Beaver College - Beaver Log Yearbook (Glenside, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1989 volume:

illlIlI IIlllllIi OUR LIFE IS LIKE SOME VAST LAKE THAT IS SLOWLY FILLING V 1TH THE STREAM OF OUR NJ m I . : . . I' , Ab' Id l5 rim WATERS CREEP SLOWLY THE LANDMARKS OF THE PAST ARE ONE BY ONE SUBMERGED BUT THERE SHALL ALWAYS BE MEMORY TO LIFT THE HEAD ABOVE THE UNTIL THE LAKE IS OVERFLOWING - M A D A M f: X i 1 h 1w r 1! 4 a a ? +ADMINISTRATION mllllllllllllllllllx Dr. Bette Landman President w Dr. Mark Curchack Assistant to the President Betty Wachsmuth Executive Secretary to the President h Dr. Jean A. Dowdall Dean of the College Ellen S. Landau Assistant Dean of the College Marie Gallagher Administrative Assistant to the VP, for Academic Affairs Dr. A. Richard Polis Dean of Graduate Studies 21 Maureen Guim Assistant to the Dean of Graduate Studies Gale DlGiorgio Dean of Students Dr. Larry Roper Dean of Students Joan Slotter Assistant Dean of Students Harold Stewart Registrar Virginia Blaisdell Assistant to the Registrar Carolyn Dearnaley Director of Atwood Library Catherine A. Haney Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Continuing Education Charles Lower Director of Career Services and Cooperative Education Neil D. Holtzman Dean of Admissions Barbara Bowen Associate Director of Admissions Carolyn Pyatt Associate Director of Admissions Mark Lapreziosa Assistant Director of Admissions Candace Powell Admissions Counselor Lois Roemmele Director of Financial Aid Wllliam James Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Gall Scott Assistant Treasurer Joanne Schwelkert Business Office Manager 'lmlllmlillllill Robert Edwards Director of Physical Plant Josetta Morrone Administrative Assistant to Director of Physical Plant Nicholas LaSorsa Director of Dining Services Ann M. Cannan Manager of Bookstore and Artstore Frank C. Vogel Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dr. David Larsen Vice President and Director of International Programs Marjorie-Faith Holler Senior Staff Assistant for the Center for Education Abroad Helene Cohan Associate Director for the Center for Education Abroad Denise Connerty Associate Director for the Center for Education Abroad Pamela Coombs Associate Director for the Center for Education Abroad Christine Gamble Assistant Director for the Center for Education Abroad Gretchen Peterec Assistant Director for the Center for Education Abroad Marilyn Steeg Assis tant Director for the Center for Education Abroad Board Of Trustees E. Jane Carlin Lawrence S. Driever Beverly Goldberg tMrs. Nolam John P. Hayes Donald D. Kennedy Jr. Clarence E. Koester N. Ramsay Pennypacker Marechal-Neil E. Young Mrs. W. Arthuo J. William Cornell Virginia F. Haist tMrs. Matt At Wilbur E. Hobbs Alexander R. Horton Thomas J. Reilly Jr. Lowell S. Thomas Jr. William T. Vogt 26 Marilyn S. Cranin tMrs. A. Normam Henry Disston ll Bryce Douglas Donald D. Hammill James L. McCabe Vivian Weyerhaeuser Piasecki tMrs. Frank NJ Frank H. Wetzel Grace R. Wheeler tMrs. Alexanden Ellington M. Beavers John V. Calhoun Jr. Lang Dixon Elizabeth M. Lundquist tMrs. Brucet Philip Price Jr. Susan Saxer Francis Vitetta Gregory Halpern Harry G. Kuch Paul R. Anderson Mary Clayton Earle tMrs. Ralpm Jay 3. Hudson William 0. Master John A. Mitchell John M. Templeton Jr. Nochem S. Winnet Louise Hollingshead Bette E. Landman Andrew E. Burdan Lucy S. Malone fw . .13, '35 .tht-etggerr V' . Robert Agnew ' Director of Computer Services - Robert Bendig Assistant Director of Health and Physical Education ' -' William Biggs ' Dean of Continuing Education Elinor Blatt Administrative Secretary of the I, Advancement Office Mary Ann Bowers Grants Writer Eugene Bucci , Systems Manager t James Carroll Coordinator of Audio Visual Services Kathleen Cherry Director of College Relations Elizabeth Clark Director of Community Scholars Linda S. Detra Director of Athletics and Recreation Eileen Farren Administration Not Pictured Administrative Secretary of College Relations Paulette Feinberg Instructor of Learning Resource Center Joanna Holvey Program Coordinator of the Center for Education Abroad Dr. Patricia Kane Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies John Kennedy Facilities Supervisor Suzanne Kinard Instructor and Head of Reader Services Susan Lynch Paula Marlncola Director of the Art Gallery Sharon Marion Director of the Alumni Office John F. Murray Betsy Nyman Assistant to Chairperson of Education, Coordinator of the Curriculum Laboratory, Lecturer in Education Ann Ranieri Instructor and Head of Technical Services Kristen Ryan Admissions Counselor Joanne Schweikert Bustness Office Manager Gail Scott Business Office Assistant Treasurer Margaret Stone Deputy Director of the Center for Education Abroad G. William Wadlinger Assistant Director of Academic Computing Dr. Judith Walter Dean of Continuing Education Jeanne Yeagle Assistant to the Director of Computer Services WHKHHN rigid; . V HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII ,1.... I'll 989 . FACULTY AND STAFF llllllllnllllllllllil Lloyd Abernathy Professor and Chairperson of the Department of History Alma Alabilikian Lecturer in Fine Arts Richard Arras Assistant Professor of Computer Science Dr. Gerald Belcher Associate Professor of History Dr. William Biggs Dean of Continuing Education Dr. Michael Blim Assistant Professor of Anthropology Dr. JoAnne Bomze Assistant Professor of English Dr. Arthur Breyer Professor of Chemistry and Physics Dr. Samuel Cameron Professor of Psychology and College Psychologist Dr. William Carr Professor of Psychology Dr. Pradyumna Chauhan Professor of English Dr. Rebecca Craik Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy 41 Craig Culbert Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physics Susan DeYoung Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physics Shekhar Deshpande Assistant Professor of Communications Linda Detra Assistant Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Health and Physical Education Donald Ehman Technical Director and Instructor of Theatre Arts Dr. Brbara Fleisher Assistant Professor of Education Dr. William Frabizio Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Music Dr. Bette Goldstone Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Hugh Grady Assistant Professor of English Dr. Margaret Griffin Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Edith Gross Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Steven Gulkus Associate Professor of Education 33 Dr. Charles Hall Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Religion Annette Halpin Assistant Professor of Business Administration Bonnie Hayes Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Dr. Gail Hearn Associate Professor of Biology Steven Hirsh Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Dr. Stephen Huber Associate Professor of Physics and Chairperson of the Department of Chemistry and Physics Dr. Myra K. Jacobsohn Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Norman Johnston Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology Ellen Kaplan Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts Dennis Kuronen Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Fine Arts Carol Leiper Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Renee Magid Associate Professor of Education 35 Robert Mauro Associate Professor of Fine Arts Dr. Peggy Maki Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of English. Theatre Arts. and Communications Winifred Mauser Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Dr. Bernard Mausner Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Psychology Dr. Chester M. Mikulski Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Chemistry Dr. Wayne Morra Assistant Professor of Economics and Director of Institutional Research Dr. Charles Moulton Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics Dr. Phyllis Newcomer Professor of Education Dr. Barbara Nodine Professor of Psychology Dr. Finbarr O'Connor Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Philosophy Dr. Janice Peritz Associate Professor of English Dr. Raymond Rose Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Ronald Rowe Assistant Professor of Science Education Dr. Joan Schmidt 33,-: Assistant Professor of Education - 'H . ' - -- - -- Dr. Patricia Scully Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Jeffrey Shultz Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Education Mary Lou Stewart Lecturer in Fine Arts Jan Stephen Tecklin Assistant Professor and Chairperson oi the Department of Physical Therapy Elaine Thompson Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Dr. Joan Thompson Assistant Professor and Co- Chairperson of the Department of Political Science Dr. Robert Thompson Assistant Professor and Co- Chairperson of the Department of Political Science Anita Udell Assistant Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Foreign Languages Dr. Karen Verbecke Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Archie Vomachka Associate Professor of Biology 39 Dr. James Walsh Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Renee Weisberg Assistant Professor of Education and Director of the Reading Clinic Dr. Richard Wertime Associate Professor of English Sarah White Instructor in Biology Paula Winokur Lecturer in Fine Arts Dr. Edward F. Wolff Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Computer Science and Mathematics Faculty Not Pictured Dieter Ahrens Assistant Professor of Accounting Dr. Violette Auteri Lecturer in Education Dr. William Ball Adjunct Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Biology Alan Barsch Andrew Behrendt Lecturer of Health Education Andrea Behrman Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Teshiko Bell Foreign Language Tutor Elizabeth Isem Lecturer in History Dr. Barbara Bourbon Adjunct Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Dr. Raloy Brown Director of the Graduate Intern Program Celeste Callaghan Lecturer in Fine Arts Carol Lynn Daly Lecturer in English Dr. Mary Daniels Lecturer in Education Jacqueline Dawsey Lecturer in Computer Science Irene Eisen Lecturer in Mathematics Dr. Madelyn Feder Instructor in Biology Dr. Deanna Federman Lecturer in Education Vida Freeman Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Dr. Steven Goldberg Assiciate Professor of Education Jesse Hodges Lecturer in Education Dr. Curtis Howard Lecturer in Education Helen Huffington Lecturer in Sociology Marguerite Intemann Lecturer in Foreign Language Richard James Lecturer in Environmental Education Dr. Karl Janowitz Lecturer in Education Jessica Kahn Lecturer in Education Darlene Kennedy Laboratory Assistant in Psychology Shelley Komito Lecturer in Physicai Therapy Maria Kountz Instructor in Psychology Veronica Kraley Lecturer in English Emmanuel Kramer Lecturer in Education James Landers Lecturer in English Dr. N. Lundy Lecturer in Psychology Dr. William Marley Lecturer in Health Education Mary Ella Marra Lecturer in Fine Arts Carolyn Mee Instructor in English Dr. William Metz Lecturer in Education Rebecca Michaels Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Amy Miller Lecturer in Physical Therapy David Miller Lecturer in Chemistry and Physics Genell Miller Lecturer in Fine Arts Myra Mimlitsch-Gray Lecturer in Fine Arts Dr. Gerald Nagahashi Lecturer in Biology Dr. Carol Oatis Adjunct Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Cheryl Overly Lecturer in Education Michael Paster Lecturer in Education Mary Pileggl Lecturer in English Frederick Platt Lecturer in Fine Arts Carla Puppin Lecturer in Fine Arts Lynn Reynolds Lecturer in Fine Arts Leroy Richardson Lecturer in Education Janet Roberto Laboratory Assistant in Physical Therapy Marie Sanchez Lecturer in Biology Karen Sawyer Laboratory Assistant in Physical Therapy Dr. Gary Seidenberg Lecturer in Education Ellen Sklaroff Lecturer in English Jennifer Thompson Lecturer in Foreign Languages Susan Tomlinson Laboratory Assistant in Physical Therapy Dorothy Vogel Lecturer in Foreign Languages Dr. Wayne Whitehouse Lecturer in Psychology Elaine Bailey Business Office Robert Bendig Assistant Director of Athletics Maxine Bernstein ' Interlibrary Loan Assistant Rosario Bonacci Mailman Addie Bracy Circulation Supervisor Carmelle Benevento and Hazel Cameron Cooks Caroline Ceneviva Post Office Manager Ann Cannon Manager of Bookstore Alice D'Agostino Catalog Assistant Barbara Dennis Faculty Assistant Miriam Fetscher Assistant to the Manager of the Textbook Store Suzanne Grill Secretary of the Dean's Office 43 Claire Hadia Periodicals Assistant Mary Lou Hartzell Bookkeeper I Dolores Hornung Bookkeeper Suzanne Kinard Head of Reader Services James and Claudia Klukow Residence Directors Dr. Mary Anne Layden Health and Physical Education Instructor Phyllis McNeff Student Affairs Secretary Mary Nicholson Residence Director Margaret Ottaviano Dining Services Secretary Dr. Susan Pezzi College Physician Julia Remes Registrar's Office Secretary Ann Schrader Post Office Assistant 45 Elaine Stieffenhofer Director of Health Services Bennie Tate Night Supervisor of Dining Services Carole Walsh Registered Nurse Sharon Strouse Residence Director Cafeteria Staff Drayton Bell Connie Belton Tobia Panariello Emily Brelle Mario Caetano Susan Coombs Lou Hammond Eddie Frazier Bernardino Coque Tom McClain L xrw h sA em - ...-4. .rgasr aaigv 4v- Staff Not Pictured Andrea-Marie Afshar Bookstore Clerk Sharon Allison Program Coordinator for the Center for Education Abroad Frances Allsbrook Security Elizabeth Anderson Housekeeping Ellen Assman Education Secretary Marie Atkinson English Secretary Patricia Baler Physical Education Instructor Alice Baird Program Coordinator for the Center for Education Abroad Thomas Barry Security Eric Baylor Housekeeping Hannah Berger Facilities Coordinator Catherine Bergman Bookstore Clerk Ellen Berlinger Assistant Manager 0! the Art Store John Blalark Security Richard Blood Maintenance Julie Bodle Secretary to the Dean of Graduate Studies James Bolsseau Housekeeping Irma Brager Admissions Secretary Donna Brunton Data Control Clerk Eugene Bryant Housekeeping Barbara Buonocore Registered Nurse Juan Butler Utility Person Ella Caldwell Housekeeping Joseph Calogero Security Supervisor George Chase Security Bessle Colllns Housekeeping Lloyd Combs Housekeeping Anne Corrado Waitress MaryAnne Ctelghton Business Office Clerk Raymond Cresse Soccer Coach Juanlta Crew Computer Operatov Kent Cruickshank Print Shop Manager Priscllla Curry Alumni Office Records Keeper Connie D'Amore Receptionist for the Center for Education Abroad John Dlnkins Housekeeping Joan Evans Registered Nurse Clara Flshburn Faculty Secretary Mary Folkman Continuing Education Secretary Keith Frazier Security Ted Furman Softball Coach Laura Gantz Continuing Education Secretary Richard Garner Utility Person Karl Geesey Housekeeping Ursula Gerhard Print Shop Clerk Carolyn Goldsworthy Business Office Clerk Christina Good Program Coordinator for the Center for Education Abroad Nathaniel Goodwin Cook Rose Graul Business Office Clerk Ellse Greenberg Reading Clinic Assistant George Gregor Security Joseph Griffin Maintenance Regina Guarlno Research Assistant Catherine Guerra Business Ofiice Clerk Frank Gullo Groundskeeper Elizabeth Haff Registrar's Office Secretary James Hagan Maintenance Charles Hagerty Maintenance Supervisor Lois Hammond Chef Rosemary Hartlng Registered Nurse Frank Hill Housekeeping Robert Hill Utility Person Henry Hodynskl Maintenance Rosemary Hojnowskl Admissions Secretary Jane Holmes Reference Librarian Joseph Hood Senior Grounds Keeper Jane Hoover Financial Aid and Career Services Secretary Emory Howell Housekeeping Sarah Howell Housekeeping Florence Hunter Housekeeping Phyllls Jackson Housekeeping Helen James Housekeeping Alfred Johnson Housekeeping Anthony Johnson Groundskeeper Angela Kolth Advancement Office Secretary Larysa Kllpatrlck Registered Nurse Leona Kovacs Administrative Secretary Kathy Kravitz Field Hockey and Lacrosse Coach Catherine Krimmel Telephone Operator and Receptionist Ann Laird Advancement Office Secretary Barbara Lamb Alumni Office Secretary Marle Lawson Telephone Operator and Receptionist Ellen Lefebvre Acquisitions Secretary Alice Lerro Program Coordinator for Continuing Education Albert Long Housekeeping Harold Luker Security Juanita Marley Physical Therapy Secretary George Mason Housekeeping Thomas McClain Pantry Kenneth McConnell Choral Director Barbara McGettlgan Telephone Operator and Receptionist Dolly McHugh Telephone Operator and Receptionist Francis McKeon Security Pinkney Miles Housekeeping Anna Miller Fine Arts Secretary Daryll Miller Utility Person Mark Mlller Groundskeeper Rosa Miller Housekeeping Karen Mlsher Art Store Clerk Linda Morgandale Field Hockey and Lacrosse Coach Jeff Mullineaux Assistant to the Director of Dining Services Mary Newman Night Supervisor of Atwood Library Edward O'Nelll Groundskeeper Martha Palms Graduate Studies Clerk James Peterson Security Larry Peel Utility Person Willlam Pemberton Groundskeeper Frances Pollock Registered Nurse Elizabeth Forth Biology, Chemistry and Physics Secretary Elizabeth Forth Millie Potash Atwood Library Secretary Regina Powell Retevence Librarian John Price Housekeeping Margaret Reagan Graduate Studies Secretary Darlena Reed Cook Edwin Roberts Cross Country and Track Coach Pat Rooney Tennis Instructor Elisabeth Ryken Computer Science and Mathematics Secretary Anne Sanders Billing Coordinator Howard Shaud Shop Technician Thomas Shore Maintenance Theodore Slmons Night Supervisor Robert Smallwood Utility Person Edward Smith Security Richard Staley Maintenance Marilyn Steeg Assistant Director of the Center For Education Abroad Judy Stephens Equestrian Team Coach Jay Stout Security Sharon Strouse Residence Director Janet Sullivan Programs Assistant for the Center for Education Abroad Agnes Sykes Maintenance Secretary Sylvia Timberlake Housekeeping Wilbert Tlmberlake Groundskeeper Frank Toner Security Almee Trlana Data Entry Clerk Barbara Tyler Records Assistant Yuklo Utada Sell-Defense Instructor Claire Van Dyke Personnel Secretary Charles Walton Housekeeping Betty Welss Tennis Coach Marianne White Housekeeping Marle-Loulse Wlld Graduate Studies Secretary Richard Williams Housekeeping Morgan Wilson Security Adrian Wlmber Housekeeping Marcella Wolk Business Office Edwin Woodruff Housekeeping 47 .Ilrlll JAE GEUN AN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BRENDA LEE ARMSTRONG INTERIOR DESIGN MINOR: SOCIOLOGY HKeep dreaming. keep believing. keep a rainbow in your heart. My love to John and Don for your strength and encouragement. Thanks to PE, Gas. and uThe Guys for the memories and endless laughter. Mom and Dad, I love you now and always. ELLEN HEATH ATKISSON HISTORY MINOR: PSYCHOLOGY With God all things are possible. 52 '. i t V : . -, , 'y ii - y r t. y A 4 IA JASON BALLINGER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MINOR: HISTORY Behind every success . . . endeavor, behind endeavor . . . ability, behind ability . . . knowledge, behind knowl- edge . . . a seeker. H. MIRIAM BARBOUR ENGLISH SANDRA BECK PHYSICAL THERAPY There is a time for laughing, and a time for crying, a time for living, and a time for learning. But now is the time for making our dreams become reality. Mom and Dad, thanks for encouraging me to dream. llllllllll 253p 93'; , W ,4 ' . JILL MARIE BEIDLEMAN GRAPHIC DESIGN t'ls that a pickle in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? -Mae West JOAO CARLOS BELO BIOLOGY SUSAN M. BENJAMIN SPECIAL EDUCATION HAny person can see further than he can reach, but that doesn't mean he should quit reaching. To my family and friends-thanks for all your love and caring. 'I h Illllllllll KATHERINE STEVENS BENSON CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS This above all. to thine own self be true! A smile is the nicest gift you could ever give. Thanks Mom, Dad and Caroline, for all your love and support. You are the best. I love you! HILLARY N. BLAIR PRINTMAKING MINOR: POLITICAL SCIENCE I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. - Simon and Garfunkle LISA JUSTINE BOETTGER PHYSICAL THERAPY 'The most beautiful things in the world are not seen or touched. They are felt with the heart. To all my friends, my family and especially Paul, thanks for your love, support and encouragement. I love you all! To Mrs. Cooke, special thanks because without her. I would have never gotten this far in life! 55 :2 4. J I h : w G REBECCA M. BOWMAN 6. THEATER ; I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it I; will, I'll go to it laughing. -Stubb, in Moby Dick . HThere's an infinite number of monkeys out here who :3 want to talk to us about the script for Hamletthey've !' worked out. -Douglas Adams 2 ERIC BRAGER E COMPUTER SCIENCUMATH 2 uOh look back to the future and look down the years. it t wasn't all battles and bad news and tears. we have 1; brought to this place a desire to have a dream. -Chris !; DeBurgh . Thanks Dad. Lori and Grandma. Special Thanks to 1 Mom for sticking with me through my college career 5: ll LARRY I. BRANDSPIEGEL l! COMPUTER SCIENCE V MINOR: RELIGION 6 HLife is a flight of stairs with a never ending climb to the . top! I :23 5. c? 56 12 I I i o I ollllllllllll! MISTY BRATTON PSYCHOLOGY MINOR: BIOLOGY Sincere thanks to everyone who has helped me these past four years and the special memories they helped create. Special thanks to the potato head for all of his support and therapy. DEANA ELISA BRIGGS PERSONNELlHUMAN RESOURCES 'What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Thanks Mom for helping to make me what I am to- dayo a graduate LORI RAE BROCKWAY PERSONNEUHUMAN RESOURCESyPSYCHOLOGY What we see. and what we seem are but a dream; a dream within a dream. LORI BUDMAN BIOLOGY MINOR: ENGLISH HThe rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a person's foot long enough to enable himwher to put the other somewhat higher -Thomas H. Huxley CHRISTOPHER R. CARCIA PHYSICAL THERAPY Yesterday I was confused but today I just don't know. -A-ha Thank you, Mom and Dad. I love you. PAIGE L. CHRISTMAN SCIENCE ILLUSTRATION Hln the midst of life we are in debt. -E.W, Mumford Mom-we did it on our own. we knew we could. but now let's hope Leslie decides to go to beauty s'choolH A very special thank you also to my friends who helped me smile my way through these past four years KAREN A. CLARK MATH A dreamer is one who can find his way by moonlight and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world. -Oscar Wilde HOWARD CLYMAN COMPUTER SCIENCE EDWARD O. COLEMAN THEATER MINOR: SOCIOLOGY How far our spirits go shooting out into space. de- pends on how much we have contributed to the earth- ly brilliance of this world. 59 EDWARD CORBACIO PHYSICAL THERAPY Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday that never came. Thanks Mom and Dad for bearing with me these past four years. I never would have made it without you. JAMES CROWNE FINANCE MINOR: ECONOMICS The thought of working for a living repulses me. GERALDINE A. CURRAN MARKETING To all my friends. thanks for building such good memo- ries that will last a lifetime and to my mom and dad, without you this would never have been possible. HASAN D. DAJANI CHEMISTRY MINOR: BUSINESS Dah . . .just passin' by. Yo! Hurry back! 'cause I'll be right back!-Ha! Road trip to the All Night Deli!- Noooooo! How about a sandwich with mayonnaise? We forgot to look at the Far Side! You flinched-two for flinching! I'm leaving right after this beer! Bye, All. SUSAN E. DAVIES THEATEReENGLlSH MINOR: MUSIC. Thanks to Bekke, Liz and extra special hug and kiss to Ellen. SUSAN MARIE DAVIS PHYSICAL THERAPY My time comin' any day. Don't worry 'bout me now. - 6.0. If it wasn't for all the love and support that I received from my family and friends, I would have never made it this far . . . Thank you . . . and a special thanx goes out to Good Luck Pup. Nothin' left to do but smile. smile, smile. -G.D. 1HIIIIIIIIIII 3. L SABREENA DEAN BIOLOGY t'Never mistake knowledge for wisdom. One helps you make a living; the other helps you make a life. -Sandra Carey Thanks Mom and Dad. JILL DEBROISSE BIOLOGY If man does not keep pace with his companions. per- haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. -Thoreau To everyone who has given me their love and support- THANKS! ADAM G. DENISH BIOLOGY Memories of yesteryear are the greatest treasures. - A.G.D. Thanks Mom. Dad and Robin for your understanding and support through both the good and bad times. f'lIIIIIIIIIIw GHISELE G. DENNIS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION y'The danger is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it. JOHN DILUZIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Contempt in your eyes as I turn to kiss his lips, broken I lie. All my feelings denied, blood on your fist. Can you tell me why? -Bronski Beat SALLY DIAZ CRIMINOLOGY Por todo tu amor y carino pgr todo'los anos de es- cuela. Tequiero mucho. Marne y Pape. 63 MICHELLE DONNELLY PSYCHOBIOLOGY A smile is one of life's little things, but what a feeling of warmth it brings. SHARYN E. DQSCHER PAINTING DONNA M. EISENHART COGNITIVE SCIENCUCOMPUTER SCIENCE MINOR: PSYCHOLOGY Each day I live I want to be, a day to give the best of me, I'm only one but not alone. my finest day is yet unknown. Love and thanks always to mom, dad, Gerry and Steve. LESLIE ERNST SCIENCE ILLUSTRATION An effort impelled by desire must also have an auto- matic or subconscious energy to aid its realisation. - Man Ray 'Art is the perpetual motion of illusion. -Bob Dylan I love you Bibby. Babby and Bub. ROBERT FERRARO COMPUTER SCIENCE MINOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION In this world of give and take. there are few willing to give what it takes! -Clebe McClary. Vietnam War Hero MARGARET R. FIESELER SOCIOLOGY The past is only the present become invisible and mute, its memoried glances and its murmurs are infi- nitely precious. We are tomorrow's past. -Mary Webb 4 9F. t ,.. ,w . I: F rim sf. . , r . x l i; :4 .'. 'VI P , ctsgccswq . 3,, V J! .' -.w g .' . , nr Pen. .. - Du. t fry. 6 mi '4 :tixaikf 2K : -.v - ::t:ur:t:::: .,I'A ' l . A , Y: $313.!w. 4 t i . 5 . l. K r LAURA M. FISHER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 'tlf life could only be what we wanted it to be. -H.N.S. Thank you Mom, Dad and Bev. I love you. KIMBERLY A. FLACH COMPUTER GRAPHICS Hlt was a funny place anyway. A roadside 200 with no animals. Except two garter snakes and a tsetse fly. And the tsetse fly was not even alive. -T. Robbins Thanks to my family for their love and support. KK and Raz for letting me be myself. and my friends for riding the peace train. SONJA M. FREY GRAPHIC DESIGN 'tJungle. desert, tundra, icecaps. the long wastes of the sea . . .these are the mansions of the lonely spirit. Chicken Little was right. F DAWN M. GALLAGHER ACCOUNTING Now and then it's good to pause in our pursuit of happiness and just be happy. To all my friends and especially my Mom and Dad. thanks for all your love and support. I couldn't have done it without you. I love you! SUSAN GEIGER PSYCHOLOGY All the Flowers of Tomorrow are the Seeds of Today. DONNA LYNN GLASS GRAPHIC DESIGN 'The purpose of life. after all. is to experience to the utmost. to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience. -Eleanor Roosevelt No words can explain, no actions determine. just watch the trees and the leaves as they fall -Joy Division 67 SETH GLASS BIOLOGY I am what I am. -Popeye the Sailor STACY GLASS BIOLOGY No matter how bad things may seem. they will always work out in the end. WILLIAM GONZALEZ BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 68 Mlllllllllli EDWARD MATTHEW GORDON FINANCE MINOR: STATISTICSiECONOMICS The stories of past courage . . . can teach, they can provide hope they can provide inspiration. But they cannot supply courage itself. For this each man must look into his own soul. -John F. Kennedy STEVEN GREENBERG MANGEMENT STEPHEN J. GROFF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Jesus answered and said to him, 'iTruly. truly, I say to you. unless one is born again, he cannot see the King- dom of God. -John 3:3 h , i . ; . .2, - . r 'jl CASSANDRA EILEEN GUTZWEILER INTERIOR DESIGN MINOR: SOCIOLOGY If one could see behind my eyes. one would see a world full of dreams. Thanks Mom, Dad and everyone else in my heart for the love and support you've given me. It was you who made me believe that all of my dreams will not remain behind my eyes. WILLIAM HALKO PHYSICAL THERAPY The man who makes no mistakes usually doesn't make anything. . . . Word!-Edward John Phelps AILEEN HANRAHAN BIOLOGY Well, my feet, they finally took root in the earth. but I got me a nice little place in the stars. I swear I found the key to the universe in the engine of an old packed car. I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd, but when they said. 'Sit down', I stood up. -Bruce Springsteen, Growin' Up Thanks to my Mom and Dad. I love you. And a special thanks to Wayne and all my friends for always being FHIHIIIIIIII GRETCHEN LINN HAUSELT ENGLISH A friend is one who knows you as you are, under- stands where you've been. accepts who you've be- come and still gently invites you to grow. LISA M. HEAD METALS AND JEWELRY Art is not a thing, it is a way. -Elbert Hubbard GEORGE T. HEATH COMPUTER SCIENCE To thine own self be true. 71 MARTINA M. HENGEN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONnELEMENTARY EDUCATION For every evil under the sun There is a solution or there is none. If there is none then never mind it, If there is one then go out and find it. -Mother Goose TORI ANN HICKOX GRAPHIC DESIGN No fear, no hate, no pain, no broken hearts. -The Eurythmics PAULA D. HINDS BIOLOGY For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course. I have kept the faith. Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown . . . -2 Timothy 4:6-8 72 IIIIIIII..---.-- -------...IIl.III,Ii y;:...llllill IIIIIIIIII JOHN HITE COMPUTER SCIENCE ROBIN HOECKELE MATH RENEE M. HUDSON SOCIOLOGY The Lord replied. 'IMy precious child, I love you and would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering. when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you. Mom, I love you, you're the best. LYNN IBBOTSON INTERIOR DESIGN If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost-put foundations under them. Yes you can. Be- lieving is magic. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. CHRISTINE A. JACOBS ACCOUNTING Remember friends as you pass by; as you are now so once was I; as I am now soon you will be; Prepare for WGraduation' and follow me! ' Thanks Mom, Dad and Joe for your love and support. Pigment rules. ERIKA L. JACOBY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONWELEMENTARY EDUCATION Success is failure turned inside out. 'QW? CARRIE JOHNSON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HWe make our plans. but God has the last word. Proverbs 16:1 JEFFREY PAUL JOHNSON GRAPHIC DESIGN MINOR: MARKETING We must live while we can -Steve Winwood Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you! JOHN JONES MARKETING l'Take your time. don't live too fast. problems will come and they will pass. forget your lust for the rich- man's gold, all you need is in your soul. -Lynyrd Skynyrd 7S SYLVIA V. JOVE ACCOUNTING MARY JOYCE ENGLISHwPHILOSOPHY And who knows . . , perhaps the only goal on earth to which mankind is striving lies in this incessant process of attaining in other words. in life itself. and not in the thing to be attained. -Fyodor Dostoevsky Tiocfaidh ar L5. DOUGLAS KEMP PHYSICAL THERAPY . . Commitment to Excellence . . Thanks to all those who silently supported me and to the guys who made it fun. TRACEE KOCH MARKETING Thanks to my family and especially my Mom for your never ending love and support. I couldn't have done it without you. I love you! MARION T. LABB POLITICAL SCIENCE AUDRA LADER PSYCHOLOGY Fortunately psycho-analysis is not the only way to resolve inner conflicts. Life itself still remains a very effective therapist. -Karen Horney. M.D. To all my friends: thanks for the memories! Just re- member . . . no matter where we are, no matter how far . . . winter, spring, summer. or fall, all ya gotta do is call. I love you guys!! 1'llllIIIIIl JULIE ANN LARKIN PHYSICAL THERAPY It takes both rain and shine to make a rainbow. A special thanks to my family and friends, especially Joe, for supporting me through the tough times and making my experience at Beaver a happy one. ELLEN LEECH POLITICAL SCIENCE MINOR: PRE-LAW Lord. I dedicate the education you gave me to you. I thank my children, family and friends for their support. JANICE LENICH PSYCHOBIOLOGY Thanks Mom and Dad!!! ilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIli' m Il 'llllllllllllll CHARLEEN A. LEONETTI EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION I'm on my way. just set me free, Home Sweet Home. -Motley Crue Thanks Mom. Dad, and Bones for all your love and support. WENDY MARIE LEWIS BIOLOGY The highest reward for a man's toil is not what he gets for it, but rather what he becomes by it. I would like to thank my Mom. Dad and Jim for being there for me through the trying times as well as the fun times. I would also like to thank my friends for sharing these times with me. A. and Jolene, Can you believe it?! STEPHANIE LOBOSCO SPECIAL EDUCATION The gesture is the thing truly expressive of the indi- vidual. -M. Graham 79 BETH RENEE LONGSTREET EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONwELEMENTARY EDUCATION When I look upon a child. I am filled with admiration - not so much for what that child is today as for what it may become. -Louis Pasteur Thank you Mom. Dad and Lynden. You've given me every advantage. I couldn't have done it without you. I love you! JENNIFER S. LOWERY INTERIOR DESIGN Together let us conceive and create the new building of the future, which will embrace architecture and sculpture and painting in one unity and which will rise one day toward heaven from the hands of a million workers like the crystal symbol of a new faith. -Procla- mation of the WEIMAR BAUHAUS, 1919 PAUL A. LOWERY CHEMISTRYwBIOLOGY The wounds that life bring, scar to form eyes which help to see further and more clearly into the future. - P.L. Just to say thank you to my parents would be the greatest understatement that I could make. 80 llIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIl 'lll TIIIIIIIIIII HOLLY ANNE LUCE MATH VASSILIKI T. LYRAS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONIELEMENTARY EDUCATION Out of the blue and into the black, you pay for this, but they give you that. Once you're gone. you can't come back. when you're out of the blue and into the black. -Neil Young SUSAN MARIE MANTZ PHYSICAL THERAPY With a little perseverance you can get things done. - Corey Hart A very special thanks to my family and friends for always being by my side and supporting me through it all. Thanks to K.B.. S.C.. V.F., J.G., CF. and TR. for mak- ing the junior year more bearable. JONATHAN L. MARLEY MARKETING MINOR: ECONOMICS HLive life to the fullest. I guess when all is said and done, no one can say I haven't. My parents. the ones who were hurt the most by my tadventures' were also the ones who stood by me. I will forever be grateful to them. The one thing everything has taught me is . . . Authority always wins. As for the future . . . dig the possibilities KATHARINE A. MARSH PRINTMAKlNG Bad taste is nothing more than shaving the truth before it should be seen. Thank you Mom and Pop for all the love and support you've given me. CHERYL L. MASCIO MATHtSECONDARY EDUCATION ltWhat we call the beginning is often the end and to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from. -T.S. Eliot IIIIIIHHH'I -1 YVADNE JUSTINE MAY INTERIOR DESIGN In art, the hand can never execute anything higher than the heart can inspire. -R.W. Emerson LYNETTE MCCAULLEY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MINOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Thank you Mom. Dad. Eva and Ed for your love. sup- port and encouragement. I love you. KRYSTEL MCCULLOUGH MARKETING I'm out of here! I can't believe it! Mom, I would of never in a million years done this without you! You were and are the greatest-you were with me through all the smiles and cries. I love you! Thank you for your support. 83 b WENDY MCDONALD EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONhELEMENTARY EDUCATION 0 grant me. heav'n. a middle state. neither too hum- ble or too great; more than enough for nature's ends, with something left to treat my friends. -Mallet Thank you for always being there when I needed you Mom and Dad. ELIZABETH EILEEN MCLAUGHLIN THEATER Excuse me sir, can you tell me how to get to the real world? -Men Without Hats JASON B. MCMANUS BIOLOGY Thank you Mom and Dad. 84 ylllnllIIi'I 41 . H'HIIHHHH'H MARK MENSCH THEATER MINORS: ENGLISHhCOMPUTER SCIENCE Live for today. for it will be gone tomorrow. STACY MERION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SUZANNE MILLER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Oh, mirror in the sky What is love Can the child within my heart rise above Can I sail through the changing ocean tides Can I handle the seasons of my life. -Fleetwood Mac CAROLYN MORGAN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONhELEMENTARY EDUCATION Today's beautiful moments are tomorrow's beautiful memories. MARIBETH LYNN MORTON EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION There are ways to teach a child of his significance regardless of the shape of his nose or the size of his ears or the efficiency of his mind. This is the concept of human worth intended by our Creator. -Dr. James Dobson Il11111IIIIIIIIIMIIIII 1' RENEE MOYER PSYCHOLOGY With every breakdown there's a breakthrough! BLOSSOM M. MURPHY INTERIOR DESIGN . . Running to Stand $till. -U2 Life may be seen through many windows, none of them necessarily clear or opaque. less or more distort- ing than any of the others. -Sir Isaiah Berlin JOLENE MARIE MYERS PHYSICAL THERAPY I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand. as in what direction we are moving. - Oliver Wendell Holmes Much thanks to my Mom and Dad and close friends for always being there with an encouraging word, I could never made it without your support . . . We did it!! 87 KATHLEEN NEAL BIOLOGY To accomplish great things we must not only act. but also dream; not only plan. but believe. Thank you Mom and Dad and Susan and David for all of your love, support and encouragement through the past years. REBECCA J. NELSON ENGLISH I. too. have been caught in that moment when the promise of future possibilities stays my mind from action. And there we all were in one place, a generation lost in space, with no time left to start again. - American Pie . Don McLean STACY K. NEUMAN PSYCHOLOGY 'lLife moves pretty fast; if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you may miss it. -Ferris Bueller Many thanks to my family and to my friends-you're the greatest. 88 J +4W11! :1. V IV-LV 4 WM! - J 'iiliiiiiill' CATHLEEN MARY O'NEILL GRAPHIC DESIGN MINOR: PAINTING Just remember in the winter far beneath the winter snow, lies the seed that with the sun's love in the spring becomes the rose. -HThe Rose BARBARA M. OSINSKI ART Ah. la belle chose que de savoir quelque chose. Ah, it's a lovely thing, to know a thing or two. - Moliere MIKE N. PAISS ENGLISH If there is righteousness in the heart. there will be beauty in the character. if there is beauty in the char- acter, there will be harmony in the family home. If there is harmony in the home, there will be order in the nation. Where there is order in the nation, there will be peace in the world. -Chinese Proverb MARION PALLAS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEEN PALMER BIOLOGY Be yourself, no matter what they say. KATRINA J. PERRY PHYSICAL THERAPY If I step, I may fall on my face, but if I don't step, I'm in the same place. . Thanks Mum and Dad for encouraging me to take that step and for helping me up when I fell. 'WTIIIIIIIIIIIII BARBARA PHILLIPS INTERIOR DESIGN MINORS: SOCIOLOGYhART HISTORY It all depends on how we look at things and not on how they are in themselves. CG. Jung I'm not going to do nothing anymore. Never Again? Well. not so much, they don't let you. -A.A. Milne STEPHEN F. PIROLLI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HThere is always room at the top! -Daniel Webster Thanks Mom and Dad. JANE E. FLETCHER PHYSICAL THERAPY hThe best and most beautiful things in the world can- not be seen or heard-they must be felt with the heart. -Helen Keller 91 ROSADELE PLUMARI POLITICAL SCIENCE MINOR: SOCIOLOGY . . And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you gave. Thanks Mom. I love you. Peace. Dad. Thanks for the wisdom and courage of a lifetime. SARAH POTTS ENGLISH ' Work in progress. LATONDA REDIC PSYCHOLOGY 92 4. . DIANA B. RESCH t PSYCHOLOGY MINORS: SOCIOLOGYMNTHROPOLOGY It don't come easy, that's understood. Faint hearted loser, that's no good . . . To take a title can be so long. If you believe you can't go wrong . . . -GTR Thanks to all of my friends and teachers and especially mom and dad for the best four years of my life. DANIEL P. RHODES GRAPHIC DESIGN You awake with a start to just the beating of your heart. Just one man beneath the sky. just two ears. just two eyes, you set sail across the sea of long past thought and memories, childhoods end, your fantasies merge with harsh realities. And then as the sail is hoist you find your eyes are growing moist, all the fears never voiced, say you have to make your final choice. PATRICK SCOTT RIDOUT GRAPHIC DESIGN Thanks Mom and Pop. 'qHIlHlllllli DONNA J. RIMMER ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 'iNo man can reveal to you aught, but that which al- ready lies haif asleep in the dawning of your knowl- edge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers. gives not of his wisdom, but rather of his faith and his lovingness . . . -HThe Prophet by Kahlil Gibran ALICE ROBERTIELLO PHYSICAL THERAPY Memories-the golden moments that we can take with us and no one can take away. Thanks for all the memo- ries! LEIGHANNA RONDANO SCIENCE ILLUSTRATION I: 44A 'lllllllllllll; THAYNA ROSALES BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION SYLVIA J. ROYER ART EDUCATIONwART THERAPY Thanks Mom and Dad for everything! Thanks roomies for putting up with me, and thank you, God- Bleed- ing and hushed, hung between thieves, there the foun- dation began. Are you the one taking your cross? Are you a principled man? -Steve Taylor MINDY SUE ROSENZWEIG INTERIOR DESIGN MINOR: MARKETING You don't get to the top by looking back. You go for it with all the power you can muster. All the confidence. All the poise. And when you know that when you finally make your move you're going to go all the way. 95 A N , Kl th SIMONE MICHELLE RUBIN PSYCHOLOGY MINOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Everyone should make an effort to be happy. life is to short not to be. BETH MELINDA SCHABB GRAPHIC DESIGN I do what I have to do. I don't what I have to don't. - Lauren Bellhouse CYNTHIA LOUANN SCHILKE METALS AND JEWELRY See . . . the thing is, you think you've caught them. but when you look, they're never there. -T.M. By the way, has anyone seen my shoes? .. Tililillll THOMAS SCHUMACHER GRAPHIC DESIGN Once in a while you get shown the light in the strang- est of places, if you look at it right. -Garcia and Hunter P.S. Thanks Mom and Dad, for everything. JENNIFER L. SEHORN ACCOUNTING This is the time to remember 'cause it will not last forever, these are the days to hold onto. 'cause we won't although we'll want to, this is the time but time is gonna change. -Billy Joel Thanks Mom, Dad and Chuck. I couldn't have done it without you. FRANCISCO SERRANO BIOLOGY Thanks Mom and Dad. Love, Cisco PETE SERRO PAINTING BETH ELISE SHAPIRO MARKETING MINOR: ENGLISH HWell we know where we're going, but we don't know where we've been. And we know what we're knowing, but we can't say what we've seen. And we're not little children. and we know what we want. and the future is certain, give us time to work it out. -HRoad to No- where , Talking Heads Thanks Mom and Dad. ANDREA SHARE HISTORY IIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIII KRISTEN SHEA PERSONNEUHUMAN RESOURCES MINOR: PSYCHOLOGY Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is. perhaps the end of the beginning. - Churchill Thanks to all my friends who made these four years to best ever! Love ya. LYNNE D. SIMONS PSYCHOLOGY We are assured and know that God being a partner in their labor. all things work together and are fitting into a plan for good to those who love God and are called according to His design and purpose. -Romans 8:28 THEODORE SIMONS HISTO RY A man was walking along the canal. The flowing water dissolved his mirrored image, folded it, pulled it apart and then left it for an instant itself. The man looked down and laughed. Life, he said, is full of benign cruelty. And he spat wide across the dirty mirror.-llse Aichinger KAREN L. SIPE SOCIOLOGY 'tListen to the MUSTN'TS. child, listen to the DON'TS, listen to the SHOULDN'TS, the IMPOSSIBLES. the WON'TS. Listen to the NEVER HAVES, then listen close to meeanything can happen, child. ANYTHING can bet -Shel Silverstein LAURIE ELLEN SLIFER GRAPHIC DESIGN 'tBIue TRACEY A. SMITH PSYCHOLOGY HThere is no Psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face. -Bem Williams 100 HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH. CHARLES BUTCH STALEY COMPUTER SCIENCHMATHEMATICS MINOR: HISTORY In my belief, you cannot deal with the most serious things in the world unless you also understand the most amusing. -Sir Winston Churchill DDSMDD-RPB ERIN LEIGH STEDMAN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Don't let the road move long, without your car upon. Don't go without a goodbye, but don't stay letting it pass by. Don't leave your life behind, take it with you as long as there's time. -you get what you see. a poem from me- BEVERLY LYNN STENDER PSYCHOLOGY MINOR: SOCIOLOGY Mom and Chris, thanks for all you've done. Love ya both. ' Jo 3 J 1Q? ?'l llll'l'lll DEBORAH L. STINE PSYCHOLOGYWSPECIAL EDUCATION The important thing is not where we are, but where we are going. I would like to thank my family and friends for all the love and support given to me throughout my life. BENETT R. STREICHLER MARKETING PATRICIA SULLIVAN BIOLOGY LEANN SWARTZ INTERIOR DESIGN You only live once, but once is enough if you work it right. -J.E. Lewis BRIAN THOMPSON COMPUTER SCIENCE KIMBERLY B. TRAVERS GRAPHIC DESIGN Few have greater riches than the joy that comes to us in visions, in dreams which nobody can take away. - Euripides To L.A., L.I., L.R., K.M., 0G,, L.E., M.R., P.R., J.J. - I wish you guys the best of luck! Thanks Mom and Dad! I .did it! 103 ALICE VISCO INTERIOR DESIGN uWell wasn't that special! HEIDI VOLPE GRAPHIC DESIGN You are expected to move forward. afraid to fall back- ward. ignorant not to step aside. Thank you Mom and Dad. PAULA WAGNER PHYSICAL THERAPY uEveryone must set his own course and take the rough seas with the calm. Special thanks to my Mom and Dad for all their love. encouragement and patience these past four years. We made it! I love you. 104 lllllllllllllllllllw 1' 7 HII V.- -9 HIIIIIIII: SALLY C. WALKER SOCIOLOGY HKeep your old friends as close as your new friends because your old friends know where you've been and your new friends know where you're going. PATRICIA WALTERS ACCOUNTING SARA T. WATSON POLITICAL SCIENCE The sun always rises making tomorrow 3 better and brighter day. u. I WILLIAM WELSH CHEMISTRY Happiness is knowing you have succeeded Thanks, Mom and Dad. CHERYL WERLINSKY SOCIOLOGY tCRIMINOLOGYl Today is mine. It is unique. Nobody in the world has one exactly like it. It holds the sum of all my past experiences and all my future potential. I can fill it with joyous memories or ruin it with fruitless worry. lf pain- ful recollections of the past come into mind, or fright- ening thoughts of the future, I can put them away. They cannot spoil today for me. It is mine. LARISA WITOSHKIN SPECIAL EDUCATION The atmosphere at libraries. lecture rooms and lab- oratories is dangerous to those who shut themselves up in them for too long. It separates us from reality like a fog. - Reflections on Life . 1952. Alexis Carrel lllllllllllllllllll. s i SANDRA LYNN WODARSKI INTERIOR DESIGN Rules and models destroy genius and art. -William Hazlitt PAMELA ZIEGLER SPECIAL EDUCATIONiPSYCHOLOGY Let success be your goal and failure be your learning tree. -Willie D. Pelzer 030m NERICE A. ZITOMER SOCIOLOGY Life's but a waking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more; it is a tale told by and idiot. full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. -Shakespeare 107 ll ll Iil l i X ' : 3 b i 1 : E l, : I . ; i 7 . x . . . x , . HII.lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllI 'Illlllll ,CLASSES ; CLUBS AND - S ORGANIZATIONS SCIENCE ILLUSTRATION CLUB Tara Peterson. Jeff Schaller, Cindy Jenkins AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Row One: Lisa Malone, Ju- lie Gruenz. Vickie Schultz. Jan Edelmayer Irene Keuszewski. Kathy Jo Summers. Row Two: Ka- ren Beidelman. Amy Ber- esnyak, Kathy Neal Wres- ident Janet Tittlema er . In Iz!-7.Ie7.v-;;a1.:: -.KilfCiiHLGI 7 fit w v: - : 75mm: um .41FFT1'TFIHEWFT3EJ -mm:fii i n37: E131: n ? m :3 77' : I 7. NEUMANN APOSTOLATE Row One: Kevin Cree- don. Rochelle But- kowsky, Row Two: Ger- aldine Curran, Chris Rizza, Charllotte No- tamo, Lisa Malone. Ka- ren Rossi BLACK AWARENESS SOCIETY Row One: Jody Wiltins. Mari Taylor Uunior Representativa Row Two: Pamela E. Ziegler, Kimberly Fitchett Ureasuren, Ghisele Dennis Secretaryj. Pat St Cyr Sophomore Representativa Not Shown: Renee Hudson. Sally Diak as: 1min H R. 1:: Tric Stabinski, Joanena Campbell Row Three. Jae er, C nthia Jenkins L ura Ve W Row Two: Kathy Jo Sum- tie Benson. Heist! Stieff'en- mers, Amy Beresnyak. hofer. Julie Grue'wwj .1 l I ' Oliilinnliot; mm -, .WF -.mw.- .mm r-,w a --a-h.u.-V v.5- 1-... dv-Qa-Qngmmy-r.n1mv . rxwlvwewwv--wvhyA .- .w. +-H; . .....- .. w..,.. , . ' v. . . .. Ac . , PSI CHI Janice Lenich SOCIOLOGY CLUB Row One: Sally Diaz Urea- suren, Renee Hudson Wresidenn. Karen Sipe Gecretarw Row Two: Cheryl Werlinski. Nerice Zitomer. Margaret Fiesler Wice-Presideno m 5+7: - , V , v Rwy; ; nuvdb' $14k - . -.,-.:: ; 5; .'. ; .Js..v. :g. , ;'pjw,5f IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIlI IIIIIHI ummrxg-a-r 7-.- svc-We g- .: n . -'f I cum OK x .IH i'v i , i , '1. wmuru ra : . W gnu. , - vlllllil .2? WW 1'14 '- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Beth Longstreet Wresi- dent; Janie Pletcher' Nice-Presidenn, Kate Perry 6ecretaryx San- dy Beck Ureasuren SKI CLUB Row One: Marnie Hayes. Dawn Gal- lagher, Susan Davis. Wresidenn Lisa Boettger Secretaryl Treasuren. Meg Hoin- acki Row Two: Kevin Creedon, Alice Rober- tiello, Lori Brockway. Susan Ricci ' 3:: -a H'I J t IbItVWIS'UIVDODIAIbOQ.1 744b I v, 989 SPORTS BEAVER EQUESTRIAN TEAM Row One: Natalie Shor, Lori Brockway, Melissa Johnson, Jenna Watson WOMEN'S LACROSSE Row One: Irene Krus- zewski, Kris Glouiak, Kris Berlinger. Carole O'Brien Row Two: Suzy Beaver, Julie Gruenz President Runald Reagan gm 1: Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev a redimrpet xx'elcomei The two world Imdorg met in thhingmn, DC, for a threeiday summit meeting on arms control and other superpower concerns. i Thu world wazrhud as three California gray 1 whales xpont mare than two ix'ooks trapped in the icy waters of the Arctic 0mm ih Alaska. American and Suwct ul'tiirta hmlh' trccd the whales, Photos by Apxwm Wovld Photos CURRENT g: t r W Death and destruction followed in the wake of the December 1988 earthquake that devastated the country of Armenia and killed tens of thousands. Mining hIS arms in Victory, George Buuh won the 1088 race for the presidency, promising Americans a kinder, gentler nation, ALP, the lovable Alien Life Form, starred in his own NBC hit scrim. Amerira's favorite alien also appeared on various merchandigu a? EVE Rain Man rowiwd Bight AuldcniV Aimiri imminations, including Best Picture. Dllstin Hoffman earned a nomination fur Bust Ado for i115 role as an dutlsric man living, mwd UL of his inhoritantc by his bruthcr, 10m Cruiw The Irish rock group U2 won a 1988 Grammy Award for Album of the Year for The Ioshua Tree, which sold 12 million copies, Album hits included 'M'ith or Without You't and I Still Haven't Found , ; What I'm Lookmg Fot t h L ' Michael Jacksonis Bad sold more than 19 million copies worldwide. The chart breaking album was the hrst album in history to generate five number one singles, including HThe Way You Make Me Feel Bcieuelvd and bedazzjed, US, aprmter Htvrence Grifhth-anwr01me astounded the world Mth her performance at the 1988 Summer Olympics m Seoul, Korea, Her sisteriinilaw, track starrlackie JoynerKersee, joined Griffithlovmer in bringing home the gold. Panama's embattled strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega waved to supporters in the presidential palace in Panama City. ' With the launch of the space shuttle Discovery America rc-ontered space after the 198h Challenger digastert The successful launch took place at Kennedy Space Center in Soptcmbcr 1988. x m d v stin ' y- L t I 05 Angeles Dodgers winning pitcher and World Adm , t L Scrips MV P Orel Horshisor hvlpod the Dodgers defeat 1d nu: V . the Oakland AL 572 in the html gnmo. Roseanne Barr and John Goodman starred in one of the 1989 season's tupirated new comedy series, Roseanne, airing on ABC. g3! ACES. a Mu Plastic CXPIOHVCH wore Named for tho Crmh nf thu Vow xmrk-lmund PanAm nght 103 in Luckorhiv, Smiland, Dec, 21, 1988, Whirh killed. all :58 pvnplc m1 board, plus about a dozen pwplo on me gmund. Pholos by Ame World Photos C U D D E N T lli:,f Awareness, education and prevention were the watchwords in fighting, acquired immune deficiency smdmme sty Alarming Statistics urged a bioscience company to develop an AIDS test that shows results in as little as fwe minutes, Ihe 1988 drought damaged crops and slowed barge traffic all across the nation. Recordrmgh temperatures and little rainfall also thmatened m'ldlire and livestock A national smoking, ban went into offwt on all donwstic flights under It was. a never ending adwnmro in two hoursy raising snmkors, we and Tnontmm in the 1988 hit Who meH nonramokura' satisfachon. Roger RabbiP'C which dcwrh' mmbimo delightful animatiun with a cbnwdy m K SMOKINI FLIGHT thc ildlite we in N'ho ann T ' mmbim-d mwdy adx r The nation commemorated the 25th anniversary of John F. Kennedys death. Kennedy was shot as he rode in a caravan with his m'fe, Jackie, and Texas governor John Connally, in Dallas, Texas, Nov. 22, 1963. Hurricane Gilbert crossed Lhe island of Jamaica, lczm'ng thousands homeless, The hurricane also 5pawned tornados in Texas. Rock stars Tracy Chapman, Sung and Bruce Springsteen sang for the Human Rights NOWV concert for Amnesty International during a sm-week mm of 20 dties on hve comments. Its a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman's birthday! The granddaddy of comic book hems celebrated his 50th anniversary in Style in 1988, Brian Buitano of Sunnyvale, Callf., won the men's Olwnpit figure skating mmpetition m Calgary. Boitano was the first American to capture the gold at the XV Winter Ol'wnpics, The San Francisco Wars beat the Cindnnali angals 2046 in the last few minutes of Super Bowl XXIII in Miami. Nkwvuwkm u . . xem. n V gGlenside : Statign wwxmxmaizzz behind me for I may leave nks Kathy Neal. for walkin L mz- Thank you for a great y e best and most beautiful things in th i i i i l w WW Alice Lee Visco You are indeed, very special! We love you Mom and Dad WW Alice Robertiello Congratulations. We are proud of you and your accomplishment. Good luck in the future. We love you. Mom and Dad WM:- Audra Lader Dear Audra, To have a daughter like you, is to know a very special kind of love. I'm so proud of you- you did it! Love. Mom WW 8W4 Beth Shapiro No parent could have a better daughter than you! We are so proud of of everything you have accom- plished. May this be the beginning of many more wonderful events. Love, Mom and Dad Be th Longs treet Congratulations on your graduation. We're proud of you and your accomplishments. Best wishes for success and happiness in the future. Mother and Daddy I BiIIHalkO Congratulations on a fine job. We are very proud of you. You're special. Love, Mom, Dad, Gram and Family WWW Bill Welsh Congratulations!!! Words cannot express the pride and love in our hearts for you. May the future hold good health, Iove, and success. Keep smiling!! Mom, Dad. Joe 8: Krissy WW Brenda Armstrong We wish you Success, Happiness, and Health. As loving parents we know you will swim with the tide of success. and bask in the sunshine of posperity. Congratulations on your accomplishments, and our very Best Wishes for all your special friends and the class of 1989! Mom and Dad 163 164 W Cheryl L ynne Mascio Congratulations! We are very proud of your accomplishment. Love you always. Mom, Dad, Donna, Monica, Joey, Linda, Meri 5W! Cheryl Werlinsk y Your path to womanhood has been filled with love. hope, desire, striving and fulfilmenrt. May your continuing path through life produce the happi- ness and success you have strived for. With love always- Mom and Dad WW Julie Larkin Congratulations Julie! We are very proud of you. You did it. Love Dad, Mom, Mary, Billy WM;- Da wn Gallagher Best of luck always. We are very proud of you and love you. Mom Dad and Joey WW Deana E. Briggs The time has arrived for you to appreciate your initiative and intellect in pursuit of this notable achievement. Your enhanced maturity has been inspirational to me. Ap- proach your career with the same receptiveness and con- tinued growth will occur. I LOVE YOU, CONGRATULATIONS! A HEARTFELT MESSAGE FROM YOUR MOM Dear Benett, Knowing how bright and resourceful you are, ltts no surprise that you spent your college years so splen- didly. May your future provide you with the same satisfactions you've realized in the past four years. Love Mom and Dad W Edward Corbacio Congratulations Ed. Much success and happiness that you so richly deserve. We are very proud of you. Love ya Mom, Dad and Family Wh- E dward Gordon Congratulations! We are very proud of you! May your future be bright. Love Mom and Dad WWW Jane Elizabeth Fletcher Congratulations Jane! We are proud of your achievement. May you continue to give the world the very best of your abilities. Mom and Dad W Jolene Someone has said that two of the most important things you can give your children are Roots and Wings'. We gave you your roots, but you have earned you wings through desire, discipline and determination. As you begin your career in PT may you soar like an eagle, helping those with broken pinions and wounded spirits. Congratulations! Mom and Dad WWH Who's majored in love and caring, with a concentra- tion in courage, from her family who's incredibly proud. Mom, Pop, Anna, Tucker, Boulder, Edna, Tigger, Grandmam 8. Grampa. Andy Warhol 8t Roy Lichen- stein and Chubby, who was with you almost to the end WM:- Laura Fisher I'm proud of you. Congratulations!!!!!!!!! I love you. Steve Gilbert Wilt;- Leslie Anne Ernst Youlve always made us proud, but anything before now pales in comparison to the pride we have for you this day. May every step you take lead you to happiness and success and may every path you follow be paved with stardust. Mom and Dad with love WW Lisa Justine Boettger Constant hardwork, diligence and perseverence really do pay off. Your dream has become reality. Keep your optimism, dedication and enthusiasm. We are all very proud of you! We love You. Mom and Dad WW Lori Rae Brockway My happiest dreams for you have come true. May they continue forever. Mother and Father W L ynette McCauIIey It seems like only yesterday when we watched you take what you must have thought was your 'Death March' You have overcome that and alot more. We are very proud and love you very much. Best wishes for a rewarding future. Love Mom and Dad 165 W Mark Congratulations- May 26, 1989 Mom and Dad, Beth, David, Steve and Lisa W W Michael Paiss Congratulations! With Pride and Much Love, Mother WWW Pat Ridout And the Class of 1989 Congratulations and Good Luck! Mom, Dad, Sue, Craig, and Rebekah WW Renee My Darling Daugh ter, There are no words to express just how truly proud I am of you. I wish you all the sunshine and happiness in your life that you have brought into mine. You have grown to be such a beautiful, terrlfic, wonderful. fantastic, intelligent young woman. I Love You, Mom tProud as can hey Congratulations! Reach for the stars, honey, and always be the best you can be! With so much love, Toys WW Sonja M. Frey Youtve done it again . . . made us proud! Here's to success-however you define it-to one great daughter! May God bless and keep you always in His care. Love Ever, Dad and Mom Congratulations and best of luck. Wishing you continued success! Love Mom and Dad Greenberg WW Tracee Raising you has been a pure joy. Thank you for the memorable years. You have a great future because of your wonderful attitude of life, and your caring. Mom WWWW- KATIE BENSON Wk ! Kim Flach Our Kim, We are proud of you. We wish You sure have made 5 PROUD! you and yourfriends of the Class of 1989, Carollne Love your parents MJ. and U.BJ Congratulations Kimberly Travers! 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PA 18974 I he LOG staff would like to extend a special thanks to the following people: Larry Roper and Gale DiGiorgio, our advisors; Phil Klein, our Josten's repre- sentative; Chris Spencer of Spencer's Studio; Ellen Landau, the registrars office and Phyllis McNeff, for their continued help and guidance. We would also like to thank all those who submitted candid pictures: Brenda Armstrong, MarJun Ayati, Suzanne Beaver, Kris Berlinger. Barry Bernstein, Amy Beresnyak, Hillary Blair. Audrey Cruso, Cara Church, Joni Cirotti, Ed Corbaccio. Leslie Ernst. Dawn Gallagher, Gretchen Hauselt, Paula Hinds, Joanna Jaeger. Cindy Jenkins. Jeff Johnson. Doug Kemp, Beth Longstreet, Michelle Lutz. Karen Majaika. Su- san Mantz, Elizabeth McLaughlin. Kathy Neal, Sue Odell, Beth Pfeifer. Jennifer Pfleiger, Stacy Pirolli, Kate Perry, Tara Peterson, Amy Richardson. Dan Rhodes. Alice Ro- bertiello, Mindy Rosenzweig, Thomas Schumacher, Beth Shapiro, Kristin Shea. Sue Sieracki, Diane Shupp, Haig Tellalian. Sue Valentine. And to those ten staff members; Marjun Ayati, Cara Church, Arezoo Ghobadi. Joanna Jaeger, Cindy Jen- kins, Tracee Koch, Coleen McLaughlin. Carlos Orozco, Mindy Rosenzweig. and Jeff Weidner, your time and effort was greatly appreciated. A million thanks to the LOG staff! -From the Editor The LOG staff: Laura M. Fisher Editor donna I. glass Layout Editor Linda Vandergrift Photography Editor Michelle Schleicher Copy 8! Literary Editor Stacie Pirolii Treasurer 0 Joni Cirotti Business Manager