Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 298 of the 1984 volume:

Table of Contents Academies......19 Sports.........51 Hfter Class....S3 Dormitories... .123 Pittsburgh....147 Greeks........174 Seniors.......196 Epilogue......275 £S� A upj{ J h2b J to J?Q' TXJISTLE CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIVERSITY PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA In memory of William G. Chase, Kunio Sakan, and David T. TumfiARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY’ i PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA 1521T '• V 3 4 5 SPRING CARNIVAL “SOME LIKE IT ROUGH” Ushering in the spring of 1983 once again was Carnival, a tradition thriving since early Tech. “Some like it rough” blazed the sky, and the competition for Sweep-stakes was rough indeed. Weather also turned out for the occasion, as students dipped into drawers for shorts and t-shirts. With finals week looming on the horizon, students enjoyed one last chance to put academic hassles aside and party. A handful of musical groups provided the festival atmosphere to complement the midway's color and excitement. The rained-upon awards ceremony produced Spirit as the booth winner. Sweepstakes, the most watched event of the weekend, ended in a suprise coup for Pika’s second entry Bullit, which broke the record by 1.5 seconds at 2:09:0. The previous record also fell, to the second place winner. Beta’s Vixen. 8 10 11 13 15 p1 The campus community has also changed. On the positive side, there is an increased awareness of campus politics and events. On the other side is the higher emphasis on research, with a lesser emphasis on education. While there are academic committees to further teaching, their force is small as compared to those of research. If they could somehow he allowed access to the benefits of research . . . Yet it is the student who suffers, and it is he who has the power to alter this trend. Throughout my four years at CMU, I have seen many changes. The Thistle staff itself has changed from a minute staff which didn’t even do its own photography to a well-structured organization that has a staff of more than thirty members and one of the best color darkrooms on campus. I would like to thank all the people who helped in the preparation of the 1984 Thistle. Dean Cox and Mrs. Rudman, you are a model for all administration and faculty; Steve, I couldn’t have done it without you; Sheila, your dedication has put us where we are today; Jim, good luck next year; Joan and Keith, you’ve helped me through it all; Mom and Dad, it’s finally over . . . and just beginning. Guys, if you need me, I’ll be in Boston. Michael F. Mintz Editor in Chief 1984 Thistle 17 One of the primary responsibilities of CMU to provide a quality education. Through rigorous and sometimes strenuous academic programs this goal is accomplished. Carnegie-Mellon University office of the President 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213 (412) 578-2200 October 25, 1983 Dear students: I want to congratulate you on completing your academic work at Carnegie-Mel Ion. You have graduated from a demanding program, and you can feel pleased with your achievement. We are proud to have had you here and want to thank you for your many contributions toward improving Carnegie-Mel Ion. Over the past ten years, the university has expanded its educational and research activities and has made tremendous strides in establishing itself as one of the top universities in the nation. We began a number of programs, such as a 1iberal-professional educational program, based on a rigorous core curriculum, in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. We also formed a number of new departments, including Biological Sciences, Engineering and Public Policy, Statistics, and Social Sciences. These developments have increased the reputation of Carnegie-MelIon, both nationally and internationally. Research has grown from $10 million in 1972 to $43 million at the end of the fiscal year 1983. A new and exciting area for research is the Robotics Institute, which we expect to expand rapidly over the next ten years. Our new venture with IBM for personal computing on our campus promises to be one of the most exciting developments in education in this century. The period that we are living through will be viewed as more crucial for our future than any time since the 1930's. Our decisions and actions in the next ten years will establish the society we will have and will affect our impact on making life on earth better and safer for everyone. As educated persons, you will be a part of the planning process for the future. I urge you to exert your leadership for our country in whatever fields you enter. Your decisions must be based on the criterion of what is best for the country and not what is best for each of us. Carnegie-MelIon University has had and will continue to have an important stake in your future. I wish you success and good luck in your endeavors. Sincerely, 20 Richard M. Cyert STUDENT AFFAIRS 22 23 FOOD SERVICE For that special place — below the heart and above the belt — Food Service provides a variety of atmospheres in which to indulge: More wood Cafeteria with its “new look”. Kiltie Cafe with its long lines. Salads Plus with the greens for your green, the Tartan Grill with its view of the tennis courts, and More Pizza with its late-nite entertainment. Take your pick. LUAU PHYSICAL PLANT LIBRARIES The University libraries, consisting of Hunt, Engineering Science, and Mellon Institute libraries, provide an important academic resource on campus. As well as an impressive collection of books, journals, microforms, and slides, and a helpful staff, the Libraries also offer special services such as late night study hours and typewriter rental to the campus community. Presently in the process of implementing an online catalog and automated circulation system, the Libraries continue to grow into a more expansive and vital informational resource for both faculty and students. STUDENT ACTIVITIES Students Activities, headed by Anne Witchener, supports existing student organizations and encourages the development of new organizations, based on student interest. From WRCT-FM to the Forbes Street Gallery to the Activities Board and even the Thistle, Anne and her staff behind the Skibo Information Desk make it possible for students to channel their interests and energies into rewarding extracurricular activities. 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Lotd 88.87 3 38 83, Ltad 89.18 3 38 87, Laid 89.33 3 38 18, Laid 89.39 3 38 15, Laid 89.98 3 38 21, Laid 78.88 3 38 21, Lttd 78.38 3 39 83, Laid 72.11 3 39 88, Lttd 72.29 3 39 11, Lttd 72.22 3 39 14, Lttd 72.21 3 39 17, Lttd 72.27 3 39 23, Lttd 72.28 3 39 23, Ltad 72.27 3 39 28, Lttd 72.23 3 39 31, Lotd 72.23 3 39 34, Lttd 72.22 3 48 41, Lttd 72.78 1m lei 2, 7114ft laid 4.3 run 2M5.2 liar tt 31 jolt 3H COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS CFA. It’s the building you pass on the way to the library at night, or going to yet another class in Doherty or Baker. Maybe you’ve seen a Drama Department production there, or a concert, or have wandered along the hall near the Art Department studios, looking at the drawings and paintings hanging there. Chances are, though, if you aren’t a student in CFA, all CFA means to you is the building across the tennis courts from Skibo. The College of Fine Arts is more than that building over there” or a meeting place for students with unique tastes in clothing. CFA is a philosophy, a way of life. It is a brotherhood of more than 3(X) students; their hopes, their dreams, their futures. Itisacom-munity of artists, from the professors down to the freshmen. Maybe the best way to get a feeling for the spirit of CFA is to listen to some of its students. Steve D., sophomore. Art. The upstairs studios in CFA are the most inspiring places to work. The ceiling in the main hallway is awesome now that they’ve restored it.” Pam B., graduate student. Drama. “I think the Fine Arts cut is one of the happening places on campus. You’ve got your frisbee, Held hockey . . . even silly sculptures from time to time.” CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY To people not closely acquainted with CIT, the engineer appears to be a sterile, money-grabbing technician who lacks all other personality — not so. Actually, engineers are among some of the most creative and innovative people in the world. The engineer is given a problem to solve and the tools to solve it, and from there invents a solution — something new and different, that works and has a purpose. What CIT does is teach the student what the tools are and how to use them. Just as an artist must learn to utilize the brush and canvas to master the techniques of painting, so the enigneer must learn to use science and mathematics to solve problems. Both need to possess the creativity to de- velop and implement new ideas. CIT students learn calculus, physics, and computing until even their dreams are haunted by it. Their ways of thinking begin to change, and they begin to perceive and analyze physical problems in the world around them that they never even noticed before. The problem solving method becomes second nature. CIT teaches the engineer to look for the best solution; not any one, but the most efficient or economical. The engineer that graduates from CIT is an innovative engineer, an inventor, adept and prolific at producing new solutions and concepts in his or her field. 43 44 (c) t;wvmuHrtu rMn nr mo u� j r uTj mi r tm c,‘ uio « ;_____ 1 ; U17 Cl� f U� f me jrMciO, 1-1 i r - i i,Li . . i i i i -Ii i i i - i i MOTOROLA microsystems fliaek MELLON COLLEGE OF SCIENCE The mention of MCS seems to conjure images of white-coated chemists playing with test tubes, or gray-bearded mathematicians smoking pipes while they manipulate complex equations in this last bastion of “pure science on the CMU campus. Not true. MCS is a .unique mixture of the old and new, combining traditional pure sciences such as chemistry, physics, math, and biological sciences with more recently developing subject areas in computer science. As well as being a teaching center, the Mellon College of Science is also a vital research center. Professors and re- searchers in MCS bring up-to-date information and developments in their respective fields to CMU and to their students. As MCS professors open their labs, and their work, to the students, students are able to participate in the vital work going on right now in their fields of interest, instead of keeping noses in textbooks and waiting to graduate before being able to apply their studies in a meaningful way. Mixing the old and the new, and making it alive and vital for both faculty and students is very much what MCS is all about. 47 COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES What is H SS? Ask anyone not in the college (and even some that are in the college) and you might get a shrug, a sort of “Uh, I don’t know”. It’s a little tough to form a cohesive perception of the entire college as a single group, because its activities are so diverse. Writers, social scientists, history, psychology, philosophy, and literature majors are all part of H SS. There is a unifying principle underlying all of this diversity, though, exemplified in the college s common core curriculum for the freshman and sophomore years. The philosophy of liberal arts education in H SS is to provide strong analytical skills to accompany the more traditional humanities background. The freshman and sophomore core courses emphasize problem-solving skills, relating the concept of the problem to writing, history, and social science. By the time the end of sophomore year rolls around, students in II SS possess a solid analytical base and have explored courses in various subject areas through their electives, and are able to apply these skills to course work in a single area of interst. H SS has taken the much maligned concept of humantities education and turned it right around into a marketable, and vital, resource in today’s highly technological and analytical society. Although CMU is most widely recognized for its academic strengths, we also boast leading teams including football, tennis, and cross country, in the i President's Athletic Conference. FOOTBALL The Tartan football squad brought the Presidents' Athletic Conference title to Carnegie-Mellon University for the fifth time in the past seven years, and an NCAA playoff berth for the third time in six years. The 1983 Tartans finished the season unbeaten and untied with a 9-0 overall record and a 7-0 conference slate. This is the second time in the history of CMU that the tartans finished the year with an unblemished record. Michael Albaugh, Lee Andre, James Angelo, Scott Bachik, Michael Behling, John Bender, Victor Boland, Denzil Boss, Michael Boyle, Mark Brado, Robert Butts, Harley Carroll, Tim Carson. Jim Chrise, Jerry Clarke, Anthony Collaros, Jeffrey Combine, Robert Cortazzo, Tim Denmeade, Bon Dill, Rich Dilucente, Todd Donmoyer, David Elias, Phil Estep, Richard Fabian, Chris Faychak, Charles Feingle, Matthew Feldman, Mark Fera, Wayne Figurelle, Robert Fleischman, Tom Frost, Andy Fuhrmann, Edward Galla-ger, Joseph Garecht, Mike Carverick, Daniel Gercak, Todd Giles, Joe Glinka, Tim Griffith, Ken Harris, Michael Hensel, John Herold, Rich Hinston, Michael Hite, Michael Holodnik, Richie Hoyland, Brad Huwar, Kip Jackson, Jim Jakubek, Andrew James, Ross Jicomelli, George Kay, Bill Kerr, Nick Klipa, Dale Kording, Frank Lago, Jonathan Lange, Dan Lankitus, Mike LaValla, Bennett Leffi Nicholas Liston, Germ Mancini, Gary Marchionna, Robert Mays, Tim Means, Thomas Menner, David Merrigan, Richard Miller, Mike Minjock, Joe Mollica, Jim Morrison, David Mramor, Marc Muster, Joe Nardone, Mike O’Donnell, Ron Orie, Stephen Orlando, Joseph Orlowski, Mike O’Ship, Paul Paridon, Michael Paterchak, Cameron Poluszek, Dan Preston, John Rankin, John Richards, Roger Roble, Gerard Sansosti, Paul Scarmazzi, Jim Scarpone, Dan Serrao, Karl Shearer, Brad Sherwin, Neal Shipley, James Slater, Bill Smith, T.D. Smith, Joseph Smolira, Roy Tereskv, Rodney Thomas, Tom Thompson, Joe Vasalini, Matt Wagner, James Wiley, John Wise, Brian Zagorae, David Zito, Churck Klausing; coach. 5 CROSS COUNTRY Andy Peterson, Juan Quivante, John Wessels, Mike Short, Bob Dusch, Curt Meuse, Frank Matousek, Duane Calhi. Art Muzik, John McGowan, Chris Shafer, Mark Merlie, Kevin Brewer, Mark Sulecki, Gary Mecklev: Coacli. Boasting four consecutive PAC championships and a 1980 NCAA Eastern Division championship, the CM U Cross Country team leads the Presidents Athletic Conference. As well as All-American runners John Wessels and Mike Short, the team also includes All PAC and All East performers John McGowan, Bob Dusch, Kevin Brewer, and Chris Shafer. On a 54 meet winning streak, the team has emerged victorious in 109 of 114 dual meets, and is still going strong. SOCCER The Soccer team finished the season with an overall record of 9-5 with a conference record of 2-4. Sam Montague took the goaltending chores and closed out with a 1.14 average. Ted Anderer placed third in the conference for scoring with Charles Lock-head. Neal Frink, Doug Anderson, John McNamara, Owen Ranta, and Caleb Corkey placing in the top twenty two scorers as well. The team proved itself a great deal this year and is expected to be a force in the conference in the future. Stan Rembisz, Edward O'Byrne. Alberto Carnet. John McNamara, Neal Frink, Michael Pastino, Hal Schneck, Keith Seto, Caleb Corkey, George Campbell, Ted Anderer, John Kenny, Charles Lockhead, Alex Tomlinson, Pat Quinlan, Doug Anderson, Kevin Greener, Owen Ranta, Michael Mattei, ictor Lee, Sam Montague, Scott Ritter, Dave Molder, Nick Gaudioso; Coach. . FIELD HOCKEY This year the CMU Tartans tied with Bethany to gain their second consecutive Pennwood West Field Hockey Championship. Led by coach Joan Maser they finished with a conference record of 5-1 and 6-3 overall. Captains: Lynne Otto and Mary Ann Sacco Seniors: Peggy Kennefick Maria Barbuto, Maria Buckingham, Susan Carolonza, Dianne Carroll, Laura Ciarallo, Kate d’Arbeloff, Eileen Eskin, Terri Glueck, Peggy Kennefick, Susan Klein, Maria Kozo. Nancy Marker, Susan Melling, Janet Metzger, Donna Nyzio, Lynne Otto, Gaitri Pathak, Amy Robbins, Mary Ann Sacco, Karen Tobasky, Laura Karetzky, Joan Maser; Coach. VOLLEYBALL The Women’s Volleyball team this year was a young team with many players showing great potential for the future. The team includes many freshmen and sophomores with one junior. They posted a 9-7 record overall this year, with a 5-3 conference record, and they placed fifth in the conference championships. Yvonne Fetterman, Susan Jordan, Karen Kinetz, Carol Lau, Amy Lingelbach, Linda Marcoux, Dana Rinehart, Mario Rivas, Liz Smith, Janet Starina; Captain, Jill Werner, Laura Frissora; Mgr., Mike Ehrgott; Mgr., Heinrich Pan; Asst., Jane Fisk; Coach. 61 CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders, a group of eight women, cheer for varsity football and varsity basketball games from September through February. The junior varsity squad is composed of enthusiastic freshmen who cheer at j.v. football, soccer, and basketball games at home. Both squads play an important part in keeping up school spirit at games. They spend many hours practicing and are an integral part of the campus community in many ways often lending their enthusiasm to events such as homecoming. Sharon Blosel; Captain, Handi Bograd; Co-Captain, Gail Williams, Beth Marcus, Regina Verteramo, Anita Hrebinko, Pam Snyder, Kim Kirkwood, AnneCadigan; Coach. 64 WOMEN’S TENNIS Having reigned as the PWC champs for the past five years under the precise direction of Coach Mark Bush, the women’s tennis team shows no signs of faltering. The team will he hurt by the loss of senior Bridget Kyne at first singles. Fortunately, the team has many strong sophomores and freshmen to keep the team in contention. Pauline Kramer; Captain, Bridget Kyne; Captain, Lisa Reed, Laurie Arendas, Darla Messick, Lorena Miller, Beth Dougherty, Leslie Inglesse, Martha Witte, Cathy Dankocsik, Margo Mandel, Mark Bush; Coach. Wayne Cutler, Donald Dietrick Tom LaRitz, Vincent Lynn. Edward Charles Martin, Steve Maybeck, Gregg Orsag, Maik Oisag, Rolf Van DeVaart, Pete Weber Carnegie-Mel Ion University’s 1983 men’s tennis team finished the season with a 6-5 record and a 4th place finish in the Presidents’Athletic Conference (PAG). Steve Maybeck, CM U’s third singles player, and Ed Martin, the Tartans’ fourth singles performer, finished the year with individual records of 7-4 and 9-1, respectively. Both advanced to their respective quarterfinal rounds at the PAC championships, as did Wayne Cutler ( 1 singles) and Gregg Orsag ( 5 singles). 67 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Laurie Arendas, Maria Bober, Nancy Burns (capt.). AnnCarello. Kclh Diflin. N.uua Dilulio. Cheryl Hauser. Kli .ilxth Howard. Christi Muim. Donna io. Michelle Schlcgc). Allison Senning, Val Sooky. Kathy Paczkowski ihead coach Kassie Sejtinuller 'asst coac h Joan Masxer Trainer1. Mctm Tur.ik manager With the graduation of All-American Debbie Durr and several injuries during the year, the Tartans struggled somewhat in the 1983-84 season. Senior captain Nancy Burns had her best season in the CM I backcourt, while juniors I aurie Arendas and Michelle Schlegel continued to play very well. Schlegel and Arendas, who led CMU in both scoring and rebounding, combined efforts for over 25 points and 20 rebounds a game last season. This past season was the Tartans last in the Pennwood West Athletic Conference. They will compete in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) in 1984-85. 68 69 MEN’S BASKETBALL David B.irt. Pete Bennett (Capt. . Rav Brennan, George Dehski, Uniter DeVries, Greg(Gabriel iCupt. I)ave Geslrich, Stephen Joehnuu. Unl ert Kukowski. Sean McKinley. Richard Neff. Ed Unit . Scott Saxton. Herb Scndck. Torn Suckling. John Taormina. Mark Trichtinger, Dwayne Waite. Ia� rr Anderson Head Coach!. George Kachulis Asst. Coach). Under first-year head coach Larry Anderson, the Tartans, sporting a roster dotted with 13 underclassmen and only one senior, embarked on a major rebuilding program in the 1933-84 season. Junior co-captain Greg Gabriel, an honorable mention Academic All-America and all-conference selection in 1982-83, highlighted CM Us ’83-84 campaign as he led CMU in scoring and assists and surpassed the 700 point plateau as a 'fartan. 70 71 SWIM TEAM Tom Brekovsky (Capt.). Gina Illig(Capt.). Greg Palm. Bill Hall. Joe Honoinichl. Patti Illig. Chris Leech, Mark Flanagan. Steve Francis. Mike Fitzgerald. John Elliott. Doug Biescckcr. Bruce Nelson. Boh Summers. Nancy Ott. Jill Werner. Alan Whitfield. Jim Morse, Donna Pecman Head Coach). Jack Garrow Asst. Coach). Charlie Lockhead (Manager). PROGRESSIVE, CHALLENGING, AND EXCITING are words which can be used to describe this year s Tartan swimming team. After jumping to the Tartan’s best finish ever in the PAC, Donna Pecman and her swimmers look forward to a challenging season. The 1983-84 Tartans are talented, determined, and not afraid to meet the challenges of a new season. Watch for C-MU to create waves of excitement for 1984. 72 g� 7 tt Utdr ! ART Tpfl r Sw,nmv,NG LhAMPII 73FENCING Beth Myers. Tom Ciminelli. Chris Cronin, Mark Accetta. Max Berenson. Boh Casey. Diane C'eonzo. Hester Clever. Mike Cramer. Tom Hodge. Not Available. Roliert Kuhii. Brian Love.Jamshid Mahdani. Ycuk Mov. Liz Muskat. Matt Pollack. Delia Turner. Paul Workman, Tim Zack. Kerrs- O'Boyle. Bob Wilkanowski. Elliot Jjiffe. Melanie Patrick. Jane Fisk (Head Coach). This year’s Fencing Team is a young group, but is quickly gaining the experience which will bring victory over its local competition. The epee squad, which is led by NCAA National Fencer Mike Cramer, is particularly strong. With foil, epee, and sabre, the Fencing Team is prepared to slice their way through a season of growth and success. 74 78 79 81 After Clas Although CMU students are frequently snowed under with schoolwork, they often find time to explore their own interests. . . .BELLRING. . .GO HOME . . . PARTY! . . . 85 HILL STREET HOMECOMING 1SI382 in. 8' 88 I o 89 90 91 92 93 STUDENT SENATE Michael Bett, Lisa Bruno, Peter Corless, JeffDuer, Chris Dunne, Scott Durbin, Sondra Elson, Carl Erikson, Joel Fechter, Francis Fitzgerald, David Goldstein, Barry Green, Suraz Ibrahim, Alexandra Kavoulakis, Pauline Kramer, John Livanos, Jonathon Maiman, Glenn Murray, John Pane, Eric Rocher, Laura Sabadell, Maryann Sacco, Pat Schmitt, Victor Shing, Becky Sikura, Chuck, Cynthia Taylor February 21, 1984—The Tartan—Page 25 As the Representatives of the CMU student body, the senate has provided several programs this year. The highlights include several rape-prevention lectures, an academic response program, and a Friday-afternoon party that will not be forgotten soon. By working through its four committees — Rules, Finance, Academic Affairs, and General Campus Information — Senate hopes to continue improving its communications with both the students and the administration. And, if we can’t do that, we ll throw another happy hour — totally free this time. THISTLE Michael Mintz, Editor-in-Chief Stephen Winawer, Assistant Editor Hey, what’s up, boss? Mumble, mumble, darkroom, mumble, mumble, water, mumble, mumble, run . . . You can’t dress me up, either! Hey, Mr. Jim, this might sound a little silly, but where’s page 100? . . . Oh no, it’s 0-1-7! Mrs. R., I need a P.O. . . . Good stuff, stamp, stamp, stamp. . . . Business: Sheila DcNero, Amy Tucker, Amy Conroy, Patti Zacharia 98 Section Editors: Libby Barna (Greeks), Brian Dodson (Clubs), Tammy Kett (Sports), Jeanne Adam Stoller, Layout Editor Sbiplev (Dorms) Photography: Mark Sutton (Editor). Spass Stoiantschewsky. Keith Decker, Paul Margolin. Janet Patterson, Kim Morrison. Alan Whitfield. Drew Smith. Stanley Baines. DcVonne Mosby. Derek Wu. Steve Winawer. MikcSwatko, Rosa Silver. George Tsau-Wu. Karen Schultz. Rich Ives, Nora Walcutt. Andy Sicree Layout: Adam Stoller (Editor). Jim Alycc Simon Wood, Michele Kee. Karen Axel, Flood Control: Rich Ives, Nora Walcutt, Steve Winawer, Mike Swatko, Mike Mint ; High Tide: 9:30 p.m., Low Tide: 10:47 p.m. 99 TARTAN Thelartn. Editor in Chief..'.........Rif Medrow Managing Editor............Susan Petrie Business Manager...................Karm Tylak News Editor...........Neil J. Gircnblum Features Editor.......Neal W. Johnston Entertainment Editor...............Mark Levine Sports Editor..... Christopher D. Lewis Photography Editor.................Mike Pilewski Production Manager......... Maria Rivas Typesetting Manager......Patti Carlisle An Director.....................Michael Sussman Contributing Editors.............Monica Grllio Pauline Wen Pauline Kramer Asst Ent. Editor...................Adam Hanin Asst Sports Editor..........Scott Boric Ask. Business Manager......Bonnie Topf Production Staff: Robert .Aarhus. Stephen Bailey. Peter Bain. David Fields. Bill Garrison. Elena Gialamas. Andrew Ghali. Susan Melling. Heather Newton. Tracey Pejouhy, Stephen Volan. Where can one turn to find out what’s happening on campus? The Tartan, of course. After all, responsible journalism is much more than singing to oldies, late night pizza, tedious board meetings, and sleeping all day Monday. OAKLAND REVIEW Oakland Review is Carnegie-Mellon’s annual literary magazine. A staff of fifteen students of all majors and colleges worked all year to produce the twelfth edition. Oakland Review features original poetry, fiction, drama, and artwork of CMU students. Submission and staff membership is open to all students. The Review is funded by Student Senate. Staff: Kristin Kovaeic (Editor), Cathleen Barnhart (Asst. Editor), Maria Arzenti (Art Editor), Bill Bir, Caleb Corkery, Aline Filoso, Kyle Fisher, Rachel Levine, David Lockhart, Bill McSteen, Keith Recker, Lynne Schatz, Lauren Schneider, Lorrie Schorr, Craig Steinitz, Drew Smith, Catherine S. Vodrey. 100 WRCT Staff: Rick Allison, Gary Appel. Sarah Becker, Walter Becker, Roger Bishop (Gen. Manager). Doug Blair, Fred Bould, Sean Brady, Geoff Brooksher. Jim Campbell, Sandra Cheng, Dan Cohen, Mike Cornell, John Devitofrancheschi, Joseph Enck (Prod. Manager), Patrick Parrel, John Fetkovich (Program Director), Steve Fisher, Barksdale Gar-bee (Chief Engineer), Elena Gialamas, Bill Coold, James Gray, Neil Greenblum, Michael Hall, Andy Harmon, Smith Hutchings, Dino lasclla, Mark Iskowitz (Music Director). Evan Knauer, Christopher Koenigsberg, Robert Konuch. Ken Kuld. Lattelle I-afollette, Anthony Law, Jill Levine. Joelle Levitt. Matthew Marcus, Phil Mason. Connie McCutcheon, Wayne Mesard, Steve Murch, Paul Oppendal. Robert Packard, Boyd Park, Kurtis Rath, Robert Rose, Clare Rosen, Jonathan Rosenberg, Ray Ryan, David Schott. Eric Schwabe, Peter Schwarz, Harris Sherman, Rosa Silver, Drew Smith, Mark Sutton. Tracy Unger, Bill Van Zandt, Ramona Walls, Eric Witt. William Wrbican, Brenda Yicngcr, Alan Zahler. Matthew Pritts, Howard Ellin, Jeff Bergman. Phil Hollenberg, Herb Stencil. Rebecca Bogart. Scott Sutton, David Parmenter, AnthonvCook, Richard Genece. Ann Mueller, Matthew Fortnow, Judi Orlick, Phil Nussbaum, Felicia Thibeault, David Loren, Mike Pilewski, Rie Mcdrow, Steve Volan, Lesley Brunker, Rachel Levine, Curt Borman, Mike Gould. Bella Yurkovetsky, Taylor Simmons, Susan O'Block. Becky Glaser, J.P. Mulley WRCT . . . We re Radio Carnegie Tech! CM U s largest student organization, it is Pittsburgh’s alternate source for music and sports. Participating students are given the opportunity to learn the art of radio first hand. WRCT encourages eclecticism in musical tastes to satisfy your needs in a way that cannot be satisfied anywhere else. In its 33rd year, WRCT again thanks Dean Lois Cox and everyone else. 101 STUDENT CORPORATION Student Corp. officers: President: John Stihvell, Vice Pics.: Steven Weller, Secretary: Vanessa Pratt T-Shirt Company: President: Michael Gottfried, David Greiner, Jeff Duer, John Stihvell Campus Cheese Company: President: Joyce Luscher, Joe Parker, Leo Jession, Jay Hammer, Amy Conroy, Vinh Nguyen And Everything Nice (Flowers): President: Margaret Harvey, President: Michelle Hessman, Lottie Lent, Jodi Fedoris, Debbie Ivy, Roshanak Izadbakhzh Student Corporation exists to provide C-MU students with an opportunity to establish, manage, or work in a real, profit-making company on campus. It is an organization operated entirely for and by students who want to accept the challenge of working with their peers in an environment where personal initiative and ability are the only real limits to success. 102 AIESEC AIESEC — French acronym for International Association of Students in Economics and Business Management. The organization is committed to the development of international awareness and future leaders of society. David Arturo. Jan Beven, Susan Brunt. Pichya Buddhari, Charity Bunecke, Michael Cantway, Tea Dawson, Cindy Demeter, Beth Dougherty, Scott Fellows, Rod Fleck, Susan Flickinger, Betsy Folglia, John Furjanic, Kathy Garcia, Paula Glogowski, Maria Crum, Joe Guarino, Susan Han, Karen Jewell, Michelle Katz, Bassam Khan, Jenifer Kubitz, Greg LaRue, Karen Lee, Lydia Leovic, David Levy, William Lind, Timothy Liu, Ting Lull, Michael McCray, Ronald Meinen, Barbara Meyer, Dan Murray, John Palate, Heather Pillar, Elizabeth Regan, Robin Rosen. Mike Rosenblatt, Marilen Sarino, Andrea Shiah, Joseph Shiniko, Robert Silverschotz, Alyce Simon, Aruna Singh, Linda Thewes, Lori Timan, Frank Venturella, Ronald Yulgris, Valerie Wood, Songmin Yi 103 ACTIVITIES BOARD EXEC The purpose of Activities Board is to provide diverse entertainment in the campus community. We come from different majors, interests, and backgrounds, but when we all get together we do achieve great programming magic. Rhumba on a 727, toga party in Alexander Haigs room. Pizza — $8 per slice, Movies so bad you pay to get out. Who are we getting for Carnival? TECH CliffScoch (Chairman), Hon LeJeune(Treas.), Jon Marum (Friday Films). Dave VVisler (Dance Flirt), Barb Lank (Coffeehouse), Rich Ives (Technical), Paul Margolin (Concerts), Sheila Dunham (Lectures), Robert Smith (Chief Projectionist), Jell Kenausis (Sunday Films). Kurt Valenta (Tickets). Give me the duct tape or give me death! Where’s Stanley? Who’s Ham-merschlag? Who’s Fred? We need more equipment! We need a bigger room . . . R.I.P. The cherry picker. Oh, Sherri! What do you mean we only have an hour? Usually the first to arrive and the last to leave, this talented group of professionals provide the sound, lights, and manpower for various campus events. The Bands make it Rock, the roadies make it roll, but Fly by Night Sound-Light makes it work. Bob Aarhus, Rich Ives, Nora Walcutt, Steve Winawcr, Janet Loewcnstein, Craig Falci, Cary Segal, Kelley Culmer, John Manley, Jenny Ladd, Steve Slominski, R. Barrie Slavmaker, Miriam Gullotta, Esther Filderman, Jeff Campbell. Gregg Emili, David Waitzman, John I (all, Larry Osterman, Val Holden. KM DANCE Dave Wisler, John Livanos, Jacqueline Granger, Cliff Sharpies, Shannon Hansen, Joe Spalding, Regis Frankhouser, Ron Lejeune, Michelle Mayer, Susan Zweibaum, Monica Shah, Maria Rivas. Alison Himel, Heidi Schonauer, Pam Snyder, Christine Deloughery, Lisa Esposto, Cathy Devor, Lynn Sanfield, Sharon Rlosel, Lisa Brennan, Karen Wilson. Paula Fontana Julie Adema, Jeff Adler. Steve Adler, Robert Arnold, Rosanne Bedo-latti, Chris Corrigan, Thierry Costa, Greg Emili, Mike Fontaine. Gayle Garmise, Adam Hanin, Mark Iskowitz, Paul Margolin, Michael Parzen, Steve Peck, Karen Perlman. Rosa Silver. Mark Taylor, Scott Vieth, Mark Wisniewski, Brian Workman The Activities Board Dance Committee works to bring the whole campus together providing entertainment, a variety of refreshments and an atmosphere full of fun. The concert committee organizes and produces both the large and small concerts given on campus. The concerts are reasonably priced and encompass a range of classical, jazz, rock, folk, country, and soul music. 105 SCOTCH’N ’SODA Victor Aluise (Advertising, Publicity), Jay Berenfield, Becky Bernhard, Darren Bevill, E.J. Birdy, Matt Bosco, Gregg Bossier, John Cantine, DanielaCramer, Joe Carretto, Carlo Casilli, Elise Cohen, Hal Cohen, Michele Colonay, Amy Conroy, Susan Coralonza, Anne Davis, Scott Fellows, Ben Fine, Holly French, Martin Gibb, Mary Beth Gilmore (Vice-President), Christopher Gray, Greg Cray (Technical Director), Audrey Greenfield, Joe Hasper, Neal Johnston, Rich Ives, Mary Kapernik, Donna King, Dave Klucznik, Laura Koretzkv, Mark Levine, Carl L. Lewis, Donna Marvin, Stephanie McGuire, Robin Mechloitz, Gary Middleton (Business), Gretchen Miller (Secretary), Christine E. Mosier, Clarissa Narotzkv, Anton Nimblett, Jim Pelton, Felicia Pratto, Michelle Pritchett, Maria Rehnstrom (President), Rachel Reinitz, Michelle Roschen, Ray Rueger, Lauren Schneider, John Sincak, Renata Stachura, Drew Smith, Leon Stankowski, Anne K. Svedberg, Linda Thewes, Catherine Vodrey, Chris Vond Benken, David Waitzman, Anne Wallace, Doug Williams, Steve Winawer, Thomas Wood. Scotch’n’ Soda focuses on performing original works, but can do just about anything. What gets done is determined by students who get involved. If one wishes to direct or to have his works read, Skibo 40-D is the place to visit. This year we have produced GAG, an original work by-Mark Levine, Hello Out There, by William Soroyan, and This Property is Condemned, by Tennessee Williams. The next project is the Spring Musical, an original production by Darren Bevill, an Art major. 106 RUGBY Row 1: Chris Tschappatt, Randy Paul, Greg Kleiman, Rob Sanderson, Chris Dunne, John Long, Matt Schleindl, Howard Engelbert; Row 2: Tim Yell, Kevin Finnegan, Scott Patterson, Mike Knavish, Mark Rabenold, John Rickert, Jim Brigham; Row 3: Jim Rossi, Joe Villarreal, Eric Hoffman, Chris Turak, Tom Dissinger, Dan Johnson, Tim Kirsch. The CMU Rugby Club is an up-and-coming organization whose main goals are to promote rugby and have fun. Opponents of CMU range from local schools such as I.V.P., Pitt, and Slippery Rock to schools including W.V.U., Penn State, West Point, and American University. Currently we are ranked fifth in the regional union. HOCKEY CLUB Dave Debonville, Bill Heyse, Ted Dawson, John Barrett. Don Heyse, Tim Kenny, Dave Ahlberg, Rich Lund, Mike Halloran, Bob Koch, Tim Carlin. Andy Andrejko, Bill Peduto, Rob Katz, Kevin Scully, .P. Mulley, Caleb Corkery, Bill Schwartz, Paul Russo, Steve Kruse, Eric Spray, Bob Kosakowski, Paul Gob berg, .Mark Licata en- The C.M.U. Hockey club skated against its toughest schedule of opponents this year and made quite a showing of themselves. The team, although young, showed the composure and talent of many teams with more demanding programs. 10s BASEBALL Sitting: John Chin; Kneeling: Tim Nagy, Bryan Warshofsky, Jeff Bergman, John Spanos, Mark Weinsten, Mike Cressman, Boh Flaherty; Standing: Coach Bill Allen, Andre Glenn (Scorekeeper), Wes Wilson, Lloyd Johnson, Bill Yankovich, Derrin Weidenman, Rich 'I'lleg, Larry Ropelewski, Bob Keibler. ULTIMATE FRISBEE Henry Thorne — President, David Goldenberg — Field Captain, Rob Berkowitz — Head Coach, Stephen Sheslow — Captain, Russ Bogin, Pete Carlin, Nancy Festa, Kevin Greener, Ken Gregg, Ken Hook, Tom Jintos, Jason Jones, Peter Lee, Jeff Loeftler. Tony Muhlenkamp, Rob Sanderson, Debra Seddon, John Sedor, Blynn Shideler, Bob Wharton, Nicky Ruotolo. FALL MARTIAL ARTS CLUB Instructors: Robert Opalsky, Curtis Smith Scott Martin, Alan Wertz, Stephanie Claudy, Fritz Elmer, Tor Manders, Doug Ott, David Hazel, Scott Mulrooney, Paul Workman, Miriam Gulotta, Alex Tome, Stephen Duffy, Eric Fleischman, Michael Knowles, Toni Zuliani, Drew Smith, Bill Mullen, Glenn Mai, Dimitris Giannias, Marianne Maxwell, David Daniel, Dennis Manuel, Sue Webb, Thierry Costa, David Fields, Doug Smith, Ed Cohen, J. Bonazzo, Erie Targan, Laura Ciarallo, Jim Brigham, Anthony Ainendola CMU Martial Arts Club members train in the oriental art of self-defense. Through formal study and promotion in both TaeKwonDo and jujitsu, club members seek to become well-rounded martial artists. no SKYDIVING CLUB Sondra Elson. Bill Warkany, Fritz Ebner. John Green. Donna Dietz, Ken Meyer. Alex Wcibcl, Andrew Chali. The CMU Skydiving Club, newly formed, was created to generate interest in the sport of skydiving. The goals include teaching and practice of diving skills to a growing membership. A special performance was put on for Homecoming festivities last fall. Skydiving, while giving its members the ability to soar like birds, allows a sense of mastery over one’s environment. in FRINGE Scott Durbin. Peter Coincv. Peter Schubin, Bill Johnson. Clenn Murray. Jeff Webster. Geoff Frisco, Deannia McCusker. Steve Nr. Willie Rueda, Jack Richardson. Chuck Knong. Sheryl Fowler. Maria Kozo. Maria Lacroce, Nancy- Barton. Anne Cotter. Liz Stewart. Kelly Shannon. Lori Viaropolus. George Lamb. Dan Blander. Adam Stoller. Michael Mint ,. 1 can remember those frustrating!) Inning times as kids when Mom used to try to relieve the doldrums by taking us to run the stairs. Little did we know then bow valuable that would be today. Though Mom's no longer a part of the team, running stairs certainly is a part, a favorite one at that. Thanks. Mom! CARNEGIE INVOLVEMENT ASSOCIATION Curt Abel. Andrew Bartoldi, Amy Blaho. Arnold Blinn. Jim Cordle, Dave Delo. Kim Denny. Nancy Dilndio. Bob Dill. Mike Dommcrrnuth. Sharon Fike. Leslie Frank, Bill Griffith. Tom Holodnik. Tom Kovakik. Danny Leung, Mike Lew. Maryann Lynch. Ellen Magley. Cath McCaffery, Margaret McCandless. Robin Mcchlowitz. Yuek Moy, Dave Norton. John Pane. Eric Patterson. Steve Pleva. Bob Pusty. John Richael. Ted Ross. Jessica Rudnick. Keith Seto. Jim Sherman. Blynn Shideler. Victor Slung Jean Siegel. Dan Slavin. Mike Swamp. Doincnic Terranosa. Linda Thewes. Tom Thompson. Karen Tobasky. Mark Tricntingor. Terry Turtan. Dwayne Waite, Carl Wcfcrs, Pauline Wen. Stark Wilkins. Steve Winawer, Margaret Wismer. Bill Yankovich, Ixtri Zuti. Tlie Camegie involvement Croup is an independent association of students which puts most of its effort into Sweepstakes and Carnival Booth. CIA has the tradition of strong men's and women's push teams with very competitive buggies. Other CIA activities include parties, ski trips, racquetball tournaments, and movies. KILTIE BAND Umv«r V Todd Aukerman. Vince Balsone. Kathy Bcnninger, Eric Bcrgcrson, Jim Bole, Scott Bozic, Ten Breier, Ann Caretto, Bob Casey, Hester Clever, Pete Coshieano, LisaCovi, Chris Cronin. Jane Cunningham, laian Denny, Sally Devlin, Tom Dulwis. Mark Estes. George Fell. David Cenet, Nick Gianaris, Paula Glogowski. Mike Hall. Chris Hayes. I.J. I sherwood. Sharon Joseph. Dean Kavalkovich. Boh Kcdoin. Richard Kctz. Chris Kirby, Lmda Knoll. Tom Koehler, Jain Lommcl. Mark Maimone, Rob Marks, Maria McCall. Mike McDonnell. Russ Michael. Rich Maroney, Jim Morse, Christi Munn. Mark Nicolussi. Matt Pollack, Giorgio Ramaccioti, Renee Richardson, Scott Reckless. Eileen Riloff. Deb Roscman. Andy Russo. Jay Runkel, George Salem. Dave Ssvarz. Mark Scith. Don Sivavec. Tcri Smith. Dave Sonders. Chuck Sobcy. William Steptoe, Maureen Stempkowski. Todd Steyer. Mike Stowell, Tim Talda. Ross Thompson. Karen Thorne, Rob Troy. Frank Venturella. Chris Wargo, Brenda Welling. Paul Whitaker. Gregg Yost. Tim Zack, Larry Ziegler. The Kiltie Band, outfitted in its traditional Carnegie plaid kilts, inarches and plays at Tartan football games and during various concerts throughout the year. The band, with more than seventy non-music majors, made a total of fourteen appearances, including performances at Homecoming, Christmas, and Spring Carnival. 113 ARMY ROTC Cadre: Major Mathius Kasper. Captain Michael Schulte. Master Sergeant Raymond Carrington. Sergeant Wilbur Green, Secretary Mrs. Miriam Deasey; Cadets: MS1V: Karen Dann. Eric Newman, Dale Meter, Robert Aarhus, Scott Hamilton. John Sweeney, Bill Johnson, Al Mauroni, Todd Rieman, Greg Borek, Andrew Stahl. Kurt Larson, Bill Heyse; MS1I1: Dave Powell, Joan Dahl, Bill Lewis. Laurand Lewandowski, Scott Bronncr, Donna Crandlemire. Tom Galvin, Ilal Schenk; MSII: Clark Simmons, Becky Bernhard. Kevin Handcock, Pete Radka, Jack Richardson, Michelle Boulanger, Mark Accetta. Gary Polaski. Linda Marcoux, Stephen Fenstermaker, Clark Brewer, Steve Browne. Roy Bartoo. Eric Patterson, Ian Gourlay, Peter Corless, Jeff Freeland; MSI: Jack Fawcett. Wendall Ix e, Scott Morris, William Peduto, DougZaenger, Roy Teresky, Eric Witt. Kerry O’Boyle, Richard Chadwick, Glenn Cahoon, Donne Eggert, Mike Holsinger. Dennis Iosifovich. Shill Ngiam, Maryann Lynch, Mike Boyle, Gabe Eszterhas, Patrick Dwyer. Peter Cooper. Mike Maurogiannis, Finn la McCaul, Bennett Leff. ATTENTION: We’ve rappelled off cliffs, learned how to survive in the wilderness, flown in helicopters out of simulated battle zones and briefed commanding generals on CMU’s ROTC program. Army ROTC introduces college students to military procedure and offers cadets an opportunity to become officers in the United States Army. You see us on campus in uniform, stop in Margaret Morrison B-7 and see us in person. Be all you can be! 114 AIR FORCE ROTC Hone Ackerman, Scot Allen. Jorge Arteaga, Richard Barstow, Peter Baumbach, Douglas Bentz, Renee Bourgeois. Robert Bowie. Richard Bruce. Douglas Campiojohn, Walter Chai. John Dukovich, Maria Forgione, Kenneth Hall, Brian Hapach. Lynne Jefferson. Michael Kostolansky, Shaun Mangan. Darin Mar. Gregory McKinley. Scott Morris. Kevin Neel. Roger Preisendefer. Timothy Rapp, Eleanor Reid. Philip Renner. Deborah Rose man. Roger Rosner. Lance Sadler. Samuel Sharpless. James Strelow. Jeffrey Weed. Robert Wharton. Maria Buckingham. Donald Dietrick. Brian Dodson. David Erb, Jeffrey Evans, Stephen Finney. Andrew Ghali. Gina Grosso. Jeffrey Hayes. James Ishcrwood, John Keffer. Chris Paulsen. William Richard. Timothy Talda. Thomas Thompson, William Warkanv, Steven Weller. John Cibelii, Robert Critchlow, Colin Eicliman. Gabriela Goncalvcs. Tanya Green. Scott Harmon. William Hcintz. Richard Lund. Craig Niiya. John Pistolessi. Steven Remit, Lawrence Ropelewski. James Ayers. Howard Berinson. Stephen Biernesser. Patrick Kalco. Otto Lopez. Anthony Martignetti. George Temple. John Van Dyke. Charles Waul. 115 Elwtrd officers: king — Alex Kluge, prime minister — Jonathon Schwartz; exchequer — Ea Tecot; scribe — Karl Hauth; court jester — Scott Macphcrson. Members: Alan Berger. Anthony Datri. Amy Diamond, Bert Davis. Christopher Chow. Christopher Dudas. David Apfclbaum. Dennis Bosic, Donna Croop, Gregory Christy. Jeffrey Adler. Kirk Anderson, Kara Bergland. Kevin Brown. Kevin Degraff. Miles Bader. Mathew Brletic, Mark Chace. Phillip Aspenwall. Hubert Aarhus. Richard Barstow. Sean Cudmore. Thomas Bonvissulo. Ty Corbett. August Consiglio, Amiel Bent. Daniel Bernstein. Denver Braughler. James Buell. Robert Downing. Stephen Bush. Timothy Cloughert, Gregors- Christy. Alisa Inane. Alexander Jesumm. Brian Hogue. Bruce Krulwich. Christopher Fedor. Craig Fitzpatrick. Cheney Hu. David Jamroga, Eric Carlson. Eric Espenhahn, Erik Hare. Elliot Jaffc. Frank Kietzke, George Foil, Gerald Cay. Clenn Heinle. Gregg Wolff. Jay Davis. Joseph Grass. Joel Hough. Jeffery Hansen. John Hall. Jocelyn Jones. Jochen Knieling. Joseph Kuciler, Karen Kenyon. Kevin Kirmse, Martin Gibb. Mark Kuczvnski. Michele Kee. Neil Epstein. Nicholas Flagg. Osama Husscini. Oleg Khaykin. Robert Kedoin. Roland Kovacs. Steven Gale. Stephen Gilbert. Todd Ihrig. Valorie Holden. William Crimth. Mikhail Khazanovich. Lisa Garrett. N'ishith Gajarawala. Robert Kleinm Jr.. Scott Macphcrson. Thomas Joyce. Wayne Mesard. Bryan Griffin. Eric Carlson. Bruce Krulwich. Andrew Mayer. Carey Louie. Colin Rafferty. David Aronson, David Lafko. David Loren. Donald Luby. Eric Patterson. Cirard Chandler. Ceorgc Lamb. John Denisi. John Lakatos. Juan Leon. Ion Manley. Jonathan Miller. Kirk Larson. Kent Larsen, levin Madzia. Kevin Neel, Keith Richardson. Mark Maimone, Michael Parzen, Michael Rickabaugh. Michael Roberson. Reginald Law. Ross Rodalski. Theodore Mccabe Jr.. Virgil Lee. Vijay Reddy. Wayne Bortman. William Lusen. Vinit Pande. David Nochlin. Daniel Ritz. Imre Magyar, John Myers. Kathleen Nlartinelli, Michael Pilewski. Roger Preisendefer. Thomas Risk. Andrew Singer, Albert Ting. Christopher Walton. Djin Sir. Daniel Tobias. David Tucker. David Van Ryzin. David Waitzman. Gary Segal. Glenn Teitelhaum, Israel Pinkas. COMPUTER CLUB The Computer Club is a loose groun of individuals who wish to expand their knowledge of computer science in directions which are not facilitated bv the course selection here at CMU. It also serves as a conduit through which the experience gained by upperclassmen can be easily communicated to the new members of the CMU community. ASTRONOMY CLUB Jay Shaughnessy, James Tornes, Jeffrey Young, Karen York, Leon Stank-owski, Laura Wernikoff, Lawrence Yuter, Lawrence Ziegler, Olivier De-laporte, Peter Su, Robert Stockton, Robert Tremain, Richard Wongsone-goro, Rudolph Zung, Sachiko Takayasu, Stephen Volan, Steven Weller, Vinh Nguyen, Ward Travis, William Waddington, David Yaskin, Joseph Caretto, Andrew Peterson, Artemis Strong, Karen Ven-Dusen, Stephen Vanderhoof, Jacob Butcher, Monica Cellio, Paul Dworkin, Scott Safier, William Swidal. 116 SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS Members: Roseaun Baker. Corine E. Buchheit, Theresa M. Casciani, Jan D. Cook. Cynthia Ann Demeter. Kristine Scott Denzau, Sally Devlin, Lori Sue Diamond, Kelly S. Diflin. Michelle Ann Eichelman, Linda Marie Ersing, Lisa Marie Esposto. Patricia A. Feineigle, Maureen R. Cannon. Cheryl L. Castineau, Whitney Ellen Cordon. Karan E. Cuyon, I-auric Lynn Guzzy, Shannon Marie Hansen. Janet L. Heinmerle. Emily E. Hoffman. Susan Margaret Jordan. Kelli J. Kallcnkom. Alexandra! Mari Kavoulakis, Dara Lee Kraitchman. Erica J. l-aich. Winner A. Laws, Maria F.lizalicth McCall. Diane Elizabeth McElligott. Karen Ann McCinnis, Patricia Anne McKay. Robyn E. McMillan. Pamela Lynn Mott, Janice Lynn Mullen, Susan Lynn Murray. Lynn M. Nash. Karla Jean Nelson. Sandra D. Newman. Mary M. 01 instead. Roberta Ann Picard. Kathleen Ann Romanik. Mary Patricia Rosick. Wendy Ann Rovansek, Rosalind Monica Sagan, Maria Monica Santore. Karen E. Schultz, Karen Ixmisc Sieber, Deanna Cheryj Silverman. Maureen Ann Stempkowski. Tracey A. Stewart. Elisabeth Ann Taylor. Regina M. Vctcramo. Linda Renee Waliner, Ia� ra J. White. Brenda E. Yienger. Brenda K. Yu. Cheryl Janine Zafaras. Barbara Agnes Zagula. The Carnegie-Mellon Investment Group’s main objective is to inform the students of the opportunities involved in investment. This is accomplished through active management of a $14,000 portfolio. Students of all majors gain practical experience in handling their investments. Investment techniques are learned through guest lecturers, an investment library, and conversation among members. INVESTMENT GROUP Robert Arnold, John Bares, Ix n Bollcnbachcr, Roberto Cancpa. Anthony Cook. August Consiglio, Jay Cornog. Bob Fishcl. Nigel Foster. Yuri Cawdiac. Clay Gearhart. Chris Grondwidski. David Custin. Phillip Hollenberg, lngem.tr Hulthagc. Brad Kaufman. Carol Latchem, Virgil Lee, Lydia Leovic, Mike MacPherson. Katharine McCinnis, Sarah Melting. David O’Leary, Paula Patula, Donna Provance, Jacqueline Quinn. Edward Rhoads. Lynn Sawcr, Stuart Shapiro, Lee Shepard. Drew Smith. Eric Spray. Doug Stamm. Mitchell Stolack. EricTargm, Robert Waldron. Sue Webb. Karen Wilson. Eric Witt. 117 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Brothers: Richard Barstoxv, Dan Barth. Lisa Bernstein. Teri Breier. Beth Byers. Joe Caretto, I at Champcnv, Kathy Cokeley, Mary Conroy, Lisa Covi, Lori Diamond. Lorraine Dochych, Kevin Dove. Boh Eisenstein, Gordon Fair, Herb Fickes, Gina Fleitman, Jennifer Fix. Bari Franzoi, Mary Gangwisch, Nick Gianaris, Tom Glavin. Laura Golowich, Leslie Gordon. Joe Guarino. Rebecca Hartley. Chuck Hartmann. Sue Jennings, Karen Jewell, Michelle Katz, Rich Ketz. Wendy Kobee, Paul Kohlbrenner, Beth Laffey. Chuck Lawton. Dave Lechner. Rachel Levine, Gordon Lucht, Joe McGervey, Steve Morrisson. Susan Moskovitz, Dan Nash, Jordan Nash. David O'Leary. Steve Paff, Amy Peterman, Ed Powell, Kathleen Romanik. Odile Said-N'ejad. Robert Silvershotz. Juliet Shackell, Milton Smith. John Soos. Donna Stepwick. Robin Sucky. Stephanie Sunday, Jill Tabor, Ross Thompson. Carsten Thode, Karen Thorne, Mike Trick, Judy Twigg, Kathv Viaropulos, Dieu-Phuong 'o, Gregg Wolff, John Zappa; Jordan Nash Pledge Class: loanne Barazzuol. Steve Bush. Allison Clark. Sally Devlin. Kathleen DrazenovicL Brenda Frandina, Jon Geld, Judith Gibson. Bill Griffith. Chris Harrington, Dave Johnson, Jocefyn Jones, Arnold Kamis. Michael Kelly. Beverly Meyers, Tung Ngiam, Susan Potter. Gil Rosenthal. Maureen Stempkowski, Pam Sweeney, Chris Walton. Betty Weiss, Valerie Wood. Kappa is a coed chapter of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity. Celebrating its 55th year at CMU, Kappa does such projects as publish the C-book, airport shuttles for holidays, senate elections, ushering Greek Sing, concessions at football games, and unforgettably the cotton candy at Spring Carnival. Its community service program includes soliciting organ donors, collecting food for the needy, running UMOC for charity, and teaching scouts to swim. The fellowship activities include banquets, outings, the Map Wall, and the Lear Jet Committee. LAMBDA SIGMA The Lambda Sigma National Honor Society is an active association of sophomores whose ideals include leadership, scholarship, fellowship, and a spirit of service. This year it has offered its services in the sleeping bad campaigns, mailings for a mental retardation center, and made banners for the playoff game. It sponsored a pumpkin sale during Halloween and a mistletoe sale before Christmas. It plans to participate in the Carnival this spring as well. 118 Steve Ayer. Roy Bartoo. Marcy Baughman. Teresa Bernard, Jack Bowers, Aaron Brodsky, Karen Cerroni, Tak Cheung, Sue Devoy, Donald Dietrick, Loretta Dorn. Paula Fontana, Doug Foulds. Helen Garev, Joseph Grass. Jay Hammer. Paulette Hebert. Elliot Jaffe, Scott Jaffe, Kim Kirkwood, Sarab Kowalski, Jenifer Kubitz, Karen Ix e, Christopher Ix’ech, Betsy Linn, Margot Mandel, Michael Murphy, Susan Murray, Annette Peetz, Elizabeth Regan, Michael Shenk, Laurie Schorr, Lisa Silverman. Pam Snyder, Paul Spillane, Mary Stawovv, Dave Straube. Cindy Taylor, Richard Theg, Sue Webb, Brian Wolf, Howell Yce, Brenda Yicnger, Andrew Zieberg; Steve Murch (President). Lynne Otto (Vice-President), Terri In-gber (Secretary), Maureen Stancik (Treasurer). SARC SARC, Student Alumni Relations Council, works to strengthen the relationship between students and alumni, and promotes the university for the undergraduates. Some programs include the activities during Homecoming, and alumni exchange programs. Beth Myers (President), Marie Colantoni (Secretary), Linda Evans (Treasurer), Ed Tecot, Mike Grzywinski, Alisa Irvine, Hob Lin, Susan Potter, Brian Wolf. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE The Carnegie-.Mellon Emergency-Medical Service is present on campus to improve the emergency care provided by the CMU Police. This is accomplished through not only assisting with the care and transportation of the campus community, but also by instructing the campus in CPR and First Aid, placing members in local ambulance services, and providing continuous education and training for members on the level of EMT and Paramedic. Gerry Vaerwyck (President), Michael Gilmore (Vice-President), Mark Sander (Captain), John Searing (Sec-Treasurer), Hoi) Sclmorr, Doug Williams (Manager), Doug Reinstein. Hugh Kurth, Mary Pachura, Diana Melamid, Sharon Bulatao, David Loren, Rowshanok Hashemiv-oon, Ted WolIT, Richard Barstow. 119 ASSOCIATION FOR LIFE Terece Turton (President), William Jacob (V.P.). Pat Falco (Treas.), Sheila DeN’ero (Sec.), Joanne Barazzuol, Maria Bober, Denver Braugher, Judy Cezeaux, Peter Cuschi-gano, Dianne Coyle, John DeNivi, Mary Ann DiNardo. Jeffrev Evans, Christopher Fedor, Kevin Fitzgerald, Jennifer Fix, Deborah Guerrein, Christine Hayes. Leolie Jones, Randall Keefer, Thomas Kovalcik, Charles Kraionger, Melissa Lamont, Qui Le. James Leonard, Daniel Malinaric, Mark Marlett, Catherine McCafferty, Finula McCaul, Wayne Mesard, Michael Mint ., Kwan Park, Karen Parker. Matthew Parker, Amy Ranno. Robert Rice, Joanne Savinell, John Searing, Jean Seydoux, Andrew Sicree, Jean Siegal, Denise Starrett. Joseph Stone, John Szy-manski, Felicia Thibeault, Virginia Tjan, Nora Walcutt, Therese Young. THE C 1 U Association for Life is a group of students working to secure the right of each and every person to life. We bring in speakers, attend rallies, and conventions, work with the handicapped and participate in other activities pertaining to pro-life causes. 120 SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM Adela of Tintagel (Monica Cellio), Gerard Grief (Andrew Druziskv), Finula na Daoine Sidhe (Finula McCauf), Magnus NaChoic N’Iora(Dr. loci Welling), Mariade la Flor (Jill Tabor), Roderick Vorhuter von der eisemen Bruderschaft (Michael Swatko), Akanato Date (Christopher Wright), Trevor (John Bryant), Vyacheslav Yaroslavovich (John Allen), Randolph Ironwolf(Ralph Marzlak), Cenwulf(Pat Woolsey), Akanato Yasumi (Carl Wright). The SCA is a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to recreating the better parts of the Middle Ages. At the fighting tournaments and quests, fighters wear armor to protect themselves from opponents rattan weapons. SCA also welcomes women fighters. Death and injuries are simulated during the melees, but SCA is more than just fighting. It also recreates Pre-Renaissance arts and skills such as dancing, sewing, singing, and brewing. SCA strives to relive the glories of medieval life. 121 Dormitories IU as MOO TAPE MOf dubbing Dorm life at C-MU is more than just having a place to stay. It is a living experience full of good times and happy memories. It is the building of a sense of community and the making of friendships 4 that never end ... WlHz KHz NORTH CAMPUS 126 127 STUDENT DORMITORY COUNCIL Bob Aarhus. Scot Allen, Michele Anderson. Stephen Bailee. Boscann Baker. alerie Ballzcr. Marisa Baratto. Arnold Blinn, V ince Carozza, Monica Cellio. Ted Coen. Dune Ceonzo. Rick Chadwick. Joan Dahl. Al Datri. Pamela Day. Hilary DcBroff. Ken DeSantis. Lorraine Doehych. Dave Dunkle. Alex Durrell, Sondra Flson. Greg Foyang. Jennifer Fix. Duane Calbi. David Genet. Paula Glogoski. Neil Greenhlum. Joe Guarmo James Cuallieri. Kevin Hancock. Philip Hollenbcrg. Karen Jewell. Pat Kager. CreR Kleinian. Dave Lafvaris. Victor lac. Bennett Ixff. David 1..-WO (.ail I.ipinan Mitch lamdon David lairen. Jon Maini.m M: belle Max ei RJ McNults Jolin .NlyWJ left Nagel Sandy Newman Marc Olin, Frank Orgain. Marcs Pappaafava. Janice Parady, Caltri Pathak, Dana Poffcnlierger, Tom Relger. Greta; Bentko. Robin Rosen. LeeAnn Bo ner. Ted Boss. Rich Sanzi. Pat Shanahan. Cindy Teahan. NinaThanJan. Virginia Tjan. Regina Verteramo. Stephen Volan. Alan Whitfield. Gregg Wolff. Ted Wolff. Scott Woodlicf. Kathy Yuskauskas. RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF Mitch O’Neill. Dave lohnston. Andy Winand, Dan Malinaric. Catherine Vodrey. Lisa Brennan. John Wessels. Michele Hess man, C '.irl Scheu. Doug Foulds. Curt Anel, David Wider. Tcm Glueck, Jeanne Shipley. Anton Nimblett. Fd Robinson. Kim Morrison, John Papinchak. Skip Kuhn, Michael Hart on. Brian Vaughn. Bon Lejucnc. Jill Lex-ine. Beth Bangor, Rich Red path. Dave Matinelli. Brian Tarantino. Barb I-mg. Rob Vaupel. George Salem. Dianne Carroll. Susan Moskovitz, Maria Volaricli. Dan Slavin. Patty lllig, MeliiuLi Snell. Michele Beaulieu, Kim Dziak. Deborah Cuerrcin, Belli Armstrong. Matt Daley. John Pope. Leslcc Mcllroy. Neil Schlissennan. Chris Tsehapatt. Jim Wells. Kristin Kovacic. Eileen Eskin. Judy Tssigg, Jean Cropp. Bob Silverschotz. Kirk Botula. Steve Biemesser. Stephen Pomraning. Mitch Grey. Jim Cray. Keith Devos. Keith Becker. Coming Painter. Melissa Robin, Ixiri Zuli. 129 130 131 HILL DORMS 133 134 -I 136 137 ios HILLEL HOUSE CMU Hillel Club serves the needs of the Jewish community on campus. Under the guidance of Rabbi Joe Levine, Hillel offers students social, religious, and educational programming with a twist — Ruaeh, the undying Jewish spirit. Our focal point on campus is the Hillel House. Here students live together and cook kosher meals on a cooperative system. Stop by at Hillel House on a Sunday morning — you may discover one of our bagel brunches ... or drop in this evening — it may be movie night at Hillel House . . . How about a Friday night Shabbat dinner in the Wherrett Room . . . or a genuine Succah Building next to Doherty Hall. There’s always something happening at Hillel — and where else can you pick up a little Ruach? Larry Goldberg, Jeff Adler, Israel Finkas, Dan Hit . Laura WemikofT, Eric Targan. Steven Gale, Michael Parzen, Gail Feldman: president (not pictured). 140 TECH HOUSE Tech House is CM U’s on campus Roman Catholic cooperative house. Students in the house live, eat, work and pray together as a community. We have kept alive tech traditions such as the annual St. Patrick’s party. Volleyball games on the lawn, cookouts, and a huge Thanksgiving dinner have all been part of the Tech house family’s life this year. Andrew Sicree M ichele Anderson Lisa Covi Lisa Tietz Joe Caretto Chuck Kraisinger Karen Parker Judy Cezeaux Pat Falco Ml OFF CAMPUS 143 4 Pittsburgh, often thought of as just the downtown area, is made up of many small communities. These communities give to Pittsburgh a culture that can be found no-i where else. THE “BURGH” The actual city Pittsburgh may be considered small by size comparisons to other cities, but it has a character in its people and buildings that is unparalleled. Pittsburgh is a hometown. The people who live and work here are proud of their city, its teams, and its growth. Pittsburgh offers music of all kinds, amateur and professional theater, museums, shopping, art, and much, much, more. Renaissance II has brought many new and beautiful office buildings to the downtown area. At the heart of it all are Pittsburgh’s people. They are warm and friendly and prefer to take life at a slower pace than most eastern cities. They have a great compassion for children and put many hours of time and many thousands of dollars into charities to help people of the area. MS 150 151 152 153 SOUTH SIDE South Side is a community with a character all its own. It is the site ol the steel mills which were the foundation on which Pittsburgh was built. It contains many historic landmarks and quaint taverns and pubs. The shopkeepers and merchants who make their living there are down to earth and friendly, and deal mostly in day to day commodities. 154 155 156 157 158 OUR NEIGHBORHOOD Pittsburgh is a city of neighborhoods; each of these communities has a character and flavor all its own. From the shops in Squirrel Hill to the streets of South Side, including Carnegie Institute, the markets of the strip district, and some of the high points of the downtown area, we have brought you a taste of Pittsburgh’s personality. Z9I 165 YMMUTt itmu johStoS! BBSS Pittsbui ltfMr iita-rar 169 -inn -inn 173 The Fraternities and sororities of CMU are an integral part of campus life. They contribute to the community and campus through social and philanthropic programs. They also bring much of the tradition and atmospherei that makes up carnival. W - ■Tj i aL! JP � ll ■ -a l75 ' � -■ .. y. Mike Albaugh, Let Andre. Jeff Bergman, Andy Binder. Dan Bug.indy, Jim Chrisc. Hick Creech. Hick Diluccntc. Phil Kstep. Charlie Fciglc. Mall Feldman, Rob Fleiehman. Chris Grondwobki, George Haley. Mike Holodnik, Tim Hoyle. Andy James. Bill Kane. Brian kuntcrinan. Dale Kording. Frank Lago. Wayne Lucas. Jim McMaster, Jim Morrison. Tom McGowan, Joe Nardonc, Mark Oherkireher, Paul Pasie ynk. Mike Paterchak. John Pelligrini. Doug Keinstein. I-arry Ropelewski. Bill Ruhe. Scott Schniedereilh. John Taormina. MauriceTavema, Houston Tuesday. John Wise. DaveZito. ATO, the Mouse on the Corner . . . The challenge of Alpha Tau Omega is to give every member the Best total experience any fraternity has to offer — nothing less. The very cornerstone of ATO calls for us to go beyond existing barriers by providing all our members an experience rich in personal development. In short here lies the ultimate of all fraternity challenges — building a program which helps each member realize his full potential as an ATO, as a student, and ultimately as a human being. The Challenge, then, is to build a sound program and improve it year after year! . . . the Boys are Back! BETA THETA PI Robert Butts. Christopher Camicclla. Dommick Colanjsclo. Bruce Crain. RoIhtI Devoy. Michael Drohac. Andrew Fuhrmann, Michael Caryerick. Daniel Cercak. Michael Crabc. Timothy Griffith, Thomas Cross. A Bradley Hnwar. Ross Jicomelli. Theodore Kartofili . Robert Kukowski. David Lynch. Michael Maloney. David Meassick. Denny Myers. Timothy Nagy. Michael ) Donnell. Steven Orlando. JosephOrlowski. Vincent Puglicse. David Richards, James Ryan, Joseph Sadecky. Paul Scarmazzi. Gerard Sansosti, Richard Thefi. Stephen Trap. The friendly brothers at Beta Theta Pi. We re enjoying another fine year and semester here, still reeling in the success of our football team. Fourteen brothers played regularly and three (Mike O’Donnell, Paul Scarmazzi, and Ross Jicomell) were named members of the First Team All Conference in the PAC. The baseball team, led by brothers Tim Nagy (team president), Rich Theg, and Dom Colangelo also had a fine season. A third place finish in the float competition (thanks Ross) could inspire us to get serious about booth, but I doubt it. CHI OMEGA Valerie Halt or. Marcy Baughman. Bonnie Beck. Chris DeLoughcry. Meg Eissler. Michelle Kmst. Livi E i� %it . Tisa F.msti. Gina Fleitman. Cube Ooncalve . I-evlic Hothcrsal], Dara Kraitdun.in. Susan Mahler. Celia Mbcionc. Jan Mullen. Susan O Block. Renee Richardson. Rachel Sekuler. Deanna Silverman. Janet Stariha, Mary Stavvovy. Kathy Viaropulos. Del 1 ie We ism.m. Debbie Yasinow. Kath Yuskauskas. DccDec Acocella. Diana Melamid. Michele Rcisingcr. Maria Forgione. Amy Levinson. Delihie Ruse in an. Go, Go, Maim ’Em, Maim ’Em, Go Chi O cheering champs . . . we insist Chi O is the best. . . Panhel Treasurer. . . Rush and Housing. . . U.F.O. . . . Greek Sing. . . S.W.E. secretary . . . YEA!!! J.J. almost volleyball champs . . . Jan and Amy keeping up the driving tradition . . . blond men in shorts . . . Mickey D’s at the stroke of twelve . . . who has the marshmallows?. . . Let’s ease on down the road . . . love those pinning circles and the chocolate ... a man without a Chi O . . . green jackets and plaid pants . . . a kiss for Santa. . . hang tough exec. . . Omicron Delta comes up with yet anoter interesting situation . . . Boll, Pow, Swakk . . . Good luck Seniors: Val, Bonnie, Tisa, Gina, Dara, Jan, Deanna, Y'ee, Debbie . . . We’re going to miss you . . . and hey, let’s be careful out there. iso DELTA DELTA DELTA Diana Baumluimmcrs. Lmr.i Bicl.tuowski. Michelle Boulanger. ILie Cnlouru. i’atli Carliu . Kelli Caniey. Sue Carney. Sue Duff, Median Dully, Robin FreinenberR. Kathy Careia. Chervl Castineaii, Annette Colliding. Kathy Grafton. Julie Grant. Rosemary Hill. Bambi Hoag. Leslie Inglese. Jennifer Keacile. Katie Kean, Usa Mein, Missi Kopko Sue UVella. Jane Li. Corks Moss. KaHa Nelson. Judy Nuts. Shari Olefson. Paula Patula. Rubin Randall. Mielu-le Salute. Dawn Sheet7, laiura Silvers. Lvnn Smulowitz. Jennifer Staiger. Stephanie Slang. Julie Su. Julie Taylor. I.s nn Taylor. Cindy Teahan. Mary Beth Thiel. Ginns Tormey. Margo Urbany. Grelchen Von Grossman. Milzi W atkins. Jennifer W'ieland, Holly V lies. Karen Vilson. Delta Delta Delta, AlphaTau 1983-84. “Beat the Light”. . . MudFooba. . . No “visitors” between the hours of3 and 6 A.M. . . . The “Guiding1 vs. G.H. . . . Peter the master______________ • Toilet Paper, what toilet paper?. . . Dainers Dinner. . . Trash Party!. . . We do everything in 3’s... Wanted!. . . Who did the signs? . . . Can you say ... 1 wanna kick-ass Formal!. . . Who really” needs a maid service?. . . Do you______________face?. . .I’ll be your_______________on the water. . . P.F.S. . . . LSI DELTA GAMMA Jenny Mackldy. Cheryl Potter, Pam Pitt. Beth Marvel. Gloria Kmtofl. Amy Carlson. Monica Smith. Karen Holstein, Sarah Chantry. Lome Mora. Nancy Wheeler. Jodi Fedoris. Rosemarie Dicgnan. Kandi Wolfe. Margaret Pak. Kim Kuane. April Touw. Ixrslic l)igl y. Linda Ersing. Nlarcy Pappafava, Roseinay Pongraci. Kim Ross. Monica Trimble. Delta G and proud to be . . . let’s paint the fence!. . . another pledging?!. . . Wednesday pizza breaks . . . Amazon Hannah . . . Young Doctor’s in love, Tartan ice cream (with Nacho Cheese?!), aud cruising through frats . . . puffies for Children s Hospital. . . Nancy’s Ponball Formal. . . Second Annual Punk Halloween Party (punk-in!). . . Alumni Brunches . . . Popcorn Pretzel Party . . . the infamous black slip party . . . Scribed pledge books . . . FGS . . . Sleep Tite and Steam Heat. . . zoned out and guided by the light. . . KBOP . . . Indian Jones lust . . . professional DG’s . . . Anchora pictures (let’s see some teeth!). . . Founder’s Day Awards the Omega Toast. . . Spring Formal with funky D.J. . . . Easter baskets for blind Cnildren . . . coloring Easter eggs . . . I.M. sports (It’s just for fun!). . . get your reports in on time!. . . Summer housing . . . Fire drills . . . take the Delta Gamma Cruise . . . vacationing at Lake Erie . . . Kim's on the Hit List AGAIN! ... purple auras ... Thanksgiving Co-op, String Party and wine for Anchor men . . . cream-colored roses . . . the closeness of Initiation . . . the Diamond Pin . . . Delta Gamma till we die. 182 DELTA TAU DELTA Spencer Barrett, John Mattohoni, Craig Ephraim. Marv Cohen. Dave Kagan. Dale Ingram. Peter Carlin. Gregor Bleiman. David Greiner. Peter Freeman, John Fawcett, John Dickie IN'. Alan Schneider. James Byron. Christopher Oliver. John Carroll. ‘Ilromas Koshut. Timothy Gaydosh. Alexander Biagioli. Ken Dovno, John llerlilv. l-mr.md Lcsvandowski. William ia-wis. Austin Mailer. William Martin. Michael Monroe. Stephen Mruz. David Sitncr. Mark icolussi. Morris llousen. Adam Wolf. Glen Strothers. Walter Becker. Cr.g Morris. George Harmon. Fred Slcrrazza. William Strong. Bichard Keegan. CeolTery Brooksher. William llexse. Aurtluir NVartl. Brian Tauhler. Philip Gerard. Jeffery Bowman. Mark Sontz. John Morris. Mikel Lehnnan. James Isherssood. David Coldemberg. Delta Beta chapter is enjoying one of it s finest years. The brothers are involved in activities including intramurals, charity events, house fund raisers, Creek Sing, booth, and buggy, while maintaining a solid 2.8 QPA. The new pledge class is constructing a new bar and a color organ to help confirm that Delta Tau Delta is the center of activity on campus. DELTA UPSILON Curt Abel. Doug Adler. Marco Aurclio. Tom BouvimuIo. Ken Brain. Dan Chow. Bob Churchill. John Cunningham. Doug Derr. Scott Dictzcn. Adolph DiSandro, Todd Domnoycr. Phil Ebbert. Dave Fink. Tim Foden. Phil Cabrielc. Jim Green. Greg Haas. Mark Magerty. John Hall, Bob Keh x Bill Kerns. Jim Kisel. Tom Koehler. Mark Lieberman, Chuck Marino. Jon Marorn. JefTMcGurk. Pat McMullen. Scott Mease. Greg Morse. Jeff Muller. Bill Murdock. Phil Nusshaum. Frank Palmieri. Chris Pike. John Platt. Hob Heilly. Jih- Reinhardt. Torn Rieger. Carl Schcu. ClifSchoch. Ross Serin. Mike Shank. Mitch Stol.uk. Bill Szematowicz. Joe Szoo. Mark Tunny. Alan Todtenkopf. My Ton, Art Toth. F.sun Traiger. Kurt Valenta, Rolf Van de V.urt. Rich Wilkenson. Dave Woodrow. Kurt Zander, Dave Zumbro. WHOBEBOO . . . 1776 . . . Around the World in Eighty Days ... Pass everything ... Thumper ... Studio Wrestling . . . The Greeks Don’t Want No Freaks . . . “C” Team . . . IM Football, Volleyball!!. . . Loss To Gun-Belt Girls . . . Joke of the Day. . . Dino and Astro . . . Smoot Clan Rules . . . F.U.Z. . . . Spring Break in Florida!?. . . Most Persecuted Brother. . . NNNOM . . . Good Bye Seniors: Bob Churchill, Doug Derr, Scott Dietzen, Bob Kehoe, Bill Kerns, Jim Kisel, Jeff McGurk, Chuck Marino, Chris Pike, Cliff Schoch, Carl Sheu, Bill Szem . . . Rickedy-Rick, Rickedy-Rack, Bif Bam, Goddamn .... 184 KAPPA ALPHA THETA Eileen Alter. Susie Balk. Nandi Bograd. Linda Braun. Corine Buclieit. Anne Cadell, Diane Carroll. Robin Chosid. Dianne Coyle. Nora Dugal. Tracy Futhcy. Jean Gropn. Carvn Katz. Debbie Kovacs. Loretta Leung. Hope Lihson. Tina Maragousis. Belli Marcus. Kim Morrison. Angie Mucci. Tracy Patrick. Denise Richter. Marcie Sadoskv. Jeanne Shipley. Helen Testa. Diana Vitenas. Kli alieth Waller. Carolyn Wenning. Martha Witte. Susan Yarmoff. Heidi Zavolta. Caitri Pathak, Susan Cavanaugh. Teresa Bernard. Teresa Cottseall. Heidi Schonaver. Micb.il Shuldiner. Lynn Nash. Cathy Driscoll, GinaCattegno, Kara Tellerman. The sisters of the Gamma Theta chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta are active members in the university community. They stay busy with events such as Greek Sing, Spring Carnival, and various fund raisers. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Karen Adclson, Sue Bimic. Nancy Bums. Jan Cook. Jennifer Cromwell, iuan Denny, Kelly DiHm. Kim dorrflcr. Michelle Kichelman. Jean Geiger. Chris Hayes, Gina Illig. Patty lllig. Mars- 1s.uk.-. Tink Isaac, J xli Janier. Brenda Kelly. Krica Uucli. J0.111 Lommel. Gretchen Nlaerker, l.mda Marcoux. Robvn McMillian. Maureen Mullen. Melanie Patrick. Michelle Schlegel. Debbie Smover, Joyce Tcolis. (.auric Worthington. BarbZagula. Kappa is . . . welcoming three photogenic pledges . . . a new keyman, skip . . . the Big I , finally . . . Big and Little Sisters . . . a candlelight. . . Mom, Dad, and Uncle Jan . . . another Panhel President . . . a Hill Street Blues homecoming . . . pumkin carring with Sigma Nu . . . an Octoberfest mixer . . . Fred, a new keyman?. . . not another sign!!. . . Thanksgiving dinner. . . soaps (G. L.). . .Christmas Semi-formal. . . mistletoe . . . Sunday brunches . . . Rush, not again?? . . . basketball cheerleading practice . . . watergun battles . . . getting psyched for Greek Sing. . . booth plans . . . Another Sweepstakes Chairman . . . Most of all, Kappa is fun, unity and a unique, special group of people. Good luck to our Seniors, we’ll miss you!! KAPPA SIGMA Can Appel. Hubert Berkowilz. Peter Boinhik, John Bull. Dave Caplan. Dave Christ. Joe DeScipio. INmg Dune .. Doug Ellis. Hob Emmons. Daniel Enterline. Holier! Ferrara. Samuel Fischer. Mike Fisher. Paul Ciler, Luke Crant. John Judge. Mike King, Pete Kundel. John Langec. Charlie lax-khead. Matt Long. Matt Maggio. John McGowan. Jeff McMahon. Tom Miller. Mike Osgood. Vinnie Owens. John Palliiulino. Jose Passalacrpia, Bill Pearlstein. Creg Pope. Cliff Pokol, Ted Prospect. Dave Santina, Adam Schneider. Tom Shakely. Neil Shapiro. Jim Siciliano. Mark Stillman. Arlan Susser. Randy Sym-Smith. Walt Vahey. George Walter. Bill Weiss. Rick Williams. It’s O. K. not to drink . . . Welcome back Ed . . . Party with the Captain . . . Brother Burger . . . Ahhhhhhhh No!!!!. . . Futishere. . .Get serious . . . Don’t feed the Vogel. . . Kappa gut. . . The Bishop’s on the loose . . . Study Buddies . . . Shut up Irv!!. . . Can I come in . . . Jolly Red Idiot... I gotta go see Boh ... Ah dah dah dah dah dah da?. . . Goobers and Schmedlies outta here!!. . . Pitiful. . . Kroeter. . . Thanks to Alberta . . . and Pricilla for another great year! PHI KAPPA THETA iohn Manderfleld. Chris Leach. MikeZiontz. Dave Hess. Pat Shea. Scott Adler. R.L. Cook. Bill lleint . Scott Morris. Jeff Weed. Dave Heller. Boh (ickerstaff, Dave Erb. Frank Brunkhorst. Vin Rago, BohSeheld. Bill Michaels. Scott Yonnkns. Phil Renner. Mark Lorence. Steve Gilbert. Chris Kirby. Wes Doonan. Douglas Hackctt. Tim Scheuer. Mike Connolly. Rich Lund. Bill Schwarz. Paul Cohn. George Mazzaferro, Mario Constantino. Gars- Kruinmert. Andy Barton. Mike Fitterman. Jeffers- Mittereder. Ed Rhoades. Mike Byrne. Mike Pfiefer. Pat Hartman. Kieth Marchiando. Dave Delwiiville. Otto Ia)| ez. Carl Ott. Kurt Larson. Paul Kane. Jack Wilcox. Mike Bartschat. Boh Hamlin. Ted Dawson. Mark Collins. Matt Fort now. Phi Kappa Theta; not just a place to live. A group of widely diverse students hound by the principles of brotherhood. This bond develops during the year with the plcdgeship and continues to grow ever stronger after initiation. This strength is shown in our I. M. teams and in Greek Sing. It is especially evident during buggy and Carnival as the entire house pulls together. This bond is developed as an active Phi Kap and grows stronger with age. 1BU0 LIGHT PI kappa alpha Rnlx'it Andreiko Ira Androphv Howard Berrnson. Jim Bichl. Mark Brado. Erie Briner. Roller! Brooks. Kandy Chaffinch. Jerry Clarke. Jim Cromie, Chris Difr.mcvsco ( Ini' Dmmii. Robert Downey. Clun k Killers Pal Parrel. Biek Ferrero. Boh Flaherty, Dave Goldman. Mike llasrilla, Wayne Hollock. Hoe Hoiim- Mike Karasoli' Jeff Kreslen. Sieve Krom. Dave Di liner. Paul Dichig. Sieve Mucherim. Bolt Marcoux. Tom M.irtiKuctti. Bill McCormick. Kevin Md ,ireii Boh Miele Charlie I’aralxiwhi. letVPalerra. Todd Pern. Kurl Bath. Todd Kieman. Scoll Saxton. Joe Scardi. Keith Shrieve. Joe Steiner. Rick Troinlietta (.n v;c alles Don Ward. Mart Weinstein. Torn Wickham, Ales Baehrach. Dave Bart. Boiler Beret ison. Roller! Ferrdro. Steve Francis. Steve Joel11, in itu Kmkela loin Marchok. Jon McDonald. Dave Merri m. Amis Pisaeek. Nick Pemokas. Lance Sadler. Mark Sladic. Bill Smith. Carl Sutton. Pete Visconti. It was down in old Virginny where Pika began,” and since then many fine men have been initiated under the standards of friendship, honor, truth, and Pride. Here at our Beta Sigma chapter we attempt to exemplify these standards in all of our endeavours, both group and individual. There exists a special bond between every brother and pledge, one that casts far beyond their four college years. Pride. . . Pride plays an essential role in all of our activities; whether rushing to achieve respect in football, striving for academic achievement, or rolling to a buggy championship. For the honor of all Pikes everywhere, we will forever strive to keep Pi Kappa Alpha number one at CMU as well as in the hearts of all our brothers. PI LAMBDA PHI Bruce Barrett. John Barrett. Dale Birosh. Thomas Dubois. Erik Carl sot n. Rol ert Farrell. Thomas Calvin. Philip Click. David k.irlxm tky. Steven Kat . Handall Keefer. Wayne Loofbourrow, Vincent Matsko. Kenneth Mohnkem. John Peter Neergaard. Kevin Nolish, Robert Rivera. Paul Schclling. Stephen Schoch. Michael Sheedy. Richard Spear. Brian Sullivan. Kris Tuttle. James York. The Greek System offers most students a unique college experience. At Pi Lambda Phi, although we strive to respect individuality, we also aim to instill a genuine unity-concerning matters such as rushing successfully and maintaining financial stability'. Hopefully these pages will enable us to remember the potentials inherent in the greek system at CMU. Best of luck to our graduating seniors: John Barrett, Rotert Farrello, Phillip Click, Kenneth Mohnkem, Kevin Nolish, Paul Schlellang, Stephen Schoch, Brian Sullivan. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Bob Alpcrt. Buss Bogin. Mike Calvin. Dave Child. Mark Coe. Kevin Connelly. Chris Corn. , Chuck Coulson. Bnid Davis. loe DeFelice, Mark D’Errico. Lotluir Eaton. John Feins. Mark Flanagan. Stu Craham. Bich Craves. Bill Hall. Brad Harkave. Kol Hollis. Joe Honoiniehl. Mike Hsu. Barn. Johnson. Mike Lacey. Brett'Ugo, JrfTLynn. Jake Mackiewcz. Ed Miles. Clayton OsIkhi. Jim- Peekl. Vi nee Polieichio, Dave Pollack. Matt Pritts. Santi Pujadas. Hal Schcnck. Ned Scheir. Dave Schott. Steve Schwartz, Craig Smith, Dace Stiihan. John Sweeney. Keith Uher. George Wyszomierski. Monte Zweben. Sigma Alpha Epsilon continues to enjoy it’s tradition of social and academic success. Last year we placed third in Greek Sing and participated in booth and look to improve this spring. This year we held window-washing fund raisers on Moorewood Ave. and donated the money to the Unemployed Steel Workers. Also this year we rushed a strong, productive group of pledges who have helped make our house stronger in every area. Our diverse brotherhood has been continually involved in bettering the CMU community in almost all areas. 191 SIGMA NU Peter Dave Bechtel. Tom Byrne. Scott Coggins. Scott Crump. Mike Difiglia. Mark Furies. Mike Giroux. Ed llcrlmlock. Don llevsr. Ed III.-. Marshall Jacohowitz. Rob katz. Boh k.nakowski. Brian McCain . Eric Newman, Peter Orlic. John Pislolesi. Alan Pollard. Todd Prarlo. Peter H ulk... Meir Segal. Huger N oodward. John Fergasm. Dave Albrecht. Hon Fowler. Dun Burmtirn. Jack Glackcn. Scott Kinard. Tom Bove. John Fox. Dave Jumirog... Alan Agulniic. Alex Jcsaram. Barn’ Slaymakcr. Tim Yell. Jay Bender. Jerry Kassmun. At Sigma Nu, the main attribute that ties us together is in fact, our diversity. Unlike some fraternities that suck on a single straw for their membership. Sigma Nu consists of as varied a collection as you will find anywhere. Maybe that’s why we re called the ZOO: Instead of being ‘just a bunch of animals’’ (toting mobile units and the infamous “Want-It-Big-Time girls), we are truly a menagerie of every kind of person you can imagine. 192 THETA XI Michael Elirgntt. William Allison. John Bugay. Timothy Montmunpiet. John McElravv. Rafael Cainarotn, Mark Cebeltnan, William Gruthwohl. John Bilski. John Zappa. John Verbeke, Holxrt Mahorter. Bicharcl Betti. Greg Sanlacroce. Michael Gordon, David Maz arcse. BoIktI Fishel. David Parker. Robert SchnoiT. Thomas Hricik. Herl Fickes. Tons Cook. Dav id Winters. John Kmetz. Ira Krcll. Bonn Brounnan. Boheit Hines. David George. Andrew Liscomh, Steffen Bartschat. Alan Biddison. Mark Sander. Thomas Atkinson. Terence Joyce. Patrick Camplrell. Mark Perisieh. John Waugaman. Douglas C.'aldvvell, John I-egclis, Stephen Fenstermakcr. Bussell Beers. Paid Spillane. Fred Bennett. MarkGarritv, Paul Russo, Neil Bussiere. Mark Leng, Erik Kaufman. Mark Merlie. Alfred Konezol. You’ve tried the rest, now try the largest... 42 PLEDGES . . . 50. . . BROTHERS ... 16 Little Sisters . . . the 100 club, 52 inch diagonal, 2.21.6, Pi 1000 and needless to say 33 G G Defense, FYP, Vapor, Rapier, this one’s for the nipper! And when your last exams are past And you’ve smoked your last cigar And swearing this will be your last You line up at the bar The steins go low and you roar for more Until the place goes dry Above those rolling on the floor There stands a Theta Xi Play the college game for all your worth To hell with the reason why For life’s too short upon this earth For the men of Theta Xi 193 ZETA BETA TAU James Anderson. Micheal Ban y. is. Rcha Bafraly. Dave Belch. Rolwrt Benedict. Dave Bloom. Jon Blomcnfcld. Chuck Bokiiun. Sieve Coopcrsmilh. Toni Desmond. Michael Dolchinos. Kevin Dinnegan. R h1 Fleck. Mark Fnmjione. Derrick Fu. Andre C.lenn. Dave Goldstein. Jon Harris. Peter Hertz. Dan Johnson. Jeff Kcnausis. Larry Knight. Wendel Lee. Paul Lvnn. Eran Marom. Dave Martinelli. Ed Miller. Anthoni Miihlcnkamp. Rid turd Newixd. Scott Patterson. Panos Psvcharis. Adam Rizika. Dave Salomon. Robert Sanderson. Tim Scholtz. Ken Seiler. Carl Selelz. las Seletz. Kevin Semhrat. Jeff Sutler. Chuck Stobbie. Jeff Summit. Michael Sussmun. Mark Thomas. Ditmars Yeinbachs, Ed Welsh. Chuck Ward. Rob Y.iffc. FUBAR______D.D.S.......Nads Lost In Oakland.. . . P.O.D..... Tails.. . . Garage Trip — Where’s the snake?,. . . Agnus,. . . Puppy,. . . Sussman, Wake Up, It’s Noon,. . . Eben. Get off the moon,. . . Jay. get off the Mountain room,. . . Rob, get off the dead girl, . . . Space Buggy,. . . Get your hook.. . . Jim. You’re still a woman,. . . Sheep-head,. . . Kermit, . . . Gilligan,. . . Spew. . . . Captain P.,. . . D.J.,. . . Nostrils live, . . . Good-bye Wendel.. . . Eat it Larry,. . . Smurf,. . . Willie!!,. . . Jabba the Hut,. . . Chaehi,. . . Seiler, leave the S.B.C. alone,. . . It was really 25,. . . My one skin lies over my two skin,. . . Aee,. . . Sticks in the mud. . . . See you in the fall C. W.,. . . Greek,. . . Always Guilty until proven innocent.. . . Smooth,. . . Thor,. . . Rizika. love the glasses,. . . Stobbie, pass the milk and cookies,. . . Where’s Chuck? Lockhaven again?,. . . Franj. from N. to A.,. . . Belch, give my regards to broadway.. . . Dr. WU, See you in Hawaii, . . . See you on Campus.. . . Hormone,. . . Get your ass off the table,. . . When it come to all the frats . . . 196 happy feeling in the heart of the graduate as he ( realizes the beginning of a new part in his life. For the parents there is | tears of sadness and pride | as their “little one” is now ( grown up. Row 1: Robert Theodore Aarhus, Jr., Biology; Scotch V Soda (1,2), AB Tech (2,3,4), SDC (2,3,4), CMU-EMS (3), The Tartan (3,4), Mortar Board (4), Student Senate (4), Leila Abdu, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; Scotch V Soda (1), SDC (1), Student Corp. (2.3) , Sr. Class Gift Comm. (4), Jerome M. Adams, Jr., Public Policy 6 Management; Stacy Kim Alabardo, Design; The Tartan (1), Scotch n' Soda (2), Cabaret MC at Morewood (2,3), David Eugene Albrecht, Jr., Mech. Eng.; Track Team (1,2,3,4) Row 2: Cyla D. Alcantara, Tech. Writing 6 Editing; Paul Gentile Alessandro, Architecture; ASCIA (1.2.3.4) , Scotch n Soda (1,2,3), Robert Douglas Allen, Elec. Eng.; Stanley Cornell Allen, Architecture; InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (1.2.3.4) , David J. Amatangelo, Design; IDSA (4), Football (2,3), Softball (1.2.3) , Soccer (2) Top: Which way to Pittsburgh? Dave De-Bonvillc Ixrft: Paul Giler at 2Ui months Right: Rob, Why does that statistics hook have a Miss April’ in it? Rob Farrell Row 1: George S. Amato, Chemistry; Junior Am. Chemical Soc., Ultimate Frisbee, St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir, Shahrohh Amirsardary, Elec. Eng.; Chairman of Weight Room (3,4), Robert A. Andrejko, Applied Math; CMU Hockey (1,3,4), Pi Kappa Alpha (1.2.3.4) , AIESEC (1,2,3,4), Richard Paul Andros, Elec. Eng.; CMU Varsity Track (1,2), Alpha Tau Omega (1,2,3), Peter John Angeline, Math; Sigma Nu Row 2: Gary Andrew Appel, Man. EconlHistory; DJ on WRCT (4), Law Club (1), Kappa Sigma (1,2,3,4), Daniel Alex Aronson, Math.; WRCT (1,2), Accent Interlace (3,4), Arthur L. Backman, Chem. Eng.; Treasurer of Am. Institute of Chem. Eng., Am. Chem. Soc., Tau Beta Pi, Student Advisor)' Council, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Stanley D. Baines, Jr., Elec. Eng.; NSBE Regional Chairperson (4), Chapter President (3), IEEE (3.4) , President’s M-Sac Committee (3.4) , Susan R. Balk, Admin. 6 Management Sci JMath.; Cheerleading (1), Resident Assistant (2,3) l op Left: “Elton John”. Douglas Ellis Top Eight: Terry Straub Bottom I .‘It: Laura Ann Sabadcl! Bottom Bight: Patrick Farrell Big Sister. Jil Row 1: Valerie Baltzer, Social Sciences; David Lewis Barger, Architecture; Row 2: Andrea J. Bartoldi, Chem. Eng.; Carnegie Involvement Assoc. (1,2,3,4), SYVE (1,2,3,4), AIChE (2,3,4), Michael K. Bartschat, Mech. Eng.; Phi Kappa Theta (1,2,3,4), Tau Beta Pi (4), Philip Darryl Bateman, Apnlied History; Cameron University Choirs (1,2), Edward Anthony Beam, III, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Row 3: Bonnie J. Beck, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci., Metals Club (1,2,3,4), SVVE (1,2), Intramural Volleyball (2,3,4), Walter J. Becker, Chem. Eng.; WRCT (3,4), Delta Tau Delta (1,2,3,4), Rosanne Bedolatti, Music; Joseph R. Bc-lot, III, Civil Eng.; ASCE (2,3,4), Chi Epsilon, Pres. (3,4), SAC (3,4) : “Now let’s start the Board Meeting! Lucie Huang it: “Bill started special training early in case Electrical Engineering ,’t work out.” William J. Sclmipport ., . : Holding a bullfrog and would have taken him home hut he got !” Kevin McLaren Row 1: Robert B. Benedict, Mech. Eng.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President (4), Kathy Lynn Benninger, Elec. Eng.; Kiltie Band (1,2,3,4), Lambda Sigma (2), Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Eta Kappa Nu (3,4) Row 2: Glenn Stuart Benson, Math Comp. Sci.; Explorers Club, Mortar Board, Amiel Carlos Bent, Elec. Eng.; Varsity Track Team, Treas. of SPIRIT, IEEE, NSBE, AISEC, Investment Computer Clubs, Marcia Bent, Bruce Eric Bergenfeld, Elec. Eng.; Row 3: Howard J. Berinson, Applied Math JComp. Sci.; Richard L. Betti, Elec. Eng.; Theta Xi, Football (1), Clayton L. BerlinghofF, III, Applied Math; Bart A. Bertocci, Chem. Eng.; AIChE (2,3,4), Intramurals (1,2,3,4). Top: Keeping out of trouble!” Kevin Brewer t eft: First Shave, Age 5” Robert Andy Andrejko Right: Susan J. Parker Row 1: Stephen Albert Biernesser, Chem. Eng.; AFROTC (1,2,3,4), AFROTC Cadet Commander (4), Student Dormitory Council (2), Lab Jazz Ensemble (3,4), Soc. Am. Military Engineers (3,4) Row 2: W. John Bilski. Chem. Eng.; Intramural Sports, AIChE(4), Kristen Lee Bjaastad, Art; Douglas Blair, Tech. 6 Professional Writing; Row 3: Ben C. Bloom. Math.; Morning Pride Thespian Soc., Interact Sen ice Organization. Harvey Jay Bluestein, Chemistry; President of IIPP(4), H PP(1,2,3,4), Student Programmer for CMU Hillel, Randi B. Top: Susan Jo Carney Ix?ft: Just finishing her first 10 Kin race Andrea M. Fabrega Right: “The sweetest 6c cutest little lx y in the world Ben C. Bloom Bograd, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; J.V. Varsity Cheerleading, Co-Capt. (1,2,4), Kappa Alpha Theta (1,2,3,4), Panhellenic Council (2.3.4), AIESEC (3) Row 4: James A. Bole, Applied Math.; Kiltie Marching Band (1.2,3,4), Kiltie Concert Band (1,2,3,4), Wendy Elizabeth Bond, Civil EngJEPP; Secretary of SPIRIT (1,2,3.4), NSBE (1,2,3,4), SWE(4), Voices United Gospel Choir (3,4), Gregory Arthur Bossier, English; Scotch ‘n Soda — Pres. (2), The Tartan — Managing Editor (4) 202 Row 1: Linda B. Braun, Music; Vocal Jazz Choir (1), Kappa Alpha Theta (4) Row 2: Thomas Jude Brekovsky, Chem. Eng.; Varsity Swim Team (3), Intramurals (4), Lisa J. Brennan, Mech. Eng.; ASME — Treas (3,4), Activities Board (4), CIA — Social Chairman, SWE (1,4), Intramural tennis (3,4), volleyball (1), Alpha Phi Omega(4), James Brigham, Mech. Eng.; Row 3: Kevin F. Brindley, Chem. Eng.; Kevin C. Brewer, Admin. I? Management Sci.; David Jonathan Brown, Elec. Eng.; Intervarsity Top:Geoffrey M. Prisco Christian 1 ellowship (1,2,3,4), Lambda Sigma (2) I-eft: AnticipatingCMU Karen Dann Row 4: James Kenneth Brown, Mech. Eng.; Linda Rachelle Brown, Right:TessA. Brennan Mech. Eng.; Am. Soc. Mechanical Eng. (2), SWE (2) Intramural Football Softball, SPIRIT (4), NSBE (4), Voices United Gospel Choir (2), Elisa D. Bucan, Metalurgij 6 Material Sci.; Kiltie Band (1.2,3), SWE (3,4), Metals Club (2.3,4) 203 Top Left: John Martin Seitz Top Right: Ron Lcjcunc Bottom Left: John Zappa Bottom Bight: k e Krevat Row 1: M. Bartholomew Buckley, Mech. Eng.; Phi Kappa Theta — Recording Secretary (3), Social Chairman (4), Deborah M. Buffalin, Architecture!Urban Affairs; Architecture Student Government, Intramural Soccer, Entropy, Astronomy Club Row 2: Matthew K. Bulger, Physics; Nancy Lee Burns, Chon. Eng.; Sweepstakes Chairman, Kappa Kappa Gamma— Mouse Chairman, Women s BaskethalI Row 3: Patricia E. Burns, History; Tartan Reporter production staff (2). Angela S. Byers, Applied Math; Investment Club (3), Ballroom Dancing (3) Row 4: Ronald L. Byers, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Bill M. Bvlewski, Architecture; Row 5: Rae A. Caloura, Managerial Economics; Delta Delta Delta, Mark T. Caloyer, Applied History Top: Deanna Silverman Right: David and twin sisters David E. Dennis Maynard Holliday Row 1: Rafael C. Camarota, Elec. Ena.; Theta Xi. Track Team, David Harold Campbell, Info Systems; College Republicans (1,2,3), Investment Club (3,4), Human Factors Society (3,4) Row 2: Roberto C. Canepa, Elec. Eng.; Joseph Caretto, Math; Scotch V Soda — Exec. Board (4), Alpha Phi Omega (3,4), Spring Carnival (3), Scotch V Soda (2,3,4), SARC (3,4), SDC (3,4), Oakland Review (4), AB Dance (3,4) Row 3: Timothy F. Carlin, Info Systems; Hockey Club, Patricia Lynn Carlisle, Technical Writing; Row 4: Susan Carney, Civil Eng.; Delta Delta Delta, Am. Soc. of Civil Eng. Barbara Jean Casciani, Chem. Eng.; SWE (4), AIChE (4) Row 5: Theresa Marie Casciani, Cliem. Eng.; SWE (3.4). AIChE (4), Intramural Athletics 1,2), Buggy Driver (3.4), Monica J. Cellio, Technical Writing; The Tartan — Editor (3,4), News Editor (2), Assoc. News Editor (3,4), Computer Club — President (3), Secretary (2), SDC (2,3,4), SCA (2,3,4) Row 1: Judy Lynn Cezeau, Mech. Eng.; Augustin Ping Chang, Elec. Eng.; IEEE (2), Eta Kappa Nu (2) Row 2: James T. Chang, Elec. Eng.; Rick Scott Chimera, Applied Math!Comp. Sci.; James Edward Chrise, Chem. Eng.; Alpha Tau Omega, AIChE, Varsity Football (2,3,4), Intramural Softball, Basketball, Track, Billiards, Robert Pray Churchill, Mech. Eng.; Delta Upsilon Row 3: Anna Maria Ciarallo, Illustration; Activities Board (3.4) , FRINGE (1), Pusher Buggy, Jerry Allen Clarke, Elec. Eng.; CMU Football (1,2,3,4), Pi Kapp Alpha. Peggie Ann Cleveland, Creative and Professional Writing; Charles Arthur Clinton, Physics; Soc. of Physics Students (3.4) , Am. Soc. of Mech. Eng. (3,4) Right: Young Ragtime Cowboy Joe” George Harmon Left: First Accordion” Donald Novak Row 1: Mark A. Coan, Architecture; Paul David Cohn, Managerial Economics; Phi Kappa Theta (1,2,3,4), Row 2: Rosanne M. Colangelo, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; Harold L. Collins, Elec. Eng.; Investment Club (3,4), Baseball Club (1,3), Treasurer — SPIRIT, Vice-President — NSBE (3), Peter T. Comey, Architecture; Intramural Basketball, FRINGE (1,2,3,4), Timothy Edmund Coogan, Elec. Eng.; Row 3: Jan D. Cook, Chemistry; Am. Chem. Soc. of Student Affiliates (2,3,4), SWE (3,4), Kappa Kappa Gamma (1,2,3,4), 2nd Vice-Pres of Kappa Kappa Gamma (4), Scotch ‘n’ Soda (1,2), John Christopher Corry, Mech. Eng.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Richard T. Costa, Chem. Eng.; Student Cnapter AIChE, Thierry A.P. Costa, Civ. Eng.; Am. Assoc, of Civil Eng., AB concerts Top: “Making Sand Castings . . . Karly interest in Metallurgy” Tom McDevitt with identical twin. Chris Bottom: Mary M. Olmsted Row 1: Mario A. Costantino, Mech .Eng.; Phi Kappa Theta — Treasurer (3), Vice-President (4), Bowling, Frisbee (2,3,4), Carolyn Eileen Coughlin, Technical Writing; Oakland Review Row 2: Daniel L. Cox, Mech. Eng.; Student Dormitory Council (2), Lambda Sigma Society (2), Tan Beta Pi (4), Pi Tau Sgma(4), Dianne E. Coyle, Elec. Eng.; SWE, IEEE. Kappa Alpha Theta, Jeffrey S. Crain, Chemistry; Varsity Track (3,4), Am. Chem. Soc., Analytical Chemistry Award (3) Row 3: Lawrence M. Crossey, Humanities 6 Social Sci.; AIESEC (2,3), Mark A. Cushey, Civil Eng.; Karen Lynn Dann, Graphic Design; Army ROTC — Company Commander (4), Spring Carnival, Buggy Book Designer, Bradley Jay Davis, Math.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Student Dormitory Council Rep., Intramural Softball. Football Soccer (1,2,3), David DcBonville, Biology; Phi Kappa Theta Top: Bob Duvall Left: Proudly displaying bis new suit Brian McCabe Right: Susan Englcrt Row 1: Keith S. Decker, Applied MathJComp. Sci.; Kiltie Band (1.2,3), Thistle (1,2,3.4), Richard Alden DeFelice, Mech.Eng.; Founder, Advisor CM U Rugby Club, ASMK. Soc. Automotive Eng., Explorers Club, CMC Football Row 2: Cynthia Ann Demeter, Applied Math.; Lambda Sigma Soc. —Treas. (2), SWE (3.4), AIESEC, International Assoc, of Students in Economics 6: Business Management (4), Kathleen Mary Denney, Public Policy 6 Mgmt.; VVRCT(1,2,3), Theta Xi Little Sister (1,2,3,4), Explorers Club (1), Campus Admissions (1), Kiltie Band (1), David Dennis, Civil Eng.; Row 3: Susan Rose Dermer, Music; Sigma Alpha Iota. Mortar Board, Susan Frances Derringer, Chem. Eng.; SWE, AIChE, Douglas A. Derr, Architecture, Diane Nl. Deskavich, Admin. Management Sci.; Field Hockey (1), Investment Club (4), Girls Scouts (1.2.3.4), Animal Friends(3,4), Carnegie Mellon Museum, AIESEC (4), Ski Club (1,2), Scuba Club (4), Patricia Ann Devine, Music; Left: “Sumo wrestler or yet to lx potty trained David Allrrccht Bight: “An early start for buggy Scott Durbin Row 1: Keith Joseph Devos, Elec. Eng. Physics; Cross Country (1.2), Tau Beta Pi, Track (1), IEEE, Resident Assisant (2,3,4), Eta Kappa Xu, Francis J. DiCesare, Political Sci.; Lambda Sigma Soc. (2), Mortar Board (4), Tamara Lyn Dieter, Music; Sigma Alpha Iota, SAI — Sec. (2), Vice-President (3), President (4), Miss Washington County S3-’S4, Kimberly Ann Doerfler, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Panhellenic Rush Chairman (3), Kappa Kappa Gamma — President (4), Michael F. Dommer-muth, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Row 2: Beth E. Dougherty, Math; Tennis Team, AIESEC (2), Activities Board — Lectures, Karen L. Dougherty, Industrial Design; Diane M. Doyle, Economics; Tennis (1), Carolyn Ann Ducatelli, Illustration; Nora J. Dugal, Information Systems Psychology; AIESEC (1), Theta Xi I kittle Sister Top Loft: “The little Man John Papinchak Bottom Left: These shoes feel a little big Karen Zicrden Right: Hope you get a hang out of this! Mitchell O’Neill How 1: Sheila R. Dunham, Technical Writing; Chairperson, AH Lectures (4), Publicity Chairperson, SAKC (3.4) , Robert Eugene Duvall, Elec. Eng.; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Michael A. Ehrgott, Applied Math.; Theta Xi, Volleyball (1,2,3,4), Alison E. Eichniann, Industrial Design; Little Sister Kappa Sigma, AB Films Chairperson (2,3), Member Student Chapter Industrial Design Soc. of America, Oren David Eisner, Elec. Eng.; Row 2: Glenn Steven Elias, Psychology; H SS SAC (1,2,3,4), Student Affiliate— Am. Psy. Assoc. Francie E. Elikan, Elec. Eng.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Freshman Orientation Stan, Student Dorm Council, IEEE, piKa Bugg Drive (the Champ), Chorus, Idaho Club Treasurer, Deborah Lynn Elliot, Architecture; SAE Little Sister (3.4) , Douglas J. Ellis, Chem. Eng.; Tartan Photo Editor, Kappa Sigma Secretary (3), AIChE (4), Leslie P. Ellis, Drama; Spring Musical (2.3,4), Crew (1,2), Troopers (2,3,4), Michael Top: Dad. Twenty Dollars! — THE THISTLE — I Love you. Elisa Dee Bucan Bottom: High School Toga Party Gayle Marie Malm Sondra Elson Row 1: Kimberly Karol Elmer, Biology; SDC (1,2), Freshman Counselor ), Tri Beta(4), CarnetieCareUnit(1,2,3,4), Shadyside Precep-torship (4), Sondra L. Elson, Art; Row 2: Greg Emili, Mech. Eng.; Susan 1. Englert, Admin. b Management Sci.; AISEC (2), Tartan StafTwriter Row3: Daniel J. Enterline, Admin. i? Management Sci. Math; Kappa Sigma — President (3), Treasurer (2,3), Council of Fraternity Presidents (3,4), Angela I. Erg, Architecture; Row4: Carl E. Erickson, Architecture; Craig M. Falci, Chem. Eng.; Row 5: Patrick Michael Falco Jr., Chem. Eng.; AFROTC (1,2,3,4), Treasurer CMU-AFL (3,4), Oratory Parish Council (3,4), Maura L. Farrell, English Judy at the Rappahannock River, Judy Twigg Row 1: Lisa Marie Fausti, English Lit.; Chi Omega (1,2,3,4) — Housing Chairman, Tartan (1), Lisa Ellen Feigen, Public Policy 6 Management; AISEC (2), Lambda Sigma (2), WICI (3) Row 2: Patricia A. Feineigle, Elec. Eng.; SYVE (2.3,4), Activities Chairperson of IEEE (3,4), Jonathan II. Feroce, Mech. Eng. Row 3: Claudia R. Fieo, Design; Bran E. Finn, Chemistry;■ CIA, American Chemical Society- Row 4: Carl A. Fisher, Elec.Eng.; Taryn Margaret Fitz-Gcrald, Illustration; Martial Arts Club Row 5: Robert K. Flaherty, Admin. 6 Management SciJOperations Research; Baseball Club (1,2,3,4), Pi Kappa Alpha (1,2,3,4) — Vice President, Social Chairman, Rush Committee, Rod G. Fleck, Elec. Eng.; AISEC (3,4), IEEE (1,2,3,4) Row 1: Laura E. Fording, Graphic Comm. b Business; Ronald A. Fowler, Elec. Eng JMath Row 2: Ronald Louis Fricke Jr., Psychology; Intramurals — Football (1,2,3,4), Wrestling (2,3,4), Softball (2,3,4), Bari G. Franzoi, Xlech. Eng.; A Phi () (3,4), Neal A. Friedman, Elec. EngJMath; Laura Elaine Frissora, Illustration; Manager — Womens Varsity Volleyball (3,4) Row 3: Darrick Fu, Biology; Zeta Beta Tau, David William Fugate, Elec. Eng.; Eta Kappa Nu, Jeffrey K. Fu-saro, Design; IDSA Student Chapter Member (3,4), Skiing, Softball, Golf (1,2,3,4), Trap 6c Target Shooting (3,4), Arthur Gabriel, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Intra-murals (1,2,3,4), Investment Group (4), Law Club (4) Left: Adam and Berfa , Adam W. Ri .ika Right: “Aqua Madonnas, here I come”, Diane Schweitzer How 1: Mary Louise Gangwisch, Chem. Eng.; Alpha Phi Omega (1,2,3,4), AICHE (3,4), SWE (4), Kiltie Band (3), Anne A. Gardner, Psychology; Row 2: Keith M. Gardner, Clwm. Eng.; David Lee Garvey, Mech. Eng.; Cheryl L. Gastineau, Mech. Ping.; Delta Delta Delta, E. Maclay Gearhart, Mech. Ping.; AS ME (3,4), SAE (4), Investment Club (3,4) Row 3: Bruce Todd Giedra, Admin. 6 Management SciJ Economics, Vice-Pres. Law Club, Paul Giler, Mech. Eng.; Kappa Sigma— President (4), ASME, Michael A. Giroux, Mech. Ping.; Sigma Nu, Philip M. Glick, Mech. Ping.; Pi Lambda Phi — Treasurer (3,4), Buggv Chairman (4), ASME (2,3,4), SAE (3,4) Top: “Designer's woes . Brian Novak Bottom: Samir with friends and family on his 19th brithday”. Samir Mehta Row 1: Diana Goldberg, Graphic Design: Row 2: Lawrence G. Goldberg, Music: Ilillel Club (1,2,3,4) — Vice Pres., Gaylynn Goldcnson, Painting: Nancy Robin Goldstein, Graphic Design: Row 3: Betli Lynn Goodman, Illustration: Michael G. Gordon, Elec. Eng.: Theta Xi, Eta Kappa Nu (4). Martial Arts Club, Jill Susan Gore- Top Left: “Talk alxmt non-sexist child rearing . Lawrence Goldberg Top right: Deanna Silverman Bottom: Douglas Hacked lick, Design: Row 4: Richard L. Gorelick, English: Tartan — Editor (3), Ent. Editor (2,3), Raconteur (1,2,3,4), Michael Nathan Gottfried, Student Corp. (2,3,4) — Manager (2.3.4), Senior Class Gilt Committee, William M. Grathwohl, Mech. Eng.; Theta Xi — Buggy Chairman (3,4), Social Chairman (2), I lockey Club (1,2,3) 216 How 1: Matthew David Gray, Biology; Biology SAC, Beta Beta Beta How 2: Karin G. Greene, Design; Tamara Jean Gricus, Chem. Eng.; Tau Beta Pi, SWE, AICHE, Debbie S. Guerrein, ('hem. Eng.; AICHE (2), SWE (3) How 3: David Martin Gustin, Info. Sys. Managerial Econ.; Tartan stall-writer, Investment Club — President, Karan E. Guyon, Chem. Eng.; SWE — President (4), Chem. Eng. SAC — Chairman, AICHE, ACS, Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship, Robert T. Guzikowski, Civil Eng; ASCE — President (4), Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon, Explorers Club Row4: Javier I. Guzman, Elec. Eng.; Explorers Club (1,2,3,4), Douglas David Hackett, Elec. Eng.; Phi Kappa Theta (1,2,3,4) — President, Corr. Sec., Hec. Sec., Eta KappaKu (3,4), Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Investment Club (4), Elec. Eng. SAC (2,3,4), Scott S. Hamilton, Chem.Eng.; Army ROTC (1,2,3,4), SAME (1,2.3,4) Top: Laurie and her friends, ready for a party , Laurie Lascko Middle: “Playtime after hath . Lisa Fausti Bottom: A design project, that sounds like fun!”, Steve Bierncsscr 217 Row 1: Stephen A. Hampton, Meek. Eng.; Robert F. Harr, Physics, Tartan, SDC Buggy, EPFL Exchange Row 2: Kenneth David Harris, Industrial Design, IDSA, Charles $. Hartmann, Admin. 6 Managerial Sci. Econ.; Tartan (1), Diana Lynne Hassell, Design; Row 3: Patricia Ann Hatter, Mech. Eng.; Intramural Sports, AB Dance, ASME, Bruce R. Hawks, Chem. Eng.; Delta Tau Delta, Soccer (1,2), Marian C. Hayes, Mech. Eng.; Field Hockey (1), Marianne M. Healy, Design; Cindy Lynn Heller, Admin. 6 Managerial Sci JMath; Student Senate (3,4) I told you I wanted macaroni cheese , Nancy Burns. Row 1: DavicI Edmond Heller, Info. Sys.; Phi Kappa Theta — President, Vice Pres., Loren Alan Hemachandra, Applied Math; Row 2: Peter M. Hensel, Music; Shari Herling, Design; William David Herndon, Elec. EngJMath; Computer Club (1,2,3,4), IEEE (3,4) Row 3: Diane M. Herrup, Chemistry; Lambda Sigma (2); Chem. Dept. SAC, ACS (2,3.4), SWE (3,4), Robert Mark Herscoe, Architecture; J. Peter Her , Elec. Eng.; IEEE — President, Susan Lee Herzog, Design; David S. Hess, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Phi Kappa Theta (2,3,4), Mortar Board (4), AMS Student Advisor (3) Maria McCall V Row 1: Herbert Les Ho, Material Sci.; Intramural Sports, Metals Club, Am. Soc. for Metals, David F. Hobi, Chemistry; Intramural Football (2,3,4), Intramural Basketball (1,2,3,4) Row 2: Emily Hoffman, Metalurgy 6- Material Sci . Economics; Metals Club (2,3,4), Karen Susan Hofstein, Managerial Economics; Delta Gamma — Corres. Secretary (2), House Manager (3) Row 3: John J. Hoglund. Elec. Eng.; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship (1,2,3,4), Jodi R. Hohman, Managerial Economics; Pre-Law Club (3), AIESEC Row 4: Maynard Ansley Holliday, Mech. Eng.; NSBE (1.2,3.4). SPIRIT (1,2,3,4), Am. Soc. Mechanical Eng. (4), Thomas John Holdnik, Physics. Soc. of Physics Students (3) Row 5: David J. Holtschneider, Elec. Eng.; Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Kenneth . 1. Homza, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; College Republicans (1.2), Academic Advisory Council AMS (3), Mortar Board (4) Top I cft: Brad Huwan Top Bight: Are you sure you won’t yell if I bowl in the house?” Robert Aarhus, Jr. Bottom Left: Stand up and be counted Linda Paslaski Bottom Bight: Highschool Graduation Day” Michele Salute Row 1: Gary W. Horne, Industrial Design; Industrial Designers Soc. of Am. (3,4), Michael L. Hotaling, Chem. Eng.; Intramural Sports (1,2,3,4) Row 2: George Charles Hresko III, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Lucie Huang, Mech. Eng.; Kappa Sigma, Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Am. Soc. of Mech. Eng. (3,4), Buggy (Sweepstakes) Races (2,3,4), Intramural Soccer Volleyball (4) Row 3: Randall Lee Hudson, Math; Co-Captain Varsity Basketball Team, SPIRIT, Mathematics Assoc, of Am., NSBE, Arnold Bradley Huwar, Metalurgy i7 Material Sci.; Football — Four Year Letter-man, Beta Theta Pi — House Manager (3), Metals Club, MVP Intramural Basketball (3) Row 4: Edward E. Ille, Elec. Eng.; Sigma Nu — Rush Chairman (3), IEEE (1,2,3), Rugby (2,3), Adam H. Imiolek, Biology; Row 5: Richard P. Ives, Mech. Eng.; AB Tech (1,2,3,4), Scotch V Soda (1,2,), Yearbook (3,4), Susan M. Jennings, Math; Left: Mike Ratav Top Right: Melissa Robin Bottom Right: Bill Kerns Row 1: Daniel Andrew Johnson, Civil Eng.; Zeta Beta Tau, AM. Soc. Civil Eng. (3,4), Chi Epsilon (3,4), Rugby Club (2.3,4) Row 2: David Robert Johnston, Information Systems; Phi Kappa Theta, Resident Assistant (4), John Michael Jourdain, Mech. Eng. Bio-Med. Eng.; Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Pi Tau Sigma (3,4). Intramural Sports (1.2.3.4), Margaret (Peggy) Ann Judge, Illustration; Row 3: Michael P. Kahrs, Civil Eng.; Alice T. Kao, Architecture; ASC I don’t want to he an engineer! Arthur Backman AIA — V. Pres. (2), Pres. (3,4), Student Rep on AIA CMU, Liaison Committee (3,4), David N. Kasmar, Elec. Eng.; Zeta Beta Tau, IEEE, SAME Row 4: Alexandra Marie Kavoulakis, Chem. Eng. I Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Chairman of Student Senate (4), AIChE (4), SWE (2), William M. Kerns, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; Delta Upsilon (1,2,3,4), Robert F. Kehoe, Civil Eng.; Am. Soc. Civil Eng. (2,3,4) 222 How 1: Robert Fred Keibler, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Baseball Team (1,2,3,4), Metals Club (3,4), Am. Soc. for Metals Row 2: Brenda Marie Kelly, Metalurgu 6 Material Sci JEngineering Public Policy; Metals Club (2), Secretary (4), Kappa Kappa Gamma (1,2,3,4), SWE (2,4), CMU-EPFL Exchange Program (3), Jungeun J. Kim, Design; Keith Alan Kirsch, Architecture; How 3: Timothy Norman Kirsch, Chem. “Pleasing surprises” Mike Heaney Eng.; Rugby Club (2), AIChE, James Richard Kisel, Architecture; Michael B. Klein, Biology; How 4: Nicholas J. Kljucaric, Civil Eng.; Wendell Lee Knicely, Elec. Eng.; Computer Club hardware maintainor (1,2,3,4), Paul William Kohlbrenner, Math Comp. Sci.; Alpha Phi Omega (1,2,3,4) 223 Row 1: Tammi Ann Kocan, Civil Eng.; Am. Soc. of Civil Eng. Richard John Kosuda, Jr., Chetn. Eng. Bio. led.; Tau Beta Pi (3,4), AIChE (3,4) Row 2: Stephen V. Kowalski, Mech. Eng.; Dara Krait-chman, Elec. Eng.; Pauline Wendy Kramer, Psychology! Professional Writing; Women’s Varsity Tennis (4), The Tartan (3) — Features editor (2), II SS Student Senate (1), David Wallace Kraybill, Management!Economics; Investment Club (4) Row 3: Lee S. Krevat, MathIComp. Sci.; SDC (1,2,3), President Founder of Table Tennis Club (3), Freshmen Weekend Counselor (2,3,4), Jonathan Mark Krueger, Architecture; Lisa Maria Krueger, Admin. 6 Management Sci. Graphics Comm. Management; AIESEC (3), Katherine M. Kuharic, Painting!Drawing; Ass t Director Forbes Gallery (4) Left: A foreshadowing of things to come! Leslie Fllis Right: Glenn Murray Row 1: Robert Miller Kuhn, Jr., Mech. Eng.; Chairman SDC Buggy (4), CMU Fencing Team (2), Ashish Kumar, Math Physics; Soc. of Physics Students (3,4), CMU Astronomy Club (2,3,4) Row 2: Bridget Ann Kyne, Chemistry; Tennis Team (1,2,3,4), Pres, of ACS Chemistry Club (4), Katherine M. Lacina, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Thistle Staff (1), SCUBA Club — leader (4), Beth Ann Laffev, Chem. EngJ Biomed ; AIChE, Alpha Phi Omega, Barbara A. Lang, Admin. 6- Management Sci.: Spring Carnival Exec. Comm. (2,3,4), AB Executive Comm. (3,4) Row 3: David L. Larkin, Physics; CIA (4), Explorers Club (4), Laurie Ann Lasko, Design; Susan R. La Vella, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Delta Delta Delta — Treasurer (3), Chaplain (4), Metals Club, Brian Michael Lawrence, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; AIESEC, Scotch V Soda Top Left: A bald Architect” Sheryl Fowler Top Right: “The Early Years” Jack Rusnak Bottom: Patricia Prim Row 1: Winner A. Laws, Math.; SWE, IEEE, Mathematical Assoc, of America, Women’s Varsity Basketball, David A. Lechner, Elec. Eng.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Senate (2,3), Auxiliary Services Comm. (3,4), IEEE (3,4), Alpha Phi Omega (2,3.4), Kimberly Ann Leczkowski-Kline, Engl ish Prof essio n a I Writing; Michele L. LeFevre, Violin; CMU Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra (3,4), Schenlev String Quartet (3), Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra (3,4), Graduate String Quartet (4), Thomas Legere, Admin. 6 Management Sci.l Economics Row 2: William I. Levin, Biology; Lambda Sigma Soc. (2), Beta Beta Beta, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, CMU Jazz Ensemble, David Joseph Levy, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Basketball (1,2), Baseball (1,2), AIESEC (2,3,4), Resident Assistant (3), Lynn L. Lewis, Mech. Eng.; ASME, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Jeffrey S. Link, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Scotch V Soda, Joan Marie Lommel, Chem. Eng.; Kiltie Band (1.2,3,4), Secretary-Treasurer (3), SWE (3,4), AIChE (4), Kappa Kappa Gamma (2.3,4) — Treasurer (4), Historian (3) First Impressions from Numberg, Germany Kevin Kodgcrs Row 1: Mark John Lorence, Elec. Eng.; Phi Kappa Theta (3,4), Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Mortar Board (3,4), Jazz Ensemble (1,2,3,4), Eta Kappa Nu (3,4), Jeanne Joyce Luscher, Managerial Economics; Student Corp. (4), Rugby (2.3) , Paul Edward Lustiber, Elec. Eng.; Karey Lynch, Mech. Eng.; Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Lambda Sigma (2), Pi Tau Sigma (4), Intramurals (1,2,3,4), Steven J. Machernis, Technical Writ-ing Public Policy 6- Management; Row 2: Jennifer Lynn Mackey, Chem. EngJBiomed; Intramural Sports: Soccer (1,2), Basketball (3), Volleyball (3.4) , AIChE (2,3,4), Delta Gamma (1.2.3.4) , Benjamin Andrew Mac-Laren, Math.; Marianne Christine Magister, Admin. b Management Sci.; Mortar Board, Gayle M. Malm, Drawing 6 Illustration, Robert Gregg Mahorter, III, Mech. Eng.; Theta Xi Top: A little Gypsy. Jeanette Volt . Left: Tough fight, but I made it. Thanks for the cigar. Dad. Brian Lawrence Right: Started drumming at an early age. and is still drumming! Charles Sobey Row 1: David Philip Maillis, Physics; VVRCT (1), AB Concerts (3), Daniel R. Malinaric, Chem. Eng.; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship (1,2,3,4) Row 2: Brian D. Manley, Metalurgy (? Material Sci Metals Club (2,3,4). Rhonda J. Mapstonc, Industrial Admin.; Lambda Sigma (2), Investment Club (3), Mortar Board (4), Tina S. Maragousis, Economics; Row 3: Karl Eugene Marchionna, Elec. Eng. Engineering 6 Public Policy, Rugby Club — Fixtures Secretary, IEEE, Gregory J. Marchwinski, Math Comp. Sci.; Football (1), Paul J. Margolin, Elec. Eng. Charles F. Marino, Elec. Eng.; Spring Carnival Comm. (2), Delta Upsilon, Eran Marom, Mech. Eng.; Zeta Beta Tau Left: Lena and me — Aren’t we cute? Diana Goldberg Right: Left foot up. . . then what comes next? Robert Wolfe Row 1: Anthony Martignetti, Injor System Managerial Economics; Pi Kappa Alpha, Varsity Soccer (1), H SS College Council, PiKA, Intramural Soccer (2,3,4), Bowling (2.3.4) , Philip Mason, Elec. Eng. Math; WRCT (1,2,3,4), SDC (1,2), The Tartan (2) Row 2: Catherine M. McCafferty, Creative Writing; CIA (1.2.3.4) , The Tartan (2), Dossier-Fiction Editor (3,4), Writers Guild (3,4), Maria Elizabeth McCall, Chem. Eng.; Vice-Pres. Kiltie Band (1,2,3,4), Recording Secretary. Tau Beta Pi (4), SWE (1,2,3,4), AIChE (3,4), CMU Wind Ensemble (2). Thomas Tracey McCarthy, Art; Row 3: Timothy Shawn McCarty, Design; Deanna Jean McCusker, Industrial Design. Buggy Driver (1,2,3,4), IDSA Student Chapter, John T. McGowan, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Cross-country Team (1,2,3,4), Track (1.2.3.4) , Robert Frank McGraw, Alech. Eng. Jeffrey S. McGurk, Physics; Soc. of Physics Students Top Left: Timothy Kirsh Top Right: Dawn Sheet . Bottom: Mv car— My first love”, Michael O’Ship How 1: Diane L. McKay, Biology: Mark A. McKee, Architecture; Row 2: Kevin Joseph McLaren, Mech. Eng.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Jeffrey H. McMahon, Managerial Economics; Kappa Sigma, Robyn E. McMillan, Chemistry; Am. Chem. Soc. (4), SWE (4), Kappa Kappa Gamma, William K. Steen, Professional Writing!History; Mortar Board (4), Honors Program (4), P.B. Adamson Scholarship (4), Maurice Robinson Scholarship (4), University Scholarship (3), Dean’s List (1,2,3,4), Staff Editor of Oakland Review (3,4), Andrew Carnegie Merit Scholarship (1) Row 3: Patrick J. Meehan, Applied Math.; Samir Krish Mehta, Applied Math.; Senior Gift Comm. (4), YVRCT Music Stanperson (1), MAYUR (3,4), Ronald J. Meinen, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Lambda Sigma — Treasurer (2), AIESEC (3,4) — Exec. Vice-Pres. Chief Corporate Fund Raiser, Janet L. Melia, Chem. EngJMetalurgy I? Material Sci. Top: The Chinatown Trio” Keith Decker Bottom Left: “Here's Looking at You!” Nora Walcott Bottom Right: Rich’s Best Side? Richard Ives Row 1: Gavin P. Mellor, Architecture; Stephan Taras Melnychuk, Physics Math; Delta Upsilon. Vollevball Club (1.2.3.4) Row 2: Janet E. Metzger, Painting; Field Hockey (3,4), Aqua Madonnas (4), Cynthia Jane Meyers, Music; CMU Philharmonic (1,2.3,4), Carnegie Hall — New York (2,4), Westmoreland Symphony (3,4), William II. Michels, Me-talurgy 6 Material Sci.; Phi Kappa Theta, WCRT (1,2), Metals Club (3,4), Gretchen Roxana Miller, Philosophy; Scotch V Soda (1,2,3,4,5) — Secretary (3,4,5) Row 3: Patricia Ann Miller, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; WRCT—Secretary (1,2,3,4), Campus Rep. (1,2), Michael F. Mint , Elec. Eng.: Kiltie Band (1,2), The Thistle (1.2.3.4) — Editor (3,4), IEEE (4), PSAC (3,4), Scotch V Soda (1), Anne A. Mitchell, Applied Math.; AIESEC, Michele A. Moeller, Civil Eng.; Explorers Club (1.2,3,4), Am. Soc. of Civil Eng. (2,3,4) Top Left: Linda Brown lop Right: Mark and Nora Nora Walcott Bottom Left: and I even designed the bindings Rich Ives Bottom Right: Gee, you used 27 fill lights' Alan Whitfield Left: Where’s my Symbolics LISP machine?” Keith Decker Right: “Mother, Don’t let your boy grow up to be a cowboy!” Creg Emili Row 1: Kenneth E. Mohnkern, Mech. Eng.; Pi Lambda Phi — Vice Pres. (3,4), ASME (3,4), Darius Mohsenin, Elec. Eng.; Row 2: Janelle A. Molley, Physics; Student Senate (1,2,3), Resident Assistant (2,3), Donna Lorraine Mora, Chem. Eng.; SWE (1,2), Astronomy Club (1,2), Delta Gamma Row 3: Gregory Adam Morris, Math Comp. Sci.; James Edward Morrison, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; AlphaTau Omega — House Manager (2,3), Varsity Football (1,2,3,4) Co-Capt. (4), Student Advisory Comm. (3,4), Buggy (1,2,4), White House Conference on Productivity (4) Row 4: Susan Hope Moskovitz, Admin. 6 Management Sci. Math; Alpha Phi Omega (2,3,4), Vice-Pres., Advertising Chairperson, Resident Assistant (2,3,4), Delta Upsilon Little Sister (2,3,4), Math. Dept. SAC — newsletter editor, David Michael Mramor, Elec. Eng.; Varsity Football (3), Intramural Basketball (1,2,3,4), IEE (3,4) Row 5: Angela Mucci, Psychology; Cheerleading (1), Scotch V Soda (1), Kappa Alpha Theta (1,2,3,4) — V.P. of Pledge Education (2), University Disciplinary Comm. Janice Lynn Mullen, Metalurgy I? Materials Sci.; Cni Omega Metals Club — Treasurer (4), SWE ________________________________________________________________ Hello, Mrs. Rodman. Is There? Michael Mintz Row 1: Glenn J. Murray, Architecture; FRINGE (1.2,3.4), ASC-AIA (1.2,3,4). Arthur Mu .ik, Elec. Eng.; Cross-Country (4), Tau Beta Pi. Track Field (4). Eta Kappa Xu Row 2: Elizabeth Ann Myers, Math Comn. Sci.; Sarc (1,2,3,4), Speech Club (1), Varsity Fencing Team (3,4), Explorers Club (2,3), Student Dorm. Council (3), Riri Nakasone, Art; Row 3: Joseph G. Nardone, Technical Writing; Alpha Tau Omega, Varsity Football (1.2,3,4), Co-Captain (4), Alpha Tau Omega Steward (1,2), Buggy Pusher (1,2.4), Tartan Staff Writer (2,3,4), Daniel Joseph Nash, Physics; Alpha Tau Omega (2,3.4) Row 4: Jordan Nash, Physics; Alpha Phi Omega, Soc. of Physics Students, C-Book, Eric S. Newman, Chem. Eng.; Row 5: Brian A. Novak, Design; Daniel S. Nydick, Elec. Eng.; Computer Club (1.2.3,4)— President (1,2) Row 1: Mark Carl Oberkircher, Mech. Eng.; Jane C. Oliver, Design; Buggy Driver, Mary M. Olmsted, C hem. Eng.; Society of Women Engineers, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Andrea Marie Olshcskie, Art. Mitchell R. O’Neill, Mech. Eng.; Kappa Sigma (1,2), President — ASME (4), Resident Assistant (2.3), Track Team (1,2), CIA (4), Head Resident (4) Row 2: Harry Orenstein, Applied Math: Michael John O’Ship, Mech. Eng.; Football (1,2,3,4), Track (1.2.3.4) , Lawrence W. Osterman, Math; Computer Club (1.2,3,4), AB Tech (3,4), Michael T. O’Steen, Drama; MOTO I, Spring Musical (2.3.4) , Troupers, “on we go ”, Leslie, Vincent P. Owens, Mech. Eng.; American Society of Mechanical Engineers (4) Top Right: “Ix)ok out girls, here I come! Clifton Schoch Top I,cft: Jennifer Kim Bottom Right: The big one got away.” Kevin Brindley Bottom Left: Gregory Santacroce Row 1: John Palladino, Chem. Eng.; Gregory Stephen Palm, Chem. Eng.; Clay Palmer, Physics; Astronomy Club, Society of Physics Students, John R. Papinchak, Chem. Eng.I B 1E; Vice President — AlChe (4), Resident Assistant (3,4), Janice Cecilia Parady, Psychology; SDC (4) Row 2: Suvinay B. Paranjape, Chemistry; Susan Jeanne Parker, Voice; Jose Passalacqua, Chem. Eng.; Kappa Sigma, Jane E. Pate Jr., Elec. Eng. Math; Finished 64th in the CS Pretty Good Race (4), Jeffrey H. Paterra, Mech. Eng.; Pi Tau Sigma (3,4), AS ME (2,3,4), Intramural Football (1,2,4), Intramural Basketball (1) Valerie K. Baltzer Row 1: Scott Emerald Patterson, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Captain — Rugby Team (3), Zeta BetaTau— Destruction Chairman (4) Row 2: Mary Elizabeth Pepper, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Lambda Sigma (2), Flute Piano (1,2,3,4), intramural Sports — tennis, basketball (1,2,3,4), Todd Anthony Perri, Mech. Eng.; Pi Kappa Alpha, V. Pres. ASME (3), Varsity Soccer (2.3), Varsity Track (4), Pi Tau Sigma (3.4). Nancy Elizabeth Peart, Civil Eng.: Scotch iT Soda — Stage Manager, “California Suite , Asst. Stage Manager, “Protege Am. (1), Soc. of Civil Eng. —V. Pres. (4) Top: One year ahead of schedule Stephen Trapp Row 3: Roberta Ann Picard, Chem. Eng.; SVVE (3,4), Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Bottom: Nancy Peart AIChE (4), Christopher Jon Pike, Chem. Eng.; Delta Upsilon, Douglas Edward Piper, Chem. Eng.I Engineering 6 Public Policy; Lambda Sigma (2), AIChE (4), Intramural Sports (1,2,3,4) Row 4: Todd A. Pires, Chem. Eng JEconomics; University Choir (1,2,3), AIChE (4), Pamela Jean Pitt, Chem. Eng.; Delta Camilla (2,3,4), AIChE (2,3,4), Campus Rep. (1), Intramural Sports — Volleyball Basketball (3), Andrea Ann Polenavitch, Public Policy ir Management: AIESEC (3) 2.16 Row 1: Edward T. Powell, Physics; Soc. of Physics Students (2.3,4), Alpha Phi Omega (3,4) Row 2: Patricia Evelyn Prim, Chem. Eng.; AIChE, SWE, NSBE — Region II. V. Chairman, Elayne D. Prince, Design; Geoffrey Michael Prisco, Architecture; FRINGE, Intramural Basketball, ASCAIA Row 3: Thomas Andrew Puckett, Mech. Eng.; Vincent Joseph Alfred Pugliese, Applied Math!Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Beta Theta Pi — House Manager (3.4), Football (1), Robert Pusty, Chem. Eng.; Row 4: Nancy L. Rach, Chemistry; Chris A. Rainesalo, Mech. Eng.; Giorgio Ramacciotti, Chem. Eng.; CMU Marching 6c Concert Band (3,4), AIChE (2,3,4) Top: “Indian Pitcher Robert Keibler Bottom: Lights, Camera, Action’ Michael O’Stcen 237 Row 1: Michael J. Ratay, Mech. Eng.; CMU Jazz Ensemble (1,2,3,4), Phi Mu Alpha, Keith B. Recker, Creative 6 Professional Writing; Oakland Review, Forbes Gallery, Resident Assistant, II SS College Council Row 2: Terresa J. Ricci, Computational Physics; Denise Marie Richter, Admin. 6- Management Sci.; Wendy L. Ritter, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Row 3: David S. Rivers, Chemistry; Adam W. Rizika, Mech. Eng.; Karl Michael Robinson, Chem. Eng.; Rugby (dub(3,4), AIChE (4), Lisa K. Robl, Chem. Eng.; Lambda Sigma (2), SWE (1,2,3,4), AIChE (2,3.4), Robert Paul Rocco, Music Top: “Daddy’s Girl Kelly Doyle Bottom: Mark and friends Mark Lawrence Row 1: Kevin I). Rodgers, Math; Conrad J. Roncati, Architecture; AIA-ASC (1,2.3.4) Row 2: John Robert Roney, Elec. Eng.; Hadrian Anthony Rori, Mech. Eng.; Am. Sot , of Mech. Kng. (3.4), Michael Paul Rosenbauer, Metalurgy Material Sci.; Beta Theta Pi Row 3: Mary Patricia Rosick, Civil Eng. Engineering 6 Public Policy; Am. Soc. of Civil Engineers, SWE, Chi Epsilon — V. Pres., Tau Beta Pi, LceAnne R. Rosner, Applied History; Student Senate, SDS, John Robert Rusnak, Music, Laura A. Sabadell, Mech. Eng.; Student Senate — Chairman of Finance Comm. Auxiliary Services Comm., Trustee Comm., Tuition-Finance Comm. ASME, Richard Stuart Salopek, Architecture Right: E. Keith Shrieve I -oft: Maura Farrell Row 1: John Sigmund Salmento, Mech. Eng,.; Michele Marie Salute, Psychology; Delta Delta Delta, Steadman Scott Sankey, Civil Eng.; Intramural Sports (1,2,3), Snadyside College Fellowship (2,3,4), Gerard Thomas Sansosti, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Beta Theta Pi — Cones. Secretary, Recorder, Most Valuable Player Intramural Softball, Varsity Football (1,2,3,4), Gregory J. Santa-croce, Biology; Theta Xi (2,3,4) Row2: David G. Satina, Mech. Eng.; Patricia E. Sauers, Illustration; Mark S. Scamacca, Chem. Eng.; Tim John Scanlon, Industrial Design; Pres, of Industrial Designers Soc. of Am. (3.4), Joseph A. Scarci, Mech. Eng.; ASME (2,3,4), Tau Sigma (4), Intramural Sports (1,2,3,4), Pi Kappa Alpha Right: Scoutmaster, Troup 646, Allegheny Trails Council Gerard Vaerewyck Top Left: K. David Harris Bottom Left: “Sly Ole Dawg Patrick J. Meehan How 1: Paul M. Schelling, Mech. Eng.; Pi Lambda Phi, Scotch V Soda (1), SAE (4), Carl F. Scheu, Chem. Eng.; Delta Upsilon, Resident Assistant (2,3,4), Paul E. Schmid, Math; Pat Schmitt, Jr., Civil Eng.I Engineering 6 Public Policy, Stephen Ellis Schwartz, Metalurgy i7 Material Sci. How 2: Stephen L. Schoch, Architecture; Pi Lambda Phi, Karen E.Schultz, Chem. Eng.; THISTLE (1,2,3,4), Zeta Beta Tau (2,3,4), Lambda Sigma (2), Howard D. Schwartz; Design; Mark S. Schwartz, Design; Diane G. Schweitzer; Drama Patricia Carlisle Row 1: Wendy P. Scott, Psychology; Tartan Stafl'writer (2), Columnist (4), Scotch V Soda (2), Shadyside College Fellowship, Carl A. Seletz, English; Zeta Beta Tau Row 2: Kevin Afton Sembrat, Elec. Eng. Engineering 6 Public Policy, IEEE (1,2,3,4), CMU Rugby Club (3). Intramural Golf (4), Zeta Beta Tau, James Christian Shafer, Applied Math . Comp. Sci.; Cross-Country (1,2,3,4), Track Field (1,2,3,4), Charles W. Septak, Elec. Eng. Engineering i? Public Policy; Neil Allan Shapiro, Chemistry; Kappa Sigma, LaCrosse (3,4), Soccer (1,2), Pyridine Staff(4), Am. Chem. Soc. Row 3: Linda Shawn, Illustration; Dawn Lynn Sheets, Economics; Delta Delta Delta — Pres. (4), Marshal Reference (3), House Manager (2), UFO Rep. (2), Investment Club (3,4), Christopher H. Shellhammer, Metals; Teresa Lynne Shields, Art Left: Kathryn Viaropulos Right: Aurora Staley Row 1: E. Keith Shrieve, Mech. Eng.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Intramural Sports — Soccer (4), Track (3), Football (1), Frisbee (2), Wrestling (2), PiKA Sweepstakes driver, pusher, ASME, Ans, Pamela Lisa Shugerman, Managerial Economics; The Tartan — Business Manager (2,3), Student Govt. Treasurer (4), Finance Trustee Comm. (4) Row 2: Chester Paul Shuty, Illustration; Jeffrey Owen Siemon, Math . History; Shadyside College Fellowship (1.2.3.4) , Rebecca J. Sikora, Mech. Eng. Engineering 6 Public Policy; Student Senate (3.4), Vice-Chairman (4), Sweepstakes Design Chairman (4), SWF (1.2,3.4), ASME (2.3.4) Row 3: Deanna Cheryl Silverman, Mech. Eng.; Chi Omega — Vice Pres., ASME — Secretary, SWF, Robert L. Silverschotz, Economics Admin. 6 Management Sci.; SDC (1), Childrens Hospital Volunteer (2), Alpha Phi Omega (2,3), Resident Assistant (3,4), Teaching Assistant in Economics (3,4), A1ESEC, Mark James Simens, Architecture; Scotch V Soda (1.2), Laura K. Simon, English 6 Creative Writing; Ski Club (1), Explorers Club (1), CIA (1,2), Women in Communication (3,4), CMU Writer’s Guild (3,4), Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship (1,2,3,4), Ardath L. Smith, Music Top: “Playing it cool” Michael Hotaling Bottom: “Future Miss America Regina Verteramo Row 1: Daniel Woodward Smith, Public Policy O Management German; Soccer (2) Row 2: Kristina J. Smith, Music: Sigma Alpha Iota, Lance M. Smith, Chem. Eng.: Robert David Smith, Mech. Eng.; Activities Hoard Executive Member, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. ASME Row 3: Charles H. Sobey, Elec.Eng.; Kiltie Band (1.2.3.4). CM I Karate Club (2.3.4). Eta Kappa Xu (3.4), Nate Philip Solano, Public Policy Top: Move over Shirley Temple!! Susan YarmofT Bottom Left: Me Clean” James Chrise Bottom Bight: Amy McMurtry 6- Management; Rumored Student Government, Robert J. Spier, Elec. Eng. Comp. Sci.; How 4: Douglas James Spisak, Chem. Eng.; Intramural Baseball (1.2.3.4) , AIChE, David L. Springer, Elec.Eng.; Cameron Choir (1.2.3.4) , Eta Kappa Nu (3,4), Andrew L. Stahl. Applied History: AB (1), SAME (1,2), Student Senate (1,2,3), SDC (1) 244 Row 1: Aurora Lynn Staley, Admin. b Management Sd.; SDC Rep. (1), Intramural Softball (2) Row 2: Douglas Robert Stamm, Biological Sci.; Kiltie Band (1,2.3,4), Health Professions Program (3,4), Investment Club (4), Lorena Ann Stanish, Math.; Cheerleading (2.3), Student Corp. (4), Jeffrey B. Stavcnhagen, Biology; Row 3: Marc A. Stillman, Elec. Eng.; Kappa Sigma(1,2,3,4), Eta Kappa u____v. Pres. (3.4), Tau Beta Pi (4), IEEE (2,3,4), Student Senate — Top: “Caught drinking at the age of four Peggy Judge UFO Rep (2), John A. Stilwell, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; AIESEC Bottom Left: PlayingShuftleljoardin Florida'' Robert (2.3), Tartan — Photographer, Editor (2,3), Student Corporation — Stone President (3,4). Terence Joseph Straub, Mech. Eng.; ASM E Bottom Right: Jenifer A. Swecnic Row 4: William Bradley Strong, Biology: Delta Tau Delta. Beta Beta Beta (2,3,4), Robert E. Stone, Math; Julie Su, Chemistry; Delta Delta Delta 245 Top Left: Bright Eyes” Shari Herling Top Bight: “Spring Carnival ’S3 with CM U friend and Aunt Ginny Robert Carr Bottom Left: Carl Spletz Bottom Right: Remember when? Mario Costantino Row 1: David A. Suda, Physics; Sunny Sudarsanan, Elec. Eng.; IEEE (1,2,3,4) Row 2: Brian John Sullivan, Chem. Eng.; Pi Lambda Pi, Sharon Joanne Sussman, Elec. Eng.; Row 3: Mark E. Sutton, Elec. Eng.; THISTLE (1,2,3,4), YVRCT (4), Andrew James Sym-Smith, Applied Math. Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Kappa Sigma Row 4: Jennifer Ann Sweenie, Painting 6 Illustration; Delta Delta Delta — Library Historian (2), Studied Art in Italy in Abroad Program (3), Jill H. Tabor, Biology; AlphaTau Omega (2,3,4), Beta Beta Beta (2,3,4), Intramural Bowling (1), Volleyball (2), Biology SAC (3), SCUBA Club (3,4), Health Professionals Program Row 5: Brian Taubler, Chem. Eng.; Delta Tau Delta (1,2,3,4), Intramural Board of Directors — Pres. (4), V'. Pres. (2,3), Freshman Weekend Staff (4), Counselor (2,3), AIChE (2,3,4), Lynn Taylor, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Delta Delta Delta — Secretary Top Left: Open Month. Insert Foot ” Andrew Stahl Top Right: “Do you think this hat goes with these pants?” Brian Workman Bottom Left: Next time, I'll let a barber cut my hair! Steadman Sankcy Bottom Right: Summer ’70 at Goulds Patricia Devine Row 1: Mark D. Taylor, Applied Math. Comp. Sci.; LABS, MARKLABS, Steve A. Taylor, Elec. Eng.; Row 2: Anne Elizabeth Temple, Math.: George Ernest Temple IV., Architecture; Andrew Carnegie Soc. (3), University Scholar (3), EDRA (2,3,4), AIA ASC (1,2,3,4), Jazz Ensemble (3,4) Row 3: William Edward Tcssaro, Mech. Eng. Enginering 6 Public Policy; ASME (2), CMU Rugby (2), Nina Ann Thanjan, Management Economics; Intramural Soccer (3), WRCT Newscaster (2), CMU Church Choir (2,3), SDC (4) Row 4: Mark A. Thomas, Elec. Eng.; Rille Team (2); IEEE (2,3,4), Steven C. Thomas, Applied Math.; Row 5: Herbert Tillman, Chemistry; NSBE (1,2.3,4), Intramural Football (1,2,3,4), Softball (1.2), SPIRIT (1,2,3,4), Keith William Tingberg, Chem. Eng.; AIChE (2,3,4), Investment Club (4), SI)C (3), Intramural Sports (2,3) Row 1: Judith Lvnn Tomsko, Music; Arthur Steven Toth, Chem. Eng.; Delta Upsilon (1,2,3,4), AIChE (2,3,4) Row 2: Anthony M. Tramonte, Chem. Eng . Engineering Public Policy; Intramural Basketball Softball (1,2,3,4), Lucas George Traianos, Elec. Eng.; Eta Kappa Nu (3,4), Robert Paul Troy, Elec. Eng.; Kiltie Marching Band (1.2.3.4) , Concert Band (2,4) Row 3: Dena Carol Turner, Applied Math. Comp Sci.; Fencing (4), Swimming (1.2,3), Freshman Orientation Staff, Judyth Lynn Twigg, Physics; Soc. of Physics Students (1,2,3,4), SAC — Physics (2,3,4), Symphonic Wind Ensemble (1), Cameron Choir (3). Alpha Phi Omega (2.3), Robert E. Ubcr, Elec. Eng.; IEEE (3,4), Explorers Club (3.4) , HKN (3,4), Swim Team (1,2,3), Tau Beta Pi (3,4), Gerard Joseph Vaerewyck, Elec. Eng.; Radio Club Pres. (3), CMU EMS (3,4), Mark Gregory Vahlkamp, Economics Top I-eft: Michael Doimncrmutli Top Right: Tamara with Mahitahel” Tamara Cricus Bottom: Jeffrey Sicmon Row 1: John Jeffrey VanDykc, Elec. Eng.; Kappa Sigma. Air Force ROTC, Joseph John Vasalani, Mech. Eng.: Football (1,2,3,4), Track (1,2,3,4) Row 2: Robert S. Vaudel, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Ditmars A. Veinbachs, Mech. Eng.; Zeta Beta Tan — Treasurer (3,4), Tan Beta Pi (4), John N. Venzon, Mech. Eng.; ASME (3.4), Intrannirals (1.2.3.4), Resident Assistant (2,3), Head Resident (4), Captain of Coif Team (1.2.3.4) Row 3: Regina Marie Verteramo, Mech. EngJBiomed; Varsity Cheerleader, ASME, SWF, Intramural Volleyball. Scotch n Soda, Delta Upsilon — little sister, Jeanette Marie Volt , Applied History; CMC Chorus (4). AIESEC (4), Norman J. Wagner, Chem. Eng. Nora Elizabeth Walcutt, Psychology; AB Tech (1,2,3,4), THISTLE (2.3.4) . Michael A. Wallace, Architecture; Intramural Basketball (1,2,3,4) Top Left: David Wisler Top Right: First Stitches” Jeff Van Dyke Bottom: Bruce Bcrgenfcld Row 1: Donald E. Ward, Mech. Eng.: Pi Kappa Alpha Row2: Donald M. Weber, Elec. Eng.; Mortar Board (4). ’Ian Beta Pi (4), Eta Kappa Xu (3.4), IEEE (2.3.4), Rebecca Lynn Weber, Psychology; Deborah D. Weisman, Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Chi Omega — President (4), Pledge Trainer (3). AIESEC (1.2,3,4) Row 3: Harry J. Wells III., Math . Admin. 6 Management Sci.; Resident Assistant (2,3), Head Resident (4), Varsity Track (1). Varsity Bas- Top: ■‘Excavating Engineer after a hard day's Work. Andrea Bartoldi Middle: Beth Laffey Bottom Left: Todd Perri Bottom Bight: But I want to ride the real thing! Stacy Alabardo ketball (1,2), Alan James Wertz, Admin. Management Sci.; CMU Martial Arts Club (3), John Albert Wessels, Public Policy 6 Management; Varsity Track 6c Cross-Country (1,2,3,4), Resident Assistant (2,3,4) Row 4: David W. West, Chem. Eng.; Delta Upsilon, Lora J. White, Chem. Eng.; SWE, AIChE, Jay Louis Whiteman, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Metals Club 250 Row 1: David John Williams, Chem. Eng.; Row 2: Gail A. Williams, Chemistry; Cheerleading (1,2,4), Chemistry — SAC (4), Alpha Tau Omega — Little Sister (2,3,4), Robin A. Williams, Design; John C. Willis, Metalurgy 6 Material Sci.; Row3: Wayne Robert Willkomm, Chem. Eng.; ACS, AIChK (4), Intramural Sports — Cross Country (2), Wrestling (2), Chess (3), Donna Louise Wilson, Psychology; David Joseph Wisler, Applied Math. Comp. Sci.; Activities Board (2,3,4), Resident Assistant (3,4) Row 4: Joseph T. Witkowski, ('hem. Eng.; Tau Beta Pi (3,4), AIChE (1.2,3,4), Caroline Caird Woemer, Professional Writing; Brian J. Workman, Mech. Eng. Top: “Big Catch made at Arornitoe. Wisconsin Keith Gardner Middle: Little Red Hiding Hood ' Karen Hofstein Bottom Left: “Some Catch! John Willis Bottom Bight: At the controls of Uncle Chuck’s Cabin Cruiser Charles Sobey 251 Row 1: Laurie Alma Worthington, Civil Eng.; Kappa Kappa Gamma — Marshal (2.3,4), Chi Epsilon — Se-creary (3,4), Am. Soc. Civil Eng. — Public Relations (2,3,4), Noel R. Wolf, Applied History; Robert M. Wolfe, Metalurgy 6- Materials Sci.; Karate Club (4), Metals Club (4), SDC Rep. (4), Theodore II. Wolff, Applied Math.; Student Dorm. Council (1.2.3.4) , Saturday Night Films Chairman (2.3.4), Kathleen Constance Wright, Public Policy Management; SPIRIT (2,3,4), CMU Fashion Show Model (1,2), CMU Fashion Show Comm. (3) Row 2: Derek Wilkie Wu, Chem. Eng.; AIChE, THISTLE photographer (4), Ruth Ellen Wuenschel, Mech. Eng.; ASME (3,4), SWE (1.2.3.4) , Susan Reina Yarmoff, Fiber; Kappa Alpha Theta, Jong B. Yi, Elec. Eng.; Soccer (1), Robert Alexander Young, International Economics Top Left: First Halloween” Jeffrey Fusaro Top Right: Daddy, do you think 1 can play for CMU someday?” Tim Nagy Bottom Right: “My psychological mind tells me that you have finally resolved your identity crisis!” Becky Weber Bottom Left: S. Cornell Allen Row 1: Robert G. Young, Public Policy 6- Management; Intramural Soft-ball, Volleyball, Alan Mark Zahler, Biological Sci.; John R. Zappa, Mech. Eng.; Tau Beta Pi .(3.4), ASME (4), Theta Xi (1,2,3,4), Alpha Phi Omega (3.4) , Explorers Club (1,2,3,4), Student Corp. (1,2), Karen Lynn Zier-den, Mech. Eng.; ASME, Robert Alan Zingarelli, Physics Row 2: John M. Zoll, Math. Comp. Sci.; Andrew X. Zoncball, Underwater Basketweaving Comp. Eng.; Omi-cron Psi Xi (2.4), Am. Engineers in Management Marketing — Secretary (3,4), Chairman of Dean Mom for President Campaign, Student Affairs (1.2.3.4) , Lori Jean Zuti, Information Systems Admin. Management Sci.; SDC Women’s Buggy Races (1), Student Rep., President Cvert’s Task Force for Future of Computing at CMU (2,3), Resident Assistant (3.4) CIA Buggy Races (3), Top Woman Finisher in “Pretty Good Race (4), Teaching Assistant 15-118 (4) Top Left: Bob Flaherty Top Bight: Bob Kelioe Bottom Left: ftafael with Roberto Clemente in Three Rivers Stadium Rafael Camarota Bottom Right: Craig Mark Falci “Cramming John Verbekc Douglas Piper Left: Robert Troy Right: Lady Go-diva Deborah Elliot Top Left: Rosanne Colangclo Top Middle: Talking to his Advisor” Mark Cushey Top Right: “All it needs is stereo Ken Mohnkern Bottom Left: “Missing a tooth Patricia Prim Bottom Right: Dennis Myers Row 1: Helena Adams, Drama; Robert D. Carr, Physics!Math; Chess Club, Astronomy Andrea M. Fa-brega, EconTennis (2,3) Andrew James Fuhrmann, AMS; Football, Rugby, Beta Theta Pi Deborah C. Kovacs, I.S.; Kappa Alpha Omega (2.3.4) ; CIA (2,3,4) Row 2: Ronald Joseph Lejeune, Chem. Eng; Intramurals, AB Dance (2.3.4) , AB Treasurer, Swimming (1), RA (4) Beth Mae Marcus, Tech. Writing; Kappa Alpha (3,4), Homecoming (4), Cheerleading (3,4) Dennis L. Myers, AMS; Beta Theta Pi, Football (1,2), Rugby (4) Row 5: Dorothy Cockrell, Math Top Right: Anne B. Mitchell Bottom Left: Kimberly Ann Docrflcr Bottom Right: “Up to his usual research, Adam Imiolck 256 mm Row 1: Shila B. Nagarsenker, Applied Moth; Timothy John Nagy, AMS; Beta Theta Pi, Baseball Mitchell J. Nathan, Elec. EngJMath; Yahtzee Club, Scrabble Club (4) Matthew Marcus, Drama Linda Viventi, Architecture Row 2: James G. Patterson, MEMS; Stephen Paul Trapp, Civ. Eng.; Beta Theta Pi, President (4), Soc. Chairman (2), Chi Epsilon (3,4), ASCE; Alan J. Whitfield, Elec. Eng.; SDC, Publicity Chairman (3), Secretary (4), Booth (3), Explorer’s Club (2), Orientation Counselor (2,3,4), Isaac’s Fan Club (3), Thistle (4) Top Left: All spiffed up for his 8th birthday,” Mitchell Nathan Top Right: Keith Reckcr Bottom Left: Mike Ratay Bottom Right: “I'm a Chem.E . . . but I can type fifteen words a minute, too!” Joan Lom- mel 257 CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR PARENTS Stan Arlene Stanish Mr. Mrs. W.J. Carr Alfred Jane Bartoldi Mr. Mrs. Theodore Zierden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bylewski Louella Wayne Alabardo Mr. Mrs. Franklin A. Lorence Al Marie Biernesser Mr. Mrs. Duane M. Wisler Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Novak Mr. Mrs. James R. Chrise Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Magister The Bograd Family Mr. Mrs. Ronald Brewer Sudha Krish Mehta Lt. Col. Jules M. Seletz Carl Gladys Emili Mr. Mrs. John Vaupel Mr. Mrs. J. James Murray Mr. Mrs. R.W. Olmsted Patrick Elizabeth McCabe Bill Kathy McCall Rev. Mrs. Bernard Holliday Mrs. Charles McDevitt Merton Lenore Nolish Mr. Mrs. C. Walter Keibler CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR PARENTS Vincent Mildred Salute The Ellis Family ✓ Mr. Mrs. E.G. Vaerewvck ✓ Robert Marlene Flaherty Betty Gerald Stahl Emma-Lou Benedict Albert Marge Ratay Mr. Mrs. Wm. C. Duvall Ronne Arthur Goldberg Mr. Mrs. David E. Albrecht, Sr. Mr. Mrs. J.M. Papinchak Family R. Robert Mary Ann Allen Austin J. Doyle, Jr. John Nancy O’Ship Family of Melissa Robin Evelyn John Trapp Ralph Betty Lawrence Amber Harrington Harris Betty Dudley Coan Dr. Mrs. A. Caret to Mr. Mrs. William E. Kerns Mr. Mrs. L. Stanford Willis, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Arthur L. Wolfe Rita Morry Silverman Bob Grace Harr Mr. Mrs. Richard Kosuda 261 CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR PARENTS Mario Rosemarie Costantino Mr. Mrs. Robert T. Aarhus Mr. Mrs. James Piper Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Brindley Mr. Mrs. Patrick Falco Arthur Millicent Gabriel Family Mr. Mrs. Lafe. J. Decker Joseph Rose Marie Santacroce Jewel Alan Prince Gary Kathleen Nagy Yolanda Sweenie Mr. Mrs. Arthur Backman Paul Mary Wuenschel Mr. Mrs. George E. Staley Eli Dorothy Bucan Willie, Michael, Quester B. Prim Mr. Mrs. A.J. Whitfield Mr. Mrs. Herman Cushey ¥ Mr. Mrs. Robert Picard Mr. Mrs. Edwin Devine Dr. Mrs. Thomas V. Judge Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Bulger Herb Ilyne Herling Mr. Mrs. James D. Carlisle Family 262 Carl L. Hildred I. Schoch Mr. Mrs. William F. Mahn Mr. Mrs. William F. Malm CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR PARENTS Mr. Mrs. C. Ian Sym-Smith Mr. Mrs. T.R. Schnippert Barbara Dick Kehoe Mr. Mrs. Leon Bloom Family Tom Nora O’Steen Good luck Andy, Mom Dad Marian Anthony Colangelo Mrs. Sandra J. Prisco Mr. Mrs. Wm. M. Meyer Irmgard Alfred Dann Bon Carole Lejeune Vincent Helen Brennan Catherine Edward J. Rusnak Sandy Manny Krevat Linda Huwar Masneri Sandra Irwin Nathan Mr. Mrs. Norman Kirsch Mr. Mrs. H. 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'til 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. ’til 3 p.m. 578-2968 Located in Skibo Hall EN- TROPY A student operated store in Skibo Hall that features: food • soda • candy • cigarettes • daily paper • magazines • health beauty aids • non-prescription drugs • laundry supplies tokens • housewares • records • etcetera • OPEN Monday thru Thursday 9:00 a.m. 'til 10:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. 'til 9:00 p.m. Saturday 11:00 a.m. 'til 9:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. 'til 10:00 p.m. 578-2117 CMU BOOK- STORE Supplying the CMU campus with office stationary supplies • text books • trade books • calcultors • calenders • class rings • knapsacks • CMU clothing • etcetera • OPEN Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. 578-2966 Located in Baker Hall Join the crowd. Come to . . . 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Srmn-Va«h n' S4 ud Ion 273 ilSARV v Efc,, Only a short time ago did we start the road which ends today, and in the process we have matured, through hard work and a good deal of fun. These years at CMU were always for the memories, and shall be looked upom fondly. 276 278 280 Congratulations to graduating seniors from the 1984 Thistle staff. 283 284 287 288 All 800 copies of this Thistle were printed by Hunter Publishing Co., on 100 pound matte paper with brown black ink. The cover is screened gold on Van Dyke brown and modeled after the 192-1 Thistle. All artwork by Tim Ward.