Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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ALPHA XI DELTA Lisa and Mary check the files A. Daly, J. Stubbs, C. Fulton, C. Moeller, C. Dignazio, L. Traub, VV. Hickok, M. Fjaere, L. Bissell, J. WTialen, M. Catignani, M. Lewis, H. Hadigian, K. Meyers, K. Borelli, H. Hyde, V. Morris A brief description of Alpha Xi, brings a few thoughts to mind immediately. At beer pong we do reign supreme, and our kitchen is usually less than clean. Field hockey and lacrosse are our two main sports, though we do have a basketball team, of sorts. In the fall, we had a lasagna dinner, and that left none of us any thinner. Though motley is often our way to be, we do dress up occasionally. At the SAE house we can often be found, cuz there ' s not far to go when we ' re home- ward bound! Just a few more words to this shaky rhyme: the Alpha Xi girls are one of a kind! 29

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Once upon a time on the edge of town in Cookie ' s Seafood Palace, there was a revival of the APAFAP Spirit of old. Our town council connection blew everybody ' s rap and Gary missed the driveway, paving the way for Gra- ham National Park. The continuing saga of the spice crisis and the domination of the volleyball team were bright spots in a rather shattered year. But anything can be replaced with $172.11! As you walk through the DeMayo Memorial Door, watch for police cars in the parking lot. They ' re good friends of Spud and our self-ap- pointed foreign correspondent Mickey Mouse Breath. Moe ' s not a radio star, that ' s for sure. Eddie, cornel you ' ll be late for Dubwot. Watch out for a late night herd of ponies, or risk being trampled, and remember: don ' t point the finger at us! J. Amato, P. Bailer, B. Balint, J. Bateman, J. Borgerson, G. Cahill, P. Clough, M. Coffey, G. Cook, K. DeMayo, M. Fischer, M. Hamilton, J. Hannibal, M. Kellis, M. LaBonte, J. Lampson, M. Lucas, C. Luceno, G. Martich, B. Matthews, B. Mulvihill, E. Ridgeway, S. Santilli, S. Taylor, G. Tindall, K. Wiencik. - ALPHA SIGMA PHI The Alpha Sig Bathrobe Brigade 28

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Our first semester was highlighted by another try for a Guinness world record. Volleyball was the game, and the Leukemia Society of America was the benefactor. Inspired by the life of brother Ray Nola, 12 men pulled together and made the event a huge success, raising over $3,000 for the society. Intercollegiate athletics were very successful this year, and Betas played various key roles. Denny Williams led the conference in pass re- ceptions for the 6-2 football team. Others in- cluded seniors Doug Owens and Lee Frank- houser, juniors Dave Collins, Mike Mari and Gary Frankhouser, and sophomore Bill Rainey. Senior varsity basketball captain Kendall Hayes finished his career with a flourish, scoring his 1,000th point for the Bison cagers, and juniors Greg Fenton and Pete Winovich also provided lea dership for the team. Traditional social events brightened many days and nights. The Haunted House was a very appropriate theme for the annual Fall Ball. Just ask Todd. The Christmas formal was memo- rable, and Canaan Valley was the sight for the spring weekend. Our thanks go to Greg Jordan for the fine job he ' s done. Congratulations are in order for our seniors passing their comps. They will be a great loss, but to these men go our best tvishes, and our hopes that they will find success in the future. Art Bertol, Jeff Boucek, Mike Bromley, Terry Bruno, Mark Brooks, Doug Cameron, Dave Collins, Mark Conineck, Todd DeSantis, Gary Dornstauder, Mike Dorsey, Mike Fedun, Greg Fenton, Tim Ford, Gary Frankhouser, Lee Frankhouser, John Geary, J.B. Graham, Gary Hammond, Chris Hayes, Kendall Hayes, Bill Hickok, Vern Holden, Kevin Holewinski, Greg Jordan, Bruce Kaiser, Kevin Kelhofer, John Lipinski, Mike Mari, Dave Marsh, Fat Niles, Doug Owens, Dave Petrel, Bill Rainey, Bob Rivera, Jim Scaffidi, Dan Sigler, Ray Smith, Mike Stahanczyk, Pete Winovich, Denny Williams, Rick Zarnoch m Gary gets plastered BETA THETA PI 30