Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1982 volume:

THISTLE 1982 JCARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Q)armatorie s 2 26$ Oenior GAMBLING AT THE YOOP SALOON HUNT LIBRARY 9 BAD WEATHER DAMPENS SPRING CARNIVAL THE THRILL OF VICTORY 13 Something new for commencement at CMU was the large orange and yellow tent that held the ceremonies for the class of 1981. The tent was erected to prevent the possibility of rain-drenched graduates and administration and added an aire of festivity to the event. Ik} 16 X Wo the itrio A throu8h the this year--apromeofPittsb events h°Pe � t will be net happenings which remembered. winter of 1981-82.’ w e'i a ve durins , G also estab- Sh Has been included in this memor,esj will be the good times that we which we endured. Spring Carnival, and Beaux Arts 11 final exams, have sensed to construct our picture of what truly lilce. has changed nil of us during the years which we have of us in tely reflects you| surable experience in'our own way, has affected this environment. I impression for me to of the active exchange. It has assist in its assembly. jQtor IS]ora Elizabeth Walcutt, 18 Intra-mural Football Hamerschlag Hall SPRING Sunbathers at FLAGSTAFF BEACH 23 after the party's over ... SPRING CARNIVAL Spring Carnival. An event everybody at Carnegie-Mellon knows about, but at the same time it is one very few people know anything about. The Spring Carnival Committee is made up of a dozen or so people all chairing individual committees, ranging from Midway, to Fireworks, to Ceremonies. These people, working with an annual budget of about $16,000, begins working in October on Carnival. The theme is chosen sometime in the late fall. SCC, working with the Midway committee, made up of 30 or so booth chairmen arrive at the theme. Spring Carnival, as every one knows, is at the mercy of the weather. This was clearly illustrated during Spring Carnival 1981, which is pictured here. It is most unfortunate that this carnival may be chiefly remembered for the cold and rain, rather than what it was, an excellent Carnival that was hampered by poor weather. For those who don't know. Spring Carnival began in the year 1920, when a group of engineers held a soap box derby. Along with this, a Carnival was held, ostensibly to revive sagging student spirit. As we all know, that soap box derby has become sweepstakes, and the Carnival has grown tremendously. In 1921, Gamma Delta Iota completed the buggy course, which has remained virtually unchanged in 62 years, in a time of 4:38. In 1981, the Carnegie Involvement Assoc. (CIA) completed the course in 2:10.5. Today, Spring Carnival is made up of about 30 booths, more than half of which are sponsored by independent, non-greek organizations, a dozen rides, fireworks, entertainment, events and Sweepstakes, all of which combine to make Spring Carnival not only one of the biggest activities not only on the CMU campus, but also in the city of Pittsburg. 29 33 Spring Carnival Concerts santanK 34 George Gee and the Make Believe Ballroom Orchestra 35 40 41 42 DEAN WALTER In September, Student Affairs welcomed the addition of Dr. Braden Walter as the new Assistant Dean of Students. Dean Walter was already familiar with the university, having completed his undergraduate degree here in 1970. His doctorate is from the University of Pittsburgh. One of his prime duties is to act as a student advocate. Students with problems of any kind, ranging from personal to academic, or students just confused about where to go to find an answer have found Dean Walter to be a tremendous help. He has plans to introduce new programs that will enhance the extra-curricular opportunities and make CMU an exciting place to be. Almost any Thursday you will find him and Dean Cox having lunch in the Tartan Grill with a group of students and a faculty member. Discussions at these lunches are of a no-holds-barred type. He hopes that such informal meetings can be expanded. So, to Dean Walter we say — It's great to have you here! 43 Student Affairs Dean Swank and Dean Cox direct Carne-gie-Mellon's student affairs from the administrative perspective. Dean Swank is an active participant in the operations of the student senate, and Dean Cox is the advisor for student organizations. Their supportive and co-ordinative efforts are responsible for bringing much opportunity to the students of this university. Dean Earle Swank 44 Dean Lois Cox Student Activities Anne Witchner Anne Witchner and the student activities staff orchestrate events from their student activities center behind the Skibo information desk. Organizations and clubs provide numerous opportunities for students to actively participate in their extracurricular interests. There are many positions of responsibility and channels for constructive energies. A student finds his or her pursuit as rewarding as it is enjoyable. Gloria Arbutina Admissions and Alumni 46 Security ■ The admissions department provides communications between the prospective student and the university which are as welcoming and encouraging as they are informative. The alumni relations department fills the campus with activity each fall during Home-coming weekend to honor our deserving graduates. Security is our campus police force which assists in times of need, for medical transportation in an emergency and escort service during the evenings and nights, as well as being an assuring presence at all times. 47 49 50 Physical Plant mm m C. Food Service 52 53 coo . It' Peppzrwge Farm MII KXO COOKIES Entropy satem camcl 55 CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ARTHUR W. WESTERBERG, Head of Chemical Engineering JOHN LEONARD ANDERSON, Professor of Chemical Engineering KUN LI, Professor of Chemical Engineering GEOFFREY D. PARFITT, Professor of Chemical Engineering ROBERT R. ROTHFUS, Professor of Chemical Engineering HERBERT L. TOOR, Professor of Chemical Engineering GARY E. BLAU, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering ETHEL Z. CASbASSA, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering RAKESH K. JAIN, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering DENNIS C. PRIEVE, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering IGNACIO E. GROSSMANN, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering MYUNG S. JHON, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering EDMOND I. KO, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering WOODROW K. SHIFLETT, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering PAUL J. SIDES, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering KEVIN JAMES WEISS, Instructor of Chemical Engineering DWIGHT A. SANGREY, Head of Civil Engineering STEVEN J. FENVES, Professor of Civil Engineering TUNG AU, Professor of Civil Engineering FRANCIS C. McMICHAEL, Professor of Civil Engineering JAMES P. ROMUALDI, Professor of Civil Engineering JACOBO BIELAK, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering PAUL P. CHRISTIANO, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering RICHARD G. LUTHY, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering IRVING J. OPPENHEIM, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering CLIFF I. DAVIDSON, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering KINGSLEY HARROP-WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering C1TRIS T. HENDRICKSON, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering BRUCE JANSON, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering DANIEL R. REHAK, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering WILLIAM L. WHITTAKER, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering GRANGER MORGAN, Head of Engineering Public Policy ROBERT U. AYRES, Professor of Engineering Public Policy DAVID LINCOLN, Assistant Professor of Engineering Public Policy CAROLINE MITCHELL, Instructor of Engineering Public Policy J. FLETCHER OSTERLE, Head of Nuclear Science YUNG-AN CHAO, Associate Professor of Nuclear Science WLODZIMIERZ KOZAK, Professor of Biomedical Engineering TERRENCE CARROLL, Instructor of Biomedical Engineering ROBERT FLOYD SEKERKA, Head of Metallurgical Engineering HEUBERT I. AARONSON, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering CHARLES L. BAUER, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering I. MELVIN BERNSTEIN, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering R J. FREUlTAN, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering T B. MASSALSKI, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering WILLIAM W. MULLINS, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering WILLIAM O. PHILBROOK, 56 Professor of Metallurgical Engineering ANTHONY THOMPSON, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering DAVID LAUGHLIN, Associate Professor of Metallurgical Engineering PAUL WYNBLATT, Associate Professor of Metallurgical Engineering DEBORAH D. CHUNG, Assistant Professor of Metallurgical Engineering HANI HENEIN, Assistant Professor of Metallurgical Engineering S1NDO KOU, Assistant Professor of Metallurgical Engineering GARRY WILBUR WARREN, Assistant Professor of Metallurgical Engineering DHRUBAJ. CHAKRABARTI, Visiting Professor of Metallurgical Engineering KAMANIO CHATTOPADHYAY, Visiting Professor of Metallurgical Engineering WILLIAM A. SIRIGNANO, Head of Mechanical Engineering DWIGHT M. BAUMANN, Professor of Mechanical Engineering NORMAN A. CHIGIER, Professor of Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM F. HUGHES, Professor of Mechanical Engineering EDWARD S. RUBIN, Professor of Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM F. STOKEY, Professor of Mechanical Engineering J.L. SWEDLOW, Professor of Mechanical Engineering GLENN BRUCE SINCLAIR, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering PAUL K. WRIGHT, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering SHICHUNE YAO, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering JERRY H. GRIFFIN, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering JOHN L. LAWLESS, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering FRIEDRICH B. PRINZ, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering JUAN I. RAMOS, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering HOLGER T. SOMMER, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering RODNEY A. STEPHENSON, Instructor of Mechanical Engineering REUVEN TAL, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering JOHN P. SHEN, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering RICHARD M. STERN JR., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering DONALD E. THOMAS, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering JOSEPH J. BONK, Instructor of Electrical Engineering JOSE JUVES, Instructor of Electrical Engineering CHARLES L. WAGNER, Instructor of Electrical Engineering KENDALL PRESTON, Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering ANDRZEJ GROCH, Visiting Professor of Electrical Engineering FLOYD B. HUMPHREY, Head of Electrical Engineering JOSEPH O. ARTMAN, Professor of Electrical Engineering DAVID CASASENT, Professor of Electrical Engineering STANLEY H. CHARAP, Professor of Electrical Engineering STEPHEN W. DIRECTOR, Professor of Electrical Engineering MARK H. KRYDER, Professor of Electrical Engineering ABRAHIM LAVI, Professor of Electrical Engineering CHARLES P. NEUMAN, Professor of Electrical Engineering ARTHUR C. SANDERSON, Professor of Electrical Engineering SAROSH TALUKDAR, Professor of Electrical Engineering DAVID T. TUMA, Professor of Electrical Engineering T.R. VISWANATHAN, Professor of Electrical Engineering JAMES F. HOLBURC, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering EARL DOUGLAS JENSEN, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering ANDREW TERRY BAHILL, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering MICHAEL B. CALLAHAM, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering ROBERT J. FONTANNA, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering GEORGE J. FIX, Head of Mathematics RICHARD J. DUFFIN, Professor of Mathematics PETER B. ANDREWS, Professor of Mathematics ALBERT A. BLANK, Professor of Mathematics CHARLES V. COFFMAN, Professor of Mathematics BERNARD D. COLEMAN, Professor of Mathematics IGNACE I. KOLODNER, Professor of Mathematics KENNETH D. KORTANEK, Professor of Mathematics RICHARD C. MACCAMY, Professor of Mathematics VICTOR C. MIZEL, Professor of Mathematics RICHARD C. MOORE, Professor of Mathematics WALTER NOLL, Professor of Mathematics DAVID R. OWEN, Professor of Mathematics ROGER N. PEDERSON, Professor of Mathematics JUAN J. SCHAFFER, Professor of Mathematics WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Mathematics OSWALD WYLER, Professor of Mathematics JONATHAN M. BORWEIN, PHD, Associate Professor of Mathematics GREGORY P. KNOWLES, Associate Professor of Mathematics STEVEN E. SHREVE, Assistant Professor of Mathematics GUNDUZ CAGINALP, Instructor of Mathematics 57 MAX D. GUNZBURCER, Visiting Professor of Mathematics NICO A. HABERMANN, Head of Computer Science DANA SCOTT, Professor of Computer Science JON LOUIS BENTLY, Associate Professor of Computer Science PETER HIBBARD, Associate Professor of Computer Science ANITA K. JONES, Associate Professor of Computer Science HSIANG-TSUNC KUNG, Associate Professor of Computer Science ROBERT F. SPROULL, Associate Professor of Computer Science ROBERTO BISIANI, Assistant Professor of Computer Science JAIME G. CARBONELL, Assistant Professor of Computer Science MERRICK FURST, Assistant Professor of Computer Science ELAINE KANT, Assistant Professor of Computer Science MARC KAIBERT, Assistant Professor of Computer Science WILLIAM L. SCHERLIS, Assistant Professor of Computer Science ALFRED SPECTOR, Assistant Professor of Computer Science GUY L. STEELE, Assistant Professor of Computer Science PHILLIP L. MILLER, Instructor of Computer Science MICHAEL FRYD, Instructor of Computer Science NEIL OSTLUND, Visiting Associate Professor of Computer Science ROBERT L. KAY, Head of Chemistry AKSEL A. BOTHNER-BY, Professor of Chemistry JOHN A. POPLE, Professor of Chemistry ALBERT A. CARETTO, Professor of Chemistry ROBERT B. CARLIN, Professor of Chemistry EDWARD F. CASSASSA, Professor of Chemistry JOSEF DADOK, Professor of Chemistry MORTON KAPLAN, Professor of Chemistry TRUMAN P. KOHMAN, Professor of Chemistry HERSHEL MARKOVITZ, Professor of Chemistry PHILLIP L. SOUTHWICK, Professor of Chemistry ROBERT F. 'STEWART, Professor of Chemistry PAUL J. ICAROL, Associate Professor of Chemistry MIGUEL LLINAS, Associate Professor of Chemistry R. DONALD SPENCER, Associate Professor of Chemistry CHARLES H. VANDYKE, Associate Professor of Chemistry' WALTER H. WADDELL, Associate Professor of Chemistry' ROBERT M. RICHMAN, Assistant Professor of Chemistry' DAVID A. TIRREL, Assistant Professor of Chemistry' DEBRA AROMATORlO, Assistant Professor of Chemistry' MYRON BIRNBOIM, Visiting Professor of Chemistry' FACULTY DIRECTORY OF MELLON COLLEGE OF SCIENCE i CHIEN HO, Head of Biological Science SALVATORE M. CASTELLANO, Professor of Biological Science ROBERT V. RICE, Professor of Biological Science JAMES FERGUSON WILLIAMS, Professor of Biological Science JEROME J. WOLKEN, Professor of Biological Science C.R. WORTHINGTON, Professor of Biological Science WILLIAM EUGENE BROWN, Associate Professor of Biological Science ELIZABETH W. JONES, Associate Professor of Biological Science WILLIAM R. MACLURE, Associate Professor of Biological Science DAVID D. HACI JEY, Assistant Professor of Biological Science SARAH HITCHCOCK-DEGREGORI, Assistant Professor of Biological Science JONATHON W. JARVIK, Assistant Professor of Biological Science EDWIN G. MINKLEY, JR., Assistant Professor of Biological Science JANIS M. 0'D0! NELL, Assistant Professor of Biological Science JOHN L. WOOLFORD, Assistant Professor of Biological Science LINDA R. KAUFFMAN, Instructor of Biological Science RAYMOND A. SORENSON, Head of Physics LINCOLN WOLFENSTEIN, Professor of Physics JULIUS ASHKIN, Professor of Phvsics PEtER D. BARNES, Professor of Phvsics LUC BERGER, Professor of Physics RICHARD E. CUTOWSKI, Professor of Physics RICHARD M. EDELSTEIN, Professor of Physics ARNOLD ENGLER, Professor of Phvsics JOHN G. FETKOVITCH, Professor of Physics SIMEON A. FRIEDBURG, Professor of Physics ROBERT GRIFFITHS, Professor of Physics ROBERT W. KRAEMER, Professor of Physics JAMES S. LANGER, Professor of Physics MICHEAL JERRY LEVINE, Professor of Physics JOHN F. NAGLE, Professor of Phvsics JOHN A. RAYNE, Professor of Physics JAMES RUSS, Professor of Physics ROBERT T. SCHUMACHER, Professor of Physics ROGER B. SUTTON, Professor of Physics NED S. VANDERVEN, Professor of Phvsics HUGH D. YOUNG, Professor of Physics LlNG-FONG LI, Associate Professor of Physics FREDRICK MESSING, Associate Professor of Physics WILLIAM R. WHARTON, Associate Professor of Physics BRADLEY KEISTER, Assistant Professor of Physics RONALD J. LIPTON, Assistant Professor of Physics ROBERT M. SUTER, Assistant Professor of Physics FRANZ GROSS, Visiting Professor of Physics 59 JOSEPH M. BALLAY, Head of Design Department ALESSANDRO DE GREGORY, Associate Professor of Design EDWARD A. FISHER, JR., Associat Professor of Design ROB ROY KELLY, Associate Professor of Design CHARLES MAE BRODSKY, Assistant Professor of Design MARK MENTZER, Assistant Professor of Design KAREN MOYER, Assistant Professor of Design STEPHEN JAY STADELMEIR, Assistant Professor of Design ROBERT O. SWINEHART, Assistant Professor of Design THOMAS J. RUDDY, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Design JOSEPH ALLEN DICEY, Adjunct Faculty Dept, of Design OMER AKIN, Head of Architecture CHARLES M. EASTMAN, Professor of Architecture DELBERT HIGHLANDS, Professor of Architecture HOWARD SAALMAN, Professor of Architecture LOUIS SAUER, Professor of Architecture ROBERT S. TAYLOR, Professor of Architecture ROBERT BURDETT, Associate Professor of Architecture PETER G. BURGESS, Associate Professor of Architecture ULRICH FLEMING, Associate Professor of Architecture VOLKER HARTKOPF, Associate Professor of Architecture MAXWELL G. MAYO, Associate Professor of Architecture WILLIAM DOUGLAS COOPER, Assistant Professor of Architecture NANCY KEMPNER DAVIS, Assistant Professor of Architecture WILLIAM DURKEE, Assistant Professor of Architecture JAY G. CARROT, Assistant Professor of Architecture CYNTHIA N. HAMILTON, Assistant Professor of Architecture STEPHANI D. LEDEWITZ, Assistant Professor of Architecture RAYMOND W. MALL, JR., Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture WILLIAM J. MITCHELL, Visiting Professor of Architecture ORVILLE M. WINSAND, Head of Art Department BRUCE J. BRELAND, Professor of Art CHARLES B. CARTER, Professor of Art WALTER GROER, Professor of Art HARRY C. HOLLAND, Professor of Art WILLIAM LIBBY, Professor of Art HERBERT OLDS, Professor of Art DOUGLAS H. PICKERING, Professor of Art JON BECKLEY, Associate Professor of Art RINALD BENNET, Associate Professor of Art EDWARD EBERLE, Associate Professor of Art ROBERT E. GARDENER, Associate Professor of Art JOANN MAIER, Associate Professor of Art JIM DENNY, Assistant Professor of Art ELAINE KING, Assistant Professor of Art CAROL KUMATRA, Assistant Professor of Art KATHLEEN MULCAHY, Assistant Professor of Art MARY WEIDNER, Assistant Professor of Art MARLENE BIRR, Visiting Instructor of Art DIANE SAMUELS, Visiting Instructor of Art MEL SHAPIRO, Head of Drama Department BARBARA J.B. ANDERSON, Professor of Drama WILLIAM A. NELSON, Professor of Drama JAMES L. ROSENBURG, Professor of Drama CLETUS R. ANDERSON, Associate Professor of Drama DAVID BALL, Associate Professor of Drama ANGELA D'AMBROSIA, Associate Professor of Drama PHILLIP CRANETO, Assoicate Professor of Drama MYRON HOWARD NADEL, Associate Professor of Drama ELISABETH ORION, Associate Professor of Drama ROBERT L. PARKS, Associate Professor of Drama MICHAEL PIERCE, Associate Professor of Drama FREDERICK S. YOUENS, Associate Professor of Drama JUDITH CONTE, Assistant Professor of Drama JORGE GUERRA, Assistant Professor of Drama COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS STEVEN W. VBRA, Assistant Professor of Drama DENISE HOUT, Instructor of Drama MICHAEL ABBENSETTS, Visiting Instructor HARRY FRANKLIN, Head of Music Department LEONARDO BALADA, Professor of Music LEE CASS, Professor of Music BEATRICE KREBS, Professor of Music NELSON WHITAKER, Professor of Music DONALD WILKINS, Professor of Music HELEN GOSSARD, Associate Professor of Music ISTVAN JAR AY, Associate Professor of Music RALPH ZITTERBART, Associate Professor of Music STEPHEN EDWARD CARLTON, Assistant Professor of Music MAX D. PETERSON, Assistant Professor of Music MARYLYN T. THOMAS, Assistant Professor of Music COLETTE WILKINS, Assistant Professor of Music JOY ANN CRUMMIE, Instructor, Department of Music ELIZABETH RENO, Staff of Music Department GERALD DANTRY, Adjunct Faculty of Music Department MARY E. VANDERSPAR, Visiting Professor of Music CHARLES KIESLER, Head of Psychology HERBERT A. SIMON, University Professor JOHN R. ANDERSON, Professor PATRICIA CARPENTER, Professor WILLIAM GARY CHASE, Professor JOHN R. HAYES, Professor MARCEL ADAM JUST, Professor DAVID KLAHR, Professor KENNETH E. MOYER, Professor BRIAN MACWHINNEY, Associate Professor MICHAEL F. SCHEIER, Associate Professor ROBERT S. SIEGLER, Associate Professor MARGARET S. CLARK, Assistant Professor SUSAN T. FISKE, Assistant Professor JILL HUSTON LARKIN, Assistant Professor LYNNE M. REDER, Assistant Professor CATHERINE SOPHIAN, Assistant Professor YUICHIRO ANZAI, Visiting Assistant Professor JOAN BROIDY, Instructor MARILYN FROHLICH, Instructor JEANNE HALPIN, Instructor CORDELIA S. HAYDEN, Instructor LINDA D. SAKMAR, Instructor BEVERLY STEINGERG, Instructor 61 HUMANITIES and SOCIAL SCIENCES PSYCHOLOGY MORRIS H. DEGROOT, Professor STEPHEN FIENBERG, Professor JOSEPH B. KADANE, Professor JOHN PAUL LEHOCZKY, Professor ROBERT E. KASS, Assistant Professor DIANE LAMBERT, Assistant Professor MICHAEL M. MEYER, Assistant Professor MARK SCHERVISH, Assistant Professor LUKE-JON TIERNEY, Assistant Professor LUDWIG F. SCHAEFER, Head of Historv EDWlfo FENTON, Professor DAVID H. FOWLER, Professor ILSEDORE B. JONAS, Professor DAVID WILLIAM MILLER, Professor DANIEL P. RESNICK, Professor RICHARD L. SCHOENWALD, Professor JURIS SILENIEKS, Professor PETER N. STEARNS. Professor DAVID S. CARRIER, Associate Professor MICHEL FOUGERES, Associate Professor EUGENE G. LEVY, Associate Professor YVETTE E. MILLER, Associate Professor DONALD S. SUTTON, Associate Professor STATISTICS MICHAEL PAUL WEBER, Associate Professor ROGER WERTHEIMER, Associate Professor EDWARD W. CONSTANT II, Assistant Professor PRESTON KING COVEY, Assistant Professor DAVID E. KAISER, Assistant Professor ADELE LINDENMEYR, Assistant Professor KATHERINE ANN LYNCH, Assistant Professor GARRELL S. POTTINGER, Adjunct Professor DONALD R. ALGEO, Adjunct Professor CHRISTIAN W. HALLSTEIN, Adjunct Professor CHARLES LAWRENCE HILL, Adjunct Professor HISTORY PHILOSOPHY PATRICIA D. LUAN-MILLER, Adjunct Professor ANNE C. ROSE, Adjunct Professor ANDREW E. BARNES, Instructor JONATHAN ALAN PRESSLER, Instructor RICHARD YOUNG, Head of English BEEKMAN W. COTTRELL, Professor LOIS S. FOWLER, Professor ANN L. HAYES, Professor ROBERT C. SLACK, Professor GERALD P. COSTANZO, Associate Professor DAVID E. DEMAREST, Associate Professor RICHARD ENOS, Associate Professor LINDA FLOWER, Associate Professor JOHN A. HART, Associate Professor PEGGY ANN KNAPP, Associate Professor DAVID WALTON, Associate Professor THEODORE WEESNER, Associate Professor LYNNE M. BARRETT, Assistant Professor JEAN FERGUSON, Assistant Professor ROBERT GREGORY, Assistant Professor 62 ENGLISH DAVID KAUFER, Assistant Professor PHILIP KUBERSKI, Assistant Professor SANDRA OSTER, Assistant Professor JOHN M. WANDS, Assistant Professor PHIL HANSE, Instructor PATRICK D. LARKEV, Head of Social Sciences SARA B. KIESLER, Professor TIMOTHY W. McGUIRE, Professor JOEL A. TARR, Professor GREOGORY FISCHER, Associate Professor PAUL A. ANDERSON, Assistant Professor ROBERT F. COULAM, Assistant Professor MARK SCOTT KAMLET, Assistant Professor STEVEN KLEPPER, Assistant Professor RICHARD R. LAU, Assistant Professor LEONARD H. LYNN, Assistant Professor TIMOTHY McKEOWN, Assistant Professor RICHARD A. SMITH, Assistant Professor LEE SONASTINE SPROULL, Assistant Professor SOCIAL SCIENCES LESTER B. LAVE, Professor ALLAN MELTZER, University Professor EGON BALAS, Professor PAUL S. GOODMAN, Professor YUGIIJIRI, Professor CHARLES H. KRIEBEL, Professor BENNETT McCALLUM, Professor THOMAS MORTON, Professor HOWARD ROSENTHAL, Professor RICHARD STAELIN, Professor GERALD L. THOMPSON, Professor ROBERT M. TOWNSEND, Professor DENNIS N. EPPLE, Associate Professor THOMAS M. KERR, Associate Professor FINN KYDLAND, Associate Professor JONG-SHI PANG, Associate Professor SCOTT F. RICHARD, Associate Professor THOMAS ROMER, Associate Professor LINDA ARGOTE, Assistant Professor 63 FACULTY DIRECTORY OF GSIA ROBERT S. ATKIN, Assistant Professor K B. DUNN, Assistant Professor MARK FICHMAN, Assistant Professor HOWARD K. GRUENSPECHT, Assistant Professor ERIC JOHNSON, Assistant Professor LANCE B. KURKE, Assistant Professor ROBERT MEYER, Assistant Professor ANDREW A. MITCHELL, Assistant Professor JAMES C. NOEL, Assistant Professor THOMAS R. PALFREY, Assistant Professor DAN PELED, Assistant Professor ROBERT P. REDINGER, Assistant Professor GUILHERME L. SEDLACEK, Assistant Professor KATHRYN SHAW, Assistant Professor K. SINGLETON, Assistant Professor JEFFREY R. WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor HARVEY F. SLOAN, Adjunct Professor ALFRED BLUMSTE1N, University Professor NORMAN J. JOHNSON, Professor SANUEL LEINHARDT, Professor PETER C. ORDESHOOK, Professor GEORGE T. DUNCAN, Associate Professor GORDON HARRIMAN LEWIS, Associate Professor SHELBY STEWMAN, Associate Professor RAJIV D. BANKER, Assistant Professor DAVID E. BLOOM, Assistant Professor MALACHY CAREY, Assistant Professor DENISE DIPASQUALE, Assistant Professor STEVEN G. GARBER, Assistant Professor EDWARD B. MONTGOMERY, Assistant Professor JUN ONAKA, Assistant Professor EMILY J. ROTH, Assistant Professor PAMELA LEWIS, Instructor HARRY R. FAULK, Adjunct Professor BEN FISCHER, Adjunct Professor DONALD C. STONE, Adjunct Professor JOHN R. THORNE, Adjunct Professor GARY FIELD, Adjunct Professor ALEX CUKIERMAN, Visiting Professor DAN GIVOLY, Visiting Professor ILKER BAYBARS, Visiting Professor CHRIS EDWARDS, Visiting Professor FACULTY DIRECTORY OF SUPA MARTIN S. EICHENBAUM, Visiting Professor TERENCE LEVESQUE, Visiting Professor DAVID C. STAPLETON, Visiting Professor JOHN M. WILLIAMSON, Visiting Professor A. ZELENIT2, Visiting Professor EDWARD WILLIAM EVANS, Instructor R. KEITH MOORE, Instructor IHUiihitit Juil il ilM J M iowi or MWCSIQU THESE TEMULS 4R£ CONNECTED 10 TTCDEQvrtwzo Center The computer center in Science Hall is a place for students to learn how to program, become frustrated over, and even play on, computers. So, when the load was at 26 instead of 4, one could never be sure whether it was due to a 111 program being due in the morning or a bunch of computer fanatics playing Star Trek in the computer science department on the third floor. The Hunt library provides a bright quiet environment for study, as well as an impressive collection of resources. The Engineering and Science library gives the CIT and MCS students a spacious comfortable place to work in Science Hall. The libraries are staffed with helpful assistants and are usually much more inviting than a cold empty classroom in one of the academic buildings. TOPS C TOPS I 3 Computer TkU CiWvftjnt weutt MSttoSXM imts. XMMJtS 68 Libraries CIT 1 iciT, the engineering college of the University, emphasizes personal and professional growth. While course curriculums emphasize the building of skills in analytic and comprehensive problem solving, we learn that the ability to communicate is just as important. We get the same basic courses during freshman year, and it is also during this time that we get our first experience with the DEC-20 computer and its reservation system. Doing homeworks and taking tests becomes a way of life. During sophomore -year-,-we start to go our own separate ways, taking more courses in our major. We learn that nine unit courses always turn out to be worth more than nine units of work, the joy (?) of writing up labs; even though we pull all-nighters, it is rewarding to be able to explain what we have done so that others can understand it. But there is something missing — what are all the practical applications of the knowledge we are gaining? When can we do something useful with what we know? The dreaded Junior year gives us that chance. ASEII in each engineering discipline encourages innovative methods of real-world problem solving, with the aid of computer simulations and lab calibration and testing. At this stage, we hardly see our fellow engineers from freshman year. They are going through the same thing in their own engineering disciplines. Sometimes the all-nighters, the computer crashing, the homeworks, and the labs get to be overwhelming, but we manage to make it through somehow. The rewards of all our work are worth it: we attend a school with a very good reputation, we work with professors who arc leaders in their fields, and we are part of a very professional environment, which really does prepare us for the real world. Nancy Crosbie Electrical Engineering '83 75 — EYE — PROTECTION MUST BE WORN IN THIS AREA these men to us with a brilliance see r places. Most are young Walking between the huge monolithic columns !of Mellon Institute, I aj ays feel oeif I'm walking intp.a pantheon of knowledge. The wisdom of lated by the dedicated pioneers ofcboth the natural and physical sWWftes seems to be the very foundation of the Institute. One pnders,.-jf upon turning the TOxt IWnefT ou ma}' stumble upon Niels hr or Charles Darwin on their way to give a lecture. I guess it'slonfortunate that these gentlemen are incapable of lecturing - • v i - r tt_ ,i r t.i • • .1 i e or at least young in heart, and it shows. Many professors thro their labs and undergrads, and professors can be seen on campus for various social functions. While thf interaction ill not get a lab report written, it makes them easier with which to deal. In MCS, the undergraduates count. Many major research schools tend to neglect those who are just learning the basics. Professors do not hide in their laboratories, and most don't mind someone looking over their shoulders. I know that the biology department wants its undergraduates to work in its research labs. This actual research experience is hard to replace with a lecture and it's fun. IH H -y—- MCS is an optimum mixture of the old and the new. The omnipotence of knowledge tempered with an energetic, young and warm faculty is a winning combination. _____Charles Paraboschi Biology '84 4 _ v ROBOT LABORATORY 82 CFA ■v ,-fwl College of Fine Arts is divided into three natural areas: the Environ-Arts (architecture and design), the Performing Arts (drama and Ej7 and the Visual Arts (art), with emphasize on training and excel- Since the inception of Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1900, the College of Fine Arts has been an integral component of the Institution. The Department of Architecture graduated students as early as 1908. By 1914, an institution of higher learning dealing with all fundalmental art forms was already in existence. Thus, a school of total art, administered and guided by a single philosophy, emerged for the first time in the Western World, offering under one roof architecture, art, design, drama and music. A significant pioneering effort created by the college was the establishment of the first Drama Department in the United States to educate and train professionals in the arts of the theatre within the context of an institution of higher education. The first bachelor's degree in Drama was awarded in 1917. The College is a community of artists, training future communities of artists. John Wooldridge Design '83 83 86 87 88 Humanities and Social Sciences a In 1968, after the demise of the Margaret Morrison Carnegie College, the University inaugurated the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The formulation of a curriculum followed standards set by the traditional Carnegie Plan — to provide a practical technically oriented education. Humanities were integrated with the technical educational programs on the undergraduate level; this adherance to the Carnegie Plan establishes a common emphasis on problem solving in both the technical and humanities areas. By 1978, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences had introduced the Core Curriculum. This consists of ten interelated courses taken by all freshmen and sophomores in the College. These common core courses draw from the areas of English, philosophy, cognitive psychology, sociolo gy, history, political science, economics, statistics and computer science. In addition to these courses, the curriculum includes distributional course clusters in two areas: Language, Culture and the Arts, and Science and Technology. The concept of problem solving is a major aspect of the integration of the core courses. Tradition plays a relatively small role in the overall scheme and rationale behind the College. First, the College itself is comparatively new to the University, so there are not many traditions unique to H SS. Secondly, the overriding philosophy of H SS stresses a non-traditional approach to liberal arts. Curriculums are designed to teach practical, applicable skills that will be valuable to a BA or BS graduate. The ability to identify and solve complex problems is the hallmark of a well-educated professional in any field 1 academic, government or industrial. For this reason, the teaching of transferable problem-solving skills is an appropriate unifying theme in the Humanities and Social Sciences Curriculum. This professional emphasis results in a marketable liberal arts degree as opposed to a mere preparation for graduate work. The College of H SS exemplifies the University's motto, The Professional Choice. Brian Lawrence Noel Wolf '84 Z: f« 89 e, R.'NEftiE ■■duT. MMin Founded thirty years ago, the Graduate School of Industrial Administration maintains one of the top master's programs in the country. Within the schools are divisions of business, economics, administration and management science. Dean Robert S. Kaplan credits the school's faculty for its excellence in teaching and in offering innovative courses, courses which change to reflect the fast-paced needs of business. Two objectives of GSIA are clear: developing short-range skills of immediate value in marketing, accounting, finance, strategic planning, operations management and human resources. Creating a long-range framework flexible enough to serve those who aspire to any type of managerial setting and providing substantial general and quantatative skills to do the job well. Annually, GSIA graduates are sought by business, and in 1981-1982 saw stepped up recruiting and multiple job offers for GSIA's MSIA's. The school's notable program for Executives serves senior level corporate managers, introducing them to the newest theories in management and strategy. In turn, the faculty have an opportunity to meet with a variety of business people, thus heightening the school's visibility in the corporate world. Although there is a current shortage of Ph.D's for teaching at the graduate management level, GSIA continues to train a high percentage of faculty qualified for positions at leading business schools. 1 J 95 SUPA A ■ • J SUPA, the School of Urban and Public Affairs, initially started out ten years ago as an experiment to re-do the way people were educated public management and policy. Since then the program has become one of the top two or three in the country. SUPA is one of a whole new wave o' schools which take a more analytic and quantitative approach to public management than does the old method of instruction. This year, besides granting over fifty masters and about six doctoral degrees, the school took an in-depth look at its curriculum. One result of this study was the decision to create a new area of specialization in Management Information Systems (MIS). According to Brian Berry, the new SUPA dean, MIS is the most rapidly growing area of public policy. He expects the concentration in MIS to be ready by next fall. The masters program, which normally takes two years, has an explicitly prescribed curriculum which includes courses in economics, computing, accounting, communicating, operations research, bureaucracy, organizations, and public process. Students do four semesters worth of project research on real policy problems, such as what to do with radioactive waste or how to deal with hazardous waste such as chemical dumping. A special feature of SUPA is the 3-2 program which enables undergraduates to obtain their masters degree in only five years instead of six. After their junior year, they are not only senior undergraduates, but first year graduate students. This program has become increasingly popular through the social science department in the college of Humanities and Social Sciences. Government agencies are traditional places for SUPA students to find employment after graduation. Recent cuts in the federal budget, however, could cause many students to look hard and to accept work in the private sector. mum 98 99 101 WMM 104 Basketball 105 1981 Tartan Football PAC Division III Champions 107 4 m t- a 109 Cheerleaders Sheri Wolfgang, Lisa Lettiere, Sharon Blosel, Sandi Ruscin, Charise O Conner, Susan Balk, Gail Williams, Randi Bograd, Gerri Geffl, Rose Moore, Celeste Lejune VOLLEYBALL Yvonne Chi, Helen Clark, Jennifer Donaldson, Sue Ann Illig, Patricia Prim, Bonny Stuart, Janet Szwark, Gennie Moreau, coach: Jane Fisk, asst: Mike Matthews SOCCER Rovert Borne, Jim Brigham, Robrto Canepa, Tim Carlin, Caleb Clrkery, Joseph Crute, Corral Dauion, Joel Dreskin, Marclay Ehienne, Richard Eten, Stephen Fine, David John Freda, Carl Freedman, Neal Frink, Yuri Gawdiak, Phil Girard, James Gillespie, David Jacobs, Bob Konugh, Randy Lipschen, Mike Lynch, Mike Pastino, Todd Perri, John Pistolessi, Owen Ranta, Scott Ritter, Hal Schenck, Neil Allan Shapiro, Stephen Slack Daniel Smith, Richard Williams, John Willis, Michael Wuenstel, David Yarnall, coach: Nick Gaudioso 114 WOMEN'S TENNIS Laurie Arendas, Beth Dougherty, Carol Goldberg, Brenda Goldstein, Paulene Kramer, Bridget Kyne, Lorena Miller, Trina Nagasawa, Elizabeth Reed, coach: Mark Bush 115 116 117 118 119 120 Dave Allegretto, Nick Anderson, Lee Andre, Craig Babbony, Scott Bachik, David Bechtel, Rich Betti, Scott Brasco, Jim Brown, Marc Calello, A1 Commisa, Patrick Campbell, Harley Carroll, Jim Chrise, Jerry Clarice, Bill Clouse, Tom Collins, Bill Corpus, Richard Creech, Randv Datanal, Fran Diegelman, Ricfi DiLucente, Mark Dixon, Brian Dooley, Gary Draku-lic, Philip Estep, Dave Feigel, Matthew Feldman, Lee Ferketic, Dan Foster, Andy Fuhrman, William Garrison, Mike Garverick, Joe Glinka, Wesley Goodin, Jim Gresh, Tim Griffith, Bill Gross, John Herold, Rich Hinston, Micheal Holodnik, Joseph Honse, Jim Hooper, Bill Humphrey, Brad Huwar, Ross Jicomelli, Lloyd Johnson, David Kantor, Scott Kasunick, Bill Kiselick, Scott Lee, Mark Leposky, Michael Lichte, Mike Little, Wayne Lucas, David Lynch, Eugene Marcink, Bob Mathias, Vince McElhin-nv, Tom McGowan, Joe Mollica, Jim Morrison, Todd Mowry, Ken Murawski, A1 Mylan, Dennis Myers, Joe Nardone, Stewart Nickolas, Mike O'Donnell, Lou Olive, Christopher O'Mara, Paul Pasicznyk, Dan Pav-lick, Dennv Postufka, Roger Roble, Jim Rodgers, Larry Ropelewski, Andy Rossi, Mark Rubai, Brett Runion, Mite Sandlin, Gerard Sansosti, Paul Scarmazzi, Jim Scarpone, Joe Schinosi, Kahlil Shareef, Eugene Smith, Jeff Steck, Jim Steinke, John Sterling, Ted Thomas, Michael Tierno, Joe Vasalani, Joe Wagner, John Walters, John Wise, John Wright, Brian Zagorac, Mike Zellhart, David Zito 121 |i|I!IIIUiIi8IIe.S muimt.iiHEi WSMUriFKHE Bpaunnima 122 £21 9 25 126 127 129 1981 Edition 'Bash Sorority Rush Beta's as They Performed Damn Yankees I I I I I!! ! !M l . 1,11 ,iI1|!,!ll! ijiii .: 8 !i!i!!!!!i!!!!!l!!i!!!!: CHI OMEGA Kathy Farley (President), Louisa Gravel, Linda Hetrick, Cara Koenig, Sandy Krieg, Lisa Mummery, Elinor Orita, Joann Yokel (vice President), Bonnie Beck, Lauren Calaby, Vicki Cooper, Carole Johnson, Erin Johnston, Susan Miller, Anna Plugge, Karen Stromberg, Leslie Weinberg, Elisa Bucan, Gina Fleitman, Dara Kraitchman, Ruth Oroshnik, Deanna Silverman, Debbie Weisman, Pledges: Kathy Connery, Lisa Fausti, Linda Flaherty, Leslie Jothersall, Amy Johnston, Reena Khaana, Daphne Pulsifer, Rachel Sekuler, Toni Zuliani. Chi Omega ... Rush 1980 ... 7 great fall pledges!! ... deciphering clues ... who's your big sister? ... spaghetti dinners ... hayride when its good and cold ... all nighters and the munchies ... getting a piano? ... parent's brunch ... pinning circles ... another Catholic holiday Gina? ... potatoes! ... lose a Chi-O ... pledge pranks ... green bathtubs ... who has the Pika composite? ... leave the room, Tisa!... initiation, finally!! ... painting the fence ... Chi O Formal ... crush parties ... going punk! ... Christmas party by the pledges ... Elusinia with the alumns and Phi Beta ... can't wait for Greek Sing! ... pizza crusts ... and immortal remarks ... long distance boyfriends ... a great release Ruthie? ... yet another Spring Carnival and another booth ... and finally. Senior Party and best wishes to our wonderful Seniors: Kathy, Lisa, Elinor, Cara, Linda, and Joann. 134 DELTA DELTA DELTA Arden Bardol, Chris Bohacek, Beth Brannick, Patti Carlisle, Doreen Cavallo, Primy Chang, Mary Beth Csonka, Ava DeMarco, Kim Dziak, Bev Feldtmose, Carol Gottlieb (President), Kathy Grafton,Nina Houska, Lynn Kelly,Margaret Kim, Jukie Lee, Theresa Leahey, Laurie Levin, Joy Li, Megan McCarthy, Jeri Nagler, Debbie Norkin, Gina Osborn, Sherri Partridge, Linda Quarrie, Barb Raab, Dawn Sheetz, Molly Silver, Nina Sing, Lynn Sokol, Laurie Southern (Executive Vice President), Julie Su, Jenny Sweenie, Lyn Vaux, Betty Woo. Pledges: Rae Caloura, Sue Bergdoll, Becky Fermanchik, Laura Bielanowski, Traci Dallas, Anita Doshi, Kaity Edwards, Amy Gehman, Bambi Hoag, Sue LaVella, Jane Li, Shari Olefson, Paula Petula, Julie Taylor, Lynn Taylor, Phuong Vo, Dina Warren. Warmest rembrances and gracious thanks to Those who've bit the sust of late, multitudes of D.W.'s and D.D.'s, woks, hide-a-beds, popcorn, pig-outs, house black-outs, apricot sours and F.D.'s, burnt eyeballs, hyperventilators, drunken stupors, Allies antics. Formal eligibles, Presidential pressures and pleasures. Romper Room, 7-11, Ryan's, Rax's, and B R runs, dancing Deltas, Super Pledges and Polly Perfect Pledge, Endless Love, diets. Tab, and Coke. 135 DELTA GAMMA Mary Bellamy (President), Lauren Black , Noreen Brady, Karen Hofstein, Judy Hurst, Cheryl Joyal, Terry Klovsky, Jenny Mackey, Lorrie Mora, Kathy Rehm, Anne Rogers,'Ronni ScheueV, Theresa Stuart, Carol Uhl. Pledges: Gloria Kristoff, Beth Marvil, Geri Ondrizek, Cheryl Potter. Off to a great start with retreat at Julie's (remember Lauren and the Indian?) ... Surprise! The long awaited new loveseat ... and a new carpet to match ... Rush hasn't started yet balcony party (what,us? alcohol??) ... ditties ... Well it's Jenny Jenny Jenny ... ... Rush Rush Rush ... Those wonderful, terrible pledges, who roped us into our rooms, and sent scantily clad men to wake us up for breakfast at 7:00 a.m.! ... String Party: the sisters' revenge! ... Halloween Party, with an unexpected appearance from — uh — Gerri's friend? ... It was great to see alums again at Homecoming. Yak got a job! ... Inspiration dinner: Where's Lorrie?? ... yet another candle-lighting ... Lome's initiation. An Anchor is worn by my sister! ... weekend with IUP ... Delta Gamma has eyes for you ... Thanksgiving dinner (hurray! We didn't have to blow dry the turkeys this year!) ... Christmas Party with Anchorman Santas, reindeer, and elves ... January Initiation, four new sisters ... Greek sing lead by our terrific chairperson: Judy, Lauren, AND Cheryl! ... Carnival: can Maria and Noreen lead us to another trophy? ... Senior party, farewell to Cheryl, Ronni, Libby, Lauren, and Judy ... When college has ended, these memories will linger ... 136 Susie Balk, Maiy Ann Baker, Beckie Baumgardner, Randi Bograd, Linda Braun, Jodi jCohen, Debbie Cowell, Jill Farrell, Lauren Fink, Mary DeLeon, Maiy Dixon, Nora Chigal, Tracey Futhey, DottiGizzi, Diana Goldberg, Tracey Golsdtein,, Lydia Gromadki, Neida [Beth Joseph, Debbie Kovacs, Nancy Lefko, Nancy Lesney, Nanette Marasco, Susan McDougall (President), Karen Meyer, Angela Mucci, Susan Parker, Claire Robertson, Adrienne Scharfman, Mindy Schwartz, Chris Smith, Beth Swemofsky, Jenny Thom, Diane Waite (Vice-President, Efficiency), Sue Ann Webb, Leslie Weiser, Liz Woodhull, Susan Yarmoff (Vice-President, Pledge). Pledges: Valerie Anderson, Robin Chosid, Di-iuine Coyle, Caryn Katz, Hope Libson, Tina Maragovsis, Mona Lynn Pappafava, Monica Rawicz, “Denise Richter, Marcie Sadosky, Sheila Stark, Diana Vitenas, Meryl Weiner. Laurie F. Panhel president ... 13 lucky pledges and 37 lucky sisters ... I didn't realize the pond water would be so muddy ... ... Toilet paper, bananas, and champagne: pledge prank supreme ... 'Thanks Lyd, Sue Ann (and Terri) for the HOT water! ... Super Freak, Pat Benatar(s) and WHIP IT GOOD! ... Thanks to DU for their sand, food, and fun at the Arabian Nights Party ... FELICIA, a mom away from home: we love her as our own (not to mention her wonderful meals! ... RED underwear!! ... Another Engagement?! ... Thanks Deb for the fantastic Panhel ... Happy hours galore ... Good Luck Seniors, we'll miss you ... So-o-o ... three cheers for THETA!! KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ‘T . i‘ V ' Anne Burack (President), Mancy Barton, Sue Birnie, Nancy Burns, Barb Chessler (Second Vice-President), Yvonne Chi, Debbie Cohen, Jan Cook, Carol Crain, Jody Daniels, Deirdre Dennis, Kim Doerfler, Judy Dougherty, Debbie Durr, Lu Ann Finello, Patty Flanagan, Jean Geiger, Kathy Glenn, Carolyn Gray, Chari Heim, Gina lllig, Sue Ann Illig, Nancy Keller, Brenda Kelly, Colleen Kennedy, Lmda Kralosky, Beth Mac Elwee, Chris Magyar, Marion Nimphius, Sandy Ruscin, Micnelle Schlegel, Kassie Segmiller (First Vice-President), Janet Szwarc, Joyce Teolis, Amy Vranish, Barb Zagula. A year of spontaneous fun for Kappa Kappa Gamma ... first we welcomed s'more pledges ... water balloon surprise ... 4th consecutive I.M. football championship ... Halloween and the punk pumpkin ... I'm just a Kappa through and through. ... What? A soccer team? ... Pledge prank fails. Will they strike again? ... 1001 uses for a baked potato ... love those new room dividers ... Let's paint the fence! ... Spaghetti and the new TV made for a Super Steeler Sunday......We raised a little Hell and had a Heavenly time during rush ... What's a candlelight? ... Apple pies and alumns helped to make pledging more special ... Where's Scott Park? ... Kappas and music and lots of friends made for great times at our mixers ... music and voices made for lots of fun at Greek Sing ... nails + paint + wood + late nights + fun = booth ... Good luck to our seniors. We're going to miss you ... 'Through the laughter and tears of the oncoming years, we'll look back to thee. ATO, 'The House on the Corner ' 1 on your Hit Parade ... Home of the serious student, the quasi serious student, the professional student, and the non-student. Home of the first and best air guitar band this side of Cleveland ... It seems that, whenever we had out backs up against the wall and things looked bad, we always came through ... How are you going to handle 47 hungry, alcoholic pledges, especially when you don't have a cook? ... We were thinking of changing our name from ATO to N AIO; our Lees come in three colors, white, black and yellow. Free the Barmitzvah Six! ... Everything is ni ... Sunty emit. Q: Are we not men? A: We want REVO! James Hackett (President), Eric Badorrek (Vice-President), Michael Seel, William Kiselick David Henderson, Joseph Anderson, J. Brett Ponchione, David Penz, David Matthew, Jon Bruno, Donald Savage, Paul Grachen, Charles Chrissus, James Prencipe, Rover! Devoy, Bruce Crain, Dennis Myer, Timothy Nagy, Payl Maloney, Andrew Furhmann, Wallace Weber, Daniel Fry, Michael Grape, James Borowicz, Paul Wolfe, Brett Runion William Goralski, Frank Sweeney, Kevin Johnson, Robert Belczyk, Robert Chomiak, William Leone, Robert Mathias, Brian Zagorac, Gererd Sansosti, Mark Leposky, Kenneth Hallinen, Theodore Kartofilis, Michael Rosenbaur, David Perotta, Steven Kondogianis, | Terr)r Schladenhaufen, John Lewis, Joseph Demottie, Vincent Pugliese. Pledges: David Alleghretto, David Lynch, Patrick Cambell, Mark Calello, John Sterling, William Garri- son, David Feigel, Chris O'Mara, Steven Trapp, Daniel Palahar, Jeff Schultz, John Herold, Brian Regan, Michael Sandlin, James Searpone, John Keller, Tim Griffith, Stuart Nicklas Harley Caroll. 1 m Echo-ing for a 4th straight year design ... the premiere and demise of Armageddon ... Beta A victorious ... Snake-Tinker connection for PAC title ... memories: the Ritsky's concerts, the Golden Globes, SUYT, AAZ. DELTA TAU DELTA Robert Gargiulo (President), Mark Wheeler (Vice-President), Gregory Pisocky, Curtis Young, Jamie Pett, Joshua Bloom, Walter Becker, Geoffrey Brooksher, David DeSena, Brian Eddy, Howard Frazier, Ronald Godiska, Andy Harmon, William Heyse, Sean Keegan, Tom Legere, Gregory Morris, Robert Nolte, Ariel Russo, Fred Sferrazza, Thomas Shaughnessy, Andy Staab. Pledges: James Cordle, Philip Gerard, Roger Hartung, Scott Hines, Steven Hoffman, Morris Houen, Brad Kaufman, Gary Keim, James Leonard, Laurand Lewandowski, Austin Maher, William Martin, Richard McCarty, Michael Monroe, Stephen Mruz, Gregory Nickey, Michael O'Connor, Gavin Osborne, Neal Siegel, David Sitner, Drew Smitn, William Uhl. Oops! We forgot: William Strong, Brian Taubler, Ted Thomas, Clayton Wagner, Arthur Ward, Kevin Weinheimer, Charles Wellard, Christopher Zurawsky. The brothers of Delta Tau Delta welcomed the '81 year with ambitious new officers: Rob, Mark, Greg, Curt, Jamie, and Josh ... We've made it through tough times and enjoyed ourselves all the way ... a 3rd place Buggy Design trophy ... a 2nd place Booth trophy ... a very unique Greek Sing ... a top 20 Chapter Hugh Shields Award ... the infamous ASC ... 4th of July in D.C. ... all in all, a great Fall Rush with 22 magnificent pledges ... Heaven and Hell (Flaming shots and a crazy slide) ... Let's take a Cosmic Trip with Julius ... Swim parties ... It's time to get Blatzed! ... Picnic at South Park ... and the truly memorable Christmas Party for those seniors who care to remember it. Farewell and Good Luck to our seniors: Brian, Ski, Clay, Josh, Greg, Ted, and Tom! 141 DELTA UPSILON KAPPA SIGMA Don Behnke, lam Beilis, Dave Chair, John Charnovich (Vice-President), Ron Clelland, Joe Csonka, Eric DeSimone, Joel Dreskin, Brandon Etberg, Doug Ellis, Mark Ferris, Mike Foti, Matt Graham, Mark Haner, Les Joel, Tom Joseph (President), Jim Joyce, Mark Licata, Mark Long, Jeff Luce, Jon Masatsuga, Tom Matway, Jeff McAdoo, Kevin McConnell, John McGowan, Jeff McMahon, Eric Mendelsohn, Phil Nanni, Bob Opalsky, Jose Passalacqua, Greg Pope, John Renner, Payl Schneider, Dan Shelkofsky, Woody Siciliano, Phil Spano, Marc Stillman, Jeff Van Dyke, Adam Valentine, Todd Whiteside, John Wojciak. Pledges: Peter Bombik, David Caplan, Matthey Da lev, Robert Emmons, Robert Ferrara, Sam Fischer, David Fredo, Luther Grant, William Jacob, Michael Kind, Matt Long, Matthew' Maggio, Ted Prospect, Brent Salamon, Adam Schneider, Adam Selafini, James Siciliano, Edward Smith, George Walter, Harry Wells, Richard Williams. Welcome to Kappa Sigma ... 86 members ... Alberta and Frank — over 29 years and still going strong ... Glory days of Buggy returns — Mirage glides into sweepstakes finals!! ... Bar hoppin' midnight til dawn ... Piano for sale ... Leroy in memory ... Zank — All Eastern Tackle leads football team to I.M. major final ... Kamakazis in T.J.'s room ... How's Yorktown? Ernie! ... Did you get it at the palace? ... pledge meeting at Allies ... Attitude Check!! ... 21 pledges — 80% efficiency for Ron ... Have you seen my room yet — how about the sauna!!? ... Chait—What's the stats! STM?? ... w'hat de f ck! ... 4 teabags, 6 chugs ... spaz dog ... In the MUD!! ... over 60 years of a good thing ... getting even better!! 143 PHI KAPPA THETA Mike Reunert (pres.) Steve Levin (v. pres.), Dave DeBonville (treas.), Gary Aranyos, Mike Bartschat, Lane Bess, Jay Bridskv, Bart Buckley, Mike Byrne, Jeff Carlisle, Paul Cohn, Randy Condon, Boo Conrad, Joe Oostanti-no, Mario Costantino, Doug Hackett, Pat Hartman, Keith Heintzleman, Craig Hasegawa, Dave Heller, Dave Johnston, Mike Kochanowski, Kurt Larson, Brad Linden, Mark Linden, Otto Lopez, Keith Marchiando, Alec McCurdy, Bill Michels, Jeff Mitterder, Mike Ott, John Pavlovich, Mike Pfeifer, Mark Pflugfelder, Bob Reid, Bill Salopek, Bill Schenk, Vince Schiavoni, Bill Smith, Russ Smith, Mark Spann, Pledges: Chris Alberts. Phi Kappa Theta is a Fraternity that is not classified under any particular label. This is because we participate in practically all events on campus. We field teams for all major I.M. sports, have a competitive buggy program, and have won Greek Sing in the mixed category for two straight years. Beyond this, we have diverse and extremely popular social events. Our national slogan sums it up, we Dare to be KAPPA Pi Kappa Alpha Joe Pajer (pres.), Jeff Jury (v. pres.), Andy Andrejko, Tom Hofmeister, Dave Ableman, Mark Alteria, Howard Berison, Keith Block, Mark Bowers, Mark Bufalini, Jerry Clarke, Richard Conners, Jim Cromie, William Cullen, Scott Dansey, Bruce David, Pat Doodv, Pat Farrell, Steve Farrell, Bob Flaherty, Dave Gannis, William Gens, Jim Haywood, Jim Hufnagel, James Hunt. Greg Kinsey, Greg Knopf, Dave Lechner, Ralph Luciani, Mike Lynch, Steve Machernis, Tony Martignetti, Kevin McLaren, Jim Melle, Gib Miller, Bert Murhammer, Charlie Paraboschi, Dan Poindexter, Craig Randall, Kurt Rath, Todd Rie-man, Mike Scarani, Joe Scarci, Bill Shank, Keith Shrieve, Jim Silvey, Chris Walther, DonWard, Steve Wigman, Pledges: Bob Brooks, Randy Chaffinch, Chris DiFrencesco, Chris Dinnin, Chuck Emery, Cnris Gerace, Mark Greenberg, Wayne Hollock, Mike Karavolis, Bill McCormick, Bob Miele, Rob Oppenheim, Toad Perri, Ferit Tabi, Mark Weinsten Nice ... Gumpdog speaks ... Silverbullet... Its like mustard ... Room 31: a ghetto takes shape ... Who shot J.R.? Who dumped water on Luciani? Who cares? ... Bo: the perfect 10” ... Marv, drop back 15 yards and pun ... Toga! ... Gugga and the artist ... O.C. Andrejko ... Silly SAE. tech is for Pikes ... Who attacked the sleeping porch? ... Trish ... Tiny's Disco Palace .. Piranha! ... the speed bag ... time to start booth ... Get one for the Gibber ... Smile. 145 From the depths of an ancient bust shall rise Pi Lambda Phi ... Not a sequence of semi-contiguous semesters, but a lifetime ... The success of power rush — seventeen pledges and a full house ... CMU Songs Strikes Back with trays . . . Michaelangelo's Pizza .. . For a good Tyme go to Pilam ... the Last of the Aztec Gold ... the booth is a f ing house ... floor graffitti week ... Intramural a-go-go, B team leading ... Bye bey brother relics ... Lo! Ftow the Falcon swoops, driving us buggy ... Gertie does it for dimes. Mind her bumpers ... Still the best fireplace in town. 146 James Stuart (pres.), Michael Greenberg (v. pres.), Mitchell Schwartz (sec.), John Allen, David Anderson, John Barrett, Joe Barrett, Art Benjamin, John Bryant, John Carpenter, David Creighton, Robert Farrell, Jerry Gilligan, Phillip Click, Morris Goldstein, William Herndon, Ron Joesphson, William Kruse, Steven Lammert, Allen Lane, Timothy Levan, Ken Mohnkern, Kevin Nolish, Francis Przywarty, Steven Schoch, Eric Schulman, Harry Stoller, Brian Sullivan, Dean Sutherland, Bruce Taylor, James Wafefogle, Kevin Weaver, Paul Williams, Donald Zimmerman, Pledges: Bruce Barrett, Robert Broach, Erik Carlson, John Gabrick, Thomas Galvin, Jonathon Gellman, Douglas Grauel, Keith Kirsch, Wayne Loofbourrow, Daniel Mapes, Mark Masitis, Vincent Matsko, Robert Rivera, Paul ScKell-ing, Norbert Schindler, Craig Stevenson, Kris Tuttle, Steven Wong. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Jason Balter, Bruce Bartholomew, David Basile, Bob Bell, Steve Bergey, Russ Bogin, Warren Brown, Mark Caine, Mike Calvin, Denny Carleton, Mark Coe, Jeff Cohen, Chris Correy, Cnuck Coulson, Brad Davis, Chris Davis, Steve Delzio, Mark D'errico, Paul Doyle, Tad Driver, Bennett Fidlow, Mark Flanagan, Stu Graham, Bill Hall, Roeland Hoeke, Bill Hollyer, Joe Honomichl, Jon Horner, Brad Krueger, Don Lamond,. Bret Ligo, Barry Johnson, Sean McCaffrey, Gary McClain, Mark McKeefry, Dan Micher, Josh Mutchnik, Phil Nemy, Mike Oberlander, Rich Pennline, Jim Pettinato, Vince Polichio, Matt Pritts, Curt Probel, Dave Prystash, Santiago Pujadas, Jay Robnett, Ken Russo, Rick Sabol, Jeff Savu, Ned Schiff, Norm Schmitt, Dave Stuoan, John Sweeney, Dave Schott, Mark Schwartz, Steve Schwartz, Hal Schenck, Bill Sedlack, Craig Smith, A1 Spence, Steve Stemmer, Bruce Trottier, Chris Uher, Dave Wallace, Nick Watts, Geoff Witheford, George Wyszomierski, Chris Yelley, Monte Zweben, Walt Kor, Ollie____ SIGMA NU James Blankenship, lorn Byrne, Scott Crump, Ephraim Dobbins, Lance Falatek, Ron Fowler, Gary Getz, James Gigliotti, Mike Giroux, Euward Ille III, Brian McCabe, John Koslow, Eric Newman, Meir Segal, Kent Sewell, Curt Yeske. Pledges: Peter Angeline, David Albrecht Jr., David Bechtel, William Bracken, Scott Coggins, Mike DiFiglia, Mark Estes, Eric Gachlein, Edward Herbulock, David Heymann, Kevin Hullihen, Robert Katz, Even Knauer, 1 lenning Pangels, Alan Pollard, Brian Secor, Taylor Simmons, Jeff Weintraub, Roger Woodard, Peter Orlic. Sigma Nu is in the midst of a banner year. We started off with a very successful fall rush, which brought us a total of 20 new pledges, and the prospect of doing as well in the spring. Buggy is looking better than ever this year with many potential pushers amongst our pledges, along with the fastest fraternity buggy on campus. This is in addition to the veteran pushers of last year, returning to prove they can still do it. Sigma Nu is more than ever involved in campus activities, such as A Phi O and the United Fraternal Organization. This along with our usual diligent participation in intramural athletics of all forms. 148 'Norman Ostensoe, Dave Hecht, Mike Ehrgott, Neil Swartz, Patrick Muir, John Bugay, Mike Matthews, Tim Montmarquet, Chris Bevis, Dave Haynie, Tony Labra, Ken Lambert, Dave Turner, Dave Faller, George Athens, Doug Sarver (pres.), Ed Mackenty, Mark Geiselman, Mike Talentino (v. pres.). Rate Camarota, Bill Grathwohl, Nick Anderson, [John Bilski, John Zappa, John Verbeke, Robert Mahorter John Pereira, Greg Frucci, Rich' =Betti, Greg Santacroce, Rob MacLauhlan, Andy Ford (cook), Mike Gordon, Dave Maz-zarese. Pledges: Todd Mowry, Michael Cole, Jim Durant, Bob Fishel, Henry Leace, Thomas Hricik, Anthony Cook, Herb Fickes, Dave Winters, Dave Parker, Robert Schnorr, Wesley Wilson. Theta Xi may not be the lartest fraternity, but we participate in most greek and campus activities and have a lot of fun doing it. This year we will enter float, booth, buggy and Greek Sing and be represented in almost every intramural sport. With only two seniors graduating, Pat Muir and Dave Faller, Theta Xi will begin next year with more brothers than it has in a long time. JUKE BOX 13 95 Nate Schlamb (Pres.) Paul DachiUe (V. Pres.), Doug Ayers, Dave Belch, Matt Bender, Bob Benedict, Jody Byk, Rich Calmas, Chris Carroll, Henry Chung, Matt Corley, Chris Donohue, Rod Fleck, Mike Francis, John Fran-ione, John Franjione, Carl Freedman, Darrick Fu, Jeff Caspar, Mike Gre-;orich, Pete Herz, Bart Huitema, Ken Jarmel, Dan Johnson, Steve Kane, vlatt King, Larry Knight, Frank Lefkin, John Ligush, Mike Lincoff, Eran vlarom. Rich Newpoi, Dan Nichols, Dave Oshlag, Scott Patterson, Rich adetsky, Todd Kascoe, Adam Rizika, Rob Sanderson, Jonathon Schwartz, Ken Seiler, Carl Seletz, Kevin Sembrat, Ralph Sherman, Jim Starr, Mark Thomas, Tom Turets, Ditmars Veinbachs, Chuck Ward, Bruce Werner, Jim Witt. Game Over ... Abuse Unlimited ... Are you Hungrey? ... Eran, translator ... Dirtus Calmus ... Hi honey. I'm home ... The S.H.N. Committee Comedy Club at 11:00 ... And Two,i Nah, Who? ... Raising Kane and the Jet Song ... Homecoming '81 with the incredible dancing tank ... T.P.O.D. ... The Colonel and the One Hundred Mile Run ... Buy a Christmas Tree, Please! ... The Double E God — Seem Seem Solabeem ... The Moose on the Loose ... I think you know what I'm trying to say! ... Belch, in the shower ... Conan! ... AWESOME Club 306 ... And fifty feet of speaker cable ... Chathamites ... Cue a mount request ... ZBT Rules!!! PANHEL Debbie Cowell, Jenny Thom, Laurie Fink, Terry Klovsky, Karen Stromberg, Louisa Gruel UFO Chris Bohacek, Curt Yeske, Laurie Fink, John Kroslow, Tom Joseph 151 Morewood G 157 Hamerschlag v m: Henderson Welch 162 SCOBELL 163 DOHERTY APARTMENTS STUDENT DORMITORY COUNCIL Mark Marsella (President), Stacey Matz (Vice President), Carol Goldburg (Vice President), Yvonne Chi (Treasurer), Noel Wolf (Secretary), Bob Aarhus, Chris Kline, John Maran, Tom Rieger, John Stillwell, Chuck Adams, Brian Bove, James Fisher, Kelli Guesman, Lee Krevat, Shari Olefson, Gail Vanovitch, Sondra Elson, Alan Whitfield, Francie Elikan, Bambi (Linda) Hoag, Jackie Isaacs, Lorraine Phalon, Beth Armstrong, Andrea Karnavas, Dan Cox, Mark Cushey, Eric Pudnos, Jeff Wagner, Ted Wolff, Jonathan Rothberg, Julie Pelletier, Clea Rodwan, Rod Fleck, Dave Huchette, Bill Karnavas, Josh Lavinsky, Warren Lazarus, Mike Merritt, Scott Safier, Howie Seeman, Robert Avers, Doug Nelson, Chris Mooney, Steve Biernesser, Willaim Jurik, A1 Mauroni, Bruce Rutherlancl, John Bares, Mark Iskowitz, John Lanier, Mike Morrison, Gregg Wolff, Ruth Anne Guilinger, Dave Henry, Phil Mason, Timothy Drayson, Dara Kraitchman, Deanna Silverman. 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V r. ■;. • ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA Kevin McKiernan (President), Thomas Galvin, Dieu-Phuone Vo, Chuck Dluhy, Richard Ketz, Charles Lawton, Paul Kohl-brenner, Fred Chabala, John Koslow, Edwin Jones, Mark Koty, James Saulnier, Susan Stauffacher, Kevin Dore, Daniel Nash, Lisa Keer, Don LeRoy, Lisa Covi, Jordan Nash, Joann Lawton, Vicki Cooper, Mary Gangwisch, Jill Tabor, Kimberly Egler ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA STUDENT SENATE Mark Totten, Andy Stahl, Marc Stillman, Scott Safier, Richard Hanuser, Janelle Mol-loy, Alexandra Kavowlakis, Regina Hudson, Mark Bufalini, Sandy Ruscin, Gina Osborn, John Snyder, Glenn Canigiani, John Roppo, Christopher Tschappatt, Steve Smith (President), Michael Scuffle, Ed Novak (Chairman), David Lechner, Bill Gross, Mark Fisher, Winthrop Bean, Mark Caine (Treasurer), Mark Marsella STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE SPIRIT Charles Lay, Anthony L. 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McDaniels, Terry Dorsey, Audrey Schmedes, Wallas Wiggins, Chris Truesdel, Karen Steiner, Vernon Valentine (Coordinator), Harold Collins (Treas.), Claude Johnson, Willian Inman, DeVonne Mosby, Michelle Neville, William Peters III, Shirley Conkein, Stanley Baines SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT Vanessa Watkins, Amy Levinson, Chris Kline, Robert Newstaclt, Aaron Tanzer, John Stilwell, Mike Gottfried, Diane Davis, Susan Hartkopf, Mike Schmitz SIVDE-VT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION STUDENT CORPORATION tAE KWON DO Andy Hahn, Matthew Graham, Robert Opalsky, Les Joel, A1 Wertz, Jack Scheffler, Steve Benche, Susan Kahan, Talyn FitzGerald, Anna Ciarallo JUJITSU RUNG FU TAE KWON DO JUJITSU KUNG FU i i V ijSi A MARTIAL ARTS MARTIAL ARTS Jeff Jacobs — Chairman, Bill Haberthur, Cliff Schoch, Mark Rotblatt, Pete Levin, Susan Lauren, Gregg Wolff, Barbara Lang, Greg Pisocky, Mark Weeler, Steve Hall SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE SPRING CARNIVAL COMMITTEE Kiltie Band Chris Barrett, Kathy Benninger, Elisa Bucan, Tony Bur-zio, Patti Carlisle, Fred Chabala, Vicki Cooper, Joe Cos-tantino, Paul Crumley, Keith Decker, Fum Denney, Frank DiCesare, Melissa Dominick, Greg Dorrell, Dave Faller, Anne Fetkovitch, Pete Giampacaro (Drum Ma-or), Rick Hawk, Doug Ice, Scott JacKson, Dave Keezer, )oug Kirsop, Chris Kretz (President), Don Leroy, Joan .ommel, Maria McCall, Lynn McKenna, Joe Marriott, uss Michaels, Mike Mintz, Ken Mohnkern, Cheryl Morter, Andy Sicree, Becky Sikora, Doug Stamm, Bob Talda, Ross Thompson, Scott Yost, Greg Yost, Jim Bole, Judy Dougherty, tom Farley, Dale Flowers, Mark Gol-dhammer, Paul Harvey, Allyson Hunter, Laurie McPherson, Doug Mathis, Rich Newpol, Phil Nickerson, Mike Rosenolatt, Jamie Saulnier, Chuck Sobey, Nate Solano, Aurlie Stewart, Rob Troy, Rob McLaughen. .....Trombones all present and accounted for, SIR! 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For over 30 years, the name Varden hits meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. SlnHii-VsinkHi' Studto 201 202 204 205 206 207 FAMILIAR 209 HOME TOWN Since I started college about four years ago. I've been hearing negative comments about Pittsburgh, and since freshman year. I've been defending my hometown against the barrage of insults. I'm a native to Pittsburgh, and like most Pittsburghers, whether native or transplanted, I have a deep pride for the city that I call home. This section of the book has been set aside to show you some of Pittsburgh. Naturally, it's only a small sampling of what this city has to offer. But maybe it will inspire you to leave the campus for a little while and see some of it for yourself. Or if you never venture beyond the borders of C-MU, maybe this will give you some idea of what you've missed. I call Pittsburgh my hometown, and that's exactly what it is. From its humble beginning as Fort Pitt in the West, this city has had a certain small-town atmosphere. That same small-town feeling is still present today and joins with the big business, big city, and downtown atmospheres to make Pittsburgh the FRIENDLY CITY. Pittsburgh has many nicknames: the Steel City, the City of Champions, the Heart of America. The Smokey City is an old slur leftover from the early industrial days. Since then literally billions of dollars have been spent each year on pollution control. The city grows healthier each year. Today, Pittsburgh is called the Renaissance City. Like other major metropolitan centers, Pittsburgh has its cultural aspects. Just five minutes away is the Carnegie Museum and Scaife Gallery. In the center of the city stands Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts, home to the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and the Civic Light Opera — not to mention various guest artists. The city is likewise the home of various other small art galleries, theatres, and dance groups. Pittsburgh's GREATEST selling point, though, is its people. They give the city its real personality. Successful politicians, businessmen, students, artists, performers, and iron and steel workers together make it the Friendly City. Now that you've heard the view from a Pittsburgher, take a moment to look around and see what we have to offer. While you're a guest in the city, take advantage of the benefits of our town. Christine M. Kretz Editor 214 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is the second largest city, by population, in the state and one of the leading manufacturing cities in the nation. About 25 percent of the steel produced in the United States is made in Pittsburgh. The city is not only an industrial area, but a cultural one as well, laying claim to its own ballet company, opera company, symphony orchestra. Civic Light Opera, museums, libraries and art galleries. The city limits also contain 2000 acres of public parks to preserve the scenic beauty of the area. Historically, Pittsburgh is one of the oldest settlements in the nation since French and British traders began to frequent the area in 1730. In 1754 Fort Duquesne was built at the origin of the Ohio River and lasted until 1758. The day after the fort was destroyed, the place was named Pittsburgh in honor of British Prime Minister of Britain, William Pitt. A new fort was constructed in 1759 on the site of the old one and it was called Fort Pitt. A settlement was begun in 1764 and made a borough in 1794 after the American Revolution and was chartered a city in 1816. Today, Pittsburgh covers an area of 55.1 square mile within the city limits and is surrounded on all sides by its suburbs, claiming a population of over 605,000 people. 216 ■■■ WtKm fifXX?£Vp, 217 i l« AKESPEARE READS OUTSIDE CARNEGIE-MUSEUM HEINZ HALL: a cultural center of the city Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Pittsburgh's resident ballet company, under the artistic direction of Patrick Frantz, is now in its 12th season. The company, touted by Dancemagazine as ... one of the nation's leading ballet troupes, is comprised of 36 dancers and yearly performs both in Pittsburgh and on tour. The 33 local performances include the popular holiday show NUTCRACKER, and are followed by 40 on-tour shows in 24 states and abroad. Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera CLO, responsible for professional musicals in the Pittsburgh area since 1946, spent its first 14 years performing outside Pitt's stadium. Then, in 1960, they moved to the civic arena; their wandering was not over, however. Due to the acoustic shortcomings in the arena, they moved into their present home in Heinz Hall, where they have performed 6 musicals each summer since 1971 and have attracted the notice of many famous performers, including the 1981 chairman. Gene Kelly. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra The Symphony, which performs at Heinz Hall, was founded in 1877 and has done concerts under the direction of such conductors as Victor Herbert, William Steinberg and, since 1976, Andre Previn. Among the Symphony's achievements are a 222 nationally aired television series Previn and Pittsburgh, and a recent tour of 13 European cities. photo: courtesy Pgh. Symphony Orch. Andre Previn, conductor Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra At the point of the three rivers is the fountain, not run with river water, but the water of an underground glacial stream which flows beneath Point Park. and of course, the PITTSBURGH STEELERS 223 a local treat Nearby Phipps Conservatory 22' AUTUMN Running in the First Annual PRETTY GOOD RACE Taking Advantage of Indian Summer 231 HOMECOMING 236 237 ■ V Jj 238 239 240 241 . 242 243 244 245 247 248 250 251 252 257 TrtMm, h4 Gi uuyCUu o Ci™(«lWlM Uonm.tr TbCwmtam Liman ' •■ •� M� , NfflUn Lvojtt h4 rylitMt ttlnatVxk In CM Otvi Mall Julia Anne Abels Neil Gary Adler David Fletcher Allen Richard VV. Alsterberg Mark Allen Alterio David Loren Anderson Joseph Anderson Mark David Andrake Hlaine M. Andrysick Gary Andrew Aranyos 260 Frances Debra Arsht Laura Ellen Asch 261 Elizabeth Barrow James Lawrence Barth Sandra Janine Bauldock Bockie Ann Baumgardner Carolyn D. Baxter Mary Elizabeth Bellamy Claudia Bennett Don Jeffrey Bennett Michael Alan Berger John David Bickerton Roger Bernard Bishop William Peter Birmingham Lauren Elizabeth Black Joshua A. Bloom Thomas E. Bober Mark J. Bofalini Keith A. Borden 262 Damien M. Bosco Joyce Irene Brandon Elizabeth M. Brendel Anthony James Brendza, Jr. Maureen Brennan Darryl Frazier Britt Jay E. Brodsky James Lee Brown Robert Kevin Brown, Jr. Jeanette Bryan Douglas John Bucher 263 Anne Louise Burack Michael J. Butensky Gary V. Cacciani Timothy Cairns Noelle R. Calabro Madeline Cynthia Camino Jack Brian Campellone William Henry Canilang Jeffrey Robert Carlisle Selene Danae Carlo Christopher W. Carroll 264 Laureen G. Carroll Frank E. Carter Alberto Casas Charles G. Cassudakis Doreen Cavallo Andrew John Ceranowicz Fredrick Michael Chabala David Robert Chisholm Suzanne M. Chan May Chang Gregg A. Charlton Barbara Ann Chessler 265 Peter F.B. Christensen Joseph Frank Chvasta Linda Renee Clay Robert Francis Clemens Douglas Allen Coast Deborah Ann Cohen 266 James Bradford Cole Paul Robert Corcoran Matthew Sherrill Corley William Thomas Corpus Brenda Karen Cotier Carol Jean Crain Erin L. Crannell Anna Cunavelis Howard C. Darling Denise Lorraine Davis 267 Lea DiPentima Ephraim Webster Dobbins Gregory Wayne Dorrell Suliman A. Dregia Frank Luther Driver Dana Scott Dunn 268 Suzanne Mary Eckert Glenn R. Edwards 269 Lawrence Eric Engholm Karen L. Epstein Lance Wilson Falatek David James Faller Kathleen A. Farley Jill Anne Farrell Lisa Ann Fedoris Alexander Rutledge Feild Lori B. Fcinberg Mary Anne Ference Anne Marie Fetkovich Luann Elizabeth Finello 270 Lauren Elizabeth Fink Paul H. Fischer Shawn Thomas Flaherty James Douglas Foster Mark Allen Foust Carl David Freedman McCalvin Freeman, Jr. Charles Bruce Friedlander Bradley Joseph Frison John Michael Frost 271 Diane Marie Garbus James Henry Garrett, Jr. David John Geiger Gary David Getz Peter F. Giamporcaro Barbara Giaramita James Alan Gigliotti Edwin Stuart Giles III Gay M. Giordano 272 Paul Eric Glotzer Sara Beth Gordon Carol Ann Gottlieb Louisa J. Grauel Carolyn Marie Gray Gayle Lynne Grazer James Matthew Gresh William Jesse Gross, Jr. George Guzik William H. Habcrthur James Lawrence Hackett Raymond Joseph Hanley Brian Thomas Hannon 273 Mark A. Hahn Steven Bryant Hall Judith Lynn Hammer Thomas Joseph Haslett M. James Hayden III Randy L. Headrick Joseph William Healy Jeffrey Clay Heffelman Melinda Jane Heiser Michael David Herskovitz Linda Marie Hetrick Mara Irene Hlavacik 274 Cherie Britton Hodge John Paul Hoenmans Max Homer Jennifer L. Hood Jonathan Armstrong Horner Jill Stacy Hurst Judith Ann Hurst Ronald L. Isack Jane F. Ivanschultz Jeffrey B. Jacobs 275 Mark William James Bonnie Florence Janowski Sally Jean Jasiewicz Cynthia Eyre Johnston Russell J. Kardos Nancy Lee Keller John Richard Kenny Paul Robert Kerr Grctchen Elizabeth Kibbe Scott D. Kidd Mark Kietat Gwgtl Matthew Lee King Polly Sugden Kipp David H. Kling Kevin Edward Klossner Hanscok Ko Cara Sue Koenig Joseph Edward Korman John Richard Koslow Mark Joseph Koty William Albert Kraycar Christine M. Kretz Wayne Robert Kriebel Susan Marie Krofcheck 277 Gregor)1 John Kropf Katherine Ann Krummert Edna May Kunkel Adam J. Lasser Joann Lawton Charles F. Lay Nora J. Lederle Ervin Walter Lee Sung Y. Lee Nancy Jean Lefko Robert Eugene Leighty, Jr. Martin Andrew Leister 278 Gregory Alan Lentz Jeffrey Alfred Leone William Joseph Leone Donald Charles LeRoy Susan Leshaw Noreen E. Levy Geoffrey Robert Lewis Tammy L'Heureux William R. Light Abraham Michael Lincoff 279 280 John David Lycas Gary E. Madine Melissa A. Maguire Timothy C. Main Alvaro John Mancini James Elliott Marshall 281 John Christopher Martin Jeffrey Alan Masoner Stacey Ann Matz Donald Adams Mawson Michael P. Mayer Kevin Dale McConnell Charles J. McCarthy Louis Norman McDonald Susan Worcester McElfish Matthew Francis McGuire Mercedes Marie McKay Kevin V. McKieman 282 Barbara A. Meindl Stuart Philip Meyer Marjorie Milgram Gilbert R. Miller Lee W. Miller W. David Mills Gregory Alan Mizgorski Michael Harry Mohr Bruce E. Moore Michael William Moore 283 Kenneth Michael Murawski John Joseph Murray Joan E. Netsky Kirstie A. Newman Robert Evan Newstadt 284 Daniel Nichols Marion E. Nimphius Deborah Doreen Norkin Gregory R. Novak Terrence James O'Donovan Elinor Orita Milton Steven Orkin Charles Mark Page John S. Parrendo Sherri A. Partridge Gar)’ Michael Petrosky Robin Michael Pettit Michael Stephen Pfeifer Gregory Gabriel Pisocky Daniel J. Poindexter Nancy E. Polomski J. Brett Ponchione 285 Barbara Ann Raab William Nicholas Rafael Craig Andrew Randall Jeffrey Frank Ream Todd R. Reinke Michael K. Reunert Linda June Rian Alice Anne Rodgers Randolf Sean Roker 286 Daniel A. Rosenthal Mark Edward Ross Sheila Nadine Ross Mark A. Rubai Gabriel Pedro Sabadell Mar)' Jo Saccamango Richard Douglas Sacttone William Lawrence Salopek Howard Robert Samuels James Lick Saulnier Diane E. Scarborough Jayne Lori Schaffer Adrienne Ruth Scharfman Nathan C. Schlamb Alan Neil Schneider Paul Frederick Schneider Jonathan A. Schwartz Mindy Anne Schwartz Christopher M. Seaman 287 Kathleen Ann Segmiller Keith Seto Stewart A. Shannon Luana Ayres Shapiro Ralph Michael Sherman Walter Brian Sherwood Donald M. Silverstein Mitchell Scott Silverstein James B. Silvey Michelle Simeoni 288 Philip H. Simons Nina H. Sing Laurie A. Sloat Lawrence John Slomer Daniel J. Smith Kevin Paul Smith Paul Alexander Smith Russell Thomas Smith Steven Larry Smith Julia Somma John Chris Sotirakis George Spanos Mark V. Spann Alan Benjamin Spero Nina T. Spom Karen Both Stauffer 289 Mark Andrew Stemniski Karen Stevens Robert W. Stevens Lauren P. Stout Rebecca A. Street 290 Susan Lynn Teahan James T. Thomas Thomas Ralph Thomas Jenny Thom Wayne Robert Thomiley Patricia Sun Barbette Szalanski Robert P. Talda Jeffrey Taylor Frank Joseph Taverna 291 292 John William Upton 293 Lisa LaVerne Vaughan Julie O. Vaughn Victoria Gene Viola Joyce Ann Vukela Kevin John Wagers Allen Joseph Wagner Joseph Harry Wagner Randi Evelyn Wasik Vanessa F. Watkins Richard William Weeks IV Lisa Ying Wei Leslie Sue Weiser 294 John C. Welch Hubert Tai-Lap Wen Clifford J. Whitehead, Jr. Nancy Ellen Wilkerson Donna Sydney Wilkerson 295 Joe Timothy Williams Bruce M. Witherell Paul T. Wolfe Bruce James Wolstoncroft Elizabeth S. Woo Joann M. Yokel Mark Stephen Yost Scott A. Yost Jeffrey William Young Stephen Yu Lynnette Zana Michael Anthony Zellhart Eugene Karl Zimmermann Joanne S. Zamore Robert Ira Zusman Adrian George Zvarych 296 Carol Adclman Beth Margorie Alter DcVVayne Anderson Paul Andrade David Artman Barbra Baken Luis Ball Joseph Campbell James Cantwell Robert Chomiak .'■rr+r.. Kurt Colbom Michael Conroy Joseph Costantino Michelle DiBueri Mary Emery Michael Epstein Stephanie Ercegovic Carole Etienne 297 Lisa Farrell Monica Farrell Leslie Fontana Ed Frankenberry Shawn Galey Amy Gellman William Gordiski Carol Gottlieb Denise Gurowski Kenneth Hallinen John Halstead Carolyn Heller William Humphrey Michael Janusko Kenneth Jarmel 298 Claude Johnson Aaron Katz Abraham Kolton Robert Kromer Bradley Krueger Brad Linden Ralph Luciani Maryellen Lynott Jeremy Mann Michael Moyta Alec McCurdy Susan McElfish Michael McGuigan James Nocito Deborah Norkin Clement Pellani Helene Plotkin Dennis Postufka Steven Rayshich Jeffrey Rosa 299 Charles Schultz William Sell Sandra Sellers Ann Sherrill Derrick Taylor Scott Tietjen Gregory Troy Michael Vanner Mary Watson Ellen White Paul Bilgore 300 Donald Schmitz rfFrrtrkfr 7 fi Tr n rrrrrrifffl nr •JT. 306 . - r 307 308 313 315 317 318