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Student Directory Aanestad, Donald T STUDENT DIRECTORY AANESTAD, DONALD T. CORNWELL, ROBERT L. ALBED, LAURICE ANNE CORRELL, WILLIAM H. ALDERMAN, LOIS ANN CREWE, STANLEY C. ALEXANDER, ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT C. ALLEN, JAMES RICHARD CURFMAN, CONSTANCE AMOS, DAVID EARL DAHLEN, DEAN M. ATKINSON, WILLIAM P. DARBY, LUCY ANNE BAIRD, GENEVIEVE DARE, RICHARD T. BARCUS, LUTHER C. DAVIS, LEONA MAY BARNES, BURLIN B., JR. DAVIS, MURDOCH BATTAGLIA, VICTOR F. DAY, BARBARA D. BAXTER, M. PATRICIA DAY, WILLIAM H. BEH, WARREN ALBERT. JR. DE LA CUESTA, CARLOS BENATOR, VIRGINIA DE VRIES, SARA JEAN BENNETT, GRACE REED DOUGHERTY, MARY C. BIERINGER, ROBERT J. DOWNING, EUNICE A. BLAINE, MILDRED V. DRAPER, RUTH DEVINE BOUSQUET, PAUL E. DRYDEN, ROBERT T., JR. BOYER, CAROL ANNE DU BELL, WILLIAM H. BRADLEY, ELEANOR A. EDGE, TURNER WILSON BRENNER, MARGARET EIPPER, JOHN EMERSON BREWSTER, BARBARA ANN ELWOOD, JOSEPH F. BRIGGS, ELEANOR B. EWING, DAVID REED BROWN, CLARK H. FARAONE, JOHN ANTHONY BROWN, THOMAS EDWARD FEHSENFELD, DAVID T. BROWNE, JOCELYN G. FIERY, CYNTHIA D. BUCKWALTER, GARY K. FLYNN, JAMES E. BUECHE, JAMES T. FOGEL, EDWARD J. BULLOCK, JOSHUA E., JR. FORD, DANIEL J. BUTCHER, STEPHEN R. FRAZIER, AUDREY BYER, JOSEPH FRY, KEELIN T. CALDWELL, MRS. SARAH E. GARBER, WALTER N. CALLAHAN, WALTER J. GARTHWAITE, ALBERT N. CANDELORO, ANTHONY J. GOECKLER, FRANK H. CAPODANNO, JOHN A. GOODLEY, CHARLOTTE F. CHAPPIUS, CHARLES W. GRAHAM, DOUGLAS E. CHING, GEO. PAO KANG GRANT, JOHN C., Ill CHRTSTFIELD, ROBERT S. GRAVES, EULA BUNTING CLAPP, KENNETH E. GREELEY, MARY E. CLARK, LYNN ROGER GREENE, DORIS E. CLAYTON, THOMAS R. GREENFIELD, DONALD COLLINS, CAROLE GREENSTEIN, RICHARD A. CONNER, ROBERTA ELLEN GRIER, DONALD F. CONWAY, GAIL K. GURNEY, CHARLES W. COOCH, ALMA MRS. GUTEKUNST, ROBERT W. COOPER, JAMES B. GYETVAN, FRANK W. Two Hundred Thirty-Four STUDENT DIRECTORY HARRIS, JOSEPH P. KREWATCH, ROBERT E. HARRISON, GRACE M. LADD, HAROLD O. HEARN, ROWLAND L. LANDY, BARBARA L. HEDGER, JOHN LARSON, VIRGINIA F. HEMPHILL, JOHN J. LAWRENCE, JAMES HENDERSON, HAROLD B. LEVY, MARTHA BERG HERBST, ANNE K. LEWIS, SALLY ANN HESSION, GWENDOLYN LLOYD, MARGARET ANN HILL, MELVIN DALE LLOYD, PAUL JAMES HOFFHEINZ, ROBERT M LONGENECKER, GAIL HOFFHEISER, GLENN B. LOVE, FRANCESCA P. HOFFMAN, EDWIN B. LOWE, JOHN G. HOLDEN, JAMES HENRY MAHONEY, JAMES E. HOLMES, BARBARA J. MAJOR, ALVIN J., JR. HOLVECK, ARTHUR J. MARTIN, MARY McLEAN HOOPES, RAYMOND T. MATTSON, ROBERT J. HOPKINS, THOMAS E. McCAULEY, WILLIAM H. HOPKINS, THOMAS LEE MCCARTHY, JAMES R. HORNBERG, DONALD C. McCORMACK, ANNE M. HORNE, ROBERT B. McDANIEL, M. JOHN HOUGHTON, GEORGE L. McFADDEN, JOHN J. HUGGARD, E. DOUGLAS McKAY, LOIS M. HUGHES, THEODORE W. MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN A. HURLOCK, FRED MEADE, PATRICIA M. HYATT, THOMAS H. MENSER, DAVID G. INGRAM, PATRICIA ANN MILLER, DONALD G. JEFFERSON, JULIA MILLER, MARY E. JOHNSON, ARTHUR F. MIRUK, BARBARA A. JOHNSON, JACQUELINE D. MOONEY, PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON, SARAH G. MOORE, ANN E. JONES, BARBARA B. MORGAN, CAROL A. JONES, ESTHER F. MORRIS, JANET L. JONES, JAMES R. MORROW, EDWARD B., JR. KASE, JUDITH BAKER MUNSON, SUZANNE ELY KEATING, EDWARD L. MURRAY, GORDON L. KEENE, WILLIAM B. NAST, BARBARA L. KELLEHER, WILLIAM D. NICKEL, FRANK H. KELLY, CAROLE ANN NORD, SAMUEL G. KELLY, JOHN O'CONNOR, RICHARD J. KELLY, NEAL B. O'DAY, SHIRLEY ANN KNIGHTON, MARY K. OGGENFUSS, ROBERT W. KNOLL, WILLARD DENTON OZOLINS, MAIRA KOFFENBERGER, JOSEPH PAPAIOANU, JOHN N. KRAMEDAS, MARGARET N. PARKES, NORMA J. KREH, HENRY R. PARKS, ADILEE D. Two Hundred Thirty-Four STUDENT DIRECTORY PARVIS, EDWARD THOMAS STALLONE, VINCENT, JR. PASKI, CHARLES L., JR. STANWOOD, RICHARD H. PAUL, ELIZABETH K. STEWART, PHYLLIS ANN PECK, NANCY E. STILL, JOHN H. PHILLIPS, CHARLOTTE L. STRAUGHN, MARY C. PHILLIPS, JOHN H, III STRAWBRIDGE, EVELYN A. PICKER, VIRGINIA LEE SWAIN, ROBERT L. PIERSON, DOROTHY L. TALPEY, CHARLES W. POLLITT, READING D. TANYER, ALBERT L. POOLE, FAITH N. TAYLOR, EDWARD J. RAFTERY, MARY J. C. TAYLOR, MARGARET ANN RALPH, EDWARD H. THOMAS, MARTHA J. RAUGHLEY, BETTY ANN THOMAS, RICHARD W. REDFIELD, THOMAS H. THOMPSON, PATRICIA A. RIGGS, LESLIE C. TIGUE, MARGARET ANN RINARD, IRVEN H. TIMMONS, CAROL N. RITTENHOUSE, JULIAN W. TRIVITS, ROBERT W. ROEMER, LOUIS E. TRUAX, DAVIS H. ROEPER, DOLORES L. TULEY, JOHN L. ROGASKY, BARBARA TULL, JEAN E. ROSENBLUM, MILLICENT UNGERLEIDER, ELLEN L ROSS, VALERIA M. VANECH, GEORGE RUDULPH, ROBERT T. VANPELT, JAMES ROBERT RYAN, JOHN DAVID WAGNER, ROBERT C. RYAN, JOSEPH HARRY WALKER, THOMAS J. RZUCIDLO, MICHAEL J. WALTON, DANIEL C. SAGER, RICHARD B. WALTON, ROBERT T. SALERNO, ANTHONY W. WARD, RUTH ANNA SANDERSON, THOMAS F. WEAVER, LUTHER M., Ill SANNER, PATRICIA WEST, FLORENCE E. SAUNDERS, RICHARD F. WHITE, FRANCIS L., JR. SCHUPP, CARL F. WHITE, RONALD B. SCOTT, WILLIAM C. WILKINSON, BONNER L. SEIDENSTAT, PAUL WILLIAMS, JOHN R. SHOCKLEY, ROBERT G., JR WILLIAMS, JUNE C. SHORT, SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS, THOMAS R SIMON, BARBARA MAE WILLIS, CHARLES L. SIMPSON, MARY ANN WINSELAR, RUSSELL L. SINGER, ROBERT F. WOJCIECHOWSKI, S. R. SMITH, JACOB M. WOOD, JOANNE B. SMITH, LINDA JEAN SMITH, MARILYN MAY WOODWARD, DAVID H. SMITH, WILLIAM J. WORKMAN, RIDGAWAY W. SPORY, JOHN W. WYNN, BARBARA ANNE STAFFORD, FRANCES E. ZIMMERMAN, JOHN D. Two Hundred Thirty-Four .
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