Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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DELTA TAU DELTA Front row: Scan Boynton; Second row: Tim Graham, Ken Fi- scher, Phil D ' Amato, Bob Wiedholz; Third row: Phil An- derson, Mark Skolnick, Mike Baker, Mr. Lozier; Fourth row: Jim Potemri, Jed Weiss, Bill Hoffstetter, Jay Bartlett. Daue Sninsky, Derek Elie, Eric Jerpe, Ray Mines; Miss- ing: Paul Martindale, Dave Tucker, Kevin Lucas, Andy Johnson, Jim Silvestri. DOUBLE VISION — Juniors Andy Johnson, Jed Weiss, and Tim Graham take a break. m 4 ATCH 24 — Senior Jim Potemri is ready to go at the Delt ■isbee Marathon. The year was 1858, in a little red house on Main St. in Bethany, a fra- ternity was born. It used the name Delta Tau Delta, and eventually grew into a national Greek organiza- tion. Bethany Delts are known for their generosity and athletics as well as the Heaven and Hell Party. Each year Delts sponsor a twenty four hour frisbee marathon to benefit the Wheeling Society for Crippled Chil- dren. Delat Tau Delta is presently located on Parkinson 1. Delta Tau Delta Housing 21

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CAMPBELL GIVE ME THE CAMPBELL LIFE — Amy Gerry, Campb President Heidi Johnson, and Portia Reynolds seem to be enjc ing life in Campbell Hall. Hall. Some of Campbell ' s special ac- tivities included a Christmas for- mal and annual Bid-day bash. Campbell Hall was dedicated in memory of Alexander Campbell m April of 1956 — ■i-i .a jfea-a.j i.i buck up for a keg j power naps man in the f- shower ... r r - Although originally a men ' s dorm, Campbell Hall housed 67 women and held the distinction of being the only female housing unit in which independent and Greeks lived together. Campbell was the home of many prominent Bethany women ranging from Sherri Wood, Homecoming Queen, to field hockey co-cap- tains, Heidi Hohnston and Anne Harrow. Many former resident assistants and campus leaders also found a home at Campbell CAMPBELL Lying down: Amanda Forgione, Kathy Yettito, Renee Fornadel, Sherri Wood, Rachel Miguez, Kathleen Kearns; Front row: Bob Funk, Heidi Johnson. Tammy Taylor, Beth Thomas, Amy Adair, Patti Dickerson, Nikki Tidwell. Jill Vile, Lisa Hawkins, Dawn Bundy, Rachel Cardinale; Second row: Charlotte Tuthill, Buffy Shaver, Heather Wood. Jill Miller, Ginger McCloy, Sadi, Trina Jackson, Portia Reynolds, Laura McCreary, Jean Coger; Third row: Nancy Trout, Gillian Bartoo, Chris Yu, Kristy Smith, Tammy Paul!, Eileen Kindelan, Chris Napoli, Denise Fishburn; Last row: Diane Mamula, Kyra Vandergrift, Simone Carpino, Carol Warren, Kari Rasmussen, Kim Howe, Stacy Matulewitz, Rosette Harris, Missy Rauch, Kirsten Bour- dette, Julie Bamonte; Missing: Laura McCreary, Christine Beyer, Tammy Swoager. Angle Hitchcock, Kate Gers, Nancy Wolven, Judy Sullivan, Lucy Kikta, Anne Harrow, Amy Gerry, Monica Young, Vicki Hill. 20 Campbell Housing

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HAGERMAN: First row: Bob Peters, Ed Peters, Keith Roth; Second row; Jeff Domon- kos, Scott Adams; Top row: Scott Mosby; Missing: Mike Huff, Joel Mat- lak, Bob Turdo, Jim Stokes, Bob lan- ucci, Tony Perella, Mike Belardia, Jon Grochulski, Bob Shelburne, Paul Shelley, Frank Barrett, Joe Reddy, Tom Peters. SENIORITY RULES — Ed Peters and Joe Reddy provided leadership for the Bison football team as the only two seniors on the squad. HAGERMAN Unregistered, yet inhabited = Hagerman late night parties. Hagerman also sponsored le- gal parties, for example dur- ing the first semester Hager- man and McDiarmid combined forces and threw a bash. Hagerman is dedicated to B.C. Hagerman and located on Parkinson Hill. Hagerman contains many special people. Ray Nola Award was given to Ed Peters the most dedicated senior on the football team. And Frank Barrett was a student teacher. Members of Hagerman were on the football team, the baseball team, and the basketball team. roach jokes . . . party in the attic . . BGT hunt- ing dumbest whitf 22 Hagerman Housing