1968 Aloha - Hoover Library

Volume LVI

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!£"i~k~,"··.>1968 Aloha it is hoped that YOll. wil see a ew , ' ,side of Western Maryland College -

From new dorms to Understa produc 'OTIS,

we are progressing. But it is thr ndividual who jmust give the rough ideas concre\e form. F r this ~reason, the staff has placed speci~-c emphasis onPeople throughout the book.

We have experimented with new otogra~" ictechniques in an effort to give maxim mean" gto the subject, and our copy was design - _".pecially for the pictures, supporting and en-hancing them. '_,

This year, the divider pages were used totiethe various themes of creativity together. Asidefrom being functioning parts of the book, they arein themselves works of art.

But now, our creativity is yours. The measureof our success lies before you.

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People Section 30Administration and Faculty 32Class Section __..: '

Class .~~~;:;(::.~.;!:,

What is this garden of my heart'Tis plain as plain can be;ft's only a very little partOf the world called W.M.C.

Aloha 1930

Creativity is .Straining to grasp the sun

A trip inside the dark holes of the mindTo find ... ourselves?

Searching for the new, the different,The freedom and despair of solitude

Of being alone in a world of followers-It is a trial, an error, and maybe a success.

At any rate, it is a beginning.

Art flourishes where there is a sense of adventure,a sense of nothing having been done before,a complete freedom to experiment.

Allred North Whitehead

CONTINUITY

AND CHANGE

The direct relation 0/ music is not to ideas, butto emotions.

H.Giles

· .. I have stood still and stopped the sound of feetWhen far away an interrupted cryCame over houses from another street,But not to call me back or say good-bye;And further still at an unearthly height,One luminary clock against the skyProclaimed the time was neither wrong nor right.I have been one acquainted with the night.

Robert Frost

Action. is eloquence.Shakespeare

AndTheTimes ...

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TheyAreA-Changing

It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion;it is easy in solitude to live after your own; but thegreat man is he who in the midst of the crowd keepswith perfect sweetness the independence of solitude.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Voltaire

You must have the devil in vou to succeed in any ofthe arts.

· .. hut when all is done, the people remain.Lee Foster

There is rarely a creative man who does not have topay a high price for the divine spark 0/ his greatgifts ... the human element is frequently bled for thebenefit of the creative element and to such an extentthat it even brings out the bad qualities ... and allthis in order to bring to the human f at least somelife-strength, since otherwise it would perish of sheerinanition.

Carl Jung

PresidentDr. Ensor ... trying,

trying somehow to heed the cries of stud.~nts

and faculty to bring WMC into the twentieth

century.

Trying at the same lime to placate the wails of

tradition-bound authorities,

trying to initiate at least a semblance of

communication on campus.

Trying somehow to find those elusive millions that

just keep eluding the grasp,

trying to give Western Maryland a better repu-

lation.

Dr. Ensor ... trying.

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Lowell S. Ensor

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American

Association

OfUniversity

Professors

MISS ELIZABETH LAIDLAWDean 0/ Women

THE

REV. IRA G. ZEPPDean 0/ the Chapel

MR. JAMES E. ROBINSONDean oj Students

DEANS

DR. JOHN D. MAKOSKYDean of the FaclIlt!'

FACULTY

BIOLOGYDr. Harwell SturdivantProfessor 0/ Biology

Dr. James Withersp~onAssistant Professor 0/ Bwlogy

Tang Shih-chen Auy~ngVisiting Professor oj BIOlogy

Louise ShipleyAssociate Professor of Art

Dr. Isabel RoyerProfessor of Biology

Dr. Jean KerschnerAssociate Professor of Biology

Art

Wasyl PalijczukSpecial Instructor in Art

Lois EarllSpecial Instructor in Biology

Dr. William Ridingto»Professor 0/ Classics

Chemistry

Dr. David CrossAssociate Professor of Chemistry

Classics

Edith RidingtonSpecial Instructor in Classics

Richard VogelInstructor in Computer Science

ComputerScience

EconomicsDr. Alton Law

Assistant Professor of Economics

Ria FrijtcrsSpecial Instructor in Business Administration

DramaticArt

William TribbyAssistant Professor of Dramatic Art

Dr. Theron ThompsonAssociate Professor of Education

Dr. Joseph BailerProtessor of Education:

Education

Dr. H. Ray StevensAssistant Professor of

English

Melvin PalmerAssistant Professor of English

Angela LawlerAssistant Professor of Education

Donald PatrickAssistant Professor of Education

EnglishKeith Richwine

Assistant Professor of English

EnglishNancy Palmer

Special I nstrucior in Enghsh.

Dr. Theodore WhitfieldProfessor of History

HistoryPoliticalScience

Dr. William David, Jr.Professor of Political Science

James Powell, Jr. (below I)Instructor in Political Science

Dr. Kathryn HildebranProJessor o] Modern Languages

Madeline LongSpecial Instructor in Modern Languages

Georgina GuernicaAssistant Professor ofModern Languages

Modern Languages

Barbara HendriunAssistant Professor ofModern Languages

Jacques DerusseAssistant Professor ofModern Language.1

Valerie StanleySpecial Instructor inModern Languages

Library

Arthur CastellucciAssistant Librarian, Instructor

Mathematics

Elizabeth SimkinsProfessor 0/ Library Science

Science

Music

Maj. Don Chapmanl nstructor in Military Science

Sgt. Maj. Grady LancasterInstructor in Militar), Science

~Maj. Edward Folger, Assistant Professor of Military Science. Capt. Henry Holder,Assistant Professor of Military Science, Lt. Col. Charles Ross, Professor 0/ MilitaryScience.

MilitaryScience

Evelyn HeringSpecial Instructor in .Music

Oliver SpanglerAssociate Professor of Music

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PhilosophyReligion

Dr. Charles CrainAssociate Professor of Religion

Ira G. Zepp, Jr.Assistant Professor 0/ Religion

Dr. Reuben HolthausProfessor of Philosophy

Julia HitchcockSpecial Instructor in Music

Dr. Arleen HeggemeierAssociate Professor of MU$ic

Skip BrownInstructor in

Physical Education

Carol fritzInstructor in Physical Education:

Physics

Fern Hitchcock, Jr.Assistant Proieuor ojPhysical Education

Joan WeyersAssistant Projessor ojPhysical Education

H. Samuel CaseInstructor in

Physical Education

Edmund MakoskyInstructor in

Physics

William AchorProfessor of

Physics

Dr. William MillerAssociate Professor of Psychology

Psychology

lames Robinson, Ir.Associate Professor

of Psychology

SociologyDr. Walter lames

Associate Professor of Sociology

Dr. H. Kenneth Shook,Admissions Counselor

Mrs. E. White,The Deans' Sec.

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Mr. E. Willis,Director, Physical Plant

Mr. C. MowbrayAdm. Counselor

AdministrationMiss S. Bowers, Receptionist,

Miss R. Brown, Adt.

Miss C. Perry, Registrar, Mrs. P. Boone,Sec., Mrs. Spangler, Ass't. Regis., B. G.ceri. Sec.

Mr. P. Schaeffer, Business Manager and Treasurer,

Mrs. Ruth EtterBlancAc Ward Hall

Bookstore Staff: Helen Sauble, Irene Young, Greg Hawkins, Barb Stem, Mr. \VilliamRudrow (lIlgr.), Sue Ebaugh.

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Library Starr: Mrs. Catherine Falconer, Mrs. Vera Studz,Mrs. Eleanor Richwine, Miss Leona Scbockey, Miss Eliz-abeth Simpkins, Mrs. Dorothy Hood, Mrs. MarjorieCrain, Mrs. Betty Hartley, Mr. Arthur Castellucci.

The Staff

Infirmary Sluff: Miss Virginia Stoner, Miss Mary AnnPacker, Miss Janet Houck.

Becky Spencer Virginia Bollinger Anne Stoner

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First Rosa: Foster, E.; Hastings, L.; Coman,S,; Feustile, R; Farenholt,J. Second Row; Leverton, G.; Bowie, J.; Begtin, T.; Bearman, J.; Beam,T.; Baldwin, P. Third Row: Insley, D.; Celfbock, P.; Brown, R.;Brown, D.; £n501", c.; Bradley, G.; Gomaines, S. Fourth Row: Collier,1.; Clark, D.; Charnasky, F.; Brown, D.; Castle, J., Carew, H.; Heath,A. Fifth Row: Johnson, J.; LaPorte, 1\1.; Cooper, c.. Cooksy, T.; Cook,E.; Conley, G.; Geary, 0

Freshman class,The hope of Whimsee,They come to meet, and watch, and live.No blind following,No well-worn paths-yet-Many teeter precariously between individualityand compromise.

First Row; Murray, B.; J\fulllInert, Y., March, L.; i\[cCuHough, K.;McDonald, L.: Vunderhorn. c.: l.ord, C.; McAdams, S. Second Row:Hichurdson, D.: Meyers, S.; O'Neill, 1\1.; Phillips, C.; Payne, B.,Mcrrie, B.: Messick, N.: Moore, C.: MuHer, K. Third Row: Sechrist,L: Schwenaler. J.; Shultz, M.; Schull, S.; Shoal, C.; Schenk, D.;

t~~t\r~j~~~~:;J~;osh\l~lc'~, ~.t~l~h·e;;a~:::Z~ ~li~;lI7:r~ns~:r'Jil~J~~~;':.s:,

~.~~E~:!~l,~!~{~~gC~~i<~ii~II~~i~:~~r~n~~~~r~l~n~~.'~~i\'~i~~ g~e1:~~Row: Zeller, K.: Warnicky, L.: Smith, B.: Thompson, L.; \\Iagotr, C..Wcil'1.el,c., Wilber, D.: Warrenfelt'l., K.: Slotllemeyer, R.: TantOlm,s.. Wag;ner, D.; \'(Iells, P.; \Vilcs, D.; Wnr-hrer, C.: Linton. r

Admittedly, fear gives them coherence,but ortce they've mastered "the system."then what?Is this the class that will be "Western Maryland'71" and not eight sovereign states?They try, they care.Upperclassmen shake their heads,"It won't last."But they still refuse to accept the inevitable.They aren't just coasting yet; they still push.

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The corruption of Tiny Tim.

"Mr. Smith, you could fire me for saying this,but you've got ... !"

"Yon mean you left our family defenseless?"

Group Therapy 101.

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THE CLASS OF 1970

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Row i: Berning, A.; Howe, R.; Brenizer, E.; Clark, D.; Coleman,L.; Conner, 0.; C"she", M.; Greenip, D.; Hale, L., Harri~. CRow 2.- Wagner, K.; Walter, P.; Scaduto, P.; Meyers, P.; Seihert,S.; Price, c., Phillips, S.; Slc,'ens, L; Van Hart, W.; !'.Iorales,S.;

"Whatever it is, it's hall celerv"

Ttus is a Revlon happening.

"Go 10 bcd, yolt know he won't come 'til you'reoslcep"

"T know a place where dreams are born, and timeis never planned. "

Sometimes it seems like we'll never grow up. Wekeep clapping our hands and believing in thosedreams, and tomorrow is something that just isn't.We've been here forever already. The "Hill" is onehundred years old, so they say; but that's clock time.You know-minutes, hours, days, weeks, years. Andthe only certainty we have discovered is immutability.Classes, Grille, Open Parties, tests, Christmas, exams,semester break, and around again. Never·Never Landnever changes, and the world spins madly on what-ever course it will.

There is only one thing to be afraid of up here andmost of us don', hear it 'til second semester Senioryear. But it's there just the same, and maybe, nowthat we've reached the half-way mark, we should sitquietly for a moment and listen. The longer youlisten the louder it gets. It's the sound of the big"T," and that doesn't stand for "Terror"- or maybeit does. Time doesn't stand and wait for us to lookat it, and no matter how you add it up, we've onlygot two years left. No matter how hard we clap ourhands, it's going to shimmer and disappear. Andmaybe all we'll have left in the end is a scrapbookfilled with old newspaper clippings.

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GC:im1;;~e,E~~~O~~h~,;[~sttia~~;,~~;ffW~:,';~~,~T;esk;{,~£~:~~' :5::Klemens, I.; Kritwise, J.; Kump, P.

After reading yearbook write-ups, newspaper ar-ticles, and hearing class speeches, the junior class isthoroughly acquainted with the typical class epitaphs.After hearing long panegyrics and listening to ex-cuses made for unaccomplished pledges, the class of1969 is all too familiar with the reasons "why not."

The junior class of Western Maryland Collegerealizes that they are walking along the same triteroad of excuses and remembrances of things past.Perhaps though, there is still time to fulfill a fewunanswered pledges. Perhaps the class of 1969 mightnot be completely factioned by fraternities and sorori-ties and perhaps the year 1969 may prove to beproductive and fertile.

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Y.; Sher, R.; Treheme, C.; VanSant, L.; Thacker, K.; Smith, N.;Von Dehsen, E.; Schendledecker, M.; Willis, J; Wilkinson, P..~e~~~~~~..;;~:~~~;o~~.~VScgh~~r~'I~~R~e,L.; Varma, U.; Vcnlke, P.;

Perhaps we can actually promote a cultural eventlike a night at the theatre or something other than ahayride or a picture-taking booth at May Day. Everhear this before?

Maybe.Think some class can actually accomplish their

aims?Maybe.There's always 1969.

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Spirits

Of '69

"Fare You Well,People Of Orphalese.'

and yOll wrote, maybe four hundred yearsago; "why iwant to be a doctor, or a teacher,or a minister." and perhaps it matched thesincerity of the waiting you did-juxtaposedwith board scores and recommendations.

then it was a beanie and the first timeyou ever threw up from an honest beer drunk.learning to spit shine and dodge moist rnissles.

here, a drift intosophomoric

maturity.

mellowing; from perhaps an s.o.s.summer. the beach; or perhaps a piece ofgreek jewelry.

and Lewis hall. some new faces.FAe.

and growing toward that identity-so close,so close.

then the follies, and hoursspent in celebration. and hours. and hours.

and hours.yeah

it's real now. and the black stripe onthat green uniform means stark reality; likethe first time you face your students oned. semester. you're a bit cooler now

and more critical.perhaps well along the road to family soc.

there are times when the directionyou're headed in is far off on the

horizonand the insecurity hits for an instant;

to be quickly drowned by four yearsof self-development.

so you walk to class for the last few timesyour thoughts are far past that trite june

daythen the sunset catches your liberally-

educated eye:and the warmth that is

whim-seebrings

itall back home.

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MAYNARD ELLIOT ADLERBIOLOGY

Tri Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Court4; Jewish Student Assoc. 1 2·FAC 4. ' ,

RAMONA LEE ADRIANCEGERMAN·EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau; College Choir1, 2; 50S 1, 2; Canterbury Club;RLC; lRC; Md. Assoc. CollegeStudent Gov'ts. Corr. Sec.

KATHRYN WYNNEALEXANDER

HISTORy-EDUCATION·LIBRARY SCIENCE

Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4; GOLDBUG 1, 4; Women's Glee Club 1;FAC 2; Junior Follies; Canterbury Club 1; SNEA 3.

ANNE LOUISE ALLENPSYCHOLOCY

CATHERINE QUINTER ARICKApPLIED MUSIC.PIANO

Iota Gamma Chi, Sunshine Mes-senger 2, Pres. 3, Rec. Sec. 4;Delta Omicron, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, 4;Choir 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; CollegeSingers 2. 3,4; Women's Glee Club1, 2, 3, 4; Octet 2, 3; SOS 1;Canterbury Club f , Junior Fol.lies; Centennial Comm. 4.

PAULETTE ARNOLDENGLlSH·EDUCATiON

GOLD BUG 1, 2, 3; ManagingEd. 4; Clark College Exchange 3;SNEA 4; ALOHA 3.

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SUE ANNE AYRESMATHEMATICS·EDuo,noN

Delta Sigma Kappa, Ideal Pledge,Social Chmn. 2, Treas. 2, Pres. 3;SNEA 1,4; SOS 3: Dorm Council4.; ISC 3.

ANN MARGARET BAILERDRAMATIC ARTS

Phi Alpha Mu; College Players;Junior Follies: Dorm Council 3.

DAVID WILLIAM BAKER, JR.PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Gamma Beta Chi; Basketball 3, 4;Green Terror 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

REBECCA KATHLEEN BELLSOCIOLOGy-Arn

Iota Gamma Chi; Historian 4;Women's Glee Club 1; SOS 2;Rosewood Volunteer 4.

JAMES RICHARD BENSONPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Delta Pi Alpha; Football 1, 2, 3;Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; JuniorFollies.

LINDA JEANNE BERRYENGLISH.ART·EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu, Sec. 4; Choir 1,2; College Singers 2, 3; NonameCoffee House 2, 3; ALOHA, ArtEd. 3, 4.

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WILLIS LEE BETTSHISTORY

U. S. History Award 3; Wrestling;College Singers 3, 4; Choir 2;Junior Follies.

JEANNE ALANA BLACKSOCIOLOGy-ENGLISH

Phi Alpha Mu; SOS; OperationHinge.

RICHARD VIRGIL BOSWELLENGLISH

Alpha Gamma Tau; Class V.P. 4;ODK 3, Pres. 4; Who's Who; 50S3; GOLD BUG 2, 3, 4; rAC;Argonauts.

Who'5 been sleeping in my bed?

This Day Has Ended.

YVETTA LEE BREHMl'vIATHEl'IfATICS·EcONOl'lIlCS.

EDUCATION

Women's Rifle Team 1; Intra.murals 1, 2; Lutheran StudentAssoc. 1, 2, 3, 4; RLC 2, 3, 4;Charles and Union Street Tutor2,3; SNEA 3, 4; Band I; (Iroh-estra l, 2; Rosewood Vol. Project2,3,4.

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ELLEN LOUISE BROOKSBIOLOGy·EDUCATION

Iota Gamma Chi, Yearbook Ed. 3;SNEA 4; FAe 3; Tri Beta 4.

LESTER EMORY CARLSONSOCIOLOGY

Alpha Gamma Tau; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; OMS; DAR Medal.

ANN KATHRYN CARSONMATHEJI,IATICS·EDUCAT10N

Iota Gamma Chi; Band; SNEA.

It Is Closing Upon UsUpon Its Own

ROBERT CHARLESCARTWRIGHT, JR.POLITICAL SCIENCE

Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4; me 2, 3,Pres. 4; Intramural" 3. 4; GOLDBUG 2, 3, 4.

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JANET BAUER CARTERBIOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau; Tri Bcta 3, 4;RLC 2; Argonauts 3, 4.

THOMAS JOSEPHCHENOWETHMATHEMATICS

Delta Pi Alpha; football 2 3.Calf 2, Co·Capt. :'1, 4; Intram;lfal~2,3,4.

Even As The WaterlilyTomorrow.

JOHN COURSEY CLARKECOl'Oi'lHCS

Alpha Gamma Tau; Football 1,2,3,4; Track; lntramurals.

ALISON GRAHAM CHR[STIEPSYCHOLOGY

Psychology Club; CanterburyClub ; 50S; Junior Follies.

SANDRA LEE CLARKPSYCHOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau, Sgt.-at-Arms 3,Pres. 4; FAe Co-Chrmn.; Who'sWho; Operation Hinge; 50S;House Council; ISC 4.

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\JEffERSON W. COHEE II

GERMAN

ANNE LOUISE COONEYMATHEllIATTCS-EDUCATJON

Phi Alpha Mu, Freas. 3, Pres. 4;

J~uC~~tSNtJ.~S;Cct~s:~~~:'1;COLD BUG Photo Ed. 3; Opera-tion Hinge 3; Dorm Council 2;Homecoming Court 2; May Court2,3.

"Ce.mndheit/"

JOHN EDWARDCORDYACK, JR,

MATHEMATICS

Gamma Beta Chi; SGA 3; Men'sCouncil 3; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2.3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JANE TERESA DE BERNARDOSOCIOLOGY

Phi Alpha M», Social Chmn 2ISC Rep. 3, Most Valuable· Jr:Award, V. Pres. 4; ALOHA 3Layout Ed. 4; COLD BUG 2:Newman Club 1; French Club 1:Junior Follies; 15C, V. Pres. 3, 4~Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4;Trumpeters 4.

GEORGE WILLARD DAVIS, IIISOCIOLOGY

Basketball 2, Lacrosse 3, 4; Track3,4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; GOLDBUG 2, Bus. Mgr. 3, 4; SGA 4;50S 2, 3, 4; Project Appalachia3, Junior Follies.

MARY MARGARET DICKSONMATHEMATlCs·EDUCATlOl\_

LIBRARY SCIENCE

Dorm Council 1, 2, Sec. 3; GOLDBUG 1; Tntramurals 1, 3; PepClub 1, 2, 3; FAC 3; SNEA 3,Pres. 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,Treas. 4; Argonauts 4; JuniorFollies.

JOAN SAUTER DOWELLSOCIOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau, Chaplain 4;50S 1, 2, 4; Jr. Year in India;Pi Gamma Mu 4; Delta Omicron4; Women's Octet 1, 2; MSM 1,2; SeA 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Iurra-murals 1.

GEORGE HARRY DURITYECONOMICS

Pi Alpha Alpha, Treas., Pari.;SLC; Men's Council; Pi GammaMu; IRe Pres.; SGA, Treas. 2,3; MAeSe, Pres., Treas.; RLC;Canterbury Club, Treaa.; ODK3,4,

Episcopalians do transcend.

BARRY ROBERTELLENBERGER

CHEMISTRY

Alpha Gamma Tau, Treas. 4;Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Intramurals; Lettermen'sClub, Sgt ..at-Arms.

PATRICIA ANN EUKERMATHEMATICs-EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau, Ass't. Treas.3; GOLD BUG I; SNEA 2, 3,Treas. 4: FAe 3, 4: 50S 3; Jun.ior Follies; ALOHA 4: Women'sCouncil 4; SGA 4.

LINDA CHARLENE FLINNERMATHEMATlCs.EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu; Kappa Mu Epsi-Ion 3, 4; Junior Follies 3; GOLDBUG 1: SNEA 4.

SUSAN MAY EYLERCHE1\IISTRY· EDUCATION

Delta Sigma Kappa, Corres. Sec.2, Treas. 3: Kappa Mu Epsilon 4:SNEA 4; Intramura!s 1, 2.

THOMAS REEVE FOWLERBIOLOCY

Alpha Gamma Tau, Hist. 2, Cor.res. Sec. 3; Wrestling1, 2, 3, 4;Rifle Team 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

SUSAN LYNN FAULKNERSOCIOLOGY

Iota Gamma Chi; French Club 2;Glee Club 1, 4; ALOHA 3, 4;Junior Follies; Curriculum Comm.2.

DAVID ARTHURFRANKFORTER

PSYCHOLOGY

Gamma Bela Chi; Band 1, 2, 3;Tennis 3, 4; 'Fe 4: Intramurals2,3,4.

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CHA RLOTTE ANN FRANZSOClOLOGY

Women's Glee Club 1; SGA 3,4;Women's Council 3, 4; Junior Fol-lies; Special Housing 4.

mrs CLAlRE GIMBELSOCIOLOGY

Iota Gamma Chi; OperationPuerto Rico 3; Charles St. Tutor2; MSM 1, 2; ISC Rep. 3; Wom.en's Glee Club 1; Springfield andRosewood Vol. 3, 4.

RICHARD ALLAN GENTRYSOCIOLOGY

Alpha Gamma Tau; Football 1, 2;DMS.

WILLIAM EDWIN GIBSON, JR.BIOLOGY

Gamma Beta Chi, Chaplain 2;J.V. Basketball 1; Lacrosse 3, 4;lntramurals 2, 3, 4; ALOHA 4;Junior Follies; Chmn. Jr-Sr. Ban-quet 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4;IVCF; FAC

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"A man for all seasons."

HOWARD GARY GOLDBERGPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Delta Pi Alpha, Treas. 4; U. S.History Award 1; Pi Gamma .Mu3, 4; Argonauts; J.V. Baskethall1; IRe 2; Tennis 1; Track 2. 3,4; Young Republicans 1. 2.

JOEL AVRUM GOLDBLATTECONOMICS

Gamma Beta Chi, Social Chmn. 3,Asst. Treas. 3, Pres. 4; IFe 4;Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 3, 4;lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

What Was Given Us Here

DANIEL EUGENE COTTLEIBECONOMIcs-HISTORY

Alpha Gamma Tau; Junior Fol-lies; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse3,4.

CAlL ELIZABETH GRACEYENGLlSH-EnUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu, Torch Co-Ed. 3;Alumni Sec. 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3,Co-Capt. 4; GOLD BUG 1, Cir-culation Ed. 2, 3, 4; Junior Fol-lies; SNEA 1, 3, V. Pres. 4;ALOHA 3, 4; Artists Anonymous1; 50S 1.

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"18 that Mowbray or Laidlaw?"

PAMELA ANN GRAFFAMENGLISH

Junior Follies; COLO BUG 1;Young Rcp uhlic a ns 1; CollegePlayers 3; Undcrstage 4; ALOHA4.

RICHARD CORDON GRAY, JR.PHILOSOPHy·RELlGION

Gamma Beta Chi, Hist. 3; FCA3,4,; IVCF 3, 4; Junior Follies;Newman Club 2, 3; Lacrosse 3, 4;Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Intra murals2,3,4._

We Shall Keep,

KAYE CHRISTINEGROSSNICKLE

MATHEMATICS-EDUCATION

Iota Gamma Chi; Trumpeter's 4;Who's Who; Honor Court 2, 3,Chmn. 4; SGA, Rep. 2, Rec. Sec.3; FAe 3, 4; Women's Council2, 3; Dorm Council L

DfAN NUTTALL GREENLEEENGl.TSH·EDUCA TION

Phi Alpha Mu, Social Chmn. 3.Sgt.-at-Arms 4; COLD BUG 1;

, Rifle Team 1; ALOHA 3, 4;CONTRAST, Lit. Ed. 4; SNEA3, 4; Dorm Council 4; JuniorFollies.

SUSAN CAROL GRIFFINENGLISH· EDUCATION

Argonauts 3, 4; PAC 3, 4; 50S3; College Si ngers 1, 2, 3, 4;SNEA 4; MSM 1, 2, 3; CollegeChoir 1, 2; Operation Hinge 3, 4;French Club 1,2; SeA 1,2.

DEBORAH ELLEN GUDRIANPSYCHOLOGY

Phi Alpha Mu; Majorettes 2, 3,Capt. 4; 50S 2; Lutheran YouthGrp.2.

DAVID SCOTT HARPERPHILOSOPHY· RELIGiON

Alpha Gamma Tau; GOLD BUG,Greek Ed.; Wesleyans; CollegeBand.

CHARLOTTE ANNEHANNEMANNPSYCHOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau, Alumnae Sec.:Psychology Club; Junior Follies;Intramurals.

DONALD MARVIN HEATHPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Delta Pi Alpha; Intramurals 1, 2,3, 4; Junior Follies ; SGA 2, 3;GOLD BUG 1, 2, Publishing Ed.3; Track Mgr. 2; Men's Council2,3.

JOHN OMAR HERITAGE, JR.PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Alpha Gamma Tau, V. Pres. 4;Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Who'sWho; Men's Council, Pres. 4; 5LC;Lettermen's Club; Lacrosse.

KATHERrNE ANNE HENLEYHISTORY

Iota Gamma Chi, V. Pres. 4; ISC4; Newman Club J, 2, V. Pres. 3,Pres. 4; FAC 3, 4; Pi GammaMu 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Op-eration Hinge 2, 3, 4; RLC 3, t!

ROBERT STANLEY HIBBARDFRENCH

Delta Pi Alpha; SCA Rep. 2, 3;Men's Council 2, 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; IF'C, V. Pres. 4; Lettermen'sClub 2, 3; French Club 3, 4;ROTC Scholarship 3, 4; OMS 4;

~~~~11~a~~tai~o~1.Commander 4;

ELINOR VERNA HITCHNERBIOLOGY

Iota Gamma Chi, Hist. 4; ArtistsAnonymous 1; WAA 2, 3; Tr-iBeta 3, 4.

NANCY LYNN HILKESOCIOLOGY

WALTER LEONARD HILL, JR.rH J LOSOPH Y -R ELiGTON

~rS~\.3'2,CI1~nw~~le~:~~ }: 33~Pres. 2; Clark College ExchangeComm. Chmn. 3, 4, Participant 3;Argonauts 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu 34; ODK 4; FAC 3, 4; SGA 3, 4:

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DrANE HARE HOFFMANSOCIOLOGY

Phi Alpha Mu; rsc 3, Pres. 1,;Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Junior FoJ·lies; Glee Club 1; Argonauts 4.;Porn Porn Squad 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; SLC 4.

JEROME DAVro HOFFMANHISTORy-EDUCATION

Pi Gamma Mu; rAC; Intramurals; SCA Rep.; Men's Coun-cil; College Players; SNEA; Cen-tennial Host; College Choir; ClarkCollege Hospitality Comm.; Argo-nauts.

KAREN KrRSTENE HOLMApPLIED MUSIc

Iota Gamma Chi, Chaplain 4; GleeClub 1, 2, 3, 4; trench Club 2;Union Street Tutor 2.

CAROL MARJE HOOPERBIOLOGy·EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau, Sec. 4; Choir1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; CollegeSingers 3, 4; Octet 1, 2; GleeClub 1; Pep Club 1, 2; CollegePlayers 3, 4; LSA 2, 3, 4; RLC2, 3, 4; Union Street Tutor 2;Operation Hinge 3; GOLD BUG1, 2, 3; Junior Follies; SeRe 2,3,4.

DAVID HAROLD JACOBSMATHEMATICS

J.V. Basketball 3; Track 1.

WILLIAM HENRY JOLLY IIIBIOLOGY

Gamma Beta Chi; Tri Beta; Track

~iu~;UC~leg:O~~~i~2~a~;:!~~~Arts Productions.

LYNNE FAfTH HOWARDPHYSICAL EDUCATION

Iota Gamma Chi, Treas. 3; SGA3; Argonauts; Women's Council;FAe; Tri Beta 1, 2; SNEA 4;WAA, Pres. 4; Varsity Sports.

PEGGY JEAN HOWSERENGLISH· EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau; ALOHA;SNEA.

MARY ANN JULIAMATHEr-lATleS

GOLD BUG 1; Union Street Tutor2; 50S 3, 4; Operation Hinge 4;Junior Follies; ALOHA 4.

DONALD ASHBY KEEFERBIOLOGY

Gamma Beta Chi.

JANET MARTIN KELLYENGLISH-EDUCATION

Iota Gamma Chi.

GAIL ANNE LENTZMATHEMATICS-EDUCATION

Delta Sigma Kappa, Pres. 3, Treas.4, Outstanding Delt; ISC 2, 3;FAC 3, 4; Argonauts 3, Sec. 4;ALOHA Photo Ed. 4; Dorm Coun-cil 2, 3; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; WAA1,2,3,4; SOS 3; French Club 1;Varsity Sports 1, 2, 3; Intramutuls1, 2, 3; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, Sec.3, Pres. 4.

MARGARET PATRICIA KELLYMATHEMATICs·EDUCATION

SGA Rep. 2, 3; Women's Council2, 3; SNEA, Sec. 3, 4; RLC 1,Sec. 2; MSM 1, V. Pres. 2; SCA1,2; IVCF 3, 4.

BARBARA ANNE LINTONFRENCH-EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau; French Club2, 4; Jr. Year in France; SNEA4; lntramurals 1, 2.

ELLEN REINHART KIDOENGLISH-EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau, Social Chmn.2, Ideal Pledge 2, Sgt.cat-Arms 3;

~~m3a;n Pc~to;:~~~d E~u~~Duchess 3; Junior Follies.

CAROLYN DAYTON LUi\'IANHISTORY' EDUCATION

SOS 3, 4; Canterbury Club 2, 3;SNEA 4.

RICHARD LEO McCANNASOCWLOGY

Who's Who; Operation Hinge;Track; Junior Follies.

SUSAN CLARE McCHESNEYMUSlc·EoucATwN

Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Argonauts 3,4; College Choir 2, 3, 4; CollegeSingers 2, 3, 4; College Players3,4.

RICHARD DAVID McCALLPHILOSOPHY· DRAMATIC ART

ODK; College Players; Head-waiter; Director of Noname Cof-fee House.

"I'm not a Republican; I'm a Phi Alph!"

ROBERT FOSTER McCONNELLENGLlSH.Eouc.4.TJON

~~~m2a; ~Lo~~:~df;::·4~eJ·u~:ior Follies.

JANET LEACOCK McDOUGALAnT

50S; Operation Hinge; ALOHA;College Choir; Dorm Council;Junior Follies.

JUDY ANN MACTNTIREPSYCHOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau; SOS 1; CharlesSt. Tutor 2; May Court 2; rAC3, 4; Canterbury Club 2.

ALICE LOUISE McGREWPHYSICAL EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu; WAA; VarsitySports; McDaniel Dorm FireWarden; House Council.

HAROLD STEPHEN MARKSPRE-MED·CHEMISTRY

Honor Court 2, 3, Recorder 4;COLD BUC 1, 2, 3 (Asst. NewsEd. 1); Jewish Student Assoc. 1,V.P. 2, 3, 4; RLC 2.

PATRICIA ANNE McNALLYLATIN

College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; CollegePlayers 2, 3, 4; GOLD BUG 1;

~oor;::\g~!~~\~~use 2, 3, 4;

SUSAN ELAINE MARTINHISTORY· EDUCATION

College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4;Octet 1, 2; Argonauts 3, 4; PiCamma Mu 3, 4; Tutor 1, 2;Junior Follies; U.S. History Award2,3; European History Award 2.

NOLA PATRICIA MARVILPSYCH OLOG Y·50 CIO LOGY

Iota Gamma Chi, SGA Representa-

~~;i.~~~~e;~;m~l~lsb 'l~/~bSSM2~'/;

MARY REBECCA IVIATIHEWSPHYSICAL EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu; WAA; VarsitySports; Junior Follies; SNEA.

SUSAN ELLIOTT MASONENGLISH

Phi Alpha Mu, Alumni Sec. 3,Torch Ed. 3; Pep Club 1; FrenchClub 1; Women's Glee Club l'GOLD B;JG 1, Asst. Ed. 2, 3:News Ed. 3, 4.

RICHARD ANDREW MATZABIOLOGy,CHEl\I1STRy.PRE.MED

Alpha Gamma Tau, IFC Rep. 4;Track 2; Tri-Beta 2, 3, 4; GOLDBUG Exchange Ed. 3, 4; rAC 4.

RICHARD HOWARDMATHENY, JR.BIOLOGy·PRE·1·IED

Gamma Beta Chi; Honor Court 4;FAC 4; OMS; Basketball 1; Baseball L; Intramurals 2, 3,4; CollegeChoir 2, 3, 4. "

WAYNE PAUL MERRILLPHILOSOPHY

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi AlphaAlp~a, Chaplain; Football 1, 2;ChOIr 1, 2, 3, 4; College Singers3,4; Band 3, 4; Wesleyans 1, 2.3,4; MSM I, 2; 50S 3, 4.

WALTER MARION MICHAEL IIEKGLlSH

Alpha Gamma Tau, Sec. 4,. Ch~p.lain .3; GOLD BUG, Editor-in-Chief 4, Sports Ed. 3; 50S, Ap-plachia Field Team 2, 3; Centennial Comm. 4; LV. Basketball 1,2; Student Council 4.

KATHLEEN BEDFORD MOOREPHYSICAL EOUCATlON·EoUCATlo."l

Slama Sigma Tau; Cheerleader 1,

~,o~'.4~G~:nC~r;:sl.H~e~: ~7CD~(~~Pres: 4; Trumpeters; Student LifeCouncil 4; Varsity Sports 1, 2, 3,4; WAA 1, Freas. 2, V. Pres. 3, 4;SOS, Sec. 2; Who's Who; Opera-tion Hinge; ALOHA 4; COLDBUG 2.

EOWARD JAY MI LLERPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Pi Gamma Mu; Pres.: Argonauts;IRC; RLC; rAC; Jewish StudentAssoc.

WILLIAM JAMES MORGAN, JR.PHd'vIED

Delta Pi Alpha; Tri Beta, Tr~as.4; Argonauts, Treas. 4; Rifle

~;=~i: 3~'s~A~o~i:~,~C40\lr?cW~:

LESLIE JANE MILLERART·EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu; Junior Follies; Operation Hinge 3; Porn Porn Squad1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; SNEA 3, 4; Home.coming Court 1; May Court 3.

JAMES eRA Y MORRISONPHYSICAL EDUCATION·EoUCATION

Gamma Beta Chi, V. Pres. 4;Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Basket.ball 3; Soccer 4; Wrestling 4;DMS; Intramurals.

WILLIAM GEORGE NEATONSOCIOLOGY

Alpha Gamma Tau; Football 1,2,3, 4; Newman Club; IntramuralBasketball; Intramural Softball;Lacrosse 4.

TRUDl ANN OMANSKYTH EA TRE- ENGLISH -£DU CATION

Delta Sigma Kappa; College Play-ers 2, 3, 4; SNEA 2, 3, 4; JSA1; ISC 3; GOLD BUG 1, 2; CON-TRAST 1, 2; Junior Follies.

When in doubt,tape it.------ ------=---~

ELIZABETH SUE OSBORNEENGLISH

Sigma Sigma Tau.

SUZANNE STRA UGHN PRATTENGLlsn·DRAMA·EDUCAT10N

GOLD BUC 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2;College Players 2, 3, 4; JuniorFollies, Asst. Director.

CAROL JOYCE PIEZONKIENGLIS H.SOCI 0 LOGY· EDUCATION

Glee Club 1; SGA; Women'sCouncil 2; COLD BUG 2, 3, 4; FAC3; SNEA 4; Clark College Ex.change 3; Argonauts 3, 4.

CAROL ANN PINCKNEYENGLISH

Sigma Sigma Tau; ROTC Co.Sponsor 3; College Choir 4; Cen-tennial Homecoming Queen 4.

And If It Suffices Not,

MARY BARBARA REEVESPHYS1C.U EDUC.H10I\'·BIOLOGY

Iota Gamma Chi; Tri-Beta 3, 4;WAA 1, 2, Treas. 3,4; SNEA 4;Varsity Sports; fntramurals.

"Easy.'''

LOUISE RAMSEYCHEi\IlSTHy·MATHEi\IATICS

Sigma Sigma Tau; Women's Coun-cil 2, 4; Dorm Council 1, Pres. 4;Honor Court 2, 3, 4; GOLD BUG1; SCA Rep. 2; FAC 3, 4.

JAMES HOWARD RESAUHISTORY

Gamma Beta Chi; Soccer 2, 3, 4;Lacrosse 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2,Sec. 3; IFe 3; Intramurals; PiGamma Mu 3, V. Pres. 4.

MARY MARGARET RHODESENGLlSH·EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau; GOLD BUG 1,2, 3, 4; ALOHA 4; FAe 3, 4;Argonauts 4; SNEA 3, 4; New-man Club 2, 3; May Court 2; Op-eration Hinge 3; Union St. Tutor2.

Then Again Must We ComeTogether ...

SANDRA MAY RINEHIMERFRENCH. EDUCATION

~~E:a~n;mJr~h~ea~h~~~r;~c::French Club 1, 2, Sec. 4; GermanClub 4.

JULIA LOUISE ROGERSI\1ATH tl\UTICS·EDUCA TION

Iota Gamma Chi; Union St. andCharles St. Tutor 2; MSM 1, 2, 3;SNEA 3, 4; SOS 4.

ROLAND RUSSELLRICHARDSON, JR.

ECONOMICS

Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4;Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Junior Follies,Canterbury Club.

LARRY DENIS RUDERMANPHYSICAL EDUCATJO~.EDUCATION

Alpha Gamma Tau; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Football 4.

JACQUELINE HOPE RUSHMATHEMATICS· EDUCATION

~~gT:ea~igPlead~~:uW~AiaLC;,ml1;"ALOHA 4; SNEA 4; Dorm Coun-cil 3; Fire Warden 4; Porn PornSquad 2, 3, 4; FAC 4.

ALAN RICHARD SCHUELEPHYSICS

Delta Pi Alpha; Football 1, 2, 3.

CHARLES FRANKSCHNITZLEIN

BIOLOGY

rAe; Tri Beta 1, 2, 3, V. P. 4;Tenni~ 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Argonauts1,2,3,4.

JOHN CARTER SEIBELGEHMAN

lhgh on the Hill.

SHARON LOUISE SHErFIELDBIOLOGy-EDUCATION

Iota Gamma Chi, Chaplain 3;SNEA 4; Dorm Council, Trcas. 4,;50S 3; Union and Charles StreetTutor, 2.

CORDON BURTON SHELTONBIOLOGY

Alpha Gamma Tau; Class Treas.1, 2, 3, 4; RiIle Team 1, 2, 3,Capt. 4; Men's Council; Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Argonauts,Pres. 4; Tri Beta; Who's Who;COLD BUG, Sports Ed., THF:HILL, Sports sa., ODK 3, 4.

EVA ANNE SLEZAKFRENCH

Delta Sigma Kappa; FrenchCircle; IRe.

CORNELIA MARV SLOANFRENCH·EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau; 50S 1, 2, 4,Project Puerto Rico 2; Jr. YearAbroad; French Club 1, 2, Pres.4; SNEA 4; Tennis 2; ALOHA4; Spanish Club 4; M5M 1, 2.

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MARGARET NAUTONSHifLETT

M/\THEMATICS.EoUCATlON

Porn Porn Squad 2, 3, 4.

LINDA IRENE SHOIVEHISTORY Of' ART

Phi Alpha Mu; 50S 1; COLDBUG 2; Building and GroundsComm. 4; Newman Club 1.

...And Together

JOAN HOFFMAN SMITHPSYCHOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau, Social Chmn. 3,Treas. 4; Glee Club 1; SGA Rep.3; Tennis 2.

JOEL ALLEN SM[THPSYCHOLOGY

Alpha Gamma Tau; COLD BUG,Features Ed. 4; ]SA 1, Pres. 2,3,4; RLC 2, Program Chmn. 3, 4;Football 1, 2; Soccer 3; Lacrosse0,4; 50S 3.

Stretch Our Hands Unto The Giver.

MICHAEL WAYNE SMrTHMUSIC-EoUCATION

Gamma Beta Chi, V. Beta 2; Band1,2,3,4; College Singers 2, 3, 4;Intrumuruls ; College Orchestra 2,3.

GLENN R. SPIEGELHALDERENGLISH

Pi Alpha Alpha, Chaplain 3;Corres. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; SeA Rep.3; Men's Council 3

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ALlCE MADELINE SPRINKLESOCIOLOGY

GEORGE STOVERMATHEMATICS

Pi Alpha Alpha; Argonauts; Kap-pa Mu Epsilon; Junior Follies;College Players.

ALVIN JEROME STARRENGLlSH·EDUCATION

Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2;Jewish Student Assoc. 1,2, 3, 4;Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; SNEA2,3,4.

LINDA LESLIE SULLIVANART

50S 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Team Mem-ber2; WAA 1,2,4; Young Dem.Sec.-Treas. 1,2, 3; SGA, StudentAct. Comm. Chmn. 3, Sec. 4;Varsity Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra-murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Ciuh1, 2; RLC 2, 3, 4; ALOHA 3,4Bus. Mgr.; Junior Fo!lies Co-Author; GOLD BUG 2,3; Trumpeters; College Players 2, 3; Wom-en's Council 4; SeA 1,2 PublicityChrun.; CONTRAST 2, 3, Pub.Centennial Comm. 4.

DON GREGORY STOUTPOLITICAL SCIENCE

Delta Pi Alpha, Pres. 4; Foot.ball 1, 2, 3; Co-Capt. 4; DramaProductions 2, 3, 4; Letterman'sClub, V. Pres. 3, 4; OOK.

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PAULA ELLEN TARBUTTONSOCIOLOGY

Phi Alpha Mu; ALOHA; YoungRepublicans; Junior Follies; Build-ings and Ground Comm.

CHARLES ALAN T ANTUMECONOMICS

IRC; Treas.; l ntrntnurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

"Come up and see myslides," said the spider 10 the fly

DONNA LEE THOMASENGLISH-EouCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau; Argonauls 3,4; ALOHA, Literary Ed. 4; j un.ior Follies; College Players 3; FAC3; May Court 1; HomecomingCourt 3, 4.

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The trouble wilf~ start is 10 stop.

DAVI D i\'lICHAEL TURNERECONOMICS

DelLa Pi Alpha; Wrestling 2, 3.

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ELAINE MARIE TiBBETTSSOCiOLOCY

Delta Sigma Kappa, Bee. Sec. 2,3.

HANNS FRIEDRICH VANDREYPSYCHOLOCY

Gamma Beta Chi, See. 4.; CollegeBand 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Junior Fol-lies; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA 3;Men's Council 3.

ELLEN MALONE VAN MA,!'ERSOC!OLOGY

Phi Alpha Mu, Chaplain 4; YoungRepublicans 1, 2, 3; May Court1; Building and Grounds Comm. 3.

REBECCA NOBLE WALLACEART

Operation Hinge 3, 4; Clark Col.lege Exchange 3; College Choir 2,3, 4; Porn Porn Squad 2, 3, 4;GOLD BUG 4.

PATRICIA ELYSE WAHLENGLISH.EDUCATION

Iota Gamma Chi, SGA Rep. 3;Honor Court 3, 4; Pep Club 2,Pres. 3, 4; Newman Club. Sec. 1,V. Pres. 3, 4; RLC 3; SNEA 3, 1..

Sigmas do and gamble too.

CHARLES TERRY WALTERSPSYCHOLOGY

Golf 4; Tntramurals; Soccer 4.

MICHAEL CAMERON WARDENGLISH

Alpha Gamma Tau, Sec. 3; New-man Club 1, Treas. 2, 3; IFe Sec.3, IFe Pres. 4; Student Life COUIl-

oil Ehmn. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4.

SUHELEN LEIDY WARNERENGUSH·EouunoN

Sigma Sigma Tau; 50S 1, 2; Op-eration Hinge 3, 4; SNEA 4.

BRUCE COOPER WELLSBIOLOGY,PRE-MED

rAe 3, Co-Chmn. 4; Class V. Pres.1, Class Pres. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Beta 2,3, 4; Argonauts 3, V. Pres. 4,ODK 4.

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LINDA MAY WELLSAtlT·EDUCATlON

Sigma Sigma Tau; FAe 3, 4;SNEA 3, 4; Intrumurals 1, 2;Artists Anonymous 1, 2; JuniorFollies; Union St. Tutor 3.

ROBERT CARL WERNERBIOLOGY

GOLD BUG.

JOAN BETTY WETTERNMATHEMATiCS-EcONOMICS

Iota, Gamma Chi; Kappa Mu Epsi-lon 3, V. Pres. 4; Pi Gamma Mu4; Argonauts 4; 50S 2.

LINDA WALTON WHITEHEADECONOMICS

Iota Gamma Chi; Argonauts 3, 4;Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Majorettes2,3.

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CLAIRE ANN WHITTINGTONHrSTOlly·LIBRARY SCIENCE

Tota Gamma Chi, Rec. Sec., Sun-shine Messenger; WAA; VarsitySports; Pep Club.

PAMELA GEBHARD WfCKLEINSOCIOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau; College Choir;Porn Porn Squad; MSM; Octet;Tutoring Program.

CAROL MARGARETWILKINSON

MAl'HEl\IAT1CS-EouCATION

Iota Gamma Chi, Bus. Mgr. 3,Pres. 4; SNEA 3, 4.

RALPH ERSKINE WILSON IIIPHYSICS

SGA, V. Pres. 3; ODK 3, 4; rAC;SOS J, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3;College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball J, 2, 3, 4;Men's Council d ; SLC 3; Buildingand Grounds Comm. Chmn. 4;lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa MuEpsilon; Alpha Camma Tau.

JEROME ROBERT WOLFMATHEMATICS

Alpha Gamma Tau; 50S, ProjectPuerto Rico; Sports Publicity Oirector; SGA; Call. Choir; Basket-ball; Track.

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"Dense? I'd love tot"

All lhis and talent /00.

CARY MARK WOLF'SONPSYCHOLOGY

GOLD BUC, Features Ed. 2, 3, 4;SGA, Publicity Cbmn. 3, Pres. 4;SLC 4; Junior Follies; Lacrosse3, 4; Tntramurals 1, 2; IFC 3;Centennial Comm. 4.

KATHERINE WATSON WOODPSYCHOLOGY

Sigma Sigma Tau, V. Pres. 4;College Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FAe 3;ISC 4.

RONALD ALLEN WOODMATH£MAT1CS.EcONOlltTCS

Delta Pi Alpha, Chaplain 3; root.ball 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3; Intra.murals 3, 4.

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Queen oJ the Purple Herd.

MARTHA MAY YARRISONMATHEMATICS· EDUCATION

Sigma Sigma Tau, Alumni Sec.,Asst. Treas.; SNEA; SOS; Var-sity Sports.

CARROLL LORING YINGLINGECONOMICS

Alpha Gamma Tau; Intramurals1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4;Lacrosse 3, 4.; Track 3, 4.

JO ANN VALIANTl YOUNGMATHEl"IIATlcs·EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu.

BARBARA JEAN ZIMMERMAN

HISTORy-EDUCATION

Phi Alpha Mu, SGA Rep. 3; PornPorn Squad 2, 3, 4; Women'sCouncil 1; SOS 1,2; Glee Club 1;Argonauts 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; ALOHA 2; Junior Follies.

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"Farewell To You And The Youth IHave Spent With You.

Tt Was But Yesterday We Met In ADream.

You Have Sung To Me TnMy Alone-ness, And I Of Your Longings HaveBuilt A Tower In The Sky.

But Now Our Sleep Has Fled AndOur Dream Is Over, And Tt Ts NoLonger Dawn.

The Noontide Is Upon Us And OurHalf Waking Has Turned To Fuller Day,And We Must Part.

If In The Twilight Of Memory WeShould Meet Once More, We Shall SpeakAgain Together And You Shall Sing ToMe A Deeper Song.

And Tf Our Hands Should Meet TnAnother Dream We Shall Build AnotherTower In The Sky."

The Prophet

Friday March 10 The Class of 68MARYBELLE

"Why don't you try putting your shoeson the right feet?"

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PresentsGOES WEST

Saturday March II

Standing behind the scenes, the cast looks almostludicrous ... they somehow give the impression of amotley crew of rag-tag kids playing out on the cornerlot instead of characters out of the Wild Wild West... Larry, with his passion-purple fez and John withhis beard, sitting in the rear of the auditorium, look-ing like a skinny Farouk and Fidel, laughing hys-terically at the actors stumbling over their reactionsto each other as characters

Dance hall girls, looking like somebody's little sisteron Prom Night-a far cry from wicked women of theworld ... a pitifully stupid looking cowboy who mut-ters under his breath that his rented red long johnsare too tight ... a "hired gun from Hoboken" whosegarment district accent seems ridiculously out ofplace. . bloodthirsty Indians craving a piece ofFrench-fried liver ... and a smiling nude hangingover the bar reigning over it all .

Laughter suddenly silenced when the audience filtersin. . half of the cast coughing, knowing they shouldbe in the infirmary because the damned flu epidemichad to come this week .. hoping their voices won'tcrack too much on-stage .

. A sudden panic when the curtain goes up .parched throats ... a squelched gulp. and "Mary-belle Goes West" is on. . this time, for real.this time, the cast delivering as it never has before.

"Of course I'll go 10

the Homecoming Dancewilh yon. IV hal did yousay :rour name was?"

Larry Eisenberg Linda Sullivan

CAST

RUBY.COWBOY.SAM ..WHISKEYTONY.Ist COWPOKE2nd COWPOKE.Brd COWPOKETOM.JOHNNYROYMARYBELLE ..TRAPPERSADDLEBAGROSIE . .LmdaGEORGIA.AGNES FranzFANNY HooperCLYDE. . Dan GottleibLEFTY .1im BensonSHERIFF . .....Bob McConnellDUM DUM ....Don HeathDANCE HALL GIRLS.... . Jane Debernardo,

Pam Graffam, Debby Godrian, Diane Hare,Alice McGrew, Barb Zimmerman

MINSTREL RichardsonTHE COUNT Stove,SPOTTED FAWN Mille,CHIEF. .....Rich HurleyRINGO SCHWARTZ .Cary WolfsonINDIAN MOTHER.. . .Trudi OmanskyBLOOD THIRSTY SQUAW.... .....Ann BaileeWAR PARTY Kathy Alexander, Donna Downs,

Susan Martin, Becky Matthews, Kathy MooreCHIEF THUNDERING OAKS Leon Smith

............Dee Greenlee. .Bob Speth

.Carter Seibel.Tim Jolly

..._...Paul Lewis. .....Hanns Vandrey

. Rick GrayBill Gibson

.. Joel Kleger. ....Bill Betts

...... Rich McCanna..1an McDougal

Will Davis

SCENE: The O.K. Saloon of Hickory town, 1880.

"Happy trails to you."

See the team. See the girls.

Our Homecoming

See the crowd.

Look, look, oh look.See the team.See the team run.See the team run fast.Look, look, oh look.See the mums.See the yellow mums.See the pretty yellow mums.Look, look, oh look.See the girls.See the pretty girls.See the pretty girls come.Come, princess, come.Look, look, oh look.See the boys.See the girls. ,See the boys and girls.See the boys and girls drink.Drink, drink, drink.Hi, High, Hi!See the boys and girls play.Fun, fun, fun.Look, look, oh look.See our Homecoming.

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FRESHMAN ATTENDANT

1967 Centennial

mjJ Scott'j lJa'jnattSOPHOMORE ATTENDANT

Homecoming Court

mJJ :JJonna 'JlwmaJSENIOR ATTENDANT

mJJ Cnd1f (}rOUeJJUNIOR ATTENDANT

Carol.s.

Pznclme'fCENTENNIAL

HOMECOMING QUEEN

Warmth of Winter

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Cold whiteness in the air ... little kid feeling aboutfirst snow .

dining hall trays behind the chapel. . puddles onthe floor of the grill ..

masculine pleasure of men-like excited boysagain, pushing a car stuck in the snow. girls-enjoying the soft effect of snowllakes catch ing

ontheir

hair.warmth of tree lights glowing on the chapel lawn

as you walk to the dining hallon a dark early December evening.

a stir of excitementand memories

of Christmas as a child.trying to catch

a fondly-remembered spiritand the frustration of miles to go before.

apathy toward classes and a yearning forsomething missed.guilty feeling of sentimentality quickly hidden

at the sound of "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas"and a lump in your throatas you light another cigaretteand contemplate

beery holiday revels at Frocks.longing to get home

and decorate the tree.warm smell of cookies baking and thehectic fun of shopping and wrapping.

or perhaps, the endless flow of holiday cheer.two more papers to type ... decorating your door.. and walking through Westminster, complainingabout the lack of qualityin the little townbut enjoying something about it just the

same.Christmas and a catch of that

exhilarating just-happinessor maybe a feeling of flatness

that you try to deny even to yourself .a yearning

to recapture ..the long week between Christmas and New Year's

Eve.regret perhaps,

but you're carrying throughin the expected manner.Back to school ... yes, "It was fabulous, how was

yours?"engagement rings ... new sweaters andmasks of boredom

on faces mouthingdisgust at having to come back.

some pretending maybe,trying to convince themselves thatthey can he happy somewhere else.

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We Express

Our Individuality

In All

We Do

WeAre Involved

o DK and the Trumpeters sponsored a new exper-iment in Campus Communication on Saturday, March9. The format consisted of panels of students, faculty,and administration which discussed issues of interestto the College. Members of the audience participatedfreely in the discussions focusing on three topics-Changing Student Attitudes, Student Government andLaw, and Wine, Women, and Whimsee.

The most controversial of the seminars was centeredon the housing policy in the new dormitories. The girlsin the audience unanimously opposed policy of hous-ing only independents and freshmen in the new dorm,while the administration listened with an open mind.If nothing else, the day was well spent in opening

new channels of communication between students, fa-culty, and administration.

WHINE, WOMEN, AND WHIMSEE

The National Symphony

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her-e-sy, n., 1. a professed believer who holds re-ligious opinions contrary to those held by hischurch, e.g., Galileo Galilei, Martin Luther,James Pike.

l1ishop Pike? That bespectacled man in the pulpit?Accused of being a "near heretic?" ... Come off illI row could HE possibly he branded with THAT?

Shuffling around in the pews ... Mutterings to ourfriends. __Turning around to gawk at the crowd thatjust keeps filtering in .. "Amazing! This man is go-ing to outdraw Raymond Berry!"

A slight smile plays at the corners of thegood Bishop's mouth.

his words flow in a steady torrent and we reachslightly forward to make sure we grasp it all . _

then a breakand a sudden loudness in a slow

voicestartled we sit back again.

"Growth Through Encounter" -sounds innocentenough ... wait a minute.Christ rebuffing the pleas of a Gentile

. We've never heard it that waybefore ... "Don't do something just becauselyndon Johnson says so" _ .. Did he REALLYsay that? _

. Doing everything you're told-"That isn'tmorality, that is irresponsibility!" .

We file out-startled, bewildered, contemplating,indignant _

out of the corner of our eye, wecatch our neighbors' reactions _

never can remember if Bishop Pike is fashion-able or not this year

Bishop James A. Pike

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Theodore R. McKeldin

Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin:"Ran for mayor four times-won two times, lost

two times,Ran for governor four times-won two times,

lost two times-Batting average .500 .Ted Williams .466."

Maryland's paradox-Officially a devout Republican in an even more

devoutly Democratic stateVoice mixing a combination of Scottish brogue,

Bahimorese, and "theatrical dialect" .Words rising in a melodramatic intensity,

then tapering to an electric whisper.

Standing room crowd attuned to hisevery nuance ...

laughing,applauding,

listening-in all the right places.

reception to his jokes,his pleas,

his anger."Tension in Our Cities"

A crucial topic at any time, but more so inthe 1960's.

Unemployment, racial unrest, crime,hunger, insufficient housing, disease,and (fill in the blank-full

credit will be given forat least 104 answers).

Admittedly ancien I problems, but seeds sown cen-turies ago are only now beginning to produce theirfruit.

the gleaners are busy now, gatheringa grotesque harvest of hate.

Tentative solutions offered by McKeldin, but muchof his talk a plea, an order, perhaps a challenge

to us,to an emerging generationto face the uncomfortable fact that

we must restore at least a semblanceof order to the chaos.

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Communication At WMC?

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The TrialI once walked for an afternoon, and wondered why thedays of my life were all so much alike. But soon,the work was all I needed and my mind stopped itsfoolish wandering.

then one evening, I called anyone for a date.and she accepted, but it soon faded into other any-ones. and I never really thought much about it.

a few weeks ago, I watched four policemen carrythis Negro into the police station. He was bleed-ing and almost unconscious. But he had a very tor-hued look on his face. and it did take a littlewhile before I forgot that.

then one morning, i awoke and everything was differ-ent. faces were new and cold, and no one gave meany straight answers. i thought perhaps, hopefully,maybe ... it was a dream just a dream and soon it wouldbe over. But more cold images passed in front ofmy life. Not quite touching yet, but so close thatmy mind slowly began to recall all.

the unanswered afternoon walk, questions, all thepatterns that hide my insecurity, all the anyones-anyones who care for the brief battle that is sooften the way we communicate with one another.

and i prayed, "Jesus Christ," did I pray. andsuddenly it dawned on me that my entire life hadbeen spent in prayers for things. Iwondered ifperhaps there was another way.

and i tried to just forget it all and do my work.and then i stopped to look at what Iwas doing. Andthen the phone rang, and iwas yelled at, and peoplepushed me and shoved me, and everything startedspinning around. faster, faster.

so you understand why I'm here. here, in this roomof reflecting black walls. Simple, cold furniture,the sounds of life that once slipt easily through mybeing-sounds that are now twisted and turned.

give me that knife! give it to me. I need theknife, you'll hold it won't you? Please! Please!Plea ..

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"Who knows how to make love stay?"

Police brutality.

The

"Do )'OU think anyone can lake awa), my earning power?"

Threepenny Opera

"lPhere's that old-fashioned love tickle now?"

THECOMMEDIA DELL-ARTE

PLAYERS

The

Three

Cuckolds

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1968 Aloha

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Argonauts

Beta Beta Beta

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College Singers

Band

"Win Western Maryland, roll up the score ... "

_r--~--- "Follow me, I'm the Pied Piper."

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1-

Choir

Bach!

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ContrastCess, L: Winik, A.; Von Dehscn, E.: Geis, C.

Delta Omicron

Simon says, "!lop on the other /OOl."

"Man Dieu! Quellepunch!"

FrenchClub

"0/ all de Gaulle!"

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FirSI row: Torovsky, ~f.;Wilkinson, P.; Clark, S.; Arnold, L. Secondrow: Von Dehsen, E.; Arma(;ost, c.; Lcdnum, S.; Price. M.; Chen,L.; Spangler, S. Third raw: Cronin, W.; Kritwis.e, J.; McIntire, J.;Kump, P.; Griffith, S.; Grossnickle, K.; DeLuca, c.: Faulkner, A.;Schwartzman, A. Fourth row: Rhodes, P.: James, K.; Hanna, S.;Henley, K.; Gable, P.; Oliveri, J.

FreshmanAdvisoryCouncil

First row: Wells, B.; Dudley, ~.: Dunlevy, D.; Matza, R.; ~agner,r. Second row: Getty, G.; MIller, E.; Wesley, B.; Shapiro, G.;

~~~~~~~'~~;;g~~:~~.,Rj.;:BH~I~~~·b.:I~~,t~'lo~:.~~~rt:ff:~a~,iIT~r'H~ii,L.: Shelton, G.; :Malheny, R. Fourth row: Boswell, R.; Suder, Y.;Wilsoll, R.; Schroeder, r.. Dawkins, H.; Schnitzlein, c.. Smarte, D.

Desire Under the Elmes

Grilling it, friday afternoon, hand in mailbox,read it, comments?

wastecan.

Sudden change, call it off-set, means the pagesare two more than usual,and better, creativity-wise.

Happened through stuffing letters, many letters,to raise $,hustling ads,a new way to make it up.

hours hours

Grilling it, friday afternoon, hand in mailbox,read it, comments?

different than before?yes, and better.insights and substance,shades of a campus with asocial consciousness.controversy, new dorms,viet, greeks, In Loco what?

Readable always, but more meaning now-keeping the wastebaskets empty on every otherFriday afternoon wasn't easy.

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The willingness to give up a few minutes of time-killing,sounds corny, but-sharing.little friends.a certain happiness of just being there.

The warmth of children,being listened to.A brushing of shouldersand the echo of laughter.

Hair ribbons and jump ropes and the crack of a bat,or a walk, just talking it over.maybe 10 see a little deeper,feel a little more.

Multiplication tables and library booksbut

mainlyjust being there.

A privilege-to us.

TalkingItOver ...

Honor Court

Grossnickle, K.; Oliveri, J.; Thacker, K.; Bowe, F.; Rimmer,]'; Marks,H.; Stamper, S.; Ramsey, L.; Armacost, c., Wahl, P.; Klemons, I.

J. s.M.

R. L. C.

L. S. M.

MethodistStudent

Movement

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Newman Club

Kappa Mu Epsilon

Pi Gamma Mu

First row: Miller', E.; \Vettom,.1.; Whilehead, L: Hoffman, D.;Martm, S.; Henley, K.: Dowell, 1.; Mentzer E.; Massey, M.

Mr. Darcy: Hoffman, J.: Hill, L.; Hilder, D.; Kline,Dr. David: Dllritr. H.

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Rick McCall

Ralph Wilson

Harry Collins

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Gordon Shelton

OmicronDeltaKappa

Rick Boswell

LeadershipOn

Campus

Don Stout

Bruce Wells

John Heritage

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DOll Elliott

Reserve Officers'Training Corps

Battalion! Company! Platoon! Section! Squad! Fire-Team! Individual! 90 day wonders soon to becomeprofessional soldiers-from classmate to comrade.Four years on the "Hill" learning about life, thenone year in the lowland swamps and are-evaluation.Regular Army, Reserve Army, Infantry. "All the waySir!" "Hurry up men, you're on your own time now."For some, a required subject, a way to beat the draft.But for many the start of a patriotic career. Is allthis stuff really important, do we learn anything?Ask Capt. Stephens and Col. Moore!

DONNA DAILYHeadquarters' Company

Sponsor

CAROL PINCKNEYCompany B Sponsor

BARB THOMASCompany A Sponsor

DANIELLE GRF.ENJP5taffSponsor

ROTC Sponsors

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s. G. A.Innovation ... sparks of newness ... attempts torecreate the image of the Student Government .

mustached leader clutching a pipe.peach tobacco?! .secretary breaking into bits of Irish brogue-would you believe a pun?

White papers newsletters-bridges across thecommunication gap.

Gigifs ... Spring Weekend-bridges across theentertainment gap.

Innovation ... efforts. . finally, determination toemphasize the Student.

"1 thought a Gigif was a demerit in ROTC.!"

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Student

National

Education

Association

16{)

s. o. s.

s.o.s .... Student Opportunities Service ... "Whatwe want to do is get this project on the road" ... !Mirai Mirai ... "Good morning, ma'am, we're fromWestern Maryland College, and we're selling" .you can really get to know people in six weeks.rice and beans ... OK, then, it's exercises, basket-ball, and ping pong this morning, with swimming and... Estomago ARRIBA, Pedro; 0 no puede ilotar!

si, Senor, a bulldozer ... doing team laundryat 9:00 p.m.-outdoors . spending the eveningssitting with your family on their front porchAdios, Amigo ... No. I do not cry with my eyes, hutin my heart

TrumpetersSpring 1967 ... the President's lawn ... suspense,

then a broad smile. interest, activity, and leader-ship honored.

Winter 1967 ... the Christmas banquet.. afriendly air of heartfelt cheer-why isn't it this wayall the year?" ... Amen, amen ... "J dreamt theworld had all agreed to put an end to war." ..Amen, amen, amen.

Winter 1968 ... a new venture ... joint effortswith ODK in an attempt to understand "Whine,Women, and Wimsee" .

Spring again setting: the President's lawn ...reversal of roles outgoing Trumpeters honor anew group of junior women.

Kaye Grossnickle; Linda Sullivan; Jane Debernardo: Anne Cooney; Kathy Moore.

rea

Jeff Ludlow

WHO'S WHO

Rick McCall Kathy Moore

Gordon SheltonKaye Grossnickle

Joe Smothers

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Glee Club

Young Republicans

Men'sCouncil

Heritage, J.; Vandrey, J.; I\fcGallgblin, P.; Nibaldi, K.; WeinbJalt,1\1.; Kinner, P.; Clawson, R.; Dawkins, H.

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A. Read, President TM.Price, Rec. Secretary IJ. Parry, Corr. Secretary IC. Lentz, Treasurer I

B. Horton S. Lednum J. Ristig C. Groves C. Berger

DELTA SIGMAKAPPA

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C. DeLucaPresident II

S. SwopeReo, Secretary II

S. MawbyCorr. Secretary II

L. CarothersTreasurer II

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C. Harris

September and another great year for Delta SigmaKappa ... feeling of rush in the air ... pajama partyin the afternoon? ... how wen do you know your room-mate? ... a glimpse of the Twenties at little Frock's ...Bachelor G-men with hockey sticks ... Friday the 13thand 19 pledges ... preparatory pixies experience hellweek puckering, peppery, productive-can Parisstand this competition? Pledge-master terrorizes Gettys-burg ... nothing like a tasty onion when you're hungryand on the go ... everybody loves a Delt Christmasparty ... Santa in a Delt nightshirt? ... Bachelorsshared in another ... smorgasbord? ... make sure youget enough food, Little ... no better spot for happy-ever-aftering than an Elk's Club Camelot ... slides ofthe past year-yes, Shirk, slides ... nobody said wecould play volleyball, but we sure do have spirit.new Norks make nice movie dates ... return of the wildman at the Delta carnival ... another banquet? there gothe diets, the seniors, and another year for Delta SigmaKappa.

w. VanHart P. Scheetz S. Robert50n

17'2

J. Zengel

K. Wagner

s. Coslill

Vice is nice, but incest is best.

L. HahnCere. Secretary I & II

C. ArickHec. Secretary I

IOTA GAMMA CHIA sailor hat ... sabre sisters to the end ... the year

of the rug, mug, and television(??) ... you have tosit and hold for Channel 11 ... statue, what statue?... boxes of candy every Tuesday night. . who everheard of a "Passion Seahorse" the Avon is what-again ... did you see a statue? oh, Rhett ... thefollies dollies ... cabin in the woods, anyone? .raw chicken livers ... h-i-p-p-o-c-a-m-p-u-s ... didwe see a what? we love you Willie ... of course,we're all 21 Peter Pan ... botched conspiracy tosteal a pledgemaster ... a champagne toast ... funand fellowship ... hell night '67 ... two hour meet-ings ... more bud vases ... sand-pails, seahorses,and stuff ... our lady of opera ... that's the thirdhot dog you've dropped in the fire . waiting,hoping, pledging, crying, laughing ... friendship,goodwill, loyalty, and trust ... a green and whitepeppermint stick ... tacit consent ... want a "bid"for success? one honorary member. . Iotelove ... the spirit of sisterhood ...

M. SwansonTreasurer II

K. GrossnickleRce. Secretary II

E. Brooks S. Sheffield

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E. Hitchner s. Faulkner S. RinehimerK. Holm C. Gimbel

J. Rodgers P. Wah! L. WhiteheadN. Marvil J. Wcttern

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P. Kelly

A. Schwartzman

B. Reese

L. H"Je K. Crawford M. Clement

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D. GreenleeV.P. II

S. MasonSec. II

A. CooneyPres: I C. Treherne

Treas.landII

J. Laughlin P. McNally

D. Daily D. Gudrian

J. DeBernardoV.P. I

L. BerrySec. 1

Phi Alpha Mu

"Phi ALphaMu, it's the one jor you

L.F'linner A. Bailer

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D. Hoffman L. Showe

J. Black ]. Young

Phi Alph mascot?

I. Larson K. Kauffman

P. Petry D. Armold

P. Tarbutton

R. Robbins

J. France

J. Lilly

J. EJ!in N. Davis

"What do I get if I win?"

Ruminations concerning Phi Alph Mu .From a Purple castle to a Red barn Frankly my

dear, I don't give a damn Fye Elf Football inthe Grille-36-24·36 Hike What kind of sense ofhumor do I have Barkdoll? Warped! ... I movethat we do it with the Gamma Beres. Janie will seeif they want to. Wilkinson will see if they can .$3 profit on a closed party? ... Scotty will be aroundto collect all your empty bottles ... Bottoms up,bottoms up, Hail to thee Phi Alpha Mu ... 69 daysof Christmas May the darkest days of the pastbe the brightest The toilet seat burns at both ends,it will not last the night ... Purple and White Awardof the Weak ... It seems the book store got a legon us in selling nylons ... 50 run out and sell 'em orrun 'em and sell 'em or something ... Battle withthe Dean's Mighty Calendar ... A Raid would havefit right in with the St. Valentine's Day Massacre.Bunky found out he could have his cake and eat ittoo How do your socratically bake a potato, any.way? What's the best sorority on the Hill? .Phi Alpha Mu!

L. Vestal B. Roche 1. Wagner K.Millhal1ser

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M. Romano

B. Keith

A. Berning

A. Weller A. Rogers B. Brenizer

"Look what we hooked."

Exeedrin bcodoctie No. 73.

tAM

C HooperSecretary T

S. RedingerSecretary II

SIGMA SIGMA TAUM. Yarri~onTreasurer IT

R. Adriance S. Warner S. Osborne P. Euker P. Howser P. Rhodes

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M. Massey E. Renshaw

N. Cole W. Cronin M. Venzke

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IIT

C. Hoerich:;

It's so nice to have a man ..

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B. Shires

P. Williams

P. Evans

"Pardon me, but could you lower the ceiling? _the Sigma dilemma of asking a guy in November togo skiing in March-"do you think you could payhalf?" ... feast at the Ranch and a costly bus ride,but it didn't snow! ... "will it ball, will it fuzz, willit turn up at the corners?" ... a new spirit of in-cest offensive advertising, but are you manenough? ... What do you mean this date conflictswith the underwater basket weaving convention?! .one night stand at the Pink Skunk ... too manydinners spoil the dorm? ... the Sigmas and theirever-levin' toolkit ..

S. Seibert C. Phelps L. Stevens

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From worms to pixies,

Row I: C. DeWitt, B. Zimmerman, M. Torovsky, E. Wade, D. Greenlee. Row 2: B. Welsh, C. Whittington, D. Hoffman, 1. Smith, S. Hanna,J. Rush, C. Del.oce, S. Lednum.

I gotta' get auta' this place!

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"There's always the Funky Broadway."

"Don't turn around.' That slave just dropped his tunic!!"

B. Ellenberger

Alpha Gamma Tau

Way to use your head.

W. Neaton

J. Clark L. Berger

W. Fanning

H. Dawkins

J. Nickol 1. Smothers G. Rudacille J. Godown C. Larson

As we go drifting along. . concessions kept themoney rolling in ... New furniture and a color T.V."Where's the new set, Bill?" ... Roy branches offinto the movie business. . Pat becomes our newSweetheart while Palumbo finally secumbs to thewiles of a WMC coed ... Jean Claude Killy finallycomes our way but sprains his ankle in a rough tumble.. We won the Snow Carnival with the snowman in

the Quad Berger returns to the position of resi-dent dentist Gottleib makes his last minute bidfor Gamma with his sacrilegious prayers. . Joelstudies for Grad school Roger succeeds in burn-ming his 1,8761h cigarette Our new Men's Coun-cil representative brings us closer to the Dean .Johnson and Spack progress in their speech therapy... Townie and Steve rim many a putt in Miami.Monk rooms with Bob, Pat, Spot, and Jock ... Dudsgrows a moustache ... Coach and Soundoff guardour interests in the jukebox ... R.S. wins 15 straightbut loses the big one by a "pin" ..

P. Kinner W. Dudley

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1.Lieb T. Conover

R. Lowe

K. Myers

1. Davis

T. Morgan

Can't tell the farce from lite trees.

Vinniethe

Pooh.

w. Sherman J. Russell 1. Heisler

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Delta Pi AlphaWeighted by the burdensome chains of social pro-bation, the Preachers witnessed a year that was moreconstructive than destructive. . Surprisingly, sec-ond best fraternity grade point average ... Bat num-ber one at the Tavern ... No composite ... Firstplace in Homecoming dorm decorations Lastplace in the float competition ... Finally integratedwith a "colored" T.V .... The Terrible Tyrds con-tinued their domination of the local band circuit.

The Preachers maintain a firm hold on tAciT side of the Grille.

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Ol/iGers: J. \Villi" Sec., D. Stout, Prc~.; A. Schuele, V.P.; H. Goldhtrg, Trcu-.

"How many fingers do you see?"

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A1fA

The Preachers' winning dorm decoration [or Homecoming.

WANTED: Dead or alive.

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GAMMA BETA CHI

S. Pound J. Hesau

J. HekerSgt.-at-Arms I

P. ThompsonSgt.-at-Arms II

F. WagnerChaplain r

.T. Cordyack R. Matheny R McConnell T. Jolly D. Frankforter

The Goldblatt year .. Hungry Mother drinks her-self to death Super-weekend becomes Super-month .. open party three hros take the bigstep ... scholastic leaders football champs ...Master Betes go professional 27 pledges ..innovations and constitutional revision ... return ofTroll ... film-makers extraordinaire. . diversitypays off again Snow Dwarf and the SevenWhites ... open-closed parties ... why not!? .ski weekend slushes out. Captain Chapman joinsGBX-and is promoted to Major a night atLee's _ .. guided by C. Wray Mowbray ... chapelbells play "Gamma Beta Chi" nominating speechfor Passion Bunny Hot Dog built a mountainfor Homecoming vice-president and treasurer ofS.G_A.... spirit never dimming ... Hairy Buffalo

the BANNER imaginative pledge mis-.. Poet Laureate two new members of.. editor of ALOHA KLI3T ... brother-

"Where are my pants Klot, you slolh.' ?"

"Who'll take the girl with the skinny legs?"

rBX

H. Collins G. Shapiro L SuderD. Gable D. Smartt

What have they got to do with the price 0/ eggs?

I. Klemens

Strum, drum,strum, drum.

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"Heads I win, tails you lose."

Pi Alpha Alpha

G.SpiegelhalderPres. I

H.DurityPres. II

J. HartsockV.P. I

S. JonesV.P. II

D. PatrickSec. I

M. RudmanSec. II

J.MarchTreas. I and II

L. ClineSgt. at Arms I

J. BaltzerSgt. at Arms II

W.McNallyChap. T

M. LewisChap. II

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"O.K., wha look my elevator shoes?"

F. Bowe R. Benecke

T. Payne T. Landis

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L. Caplan

B. Davison

E. Coursey

J. Ludlow

A. Gober

D. Moore

B. Dvorett

"Yes Bill, you may."

Year of changes ... Ferocious football campaign withan almost perfect record .. », Homecoming float withmore Kleenex than Kimberly Clark-shame we didn'twin anything, we could have really wiped up! .Buffalo Bob cutting hair now that the boycott is on.Hatching of that strange creature named the Zoo."Anybody seen my pin?" ... Brand new pool tablein the clubroom-all we need now is to figure outhow to play!. Just-bought couch withstandingvigorous assault on the weekends ... Strains of theWedding March lurking in the background ... Con-fucius say, "Fools rush in ... and get the best seats."

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"Can't we buy a T.V.? I'm tiredof watching the wall.'''

1I1A

"Hi friendly Western lI1arylander."

1. Offerman

Sock it to him, Bearcatl

"I've got a brand-new bag."

Every man should have a bedhe can caU his own.

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\

HOCKEY

Hockey ScoreboardWMC-O Towson-6WMC-O Goucher-7WMC-2 Notre Dame-OWMC-5 St. Josephs-OWMC·3 HoOl:J.l

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WOMEN'S BASK[TBALL: flow I: B. Horton, L. Arnold G. Lentz, L. Howard, E. Smith. Row 2: L. Sresch, L. McDonald., 1 Robinette, LSullivan, J. ZengeJ, M. O'Neil, I\L Reeves, J. Zengel. Row 3· B. Ehsjornson, D. March, R. Siottiemeyer, J. Kline, M. Martin, C. Cooper, K.Barger.

Fritz's Frauleins

GREAT SEASON IN '68WMC-47 EssexC.L17\'\fMC-SO Catonsville-Zl\VMC·24 Goucher-28\VMC-41 St. Ioseph's-If\VMC-R3 Hood-39WMC·49 Mt. St. Agnes-BeWMe·38 Notre Dame-23\'\'MC-34 Towson-29

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Row i: K, Barger, L. Amold, 1. Robinellc; Row 2: M. Reeves, C. .lesatko (Pres.), P. Venzke,C. Fleagle, A. Johnson.

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Majorettes

Porn Porns

First row; Massey, M.; Von Dehsen, E.; Miller, L. (Capt.);Shipley, B.; Higdon, N.; Second row: Treherne, C.; Harris,c.; Laughlin, J.; Nauton, P. Third row: Chen, L.; Sledge,

b:;; \~:i~e~~;a:a~~;erH~if~~~:tt~~'s~e~~!~CG'.~ij,~i!~:;Yingling, c., Rush, J.; Lilly, 1.

"That #0/#0rejeree!J.I"

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Gray, R.; Davis,N.; Gibson, B.

Cheerleaders

In The Beginning-

"The fall of '91 witnessed the introduction of thispopular game into our midst. Hitherto the spirit ofyouthful innocence had characterized our field sports,and the mad, tempestous rush of Foot Ball was toour untutored simplicity but a creature of the imagi-nation. But, with the opening of the fall term, a newera in athletics seemed to dawn upon Western Mary-land. Conviction was but the parent of action, andsoon the inflated oblate spheroid was to be seenbounding over her ample grounds. Here a howlingmob in frantic eagerness chased a luckless bit ofleather from goal to goal.

True, indeed, many physiognomies suffered fromviolent collisions, and the grand march to chapel ex-ercises revealed a variety of limps and hops well-nigh distracting to our pianist and defying the mostcomplicate? time relations produced by the ablestcomposers

Aloha 1892

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Follow The Leaders

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First Row: Managers Linton, Kintzing, Adams, Ruderman, SecondRow; Nealon, Ellenberger, Clark, Goldblatt, Anthony, Heritage, (Co.Capt.) Stout, (Co-Capr.) Boyes, Hart, Yingling, Evler. Head ConchJones. Third Row; Coaches Case and Ober, Pecora, Mc'Teer, McKay,Festa, Kerner, Bosman, Mullen, Jones, Porler, Trainer Hitchcock,Coach Zepp. Fourth Row; Coach Brown, Diggs, Morgan, Janczcwski,

"Co"

"Fight"

"Win"

. Emotion

recollected in

tranquility

FOOTBALL SCOREBOARDWMC 8 Wagner 25WMC 14 PMC 7WMC 20 Lycoming 0WMC 8 Hampton-Sydney 27WMC 27 Shepherd 7WMC 35 Randolph-MaconWMC 26 Bridgewater 8WMC 15 Drexel 0WMC 6 Johns Hopkins 13

This Was The Year That Was ...

FirM Row: Feigelson, Leveron, Kempske, Richardson, Anderson, Fried,Schwindt, McWilliams, Schroeder. Second Row: Hoffman (Ass'!Coach). Killman (Mgr,), Smith, Draper, Mwrison, Coburn (Co.Capt.) ,McCoy, Bloom, Bowie, Sartorius, Resau, Ecker, \Valters, Tr:Hler,Tawes. Front: Coach Earll, Nihali (Co-Capr.).

An Improvement!

SOCCER SCOREBOARDWMC American U.WMC Catholic U.WMC WashingtonWMC Shippensburg StateWMC LycomingWMC GettysburgWMC LoyolaWMC TowsonWMC Franklin and MarshallWMC Johns Hopkins

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Suder. L. (Cap1.); Baker, M.; Heisler. .I.; Shapiro. G.; Davis. .I.; Smothers, 5.; Wilson, R.; Getty, G.; Lewis, D.; Dudley, B.; Bake", D

SCOREBOARD

WMC 104 Baltimore Institute 77WMC 84 Towson 82WMC 85 Towson Catholic 83WMC 79 Gettysburg 72WMC 96 Baltimore 99WMC 100 Lancaster YMCA IIIWMC 69 Cantonsville 73WMC 81 Towson 71WMC 89 Baltimore Commerce 59WMC 68 Johns Hopkins 84WMC 77 Mercersburg Academy 81WMC st Loyola 64WMC 80 Baltimore 99WMC 93 Bordentown Academy 91WMC 74 U. Of M.-Baltimore 51WMC 87 Frederick Jr. College 79WMC 77 Johns Hopkins 79

Row I: Johnson, B.; Grosh, G.; Sherman, B.; Schwcrtzler, J.; Hobart,1. Row 2; Adallls, 1\1.; Wuest, P.; Hutchinson, B.; Hutchinson, R; Keil, A.

Jr. Varsity Basketball

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VARSITY SCOREBOARD

WMC 77 Washington 76WMC 69 Franklin & Marshall 79WMC 76 Towson 8.WMC 99 Bridgewater 110WMC 87 Gettysburg 110WMC 79 Baltimore 77WMC 87 \V ashington 67WMC 99 Salisbury 7'WMC 94- Towson 110WMC 67 Mt. St. Mary's 95WMC 94 Johns Hopkins 97WMC 74 Shepherd 75WMC 79 Frostburg 69WMC 79 Loyola 92WMC 97 Hampden-Sydney 80WMC 7. Mt. St. Mary's 80WMC 80 Baltimore 90WMC 100 Gallaudet 86WMC 105 Dickinson 91WMC 89 Lebanon Valley 77IVMC 122 Rhode Island 112WMC 75 Johns Hopkins 83

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First row; Coach Sam Case; Morrison,1. (ass', coach); Myers, K.;Scholl, G.; Fowler, T.; Conover, T.; Sherrard, c, Heritage, 1. (Mgr.)Second row; Schmertzle-, R.; Starr, A.; Blake, A. Third row: Lambert.

3.; Shrieves, H.; Cronce, L.; Ruderman, L.; Mavity, T.; Giannechini,T.: King, J.; Leverton, .I.; Turner, D.; Ward, M. (Mgr.)

Mat Monsters--Mason-Dixon

SCOREBOARDWMC 27 Towson 11WMC 33 American U. 8WMC 25 Loyola 9

Triangular Meet 3rd place (Frostburg, Monmouth State,Elizabethtown)

WMC 21 Johns Hopkins 17WMC 25 Gallaudet 9WMC 31 Catholic U. 10WMC 35 WashingtonWMC 19 Lebanon Valley 11WMC 18 Delaware Valley 11

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Champions 1968

Baseball

It's Spring-

Play Ball!

BASEBALL SCHEDULEApr. 2 Washington A

6 Loyola H9 Shepherd H

10 Catholic A13 Mansfield State H16 Dickinson A19 Ursinus H20 Mt. St. Mary's A24 Franklin&Marshall H27 Towson State H30 Baltimore A

May 1 johns Hopkins A4 American H11 Lycoming H

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Tennis

First Row: Bowe, F.; Gober, A.; Schnitzlein, c.;Vanclrey, H.; Coach Mowbray.

Track

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ADAMS, Maurice Gerald7 Sullivan St., Trappe, Md. 21673

ADLER, Maynard Elliot2616 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21218

ALLEN, John Charles320 Craft St., Salisbury, Md. 21801

ALLEN, Mark Phillip3707 Leverton Sr., Wheaton, Md. 20906

ANDERSON, Larry Raymond433 Dewey Drive, Annapolis, Md. 21401

ANDERSON, Richard NelsonDark Hollow Rd., Upperco, Md. 21155

ANTHONY, Joseph Mace303 S. Washington Sr., Easton, Md. 21601

BAER, David WayneHillside Acres, Sparks, Md. 21152

BAILLIE, Richard Douglas290 N. River Dr., Pennsville, N. J. 08070

BAKER, Davidwunse.r-.114 Cannon St.,Seaford,DeL 19973

BAKER, George Harold, III310 Carter sr., Aberdeen, MrI. 21001

BAKER, Michael Joel7524 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11214

BALTZER,Jack Milton,Jr.331 Brock Rd.,Springfield,Pa. 19064

HARNES, Theodore JamesMcHenry Ave., Pikesville, Md. 21208

BARTLETT, John Collette514 Buhler Ave., Pine Beach, N. J. 08741

BAUGH, David Keith3101 Rheims Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

BEAM, Thomas Earl6905 Buchanan St., Landover Hills, Md. 20784

BENECKE, Ronald VincentR.D. #1, Hanover, Pa.17331

BENNETT, John Chandos, Jr.Roule2,NorlhEast,Md.21901

BF.NNETT, Thomas Gordon, IIILusby, Md. 20657

BENSON, James Richard8203 Woodhaven Blvd., Bethesda, Md. 20034

BERGER, Louis Charles2804 W. Strathmore Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21209

BERRY, John StewartSchumaker Lane, Salishury, Md. 21801

BETTS, Willis Lee815 S. 26th SI., Arjing!on, Va. 22202

BLAKE, Arthur Edward, Jr.209 WasbingtonSt.,Hackeltstown,N.}.07840

BLUME, Randal! Milton2317 Fuller St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19152

BOHI, Daniel Hampton3703 Mountain Rd., Pasadena, Md. 21122

BOND, Howard HarrisBox 180, R.F.D. #2, Swedesboro, N. J. 08085

BORGA, Jerry VincentRt. #3, Easton, Md. 21601

BORTNER, Lamar Earl19 E. Hanover Si., Hanover, Pa. 17331

BOSWELL, Richard Virgil526 Cedar Hill Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21225

BOWE, Frank George, Jr.ISOBrown Sr., Lewisburg, Pa. 17837

BOWIE, Johnson Dashiell1611 Francke Ave., Lutherville, Md. 21093

BOYES, Dale Allen4703 Brooksdale n-, Sarasota, Fla. 33580

BOZMAN, Bruce Edward813 E. Church St., Salisbury, Md. 21801

BRADSHA \'\I, Royce Franklin, Jr.R.F.D. Hopewell, Crisfield, Md. 21817

BROODNO, Harvey Gene1041E.SydneySt.,Philadelphia, Pa.19150

BROWN, David WilliarnRt. #2, Box n, Finksburg, Md. 21048

BROWN, Haymond Dreese603 Elrn Terrace, Riverton,N . .1. 08077

BROWN, Roy Daniel, Jr.Rt. #2, Box 149, Millersville, Md. 21108

BRUNESKE, Brian CraigP. O. Box 177, Cascade, Md. 21719

BUfFUM, John Richard1306PresidentSt.,Annapoli~,Md.21403

BULLER, David WilsonRt. #1, Box 58, Tyaskin, Md. 21865

BURNS, Darryl EugeneRoute ,#2, Thurmont, Md. 21788

BUTTERWORTH, Dennis James909 Regina Dr., Baltimore, Md. 21227

CALVERT, William ScottRt. #2, Box 470, Bayside Beach Rd., Pasadena, Md. 21122

CAPLAN, Les Michael7044 Surrey Drive, Baitilllore, Md. 21215

CAREW, Hugh Edward3802 Randolph Rd., Wheaton, Md. 20902

CARLSON, Lester Ernory22 Gist Rd., Westminster, Md. 21157

CARROLL, Maxwell Franklin169Mohawk Trail, Medford Lakes, N. J. 08055

CARTER, Jeffrey JusticeBox 216, Pocomoke City, Md. 21851

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CHARNASKY, Frank Paul, Jr.2432E. Fayette St., Baltirnore, Md. 21224

CHENOWETH, Thomas Joseph5R19Ethelbert Ave., Baltirnore, Md. 21215

CLARK. David Norrnan106Hawthorne Hilltop, Hollidaysburg, Pa.1664R

CLARK, .fohn Coursey5 Lake Front u., Linthicum, Md. 21090

CLA\VSON, Ronald Everett602 Aspen Lane, Edgewood, Md. 21040

CLINE, Edward EugeneR. D. #3, Ephrata, Pa.17522

CLINE, Larry RenardBox 32,Wbite Plains, Md. 20698

CLOSE, Ryle Levern136 E. Main SI., Westminster, Md. 21157

COBURN, Leif Erik1224Wilson Point Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21220

COHEE, Jefferson Wilson, IT308 Fiftb Ave., Denton, Md. 21629

COLLINS, Harry Morris, Jr.20 AshbrookeAve., Woodstown, N. J. 08098

COMINGS, Peter ManfredRt. #1, Box 156, Manchester, Md. 21102

CONLEY, William Booth4316 Knolt sr., Beltsville, Md. 20705

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CORDYACK, Jobn Edward, Jr.406 Fairview Ave., Frederick, Md. 21701

COURSEY, Edward Ralph207 Devon Court, Linthicum, Md. 21090

CRISTAVDO, Frank AlexanderBerkley Rd., Clarksboro,N . .J. 08020

CRONCE, Leon RoyR. D. #1 Lebanon, Allerton, N. J. 08833

CULP, Gordon Vincent, Jr.R. D. #1, Hanover, Pa. 17331

DAVIS, George Willard630 Laurel Rd., Severna Park,Md. 21146

DAVIS, Jeffrey Martin7302Ju$linSt.,DistrictHei~hts,Md.20028

DAVIS, Russell James1625 N. Division St., Salisbury, Md. 21801

DAVIS, Stephen Harry5204 Suitland Rd., Suilland,Md. 20023

DAVISON, Robert Len9362 W. 79tb St., Overland Park, Kansas 66204

DAWKINS, Hilbert Hughlett5 South Sr., Easton, Md. 21601

DAWSON, William ThomasRoute I,Box 38, Edgewater, Md. 210.~7

DAYTON,Billy Keene,Jr.719 Madison St.,Salishury, Md. 21801

DEHART, Russell Harry601 Maple Ave., Neptune,N . .T. 07753

DENHAM, David Ellwood2723 Kildaire Drive, Baltimore, Md. 21234

DEWITT, Clinton DeweyRoute 97, Glenwood, Md. 21738

DIETRICH, Earl William3807 St. Margaret St., Baltimore, Md. 21225

DIGGS, Reese Wilson5520 N. Medwick Garth, Catonsville, Md. 21228

DIVER, Hurrison Morton HI5817 Meadowood Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21212

DONOVAN, Joseph Trving TIl203 Alto Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

DOUGLAS, John Thomas109 Brunk Rd., Reisterstown, Md. 21136

DRAPER, Earl Warren, Jr.12 East St., Thurmonl,Md. 21788

DUDLEY, William Frederick, Jr.1062 E. Landis Ave., Vineland, N. J. 08360

DUMONCEAU DE BERGENDAL, Alan Guy Jacques8010 Lakecrest Dr., Greenbeit,Md. 20770

DUNLEVY, David Berner, Jr.4 W. Brighton Ave., Pleasantville, N. J. 08232

DURITY, George Harry3717 Rectory Lane, Upper Marlboro, Md. 20870

DURRETT, William Raymond9207 Sheridan St.,Seabrook,Md. 20801

DVORETT, Barry Joel146·2326 Ave., Flushing, N. Y. 11354

DYE, James Howard75 Wimert Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

ECKER, Owen Mildren Jr.Greenmount, Md. 21072

EGGERS, Charles Gary11 Larkspur Drive, West Islip, N. Y. 11795

EISENBERG, LarryR. D. #1, Box 360, Hightstown, N. J. 08520

ELLENBERGER, Barry RobertBox 504,Port Matilda, Pa. 16870

ELLIOTT, Donald Stouffer, Jr.124 Sunrise Dr., Maugansville, Md. 21767

ELLIOTT, Michael AlanII Tucker St., Annapolis, Md. 21401

ELMES, Donald Lester415 Warrenton Dr., Silver Spring, Md. 20904

~:NSOR, John LowellII Poplar Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

ENSTICE, Philip Gilbert217 Welford Rd., Lutherville. Md. 21093

EVLER, John Henry3623 Milford Ave., Bultirnore, Md. 21207

FAIR,Melvin James,}r.Box 175, R.F.D. #3, Reisterstown, Md. 21136

FANNING, William John, Jr.380 Wayland Rd., Cherry Hill, N. J. 08033

FEIGELSON, Allan Philip6413 Laurel Dr., Baltimore, Md. 21207

FESTA, Vincent Joseph441171stAve.,LandoverHilIs,Md.20784

Flf4~i H~~iJ~o;Bl~d~ Hagerstown, Md. 21740

FINNEGAN, David LawrencelOS E. Main St., Westminster, Md. 21157

FLEEHARTY, Patrick Terrance9926 Logan Drive, Potomac, Md. 20854

FOWLER, Thomas Reeve132 Cornell Ave., Stratford,N. J. 08084

FRANKFORTER, David Arthur312 Commerce St., Waynesboro, Pa. 17268

FRANTZ, Herbert Royston, ITT3 Silver Spruce Terrace, Kingsville, Md. 21087

FREITAG, Orville Hackett, Jr.118 Hillcrest s., Hampstcad,Md. 21074

FRIED, Kevin Richard3208 Clarks Lane, Baltimore, Md. 21215

FULLER, Ricbard Jon2211 Rogene Drive, Baltimore, Md. 21209

GABLE, Dennis RalphR.D. #1, Dallstown, Pu. 17313

GAGNON, Robert Michael3495 South River Terrace, Edgewater, Md. 21037

GENTRY, Richard AllanBox 128, Churcbville, Md. 21028

GERBER, Arnold Jay5905 Berkeley Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21209

GETTY, Gregory Harrison64 E. Main St., Lonaconing, Md. 21539

GIANNECHINI, Theodore Allen578 W. Inman Ave., Rahway, N. 1. 07065

GIBSON, William Edwin, Jr.4946 Hazel Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21227

GOBER, Alan Edward3605 Barberry COUrl,Pikesville, Md. 21208

GODOWN, James Paul18N.MainSt.,CedarvilIe,N.J.OB311

GOLDBERG, Howard Gary2916 W. Strathmore Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21209

GOLDBLATT, Joel Avrum5712 Rockspring Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21209

GONDOLF, Carl Eric15 Hiawatha Rd., Hi·Nella, N. J. 08083

GOODMAN, Stanley Louis3627 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

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COTTLEIB, Daniel E.2301 Smith Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21227

CRANDELL, Peter1473spmce, Wilmington, Del. 19f105

CRANT, Steven Joe6704 Renita Lane, Bethesda, Md. 200.14

GRAY, Richard Cordon913 Cooks Lane. Baltimore, Md. 21229

GRIFFITH, William Alan562 Warfield Rd., N. Plainfield, N. .T.07063

GROSH, Gene Charles317 Grove Park Rd., Buhimore, Md. 21225

HAKER, John WilliamCounty House Rd., Mt. Royal. N. J. 00061

HARICH, Fred Peter,.lrFaulkner, Md. 20632

HARPER, David Scott3208 N. 5th St., Harrtsburg, Pa. 17110

HARRIS, Robert Stephen727 Jackson St.,salisbury, Md. 21ROI

HARRISON, David Rockwell2 Dellcrest Garth, Ll1therville, Md. 21093

HARRISON, Jerry HopeRio Vista, SI. Michaels, Md. 2166.3

HART, .Tohn Benjamin34~ Chase sr.. Westminster, Md. 21157

HARTSHORN, .Tohn Everett108 Main St., Vincentown, N. .T. 0808R

HARTSOCK, James Clifton5537 Forest Park Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21207

HATFTELD, Robert Verne215 Hemlock Drive, Neptune, N. J. 0775.3

HF.ATH, Donald Marvin!OS Ellen Ave., Salisbury, Md. 21801

HF.IsLER, .Tohn Jacob109 Columbia Ave., Stratford, N.J.OO084

HERITAGE, John Omar, Jr.Kings Highway, Mickleton, N. 1. 08056

HERMANN, Edwin Carl23 Margate Rd., Lutherville, Md. 21093

HERR. Michael CharlesR.F.D. #2, Box 678, Sicklerville, N. J. 08081

HIBBARD, Robert Stanley1345 Crevaliest.,MerrittTsland, Fla. 32952

HILDER, David Stuart209 Linthicum Dr., Cambridge, Md. 21613

HILL, Walter Leonard,Jr.Harford Rd., R.F.D. #1, Box 141, Hydes, Md. 210R2

HILL, William BaileyDayton, Md. 21036

HILTNER, Stephen Earl6221 Liberty Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

HIPPLE, George Manley250 Irving St.,Honesdale, Pa.18431

HOBART, James Alexander928 Goodrich St., Uniondale,N. Y.12OS3

HOFFMAN. Jerome DavidBox 43A, R.D. 2, Denton, Md. 21629

HOLLIS, Richard Jule5207 Benson Ave., ArblltllS, Md. 21227

HOLMES, Peter MasonR.D. #2, Delanson, N. Y. 12053

HOPKINS, Glenn Ernest6300 Edward Dr., Clinton, Md. 20735

HOPPLE, Gerald Wayne513 Dorsey Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21221

HORN, Charles Martin3426 Gaither Rd., Baltimore. Md. 21207

HORZ, Harry Melvin, JrRt. 3, Box 67A, Pasadenn. Md. 21122

HUMBERT, Kenneth Michael21 Avoca Ave., Ellicott City. Md. 2104.1

HUNT, Dale ErnestR.D. #1,Glen Rock, Pa.17327

HUNT, Michael WayneSpencerville, Md. 20868

HUSEMAN. Dana Frederick517 Koch Rd., LinthiClll1l.Md. 21090

HUSK, Shirley Glenn3202 Westerwald Avenue, Baltimore. Md. 21213

HUTCHINSON, Randall Lee1003 Kennon Ct., Rockville, Md. 20851

HUTCHINSON. William David, Jr.1003 Kennon Ct., Rockville, Md. 20851

JACOBS, David Harold3610 Glen Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

JANCZEWSKI, John Daniel221 Maryland Ave., Westview, Wilmington, Del. 19804

JOHNSON, Charles Wilson221 E. Washington Ave., Magnolia, N. 1. 08049

JOHNSON, Peter White2900 Ascot Lane, Olney, Md. 20832

JOLLY, William Henry, III4119 Elderon Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

JONES, Hartzell Stanley1737 Riverside Dr., Salisbury, Md. 21BOl

JONES, Steven Mayland15 Linden Circle, Day View, Hagerstown, Md. 21740

KAPLAN, William Stephen5911·A Western Run Drtve, Baltimore, Md. 21209

KATZ, Arthur Louis2922 W. Strathmore Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21209

KEEFER, Donald Ashby85 Wimert Ave., Westminster. Md. 21157

KEIL, Ailen WilsonBox 67A, Rt. I, Clarksburg, Md. 20734

KEMPSKE, Alan William9BooYo,·kRd.,Cockeysville,Md.21030

KERNER, Joseph Phillip5411 Belfast Dr., Oxon Hill, Md. 20022

KIDD, Richard Wayne70 Bond St., Westminster, Md. 21157

KILLMON, Clifton Bvrd, Jr.1006 Cedar St., Pocomoke City, Md. 21851

KING, Clifford Jay171 E. Sunrise Drive, Lexington Park, Md. 20653

KING,JamesJoseph3004 Porter Rd., Camden, N. J. 08104

KINNER, Peter Cummings827 Roosevelt St., West Hempstead, N. Y. 11552

KINTZING, John Patrick8 Baugher Drive, Hano,'er, Pa. 17331

KLEGER, Franklin Joel8 Diane Drive, Trenton,N.].OO628

KLEMONS, Ira Mitchell200 Corbin Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11235

KLINGER, Randy LeeBridge Rd., Hegins,Pn. 17938

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LAMSAH, Mohd. SaHeh BinBehrang Station, Tanjong Malim, Perak, Malaysia

LANCE, Rohert Richard, Jr.353 High Point Rd., Ellicott City, Md. 21043

LANDIS, Theodore Edward, Jr..3909Brook Rd., Richmond, Va. 23227

LARSON, Charles Carl7 West St., West Long Beach. N. J.07764

LENTZ, Robert Henry, IIBox 84, Lewis sr., Lewisherry, Pa. 17339

LEVERTON, James Franklin3717 Sylvan Dr., Baltimore. Md. 21207

LEVY, John Dan ..6515100th Ave., Seabrook,Md. 20801

U:WIS, David Evan139S.19th St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.15203

LEWIS. Garland Wesley3220 Glendale Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21234

LEWIS, Merrd Barrie4009 Bowers Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21207

LEWIS, Paul Frank,Jr.12633 Safety Turn, Bowie, Md. 20715

L1EB, Frank Jordan48 Cedar Rd., Severna Park, Md. 21146

LINTON, Alan Patrick1114Trail Ave"Frederick,Md. 21701

LOVE, Benjamin1311 Xaveria Dr., Silver Spring. Md. 20903

LOVE, Johnathan Richard5819 Goucher Drive, College Park, Md. 20740

LOWE, Randall Harrison1010 Glen Lake Blvd., Pitman, N. J. 08071

LOWE, Ross Hughes, Jr.R.D. # 1, Stewartstown, Pa. 17363

LUDLOW. Jeffrey Rees116 Bridle Path Lane, Feasterville, Pa. 19047

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McCANN, Ralph Cooper, Jr.207 Schaeffer Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

McCANNA, Richard Lee262 Carlton Terrace, Teaneck,N.J.07666

McCONNELL, Robert FosterBox 24,Clarksburg, Md. 20734

McCOY, Alan Dale956 Preston Rd., Hagerstown, Md. 21740

McFARLANE, Henry Jackson206 Wimert Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

McGLAUGHLIN, John Peter, Jr.8 Bradley Court, Rockville, Md. 20850

MciNTYRE, Gregory Neil10403 Amherst Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 20902

McKAY, Dennis Earl6612 Bushey St. Baltimore, Md. 21224

McNALLY, William Richard2202 Perry Ave" Edgewood, Md, 21040

Mgiir~'F~~~~~eA ~~~~~Itimore, Md. 21217

McVEIGH Donald William162Gard~n St., Roslyn Heights, N. Y. 11577

McWILLIAMS, Gary James11904 Reisterstown Hd., Reisterstown, Md. 21136

MAKI, Paul Edward, Jr.Box 174, Route 10, Baltimore, Md. 21219

MARCH, James Roth5224 Sharon na., S. E., Washington, D. C. 20(Hl

MARKEY, Peter Byron201 Grove Blvd., Frederick,Md. 21701

MARKS, Harold Stephen5707 Rubin Ave.,Baltimore, Md. 21215

MATHENY, Richard Howard, Jr.Box 139,Cresaptown, Md. 21502

MATZA, Richard Andrew555 Kappock St., Riverdale, N. Y. 10463

MAULDIN, Rohcrt Elwood, Jr.2509 Glencoe Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21234

MAVITY, Thomas Akins405 Arhor Place, Easton, Md. 21601

MELVIN, Roy Simpson, IIIReese Rd., Westminster, Md. 21157

MERCHANT, Clifford Robert21 Oak Knoll Rd., Cockeysville, Md. 21030

MERREY, Robert Crosby8707 Baker Ave" Baltimore, Md. 21234

MERRILL, Wayne Paul229 Elm Ave., Riverton, N. J, 08077

MERRITTS, Robert Scott126 E. Sunrise Dr., Lexington Park, Md. 20653

MESSICK, Neil Tilden204 Long Ave"Salisbury, Md. 21801

MICHAEL, Walter Marion, II1304 Highland Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20910

MICHA ELS, Marlin Ray12 Whyte St., Union Bridge, Md. 21791

MILLER, Edward Jay4007 Fallstaff Rd., Bahimore, Md. 21215

MILLER, Mark Alan514 Gladhill Rd., Odenton, Md. 21113

MILLER, Robert Aaron III1615 Webster sr., Baltimore, Md. 21230

MILLHOUSER, David, 1lI3682 Forest Hill Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

MOORE, Charles Eric, J r.2027 Cedar Bridge Rd., Northfield, N. 1. 08225

MOORE, David Reginald3800 Cedardale Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21215

MOORE, Robert WilliamChesapeake Beach,Md. 20732

MOORE, Ruffin Claude208 Riverbend Rd., Oxon Hill, Md. 20022

MORGAN, James William, Jr.330 Ballymore Rd., Springfield,Pa. 19064

MORGAN, Richard WilliamBox 448, Epping Forest, Annapolis, Md. 21401

MORGAN, Thomas David217 Ave. "A," Schuylkill Haven, Pa.17972

MORRISON, James Gray22 Lerome Place, Teaneck, N. J. 07666

MOSCA,JohnJoseph,.h.426 Taylor Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21221

MULLEN, Paul Frederick400 Pine St., Delmar, Md. 19940

MULLER, Keith DeWittRoute 5, Box 267, Westminster, Md. 21157

MYERS, Ernest Linwood III296 E. Main St., Westminster, Md. 21157

MYERS, Kenneth Henry Jr.lIS Goni Terrace, Westminster, Md. 21157

NEATON, William George43 Valentia Drive, Elnora,N. Y, 12065

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NESBITT, John Mather119 Cherry Lane, Berwyn, Pa. 19312

NIBALI, Kenneth David2319 Old Frederick Rd., Catonsville, Md. 21228

NICKOL, James Robert1522 First Ave., York,Pa.17403

OFFERMAN . .lohn Henry, Jr.126 Sipple Ave., Ba\timore, Md. 21236

OUTMAN. Robert Earl, III108 Petrtcte Ave., Linthieum, Md. 21090

PALUMBO, James Vincent, Jr.3 Circle Drive, Monmouth Beach, N. J. 07750

PATTTUCCI, William .lames31 Albemarle Rd., Trenton, N. .J. 08690

PATRICK, James Daniel7 Knoll Rd .. Stratford, N. J. 08084

PAYNE, .John Timothy530 Fifth Ave., Lansdowne, Md. 21227

PECORA, Thomas Andrew3522 Frankford Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21224

PTKOLAS, Barry Michael467 S. Plum St., Lancaster, Pa. 17602

PORTER, Keith CharlesEkastown Hd., Saxonburg, Pa. 16056

PORTER, Richard Bonwell509 Madingly Rd., Linthicum Heights, Md. 21090

POUND, Stephen Howard104 N. Rolling Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21228

POWELL, Joseph WalterIII Georgetown Rd., Glassboro, N. .J.08028

PRATHER, Martin Lloyd2908 A$cot Lane, Olney, Md. 20B32

PRETTYMAN, William Dlva, .Jr.5515 Callander Dr., Springfield, Va. 22151

RAIM, Marc Allan6944 Milbrook Park Dr., Apt. 2C, Baltimore, Md. 21215

RESAU, James Howard720 Hickory Lot Rd., Towson, Md. 21204

RICHARDSON, Roland Russell, Jr.3819 Rectory Lane, Upper Marlboro, Md. 20870

RICHTER, Eric GlendonGolf Club Apts. B·20, W. Chester Pike, W. Chester, Pa. 19380

RIGGIN, Earl Philip10Wynfall Ave., Crisfield,Md.21817

RIMMER, James Edward4300 Van Buren St., University Park, Md. 20782

ROBBINS, Richard ThomasIII Clover Ave., Trenton, N. 1. 08638

ROJ, William Henry8226 Smithfield Ave., Springfield, Va. 22150

RUDACILLE, Gary Lee.3Daniels Square, Daniels, Md. 21033

RUDERMAN, Larry Denis144 Railroad PI., Pearl River, N. Y. 10965

RUDMAN, Michael Stephen4021 Carthage Rd., Randallstown, Md. 21133

RUGEMER, Wilhelm MaximilianR.F.D. #1, Millers, Md. 21107

RUNKLES, lames EdwardRoute #I,MI. Airy, Md. 21771

RUSSELL, James Edward224 S. St. John's Lane, Ellicott City, Md. 21043

RUSSOCK, Howard Israel950 E. Slocum St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19150

SAMPSELLE, David William67 Springfield Ave., Sykesville, Md. 21784

SANDERS, Lawrence LamarStar Route, Havre de Grace, Md. 21078

SARTORIUS. Norman Ellis912 Cedar St., Pocomoke City, Md. 21851

SCHANCHE. Gary Wayne6732 Brookmont Drive, Baltimore, Md. 21207

SCHENDLEDECKER. Mark Harman2739 Daisy Ave., Baltimore, Md.

SCHENK. D(lrlald Frederick1018 Cameron Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21212

SCHMERTZLER. Norval RayR.D. 2, Box 25, Georgetown, Del. 19947

SCHNlTZLEIN, Charles Frank, Jr.2943 Edgewood Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21234

SCHOLL, Gary Lee19 N. Reed St., Bel Air, Md. 21014

SCHROEDER, Frederick August7311 Knollwood Rd., Towson. Md. 21204

SCHUELE. Alan Richard35 Poole Rd., Westminster, Md. 21157

SCHWARTZ, Earl8611 Pilsen Rd., Randallstown, Md. 21133

SCHWERTZLER, James Jacob, Jr.N. Pemberton Rd., Mt. Holly, N. 1. 08060

SCHWINDT. William James6424 Blenheim Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21212

SEAMAN, John Bruce11358 Evans Trail,Beltsville, Md. 20705

SEBURN, Dale WilsonRoute I,Boonsboro, Md. 21713

SEIBEL, John Carter1003 Evesham Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21212

SEIBEL, John EdwardRoute I,Box 17, West River, Md. 20881

SHAITO, Carl Richard1416 Tenth Ave., Neptune,N . .J.07753

SHAPIRO, Gary Mark1 E. Main s., Tburmont, Md. 21788

SHELLEM, George William18 Hillside Rd., Stratford,N.J. 08084

SHELOR, Thomas Scott1215 Staley Ave., FredertckMd. 21701

SHELTON, Gordon Burton1603 Northllate Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21218

SHER, Ronald Fred7122 Boxford Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21215

SHERMAN, William Allen, Jr.R.D. #1, Amwell Rd., Belle Meade, N. 1. 08502

SHERRARD, Frank Coe.Jr.R.D. #2, Rising Sun, Md. 21911

SHRIEVES, Herbert Leonard146 Louise Ave., Salisbury, Md. 21801

SHULTZ, Michael Lee201 S. Main St.,Berlin,Md. 21811

SIMPSON, Raymond MacdonaldR.D. 2,Cochranville,Pa.19330

SISCO, Dennis Gordon19 Lakeside Dr., Greenbelt, Md. 20770

SKINNER, John Arnold2033 Wheeler Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21216

SLERT, Joseph Raymond53 S. Colonial Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

SMARTE, Douglas Arnold600 Nylon Blvd., Seaford,DcJ. 19973

SMITH, Arthur Ronald, Jr.2357 Hamiltowne Circle, Baltimore, Md. 21237

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SMITH, Edward Garlock407 Avondale Circle, Severna Park,Md. 21146

SMITH,Floyd Patrick204 Norman Ave., Glen Burnie, Md. 21061

SMITH, Joel Allen3906 Bryony Rd., Randallstown, Md. 21133

SMITH, Leon Curvin4 Berlin Rd., New Oxford, Pa. 17350

SMITH, Michael Wayne2501 Riviera Sr., Marlow Heights, Md. 20607

SMITH, Timothy Jacob630 Cindy Ct., Aberdeen, Md. 21001

.s;..[OTHERS, Joseph Daniel, Jr.1618Moreland Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21216

SMYTH, Jamcs Donald, Jr.14.'39Providence Rd., Towson, Md. 21204

SOLOMON, Winston Thurman4011 WhartonTurn,Bowie,Md.2071S

SPENCER, Christopher William4711 Waverly Ave., Garrett Park, Md. 20766

SPETH. Robert Charles1238 Wood Valley Rd., Mountainside, N. J. 07092

SPIEGELHALDER, Glenn Rodney312 E. Chestnut St., Coatesville, Pa.19320

STARR, Alvin Jerome5913 Key Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

STEVENS, Mark Eugene117HaroldAve.,Derby,Conn.064IR

STOUT, Don Gregory8114Ellet Rd., Springfield, Va. 22151

STOVER, George Marion, J r.509 Alleghany Ave., Towson, Md. 21204

STRACHAN, James Michael12406 Connecticut Ave"Wheaton, Md. 20906

SUDER, Larry JosephWalnut St., Barton, Md. 21521

SULLIVAN, Francis AlfredIS Brompton Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. 11021

TANTUM, Charles Alan243 Ward Ave., Bordentown, N. J. 08505

TANTUM, William Richard243 Ward Ave., Bordentown, N. J. 08505

TAWES, Robert McMurry308 PineSt.,Crisfield,Md. 21817

T~:ACH, Barry Augustus234 E. Potomac St., Williamsport, Md. 21795

TEETER, David MelvinRoute #1, Gaithersburg, Md. 20760

TEGGES, Gerard Michael2052 E. Belvedere Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21214

THACKER, Keith Francis326 S. Newkirk sc, Baltimore, Md. 21224

THOMPSON, Peter Douglas1204Allston Rd., Havertown, Pa. 19083

TIMMONS, Malcolm Dale8 Dorchester St., Ocean City, Md. 21842

TRADER, John Scott302 Market Sr., Pocomoke City, Md. 21842

TRICE, Thomas LutherPreston, Md. 21655

TURNER, David MichaelBox 233, Main St., Grantsville, Md. 21536

UTZ, Gary Monroe610 Locust Sr., Hanover, Pa. 17331

VANDREY, Hanns Friedrich22 Bangert Ave., Perry Hall, Md. 21128

VANDREY, Jobst Peter22 Bangert Ave., Perry Hall, Md. 21128

VAN HART, John HarlanTom Brown Rd., Moorestown, N. 1. 08057

VAN SICKLE,JanThomas3805 Poinciana Ave.,l'.Iiami,Fla. 3.,133

VEIT, Wilbert George, Jr967 Phelps Rd., Teaneck,N. J. 07666

VENABLES, Robert MacArthur9528 Victoria Dr., Upper Marlhoro, Md. 20870

VIRGIL, Greg Allen8 Durham Road West, Ellicott City. Md. 2104.,

VOLRATH, Roger Lee1616C!arkson St., Baltimore, Md. 21230

WACHTER, Gary Wayne3630 Langrehr Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

WAGNER, Dorn Burley3604 Sylvan Drive, Baltimore, Md. 21207

WAGNER, Frederick Charles, Jr.2119 Folkstone Rd., Timonium, Md. 21093

WALL, Robert Bartow, Jr1242 S. Governors Ave., Dover, Del. 1990[

WALTERS, Charles Terry524 E. Third s., Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815

WARD, Michael Cameron407 Wickersham St., FL Benning, Ga. 31905

WARREN, John Randolph, Jr. _155 Cloverdale Circle, New Shrewsbury, N. .T. 0,724

WATERS, Warner Steynen, Jr.309 Twin Oaks Rd., Linthicum, Md. 21090

WEBER, Fred David210 E. Main St., Westminster, Md. 21157

WEINBLATT, Michael E.631l Winner Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

WELCH, Robert DaleBox I-A, Rt. 2, Bloom Rd., Finksburg, Md. 21048

WELLS, Bruce CooperPillsville, Md. 21850

WELLS, Michael Richard2427 Eccleston St., Silver Springs, Md. 20902

WELLS, Paul WilliamEhbvale Rd., Manchester, Md. 21102

WERLEY, William Ernest7722 Wynbrook Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21224

WERNER, Robert Carl309 Glenwood Ave., Haddonfield, N. 1. 08033

WESLY, Robert Lawrence7 I\Iaxine St., Ellicott City, Md. 21043

WHITNEY, Lawrence Reginald, JrTrenton Mill Rd., Upperco, Md. 21155

WIGGS, Glenn Kirby605 Culler Ave., F'rederick,Md. 21701

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WILKINS, Earl Ronald522 Ivydale Rd., Wilmington, Del. 19803

\VH.LlS, Jeffrey Owen138 Central St.,Auburndale, Mass. 02166

WILSON, Danny Lee2708 Creston Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21222

WILSON, Lyle Edward19 Chatsworth Ave., Glyndon, Md. 21071

WILSON, Ralph ErskineMt. Savage, Md. 21545

WINIK, Alan Lee5434 Fairlawn Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

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WOLF, Jerome Robert205 Sullivan Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

WOLFSON, Cary Mark3220 Ingleside Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

WOOD, Ronald Allen102 Sullivan Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

WOODEN, Paul Francis, Jr.105 Butler, Rd., Glyndon, Md. 21071

WRIGHT, Harold Michael110 Goni Terrace, Westminster, Md. 21157

WUEST, Philip Russell195 Bell Ave., Mt. Royal, N.J. 08061

WYNKOOP. Roger Dudley88 Bradford Ave., Rye. N.Y. 10580

YINGLING, Carroll Loring159 Lincoln Rd.. Westminster, Md. 21157

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ADRIANCE, Ramona Lee9207 Hines na., Baltimore, Md. 21234

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ANDREWS, Barbara SusanBox 674. Purcellville, ve. 22132

ARICK, Catherine Quinter5511 Glenwood Rd., Bethesda, Md. 20034

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ARNOLD, Ellen Louise610 Old Bulthuorc Rd., Westminster, Md. 21157

"RNor,!), Laltue IreneROllt,,#.'{.Fredpriek,Md.21701

ARNOLD, Linda MayHid!:" [{rl., i3altimore,Md.21207 (Box 101)

ARNOLD.l'ullietle2X(12 Pbi"fj,·ld Rrl .. Baltimore, Md. 21222

BUTTERBAUGH, Jane Marie409 Newhurg A"enue, Baltimore, Md. 21228

BYERS. Bonnie Carol222 Pennsylvania Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

CALLBECK. Patricia Ann207 Mago Vista Rd., Arnold, Md. 21012

CA ROTHERS, Vivien Lynne773 13th St.. Oakmont, Pa.15139

CARSON. Ann Kathryn214S.MainSt.,Boonshol"O,Md.21713

CARTER, Mrs. J~neL Bauer128 Charmuth Rd .. Lutherville, Md. 21093

CASTLE, Jean Marie144 N. Artizau St., Williamsport, Md. 21795

CECIL. Sheridan LeeRoute 2, Box 174, Hampstead,Md. 21074

CHA YET. Brenda Lenora804 N. Hammond's Ferry Rd., Linthicum, Md. 21090

CHF:N. Lin Lin32B Prorne Rd., Kamuyut P.O., Rangoon, Burma

CHRISTIE, Alison Graham1905 Indian Head Hd .. Ruxton,l\Id.21204

CLARK. Deborah PriceEricsson Avenue, BetLerlOn, Md. 21610

CLARK. Sandra Lee2105 Reuter Rd., Timonium, Md. 21093

Cl.EMENT, Mary Jane15 S. Stewart sr., wlnchestcr, ve. 22601

COLE, Nancy Louise5610 Greenleaf Rd .. Cheverly, Md. 20785

COLEMAN, Lynn Carlyle5623.Toyce Dr., Camp Springs, Md. 20031

COLLIER, Joan]09 N. Hanson s., Easton, Md. 21601

COLLINS. Patricia Anne604C1eveland Rd., Linthicum, Md. 21090

CONNER. Mary ElizabethR.F'.D. 1. Box 189, Snow Hill, Md. 21863

COOK. Ellen Amelia13506 Westwind Dr., Silver Spring, Md. 20904

COOKSEY, Susan AntoinetteBox 157, Star Route 3, La Plaia, Md. 20646

COONEY. Anne LouiseBox 142, Rising Sun, Md. 21<)11

COOPER. Canda,;e ElaineBanon.Md.21521

COSTILL Susan Elizabeth504 Boody Drive, Vineland, N . .J. 08360

CRANfORD. Kathervn Lee5813 Mentan Sr., New Carrollton, Md. 20784

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625 Silverbell Dr., Edgcwnod,t.Id. 21040

CURE, Margaret Elizabeth122 BurnsideAve.,Cranford,N . .f.,07016

CZ\Y,lARTACKl, Patricia MaryRt. #1. Box 211, Brandywine, Md. 20613

DAVIS, Norma Ellen5208 Newton St., #103, Bladensburg, Md. 20710

DEBERNARDO, Jane Teresa2701 Bcl Pre Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20906

DEBLIEK. CatherineHoffmanville Rd .. Millers, Md. 21107

RAII,ER. Ann Murgarct:11 New Windsol' Rd .• \V~stlHinste,·, Md. 21157

I"IAlIYS. Carole Lynn1604I"1itnlld .. l"laltimop"e.Md.21222

1J,\IU:Y.Diann"Mul·i,74121."'·0Il.1St.,S.H .. Wa.hingtoll.D.C.20028

BALD\'iIIN. Pamela S""io-y449 Booth Hill Hd .• 'l'p"llmIOlIIl,Conn.066Il

BAR(;Ert R"'",c"a Kay528SlInltniIAw.,Hagpr.town.Md.21740

BAHKDOLr., Rurl,ar" I."e323S.M"inSt.,B~IAi ..,Md.21014

BAXTER, 11~lle France~1612 Stuart Rd.,HArndon, Virginia 22070

rn:ARMAN, Janet Lee7616 NOl"lh l'nint Rd., Baltilll(ll"e, Md. 21219

Ol-:(;UN, Tnwp·y Louise122 DUIlcnn (:ir"le, Aeal'er. Pa.15009

IlELI .. Il,·I,,:,:<"u KathleenRt. 2, Box 40, (;"OPw·town, nd. 1'l'l47

BENNETT, DOI·i. Anew'H§.D. #2, Bo~ 72,Mt. Airy.Mtl. 21771

BENZIL, Mrs. Naomi19 Gist Rd .. W"~tlnil\st"r, Mol. 211S7

BEHGER, Cnrol A'IJIC1430Stonehill Place, Roek u.u.s C.29730

BERNING, Alice KuthleenIIOO7Candlelighl 1.1In". Potonla~.Mtl. 20854

BERRY, LindaJeanne2011 Shaeffer AI'e., \Vf'~tPllin't,·,·.M,1.21IS7

B1AUCE, MaryJl!(lith2201 Etlnor Rd .. Sil"<"I" ~I'ril,g. Md. 2()<)0:~

HLA(;K, Mr s. Sharon Ahrnshrnk14S wuu, sr., We~tminst<", Mol. 211S7

BOWE, Rohiu WindSOI150 Brown St., l.ewi,lnn·g. P".17f1:\7

BOYER, Murg~rel AnnBox 27A, ROllle2,Se"ern, Md. 21\4<1-

BRADI.EY, Virginia Han'iN3830 The Alumcdu, Bait i"IOI"<·. Md. 2\2111

BREHM, YyNtu LeeRonte #4, Box S14, \Vr~tminst"r. Md. 21157

BHENIZER, Barhara DawPi210.~ Fnuntain Hilllhiw" Timonillm, Md. 21093

BROOKS, Ellen Loui~eRoule I, Halllpslead,Md.2107~

AROWN, Dixie M"eRoute 2, Aox 2S9A. Westmill~t"r, I\"iJ. 21157

BIlUNGART, Evelyn Elaine914 Salem Ave., Hugf'rstown, Md. 21740

BHUNNEIl, Linda Karhye229Candylllfl Rd., Reistcl"towll,Md.21136

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DECKER, Nancy Jean1201 Nuwood Dr., Baltimore, Md. 21228

DELUCAX, Carol LouiseU810 Huggins Dr., Wheaton, Md. 20902

DESLAURIERS, Jeanne Abby2112Westchester Ave., Catonsville, Md. 21228

DEWITT, Cynthia LenoreRoute #1, Box 223, Gaithersburg, Md. 20760

DICKSON, Mary Margaret52 Orchard Way North, Rockville, Md. 20854

DOLINA, Anne MariaHouse #21, Belcamp, Md. 21017

DOUBLEDAY, Sandra Lynn11007Wheeler Drive,Si\ver Spring, Maryland 20901

DOVE, Georgia WilhelminaOld Frederick Rd., Woodbine, Md. 21797

DOWELL, Joan SauterDares Beach, Prince Frederick, Md. 2067R

DOWNS, Donna Lee2518 Redstart Ct., Wilmington, Del. 19805

DRAKE, Susan Elaine96180verlea Drive, Rockville, Md. 20850

DRAPER, Judy Ann3808 Elkader Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21218

DURHAM, Mary Lynn10802 Childs St., Silver Spring, Md. 20901

EDWARDS, Jackie Dolores329 Crestwood Dr., Edgewood, Md. 21040

EDWARDS, Susan37 Osceola Rd.,Wayne,N.J. 07470

ELICKER, Jane Elizabeth452 Lincoln St., York,Pa.17404

ELLIN, Janet Elizabeth13512Weslwind n-, Silver Spring, Md. 20904

ELLIOTT, Johnada1907 Downs Ave., Elkridge, Md. 21227

ELLIOTT, Karen Lee7 Garvey Rd.,Wayne,N.J.07470

ELSEROAD, Judith KayR.D. #2, Box 36, Hampstead, Md. 21074

ENSOR, Carole Scott17525 Skyline Drive, Ashton, Md. 20702

EUKER, Patricia Ann4626 Marble Hall Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21212

EVANS, Patricia JaneBox 79A, Route 3, Annapolis, Md. 21403

EVANS, Stacia Leigh4200 Eiscode Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21214

EYLER, Susan May457 Green St., Havre de Grace, Md. 21078

FARINHOLT, Jo AlfriedaRoute 6, Nicodemus Rd., Westminster, Md. 21157

FAULKNER, Anne BlakeStone Boundary Rd., Cambridge, Md. 21613

FAULKNER, Susan Lynn304 Campbell Ave., Neptune, N. J. 07753

FEUSTLE, Betsy Lynn3609 Florida Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

FI£SELER, Helen JaneU6 Rosecrest Drive, Annapolis, Md. 21403

FISHER, Lynn Carlton2046 Dansbury Dr., N.W., Roanoke, ve. 24017

FLACCAVENTO, Georgeann Frances1354 N. Rolling Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21228

FLEAGLE, Carol Sue420 Pangborn Blvd., Hagerstown, Md. 21740

FLEMING, Marian VirginiaU5IO Viers Mill Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20902

FLINNER, Linda Charlene2004 Glen Ross Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20910

FOSTER, Esther Ann107 Baltimore-Annapehs Blvd., N. Ferndale, Md. 21061

FRANCE, Jeanne Gloria3411 Crossland Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21213

FRANZ, Charlotte AnnBelair Rd., Kingsville, Md. 21087

FREEMAN, Pamalla Jane172 E. Green St., Westminster, Md. 21157

GALLANT, Lynn Ann362 Westwood Dr., Woodbury, N. 1. 08096

GALMICHE, Candice Jean2334 Appletree Dr., Hagerstown, Md. 21740

GASS, Andrea Lynne933 Mayherry Lane, Conshohocken, Pa. 19428

GEARY, Diane Elaine137Harding St., New Britain, Conn. 06052

GElS, Christine Carol9527 Ridgely Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21234

GIBSON, Helen Clark106 S. Water St., Chestertown, Md. 21620

GILFORD, Carol Suzanne1115 Frederick SI.. Cumberland, Md. 21502

GILL,JacquelineCatherine76 Elm Drive, Levittown,N. Y.11756

GILYARD, Sharon Alice13 Sherwood Rd., Hingham, Mass. 02043

GII\IBEL, Iris Claire22 Bloomsbury Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21228

GLASS, Judith Elizabeth851 Azalea Drive, Rockville, Md. 20850

GOBBETT, Mrs. Martha HelenRt. 2, Box 136, New Windsor, Md. 21776

GOMANE, Sandra Bea42 Matthew Drive, Trenton, N. J. 08690

GOOD. Karen Kay30W.13thSt.,FrontRoyal,Va.22630

GOODMAN, Laurie Jean233 Boulevard,Kenilworth,N.l.07033

GRACEY, Gail Elizaheth117 Larch Ave., Bogota, N.J. 07603

GRAFFAM, Pamela Ann140Gary Drive, Trenton, N. 1. 08690

GRAVES, Adrian CarolR.D. #2, Eox 44A, Havre de Grace, Md. 21078

GRAVES, Linda Ann11822Milbcrn Dr., Potomac, Md. 20854

GREEN, Linda Rae2920 Lncust Lane, Harrisburg, Pa.I7109

GREEN, Susan AnnWestover,Md.21871

GREENIP, Danielle305 Pershing Ave., Phillipsburg, N. J. 08865

GREENLEE, Dian Nuttall508 Battersea Rd., Ocean City, N.J. 08226

GRIFFIN, Alice Luanne25925 Woodfield Rd., Damascus, Md. 20750

GRIFFIN, Susan CarolWhitehaven, Md. 21873

GROSSNICKLE, Kaye ChristineRoute #1, Union Bridge, Md. 21791

GROVES, Cynthia MarthaMain St., Trappe, Md. 21673

GUDRIAN, Deborah Ellen19 Weiss Rd., Upper Saddle River, N. 1. 07458

HAHN, Linda Ann1906 Ellinwood Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21237

HALE, Lorraine Augusta5901 Hamilton Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21237

HALL, Marsha Ann1614 Farragut Ave., Rockville, Md. 20851

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HANNA, Susan ElizabethWhiteford,Md.21160

HANNAMANN, Charlotte Anne2500 Dennis Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 20902

HARPER, Judith AnnBox 2000 c/o Amer. Embassy, A.P.O., New York 09205

HARRIS, Carol Ann428 Hardin Dr., Joppa, Md. 21085

HASELTINE, Ciudy Rae14White Oak Court, W.Severna Park,Md.21146

HASTINGS, Leslie Susan1500ArbutusDr.,Salishury,Md,211101

HAUSLER, Pamela Hope3408 Country Hill Dr., Fairfax, Va. 22030

HEATH, Anne Katherine231 N. Boulevard,Salisbury,Md. 21801

HENLEY, Katherine Anne6 Ardmore Circle, Washingtou, D. c. 20016

HERRMANN, Joanna Marjorie9205 Orbttan Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21234

HIGDON, Nancy Lynn408 Montrose Ave., Baltimore, Md. 212211

HILKE, Nancy Lynn633 LeePlar.e, Frederick,Md. 21701

HILl.E, Susan Elizabeth110 Luke Ave., Bergcnfield,N. J. 07fi21

HITCHNER, Elinor Verna615 Shore Rd., Somers Point,N. J,08244

HOERICHS, Carol Elizaheth424 Academy Rd., Baltimore, Md, 21228

HOFFMAN, Mrs. Diana Hare76 Shaeffer Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

HOFFMAN, Joan Patricia130Washington Rd., Westminster, Md. 21157

HOLLAND, PhyllisRt. 5, Pemberton Dr., Salisbury, Md. 21801

HOLM, Karen Kirstenc7 Southland Dr., Glen Cove, N. Y. 11542

HOOPER, Carol Marie3612 Forest Hill Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

HOPKINS, Barbara Jean1014 Van Buren SI.,Annapolis, Md. 21403

HORN, Margit Sonja104 Purvis Place, Pikesville, Md. 21208

HORNBERGER, Ida May2039 Griffis Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21230

HORROCKS, Mrs. Helen LatimerR.R. #4, Box 170, Sykesville, Md. 21784

HORTON, Elizabeth Ann115 Lake Dr., Laurel, DeL 19956

HOSKINS, Nancy Suzanne5402 Tilden Rd., Biadenshurg, Md. 20710

HOUCK, Janet EmilyR.F.D. #1, Millers, Md. 21107

HOWARD, Lynne FaithRoute #4, Box 110, Frederick, Md. 21701

HOWSER, Peggy JeanRoute #1,Monrovia, Md. 21770

INSLEY, Dorothy EllenBivalve, Md. 21814

JABLIN, Michele Wanicek734 Pine Trail,Arnold,Md. 21012

JAMES, Katherine Marie59 N. SI. John's Lane, Ellicott City, Md. 21043

JESATKO, Carol Frances4515 Fullerton Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21236

JOHNSON, Audrey Louise305 Fountain Green Rd., Bel Air, Md. 21014

JOHNSON, Jerry Dee1317 N. Market St., Frederick, Md. 21701

JOHNSON, Patricia Gail509 White Oak Drive, Severna Park, Md. 21146

JULIA, Mary AnnWestern Maryland College, Westminster, Md. 21157

KANDEL, Catharine Mary5108 Kenwood Ave., Baltimore, MrI. 21206

KAUFFMAN, Orpha ChristineRoute 1, Harpers Ferry, W. Va. 25425

KAZER, Eileen JoyceTriadelphia Rd., Ellicott City, Md. 21043

KAZMER, Christine Diane5705 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md. 21225

KEARNS, Sandra Lou514 Bayside Dr" Dundalk,Md. 21222

KEEFER, Mrs. Amanda Hutson85 Wimer! Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

KEITH, Elizabeth Marshall113 W. Montgomery Ave., Rockville, Md. 20850

KELLY, Mrs. Janet Eli~abeth88 Pennsylvania Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

KELLY, Margaret Patricia305 Melvin Ave., Annapolis, Md. 21401

KELLY, Susan Frances1275 Dahlia Lane, Wantagh, N. Y.11793

KING, Karen Rae7613 Warbler Lane, Rockville, Md. 20855

KLINE, lulie Mansanet4109 Rainier Ave., Mt. Rainier, Md. 20822

KRlTWISE. Carole Jean518 Stamford Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21229

KUMP, Margaret Anne543S. Franklin St., Hanover, Pa. 17331

LAMAINA. Lorraine Maria103 Weathervane Drive, Cherry Hill, N. J. 08034

LA PORTE, Judith Irma·Marie45 Lochleven Drive, Sel'erna Park,Md. 21146

LARSON, Ingrid Christine42 Ludlow Rd., Manchester, Conn. 06040

LAUGHLIN, Jacquie Claire812 Branfield Circle, Lutherville, Md. 21093

LEDNUM, Sarah Ellen210 Bloomingdale Ave., Federalsburg, Md. 21632

LEINART, Mae IreneRoute #l,Manchester, Md. 21102

LENTZ, Gail Anne4509 Pen hurst Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215

LEWIS, Amy Louise128 Parkway, Harrington Park, N. J. 07640

LILLY, JoannB06N. Third St.,Millville,N. J.08332

LINTON, Barbara Anne17 Delaware Dr., Forest Heights, Md. 20021

LINTON, Mrs. Susan May105 E. Main SI., Westminster, Md. 21157

LONG, Eleanor WendelRoute #5, Clifton Rd., Frederick, Md. 21701

LORD, Georgia AnnRiver Road, Unionville, Conn. 06085

LUCKHARDT, Tanta Marie700 Chesaco Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21237

LUMAN, Carolyn Dayton1125 Elbank Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21212

McADAMS, Stephanie Ann333 Trimble Rd., Apt. u.i, Joppa, Md. 21085

McCHESNEY, Susan Clare28A Van Buren Ave., River Edge, N. 1. 07661

McCLELLAND, Virginia HornerHorner Rd., Marlton, N. 1. 08053

McCLENON, Lois Barbara11310 Cedar Lane, Beltsville, Md. 20705

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McCULLOUGH, Catherine Louise4110 Wexford Dr., Kensington, Md. 20795

McDONALD, Linda Ruth1952 Guy Way, Baltimore, Md. 21222

McDOUGAL, Janet Leacock1417East Forest Ave., Wheaton, II!. 60187

McGREW, Alice LouiseBox:455,Manchester, Md. 21102

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McNALLY, Patricia Anne208 Shaeffer Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

MciNTIRE, Judy AnnR.D. #3, Box 168, Aberdeen, Md. 21001

I\IAcLELLAN, Barbara jane118 Butler Rd., Glyndon, Md. 21071

MARCH, LaDonna Elaine1035 E. King St., York, Pa. 17403

MARINER, Mary LoGrande2 Winchester Court, Westminster, Md. 21157

MARKER, Sally MacRoute 7, Box 88, Westminster, Md. 21157

MARTEN, Melissa Ann2312 Weinmann Way, Yardley, Pa. 19067

MARTIN, Carol Ann112Hanover Rd., Reisterstown, Md. 21136

MARTIN, Susan ElaineRoute 2, Emmitsburg, Md. 21727

MARVIL, Nola Patricia305 Walnut St., Delmar, Md. 19940

MASON, Susan Elliott222WyeAve., Easton, Md. 21601

MASSEY, Mary Odalie4906 Roland Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21210

MASSI COT, judith Gwynn139 Pennsylvania Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

MATTHEWS, Mary RebeccalOS. Main St., Hampstead,Md. 21074

!\fAWBY, Suzanne Carol14 Prince Place, Little Silver, N. J. 07739

MAYO, Janice Elizaheth213 Woodland Ave., Haddonfield,N. J. 08033

MEEKINS, Patricia Caye905 Monroe St., Annapolis, Md. 21403

l\IENTZER, Anna Elaine209 Garden Rd., Towson, Md. 2120,.

l\[ESSICK, judith Ann1711 Sanford Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20902

MEYERS, Patricia Ann523 Phillips s-, Seaford,DeI. 19973

MILLER, Leslie Jane3l:I Donna Drive, Bloomfield, N. .I. 07003

MILLHAUSER, Karen Marion6801 Chippewa Drive, Baltimore, Md. 21209

MOORE, Emma Caroline7405 Tayior St., Hyatsville, Md. 20784

MOORE, Kathleen BedfordNob Hill Dr., Reisterstown, Md. 21136

MOORE, Patricia AllynNob HilI Dr., Reisterstown, Md. 21136

MORALES, Susan Lynn3610 Veazey St., N.W., Washington, D. C. 20008

MUMMERT, Viveca LynnBox:94, Route 3, Reisterstown, Md. 21136

MURRAY, Brenda RuthR.D. #2, Hampstead, Md. 21074

MYERS, Sally Kay406 S. Main St., Mt. Airy, Md. 21771

NEWTON, Linda Carol248 Dayleview Rd., Berwyn, Pa. 19312

NINER, Nancy Lee3315 Delpha Court. Baltimore, Md. 21234

NUNLEY, Rosemary Elizabeth101 john St., Westminster, Md. 21157

OLIVERI, June Doris4431 Hallet St., Rockville, Md. 20853

Oi\IANSKY, Trudi Ann5803 Park Heights Avc., Baltimore. Md. 21215

O'NEILL, Mary LouiseSpringwood Farm, Forest Hill, Md. 21050

ORSBURN, Ann JeanS. Main and College A"fl., Stewartstown, Pa. 17363

OSBORN, Linda Jean1633 Shadyside Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21218

OSBORNE, Elizabetb SueRoute i,Box 110, Severna Park,Md. 2114tl

OWEN, Deborah Jane144 Summit Ave., Bridp:eton, N. J. 08302

OXLEY, Slisan Dale5716 Redmond St.. Baltimore, Md. 21225

PACKER, Mary AnnR.F.D., Westover, Md. 21871

PAINE, Joan Tanaisse9720 ClilverSt., Kensington. Md. 20795

PARROTT, Rebecca MaeCockeys Mill Rd., Reisterstown, Md. 211.%

PARRY, Judith Ann343 W. CentrnlAve., £a;;t Bangor, Pe. 1801.3

PAYNE, Berbura Dianne6031 N. 25tb sr., Arlington, Va. 22207

PERRTE, Patricia GailLothian, Md. 20820

PETRY, Patricia Ann330 Margarot Ave., Westminster, Md. 2]]57

PETTY, Ann Marie4 Stenton Place, PleasantviIIo,N.]. 08232

PFLEIDERER, Jean Diane127 Central Ave., Trenton,N . .r.08628

PHELPS, Charlotte Glenn308 Hollyberry Rd., Severna Park,Md. 21146

PHELPS, Linda June1235 Oakland Terrace Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21227

PHrLUPS, Gloria Elizabeth502 Mountain Rd., Fallston, Md. 21047

PHILLIPS, Susana Noriega·Pons7505 Hocksham Drive, Towson, Md. 21204

PTEZONKI, Carol JoyceDiehl Rd., R.D. #1, Taneytown, Md. 21787

PINCKNEY, Carol AnnP. O. Box 9, Lothian, Md. 20820

POWELL, Karen Lynn10412 Kinloch Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20903

PRAGEL, Margaret Lynn3905 Kimhle Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21218

PRATT, Suzanne Straughn303 Northway, Baltimore, Md. 21218

PRICE, Carol" Lynne500 Magnolia Ave., Frederick,Md. 21701

PRICE, Margaret Grace31 Ave. S., Potomac Park, Cumberland, Md. 21501

PRISE, Edith MaeRt. 4, Box 281,\Vcstminster,Md. 21157

PRITCHARD, Mary LindaRoute 1, Box 402, The Willows, Chesapeake Beach, Md. 20732

QUAIL, Patricia Jean8005 Douglas Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21207

RAMSEY, Louise803 Teakwood Drive, Severna Park, Md. 21146

READ, Anne Oolia7021 Queen Anne Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21207

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"Where you sleep like IT kitten"

Large Spacious Rooms

Reasonable Rates, T.V., Air Conditioned

COMPLIMENTS

OF

RANDOM HOUSE, INC.

Where old friends get together ,

THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE

Winslow Student Center

Make this your meeting place

whenever you return to

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"'m:hm is hardl~ an~thing in the \\lorld that somemen

cannot makea little \\lom and sell a little cheaper,and

the people\\lho consider price onl~ arc this man's Ia\\lful

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Meats - Poultry

Frozen Foods

227 SOUTH HANOVER STREET. BALTIMORE 1. MD.

LExington 9-7055

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A Friend

Compliments of an appreciative parent

of a graduate and student

of WMC.

ANGELO'S DINING ROOM

85 W. Main Street

Weslminster, Md.

21157

KOONTZ DAIRY PRODUCTS

Koontz Delive,. the Goorl.•• well as the Milk

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FURRIERS OF INTEGRITY SINCE 1889

225 N. HOWARD STREET BALTIMORE I, MD.TEL. LE 9-4900

Compliments of

COLONIAL JEWELERS~2 W. Main StreetWestminster, Md.

Greetings from the 43rd class to graduate-

1914

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RECHNER, Carol Hopkins100 FifthAI'e., Baltirnore, Md. 21225

REDINGER, Sharon SueBurnt Woods Rd., Glenelg, Md. 21737

REESE, Bertha MayRoute a.Mr. Airy, Md. 21771

REEVES, Mill"}' BarbaraR.D. #2, Newark, Del. 19711

REINDOLLAR, Miriam Virginia329 E. Baltimore St., Tan"ytown, !lId. 21787

RENSHAW, Elise Hoke547 Springdale Rd., New Windsor, Md. 21776

RHODES, Mary MargaretQueenstown, Md. 21658

RICHARDS, Marjory JaneRt. #1, Box 40, Emmitsburg, Md. 21727

R[CHARDSON, Darlene EvelynMorris Ave., Fawn Grove, Pa. 17321

RIDINGTON, Joy Wallace83 W. Green St., Westminster, Md. 21157

RINEHIMER, Sandra May705 Regester Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21212

RISTIG, Jeanne Carolyn5808 Ridgefield Rd.,Springfie!d,Md. 20016

RITCHIE, Ellen Joyce1916AlhertiDrive,SilverSpring,Md.20902

HOBBINS, Linda Lee5313Que St.,Coral Hills, Md. 20027

HOBERTSON. Susan Ann2407 Harwood Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21234

HOBINETTE, Carol JeanStar Route, Flintstone, Md. 21530

ROCHE, Blanche Patricia3708 Gibbons Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21206

HOGERS, Anne Biddington112 Shaw Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 20904

ROGERS, Julia Louise307 Fifth Sl.,Annapolis, Md. 21403

ROMANO, Martha Anne2631 Narcissa Rd., Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462

RUMPF, Lorna Jean417 Lee Place, Frederick,Md. 21701

RUSH,JacquelineHope77 Station Rd.,Bayville,N.J.08721

SCADUTO, Phyllis Ann613 Southmont Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21228

SCHAEHRER, Barbara JeanneBirch Drive, Pine Plains, N. Y. 12567

SCHEETZ, Patricia Willa2258 Sr.Tames Dr., Penn Drew Manor, Wilmington, Del.

SCHMIDT, Susan PatersonDulaney Valley Rd., Glen Arm. Md. 21057

SCHROEDER, Janet Lynn106 S. Monroe Ave., WeMah, N. J. 08090

SCHULL, Susan Carol211 Forest Spring Lane, Catonsville, Md. 21228

SCHWARTZ, Mrs. Phyllis DianeR.D. #1, Hanover, Pa. 17331

SCHWARTZMAN, Ann Elisabeth7242 Meadow Lane, Dundalk, Md. 21222

SECHRIST, Eileen SusanR.D. #1, Felton, Pa.17322

SEIBERT, Susan Jenne212W. Pine St., Palmyra, Pa.17078

SENEY, Susan Rebecca1300 Westellen aa., Towson, Md. 21204

SHANKS, Eleanore La Verne1925 Hambiewood Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21214

SHARPER, Janice Virginia2111 Brinkley Rd., S.E., Oxon Hill, Md. 20022

SHEFFIELD, Sharon Louise905 Wilson Place,Frederick,Md. 21701

SHERMER, Sue Ellen2503 Navahoe St., Adelphi,Md. 20783

SHIFLETT, M",. Margaret Regina120 E. Hamhurg St., Baltimore, Md. 21230

SHIPLEY, Barbara EllenPark Ave., Extd., Manchester, Md. 21 \02

SlITRES. Brenda Carol911 Camden Ave., Cumherland, Md. 21502

SHIRK, Nancy AnnRoute 1,Galena, Md. 21635

SHOOK. Cathy Elaine.311S.MarketSt.,F'rederi<:k,Md.21701

SHOWE, Linda IreneBox 126, R.R. #2, Arnold, Md. 21012

SIMS, Carol Jean188 Ramblewood Rd., Ellton City, Md. 21043

SIVER, Roberta Esth"f3160 Ellerslie Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21218

SLEDGE, Faye Elizabeth3906T1fordRd.,Wheaton,Md.20906

SLEZAK, Eva Anne223 Maryland Ave.. Oxford. Pa. 19.%3

SLOAN, Cornelia318 Gillings Ave.. Baltimore, Md. 21212

SMITH. Judith Ann (Jann)258MapleAve.,Audubon,N.1.0B106

S;"-f]TH. Nancy Elizabeth1103 Donnts Ave., Silver Spring, Md. 20901

SMITH. Susan Lake317 W. Central Ave., Federalsburg, Md. 21632

SNADER, .Janet TreneRoute #1, Westminster, Md. 21157

SPANGLER, Judith Ellen928 Pennsylvania Ave., Hugerstown, Md. 21740

SPANGLER. Sharon Laurene5 Marbeth Hill, Westminster, Md. 21157

SPRAGUE, Susanne Eileen137 Stratford Rd., New Britain, Conn. 06053

SPRINKEL, Alice Madeline64 Bond St., Westminster, Md. 21157

STAMPER, Susan Dwight101 Belmont Ave.. Bridgeton, N. J. 08302

STANDIFER. Alphonda Alene32151lth Place, S.E., Washington, D. C.20032

STASCH, Martha Elizabeth237 Harlem Rd., Riviera Beuch, Md. 21122

STAVELY, Catherine Elizabeth4204 Farragut sr., Hyallsville,Md. 20781

STAWSKI,Donnamarie3230 Lynch Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21219

STEVENS, Linda Kathryn3 Rose Tree Lane, Woodbury, N. .T. 08096

STEVENS, Virginia SueBox 254, R.F.D. #1, Prince Frederick, Md. 20678

STOTTLEMYER, Rita FayLantz, Md. 21760

STROUP, Shirley Irene14 East Fifth s., Frederick, Md. 21701

STUDY, Mrs. Edith SpencerRoute #1, Box 251A, Westminster, Md. 21157

SULLIVAN, Elizabeth LouiseR.F.D. #2, Box 59, Westminster, Md. 21157

SULLIVAN, Linda Leslie509 Murdock Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21212

SWANSON, Marcia Kay15100 Donna Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 20904

SWEENEY, Donna Ray6 Hampton Rd. East, Williumsport, Md. 21795

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THE SHOPPING CENTER MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

0/ the

WESTMINSTER SHOPPING CENTER

"One Stop Shopping"

DIRECTORY OF TilE FINE BUSINESSES LOCATED AT

WESTMINISTER SIIOPPING CENTER

Armacost Sporting Goods Store

Augusta Building AndLoan Association

Bonn's Men and Boys' ShopCarroll COllnty Bank

Columbia Jewelry

Co-Or lAuto Service

Co-Op Super I\Iarket

Dr. Marvin Kasik Optometrist

Favorite Fashion Beauty Salon

Flanagan's Tmvel and InsuranceAgency

Harris Pastry Shop

High's Ice Cream Store

Joe The Motorist Friend

1. S. Raub ShoesLana Lobell SIOre

Leggett's Department Store

G. 1. CleanersRead Drug aud Chemical Company

\Veslminster Motor Company

Woolworth's

ROUTE 140 AT ENGLAR ROAD WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND

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SWOPE, Susan SherryROl!te #1, Lantz, Md. 21760

TANKA RD, Gladys Lucille1401 K Preston St., Baltimore, Md. 21213

TARBUTTON, Paula EllenCountry Club Estates, Chestertown, Md. 21620

TEDDER, Mrs. Joan EnglePark Ave., Manchester, Md. 21102

TELAN, Karen Lynn160 County Rd.. Demarest, N. J. 07627

THOMAS, Barhara Anne2945 Woodsto<:kAve., Silver Spring, Md. 20910

THOMAS, Barhara Gene4406 Vesta Ave., BaJtimore, Md. 21207

THOMAS, Donna Lp."345 Old Trail, Baltimore, Md. 21212

THOMAS, Ruth Mary110McKendree Ave., Annapolis, Md. 21401

THOMPSON, Linda Louise8 White Oak Court, Severna Park, Md. 21146

TIBBETTS, Elaine MarieR.D. #1, New Windsor, Md. 21776

TOKAR, Betty LndUe110 S. Seton Ave., Emmitsburg, Md. 21727

TOMLIN, Peggy Lynn140 Liberty s., Westminster, Md. 21157

TOROVSKY, Marcia KernRt. 2, Box 75, Amberley, Annapolis, Md. 21401

TR F.HERNE, Cynthia Dayne4002 Rosemary St., Chevy Chase, Md. 20015

TWINER, Jeanne Martena40 Dungarrie Rd.. Calensville, Md. 21228

UNDERWOOD, Karen Lee8301 Channel Drive, Baltimore, Md. 21207

VAN BEMMEL, Meredith Kathryn114 Sussex Rd., Bergenfield,N.J.07621

VANDER HORN, Cynthia Leigh266 Maple Sr., Howarth, N. J. 07641

VAN HART, Wilma CareenMain St.,Weita, Pu. 17314

VAN MATER,Mrs. Ellen Malone202 Shaeffer Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

VAN SANT, Linda Ruth15Mt. Vernon Ave., Northfield, N. J. 08225

VARMA, Urrnila Devi5 Trinity Crescent, London S. W.17, England

VENZKE, Margaret LeighU. S. Army Trans. Term. Unit, Box 81, F.P.O., N. Y., N. Y. 095\0

VESTAL, Linda Diana326 Darkhead Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21220

VON DEHSEN, Ellen Jean123 Norma Rd., Harrington Pal'k, N. .T.07640

WADE, Lida ElizabethPort Tobacco, Md. 20677

WAGNER, Christine Carol192 Tappan Rd., Harrington Park, N. .I. 07640

WAGNER. Joyce Ann2119 Folkstone Rd., TilllOllilllTl,Md. 21093

WAGNER, Karen Ann1216 Walter~ Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21212

WAGNER, Mary CarolynRoute #1, Felton, Pa. 17322

WAHL, Patricia ElyseCambridge r», Tulip Hill, Ht. 6, Frederick, Md. 2170L

WALLACE, Rebecca Noble1910 Dulany Place, Annapolis, Md. 21401

WALTER, Patricia Dian209 E.Main St.,Thnrmont,Md. 2178R

WARD, Dorothy Lee217 Wakely Terrace, Bel Air, Md. 21014

WARNEKE, Mary Linton1576 Waverly Way, Baltimore, Md. 21212

WARNER, SuHelen LeidyRoute 7, Box 118, Westminster, Md. 21157

WARRENFELTZ, Kathy MarieRoute #1, Box 70, Smithsburg, Md. 21783

WATKINS, Joan MarieRoute #1, Box 32, Germantown, Md. 20767

WEIS, Susan Norris3609 Alameda Circle,Baitimore,JI.-fd.21218

WEITZEL, Charlotte LeeCedar Cre~t Dr., P. O. Box 974, Salisbury, Md. 21801

WELLER, Ann Elizabeth100 \'X1indsorDrive, Hagerstown, Md. 21740

WELSH, Elizabeth Kay814 Bond Mill Rd., Laurel, Md. 20810

WETTERN, Joan Belly3723 Gibbons Ave., Baltimere, Md. 21206

WHITE, Mrs. Martha Happel626 Plymouth Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21229

WHITEHEAD, Linda Walton160Hillside Dr., Neptune,N. J. 077S3

WHITTINGTON, Claire Ann3208 Gartside Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21207

WICKLEIN, Mrs. Pamela GebhardROllte #2, Mt. Airy, Md. 21771

WILBER, Dehora Anne3538 Lynn" Haven Dr., Baltimore, Md. 21207

\VILEY, Linda LouisePiney Hill Rd., Monkton, Md. 2111]

WILKINSON, Carol Margaret418 North sr., Easton, Md. 21601

WILKINSON. Patricia Bridges16 Mt. Royal Ave., Aberdeen, Md. 21001

WILLIAMS, Charlene Marquita2200 Braddish Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21216

WILLIAMS, Penny Rolonna307 Woodhine Ave., \Vestville, N.J. 08093

WISNER, Ivy Jean415 Main s., Reisterstown, Md. 21136

WOOD, Mrs. Katherine Watson102 Sullivan Ave., Westminster, Md. 21157

WRIGHT, .Tanice Ann1418 Dublin Rd., Maple GLen,Pa. 19002

WRIGHT, Linda Leigh200 School Lane, LinthiclIlll Heights,Mrl. 21090

YARRISON, Martha May3200 Betlou .Tam", Plac", Baltimore, Md. 21207

YEOTNAK, lI·h~. Dale Frances218 E. Main SI., Westminster, Md. 21157

YINGLING, Carol EileenBox 234, R.r.D. #7, Westminster, Md. 211S7

YINGLING, Christine Nancy1772 Jachon Rd., Pcnfield, N. Y. 14526

YOUNG, Ellen EilzabethBox 129, Route 3, Mt. Airy, Md. 21771

YOUNG, Mrs. JoAnn Valianti523 E. Main s., Westminster, Md. 21157

ZELLER, Karen JeallGlencoe, I\Id. 21070

ZENGEL, Janet Elaine1617 Searles Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21222

ZENGEL, Janice Marie1617Sellrlcs Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21222

ZIMMERMAN, Barbara Jean400 First Ave., S.W., Glen Burnie, Md. 21061

ZIVr, Barbara BngnaIIP. O. Box 237, Severna Park, Md. 21146

ZOELLER, Vicki Lynn46 Brockett St.,Newington,Conll. 06111

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CALL 848-6570 ForReservations

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PATRONSH. B. AlexanderMr. and Mrs. S. S. AllenMr. and Mrs. J. Howard AnthonyMr. and Mrs. Ned W. ArickMr. and Mrs. George BaldwinMrs. Virginia R. BarnesMr. and Mrs. J. E. BergerRoyce F. Bradshaw, Sf.Mr. and Mrs. Harry BrenizerMr. and Mrs. John H. BrownMrs. Ruby E. BurnsMr. and Mrs. Robert C. CartwrightMr. and Mrs. Harry M. ChenowethMrs. Louise V. CooneyMr. and Mrs. Gordon V. CulpMr. and Mrs. Hilbert H. Dawkins, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Billy K. Dayton, Sr.Mrs. E. L. Des LauriersArthur W. Dowell, Jr.Diane DraperMr. and Mrs. Wm. F. DudleyMr. and Mrs. David B. DunlevyMr. and Mrs. Henry EisenbergMr. and Mrs. Robert A. EllenbergerSusan Carol FilbertThe Reverend and Mrs. Clarence L. FossettNewbern R. Fowler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. FranceDr. and Mrs. J. Howard FranzDarwin X. GassAudrey Donaldson GearyMr. and Mrs. T. A. CiannechiniDr. and Mrs. Daniel Z. GibsonMr. and Mrs. Harry GodownJudith M. GoldsteinMr. and Mrs. Frederick GoodmanMr. and Mrs. Robert 1.GraceyMr. and Mrs. O. Daniel GreenleeMr. and Mrs. Lester F. GrossnickleMr. and Mrs. Elder 1.W. HareFred P. HarichMrs. Francis L. HenleyMrs. Leona S. HermannMrs. Betty J. HerrellBob and Ruby HigdonMr. and Mrs. Zenus B. HooperMr. and Mrs. Leon M. HowardMr. and Mrs. William H. JollyMr. and Mrs. Henry E. LentzJohn R. LevyMr. and Mrs. Benjamin LillyCol. and Mrs. Ralph M. LumanMr. and Mrs. George C. MaloneMr. and Mrs. 1.W. MarchMrs. D. John Markey, J r.Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Massicot

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Mr. and Mrs. David McCallDr. and Mrs. Henry A. McCannaMr. and Mrs. Ralph McConnellHarry C. McDougalDouglas McVeighMr. and Mrs. David Millhouser, Jr.Mrs. Ruth W. MorganRobert M. MullenKenneth H. MyersRev. and Mrs. Charles E. NinerMr. and Mrs. John Offerman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Solomon OmanskyA. E. PennMarie N. PettigrewMr. and Mrs. Harold 1. PfleidererMr. and Mrs. Herbert D. PinckneyDr. and Mrs. J. C. PoundMr. and Mrs. Charles F. Rechner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1. ResauMr. and Mrs. Marshall O. Robbins, Sr.Mrs. Frederick E. RogersE. McClure RouzerMr. and Mrs. Herman RudermanMr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence SandersMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Erwin W. SchroederMr. and Mrs. Karl Schuele, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Milton SchwartzmanMr. and Mrs. John C. SeibelMrs. Paul C. SheltonMr. and Mrs. Daniel SherMr. and Mrs. Ralph W. SloanMr. and Mrs . .T. Donald SmythMr. and Mrs. Sterling N. Snader and JanetMr. and Mrs. R. C. SpethMrs. A. J. StalfortMr. and Mrs. Harry B. StallingsMr. and Mrs. Robert StarrMr. and Mrs. Herbert W. StevensMr. and Mrs. George M. StoverMr. and Mrs. Charles S. C. SullivanCharles B. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Charles A. TantumMrs. Jacob ThackerMr. and Mrs. Howard C. ThomasLt. Col. and Mrs. R. H. Torovsky, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Wade, Sr.John R. WarrenMr. and Mrs. Stanley B. WatsonMr. and Mrs. Arthur B. WellsMr. and Mrs. William K. WellsMr. and Mrs. Ernest WerleyMr. and Mrs. Walter R. WetternPaul F. WoodenDr. and Mrs. S. Edwin Zimmerman

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