West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

■ WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE 1988 VOLUME 78 ADVISORS NANCY WOOD DEAN RUHLOW EDITOR DEANNA SHRADER ASSISTANT EDITOR PATRICIA C Title 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 3 Traditions 17 Faculty and Administration 43 Seniors 65 Underclassmen 89 Organizations and Honoraries 107 Greeks 125 Entertainment 151 Student Life 161 Sports 177 2 Table of Contents BALD KNOB, WEST VIRGINIA Scenery 3 Top: John D. Rockefeller Physical Ed ucation Center Middle Left: The An nex building contains the art depart ment and professor ' s offices. MiddM Right: The Health Center provides dai ly treatment for all minor injuries an illnesses. Bottom Left: Haymond So cial Science Hall contains the Histor department, Human Ecology depart ment, Learning Center, and the Audi Visual department. Bottom Right: scenic view 4 Opening % CONGR 16th PRESIDENT r ' THOMAS B. COURTICE Inauguration 5 Top Left: Sam Ross signals the beginning of the Inauguration Ceremonies. Top Right: Presi- dent Courtice is read his duties and obligations. Middle Left: President Courtice delivers his inaugural address. Middle Right: Dean Richardson extends her congratulations to the new president. Lower Left: Pat Nickell, Associate Vice President of Church Relations, congratu- lates the new president. Lower Right: Sam Ross, Associate Vice President for Alumni Affairs, leads the processional. 6 Inauguration INAUGURATION OF THOMAS B. COURTICE Top Left: President Courtice joins in the singing. Top Right: President Courtice thanks everyone for their support. Middle Left: Sam Ross presents the presidential medalion to Thomas Courtice. Middle Right: Sam Ross leads the recessional cer- emony. Lower Left: Dean Bailey, Dave Warren, and Mayor Gum pose outside chapel after inauguration. Lower Right: President Courtice accepts his new position with con- fidence. Inauguration 7 j « ' ■ ■ a ■r : V m MAJESTIC SCENERY OF WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE s $m mS: ;: mx I Scenery WILD AND WONDERFUL WEST VIRGINIA ' ' Scenery 9 EUROPEAN Right: Jane Simpson, Kim Katshir, Katrina Skidmore, and Josephine Skidmore prepare themselves for the long transatlantic journey. Below: The pilgrims wait patiently to begin their tour of Paris. ££ m «♦ «k , ■ ■- c Right: Mary Ann Vrieswijk, Jane Simpson, Ka- trina Skidmore, and Josephine Skidmore enjoy their New Year ' s Eve dinner while crossing the English Channel. Music and dancing also helped them ring in the New Year. 10 Europe PILGRIMMAGE Left: Pilgrims enter the Tower of London. Below: Kim Katshir, Mary Ann Vrieswijk, Jane Simpson, Josephine Skidmore, and Katrina Skidmore outside the Tower of London. 1 [ _9 I Left: Andrew Aventuro stands outside the Pal- ace of Versailles with the scenic gardens in the background. JANUARY TERM 1988 Europe 11 MAIN STREET PROJECT Various organizations joined the main street group during the Christ- mas holiday to sing and raise money for the proj- ect. Organizations partic- ipating included the main street group, Zeta Tau Al- pha sorority, Kappa Alpha fraternity, and individuals such as Kevin Skeen, Bill Creighton(shown with Santa on bottom right). Opposite page top left: Scott Young, Darrell Cook, and Aaron Clay were among the singers for the day. V 12 Main Street Project The purpose of the main street project is to revitalize Buckhannon and Upshur County. There are hopes to attract new businesses and main- tain present business. Most important is the hope to put pride back into the community. Among those on the board of directors is the president of West Virginia Wesleyan-Thomas Courtice. Main Street Project 13 JAMAICA Upper Left: Beautiful Jamaica Upper Right: Relaxing and en- joying the boat ride. Lower Left: The beautiful Jamaican scenery. Middle Right: Looking for the perfect picture. Lower Right: Dr. Young and company collect all the rays. 14 Jamaica Wm ysln i S5 % . Upper Left: Jamaican Fishermen prepare to set sail on the beautiful blue waters of Jamaica. Upper Right: A Jamaican tourist attraction surrounded by the beautiful vegetation of Jamaica. Middle Left: Local Jamaicans walking through a Jamaican village. Lower Left: A typical Jamaican residence Lower Right: The Jamaican hotel which housed the Wesleyan travellers for their two week stay. Photos by Todd Miller JANUARY TERM 1988 Jamaica 15 16 Opening TRADITIONS Traditions IT FRESHMEN ORIENTATION Can I help you? 18 Freshmen Orientation ■ sihfl yjl J • -w m- f w 1v .■ m sivA •nI — if 4tM ■ ' A rTE= J r H 1 ™ 1 BUM HUHm M B ■Mi ■IM HMM ui?i« mini in i . • f A ajjuL jl ' irifli 9s s B 1 Orientation leaders help the freshmen class move into their dorm rooms. As parents and students unload their cars, they wonder how all their stuff will ever fit in the room. Parents ask if they have packed everything they own! The parent-student con- vocation was on Saturday eve- n ing. Dean Bailey welcomed the incoming freshmen and their parents. Freshmen Orientation 19 HOMECOMING 1987 Top Left: The 1987 homecoming queen-Amy Spiegel Top Right: The presenters of the gifts to the queen. Middle Left: Amy gets congratulat- ed by Theta Xi brother. Middle Right: Jill Hartley is escorted to the queen ' s court. Bottom Right: Pres- ident Thomas B. Courtice crowns Theta Xi sweetheart, Amy Spiegel, as the 1987 homecoming queen, and Kari Parsons gives up her crown. 20 Homecoming Top Left: Freshmen attendant, Noelle Wertz Top Right: Sophomore attendant, Jamie Oates Middle Left: Junior attendant, Kelly Mollison Middle Right: The 1987 Queens Court(from left to right); Kristen Bentivogilo, Karen Geertsma, Jill Hartley, Amy Spiegel, and Debbie Tolliver. 3ottom Left: Freshmen honor court follows the queen for the candlelight recession to Nellie Wilson Lounge. Bottom flight: Noelle Wertz. Jill Hartley, and Amy Spiegel pose for a picture in Nellie Wilson Lounge during queen ' s reception. I Homecoming 21 HOMECOMING WEEKEND The theme for Wesleyan ' s homecoming this year was The Gleam and Glitter of Hollywood. The Greeks designed banners and floats to ride in the parade. The afternoon was spent at the home- coming football game where the queen and her court were introduced to all alumnae and friends. Top Right: President Thomas B. Courtice rides in the homecoming parade. Middle Left: President of Theta Xi, Carl Nace, dresses for the occasion. Middle Right: Theta Xi ' s winning float- Jaws Bottom Left: Kelly Mollison and her escort at the homecoming football game. Bottom Right: Zeta Tau Alpha gives a warm welcome to alumnae with their 1987 homecoming banner. 22 Homecoming The queen and her court are intro- duced to the alumnae and friends. Top Left: The queen. Amy Spiegel, and her escort, Joel Wolverton. Top Right: Jill Hartley and Tim Harmon. Middle Left: The homecoming court Middle Right: Freshmen and soph- omore attendants, Noelle Wertz and Jamie Oates. Bottom Left: Karen Geertsma and Kristen Bentivoglio Homecoming 23 CAPPING This is Nursing It is spending long hours with dog-earred books and instant coffee . . . It is remembering what constitutes aseptic technique, pros and cons of cholesterol in the diet and the function of the liver . . . It is caring: caring for a very special person known as a patient . . . It is keeping in mind that everything we do is for the patient ' s benefit . . . It is satisfaction from conscious effort . . . It is watching with awe as a baby is born and consoling a frightened, lonely child . . . This is caring for and serving our fellow man . . . This is life and death . . . This is Nursing! Author Unknown ' %♦ $ r .LL M U L_±_i Top Right: Parading in Middle: The sophomore nursing class Bottom Left: Mrs. Judith McKinney talks to the friends, family, and nursing students. Bottom Right: The capping IP r 24 Capping Top Left: A big and little nursing pair Top Right: Scott McVey provides the entertainment. Middle: Leaving the chapel ready to begin the clinical adventure. Bottom: Sally Ann, along with her parents, celebrate her capping. SOPHOMORE NURSES Capping 25 CHRISTMAS ON CAMPUS Invitations were, once again, sent out to the area children to join the Wesleyan community in our annual Christmas on Campus cel- ebration. Various organizations planned activities such as painting, creating, story time, and many more activities. The day was ended with Christmas carolling around the tree. 26 Christmas on Campus pposite page-Top Right: Annette Smith and Anne Lewis lead their group to the activities. Top Left: Children create lowmen with the Zeta ' s. Middle Right: George Smith helps one of his group members with his chain links. This page-Top eft: Trish Correll helps some children make snowmen. Middle Right: Jennifer Pearce takes the children to story time in the editation chapel. Christmas on Campus 27 Right: Santa and his helper pose for a picture with one of the children. Middle Left: The children help make some noise (music) in Loar Hall. Middle Right: Some Students participate in the hanging of the greens for Christmas on Campus. Bottom: Some student helpers watch the children as they make various things for themselves and others. 28 Christmas on Campus SPRING SING 1988 -  .-THERE S NO BUSINESS ' .LIKE -O.V. BUSINESS o THER THERE ' S NO BUSINESS ' op Right: Kyle Minar and Craig Presar wel- me everyone to the 1988 Spring Sing. Middle: my Carlo gives up her crown. Bottom Left: lie queen ' s court awaits anxiously to hear the l,sults. The queen ' s court consisted of Debbie plliver, Lauren Hoener, Brenda Eutsey, Lisa ent, and Ellen Chapman. BUSINESS ' LIKE iHOW BUSH USINESS ? THERE ' S NO BUSINESS UKE SHOW, BUSINESS? Spring Sing 29 ] BUSINESS ' , , n HERE S NO BUSINESS ' -LIKE W BUSINESS s. A n j j ■ .LIKE .HOW,BU NESS , : ' n l n £ ' S NO BUSINESS LIKE -OW. BUSINESS J - J ' Top Right: Sigma Theta Epsilon Middle Left: Kappa Alpha Middle Right: First place winner, Alpha Gamma Delta Hot ( Left: Theta Chi Bottom Right: Dave Tackett entertains the audience while they wait for the results. His song, George, j Pickle, received a standing ovation. 30 Spring Sing AAAA « ' ! + tiAAAftft THERE ' S NO BUSINESS. ight: Zeta Tau Alpha Middle ;ft: Chi Phi Middle Right: Win- rs for the men ' s division-Phi Sig- Epsilon Bottom Left: Alpha :lta Pi Bottom Right: Theta Xi ' nners for the 1988 Spring Sing Contest were as follows: Men ' s division-First Place: Phi Sigma Epsilon, Second Place: Theta Third Place: Chi Phi, Best Director: Mike Dorn of Sigma Theta Epsilon; Women ' s division-First Place: Alpha Gamma ta. Second Place: Alpha Delta Pi. Third Place: Alpha Xi Delta, Best Director: Ann Karlick of Alpha Gamma Delta Spring Sing 31 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Top Left: Dean Richardson presents the awards to the outstanding seniors. Top Middle: Dean Richardson, Dean Wood, and Bob Skinner present the award for most improved GPA to Kappa Alpha fraternity. Top Right: Dave Warren receives an award from Dr. Ash- ley Morrissette. Bottom Left: Cheryl Dixon, Co-chairman of the Awards and Elections Committee, welcomes every- one to the assembly. Bottom Right: Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. 32 Awards Assembly Top Left: Seniors receive awards from Alpha Lambda Delta. Top Right: Dr. Capstack presents a chemistry award to the Capp twins. Middle Left: Nursing students receive the Florence Nightin- gale award. Middle Right: Richard Work receives a peace award. Bottom Left: Lauren Hoener receives an ele- mentary education award. Bottom Mid- dle: Alice Faucett receives an award from the president. Bottom Right: El- len Chapman receives a secondary ed- ucation award. Awards Assembly 33 Top Left: Beth Eustance receives an award from Dr. Milburn. Top Right: Seniors are presented with activity keys. Middle Left: Kenny Rittenhouse receives a music award. Middle: Beth Bargeloh, President of Alpha Lambda Delta, presents an award to Lynn Louk. Middle Right: Dr. DeFoe presents a journalism award to April Pierson, Editor of the Pharos. Bottom Left: Sharon Londeree receives a chemistry award from Dr. Richter. Bottom Right: Rich Mayers receives a mar- keting award. 34 Awards Assembly BACCALAUREATE Top Left: Dean Bailey discusses the proceedings. Top Right: Waiting pa- tiently to line up. Middle Left: Dr. Richter surveys the situation. Middle: Mingling before the processional. Mid- dle Right: Checking out the program of events. Bottom: The Class of ' 88 lines up for the processional. Baccaleareate 35 Top Left: Exactly what are we suppose to be doing? Top Middle: Strolling in- to the chapel. Top Right: Budget Mack- ie, Wesleyan ' s Marilyn Monroe. Middle: Are we in the right order? Bottom Left: Single file, please! Bottom Right: The processional begins. 36 Baccaleareate Top Left: President Courtice presents a peace award to the guest speaker. Top Right: Concert Chorale participates in the Baccaleareate ceremony. Middle Left: Are we sure we want to do this? Middle: Earth to Mark! Middle Right: Friends forever. Bottom Left: Gee, your hair smells terrific! Bottom Right: Don ' t worry Crystal, we won ' t hurt you. Baccaleareate 37 PINNING CEREMONY INTERNATIONAL FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE In full knowledge of the obligations I am undertaking, I promise to care for the sick with all the skill and understanding I possess without regard to race, creed, color, politics, or social status, sparing no effort to conserve life, to alleviate suffering, and to promote health. I will respect at all times the dignity and religious beliefs of the patients under my care, holding in confidence all personal in- formation entrusted to me, and refraining from any action which might endanger life or health. I will endeavor to keep my professional knowledge and skill at the highest level and to give loyal support and cooperation to all members of the health team. I will do my utmost to honor the inter- national code of nursing ethics and to uphold the integrity of the professional nurse. Top Left: Crystal Beaver walks back a proud nurse. Top Right: Lanita Wright comes forward to receive her pin. Mid- dle Left: Alonda Dingess and Donna Simino reflect on their years as student nurses at Wesleyan. Middle: Cindy Dis- tastio walks with the proud smile of ac- complishment. Middle Right: Lanita Wright prepares to play The Rose by Bette Midler. Bottom: Senior nurses line up outside the chapel. 38 Pinning Ceremony Top Left: Lisa Hosey poses with a new graduate nurse. Top Right: Josephine Skidmore and Lanita Wright, two of Wes- leyan ' s newest nurses. Middle Left: A family portrait. Mid- dle: Jodi Eckenroad receives her pin. Middle Right: Marisa Wilkes receives her pin. Bottom Upper Left: A congrat- ulatory hug. Bottom Lower Left: Dean Wood congratulates the nurses. Bottom Middle: Cindy Distastio receives her pin. Bottom Right: Lanita Wright receives her pin. QBBS Pinning Ceremony 39 GRADUATION Top Left: A quick rest before the big event. Top Middle: America ' s next doc- tor. Good Luck at WVU, Lynn! Top Right: Are you sure I am in the correct line? Bottom Left: Senior class vice- president, Tami Carsillo. Bottom Mid- dle: The sophisticated pose. Bottom Right: Yes Deanna, you actually made it. 40 Graduation Top Left: A friendly conversation. Top Middle: Reviewing the program. Top Right: Is my cap on straight? Middle Left: The seniors proceed down Senior Walk. Middle Right: Bringing up the tail end. Bottom Left: Now, who follows who? Bottom Middle: Patiently waiting to begin the processional. Bottom Right: Are we moving yet? Graduation 41 Top Left: Lisa Dent scans the crowd for her family. Top Middle: Wesleyan ' s concert band performs during graduation. Top Right: Look mom, I did it! Middle Left: Dean Bailey directs the graduates up the ramp to receive their diplomas. Middle: Lynn Louk is hooded Summa Cum Laude. Middle Right: Wesleyan ' s faculty and ad- ministration leads the processional. Middle Left: ESPN ' s president delivers the com- mencement address. Middle Right: The proud parents await the arrival of their sons and daughters. Bottom: Lining up to receive diplomas. ■ ► 3MI s ly A_ IWB 42 Graduation l i • 1 1 m ..7 A ACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Faculty Administration 43 PRESIDENT THOMAS B. COURTICE President of the college B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.B.A., Indiana University Ph.D., University of Minnesota 44 Faculty Administration Barbara Richardson Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of College B.A., Harvard University M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., Cornell University Gerald E. Wood Dean of the Chapel B. A., West Virginia Wesleyan M.A.,Methesco Samuel M. Ross Associate Vice President for Alumni Affairs B.S.,West Virginia Wesleyan M.S., West Virginia University Faculty Administration 45 Robert S. Braine Professor of Health and Physical Education B.S., Lock Haven State College M.A.T., University of North Carolina Ed.D., West Virginia University Robert Cable Head Athletic Trainer Margaret Campbell Assistant Professor of Nursing B.S.N., Alderson-Broaddus College M.S.N., West Virginia University 46 Faculty Administration Earnest Capstack, Jr. Professor of Chemistry B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology M.S., University of Rhode Island Ph.D., Brown University Paul Clawson Manager of Aladdin Food Service Faculty Administration 47 Carl M. Colson Professor of Biology B.S., University of Nebraska Ph.D., University of Florida Herbert R. Coston, Jr. Professor of History B.A., University of Florida B.D., Garrett Theological Seminary M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University Phyllis E. Coston Associate Professor of Education and Director of Learning Center A.B., West Virginia Wesleyan College M.A., Northwestern University 48 Faculty Administration Patricia K. Craven Associate Professor of Nursing B.S., Alderson-Broaddus College M.N., University of Pittsburgh Stephen E. Cresswell Assistant Professor of Library Science and Reference Librarian B.A., University of Virginia M.A., M.L.S., Catholic University Ph.D., University of Virginia Benjamin F. Crutchfield Associate Professor of Library Science and Director of Library Media Services B.A., M.S.L.S., University of North Carolina Faculty Administration 49 Marcia Drake Professional Development Coordinator to Vice President for Academic Affairs Jane Crutchfield Secretary to the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College Caroline L. Dees Associate Professor of Music A.B., Tift College M.M., University of Kentucky 50 Faculty Administration Arminta T. Eubank Professor of English A.B., Glenville State College M.A., West Virginia University John F. Fluke Vice President for Admissions and Financial Aid Right: Michael C. Choban Assistant Professor of Psychology B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan College M.A., Ph.D., West Virginia University Faculty Administration 51 Katharine B. Gregg Professor of Biology B.A., Emory University Ph.D., University of Miami Thaddeus J. Gurdak Associate Professor of Religion B.A., M.A., St. John ' s University Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Kathryn A. Haas Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Coach of Basketball B.A., Marshall University M.A., Ohio State University Suzanne K. Haas Teaching Staff Learning Center Allen T. Hamner Professor of Chemistry and Instructor of German B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College Ph.D., Cornell University Ronald H Klausewitz Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering B.S., M.S., University of South Florida Opposite Page: Agnes Howard Hall-Female Dormitory and Historical Landmark 52 Faculty Administration Faculty Administration 53 Judith M. Knorr Certification Clerk Registrar ' s Office William M. Mahoney Instructor in History B.A., University of Delaware M.A., Wake Forest University Carolyn S. Mallory Instruction Staff Assistant Learning Center At top: John K. Saunders Associate Professor of English and Director of Placement B.A., M.A., Oklahoma State University Ph.D., State University of New York at Stony Brook 54 Faculty Administration William E. Mallory Professor of English B.A., The American University M.A., University of Washington Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo Todd Masman Resident Life Coordinator McCuskey Hall Left: Administration Building Faculty Administration 55 Right: Kumaran R. Nair Professor of Economics B.A., M.A., Kerala University, India Bottom Left: David W. McCauley Instructor of Business Law Attorney at Law for Coleman Wallace Bottom Center: Delores E. McCollum Assistant Professor of Nursing B.S.N. , University of Colorado M.S.N. , West Virginia University Bottom Right: Rodger J. McCormick Professor of Biology B.S., Shippensburg State College M.S., University of Maryland D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University 56 Faculty Administration Francis L. McWhorter Assistant Professor of Physics and Engineering B.S.E.E., Carnegie-Mellon University M.S.E.E., Ohio University Chris M. Moore Director of Campus Center Below: Middleton Hall-Nursing Department Financial Aid and Admissions Office Faculty Administration 57 Ashley Morrissette Assistant Professor of Government and Philosophy B.A., State University of New York M.A., University of Minnesota and University of Toronto Ph.D. Claremont Graduate School Robert J. O ' Brien Associate Professor of English B.A., Louisiana State University M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa Reginald D. Olson Professor of Sociology and Social Work B.A., Ohio State University B.D., Garrett Theological Seminary M.S.W., West Virginia University M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State University Charles I. Presar Professor of Speech Communications and Dramatic Arts B.A., Heidelberg College M.A., Northwestern University 58 Faculty Administration Above: William B. Oldaker Associate Professor of Art BA., West Virginia Wesleyan College MA., American University Left: David W. Sheppard Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physics BA., Gordon College B.D., Andover-Newton Theological School M.A., Brown University M.L.S., University of Pittsburgh Ph.D., Ohio State University Top Right: Sandra E. Presar Assistant Professor of Speech Communication and Dramatic Arts B.S., M.A., Bowling Green State University Middle Right: G. Paul Richter Professor of Chemistry BA. Grinnell College Ph.D., University of Minnesota Faculty Administration 59 June Rose Simmons Coordinator of Student Employment B.S., M.S., West Virginia University Robert N Skinner Associate Dean of Students and Director of Campus Life Sheila E. Small Associate Professor of Nursing B.S.N. , Alderson-Broaddus College M.S.N., West Virginia University Majorie E. Trusler Associate Professor of French B.A., Hood College M.A., Middlebury College Ph.D., Emory University Kenneth B. Welliver Professor of Religion B.A., DePauw University B.D., Yale Divinity School M.A., Ph.D., Yale University Cynthia J. Wentz Receptionist Secretary Registrar ' s Office 60 Faculty Administration Left: Wilfred J. Reilly Associate Professor of Physics and Engineering B.S., University of Notre Dame M.S., Ph.D., Yale University Below: Joseph E. Wiest Professor of Mathematics and Physics B.S., Eastern Illinois University M.S., Ph.D., University of Kentucky Faculty Administration 61 Linda W. Winspear Registrar Nancy P. Wood Secretary to the President of the college B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan College Above: Through rain, sleet, and snow, we will deliver mail with a smile. Right: Extension, box, and student number, please. 62 Faculty Administration Top Left: Dean Bailey and Angie Martin pose before the graduation processional. Top Right: Faculty togetherness. Middle Left: Dr. Ben Young prepares for his Principles of Economics lecture. Middle Right: Dr. Earnest Capstack watches the senior nurses ' pinning ceremony. Bot- tom Left: Dr. John Saunders before graduation. Bottom Middle: Sam Ross during the inaugu- ration ceremony. Bottom Right: Dr. Thomas Courtice plays volleyball during J-Tenn. Faculty Administration 63 Top Left: Checking the order. Top Middle: Are we in the right place? Top Right: Receiving instructions. Middle Left: Here comes the Judge! Middle: All the Presidents Men. Mid- dle Right: The Vice-President and company. Bottom Left: The last of the administration. Bottom Right: A group discussion. 64 Faculty Administration SENIORS Seniors 65 Donald Aanonsen Electrical Engineering Princeton, NJ Rafiq Ahmed Electrical Engineering Buckhannon, WV Connie Allen Elementary Education Mt. Clare, WV Scott Altimus Marketing Latrobe, PA William Arbosast Physical Education Circleville, WV James Ashbaugh Business Management Latrobe, PA Ahmed Atifah Daniel R. Beans Management Information Systems Marketing Irates, Dubhi Manassas, VA 66 Seniors Crystal Lynn Beaver Nursing Wheeling, WV Rebecca Beets Nursing Buckhannon, WV Peter E. Bellman Marketing Wayne, NJ Kristen Bentivoglio Business Management Economics Ocean City, NJ Thomas G. Betras, Jr. Electrical Engineering Wheeling, WV Suzanne Borden Elementary Education Cranberry, WV Brenda Brown Elementary Education Buckhannon, WV Suzan Burrows Elementary Education Nutter Fort, WV Seniors 67 Mary Campbell Fashion Merchandising Buckhannon, WV Beverly Carden Marketing Fashion Merchandising St. Albans, WV Rosa Carpino Nursing Buckhannon, WV Jodi Caraon Kelly Cartwright Jodi Lynn Casto Nursing Accounting Chemistry Monongahela, PA Buckhannon, WV Craigsville. WV Jose Antonio Celis, Jr. Government Dover, DE 68 Seniors Ellen Chapman Secondary Education Cumberland, MD Melissa F. Charlton Biology Chemistry Craigsville, WV Mee- Young Choi Biology Buenos Aires, Argentina Neill Clark Marketing Government Toronto, Ontario Lisa Clawson Business Management Buckhannon, WV Beth Cogar Rehabilitation Buckhannon, WV Robert C. Conaty, Jr. Psychology Huntington, WV Patricia Correll Psychology Youth Services Staten Island, NY Seniors 69 Susan Currence Elementary Education Buckhannon, WV Mike Cuthill Physical Education Bashing Ridge, NJ Vivian Del Valle Business Management Columbus, OH Barbara Dewyer Management Cleveland, OH iiiiA l H Alonda G. Dingess Nursing Cottageville, WV Cynthia Distasio Nursing Wallingford, CT 70 Seniors Kimberly Donahue Business Management Buckhannon, WV Sharon Donaldson Elementary Education Buckhannon, WV Robert Donnenwirth Marketing Edison, NJ Jodi Lynn Eckenroad Nursing Everson. PA Betty Egizie Adult Fitness Canonsburg, PA Steven Eriemeier Marketing Spring Grove, PA Mary Elizabeth Eustance Elementary Education Goshen, NY Seniors 71 Brenda Eutsey Lisa Evans Joseph Farber Rainess Marketing Nursing Management Economics Connellsville, PA Cumberland, MD Reisterstown, MD Julie Ann Ferrante Lance Fitzhugh Michael Fletcher Nursing Business Management Marketing Staten Island, NY Randallstown, MD Elkins, VW Scott Foster James W. Gainer Art Chemistry Pre-med Camp Hill, PA Elkins, VW 72 Seniors Karen Geertsma Elementary Education Berkeley Heights, NJ Kimberly Ann Gephart Electrical Engineering Elizabeth, PA Mark Gogol Engineering Greensburg, PA Kimberly Grossman Nursing Saxonburg, PA Michele Grove Youth Services Burtonsville, MD Michael Gussman Psychology Ocean City, NJ Christine Hakimi Elementary Education Buckhannon, WV Seniors 73 ■-■; p. ? ' .: ' ..:■ Carolyn Hamilton Accounting Buckhannon, WV Jill Hartley Rehabilitation Connellsville, PA Holly A. Heira Physical Education Bethel Park, PA Eric Helfst Business Management Wexford, PA Angela Heller Psychology Mt. Laurel, NJ Janet Helmick Elementary Eduction Buckhannon, WV Unn Hidle Nursing Buckhannon, WV 74 Seniors Lauren Kay Hoener Elementary Education Pittsburgh, PA Gregory Paul Hoover Engineering Physics Buckhannon, WV Kelly Hosby Management Information Systems Martinsburg, WV Lisa Hosey Accounting Webster Springs, WV Merrilee Hunt Physical Education Buckhannon, WV Rachel Jackson Biology Chemistry Bainbridge, PA Paula Jams Business Management Kingwood, WV Christine E. Jasko Nursing Psychology West Homestead, PA - - • V Seniors 75 Vincent Jones Business Marketing Delray Beach, FL Stephanie Kahenecker Biology S. Charleston, WV Kevin Kahrig Marketing Economics Columbus, OH Stephen C. Kemp Social Work Psychology Shinglehouse, PA Denise Kessel Nursing MaysviUe, WV Susan Kilker Elementary Education Bronx, NY Kiyoung Kim Electrical Engineering Flushing, NY Mark A. Kimble Rehabilitation Townsend, DE 76 Seniors Jeffrey Kirk Brian T. Klatt Dorothy Marie Lane Marketing Marketing Business Marketing Yardley, PA Dover, MA Cuyahoga Falls, OH Henry Largey Business Mountainside, NJ Mary Lawrentz Accounting S. Charleston, WV Lori Ann Leaseburge Dietetics Lewisburg, WV Sung Jae Lee Marketing Gardena, CA Seniors 77 Karen Lindsley Marketing Summit, NJ Susan Vickers Losee Nursing Buckhannon, WV Angela Loudin Rehabilitation Rock Cave, WV Nora Lynn Louk Biology Grafton, WV Susan Mackie Government Gaithersburg, MD Michael Macstudy Accounting Oceanport, NJ Richard Mamula Electrical Engineering Weirton, WV Gary Mann Engineering Physics South Charleston, OH 78 Seniors Francesco Mastrocola Management Scotch Plains, NJ Ronald J. Max Business Management Towson, MD Richard Mayers Marketing Holbrook, NY Deborah Maykrantz Elementary Education Sterling, VA Lynn Mazukna Elementary Education Allison Park, PA Lisa Diane McMillen Biology Morgan town, WV Christine Miklos Nursing Pittsburgh. PA Doug Miller History Kenova. WV Seniors 79 Scott Mollison Marketing Pickerington, OH Franklin Morris, Jr. Dietetics Buckhannon, WV Tracy L. Morse Elementary Education Mt. HoUy, NJ William Moxley Accounting Economics Lutherville, MD Steven Mozer III English Buckhannon, WV Carl Austin Nace Marketing Lower Burrell, PA Lee Anne Neubauer Nursing Waynesburg, PA 80 Seniors Baxa Nikki Timothy O ' Connell Jean M. O ' Halloran Psychology Government Social Work Rock Cave, WV East Hampton, NY French Creek, WV Sharon O ' Brien Marketing Arouca, Trinidad Robin Deann O ' Dell Elementary Education Gaithersburg, MD Marie Ojunga-Shako Government Nivelles. Belgium Stephanie Olson Rebecca Palmer ?ech Communications Marketing Buckhannon, WV Charleston, WV Seniors 81 Mary Lowther Perkin s Dramatic Arts Buckhannon, WV Michael L. Perkins Business Accounting Buckhannon, WV Mia Petrey Dietetics Weston, WV William M. Potts Rehabilitation Gassaway, WV Margaret Pugh Nursing Cowen, WV Rocky Ramsey Computer Science Jane Lew, WV Kelly Riggleman Nursing Elkins, WV ifffe m Jennifer Rittenhouse Psychology Fairmont, WV 82 Seniors Kenneth Rittenhouse Music Performance Fairmont, WV Jennifer Anne Roberts General Business Berkeley Heights, NJ Ronnie Edward Roberts Psychology Ripley, WV Patricia Robertson Charlene Roth Nursing Nursing Kutztown, PA Ellwood City, PA Thomas J. Salata Economics Government Dunwoody, G A W A Kimberly Schwartz Business Rockville. MD Seniors 83 Matthew D. Scott Management Psychology Bethel Park, PA Susan Shelton Business Office Administration Potomac, MD Deanna R. Shrader Biology South Greensburg, PA Donna Simino Victor H. Simmons Jane Simpson Nursing Speech Communications Rehabilitation Psychology B lairs town, NJ Port Salerno, FL Bowie, MD Kevin Skeen Business Economics Ripley, WV Josephine Skidmore Nursing Buckhannon, WV 84 Seniors Amy Smith Elementary ' Education Fredericktown, PA Caron Smith Nursing Buckhannon, WV George M. Smith Management Economics Elkview, WV Patrick Smith Management Houston, PA Patricia Smith Marketing Charleston, WV Doug Snyder Management Information Systems Buckhannon, WV Chris Sohn Accounting Economics West Chester, PA James Somerville Nursing Buckhannon, WV Seniors 85 Amy Ann Spiegel Brenda Spohler Laura Stark Elementary Education Business Marketing Elementary Education Lancaster, PA Bedminster, NJ Charleston, WV Lisa Stull Clifford Summers Michael A. Suter International Studies Computer Science Physical Education Nettie, WV Buckhannon, WV Buckhannon, WV Brian Swiger Government Business Clarksburg, WV 86 Seniors Curtis H. Thomas III Deborah Tolliver Andrew Tucker Biology Government Business Business Management Lochgelly, WV Charleston, WV Roseland, NJ Bonnie J. Walton Nursing Butler, PA Gailene Ware Elementary Education Buckhannon, WV David Warren Business Government Charleston, WV Seniors 87 Scott Wheeler Economics Summit, NJ John H. Whiston Secondary Education Vienna, VA Marisa Wilkes Nursing Springfield, VA Paul Willis Physical Education Tyne, England Kelly Wilson Marketing Pasadena, MA Holly E. Winters Social Work Rectorl, PA Joel Kirk Wolverton Regional Development Greensburg, PA Lanita Wright Nursing Buckhannon, WV 88 Seniors UNDERCLASSMEN J U £k 3£l b ■1 Underclassmen 89 JUNIORS ' F i Top Left: Kim. Karen, Billy, and John Top Right: Lee Britton Bottom Left: Covergirl Mo lly Reichard Bottom Right: Anna and Jeri 90 Juniors La. a Elisabeth Boocks John Bohman Bill Brady Elizabeth Brisky Charles H. Buck Danny Camp William Campbell Cherie D. Chambers Mary J. Childers Julie Claar Jim Cramsie Denise Crouso Terecia Davis James Dawson Laura Dziubek Elaine Erbey Jeri L. Farnsworth Martha Farrell Juniors 91 Marty Fenstermaker Jim Freeborough Yvette Fuchs Christine Galzerano Sean Gamage Scott Graham Thomas Grove Tim Harman Jennifer Heyl Susan Hill Robin Hinkle Hitoshi Hishino Christina Hornbeck Amy Jones Dawn Kahley Ann Karlik Kimberly Katshir Diantha L. Kitto Suzy Kopp Patricia Leeson Francina Q. Lengoasa Delroy Lewis 92 Juniors Sharon Londeree Allison Lowe Levern McFadden Pablo G. Mendieta Keith Miller Wendy S. Miller Christian Moats Diane Moore Beth Morgan Mathew Mueller Matt Mueller Damon Nowak Tammy Osburn Jennifer L. Pearce Scott E. Pfeiffer April Pierson Melissa Pillo Jenean Pinnell Gaylene Pyles Molly Reichard James Roach Juniors 93 Elizabeth Roden Margaret Rowe Mary Rowe John P. Russell Dawn Schlecty Carla Schmitt Kenneth Sells Veno Shuji Shawn Smith Evelena L. Sponaugle Sharon L. Startzell Brian E. Storts Yoshitaka Tachibana Dan Taylor Evan Tracey Kerry Tremont Becki Uhrin Alicia Vanhorn James J. Vanreenen Maryann Vrieswijk E. Walsh Joanne Webb Bridget Westfall Richard L. Work f... 1 t tm 94 Juniors Opposite page Top Left: Suzy Kopp. Top Right: Wesleyan collegiate, Phil Hile. This page Top Left: Where am I? Top Right: David, Matt, Vince, Ken, and Mike relax outside the SCOW. Middle: April Pierson. Bottom Left: Scott McVey relives his childhood. Bottom Right: Mike Kanai and Rich Adotta, painting the bleachers? Juniors 95 SOPHOMORES Top Left: Amy and Laura hangin ' out. Top Right: Jen Hartshorn and Elizabeth Fugitt Bottom Left: Ma- rie Hatfield plays receptionist. Bottom Right: Mike Ally, and Donald 96 Sophomores Sheryl Cooperider Jayme Criss Lisa Curry Michele D ' Souza Connie Davis Tracey Davis Sherry Dehart Christy Detwiler Cheryl Dixon Anne Downham Paul Drake Roger Fausold Jennifer Fonner Alexandra Fredericks Elizabeth Fugitt Amy Gamble Wendy Geimer Laura George Sophomores 97 Robbie Gifford Scott Goodnight Jane Granata Kelley Gretz Kim Gretz Tyler Gruber Greg Gruver Mark Hansen Jennifer Hartshorn Kristi Hoover Kim Hough Margaret Huston Danette Ifert Pamela Jacobs Charles-Pierre Jacquelin Jennifer Jarrell Chris Jones Mitch Jones Sarah Kish Jeannette Lamrouex Barbara Lewis Laura Lovell Liz MacBeth Tracy Manzini 98 Sophomores — fj _ - Opposite Page: Top Left-Christy, Lisa, and Joyce. Top Right-Nancy sporting her shades. Bottom Left-Steven, Bob, and Lori Jill. This Page: Top Left-Christa, Chris- ty, and Jill. Top Right-Debbie Weimer. Lisa Markovich Dee Marks Yvon Maxy Nathan McBrayer Joyce Mears Melanie Michaud Leigh Milam Brian Miller Hilary Miller Reese Miller Kyle Minor William Mitchell Ken Myers Jayme Oates Susan Olofson Keith Osborne Jill Patchen Emily Perry Ralph Plaugher Nicole Prete Kimberly Price Richard Rashid Sandy Reed Eugene Renoir Sophomores 99 David Swan Edwin Thomas Audria Thomason Chris Todd Christine Tomczyk John Vandermer Lori Jill Walkup Christa Washington Kim Watring Donald Wells Scott Wilson Crosby Wood 100 Sophomores H Opposite page Top Left: Rebecca Sheppard is all smiles. Top Right: Mindy Henry and Kim Hetz. This page Top Left: Lori Alkire kicks back. Top Right: Vicky at work in the SCOW. Middle Left: Vicky and Steve studying hard. Middle Right: Tracy Walker works deligently in the library. Bottom Left: Mary McClung works with a handful of clay. Bottom Right: Cindy, Beth, and Laura get ready to go for a ride. Sophomore 101 FRESHMEN Top Left: Gina Grimmett ' s birthday party. Top Right: Mom, can you please send some money? Bottom Left: West Virginia Wesleyan Bottom Right: What did he say? Opposite page Top Left: Jenene in the library. Top Right: Craig Kreger, the man behind the mop. 102 Freshmen Kathi Beavers Philip Beck Heather Bomberger Jeff Brown Daria Brunk Sarah Buchwalter Dara Burgess Jennie Burdick Brenda Burroughs Aaron S. Cannon Cynthia Capp Sandra Capp Jenene Chapman Andrew Collins Scott Cotgreave Shelly Crane Darlene Crowl Daniel E. Curtis Karen Czysz Beth Dean Rick Deeds Christine Dematteo Darren Dinshah Beth Doleschal Freshmen 103 Beth Ann Elson Linda Eshbaugh Delana Evans Stacy Fahrner Tammy Farr Karen Fields Tina Fischer Elise Foery Jeff Ford Kelby Frame Melissa Frame Anne Gatto Tammi Gooden Susan Gothard Shelly Gough Julie Graf Cecil T. Grant Emily Gray David Griffin Doug Grimes Gina Lynn Grimmett Denise Haas Cathy Sue Hamm Melissa Harman Susan Hartley Deborah Haynes Lynda Heard Amy Helm Andrew Hines Richard Hinzman Laurie Hopkins Julie Huffman Kelly Jacobson Lisa Jencka Dorothy Jessee Kellie Jones Sarah Ketterer Abigail Kirk Robert Kleinedler Linda Klofach Deidre Kureger 104 Freshmen Amy Leach Anne Lewis Lisa Linger Andrew Macbeth Cathy Mattia Donna McBrayer Susanna McConnell Katie Meers Leigh Merchant Jeff Miller Allison Mohan Diane Montgomery James Moraller Emmy Msaitif Kristen Nicolella Lisa Oertel Laurie Opuszynski Brenda Orr Jodi Oseroff Rachel Parrish Tammy Paxton Meg Phillips Kim Piatt Freshmen 105 Sandy Pratt Heidi Reich Lysa Rochat Patrick Rodgers Diane Runner Jim Samples Tamela Sams Matthew Sanford Lee Savelson Suzanne Scarborough Amy Schwartz Lee Shackleford Laurie Shaw Cyndi Shotter Annette Smith Kendra Stemple Beth Sullivan Gina Swarm Neil Swartz Danielle Tarrant James Taylor Amanda Tenny Cindy Thomason Dana Thompson Jennifer Tito Gretchen Trainor Paula Tucker Martina Vance Barabara Ware Noelle Wertz Kevin Weth Amy White Ben Whitlock Laura Williams SUsan Wilmerink Christy Woodard Neil Yaeger Tami Yoskikami Clif Zackey Jennifer Zimmerman Heather Zucca Douglas Zywan 106 Freshmen ORGANIZATIONS AND HONOR ARIES r i i p Organizations Honoraries 107 ft ti Top: Wesleyan ' s year- book staff is open to all qualified and inter- ested students. The yearbook depicts the history of the Wes- leyan community throughout the year. Middle: Public Rela- tions Club is a new or- ganization where stu- dents can broaden there knowledge about the field of public re- lations. President: Sharon Barlow Bot- tom: Residence Hall Council consists of a group of students who wish to improve the quality of residence hall living. President: Dania Chastain Advi- sor: Todd Masman 108 Organizations Honoraries WVWC RADIO Top: The members of the WVWC radio staff are made up of students interested in the field of communication along with those who volunteer their services. The station manage- ment consists of 6 students: Doug Snyder, Elizabeth Fugitt. Bob Kleinedler, Andrew Mc- Carthy, Mark Klimek, and Darrell Cook. Middle: The Pharos is the campus newspa- per that informs the Wesleyan community of local, state, and national affairs. Editor April Pierson Bottom: The forensic team travels to various tour- naments competing against other colleges and universities. The team has gained recogni- tion by qualifying for the na- tional tournament on two oc- casions. Coach: Kay Long P h a r o s .J SMfi F o r T e e n a s m • 1 Organizations Honoraries 109 Intervarsity Top: Intervarsity is a christian organiza- tion that meets every Thursday evening for a time of bible study and fellowship. Middle Left: Loveshine is a christian organization that performs music, drama, and dance for worship and community services. Middle Right: Christian Life Council(CLC) con- sists of a group of students that meet weekly to discuss campus concerns in relation to all christian organizations. Bottom: Your Thing With God(YTWG) is a group that meets on Tuesday evening for 20 minutes of sharing with friends and members of the community. Everyone is welcome to join these organizations. Loveshine CLC CHRISTIAN Y LIFE T AT W WESLEYAN G 110 Organizations Honoraries Music Department Presents: Top: Choral Union meets once a week on Tuesday evenings. The group performs one concert per se- mester and is comprised of students, faculty, and community. Middle: Concert band meets throughout the year and performs three to four con- certs. Director: David Milburn Bot- tom Left: Concert Chorale per- forms throughout the year for the community and campus. The group also tours at least twice a year. Director: Larry Parsons Bottom Right: Jazz Ensemble has auditions in the fall. The group per- forms several concerts a year includ- ing many tours. B a n 9f frtt. ' ft USUI : Concert Chorale :S . i25221 Organizations Honoraries 111 Physics Engineering 4-H American Marketing Association Top Left: The Phys- ics Engineering club meets once a month to allow guest speakers to inform students about new inno- vations in the field of physics and engineering. President: Kim Gephart Top Right: 4-H is a new organization on the Wesleyan cam- pus. 4-H is a national service oriented organization for young people. President: Craig Presar Middle: American Marketing As- sociation(AMA) is an organization on the Wesleyan campus for stu- dents interested in the field of mar- keting. Bottom: Community Council is the major coordinating body for all campus related con- cerns. President: Dave Warren c o c m o m u u n n c • 1 • 1 t 1 y 112 Organizations Honoraries LEADERSHIP Top Left: WVWC Ra- dio Station Officers Top Right: Yearbook Editors Middle: Public Relations Officers Bot- tom: Community Council Officers Join- ing an organization or honorary requires a lot of time and energy. Holding offices within an organization re- quires a lot of effort, but it is a great expe- rience and a lot of fun. Organizations Honoraries 113 LEADERSHIP 114 Organizations Honoraries OFFICERSHIP Cope Leaders Physics Engineering TAKING CHARGE! Organizations Honoraries 115 Alpha Psi Omega Fine Performance Of Play Wesleyan theatre ' s pro- duction of Kaufman and Hart ' s You Can ' t Take It With You was a superb per- formance. There were several highlights. One memorable scene was the last scene in act one. Everybody in the Sycamore family was doing what they really do, when Mr. and Mrs. Kirby walked in. Recall Martin Vanderhof played by Kyle Minor, gnaw- ing on a tomato. Recall DePinna, plaveri hv tun Campbell, donned in toga, gartered socks, smoking a pipe while holding a discus- like plate. Penelope Sycamore, played by Bar- bara Lewis was painting the romanized DePinna. And the drunken actress Gay Well- ington, played by Brenda Burroughs, was out cold on the couch. Ed Sycamore, played by Rob Kleinedler, hacked away at his xylophone while Essie Sycamore, played by Cherie Chambers, balleted to the noise. Ed Sycamore, played by Anthony Basham, was tapping the ingredients into a fireworks rocket. Alice Sycamore, played by Azareem Zavareei, was talk- ing to her fiance Tony Kirby, played by David Tackett. And while this was hap- pening, Rheba the cook, played by Cynthia Bayne, was letting Wall Street ty- coon and wife Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, played by Doug Miller and Laurie-Ann Opuszynski, into the home. It was an enjoyable perfor- mance. Top: Alpha Psi Omega if national honorary for di matic arts. It is open to bo dramatic arts majors a: those who have excelled talent through dramatic pi formances. The theater c partment performs three n jor plays and one childrei theater throughout the ye Advisor: Charles Presar Be torn: Mortar Board reci nizes outstanding students leadership, scholarship, a service to the school. Pr ident: Kim Gephart Mortar Board 116 Organizations Honoraries Sigma Alpha Iota Top: Sigma Alpha Iota is a music honorary for wom- en. Middle and Bottom: Omicron Delta Kappa is a national honorary for jun- ior and senior students, faculty, and alumni. Mem- bers are tapped twice a year. They must excel in scholarship, service to community, and leader- ship activities. President: Markus Dickson o m D K i e a c 1 p r t p o a a n M e N m O e b D w e K r s Organizations Honoraries 117 Human Ecology Television Club Top: Human Ecology Club is an organization for human ecology majors. Bottom: T.V. Production Club produces T.V. shows throughout the year. The most famous is Couch Potato. This is a gameshow that imitates the T.V. show called Remote Control on M.T.V. 118 Organizations Honoraries Benzene Ring nA nan 1 ki.i ,i Top: Benzene Ring is a national, organizational honorary for chemistry. President: Lydia Shaf- fer Middle: Alpha Lambda Delta is a freshmen sophomore honor- ary. It is open to students who earn a 3.5 grade point average or better during their first semester at Wesleyan or who obtain a cu- mulative grade point average of 3.5 or better by the end of the freshmen year. President: Beth Bargeloh Bottom: Phi Kappa Phi is an honorary t hat recog- nizes students at Wesleyan. It consists of the top ten percent of the senior class. A L D i a 1 e a a a Organizations Honoraries 119 EUROPEAN TOUR Jazz Ensemble Plays The West Virginia Wesleyan Jazz Ensemble is performing tonight at the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia as part of the hotel ' s Big Band Weekend. The Jazz Band is sharing the performance with James Madison Universitj ' s Jazz Band tonight. The Greenbrier Hotel is a world famous resort. It is often the site of exclusive conventions and has been a favorite meeting place and vacation resort of several presidents. including Franklin D Koosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower. 120 Organizations Honoraries The West Virginia Wesleyan Jazz Ensemble traveled to Hungary, Romania, and Austria on a concert tour from July 10-30, 1987. After a week of intense rehearsal, the group left Buckhannon and headed for New York City. The group had a stop over in Princeton, New Jersey and played a concert there. Bright and early the next morning the group headed for JFK air- port. After many delays and hours of waiting, the group was on their way! After landing in Vienna, the band traveled to Budapest. Hungary. The highlight of the five days there was a recording session for Hungarian Radio. The next week was spent in Romania. The band traveled to many towns and villages including Sibiu, Brasov, and Timisoara. Here the audiences were very excited to hear American music. The band members were surrounded by fans asking for pins, pencils, or any token of America that could be given to them. They even wanted the band members ' autographs! After this, the group returned to Hungary for a few days and then it was off to Vienna, Austria. Here the band participated in the Blue Danube Jazz Festival. Other per- formers in the festival included Dizzie Gillepsie and Herbie Han- cock. The band ' s free time was spent shopping and taking in all the wonderful sights of Vienna. One day the group traveled into the beautiful countryside of Austria and played a concert on the ter- race of the Lake Restaurant Allentsteig. On July 30, the band left Vienna airport and headed for home. After landing, an ex- hausted band collected their 1 equipment, loaded it on a bus and started on the long drive home. Organizations Honoraries 121 CONCERT CHORALE Summer fun the European way . . . 122 Organizations Honoraries The concert chorale consists of 30-50 members. Auditions for concert chorale are held in the spring. The group goes on many tours throughout the year. The yearly spring tour involves 10-14 days over spring break. The group has taken 4 European tours in the last 6 years. These pictures depict the beautiful cities of the ' 87 summer European tour. The chorale spent many hours performing throughout Europe. How- ever, the students had plenty of time to experience the wonderful ar- chitecture and culture of many cities throughout Europe. Organizations Honoraries 123 Alpha Sigma Chapter The sisters of Kappa Phi, Alpha Sigma Chapter, would like to welcome Laura Williams, Lynda Heard, Susanna McConnell, Tammy Sams, Jeri Farnsworth, Suzan Burrows, Rachel Par- true to Christian prinicple; By strong friendship and th close ties of sisterhood, th Kappa Phi Club helps it members to reach Alpha Siarw bom VF helps it ■- -«| i buzan Burrows, iwuici . o.  w- rish, and Laurie Hopkins ♦- ' ( - - the chapter, l -kt ;VllV ( T K W ' „ ¥ ...ap- i phi Kapp .-inri mwv. aii l ■ Jazz Ensemble to Present Concert Clio an In- ening of Music on irsday, Oct. 22 at 8:15 p.m. in Wesley Chapel as part of the Inauguration weekend festivities 1970 ' ; ...,„. WELCOME It ai Si de Virginia of Phi P Si ...irfS! Kappa Phi is a spirit was born to Wgst women in a con ' „ chapter of strengthens ™ a £ Honor so that in eve Kappa r . the At The meeting last week, outstanding several students spoke on behalf of Camden Apart menU. The reside have had e fire - ' Kappa Phi Offers Graduate Fellowships recording session Hungarian Publi k Current mem group S at went i peaqn -cludi tei. f f ' °1 Steph. V , ?ook, 1-V Vj i Newman, b ▼ ■ Ti lelm, Missy ™ :iay, Jody L This is your campus ano unless the student body, faculty, and administration voice their opinions, change will not occur. We and onlj we have the power to better our campus ,but as long as we remain silent nothing will be to s _, 5r iiramence nan 8  J Council tackled many of the 8 j problems which plague our C « campus today. Their pur- tj pose was divided into four 3 JO g irts. The first was the im- jj! g 3 ement of Residence ° 2. g rV cooperation with the o Graduating seniors with outstanding academic leadership re acaucuuc intact - )CV o 1 it 6 lion and Physical £ W 3 Jodston, and Jai § ls0 S0U B nt t0 o o 1 and expression c wor. y ood Service ¥ FS and career goa to prov K- desirable -ertain fields . men for ts and o 1 1 „ do not requir finally they | -tter « -. %S tests. Outstai the campus pro, 3 jYvW s from sue lifestyle. ' (0 x glven equ; The group s early cgfC t tempts at reforms were g _ .V ? 1 ? istheonl quite noble and they were .n-£x it V Veco ' scholasti strumental in several cam- 3 3 md 30: at- 3 « ,o se xve N?V w s «T c8 t S „ oVO ' . — s -«-=-■ pus impi ovements. i hrough a J | c u 13 32 a oe «  Community Council Update st v , . . ' d ifi Z2 A t y C °r c,J Updated 1 IPP frate™rt™ s °t; ' ed that wnselves to P ' edged T C - ' y Ma, tog begun: Theta rh in have tfini p ark Chj -? ow ntown ii.i. arlf . and l, P na -Alexander rea JFC ha ' tnted a B AnneDownh the N«v eiJ Li 8 a me in Pnili pV ' . P la yol! rm is r. Oean Kr ■d student. ' fj ' eremonies , flj en students and ure ««est Vl ' o J-iJ College .-nap pu Ph X ' y € ' V -e. Shar.  - «r V J llcia VailH ..nately irftor edu Universities fesle: ar aoi ..e country. The haron are ;,i in-saia x •jiere i aduatei 20, ' elcomcd ute lembci ber of Wesleyai. s y were inducted ' k e - v ;;aV , :r , ; arent with a k _, ;, ' f arnved complet - J ' vrto a • that ' er- j ucky «rees did not se , ac ' sr  classes has been raised, : there is a good chant students will receive tl classes they want. Students have devised  w way to rig the washe d dryers so they do n - to pay the outrageoi -i . -.. However, this va ti could result in lc washers and drye Mi Q me th fe a d,sa PP° ' ntmer W - a Broup of slu Cff C i Ukes ,eW AT cn,ev ement ' a V er. ff7 £ € ' ■ 1 share ,e: ' t - ity Council f V cern . and it •? .leys thai ' oming was 3 N PP 60 again starting huge «2k but someo ° ' We sleyan, food, si stole tl. v -ntsfromt iJT to. also an and H: platform Sft track aft — ' nerewassome be serv the footL n Tie. T ,W l ima e e a s a result D er w plants were (J t ab. Z behavior, and st in the ft $30 apie.f) 1 t would be and ho] Homecoming - K itt v ri anization would apprecial ' • a ttjfo ' t0 ' studert could heljTQ •se plants. k ft d en ft 0 H ft S3 3 toi C V V 1 licia Va.iH V ..nately irflor edu -V V Tiiniversities ' e:-! 1 iff A3 layea 1. — .eslevan comniw. •W C . Phi is honored to ome the new members 1 , extends special thanks V ! pledge coordinator Debbie Jowry. The Uegiee ot the Rose ceremony recognizt graduating sisters of Kappa Phi. Connie Allen, who graduated in December.-was honored witli llus tradit  $30 apie i Homecoming -f _ H I p. becoming £ - ► r J f - s: So n PT i(l, -Tiecoming ,d .sic arc r lions anu all wish her g nil Impes leaching posi plans to en guidance ot love, friei understandinj perienceri Xi,2 Piu . - Thei Epsilon, Chi Phi. Organization M Banners; 1 — Christian Li Council, 2 — Kappa PI Qf 1 Dorm Banners; 1 • Holloway, 2 Camden, 3 - SIMeslevan Theatre Presents a Man For All Seasons 124 Organizations Honoraries GREEKS mm turn : in Greeks 125 126 Greeks INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Greeks 127 £9 Wfc g$3 3 fes) J BE Wjp BO ) £! t@ ls K s- e 8- I|8 is S 15i S3 to GO •h ii ID cT -I ii gP Bpffi c® It 3 128 AfA ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Founded: Syracuse University Syracuse.NY May 30, 1904 Colors: Red, Buff, and Green Flower: Red and Buff Roses Magazine: Alpha Gamma Delta ) . Quarterly f Mascot: Squirrel Philanthropy: Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Top Left: 1987 Homecoming float Top Right: 1987 Homecoming banner Middle Left: Relaxing with the sisters before riding on the float Middle: Sisters are forever Mid- dle Right: Homecoming tailgate party Mid- dle Left: Fund raiser- Dunk a Gam! Mid- dle: The Rockettes Middle Right: Cheering on the Greek Week Softball team Bottom: 1988 Spring Sing- 1st place AfA 129 Cfe 0 V i £ 9 3fe c% Gv t B Sy C 3 ft t S ♦ C3 = ♦ ) ns  i n 3 en tj cfe cs® dp o $ c ©fc 9 €3$ 130 AAfl ALPHA DELTA PI Founded: Wesleyan Female College Macon, GA May 15, 1851 Colors: Azure Blue and White Flower: Woodland Violets Magazine: The Alephean of Alpha Delta Pi Mascot: Lion Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House Top Left: 1987 Homecoming Float. A Tribute to Marilyn Monroe Top Right: New pledges at the Top of the SCOW for the Unity Dance. Middle Left: 1988 Spring Pledge Class Middle Right: Sisters singing to the new pledges on bid night. Middle Left: Intramural volleybal team in action Middle: 1988 Spring Sing-2nd place Mid- dle Right: The three-legged race Bottom Left: Pi ' s cheering on the players during the oval events. Bottom Right: The love being shared between a new active and a sister. AAII 131 CS) 0) g © ) cf) C9 G ) +iv 5) C) £) ISP ) © ) C2I C 5 w € y d y s$y 3t) © ' ■ 0 € 3 ' 48p €3 3 © ' 3 T3 ft f g -s u 132 ASA ALPHA XI DELTA Founded: West Virginia Wesleyan Col lege Buckhannon, WV Colors: Light blue, dark blue, and gold Mascot: Fuzzy teddy bear Flower: Pink kilarney rose Philanthropy: American Lung Asso ciation Top Left: Lisa Dent lip syncs to Patsy Cline ' s Sweet Dreams during the spring air band. Top Right: Sue Coffin and company perform during air band. Middle Left: Oh please catch this bal- loon! Upper Middle: Performing dur- ing air band. Lower Middle: Patiently waiting on the results. Middle Right: Concentrating on the catch. Bottom Left: Listening closely to all the instruc- tions. Bottom Right: Here comes the grass inspector. AHA 133 C) iiM I s c ■ 5 Z3 eq eq t7 .-3 § f3 £ H5  W H3 «l €? CSj ♦.n © tS i © c - ,N 134 ZTA ZETA TAU ALPHA Top Lett: Marie Lane loads her camera quickly before the next Greek Week event begins. Top Right: Budget Mackie practices for the innertube relay. Middle Left: Sisters and friends dress up for air hand. Middle: The Zeta 25th anniversary banner Middle Right: Tammy and Kriaty in the three-legged race Middle Left: Sisters at the Greek Week oval events Middle: Hanging out in the Zeta Suite Middle Right: Great smile. Shelley! Bottom Left: All ready for Spring Sing Bottom Right: Budget, the expert jello sucker. ZTA 135 ©s c 3 © t s { 2 C j| S C3 t7 ft a 2J S3 3 a i C  fef Gal csv c§9 CF | CBS 136 X CHI PHI Founded: Princeton Uni- versity(1824) Colors: Maroon and Gold Established at West Virginia Wesleyan on May 1, 1965 Top Left: New pledges accept their bids at top of SCOW. Top Right: Brothers participate in spring sing. Middle Left: Brothers pose outside the house. Mid- dle Right: A formal group photo. Bot- tom Left: The Greek Week bed race. Bottom Middle: The 1987 Homecom- ing float. Bottom Right: The new ad- ditions to the brotherhood. X 137 jr- c S c S u u u 8 « CJ  tsj C C5 ' C3 m rs «v 5=i B5 d €f3; ' F | i 5 3 CJ r4 ©. CF 3 €5 gS Qn i - ©♦i c 138 KA P-ati ■IF KAPPA ALPHA Founded: Washington and Lee College(1865) Colors: Green and Gold Song: Dixie Established at West Virginia Wesleyan in 1929 Top Left: The sweethearts of KA. Top Right: Basketball intramurals. Middle: Brothers participate in the Main Street Project. Bottom Left: Air band per- formance. Bottom Middle: Brothers enthusiastically sing Christmas carols. Bottom Right: A stroll across campus. KA 139 i MMm CuRTlS h THOMAS III JOSEPH FARBER PATRICK LTNOTT THOMAS SALATA JAMES F MITCHELL THOMAS BETRAS RICHARD MAMUL A STEPHEN JONES pltt tgma tEpsilmi PHI KAPPA CHAPTER JOHN BOHMAN £=0 JrtL =•! T,M SCHUMANN I Hirst Btrmnta ffl shuian (ttnllrnr STfVE PRUNTI ■♦ ' kJ m? BRIAN BU5SE L . BILL SUGC5 TODO MILLER GERALD WOOD KIM GROSSMAN PETE DOUGLAS MrMULlN DAVE TACKETT MALCOLM J ROGERS IX WESLEY KOACH PAUL MICHAEL JOHN VANDERMER JEFFREY HAREN THOMAS NEVIN THEODORE PILE 140 2E PHI SIGMA EPSILON Founded: Kansas State Teachers College(1910) Colors: Red and White Established at West Virginia Wesleyan on February 29, 1962 Top Left: Marching in to announce the new pledges. Top Right: Congratulat- ing the new pledges. Middle Left: We ' re number 1!! Middle: The drum major Middle Right: The sweethearts of i 2E. Bottom: Posing outside the SCOW. f 2E 141 ALPHA PHI ALPHA Alpha Phi Alpha is not yet a Greek organization on the Wes- leyan campus. They have just re- cently established a colony and are working towards meeting the requirements of Wesleyan ' s In- terfraternity Council. Once they meet these requirements, they will be considered a Greek or- ganization and be entitled to all the rights therein. Top Left: Art Banks, Lance Fitzhugh, and Reggie Gordon posing in front of the chapel. Top Right: Art- The Thinker Middle: What a face, Reggie! Bottom Left: Road Trip!! Bottom Right: Pledge Art Banks 142 A A SIGMA THETA EPSILON S0E 143 C$3 5 € C8 . jm -jm m - m fO 144 0X THETA CHI Founded: Norwich Univer- sity in Vermont(1856) Flower: Red Carnation Mascot: Snake Colors: Military Red and White Established at Wesleyan on January 7, 1950 Top Left: The Theta Chi house. Top Right: The Greek Week bed race. Mid- dle Left: You ' ve lost that loving feel- ing! Middle: The crest Middle Right: The sweethearts of 0X Bottom Left: Bring on the pledges! Bottom Mid- dle: Don ' t worry, we got you! Bottom Right: Carefree brothers ex 145 t3 = rv ffl-« 9 gkfe 7 cr. G fl T B €sfl: € 5 ! m s 3fe (S C C C § c ' 146 0E THETA XI Founded: Rennselaer Poly- technic Institute New York in 1864 Mascot: Unicorn Colors: Blue and White Became Kappa Tau chapter at West Virginia Wesleyan College in August, 1962. Top Left: Collecting the new pledges Top Right: Falling trustfully into the brothers ' arms. Middle Left: Please do not drop me! Middle Right: A friendly chat. Bottom Left: The sweethearts of 0E Bottom Right: Movin ' out. 0E 147 GREEK WEEK Top Left: Laura Lorrell closely watches her opponents. Top Middle: Mary Camp- bell and Missy Wright struggle for an or- ange. Top Right: Laura Lorrell and Tracy Donahue with the perfect stride. Middle Left: Anne Lewis, The Happy Hopping Hare! Middle Right: The balloon toss Middle Left: Sandy Pratt and Jenean Pin- nell attempt the wheel barrow race Middle Right: Praying hard for a dry catch Bot- tom Left: Steady as she goes Bottom Right: Tami Yoshikami empties her spoon skillfully. 148 Greek Week Top Left: Racheal Parrish licks the bowl clean Top Right: Tammy Farr and Sue Coffin suck up the jello. Middle Left: The dreaded sleeping bag race. Middle Right: Look Mom, no cavi- ties! Middle Left: The innertube race Middle Right: Tammy Farr opens wide Bottom Left: Round and round we go. Bottom Right: Taking a quick snooze. Greek Week 149 The Greek women line up for the balloon toss. Among those participating were Zeta Tau Alpha ' s Rachael Parrish, Barb Lewis, Mary Campbell, and Lori Hop- kins and Alpha Xi Delta ' s Sue Coffin and Tracy Donahue. Top Right: Pan- hellenic Representatives discuss the rules. Other events included the three- legged race, the wheel barrow race, or- ange pass, egg toss, and water carry. 150 Greek Week ENTERTAINMENT 4 M m. i - Entertainment 151 THAT ' S ENTERTAINMENT 152 Entertainment FALL 1987 Opposite Page: Top Left: Second City perfor- mance in Atkinson Auditorium on Sept. 4, 1987. Top Left: Gene Cotton performs in the Social Hall on Sept. 18, 1987. Bottom of Page: Second City entertains the Wesleyan community. This Page: Top Left: Queen Lengoasa performs during the Black Student Coalition Variety Show. Top Right: Betty Martin, Kelly Hosby, and Tracy Walker perform at the Black Student Coalition Variety Show. Bottom: Artist-in-residence, Jess Hager, in action during his September exhibition. Entertainment 153 FALL PERFORMANCE OF A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS ! 154 Entertainment Top Left: Craig Presar. Kim Hall, Kyle Minor.and Bob Kleinedler during a serious scene for the fall theater performance. Top Right: Phil Beck, Ashley Cowder, and Kyle Minor. Bottom Left: Professor Thad Gurdak poses a question. Bottom Right: Kyle Minor and Dave Tackett express their thoughts. Additional entertainment for the fall of 1987 included David Naster(comedian), Marc Weiner and the Weinerettes, and The Dvbbuk bv The National Theater of the Deaf. J-TERM ENTERTAINMENT Top Left: Dania Chastain. Vicki Burgess, Azareen Zavareei. and Sharon Londeree participate in air band. Top Right: Emily Parker works the Win. Lose, or Draw board while her team looks on. Bottom Left: Bill Moore concentrates during air band. Bottom Right: A group of students are el- evated to the Win. Lose, or Draw Finals. Entertainment 155 Top Left: A student waits for a response to her effort during the Win, Lose, or Draw finals. Top Right: Darrell Cook and Aaron Clay are Acting Up. Middle Left: Aaron Clay jams on the guitar as the band. Acting Up, accompanies him. Middle Right: Acting Up performs at the Top of the Scow. Bottom Right: Jody Lynch, Kenneth Rittenhouse, Aaron Clay, Darrell Cook, and Scott Young compose Acting Up. 156 Entertainment SPRING ENTERTAINMENT Top Left: David Naster in a comedy performance sponsored by Campus Activities Board. Top Right: A masked murderer at the Charlie Green comedy performance. Bottom Left: Pugsly and David Naster giving the campus a real treat. Bot- tom Right: Charlie Green. The Fire Breathing Comedian, entertains the Wesleyan Students. Entertainment 157 Shown here are scenes of the spring drama production entitled You Can ' t Take It With You. The top photo represents the entire cast and crew. On the opposite page are scenes from the spring ' 88 air band competition. First place went to Robert Dehring and Mary McClung who performed Nasty by Janet Jackson. Second place went to Yoontac Kim and Laura George as Paul Simon and Chevy Chase in You Can Call Me Al. Third place went to Bill Campbell for his performance of Big Fat Blond. The competition was sponsored by Domino ' s Pizza and all participants received a certificate for one free pizza. 158 Spring Entertainment Spring Entertainment 159 More scenes of the air band competition include Kevin Howard as L.L. Cool J, the brothers of Chi Phi as the Grateful Dead, I Heard It Through the Grape- vine by the sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha, and Lisa Dent as Patsy Cline. The final entertainment for the school year was the performance by the group called 1964. The group sang, talked, and looked like the Beatles. 160 Spring Entertainment STUDENT LIFE JOHN D ROCKEFELLER IV PHYSICAL EDUCATION CENTER Student Life 161 If |:J| fl | 1 1 : li Top Left: Nancy, Denise, and Sally Ann, what a trio! Top Right: The Purse Man in the wrong dorm . . . AGAIN! Middle: Bless this Mess! Bottom Left: Cheers! Bot- tom Right: Christy and Jodi messing around, again! 162 Student Life DORM, SWEET DORM Top Left: Geeks, Nerds, or just Brenda, Wendy, Beckie, and Barb? Top Right: YES . . . We are having fun! Middle: Allison . . . Herself Bottom Left: Mike and Molly at another tender moment. Student Life 163 THE GYM Top Left: . . . watching intensely Top Right: Not to exciting, huh guys?!? Bottom Left: Who could ask for anything mon Bottom Right: Rich showing his spirit. 164 Student Life Left: Neck stretches, Angela? Below: Are we having fun yet? (As Jeff and Steve would say) Bottom Left: To- getherness!?! Bottom Right: The look of Sue. Student Life 165 166 Student Life Student Life 167 THE GREAT OUTDOORS Top Left: Beth and Jen at a happy moment Middle Left: Suzy Kopp and Brian Storts, We wear our sunglasses! ' Middle Right: . . . and I would like a new sportscar, and a . . . Bottom Left: Noelle and Aimee head for Aladdin. 168 Student Life Top Left: Sure, have a seat!?! Top Right: Hey . . . Cheeze . . . Middle Left: Kim and Kim smile for another! Middle Right: Tracy has her goodies Bottom Left: Hurry up, we ' re on our way to Aladdin for gourmet food! Student Life 169 WORKING HARD? . POSSIBLY! 170 Student Life Top Left: Is it time for a study break yet? Middle Left: The long hard row. Middle Right: Smile, Lisa! Bottom: Stephen, working hard on that as- signment? fcj f pp Left: Class . . . Today? Top Right: Did I ng my book, what book? Bottom Left: Deanna sping busy. Bottom Right: It takes a slow hand d a gentle touch. Student Life 171 ■Sf ; - ■ ;.;; ' I THE SCOW 172 Student Life Opposite page Top: The Hangout. Middle: Peace, Bryon! Bottom Left: The crowd silences as Brent aims for the shot . . . Bottom Right: Now, this is a bowling ball. This page Top Left: Joel . . . Himself. Top Right: It ' s video time! Middle : A day at the SCOW. Bottom Left: Friends forever! Bottom Right: Air mail anyone? Student Life 173 174 Student Life Top Left: Now where are my speech notes? Top Right: Are we going to play or what? Middle Left: Ready for all kinds of weather. Middle Right: Sing, Sing a song. Bottom: Kevin sings a song for all the girls. Top Left: A Wesleyan couple Top Right: The perfect window view. Mid- dle Left: Marie Lane enjoys one of the many Wesleyan picnic lunches. Middle Right: Budget, where are you? Bottom Left: What ' s this, no one asking mom money! Bottom Right: these are the rules. Student Life 175 Top Left: Together, we can do any- thing. Top Middle: Can you please go over this one more time, Mrs. Walls? Top Right: How about a smile, guys? Middle: The SCOW couch potatoes. Bottom Left: Laura Pizoli works on her crafts. Bottom Right: Marie Lane and Jenean Pinnell look extremely thrilled. 176 Student Life SPORTS Sports 177 TENNIS 178 Tennis The women ' s tennis team in action. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Coach Kathy Haas and the members of the 1987-88 women ' s volleyball team pose for the camara. The team consisted of Cindy Capp, Sandy Capp, Tracy Carl- son, Susan Gothard, Kelley Gretz, Kim Gretz, Beth Incrocci, Cindy Knorr, Jodi Krakower, Luanne Miller, Emily Parker, Jill Patchen, Molly Reichard, Gina Swarm, and Martina Vance. Women ' s Volleyball 179 MEN ' S AND WOMEN ' S TRACK The spring 1988 track team, under head coach Jim Shaver, includes Mark Cox, Lance Fitzhugh, Doug Grimes, Greg Gruver Delray Lewis, Rodney Mausshardt, Michael Mueller, Lester Par- ris, Mose Rochelle, Dan Studinsky, Scott Wheeler, William Sin- nett, Brian Storts, and Dan Taylor for men ' s track. The women ' s track team includes Cindy Allen, Diana Boyd, Roberta Brand, Susan Graham, Kelly Hosby, Lysiane Rochat, Elizabeth Roden, Tami Yoshikami, and Paula Tucker. 180 Men Women ' s Track SOCCER SOCCER SCHEDULE Sept. 1 at Lock Haven Sept. 5 Bloomsburg Sept. 12 at Pitt Johnstown Sept. 14 Liberty University Sept. 19 at Howard University Sept. 20 at Old Dominion Sept. 23 Bethany Sept. 30 at Robert Morris Oct. 3 at Gannon University Oct. 7 Alderson-Broaddus Oct. 10 St. Vincent College Oct. 12 Midwestern University Oct. 14 University of Charleston Oct. 17 at Xavier University Oct. 20 Davis and Elkins Oct. 24 Tiffin Oct, 31 Wheeling College Soccer 181 Coach George Klebez and Assistant coach Mario Garcia, former Wesleyan midfielder, lead the Wesleyan Soccer team to a 16-4-2 season. The team included Jacquelin Charles- Pierre, Robert Dehring, George Flooks, Torgeir Gustafson, Lester Parris, Tad Taft, Bob Motzell, Bryan Barosh, Curtis Breit, Andrew Hines, Mark Salmon, Jason Stanisfield, Paul Willis, and Darren Darwent. 4t w 1 rJi a ft } a t Y  K  w. 1 82 Soccer % I ■ HAt z2 4 i I 3 Mi: ' This year. Coach Klebez switched to the 4-4-2 system of play, four defenders, four midfielders, and two strikers, to help the team out of its mid season slump. Soccer 183 FOOTBALL Top Left: Kick Off Top Middle: Going for a touchdown Top Right: Bobcat touchdown Middle: The beginning of a play and resting between plays Bottom: Making a tackle 184 Football Top Left: Going for the ball Top Mid- dle: Ralph Helms, number 19, runs down the field Middle Left: Recovering from a tackle Middle Right: A Bobcat touchdown Bottom: The second string watch on as their teammates play. ffiifwrtowtlftif jlaS s . HP ffipPD ft 1 • •■ IB? TiHV M • rf Coach Bill Struble ' s 1987-88 Bobcat football team includes offensively Bill Creighton at quarterback, Keith Wilkins at fullback, Milton Foxx at tailback, Ralph Helms at flanker, Scott Foster at split end, Ron Max at center, Art Banks and Guam Sims at guard, Gary Mann and Mike Reid at tackle, and Scott Mollison at tight end. The defense includes Tim Movak at nose guard, Tim Noren and Ronnie Roberts at tackle, Jed Pechioli and Dwayne Jackson at the ends, Kevin Kahrig and John Vasko at linebacker spots. Vince Jones and Lavern McFadden at the cornerback positions, Danny Beans at strong safety, and Lance Fitzugh at free safety. Football 185 Right: Getting ready for kickoff Below: Between plays Middle Right: Number 31 gets by the opposing team. Middle Left: Getting ready for the next play. Middle Right: The referees make a call. Bottom Left: Number 33 tackling an opposing player. Bottom Right: Kicking off a 4 Mi ■i ■ ' m:n : F 186 Football MEN ' S BASKETBALL MEN ' S 1987-88 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Top Left: Watching the opposing team make a foul shot. Top Right: Number 22 takes a shot. Middle Left: The referee hands the ball to a bobcat player. Middle Right: Setting up a shot. Nov. 13-14 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene(OH) Tournament Nov. 18 Ohio University-Belmont Nov. 20-21 at Edinboro State(PA) Tournament Nov. 27 Liberty University(VA) Nov. 28 West Virginia State Dec. 4-5 at Transylvania Tournament(KY) Dec. 7 at Lincoln Memorial(TN) Dec. 17 at Georgetown(KY) Jan. 2-3 at Lock Haven(PA) Tournament Jan. 6 at Point Park(PA) Jan. 8 Edinboro State Jan. 9 Presbyterian(SC) Jan. 13 at Westminster(PA) Jan. 23 Bluffton(OH) Jan. 25 Charleston (WV) Jan. 27 at Randolph Macon(VA) Feb. 1 at Presbyterian(SC) Feb. 5 Georgetown(KY) Feb. 9 at Davis and Elkins Feb. 13 at Dyke(OH) Feb. 20 Randolph Macon (VA) Feb. 23 at Liberty University(VA) Feb. 27 Westminster(PA) Men ' s Basketball 187 Top Left: Coach Greg Walchurch writes down all the statistics. Top Right: The three point shot Middle: Who has the ball? Bottom Left: Jump to the moon and shoot for the stars! Bottom Middle: Watching the opponent go in for a lay-up. Bottom Right: Taking a leisurely stroll across court. 188 Men ' s Basketball Top Left: Where ' s the ball? Top Middle: The Cats are winning, yeah!! Middle: The Bobcat Fans Bottom Left: Close guard over the opponent Bottom Middle: A minor injury Bottom Left: AN-TIC-A-PA-TION Men ' s Basketball 189 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL This year the Lady Cats enjoyed a 26-2 season under head coach, Kathy Haas. The players of this record setting team included Ellen Chapmen, Beth Dorsey, Sarah Kish, Becky Lazzari, Michelle Moran, Lee Ann Rainey, Lysiane Rochat, Kendra Stemple, Victoria Todd, and Paula Tucker. Top Right: Coach Haas and the rest of the team watch on. Middle Left: The game must be action packed! Middle: Becky Lazzari follows the ball after one of her many shots. Middle Right: Beth Dorsey starts the game with a jump ball. Bottom: What form! 1 190 Women ' s Basketball != -=j Top Left: The ladycats follow Cricket ' s shot. Top Right: Will the shot make it? Middle: Ladycats on a fast break. Bottom Left: Becky Lazzari attempts a shot. Women ' s Basketball 191 Top Right: Cleaning the floor. Middle Left: Great dribbling! Middle Right: Cricket on defense. Bottom Upper Right: Becky Lazzari maneuvers around her opponent. Bottom Lower Right: The Lady Cats set up their de- fense. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 13 at Ohio Dominican Nov. 14 at Cedarville OH Nov. 19 St. Vincent Dec. 5 at Gettysburg PA Dec. 8 at Marietta OH Dec. 12 Malone OH Dec. 18-19 at Defiance OH Tournament Jan. 8 Washington and Jefferson Jan. 11 at Westminster PA Jan. 13 Frostburg MD Jan. 19 at Carlow PA Jan. 21 Davis and Elkins Jan. 25 Alderson Broaddus Jan. 28 at Mt. Union OH Jan. 30 Muskingum OH Feb. 4 at Glenville Feb. 8 at Seton Hill Feb. 10 Wheeling Feb. 13 West Virginia State Feb. 15 at Alderson Broaddus Feb. 17 University of Charleston Feb. 20 Glenville Feb. 25 at Point Park PA 192 Women ' s Basketball SOFTBALL Bob Cable was coach for the 1988 spring girls softball team. The Wesleyan team included Beth Allen, Sandra Breading, Sarah Buckwalter, Cindy Capp, Sandy Capp, Sue Coffin, Julie Graf, Cindy Grose, Dawn Kahley, Sarah Kish, Jody Krakower, Becky Lazzari, Diane Moore, Michelle Moran, Tami Sams, Gina Swarm, Paula Tucker, and Martma Vance. Softball 193 BASEBALL | ' J « 1 Top Left: Conversing at the mound. Top Right: Sliding to safety. Middle Left: Batter up! Middle: Vince Capozza winds up for the pitch. Middle Right: Vince Capozza delivers the pitch. Bottom Left: Short stop plays deep. Bottom Right: The follow thru. 194 Baseball This year ' s baseball head coach was a 1977 Wesleyan graduate — Randy Tenny. Randy spent four seasons as the Bobcats second baseman and holds the school record for stealing the most bases. The graduate assistant coach for this year was Mike Hinkle, a 1987 Wesleyan graduate. The Wesleyan baseball team for the 1987-88 season includes Tim Wendel-2nd base, Kevin Henry-outfield, Scott Goodnight-shortstop and 2nd base, Jim Gainer-lst base, Bill Saunders-pitcher and outfield, John Oldaker-Pitcher and short- stop, Vince Capozza-pitcher and 1st base, Eric Dibacco-pitcher, Mike Ball-pitcher and outfield, Shawn Torbelt-pitcher and outfield. Rich Rittinger-pitcher, Todd Lane-shortstop, Darrin Marsh- outfield, Steve Hamrick-outfield, Kevin Howard-outfield, Ron Staten-outfield, Brad Brautigan-outfield, Cole Garrett-outfield and 3rd base, John McKnight-2nd base and 3rd base, John White- outfield, Jeff Nichols-outfield, Tim McNemar-outfield, John Fab- bricatore-pitcher. Top Left: Keep your eye on the ball. Middle Left: Back safely Middle Right: Second baseball prepares for the play. Bottom Left: Waiting patiently for the steal signal. Bottom Middle: The coach watches on eagerly. Bottom Right: Scott Goodnight awaits the per- fect pitch.  ■ Wj Jt fc mm  • ■ . t Baseball 195 INTRAMURALS Top Right: The Alpha Xi Delta volleyball team in action. Middle Left: Jill Hartley prepares for the spike. Middle: Putting some effort into it! Middle Right: Up and over. Bottom: A Zeta warm-up. Every year, the athletic department organizes events for all or- ganizations and individuals to compete in. For the women, the department has softball, basketball, and volleyball. The men com- pete in flag football, softball, volleyball, and basketball. During January, the department organizes mixed volleyball. Each team must have an equal number of men and women. This event is usually well accepted. Even the faculty and administration organize a team to compete. Other events offered include racquetball(singles and doubles) and one on one basketball. 196 Intramurals Top Left: Tim Harman, Are we ready to play, yet? Top Middle: Mike Fletcher, How do we play this game? Top Right: Well, is someone going to serve or not? Bottom Left: Which way do I go? Bottom Right: What goes up must come down! Intramurals 197 ATHLETIC TRAINERS v The athletic training department is headed by Bob Cable and presently has eight students enrolled. One can always find this department at any Wesleyan athletic event. They are the men and women one sees on the side lines and running on to the field of play when someone goes down. Pictured in the group photo above from left to right are (front row) Darrin Marsh, Rachelle Dunmire, Bob Cable, Jim Gregory, Mike Suder, (back row) John Fabbricatore, Jim Dawson, Will Arbogast, and Matt DeMotto. 198 Trainers CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders for the 1987-88 season include Dara Burgess, Amy Cox, Callie Dent, Wendy DeWalt, Wendy Geimer, Edwina Howard, Laurie Leasburg, and Stephanie Paull. Cheerleaders 199 BOBCADETTES Group Photo: Front row-Paige Austin, Anne Downham, Heather Bomberger; Middle row- Kim Gephart(captain), Liz Roden; Back row-Debbie Williams, Jennifer Pearce, and Lisa Curry. The bobcadettes perform dance routines to popular songs for halftime entertainment at home football and basketball games. 200 Bobcadettes In Memory of: SAMUEL MORGAN ROSS December 30, 1930- July 29, 1988 am Ross will never be forgotten. His love for his family, his friends, and for all who met his influence made Sam a very specif person. Sam gave his heart and soul to Wesleyan . . . and it is greater ' because of his strength. Sam touched the lives of so many . . . and he left his mark. He be greatly missed. Memorandum 201 202 Ending A fun filled day of bleacher painting! Top Left: Trina Dobberstein lends a brush. Top Right: Painting with a smile. Middle Left: Missed a spot! Middle Right: The cleaning men. Bot- tom: Paying attention to detail. GRADUATION DAYS Today we ' ll start a new life, and we ' ll say our last goodbyes to all the friends we ' ve grown to love with whom we ' ve laughed and cried. Remembering.the fun ajid laughter, the problems and the fears, and watching all our memories grow throughout our col- lege years. The memories of the dances, and the new friends thafwe ' ve met, vacations, teachers, talking, and exams we ' d rather forget. Good-bye Poem 203 m FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOREVER - t F TIC 1 K LJ ■ ll 1 1 204 Ending The 1987-88 school year was one of many special mo- ments. It saw the girls basketball team with the best record in twenty some years and a winning football, soccer, and men ' s basketball team. For me, it saw the most memorable moment in my life ... my engagement to my high school sweetheart, Ensign Marc Steiner. With all these memories to depict, I truly had a great time working on this year ' s book. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of those who helped to get this book out on time especially Jenean Pinnell whose work on other sections besides her own was greatly appreciated. Thanks to Elizabeth Boocks for her fantastic ideals for the underclassmen section, to Elizabeth Fugitt for a great job with the organizations and honoraries, and to Trish Correll for being a terrific assistant. I also want to thank my roommate, Marie Lane, for all her support and for putting up with me and all my yearbook complaints (ZLAM!). In addition, I want to thank the Wesleyan Community for four wonderful years of learning and entertainment. Hope you all enjoy the yearbook! Sincerely, Deanna R. Shrader Editor-in-Chief Editor ' s Page 205 COLOPHON Deanna Shrader Trish Correll Beth Bargeloh Cyndi Shotter Marie Lane Elizabeth Fugitt Jenean Pinnell Cheryl Dixon Lori Alkire Elizabeth Briskey Elizabeth Boocks Dean Ruhlow Nancy Wood Editor Assistant Editor Entertainment Editor Faculty Administration Editor Greek Editor Organizations Honoraries Editor Seniors Editor Sports Editor Student Life Editor Traditions Editor Underclassmen Editor Financial Advisor General Advisor Special thanks to Yearbook Associates for their photographic services. Also, special thanks to Ron and Doug Richardson from Taylor Publishing Co. The cover of this book is printed on a Maroon (360) vinyl cover with gold foil lettering and graphics. The copy and all other lettering is in either Century Schoolbook or Century Bold ranging in point sizes from 8 to 64. The cover design was drawn by Jill Hartley and the lettering by Barb Lewis. 206 Colophon 252561 HH man Ian! H H ■ HI r ' t H H _d ■ ■ I ■ I . . I  ■ Ilk ' J ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ' .,; ■