Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

THISTLE 19 CARNEGIE-MELLON UNI PITTSBURGH, PENNSY 178 VERSITY LVANIA 3 Introduction........2 Administration and Faculty......16 Sports.............30 Greeks.............58 Activities.........72 Seniors...........112 Epilogue.........150 WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE WOMEN AT CMU? Same as anywhere else except the pretty ones hide. In general, they’re a lot friendlier than most women at other schools I've visited. The women need to worry less about social values and frat boys.” Sexy calculators. Like any other group of people, they are varied. They're camouflage experts. Buy them leashes and feed them Puppy Chow. Despite popular opinion, CMU has its share of attractive women. There aren’t enough.” WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE MEN AT CMU? There aren’t too many — just boys with calculator toys.” The ones who smile are nice. The ones who aren't nerds are only after your body. The Greeks are great.” Some of them like computers better than people.” “Rather ambitious, in both good and bad ways.” There are too many of them.” The greenery, the trees, and the computers.” The Cut in the springtime. You can skateboard down Baker Hall. “Mudbattles on Frat Square till the administration says NO. It is very close to the center of Pittsburgh, but it's secluded by Schenley Park.” WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT WHEN YOU WALK ACROSS CAMPUS ON A SUNNY DAY? Depends on my mood — sometimes classes, but usually about good times spent.” Something’s wrong, it should be raining! Air pollution, football, sex. Sunset over Doherty Hall, picnics. What it would be like to have pretty girls here. Flying kites, not going to classes, sitting outside and drawing.” I can’t remember the last sunny day. HOW IMPORTANT ARE SPORTS AT CMU? “Judging by attendance figures, I'd say about as important as student government.’’ “About as important as a Protestant in a Catholic graveyard. “Important to girls who like good bodies on football players. “Not too important since Jimmy the Greek doesn’t put out point spreads for CMU.” Not as important as at other schools; there seems to be a lot of apathy here.” IF YOU SAW PICTURES OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM WHAT CAPTIONS WOULD YOU EXPECT TO SEE? “CMU. The team that did better than Pitt.” Not on athletic scholarship. “Gasior scores another touchdown.” Gasior fumbles another one.” AMS student or frat people. Now if we filled the ball with Freon 12 and made the cover of polyvinylchloride ...” This group also says White Cloud is softer.” And it's a Bobby Kennedy quarterback sneak once again.” The CMU Forensic Club.” ATO. Greek letters. Stopped short again.” These men have brains and brawn. Who needs brains?” Ninth runner up in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl.” WHY DO YOU ENJOY WATCHING SOCCER OR BASKETBALL GAMES? For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction (watch it work).” Because I enjoy watching mindless competition. The players are not as idolized as football players.” You can see their legs. To see people killing each other on a field of competitive sport instead of the cut.” They are fast-paced and have more action than most sports.’ To see our opponents get beat.’ You can scream a lot.” 11 WHAT DO YOU DO TO RELAX? Watch concrete testing in the Civ. E. lab. Lift weights.” Go out with friends, talk deeply with someone. I jump out frat windows.” Watch the milk turn sour in Skibo.” Get high, expand the mind, make love. Run after PAT buses and inhale the exhaust fumes.” I go for a ride or read junky books that have nothing to do with classes.” HOW DO YOU EXPRESS YOUR CREATIVITY HERE AT SCHOOL? Walk to class by different paths, trying to think of new ways to say HI.” I write nasty things in wet concrete.” By destroying something in a creative manner.” Doodle on my notes.” In ASE.” I play my flute or harmonica or sing in the shower.” I play the spoons to Mozart. WHAT IS AN ARTIST? An artist is one who communicates his emotions to others using his body, his hands, his voice, his words.” Someone incapable of being an engineer. That's like asking what is life.” A person who gets most of his supplies from the art store instead of the bookstore. Somebody with paint on his pants. Someone who puts his spirit, himself, into his work. An artist is a fine arts person, an engineer, a scientist, a writer. A creator.” WHAT DO STUDENTS DO BESIDES STUDY? Revise Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. Listen to WRCT.” Fool around, or in other words, mind their own affairs. Go to Allie’s. Improve the Mona Lisa. 15 You mean there's something else?” WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE STEEL SCULPTURE? Attack of the metallic caterpillar. I see something different every time. It makes a handy landmark.” A train wreck? The integral of a constant.” It represents the use and control of space.” Perhaps it’s R2D2’s mother. i® Administration and Faculty 18 The President of the University Graduation is a joyous occasion for a number of reasons, but perhaps the most important one is that it symbolizes the achievement of a set of goals, explicit or implicit. Few students are capable of completing their education at a school like Carnegie-Mellon University without exhibiting a great deal of effort. Thus, graduation is an achievement of which you can be proud. Unfortunately, it is only one step in many that are necessary before you can truly view yourself as having made the fullest possible use of your intellectual resources and training. However, the same self-discipline and drive that were necessary for your education will serve you well in your professional life. It has been a pleasure for me to have you at Carnegie-Mellon and I wish you the best of luck as you pursue your careers. I hope that you will make a contribution in some form so that our society is improved and that your life will be rewarding to you and to others. Dr. Richard M. Cyert 19 As deans of Student Affairs, Deans Swank and Cox are kept very busy. Dean Swank serves as the advisor of Student Senate, United Fraternal Organization and heads the University Disciplinary Committee, to name a few of his responsibilities. Dean Cox is on the Student Senate Finance Committee and is advisor to PanHellenic and the THISTLE. Earle Swank. Dean, Student Affairs Lois E. Cox. Assistant Dean, Student Affairs Carnegie Institute of Technology began the year with high hopes of establishing CMU as a major solar energy research center. An interdisciplinary group made up of faculty and students from the departments of Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Engineering and Architecture, headed by Professor Arthur T. Murphy delved into the problem of solar emergy. Ground was broken next to Doherty House for the proposed Solar Energy Lab. Plans for construction are still progressing, although there is no visual evidence at the site, because of a revision in cost estimates. Angel G. Jordan. Head, Electrical Engineering 21 CIT alumni made news around the world this year. In October of 1977, Vasily Vasilyevich Kuznetsov, a Metallurgy student from 1931 to 1933, became First Vice President of the Soviet Union. Later, in February of 1978, Judith Resnik, a 1970 Electrical Engineering Graduate, was chosen by NASA, to be one of the first six women astronauts. M. Granger Morgan. Head. Engineering and Public Policy Arthur Murphy. Head. Mechanical Engineering 22 On September 1st, 1977, Dr. Daniel Berg was named Dean of the Mellon Institute of Science, replacing Acting Dean Edward Schatz. Dean Berg's goals for MIS are to emphasize the cultural importance of the sciences, to bring the departments under his jurisdiction closer together, and to integrate MIS more with all of the colleges, rather than just with CIT. Berg also intends to solve immediate managerial problems such as finding a department head for Biology and reversing the recent decline in enrollment, which he says has bottomed out. He is optimistic about job and career opportunities that develop from an education in science. In September. Dean Robert Kail was promoted from Assistant Dean of CIT MIS. in charge of freshmen to Associate Dean of CIT MIS. IkV Simeon A. Friedberg, Head. Physics (opposite) 23 Daniel Berg. Dean. MIS Joseph B. Kadane. Head. Statistics Robert L. Kay. Head. Chemistry Akram Midani. Dean. CFA Robert E. Page. Head. Music (opposite) Robert S. Taylor. Acting Head. Architecture Orville M. Winsand. Head. Art Fine Arts has been making headlines on two major issues this year. First, there is the continuing search for a permanent head of the Architecture department. Robert Taylor has been acting head since Delbert Highlands resigned the position in June of 1976. Three candidates have been offered the position and have turned it down. Dean Midani says the search will continue, but it is expected to take quite a while to find a new head. The dropping of music education from the curriculum of the Music Department caused much controversy. Robert Page, the head of the Music Department announced the department needed more specialization and a choice had to be made between the performance option and the education option. The announcement was met with severe criticism from the students and a painted fence. The Design Department has made plans for a Senior Show this year. Last year the show was cancelled due to lack of organization. The College of Humanities and Social Sciences developed a new Core Curriculum which was tested by all of the H SS freshmen this year. The Core, consisting of sixteen courses in five clusters, was designed with the objective of providing students with a common base of skills, concepts, and knowledge upon which advanced studies can be built. However, the program has not been well received by the students, as many have expressed disappointment and frustration with the restrictions the Core imposes. Lester Lave. Head. Economics John P. Crecine, Dean. H SS 27 The H SS Academic Advisory Center, established last year, expanded this year under William Cohn, of the History Department. The AAC shows students the options available to them, including self-defined majors and professional sub-fields such as prelaw. The AAC seeks to produce liberal-professional graduates with an edge over other liberal arts grads in the job market. Ludwig F. Schaefer. Head. History and Philosophy AMS The Department of Administration and Management Science underwent a major change in focus this year as a result of the appointment of Robert Kaplan as dean of GSIA in November. Kaplan’s viewpoint is that undergraduate business students are not getting a broad education and need to study more science and humanities. One of his first actions in office was to cease to require Elements of Industrial Administration, a course condemned as worthless by some students. Despite problems, AMS is a high quality department and the demand for its courses has set records this year. Thomas M. Kerr. Head. AMS Student Activities Ann Witchner. Director. Campus Activity Center Operations Maryann Patross. Secretary. Campus Mary Jo Rudman. Skibo Building Manager Activity Center Operations Athletic Department James E. Banner. Director. Intercollegiate Athletics Earl J. Birdy. Director. Intramural Athletics Sports have been on the rise at CMU. Many of the Varsity teams have come out of obscurity to places of prominence in the President’s Athletic Conference and Division III. The football team was the PAC Champion this year and last year the basketball team went to the Division III playoffs. Much of the recent success of the Varsity teams is due to the excellent recruiting and leadership of Jim Banner, the Athletic Director. Intramural athletics play an important part in CMU life. Earl J. Birdy’s intramural program not only includes conventional sports such as football and softball, but unexpected ones such as chess, backgammon and badminton. The diversity of the program affords all kinds of people the opportunity to get involved. CMU's intramural program has been cited as one of the best in the nation. vv-ci Sports 32 FOOTBALL 1977 Tartans PAC Champs The Tartans, PAC champions with a 7-0 league record and a 8-1 overall record, just missed playing in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. However, many players made the All-Conference Team including Bobby Kennedy, Gary Bonn, John Bielich, Rick Lackner, Bob Hantz, Mike Jochmann, Mark Demo, Gus Sunseri (first team) and Jay Meenen, Rick Leaman, Tony DiGioia (second team). Bob Kennedy was the offensive player of the year and Coach Klausing was the PAC coach of the year. Rick Arturo. John Bielich. Gary Bonn. Kerry 8ove. John Briceland. Maurice Brown. Rick Brown. Tac Caine. Perry Colosimo. Mike Daher. Bill Daley. Ralph David. Mark Demo. Jim Dickenson. Tony DiGioia. Don Fastuca. Mike Fausti. Bob Frye. Greg Gailey. Bob Gasior. Joe Giansante. Joe Goldcamp. Mark Green. Bob Hantz. Mike Haupt, Bob Hawk, Craig Hladik. Mike Jochmann. Mark Johnston. Don Kaminski. Bob Kennedy. Keith Knestaut, Rich Lackner. Mike langer. Rick Leaman. Gene Marcink. Ron Markovich. Gary Matz, Pat Mechas. Jay Meenen. Chip Miller. Bill Ochalek. Pat Olivo. Mike Powell. Mike Rice. Jerry Richie. Pete Rothermel. Greg Samsa, Dave Solomich. Nick Speicher, Jim Starr. Don Stoebe, Gus Sunseri. Mark Uram. Angelo Vicell. Matt Wehrle, Rich Wisniewski. Bill Wolford. Tom Yogan Field Hockey Under the coaching of Jane Fisk, the Women's Field Hockey Team had a winning season. With Captain Audrey Goldstein and high scorers M. J. Smith and Ingrid Goedicke, the team had a league record of four wins and only two losses. They are looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Barb Bittle. Joan Bothwell. Pam Eldridge. Coach Jane Fisk. Ingrid Goedicke. Audrey Goldstein, Irene Hobbs. Crystal Hoffman. Joan Jawelak. Ruth Kaufman. Sharon Klein. Joan Kreiser. Judy Parker. Jennifer Pitney. Lynn Ritter, Kim Rousch. Ann Schauer. Lindsey Schubel. Ellen Silverman. M. J. Smith. Vanessa Watkins 38 Soccer William Bassett. Tom Binnie. Rick Briesch, George Canepa. Dan Carlin. Dan Cho. Colin Clement. Amy Cook, Patrick Crump. Mark Harper, John Hawkins, Keith Hordatt, John Hunt. Dave King. Abraham Kolton. Scott Levy. David Martineau. John Masatsugu. Tom Meagher. Marlin Miller. Carl Pavelko. Robert Sikora. Michael Snizek. Henry Stone. Reuel Van Atta, Mark Walter, Doug Wright The Soccer Team had a hard season in their first year under Coach Gene Klein, scoring three wins and three losses in league play. Two players, Keith Hordatt and Tom Binnie, were named to the All-Conference Team, Keith for the third year in a row. The team is losing only a few seniors and hopes for a better season next year now that the period of adjustment to their new coach's methods is past. 40 Women’s Tennis Joan Andrews. Alexis Arlett. Diana Hulik. Brandi Jackson. Robin Klar. Catherine Lewis. Gina Mirigliano. Marya Piasecki. Denise Ryan. Alice Sexton. Karen Wiederhorn 41 Jim Chrisman. Gary Kemeny. Dave Kirby. Thomas Kopchak, Gary Lintner. Joe Marotti. Greg Maskarinec. Ralph Peters, Andrew Rudoff. Marc Silver, Michael Straub. John Sze. Jonathan Waite, Brian Wolf Men’s Tennis 42 Ice Hockey Jennifer Castor, Alrie Christian, Laura Cooper, Davina Oavies, Driana Davies. Jenny Donaldson. Karen Eldridge. Lorraine Fucich, Valare Gilbert. Ingrid Goedicke. Audrey Goldstein, Pat Harshbarger. Crystal Hotlman, Karen Holdsworth. Brandi Jackson. Deborah Kaltwasser. Leslie Neft. Judy Parker. Amy Pierce. Roberta Thweatt 44 Basketball CMU's hoopers finished the 1977-1978 season with a 10-4 record in the league and 14 wins to 7 losses overall. Two team members were chosen for the President’s Athletic Conference All League Team: Seniors George Harvey and Les Harper, both for the second year in a row. Teammate Larry Hufnagel, a sophomore, garnered an Honorable Mention. By unanimous vote, George Harvey was picked as PAC Player of the Year for the second consecutive year. Laurels were well deserved by the Tartans, who finished second only to Bethany College. 46 Joe Belechak. Greg Chambers. Tom Clancy. Hariano De Filippo. George Ellis. Les Harper. George Harvey. John Hobart, Dave Hofmeister. Larry Hufnagel. William James. Scott Mourier. Dave Schwartz. Dave Stefanick. Mike Underhill. Pat Ward. Raymond Wiley, John Zuilhof Women’s Basketball Carolyn Baxter. Laura Cooper. Dawn Drake. Tamera Fair. Davina Davies. Gale Gammerdinger, Ingrid Goedicke. Brandi Jackson. Barbara Owens. Mary Patrick. Teresa Preskar 49 Fencing Peter Bond, John Booz, Victor Brennan, Pamela Chace. Julie Cotten, Jenny Donaldson. Gary Frankston. Elizabeth Hayes, Crystal, Gillian Holdridge, Jonathan McGraw. Andrew Mendler, Jacob Michaels, Lynda Petrini, Brian Pierson. Kenneth Rapp. John Reid, Scott Rose. Avram Scheiner, Paul Schott. Mark Segal. Catherine Stadler, Alice Tame The Fencing Team finished the year with a 5-5 record. The team captain was senior Victor Brennan, who, during his four years on the team, lost only eleven bouts out of 167! The Epee Team record was 3 and 0. The women finished fourth in the State Tourney. 50 Janet Axtell. Tom Barr. Jeff Bland. Harry Coleman. Joseph Dickey. Pete Dickey. Maureen Fernandex. Robert Gierard, Thomas Gerlowski, Michael Hurley. Neal Kushner. James Matysek. Patricia Miller. Joachim Neteler. John Rossi. Jamie Uber. Dave Watterson. Tony Carrington. 8ob Frye. Brian Hobbs. Anne Dougherty. Diana Jackson 51 Track The Tartan Track Team had the strongest season in years in 1977-1978, going as an unexpected entry in the All-Conference Meet. Many team members set personal and school records, including Matt Wehrle’s 67 3 4” high jump, just 1 4” short of NCAA qualification. George Canepa. Tony Carrington. Steve Crelli. Paul DiCesare. Larry Gordon. Lisa Hagerman. Miller Hamm. Robert Hyland. Bernie Ivanschultz, Jett Klaiber, Bruce Krebbers. Robert McGhee. Richard Mengato. Frank Saphire. Thomas Shaw. Robert Silora. Robert Skavronski. Kim Smith. David Walch. Matt Wehrle 52 Cross Country CMU’S harriers competed respectably this season, coming in third in the conference. Outstanding performances were consistently made by Steve Crelli, by All Conference runner Steve Faloon, and by MVP and All Conference team member Dario Donatelli. James Biery. David Clark, Steve Crelli. John Daly. Dario Donatelli. Steve Faloon. Bret Fennell. Larry Gordon. Bernie Ivanschultz. Bruce Krebbers. William McShea. Steven Medvetz, Jaye Simmons. James Stewart, Mark Tarantino. Barry Vukoder. Steven Young 55 VWVVVVVVW- 9S 57 Greeks TZr- POOTBKVI COACH prry The brothers of Alpha Tau Omega showed their mettle once again by winning the major league intramural football championship this fall. The AT$2IM basketball team was also a crashing success. Other high points were the organization of an alumni association, the breaking in of the cross in the basement, the capturing of the first place trophy with Kappa Kappa Gamma in the Greek Sing mixed competition, and the introduction of a new buggy for Sweepstakes. Pete Antimarino. John Bielich. Steve Bielich. Perry Colosimo. Mike Daher. Mike DeBrosse. Jim Flynn. Brian Furman. Bob Gatehouse. Louis Gatti. Joe Hart. Bernie Ivanschultz. Mike Jochmann. Barry Johnston. Mike Kostic. Frank Massaro. Ken McCall. Jay Meenen, Bill Miller. Mike Minyon, Dave Neimeyer. Billy O'Mara. Tony Palermo. George Plumbo. Mark Prazer. Frank Pugliano. Mark Ramos. Brian Renner. Mark Rice. Tom Robich. Chris Russell. Tim Smeltzer. Dave Solomich. Don Stoebe. Mark Tarantino. Geotf Vrbancic. Barry Vukoder. Gary West, Ron West. Scott West. Joe Willebrand. Bill Wolford. Rick Baeder. Randy Becker. Tim Bracco. Pat Bryan. Gary Burner. Rick Cappo. Jim Coffin. Richard Costello. Bob Cunkleman. Jeff Dudley. Dink Dudley. Paul Duff. Charlie Eyster. John Faber. Glenn Giacobbe. Joe Giansante. Jim Goodwin. Jim Gladys. Craig Hladik. Al Humble. Roger Jaussi. John Jones. George Kaufman. Jeff Klaiber, Walt Kritsky. Mike Kuhns. Rick Leaman. Ted Leaman. Jim Nasium, Bill Olson. Ron Pontius. Tim Powers. Jim Prencipe. Pete Recchia. Greg Samsa, Mark Schaffer. George Sobeck. Jim Stefano. Mark Uram. Greg Werbaneth. Sheldon Willis. Bud Wiser. Rick Yates, Ed Zaunick The Beta Theta Pi house has been echoing with activity. Right after rush, their pledges got together with the Tri Delt pledges to make a spaghetti dinner for the actives. Beta also held their highly successful parents' weekend. Greek Sing found the Betas dreaming with selections from Man of LaMancha . Bon Phyllis Berger. Trish Bruckman. Cindy Castellana. C. R. Drisko. Anne Goldhammer. Susan Hill. Kim Kaufman. Tina Kuhr. Mary Ann Kuzel. Nancy Livitski. Lucia Marra. Lynn Marstiller. Suellen Meyer. Linda Nanko. Gwen Reese. Margaret Rubenstein. Tammy Stephenson. Diane Stum. Julie Vaughn. Cathy West The sisters of Delta Gamma had a year of diverse activities and lots of fun. Among their events were a Greek Night and competing in the IM volleyball league. At Greek Sing, the audience enjoyed their selections from Company . The DG's also served as volunteer operators for the WQED telethon and sponsored a Chinese Checkers tournament. AAA1 U Rush was more successful than ever before for the sisters of Delta Delta Delta as events like an ice cream party melted the hearts of a record breaking number of pledges. The occupants of 7-C frolicked in Frick Park at a picnic and workshop, kidnapped a Pika, escorted their respective Prince Charmings to a formal at the Marriott, and then showed more practical talents in the cooking of cordon-bleu creations for a pot luck dinner and in the construction of the brick house of a booth, Sherwood Forest. The Delta Ladies also placed second in Greek Sing with selections from Cinderella. Linda Berry. Barb Bittle. Dori Carl. Georgeanne Cherpes. Sherry Cohen. Maggi Cook. Pam Cornish. Mary Jo Deley. Chris Deveau. Anne Dougherty. Lisa Gerstbrein. Irene Hobbs. Robin Hoffman. Diana Jackson. Cathy Jensen. Lisa Klepper. Lois Kronick. Lynn Lucas. Sharon Maffett. Sue Martin. Molly McCloskey. Kate Nellis. Colleen Prince. Laura Rippel, Carol Schreitmueller. Laurie Sigal. Anita Slane. P. J. Sopp. Debbie Starr. Edna Stern. Pat Tallman pjfg The Delta Tau Deltas were active in IM sports this year taking first place in table tennis and garnering second in both darts and backgammon. Rush was successful this year bringing in 14 pledges. The Delts held a First Annual Parents' Weekend and sponsored a brother for the 24-hour World Hunger Week fast. Their booth this year was Dracula.” Paul Brezovec. Kevin Cline. Dave Conover. Elliot Diehm. Steve Doctor. Brian Eddy. Cliff Gallagher. Eric Geyser. John Gorman. Mark Handelsman. Don Hencke. Stephen Hrinya. Saul Hughes. Bill Koshut. George Kovats. Terry Kozelek, Bill LaCava. David Lapoff. Dave Levinson. Dave Mark. Marlon Miller. Robert Morris. Robert Paz. Mike Powell. Ron Pyle. Jerry Richie. Dave Rogers. Glenn Rosenthal. Paul Sendro. Paul Smith. Walt Venable. Rick Webbert. Richard Wisniewski. Ken Wojcik ATA Doug Abbatiello. Joe Anderson. Paul Beatty. Dick Beeler. Bruno Bonacchi. Ken Bosch. Clem Cole. Tom Curtis. Mike Deriso. John Dougherty. Jim Fekete. Dennis Field. Larry Gaechter. Jim Garrison. Charlie Griggs. Ken Grossman. Rich Hershberger. Ray Hershey. Dan Hurley. Mike Johnson. Greg Jordan. Norman LaFave. Mike Leibensperger. Jeff Macartney. Tom Manspeaker. Jeff McEwen. Jeff McKay. Chip McLean. Dave Mongeau. Mike Niman. Mark Oldach. Bob Peterson. Rob Pmkava. Chuck Porter. Gordon Powell. John Reid. Tom Robinson. Chuck Roney. Paul Scheirer. Frank Smoot. Fred Stum. Jim Toth. Tim Tragesser. Tony Victor. Bill Vinson. Jim Walters. Rob Zimmerman The Brothers of Delta Upsilon entertained the audience at Greek Sing with a medley of Gershwin selections, earning them a third place finish. They also won the IM chess tournament. The brothers are very busy working on their two new buggies. eyflM 4 «pa Zeta Beta Tau had a controlling bloc on Senate this year with ten brothers as senators. The house had a great rush with twenty-three pledges. The Haunted House mixer was a highlight of rush. They also won the IM foul shooting contest. ZBT's Medusa” booth took the second place Midway trophy for Spring Carnival ‘78. Mike Abbott. Joel Bauman. Steve Belanich. Matt Bevan. Jay Blackburn. Joe Bronner, Dan Coradazzi. Gregg Croft. Joe D Agostino. George Deibert. Bob Demyanovich. Dave Dorko. Tom Dubyak. Bob Fallon. Carl Fetteroll. Carl Freedman. Jim Gasbarro. Elliot Glaser. Dave Geeze, Jack Grucza. Bill Hamilton. Steve Kane. Scott Keener. Mark Levine. Geoff Lewis. John Lutz. Matt Maddalene. Brian Marcucci. Bill Martin. Greg Maskarinec. Marc Masquelier. Steve Mato. Ed McKenna. Bob McNall. Ken Meinert. Scott Miller. Bill Morgart. Brian Morris. Dave Olisar. Don Perino. Jary Petkovich. Bob Pollack. Martin Rose. Tom Sebulsky, Bob Shimp, Keith Smith. Dave Swernotsky, John Sze. Rick Weiss Fred Azinger. Larry Becker. David Bergman. Guido Bertocci. Rick Brinser. Jim Chrisman. Mark Collins. Don Colombo. Pat Crump. Art Elmers. phil Fortuna. Gary Frankston. Dan Gage. Bill Hunter. Dave Her. Jeff Jacobowitz, Jeff Lloyd. John Lubon. Bob Mason. Andy Melder. Jim Morris. Jeff Moses. Ben Motazed. Ed Novak. Jon O'Connor. Diego Pignatelli. Mark Pozzi, Dave Purta. Eric Radman. Paul Sacher. Bob Sikora. Tom Starr. David Virgil. David Werner The Theta Xi's had diverse activities this year. Although they did not compete in Greek Sing or Buggy, they went spelunking at Laurel Caverns. Whitewater rafting on Cheat River, and trolley car riding around Mt. Washington. They also won IM bowling, and advanced to the finals in darts and minor league football. KAO Jeanne Abmayr. Marijo Andrake, Leisa Babo, Holly Blaney. Mary Bongar. Susan Case. Marcia Cohen. Debra Crawford. Beth Esihos. Laurie Fedigan, Carol Foreman. Laurie Frankston. Maura Garrity, Diane Griffin. Kim Haines. Lynda Harkless. Sandy Hatter. Linda Headly. Sue Helwig. Sue Herrod. Ginger Herrod. Anne Hillegas. Crys Hoffman, Gillian Holdridge. Barb Kish. Mara Leib. Nancy McLean. Mary Moff. Linda Morini. Val Mowad. Mary Jo O'Connell. Amy Pavlik. Lynda Petrini. Anne Prochaska. Nancy Redard. Diane Riefstahl. Laurie Romanowich. Lisa Saunders. Joyce Shapiro. Nancy Silverman. Rosemary Sisson. Penny Velker. Nancy Voorhees. Ellen Zoll The Thetas had a busy year. They sold M M's to benefit the Blind Institute and Logopedics. They kicked up their heels with their alumnae at a formal dance held at the Pittsburgh Press Club. In the spring, the Theta sisters, singing with Phi Kappa Theta, captured the second place trophy in mixed competition at Greek Sing with a medley of three songs, including a What I Did for Love . kkt The Kappa Kappa Gammas held a highly successful pizza sale to benefit the chapter and the March of Dimes in February. Their selections from Pippin' won them the championship, along with AT , in the mixed competition at Greek Sing. They also placed second in IM volleyball and received the Beta Province Scholarship award. Cindy Baker. Clair Blatt. Mary Jane Boesch. Jan Caywood. Dawn Clawson. Johanna Conte. Debbi Doerller. Jane Epperson. Pam Gehmer. Ingrid Goedicke. Allison Goodman. Betsy Harding. Sharon Jaffe. Debbie Kaltwasser. Binny Kelly. Kathy Knestrick. Lynnetta Koupal. Janet Martin, Ann Montgomery. Amy Pierce. Carrie Plant. Heidi Riedl, Kathy Relihan. Shirley Rosarius, Roby Seligsohn. Eileen Sieff. Jenny Steinhauer. Fran Szurley nACD At the Pi Lambda Phi house, rush brought in 11 pledges, who showed their spunk by filling the bathrooms with dry ice. For Greek Sing. Pi Lam and Friends sang yet another set of CMU songs, and the brothers volunteered twice for the WQED fund-raising telethon. Fil Alieva. Joe Barry. Mike Bergman, Neil Bloomberg. Saul Carliner, Bob Dragos, Dave Erzen. Alan Kass, Steve Lammert. Chris Lata. Bill Miller. Chris Moriondo. Garry Moshier, Richard Noice. Neil Ostrosky. John Rose. Mike Rostoker. Mitch Schwartz, Stu Seidman, Scott Sibley. Russell Smith. Benjamin Snelling. Tom Sopko, Greg Tarsa. Neil Tobenkin. David Trelenven. George Vickers. Jim Waldfogle. Jim Wallis, Dave Wecker. Carl West. John Wiker. Jeff Zaslow, Bob Zimmermann Mark Allman. Mark Bach. Alan Brown, Paul Chidester. Gregory Cohen. Scott Corman. Joe Daley. Joe Donatelli, Bob Eckhaus. Drew Emmetts. Charles England. Dave Evans. Joel Feder, Alexis Fenton. John Ferguson. Gary Graf. Eric Hirsch. Brian Hobbs. Bruce Klettke. Doug Konopka. Tom Lamparski. James Maloney III. Jon Masatsugu. Roy Matway. Marc Poland. Michael Pomerantz. Glen Riley. Frank Saphire. Dan Shelkofsky. Joe Skonecki. Gary Snyder. Andy Steinman. Scott Stipetic. Gary Takahashi. Lee Tannenbaum. Bruce Thorner. Andy Wang. Andy Warner. Craig Watanabe. Bob Wax. Pete Wilcoxen. Doug Wilson. Jim Wolfe. Steve Young. Jeff Zibura. Mike Zidanic Homecoming was special this year at Kappa Sigma. Instead of the regular date dinner, the brothers held a 25th Anniversary Dinner for their cooks. In the same spirit, the Kappa Sigs say they are the best partiers on campus, supporting their claim with reports of an EntwoOh party and Gettin' rowdy!” The Pi Kappa Alphas, the men of the fire truck, have had an exciting year. They placed third in the IM football majors, and second in water polo. With their rendition of 50's hits, they won a second place trophy in Greek Sing. And of course. Pika is looking forward to another successful buggy season. FREEROLL, PIKA! Bill Aldridge. Steve Ament. Dan Bacik, Jett Beckett. Jeff Bland. Kevin Boehme. Tim Bosch. Ken Boyd. Joe Brado. Bill Brazelton, Dan Bruce. Dan Carlin. Don Cianelli. James Curran. Bill Daley. Tad Dickenson, Pete Dickey. Dave Fiedler, Andrew Gruss. Mike Hufford. Jim Hufnagel. Robert Jatkoff. Colin Keller. Shaun Lacey. Dave Landay. Scott Levy. Leonard Lewis. Paul Locher. Gordon MacShane. Dave Martineau. Mace Maxwell. Jeff McAfoose. Jim McGeary. Paul Minor. Eugene Monaco. Ronald Mosso. Burtin Murhammer. Martin Newmgham. Mike Pearlman. Seth Pearlman, Ralph Peters. Kenneth Rapp. Paul Reznick. Scott Russell. Mike Saulnier. Joe Schmaeling. Fred Siegel. Dan Solomon. Todd Spears. Ian Stenning, Barry Stutts. Edward Sullivan. John Tucd. Pat Ward, Matt Wehrle. Steve Wigman. The brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon had another outstanding year. As the lions stood watching (sometimes), the house placed first in Greek Sing with selections from Guys and Dolls. They then went on to capture first place with their booth The Odessey at Spring Carnival. 2AE xo The Sisters of Chi Omega “got away from it all temporarily this fall, during a weekend in Ligonier. Thus fortified against the long grind ahead, they set to work on rush and on winning a Homecoming trophy. After taking time out for a hayride in South Hills, the sisters visited the Mercy Hospital Pediatric Ward. With selections from Annie , the Chi O's took first place in Greek Sing. Carla Bovay. Liz Browning. Susi deKlerk, Diane Dubinsky. Carole Elias. Lili Farre. Diane Farruggia. Felicia Fleitman. Anita Friendlander, Jo Anne Kazolick. Kathy King. Linda Kraitchman. Annette Lampe. Margie Lechowicz. Karen Lipp, Marianne Nosal. Georgia Osborne. Michelle Peetz. Karin Rainesalo. Cheryl Sheppard. Becky Slade. Karen Wiederhorn I 2X is actively involved in all IM sports on campus. They advanced to the playoffs in table tennis, squash, and intermediate basketball. 2N’s can be found working on their buggy, which in recent years has always been a top contender. Noah's Ark was the theme for their booth at Carnival. Chuck Ament. Adit Bencharit. Dirk Cappo. Mike Dolan. Dave Donald. Dick Fillman. Jon Fox. Gary Getz. Mark Gozion. Mark Harper. Phil Heal. Skip Kirk. Avi Kolton. Colin Lindley. Arnie Mendelsohn. Ray Merrill. Mike Messer. Jim Osborn. Tim Perrot. Tom Shields. Howard Siegal. Marc Silver. Kasame Thanasuvakit. Michael Vestergom. Tony Zawadski Tom Barr. Bill Bassett. Steve Birke. Jett Blanz. Mickey Boeckl. Rich Browne. Chris Burke. Al Ciukowski. Don Coho. Bob Condon. Leroy Dastolfo. Ron Fiedler. John Fong. Bill Fox. Ken Gerzsenyi. Ted Grauel. Pete Hague. Jeff Harrington. Chris Heck. Bob Huebner. Tim Huggins. Mike Hurley. Roger Katzenberg. Bruce Korb. Sandy Lazarowicz. Gary Lintner. Jim Matysek. Colin McKechnie. Dave Mittereder. Dave Moret. Jim O'Donnell. Ray Polanski. Bob Regis. Ted Robertson. Keith Ross. Bob Sands. Bill Schenk. Tom Sheridan. Kent Sherrer. George Skladany. John Soderlund. Mark Spann. Lance Taylor. Jim Van Sciver. Jim Wasek. Denny Whalen. Jim Whalen. The Phi Kappa Thetas started off the year well with a first place trophy in IM soccer. They followed this triumph with twenty three pledges. They also made the playoffs in IM water polo, tennis, intermediate basketball and football. To top this off. they placed second with Kappa Alpha Theta in mixed competition in Greek Sing. pjpjp pppppp ■■ Activities 75 Snow, snow, and more snow Remember traying on Flagstaff Hill? And of course, the hours spent digging cars out of snowdrifts. When it rained, we were for once able to see the brighter side; at least it wasn't snowing. Some people used cross country skis to get to class while others fought their way along the icy sidewalks on foot. At times, there was even too much snow for skiing. But spring finally arrived with only a bumper crop of potholes to remind us of the long winter. Senior Banquet January 28, 1978 (horn the Mu nmiAj60C i(it Dii 77 Approximately 500 seniors attended SARC's Senior Banquet in January. The evening began with a Wine and Cheese Party in the Ballroom, progressed to dinner by Ludwig in Kiltie Cafe, and ended in the Ballroom with the guests dancing to the music of Full Deck. Door prizes were awarded, ranging from a trip for two to Monte Carlo to meals at Nino's, the Red Bull Inn, Roy Rogers and McDonald's to various campus gift certificates. 82 Spring Carnival is a week-end filled with activity. The Midway, races, and other events make carnival the most memorable week-end of the year. In this case, the pictures speak for themselves. SPRING CARNIVAL Verities and Balderdash 85 Sweepstakes 1. Beta Theta Pi A 2. Pi Kappa Alpha A 3. CIA A 4. Sigma Nu A 5. Beta Theta Pi B 6. Phi Kappa Theta A 86 89 Weightlifting Gazorching 90 Student Senate Student Senate represents, supports, and leads students. It is responsible for the allocation of the Activities Fee. which was raised $5 this year. Mike Alston. Steve 8elanich. Jim Burford. Dan Cordes. Linda Deak. Cris Deveau. Tom Ertglemann, Bob Fallon. Carl Feteroll, Carl Freedman. James Gasbarro. Jim Gladys. Donna Griffin. Mike Inners. Vivian Kerstem. John Lubon. John Lutz. Bob McNall. Ken Meinert. Scott Miller. Robin Niesenbaum. Elliot Ohlberg. David Roussos, Aditya Saharia. John Tumazos SDC Linda Becker. Debby Fram. Samuel Grego, Leslie Hershberg. Joe McGreal. Rudy Rutherford. Abby Selman, Rich Tucker. Stephanie Waite. Carolyn Welty. Frank Worbs The Student Dormitory Council is a governing body that provides social and service activities. This year they have gained strength with successes such as the Valentine's Day Dance. SDC also enters a buggy and a booth in Spring Carnival. They are one of the few Non-Greek organizations represented in these events. 91 Tech House George Canepa. John Cooper. Ron Davis. Conal O'Brien. Rita Rettger. Ed Singer. Martin Sohovich, J. S. Sonntag. Beth Spencer, Jerry Vockley. Cathy Walsh. Jonathan Zischkau Tech House is a Catholic Cooperation House. This year they held an Octoberfest party to celebrate the feast of the Harvest and a Christmas party. The Tech House Chicks compete in women's IM softball. The Carnegie-Mellon Involvement Association exists for the sole purpose of providing independents on campus with the opportunity to build, drive and push a buggy in Sweepstakes. In past years, CIA has both done well in the races and earned praise for its innovative buggy designs. CIA Forbes Street Gallery The Forbes St. Gallery, the only student-managed gallery in the nation, exists to offer the CMU artist exposure, publicity, and sales. This year saw the first theatre design show, poetry readings, and gallery t-shirts. Jean DeRensis. Andy Epstein. John Goodman. Meryl Green. Janice Mauriello. Julie Shultz. Jeanne Skettino. Andrea Smith The goal of the Student-Alumni Relations Council is to both better student-alumni interaction and draw upon the talents, energies, experience and resources of alumni. SARC is comprised of eight committees: Freshman Information; Homecoming and Spring Carnival; Internal Affairs; Publicity; Senior Banquet; Speaker's Bureau; and Summer Jobs Bank. In September, members of SARC Executive Council attended a national student-alumni conference at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. Mark Bach. Jane Batyko. Sue Case. Sherry Dean. Lisa DeSandes. George Faigen. Jane Giamporcaro. Bob Hudak. Cathy Koledin, Doug Konopka. Kim Kraeuter. Bob Luthultz. Clare Nadorlik. Ed Novak. Gary Paul. Neal Payton. Jim Wolfe SARC 93 Peer Help The Peer Help Center is a student run counseling group for students with all kinds of problems. They sponsored two Dorm Programs, a Sexuality seminar, a KDKA radio show on loneliness, and tried to establish a Student-Faculty Relations Workshop. Their immediate goal is to try to go to the students rather than their having to come to Peer Help. Phil Almquist, Phil Burda. Saul Carliner. Susan Derse, Kris Goetz. Glenn Golden, Dale Greenwald. Katherine Hull. Lucy Ke. Roxy Korchynsky. Joan Livitski. Karen Locitzer. Bob Mason. Sue Meyer, Melana Nelson. Sue Pariser. Eric Peterson. Ken Ream. Donna Wright. Phyllis Wright ttSIfSTRlCI MW jwW Mike Bresko. Susan Bronder. Dan Capouellez. Andy Cummis. Jim Davis. Ron Davis. Paul Dinardo. Mike Dorman. Jon Dwork, Jeff Freed, Mike Fryd. Lois Hertz. Len Hochendoner. Bill Hunter. Michelle lorri. Dave Levinson. Cynthia Lubon. Patti Mihalik. Caryl Moskovitz. Rita Rettger, Ed Sieger, Mark Segal. Paul Smith. Cate Van Meter. Mark Winski Alpha Phi Omega is the national service fraternity. At CMU. they publish the C-Book and supply refreshments at the football games and Spring Carnival. What would football games be without A Phi O popcorn? A Phi O 94 Activities Board Joan Andrews. Jean Becker. Steve Birke. Altana Bullard. Cindy Castellana. Jim Gasbarro. Anne Goldhammer. Tom Manspeaker, Beverly Marshall. Mike Milicia. David Mongeau. Mark Oldach. Sue Orenstein. Stepanie Phillips. Paulette Rossner. David Shatz. Wendy Young. Mike Zarembski The Activities Board is the programming arm of Student Senate. AB offers diverse entertainment like concerts, lectures, films, coffeehouses, and TGIF dances. This year's events varied from a lecture by Harlan Ellison to Robert Klein's comedy to concerts with Chuck Mangione and Renaissance. Dana Amsdell. Jerold Ash. James Balsom, Susan Borg. Vanessa Browne. Paul Girdzis. Lee Griffiths. Kim Haines. Bill Hart. Jonathan Jones. Ann Karcher. Beth Kurtz. Judy Schneeberg. Paul Schoff. Julian Singer. Danielle Smith, Martin Schovich. George Stein. John Vogt. Peter Wilcoxen. Robert Zimmerman A new organization on campus, the CMU Law Club maintains a law library, acts as a referral service for law related summer employment, sponsors speakers and films, and provides information on pre-legal and legal study. The Law Club had a tremendously successful first year and expects to grow even more next year. Law Club 95 Karate Club John Alexander. Ray Artz. Margy Artz. Gigiola Bisiani. Janet Braier. Anne Carson. Mark Ciancutti. Frank DeCiCCO. Bob Elron. Andy Hahn. Mark Levenson, Kent Miller. Kamesh Ramakrishna, Paul Schott, Charles Spruiel. John Stander. Dave Stewart. Dave Theriault, Mary Weeks. Mark Weingarden The CMU Karate Club teaches and promotes the Shotokan style of Karate Karate of America, an international organization that has ties with clubs or “dojos” at many universities throughout the world. Two of the most common reasons that the members give for training are self-defense and exercise. Dick Beeler. Charles Bracken. Leroy Bryan. Pat Bryan. Bill Caywood. Janice Caywood. Robert Chansler, Steven Costenoble. Jim Feather. Tony Fine. Chris Fostel. Don Fulmer. Rick Hawk. Craig Hladik, Steve Hobbs. David Lamont. Lou McDonald The Tech Flying Club is proud of it's plane, a Cessna Sky Hawk. It is kept at the Allegheny County Airport where it is available to members. The club attracted new members at the Activities Fair with a flight simulator. Tech Flying Club 96 Student Corp. Student Corporation develops and sponsors entrepreneurial projects that benefit the student body, such as the Student Employment Service. They also hold WRCT's license. This year Student Corp. established a $2000 fund for student entrepreneurial projects. Paul Birke, Joan Bothwell. Irene Dougherty. Stuart Friedman. Robin Klar. Kathy Koledin. Dahlen Ritchie. David Roussos. Don Simon Kate Bertrand. Ken Carlsten. April Cass. Tory Hill. Cheryl Janey. Karen Lipp. Diane Maddock. Charlene Reese. Julian Singer. Stephanie Smith. Tom Starr. Alice Thiel. Jill Weiskopf Spring Carnival this year was bigger and better than ever. Carnival has always included an arts and crafts festival, rides, booths, entertainments, sporting events, and fireworks. This year’s plans also called for a 200-person banana split to open the Midway, an outdoor cafe sponsored by Food Service, and five new booths. The theme for Carnival '78 was Mythology and Legends, and the Midway was christened Verities and Balderdash. Spring Carnival Committee Oakland Review “Once a year, on a certain unknown day in April, the Oakland Review descends upon its outlets, (the Bookstore. Entropy, and Skibo Information Desk) bringing with it fine poems, prose, plays, and the aroma of mystery. The Oakland Review is a rambling collection of the best literary attempts beat together from the well-worn rug of campus manuscripts.” Linda Aldridge. Sue Allman. Kami Brashere. Laurie Brown. Johanna Conte, Elaine Garber. Vivian Kerstein. Lenora Matjasko. Darlene McPherson. Terri Meehan. David Mongeau. Jim Podrasky. David Roussos. Doug Wollire 97 The Ultimate Frisbee Club plays ultimate frisbee against other colleges and clubs around the country. The members also play frisbee golf and freestyle frisbee. This year at Spring Carnival they hosted a tournament with two other schools. Buz Abbott. Bruce Balmer. Kevin Cline. Don Cohen. Andy Cummis. Herb Diamond, Jonathan Dwork. Jay Edson. Bill Furnas. Paul Gehman. Robert Harris. Robert Henstenberg. David Stewart. Hugh Watkins. Forry Weatherby. Charles Weinstein. Mark Winer Frisbee Club Cathy Jensen Editors in Chief...... Ex-Officio Editor..... Copy Editor........... Layout Editor......... Assistant Layout Editor Photography Editor.... Head Photographers... Photographers Staff. Advisor........................ Special thanks to Debbie Palser ...Lisa Klepper Linda Levy Susan Slobodkin ...Cathy Jensen ......Eric Huhn ... Joyce Shapiro .. George Bowen ....Jon Hayden Mike Pomerantz ... David Barbour Dori Carl Leslie Neft Julie Plaut Dan Siouffi Gary Snyder ... Dean Lois Cox 1978 THISTLE 100 TARTAN Sue Berkebile. Skip Brazelton. Brian Byrnes. Casey Childs. Mike Jochmann, Lennie Matjesko. V.R.V. Ramanan. Linda Rian. Tim Shields. Sherry Siegel. Ellen Silverman. K. A. Yaksich The TARTAN. CMU's student newspaper, has chronicled life at CMU since its first issue appeared on October 24. 1906 — for 50. Though the logo, design, content, and price has changed markedly over the years, the TARTAN'S purpose has not: to report the news as accurately and completely as it can. This year. TARTAN reporters typed their way through the Rhodesian situation, Housing complaints, the elimination of Music Education, the Morewood Gardens boiler explosion, Thomas Kerr’s resignation as Dean of AMS, Housing complaints, SDC and Senate meetings, and Housing complaints. The Entertainment section panned, praised, and criticized: while the Sports section covered wins and losses of IM teams and our basketball and football teams. And Folio introduced Hal Aqua and Teri Hope to us all. Note: The THISTLE staff would like to thank the TARTAN for all of their help and late night encouragement. 101 Concerts September 17, 1977 Activities Board sponsored a free concert featuring Asleep At The Wheel and Christopher's Rye on the Fine Arts lawn. The arches of Fine Arts and the beautiful fall day provided the perfect setting for the Saturday afternoon concert. 102 November 11, 1977 James Cotton (below) and the John Mayall Band (opposite, left bottom) headlined together on a Friday night in Skibo Ballroom. Despite technical difficulties, both James Cotton and John Mayall showed their musical prowess. December 2, 1977 College days reminiscing was very evident during Robert Klein’s show. He kept the audience laughing the entire evening with improvisations and audience interactions. He was just the professional entertainer CMU needed on a winter eve. The Class of 78 graduated on a rainy, cold Monday Morning. The excercises were held in the gymnasium where a standing room only crowd gathered to view the proceedings. The faculty looked impressive in their robes with brightly colored hoods and sashes that distinguished them from the graduates. The festivities were made complete by performances by the Jazz Ensemble and a Bag Pipe Band. 105 vr.r- 111 When looking back on life at CMU, one remembers Spring Carnival, Greek Sing, movies, plays, Allie's, and the Craig Street Inn. Then on deeper reflection, we ruefully remember the studying. All-nighters in the drafting rooms, late-night physics, those ASE bridges, and bending over a drawing board. How many 8:30's did you sleep through? All the stiff necks, red eyes, and cases of writer's cramp .. . what was it all for? So you could be here for Carnival, Sing, movies ... Seniors Thomas Leslie Abbotl. Pittsburgh, Pa. Marc Able. Littleton. Colo. B.A.. English; Crosscountry 8.S.. Mechanical Engineering Patricia D. Adams. Pittsburgh. Pa B.S.. Mathematics; MWTS. Spirit David J. Alioto, Pittsburgh. Pa. Dianne Albano. Bedford. N.Y. 8 S.. Electrical Engineering and AMS: B.S.. Electrical Engineering Athletics William J. Aldridge. Coraopolis. Pa B.S., Chemistry; 1IKA. Wrestling. AlChE. IM Athletics Steven J. Ament, Bethel Park. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; IIKA. AlChE. IM Athletics Jerold B. Ash. Cleveland. Oh. B.S.. AMS; IM Athletics. Spirit Rose Anne Avallone, Ardsley. N.Y. B.F.A.. Drama Leisa Marie Babo. New Brighton. Pa. B.S.. Chemistry and AMS; KAO. Cwens, ACS Mark A. Bach. Rochester. N.Y. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering and AMS; SARC, K2. SAC. Buildings and Grounds Trustee's Comm. Mitchell Bachuchin. Monessen. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering; ASCE 115 Vicki L. Baker, Washington, D.C. B.S., Biology. AKA, MWTS. Spirit David Bankert, Zelienople, Pa. B.S., Electrical Engineering; 2AE, Swim Team Darryl Banks, Pittsburgh. Pa, B.A.. Tele — Communications David D. Barbour, West Simsbury. Conn. B Arch.. Architecture; Thistle Miles Barel, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S.. Mathematics and Computer Science D. Elliot Batcheller, Phelps. N Y. B.S.. AMS; 2AE Darlene Baugh, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.A.. Psychology and History; Cheerleader (Captain) Richard C. H. Bay Raymon, Fresno. Cal. 8.S.. Chemical Engineering and Public Policy; 2AE, Shadyside College Fellowship. Army ROTC, M.L.R. Deborah F. Beasley. Rochester. N Y. B.S.. AMS; Cheerleader. A20. Spirit Lesley A. Beck, New Orleans. La. B.F A . Drama. Design; Explorer's Club Andrea Beizer, Philadelphia. Pa. B.F.A.. Art Gerd B. Beckmann. Fort Lauderdale. Fla. B.S.. MMS; 2X. Sweepstakes Chairman Steven J. Belanich, Port Washington. N.Y. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; IM Board. ZBT. Council of Fraternity Presidents. Student Senate Douglas M. Berczlk, California. Pa. B.S.. MMS Dan Bergmann, Abington. Pa. B.S.. Applied Math; CIA. IM Board Sandra L. Biddle. Pittsburgh. Pa. Ann Bjertness, Washington. D.C. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering B.F.A.. Art Kathy J. Bobnar, Madison. Pa. B.F.A.. Architecture John F. Bogaard, Washington. D.C. B.S.. Chemistry Sandra R. Bogan, Glenview. III. B.F.A.. Acting. Drama Paula Bolton, Coraopolls, Pa. B.A., French, AMS Mary Bongar, Marion, Oh. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; KAO. AlChE Gary Bonn. Rockland. Mass. B.A.. Design; Football. Basketball. Track. BO 11 Joan Bothwell, Falls Church, Va. B.A., Design Mark K. Burnell, Ambridge, Pa. B.F.A., Music; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Baroque Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Cameron Choir Melvin Butler, Jr„ Philadelphia. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering and AMS; Tutoring, Football. SAC. IM Football Mark J. Burslck III, Turtle Creek. Pa. 8.F.A.. Design Kenneth Botts, Mechanicsburg, Pa. B.F.A., Graphic Design. SAC. IM Basketball, IM Softball. Susan Michelle Bovan, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.A.. Music. MENC. Cameron Choir. Baroque Ensemble Amy Elizabeth Boyle, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S., English. Technical Writing; Tartan. SDC, Student Senate. Spring Carnival. WFtCT. SARC G. Michael Brosius, Trafford. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; Rifle Team. SAC. IM Basketball. IM Football Alan J. Brown, Miami. Fla. 8.S., Civil Engineering and Public Policy; K£. ASCE. SAC Robert L. Brown, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S. Chemical Engineering; Richard J. Browne, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S., Mechanical Engineering; 1 K0. ASME Darrell Bruno, New Kensington. Pa. B.F.A.. Graphic Design Wayne Paul Bugcl, Munhall. Pa. B.S.. MMS; Metals Club Timothy Calligan, Madison. N.J. B Arch.. Architecture Dino Calvarese. Follansbee. W Va B.F.A., Music Gary Cannon. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering Carlo Capano, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.F.A.. Music; CMU Orchestra. Baroque Ensemble. Jazz Band Daniel P. Capouellez. Mineral Point. Pa. B.S., Civil Engineering and Public Policy: A«t Q, SDC buggy James Carr, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Physics and Mathematics; Student Senate. Chess Team Michele Carville. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.F.A.. Design Susan Case, Hartville. Oh. B.A.. Creative Writing; KAO. AIESEC. Cheerleading. Homecoming 1977 Coordinator. SARC Cynthia A. Castellana, Plamview. N Y. B.S.. AMS and Economics; Activities Board. Entropy Manager. AI Janice Eileen Caywood, Murrysville. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering. KKI . ASCE, Concrete Canoe Team. Little Sister of K2. SWE. Tech Flying Club. SARC. Student Senate Vinay B. Chandhok, New Delhi. India B.S.. Electrical Engineering Himanshu H. Choksi, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. MMS. Tau Beta Pi. Metals Club Mark J. Cicerchi, Meridian, Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; Rifle Team, Tau Beta Pi. SAC, AlChE Joseph S. Clapp, Alexandria. Va. B.S.. Physics and Mathematics; Tennis. SAC Claudia J. Clay. Somerset, Pa. B.F.A.. Design; University Graphics John Clem. Butler, Pa. B.S.. Physics David B. Cohen. New York, N.Y. B.S., AMS; Ski Club. Computer Club. SARC Tour Guide Diane Patricia Cohen. Pittsburgh, Pa. B.F.A., Painting John Cole, Houston, Texas B.F.A.. Drama Johanna Conte. Washington, Pa. B.A.. English, Creative Writing; Mortar Board. Oakland Review Margaret J. Cook, Churchill. Pa. B.A., Psychology; AAA iA John Preston Critzer, Wallingford. Pa. Albert Crew. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering. ASME. B.S., Electrical Engineering IEEE SAE- ASHRAE. IM Softball, yolleyball. SDC buggy Anne Crispell, Dallas. Pa. B.S., Mathematics; Activities Board. Concert Committee Michael T. Cronin. Pitcairn. Pa. B.S.. Mathematics; Tau Beta Pi Robert Culley. Williston Park. N.Y. B.S.. Mathematics and German Gail Crosbie, Turtle Creek, Pa B.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Policy; ASCE, Cwens. Lambda Sigma advisor. SAC John W. Culp. Arnold. Pa B.F.A.. Music; Student Senate. Mortarboard. SAC. Jazz Ensemble. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia John Robert Curry, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Mathematics. SAC LeRoy E. Dastolfo Jr., Monessen. Pa B.S.. Chemical Engineering and Economics; «t� K0. Tau Beta Pi. AlChE. IM sports Lauren Daugherty. Monroeville. Pa. B.F.A., Music; MENC Davina F. Davies, Riyadh. Saudi Arabia B.A.. Design Anne Davis, Sanibel. Fla. B.F.A., Art Ronald J. Davis, Willow Grove. Pa. B.S., Mechanical Engineering; A MJ. Pi Tau Sigma. SDC Buggy Ralph F. Deabrunzzo, Jr., Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. AMS and Economics; Basketball Captain and Graduate Assistant Coach Michael A. DeBrosse, Middletown. Oh. B.S., Electrical Engineering and Economics; ATfl President. Football George Diebert, Johnstown. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering: ZBT, Tau Beta Pi Brian G. Demczyk, West Newton. Pa. B.S.. Physics; Society of Physics Students Kathleen J. DePasse, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.F.A., Art Diane DeSua, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Applied Mathematics and AMS; Kiltie Band. SAC Lawrence R. DiCicco, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering; Basketball. ASCE Theodore Dickenson, Wilton. Conn. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; I IK A Peter E. Dickey, Butler. Pa. Charlotte Spier DeLeonardo, B.S.. Chemical Engineering; Hampstead Sound. North Car. Swimming. FIKA. AlChE B.F.A.. Design James Dickson, Kensington. Md. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; AT A. Rifle Team Paul DiNardo, Pittsburgh. Pa. Michael G. Dorman. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; B.S.. Electrical Engineering; AlChE. SAC. Student Senate. Commencement Comm.. CCCP Corinne DiPasquale. Rochester. N Y. B.F.A. Oesign; Phi Kappa Phi John T. Dougherty. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. AMS and Economics: A'KZ. Greek Sing Co-Chairman. AISEC Suzanne Dulfy. Oakmont. Pa. B.F.A. Design. B.A., English; SARC Tennis. Student Senate, RA Diane Dubinsky, Rockville. Md. B.S.. Chemistry; X fi. Med — X. Admissions Aide Robert L. Elmer III. Houston. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi David Eisler, Toledo. Oh. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering Charles W. Ejzak, Murrysville. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering and Public Policy; Pi Tau Sigma. ASME Maria Rectenwald Elm, Bethel Park. Pa. B.F.A.. Music; SAC. AT Charles Christopher England, Florence. Ky. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering and Economics; KX. Pi Tau Sigma, ASME Carolyn Englund. McMurray. Pa. B A.. Psychology 123 Beth Andrea Esihos, Mt. Lebanon. Pa. B.F.A., Graphic Design; KAO Elizabeth Espy Evert, Wyncote. Pa. B.A.. Art Lawrence D. Errelson, Chicago. III. B.F.A., Drama. Technical Production; Drama Dep't. Lighting Ass t. George S. Faigen, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Tau Beta Pi. SARC. ASME. ASHRAE James S. Fawcett, Briarcliff Manor. NY. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering M. Ellen Fedock, Brecksville. Oh. B.A.. English Mark Feigenbaum, Fox Chapel. Pa. B.A.. Fine Arts. Painting — Drawing; Studio — Twenty Gallery Cynthia Ference, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.F.A.. Art; Forbes Street Gallery Director. Hewlett Gallery Director. Morarboard President Mark Ferguson, Longmeadow. Ma. B. Arch.. Architecture Michael C. Fisher, Arnold. Md 8.S.. Mechanical Engineering and Public Policy; IM Sports. WRCT Suzanne Fleischmann, New York. NY. B.F.A.. Design; Spring Carnival John S. Flaherty. Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; IEEE, Amateur Radio Club Felicia Fleitman, Bethel Park. Pa. Carol Foreman. Zelienople. Pa. B.S.. Chemistry; X fi. Senior Banquet 8.S.. Biological Sciences; KAO Comm. Stanley G. Fllnnen. Greensburg, Pa B.S.. Chemical Engineering. B.A.. Applied Mathematics; Explorer's Club. AlChE Stefan K. Fox. Arnold. Md. Ronald B. Frantish, Buena Vista. Pa. 8.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Pol- B.S.. Technical Writing. Focus icy William B. Fox II, New Castle. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering and Economics; ! KO James Freedman, Pleasantville. N.Y. B.S., Technical Writing, Editing Sara Friedman, Crestwood. N.Y. Civil Engineering and Public Policy; ASCE. Explorer's Club, WRCT Steven Fuchs. Cedarhurst. N.Y. B.A.. Economics; Hockey. IM Sports James Edward Fuller. Suffield. Conn. B. Arch.. Architecture; Mortar Board. Phi Kappa Phi. Design Sequence Comm. Debra Fulton. Youngstown, Oh. B.S.. Chemistry; ACS Lee Agnes Fusacchla, McKeesport. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering. AlChE Frances Dominica Gallo, Leechburg. Pa. B.F.A.. Art: Forbes Street Gallery JoAnn Garcia, West Mifflin. Pa. B.A.. Crafts. Metal Glass Herbert Gass, Jr., Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering and Physics Louis F. Gattl, Agawam. Mass. B.S.. Chemistry; ATQ. Football John Giangregorlo. Framingham. Mass. B. Arch.. Architecture: Associated Students of Architecture. Student Senate. Committee for Structural Action Michael J. Gibbs, Beachwood. Oh. B.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Policy: Tau Beta Pi. BOH. SAC Mark Giler, Wilton. Conn. B.S., Electrical Engineering and AMS: IM Athletics. Eta Kappa Nu. SDC Lori Glllman, West Orange. N.J. B.F.A.. Design. B.A., English Joseph L. Glassman, Kensington, Md B.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Policy: ASCE Ingrid Helene Goedicke, Trafford, Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; Basketball. Volleyball. Field Hockey. KKI Pi Tau Sigma Andrew Michael Gogal, Bellevue. Pa B.S.. MMS; ASM. Metals Club Gary Goldberg, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering Allen Goldthwait. Pittsburgh. Pa. John Goodman. Bridgeport. Conn. B.S.. Psychology B.S.. Self — Defined John J. Golec, McDonald. Oh. B.S.. Civil Engineering; ASCE. SDC. IM Sports Roy Thomas Grant, Mt. Lebanon. Pa. B.S.. AMS; Student Gov't Corp. Richard Greenberg, Suffern, N Y. B.S., Electrical Engineering and Math ematics; Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi Robert A. Green, Beachwood. Oh. B. Arch.. Architecture Meryl Greene, New York. N Y. B.F.A.. Design; Forbes Street Gallery Samuel R. Grego, New Kensington. Pa. B.S.. Social Science; SDC President. Student Court. WRCT. IM Sports Wade A. Gregson, Yonkers. N.Y. B.S.. Civil Engineering; Track. ASCE James Griglak, Connellsville. Pa. B.F.A., Design; SAC. Lecture Series Comm.. Design Resource Center Thomas C. Grimm, Hershey. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Policy John A. Guffey. Bethesda. Md. B. Arch,. Architecture 127 Peter Hague, Collinsville. Conn. B. Arch.. Architecture; I KO. Soccer Karyn Ann Hairston, New Rochelle. N.Y. B.A., Economics and AMS; Hispanic Club Francis D. Halbedl, McKees Rocks. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering David L. Hank, Conshohocken. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering C. Jeffrey Harrington, Erie. Pa. B.S., Chemical Engineering; t KO. AlChE Leroy Harris, Cleveland, Oh. B.S., AMS, Mathematics. Economics; Spirit William R. Hashinger, Greensboro. N.C. B. Arch., Architecture John Michael Hathaway. Fall River. Mass. B.S.. Physics: SAC Thomas R. Hayes, Donora. Pa. B.S., Psychology; Volleyball Club. -AH, IM Sports Kim Helsman, Northvale. N.J. B.S.. Applied Mathematics. Economics Mark L. Hildner, Glen Arm. Md. B.S.. Physics and Economics Harvey R. Hinch, Coraopolis. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; CCCP. AlChE Claire Z. Hirshlield. Machias Seal Is.. Ma. B.F.A.. Painting: Mortar Board. Student Comm. For Promotion of Arts. SAC Pamela Hockenberry, North Versailles, Pa. B.F.A.. Music Education and Performance; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Leonard Hochendoner, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; A«M Ai:, CCCP. Student Court. AlChE Crystal R. Hoffman. York. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering: KAO. Tennis. Volleyball. Field Hockey. Basketball. Fencing Michael S. Hoffman, Camp Hill. Pa. B.F.A., Design; University Graphics Anita Hollander, Cleveland. Oh. B.F.A.. Drama; Coffeehouse Sharon Lee Hook, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Economics. AMS; SARC Robert Hudak, Youngstown. Oh. B.S., Applied Mathematics and Computer Science; SARC Margaret Hueftle. Honolulu. Ha. B. Arch.. Architecture; Fringe 129 Eric R. Huhn, Stockdale. Pa. B.S.. Mathematics. AMS: Thistle. SDC, University Disciplinary Court Raja Iyengar, Bombay. India 8. Arch., Architecture Calvin C. Jackson, North Versailles. Pa. B.F.A., Music: Orchestra. Kiltie Band. Jazz Band Warren Scott Jafle, Florham Park. N.J. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering and AMS: ASHRAE. ASME. Ski Club, Pistol Club Cheryl Lynette Janey, Boston. Mass. 8.F.A., Graphic Design. AKA. Spring Carnival. Spirit Douglas T. Johnston, Munhall, Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering: Hockey Steven P. Kable, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S., Electrical Engineering Matthew Alan Kalberer, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.F.A.. Design Gregory Kaminsky, Grindstone. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering and Economics: 2AE Floyd Brian Karp. Bayside, N.Y. B.S., MMS; Beta Sigma Rho Terence Keegan, Fox Chapel. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering: Pi Tau Sigma. ASME. SAE. ASHRAE George Kaufman III, Avon. Conn. B.S., Electrical Engineering; BOH. Cross Country Vivian Kerstein. N. Miami Beach. Fla. B.F.A. Art; Tartan. Student Senate. MortarboardStudent Committee to Promote the Arts. SAC, Oakland Review Gary H. Kemeny. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; Tennis Steven E. Klbert. Scranton. Pa Arden w Kinkela. Mt Pleasant. Pa B.F.A.. Fine Arts. Painting; Student B Arch.. Architecture; IM Sports Senate Jin H. Kim, Cranada Hills. Cal. B.S., Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi Patrick Kelly. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering Rebecca L. Kita, Bethlehem. Pa B.F.A.. Music Robin Klar, Tulsa. Okla. B.A.. AMS. Applied Mathematics. Economics; Tennis; SARC, Student Government Corp.. SDC Bruce Klettke, Tonawanda. N Y. B.S.. Civil Engineering; K2. ASCE Keith R. Knestaut, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; Football. Track George A. Koch. Jr., Scottdale. Pa B.S.. Electrical Engineering and Economics Cathy Sherman Kolb, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. AMS and Economics; AMS Curriculum Comm.. ATA Little Sister Douglas H. Konopka, Erie. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering. AMS; Student Gov't President, SARC President. K2. ASCE. Board of Trustees Rep. Naomi Judith Kornhauser, Silver Spring. Md. 8.F.A.. Painting: SAC. Tartan Beth Kosis, Sewickley. Pa. B.A.. English. Non — Fiction Writing; AISEC. Tartan Kim Kracutcr, West Mifflin. Pa. 8.F.A., Design; SARC. Mortarboard. Design Resource Center Kenneth Krafchek, Beltsville. Md. B.F.A., Design Stefan Krawczynski, McKees Rocks. Pa. B A., Graphic Design; Phi Kappa Phi Rosemary A. Krempasky, latrobe. Pa. 8.S.. Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma. ASME. SWE Robert E. Kubiak, Linden. N.J. B.S.. Mathematics Joyce Ann Kurtak, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; ZBT Little Sisters Neal Ralph Kushner, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Policy; Swimming Ellen Marie Lamagna, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.A.. English Literature Maryann Kuzcl, Binghamton. N.Y. B.S.. Chemical Engineering and AMS; AlChE Karin Jutta Lange, Great Neck. N Y. Richard H. LaPierre, Jr., Attleboro. B.F.A.. Design „ Ma. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; ASME Wilson B. Langworthy, Philadelphia. Pa. B.F.A.. Sculpture Bonnie Ellsworth LaVallee, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.F.A., Design; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Exec. Board Cheryl Lawson, Houston. Tex. B.A., Creative Writing; SDC President, Student Senate. President's Student Affairs Committee. H SS College Council Sandy J. Lazarowicz, Brook Park, Oh. B.S.. MMS; Sweepstakes Publicity Chairman. t KG. Metals Club Margaret M.V. Lechowicz, Avalon. Pa. B.A.. SDM Psychology and Communications; X ft. Panhellenic President, Greek Sing and Swing, CWENS. Campus Tourguide Regis J. Leonard, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering Deborah Lerme, Upper Saddle River, N.J. B.F.A., Art; SAC. Freshman Weekend Co-Director Linda Levy, Pittsburgh. Pa. 8.S., Applied Mathematics. AMS; Thistle. CIA. SARC, Spring Carnival. Softball John Joseph Lewandowski, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. MMS; Track. Cross — Country. t K9. SAC Gregory A. Long, Dayton, Oh. 8.A., Psychology Robert B. Luthulz. Pittsburgh. Pa B.S.. AMS. Economics; RA. Board of Trustees Student Member. SARC. Mortar Board Veronica L. Magyar, McKeesport. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; EPFL Exchange Program. Freshman Camp Counselor. AlChE. Cwens James L. Maloney III, Pittsburgh. Pa. 8.S.. MMS; K2. Metals Club Yehoshua Mandelcorn, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering Robert W. Martens, West Nyack. N.Y. B.F.A.. Art; Glassblowing Shop Jonl Martley, Manhasset. New York B.F.A.. Printmaking Barry S. Masel, Merrick N Y Frank A. Massaro, Jr., Verona. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Enqineerinq B.S.. MMS; Metals Club. A TO. Foot- ball. IM Basketball. IM Softball. ASM Constance B. Mason, Westerly. R.l. B.S.. Applied Mathematics: Little Sister Kimberly Massella. Mt. Lebanon. Pa. B.S.. Mathematics and Psychology; Michael J. Matisko. New Kensington. Orienteering Club, Cheerleading Cap- Pa tajn B.S.. Electrical Engineering Mari Masterson, Houston, Tex B.F.A.. Directing Janice Mauriello, Scarsdale. N.Y. B.S.. AMS. Arts Option; Forbes Street Gallery Director Roy Joseph Matway, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. MMS Paul S. Maurer, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Civil Engineering and Public Policy; Tau Beta Pi Stephen J. Maxwell, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering. Economics. Michael McCandlish, Bridgeville. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering William S. McCann, Coraopolis. Pa. B.S., Civil Engineering Bonnie McDonough, Coal Center. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; CIA. SAC Mark McGinley, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. SAE. Phi Kappa Phi Margaret Hannon McGrady, Corning. N.Y. B.F.A.. Drama; Inter — Varsity Christian Fellowship William D. McGraw. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering. Mathematics; Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Amateur Radio Club Desmond McKnight, Rochester. N.Y. B.S.. Electrical Engineering Orison McLean, Jr., Monroeville. Pa. B.F.A . Design; ROTC. A'KZ, Explorer's Club. IM Sports 135 Robert G. McMIllln, Pittsford. N Y. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering. AMS: SDC. SARC Jay R. Meenen. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; Football. Track Molly M. Meigs, Hamden. Conn. B.F.A.. Drama Evan A. Mendelzon, Harrisburg. Pa. B.A., Music: SAC Richard Alfred Mengato, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering. Track Raymond B. Merrill, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemistry; 2N Lawrence E. Mieczkowski, Steubenville. Oh. B.S.. Applied Mathematics; K2 President. Freshman Camp Chairman. SARC. IM Sports Michael Milicia, Rural Valley. Pa. B.S.. Applied Mathematics. Computer Science Option; Activities Board Patricia Ann Mihalik, Pittsburgh. Pa. B A . Psychology. AMS; A«Wi. SAC. SARC M. William Miller, Pittsburgh. Pa. Michael W. Mitz, Milwaukee. Wis. B.S., Mechanican Engineering; Hock- B.F.A., Drama ey Co-Captain. Track. A TO. SAE John Scott Minor. Jr., Rice’s Landing. Pa B.S., Mechanical Engineering. AMS; BOII, ASME Karlene Angela Morgan. Roosevelt. John Robert Mulholland, Boyds. Md. N.Y. B.S.. Electrical Engineering B.S.. Civil Engineering; A20. IM Sports. ASCE Sheila L. Mountain, New Eagle. Pa. B.S., Civil Engineering; Mortar Board. SDC. ASCE. SWE Alexander P. Murray, Greensburg, Pa. B.S., Chemical Engineering Edward C. Mutschler, Jr., Pittsford. N.Y. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering. SDC. Pi Tau Sigma Linda Jean Nanko, Bergenfield. N.J. B.S., Chemistry; AT Leslie E. Nett, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; SDC. Thistle Damon J. Negri B.S.. Chemistry; Golf. Phi Kappa Phi Melana Nelson, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. English, Writing; Peer Help. Tartan. Cwens. R.A., Spirit Debra L. Niehoff, McKees Rocks. Pa. B.S.. Psychology; Peer Help. Psi Chi Michael A. Niman, Portland, Ore. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; ArEZ. SAC Mary Jane O'Connell, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. AMS. Economics; KAO Mark O. Oldach, Berea. Oh. B.F.A.. Graphic Design; A'KZ, Activities Board Susan E. Orenstein, W. Hartford. Conn. B.S.. Economics. AMS; Activities Board Charles E. Ormon, Jr., Hempstead. NY. B.S.. Chemical Engineering; Wrestling. TA Barbara Owens. Parkersburg. W. Va. B.S.. MMS; Basketball. Metals Club. SWE Bradley A. Palser, King of Prussia. Pa. B.S., Mathematics; Swimming. IM Sports Linda Pancari, Merion. Pa. B.F.A.. Primntmaking. Painting Kathleen Parker, Pittsburgh. Pa. Wendy Paul, Washington. Pa. B.S., Civil Engineering; ASCE. Softball B.A.. Psychology Leanne Parkinson, Wooster. Oh. B.S.. AMS Gary E. Paul, Irwin. Pa. Michael Jeffrey Perriello, Arnold. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; SARC, B.S.. Electrical Engineering; IEEE IM Sports. SAC. Pi Tau Sigma Seth Leonard Pearlman, Steubenville. Oh. B.S.. Civil Engineering; I IK A. Orchestra Jary Jordan Petkovich, East Liverpool. Pa. B.S.. Psychology. AMS: Baseball. ZBT. IM Sports, Student Senate Victoria S. Petti, Dormont. Pa. B.S.. AMS: AIESEC. Sleeping Bag Comm. Deborah Phillips. Milford. Pa. B.F.A.. Art. Drawing Kimber Lee Polfenberger, Hagerstown. Md. B.S.. Biological Sciences: Thistle. SAC Chairman. Softball. SARC Charles A. Porter, Belle Vernon, Pa. B.S.. Physics Gordon Graham Powell, Baltimore. Md. B.F.A.. Graphic Design Glenda Primous, Cleveland. Oh. B.S.. Civil Engineering; A£0. ASCE, Spirit Kenneth J. Puskaric. West Homestead. Pa. B.S., Civil Engineering; ASCE Steven C. Pye, Wilmington. Del. B.S., Chemical Engineering and Public Policy Fyrth Reckseit, Woodmere. N.Y. B.F.A.. Design; Hiliel. Tech Radio Club Gwen Reese, Pottsville. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; Al . UFO. IM Board. Sleeping Bag Comm. Diane M. Riefstahl, North East. Pa. B A.. English and French; KAG President. IM Sports Clare Rimnac, Glenview. III. 03 B.S.. MMS: SWE. RA. Metals Club Shelley Frances Rink, Haddonfield. N.J. B.F.A.. Music Performance. Junior Year Abroad, Orchestra. Kiltie Band. Jazz Band Eric Douglas Rinker, North Huntingdon. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering Douglas Romoft, Glen Rock. N.J. B.S., Psychology; Jazz Ensemble. IM Sports John Anthony Rossi, Scarsdale. N Y. B.S.. Biological Sciences; Swimming Natalie King Rothermel, Upper St. Clair. Pa. B.A.. Music Kimberly Dawn Roush, Cherry Hill. Susan M. Rudisin, Pittsburgh. Pa. N.J. B.S.. Psychology B.A.. Design; Field Hockey David G. Roussos, Bound Brook. N.J. B A.. Creative Writing; Student Senate Chairperson. Tartan, Oakland Review. Student Corporation. WRCT. Fencing Kevin Joseph Rupnik, Brooklyn. Oh. B.F.A.. Drama John P. Arturo, Penn Hills. Pa. B.S.. AMS. Economics: Golf Team Hockey Team. Captain James A. Russell, Eldred. Pa. B S.. AMS. Economics: Thistle. AISEC. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. IM Basketball Joseph Rutledge. Croydon. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering Leslie Salmlnen, Monongahela. Pa. B.S.. AMS: AISEC Kurt R. Ryan, North Huntingdon. Pa. B.S.. Applied Mathematics William A. Salter. East Liverpool, Oh. B.S.. Electrical Engineering Major Sanders. Jr., Ft. Wayne. Ind. 8.S.. Chemical Engineering Miguel Santonl, Santo Domingo. Dorn. Rep. 8.S.. Civil Engineering; Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Latin American Club. Student Senate, SDC. Tennis David W. Saxton. Berkeley. Cal. B.F.A.. Drama Paul Schelrer, Pennington. N.J. B.S.. Mathematics; A'KZ William Schneider. Linden. N.J. B.S.. Chemical Engineering Steven Schomer, Beachwood. Oh. 8.S.. Mechanical Engineering; Peer Help. IM Sports. Pi Tau Sigma. Thistle James Sepelak, McMurray. Pa. B.S., Mechanical Engineering; SAE Kevin L. Seto, Randallstown. Md. B.S., Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu. SARC Raymond Sevigny, West Hartford. Conn. B Arch.. Architecture: BOII Gary M. Sherman, Ligonier. Pa. B.S.. MMS; Metals Club Edward R. Sieger. Jr., Pittsburgh. Pa B.S.. Mathematics; A t Q Donald L. Simon, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S., Mathematics: Student Govt Corp.. Student Senate Chairperson. Childcare Scholarship Fund Comm., President's SAC Julian Singer, Great Neck. N Y. B A.. History. AMS; Friends of ACLU. Law Club. Student Juror. SDC. Spring Carnival. Freshman Weekend Ardella Ann Singleton, Erie. Pa. B.F.A.. Painting. Illustration; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. Student Senate Lee Slsselsky. Pittsburgh. Pa. Jeanne Skettino, Scranton. Pa. B.S., Physics. Scientific In- B.S.. AMS. Economics strumentation; Tau Beta Pi Paul Leo Peter Smith. Sewickley. Pa. B.S.. History. AMS: A08. ATA. CCCP President. Tartan, SAC John H. Skaggs, South Charlestown. W. Va. B A.. History; SDC Nadine Anne Snell. King of Prussia. Pa. B.A.. English Literature: Mortar Board. Campus Tour Guide, Sleeping Bag Comm. Andrea T. Smith. Baltimore. Md. BA., Psychology. Writing: Forbes Street Gallery. SAC. RA J. Michael Snizek, Bayside. N.Y. B.S.. Economics; SAE, Soccer. SARC. ROTC Arthur V. Solomon, Cleveland. Oh. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; IM Sports. ASME. SAE. ASHRAE Charles J. Snyder III, Pittsburgh, Pa B.S., Physics Paulette Solow, Pittsburgh. Pa B.F.A.. Art John Thomas Sopko, Youngstown, Oh. B.S., Psychology; 11 l� . Freshman Weekend Joseph D. Stas, Latrcbe. Pa B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; ASME. Pi Tau Sigma. SAE. Wrestling Michael Steidel. Allentown. Pa B S , Chemistry. AMS; Campus Christian Fellowship. ACS Leslie V, Stonehouse. Pittsburgh. Pa B F.A.. Drama; IM Sports Grace Stoops. Pittsburgh Pa S.S.. Chemical Engineering; SWE AlChE Barry Stutts. Canonsbcrg. Pa 3 S , Chemica Engineering; J1KA Cynthia Suchy. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering Cathryn A. Sundbsck. Adams% le. Pa B S . Chemical Engineering . My Joseph Gregory Sutliff, Chevy Chase. Md. B.F.A.. Industrial Design Shevra Tail, Berkeley. Cal. B.F.A., Drama Steven I. Talbot, Pleasantville. N.Y. B. Arch., Architecture David J. Taylor, Westfield. N.J. B.S.. Chemical Engineering, Economics; 2AE Tau Beta Pi. AlChE Iris Rose Terens, Woodmere. N.Y. B.F.A.. Art. Design; 2AE Little Sister. Thistle Lisa Thaviu, Highland Park. III. B.F.A.. Printmaking Alice J. Thiel, Pittsburgh. Pa. LeAnn Kay Trimpey, Somerset. Pa. B.F.A., Weaving, Painting; IM Vol- B.S.. Technical Writing and Editing; leyball. Spring Carnival Kiltie Band. Chorus Bruce Thorner, Silver Spring. Md. 8.S.. Electrical Engineering; K2 William Joseph Trosky, Pittsburgh. ?a- Knox A. Uguccioni, Chicago. III. B S., Applied Mathematics; Tau Beta g Arch., Architecture; Explorer's Pi President Club, Tartan Douglas P. Turner, Coral Gables. Fla B.F.A.. Industrial Design; SAE President. IDSA. WRCT. Tech Flying Club . Mark Uram, Monessen. Pa. James D. Van Sciver. Wilmington. Del. B.S.. AMS; BOM. Football B.S.. Electrical Engineering; OK0, Soccer. Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu Patricia Vaganka, Monroeville. Pa. B.S.. Chemical Engineering and Public Policy; SWE. AlChE. SAC President Judith A. Vetter, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Applied Mathematics. AMS. Economics; AISEC. Student Corporation Judith Ann Vitale, Monessen, Pa. B.A.. History. WRCT Jane Beth Vitti, Greensburg, Pa. B.S., Chemistry; ACS President. SAC. Mortar Board. Phi Kappa Phi Gerald Vockley, North Huntingdon. Pa. B.S., Biological Sciences Regis Vito Vrana, Bethel Park. Pa. B.F.A., Music; Cameron Choir. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia David P. Wade. Pawling, N.V. B.S.. Physics Patrick Joseph Ward. Beaver. Pa B.S., Economics. AMS; Basketball. I IK A. Student Court Robin Eileen Warr, Newton. Conn. B.F.A.. Illustration; Spirit Ethel E. Waters, Philadelphia. Pa. B.S.. AMS • 145 Robert A. Wax. Pittsford. N.Y. B.S.. Chemistry; K£ Jill Terry Weiskopf, University Hgts.. Oh. B.F.A.. Graphic Design; Spring Carnival Joseph Weiss, Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Chemistry. 8iology; Phi Kappa Phi Michael N. Weiss. Brooklyn. N.Y. B.F.A.. Printmaking David Werner, Albuquerque. N. Mex. 8.S.. Mechanical Engineering Scott West, Monongahela, Pa. 8.A.. Economics. AMS Charles Wheeler, Pittsburgh. Pa. Laura Wilson. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S.. Electrical Engineering B.S.. Applied Mathematics John Stanley Wilson, Turtle Creek. Pa. B.S., Chemical Engineering; SAC. AlChE. IM Sports Nina Cole Wishengrad, Paterson. N.J. 8.F.A.. Drama Frank Worbs, Vanport. Pa. B.S. Mechanical Engineering and Public Policy; SDC. ASME. SAE Douglas Wolfire, Chevy Chase. Md. B.A.. English. Creative Writing; Oakland Review Editor. Tech Flying Club. SAE 'teemi Donna R. Wright, Pittsburgh. Pa. Claire Wyzcnbeek, Monroeville. Pa. B.S.. Psychology. Mathematics; Peer B.A., Art Help Dane Kent Wukich, Turtle Creek. Pa. B.A.. Biology; Basketball. IM Sports Gail Yaspan, South Euclid. Oh. B.S.. Applied Mathematics; IM Sports. Chess Club Donna M. Yates, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S.. AMS and Mathematics; MWTS. Spirit Richard A. Yates, Turtle Creek. Pa. B.S.. Mechanical Engineering; BOH. ASME Patricia A. Yost, Belle Vernon. Pa. B.F.A., Technical Production Barry M. Zane, Pittsburgh. Pa. 8.S.. Electrical Engineering Mark Zaremsky, Beachwood. Oh. B.S.. Electrical Engineering; Activities Board Edward A. Zaunick, Kane. Pa. B.S.. AMS. Economics; Cross Country. Track. BOII President Mark Zavidny, Wexford. Pa. B.S., Chemical Engineering Alan J. Zelman, New Hyde Park, N.Y. B. Arch., Architecture 147