Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1979 volume:

carol oiick rson, a 5St. editor Portraits of Bloomsburg . Thre Zooming in on campus Catching the events P9i:A: :I31 and the action Focusing on faces and more faces Fourteen CONTENTS Events 16 Organizations 48 Athletics 88 Seniors 120 Academics 184 Epilogue 232 e u I Seventeen Presented on October 1 2, 1 3, 1 4, 1 978 Haas Center tor the Arts Red Rider by Mark Medoft Student Director Diana Kuhia Stephen Rob Novelli Angel Karia Blackenhorn Lyie Dave Pautsch Clark Mike Ford Clarisse Cathy Sneidman Richard Mark Somertield Teddy Ken Pack Cheryl Marjie Ebbesen Congratulations to Diana Kuhia tor her directorial tal- ents. It is unusual tor an undergraduate student to direct a Bloomsburg Players ' production. When you comin ' back, Red Ryder? Eighteen r Presented on December 7, 8, 9, 1 978 Carver Auditoriunn Rope by Sannuel French Director William Acierno Wyndham Brandon David Good Charles Granillo MarkSomertield Sabor Dave Pautsch Kenneth Raglan Philip dinger Leila Arden Joan Davis Sir Johnstone Kentley Scott Cheek Mrs. Debenham Karia Blankenhorn Rupert Cadell Scott Lawvere ROPE Nineteen Presented on March 9, 1 0, 1 979 Carver Auditorium Madwoman by Jean Giraudoux Adapted by Maurice Valerey Director Michael J. McHale The Prospector Joe Mattivi The President Carlton Whittington Therese Bonnie Hull The Ragpicker Daniel Boone ■ 3 ' V The Deat-Mute . . Randall Lutz If ' ma _ Dawn Andruss Countess Aurelia, The Madwoman W . otChaillot L . Becky Ermisch K ' v ' ' Pierre f ' 1 Paul Lyons ) i 00 Mme. Constance ' k Cathy Sneidman ( r Mile. Gabnelle [• • 1 Sue Moshinsky r Mme. Josephine I fji Sue Waters f Ui THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT Twenty Presented on April 26, 27, 28, 1 979 Haas Center for the Arts Finian ' s Rainbow by Harburg Saidy Lyrics by E. Y. Harburg Music by Burton Lane Director William Acierno Musical Director William Acierno Buzz Collins Mark Somerfield Sheriff Paul Lyons Susan Mahoney Debra Hunt Henry Jeff Davis Finian McLonergan Craig Himes Sharon McLonergan Marta Herr Woody Mahoney Lee Mueller Og (a Leprechaun) Robert Breidinger Howard Chuck Ryales Senator Billboard Rawkins Scott Cheek FINIAN ' S RAINBOW Twenty-One 1 v-.:2T. ' - X r ' r J ==::::; V w - ■ L V 1mI m ' 1 K L 1 p v __ B Kt ' 1 -WiMMjim -« ,- . w ., 1 A; ' M i 1 .i - ■ - ■■! .. 1 m Dick Gregory ,„. : , -.v.Oin Ossie Davis Twenty-Two 3th Walker )y Dee SPEAKERS Twenty-Three Japanese Awareness Week, March 18- 24, was held here at BSC in appreciation ot a grant received from the Toyota Corpora- tion. This grant was given to 18 non-profit organizations to establish a closer relation- ship between the U.S. and Japan. The program for Japanese Awareness Week was conducted by the Advisory Com- mittee to International Education. Various workshops were provided for student inter- est. Nanae Momiyama presented Japanese brush painting, Atsushi Moriyasu illustrated kite making, and Saeko Ichinohe performed a Kabuki dance. Other workshops included: flower arranging, a film festival, lectures by an International Business and Trade sem nar, plus a Japanese dinner organized by Mrs. Murphy in the Commons on Thursday. JAPANESE AWARENESS WEEK Twenty-Four Backpacking, rock climbing, and cross country skiing are only three of the numerous activities offered by the Quest Program. The idea behind Quest is to let peo- ple get away from the bustle of col- lege life by putting them into the beauty of a rustic, wilderness setting. Little or no experience is needed. All that IS required is some ambition, patience, and a lot of endurance to climb that rock face, ski to the top of the ridge, or carry that backpack through our country ' s wilderness areas. Weekend trips involving two over- nights were introduced this year for backpacking and canoeing. Other programs by Quest are a canoe course and sailing course, both offered for credit, and the Up-Reach Program for in-coming Freshmen. A totally new program, the Summer Quest Semester, involving 12 weeks of school, 14 credits, and living out in the open is being offered this summer in hopes that it can be continued each year. v; V QUEST Twenty-Five Greek Week, a series of competitive events between sororities and fraterni- ties took place at BSC during he week of April 29-May 6. The week was trig- gered off witfi Olympic Day wt ich tests the athletic ability of the Greeks. A Ham- burger Eating Contest, Chariot Race, Tug of War, Games Night and a Road Rally kept the spirits of the Greeks roll- ing The highlight of the events, Greek Sing brought Greek Week to an end. Instead of athletic abilities, the fraterni- ties and sororities demonstrated their musical talents to a largeaudience in Haas Auditorium. The results of the competitions put Phi lota Chi in first place over the sorori- ties with Sigma Sigma Sigma in second and Chi Sigma Rho tied with Lambda Alpha Mu for third. Delta Pi reigned as the champions of Greek Week for the fraternities with Tau Kappa Epsilon sec- ond and Sigma lota Omega third. The high honor of Greek Man and Woman was given to Joe Bell of Delta Pi and Susan Grady of Delta Epsilon Beta, respectively. Twenty-Six GREEK WEEK Twenty-Seven SIBLING ' S WEEKEND Twenty-Eight FIREFALL Twenty-Nine More than 300 graduating seniors and under- classmen gathered in Haas Auditonum on April 29 for the 10th Annual Awards Convocation, honor- ing special achievement in academics and extra- curricular activities. These plus 1000 more observed as guest speaker John F. Gerrity, a for- mer BSC student now employed by the FBI, deliv- er ed the opening address on Success . Bruce DeHaven, the chairman of the Awards Committee, got the presentations under way by presenting awards for academic achievement and to seniors elected to Who ' s Who. The Director ' s Awards and CAD Awards, as well as service plaques, life-time community activities cards, and service certificates were distributed in appreciation for service to BSC by seniors and underclassmen. Life-time athletic passes and special recognition of athletes and rec- ognition of outstanding achievement in various fields, including Music, Biology, English and Chemistry were distributed. Also, several scholar- ships were announced including the 1st Annual Sharon Trapazzano Scholarship. President McCormick made four special presen- tations: Certificates of Appreciation to three people who contributed outstanding services to BSC and the 1st Annual Outstanding Senior Award honor- ing excellence in scholarship and leadership. This special award was presented to Joseph Mattivi, a senior majoring in French and Spanish. Following the convocation, a reception was held in the Kehr Union for family members and friends of award winners. AWARDS CONVOCATION Thirty JH L ' V l f v y ■ 11 s ., m SENIOR BANQUET Thirty-One s t John Kribs Desperado Thirty-Two apa John Kolstad COFFEEHOUSES Thirty-Three Harry Chapin October 18 The Kinks February 1 6 Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes September 1 7 CONCERTS Thirty-four Stephen Baird, a Boston streetsinger, was the host for this weekend of pop music, square dancing and hand made crafts. This jamboree featured performers familiar to us at BSC, such as, Artie Traum, the Henries and Jonathan Ashe; as well as some new sounds pro- vided by the Medicine Band, John Crum and Company, and Spiritwood, a group specializing in children ' s songs. This annual event provided ample time to sit back and relax, while soaking up some good, old, bluegrass music. FALL JAMBOREE Thirty-five PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND Thirty-Six ROMEO AND JULIET Thirty-Seven Thirty-eight Wednesday night, October 18, set the mood for BSC ' s 51st Homecoming with fabu- lous Harry Chapin. Our own Toby Loyd per- formed as the warm-up act, Chapin ' s audi- ence participation songs and famous line You can always count on the cheap seats! had the enthusiastic concert goers jumping from their seats. Friday night ' s pep rally and bonfire had everyone rallying together in anticipation of Saturday ' s game. Kelly McDonald captured the title of 1978 Freshman Sweetheart, as the Millersville Marauder was burned in effigy and fireworks lit up the night time sky. The theme The Animated World of BSC was brought to life Saturday morning with the judging of the dorms and Parade floats. With a halftime score of 7-7, the winners of the vari- ous competitions were announced. Schuylkill Hall received first place for dorms, while the joint effort of TKE and XEP stole the award for the best float. TKE scored a second victory as their representative, Gayle Weisenfluh, was pronounced Homecoming Sweetheart for 1978. The second half of the game was the highlight of the day resulting in a 10-7 Husky victory over Millersville. The roasting of the Marauder was justified as the crowd roared their approval of the score. The Husky Singers, Concert Choir and Women ' s Choral Ensemble rounded out the festivities with their Sunday night Pop ' s Con- cert ending a truly animated weekend. HOMECOMING 1978 Ttiirty-nine DANCETELLER Forty iV s OHIO BALLET Forty-One MADRIGAL BANQUET Forty-two ■r--- - -; Disco 79 was the theme of the fifth annual Dance Marathon held in Centennial Gynn on Feb- ruary 2 to 4. More than 60 cou- ples started dancing on Friday at 8:00 p.m., ready to disco the hours away for the benefit of the Easter Seals of Columbia County. By 10:00 PM Sunday, $9,500 were raised and 51 exhausted but triumphant danc- ers were left to count down the final seconds of the grueling 50 hour event with a standing room only crowd. Several prizes were given to the best dancers, but all those who participated were cheered as winners. i ' mfir ' mL.m DANCE MARATHON Forty-three B.S.C.C. ' S _ JAMBOREE CONCERT presents - If M L BAND Forty-Four A party on Main Street in Bloomsburg? You bet, because ttie center of town was the site for this year ' s Spring Jamboree. The festivities of Renaissance 79, April 27-30, began inside the Kehr Union on Friday due to ram. However, on Saturday, the fun was carried downtown and spirits were brightened with music by Carolyn Odell, Orrin Star and Gary Mehalick, the Green Grass Cloggers and their musical group Jubilo, and Jim McHenry. Other activities of this April weekend included a fiddling contest held between the performers and a children ' s concert featunng mime Whit McGlaughlin. Merchants displayed their hand- made arts and crafts to those interested, while the hungry picked from the selection of foods available. The Jamboree ended with a concert by the Toby Loyd Band in Carver Hall featuring BSC ' s own Toby Loyd and his band from his home- town in New Jersey. A fitting close to Jamboree 79. JAMBOREE RENAISSANCE 79 Forty-Five Forty-Six UNION EVENTS Forty-Seven ,t !ff - w ' «J A XV Forty-nine Jo Ann Borski, Craig Reese, Tim Hough, Barbara Borski, Joan Davis, Todd Moyer, Cathy Dellacroce, Al Sukowaski, f Pictured: Scott Lux, Tom Maust, Rick Piatt (Art), Kathy Synder, Carol Dickerson GO CO o CN Fifty Fifty-one T y O Eileen Callahan, Executive Ed,; John McGuire, Business Manager; Chesley Harris, Advertising Manager; Roberta Clemens, Janet Rusnak, News Eds; Jim Patlley, Feature Ed; Ellie Hatch. Denise Rath, Sports Eds; Mark Wark, Photography Ed; Beth Bernard, Beth Mays, Copy Eds; Tim Hall, Circulation Manager; Richard Savage, Advisor; Barb Hagan. Special Reporter and Consultant; Reporters; Lenore Firsching, Julie Stamets, Cindy Peck, Michelle Sargent, Nancy Rowlands, Karen Coe, Nancy Fausnaught, Sue Potter, Doug Taylor, Mary Wells, Mike Mixell, Beth Bernard, Albert Sukowaski, Bob McMullin, Mary Wright, Fay Walter, Todd Moyer, Jean Kraus (assistant feature ed). Deb Ross, Anne DeMatt; Photographers: Lamont Bain, Larry Buela, Mary Montione, Maryann Horengic, Paul Mitchell (Photo Lab Technician), Aaron Roe- tenberg, Hilary Brown, Tom Shields, Gerry Rooney; Ad Staff; Mike Baker, Mark Houck, Linda Whipple, Classified: Dave Stout; Business Staff; Nancy Callahan, Dorothy Meese, Paul Halli- gan; Copy Readers: Elaine Baran, Karen Troy, Terry Sweeney, Sue Wright, Michelle Sargent. Fifty-two Eileen Callahan, Executive Editor John McGuire. Business Manager CAMPUS VOICE Editors Fifty-three Mark Wark, CAMPUS VOICE Photo Editor Tim Hough, OBITER Photo Editor Tim Hough, Mark Wark, Al Sukowaski, Hilary Brown, Larry Buela, Tom Shields, Paul Mitchell, Lamont Bain, Not Pic- tured: Gerry Rooney, Aaron Roetenberg, Jeff Thomas Fifty-four ;r Prinze, Arlene Taftera, David Good, Jody Millard, Dave Wisniewski, Kerry Kedl, Peggy Sap- on, Scott Mix, Bruce Sauter, Scott Blair, John Shtatman, Gene Staschak, Ctiarles Regec, Elie :h CO n Bruce Sauter, WBSC Business Manager Scott Mix, WBSC Chiet Engineer Fifty-five CO Z o o LU 1— Ll_ o LU LU 1 U — 1 o o CO u Eileen Callahan, Barb Hagan, Tim Hough, Al Sukowaski, Barb Borski, Nancy Fausnaught, Denise Rath, Mary Wells, Jim Peffley, Mike Baker, Scott Lux, Mr. Richard Savage Mike Incitti, Denise Rath, Barb Hagan, Eileen Callahan, Scott Lux, Janet Rushah, Sue Potter, Mr Richard Savage Fifty-six o Neville Mercer, Mona Bastide, Josette Akhras, Duane Long, James Harlan, Kevin Focht CO ) o m z — 1 Z n 1 m VOT o -n m 7 CO Fifty-seven Mike Grasso, Kathy Synder, Cheryl Peterson, Jim Nagg, Mike Wentz, Donna Keleshian, Linda Coleman, Frank Malo- ney, Ed Overberger, Dan Steel, Doug Bielefeld, Jim Gross, Dave Kurecian, Mike Yanuzzi, Tony Bonome, Mr. Bob Watts (Advisor) O Fifty-eight idy Stout, Jane Rainer, Bonnie MacMahon, Dave Cichan, Michael Dzurisin, Mark Grittitn, Aian Zurawski, Woody San- irs, Bruce Boncal, Rhonda Reedy, Sherry Edinger, Barb Kennedy, Deb Bohner, Frank Hazeltine, Carol Stiler, Barb ilkowski. Faith Denlinger, Malcolm Neilon, Louis Vannicola, Carl Harraden, Pam Hartzell, Sandy Masscuo, John jtsker, Pat Washeleski, Brooke Hartman III, Mark Polyniak, Dan Shiner, Philip Holmer, Bob Marthinsen, Steve Garrett, artin Hickey, Deb Barnett, Dave Harr jne Giovannini, Mary Ann Rubbo, Sherri Kaiserman, George Kirlin (Advisor), Tom Koons, Debbie Kospiah, 3ne Alshon, Angela Dotoli, Dan Wiest, Jim Popp, Vicky Lysek, Cathy Tranquillo, Dave Mcllwaine, Bob Kant- (r •po m oo CO CO O o m n z — 1 1 CO — — 1 o O z m o CO Fifty-nine CO U c O o brl CO z LU — ' Beth Dwyer, Sec; Jeffrey Grill, Treas., Alan J Lonoconus, Vice-Pres.; Corey M. Waters, Pres. K. Toborowski, P. Hause, E. Connolly, M, Bloszinsky, J Krempasky, Sec, N. Deiling, Pres , D Urcivoli, D Prepitnick, C. Earl, G. Seeger, E. Miller, K. Duchnowski, J. Borski, L. Williams, J. Kitt, J. Holmgren, B. LaMonica, L. DiCasimirro, S. Dayoc, K, Boyle, D Drada, J. Bono, F. Troup. B. Hofer, J, White, A. Flanagan, L. Breznicky, S. Henninger, L, Vanderdoes, N. Haydt, M. Shellhamer, K, Robinson, S. Dormer, D. Siebert, T. Klein- hans, F Taylor, P. Surdoval, L, May, B. Barrow, D, Gottshall, H, Yurchak, C, Miller, L. Kemmerer, C, Barry, S. Rutledge, J. Peirson, D. Farrell, Vice-Pres, tn o Bill Minderjahn, Instructor; Carl Long, Doug Dyer, Craig Burkey, John McLaughlin, Sandi Deets, John Caldwell, Fred Schlegel, Dave Klees, Linda Tellefsen, Al Oussoren, Ken Pulcini, Angie Lorenc, Diane May, Bob DiJoseph, Adele Flanagan, Joe Licata Barb Cantrelle, Pres.; Peggy Sappington, Vice-Pres,; Christine Belser, Sec; Sue Scoz- zari, Treas.; Mary Louise Cartwright, Membership Chairperson n n Sixty-one CQ Jim Young, John Kuhn. Preston Hay, Kirk Golden, Jon Blum, Brian Brewster, Nancy Senisch, Mary Beth Burgess, George Foedisch, Cindy Graver, Lisa Stout, Joe King, Melissa Johns, Craig Smith, Harriet Gulla, Cheryl Hensel, Judy Stem Charlotte Brady, Jackie Caggiano, Cathy Flynn, Kathy McCormick, Barb Miller, Eileen Spotts, Kathy Staab, Kim Steinour, Kim Stephens, Gayle Weisenfluh, F. Donald Miller, Jr. (Advisor), Susan Aten (Advi- sor) Sixty-two Vanessa D Onley, Rachel E. Patterson, Kimet S. Herder, Denise E Smelk CO TO CO Kurt Willtams, Michele Sies, Joe Mattivl, Deb Zak, Todd Rich TO n n CXI Sixty-three Karen Edwards, Barbara Cooper, Ann Kapushinsky, Mr, Mueller (Advisor), Pamela Walker, Kris Perkins, Dave Eberly, David Follett K, Perkins, P. Cyganowski, D, Eberly, B, Cooper, R. Ream, P. Walker, C. Johnson, A. Kapushinsky, C. Woody, J. Marconi, K. Edv ards, D. Follett, E. Oblas, R. Starski oo U Sixty-four i K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu n ua oe i m oc oi im ,, ,„ J, o 4. . ' ■ 4-. ,., .- ..•. .M ,0 ■. ' I 2 Rb Sr Y Zt Nb U4I I7« MWi in o i o Ruth Shuhler, Peggy Lowthert, Patricia Lyganowski, Larri Malinski, Scott Mix, Sally Williams, Jim Marshall, Barbara Cook, Ed Konzman (Pres), Wayne Anderson (Advisor) anet Fisher, Diane Price, Dawn Spohrer, Maria Mykyta, Cindy Gardner, Carole Krause, Carole Cummiskey, Becky IcNabb, Lynn Klein, Nancy DeFrees, Maria Piccolo, Ann Silvonek, Jody Morgan, Ann Ryan, Gwen Barnhart, Renee aeorge, Kelly Rocuskie CO CO — 1 00 ( a CA m z z z 70 00 o i . .-. v Sixty-five CO c U Kathy Greco, Ellen Roan, Kay Robertshaw (co-captain), Jane Marauda (co-captain), Mary Keller, Sue Otto, Kim Leslie, Susan Dayoc, Donna Greco, Denise Adanns, Kathy Hughes, Wendy Farrell, Therese Gretzula, Sheila McManus A, Werntz, T. Heintzelman, S- Livermore, T. Post, S, Austin, D. Girton, V Lunn, P Guillaume, C. Dallon, A, Schwalm, M. Helwig, B, Dursham, D. Swanger, D. Obitz, N, Spangler, K. Imboden, B. Alwine, R. Ream, B. Jacobs, L, Thompson, S. Mutchler, E. Jones, P. Creasy, C. Krenz, M. Kautfman, T. Faust, C. Swindt, D. VanNest, B. Jacobs, D. Sheats, D, Mau- ser, J. Aurand, L. Christiansen, F. Walter, D Klees, J- Reed, K Hranichny, R, Long, N, Ellis, D, Fuhrman, C, Styer, D. Leaver, P. Koelsch, M, Guyer, N, Law, K, Witmer, 8. Degenhart, C. Fenstermacher, T. George, D. Follett, B. Preston, L. Kibler, D Kotulka, S, Artz, C. Mertz, C. Vance, P. Ebert, S. Potter, B. Clark Sixty-six N Law, M. Kautfman, E Walsh, C Sfyer, N. Ellis, S. Rice, S. Degenharf, M. Carter A Werntz J Bucher, G. Jenkins, Jr., M. Cable, J. Medlock, J. Snyder, B, Crowie, J. Slick, D Follett K Dimp- son, L. Sioma, L. Chnstiansen, M, Walczak, J. Butters, J. Snyder, C. Mertz, N Blair S Sperlazzo S. Mutchler, F. Walter, T. Heintzelman CONCERT CHOIR Sixty-seven D, Adams, J Westwood, M McCanney, D, Shelly, B. Baker, M Guyer, P. Koelsch, C. Davis, D. Drach, R. Clemens, D Taylor, M. Andrews, B. Brabant, L. Adolphson, L. Hrasko, G Spotts, S. Riley, J. Campbell, S. Huffnagle, N. Becker, P Carlin, P. Silfies, M. Perugino, S. Hemans, H Schmalfuhs, R. DePrefontaine, J. Chesnutt, M Soprano, C. Hermes, H Huffnagle, R. Visoky, D. Green, K Duchnowski, L. Thomson, P. Kemp, K, Hams, P, Loughin, P. Rumberger, D, Sittler, D, Obitz, B Thomas, L Taylor, P. Creasy, M. Walczak, K Harvey, J Crigler, K. Weaver, J Yoder, R. Weidemoyer, B. Fittre, J Freezer, P. Price, J. Petro, M. Con- rad, L. Lucas, M. Horengic, B. Wasmuth, K fvlcGinley, S Gluckow, M. Herr, J. Herrold, M Bashman, M Krieger, C. Stautfer, L. Richcreek, D. Long, L. Ellman, K. Hranlchny, B Alwine, D Keleshian, A Bitler, J fvlcGovern, A. Pringle, K Synder, C. Ryalls, T. Bartek, C. McClaIn, L Imboden, K Myers, L. Getty, M. Barr, B. Koppenhaver, L. Hirst, T. Roccograndi, D. Schneider, K. Simp- son, M. Rehrig, L. Evans, D. Strasser, P. Hemmerle WOMEN ' S CHORAL ENSEMBLE Sixty-eight CO - C ) Z o 7 CO C. Waters, B. Ruggiero, Jr., S. Kanouse, M. Carl, B. Northrup, L. Mueller, P. Lyons, C Regec, J. Bobbins, G. Giannuzzi, R, Beaver, E, Reese, M. Hathaway, G. Groom, R. VanZandt, D, Kohler, B. Gast, P. dinger Scott Kaysen, Robin Messina, Jon Shaffer, Lee Pennington, Julie Stamets, Lee Riegel, Lenore Firsching, Toby Loyd, Diane Long, Paul Bowman, Bob Breidinger, Jamie Heckman, Lee Mueller, Wendy Nyborg, Cathie Readdy Sixty-nine M. Matthews, J. Lutcher, C. Huels, J. Momorella, D. Northrup, B. Jones, N Prettack, K. Scott, S. Wertman, H. Czajkow- ski, C. Strausser, L. Ballner, P. Homcheck, L. Lucas, D. Lukashetski, G. Weidman, J. Carpenter, C. Muller, E. Ganis, J. Hutsko J. Moyer, B. Hatner, P Supsic, 0. Barnhart, K Rogers, G. Radvon, P. Hosier, F. Ganss, B. Williams, J. Potthadio, J Royer, T. Daniel, D. Inman, K. Williams, D. Post, E. Ranck, K. Sctioch, L. Kaufman, B. Williams, C. Russler, C. Gross, L. Vivian, P. Saltzer, C. Ryan, J Keyser, P, McFadden, K. Sinnwell, B. Koppenhaver, D, Babp, R, Marr, S. Lilly, C. Blain, L. Rabenold, D Lee, G Shuster, T. Dennis, M. Nahlen, T. Mendola, P. Baskin, S. Wallace (Advisor) Seventy oo a O CD z a S. Wallace (Advisor), M. Bobbins, J. Stamets, J. Pino, T. Mendola, L Vivian, P. Hurd, L Rabenold, M. Miller, S. Long, F. Ganss, F Brooks, J Moyer, B. Hafner, C. Ryales, G. Radvon, P. Hosier, S Powley, B Thomas, S Essinger, G. Pahls, P. Evans, L Mueller COLLEGE-COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA Seventy-one o u O CO CO Q bo Carolyn Gross, Lee Vivian, Brenda Koppenhaver, Doug Post, Karen Sinnwell, Bob Hafner, Lois Rabenold, Tony Mendola, Cindy Russler, John Moyer, Tracey Dame! CQ Seventy-two GO n M. Kenna, D. Boston, T. Flannelly, S. Rhoads, L Pinchot, B. Koppenhaver, L. Abrams, B. Bordash, R. Fulton, J. Daniels, C Domanosky, D, Benasutte, K. Capion, J. Mikos, E. Felker, H. Purvis, A. Dentith, D. Langley, N. Whitman, S. Bole, T, Mizdol, B. MacMahon, L Zyla N. Ciliberto, B. Koehler, F. Peitfer, D. Kohler, D. Busch, G, Rodgers, N Baldo, S.Evans, D. Perry, J. Antel- locy, J. Smith, D. Cichan, D. Maradeo, E, Hynes, K. Keeter, J. Drumheller, E Kudrich, A. Williams, A. John- son, S. Buch, J. Rowley, T. Roth, J. Bell, L. Zyla n Seventy-three Mark Puddu, Preston Hay. Bob Pletchen, Pete Henzy, Ken Pulcini, Walter Zabicki, John Caldwell, Eric Fehr, Nick Ciliberto, Rick Snyder, Keith Schoch, Bill Minderjahn, Brian Wisdo, Mark Janda, Bob Kantner, Greg Rogers, Larry Mussoline, Joel Tershak, I Walt Hojanacki, Jim Dantonio, Randy Letterhouse, Todd Trach, Bob Stiles, Jim Popp, Kerry Kedl, Chuck Stathopoulos, Mark I Bond, Dom Pino, Al Ousseren, Jeff Stoudt, Scott Findlay, George Guttroff, Glen Folio, Rick Laubach, Don Taylor, Chris O ' Con- ? nor, Chris Betterly, Jim Pino, Dave Busch, Jim Knechtel, Ray Tribendis TAU KAPPA EPSILON 1979 Obiter Photo Contest Winner Seventy-four 1 Mark Sampson, Bill Domenick, Steve Evans, Bob O ' Leary, Jeff Owens, Brian Souder, Jack Lacesa, Dan Danner, Mark A olte, Dan Gazlnski, Tim Miller, Tim O ' Leary, Ed Bamford, Mark Somerfield, John Williamson, Bob Domenick, Mike Fla- velle. Rick Morgans, Rob Whikhead, Dennis Tobias, Jim Domenick, Dave Chichan, Gary Thorpe, Frank Coll, John Clay- ton, Brian Moore 02 X Seventy-five David Smith, Jim Menapace, Rob Spatola, Dave Eichenlaub, Mark Shipman, Mike Wynosky, John Buchert, John Lehman, Steven Fay, Skio Hollinger, Aaron Roetenberg, Michael D Mowery E J Moore, Bill Williams, C L Richards, Jr , John Yodock, Bob Quick, Rick McCormick, Pete Hopkins, Glenn Hinton, Mike Keener, Jeft McLean, Steve Stefanic, Fredly, Jay Heddings, Ed Treaster, Ted Chila, Dave Kohler, Karat, Mr. Wm. Acierno X u Q CO Seventy-six T. Fager, J. Bean, J Sfutzman, S Frasso, J Vaughn, B, Loudy, B Howar, T. Barrett, J. Geiger, E Kudrich, B Snyder, W. Schreiner, B, Hager, M. Simonivich, M Doughierty, R Konkol, M Myers, J. Bell, J Smith, M Creasy, D. Perry, S. Santee, D. Crawford, J Goodknecht, G, Jetsen, J. D. Miller, J. Dougherty, S. Garrett, D Johnson, L. Moyer a Seventy-seven o o CO T Pizont, D Quinn, R Hanson, T Goho, T Rank, S Cheek, E. Shellhammer, J Moyer, F. Koetteritz, J, Mull, S. Buch, D. Confalone, B. Miller, K, Correll, D. Swank, D. Duimstra, S, Richards, B, Spezialetti, T, Mazzante, J. Roth, P, Snyder, D. Deihm, T. Feather, D Gimbi, R Maniscaico, D Rhyne, S Smith, J Breaker, B Mahlstedt, B. Grahm, E Scheetz, G, Malloch, S Young, S. Rada, G McHugh, L. Scholl, B. Reitz, P Smith, J Prabowski, J Settelen, M Rotelle, M, Burkhart, J. Rowley, G, Talese, R. Scheetz, J. Early, J. Brosius, B. Hemhauser, T. Eadline, G. Fischer, P. Fague, J, Behan, H, Wiseman, S. Creasy, M Dilarso, D. Gordon, B. Bailey, T. Roth, G, Lawrence, P, Brown, L. Mitchell, A. Bowen, L. Quinn, K Krick, M Frant, B. Baker Seventy-eight C Grasmeder, S Mayer, M Martin, K Tomaszewski, P Clark, L Wright, J Spangler, M Smitri, J Kraus, B. Dzaidosz, S Kingeter, M IvIcMaster, E Ivliller, D Kinder, J Davis, S Bebrenek, M B Kotanchick, Ivl Sabin, J Pascale, N Wliitman, E Mancuso, B Watts, Ivl Rapp, P Orsini, S Bole. S Talbott, M Bryden, M Hessert, G Weidman, J Boose, L Redding, T Mizdol, J Laylon, K Ryan, M Deska, B Crawtord, S Pegg, S Ellrott O O O Seventy-nine E Placenik, N Rice, K. Miller, J. Fought, N, Lobb, M McHugh, S Dayoc, L Scarpino, B. Gruber, A. Phillips, K. Griffith, A. Yeager, G DellaCroce, D. LeFevre, A. Molchan, J. Dule, B. Thomas, S Bogdan, P. Ricci, J. Hartzell, B. Harris, C. Swartz, S. Tymusczuk, B, MacMahon, D. Gieniec, N. Hanzsek, M, Loftus, S Grady, M. Mesho, A McClusky, K, Schick, P. Rikki, R. Santonasto, L Richter, G Reason, S. Rhoads, K. Renninger, A Ousak, M. Dugan, M. B, Gardner, N. AmonI, D, Raner, C, Bogaczyk, L Hinterleiter, P, Hilgar, P. Morgan, D, Dortone, B. Paxton, R. Heisner, P Kennp, C. Clapper, G. Nicholas, K, Harris Eighty A. Lorusso, H. Gross, D, Markle, E Glowatski, M. Cahil, M, Armstrong, D. Fortona, L. Vachris, M, A, Fazio, S, Kirby, J. Cabacar, A, O ' Brian, R, Rappaport, L. Lasendock, E. Warful, S. Cobb, M. Teller, D. Ferro, J. Krick, B, Chandler, K. Cavacini, G. Spleen, K. Barber, C. Clayton, D. Atkins, K. McGuire, S, Scalamandre, E, Felker, L. Castor, G, LaMonica, D- Mathis, J. Gaumer, S. Conlan, R, Matsko, G. Gearhart, C. Kania, B. McGettigan, A. Bobita, H. Purvis, J, Keim, J, Kaminski, D. Zak, H. Hoban, D- Straub, M, L. Kilkenny, S. Moncavage, J, A, Rubbo, D. Palmer, K. Arcuri, M. Monca- vage, C. Dougherty, G. Weisentiuh, K. Shea, K. Barnhart, K. Robertshaw, D. Sabatelli, S. Chmel- lak, L. Mylet —I o Eighty-one I— CO X Susan Hodge, Melissa McDonie, Helen Bomberger (Advisor), Peggy Funk, Diana Benasutti, Charlotte Brady, Trisha Grosse, Georgia Cuthbert, Audrey Dentith, Carole Hutchison, Judy Anthony, Louise Gus- ner, Rosemarie Sabatini, Jane Mikos, Linda Hess, Cindy Lee, Fern Savvy, Diane Bukoski, Jane Delaney, Debbie Northrup, Karen Capion, Theresa Flannelly, Patty Fullerton J. Matani, G. Nardone, D. Lewis, M. McConnell, S Marauda, K. Barto, L. Dankulich, H. Young, J. Chesnutt, R. Bene- dict, P Swanson, M. Pealer, L, Kemmerer, J. Veghts, D. Snyder, C. Killheffer, C Domanosky, S. Moyer, B. Bordash, C. J. Yuskanish, G, Hickey, J Mahnben, C. Patrick, E. Depos, D. Llewellyn, D. Biago, L. Lego, K. Jones, L. Pezak, T. Ritro, K, Krebs, J, Koch, K. Plasinske o CO U Eighty-two C. Ashbaugh, L. Weist, S. Nichols, B. Myers, B. Koppenhauer, S. Edinger, S. Swelnhart, M. Soda, A. L. Levenson, A. Fiebig, M. Gill, K. Eckenrolh, P. Hazen, S, Barrall, J, Mazzitelli, K. Horn, L, Rudolph, L. Stack, L. Pinchot, K. Moran, 8. Greiss, V. Schotf, B Reitz, T Kosoloski, M Ward, L Ferrie, S. Becker, D Morgan, 0 Readdy, K. Webb, C Stanton, A. Kapuschinsky, P. A. Stoutenburgh, S. Gorry a Eighty-three L. Gerhard, S. Yoder, K. Orzol, K, Zucal, J Koch, G Bechtold, K Hayes, R Hunsinger, R Moore, J Stauffer, L. Hert- zog, H. Custer, D Buro, G Rozanskas, L Peters, M Yon, T Volscko, M McCann, P Wright, S Gerich, K Oakland, D. Boston, G. Troutman, B Rowe, R Neuhaus, N Percin, M Phillips, S Gaftney, J Nagle, B Hoover, P. Hails, M Magri, K. Moore, M. Lavelle, E Roan, L, Koenig, M, Kenna, J, Lukawetski, K, Greco, K, Quinlan, R, Krashetski, A, Medieros, J, A. Corosi, G. Avallino, C Worman, J Meola, B Buck, M. McMaster, B, Dice, J Home, C. Truran, J. Goldberg, A. Taor- mina, T. Jenks, D Harris, D Heaton I— O Eighty-four c 2 O Mike Goebel, Kent Smithgall, William Patt, Keith Gogel, Victor Grisiatis, Devinder Bawa III, Carrie Field- ing, Bnan Fry, LuAnne Martin, Gerald Welliver, Andy Mudrock, Brud Northrup, Mike Mixell, Maureen McCanney, Lori Imboden, Pat Reed, Robert McMullin III, Michele Bloszinsky, Sandra Powley, Larry Brown, Bob Frescatore, Randy Mcintosh, Sharon Remington, Sandy Powley, Ed Peifer, Maureen McLaughlin, Rich Menneti Bill Shelton, Aaron Johnson, Ron Brown, Brian Butcher, Anthony Montouth, Wayne Whitaker  s ; ' : :f:l 7s Eighty-five Penny Moyer, Mark Lucia, Richard Alderfer, Harry Striner, Janis Youse, Cindy Fissel, George Boss Donna Panckeri, Denise Rath, Janet Rusnak, Barbara Hagan, Mary Wells, Elizabeth Mays, Eileen Callahan, Ervene Gulley (Advisor), Alice Pedergnana, Scott Lux I— CO Eighty-six I — T) X T) X O Mike Dennen, Vernon Fisher, David Gana, Dr. James Creasy, Charles Regec, Bill Pursel, Donald Yanek, Rick Harrison, George Antochy, Brett Meckley, Steve Langiotti, Seth Knarr, Brian Auchey, Larry Manwiller, Elmer Reese Joe Dominick, Joanne Recupero, Lou Hunsinger, Dr. H. K. Gunther, Deforrest Inman, Matthew Trageser, Randy Mcintosh, Chris Zahey, Jane Creamer, Neville Mercer I — Eighty-seven Eighty-Nine FOOTBALL Bob Klacik, Frank Yanik, Carl Bowen, Steve Long, Kurt Pettis, Mike Morucci, Chris Betterly, Chip Berezny, Doug Pfautz, Rob Keyser, Jim Linn, Sal LoBue, Chuck Muller, Dave Reidenouer, John Jola, Angelo LoBue, Shaun Sertass Mark Kelley, Dan McCallum, Dino Darbenzio, Joe Hepp, Mike Maguire, Willie Gandy, Tom Koons, Bob Hotfman Dan Guzenski, Steve Haire, Ed Bugno, Bryan Wynings, Bill Lund, Ken Breuer, Duane Frantz, Randy Hater, Howie Gulick Bob Schwalm, Geotf Johnson, Jim Knechtel, Dale Hockenberry, Chad Barr, David Jensen, Craig Jones Tim Tkach John Wilson, Bruce Butler, Gus Borkland, Bob Crosetto, Scott Schutz, Lurrell Alston, John Bilyk, Rick Knisely, Chris Derr, Mark Fenstermaker, Matt Figard, Jamie Sochovka, David Giiles, Gene Caponigro, Kurt Werkheiser Rich Michaels, Paul Ziegenfuss, Tim Rielly, Coach Ron Puhl - ' mimmmmm I i r i ! ' T r . t l fTN? RECORD: 6-4 BSC OPP. 7 Ithaca College 25 7 Shippensburg 35 31 Lock Haven 15 7 Mansfield 6 38 Wilkes College 7 16 West Chester 3 10 Millersville 7 7 Cheyney 35 14 Kutztown 7 3 East Stroudsburg 23 -• '   ' I d  , iwx m g Ninety-One isMli il H Ninety-Two y ■ • t Uj - ' .ikr Ninety-Three FIELD HOCKEY The field hockey team, under the leadership of Jan Hutchinson, coaching at BSC for the first time, had its third consecutive winning season. The Huskies placed third in the Susquehanna Field Hockey Association tournament. From that tourna- ment, SIX BSC players were selected to advance to the Mideast tournament at Rochester. They were: Donna Santa Maria, Robin Maurer, Kim Rice, Terry McHale, Lauren May, and Cheryl Krause. Donna Santa Maria, Robin Maurer and Robin Miller were the tri-captains of the team, which compiled an 11-3-1 record. Tricia Nixon, Kim Rice, Terry McHale, Cheryl Krause, Robin Miller, Robin Maurer, Donna Santa Maria, Jody Deterick, Joan Mahoney, Denise Rath, Rita Washburn, Louise Lisicky, Lauren May, Karen Lawrence, Mindy McMaster, Barbara Blye, Kathy Kelly, Sue Hammer, Ann Bright, Janice Holmgren, Nancy Campbell, Coach Jan Hutchinson BSC 3 1 1 1 7 3 4 4 1 1 1 l -.w. vk  i . JWMiHu...v . . vw. t-,  ..,. ' RECORD: 8-3-1 Kutztown Indiana Bucknell Lock Haven Scranton Wilkes College Susquehanna Millersville Marywood Shippensburg Mansfield Lehigh Ninety-Four 5 S 1 GOLF im Dalton, Mike Miller, San Rubbico, Bruce Frank, Kevin Lemaire, Joe Roeder, Dave )gden, Dave Cichan, Allen Ruffner, Andy Nichols, Eric McKee, John Labosky, Coach iob Reeder RECORD: 12-2 BSC GPP. 414 Mansfield 437 417 Shippensburg 422 417 Kutztown 449 417 Lock Haven 422 396 East Stroudsburg 438 396 Shippensburg 403 403 Scranton 421 403 King ' s College 410 404 Moravian 420 404 Lebanon Valley 393 401 Lycoming 434 401 Susquehanna 399 408 King ' s College 445 406 Dickinson 406 Ninety-Five TRACK ( ■ iJ M%« .il Ninety-Six The coaching staff for the 1979 track season :onsisted of head coach Carl Hinkle and assistant :oaches Stewart Najel and Joe Kelly. The co-cap- ains were seniors Jeff Carruthers and Mark Bond, rhe team finished their dual meet competition with hree wins and three losses. During the season hey competed at the Delaware Sta te Invitational, fowson State University Invitational and the Penn Relays. In the Pennsylvania State College Champi- onships, the team finished in 6th place. The qualifiers for post season competition in the ICUA ' s were Jim Maily, Robert Macintosh, Jerry Werkeiser and Jeff Carruthers. The qualifiers for Division II nationals were Jim Maily, Robert Maci- ntosh and Jeff Carruthers. RECORD: 3-3 BSC OPP. 5872 Millersville 9972 72 Mansfield 7 72 Lock Haven 101 72 Lycoming 2 54 East Stroudsburg 100 8072 Kutztown 6572 Ninety-Seven CROSS COUNTRY RECORD: 4-5 BSC GPP. 32 West Chester 25 28 Mansfield 27 21 Kutztown 38 15 King ' s College 49 28 E. Stroudsburg 27 22 Lock Haven 35 18 Scranton 40 39 Millersville 22 Ninety-Eight : y - j jpt_,i - ■■ :---?-.■ - r jijji - i  Impressive post-season competition compen- sated tor the mediocre 4-5 record compiled by the cross country team as a result of the loss of several close meets. The harriers qualified as a team for the NCAA Division II championships which were held at lUP. Those representing Bloomsburg were: co-captains Steve Eachus and Mark Bond, Randy Griffith, Tom Groff, Chuck Johnson, Steve John- son, and Aaron Johnson. At the championship, BSC earned 18th place. Eachus placed third and moved on to the NCAA Division I championships as a result. He placed 32nd in that race. The team was coached by Clark Boler. A endy Farrell, Don Tay lor, Steve Johnson, Co-captain Mark Bond, Co-captain Steve Eachus, Bob Kantner, Coach Clark Boler, Aaron Johnson, Charles Martin, Chuck Johnson, Randy Griffith, Tom Groff, Colleen Tomlinson, Tinn Tannous, Wayne Townsley Ninety-Nine SOCCER One-Hundred An almost perfect regular season record paved the way to exciting post-season play for the Bloomsburg soccer team during the 1978 season. Coached by Lou Mingrone, the men compiled an 1 1-1 record, and then advanced to the NCAA Divi- sion II mid-east mid-west district playoffs. The Huskies lost, 1-0 to the University of Missouri at St. Louis. In addition to the playoff berth the booters also tied Shippensburg for the eastern division Pennsylvania Conference title. Individual honors were won by Glenn Chestnut, who was named to the Regional Ail-American ranks, and Jim Mailey, who was named Regional All-American and All- Co nference for the third time. Team captains were: Jim Mailey, Horst Bernhard, John Lockwood and John Millhouse. Toby Rank, John Millhouse, George Steele, Bryan Tarlecki, Jim Mailey, Louis Bucca, Peo Kue, Sam Barone, Mark Rinkus, Ron Mattern, Jim Moyer, Leo Quinn, Ken Neubeck, Scott McNulty, Pat Elliott, Scott Troutman, Head Coach Lou Mingrone, Statistician Laura Kroschewsky, Manager Krupka, Rick Monaco, Glenn Chestnut, Ken Krick, John Lock- wood, Nick Ciliberto, Bob Hanson, Mark Fedele, Dave Good, Steve Buch, Tim Delp, Frank Ciliberto, Bob Fitzgerald, Dave Mullican, Horst Bernhard, Jetf Ehring, Statistician Cindy Magner, Tim Knoster, Greg Malloch i04 i% p BSC RECORD: 11-1 GPP. 1 2 Shippensburg Scranton 2 1 4 4 2 Wilkes College Susquehanna Millersville 3 1 1 1 Indiana • 5 2 3 Lycoming College York College Kutztown 1 1 •- 7 7 2 Juniata College Cheyney East Stroudsburg 1 1 One-Hundred-One WOMEN ' S LACROSSE The highlight of the women ' s 1 979 lacrosse sea- son was participation in the first annual PSAC Lacrosse Championship at Kutztown State Col- lege. The Huskies played against tough Millersville and second-seeded Slippery Rock. In the BSC vs. Shippensburg game, every mem- ber of the attack scored. Captain Fran Bolger, a defense player, scored in the game against East Stroudsburg. Scilla Elliott was the team ' s high scorer, with Gail Hopkins next. Leslie Kulich tended goal for the BSC team, which was coached by B.J. Rosf. Sue Kestler, Vickie Capaldi, Wendy Farrell, Tern Taylor, Cindy Woodward, Scilla Elliott, Ellie Hatch, Pam Chamberlain, Cindy Bomba, Barbara Barrow, Sue Curley, Fran Bolger, Debbie Harr, Trina Knittel, Gail Hopkins, Leslie Kulick, B. J. Rest One-Hundred-Two After bringing BSC its first conference team championship since 1965 (and the first PSAC title ever for a Bloomsburg women ' s varsity sport) in the spring of 1978, the women on the tennis team had a tough reputation to maintain during the fall season. However, led by senior captain Sue Pur- nell, who was number three singles champion of the PSAC in the spring, the women succeeded. They compiled a 5-2 dual competition record, and tied Edinboro for first place in the fall PSAC t ournament. Also during the fall season, the team of Donna Royer and Ellen Williams earned recognition as the PSAC number two doubles champs after compil- ing a 6-0 cumulative fall record. The women compiled a 3-2 dual competition record in the spring. WOMEN ' S TENNIS Cindy Smith, Tracey Cooke, Donna Royer, Linda Pinchot, Lorn Malinski, Ellen Williams, Mary McHugh, Marylou Hnatin, Lorie Keating, captain Sue Purnell, Coach Dr Mike Herbert BSC OPP. 9 Mansfield 5 Millersville 2 7 Lock Haven 2 Bucknell 9 9 Wilkes College 7 Edinboro 2 2 E. Stroudsburg 7 One-Hundred-Three TENNIS Record; 13-7 BSC OPP 9 Scranton 6 SUNY-Binghamton 3 8 Gettysburg 1 7 Bucknell 2 5 Haverford 4 9 Shippensburg 6 Kutztown 1 8 Lock Haven 1 3 Edinboro 6 1 Temple 8 9 E Stroudsburg 8 SUNY-Oneonta 1 Penn State 9 8 Millersville 1 6 Lehigh 3 4 George Mason 5 1 Richmond 8 1 William Mary 8 6 Salisbury 3 1 Navy 8 One-Hundred-Four The combination of earning a 13-7 duel meet record for the year, winning the Pennsylvania Con- ference Championship, and having several players win individual championships made men ' s tennis coach Burt Reese a happy man this year. In addi- tion, the team placed fourth of 39 teams in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, and Quali- fied for Eastern Intercollegiates in the spring. At the Pennsylvania Conference Champion- ships, team captain Rob Vance, Ken Grove and Craig Diehl won singles championships. Vance and Grove then teamed up to win the number one doubles title; Mark Raynes and Gary Golbitz the number two doubles; and Diehl and Tim Blanchard won the number three doubles title. All added together, the Huskeis took six of the nine titles at the state tournament. Vance also qualified for Divi- sion II Nationals competition. And the fact that all players will return for the 79- 80 season makes Reese even happier! Mark Raynes, Ken Grove, Rob Vance, Tim Blanchard, Rick Winders, Dave Williams, Gary Golbitz, Craig Diehl, Coach Burt Reese S - ' =fi%?x Yi I U I IB US v.. One-Hundred-Five WRESTLING Todd Cummings, Don Reese, Carl Poff, Gibbes Johnson, Tony Caravella, Coach Roger Sanders, Bart McCollum, Dom DiGioacchino, Andy Cappelli, Joe Wade, Mel Sharp, Asst Coach Bob Rohm One-Hundred-Six The BSC wrestlers gairied national recognition this year, having been ranked as high as 1 1 in the nation by National Mat News and 1 5 at one point in the season by Amateur Wrestling News. The men posted a 1 6-2-1 record in dual compe- tition, bringing coach Rogers Sanders his sixth consecutive winning season. In addition to regular season victories, the Huskies won their own invita- tional, the Central New Jersey Open, and the Pennsylvania Conference Championship; they placed second in the Wilkes Open and the Eastern Wrestling League. Individual honors were also garnered by the grapplers. Tony Caravella, Bucky McCollum, and Andy Cappelli won Pennsylvania Conference titles. Don Reese and Dom DiGioacchino were Eastern Wrestling League champs. DiGioacchino, Reese, Cappelli, Caravella and Carl Poff qualified for NCAA Division I Championships, held in Ames, Iowa. DiGioacchino gained All-American status by placing 5. Team captains were Caravella, Cappelli and Poff. Coach Sanders was named Coach of the Year at the Husky Club Day of Champions ban- quet. ■ RECORD: 16-2-1 BSC GPP. 20 Pittsburgh 11 50 Mansfield 43 Stiippensburg 14 California-Poly 24 44 Kutztown 3 34 U. of Georgia 9 18 HofstraU 16 26 Clemson U 14 38 OfiioU. 3 32 West Virginia U. 6 37 Akron U. 3 15 Clarion 16 41 Indiana U 3 41 Penn State U, 2 19 Cleveland State 19 30 Lock Haven 8 26 Millersville 14 38 West Chester 9 E. Stroudsburg (forfeited) Central N J Open at Trenton State — 1 st E Stroudsburg Open — BSC had two champs Alan McCollum and Tino DiMarco BSC Invitational — 1 st Wilkes Open — 2nd U of Delaware Tournament — 1st PSAC Championships — 1 st Eastern Wrestling League Tournament — 2nd Gne-Hundred-Seven One-Hundred-Eight The women ' s basketball team, playing a tough schedule, finished with a record of 7-9, missing a winning record by way of three games lost by three points or less and another lost in overtime play. Terry McHale and Jayne Yurasits led the team in scoring, with an average of 1 0.0 and 9.5 points per game respectively. Patty Lyons had the most rebounds, averaging 11.8 per game, and Donna Santa Maria had the best free throw record, mak- ing 80% of her attempted shots. The team was coached by Sue Hibbs, and Yura- sits, McHale and Sue McKeegan served as tri-cap- tains. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Jayne Yurasits, Mindy Lent, Terry McHale, Sue McKeegan, Donna Santa Maria. Coacti Sue Hibbs, Gail Hopkins, Lynda Wiest, Asst. Coach Nina Strausser, Loretta Sutcliffe, Sally Houser, Sandy Serafin, Trina Knittel RECORD: 7-9 BSC OPP. 68 Marywood 37 49 Navy 77 64 Salisbury St. 61 55 Lehigh 56 51 U of Scranton 86 73 Kutztown 43 82 LaSalle 92 77 E. Stroudsburg 67 57 Luzerne CC.C. 60 60 Millersvllle 55 63 Wilkes 65 48 Shippensburg 78 54 Kutztown 53 58 Bucknell 56 54 Indiana 77 77 Villanova 82 One-Hundred-Nine BASKETBALL RECORD: 13-12 BSC GPP. 67 Lock Haven 53 67 Cheyney 55 71 Bucknell 90 81 Millersville 67 55 Philadelphia Textile 64 90 Clarion 94 74 Lock Haven 62 63 W. Maryland 60 72 Mt.St. Mary ' s 80 76 Muhlenberg 81 57 Kutztown 47 75 Allentown 65 63 Mansfield 76 65 E. Stroudsburg 56 52 LeMoyne 78 59 Shippensburg 66 44 Cheyney 77 62 King ' s College 60 80 Millersville 76 79 York 68 69 Kutztown 63 69 Mansfield 82 64 E. Stroudsburg 88 58 Shippensburg 67 59 Wilkes College 50 One-Hundred-Ten Coach Charles Chronister got his seventh con- secutive winning season when the team beat Wilkes College in the final game of the season for a 13-12 record. In the Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Divi- John Bucher was the team ' s high scorer with an average of 1 3.4 points per game. He was named to the Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Division second team. Miles Reitnouer led the rebounding figures with an average of 6.2 per game. Bucher sion, the Huskies placed fourth with a 6-6 record, and Reitnour were also the team captains One-Hundred-Eleven One-Hundred-Twelve Coach Margie Schaeffer ' s women ' s gymnastic team, only in its second year of competition, had a high point early in the season by posting BSC ' s first victory, an 84.4 to 74.4 decision over Edin- boro. Although the squad of just ten performers fin- ished with a 1-6 mark, a steady improvement in individual performances was evident. The added experience from exhibitions and competition which were added to the team ' s schedule gave the women valuable practice. Sophomore captain Anne Swavely and fresh- man Linda Parisano were the top all-around per- formers. GYMNASTICS Co-captams Annie Swavely and Sandy Eckhart, Laura Ross, Janet Sei- del, Barb Considine, Trisha Rurile, Coach Margie Schaeffer, Gina Onus- cho, Linda Parisano, Abbie Woodling, Suzanne Radatti BSC OPP 70 31 Ursinus 88.98 84 4 Edinboro 74.4 93,35 Indiana 121.35 76 E Stroudsburg 117.7 76 Trenton 107.75 93 35 Frostburg 115.3 77.55 Army 99 15 One-Hundred-Thirteen SWIMMING vviiMt; iiie uudi bcdbui I I euui u ui ine iiitJi i b bwi ru- ining team was 5-8, the Huskies placed fourth in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships, which were held at BSC. At the Championships, coach Ell McLaughlin was voted the Coach of the Year by the conference coaches. Wayne Richards, Pete Dardaris, Steve Price, Randy Spence and John Krick qualified for the NCAA Division II National Championships which were held at Northern Michigan University. Bloomsburg finished 23rd of 42 teams. Richards, who was team captain, became the first BSC swimmer to attain All-Amencan status for four consecutive years when he finished third in the 200-yard butterfly. Dardaris, in the 220-yard backstroke, gained All-American honors by finish- ing ninth in the consolation finals. Aris Carpousis, Tom Cole, Wayne Richards, John Conte, John Krick, Tom Reilly, Eric Slingerland, Bill Richardson, Keith Torok, Bob Moore, Scott Wiegand, Frank Jacoby, Steve Price, Randy Spends, Reik Foust, Pete Dardaris, Bill Wolfe, Coach Eli McLaughlin RECORD: 5-8 : a BSC OPP. C% - 23 Bucknell 90 - 58 Towson 55 ' iSf V 42 Shippensburg 69 53 King ' s College 32 Jm 51 Temple 62 51 West Chester 62 43 E. Stroudsburg 70 67 Susquehanna 41 65 Edinboro 48 36 Kutztown 77 45 Clarion 67 41 Penn State 71 59 Indiana 53 Millersville Relays; 7th Indiana U. Relays: 5th - W PC Championships: 4th 4 One-Hundred-Fourteen The BSC women swimmers had an outstanding season. A 10-0 regular season record earned them the distinction of being the first women ' s team ever to have remained undefeated during the regular season, and the only varsity BSC team to be unbeaten this year. The women placed fourth in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships. Gaining Ail-American honors were Kitt, Orme, Brophy and Smith, 9th in the 200-yard medley; Smith, 10th in the 50-yard free and 8th in the indi- vidual medley; Kitt, Brophy, Fadner and Smith, 9th in the 200-yard free medley; and Kitt, Brophy, Fad- ner and Smith, 1 6th in the 400-yard free relay. The team placed 1 8th out of 80 competing colleges. WOMEN ' S SWIMMING Deborah Armel, Susan Brophy, Lynda Crane, Jennifer Delia. Priscilla Elliott, Renee Greenberg, Martha Greenleat, Gail Hickey, Patricia lezzoni, Joanne Kitt, Peggy Laird, Lori Lebo, Mollie IVIandell, Vicki Orme, Lee Pietrzykoski, Wendi Schuck, Nancy Semisch, Linda Smith, Nina Stratton. Deb Walmer, Amy William- son, Coach Mary Gardner RECORD: 10-0 BSC OPP. 78 Ithaca 51 70 E. Stroudsburg 61 106 Kutztown 22 90 Lock Haven 38 93 Glassboro 41 84 Lehigh 46 80 Shippensburg 51 70 Bucknell 61 77 Indiana 54 87 Millersville 42 Intercollegiate Swim. Champ 6th PCChamp. — 4th One-Hundred-Fifteen SOFTBALL Donna Santa Maria, Carolyn Bartoni, Sandy Serafin, Jayne Yurasits, Coach Jan Hutchinson, Chrissey Kazal, Sue Kelly, Karen Caswell, Rita Washburn, Jeanette Mitroka, Jodi Goldberg, Suzanne Moyer, Kathy Connelly, Roberta Spezialetti, Ann Lambert, Sally Houser, Asst Coach Nina Strausser, Deb Chuhinka BSC OPP. 8 Scranton 7 4 Scranton 15 13 19 4 5 4 Wilkes College Wilkes College Shippensburg Shippensburg Lock Haven 12 5 5 6 7 4 Lock Haven 9 17 5 5 Susquehanna Susquehanna Bucknell 7 11 9 10 Kutztown 12 15 Kutztown 22 10 Luzerne C.C.C. 8 16 Luzerne C.C.C. 3 One-Hundred-Sixteen i3 i One-Hundred-Seventeen BASEBALL . tjs. . ' ...t  The 1 979 Huskies finished with a 5-1 8 record, 1 - 9 in the conference. Three of these wins came against highly rated teams, LeMoyne, Wilkes and York. Most Valuable Player, Todd Hoover, led the team in hitting with a .347 average. He also led in runs batted in, hits, doubles and assists. Co-cap- tains Jim Quinn and Ken Miller hit over .300. Quinn, a junior catcher, batted .345 and Miller hit .324. Miller, a graduating third baseman, led the team in at bats, total bases, triples and runs. Junior first baseman, Jeff Long, hit .308 despite a mid- season ankle injury. Catcher Bob Graham, a jun- ior, again won the gold glove with a .977 fielding average and 65 putouts. Junior outfielder. Jack Behan, led the team in homeruns with three. Pitcher Kevin Moyer led the Huskies with two wins and in innings pitched with 3372. Brad Moharter ' s 3.23 earned run average led the pitchers as did his 10 appearances. VJ : I ' - Ti TXC RECORD: 5-18 BSC GPP. 3 3 1 2 2 LeMoyne LeMoyne King ' s College King ' s College E. Stroudsburg 2 5 5 3 3 1 E. Stroudsburg Millersville 4 5 3 Millersville 4 2 Bucknell 7 4 Bucknell 3 SUNY-Oneonta 7 2 SUNY-Oneonta 13 4 Mansfield 9 5 Mansfield 13 13 7 4 2 7 Wilkes College Wilkes College Shippensburg Shippensburg York 7 9 12 3 4 6 York 12 3 Scranton 8 2 Bucknell 7 4 Bucknell PC Record: 1-9 (Coach Clark Boler) ■ ' ■ ' ' % ' 1 -- S --, . '  ii ! One-Hundred-Nineteen :« • ij 11 i f ■« i •• • I y H ' V, i ' ff •• ' 2_- _ J t. ' IN 3 - 7 One-Hundred-Twenty-One Cindy Abbott Regina Alesczyk Beth Anselm Karen Arcuri Rene6 Adams Constance Anceravage Judith Anthony Margaret Armstrong Donna Adolfson Thomas Anderson George Antochy Susan Artz Laura Adolphson Patricia Andrews Kathleen Arbogast Carolyn Ashbaugh One-Hundred-Twenty-Two Anne Bahl Beverly Baker Michael Baker Brent Bankus Maryann Bailey Bruce Baker Lauren Ball Joseph Baranowski Marcia Balnanosis Cheryl Baratta Carol Balser Debra Barnett One-Hundred-Twenty-Three Carol Bartholomew Brenda Bath Gail Bartlett Robert Batory Caryl Barnhart Samuel Barone Kathy Barto Linda Bay Owen Barnhart Michele Barrette Hollie Baskin Michael Bearish One-Hundred-Twenty-Four Donna Beaver Susan Becker Robin Benedict Horst Bernhard Jannes Bechtel Diane Beecher John Benson Carl Berntsen Virginia Bechtold Kimberly Beers John Bergen Angelo Bertinelli Janice Beck Joy Bender Antoinette Bernhard Richard Bet One-Hundred-Twenty-Flve Christopher Betterly Maryann Bingaman Carol Bogaczyk Barbara Borski Margaret Bierly Patricia Bird Debra Bohner James Borysowski Robert Biernacki Christine Blasi Francine Bolger William Bossung Roseanne Billera Annette Bobita Thomas Boran Peter Bowman One-Hundred-Twenty-Six Linda Boyle Charles Brehm Ann Britt Lawrence Brown Patricia Boyle Robert Breidinger David Brooks Paul Brown Paul Brazil Brenda Bresler Nils Bross John Bucher Barry Brecher Carol Brita Katherine Brown Beth Buchter One-Hundred-Twenty-Seven Lori Buckshon Mark Burton Karen Capion Lynn Gathers Michael Burkhart Jacqueline Caggiano Fred Carl Patricia Cerra Doris Buro George Calisto JoAnn Carosi Pamela Chamberlain Michael Burrell Michael Cannon R. Jeffrey Carruthers Bruce Christman One-Hundred-Twenty-Eight Vickey Churchman Veronica Clark Lisa Collins Peter Conigliaro Nicholas Ciliberto Linda Coleman Jane Comer Denise Conklin Mary Conahan Sharon Cook Daniel Confalone Tracey Cooke One-Hundred-Twenty-Nine Diana Covington Carole Cumiskey David Cress Carol Cunnigham Barbara Cooper Nancy Coscia Audrey Crimian Kenneth Curcio Keith Correll Catherine Coulter Brenda Culp Georgia Cuthbert One-Hundred-Thirty Michele Cutler Lenore Dankulich Caria Davis Marsha Davis Patricia Cyganowski Daniel Danner Catherine Davis Carmelita DeCusatis Philip Daly James Dantonio Doris Davis Bruce DeHaven Susan Dancisin Deborah Davidson Margaret Davis Jane Delaney One-Hundred-Thirty-One Belva Delcamp Faith Denlinger Carol Dickerson JoAnn Dochter Gary Delp Audrey Dentith Violette DiGirolamo Marybeth Dolan Kim Delp John DiBlasi Robert DiJoseph William Domenick Anne DeMatt Arthur DiCasimirro Russel Dilts Sharon Donato One-Hundred-Thirty-Two Cynthia Dongoski Marianne Donovan Laurie Driscoll Doreen Dubinsky Jay Doty Adele Dougherty Joseph Dux Beth Dwyer James Dougherty Mark Dougherty Marybeth Duffin Marion Dugan One-Hundred-Thirty-Three Karen Edwards Valerie Einig Denise Eck Kathleen Eckenroth Priscilla Elliott Thomas Elliott Norman Eckley Sherry Edinger Anne Ekelund Timothy Eldredge Donald Eisenbaumer Joni Emmick One-Hundred-Thirty-Four Cindy Enders Barbara Falkowski Mary Federowicz Beth Feryo Carol Ernest Mark Fallon Karen Fenicle Mary Fillman Lu Ann Evans Christine Farkas John Fenton Scott Findlay Dean Exas Nancy Fausnaught Lorraine Ferrie Marybeth Finley One-Hundred-Thirty-Five Marybeth Fiorelli Adele Flanagan Jody Folk Crystal Frazier Jill Fischer Robert Flick David Follett Denise Freeby Vernon Fisher Thomas Foley Mary Fowler Carol Freeman Cynthia Fissel Glenn Folio Nancy Frankenfield Robert Frescatore One-Hundred-Thirty-Six Lorrie Fry Richard Furman David Gana Geoffrey Gatling Rhonda Fuhrey William Gallen Joseph Gard Julie Gaumer Cynthia Gardner Margaret Gehringer Elizabeth Gathman Cynthia Gelety One-Hundred-Thirty-Seven Diane Gies William Given Judith Gilbert Thomas Goho Renee George Terry Geslak Melanie Gill Margaret Goldbach Karen Gerenza Sharon Geyer MarigraceGillern Gail Golden One-Hundred-Thirty-Eight Kirk Golden Steven Goodrich Melinda Graver Victor Grisiatis Lee Goldy Jannes Gottshall Mary Grenko Nancy Gross Bernadette Gondell Susan Grady Robert Grey Patricia Grosse Debra Good Gale Grasmeder Mark Griffith Barbara Gruber One-Hundred-Thirty-Nine Elizabeth Gursky Cynthia Hahm James Harlan Evelyn Harzinski Cathy Guydish James Haley David Harr Mary Hassett Jill Hackenburg Timothy Hall William Hartline Eleanor Hatch Barbara Hagan Daniel Hardy Brooke Hartman Rebecca Heilman One-Hundred-Forty Cheryl Heiser Betty Henskens Kimet Herder Linda Hess Shelly Hemans Peter Henzy Jeanne Hereran Mary Hessler Carolyn Herndon William Hessling Kim Hershey Arthur Higgins One-Hundred-Forty-One Kimberly Horn Jeffery Hunsicker Patricia Hornak Louis Hunsinger Glenn Hinton Bette Hoover Timothy Hough Patricia Hunter Helen Hoban Michele Hopkins Becky Howells Carole Hutchinson One-Hundred-Forty-Two Keith Imboden Dawn James Mark Jesten Robert Johnson Catherine Irwin Leslie James Theresa Jevelle Vince June Barbara Jablonski Mark Janda Aaron Johnson Linda Juska Lee Jacobs Marie Jarzenbovicz Laune Johnson Julie Kaminski One-Hundred-Forty-Three Rita Kaminski Merrilyn Kauffman Barbara Kehler Deborah Kellerman Geraldine Kampf Kathy Kaufman Raymond Kehler Diane Kellerman Karen Kanaskie Scott Kaysen Richard Kehler Deborah Kelly Robert Kantner James Kazary John Kehoe Nancy Kelly One-Hundred-Forty-Four Thomas Kelsh Betty Kennedy Carol Killhetfer Raymond Knauber Barbara Kennedy Mary Kilkenny Lynn Klein Rita Koch Susan Klock Susanne Koch Barbara Klotz Robert Koehler One-Hundred-Forty-Five Bernard Koskulitz Joseph Krajci Christine Kosoloski Betteann Kramer Marie Kogut Edward Konzman Darlene Kotulka Mary Kranz Charles Kondos Thomas Koons Bernard Kozen Carole Krause One-Hundred-Forty-Six Cheryl Krause Kenneth Krick Leslie Kulick Michael Kushnerick Mary Krause Robert Kroboth Mary Kulik Ralph Kuzma Lisa Kraynak Donna Kuhns John Kulp Francis Kwiatkowski Lisa Kreischer Diana Kuiha John Kushnerick Timothy Lady One-Hundred-Forty-Seven Pamela Landis Lorrie Lashendock Lee Lawrence iroinia Levari Brian Lane William Latch Donna Lefevre Ethel Levengood Judy Lapatovich David Lavalva Lois Leister Audrey Levenson Cynthia Laputka Maureen Lavelle William Lesho Catherine Lewis One-Hundred-Forty-Eight Susan Lilly Angelo LoBue Thomas Lockner Diane Long Nancy Lobb Loretta Lockner John Lockwood L. Grant Long JoAnne Lohin Lynn Longenberger Janine Lombardo Alan Lonoconus One-Hundred-Forty-Nine Angela Lorenc Brian Loudy LorettaLudvico Evangeline Lunn Bernadette MacMahon Vivian Mallard Gary Mammele Mollie Mandell Nancy Lovely Scott Lux Christina Mallozzi Teresa Mangino Mark Lucia Mary Lynn Kathryn Malone Lisa Mangione One-Hundred-Fifty Monica Manifold Judith Maradeo Doreen Marinelli Lori Martinkovic William Manning Sherie Marauda Michele Markwordt Christina Marr Larry Manwiller Mark Marcavage Robert Marthinsen Scott Mason David Maradeo Jean Marconi Paula Martini Daria Matera One-Hundred-Fifty-One Joan Matter) Robin Maurer Mary McCann Thonnas McClung Katherine Mattey Timothy May Kathleen McCarthy Amy McCluskey James Mattise Jane Mazzitelli Kevin McCarthy Patricia McClusky Joseph Mattivi Paul McCabe Lance McCarty Maureen McConnell One-Hundred-Fifty-Two Melissa McDonie Barbara McGettigan James McDonnell Gertrude McGoff Patrick McCormick Coleen McDaniels Donald McElroy John McGuire Joanne McCurdy Joseph McDonald Mary McGee Teresa McHale One-Hundred-Fifty-Three Mindy McMaster Jody Meola Becky McNabb Charlene Mervine Mary McHugh Adelaide McKeon Cynthia Meehan Robin Messina Susan McKeegan Kim McKeown LisaMengel Julia Metz One-Hundred-Fifty-Four Andrea Michalczyk Hollie Milkovitz Katheryn Miller William Minderjahn Theresa Mihalik Jody Millard Kenneth Miller Nancy Mogg Eileen Mihocko Barbara Miller Robert Miller Richard Monaco Marguerite Milazzo Diane Miller Robin Miller Sandra Mondock One-Hundred-Fifty-Five Lorraine Mongiello Tara Moore Sandra Moyer Jonathan Murray Dennis Moody Timothy Morris Sylvia Moyer Lynne Murray Laura Moore Annette Mosier Penny Mull Francis Muscarella Rita Moore Penny Moyer Dennis Mulvey Laurence Mussoline One-Hundred-Fitty-Six Lorie Mutchler Carol Myers Debbie Nealon Susan Neborak Kevin Myers Patricia Mylet Charleen Nicholas Nicholas Nicholas Jane Nagle Marie Nardone Rollene Neuhaus Connie Nice One-Hundred-Fifty-Seven Carol Nosek Kim Novak Christopher O ' Connor Mary O ' Donnell Sharon Nicholas Thomas Nitroy Charles Novinskie Claire Olack Joseph Nigro Beth Norcross Edward Oblas Timothy O ' Leary One-Hundred-Fifty-Eight Heidi Oliver Lois Osman Edward Overberger Kenneth Pack Eileen Omolecki Barbara Osmun Andrea Ovsak William Patt Vanessa Onley Regina Ottaviani Carol Owens Ernestine Patterson Karin Orrico Albert Oussoren Karen Owens Rachel Patterson One-Hundred-Fifty-Nine Peter Pauline James Peiffer Doreen Perini Madeline Petrella David Payonk Mary Anne PeischI Diane Perrett Lee Petrignani Sheree Pegg William Pennesi Aprile Peters Sharon Petrusnek Edward Peifer Lee Pennington Linda Peterson Douglas Pfautz One-Hundred-Sixty Ann Phillips John Pisak Diane Pletcher Thomas Polyniak James Pino Thomas Pizont Mark Poeth Thomas Portanova Carl Poff Douglas Post Sally Poiek Terri Post One-Hundred-Sixty-One Mark Puddu Robert Quick Mary Pulley Karen Quigg Sally Powell Christopher Preston Susan Purnell Daniel Quinn Karen Press Steven Price Laurie Quay Ronnie Qurashi One-Hundred-Sixly-Two Ronald Radel Linda Redding Craig Reese Rebecca Reitz Lucinda Raimondo Dawn Reed William Reiley James Renitsky Eric Ranck Denise Reed Miles Reitnouer Susan Rhoads Ruth Rappaport Rhonda Reedy Ann Reitz Michael Rhue One-Hundred-Sixty-Three Patricia Ricci Virginia Riotski Mark Robbins Gerald Rooney Wayne Richards Maryanne Rizzo Mark Robinson Debra Ross Debra Rickenback Reyna Rizzuto Michele Robinson James Roth Nancy Ringen Kathy Roan Kathy Rogers Jeffrey Roth One-Hundred-Sixty-Four Mary Rotondaro Mary Rubbo Paul Rudolph Cynthia Russler Gail Rozanskas Richard Rudock Allen Ruffner Linda Rutkowski Nicholas Ruitenberg Allison Rutter Susan Russell Ann Ryan One-Hundred-Sixty-Five J _ Woodrow Sanders JuneSantello Kimbyrlee Sandt Sharon Satchell Deborah Sabatelli Richard Sanborn Donna Santa Maria Diane Scarboro MarySammon Anita Sanders Joseph Santanasto Scott Scharnitz One-Hundred-Sixty-Six Mark Scheffler Glenn Schneider MarkSchultz Marijayne Sears Carol Scheirer Karen Schoenly Scott Schwalm Laura Seifert Brian Schell Valerie Schott Edna Schweitzer Gerald Seltzer Carol Schiavone Warren Schreiner Geraldine Scully Joyce Selvocki One-Hundred-Sixty-Seven ri J Mark Sevec John Sexton Kim Shea Terry Shiffert Sueann Shollenberger Thonnas Shrift Edward Silva Tina Silvetti AnneShaloka Donald Shiner William Shupp Franklin Simpson Susan Sharrow Cheryl Shoffler Donna Shurites Sue Sims One-Hundred-Sixty-Eight Phyllis Singzon Nadine Sioma Karen Smay Andre Smith Nancy Slack MarySlussear Frank Smith Geneva Smith Eric Slusser David Smale Denise Smith Donald Smith One-Hundred-Sixty-Nine Bruce Snyder Jenifer Snyder Deborah Snyder Karen Snyder Kevin Smith Susan Smith Debra Snyder Kathy Snyder Steven Smith William Smith Eric Snyder Kim Snyder One-Hundred-Seventy Michael Snyder Jerome Socha Kathryn Sophy David Spishock Perry Snyder Marybeth Soda Diane Soucy Judith Spitzer Rondalyn Snyder Kathryn Soliday Joseph Southerton Eileen Spotts Stephanie Snyder David Sonday Donald Speicher Gina Spotts One-Hundred-Seventy-One Norman Sproehnle Roger Starski Sandra Stawchansky Kimberly Steinour Janet Stamm Charles Stathopoulos Amy Stearns Jeffrey Stello Catherine Stanton Barry Staton Daniel Steel Mary Stemrich John Stapert Janet Stauffer Michael Stein Diane Stonehouse One-Hundred-Seventy-Two Jeffrey Stoudt Beth Stover Darlene Stutzman Kathleen Swartz Judith Stout Molly Strausser Carol Styer Theresa Sweeney Elizabeth Sulpizio Sharon Sweinhart Dennis Swank Marianne Switaj One-Hundred-Seventy-Three David Sypher Joel Terschak Keith Thomas Mark Thornton Rebecca Tait Bonita Thomas Melanie Thomas Bonnie Tice Lauren Taylor Clay Thomas Wendy Thomas Kathleen Tiernan Diane Teel Jeffrey Thomas Suellen Thompson John Tilton One-Hundred-Seventy-Four Bryan Toale Raymond Tribendis Diane Tyson Elizabeth Urban Gerald Tolerico Pamela Trutt Robert Umbenhauer Anthony Valente Keith Torok Susan Turner Cindy Umbriac Audrey Vangorder Sue Toth Martin Turnowchyk Sharon Unger Donna Vannicelli One-Hundred-Seventy-Five Susan Varano Charlene Walter Christine Wassell Sue Weaver John Veneski Maria Ward Corey Waters Ned Webber Patricia Veneski Eileen Warfel Susan Waters Laura Weikel Raymond Visconti Patricia Washeleski Paul Watkins Scott Weitzel One-Hundred-Seventy-Six Catherine Welch Peter Wengrenovich Timothy Werstler Kristi Whitmoyer Gerald Welliver Joseph Wenzel Fredericl White Isabel Whyte Kevin White Duane Wickard Lorie Whitehead Lynda Wiest One-Hundred-Seventy-Seven Colleen Williams Wendy Williams Ann Wissler Susan Wright Cynthia Williams Charles Wilson MarkWolte Anne Yeager Hendnck Williams Ann Winterbottom Nancy Woods Karen Yefko Monica Williams Theresa Wintersteen Mary Wooster Barbara Yob One-Hundred-Seventy-Eight Scott Young James Zavada Henry Zigner Cathy Yoxheimer Teresa Zeisloft Scott Zimmerman Sandy Yoder Thomas Yuracka Janet Zenuch Daniel Zosh Linda Young Jayne Yurasits Mark Zenyuch Victoria Zydzik One-Hundred-Seventy-Nine SENIOR INDEX Abbott. Cindy U — 32C MainSireet Peckviite, Pa Speech Correclion Adamt. Rtnea — Mass Communications Adolfton, Donna Ellen — Bo 65 Lakeville Pa Business Ed Adolphton. Laura J. — 10? H.grigaie Terface Betgendeld N J Special Ed Alaaczyk. Ragtna Joan — 1 02 Hudson Road Plains Pa Busirwss Ed Aneafsvaga, Constant Lae 216 E Seventh Street BJoomstHjtg Pa Busioe Management Amtanon, Thofnaa R. — RO =1 60- 40 Gefmansvilie Pa Accounting Andrews. Palncia Mane — 2802 S Webster Avenue Scranton Pa Speech Correction Anselm.Beth — 4016 Indian Guide Road Lafayette h.ii Pa Special Ed Anthony, Judith Ariana — 77 Anthracite Street Wiii.es Barre Pa Special Ed Antochy, George Roman — 300 Newmglon Drive Hatboro Pa History Afbogast, Kathleen J. — 114 W Coovei Street MecfianicstJurg Pa Communication Disorders Arcuri. Karen Maria — 3!8Lyndhur5lRoad York Pa Eafiy Childhood Ed Armttrong. Margaret Anne — RD =2, Bo«266 Chambersburg Pa Specrai Ed Artz.SutanB. — 421 Fremont Street Lancaster Pa Eari Childhood Ed Aahbaugh. Carolyn A. — I906ElX)ny Drive Yori. Pa Eiementar, ' Ed Bahl. Anne Elizabeth — 264 Holden Street Wesi Wyoming Pa Early Childhood Ed Baakin. Hollie Irene — RD =1 Muncy Pa Elementary Ed Bath. Brenda L. — R D = 3 Bo. 3036 Befwick Pa Elementary Ed Batory. Robert J. — 735 Sunset Drive Dickso n City Pa Busir ess Management Bay. Linda K — RD =2 Jersey Shore Pa Business Ed Bearish, Michael Stephen - 304 E Susquehanna Street AHeniown Pa Accounting Beaver, Oonna Lee — 113W Maple Siteei Milton Pa Early Childhood Ed Bailey, Maryann M. — Bo- 122 Hummets Wharl Pa Accounting Baker, Beverly Scott — 9 Cedar- Tree Lane Sparia N J Nursing Baker. Bruce Robert — Slate Siree! Bo. 5 ' : Mrllersbufg Pa Business Mangemeni Baker. Michael Moore — Box 8 Zonsvitie Pa English Ball, Lauren Elizabeth — 32 Second Street Wyoming Pa BOJogy Balnanoait, Marcia A. — 107 Front Street Mmeisvdle Pa Special Ed Balser, Carol Ann — 2736 Reel Street HarnsOurg Pa Accounting Bankus, Brent Conrad — 23S6 Old Berwick Road Bloomsburg Pa Secondary Ed Baranowski, Joseph Edward 20 Wyoming Street WrlkesBarre Pa Accounlirig Baratia, Cheryl Ann — 346 Kiams Avenue Philadelphia Pa Special Ed Bamett, Debra Lynn — 302 E Fourth Stfeei Bernville Pa Sociology Bamharl, Caryl Elizabeth — 856 N Sulh Street Sunbury Pa Business Ed Bamhsft, Gwen Mane — Bok69 Linie Meado s Pa Nursing Barone, Samuel Phillip — 101 5 Stanbridge Street Norrislown Pa Busifiess Management Barretta.HicheleA — 516 Pleasant Vie Road New Cumberland Pa Marketing BarttMlomew. Carol Irene — R D =2 Bo. 68 Easton Pa Speech Correclior Bartlett. Gail Ann — RD =2 Hughesville Pa Earty Childhood Ed Barto. Kathy J. — 236 B ' oad Street Landisville Pa Elementary Ed b1, James Jay — RD =1 Bo. 222 Beaver Springs Pa Early Ch.ldhood Ed Bechtold. Virginia Mine — 425 Smohelown Road Lewisburg Pa Elementary Ed 8«ci(. Janice Mane — Bo. t90C RD =t Unityvtlle Pa Elementary Ed Becker, Susan Ann — 4360 Vicksburg Avenue JacKsonviHe Fla Elementary Ed Beecher, Diane E. — 139 Keeley Avenue New Britain Pa Accounling Bears. Kimberty L. — 500 Keystone Drive Sedersviile Pa Special Ed Bender, Joy Leslie — 2333 Ripley Street Philadelphia Pa Elemenlary Ed Benedict, Robin E. — 41 7 Grant Avenue Warminster Pa Early Childhood Ed Benson, John Robert — 519 Jackson Avenue Susquehanna Pa Secondary Ed Bergen, John Douglas — 1407 Braeburn Terrace Lansdale Pa Accounting Bemhard. Antoinette Marie — Locust Valley Barnesviiie Pa Nursing Bemhard, HorsI Andreas — RD =1 Narrowsburg N Accounting Bemtsen. Cert William — 14 Ashland Road Madison N J Marketing Berbnelli, Angek) Joseph — 331 Oe ' awareStreet Jessup Pa Accounling BeL Richard Paul — 652 South Mam Street Bangor Pa Accounling Betlerty. Chnstopher D — 900 Llanlair Road Ambler Pa Accounting B«erty, Margaret A — Walerviile Pa Business Management Biemacki, Robert Leo — 50 Green Sfeet Ashley Pa Accounting Billera, Roseanne Mane — 2920 Turner Street Allenlown Pa Speech Correction Bmgaman, Maryann — 925 Green Lane Primos Pa Early Childhood Ed Bird, Pibicia Louise — 1908 Jetterson Avenue Lewisburg Pa Business Management Blasi, Chnsline Mane — 312 Mmooka Avenue Mocsic Pa Business Ed Bobrta. Annette Julia — 823 Princeton Avenue Palmefton Pa Elementary Ed Bogaczyk, Carot J. — 338 N Williamson Road Bk sst)urg Pa Business Ed Bohner. Debra Kim — 1 14 Artillery Drive Gettysburg Pa Business Management Botger. Francirw J. — Favinger Road R =2 Portstown Pa Business Management Bonn, Thomas P. — 36 North Morns Street Sami Clair Pa Accounting Boraki, Barbara Ann — 147 Colonial Drive Warmmsler Pa BiCogy Borysovrski, James — 1 20 Washington Avenue Phoem.ville Pa BuSir ess Management Bosaung, William Charles — 1108 Waterloo Road Berwyn Pa Accounting Bowman, Peter Holmes — 2446 E Hills Drive Williamsporl Pa Business Management Boyle. LifKia Mane — 168 Willow Drive Warminster Pa Biology Boyle, Patncia Lynn — 204 Markel Street Tamaqua Pa Early Childhood Ed Brazil, Paul Timothy — 103 Cherry Street Dunrriore Pa Marketing Brecker, Barry John — 527 W Oak Street Frackviile Pa Elementary Ed Brehm, Charles J. — 607Richtieid Avenue Gienoiden Pa Accounting Bre dir ger, Robert Carrolt - 101 3 Park Avenue WiHiarrispon Pa Chemistry Brester, Belinda Lee — RD =3 Reading Pa Marketing Brila, Carol Ann — 3225 Edna Terrace Avenue Bethlehem Pa Business Ed Britl, Ann — 1001 Charles Street Mechanicsburg Pa Speech Correction Brooks, David E. — 30 Pulaski Street Wilkes Barre Pa Busir ess Management Bross. Nils Edmund — 125W Magnolia Avenue Aldan Pa Business Management Brown. Kalherine Drew — 60 Oak Ridge Drive Haddontieid N j- Business Ed Brown. Lawrence James — 280 Wenner Way Ft Washington Pa Accounting Brown, Paul Alvin — 9457 Aimar Place Pittsburgh Pa Accounting Buc Iter, John D. — R D =5 flock Road Ephiala Pa Business Management BuGhler, Beth Elotse — RD =1 Stevens Pa Sociology Buckshon, Lon Jean — 219 Cherry Sireet Jessup Pa Elementary Ed Burkhart, Michael J — 514 S Elmer Avenue Sayre Pa Business Management Buro, Dons Angela — 27 Center Street Bernardsville N J Secondary Ed Burrell, Michael Craig — 510 Ro.bury Drive Harnsburg Pa Chemistry Burton, Hark Daniel — 5232 Apache Lane Ore«el Hill Pa Geography Caggiano, Jacqueline — 907Brenton Road Dre-eiHiii Pa Special Ed Calisto, George W — 147 W Third Street Bloomsburg Pa Psychology CanrMM), Michael James — 4 Carol Lane Matawan N J Secondary Ed CapK n, Karen Lynn — 325 Ba men Street Reading Pa Earty Childhood Ed Carl, Fred James — 141 7 W Mountain Avenue 5 Wiiiiamspon Pa Accounting Carosi, JoAnn Mane — $44 Vork Road Warminster Pa Business Management Carruthers, Robert Jeffrey — 910Valley Drive West Chester Pa Accounting Cattwrs. Lynn Ann — 51 5 N 23rd Sireet Allentown Pa Business Ed Cerra, Patncia C. — 67 Wyoming Street Carbondaie Pa Secondary EO Chamberlain. Pamela Lee — 9 ' Vine Street New Britain Pa Elementary Ed Chnsbnan, Bruce — Bo- 17 Sassamansville Pa Accounting Churchman, Vickey Charmae 1414 Mangold Dnv? Easton Pa Bidogy Cibbeno, Nicholas Joseph - 333 Trinity Avenue Ambler Pa Business Management Clark, Veronica Darlene — 514 Valley Road Bloomsburg Pa Busirwss Management Coleman, Linda J. — 1537 Lehigh Street Easton Pa Marketing Collins, Lisa Gaye — Ferguson Valley Road Yeagedown Pa Secondary Ed Comer, Jane E. — 947 Ivycroft Road Wayne Pa Elementary Ed Conahan, Mary — 131 S Wyoming Street Hazellon Pa Special Ed Conlalone, Daniel Carmen — 446 Denisco Street floseto Pa Accounting Conigliaro. Peter A. — 343 Summit Sireet NewMiltord Pa Business Management ConUin, Oenise — Bo. 90 Eftod Pa Marketing Cook, Sharon M. — 593 East Butter Avenue New Britain Pa Accounting Cooke, Tracey Ann — 2306 Wassner Drive West Lawn Pa Accounting Cooper, Barbara Anne — RD = t Moscow Pa Secondary Ed Correll, Kerth Stewart — 510 Broad Street Tatamy Pa Marketing Coacia. Nancy Mane — 2l9Crooked Lane Kingol Prussia Pa Marketing Coulter. CattMnrte Ann — 1544 Engiewood Street Bethlehem Pa Business Managemeni Covirtgton, Diana Lynne — 27Deerpath Road Chalioni Pa Early Childhood Ed Cress. David Anthony — 20 Hilltop Road Norrislown Pa Biology Cnmian, Audrey Mane — 1865 Keith Road Abmgton Pa Sociology Gulp. BrerKia Lee — 806 Butiaio Road Lewisburg Pa Elementary Ed Cumiskey, Carole S — 13l9Van Stetty Avenue Wyomissing Pa Nursing Cunnir gham, Carol Jean — 18 Williamsburg Court Easi Brunswick N J Elementary Ed CurcK), Kenrteth Frar cis — 710 Woodbrook Lane Norristown Pa Accounting Cuthbert, Georgia Lee — 1632 Mitchell Road Harnsburg Pa Sociology Cutler. Michele Ann — 166 East Street Coaidaie Pa Early Childhood Ed Cyganowski, Patricia — 3930 Susanna Road Randallstown Md Secondary Ed Daty, Philip Jarrws — 415 Bryn Mawr Avenue Bala Cynwyd Pa Geology Danasin. Susan - 623 N Mam Street Bango ' Pa Medical Technology Dankulich, Lenore — 1 16 ' Washington Street WeslPinslon Pa Elementary Ed Dannar, Daniel John — 1 030 Raymond Avenue Bethlehem Pa Busir ess Management Danlonio, James R. — 127 Gerald Drive Aston Pa Marketing Davidson, Deborah Anm — 19 W Forestview Road Parkside Pa Accounting Davis, Caria Mane — 302 S 60tti Street Philadelphia Pa Early Childhood Ed Davis. Catherine — 1 1 1 Robinson Street Chinchilla, Pa Sociology Davis, Dons Jane — 243 S Franklin Street Shamokin Pa Business Administration Davis, Margaret A. — 59 E Penetwne Street Forty Fon Pa Early Ch.ldhood Ed Davis. Marsha G. — Bo. U4 Lightstreet Pa Speech Correction DeCusatis, Carmerrta Ann — Beth Place Hazleton Pa Accounting OeHaven. Bruce Douglas — RD =3 Bo. 3160 Eneis Pa Thealer Ads Delaney, Jane Elizabeth — 274 Pi Frederick Street Kingol Prussia Pa Early Childhood Ed Oelcamp, Belva Jane — RD =3 Bo. 4985 Catawissa Pa Accounting Oelp,GaryK.— 453 Franklin Streel Lansdale Pa Busirwss Management Delp, Kim Susan — Colonial Drive Perkiomenvnlie Pa Spanish DaMstI, Anne Cerol — 1051 Seventeenth Streel HMieton Pa Mass Communications Denlinger, Faith Ann — 1 160 Jamaica Road Lancaster Pa Business Management DanMh, Audrey — 208 George Street PenArgyt Pa Special Ed DtBlasi, John — 447 E Muir Avenue Hazieton Pa DiCasimirro, Arthur James — New Boston State Highway MahanoyCity Pa Secondary Ed Dtckerson, Carol Anne — RD =1 Bo. 460 Prospect Pa Secondary Ed DtGirolafflo. Violette Mary — 195 Greenbrook Road Green Brook N J Secondary Ed DUoaeph, Robert J — 1 1 3 Valley Forge Terrace Wayrte Pa Accounting Difts, Russell Joseph — 510 Second Street Athens Pa Business Management Dochler, JoAnn Louise — Bo. 423 Saliadasburg Pa Early Childhood Ed Dolan, Marybeth A. — 407 E Elm Street Hazeiton Pa Accounting Domenick, William C. — 101 Lantoga Road Wayne Pa Accounting Donate. Sharon Ann — 210 New Hope Sireet Norristown Pa Psychology Dongoski. Cynthia S. — 187 W Noble Street Nanticoke Pa Secondary Ed Donovan. Mananne — RD =1 Bo. 20 Del Sea Seweti N J Special Ed Doty. Jay Clarence — 433 E Mam Street Mitlvmvilie Pa Accounting Dougherty, Adele M — 429Parham Road Spnngtield Pa Sociology Dougherty, James — 209 Keats Onve Sinking Spnng Pa Marketing Dougherty, Mark John — 120 Green Lar e Southampton Pa Marketing Orrscoll, Laune Ellen — 751 W Mam Street Plymouth Pa Early Childhood Ed Dubmsky, Doreen Katt enne — 303 Phillips Street Wilkes Barre Pa Sociology Dufhn, Marybeth — 1 1107 Kirby Drive Philadetphia Pa Speech Correction Dugjn, Hanon Denise — I215BruceRoad Oreland Pa Elementary Ed Dui, Joseph Martin — 95 Lake Road Denviile N j Accounting Dwyer, Beth Ann — Bo« 148 East Middiebui vt Early Childhood Ed Eck, Danise Hay — 532 E Market Street MahanoyCity Pa Nursing Eckanrolh, Kathleen Mary — 217 Chapel Terrace Reading Pa Early Childhood Ed Eckley. Norman Paul — Bo.212 RD =1 Montoursville Pa Marketing Edinger, Sherry Lynn — 1 ? ' j Arlington Avenue Stroudsburg Pa Business Managemeni Edward . Karen Ann — 639 Arlington Sireet Tamaqua Pa Secondary Ed Emg, Valene Louise — 122 Valley View Road Lewisburg Pa Nursir g Ekehatd, Anne-Sophie U. — PrinsWiirielms Vag 39 Fieri Sweden Hislor, Eldredge, Timothy Earl — 3451 LiSburnRoad Mechanicsburg Pa Bidogy Ellmn, Pnecilla B. — 1574 Hottecker Road Port stow n Pa Early Childhood Ed EllwtL Thomas Robert — 312 W Maple Avenue Morrisviiie Pa Business Management Elsenbaumer, Donald 3943 Birch Drive Bethlehem Pa Accounting Emmick, Joni Lynne — Route 2 Bremigsvilie Pa Art Studio Entfers. Cindy Lynnetle — 307 Markel Street Halifax Pa SoeciaiEd ErfwsL Carol Joan — 1 825 Second Streel Pike Richboro Pa Biology Evaits. Lu Ann Mane — RO =4 Moscow Pa Accounting Eus, Dean John — 2311 Wassner Drive Reading Pa Marketing Falkowski, Barbwa J — 7 Samt James Street Plains Pa Busir es5 Management Fallon, Hark Anthony — 15 43rd Streel Cartx)ndaie Pa Special Ed Fartus, Christine Hary — 1 25 Harvey Avenue Doyiestown Pa Sociology Fausnaugtit, Narwy Harie — 2620 Central Avenue Ogden Pa English Federowicz. Hary B. — 260 Keller Avenue Snking Spring Pa Early Childhood Ed Fanicia, Karen Ann — 351 Gartieid Street Freemansburg Pa Elementary Ed Fen lon. John E. — 747 Dellwood Street Beihiehem Pa Business Management Farrie, Lorraine Ann — 39 Orchard Streel Nulley N J Elementary Ed Faryo. Belh Ann — 140S 24 Sireet Ponsviiie Pa Elementary Ed Filman. Mary Ellen — flO =4 Bo. 339 Jersey Shore Pa Special Ed Findlay, Scott G. — 50 East Second Aiburtis Pa Business Management Finley, Marybeth — 53 Nonhview Drive Ardsley Pa Computer i information Sci Fnrali, Mvyboth- RD =4 Bo. 102 Red Lion Pa Speech Correcnon Ftacher, Jill Allison — 78Mapes Avenue Nutley N J Marketing Fisher. Vernon — RD =4 Raven Fair Lawn Ponsville Pa Accounting Fisael, Cynthia Lea — 431 E Laurel Street Bethlehem Pa Speech Flanagan, Adele Frances — 160 S Maple Avenue Kingston Pa intormation Processing nick. Robert John- 41 Park Street Nazareth Pa Accounting Foley, Thomas Patrick — 1 107 Qumcy Avenue Dunrrxjfe Pa Accounting Folio, Glen — R D = 1 Winfieid Pa Busir ess ManagerT ent FoHi,JodyR — 1 405 Durnwood Drive Whitfield Readir Pa Business Admrmslration Follet!, Oavtd WiHiam — 1018 Marvrn Avenue Lebanon Pa Computer Inlorrnaiion Sci FowiM, Haqr Catherine — Sl i Broad Street Berwick Pa Secondary Ed Ffwikentield, Nancy Jane - 341 N Ninth Sireet Easton Pa NutSJng FmzMf . 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Calhenne Marie — 47 E Mam Street Lansdaie Pa Elementary Ed JabkKiski, Bart ara R. — 138W Broad Slreel Nanticoke Pa Secondary Ed Jacobs. Lee Nathan — RD =2 Landsdown Farms Newark De Business Administration James. Dawn Lyn — Frederick Drive R D =1 Daiiastown Pa Early Childhood Ed James. Leslie — Bo. 249T R D = t Pinston Pa Medical Technology Janda. Mark Richard — 7 Alpine CT Crestwood Reading Pa Intormation ProceiSmg Jarzenbovicz, Mane Rose — 601 Front Street Wilkes Barre Pa Speech Correction Jealen. Mark Douglas — 517 Dogwood Lane Coalesviiie Pa Business Management Jevelle. Theresa Ann — 403 W Cherry Slreel Shenandoah Pa Accounting Johnson. Aaron Leroy — I 7 1 3 C ummings Avenue Willow Grove Pa Business Management Johnson, Laurie J. — R D -2 Bo. 204 Bloomsburg Pa Special Ed Johnson, Robert M. — 12 Anthony Drive Madison N J Intormation Processing June, Vincent — 200 E Roland Road Parkside Pa Special Ed Jusfca, Linda Louise — 1840 Revere Road Southampton Pa Psychology Kaminski, Julie Elizabeth — 509 Oak Street Old Forge Pa Psychology Kammski, Rita P. — 26 Arch Street Glen Lyon, Pa Business Ed Kampl. GerakJirw C. — 1225E Fifth Street Berwick Pa Medical Technology Kanaskie. Karen — 929 E Chestnut Street Shamokin Pa Medical Technology Kantner. Rot ert Campt ell — 941 Edwards Dnve Springlield Pa Accounting Kauttman. Merrilyn Ann — PO Bo. 132 Strausslown Pa Etementary Ed Kautman, Kathy Ehzatielh — 535 6 Mam Street Weatheriy Pa Speech Correction Kaysen, Scott Allen — 546 Evans Road Springfield Pa Computer Intormation Sci Kazary. 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Rotwrt Francis — 3014 Birch Streets Whitehall Pa Accounlmg Kuhns, Donna Lee — 327 S SharT okin Street Sharrxjkin Pa Accounlmg Kuiha, Diana Louise — 252V, N Fourth Street Lebighton Pa Secondary Ed Kulick. Leslie Ann — 768 Mam Slreel Simpson Pa Business Management Kulik. Mary Eleanor — 50 E Seventh Streel Lansdaie Pa Elementary Ert Kulp, John Hocking — RD 32 Monioursvitle Pa Marketing Kushnenck, John L. — 68 Reynolds Avenue Ponstown Pa Marketing Kushnerick. Michael Albert — 68 Reynolds Avenue Ponstown Pa Marketirtg Kuzma. Ralph Steven — 1 78 Summit Street Edwardsville Pa Business Management iki. Francis Edward 244 W Girard Street Atlas Pa Business Management Lady. Timothy L. — RD =1 80.493 Somerset Pa Biology LaiMlia. Pamela Mane — 310Cresiview Road Lansdaie Pa Nursing Lane. Bnan K, — 937 Kieider Street Lebanon Pa Accounting LapatovKh. Judy Ann — 41 1 W New York Street Shenandoah Pa Nursing Laputka, Cynlhia J, — 105 Keene Slreel Center Valley Pa Nursing Lastiervdock, Lome Ann — 2640 Weir Road Aston Pa Elementary Ed Latch. William Walter — ' 214 Lynda Lane Warminster Pa Busir ess Management Lavahra. David Michael — 215N Fitlh Street Bangor Pa Accounting Lavells, Maureen — 381 E Soulh Slreel Wilkes Barre Pa Sociology Lawrence. Lee Stuart — RD = 1 Bo. 1 74A Sun bury Pa Accounting Lelevre. Donna Mane — 7 Skyview Lane Litit; Pa Elementary Ed Letsler. Lois Lynn — 4251 County Line Road Chaltont Pa Early Childhood Ed Lesho. William Joseph — 210Olyphant Court Olyphant Pa Accounting Levan. Virginia Jane — 498 Mam Street Ajnstes Pa Biology I.evef good. Ettiel Weidman - RD =5 71 Spangler Road Lebanon Pa Speech Correction Levenson. Audrey Lynne — 613SherrieRoad Philadelphia Pa Special Ed Lewis, Cathenne Alezis — 603 Apache Lane Nornstown Pa Nursing Ulty. Susan Jarte — 1954 Livingston Sireet Bethlehem Pa Anthropology Lobb, Nancy E. — Franklin Dnve Star Route Ponstown Pa Biology LoBue. Angelo Nicholas — 2 Paim Street LirxJenhurst N v Accounlmg Lockner. Loretta A. — 502 Vale Avenue Morton Pa Secondary Ed Lockner, Thomas W. — 1 18 Hampshire Drive Chaltont Pa Accounlmg Lockwood, John Bnan — 497 S Poplar Streel Hazieton Pa Economics Lohin. Joanne Mery — 225 W Roland Road Parkside Pa Marketing Lomtiardo, Janine Julia — 525 Harding Avenue Reading Pa Business Ed Long, Diane Mane — - 302 W Myrtle Streel Litllestown Pa Nursing Lor g, L. Grant — RD =4 Bo. 228 Danville Pa Accounting Looganberger, Lynn Pauline 128 Queen Avenue ShanxDkin Dam Pa Elementary Ed Lonoconus, Alan John — 30t Allen Street West Hazieton Pa Secondary Ed LorefK , Angela Rose — 49 E Washinglon Street Port Cartxin Pa Busirwss Management Loutfy. Bnan Jeffrey — 37 N Warner Street Woodbury N J Business Management Lovety. Nancy Jean — 531 Keebier Road Kir g of Prussia Pa Speech Correction Lucia. Mark Anthony — 1201 Wood Street Bethlehem Pa Accounting LudVHM, Loretta Mana — 2002 Carriage Way Warrington Pa Secondary Ed Lunn, Evangelirte Anne — 321 Harding Boulevard Nornstown Pa Speech Correction Lux, Scott David — 6116E Mam Street Palmyra Pa English Lynn, Mary Ann — Park Street Rock Glen Pa Elementary Ed HacMahon. Bemadatte — 28 Orchard Road Florham Park N j Marketing Mallard. Vnian — hUlh zzi. Chnabna Mana — 345 Mount Pleasant Avenue Ambler Pa Early Childhood Ed Malone.KathrynM — 212 Church Road Mountamtop Pa Special Ed Mammele. Gary Gregory — 51 1 Juniper Street Ojakertown Pa Biology Mandell, Moltie Moore — 54 Hickory Drive Ouakertown Pa Psychology Martgino. 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Paula M — 1 1 McClintock Street Shickshmny Pa Early Childhood Ed Hartmkovic.LohK. — Bo. 5088 Beach Road Apalachin N V Special Ed Man. Chnslina Joy — 227 South Broadway Wind Gap Pa Business Management Maaon. Scott Lee — 10O Avenue N Matamoras Pa Business Managemeni Matara. Dana Ann — 2507 Elm Street Allentown Pa Sociology HaHen, Joan Mane — 6 1 5 Wellington Avenue Reading Pa Early Childhood Ed Mattoy, Katharine E- — 624 E First Slreel Hazieton Pa Accounlmg Mattise. Jamee C. — 202 S Washinglon Avenue Jermyn Pa Sociology Malttvi. Joseph Lawrence — 623 Blue School Road Perkas.e Pa French Maur r. Robin J«an — RD =? Bo. l.-it Shamohm Pa Botogv Un. Timothy Craig — ' Stuan Dr. we Aston Pa Business Management lUzzrWIi. J«n« Elizaboth — 525 Monurneni Avenue Wyoming Pa Sociology McCab . Paul Schuyler — 5l2Antri ' yn Road MedO Pa Accounting McCann. 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Allison Ann — 210S Valley Road Paoli Pa Accounting Ryan, Ann Frances — 320 Windermere Avenue Lansdowne Pa Nursing Sabalalli. Deborah — 403 Green Avenue Williamsiown N J Social Science Sammon, Hary Ann — 1230 Mam Street Avoca Pa Elementary Ed Sanborn. Richard Albert — 221 Kevin Lane Media Pa Business ManagemenI Sanders. Anita Gale — 31 Martin Avenue Gilbedsville Pa EJementar Ed Sanders, Woodrow Lee — RO =2 DouglassviHe Pa Accounlmg Sandl, Kimbyrlee Ann — 249 W LehiQh Sireel Bethlehem Pa Early Childhood Ed Santa Hana, Donna Haria — I It VerrKin Lane Moyian Pa Elenwnlarv Ed Santanasto. Joseph A. — SlSCartlon Avenue Bethlehem Pa Accounting Santslto, Jurte Marie — 1068 Brookdale Drive Manmsville N J Elementary Ed SMchell. Sharon Lee — 516W Brookhaven Road Brookhaven Pa Accounting Scarboro, Diane Mane — 6608 Leeds Street Philadelphia Pa Secondary Ed Schamitz, Scott Melvin — 331 1 Capital Sireel Alieniown Pa Accounting Schaffler. 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Raymond Patrick — 140 Eckel Road Liflle Ferry N J Biology Waftor. Chartene Louise — 1 172 Taylor Drive Langhorne Pa Elementary Ed Ward. Maria — 545 Kelly Avenue Wooktyn Pa Early Childhood Ed Warfel. Eileen Lee — 461 Moore Streel Millersburg Pa Speech Correction Washeleski. Patncia Ann — 300 16th Street Honesdaie, Pa Accounting Wasaell. Christine Mane — 12S Gilbert Street Shenandoah Pa Nursing Waters, Corey M. — 104 Queen Avenue Shamokm Dam Pa Political Science Waters, Susan Lorraine — 533 N Ship Road Eiflon Pa Secondary Ed Watkins.PaulA — 137 Wayside Road Tinton Falls N J Business Management Weaver, Sue Ann — 529 S Si-lh Streel Oenver Pa Early Childhood Ed Webber, Ned J — RD =1 Auburn Pa Accounting Weikel, Laura Ellen — 1056 Vine Avenue Williamsporl Pa Secondary Ed Weitzel. 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Mary T. — 215 York Avenue Towanda Pa Elementary Ed Wnght Susan Mane — 440 Sheridan Sireel Williamsporl Pa Elemenlary Ed Veager, Anne Marie — 15 Lawrence Road Madison N J Speech Correction Vefko, Karen A. — 64 Melrose Avenue Wilkes Barre Pa Accounling Yob, Barbara Anrw — 354 Garlieid Street Freemansburg Pa Elementary Ed Voder, Sandy Ann — 802 Clair Road Warminster Pa Sociology You ftg, Linda M. — Star Route Honesdaie Pa English Young, Scott Richard — 1 107 Jones Street Conshohocken Pa Business Management Yoiheimer, Cathy M. — 339 King Streel Northumberland Pa Nursing Yuracka. Thomas John — 1325 Whitehall Sireel Alientown Pa Economics Yuraaits, Jayne Adele — 217 N Streel Cloud St Alientown Pa Business Managemenl Zavada, James Bnan — 5 Morgan Avenue WesI Wyoming Pa Accounling Zetstoft. Tereaa Ann — RD = 1 Bloomsburg Pa Nursing Zen uch, Janet — 603 Si.Ih Street Ranshaw Pa Medical Technolog. Zenyuch, Mark Edward — 225 North Streel Marion Heighis Pa Business Management Zigner, Henry C. — 118 W First Sireet Bkx)msburg Pa Accounting Zimmerman, Scott E. — 910Scenery Drive Harnsburg Pa Philosophy Zosh, Daniel A. — 238 Roberts Avenue Levitlown Pa Zydzik. Victoria Mary — 35 Algonquin Drive Crantord N J Special Ed v « M One Hundred Eighty-Five 1 ) Dr. James McCormick President of the College 2) Mr. John Walker Ex ecutive Asst. to the President 3) Mr. Boyd Buckingham V.P. for Administration 4) Dr. Jerrold Griffis V.P. for Student Life 5) Dr. James Mitchell V.P. for Academic Affairs 6) Dr. C. Stuart Edwards Dean of School of Professional Studies 7) Mr. Robert Norton Dean of Student Life 8) Dr. Richard Wolfe Dean of Extended Programs 9) Dr. G. Alfred Forsyth Dean of School of Arts and Sciences 10) Dr. Emory Raig Dean of School of Business 11) Dr. Charles Carlson Dean of School of Graduate Studies • wnaytecf ' : 1) Mr. Frank Lorah Student Life Accountant 2) Mr. Thomas Lyons Director of Financial Aid 3) Mr. Phillip Krause Executive Asst. to the V.P. for Academic Affairs 4) Mr. Elton Hunsinger Administrator for Grants and Federal Relations 5) Dr. Jesse Bryan Director of Center for Academic Development 6) Ms. Deborah Ellis Affirmative Action Desegregation Officer Mr. Donald Watts Director ot Alumni Affairs Mr. Kenneth Hoffman Special Asst. for College Relations Dr. John Mulka Director of Student Activities Mr. John Abell Director of Housing 1_ 10 1) Mr, John Thathen Asst. 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Cecil Turbervilie 5) Dr. Stephen Bressett 6) Mr. Charles Chronister 7) Mr. Burton Reese 8) Dr. Jerry Medlock 9)Mr. CarlHinkle 1 0) Mr, William Sproule 11) Mr. Russell Houk 1 2) Mrs. Janet Hutchinson 1 3) Mrs. Mary Gardner 1 4) Mr. Roger Sanders 1 5) Ms. Joanne McComb HISTORY 1) Dr. Ted Shanoski 2) Dr. Ralph Smiley 3) Mr. John Dietrich 4) Mr. George Turner 5) Dr. James Sperry 6) Dr. HansGunther 1 m H yf t m. 1 ■ 1 Id %L 7) Dr. Craig Newton 8) Dr. Benjamin Powell 9)Dr. JohnWilliman 1 0) Dr. Arthur Lysiak 1 1 ) Mr. James Whiitmer 1 2) Dr. Richard Anderson MATHEMATICS 1 ) Mr. Thomas OhI 2) Dr. John Baker 3) Dr. Paul Cochrane 4) Dr. Paul Hartung 5) Dr. Charles Brennan 6) Mr. Clinton Oxenrider 7) Dr. Harold Bailey 8) Dr. JuneTrudnak 9)Dr. JohnKerlin 1 0) Dr. Jo Anne Growney 1 1) Mr. Joseph Mueller 12) Mr. Ronald Novak 13) Mr. Robert Klinedinst 14) Dr. James Pomfret 1 5) Dr. Stephen Beck Two Hundred Sixteen 8) Ms 9) Ms 10) Dr. 11) Ms 12) Ms 13) Dr. 14) Dr. 15) Ms 16) Ms Lucille Gambardella Maureen Hare Gertrude Flynn Sandra Goodling Nancy Nally Lois Heckman Lauretta Pierce DoretteWelk LoisZong NURSING II ii r 1 1 mm 1 P II x- 1 i i ' f ' -MMtmf Fwo Hundred Ninete 1) Dr. Majorie Clay 2) Dr. William Carlough 3) Dr. Oliver Larmi 4) Mr. Seymour Schwimmer 5) Dr. Richard Brook 6) Mr. Robert Reeder 7) Mr. Robert Solenberger 8) Dr. David Minderhout Two Hundre 9) Dr. Halbert Gates 10) Dr. David Superdock 1 1) Dr. David Harper 1 2) Dr. Stephen Wukovitz 1 3) Dr. Tobias Scarpino 14) Dr. Russell DeVore 15) Mr. Joseph Garcia 16) Dr. Gene Taylor PHYSIC: 1) Dr. Michael Gaynor 2)Dr. J.Calvin Walker 3) Dr. Robert Hessert 4) Dr. Steven Cohen 5) Dr. Donald Camplese 6) Dr. Connie Schick ' i ' 111 ' ' , ,;., . Ill m t AV 9 ' ■ ' ' ' 7) Dr. Alex Poplawsky 8) Dr. John Baird 9) Dr. Donald Bashore 10) Dr. Martin Satz 1 1) Dr. Richard Larcom POLITICAL SCIENCE 1) Mr. Prakash Kapil 2) Mr. Martin Gildea 3) Mr. Richard Micheri 4) Dr. Robert Rosholt 5) Dr. Charles Jackson 6) Mr. James Percey 7) Dr. Nancy Gilgannon 8) Dr. H. MosharAfshar 9) Dr. David Washburn 10) Dr. Matthew Zoppetti Two Hundred Twe| SOCIOLOGY 1) Mr. Charles Laudermilch 2) Ms. Sue Jackson 3) Dr. Christopher Armstrong 4) Dr. David Greenwald 5) Mr. Bernard Schneck 6) Dr Ralph Ireland 7) Dr. Jannes Huber 8)Dr. ChangShubRoh 9)Mr. A. J. McDonn ell 10) Dr. Raymond Babineau 11) Dr. Glenn Good i wo Hu SECONDARY EDUCATION Two Hundred Twenty-Seven SPECIAL EDUCATION 1) Dr. Andrew Karpinski 2) Dr. Colleen Marks 3) Dr. John McLaughlin 4) Mrs. Mary Hill 5) Dr. Emily Reuwsaat 6) Mr. Carroll Redfern 7) Dr. Kenneth Hunt 8) Dr. William Jones 9) Mr. James Reifer . it.. _ -i r 4 Mm f r A SPEECH THEATER 1)Mr. HitoshiSato 2) Dr. Richard Alderfer 3) Mr. Michael McHale 4) Ms. Janice Youse 5) Dr. Melville Hopkins 6) Mr. Erich Frohman 7) Dr. George Boss 8) Mr. Daniel Dessel 9)Mr. HarryStrinelll 10) Mr. Robert Richey 1 1) Mr. William Acierno -,::,.. t n Two Hundred Thirty-three Two Hundred Thirty-five II Two Hundred Thirty-seven I I Two Hundred Thirty- II ,Two Hundred Forty HIM Two Hundred Forty-one II •i i! ' ■■f ' W Two Hundred Forty-thre II ' TwoTJuhdred Forty-four Two Hundred Forty-five II Ttm dlij Two Hundred Forty-sever Two Hundred Forty-nine ■ Wi 10 - r% Two Hundred Fifty-one II S ' - !1 ' fp Two Hundred Fifty-three II Two Hundred Fifty-five II ■I undred-Fifty-Nlne NO MORE HARRISBURGS! by Todd Moyer March, this year, came in like a lamb and went out like a lion with the biggest roar coming trom Three Mile Island, Har- risburg. A nuclear accident at TMI subjected local residents to low levels ot radiation in addition to a crash course in nuclear power and a new vocabulary consisting ot words such as meltdown, fission, core rods, and the china syn- drome. Metropolitan Edison Co of Reading had owned Three Mile Island since 1906 What was once a woodland and a farm- field for corn and tomatoes was now the site of a $700 million dollar nuclear power plant. At first, the plant seemed like a dream come true The local residents welcomed it since the nearby Olmstead Air Force Base had closed With the high pay at Three Mile Island, men could earn between $25,000 and $35,000 a year. No one was nervous about the technological giant that took up residence on Three Mile Island Unit II and Unit III each had a reactor with a core of 36,81 6 fuel rods containing pellets of unanium oxide. The reactor produced heat by nuclear fission Pumps push water, heated by the reactor, to two towering steam generators. Inside the generators, the heat from each of the reactor ' s pressurized water loops was exchanged through tiny tubes to a second independent water loop that produces steam The steam then drove tur- bines which turned generators producing 880,000 kilowatts of electricity The energy was supplied to 346,000 residents of Berks, York and Lebanon counties On March 28, at 4:07 a,m,, a red flashing light burst the dream bubble In Unit II. the signaling light announced to plant engineers that there was a possible radiation leak. However, it was not until three hours later that the leak was verified and a state of emergency was declared. The public remained ignorant ot the whole episode until 10 am,, 6 hours after the red warning . At 12:45 p,m,, Don Curry, a Metropolitan Edison spokes- man, stated, The plant is cooling down in an orderly manner with no consequences to the public Even as Curry spoke, the company deliberately vented radioactive steam into the atmosphere The steam came from water that was pumped into the reactor ' s hot core in hopes of cooling it down. The steam was then siphoned into holding tanks where the pressure from the steam rose to dangerous levels. If the tanks were not vented, they could have exploded, spewing pieces of TMI and radioactive steam into the air. Later that afternoon, it was learned from the Nuclear Reg- ulatory Commission that the steam problem resulted from the core being hotter than expected. Some of the rods had rup- tured and partially melted An employee mistakenly shut off the reactor ' s cooling system for a few crucial minutes after the red light flashed As a result, the temperatures of the reactor rose and damaged the rods Day 2, March 29, low level radiation continued to escape from the plant as federal officials announced that it was the most serious nuclear accident in American history A statement was made by Jack Herbein, vice president of Metropolitan Edison, Herbein stated, We didn ' t injure any- body, we didn ' t overexpose anybody, and we certainly didn ' t kill anybody. Two days later he also announced that four --J ' :«?- ' r workers had been overexposed to radiation. The NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) was finally told that there had also been a chemical explosion in the plant after the initial incident at 4:07 am It was revealed that this chemical explosion is what caused the core to overheat which in turn caused the build-up of radioactive steam. Early on March 30, new bursts of radiation spouted into the atmosphere as Metropolitan Edison still insisted that everything was under control It was on this day that Gov. Richard Thornburgh evacuated small children and pregnant women within a five mile radius of the plant. Thornburgh said that there was no immediate danger, yet, he closed local schools, colleges closed, and people within a 1 mile radius were advised to stay indoors The effects of low level radiation, or radiation of any kind to a Penn State professor is a 21st-century threat to a 19th- century culture, The damage occurs when radiation takes one or more electrons away from an atom, creating electrically charged ions Ions are particles that can drastically alter cells and tis- sues The most dangerous type of damage involves muta- tions in DNA, the genetic material of cells The effects of the radiation expelled by TMI will not be completely understood for approximately 20 years, when the offspring of the present residents are born and when the possible cancer cells from radiation begin to show Late in the afternoon of this third day, federal officials raised the possibility of a meltdown , the ultimate nuc lear disaster It was also announced that a bubble of what seemed to be steam had formed inside the reactor, prevent- ing cooling water from reaching the core Attempts to remove the bubble could clog the cooling systems, creating a sudden rise of the temperatures in the core, causing a meltdown Officials then revealed that the bubble was not steam but Two-Hundred-Sixty hydrogen The hydrogen bubble complication was a situa- tion that the scientists had never imagined The hydrogen was termed when water used to cool the reactor came in contact with the intense heat ot the reactor and its metal parts. As the water flooded the reactor chamber, it broke down into its components of hydrogen and oxygen. Removal attempts could only be based on theory Levels of hydrogen between 4 and 6 percent is considered dangerous, the level in the reactor was already at 2 percent One theory, which was the one later used, was to build a recombinder from lead bricks Gas in the containment build- ing would be pumped into the recombinder and returned to Its liquid state of water The radioactive water would then be placed in storage containers and properly disposed March 31 yielded warnings of a possible evacuation of a 1 0-20 mile area downwind of the reactor. As a safety precau- tion, as many as 630,000 could have been evacuated Ironically on the first of April, April Fools Day, news pro- grams announced that the possibility of a meltdown was very slim and that everything was still under control. Fortunately this was not an April Fools trick, however, a hydrogen cloud still hung in the reactor chamber as the warnings of a possi- ble evacuation persisted Confident in their theory, the scien- tists and nuclear specialists began the recombinder No evacuation was put into operation as the nation and espe- cially the residents in the 10-20 mile radius went to bed, nervously awaiting the outcome A slight sigh of relief was issued as officials stated that the hydrogen bubble was slowly dissipating April 3 also brought news concerning the long range effects of the radiation Reports of cancer and leukemia were heard on radios and television news programs Harold R. Denton, operations chief of the NRC, estimated that It could be 4 years before the plant was decontaminated, overhauled and placed back on line. A cold shut down was planned for fvlay 2 Unit II began to cool down as it breathed its last few nuclear breaths TMi was not a total disaster, in fact, there are many rea- sons to be thankful for this little surprise. The public received a crash course in nuclear power and energy. Terms such as fission, rods, megawatts, millirems and meltdowns became a part of everyone ' s vocabulary. The public also became talented in searching through conflicting reports for the possible truth. Metropolitan Edison and the NRC rarely agreed on the facts News of radiation leaks and potential dangers usually reached the public after considerable time had passed from the moment of discov- ery No immediate threat was announced yet pregnant women and small children were evacuated while others found themselves behind closed doors and locked windows At the time of the hydrogen bubble, Metropolitan Edison offi- cials announced that the bubble was small while the NRC said, Noway. Aiding the entertainment field, Johnny Carson found a new source of material for his opening monologue Saturday Night Live also jumped at the chance to use TMI for the sake of comedy It was announced that Saturday Night Live from Harrisburg would not be seen while in the background there was a picture of the nuclear reactor. The satirical show con- tinued with a benefit t o raise money for a new state capital of Pennsylvania and a 20 minute skit called the Pepsi Syn- drome . The film industry became somewhat of a prophet since the release of the China Syndrome came two weeks before the Harrisburg incident At the Ventanna power plant , a fictionalized nuclear plant, the plant suffered from mechani- cal as well as human errors which partially exposed the core, melting rods, and coming precariously close to a meltdown What really stunned movie goers was a statement made by an employee at Ventanna to Jane Fonda, playing a news reporter What almost happened at Ventanna could render an area the size of Pennsylvania uninhabitable, the official stated, not to mention the cancer that would follow later At BSC the news at 6 and 1 1 p m. became one of the most popular shows Students who lived in the Harrisburg area lived day to day waiting to hear what was happening next. Friends and roommates were all involved in TMI wondering if their roommates or friends would have a home to go home to. Students began to realize the actual seriousness of the sit- uation as meltdown and evacuation warnings were announced and phone lines became jammed In Harrisburg a voluntary evacuation was taking place. Approximately 50,000 to 60,000 people left their homes, at least for the initial weekend, while others stayed at home and hoped for the best Pedestrians scrambled for shelter Doors and windows slammed shut Phone lines jammed. Traffic thickened in the streets, bulging with baggage Stores, banks, and schools were closed Children were shut inside, scared and crying while their parents nervously reassured them. Busy signals were heard from the phones of airline and auto-rental agen- cies Radios blurted out just-in-case evacuation instruc- tions telling residents to get together some bare essentials like clothing, blankets, medication, and to keep a pair of glasses on a table by the door. The T-shirt industry also picked up on the TMI situation with T-shirts saying, I survived Three Mile Island, and Hell no I don ' t glow Employees for the plant also had T-shirts proclaiming I strive to save Three Mile Island, with a back message, Up With Nuke Power Wether the accident at TMI has permanently shut down nuclear power as a form of energy is yet to be known. One fact IS for sure, groups opposed to nuclear energy now have the TMI situation to support their theories when they ask Was Three Mile Island a dream or a nuclear nightmare? MARCH ON WASHINGTON SUNDAY MAY 6, 1979 ;.w ' ' ' White House Ellipse «it 10 - 12 rim Onk G ' fiKiry Tom HAyOi • 0.«vi(I fi ' rNvp ' ■■t ' peop!. N ' O f J Two-Hundred-Sixty-One i ' .M - ■ ' ' % NATIONAL Three Mile Island Horror Oil Fight — Round 2 Historic Boeing 727 Crash Mayor Moscone ' s Murder in San Francisco New Draft? INTERNATIONAL . ' ■- Egypt-Israeli Compromise m: China-Vietnam War m: ' :u The Shah Falls ■: ' ' ' ' M John Paul 1 Dies ■■-■1 A New Polish Pope 7 4 Prime Minister Thatcher , ' ■ Amin Ousted Bw 1 Jonestown Horrors H|| THE YEAR ' S HEADUNERS Marvin Case Rideout Rape A Hung Flood Jury Vets vs. Women LAW U ' ' ; B SPORTS New York Yankee Series Ali ' s Hat-trick Penn State ' s Choke Terrible Towels Triumph Philly ' sBloomin ' Rose McEnrue — No. 1 BUSINESS lacocca ' s Chrysler Challenge Truckers ' Strike U.S. -Japan Jousts Dollars Sink — Gold Floats Deer Hunter TheWiz Watership Down Animal House Rocky Horror Picture Show Lord of the Rings Shakespeare Series Mork Mania Scared Straight Delta House TELEVISION MOVIES THE YEAR IN REVIEW by Jeffery Hunsicker ... To retell the year, wittiout distortion, without an over- dose of hindsight, without creating a past that never was finding the important putting a year into a few short par- agraphs . . , Over five thousand people jammed into this campus, this experience, this year. And each of us so differ- ent in our perspectives. All of this a long winded introduction (excuse ' ?) for what follows: a journey through the issues of campus life, that affected all of us even if we never stopped to examine them. The pictures and captions in this book tell who did what and when, how many games the team won etc . and there ' s no point in retelling that when there is so much more that can ' t be put into a picture. This was not a good year for campus issues or students ' reactions to them. Issues which affected each student, like academic advisement, administrative search warrants, drink- ing-on-campus etc., were routinely ignored. Only the GAD- FLY (BSC ' s very own underground paper) remained a con- stant advocate for change. CGA seemed unwilling or unable to address the issues. And the CAMPUS VOICE (except for one excellent series of articles on administrative search war- rants) seemed to be unaware that the issues existed or per- haps hopeful that they would simply go away if ignored long enough Possibly the biggest issue of the year was the proposed CGA shuttle bus, which was designed to alleviate transporta- tion problems for off-campus students and commuters. The plan was approved by a campus referendum, despite the fact that the CAMPUS VOICE failed to print any articles prior to election day Soon after its passage the plan fell under criti- cism by numerous individuals on CGA An open meeting that resembled a contest of political game playing, more than anything else, was held, at which time the plan was vetoed by CGA and forgotten Few would argue that the plan was flawless. But at the same time, the plan ' s opponents never really considered improving the plan, instead, their objective seemed to be killing the idea in any form The next big issue of the fall was the introduction of a draft of the Student Life Division ' s off-campus party policy. The draft detailed plans to bnng students before the cam- pus judicial board if they were caught having a party down- town. (It may have been mere coincidence that the draft looked like something left over from the days of Harvey Andruss and en loco parentis ) Fortunately, there was enough student outrage that the draft was quickly with- drawn. We only wanted to get feedback, stated one administrator. Hopefully, they received all of the feedback they wanted. After all, the U.S. Constitution (contrary to pop- ular belief) does not end its jurisdiction at Lightstreet Road. CGA fell into the role of a bank for clubs after this and for the most part remained silent on issues relating to student nghts Or occasionally, they engaged in debate over the late distribution of agendas and meetings Some members of Two-Hundred-Sixty-Four CGA complained about a lack of coverage in the CAMPUS VOICE, when they should have been doing something to be covered . . ., but, there were a tew good things, like aiding the town in purchasing a new fire truck, and the passage of funding for the Family Planning Center (even if one adminis- trator did argue it would encourage promiscuity). Unfortu- nately, the good things seemed few and far between. The Commonwealth Association of Students flourished statewide and struggled on the local campus. A game of musical chairs among the leadership positions served to undermine their effectiveness. Nearly 700 students were reg- istered to vote, but most of them turned up as missing per- sons on election day. Call me Dick , Thornburgh became Pe nnsylvania ' s new governor, bringing good news for the students of Pa. ' s State College and University System. In January he would propose a budget calling for no tuition increases. CAS announced their support and conducted a fair day Lobby Conference to promote its passage in the House and Senate. The winter months came and drug on, cold and snowless, putting a damper on nearly everything. CGA elections were held and proved more lively than anything else during those months. Unlike last year when more than half of the candi- dates for offices were unopposed, most of the offices were hotly campaigned for. Rather surprisingly, Willard Bradley was elected CGA president, becoming the first black to hold that position ever And also proving that the racist remarks often scrawled on bathroom walls around the campus are the work of a sick few Bradley promised efforts to restruc- ture CGA to increase its effectiveness and also to promote greater interaction among whites and blacks at BSC Both of these seem too difficult to obtain, but are desperately needed. The last burst of student activism came in April when CAS, the GADFLY and the Alliance of Student Voters joined forces for a Student Rights Awareness Day. The effort to inform stu- dents of both campus and state and national issues affecting them met with mixed results. But even so, it served as an excellent starting point in changing campus policies and pro- moting understanding of issues such as the draft and nuclear power It was the latter which grabbed the attention of many. Three IVIile Island was a living nightmare forcing many to wonder if they would see loved ones or home again. But even when the danger at TMI receded, the nightmare contin- ued as workmen continued building a new nuclear menace near Berwick, approximately 20 miles from BSC. It ' s some- thing to think about, especially freshmen and sophomores who will still be here when the reactors come alive. And for those planning to stay in Bloomsburg after leaving school That was the year, or my year. The football team improved, basketball didn ' t, the Kinks put on a concert at BSC, the Jamboree was held downtown, Toby Lloyd took his first steps to fame and fortune (I hope) . but you can find all of that on other pages in this book, captured in photographs that say it better than I could have. On election day, Jerry Rubin showed up to talk about the me generation and the 60 ' s. Even the most faithful know the 60 ' s are dead with weeds growing on its grave. The me generation stumbles forward C?) toward suicide and the 80 ' s loom ahead. That was the year in review. Two-Hundred-Sixty-Five PATRONS L. R. Letterman Bakery 136 Main Street Catawissa, Pa. 17820 Sneidman ' s Jewelry Store 130 East Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Bill Wise Pro Shop 146 East Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Bloomsburg Floral Center 724 East Mam Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Varden Studios 108 Davidow Building Scranton, Pa. 18503 Ritter ' sOttice Supply 112 East Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa, 17815 Two-Hundred-Slxty-Six J. C. Penney Co. 50 East Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Miller Office Supply 6 West Mam Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Sherwood Egg Farm Galilee, Pa. 18423 Venditti ' s Travel Service 102 West Mam Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 R. L. Hummel Automotive Supply, Inc. 26 North Derr Drive Lewisburg, Pa. 17837 Tom ' s T.V. and Stereo 1 54 West Mam Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Saga Corp. Bloomsburg State College Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 BloomsburQ State College SECOND RIGHT n ' M .■ Two-Hundred-Sixty-Seven Mr. Mrs. Vincent A, Mitchell R.D. 2 Box 93 Callicoon, N.Y. 12723 Bob Dorothea O ' Barr 520 Boyer Road Cheltenham, Pa. 19012 Mr. Mrs. Harry Reese 471 1 Locust Lane Harrisburg, Pa. 17109 Mr. Mrs. A. M. Borski 31 56 Aramingo Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Barnett 302 East Fourth Street Bernville, Pa. 19506 Mr. Mrs. W. Kracz 5439 Houghton Place Philadelphia, Pa. 19128 Florence McStravick 811 Garfield Avenue Ardsley, Pa. 19038 Bud Joan Borski 147 Colonial Drive Warminister, Pa. 18974 Mrs. Anne E. Doyle 108 Ninth Street North Bngantine, N.J. 08203 Mr. Mrs. R. Borski 2067 Albright Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 Two-Hundred-Sixty-Eight Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Bloomsburg Chapter Edward Nardi Dean — Montour Hall The Girls ot Third North Columbia Hall Adeie, Barbara, Deb, Kath, Mary, Maureen 383 Catherine Street Linda Zyla Dean — Columbia Hall Sally Cobralin Dean — Lycoming Hall Jennie Carpenter Dean — Elwell Hall Maureen Mulligan Dean — Schuylkill Hall Two-Hundred-Sixty-Nine . a . . ah 270 EDITOR ' S MESSAGE For most students, the yearbook somehow mag- ically appears on the college store shelf and sen- iors receive it mysteriously in the mail from some unknown place called the OBITER office. As edi- tor, I soon learned the secret origin of the year- book. As surprising as it seems, the yearbook comes from many long nights, early mornings and deadlines. Many times during the past year, I pondered what had gone wrong. Why the long hours ' ? Why the panic stricken deadlines ' ? Other years, I had missed these frustrating times, never realizing just how much is actually left up to the editor in the end. Trying to compile all of the year ' s events into 272 pages was not an easy task. And, as I soon found out, B.S.C. is filled with possible editors, those students who know exactly what should not, or, more importantly, what should be put into the book. Now that the end is here, I can only hope that my attempts to capture the essence of 1978- 79 here at Bloomsburg have been at least some- what successful. However, despite any hardships, I must admit, this has been a very enjoyable year for me, thanks to everyone on the OBITER staff. They ' ll never know just how much all their time, effort and humor was appreciated. Carol, thank-you for all your ideas while the book was still pretty much in the planning stages. Without these suggestions, there would have been nothing on which to build the book. And Tim, I hope we ' re still friends after all we ' ve been through together. Your photo contrib- utions most definitely helped make this book what it is today. To the rest of the darkroom crew, all I can really say is thanks for lending your talents to this book. My deepest thanks go to JoAnn, Joan, Todd, Cathy, Tom, Scott and Kathy. Without you, this book would never have become a reality. Last, but not least, thank-you Craig for keeping us from bankruptcy. You knew, or at least found out soon enough, that I have no mind for business matters and I appreciate everything you did in that department. Special thanks go to Rick Piatt who is responsible for the artwork; to Ellie Hatch who compiled the information in the sports ' section; to Mr. Hoffman, my advisor, who gave me all the backing and support I most desperately needed; to Vince Lynott of Taylor Publishing for calmly answering all emergency calls from the OBITER office; and to the people of the Kehr Union who always came through when I frantically requested assistance. Best of luck to JoAnn and Todd, next year ' s co-editors. I hope they don ' t become too discouraged when they come to the realization that putting a yearbook together involves much more than typing and layouts. During our years at this educational institution we grew to a new age. We formed our personal and social selves and underwent many changes. We witnessed and were part of a new age of stu- dents ' rights and an age of education. We formed the foundation for our future. My wish is that the 1979 OBITER has realistically captured a part of this spirit. Thank-you for making this yearbook possible. Barbara Ann Borski Editor-in-Chief 1979 OBITER 271 Sisil fVitV- ;-- Two Hundred-Seventy-Two ,«te.- ■ I-.. ■ ■ ' - ■ ■■--•,