PRINCIPIA COLLEGE

Information on Admissions, Costs, and Financial Aid

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About Admissions
and Finances
If you’re a high-school senior or graduate, or a college
student, or beyond college age— married or single— and
think you might like to attend Principia College, this
section tells you how to apply.
Personal Expectations
Principia’s aim is to provide an atmosphere which supports
your growth intellectually, spiritually, morally, socially, and
physioally. Once you’re on campus, you become a con­
tributor to this atmosphere, and an influence on others in
the community. So, it’s expected that you will:
• want to grow in Christian Science as a way of life.
• rely on Christian Science in time of need.
• uphold Principia’s community goals and moral standards.
• show concern for the welfare of others.
• be able to take part freely— physically, mentally, socially
— in an active college program.
Academic Preparation
For the smoothest transition academically, we strongly
recommend at least 15-16 solids in your high-school
program:
• 4 years of English • 2 years of natural science, includ­
ing some lab work • 3 years of math (2 algebra, 1 geom­
etry) • 2-3 years of the same foreign language • 2 years
of history and social science (including American history)
• 2 years of academic electives.
Tests
• If you plan to enter as a freshman or transfer student,
you’re required to take either the Scholastic Aptitude
Test (SAT) or the American College Testing Program
exam (ACT); spring or summer of your junior year in high
school is best. If you’re not happy with the results, you
can retake the test in the fall of your senior year. Transfers
should send the results of these tests taken in high
school to Principia’s Admissions Office.
You may arrange to take these tests through your
high-school guidance counselor or by writing either of the
following:
For SAT (use address nearest you):
College Entrance Examination Board, Box 592, Prince­
ton, New Jersey 08540; or, Box 1025, Berkeley, California
94701; or, 605 Colfax Street, Evanston, Illinois 60201.
For ACT:
Registration, The American College Testing Program,
Box 414, Iowa City, Iowa 52240.
• If you’re an international student whose native language
is not English, you’re required to take the Test of English
as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) instead of the SAT or
ACT test. You must take it on or before January 16,1982,
so we can consider your application at the proper time.
To arrange for the test, write:
TOEFL
Box 899-R
Princeton, NJ 08541
USA
• There are two ways to fulfill the all-college foreign
language requirement. One is to begin a new foreign lan­
guage at Principia and complete the 101-102-103 course
sequence in that language. The other is to continue in a
foreign language previously studied (French, Spanish,
German, or Russian).
In order to take advantage of the second option, at
some time following completion of the foreign language in
high school, and before arriving on campus, you must
take the SAT College Board Achievement Test in that
language. No student may continue at Principia in a for­
eign language begun in high school unless he or she has
taken this required test. It’s for placement purposes only
and does not affect the admissions decision.
This policy applies also to transfer students who have
not completed a full year of a foreign language in college.
How to Apply for Admission
• Write or phone for an application packet: Admissions
Office, Principia College, Elsah, Illinois 62028— telephone,
618/374-2131.
• Return completed forms as early in the fall as possible
to apply for the following September. Applicants for winter
quarter (January) or spring quarter (March) should apply
three to four months prior to the beginning of the quarter.
• The following items, constituting a complete applica­
tion, must be received by the Admissions Office before
your application can be considered by the Admissions
Committee: the application form; two Christian Science
references; two academic references; guidance counselor
reference (not applicable to transfers); SAT or ACT test
scores; and your high-school transcript. Also required:
two pictures of yourself and $25 application fee.
• If your complete application for fall quarter is received
by December 1, a decision will be mailed to you on Jan­
uary 15. Acceptance after January 15 will be made on a
first-come, first-served, space-available basis. Decisions
for winter and spring quarters are mailed two to three
weeks prior to the beginning of the quarter, on a space-
available basis. A waiting list is started in April when
dorm spaces are no longer available; it is kept chrono­
logically as applications are completed. Only acceptable
applicants are placed on the list.
• If you feel that more academic information would be
helpful in supporting your application credentials, you
may choose to do one of two things:
1. apply for early decision with the understanding that if
the Admissions Committee requires additional informa­
tion, a decision will be deferred* until such information
is received. (Additional information could include senior-
year fall semester grades, retake of the SAT or ACT, etc.)
2. apply at a later date (after your first semester) when
you feel satisfied that the information is more indicative of
your potential for college work.
• On acceptance you will be asked to send in a deposit
of U.S. $100 (U.S. $50 for a day student) to reserve dorm
space. See Reservation Deposits, page 2, for important
details.
Transfer Students
We’re happy to consider your application if you are a
successful college student wishing to enter Principia as a
freshman, sophomore, or junior transfer. Principia’s resi­
dence requirement for graduation specifies that “a student
must be enrolled, full-or part-time, under direct super­
vision of Principia faculty or staff, for a total of at least
four quarters.” (See B.A. and B.S. requirements.)
To apply as a transfer student, follow the regular ad­
missions plan outlined above for all applicants, with two
exceptions: you yourself must (1) see that transcripts of
all previous college work are sent to Principia’s Admis­
sions Office; (2) arrange to have your ACT or SAT scores
forwarded to Principia, if you’ve taken either test pre­
viously. If you have not previously taken either test, please
arrange to take one. Don’t forget to send us your high-
school transcript.
Courses taken at other fully accredited colleges and
universities are accepted for credit provided they parallel
courses available at Principia and were completed with a
grade higher than a C-minus.
International Students
Two programs are available to international students: the
one-year enrichment program designed for students who
wish to enroll at the College for just one year; and the
four-year degree program designed for those who want to
earn a degree at Principia and who are financially able to
meet the costs through their own or family resources.
For further details about either program, write our Di­
rector of Admissions at Principia College, Elsah, IL 62028.
Application Fee (Non-Refundable)
It’s $25 (U.S. currency). Please include check or money
order with your application.
*A deferral is not a rejection; it’s a decision given by the
Admissions Committee to those applicants who need to submit
additional information before a final decision can be made.
Once this information is received, the folder is considered
complete, and the Admissions Committee will review the
application for the final decision.
Financial Aid Information
We’re happy to make aid available on the basis of need.
Application forms, together with a booklet describing ala
available, are included in your admissions packet. You’ll
be notified as to what aid is available to you after you’re
accepted for enrollment. It’s good to send the financial
aid application to us at the same time you return your ap­
plication for admission; the more time we have for proces­
sing, the better. Both the gold form and the Financial Aid
Form (FAF) must be submitted to Principia.
All admissions decisions are made separately from
financial aid decisions.
Costs*
Principia College offers a program which includes much
more than the basic curriculum, providing in addition
formal and informal experiences and instruction concern­
ing your all-around development. Costs of the Principia
College program for the year 1981-82 are as follows:
Fixed Charges (Tuition, Board, and Room)
Fixed charges include personnel and counseling ser­
vices, participation in athletics, admission to all athletic
events, admission to The Principia Concert and Lecture
Series, subscriptions to annual and weekly student publi­
cations, and other services. They do not include books,
personal expenses, laboratory and miscellaneous fees
(see below), or cost of residence on campus between
quarters.
Resident Students
As a resident student, you pay fixed charges in the amount
of $2664 per quarter, or $7992 per year. They include:
Year Quarter
T u itio n ...................................... ................... $5103 $1701
Board and R o o m ................... ..................... 2889 $ 963
$7992 $2664
Day Students
As a day student you pay less, since you don’t live on cam­
pus and can’t take part in campus activities as fully as you
otherwise would.
Year Quarter
Tuition ........................................................... $5103 $1701
This fee covers all day student charges except trans­
portation to and from the campus, meals taken on Campus,
laboratory and miscellaneous fees, books, and personal
expenses.
How to Pay Fixed Charges
As a Principia College student, you are expected to
handle your own financial arrangements with the Cashier’s
Office. You may pay fixed charges in three ways: by the
quarter or through one of two deferred payment plans.
Payments must be in U.S. dollars and, if by check, drawn
on a U.S. bank.
Payment by Quarter
Under this plan, fixed charges (tuition, general fees, room
and board) are due on or before the first day of classes
each quarter. Checks should be made payable to
PRINCIPIA COLLEGE and sent to the Cashier’s Office,
Principia College, Elsah, Illinois 62028.
Deferred Payment Plans
Tuition Plan, Inc. (TPI)
Under this plan, parents may pay fixed charges on a
monthly basis. The plan is sponsored by:
Tuition Plan, Inc.
Concord, New Hampshire 03301
Parents decide the portion of expenses they want the plan
to cover and make all arrangements directly with TPI; they
make out and send checks directly to TPI’s Concord ad­
dress. Parents using the plan are responsible to Principia
for any charges not covered in their contracts with TPI.
’ Because of the possibility of substantial increases beyond our
control in our operating expenses, the financial arrangements
published in this catalog are subject to revision at the beginning
of any quarter. Notification of any necessary change in rates
will be sent to you at least 30 days prior to the opening of
the quarter.
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 About Admissions and Finances
Application forms, including a description of the plan,
are available from Principia’s Admissions Office.
Principia Installment Plan
A second plan for paying fixed charges monthly is avail­
able through Principia. Under this plan, each quarter’s
charges are divided into three equal amounts. (In the
cases of students receiving grants a n d /o r loans, this di­
vision applies to the balance remaining after the grant or
loan has been credited.) Monthly payment dates are as
follows (a payment should be made on or before the date
in question):
• Fall quarter: September 5, October 5, November 5.
• Winter quarter: December 5, January 5, February 5.
• Spring quarter: March 5, April 5, May 5.
Note that some of these monthly payments are due prior
to the start of a quarter. If you wish to use this plan, you
should complete the card which will be sent to you prior
to the beginning of the school year, and return it to the
Cashieri’s Office on the College campus (Elsah, Illinois).
Laboratory and Miscellaneous Fees
These fees are due in full when billed.
Grades and Transcripts
Grades and transcripts are furnished on request provided
that all financial obligations to Principia have been met.
Delinquent Charges
Failure to pay charges when due classifies the student
responsible as delinquent. He is subject to withdrawal
from classes until he makes satisfactory arrangements
with the Controller’s Office. An account must be current
at the time of registration.
Finance Charge
A finance charge of 1 % is made on an account’s unpaid
balance each month— including accounts under the Prin­
cipia Installment Plan. Payments reaching the Cashier’s
Office before the end of the month are used to reduce the
unpaid balance.
Reservation Deposits
New Resident Students
A deposit of one hundred dollars (U.S. $100) is required
when your application has been accepted. This is not an
extra fee but acts as a reservation deposit toward each
quarter that you are fully enrolled and is credited after the
close of your final quarter at Principia. Each quarter
each student is asked to confirm his plans for the follow­
ing quarter. You will be asked to give this information to
the Admissions Office by Friday of the fifth week of each
quarter. If you withdraw for the following quarter after
this deadline, your deposit is subject to forfeiture; should
you re-enroll at a later date, another reservation deposit
will be required.
A student whose plans include withdrawal and who
notifies the Admissions Office in writing prior to the above
dates, may elect (one) full refund of the deposit (except in
the case of a newly accepted student who withdraws the
application prior to May 1) or (two) to have it applied as a
reservation deposit toward the next quarter in which he
plans to be enrolled.
See How to Apply for new student deposits.
Day Students
A reservation of fifty dollars (U.S. $50) is required when
your application is accepted, it is subject to the same
regulations as the resident student deposit.
Miscellaneous Fees and
Personal Expenses
Laboratory and Miscellaneous Fees
These charges, with a few exceptions, are due when
billed each quarter. All necessarily are subject to immedi­
ate revision by the amount of any new tax imposed directly
upon the services rendered by The Principia.
Per Quarter
Activity fee $20
Extra subject fee: full course $567; half course $284
Independent study off-campus: 1 credit $567; 2 credits
$1134; 3 credits $1701.
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Special programs: see Office of Special Programs (OSP)
Use of organ: 2Vz hours or less per week $10;
21/2 to 5 hours per week $20
Laboratory Fees
For lab fees, see the course descriptions in the 1981-82
Principia College catalog of courses.
Others
Application fee $25
Athletic fee per quarter $10
Attendance Christian Science nurse, including stay at
Cox Cottage, per day $4
Auditor’s fee per course $50
Camps, athletic $65 maximum
Credential placement fee (first copy free) $1
Meals served in room, extra charge per meal 500
Parents’ Orientation: parents $25 each; students $10 each
Spring vacation fee: resident student remaining on
campus $160
Costs by day on request
Registrar’s Fees
Credit by examination $50
Graduation fee $30
Late registration fee $25 maximum
Schedule change fee (after tenth class day) $25 maximum
Personal Expenses
Expenses for personal items, services, dues, books, etc.,
vary from perhaps $35 to $80 monthly. Probably the
biggest expense is books at the beginning of each quarter.
How to Pay Miscellaneous Fees and Expenses
Principia College carries no charge accounts for students.
You pay cash for your books, school supplies, fees, clean­
ing and laundry, and other items and services available
through the Book Store and otherwise. Laboratory and
miscellaneous fees of the kind are due when billed;
personal services, etc., are paid for at time of purchase.
Responsibility of Parents or Guardians
No financial statements of any kind, including statements
of tuition, are mailed to parents or guardians. It is under­
stood, however, that your parents or guardians accept
the responsibility for the payment of all charges, fees,
etc., due in any quarter for which you are enrolled. Costs
charged each year are those shown in the catalog for the
school year involved, unless changed during that school
year.
Rebates in Cases of Withdrawal
or Dismissal
Tuition
In the event it becomes necessary that a student be with­
drawn or dismissed before the close of a quarter, for any
cause whatsoever, refund of tuition and fees is governed
by the following policy:
• If the student withdraws before the first day of
classes, there is no charge for tuition for the quarter.
• If the student withdraws during the first 25% of the
quarter, 25% of the tuition charge is refunded.
• If the student withdraws after the first 25% of the
quarter, no tuition is refunded.
This policy holds true even if the student has been
enrolled on probation.
To withdraw, the student must notify the Admissions
Office; effective date of withdrawal is the day the notifi­
cation is received in that office.
If tuition payments are being made under Principia’s
monthly payment plan, balance due for the remainder of
the quarter becomes due and payable at the time of
withdrawal or dismissal.
Board and Room
If the student’s place in the dormitory can be filled im­
mediately, a rebate of room and board charges may be
made for that part of the quarter which may remain
subsequent to a date 30 days following the student’s
departure. If the place in the dormitory is not filled, and
under certain other conditions, a rebate of $15 per week
may be allowed for board for the unused portion of the
quarter.
Each case of withdrawal or dismissal is carefully
reviewed to determine If any room a n d /o r board charges
are to be refunded, and In what amount.
Laboratory and Miscellaneous Fees
No refunds of laboratory and miscellaneous fees are
made after the first five days of the quarter.
Financial Aid
Principia wants to help students who must have financial
aid in order to attend. Aid is provided in three ways,
through grant, loan, and international funds. Always make
application to Principia’s Director of Financial Aid, never
to a donor or special fund.
Details about the aid program are available in our
booklet, Can’t Afford a Principia Education? Yes, You Can!
If you’d like a copy, just ask for it when you write the Di­
rector of Admissions for an application form. O r write the
Director of Financial Aid, Principia College, Elsah, Illinois
62028. Since it’s best to apply for aid at the time you apply
for admission, it’s a good idea not to delay in writing for
the booklet.
Assistance may be obtained from sources other than
Principia as well. At your earliest opportunity in high
school, talk to your principal or college counselor about
scholarships available through such programs as the Na­
tional Merit Scholarship Program and the War Orphans
Education Program administered by the Veterans Admin­
istration. Ask your counselor about publications which list
a variety of scholarship opportunities, or look for them in
your public library. For example, an increasing number of
fraternal, civic, professional, and labor organizations pro­
vide educational aid programs for their employes or mem­
bers, or for their children. Some states offer scholarships
which may be used out of state; you can ask your principal
or counselor what your state offers.
In planning your financial program, do investigate the
deferred payment plans available at Principia. You may
find that one of these plans (see above) meets your needs.
International Aid
Principia warmly welcomes students from other countries.
Grants are offered to applicants accepted for admission
on the basis of need and to the extent of funds available.
To apply, and for details, write Director of Admissions,
Principia College, Elsah, Illinois 62028.
Conditions Governing Awards
As a recipient of financial aid, you’re expected to show
rigid economy in personal expenses.
An important condition in obtaining a grant is willing­
ness to accept a student job and to perform conscien­
tiously the duties assigned to you. While it’s not possible
to work your way through Principia College, income
earned through student employment is a significant help
toward meeting personal expenses. Since you can’t be
assigned to a job until your courses are arranged, your
program worked out, and your free hours known, it’s
important to see the Director of Student Employment as
soon as you arrive on campus.
Because owning or operating a car on campus is not
consistent with the economy expected, the only exception
made is when you can show that using a car will signifi­
cantly decrease transportation expenses between your
home and campus. If the exception is made by permission
of the Director of Financial Aid, your car must be put into
dead storage between authorized vacation periods. Use of
the car without authorization risks cancellation of your
grant.
 Student Em ploym ent
Principia relies heavily on part-time student help in
its service departments and administrative offices.
Objectives of the student employment program are to
provide opportunities for you to develop useful habits,
contribute to the community, and contribute financially to
your own education; to provide channels for self-discovery
and self-satisfaction in non-academic areas; and to pro­
vide practical experiences that develop and test values
for effective living.
The three-part program includes the regular student
work plan, usually calling for from five to ten hours a
week; the tuition reduction work plan; and the letter of
agreement work program.
The tuition reduction plan is designed for students
whose financial need is greater than the aid available to
them and who have from ten to fifteen hours a week avail­
able for work. Eligibility is determined by the financial aid
office. An application and work references are required.
If your application is accepted, and you meet and main­
tain the terms of your contract, a fixed contribution, based
on hours worked, is made toward your college expenses.
The letter of agreement work program, open only to
returning students, provides opportunities for employment
up to thirty-five hours per week.
Details are available from the Manager of Student
Employment.

Faculty and Staff in 1981-82

Board of Trustees
Elizabeth Glass Barlow
Bronxville, New York
Eric Bole
Boston, Massachusetts
James Julian Coleman
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jennifer Bunting Dyck
Hutchinson, Kansas
Brooks Gifford
LaJolla, California
Douglas Wesson Hawes
New York, New York
Henry Holt, Jr., Chairman
St. Louis, Missouri
James Elliott Kussmann,
Vice-Chairman
Darien, Connecticut
Dorinda Burnett LeClair
Boston, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Bice Luerssen
Laguna Beach, California
Shirley Wallace Miller
Miami, Florida
Charles Stewart Harding Mott
Flint, Michigan
Margaret Mason Peabody
Millbrook, New York
Thomas Sherman Price
Belvedere, California
Eugene B. Skarie
Baltimore, Maryland
Waldo Ewing Stewart
Dallas, Texas
Richard Barclay Tullis
Vero Beach, Florida
Trustees Emeriti
Roy Lee Aitken
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Nezzell Christie Dennis
Houston, Texas
Mary Elizabeth Curtis Freeman
Miami, Florida
Frederic Evan Morgan
Sarasota, Florida
Officers, The Principia
Corporation
Henry Holt, Jr.
Chairman
James E. Kussmann
Vice-Chairman
C. Richard Kjellstrom
Treasurer
Edna 0 . Hall
Secretary; Assistant Treasurer
Everett L. Bay
Assistant Secretary
Robert B. Larsen
Assistant Secretary
Bertram T. Clark
Treasurer Emeritus
Development
Financial Development
Robert B. Larsen, Director
Field Development
Everett L. Bay, Director
• The Principia Patrons’
Association
Joanie M. Benjamin
• Enrollment
Williams S. Meacham
• The Principia Alumni
Association
Robert C. Satterwhite
Publications
H. Straight Hamlin
Director
Pam S. Webster
Editor
Shannon Roe
Editorial Assistant
Administration
Arthur F. Schulz, Jr. (1954):
President
B.A., Principia College; M.A.,
Washington University
John E. G. Boyman (1968): Dean of Cashier
the College
B.A., Principia College; M.A.,
University of Washington
Thomas R. Fennell (1969):
Coordinating Dean
B.A., Western Michigan University; George F. Rowe (1978): Personnel
M.A., Michigan State University;
Ph.D., University of Hawaii
Thomas J. Quirk (1973): Dean of
Faculty (July through December)
B.S., John Carroll University; M.A.,
Ph.D., Stanford University; M.B.A., Administrative Services
University of Missouri at St. Louis James L. Brown (1974): Security
Mary Lu Fennell (1970): Dean of
Faculty (Beginning January 1, 1982) Richmond B. Haslam (1968):
B.A., University of Hawaii; M.A.,
Bradley University; Ph.D., Walden
University
Jane Martin (1973): Dean of
Students
B.S., State University of New York
David F. Stevens (1976): Dean of
Students
B.A., Principia College
David K. Nartonis (1970): Registrar Student Employment
(July through December); Director B.A., Principia College
of Planning
B.A., Willamette University; M.S.,
University of Idaho; Ph.D., Boston
University
Carolyn P. Booth (1974): Registrar
(Beginning January 1,1982)
B.A., Principia College
James A. Nietmann (1974): Director,
Career Development Office
B.A., Principia College; M.A.,
Harvard University
David E. Pfeifer (1974): Director,
Office of Special Programs
B.A., North Park College; M.A.,
Ph.D., University of Illinois
David A. Foltz (1960): Director,
PACE Summer Session
B.A., Principia College; A.M.,
Middlebury College; Ph.D.,
University of Arizona
Martha Green Quirk (1973):
Director of Admissions
B.A., Principia College; M.A.,
Stanford University
Business
Leonard H. Christensen (1977):
Chief Business Officer
B.S., Northwestern University
Dorothy Holt (1960): Director of
Financial Aid
Theodosia W. Lanigan (1969):
Philip P. Mazzone (1977): Manager, B.A., M.A., University of California
Book Store
B.A., Elmhurst College
Dorothy Bignall (1978):
Purchasing Agent
Administrator
B.A., San Francisco State College
R. Malcolm Tyler (1969): Controller B.S., Kansas State Teachers
B.B.A., University of Texas
Officer
Manager, Receiving Office
Gilbert C. Ives (1962): Director,
Physical Plant
B.A., Principia College
Ross McAninch (1980): Director,
Computer Center
B.S., California State University at Middlebury College; Ph.D.,
Chico
Kenneth A. Roe (1973): Director,
Yvonne Ray (1979): Chief
Operator, Switchboard
Jeanne Teel (1964): Director
Support Center
B.A., University of California at
Davis
William H. Wiley (1968): Director,
Food Service
B.A., Principia College
Faculty Emeriti
Faculty
Frederic Evan Morgan: President Holly Heigerick Alder (1974):
Emeritus Instructor in English
A. B., Washington University; Ed.M.,
B.S., Northwestern University;
Harvard University; LL.D., Lincoln M.Ed., National College of
Memorial University; L.H.D., Education
Principia College David K. Andrews (1937): Professor
David K. Andrews: President of Education; President Emeritus,
Emeritus The Principia
B. A., Principia College; M.A., B.A., Principia College; M.A., Ed.D.,
Ed.D., Columbia University Columbia University
* Robert A. Andrews: Professor Joan Richards Andrews (1946):
Emeritus of Business Administration Professor of World Literature and
B.A., Principia College; M.B.A., Religion
Harvard University; Ph.D., Stanford M.A., Oxford University
University Brook B. Ballard Jr. (1957):
Nancy W. Baker: Librarian Emeritus Professor of History
A. B., Pomona College; CertificateB.A., Principia College; M.A.,
in Librarianship, University of University of Chicago; Ph.D.,
California University of Illinois
Donald T. Bliss: Professor Emeritus Gretchen D. Batz (1977): Instructor
of Sociology in English
B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Columbia B.S., M.S., Western Illinois
University
University
James L. Green: Professor Emeritus Roger W. Batz (1974): Assistant
of Fine Arts
Professor of Sociology
Massachusetts College of Art
B.A., Oberlin College; M.A., Central
Dorothy Scott Hooper: Professor
Michigan University; Ph.D.,
Emeritus of Mathematics Louisiana State University
James H. Belote (1960): Professor
lolani Ingalls: Professor Emeritus of History
of Bible
A.B., M.A., University of Washington;
B.A., Principia College; M.A.,
Ph.D., University of California
University of Oregon; M.A.,
John F. Bower (1980): Associate
Northwestern University Professor of Physical Education
Floyd A. McNeil: Professor Emeritus A. B., Middlebury College; M.Ed.,
of History Springfield College
Edward D. Bradley (1946):
College of Emporia; M.A., Associate Professor of French
Washington University; Ph.D., B. A., Principia College; A.M.,
State University of Iowa Middlebury College
Forbes S. Robertson: Professor Paula R. Bradley (1952); Associate
Emeritus of Earth Sciences Professor of French
B.A., Principia College; M.S., B.A., Principia College; A.M.,
Washington University; Ph.D., Middlebury College
University of Washington Randalyn F. Browning (1975):
Douglas B. Swett: Professor Assistant Professor of English
Emeritus of Spanish and World B.A., San Diego State University;
Literature M.S., Southern Illinois University,
B.A., Principia College; A.M.,
Edwardsville
Janet L. Burk (1979): Librarian with
University of Southern California rank of Assistant Professor
John F. Wanamaker: Professor B.S., M.L.S., Western Michigan
Emeritus of Biology University
B.A., Principia College; M.S., Ph.D., Marsha A. Burruss (1979): Librarian
Cornell University with rank of Instructor
B.A., Texas Christian University;
•Principia Abroad,
M.L.S., University of Arizona
spring ’82
Colin C. Campbell (1956): Professor
of English
B.A., Principia College; M.A., Ph.D.,
University of Pennsylvania

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Archibald Carey, Jr. (1966): Judith Ann McCreary Felch (1968): James Hanlin (1967): Lecturer in Sarah F. Perkins (1978): Assistant Sanford C. Wilder (1976);
Associate Professor of Philosophy Associate Professor of Fine Arts Business Administration Professor of Biology and Physical Lecturer in Physical Education
B.A., Principia College; M.A., Ph.D., B.A., Principia College; B.F.A., B.A., Principia College; J.D., Education B.A., Union College
Washington University M.F.A., Washington University Washington University B.S., Principia College; M.S., Paul O. Williams (1964): Professor
Elizabeth L. Carey (1946): Assistant Mary Lu Fennell (1970): Associate Thomas M. Holzberlein (1951): University of Michigan of English
Professor of Religion Professor of English Professor of Physics David E. Pfeifer (1974): Associate B.A., Principia College; M.A., Ph.D.,
B.A., Principia College; M.A., B.A., University of Hawaii; M.A., B.S., M.S., Oklahoma State Professor of Philosophy University of Pennsylvania
Michigan State University; M.R.E., Bradley University; Ph.D., Walden University; Ph.D., University of B.A., North Park College; M .A ... Carl Wood (1978): Associate
Covenant Theological Seminary University Oklahoma Ph.D., University of Illinois Professor of English
Jeremy Carper (1981): Assistant Thomas R. Fennell (1969): Roger E. Honey (1980): Visiting Margaret Powell (1976): B.A., Michigan State University;
Professor of Music Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Associate Professor of Education M.A., Ph.D., University of California
B.A., Principia College B.A., Western Michigan University; Dip., F.A., London University; M.A., B.S., M.S., Indiana University; at Berkeley
Duncan Charters (1974): Assistant M.A., Michigan State University; Royal College of Art Ed.D., Northern Illinois University ‘ Leave of absence 1981-82
Professor of Foreign Languages Ph.D., University of Hawaii * ‘ Charles B. Hosmer (1961): Jay P. Glenn Preising (1980): Assistant “ Leave of absence winter, 1982
B.A., M.A., Trinity College, Barbara Fisher (1981): Assistant Walker Professor of History Professor of Physical Education ‘ “ Leave of absence spring, 1982
Cambridge University; A.M., C. Phil., Professor of Sociology B.A., Principia College; M.A., Ph.D., B.A., Syracuse University
Ph.D., Indiana University B.A., Augustana College; M.A., Columbia University ‘ “ Thomas J. Quirk (1973):
Paul B. Clifford (1969): Assistant Syracuse University Charles Theodore Houpt (1946): Associate Professor of Psychology, Student Personnel
Professor of Physical Education Elaine R. Foliis (1974): Associate Principia Distinguished Professor Business Administration, and Department
A. B., M.A., University of Michigan Professor of Religion and Philosophy of English Education Deans
J. Bryan Collester (1974): Associate A. B., Jackson College, Tufts B.A., University of Pennsylvania; B.S., John Carroll University; M.A., Jane Martin (1973)
Professor of Political Science University; B.D., Tufts University; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., Ph.D., Stanford University; M.B.A., David F. Stevens (1976)
B. A., Principia College; M.A., Ph.D., Ph.D., Boston University University of Pennsylvania University of Missouri at St. Louis
Indiana University David A. Foltz (1960): Associate Billie F. Kaser (1974): Instructor “ ‘ Robert J. Rockabrand (1975): Director of Program and Staff
J. Colette Collester (1974): Professor of Spanish in Career Development Associate Professor of Music Development
Assistant Professor of Fine Arts B. A., Principia College; A.M., B.A., University of Arizona B.A., Principia College; B.M., M.M., Carolyn F. Ruffin 1970
History Middlebury College; Ph.D., Edward A. Kemp (1981): Instructor Westminster Choir College; D.M.A.,
A. B., Indiana University; M.Ed., University of Arizona in English Staff
Stanford University
Miami University Gary C. Gamrath (1973): Assistant B.A., Colby College; M.A., Mary Rupert (1962): Administrative
Reinhart S. Ross (1960): Professor
William F. Conner (1980): Professor of Physical Education University of New Hampshire Assistant; Executive Secretary
of Music
Assistant Professor of English B.S., Bowling Green State Herbert M. Kennedy (1978): Thea Stephens (1981): Office
B.A., M.A., Ph.D., State University
B. A., Roanoke College; M.A., University; M.A., Michigan State Associate Professor of Business Manager
of Iowa
University of Arkansas; Ph.D., University Administration Casey Reynolds (1980): Student
Rebecca J. Sankner (1971):
University of Missouri Louis D. Garinger (1973): Associate Housing Coordinator
B.S., Principia College; M.B.A., Assistant Professor of Physical
David A. Cornell (1964): Professor of Religion and Political University of Michigan Education Resident Counselors
Professor of Physics Science Laurence E. Lackey (1978): B.S., Maryville College; M.A., Denise Anderson (1979)
B.S., Principia College; Ph.D., B.A., University of Tennessee; M.A., Associate Professor of Earth Michigan State University Elizabeth Carey (1946)
University of California at Berkeley; Harvard University; J.D., University Sciences James K. Schmidt (1951): Professor Gary Crandell (1964)
M.M., Washington University of Tennessee B.S., Principia College; Ph.D., of Art David DesAutels (1980)
Gary Crandell (1973): Assistant Marie Garritson (1978): Assistant University of Michigan B.F.A., M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy June Dickinson (1979)
Professor of Physical Education; Professor of Music Alan Charles Lindgren (1971): of Art Elaine Foliis (1974)
Instructor in Education B.A., University of California at Associate Professor of Dramatic Stephen V. Senge (1977): Assistant Debra Frank (1980)
B.A., Principia College; M.Ed., Berkeley; M.A., Stanford University; Art Professor of Business Gary Fulreader (1981)
Northeastern University M.M., Yale University B.F.A., Carnegie-Mellon Institute; Administration Mary Gallagher (1980)
Joyce C. Cundiff (1970): Associate Gary Gentry (1980): Instructor in M.F.A., The Pennsylvania State B.A., U.S. International University; Laurie Gentry (1979)
Professor of Mathematics Business Administration University M.P.A., Denver University Don Houge (1978)
B.S., Westminster College; M.S., B.A., Principia College; J.D., Carey Loomis (1981): Lecturer in Todd Small (1970): Lecturer in Steve Morgenthaler (1976)
Ph.D., University of Florida University of San Diego Computer Science History Sandra Redfem (1981)
Frank C. Darling (1981): Laura Lee Smith Gerber (1948): B. A., Principia College B.A., Principia College; M.A., Pat Robertson (1974)
Professor of Political Science Professor of Mathematics Donald Mainwaring (1968): College of William and Mary Gloria Snyder (1980)
B.A., Principia College; M.A., B.S., Principia College; M.A., Associate Professor of Dramatic ‘ “ Jack H. Snyder (1961): Associate Jack H. Snyder (1961)
University of Chicago; Ph.D., Washington University Art and Literature Professor of Economics Sanford C. Wilder (1976)
The American University David A. Gibbs (1962): Associate D.S.D., College of Dramatic Art, B.A., M.A., Indiana University; Ph.D.,
Lyn Gerber DeLaney (1979): Professor of Mathematics Royal Scottish Academy of Music; University of Wisconsin
Lecturer in Physical Education B.S., Principia College; M.S., San C. D.S., University of Glasgow Ethelyn Sparfeld (1969): Lecturer General Staff
John Demaree (1979): Lecturer in Diego State College; Ph.D., ‘ Frederick Charles Marshall (1965): in Music Academic Advising Center
Business Administration Washington University Associate Professor of Earth B.A., University of Oklahoma; Rosalind Scove (1978): Director
B.S., Indiana University G. Tanner Girard (1977): Assistant Sciences S.M.M., Union Theological Seminary Suellen H. Girard (1981)
Peggy J. DesAutels (1981): Professor of Biology B.S., Principia College; M.S., Patricia P. Stevens (1979): Director
Instructor in Computer Science B.S., Principia College; M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Ph.D., of Libraries with rank of Associate Admissions
B.A., Principia College Florida Technological University; Brigham Young University Professor John Browning (1980) Associate
Christine Dunbar (1978): Instructor Ph.D., Florida State University G. Curtis Martin (1972): A. B., Boston University; M.S.L.S., Director
in Dance and Physical Education Ira-John Gorman (1981): Instructor Associate Professor of German Simmons College Debra Frank (1980): Assistant
B.A., Principia College in Physical Education A. B., Bucknell University; Ph.D., Daphne G. Stores (1981): to Director
Connie J. Eldridge (1981): B.S., California State University, University of North Carolina Reference Librarian with rank Bonnie Bower (1981)
Instructor in Sociology Fullerton Elizabeth F. Mclntire (1966): of Assistant Professor
B.A., Principia College; M.Ed., Jon F. Gray (1980): Instructor Alumni Guest House
Professor of Fine Arts B. A., University of Victoria; M.L.S.,
University of Oregon in Russian Gloria Burns (1972): Manager
B. A., Principia College; M.A., University of Hawaii
Mary Eddy Elichirigoity (1978): B.A., Stanford University; M.A., Prof. Dipl., Columbia University Lenore A. Suarez (1971): Archives
Assistant Professor of Education University of California, Berkeley Hildegard O. Mine (1981): Visiting Instructor in Physical Education Abbie W. Martin (1978): Archivist
B.A., Principia College; M.A., June R. Gray (1981): Visiting Instructor in Earth Sciences A. A., B.S., M.S., Southern Illinois
Western Illinois University; Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., Principia College University, Edwardsville Audio-Visual
The Ohio State University B.S., Oberlin College; M.S., Ronald L. Musselman (1965): David E. Sussman (1980): Instructor Larry Charlston (1981): Manager
Warren Fairbanks (1976): Assistant Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State Associate Professor of Chemistry in Music Robert Armbruster (1974)
Professor of Dramatic Art and University B.S., Fresno State College; M.S., B. A., State University of New York Book Store
Literature William C. Hagenlocher (1974): University of California; Ph.D., New at Buffalo; M.M., New England Elinor Barringer (1980)
B.S., Bloomsburg State College; Associate Professor of Education Mexico State University Conservatory of Music Lee McAninch (1980)
M.F.A., Pennsylvania State A. B., M.A., Queens College; Ed.D., James A. Nietmann (1947): Terry Van Allen (1980): Instructor Kathy McCoy (1981)
University University of Rochester Associate Professor of Political in Physical Education Sarah Raney (1981)
William T. Farwell (1977): Assistant H. Streight Hamlin (1943): Lecturer Science B.S., Washington State University;
Professor of Physical Education in Communication B.A., Principia College; M.A., M.S.T., Portland State University
B.A., Principia College Principia College Harvard University Douglas K. Warren (1972):
Glenn Felch (1973): Assistant Marjorie Day Hamlin (1958): Richard Ouderkirk (1977): Lecturer Associate Professor of Biology
Professor of Fine Arts Lecturer in Education in History B.S., Principia College; M.B.A.,
B.A., Principia College; M.A., B. A., University of California at B.S., M.A., University of New Mexico University of Arizona; Ph.D.,
M.F.A., Bowling Green State Berkeley Walden University
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Career Development Dean’s Offices Food Service President’s Office Helen Richards (1966)
Billie F. Kaser (1979): Associate Linda Cornell (1968): Executive Marie Cressweli (1949): Assistant Helen H. Andrews (1938): Alma Rogers (1978)
Director Assistant Director Decorating Consultant
Ann Darling (1981) Susan Carlson (1981) Patricia Ferber (1973): Executive Security
Bruce Maxwell (1977)
William Farwell (1977) Nancy Gibian (1980) Secretary Chris Stephens (1981): Deputy
William C. Talcott (1970)
Special Care
Cashier’s Office Development Hospitality Office Principia Adult Continuing Education
Julia Allison (1980): Secretary/ Scott Jenkins (1980): Manager Wendy Hollenbeck (1979): Head
Mac Estes (1973) (PACE)
Nurse
Receptionist Dorothy J. Lambert (1971): Assistant
Computer Center Library Sharon Charlston (1981)
Director
Richard Booth (1978) Education Lynn Baker (1977) Brynne Gray (1979)
Robine Hill (1981)
Sarah Engelhardt (1978) Edith Belote (1976) Chrissy Brown (1978)
Suzanne Hageniocher (1976) David Haslam (1981) Special Programs
Victor Lind (1981) Receiving Office
Deborah Farwell (1978)
Carey Loomis Nancy Wiley (1969) Liisa Small (1980) Richmond Haslam (1968): Manager
Peg Gamrath (1981)
Ty Thurman (1980): Assistant
Custodial Services Focus Physical Plant Mary Talcott (1975)
Manager
John Tetstill (1981): Shannon Roe (1973): Editor David Cotton (1979): Assistant
Terese Tetstill (1981) Support Center
Manager Director
Mariana Campbell (1956)
Russell Allison (1979) Registrar’s Office
Robin Radford (1981)
Priscilla W. Harmon (1946) Paul Garritson (1981)
Liz Marin (1976) Virginia McDuffey (1981)

1981-82 Calendar Sources of Student Aid Funds June Van Keuren Fooshe Student Aid Fund
Fall Quarter 1981 In addition to annual gifts, income from the following en­ Ethel Baldwin Foote Student Aid Fund
dowed student aid and loan funds provides money to General Endowed Student Aid Fund
September 8 New students arrive by 4 p.m. assist students who need financial help to attend Prin- William H. Geyer Scholarship Fund
11, 12 Registration new students cipia. See Financial Aid section (above), for details as to Evelyn Brooks and Robert L. Gifford Scholarship Fund
12 Continuing students return how to apply for aid. Ella B. and Lela R. Gladlsh Scholarship Fund
by 6 p.m. Jesse L. Glossop Scholarship Fund
14 First day of classes Grant Funds Eleanor C. Gochenour Scholarship Fund
October 12-16 Midquarter week Ruth Brooks Alford Student Aid Fund Blanche and Louis Goetz Student Aid Fund
November 18 Last day of regular classes Jean Arden Memorial Scholarship Fund Ruth Goldstine Fund
20, 21 Finals; otherwise, classes Jacob Aron Scholarship Fund Orphie W. and Belva Gotto Student Aid Fund
26 Thanksgiving Day Nellie Roller Barlow Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grace Fund
Baskin Scholarship Fund Bette C. Graham Student Aid Fund
Winter Quarter: 1982 Gladys Werner Bass Scholarship Fund Karin Elisabeth Graham Student Aid Fund
Martha J. Beeson Scholarship Fund Maryellen Howard Graichen Memorial Scholarship Fund
January 2 New student orientation Lura G. Beyer Scholarship Fund Adelaide Grassman Student Aid Fund
4 First day of classes Birnschein Scholarships Abram C. Gross Student Aid Fund
February 1-5 Midquarter week Virginia K. Bishop Student Aid Fund Helena Gunnison Memorial Scholarship Fund
March 10 Last day of regular classes William Betzer Blackstone Student Aid Fund Ruth and Loring Hall Scholarship Fund
12, 13 Finals; otherwise, classes Cora M. Bliss Scholarship Fund Pearl S. and Alfred L. Hammell Scholarship Fund
Esther J. Bolte Student Aid Fund Jean Haskell Student Aid Fund
Spring Quarter: 1982 Verna Schroder Boone Scholarship Fund Addison Haugan Scholarship Fund
Walter S. Bourlier Student Aid Fund William J. and Myrtle N. Hawley Scholarship Fund
March 27 New student orientation Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brewer Student Aid Fund Gustave A. L. Heimann Scholarship Fund
29 First day of classes Edith Kathryn Bridges Student Aid Fund Winona N. Heimann Scholarship Fund
April 26-30 Midquarter week Ethel H. Browning Student Aid Fund Ida Helvering Student Aid Fund
June 2 Last day of classes Grace K. Buck Scholarship Fund Anne K. Hilliard Scholarship
3, 4 Finals; otherwise, classes Orlando J. and Lillian Brewer Buck Scholarship Grace A. Holden Student Aid Fund
5 Commencement 9:00 a.m. Canadian Principia Student Aid Trust Fund Ruth Holder Student Aid Fund
Leora M. Carlton Scholarship Fund Hosler-Kenmuir Scholarship Fund
Gertrude M. Carroll Scholarship Fund Howard Funds
George Anthony Chandler Student Aid Fund Resident Student Aid Fund of
Emilie James Child Student Aid Fund Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Howard
Notices Lew Clyde and Jannette C. Church Scholarship Fund Patricia Woodard Hurford Memorial Scholarship Fund
Principia College admits students of any Clevenger-Foote-Fullerton Scholarship Fund Blanche M. Janes Student Aid Fund
race, color, national and ethnic origin to all Mona L. Cole Student Aid Fund Bert A. Johnson Student Aid Fund
the rights, privileges, programs, and activi­ Mary Galt Cox Student Aid Fund Viola A. Johnson Student Aid Fund
ties generally accorded or made available to Myrna Latta Cox Student Aid Fund Julia Michael Johnston Student Aid Fund
students at the school. It does not discrimi­ Corinne Craft Student Aid Fund Mabel Keith Student Aid Fund
nate on the basis of race, color, national Ruth B. Crocker Student Aid Fund Mary A. Kimball Student Aid Fund
and ethnic origin in administration of its William Urban Cutler Memorial Scholarship Fund Brella Boston Kimble Student Aid Fund
educational policies, admissions policies, Mary B. D'Arcy Association Scholarship Fund Nola Ruth Kincaid Student Aid Fund
scholarship and loan program, and athletic John and Arthur Dickie Memorial Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Maury Knott Memorial Scholarship Fund
and other school-administered programs. Dolly Dietze Scholarship Fund James Benton Lackey, Jr. Student Aid Fund
Harry Doehla Student Aid Fund Edna Louise Lake Scholarship Fund
Principia College reserves the right, as Fearn L. Lang Student Aid Fund
Winnie Dorner Student Aid Fund
necessary, to withdraw courses at any time; Elmer E. Leard Memorial Scholarship Fund
Doty-Nichols Fund
and to change fees, regulations and calen­ Laura Leard Scholarship Fund
John Randall Dunn Students’ Association Fund
dars affecting admission and registration, Eva Mary Leber Scholarship Fund
Tom Dutton Scholarship Fund
requirements affecting graduation and cur­ Lela Culver Lee Student Aid Fund
Auguste Marie Dyck Student Aid Fund
ricula, and any other regulations affecting Jessica Lehman Student Aid Fund
Meribeth Haury Dyck Fine Arts Scholarship Fund
the student body. Such changes, and the Genevieve H. Lichtig Student Aid Fund
Martha Brown Edmondson Student Aid Fund
dates they become effective, will be decided Marion Schlund Lindsey Student Aid Fund
Josephine H. Emerson Student Aid Fund
by proper College authorities and may Anne Juliet Lippman Scholarship
Lucia E. Farrington Student Aid Fund
affect both present and prospective F. Earl Long Scholarship Fund
Florence H. Fears Student Aid Fund
students. Charles H. and Adelaide Enright Loomis Scholarship
Roy K. Ferguson Student Aid Fund
Mary Jane Fields Memorial Student Aid Fund Fund
August and Frances Fischer Student Aid Fund Charles H. and Gertrude Marion Loomis Scholarship
Vain and Harry Fish Student Aid Fund Fund
Fritz L. and Eunice M. Fleck Student Aid Fund The Loveland Family Fund
Pearl Flint Scholarship Fund Patricia S. Lowe Student Aid Fund
George R. and Katherine K. Fluehr Memorial Alice Lowell Student Aid Fund
Scholarship Fund Florence Fraser Ludgate Memorial Music Scholarship
Morris Fogel Scholarship Fund Frances E. and Harold M. Mannheimer
Student Aid Fund 5
Sources of Student Aid Funds continued
Walter and Marjorie Marder Student Aid Fund
McBride Student Aid Fund
Estella McEachern Student Aid Fund
Florence Cushman McGee Scholarship Fund
Elizabeth McIntyre Scholastic Fund
Marie Menzles Student Aid Fund
Richard I. Mertz Student Aid Fund
Esther Sudholt Meyers Student Aid Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Morey Student Aid Fund
Mary Kimball Morgan Association Student Aid Fund
"Mother M ac" Student Aid Fund, In memory of Mrs.
Maude McIntyre
Hazel Brereton Murphy Scholarship Fund
Myrtle Grove Christian Science Society
Student Aid Fund
David Lowrey Nell Scholarship Fund
Don and Ann Newburn Student Aid Fund
Edith L. Newcomb Student Aid Fund
Lieut. David G. Nickerson Fund
Dorothy Otterman Ohliger Student Aid Fund
Edward Burr Orr Student Aid Fund
Josephine M. and Charles H. Overly Student Aid Fund
Sybil Nelson Owen Scholarship Fund
Frank Parker Scholarship Fund
Charles Day Perry Scholarship Fund
Tony Phipps Student Assistance Fund
William and Hortense Piowaty Student Aid
Clarence E. and Lillian H. Pitts Student Aid Fund
Nan Price Student Aid Fund
Prlnclpla Friends In Corry, Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund
Mina Merrill Prindle Student Aid Fund
William Martin Prindle Student Aid Fund
Puget Sound Student Aid Fund
John Lawrence Quirk Scholarship Fund
Julia Brown Radford Scholarship Fund
Kathleen L. Radford Student Aid Fund
J. DeForest Richards Scholarship Fund
William Pitt Riley Fund
Alex Robertson Scholarship Fund
Roblee Student Aid Fund
Inez Rothwell Student Aid Fund
Sophia R. Russell Student Aid Fund
Sarah and Ferdinand Scholarship Fund
Satterwhite Student Aid Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Schell Student Aid Fund
Hugo A. Seiler Scholarship Fund
Harry H. and Carrie L. Selmeler Student Aid Fund
Louise S. Semmons Scholarship Fund
Sophie Siebert Scholarship Fund
Edna Elizabeth Siedhoff Scholarship Fund
Louise K. and Lynn H. Smith Scholarship Fund
Thelma Smith Student Aid Fund
Edith Sparrenberger Student Aid Fund
Esther E. Spearin Student Aid Fund
Sperry Scholarship Fund
Ruby S. Stahl Student Aid Fund
Philip H. Steckler Student Aid Fund
Adeline E. and Howard H. Stevens Endowment Fund
Margaret A. and Thomas J. Strlckler Scholarship Fund
William T. and Pauline K. Studer Student Aid Fund
Raydong Sun Student Aid Fund
Sunnyside Student Aid Fund
Swan Student Aid Fund
Josephine Taylor Student Aid Fund
Timothy Thompson Memorial Student Aid Fund
John N. Van Patten, Jr., Assistance Fund
John N. Van Patten, Sr., Assistance Fund
Matthew and Norma Boehm Voney Student Aid Fund
Ethel Louise Walker Scholarship Fund
John S. Watson Scholarship Fund
Gwendolyn Kate Weaver Scholarship Fund
Clarence A. Webster Student Aid Fund
Elizabeth Wehrheim Scholarship
Harold A. and Marian Ryder Wells Student Aid Fund
Nellson P. Wells Student Aid Fund
Eleanor L. White Student Aid Fund
J. Lee Williamson Scholarship Fund
James G. and Donna Harnish Willlard Student Aid Fund
Mary Virginia Wilson Student Aid Fund
Robert F. Wilson Fund
Cornelius Ayer Wood Student Aid Fund
Muriel Prindle Wood Student Aid Fund
Gerhard C. Wolterding Student Aid Fund
Sadie Woodard International Student Aid Fund
Luta Woodbury Student Aid Fund
Loan Funds
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Allen Student Loan Fund
Jackson Babcock Memorial Loan Fund
Virginia K. Bishop Student Loan Fund
Richard W. Branigar Loan Fund
Mary Alice Breneisa Student Loan Fund
Hughes Bryant and Florence Lowe Bryant
Scholarship Fund
Lillian C. Clark Loan Fund
The Winifred Packer Coonley Fund
Dick and Zella Dickson Loan Fund
Mildred L. Downie Loan Fund
Willis E. Downie Loan Fund
Roscoe Drummond Loan Fund
Florence S. Ducey Student Loan Fund
G.R.P. Loan Fund
Golmon Geology Loan Fund
Royal Arch Gunnison Student Loan Fund
Amelia Stone Hand Student Loan Fund
Sena Hardy Loan Fund
Frances E. Hendrie Student Loan Fund
Lorene Sails Higgins Student Loan Fund
Frederick Dean Holloway Memorial Student Loan Fund
Helen Ortense Hood Student Loan Fund
Howard Student Loan Fund
Ellen Palmer Johnsrud Memorial Loan Fund
Gladys H. McCloud Student Loan Fund
Florence Cushman McGee Loan Fund
Lillian Bayless Moore Student Loan Fund
James Mann Parker Student Loan Fund
Mina Merrill Prindle Student Loan Fund
William Martin Prindle Student Loan Fund
Pauline Gurley and Marion Gurley Fuqua Rodgers
Student Loan Fund
Larry C. and Phyllis J. Russell Student Loan Fund
Donald F. Sheridan Loan Fund
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Skidmore Student Loan Fund
E. Lucille Smith Student Loan Fund
Louise A. Smith Student Loan Fund
Thelma Smith Student Loan Fund
Rosalie Stewart Student Loan Fund
The Herbert L. and Achsa B. Tomlinson
Education Fund
Thyrza L. Walters Student Loan Fund
Virgil C. Whipple Fund
Earl E. Wilkerson Student Loan Fund
Howard R. Wilkes Student Loan Fund
America Williams Students’ Fund
Sophie Williams Student Loan Fund
Cornelius Ayer Wood Student Loan Fund
Muriel Prindle Wood Student Loan Fund
Bula A. Yopp Student Loan Fund 6