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STESPEAN 67

Volume 40

Union College
Barbourville, Kentucky

Marcia C. Singer Editor

William S. Parker. .Asst. Editor
Hugh C. Delk. . .Business Man.

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Cover design by Steve Burchesky

ABIGAIL E

WEEKS MEMORIAL LIBRARY
UNION COLLEGE
BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY

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T^BLE OF C03STTE3STTS

Student Life 4

In Memoriam 40

Traditions 42

Sports 54

Organizations 68

Leadership 106

Classes 120

Senior Directory 174

Index 175

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Iberia. Is^illilcen

For her unswerving loyalty and devotion to the
ideals of Union College, for her service to
community and church, and for her interest in
the welfare of all students, the 196? Stespean
is dedicated to

MISS RENA MILLIKEN

Many paths and many reasons bring us to
Union . . .

For some a new experience, for
others a joyful reunion . . .

For failing to obey,
some must pay
in a small way . . .

Quiet moments of solitude ... or losing
himself in the noise of the campus . . .
all are part of the many phases in the
life of a Union student.

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We are caught up in the pres-
sures of the academic world.
It demands much of us — only
to give back more.

Each of us seeks our own diversion
from the academic world — whether
it be a nap in the dorm, games at a
picnic, or working on a car.

Committed to various ideas and
opinions ... we come together
. . . exchanging views . . . some-
times quietly . . . often vigorous-
ly .. . but always learning from
one another.

In the mists of the morning, a busy day
begins at Union . . .

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Smiles and friendly ways are long
remembered as a characteristic of the
campus . . .

Just as a puddle reflects a chapel
tower each of us reflects an in-
dividual personality.

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Our memories are widely distrib-
uted, but found . . . "Only at
Union."

Here we spend our days and nights in a world
of our own . . .

ARIGAIL E. WEEKS MEMORIAL LIBRARY
A UNION COLLEGE

BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY

And with the snow comes a
winter wonderland . . .

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Members of the faculty help us select
our courses of study . . .

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Moments of study and research
are spent here . . .

A place where ideas are set
forth and accepted or rejected.

The long-awaited improvement
of the dining hall becomes a
reality . . .

A meeting place . . .
A melting pot of
scholars... A cup
of coffee shared or
perhaps an idea . . .
The Center.

And so the year passes with
varying events and activities.

The year ends . . . and we leave with many
memories.

Stespean

Marcia Singer, Editor

Coby Palmer, Art Editor

Hugh Delk, Business Manager

Bill Parker, Assistant Editor

CLASS EDITORS. First row: Eleanor Witherell, Freshman Editor;
Hiromi Yamana, Vicki Bozarth, Senior Editors. Second row: Rich-
ard Vande Voorde, Graduate Editor; Jeri Fields, Sophomore Edi-
tor; David Lord, Junior Editor.

PHOTOGRAPHERS. Jerry Bott, Steve Burchesky, Terry
Bott.

ADVERTISING STAFF. First row: Barbara Hammons, Jo Ann Hatz,
Gail Brown. Second row: Diane Peters, Cheryl Kinningham, Cherry
Owens, Lynn Sutton. Third row: Steve Kalbach, Leamon Hinkle,
Hugh Delk.

EDITORS. Charlotte Lewis, Faculty Editor; Faith John-
son, Lynda Dawson, Bruce Depew, Organizations;
Absent: Mary Carol Giron, Traditions; Bill Hill, Sports.

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DR. JOHN A. DOTSON
1895-1966

JEFFREY KRONK
1945-1967

JOHN KIDD
1946-1966

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HARRY LOY

This year the title of Mr. Union goes to Harry Loy,
Columbia, Kentucky. Selected by the student
body from the senior boys, Mr. Union is chosen as
one who best represents the characteristics of
friendliness and congeniality, who upholds the
traditions of the college, who has a variety of in-
terests, and who possesses purpose in life. Harry
is a member of trie basketball team, the baseball
team, and U Club. He is majoring in business.

Miss Union is Jane Law, Selbyville, Delaware,
who was chosen by the student body from the
senior girls. A candidate for the B.S. degree
in elementary education, she has been a
member of S.N.E.A., hockey team, girls' in-
tramurals, Playlikers, and Alpha Psi Omega,
acting in the production of "Private Lives."
She has been a candidate for Homecoming
Queen, Lakeside Queen, Alpha Phi Omega
Sweetheart Queen, Stespean Queen, and this
year was selected as the swim team's first
queen.

JANE LAW

3S£iss Union

I^iss Stespean

JANICE HEGGAN

Miss Stespean 1967 is Janice Heggan, a
sophomore from Cherry Hill, New Jersey,
representing Circle K Club. She was se-
lected by Bess Myerson, Miss America
1945, nationally known TV panelist, for
facial beauty and personality as shown
in her photograph.

Union College's representative to the 1966
Mountain Laurel Pageant was Norma Jean
Osborne, a junior from Barbourville, Ken-
tucky. She was selected by a faculty com-
mittee to compete against girls from oth-
er Kentucky colleges at the Mountain
Laurel Festival held in May each year at
Pineville, Kentucky. Norma is an elemen-
tary education major with a biology minor.

NORMA JEAN OSBORNE

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Representative

Homecoming

Queen

FAITH EILEEN JOHNSON

The Homecoming Queen, Faith Eileen John-
son, was chosen by the student body from
representatives of the sophomore, junior, and
senior classes. A sophomore from Trenton,
New Jersey, she is a physical education major
with a minor in home economics. Faith is a
member of Beta Chi Alpha sorority and has
been a candidate for Alpha Phi Omega Sweet-
heart Queen and Lakeside Queen. A cheer-
leader, she is also active in girls' intramurals
and is a member of Pi Epsilon Alpha, as well
as Organizations Editor of the Stespean.

The 1966-67 Sweetheart Queen, chosen
by Alpha Phi Omega, is Marsha Kit Sep-
lak, a freshman from Huntingdon Valley,
Pennsylvania. A major in physical educa-
tion, she participates in S.N.E.A. and is
planning to teach.

MARSHA KIT SEPLAK

_A.lTp2ia, 3P3ai Omega

S-weetlieetrt

Givieen.

Snow GivLeen

JANICE HEGGAN

The Snow Queen, chosen annually by mem-
bers of Circle K and presented at the Snow-
ball Dance, is Janice Heggan, Cherry Hill,
New Jersey. Janice is a sophomore, majoring
in home economics and minoring in physical
education. She is treasurer of the Home Emo-
nomics Club and played on Union's girls'
hockey team.

The Sweetheart Queen, selected by the As-
sociation of Women Students for her contri-
butions to campus and dormitory life, is Viola
Bradley, Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Affection-
ately known as "Pink," she has lived both in
Pfeiffer Hall and Tye House and has been
active in many campus organizations. She is
a member of Beta Chi Alpha sorority, vice
president of Gamma Beta Phi national honor-
ary society, vice president of American
Chemical Society, vice president of Home
Economics Club, and secretary of S.N.E.A.
She is a home economics major with a
chemistry minor.

VIOLA BRADLEY

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S-weetlieart

Queen

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JERRY HALTER

Now a tradition at Union College, Mr. Ugly
is selected each year in a contest spon-
sored by the senior class. Winner this
year is Jerry Halter, a junior from Ocean
City, New Jersey. Jerry is a physical ed-
ucation major, a member of the swim
team, baseball team, U Club, and Pi Ep-
silon Alpha. He also is a member of trie
Food Committee of Student Senate, Ste-
venson Hall Dorm Council, and Circle K.

Flii Mia -A-lpliet Sweethearts

JANET REIGELMAN
Freshman

CHRISTINE GEYER
Junior

KARLA STEINER
Sophomore

ELLA SUE COFFMAN
Senior

JUDITH ASHLEY
Honorary Sweetheart

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BASKETBALL RECORD 1966-67

Union

Lincoln Memorial

Union

Oakland City

Union

Kentucky State

Union

Lincoln Memorial

Union

Hanover

Union

Xavier

Union

Transylvania

Union

Campbellsville

Union

Kentucky State

Union

102

Cumberland

Union

Villa Madonna

Union

Pikeville

Union

Berea

Union

Centre

Northwestern Classic

Semifinal

Union

Western Illinois
Final

Union

Tennessee State

Union

Georgetown

Union

105

Centre

Union

Pikeville

102

Union

Villa Madonna

Union

Campbellsville

Union

Oakland City

110

Union

Transylvania

Union

Georgetown

Union

Cumberland

Union

Berea

K.I.A.C. Tournament

Quarter finals

Union

Berea
Semifinals

Union

Pikeville

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BASKETBALL. First row: Woody Humphries, manager; Bob Pittser,
Charles Rutledge, Coach Moore, Frank Vavroch, Doug Logan, Ron

Lee, manager. Second row: Harry Loy, Larry Curd, Paul Carr. Ken
Meibers, Keith Wortinger, Ed Gregory, Paul Andrews, Bill Hill.

FAITH JOHNSON

ELAINE WALLACE

Clieer leaders

JANICE BLAKLEY

OLIVIA HOWELL

BETSY SHELTON

MARY CAROL GIRON

BOWLING RECORD 1966-67
Union Lost 2 Won 4

Union-Pikeville Lost

Union-Cumberland Lost

Union-Kentucky Southern Won

Union-Pikeville Won

Union-Kentucky Southern Won

Union-University of Kentucky Won

Bowling

BOWLING

. First row: Pete Parker, Mike Parker, Larry Davis. Second row: Jim West, Coach White, Jerry O'Connell

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SWIMMING RECORD 1965-66

Union

Berea

Union

U. of the South

Union

U. of Chattanooga

Union

U. of Kentucky

Union

U. of Louisville

Union

Tennessee A & I

Union

Berea

Union

Morehead

Union

Morehead

Union

Eastern

Union

Vanderbilt

Swimming

SWIMMING First row: Jerry Halter, Dennis Hamilton, Pete Miller,
Gil Ciocci Second row: John Hill, Bob Sewalls, Dale Moran,

Dan Hart, Russ Plpo, Coach Calitri Third row: Ed Alexander,
Bob Linderman, Tom Boyle, Steve Burchesky, Bert Shepard

BASEBALL First row: John Pendleton, Bob Pittser, Doug Logan,
Norman Taylor, Louis Lopez, Don Hicks, Tom Mohr Second row:

Coach Moore, John Farner, Ed Hoepfner, Harry Loy, Clark
Shadle, Russ Wyncoop, Tom White

BeiseTDeill

BASEBALL RECORD 1965-66

Union 2 LMU

Union 0,2 Berea

5,5

Union 3,7 Villa Madonna

10,8

Union 0,4 Georgetown

12,5

Union 6,11 Campbellsville

9,1

Union 3,5 Centre

6,9

Union 8,5 Cumberland

9,7

Union 5,18 Pikeville

4,5

GOLF First row: John Farner, Ben Basone Second row: Robert

Klug, Ron Coluccio, Coach Herman Bush, Jack Stewart

G-olf

GOLF RECORD 1966-67

Union 3 1 /2 Centre 8V2

Union 6 Cumberland 6

Union 9 Transylvania 3

Union I8V2 Kentucky Southern 2V2

Union 7 Transylvania 9

Union 12 Villa Madonna

Union 17 Kentucky Southern 3

Union 12 Transylvania 6

TENNIS RECORD 1965-66

Tennis

Union

Pikeville

Union

Campbellsville

Union

Cumberland

Union

Berea

Union

Transylvania

Union

Cumberland

Union

Berea

Union

Georgetown

Union

Campbellsville

TENNIS Mike Parker, Bill McKinstry, Paul Erslan, Bill Yeatts,

Jay Bartlett, Don Shaw, Jim Walker

CROSS COUNTRY First row: Coach Calitri, Dave Radway,

Edward Brock, George Frazier, Ron Riskie Second row: Ben
Kilgore, Jack Stewart, Pete Parker

Cross

Country

CROSS COUNTRY RECORD 1966-67
Union 21 Centre 34

Union 31 Berea 26

Union 24 Georgetown 32

Union 30 U. of Louisville 25

Union 50 Cumberland 15

TRACK RECORD 1965-66
Union 69 Berea 67

Union 771/2 Knoxville 58 1 />

Union 77 Centre 59

Union 79 1 /2 Georgetown 56V2

Quad Meet (Centre): Cumberland 88,
Oakland City 51 V2 , Union 39,
Georgetown 29, Berea 25, Centre

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Union 83% Carson Newman 52 1 /3

Union 85 1 /2 Rio Grande 50 1 /2

Union 37 Cumberland 108

Union 51V3 Milligan 93%
KIAC: Union 73V 2 , Berea 55 1 /2,
Georgetown 45

Track

TRACK First row: Bill Barrott, Jeff Brown, Ernie Ayers, Barry
Morlachetta, Ronald Brockett, Pete Parker, Barry Kehr, Dan Hart
Second row: Ron Lee, Bob Leith, Bill Hoffman, Richie Shomper,
Walt List, Bill Trent, Randy Long, Jack Seals, Al Cini, Harry

Wolfersberger, Ed McDaniels, George Frazier, Don Connolly,
Jon LePeyre, Neal Deaves, Terry Fleming, Don Bautz, Doug
Logan, Jim Microutsicos, Coach Calitri

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ANGELA DE PALMA

DIANE TRETHAWAY

COBY PALMER

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Omega.

Alpha Psi Omega, the honorary dramatic fraternity,
provides an honor society for those who attain a
high standard of work in dramatics. Students are
selected for membership after they have fulfilled the
basic dramatic requirements of the fraternity and
have shown a desire to be honored by membership.

President Angela DePalma

Vice-President Coburn Palmer

Secretary-Treasurer

Diane Trethaway

EARL YOST

OKIE PETERSON

PAUL SOWDEN

MARTHA HOCTOR

RANDALL PRUNTY

TED LOCKE

DEBBY PORT

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of Women

Stixolents

The purpose of the Association of
Women Students is to direct the
affairs of student life and to promote
spiritual growth and unity among the
women residents. Among the projects
undertaken were a display for Home-
coming, the Big Sister Party, the
Christmas Open House and Tea,
Parents' Weekend Reception, and a
party for the graduating seniors.

President Myra Parsons

Vice-President Kathy Brinly

Secretary Elaine Wallace

Treasurer Charlotte Lewis

AWS COUNCIL First row: Charlotte Lewis, Meda Smith, Myra Parsons, Kathy Brinly
Second row: Judy Holcombe, Viola Bradley, Mary De Vries, Connie Squires, Pat Shaw,
Elaine Wallace, Miss Young.

CORRIDOR REPRESENTATIVES First row: Patricia Brian, Ella Sue Coff-
man, Maureen Sharrah, Maxine Stanley, Jeri Fields, Pat Shaw, Karla
Freeman Second row: Phyllis Cope, Rhoby Horn, Janet Magsam, Char-
lotte Lewis, Phyllis McAdams, Connie Squires, Sue Lewis, Miss Young.

SOCIAL STANDARDS
Carlene Stickley

Phyllis Ratliff, Viola Bradley,

JUDICIAL BOARD First row: Chris Tuholsky, Barbara Hesson, Kathy
Brinly, Karen Ramsey, Janet Jacobus

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Beta, Clai .A^ljolaa,

Beta Chi Alpha is a social sorority which at-
tempts to bring beauty, culture, and art to
the campus community. As special projects,
it maintains two rose beds, joins Circle K
for a Christmas party for the county orphans,
and has an annual Presentation Ball.

President Pat Shaw

Vice-President Joy Sartorio

Secretary Faith Kunze

Treasurer Carlene Stickley

ANN ABBUHL

DEBBIE BATEMAN

VIOLA BRADLEY

MARY CAROL GIRON

BARBARA HAMMONS

MARTHA HOCTOR

MARY LOU
HOLBERT

FAITH JOHNSON

FAITH KUNZE

JEROLYN LIGHTNER

JO DELLA NEACE

MYRA PARSONS

KAREN RAMSEY

STEPHANIE RILEY

PAT SHAW

LYNN SUTTON

JOY SARTORIO

BETSY SHELTON

DIANE TRETHAWAY

VIVIAN VAIR

SYLVIA YERGER

SANDI SCHNITZ

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MARCIA SINGER

KAY TRUEMAN

DIANE SHADLE

CARLENE STICKLEY

CHRIS TUHOLSKY

MISS YOUNG

MRS. GILBERT

Circle KI

The Circle K Club emphasizes leadership in
service, encourages participation in group
activities, and promotes fellowship and
scholarship.

Club activities included a float in the Daniel
Boone Parade, a display for Homecoming,
the Snowball Dance, and a party for under-
privileged children at Christmas.

President David Apner

Vice-President Barry Foster

Secretary Don Anderson

Treasurer Bruce Rollman

CIRCLE K First row: David Apner, Dr. Gilbert, Barry Foster,
Jack Colley, Bob Gutknecht, Tim Marsh Second row: Gary
Mills, Howard Brewster, Bill Butz, Mike Bumgardner, Bruce Roll-
man, Barry Wood, Bill Boyington, Tom Manuel, Ron Sell, Jeff

Wagner Third row: Ralph Stepp, Jerry Brown, John Pilkey,

Palmer Robeson, Bud Bradford, Don Anderson Fourth row:

Lance St. Clair, Jim West, John Entelisano, Craig Taylor Fifth
row: Bob Thurber, Jim Hollitield, Paul Sowden

lota Sigma Nu, honorary scholastic society at Union College,
encourages high ideals, promotes diligence in study, and
rewards excellence in scholarship. Awards are presented
on Honors Day to the freshman and the sophomore with
the highest scholastic average. Annually lota Sigma Nu
publishes "The Garret", featuring art and literary work by
Union students.

Recognition is given each year to some person who best
exemplifies the purposes of lota Sigma Nu. Dr. Erwin S.
Bradley, chairman of the Division of Social Studies at
Union College, was honored in the spring of 1966.

President Lester Bartley

Vice-President .... Robert K. Wilson

Secretary-Treasurer Sue Lewis

Ritualist Kathy Fox Daniels

Historian .... Catherine F. Singer

Iota. Sigma rT\i

IOTA SIGMA NU First row: Sue Lewis, Lester Bartley, Kathy
Fox Daniels, Elizabeth Todd Shaw, Allie Martin Mays, Catherine
Faulkner Singer, Ann Renfro Shelley, Ed Shields Second row:
Susan Pope, Phillip Malone, Dora Sue Oxendine, Margie Worley,
Deril Mays, Jerry Turner, Linda Shannon Turner, David Waltz,

Norma Foley Turner, John R. Wheeler, Robert Galbo. Rena Mllll-
ken, Sue Tuggle Carr, Vivian Bradley, Dr. Erwin S. Bradley,
Judith Helton, John Benson, Sue Frazier, Paul Isaacs, Sara
Gilpin

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row: Faith Kunze, Kay True-
man, Pink Bradley, Janice Heggan Second row: Nancy Tucker,

Melinda Pickard, Miss Lay, Phyllis Cope,
Abbuhl, Ruth Hardison, Karla Freeman

Mildred Wilson, Ann

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Home Economics Olioo

The Home Economics Club serves to benefit
the women students of Union College by
promoting an interest in home and family
living. This year it took first place in the
Halloween Jamboree and in the Homecom-
ing display.

President .... Kay Trueman
Vice-President . Pink Bradley

Secretary Faith Kunze

Treasurer Janice Heggan

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Gamma, Beta JiPlii

Gamma Beta Phi is a national honor society
open to students who were Beta Club mem-
bers in high school and to upper classmen
who can meet membership requirements. Its
motto is: Scholarship, Service, and Character.
Chartered in April 1966, this society hopes
to take a place of active leadership on Union
College campus.

President Janice Bryant

Vice-President Viola Bradley

Secretary Phyllis Ratliff

Treasurer Carlene Stickley

GAMMA BETA PHI First row: Mrs. Singer. Sue Gibo. Ann Black,
Phyllis Ratliff. Janice Bryant. Carlene Stickley, Carlene Triplett,
Hiromi Yamana, Karla Steiner Second row: Judy Holcombe,
Kathleen Brinly, Marcia Singer, Kay Martin, Olivia Howell. Mary
Jo Jaynes, Christine Tuholsky. Janet Tomlinson, Jody Neace
Third row: Ruth Ann Johnston, Charlotte Lewis, Maxine Stanley,

Daniel Anderson, Lester Bartley, Samuel Clonch, Reid Clapham,
Michael Bumgardner, Kyle Perkins, Robert Macneil, Judy Ashley,
Judy Morgan, Joyce White Fourth row: Walter Hull, Robert
Weyand, Ronald Filler, Douglas Sipple, Thomas McFarland, David
Graham, Charles Calloway, W. William Fawley, J. Thomas
Sturgis

MARTIN HOUSE: Jack Worley, Jack Phillips, Mrs. Martin, Dr. Watts, Dave Simon, Ed Lamb

^Istrtin House

For several years a group of boys has
lived at the home of Mrs. Sadie Martin
on College Street across from Steven-
son Hall. These boys have taken an
active part in campus life, and Mrs.
Martin has been like a housemother
to them. Dr. Winifred Watts lives in an
apartment in the Martin House.

Lakeside Iwletxior

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Co-u-xicil

LAKESIDE DORM COUNCIL First row: Jim Hollifield, Vice-
President; Craig Taylor, President; Steve Baldwin, Secretary

Second row: Dave Apner, Bill Hartung, John Follit, Treasurer;
Jon Merckens, Richard Kloss, Jon Whittaker, Don Fowler

FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS, LAKESIDE DORM First row:
Chuck Parsons, Larry Murray, Tom Beyer, Jim Carey, Bill
Parker, Don Fowler Second row: Ray Owens, Mike Meehan,
John Molnar, Jon Merckens Third row: Ken Fischer, Andy

Long, John Follit, Paul Young, Vince Gattuso, Charles Calloway,
Bill Blemlek Fourth row: John Bauer, Bob Underwood, John Whit-
taker, Jim Hollifield, Bill Pusey, Sandy Horowitz, Dick Burley

Tlae Men of tlie Manor

THIRD FLOOR, LAKESIDE DORM First row: Craig Taylor, Ray
O'Connell, Ed Diehl, Barry Foster, Dave Apner, Richard Kloss,
Jeff Brown Second row: Tom Mullen, Scott Jenkins, Ken
Kleeb, Fred Noyes, Eric Krebs, Bill Barrott Third row: Pete

Quimby, Butch Evans, Ken Turner, Millard Seay, Bob Stevens,
Maurice Quelle, Joseph Alford Fourth row: John Sullivan, Mike
Gensler, Bill Hartung, Curtis Payne, John Farner, Steve Baldwin,
Steve Mahler, Don Dickinson, Sam Powell

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METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT First row: Jerolyn Lightner,
Mary DeVries, Joyce White, Kay Dawn Hoops, Judith Gardiner,
Carlene Tripled, Marcia Singer, Barbara Ermin Second row:

David Rockwell, George Bradford, Tom Manuel, Bruce Morrison,
Phillip Malone, Hobart Coffman. John Thompson, Scott Jenkins,
Wayne Hawley

Ivflletliociist Student Movement

The Methodist Student Movement is the Methodist-
related organization which links community and
campus. During Orientation Week the group assists
the church in sponsoring a Hawaiian Luau for new
students.

President Bruce Morrison

Vice-President Wayne Hawley

Secretary Barbara Ermin

Treasurer Scott Jenkins

The Orange and Black is the student newspaper.

It seeks to keep the students informed about

events on campus and to provide a sounding board

for student opinion.

Editor Stephanie Riley

Assistant Editor Carl Pattison

Assistant Editor Jody Neace

Business Manager Hugh Delk

Advertising Manager . . . Linda Harris

Orange and Blade

ORANGE AND BLACK Steve Burchesky, Jody Neace, Janice

Blakley, Stephanie Riley, Kay Trueman. Bruce DePew, Martha
Hoctor, Ron Naylor, Jerry Correll, Carl Pattison

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The members of Oxford Club are Christian service
workers who sponsor religious activities on the cam-
pus. They are responsible for the Thanksgiving Day
worship service and participate in the chapel services
and discussion of Faith and Life Week. As part of
their service to campus they publish a student direc-
tory each year.

President Dave Rockwell

Vice-President Karl Kraft

Secretary Joyce Anderson

Treasurer John Gordon

Oxford Club

OXFORD CLUB First row: Scott Campbell, John Gordon. Joyce
Anderson, Karl Kraft, Dave Rockwell, Dr. Matthews Second
row: Thomas Bates, Janet Jacobus, John Janka, Linda Bechtol.

Barry Wood, Kathy Chamberlain, Vicki Bozarth, Phil Malone,
Mary de Vries, Hobart Coflman. Barbara Hesson, Phil Barnum

Pi Epsilon Alpha provides profession-
al experience for those students who
are physical education majors and
minors. One of their activities was
sponsoring the pep rally and bonfire
before the opening of basketball
season. They also participate in the
intramural program.

President John Farner

Vice-President Jean Linden

Secretary Janet Magsam

Treasurer Carol Proctor

PI EPSILON ALPHA First row: Sara Gilpin, Jean Linden, Sylvia Yerger, Phyllis McAdams,
Faith Johnson, Carol Proctor, Janet Magsam, Maureen Sharrah, Jerry Halter Second row:
Dan Hart, John Farner, Bob Douce, Bob Sewalls, Jim Baker, Bob Gutknecht, Larry Davis,
Tom Mohr

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LARRY HAYES

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DENNIS JACKSON

ALLAN GREEN

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W. G. MARIGOLD

EDWARD BLACK

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BRUCE DEPEW

KENNETH BROOMELL

JOHN G. BROWN

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MU PHI, the Union College chapter of Phi
Mu Alpha Sinfonia National Music Fraternity
of America, was founded with the purpose
of advancing the cause of music in America.
Among its service projects MU PHI ushered
at the musical programs of the Department
of Music. It also provided the music for the
annual Thanksgiving service.
In the fall MU PHI sponsored a Sweetheart
Presentation Ball and in the spring a special
concert in cooperation with Sigma Alpha
lota. The MU PHI Sweethearts for 1967 were:
Ella Sue Coffman, senior; Christine Geyer,
junior; Karla Steiner, sophomore; Janet
Reigelman, freshman; and Judy Ashley,
honorary.

President Arthur Clark

Vice-President Larry Hayes

Secretary John Van Dersall

Treasurer Wayne Hawley

T .W-

WAYNE HAWLEY

MAURICE QUELLE

DALE OLMSTEAD

DAVID ROCKWELL

ROBERT TATRO

THOMAS GOLDEN

DONALD HUCKLE

KENNETH TURNER

JOHN VAN DERSALL

Playlikers is one of the oldest clubs on
campus. It is open to all persons inter-
ested in play production and is dedicated
to the promotion of dramatics. Members
of Playlikers served as ushers and assist-
ants at the performances of the Louisville
Actors Theatre and have also spent many
hours working back stage, making cos-
tumes and scenery and applying makeup
as well as performing on the stage. Play-
likers is the first step to membership in
Alpha Psi Omega, national dramatic fra-
ternity.

President Coburn Palmer

Vice President Earl Yost

Secretary Diane Trethaway

Treasurer Michael Blum

JjPletylils: ers

PLAYLIKERS First row: Debby Port, Jane Law, Okie Peterson,
Martha Hoctor Second row: Sandy Horowitz, Diane Trethaway
Third row: Heather Cousins, Carl Pattison, Barry Stump, Angle

DePalma Fourth row: Mary Jo Jaynes, Connie Squires, Mr.
Gref, Mary Carol Giron, Coby Palmer Filth row: Mike Bum-
gardner, Doug Sipple, Bob Rowe

Sfu.c3.ent
National

Education
Association

The John Owen Gross Chapter of the
S.N.E.A. was founded to provide a
professional club for students enter-
ing the teaching profession. It em-
phasizes participation in all levels of
activity in education and encourages
development of leadership skills.

President Thomas Allen

Vice President . . . Susan Pennycuff

Secretary Viola Bradley

Treasurer Samuel Powell

STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First row: Diane Trethaway, Marcia
Singer, Carlene Stickley, Meda Smith, Debbie Bateman, Nancy Tucker Second row:
Pink Bradley, Mary Carol Giron, Connie Libby, Virginia Griggs, Cindy Davies, Kathy
Brinly Third row: Susan Pennycuff, Jerolyn Lightner, Betty Sadler Williams, Carlene
Triplett, Peggy Beard Fourth row: Thomas Allen, Olivia Howell, Bruce Gallinger,
Phyllis Cope, Kit Seplak, Bette Webber

Student Center
Board

The Student Center is the hearthstone of the
campus. The Student Center Board plans
activities for all the students. This year it
had a steak night, sponsored Mary Lue Ren-
nie, decorated the Center for Christmas,
sponsored the second birthday party for the
Center, as well as having weekend dances.
Six Board members attended the regional
ACU Conference in South Carolina.

President Scott Campbell

Vice-President Earl Yost

Secretary-Treasurer Marcia Singer

STUDENT CENTER BOARD First row: Earl Yost, Marcia Singer, Kathie Valentik,
Judy Bird, Scott Campbell Second row: Miss Patridge, Linda Murphy, Sandy Horowitz.
Paul Sowden, Ron Naylor, Bill Finney, Mr. Black

STUDENT SENATE Seated: Tom Renkin, D. H. McNeil, Art Lam-
bert, Steve Cooper Standing: Bob Ireland, Bob Fisher, Frank
Preston, Ron Naylor, Barry Morlachetta, Ray Borusky, Anna

Hieronymus, John Follit, Connie Squires, Carl Taylor, Janet
Reigelman, Harold Gregory, Bill Hoffman, Jim Wilson, Dr. Allen

St-u.cient Senate

The Student Senate is the voice of
the student body. The ideas and
desires of the students are expres-
sed through this organization to
Faculty and Administration. Through
the Judicial Council disciplinary pro-
cedures are recommended and exe-
cuted. Representatives from the Stu-
dent Senate serve on all faculty
committees.

President Arthur Lambert

Vice-President D. H. McNeil

Secretary Tom Renkin

Treasurer Steve Cooper

STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS Tom Renkin, D. H. McNeil, Art Lambert, Steve Cooper

OOD COMMITTEE First row: Dave Apner, Chris Geyer, Barry
oster Second row: Don Connolly, Bill Lacy, Fran Glass

Food Committee

StvLdent Representatives

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Ron Naylor, Ray Borusky, Janet
Jacobus, Marcia Singer, Stephanie Riley, Shirley Allen, Larry
Allen

J-u.dicia.1 Council

JUDICIAL COUNCIL Jeri Fields, Don Connolly, Bill Armstrong, Dan Vickery, Bob Weyand

Stevenson Hall
B Wing

B WING DORM COUNCIL Jim Wilson, Undergraduate Monitor; Hock-Soon Goh, Representative; Reid Clapham, Treasurer;
Howard R. Brewster, Jr., President; Jerry Correll, Secretary; Jerry Lynch, Representative; Dick Vande Voorde, Graduate Monitor.

STEVENSON HALL B WING ASSOCIATION First row: Palmer
Robeson. Andy Long, Jerry Correll, Irving Schoenacker. John
Thompson, Burton Gould Second row: Bruce Mitchell, Pete
Miller, Oren Chaney, Bill Beckmann, Lulti Hazim, Tom Hodgkins,
Eddy Brown Third row: Hock-Soon Goh, Craig Williams, Dan

Anderson, Barry Hanulak, Ed Brock, Jack Seals, Darrell Sayles,
Bill Stone, Reid Clapham, Bruce Rollman, Charles Kipp, John
Semkus. Bob Sutherlin, Mike Penick, Tom Card, Bob Macneil,
Bob Luers, Jerry Lynch

.A. Wing

STEVENSON HALL A WING ASSOCIATION First row: Steve
Liming, Dan Vickery, Gary Mills, Jim Melillo, Bruce Gallinger,
Sandy McNeil, David' Mclver Second row: Bill Hoffman, Tom

Renkin, Len Kopera, Richard Gibbons, Tim Marsh, Doug Cornelius,
Vaughan Griffin, Steve Cooper, Art Lambert, Jack Cosbey, Tony
Carrall, Terry Fleming, Ron Naylor

C Wing

STEVENSON HALL C WING ASSOCIATION First row: Larry
Brock, Gene Shawaryn, Bill Bellamy, John Blackwell, Harry Poff,
David Box, Donald Anderson Second row: Bob Anderson, Bob

Hohne, Tom Manuel, Bud Bradford, Al Klineburger, Drew Wil-
helm, Henry Osman, David Morey, Bob Shearer, Harry Darr, Wayne
Symington, Richard Brooks, Dan Mackie

U CLUB First row: Mike Parker, Ed Alexander, Don Connolly,
Janice Blakley, Tom Boyle, Arlene Stoll, John Farner, Mary
Carol Giron, Bob Cox, Betsy Shelton, Pete Parker, Ron Lee
Second row: Doug Logan, Bob Pittser, Billy Hill, Clark Shadle,

Bill Barrott, Charlie Rutledge, Bill Hoffman, Keith Wortinger, Tom
Mohr, Ed Hoepfner, Ed McDaniels, Tom White, Jack Seals,
Don Bautz, Larry Curd, Dan Hart, Jerry Halter, Coach Calitri

XJ CUit>

The lettermen of U Club promote athletics
and encourage school spirit among the stu-
dent body. The club had a booth at the Daniel
Boone Festival and sold basketball programs.
At the annual U Club assembly blazers were
presented for the use of the traveling athletic
teams.

President Jerry Halter

Vice-President John Farner

Secretary Arlene Stoll

Treasurer Don Connolly

American
dieixiical

Society-

Promotion of unity among future
chemists, initiation of a desire to
study chemistry, and orientation in the
development of new fields of chemis-
try is the tri-fold purpose of the
American Chemical Society.

President Dan Wellman

Vice-President .... Charles Rednour

Secretary Viola Bradley

Treasurer Frank Hammons

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Dr. Haas, David Lord, David Lobb, Pink Bradley, Ted
Locke, Dan Wellman, Steve Liming, Dr. Poulos

.A-ljplia,
Delta,

The purpose of the Alpha Delta
Chapter is to promote interest and
scholarship in mathematics. The club
sponsors a visiting lecturer each year.

President Don Connolly

Vice-President Janice Bryant

Secretary-Treasurer . . Lester Bartley

ALPHA DELTA First row: Lester Bartley, Janet Randell, Miss Pettus, Janice Bryant,
Elisha Dugger Second row: Mr. Evans, Don Connolly, David Graham, Hobart Coffman

Collegitim

COLLEGIUM MUSICUM First row: Carol Hamilton, Karla Steiner,
Louise Speck, Judith Ashley, Lynn Sutton, Joyce Kinard, Sue
Blackman, Diana Matthews, Peggi Hogg Second row: Don

Huckle, Bruce Morrison, John Van Dersall. Art Clark, Dale Olm-
stead, Carmen Troil Not present: Dave and Gayle Lobb, Pamela
Wallace

Choir

CHOIR First row: Mr. Jackson, director; Kathy Carr, Don Huckle,
Diana Matthews, Joyce Kinard, Charles McDowell, Lee Farmer,
Lynn Sutton, Sue Blackman, Karla Steiner Second row: Louise
Speck, Bill Keeffe. Anna Marie Dixon, Scott Campbell, Okie
Peterson, Lillian Steele, Larry Hayes, Mike Blum, Pat Brian

Third row: Judy Pineur, Carmen Troil, Kay Dawn Hoops, Dale
Olmstead, John G. Brown, Lou Bass, Lee Wick, Phyllis Syme, Carol
Nourse Fourth row: Tom McFarland, Judy Ashley, Bruce Morri-
son, Ellie Waite, Mike Penick, June Myers, Craig Williams, Art
Clark, Pam Wallace, John Van Dersall

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Concert Band

CONCERT BAND First row: Gayle Bartlett Lobb, Judy Ashley,
Donna Burnsides, Kathy Chamberlain, Esther Prince Second
row: Bob Tatro, Lester Bartley, Phyllis Chaney, Meda Smith,
Barbara Hesson, Jerry Bott, Ken Broomell, Joyce White, Terry

Bott Third row: Tom McFarland, Dave Clouse, Wayne Rogers,
Charles McDowell, Wayne Miskelly, Raymond Watters Fourth
row: Robert Sewalls, Jim Pease, Ken Turner, Richard Jones, Mr,
Green, Karin Craig, Bill Keeffe, Don Huckle, Dr. Linger

CJb.ox*\xs

CHORUS First row: Phyllis McAdams, Pat Brian, Donna Burn-
sides, Carol Hamilton, Lou Bass, Esther Prince, Lillian Steele,
Sandi Schnitz, Linda Klumpp, Rhoby Horn Second row: Janice
Prunier, Ellie Waite, Louise Speck, Karla Steiner, June Myers,
Judy Hisle, Carol Hamilton, Joyce Kinard, Pat Shaw, Carol
Nourse, Peggi Hogg Third row: Sherry Moore, Janet Tomlinson,
Sheila Dozier, Lynn Sutton, Margaret Scott, Carol Proctor, Donna
Welty, Sharon Brierly, Judy Pineur, Diana Matthews Fourth row:
Sue Blackman, Judy Ashley, Kay Dawn Hoops, Ann Steele,
Barbara Hesson, Jim Wolfe, Jack Carter, Karen Wimmer, Ruth

Ann Johnston, Lyn Wirick Fifth row: Bruce Morrison, Wayne
Hawley, Dave Rockwell, Richard Corbert, Dave George, Pete
Miller, Bill Stone, Earl Yost Sixth row: Wally Hull, Al Kivler,
Bob Cooper, Carmen Troil, Richard Gibbons, John Van Dersall,
Joe Norris, Jerry O'Connell Seventh row: Danny Rennie, Bruce
Depew, Tom Golden, Tom Sturgis, Bud Bradford, Tom McFarland,
Scott Campbell, Karl Kraft Eighth row: Don Huckle, Jim Pease,
Bill Keeffe, Charles McDowell, Art Clark, Dale Olmstead, Mike
Penick, Lee Wick

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Orchestra

ORCHESTRA. First row: Barbara Ermin, Louise Speck, Dr. W. Gor-
don Marigold, Alfred Kivler, Kay Dawn Hoops, Judith Ashley. Sec-
ond row: Mrs. Constance Marigold, Larry Hayes, Dr. Nicholas
Poulos, Terry Bott, Dr. Robert Matthews, Donald Huckle, Lynn
Sutton, Joyce Kinard, Carol Hamilton. Third row: Gayle Lobb, Phyl-

lis Chaney, Robert Tatro, Jerry Bott, Dale Olmstead, William Keeffe,
Kenneth Broomell, Arthur Clark. Fourth row: Peggi Hogg, Ray Wat-
ters, Roy Oerman, David Clouse. Thomas McFarland, Kenneth
Turner. Director: Allan E. Green.

Stage Band

STAGE BAND. First row: Kenneth Broomell, Terry Bott. Dr. Bernard Donald Huckle.

Linger, Jerry Bott. Second row: Donald Anderson, Thomas Weeks, Marshall.

David Clouse, Thomas McFarland, Dale Olmstead, William Keeffe,

Third row: Kenneth Turner, Mr. Allan Green, John

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Sigma. -A-ljplia Iota,

Sigma Alpha lota is an internationally incorporated
professional sorority for women in the field of music.
Based on scholarship, musicianship, personality, and
character, membership in Sigma Alpha lota is open to
college music students of undergraduate and graduate
levels and to faculty members in schools where the
sorority has chapters. The local chapter has joined with
Phi Mu Alpha to present an evening of American music
as part of the Arts and Faith Festival.

President Gayle Bartlett Lobb

Vice President Christine Geyer

Secretary Pamela Wallace

Treasurer Lynn Sutton

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA. First row: Christine Geyer, Lynn Sutton,
Pamela Wallace, Connie Squires, Carol Nourse, Janice Prunier,
Gayle Bartlett Lobb, Miss Carole Wessler. Second row: Louise

Speck, Frances Richards, Peggi Hogg, Joyce Kinard, Virginia
Goodwin, Phyllis Chaney, Judith Ashley.

103

Owens

CWENS. First row: Jeri Fields, Phyllis Ratliff, Betty Herbst, Judy
Holcombe. Second row: Faith Kunze, Elaine Wallace, Charlotte

Lewis, Ann Black, Mary Lou Holbert, Karla Steiner.

Karate CItj-Td

KARATE CLUB. First row: Wally Hull, Dale Olmstead, Peter Salmon.
H. Wayne Adams, Ronald Mayne. Second row: James Wilson,
Philip Barnum, Wilburn Jackson, Jon Blackwell, David Apner. Third

row: Ralph Von Derau, Frank Hammons, Thomas Weeks, Curtis
Payne.

TwEilesians

MILESIANS Carl Pattison, Wally Hull, Dave Mclver, Bill Arm-
strong, Rev. Hansel, Mike Bumgardner, Jack Moinar, Anna

Hieronymus, Martha Hoctor, Dr. Matthews, Mr. Freeman

FHT

P.H.T. First row: Susie Allen, Barbara Lirrderman, Beth Boy-
ington, Sandy Emeigh, Sandra Milburn, Gail Ward Second row:
Beth Main, Mrs. Wittlin, Diane Biel, Judy Boone, Drucilla Sipple,

Joan Angel, Mae Carmean, Nancy Loy, Shirley Savage, Jeri
Mahan

105

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MAHLON A. MILLER, B.S., B.D., S.T.M.,
President of the College

D.D.

-A. dm in is tration

J. HOWARD ALLEN
A.B., M.A., P.E.D.
Dean of Students

JOHN H. BOYD

A.B., M.A., ED.D.

Dean of the Faculty; Acting

Dean of the Graduate

School

ALBERTA COVERT

B.S., M.A.

Dean of Women

CHARLES V. HANSEL

B.A., M.A.

Director of Religious Life

ROBERT L. JONES
B.S., M.A.
Registrar; Director of
Admissions

MARSHALL B. POTTER

Superintendent of Buildings

and Grounjds

ARTHUR E. SPURLOCK

B.S. in EDUCATION, M.S.

Business Manager and

Treasurer

109

MILTON H. TOWSEND

B.A., M.A.
Director of College

Relations;
Director of Development

Staff

Officers

EDWARD H. BLACK

B.S., M.A.

Assistant Director of the

Student Center

RUFUS BONNER

Assistant Superintendent of

Buildings and Grounds

CLARENCE CHADWELL

B.S.

Bookkeeper and Assistant

Treasurer

ROBERT J. CLEMENT

B.A.

Admissions Counselor and

Assistant to the Director of

College Relations

SARA E. GILPIN

B.S.

Residence Hall Counselor;

Part-time Instructor of

Physical Education

MARY H. GHORMLEY

A.B.

Residence Hall Counselor

JOE C. HACKER

B.S., M.A.

Director of Data Processing

Center; Assistant Professor

of Business

RUTH HISSAM
Bookstore Manager

110

FRANCES PATRIDGE

B.S.E., M.A.

Director of Student Center;

Director of Student

Activities;

Associate Professor of

Physical Education

LUCILLE D. ROBBINS

R.N.

College Nurse

CHARLES C. SADDLER

A.B., M.A.

Assistant to the President

DOROTHY SHAW

Assistant to the Business

Manager

CATHERINE F. SINGER

B.A.

Alumni Secretary

■

&? r

gP m

■

ROLLIN J. WATSON

B.S., M.A.

Assistant to the Dean of

Students; Director of

Student Work

BETTY J. YOUNG
Residence Hall Counselor

MILDRED P. ZEIGLER

B.A., M.A.

Residence Hall Counselor

111

College
Staff

LINDA ALFORD

Secretary to the Director

of Graduate Studies and

Division of Education

LOIS BARGO

Clerk-typist in the Office

of the Registrar

JUDY BOONE

Clerk-typist in the Office

of the Registrar

BOBBIE BURGESS
Cashier in the Bookstore

SUE T. CARR

B.A., B.S.E.

Secretary to the President

LOIS CORDELL
Secretary in the Library

LORETTA COWAN

Secretary in the Office

of College Relations

SANDRA K. EMEIGH

Secretary in the Office

of Student Affairs

MYRA B. JACKSON

B.S.
Purchasing Assistant

PHYLLIS J. JONES

Secretary in the Alumni

Office

112

ADA KING

Secretary in the Office

of Development

LORETTA LI FORD

Clerk-typist in the Office

of Development

MILDRED MAGGARD

Secretary in the Office

of Student Affairs

FANNIE MARTIN
Clerk-typist in the Library

EVELYN MATTHEWS
Clerk in the Postoffice

SUE D. McDADE

Secretary in the Office

of the Registrar

SHERRILL POTTER

Assistant to the

Bookkeeper

NOLA WILLIAMS

Secretary in the Business

Office and Cashier

MAINTENANCE. First row: James Miller, Harold Messer, Eugene Branstutter, Lou Hinson, Nanny Leger, Bill Nelson,
Lester Hinkle. Second row: Edd Hubbard, Bill Carroll, Henry Warren, Roy Hembree, Mitchell Clark, Kenneth White, Rufus
Bonner, M. B. Potter Third row: Felton Patton, Edwin Hubbard, Kenneth Hughes, Elmer Pope, Douglass Branstutter. Nor
present: Ruth Neal, Emma Croley, Lenora Croley, Maud Tye, John Clark.

113

ERWIN S. BRADLEY

B.S. in EDUCATION,

M.A., PH.D.

Chairman of the Division of

Social Studies; Graduate

Professor of History

HERMAN BUSH

A.B., M.A.

Chairman of the Division of

Health and Physical

Education;
Director of Athletics

DONALD L. CALITRI

B.S., M.A.

Coach and Instructor of

Physical Education

CLEVIS D. CARTER
B.A., M.A.

Instructor of Physical
Science

Fac-u-lty

NORMAN W. DAVIS

B.S., M.S., PH.D.
Professor of Biology

CARL F. EVANS

B.S., M.S.

Assistant Professor of

Mathematics and Physia

DONALD FREEMAN

B.S., A.M., B.D.

Assistant Professor of

Philosophy

FRANK A. GILBERT

B.S., M.A., PH.D.

Chairman of the Division of

Sciences; Professor

of Biology

ALLAN E. GREEN

B.M., M.M.

Assistant Professor

of Music

EUGENE G. HAAS

B.S., M.A., PH.D.

Head of the Department

of Chemistry; Professor

of Chemistry

114

MILDRED B. HACKER

B.S., M.A.

Instructor of

Physical Education

PATIENCE HAGGARD

B.A., B.S. in

EDUCATION, M.A., PH.D.

Graduate Professor

of English

ESTEFANA N. HERRERA

B.S., NAT. S.D.

Assistant Professor

of Biology

HUBERT H. HOELTJE

B.A., M.A., PH.D.

Graduate Professor

of English

DENNIS C. JACKSON

B.A., M.M.

Instructor of Music

JAMES E. KOWALSKY

B.M., M.M.

Instructor of Music

MARY ALICE LAY

B.S., M.S.

Instructor of

Home Economics

115

BERNARD L LINGER

B.Mus., M.Mus., PH.D.

Acting Chairman of the

Division of Fine Arts;

Acting Director of the

School of Music;

Associate Professor

of Music

JUDY McCLUNG

B.A., M.A.

Instructor of English

JAMES B. McFERRIN

B.A., B.S. in L.S., M.S.

Head Librarian; Associate

Professor of

Library Science

CONSTANCE Y.

W. GORDON MARIGOLD

SADIE W. MARTIN

MARIGOLD

B.A., M.A., PH.D.

B.S. in EDUCATION

B.A.

Chairman of the Division of

M.A.

Part-time Instructor

Languages; Head of the

Assistant Professor

of French

Department of Modern

Languages;

Graduate Professor of

Modern Languages

of Business

ROBERT D. MATTHEWS

B.A, S.T.B., PH.D.

Chairman of the Division of

Religion and Philosophy;

Head of the Department

of Religion and Philosophy;

Professor of Religion

FRANK E. MERCHANT

A.B., M.A., PH.D.

Head of the Department

of English; Graduate

Professor of English

GAYLE MILES

B.A., M.A.

Associate Supervisor of

Student Teaching;

Assistant Professor

of Education

J. LARUE MILLEN
B.S. in EDUCATION

M.ED.

Assistant Professor

of Social Studies

RENA MILLIKEN

A.B., M.A.

Head of the Department of

Business;

Associate Professor

of Business

KATHLEEN MOORE

A.B., M.A.

Associate Professor of

Elementary Education

PAUL S. MOORE

B.A., M.S.

Coach and Assistant

Professor of
Physical Education

J. C. NEWPORT

B.A., M.A.

Instructor of Business

Kl SONG OH

B.A., LL.B., M.A., PH.D.

Associate Professor of

Political Science

^ Ik

I I Ml

WILLIAM S. OXENDINE

B.A., M.A.

Instructor of Social Studies

MARY PETTUS

A.B., A.M.

Head of the Department of

Mathematics and Physics;

Associate Professor of

Mathematics

NICHOLAS A. POULOS

B.S., PH.D.

Associate Professor

of Chemistry

L. D. PREWITT

B.A., LL.B.

Part-time Associate

Professor of Business

117

HOUSTON M. PRICE

B.A., M.M.
Instructor of Music

MARY E. PRIESTLEY

B.S., M.A., PH.D.

Associate Professor

of English

S. E. GERARD PRIESTLEY
B.D., S.T.M., B.S., M.A.,

PH.D., M.S.SC.

Graduate Professor of

Political Science

m\fc£i

ROBERT R. RIESZ

A.B., M.A.
Associate Professor

of Physics

WARREN ROBBINS

B.S., M.A.

Associate Professor of

Education; Supervisor of

Student Teaching

VIRGINIA B. SADDLER
B.A., B.S. in L.S., M.S.
Assistant Librarian and
Assistant Professor of
Library Science

118

CHARLES W. SIMMS

B.S., M.A., PH.D.

Chairman of the Division of

Education; Head of the

Department of Education;

Graduate Professor

of Education

FRANCIS X. SOMMER
B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S.,

D.A.B.S.

Part-time Professor

of Health

DOROTHY R. TALBERT

A.B., B.S. in LS.

Reference Librarian and

Instructor of

Library Science

BETTY K. TOWNSEND

A.B., M.A.

Part-time Instructor

of English

WINIFRED WATTS

B.A., M.A., PH.D.

Graduate Professor

of English

CAROLE WESSLER

B.M., M.M.
Instructor of Piano

JAMES H. WHITE

B.A., M.A.

Instructor of Bowling;

Part-time Instructor

of History

ELLA O. WILKES

A.B., B.S., M.S.

Part-time Assistant

Professor of

Social Studies

ROBERT K. WILSON

B.A.

Laboratory Assistant in

Physical Science

JOHN E. YATROS
B.S., M.A., ED.D.
Part-time Associate
Professor of Psychology

CURT J. WITTLIN

PH.D.

Assistant Professor

of French

119

ftpf

Seniors

James Mahan, President; Phyllis Cope, Secretary; Christine Tuholsky, Vice-President; Don An-
derson, Treasurer

122

MARGARET ANN ABBUHL,

Harlan, Kentucky

Elementary Education

LARRY C. ALLEN, BS

London, Kentucky

History

SHIRLEY WYAN ALLEN, BS

London, Kentucky

Business

THOMAS L. ALLEN, BS

Franklinville, New York

Area in Business Education

ROBERT A. ARCHETTO, BA

Cranston, Rhode Island

History

mMM

LESTER M. BARTLEY, BA
Blaine, Maine
Mathematics

WILLIAM L. BECKMANN, JR.,

Ridgewood, New Jersey

Area in Business

JANICE BLAKLEY, BA
Ages, Kentucky
English, German

SHARON HAWN BOGGS, BS

Barbourville, Kentucky
Physical Education, Business

WILLIAM D. BOYINGTON,

Oceanport, New Jersey

Social Studies

VICKI BOZARTH, BA

Washington, D. C.

Area in Science

PETER N. CHASE, BS
West Bridgewater,

Massachusetts
Area in Business

HARRY CHRISTIE, BS

Lakewood, New Jersey

Area in Political Science

and History

ELLA SUE COFFMAN, BS

Montvale, Virginia

Elementary Education

DONALD CONNOLLY, BS

Cincinnati, Ohio

Mathematics, Physics

PHYLLIS ANN COPE, BS
Rose Hill, Virginia
Home Economics

TILDEN DOUGLAS

CORNELIUS, BS

Church Hill, Maryland

Political Science

and History

CLAUDIO

CRISAFULLI, BS

Raritan, New Jersey

Area in Business

LUCY DIAZ, BA

New York, New York

Sociology, French

YVONNE DEVAUGHN, BS

Bethel, Ohio
Home Economics, History

ELISHA DUGGER, BS

Gray, Kentucky

Mathematics

DON L. DICKINSON, BS

Takoma Park, Maryland

Area in Business

PAUL DUNN, BS

Cincinnati, Ohio

Biology, Sociology

KAROLINA EGORENKO, BS

Selbyville, Delaware

Elementary Education

WILLIAM R.

EMEIGH, JR., BS

Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania

Area in Social Studies

JOHN O. FARNER, BS
Buffalo, New York
Area in Business

BARRY WILLIAM

FOSTER, BA

Waltham, Massachusetts

Area in Business

ROBERT M. GALBO, BA

Darien, Connecticut
Biology

PETER 0. GANTE,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Political Science

PEGGY GRIFFIN, BA

Umtali, Rhodesia

English

HAROLD GREGORY, BS
Barbourville, Kentucky
Elementary Education

FRANCIS GLASS, BS
Rome, New York
Business, History

H. VAUGHAN

GRIFFIN, JR., BA

Rutland, Vermont

English

LINDA HARRIS, BS

Springfield, Ohio

Elementary Education

WILLIAM HARTUNG, BS

Clarendon Hills, Illinois

Business

HARRY H. HILLIER, BA

Barberton, Ohio

Biology

SANFORD J. HOROWITZ,

Great Neck, New York

History

MARY NELL HOWARD, BS

Asher, Kentucky

Elementary Education

JOHN JANKA, BA

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

English

JEFFREY KRONK, BS
Huntsburg, Ohio

History and
Political Science

ROBERT D. KUNATH, BS

Corning, New York
History, Political Science

JANE G. LAW, BS

Selbyville, Delaware

Elementary Education

EDWARD LAMB ,BS

Valley Stream, New York

Biology

SELMA SUE LEWIS, BS

Evarts, Kentucky

Elementary Education

JEROLYN IRENE

LIGHTNER, BS

Ironton, Ohio

Elementary Education

DAVID B. LOBB, BA

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Chemistry

THEODORE F.

LOCKE III, BS

Collingswood, New Jersey

Area in Business

DAVID N. LOGUE, BS

Junction City, Kentucky

Health and Physical

Education

DAVID C. LORD, BA

Norwalk, Connecticut

Area in Science

JOHN D. LOVE, BA

Burnside, Kentucky

History

HARRY TRUMAN LOY, BS

Columbia, Kentucky

Business

GERALD EUGENE

LYNCH, BS

Nicholson, Pennsylvania

Area in Business

JAMES E. MAHAN, BA

Wilmington, Delaware

Business, Biology

THOR B. MAGNUSEN, BA

Sherborn, Massachusetts

Biology

JOHN MARSHALL, BS

Batavia, New York

Social Studies

PHILLIP DALE

MALONE, BA

Ironton, Ohio

Religion, English

DELLA JONES MARTIN, BS

Corbin, Kentucky

Elementary Education

MITZI REAMS

MCDONALD, BS

Barbourville, Kentucky

Social Studies

DOUGLAS H. MCNEIL, BS
Rockville Centre, New York
History and Political Science

JON MERCKENS, BS

Marblehead, Ohio

French

DAVID THOMAS MILLS, BS

Smyrna, Delaware

Business, Education

R. BRUCE MORRISON, BA

Uniontown, Ohio

Religion

HOWARD D. MURPHY, BS

Kenilworth, New Jersey

Social Studies

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MYRA L. PARSONS, BS
Harlan, Kentucky

Health and
Physical Education

WILLIAM EDWARD

PATTON, BS

East Bernstadt, Kentucky

Social Studies, Business

SUSAN JANE

PENNYCUFF, BS

Stearns, Kentucky

Area in Business Education

DONALD JOHN PHILLIPS,

Owego, New York

Area in Business

FRANK J. PRESTON, BS
Keeseville, New York

History and
Political Science

MAURICE E. QUELLE,
Cincinnati, Ohio
German, French

DAVID M. SIMON, BS

Alexandria, Virginia

Area in Business

PAUL H. SOWDEN, BS

Marion, Massachusetts

Elementary Education,

Sociology

WILLIAM STAFFORD, BA

Smyrna, Delaware

English

DANIEL A. STINSON, BS

Brooklyn, New York

Area in Social Studies

L. ARLENE
MATTHEWS STOLL, BS
Lakewood, New Jersey

Health and
Physical Education

WILLIAM STRONG, BS
Hazard, Kentucky

Health and
Physical Education

JIRYIS S. SWEIS, BS
Amman, Jordan

History and
Political Science

DIANE JEAN TRETHAWAY,

East Natick, Massachusetts

Elementary Education

CARL E. TAYLOR II, BA

Oil City, Pennsylvania

Business

CHASTIAN TAURMAN, BS
Cincinnati, Ohio

History and
Political Science

JOCELYN D. TAYLOR, BS
Everett, Pennsylvania

Health and
Physical Education

NANCY P. TUCKER, BS

Hampton Bays, New York

Elementary Education

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CHRISTINE MICHELE

TUHOLSKY, BA

Paducah, Kentucky

German, French

VIVIAN J. VAIR, BA

Ridgewood, New York

English

DAVID WALTZ, BA

Scranton, Pennsylvania

History, French

DANIEL WELLMAN, BA

London, Kentucky
Chemistry, Mathematics

JAMES R. WEST, BS

Hamburg, New York

Area in Business

THOMAS J. WHITE, BA

New York, New York

Biology

BETTY SADLER
WILLIAMS, BS

Jonesville, Virginia
English

HIROMI YAMANA, BA

Moorestown, New Jersey

Biology

J. EARL YOST, BS

Wenonah, New Jersey

Biology

Juniors

Ed Christiansen, President; Kathy Brinly, Treasurer; Vincent Gattuso, Vice-President

133

JOHN A. ACTON
Haddonfield, New Jersey

EDWARD ALEXANDER
Cynthiana, Kentucky

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
Falls Church, Virginia

GENNARO J. ASSORGI
Valley Stream, New York

BEVERLY BABBAGE
Harlan, Kentucky

JAMES BAKER
Cincinnati, Ohio

PAUL BALES PHILIP BARNUM WILLIAM BARROTT

Ft. Plain, New York Housatonic, Massachusetts Aurora, Indiana

W> '

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DEBORAH BATEMAN
Palm Beach, Florida

PEGGY BEARD
Gray, Kentucky

JAMES H. BELLAMY
Elyria, Ohio

JOHN BENZ

Natrona Heights,

Pennsylvania

tJk

CASS BIEL JUDY BIRD

Point Pleasant, New Jersey Paintsville, Kentucky

ROBERT BLACK WILLIAM BLEMLEK RONALD BOONE

Swedesboro. New Jersey Lyndhurst, New Jersey Corbin, Kentucky

RAYMOND BORUSKY
Fairless Hills,
Pennsylvania

LINDA BOSSMAN
Dayton, Ohio

KATHLEEN BRINLY
Middletown, Kentucky

EDDY BROWN
Cobleskill, New York

GAIL L. BROWN
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

134

GERALD BROWN
Montrose, Pennsylvania

JEFFREY BROWN
Roebling, New Jersey

JANICE BRYANT
Madisonville, Kentucky

E. RICHARD BURLEY
Amherst, New York

GLENDA BUTTS
Knob Lick, Kentucky

EDWARD CARR WILLIAM CASWELL

Wilmington, Delaware Tannersville, New York

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PHYLLIS CHANEY EDWARD CHRISTIANSEN SANDRA CHRISTIE REID CLAPHAM DONALD COMFORT

Winchester, Kentucky Carmel, New York Wilmington, Massachusetts Wilmington, Delaware Morrisville, Pennsylvania

STEPHEN COOPER HARRY DARR JAMES DAVISON ANGELA DEPALMA MARY DEVRIES

Nassau, New York Wilmington, Delaware Port Chester, New York Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania Baltimore, Maryland

HUGH DELK
Pineville, Kentucky

LANA FAYE DELK
Pineville, Kentucky

EDWARD DIEHL
Manchester, Connecticut

RICHARD DILLMAN
Wilmington, Delaware

ROBERT DOUCE
Tavares, Florida

CAROL DUNCAN
Irvington, New Jersey

DIANNE ELLIOTT
Middleburg, Kentucky

BARBARA ERMIN
Altoona, Pennsylvania

135

WILLIAM FINNEY
Richmond, Virginia

KENNETH FISCHER
Buckingham, Pennsylvania

EDDY FREEMAN
London, Kentucky

ROBERT GAIL
Wilmington, Delaware

BRUCE N. GALLINGER
Voluntown, Connecticut

VINCENT GATTUSO
Paulsboro, New Jersey

CHRISTINE GEYER
Havertown, Pennsylvania

Atfel

MARY CAROL GIRON

South Seaville,

New Jersey

MARY CATHERINE

GLOVER

Medford, Massachusetts

PAULA GOLDSBERRY
Lexington, Kentucky

JOHN GORDON
Akron, Ohio

BURTON GOULD
Middletown, Pennsylvania

WARREN GUILMARTIN ROBERT GUTKNECHT GERALD HALTER CAROL ANN HAMILTON JOHN FRANK HAMMONS

Lexington, Massachusetts Lexington, Massachusetts Ocean City, New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Barbourville, Kentucky

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WAYNE G. HAWLEY
Endicott, New York

DONALD HENSEL
Moorestown, New Jersey

MARTHA HOCTOR
Doylestown, Ohio

EDWARD HOEPFNER
Collingswood, New Jersey

PEGGI HOGG
Lexington, Indiana

lifelike

JAMES HOLLIFIELD
Louisville, Kentucky

DONALD HUCKLE
Springfield, New York

WILBURN JACKSON
Flat Lick, Kentucky

136

SCOTT JENKINS
Fairborn, Ohio

STEVEN KALBACH
Villanova, Pennsylvania

4^*4

KENNETH KLEEB
Cincinnati, Ohio

RICHARD KLOSS
Tuscaloosa, Alabama

ROBERT KLUG
Springfield, Pennsylvania

LEONARD KOPERA
York, Pennsylvania

RONALD LEE
Avon, Connecticut

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PHYLLIS LEWIS
Smilax, Kentucky

CONNIE LIBBY
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

STEPHEN M. LIMING
Williamsburg, Ohio

EARL LINABURG
Baltimore, Maryland

JEAN LINDEN

East Brunswick,

New Jersey

ROBERT LINDERMAN
Scranton, Pennsylvania

GAYLE BARTLETT LOBB
Grafton, Ohio

DOUGLAS LOGAN
Cannon, Kentucky

BARBARA LOSENO
Waterford, Connecticut

JOSEPH MACWAN
Hadiad, Gujrat State

MARTIN A. MAIN
Beverly, Massachusetts

HENRY MARQUARDT
Woodlynne, New Jersey

DORSEY MAXWELL
London, Kentucky

PATRICIA MCCANN JOHN MCCOMAS

Manchester, Connecticut Spencer, Massachusetts

EDWARD MCDANIELS
Woodbury, New Jersey

DAVID MCIVER
Jersey City, New Jersey

JAMES MELILLO
Saugus, Massachusetts

137

MICHAEL MIRANDO
Brooklyn, New York

R. WAYNE MISKELLY
Millville, New Jersey

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SAMUEL MITCHELL
Glassboro, New Jersey

THOMAS MOHR JOHN I. MOLNAR

West Berlin, New Jersey Cliff side Park, New Jersey

BARRY MORLACHETTA
Gibbstown, New Jersey

THOMAS MULLEN

North Attleboro.

Massachusetts

LINDA MARKS MURPHY
Lombard, Illinois

LARRY MURRAY
Selbyville, Delaware

JO DELLA NEACE
Versailles, Kentucky

RAYMOND O. CONNELL
Camden, New York

JOHN C. OHLERICH
Garden City, New Jersey

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NORMA JEAN OSBORNE
Barbourville, Kentucky

RONNIE OWENS
Gray, Kentucky

WILLIAM S. PARKER
Watertown, New York

CHARLES PARSONS
Frankford, Delaware

DOUGLAS PATTERSON
Crozet, Virginia

RUSSELL G. PIPO
Rutherford, New Jersey

DEBORAH PORT
Cheshire, Connecticut

CLIFFORD K. POWELL
Barbourville, Kentucky

138

ANNA KAY QUICK
Louisville, Kentucky

KAREN RAMSEY
Hamilton, Ohio

JANET RANDELL CHARLES W. REDNOUR IAN REID

Brewster, New York Girard, Illinois Tannersville, New York

DAVID A. ROCKWELL

Little Meadows,

Pennsylvania

BRUCE ROLLMAN
Springfield, Virginia

DOUGLAS RUTH
Harlan, Kentucky

STEPHEN SACHS
New Rochelle, New York

JOY SARTORIO
Astoria, New York

IRVING SCHOENACKER
Waterloo, New York

RONALD S. SELL
Somerville, New Jersey

ROBERT SEWALLS

Scotch Plains,

New Jersey

CLARK SHADLE
Barbourville, Kentucky

PATRICIA SHAW
Delaware, Ohio

ROBERT SHEARER
Adams, New York

ELIZABETH SHELTON
Westboro, Massachusetts

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HERBERT SHEPARD SHARON SHERWOOD RICHARD SHOMPER

Williamsport, Pennsylvania Newark Valley, New York Elizabethtown,

Pennsylvania

MARCIA C. SINGER
Barbourville, Kentucky

JOHN SMALLEY
Wethersfield,
Connecticut

LOUISE SPECK

CONNIE SQUIRES

BARBARA STAPLER

BRUCE STEEN

CARLENE STICKLEY

Dalton, Ohio

Woodstock, Ohio

New Providence,
Pennsylvania

Dagsboro, Delaware

Pennington Gap, Virginia

4iW«i1k

JOHN T. SULLIVAN
Block River, New York

ROBERT SUTHERLIN
Colonia, New Jersey

ROBERT TATRO
Milton, Massachusetts

CRAIG J. TAYLOR

North Tonawanda,

New York

ROBERT TESTA
Providence, Rhode Island

CARLENE TRIPLETT
Ironton, Ohio

KAY TRUEMAN
Glen Burnie, Maryland

MARY HELEN TYE
Barbourville, Kentucky

JOHN VAN DERSALL
Dalton, Ohio

DANIEL VICKERY
Monticello, Kentucky

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JEFFREY WAGNER
Woodbury, New Jersey

ELINOR WAITE
Ridgefield, Connecticut

ROBERT WEYAND
Elma, New York

DAVID WHITCOMB
South Hadley,
Massachusetts

ALLAN WICK
Vernon, Connecticut

JAMES WILSON
Roslyn, New York

KENNETH
WOLFERSBERGER
Arlington, Virginia

CHARLES BARRY WOOD
Norristown, Pennsylvania

JACK WORLEY
Lebanon, Ohio

SYLVIA YERGER
Lititz, Pennsylvania

140

Sophomores

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Walter List, Treasurer; Elaine Wallace, Secretary; Elwood Humphries, Vice-President; Neal
Deaves, President

141

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DAVID ACKLEY JOYCE ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON JUDITH ASHLEY BARBARA BAIRD JAY BANKS

Harlan, Kentucky New London, Ohio Pine Beach, Scotia, New York Artemus, Kentucky Dagsboro, Delaware

New Jersey

RUNYON BARKELEW JOYCE BARTOLO JOHN BAUER LODY BAXTER LINDA BECHTOL RICHARD BEISECKER

South River, Barbourville, Kentucky Baltimore, Maryland Fleming, Kentucky Wayne, Pennsylvania Akron, Ohio

New Jersey

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WILLIAM C.

BELLAMY

Elyria, Ohio

RODERICK BENNETT HARRY BIXLER
Waterbury, Donaldson,

Connecticut

Pennsylvania

ANN BLACK

Fayetteville,

North Carolina

SUSAN BLACKMAN
Dover, Ohio

GARY BOCK

Falls Church

Virginia

rffefefcli

JERRY BOTT

Kinnelon,
New Jersey

TERRY BOTT

Kinnelon,
New Jersey

ROBERT W.

BOYD

Maiden, Mass.

THOMAS BOYLE GEORGE BRADFORD
Warwick, R. I. Penns Grove, N, J.

JUDITH
BRANSTUTTER
Blue Rock, Ohio

PATRICIA BRIAN SHARON BRIERLEY KENNETH R. ANNE MARIE BETTE BUCHANAN

Melbourne, Kentucky Belfast, Maine BROOMELL BRYANT Benham, Kentucky

Claymont, Delaware Owego, New York

MICHAEL

BUMGARDNER

Alexandria, Virginia

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BONNIE BUSH WILLIAM BUTZ CHARLES CALLOWAY WILLIAM M. JAMES CAREY JOHN SCOTT

Lockport, New York Garden City, N. Y. Pineville, Kentucky CAMPBELL Selbyville, Delaware CARTER

Beverly, Mass. Bricktown, N. J.

SAMUEL CLONCH DEBORAH COLE JACK COLLEY RICHARD COLLINS RONALD COLUCCIO ROBERT COOPER

Kitts Hill, Ohio Barbourville, Ky. Louisa, Kentucky Garden City, N. Y, Rome, New York Sayre, Pennsylvania

GERALD CORRELL PATRICIA KAY LAWRENCE CURD CLIFFORD B. GEORGE R. DAVIS LINDA DECHAMPS

Wilmington, Delaware CROCKETT Glasgow, Kentucky DANDO Alexandria, Virginia Pitman, New Jersey

Ewing, Virginia Woodbury, N. J.

ERIC DEGROFF WILLIAM H. ROBERT NEAL

Washington, D. C. DEVEER DEAVES

Palm Beach, Florida Cinnaminson, N. J.

LOLA DELK BRUCE DEPEW

Pineville, Kentucky Fairfax, Virginia

DEANNA DEZARN
Hamilton, Ohio

DAVID EDER
Orchard Park, N. Y.

AMOS EVANS

Ocean View,

Delaware

KARLEEN FARMER
Louisville, Ky.

WALTER WILLIAM

FAWLEY
Lynchburg, Ohio

RICHARD FAY
Westboro, Mass.

JERI ALIS FIELDS
Newport, Kentucky

RONALD FILLER GREGORY FINKS DAVID TERRY

Burlington, N. J. Culpeper, Virginia FLEMING

Arlington, Virginia

BRADLEY FOGEL JOHN FOLLIT CONSTANCE

Hamilton, Ohio Armonk, New York FOSTER

Shrewsbury, Mass.

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DONALD CARL KARLA FREEMAN KATHLEEN HOCK-SOON GOH LINDA GRAY BARBARA HAMMONS

FOWLER Cherry Hill, N. J. GLASGOW Denang, Malaysia Pineville, Kentucky Dewitt, Kentucky

Philadelphia, Pa. Apple Creek, Ohio

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SUE JONES SHAROLD D, DAVID H. RUTH HARDISON DANIEL HART JO ANN HATZ

HAMMONS HAMMONS HARBOLD Kettering, Ohio East Cleveland, Ohio Claymont, Delaware

Barbourville, Ky. Heidrick, Kentucky Penns Grove, N. J.

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JANICE W. HEGGAN BARBARA ELIZABETH HERBST ANNA HIERONYMUS BILL HILL LEAMON HINKLE

Cherry Hill, N. J. HENDERSON Louisville, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Danville, Kentucky Barbourville, Kentucky

Matawan, New Jersey

WILLIAM HOFFMAN ROBERT HOHNE MARY LOU JUDITH HOLCOMBE RHOBY HORN SALLY HANSEN

Independence, Ky. West Boylston, Mass. HOLBERT Trenton, New Jersey Granby, Connecticut HOSKEN

Binghamton, N. Y. Cleveland Heights, O.

OLIVIA HOWELL

DONNA HUDSON

WILLIAM R.

WALTER HULL

ELWOOD

MARGARET JACKSON

Allentown, Pa.

Dayton, Ohio

HUDSON
Georgetown, Del.

Callicoon, New York

HUMPHRIES
West Berlin, N. J.

Hulen, Kentucky

JANET JACOBUS
Beachwood, N. J.

MARY JO JAYNES FAITH E. JOHNSON JULIANNA JOHNSON RUTH ANN GAIL JORDAN

Falls Church, Va. Trenton, New Jersey Lakewood, N. J. JOHNSTON Cincinnati, Ohio

Rockholds, Kentucky

JOHN R. KIDD CHERYL NANCY LEE KLASS LINDA KLUMPP WILLIAM KNAPP KARL KRAFT

East Orange, N. J. KINNINGHAM Easton, Pennsylvania Glenside, Pa. Ontario, New York Groveville, N. J.

Honolulu, Hawaii

FAITH KUNZE CHARLOTTE LEWIS BARBARA BACHMAN WALTER LIST ANDREW LONG ROBERT LUERS

W. Carrollton, Ohio Smilax, Kentucky LINDERMAN Conshohocken, Pa. West Belmar, N. J. Baltimore, Maryland

Woodbury, N. J.

FREDRIC E. MACK ROBERT MACNEIL
New Britain, Conn. Coventry, Conn.

JANET MAGSAM STEPHEN MAHLER THOMAS MANUEL TIM MARSH

Clarksboro, N. J. Manlius, New York Wilmington, Mass. Milton, Pennsylvania

145

STEVE MARSHALL LYVONNE KAY PHYLLIS J.

Westboro, Mass. MARTIN MCADAMS

Democrat, Kentucky Dayton, Ohio

THOMAS J. BRUCE MILBURN VIVIAN MILLER

MCFARLAND Covington. Kentucky Barbourville, Ky.

Claymont, Delaware

GARY TODD MILLS GUY MILLWARD

Southwick, Mass. South River, N. J.

MARGARET JUDITH MORGAN JANET MOSELEY JUNE MYERS

MITCHELL Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Niantic, Connecticut Binghamton, N. Y.

Barbourville, Ky.

MICHAEL JANIE ANN NELSON CARL NOTO FREDERICK NOYES RICHARD L. ROY OERMAN

NEISWENDER New York, N. Y. Dunmore, Pa. Manlius, New York NUCKOLS York, Pennsylvania

Carlisle, Pennsylvania Virginia Beach, Va.

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DALE OLMSTEAD RAYMOND W. COBURN PALMER NANCY PARKER CHARLES L. DONALD PAXTON

Oswego, New York OWENS Fulton, New York Riverton, New Jersey PARSONS Springfield, Pa.

Arlington, Virginia Frankford, Delaware

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BRENDA PEFFER KYLE PERKINS OKIE LEE PETERSON ROBERT PITTSER KENNETH POLIZZO CAROL PROCTOR

Grayson, Kentucky Rockholds, Kentucky Middlesboro, Kentucky Lynchburg, Ohio Northport, New York Havertown, Pa.

146

JANICE M. PETER QUIMBY PHYLLIS RATLIFF THOMAS RENKIN BRUCE RICARDS FRANCES RICHARDS

PRUNIER Henderson, N. Y. Mt. Sterling, Ky. Toms River, N. J. Bridgeton, Ft. Thomas, Kentucky

Oxford, Mass. New Jersey

FRANK RICHER PALMER ROBESON JOHN RODRIGUEZ WAYNE ROGERS CHARLES RUTLEDGE SHERRY SAYCE

Ewan, New Jersey McLean, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Denville, New Jersey Harlan, Kentucky Wakefield, Mass.

DARRELL SAYLES
Asheville, N. C.

WILLIAM SCHAD SANDRA SCHNITZ BONNIE L. SEALE JOHN SEMKUS DIANE SHADLE

Atlanta, Georgia Vienna, Virginia Barbourville, Kentucky Sag Harbor, N. Y. Barbourville, Kentucky

MAUREEN SHARRAH DOUGLAS E. SIPPLE ROBERT SMITH MAXINE STANLEY KARLA STEINER WILLIAM RALPH

Havertown, Pa. Georgetown, Del. East Aurora, N. Y. Williamsburg, Ky. New Philadelphia, O. STEPP

Four Mile, Kentucky

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ROBERT STEVENS JOHN STEWART WILLIAM STONE SUSAN STREIT JAMES THOMAS LYNN SUTTON

Clifton, New Jersey Toms River, N. J. Burlington, Vermont Rossford, Ohio STURGIS Barbourville, Ky.

Snow Hill, Maryland
147

ROBERT A. JANET TRUDEAU KENNETH TURNER ROBERT A. KATHLEEN VALENTIK

THURBER Cannon, Kentucky Appalachin, N. Y. UNDERWOOD Media, Pennsylvania

Downington, Pa. Harlan, Kentucky

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GERVIN JOHN VAUGHT PAMELA WALLACE THOMAS L. WEEKS JON WHITTAKER

VANDERPOOL Mystic, Connecticut Ashland, Kentucky Hamilton, Ohio Mansfield, Mass.

Rockholds, Kentucky

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NANCY JANE

MILDRED WILSON

JAMES WOLF

KEITH WORTINGER

PAUL LONG

WILLIS

Barbourville, Ky.

Medina, Ohio

French Lick, Indiana

Gibbstown, N. J

Corbin, Kentucky

148

Freshmen

Carmen Troil, Treasurer; Meda Smith, Secretary; Bob Fisher, President; Bob Ireland,
Vice-President

149

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JOHN

JOSEPH

LOIS

SCOTT

PAUL

LOU BASS

JOHN

ABRAMS

ALFORD

ANDERSON

ANDREWS

Burlington

BATEMAN

Great Neck

Crown Point

New London

Groton

East Bernstadt

Vermont

Franklinville

New York

Indiana

Ohio

Connecticut

Kentucky

New York

THOMAS

BATES

Kimbolton

Ohio

ROY
BECK
Sewell

New Jersey

BARBARA

BELL

Yardville

New Jersey

ANGELO
BENEDETTO

Woodbury
New Jersey

KENNETH
BERNHARDT

Pitman
New Jersey

THOMAS

BILLINGS

Smyrna

Delaware

MARGARET

BIRD
Paintsville
Kentucky

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JON

ROBERT

MICHAEL

ALAN

DAVID

DIANE

CHARLES

BLACKWELL

BLISS

BLUM

BORQUIST

BOX

BOYD

BRANSFORD

Amsterdam

Tonawanda

Falls Church

Orange

Corning

Barbourville

Warwick

New York

Virginia

New Jersey

New York

Kentucky

Rhode Island

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THEODORE MARCUS E. RICHARD ROBERT CHARLENE WM. DAVID STEPHEN

BROSEY BROCK BROOKS BROOMELL BROWN BROWN BURCHESKY

Lititz Pineville Camden Claymont Manchester Pennsville Utica

Pennsylvania Kentucky New Jersey Delaware Kentucky New Jersey New York

DONNA

BETH HAUSER

MARY SUE

THOMAS

CAROLYN LEE

JOHN W.

KATHRYN

BURNSIDES

CALLIHAN

CAMPBELL

CARD

CAREY

CARR

Celina

Barbourville

Gray

Windham Center

Fruitland

Frankford

Levittown

Ohio

Kentucky

Connecticut

Maryland

Delaware

Pennsylvania

150

PAUL

CARR

Ashland

Kentucky

ANTHONY

CARRALL

Camden

New Jersey

KATHY

CHAMBERLAIN

Trenton

New Jersey

OREN

CHANEY

Winchester

Kentucky

GILBERT

CIOCCI

Canandaigua

New York

ROBERT

CLEARY

Levittown

Pennsylvania

DAVID
CLOUSE
Claymont
Delaware

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LYN

CLUTTER

Arlington

Virginia

HOBART

COFFMAN

Philippi

West Virginia

CURTIS

COLE

Hammond

Kentucky

NICHOLAS

CONTOMPASIS

Claymont

Delaware

RICHARD

CORBERT

Springfield

Massachusetts

JOHN

COSBEY

Milton

Massachusetts

KARIN

CRAIG

Northampton

Massachusetts

RONALD

CYNTHIA

LINDSEY

LYNDA

WALTER

WILLIAM

CREASY

DAVIES

DAVIS

DAWSON

DEXTER

DINICOLA

Girdler

Barberton

Lexington

Trenton

Narrowsburg

Gibbstown

Kentucky

Ohio

Kentucky

New Jersey

New York

New Jersey

GARY L.

DISNEY

Barbourville

Kentucky

ANNA MARIE

DIXON

Barbourville

Kentucky

JAMES

DOSTER

Lititz

Pennsylvania

SHEILA

DOZIER

Barbourville

Kentucky

MARIO
DUBBERKE

Gillette
New Jersey

JUSTIN

DUNCAN

Greenfield

Massachusetts

RHONDA
ELDRIDGE

Evarts
Kentucky

GARY

ELLERBROCK

Clifton

New Jersey

GENEVIEVE

JOHN

BRENDA

JAMES

THOMAS

TIMOTHY

ROBERT

ELLIOTT

ENTELISANO

EVANS

EWING

FAXON

FEELEY

FISHER

Corbin

Lee Center

Ocean View

Jonesville

Concord

Rosedale

Chenango Forks

Kentucky

New York

Delaware

Virginia

Massachusetts

New York

151

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THOMAS
FLEDDERMAN

Cincinnati
Ohio

CHRISTOPHER

FORD

Snyder

New York

L MADELINE
FRAME
Ivyland

Pennsylvania

GEORGE
GAMBRELL
Manchester

Kentucky

JUDITH

GARDINER

Wilmington

Massachusetts

G. ED

GAUNT
Mullica Hill
New Jersey

NANCY

GENSEL

Dallas

Pennsylvania

MICHAEL

GENSLER

Williamsville

New York

DONALD

GENTIL

Cincinnati

Ohio

RICHARD

GIBBONS

Ocean Grove

New Jersey

ROBERT

GILLASPIE

Madisonville

Kentucky

MARK

GOIST

Lima

Ohio

KENNETH

GOMANY

Cream Ridge

New Jersey

MARC
GOODHART

Lansdale
Pennsylvania

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ALBERT

GRAHAM

Penns Grove

New Jersey

DAVID

GRAHAM

Woodstock

Ohio

CAROLYN R.

GRAY

Berea

Kentucky

VERNECE
GREGORY

Gilpin
Kentucky

VIRGINIA
GRIGGS
Lancaster
Kentucky

DAVID

GRUBER

Palmerton

Pennsylvania

CHARLES

GUSTAFSON

Jamestown

New York

ttfefci

CAROL A.

DAVID D.

J. S.

BARRY

PHYLLIS

WILLIAM R.

JOHN

HAMILTON

HAMMONS

HANULAK

HARRIS

HARTMAN

Fairless Hills

E. Cleveland

Dewitt

Hackensack

Bellwood

Wakefield

Muncy

Pennsylvania

Ohio

Kentucky

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

Pennsylvania

LUTFI

JACK

CHARLES

BARBARA

TEENA

JOHN

JACQUELINE

HAZIM

HELLER

HENSEL

HESSON

HIGGINS

HILL

HINKLE

Beirut

Moores Hill

Moorestown

Ellicott City

Gray

Hamden

Barbourville

Lebanon

Indiana

New Jersey

Maryland

Kentucky

Connecticut

Kentucky

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JUDITH

THOMAS G.

JAMES

KAY DAWN

LLOYD GLEN

ROBERT T.

WILLIAM P,

HISLE

HODGKINS

HOMSTEAD

HOOPS

HUDSON

IRELAND

JACKEL

Shelbyville

Willimantic

Pittsfield

Shreve

Georgetown

Bedford Heights

Merrick

Kentucky

Connecticut

Maine

Ohio

Delaware

Ohio

New York

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RICHARD W.

CHARLOTTE

GILBERT L.

WILLIAM E.

WILLIAM G.

WERNER

BENJAMIN A.

JESMAJIAN

JOHNSON

JUSTICE, JR.

KEEFFE

KERN

KIEF

KILGORE

Valley Stream

Pikeville

Clarksboro

Manchester

Gibbstown

Chicago

Woburn

New York

Kentucky

New Jersey

New Hampshire

New Jersey

Illinois

Massachusetts

iLiiM i Aik+M&L

CHARLES W.

PAUL F.

RICHARD

ALAN W.

ERIC H.

ELIZABETH

KIPP

KIRBY

KISTNER

KLINEBURGER

KREBS

KRZASTEK

Dunmore

Providence

Centerport

Springfield

Passaic

Toms River

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

New York

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

CHARLES W.

KUNKLE
Fair Haven
New Jersey

WILLIAM A.

DAVID H.

GARY R.

WALTER R.

JO BETH

ALBERTO A.

DOROTHY T.

LACY

LEMMON

LEVAN

LOCKE

LONG

LOPEZ

LUCAS

McLean

Lewes

Malvern

Collingswood

Lititz

Bayamon

Fleming

Virginia

Delaware

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

Kentucky

PETER JAN

JOHN D.

DANIEL J.

ROBERT L.

JOHN D.

GERALDINE

SHIRLEY ANN

LUTZ

LYON

MACKIE

MAHAN

MARKIN

MARTIN

Newark

Bowmansville

Runnemede

Wilmington

Alexandria

Barbourville

Democrat

Delaware

New York

New Jersey

Delaware

Virginia

Kentucky

153

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JOANNE

DIANA L.

MARY HELEN

CHARLES

MICHAEL J.

KENNETH J.

JOHN H.

MATHESON

MATTHEWS

MAYFIELD

MCDOWELL

MEEHAN

MEIBERS

MEROLA

Spencer

Barbourville

Manchester

North Merrick

Rehoboth

Miltord

Lake Carmel

Massachusetts

Kentucky

New York

Delaware

Ohio

New York

VADA MAE
MERIDA
Hammond
Kentucky

FRANKLYN

MILLER

Levittown

Pennsylvania

**\

MAX
MILLER. JR.
Williamsport
Pennsylvania

EDITH

MILLETT

Riverside

Connecticut

HENRY DOYLE

MILLS

Artemus

Kentucky

BRUCE N.

MITCHELL

Caldwell

New Jersey

JAMES DALE

MORAN

Barbourville

Kentucky

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DAVID K.
MOREY
Sherrill

New York

BILLIE J.

MORRIS

Barbourville

Kentucky

JERRY W.

MORRIS

Barbourville

Kentucky

ALLEN R.
NEELEY
Narrows
Virginia

JOE
NORRIS
Walborn
Kentucky

JERRY C.

O'CONNELL

Rome

New York

HENRY B.
OSMAN. JR.

Woodbury
New Jersey

CHERRY N.

OWENS
Barbourville

Kentucky

LINDA
PECK

Binghamton
New York

JAMES E.

PEDRICK
Woodstown
New Jersey

MICHAEL P.

PENICK

Covington

Kentucky

COLEEN

PERKINS

Piscataway

New Jersey

KATHY
PETERS

Corbin
Kentucky

DIANE
PETERS
Corbin

Kentucky

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TRULEEN

JUDITH K.

HARRY C.

DON C.

SUSAN

ANNE W.

JAMES E.

PHIPPS

PINEUR

POFF

POPE

PORT

POWELL

Barbourville

Covington

York

Cawood

Cheshire

Ashland

Barbourville

Kentucky

Pennsylvania

Kentucky

Connecticut

Kentucky

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DAVID J.

BARBARA

JANET S.

JOHN DANIEL

HARRY R.

DENNIS R.

PRINCE

RADWAY

REEVES

REIGELMAN

RENNIE

RISKIE

RITCHEY

Owego

North Olmstead

Vincentown

Coopersburg

Elizabethtown

Woodbury

Des Plaines

New York

Ohio

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Kentucky

New Jersey

Illinois

fcfl

FRANK W.

GARY K.

ROBERT 0.

LINDA 1.

DOUGLAS J.

WILLIAM H.

DORIS

RIVELL

ROSENBERG

ROWE, JR.

SACKETT

SALTZMAN

SAVAGE

SCHARDING

Sewell

Chester

Maple Glen

Greensburg

Chicago

Georgetown

Englewood

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Illinois

Delaware

New Jersey

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HOWARD

MARGARET J.

JOHN W.

THOMAS M.

MARSHA KIT

REGINA G.

EUGENE T.

SCOTT

SEALE

SEARLES

SEPLAK

SERGENT

SHAWARYN

Niagara Falls

Danbury

Concord

Palos Heights

Huntingdon Valley

Jackhorn

Paulsboro

New York

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Illinois

Pennsylvania

Kentucky

New" Jersey

RAYMOND L.

MARY LEE

PRESTON

CHARLES E.

RICHARD M.

MEDA M.

RAY KING

SHERMAN

SHOCKLEY

SHOCKLEY, JR.

SILVERS

SMART

SMITH

Ancora

Millsboro

Rehoboth Beach

Keyport

Swedesboro

Lynchburg

Radford

New Jersey

Delaware

New Jersey

Ohio

Virginia

DENNIS P.

CAROL

EUGENE

ANN E.

DALE W.

LILLIAN P.

MARIAN K.

SOCKWELL

STALLCUP

STANEK

STEELE

STEWART

Paulsboro

Barbourville

Atlantic Highlands

Columbus

Ocean View

Gray

Springfield

New Jersey

Kentucky

New Jersey

Ohio

Delaware

Kentucky

Pennsylvania

155

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CHRISTOPHER O.

DONALD E.

BARRY

ROBERT D.

PHYLLIS

WAYNE E.

CHARLES

STOECKLIN

STOHNER

STUMP

SURFACE

SYME

SYMINGTON

TANNER

Silver Spring

Barrington

Kutztown

Bright Shade

Barbourville

Laconia

Cynthiana

Maryland

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Kentucky

New Hampshire

Kentucky

LEONARD J.

THACHER

Philadelphia

Pennsylvania

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JOHN H.

THOMPSON

Burlington

Vermont

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JOHN W. THOMAS B. JANET L CARMEN A. DONNA DILLON

THOMPSON TOLLEFSON TOMLINSON TROIL TUCCIO

Vincentown Louisville Diamond Norristown Jamestown

New Jersey Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania New York

JAMES

TUCCIO

Jamestown

New York

JOHN

ULLRICH

Scotch Plains

New Jersey

FRANK J.

VAVROCH

Worthington

Ohio

BETTY LOU

WADDELL

Fleming

Kentucky

EMMA SUE

PATTY

LARRY E.

WADDELL

WARD

WARREN

Fleming

Jamestown

Barbourville

Kentucky

RAYMOND W.

WATTERS

Richmond

Indiana

ELIZABETH
WEBBER
Frankford
Delaware

DONNA R.

WELTY

Hamilton

Ohio

MICHAEL D.
WHALEN
Bethesda
Maryland

JOYCE A.

WHITE

Woodstock

Ohio

ROBERT LEE

WICK

Hawthorne

New York

JOHN C.

WIESE

Fanwood

New Jersey

ROBERT B.

DREW D.

LINDA J.

ELEANOR B.

BRUCE W.

JOHN C.

CATHERINE 1

WILDRICK

WILHELM

WIRICK

WITHERELL

WOLFROM

WRIGHT

YEAGER

Ramsey

McLean

Orlando

Rehoboth

Woodbury

Bridgeport

Barbourville

New Jersey

Virginia

Florida

Massachusetts

New Jersey

Kentucky

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Stvicients

DONALD BAUTZ
West Falls, New York

ROBERT COX
Auburn, Kentucky

RICHARD DUFFANY
Ardmore, Pennsylvania

NANCY LOY
Edmonton, Kentucky

JOHN S. MCNEIL
Rockville Centre, N. Y.

WAYNE MATTHEWS SAMUEL T. POWELL III

Lakewood, New Jersey Garrett Park, Maryland

RICHARD VANDE

VOORDE
Lyons, New York

157

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST CO.

Since 1905

Member of F.D.I.C.

Two locations to serve you

100 S. Main St. 528-2500

S. Corbin Branch, S. Main St.

528-1392 Corbin, Ky.

OWENS MUFFLER AND
BODY SHOP

Mufflers Installed Free

Motor and Transmission Overhauled

Front End Alignment

And Wheel Balancing

Four blocks on Falls Highway in

Corbin, Kentucky 528-2330

Compliments of

MULLINS
LAUNDRYMAT

Barbourville, Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullins, Owner

COTTON'S ONE HOUR
CLEANERS

H J mq*A

Barbourville, Kentucky

Shop with

Confidence

DAWAHARE'S

Hart Schaffner and Marx

Palm Beach

Florsheim Shoes

Hyde

Park

McGregor and H.I.S

Stetson

and

Interwoven Socks

Champ

Hats

McGregor and Arrow

Dress

, Shirts,

Sportswear,

and

Sweaters

Corbin,

Kentucky

RAPP

LUMBER

COMPANY

200 Knox

Street

Barbourville,

Kentucky

G. E. Appl

iances

158

LAKESIDE LANES

Barbourville, Kentucky

Students Welcome

I. G. A. FOODLINER

Barbourville, Kentucky
Phone: 546-3420

PEPSI-COLA
BOTTLING CO.

"For those who
think young — join
the Pepsi generation"
18th Street Corbin, Kentucky

HOPPER FUNERAL
HOME, INC.

24 hr. Ambulance Service

302 N. Broadway
Barbourville, Kentucky

159

AMERICAN FIDELITY
BANK

Knox Street

Barbourville, Kentucky

Phone: 546-3138

Welcome Students!

GOLDE'S DEPARTMENT
STORE

Barbourville Kentucky

BISSELL'S OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO.

Office Machines — Sales — Service

Royal Typewriters and

Victor Adding Machines

200 S. Main St. 528-2205 Corbin, Ky.

KIDD BROS. GROCERY

Court Square

Barbourville, Kentucky

HERNDON DRUG CO., INC.

Phone: 546-3111

The REXALL Store

A. T. Corey, Mgr.

BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY

ADVOCATE PUBLISHING
COMPANY, INC.

Publishers of

THE BARBOURVILLE MOUNTAIN

ADVOCATE

THE UNION COLLEGE

ORANGE AND BLACK

Sales Agency

Olivetti — Underwood Corp.

The world's leading desk-top

business machines

Phone: 546-3175 Barbourville, Kentucky

160

ADDING A DIMENSION TO STUDENT DINING

You did it, Class of '67!
Congratulations !
We're proud to have served you
and we all wish you
Bonne chance! Bonne sante !
et Bon voyage!

'efrwcet^^

Lombard and 25th Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19146 • a division of Automatic Retailers of America. Inc.

161

ENGLE'S STUDIO

COURT SQUARE
BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY

MILLER -YANCEY
FINE FURNITURE

North Main Street
Barbourville, Kentucky

KNOX CASH JOBBERS
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS - RACK JOBBERS

Confection — Cigars

Restaurant Supplies — Sundry Items

Health & Beauty Aids

School Supplies

On Highway 25E at Knox Street

Barbourville, Kentucky

Phone: 546-3400

162

HAMPTON AND NAU

Nunn Bush Shoes

Botany 500 Suits

Arrow Shirts

Barbourville, Kentucky

BELK SIMPSON COMPANY

Incorporated

ONE OF THE 400 BELK STORES

Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats

Ready-to-Wear, Toys, and Housewares

CORBIN, KENTUCKY

WILLIAMS STORE

Court Square
Barbourville, Kentucky

VISIT

CLARA'S SHOPPE

Merle Norman Cosmetics

also

English Leather and By George

for Men

Villager Country Set

Barbourville, Kentucky

PENNEYS

115 S. Main Street

Corbin, Kentucky

One of

1700 Family Department

Stores

Serving

all America with Quality
at Reasonable Prices

Clothing

VARSITY SHOP

Students — Men's Wear
Corbin, Kentucky

CORBIN DEPOSIT BANK

AND

TRUST COMPANY

Corbin, Kentucky

Two Downtown Locations

Serving

Whitley, Laurel, and Knox Counties

without interruption

for over a Quarter of a Century

1935 — 1967

163

Large enough to fill your needs
— Total resources over nine
million dollars

Howard H. Miller
President

Ben H. Draughn, Jr.
Exec. Vice President

UNION NAT

- so

John W. Croley
Vice President

Jerry Carey

Assistant Cashier

Matt Callihan
Director

Mrs. Mattie Cole
Director

Elbert Evans
Director

Union National is proud to be Barbourville's and Knox County's largest bank, with total assets of over nine million
dollars. Your trust in our financial ability made it possible — Our officers, directors, and employees thank you.

Christine Adams
Note Teller

Janet Hyde
Teller

Louise Owens
Teller

Sharon Boggs
Bookkeeper

Mildred Engle
Bookkeeper

Betty Centers
Bookkeeper

(Barbourville and Knox \

County's Only National Bank/

Mary Ruth Mills
Teller

Betty Smith
Drive-in Teller

Judy Hammons
Bookkeeper

Charles R. Cole
Custodian

UNION NAT

>NAL BANK

D - SECURE -

James E. Thompson Jr.
Cashier

Small enough to give you per-
sonal attention — Managed by
your hometown friends and
neighbors

Margaret M. Riley
Assistant Cashier

Jimmy Bays
Assistant Cashier

Union National Bank
Pays a Big

Interest on

6 Mo. Certificates

of Deposit

Corbin H. Melton
Director

R. B. Williams
Director

Toy Wilson
Director

U N B
Union National Bank

Our nine million dollars is at your service. Consult any of the above officers or directors on any banking need,
and they will be more than glad to help.

r>.

Amanda Woolum

Bobbie Messer

Kathleen Ore

Geneda Gray

Janice Dixon

Drive-in Teller

Teller

Proof Clerk

Thank you for giving us the chance to work for you. Our purpose is to help you finance industry, new homes, and
provide you with money for the things you want. It is our dedication to promote the growth of Barbourville, Knox
County, and this entire area.

>NAL BANK - safe - sound - secure -

YEARY'S
MOTEL AND RESTAURANT

Southedge on 25-W

Corbin, Kentucky

18 miles to Cumberland Falls

Phone: 528-2311

SEVEN-UP

BOTTLING COMPANY

13 4 EIGHTEENTH STREET
CORBIN, KENTUCKY

GAMBREL MOTOR SALES

Authorized
DODGE

CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
Dealer
Clean Used Cars
Barbourville, Kentucky

SOWDERS

PURE

OIL

220 Cumberland Avenue
Barbourville, Kentucky

Tires - Batteries
546 - 4195

STEREO

ADMIRAL APPLIANCES

COLOR

JACK

' s

RADIO

. V .

501 KNOX STREET

BARBOURVILLE. KY. 40906

546-5224

AUTHORI7ED
SERVICE

WEST STANDARD SERVICE

Corner of Knox Street

and Cumberland Avenue

Barbourville, Kentucky

166

LOUIS STANDARD

SERVICE

New 25E Bypass
1 mile south

We Take Better Care of Your Car

Barbourville, Ky.

24 hour service
AAA Member

BARBOURVILLE
INSURANCE AGENCY

INSURANCE

"THAT'S OUR ONLY BUSINESS"

Chas. W. Buchanan, Agt.

Roy L. Faulkner, Agt.

109 Knox Street— Barbourville, Kentucky

PHONE: 546-4171

CUMBERLAND FORD MOTORS

Cumberland Avenue

Middlesboro, Kentucky

CATRON MOTOR
COMPANY

New Fords and Mercurys
Corbin, Kentucky

BARBOURVILLE

SHELL SERVICE

ONE STOP SERVICE

Cumberland Avenue, Barbourville, Ky.

167

Compliments of

KNOX COUNTY OFFICIALS

KNOX COUNTY OFFICIALS: Floyd Sowders, Circuit Court Clerk; Ulys Bingham, Sheriff; Lester
Broughton, Jailer. Ed McDonald, County Clerk; Bill Sears, County Judge; John Dixon, County Attorney

168

LONDON LAUNDRY & SANITONE DRY CLEANER

Fur Storage
Box Storage
Linen Service

Sanitone

Certified MasterVn/c/eaner

Office on Court Square
Barbourville, Kentucky
Phone 546-3151

Compliments
of

D & W CAFETERIA

Walker Park Road
Barbourville, Kentucky

BEST WISHES
from

KNOX MOTOR CO.

The best place for
the best deal

Oldsmobile Chevrolet

Cadillac

169

Compliments of

BOGGS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

P. O. Box 625 Phone: 546-3119

Barbourville, Kentucky

"Quality Costs Less"

Residential — Commercial — Industrial Buildings

Bridge & Hi-Way Construction

Compliments of

THE CAMPUS SHOP

Books and Supplies for the Student

PEOPLE'S
GAS COMPANY

Natural Gas Service
Phone: 546-4185

170

H & A PURE SERVICE CITY

1 Mile South of Barbourville on 25E

Open 24 hours
Mechanic on duty at all times

Phone: 546-4022 Area Code 606

Firebird Gasolines
#2 and Super Diesels

Barbourville, Kentucky 40906

171

KNOX AUTO PARTS

Wholesale Distributors
for Auto Parts

PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES

COMMONWEALTH LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Home Office — Louisville, Kentucky

Over Two and one-half Billion of

Life Insurance in force

H. M. Faulkner Randall Hubbard

Troy Hampton A. B. Scent

E. G. Sellards

108 Cumberland Ave.,Barbourville, Ky.

GEORGE'S USED CARS

Knox Street

Barbourville, Kentucky

Phone 546-4061

OLDFIELD INSURANCE
AGENCY

212 Knox St.

Barbourville, Ky.

William L. Jones, Agent

INSURE FOR SURE

BACON CREEK GUN SHOP

Cumberland Falls Road

Corbin, Kentucky
Firearms and Ammunition

Compliments of

COCA COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY

Middlesboro, Kentucky

172

Barbourville's Newest - Finest

TRAVELER'S INN

. i

Phone Barbourville, Kentucky

Area Code 606 546-4148

For Reservations

173

Senior Directory

MARGARET ANN ABBUHL — BXA. SNEA, Home Economics Club.
LARRY ALLEN — Cecil Wilson Award, Senior Assistant in Division
o( Social Studies, Academic Policy Committee.
SHIRLEY ALLEN — Academic Policy Committee.
THOMAS L. ALLEN — Alpha Delta. Pres. SNEA.
DONALD A. ANDERSON — UCCA, Circle K. Senior Class Treas-
urer, Stage Band, Orchestra, Choir, Track.
EDWARD ANGEL — SNEA, "Stespean"

DAVID APNER — Circle K, Pres. and V. Pres.; Food Committee.
Lakeside Dorm Council, Karate Club, Pep Club.
ROBERT ARCHETTO — No activities listed.
BRENDA SUE ARNETT — No activities listed.
LESTER M. BARTLEY — Pres. Alpha Delta, German Club, Gamma
Beta Phi. Pres. lota Sigma Nu, Band. Senior Assistant in Division
of Science.

WILLIAM L. BECKMANN — Intramurals, Stevenson Hall Dorm Coun-
cil.

JANICE BLAKLEY — American Chemical Society Secretary, Cheer-
leader, U Club. Gamma Beta Phi, Lakeside Dorm Queen.
SHARON HAWN BOGGS — BXA, Intramurals, Choir.
WILLIAM D. BOYINGTON — Circle K.

VICKI BOZARTH — Oxford Club. UCCA, "Stespean," Presidents
Council. Biology Club, AWS Council. Bridge Club. MSM.
VIOLA RUTH BRADLEY — V. Pres. Home Economics Club, Ameri-
can Chemical Society, SNEA, V. Pres. Gamma Beta Phi, BXA.
Social Standards Committee, AWS, AWS Sweetheart Queen.
WINNIE BRAZIER — Secretary Freshman Class, Sophomore Coun-
selor, AWS Judiciary Board, APO Sweetheart, Home Economics
Club, SNEA. Elsie Geiss Home Economics Award.
JOHN G. BROWN III — Student Activities Representative for Fresh-
man Class, Choir. MSM, American Guild of Organists, V. Pres.
Sophomore Class, Collegium Musicum, Treasurer Stevenson Hall
Council, Phi Mu Alpha. Orchestra, Minister of Music Scholarship.
Freshman Orientation Committee, German Club, Band, UCCA.
HADWIN BURDICK — Appalachian Volunteers, Milesians, Oxford
Club.

DAVID CALL — Varsity Letterman. Golf.
WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL — Intramural Bowling.
PETER N. CHASE — No activities listed.

HARRY CHRISTIE — Milesians, Lakeside Dorm Council, UCCA.
APO, "Orange and Black," Freshman Orientation Committee, Appa-
lachian Volunteers, "Forum".

ELLA SUE COFFMAN — Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sweetheart, AWS
Council.

DONALD CONNOLLY — Alpha Delta, Track, Judicial Council, Food
Committee, UCCA, Milesians, U Club.

PHYLLIS COPE — Biology Club, American Chemical Society, Home
Ecnomics Club, AWS Council, SNEA, Secretary of Senior Class,
Food Committee. Judicial Council, Sub-Committee on Cultural Life.
T. DOUGLAS CORNELIUS — APO, Canterbury Club.
CLAUDIO CRISAFULLI — Track, Intramurals.
YVONNE DEVAUGHN — Home Economics Club, SNEA, Phi Mu
Alpha Sweetheart.

ANA LUCY DIAZ — Foreign Students, Council of Southern Moun-
tains, French Club, Student Senate, AWS.
DON LEWIS DICKINSON — No activities listed.
ELISHA H. DUGGER — Alpha Delta, Burke Mathematics Award.
PAUL L. DUNN — Orchestra, Bridge Club, Biology Club.
KAROLINA EGORENKO — BXA, Intramurals.
GEORGE EHLERT — APO, Karate Club.
WILLIAM R. EMEIGH — APO Pres., Intramurals.
JOHN O. FARNER — Pi Epsilon Alpha, APO, Student Senate, Base-
ball, Golf, U Club, Lakeside Dormitory Council, Student Center
Advisory Board. V. Pres. of Junior Class.

BARRY FOSTER — Bridge Club, Dolphin Club, Circle K, German
Club.

ROBERT M. GALBO — Bridge Club, Biology Achievement Award,
lota Sigmu Nu.

PETER O. GANTE — No activities listed.
IGNACIO GARCIA — Pres. Foreign Students Association.
JEMIMA GEE — No activities listed.

FRANCIS GLASS — Intramurals, Newman Club, Food Committee.
HERMAN VAUGHAN GRIFFIN — APO. Swim Team.
PEGGY GRIFFIN — Art Club. Oxford Club. UCCA, AWS Council.
LINDA L. HARRIS — "Orange and Black."

WILLIAM W. HARTUNG — Baseball. Bridge Club, Lakeside Dorm
Council Treasurer.

HARRY H. HILLIER — APO, Biology Club, Freshman Orientation
Committee, Dormitory Student Advisor.

WAYNE E. HOFFMAN — Council of Southern Mountains, Bowling,
Appalachian Volunteers, APO.

SANFORD HOROWITZ — Student Senate, Student Center Board,
Playlikers.

MARY NELL HOWARD — SNEA, Home Economics Club. Council
of Southern Mountains.

JOHN JANKA — Pres. UCCA, Religious Life Committtee. Student
Conduct Committee. Co-editor "The Forum".
JEFFREY KRONK — Circle K.

ROBERT D. KUNATH — APO, Freshman Orientation Committee.
EDWARD LAMB — Circle K. Lakeside Dorm Council Treasurer,
Intramurals.

JANE G. LAW — Homecoming Queen Candidate. Snow Queen
Candidate, Circle K. Queen Candidate, Playlikers, Miss Union.
WILBUR ALLEN LEE — No activities listed.

SELMA SUE LEWIS — Secretary-Treasurer lota Sigma Nu, Cwens,
Student Senate Representative, AWS Representative, Student Coun-
selor.

JEROLYN I. LIGHTNER — BXA. SNEA, UCCA, MSM Pres., Phi Mu
Alpha Sweetheart.

HOWARD HUNTLEY LLOYD — Swim Team.

DAVID B. LOBB — Choir, American Chemical Society. Speleological
Club, German Club, "Orange and Black," Presidents Council, APO,
Collegium Musicum.

THEODORE LOCKE — Swim Team. Track. APO. Alpha Psi Omega.

American Chemical Society.

DAVID N. LOGUE — Stevenson Hall Dorm Council.

DAVID LORD — American Chemical Society. "Stespean."

JOHN DAVID LOVE — Oxford Club.

HARRY LOY — Basketball, Baseball, U Club, Mr. Union. All KIAC

Basketball Team.

GERALD E. LYNCH — APO, Newman Club. Stevenson Hall Dorm

Council.

THOR MAGNUSEN — No activities listed.

JAMES E. MAHAN — Pres. Junior Class, Pres. Senior Class. Pres.
APO. Presidents Council, Alumni Scholarship.
PHILLIP D. MALONE — Baseball, Oxford Club. V. Pres. and Pres.
UCCA. lota Sigma Nu, Gamma Beta Phi, Senior Assistant Division
of Religion and Philosophy. National Methodist Scholarship.
JOHN C. MARSHALL — Band.
DELLA JONES MARTIN — No activities listed.
MITZI REAMS McDONALD — SNEA.

DOUGLAS H. McNEIL — Lakeside Dormitory Council, Pres. Student
Senate, "Forum."

JON MERCKENS — French Club, Student Activities Representa-
tive, Lakeside Dorm Council, Asst. Editor U Book.
DAVID THOMAS MILLS — APO.

BRUCE MORRISON — German Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. Ox-
ford Club, UCCA, Pres. MSM, Pres. Choir, Collegium Musicum.
Religious Life Committee, Presidents Council.
HOWARD D. MURPHY — Circle K.

RONALD NAYLOR — V. Pres. Student Senate. Student Center
Board, Stevenson Hall Dorm Council, "Orange and Black."
CAROL NOURSE — Choir, BXA, Bridge Club. Sigma Alpha lota.
Homecoming Queen Candidate.
ROBERT F. OSWALD — No activities listed.

MICHAEL G. PARKER — Honorary Circle K Member, Bowling Team.
Track, Tennis, Athlete of the Year in Tennis, Rifle Club, Dolphin
Club, Biology Club.

PETER PARKER — Cross Country, Athlete of the Year in Cross
Country, Track, Bowling, Originator of Mr. Ugly Contest.
CLINTON J. PARKINSON — Intramurals.

MYRA L. PARSONS — BXA, AWS Pres., Judiciary Board. Home
Economics Club, Pi Epsilon Alpha, Cwens, Intramurals, "Stespean,"
Extramurals, Presidents Council, Senior Assistant in Division of
Health and Physician Education.
WILLIAM PATTON — No activities listed.

SUSAN J. PENNYCUFF — Home Economics Club Pres., SNEA,
AWS Council, UCCA, lota Sigma Nu, IBM Typing Award.
DONALD J. PHILLIPS — Circle K.

FRANK PRESTON — Gamma Beta Phi, Circle K. Student Senate.
Alumni Scholarship.

MAURICE QUELLE — Pres. German Club, French Club. Student
Activities Representative, "Orange and Black," Fencing Club, Phi
Mu Alpha, Senior Assistant Division of Modern Languages.
ROLAND RAUGHT — No activities listed.

STEPHANIE RILEY — BXA, SNEA, AWS, "Orange and Black"
Editor, Publications Award, Student Representative to Library Com-
mittee.

GLORIA JEAN RISNER — Drama and Art.

PETER H. SALMON — Alpha Delta, Stevenson Hall Dorm Council,
Karate Club, Biology Club.
JOHN D. SEALS — APO, U Club, Track.

JANE POWELL SELL — BXA, Cheerleader, U Club, Pi Epsilon Al-
pha. Council of Southern Mountains, UCCA, Snow Queen Candidate.
DAVID M. SIMON — Circle K.

PAUL A. SOWDEN — Circle K, Pres. Canterbury Club. Alpha Psi
Omega, Oxford Club, Sigma Beta Theta Pres., Asst. Postmaster,
UCCA, Alpha Delta, Student Center Board. Playlikers.
WILLIAM A. STAFFORD — Intramural Football.
DANIEL A. STINSON — Oxford Club, UCCA, Stevenson Hall Dorm
Council, Foreign Students Association.

L. ARLENE MATTHEWS STOLL — Pi Epsilon Alpha. Cheerleader.
U Club Secretary, Snow Queen, AWS Council, Secretary Junior
Class.

WILLIAM R. STRONG — U Club, Baseball.

JIRYIS SWEIS — UCCA, Oxford Club. Pres. Foreign Students
Association.

CHASTIAN TAURMAN — Track. APO, Presidents Council.
CARL E. TAYLOR — Alpha Delta.
JOCELYN TAYLOR — PHT.

DIANE J. TRETHAWAY — BXA, Playlikers, Alpha Psi Omega, SNEA.
NANCY P. TUCKER — Pres. SNEA. Home Economics Club.
CHRISTINE TUHOLSKY — V. Pres. Senior Class. Pres, BXA, Cwens,
AWS Council, Student Center Advisory Board. "Stespean," French
Club, German Club, SNEA, Canterbury Club. Presidents Council.
Gamma Beta Phi.

VIVIAN VAIR — National Methodist Scholarship. Oxford Club,
UCCA, "Stespean," Biology Club. AWS. Council of Southern Moun-
tains, Appalachian Volunteers, Foreign Students Association, Gamma
Beta Phi.

DAVID C WALTZ — MSM, lota Sigma Nu. Pi Gamma Mu. H. H
Owens History Award. UCCA.

DANIEL WELLMAN — Alpha Delta. American Chemical Society,
Pres.

JAMES R. WEST — Circle K, Bowling Team, Bridge Club, Studenl
Center Advisory Board.

THOMAS JOSEPH WHITE — Baseball, U Club.
BETTY SADLER WILLIAMS — Gamma Beta Phi, SNEA.
HIROMI YAMANA — Freshman Scholastic Award. Biology Club,
French Club, "Stespean," Home Economics Club, Cwens, Foreign
Students Association, Gamma Beta Phi.

JOHN EARL YOST — Circle K, Alpha Psi Omega, Student Center
Board, Playlikers. Chorus.

Index

Abbuhl, Margaret Ann — 74, 79, 123

Abrams, John — 150

Ackley, David — 142

Acton, John — 72, 134

Adams, Herbert — 104

Alexander, Edward — 60, 98, 134

Altord, Joseph — 83, 150

Allen, Dr. J. Howard — 94

Allen, Larry — 95, 123

Allen, Shirley — 95, 123

Allen, Susan — 105

Allen, Thomas — 91. 123

Anderson, Daniel — 80, 96

Anderson, Donald — 76, 97, 102,
122, 123

Anderson, Joyce — 142

Anderson, Lois — 150

Anderson, Robert — 97, 142

Andrews, Paul — 56, 150

Angel, Edward — 123

Angel, Joan — 105

Apner, David— 76, 82, 83, 104, 123
• Archetto, Robert — 123

Armstrong, William — 95, 105, 134

Arnett, Brenda — 123

Ashley, Judith — 53, 80, 100, 101,
102, 103, 142

Assorgi, Qennaro — 134

Ayers, Ernie — 65

Babbage, Beverly — 134

Baird, Barbara — 142

Baker, James — 134

Baldwin, Stephen — 82, 83

Bales, Paul — 134

Banks, Jehu — 142

Barkelew, Runyon — 142

Barnum, Philip — 104, 134

Barrott, William — 65, 83, 98, 134

Bartlett, Jay — 63

Bartley, Lester — 80, 99, 123

Bartolo, Naomi Joyce — 142

Basone, Ben — 62

Bass, Lou — 100, 101, 150

Bateman, Deborah — 74, 91, 134

Bateman. John — 150

Bates, Thomas — 150

Bauer, John — 83, 142

Bautz, Donald — 65, 98, 159

Baxter, Lody — 142

Beard, Peggy — 91, 134

Bechtol, Linda — 142

Beck, Roy — 150

Beckmann, William — 96, 123

Beisecker, Glenn R. — 142

Bell, Barbara — 150

Bellamy, James — 134

Bellamy, William — 97, 142

Benedetto, Angelo — 150

Bennett, Roderick — 72, 142

Benz, John — 134

Bernhardt, Kenneth — 150

Beyer, Thomas — 83

Biel, Cass — 72, 134

Biel, Diane — 105

Billings, Thomas — 150

Bird, Judy — 92, 134, 150

Bixler, Harry — 142

Black, Ann — 80, 104, 142

Black, Edward — 88, 92

Black, Robert — 134

Blackman, Susan — 100, 101, 142

Blackwell, Jon — 97, 104, 150

Blakley, Janice — 58, 85, 98, 123

Blemlek, William — 83, 134

Bliss, Robert — 150

Blum, Michael — 100, 150

Bock, Gary — 72, 142

Boggs, Sharon Hawn — 124

Boone, Judy — 105

Boone, Ronald — 134

Borquist, Alan — 150

Borusky, Raymond — 94, 95, 134

Bossmann, Linda — 134

Bott, Jerry — 39, 101, 102, 142

Bott, Terry — 39, 101, 102, 142

Box, David — 97, 150

Boyd, Diane — 150

Boyd, Robert — 142

Boyington, Beth — 105

Boyington, William — 76, 124

Boyle, Thomas — 60, 98, 142

Bozarth, Vickl — 39, 124

Bradford, George — 76, 97, 101, 14i

Bradley, Viola — 51, 71, 74, 79,

91, 99, 124
Branstord, Charles — 84, 150
Branstutter, Judith — 142
Brazier, Winnie — 124
Brewster, Howard R. — 76, 96
Brian, Patricia — 71, 100, 101, 142
Brierley, Sharon — 101, 142
Brinly, Kathleen — 71, 80, 91, 133, 134
Brock, Larry — 97
Brock, Marcus — 64, 96, 150
Brockett, Ronald — 65
Brooks, Richard — 97, 150
Broomell, Kenneth — 88, 101, 102, 142
Broomell. Robert — 150
Brosey, Theodore — 150
Brown, Charlene, — 150
Brown, Eddy— 134
Brown, Gail — 39, 134
Brown, Gerald — 76, 134
Brown, Jeffrey — 65, 72, 83, 134
Brown, John G. — 88, 100, 124

Brown, Wllllem — 150

Bryant, Anne — 142

Bryant, Janice — 80, 99, 135

Buchanan, Bette — 142

Bumgardner, Michael — 76, 80, 90,

105, 142
Burchesky, Stephen— 39, "1, 85, 150
Burdick, Hadwin — 124
Burley. Edward — 83, 135
Burnsldes, Donna — 101, 150
Bush, Bonnie — 143
Butts, Glenda — 135
Butz, William — 76, 143
Call, David — 124
Calllhan, Beth— 150
Calloway, Charles E. — 80, 83, 143
Campbell, Mary Sue — 150
Campbell, William Alfred — 124
Campbell, William M. (Scott) 92,

100, 101, 143
Card, Thomas W. —96, 150
Carey, Carolyn Lee — 150
Carey, James E. Jr. —83, 143
Carey, John W. — 150
Carmean, Mae — 105
Carr, Edward Franklin — 135
Carr, Kathryn Ann — 100, 150
Carr, Paul — 56, 151
Carrall, Anthony — 97, 151
Carter, John Scott — 101, 143
Caswell, William M. — 135
Chamberlain, Kathy — 101, 151
Chaney, Oren — 96, 151
Chaney, Phyllis— 101, 102, 103, 135
Chase, Peter N. — 124
Christiansen, Edward — 72, 133, 135
Christie, Harry — 72, 124
Christie, Sandra — 135
Cini, Al — 65

Ciocci, Gilbert H. — 60, 151
Clapham, Reid — 80, 96, 135
Clark, Arthur A. —88, 100, 101, 102.
Cleary, Robert F. — 151
Clonch, Samuel E. — 80, 143
Clouse, David A. — 101, 102, 151
Clutter, Roxine — 151
Coffman, Ella Sue — 53, 71, 124
Coffman, Hobart D. — 84, 99, 151
Cole, Curtis — 151
Cole. Deborah — 143
Colley, Jack S. — 76, 143
Collins, Richard C. — 143
Coluccio, Ronald J. — 62, 143
Comfort, Donald W. — 135
Connolly, Donald M. — 65, 95, 98,

99, 125
Contompasis, Nicholas — 151
Cooper, Robert L. — 101, 143
Cooper, Stephen E. — 72, 94, 97, 135
Cope, Phyllis A. — 71, 79, 91, 122, 125
Corbert, Richard A. — 101, 151
Cornelius, Tilden Douglas — 97, 125
Correll, Gerald T. — 85, 96, 143
Cosbey, John J. — 97, 151
Cousins, Irene — 90
Cox, Robert L. —98, 157
Craig, Karin G. — 101, 151
Creasy, Ronald L. — 151
Crisafulli, Claudio — 125
Crockett, Patricia — 143
Curd, Lawrence A. — 56, 73, 98, 143
Dando, Clifford B. — 143
Darr, Harry I. — 97, 135
Davies, Cynthia Kay — 91, 151
Davis, George Lindsey — 151
Davis, George Randolph — 143
Davis, Larry R. — 59, 87
Davison, James — 135
Dawson, Lynda C. — 39, 151
DeChamps, Linda — 143
DeGroff, Eric — 143
DePalma, Angela — 70, 90, 135
DeVaughn, Yvonne — 125
DeVeer, William H. — 143
DeVries, Mary — 71, 84, 86, 135
Deaves, R. Neal — 65. 141, 143
Delk, Hugh C. — 38. 39, 135
Delk, Lana F. — 135
Delk, Lola, — 143

Depew, Bruce — 39, 85, 88, 101, 143
Dexter, Walter Lee — 151
Dezarn, Deanna — 143
DiNicola, William Anthony — 151
Diaz, Ana Lucy — 125
Dickinson, Don L. — 83, 125
Diehl, Edward — 72, 83, 135
Dillman, Richard — 72, 135
Disney, Gary — 151
Dixon, Anna Marie — 100, 151
Doster, James Harold — 151
Dotson, Dr. John A. — 40
Douce, Robert Lee — 87, 135
Dozier, Sheila — 101, 151
Dubberke, Mario Kurt — 151
Duffany, Richard — 157
Dugger, Elisha — 99, 125
Duncan, Carol — 135
Duncan, Justin B. — 151
Dunn, Paul L. — 125
Eder, David C. — 143
Egorenko, Karolina — 125
Eldridge, Rhonda — 151
Ellerbrock, Gary — 151
Elliott, DiAnne — 135
Elliott, Genevieve — 151

Emeigh, Sandra — 105
Emeigh, William R. — 72. 125
Entelisano, John — 76, 151
Ermin, Barbara — 84, 102, 135
Evans, Amos (Butch) — 83, 143
Evans, Brenda — 151
Ewing, James S. — 151
Farmer, Karleen — 100. 143
Farner, John Oliver — 61, 62, 72,

83, 87, 98, 125
Fawley, Walter William — 80, 143
Faxon, Thomas S. — 151
Fay, Richard L. — 143
Feeley, Timothy C. — 151
Fields, Jeri —39, 71, 95, 104, 143
Filler, Ronald — 80, 144
Finks, Gregory Mark— 144
Finney, William — 92, 135
Fischer, G. Kenneth — 72, 83, 135
Fisher. Robert A. — 94, 149, 151
Fledderman, Thomas A. — 152
Fleming, David Terry — 65, 97, 144
Fogel, Bradley C. — 144
Follit, John W. — 82, 83. 94, 144
Ford, Christopher L. — 152
Foster, Barry — 76, 83, 95, 126
Foster, Constance — 144
Fowler, Donald C. — 82, 83, 144
Frame, Lillian M. — 152
Frazier, George B. — 64, 65
Freeman, Donald — 105
Freeman, Eddy G. — 136
Freeman, Karla J. — 71, 79, 144
Gail, Robert C. — 136
Galbo, Robert M. — 126
Gallinger, Bruce N. — 91, 97, 136
Gambrell, George — 152
Gante, Peter O. — 126
Gardiner, Judith— 84, 152
Gattuso, Vincent— 72, 83, 133, 136
Gaunt, George Ed — 152
Gee, Jemima P. — 126
Gensel, Nancy L. — 152
Gensler, Michael P. — 83. 152
Gentil, Donald — 152
George, David S. — 101
Geyer, Christine — 53, 95, 103, 136
Gibbons, Richard F. — 97. 101, 152

Gibo, Sue — 80

Gilbert, Dr. Frank — 76

Gilbert, Mrs. Frank — 75

Gillaspie, Robert — 152

Giron, Mary Carol — 58, 74, 90, 91,
98, 136

Glasgow, Kathy — 144

Glass, Francis — 95, 126

Glover, Cathie — 136

Goh, Hock Soon — 96. 1 44

Goist, Mark — 152

Golden, Thomas H. — 89, 101

Goldsberry, Paula J. — 136

Gomany, Kenneth J. — 152

Goodhart, Marc Wilson — 152

Goodwin, Mary Virginia — 103

Gordon, John Charles — 86, 136

Gould, Burton E. — 96. 136

Graham, Albert D. — 152

Graham, David A. —80, 99, 152

Gray, Carolyn Raye — 152

Gray, Linda Gail — 144

Green, Allan E. — 88, 101, 102

Gref, Stephen — 90

Gregory, Edward A. — -56

Gregory, Harold — 94, 126

Gregory, Vernece — 152

Griffin, Herman Vaughan — 72, 97, 126

Griffin, Peggy— 126

Griggs, Virginia — 91, 152

Gruber, David H. — 152

Guilmartin, Warren — 136

Gustafson, Charles — 152

Gutknecht, Robert — 76, 136

Halter, Gerald — 52, 60, 98, 136

Hamilton, Carol Ann — 101, 102, 136

Hamilton, Carol Ann — 100, 101, 152

Hamilton, David Dennis — 60, 152

Hammons, Barbara — 39, 74, 144

Hammons, J. S. — 152

Hammons, John Frank — 104, 136

Hammons, Sue Jones — 144

Hammonds, Sharold — 144

Hansel, Charles — 105

Hanulak, Barry — 96, 152

Harbold, David — 144

Hardison, Ruth Carol — 79, 144

Harris, Linda — 126

Harris, Phyllis — 152

Harris, William — 152

Hart, Daniel — 60, 65, 98, 144

Hartman, John Dunlap — 152

Hartung, William — 82, 83, 126

Hatz, Jo Ann — 39, 144

Hawley, Wayne— 84, 89, 101, 136

Hayes, Larry — 88, 100, 102

Hazim, Lufti — 96, 152

Heggan, Janice — 46, 50, 79, 144

Heller, Jack — 152

Henderson, Barbara — 144

Hensel, Charles R. — 152

Hensel, Donald C. — 72, 136

Herbst, Elizabeth — 104, 144

Hesson, Barbara — 71, 101, 152

Hicks, Donald — 61

Hleronymus. Anna — 94, 105, 144

Hlgglns, Teena — 152

Hill, Billy A. —56, 98. 144
HIM, John M. —60, 152
Hillier, Harry — 72, 126
Hinkle, Jacqueline — 152
Hinkle, Leamon — 39. 144
Hisle, Judith — 101, 153
Hoctor, Martha — 70, 74, 85, 90.

105, 136
Hodgkins, Thomas — 96, 153
Hoepfner, Edward — 61, 98, 136
Hoffman, George William — 65, 72,

94, 97, 98, 144
Hogg, Peggi — 100. 101, 102, 103, 136
Hohne, Robert G. — 97, 144
Holbert, Mary Lou — 74, 104, 144
Holcombe, Judith — 71, 80, 104, 144
Hollifield, James — 76, 82, 83, 136
Homstead, James — 153
Hoops, Kay Dawn — 84, 100, 101,

102, 153
Horn, Rhoby — 71, 101, 144
Horowitz, Sanford — 83, 90, 92. 126
Hosken, Sally Hansen — 144
Howard. Mary Nell — 127
Howell, Olivia — 58, 80, 91, 145
Huckle, Donald — 89, 100, 101,

102, 136
Hudson, Donna — 145
Hudson, Lloyd Glenn — 153
Hudson, William R. — 145
Hull, Walter James — 80, 101, 104,

105, 145
Humphries, Ellwood — 56, 72, 141,

145
Ireland, Robert — 94, 149. 153
Jackel, Wm. Paul — 153
Jackson. Dennis — 88. 100
Jackson, Margaret — 145
Jackson. Wilburn — 104, 136
Jacobus, Janet — 71, 95, 145
Janka, John — 127
Jaynes, Mary Jo — 80, 90, 145
Jenkins, G. Scott — 72, 83, 84, 136
Jesmajian, Richard — 153
Johnson, Charlotte — 153
Johnson. Faith— 39, 48, 58, 74, 145
Johnson, Julianna — 145
Johnston, Ruth Ann — 80, 101, 145
Jones, Richard — 101
Jordan, Gail — 145
Justice, Gilbert — 153
Kalbach, Steven — 39, 72, 136
Keeffe. William — 100, 101, 102, 153
Kehr, Barry — 65
Kern, William G. — 153
Kidd, John R., Jr. — 41, 145
Kief, Werner — 153
Kilgore, Benjamin — 64, 153
Kinard, Joyce — 100, 101, 102. 103
Kinningham, Cheryl — 39, 145
Kipp, Charles William— 96, 153
Kirby, Paul — 153
Kistner, Richard — 153
Kivler, Alfred — 101, 102
Klass, Nancy — 145
Kleeb, Kenneth — 83, 137
Klineburger, Alan Wm. — 97, 153
Kloss, Richard — 72, 82, 83, 137
Klumpp, Linda — 101, 145
Klug, Robert — 62, 137
Knapp, William John — 145
Kopera, Leonard B. — 97, 137
Kraft, Karl — 101, 145
Krebs, Eric — 83, 153
Kronk, Jeffrey — 41, 127
Krzastek, Elizabeth — 153
Kunath, Robert D. — 72, 127
Kunkle, Charles W. — 153
Kunze, Faith — 74, 79, 104, 145
Lacy, William — 95, 153
Lamb, Edward — 81, 127
Lambert, Arthur — 77, 94
Law, Jane G. — 45, 90, 127
Lee, Ronald — 56, 65, 98, 137
Lee. Wilbur A. — 127
Leith, Bob — 65
Lemmon, David H. — 153
LePeyre, Jon — 65
Levan, Gary — 153
Lewis, Charlotte — 39, 71, 80,

104, 145

Lewis, Phyllis — 137
Lewis, Selma Sue — 71, 127
Libby, Connie — 91, 137
Lightner, Jerolyn — 74. 84, 91, 127
Liming, Stephen — 72, 97, 99, 137
Linaburg, Earl — 72, 137
Linden, Jean — 60, 137
Linderman, Barbara Bachman —

105. 145
Linderman, Robert — 137
Linger, Dr. Bernard — 101. 102
List, Walter — 65, 141, 145
Lobb, David B. — 72, 99, 127
Lobb, Gayle Bartlett — 101, 102,

103, 137
Locke, Theodore F. — 70. 72, 99, 127
Locke, Walter R. — 153
Logan, C. Douglas — 56. 61, 65.

98, 137
Logue. David — 127
Long, Andrew Charles — 65, 83,

96, 145
Long, Jo Beth — 153
Lopez, Alberto — 153

175

Lopez, Louis — 61

Lord. David C. — 39. 99. 128

Loseno. Barbara — 137

Love. John David — 128

Loy. Harry T. — 44. 56. 61, 128

Loy. Nancy — 105. 157

Lucas, Dorothy T. — 153

Luers. Robert — 96. 145

Lutz, Peter — 153

Lynch, Gerald — 72, 96. 128

Lyon. John Dennis — 153

Mack, Frederick — 72, 145

Mackie. Daniel J. — 97. 153

MacNeil. Robert — 80. 96. 145

MacWan, Vijendrakum (Joe) — 137

Magsam, Janet — 71, 145

Magnusen. Thor B. — 128

Mahan, James E. — 122, 1kc

Mahan, Jeri Kincade — 105

Mahan, Robert — 153

Mahler, Stephen L. — 83, 145

Main, Archie Martin — 137

Main, Beth — 105

Malone. Phillip D. — 84, 128

Manuel, Thomas F. — 76, 84. 97. 145

Marigold, Dr. W. Gordon— 88, 102

Marigold, Mrs. W. Gordon — 102

Markin, John David — 153

Marquardt. Henry C. — 137

Marsh, N. Thomas III —76, 97, 145

Marshall, John C. — 102, 128

Marshall. Steve — 146

Martin, Dean — 153

Martin, Delia Jones — 128

Martin, Lyvonne Kay — 80, 146

Martin, Mrs. Sadie — 81

Martin. Shirley — 153

Matheson, Joanne — 154

Matthews, Diana — 100, 101, 154

Matthews. Dr. Robert — 102, 105

Matthews. Wayne — 157

Maxwell, Dorsey Lynn — 137

Maylield. Mary Helen — 154

Mayne. Ronald — 104

McAdams. Phyllis — 71. 101, 146

McCann. Patricia — 137

McComas, John James — 137

McDaniel, Edward C. — 65, 98, 137

McDonald. Mitzl Reams — 128

McDowell. Charles — 100, 101, 154

McFerland, Thomas J. — 80. 100.

101. 102. 146
Mclver. David B. — 97, 105, 137
McKinstry, William— 63
McNeil, Douglas H. — 94, 128
McNeil. John Stuart — 97. 157
Meehan. Michael John — 83. 154
Meibers. Kenneth — 56. 154

Mellllo. James P. — 72, 97. 137

Merola. John Hunter — 154

Merckens, Jon F. — 82. 83, 128

Merida, Veda M. — 154

Mllburn, Bruce — 146

Mllbueau, Janet — 148

Trueman, Kay — 75, 79, 85, 140

Tuccio. Donna Dillon — 156

Tuccio, James — 156

Tucker. Nancy — 79, 91, 131

Tuholsky. Christine — 71, 75. 80,

122, 131
Turner, Kenneth — 83, 89, 101,

102, 148
Tye. Mary Helen — 140
Ullrich, John — 156
Underwood, Robert — 72, 83. 148
Vair, Vivian — 75, 131
Valentik, Kathleen — 92, 148
Van Dersall, John— 89, 100, 101, 140
Vande Voorde, Richard — 39, 96. 157
Vanderpool, Gervin — 148
Vaught, John — 72. 148
Vavroch, Frank — 56. 156
Vickery. Dan — 72, 95. 97, 140
Von Derau, Ralph — 104
Waddell, Betty— 156
Waddell, Emma— 156
Wagner, Jeffrey — 76, 140
Waite, Elinor— 100. 101, 140
Walker, Jim — 63
Wallace, Elaine — 58, 71, 104, 141
Wallace, Pamela— 100. 103, 148
Waltz, David — 131
Ward. Gail — 105
Ward. Patty — 156
Warren. Larry — 156
Walters, Raymond — 101, 102, 156
Walts. Dr. Winifred —81
Webber, Elizabeth — 91, 156
Weeks, Thomas — 102, 104, 148
Wellman, Daniel — 99, 132
Welty, Donna — 101, 156
Wessler. Carole — 103
West, James — 59, 76. 132
Weyand. Robert — 80. 95, 140
Whalen, Michael — 156
Whltcomb, David — 140
White, James — 59
White, Joyce— 80, 84, 101, 156
White. Thomas J. — 61. 98, 132
Whltlaker, Jon— 82, 83. 148
Wick, Allan P. —72, 140
Wick, Robert Lee — 100, 101, 156
Wiese. John Christopher — 156
Wildrick, Robert— 156
Wilhelm, Drew — 97, 156
Williams, Betty Sadler — 91. 131
Williams, Craig— 96, 100
Willis, Nancy — 148
Wilson, James L. — 94, 96, 104. 140
Wilson, Mildred — 79, 148
Wimmer, Karln — 101
Wirlck, Linda— 101, 156
Witherell. Eleanor — 39, 156
Wlttlln. Mrs. Curt — 105
Wolf. James R. — 101. 148
Wolfersberger, Harry — 65, 140
Wolfrom, Bruce — 156
Wood, Charles Barry — 76, 140
Worley. Jack — 81, 140
Wortlnger, Keith — 56, 98, 148
Wright, John C. — 156
Wyncoop, Russ — 61
Yamana. Hlroml — 39, 80, 132
Yeager, Catherine — 156
Yeatts, Bill — 63
Yerger. Sylvia — 75, 140
Yost. John Earl — 70. 92, 101, 132
Young, Betty J. — 71, 75
Young, Paul F. — 83. 148

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