Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

1 ' . ■ EETIiANIAN 1982 «-i - ' - -X:i- Eethany Ccllesfe Bethany, W Va Contents Seniors 18 Administration 58 Sports 70 Organizations 86 Special Events 98 Housing 116 Bethanian Staff: Co-Editors in Chief . . . Karen Ward Sue Wilson Photographers . . . Gerardo Mendosa, Bob Rivera, Ginny Bullard, Kip Gillett, Diane Lund, Lysa Frazier Contributors . . . Chris Halkyard, Pat Bai- ley, Lindy Clark Cover Design . . . Diane Lund Advisor . . . Ruth Westlake :-a ' yiy, ' . g. Capture the moment Carry the day Stay with the chase As long as you may The Innocent Age aSf.- tS ' J fii ' ' Follow the dreamer, The fooh and the sage Back to the days of The innocent age storybook endings Never appear They ' re just someone ' s way of Leading us liere H iMI Waiting for wisdom to open the cage We forged in the fires of The Innocent Age Back at the start It was easy to see No one to own to Nowhere to be Deep in the heartlands A sad memory Calls to me (Calls to me) Fretful horizons Worrisom skies Tearful misgivings Burning your eyes millWIAi.! .nii i 1 X ' i 1 ' V ' V % ' ' ■ K m X 10 Yearnings unanswered Reckon the wage you Pay to recapture the innocent age, — Dan Fogelberg 11 Friend, we ve laughed When humor had Passed Friendf you listened with Closed lips while Opening your heart 12 Friend, you felt my sorrow And we form one Tear 13 r 1 . 7 - liiiiai II II m ' 14 15 Man s youth is a wonderful thing: It is so full of anguish and of magic and he never comes to know it as it is, until it has gone from him forever — Thomas Wolfe 17 m fli y ►■ 18 19 BILLY DENNISTON Toronto, Ont. Canada Leisure Studies Soccer, Hockey Relax, enjoy yourself! MARTIN MAAG Toledo, Ohio, Psychology Cross-Country, Track, SBOG, Dean ' s List, Psychology club — vice-president, Sigma Nu — Commander. Economics club, College Council KATHERINE L. MADISON Bethlehem, Pa., Math Comp. Sci. Varsity Tennis, Phi Mu, SBOG, Math Club Then as it was. Then again will it be. Though the course may change sometimes, — Rivers always reach the sea! BETH GOSPODAREK Eaton Center, N.H. 20 MARK SCIEGAJ Grafton, W.Va., Philosophy Senior Fellow, Sigma Nu — President, I.F.C., Student Court — Chief Justice, Senior Class President, R,A., Winfred E. Garrison Award winner The seeker after truth should be humbler than the dust. The world crushes the dust under its feet, but the seeker after truth should be so humble that the dust crushes him. Only then will he even have a glimpse of the truth . . . Let hundreds life me perish, but let the truth prevail. — M.K. Gandhi KRISTEN CADY Wheeling, W.Va., Comm. German club, Renner Union Program Board ERIC L. MORGAN Lancaster, Pa., Philosophy Sigma Nu, plays, Frisbee Tryst GARY P. BISCHOF Wheeling, W.Va., Philosophy R.A., I.F.C. — President, Kalon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Senior Fellow, Concert Choir, Phi Kappa Tau, SBOG, Freshman Council, Baseball and Football Manager, Intramurals, Curriculum Review Board Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. 21 iljii- b .iV : ■ ■ - T ■ll ' W I • SUSAN KLEIN Jackson Heights, N.Y. Psychology Phi Mu Growing older but not — Jimmy Buffet City, N.Y., up. STEVEN CARTER YEREB Hermitage, Pa., Social Work Track, Cross-Country, Social Work Club — treasurer, Food Service Student Manager, Delta Tau Delta — house manager Dreams — so tfiey say Are for the Fools and they Let them drift away Peace — Like the silent dove Should be fly in ' but its only just begun Seals and Croft We May Never Pass This Way SUSAN E. CARSE Sistersville, W.Va., Religious Studies volleyball, Dean ' s List, Senior Fellovi ' , Varsity basketball, Kalon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Delta — president, VIA, Outstanding Junior Woman, Phi Kappa Tau Little Sister, Practicum Committee In college we can often discover, with pain and frustration, that a mature religious person is very close to the agnostic, and often we have difficulty in deciding which name expresses better our state of mind: agnostic or searching believer. Perhaps they are closer than we tend to think. — Henri Nouwen ROBERT D ' ADDARIO Miller Place, N.Y., Comm. Diving club, baseball, WVBC Sports, basketball manager, intramurals rep., Woolery PAUL EDWARD DENFELD Annandale, Va., Interdisciplinary Soccer FRANCISCO AGUIRRE Quito — Ecuador, Economics Business Administration Sigma Nu, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Spanish club, Economics club — Vice President, IS. A. — Vice President, Polyglot, Minority Awareness club MARK SWIGER Elkins, W.Va., History Sec. Ed. Cross Country, Track, SNEA, Sigma Nu There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want: and, after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. — Logan Pearsall Smith CHRISTINE KLEIN New York City, N.Y., English Tennis Team, Phi Mu, Oxford Semester, Lambda lota Tau, Intramurals ... move on with the riches of dreams untold, to days to come, and wishes to unfold ... — C.K. m THOMAS OGURCAK Keyser, W.Va., Education KIMBERLY BORELLI Rockland, Mass., Chemistry SUE ANN SNIEGOCKI Pittsburgh, Pa., Comm. Head Resident, volleybal - ' : 7 ' v ' : Kv PAUL A. HAYWARD Marl ham, Ontario, Sports Comm. Soccer, Kappa Alpha . :« ; AW 24 LISA MARIE SOBEK Star Junction, Pa. CHRISTOPHER D. GRANT Newark, N.J. BRUCE ALLAN BRYAN Chester, W.Va., Education MARIA A. CATIGNANI Weirton, W.Va. Alpha Xi Delta — president 25 Be T MICHAEL STAHANCZYK St. Clairsville, Ohio, Economics Beta Theta Pi. JOO CHIANG LEE Malaysia, Biology Senior Fellow, Tri-Beta, Dean ' s List, ISA. — vice president, World Outreach Committee of BMC; Youth groups Lord, grant me that I may seek rattier to comfort ttian to be comforted; to understand than to be understood: to love than to be loved. — Mother Teresa W. ARTHUR BERTOL Wheeling, W.Va., chemistry Beta Theta Pi, football SCOTT DILLINGER Pittsburgh, Pa., Economics Finance Freshman Council — president. Basketball, Track, SBOG — rep. and president, Board of Communications — chairman, student intramurals — director, ex-officio, Bethany College Board of Trustees, Governor Rockefeller ' s Advisory Board, Economics Club, Dean ' s List, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Phi Alpha Theta ■.V. 26 m-- ELIZABETH DIBARTOLOMEO Bethany, W.Va., Chemistry MICHAEL CAREY Wheeling, W.Va., theater THERESA SWINEHART Richmond, Ohio, Physical Education Phi Mu, basketball, Softball WENDY E. CLUKEY Lewiston, Me, Fine Arts 27 GREGORY N. HICKS New York Sigma Alpha Epsilon DONNA PALERMO East Northport, N.Y., Comm. Folio editor, copy-editor — Tower, TV 3, Field Hockey, Cabaret, St. John ' s Children ' s Home, VIA JANET K. MILLERICK West Hartford, Conn. JENNIFER KAYE BECK Beaver Falls, Pa. 28 4uaa JENNIFER E. LISTER Maple Glen, Pa. Communications CAROLINE LEE KOHLER Pittsburgh, Pa., Foreign Languages, German WVBC, Tabingen, Swim team, German Club — president ALEXANDER KON Ambridge, Pa. Track, Cross-Country, Woolery KEN KADAR McKeesport, Pa., Comm. Overflow, Cabaret, Swim team, TV 3, Folio, Tower No Inhibitions, no guilt, no sorrow — The right way may be wrong tomorrow. 29 BRUCE A. MATTHEWS Ligonier, Pa. Alpha Sigma Phi ROBIN EINBINDER Oyster Bay, N.Y., Psychology Oxford semester, Alternatives Club The best lack all conviction, While the worst are filled with passionate intensity. — Yeats THOMAS F. SMITH Haworth, N.J. DANIEL JOHN SIGLER Allison Park, Pa., Comm. Beta Theta Pi 30 ANITA LYNN JONES Greensburg, Pa., Psychology ALISON JEAN CELONA Valley Stream, N.Y., English Basketball, softball, Phi Mu We always feel the need to touch something we know is turning into a memory. Once we touch it. we find it necessary to hold on to it. In the coming days, reach back — touch your memories — hold on to them. For the road is sprinkled with memories, ones I wish to base a lifetime on . . . Goodbye my friend, maybe forever ... BRUCE KELLEY Lancaster, Pa., Economics Beta Theta Pi JEFFERY T. LAMPSON Stow, Ohio, Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi — president, track — all-conference, IFC, VIA The cause is hidden, the results well known. 31 JOSEPH BUCKLEY Columbus, Ohio, Education ELIZABETH SWEENEY Mt. Lebanon, Pa., English Phi Mu, Panhellenic Council — secretary Concert choir, SBOG, Political Affairs club BRADFORD RYDER Grafton, Ohio, Religious Studies RENE SHACKLEFORD Port Jefferson, N.Y., Education Phi Mu. WVBC 32 Be T JODY DEJONGE Bloomington, Indiana, Comm. Tower — editor, Travel award recipient MICHAEL DEAN DORSEY Martins Ferry, Ohio, Psychology Beta Theta Pi JAMES BENTON GRAHAM New Cumberland, W.Va., Economics Beta Ttieta Pi Bor JULIE ANN DAVIS Bethany, W.Va., Education basketball, Phi Mu 33 JEFFREY MARK JEFE MORAN Bay Shore, N.Y., Comm. Delta Tau Delta — Vice President, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Dean ' s List, SBOG, I.F.C., Tower, Terry Noble fan club — Vice President Hey Ho. Let ' s Go. JOHN LEIBRICK Pittsburgh, Pa., Communications Lacrosse, Kappa Alpha NJUGUNA-TIMOTHY KABUGI Thika, Kenya, East Africa Communications International Students Assoc. — President, TV 3, WVBC, Tower. Time Out, SBOG GREG KISELICA Pittsburgh, Pa., Comm. Woolery, Intramurals 34 VALERIE ANN MORRIS F ox Chapel, Pa., Comm. Alpha Xi Delta, field hockey, lacrosse club, volleyball, varsity B, Panhellenic president LOR! ATKINSON Mt. Holly, N.J., Psychology intramural cross-country, Spanish club, Spanish Editor for the polyglot, Saturday School, Kappa Delta — treasurer (assistant). Dean ' s List Making friends for ttie world to see, let ttie people know you ' ve got wfiat you need. Witfi a friend at hand you will see the light. If your friends are there, then everything ' s alright. — Elton John ANN MICHELE ROLLER McMurray, Pa., Economics Economics club, math club, practicum committee. Pi Beta Phi, Phi Kappa Tau Little Sister, SBOG Financial Committee This year is different from all those past. A peek at the future, pull back, look ahead. The last vestige of childhood going — gone! A bittersweet year — The Senior Year. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye. — The Fox (from the Little Prince) THEODORE KWITTKEN North Tarrytown, N.Y., Comm. WVBC, M M president, Millsop Center, M.BA. pres. It ' s the American way! UHUlil JAMIE S. BELL Steubenville, Ohio, PoL Sci. Phi Mu — Secretary, Phi Kappa Tau Little Sister. Tri-Beta, SBOG — Vice President, Concert Choir, Renner Union Board, Political Affairs club — President Loolc not mournfully Into the past It comes not back again. Wisely improve the present. It is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy future, without fear, and with a manly heart. — Longfellow LEEANN PAQUETTE Tilton, N.H., Psychology Varsity Field Hockey, Renner Union Board, Basketball, Dean ' s List, Phi Mu — President TRACY TREVORROW Honolulu, Psychology Think more milk and follow your bannana, Because peace is milk and the skinny, thirsty earth (its face covered with flies) screams like a baby SUSAN ASHFORD DRIGGS Collinsvllle, Conn., Pol. Sci. R.A., Programming assistant, Spanish Club — president. Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Mu, swim team, Washington semester Wisdom begins when a man finds out that he doesn ' t know what he thinks he knows. — Plato ' s Republic :,cm- SCOTT M. LESIAK Steubenville, Ohio, Pol. Sci. Phi Kappa Tau, WVBC, Intramurals, ¥ Bethany Vol. Fire Dept., Brooke County Ambulance Service, Political Affairs Bethany has taught me what life truly is . . . seeing one close to death starting to walk again. DAVID NEIL TOMER Sprlngdale, Pa., Pol. Sci. Kappa Alpha Order — President, Varsity Soccer ELISE HARVEY Greensburg, Pa., Comm. Panhellenic president, cheerleader. Homecoming Court, TV 3 anchor person, Freshman Counc il Don ' t take yourself too seriously. KEVIN HOLEWINSKI Homestead, Pa., Pol. Sci. R.A., Beta Theta Pi — President, Varsity Track, Varsity Football Man ' s youth is a wonderful thing: It is so full of anguish and of magic and he never comes to know it as it is. until it has gone from him forever — Thomas Wolfe 37 A- .:mi fl -r4,,jp. m ih t My CYNTHIA LYNN THORNE Wheeling, W.Va., Comm. R.A., Cheerleader, Phi Mu, Economics Club, SBOG — publicity director In the race to be better or best, miss not thie joy of being. — Edward A. Gloeggler CYNTHIA L. WOODYARD Grafton, W.Va., Comm. TV 3, senior class vice president, Cabaret SALLY ANN SNIEGOCKI Castle Shannon, Pa., Comm. Volleyball, R.A., Tower, News Bureau, Society of Collegiate Journalists, TV 3 — women ' s sports director. Freshman Judicial Board BILL RAINEY Willoughby, Ohio, Comm. Beta Theta Pi, Football tri-captain, TV 3 38 JOHN MALT MALTESE Steubenville, Ohio, Chem. Pre-Med Baseball, Chemistry club, Physics club. Kappa Mu Epsilon BILL ALMASY Wellsburg, W.Va., Biology Track, Tri-Beta, Chemistry club, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Physics club, Senior Fellow MICHAEL D. PASQUALE New Brighton, Pa., Chemistry Tri-Beta, Chemistry club, Special Events committee. Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Senior Fellow, Physics club TERRY ZABRUCKY Ambrldge, Pa., Communications Phi Mu, Renner Union Board Chairperson, TV 3, Comm. senior fellow, Saturday School, Kalon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Society for Collegiate Journalists, Homecoming Queen Sometimes, not often enough, we reflect upon ttie good thiings And ttiose thouglits always center around those we love and I think about those people who mean so much to me and I count the times I have forgotten to say thank you and just how much I love them. — Felice l lancini To my friends — thank you and I love you, especially Jude 39 ' JUDY A. FLYNN Dormont, Pa., Comm. Swim Team Captain, Water Polo club. Phi Mu, Student Court Justice, Society for Collegiate Journalists. TV 3 Programming Director, Renner Union Board LAURIE DOBKIN Wheeling, W.Va., Comm. Gamma Sigma Kappa, SBOG, Tower Editor, Homecoming Court ANTHONY MICHAEL CACCAVALE Bloomfleld, N.J., Comm. Soccer, hockey club. Kappa Alpha Sunshine. Smiles and laughter — Happiness, Love and friendship was what I was after. Bethany gave this all to me, including the greatest — T.Z. The past is the past so just live for tomorrow PAUL RAUB Greenville, Pa., Economics Phi Kappa Tau — Treasurer, SBOG Treasurer 40 Steve Petrovich Weirton, WV., Math Basketball, Math Club — president 5C2 Christopher R. Hayes Alexandria, VA., Communications Station Manager — TV 3, Beta Theta Pi Pete Bailer Colerain, Ohio, Chemistry Chemistry Club, Alpha Sigma Phi Paul J. Read Lakewood, CA., Theatre Stammering is the native eloquence of us fog people. Eugene O ' Neil. Long Days Journey Into Night 41 KARSTA MEYERS Wayne, Pa., Psychology HEIDI ANN KOSSUTH Wheeling, W.Va. DARRELL SIMMERMAKER Jacksonville, III., Social Work Phi Kappa Tau — president, Student Court Justice, SBOG, Social Work club Stand up on you r feet. Your life is stiort as tieil. You could be dead tomorrow. Today may be your last chance to believe in yourself, your last chance to yell, your last chance to be good to yourself, your last chance to drink from life ' s well. So drink from the well. — Shooting Star DAVID L. HODGE Monaca, Pa., Economics Business Phi Kappa Tau, SBOG president, BOC Chairman, Who ' s Who, TV 3, Kappa Delta Little Brother, Polyglot editor, Bethanian, Sorbonne Program 42 VERNON HOLDEN Oil City, Pa., Math Beta Theta Pi, Math club — president. SBOG JAMES H PAIGE III Wheeling, W.Va., Social Work Four year letter winner and first team all- conference in basketball, four year letter winner in tennis. Social Wok club, Athletics Committee, Woolery — vicepresident At this stage in my life. Bethiany College has been my greatest experience. I wish everyone the best of luck. I will miss you. MARK S. COFFEY Pittsburgh, Pa., Poll. Sci Hlstory Alpha Sigma Phi, Political Affairs club. Theatre, Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Alpha Theta MAURICE CONRAD LABONTE Woonsocket, R.I., Poll. Sci. Renner Union Program Board — art. Political Affairs club, SBOG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Alpha Theta, Senior Fellow — history poli. sci., Benjamin — Chandler Shaw Travel Award recipient We must lose our minds and come to our sense. — Perls 43 MARY ELLYN GLASS Chester, W.Va., Social Work So before we end (and then begin) We ' ll drink a toast to ow it ' s been . A few more hiours to be complete. A few more times tftat I can say, I ' ve loved these days. KENNETH J. GONGOLA Wheeling, W.Va., Comm. Football, baseball, Sigma Nu — officer, IFC, Tower, TV 3, Sports Information Assistant, football and basketball stats This has been the most exciting four years anyone could have everhad. Many things will remain with me for life. Marty. Hess. Flick, the Ecuadorian, and Roscoe, we ' ve made a college education what is was meant to be . . . ALICE BULLARD Bethany, W.Va., Social Work Concert committee, Social Work club, Alpfia Xi Delta, Sigma Alptia Epsilon Little Sister, Ohiio Valley Social Service Association JEFFREY SCOTT FLICK Beaver Falls, Pa., Comm. Sigma Nu, soccer, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Kappa Pi. IFC, TV 3 Don ' t let schooling interfere with your education! 44 ROSS J. KLEINER Follansbee, W.Va., Phys. Ed. Sigma Nu-sentinel, Phi Delta Psi, Dean ' s List, SBOG rep 1 In i 1 C k ' i •M di V ' 1 1 MM BK- £ 1 J IRnl fP ' MICHAEL HAMILTON Monogahela, Pa., Theatre THERON G. NOBLE DuBois, Pa., Math Delta Tau Delta — president. IFC — president, waterpolo, baseball, Bethany Volunteer Fire Dept. 45 BARBARA B. BERGHORN Kings Park, Long Island, N.Y. Zeta Tau Alpha, TV 3 Comm. HOLLY JANE HADIGIAN Columbia, Conn., Spanish Alpha Xi Delia — president, Spanish Club, Sigma Delta Pi, Madrid Semester don ' t think there is a method to my madness, maybe more of a madness to my method. MARYELLEN TAIT Montclair, N.J., Social Work Social Work club, Zeta Tau Alpha The time of my life in the relation to the world is insignificant. The time spent in Bethany in relation to my life was brief — but not insignificant. KAREN RISUCCI Holbrook, Long Island, N.Y., Psychology Zeta Tau Alpha Lessons learned are like bridges burned. You only need to cross them but once. Is the knowledge gained worth the price of the pain? Are the spoils worth the cost of hurt? — Dan Fogelberg 46 DAWN LAUREL HUFF Pittsburgh, Pa., Comm. Zeta Tau Alpha, Cheerleader, Freshman Council, TV 3 anchorperson THOMAS J. HAWK JR. Columbus, Ohio, Comm. Tri-Beta. Woolery Not to know is bad, not to wishi to know is worse. Nothing is permanent except change. ' JANNE N. CHARLES West Hartford, Conn., Social Work SBOG, Dean ' s List, Concert Choir, United Mental Health Inc. Scholarship, Social Work club — secretary, softball, basketball, Intramurals, Goodnight House Manager For sunlit hours and visions clear, for all remembered faces dear, for commrades of a single day who sent us stronger on our way, for friends who shared the years long road and bore us with the commond load, for hours that levied heavy told but brought us nearer to our goal, for insights worn through toi l and tears — We thank Thee, Keeper of our years. AMY LYNN HOLZHAUSEN Corunna, Mich., Religious Studies 47 MAURA CAREY IVES Moundsville, W.Va., English Student manager, Maxwell ' s Coffee House, Lambda lota Tau, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Harbinger editor, Society for Collegiate Journalists, senior fellow, Cammie Pendleton award WILLIAM M. CARVER JR. Pittsburgh, Pa., Psychology football, all-conference, all-district track, Woolery Over the course of a nation ' s lifespan, it Isn ' t the small thinkers who count, It ' s the big doers. And that is why we should never forget: the meek may inherit the earth — but in the meantime, it belongs to the bold. Now that my ladder ' s gone, I must lie down where all the ladders start, In the foul rag-and-bone shop of the heart. — W.B. Yeats BETH ANN SUTTON Morrlstown, N.J., Comm. SBOG, Cabaret president, VIA, TV 3, Society for Collegiate Journalists ASARE ANDREVI S Kumasi-Ashanti Ghana, West Africa 48 ■ fl ft iJi N J Tl Jr H ' , _ __ y mm t % I Ife .i MARGORIE CHASE Athol, Mass., Foreign Language KATHERINE GHISELIN Shillington, Pa., English STEVEN MARK BUDZ Springdale, Pa., Comm. Soccer, Hockey, Kappa Alpha Order MARGARET BROWN Pittsburgh, Pa., Education Phi Mu, Senior Fellow 49 THOMAS E. DALEY Stratford, N.J., football — captain Ir if BETH MITCHELL Bethany, W. Va., Comm. Zeta Tau Alpha - y • r ' EDGAR DELGADO Cresskill, N.J., Biology Spanish Club, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 50 Seniors Not Pictured John Bateman Kristin Daniels Carmen Dejesus John Faber Sean Harry Suzanne Hill David Marsh Jesus Santiago Diane Thompson Deborah Ault VanArsdale Susan Williamson 51 . ,., . i. f ■ •L AX.M: SMtfrUtf;.«CMli -UiiMv4«U 1v m 52 53 Bethany . . As We nrfM aj M , J Know It 54 55 i iif. 1 vi 56 57  ' « ' 4jr - . j 58 Robert A. Sandercox Vice-President Dr Todd Bullard President Wm, Daniel Cobb I Dean of Faculty Joseph Kurey Registrar 60 John Cunningham Dean of Students John C. Giesmann Housing Director ' } Joe McGraw Assistant Dean of Students 61 Art W. Wagner, P. West, W. Kornowski Fine Arts J. Taylor Foreign Languages M Carty, L. Cayard, P. Nelson, P. Smith, D. Delillipis Economics r W. Cooey J. D. Davis H. Curnutte W. Pavord The Sciences S. Becker E. Goldin Y. Liao Matii J. Allison A. Sil D. Brown, absent 63 Communi- I., cations H. Shaver J. Humes K, Dudt B. Boyer K. Leisering J. Carty Psychology G. Thompson T. Pierce J. Hull Education A Shelly J U. Davis F. Dillashavi H, Seller A, Preis 64 l Chemistry R. Stebbins M. Smith J. Draper History Political Science J. Lozier R. Crary W. Young D. Sheldon W. Phipps W ' Sociology L. Adkins M. Olshan P. Diss ■T M .Hf Jlll 65 r. W. Phillips Memorial Library Staff Philosophy R. Meyers Theatre D, Judy P. Read J. Roney 66 Bethany Bookstore Staff M -• i n Placement and Counseling Linda McGraw Gwendolyn Allen Ron Head Zoila Airall, missing Infirmary v . Judy Allison Joanne Sykes Karen McFaden Pat Byhanna, missing Pat Philabaum, missing t  I 67 President Todd Bullard addresses the graduating seniors ' The paper is due today! There are no exceptions. John Hull and son David enjoy a concert 68 Faculty Not Pictured: D. Ambrister M. Calabrese J. Cox R. Cole W. Crosbie J. Dafler A. DeVaul G. Dulkowski M. Fiske L. Grimes S. Hanna D. Hutter R. Kenney H. Lester D Lowy O. Manning J McGowan H. McGuffie A. Mitch W. Nee! J. Taylor Bonnie Thurston Burton Thurston Wes Loder belts one out on the bagpipes Reverend Allen leads the faculty and audience in prayer 69 « 70 Spcrts 71 Football mm3ihM M. Shoals, M. Phillips. D. Wilhelm, J. Pullen, J, McCaughey, J. Krinock, B. Overly, S. Adams, K. Collins, N. Arminio, J. Jackson, J. Mattich, S. Swann, M. Castilow, G. Simon, R. Huddart, D. Short, S. Dish, D. Amend, G. lobst, L. Tomich, W. Ere- mic, G. Winterstein, N Nola, R. Justice, B. Raniey, D. Hocker, C. Hesse, D. Bailey, B. Abiatici, B. Vucelik, W. Myers, D Fin- ney, M. Pipak, T. Caruso, J. Young, L. LeDonne, F. Rea, T. Pitts, D. Dicenzo, C. Crawford, A. Coleman. C Gacek, M. Young, M. LeDonne, T. Daley, J. Ravasio, M. Meintel, L. Lamatrice, S. Snarey, J. Reed, W. Mudd, P Lareau, A. Kramer, G. Cirpompa, F. Thomas, A. Bertol, J. Decolati, M. Pendred, T. Reabe, B. Miller, P Muscati, M. Jacob, J. Perino. E. Smith, C. Frum, H. Redman, B. Harchar, D. Robichaud, T Reddy, D Shaw, R. Mogan, D Haas, R Shelbourne, P. Fraga, W Britton, M. Cindric, M. Pritchard, P. Fitzkee, M. Olszewski, M. Dorsey, B. Carver, D. Jenson, M. Doak, C. Yocum, C. Ward, J. Swenglish, D. Powell H ' ■ i ' . « ' ■ i - ■ K E, 7 ■e v k - i Kft HViv V ' L 1 r ' a W ' ' ]S Si r ; f ! Ji k W ' Sg . Jtw 1 m a Mattich tosses for a connection Carver tries for a field goal ll 2rr- .-- | •«: - - 72 Bethany Bison Touchdown! The Bethany football team has accumulated a 22-5 record under Coach Ault over the past three years. Ault resigned his position in December to take over the Head Coaching position at Slippery Rock College. Wallace Neel vi as appointed to take his place. Coach Ault looks over the men It will be a rebuilding season, said Coach Don Ault at the beginning of the 1981 football season. But, even Ault couldn ' t have guessed that his young club would post a 5-2 PAC record and 7-2 overall record in 1981. It took a two-point conversion by Thiel College with only one minute left in game four to break Bethany ' s 1 7 game winning streak. After a loss to Carnegie-Mellon University the following week, Bethany came back to win the last four games and finish in second place in the conference. 73 Soccer R. Hines, D. Tomer, T. Fieldhouse, B. Denniston, M. Mathias, P. Hayward, P. Denfeld, T. Trevarrow, R. Greenfield, S. Mick, T. Lovell, J. Horner, K. Rice, P. Lustig, A. Anderson, P. Mugurkin, B. Hillhouse, C. Baker, J. Flick, G. Birrer, T. Caccavale, R. Brown, J. Buckley, L. Roma, J. Regan, R. Smith, J. Burkhard, D. Lees, G. Guggenheimer, D. Churnicky, D. Hastings, G. Ramsey, Coach J. Cunningham Paul ' s famous playing style The team gets psyched for another victory 74 Efv SRr 1 -Q BF S % ' r 4 The Bethany Bison Soccer team did one outstanding job this year. Under the coaching of John Cummingham, the team finished out the season with a 8-4 first place record PAC conference and continued on to the playoffs. They won the first round, but were beaten in round two. As a result of their excellent talents, eight players were placed on the all-con- ference team. Many of the players will be leaving this year, but there are many fine young players who will carry on the team ' s de- termination to win. Ross Brown demonstrates son ie fancy footwork 75 Women s Tennis A. Carter, M. Caldwell, C. Newmeyer, T. Weiss, M. Gatungo, A. Celona, K. Heyde, S. Kelley, J. Bender, L. Holmes, B. Gospodarek, M. FIske Under the supervision of Mary Ellen Fiske, the wonnen ' s tennis team put on a fine show this season. With captain Beth Gospodarek and top doubles partner Christy Newmeyer, the two placed second in the Pacific Women ' s Conference tournament. First singles player, freshman Kimberly Heyde had an outstanding season. The team is young but strong and they are hoping for a more successful season next fall. 76 Christy and Beth volley during warm-ups Field Hockey S. Dowart, L. Paquette, E. Reading, C. Crawford, K. Borelli, L. Reinert, K. Engel, S. Bowen, E. McCormick, D. Palermo, K. Denfeld, M. Berwinkle, G. Ridgeway, D. Jackson, K. Daniels, L. Romanasky, L. Mackinnon, Johanson, J. Bender, B. Yurek, E. Howes, D. Hutchinson The women ' s field hockey team had another successful season in 1981, obtaining for the fifth time in a row the Pennwood West Conference Championship. Coach Sally Dowart led the team to an over-all record of 8-3. This year Leeann Paquette, Valerie Morris, and Eileen Reading served as captains. Eileen was also the highest scorer and received the Most Valuable Player. Joann keeps her eye on the ball 77 Cross Country p. Krasinski, A. Kon, T. Ogurcak, R. McCarthy, D. Dichristina, M. Maag, T. Henningsen, S. Harvey, B. Calvert, M Swiger, J. Wolt, D. Wottle The cross country team did not have any captains this season, however, they had an outstanding season. Under the coaching of Dave Wottle, the team placed fourth in the P.A.C. and had an overall record in dual meets of seven wins and two losses. Among the outstanding runners, Barry Calvert finished third in the conference. Also, Phil Krasinski and Ray McCarthy entered the national meet for cross country runners. 78 Swimming J. Marsteller, A. Clark, J. Gray, J. Faber, T. Weber, D. Ault, K. Gillett, J. McGowan, D. Gorkery, M. Palmieri, A. Smith, J. Flynn, H. Busse, A. Jordan Unfortunately, the team had a rather dismal season. They finished the season with a 1-1 1 record. Lead by Coach John McGowan and captains Andy Clark and Judy Flynn, the tea m finished sixth in the Presidents ' Athletic Conference. During the P.A.C. ' s the team accumulated the most points it has done in the past 14 years. The team is young and strong and is looking forward to a winning season next year. Pull! Pull! Judy Flynn shows off some excellent techniques -.. 79 Men ' s Track N. Arminio, A. Kon, J. Marsteller, W. Britton, B. Calvert, M, Tice, J. McGowan, P. Casado, B. Almasy, H. Redman, J. Lampson, M. Stahanczyk, D. Cravin, R. McCarthy The team may not have had the best record overall, 1-3, but they v ere able to finish third in the Presidents ' Athletic Conference, The team continues to have outstanding members. This year was no exception. Senior Jeff Lampson placed second in the shot put while Dan Sigler took second in the pole vault. Freshman Winston Britton had an outstanding season finishing second in the 100 and 200 yard race. He, along with Marty Maag, Alex Kon and Matt Tice, placed second in the one mile relay. The team is looking for another strong and competitive season next spring under the coaching of John McGowan. They ' re known as the Senior Squad — they promote the team and they get them psyched for the meets 80 Men ' s Tennis I -« •. m £. Jjuf . . ??  i g J. McDevitt, K. Rice, D. Miller, B. Bosh, C. Metzger, J. Kurey, T. Buxton, D. Lees, M. Ward f The team had a rough season this year and the weather wasn ' t much help. Many of their scheduled games were rained out. However, under the coaching of Joe Kurey, the team was able to place fourth in the P.A.C. ' s. The top singles player and captain Kevin Rice made it to the semi-finals during the tournament. The team is hoping for a better record next season and with the young team they have, the experience will follow. John keeps his eye on the ball after a great shot Chris and his great backhand 81 Men s Basketball E. Bargin, J. Rippy, J. Adams, M. Namak, R. Hinderer, G. Nagy, J. Hartzell, J. Pizzutti, B. D ' Addario, M. Granato, G. Dulkowski, K. Rowing, M. Kemp, R. Royal, C. Rine, D. Lipperman, J. Paige, D. Black, J. Spragg, E. Monahan, J. Kurey, J. Dafler It came down to Bethany ' s final game of the sea- son at CMU. Alleghany was also playing its final game at Cleveland. Both teams were looking to play each other in the conference tie-breaking game two days later. After the win against CMU, the team heard that John Carroll had defeated Alleghany to give the Bi- sons the P.A.C. crown. A supposedly rebuilding year for the Bisons turned out to be a banner year for Coach Dafler ' s squad. The Bisons finished the year with a 1 5-9 record and a 11-3 conference mark and an NCAA playoff bid. The year was highlighted by Jim Paige scoring his 1,000th career point and being named the Presi- dents ' Athletic Conference Player of the Year. Coach Dafler was named Coach of the Year along with his second trip to the NCAA Division III playoffs Jimmy Paige goes up for two of his 1,000 points! 82 Women s Basketball M. Fiske, C. Koellner, M. Milmski, T Swinehart, D. Grande, K. Heyde, H. White, J. Davis, B. Yurek, E. Reading, J. Montegomery, R. Thompson, A. Bertol Terry tips off against Marietta College This was the year for champion teams, and this team was no exception. For the first time, the women ' s basketball team captured the P.W.C. crown. The captains this season were Terry Swinehart and Michelle Milinski. The team was able to compile a season record of 12-7 overall and 11-1 in conference games. The members received some outstanding awards. Senior Terry Swinehart scored her 1,000th career point and was named to the first team All Conference. Along with her was freshman Robyn Thompson also named to the first team All Conference. Eileen Reading was named to the second team All Conference. The team was a success and will be a sure team to watch next season. Freshman Robyn Thompson shoots for two 83 Baseball C. Ward, D, McCaughey, T, Fieldhouse, B. Daigle, S. Keller, R. Hooter, K. Gongola, C. Halkyard, J. Pateman, M. Donnelly, E. Chuba, D. Moorehouse, J. Halroad, E. Monahan, B. Hlllhouse, B. Leonatti, M. Horan, D. Wilhelm, T. Reabe, M. Mason, T. Maltese, T. Bisutti Once again, the team takes on a new coach. This year, Donny Morehouse, an Bethany Alumnus, came in to take the team to a great season. Even though freak weather conditions have cancelled a few games, it hasn ' t dampened the spirits. The team ' s captains for this season are Ken Gongola, Tom Reabe and Ed Monahan. The team has a shot at the P.A.C. ' s this season and they ' re working hard to get there. Tom Reabe makes a catch at first base Kenny, O , hits one out of the park 84 Softball iiite flrTM  - • A. Celona, E. Reading, C. Kraft. J. Montgomery, E. Delcero, K. Engel, D. Corkery, M. Berwinkle, R. Thompson, L. Celona, S. Esposito, B. Yurek, M. Hermes, H. Seller, M Deem, D. Lund, C. Koellner, G. Ridgeway, P. Mills. D. Reed, M. McCartney H ♦  r iJ The girls gave it their best shot and they didn ' t do too bad. At the closing of the season, they stood at 3-6-1 in conference games. The captains for this year were Eileen Reading and Cindy Craft. Eileen was the leading homerun hitter and the best defensive player. Other outstanding players include Margy McCartney who had the highest hitting average. The team is young and with a little experience, they can go far. There ' s a lot of fresh talent on the team. Eileen drives one home Ginny and Alison play monkey in the middle with the opponent 85 86 Bw M K B b w v E BMPf 1 J l M 1 ™ Si—-- - -• Ji 87 Golf D. Amend, J. Mauro, M. Prichard, W. Eremic, T. Lovell, T. Caruso Lacrosse Club T. Treasurer, M Dippy, P, Healy, P, Sandercox, B Hill, J. Dorian. J Decolati, B Frechette, J. Goodman 88 Gamma Sigma Kappa J. Kuzma, K. Madison, G. Taibi, L. Atkinson, J. Newman, M. Ives, M. Pasquale, S. Yureb, F. Aguirre, P. Denfeld, J. Moran, B. Almasy, H. Kossuth, M. Hurl, G. Bischof, S. Harry, J. Charles, G. Hicks, T. Swinehart, R. Meyers French Club Society for Collegiate Journalists B. Boyer, D. Palermo, C. Woodyard, C. Kindig, S. Martinez, E. Tobiczyk, S. Stewart, J. Flynn, H. Shaver, B. Sutton, S. Sneigocki, T. Zabrucky, K. Duda, L. Colquhoun, B. Foreman, S. Bowen, K. Brown, L. Panapucci, M. Burke, G. Mendoza, R. Tostevin, A. Zond, B. Rivera Not pictured: K. Gongola, K. Ward P. Nelson, S. Longley, S. Prouty, J. Percy, L. Pinto, M. Ives, W. Fiske, A. McClure, J. Renner, M. Dickman, R. Tostevin 89 Craanizaticns Cheerleaders r I Geralynn and the Bethany mascot cheer the team on! Elise watches the team ' s every move G. Hood, M. Ackerman, T. Gioia, R. Mazzie, A. Sofis. T. Chrzanovk ski, T. Dellovade 92 D. Carlson Clew Parking ill C. Repp, S. Harry, L. Gaetano, P. Cloud, W. Allen, M. Chandler, N. Cochran, L. Wingard Cabaret M. McCartney, C. Woodyard, B. Sutton, K. Risucci, L. Barbour 93 Music Society M. Miller, A. Devaul, L. Panepucci, S. Prouty, G. Taibi Art Society K. Brown, D. Forrest, S. Roberts, E. Warren, P. Brown, A, Clark, S. Sniegocki, A. Montesano Theatre Society |, B Gospodarek, W. Clucky, R. Tostevin, L, Sobek, P. Read, S. Nichols, S. Harry, J. Taylor, S Prouty, D. Schweibert 94 Renner Union Board G. Hicks, A. Novel, J. Flynn, T. Zabrucky, M. Labonte Mother Dung Social Work A. Lovejoy, A. Erbland, P. Diss, G. Mendoza, L. Sobek, S. Yereb, T. Weiss, J. Charles, L. Krause, A. Brendle, J. Paige 95 SBOG Christy Newmeyer, Pat Bailey, Steve Merger, Cindy Kraft, Tom Weber, Beth Patterson, Phil Sandercox Jim Harris, Mark Sciegaj — Chief Justice, Kimberly Rosco, Robert Ivloore, Heidi Kossuth, Iruaku Brodie-Mends, Beth Gospodarek Student Court 96 Panhellenic Karen McVey — treasurer, Karen Ward — president, June Brandt. Kim Brown — secretary, Judy Collins, Christy Newmeyer, Margaret Sweeney — vice-president, Sara Snyder, Beth Valuska Ray Janda, Dave MacNutt, Jerry Burkhard, Vinnie DeSomma, Pat Hymes — president, Dave Marsh, Todd Jones, Chris Peters, Mike Boyle, Kirk Collins IFC 97 Bethanian Karen Ward, Susan Wilson Not pictured; Chris Halkyard, Pat Bailey, Lindy Clark Tower Laurie Dobkin, Jodie DeJonge, Liza Northrop, Sarah Kennedy, Andrea Novel, Donna Palermo, Bill Adkins Folio Donna Palermo, Beth Patterson, Kevin Rice, Andrea Novel, Maria Catignanni, Laurie Fay 98 Harbinger Ed See, June Brandt, Mark league, Jennifer Percy TV 3 Connie Kindig, Cindy Woodyard, Ed Scarborough, Liz Barbour, Gail Habetler, Mike Burke, Carl Birkmeyer, Chris Racquet, Kurt Dudt WVBC R. Shackelford, L. Colquhoun, K. Duda, L Krause, M. Zuberbuehler, B. Foreman, D. Forrest, B. Showalter, L. Leaper, E. Toblczyk, J. Lister, K. Rice, H. Newman, E. Leicht, T. Buxton, L, Panepucci, J. Connelly, J. Brandt, Mr. Humes, C. Koehler, S. Prouty, J. Perino r,n i ▼ '  99 wii9 ;  Special Events Gerald R. Ford Ford attends a press conference in Phillips Hall HF B 1 } m 1 3 ttSI 1 1 Former President Ford speaks at Convocation On April 27, 1982, Gerald R. Ford spoke on Bethany campus. The main topic was American Politics in the 1980s. Ford spent one day attending open discussion classes, speaking at formal Convocation, and attending a luncheon for the college ' s student leaders. Ford hit on such topics as the defense budget, nuclear disarmament, and education cutbacks. Former President Ford answers questions from campus media 102 May Morning Breakfast Lee Smedley sings a medley of love songs during May Morning Breakfast The setting was perfect — a new cool morning set aside to honor the graduating women. The menu consisted of fresh strawberries and cream, eggs and ham, and scrumpscious peacn rolls. Speakers for the breakfast included Susan Carse, who gave the prayer, Gina Taibi, who gave the toast to the seniors and Karen Ward, who was toastmistress. The guest speaker was Joan Martin Nicholson who is the Senior Liaison Officer for the United Nations Environment Programme. The entertainment for the morning was provided by Lee Smedley who was accompanied on the piano by senior Scott Prouty. The seniors enjoy the breakfast that is held in their honor Joan Martin Nicholson, the guest speaker, tells the women to just be themselves and they ' ll go far 103 Theatre Jan Newman and Scott Nichols acting out a touching scene in The Shadow Box A pathetic scene from The Shadow Box ' Donna Schweibert, Marcella Chubet, and Lisa Krause act out a scene from The Women 104 Donna Sweibert and Tim Dunn perform a duet during The Butterfingers Angel, Mary and Joseph, Herod the Nut Mark Coffee and Donna Sweibert in the Slaughter of Twelve Hit Carols in a Pear Tree Lisa Krause relaxes before going on stage in The Women 105 Concerts The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra swings into action Bethany College was one of 40 independent colleges to present affiliate arists. fvlitchell Korn was on campus April 12-17. During his visit, Korn held several workshops with a public performance on April 17. Korn is a 12-string guitarist who has mastered a wide range of musical styles. During his stay, he lectured regarding himself and his work. 106 The band, Association, kicl s off Spring Weekend Gene Cotton during his second campus visit Gary U.S. Bonds belts one out for the audience 107 Homecoming t -- -, ■ i -; K e A ' Y i N • W President Bullard greets the new Homecoming Queen, Terry Zabrucky, and her escort, Robert Rivera Balloons were everywhere and the sun was shining. What more could anyone ask for Homecoming Day. The day kicked off with the Bethany Bisons playing John Carroll in football. Next came the annual Homecoming Float competition. The floats were based on the theme Come and Take a Sentimental Journey. The Kappa Delta sorority took first prize with a camouflaged tank and soldiers. Then the moment everyone was waiting for — the crow- ing of the Homecoming queen. This year it was awarded to Miss Terry Zabrucky. Like always, the Homecoming dance was held in the main dining room. 1982 Homecoming Queen Terry Zabrucky Homecoming candidate Elise Harvey and her escort 108 Tim Treasurer gets a blood test Blood Drive Each fall and spring, the Bethany community holds a blood drive that is sponsored by the Red Cross. Dr. John Hull, who often is the faculty member in charge of the drive, is very pleased wWh the turnout each time. The results from the Spring donations showed that approximately 200 people showed up to give bloo d. Out of the group, 40 participants were there for the first time. Hull was excited to say that 144 pints of blood were given. Sue Wilson gives blood Mark Sciegaj sets his mind on something else 109 Bid Day 0 ' . z::tL Zeta sisters welcome a new pledge Tension filled the air as 4:00 drew near. The scene was Richardson Hall and Commencement Hall. The day was February 12. It was Bid Day. Bid Day is always a way to drive the houses and freshman together. There are parties and singing, laughing and crying. After the pledges received their bids, they were met by their new brothers and sisters who were waiting to take them back to the house for Greek activities. The Phi Taus were on hand to escort their new pledges to the house I I ! y ' A Phi Mu pledge gets a hug from her new sister 110 -; Snow Carnival «HF ' .  The McDiarmid house takes first prize with a Unicorn The Delts and Wally the Walrus A day that every student dreams about — a weekday without classes. Well, on March 3, Bethany was hit by a snowstorm that dumped over four inches on the ground. At Bethany, when this happens, all classes are cancelled and they call it Snow Carnival Day. Throughout the day, people were busy building snow sculptures to win a prize. They were also busy having snowball fights. The day ended with an all-campus dance. The Sigma Nu ' s give a big kiss to the campus hx .«v ' m: A St- What a way to spend the day in the snow 111 Spring Weekend Each second semester, the College hosts a campus-wide spring weekend. This year, the weather agreed with the event as it was sunny and warm for the concerts. The group, The Association, kicked the weekend off. They played their hits such as Cherish and Windy. The weekend continued with a concert in the Alumni Fieldhouse with Gary U.S. Bonds performing. The weekend came to a close with an outdoor concert by Gene Cotton who was at Bethany two years ago. Steve Merger listens carefully to Gene Cotton Gary U.S. Bonds belts out a song Kathy Burns, Kara Menegus, and Kathy Korab poses for the camera 112 The Association singing Cherish ' Gene Cotton and Daria Darling perform for Bethany students Miss Nicholson smiles after another successful weekend worth of planning Robin Mazzie and Karen McVey enjoy the outdoor concert 113 Graduation J i ' vrt} William E. Tucker addresses the graduating seniors William C. Howland, the Baccalaurete speaker, receives an honorary degree ot Doctor of Divinity On May 22, more than 150 students received their diplomas. Tvs enty four seniors recieved Bachelor of Science degrees while 128 students received Bachelors of Arts degrees. The speaker during Commencement exercises v as former Bethany College President William E. Tucker. During the ceremony, several people were honored. Senior Gary Bischof was presented with the Oreon E. Scott Award for his academic achievements. Also, three persons received honorary degrees. a honorary Doctor of Science degree was conferred upon Edward P. Polack 114 Gary Bischof receives the Oreon E. Scott Award for scholarship Mike Pasquale shakes hands with President Bullard senior class president Mark Sciegaj after receiving his diploma a happy Francisco Aguirre shakes President Bullard ' s hand 115 116 licusina 117 Alpha Sigma Phi Ping-Pong anyone? Mark and Carol ham it up at the Christmas Formal. P. Bailer, G. Barney, J Bateman, D Butz, T. Buxton. M. Coffey, V. Desomma, D. Dichristina, P. Fitzkee, P. Franks, T. Hume, R Janda, M. LaBonte, J, Lampson, D. Lang, M. Law, E. Ridgway, E. Shramm, E. See, P. Thomas, D. Trenton, G. Trowbridge, S. Waters, G, Wirth, L. Zaiud Vh - 118 J Alpha Xi Delta Aah, a time to reflect on that paper! At Alpha Xi our cry was uncanny This year was for our dear Miss Annie While three of our sisters traveled worldwide ' do you see what I see? echoed houswide Tipping our hats to the Chinese cooks At OWL), ' do it for the duck, really got some looks Our own flower shop was founded While our GPA really rebounded . . . Glenda the Good Witch appeared at Halloween Even non-preps ordered from L.L. Bean ' I don ' t give a damn about my bad reputation ' Oh, silly me, country clubs were such a temptation McDonald ' s cured our late night smashes To prepare us for the next night ' s bashes At Christmas Formal we saw red garters But the mistletoe was only for starters . . . Punt is the end call we ' re allways giving But Alpha Xi will keep on living. K. Borelli, A. Brendle, K. Brown, M. Catignani, L. Clark, M. Deem, E. Eisele, L. Fay, L. Firth, B. George, H. Hadigian, A. Holzhausen, K. Meyers, A. Montesano, V. Morris, L. Northrop, A. Novel, T. Renner, V. Shriner, C. Smith, B. Tetschner 119 B. Adkins, F. Basista, T. Bruno, V Holden, T. Reabe, D. McCaughey, M. Dorsey, K Holewinski, N. Lynn, A. Clark, M. Horan, D. Quel, S. Swann, D. Marsh, M. Young, B Woods, B. Mortimer, B. Griffiths, J. Graham, J. Ravasio, E. Monohan, R, Rivera, P. Hor- bac, T. Henningson, K. Collisn, M. Stahan- cyzk, B. Kelley, L. Ottaviano, W. Myers, M Pendred, J. Perino, A. Bertol, M. Pipak, A. Circelli, M. Shoals, D. Sigler, T. McGuire, L. Tomich, C. Hayes, F. Pollock, P. Howell, C. Looman, K. Karovic, M. Mari, P. Lareau, P. Lehto, D. Lipperman, R. Mogan, D. Maley, B. Rainey, J. Mattich, D. Wilhelm. In past years, the Beta Theta Pi fra- ternity has held marathons to raise mon- ey for their fellow brothers who have been injured. In Spring, 1980, pledge Dean Burton was injured in an automobile accident. His brothers sponsored a marathon to raise money to help pay Dean ' s medi- cal expenses. There were able to raise $3,000. Well done! Beta Theta Pi The brothers of Beta Theta Pi work hard for what they have. Take for instance, they took 22 new pledges on Bid Day. Furthermore, they ' ve dedicated themselves, both physically and mentally to help those in need. There have been many parties and fun on Spring Weekend. The brothers really know how to kick up their heels. 120 J. Allen, D. Altman, D. Baker, E. Barbour, J. Beck, J. Bender, V. Bullard, L. Chase, G. Clay, W. Clueky, C. Costanzo, C. Crawford. K. Daniels, C. Davis, C. Dejesus, J. DeJonge, E, Dibartolomeo, M. Dickman, L. Dobkin, G Drzewiecki, R Einbinder, K. Feltmate, C. Ferrelli, K. Ghiselin, G. Gibbons, E. Gospodarek, W. Groves, N. Gurich, L.Hodgson, L. Johanson, A. Jones, S. Kennedy, C. Kohler, J. McKechnie, J. Millerick, J. Moramarco, D. Palermo, E. Patterson, D. Sharps, S. Smith, L. Sobek, E. Stewart, B. Sutton, B. Tatz, A. Titus, K. Tuber, K. Vanhorn, B. Walker, C. Woodyard, T. Wyman. Campbell Hall 121 Delta Tau Delta Bill spins some Golden Oldies The past year saw the Delta prosper in many ways. A 7-2-1 intramural football record, the best Heaven-N- Hell in years, and new deck. Will Bill ever get an office . . . squat . . . does Seth have rabies . . . national rep. sleeps in shaving cream . . . you hose . . . someone who talks faster than McKenzie . . . Glen ' s of freehold . . . where has Jimmy Harris gone ... to go see Josie . . . It ' ll never work . . . swim team loses four Delts in one year . . . Shari who ... the boys next door ... 17 pledges ... 37 people in the house next year . . . who moves out . . . and the 24-hour running relay for the Wheeling Society for Crippled Children. B Celler, S. Yereb, D. McFarland, T. Auger, T. Bertha, M. Cuesta, T. Doyle, P. Erickson, S Farwell, P. Fogg, J. Harris, G. Hintze, E. Kurse, A. Larson, R. Mayak, J. McKenzie, J. Moran, T. Noble, F. Rea, T. Walton, R. Welsh, P. Woods 122 Goodnight House Some playful roughhousing at Goodnight! Myra enjoys a Bethany Bisons game. M. Davis, J. Williams, R. McNally, E. Consider, C. Madden, K. Defede, M. Brodie, C. Brunalli, B. Hickman, J. Hobbs, S. Jones, S. Longley, K. Martin, C. McCormick, M. Miller, L. Mullin, N. Murray, M. Payne, D. Pfeil, D. Reed, J. Smith, T. Swinehart, J. Tober, D. Zilich 123 Harlan Hall T. Bash, B. Beauregard, M. Berwinkle, C. Blackman, J Blake, S. Brahler, K. Burns, H. Busse, H Cline, B. Capo- danno, D. Corkery, K Denfeld, S. Ed- mond, F. Elston, J. Flanders, M. Fri- gault, S. Gaudet, B. Grady, D. Grande, M. Guldry, M. Hermes, K. Heyde, C. Kindya, N. Komusin, K. Lacourse, A. Lasala, A. Lovejoy, D. Lyons, K. Matu- sic, K. Menegus, W. Mihaiek, M. Mik- las, M, Milinski, S. Nash, L. Neeham, D. Nelville, M Palmieri, L. Panepucci, M. Quintero, J. Reihms, V. Ridgway, Y. Ri- vera, S. Rohaly, S. Romanic, L. Sa- muelsen, L. Senglewalt, A. Sofis, R. Thompson, J. Vile, S. Voss, K. Walker, J. Werner, K. Witt Phillips Hall M. Ackerman, C. Adkins, E. Belcher, L. Blum, L. Bollweg, J. Brandt, G. Brick, D. Buhrow, L. Ganfield, M. Chandler, M. Chandler, M. Chubet, P. Cloud, J. Collins, J. Cronin, B. Cuesta, D. Cunningham, E, Delcerro, T. Dellovade, A. Denbleyker, M. Digiacome, M. Domenie, K. Engel, A. Erbland, S. Esposito, E. Finn, T. Gioia, S. Griffin, G. Habetler, M. Harvey, T. Hedges, E. Herbert, E. Howes, L. Hunt, T. Jones, L. Kelcevic, S. Kallquist, S. Kelley, K. Korab, L. Kosanovic, L. Krause, L Leaper, S. Lemley, C. Leonard, D. Leposki, D. Long, G. Long, L f arkns, J. fvlalay, E. McCormick, L. failles, P. Mills, J. Montgomery, C. Morris, L. Mosier, J. Nevi man, A. Panek, L. Parachini, J. Patz, J. Petruzzi, S. Prime, G Ritter, L. Romansky, J. Scanlon, L. Skinner, A. Smith, M. Souers, V. Stoffer, K. Taylor, J. Termin, C. Thorne, E. Tobiczyk, B. Valuska, C. Vanbeneden, L. Whitehouse, L. Wingard 124 We, the brothers of the Kappa Alpha Order will our class of ' 82 the following . . . Pitt . . Fly . . . Ace . . ready Doc . . Budzy Billy . . a weekend worth remembering a babe who isn ' t a poodlehead or plateface . anything in the house you haven ' t stolen al- . a rap that will pick up a chick . . a house he can keep clean . U.S. citizenship ' 81-82 Memorable Moments President Tomer is gone, but memories of his talent lingers. Denny ' s striptease and puddle party. The bank- C Raquet, R. Renner, S. Budz, T. Cac- cavale, C. Campbell, R. Hillhouse, B. Denniston, L. Simpson, D. Keon, M. Burke, M. Campbell, B. Moore, S. Smith, J. Lukas, M. Mathias, P. Hayward, S. Mick, J. Denatale, D. Tomer, T. Treasure, H. White, M. Boyle, B. Hastings, J. Leibrick, R. Greenfield, D. Macnutt, D. Harley, B. Daigle. ruptcy of Daigle ' s Bar Grill, Doug who? Woolery Cup is like typhoid. Numerous speakers blown. Once again campus keg kings. Bud Day Blowout with the Splendid Seven. We award Denny and Burke the Driver of the Year. Reid ' s Exodus is Mike ' s Ecstasy. Macnutt, Macnutt those flyers stink. Alpha Sigma Chuck and his dual citizenship. The tormented life of J. Lawrence Simpson. Bravo to the hockey and soccer team, good job Keon and Mick. Shmitty forever!!! To our great Prez Tomer . that care about your body. we will you bodyguards Burke, Budzy, and Toffer discuss their assignment stratagy Kappa Alpha 125 Kappa Delta Samari Lorna attacks Lauren! Kappa Delta . . . What do you make of this — a hat, a broach, a flying pterydactyl . . . Scan and Comprend . . . Popcorn . . . late-night cube talks . . . pinning cir- cles . . . Why me . . . Nuke it . . . what the heck does knit one purl two mean . . . party time . . . Buddy . . . winning Homecoming float ... I ' m a vegetable . . . L.S.I. ... I wish I were a bear . . . dinner at Window On The World — No Way . . . get a real job . . . Magnum . . . pure and good and right . . . eight more then five Canzy . . . 12:22 . . . . . Swill . . . Buffy . . er curtains Reiny . . your roommate is . GOF . . . Hawk . . . Hey, not bad for an beginning ... it must his bowling team . . . a new cubemate . . . Uncle Bart . Corky . . . where are the show- . it ' s 4 a.m., do you know where . . BSMC . . . binky . . . BOF and are you here again Kremer . . . amateur . . . January 1 — a new be love cause he asked me to join . Brick walls and snowbanks!!!! D. Forrest, K. Duda, J. Brandt, K. Ward, L McCann, L. Franzier, B. Stiowalter, L. At kinson, L. Gigler, A. Lovejoy, G. Taibi, S Stewart, K. Gantt, S. Carse, A. McClure D. Jackson, L. Reinert, D, Lund. L. Colqu houn, J, Percy, S. Wilson 126 McDiarmid K. Roscoe, R. Becker, A. Roller, S. Elliott, L. MacKinnon, A. Sandercox, S. Roberts, C. Harvey, L. Lee, K. Wright, C. Suitlas, C. Casado, L. Holmes Allison, Sue and Ann take a study break. 127 McEachern A. Andrews, J. Bauda, J. Buckley, P. Cuesta, M. Dorsey, T. Dunn, J. Francis, J. Graham, C. Hayes, T. Henningsen, C. Hesse, P. Horbac, R Hussaic, T. Kabugi, J. Kahara, C. Haq, T. Kwittken, D. Lipperman, D. Marsh, E. Monahan, D. Quel, B. Rainey, K. See, T. Smith, J. Woo McLean E. Bangs, B. Bryan, D. Burns, P. Carrozza, C. Crawford, T. Daley, S. Dalrymple, E. Delgado, S. Dish, C. Grant, D. Haas, R. Harchar, P Hicks, F. Hindman, J. Jackson, S. Keller, J. Mattich, T. Mayer, H. Mudd, M. Olszewski, D. Powell, H. Redman, J. Santiago, R. Shelbourne, D. Short, P. Stanish, J. Stephens 128 Morlan Hall J, Adams. C Allen, D. Amend, A. Anderson, N. Armino, R. Bailey, E. Barger, S. Barmak, J. Barnes, K. Bent, C. Birkmeyer, W. Britton, R. Brosh, R. Brown, J. Burkhard, T. Byard, T. Caruso, B. Casado, M Castilow, E. Chuba, S Cloutman, D. Delia, J. Dematte, W. Dippy, M. Doak, W. Dove, M. Fescemyer, D. Finney, J. Frum, J. Geary, L. Gillett, G. Guiser, C. Halkyard, J. Hatzell, G. Herrick, R. Mines, S, Hooper, P. Hymes. P Kareis, A. Kellis, P. Kemp, D. Lees, P. Lustig, J, Mauro. S. Miller, G. Modzy, G. Nagy, N. Nola, C. Peters, J. Quinn, H. Redman, C. Rine, R. Royal, R. Sandercox, E. Scarborough, E. Smith, M. Spetko, M. league, G. Wagner, C. Ward, J. Wolf K. Krady, T. Weber, C. Metzger, B. Ryder, C. Coughlin, C. Roberts, T. Taylor, A. Zond, S. Spartin, C. Smith, J. Shewman, J. Roschella, K. Rice, R. Pearlman, L. Meintel, C. Machnik, J. Linn, R. Lawson, K. Kadar, B. Jenkins, G. Hughes, T. Harwell, M. Hamilton, B. Frechette, S. Caccavale I. If Overflow 129 Phi Kappa Tau What did she say about me?!? De Woppa Cuba . . . Baby Hu-e-mon-gous The Mendo- za Man — GQ . . . Italian At Large . . . Gup . . . shower bag . . . surf ' s up . . . nude body surfing . . . snarf . . . swooper . . . an-i-mul . . . Bluestone ... the troll . . . Capt. Preppy . . . little sisters live on . . . Sleaze ' s ob- senities . . . another pig bites the dust. G.Y.F.A . . . Phillips infesters . . . take off eh . . . Phi Tau-Phi Mu Corn roast J. Decolati, T. Skena, E. Leicht, D Simmermaker, G. Mendoza, S. Lesiak, B. Leonatti, R White, T, Douds, R. Tostevin, G, Manahan, T. Jones, S, Nichols, J. Connelly, C. Patterson, C. Keppel, B. Gaetano. G. Bishof, P. Raub 130 Phi Mu Sisterhood: friends forever!! Over the past year, the Phi Mus have shared many things, there was never a dull moment. As we sang Stop In the Name of Love and N.P. Weekends came about at least once a month. The aroma of popcorn was ever present as were many of us in front of the TV watching The Guiding Light. The boat, the D-Mobile transported us everywhere including to Cannan Valley (We ' re There) and Salt Fork Lake. Let ' s Play meant spur of the moment parties and country clubs, happy hour at the Glassworks, or drink- ing a beer on your head. Studies? It doesn ' t really matter either does the Fairness Doctrine or the Heiny Berreli Theorem because we were all schizophrenic — catatonic anyway. Boys or do they? See ya. Sue and Terry on Home- coming court . . . three RAs, later — bye. I need a tow truck . . . four senior fellows . . . think pink Phi Mu. Let ' s all drink to Mother Earth because we may never pass this way again. L.I.O.B. y ' S. Synder, J. Barnett, S. Bowen, S. Maine, Weiss, J. Flynn, B. Sweeney, J. Davis, J. Bell, J. Bender, M. Caldwell, A. Celona, L. Celona, J. Davis, S. Germano, M. Glass, S. Grenlee, D. Hervey, M. Hurl, D. Hutchinson, G. Kindig, C. Klein, S. Klein, P. Brown. K. Madison, C. Newmeyer, R. Northrop, F. Pissos, E. Reading, M. Sweeney, J. Trebac, E. Warren, S. Sniegocki, S. Sniegocki, T. Zabrucky 131 J. Burke, D. Galka, S. McNally, B. Lemon, C. Groppe, T. Morgan, S. Merger, J. Sa- ber, D. Miller, A. Nichols, S. Lukeheart, B. Davenport, J. Fisher, C. Hanna, G. Hicks, W. Stevens Phi Alpha! Memories of Cap Misdemeanous They took my car! (GTA) Busted and disgusted Get a lifestyle Clean the glass — throw down Bomb squad, Bofolk kitchen Sandy, Little Miss Faber ' s cage — Christmas party Bethany Model R.R. Club it ' s nice to share, blood drive Bathrobe Breakfast President Merger S-A-E Advisor — Am I crazy The honor and moral terror are your friends, if not, they are enemies to be feared 17!!!!! Sigma Alpha Epsilon 132 Sigma Nu D. Bailey, J. Flick, E. Provenzano, M Swiger, P. Bailey, K. Gongola, E. Morgan, T. Bisutti, J. Hess, M. Maag, B. Abbiatici, F. Aguirre, D. Ault, S. Carnahan, M. Cindric, P. Healy, R. Kleiner, M. LeDonne, D. Priore, D. Shaw Sigma Nu is rebuilding image wise as well as phys- ically. The Nus have boosted their grade point average to be one of the best on campus this year. The house is also planning a complete renovation project to prepare for its 100th year anniversary. Through the year, the Nus have shown pride in their respected sports. Doug Bailey, co-captain, led the Bi- son football team to an impressive season along with teammates Doug Shaw, Mike LeDonne, Mike Cindric, Bob Abbiatici, and of course coaches Pri and Ray. Soccer player Jeff Flick saw his team reach the finals in the NCAA district finals, ending a fine four-year career for him. Then came the EN Decent Exposure where long coats were the main attire. Bowery Brawl 1981 was definitely a sight to see. In January many seniors fulfilled their four-year long dream of passing comps. Congratulations Fran, Jamie, Marty, Phil, Eric (Space), Mark (Moon), Flick, and Rossmo. Then came second semester. The Nus took 22 pledges which will strengthen the house for at least another year. Baseball season finally came and captain Ken Gon- golai along with Tony Bisutti helped the Bisons to a fine 1982 season. Marty Maag and Mark Swiger returned to the Bethany track team as record holders and to a fine senior year. Many things happened throughout the year. Fran found his future in a girl named Carol. Marty, the mara- thon man, started track season in the first semester and finally met his match. ' O ' the bookie kept some lucky people in the money while Little Abby, Scott and Buck- ethead made a road trip to Illinois to visit their SAE friends. 1981-1982 was a good year for President Poca. He accomplished many things that people thought were impossible. Sigma Nu in ' 82 with 22 seens to be a very good year. Good luck to all the new Sigs. 133 Ill S Adams. B. Almasy, C. Baker, D, Black, B. Calvert, D. Carlson, B Carver, R. Cepero, B. D ' Addario, J. Dietz, S. Dillinger, D. Ferns, T. Fieldhouse, B. Foreman, P. Fraga, M. Granato, C. Grove, T. Hawk, G. Kiselica, A. Kramer, J. Krinock, D. Lusakow, J. Maltese, R. McCarthy, J. McDevitt, P. McGill, T. Ogurcak, D. Overly, J. Paige, M. Pasquale, S. Petrovich, J. Pizzuti, P. Read, D. Silbaugh, J. Sponaugle, J. Spragg, T. Trevorrow, J. Weaver, The Wool . . . where nobody has a real name. Nobody comes to our parties. And nobody cares. Bonehead, Cool Ray, Geng, and Ogie (part-time member) ran and ran ... and then bored everyone talking about it! The Reverend, Carv, J , Andy Kreamer and Wierd Joe put on the pads every Saturday even though Carv and Joe were kicke rs. Tomahav k studies . . . Plugger and Tracy played for John Cunning- ham and his band of cut throat Canadians, and The Park The Wall and Richie Cunningham took to the basketball court . . . Squal had his B.O.M. Club . . . Cable man fixed the cable and our TVs while Big man made his coaching debut . . . Donny imitated a hermit ... the dead cube remained dead . . . Gregor was a lady killer . . . Aldo went from President to ex-president here . . . C.G. was a feminist . . . Dan-Dan hated anyone different . . . Malt, Chisel, Petro, DeAbuser, Dietzy, and Weaves drank and play IM sports for the house ... in that order . . . Popcorn Pat and Juan Ortega made a strange pair of roomies . . . and we hardly ever saw Slo . . . except at parties. And we ' ve still got that damned Woolery Cup . . . even if we don ' t have color TV or a washer and dryer. The Wool . . . NOBODY DOES IT BETTER! Prohibition starts at home! Woolery 134 C. McCormick, A. Jordan, S. Martinez, R. Mazzie, L. Jacey, B. Berghorn, E. Harvey, D. Huff, C. Core, K. McVey, C. Coffield, A. Carter, C. Craft, C. Kraft, G. Hood, J. Bushon, J. Held, S. Mortimer, M. Parlier, J. Popps, K. Risucci, M. Tait, Maryellen has an attack of senioritis. Barb, witli float in tow, heads to the field ■fiM Tau Alpha 135 136 Bethanians Abroad Lorna Doone in Wales Brenda, Venessa, Tammy and Charlie toast tor Thanksgiving in Spain Margy in her toreign attire Jenny, Dave, Susie, Lisa, Judy, Scott, Cheryl, Marie, Jane, Suzy, and Ron ham it up in Paris Carry strikes a tancy pose in front of a Paris map. Annie and the famous tovi er 137 138 i 139 Friends Sharing together Caring together Laughing together Crying together Playing together Worliing together Smiling together Friends forever! — Unknown 9 140 m rv - '