Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1987 volume:

If Obiter Bloomsburg University Vol. 7 1 Obiter Volume 71 Bloomsburg University Bloomsburg, PA Editor; Tammy J. Kemmerer Photography Editors: Scott Covey, Britt Trumbower Business Editor: Christopher Lutz Section Editors: Events: Melissa Harris Organizations: Stacey BeUz, Wendy Moyer Seniors: Michelle Seibert Staff: Debbie Bentz, Maria Makowski, Caroline Achy, Susan Cho, Don Blackburn Photographers: Scott Covey, Dale Sinnott, Tammy J. Kemmerer, Imtiaz Ali Taj, Jerry Re, Britt Trumbower, Alex Schillemans, Sharon Zuzelski Printer: Hunter Publishing Company 2505 Empire Drive P.O. Box 5867 Winston-Salem, NC 27113 Senior Portraits: Merin Studios 2981 Grant Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19114 The 1987 Obiter is funded by CCA CONTENTS Student Life 34 Events 56 Sports 88 Organizations 120 Staff 168 Epilogue 192 Seniors 202 w il . J ' .. . CahkC m ri - , % ' ' ■J. ■A M m m t t ! ' b ■ ' -,- ' •■■ .r- 1 ' :- 11 ! : v l J ) 13 552 17 E E rJ .. - .--ii AT; ■ Hm B ;::« ■ ...t. .H)«jftj :. m y r ' . f? . % 21 pf i AJ 22 ip ' it - : ;;!)Fr.i m + ' ' S ' iiski V ,?S ' . w; j tU - ■v. St:-. l m m ' SSB SyiMH SB l .- . =!S £ ■ ■ ■ .-Ji. ru. 24 LOOMSBURg The only TOWN in Pennsylvania j5|l HISTORIC DISTRICT - DOWNTOWN V nlllV, TOWN PARK - BLOOMSBURC UNIVERSITY ■ r f V - ' w1 .If ' ■ ' ffi. • v.u ' 1 f ' ■ IPs r k VT ■■ ■ j- :- . 27 2B •yca5i m 29 i V 31 -m 35 36 :.y . -i, ' -«. 37 til j ' M il WK 39 40 41 4i 43 44 45 .-.vs :-: £i :? ' -- 1 47 V 49 50 51 Ip BHI Hfe - ' IpVl W ' c v1 52 r - ■ • f4 S ' J 55 56 Student at Large Don Chomiak In the land of Bumblesburg. all was not well. The High Council was not pleased. Faced with many members of the younger generation who refused to accept the mandates of the High Council, the elders of Bumbles- burg decided to extinguish adolesc- ence at a mental waste treatment plant called college. Attempting to make the children more manageable, a proclamation was held down that stated children attending this treatment plant were to be addressed as students, a title which set the children attending the plant apart from ordinary children and at the same time required good, sheeplike behavior. The goals of the elders were simple. The children would be herded, con- ditioned, and molded into future el- ders. Knowing full well that bringing this many youngsters together would create a serious discipline problem, the elders set up a court system to deal with bad students. What was the student ' s plea, asked the chief executioner and bottle washer, innocent or guilty? The student ' s plea is ' freshman, ' sire. What shall we do? Freshman? To the dogs with the freshman! Things were peaceful at the plant for almost four years. There was little trouble and absolutely no in- dependent thinking. Things were perfect until one day, when an older student was dragged before the chief executioner and bottle washer. What are the student ' s crimes? Your Bottleship, he refuses to att- end any more classes. He walks around in a suit, asking people to ' hire ' him, whatever that means. He even spoke of some role beyond being a student! The chief executioner sputtered, Beyond being a student? What is his plea? He, uh, his plea is ' graduate, sire, said the court jester. Graduate?!! There is no such thing, muttered his Bottleship. Well, then the verdict is guilty. Away vnih him! Cast him into the real world! And from then on, the fate of gradu- ates was assured. Off, off into the real world!! 57 58 60 61 62 2 V« ■V- ' ' ■ k [ -N, S ' . .liki ■ « V ' iS • i V ' Wy V i . ' . f-ft . . .- ' ' - r ,- «- - ' ' . ' v .• Mr.i y- . ' y V 7■: ■ v V.A V ■miU . ' - .■ l and Dad Qur Families ' Residents of Bloomsburg • Bloomsburg University EAT 4 YEARS ' Kiss today goodbye . . . and point me towards TOMORROW 64 EVENTS 66 o n 67 1986 Bloomsburg Fair leads off year The 1986 Bloomsburg Fair welcomed visitors from around the world to enjoy food, rides and entertainment including Alabama, The Monkeys, Loretta Lynn and David Copperfield. (Above) Al abama ' s lead singer takes time out to have friendly chat with reporters. (Above, left) Country singer Michael Martin Murphy enjoys playing his banjo for the crowd. (Left) Peter Tork, of the Monkees, brings to life songs of yesteryear. (Opposite page) Former teen hearthrob, Davy Jones still wows the crowd at the Tues- day night show at the racetrack. 68 ¥ I V ' Hfr - t3 . Fair ' 86 Excitement - r %:%i % 70 Shows at Racetrack ' 86 were crowd pleasers (Opposite page, far right) I always wanted a. one of these? (Opposite page, right) One last look at the Midway. (Opposite page, bottom) Take home a memory. (This page, right) Loretta Lynn dazzles the crowd with Coal Miner ' s Daughter. (Below) David Copperfield amazes one and all with a duck (?) and some Kentucky Fried chicken. 71 EVENTS AT BU « EVENTS AT BU « EVENTS AT BU « BU Students enjoy and . . . (Above, right) Sing-along with Sleepy (Across middle) Image recreates songs with signs and movement for the enjoyment of the hearing impaired and not hearing impaired. (Above, far left) Next stop: Carnegie Hall, but only after Carver. (Above) SCTV Comedy Troupe brings laughter to BU. (Near left) BU students give their time for a student run Easter Seals telethon produced here at the McCormick Center. (Far left) Jump — for my love. 72 ENTS AT BU • EVENTS AT BU • EVENTS AT BU • participate in Events At BU m SBiilE m  ' Pulrs JSB 1 1 ' J Piv ■r fH i ' . M «i Ir, .- v- ' aJIHP «ilrc « 73 74 plays That ' s Entertainment BU Theater goers were treated to two more plays over the course of the 1983-1987 sea- son. In the fall yet again, the BU players pro- duced One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest much to the delight of theater goers. The following spring, A Flea in Her Ear proved to be the flea in everyone else ' s ear as the production caused a stir at Carver Hall in its one night showing. 75 BU ' s First Play Written and Directed by Students In September, BU and the surrounding commu- nity were treated to a major accomplishment by the BU Players. During Parents ' Weekend, the Players sought to produce a play written and directed by students. The Landing was written by T. Andrew Wright and directed by Joel Weible. It featured such regulars in BU ' s theater as Wendy Tennis, Gail Lynch, Diana Eves and Jeff Morgan, and surely was a treat to those who made the effort to support student theater. f 76 77 Aimee Mann and Til Tuesday headline fall concert The fall concert featured Aimee Mann and Til Tuesday at Nelson Fieldhouse. They sang their top ten hit Voices Carry and other songs from their gold album. 78 79 80 Eddie Money came to BU in the spring of 1987. Limited Warranty opened and seen here is Eddie Money singing Take Me Home Tonight to an en- thusiastic crowd. Eddie greeted an excited crowd in Nelson Fieldhouse as he sang Can ' t Hold Back. 81 BU JUMPS INTO THE 86-87 CELEBRITY ARTIST SERIES The touring company of A Chorus Line (above) performed for a sellout crowd at Mitrani Hall on October 22, 1986. The audience was treated to a dynamic singing and dancing performance characteristic of the Broadway hit. The solo performance by contralto Maureen Forres- ter (right) highlighted the concert given by the North- eastern Philharmonic on Februarv 1. 1987. 82 Hal Holbrook (left) captivated his audience on November 5, 1986 with his realistic portrait of Mark Twain. Mr. Holbrook delighted his audi- ence by holding a workshop session for interes- ted students the day of his performance. The Ohio Ballet performed at Mitrani Hall on February 24, 1987. If you think the Cincinnati reds and the Cleveland Orchestra are Ohio ' s only top notch exports, you ' ll think again when you see the Ohio Ballet. The Boston Globe 83 INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS VISIT BU Carver Hall received a touch of the Orient as the Tokyo String Quartet performed on March 31, 1987. They ex- pertly played pieces by Haydn and Schubert much to the pleasure of the audience. A centuries old Austrian tradition arrived in Bloomsburg on October 12, 1986 when the Vienna Choir Boys (left) performed during their tour of the U.S. They enchanted their audi- ence by singing operettas, sacred songs and folk music. The 1986-1987 Celebrity Artist Series concluded with an enlighten- ing performance by Roberta Peters on April 8, 1987. Members of the audi- ence were treated with an outstand- ing performance equivalent that recieved at the Metropolitan Opera. 84  r - ■ X Provost Lecture Series: Bringing Celebrities, Experts, to the Community and BU This series of lecturers brought to university individual s with na- tional perspectives on a wide range of topics. B. Gentry Lee (bottom, right) began the series with Man and the Cosmos at Kuster Auditorium on February 3, 1987. Lee conducted class lectures and workshops the following day to complement his lecture. Sharon Sopher, TV journalist and film producer discussed Witness to Apartheid and gave class lectures and workshops also the following day. New York Times correspondent Harrison Salisbury featured U.S. — Soviet Realtions on March 4 in Carver Hall. He (opposite page, bottom) continued the trend and taught class lectures and a workshop for the community the following day. 86 )) U.S. -Soviet Relations, Witness to Apartheid bring issues home to BU Mary Berry (Opposite page, top) talked on Justice and Liberty for AH on March 26. The sixth speaker was also in concert as opera star, Roberta Peters, who in conjunction with her concert, conducted master classes and workshops on April 9 in Haas. Harold Delaney, educator and expert on national issues affecting higher education, presented a workshop with the university ' s educational task force as well as lecturing to the college and community on April 4. During this time. Mercury Morris, a football player who retired from the profession due to an addiction to drugs, also visited the university and spoke to the college community on the dangers of drugs and drugs in sports. SPORTS 88 o n 1987 89 FOOTBALL f f f_ af re«f%S? 74f Mj- 57 33| 50f)4P ir.4 ' ?8: ' 5  |W; ' 64 Coaches and Team make the supreme effort together to make the best possible season for the Huskies and their fans. 90 91 How ' bout them Huskies!!! FIELD HOCKEY S S 94 % • •l SOCCER 96 H.. ' ;;. ■i tk ' -. MEN ' S SWIMMING 98 WOMEN ' S SWIMMING 99 MEN ' S BASKETBALL The men ' s basketball team, following a 6-8 start that threatened to give the school its first losing sea- son in 21 years, rebounded to win 11 of its last 14 games to post a 17- 11 overall mark and earn a berth in the Pennsylvania Conference play- offs following a two year absence. The Huskies defeated divisional foe Kutztown 70-62 in the first round of the playoffs before losing to eventual conference champion Millersville, 87-73, in the second round. Earlier in the year, the Huskies dealt the Maruaders their- lone PC East defeat, 60-55. The key to the Huskies ' turnaround was a five-game win- ning streak just past the midpoint on the season, along with the maturity of several young players who made major contributuion to the team. During the five game streak, the Huskies outscored their opponents by 15.8 points per game. Following two consecutive losses to Philadel- phia Textile and Kutztown that ended the streak, the Huskies proceeded to put together a run of six straight victories, including the first round of the playoffs, before the season was ended with the Millersville loss. With no seniors on the roster and following injuries to its two co- captaind, juniors Steve Ross and Greg Thomas, Chronister was for- ced to go with a very young lineup. Leading BU ' s offensive attack was sophomore Bill Connelly, who was named to the PC All- Conference first team. The 6-foot 4- inch foward averaged 16.3 points per game to lead four players in do- uble figure averages. Sophomore center Alex Nelcha was next with 13.3 points per game. He was also the team ' s top rebounder with 9.1 per contest. Joe Stepanski, 11.6 points per game, and freshman John Williams, 10.4 points per game, were the other players in do- uble figures. Michael Albright 100 101 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 102 WRESTLING 10? WRESTLING Bloomsburg University capped the 1986-87 season, the school ' s most successful ever, with a fifth place finish in the NCAA Division I Championships while Rick Bonomo ended a brilliant career with his third straight national title at 118 pounds. The Huskies completed the sea- son with a 12-7 dual match record, including a 4-2 mark in the Eastern Wrestling League. The team also placed third in both the Pennsyl- vania Conference and EWL Championships. Bonomo, who sported a 23-2 record in his senior season, ended his career with a 125-12-1 mark, three conference titles, three EWL crowns and three national champi- onships. Rocky Bonomo, who was plagued with injuries throughout the season rebounded late in the year to post a 13-4 individual record, including a fourth place fin- ish in the 126-pound division on the national tourney, held at the University of Maryland ' s Cole Field House. He completed his career with a 116-22 record along with three individual titles in both EWL and PC competition. Also helping the Huskies to their best finish ever at nationals were senior Bruce Wallace (190-pound class], sophomore Dave Morgan (150] and freshman Mark Banks (158). Both Banks and Morgan, who lost early in the national tournment, wrestled back in the consolation round to within one match of Ail- American status. Both finished the tournament with 3-2 records. Morgan, a national qualifier for the second consecutive year, ended his sophomore season with a 31-9-1 record, the most victories by any BU performer during the year, and the 150-pound PC title. Banks roun- ded out his first collegiate season with a 23-14-2 mark. Wallace, 27-9 in his final year, also qualified for nationals for the second year in a row. He earned his bid on the basis of a fourth place fin- ish in the EWL championships and was awarded a wild card bid. The team ' s 12 victories this past seasons gave head coach Roger Sanders a 15-year record of 175-72- 3 at Bloomsburg. His overall coach- ing record, in 20 seasons, is 225-90- 3. Michael Albright 104 LACROSSE 10 TRACK 107 WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL 110 A= iW MEN ' S TENNIS 112 BASEBALL 113 115 no Iv 117 A FINAL WORD FIELD HOCKEY ' S GREAT SEASON Jan Hutchinson ' s field hockey team turned in another outstanding season in 1986, finishing the year with a 19-3-2 record and the Huskies ' fourth consecutive trip to the NCAA Championships. Vying for the school ' s third na- tional title in four years, the Huskies defeated Trenton State, 2- 1, in the NCAA Division III semi- finals, before losing to the nation ' s No. 1 team, Salisbury State, 3-2, in the finals. Salisbury State proved to be Bloomsburg ' s toughest opponent of the year as the Sea Gulls dealt the Huskies two of their three season losses. Midway through the 1986 campaign, the Huskies fell to Salis- bury State 4-0, ending a 14-game non-losing streak for BU, giving the team a 12-1-2 record at that point. Following that loss, the Huskies won four straight heading into the Pennsylvania Conference champi- onship game against Millersville. The Marauders downed BU, 1-0, to win the conference title and avenge a 1-0 loss suffered at the hands of the Huskies earlier in the season. Five Bloomsburg players scored 10 or more goals for the season as BU outscored its opponents 80-23. Senior Carla Shearer led all performers with 15 goals and 15 assists while Donna Gr aupp added 14 goals and two assists, and Diane Sheilds chipped in with 12 goals and 12 assists. Another senior, Kate Denneny, added 11 goals and five assists as Lynn Hurst recorded 10 goals and eight assists. Goalie Lori Guitson was another key performer for the Huskies, registering nine shutouts and allowing just 21 goals in 21 games. In 1987, the Huskies will be look- ing for a return trip to the NCAA Championships and another na- tional title while also hoping to give Hutchinson her 150th coaching win in her 10th season at Bloom- sburg. Michael Albright ., ■■ .•« I 1 i Ji. v .- - ,m WW I WW - ■:=r 5 f 5:¥ -i-i - k S - K L A 1 SSJWH fiEsS K - N m IH ' . Z ;.. ,y -$ ,. ' ■ V - • fc f i 4 ■k tk ' ffiS Sk- i- vk i i-i iA ' w-.,. - -ti.- - j!;- ' r ORGANIZATIONS o n 1987 121 Accounting Club 12 ' American Marketing Association Executive Board, Back Row (left to right): R. Verano, M. DeFranco, K. DalPino (Historian), M. Karchenr (V.P.), H. Prutsman (Sect), Front Row: D. Hanna, L. Snyder, L. Nitchkey (Pres), C. Walters, P. Kleiner. 123 American Society for Personnel - Administration 3 Association of Resident Students 125 % Black Cultural Society Bloom Magazine 127 Catholic Campus Ministry 1 L? Row 1 (L-R): A. Lapchas, T. Jones, K. Hunter, Row 2: S. Sutton, L. Nicalozzo, L. Tuthill, Row 3: D. Haefele, M. Waldron, E. Damian, Row 4: K. Shirer. Columbia Association of Retarded Citizens Counil for Exceptional Individuals 129 Row 1 (L-R): E. Gobora, J. Hunt. Row 2: J. Fritchman, J. Vandegrift, P. Bogart, K. Rumpp. Community Government Association Economics Club 131 t f International Relations Club ■■■t IR afc- S 7 JBIkL JMV ' SIHOT n - i g- ___. HMk ■— wii ' g- .jam. nnj L? jHMf ■■ MM 5 vi MdM ■BHS HMM VHHK — l mh VHH - j Bwwifc-. ' S . S _ f MtKmt i0KtK WSSS ttKttI m ' 5 S aHim VHHi ' VMNIk ' WMW jW i_gl (L-R): R. Sharma, S. Kadri, F. Alvie, A. Rashid, R. Cezeine, K. Faruqui, T. Dunn, A. Mirza, O. Moadeli, S. Modha (Pres.), M. Wong, K. Martin, O. Alvie. Missing: B. Lugg (P.R.O.), C. Harrick (Tres.), E. Alvie (Sec), I. Ali Taj (V.P.), R- Summershilge. ij ' Lacrosse Club 13 ' ' Row 1 (L-R): B. Underwood, G. Luckenbill, P. Awl, J. Ross. Row 2: S. McGlauklin, J. Burkart, N, Matuella, F. Runyan. Row 3: D. Corniga, D. Bangs. Row 4: R. Koch, P. Gowden, M. Wullert, M. Boyer. Row 5: R. Cressman. lo-. A Time To Commit Don Chomiak A student steps up to the podium and accepts the diploma he has worked so hard to earn. He has a 3.7 average and plans to enter the job market immediately. During the course of his college career, he has worked diligently. Studying into the early hours of the morning, preparing well for each and every academic examination to be faced, he neglected the social life that surrounded him. Walking into his first interview, more than slightly nervous, he stutters, hesitates, and is a poor communicator. He mentions his 3.7 to the woman interviewing him. Asked about the activities in which he participated at college, he mentions membership in the profes- sional club attached to his major. He mentions his 3.7. He points to his in- volvement in intramurals in his fresh- man year and is silent. Asked if this is all, he again mentions his 3.7. The interview is over. Although pleased with the cumulative average of the prospective employee, the in- terviewer noticed the lack of good communication skills. Though an in- telligent young man, the graduate had nothing more to offer than any other qualified applicant. Grades. The importance of them must be questioned in a system of education that no longer requires a student to get a well rounded educa- tion. Today, the ability to communicate is essential to survival. Businesses are now stressing the need for em- ployees who are not only skilled in their professional areas, but who are good communicators as well. This forces the examination of our system of higher education, a system which has been reduced to vocation- al training. A central issues is the neglect of that area of study which develops communication skills. It appears as though only an absolute minimum of coursework is mandated to fulfill the needed curriculum requirements. Why is it that writing and verbal communication skills are not stressed at Bloomsburg? There are hundreds of students at BU, if not thousands, who cannot write a simple essay. And should a discussion go beyond the realm of a basic, day-to-day conversation, there are thousands who cannot adequately state what they are attempting to say. It is agreed that the primary and secondary levels of our system of education appear to be failing, but does this mean that the system of higher education, once it accepts a student, is not required to at least attempt to correct the problem? Johnny can ' t read is a commonly accepted phrase in this country. It should be expanded to include write and communicate. Grades can no longer be held as an accurate measure of the in- dividual ' s potential. Though still im- portant, they must be bolstered with good writing and communication skills. Involvement in activities outside the classroom is essential in assist- ing the development of communica- tion and leadership skills. In attempting to find a solution to the problem, we, as graduates familiar with the shortcomings of today ' s college education, must str- ive to correct the problem at the primary and secondary level. Many of us shall soon be considering parenthood. How and what do you want your child taught? The importance of this issue cannot be overstressed. Only by requiring a quality education from a child ' s entry into the system is it poss- ible to ensure a quality education once the child steps beyond high school. 135 Protestant Campus -.36 Psychology Association 137 Program Board Executive Row 1: Lori, Steph, Kerri. Row 2: Gigi, Steph, Vicki, Maria, Nina. Row 3: Gretchen, Maryanne, Dave, Sally, Bonnie, Gina, Bob, Chris, Marganne, Tina, Stacey, Angle, Lincoln, Diana, Beth, Mara, Jill, Jimmy. 139 nv-t-i i Student Art Association MO student Nursing Association 141 University Community Orciiestra Ground Level: M. Spisak, L, Cellini, T. Mullen, N. Libertella, S. DiMedio, K. Trimbath, S. Fallows, L. Weis, D. Burian, V. Scala, T. Hunsinger, G. Moore, D. Goodhart, I. Ali Taj. On Chairs and Tables: D. Chomiak, J. Cox, J, Denelsbeck, P. Hayward, D. Sauter, S. Davis, J. Oswald. Far Back: K. Kirsch. Not Pictured: M. Libertella, M. Chupkai, T. Quaresimo, B. Shultz, D. Savidge, A. Frank, J. Jackson, R. Reiley. The Voice 14? WBUQ WBSC M Greek Letter Professional Societies Honor Outstanding Students Delta Mu Delta 147 First row: J. Machemer; C. Hinkel, Faculty Emeritus; Dr. F.J. Radice, Faculty Emeritus; Dr. R. Ellis; M. Clapp, Guest Speaker; Dr. E. Rarig, Adviser; Jan Kiel; C. Reynolds. Second row: Dr. E. Clemens, Adviser; T. Woller; H. Under- foffler; D. Stafferd; K. Mychaliszyn, Sect; D. Shief, Treas; M. Sindlinger; L. Teel, Pres. Third row; Dr. J. Olivo; S. Wilkins; M. Winchester; G. Smith; R. Rockewell; D. Hoffman, V.P. Pi Omega Pi 148 From Alpha to Omega: GREEKS at BU NSOnPSTY X a ABTAEZHeiKAM i-j ' Intersorority Council Row 1 : J. Hershey, D. Snyder, R. Metzger, J. Betz. Row 2: E. Jankowski, D. Kaszycki, RaeAnne. Row 3: Dean Norton, Lisa, D. Klinger, C. Connolly, J. Yanko, P. McCarthy, S. Patte, K. Crumley. 160 W— f ' A 7- IZA s v . . p w- ' wH H ¥ t 4 . I i. V S ' ' . 1st row: M. Johnson, M. Emrick, J. Scarino, K. Fitzgerald, K. Coyle, B. Gonzales. 2nd row: L. Schappert, D. Campbell, J. Walker, K. Coon, K. Coxe, K. Singley, C. Alimeco, S. Dicks, A. Sheffer, R. Schroeder, H. Lochbaum. 3rd row: S. Laing, M. Shaffer, M. Bingannen, E. Kramnner, A. Lurwick, C. Defazio, J. McNichol, A. Gallo, D. Porter, E. Ennamorato. 4th row: K. Lamb, C. Tegge, J. Kostek, C. Huber, M. Owen, L. James, A. Licwinko, A. Woods, H. Dobrasky. 5th row: T. Grove, T. Limongelli, C. Turn, A. Beisher, L. George, D. Stengle, J. Linder, C. Spengler, M. Spengle, C. O ' Rourke, L. Todd, M. Morningred, A. Donahue, N. Libertell, S. Olsen, P, Wentworth, A. Rutch. Alpha Sigma Alpha IF ' 1 St row: K. Clark, A. Miller, J. Brelsfor, J. Sanders, N. DellaFave, S. Gill, S. Bickel, K. Heuser, S. Slysh, L. Wisnosky, A. Kehoe. 2ncl row: T. Mamrol, M. Pollino, C. Hitchings, M. Fraatz, H. Henry, V. Getz, B. Abraham, N. Hanus, C. Siep, B. Callahan, L. Knecht, J. Max. 3rd row: L. Thomas, J. Lookenbill, M. Bodgon, T. Massenkiel, K. Crumley, L. Chronister, C. Eiswert, M. Farrell, A. Hopkins, L. Weber, D. Empey, L. Dilcher, A. Marks. 4th row: J. Sicinski, B. Collins, B. VanBuskirk, B. Bielovitz, M. Delany, B. Bilger, K. Wartield, J. Betz, J. Lecunoa, G. Dunkelberger, D. Kraus. Alpha Sigma Tau 152 1st: A. McConnell, K. Opshinski, S. Yancoski, R. Buck. 2nd: S. Kunick, K. Bell, E. Jankowski, D. Hucaluk, L. Smith, L. Hamilton, L. Sine, T. Strenic. 3rd: N. Sayland, D. Ignatovich, M. Kline, D. Snyder, M. Meyers, C. Casey, B. Williams, K. Houser. 4th: M. Ciglar, T. Boyle, K. Parker, G. Leo, T. Magray, J. Bast, S. Zuzelski, T. Berger, B. Dominick, D. George, B. Brong. 5th row: B. Schneck, B. Eack, H. Zimmerman, S. Peckham, D. Kaszyci, C. Cunningham, C. Dahl, L, Wenitski, L. Kelly, L. Lynch. 15? Chi Theta Pi 154 r a 3 M. Fortuna, R. Wertz, K. Kortz, K. Dinsdale, T. Jackson, A. Bodkin, E. Winckowski, S. Metzger, B. Baumgartner, L. Ober, J. Janesko, K. Brominski, A. Postupak, T. Thomas, T. Heron, P. Crabtree, S. Ferrar, M. Edinger, J. Gaydos, M. Farnell. Delta Epsilon Beta Phi Delta 1st row: J. Rose, K. Mychaliszyn, D. Waskie, M. Christiano, A. Orris, L. Goldfeder, K. Daldo, S. Nothstein, L. DePalma. 2nd row: D. Dowhower, P. Loeb, E. Walsh, S. Fritz, K. Lechner, M. Tinman (Pres). 3rd row: K. Kugler (Sect), K. Evans, K. Pearage, S. Belles, C. Connolly (V.P.), D. Deppen, R. Focht, L. DeBlasi, K. Kappenhage. 4th row: M. Meinhart, L, Daugirda, B. Bartlebaugh, L. Eshelman, C. Shultz, L. Moshinsky, B. Katko, K. Koenig (Treas), B, Home. 5th row: D. Deibler (controller), P. Gettle (Student Advisor), C. Shaw (Social). 1st row: J. Markevicz, M. Salvaggio, M, Wasno, L. McQuilken, R. Qugeriello, B. Brogan. 2nd row; C. Reynolds, P. Norton, G. Walgren, J. Dole, D. Sensnig, D. McHelney, J. Atkinson. 3rd row: T. Schott, B. Salaman, A. Candori, T. Perrington, L. Dalton, C. Cimakosky, M. Harner, A. Piccarilli, L. Paa. 4th row: R. Zwaan, J, Haug, M. Amin, P. Matire, A. Lyter, J. Chapman, S. Bochnowicz, B. Steele, S. Sugra, K. Krzastek, L. Wasserman, N. Polak. 5th row: B. Burke, S. Donnelly, E. Barkman, M. Panko, M. McWilliams, D. Goodhart, E. Gair, M. Ryder, C. Yan coski, M. Meyer, S. Gray. C. Obeid, L. Smith, C. Start. 6th row: L. Wheeler, K. Bertoli, D. Labecki, L. Kirk, J. Geismar, T. Robinson. 7th row: M. McGarry, L. Clifford, C. Segro, J. Fennimore, L. Kerprich. Absent: S. Ross, S. Coleburn, M. Andregic, K. McGuicken, L. Grebe, G. Sheets, B. Brady, K. Reichard, B. Cohen, M. Boyle, L. Engard. Sigma Sigma Sigma 157 1st row; K. Murphy, M. Kelly, C. Gerhart, K. Adams, S. King, D. Criqui, M. Palo. 2nd row; L. Fiorot, R. Mazzenga, M. Mazzenga, M. Donald, K. Nickell, P. McCarthy, J. Mies. 3rd row; K. Petrucelli, L. Tomsho, A. Kuethe, C. Graham, D. Nerch, J. Yanko, J. Yescavage, J. Zack, K. Kline, T. Metzger. 4th row; K. Decker, M. Ventresca, D. Baker (Advisor), E. Damian, J. Lucia, N. Murray, V. DiCandilo, K. Brynildsen, M. Blanch, S. Elias, D. Pavelchak, K. Bowers. 5th row; S. Patte, D. Gampanaro, A. Aloisio, L. Volkenand, K. Wetherhold, D. Sims, K. Reese, L. Bracken, N. Weiss. Theta Tau Omega ;b8 Beta Sigma Delta 1st row: P. Barry. 2nd row: J. Risdon, C. Sharp, M. O ' Hearne, J. Rojohn, W. Kratzer, J. Zatratz. 3rd row: J. O ' Brien, D. Kelly, C. Mogle, J. Percey, E. Hansen, R. Ross, J. Citera, D. Alberts, W. Dennis, D. Gossman. 4th row: D. Barto, M. Cameri, R. Bechner, K. Moore, B. Smith, M. Urevich. 15P First row: D. Stryker, T. Somyk, K. Kociban, J. Reiterman, Second row: K. Wildman, M. Castner, T. Talarico, B. Watkins. Third row: S. Mullen, G. Shank, C. Edwards. Fourth row: J. Gensejewski, D. Ward, T. Hartlaub, B. Reddish, R. Thomas. Fifth row: K. Gutzler, C. Stevens, M. Plourde, J. Lombardski, J. Nestro, M. Fitzpatrick. Sixth row: D. Ross, B. Franklin, R. Matty, B. Decker, G. Wiik. Seventh row: C. Rohrbaugh, J. Paccio, R. Kirkpatrick. On the Porch: K. Paccio, J. Halsey, G. Mitzel, J. Braas. On the Pillars: W. Rotelli, S. King. Delta Pi 560 Gamma Epsilon Omicron 1st row: T. DeMont, D. McCollum, J. Burns, C. Bigelow, D. Michael, D. Kowalski. 2nd row: T. Naylon, M. Hill, D. Elias, R. Ritt, D. Waldman, D. Coolidge. 3rd row: J. Walker, R. Warren, T. Isrenhagen. 4th row: G. Yanchuck, S. Foust, P. Wassum, T. Bonomo (advisor), J. Perrotta, P. Swink, K. Boutsch, M. Troyan. Sigma Xi Front: D. Ludin, T. Tuttle. Next: M. Kehoe, J. Strack, M. DeHave, P. Mellon, S. Barrone, J. Turbedski, D. Reed, M. Ferrar, D. Boscola, F. Miller, S. Hippensteele, T. Yoniski, G. Fredrickson, S. Harris, D. Frederickson, D, Marano, R. Fosnog, J. Yocum, R. Anthony, M. Landis, R. Wall, P. Sallusti, T. Hopkins, J. Bauchbies, T. Gordon, T. Halter, P. Touey, S. Heckert, B. Stapanski, D. Stringer, D. Croiter, M. Hans, J. Pereiko, B. Shavor, T. Ratchtord, J. O ' Connor, S. Augustene, E. Jenkowski, K. Kern, B. Pacine. 162 1st row: C. Narrvaro, M. Emswieler, T. Styer, S. Young, C. Huhn. 2nd row: E. Dilg, S. Rohrbach, B. Sharp, M. Morgan, J. Hestner, P. McFadden, D. Gary, B. Fegan, B. Brocious, C. Dieter, V. Bowman, E. Gobora, G. Watkins, M. Davis, J. Merge!, J. Sundheim, J. Shevlin, C. Plankenhorn, J. Bandshy, K. Stidle, B. Sheely, R. Fredrick. 3rd row: J. McGuire, D. Gerbach, M. Spano, B. Orndorf, G. Berger, J. Smith, J. Mott, D. Slotterbach. 4th row: B. Delong, M. Beaud oin, G. Kishel, G. Puglisi, K. Bennett, D. Hall, W. Morris, G. Lutz, T. Hodgins. Tau Kappa Epsilon Zeta 164 Little Sisters of Zeta Psi m wmm mmsimm Tr nwT 9 H B m 1 f 1 n -- - , iM . Wf- r- . A ■•? j y I J ■ : ■ f -.v JI H !« sP 1 B 166 167 «.• mms t j 41 ■ i , m - STAFF 168 o n 1987 169 BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY Office of the President Dear Class of 1987: Congratulations on your commencement from Bloomsburg University. The trustees, faculty, staff, and I give you our very best wishes as you leave us and embark on your next career. We are grateful to you for the special qualities you brought to Bloomsburg and thank you for the many contributions you made. Your being at Bloomsburg has helped make the university the special place that it is. Cherish the experiences you had at Bloomsburg. Use the knowledge you gained to help you continue to grow professionally and personally. Give fully of your unique attributes to your chosen careers, your families, and your communities. In the years ahead we hope you will continue your relationship with Bloomsburg University through the Alumni Association. Through the association that now has 30,500 members you will be able to maintain, renew, and make new contacts with friends. As alumni, you are ambassadors for Bloomsburg University. We hope you will share with others the many fine experiences you had here, keep in touch with us, and tell us about your progress. We will welcome your support and your comments--both of which are important to us as we strive to improve the university. Warmest wishes to you for much success and happiness from the Bloomsburg University Family. Presi Carver Hall. Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1301 (717)389-4526 A Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education University 170 Jerrold Griffis, Ed.D., Vice President for Student Life Daniel Pantaleo, Ph.D., Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Harry Ausprich, Ph.D., University President Robert Parrish, Ed.D., Vice President for Administration John Walker, M.S., Vice President for In- stitutional Advancement Administration l i Administration and Management at BUP John Abell, M Ed,, Acting Dean of Extended Programs Peter Adrian, M.S., Head M Ruhul Amin. Ph D , Asst Football Coach Dir. of Planning and Analysis, Institutional Planning William Bailey, Manager, University Store John S. Baird, Ph.D., Intenm Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Carol Barnett, MA, Asst, Dir., Career Development Deborah Barnes, B.S, Dir., Law Enforcement Asst. John Bieryla, MA,, Asst, Dir,, Financial Aid Penny Britt, M,Ed, Dir,, Admissions Asst, Ruben Britt, M,A,, Dir,, Cooperative Education Internship Placement Jesse Bryan, PhD,, Dir,, Center for Academic Develop- ment Sheryl Bryson, MA, University Relations Dir, Thomas P, Calder, M Ed Asst. Dir., Dev. Athl. Charles H. Carlson, Ed.D., Asst. V.P. for Academic Affairs and Acting Dean of Graduate Studies Jennie Carpenter, M.A., Dir., Residence Life 172 Faculty James Christy, M.Ed.. Dir., Paul Conard, B.S., Asst. Tom Cooper, Ph.D., Dean, Tom A, Davies, Jr., M.Ed., Joseph A Demelfi, M.Ed. Admissions V.P for Administration Enrollment Management Dir, Career Development and Admissions Counselor Placement Center Bruce C. Dietterick. Dir., Public Information B.A , Ronald V. DiGiondomenico, MSW, Coordinator of Academic Advisement John E. Dittrich, Ph D Dean, College of Business Doyle G Dodson, M.Ed. Dir.. Computer Services Artemus Flagg, M. Admissions Counselor Kalyan K Ghosh. Ph D . Vice Provost and Associate V.P. for Acaoemic Affairs Jimmy Gilliland, M.A., Asst. Dir , Student Activities Richard B. Haupt. M Ed . Coordinator of Student Life Operations David A Hill, MBA. Comptroller of Community Activities and Kehr Union Douglas C Hippenstiel, M Ed., Dir , Alumni Affairs Faculty 17 Susan Hicks. MEd,. Execut- ive Assistant to the President Anthony M, laniero, M.Ed, Dir , Development TomJoseph, M.S., Dir, TV William A, Koch, BA, Tom Kresch, M.S., Resident Prog, and Services Resident Dean. Schuykill Resi- Dean, Northumberland Resid- dence Hall ence Hall Tom Lyon Financial Aid s, MA, Dir., Howard K. Macauley. Ph.D.. Donald McCulloch, Dir., Hugh McFadden Ed D ?f i ' :5° 9® ° Professional Physical Plant and Energy Dir., Institutional Planning Studies Management George Mitchell, B.A., Dir., Affirmative Action r ' nevP ' ll n; ■ - ' - c.:!2I: . „ ' ' ,1 • ' P ° ' , Melissa Nelson, Dir. Pub- Robert Norton, M.Ed., Asst. Thaddeus Piotro Dir., Development Student Development wski, llcalions. University Relations Vice President and Dean of M.Ed.. Dir. Prof.. Learning Student Life Resources Center 1 7 Adrr.inistration .- J Proudman. Dir. Quest Paul H Quick, Dir , Curri- Joseph Quinn, Dir. Kenneth D Schnure, MS Ted Shanoski, Ed.D , Dir.. culum Materials Center Purchasing Ed , Registrar Cultural Affairs, and Assoc. Prof of History Mike Sowash. B S . John J Trathen. D Ed . Dir . Edwin Valovage. Jr. BS. Sandra R Walker. MS Associate Director of Student Student Activities and Kehr Resident Dean. Luzerne Resi- Coordinator of Qrientation Activities Union dence Hall Kenneth R Weaver. Dir Law Enforcement : Irvin Wright. M Ed,. AssI Donald Young, M S , Linda Zyla, M Ed , Asst Dir, Dir . Center for Academic Resident Dean. Montour Resi- Residence Life Development dence Hall Admmistratxxi 1 75 Julie Abell, M Ed., Instr, Mathematics and Computer Science William Acierno, MF.A., Assoc. Prof.. Mass Communi- cation Harold Ackerman, MA, Asst. Prof., and Coordinator of Writing for CAD Richard Alderfer, Ph.D.. Prof, Communication Studies M.Dale Anderson, MA. Assoc. Prof., History Richard Anderson, Assoc. Prof., History Ph.D. Wayne P. Anderson Prof., Chemistry Ph.D., Joseph P. Ardizzi, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Biology and Allied Health Science Bob Abbott, M.A., Educa- tion System Specialist, Computer Services M. Christine Alichnie, M.S.N., M.S.Ed., Assoc. Prof, Nursing Joan M. Auten, M.Ed., Assoc. Prof., Health, Physical Education, and Athletics Raymond E. Babineau, Ed.D., Prof., Curriculum and Foundations Mary K Badami, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., Communication Studies Harold J Bailey, Ph.D.. William M. Prof., Mathematics and Prof, English Computer Science Baillie, Ph.D. LeoG.Barrile, Ph.D.. Assoc. Ellen B. Barker, Ph.D., Asst. Uiaqar S. Bawa, Ph.D., Charles Bayler, C.P.A., Karl Beamer, M.F.A., Asst. Prof.. Soc. and Social Welfare Prof., Psych 1 Prof., Econ Assoc. Prof., Accounting Prof., An Stephen D. Beck, Ph.D., Barbara E. Behr, J. D, Prof., Peter Bohling, Ph.D., Prof.. Marilyn Boogaard, M.S.N.. Walter Brasch, Ph D , Prof , f lathematics and Finance and Business Law Econ. Instr., Nursing Assoc. Prof, Mass Communi- Computer Science cation :fj§jhtfii fijf Duane Braun, Ph D , Prof.. Charles Brennan. PhD . Elise Brenner, Ph.D., Asst. Stephen M Bresett. D P.E.. Leroy H Brown. M Ed.. Geography and Eanh Science Prof.. Mathematics and Prof . Phil and Anthropology Prof . Health. Physical Educa- Assoc. Prof . Mathematics and Computer Science lion and Athletics Computer Science 177 Jesse Br Assoc. Prof yan, Ph.D . D CAD ir. ' Robert Asst. Prof L. Campbell, IWl.N., , Nursing Donald A. Camplese, Ed.D., Prof., Psycfiology Kay F. Camplese, MA. Chr. Dir., Counseling and Human Development Alan D. Carey, Ph D., Prof., Marketing and Management William L. Carlougti, Ph D., Ctnr., Pfiil. and Anthropology Timothy Carroll Ph.D., Ronald Champoux, Ph.D., Charles M Chapman, M.S., Gary F. Clark, MA, Asst. Mathematics and Computer Assoc. Prof, Comm. Dis. and Assoc. Prof., Bus. Administra- Prof., Art Science Special Education tion Ellen M Clemens, D.Ed., Donna Cochrane, M.S., Paul C. Cochrane, PhD James Cole Ph.D. Prof John F. Cook, M.A., Asst. ;soc Prof Bus Educatior Acting Asst. Dean of Extended Prof., Mathematics and Biology and Allied Health Prof, Art Programs Computer Science c ,„„ c Assoc and Office Administration Sciences 178 [ N John H. Couch, M.Mus., James B. Creasy, Faculty Gilbert Darbouze, Ph.D., Robert G. Davenport, Frank Davis, Ph.D., Prof., Assoc. Prof., Music Emeriti Asst. Prof., Languages and Faculty Ementi Computer and Information Sci- Cultures ence Sandra Davis, M.S.. Super- visor, Preschool Lang. Class- room William Decker, Prof., Music D.M.A., Blaise C. Delnis, MA.. Assoc. Prof., Languages and Cultures John L, Dennen, MSB. A., Asst. Prof., Accounting Bernard C. Dill. DBA.. Chr. Prof., Finance and Busi- ness Law Nancy A Dittman, Ed.D , William D. Eisenberg, M.A., Karen J Elwell. J D MA. Assoc. Prof . Bus. Education Assoc Prof.. English Asst. Prof . Finance and Busi- and Office Administration ness Law Mau reen D . E ndres. MBA MLS.. Ref, Libranan Phihp A. Farber. Ph D.. Prof.. Biology and Allied Healh Science 179 Ariane Foureman, Ph.D., Prof., Languages and Cultures Wendelin R. Frantz, Ph.D., Chr., Geography and Earth Science Roger Fromm, M.L.S. M.Ed. M.A., Reference Libra- nan and Archivist William Frost, M.L.S., Reference Coilectin Librarian Lawrence Fuller, Assoc. Prof., English Ph.D. • t.4 Mary Gardner, M.Ed., Asst. Prof., Associate Athl. Director, Health, P. Ed., and Athletics Wayne George, Mathe- matics and Computer Science Nancy Gill, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., English Norman Gillmeister, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., Geography and Earth Science Steve Goodwin, M.S., Instr., Health, Phys.Ed., and Athletics David B. Greenwald, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., Soc. and Social Welfare JoAnne S. Growney, Ph.D., Prof., Mathematics and Computer Science Sharon Guinn, M.Ed., Instr., Languages and Cultures Ervene F. Gulley Assoc. Prof., English Ph.D. Hans K. Gunther, Ph.D. Prof., History 180 DavidJ. Harper, Ph.D., Chr. Prof,, Physics Paul Hanung. Ph.D., Prof., Mathematics and Computer Science John E. Hartzel. M.Ed., Asst. Prof., Business Adminis- tration David A. Harvey. M.A., Instr., Communication Studies Karl E. Havens, Ph.D.. Visit- ing Asst. Prof.. Biology and Al- lied Health Sciences Michael Herbert. Ph D , Prof.. Biology and Allied Health Sciences David G. Heskel, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., Finance and Business Law Charlotte M. Hess, Ph.D., Prof., Curriculum and Founda- tions Susan J. Hibbs, M.Ed.. Assoc. Prof, Health, Phys. Ed., and Athletics Mary Barrall Hill. Ph.D.. Prof., Comm. DIs. and Special Education Dorothy Hobbis Austin J Hoffman, Asst. Prof., Marketing and Management John Hranitz, Ed.D , Acting Asst Chr Prof., Curriculum and Foundations Peter Hurst, Asst. Prof . Bus Education and Office Administration E Dennis Huthnance. Ph D , Assoc. Prof., Mathe- matics and Computer Science 181 Charles G. Jackson, Ph.D., Prof., Political Science I. Sue Jackson, M.S.S.W., Mark R. Jelinek, Chr. Asst. Prof., Soc. and So- Asst. Prof., Music cial Welfare DMA., Peggy Jewkes, MA. M.L.S., Reference and Docu- ments Librarian Brian A. Johnson, D.Ed., Prof., Geography and Earth Science Andrew Karpinski, Ed.D., Chr. Prof.. Comm. Dis. and Special Education Saleem M. Khan, Prof., Economics 182 Janice C Keil, M.Ed., Asst Prof., Bus. Education and Office Administration J. Edward Kerlin. Ph.D.. Prof., I athematics and Computer Science Howard J. Kinslinger, Phi.D., Assoc. Prof., tvlarketing and Management Donald S. Kline, Ph.D. Marketing and Management Robert Koslosky, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof., Art Sharon Kribbs, M.N., Asst. Julius Kroschewsky. Robert J. Kruse, Ph.D., Gunther L. Lange, Assoc. Prof , Nursing Faculty Emeriti Prof., Comm. Dis. and Special Prof., Physics Education Oliver J. Larmi, Ph.D.. Prof., Phil, and Anthropology Charles Laudermilch, David A. Lauer, MAS., James R. Lauffer, PhD, Ann L. Lee, M Ed Asst Woo Bong Lee, Ph.D., Chr. MSW, Asst. Prof. Soc and Inslr. Languages and Cultures Assoc. Prof, Geography and Prof, Comm. Dis. and Special Prof, Economics Social Welfare Earth Science Education 18? Margaret M. Legenhausen, Thelma Lohr, M.S., Instr.. Margaret J. Long, Faculty Shell Lundahl, Psyctiologi- Lawrence L. Mack, Ph.D.. M.Ed., Nursing Nursing Emeriti cal Counselor Prof., Chemistry New Department Created Effective July 1, the Depailment of Mass Communication was added to the College of Ails and Sciences. Under the old program, journalism classes were scattered over two departments, English and Communic- ation Studies. said John Maittlen- Harris, chairman of the new depart- ment. Students and staff members were confused. With the new proposal, journalism classes are no longer part of the Engl- ish Department. Instead, a journalism sequence is being offered under the new Mass Communication Depart- ment, along with sequences in adver- tising, public relations, film, and telecommunications (T.V. and radio). The idea for the new department had been in the works for two or three years. One of the proponents of the change was Dr. Walter M. Brasch. I never had a feeling that the English Department knew what to do with the journalism classes, Brasch said. Nor was I convinced that they cared that much. The result was that our students were receiving a very mediocre educa- tion in journalism. We had to do something to preserve the integrity of a major program. Maittlen-Harris added having two departments makes it impossible to determine how many Mass Commu- nication majors there were at Bloom- sburg University. It is now estimated that there are over 300. This is far too many for the available staff. It is im- possible to increase the staff under the current budget. In order for the students to receive a proper education, the number of Mass Communication majors must come down. Therefore, the students must have 32 credits earned and a 2.5 grade point average to apply for the major. Approximately 25 to 30 students will be accepted into the major each semester. The transition between programs probably will not be complete for a few years. The department is in the process of seeking approval to add new courses to the curriculum. The proposed courses must first be approved by the department ' s curri- culum committee of the College of Arts and Sciences, It must then pass the BU Cuhculum Committee which mustconsider such things as whether or not there are en- ough library books to supplement the courses and the number of instructors available to teach the classes. Students currently under the old program will be allowed to finish under the guidelines of that probgram. Maittlen-Harris voiced another long- term concern with the old program. There were problems with us meeting the standards of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), said Maittlen-Harris. Out of 300 colleges in America that offer Journalism and Mass Communication programs, only 80 are affiliated with the AEJMC because their standards are so high. Under the old program, BU could not apply. Now that we have the separate department, however, it is a goal we can aim for. In addition to majoring in Mass Communications, Maittlen-Harris en- courages interested students to partici- Robert W. Liddell, Assoc. Prof , Computer and Informa- tion Science Juan J. Liebana, M.S., Asst. Prof., Languages and Cultures John Maittlen - Harris, M.A., Chr., Mass Communica- tion John P. Master, Faculty Emeriti pate on the staff of the campus AM and FM radio stations, the T.V. Station, The Voice, or Bloom Magaz- ine. The purpose of a Mass Communication major is to write, no matter which field you are in, he said. You want to get all the experience you can because professi- onals want students who know how to write. The various media forms have given stu dents the opportunity to learn different styles, techniques, and deadlines. Deb Goodhart 184 Richard E. McClellan, M.S., Lavere McClure, M.S., S. Michael McCully, Ph.D., A J, McDonnell, Faculty John M McLaughlin, D.Ed., C. P. A., Asst. Prof., Accounting Assoc. Prof, Geography and Asst. Prof, English Emeriti Prof , Comm Dis and Special Earth Science Education Jerry K. Medlock, Ed.D., Mark Melnychuk, Ph.D., Donald C. Miller, PhD , G. Donald Miller. Ph.D., Gorman L Miller, D Ed , Chr. Prof., Health, Phys. Ed., Asst. Prof , Biology and Allied Prof, Curnculum and Founda- Assoc Prof, Comm. Dis. and Prof , Curriculum and Founda- and Athletics Health Sciences tions Special Education tions Lynne C Miller, Ph D.. Scott Miller. MA, M.L S , Wendy L. Miller, D. Mas., David J Minderhout, PhD, Louis V. Minqrone, Ph.D. Assoc Prof. Biology and Allied Readers ' Services Librar ian Asst. Prof, Music Prof , Phil and Anthropology Biology and Allied Hpaith Health Sciences • J O Bb CC : f a£i ' Ha Bb Cc . Iifi-P £gp ■ •li rb LO: Ra Bb Cc: . .gfpi ■H o Bb Cc: Iti- ' Ro Bb Cc ■: 185 pi Rajesh K. Mohindru, Ph.D., James P. Moser, Ph.D., Economics Assoc. Prof, Physics Languages and Cultures Allen F. Murphy, Ph.D. Cul Dennis Namey, Computer and Information Science Craig A. Newton, Ph.D., History Communication Studies Ann Marie Noakes, Ph.D., Ronald W. Novak, M.A., William S. OBruba, Ed.D., William F. ODonnell Thomas J OhI M Ourriculum and Foundations Assoc. Prof, Mathematics and Chairperson, Curriculum and M.F.A. Prof Mathema Computer Science Foundations Computer Science .Ed., Asst. tics and John J. Ohvo, Ph.D., Bus. Nancy A. Onuschak, Ed.D., Clinton J. Oxenrider PhD Education and Office Adminis- Intenm Dir. Scholars Program, Mathematics and Computer ■ation Nursing Science ' Mmm Terry Oxiey, M.M.C., Music James E, Parsons, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Biology and Allied Health Science 186 Lauretta Pierce, Ph.D., Prof., Nursing Joseph R Pifer, M.S., Ge- Roy D. Pointer, Ph.D., Chr. Alex J. Poplawsky, Ph.D., Susan A. Posey, Asst. Prof., ography and Earth Science Prof., Chemistry Psychology Computer and Information Sci- M. Benjamin Powell, Ph.D., Prof., History Dr. Jerry Powers, Ed.D., Asst. Chr. Prof , Comm. Dis. and Special Education Donald L. Pratt, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Curriculum and Founda- tions Michael D. Pugh, Ph.D. Asst. Prof., Chemistry Dr. Salim Qureshi, Ph.D.. Asst. Prof.. Marketing and Management Betty Rang. M Ed.. Asst. Prof., fvlursing Emory Rang, Jr , Ed.D,, Prof., Marketing and Management Carroll J, Redfern, Ed,D,, Prof., Comm. Dis. and Special Education Bob Reader. MS,. MA . Philosophy and Anthropology Burton T Reese, M.Ed., Health, Physical Education, and Athletics A Carole S. Reifsteck, D.Ed.. Robert L. Remaly, Jr., John Riley, Ph.D. Mathe- Danny Robinsin, Ph.D. Music M.Ed.. Asst. Prof., Curriculum matics and Computer Science Asst. Prof, English and Foundations Bruce L. Rockwood, J.D., Assoc. Prof., Finance and Business Law Chang Shub Roh, Ph.D., Robert L. Rosholt, Ph.D., Robert Ross, MA, Assist. Susan Rusinko, Ph.D., En- William Ryan, M.A., Dir. Sociology and Social Welfare Chr. Prof., Political Science Prof , Econ. glish Library Services Glenn Sadler, PhD , Asst. Robert G. Sagar, M.S., Te)Bhan S. Saini. PhD Prof., English Biological and Allied Health Economics Sciences Hitoshi Sato, M A, Commu- Constance J. Schnick, nication Studies Ph.D., Psychology 188 y - ' f i Michael W. Schmuker, M.S., Howard Schreier, Ph.D., John J. Scrimgeour, Psy- John J. Serff, Jr., M Ed., Ted Shanoski. Ed D., Instr., Mathematics and Comm. Std chological Counselor Asst. Prof.. Geography and Assoc. Prof, History Computer Science Earth Science Paul A. Shoemaker, M.B.A., Samuel B. Sllke, M.S., Ralph Smiley, Ph.D., His- Riley B. Smith, Ph.D. English Chnstine Sperling, M.A.. Art Assoc. Prof., Accounting Assoc. Prof., Comm. Dis. and tory. Communication Studies Special Education Joan Stone, MSN, Nurs- George E. Stetson, Ph D , William Sproule, HPEA ing Asst Prof . Geography and Earth Science Harry C Strine III, M.A., Dale L. Sultzbaugh, Assoc Prof , Communication M S W , Sociology and Social Studies Welfare 189 Anthony Sylvester, M.A., M. Gene Taylor, Ph.D., Louis Thompson, Ph.D., James E. Tomlinson, M.A., Dr. Jorge A. Topete, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., History Prof., Physics English Chr. Asst. Prof., Communica- Asst. Prof., Languages and tion Studies Cultures IjlI June Trudnal , Ph.D., Math- George Turner, M.S.. Chr ematics and Computer Sci- History ence Donald A Vannan, Ed.D., Joseph P. Vaughan, D. Ed., Carol S. Venuto, M.S., Prof., Curnculum and Founda- Biological and Allied Health Instr., Dev., Writing tions Science Peter B. Venuto, Ph.D. Marketing and Management J. Calvin Walker, Ed.D., Chr. Prof., Psychology Judith S. Walker. M.Ed. Instr., English Stephen C. Wallace. D.Ed., Chr. Assoc. Prof., Music Dorette Welk, M.S.N. . Nurs- ing 190 Anne K. Wilson, PhD . Kenneth Wilson, Jr., M.S., Marci Woodruff, M.A., William S. Woznek, Ed.D.. Robert P Yon, Ph.D., Sociology and Social Welfare Art Communication Studies Curnculum and Foundations C.P.A., Chr. Prof., Accounting ' David D Zeigler. PhD . Marilou W Zeller, MLS. Asst. Prof , Biology and Allied M A , Asst. Prof., Cat. Librarian Health Sciences 191 ; :s ' fe4 ' -v t?i ' ' K EPILOGUE 192 o n 1987 19. ' ' Superpowers discuss peace Scott Davis Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev emerged from Hofdi House, a white mansion overlooking Reyhjavik Bay, They just ended four hours of unscheduled, stop-the-clock negotiations. Standing beside Reagan ' s limousine, the two superpower leaders exchange a few unsmiling words. They shake hands quickly. Reagan shakes his head and looks away from Gorbachev, dis- appointment written on his face. And so the impromptu Ice- land Summit ended in a stale- mate. Both sides admitted that the preparatory summit nearly produced an across- Takeover Scott Davis More than two decades of rule m the Philippines by Ferdi- nand Marcos came to an end m February of 1986. The elec- 1 the -board agreement on arms control, with heavy cuts m strategic nuclear weapons and the complete elimination of medium-range missiles m Europe. Gorbachev, however, made tough demands for limits on Reagan ' s Strategic Defense Initi- ative (SDl). Reagan refused, and all talks stopped immediately. But both Reagan and Gorbachev said that the search for an agreement will go on. port. Corazon Aquino became the new president and Marcos ran to the United States. Aquino has been looking for a quick, negotiated end to the country ' s 17-year-old guerrilla war. Losses by government troops have been running up. Since March 1986, the govern- ment troops have suffered an average of 20 dead per week, while guerrilla losses have declined. In an attempt to end the war, Aquino has offered amnesty to any rebels willing to drop their weapons. While the two leaders were taking a break from their talks dunng the summit, U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevar- dnadze met at Hofdi House with top arms-control advisors. Later, it was announced that they were working on an agreement called a historical arms-control proposal , but that too was destroyed when the Summit ended abruptly. Aquino came to the United States looking for support in the guemlla war and for the battered economy in the Philippines. The United States refused to give direct aid, but much of the world is waiting to see if the United States will change its mind. The Philippines is an asset to the United States as long as it remains a democratic nation. A strong Communist power lies in the Philippines. If this power utilizes the guerrilla war, the the Communists may be able to form a coup and take control of the country. tion results showed Marcos to be the winner, however, it was discovered that the election was a fraud. With military sup- Journalists taken hostage Scott Davis In September, a 52-year- old American journalist became a pawn in a superpower stalemate. The reporter, Nicholas Daniloff, was arrested in Moscow on charges of espionage. The Soviets claimed Daniloff had received an envelope of secrets from a Moscow acquaint- ance. The United States claimed the charges were manufactured in retaliation for the arrest of an cdledged Soviet spy m New York City the month before. The Soviets suggested a swap of prisioners, Daniloff for the accused Soviet spy Gennady Zakharov. President Ronald Reagan said publicly that no ex- change would be made. Reagan accused the Soviets of taking hostages and Secretary of State George Shultz said m a speech at Harvard University, Moscow resorted to hostage-taking as an instrument of policy. 13 days after his arrest, both governments came up with an agreement. The two captives were released in the custody of their embassies. The world ques- tioned, and is still questioning, whether or not the United States gave in to a swap deal. m America hit by drought • ' .  Imtiaz All Taj While We are the World and Band Aid were still m the air, southeastern Amenca was hit by the worst drought of this century. Even now people don ' t real- ize the drought affected 12 States from Delaware to Louisiana, forcing thousands of farmers into bankruptcy. Less than one third the normal rainfall killed a large portion of the region ' s summer crop. The governers of Alabama, Virgina and the Carolinas requested federal disaster relief. The United States Depart- ment of Agriculture estimated that 96 percent of South Carolina s com crop was in poor or very poor condition, along with 68 percent of the cotton and 52 percent of the soybean crop. The drying of hoy and groin left dairy farmers and cattlemen with little to feed their livestock. forcing many to sell their ani- mals at a substantial loss. In July, Maryland and South Carolina lost up to $100 million in corn and soybean crops, forcing about 1,500 farmers out of business. The destruction of the tobacco, peanut, hay, and soybean crops cost up to $140 million of damage in Georgia and North Carolina. The Southeast, which produces almost 40 percent of the country ' s poultry, ex- perienced temperatures in ex- cess of 100 degrees causing 400,000 chickens to pensh in one week. The nation whole- sale price of chicken rose from $.55 a pound to $.70 a pound m one month. The August rains were too late to save many farmers from ruin. The government and farmers across the nation sent supplies and aid to the gnef stricken farmers of the southeast. Hundreds of small farming communities still suffer the ef- fects of last year ' s drought and will do so for many years to come. 195 Controversy rocks White House Scott Davis The White House found itself in hot water as details from the Iran-Contra affair slowly leaked out. The details told of how the White House sold arms to Iran and then gave the money to Nicaruguan Contras to aid m their civil war. 196 The Tower Commission, a special commission set up by President Reagan, was commis- sioned to find out exactly what happened and when. The president claims that he had no knowledge of the diversion of funds from Iran to the Contras. The media, however, was not so sure. The selling of arms to Iran was attacked because it went against U.S. foreign policy. Iran was known to back terrorism and the U.S. had vowed to never deal with a terrorist-backing state. The key figures in the Iran- Contra Affair were all presiden- tial advisors. Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger was believed to have facilitated the arms transfer. Air Force Maj. Gen. Richard Secord was believed to have held a role in the dealings. Secord was an occa- ssional advisor to the Contras. The two men believed to hold the key to the Iran-Contra Affair were National Secunty Council Chief John Poindexter and Lt. Col. Oliver North of the Marine Corps. When called before a in- vestigation committee, both called their fifth Amendment right not to speak. Both men, soon after, were either relieved from duty or resigned. The White House brought back memories of Watergate and the Nixon Administration. Scandal lead the headlines of every newspaper across the country. Some political interest groups called for the resignation of President Reagan. North was compared to Nixon ' s G. Gordon Liddy. The Iran-Contra Affair gues- tioned the validity of the Reagan Administration ' s foreign policy. Publicly not supporting terrorism, the administration was covertly selling arms to a terrorist- backing state (Iran) and sending approximately $30 million to the Contras fighting m Nicaragua. The biggest question to arise from the affair was whether or not the U.S. had used the arms deal as a ransom to free Amencan hostages in Lebanon. David Jacobsen was released from Lebanon in November. His release was overshadowed by the possibility that the U.S. paid an arms ransom. - ' -, 38.. Volcano leaks gas Scott Davis The scene looked straight out of a horror movie. People with skm burned off of bodies. Dead cattle lined the country-side. The stench of death filled the air. Hundreds of injured walk to Wum, Cameroon, to get medical aid. The death and destruction was caused by a gigantic cloud of deadly gas that spewed from the volcanic Lake Nois. The injured were the lucky ones. 1.700 people were killed either instantly or soon after by the poison cloud. Francis Fang, a farmer in the vill- age of Cha, was m bed. He told Newsweek that My wife dropped on the ground, vomiting blood. The children were burning and scream- ing. My wife was dead. I picked up my girls and started walking to the hospital. There were dead people everywhere on the road- so many •-jf ?- that 1 was stepping on them. Veronica Gmbie. 27, was one of five or six people m Nois- out of a population of more than 1,000- who survived. It was so mysterious, so horrible. she said. When 1 woke up in the morning, my five children were dead. My baby was dead in my hands. Dozens of countries sent aid to Cameroon, including 15- tons of medical supplies from the United States. Although scientists differ on the cause of the gas bubble, one theory seems plausible. A andslide eroded a side of Lake Nios, releasing deadly e. ements trapped m lake-bed sediments. Once the toxic gas rose to the surface, a strong wind carried it over nearby vill- ages- killing more than 1,700 people. -«;j lames Cagney, Kate Smith, Ted Knight, and Cory Grant were among the performers to pass away this year. 19 Mets win World Series David Sauter Thanks to one of the best pitching staffs in baseball, a powerful lineup, and a lot of luck, the New York Mets defeated the Boston Red Sox, 8-5, in Game 7 of the World Series to win the world championship of baseball in 1986. It was a classic seventh-game showdown as New York had to fight from behind to overcome a strong Boston team. Ron Darling started the game for the Mets, but was taken out after only four innings as he gave up three runs. Dwight Evans and Rich Gedman con- nected for homeruns in the second in- ning and Wade Boggs singled home a third. Meanwhile, Boston starter Bruce Hurgt pitched for five innings before being racked in the sixth. Keith Hernandez singled home two runs with the bases loaded and Tim Teufel scored on a Gary Carter hit. A brigade of Boston pitchers followed that could not stop New York. The Mets scored three more times in the seventh inning to take the lead, 6- 3. Boston, who last won the World Series in 1918, refused to die. Dv ight Evans doubled home two runs in the eighth to cut the lead to 6-5. But the night belonged to the New York Mets; they would not be refused. Darryl Strawberry homered in the eighth inning and Jesse Orosco singled home to round out the scoring 8-5. Orosco breezed through the final innmg sinking out Marty Barrett for the final out. New York almost never even made it to the seventh game. In Game 6, with the Red Sox up 5-3 and two outs in the bottom of the tenth inning, the mincle season of the Mets seemed shattered. With two strikes on him, Gary Carter singled to keep New York olive. Two more singles followed, then a m d pitch be Bob Stanley, and suddenly, it was a 5-5 game with Mokkie Wilson comming up. Wilson connected with a slow ground boll to first baseman Bill Buckner that seemed destined to bring the third out. But it did not mat- ter. Bucher allowed the boll to roll through his legs and bring the winning run home from second. The dejected first baseman said afterword, It was a helluva one to miss. Indeed it was. Boston looked powerful early m the Series as they rocked New York in the first two games grabbing 1-0 and 9-3 triumphs at Shea Stadium. The Mets responded, though, by taking two out of three games at Fen- way Park to move the Senes back to Shea. And fi om there, they made history winning their second World Series in their 25 year campaign. Bloom News Good evening, and welcome to Bloom News... That greeting could be heard by television viewers in Bloomsburg and surrounding areas throughout the 1986-87 academic year. Bloom News, a half hour newscast produced by the mass communication students, aired live over the local cable channel on Friday evenings. Bloom News began m the fall of 1986 as a class project for Dr. Dana Ulloth ' s Broad- cast Journalism class. Students gathered news from the BU campus, the town of Bloomsburg, and the surrounding areas. Responsibilities aside from collecting news included, editing stories, typing, preparing the television studio in McCor- mick, and operating cameras, lights, and the audio board during the broadcast. In the spring Bloom News continued under the guidance of Mr. William Aciemo. Senior mass communication students Kerry Desmond and Steve Firmstone handled the roles of co-producers and directors, mak- ing sure each show ran as smoothly as possible. By years end. Bloom News became a recognizable name and newscast, offering valuable experience for everyone involved. Joe Monkman oo ► ' i wT , TO THE READER: In my three years as a member of this staff I have encountered many questions about its existence. The major question asked by most students about this publication is Why is it called the ' Orbiter ' ? To that 1 respond, It is not called the Orbiter, your yearbook is called the OBITER! I then continue by reciting something that was told to me soon after I joined the OBITER staff. The word Obiter comes from the latin, obiter dicta, meaning something said in passing: an incidental observation, a reflection. This yearbook is just that, a record of the obser- vations made while attending Bloomsburg. We, the OBITER staff, have prepared for you. the graduates of Bloomsburg, a record of life at Bloomsburg University. I would like to take the time to thank a few people who were instrumental in preparing this book. Melissa... thanks for everything, you had put up with a lot, from the ravings of o lunatic to the pressures of deadlines and bills. I have good feel- ings about turning the helm over to you and your staff. I know you will take this publication far. Good Luck!!! Maria. Caroline, Michelle, and Debbie... for sticking with it to the bloody end. You guys deserve a hand, thanks! Steve and Donna and the staff at Merin.for all your help and support. Don Chomiak and the staff of THE VOICE ... for your writing expertise. Tammy J. Kemmerer 201 SENIORS ?02 o n 1987 20 ' ' Diane S, Adamovich Adil R Ahmed Christopher W Albany Daniel M Alberts Kay L Albin Julie M Albright Michael Thomas Albright Angela M Alolsic Beth J. Amrick Frank J Arenella Mary K Arnott Suzann Asher Steven Paul Augustine Karen M Aungst MaryTeresa A. Bach 204 Sandra E Bachman Cosmos L, Bailey Jacklyn E Bailey Lisa B, Bair II Laura A, Baker Robert P. Baran Kathryn H Batcho Danette S. Baum 205 Rebekah E Baum Rebecca D Baumgarlner Sharon K Bayless Janet L. Beaver Tina M, Beaver Frank J, Bebenek Susan D Beck ilf i ' I Andrew J Bell Douglas S. Bell Kimberly D Bell Kelly A, Belles Julia A. B enfer Erica L, Bentz Karen L. Bentz 206 Mary E Beyer Sharon J Bickel Lori A Biehl KImberly A Bittner Cathy L Blessing Debra L. BIyler Mary Elizabeth Bobis Annamane R Bodkin Diane Mane Bodnar Nikki M Boh! Mark J Bonshak Donald R Bordney Karen M Bowers Maureen R Boyle 207 Gorgi Ann Bozochovic Suzanne Marie Bradish Tamalee S Brassington Catherine M Braxmeter Charmaine L. Bray Lisa Ann Bregler Judith Ann Brennan Gail A Breznicky Christine Brogan Kimberly A Brominski Brenda K Brong Steven W. Brooks Pamela S. Brown Sharon L Brown 208 Patricia Bugllo Beth Ann Bukowski Deborah L Bukta Rebecca Burberville Dianna H. Burger David Samuel Burlan Richard W. Burkett Anne Mane Butchko Lynne M Butkiewsicz Joseph J Calvello Mark A Cameron Dana L Campanaro 209 Lorraine L. Carpenter David S Gary Michael D Casari Maureen Cassidy Sean D Cassidy Michael E, Canster Gabrlelle E, Chalfant Edward Scott Chapman Ina L, Cherry 11 Mi Carol Cheskiewicz Dana A Chesonis Glenn T Chesonis James J Chisesi Donald E Chomiak Donald A, Cicero ■ ' o Shirley A Cicero Laurie E Ciesia Michele M Ciglar Carol Lynn Ciocco 1r Th Christopher Clody Brian S Cole Brenda Lee Cook John W Cook Chris A Clemens Anna L Colgan Beth A Collins Noele M Collura Kathleen L. Conrey Lewis J Correale Jeffrey W Cox Kalhryn A Coyle 21 ' Thomas Cronin Lisa Jayne Crosson Alesia A Crum Kristen A. Curtis Christine M. DaFermo Arlene E Daily Karen A Dalpino Brenda J Danohoe Jeffrey R Darrow Felicia A. Dautrich Christopher P. Davidson Cynthia G, Davis Nancy L. Davis Barbara J Daw Ellen V Deam 212 Gregory H Dean Daria L. Deibler Maureen M Delaney Bruce R. Delong Michelle A, Delong Eva Pauline Denagy Joseph L Denelsbeck Mary E. Denicola Mary Kate Denneny Brian C Dent M jry Beth Depiero Catherine Marie Desko 2 5 Kerry A, Desmond Patricia A Devers Lucille M, Devore Tamy Dice Diane L Dillinger Mark M Dimmick David S Doermann Jill M. Doll Kimberly A, Donnell Kathryn F Donovan Michelle M Dorm Annette M Dormer Carol Ann Duchan Don Ann Duda 214 Deborah M Dudeck Pamela I. Dymond Barbara J. Eastlack Edward C, Ebert Marsha L. Eckrote Cynthia L Ehler Anthony C Eisenberg Mark J Elgin Kinnberly Eline Mark Emswiler Sheila E Engel Donna Engelberger Peggy A Engleman Stephanie A Epting Enc L Erb David Brooks Everett 215 Tori Jo Everhart Diane I, Pagan John F Falvello Patricia S, Falvello Maureen Farrell Priscilla Faust Steven J. Pecker Lynda M Fedor L, Quinn Feeney Catherine M Fenicchia James C Ferguson III Sandra Ferrara Daria J. Flick Christine Ford 216 Deborah S Fraga Beth E. Fraley David J Francella Robert A Franks Wendy D Frantz Christina L, Freytag Melissa R Fry Richard P- Fry Richard W. Futterer Robert S Gabel Carolyn L. Gallagher Kerry Michele Gallagher Alana M Gallo Lisa M. Gaily 217 David K Garton Bridget Gasper James R Gavio Joy Ann Gaydos Shawn E Gelnett Laura J George Deanna L German David S Gethers Rebecca A Germano Patricia Getlel John J Gibas Scott S Gibbs Morgan Gilden Gregory Classic Catherine Rose Cober 218 Cathleen J. Golden Linda K, Golie Janet L. Gorman Karen A, Gouba Susan M, Graeff Ann Mane Gralewskie Monica L Grayblll Donna J Grego Denise M Grimes Ronald D Gruver Amy M Guckenberger Lon Ann Guitson Christine M Haas Donna M Haas Victor E Habib. Jr 219 Haflett Paul J, Hagstrand Mary E, Haines Susan D Haines Gwendolyn Hall Karen Hamilton Deborah Hanna Michael Hans Hansbarger Noreen Hannus Suzanne L Harger L A Hartman Lori L Hartman Candace Hartranft ;:?o Christopher Hartsough Carolyn J, Harlzel Jerry W Hauck Todd E, Hauck Sharon J, Haug Laura M Hearn Scott M Heckert Renee A, Heater David L Heilman Michele H Heimbach William J Helkowski Dan W Hendricks Patricia Heron Carol A. Helnck 22 ' Peter J Hiltpold Belinda L- Hoffman David B Hoffman Milissa Homa Alice M Hopkins Thomas A. Hopkins Jamie T Horiache ' Kay S Hornberger Therese M Horstmann Donna IVI. Hotalen Betsy Ann Houston tVlichele L Hoye Tamara R Hrusovsky Allison Hughes Kirsten A Hughes Kathy A. Hummel Joanne M Hunsicker Melissa A. Ickes Debbie Ann Ignatovich Eileen Mane Irving Lauren E Jackman Tamee L Jackson Thomas A Jackson Yvonne D. James Sandra K. Jeffes James George Jessick Jeryl Ann Johnson Gregory A. Johnston 223 Caroline M Jupina Berhard J Kahlau William G. Kahres liii Catherine C Kalanick Margaret A Kane Susan E Kantor Michale G Karchner Scott A Karchner Jay K. Kase Joan M, Kavanuagh Karen J Kegelman Janine E Kehler Mark Vincent Kehoe Kimberly A Keller Nancy L Keller k2i Anna Maria D, Kempinski Michael J, Kennedy Gretchen M Kepner Gary M Kerstein Galen M. Kessler Mark S. Kessler Lisa J Kishbaugh Nainee M. Kline 225 Richard A Klingerman Susan E. Kocher Kelly A Kortz Katharine A, Krajcir Scott M, Kranson Alison M Krasner Diane M, Kraus Wilfred B. Kreutzer Janet M. Krieger Kathleen A. Krueger Melanie R Kuhn Julie A Kuntz Patricia A. Kurdinsky Faith L Lafferty Heidi N Lamm Linda M Laneve ClareAnn Lankowski Wendy A. Larock Philip S Lathrop Jacqueline A Laughlin Donna K. Lavin Giles M. Leach Jodi C, Lebo Richard Leo Lehr, Jr. David B Leister Roger E, Leitzel Patricia Lewis Maria C Lilsertella 227 « ' .. Kenneth C Liebel Judith Mane Linder Jill S Lippincott William S, Lockwart Christine E Loftus Colleen B Loftus Janet K Logan Matthew W Lohr Karen L Litwak Paula L Longo David E, Loreman Sylvia Anne Lorenc David A, Lovell Roben W Low Martha L, Lucas David C Ludin 2?8 Maureen I- Mahoney feiki Christopher M. Lutz Mameil C. Lutz Donna Jean Luzenski Christine M. Lyorts John F. MacDevette A 7 ! Jill M. MacFartand Michael A. Maize Mail J. MaKara Usa A. Malonoski Warxja M Mandell Adrian C Marcewicz Laura E Marchione 229 Suzann M, Maurer Paula Y Maury Patricia D Maust Constance M. Maxinno Candace J May Cynthia M May Jon E May Melisa L McCalister Kevin L. McCann Susan A McCarthy Ann Mane McConnell Jeffrey Mark McConnell 230 Robert S McCracken Michael A, McDarby Alicia McDonald Mary L, McDonnell Diane H, McElhiney Meredith L McElvaney Joseph J McFadden Kevin P, McGinnis Colleen A McGoff Kelly L. McGuckin Michael J. McHugh Marcelle T. Mclntyre fL Lisa M. McMullen Karen A. 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Penizotto Joanne Peragino Rebecca A Perry Jetfrey J. Persavage 235 Emmett J Phillips Scott E. Pict ford Margaret D, Pierce Russell E. Piper Lori Ann Pisco Elizabethi Ann Pitts Colleen S. Plower Judi A Pollard Susan C. Powell Prashant Prabhakar Lora J Price Walter Vincent Price III Mark E. Pntz Heidi J. Prutsman Paul J Pugnetti Rosemary Quagliariello Theresa S, Quaresimo Marsha K Ralston Susan L, Ralston • ' le Thomas Mark Rampulla Anthony J Ratchford Alyssa G. Ratner Karen M Raybuck J. David Redanauer Brian B. Reddish Lauren L Reeder Camilla A Reedy Robin G Reese Wilbur J. Raid Elizabeth Gail Reighter Christopher J Reilly 23T Michael L Rexrode Troy Brent Rice Norine Richards Kathleen M Richards Lavette M Richardson Maria Richardson John T Riley Todd A, RIpkey April M. Ripple E . -V - K Jane E Ritter Barbara A Ritz Elizabeth M Robbins Robert C Robert Craig S Rohrbaugh Stephen F Rohrbach Diane J Roinick Jeffrey S, Ro|Ohn Scott W Romberger Maribetfi Romeo JoAnn Rosanelli J Gail Rosenberger Lora J. Rosengrant Patricia Ann Ross Wayne A, Rotelle Dana Renee Rougtiton Collette A. Runkle Eric T RutI Jill E. Saeva 239 Kathleen M Sanioro Bret M Sarge Melissa Jean Sargent Denise M Sarmento Robert A Sarrafian Marybeth A Sawyer Todd R Sctiankweiler Cynttiia M Scanlon Kim Schanbacher Gregory P. Schank Scott C, Scheffler Joan M Schiavino Lisa J Schlegel Pamela M Schlegel Andrea M Schlosser ?40 Li; Suzanne M Schock Pamela A Scholl Melissa A. Schmer Wendy Mane Schrack Kevin L. Schraden Scott R, Schreckengast John Gary Schicchitano Enc Steven Scott Paul J Sedlak Mary Ellen Sedor Andrea J, Seksinsky Steven R. Sell M Christine Sexton Mary T. Shanley Gretchen M. 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Bangor, PA, PBL, PSEA, Acclg CLub Bethany Benscoter. Berwick, PA, Acctg Club, PBL, DMD Erica BenU. r ' ullsville, PA, Upward Bound, NSSHLA Marybeth Bergen. Cogan Station, PA, BAHI, Zeta Psi, Signity Bonnie L. Besecker, Sayre, PA, CARC, CEC, Student Council, Special Olympics Sharon J. Bickel. Ambler, PA, AST, NSA Lori A. Biehl. Acctg Club, DMD, Ski Club, Intra Kimberly Ann Bittner. Calawissa, PA, Circle K. Mass Comm Club, Spectrum. Piogram Board Cathy Lynne Blessing. Camp Hill, PA, ACEI Debra L. BIyler. Bloomsburg, PA, ACS. ESC, Commuters (Vice-Pres) Mary Elizabeth Bobis, Freeland. PA, NSA Annamarie Bodkin, Ivyland, P Diane M. Bodnar. Hazlelon, PA, Forensics, CEC, PSEA Robert Bolus. Liella Pi Mark J, Bonshak. Whitehall. PA. Phi Sig Xi (Pres), Baseball (Capt) Donald R, Bordner, Northumberland, PA Karen M, Bowers. Theta Tau (Treas), Swim, Intra Maureen Boyle. PSEA, Tri Sig Gorgi Ann Bozochovic, Williamsport, PA, Intra, PBL, Student Activities Assistant Suzanne M, Bradish. Hazleton, PA, ACEI, PSEA, Psyc Assn Catherine M. Braxmeier. Bethlehem, PA, Chi Sig. NSA Charmaine Lynn Bray. Bangor, PA, Fr Club Lisa Bregler, Lansdale, PA, SAA (Pres), PBL, Arts Science Student Counci Judith Brennan. Shamokin, PA, Acctg Club, PBL Gail A. Breznicky, Ciarks Summit, PA, ASPA Christine Brogan. Allentown, PA, Tn Sig (Pres), AMA, ISC (Public Relations) Brenda Brong. SIroudsburg. PA. ACEI. PSEA Steven W. Brooks, Whitehall, PA, Baseball, Econ Club, Intra Nancy J. Brown, King ol Prussia, PA, AMA, PBL Pamela S. Brown. Sharon Lynn Brown, Churchville, PA, PBL, ASPA, WoCo Jane C. Brumtield, West Chester, PA, PBL, AMA, Hall Council Annette C. Bruno, Bethlehem, PA, Student Athletic Trainer, VBall Club, NSA, Husky Amb, Health Science Council Leslie J. Buck, Nazareth PA, Band, TBS, Choir, BAHI, PSEA, CCM, =CA Tivcsa J. Buck. Lehighton, PA, Band, Wom Chor, CARC, Obiter, Elwell Hall Council, CGA, FCA, PCM Patricia Buglio, Hazleton, PA, Forensics. PSEA Deborah Lynne Bukta, Challont, PA, Ski Club, PBL, Span Club David S. Burian, Allentown, PA, Band, WBUQ, Voice, BU News, Squealer Magazine. Dianna H, Burger. Sugarloat, PA, Acctg Club Richard W, Burkett. Perkasie, PA, Senior RA. STD, Intra, English Club Ann Marie Butchko, Swoyersville, PA, DEB, Med Tech Club, PSEA Lynne Butkiewicz. Little Falls, NJ Joseph J. Calvello. Hazleton, PA, Acctg Club, DMD, PBL Dana Lynn Campanaro, Broomall, PA, Theta Tau, Residence Lile Joseph J. Cannavo, Succasunna, NJ, CGA (Treas, Exec Council), Budget Finance Committees (Chair), Studio Band, Intra, University Mascot, Special Olympics, Athletic Advisory Board David S. Cary, Bridgwater, NJ, TKE, Intra, IFC Janet C. Carey, Shavertown, PA, French Club, French Exchange Program Melody K. Carl. Berwick, PA Lorraine L, Carpenter, Jonestown. PA Sean D, Cassidy. Wayne, PA, Lambda Chi, Acctg Club Michael E, Castner, Dalton, PA, Delta Pi, Ski Club, Cheerleaders Gabrlelle E. Chalfont, Morristown. NJ, Lacrosse. Cheerleaders, RA. Hall Council, Band, Intra, Off Campus Committee, PSEA, Program Board Scott Chapman, Bloomsburg, PA, Infra, Fin Club, Ice Hockey Ina Cherry. Philadelphia, PA, Ski Club, Special Olympics, Proi Aware PSEA Daria A. Chesonis. Shenandoah, PA, SNA Glenn T,J, Chesonis, Shenandoah, PA, SNA, Intra James J. Chisesi. Easion, PA, Bowling, Infra Donald E. Chomiak Jr., Bloomsburg, PA, The Voice (Editoi-in-Chiet), Kehr Union Governing Board (Chairman), CGA, Kappa Alpha Mary Chupkai, Pottsville, PA, Public Relations Student Society of Ame- ric. The Voice, Donald A. Cicero, Millville, PA, SNA Shirley A, Cicero. Millville, PA, SNA, SOAR, Deans List, STT Laurie E, Ciesla. Oak Ridge. NJ, NSSHLA, SAC, KDP Michele Ciglan, McAdoo, PA, Chi Sig Carol Lynn Ciocco, Natalie, PA, SAA (Treas), Infra Melissa Ann Clayton. Dresher, PA, Lacrosse, Zeta Psi L S Chris A. Clemens. Sunbury, PA, Psy. Chi Christopher Clody. SAC, Med Tech Club Brian S, Cole. Soccer, Econ Club, SIG, AMA Anna L. Colgan, Paoli, PA Beth A. Collins, Laceyville, PA, AST, SNA, ARS, Ewl HC Noele Marie Collura, Caldwell, NJ, T F, X Country, ASPA Kathleen Conrey, Prog Bd, Fr Club, Eng Club, SD Club Sonia Cooley, York, PA Wes Cook, Hollidaysburg, PA, Football Lewis J, Correale III, Hazleton PA, Baseball, CARC, CEC JeMrey W, Cox, West Hazleton, PA, Players, Tlie Voice Kathryn Coyle. Pottsville, PA, PBL, Infra. ASA, DMD Dawn M, Crawford. Germansville, PA, BAHI (Pres) Roger S. Cressman, Huskies, Choir, Madrigals (Treas) Thomas P. Cronin. SOAR PBL Lisa J, Crosson, Lewistown, PA, RA, SNA Alesia Crum, Sayre, PA, ASPA (Pres ), AMA, Ski Club, Forensics, ARS (Seen Lye HC (Pres) Kristen A. Curtis. Meadowbrook, PA, CGA, FCA, IVCF, Infer Rel Karen Annette DalPino, PBL AMA Arlene E. Daily, Dallas, PA, PBL, Fr Club, CAS, WBSCAA BUQ, Theatre Jettrey H, Darrow. Hallsfead PA, Bowling, KME, Math Club, KDP, Intra Christopher P. Davidson, Lake Harmony, PA. Beta Sig Cynthia G. Davis, West Chester, PA, Forensics, Mass Comm Club Nancy Lee Davis, Elmira, NY, ROTC. Psi Chi, Psych Assn, Who ' s Who, An and Science Student Council. Honors Barbara Daw. Nornstown, PA. Acctg Club. PBL, Kiwanis Club Ellen V. Deam, Wyomissing, PA, X Country, Track, Phi Sig Pi, CARC CEC, PSEA Gregory H. Dean, Randolph, NJ, Intra, Alumni Assn, AMA DarIa Louise Deibler, Delaware Water Gap, PA, PSEA, Signify, BAHI Phi Delia Maureen M. Delaney, Exton, PA, AST Bruce R. DeLong. I eesport, PA, TKE, Ski Club, WBUQ, AMA Michelle A. Delonng, Center Valley, PA, AMA, ASPA, PBL Eva P, DeNagy, Yardley, PA, Dean ' s List, ODE, PBL, Wom Choral Mary Denicola, Peckville, PA, NSA, SNAP, Cheerleader Marykale Denneny, Hatboro, PA, Fd Hockey (Capt), Softball Brian C, Dent, Norwood, PA, SIO, Econ Club MaryBeth DePiero. Ardsley, PA, AMA (Treas), PBL Catherine Marie Desko, Perkasie, PA, FCA, Bloom, STD, Intra Kerry A. Desmond, Springfield, PA, Program Board (Pres), Sound Stage (Chair) WBUQ, Alpha Psi, Players, Easter Seals Telethon (Prod), Cancer Telethon (Dir) Bloom News, Tennis Patricia Devers, West Piltston, PA, Acctg Club, PIX (Treas) Diane L. Dillinger. Langhorne, PA, Track, Cheerleader. X Country, Econ Club Mark M. Dimmick. Northampton, PA, PBL, DMD, Acctg Club, Finance Club Dean ' s List David Scott Doermann, Frederick, MD, PhKPh, KME Jill M, Doll, Dover NJ, DMD, Tn Sig, ISC (Treas) Kimberly A. Donnell, Morrisville, PA Brenda J, Donohue. PBL ASPA Kathryn F, Donovan. Media, PA PIX Michelle Marie Dorin, PBL, DMD, Dean s List, AMA, Comm on Student Organizations Annette M. Dormer, Stiamokin, PA, Soc Club, Program Board Van Doran Douglass III, Hawrthorne, CT, Lambda Chi, ESC Robert E. Driver. Paxinos, PA, VBall Club, Receptionist Carol Ann Duchan, Bernville, PA, NSA (Pres (86-87), V-Pres(85-86)). Region D Coordinator SNAP Board ot Directors, NSNA and SNAP Con- vention, SThT Doriann Duda. Kingston, PA, PIX, PSEA (Sec), Kickline, ACEI, Ski Club Deborah M, Dudeck. Harleigh, PA, Acctg Club, DMD Pamela Hazlak Oymond. Shickshinny, PA, Players, BAHI. Signify Barbara J, Eastlack. Blue Bell, PA, Ski Club, PBL, Acctg Club Marsha Eckrote. Bloomsburg. PA Cynthia Lynne Ehler, Newfoundland, PA, FCA (V-Pres, Sec), PSEA. ACEI Anthony Eisenberg, Bloomsburg, PA, WBUQ, Mark J. Elgin. Ml Carmel, PA, ESC (Pres) Kimberly Eline. Prospect Park, PA, Theta Tau (V-Pres) Mark E, Emswiler, Ben«yn, PA, TKE (Treas), CGA, Intra Sheila Engel, South Williamsport, PA, DMD, AMA, PBL, ASPA Peggy Engleman, Milton, PA, SOAR, SPSEA, KDP Stephanie A. Epting, Hamburg, PA, Infra, Ski Club, Acclg Club, Hall Council, Program Board, DMD Eric L. Erb, Zeia Psi, Lacrosse, T F Tori Jo Everhart, York, PA, CARC (V-Pres), Special Olympics, CEC David Brooks Everett, Sparta, NJ, Luz HC, FCA, College Republicans. Acctg Club, Army ROTC Diana Fagan. Hazlelon, PA, DMD (Sec), PBL, Acctg Club John Francis Falvello II, Hazleton, PA, PSEA, WBUQ Patricia Sue Falvello, Hazlelon, PA, SPSEA Maureen Farreu, Gladstone, NJ, AST, Fd Hockey, Econ Club Priscilla Faust. Sebastian, FL, Med Tech Club Steven J, Fecker. Sunbury, PA, Concert Comm, Acctg Club Lynda M. Fedor. Wilkes-Barre, PA, Council ol Trustees, CGA. RA. PSEA, Who ' s Who L. Quinn Feeney, Mass Comm Club, Program Board Catherine Fenicchia, Berwick, PA, Acctg Club James C. Ferguson III, Sunbury, PA Marianne J. FIdlshIn, Tresckow, PA, Wom Track (Capt), CEC, Proi Aware, Infra, Dean ' s List Steven G. Firmstone, Honesdale, PA DarIa J. Flick. Beiwick, PA, Players, SOAR (Pres), ACEI, Peer Advis- ement Christine Ford, Cafasauqua, PA, Cheerleader (Capt), PIX Tina M. Forese, Bloomsburg. PA, Acctg Club Russell L. Fowler, Benwick, PA Beth Ellen Fraley, Muncy, PA, CEC David John Francella, PBL, Acctg Club, Infra Robert A. Francis, Sellersville, PA, Program Board. ARS, CGA, Voice, Players, Homecoming Comm, Gov Board Wendy D. Frantz, Muncy, PA, KDP, PSI, Infra, PSEA, NEA Christina Lee Freytag. Ambler, PA, FCA, Intra, SNA, Program Board, Quest Melissa R. Fry. Muncy, PA Richard P, Fry Jr. Ambler, PA, FCA, PSEA, IVCF, Vball Club Richard W. Futterer, Phoenixville, PA, Lambda Chi, Intra, Econ Club Robert G. Gabil. Mechanicsburg, PA, Zeta Psi, Football Carolyn L. Gallagher. Morganiown, PA, NSSHLA, Intra, PhKPh, KDP Kerru M. Gallagher. Southampton, PA, Acclg Club (VP). DMD, PBL. Who ' s Who, Dean ' s List, Tennis Alana M. Galio, Bangor, PA, Fr Club (Sec), ASA (Pres), Infra. Homecoming Comm Lisa M. Gaily. Mechanicsburg, PA, CCM, SNA, STT, Special Olympics Barbara J, Gamble, Pleasant Mount, PA, Soc Club John M. Gargani, Lambda Chi, Soccer Sharon Marie Garger. Allentown, PA, SNA Bridget Ann Gasper, Ft Dix, NJ, Soccer (Manager). Chi Sig, Prog Bd James R. Gavio, Hazelton, PA, PBL, AMA Joy Ann Gaydos, Fairless Hills, PA, DEB, Fin Club Shawn E, Gelnert, Walsontown, PA, Acctg Club, PBL • ' Laura J. George. Wescosville, PA, ASA, AFROTC, RA, Fin Club Deanna L. German, Cogan Station, PA, Psych Assn (Sec). Psi Chi. Phi Sig Pi Peei Advisor Patricia A. Gettel, Lebanon. PA. Phi Delta, AMA, Fr Club, ASPA- John Gibas. Wrestling, Bio Club Scott S. Gibbs. Bellport, NY, Tennis, Fin Club Morgan L. Glldea, Bndgewater, NY, ASPA, ARS, RA Adu Bd, Dean ' s List, CGA, PBL, HC Gregory Glassic, Shamokin, PA, FCA, Infer Rel, IVCF, X Country Cathy Gober. Whitehall, PA, SNA, SNAP Cathleen Golden, PBL, Tn Sig, RA. CCM, PSEA Linda K, Golie. Royerstord, PA, PIX, Acctg Club, Janet Gorman. Randolph, NJ, PSEA, ACEI, Ski Club Karen Gouba. East Petersburg, PA Susan M. Graeff, Hershey, PA, Wom Tennis, Inter Rel Ann-Marie E. Gralewski, Susquehanna, PA, SNA, Photo Club Monica L. Graybill, Lititz, PA, PBL, DMD, Ewl HC Donna J, Grego. KDP, PhKPh, SOAR, PSEA Denise M, Grimes, Lebanon, PA, KME, KDP, PhKPh, IVCF Ronald David Gruver, Luzerne, PA Amy Guckenberger, Bloomsburg, PA, CEC, CARC, Special Olympics. Wom Choral Lori Ann Guitson. Pittston, PA, Softball, Fd Hockey Elsa M. Gundrum, Hamburg, PA, Prog Bd, PBL, PBEA, PSEA, NEA, Intra 252 Kent R. Gutzler, WesI Lawn, PA. Delta Pi, CGA, Intra. AMA Donna M. Haas, Fairless Hills. PA. PBL, Acctg Club Vic E Habib, Fcon Club John D. Hackenberg Jr., Sunbury, PA, Paula J. Hagstrand, Whitefiall, PA. PBL. DMD. Acctg Club Mary Elizabeth Haines. Watsontown. PA. KDP (VP). STD, PSEA, PhKPh Susan D. Haines, Langhorne, PA, SNA, SNAP Gwendolyn Hall, CGA, BCS (Sec). RA Karen M. Hamilton, Levrllown, PA Debora A. Hanna, Bryn Mawi. PA, AMA, PBL, Fr Club, Zela Psi LS,Ski Club Mike Hans, Westwood, NJ, Phi Sig Xi, AMA, Acctg Club Noreen Hanus, AST Suzanne L, Harger, Mildred, PA, SNA, CCM Jamie Harlacher, Emmaus PA, Spectrum, Voice Lori L. Hartman, Sign Lang Club Candace A. Hartranft, New Columbia. PA Christopher J. Hartsough, Ptiiladelphia, PA, Intra, Fcon Club Todd E. Hauck, Watsontown, PA Sharon J. Haug, Warminster, PA, X Country, Chi Sig Laura M, Hearn. Cheltenham, PA, PhKPh, Vball Club, Worn Rec Scott Michael Heckert, Phi Sig Xi. USMC PLC Prog Michele H. Heimbach, Fnola. PA. Bio Club (VP) William J. Helkowski, Levittown. PA. AMA Dan W. Hendricks. Bloomsburg. PA M. Eileen Herbert, St Larksuille. PA. ACEI. CARC. PSEA Kathy A. Hummel. Sunbury. PA. Med Tech Club. IVCF. FCA, Intra Todd Herd, Huntingdan Valley, PA, Soccer, St Alum CncI Carol A. Hetrick, T F, KME Karen L. Heuser, King o( Prussia. PA. AST. BACCHUS (VP) Renee L. Hlldebrand, Skippack. PA. Swim. NSSHLA Peter Joseph Hiltpold, Challont. PA. Acctg Club, Intra, PBL Belinda Lea HoHman. Halilax, PA David B, Hoffman. Lititz. PA. T F. Pi Omega. PBL Melissa Marie Homa, Hazelton. PA. Orch. PhKPh. MENC. KME. Dean s Lisl Alice M. Hopkins, Drexel Hill. PA. AST. Econ Club Thomas A. Hopkins. Houtzdale. PA. Phi Sig Xi (VP). AMA. Wgtiilt Club Kay Sato Hornt erger, Mifflinburg. PA Therese Horstmann, Bensalem. PA. Fd Hockey. Lacrosse Donna M. Hotalen. Layton. NJ. AMA Betsy A. Houston. Warrior Run. PA Michele Frey Hoye. Middlelown, NY, CARC, CEC, KDP Tamara Rose Hrusovsky, Bethlehem, PA, Phi Delta, Vball Club, Worn Choral PCM, NSSHLA KIrsten A. Hughes, Moosic, PA, Forensics, PKD (Sec Tres), Y Rep, Pte-Law Club JoAnne M. Hunsicker, Allenlown, PA. Mass Comm Club. PIX Melissa Anne Ickes, Orangeville, PA, PSEA, Band, Choir, TBS, CCM Debbie Ignatovich, Peckville, PA, Chi Sig, AMA Eileen M. Irving. CGA (Sec). PBL (VP). AMA, ASPA Lauren E, Jackman. Mornsville, PA, Elw HC, Int ra, PSEA Tamee L, Jackson. Great Bend, PA, AMA, DEB, PBL Thomas A, Jackson, Belhleham, PA, Acctg Club, Y Rep, FCA Sandra Jeftes. East Berlin, PA, PBL Dr Mark R, Jelinek. James Jessick, Eivsburg, PA, Phys Soc (Pros) Kimberty A, Joerger. Bsktball, Econ Club Jeryt Ann Johnson. Laceyville. PA. KME. ACS Gregory A. Johnston. Sayre. PA, Bsktball, Intra Ellen B, Jones, Forensics. Phi Kappa, Voice, Mass Comm Club Melanie Jones, Mt Bethel, PA, DEB Susan T. Jones, Kingston. PA. Intra, Pro| Aware, Med Tech Club, Dean s List PSEA Caroline M. Juplna, Lansdale. PA. SNA, CCM Bernhard Kahlau. Lake Hiawatha. NJ, Football William G, Kahres. Fleetwood, PA, Goll, AMA Catherine Kalanick. Berwick, PA Margaret A, Kane. Ml Carmei, PA Susan Elizabeth Kantor, Hellertown, PA, AST, Mass Comm Club, Econ Club Michael G.J. Karchner. Danville. PA. AM A (VP). Forensics (Sec). DMD PhKPh PSI PKD (Tres), Dean ' s List Scott A. Karchner. Ben«ick, PA, Baseball Jay Kenneth Kase, New Cumberland, PA, AMA, Mass Comm Club, Proq R : Voice. Joanie Kavanaugh, Gouldsboro, PA, Ski Club, Spectrum, Voice. Karen Kegelman, New Millotd. PA, Band, PBL, Acctg Club Janlne E. Kehler, Hamsburg. PA. ACEI (VP). PSEA. PCM. Anthro Club Prog Ril Mark Kehoe. ■Mrrislown. PA. Phi Sig Xi. Ski Club. Econ Club Kimberty A Keller, West Wyoming. PA. Psyc Assn. Psi Chi (Pres) Nancy L Keller, - o riers Plains. NY, Ski Club, ARMA, ASA Anna Maria KempinskI, Shickshinny, PA, Wom Chor, Bio Club MichaelJ Kennedy, ■•■ ' lens. PA.SkiClub.MonHC. ARS. HA.ProgBd Gretchen M Kepner. Berwick. PA Gary M Kerstein, ..i minster. PA. ARS. Acctg Club. EconCluD. ICB Hillel Lu HC iPresI Galen Mark Kessler, Bloomsburg. PA. BoClub. In Beta. KME. PhKPh DIann L Kindig, Bloomsburg PA CARC. CEC. PSEA Belinda F King, Howard PA, KME Linda M King. Roslyn. PA, Bsktball. Econ Club Kevin Kinney, jssex NJ Phi Sig Pi (Pres). AMA. PBL. Ski Club. RA CGA Lisa Kishbaugh, Berwick. PA, SNA, Dean ' s List Nainee Kline, Bloomsburg, PA Paul H. Kline, Myerstown, PA. Soccer. SOAR Daniel A. Klingerman, Bloomsburg, PA, Wrestling, Acctg Club, AMA Richard Klingerman Jr., Bloomsburg, PA, Football, Baseball Susan E. Kocher, Camp Hill, PA, Softball. Bsktball Kelly Kortz, Warminster, PA, PBL, DEB Katharine A, Krajclr. Allentown, PA, Psyc Assn. PBL Alison Marie Krasner, New York. NY. Mass Comm Club. Ski Club Diane M. Kraus, Leviiiown. PA. ASPA. AST Wilfred Brian Kreutzer, Camp Hill. PA. FCA. IVCF Janet M. Krieger, Shamokin. PA. Wom Chor, Players, CCM, KDP, PhKPh, NSSHI A Kathleen A. Krueger, Mounlaintop. PA. PBL. AMA, Prog Bd Melanie Kuhn, I ansdaie, PA. Hall Council Julie Ann Kuntz. Cheerleaders Patricia A. Kurdlnsky. PBL. Dean ' s List Faith L. Lafferty. Lykens. PA, ACEI, Wom Choral, PSEA, CCM, Special Olympics Heidi N. Lamm. Bloomsburg, PA, FCA, Band Announcer, Choir, The Voice. Linda M. Laneve. Whiiehouse Station. NJ. Fd Hockey. AST. Student Trainer Clare Lankowski. Mocanaqua, PA. Soc Club. Psyc Assn Wendy Ann Larock. Sugarloaf. PA Philip S. Lathrop. Allenlown, PA, Bsktball Mgr, Athletic Trainer, Intra Jacqueline Ann Lauglln. Pottsville, PA, SNA, Campus Judicial Board, StudenI Trainei, Chi Sig Donna K. Lavin. Yardley, PA, Econ Club Giles M. Leach, Berwick, PA, CARC, Special Olympic Co-ordinator, SAA (Treas), SOAR Jodi Cecilia Lebo, Carlisle, PA, Chem Club, Bio Club, Quest David 8, Leister, Ambler, PA, Acctg Club, Intra Roger Leitzel. Herndon, PA, Wrestling, Bike Club Marcey A. Lesko, Reading. PA. Swim. Circle K (V-Pres) Maria C. Libertella, York PA Image The Voice, Ken Liebel, New Bloomlield. PA. Football. Iniia Judith M. Linder. Broomall. PA. ASA. Band. AMA. ARS. DMD Jill S. Lippincott. Easton. PA, CGA (V-Pres). St Class V-Pres. PhKPh. DMD AMA Karen LItwak, Larksuille, PA. PBL, Med Tech Club, Intra, Bio Club, Program Board William S. Lockward. W Caldwell. NJ. Football Christine Loftus. Moosic, PA, AMA, PBL Colleen B. Loftus, Moosic, PA, AMA Paula L. Longo, King ot Prussia, PA, AMA, PBL, Zela Psi LiWe Sisters, Hall Counci Dave Loreman, Bloomsburg, PA, Kehr Union Supervisor, Soc Club, Phil Club Sylvia A. Lorene, Port Carbon. PA, PSEA. Intra, ARS, Hall Council Robert W. Low. Phi Sig Xi. PBL. ASPA. Lacrosse Lentha L. Lucas, Hamsburg, PA, PhKPh, KDP, PSEA, CARC, CEC Marnell Lutz, Bloomsburg, PA, Alpha Psi (Pres), Players Donna J. Luzenski, Milton, PA, Orchestra (Sec), STD (Treas, V-Pres), KDP, Dean s List 86 Summer Honors Program, CCM, Hall Council (Pres), ARS, Homecoming Sweelheart Court Christine M. Lyons, Philadelphia PA The Voice (Editor). Jill M. MacFarland. King ol Prussia, PA, Mass Comm Club (Treas) Econ Club PBL AMA Maureen L. Mahoney, Huntingdon. PA, DMD, PhKPh. ARS (V-Pres). Montour Hall Council (V-Pres) Jeanine Maier. Willow Grove. PA. IVCF. FCA. Band Michael Maize. Riverside. PA Mark J. Makara, West Hazleton. PA. Intra. ROTC Lisa A. Malonoski. Audubon, PA, PBL, AMA, Hall Council Wanda M, Mandell. Benton, PA Mark Allen Manzo. Holland, PA, Econ Club. DMD. Ski Club. ASPA Adrian C. Marcewicz, Philadelphia. PA. Intra. English Club. The Voice. Laura E. Marchlone, PSEA Angela M. Marks, Pennsburg, PA, AST, DMD, Intra Carta Ann Marsteller, Levittown, PA. CARC. CEC. Pro| Aware. KDP ARS Thomas J. Martin. West Caldwell. NJ. Football, DMD Amy B. Matyas. Bloomsburg. PA. PhKPh. ADK Linda Marie Matzoni, Nanticoke. PA, Med Tech Club DEB, Intra Linda C, Maugel. Harrington. DE Suzann Maurer, Washington Crossing. PA. Intra. Program Board M.r. ' . I ..I., I I I ,:. Patricia Deane Maust. SOAR, Soc Club. Intra. Candace J. May. Athens. PA, Acctg Club Cynthia M, May, Stroudsburg, PA Constance Maximo. Benrvyn, PA, Swim Melisa L, McCalister, Carlisle, PA, ASPA. Spanish Club Susan A McCarthy. King ol Prussia. PA. PSEA ACEI Ann Mane McConnell. Stanhope NJ Chi Sig Jeffrey M McConnell, Bloomsburg. PA. Bsktball. Wgtiilt Club Rob McCracken. (tedtord. NY Michael A McDarby, Scranton PA Intra Pre-Law Club Mary L McDonnell, Mittlinville PA ASPA AMA Diane H McElhiney, Southampton PA Tn Sig SNA Meredith L McEtvaney, Mt Carbon. PA ACEI PSEA Dean s List Joseph J McFadden, . .msdale PA Zeta Psi Kevin P. McGlnnis. Honesdale, PA, SIO (Treas), IFC, Finance Club Membei Colleen A. McGoff. Berwick, PA, SNA Kelly L. McGuckln. Spnnglield. PA. SNA. Tn Sig. CGA Michael J. McHugh, Fairless Hills. PA, AMA Marcelle Mclntyre, New Castle, DE Michelle Mclntyre. New Castle, DE Karen Ann McKenna, Crantord. NJ, Bowling Kelly Ann McKeown, Dallas, PA, ASA, AMA Lisa M, McMullen. Mount Joy, PA, SNA Karen Medei. PIX PSEA, ACEI Sonya D. Mellott. Numidia, PA, Players, Bloom Magazine. STD, KDP Jeffrey Mergel. Bethlehem, PA, TKE, AMA, Intra, IFC Patricia Meron. Newton Square. PA. AMA. DEB Terry Mesloh. Matamoras. PA Mary L. Metallo. Bloomsburg. PA Patricia Metzger. Bethlehem, PA, ISC (Pres), CGA, DPMA. Kehr Union Governing Board, Greek Advisory Board, Who s Who, Theta Tau, DMD, Acctg Club Steven D. Metzker. Williamspori, PA, CGA, ARS (Co-Pres), Kehr Union Governing Board Scott R. Michael. Robesonia. PA. Baseball Julie Renae Miller. Jersey Shore. PA. SNA Thomas K. Miller. Muncy. PA. Acctg Club. Y Rep. The Voice, DMD Cathy A. Milot. Tamaqua. PA. Chi Theta Pi. SNA, Intra Sherri A. Minnich. Treichlers, PA Christine M. Miskiewicz. Polistown. PA. Acctg Club. PBL Tim Mitchell. Mechanicsburg. PA. Tennis R. Michael Monroe. Harrington. PA. DMD Wayne R. Morris, Norristown. PA Christina A. Morrison, Landisburg. PA. Econ Club, ASPA, ODE, DMD, Pre-Law Club Donald L, Motel, Lock Haven, PA. Army ROTC Patricia A. Moyer, Elysburg. PA. The Voice, Inter Rel. STD Carol A. Murphy. Newtown. PA. Intra. SNA Dennis J. Murphy. Fairless Hills. PA, Lambda Chi (Pres, Treas), CGA. Luzerne Hall Pres, Montour Hall Pres, ODE, PBL Marianne Murray. Audubon, PA, SNA, Zeta Psi Lmie Sisters Kim M, Mychaliszyn. Catasauqua, PA, Pi Omega, Phi Delta Michelle Lynn Myers. Birdsboro, PA, Chi Sig. Players. Choir Lynn Yvonne Naugle. Berwick. PA Lori S. Namey. Millville. PA Mary Neff. N.i.-areth PA, Psi Chi, Psych Club Leslie Dawn Newman. Zeta Psi Little Sister, Med Tech Club Vincent P. Nicastro, Hulmeville, PA, Intra, DMD, PhKPh Tammy Nick. Forest City, PA, ASPA PBL, Wom Rec Laurie A. Nitchkey. Easton. PA. AMA. DEB, CAS, Wom Coalition Rhonda C. Noble. Marysville. PA Timothy J. Noggle, Hazleton. PA. Army ROTC RA. Bio Club Lisa Nonnenmacher. Stockholm. NJ, AMA, PBL Whitney Anne Noll. Challont, PA, AMA Pamela J. Norton. Scranton, PA, Tn Sig. SNA John A. O ' Brien, Glenmore. PA Diane O ' Connor, Hughesville. PA. Homecoming (Chair). Husky Ambassadors (Sec) PSEA, Wom Chor, CEC, CARC, KDP, PhKP Sharon E. O ' Connor, Ashland PA Bio Club. Tn Beta Sharon M. Olinger. Wyomissing, PA PBL, Acctg Club Lari S. Olsen. Orangeville. PA. ASA. KDP. PSEA. CGA Lynn M. Oman. Bloomsburg. PA. SNA. Commuters (Co-Pres) Red Cross Voiiinieer Terina L. Oman. VV iiamsport. PA, SNA (Treas) Oebra Lynn Opalesky. Jenkmtown, PA. NSSHLA Fay Oniz Bethlehem PA, Theta Tau Janice L. Osborne. ARMA Janelle Ostrich, Robesonia PA Ski Club NSSHLA Mary Owen. Warminster. PA, ASA (Treas). Vball Club. Acctg Club. Inlr,i Anthony J. Panuccio Jr.. Acctg Club PBL AMA Finance Club Dawn Alison Panzer. Ouakertown. PA PhKPh. Psi Chi (Sec) Laurel Lynn Parlltt. Milllinburg. PA, Band, TBE, Intra, Soph and Jr HoniMv nriiirnj -..veelheart Wendi Lynne PatacconI, Shickshinny. PA. PSEA. Comnuler Sandra K Paul. Husky Ambassador SNA. Homecoming Comm Kimberlee A. Penlzotto, Brooklield. CT Joanne Peragino, . ewton, NJ AMA Michael Percey, Bloomsburg, PA BSCC Charmaine Perles, Intra PSEA, NEA Rebecca A Perry. :ra CARC (Treas) Special Olympics Jeffrey J Persavage Sr., Shamokin PA SNA Emmett J. Phillips, Middieporl PA Ice Hockey. Lambda Chi Intra. Financ-e Club Scott PIckford. Warminster PA Ski Club (Pres). SIO Margaret D Pierce, PBL Acctg Club Lori A. Pisco. Vinersviiie, PA Intra, Soltbaii Bsktball Colleen S Plower, Bridgeport PA AMA Program Board Judi A Pollard, Catawissa PA Susan C Powell. Riegeisviile PA PBL AMA Fa Hockey Lora J Price. ' GA KDP Walter V Price III, Columbia PA PhSP Mark E. Pritz. Mahanoy City. PA Air Force ROTC Heidi J. Pruteman, Emmaus PA Band. AMA (Sec) DMD PSI TBS Inlr.i S .r P«ut J Pugnetti. ■■ . ' lYjro PA Acctg Club Ski Club ICB Rosemary Ouagllarlello, SpnngtieM. PA Tn Sig PSEA 253 Theresa S. Quaresimo, Stroudsburg, PA, Special Olympics, The Voice, Intfa Marsha K. Ralston, Indianapolis, IN, Chi Sig. Ski Club Susan L. Ralston, Hanover, NJ, Phi Sig Pi. NSSHLA Thomas Rampulla, Easton, PA, SIO (Pres), Jr Class V-Pres Anthony J, Ratchtord, Kingston, PA, Phi Sig Xi, AMA Alyssa Ratner, Allentown, PA, Pfogram Board, NSA Karen M. Raybuck, Kutpmonl, PA, PSEA, Intfa, Vball Club, Tutoring J. David Redanauer, Nomstown, PA, CGA, AMA, PBL Brian B. Reddish, Delta Pi, Lacrosse Lauren L. Reeder, Bloomsburg, PA, Homecoming Court, Finance Club Camilla A. Reedy, New Columbia, PA, PBL, AMA, ASPA Robin Reese, Hughesvilte, PA, Worn Chor, Homecoming, SNA Elizabeth G. Reighter, Mechanicsburg, PA, Tennis, AMA, Ski Club Christopher J. Reilly, Doylestown, PA John C, Reilly, Massapequa Park, NY, CGA, Soccer Michael L, Rexrode, IPC Acctg Club, Lambda Chi Kathleen M. Richards Bracy, Reading, PA, Band, Studio Band, PBL, Acclq Clulri Norine A. Richards, Ralston. PA. Acc tg Club. DMD Lavette Richardson, Black Cultural Society. Program Board Maria Richardson, Wayne, PA, Asst Secretary Student Activities John T, Riley, Danville, PA, Golf Todd Ripkey, Lehighton, PA, ICB April Ripple, Challont, PA, Ski Club, SNA (V-Pres) Jane E. Ritter, Bethlehem, PA Barbara A. Ritz, Allentown, PA English Club (Co-Founder, Pres) Elizabeth Madeline Robbins, South Floral Park, NY, BAHI (V-Pres, Sec) Stephen F. Rohrbach, TKE (Treas), BACCHUS (Trees), CGA, Voice Photographer. Craig Rohrbaugh, Lancaster PA Diane J. Roinick, Weatherly, PA Scott W. Romberger, Pillow, PA, PBL, Acctg Club, Intra Maribeth Romeo. Massapequa, NY, Track, Intra JoAnn Rosanelli. Chalfont. PA. PBL. Acctg Club J. Gail Rosentierger, Gienside. PA Lora Jean Rosengrant, PBL. Lycoming Hall Council Patricia A. Ross, Reading. PA. SNA Ellen Roth, Emmaus, PA. PSEA. ACEI. Wom Chor Dana Renee Roughton, Metuchen. NJ. FCA. Players. Signify Collette A. Runkic, Dauphin. PA. DMD. Acctg Club, PCfvl Caren G, Rush, Andover, PA, ASPA, AMA Susan Rutstein, West Pittslon, PA, Bloom Magazine, STD, PCM, Circle K Jill E. Saeva, Soc Club, Ski Club Marcia Salvaggio, In Sig Brenda Samsel, Berwick, PA, CEC, CARC, PSEA, KDP Roshani K. Smamrasinghe, Kathleen Santoro, PIX, DMD, AMA Bret Michael Sarge, Laureldale, PA, DPMA, Finance Club, Lambda Chi, Ice Hockey, Intra Melissa J. Sargent, Williamspon, PA, PBL, AMA, fytass Comm Club, Intra Denise M. Sarmento, King of Prussia, PA, CEC, CARC Rotjert A. Sarrafian, Havertown, PA Marybeth A. Sawyer, Bethlehem, PA, Image, Chi Sig, SNA, SNAP Cynthia M, Scanlon, Nomstown, PA, PIX, Image, KDP, BAHI. CARC Gregory P. Schank, Waverly. PA. Soph Class Sec. Sr Class Sec. CGA, Delta Pi Joan Marie Schiavino, Amboy, NJ, ASA, AMA Scott Carl Schetfler, Holland, PA, WBSC Lisa J. Schlegel, Mitflintown, PA, SNA Pamela M. Schlegel, North PA Melissa A. Schmer, Tamaqua, PA, SNA, SNAP Suzanne Marie SchocK, Catawissa, PA, PSEA Pamela Scholl, West Chester, PA, FCA, Psych Assn, Soc Club Wendy M. Schraek, Williamsport, PA, French Club, PSEA, NEA Kevin Schraden, Allentown, PA, SIO, Bio Club Scott R. Schrcckengasl. Montoursville, PA, Concert Choir, Husky Singer, Players, Foiensics John Gary Scicchitano, Psych Assn (Pres, V-Pres), Public Relations CAS Paul J. Sedlak, West Wyoming, PA, Lambda Chi, Intra Mary E. Seder, Wellsboro, PA, ODE, Econ Club, Arts and Science Student Council Andrea J. Seksinsky, Poughkeepsie, NY James R. Sellman Jr, King of Prussia, PA, Football Debra Sensenig, Lancaster. PA. Tri Sig Scott Scttelen, Philipsburg. PA. SIO. Finance Club. AMA M. Christine Sexlon, Trenton. NJ. KDP (Hist). CEC. PSEA. Choir Mary Theresa Shanley, Florham Park. NJ, BACCHUS, Students Advi sory Council, PIX Brian K. Shavor, Downmgtown, PA, Phi Sig Xi, ESC. Intra Joy Sheffield. Camp Hill. PA. Fd Hockey Lisa Marie Sheptock, Bethlehem. PA, Chi Sig, Econ Club, French Club ASPA Donna K. Shief, Cogan Station, PA, Softball, Pi Omega, Diane E. Shields, Wilkes-Barre, PA, Fd Hockey, Softball Patricia Ann Shott, Gienside. PA. Ski Club. DMD. AMA Lynne C. Shulti. Bloomsburg. PA. SOAR (V-Pres). Soc Club. Peer Lcn Ann Sibley, Reading. PA. PStA. Karen L. Siddall, Mechanicsburg, PA, Signify R, Douglas Sigler. Sparta NJ Lori L. Simons, Acctg Club, Intra Myra K. Sindlinger, Liberty. PA. PBL. Band, Pi Omega, KDP Kimbcrly A, Sitler, St Marys, PA, Intra, KME, PSEA Michael S, Skrzat, North Wales, PA, Chem Club Nancy R. Skuba, Hazleton, PA, KDP (Treas), SOAR, PSEA, PhKPh KDP (Service Award 1987) Karen Lyn Slye, Levittown, PA. PIX. ISC Stephanie A. Slysh. Memphis. TN. AST. Choir Thomas W. Smelas. Palmerton. PA. PBL. Intra Guy Michael Smith. Allentown. PA. Pi Omega Jolene Torpy Smith. Wellsboro. PA. SOAR. Acctg Club Lynn Smith, Old Bridge, NJ, Chi Sig (Pres), Mass Comm Club, Econ Club, WBUQ Timothy R. Smith, Wyoming, PA, PBL, IVCF, FCA. Intra Diane Snyder. Bridgewaler, NJ, ISC (V-Pres), CGA, Chi Sig, AMA, BACCHUS Donna E, Snyder, Selinsgrove, PA, AMA Elizabeth Snyder, Dallas, PA, PSEA, ACEI Laurie Snyder, Wind Gap, PA, AMA, Tutor Suzette Marie Spering, Montrose, PA, ASPA (V-Pres) Lisa Spotts Jones, Potlsville, PA Lynn Sokoloski, NSSHLA Karen Lynn Souder, Ouakertown, PA, RA, KME, Math Club Lee W, Stahl, KME Cheryl J. Stabler, Bloomsburg, PA, SOAR MIchele Starzecki, Acctg Club, PBL, Intra Lorraine R. Stassel, Paxinos, PA, FCA, NCF, IVCF, SNA Rick Steckel, Whitehall, PA, Phi Sig Xi, Finance Club, Econ Club, IFC Sports, Intra Sally J. Stein, Kutztown, PA, ASA, PSEA, Alumni Assn, RA Diane Stengel, Easton, PA, ASA Karen J, Steward, PIX, Finance Club Mary Ruth Stewart. Chambersburg, PA Stephanie A. Stewart. Bloomsburg, PA, Psi Chi Teddi Mae Stone. Levittown. PA, ASPA (Treas), XTP (Sec), TKE Little Sister Jim Strack, Chester NJ, Phi Sig Xi (Pres), Wgtiift Club, Football, IFC, Mass Comm Club Kimberly S. Strobeck, Red Lion. PA. Cheerleader, PSEA, KDP, PhKP Sandra A, Stucker, Wilkes-Barre. PA. Protect Awareness, CEC, CARC Ann M, Stugrin, Catawissa, PA, SAA Tammy Sukanick, Coplay, PA, Track, PIX Amy Jean Sunderland, Kutztown, PA, PSEA, Wom Chor, CEC, Intra, RA Cheryl Lynn Sunshine, Raritan, NJ, CARC (Pres), Special Olympics. CEC PSEA Shelly Supatina, Mt Carmel, PA Laurie Sutton, Stroudsburg, PA, ASPA, CTP, TKE Lmie Sisters, DMD Brendan A. Sweeney, Delaware Water Gap, PA, CTP, CEC Cheri Lynn Sweeney, Drums, PA, Orchestra, Bowling Cathleen L, Sweigart, Fd Hockey, Softball, Lacrosse, Tri Beta Maryann Takacs, Tobyhanna, PA, PBL, Acctg Club Todd S. Talarico, Wernersville, PA, CGA, Delta Pi (Pres) Robyn M. Talbot, Rockaway, NJ, Chi Sig, Econ Club, Ski Club, Psych Assn Intra Lisa A. Teel, Pi Omega, PBL, PSEA, PBEA, NBEA. WRA, Hall Council. Intra, ARS Amy Jo Teigland. FCA, IVCF, Special Olympics Wendy R. Tennis, Souderton, PA, Players, Wom Chor, Alpha Psi Lisa Thomas. Middleburg, PA, CGA, AST Richard R. Thomas II. Franklin Park, NJ, Track, Delta Pi Matthew Thompson. South Williamsport, PA, PBL. AMA. ASPA, Spe- cial Olympics Valerie Thompson, Lewisberry, PA, Tn Beta, Med Tech Club, Program Board Michael J. Tiedeken, Ambler, PA, History Club, CGA, Intra Denise Tillery, Philadelphia, PA Mark J. Tillman, Soccer, Ski Club (Treas), Student Alumni Council Lori M. Tlmt erlake, Warminster, PA. Concert Comm. Mass Comm Club Susan Tipping, Warminster, PA, Thela Tau MIchele Ann Tobin, St Clair PA Bloom Magazine (Ad. Editor), Program Board Lisa A. Tomlinson. North Hills, PA, Choir Paul R. Touey. Kingston, PA, Finance Club, AMA, Phi Sig Xi Rosemarie Trigiani. Rosela, PA, Chi Sig, AMA Briti D. Trumbower. Chadds Ford PA, Obiter. Rebecca O. Turberville, Catawissa, PA. SOAR (1st VP). Psych Assn. Psi Chi Elaine M. Tushup, Hershey, PA Lisa A, Tuthill, Laurel, NY, CARC, Special Olympics Pamela Sydney Uhl, Salamanca, NY, Ski Club Lisa Ulshafer, Samen ille, NJ, Elwell Hall Council (Treas), PBL Holly Ann Underkoffler, Williamstown, PA, PBL, Public Awareness Comm, Pi Omega, FCA Tracy Underkoffler, Mt Joy, PA, Theta Tau Ellen Van Horn, Phoenixville, PA, Bowling Club, CCM, The Voice. Cynthia VanTeyens, West Milford, NJ, Band, SNA Frank Varano, Kulpmont, PA, TKE Roseann Varano, Shamokin, PA, PSEA, ACEI. PBL, AMA, Chi Sig Lori E. Varncy, Shamokin, PA, Husky Ambassadors, SSHLA. Stud Advisory Comm (Speech Path), Student Peer Advisor, Special Olympics- Allison Veith. Cobleskill, NY, Finance Club, Acctg Club, PBL, Marina T. Ventresca, Allentown. PA. Theta Tau Suzanne Visloskie, Mt Carmel, PA, Acctg Club, PBL, Public Awareness (Chair), Program Board Thomas J. Von Braunsberg, East Stroudsburg, PA, ASPA Harold G. Wagner Jr, Tamaqua, PA, WBUQ Lisa R. Walker, Towanda, PA, Acctg Club, NAA Todd Darren Walker, Bloomsburg, PA, Kappa Alpha (VP), AMA, Schuylkill Hall Gregg G. Walter. Reading, PA, Acctg Club, DMD, PhKPh, Intra Carol Ann Walters, Ivyland, PA, AMA, Phi Sig, PBL Margaret Ward, Bayonne, NJ, RA, Intra, ARS, CARC, CEC Jane Suzanne Warfel, Lancaster, PA, NSSHLA, OWL, Peer Academic Advisor Kimberly Wartield, Forest Hill, MD, Parent ' s Weekend Comm (Chair), AST BACCHUS, Stud Org Comm, Econ Club (Pres) Mary Theresa Wash, Lancaster, PA, Econ Club, ODE, RA, Players Jill Washychyn, Emmaus, PA, Psi Chi (V-Pres), ASA, Psych Assn. CGA Marianne Waselik, Florham Park, NJ, Special Olympics, ASPA Denise Waskie, Levittown, PA, Phi Delta, Acctg Club Paul J. Wassum, Yardley, PA. Lacrosse, GEO, PBL, AMA William Watkins, CGA Executive Council, Delta Pi, Chess Club, Soc- cer Robert P, Weaver Jr, Norrislown. PA, ESC Joel Allen Weible. Gettysburg, PA. Lambda Chi. Players, Alpha Psi, Randy L. Weidner, Oley, PA, Acctg Club (Pres), DMD (Pies), Band, Hall Council Who ' s Who Susan E. Wenrlch, Pine Grove, PA, Acctg Club, DMD (Treas), PBL (State Sec of PA) Tammy Jo Wernet, Saylorsburg, PA, Air Force ROTC, ISC, Phi Delta Jacqueline West. Freehold, NJ, Program Board, English Club Carol A. Westwood, Allentown, PA, Phi Sig, Players, Mass Comm Club Kris Wetherhold, Whitehall, PA, Cheerleader. Theta Tau Richard Whelchel. Gilberton, PA, Football. PSEA, History Club Barbara Wiese, Kunkletown, PA, Players, ASA, Choir, Madrigals. FCA. RA R. Mark Wilhelm, Mountain Top, PA, Lambda Chi (V-Pres), Ice Hockey (Pres) Carolee Wiley, Hellertown, PA, Intra, Schuylkill Hall Council. SPH Assn Elizabeth Williams, Wilkes-Barre. PA. Zeta Psi Little Sisters Kelly Ann Williams, Pringle. PA, Image (VP), NSSHLA. Dean ' s List Linda L. Williams, Hazleton. PA, DMD, Acctg Club, PBL, AMA Thomas G, Williams, Mifflinburg, PA, Wgllift Club, Intra, PSEA, Special Olympics Gary C. Wilson, Lancaster, PA. CGA, Black Cultural Society, Human Relations Comm, Kehr Union Governing Board Marci Winchester. Bethlehem, PA, Pi Omega Eileen Winckoski, Hunlock Creek, PA, DEB, PBL, ASPA, Intra Monika E. Winder, Montgomery, PA, Math Club Candy L. Wingate, Hazleton, PA, CARC, Proi Aware (Sec), PSEA, KDP Tina Kristen Wolf, Huntingdon Valley, PA, PIX, AMA, Mass Comm Club R. Craig Wolff, Haddon Heights, NJ, Lambda Chi, Econ Club, PBL, Ski Club, Intra, IFC Alexander P. Wolfgang, Ashland, PA, Anthropology Club, Folk Danc- ing Club Charlotte R. Wool. Selinsgrove, PA, SNA, FCA Debera Wozniak. Beranck, PA, CEC, BAHI Beth Wright, Whitehall, PA, Phi Delta Margaret M. Wullert, Hartsville, PA. Choir, Madrigal, Wom Chor, KME, Math Club PSEA Lisa M. Wyatt, Ashland, PA, SNA Sandy Yacoski, Kulpmont, PA. Acctg Club, Chi Sig Julie Yanko. Newtown Square, PA Janet M. Yescavage, New Cumberland, PA, Theta Tau (Corres Sec), Kay Ailecn Yocum, Watsontown, PA, DEB, PSEA, ACEI, WBSC Larry R. Yocum Jr, Wapwallopen, PA Mary Yodzio, Shamokin. PA. Program Board. Players Karen S. York, Souderton, PA, FCA, Dance Marathon, PBL Carol A. Young, Easton, PA, BAHI, PSEA, KDP Daniel Young, Nomstown, PA, Finance Club, X Country, Track MIchele A. Young. Williamsport, PA, Cheerieader, PSEA, Ski Club Renee D. Young. Bloomsburg, PA, PSEA, ACEI Susan Anne Youshock, Elmjurst, PA Sally Ann Yost, Stillwater, PA, Bsktball, Intra Barry Yotley, Mocanaqua, PA, Rugby Jackie Zack, Shamokin, PA, Thela Tau, Onentation (Asst Dir), PSEA. Orientation Advisory Board, Who ' s Who Amy J. Zakrzewskt, Shamokin, PA, Quest. STD, Bloom Magazine, Student Planning Assn, PhKP Stephen G. Zaie, Bloomsburg, PA, PBL, ASPA, Intra Thomas R. ZaIewskI, Shamokin, PA, Football Scott R Zduniak, Hamburg, NJ. Marianne Elizabeth Zellner, Bethlehem, PA, Campus Scouts (Pres), ACEI, PSEA, KDP, CCCA, Hall Council Anne M. Zeplln, Tamaqua, PA, PSEA, KDP Connie J. Zwoyer. 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With Commencement, you have. moved from one important part of the Bloomsburg University family — the student body — to another: the Alumni Association. You have joined over 29,000 other alumni who are making significant contributions to society in every state and more than two dozen foreign countries. Wherever you go, please remember this: The staff of the Alumni Office stands ready to serve you, whether it is next month or in 20 years. That ' s why we are here, to serve as your liaison with the University. If ever you encounter a problem or need information, please contact us first. We will do everything we can to expedite a solution or a response. In the meantime, we would like you to knov; what else you can expect from your Alumni Office. In a word, it is SERVICE. Here are some examples: Publishing The Alumni Quarterly. Please feel free to send news about significant events in your life for the Class Notes section — the most popular part of The Quarterly. All alumni receive one issue each year; alumni who contribute to the University Annual Fund (in any amount) receive all four issues. Planning class reunions at five-year intervals on either Alumni Weekend in the spring or on Homecoming in the fall. Arranging regional alumni meetings throughout Pennsylvania and other parts of the United States. Be sure to tell us when you move, so we can let you know when a meeting is planned in your area, Providing opportunities for alumni to return to campus to share their experiences with current students. These opportunities include the Alumni Fellow in Residence program each semester and the Alumni-Student Mixer on the afternoon before Homecoming. Informing you of ways in which you can serve your Alma Mater, either through financial contributions to the University Annual Fund or by contributions of your time and talent, Above all ,_ please remember that your Alumni Association will be better if you take an active role in its projects and programs! Sincerely, i! Doug .ppenstiel Director of Alumni Affairs I