Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1976 volume:

Bethanian 1976 Bethany College Bethany, West Virginia This is Bethany College. Here, we had our own Bicentennial without the excuse of the 76 celebration. There were no surges of patriotism or flashes of red, white and blue; only the significant elements of revolution . . . Renovation — of Old Main, the Delta Tau Delta house and Cochran Hall; Reform — new I.D. cards, an interim president, probations, administrative re-assignmentS; Rotation — of classes, of professors and of fall, winter and spring. These seasons brought with them their own special spirit. Fall beckons us to Bethany. It offers newness; different experiences, strange faces, challenging courses, interesting roommates. There are those activities that belong only to fall — the Homecoming dance, football and soccer gomes and Halloween with the Phi Tau Greasers and the Phi Mu Boos. Yet prevalent in the minds of the upperclassmen is the thought that fall means there is one less year to go. jSSijaUiMffll - X  ■ 1 1 i 1 « i m F ' c ' M B 1 -v -i - ' - 1 1 ■ l3 H g ' m 1 :«« ■ ■ 1 m fe. --SP-- ■ i h f A ♦ ' .-. --n T w K I ■ 1 ' : • m % 1 . % HP _. :: . ,;, r. MlH . ; m ■• - tt0f K —; i ajj P -,. 1 1 • : . , , • • ■•■.•  ' ■ • • ■ ■« .■3 i ' .a « 1 I ' 5i f.. ws ' „ f £ F?1 ilA;. Snow, frost and ice dominate our winter scene. The first snowfall creates a wave of excitement; tfie last causes anxiety wfien it tfireatens to postpone the trip home. There is a shortage of trays at Slaters because they ore being used on the snow- covered hills. Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners mean finding five other people to eat with. Christmas carols chime from the Tower. Gowns and suits are finally brought out of closets for the long-awaited Christmas formals. Bid Day demands a decision which affects the course of the next three years. Like a snowfloke, these events are exclusive and unique. . ' ;;« Bethany is invigorated at the arrival of spring. Halter tops and shorts, baseball caps and tanktops are worn with o flair. Studying is done in the sun. Bicycles whiz past on the street. Sororities and fraternities hold their annual weekends. Greek Sing raises speculation as to what the Sigma Nus will do this time. Honors Day recognizes dedicated students; May Morning Breakfast toasts senior women. Commencement causes conflicting feelings among the graduates . . . relief and satisfaction with the transfer of the tassel; nostalgia; apprehension of the future; the sad realization that we may never pass this way again. 10 11 $ ? ' --v K ' r ' •M - -.%• . -f ' ■ |B;;410 12 13 if Homecoming Traditions Homecoming 1975 was filled with many traditions. It marked the return of float competitions between hous- ing units. The Sigma Nu Mooers as clowns, along with the cheerlead- ers, twirlers, Bethanettes and band added to the football festivities. The return of alumni, dancing with Lester Lanin, Jesse Colin Young in Concert and parties concluded weekend tra- ditions. Homecoming Queen Audrey Holcomb is congratulated with a kiss from Sigma Nu Mooer Mark Cohen. Queen candidate Potti Moore and escort David Wright. 16 ■ ' jr-fz- V iT-vr -T-j T?i • i k _ i Queen Audrey Holcomb and Vol GundJing. Candidate Maureen Riley being escorted by David Jividen. Debbie Bina and J. B. Ali, Phi Mus win Homecoming Float Competition. Fraternities waiting to display their flogs. Wake Addresses Convocation On November 20, 1975 Bethany College welcomed its new interim president, Dr. Orville Woke, at a formal convocation. He was introduced by Dr. Perry Gresham, chairman of the Bethany College Board of Trustees. Attending the event were trustees, department chairmen, administrative heads and students from fraternities, sororities and independent housing units. Dr. Wake addressed the college on goals he wishes to achieve during his interim period. Dr. Kenney awarded scholastic achievement awards to the housing units that displayed the highest grade point average for the Spring of 1975. The W. Kirk Woolery Award went to McEochern and the Anno Ruth Bourne Award went to Goodnight. Orville Woke, Interim President, expresses his gools for Bethany. 18 Robert Sandercox wishes Dr. Wake a successful year. Dr. Gresham speaks at convocation. 19 JESSE COLIN YOUNG One of the many weekend concerts at Bethany. 20 Parent ' s Weekend Jose Feliciano Concert Parent ' s Weekend at Bethany took place on the weekend of October 24 through the 26. The highlights of this weekend were a Saturday afternoon football game against Hiram College with Bethany victorious. Saturday evening a special banquet dinner was held in honor of the parents, followed by the Jose Feliciano Concert. 21 Fall Productions Of Mice and Men, directed by David Judy, was presented during Freshman Orientation Week in September. John Steinbeck ' s naturalistic drama centered on two California migrant workers during the depression. They had one dream — to establish a home together. David Judy directed The Great God Brown during Parents Weekend in October. Eugene O ' Neill ' s expressionistic drama focused on the conflicts of the corporate man and the artist. The use of masks to hide true feelings was central to the ploy. Of Mice and Men 22 Great God Brown . . . 23 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 24 Tennessee Williams ' classic. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, was directed by Bonnie Monte as her senior project in November. The Pulitizer Prize winning drama dealt with the greed, frustration, and guilt of a wealthy Southern family. The family was forced to face unwanted truth in one explosive evening. Lanford Wilson ' s bittersweet play, Hot ' L Baltimore, was directed by Seth Golbey as his senior project in December. The play centered on the residents of a run- down hotel scheduled for demolition. Its destruction mirrors the decline of the American city. Hot ' L Baltimore 25 Preparing to run down the field, Bill Lisotto takes a hand-off from Steve Sekelik. Quarterback Steve Sekelik and Coach Don Ault confer on strategy as the offense prepares to go in. Bethany College ' s 1975 PAC grid champions are: left to right: 1st row: Bob Williams, John Vergari, Frank Ravella, Mike Bilica, Al Ciocca, Steve Sekelik, Rick Snyder, Wilson Darwin, Pete Koyworth, Jim Joyce, and Dove Kopolovich. 2nd row: Bud Howcroft, Art Musicaro, Bob Nani, Jim Shaffer, George Bado, Jack Shaffer, Rod Clements, Al Cardamone, Tom Miller, Phil Pest, Kerry McCann, Doug Miller and Bill Lisotto. 3rd row: Gus Sondonas, Denny Czarnecki, George Davis, Paul Roscoe, Kelly Martin, Bruce Campbell, Chuck Grosso, Vince Distazio, Sam Downes, John lanigro, Phil Linton, John Alfred and Carl Clemens. 4th row: Sean Burke, Dave Osborne, Tony Beochum, Mark Sniegocki, Jeff Clayton, Kevin Albright, Jay Angus, Dave Vella, Jeff Namy, Dino DeFlavio, Joe Yazvac and Ed Remus. 5th row: Jim Judy, Jim Molley, Dan Demeis, Mark Scorpion, Mike Kozar, Mike Corrado, Mike Mulligan, Gary Busocca, Howard Townsend, Scott Lanz, Jeff Tomer, Terry Mullane and Mike Watkins. Standing: Don Morehouse, Bill Wright, Dave Pierce, Assistant Coach Sam Radakovich, Assistant Coach Barry McCoy, Head Coach Don Ault, Offensive Coordinator Mike Sherwood, Assistant Coach Dan Finell, Trainer Bill Beinbrech, Rick Parisi, Chuck Cowser, Greg Hutchinson, and Dan Strauss. Phil Pest leads Tommy Miller through the defense for a successful run. Bisons GO 5-4 The 1975 Bison football season was capped by the winning of the PAC championship. Bethany was 4-1 in the PAC and 5-4 overall before the deciding game against Washington and Jefferson. Going into the Homecoming game, Bethany was 1-3, with the one victory over Case-Western Reserve. The Homecoming match against Thiel wasn ' t decided until the last 10 seconds. The Bisons scored 10 points in the final 87 seconds to win 10-7. A 26 yard field goo! by Bob Williams with under 10 seconds left to ploy, clenched the victory. Two wins against Carnegie-Mellon and Hiram followed giving the Bisons top spot in the conference. Going into the final game, both Bethany and W J were 4-1 and tied for first place. The Bisons overcame the W J home field advantage and scored in less than five minutes into the game. They never trailed again as they went on their way to win the school ' s first football crown since 1966. Tough defense and a superb running gome put the Bisons on top. In addition to winning the PAC championship, Bethany put three members on the All-Conference line-up — Bob Williams, Mike Bilica and Carl Clemens. PAC All-Conference member Bob Williams kicks a field goal as on opposing team member runs in to block it. Sophomore George Davis tries to pick his way through a defensive line. 27 PAC Champions Punter Scott Lanz kicks the ball to the W J offense A determined Carl Clemens leads Bill Lisotto down the field in an effort to after Bethany fails to get a first down. . score o touchdown.  -W- i il:.«6 ' t Jim Joyce raises the boll in victory after a Bison touchdown. 28 The Thrill of Victory r v ' 1 - ' i . ■ . An elated Bison team goes off the field as number one. Coach Don Ault clutches two of the members of his winning Trainer Bill Beinbrech grasps senior Rick Snyder in a victory hand Bison football team. shake. Athletic director Bob Coin rides triumphantly off the field. 29 Soccer Ties for Second Patricio Aguirre tries to escape with the ball as two opponents run towards him. Brad Townsend fakes a large step as he prepares to kick to a team mate. For the first time in five years, the Bethany soccer team did not capture the PAC crown. The Bisons tied with Hiram for second place with a 4-1-1 conference record. Overall they were 4-4-1. The team hod a perfect record in the PAC until they dropped 2-1 to Allegheny. It was only the second loss to a PAC team in five years for the Bisons. Two close losses followed against W.Va. Wesleyan and Alderson-Broaddus. The A-B game was marred by a controversial call. There was question as to whether the ball hit the outside of the net and bounced out of play or went into the cage and rolled through a hole in the net. A 0-0 stand-off with Hiram ended the Bison ' s five year PAC reign. Keith Cowin dribbles past a PAC adversary en route to the goal. 30 Covered with mud, Danny Dunmyer slaps his arms with disgust over a bad call in the Alderson-Broaddus game. Mark Shopland battles for possession of the ball on a muddy field. At left Jock Mackhouse uses fancy footwork to out-maneuver his opponent. Front row: (left to right) Neal Blum, Jock Mackouse, Brad Townsend, Patricio Aguirre, Claudius Oni, Ernie Wetzel, George Loes, Don Blashford, Kirk Collins, Larry Altmann. Middle row: Liadi Belo-Osogie, Ken Vonderbeek, Udo Ekpo, Keith Cowin , Mark DuBois, Dan Dunmeyer, Mark Shopland, Mike Warco, Dominic Colarusso, Bruce Burnfield. Back row; Alan Cairns, Ralph Artuso, Dove Vonsalis, Jim Hoyt, Chip Carpenter, Voios Mavides, Charles Agbor, Chris Quinn, Mike Zebrine, Russ Vonderbeek, Coach John Cunningham. 31 Runners Disappointed m Erik Latoni tokes the lead over a CMU runner In a home cross-coun- try meet. Although the cross-country teom hod o disappointing season as G team, the individual members were able to demonstrate their prowess. Mark Schmidt and Chris Mahoney were injured as Bethany finished last in its first home meet. The team ' s first victory came over Hiram at Cleveland. The loneliness of the long distance runner — Will Cornell runs in si- lence. Mark Chadasiewicz accepts baton as he crosses the finish-line. Coach Dave Sauer, Will Cornell, Dan Schoenherr, Mark Schmidt, Mark Chadasiwicz, Chris Mahoney, Rene Latoni. Missing is Erik Latoni. 32 New and Old Kathy Keen (above) uses perfect form to place her sfiot. An evil scowl and a winning back- fiand combine for a well returned sfiot for Megan Watts (below). Bottom Row: Jeanna Henderson, Ginny Taylor, Debbie Boer, Stacy Velys, Betfi Ralston. Top Row: Katfiy Keen, Ellen Smitfi, Patti Phelps, Joyce Dehoon, Megan Watts, Coach Debbie Lawrence. Sophomore Debbie Baer winds up tor a two- handed serve return. Tfie girl ' s tennis team fielded eight returning players and new coach — Mrs. Debbie Lawrence. One of the team ' s sweetest victories was a revenge win against West Liberty. The rematch was won 4-3. Doubles team Stacy Velys and Beth Ralston remained undefeated throughout the season. The team as whole ended their year with a 6-2 record. 33 Field Hockey Gains Experience % Bison field hockey player gains position in a face-off. Linda Manning and Cindy Chamblin try to beat the opposition to the ball. 34 Members of the girl ' s field hockey team: (front row) Sue Fash, Liz Wells, Angle Ryder, Karen Welling, (middle) Cindy Chamblin, Alison Lesswing, Jill Embersits, Marcia Stulberg, Diane Jones, (top row) MaryJo Earley, Cindy Pederson, Amy Armstrong, Mary King, Carol Stevens, Patti Moore, Coach Sue Hanno. The girl ' s field hockey team raise their arms and voices in o cheer. Battling for the ball, Amy Armstrong raises her stick in preparation. Dee Jones races towards o player m an attempt to stea l the boll. 35 Administration Cecil H, Underwood President Orville W. Woke Interim President 36 At left: John Cunningham, Acting Dean of Students,- Joseph Kurey, Registrar,- Richard B. Kenney, Acting Dean of Faculty. Center photo: Rob- ert A. Sandercox, Director of Devel- opment. Bottom photo: Darline Nich- olson, Associate Dean of Students,- Nancy Ault, Director of Placement; Michael Lancaster, Assistant Dean of Students; Sue Saunders, Coordinator of Freshman Residence Halls. 37 M Top Photo: Wallace F. Witham, Di- rector of Procticums; Thomas E. Bane, Director of Alumni Relations; Charles Aldrich, Director of Public Information and Publications. Bottom photo: Admissions Staff: Walter Bortz, Director of Admissions; Rich- ard Kriever, Admissions Counselor; Robert Riley, Assistant Director of Admissions; Harris Bucklin, Admis- sions Counselor; Susan Trefery, Ad- missions Counselor. I 38 At Left: Library Staff: Helen Fair, Nancy Sandercox, Irmo Councilman, Barbara Ivy, Ann Lester, Larry Frye. Bottom Photo Left: Infirmary Staff: Denise Cortazzo, Betfi WascovicLi, Joanne Sykes, Gale Sauer, Judith Allison. Bottom Photo Right: George Bauman, Manager of College Stores. 39 Music (L-R): Oliver Manning, George Hauptfuehrer, Albert DeVaul Art (L-R): Walter Kornowski, Erin Renn, Wesley Wagner 40 English (L-R): Larry Grimes, Helen L. McGuffie, Anthony Mitch Philosophy Robert Myers Communications (L-R): James Carty, William Shimer, Ted Burrows, Ruth Westlake, Harold O ' Leory (L-R): Leonora Cayard, Mariorie Carty, Pauline Nelson, Hermann Fink, Santiago Garcia Foreign Languages 42 Economics (L-R): John DeLucia, John D. Davis, Randolph Cooes (L-R); David Brown, James Allison, John Perrine, John Atkins Mathematics 43 Psychology Sociology (L-R): John T. Peirce, Cynthia Lorr, Gale Thompson Lawrence Lee, Carlo McVarlsh, Ralph Hogopian 44 History Political Science (L-R): David Liden, John Lozier, William Young, Hugh Engstrom, Benjomin Shaw f H Religion (L-R): Gerald Folk, Richard B. Kenney, Hiram Lester, Burton Thurston 45 Physical Education Left-Right: Robert Goin, Susan Hanna, Donald Ault, Maxine Lowe, Barry McCoy, Mike Sherwood, Bill Beinbrech, Dave Souer. Education Left-Right: Dorothy Huestis, Robert Hall, John Davis, John Spence, Debo- rah Slade 46 Physics William Hudnall and George Palmer - Biology Left-Right: James Sawtell, C. Blaine Carpenter, Albert Buckelew, Gary Larson Chemistry 1b Left-Right: John Draper, Sam Toma, Milton Smith Jr. 47 Dr. Wilbur Haverfield Cramblet, past president of Betiiany College, died Sunday, November 9, 1975. He was 83 years old. Dr. Cramblet received his bachelor ' s and master ' s degrees from Bethany in 1910. In 1917 he began teaching mathematics here. Subsequently he served as dean of liberal arts and science during 1918-20 and treasurer during 1919. In 1934 he was inaugurated the 11th president of the College, a post which he held until 1952. 48 Mr. James Sawtell, assistant professor of biology died on Monday, March 1, 1976. He was 49 years old. He was very mucfi a part of Bethany. It was his place to work and to live. He seemed to be always around: in his office until late at night, in his little red car, and at meals sitting with faculty and friends. Academically and personally, Mr. Sawtell helped his students and friends. But we ore grateful for more than that. We had the opportunity to know this complex man. Mr. Sawtell is missed. His office needs a professor, his apartment needs an occupant, and we need our friend. 49 ■ Mt ■ ' • ■ • '  ' ■ ' - 5t!aiS ' V. w ■ ■ 1 l ? ' 1 1 H M H H mm K M H H K %. J 1 ■ w 1 H ■ 1 . ' M 1 Hl 1 ■ ' ■J l fl n l 1p ■ 1 r4 1 1 n 1 1 50 M: i ,. B -V 8 3 WINTER % S-ii -UrUlM mm m Messiah The Bethany College Oratorio Chorus presents Messiah by George Frederick Handel each De- cember. The chorus consists of stu- dents, faculty and area residents and is under the direction of George Hauptfuehrer. At right is soloist Gail France. On facing page is soloist Richard Bradshaw. Other soloists not pictured include John Filler, Mark Shoplond, Cheryl Burkhart, Karen FHunt, Wendy Williams, Joanne Daoust. 54 BETHANY COLLEGE ORATORIO CHORUS Presents MtBBxnii By George Frederick Handel SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1975 8:00 O ' CLOCK P. M. COMMENCEMENT HALL Under the Direction of GEORGE HAUPTFUEHRER tf : tfw tf tf ? ? tf tfii tfltfitf ?itfitfv cv ?. r 55 The Season for Parties At the end of a long, hard semester, with the vocation approaching, Bethany students partied all over campus. The food service presented its annual Christmas Dinner complete with Santa Clous and elves. In Campbell hioll, the independent women sponsored their first Christmas formal. Open as well as closed parties were held at fraternities and sororities. Freshman women were invited to trim trees at most of the sorority houses. The Sigma Nu Bowery Brawl, far from formal, was a wild change of pace for freshmen men and their dates. 56 BR 9 .« ' 1 a % , I ' l 57 Pictured on these pages are some of the freshman women preparing for their formal A Christmas in the Country. Special guests were invited by the freshman class to share their big night. The ARA Christmas Dinner was a perfect excuse to tip a glass of wine or two. ' ' JBJB 58 59 Seniors Take Comprehensives in January As the snow fell, 53 Bethany seniors took their written and oral comprehensives in January. Thirteen of these seniors received distinction: Jean Emeigh and Ethel Inskeep in Elementary Education; Greg Mason and David F. Wright in English; Barb Wayne and John Anderson in Communications; Sue Erich and John Vergari in Chemistry; Eric Wendell in Biology; Carlo Howell in Math; Karen Hunt in Music; Merri Goldberg in Spanish and Seth Golbey in Theater. .;3k .._! 60 61 Bid Day 1 976 Bid Day came on February 21, 1976. Freshman received their bids in Morlan and Phillips Halls. Outside representatives from the 12 Greek houses waited to take the pledges back to new brothers and sisters. T ' 62 63 The situation on the hill changed a little this year. Members of IFC, Pan- Hell and the administration met several times to come up with a new Bid Day procedure to deal with the problems that have arisen in the past. Box lunches were sent to all Greek houses; traffic was prohibited on the hill and only five members from each fraternity and sorority were allowed to greet the pledges. Despite these rules, the excitement of the day ran as high as any year. Pledges ran from Morion and Phillips to meet the people outside before going out to the houses for pledge ceremonies and parties. 64 65 Out on the hills and downtown, Greeks waited for their new pledges to return from receiving bids. Songs were shouted, beer flowed and members from each house mingled with each other. Weeks of Rush and preferential parties were finally over. 66 67 WVBC Radio Airs Tenth Year WVBC-FM radio celebrated its 10th anniversary on February 11th. Direc- tor Ted Burrows and Student Direc- tor Alan Furst welcomed guests to an Open FHouse in the station ' s studios. Interim President Dr. Orville W. Wake and Mayor Joseph Kurey presented letters of commendation to the station and its staff on behalf of the college and the town. The radio station provides ample op- portunity for every student to gain experience in air writing, production, and broadcasting. 68 WVBC-TV3 Builds up to Daily Cable Programming Bethany ' s electronic media ex- panded by one more outlet this year with the addition of WVBC-TV, Pro- gramming began on February 1 1 on channel 3. Shows aired live each day and video-tapes continued until 11:00. The format included a mixture of news, features, interviews and light entertainment. A special favorite of the students was the quiz show That ' s Not Right, You Dummy. The show featured various college hous- ing groups competing to answer trivia questions. The television studio in Steinman Hall is operated by stu- dent volunteers and Television Pro- gramming classes. Bill Shimer was the Director. Despite inexperience and little equipment, the station re- mains a great innovation in Bethany communications. 69 Bison Basketball Finishes 8-12, Wilson Hits 1002 Front (l-r): Deno Emili, Fran Haus, Sam DeBone, Ken Toth, Armond Notili, John Symonski, Robin Sichina, Rusty Shoof. Bock: Coach Dave Sauer, Terry Toohey, Rusty Rogers, Dove Brooks, Steve Heckman, Greg Dulkowski, Scott Thompson, Ed Link, Tag Wilson, Dave Neurohr, Eric Spang, Craig Corse, Gerry Breisinger, Jim Pool, Steve Sekelik. r Si T %. i Hi .ii « ' ■ H It il i 70 Although Dave Sauer ' s basketball squad took six of its last eight con- tests, the team ended the season with an 8-12 record. The Hiram Col- lege Terriers dominated league ac- tion this year ahead of defending league champion Allegheny. The Bi- sons did not live up to the pre- season expectations of Souer. 71 In the final game against Case- Western Reserve, senior captain Tag Wilson scored 43 points to bring his total to 1002. Wilson was also named to the all-conference team. Sophomore Fran fHaus received hon- orable mention. Wilson and Gerry Breisinger were Sauer ' s only seniors. The young returning players con look forward to a bright season next year. 72 4 mt ■ • m 73 Tankers Set School and Conference Records. Front (l-r): Coach Barry McCoy, Bruce Reynolds, Marge Wissman, Mary Ellen Scollins, Nancy Milestone, Maggie Winans, Sue Holey, Jon Zeller. Second Row: John Wylie, Frank Mathews, John Scott, Honk Kielb, Steve Feller. Bock Row: George Couch, Kurt Franck, Dave Brown, Mark Chadasiewicz, Kevin Kraut. w Jf . ..It k 74 - ' ■ It. The Bethany swim team combined its efforts to place third in the PAC championships at Washington and Jefferson College in March. Dave Brown broke the 200 yard butterfly record by .5 seconds with a time of 2:00.7. Setting school records were John Scott in the 1650 free-style, Bruce Reynolds in the 200 yard freestyle and Kurt Franck in the 500 yard freestyle. ? .i - -• . ' ' i sj ' y r ' ' ' ' ' P ' ' ffMK . ' SStf . 75 Wrestlers Finish in Seventh Place The Bethany matmen began the sea- out the season. Senior Harry Booth son with an optimistic attitude and a took fourth place in the heavyweight new coach. But Mike Sherwood ' s division at the PAC championships, squad could do no better than sev- Once again, the John Carroll Blue enth place in the PAC. Forfeits and Streak ' s came out on top in that injuries plagued the squad through- tournament lit 76 -tiwiwmtHiiii.aK 77 Bisonettes Spike Winning Season The women ' s volleyball team ended their season victorious over Thiel College with a final record of 5-4. Coach Susan Hanna ' s squad fea- tured returning letter winners Eileen Granberg, Robin Kutzner, and Amy Armstrong. Jill Embersits, Jody Den- sberger and Michele Armstrong com- plete the starting team. 78 79 Women ' s Basketball Improved Play Front (l-r): Megan Watts, Tracey Armiger, Sue Mapletoft, Karen Olsen, Linde Hardy, Michele Armstrong, Eileen Granberg, Sue Haley. Back: Coach Debbie Lawrence, Scarlett Foster, Leslie Woodruff, Maureen Green, Chris Schwertfoger, Cindy Chironna, Dorothy Gensheimer. 80 Students Donate Funds for Good Zoo Bison Under the direction of the Student Board of Govenors, Bethany College students donated the money to buy one bison for the Good North Amer- ican Zoo at Oglebay Park. At right is SBOG President Mike Sieber giving the check to Joseph Bissonnette, of the Wheeling Park Commission as Wheeling Kiwonis secretary Brad Tye and Good Zoo director George Speidel look on. The Good Zoo is scheduled to open in August. Renner Union Members of the Renner Union Board include (left to right) Ken Vanderbeek, Bob Byers and Claudius Oni. 82 Pan-Hellenic Council Front (l-r): Joyce Dumbough, Sue Harmon, Amy Armstrong, Ruth Bossett, Linda Davis, Marianne Hasco, Jamie Heoney. Second Row: Claudia VanArsdale, Leslie Trew, Nancy Olson, Angle Ryder, Shelly Alteria, Sue Cotfington. Front (l-r): Neil Nappi, Joy Burwinkel (President), Brad Tov nsend (Treasurer), John Kell (Vice President), Tim Hamilton. Second Row: Dove Moore, Jim Hopkms, Steve Wolford, Mark Schmidt, Frank O ' Shinsky, Skip Ruch, Mark Yonskie (Secretary). Inter-Fraternity Council 83 Tower Bethanian 1976 Mark Yonskie Editor-in-Chief Lynn Nakashian Photography Editor Associate Editor Billie Schrecker Layout Hibby Pringle Art Editor Advisors: Mr, Charles Aldrich and Mr. C. T. Miller Staff: Catherine White, Lori Selwyn, Joyce Dumbaugh, Wendy Wilson, Kathy Fahey, Allysen Todd, Ken Van- derbeek, Scarlett Foster, Greg Allen, Byron Shindler, Mr. Dana Garner. --- ' .— ■- fc- T T, ie H ■ . Front (l-r): Barb Wayne (Editor), Joe McClcin. Second Row: Dave McDonnell, Pia Winters, Catherine White, Zandy Dudiak, Dave Andrews. Third Row: Joe Pinkney, Cindy Kunze, Don Blashford, Ken Vanderbeek, Gail France, Russ Vanderbeek. 84 Folio fciMi.¥c Front: Don Bloshford, Barb Wayne, Joe McClain, Catherine White, Ken Vanderbeek, Billie Schrecker, Paul Romano. Back: Cindy Kunze, Leiie Trew, Karen Olsen, Russ Vanderbeek, Pete Simone. The first issue of The Folio, Beth- any ' s new student variety magazine was distributed in May. The 24-page publication was the innovation of junior Ken Vanderbeek. It was finan- ced by the Executive Committee and was made available to 300 prospec- tive freshmen through the Admissions Office as well as the Bethany popu- lation. The content varies from news and feature stories to sketches on history, current events, trends, per- sonalities, and college philosophies. The Folio incorporates these writ- ing styles and photographs, car- toons, and art. The staff plans to publish four issues next year. Polyglot Left-Right; Claudia Procko, Dr. Santiago Garcia, Dave McDonnell, Sue Johnson, Dr Mariorie Carty, Laurie Knowles. 85 WVBC Radio Board of Communications Front (l-r): Vicki Barkhurst, Donna Cossorlno, Karen Olsen, Steve Coe, Alan Furst. Middle: Marty Field, Tim Smith, Tory Tolley, Sandi Mason, Dave Andrev s, Jeff Weissbart, Kurt Franck, Dave McDonnell, Jean Leiser, Seth Golbey. Back: Bruce Anschutz, Paul Beshlian, Mike Laughner, Ted Burrows, Darrell Vandervort, Fiarry Mainzer, Chuck Wilson, Larry Whitman, Scott Sunshine, Jim Kinghorn, Wendy Williams, Pia W inters, Sue Esch, Will Cornell, Cindy McElroy. .1 ««WW  K MA- J4 K MWM4« -: Students members of the BOC are: Barb Wayne, Joe McClain, Dave Andrews, Dave McDonnell, Alan Furst, Mark Yonskie, Ken Vanderbeek. 86 WVBC-TV3 Front (l-r): Bitsy Hamilton, Carole Cox, Hope Prochasko, Sue Esch, Doug Stein, Bock: Robin Kutzner, Mark Cohen, Harry Moinzer, Rob Forrest, Paul McKay, John William, Tom McDowell. v ° ltM Front (l-r): John Kocherzat, Pat Stebbins, Kevin Kraut, Vicki Smith, Nancy Decker, Back: Ken Schaefer, Leonard Loobs, Steve Bernstein. 87 Honor Societies Koppo Pi -Art Kalon Front (l-r); Lisa Friedman, Carol Mapletoft, Denise Yorrussi, Hibby Pringle. Back: Walter Kornowski, Kris Kistler, Barb Goulding, Linda Mahoney, Tim Toohey, Lynn Baldinger, Wes Wagner. (L-R): Kirk Collins, Eileen Kosparian, Sandy Piftenger, Wendy Williams, Vol Wright, Barb Goulding, Ken Vondefbeek. Omicron Delta Epsilon — Economics First Row: Russ Vonderbeek, Bruce Fahey, Howard Verbofsky, Beth Posa, Maureen Riley, Chris Rakoczy. Second Row: Bruce MacLeod, J. D. Davis, Danny Lemaitre, Rich Davidson, John Monypenny, Paul Corty, Er- nie Wetzel, Steve Cramer, Jim Luke. 88 L Phi Alpha Theta l - History ■ Front: Abby Smith, Amy Yohn, Kathy Fahey, Sam Raya, Clark Rice. Back: Jim Joyce, Tom Madden, Mr. Young, B. Chodler Show, Scott Brooks, Kerry McCann, Bill Haynes, Jim Evans. First Row: Marge Wissman, Jim Gerb, Rich Hoppe. Middle: Doug Wirth, Tom Anderson, Barrie Lowman, Bill Dye, Mike Anderson. Third Row; Mark Betlem, Joanne Ocepek, Gloria Leon, Jean Leiser, Bob Sukolsky. Beta Beta Beta — Biology Sigma Delta Pi — Spanish Front: Michele Mazzo, Patricio Aguirre, Merri Goldberg. Back: Dave Cortes, Moriorie Corty, Santiago Garcia. 89 Pi Delta Epsilon — Journalism Front (l-r): Laurie Knowles, Barb Wayne, Joyce Dumbaugh, Sarah Galleher, Gail France, Zandy Dudiak, Lori Selwyn. Middle: Vicki Smith, Nancy Decker, Steve Coe, Lisa Powelstock, Don Blashford, Paul Romano, Linda Comins, Rosanne Norton. Third Row: Joe Vailonis, Pia Winters, Wendy Williams, Dave McDonnell, Mark Yonskie, Karen Olson, Joe McClain, Ken Vanderbeek, Dove Andrews, Kay Lancaster, Connie Hesske, Art Musicoro, Steve Hill, Vicki Stimac, Claudius Oni. Front: Jody McMurry, Ruth Dodson, Veronica Dougherty, Sandy Pittenger, Vol Wright, Catherine Thomas, Carlo Howell, Howard Verbofsky, Bruce Fahey, Ruth Juelich, Mary Ann Mercer. Bock: John Perrine, Tim Hamilton, Bill Molnar, Mark Schmidt, John Manypenny, Mike Rommel, Joe Mull, Tom Miller, John Atkins, Ralph Vock. Kappa Mu Epsilon — Mathematics 90 German Club Front: Wendy Wilson, Heather Adorns, Julie O ' Neal. Bock: Laura Kuhn, Mr. Fink, Vol Wright, Hope Prohcaska, Mrs. Coyard, Claudia Colnar. Front: Carole Sampson, Patricio Aguirre, Iris Rivera, Bob Sukolsky. Bock: Morjorie Corty, Michele Mazza, Alison Dovies, Claudia Procko, Tora Renner, Gail Egger, Gladys Rivera, Pia Winters. Spanish Club French Club Front: Catherine White, Michele Mozzo, Kim Smith. Back: Alison Davies, Carole Sampson, Patricio Aguirre, Pio Winters. 91 International Students Association First Row: Carol Sampson, Patricio Aguirre, Claudia Colnar, Michele Mazza. Back: Udo Ekpo, Viebeke Fink, George Loes, Baba Salia, Mike Orwa, Toni Oakes, Charlie Agbor. Sociology Club Front: Jill Baroudi, Mary Jones, Vicki Kaufmann, Margaret Otto, Karen Hagopian. Back: Ralph Hagopian, Connie Davis, Kathy Libby, Dave Moore, Glenn Arrignton, Tom Lutehr, Bob Elder. 92 93 Peace Studies Front Row: Mike Anderson, Ralph Peters, Joyne Ryan, Lou Forte. Middle: Richard Jones, Linda Mooney, Bill Trombadore, Jerry Folk, Back: Charles Allen, David VonDalis, Rene Carlson, Sam Raya. 94 Campus Audubon Front: Paulo Espinozo, Cindy Emmons, Joanne Ocepek, Gloira Leon, Cindy Chomblin. Back: Lou Forfe, Laura Kuhn, Michael Anderson, Sam Rayo, Mark Befelem, Bill Dye, Richard Hoppe. Agape 95 Wilderness Recreation Committee The Wilderness Recreation Com- mittee provides equipment for out- door activities such as rafting trips, sk i trips and back-packing. It was formed in 1974 as a Senior Project and continues to serve the Bethany students. The WRC has everything from six-man rafts to tents for rent at the Renner Union desk and receives an annual budget allotment from the Renner Union Board. 96 Concert Choir L- LWTTT Mole Chorus 97 Cheerleaders, Bethanettes and Twirlers Provide Sideline Excitement ' ! ailfe i 99 SPRING ti! Spring Weekend 1 976: Concerts and Comedy Spring Weekend activities ranged from serious to spooky. Perry and Aleece Gresham were honored by Bethany for their contributions to the college and community. Illusionist Doug Henning brought his The annual May Morning Breakfast television and Broadway magic tricks to the Field House later in the week. In between, a variety of activi- ties were held. for all college women was held on May first. The Charlie Daniels Band, the Earl Slick Band and comedian David Steinberg all performed. A Coal Bowl picnic got things rolling. 102 103 Outstanding Students Named at Convocation i The annual Honors Day Convocation was held on April 15, 1976. Senior Wendy L, Williams was named out- standing senior and was awarded the Francis O. Carter prize. Out- standing junior woman was Lainie Demyan and the outstanding junior man was Ken Vanderbeek. Kappa Delta and Delta Tau Delta received awards for maintaining the highest scholastic averages among housing units for the fall semester. Students selected to join honorary fraternities were also mentioned and asked to stand. Departmental and college awards were announced and senior class winners included Gregory Ma- son, Sheila Core, Paul Lehner, Charles Devinne, Susanna Wilburn, Katharine Liese, Harry Booth and Dianne Jones. 104 Bethany College honors Dr. and Mrs. Gresham Bethany College turned out to honor Perry and Aleece Gresham at a for- mal convocation and testimonial luncheon. Dr. Perry Epier Gresham served as president of Bethany Col- lege for 19 years and as chairman of the board for four years. Dr. and Mrs. Gresham both received honor- ary degrees by Bethany College. The Gresham House at the Thomas E. Millsop Leadership Center was at last formally dedicated in their name for all to shore their hospitality. 106 -- ' i i . Reynolds and Gensheimer Named 1976 Superstars 106 Seniors Dorot+iy Gensheimer and Bruce Reynolds were named winners in the second Bethany College Su- perstar Competition in April. The contestants competed in such events as swimming, weightlifting, cross country and on an obstacle course. Second place ties went to Mary Jo Early and Lainie Demyon and to Scott Thompson and Stu Williams. Senior Jerry Ream supervised the competition as a senior project. W f ' r 107 Phi Mu and Phi Kappa Tau Win Greek Sing Agaii Once again judges voted Phi Mu and Phi Kappa Tau Zeta Tau Alpha (opposite page middle) falls aslee winners of the annual Mother ' s Day Greek Sing. The Phi during Mama Buy Me Chocolate. Pan-Hellenic Pre; Mu ' s theme from Mahogany and the Phi Tau ' s medley dent Ruth Bassett and Inter-Fraternity Council Preside scored high in judges categories. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jay Burwinkel (opposite page bottom left) welcorr (opposite page top) ready themselves to sing Moon parents. As Sigma Nu (opposite page bottom right) ro River, with song leader ' s help. out a welcome, snow falls on their tribute to Bethar spring. k - ' f S 108 109 I Kappa Delta celebrates with Today at top. Delta Tou Delta (center) calls members to the Delto Shelter. At bottom is a Bicentennial salute from Alpha Sigma Phi. Beta Theta Pi (opposite page top) marches out arm to shoulder singing traditional fraternity song. Directly below Alpha Xi Delta sings Kids from Broadway ' s Bye, bye, Birdie. Kappa Alpha (opposite page center) gives a rousing Yowser spurred on by their Beer Medley. Pi Beta Phi (opposite page bottom) enters to sing September Song. ))0 Ill BCT Presents Can-Can The Bethany College Theater presented Cole Porter ' s Con-Can in May. The musical was directed by David Judy and Gerald Cullen, Action takes place in Paris, 1893. Senior Maryonn Kovocevich portrayed Pistache and freshman David Trick played Judge Aristide Forestier. Their battles over Pistoche ' s illegal doncehall lead to love for both of them. 113 Pennant Out of Reach for Bethany Baseball Team The Bisons split their season opener with the Hiram Terriers after their annual Florida trip. Joe Farrell and Scott L anz smacked homeruns and senior pitcher Mark Bonar gave up only six hits. Allegheny surrendered two games to Bethany. At that meet- ing Kirk Collins threw a two-hitter. The Bisons PAC record stood at 3-1. But then Dave Souer ' s crew lost a doubleheader to John Carroll and to Woynesburg. In between they took two games from Geneva but they were too far away to grab the top spot in the PAC. 114 T I) N apL3B 1 ■flifttr rtTi 1 i ICynKa i a HBt ' IH. H ■IS ijm • rr:f j:2iL , , IP P . ■ ' V 1 1 . • .. M k . 4 l| t - ..j r ■■•■ V gHHpg ' . ,:-t,ji; K ' JjJ 116 x5 ; - -Jif r '  ' 117 Trackmen Go to PAC Contest With 6-5 Record Many standout performers contrib- uted to the Bison track team ' s win- ning season. All-around performer Rick Manypenny scored points in the high hurdles, intermediate hurdles, long jump and triple jump. Junior Joe Munjas set a school record in the high jump as he cleared 6 ' 5% . The mile relay team of Gregg Warren, Kip Lewis, Joe Munjas and Stan Pawloski and the 440-yard relay team of Mark Sergio, Kevin Welsh, George Bado and John Alexander were consistent winners. f m j ? - ' • 118 -:%. . Tennis Season Preparation for PAC ■ , .l Bj tf Left-Right: Coach Joe Kurey, Bruce Rey- nolds, Ralph Peters, Ken Zirm, Mark Hayes, Fayette Timmons, Bob Grammen, Chris Cull, Trainer Bill Bembreck. 120 2: i 31 ' TOaia x vsi y;..rf ' !? - ' :«$=«  li? r 121 Women ' s Lacrosse Gains in Popularity Front (l-r): Tracey Armiger, Jesse O ' Connell, Lisa Champlin, Lori Selwyn, Carlo Howell, Michele Mazzo, Jon Zeller. Bock: Sue Hilton, Lee Murdock, Penny Poirier, Beth Rommel, Heidi Kuckinkas, Jody Densberger, Karen Welling, Coach Deborah Slade, Cindy Chamblin, -IT ' 122 I Weir Leads Linksmen to PACs 123 Lacrosse Team Holds West Virginia State Title The Bison Lacrosse team defeated West Virginia University by 8-7 to defend the West Virginia state La- crosse title in March. Sophomore Jim Crowther scored four goals and Bob Mackenzie, Eric Wendell and Pou Cole also scored for Bethany. At an invitational tournament in Washing- ton, D.C., Bethany defeated George Mason College and American Uni- versity. Crowther and Mackenzie v ere standouts in that tournament. Defeats came at the hands of Deni- son and Wooster. 124 125 Alpha Sigma Phi Bottom (l-r): Joe Voilonis, Ben Gargle, Bob Craig, Eric Wendel, Clarence Newcomb, Al Wizba. Middle: Glen Arrington, Tom Clark, Phil Linton, Dave Kidd, Frank Trupo, Tom Dugan. Top: Bill Knapp, Kurt Franck, Randy Perkins, John Wylie, Pat Flotley, Tom Shields, Phil Pest. 126 Point Breeze Gong . . . freshman gir parties . . . enjoy the pond . . . smile Albert . . . Joe and Ben sink the side- walk . . . Glenn Arrington — gross doesn ' t grow on a busy street . . . the sun is out but it ' s cold . . . yes — we do go to Bethany! . . . Ralph was here . . . information on commuter marriages available . . . Johnny Mill- er Men ' s Wear . . . 127 Alpha Xi Delta Front (l-r); Jody McMurry, Diane Lewis, Marianne Hasco, Casey Loughney, Kristin Ryder, Anne Royston, Sue Bahr. Second Row: Sandy Callarilc, Laurie Knowles, Pam Knowles, Margie Hunter, Nora Bonville, Joey Hanson, Liz Sentell, Sue Schwartz, Hope Prochaska, Joanne Daoust. Third Row: Karen Smith, Jamie Heaney, Lynn Baldinger, Cathy Mills, Pat Martin, Alison Evans, Nancy McLaughlin, Lori Dragonir, Ginny Rustici, Gail Selden, Top Row: Marsha Magri, Eileen Kasparian, Lisa Powelstock, Sue Haley, Paula Espinozo, Cindy Kunze, Pat Dautel, Judy Braden, Maggie Winans, Sharon Roth, Mary Dennington, Nancy Lewis. Not pictured: Lori Hook, Darlene Anuskewicz, Becky Lewis, Maureen Riley, Sue Johnson, Patty Moult, Mel Mazza, Estelle Waxman, Julie Hoblick, Laura Smyth, Pam Magyar, Pam DIempa, Sue Cottington, Claudia Nelan, Missy Harmuth. 128 21 pledges . . . pink roses . . . the Arrow Club ... Ice Cream Social . . . first house on the hill . . . kegs . . . the Quill . . . the fastest female chugger in the East . . . Villa 12 . . . Bette Midler . . . linen salesmen . . . teacups . . . collages . . . Secret Sis ... pop- corn . . . pinochle . . . Em ' s ... Di Fillipes . . . Mother-Daughter ... pi- ano players . . . the Bicentennial . . . soap operas . . . SAE drinking contest . . . the Ice Cube . . . scropbooks . . . Chuck and Jenny . . . the Borrowers . . . weekend jaunts . . . Campbell girls . . . C.T. ' s . . . Friends . . . magazines . . . Kids . . . Fort Lau- derdale . . . Angel Party . . . tiger glasses . . . communications majors . . . Kentucky Derby . . . Sho-no-na . . . the button . . . intramural losers . . . senior breakfast ... 129 Beta Theta Pi Front (l-r): Denny Thompson, Jerry Gard, Andy Lambert, Mark Genard, Steve Chernicky, Scott Thompson, Chris von Hoffman, Randy Fenske, Kenny Kruluts, Sam Downes. Middle: Deno Emili, Bill Wright, Kelly Martin, Chuck Dight, John lanigro, Sam Debone, Art Musicaro, Curt Klein. Back: Byron Shindler, Jim Pool, Bill Atv ater, Ira Jarvis, Dave Brooks, Mark Schmidt, Fran Haus, Dave Neurohr, Rick Parisi, Doug Mayer, Tom Loeser, Mark Scorpion, Mark Harmon, Bill Railing, Scott Brooks, Gary Busacca, Mike Kozar, George Honlon, Mark Sniegocki, Rich Mayer, Tog Wilson, Gus Sondonas, Rick Snyder, Chris Quinn, Chuck Cowser, Jon Shaw. 130 The House . . . Thistle Club and By- ron ' s Supersystem . , . Foce . . . con- structive . . . O.O.H . . . Howdy-Lum- py Time . . . Meatball . . . Emery Tree Service . . . Slim Bo-bo . . . lacrosse . . . Get Big . . . Lips . . . Blue . . . Dance In My Pants and Snit ' s Slide . . . Roman Orgy . . . Tulip Festival . . . Apple Pie a la King . . . 974 . . . Hoss . . . Wire Hair . . . Dogwater . . . Tag ' s 1002 . . . Maxwell and Peeg . . . Tug O War . . . The Incredible Hulk . . . Loving Cup . . . Schwertfeger ' s . . . Chew . . . Boy! . . . Moe . . . Wheel- ing-Pitt . . . Hooterville ... Dr. Down- es ... Commander . . . Radar . . . Anything is Possible With Love and Understanding . . . = ? F5 ' Wf-Inr; i: t - 1M - ' 3E . .MM-. i1 - ri • ' ' - 131 Delta Tau Delta Front (l-r): Hal Leu, John Kocherzat, Greg Reeves, Den Zirm, John Spanogians, Skip Cole, Mark Benz, Mark Cerrezin, Kevin Mason, Dave Andrews, Joe McClain. Bock: Dave Clark, Les Rymer, John Kell, Jim Lindsay, Doug Pfendler, Bob Judd, Bill Molnar, Rob Powell, Alan Cairns, Bruce Cox, Ray Tassini, Andy Irving, Dennis Molnor, Gene Turley, Rich Williams, Tom Vlachos. 132 Get a taste of Delt . , . Echo Springs . . . We Hire the Handicapped . . . Sam ' s . . . Woolery Cup . . . Wing 3 loads . . . uncold tap system . . . fire- works . . . music volume complaints . . . blown tweeters . . . Tokyo Joe and the Frog . . . Pepe Lopez . . . Big John ' s Benevolence . . . Chooch ' s beard . . . cards . . . beer pong . . . Heaven Hell . . . apple pickers . . . Spoon ' s Midnight Special . . . Ross ' trips home . . . Andrews trips . . . beer regular pong . . . Wanna play look? . . . We Support Sporas . . . man in the box . . . thorns and roses . . . big, big noses . . . burp . . . trivia . . . Tower Power . . . Father-Son . . . fo-ing around . . . mooches . . . 133 Kappa Alpha First Row (l-r): Dean Daniels, Jim Howard, Don Blashford, Ralph Artuso, Brad Townsend, Paul Romano, Ted Donald, Ken Jacobs. Second Row: David Hills, Paul McKay, Rob Forrest, Mark Vonhouten, Chuck Nolbontian, Del Walters, Mike Warco, Jim Hoyt, Mark DuBois, Chip Carpenter, Bill Hershberger, Andy Miller, Chris Fulton, Pete Simone, Jay Burwinkel. Third Row: Jon Hyde, Jim Rue, Tim Garrity, Todd Hyde, Dan Bradley, Dave Hosseini, Larry Altmon, Mark Lesnett, Brad Bonks, Don Dunmyer, Gory Mottix, Dominic Colorusso, Neol Blum, Mark Frank, Dan Quinn, Rich Jackson, Gory Goodwin, Russ Vanderbeek, Bill Heslin, Craig Ligget. 134 ' :ul More Beer . . . Yowser! . . . airplane hanger . . . Jenny Bear , , . southern pleasure . . . The only house with a bulletin board above the urinals . . . Dixie Ball Y ' oll . . . soccer . . . re-ee . . . The KA Rose ... a canon that ' s prey for sorority kidnappers . . . Six Little Ducks . . . MOR . . . Fishin . . . pinochle . . . the Robert E. Lee Award . . . The Bombers . . . Green Acres . . . TM ... 135 Kappa Delta t ' iih ' d ■ ' ' s-  ' Bottom (l-r): Cyndv Chcmblin, Mary Yee, Pom Maletick, Marge Taylor, Barb Johnson, Margaret Otto, Kathy Schey, Ruth Bassett, Nancy Mahoney, Amy Armstrong, Wendy Wilson, Laurel Puleo, Vickie Kaufmann, Juli Gulp. Middle: Louise Reass, Pot Bornett, Lisa Carlson, Kim Parti, Debbie Boer, Chris Rakoczy, Barb Cochran, Kathy Libby, Zondy Dudiak, Jill Hollock, Beth Acker. Top: Andrea Chavanok, Jill Baroudi, Terry Wallace, Debbie Wingerd, Claudia VanArsdale, Tora Renner. Not pictured: Kathy Weiner, Barb Wayne, Debbie Jones, Sue McCondles, Donna Myers, Sue Cass, Kathy Keen, Lynn Nakashion, Joanne Jaffrey, Lynn Coleman, Gail France, Sarah Beth Lambert, Leslie Benson, Jackie Kuzmo. 136 Hide that Keg . . water battles . . . across the quod Our bridge . . . , Connie ' s visit . . . Hoagies . . . drive . . . Vick ' s brick . . . Baer ' s solo . . . Myer ' s vapors . . . algae pond . . . uh, uh, not me . . . steam head . . . Lau- rel ' s grapevine . . . Breezy ' s . . . KD Beach ... all campus harvest hop? . . . Gulp ' s record . . . spiked v ater- melon . . . stuffed grape leaves . . . Tim ' s protection . . . nerds . . . Hilda, Mabel, Minnie Mae . . . Hilton — where ' s your ID? . . . scholarship award . . . Evil Woman . . . flash . . . white rose week . . . smoking in the girl ' s room . . . Easter breakfast — soft boiled . . . basketball champs . . . Sigma Xi — Diversified yet Unified 137 Phi Kappa Tau I First Row (l-r): Bill Dye, Mike Lockner, Bob Carter, Marty Field, Bill Fung, Chuck Wilson, Bill Trombodore, Dave Chabal. Second Row: John Fober, Time Smith, Bob Shaw, Ed Shriver, Darrell Vandervort, Scott Sunshine, John Kirkman, Ian Carrus, Mark Runyon, Fronk MacDonald, Jim Kinghorn, Mark Rubin, Bob Braunlich. Third Row: Bruce Anschutz, John Shabb, Paul Lehner, Tom Abroms, Randy Clay, Horry Mainzer, Jim Gerb, Dave Cortes, Rich Bradshaw, Howard Smith, Alan Woodruff. Fourth Row: Mike Wisell, Jim Freese, Mike Rommel, Jeff Shaffer, Fred Phelps, Joe Dye, Dusty Rhoades, Greg Wilhelm, Ken Bado. 138 139 PhiMu First Row (l-r): Dee Jones, Allison Lesswing, Sharon Bogorod, Penny Poirier, Jill Embersits, Ann Martino, Carolyn Boney, Patti Moore, Amy Richardson, Nancy Milestone, Barb Otway. Second Row: Jeano Henderson, Carol Stevens, Angle Ryder, Tory Tol ley, Heidi Kucinkas, Kothy Prenger, Karen Olsen, Billie Schrecker, Sherry Vogt, Sue Brigham, Sue Mapletoft, Hoopie Wells. Third Row: Cathy Zahniser, Bitsy Hamilton, Karen Welling, Liz Stevens, Vol Stevens, Patti Phillips, Kim Smith, Lou Ann Giffin, Carol Mapletoft, Cindy Pederson, Debbie Molloy, Kim Weiss, Kathy Thomas. Fourth Rov ' : Mary King, Callie Seidenberg, Robin Kutzner, Ellen Smith, Elaine Erickson, Eileen Granberg, Margie Cooke, Jill Brandle, Scarlett Foster, Beth Rommel, Sally Shuck, Shelly Alterio, Nancy Olson, Sue Fash. 140 I Intramural winners . . . . Another World . . . . Campbell Girls Greek Sing Little Theater . . Vida Vita married seniors . . . single . popcorn . . . freebies from . . Little Sisters . . . Paddle Hell Night ... Big Sister 5 great pledges plus 3 . the Ramoda inn ... Rally Reverend Ike . . . Trivia . . . . Bunnies . . . Pinning Circles meetings . . . Friends and Sisters LIOB ... Phi Mu ... Pi Beta Phi Front (l-r); Denise Snodgrass, Amy Handley, Sue Wilburn, Julie O ' Neil, Debbie Zimmerman, Donna Cassarino, Edie Crone, Janet Long, Vicki Borkhurst, Susan Hormon, Wendy Kuhn, Karen Hunt, Chris Robinson, Paulo Ginther, Jeri Welsh. Bock: Robin Kondratic, Leslie Trew, Linda Stansbery, Kothy Linker, Lyndo Buchbinder, Peggy Hess, Sue Stadtler, Janet Coyle, Debbie Ireland, Sheila Core, Linda Unger, Kim Hausman, Carol Bolles. 142 Pi Phi - Phi Tau Corn Roast . , . Golden Autumn Evening . . . Harlan . . . Faculty Tea . . . Homecoming par- ty .. . landshark, go away! . . . Paris ... 63! ... tree trimming ... 1 bowlers . . . plop, plop, fizz, fizz . . . Frank ' s . . . really . . . Chickie . . . our house back! . . . rose or carnation . . , 11 fantastic pledges ... Karen ' s re- cital . . . pledge — active softball . . . Howie ... go bananas . . . distinction . . . crop . . . George and Sam . . . Angel . . . Sammy . . . quack, y ' oll . . . Qu ' est — ce que c ' est . . . September Song . . . Can-Con . . . 143 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Front (l-r): Dan Johnson, Jerry Breisinger, Bob Greenwood, Dove Simpson, Ben Arikian, Bob Lewis, Brian Murphy, Jim Hopkins, Dean Tilden, Mike Sieber. Bock: Mark Reber, Dave Kopolovich, Kerry Hovan, Marc Chernenko, Tim Toohey, Tim Sprague, Warren Sfone, Rich Mazza, Dan Strauss, Mike Trail, Ed Link, Larry Whitman, Tim Monske, Vic Celo. Missing: Dave Stanger, Monroe Wright, Bob McKechnie, Paul Bittenger, Kelly Stone, Dan Lisiecki, Terry Toohey. 144 If you can ' t trust us . . . molotov cock- tails . . . wood nymph . . . big apple . . . blue ribbon . . . EGO Joe . . . EGO Jim . . . power barf . . . Big E . . . Anaconda . . . I ' ll buy a copy . . . B-l-N-G-O . . . Moon River . . . total- ed flats . . . beard shavings . . . steal the gavel . . . fire acts . . . one Celo was enough . . . leaking on the patio . . . That ' s Not Right You Dummy . . . socialist for president . . . moles make better lovers . . . Colorado drunks ... the Alpha Xis cheated . . . Kings of the Hill . . . 145 Sigma Nu Front (l-r): Ray Homza, Chuck Grosso, Jack Clutter, Francis Matthews, Tim Bird, Jim Shaffer, Frank Quinn, Dave Moore, Sal Manno. Middle: Steve Sekelik, Bob Querry, Al Cardomone, Jack Shaffer, Greg Dulkowski, Dave Vella, Steve McGinnis, Don Tate, Carl Clemmens, Ed Remus, Jim Ralls, Steve Cullum, Rod Clements, Don Galloway, Bruce Fahey, Al Ciocca, Jay Angus, Kerry McCann, Mark Yonskie. Back: Buddy Howcroft, Terry Mullane, Dennis Czarnecki, Tom Price, Rob Bokanovich, Mike Mulligan, Tom Miller, George Davis, Jeb Turner, Lance Aronson, John Bowe, John Vergari. 146 ■• ' ! ■ • im iM t ' ' if ri a - Ji . . ZTmmL ' ym J ' M ■■ BCr i%.f Home for Wayward Boys . . . get the tomatoes ... 5 years in Moundsville ... a Communist plot . . . social what?! . . . drop that chandelier ... a spaghettiless dinner . . . good sauce, Chef . . . barfatorium . . . Oh I see . . . Too Wide, Too Much, Too Tal EPA showed us the light . . . Cool, Lover, Boo-Boo Bears . . . No Pride Night ... DONUTS ... The Big D Shuffle . . . it ' ll be tedious . . . throw him in the Buffalo . . . Jack and the Beanstalk ... I move to adjourn . . . Song Practice: 1:30 ... Wednesday night at the Arrow Club ... I ' m tak- ing it pass-fail . . . boilers . . . aim your stereos across the street . . . Bufford . . . Santa Sig . . . Clowns Moo . . . roof jumping ... TV quiz kids . . . Bid Day rumble . . . the long, dork rood to Em ' s . . . Visit to the Zoo 147 Zeta Tau Alpha Row One (l-r): Ondine Isenberg, Kim D ' Angelo, Judy Pennino, Cindy Sweeney, Carol Fogon, Vol Duff. Second Row: Francene Soporito, Joycee Dumbough, Debbie Curron, Debbie Conovoli, Jude Froze, Lori Selwyn, Lynne Smith, Mindy Day, Mary Ann Mercer. Third Row: Connie Hesske, Lisa Champlin, Megan Watts, Rosie Norton, Jon Dragowski, Maureen Mohoney, Lainie Demyon, Sue Blackburn, Pot Weber. Fourth Row: Beth Mayer, Nikki Cwiczynski, Diane Rocioppi, Trudee Kamoros. Fifth Row: Sarah Golleher, Faith Skowronski, Amy Villani, Maribeth Ford, Potty Head, Ann Adams, Ruthie Deofenbough. 148 Homecoming Court, Bean and Queen Auddie ... ice cream party . . . zizzo . . . kegs . . . Clipper, you, me and the boat . . . compatability party . . . fifteen around a four . . . Bear Family . . . Izatzo . . . Another World . . . intramural volleyball champs . . . Rise Family . . . Zeto Beach . . . four return from Paris . . . Zeta Weekend at Mount Chateau . . . Fire on the Mountain . . . Bus Stop . . . Softball ' s our game . . . get on the base ace . . . Rake Day . . . Mama Buy Me Chocolate . . . more kegs . . . Bid Day — 19 of the best . . . Lainie — Outstanding Junior Woman . . . Put you on Hold . . . Em ' s . . . Big-Little night at the Beta slave auction . . . Varsity B trophy — the greatest stars , ' . ' ■ • • - mti t: ' PI Iff ' W • i ati vJ 9kU 149 Pledges present Varsity B skits In the middle of pledging each second semester, the Varsity B Club presents seven fraternities and sororities performing skits in Commencement Hall. This year judges voted Zeta Tau Alpha as the winning sorority. The Zetas (right) ending their skit singing United We Stand. The pledges of Beta Theta Pi (below left) interrupted daytime television programming with a commercial for battery-operated pacemakers. Betas won again for the third year in a row. In the tradition of Snow White and The Wizard of Oz, the Sigma Nus (below right) obused another favorite fable, Jack and the Beanstalk. 150 Kappa Alpha pledges (top) sponsored a beauty contest with entries from all the housing units. A Phi Mu hero (center left) asks directions to find the captured damsel in distress. On a tour of the campus, the Alpha Xi ' s introduce Gidget to Bethany personalities center right). Kappa Delta high- steppers (bottom) remain anonymous. 151 Campbell Hall First Row (l-r): Amy Spinner, Kate Rooney, Gail Rosewater, Ann Hamilton. Second Row: Claudia Colnar, Nancy Decker, Vicky Smith, Ruth Juleich, Mary Jones, Catherine White, Marcia Stulberg, Cheri Pacella, Sinde Israel, Carlo Howell. Third Row: Pio Winters, Toni Ookes, Merri Goldberg, Michele Mazzo, Bonnio Waterman, Karen Guillet, Ann Hak- lisch, Lee Murdock. Fourth Row: Mary Jo Earley, Rondi Knudsen, Cyndia York, Fay Parke, Bonnie Monter, Diane Lewis, A. J. Penn. 152 Goodnight First Row (l-r): Veronica Dougherty, Mary Titus, Cindy Krause, Debbie Doak, Torry Tooley. Second Row: Linda Comins, Jayne Ryan, Sandi Wright, Mary Michener, Julie Bell, Holly Ross, Angela Frangos, Sandy Pittenger, Celeste Oltmer, Barbara Goulding, Vol Wright, Chris Calotti. Third Row: Chris Kistler, Abby Smith, Holly Harper, Joanne Dileo, Cindy McElroy, Mary Beth Miller, Margie Wissman, Betty Turley, Gloria Leon, Cindy Emmons, Beth Posa, Jo Ann Ocepek. You can ' t stereotype the individuals of Goodnight . . . involved in all fac- ets of campus life . . . ran a close second in scholastic achievement . . . ranked as a top contender in in- tramural sports . . . held such fund- raising activities as a sandwich sole, car wash and a raffle . . . tapped a keg . . . had a picnic . . . splurged for tee shirts ... all in one year . . . 153 McEachern Hall Front (l-r): Steve Hill, Joe Pollard, Elliot Peterson, Greg Mason, Carol Lowe, John Lowengard, Julie Davis, Denise Schindehette, Mark Betlem. Second Row: John Alfred, Bob Sukolsky, Liadi Belo-Osagie, Glenn Blockwell, Keith Rogers, Bill Lisotto, Fay Parker, Lynn Kelly, Karen Arikian, Chris Connelly, Chris Cull, Chip Hoagland, Stu Miller, Joe Caputo, Hal Citar, Dick Hoppe. Root: Kevin Kraut, Dave Marsili, Brian Ross, Ian Worhoftig. Last Blast . . . Algernon . . . horse shoes and six cases of lost beer . . . rites of spring . . . Star Trek . . . Cos- mic Gail . . . Monty Python . . . Taz- manian Devil . . . Hoopy and Brazil . . . Munge and Mexico . . . The Barn on Thursday at 2 a.m. . . . Digit ' s refrigerator . . . upside-down candy machine . . . broken Woolery Cup . 154 Front (l-r): Lynn Kelly, Bill Lisotfo, C. B. Douglas, Charles Agbor, Mike Sullivan, Frank Thompson, Tom Luther, Doug Weir. Second Row: Steve Cramer, Jerry Ream, Will Cornell, Chris Cull, Gary John, Bernie Buckley, Mark Cohen, George Gilmore, Karen Arikian, Kevin Kraut, Richard Houpert, John Alfred, Bernie Lyons. McLean Hall Roache ' s Keg parties ... TV lounge . . . Last Blast . . . ups . . . downs . . . beer . . . psychodelic . . . Gerry Iron City John . . . linen salesmen . . . intramural losers . . . Aveilo . . . 155 Overflov y- I . I II M Ml ,1 „ i —— . J „ • , L felt ' - • V ■ ' ... ;:... ■, - . ' A First Row (l-r): Larry Creech, Gurich, Charles Allen, Vaio Movides, John Scott. Second Row: Sam Hashim Raya, Jeff Wheeler, Lou Forte, Rick Keslar, Ken Kilbert. Third Row: Leonard Loabs, Clark Rice, Ken Schoefer, Bob Byers, George Lathouris. Fourth Row: Mike Anderson, Dave Osborne, John Plagens, Ernie McNeely, Mike Mumford, Ed Crowley. Fifth Row: Ralph Peters, Stan Steele, Angelo Pascucci, Rick Monypenny, Jeff Weissbart, Chris Ruta, Rob Carpenter, Stu Williams. 156 , i . :a i?5 ' . Woolery -■ t -• TTiJSr r- ' i ' -. Seated (l-r): Art Sche rich, Mark Sergio, Andy Carey, Sam Lucas, Rudy Frank, Paul Carty. Standing: Dean Steinman, Eric Magyar, Gregg Warren, Joe Mull, Mark Bonar, Jeff Touvelle, Mark Laramie, Mark Chadasiewicz, Jim Ralls, Mark Stoeckle, Howard Verbofsky, Mark Vieweg, Bruce Bafchelder, Kevin Welsh, Tommy Anderson, Paul Curran, Dave Jackfert. 157 Phi Mu, Sigma Nu Top Intramurals FOOTBALL SIGMA NU Woolery Sigma Alpha Epsilon Beta Theta Pi McLean McEochern Morlan South Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Delta Tau Delta Morlan North Phi Kappa Tou Overflow Men ' s Intramural Champs; Sigma Nu. Front: Dave Jividen, Ron MocDougall, Jeff Valley, Mark Cohen, Jack Clutter. Middle: Pete Zinaich, Tim Bird, Neil Nappi, Gene Stabile, Ray Homza, Bob Querry, Dave Moore. Back: Doug Wirth, Art Canfield, Bo Bokanovich, Steve Nogy, Steve McGinnis, John Clingan, Jeb Turner, Rusty Shoaf, Henry Johnston. FLAG FOOTBALL PHILLIPS HALL Phi Mu Campbell Kappa Delta Goodnight Harlan Zeta Tou Alpha Alpha Xi Delta SWIMMING KAPPA ALPHA Beta Theta Pi Sigma Nu Alpha Sigma Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Overflow TENNIS BOWLING GOLF PHI MU Kappa Delta Harlan Pi Beta Phi PI BETA PHI Phi Mu Campbell Kappa Delta Harlan Goodnight WOOLERY Beta Theta Pi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kappa Alpha Delta Tau Delta Sigma Nu Phi Kappa Tau 158 .Jfl mJLsm, -fT ?■ SOFTBALL i 5l ' i •.« «iSp ' ' SIGMA NU Kappa Alpha Overflow Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta Alpha Sigma Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Morion Phi Kappa Tau McLean McEachern VOLLEYBALL SIGMA NU Beta Theta Pi Overflow Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kappa Alpha Delta Tau Delta Phi Kappa Tau TENNIS KAPPA ALPHA Overflow Sigma Alpha Epsilon Morion Sigma Nu Delta Tau Delta Woolery Beta Theta Pi Alpha Sigma Phi McLean McEachern A BASKETBALL SIGMA NU Overflow Beta Theto Pi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Woolery Delta Tau Delta Kappa Alpha McLean McEachern Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Kappa Tau CROSSCOUNTRY CAMPBELL Goodnight Kappa Delta I 159 J - ut WRESTLING SIGMA NU Beta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Sigma Phi McLean McEachern Delta Tau Delta SOFTBALL PHI MU Zeta Tau Alpha Goodnight Kappa Delta Harlan Alpha Xi Delta PING-PONG MCLEAN MCEACHERN Overflow Alpha Sigma Phi Beta Theta Pi Phi Kappa Tau Woolerv Morion South Morion North Alpha Sigma Phi Sigma Nu Delta Tau Delta Koppo Alpha RACKETBALL SIGMA NU Sigma Alpha Epsilon Koppo Alpha Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta Woolery Phi Kappa Tau Overflow SWIMMING CAMPBELL Phi Mu Zeto Tau Alpha Goodnight Alpha Xi Delta 160 n VOLLEYBALL ZETA TAU ALPHA Goodnight PhiMu Harlan Phillips Pi Beta Phi Kappa Delta TRACK PHIMU Goodnight Kappa Delta Alpha Xi Delta Zeta Tau Alpha PING PONG BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Morion North Beta Theta Pi Morion South Woolery Delta Tau Delta Sigma Nu Alpha Sigma Phi Kappo Alpha BOWLING ALPHA SIGMA PHI Sigma Nu Morion North Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Kappa Tau McLean McEochern Kappa Alpha Beta Theta Pi Overflow Delta Tau Delta Woolery Morion South B BASKETBALL SIGMA NU Beta Theta Pi Overflow Morion Koppo Alpha Woolery Delta Tau Delta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Koppo Tau TRACK PHIMU Harlan Phillips Goodnight Campbell Pi Beta Phi Koppo Delta Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Xi Delta KAPPA DELTA PhiMu Goodnight Harlan Zeta Tau Alpha Campbell Alpha Xi Delta Pi Beta Phi Phillips SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Delta Tau Delta Beta Theta Pi Morion McLean McEochern Sigma Nu Kappo Alpha Phi Koppa Tau Overflow Alpha Sigma Phi Woolery 161 Seniors ■«?;.,«. TOP RIGHT; CAROLE JAYNE COX; Bethany, W.Va.; History, Alpha Xi Delta, SBOG, Lacrosse, Swimming Manager. LEFT: DAVID FRANK WRIGHT; Gibsonio, Pa.; English Communications, McEachern, Harbinger, Tower, Concert and Stage, Bonds. BOnOM RIGHT: CATHARINE THOMAS; Aliquippa, Pa.; Chemistry, Phi Mu, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Mu Epsilon, SBOG, Curriculum Committee, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Intramurols. ■ ' • -■f ? ' ' W 162 TOP: MELANIE C. kllk; Vanderbilt, Pa.; Alpha Xi Delta. BOnOM: JEFFREY A. RAITHEL; Hannibal, Mo.; Beta Theta Pi. 163 LEFT: VICTORIA A. STIMAC; Wheeling, W.Va.; Communications, Zeta Tou Alpha - V.P., SBOG. TOP RIGHT; DEBRA LEE WERNER; Collegeville, Pa.; Sociology,ancl Phi Mu, Alpha Psi Omega, Sociology Club, Field FHockey. BOTTOM RIGHT: LINDA S. REEVES; Westport, Ct.; Sociology, Campbell, Sociology Club - Secretary, Concert Choir, Peer Help Center, Saturday School. 164 TOP MICHAEL JOHN WARCO; Washington, Pa,; Economics, Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Senior Class — Treasurer, Economics Club, Soccer. BOTTOM LEFT: SANDRA MASON; Murrysville, Po.,- Campbell. BOTTOM RIGHT: LISA SARRACINO; Burgettstown, Pa.; Mathematics, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Vira I. Heinz Award. 165 TOP; MARCIA S. STULBERG; Williamsville, N.Y.; Sociology, Campbell. BOnOM LEFT: JOHN A. MARTY; Pittsburgh, Pc; Morion. BOTTOM RIGHT: SUSAN JOHNSON; Rochester, NY.,- Communications, Alpha Xi Delta, SBOG, French Club, Polygot, mm ntramurols. iiM -m Mi ' ;: . ' : ' ' ;v::.U¥4«3it; 166 TOP LEFT: THADDEUS F. KACZOROWSKI, III; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Communications, Beta Theta Pi. TOP RIGHT: KATHLEEN STARZINSKI; Brook Haven, Pa.; Secondary Education. BOTTOM: SETH GOLBEY; Stamford, Ct.; Cochran Apts. 167 TOP LEFT: CHERYL RUTH MITCHELL; Lincoln Park, N.J.; Chemistry, Goodnight, Kappa Mu Sigma, Gymnastics, Chamber Orchestra. TOP RIGHT: TONI DEMISE OAKES; Fanwood, N.J.; French, Campbell, French Club, International Student ' s Club, Saturday School. BOTTOM: UDO JOHNSON EKPO; Washington, D.C.; Economics, Overflow, International Relations Club, Economics Club, Soccer. 168 LEFT: SHEILA CORE; Morgantown, W.Va.; English, Pi Beta Phi. MIDDLE: ALAN CAIRNS; Durban, South Africa; History, Delta Tau Delta, International Student ' s Club, IFC, Varsity Soccer Manager. RIGHT: GEORGE LOES; Larissa, Greece; Physics, Overflow, Society of Physics Students Club President, French Club, Varsity Soccer. 169 TOP RIGHT: PETER E. LUPFER; Metuchen, N.J.; Mathematics, Delta Tau Delta — President, Treasurer, IFC, Math Club, Intramurals. LEFT: SUSANNA JO WILBURN; Portsmith, Oh.; French, Pi Beta Phi - V.P., Gamma Sigma Kappa, French Club, German Club. BOTTOM RIGHT: VALERIE ANN WRIGHT; Columbia, Md.,- Mathematics, Goodnight, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Kalon, German Club, Swimming, Intramurals, Who ' s Who, Phi Kappa Tau Freshman Girl of the Year, Resident Assistant. 170 TOP LEFT: RICHARD GEORGE CLANCY III; Yorktown Heights, N.Y.; Communications, Kappa Alpha Order, Pi Delta Epsilon, Tower Sports Editor, WVBC, WVBC-TV Public Relations Director, Resident Assistant. BOTTOM LEFT: PAUL DEAN STEINMAN, JR.; Weirton, W.Va.; Biology, Woolery, Beta Beta Beta, Woolery Pres., V.P., French Club, Football, Golf. BOTTOM RIGHT: SUSAN ERICH; Akron, Oh. 171 TOP RIGHT: LAUREL ELAINE PULEO; Trappe, Pa.; Elementary Education, Kappa Delta, Intramurals, Campaign Worker 72. LEFT ROBERT A. QUERRY; Johnstown, Pa.; English, Sigma Nu. BOTTOM RIGHT: KAREN HAGY; Toronto, Oh.; Goodnignt. 172 | -S if TJ ' TOP LEFT: DEMISE A. YARUSSI; Pittsburgh; Pa.; Campbell, Kappa Pi, SNEA. TOP RIGHT: KATHARINE A. RYAN; Balto., Md.; Goodnight. BOTTOM: CLAUDIUS ONI; Lagos, Nigeria; Psychology, McLean, Soccer Co-Captain, All-Conference, ISA President, Student Court — Chief Justice, Psychology Club, Renner Union Program Board, Practicum Committee, Alpha Sigma Phi social member, SBOG. 173 TOP RIGHT: ROBERT ALAN WILLIAMS; Worthington, Oh; Communications, Woolery, Football, All-PAC Place Kicker. LEFT: CHARLES B. M. DOUGLAS; Armonk, N.Y.; Psychology, Intramurols. BOnOM RIGHT: LIZABETH CARTY; Rochester, N.Y.; Elementary Ed., Pi Beta Phi, SNEA, Cheerleader. 174 TOP: DAVE KOPOLOVICH; West Mifflin, Pa.; Political Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsity B, Political Science Club, Football. BOnOM: VICKIE KAUFMANN; Bridgewater, N.J.; Sociology, Kappa Delta, Sociology Club, Intramurals. 175 TOP: ALEXANDER J. CIOCCA III; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Political Science History, Sigma Nu, Lt. Commander, Football, All-PAC. BOTTOM RIGHT: WILLIAM J. MOLNAR JR.; Valencia, Pa.; Chemistry, Delta Tau Delta, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Intramurals. BOTTOM LEFT: DEBORAH MOLLOY; Butler, Pa.; Elementary Education, Phi Mu, SNEA. ( 7 ' ' — ' - v. v • - ' , f ' -- ' ■■- . ■ 176 TOP LEFT: C. JEFF WEISSBART; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Communications, Overflow, Intramural Director, Pi Delta Epsilon President, Football, WVBC Program Director, News Bureau Student Assistant. TOP RIGHT: JACQUELINE L. KUZMA; Follansbee, W. Va.; Elementary Education, Kappa Delta. BOTTOM: JIM EVANS; Elmiro, N.Y.; History, Overflow, House Manager, Phi Alpha Theto Secretary-Treasurer, Intramurals, News Bureau Student Assistant. 177 TOP: KATHARINE A. LIESE; Auburndale, Fla.; French, Alpha Xi Delta — Marshall, Corresponding Secretary, French Club President, Homecoming Court, Sorbonne Program. BOTTOM LEFT: BRENT BABER COFFIELD; New Martinsville, W.Va.; Biology, Woolery, Beta Beta Beta — Vice President, Intromurals. BOTTOM RIGHT: AUDDIE HOLCOMB; Wheeling, W.Va.; Elementary Education, Zeta Tau Alpha, SNEA, Homecoming Queen 1975. 178 TOP: KERRY LEIGH HOVAN; Munhall, Pa., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. BOnOM LEFT: ROSANNE ADELE NORTON; Jamestown, N.Y.; Communications, Zeta Tou Alpha, Intramurals. BOTTOM RIGHT: MARY KATH- ERINE TITUS; Bowie, Md.; English, Goodnight, Lambda Iota Tou. 179 TOP LEFT: GLORIA LEON; Deer Park, N.Y.; Biology, Goodnight, Tri- Beta — Treasurer, Campus Audubon Secretory, TOP RIGHT: PAMELA ROSE MAGYAR; Shodyside, Oh.; Elementary Education, Alpha Xi Delta. BOTTOM: BONNIE J. MONTE; Stamford, Ct.; Theater, Campbell, Alpha Psi Omega — President, Treasurer. 180 ■ t ' % K — V — — s _ BBPp ' j[? fa g gmig. „■! BEte i- ISIf «B 1 - 1 H[v TOP: PATRICIA scon MORRE; Latrobe, Pa.; Physical Education, Phi Mu, Homecoming Court, Field Hockey, Intramurals. BOnOM LEFT: JANET LYNNE BANKS; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Elementary Education, Goodnight, Sigma Delta Pi, SBOG, SNEA, International Education Committee. BOTTOM RIGHT: WILLIAM KENNEDY; Bellaire, Oh.; Communications, Woolery, Tower, WVBC, Track, Cross Country. 181 TOP: JOHN RICHARD MANYPENNY; Newell, W.Va.; Economics, Overflow, Omicron Delta Epsilon President, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Economics Club Vice President, Senior Fellow — Economics, Intramurals. BOTTOM LEFT; MARY SHUTLER; Wheeling, W.Va. BOTTOM RIGHT: MERRI NADINE GOLDBERG; Yorktown Heights, N.Y.; Spanish, Campbell, Sigma Delta Pi President, Lambda Iota Tau, Spanish Club, Band, Encounter, Intramurals. - i 182 Z ' i ' TOP LEFT: ABIGAIL SMITH; West Orange, N.J.; History, Goodnight President, French Club. TOP RIGHT: WENDY LISABETH WILLIAMS; Cherry Hill, N.J.; Communications, Kalon President, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Pi Delta Epsilon, Who ' s Who, WVBC Assistant Student Director, Messiah, Concert Choir, Madrigal Choir, SCA. BOTTOM: DAVID AVONDOGLIO; Ivoryton, Conn.,- Elementary Education, McLean, SBOG, SNEA, WVBC, Intramurals. 183 TOP: CHRISTOPHER RUTA; Oakland, N.J.; Overflow. BOTTOM LEFT: A. HOWELL CANFIELD; Philadelphia, Pa., Sociology, Sigma Nu — Social Chairman, Intramural Representative. BOTTOM RIGHT: DEBRA JEAN BINA; Westhampton Beach, N.Y.; Elementary Education, Zeta Tau Alpha — Treasurer, SNEA — Vice President, Spanish Club, Intramurols, hlomecoming Court, Alpha Snea y S||P  S ' i iiam . :. ::.. .. -:.. ■ ' ■-■ ,,., ...,i. . ,. .i .::...n.tj TOP: MARK ALBERT REBER; Atlanta, Ga.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. BOnOM LEFT: LISA M. FRIEDMAN; Melville, N.Y.; Campbell. BOTTOM RIGHT: DOROTHY GENSHEIMER; Hamburg, N.J.; Campbell, Biology, Lacrosse, Basketball, Intramurals. 185 TOP: MAUREEN ANN RILEY; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Economics, Alpha Xi Delta — President, Treasurer, Economics Club, Panhellic Council President, Intramurals. BOnOM LEFT: JAN C. ZELLER; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Physical Education, Campbell, Lacrosse Club, Swim Team Manager, Intramurals, Wilderness Recreation Committee. BOnOM RIGHT: JAMES M. SHOAF; Washington, Pa.; Sigma Nu. 186 TOP LEFT: ONDINE ISENBERG; Dix Hills, N.Y.; Elementary Education, Zeta Tau Alpha. TOP RIGHT: MARYANN KOVACEVICH; Belmont, Oh.; Goodnight. BOTTOM: MARYANN C. BREY; Gladstone, N.J.; English, Goodnight, Lambda Iota Tau, Pi Delta Epsilon, Intramurals, Bethanian 1975 Senior Editor. 187 TOP: MARSHA GOLDEN ZIMSKY; Wheeling, W.Va.; Communications, Kappa Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon. BOnOM LEFT: JO ANN OCEPEK; McDonald, Pa.; Biology, Goodnight, Tri-Beta, Campus Audubon Club — Secretary. BOTTOM RIGHT: DAVID MONROE WRIGHT; Snyder, N.Y.; Biology, Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Secretary, Tri-Beta — Historian, Lacrosse. Sy Z S TOP: DAVID JIUIDEN; Newell, W. Va.; Economics, Sigma Nu — Commander, Omicron Delta Epsilon. BOTTOM LEFT: JERRY STEWART REAM; Johnstown, Po.; Interdisciplinary, McLean, Kalon, Renner Union Program Board — Chairman, Chairman Speaker Committee, Senior Representative Interdisciplinary Faculty Committee. BOTTOM RIGHT; HEATHER SUE ADAMS; Birmingham, Mi.; German, Campbell, German Club, Lambda Iota Tau, German Polyglot Editor, Saturday School. I 189 TOP LEFT: SHERRY L. VOGT; Acton, Mass.; Education, Phi Mu. TOP RIGHT: REBECCA CHARLEY; Greensburgh, Pa.; Schonck ' s. BOTTOM: LANE T. ZELLMAN; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Grime ' s. 190 «!- ' inMBWWWWTOanwwwjnn t! wwiK«wfiw;r ' I TOP: EILEEN E. KASPARIAN; Yorktown, Heights, N.Y.; Alpha Xi Delta — President. BOnOM LEFT: MARK ROGER LESNEH; Upper St. Clair, Pa.; Economics, Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Economics Club President, Varsity Basketball. BOTTOM RIGHT: DANIEL THOMAS LEMAITRE; Woodbury, Ct.; Economics, Delta Tau Delta, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Phi Alpha Theta, Economics Club Secretary, Saturday School. 191 -„ci;. TOP: PATRICIA ANN MARTIN; Erie, Pa.; Communications, Alpha Xi Delta BOTTOM: EVANNE WEIRICH; York Haven, Pa.; Liden ' s. 192 TOP: DAVID CORTES ' ; Brooklyn, N.Y.; Religion, Phi Kappa Tau, Spanish Club, Resident Assistant. BOnOM LEFT: RUTH ANNE DODSON; Corpus Christi, Tex.; Mathematics, Campbell, Kappa Mu Epsilon President, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, January Term Committee. BOTTOM RIGHT: JOANNE R. BUNK; Warren, Pa.; Phi Mu, Elementary Education, Panhellic Council, Field Hockey, Intramurals. 193 TOP LEFT: STAN J. PAWLOSKI; Bellaire, Ohio; Communications, Woolery, Pi Delta Epsilon, WVBC, Track. TOP RIGHT: SHARON NADA BOGERAD; Weirton, W.VA.; Communications, Phi Mu, Bethanian, French Club, Tower. BOTTOM: MARK COHEN ,- Lawrence, Mass.; Political Science, Sigma Nu, SBOG, Intramurals, Athletic Committee. 194 MttiimiMUtikUimm TOP: ELLIOn L. PETERSON; Baton Rouge, La.; McEachern. BOTTOM LEFT: LINDA A. MAHONEY; Media, Pa.; Art Education, Pi Beta Phi, SNEA, Panhellenic Council, Kappa Pi — Treasurer. BOTTOM RIGHT: CARMINA SZUNYONG; Avella, Pa.; Campbell. 195 TOP: BARBARA E. WAYNE; Wheeling, W.Va.; Communications, Kappa Delta — Treasurer, Pi Delta Epsilon — Secretary, Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish Club — President, Tower — Editor, Bethanian, Folio, Intramurals, E. E. Roberts Award for campus journalism. Pi Delta Epsilon Award, Majorette. BOnOM LEFT: MICHAEL KORT; Erie Pa.; Alpha Sigma Phi, All-PAC Golf. BOTTOM RIGHT: PETER J. ZINAICH; Adena, Oh.; Economics, Sigma Nu, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Economics Club, Baseba 196 ■Bl ma sa sr TOP: KIM E. LEVIN; Wheeling, W.Va.; BOnOM: JAMES THOMAS JOYCE, JR.; Youngstown, Oh.; History, Beta Theta Pi Vice-President, Phi Alpha Theta, History Club, Senior class President, Football, Lacrosse. 197 TOP: JEFFREY KASPER WEIK; Library, Pa.; Elementary Education, Sigma Nu. BOTTOM LEFT: CARLA A. HOWELL; Dedham, Mass.; Campbell BOTTOM RIGHT: FRANK E. THOMPSON; Bethany, W.Va.; McLean. J - 198 ZSSEiS S TOP LEFT: H. GREGORY LEVY; Newburgh, N.Y.; Elementary Education, Kappa Alpha President, Treasurer, Golf Captain, Swimming, All-Conference Golf 1973. TOP RIGHT: LAURA ANN KNOWLES; Lititz, Pa., Communications, Alpfia Xi Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon, Kappa Pi Treasurer, Poylglot, Tower, Saturday School. BOTTOM: JILL DIANE BRANDLE; Madison, N.J.; Interdisciplinary, Phi Mu, Bethany Kalon, Renner Union Board, Wilderness Recreation Committee, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. 199 ■ ' 5 ' -„ ' ' ' -V ' r«-: ' 200 TOP LEFT: MICHELE CATHERINE ANN MAZZA; Vanderbilt, Pa.; French, Campbell, French Club, SNEA, Saturday School, International Students Relations Club, Lacrosse, intramurols. TOP RIGHT: ROBERT L. CARTER; Wayne, Pa.; English, Phi Kappa Tau President, German Club President, intramurols, Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universit ies, Resident Assistant, Mole Chorus, Mixed Choir. BOTTOM: WILSON B. DARWIN; h4ockessin, Del.; Physical Education, Sigma Nu, Football, Track. MHMli TOP LEFT: HARRY A. BOOTH; Elkins, W.Va.; Physical Education, Phi Kappa Tau, Intramural Council, Wrestling, Football. TOP RIGHT: PAUL EDWARD LEHNER; Greenwhich, Pa.,- Psychology, Phi Kappa Tau, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Debate Team, German Club President, Psychology Society, Senior Fellow — Psychology. BOTTOM: KAREN SUE HUNT; Akron, Oh.; Music Literature, Pi Beta Phi, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Messiah, Concert Choir, Pep Band, Chamber Music, WVBC, Intramurals. 201 TOP RIGHT: HOWARD CLARK SMITH; Mt. Lebanon, Pa.; Religion, Phi Kappa Tau. TOP LEFT: CHARLES D. DEVINNE; Fairport, N.Y.; Phi Kappa Tau. BOTTOM: CAROL ANN MAPLETOFT; Chatham, N.J.; Art, Phi Mu Vice President, FHouse Manager, Kappa Pi President, Secretary, Intramurals. 202 liBt a a ar TOP: DEBRA CLAIRE CANOVALI; Green Bay, Wisconsin,- Elementary Education, Zeta Tau Alpha, SNEA, Cheerleader. BOTTOM LEFT: EDWIN G. SHRIVER: Warren, Oh.; Phi Kappa Tau. BOTTOM RIGHT: HIBBY PRINGLE; Johnstown, Pa.; Art, Campbell, Kappa Pi Secretary, Intramurals, Senior Fellow — Art. 203 LEFT: EPPIE INSKEEP; Rockville, Md.; Elementary Education, SNEA, Agape, Saturday School. TOP RIGHT: MARK VIEWEG; Wheeling, W.Va.; Economics, Woolery, Economics Club. BOTTOM RIGHT: JOHN A. VERGARI; Mohegon, N.Y.; Chemistry, Sigma Nu, Treasurer, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Football, Lacrosse, Intramurals, Practicum Committee. 204 TOP: WILLIAM HAYNES JR.; Toronto, Oh.; History — Political Science, Sigma Nu, Phi Alpha Theta Vice-President. BOnOM: BRUCE KING MACLEOD: Snyder N.Y.; Economics, Overflow, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Economics Club, Saturday School, Band. 205 TOP LEFT: MARK BONAR; Shadyside, Oh.,- Mathematics, Education, Woolery, Baseball, Football, Intramurals. TOP RIGHT: SANDRA LEE PITTENGER; Mountainside, N.J.; Mathematics, Goodnight, Kappa Mu Epsilon Vice-President, SNEA, Concert Choir, Messiah. BOTTOM: CELESTE A. OLTMER; New Milford, N.J.; French, Goodnight, SNEA, French Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals. 206 t Simmfmitmm mm TOP: DAVID B. ANDREWS; Ridgewood, N.J.; Communications, Delta Tau Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon, WVBC Student Director, SBOG, Tower, Concert Committee, Intramurals. BOnOM LEFT: MERLE JEAN EMEIGH; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Elementary Education, Pi Beta Phi Vice-President, SNEA, Debate Club, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Mu Epsilon, WVBC. BOnOM RIGHT: PAULA M. GINTHER; Shadyside, Oh.; Communications, Pi Beta Phi, WVBC. !i., 207 ♦•c « TOP LEFT: JULIANNE GULP; Dallas, Pa.; Communications, Kappa Delta, Lambda Iota Tau President, Pi Delta Epsilon, Spanish Club, SBOG, Panhellenic Council Secretary, Tower, Oxford Semester, Church Choir. TOP RIGHT: A. JAYE PENN; Wellsville, Oh.; Campbell. BOTTOM: ROBERT EARL ELDER; Allison Park, Pa.; Sociology, Delta Tau Delta, Sociology Club, Track. 208 liii TOP: BENJAMIN GARGLE; Ornard, Calif.; Alpha Sigma Phi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi. BOnOM LEFT; K. BRYNOLF LYON; Rushville, Ind.; Psychologv, McLean, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Debate Club President, Psychology Society President, Senior Fellow — Psychology. BOTTOM RIGHT: ROBERT PETER GRAMMEN; Wheeling W.Va.; Economics, McLean, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Intramurals, Football, Tennis. 209 LEFT: HOLLY KAY HARPER; Medford Lakes, N.J.; Communications, Goodnight, Pi Delta Epsilon, Bethonion 1975 Editor-in-Chief, Tower, Band, Scripps-Howord Scholarship. TOP RIGHT: GERALD BREISINGER; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. BOTTOM RIGHT: RALPH D. SPILLER; Bethany, W.Va. 210 TOP LEFT: THOMAS K. MILLER; Gibsonia, Pa.; McEachern. TOP RIGHT: HENRY STEPHEN JOHNSTON; Verona, Pa.; Biology, Sigma Nu, Chaplain, Marshall, Beta Beta Beta, Football. BOnOM LEFT: CHARLES WILSON III; Herminie, Pa.; Beta Theta Pi. Iw 211 M v v TOP LEFT: K. ANDREW CROSS; Westover, W.Va.; Physical Education, McLean, Football, Wrestling, Student t; Intramural Director, Field House Equipment Manager. TOP RIGHT: GLENN S. ARRINGTON; Glen Arm, Md,; Sociology, Alpha Sigma Phi, Sociology Club, Intramurols. BOTTOM: DIANNE M. JONES; Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.; Phi Mu, Physical Education. 212 I je f( TOP: RICK SNYDER; McDonald, Pa.; Communications, Beta Theto Pi President, Varsity B President, College Council, Football Captain, All-Conference second team. BOTTOM LEFT: JONATHAN LOWENGARD; Harrisburg, Po.; McEachern. BOTTOM RIGHT: GARY M. NOVAK; West Mifflin, Pa.; Beta Theta Pi, Baseball. 213 TOP LEFT: JONATHAN SHAW; Shrewsbury, Mass.; Communications, Beta Theta Pi. TOP MIDDLE: PATRICK M. FLATLEY; Weirton, W.Va.; English, Alpha Sigma Phi. TOP RIGHT: JAN INGRAM SMITH; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Elementary Education, Pi Delta Epsilon, SNEA, Agape, WVBC, Religious Life Committee, Resident Assistant, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. BOnOM: DAVID S. BARLOW; Baltimore, Md.; McEochern, Economics, Band, Baseball. 214 TOP: PETE KAYWORTH; Boca Raton, Fla.; Economics, Sigma Nu, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Football, Track. BOnOM LEFT: MARK D. BETLEM; Rochester, N.Y.; Biology, McEachern, Beta Beta Beta, Campus Audubon. BOnOM RIGHT: PAUL R. COLE; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Psychology, Delta Tau Delta, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Psychology Society, Band, Lacrosse. 215 TOP LEFT: THOMAS A. SAMPSON; Mercer, Pa.; Overflow. TOP RIGHT: CAROL L. STEVENS; Westport, Conn.; Economics, Phi Mu Treasurer, Band, Field Hockey. BOTTOM: CYNTHIA JEAN EMMONS; Erie, Pa.; Goodnight. ' ip, s 4 ' ' « ' 216 TOP: CONSTANCE A. HESSKE; Steubenville, Oh.; Communications, Zeto Tou Alpha President, Panhellenic President, Messiah, Intromurols, College Council. BOnOM: ANDREW B. LAMBERT; McKeesport, Pa.; Beta Theta Pi, SBOG President, Lacrosse. 217 TOP LEFT: DEBRA ANN LEWIS; Bantam, Conn.; Education, TOP RIGHT: BRUCE A. REYNOLDS; Riverside, Conn.,- Alpha Sigma Phi, Swimming. BOTTOM: scon I. McCRUM; Allison Park, Pa.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 218 VS- m w T -:j- isi A TOP: FRANK J. RAVELLA; Wilmerding, Pa.; Economics, Beta Theta Pi, Economics Club, SBOG, Varsity B, Football. BOTTOM LEFT; MICHAEL D. BILICA; Bethany, W.Va.; Mathematics, Alpha Sigma Phi, Wrestling, Football. BOTTOM RIGHT: ERIC WENDELL; Maplewood, N.J.; Alpha Sigma Phi. 219 TOP LEFT: STEVEN A. FELLER; Scarsdale, N.Y.; Psychology, Resident Assistant, Psychology Society, Swimming. TOP RIGHT: STEPHEN JAMES CRAMER; Poinesville, Oh.; Economics, McLean, Renner Union Program Board, SBOG, Wilderness Recreation Committee, Renner Union Advisory Committee. BOnOM: PETER FRANCOS; Bethany, W.Va.; McEachern. 220 TOP: ALBERT JAMES WIZBA; Shadyside, Oh.; Alpha Sigma Phi. BOTTOM LEFT: DONNA E. MYERS; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Communications, Kappa Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon, WVBC, Bethanettes. BOTTOM RIGHT: CHARLES T. DIGHT; Wellsburg, W.Va.; Economics, Beta Theta Pi, Resident Assistant, Football, Wrestling. 221 C. J. Anderson John A. Anderson Susan R. Bonk Joy Bemesderfer Donald J. Blashford Steven E. Burakowski Richard A. Davidson Seniors Not Pictured Lori Dearth Robert A. Gordon Eric H. Hill Richard F. Houpert Barbie Koffenberger J. Thomas Madden Mark D. Shopland Frank Thompson Elizabeth A. Turley Richard M. Vulgomore Ernest A. Wetzel Douglas L. Wirth 222 l f) 224 225 226 227 o I I 111 1 - it 1 1— I II -■ ' I I ' l I KARL MAHAFFEV DARESYOU TO UAKCO I UU LGVE THIS PLAC AS SHE DOES II )  — ■. ' 228 Si UT TTT |i II II iill