Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

S A hVoH  1 mm ■mm HALCYON ♦ SWSSftHfc V Sa. ™ ■ ™ HB Beginnings . . . With change as the constant in our world, we look for protection in what we see as immovable and impenetrable. As Swarthmore students, for us Parrish becomes the embodiment of refuge from change. Yet, as a diverse group, we all see the building with differ- ent perspectives. The 1985 Halcy- on wishes to convey our different views of Parrish as representative of the richness of diversity that comprises our Swarthmore years. Even though Parrish acts as an anchor in an everchanging world, we have not been immune to the changes of the past year. Dupont has been dedicated, Tarble has been desecrated, and Clothier is being redressed. Toshi Reagon and Steve Reich lifted our spirits and James Michener lifted our as- sets. We said goodbye to Coach Lapinski and hello again to DU. Maybe these changes are insig- nificant in light of the profound ef- fect that the past four years have had on this campus. We ' ve lost ML2, Tarble, and a Willets 3rd Floor Kitchen to fire. We ' ve watched a fledgling football team gain steam and explode! We ' ve add- ed a new pool (Ware), a new dorm (Mertz), a new library (Cor- nell), and a new Swattie (Patsy Jardini). These four years have been characterized by flux and we were anchored here during it all. For our constancy over the past four years, this yearbook is dedicated to the class of 1985. S- T— r £-d i « . J j y X ' ! j4 [ k it v I y R l 2 el MMRtajUj ft • irE£ft w V ■■■Ift gffi .«4V- ft! ,. ' 10 11 12 13 - . . - ■ ' -- ' ■ ■• ■••• - ■ - 14 15 16 . ' .! fiyM: ■ 1 ' m HHHL i -.■ ■ -: v. ■■siJa FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 20 21 Vernon Savage, Dean of Minority Students Jim Lyons, Director of Security Nancy Orr, Dean of Housing 22 Elizabeth Chadwick, Associate Dean Kendall Landis, Vice President — Alumni Development DEAN ' S SECRETARIES: Norma Boyle, Gay Jackson, Alma Stewart June Carnall, Director of Facilities 23 ADMISSIONS: (Front row) Wallace Ayres, Ellen Dolski, Arlene Mooshian; (Back row) Dave Walters, Agnes Shonert, Joanne Barracliff, Barbara Hadley, Robert Barr (Dean), Phyllis Raymond, Richard DiFeliciantonio I  • « « ill BOOKSTORE: Chris Hourican (mgr.). Ken Hart, Virginia Walton, Barbara Hickey, Gor- POST OFFICE: June Tassoni don Govens, Polly Townes 24 Disgruntled rejected applicant REGISTRAR: Jane Mullins, Evelyn Huk, Agnes Kennedy, Nancy Ochs FINANCIAL AID: Laura Alperin, Helen Elmer, Patricia Serianni PURCHASING: Doris Morrison, Lewis Cook, Judi Valori 25 MATHEMATICS: (Seated) Stephen Maurer, Helene Shapiro, Gud- mund Iverson, David Rosen; (Standing) Eugene Klotz, J. Edward Skeath, Richard Cavalieri, Charles Grinstead, Gary Martin LINGUISTICS: Al Blum, Marcia Linebarger ENGINEERING: Carl Barus, Joseph Willis, Arthur McGarity, David Bowler, Faruq Siddiqui, H. Searl Dunn, Frederick Orthlieb, Stephen Piatt 26 HISTORY: (Front row) Eleanor Bennett (sec.)- Majorie Murphy, Margaret Anderson; (Back row) Andrew Verner, Jerome Wood, Bernard Smith, James Field POLITICAL SCIENCE: (Front row) Charles Gilbert, Eleanor Greitzer (sec), David Smith, Raymond Hopkins; (Back row) Charles Beitz, Shibley Telhami, Ken Sharpe, James Curtis - r : --■ ;j . : i as - .y« Overthrowing the Heads of State 27 PSYCHOLOGY: Allen Schneider, Jeanne Maricek, Didi Beebe (sec), Dean Peabody, Julia Wel- bon (sec), Philip Kellman, Debbie Kemler Nelson, Barry Schwartz SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY: Asmarom Legesse, Pauline Federman (sec), Steven Piker, Braulio Munoz, Jennie Keith, Robin Wagner-Pacifici 28 CHEMISTRY: (Front row) Peter Thompson, Rob- ert Pasternack, Ursula Davis, Jody Voet, Peggy Lehman, Ni ta Siciliano, Dixie Andrews (sec); (Back row) James Hammons, Jeffrey Charon- nat, Louis Ceci (on Bob Corn ' s shoulders), Ed- ward Fehnel BIOLOGY: (Seated) Bunny Ew- ing, Tim Williams; (Front row) George Flickinger, Gloria Ro- sen, Ann Rawson, Barbara Stewart, Scott Gilbert, Ted Goundie , Greg Florant, Mary Beth Saffo; (Back row) Mark Ja- cobs, Bob Savage, Sharon Kins- man, Jake Weiner, Deborah Farina Specimens 29 MODERN LANGUAGES: Marian Faber, George Moskos, Jean Perkins, George Avery, Ken Luk, Robert Rosa, Phillip Metzidakis ECONOMICS: Paul Rabideau, Mark Kuperberg, Leah Smith, F.M. Scherer, Stefano Fenoaltea, Tapas Majumdar, Selig Sechser (sec), Sara Page White ENGLISH: (Front row) Tom Left, Harry Pagliaro, Nat Anderson, Mary Poovey; (Back row) Tom Black- burn, Thelma Miller (sec), Craig Williamson, Phillip Weinstein, Abbe Blum, Pe- ter Schmidt 30 ASTRONOMY: John Gaustad, Barbara Niebruege, Wulff Heintz A Celestial Body RELIGION: P. Linwood Urban, Don Swearer, Jerry Frost 31 ART HISTORY STUDIO ARTS: (Front row) T. Kaori Kitao, Joyce Nagata, Constance Hungertord, Saehyang Chung; (Back row) Randy Exon, Cecile Whiting, Brian Meunier, Michael Cothren PHILOSOPHY: Hugh Lacey, Charles Ruff, Rosmarie Desjardins, Richard Schuldenfrei, Richard Eldridge If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it . . . Does it make a sound? 32 mu £lIU£F L w«uroKNI CARROTS J CLASSICS: (Front row) William Turpin, Helen North, Gil Rose; (Back row) Barbara Burrell, Martin Ostwald PHYSICS: (Front row) Paul Mengelsdorf, John Donel, John Dougherty, John Boccio; (Back row) Al Rosenberg, Olexa- Myron Bilaniuk, Mark Heald, David Stork, Frank Moscatelli MUSIC: (Front row) James Freeman, Ann McNamee, Judy Lord, George Huber, Ethel Idlette, Bertha Tyson; (Back row) Paula Sepinuck, Karen Meyers, Dorothy Freeman, Robert Smart, Peter Gram Swing 33 MCCABE LIBRARIANS: (Back row) Polly Marshall, Amy Morrison, Rosemarie Johnson, Doris Moist, Ann Swann, Diana Zinnato, Shirley Kirby, Moniaue Constantino; (Front row) So-Young Jones, Minda Hart, Anne Perkins MCCABE LIBRARIANS: Kit- ty Smith, Jane Aaron, Netta Shinbaum, Libby Amann MCCABE LIBRARIANS: Marion Bruce, Joan Pfeiffer, Nancy Bech, Polly Hallman 34 MCCABE LIBRARIANS: (Front row) Kazve Oye, Claire Shelter, Eleanor Barr, Jean Soderlund; (Back row) Burt Fowler, Wilma Moshelder, Ray Turberg, Jane Thorson, Mary Ellen Clark, Nancy Speers CORNELL LIBRARIANS: Mary McGrath, Emi Horikawa, Meg Spencer MCCABE LIBRARIANS: Ann Blackburn, Michael Durkin MCCABE REFERENCE DESK: (Front row) Susan Williamson, Lois Peterson; (Back row) Stephen Lehman, Ed Fuller 35 WORTH HEALTH CENTER: (Front row) Barbara Smetana, Elissa Chansky, Linda Echols; (Back row) Anita Knowles, Anne Nichols, Carol Ronan ALUMNI OFFICE: (Front to Back) Ann Geer, Ruthanne Krauss, Jenny Denman, Kate Downing, Marilyn O. Gillespie, Nancy Sloan, Kay Bassett, Larry Elveru, Elena Covone NEWS OFFICE: Loma Shurkin, Lloyd Merritts PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES: Paula Rosen, Lee Whitaker, Paula Gomes, Betty Cozine (sec.)- Jud Linville 36 ml  ■♦ ■ mW ANNUAL GIVING OFFICE: Berno dette Duning, Valerie Jones Koelle, Kate Danser, Rosemary Phillippi SAGA FOOD SERVICES: (Front row) Addie Bell Berry, Claudia Fagioli, Millie Thompson, Marion Hopkins, Tony Asostinelli, Libby Davis, Emma Smith; (Back row) Elayne Cheslow, Daryl Wes- ley, Lynn Wilding, Bill Rumy, Ruth Hane, David Mclntyre, Charles Jones, Kenneth Andrews WE ARE SAGA (to the tune of We are the World ) There comes a time, when we heed nature ' s call When we all must come together and eat There are students racin ' , oh they ' re swarmin ' down the hill And in line, they wait for filafel. You can ' t go on livin ' off Old Sproul Cause your folks refuse to send more change We are all a part of the Quaker Potpourri Come on down and make the best of your fourteen (thousand) Chorus: We are SAGA, we feed your children We are the ones who keep your tummies full So let ' s stop bitchin ' We ' ve got Dial-a-Menu Whole lists of calories It ' s true we ' ll make it through the day Just you and I Well give ' em a plate, with Broccoli Cheese Bake So your stools will be solid and green As Mick has shown us, by turnin ' bread to (Monte) Cristos Then we wash — it down with SAGA Red . . . When it ' s Sunday night, and you feel like endin ' it all Well, Cause there ' s Turkey Tetrazzini or Italian Meatballs Well, well, well, we are tryin ' , oh it ' s a tough and thankless job Ask the boys who cleaned the food fight floors (What ' s the count) — Kevin Di Pirro, Brad Mittman (1985 Breakfast Dance) 37 BUSINESS OFFICE: Jean English, Jean Raisch, Maureen March, El- len Augsberger, Louisa Ridgeway, Luther VanUmmerson, Jan Bos- winkel, Anne Kosloski. Debbie Racz, Nancy Sheppard COMPUTING SERVICES: Bill Ryan, Dave Ruell, Larry Ehmer, Bill Conner, Mary Hasbrook, Ro bin Jacobsen, Sarah D.B. Williams, Hazel Rapp, Jody Malsbury, Jane James, Alice McGovern . . . The Way We Were Gloria Evans, Foreign Students Advisor 38 Doug Weiss, Director of Sports Medicine M m ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MANAGERS: Dave Lester, Tave Holland Body by Doug Weiss ATHLETIC TRAINERS: (Front row) Denise Parker, Allison Lembach, Joanne McGurney, Linda Fabrizio; (Back row) Dave Cassidy, Doug Weiss, Rennie Sacco 39 The Exam . . . So you ' re wondering how we got from the faculty to here, right? We thought so. Well, where do the exams come from, anyway?!?! Before the exam . . Before the exam . . After the exam Before the exam After the exam 40 Before the exam After the exam Before the exam . . . After the exam Before the exam (he studied) After the exam (leaving town) 41 : -  ii Nev SML SPORTS Football S ' more vs. Johns Hopkins 30-0 S ' more vs. Gettysburg 12-13 S ' more vs. Ursinus 41-15 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 27-18 S ' more vs. Brooklyn 41-6 S ' more vs. Dickinson 41-10 S ' more vs. F M 24-0 S ' more vs. W. Maryland 41-0 S ' more vs. Oberlin 31-3 The 1984 season represented one of the finest in the history of the Garnet Tide. The 8-1 record, third consecutive Conference Championship, Fourth consecutive national ranking, ten members chosen as All-Centennial players, MVP of the Centennial Confer- ence (Glenn Bennett), and three Pizza Hut All-Americans marked the comple- tion of the careers of twelve Seniors. The blocking of Ed Stockburger, Bob Klein, Dave Jardini, and Sean Crowley; the pass catching of Thomas Walsh; the running of Pete Coveleski; and the kicking of Bruce Abernathy and Chris Perkins enabled the Garnet to break all of the existing school scoring records. The cinderblock linebacking of Dom Lepone and Robert Toner and the in- terceptions of John Hiros and Ed Greene led the Garnet defense to a number one ranking nationally. The Garnet Offense Tony Cianci, Tony Infante ■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ i — Jeff Selverian, Sean Crowley, Glenn Bennett, Bruce Squire, Bob Klein, Ed Stockburge 44 In his time at Swarthmore, Coach Tom Lapinski was the recipient of the Conference Coach of the Year Award for four consecutive years and had the additional honor of being named National Coach of the year one of those years. He leaves Swarthmore having turned the previously 0-34 team into the 30-6 team of 1985. Sean Crowley, Robert Toner, Dom Lepone (Captains) Glenn Bennett, Coach Tom Lapinski Peter Walsh, John Hiros, Tony Infante, Mike D ' Alicandro, Robert Toner 45 Men ' s Soccer 8 and 6 and 2 record . . . heart- breaker against Princeton, lost 2- 3 in overtime . . . scored more goals this year than any other SWAT soccer team in 10 years . . . memories ot driving home trom Hopkins! S ' more vs. F M 4-0 S ' more vs. Glassboro State 1-2 S ' more vs. Alumni 6-4 S ' more vs. Princeton 2-3 S ' more vs. Eastern College 4-2 S ' more vs. Lehigh 0-0 S ' more vs. Millersville 0-1 S ' more vs. Washington 7-0 S ' more vs. Lafayette 1-2 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 6-0 S ' more vs. Widener 3-2 S ' more vs. Johns Hopkins 3-0 S ' more vs. Villanova 3-0 S ' more vs. Drew 1-1 S ' more vs. Haverford 0-2 S ' more vs. Ursinus 1-2 46 , rv .0 Mt ' Jimmy Marks Tom Stoddard Tim Watkins Andy Lewis Jerry Hood Rick VandenBergh, Jerry Hood 47 Women ' s Soccer S ' more vs. Wesleyan 1-3 S ' more vs. Smith 2-3 S ' more vs. Penn 3-0 S ' more vs. Dickinson 0-2 S ' more vs. Villanova 0-10 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 0-0 S ' more vs. Manhattanville 0-3 S ' more vs. F M 0-3 S ' more vs. Loyola 2-0 S ' more vs. Delaware 0-1 S ' more vs. Rutgers 0-3 S ' more vs. Maryland 1-5 S ' more vs Mercer County 0-5 S ' more vs Kutztown 3-0 Bi-captains Sue Levin and Liz Varon ... 3 and 1 1 record . . . won last game 3-0 against Kutztown . . . What a young team! . . . memories of the trip to New England ... fun at Smith and Wesleyan Michelle Fowler 48 Ellen Walsh Debbie Reed Nancy Goldston, Lucy Harrington 49 Men ' s Cross Country S ' more vs. Widener 20-41 S ' more vs. Johns Hopkins 24-35 S ' more vs. Del. Vol. 22-36 S ' more vs. Drexel 29-27 S ' more vs. F M 22-35 S ' more vs. Leb. Vol. 19-42 S ' more vs. Leb. Vol. 16-46 S ' more vs. Ursinus 34-21 Finished 3rd of 24 at MAC ' S . . . Captains Kirk and Carl . . . Third or better! . . . Jack out- kicking Fred at Ford . . . Geese at Muhlen- berg . . . O ' Neill out the window . . . At least Tom will have three good years here . . . outkicking a eunuch at MAC . . . Sal ' s ankles . . . Tom N. pumping bricks all summer . . . The flu (Drexel) beats Swat . . . Coach ' s movies . . . It looks like an amoeba . . . Swenson ' s jogging . . . Mike Sloane behind the wheel . . . Terrible Trio . . . Sixteen quarter workout . . . Beating F M for the first time in eight years . . . Bob becomes awesome in differ- ent color shorts . . . Tom leads team choke at Ursinus . . . Sandy ' s fine cooking (and pro- jectionist skills) . . . Bob and the Duck run to Delaware . . . Nerf football runs, including day before regionals . . . Tom ' s anecdotes . . . Running is for panzies . . . Congrats to seniors Neff, Jones, and Brandt — but not Corpus . . . We ' ll see you at Nationals next year! 50 Carl Palmer Jack Kliever, Matthew Lore, Stanley Mah A olfram Urbanek 51 Women ' s Cross Country S ' more vs. Alumni 16-43 S ' more vs. Pharmacy 15-50 S ' more vs. Lincoln 15-50 S ' more vs. Spring Garden 15-50 S ' more vs. F M 50-15 S ' more vs. Juniata 28-27 S ' more vs. Albright 19-40 S ' more vs. Albright 19-36 S ' more vs. Moravian 18-38 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 21-38 S ' more vs. Johns Hopkins 26-29 S ' more vs. Glassboro 18-43 Rabbit Run . . . Michigan with an appendage . . . PPP loaf . . . Rabbit Run . . . Larry! . . . Run- ning in the Bronx . . . Running yellow lights . . . Electrocution Therapy . . . P and P loaf ... 4 a.m. meets . . . Rabbit Run . . . Excuse me it ' s not the company . . . Alumni meet upset . . . Rabbit Run . . . P and P loaf . . . Thousands of injuries ... I have to stretch my calves . . . the defeat of F and M . . . Amazing victories . . . P and P loaf . . . always on time . . . Rabbit Run . . . the carcass. 52 Betsy Kreuter Nanette Bertaut Shelley Binkley Jeanne Dennis 53 Volleyball S ' more vs. Pharmacy 2-0 S ' more vs. Widener 2-0 S ' more vs. F M 2-2 S ' more vs. Drexel 0-2 S ' more vs. Cheyney 2-0 S ' more vs. Cabrini 3-1 S ' more vs. Ursinus 3-1 S ' more vs. Gettysburg 1-2 S ' more vs. Rosemont 3-0 S ' more vs. Washington 2-0 S ' more vs. Cabrini 2-0 S ' more vs. Eastern 2-0 S ' more vs. Ursinus 2-0 S ' more vs. Elizabethtown 2-0 S ' more vs. Rosemont 2-0 S ' more vs. Susquehanna 0-2 S ' more vs. Juniata 3-1 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 2-0 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 3-2 S ' more vs. Neumann 3-0 S ' more vs. Columbia 2-0 S ' more vs. Smith 2-1 S ' more vs. Wellesley 0-2 S ' more vs. Mt. Holyoke 1-2 S ' more vs. Skidmore 0-2 S ' more vs. Del. Val. 3-0 S ' more vs. Moravian 3-0 S ' more vs. Haverford 3-0 S ' more vs. Allentown 3-0 S ' more vs. NE Christian 2-0 S ' more vs. Stockton State 3-0 S ' more vs. Glassboro 3-1 Undefeated in P.A.I.A.W. Division II . . . Overall 24-8: Best record in Swat V-ball history . . . Victory in Elizabeth- town tourney (our first trophy!) . . . Co-captains Jean and Suzanne . . . Suzanne and Sue among the top ten spikers in Division II . . . New coach Dale Strawbridge . . . Shannon the Cannon, Margaret the flasher, Jo- dith the Podith . . . Jean and Margar- et ' s lovers ' spats . . . Andy ' s gummy bears and great taste, too! . . . Cathy ' s macha car . . . Jenny: Varsity freshwoman . . . Suzanne ' s grunts . . . Sensual calisthentics . . . Oh teameth — You ' re so fineth, you bloweth my mindeth . . . Hey teameth . . . Whatever you do. Wherever you go, Hold on to your O ' s. 54 Shannon Louden s mm Co-captain Jean Di Pirro J immm Margaret Dougherty Shannon Louden, Sue Hatter, Co-captain Suzanne Buckley, Coach Dale Strawbridge The team Jennifer Heister 55 Field Hockey S ' more vs. Eastern 3-1 S ' more vs. Textile 1-2 S ' more vs. Widener 2-2 S ' more vs. St. Joseph ' s 0-5 S ' more vs. Beaver 5-1 S ' more vs. Montgomery 1-0 S ' more vs. Immaculata 2-1 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 0-1 S ' more vs. Haverford 1-2 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 3-4 S ' more vs. Cabrini 5-0 S ' more vs. Moravian 1-0 56 Sue Swearer, Annie Fetter Amory Hunnewell, Allyson Mason, Lyn Fitzgerald Allyson Mason, Pam Pierce, Ashley Litton Liz Stevenson, Jan Merin, Lyn Fitzgerald 57 Men ' s Basketball S ' more vs. F M 78-116 S ' more vs. Lebanon 120-109 S ' more vs. Dickinson 55-85 S ' more vs. Ursinus 97-112 S ' more vs. Widener 46-96 S ' more vs. Washington 76-111 S ' more vs. Washington 63-93 S ' more vs. Hopkins 86-82 S ' more vs. Ursinus 72-80 S ' more vs. Haverford 66-62 58 John Keichline, John Martinez Tole Hart, Mark Stephens, Joe D ' Angelo Joe D ' Angelo Tole Hart 59 Michele Fowler scoring her 1000th point. Michele Fowler 60 Women ' s Basketball Pam Pierce M 5 1 I m£ 4 ■kB «V fll| [4V ' A „ ■•: ' ' K_ Hi HK v . H ' S ' more vs. Ursinus 77-43 S ' more vs. Moravian 53-77 S ' more vs. Widener 48-59 S ' more vs. Albright 62-47 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 35-55 S ' more vs. F M 59-46 S ' more vs. Ursinus 63-69 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 54-65 S ' more vs. Albright 76-71 S ' more vs. Widener 53-50 S ' more vs. Hopkins 70-57 Michele Fowler — 1985 MAC S.E. Division All-Star Team . . . upset Widener at home to knock them out of the MAC ' S . . . Prettiest b-ball team around . . . won games even without cybernetics . . . beat Division II Allentown in last game of season 61 Ed Morse Steve Gaull 62 On the block Swimming and Diving Men vs. Haverford 55-31 Women vs. Haverford 61-25 Men vs. F M 56-47 Women vs. F M 68-35 Men vs. West Chester 38-68 Women vs. West Chester 61-43 Men vs. Ursinus 33-71 Women vs. Ursinus 59-45 Men vs. Hopkins 57-36 Women vs. Hopkins 51-53 Men vs. Glassboro 40-71 Women vs, Glassboro 55-40 Men vs. Elizabethtown 88-25 Men vs. King ' s 85-26 Men vs. Dickinson 27-77 Women vs. Dickinson 31-72 Men vs. W. Maryland 82-17 Women vs. W. Maryland 70-30 Women vs. Penn 45-76 Women vs. Bryn Mawr 80-50 Men vs. Gettysburg 45-56 Women vs. Gettysburg 31-73 Men vs. Juniata 84-13 Women vs. Juniata 78-12 Men vs. Widener 61-43 Women vs. Widener 72-31 Randy in last leg of 4X100 to beat F M for the first time in ten years . . . 7-6: first winning season in 1 1 years . . . Kathy and Kathy earn rocking chairs by making it to Nationals four years in a row . . . Turkey wads ... I can ' t believe I paid money for this . . . Steve and Sarah break College records (diving) . . . My ear hurts from landing on my chest . . .SAP . . . Ed ' s and Steve ' s eyes . . . Man set ten College and pool records . . . Swarthmore Surviving Team . . . Little Kathy wins the 200 back at MAC ' S finally . . . Boobies . . . Wanna see a splash dive? . . . Augustine earns McCaPe. 63 Badminton S ' more vs. F M 5-0 S ' more vs. Temple 1-4 S ' more vs. Albright 2-3 S ' more vs. Penn Club 2-3 S ' more vs. West Chester 1-4 S ' more vs. Widener 5-0 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 4-1 S ' more vs. Marcum 5-0 S ' more vs. Drexel 3-2 S ' more vs. Ursinus 4-1 S ' more vs. Chestnut Hill 5-0 S ' more vs. Rosemont 3-2 S ' more vs. Cedar Crest 5-0 Jen Wilson 64 Joan Differding Eric Heginbotham Illen Meeks Ann Bassett tecky Henderson and Jen Wilson 65 Wrestling S ' more vs. Haverford 34-18 S ' more vs. Del. Val. 16-28 S ' more vs. Del. State 9-40 S ' more vs. Albright 39-13 S ' more vs. Kean 24-30 S ' more vs. Scranton 13-35 S ' more vs. Temple 6-42 S ' more vs. Drexel 9-46 S ' more vs. Pennsylvania 3-49 S ' more vs. Delaware 9-37 S ' more vs. Glassboro 21-30 S ' more vs. Elizabethtown 33-14 S ' more vs. LaSalle 22-22 S ' more vs. Moravian 19-30 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 19-24 S ' more vs. Leb. Val. 39-18 S ' more vs. Hunter 12-40 S ' more vs. Messiah 30-21 S ' more vs. Rutgers Camden 51-6 S ' more vs. Upsala 42-9 S ' more vs. Ursinus 9-40 S ' more vs. Johns Hopkins 25-30 S ' more vs. Widener 30-20 Lack of numbers, common problem in Swat athletics, caused struggles , . . 7- 15-1 record . . . Co-captains, Phil Schynder (24-4) and Ed Stockburger (26-4) earn Academic All-American honors . . . Freshman sensation, Bart Keogh . . . Jet spread to the international circuit in Canada ... 2 freestyle tournaments and skiing Mount Tremblant in Canada, too . . . It ' ll be a good time for all, as Wook Wookle Wookie Han said. Phyl Schnyder Wook Han 66 David Homer Phyl Schnyder r Ed Stockburger 67 Liz Stevenson, Nina Siegelstein, Sue Levin Lori Bunting Cathy Hekimiar 68 Softball Sue Levin Sue Kim Mullen S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. S ' more vs. Ursinus Ursinus Widener Widener Muhlenberg Muhlenberg Moravian Moravian Albright Albright 0-2 0-6 9-5 15-1 14-4 6-3 9-6 4-5 13-0 9-1 69 Men ' s Lacrosse S ' more vs. F M 6-11 S ' more vs. FDU 11-4 S ' more vs. Denison 9-11 S ' more vs. Bowdoin 12-5 S ' more vs. Lebanon 18-5 S ' more vs. Drew 8-6 S ' more vs. Drexel 10-11 S ' more vs. Widener 20-0 S ' more vs. Haverford 19-4 S ' more vs. Villanova 10-7 S ' more vs. West Chester 12-4 S ' more vs. Dickinson 11-4 S ' more vs. W. Maryland 10-6 S ' more vs. Gettysburg 14-10 L. -  „Jr JH m m i m It r r ■  • Pat Carney, Brian Wall Ranked 10th in NCAA Division III ... 1 1- 3 record . . . Eastern Division title 1982- 1985 . . . All-MAC candidates Pat Carney, Jerry Hood, Hans Hurdle, John Hiros, Marty Welsh . . . MAC league MVP Hans Hurdle . . . thanks, Coach Noyes . . . Has anyone seen Alec Phoenix lately? . . . Chi-Chi ' s with E.Z. Chicken . . . MAC champs 70 ABOVE: Neil Austrian, Marty Welsh, Bill Rhodes; BELOW: Bill Rhodes I r I « Jerry Hood scores against Western Maryland ABOVE: John Hiros BELOW: Hans Hurdle, Pat Carney 71 Women ' s Lacrosse S ' more vs. Glassboro 10-13 S ' more vs. Trenton 2-14 S ' more vs. Mont. Co. 18-8 S ' more vs Cedar Crest 7-12 S ' more vs. Middlebury 5-17 S ' more vs. Kutztown 7-2 S ' more vs. Textile 9-6 S ' more vs. Villanova 15-5 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 9-0 S ' more vs. Army 7-5 S ' more vs. Drexel 3-4 S ' more vs. Haverford 8-7 S ' more vs. Hopkins 6-5 S ' more vs. Widener 4-6 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 8-3 S ' more vs. Rutgers 2-28 Marion v an Arkel ■ 72 Polly Neff, Lyn Fitzgerald, Margaret Dougherty Sue Swearer Polly Neff Marion van Arkel 73 Baseball S ' more vs Columbia 7-3 S ' more vs K. Wesleyan 12-4 S ' more vs Textile 7-4 S ' more vs Del. Vol. 4-0 S ' more vs IUP 6-2 S ' more vs. Indiana-Purdue 7-3 S ' more vs. Del. Val. 6-0 S ' more vs. Lebanon 16-2 S ' more vs. Textile 17-5 S ' more vs. Del. Val. 19-9 S ' more vs. Drexel 1-4 S ' more vs. Princeton 6-13 S ' more vs. Ursinus 4-0 S ' more vs. Ursinus 7-2 S ' more vs. Albright 9-0 S ' more vs. Pharmacy 6-4 S ' more vs. F M 7-0 S ' more vs. Washington 11-2 S ' more vs. Washington 10-6 S ' more vs. Haverford 14-5 S ' more vs. Haverford 13-8 S ' more vs. LaSalle 9-7 S ' more vs. Hopkins 11-2 S ' more vs. Hopkins 4-1 S ' more vs. St. Joseph ' s 9-17 S ' more vs. Widener 7-5 S ' more vs. Widener 14-4 S ' more vs. Muhlenberg 12-3 S ' more vs. Moravian 5-0 S ' more vs. Moravian 7-9 Cocoa Beach ... 7-0 Florida Trip . . . First MAC Championship in Swat history . . . 10-0 League record . . . First NCAA Tournament bid . . . ranked eighth nationally . . . and all because they threw the round ball sauare 74 ABOVE: Eddie Greene BELOW: Pete Coveleski ' Charlie Green, Captain ABOVE: Mike Dell BELOW: Mark Handwerger; Bob Klein, Captain li 75 Rick VandenBergh u fc i Eric Prothero Jeff Krieger, 1 in Division 76 Shep Davidson, 2 in Division ■ • . . ' . . . ' . ' . ' . V ' ' frH I .-.-..... , L _v L n ir MtW. SHE Stent ;.,.,, ABOVE: Jeff Krieger; BELOW: Vivek Varma Men ' s Tennis California trip ... 5-4 over Redlands . . . Cuddly Marsupials ... Hot tubs and Coors . . . Jeff Krieger 1 . . . Mullen ' s men: Largo, Spleen, E.P., Cois, Vandy, Bich, Schmidtaye, Martini, V , T. Davis, Who? . . . No match Sunday — scheduling conflict . . . NCAA ' s — Lexington, Va . . . Lost Walkmen. S ' more vs. Maryland 0-9 S ' more vs. Rutgers 6-2 S ' more vs. West Valley 7-2 S ' more vs. Berkeley 2-7 S ' more vs. Santa-Cruz 6-2 S ' more vs. Santa Barbara 1-8 S ' more vs. Claremont 7-2 S ' more vs. Redlands 5-4 S ' more vs. Ursinus 9-0 S ' more vs. Temple 2-5 S ' more vs. Penn State 10-8 S ' more vs. Boston Univ. 5-3 S ' more vs. Penn 0-9 S ' more vs. West Chester 5-4 S ' more vs. Widener 9-0 S ' more vs. Princeton 10-8 S ' more vs. Columbia 3-6 S ' more vs. Navy 0-9 S ' more vs. Washington 7-2 77 Women ' s Tennis S ' more vs Glassboro 9-0 S ' more vs. Millersville 9-0 S ' more vs. Lehigh 2-7 S ' more vs. Penn 0-9 S ' more vs. St. Joseph ' s 5-0 S ' more vs. Temple 8-0 S ' more vs. Villanova 4-5 S ' more vs. F M 3-6 S ' more vs. Penn State 0-9 S ' more vs. Drexel 6-2 S ' more vs. Hopkins 8-1 S ' more vs. West Chester 9-0 S ' more vs Havertord 5-4 S ' more vs Hopkins 6-3 S ' more vs. Widener 9-0 S ' more vs. Bryn Mawr 9-0 S ' more vs. Moravian 9-0 S ' more vs. Ursinus 6-3 S ' more vs. Trenton 0-9 S ' more vs. F M 0-7 .- an i . Julie Marcus Alice Esselen 78 Kris Parris Yvonne Esselen 79 t I 80 Men ' s Women ' s Track Rugby Busy year . . . Third Place in regional tournament . . . Where did they get that ret?? . . . Brian, the Pufta , has a few things to say ... WE BEAT HAVERFORD! . . . Phil hits like a truck and Matt topples motor home . . . Bart wins MVP and Paul sailor Poy Owens is as dependable as a dog . . . Mike Levine — back supreme? . . . Team says goodbye to seniors Phil, Bart Matt, Paul, and Tim, who have great final seasons . . . great performances by new players ±  k _ . 82 Synchro Swimming ■ESS «■ 83 Cheerleading No Beat It under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES! . . . Doesn ' t anybody besides Natalie have a sense of rhythm?!? . . . Funky Chicken . . . Don ' s cheers . . . The mobile cheer — Aim for the Top . . . Anne masters shoulder-standing (finally!) . . . Van rides — pit stops and breakdowns . . . Any cheerleading recruits THIS year? . . . Desperate attempts to synchronize arm movements Left: Sue Cooke; Right: Don Lloyd- Jones, Natalie McKie Cindy Leive, Tina Skoures 84 Cindy Herschfeld, Nicki Glaser, Marguerite Simpkins Jamie Rapposelli Anne Titterton, Captain 85 Team Photos I Weitzmann Row four: Preston Polk jeff £££ Kenta TnlLTc TOT - B ° S ° b ° ' Jeff Shral ™ ' S t Schaefer, Bernie Kelly; Row five: Rich Prozzo Pete Wdsh Darl n„h T BruCe Abern ethy, Neil Austrian, John Row Six: (Coaohes) Gi, Brooks, Joe More, Tom L Pete B °V ' e, John Alexander; WOMEN ' S CROSS COUNTRY: Row one: Claire Mathews, Shelley Binkley; Row two: Bridget Matos Cassandra Phillips, Jeanne Dennis; Row three: Jenneane Jansen, Laurie Laird, Mari Sue Lemelson Ellen Mallory, Coach Larry Ehmer m!i ffijm if «!■ m 86 FIELD HOCKEY. Row one: Carol Burgess, Lydia McClister, Liz Stevenson, Laura Cleland; Row two: Lyn Fitzgerald, Corrie Latham, Sue Swearer, Ashley Litton, Carolyn Bertke, Alyson Mason, Sarah Shirk; Row three: Debbie Schwartz, Kelly Werhane, Marian Van Arkel, Amory Hunnewell, Jan Merin, Annie Fetter, Pam Pierce, Cynthia Wick, Chung Han, Coach Pete Hess MEN ' S CROSS COUNTRY: Row one: Mike Rothberg, Bob Lehr, Kevin Smith, Kirk Swenson (captain), Brendan Flynn, Mike Sloane; Row two: Dan Brandt, Fred Joseph, Wolfram Urbaneck, Ian Mclnnis, Keith Head, Stan Mah, Steve DeBryun Kops; Row three: Coach Joe Stefanowicz, Chris Jones, Eric Salathe, Tom Graham, Matt Lore, Jack Kleiver, Carl Palmer (captain), Jeremy Fand, Sal Genovese, John Richardson, Robert Neff, Gordon Smith a m VOLLEYBALL: Row one: Christine Yeh, Joann Villamarin, Jodi Rosenblatt; Row two: Shannon Louden, Barbara Klock, Sue Hatter, Suzanne Buckley (captain), Jean Di Pirro (captain), Cathy Hekimian; Row three: Coach Dale Strawbridge, Michele Gambourd, Kim Mullen, Margaret Dougherty, Jennifer Heister, Karl Bachman, Ass ' t. Coach Sue Davis 87 WOMEN ' S SOCCER: Row one: Becky Sielman, Margie Homer, Alisa Levein, Wendy Rottweiler, Nina Seigelstein, Andrea Packard, Lucy Harrington, Liz Varon, Sue Levin, Michele Fowler; Row two: Nina Livingston, Lauren Worsh, Ida Price, Debbie Reed, Jen Cumming, Lise Thomas, Karen Ohl; Row three: Coach Dave Smoyer, Ass ' t. Coach Jeff Thompson, Sharon Younkin, Leeann Male, Martha James, Carrie Schum, Sara Merin, Chris Bolton, Ellen Walsh, Ass ' t. Coach Dave Weksler MEN ' S SOCCER: Row one: Panayiotus Ellinas, Tim Watkins, Andy Lewis, Mike Groff, Pierre Bonenberger, Jeff Lating, Renato Negrin, Brad Mittman, Marty John, John Hayday, Josh Miller, Jay Desai; Row two: Rick VandenBergh, Jerry Hood, Geoffrey Herrera, Scott Sucher, Ried Neuriter, Tom Stoddard, Doug Gramiak, Shane Lightner, Paul Wilmore, William Kelty, Tom Thornton, Chris Hart-Zafra, Marcus Williams, Mark Rozzo, Phil Cavalier, Coach Curt Lauber 88 BASKETBALL: Row one: Ken Woodring, Onu Odim, Iggy Provencio, Mark Stevens, John Martinez, Mike Romero; Row two: Coach Tom Arant, Joe Kosco, John Keichline, Joe Carney, Jerome Blackman, Mike Dell, Joe D ' Angelo BADMINTON: Row one: Ann Bassett, Catherine Paplin, Julie Wright, Jen Wilson, Nina Seigelstein, Joan Differding; Row two: Mike Miele, Eric Heginbotham, Carol Burgess, Ellen Meeks, Becky Henderson, Chris Sadowski, Shoshanna Green, Coach Cathy Wright SWIMMING: Row one: Dave Rovinsky, Diana Lecza, Anna Mitchell, Coach Sue Davis, Margaret Palmer, Melissa Shields; Row two: David Law, Chris Abbott, Carter Ralphe, Envee Wong, Val Fisher, Karen Leidy; Row three: John Augustine, Sarah Brady, Kathy Mahan, Angus McCorguodale (captain), Joel Papke, Sally Doremus, Sarah Lindgren; Row four: Leisha Schaeffer, John Rowley, Kathy Sexton (captain), Mark Cziesla 89 WRESTLING: Row one: Josh Miller. Phil Schnyder, Ed Stockburger; Row two: Coach Gomer Davies. Trainer Allison Lembach, Wook Han, John Jeweler. John Potash. Joe Switzenberg, Rafael Richards, Ron Tirpak MEN ' S TRACK: Row one: Ralph Vardis, Dan Brandt, Bruce Abernethy, Keith Corpus; Row two: Brendan Flynn, Srini Bollimpalli, Kevin Smith, Jim Sanford, Jeff Cohen; Row three: Kirk Swenson, Josh Miller. Andy McKinley. Bob Lehr, Ken Pitts. Sal Tranchina; Row four: Tony Schline, Shane Rau, Carl Palmer, Ron Barrett; Row five: Eric Salathe, Wolfram Urbaneck, Jeremy Fand, Tom Graham, Basil Ottley, Bruce Sguire; Row six: Mike Groff, Steve de Bruyn Kops, Coach Joe O ' Conner; Row seven: Ken Landis, Coach Benedict Cayenne, Jay Black, Dave Lester. Renni Sacco, Coach Bob Mudrick WOMEN ' S TRACK: Row one: Anna Mitchell, Sarah Shirk. Ramona O ' Halloran, Terry Lee Paulson; Row two: Nancy Lehman. Jenneane Jansen. Ellen Walsh. Robyn Churchill; Row three: Karen Neumer, Jennifer Sargent. Carrie Latham. Row four: Anita Jayaweera. Mari Sue Lemelson, Jay Black, Coach Joe O ' Conner; Row five: Coach Benedict Cayenne. Coach Larry Ehmer, Dave Lester, Ken Landis, Coach Bob Mudrick 90 BASEBALL: Row one: Pete Orth, Dave Allgeier, Joe D ' Angelo, Bob Klein (captain), Pete Coveleski, Charlie Greene (captain), Brian Flynn, John Hayday; Row two: Peyton Bray, Tave Holland, John Schaefer, Gene Thompson, Joe Kosco, Wayne Wivell, Mike Dell, Ed Grene, Joe Carney, Mark Handwerger, Chris Nolan, Eric Schnadig, John Davine, Tom Grubelich, Coach Ernie Prudente SOFTBALL: Row one: Vicki Meyers, Margaret Hawley, Ruth Rosenhoitz, Kim Mullen, Sue Levin, Liz Stevenson, Nina Seigelstein, Cathy Hekimian, Sharon Younkin, Debbie Schwartz; Row two: Coach Gomer Davies, Jennifer Heister, Cindy Morton, Annalise Buonnono, Sandra Rich, Marguerite Simpkins, Jennifer Truscott, Annie Fetter, Dawn Porter, Louise Nuttle, Lori Bunting, Ass ' t. Coach Marc Peterson 91 MEN ' S LACROSSE: Row one: John Scott, Jay Junior, John Hiros, Thomas Walsh, Brian Wall, Hans Hurdle; Row two: Charlie Woodruft, Shane Lightner, Dave Dreifke, Andy Pickens, Marty Welsh, Pat Carney, Jerry Hood; Row three: Jim Marks, Dave Teszler, Bill Rhodes, Herbie Kearns, Neil Austrian, Bernie Kelly, Doug Weiss, Andy Fergusin; Row four: Dave Minionis, John Hayman, Jeff Selverian, Tole Hart, Phil Cavalier, Pete Walsh, Coach Jim Noyes; Row five: Coach Bob Bush, Pierre Bonenberger, Erik Puffenberger, Don Lloyd-Jones, Iggy Provencio, Ned Prescott, Ken Greene, Coach Fran Mayer; Row six: Mark Stern, Scott Sucher, John Augustine, Peter Doyle, Coach Bob Cooney GOLF: Row one: Coach Jim Leimbach; Row two: Theresa Scott, Andy Scott, Logan Snow, Mitch Stern, Geoff Hazard; Row three: Spencer Craig, Tom Jones, Danny Prillamin, Alf Du Puy WOMEN ' S TENNIS Ass ' t Coach Chuck Mill, Julie Marcus, Suzanne Holm, Joanna Berkinsky, Alice Esselen, Kris Parris, Yvonne Esselen, Coach Mike Mullen 92 Congratulations to the athletes of Swarthmore College on their second consecutive victory in the battle for the Hood Trophy. 93 W M MH l i i . t. ■; v ■ - _ ■ ' ,V ' • ' 3 Wr - f 5 GROUPS ORGANIZATIONS Delta Upsilon In February, 1983, the Delta Upsilon Fraternity was suspended from campus for a three-semester period, due to a series of incidents having occurred over the past ten years. Following this period. President Fraser invited the fraternity to submit a formal proposal for reinstatement. After a fall semester of in- tensive review, the President readmitted the fraternity on a probationary basis in January, 1985. In large part, the return of D.U. was due to the resolve of its senior members to avoid repetition of the negative actions of the past, and on their firm conviction that the fraternity can enhance community life. The Officers: Michael Burt, Dave Jardini (president), Kurt Goeringer, Ed George; BELOW: The Pledges The Brothers: Row one: Beau Shore, Ken Greene, Neil Austrian, Dan Sheehy, Iggy Provencio; Row two: John Scott, Brian Wall, Ed George, Mark Hubbard; Row three: Kurt Goeringer, Bruce Stern, Spencer Craig, Tim Ireland, Steve Gaull 96 Don Ho Fraternity: Vivek Varma, Jeff Krieger, Mitch Stern (front), Geoff Hazard, Pete Orth, Shep Davidson (in tree), John Schaefer m % ■ k H H HH H fiS H 9S H m Phi Omicron Psi Fraternity: (Front): Bruce Abernethy; Sitting: Chris Perkins, Mark Easton, Bart Cassidy; Row one standing: Joe Thompson, Mike Orgera, Chris Sparno, Josh Miller, Ned Prescott; Row two standing: Pat Phelps, Anthony Ibrahim, Chris Huang, Reed Wellman, Don Lloyd-Jones, Matt Eppley, Steve Moelis, Kerry Wroebel 97 Music Orchestra 98 Chorus Orchestra 99 . J ■■■-■ ' ncI M • n im 3 The Club Social Committee: Row one: Sharon Younkin, Honora Miller, Kevin Smith, Lisa Brighenti, Lori Jackson, Bill Rowe; Row two: Mike Casper, Tom Newman. Sue Sigle (Chair), David Schutte (Chair), Kathy Seidl; Mantle: Paula Breslin 100 The Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity House (we couldn ' t find the members) The 1985 Phonathon: S.A.S.S. Night 101 phoetyi MRS ■S H! Student Council, Fall 1984: Row one: Tanya Vanderbilt, Peter Steaudenmeyer; Row two: Anne Titterton, Don Lloyd Jones, Spencer Craig, Bruce Stern (President), Becky Johnson, Todd Wyett; Row three: Andy Ochroch, Cindy Terrell, Sarah Horr 102 Debaters: (Top) Reid Neuriter, Mike Locher, Miriam Jorgensen, Gayhan Tal- watte The College Republicans on Election Night 103 Perfect Crime: Joe Walker, Liz Varron, Tim Kush, Val Fisher (back) Rx: Ned Washburn, Mike Sjaastad, Gary Fuges, Jeff Cohen, Sanj Saxena Davy and the Divas. Judy Edelman, Susan Rosenbaum, Davy Temperley, Richelle Baugh, Susan McKey 104 Sixteen Feet: Keith Dolliver, Toma Kodama, Serge Seiden, John Solomon, Mark Christmas, Paul Jaskot, Jim Gregory (missing) ' raws ,w sa  . Grapevine: Sitting: Joanna Miller, Betty Jo Matzinger, Polly Nilprabhassorn, Julia Stein; Kneeling: Jessica Russo, Abby Feder; Standing: Joanne Wood, Merantine Hens, Nancy Lehman 105 Asian Studies Group: Row one: Eve Oishi, Stan Mah, Kairos Sheu, Bharat Desai, Janie Chang, Rachel Park; Row two: Albert Park, Vee Wang, Yan Chin, Alice Hsy, Rich Han; Inho Lee; Row three: Joy Marie Figueroa, Adam Lottick, Marty Juhn, Kathy Chung, Kevin Brown, Julia Thrasher, Mamiko Kawai, Motohiko Kato, Eng Meng Tan Senior Class Officers: Fran Belkin, Bruce Abernethy, Shannon Louden (President), Ned Barlas, Ted Abel (missing), Margie Homer (missing) 106 The Jet Club: Kathy Seidl, Jeff Giles, Mark Hubbard, Steve Gaull, Erica Wood The Don Hoette Sorority: Top: Margaret Dougherty, Jean Di Pirro, Jodi Rosenblatt 107 •d ' — . ' r -ff.. M p w C £112 ■ 1m ■ I saw ■ H ■ 1 gw H HALCYON DAYS It was the best of times, I . I A I I (J I May Day Celebration ---- ,Jfc. Sjaastad, Mark Salzberg, Rich Hoffman, Mark Stern, Marshall Robinson, Jonathon Doeth; (Back): Erik Puffenberger, Dave Minionis, Kenteth Smith; RIGHT: Cheung-Kwai Kong 110 BELOW: 514 Yale : (Front) Laura Green, Holly Scheider, Eva Ber- tram; (Back) Susanna Stern, Steven Shareshian, Andrew Morral Peter Boyle, Eve Oishi, Snowperson, Sara Finkelstein, Dan Eder, Honora Miller Crum Regatta, 1985 111 It was the worst of times, Tarble Fire, September, 1983 112 ' ■Pi sar : - ■■; -w rum Regatta, 1985 113 BELOW LEFT: Biology Lab; BELOW RIGHT: Wook Han It was the age of wisdom, President David Fraser with students 114 Former New York Times correspondent Raymond Bonner debates State De- partment Official Larry Tracey (seated, center) at the Forum on Central Amer- ica, April, 1985 Gilmore Stott Jane Mullens, Registrar; Tom Blackburn, English 115 It was the age of foolishness, Jan Merin, Dave Allgeier, B.J. Harris ABOVE: Kris Rainear; Right: Robert Neff, Ian Aberbach, Wayne Shields 116 Anne Oman, Julie Shay Matt Roach, Bramley Maber, Marc Luperini, Mike Locher Mike Levine Break-dancing 117 It was the epoch of belief, The Ho Brothers worshipping Don Friends Meeting House John Keichline 118 Gospel Choir 119 RIGHT: Lynn Chandhok IK | k% It was the epoch of incredulity, Patrick McNamara, Kevin Di Pirrc 120 Brendan Flynn Leslie MacAvoy 121 o c o to D CD CD D Sarah Mooers, Jan Beseler 122 1 k TH£t « r tmmm M I |. J i : i,.., ' w Judd Liebman, Chris Ashley 123 C b o D (1) D D Michael Yu John O ' Reilly, Keara Connelly 124 Joe Ruff 125 It was the spring of hope, 3 ij8 r UC f - ' ! a i 126 Don Lloyd-Jones 127 It was the winter of despair, i Bruce Stern 128 MtrVTi SOUTH NOK1H Room choosing, 1985 129 Jeff Krieger ' s room We had everything before us, Bob Klein, Suzanne Buckley J -1 £ . ' KV I JP Paula Rockovich 130 Alex Graham, Lisa Meehan MP i iiftMD i BELOW: Houman Pourafzal and his sister Need we say more? 131 ■ ' ?M fl «r ,,fm -US |i | j i {■ -, -- 1 1 Carl Palmer wins the McCabe Mile Is he ever going to play us? 133 .? fJS V - ■ • - Ski tf 3 - K • SENIORS S5J3HK1 DAVE JARDINI, Economics; BOB KLEIN, Economics; SEAN CROWLEY, Economics and Political Science; PETER COVELESKI.I Biology I MARIAN EVANS, Biology 136 JOAN DIFFERDING, Physics ANDY LEWIS, Economics; JAY BLACK (86); JEFF LAITING, Psychology BABAK ETEMAD, Biology ROBERT TONER, Political Science 137 AUDREY H. DESILVA, Biology 18 EVAN DIAMOND, English Literature EVELTHON GEORGE IACOVIDES, Economics and Ancient History STEPHEN NICOLSON, Engineering and Bicycling 138 BRUCE ABERNETHY, Economics YVONNE ESSELEN, French; MARIA SOLEDAD GARCIA, Biology MARIA and YVONNE JANE CLOUGH, Political Science 139 Front row: MATTHEW L.P. ROACH, Philosophy; BRAMLEY ROBERT MABER, Engineering and Mathematics; MARCUS. Back row: STANTON WORTHAM, Psychology Philosophy; MICHAEL ALAN LOCHER, Physics and Sociology Anthropology MARCUS RAFAEL LUPERINI, Physics ■ 1 i ■ m tj (V ' 1 H - : ' -M MICHAEL MATTHEW 140 BRAMLEY HICHAM QADIRI, Engineering 141 CHRIS NOLAN, Political Science; HENRY CHALMERS, Psychology GWEN WHITMAN, Sociology and Anthropology GORDON GOVENS, Philosophy JOSH GAMSON, Political Science 142 -  i. _ ■ ■■; ANDRE LORCH, Economics • ■WW BARBARA JILL HARRIS, English Literature IN-HO LEE, Biochemistry UAN MERIN, English Literature 143 SARAH SANGREE, Psychology NANCY GOLDSTON SARAH HUFBAUER, History LUCY HARRINGTON, Biology 144 CHARLES REISS, Mathematics; PIERRE BONENBERGER, Economics ■M CHARLES AND PIERRE RENATO NEGRIN, Economics and International Relations YATIN SARAIYA, Engineering and Mathematics 145 LOURDES ROSADO, Political Science YVONNE ANNETTE TANNER, Biology NATALIE MCKIE, History l C- STACEY JACKSON, English i 146 X SPIRO PAISSIOS, Economics GRACE WILLIAMS, Psychology KATHY MAHAN, Biology 147 IAN ABERBACH, Mathematics; WAYNE SHIELDS, English; ROBERT NEFF, Engineering 148 ROBERT IAN and WAYNE front row: CANDACE PATMORE, Engineering; SONIA BURGUENO, English Literature; back row: SUSAN HATTER, Psychology; KATHLEEN SEXTON, Psychology ARTHUR BERGH, Chemistry; SONIA KATHLEEN, SONIA, SUSAN, CANDACE 149 Top MARK EASTON, History; TOM WALSH, Economics; Bottom: JAY JUNIOR, Psychology; BART CASSIDY, Engineering JAY: This is the main advantage of Swarthmore: it makes you like the village drunkard — total loss of all basic motor skill and blurred vision, no balance, numb tongue — severance of all connections between the body and the brain. It ' s interesting because the brain continues to function more or less normally — you can actually watch yourself behaving in this terrible way but you can ' t control it. MARK: But Jay, I think that Marx said it best. Does it reguire deep intuition to comprehend that man ' s ideas, views and conceptions, in one word, man ' s consciousness, changes with every change in the condition of his natural existence, in his social relations and in his social life? 150 m. , y .J. ■.. ' 11:. , ■ .. TOM: You are both wrong. All you need to remember is this: How to prevent people from detesting you: Don ' t try. ■ BART: Oh, like hold on, eh. You hosers know that ' carried you through this place — you rode on my coattails. I want a Blatz from each of you — be- cause I ' m no moron. Most importantly, remember what my buddy, Bill, said, the fault lies not in the stars but in ourselves that we drink Blatz. And if you ever think that life isn ' t going well, remember what Heman said, No matter where you go, you ' re there. Goodbye Swat, THE QUAD 151 (Top) JANET CONRAD, Physics; (L to R) MARY LEE KELLY, Economics; ALISON MCLEAN, Art History; ANGIE LEEMANS, Political Science (Top) ALISON and LEE; (Bottom) ANGIE and ALISON JANET, LEE, ALISON and ANGIE JANET, ALISON, LEE and ANGIE CHUCK KALISH, Psychology; BRIAN VEEN, Philosophy 152 MICHAEL KEENE, Religion MARGARIDA FERREIRA, Political Science 153 TODD KARAKASHIAN, Physics and Mathematics MELANIE SMITH, Biochemistry JOHN MACKEY, History 154 LYDIA MCCLISTER, Biology SANDY SARRO, Psychology WAYNE REESER, Engineering MICHELLE CHRONISTER, Psychology LORNA RONEY, Biology 155 ■ MARK RICHMAN HANDWERGER, Economics CHRIS NOLAN, Political Science MARK, CHRIS, CHARLIE CHARLES GREEN, English Literature 156 ERIC PROTHERO, Economics RICK VANDEN BERGH, Economics 6 I l LU A 1 I • i r RICK, ERIC, and Friend TOLE HART, Engineering; JOE CARNEY, Engineering and Economics TOLE and JOE 157 MARY ANN EARLY, Psychology; TONI GIFFORD, Political Science BRIAN WALL, Economics and Psychology ■■■M ■■■■■■ DAN BRANDT, Economics and Engineering 158 ANTONY SHERIFF, Economics ana Engineering TONI and MARY ANN BRUCE STERN, Philosophy MARIA TIKOFF, Political Science; JILL SUTHERLAND, Engineering MARY SALTE R, Biology; MARIA; JILL BETSY SUTHERLAND, Greek; MIKE CALDWELL, Political Science; DEIRDRE MURANO, French DEIRDRE; MIKE; DAVID WEISS, Biology; BETSY BETSY, DEIRDRE and MIKE DAVID, DEIRDRE, BETSY and MIKE 160 FRANZ AMADOR, Biology 161 S ' n IK J f HMC-W mm ,}% j •■ L i , - : w v jjfe 3i J l- JOE WALKER, Music Here I sit with pen in hand, I try to write my name But speculating on the future is a deadly game. If hippies, geeks, and sometimes gueers can teach me right from wrong, I may not realize it now — someday I ' ll write a song. J.W. Walker RUTH MORSE WOODLIFF, Religion Receive with cautious trust Another simple birth And take with you the pearl Knowing well its worth. NATHAN STANLEY, Philosophy Cling, lose; loose, find Grace freely bestowed To sow new seeds of heart and mind. Who knows how we may find them grown? If it ' s half as good as the half we ' ve known. Here ' s Hail! to the rest of the road. 162 STEPHEN B. BARNARD, English Literature I would like to thank all those with patience and understanding who made my college years a rich and rewarding experience: VJB, JPB, JRP, HSP, ECBO, WO, BB JF, KD RA MM, JB, TK, SF, AF, JM, WS, and WH. (Below) STEPHEN FISHER, Political Science and Psychology DAVY TEMPERLEY, History BA-DAM, BA-CRASH! BADABADABADABADABADABADA BADABADABADABADA BA-DAM, BA-CRASH! BADAGA BADAGA BADAGA BA- DAGA BADAGA BADAGABADA BA-DAM, BA-CRASH! BADABADA CRASH CRASH, CRASH, CRASH CRASH; BA-DAM, BA-CRASH! BADABADA CRASH, BADABADA CRASH, BADABADA CRASH CRASH; BA-DAM, BA-CRASH! No his mind is not for rent ... — Rush, Tom Sawyer 163 (L to R) BENJAMIN DRUSS, Psycholinguis- tics; STEVEN SHARESHIAN, Economics and Mathematics; LAURA GREEN, English Lit- erature; ANDREW MORRAL, Sociology and Anthropology; HILLARY KUNINS, Religion; SUSANNA STERN, Philosophy; JOSHUA GAMSON, Political Science; DANIEL WEITZNER, Philosophy The Gang Again And Another 164 PHILLIP NEIMAN, Economics JEFFREY PAUL ORRELL, Art History Once Again (From Top Left) LAURA, DAN, STEVE, SUSANNA, ANDREW, HILLARY; (Bottom) BEN, CAROLYN, JOSHUA 165 N WILLIAM COHEN, English JAMES GREGORY, History 166 JULIEANN MCGARRY, Religion; SERGE SEIDEN, Political Science; LISA HOHENEMSER, ( ' 86); MIKE SPAFFORD, (Pomonc College, ' 85; JEFF FULLAM, Philosophy KEITH DOLLIVER, History PAUL B. JASKOT, Art History and English 167 KARA MOCK, Psychology JEAN-LOUIS ARCAND, Economics ADAM T. LOTTICK, Psychology and Biochemistry MOLLY ROTH, History 168 CHARLES S. BARKER, English Literature; TARIK QUADIR, Mathematics CHARLES and TARIK I MELISSA MANDRELL, Special Major VALERIE NEWMAN, Biology 169 ALLISON LAWRENCE, Psychology LESLIE BLUM, Biology KAREN ROSENTHAL, Psyc hology ANNE VIGDERMAN, Special Major 170 (Below) CHRIS SCOTT, Engineering and Religion; MOLLY ROTH, History; KAREN ROSENTHAL, Psychology; BILL MOYSTON ' 87 MELISSA SHIELDS, Economics EDWARD GREENE, JR., Psychology ELIZABETH VARON, History 171 DEBORAH SPIELBERG, History ALEX GRAHAM, Mathematics ' M CLAIRE MATHEWS, Sociology and Anthropology 172 BILL MOYSTON, ' 87; MARIA CANCIAN, Sociology and Anthropology; MOLLY ROTH, History; JENNY LOMBARD, English Literature; CHRIS SCOTT, Engineering and Religion; CHUCK KALISH, Psychology SUSAN POSER, Classics TOM ROBY, Mathematics MARIA, CHUCK and BRIAN VEEN, Philosophy 173 SPENCER CRAIG, Engineering ANDREA C. PACKARD, English Literature L ONUOHA OGBUAGU ODIM, Engineering 174 ELIZABETH URE, Religion AMANDA RICHARDS, Special Major ED and BRUCE BRUCE EHRLICH, Chemistry; ED STOCKBURGER, Economics and Engineering 175 ZACHARY D. LYONS, Philosophy The Plant May Be Dead, But the Name Lives On. ' Fred Soccer Team Is Number One! JANE WALTER (Pomona College ' 85); USE WAGNER, Political Science Be patterns, be examples in all countries, places, islands, na- tions, wherever you come . . . then you will come to walk cheerfully over the world ... George Fox BOYD J. BROWN, Economics and Medieval Stuaies First, I ' d like to thank my parents, Miles and Gloria Brown, for their love and for paying for my Swarthmore education. Second, I ' d like to give my undying support for the Blue Route. Amen. 176 NED BARLAS, Economics INSTRUCTIONS: 1 Cut-out, or photocopy and cut-out. 2. Fold vertically into fourths. 3. Fold top and bottom flaps. 4. Tape together to form a Ned-Box. 5. Finished Ned-Box should look like picture on bottom-right. 177 REGINA S. LAMBERT, Biochemistry JOHN GALLUP, Economics I SARA FENANDER, Literature LISA BOOTS, Biology 178 LIZA KNAPP, Special Major; DAVID HAWVER, Biochemistry; MIKE FRONTCZAK, Sociology and Anthropology English Literature )AVID MIKE LIZA 179 DORIS and TONYA TONYA JENKINS, Biology; GLORIA THOMAS, English Literature; DORIS SAMPSON, Political Science 180 DORIS and GLORIA r $ Oil V- T i I :• -. 1 ■-■ •-, k 1 _ .... SARAH LEONARD, Sociology and Anthropology 181 CINDI PALMAN, Biology JULIE ANNE BRILL, Biology JENNIFER WILSON, Biology TIM KINNEL, Physics Mathematics 182 LAURA MOODY, Russian TAMAR DATAN, Sociology and Anthropology JAMES A. ROWLEY, Biology MARY LOUISE ROY, Biochemistry Psychology 183 I ■■ H • ' . PAUL OWENS, History; PHIL SCHNYDER, Political Science SUSAN GIGLER, Biology PAULA ROCKOVICH, Engineering; KRISTEN KANN, English Literature EFF GILES, Biology; STEPHEN GAULL, Political Science; MARC HUBBARD, Engineering 184 PHIL and PAUL -..-v SARA KAY MIRON, History MARC HILLS, Psychology RAISSA RADELL, Art History RUWAN SALGADO, Economics and Engineering 185 MARY SALTER, Biology; MARYA VERHAVE, Biology MARYA and MARY ADAM A. REEVES, Political Science EDWARD MORSE, Engineering 186 JOHN SCOTT, Economics and Political Science; KENNETH PITTS, Psychology MARGIE L. HOMER, Chemistry STEVE ANDERSON, Sociology and Anthropology; SALEM SCHUCHMAN, Political Science KENNETH and JOHN 187 PAT WILLIAMS, English and FRAN BELKIN, Psychology. Then and now. PATTY SCHOLZ, Political Science and Psychology; NINA STEINBERG, ' 86 Two For One. Going . . . Going . . . Gone. 188 BENJAMIN TOM BACKUS, Mathematics Very good people are here, and this place allows friendships that live past it, Take action, for we live in the subjective. Reflect, for our perceptions guide our feelings. ■ TOM WRIGHT, English Literature Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own insight; In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths. (Proverbs 3:5-6) REBECCA SIELMAN, Mathematics Why don ' t you come up to my room and look at my bruises? take a 189 LAURIE JAMIESON, Political Science RICHARD PAUL HUGHEY, Engineering and Mathematics TIM MITCHELL, Physics STEFAN MICHAEL GABRIEL, Engineering 190 ELIZABETH HOFFMAN, Music JONATHON D. CHOI, Physics JON KIMMEL, Political Science JULIA TONER, History 191 SAMIA HASAN, Psychology ROBERTA WUE, Art History HANNAH THOMPSON, Religion TOM O ' BRIEN, Psychology and Computer Science 192 MARK HASHIM, Chemistry SHEILAH GOODMAN, Special Major BRUCE LAMB, Biology tfARIA CANCIAN, Sociology and Anthropology 193 SHANNON O. LOUDEN, Political Science SUE LEVIN, History SUZANNE BUCKLEY, Mathematics CHRIS SADOWSKI, Psychology 194 SUZANNE and BOB KLEIN, Economics NINA SEIGELSTEIN, History PAMELA J. STONE, Literature JEAN Dl PIRRO, Psychology 195 ABIGAIL THOMPSON, Political Science HOWARD W. YOON, Chemistry; DANIEL J. NORDIN, Biochemistry ANDREW B. BECKER, Biology SUSAN STOCKER, Biology 196 BETSY DAVIES, Sociology and Anthropology MARTHA LOUKIDES, Psychology AMANDA CHEETHAM, Biology HOWARD AND DANIEL DAVID PAUL WELIKY, Chemistry 197 And we were all going. Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities 198 199 Graduation $ ' £ Yvonne Esselen, Sue Levin, Chris Sadowski, Nina Siegelstein Joe Walker, Senior Class Speaker The Parents Tom McHugh 200 Honorary Degrees f ' M Richard B. Willis, Doctor of Laws Leon Golub, Doctor of Fine Arts Jeremy J. Stone, Doctor of Laws Carol Friedman Gilligan, Doctor of Science 201 Ted Abel BELOW LEFT: Adam Reeves; BELOW RIGHT: Grace Williams 202 rlizabeth Ure Mike Frontczak, Steve Fisher 203 Friends Mr. and Mrs. John M. Alexander Dr. Sue Binkley Dr. and Mrs . Manfred Blum Ruth and Roger Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Oong Choi Dr. and Mrs. Ted E. Chronister Frank and Anne Ciesla Raymond and Janice Ferguson Dr. Julio M. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gramiak Yram and Rinne Groff Fausta Hammarlund David and Eleanor Howitt Dick and Jane Kauffmann Dr. Richard and Eleanor Klein The Kunins Molly and Bruce Louden Brent and Anne Matthews Richard J. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meehan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Milling Dr. and Mrs. Kennon Moody Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Murray Rekha and Raghunath P. Reddi Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Rovinsky Dr. and Mrs. Wasyl Wm. Salak Mr. and Mrs. Homer Skinner Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sparno Dorothy F. Teer Shing-Dar Tong and Tzu-Chin Tong Martin and Sylvia Vigdermann Catherine G. Watkins Simon Williams Francis and Tom Wills Kay Beseler Mr. and Mrs. William M. Davis George and Jean Dusheck Marion Gates Mr. and Mrs. R. Hamel Linda and Orlando Jardini Tamzin and Robert McMinn Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Merin Mr. and Mrs. Basil C. Ottley Norman S. Poser Judith and Martin Robbins Rev. and Mrs. Louis E. Rowley Dr. Joseph S. Sadowski Elaine and Frank Wright To: Newest 324 of Swarthmore ' s 14,694 Alumni Body Come back to campus as often as possible Keep in touch with each other... and with us (please keep us up to date with your current address) Get involved in a Swarthmore Connection in one often cities: BOSTON, BOULDER, CHI- CAGO, LOS ANGELES, MIAMI, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, SAN FRAN- CISCO, SEATTLE, and WASHINGTON, D.C. — and share with us your ideas about connections you would like to develop with the college With Best Wishes From: Officers of the Swarthmore College Alumni Association President: Susan Willis Ruff ' 60 President Designate: Walter A. Scheiber ' 46 Vice President: Sally A. Warren ' 65 Vice President: Donald Fujihara ' 69 Secretary: Monica Pannwitt Bradsher ' 63 And the Alumni Office Vice President: Kendall Landis ' 48 Associate Vice President: Maralyn Orbison Gillespie ' 49 Assistant Director: Diane Wilder ' 83 205 FRAMING STUDIO. LTD. CREATIVE FRAMING -PRINTS NEEDLEWORK MOUNTING 343 Dartmouth Ave Swarthmore, PA 19081 PROP S HATZELL WARREN 328-4907 Mon. thru Sat 10:00-4:30 PROP J TETI TURGOOSE FORMAL AFFAIRS Tux Rental and Sales Olde Sproul Shopping Village Springfield, PA 19064 (215) 543-2212 Hours: Mon-Fri 10-9 Sat 10-6 Sun Closed BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL. A stable situation is not necessarily a peaceful one; injustice, exploitation and discrimination are incompatible with real peace, and so a peace-directed person may be the one on whom it is laid to rock the boat, challenge the sys- tem. Jo Vellacott 206 (( I are a graduate and I no plenty. — Shannon Louden Senior Class President Congratulations to the Senior Class! You ' re the best! — Senior Class 207 Parting Shots . . . - ' . ' Carl Palmer Iggy Provencio and Jerome Blackman Pat Trinder, Field House Noelle D ' Amico ana Shannon Louden at the Breakfast Dance 208 Laura Markowitz and Gene Dillman Jay Junior, Mark Easton and Bart Cassidy at Halloween, Freshman Year (1981) Sue Hatter 209 Don McMinn, Hope Nye, Da- vid Hawver, Susan Rosen- baum. Regina Lambert and Kevin Brown in You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown MLJ§ Keith Dolliver and S.K. Holmes in A Little Night Music Hope Nye, Ben Freiwalt and Victor Romero in Godspell ' 7 Pat McNamara and Victor Romero in Godspell 210 John Proeller Rick VandenBergh and Eric Prothero 211 Ken Green and Catherine Murray Nicki Glaser Rajen Naidoo 212 Mike Keenan and Beth Lavin Jeff Herrick The Cheerleaders: (Top) Jennifer Blunt, Tina Skoures, Anne Titterton (captain), Nicki Glaser; (Bottom) Cindy Leive, Becca Murphy, Theresa Flanagan, Natalie McKie, Jamie Rapposelli, Shannon Louden, Cindy Hirschfeld Thomas Walsh 213 ■ SEX Richard Torkornoo Peter Walsh and Cim Carpenter 214 Fourteen of the Sixteen Feet Carmen Bolanos Nina Seigelstein catching the rays 215 ■■ Your 1985 Halcyon Staff . . . ■I ■■ HI Business Manager Matthew Lore Copy Editor Rikki Abzug Layout Editor Leslie McAvoy Layout Copy Sta Gretchen Hug Erika Berson Dave Teszler Jamie Rapposelli Lisa Gooch Bruce Abernethy Jenny Olson Photography Editor Michael Yu Photographers Neal Finkelstein Anne Titterton Stan Wortham Ken Mayer Margaret Hawley Brendan Flynn Joan Differding Richard Williamson Tom Bouquet Brian Wall Brian Koscelansky Robert Toner Cover Design Anne Titterton We read in an old Halcyon that Swarthmore students walk around looking as if they know a secret that no one else knows. For the 1984-85 school year, this book was that secret for us. You see some new things; some old things are gone. Within the changes, we hope to have captured Swarthmore in a way that will help everyone to treasure her his individual memories forever. To all of you who took an interest in how the book was progressing during the year — Thanks. And to all of you who dealt directly with us during our various setbacks — Thanks; we couldn ' t have gotten by without you. Special thanks to Mike Gilroy; he was right when he said that the finished product would make it all worthwhile. To the seniors — this one ' s for you. Use it to remember your past when you ' re out in the real world living your future. Take that diploma and run; best of luck wherever you go with it. Sincerely, Anne and Jean Editors-in-Chief . . . Hard at work Jean Di Pirro Anne Titterton 3c9?FTNrv ' 3 ' 4C M raSCS El 1 v ' . l vj ■ i«Kra V , -- i ' .v I •  !.■ ■ - -. ■H Bs-Eflfc ■Xi ; «l fi m vX SK, A?% ■ Y;VJ m r- -v . 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