1960 - Huntington University

CONTENTS 

Introduction to Campus 2 

Dedication 4 

Faculty 6 

Seniors .................................................................... — 16 

Underclassmen 28 

College Campus W o r k e r s ...................... 40 

Sports - —.........................44 

Organizations 5(5 

Activities .............................................................. ........ 76 

Senior Directory . 88 

Underclassmen Directory -.......- .............. 92 

Advertisements .....-............................ 96

INTRODUCTION 

Amidst the wooded grounds stands our dear 

Alma Mater, where we entered this world of 

learning and character blending a few short 

years ago. "Voices gay of youth and maiden” 

have echoed through the halls throughout this 

eventful year as we have trod upward in our 

search for knowledge. As we leave and look to 

the future, we know that happy memories of the 

campus will always remind us of our classmates, 

games won on the hardwood, graduation ceremony, 

and the roses on the arbor in the center 

of the campus lawn. 

W e of the Staff present to you your 1960 

MNEMOSYNE. 

As you peruse it in years to 

come, may your mind be flooded with these 

meaningful memories and may you be able to 

say, " 1960 was THE year in my life.’’ 

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DEDICATION 

We, the Mnemosyne staff of 1960, dedicate 

this yearbook to Mr. Richard Klopfenstein, coach 

and athletic director of Huntington College. 

His personality and testimony are a credit to the 

college. 

Good luck, Coach, and may the Lord richly 

bless you.

RICHARD E. KLOPFENSTEIN 

Mr. Kolpfenstein is originally from Allen County, Indiana, and 

is a graduate of Huntington College. He holds an A.B. from 

H.C. and a P.E. from Indiana University. 

The Coach enjoys hunting, golfing and officiating at basketball 

games. He is an active worker in the Red Cross Volunteer 

Chapter. 

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FACULTY

FACULTY 

The Huntington College faculty is eager to help any student 

on campus who has a problem about a particular course or about 

life itself. 

We, the students of H.C., appreciate our faculty as 

individuals and as capable instructors.

DR. ELMER BECKER 

Dr. Elmer Becker has served as president 

of Huntington College since 1941. He 

serves on many committees and projects 

on the campus and in connection with 

churches of the United Brethren denomination. 

His religious convictions serve as 

a beacon for those desiring to find the 

Christian way of life. Dr. Becker, H. C. 

graduate w ith the class of 1923, understands 

the counseling needed by students. 

He is always prepared to help those who 

come to him. 

Dr. Elmer Becker observes closely the proposed lay-out for the 

new Science Hall. 

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GALEN COLCLESSER 

Director of Public Relations 

A. B. H untington College 

A. M. Lutheran Theological 

Seminary 

EUGENE W . RIEBE 

Business Manager and 

Treasurer 

A. B. W illiam Penn College 

PHIL J. GERRINGER 

Director of Development 

Director of Foundation 

D.C.S., H untington College 

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CORIN TH LANGE, Ed. D. 

Dean of the College 

Director of Student Personnel 

A.B., Huntington College 

A.M., Iowa University 

Ed. D., Bradley University 

E. FAYE CONNOR 

Associate Professor of Library Science 

Librarian 

CHARLES BRADY (below) 

Head of Business Dept. 

B.S., Northwest Missouri State 

M.A., Colorado State 

IRENE G. BERGDALL 

Dir. of Student Life 

for W omen 

Asso. Prof. of Math. 

A.B., Huntington 

A.M., Univ. of Mich. 

N.C.A. W orkshop 

Univ. of Minnesota 

M. EDNA SHIPLEY 

Prof. of Math. 

Chairman of Science Div. 

B.S., Dennison Univ. 

M.S., Univ. of Chicago 

N.C.A. Workshop 

Univ. of Minnesota 

D A W N BETTERLY (above) 

Instructor of Secretarial Science 

B.S., Huntington College 

M.S.. Michigan State Univ. 

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A.M.. A.B.L.S., A.M.L.S., University of 

Michigan 

CHESTER BURL SM ITH (above) 

Assistant Professor of Music 

A.B., Taylor University 

S.T.B. W estminster Theological Sem. 

M.S.M., Butler Univ., School of Religion 

DALLAS W EEKLEY (above) 

Ass. Prof. of Music 

B.M., M.M., Ind. Univ. 

FACULTY 

STRESSES 

SCHOLARSHIP . . . 

JO H N L. W IN TER 

Associate Prof. of Romance Language 

Chairman of Humanities Div. 

A.B., W est. Vir. Univ. 

A.M., Univ. of Mich. 

FREDERIC L. HOLLIS 

Assistant Prof. of Art 

A.B., M.A.T., Ind. Univ.

CARL D. ZURCHER 

Registrar 

Associate Prof. of Speech 

Director of Placement 

A.B., H untington College 

A.M., Northwestern University 

BETTY RUEGERS 

College Nurse 

R.N., Sparrow Hospital 

RALPH G. BEALER 

Assoc. Prof. of Biblical Languages 

and Literature 

A.B., Moravian College 

A.M., School of Religion, 

Butler University 

N.C.A., W orkshop; Mich. State Univ. 

J. RALPH PFISTER 

Assoc. Prof. of Doctrinal Theology 

and Christian Ed. 

A.B., B.D., D.D., Huntington 

N.C.A. W orkshop; Univ. of Chicago 

M ELVIN I. BURKHOLDER 

Dean of Seminary 

Prof. of Practical Theology 

A.B., B.D., Huntington College 

Th.D., Northern Baptist Theological 

Seminary 

N.C.A. W orkshop; Univ. of Chicago 

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FACULTY 

PROMOTES 

UNDERSTANDING 

MRS. RUTH ROSE 

Resident Counselor at M ilton W right 

Memorial Hall 

MRS. DORIS E. BEMIS 

R.N., Truesdale Hospital 

RICHARD E. KLOPFENSTEIN 

Associate Prof. of Physical Education 

Director of Physical Education 


M.S., Indiana University 

P.E. Director, Indiana University 

ROBERT MUELLER, B.D. 

Executive Sect, of Alumni Ass'n. 

Asst. Prof. of Philosophy and Theology 

A.B., B.D., Huntington College

Y. T. CHIU 

Associate Professor of Chemistry 

B.S., University of California 

A.M., Columbia University 

Ph.D., Cornell University 

DEAN GARRISON 

Assistant Professor of Applied Physics 


M.S., Toledo University 

DOUGLAS F. LEMASTER 

Associate Professor Biological Science 

B.S., Purdue University 

M.A., University of Michigan 

ROBERT H. PAINE 

Associate Professor of History 

and Political Science 

A.B., W heaton College 

A.M., University of Pennsylvania 

ROGER J. BUZZARD 

Assistant Professor of History and Political Science 


A.M., Michigan State University 

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FACULTY 

DEVELOPS 

STUDENT 

CHARACTER 

RACHEL CROW N 

Associate Professor of English 

B.S., Greenville College 

M.A., University of W ashington 

CAROLINE A. PALKO 

Assistant Professor of English 

A.B., M.A., Ball State Teachers 

College 

ROXY LEFFORGE (L) 

Professor of Sociology 

A.B., Indiana State Teacher's College 

A.M., M.R.E., D.R.E., Boston University 

ROMEO OLIVAS (R) 

Assistant Professor of Psychology 

and Education 

A.A., M anila Central Univ. 

A.B., M.A. in Education, Philippine 

Christian Colleges

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SENIORS

SENIORS 

W e shall miss these distinguished ones who are graduating from 

H. C. this year. It is our hope that this great country of America 

may be made even greater by graduates of this caliber as they 

enter their chosen fields of service. Your Alma Mater believes 

that you will be good representatives of the blending of Character 

and Culture, a motto which has been your guide post 

through the past four years.

Sharon Carothers 

Mrs. Joyce Buzzard 

Vincent Bagley 

SENIORS 

Student Union President 

Ray Seilhamer 

Mrs. M arvel Crumpacker 

Kay Daugherty 

Anne Dellinger 

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W ilbur DesJardins 

Barbara Dickey 

1960 

Eugene Felton 

President 

Robert Ball 

Larry Givens 

Robert Fulton 

Phyllis Fluke 

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Helen Howery 

Mrs. Doris Hey 

O rin Grogan 

SENIORS 

Vice President 

Dean Sommers 

Dennis and Joan H unt 

Donald Keller 

Donald Kline 

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Duane Kline 

Joyce Knoll 

I960 

Marcia Koeppel 

Secretary 

Barbara Boswell 

John Lowry 

John Lippe 

W illiam Lightner 

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Mrs. Alice Myers 

Michael McGlennen 

David M artin 

Treasurer 

Richard Burgess 

Robert Myers 

David Osgood 

Sue Ramey 

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Marcus Ripley 

Paul Sheets 


Carl Sipe 

Library Representative 

Phyllis Fogelsong 

Nancy Thrasher 

Mary Lou Snyder 

James Smelser 

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Raymond Zimmerman 

Harold W ust 

SENIORS 

James W iley 

THE SENIORS' LAST W ALK 

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WHO’S WHO 

Three proud seniors — Don Kline, 

Ray Zimmerman, and Ray Seilhammer 

— were elected by the faculty and student 

body to W H O 'S W H O IN A 

M ERICAN UNIVERSITIES A N D 

COLLEGES. Based upon scholarship, 

leadership, cooperation in educational 

and co-curricular activities, general citizenship, 

and potential future in society, 

this selection brings distinctive 

honor and a mark of educational attainment 

to a select group of students. 

D O N KLINE 

Present editor of the Huntingtonian 

is senior Don Kline. From 

H untington, Don is studying for 

Secondary education with English 

as his major and French and history 

as minors. He was the campaign 

manager for Mary Alice 

Chupp, Homecoming Queen in 

"58” . 


RAY SEILHAMMER 

Ray, a senior from Shippensburg, 

Pa., is president of the student 

union. Active in baseball and 

wrestling. Ray is preparing for 

the ministry with history as a 

major and social studies as a 

minor. 

RAY ZIM M ERM AN 

Senior from Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada, is 

Ray Zimmerman, the field secretary for the 

department of Christian education. He also 

is preparing for the ministry using Bible 

as his major. 

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Graduating 

Harley Chambers 

Graduating 

Robert Stricker 

President 

Jacob Stover 

Vice-President 

W ayne Smith 

SEMINARY 

The Theological Seminary of H untington College 

is dedicated to the task of assisting sincere Christians 

who are seeking instruction and training for His 

service. The program seeks to deepen the life of each 

student while preparing him for the many duties of 

Christian leadership. Officers of the Seminary are 

Jacob Stover, president; W ayne Smith, vice-president; 

and W ilber Sites, secretary-treasurer. 

The Seminary-sponsored Clericus meets monthly at its popular 

Noon-Day Luncheon.

Howard Anderson 

Carlson Becker 

George Brown 

Emmett Cox 

Richard Frederick 

N orm an M cFadden 

Harold Myers 

Junior M entzer 

Clyde V ernon Sharp 

W ilber Sites

UNDERCLASSMEN

UNDERCLASSMEN 

N o campus being complete without the "green beanie touch, 

we introduced the Freshman class to H. C. in grand style. The 

Sophomores, a group of nerve-racked individuals prior to the 

annual Little River debut, have now settled down to a year of 

education. Raising money is keeping the Junior class members 

occupied, since they are responsible for the annual Junior-Senior 

reception.


Lee Palmer 

Secretary 

Marie Kuhl 

Treasurer 

John Goodwin 

Library Rep. 

Mary M artha W heeler 

JUNIORS SPONSOR THE 

Leonard Austin 

Mrs. Lavelle Barnes Vonda Borton Samuel Bowman 

Macklyn Bradish 

Mary Alice Chupp Donald Crumpacker 

Marlyn Garver Donald Good Robert Hawk 

Edward Hersha 

Jerry Hudson Earl Kinney Mrs. Beverly Kline Ruth Kuhl 

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Alice Lehman 

Anita Losure Gerald Mann Keith Maxwell Kent Maxwell 

ANNUAL PENNY SUPPER 

Alden Myers 

David Myers Mrs. Esther Pflug H arold Poling Mrs. Rosalie Priddy 

Noel Reed Julia Sciatto W ally Septer Donna Smith Hollis Smith 

Keith Smith 

Phyllis Smith Janice Swartz Frank W interhalter Mary Lou W olf 

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Class President 

Roger Funk 


Max Kohr 

Secretary 

Kathryn Sargent 

Treasurer 

Joyce Reynolds 

WE WON! . . . FRESHMEN WADE 

Larry Arlington Mrs. N atalie Beal Bernice Boh Karlita Bonewitz Mrs. Doris Brady 

Mrs. Jean Burkey 

W illiam Cole 

Robert Comer 

David Dafforn 

Bred Davis 

Jack Diehl Larry Duhamell Loretta Folk Marilyn Gerrard 

Shirley Glass 

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Frederick Grogg Judith H arpham Victor Hogue Raymond H ouser Linda Hughes 

THE WABASH! 

James Jensen Jean Kaltenmark Norm an K night Forrest Kramer Francis Kurtansky 

Kenneth Ladd Linda Luther Gloria McClain Nancy M artin Peter N ull 

Pauline O ’Sullivan 

Kathleen Pinkerton Carol Roof Theron Smith Robert Staup 

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Larry Steward Shirley Stites Norm an VanTilburg Robert W addell Reino W antin 

Gale W eisman 

Geraldine W ingert 

James W ise 

Paul W ohlford 

Mary W olfe 

Tug-of-war between girls under College hose 

Burton W ygant 

Tug-of-war between boys over W abash

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Class President 

Jim Thompson 


Ronald Yohe 

Secretary 

Barbara M iller 

Treasurer 

M argaret Graham 

Sandra Amick Leona Bear Larry Beverly Janet Bonewitz Shirley Borton 

Marguerite Bostwick Joe Braden Karen Brown Lawrence Casey Harry Cassel 

Doyle Clark Roger Couch W illiam Crane George Crosby Linda Croy

Thomas Earlywine 

Rose Elkins Richard Farmer Judith Feller David Fong 

WE WADED THIS YEAR . . . 

M artha Ford Carol Gates Janet George Carolyn Gilbert Jenny Goodson 

Delbert Graham 

Michael Hahnert Richard Hanauer Carl Hoag Carol Houser 

Julie Howett 

Marcus Jackson Judith Jersey Charles Johnson W illiam Johnson 

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Eleanor Kahley Sandra Kirisits Mrs. Norm a Kitt Gene Kline D oris Kreps 

BUT WAIT TIL WE ARE SOPHOMORES 

Edward Kuntz A llan Lampman Emmett Lippe Annette Lucas Fred Luthy 

James M arabaugh Shirley Maxwell Mrs. Fabianna M iller James M iller Terry M iller 

Dorothy Mooney Bruce Musselman Joan Myers M ary Oyer Max Pasko 

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James Pennell 

Charles Poling Richard Price Paul Price A rthur Rachels 

TO A FRESHMAN . . . GRADUATION 

Betty Ruedger 

M ollie Schmitt Mrs. Kay Schnitz Joyce Schubert Susanna Shelhamer 

Linda Shock Jack Sills M arlin Simms Bonniesue Slaick Jack Slusser 

Luwanna Smith N ed Solloway Joan Sponhower Mrs. Virginia Stephen Gordon Town 

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Delores Trumbull 

Larry Ummel Rose W alker H arold W eaver Kay W eaver 

SEEMS SO FAR AWAY 

Judy W ood 

Mary Zeiter 

Fall Reception 

Freshman Initiation 

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KITCHEN 

HELP 

FRO NT ROW: Sharon Carothers, Helen Howery, Gloria McClain; SECOND ROW : Nancy Martin, 

Annette Lucas, Caroline Bright, Marlyn Garver, Julia Sciatto, Joyce Reynolds. 

STUDENT ASSISTANTS 

Bill Lightner, W es Rachels, Theron Smith 

Janitor Help 

Bruce Mueller 

Lab Assistant 

Mary Lou W olf, Marilyn Gerrard 

Girls’ P.E. Instructors 

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MAINTENANCE 

COOKS 

D on Evans and Bill Saufley 

Mrs. Pearl Stites, Mrs. Norma Septer, and Mrs. Luyclle 

W ilson 

PRINT SHOP 

Delbert Graham 

and 

Roger Funk

SEATED: Lelsey Lyons, Mrs. Burl Heck, Janet Peters. STANDING: Mrs. Earl Kinney, 

Barbara Dickey, Mrs. Galen Colclesser, Devena Osborn, Ann Dellinger, Mrs. Dennis Hunt, 

Mrs. Mitchell Smaka, Mrs. Glenn Palmer. 

Sandra Kirisits, Mrs. Ray Zimmerman. 

STUDENT ASSISTANTS IN LIBRARY 

SEATED: Mrs. Franis Burkholder, Mary Martha Wheeler, Rose W alker. STANDING: Vonda Borton, 

Marie Kuhl, Carol Roof, Luwanna Smith. 

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OFFICE HELP 

BOOKSTORE HELP 

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS 

Pauline O'Sullivan 

Lesley Lyons 

Janet George 

Margaret Graham

SPORTS

ATHLETICS 

School spirit, teamwork, and good sportsmanship are the factors 

which determine the rank of students in the world of sports. 

W in or lose, a team’s goal is to do its best, the ardent fan’s is to 

keep the fighting spirit. At H. C. all do the best possible and 

back the team wherever they may be.

DUANE KLINE 

N ED SOLLOWAY 

BILL LIGHTNER 

LARRY UMMEL 

W ALLY STOFFEL 

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SCOTT HOSLER 

LOWELL STOUDER 

DEAN M ERRYM AN 

JA Y HAMMEL 

D O N GOOD 

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RICHARD E. KLOPFENSTEIN, Coach 

LEFT COLUM N: Duane Kline, Wesley Rachels, Marcus Jackson, Wallace Stoffel, 

Scott Hosier. CENTER: D on Crumpacker and Coach Klopfenstein. RIGHT 

COLUMN: Lowell Stouder, Larry Ummel, Bill Lightner, Jay Hammel, Dean 

Merryman. 

D O N CRUMPACKER, Student Manager 

1959-1960 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 

November 20-21 

H.C. Opp. 

Tournament at Taylor 

Greenville ................ ................... .................... 83 76 

_________ 82 103 

November 27-28 Tournament at Grace 

......... 71 68 

________ 79 65 

December 1Taylor (community gym) .................. ............... . 77 79 

December 5 .................... 76 58 

December 8 *Tri-State ............. ------------ ----- ------ .................. 103 82 

December 12 ................... 101 89 

December ................. 87 48 

December 17 .................... 60 75 

*Denotes Mid-Central Conference Games 

H.C. Opp. 

January 5 M arian _______ ____ _ ................. 91 75 

January 9 Bluffton ........................... .................. 73 76 

January 12 *Ind. T ech...... ................... ................... 83 85 

January 15 Goshen ............................ ................ 88 72 

January 18 * Grace ............................... ........... 115 75 

January 23 Hanover ................ .......... .................. 79 77 

January 29 Rio Grande .................... .................. 76 75 

January 30 Cedarville ........................ ................ 100 83 

February 2 Kings C o llege................ ................... 90 73 

February 5 *Ind. Tech. ..................... .................. 84 75 

February 9 * Concordia .......................................... 97 75 

February 19 *Tri-State .......................... ................ 102 86 

February 23 *Concordia ...................... .................. 94 71 

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Getting ready for a fast 

game. 

W ill we get it? 

Jum p high, men. 

FIRST ROW : Emmett Lippe, Jim W iley. SECOND ROW : Larry Beverly, Dave Myers, Bob Comer, 

Jim Miller. T H IR D R O W : Nello W illiams, Terry McAfee, Jack Slusser. FO U RTH R O W : Don 

Good, Ned Solloway, Delbert Graham. 

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Sue Shelhamer, Judy Harpham, Linda Luther. 

Come on Foresters, we’re ready. 

All for Huntington stand up and holler, YEA FORESTERS! 

SUE SHELHAMER 

JU D Y HARPHAM 

LINDA LUTHER 

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Come on Dean, 

Stop that man. 

CHEERLEADERS 

Holding pep sessions and displaying signs, the cheerleaders give vitality to 

the fans and build school spirit. After several groups auditioned to be this year's 

cheerleaders, the athletic committee voted for Sue Shelhamer, H untington freshman, 

Judy Harpham , Pleasant Lake, Indiana sophomore; and Linda Luther, Fort 

Pierce, Florida sophomore, to lead them in their game enthusiasm. 

Did he make it?

BASEBALL 

The 1959 baseball team was somewhat 

of a disappointm ent as far as wins and 

losses were concerned. However, we as a 

student body recognize the hard work on 

the part of our Coach Ray Zimmerman 

Did he make it? 

and the team. They did a magnificent job 

of preparing Forest Glenn Park for future 

years. W e, as a student body, want to say 

"T H A N K Y O U FELLOW S!” for a wonderful 

job well done. 

FIRST ROW : 

Ray Zimmerman, coach 

SECOND ROW : 

Richard Burgess, catcher 

Larry Steward, catcher 

SCHEDULE 

H.C. Opp. 

April 18 Goshen ...................8 3 

April 21 Goshen. ...............................0 8 

April 24 Indiana T ech..........................1 

April 24 Indiana Tech 1 7 

May 2 Goshen 0 12 

May 13 Concordia.............................. 8 14 

May 14 Indiana Tech ...................... 3 2 

May 14 Indiana Tech 0 9 

T H IR D ROW : 

Dan Baumgartner, third base 

James Hoffman, left field 

Daniel W olfe, right field 

FOURTH ROW : 

Jay Hammel, first base 

Don Kline, pitcher 

Lowell Stouder, pitcher 

Terry McAfee, pitcher 

FIFTH ROW : 

Orin Grogan, second base 

Ray Seilhamer, shortstop 

Richard Scoville, left field 

SIX TH ROW : 

David Osgood, pitcher 

Duane Kline, center field 

SEVENTH ROW : 

Eugene Felton, center field 

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John Goodwin, 

student manager 

Left: 

Don Kline, 

pitcher 

Right: 

Duane Kline

TRAMPOLINE 

CLASS 

BOYS’ 

PHYSICAL 

EDUCATION 

INTRAMURAL 

BASKETBALL

TUMBLING 

Kenneth Fisher, 

Don Crumpacker. 

TENNIS 

TEAM 

Dave Arlington, Nello W illiam s, 

Dean Merryman, W allace Septer, 

Scott Hosier, Coach A l Meier. 

WRESTLING 

Terry M iller, 

M ark Rutledge. 

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ORGANIZATIONS

ORGANIZATIONS 

Campus organizations, which give students opportunities for 

social development and poise, are an integral part of a life of 

learning. These organizations, holding meetings at specified 

times, give to a student that which he has invested in them. 

Leadership qualities are given good soil in which to grow in 

these co-curricular activities— a fact that has great potential 

value in it.

SEATED: Mary Alice Chupp, 

Miss Irene Bergdall. STAN DING : 

Professor Ralph G. Bealer, Dean 

Corinth Lange, and Dennis Hunt. 

STUDENT AFFAIRS 

LIBRARY 

COMMITTEES 

PUBLICATIONS 

Don Crumpacker, Dr. J. Ralph Pfister, Dean Corinth Lange, Bob W addell, Don 

Kline. 

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Dr. Melvin Burkholder, Lee Palmer, 

Professor C. B. Smith, John Goodwin, 

Dean Corinth Lange, Mary 

Chupp, Norm an McFadden, and Ray 

Seilhamer. 

BELOW: Phyllis Fogelsong, Mary 

W heeler, Prof. Ralph Bealer, Prof. 

Faye Connor, and Prof. Rachel 

Crown. 

RELIGIOUS LIFE AND SERVICE 

STUDENT LOUNGE 

LOW ER LEFT: John Goodwin, Linda Hughes, Harold 

W ust, David Myers, and Alden Myers. 

ATHLETIC 

Eugene Riebe, Prof. Richard Klopfenstein, Dean Corinth Lange, Mary Lou 

W olfe, Lowell Stouder, Dean Sommers. 

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STUDENT 

COUNCIL 

Heading the Student Council this year 

are Ray Seilhammer, pres.; D on Kline, 

vice-pres.; Doris Hey, sec.; David Martin, 

treas.; and Dr. Corinth Lange, advisor. 

The members of this administrative and 

executive power of the student body are 

class presidents and other class representatives. 

The Student Council, sponsor of the 

annual W ork Day held on campus, received 

over $1,440 this year, all of which will 

be used for the building of new tennis 

courts on campus. 

(Above) Don Kline, Dave Martin, Doris Hey and Ray Seilhamer. 

FIRST ROW : Joan Myers, Doris Hey, Ruth Kuhl, Mary L. W olfe, Ray Seilhamer, and Dean Lange. 

SECOND R O W : Roger Funk, Kent Maxwell, Gale Weisman, Harold W ust, Robert Ball, Jim 

Thompson, and Dick Scoville. TH IR D ROW : Carlson Becker, Jacob Stover, Don Kline, David 

Martin. 

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HUNTINGTONIAN 

H u rry ! H urry! H u rry ! The H U N T IN G T O N IA N is out, 

get your copy while they last. Read by all who are connected 

with our college, the bi-weekly publication of 

school news contains the most and least important happenings 

concerning H.C. 

EDITORIAL STAFF 

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 

D O N KLINE 

SEATED: Mary W heeler, News; Pauline O ’Sullivan, Ruth Kuhl, Mary W olfe, 

Linda Luther, Mary Lou Snyder, and Sharley Stites. STANDING: David A rlington 

and Don Kline. 

NEWS STAFF 

BUSINESS MANAGER 

BOB W ADDELL 

SEATED: Vivian LeMaster, Judy Feller, Dawn Mooney, Mary Zeiter, Judy W ood. STAND 

ING: Don Kline, Dick Scoville, Rose Elkins, Pauline O'Sullivan, and Mary Wolfe. 

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LAYOUT STAFF: Barb Boswell, Don Crumpacker, Phyllis Fogelsong, and 

Nancy Thrasher. 

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 

DONALD E. CRUMPACKER 

MNEM 

W e of the staff worked 

days and often nights to 

make this 1960 M N EM O 

LAYOUT WORKERS: Jerry Mann, Mrs. Marvel Crumpacker; DIRECTORS: 

Alice Lehman; TYPISTS: Judy Harpham, Judy W ood. 

SYNE one that will be remembered. 

W e believe, 

however, that our efforts 

have been rewarded. 

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Assistant, Don 

Crumpacker; Chief, Noel Reed; Assistant, 

Nancy Thrasher.

ASSOCIATE EDITOR 

N A N C Y A N N THRASHER 

BUSINESS M ANAGER: Dave Myers, Assistant 

BUSINESS MANAGER: Roger Funk 

OSYNE 

AD V ERTISIN G STAFF: Nancy Thrasher, Dave Dafforn, Marlyn Garver, 

Dave Myers, Phyllis Fogelsong, A l Myers, Mary Lou Snyder, Don Crumpacker, 

and Linda Luther. 

This "M use of Memory’’ is 

made possible by those who 

worked hard selling ads, w riting 

copy, and taking pictures. 

COPY W ORKERS: M arie Kuhl, Beverly 

Kline, Mary Lou Snyder, Nancy Thrasher, 

and Don Crumpacker. 

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CLE 

KNEELING: Lee Palmer, Keith Maxwell, Ray Seilhamer, Kent Maxwell, Carlson Becker, and Bob 

W addell. STANDING: Jacob Stover, Robert Ball, Junior Mentzer, Norman McFadden, Mrs. H arriet 

Dellinger, Frank W interhalter, Pauline O ’Sullivan, H arold W ust, John Lippe, and Reuben Zurcher. 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS 

Ray Seilhamer, Prof. Roger Buzzard, Marvin Proffitt, Larry Hungerford, Mrs. Betty Houghton, D ennis 

Hunt, Gerald Gallaway, Mrs. W in ifred McManus, Paul W ohlford, Vincent Bagley, Prof. Robert 

Paine, and W ilbur DesJardins.

RICUS 

GOSPEL VOLUNTEERS 

The Gospel Volunteers offer an opportunity for students to train for future Christian service. N oon prayer 

meetings are conducted by the members as are services held once a month. Advisor Rev. Robert M ueller along 

with Officers Lee Palmer, president; Roger Funk, vice-president; Mary W olfe, secretary; and Darlene M c 

Clain, treasurer, attem pt to lead the students to a richer life with Christ. 

FIRST ROW : Mrs. H arriet Dellinger, Mary W heeler, M arlyn Garver, Vonda Borton, Phyllis Fogelson, Barbara Boswell, 

Mollie Schmitt, Carol Gates, Kathryn Sargent, Barbara Miller, Joyce Reynolds. SECOND ROW : Carol Roff, Gloria 

McClain, Margaret Graham, Anita Losure, Shirley Maxwell, Janet George, Doris Kreps, Caroline Bright, Marguerite Chapman, 

Marie Kuhl, Bonniesue Slaick, Sandra Kirisits, and Mary W olfe. T H IR D ROW : Ruth Kuhl, Riger Funk, John 

Goodwin, Dick Scoville, Francis Kurtansky, Keith Maxwell, Bob W addell, John Lippe, Kent Maxwell, Theron Smith, 

Carlson Becker, Frank W interhalter, Lee Palmer, Nancy Martin, Miram Bair, Julia Sciatto, and Pauline O ’Sullivan. 

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Y.W.C.A. 

To promote the Christian character of the students, the Y.W .C.A. holds 

monthly meetings which have "Culture in Christianity” as a theme for this 

year. The "Y ” Mixer and "Y ” Retreat are sponsored jointly by the 

Y.W .C.A. and the Y.M.C.A. Also sponsored by the girls are Big and Little 

Sister activities and the May Tea. Officers this past year: Mary Chupp, 

president; Mary W olfe, vice-president; Anne Dellinger, secretary; and 

Julia Sciatto, treasurer. Miss Faye Connor was advisor. 

FIRST ROW : Barbara Boswell, Linda Luther, Shirley Stites, Anita Losure, Kathy Pinkerton, 

Jenny Goodson, Darlene McClain, Carol Roof, and Shirley Borton. SECOND ROW : Nancy 

Thrasher, Marie Kuhl, Sharon Carothers, Carol Bright, Marguerite Bostwick, Margaret Graham, 

Shirley Maxwell, Doris Kreps, Janet George, Mary W olfe, Karlita Bonewitz, Alice Lehman, 

Shirley Glass, Janice Swartz, Joyce Reynolds, and Phyllis Fogelsong. TH IRD ROW : Judy 

Harpham, Rose Elkins, Ruth Kuhl, Vonda Borton, Linda Hughes, Mollie Schmitt, Mary 

W heeler, Anne Dellinger, Marlyn Garver, Kay Daughtery, Mrs. Bev Kline, Mary Chupp, 

Loretta Folk, Bonniesue Slaick, Julia Sciatto, M artha Ford, Kathy Sargent, Miss Faye Connor.

Y.M.C.A. 

Members of the Y.M.C.A. have an aim of encouraging growth in 

Christian interests and ideals. Speeches at their meetings pertain to 

their general Christian interests. Co-sponsor of the "Y ” Mixer and 

"Y ” Retreat. 

FIRST ROW : Francis Kurtansky, Victor Hogue, Paul 

W ohlford, Fred Grogg, Theron Smith, Bob W addell, 

and Roger Funk. SECOND ROW : Raymond Houser, 

Ed Kuntz, Lee Palmer, Kent Maxwell, John Goodwin, 

M r. Roger Buzzard, Harold Poling, Norm an 

Van Tilburg, and Keith Maxwell. 

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VARSITY CLUB 

Heroes of everyone are the Varsity Club members 

for they shine where our college is visible by all. 

They have worked hard this past year to make their 

club even more special than it has been in the past. 

Assisting the W .R.A., in selling at the games and 

buying a pop-corn popper for the school plus good 

sportsmanship gain respect for these major letter 

holders. Sponsored by Mr. Klopfenstein, the officers 

are: Pres., Dick Burgess; Vice-Pres., Duane Kline; 

Sec., James W iley; and Treas., Lowell Stouder. 

ABOVE: Larry Steward 

and Gene Felton selling 

pop at a home game. 

ROW ONE: Richard Klopfenstein. 

ROW TW O : Dick Scoville and Dick 

Burgess. 

ROW THREE: Nello W illiam s, Ray 

Seilhamer, and Oran Grogan. 

ROW FOUR: Lowell Stouder and 

Don Kline. 

ROW FIVE: Larry Handwork and 

Duane Kline. 

ROW SIX: James W iley and Donald 

Crumpacker. 

ROW SEVEN: Bobby Fulton and 

W illiam Lightner. 

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FIRST ROW : M arilyn Gerrard, and Marlyn Garlyn; SECOND ROW : Marie Kuhl, Julia Sciatto, 

Anita Leisure, and Mrs. Joyce Buzzard; TH IR D ROW : Barbara M iller, Gloria McClain, Betty 

Ruedger, Marguerite Bostwick; FOURTH ROW : Caroline Bright, Martha Ford; FIFTH ROW : Mrs. 

Beverly Kline, and Shirley Borton. 

W.R.A. 

"Over the net!” is just one of the cries heard around 

the gym on Saturday when the W om en’s Recreational 

Association holds a play day. This past year the members 

banded together with the Varsity Club in selling at the 

ball games and buying a p o p co rn popper for the school. 

Officers Marlyn Garver, pres.; Marilyn Gerrard, vicepres.; 

M arie Kuhl, sec.; and Darlene McClain, treas. are 

sponsored by Miss Betty Ruedger. 

Bev Kline and Darlene McClain (upper left) think 

its scrumptious, and Barbara M iller (left) says, "Popcorn 

anyone?” 

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FUTURE TEACHERS 

FIRST ROW : Mrs. Doris Hey, Donna Smith, Jean Kaltenmark, Alice Lehman, Shirley Glass, and Eleanor Kahley. SECOND ROW : 

Mary Snyder, Vonda Borton, Joan Myers, Kay Weaver, M argaret Graham, Barbara Boswell, Linda Luther, Shirley Stites, Nancy 

Martin, Julia Sciatto, Janice Swartz, Marcia Koeppel, and Bernice Boh. T H IR D ROW : Mary W olfe, Phyllis Fogelsong, Mrs. Bev 

Kline, Kay Daugherty, Jim Thompson, Jay Hammel, Don Kline, Ed Kuntz, Kent Knight, Mr. Romeo Olivas, Bonniesue Slaick, 

Mary Chupp, Miriam Bair, and Mrs! Marvel Crumpacker. 

H untington College graduates several teachers with 

each class. Prior to graduation these students along with 

underclassmen who aspire to someday be teachers compose 

the Student Education Association. Sponsored by 

Mr. Romeo Olivas this organization’s officers are: Doris 

Hey, president; Mrs. Bev Kline, vice-president; Donna 

Smith, secretary; and Alice Lehman, treasurer. 

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CAMPUS PLAYERS 

The Campus Players learn about dramatics and 

practice this learning by participating in play presentations. 

A one act, "The Happy Journey to Camden and 

Trenton,” and a Spring Production of three acts were 

given this year. Although this year’s Campus Players 

received a late start, they enjoyed several performances 

during the second semester. The officers are: Mary 

Lou Snyder, Pres.; M ax Pasko, Vice-Pres.; Barbara 

M iller, Sec.; and M ollie Schmitt, Treas. Miss Rachel 

Crown is faculty advisor. 

Hold on Mama, now's no time to make Dudley get out. 

W e’re almost home. 

ABOVE: Poor Dudley! Are you in trouble with Mama 

again ? 

SITTING: Nancy M artin, Mary Lou Snyder. 

STANDING: Shirley Stites, M iriam Bair, Nancy 

Thrasher, Don Kline, Marie Kuhl. 

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TRIOS 

BELOW: Sandra Kirisits, Rose W alker, Carol Gates. 

The Girls' Trios aid the college 

in public relations work as they 

travel doing deputation. 

Prof. Chester Smith, director 

RIGHT: Helen Howery, Loretta Folk, 

and Doris Kreps. 

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BAND 

Blazing horns and trilling reeds come sounding 

forth from the third floor of the Ad Building 

where the Band is in it’s second year of 

reactivation. Practicing is done to perfection, and 

plans are being made to make Band an academic 

course. 

CHOIR 

The Choir and its members have done fine 

deputation work throughout the year. Helping 

to present the community "M essiah” and going 

on the spring concert tour are two of the group 

activities enjoyed by all the members. 

IN FRONT: Chester Smith, director; FIRST ROW : Judy W ood, Eleanor Kahley, 

Mrs. Rosalie Priddy, Harold Weaver, Janice Swartz, Earl Kenny, and Jerry 

Dorsey. SECOND ROW : Linda Croy, Judy Harpham, Janet George, Mollie 

Schmitt, Delbert Graham, Jim Miller, Macklyn Bradish, Ed Kuntz, and Mark 

McHenry. 

FIRST ROW : Janice Swartz, Ruth Kuhl, Mrs. Rosalie Priddy, Helen Howery, Tillie Kramer, Esther Crawford, Mrs. 

Betty Houghton, Professor C. B. Smith; SECOND ROW : Coralyn Gilbert, Judy Feller, Theron Smith, Allen Lampman, 

Charles Poling, Delores Trumbull, Loretta Folk; TH IRD ROW : Jim Miller, Tom Paul, Gale W isman, Delbert 

Graham, Gerald Gallaway, Macklyn Bradish, Doyle Clark, Ed Kuntz. 

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FRONT ROW : Anita Losure, Judy Wood, Linda Luther. BACK ROW : Joyce Reynolds, Ruth Kuhl, Dave 

M artin, Raymond Houser, Pauline O ’Sullivan, Miss Edna Shipley. 

SCIENCE CLUB 

The purpose of the Science Club is to make general scientific and mathematical ideas comprehensible 

to the average person. Members often have a science or math background, but all that 

is required is an interest in these subjects. 

Now it's this way ! 

W hat did you say this device did? 

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AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . 

Alice Lehman and Prof. Smith scrubbed and rubbed on W ork Day. 

You're late for class, Keith ! 

W ill they ever get enough cider made? 

This is where we study. 

That coat is a little small for two! However, they tried. 

W e'd like to compliment John Beal for his parking 

skill. 

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ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES 

"Variety” is the term which best applies to our college activities. 

W hether selling sweat shirts or banquet tickets, dressed in sports 

or formal attire, we are earning dividends which will be used to 

improve Huntington College. Hard W ork? Yes, but we think 

it’s fun.

HOMECOMING 

Mary W olfe 

After three days of campaigning, 

Mary W olfe, a sophomore 

from Ann Arbor, Michigan, 

was elected Homecoming 

Queen for 1959. Congratulations, 

Mary! 

Margaret Graham and Lowell Stouder 

Mary W olfe and Roger Funk 

Barbara Boswell 

Margaret Graham

Linda Luther 

Four outstanding young 

ladies were chosen for the 1959 

homecoming queen contest. All 

made outstanding efforts and 

they, along with their managers, 

should be praised. 

Linda Luther and 

Richard Burgess 

Barbara Boswell and 

John Goodwin 

The boys made the dormitory shine for 

the annual Open House during Homecoming 

W eek. Lee Palmer (right) enjoyed 

his clean room. (W e give you 

credit, Lee— it was clean that day.)

CHAPEL PROGRAMS 

George McGlennen 

Mrs. Myron Corll 

Rubinoff and his Violin 

Mrs. John Palko, Mrs. Charles Norton, and 

Mr. Ralph Bealer. 

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WASHINGTON BANQUET 

The social highlight of the school is the W ashington 

Banquet, initiated in 1920 as being a costume affair 

simulating George and M artha characters. Presently 

it is more formal. The Banquet is under the 

direction of the Student A ffairs Committee, Miss Irene 

Be rgdall, chairman. This year the H untington Room 

of the H otel LaFontaine was chosen as the Banquet 

site. 

Dr. Gerald Jones, minister of the W ayne Street M ethodist 

Church, Fort Wayne, Indiana, was guest speaker 

and used "Challenge to America” as his topic. 

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CHRISTIAN LIFE 

EMPHASIS 

WEEK 

"Life Begins W ith Calvary” 

was made vital to all of us during 

the annual Christian Life Emphasis 

W eek, February 29-March 

7. Dr. Earle W . Gates, distinguished 

by leadership in the In 

ternational Society of Christian 

Endeavor, led the m orning devotions 

in assembly and brought 

the evening messages throughout 

the week. 

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WORK DAY 

Over $1,400 was earned by the industrious 

H. C. students on this year’s 

W ork Day. The money will be used to 

build new tennis courts for the school. 

After the hard day’s work, the students 

enjoyed an evening of good food 

and entertainment. 

Jack Slusser turned out to be quite a cider salesman. 

CLEAN-UP DAY 

Clean-up Day at H. C. is synonymous 

with rakes, shovels, axes, mops, tired 

students and Profs, who band together 

to make our campus clean. 

Jim Wiley, David Myers, Larry Handwork, Bob Fulton, and Prof. W inters worked 

hard to make the front of the campus sparkle. 

Let’s get those cinders loaded, men. 

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STUDENT LOUNGE 

The Student Lounge is one of the major attractions of our campus. Faculty and 

students gather here for discussions of everything from last night’s ballgame to 

the fall of the Bourbons and classes for the next day. 

Mary Chupp, Helen Howery, Marlyn Garver, and 

Dee W ust fill the orders taken at the lunch 

counter. 

The lounge is a wonderful place for relaxing over 

a cup of coffee before the next class. 

HAYRIDE 

It was cold! The wintery evening of October 

10, 1959, was the time of the annual Junior 

Hayride. The group bumped along to the Markle 

Boy Scout cabin where several of the students 

entertained. Pictured in one of the wagons are 

three of the couples enjoying the Ride. 

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The Lounge at one of its busier moments throughout the day. 

LIBRARY 

One of the informal groups gathered to enjoy the coffee hour. 

COFFEE HOUR 

RIGHT: Dr. Burkholder, reviewing the book, Try Giving Yourself A 

way, at one of the monthly Coffee Hours.

INITIATION AND TUG-OF-WAR 

Zany costumes, lots of laughs, and walking, both wet and dry, start our freshmen on their way at 

H. C. Freshmen Day brings many memories for the many years to come. 

“Come on men, pull harder.” 

Heave, heave— we pulled together and still got wet. 

River or pond, we're bound to get soaked. 

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"D on't we make a pretty picture?” "W ell, unusual 

anyway.” 

"See, all we needed was a little concentration.' 

FRESHMAN WALK 

Parading down College Avenue 

the "greenies w ith the Beanies” 

display their works of art assigned 

to them by the sophomores. 

All in line and rarin’ to go. 

"D id you ever have so much fun? 

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SENIOR 

V IN C EN T RALPH BAGLEY 

525 Lake Street, Huntington, Indiana 

A.B. History 

Activities: 

Public Affairs 2, 3, 4, (Sec.-Treas. 3 ); Clericus 4. 

Pictured on page 18. 

ROBERT BALL 

R.R. 5, Muncie, Indiana 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Sr. Class Pres.; Clericus 2, 3, 4. 

Pictured on pages 19. 64. 

BARBARA JEANNE BOSWELL 

Akron, Indiana 

B.S. Education 

Activities: 

Garden Day Court 2; Maypole 3; Homecoming Queen 

Candidate 4; Class Secretary 4; Pres. Jr.-Sr. Dorm 

4; Mnemosyne 3, 4; Huntingtonian Reporter 4; 

Y.W .C.A. 2, 3, 4; S.E.A. 2, 3, 4; Gospel Volunteers 

4. 

Pictured on pages 21, 62, 65, 66, 70, 78, 79. 

RICHARD M A N N IN G BURGESS 

R.R. 2, Richmond, Indiana 

B.S. Physical Education 

Activities: 

Jr. Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Co-campaign Manager 4; 

Treas. Sr. Class; S.E.A. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 

Pictured on pages 22, 53, 68, 79. 

JOYCE EVELYNE BUZZARD 

550 Cline Street, Huntington, Indiana 

B.S. Biology 

Activities: 

Lab. Assistant 4; Choir 1, 2; Huntingtonian 2; 

W.R.A. 4; Campus Players 1, 2; Gospel Volunteers 

1 , 2 . 

Pictured on pages 18, 69. 

KAY ELLEN DAUGHERTY 

R.R. 7, Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

Band 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3; S.E.A. 1, 

2, 3, 4. 

Pictured on pages 18, 66, 70. 

MARGARET A N NE DELLINGER 

1140 N orth Reese Place, Burbank, California 

B.S. Business 

Activities: 

Huntingtonian Staff 3, 4; Mnemosyne Business Staff 

1, 2, 3; Garden Day 3; Student Lounge 1, 2, 3; Sec. 

to D r. Becker 2, 3, 4; W .R.A. 1 ; Gospel Volunteers 

1, 2. 


W ILBUR F. DesJARDINS 

620 Opal Street, Huntington, Indiana 

B.S. History 

Activities: 

Public Affairs 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4 ); A Capella Choir 2. 

BARBARA ELLEN DICKEY 

1628 Freedom Street, Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

Garden Day 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; 

Choir, 1, 2, 3; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3. 


BEATRICE M. DILLON 

1006 Guilford Street, Huntington, Indiana 


MARGARET DOUGLAS 

Fayette, Ohio 

B. S. 

SHARON CAROTHERS 

W ixon, Michigan 

Secretarial Science Diploma 

Activities: 

Y.W .C.A. 1, 2; W .R.A. 1 ; Garden Day 1 . 


MARVEL ELAINE CRUMPACKER 

R.R. 1, Markle, Indiana 

B. S. Physical Education 

Activities: 

Choir 1, 2, 3; W .R.A. 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. 1 ; Mnemosyne 


C. EUGENE FELTON 

Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

Varsity Basketball 1, 3; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity 

Club 2, 3, 4. 


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DIRECTORY 

PH Y LLIS K A REN FLUKE 

704 Salamonie Avenue, Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

Huntingtonian Staff 1, 2, 3; Mnemosyne Staff 1, 2, 

3; S.E.A . 1, 2, 3, 4. 


PHYLLIS FOGELSONG 

R.R. 2, Blissfield, Michigan 


Activities: 

Fall Production 2; Mnemosyne 4; Choir 2, 3; 

Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E.A. 1, 2, 4; Campus Players 

2. 

Pictured on pages 23, 59, 62, 63, 65, 66, 70. 

ROBERT LEW IS FU LTO N 



Activities: 

Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 


LARRY EUGENE GIVENS 

R.R. 3, W abash, Indiana 



O R IN L. G ROGAN 


B.S. Math and Business 

Activities: 

Basketball 1 ; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 

2,3,4. 


DORIS A N N HEY 

R.R. 1, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania 


Activities: 

Garden Day 3; Junior Class Secretary; Student Council 

4 (Sec. 4 ); Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3; S.E.A. 1, 3, 4 (Pres. 

4). 


BETTY H O U G H T O N 

804 North Jefferson Street, Huntington, Indiana 

B.S. History 


H ELEN A N N H O W E R Y 

R.R. 2, Leslie, Michigan 


Activities: 

W omen's Trio 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 

4; Y.W .C.A. 1, 2. 


D EN N IS H U N T 

Lagro, Indiana 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Y.M.C.A. (Pres. 2); Student Affairs Committee 4; 

Religious Life and Service Committee; Student Council 

3, 4; Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4; Clericus 3, 4. 


E D IT H JO A N H U N T 

Lagro, Indiana 


Activities: 

Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3 (Treas. 3); Junior Class Treas.; 

Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3. 


D O N A L D FLOYD KELLER 

1855 Fruit Street, Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

Golf 4; Intram ural Basketball 3, 4. 


CHARLES D U A N E K LIN E 

1855 Fruit Street, Huntington, Indiana 

Activities: 

Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 

3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 

Pictured on pages 2 1, 46, 48, 68. 

D O N K LIN E 


A.B. English 

Activities: 

Pres. Junior Class; Huntingtonian Editor 4; Varsity 

Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Campus 

Players 1, 2, 3 (Pres. 1); Varsity 3, 4; Gospel Volunteers 

1 ; Public Affairs Club 2. 

Pictured on pages 20, 25, 53, 58, 60, 61, 68, 70, 71. 

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SENIOR 

JOYCE RHEA K N OLL 

529 H igh Street, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania 


Activities: 

Library Committee 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Dorm. Sec.-Treas. 3, 

4; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 4 ); Y.W .C.A. 2, 3, 

4; Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4. 


M ARCIA A N N KOEPPEL 

215 East Second Street, Rockford, Ohio 


Activities: 

Messiah 3; Fine Arts Club 2, 3; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 


W ILLIA M LIG H TN ER 



Activities: 

Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 

3, 4; Y.M.C.A. 2, 3 (Vice-Pres. 2); Varsity Club 

1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 3). 

Pictured on pages 21, 40, 46, 48, 68. 

JO H N F. LIPPE 

Abilene, Kansas 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4; Clericus 3, 4. 


JO H N EM M ETT LOW RY 

755 Margaret Street, Huntington, Indiana 

B.S. Business Administration 

Activities: 

Student Council 2; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2 (Vice-Pres. 1; Sec.- 

Treas. 2; Gospel v o lu n te e rs . 

Pictured on page 2 1. 

ALICE REBECCA M A R T IN 

2226 Sunnymede Drive, Ft. Wayne, Indiana 


Pictured on page 22 

N O R M A N LEE M cFA D DEN 

1212 Grelle Avenue, Lewiston, Idaho 

A.B. Religion 

Activities: 

Clericus 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4 ); Religious 

Life and Service Committee 4. 


M ICHAEL M cG LEN N EN 

South W hitley, Indiana 


Activities: 

S.E.A. 2, 3, 4. 


W IN IFR E D M cM ANUS 

619 McGahn Street, Huntington, Indiana 

A.B. History 

Pictured on page 64 

ALICE JO A N MYERS 



Activities: 

Girls’ Quartet; Choir 1, 2, 3; Garden Day 3; 

Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3 (Sec. 2; Pres. 3). 


ROBERT EUGENE MYERS 

R.R. 2, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; Student 

Council 2, 3; Sophomore Class Pres.; Student Affairs 

Committee 4. 


D A V ID LAW RENCE OSG O O D 

W oodland, Michigan 


Activities: 

Men's Chorus 2; M en’s Quartet 3; Varsity Baseball 1, 

2; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Golf 4; Varsity Club 

2, 3, 4; Y.M.C.A. 2. 


SUE A N N RAMEY 

309 Joe Street, Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

S.E.A. 1, 2; Huntingtonian Staff 1, 2, 3; Mnemosyne 

Staff 1, 2, 3. 


MARCUS RIPLEY 

R.R. 1, Monroe, Indiana 

Business Administration Diploma 

Activities: 

Junior Varsity Basketball 1. 


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DIRECTORY 

RAY A LV IN SEILHAM ER 

R.R. 2, Chambersburg. Pennsylvania 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; H untingtonian 

1 ; Student Council 1, 3, 4 (Pres. 4 ); Homecoming 

Manager 1 ; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Clericus 3, 4; 

Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4. 


PAUL SHEETS, JR. 

Gladwin, Michigan 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Gospel Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4; Clericus 3, 4. 


CARL ALLEN SIPE 

R.R. 1, Monroe, Indiana 


Activities: 

Choir 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 1; Men's Quartet 1, 2; 

Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 

4. 


JAMES LEROY SMELSER 

R.R. 1, LaFontaine, Indiana 


Activities: 

S.E.A. 3, 4; Intermural Basketball 2, 3. 


M ARY LOUISE SNYDER 



Activities: 

Fall Production 1, 2, 3; 1-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic 

Committee 3; Huntingtonian 2, 3, 4 (Editor 3); 

Mnemosyne 2, 3, 4; S.E.A. 1, 2; Campus Players 1, 

2, 3, 4; Y.W .C.A. 1, 2, 3; Maypole 2. 


N A N C Y A N N THRASHER 



Activities: 

Mnemosyne 2, 3, 4 (Editor 3 ); Publications Board 

3; Y.W .C.A. 2, 3, 4; Campus Players 2, 3, 4; Science 

Club 3, 4; S.E.A. 4; Gospel Volunteers 3. 


HERBERT LELAND TRIPP 

614 Himes Street, Huntington, Indiana 

B.S. 

Activities: 

Science Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 2 ); Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 

3. 

JAMES R. W ILEY 

2291/2 Madison Street, Huntington, Indiana 


Activities: 

Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 (Sec. 4 ); S.E.A. 4; Jr. Varsity 

Coach 4. 


PHYLLIS C A TH A RIN E W ILLIAM S 

Roanoke, Indiana 


H A RO LD RALPH W U ST 

2028 College Avenue, Huntington, Indiana 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Student Council 2, 4; Jr. Class Treas.; Student Lounge 

Committee 3; Student Lounge Manager 4; Clericus 

4; Gospel Volunteers 1, 4; Choir 1. 


D E A N D A V ID SOMMERS 

207 W . Lawrence Street, Montpelier, Ohio 

B.S. 

Activities: 

Choir 1, 2, 3 (Pres. 3); Student Council 3; Jr. Varsity 

Basketball 3; M en’s Quartet 2, 3; Vice-Pres. of Class 

2, 4; Athletic Committee 1, 2; Science Club 3; 

Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 


ROBERT STRICKER 


B.D. 

Activities: 

Clericus 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 4). 


R A Y M O N D W ILLIA M ZIM M ERM A N 

479 Campus Street, Huntington, Indiana 

A.B. 

Activities: 

Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Pres. 1 ); Victory Fund 

Campaign Chr. 2; Baseball Field Project Chr. 3; Baseball 

Coach 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Clericus 3, 4. 


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UNDERCLASSMEN 

Sandra Amide ________ -----___ ____ ___ 1085 E. Tipton, Huntington, Indiana..................... ....... - ................................ .................35 

Howard Anderson -_____ ________ 506 W . Market, Rockford, Ohio..---- ---------------------- ------------------ ---------- -------- 27 

Larry Arlington .... 622 Opal, Huntington, Indiana........................................................ 32, 55, 61 

Leonard Austin ______ ___ ___ ____ 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana..................................... ................ .............. 30 

Miriam Bair ................................................. R.R. #1, Bryan, Ohio........................ ........ 

Howard Baker ___ _____ ___ __ ____ 641 Lincoln Ave., Huntington, Indiana ...... .................. 

Hubner Bakner ... ............. R.R. #3, Decatur, Indiana 

Lavelle Barnes ................................................ R.R. #1, Andrews, Indiana............................................................................................................ 30 

Rex Baxter ......... -.......................... R.R. # 6, Huntington, Indiana............................... ..... ............... ........ ......... 

John Beal ----------------- ---------------- 847 Tracy, Huntington, Indiana ......... .............. ......... ...... 

Natalie Beal .................................................. 515 Clark, Huntington, Indiana.................................................................................................... 32 

Leona Bear ----- ... R.R. #2, Huntington, Indiana ---- 35 

Carlson Becker ........ .................. 2035 College, Huntington, Indiana ................ ..... ....... -27, 60, 64, 65 

W illiam Bennett .......................................... 324 Tyson, Akron, Ohio........................................................................................... ........................ 

Larry Beverly ................................................ Fowler, Illinois.-..........................................................................................................................35, 49 

Bernice Boh ........ 641 W ashington, Huntington, Indiana 32, 70 

Janet Bonewitz ............................................. 915 Elm, Huntington, Indiana.......................................................................................................35 

Karlita Bonewitz ........................................... R.R. #1, W arren, Indiana.................................................................................................... 32, 66 

Shirley Borton .............................................. R.R. # 2 , Fayette, Ohio.............................................................................................................-35, 66 

Vonda Borton .....-......................................... R.R. #2, Fayette, Ohio..............................................................................- - 30, 42, 65, 66, 70 

Donald Bosh ..........- ........... ..... 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana ..... .......................... .............. - ...... 

Eva Bosh ............. .............. 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana ............................................ 

Marguerite Bostwick ............................. R.R. # 1 , Augusta, Michigan..................................................................................... — 35, 66, 69 

Samuel Bowman ................ - ............. 7119 N.E. 133 Ave., Vancouver, W ashington ........ ....... 30 

Macklyn Bradish ..................... 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana...................... ...... ........ .................... ............. 30, 73 

Doris Brady .................................................... 1836 College, Huntington, Indiana.......................................................................................... 32 

Joe Braden ....................................................... 812 Hoyt, Michigan City, Indiana........................................................................ - .............- —35 

Caroline Bright ............................................. 5748 Rocket, Lakewood, California.............................................................. -.........40, 65, 66, 69 

Don Broderick ......................................... R.R. # 1 , N ew Lebanon. Ohio..................................................-........................................................ 

George Brown 1013 Campus, Huntington, Indiana 27 

Karen Brown ............................ R.R. # 5 , Huntington, Indiana---------------------- ---- ---------- - ........ 35 

Jean B u rk ey...................... ............................. 1926 College, Huntington, Indiana - 32 

Leonora Byrd .................................................. 203 W . Wabash, Bluffton, Indiana.................................................................................................. 

Lawrence Casey ............................................ 38 N . Jackson, Andrews, Indiana..................................................................................................35 

Harry Cassel ........................... .................. 955 E. Dorothy Lane, Kettering, O hio............................. ....... ............ .......................... 35 

Harley Chambers ... ..................................... 626 Opal, Huntington, Indiana .......... .......................26 

Mary Alice Chupp .......-............ R.R. # 1 , Roanoke, Indiana ........... ......................... ........ 30, 58, 59, 66, 70, 84 

Doyle Clark ................................ Elm, Pioneer, Ohio ....................... ............ .................... ....................... 35 

Joyce Colclesser ............. ............. ................. 2006 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana...... ........ ....... ........ ............................ ........... 

W illiam Cole -------------- ----------------- R. R. #2, N . Manchester, Indiana-------------------- ---- ------- -------- -------------------------32 

Robert Comer .............................. ................ 431 W . Coolspring Ave., Michigan City, Indiana.. ..................32, 49 

Roger Couch ------------------------------------- 933 Polk, Huntington, Indiana------------------------------------------- ------ ---- ---- ------ 35 

Emmett Cox ..... ............................................. 1005 E. 26th, Muncie, Indiana ................................................................................................ 27 

W illiam Crane ...—....................... ............ 2425 W ashington Court, Ft. Wayne, Indiana..... ......... ................. -----............ ........35 

Esther Crawford ......................... ..... 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana ------- ---- -------------------- ----------------- ---------------------- 

James Crawford ____________ —.......... 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana--------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- 

Stuart Crooks .................................................. 475 Lake, Huntington, Indiana....................................................................................................... — 

George Crosby ............................................. R.R. #2, Payne, Ohio.........................................................................................................................35 

Linda Croy .................................................... R.R. #1, Convoy, Ohio.............................................. ................................................................... 35 

Donald Crumpacker ------ -------- ------ R.R. #1, Markle, Indiana .............................. 30, 48, 55, 58, 62, 63, 68 

David Dafforn .............................................. Box 31, Zanesville, Indiana --................................. ...........................................................32, 63 

Fred Davis ___ __ ___________________ Box 179, Middleton, Michigan.................... ......— -------------- ----------— ...... - .........32 

Harriet Dellinger ........................................ Box 72, W illshire, Ohio......................................................................................................... 64, 65 

Jack Diehl .... - 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana ......................32 

Dale Dietz ________ ___ ______ ___ ___ 268 Frederick, Huntington, Indiana------------------------------ ------ ------------- 

Gerald Dorsey ............................................. R.R. # 4 , Gettysburg, Pennsylvania..............................................................................................73 

Larry Duhamell ........................................... Box 133, Zanesville, Indiana........................................................................................................... 32 

Thomas Earlywine ..................... ............ 1616 Cottage, Huntington, Indiana.-................... ........................ .................... 36 

Rose Elkins .................................................. Helmer, Indiana................................................................................................................. 36, 61, 66 

Marvin English ___ ___-............................ 2201 Horton, Grand Rapids, Michigan ... -------------------- ---------------------- 

Jack Fahrnow _______ ____ ____ 878 E. Market, Huntington, Indiana.................. .............................................. ......... 

Richard Farmer .............- ........... R.R. #2, South Whitley, Indiana------------------------------ ------------------------------- 36 

Judith Feller __ ______ _______ _____ — 111 Greenleaf, Onsted, Michigan------------------------------------------------ ----- -------------36, 61 

Kenneth Fisher ........................................ 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana .................................................................................... ....... 55 

Ronald Fites .................................................. R.R. #1, Macy, Indiana. ..................................................................................................................... 

Loretta Folk ......... ................ R.R. #3, Huntington, Indiana........ .................................................. .....32, 66, 72 

David Fong __________ ____ -.......... ...... Taipei, Formosa--- --------------------- --------------------------------------------- ---------------- 36 

Martha Ford ..... ________ ______ R.R. #1, Camden, Michigan... ---- ------------ ---------- ----------- ------ 36, 66, 69 

Richard Frederick ...................—.................. Box 247, W arren, Indiana.................................................................................... ........................... 27 

Roger Funk ........ ......................... ..... ....... 844 Himes, Huntington, Indiana------ ------ --------------- ------ 32, 41, 60, 63, 65, 67, 71, 78 

Gerald Gallaway .......................................- R.R. # 2, Leslie, Michigan................................................................................................................ 64 

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Marlyn Garver .... ... R .R . # 2 C lare, Michigan... ...................... ....................... 30, 40, 63, 65, 66, 69, 84 

Gates Erie Road, Derby, New York................. ............. ............................................. ..... 36, 65, 69 

Janet Geor g e : ..................... R.R. #3, Hillsdale, Michigan ....... 36, 43, 65, 66 67 

Marilyn Gerrard 705 Leopold, Huntington, Indiana ............................ ....................... 32, 40, 6 9 

Carolyn Gilbert ............................-........ R.R.#1, LaFontaine, Indiana................... , , 

Shirley Glass .................................................. R-R- H untington, Indiana................ .......................................................................-32, 66 70 

Donald Good .................. -___ __________ 1855 Fruit, Huntington, In d ia n a ..------------------------------ ---- ---- 30, 47, 49 

Jenny Goodson ............... R R- #1- Selma, Indiana . ........................................................................ 36, 66 

John Goodwin ............................................. W illshire, Ohio............. ......................................................30, 53, 59, 65, 67, 79 

Delbert Graham .................................... Star Route, Gem, Kansas 36, 41, 49, 7 3 

Margaret Graham _________ ____ ______ 3976 N . Jacob Road, Caro, M ichigan....... ........................... ........................35, 65, 66, 70, 78 

Carlyle Grill .............................................. - RR- # 1 . New Lebanon, Ohio.... ------- 

Frederick Grogg ........... .................. ----- R-R- #2, Geneva, Indiana------------- ----------- ------------ ---------------- 33. 

Richard Hanauer .............. ........... 605 Leopold, Huntington, Indiana ------------ ---- ---- -------------- ------ 36 

Michael Hahnert .....................................----- 246 S. Briant, Huntington, Indiana ...... .................................................. ..... .............. ........... 

Jay Hammel R.R. #1, Huntington, Indiana...................................................................................47, 48, 53, 70 

Tarry Handwork ............-.............................. 1110 College, Huntington, Indiana....................................................................................... 68, 83 

Arden Hanselman ......................................... Andrews, Indiana.............- ......................................................................... —....... 

Zona Harman ____________ _____ R.R. #1, Huntington, In d ian a---- ------------------------- ----- ------- 

Judith Harpham __________________ RR- # 1 , Pleasant Lake, Indiana... ................................... .............. 33, 50, 62, 66, 73 

Robert Hawk ....................... ....... .................. R R - # 2 , Payne, Ohio.... ..........................- 30 

Naomi Henry .................................................. R-R- #1, Culver, Indiana...... ..................... 

Edward Hersha 856 Campus, Huntington, Indiana 30 

E v e Hill ..................................—- Clear Creek Road, Huntington, Indiana........................................................................ - ................. 

Edward Hersha 

R.R. #1, Huntington, Indiana 

Carl Hoag .....-----................ ....... 35 Center Road, Huntington, Indiana ............................. 

Victor Hogue ................................................ R-R- # 1 , Osseo, Michigan -......................................................................................................33, 67 

Scott Hosier ............................... .......... 920 First, Huntington, In d ian a....... .......................................... ........... ......... — 47, 48, 55 

Carol Houser .................................................. Box 108, LaOtto, Indiana ....... ......... 36 

Raymond H o u s e r..............-......................... R.R. #4, Portland, Indiana 33, 67, 74 

Julia Howett .. ........................... 256 S. Briant, Huntington, Indiana----- --- ----------------------- ----------36 

Jerry Hudson ........................................... 2106 Bronson, Marion, In d ian a...................................................................... —- 30 

Linda Hughes ............................................... 940 Ogan, Huntington, In d ian a...................................................................................... 33, 59, 66 

Douglas Hum ..........................-----............... 7 1 1 ½ Guilford, Huntington, Indiana.............. ....................... ................. 

Clarice Isch .................................................... 235 Northwood, Bluffton, Indiana..................................................................................................... 

Marcus Jackson ............................................ 218 Pagin, South Bend, In d ian a........................................................................................... 36, 48 

James Jensen ______ _______ __ 1925 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana...................................... ........................ .............. ............. ....... 33 

Judith Jersey ........ ...........-............................. R-R- #8, Huntington, Indiana.........................................................................................................36 

Charles Johnson ........-..... .................... ....... 1001 E. Columbia, Mason, M ichigan........ ................... ..................................................... 36 

Martha Johnson ............................................ R-R- Poneto, Indiana........ 

Robert Johnson ........................-----.............. 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana .................... 

W illiam Johnson ...................................... .. 411 Pearson, Dayton, W ashington ... ....................36 

Elva J. Jording ................ ......................... 1104 S. 4th Street, Dayton, W ashington-------- -------- ---- 

Eleanor Kahley ............................ ........ R.R. #1, German Valley, Illinois .................................. ...........37, 42, 65 

Jean Kaltenmark __________________-- --- 1128 Ogan, Huntington, Indiana---------------------------------- ------------- ---- -------- 33, 70 

Jeannette Kenline ..................................... . Markle, Indiana .......................... ................................................................................................ 

Earl Kinney ....... 465 Ruth, Huntington, Indiana........................................................... ........ ........ ........ 30, 73 

Sandra Kirisits ............................................. Edgewood Drive, Derby, New York ........... 37, 42, 65, 72 

Norma Kitt 183 McKeever, Andrews, Indiana.................... .................. ........................... .............37 

Beverly Kline ........... 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana .................. .................... ....... 30, 63, 66, 69, 70 

Gene Kline ................ ..... 373 Cline, Huntington, Indiana ............. ................ ................. ..........................37 

Norman Knight ............................................ - 905 Elm, Huntington, Indiana................................................................... -....................................33 

Max Kohr R.R. # 7 , Huntington, Indiana ..................... ................... ...... - ..................................... 32 

Virgil Koons ...................... 1229 Joe, Huntington, Indiana................................................................ ............ 

Forrest Kramer 421 Garfield, Huntington, Indiana.............................. —-........ 33 

Doris Kreps 7547 Todd, Temperance, M ichigan......................................... ................... 37, 65, 66, 72 

Marie Kuhl R.R. #1, Blissfield, Michigan ................ ........... 30, 42, 61, 63, 65, 66, 69, 72 

Ruth Kuhl R-R- #1. Blissfield, Michigan 30, 60, 65, 66, 74 

Edward Kuntz ........................................... R.R. #1, Abilene, Kansas . --. 37, 67, 70, 72 

Francis Kurtansky ........... -........................... 2350 Gerou Road, Caro, Michigan............... ............. ............... 33, 67 

Lois Kurtansky ........................... ............ 2350 Gerou Road, Caro, M ichigan..................... .............. ..................................... — 

Kenneth Ladd ............................................... 503 W . 7th, Delphos, O hio.............................. ........ ..................... ........................ 33 

Allan Lampman .............................................. R.R. # 3, Quincy, M ichigan........ ........ .......... 37 

Roy Lee 650 Opal, Huntington, Indiana................................................................. .......................................... 

Alice Lehman ................ ............ R-R- # 2, Geneva, Indiana ............ ..................................................... -31, 62, 66, 70 

Vivian LeMaster R.R. #1, Markle, Indiana............................. .................. ................... ......... ..............- .61 

Emmett Lippe 301 N.E. 15th, Abilene, Kansas--- ----------- ---- ----- ------------------- 37, 49 

Richard Long ................................................ 390 Joe, Huntington, Indiana...................................................................................................... ...... 

Anita Losure 207 W . W alnut, Van Buren, Indiana.................... .............. ...... 31, 65, 66, 69, 74 

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Annette Lucas ..................................- 609 W . Valley, St. Joseph, M issouri..................................................................................37, 49 

Linda Luther ..................................... .................. 1005 Sunrise Boulevard, Ft. Pierce, Florida........ ------------------ 33, 61, 63, 66, 70, 74, 79 

Fred Luthy ..................................... -......................858 Leopold, Huntington, Indiana................................................................................................ 37 

Gerald M ann _______ ___ -......... ........ ......1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana— ----- ------ -------------- --- ----------------------------------- 37 

James Marabaugh _____ - R.R. #3, Rockford, Ohio..---- ---------- -------------- ----------- ----------------- 31. 62 

Philip Marshall ________ ____ ____________R.R. # 2, Marion, Indiana............ ........ ..... ............. ..... 

Nancy M artin _____ _____ ______ ________26032 Southwestern, Detroit, Michigan......... ..... ....................................... 33, 40, 65, 70, 71 

Keith Maxwell _______ _____...- 1105 S. 3rd, Dayton, W ashington------ -------------- ---------------------- 31, 64, 65, 67 

Kent Maxwell ........ ............. . .................... ......1105 S. 3rd, Dayton, W ashington.............................. ................................. 31, 60, 64, 65, 67 

Shirley Maxwell .................... ..............................1105 S. 3rd, Dayton, Washington ..................... .... . ........... ................37, 65, 66 

Terry McAfee ......................................................Tocsin, Indiana............................................................................................................................. 49, 53 

Gloria McClain .... - 321 Diamond, Twin Falls, Id a h o ------------- ------------------- ---- 33, 40, 65, 70, 71 

Tom McDowell ________ ___________ 1533 Canfield, Huntington, Indiana..................................................... ................................. .......... 

Howard McGlennen ................... ......................309 Line, South Whitley, Indiana--------- ------ --------- -------- 

Mark McHenry ......................... ................. .......R.R. #3, Huntington, Indiana-------------- ------------------------ ------ ------------------ 73 

David Mead ..........................................................903 ½ Salamonie, Huntington, In d ian a............................... .................... 

Junior Mentzer ............. . .............. ........ 644 Opal, Huntington, Indiana............................... ............... .............. .....27, 64 

Dean Merryman ................................................ R.R. #1, Huntington, Indiana ................................................... ..................................47, 48, 55 

Barbara M iller . .........................6403 Greenview, Detroit, M ichigan.......... ............... ......... ........35, 65, 69 

Fabianna M iller ..................... ............. ................R.R. # 2, Bluffton, Indiana---------- --------- --------------------------- ---- ---- ------ --------37 

James M iller _____________________ ______R.R. #4, Huntington, Indiana---------- --------------------------------------------37, 49, 73 

Terry M iller _______ ______ ________ ___ 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana......................................... ................................................... ............ 

Anna Mooberry ..................................- ...............636 Lehmeyer, Huntington, In d ian a--------------- --------- ---------- --------- ------ ---- ---- 

Dorothy Mooney ................. .. R.R. #9, Huntington, Indiana................ ............... ................ — 37, 61 

Bruce M ueller ........ ........ ..............1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana-------------------------------------------- ----- ---- --------------- 37 

Bruce Musselman _______________ ____ __ 6422 Crossview Road, Cleveland, Ohio------ ---------------------------- -------------- 37 

Alden Myers .......................................................R.R. #1, Yoder, Indiana.............................. .....................................................................31, 59, 63 

Harold Myers ____ _______ ___ ____ __ R.R. #2, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania---- --------- ---------------------------------------27 

J. David Myers .................................................. R.R., Monroe, Indiana____________ _______________ ___ ___ 31, 49, 59, 63, 83 

Joan Myers ............ ............................................ 943 Lake, Huntington, Indiana.............................. . ......... 37, 60, 70 

Peter N ull ______________ ____________ ___R.R. #1, Montgomery, Michigan.................................. ............ ............................. 33 

Devena Osborn _________ _____ _______308 E. Tipton, Huntington, Indiana-------------- --------------- ---------- --------------------------------- 

Pauline O ’Sullivan _____________ _____ __ Golden Springs, Kingston 9, Jamaica...... ..................... .....33, 40, 61, 64, 65 

Mary Oyer ___ _________________ ________ 713 S. Pleasant, Montpelier, O hio__________________ ___________________ _____ 37 

Lee P a lm e r____________________ ________ Box 27, N orth Star, Michigan..................................... ................. —30, 59, 64, 65, 67, 79 

Max Pasko ..................... ........... ..... ...... — R.R. #4, Huntington, Indiana....... ........... ...... .......... ......................37 

Earl Peggs ......................... ............................ ..... 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana......................... 

James Pennell ___________ __________ __ 2731 Goshen Road, Ft. Wayne, Indiana---------------------- ---- --------------------38 

Lois Perfect ........ .......................................... ..... 736 N . LaFontaine, Huntington, Indiana .................... ............................................................... 

Esther Pflugh ____ ___ -----............................. Craigville, Indiana------------------------------------ ----- ------ ----- ------ --------31 

Joyce Phaneuf _____________ -________ __ 937 E. Tipton, Huntington, Indiana--------------------------------------------- ------ ---------- 

Kathleen Pinkerton .......... ......................... .......R.R. #1, W arren, Indiana------------- ---------- -------- -------------------------------- ------------33, 66 

Charles Poling ............................................... ..... R.R. # 9 , Huntington, Indiana .................................... ......... ..... ...... ............38 

Harold Poling ............................. — ....... — 2456½ College, Huntington, Indiana......................... .....................................31, 67 

Homer Price _________ ____ _________ __ Box 445, Newhall, California........... ...... ...................... 

Paul Price ............................................................R.R. #1, Markle, Indiana..................................................................................................................38 

Richard Price ________________ ___ _______ 218 E. Jefferson, Blissfield, Michigan.......... ................................................. .................... ......38 

Rosalie Priddy ___ ______ ____ _________ __ 1148 College, Huntington, Indiana---------- ------------------ --------------- -------31, 73 

Marvin Proffitt ...........— ...................... ...........654 Opal, Huntington, Indiana --------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 64 

Arthur R achels____ _____ ___________ 806 Jacobs, South Bend, Indiana ...................... ................................... ...........38, 40, 48 

Miles Raisor .................................. .............. .....420 E. Park Drive, Huntington, Indiana— ---------------------------- -------------- --------- ------- 

Noel Reed _________ ______ -----.............. .....Van Buren, Indiana-------------- ------------------------------ ---- --------------------- -----.—31, 62 

Joyce Reynolds ........................ ...... -............ ......Box 314, Burlington, W isconsin---------- -------- -------- ------ ------- 32, 40, 65, 66, 74 

Marcus Ripley _______ ________ ___ _____ R.R. #1, Monroe, Indiana--------- ------ -------------------- -------------------- ---------- 23 

Carol Roof ................................... — ................. 421 Pearl, Charlotte, Michigan................. .............. ................ ..... 33, 40, 65, 66 

Betty Ruedger ........ ......... .....R.R. #1, Crystal, Michigan......... ......... ................... ......................38, 69 

John Rutledge .. R.R. #3, Rockford, Ohio........................................... ................. ................................55 

Kathryn Sargent ................................................. R.R. # 2, DeW itt, Michigan---------------------------------------------------------------------- 32, 65, 66 

Bernita Schmalzried --- -------------------------- R.R. #9, Huntington, Indiana.............. ........... ................... ................................ 

Mollie Schmitt ___________ ____ __________R.R. #3, Hillsdale, Michigan--------------— ---------- ---------------------------38, 65, 66, 73 

Kay Schnitz ..................—........ ........ 808 Cline, Huntington, Indiana----- ---------- -------- --------------- -------- --------- 38 

Joyce Schubert __ _____ ___ ________R.R. # 3 , Mt. Carroll, Illinois—---------- ---------------- ------ -----------------------------------------38 

Julia Sciatto ............................. — . 1129 Marriman, Wayne, M ichigan............ ............. .......... .............31, 40, 65, 66, 69, 70 

Richard Scoville ______ ________ _____- 10 W . Carleton, Hillsdale, Michigan----------------------------------------- 53, 60, 61, 65, 68, 71 

Margaret Sencindiver .................................... 1304 E. State, Huntington, Indiana............................................................................................ 

Wallace Septer __________________ ____ 628 Ruth, Huntington, Indiana------------------ ------------ ---------- ---------------31, 55 

C. Vernon Sharp ___ __________ _______ 856 Campus, Huntington, Indiana..-...................... ............. ........ ....... ..............—27 

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James Shaw ......... - ......... ........................R.R. #2, Fenwick, M ic h ig a n .--..................... ....................... - .........•........................ 

Susanna Shelhamer ______ -..... - 1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana...... ........ ......... ...... ........ ....... .......... ..........38. 50 

Linda Shock ________ _ ___-...................... ....720 Myrtle, Elkhart, Indiana .............. .............. .............. .......... ....................... .............. 

Jack Sills .................. .............................................R R. # 1 , Poneto, Indiana.... -------------------------------------- -------- ------ ---- ----- ------38 

M arlin Simms ......................................................323 Hall, Orville, Ohio........... .......................... ............................ 38 

W ilber Sites ____________________ _______Box 134, W illshire, Ohio........... ......................—- ----------- ------ ------------------- ------ 27 

Bonniesue Slaick .......... ...................................... 1912 Van Buren, Hollywood, Florida------------ ------------ ------------------------- 38, 65, 66, 70 

Jack Slusser ............................ ............R.R. #2, Huntington, Indiana---- ---- --------------- ------ ---- ----38, 49, 83 

Donna Smith ....................—- 619 Oak, Huntington, Indiana---------------- ------------------------ ------- ------31, 70 

Hollis Smith ....................... ............................... 2320 College, Huntington, Indiana------------------------------ -------- ------------------ ------31 

Janice Smith ........................................................1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana.................................................................................................... ---- 

Keith Smith -----......... .........................................660 Opal, Huntington, Indiana ------- ----- ---- ------------------------------------------ 31 

Luwanna Smith ........................ ...........................R.R. #1, Markle, Indiana ---------- --- ---------- 38, 2 

Phyllis Smith -----.................... ..............................R.R. # 8, Huntington, Indiana------------------- ---- ---- ---- --------------- ----- 3 1 

Theron Smith ............... .......................... ...........2552 Main, DeW itt, Michigan............... ........ ............................................... ........33, 40, 65, 66 

W ayne Smith ............................. -......................1022 Nuttm an Ave., Decatur, Indiana................................................... ......... ..... .......26 

Jane Snider ......................... - ..............................R.R. # 8, Huntington, Indiana -------------------------- --------------------------- ---- ------ 

Margaret Snider .................. .............. ...........953 Polk, Huntington, Indiana-------------- --- ---- ------- ........... 

Ned Solloway ................................................ ......351 Monroe, Huntington, Indiana.--..-------------------------------------- -------38, 46, 49 

Joan Sponhower .................................................R.R. # 2, Auburn, Indiana ............................................................................................................... 38 

Robert Staup .......................... -............................Freedom St., Huntington, Indiana --...... ......... .......... ................... ........ 

Virginia Stephen .......... .............. ................ 522 W illiam , Huntington, Indiana...... ......— ........ ........... ...... ........................ 38 

Larry Steward ..................................................... R.R., Sunfield, Michigan ................ ............................... 34, 53, 68 

Rosada Steward .....-............................................ 677 Olinger, Huntington, Indiana----- -------- ---------------------- ------------—-........ ............... 

Shirley Stites ____ -.......................................... 2105 College, Huntington, Indiana ...--------- ----- --------------------------34, 61, 66, 70, 71 

W allace Stoffel ...................................................R.R. # 8, Huntington, Indiana...... ............. ................................ ...... -........................... 46 

Lowell Stouder ...................................... ............ South W hitley, Indiana.............. .................... ..... ....... ......47, 48, 53, 59, 68, 78 

Jacob Stover ...................................................... 2128 College, Huntington, Indiana .......................................... ...................26, 60, 64 

Robert Strieker .................................................. 628 Opal, Huntington, Indiana...................................................... ..... .................. ......26 

Mabel Swain ........................................................R.R. # 8, Huntington, Indiana........... ........................ .............................. 

Janice Swartz ............................. ....................... 12549 Todd Road, Ida, Michigan-------------- --------- ----------------------------------31, 66, 70, 73 

James Thompson ............. .................................. 154 McCrum, Huntington, Indiana......................................................... ....................35, 60, 70 

Grover Tipton .............................................. ...... 646 Opal, Huntington, Indiana .................................. ........... ........... ............................. '■ 

Paul Tobias ___ ____________ ____________1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana ................ ...... ........... ............ 

Gordon Towne ...................................................927 LaSalle, Colorado Springs, Colorado............................ ......................... .....................— 38 

Delores Trumbull .............................................7225 Beamer Road, Blissfield, M ichigan............. ................................................. ..... .......... 39 

Larry Ummel ............. .............. ...........................R.R. #2, Columbia City, Indiana ............................ ................................................... 39, 49, 83 

Vera Vander Veen ....................................... ...... 372 First, Sunfield, Michigan-------------- ------- -------------- ------- ------- --------------------- 

Norman Van Tilburg ..................... ..................R.R. # 1, Mendon, Ohio. .............. ............. .................................... ......... ....... ...... 34, 67 

Robert W addell ..................................... .............5023 68th, Dutton, Michigan.................— .......................... ...... ....... 34, 58, 61, 64, 65, 67 

Rose W alker ........................................... ............Box 435, South W hitley, Indiana................. .................................................................39, 42, 72 

Reino W antin .....................................................6809 W estwood, Detroit, Michigan --------------------- ---- --------- ------ 34 

Harold Weaver ................................. ....... .....R.R. # 8, Huntington, Indiana ............................. ................ ....... ............ .......... 39, 73 

Kay W eav er........................................................ 734 W illiam , Huntington, Indiana.................... ...... ........ ....................... 39, 70 

Robert W echter ................. —-............................1855 Fruit, Huntington, Indiana ................................. .......... ............ ......... ........ 

Gale W eisman .....................................................Scott, O hio..............................................................................................................................................----- 

Mary Martha W heeler .............................. ......R.R. # 2, Geneva, Indiana ............ ...................... ..................... ............ 30, 42, 59 

Gerald W ibert ................ .........................733½ Tipton, Huntington, Indiana-------------- 

Nello W illiam s ........................... 541 Franklin, Huntington, Indiana............... .............................. .......................49, 55, 68 

Saundra W illiam s ....... ...............Box 220, Celina, Ohio ___ ________ _____ _____ _____—- ..... ...... ...... 

Gillis W ilm outh ................................................702 Rutherford, Alexandria, Indiana ................................. ........................... 

Geraldine W ingert ........................................... 415 Cleveland Ave., Waynesboro, Pennsylvania .............. ...... ................ ...........34 

Frank W interhalter ............................................1434 Colburn, Toledo, Ohio....................................... ............. .............................31, 64, 65 

James W ise ................... ......... — Roycroft Road, Holland, Ohio............................................... ...................... ........ ..........34 

Paul W ohlford .................................................. 373 Posey Hill, Roanoke, Indiana ............................--------------- ------........ ......... 34, 64, 67 

Mary W olfe ........................................ 1428 W hite, Ann Arbor, Michigan.-—-------------- --------------------------34, 60, 65, 66, 70, 78 

Mary Lou W olf ..... ................. ......... R.R. # 1, Roanoke, Indiana____ _______ ________________________ ___ ____31, 40, 59, 60 

Judith W ood — ..................... ............... W ater, Huntington, Indiana....... ................. ....... ................................... 39, 61, 62, 73, 74 

John W orth ....................... ........................... ......2125 College, Huntington, Indiana........................................... ........................ ...... 

Burton W ygant R.R. # 1, Roanoke, Indiana.................................................... ......... ...................................... - 34 

Vida Yant ...................................................... .... R.R, # 2, Roanoke, Indiana..................................................................................................................... 

Ronald Yohe ------ -------------------------------Mt. Solon. V irginia_______ ____ __ ___________________ ______ ___ _____________ 35 

Mary Zeiter ......................................................R.R. 2, Montpelier, O hio.......................................................... - .......................................39, 61 

Reuben Zurcher Zanesville, Indiana .-..................................................... ...................... .......................64 

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If you want the softest water 

in town see C U L L IG A N SO FT 

W A T E R SERVIC E located at 948 

E. Tipton. 

A t PRESSLER R EX A LL D R U G S 

you'll find Prescriptions, Camera 

Supplies, Cosmetics, plus friendly 

helpful service. 

Cement 

Plaster 

Lime 

Brick 

The H O M E LU M BER C O . has 

— If it's lumber, call our number" — 

Paint 

Glass 

Sash and Doors 

Builders' Hdw. 

Furnished through the courtesy of 

RO BBIN S F U N ER A L H O M E 

Ambulance Service — Day or Night 

338 East Washington Street 

D ALLAS F. ROBBINS PH O N E 186 

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Phone — 6

For complete bulk feed service, 

grain, teed, seed, molasses, mixing, 

fence, and fertilizer it's the SIMPSON 

GRAIN COMPANY. 

Meet the whole gang at 

THE CHARLES RESTAURANT 

and enjoy food 

at its best. 

THE 

COMMUNITY STATE BANK 

BAILEY MORTUARY: 

is a matter of your choice 

has comfortable air-conditioning 

operates their own air ambulance 

service. 

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For the best in bake goods go to 

NETERER'S. 

A society for the Promulgation of the Gospel is the Parent 

Board of Missions of the UNITED BRETHREN in CHRIST. 

When you need school or office supplies, its DILLE’S, located 

at 308 North Jefferson Street. 

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Do you need KLEAN KLAY or 

MODELING CLAY? If so, see ART 

CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. located 

at 1019 Salamonie Avenue. 

For complete one stop automotive 

service plus sporting goods go to HUM 

MER'S at Guilford and Washington 

Streets. 

GEEDY-CO REY-ACE HARD 

WARE, INC. has everything in hardware, 

builders and farm supplies, Tappan 

Stoves, General Electric refrigerators, 

stoves, and washers. 

A church with a message you 

should know. THE ETNA AVENUE 

CHURCH located on Etna Avenue at 

Olinger Street. 

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For the well dressed woman it's 

ELDON WARE'S 

Specialty Shop 

210 W . Jefferson St. 

Your Farm Equipment and Service 

Dealer of Farmall Tractors, McCormick, 

and New Holland Machines, and New 

Idea Farm Equipment is KRIEGBAUM & 

SONS. 

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To get the best in repairs and used 

cars see NORTH SIDE MOTORS at 

1213 W . Park Drive in Huntington. 

Do you need a bicycle or repairs? 

Do you need ice skates sharpened? If 

you need any of the above items plus 

other accessories go to the RAY'S BIKE 

SHOP.

For the very latest in up-to- 

date news coverage it's the H U N T 

IN G T O N N E W S . 

ST A H LS' ST A N D A R D SERV 

ICE, located at 807 First Street, 

can supply your needs in Atlas 

tires, batteries, and accessories. 

Also, we will lubricate polish or 

wash your vehicle. 

For short orders or cafeteria 

style meals in air conditioned comfort 

at economical prices go to the 

For flowers any time any 

where see C IT Y F L O W E R at 606 

North Jefferson. 

D O UBLE DIP.

If you want good food and a 

clean place to eat go to the W IS H 

B O N E REST A U R A N T on U.S. 24 

East of Huntington, Indiana. 

For sure-footed front end service, 

minor repair work, motorcycles, 

and accessories go to 

H O F F Y 'S at 1249 1st. 

If you need good service for tires, gas, or oil see 

ULMER OIL COMPANY, INC. located at 801 E. State. 

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Congratulations 

to the 

Senior Class of 1960 

WITH GOD'S HELP 

May Success and 

Prosperity Be 

Yours 

Student Union 

1959-1960 

Ill

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 

The Mnemosyne Editorial Staff wishes to thank the following people: 

Our sponsor, Dr. Ralph G . Pfiste r, for his help with this publication; 

Our photographer, Mr. Allen Lomont, for his excellent pictures; 

Our publishers representative, Mr. Robert E. Lee, for his help, interest and 

much needed assistance throughout this publication; 

Our administration, instructors, and the student body for their co-operation; 

Our staff members for their assistance and extra hours. 

THE STAFF 

Editor-in-Chief .................... Donald E. Crumpacker 

Associate Editor ......... 

Layout S t a f f _______ 

........................ Nancy Thrasher 

________ ________ Barbara Boswell 

Phyllis Fogelsong 


Donald E. Crumpacker 

Layout Workers ..................... ........................ 

Je rry Mann 

Marvel Crumpacker 

Business Manager ______ 

___________________ Dave Myers 

Assistant Business M a n a g e r.... ..... ......... Roger Funk 

C opy Workers ......... .................. Beverly Kline 

Judith W o o d 


Marie Kuhl 

M ary Lou Snyder 


Photographer ________ _________________ _ Noel Reed 

Assistant Photographers .............. 

..... Nancy Thrasher 


Directory _______ ____________________ 

Alice Lehman 

Ju d y Harpham 

Judith W o o d 

"He that publishes a book runs a very great hazard, since 

nothing can be more impossible than to compose one that may 

secure the approbation of every reader." 

CERVANTES 

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EDITORIAL 

It’s been a labor on the part of all the inembers of the staff, 

and myself, but it was a "labor of love” and one I hope you will 

enjoy and remember for years to come. 

Since all of us are endowed with certain abilities, it becomes 

our duty and privilege to use these as best befits us. Every effort 

we put forth is with the help of God and His blessing. 

As there is only one 1960— so there is only one I960 Mnemosyne 

and we hope that this has met your approval.

AT LAST . . . THAT DAY IS HERE!! 

. ••AND ARE WE GLAD! 

THE MNEMOSYNE STAFF 

DON CRUMPACKER 

Editor 

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BACCALAUREATE 

The Baccalaureate exercises were held a t th e college 

gym on Sunday, June 5th, w ith the Rev. A. A. 

Grogan of Marion, Indiana as principal speaker of 

the day. 

Rev. A. A. Grogan, pastor and 

teacher of Marion, Ind. 

Seniors present an im pressive picture as they m eet for one 

of the last tim es as a group. 

A walk they have all looked fo r 

w ard to, and one they will long 

remember. 

SENIOR INVESTURES 

Seniors listen w ith ra p t attention to the speaker a t the Senior Investure. 

Rev. W. B. Rummel was the speaker 

for this assembly.

GRADUATION 

A t long last, the day has a rriv e d ! The graduation 

exercises were held to a large crowd a t the college 

gym on June 6th. 

O utstanding speaker for this occasion was Mr. 

Eugene C. Pulliam, noted editor and publisher of 

Indiana. His brilliant comments were an inspiration 

to the graduates and guests alike. 

Robert Ball, president of the Class 

of 1960, as will all members of the 

g raduating class, receives his cherished 

degree. 

The graduating class as they aw ait th a t m ost im portant 

moment when they receive their degrees. 

Eugene C. Pulliam , noted editor 

and publisher was the guest speaker. 

The college choir added their voices to the ceremonies as 

one of their last functions of the year.

THE 1959-1960 BASEBALL TEAM 

1960 SCHEDULE 

We They 

Indiana Tech...........3 2* 

M anchester ........... 7 6 

M anchester ........... 8 3 

Grace ...................... 10 5* 

Grace ...................... 9 3 

Indiana Tech...........7 6* 

T a y lo r ...................... 4 6 

C o n c o rd ia ................ 7 6* 

Saint Joe ................ 4 5 

Saint Joe ................ 1 7 

M anchester ........... 9 10 

T ri-State ................ 7 9* 

Concordia ............... 12 6* 

Grace ...................... 9 1* 

Indiana Tech........... 2 11 

( *Denotes Conference Games) 

Conference Standing— 

Won 6 Lost 1 

Non-Conference— 

Won 3 Lost 5 

ABOVE: Lowell Stouder accepts 

the Basketball Trophy. 

BELO W : W illiam L ightner accepts 

the Baseball Trophy. 

Coach K lopfenstein w as pleased to accept 

the All Sports Trophy from the 

conference vice-president, Jam es Boyer.

L arry Stew ard 

(Infield) 

Stanley Hippensteel 

(Catcher) 

Bill Crane 

(Catcher) 

Bill Lightner 

(F irst Base) 

OF I960 

H untington College went on to win the Baseball, 

Basketball, and All Sports Trophies. Players selected 

from H untington for the All Conference Baseball Team 

were: Lowell Stouder, William Lightner, Dewey Kline 

and L arry Beverly. 

Dean M errym an and Scott Hosier were selected for 

the All Conference first team in Basketball, and Lowell 

Stouder was selected for honorable mentioned. 

Dick Burgess, m anager 

and second base. 

Ray Seilhammer 

(R ight outfield) 

Duane Kline 

(Center outfield) 

Alden Myers 

(Second Base) 

Jim Miller 

(R ight outfield)

David Osgood 

(Pitcher) 

Lowell Stouder 

(Pitcher) 

Don Kline 

(Pitcher) 

T erry McAfee 

(Pitcher) 

BASEBALL TEAM 

R epresentatives from Tri-State, Indiana Tech., Grace, 

Concordia and H untington m et at H untington College in 

May of 1959 to form ulate a new conference, later to be 

named the Mid-Central Conference. Richard Klopfenstein, 

instrum ental in form ing the conference, was elected P resident 

w ith Jam es Boyer of Grace elected V ice-President and 

M urry M endenhall of Indiana Tech. elected Secretary-T reasurer. 

Coach R ay Zimmerman 

w ith L arry Beverly 

L arry Beverly 

(Second Base) 

Eugene Felton 

(S hort Stop) 

Jay Hammel 

(T hird Base) Dick Scoville 

(L eft Field)

Stop posing Judy, and 

sta rt raking. 

Dean, do you think you 

can get those up straight? 

Instead of blowing it up, 

Dick is cleaning the Chem. 

Lab. 

CLEAN UP DAY 

Yes Linda, it has been a 

long, hard day. 

Chopping and hoeing, raking and dumping, 

climbing and running . . . profs and stu 

dents alike make dirt vanish during this 

year’s annual Clean-Up Day. They also cleaned 

up the food served a t the end of this day 

of toil. 

Get those drapes clean girls. 

CHOIR TOUR 

The choir m em bers looked forw ard to the 

annual Choir Tour even though they knew 

they would sometimes have less than ten 

m inutes to prepare to sing and would lose 

their voices. 

Staying in the homes of parishoners of 

the churches they visited, they made many 

new friends. 

Members make sure th a t the bus is properly 

identified, as others help pack luggage and 

everyone has a final farewell.

ALUMNI 

BANQUET 

Mr. O. W illiam Davis, speaker of 

the evening, w ith Dr. and Mrs 

Becker. 

The Alumni discuss plans for the fu tu re and re-live 

pleasant days th a t have passed. 

GARDEN DAY 

The annual observance of 

Garden Day, held June 4th was 

enjoyed by m any as one of the 

highlights of the year. 

Members of the Queen’s court were Janet George, Joyce Reynolds, Mary 

Alice Chupp, Phyllis Fogelson, Mrs. Elm er Becker, Phyllis Fluke, Alice 

L e h m a n , M iriam Blair and Susanna Shelhamer. 

Alice Myers, reigned as Queen 

of the 1960 Garden Day.

JUNIOR SENIOR 

BANQUET 

Dr. R. F. Struck of Hanover College (LEFT) was the main speaker of 

the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Everyone enjoyed a pleasant evening, 

highlighted by an excellent meal. 

ATHLETIC BANQUET 

ABOVE: Dr. Becker chats with Dr. 

Eskew prior to the events of the evening. 

Guests turn out to do honor to the 

outstanding athletes of the year. 

ABOVE: The banquet speakers table with the guests 

of the evening. BELOW : Lawrence M eriwether presented 

a program of inspired songs.

1960 - Huntington University

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