Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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Marni-Lynne Gaines Cold Spring Har- Andrew P. Gallina Kingwood. wv Laurie Gay Pittsburgh, pa French Kappa bor, NY Psychology Kappa Delta Communications Heritage House Delta I d rather laugh with the sinners than cry Do what you want to do, when you want with the saints, the sinners are much more to do it — Never look back and say I wish I fun. Darlin ' only the good die young. would have ... Portraits Seniors 23

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Once it was all over and we had initiated, it was all worth it; the bonds of sisterhood or brother- hood had been forged from now until the end of time . . . Those of us who didn ' t pledge began a new life of our own. Second se- mester brought a Snow Carnival and Perry Gresham Day, Spring Weekends and Blocl Party, we discovered Bethany Beach and afternoon classes were often held outside . . , And then came com- mencement and with it we be- came SOPHOMORES!!! Goodbyes were said, we had survived our first year , , , When we returned to Bethany, as upperclassmen, living on our own, no more RA ' s, It was a time to adjust to Greek life or indepen- Four of those ever-weight conscious Phi Mu ' s, Nancy Wolven, Diane Ernst, Lynette Hartong, and Karen Derk, worl ing off those Aladdin carbohydrates. Melissa Burge Fabbro Cresskiii, NJ Bi- Jack Forester, Jr. Paden City, wv ology Phi Mu Computer Science Woolery Harold FortiS Ontario, Canada Eco- nomics Kappa Alpha Once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest places if you look at it right. 22 Portraits Seniors

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d 1 9 ■w HT 3 H 1 3 ,- H 1 1 -s.-. gi SS M ilk. i i ROCCO Gemma Canton, OH Biology Phi Kappa Tau Any man ' s finest tiour is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle. dent life, without conforming to o group , , . it wos o year of tragedy and accidents, but we grew stronger as a class because of it all . . . The drinking age was changed to 19, but that didn ' t stop the parties. Heaven and Hell, Gold Fish Party , . . In the spring we didn ' t have water for three days, no showers, paper dishes in the cafe, and a lot of distance be- tween all of us . . . The Visual Arts Center was dedicated and work on Old Main was well underway. Somewhere in there a lot of us hit the Sophomore slump, and some never recovered ... By now most of us had declared a major and changed our advisors . . . WQT ' s rolled around again , . . will we ever meet all the requirements for graduation??? Spring brought IVlay Morning breakfast, a special time for the women; and we were approach- ing the half way mark . . . Wayne Gilkey Wooster, oh Psycholo- gy Delta Tou Delta Laurie Gettings Marshfieid Hiiis, Communications MA I wanna be a Delt . I wanna be a Delt . Michael K. Hammond cherry hiii, nj Politics Phi Kappa Tau Don ' t let school get in the way of your education. — lvlarl Twain 24 Portraits Seniors