Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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ASA ALPHA XI Alpha Xi Delta is a sorority na- tionally founded in 1839 by the Sigma Nu fraternity. Bethany ' s chapter is located at Parkinson Place II, which is usually referred to as the Hill. The Alpha Xi ' s are a philinthropic organization, and their national philanthropy is the American Lung Association. The Alpha Xi ' s sponsored var- ious special events this year. One was the all-campus Hoopie Par- ty. People showed up dressed as West Virginia hillbillies or hoopies. Another special event was Breath-Xi-Week. Organized to help raise money for the American Lung Associ- ation and to promote respiratory health, the event raised $300. Among the sisters, two held prestigious positions. Heidi McGuigan was a co-captain of the women ' s volleyball team and Lisa Maher held the position of Student Board of Govenors Club and Committee Chairperson and Vice-President of S.B.O.G. The Alpha Xi ' s also won two academic awards. They were presented with an award for hav- ing the highest grade point aver- age of all Alpha Xi chapters in W VA. They were also nationally recognized as the most improved chapter. attack pig . . . men suck and boys are merely boys . . . keg on the roof . . . home of the Prime sisters ALPHA XI DELTA Front row: Mary Arrotti, Laura Klucik, Amy Mosier, Kelley Stoner, Lisa Schafer, Lynn Boyer; Second row: Gina DeMasi, Cyndi Prime, Ellen Cowhey, Ctiris Meiko, Karen Den- feld, Lora Moren, Julie Klug, f-ieidi McGuigan, Missy Prime; Third row: Kathleen McHugh, Robin Bailey, Mary Rupich, Vanessa Drysdale, Lisa Maher, Jeanine Hare; Back row: Becky Grau, and Beth Ann Kirby. Not pictured: Cheryl Toy, Sue Hendershot, Christa Cahill, and Chris Hammond. IN AWE — Cyndi Prime, sophomore, checks out the action a the soccer game, ALWAYS TOGETHER — Lisa Shaeffer and Chris Melko stop for a picture on their way to class. 18- Alpha Xi Delta Housing

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A S ALPHA SIG The Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity is located off campus on Point Breeze Drive. It was founded on May 29, 1929. Alpha Sig housed many outstanding athletes. For example, Kosmas Mouratidis and Toby Bronson were starters on the soccer team and Dave Strnisa played football. Many of the brothers joined the Lacrosse team. One of the many charac- teristics that makes the Alpha Sig house unique is the luxurious Penthouse located directly be- hind the main house. The PH was home to senior Phil Murphy. It was thought that the Colonel who lived in the mansion prior to the Alpha Sigs, had come back to haunt the PH as well as the main house. The brothers had some ghostbusters come in and look around, but no ghosts were found. STUDY HARD 11:00 class. Junior Matt Gonzo Mastrangelo looks over some notes before his ALPHA SIGMA PHI: Front Row: Pliil Murpliy, Cliris Bobbitt. Toby Bronson, Eric Davis, Jeff Cashman, Greg Tomczylt; Second Row: Mr. Sandercox (advisor), J. P. Fad, Dan Daragfi, Eric Crossley, Mitcln Barnes, Marl Buxton. Rhett Bailey, Rob Cowfiey, Drew Golden, Dr. Grimes (advisor); Third Row: Tim Dimartino, John Humphrey, Terry Radekin, Jim Tomko, Hob Boazman, Pete Sorensen, Nick Dragonir, Scott Welch, Chip Schmidt, Lenny Fortunate, John Fisher, Mike Butz, Dave Strnisa, Anthony Sistilii; Fourth Row: Dave Deiacio, Chip Osborne; Missing: Kos Mouratidis, Niko Mastros, Scott Parrott. REAL LITE BEER — Matt Mastrangelo, Mitch Barnes. Dave Deiacio, and Carol Warren enjoy a floating beer at Em ' s. Alpha Sigma Phi Housing 17

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B0 n BETA What do Non Beta ' s think when they look at the Beta House? lifting . . . academics . , . drunken states . . . Well they just might be right, but Beta celebrat- ed its 125th anniversary this year, and they believe they have lasted so long because of the strength of their brotherhood. They are a special fraternity on campus because of the quality of the membership. They had two SBOG presidents: Troy Mar- tin and Harry Balk, and two members of Student Court Greg Stefan and Brad Dean. The Betas sponsored several parties: Toga Party, Fall Ball, Mixed Drink Night, Beef Roast, and Monday Night Football. But, the Fall Ball was the most spec- tacular, it was based on the theme of the 60 ' s and was cen- tered around the Vietnam War and its many controversies. )TALLY ENGROSSED — SBOG lesident Troy Martin and Eric Wei- nburger enthusiastically watch a Dtball game. ME OUT — Sophomore John Kel- takes a break during his two hour rcounting class. BETA THETA PI — Front Row: Pat Bello, Bob Scott, Ron Kominski, Craig Frisina, Chris Fallows, Tim Jacob, Tim McGivern, Ted Merlin; Second Row: Bob Chambers, Ron Kalup, Greg Warner, Bob Cicchino, Rick Organ; Third Row: Tom Kairys. Vic Murphy, Joe Cutrone, Brad Dean, Greg Stefan, Ken Seibert, Mark Bado, Bill Suhoski, J.T. Thomas, Steve Fortunato, Chris Hill, Jeff Hurl, Paul Megna. John Coma, George McClosky; Fourth Row; Jeff Woda, Dave McConahy, Eric Weisenburger, Rick Stout, Mark Whitehurst, Gary Cameron, Bob Maibach, John Kelly, J. P. Worthy, Mike Gilchrest, Ted Williams, Harry Balk, Glen Hetherington, Mark Hermsen, Troy Martin; Missing: Bill Huff, John Phillips Beta Theta Pi Housing 19