Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

i MAl f. V 5- .X- ' -: . -i ' • iy.v t ' M: • T. ' - . ' L: I .V.A: v •r r.- r - •._- ! ' Sj h., Jyi , ' -. ' T n, ' ., • - ■ ... -nii ivs-vt, ' • ' ' 5S«TjittlBSSSa, ■W •■ ■ Table of Contents Administration and Faculty 28 Student Life 66 Sports 108 Organizations 144 Seniors -. 190 Closing 229 Vf . • . - y? ' T •. -.•-• -, J?L-4 - X S - ■A .ir •f5 ' ' , -v L titnri Editor - Karen Butler Co-Editor — James Phillip Casey Administration and Faculty — Carol Schoff, Carol Means, Kathy Smith Student Life — Ellen Newson Drama — Robert Stolks Sports — Jerry Isikoff, Jim Flynn Organizations — Paula Phillips, Linda Koger, Linda Kunyiad, Cindy Cippoletti, Paul Cacaci Seniors — Cassandra Berberick, Michael Cast, Mike Slezak Lay-out Assistant — Marsha Carlin Advisor — Mr. David Hobe Photography — Ken Tatsuno, Dana Garner, Lewis Sandler It was a year of changes too many for some, too few for others. It was a year of moon walks and countless marches. Astronauts took steps for mankind while moratorium supporters stepped for peace. Voices of dissent were heard everywhere and the silent majority grew louder. American flogs and peace symbols hung together from windows and from the bumpers of cars. And somehow, Bethany was right there, caught up with everything, and at the same time, so far removed. We were allowed and encouraged to reach outside and grow and develop, to become worldly and wise. We were able to find new horizons and share new ideas. And yet we were also permitted and often urged, to stay within our brick walls and reap the peace and solitude and comfort they afforded. Some of us went to extremes; we became only worldly or we stayed only comfortable. And some of us were fortunate enough to shore the two. Bethanians ore sensitive people faced with infinite opportunities and boundless possibilities. To present on paper everything that these people represent and all that Bethany is, would be on impossible task. This book con only attempt to capture the mood and being of Bethany and its people. And it is dedicated to every student, faculty member, and administrator that mokes Bethany the very special place that it is. Quiet conversations And familiar surroundings . . . Often provide the tranquility needed during the academic year. .i :: )L. Friendship And the intermingling with others often provide a break from the tranquility. 10 II 12 13 14 And yet, always, there is a time for aloneness. A time to explore and to understand. 16 A time to know one ' s self. 17 18 v J : 1 H ■ S PB 4 m HJ ?« ' - v) ifl 19 20 «4-««  , jjyfw . pM K M 1 1 1 1 1 r 4 1 ll 1 1 L 1 m -....mSi 1 L ' ' : - . AlH 21 22 23 i VR iA . 24 25 The 1970 Bethanian Is Dedicated to the Late Dr. Bernal Robinson Weimer Who Served Bethany College So Faithfully for 49 Years, as Dean of the Faculty Acting President, and Chairman of the Biology Department. 27 (! „ ' ,_,- J 4 ' f ■ AdminMration --• ' ' ' ' ■M %t. ■ ' Dr. Perry Epier Gresham President A true leader can smile through his troubles and the troubles of those he leads. He is will- ing, he is ambitious, he is real. He is Dr. Perry Gresham. 30 Warner G. Peterson Executive Vice-President After eighteen years of administrative work. Dr. Warner G. Peterson left Bethany in the spring of 1 970. We, students and faculty, ex- tend a sad farewell to a man close to all who knew him. 31 Robert A. Sandercox Administration My God! What is there in this place that a man should ever want to get into it? James A. Garfield John Graham 32 I John S. Cunningham Darline B. Nicholson 33 Dr. Barrie Richardson John Hoffman Larry J. Frye 34 Walter Bortz Robert M. Nicholson 35 Joseph M. Kurey Theodore Bunnell 36 I John G. Patterson Meredith Norment Shirley Jacobs 37 Catherine Springer, R.N. Paul E. White Barton Updike 38 Glenn Cox Miss Joan Hall Miss Fran Dulany Lynn Queen 39 L Art It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance. Henry James Walter L. Kornowski Wesley J. Wagner Lowell N. Youngren 40 William R. Clark Chemistry Progress and satisfaction are born in the breaking apart of that which nature has created. Anonymous H. Donald Dawson 41 Wilma Shaner Biology All that is living is meant to be studied. Anonymous Bernal Robinson Weimer 42 James J. Sawtell Gary E. Larson Albert R. Buckelew Jr. 43 Ke Lun Wu Economics Money is the root of oil evil until those who are wise explain its concepts to the masses. Anonymous John D. Davis Charles E. Halt Randolph W. Cooey 44 Levering C. Bonar Education The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. Diogenes Dorothy Huestis John A. Spence John U. Davis Margaret Mathison 45 Helen Louise McGuffie Miss Mahaffey celebrates her 91st birthday. David J. Judy 46 Anthony L. Mitch English It is with books as with men a very small number play a great part. Voltaire John Raymond Taylor 47 Communications Down through the ages the means by which man commun- icates have determined his thoughts, his actions, his life. Marshall McLuhan David Lynn Hobe William J. Garvin :z, 48 r James W. Ccrty Jr. 49 Imagination is the only creator. Gibran Drama and Philosophy Herbert L. Drinnon There is a desire deep within the soul which drives man from the seen to the unseen to philosophy and to the divine. Gibran Robert E. Myers, Ph.D. 50 Robert E. Shoup Francis D. Mulcahy William Myers Sociology Society is the union of men but not men themselves; the citizens may perish, but man remains. Montesqueu Foreign Languages To share the tongues of other nations, is to help unite all of mankind. Anonymous Erhard Strobel Earl D. McKenzie, Ph.D. Ricardo Pastor 52 Marjorie S. Carty Theodore K. Kimpton Stephanie Lutgring Antoinette Camp 53 Arthur R. Kirkpatrick History and Political Science These are the recorders, the in- terpreters and the link between all the yesterdays and now. Anonymous John W. Lozier William L. Young, Chairman 54 Dale H. Porter, Ph.D. Chandler B. Shaw, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor Carl L. Schweinforth, Ph.D. 55 Bradford Tye, Chairman 56 Mathematics The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought. Havelock Ellis Hugh S. Ripps John S. Perrine James E. Allison 57 Music Every aspect, every facet, every part of life can be found in some melody. Anonymous Oliver Manning Katherine M. Metzner Daniel A. Margoni 58 Fine Arts Art is not a pastime but a priesthood. Jeon Cocfeou George Hauptfuehrer, Chairman Nina McGowan 59 Psychology Mickay Miller The science of the human mind. Wilbert S. Ray, Ph.D., Chairman , 1 ■ f- M H| w r (• H f S k Br ' ■■ ' ' ' ' ' ' j 1 ! B 1 i k I K ' ' n 1 60 Richard M. Thackray, Jr. ¥■ John Trevor Pierce, Ph.D. 61 Physics The laws of physics are the decrees of fate. Anonymous David T. Sideman 3 ' A f J «IU ' ■ £j i ' H ' ' ► ■ v.1 r - ' f ' Stanley L. Becker Hsioh-Ren Wei, Ph.D. 62 Robert Asher Preston, Ph.D. Jock R. Sibley Hiram J. Lester Religion A man without some sort of religion is at best, a poor reprobate, the football of destiny, with no tie linking him to infinity and the wondrous eternity that is begun with him. Richard Bruce Kenney, Ph.D. D. G. Mitchell 63 Don Ault, Robert Goin, Thomas Allen Physical Education Health and good estate of body are above all gold, and a strong body above infinite wealth. Apocrypha: Ecclesiasticus 40:15 Elizabeth Reed 64 Albert C. Applin, II Robert Riley John J. Knight, Chairman Susan W. Hanna 65 ' ■V a , V t ■ S P ? ■ V T ■ ' 67 Homecomin 68 Following the Bethany-Cose Tech gome, the 1 969 Homecoming festivities were high- lighted by Lester Lonin and his Orchestra in Olgebay ' s Glessner Auditorium. Wide- spread alumni and student porticipation made this year ' s September weekend the most successful yet. Donna Wood, Mary Eyman, Janet Pond, Sandra Jac- quin and Joanne Putnam were the nominees for Home- coming Queen. Miss Putnam (left) received the honor. Although the weather was dismal, spirits were kept high by fra- ternity and sorority open houses and the spirits they served their guests (upper right). 70 71 Our College Community The Components 72 A campus is not merely a conglomeration of buildi ngs and textbooks. It is something more; it is people — people whose individual lives interlock for a fev hours each day and give the campus its living, breathing soul. Bethany is one such campus. Its isolation from the bustling city and its small yet select enrollment foster intermingling with one another. The differentiation between academic status is practically negligible. Freshman or Senior — each is an integral component of the Bethany College Community. 73 College Is not only an interlocking of thoughts and emotion. It is foremost an institution of higher learning where the student is both academi- cally and culturally enriched. The Convocation Program at Bethany is designed to fulfill this multifaceted need for enrichment. Accordingly, programs this past year ranged from Senator Packwood ' s lecture (right) during the Earth Day Conference to Eleanor Steber ' s recit- al at the dedication of Steinman Hall (far right). 74 75 y r % n .A ' t y The Pan Hellenic and Inter Fraternity Councils intro- duced second semester rush this year. Opinions as to the worthiness of this innovation were varied, but full pledge classes indicated that the second semes- ter rush program is equally as effective as the for- mer system had been in previous years. 76 77 78 ♦. p l m f 1 ■T H 1 - ' ' J B 1 ' %wtf1 M I m IP V)S mm The Alpha Sigma Phi ' s (top) and the Pi Beta Phi ' s (above) share their happiness with their new pledges. Pat Ludlum (right) beams at receiving a bid from Zeta Tau Alpha. Entertainment 80 i W f w J M M HI 81 The female vocalist of leading rock group, Cold Blood, entertains students at Rine Field House (above). In marked musical contrast, the Vogues (far right), a more modulated but equally forceful group, also captivates the audience. 82 Students (left) enjoy themselves at one of Beth- any ' s all-campus parties. 83 This year ' s Social Committee under the direction of Hub Norton was able to satisfy the musical tastes of most everyone. Soul, hard rock, rhythm and blues, easy listening and folk music were all accounted for in the scheduling of groups. Folk singers Bat McGrath and Don Potter (middle pic- ture) entertain students during Spring Weekend. Student Bruce Gorman converses with a member of the Vanilla Fudge back stage (far right). 84 SeT. ipa m r • • ' M 11 ' 1 ► J Spring Weekend Friday, May 1 , 1 969, was a day of high-riding spirit and dripping mud as Bethany began its annual Spring Week- end. This year ' s theme taken from Italy resulted in toga-like dress and a festive Roman gala. As is customary, a king and queen were selected by the students from the many nominees. Mike Kaufman (below). Kappa Delta nominee, was honored as King while Georgianna Nanni, Woolery House nominee, was bestowed with the title of Spring Carni- val Queen. 88 til P5sr yiiA w_ 1 1-- 4S ■ K: ; .fl|  r; ' ' i v- y r - THE If ■lilies mm 90 91 92 And as the Weekend Continued 93 Greek Sin 94 Greek Sing was given its usual place of prominence on Mother ' s Day, Sunday, May 1 0, 1 970. The participants were well polished and competi- tion was unusually stiff. After considerable consultation among the judges the Kappa Alpha ' s under the leadership of Songleader Gary Strobel were finally presented with the award for the most vocally adept fraternity. The Zetas were the recipients of the sorority award. (Far left): Susan Gibboney, Phi Mu, leads her sisters in song while Kappa Deltas (left) sit on sidelines. (Below): Linda Aldridge directs the Alpha Xi Deltas. (Upper right): Delta Tau Deltas sing out in three part harmony. iJ . Drama ■5 .?.. - % ■•■! $ ' ;f ' Ly ' Of Mice and Men - v. , .-- r T h e A m e r c a n D r e a m J a n u a r y T e r m %s m mS ' - T ■ Aac The Zoo Story ib-. ■ Le B o u r g G e n t e I h o m m e -1 1 1 . ' ■Wtf nmh ■i 1 ifiir ' j ,t s lUI J i ?4 ' 4 4r -,■4 .. , wi . K-H-ii 1 IM ppHf WPaa B ' IMy M ' 1 ■ «■ t- _ uU ;k :ii= ff%7i£3  .a Fjp Wm .--,— ' . a iiki JjmI mjttt ' i ' ill r -..: ' ' SMMii - Mi BTWii MWI ' -.gy v ' « ' ...ttmy ' _.:; - : ' - f sMBMitt . 1 1 Royal Hunt of the Sun Not Pictured: Fantastics, The Visit, Three Penny Opera 101 % ' : 1 gpim i [1 i ■ •-• .1 - . With the onset of this school year the era of PEACE, LOVE and FLOWERS came into full swing. Whether evidenced by a simple smile (lower left) or by a mass demonstration for peace (left), the motive was often the same: a desire for freedom of expression. This freedom was virtually uninhibit- ed by Bethany College administration and resulted in the eventual liberalization of College policies while maintaining College ideals and principles. 103 104 ros X: _ -f ' «i iSiS S i ' -i - •J . J - J-disi .%• Dorts t07 ««4fl ss. J ' 1. 4 ' • ' t - -J ' A . II , .. 5?i- ' 5 J Jf- n i ft. v ie sT - , ' ?f C ' ' ' S ' - 4:-sri ' - ' - ■ ? ' j S fe. fcC SJ«K«S?S !h« « S !iW sports Footba no %.At ,-qcgoo T i-: ' - ' - aS-.? ' l i ' W Front row from left: Al Ch«cca, Mike Katopes, Mike Gomes, Mike Summers, Co-captains Ernie Whitted and Don Waugaman, Dennis Guop- pone, Manny Markos, Jock Heeney, John Devlin. Second row: George Overton, Steve Cocumelli, Jack Bogers, Keith Cline, Paul Krusey, Bill To- rowitz, Pat Mauro, Homed El Abd, Greg Smith, Terry Vogler. Third row: Eric Fisher, Neil Hortenstein, Steve Zerba, George Sleime, J oe Costan- tino. Bob Caruso, Tony Leo, Marty Marinoff, Tim AAaloney, John Bellissimo. Fourth row: Mark Hicks, Bob Schmidt, Jerry Loheyde, Mark Nichol- son, Bill Morrow, Don Swickard, Chuck Shepherd, Chuck Carpeto, Sam Rodokovich, Marty Kelly. Fifth row: Jim Godish, Tony Martorelli, Don Kochokji, Paul Markos, John Mitruski, Bob Jirak, Lenny Chavez, Bevan Dupre, Bill Lightenwolner, Phil Horvin. Sixth row: Greg McVeigh, Demry Brandon, Greg Stolz, Bill Ehrlich, Tom Richards, Joe Paolo, Jon Nelson, Rich Gunserek, Den VirKenzo, Greg Munn. last row: Trainer, Bob Riley; Assistant Head Coach Don Ault, Head Coach, Bob Goin, Assistant Coach, Tom Allen; Assistant Coach, Al Applin and Student Assistant Coach, Ray Koch. ' r BP j BP W S B l p y fl B|K say i,t canXbe done - c rpj 1 969 Football Results Bethany Opponent 42 Cose Tech 15 Allegheny 7 73 D.C. Teachers 6 20 Western Reserve 6 12 Thiel 34 16 John Carroll 31 33 Wash, and Jeff. 7 23 Grove City 15 Record: 6-2 PAC Finish: 2nd Ml 112 -i 113 k 114 (i( S 115 Wrestling 116 Standing, lefi to right: Manager, Jerry Keeler, Mike Baly, Ray Coger, Dan Swickard, Dennis Sparks, Jim Lidich, Glen Wade, Manager. Kneeling-. Coach Hugh Ripps, Bob Schmidt, James Clayton, Keith Nicholas, Jim St. Clair, Jay DiMorco, Bill Taczak, Tom Maggi. 1 970 Wrestling Results Bethany Opponent 5 Grove City 32 13 Duquense 29 2 Alderson-Braddus 39 2 Allegheny 36 California State 44 8 Case 32 8 Marietta 29 Akron 40 John Carroll 46 5 Thiel 40 13 Wash, and Jeff. 33 10 Thiel 31 3 Mount Union PAC Championships — 6th 39 117 t H ;-5S • t5JiJ , i j 4 . 118 1969 Soccer Results Bethany 2 Opponent Cose Tech 3 2 1 Slippery Rock 3 Alderson-Brooddus 4 4 1 4 Morris Harvey 3 Allegheny Mount Union 1 2 Western Reserve 2 John Carroll 2 Record: 4-3-1 PAC Finish: 2nd :.9«JiAi. ' : i ' : ' jrsiti ' s :«jf ;i t ' AM: Firsf row, left to right: Lester Roberts, Richard Cox, John Jenkins, Dove Williams, Styaianos Papadopoulous, Dexter Nichols, Joe Bowuoh, Lance Tecke, Joe Studick. Second row.- Jack Morgan, Tom Thurlow, Michael Stern, Whitney Lancaster, Doug Geier, Bill McKee, Jerry Bush, Doug Hottel, Paul Helsby, Rich Siconolfi, Gary Andy. Third row. Keven Salminen, Ismael El Abd, David Erb, Steve Otto, Gorrit Mayer, John Bossonge. 119 From left to right: Coach John Cunningham, Richard Cox, Jack Morgan, Stylianos Papadopoulos, Homed El Abd. I 120 1969 Cross Country Results Bethany Opponents 44 Case Tech 19 40 Carnegie-Mellon 20 27 Allegheny 29 31 Thiel 26 50 Mt. Union 15 44 John Carroll 18 PAC Championship! : 4th 122 First row, left to right: Chalmer Black, Chuck Shieb, Jim Liddle, Bob Turner (co-captains), Paul Stein, Jon Hub- bard. Second row.- Coach Al Applin, Tom Caracciolo, Russ Swank, Steve Kivitt, Rod Behler, and student assist- ant Jack Rosenberry. Cross Country ' - Ji From left to right: Bob Turner, Jack Rosenberry, James Liddle.  23 ,aii5afjl i p? 5 - i?r%a« -.-i •■• .  i _ A .; 124 .-.. 125 1 970 Basketball Bethany Opponent 91 Western Reserve 83 58 Muskingum 95 73 Wash, and Jeff. 86 58 Rand. -Macon 89 77 West. Maryland 60 87 Western Reserve 77 70 Case Tech 78 87 Wheeling College 92 77 John Carroll 91 83 Allegheny 70 69 Thiel 68 86 Case Tech 74 64 John Carroll 76 57 Marietta 60 75 Thiel 102 68 Allegheny 69 73 Grove City 96 69 Wash, and Jeff. Record: 7-11 66 126 First row, left to right: Steve Vitchner, Lee Eck, Greg Wagner, Captain Jack Kostur, Don Jackson, Larry Sanders, Randy Fox, Bob Matthews. Second row.- Jack Rosenberry, Student Assistant Coach, Neil Kiefer, Jim Dailer, Paul Davenport, Bill Pocock, Dewey McKay, Lorry Sadler, Rod Lake, Bob Riley, Assistant Coach, Coach Tom Allen. Last row: Manager, Bruce Horsley, Greg Munn, Dennis Peterson, Doug Sadler, Don Cobb, Mel Hill. Basketba 127 P K m 1 iZTi T fl i rrll|.l P P ' j- ff r 1 M n 1 PM JlI 9 H r 1 B 128 129 130 131 1 970 Tennis Results Bethany Opponents 9 Steub enville 8 Fairmont State 1 9 Mount Union 7V2 John Carroll IV2 9 Geneva 5 5 9 Allegheny Grove City Case 4 4 6 4 Morris Harvey Wash, and Jeff. PAC: 2nd 3 5 Fronf row: Cliff Mazzetti, Thomas Thurlow, Robert Lamb. Bock row: Coach Joe Kurey, Joe Keys, Carol Hunter, Kurt Spencer, William Curse, James Kammonn, Joe Krojso, Thomas Sanders. 132 wmmwm mmmmm 133 134 Baseba 1970 Baseball Results Bethany Opponent 4 Steubenville 3 6 Western Reserve 1 3 Allegheny 5 8 Wash, and Jeff. 2 10 Thiel 5 Allegheny 2 6 Case 1 Wash, and Jeff. 4 3 Theil 2 1 Mt. Union 4 4 Western Reserve 6 5 Duquense 9 1 First row, left to right: Scott Griffin, Jack Bowers, Joe Studick, Bill Torowicz, Tom Becze, Dennis Robinson, Manny Markos, Pat Mauro, Sarge, Paul Markos, Mark Hicks. Second row.- Don Waugaman, Niel Kiefer, Rod Lake, Dewey McKay, Paul Soly, Terry Vogler, Sam Radakovitch, Chuck Carpeta, Steve Vitchner, Larry Saddler, Greg Munn, and Coach Al Applin. 135 136 ) I J i JT % ' % J 1 J 1 i.  mirwit Front row, left to right: Coach Tom Allen, Tom Caraccilo, Jim Liddle, Chalmer Black, Joe Bawuah, Gary Strobel, Tim Moloney, Poul Stein, Rich Siconolffi, Gordon Guist, Jim St. Clair. Bock row, left to right: John Hubbard, Colin Sanford, Mark Nicholson, Rod Behler, Rod Conoway, Jon Fronzolino, Bob Mattews, Greg Smith, Demrey Brandon, Steve Edwards, Assistant Coach Don Ault. 1 970 Track Results Bethany Opponents 7th Marietta Relays 41 Grove City 104 7 Mount Union 107 Case 591 2 94 Allegheny 52 60 John Carroll 80 781 2 Wash, and Jeff. 29 Waynesburg 72 69 Thiel 75 82 Western Reserve PAC: 5th 64 138 U.-,, ; .. ' ,. .V 139 I 140 Swimmin 1970 Swimming Results Bethany Opponent 40 West Virginia U. 64 40 Allegheny 63 77 Case 27 51 Indiana 53 59 Carnegie Mellon 44 55 Wash, and Jeff. 47 67 Thiel 34 33 Grove City 70 PAC: Championships 1 st ' s assw - - The 1 969-70 Bethany College swimming team includes: Fronf row, left to right: Don Waugaman, Manager, Larry Weiss, Co-captain John Murray, Co-captain Jim Veres, Richard Moloney, Steve Soloway, Manager and Coach Al Applin. Second row.- Rich Siconolfi, Cliff Wright, Kevin Davis, John Mulder, Thomas Emch, Dove Nicholson, George Koszolka and Bruce Feldman. 141 142 IHD. WlSlSlBiiiE 143 ( , j«3any.j! f 5sfe s ' - «  P! f«S«SS ' - ' jj ' ; i - f It ' i f : f t t ' -- ■• i t Jf 4 - 1 i A ' 0 43%: i «ar ' ' J? First row, . to r.: Judy Polen, Pat Mohan, Nancy Penrose, Thelma Willis. Second row.- Jo Ann Rector, Ellen MacConnachie, Jane Whittaker, Karen Walters, Robin Brown. The Women ' s Recreation Association encourages the participation of all women in a physical education and recreational program. Basketball, vol- leyball, tennis, hockey, softball and archery are played in competition with tri-state colleges during the year. 146 At the end of each year, several upperclass women ore chosen to aid the next year ' s freshmen. These women live in the freshman dorm and counsel them on any problems they may encounter. Floor, . fo r.: Kathy Cham, Linda Dorzie, Jan Campbell. Couch, I. to r.: Jill Hogsett, Carrie Levandoski, Linda Aldridge. Standing, I. }o r..- Sue Atkinson, Debbi Ali, Cyndi Sickmon, Kay Gorenflo. 147 The Economics Club reactivated in 1 965 in an attempt to give those students interested in Economics a closer tie with the real world of business and to supplement classroom discussions. This year the club sponsored a trip to Detroit. Left to right: Mr. Cooey, Robert Wipkey, Michael Braunlich, Michael Bailey, Logon Hossig, Rico Mortinel li, Lee Shaetter, Marlice Tompkinson, Joe Mariah, Evelyn Hanno, Jeff Tucker, Winfield Hardy. iBflilillSSiEiCl 554«. J. M ■nSSsaBSSBBBSHH - i ' ' - h 148 WVBC-FM was established in 1 965 and operates on 88.1 megacycles. It provides news, weather, and music, along with educational programming, test schedules, times, and dates of college. It expresses student opinion and provides a fresh source of com- munication on Bethany ' s campus. Paula Phillips, one of WVBC ' s newscasters and Mr. William Garvin, station director. Left to right: Rob Shepherd, Ric Fisher, Terry Craig (librarian), Gary Strobel, Clark Fullerton, Jock Denslow, Barry McDon- ald, Dan Martin, Doug Scha- ber. 149 Alpha Phi Chapter of Beta Beta Beta is an honorary society for students of biolog- ical sciences. Membership is gained through high academic achievement in cours- es including Biology and a set standard must also be maintained in other courses. Tri-Beta ' s purpose is to promote investigation into the life sciences. Left fo nght: Ed Pbrter, Dr. Weimer, John Mellaci, Paul Helsby, Mrs. Larson, Dr. Larson, Kothy Denton, Bob Miller, Doug Johnson, Duke Yearsley, Stan Bastacky, Jean Collenberg, Lynn Richards, Bill Robbins, Kathy Bud- zak. Rod Frazier, Mr. Sawtell, Judy Rolen, Mr. Buckelew, Bill Randolph, Gordon Guist, Gary Strobel, Jennifer Dunlap, Chuck Ferryman, Paul Leicher, Frank Gerratana, Brad Ostroff, Rich Moloney. 150 The Second Generation Students are those enrolled this academic year whose relatives have attended Beth- any College in the past. left to right: Metta Miller, Kathy Hoagland, Pete Prosser, Greg McVeigh, Jim McCord, Rick Canfield, Bruce Waramore, Diane Meess, Anne Welles, Dianne Homan, Logan Hassig. The Psychology Club has as its main purpose, discussion, and experimentation into the various branches of the field of clinical psychology. This year a number of experiments were conducted in which other Bethany students participated. Left to right: Dr. Ray, Joe Mariah, Jim Brownfield, Kathy Horst, Steve Blum, Pat Ferraris, Thelma Willis. 151 This year our Foreign Students come from as far as Hong Kong and as near as Canada. They give Bethany Students an insight into their particular culture. Left to right: Andrea Lasorsa, Rajen Sharma, Susumu Shirono, Ken Tatsuno, Rawi Tabbah, Rita Ho, Marlice Tompkinson, Ismail El Abd. Left to right: Pauline Chou, Joe Bawuah, Amy Barker, Marlice Tompkinson, Susumu Shirono, Alosi Moloi. 152 The Association of Women Students is composed of oil women on Bethany ' s campus. The representatives and officers meet to make and revise campus rules and regulations. In addition, they also sponsor several activities, including the Spring Carnival and May Morning Breakfast. Front row, left to right: Wendy Himmel, Barb Hoagland, Sally Duncan, Linda Dorazio. Second row: Kaye Gorenflo, Allison Winichi, Jo Cunningham, Patsy Lee, Beth Reichold, Judy Polen. 53 Left to right: Judy Black, Linda Lammart, Nancy Cooper, Joanne Cunningham, Jane Goodrich, Nancy Struckle, Kathy Dumbaugh, Cindy Haines, Gin Deer, Jill Klawo ns, Kathy Houston, Cristi Jacobs, Betsy Mozier, Pat Far- Panhellenic Counci I.F.C Left to right: William S. Clark James Duff Ralph J. Little Jock Bogers Ken Mieike Gary Strobel Steve Groetzinger John Warrick Richard A. Page Tom W. Emch Richard Cox Bob Poscuzzi Frederick Neuman D. Devonshire Phi Alpha Theta Row 7, left to right: Logan Hassig, Brad Ostroff, Rick Hull, Brent Mulgrew, Dr. Show. Row 2: Sally Dun- can, Becky Mullooly, Girl Student, Sue Green, Cathy Charm, Mr. Youngren. Row 3: Dr. Kirkpatrick, Mr. Schweln- furth, Mike Caulley, Dr. Porter, Ken Mielke. The Mu Epsilon Chapter of Phi Alpha Theto, honorary national historical fraternity was established at Bethany in 1 967. Students and professor members are elected on the basis of excellence in the study of history. The Newman Club The Newman Club is representative of the Catholic Community on Beth- any ' s Campus. 155 Woolery is an independent men ' s dorm. Left to right on balcony: Terry Coffield, Mike Dickson, Tom Betelly, Jay Hamilton, Paul Van Dyke, Skip Sanders, Doug Savacol, Pasco Loffredo, Jim Kammon, Doug Schaber, Doug Sadler, Tony Leo, Jerry Keeler, Clark Fullerton, Brad Joseph, Gary Kurstin, Doug Geier, Bruce Lamone. Standing: Mike Kos- tecky, Bruce Bernardo, Ken Valuska, Eric Fisher, Bob Caruso, John Bellisimo, Neil Hattenstein. The Independent Women at Bethany are those women students not affiliated with a sorority. The women hold regular meetings and have a significant voice in cam- pus affairs. Row 1, left to right: C. J. Haury, Glenda Weekly, Karen Barnett, Linda Ensign, Lynn Stockford, Kris Pond, Kathy Griggs. Row 2: Barb Draper, Sue Porterfield, Carol Hults, Judy Polen. Row 3: Marion Thompson, Cathy Young, Sue Boehm, Carol Boiden, Sue Wie- gand, Linda Martelock, Bev Tho- mas. 156 Left to right, row h Don Waogaman, Jay Demarco, Jack Heeny, Dave Zarnoch, Jim St. Ciair. Row 2: Joe Maria, Mike Caully, Bob Turner, Steve Edwards, Jim Liddle, Jock Kostur, Fuzzy Williams, Tom Thurlow. Row S.- Curtis Spencer, Gary Strobel, Rich Siconolfi, Bill Tazock, Paul Krusey, John Sompsky, Don Jackson. Row 4: Denny Robinson, Joe Studick, Bill Torowitz, Al Dean, Pat Mauro, Mike Summers, Paul Stein, Jack Bogers, John Hubbard, Hammed El-Abd, Chuck Carpetta. Varsity B 157 Who ' s Who Who ' s Who is a nation wide com- piling of outstanding and in- volved students on the country ' s college campuses. Seated, top to bottom: Styrios Papadopolos, Susan Bolo- gna, Joe Maria, Rich Cassucio, Rick Hull, Mike Boly, Carol Hanson, Doug Beery, Jim St. Clair. L fo r.: Lance Tocke, George Nanni, Marty Marinoff. Socia Committee 158 International Relations Club (above) Left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Lozrer, Doug Hottel, Kevin Rooney, Dr. Mandic, Marty Cahill, Bonnie Kittle, Barry Piacenzo, Joe Bauwah, Dr. Schweinfurth. (left) Marty Cahill, Dr. Peter Mandic, Bon- nie Kittle. f59 Omicron Delta Epsilon The Tau Chapter of Omicron Delta Epsilon is the national honor society in Economics. Es- tablished at Bethany in 1 960, only students who have completed 1 2 or more semester hours of economics with a 3.25 average or better and at least junior standing are eligi- ble for membership. Left to right: James Yurko, Lydia Thackeray, John Morford. SNEA 160 McEachern Ha French Club 161 I. to R.; Karen Butler, Rawi Taba, Phil Casey, Mr. Garvin, Laura Green, Paula Phillips. Pi Delta Theta Encounter 162 Bethanian Editor Karen Butler and assistant editor James Phillip Casey. Left to right: Ken Tatsuno, Karen Butler. 2nd row: Carol Means, Paula Phillips. 3rd row: Kathy Smith, Carol Schoff. 4ih row: Linda Kunyiad, Cindy Cippoletti, Phil Casey. Missing: Ellen Newson, Marsha Carlin, Jerry Isacoff, Jim Flynn, Linda Koger, Paul Caccachi. 163 Leff to right: Kay Gorenflo, Carolyn Putnam, Ginny Hanna, Donna Zulo, Laura Goldsmith, Kothy Conklin, Sherry Cox, Heather Otto. Cheerleaders 164 President Bill Hawkins and vice-president Karen Butler. SBOG Cristi Jacobs, Karen Butler, Joe Mayernick, Bill Warnkey, Bill Hawkins and voting body of SBOG representa- tives. 165 © © © 1 . Mike Baly 2. Jay Smith 3. Tony Bernardo 4. Scott Stewart 5. Ken Tatsuno 6. Tom Becze 7. Brad Ostroff 8. Bill Clark 9. Kevin Coit 166 1 1 r- -■ ' ' Alpha Sigma Phi 10. Dave Williams 19. Logan Hassig 28. Dextor Nichols 11. Tom Jeffers 20. George Waterbury 29. Dan Molinov ski 12. Kevin Davis 21. 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W w.- ' j « .. r- Seniors Carol Borden Adorns Margaret Ann Akers Hugh Bertram Alpeter Michael Boer Michele Solomon Boer Michael Boly III 192 Stanford M. Bastacky Barbara Margaret Banscher Andrew Berkner Thomas David Becze Rodney L. Behler 193 Cassandra Ann Berberick Anthony P. Bernardo Linda Ruth Blank Susan Bologna 194 Harry Richard Bourdeau Roberta Hazel Boyd James Philip Casey John Richard Casuccio Albert Louis Checca, Jr. i 195 Michael Arthur Cauley Jean Ridings Collenberg James Edward Corcoran Derorah Lynncore Catherine Ann Covelle William Edwards Craft 196 Brenda Marie Cramblet John J. Devlin Sandra Yanssens Devonshire James Burke Dimarco John Robert Dinin 197 Diane Elaine Dorrell Nancy Patterson Else Mary Wayne Eyman Darrell Charles Filler I 198 Margaret Hellen Fischer Erk Glenn Fischman David Andrew Frankel Clark Richard Fullerton Frank Joseph Gerratana 199 Pamela Jean Golden J. Keith Green John Howard Greenfield Martha Ann Griffith Evelyn Virginia Hanna Michael Dennis Guappone 200 Carol Lynn Hansen kThomas Gale Hanson E. Winfield Hardy Logan Martin Hassig Lisa Hauptfuehrer 201 Clarejean Ellen Haury Paul Meredith Helsby Sarah Ann Hill Thomas T. Hinds L nn Gerald Hoback 202 William Robert Houghton Gail Ann Houston Robert Edward Hudson III Carole Lynn Hults Hartford Cheney Inlow II 203 1 -jjKvaaaeawa HT; 1.? 1 Hf fl 4 ' Vr fl ■ ■ . .i y Hl ' l Lynn Menzel Inlow Sandra Jacob Sandra Lee Jacquin Virginia Ann Johnston Maria Duff Kennedy 204 Virginia Davis Kennedy Maty K. Kerrish Crystal Marie Kirk Joseph John Krajsa Margaret Jane Kravchuk 205 Dennis Carl Lake Karen Lynn Leaf Paul Jeffty Leichter James Monroe Liddle Klova Ann Litman 206 Pamela Diane Loucks Samuel Albert Maccarone Ellen MacConnachie George Daniel Magurn Larry Thomas Main 207 Richard Weaver Moloney Donna Elizabeth Morchont Joseph Anthony Michael Maria Nancy Elaine Morrison 208 Carol Moyer Stephen Charles Nelson Sara Lynn Nickel Steven Morison O ' Connell Norman D. Orlando 209 Francis Cecelia Perelman George Hoffman Perelman Charles Alexander Ferryman Renee Danette Petrola Nancy Pitkin 210 211 Joann Nevin Rector Charles Sherman Reese Mary Ellen Rich Marilyn Jean Richards 212 Susan Roberts Kevin Michael Rooney Jack L. Rosenberry Patricia K. Ross 213 Judith Evelyn Royce Stephen Bernard Ruben Sherry Beerens Sagek Douglas W. Savacool Elly Dayle Schayne 214 Janet Marie Schneider Larry Sesto Michael Edward Slezak Alan F. Smith Bruce Sosler Mary Jo Stanley 215 T! ' . ' f !-«i J ■ -- ,A, . ■ m . ----- ■ i L ' !■ WN IB 1 Marcus Glenn Stauffer, Jr. James Dixon St. Clair Kathleen Bailey Steber George E. Steber Charlotte Blair Stewart 216 T. C. Stoner Jeffrey Harper Stuek Patricia A. Trager Robert Calvin Turner Joan Francis Urband Kenneth W. Valuska 217 Juliana Vanarsdale Karen Lynn Walters Brooke Ann Ward Donald Walton Wagerman Larry David Weiss 218 Anthony Stephen Weishner, Jr. Gail Lynn Werthwein Norman Paul Wolfhope David Ralph Williams Gail Adair Winchester 219 Kathryn Foyles Woodroe Jan Conway Wroten Earle Foster Yearsley Catherine Ann Young David Michael Zarnoch 220 Not Pictured Kenneth Dale Bailey Michael G. Bourcy Michael F. Braunlich Richard Brooks Confield George Lee Cooey Roger Harry Covert Paul William Davidson Susan Dougherty Davis Steven John Edv ards David Ernst Furniss Miguel L. Gomes, Jr. Frank Gomez John William Heeney Harold David Hoog, Jr. Richard Joseph Hull, II Carol Mae Hunter Marvin William Jones David Phillip Kaplan Michael Gerald Katopes David Ross Ketcham James L. Knapp John Paul Kostur David M. Lawler Beth Hanno McFodden Jewell Ann K. Miller Charles R. Modico John B. Murray Michael R. Ney George H. Norton Stylionos G. Papadopoulos Warren Garfield Purdy Lawrence B. Richardson Garry P. Ross Christine B. Soolbach Charles Curtis Stout Michael John Summers James Veres Walter Dennis Wagner Catherine Wallace Donna Carol Wood i B i l | B I ! ■ilS B 1 1 t mm ' 221 Senior Index tors; Tower; Football Team. CAROL BORDEN ADAMS: Moundsville, W. Va.; B.A. Sociology; Independent Women ' s Association; Har- binger Staff; International Relations Club (Secreta- ry); Sociology-Anthropology Club; Spanish Club; Student Board of Governors. MARGARET ANN AKERS: Wheeling, W. Va.; B.A. English; Phi Mu; Sophomore Counselor; Dean ' s List; Gamma Sigma Kappo; Literary Club; Encounter. HUGH B. ALPETER: Akron, Ohio; B.A. Communica- tions; Alpha Sigma Phi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Toma- hawk Editor — Alpha Sigma Phi; Tower Staff; Ski Club; Economics Club. B MICHAEL ALAN BAER: Bedford, N. Y.; B.A. Communi- cations; Alpha Sigma Phi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Varsity Wrestling; Newspaper; Harbinger; Economics Club. THOMAS DAVID BECZE: West Mifflin, Pa.; B.A. Reli- gion; Alpha Sigma Phi; Concert Choir; Male Chorus; Musicals; Baseball Team; Football Team. RODNEY LEE BEHLER: Perry Hall, Md.; B.S. Mathe- matics; Gamma Sigma Kappa; Cross-Country Team; Track Team. CASSANDRA ANN BERBERICK: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Sociology; Psychology Club; Sociology- Anthropology Club; Ski Club; Newman Society; Properties for Plays; Departmental Assistant, So- ciology; Bethanian. ANTHONY PETER BERNARDO: Glenshaw, Pa.; B.A. Psychology; Alpha Sigma Phi; Intramural Sports; Fraternity Pledge Trainer, Social Chairman. LINDA RUTH BLANK: Bakerstown, Pa.; B.A. Sociolo- gy; Alpha Xi Delta; Social Committee. MICHAEL BALY, III: Weirton, W. Va.; B.A. Economics; Alpha Sigma Phi; Kalon; Who ' s Who; Resident As- sistant; Proctor; Male Chorus; Concert Choir; Presi- dent of Economics Club; Wrestling Team; Fraternity Recording Secretary; WVBC; Cultural Affairs Com- mittee; IFC; Wrestling Team. SUSAN BOLOGNA: Hewlett, N. Y.; B.A. Spanish; Pi Beta Phi; Dean ' s List; Gamma Sigma Kappa; Kalon, Who ' s Who; Lambda Iota Tau; IRC; French Club; Spanish Club, Secretary; SNEA; Newman Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Interfaith Council, Secretary; Sorority Recording Secretary. BARBARA MARGARET BANSCHER: Cranford, N. J.; B.A. Sociology; Phi Mu; Pan-Hellenic Council; Stu- dent National Education Association; Tutorial Pro- gram. STANFORD M. BASTACKY: Munhall, Pa.; B.S. Biolo- gy; Delta Tau Delta; Beta Beta Beta; Fraternity Vice-President and Recording Secretary; Assistant, Biology Department; Assistant, Computer Center; WVBC; Chemistry Club; International Relations Club, Treasurer. ANDREW BECKNER: New Cumberland, W. Va.; B.A. Economics; Beta Theta Pi; SBOG — Board of Audi- ROBERTA H. BOYD: Shadyside, Ohio; B.S. Mathe- matics; Pi Beta Phi; Honor ' s Program; Dean ' s List; IRC, Secretary; Chemistry Club, Encounter; Tutorial Program; Interfaith Council; Sorority Treasurer, Membership Chairman. MICHAEL F. BRAUNLICH: Wheeling, W. Va.; B.A. Ec- onomics; Economics Club; Varsity Football. DANIEL LANCE BURKHART: Bethany, W. Va.; B.A. Religion; Beta Theta Pi; Who ' s Who; Kalon; Clew Chairman; Board of Communications; Harbinger Ed- itor; Religious Activities Council. 222 JAMES PHILIP CASEY: Lexington, Ky.; B.A. Communi- cations; Kappa Alpha; Who ' s Who; Pi Delta Epsilon; President of Fraternity; Tower; Assistant Editor of Bethanian; Radio Station; College Council; Board of Communications; Dorm Council; Pi Delta Epsilon Award of Merit; Recording Secretary of Fraternity, Resident Assistant, Intra-Fraternity Council. JOHN RICHARD CASUCCIO: Steubenville, O.; B.S. Chemistry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Beta Beta Beta; Gamma Sigma Kappa; Who ' s Who; Band; President of Fraternity; College Council; Inter- fraternity Council. MICHAEL ARTHUR CAULEY: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. His- tory and Political Science; Kappa Alpha; Senior Fel- low, History; Dean ' s List; President of Phi Alpha Theta; Fraternity Scholarship Board; SBOG; Offi- cer, Interfroternity Council; Economics Club; IRC; In- termurals. ALBERT LOUIS CHECCA: Steubenville, O.; B.A. So- ciology; Sigma Nu; Varsity Football; Sigma Nu, Lt. Commander. JEAN RIDING COLLENBERG: Swathmore, Pa.; B.A. Biology; Beta Beta Beta; Hockey; Softball. CATHERINE ANN COVELLE: Birmingham, Mich.; B.A. Communications; Phi Mu; Pi Delta Epsilon; Radio; Tower; IRC; Sorority Registrar and House Manager. Merit Award, Art; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity B; Art Club, Vice President; Dramatics. JOHN ROBERT DININ: Valhalla, N. Y.; B.A. History; Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List; SBOG; IFC; Treasurer and Secretary, Kappa Alpha; Intramurals. DENNIS PRESTON DONALDSON: Bethany, W. Va.; B.A. Physical Education; Sigma Nu; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity B; President, Wollery; All PAC. DIANE ELAINE DORRELL: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Ele- mentary Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Teacher Educa- tion Advisory Committee; President, Secretary, As- sistant Rush Chairman, Zeta Tau Alpha; Panhellenic; Sophomore Counselor; SBOG; CLEW; Tri-State Peace Committee. STEPHEN JOHN EDWARDS: Easton, Conn.; B.S. Biol- ogy and Chemistry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Tri Beta; Vice President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football and Track; Varsity B; Chemistry Club. MARY WAYNE EYMAN: Verona, Pa.; B.A. Communi- cations; Alpha Xi Delta; Dean ' s List; Pi Delta Epsi- lon; Social Chairman, Alpha Xi Delta; WVBC; Tower-Greek Editor; Economics Club; Intramurals. WILLIAM EDGAR CRAFT: Wellsburg, W. Va.; B.A. Psychology; Psychology Society. JOHN JOSEPH DEVLIN: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Sociolo- gy; Sigma Nu; College Council; Commander, Sigma Nu; Varsity Football. JAMES BURKE DIMARCO: Cheltenham, Pa.; B.A. Art; DARRELL CHARLES FILLER: Salem, O.; B.A. Religion; Dean ' s List; Concert Choir; Mole Chorus; WVBC; Koinonio; Encounter; Departmental Assistant. MARGARET HELEN FISHER: Washington, D. C; B.A. Music; Confert Choir; Independent Women Associ- ation; Intramurals; Dramatics. CLARK RICHARD FULLERTON: Martins Ferry, O.; B.A. Communications; Pi Delta Epsilon, Treasurer; 223 WVBC; Tower, Staff; Student National Education Association. ALBERT MARTIN GARDNER: Wheeling, W. Va., B.A. Economics. FRANK JOSEPH GERRATANA: Trumbull, Conn.; B.S. Biology; Delta Tou Delta; Dean ' s List; Tri Beta, Presi- dent; Gamma Sigma Kappa, Secretary; Senior Fel- low, Biology; Chemistry Club; Band; Orchestra. PAMELA JEAN GOLDEN: Wheeling, W. Va.; B.A. English; Kappa Delta; Student Advisor; Stifel Scholarship; D.A.R. Schol arship; Encounter; Mes- siah Chorus; WVBC; SBOG, Social Committee; French Club; House Council; Sorority Social Chair- man. FRANK GOMEZ: Teaneck, N. J.; B.A. History; Beta Theto Pi; Concert Choir; Male Chorus; Dramatics; Varsity Soccer. JEFFRY KEITH GREEN: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Communi- cations; Kalon, Vice President; Departmental Assist- ant, Communications; Pi Delta Epsilon; Who ' s Who; WVBC; Tower, Editor and Chief; College Council; SBOG, Public Relations Director; President McEach- ern Housing Association. JOHN HOWARD GREENFIELD: Conneautville, Pa.; B.S. Biology; Alpha Sigma Phi; Beta Beta Beta; So- cial Privileges, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; International Relations Club; American Institute Biological Sci- ences; Intermurals. MARTHA ANN GRIFFITH: Johnstown, Pa.; B.A. Art; Pi Mu; Secretary AWS. MICHAEL DENNIS GUAPPONE: Poland, O.; B.A. Ec- onomics; Sigma Nu; Secretary and Song Leader, Sigma Nu; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity B Club; Economics Club; Bethonian. H BETH C. HANNA: N. Scituate, R. I.; B.A. Art; Zeta Tau Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; Tower; SBOG, Social Com- mittee; Intermurals. EVELYN VIRGINIA HANNA: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Eco- nomics; Alpha Xi Delta; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Kalon; Gamma Sigma Kappa; Omicrom Delta Epsi- lon; Sophomore Counselor; Departmental Assistant, Economics; Cheerleader; College Council; Econom- ics Club; President of Alpha Xi Delta; Panhellenic Council. CAROL LYNN HANSON: Ridgewood, N. J.; B.A. Edu- cation; Alpha Xi Delta; Senior Fellow, Education; Outstanding Junior Woman Award; Kalon; Who ' s Who; Dean List; Panhellenic Council, President, Vice-President; Philanthropy Chairman; Assistant Rush Chairman; Ski Club, Program Coordinator; Orientation Committee; Student Advisor; Student Court; Co-Chairman of CLEW. WINFIELD E. HARDY: Brecksville, Ohio; B.A. Econom- ics; Phi Kappa Tau; Economics Club; Intramurals. LISA LOUISE HAUPTFUEHRER: Bethany, W. Va.; B.A. Sociology; Concert Choir. CLAREJEAN ELLEN HAURY: S. Wales, N. Y.; B.A. Education; Dean ' s List; Departmental Assistant, Religion; Independent Women, President; WVBC; Tutorial Program, Co-Chairman; Concert Choir; Koi- nonia; Jewish Fellowship; Band; Orchestra; Dramat- ics. JOHN WILLIAM HEENEY: Newburgh, N. Y.; B.A. Physical Education; Beta Theta Pi; Ski Club; Varsity Football. THOMAS T. HINDS: Bethany, W. Va.; B.A. Social Studies; Football Team; Baseball Team Manager; In- tramurals. 224 LYNN GERALD HOBACK: Zanesville, Ohio; B.A. So- ciology; Kappa Alpha; Varsity Baseball; Basketball Team. ciology; Sigma Nu; Football Team. WILLIAM ROBERT HOUGHTON: Newton, Conn.; B.S. Biology; Beta Beta Beta; Soccer Team. RICHARD JOSEPH HULL: Akron, Ohio; B.A. Religion; Alpha Sigma Phi; Dean ' s List; Kalon; Alpha Psi Omega; Student Court; SBOG; Dramatics; Tutorial Program. CAROLE LYNN HULTS: Coraopolis, Pa.; B.A. Educa- tion; Harbinger, Editor; Tutorial Program; Messiah Choir; Church Choir. CAROL MAE HUNTER: Woodbridge, Conn.; B.A. Edu- cation; Zeta Tau Alpha; Sophomore Counselor; Varsity Tennis. VIRGINIA D. KENNEDY: Pine Beach, N. J.; B.A. Edu- cation; Zeta Tau Alpha; Social Committee; Sorority Standards Chairman, Social Chairman. DAVID ROSS KETCHAM: Summit, N. J.; B.A. Commu- nications; Kappa Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; V VBC; Bethanian; Tower; Vice-President of Senior Class; Fraternity Rush Chairman, Athletic Chairman, Cor- responding Secretary. CRYSTAL MARIE KIRK: St. Clairsville, Pa.; B.A. Art; Pi Beta Phi; WRA; Art Club. RAYMOND R. KOCH: Verona, Pa.; B.A. Physical Edu- cation; Sigma Nu; Varsity Football; All-American. I HARTFORD CHENEY INLOW: Dolton, Conn.; B.A. Religion; Beta Theto Pi; Who ' s Who; Kalon; Sopho- more Leadership Award; Outstanding Junior Award; Senior Fellow, Religion; Dean ' s List; Student Court; Encounter; CLEW Co-Chairmon; Koinonia; Concert Choir; Varsity B; Varsity Football; Track Team. J SANDRA JACOB: Amityville, N. Y.; B.A. Physical Edu- cation; Kappa Delta; Departmental Assistant; WRA; Women ' s Athletics, Coach; Intramurals; Band. JACK PAUL KOSTUR: Follansbee, W. Va.; B.A. Physi- cal Education; Beta Theta Pi; Who ' s Who; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball. JOSEPH JOHN KRAJSA: Pennsburg, Pa.; B.A. History; Beta Theta Pi; Who ' s Who; Tower; WVBC; Varsity B; SBOG, Academic Affairs Chairman; Fraternity Vice-President; Varsity Tennis. MARGARET JANE KRAVCHUK: McMurray, Pa.; B.A. English; Pi Beta Phi; Phi Alpha Theta; Dean ' s List; Senior Fellow, Camie Pendleton Award; English Honorary; Gamma Sigma Kappa; Who ' s Who; Col- lege Council; Sorority President. SANDRA LEE JACQUIN: Watertown, Conn.; B.A. So- ciology; Zeta Tau Alpha; SBOG, Secretary; Senior Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Head Waitress, Ben- edum Commons; Sorority Scholarship Chairman. MARVIN WILLIAM JONES: Tiltonsville, Ohio; B.A. So- DENNIS CARL LAKE: Indianapolis, III.; B.A. Religion; Delta Tau Delta; Koinonia. KAREN LYNN LEAF: Salem, Ohio; B.A. Education; Kappa Alpha; WRA; Messiah Choir; Intramurals. 225 JAMES MONROE LIDDLE: Butler, Pa.; B.A. Physical Education; Delta Tau Delta; Varsity B; Tutorial Pro- gram; Pep Club; Varsity Track; Varsity Cross- country. KLOVA ANN LITMAN: Moundsville, Pa.; B.A. French; Independent Women ' s Association; SBOG; French Club; Spanish Club; Morion Hall House Council; Lab Instructor. M LYNN PAGE MENZEL: Chester, Conn.; B.A. Educa- tion; Alpha Xi Delta; Ski Club. NANCY ELAINE MORRISON: Uniontown, Pa.; B.A. English; Pi Beta Phi; Honors Program; Messiah Choir; Encounter; Sociology-Anthropology Club; In- ternational Relations Club. CAROL MOYER: Souderton, Pa.; B.A. Sociology; Kappa Delta; WVBC; Church Choir; Anthropology- Sociology Club; Intramurals. ELLEN MacCONNACHIE: Westfield, N. J.; B.A. Physi- cal Education; Kappa Delta; Ponhellenic Council; AWS Board; Concert Choir; Women ' s Varsity Sports. N MICHAEL R. NEY: Washington, D. C; B.A. English. GEORGE DANIEL MAGURN: Donbury, Conn.; B.A. English; Delta Tau Delta; Band; Brass Choir; Orches- tra; Fraternity Corresponding Secretary. LARRY THOMAS MAIN: Bethany, W. Va.; B.A. Histo- ry; Delta Tau Delta. RICHARD W. MALONEY: Erie, Pa.; B.S. Biology, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Senior Fellow, Biology Dean ' s List; Beta Beta Beta; Gamma Sigma Kappa Varsity Swimming. DONNA ELIZABETH MARCHANT: Miami, Flo.; B.A. Education; Alpha Xi Delta. JOSEPH MARIA: Pelham, N. Y.; B.S. Psychology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Kalon; Dean ' s List; Fraternity Founding Member, Social Chairman, Treasurer; IFC, Social Chairman; Psychology Society, President; Departmental Assistant; Social Committee; WVBC; Tower; Who ' s Who; Newman Club; Varsity B; Vars- ity Swimming; All Conference Swimmer; Intramural Sports. MANUEL M. MARKOS: Shortcreek, W. Va.; B.A. Physical Education; Varsity B; Varsity Football- Varsity Baseball. STYLIANOS G. PAPADOPOULOS: Jackson Heights, N. J.; B.S. Physics, Mathematics; Dean ' s List; Gamma Sigma Kappo; Who ' s Who; SBOG, Presi- dent; BOC Chairman; College Council Co- Chairman; Varsity Soccer, Captain; All PAC. FRANCE C. PERELMAN: Wheeling, W. Va.; B.A. Eng- lish; WCA; Messiah Choir; Dramatics; Intramurals. CHARLES ALEXANDER PERRYMAN: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.S. Biology; Delta Tau Delta; Beta Beta Beta, Presi- dent; International Relations Club; Chemistry Club; Fraternity Vice-President; Intramurals. RENEE DANEHE PETROLA: Oceanside, N. Y.; B.A. Education; Pi Beta Phi; French Club; Tutorial Pro- gram; Encounter; Intramurals. NANCY PinCIN: Wheeling, W. Va.; B.A. Education; Zeta Tau Alpha. JANET I. POND: Fanwood, N. J.; B.A. Sociology; Phi Mu; Orchestra; Band; AWS. SUSAN MclNTOSH PORTERFIELD: Charlestown, W. 226 Va.; B.S. Mathematics; Tutorial Program; Encoun- ter. JAMES MARK PRICE: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.S. Mathemat- ics; Varsity Golf. STEPHEN BERNARD RUBEN: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. His- tory and Political Science; Alpha Sigma Phi; EDPA; Concert Choir; Messiah Choir; Dramatics; IRC; WVBC; German Club; Tutorial. JOANNE PUTMAN: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Homecoming Queen; Panhellenic Council, Secretary; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Soro- rity Vice-President, Pledge Trainer. DEBORAH LYNN RANICK: Bethany, W. Va.; B.A. His- tory and Political Science; Dean ' s List. PAMELA HODGKINS RAPPOLT: B.A. History and Po- litical Science; Phi Mu. JOANN NEVIN RECTOR: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Physi- cal Education; Pi Beta Phi; Dean ' s List; AWS; WRA; Varsity Sports. CHARLES S. REESE: Niagara Falls, N. Y.; B.A. History and Political Science; Phi Kappa Tau. MARY ELLEN RICH: Madison, N. J.; B.A. Education; Phi Mu; Student Education Association, President, SBOG; Sorority Corresponding and Recording Se- cretary. LAWRENCE BRUCE RICHARDSON: Willoughby, Ohio; B.A. Sociology; Sociology-Anthropology Club. SUSAN ROBERTS: Wheeling, W. Va.; B.S. Psycholo- gy; Zeta Tau Alpha; Dean ' s List; Student Advisor; German Club; French Club; Ski Club; Psychology Society. CHRISTINE BARBARA SAALBACH: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.A. Sociology; Dean ' s List; Dramatics. SHERRY LAYNE SAGER: Charleroi, Pa.; B.A. Educa- tion; Alpha Xi Delta; Dean ' s List; Ski Club; Sorority Scholarship Chairman, Standards Chairman, Histo- rian. JAMES DIXON ST. CLAIR: Plantation, Fla.; B.A. Reli- gion; Who ' s Who; Departmental Assistant; Student Advisor; Varsity B; Encounter, Chairman; German Club; Tutorial Program; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Track; Koninio; All PAC. DOUGLAS SACACOOL: Fairfield, Conn.; B.A. Sociol- ogy; SBOG; Departmental Assistant; Varsity Cross-Country. ELLY D. SCHAYNE: Brooklyn, N. Y.; B.A. Education; Phi Mu; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Encounter; SNEA; House Council; Social Committee; Tutorial Program; Jewish Fellowship. LARRY JAMES SESTO: Steubenville, Ohio; B.A. Eco- nomics; Football Team; Baseball Team. MICHAEL EDWARD SLEZAK: Severna Park, Md.; B.S. Psychology; Kappa Alpha; Senior Class President; Cross-Country; Psychology Society. ALAN FRANCIS SMITH: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.S. Biology; Beta Beta Beta; Intramurals. JUDITH EVELYN ROYCE: Ho Ho Kus, N. J.; B.A. French; Alpha Xi Delta; Pearl Maffey Prize in Lan- guages; Church Choir; Dean ' s List; House Council, Vice-President; French Club; French Play. BRUCE SOSLER: Brooklyn, N. Y.; B.S. Biology; Phi Kappa Tau; Beta Beta Beta; Intramurals. MARY JO STANLEY: Greensburg, Pa.; B.A. Physical 227 Education; Dean ' s List; French Club; SBOG; Morion Hall House Council; WRA; Varsity Sports. GEORGE E. STEBER: Granville, Ohio; B.A. History; Beta Theto Pi. KATHLEEN BAILEY STEBER: Verona, Pa.; B.A. Educa- tion; Kappa Delta; Brass Choir; Bell Choir. JEFFRY HARPER STUEK: Manchester, Conn.; B.A. Physical Education; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fraternity Secretary; NAIA All American Swimmer. U tative; Tutorial Program; Intramurols. BROOKE ANN V ARD: Pittsburgh, Pa.; B.S. Psycholo- gy; Kappa Delta; Dean ' s List; Senior Fellow; Psy- chology Society; French Club. ANTHONY STEPHEN V ISHNER: Canonsburg, Po.; B.S. Chemistry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; American Chemistry Society; Varsity B, Vice-President; Frater- nity Vice-President; Chemistry Club; Economics Club; Varsity Wrestling; Intramurols. DAVID RALPH V ILLIAMS: Mendham, N. J.; B.S. Chemistry; Alpha Sigma Phi; Beta Beta Beta; Mes- siah Choir; Varsity Soccer. JOAN FRANCES URBAND: Montcloir, N. J.; B.A. Physical Education; Alpha Xi Delta; Dean ' s List; V RA; Bethonian; AAHPER; Ski Club. KENNETH WALTER VALUSKA: Mingo Junction, Ohio; B.S. Biology; Beta Theta Pi; Football Team. JULIANA VAN ARSDALE: Charleroi, Pa.; B.A. English; Alpha Psi Omega; Dramatics; Messiah Choir. JAMES VERES: Bronx, N. Y.; B.A. Sociology; Sigma Nu; intramurols. Director; Varsity Swimming; All PAC. W KATHRYN FOYLES WOODROE: Charleston, W. Vo.; B.A. History; IRC; German Club; Model U.N. 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