Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY II III iiliii hi: Hill II ' III I mi I lllii iili 3 3098 00241 9708 MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY SEVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY EDITION •lANiHtLD UNIVERSITY LIBRART Mansfield. PA 16933.1198 THE CARONTAWAN MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY 2 Intro TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ACTIVITIES SPORTS GROUPS CAMPUS LIFE HALLS FACULTY SENIORS CONCLUSION ID ' LL-U3 P. 4-19 P. 20-49 P. 50-87 P. 88-107 P. 108-129 P. 130-157 P. 158-179 P. 180-211 P. 212-224 Intro 3 m ■F 1 Plr k I ' I to r: Sr. MU picture. Parents day ' 86, with brothers Mark and Michael, with Mary Ellen Koerner. Becky Johnson and Julie, Jamie Ca- folla and Julie, Margret Larson, Jamie C and Julie, Jamie C and Julie, Mary K and Julie, MU 1987, with her brother Mark, with her nephew James, Julie- 10 years old, Julie at one. f V IN MEMORY OF JULIE M BURFIELD Julie entered the world on September 28, 1965 and left us October 25, 1987. She was an honor graduate of Elkland Area High School, 1983. While here at Mansfield University she was a football cheerleader and worked as a student secretary at the Education and Personnel Office. Although her college years started in the field of music she discovered her incredible love for children. She was to graduate January 9, 1988 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education with a concentration in early childhood development. She did her student teaching at Carder Elementary In Corning, NY and the Calvin Smith Elementary School in Painted Post. Julie will never be forgotten by the people whose lives she touched. Her outgoing personality, overflowing energy, and her love for life will never be forgotten. Cherish these memories. THEN AND NOW 6 Intro n LETTER TO THE CARONTOWAN My personal library includes 25 editions of The Caronfowan. I refer to them often, whenever I persue them I find my- self spending more time doing this than I thought I would. As I began to prepare this statement for the 70th anniversary edition, I selected several Caronfowan ' s for review. As I looked and read I also reminisced. I saw pictures of students whom I needed to remember. I found pictures of faculty members who have gone from Mansfield, never to return, and some who may. I was reminded of campus organizations that once flourished and then declined or disappeared. I recognized other organizations that continue, and indeed qualify to be called traditional. I saw buildings being constructed that now look as if they have always been part of our campus. I also saw buildings that appeared old twenty-five years ago, and look the same today. I noticed certain athletic teams that enjoyed great success in one time period only to fall on hard times, and then return to prominence. The Caronfowan enabled me to witness an entertainment menu that changed from big bands, to rock concerts, to small groups. Formals gave way to mixers , to socials, and to dinner-dances held off campus. I was reminded of different preferences in clothing and in hair styles. Long hair, short hair, crew cuts, and the natural look. Skirts and sweaters, blue jeans, penny loafers, short shorts, bermudas, slacks, sneakers, and sweat shirts all passed in review, with each generation absolutely satisfied with their look. My infatuation with year books runs rampant. When I look at them I take a long look, and when I write about them, I tend to get carried away remembering all those people who were and still are Mansfield. However, in my defense, every yearbook represents an anniversary for that class, and anniversaries are always appropriate times for reminiscence. I ' ve done that! I wish to congratulate The Caronfowanon its 70th birthday. I also wish to congratulate the members of our Class of 1988. You have been good to Mansfield. Students are the core of our existence. We appreciate what you have given us; we applaud the success you have earned. A translation of the Indian term caronfowan is little village on top of the hill . You will always be part of that village. Sincerely, ROD C. KELCHNER President Intro 7 Quick! What ' s the name of this book? if you hod to look at the front cover shame on you! Read on for an articie so interesting and informative that you will never again forget the name of your yearbook. 8 Intro A typical phone conversation tneard in fhe Car- onfawan office: Hello. This is Deb Johnson from the Caronfawan ... The what? The Caronfawan. What ' s that? The yearbook. Intro 9 Carontawan. A wonderful name for a wonderful book. 10 Intro wi srF-r- It is a name that many ML) students either forget or mispronounce, though, and we, the Caronfawan Staff, feel that you, the MU student, should l now the correct name and pronunciation of your year- book. After all, you o ivoks remember the name of the Bible, don ' t you? And you never call it the Bib- ble , do you? Intro 1 1 Ask a random group of MU students the name of ttieir yearbook and the answers range from, I don ' t know, to various pronunciations of Car- onfawan. the most popular being everybody ' s favorite femaie student — Karen Tawan. ( 12 Intro . j 4 Let ' s get it straight. Karen has nothing to do with the yearbook. She ' s not even enrolled at this schooi. We checked, Intro 13 So, here it is, plain and simple, the proper pronuncia- tion of Carontawan, syllable by syllable: Co-(as in car); ron-{as in Ronald); fa-(as in ta da!); and wan- (as in wander). Put them all together and you have Carontawan— a wonderful name for a wonderful book. 14 Intro Now that you know what it is and how to say it, you are ready to quiz your friends over Sunday brunch to find out how good their memories are and if they really read this article. For bonus points asl them if they know the meaning of Caronfawan. .,. mm m Intro 15 Answer — small town on a big hill, of course ■ • ■ . ' ie - ' . V, -■ ' 7« ' ?S ' ' ' 16 Intro Intro. 17 iSf t t-StJt ■fc«afcai«. '  - 18 Intro Intro, 19 til II -4i 2Ji ' ' A ' M U III 1 lir I T ' .. ?lr AIR BAND 22 Activities CONTEST Activities 23 ALL MALE 24 Activities REVIEW Activities 25 THE DINING ROOM 26 Activities Activities 27 HOMECOMING ffl 28 Congradulations to Lisa Allen, our 1987 homecoming queen! 1987 29 30 Activities Activities 31 SHARKS 32 Activities CONCERT Activities 33 MANSFIELDIANS 34 Activities DO you KNOW •A ' HAT I HAVE TO SAY ABOUT Yoan nETinEMENrp i CONCERT Activities 35 THE TEMPEST 36 Activities BUS STOP Activities 37 ji ii ' f • ■ .c ms-. 38 CUSTOM PASTRIES ••—■ - ■ • — 39 EMPIRE STATE BALLET 40 Activities Activities 41 GREEK WEEK DIZZY CONTEST ■ ' : H . .-...:-,i r--v«w: v ' jt -t - ' -m.iM! ' ■ ' MMr • ' .f- tff ' i • -VX ,: «i iHNS X.« J!-«WKV. «« ' jm-t 42 Activities T m gmm CAR PUSH t- ■ Activities 43 CHARIOT RACE BEAUTY CONTEST 44 Activities 5f 5f ■v . ' i - : , m ■■% %4 r % as Activities 45 . 46 47 ' 1 II 1— P ' ft If J ■ 1 . i 1 ' ' . 48 49 $r oftT$ f mm ' ■ m. Mi-.niiilMiWtfWnr ' i ' ilMll Sports 51 FOOTBALL  m m III .i ! Sports 53 54 Sports Sports 55 FIELD HOCKEY W ' II Mi ■ ' ? 1 JI ' Mi 5 llJ. ' j 3 ; : s 4 J ; ; . - i - - ■A ■ ■ ■ r CROSS COUNTRY - -J . ■■ J i - ' ' r p 58 Sports ' ' ll ' ' ttJt3 Sports 59 VOLLEYBALL -v . ■ f 1 irtslfti SWIMMING 11 ii . ' «((( (« «• -. ' T s '  . ,srf ? . s•? iifl ' « r 62 Sports Sports 63 I w ttl lt4 tif i £ .j - mm liMtM ' Xi m  64 Sports WRESTLING Sports 65 66 Sports Sports 67 68 Sports UEyPJUiJjJiK ' 69 70 Sports WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 72 Sports Sports 73 74 Sports BASEBALL Sports 75 76 Sports Sports 77 78 Sports Sports 79 80 Sports Sports 81 «■«• -«3 f ' • ' TW.W ' - ' r  82 Sports T w ' s ' ' ■.:. ?i § t •.• : is.ji . ' • • - -in ' fl. ■,i. ! n ' T Sports 83 ' . -.I . ' J J 84 Sports Sports 85 J . fm„ : , 1 1 % n 86 Sports Sports 87 ff ' %. OROUPS OROANIZATIONS v -3 -7, ' i n ii M 1 1 ' W l •j Groups 89 BETA RHO mmm OMICRON BPO 90 Groups DELTA ZETA | ? AZ Groups 91 KAPPA ALPHA KA 92 Groups PHI KAPPA i ii I THETA $K0 Groups 93 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SGA 94 TRI-SIGMA SISTERS OF SOCIAL SERVICE 95 TAU KAPPA EPSILON TKE 96 TAU KAPPA EPSILON LITTLE SISTERS 97 SIGMA TAU GAMMA STr 98 Groups SIGMA TAU GAMMA LITTLE SISTERS i4 M- ' mMM. Groups 98 MANSFIEID ACTIVITIES COUNCIL MAC 100 Groups WXMU 89.5 Groups 101 OMICRON GAMMA PI orn 102 Groups KAPPA OMICRON PHI K0$ Groups 103 THE FLASHLIGHT 104 Groups Hl ? 4tM Groups 105 BLACK STUDENT UNION BSU 106 Groups MOUNTIE BAND Groups 107 SIGMA ALPHA IOTA SAI 108 Groups PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA $MA Groups 109 FESTIVAL CHORUS 110 Groups CONCERT CHOIR Groups 1 1 1 PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIETY (O- 112 Groups RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORP R.O.T.C. Groups 113 m 115 116 117 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 im 127 UANSfltLD IJNIVECSITy ' «lf ■$k. ' 128 129 RESIDENCE HALLS %■ I f ' i i 130 Halls Halls 131 X: i A.R.H.C. (r -Iv ST- . ? - -  t 1 i J Row 1: T. Rooney, S. Argetsinger, P. Porro, M. Lozano Row2: S. Bennett, Y. Katz, S. Bogart, D. Wilson, B. Tsontakis, K. Galeo, D, Smith, J. Leacti, D. Pierce, K. LeCates, L. John Row 3: M. Lemasters, K. Thornton, G. Young, M. Tighe, A. Nealon, K. Walters, J. Howell B. Jenkins, T. Mincey, J. McCall, J. Dutt Row 1: Mike Lemosters-Director of Residence Life, Shannon Argetsinger-Treosurer Row 2: Tim Rooney-Vice- Chairperson, Pat Porro-Chairperson, Mike Lozono-Secretary 132 Halls LAUREL MANOR I 3 I r ' d I F I L I o o R Halls 133 5TH FLOOR LAUREL A 3RD FLOOR LAUREL B 134 Halls 6th floor: C. Heffner; T. Friede; L. Cizek; L. Belfield; D, Darrisaw; A. Taylor; D, Kish- baugh; B. Baer; D. Crawford; G. Bush; G. Barone; K, Ga- briele; C. Haiges; K. Osbaugh; S. O ' Con- nell; S. Schafer, 7th floor: J. Golesh; C. Schiller; S. Snyder; Z. Fernandez; L. Sprague; L. Sterling; E. Rohrer; M. Hoff- man; B. Johnson; A. Sellers; C. Cassatt; S. Kropp; T. Kleiser; C. Shorip; S. Metchoe. 135 4TH FLOOR LAUREL B 3RD FLOOR CEDARCREST A 136 Halls 4TH FLOOR CEDARCREST A 5TH FLOOR OEDARCREST A Halls 137 6TH FLOOR OEDARCREST A I 1ST FLOOR OEDARCREST B 138 Halls 2ND FLOOR CEDARCREST B • 5 ffift 3RD FLOOR CEDAROREST B Halls 139 4TH FLOOR OEDARCREST B 5TH FLOOR OEDARCREST B m 140 Halls 6TH FLOOR OEDARCREST B 3RD FLOOR MAPLE A Halls 141 5TH FLOOR MAPLE A 1ST FLOOR MAPLE B ff 142 3RD FLOOR MAPLE B 5TH FLOOR MAPLE B 143 6TH FLOOR MAPLE B 4TH FLOOR PINEOREST ' 144 Halls 5TH FLOOR PINECREST 6TH FLOOR PINEOREST 0. «4 I Halls 145 HEMLOCK ,. ' 146 Halls HEMLOCK Halls 147 ENRAGED AT M.U. n HrJ 1 i 148 ' ' . J  149 150 Lm- i? M mii 151 . 152 153 154 155 156 157 , Faculty 159 L to R L ACHEY J ABPLANALP A BECKER S BENCETIC S BICKHAM 161 L to R: J CARLSON, J CECERE, B CLARK, O CLARK. C CRISP, M DONAHUE , ' 162 ■IP di L ' v l ■■ p jwSL H k I H 1 mmsM 1 . A ' J L to R A DEGENARO W ENGEL J DOWLING W EVANS L PFLUGER I . 163 L to R E FROMBACH M GAYDOS R GARVELLI A GEORGE N GEORGIC E GHODS J GERTZMAN 165 , i ' -. ' ' •i-i L to R J KENNEDY, F KOLLAR, B KOLOSKI, G KUTTY, A LAPPS §■ ' HOOD V JEFFERS M JOHNSON P KELLER D KASAMBIRA L to R: E LUKASZ A MABE J MARESCO A MATTHEWS S McEUEN K MEYER ! • 169 T L to R K OWENS A PARKS R PASKVAN S PIEN C PLOWCHA T PRUTSMAN R REMY M ROBARGE 171 L to R J RUDY J RUSK D RUSSELL E RYAN C SEIDEL H SCHINTZIUS E SERINE . - . lllllll V i 172 L to R C SEXAUER W SCHMID J SIDLER W SANDERS S SALTER M SHAW T SLABEY R SODERBERG 173 L to R; D STANLEY. T STICH, R SWINSICK, H SCHWARTZ, R TALBOT, R TRINDELL, M TROWBRIDGE ■174 L to R L UFFELMAN R UNGER C VAUGHN P WELCH W WETHERBEE J WERNER S WERNER S WHISLER 175 L to R: J WILCOX E WILSON E WINROW R WOOLEY C WUNDERLICH J WUNDERLICH W YACOVISSI R YOUNG J ZINCHINI 177 r Y-fe ' Seniors 181 Lucille Anderson Art Education Lisa M, Allen Music Education Gary Arble Elementary Education Christopher Arluna Travel Tourism Rachael Amato Elementary Education Sudhammika Keminda Attygalle Business Administration Sandra Bagley Criminal Justice Administration Amy E. Ball Elementary Education Dorothy Barnes Music Therapy 182 Seniors Marcia Bartlett English Robert Beardsley Geography Regional Planning Diane Lee Bauer Elementary Education Marl Bell Elementary Education Larry Baxter Psychology Personnel Administration Cynthia Bertz Travel Tourism Business Administration m Nancy Sue Bevis Music Merchandising Cecilia M. Bisher Criminal Justice Administration Elizabeth M. Bitner Home Economics Education Seniors 183 Mp P 1 F jf i - 1 w . 1 J ' - ■ m ' W ' dM m ' b Hf M i  K V ■Hk. hI fe Christine Blend Business Administration Martin Boardman Business Administration Information Processing Joseph E. Bollman Jr. Elennentary Education David Boyer Criminal Justice Administration Susanna Marie Bright Math and General Science Secondary Education Sonja Brink Elementary Education Brenda M, Brislin Child and Family Services 184 Seniors Melanie A. Bunce Elementary Education Julia A. Burkart Business Administration Travel Tourism Karen Burtis Business Administration pw M t ' ' ' T L i Jamie Cafolla Music Education Michael Canavan Business Administration Debbie Carroll Information Systems Math Seniors 185 Noel Carter Business Administration Jeffrey Case Business Administration Jamie Sue Chase Home Economics Education Niclnolas Chitewere Business Administration Francis Chlebnikow Geography Arky Colon Criminal Justice Administration Marie Copp English Lynne Cox Elementary Education Michael Cox Criminal Justice Administration 186 Seniors Michelle J. Crippen Business Administration Tammy Croft English) Lisa Danner Music Therapy 1 m i M v. . 1 fl I pm p Kv ' w 1 Lewis J. Davies Jr. eography Environmental Science Sherry Davies Biology Carl Dessena Criminal Justice Administration James Paul Dinger Personnel Administration Sheila Dodge Music Education Elizabeth Dougherty Child and Family Services Seniors 187 Nancy Duhart Geography Travel Tourism James Dundon Home Economics Food Service Management Trevor Enderle Elementary Education Ctiristina B Eyre Elementary Education Scott A. Fegon Computer Science Mark Feil Biology 188 Seniors Mary Feil Elementary Education Catherine Flynn Music Education Stephen Fox Music Education Laura Frey Business Administration Patti A. Frey Music Education Vocal Todd Gabello Mass Communications Seniors 189 Daniel Gallagher Business Administration Brenda L. Grimes General Studies Suzanne Gauthier Travel Tourism Business Administration Tristia Grzech Mass Communications Tammy Goss Special Education Brad Hammers Fistieries f Tammy Harris Elementary Education Greg Hassler Music Education Hector Hernandez Business Administration 190 Seniors w M I P ' ' SK t _ __x flE '  s i— tf B ' m km H HK v Patti Hershberger Travel . Tourism Thelma Hodge General Studies In Advertising Theresa Hollenback Elementary Education Sharon M. Horn Elementary Education Kevin Hostetter Business Administration Karen E. Hulsizer Special Education Anne Marie Ickes Clothing and Textiles Richard Ingram Jr. Criminal Justice Administration Debbie Irvin Dietetics Seniors 191 Charles Jenkins Studio Art Yvonne P. Kotz Academic Psychology Lynn Johnson Psychology W n Deborah Jane Kauffman Dietetics Carolanne Jones Criminal Justice Kim M. Kernoschak Business Administration Kathleen Killingstod Criminal Justice Administration 192 Seniors Stanley R. Kolly Criminal Justice Administration Konnie Krovetez Travel Tourism Linda Ann Kuba Psychology Ingrid Charlotte Lindvall Dietetics Food Service Management Daniel Long Physics Michelle C. Kulick Business Administration Seniors 193 Bryan Lane Broadcasting Margret Lou Larsen Elementary Education Jamie S. Leachi Mathematics Education Karen E. LeCates Travel , Tourism Debra Leitzel Mathematics Bill Levy Business Administration Richard Lietzke Business Administration Karen Lilley Art Education Michael Lozano Information Processing 194 Seniors Mario L. Malletz lusiness Administration Marketing Michael Marano Business Roger Martell Business Administration Kimberlie Martin Geography Patricia A. Mathie Music Therapy Stanley A. Matteson Music Education Instrumental Lisa May Elementary Education Edwart McCartan Peggy McDonald Special Education Seniors 195 Lori McGinnis Elementary Education Barbara McGrade Elementary Education Thomas R. Mclnroy Art Education Ctiristine R. McKeever Food Service Management Pauline Medori Social Work Carolyn McKelvey Dietetics ■196 Seniors Michael W. Megown Criminal Justice Administration Cory D. Miller Music Merchandising Sherry Miller Sociology Anthropology William Miller Criminal Justice Administration Harold R. Mortimer Music Education Christine Mosso Elementary Education Yuko Nakasoto Art History Seniors 197 Annemarie G. Nealon Dietetics Ben N ' ganga N ' gera Business Kattiy Renee Nogle Computer Science Lezlie J. oberlin Dietetics Ttiomas V. Olszowy History Secondary Education Shown W. O ' Rourke Criminal Justice Administration Anthony Pecorale Criminal Justice Administration Michelle Pesarchik Elementary Education John Petersen Business Administration 198 Seniors Diana Pierce Elementary Education Bruce Polasky Information Systems Holli Ann Powell Food Service Management Darlene Prutsman Social Work Catherine J. Quackenbush Psychology Human Relations Daphne D. Ransom Elementary Education Patrick M. Ratchford Mathematics Leann Redick Art Education Brian V. Remick Computer Science Business Administration Seniors 199 Theresa Reynolds Elementary Education Mark D. Richart Business Administration Jennifer Robinson Elementary Education Karen Lynn Robinson Elementary Education Kelly Lee Rodgers Clothing Textile Karen Marie Roken Physics Math Education 200 Seniors Holly Rook Elementary Education Curt Rudy Mathi Ptiysics Josepti Alan Runkle Ctiemistry James H. Russell Criminal Justice Administration Jane Santarsiero Social Work Susanna Maria Sargeant Ctiemistry 6e 3aj ' ■ .:;■ Kristin Sctiwarzmeier Special Education Seniors 201 Andrea L. Schubert Music Education Donald P. Shepley Chemistry Joseph Shubert Sociology Anthropology Lorraine Patricia Singleton Busienss Administration Darleen J. Southard Special Education Rochelle Renee Snyder Elementary Education Bertram J. Steidle Jr. Business Administration Zone Stetler Criminal Justice Administration Bill Stowe Jr, Business 202 Seniors Barbara Lynn Sumnmerhays Music Therapy Education Ed Taylor Social Studies Nancy Taylor Music Education Mictioel J. Ttiatctier Special Education Elizabeth! Ann Thomas Elementary Education Barbara Ann Tsontakis Elementary Education Music David S. Ulkins Elementary Education Amy Utzinger Art Education Joseph! S. Vineski Criminal Justice Administration Seniors 203 Joseph Paul Voorhis Criminal Justice Administration Deborah A. Weaver Public Relations Beth Weinland Commercial Art Diane L. Weisback Home Economics Food Service Management Paige Westfall Business Administration Marcia Lee Weller Special Education Nancy Ann Wetterau Music Therapy Education 204 Seniors Robert Wheelock Criminal Justice Administration Benny J. White Elementary Education Susan Wiggins Travel Tourism Lori Ann Williams Business Administration AND DONT FORGET 206 Seniors GRADUATION .Jiifll A ■ ffV Hjik, Pf4H M i j S| 1 Seniors 207 . ' 1t ' s 208 Seniors • . ' ?« ;ic Seniors 209 SENIOR AWARDS  210 Seniors R.O.T.C. AWARDS Seniors 211 212 Con(!UtJSii Ml CALCULUS AN THE I HATH MATHE- MATICSI BOOK Conclusion 213 IN MEMORY Two of our professors here at Mansfield University have passed away this year. I was privileged enough to have en- joyed a class with each of these fine men. Dr Tillinghast and Mr Dick will be greatly missed by all whose lives they touched. I walked into the theatre class that was taught by Dr Tillinghast knowing virtually nothing about the theatre. However, when I left at the end of the semester I knew a great deal more about the theatre and also more about myself. Dr Tillinghast had a sense of humor and a talent for teaching. He made the theatre sound like a new adventure with each class. I am gold that I had the opportunity to get to know Dr Tillinghast. Mr Dick taught the Voice class I was enrolled in. To Mr Dick singing was more than merely being able to sing. Singing for him was something that came from deep within. He didn ' t just hand you a piece of music and say sing it. He ex- plained what you were trying to sing. He helped me in that when he was done explaining what I was attempting to sing I saw the song in a different light. He was an excellent teacher who put forth 1 10% of himself into his teaching methods. Mansfield University has lost two very fine men who enlightened many students. Mr Dick and Dr Tillinghast will live on in the memories of those who had the chance to know and learn from them. Thank you for your dedication. The memories of you will live on forever. 214 As I sit and contemplate the exact words to describe Miss Gorrity, I find it to be impossible. She was a woman so great in her values, beliefs, and attitudes that no word would do her justice. Miss Garrity saw many students pass through Mansfield, but she still had encouragement for every new freshman. She never lost faith in me long after I myself had given up. Whether it was a failure or an accomplishment she was there with praise and suggestions to help improve it. Miss Garrity made me reach inside myself and search for something I did not know existed, and just when I thought I had found it, she added a whole new dimension. I am not trying to make her seem godlike or infallible in any way, but I am just trying pass on a small piece of a lady many people will never get to know. Not everyone liked her, and many times it was because she expected so much of her students. Many times she could see qualities in people that they could not see themselves. She always wanted students to strive farther than necessary, or to go that extra mile. Miss Garrity; the name brings back a flood of memories, Mansfieldland, I don ' t hear anything, is someone talking, where is that new voice! Friends, Romans, Countrymen, you can do it, don ' t say I can ' t and main-tain-ance just to name a few. So this is to memories, may they burn long and sweet in those of you who were fortunate enough to know her. To those of you who missed the opportunity remember, do not settle for just okay; reach within; find the strength; and strive for excellence. To you Miss Garrity I say, you will be replaced on the staff, but you are nonreplaceable. Thanks for the memories, we miss you. -JILL KEMP If there is one thing I have learned from the Mansfield experience, it ' s that it is difficult to make it alone. Some days go by without anyone to talk to. I remember many sleepless night, sitting up staring out of my dorm window looking at the lights in town. It ' s pretty peaceful. Last semester was a terrible blow to me. There was this woman I would often go to visit when I was in my low points. She would listen but would eventually say, You ' ll get no sympathy here. Just go out and do something about it! She was right. Self-sufflcience is what college is all about. You have to take core of yourself to be accepted by others. Seems that every time she spoke there was a lesson to be learned. It ' s funny how a person can effect the course of your life by testing you this way. Most took great offense to her challenges. You see, the college student of to- day doesn ' t like to 1) be told they are wrong; 2) have to work hard to get a good grade; 3) or meet someone who believes that the only acceptable way to live is to attain your full potential, which too many of us do no. She forced you to learn more about yourself. Most often, she was very disappointed when you did not. It was sad to see her the way I did the last time. The spirit was there, but the body was slipping away. She wanted me to leave but I wouldn ' t. I sat there, fighting the tears, watching an idol reduced to mere mortality. We reminisced and laughed, but she grew faint. I said I would be back to visit. She was the most profound influence on my collegiate life. Until October, I couldn ' t imagine the strength she possessed. She molded, shaped, challenged an entire generation. Loved or hated, she was respected. I won ' t see her again, but hopefully a part of her lives within me. I loved her. A coach, a friend, an agitator, a minstrel. Goodbye, Miss Garrity. I miss you. -BRYAN LANE 215 216 Conclusion Another year has slipped away, Where has the time gone? It seems just yesterday we were moving in for the fall semester. Now spring finals are over. Yeah! A lot has happened this year. Many changes have come about. Times have changed since the first yearbook was printed in 1918. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Caronfawan, and I feel like I ' ve been here for the past 70 years. I have tried to represent these past 70 years by reproducing pictures from previous issues. As you turn the pages of this yearbook I hope it brings back as many fond memories of MU as it does for me. When I look through these pages, I think of the early morning donut runs, eating cold pizza at 4 am, the long hours of hard work, the deadlines I o mosf made, and of course, my zany staff. There was never a dull moment at the office. I would like to congratulate the graduating seniors. I hope that you are successful in your future endeavors. Remember that college education does not end once you graduate. I hope that you will use your experiences from MU to better yourself in the future. I would like to thank Larry McCullen, of Jostens Publishing, and Abe Orlick, of Davor Photography, for their help this year. I would also like to thank my staff, especially Lynn, Tom, Christian, Joan, and Mr. Moresco, our advisor, for all their ext ra help. I ' d like to specially thank Christian Hoy and Amy Sullivan of the Flashlight o their willingness to do- nate pictures. If it weren ' t for them much of this book would be incomplete. Remember, cherish the memories for they live forever. Sincerely yours, Debra J Johnson Editor-in-Chief 1988 Caronfawan Conclusion 217 D MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY 218 Conclusion LISA ALLEN, Horseheads, N.Y. Mansfieldians, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Band, Sigma Alpho Iota, Homecoming Queen 1987 RACHAEL C. AMATO, Alfred Sta- tion, N.Y. K.I.D.S, LUCILLE ANDERSON, Freeland, PA, Phi Sigma Pi, Mansfield Activi- ties Council, Alpha Sigma Tau, Lamda Chi Sweetheart, Feature Arts Forum Office (MA.C.) GARY J. ARBLE, Emporium, PA, CHRISTOPHER C. ARLUNA, Ring- wood, NJ SUDHAMMIKA KEMINDA ATTY- GALLE, Sri-Lanka, Mansfield Inter- national Organization, 87-88 President of Mansfield Badminton Club SANDRA J. BAGLEY, Canton, PA AMY E. BALL, Springville, PA, K.I.D.S., M.A.C. DOROTHY BARNES, Elmira, NY, Music Therapy Club, Wind En- semble, MU Saxophone Quartet MARCIA M. BARTLETT, Mansfield, PA, Mu Xi Literary Society DIANE LEE BAUER, Elmira, NY, Kap- pa Delta Pi LARRY G. BAXTER ROBERT A. BEARDSLEY, Sayre, PA MARK RUSSELL BELL, Alpha Beta local fraternity. Student PSEA, In- tramural Softball and football CYNTHIA BERTZ, East Petersburg, PA, Zeta Tau Alpha NANCY SUE BEVIS, Fayetteville, PA, University Players, M.E.I.E.A., Sigma Alpha Iota CECILIA M. BISHER, Bangor, PA, Tau Kappa Epsilon Little Sister, Brewskettes, Treasurer-Lambda Alpha Epsilon, Mansfield Activi- ties Council, All Resident Hall Council, Laurel Hall Council, Intra- mural Softball ELIZABETH M. BITNER, Middletown, PA, President-Delta Zeta, Kappa Omicron Phi, Omicron Gamma Pi CHRISTINE MARIE BLEND, Elklond, PA, Phi Beta Lambda MARTIN G. BOARDMAN, Wysox, PA, Alpha Chi Rho-Correspond- ing Secretary, I.F.C. Representative JOSEPH E. BOLLMAN, JR., Lewis- town, PA, Resident Assistant, Ori- entation Staff, Orchestra, Maple Hall Council, Concert Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia-Correspond- ing Secretary DAVID WILLIAM BOYER, Hotboro, PA, R.O.T.C, Hemlock Weight, Training Club, Football SUSANNA MARIE BRIGHT, Quaker- town, PA, Delta Zeta, Math Club- Secretary, P.S.E.A., Hall Council SONJA R. BRINK, Almond, NY, Al- pha Sigma Tau BRENDA M. BRISLIN, Nonticoke, PA, Alpha Sigma Tau, Sisters of Social Service, Cedarcrest Hall Council, Council for Exceptional Children VANDA SHIRLENE BROWN, Phila- delphia, PA, B.S.U. MELANIE A. BUNCE, Tidioute, PA, Tri-Sigs-Secretary, Cedarcrest Resident Assistant JULIA A. BURKART, Wellsboro, PA, VP Pledge Education-Delta Zeta, Track and Field KAREN BURTIS, Cortland, NY, Phi Beta Lambda-Reporter Histor- ian Sgt. at Arms, Sigma Alpha Beta, Mansfield Activities Coun- cil, Laurel Hall Council, All Resi- dence Hall Council JAMIE CAFOLLA, Horseheads, NY, Wind Ensemble, Phi Sigma Pi Hon- or Fraternity MICHAEL EDWARD CANAVAN, Athens, PA, Alpha Beta, Cross Country, Phi Beta Lambda, M.A.C, Track, Ski Club, Intramurals DEBBIE CARROLL, Athens, PA, Resident Assistant, Majorette- Captain, Intramural volleyball. Yearbook staff, R.A. Advisory Board, Phi Sigma Pi, Hall Council NOEL L. CARTER, Wellsboro, PA, Non-trad. Students Club- Treasurer JEFFREY ALLEN CASE, Troy, PA JAMIE SUE CHASE, Dushore, PA Omicron Gamma Pi-President, Phi Sigma Pi, Kappa Omicron pi CHITEWERE CHENGETAYI NICHO- LAS, Mansfield, PA Mansfield In- ternational Student Organiza- tion-Treasurer, Black Student Union FRANCIS X. CHLEBNIKOW, Ring- wood, N.J., Football, Geography Club ARKY COLON, Bethlehem, PA Intramurals Conclusion 219 MARIE COPP, MAnsfield, PA Mu Xi Literary Society, President, Sec- retary, Geography Club, Sigma Tou Delta LYNNE E. COX, New Bloomfield, PA MICHAEL R. COX, Binghamton, PA Cheerleading MICHELLE CRIPPEN, Philipsburg, PA University Players TAMMY L. CROFT, Lawrenceville, PA Mu Xi Literary Society, Flash- light, Scribblers Storytellers LISA M. DANNER, York, PA Tau Beta Sogma-Recording Secre- tary, Music Theapy Club, Orches- tra, Band, Woodwind Ensemble LEWIS DAVIES JR., Jupiter, FL., Baseball, Resident Assitant, Brewski ' s SHERRY R. DAVIES, West Seneca, N.Y., Sigma Alpha Beta, Volley- ball Team, Basketball Team CARL J. DESSENA, Hornel, NY, Brewski ' s, Baseball JAMES PAUL DINGER, Manstield, PA SHEILA DODGE, Endicott, NY Tau Beta Sigma-Vice-President, Wind Ensemble, Woodwind Quintet, Marching Band ELIZABETH ALEXANDRA DOU- GHERTY, Lewisburg, PA, Tri-Sig- ma -Rush Chairwoman, Laurel Hall Council, Resident Assistant NANCY E. DULTART, Utica, NY. Black Student Union-Treasurer, International Students JAMES C. DUNDON, Collegeville, PA Football, Track Field TREVOR A. ENDERLE, Tioga, PA Non-Traditional Students Organi- zation, Student PSEA ROGER EVANS, Bethlehem, PA Alpha Chi Rho, Hall Council CHRISTINA B. EYRE, Manstield, PA Marching Band, Manstieldians, Volleyball SCOTT A. FEGAN, Endwell, NY MARK R. FEIL, Wellsboro, PA Manstieldians, Flashlight-Photo . Layout Editor, Orchestra, Stu- dent Government Association- President, Chemistry Club, Ski Club, Scuba Club, WNTE WXMU Staff Member, Mu Xi Liter- ary Society, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia MARY F. FEIL, Wellsboro, PA, Del- ta Zeta, Yearbook, Phi Beta Lambda, Kappa Delta Pi- Treasurer CATHERINE FLYNN, Collegeville, PA Sigma Alpha Iota-Chaplain, Editor, Concert Choir, Manstiel- dians Flashlight, M.E.N.C. STEPHEN D. FOX, Horrisburg, PA Manstieldians, Concet Choir, M.E.N.C. -President, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia RICHARD C. FREED, Milford Square, PA Phi Sigma Pi-Treasur- er, Phi Kappa Theta, Pi Gamma Mu, Psi Chi, Psychology Club- Treasurer, Maple Hall Council LAURA D. FREY, Watsontown, PA Phi Beta Lambda-Treasurer, In- tramural Volleyball PATTI FREY, Sigma Alpha Iota, Lambda Sigma-Corresponding Secretary, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, M Music Sing- ers Motional Conference TODD MICHAEL GABELLO, Bing- hamton, NY, Lambda Chi Alpha- Social Chairman, Forensics-Presi- dent, Natioal Finalist, Student Government-Vice President, Public Relations Society-Vice President DANIEL J. GALLAGHER, Folsom, PA SUZANNE MARIE GAUTHIER, New Providence, NJ, Tri-Sigs , Parlia- mentarian, All Residence Hall Council, Laurel Hall Council-Sec- retary, Brewskettes BRENDA LYNN GRIMES, Turtle- point, PA Tri-Sigs -Educator, Cedar Crest Hall Council TRISHA GRZECH, Dickson City, PA Tri-Sigs -Vice President, Resi- dent Assistant, Public Relations Society-Treasurer, Brewskettes BRAD HAMMERS, Red Lion, PA Aquoculture Club, Intromurols- Softball, Basketball Volleyball GREG HASSLER, Center Valley, PA PATRICIA HERSHBERGER, Freder- icksburg, PA Travel , Tourism Club-President, Resident Assistent THELMA HODGE, Taylor, PA, Flashlight THERESA HOLLENBACK, Towanda, PA PSEA SHARON MARIE HORN, Soyre, PA 220 Conclusion Alpha Sigma Alpha KEVIN L. HOSTETTER, Mt, Joy, PA, Phi Sigma Pi, Carontawan-Editor, Co-editor- Business Manager, Phi Beta Lambda KAREN E. HULSIZER, Sunbury, PA, Council for Exceptional Children- Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi-Pres, Campus Ministry RICHARD INGRAM, Trevorton, PA DEBBIE IRVIN, Wilkes-Barre, PA, Omicron Gamma Pi, Student Di- etetic Association-Treas. and V.P., Tri-Sigma CHARLES ANTHONY JENKINS, Phil- adelphia, PA, Art Student Consultant LYNN R JOHNSON, Mansfield, PA, Campus Ministry, Honors Associa- tion Vice Chairman CAROLANNE JONES, Wilkes- Barre, PA Maple Hall Council, In- tramural Volleyball YVONNE P. KATZ, Grindstone, PA WNTE Staff, ARHC, Resident As- sistant, Psy Chi, Cedarcrest Hall Council-Sec. Tri-Sigma DEBBI KAUFFMANN, Mansfield, PA, Student Dietetic Association- President, Secretary, Who ' s Who In American Universities and Col- leges, 1988, President ' s List KIM MARIE KERNOSCHAK, Car- bondale, PA, Resident Assistant, Phi Beta Lambda, Dean ' s List KATHLEEN M. KILLINGSTAD, Wells- boro PA KENNETH L. KITZMILLER, Wharton, NJ Brewskies STANLEY R. KOLLY, Wapwallo- pen, PA R.O.T.C, Lambda Alpha Epsilon KONNIE KROVETCZ, Gillett, PA LINDA ANN KUBA, Hazelton, PA, Psychology Club-VP, Psi Chi-VP, Tri-Sigmo , Phi Sigma Pi, Hall Council, Honors Program, Volun- teer counselor for emotionally disturbed children MICHELLE C. KULICK, Mansfield, PA BRYAN D. LANE, Athens, PA, WXMU-Program Director, Music Director, Cedarcrest Hall Coun- cil, Cheerleader, Mansfield Ac- tivities Council, Zanzibar Committee MARGRET LOU LARSEN, Painted Post, NY, Phi Sigma Pi Honor Fra- ternity, Cheerleader JAMIE S. LEACH, Lewistown, PA Larel Hall Council-President, Treasurer, ARHC, Laurel Resident Assistant, Sigma Zeta National Honorary Math Science Fraterni- ty-Treasurer, Math Club-Presi- dent, Orientation Staff KAREN E. LEGATES, Cherry Hill, NJ, ARHC, Phi Sigma Pi- Sargeant at Arms, Honors Association-Presi- dent, Student Trustee on Board of Trustees DEBRA LEITZEL, Northumberland, PA Math Club, Sigma Zeta, Phi Sigma Pi BILL LEVY, Millington, NJ, Phi Beta Lambda-Reporter Historian, Secretary, Parlimentarian, Vice Pres. Cedarcrest Hall Council RICHARD D. LIETZKE, Oley, PA Vice-President, President, Phi Beta Lambda KAREN R. LILLEY, LEWISBURG, PA, Phi Sigma Pi, Maple Hall Council, Pinecrest Hall Council, ARHC, Resident Assistant, O Team INGRID CHARLOTTE LINDVALL, Delta Zeto-Treasurer, Student Di- etetics Association, Laurel Hall Council-Treasurer, ARHC DANIEL A, LONG, Liberty, PA, MAX Movie Chairman, Sigma Zeta-President, Yearbook-Lay- out Editor, Ski Club, Pinecrest Hall Council, ARHC, Phi Sigma Pi MICHAEL L LOZANO, Williomsport, PA ARHC-Secretary, Pinecrest Hall Council Secretary, United Campus Ministry, StudentsUnion In Ministry-Coordinator MARLO L MALLETZ, Wellsboro, PA MICHAEL MARANO, Mansfield, PA, Sigma Tau Gamma-Vice President, I, F.C. -President ROGER A MARTELL, Mansfield, PA KIMBERLIE MARTIN, MAnsfield, PA, Ski Club, Intramural volleyball. Football Manager, Geography Club-Corresponding Secretary, Big Brother Big Sister, Tau Kappa Epsilon Litter S ister, University Players PATRICIA A. MATHIE, York, PA Mu- sic therapy club-Pres., SAI-Chap- lain. Phi Sigma Pi STANLEY ANDREW MATTESON, Avoco, NY LISA MAY, Col. X. Roads, PA Cheerleading, Alpha Sigma Al- pha-President, homecoming court Conclusion 221 PEGGY Mcdonald, Bethlehem, PA Zeta Tau Alpha KATHY A. McENEY, Mansfield, PA LORI ELIZABETH McGINNIS, Alpha Sigma Tau BARBARA McGRADE, Mechanics- burg, PA Tri-Sigma , Maple Hall Council, MAC, ARHC THOMAS R. MclNROY, Bath, NY PAEA Student President, Student Representative, Phi Kappa Theta CHRISTINE R. McKEEVER, Lancas- ter, PA Ski Club-Treasurer, Field Hockey, Tri-Captain, Student Government, Omicron Gamma Pi CAROLYN McKELVEY, Whitehall, PA Alpha Sigma Alpha, Student Dietetics Association-Sec, Omi- cron Gamma Pi-Vice President PAULINE MEDORI Wellsboro, PA Tennis Team, Social Work Club- Treasurer MICHAEL W MEGOWN, Beaver Falls, PA Football, Sigma Tau Gamma, CORY D. MILLER, E. Stroudsburg, PA Alpha Chi Rho, Kappa Kappa Psi, REc. Sec. NAJE, MEIEA, Jazz ensemble, wind ensemble, uni- versity orchestra, Mountie Marching Band SHERRY MILLER, New Freedom, PA, United Campus Ministry WILLIAM R MILLER, Mansfield, PA Tau Kappa Epsilon HAROLD R MORTIMER, Mansfield, PA Musical Theatre, Wind Ensem- ble, Jazz Band, Concert Choir, Mansfieldians, MENE, Phi Mu Al- pha Sinfonia Sec. and Conduc- tor, NAJE, TUBA CHRISTINE E PA MOSSO, Wellsboro, YUKO NAKASATO, Machida, To- kyo MISO ANNEMARIE G NEALON, Prospect Park, PA Omicron Gamma Pi, Student Dietetic Assoc. ARHC, Laurel Hall Council, Campus Min- istry, PHES Secretary. BEN NGANGA NGERA, E. Africa MISO Vice President, Mansfield Honors, Phi Beta Lambda KATHY RENEE NOGLE, Montgom- ery, PA MISO Secretary, Mans- field Badminton Club LEZLIE J OBERLIN, Sunbury, PA, SDA-Historian, Kappa Omicron Phi THOMAS V. OLSZOWY, Elmira, NY Reserve Officers Training Corps SHAWN W O ' ROURKE, Hornell, NY ANTHONY PECORALE, Mansfield, PA Sigma Tau Gamma HECTOR HUGO HERNANDEZ PEN- AGOS Wellsboro, PA, SA volley- ball team, MISO, PBL, Hall Council Rep., Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges CHELLE PESARCHIK, Quorryville, PA football manager, German club. Big Brother Big Sister, Campus Ministry JOHN VIKTOR PETERSON, West Chester, PA Alpha Chi Rho, Young republicans. Varsity Tennis DIANA PIERCE, Blossburg, PA RA, Laurel Hall Council- Sec, ARHC, Sigma Alpha Beta BRUCE POLASKY, Sayre, PA HOLLI ANN POWELL, Gilbertsville, PA SDA DARLENE PRUTSMAN, Troupsburg, NY Social Work Club CATHY J QUAKENBUSH, West- field, PA Psychology Club President DAPHNE D RANSOM, Westfield, PA PATRICK M RATCHFORD, Dalton, PA Maple Hall Council, Student PSEA, Math Club Treasurer LEANN REDICK, Wilkes-Barre, PA NAEA, CEDARCREST HALL COUNCIL BRIAN V REMICK, Nicholson, PA DANIEL L REYNOLDS, Towanda, PA Phi Sigma Pi, Ski Club THERESA REYNOLDS, ROYERS- FORD, PA MARK D RICHART, Canton, PA JENNIFER ROBINSON, Col. X. Rds., PA, ZTA, SGA, President, COF, University Planning Comm., Intro- murals, CCSI, Football and Bas- ketball Cheerleoding KAREN LYNN ROBINSON, Austin, PA KELLY LEE RODGERS, Wellsville, PA ZTA, Omicron Gamma Pi KAREN MARIE ROKEN, Rowland, PA HOLLY ROOK, Cogan Station, PA Cedarcrest Hall Council, ARHC, RA, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges CURT RUDY, Palmyra, PA, MAC, Sigma Zeta 222 JOSEPH ALAN RUNKLE, RedLion, PA SPOrtsDirector, WXMU, Sigma Zeta, Chemistry Club JAMES H. RUSSELL Little Mead- ows, PA TKE, ROTC JANE SANTARSIERO, Mansfield, PA, Social Work Club SUZANNA MARIA SARGEANT, Westfield, PA, Chemistry Club president. Sisters of Social Service KRISTEN SCHWARTZMEIER, Eend- well, NY, Delta Zeta Rec. Sec, and VP Membership Swim team, CEC, Psea DONALD P SHEPLEY, Millersburg, PA, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia v.p. and sec, Sigma Zeta Corre- sponding Sec, Mansfieldians, Concert Choir, Ski Club, Chemis- try Club-Treos. and Sec, DJ Newspaper co-editor and Ad, manager, Pinecrest Hall Council- President and Sec. ANDREA L. SHUBERT, Aris, PA, Concert Choir, SAL Mansfiel- dians, MENC JOSEPH SHUBERT, Dalton, PA Hemlock gym, Soc Anth. tutor LORRAINE PATRICIA SINGLETON, Glens Falls, NY DARLEEN J SOUTHURT, Coving- ton, PA CEC ROCHELLE RENEE SNYDER, Halifax, PA Delta Zeta Vice President, Lambda Chi sweetheart, Phi Sig- ma Pi Sec, PSEA, ARHC, Maple Hall Council President, Psycholo- gy Big brother sister, KIDDS BERTRAM J STEIDLE JR, MOSCOW, PA ZANE STETLER, BEIIefonte, PA Sig- ma Tau Gamma BILL STOWE JR, Folcroft, PA, Phi Beta Lambda, Honor society BARBARA LYNN SUMMERHAYS, Maine, NY Tau Beta Sigma, Con- cert wind ensemble. Festival Chorus, Music Therapy club Per- cussion Ensemble, Stage Crew NANCY ANN WETTERAU, Willow Grove, PA Wind Ensemble, Per- cussion Ensemble, Concert Choir, Music Therapy Club, Stage Crew, MENC ROBERT WHEELOCK, llion, NY Football Team E.T., New Milford, PA, Hall Council BENNY J WHITE, Coudersport, PA NANCY TAYLOR, Falls, PA, MENC, Festival Chorus MICHAEL J. THATCHER, Easton, PA, CEC President, Kappa Delta Pi Hist. Mansfieldians, Jazz Bond, Marching Bond, Ski Club, Edge City, SED-SAB Representative DAVID S ULKINS, Coudersport, PA TAMMY GOSS ULRICH, Mansfield, Pa CEC, PSEA, Zeta Tau Alpha AMY UTZINGER, Phillipsburg, Pa Alpha Sigma Alpha JOSEPH S VINESKI, Troy, PA JOSEPH PAUL VOORHIS, Willow Grove, PA, Intramural Sports, Criminal Justice Club, WNTE RA- DIO Station, Zanzibar Committee DEBORAH T WEAVER, Col. Cross Roads, PA, Public Relations Soci- ety- Vice President, Fornsics Speech Debate Team, Equestri- an Club President BETH WEINLAND, West Pittston, Pa Zeta Tau Alpha DIANE L WEISBACH, Lancaster, PA, Ski Club vice president, Omi- cron Gamma Pi, Field Hockey MARCIA LEE WELLER, Wellsboro, Pa Non-Traditional Students Club CEC Sec. PAIGE WESTFALL, Susquehanna, PA Tri-Sigma , Phi Sigma Pi SUSAN WIGGINS, East Northport, NY Cedorcrest Hall Council, Mansfield Symphonic Bond SATHIS WIJETUNGE, Phi Sigma Pi, Phi Beta Lambda, Badminton Club, Cedorcrest Hall Council LORI ANN WILLIAMS, Towonda, PA ANNETTE WILSON, Towonda, PA CORBIN C WOODUNG, Muncy, PA Flashlight Editor-in-Chief, Pine- crest Hall Council-VP, Lambda Sigma- Pres., Chemistry Tutor LORE A YANG, Ulster, PA, NAEA, PAEA, German Club AMY M YASTISHOCK, Blooms- burg, PA, Mansfieldians, Concert Choir, Sigma Alpha Iota 223 AUTOGRAPHS - :