Clarkson University - Clarksonian Yearbook (Potsdam, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1977 volume:

Table of Contents F ratemities . Sports Organizations Seniors and Administration ,y The white granite of Whiteface stretches out from the autumn splendor of an October afv ternoon. Located near Tupper Lake, NY, Whiteface is better known to many as a pop- ular ski resort kabovd With a clear sky overhead, the sidewalks out- side Lewis House were nearly deserted on this October afternoon Uightl Littered with leaves,ar1 otherwise clear sidewalk on Grant Street disappears into the fo1age ibelowi Autumn provides a colorful backgroUnd for Caroline W01 fe a senior from Herkimer N. Y., as she relaxes near Price Hall ibottomi ' , Sprintin across the finish line is cross-countrfz captain Perry! Gaspedhi, a senior from Canaairi, Conn. e placed 14th in a 42-20 loss to St. Lawrence on'October 19 thveLAlki; Lootah, a senior civil engineer, stares in disbelief as he misses :3 shot during a pre-class pool game hightL January 31 was a state of emergency for New York and an afternoon off from classes for Clarkson and State students. The inten- sity of the mid-winter storm forced a ban on all traffic; below, Pierre ont Avenue is deser- ted at 3:55 pm. A half- uried sign, a covered monument Gem and a torn oil cloth $210M were some of the after effects of the storm. xwmmm The brothers of TDK are: ROW 1 Steve Chapin, Wayne Dodsworth, Phil Petrakos, Chris Babcock, John Austin, ROW 2 Bob Brock, Lou Bonelli, Larr Dimarco, Steve Kenyon, Danny Spoor, Tlm Bums, Fred Man he, Dave Ritz, Randy Soper, Gre Denny, ROW 3 Dick Cook, Chuck Given, Bruce Miller, Jim Step andis, Don Cieri, ROW 4 Joe Ha usic, Jody Gallagerx Mark Thornton, Tom Gilbert, Phil Parker, Bob Pomphrey, ROW 5 Bob MacMartin, Greg Smotzer, Paul Winter, Joe Banasiewicz, John Terbot, Tom Schmit, Andy Fraser, Jeff Davis, Chris Hill, Loren VanNest, Dave Caparonia, Bob Faso, ROW 6 Steve Hessler, Brian Smith, Bob Patricia, John Kollar, Jim Schaffer, Todd Corwin, Ben Sluis. 5 J : . . I Ir. 5 .4! , The brothers of BT are: ROW 1 Paul Mittelsteadt, Tom Buono, Merwyn Jones, Harold Glaser, Crai Ferris, Rich DeFabio, Ken Weissman, ROW 2 George Fitzmaier, Joe Gatto, George Halasz, J m Braun, Denis Vo e1, Bil Fishbach, Buck Darl- ing, Frank Mydlinski, ROW 3 Bob Sampson, Paul Jackoski, Kurt Jenson, Mark De Wolf, Car Stafford, Rich Boums, Pete Sacharuk, Keith Whitaker, Dave Roy, Steve Ackerman, Bill Becker, Bliss Dayton, Tom Gaskin, Pete Takes, ROW 4 Harry Giankouros, Bill Wright, Mark Reed, Bruce Anderson, Kirk Junco, Frank Dawson. Happiness is a cold beer . . . Ted Kupper, a junior from Dunellen, N.J. and Pet Sacharuk, a sophomore from Wenham, Ma. pause for a pic- ture at the TDK-BT beer blast. 23 A scene familiar to many- Clarksons often crowded keypunch room. Gary Sutryn, a senior from McMurray, Pa., works on a program. John Vangalen and Lou Bonelli converse at the TDK-BT blast in the fall of 1976. Zeta Nu is: Rich Gawrelski, Henry Crane, Rick Neal, John Sherman, Bill Crandall, Jeff Swanson, Jim Barker, Karl Kelly, Stu Gould, Eric Smith, Bill Beardsley, Brian Mass, Pete Gatzke, Bruce Putnam, Gary Sutryn, Rich Peachman, Jerry Gifford, Scott Webb, Kerry Bell, Kingsley Morse, Dan McKittrick, George Wierzbowski, Fred Kinzler, Lyn Ratcliff. The brothers of O'ITO are: ROW 1: Steve Devan, Lou Hoagland, Jud Therk, Jim Polson,Alpha, ROW 2: Dave Norton, Bill Harlow, Jon Hughes, ROW 3: Mark Pi er, K. C. Wallace, Dick Reilingh, Mike Civello, ROW 4: Skip Guthrie, Grub Kin- $88??? A. J. Jarvis, ROW 5: Bob Staples, Dan Heacox, Dick Rubin, Joe Yehl, Bob a ston. '3 ' twig. Ted Kupper, a junior, and Laurel Knibloe and Lena Blais, both sophomores share a joke at the TDK-BT beer blast. TEP is: ROW 1: Don Petterson, John Clinton, Jim Amodeo, Glenn Koscal, Mike Wengrenovich, Steve Lindquist, ROW 2: Bill LaPoint, Bob Deutschman, Rob Twist, John Grady, Paul Yarger, ROW 3: Pete Bleich, Bill Yeaton, Mark Vaanyckhuyse, Doug Clark, Mike Jesanis, Mark Moshier, Marty Monroe, ROW 4: Chris Kuelzow, John Fus, John Marraffa, Joe Conti, Steve Jones, Stuart Seely, Rich Chitty, Jeff Currey, Dou Shepherd, Bob Matin, Dave Judd, Bob Thornburn, Ken Snyder, Mike Rainville, Skip Linindo , Mike Pheil, Don Poucher, Larry Specter, Dave Saums. IIHi, Iim selling tickets to our beer blast. Double Axel is playing, one hundred kegs ,I . . . your what? iIOur beer blast. Haven : you seen our signs up? This was only my second day selling tickets, but I hadn,t expected to run into someone who didn,t know what a beer blast was. She was obviously a freshman, good looking at that, and already seemed interested in what I was selling. IIWell, I guess I saw something on the bulletin board but I didn,t really look at it. Whats it about? Yes, she definitely soun- ded interested. SheId probably buy a ticket just to find out what a beer blast was. Well, Double Axel is going to be playing. YouIve heard of them, havenit you? She nodded. IiGood. The blast is at our house next Saturday. were serving hotdogs, hamburgers, and all the Pabst you want. It should be a really good time; a lot of people I know are going. Tickets are two and a quarter. Are you interested? IIYeah, maybe? She was playing hard to get. IIMaybe I should wait till Saturday to see what the weather is like. Can I Jim Witkowski, Dave Kase, Dave Potochnik, Dave Lubert, Cliff Mathiasen. Theta Xi is: ROW 1: Dennis Witte, Bill Lappin, Gary Walz, Minga, Tim Cunningham, Craig Sadlik, John Duffy, ROW 2: Dennis Dellaneg, Tim Robinson, Dan Johnson, Di$by Clements, Paul Lounsbury, Jerry Brown, Jim Donovan, Joe Capano,ROW Tim MacLaughlin,Rich Ja s , Drieir. im Smith, Grledg Wheeler, John Aratan', Kevin Kepner, Chris Tatem, Dave Lubert, Kurt Hedler, Bob Eddy, R0 4: eff Travers, Ron ackowiak, Geoff Paufve, Missing- Chns Guzy, Jim TKE is: ROW 1: Mike Casey, Paul Graswicz, Rob Evans, Bill Wilkins, Terry Schurtz, Hersch Craven, Eric Janssen, Jim Liberty, Rufus, Frank Poradish, Tim Rein, Jack Christensen, Fred Young, Mike Goodwin, Matt Benesn, Tom Rondio, Rick Parker, ROW 2: Uwe Neibuhr, Jack Kelsall, Eric Jensen, Mark Phillips, Ga Prouex, Mitch Black, Dave Kart, Steve Lindsaly, James Johansen, Chuck Jagoe, Randy Graves, John Houlihan, Mike Jasinski, ROW 3: Jef Cottrill, Bob Buermann, Dun Tadio, Scott Be 1, Bob Fahle, Steve Meteger, Jeff Robison, Art Turner, Steve Poplarski, ABSENT: John Bulton, Bob Conforti, Bill Csajko, Rich Gilchrist, Steve Hall, Pete Hoffman, Tom Horan, John McCardIe, Chip Owen, Dean Smith. buy a ticket at the door? IIYep, but it will be another fifty cents? iiOh . . . Well, I still think that IIII wait. Thanks anyway? I had lost. uOkay, see you later. Eight days to our blast and I still hadn,t sold a ticket. I knocked on the next door. Come on inf, invited the occupants. I opened the door and stepped inside. IIHi, could I interest you in a beer blast ticket. The blast is next Saturday, and iIWeIre both going away next weekend, she interrupted. IiOkay, thank-you anyway? I left and went across the hall. IIWould you like a ticket to our beer blast? The girl frowned, and pointed to her door. I looked, but it was filled with signs, posters, notes and other junk. I looked at her, puzzled. III am the RA on this roor, and you are not allowed to sell anything in these dorms. Somewhere, buried under all those signs was an RA sign, great! Undaunted by this disastrous news, I went up to the next floor, and began knocking on doors. This floor went a lot smoother. I sold four tickets, including one to the RA. Theta Chi is: ROW 1: Mike McGuiness, Mark Clemente, John Lefkowitz, Jerry Corrente, Don Rybarczyk, Paul Kafer, ROW 2: Mark Kenned , Art Kennedy, Tim Straub, Charles Sutter, Rich Nelson, ROW 3: Mike Harrington, Tom Scruggs, Brian Man- dryck, Bn'an rosjean, Steve Rodriguez, Jack Cutler, Joe Malacalza, Paul Skeberdis, Wayne Dimmig. '7' Up to the next floor where I was immediately accosted by two girls demanding to know if I was Itselling tickets to the Saturday blast? I sighed. IiYes, I am? I admitted, fully expecting to spend an entire night in one of Potsdams, clamp jailcells, or at least, be driven into the streets by a mob of angry prohibitionists. IiGood. well each take a ticketII, one said. uYoulll each take oh sure .. . of course you will? I was ecstatic. This was more like it. How could I be a critic of the times when it was obvious that things were in such great shape? I had sold six tickets in nine and a half minutes. Consumer spending was surely at a new high. Armed with similiar misguided deductions, I then proceeded to spend the next two hours and forty minutes finding out how many ways the word linoll could be expounded upon in a variety of interesting and colorful ways. I did; however, sell one ticket to some guy who didnt have any money after I per- suaded him that, unlike most places around, I would take a check. I finally met up with the other three guys from the house around eleven, when I was hit with the worst news of the night. iiWelI, lets see now. Mike and I didnt sell any, Bobby sold one how ,bout you? I was asked. IlSevenfl uGood. Here,s my two, Mikels two and one from Bobby. I need eleven twenty-five from you. IlBut I sold seven how come Ive got to take five more? I was really confused now. IiLookf, Bobby said, Hwe work together as a team. Everyone shares the same in whatever we sell. Four guys sold eight tickets, so, as a team we each sold two? I reluctantly handed over most of my nights, sales. ltAlright, here, I didnt know the rules of the day were so com- plicated? I somehow had done seven eights of the work in a team of four, and had only two tickets gone to show for over three hours work. As we headed back to the house, I noticed a lone person walking towards the dorms. Should I risk it or not? uAw hell? I said to Bobby, its only a quarter of a ticket, but what have I got to lose? iIHey, just a minute? I ran after the figure, ltdo you have your ticket to the Saturday blast? .. . Double Axle . . . one hundred kegs Delta Sig is: ROW 1 - Gary Earl, Ernest Gailor, Tom Poelma, Mike Gillespie, Steve DePiIIo, Gordy Millar, Bob Putnam, Dave Rich, George; ROW 2 - Pat Mo Palmowski, Mark Yamilkowski, Mike Terry, Griff AuId; ROW 3 -Dennis Thomas, Mike Cook, Ron Parragio, Bob Wilkon- son; ROW 4-Bill Ridder, Don Folker, Scott White, Ross Sorci, Leo Rigby, Marc Cote, Bill Wixted, Jim Porter, AI Gauvain. Alpha Epsilon Pi is: ROW 1 -Jim Flowers, Art Bates, Mark Lambert, Al Alterman, Dan Holzhauer, Jeff Rogers, Lauren Addaho, Gary Pitcher, Tim Dyrin?j Vic Reed, Dave Winslow, Jim Schneider, Tony Blaney; ROW 2-Steve Landry, Mark Greene, Brad Siebert, Dan yring, Gary Simmons, Paul Towell; ROW 3-Kurt Cassin, Fred Schoenhut, Dan Jenny, Gil Blair, Mike Clark, Ted Miller, Tom Murdoch, Jim Avery, Mike Agle, Gary Huggler, Frank Gallagher. Delta Upsilon is: ROW 1: Wayne Moras, Jeff Stenlake, Jim Finnegan, Scott Russell, Tom DeAngleo, Joel Leonard, Mike Malone, Dan Houn'han, Tom Bero, ROW 2: Jim Martucci, Mark Spence, Steve Toben, Pete Stewart, Gary Mjoen, Bill Wincott, Brent Sweet, Mike O'Keefe, ROW 3: Will Hickey, Bill Burke, Ron BelknaF, Jim Edwards, Roy Heil, Brian Cole, John Fogg, Tom Luhrs, Dan Schrader, John Hn'nishin, Steve Lustig, Al Krautwurst, Jim Stez ROW 4: Roger Howell, Neil Muyskens, Dana Barber, Jeffery P. Hunt. ' i ans ignna V i V Sigma Delta is: ROW 1: Peter Keating, Pat McKenna, Gary Wood, Robert Balme, Edward Beeler, Bill Thompson, Cliff Macaylo, ROW 2: John Eberhard, Pete Riehlman, Jeff Young, Steve Pownall, Robert Jarabeck, Bany Korman, Art Misiaszek, Terry Franklin, Henry Bennett, Pete Gn'esmyer, Sal Golub, Bill Shoemaker, John Freel, ROW 3: John McGrath, Mark Kamilow, Andrew Trobia, Lag?1 Fordham, Thomas Atkin- son, Dave Hemck, Dave Brownlow, Paul Neureuter, Dennis Humphrey, William Bazydlo, Donald Giromini, Jerry eldon, George Mastrianni, Robert Becker, Steve Stuart, William Hatch, David Ashwonh. No one will soon forget that fateful night in December 1975, when rag- ing flames engulfed the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity house, and leveled it to the ground. But, what seemed like an impossible task, became a dream come true for the Brothers. Eight months after the nightmare holocaust, Crow had a new house, on the original location at 77 Elm Street. Despite the members being disper- sed throughout vatious locations in Potsdam, and much loss of personal property and valuables, the Brothers pulled together and formed the Zeta Phi Building Corporation, with Alan Post, a 1973 alumnus as project coordinator. Determination, drive, and loyalty paid off, as contributions from all the other Greeks, alumni funding, and an all out effort from the members brought money to finance the house. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Ross Williams, Matt Horris, Alan Post, Bruce Konkoski of the Zeta Phi Building Corporation. Construction started in late May, and was completed by early September. They dealt with Konkoskits Northern Homes, but much of the labor was done by the Brothers them- selves. The pain, expense, and work all paid off, and the house was formally dedicated on October 24, 1976. Watching your world collapse, and then seeing it rebuilt, is an experience few people will ever know, but for the Brothers of Alpha Chi Pho, it was a harsh reality that has managed to reap even richer Alpha Chi Rho is: ROW 1: Rob Stanchi, Steve Schmidt, Chic Dittmar, Tim Parr, Rich En'kson, Jack Hyla, Dave rewards that will be seen in the Lustig, Dave lgnatuck, Bill Bibko, Dave Rogers. ROW 2: Mike Mangano, Don Chase, Joe Wa old, Jim years to come Lisciotto, Bob Jarvis, Matt Harris, Chris Hansen, Randy Nemecek, Walt Tilford, Joe Clark. R0 3: Keith ' Lafave, Steve Dipirro, Don Jones, Pete Thieman, Kevin Tufts, Dave Metzler, Jim Wayne Stratford, Ed Caito, Mike Hanfy, Chris Richards, Al Cooksley, Jeff Gage. 34 Zeta Gamma Sigma is: ROW 1: Lynn Lyle, Annette Phillips, Linda Zimmerman, Debb Dargon, Ma Ru eri, Cind Williams, SueEllen Girchman, Sue Arnold, Sharon Oatman, Kathy Herzog, Nancy Mooney, Ja ne Walier, Janet Fal , R 2: Kat y Herrmann, Mary Jolicouer, Jan Forrar, Jill Cooper, Linda J0 Bookheim, Collette Mike, Te Xxlixson, Joan Sterling, Betsy Headd, Nancy Kaiser, Bonnie Fitz-James, Jackie Lavigne, Sue Craner, Barbie Brownlow, Denise Hollan , Missing: Diane Connelly, Melanie DelGuidice, Sue Meyers, Cindy Bugli, Allison Otto, Patty Rich, Sharon Going, Sue Adams, Patty Novine, Shelly Millane. z $ Memories are captured, compiled, tucked away, but are never forgotten. College holds a major portion of these precious moments, and sororities provide an ample amount to cherish. Sororities represent a sisterhood, a bonding of friends that incorporates loyalty, fun, laughter, tears and comraden'e. Membership is built through the processes of rushing and pledging. Rushing is a whirlwind of parties, food, drink, crazy costumes, dizzy en- tertainment and a million helloes. Though hectic, a rushee can usually decide which of the five Potsdam sororities: Ago, Alpha, Omega, Phi K, or Zeta, that she would prefer. Pledging is a time of sailor hats, beanies, books, pins, ribbons, singing, in- terviews, raids, functions, entertainment, and, whew a crammed, ex- citing, sometimes frustrating, period, where the girls learn the meaning behind the sorority, and unite themselves with their house. Sororities participate in Ice Carnival, hold fund-raising projects, sponsor beer blasts, and provide the individual with a varied and full social life. One aspect of sister hood that is not given too much publicity, is the growth, both personal and spiritual. You form yourself, and retain your in- dividuality, while learning how to work with people, interact, develop responsibility, and experience a feelinq of total friendship. There is alwavs someone there, ready to listen, ready to care. Sorority life is a unique situa- tion, but one that is filled with sensations, always remembered, never forgotten. Omega Delta Phi is: ROW 1: Linda Sojda, Nancy Suska, ROW 2: Joan Hoy, Pattie Masko, Ellen Avino, Bev Parsons, Boo, Elaine Sundback, Kathy Campbell, Cathy Power, ROW 3: Andy Pecheux, Donna Cook, Jo Bruschette, Sharon Handler, Carole Haile, Man'e Yost, Pam Morin, Janet McGowan, Jan Stutsman, ROW 4: Kathy Konkol, Kathy Guizior, Joan Staudmyer, Laura Siegel, Karen Wardzinski, Barb Capogna, Linda Turner, ROW 5: Pam Manske, Linda McCracken, Sue Corey, Barb Pratt, Kim Karre, Barb Watkins, Joan White, Kay Salerno, Missing: Jackie Sparks. Donna Silver, Ginny Domery, Sue LaBarge, Betty Greblunas, Sue McPhee, Jan ce Brennan, Lee Man- darano, Ria ojko. Phi Kappa Pi is: ROW 1: Ja ne Dunstone, Karen Schiavi, Betsy Conner, Cindy Guion, Millie Jenny, ROW : Antionette Trupiano, Linda Altieri, Betsy Show- maker, Kathy Hoffman, Kathy Troll, Mary Luihert, ROW 3: Rose Marie Koch, Suzi Barron, Kim VanDerzee, Martha Sutter, Claire Davis, Joan McGoldrick, Lynn Scram, Kathe Ames, Diana Schramm, Karen Hebert, Cathy Campbell, Shawna Doddy, Cindy Comstock, Kathy Aziz, ROW 4: Vikki Foote, Liz Ferro, Willie Rosen- berger. Katerina Abatzo lou, Missing: Wendy Dillenger, Pat Arnold, Meg Plummer, Peg Flanagan, Dawn acKechnie, Maggie Noble, Lynn Wilcox, Joanie Walker, Bue Davis, Sandy Beniot, Sylvia Allen, Chickie Burbank, Ginny Quinn, Andrea iven x Al ha Delta is. ROW 1: Brenda Cottrell, Linda Doner, Monica Qualterri, Kathy Al recht, Denise Barhyte, Sue Gillinder, Karen Zysik, Mary Lou Farrell, Sue Damiano, Patti Ward, ROW 2: Cindy Welsch, Marcia Conrad, Elaine Austin, Sue Launeville, Ronni Dennis, Katie Karp, Jane Kozak, Janet Smith, ROW 3: Karen Stollberger, Abby Tesseman, Paulette Di Giacomo, Nancy Fisher, Suralynn Salamack, Kid Baldher, Kathy Sherlock, Sue Bennett, Barb Clark, Karen Jones, Tina Heckel, Terese Fileberto, Cheryl DeStefano, Debby ROFL ROW 4: Janis Verruso, Marty Hubbell, Cyndi Bashow, Nancy Murray, Lynn Mu len, Roberta King, Cheryl Wetzel, Sharon Gilmore, Donna Bramblett, Lisa Jordan, Man'a Abat- zagulou. . ' w . 3 Q i a: lhe Agonian Soron'ty is: ROW 1: Amy Whalen, Sue Spencer, Lisa Gratton, Patti Short, ROW 2: Sue Rice, Nancy Ball, Karen Kittelson, Sue Hoffman, Cristy Lynn Charlton, Mary Ellen Sullivan, Joan Mosher, Patty Abernethy, ROW 3: Linda Connelly, Becky Monkton, Suzi Scholterer, Pam Pendleton, Barb Lanzano, Anne Marie Bianchi, Karen Tuttle, Nadine Gager, Lianne Gibson, Donna Passarella, Clareann Lomber, Jeannie Quatrocchi, Debbie Benjamin, Vera Thurston, Lori Gremmels, Barb Hall, Terry Ann Catanzarita, Anne Haney, Kathleen Inez McCraith, Carol Martyniack, Sharon Cooney, Missing: Lynn Newlove, Margin Kane, Cindy Ann Darrow, Bonnie Johnson, Eileen W. Hollister, T. T. UConner, Joanne Taggart, Sue Difulgentiz, Denise Rich, JoAnn Koc Lisa Adam, Leslee Bickford, Cindy Natowitz, Jean Lennon, Kathy Lynch, Debbie LoBello, Mindy Mospaw, Leslie Weiser, Val Dimon, Colleen Costello, Debbie Williams, Sue Cancilla, Linda Manuli, Sue Mur- dock, Sue Gibson, Mary Jo Walker. 39 n6 3'57 Silhouetted by a sin 1e spotlight, J. Geils entertains a C arkson crowd on November 22 bboveL The five man Boston band put on a fine performance for over two hours. A grimacing J. 62115 puts on a characteristic face during his ex cellent guitar play h-ightl Lead singer Peter Wolf is flanked by lone spotli hts during a set. Infra-red film atered the normal colors Mar righU. 10 11-115 costume transformed from a br111iant Eurpde to a deep red J 69115 plays 16 an enthusiastic crowd behind a background of hts infra red c016r 111m caused the change 6f colors . , axwoem-tswue ;. i 1 1 , Probably one of the most energetic and exciting bands ever to appear at Clarkson was the J. Geils band. Hailing from Boston; J. Geils played before a ray1arge and very receptive crowd on Monday, November 22 at the Clarkson gym - From their opening song of Loveitis , the band perfumed at their best; lead , 1 singer Peter Wolf danced and strutted across the stage,accept1ng drinks and hats from the aud1ence Danny Klein, on bass, remained relative1y Calm and ex pressionlyess throughout the concert, whi1e J Ge115 on lead guitar played 6 through a vanety of facial and body motions.FQl1owing 1LOVeitis11, the band moved thrOugh Give it to me11, 11Southside Shuff1e11,11Detroit BreakdoWnZ 11Where Did Our Love 6011 and much of their other music. Returning for 111116 en- 1 , ' cbres, the band played some of their more recent hits including 11Funky Peanut Butter11, and Start All Over Again11. J. Gei1s was prObab1y one of the fails1best 'w c6ncerts in Potsdam 1 Harry Chapins 7 backup is; SteveChapin 1a Clarkson gracIua1te 7 onrpiano, John Wailace on bass, Harry Chapin, Doug Waiker'on 'itar, and Howie Fields on drums bbovel Bi Iy' Joel is engrossedin hfs'piano playing during his October 1 concert highU. ,, ' , ' Billy Joel tugs on a security rope which he finds not to his liking. Joel, the uPiano Marf' put on a very professional concert on October 7 at the Clarkson gym Go I A hexagonal lens provides a unique view of singer Harry Chapin during his fall concert b oval WWW M WL a w.mwzhwm L ,, Mwm,n,,. a WWWM WWVNWW A ICAC champ Pete Rickert runs past the hill campus on his way to setting Clarksons, course record of 29.00 minutes. He placed first in Clarksons 42-20 loss to St. Lawrence on October 19 Gem. Don Sipher, a senior from Gouvemeur, N.Y., battles a hill near Woodstock Village during the St. Lawrence meet. Sipher placed 12th in the contest Welowl A required course for all Clarkson stu- dents should be Warking 101.H This course, prefaced by an introduction as to the difference between faculty and student lots 9 hhe former are closer and always have room while the latter are distinguishable by apparent over- crowdingk would stress patience and precision in parking procedures Especially between 9 and 2i This topic, since it encompasses such a vast amount of information, could easily fill a 3-credit hour course. Here is a sample course outline: 1. Time and spatial relationships br how to spend as much time driving downtown, parking, and walking from the space you finally found to park in as it wouldkle taken to walk in the first placek 2. Elements of the PARKING IN POTSDAM The Potsdam Constant tP cct t : No Parking Parallel Park tthis chapter includes dis- cussion of parking in a space 3 inches smaller than your cart, 3. Packing of Parking Lots-at within the lines, bt pot- pourri twithout the linest, 4. Triple Park- ing and other forms of the illegal park, and 5. Crowding, Cramming, and Curs- ing. tthis topic involves an overview of ttParking AppreciationW. This course is potentially very difficult due to the high risk of accident andt or lunacy as a result of field experience. The logical conclu- sion of any student, upon successful completion of the course tthis is a relatively small percentage of the initial enrollment, unfortunatelyt, is that ifs better to spend $.25 and take the bus. By Debbie Ceglinski v:- 3f g 1,: w ,, G 1-;st .- Arr a gag 53. ten Clarkson h26 St.Johns . . . 18 Petsdam State 17 St. Mikest . . 27 Hobart . . . 42 St. Lawrence 62 h BIT . . . . . 62 St Lawrence h Lemoyne Invitational . . . ICAC......h..... On a golf course overlooking one of New Yorkst scenic Finger lakes, Pete Rickert taboveL a freshman fro Syracuse, N.Y., runs well ahead of the pack, on his way to a first lace finish in the ICAC meet. Clarkson went on finish third out of six teams. Below, the start of the meet: Clar on runners tfrom leftt are; Jeff Sullivan, Darr Bovee and Perry Gasperini. Opponent . .7 . .30 A young cross-country team started off their season against a team that had been undefeated for three years: St. John Fischer. Their streak was finally ended at 25, as Clarkson came away with a 26-30 victory. The first man across the line was a new face in Clarkson running: freshman Pete Rickert. The supporting cast for the victory was junior Rich Rougeux, freshman Darrell Bovee, and seniors Don Sipher and Perry Gaspenni. Clarkson went on to its second victory of the season by defeating a new cross- country team from Potsdam State 18-45. On October 2, the barriers ran Hobart on a scenic golf course which overlooked one of the Finger Lakes in southwestern New York. As the race progressed, it appeared as if Clarkson would coast to an easy win; they owned the first five positions at the mile mark. However, the Hobart team fought back only to fall short of Clarkson by a single point, 27-28. Following long weekend, the barriers travelled to Winooski, Vermont, to try their legs against a vastly improved St. Mikels team. Clarkson proved the better, as they took lst, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 6th places, and a 17-40 win. With a perfect 4-0 record, Clarkson now faced their arch-rival, St. Lawrence, the only team in their path to an ICAC cham- pionship. On an overcast October day in Potsdam, at 4:00, the starting gun soun- ded; twenty-nine minutes later, freshman, Pete Rickert crossed the finish line, break- ing a three-year course record. This proved to be the only bright spot for Clarkson, as a strong Lam'e team took the next seven places, and an easy 20-42 victory. Following a tri-meet loss to RIT and, again, St. Lawrence, Clarkson travelled to Hobart for the ICAC championships, where the team clinched 3rd place, their best showing in four years. Freshman, Pete Rickert, by his first place finish, became the first Clarkson runner ever to win the ICAC championship. The 1976-77 cross country team is: ROW 1: Fran Rougeux, Co- Capt. Don Sipher, Betsy Beard, Co-Capt. Perry Gasperini, Steven Hearl. ROW 2: Jack Phillips-Coach, Pete Rickert, La Johnson, Darrell Bovee, Jeff Sullivan, Rich Rougeux, Trainer ob Kane. ggslSING: Asst. Coach Tom Tiemann, Fred Moore, James e 1m. The intense, close contact of a soccer game is revealed in this shot of a save by goalie, Kirk Junco bbovel Clarkson players shown are Mom leftk Tom Buono, Bill Thomsen, Carl Stafford, Curt Thompson, and Dzanko Duras. Below, halfback Paul Sassos races towards the ball in an unsuccessful attempt to score against Hamilton. Carl Stafford Mar n'gh0 a senior from Spencerport, N Y moves the ball away from an attacker in the Hamilton game. Clarkson dropped the non-league contest 21. Clarkson ' ' L , ' y , L ' L , ' - LeMoyne Alfred . . Ithaca . . Plattsburgh Hobart Hamilton . Binghamton St. Iawrence Potsdam RIT . . . U. of Roch. Colgate - HHHWGOOHWNWUI NNWHGNWNNNOB SOCCER It was a year of ups and downs for Clarksonts soccer team. Following a 2-2 tie against LeMoyne, the booters downed Alfred 5-4, and then trounced Ithaca 50, playing probably their best game of the season. Against powerhouses Binghamton and St. Lawrence, the knights did not put on as good a showing, as they were shut out 3-0 and 20 League champions, St. Lawrence, went on to shut out every oppo- nent in the league, and were later picked for NCAA post season playoffs. Clarkson bounced back from the two losses to down Potsdam 5-0 and RIT 3-1; but then dropped two non-league games to Colgate and Rochester. The knights played an ex- cellent game against tough Colgate, but ended up on the short side of a 2-1 score. With a 4-1 league record, Clarkson still hung onto a chance for making the ECAC playoffs; a victory against RPI would clinch it. On October 1, the hooters travelled to Troy, N.Y., and, in a hard-fought contest, lost 2-1. Individually, four members made ICAC league honors; co-captain Gary Lawton and Dzenko Duras made lst team all-league, and co-captains Curt Thompson and Tom Buono were picked for 2nd team honors. The 1976 Clarkson Soccer team is: ROW 1: Kirk Junco, Mark Vaska. ROW 2' Tim Callahan, Austin Cline, Andre Schwe ler, Bob Penny, Gary Lawton, Curt Thompson, Tom Buono, Rick Smith, E McLau hlin, Tim Distler, Al Davis, Brian Chafin, Coach. ROW 3: Peter Luellen, Bill right, Craig Main, Reggie Home, Ed Loveland, George Salloum, Paul Sassos, Dzenko Duras, Brian Lange, Carl Stafford, Chn's Pennell, Bill Thomsen. Goalie Kirk Junco, a sophomore from Delmar, NY. hbovd punts against Hamilton. Below, halfback Dzanko Duras watches as an airborne Bill Thomsen battles a Hamilton attacker. Team captains: Keith Duncan, Tim Cun- nin ham, Kevin Kepner, with coach Jack Philips. BASEBALL CLARKSON BASEBALL Potsdam State Potsdam State R.P.I. RPJ. Colgate Ithaca Ithaca R.I.T. R.l.T. 8 9 3 7 6 2 4 1 7 ROW 1: Ed Wixted, Mark, Don Cado, Lou Henrek'ilKeith Duncan, Tim Cunningham, Kevin Kepner, Kevin Za pia, Te Hillary, Harold Landal, Roy DiBartolomeo, Bob Clarke. R0 2: Coach Jack Phillips, Charlie Sharlow, Paul Dobrowolski, andy Fu er, Dave Lubert, Scott Stacey, Dave Hinman, Bob Dean, Bill Blackwood, Tony Rindone. The 1976 LaCrosse Team is: FRONT: Paul Detwiler, Larry Allen. ROW 1: James Baron; Assistant Coach, Sandy Ellsworth; Mana er, Mark Frank, Steve Aweduti, Jesse Armstrong, John Riegel, Bruce Davidson, Egil Zarins, William Eccles, Mike Cook, Don Whel ey, Greg Stanley, Jamy Geiss, John Hantz; Coach, Roy Moore; Assistant Coach. ROW 2: Steve Warr; Assistant Coach, Ed Bierman, Joe Schmid, Larry Kuhl, Jack Davis, Al Nolet, Mark Lawless, George Miller, Dave Gates, Jim Joinnides, Bruce Fifield, Tom Murdoch. The Golf Team is: John Serwatka, Sid Tanchak, Captain; Mark Farrell, Bill Beckman, Tom Gatta, Jake Peters, Dan Subik. A. Co-captains Paul Detwiler Hem and Larry Allen with coach John Hantz. Elmira Invitational CCT 6 out of 13 score of 329 Brooklea lnv. 11 out of 21 score of 341 Plattsburgh lnv. 3 out 'of 8- - sCore of 11 Siena Inv. 7 out of 11 score of 340 St. Lawrence L Hamilton Alfred Hobart BLT. Ithaca Colgate Siena Potsdam State RPJ. Woments Varsity Club Volleyball at Clarkson had a much improved season this year ending with a 7 and 3 won-lost record tthe ttBh team mustered a 5 and 5 recordt. Most of the team is composed of Juniors who have played together for three years so they are contemplating another good season next year. Coach Marilyn Johnson has been with the team two years and did a very capable job at the helm. The Clarkson Club plays other clubs from some of the sur- rounding colleges playing each time twice in a best of 3 series. The games are supervised by club referees and have proven in the past to be competitive, ex- citing, and enjoyable to the participants and spectators alike. WOMENtS VOLLEYBALL Diane DiFrancesco, Sharon Yohn, Valerie Dixon, Coach Johnson, Sylvia Welling, Kate Haugstad, Debbie Ceglinski, Laurie Moore, Cathy Neale, Deb Lehman, Mary Noon, Susan Myers, Lise Scheuch, Laurie Holdridge, Mary Fadden, Joanne LerS. MISSING: Jenny Dekleva, Lael Dickinson. Deb Lehman makes the spike. CCT CCT CCT Jefferson CCT CCT CCT CCT North Country CCT Potsdam State CCT Potsdam State CCT CCT North Country North Country Potsdam State Potsdam State CCT CCT CCT Canton ATC CCT ' St. Lawrence St. lawrence ' Jefferson CCT Jefferson St. lawrence St. Lawrence NorthCounny : V CCT North Country CCI' Potsdam State CCT Jefferson Jefferson CCT CCT CCT CCT Canton ATC Canton ATC Canton ATC CCT L Canton ATC Botixzuum, Jerry D'Amaro, Rod Davis, Randy Murphy, Bob Foth, John Maxfield, Gary Proulx, Ken Lally, Sgt. Ma- jor ison. St. Bonaventure Canisius RIT Syracuse Canisius St. Bonaventure Syracuse BASKETBALL 1977 Basketball Team: ROW 1: Rick Avis Assistant Coach, Mike Niles, Nick McCarthy Co-Captains, Brian Chafin Head Coach. ROW 2: Scott Stace , Pat Henson, John Gordon, Todd Lutterbein, Fred Kane, Marvin Mishkin, Art Misiaszek, Mark Wrigley, Mark arrell, Barry Korman, Mike Bissonette, Evon Burks, Loren Meeder. ny The 1977 Womens' basketball team is: ROW 1: C. Neale, P. Griffin, 5. Davenport, C. Wicks, V. Dixson, N. Haller; ROW 2: L. Dickinson, J. Collins, 8. Neenan, C. Argulewicz, M. Hitt, D. Lehman, coach Norb Smalling. aim: not w q: ml emu m? u: The 1977 Golden Knight's hockey team is: ROW 1:J. York koachL M. Cardoni, T. Conroy, C. Valentine, R. Shaw kocaptj, D. Taylor ko- cath, J. Hewitt, J. Robaza, G. Tomaris, W. O'Flaherty; ROW 2: 8. Kane HrainerL C. Loupelle, R. Tarasuk, M. McNalI , M. Wright, C. Sharlow, B. Blackwood, K. Zappia, S. Tanchak, R. Wetmore; ROW 3: J. Guthrie, M. McDougall, J. Wescott, P. Hunter, D. akuch, L. Cle- ments, B. Sheilds, C. Laughlin, J. Hall, K. Owen. J. V ? , D Craig Laughlin retrieving the puck from Union after a save by Brian Sheids. Final Score: Clarkson 9, Union 3. Kevin Zappia, Bill Blackwood, and Marty McNally in a power play against U.N.H. 3W $$$$$Qg$$$$$$ x : iggiegii i? $.$i$i$ati$ir -,- . .:V.V.w.;,w - $5 9w .3 m 2:3..9W'9W W Q Q WV buzz. g3? mm . .9 iii; $::? hvk-$:. who L Won $5; : yoo'ow Wm g k W? $4ng ;,:3 s13 4: 4M w w m. 3W, w W MHZ. , W 1a.:- : m4. mifm wnxk 2: ways v view? v ,M 6 $ b! $$i3f$ngs$39ivgg The Golden Knighfs in a pre-game conference. Dave Taylor assists Syd Tanchak in scoring against Penn State. Final Score: Clarkson 7, Penn State 4. To say the Golden Knights had a very good year in hockey for the 7677 season would be an understatement. To tell all behind the success and accomplishments of the team would be an impossibility. But certainly, having finished first in ECAC Division I play, the liYear of the Golden Knighti, became a reality. Clarkson opened the season strong, tak- ing back to back wins against Western Michigan, then splitting two contests against Canadian teams, beating Toronto, but losing to Canadasi no. 1 team, Concor- dia. Twelve records were broken as Clarkson defeated three teams in winning the Thanksgian Tournament. After downing powerhouse UNH 5-2, the Golden Knights easily handled Ottawa 13-3 and St. Lawrence 7-1. Returning to division 1 action, Clarkson defeated Vermont, rival RPI and Colgate to up their ECAC record to 6-0. RPI took their revenge three weeks later, when they upset Tech 5-2 in their own RPI Touma- ment; they went on to take the trophy. Clarkson settled for a second place finish by virtue of their relatively easy wins over Pennsylvania and Yale. On January 14, Clarkson began the first of fourteen ECAC contests, which they hoped would result in a Division I crown. Following victories against Northeastern and Penn, Clarkson lost only their second Division I contest to Cornell 11-8, despite hat tricks by Dave Taylor and Sid Tanchak. Following a 9-3 victory over Division II powerhouse Union, the Clarkson skaters trounced St. Lawrence 10-2 at Appleton Arena in Canton. Four days later, they assumed the Division I lead as All- American goalie Brian Shields shutout Princeton, and Tech skated to a 3-0 win. Meeting a fired up RPI club in the Ice Carnival game, Clarkson scored seven goals, gave up six, and took the rubber match between the two schools. Returning to the road, Tech invaded fifth ranked Boston College and skated away with a 6-3 victory. Two nights later, they repeated Clarkson Regains Eastern Ice Supremacy POTSDAM-A cry of Wetre Number One rang through Clark- son's Walker arena following the Golden Knights' impressive 7-6 win over the nation's top ranked team. the University of New Hampshire. Tuesday night. It was coach Jerry York's second win over the Wildcats in three outings this season and put Clarkson back in the driver's seat in the East. Dave Taylor, Sid Tanchak and Kevin Zappia each scored twice and had an assist. New Hampshire's Rod Langway had a goal and three ass- ists and Frank Roy two goals and an 9 wt. hr! iir 'the y now just one short of the record for most points in a season set by Ar- myis Dave Merhar back in 1969. Two more points and he will have the best single season output in ECAC history. The win gives the first place Gol- den Knights a 18-4 ECAC Division 1 mark, 24-6 overall. New Hampshire dropped to 21-5 in the ECAC and 25-8 overall. Clarkson goalie Brian Shields stopped 32 shots while UNHis Dan Magnareili had 35 saves. 18 in the first period when Clarkson was flyir g. rkson c' eludes regular Frid' 'ht e wit' v' i' ver and will await an opponent for Tues- day night's opening round of the ECAC playoffs. Kevin Zappia triggered a thun- dering roar from the already Voria- cious crowd at 1:44 as be flipped the puck between Magnarelli's legs for his 24th goal with assists from Marty McNally and Craig Laughlin. Ralph Cox got UNH even at 3:05 but Tanchak picked up a pretty pass from Taylor to score his 32nd goal to put Clarkson back in front again at 5240. Murray Wright alsoxgot an ass- ist. tor slamr id hr rebou d of' ill Biar V' up 3-1 r ild 0 Courtesy of the Watertown Times their performance against eighth ranked Providence, win- ning a 4-2 decision. On February 16, the Golden Knights handed Colgate a 4-1 loss, a first on Colgate ice in four years. Entering the February 19th weekend, Clarkson sported an overall record of 22-4 with a division record of 16-2, good for first place in the east, and second in the nation. On the 19th, Tech ran into a high flying UNH club, and dropped an 8-6 decision. The next night, they played a surging BU team, and lost 6-1. Returning home on the 25th, Clarkson came back to win a rather lackluster 5-2 game against Vermont. All- American goalie Brian Shields played a tremendous game in the nets, but Techs, performance appeared generally ragged. On March 1, the University of New Hampshire invaded Walker Arena for what promised to be one of the most important games of the year. Tech started out strong, taking leads of 3-1 and 4-2 on the strength of two goals by Dave Taylor. UNH quickly stormed back in the second period, scoring three goals to take a 5-4 lead. With thirty-seven seconds remaining in the period, Kevin Zappia fired a shot past UNHsi Magnarelli to tie the game at 5-5. Forty-five seconds into the third period, Sid Tanchak got the go ahead goal, and Marty McNally tallied with five minutes left, giving Clarkson a two goal lead. A last second goal by UNH still left them on the short end of a 7-6 count. Once again no. 1 in the east, Clarkson closed out their regular season by overcoming a tough St. Lawrence team in overtime 6-5. In first period action, Dave Taylor picked up his 93rd and 94th points of the season, breaking the xv'asmvtmv-WWWW w A- all-time ECAC scon'ng record. The Golden Knights entered the ECAC quarter finals against eighth ranked Providence, and defeated them 6- 3. However, hopes for an NCAA crown ended March 11 in the semi-finals, when Clarkson lost a 6-4 lead late in the third period, and dropped a 7-6 game to BU. Cornell took advantage of an obviously frustrated squad in the consolation game, as they tipped Clarkson 5-4, despite three points by Dave Taylor and two goals by defenseman Billy Blackwood. Individually, Clarkson placed three skaters on the All- American team: forward Dave Taylor, defenseman Billy Blackwood and goalie Brian Shields. Taylor set numerous records in his hockey career, including most points in Clarkson and ECAC season history, most career goals and assists in Clarkson history; he was drafted by the Los Angeles Kings of the NHL and Houston in the WHA Blackwood finished the season as the eastsi top scoring defenseman, and holds Clarksonsi career scon'ng record for defensemen. Second time All-Amen'can Bn'an Shields was a major factor in the success of the Clarkson team. Finishing the season with a 3.6 goals against average, Shields stopped an average of 31.2 shots per game, had one shutout, and shared in another. Predictions for the future? Techsi returning skaters look very impressive, but they will need to put out that lit- tle bit extra if they hope to play in the NCAASC Once they do, though, I hope Fm there. CLARKSONS WOMEN HOCKEY ROW 1: B. Shoemaker, A. Peterson, N. Suska, E. Hollaran, J. Falk, P. Monn. ROW 2: S. McKee, B. Johnson, 8. Deweese, J. Vatsuky, J. White, S. Schwarz. ROW 3: S. Pitz Trainer, Jim Fortin, Tom Assistant Coaches, L. Schilling Manager, R. Frazer Coach. MISSING: M. Bradshaw, K. George, L. Kinblow, K. Haffner, L. Holdridge. G W m E m Members of this ROW 2: M. Fro K RECORD CIARKSON OPPONENTS 12 St. Lawrence 30 15 Geneseo 22 30 R.P.I. 21 23 Potsdam 27 0 St. Lawrence 44 ears wrestling team are: ROW 1: R. Norman, R. Porter, J. Hanlon, C. Rabideau, D. Geromini, T. Clemente, E. Ayers. m, M. Russom, B. Spence, J. Nichols, D. Rubin, S. Powell, J. Galarneau, R. Nordin, J. Riley, Coach R. Whipple. WMMA, mm, L L mm The members of this yeafs Ski Team are: ROW 1: C. Langraf, P. Haase, Brandy, B. Beard, J. Morrison. ROW 2: S. Kimball, B. Green. ROW 3: S. Hein, B. Ott, T. Walsh, L. Johnson, J. Sullivan. Ski Club members are: ROW 1: J. Mark, J. Edwards, S. Schmidt, D. Zoghby, E. Sachs, J. M ers, S. Walstrum. ROW 2: D. Barber, J. Munson, R. Pramuka, B. Mason, D. Myer, J. Allen, J. Buran, S. Jerry, B. Gillette. ROW : E. Smay, D. Williams, D. Snyder, D. Hirschmann, J. Andrews, G. Elsner, L. Blum, B. Laski, R. Masik. ROW 4: B. Beckman, P. Wier, F. Nelson, H. Mogulsmaher, R. Rockwood, H. Sitz, H. Hanger, J. Dettwiler. All-East candidate, Billy Blackwood skates against UNH Rom. Blackwood crossed the 100 career point total for defencemen late in the season. All- American goalie Brian Shields, defends against UVM. bbovd Clarkson took the division 1 contest 9-2. Named five times as ECAC player of the week and 6 times on the ICAC honor roll is junior John Gordon hightl SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Clarkson College athletic director, William Fiesinger tleftt, congratulates freshman Pete Rickert following his victory in the ICAC cross- country championship at Hobart ttop leftt. Clarksonts Tom Buono, Gary Lauton, and Curt Thompson, All-ICAC selections, pose with coach Brian Chafin tbelow lefty The nation's leading hockey scorer, Dave Taylor, skates against UNH tbelowt. An All-American candidate, Taylor broke many of Clarksonts scoring records. Jeff Hanlon, a senior civil en ineer, poses with coach Rory Whip- ple tto t. Han?on won the ICAC wrestling crown at the Fe ruary championships in Rochester. WWMwMNWVgWW. mg w ' I393 3i ,afsl: . 4 5,13??? V wmwwmmwy ,s 3:, ,izE g E m E w a O GRADUATION 76 TAU BETA PI Members of Tau Beta Pi are: B. Argauer, K. Barr, R. Barrett, J. Bromley, K. Chan, J. Coon, D. Curtin, L. Dagan, B. Dailey, C. Dittmar, Jr., R. Eberhardt, D. Farling, D. Fessenden, J. Foell, S. Fournier, F. Furman, A. Gallucci, H. Glaser, C. Guzy, R. Hart, D. Hem'ck, D. Hinman, T. Kelleher, M. Malone, S. Martin, M. Maslyn, T. McNeil, J. Moulton, T. Peters, R. Rivers, D. Robideau, B. Scheffres, S. Schwartz, D. Sipher, C. Stafford, J. Taube, R. Terry, R. Tobin, R Twist, D. Valentine, B. Walthers, R. Wetmore, W. Wright, J. Yackiw, G. Zabele, R. Avis, D. Brown, D. Oehlbick, J. Bender, P. Childs, A. Cline, J. Daly, R. Davison, T. Dickerman, M. Fadden, G. Faigle, J. Farmer, A. Free, D. Gamer, D. Hesler, B. Howell,A Hunt, E. Isganitis, C.Johnson, R. Lee,D. Lehman, M. Libb ,D. Metzler,V. Milito,T. Miller, S. Ormsby, D. Piegza, C. Rap occio, J. Ribaud, R. Rougeux, J. Scherer, J. Schmid, B. Smithgall, J. Stecia , T. VanGorder, W. Vanwagenen, T. Wangerman, R. Ziek, 13 link. kg. ROW 1: T. Brown, R. Avis. ROW 2: C. Stafford, Dean Misiaszek, B. Argauer. 114 The ICRN-TV staff is ROW 1: S. Churran, P. Skeberdis. ROW 2: D. Fisher, B. Haskell, J. Ceasrine, M. Brother, 3. DeEilb, P. Mahoney, R. Sorci, F. Rossi. ROW 3: P. Browne, A, Cataloge, R. Paige, J. Kirby, D. Weihrich, P. owe . AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Members of the Radio Club are: ROW 1: R. Terry, N. Flatley, R. Beach, P. Seamon. ROW 2: S. Gian- dinoto, Neil Moskowitz, A. Boldt, M. Sullivan, C. Wamecke, D. Elmendorf, J. Carlson. ROW 3: J. Morgan, G. Williams, L. Ching, J. Pemal, K. Feeney, R. Sorci. SCABBARD AND BLADE ROW 1: Bob Maso, Pat Moreland, Eric Shimomura, April Abel. ROW 2: Captain Robert McDononald MdvisorL John Harris, Carl Childs, Wayne Harrer, Larry Gero. ROW 3: Pete Bleigh, John Kokas, Walt Chahanovich, Nancy Bradt, Doug Gamer, John Hirwishin, Russ Stebbins, Captain Nancy Zizunas Mdvisorl ROTC RANGERS ROW 1: K. Queen, R. Majo, CPT Salman, H. Celentano, Z. Garroutte, S. O Meara, W. Un- derwood, S. Bennett. ROW 2: J. Peters, J. Scherer, A. Abell, L. Grero, C. Rahn, B. Se ain, J. Gosnell, P. Yarger, E. Shimidmora, Maj. Hassett, ZLT Schroeder. ROW 3: N. Bates, R. illard, J. Tuell, W. O,Brien, W. Bamann, R. Dickson, J. Na 21, C. Childs, M. Rosenthal. ROW 4: C. Burdo, 5. Penny, K. Wrisley, S. Dou lass, J. Chera, g Roe, K. Gitter, P. Barnes, J. Demin , P. Moreland, P. Bleigh, P. Eliason. R0 5: B. Stone, J. Verruso, J. Harris, A. Stevens, J. Hensley, P. Mittelstaedt, J. Small, J. Dewitt, M. Clark. OUTING CLUB Frank Zupancic, Mike Rawdon, Frank Peters, Karel Czandema, Sal D Auria President, Sue Terrsy, Alanes Cline, Libby Bolster, Paul Scheino, Glenn Easterbrook, Judi Steciak, Carl Hamke, Ge Snyder, Bob Zogg, Don mit , Pete Thiemann, Doug Longrenn, Bob Goldmen, Joe Melber, Steve Nash, Steve Hein, uy Arnold, Adviser. w ROW 1: Annemarie Victore, Chegl Puccio, Laun'e Powell, Ruth Abramason, Steve Lincoln, Mary Jude Darrow, Steve Pn'ston, Alison Bradner. ROW 2: avid Stevenson, Tim Wade, Eileen Romano, Mike McCormack, David Curtis, Barb Caming, Cheryl Krantz, Ruth Goldner. CLARKSONIAN General staff Tom Scruggs, editor Cheryl Edgerton, assistant editor Barb Johnson, layout editor Ed UConner, business manager Cliff Lee, sports editor Kevin Pipp, art editor Grace MacMillen Denise Bell Sue Thompson Jackie Clinton Liza Schilling Kate Hau stad Karen Jac son Gary Gilot Tom VanGorder Clareann Lomber Elaine Chipouras Photo staff Ron Shih, hoto editor Linda Row ey Jeff Disfefano Keith Abell Tom Walsh Sharon Yohn Doug Weeks Francis Rougen Matt Kaltenbach Kevin Calkins Rich Chitty Bill Gillette Bob Haskell Cindy Gilder Mike Pacheco Ron Shih, Tom Scruggs, Ed UConner. Clarksonian weople are: ROW 1: Cleryl Edgerton, Bill Gillette, Linda Rowley. R0 2: Matt Kaltenbach, Tom Walsh, Bob Haskell. r integrator k VOLUME LVIII Number 12 Gabon College of Technology Cold Weather Paralyzes Northeastern U.S. Continued cold weather combined with a wind.swept snowstorm brought a state of emergency to much of the United States last week. The storm, which struck during the last weekend in Janu. ary, immobilized virtually all the Midwestern and Northeastern states, The bitter cold and drift- ing snow resulted in blizzard conditions in these areas. In northern New York the storm created hazardous travel- ing conditions from late Friday through Monday. A state of e- mergency was declared Monday, January 31, in St. LaWrence County, and afternoon classes were cancelled at Clarkson and Potsdam State. Many state roads including the state thruway were closed due to drifting snow during the storm. Buffalo, which has seen a record amount of snowfall already this year, was hit hardest by the blizzard. Thousands of cars were aban- doned in the Buffalo region, and the impossible roads there resulted in at least 12 deaths. Several other states also faced massive snow removal tasks. including Michigan where 11-foot drifts blocked the roads. To aid in the snowstorm, National Guardsmen were called out in Minnesota, Ohio and Pen- nsylvania. The blizzard only served to compound other problems created by the unusually cold weather throughout much of the nation. If below normal temperatures continue into Feb. this winter will go down in the records as the coldest of the century. The Mississippi and Ohio Rivers havefrozen over. trap- ping hundreds of barges in the ice. Many of the barges contain heating oil yet to be delivered. Similiar conditions exist on many waterways in the eastern two-thirds of the country. Along the New Jersey coast, ice is-causing problems of a dif- ferent sort. The shifting ice is breaking apart piers. docks, and navigation aids in the coastal waters. More damage to piers is by Ken Lofgren expected to occur when the ice eventually thaws this spring. The cold weather this winter has also effected the southern states. Florida was hit by several successive cold snaps that caused extensive damage to vegetable and citrus crops. Early estimates placed the loss at over $350 million. As a result, over 100,000 migrant workers in Florida were temporarily left without jobs. The crop damage will also cause higher prices for winter vegetables and citrus fruits throughout the nation. The cold weather alsoewor- sened the natural gas shortage that is effectlng no fewer than 17 states. In New York, dwindling gas supplies forced the closing of over 15,000 industries in the state. The shutdowns resulted in about 200,000 temporary lay- offs. Schools in the state have also been effected. Gov. Carey ordxed the closing of 1300 gas- heate schools for aWeek. The gas shortage began to ease some- what in parts of New York last Three CCT Organizations Affected by SGA Budget Cuts Three organizations at Clarkson have been affected by the Student Government Assoc- iation budget problems. SGA, Potsdam State's counterpart to the Clarkson CCSA, pays half of the budget for ice Carnival, and WTSC. Up until this year. WNTC was also joint funded. When the audit of SGA accounts showed a deficit of $40,000, CCSA President Bob Rizzieri. CCSA Vice President Bob Ziek, CCSA Comptroller Maggie ,Mangen and Recreational Services Director Guy Arnold met with SGA President John Duggan and SGA Treasurer Tom Kilmartin to discuss the affect of the deficit on the three organizations. At that meeting, held in early 'December, Duggan and Kilmartin itold CCSA that they wanted WNTC liquidated. that they would fund WTSC for at least two years, and that they might pay their half of this year's Ice Carnival budget. The following is a synopsis, by organization,'. of, what has happened since that meeting. WNTC Last spring, after CCSA had already approved WNTC's 1976-77 budget, SGA voted to drop all funding from WNTC. As a result, CCSA picked up SGA's half of the funding making WNTC a totally Clarkson organization. On the basis of past money invested in the sta- tion, SGA wants half ofWNTC's assets - in cash. At the December meeting, Duggan and Kilmartin said that SGA is entitled to half the' insured value. or $13,000. CCSA, in turn, explained to them that the insurance, which Clarkson pays for, is based not on the present day value of the station, but on the replacement value, a fact that Duggan and Kilmartin claimed they did not know. Actually. about 751th of. the equipment in WNTC was designed and built by station members. Thus, the present- day value is not near the insured value. Rizzieri spoke to Dean by Harriet Carter Davis about the WNTC situation and the possibility of having an audit done to find the actual value. Davis said that he could find someone to do the audit, but the cost would have to be split between CCSA and SGA. SGA has said nothing about my ing for the audit. Rizzieri also explained the situation to President Plane, who answered that he does not want to see any money change hands tCCSA to SGAL While waiting to see the final outcome, several CCSA senators have been raising some interesting points about the SGA suggestion of liquidation. First. the audit will probably cost more than the actual value. ThuskSGA wouldn't gain any money - just lose a radio station. Second, CCSA does not have the money to throw away on an audit. Third, if labor is consid- ered as part of the equipment value, a 50-50 split of the cash could be considered unreason- continued on page 2 Tuesday, February 8, 1977 j Integrator staff are: ROW 1: Bob Ziek, Barb Ward, Harriet Carter, editor. A.C. Mendions. ROW 2: Ken Lofgren, Mark Weiss. ROW 3: Steve Kurgartis, Ed Schin. dler. CCT Not Hurt By Gas Shortage A natural gas shortage, which is'disrupting many schools and industries throughout the country, will not be a problem for Clarkson, natural gas used by the college is purchased from the St. Lawrence Gas Company, which in turn obtains natural gas directly from Canada. Canada currently has a plen- tiful supply of natural gas. CCT is fortunate in this reSpect, for St. Lawrence county is the only county in New York state that receivces natural gas from our northern neighbor. In fact. very few areas in the easternU.S.re- ceive any natural. gas from Can- ada. The cost of gas to Clarkson for January 77 is expected to rise only 120A over the Dec. 77 price. Approximately one third of Clarkson College facilities use natural gas. Most of these are real estate and dormitory buildings, such as the Faculty Apartments, the president's home, Smith House, Moore House, Hill Dorms, and the Gym. Other buildings at Clark- son use a variety of power sources; typically electricity and fuel oils. Many of the heating systems are conveniently adap- table to a variety of power sources. They are thereby safe from shortage problems of any particular source. Such flr '- ible systems will by used for all by Steve Yurgartis new construction. The college continues to improve energy utilization effic- iency. According to Mr. Gerald Gonyea. Director of Physical Plant. over the past four years consumption of fuel oil at the central steam plant has de- creased 27070 andconsumptiOnof electricity for the entire college has decreased 4094;. Clearly a sig nificant amelioration. An un- official goal set for Clarkson by Mr. Gonyea is a reduction of tot- al energy consumption to 125,000 BTU per square foot per year, or less. This would be a decrease of about 3Wo over the consumption of four years ago. Total cost to meet this goal would be roughly one million dollars. Improvements requiring investments that can be regained through fuel cost savings within two years have been generally undertaken. Further conserva- tion projects are under cosidera- 'tion. Although Clarkson College. by necessity, requires abundant power sources, no major energy supply problems are forseen in the next few years. This com- forting outlook could, of course, change drastically if fuel export; ing countries alter current poli- cies or State and Federal laws change. For present. we have a warm place to sit and plan for the future. 119 Auto club members are: ROW 1: Charles Rue, Jim Flanagan, Jim Braun, Dick Barret, Jim Beverly, Tad Eeinstein; ROW 2: M. Schultz, Kevin Evans, Steve Spiak, S. Neenan, Bob Haskell, Paul Smith, John Van- aume. Hmm let me see Beatles, Bee Gees, B.T.O. . . . I know its here somewhere Ooops! Therels the phone! . .. llGood evening, this is WNTC. May we help you? . . . Sure, we play requests a special dedication? O.K., let me scribble it down somewhere . . . alright, well get it on the air as soon as possible right. ByePl I know right where that one is lets see Poco Pink Floyd Ah! here it is! Now quick, over to turntable 2 . . . cue it up all set. Headphones on Microphone on as the song fades out . . . WYes, that one was Elton John and Goodbye Yellow-Brick Roadll, here on wonderful Wincee radio at twelve minutes past the hour, . . This next song is a special dedication to all the girls on Ross 111 from all the guys on Brooks In hit turntable 2 llYOU AINlT NOTHIN BUT A HOUND DOG turn off mike, headphones off Now where was I? Beatles Bee Gees . . . B.T.O . . . this is a two-man job WN C FRONT ROW hitting Dan Wolfe, A.C. Mendiones, Leslie Wing, Frank Smokid Truatt, Rich Tattersall, Eileen Romano Wrapper Johm, Ga? Landrio mhoochx Mike Labombarda, Emilio Candia. SECOND ROW kneeling Fred Baube, Ga 0 Giebler, Lisa Cook, n Armstron , Ed Szemis, wrazw Joe Anello. THIRD ROW Standing John Wooley, Chic Dittmar, Je Carter, Steve Lincoln, Mel Rupp, aula Hugunine, an Auld, Marc Bryant, Chris Kamperman, Mike McDermott, Bob Solanto. BACK ROW: Ham'et Carter. Veterans club is: ROW 1: N. Giammichele, P. Mulrenin, D. Schedlbauer, J. Miller. ROW 2: 8. Ab- solom, B. Kane, D. Jenner, J. Bender, R. Leroux, D. Giroux, C. King. WTSC-FM personnel are: J. Penell, S. Spanos, W. Darling, E. Hestler, R. Beardsley, G. LeFrois, C. Thorsten, B. Green, Paul, R. Mesner, T Cassidy, F. Bock, P. Rengert, AC. Mendiones, K. Herting. Mergberslff this yeafs Chess Club are: K. Barr wresj, F. Marzano, L. Walbom, S. Smithers, N. Krause, N. Moskowicz, T. Richards, S. White, . usse . Members of the Biology Club are: K. Witker, D. Brown, Dr. D. Sustare, A. DeFoe, C. Pennell. V 'SV Members of the Chinese Student Organization are: ROW 1: W. Wu Shen, C. Tsang, D.T. Chin, J. Chang, M. Chang, F. Hsu, C. Wang. ROW 2: D. Fu, K. Lai, T. Kang, M. Lee, C. Lin The Clarkson College Orchestra ALPHA PHI OMEGA ROW 1: Les Kurz, Pete Navesk, Harol Tn'mm, Ben Gong. ROW : Andy Chudzinski, Cal Warnecke, Roger Corron, Dave Delia. ROW 3: Eric Shanzenbach, Steve Herschbein, Kevin Stogran. ROW 4: Nick Mentnich, Ann Klein, John Everts. ROW 5: John Pe , Dick Balczerak, Bob Lombardi. R0 6: Jackie Clin- ton, Athar Kahn, Pete Brady. ROW 7: Chris Rettew, Carolyn Eversole, Kevin Fitzgerald. FIGURE SKATING Val Barlow, Bill Darling, Bob Rinieri, Debbie Humphrey, Dr. Bradford Broughton, Bob Stanchi, Joe Clark. PHOTO CLUB Doug Weeks, Dieter Scholz, Paul Chevalien, Brian Russo, Bob Foth, Steve Nash, Lou Adomato, Jim McCabe, Frank Rossi, Neal Flatley WresidentL Barb Ward, Mike Pacheco, Mark Josephs. CLARKSON UNION BOARD ROW 1: Mike Gisondi, Mark Smith, Al Chardavoyne, Rob Stanchi, John Bobrowich, Liza Schilling, Joe Clark. ROW 2: Guy Arnold, Ron Belknap, Ed Smay, Joel Leonard, Dave Rogers, Mem'e Ellen Tilton, Jeff Gage, Mike See, Joe Schmid, Bob Lonis. ABSENT: Bill Gillette, GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON Dennis Vogel, Debbie Hart, Ed Maytin, Neal Slesynski, Harold Trimm, Kathy George, Bruce Manchester, Debbie Murphy. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY ROW 1: M. Zemany, D. Vogel, D. Hart, D. Mu by, K. George. ROW 2: M. Weiss, T. McNeil, E. Maytin, L. Rowley, T. Tait. ROW 3: K. Ptak, K. Andrews, N. Slyzinski, H. Trimm, S. Dunk e, B. Manchester. ROW 1: C. Mickel, M. Mangan, R. Rizzieri, S. Demeree, B. Ziek. ROW 2: J. Damaro, E. UConnor, D. Pederson, L. Ador- nato, L. Jewett, G. Binder, 8. Goble, J. Hartman, J. Waterman, D. Kuchis, S. Spanos. ROW 3: J. Breazanno, D. Wpij, R. Steb- bins, G. Crouth, P. Mahowey. The members of IEEE are: ROW 1: C. Wakely, A. Omdorff, A. Tyszczenko, W. Cook. ROW 2: B. Argauer, J. Bond, T. Giventer, C. Koehler, S. Brzezowski, J. Carter, E. Fedde, D. Plosila, D. Brown, G. Ryan. The officers of ASCE are: S. Aweduti, J. Hanlon, J. Moulton, D. Dolan. The members of Ai Ch E are: ROW 1: J. Ribaud, B. BIKIant, T. Jamison, J. Lyons. ROW 2: R. Stebbins, B. Ziek, T. McNeil. ROW 3: C. Nocella, C. Lee, B. Daniels, . Sweeten, J. Luce, R. Meyer. ROW 4: E. Hutter, R. Eberhardt, J. Silloway, D. Davis, G. Faigle, K. CapizzirGooding, 8. Prime, M. Josephs. The members of ASME are: ROW 1: D. Mackay, P. Waters, L. McCracken. J. Smolinski, K. Cumm. ROW 2: D. Chn'sfield, E. St.PhiliBs, J. Czelusniak, D. Weeks, W. Baszul, B. Hary, J. Yackiw. ROW 3: B. Rich, C. Rue, ASME D. Barrett, M. Dodge, rofessor Carlson, H. Davis. STUDENT WIVES: FRONT ROW: M. Mittiga, S. Giammichele, K. Zywiak, K. Gooding. ROW 2: M. Pal o, P. Yugattis, L. Wright, G. Rotundo. R W 3: 8. Kane, S. Librandi, S. Thompson, M. Soper, N. Alford, M. Amo, N. Bonano. RAILROAD CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Fracchia, Larry Humrick, Mike Canale, Dr. Robert Shaw MdvisorL Dave Powelson, Wice-PresidentL Paul Mayer, Jim Pyle, Howard Reed. MISSING: R. Wargo, WresidentL S. Herschlbein Secretarw, R. Nelson, W. Underwood, M Russell, 8. Ragusa, B. Powers, J. DeWitt, R. Price, W. Delia. DELTA CHI: ROW 1: S. DeMeree Secretaryx D. Fear Ureasured, J. Haefner WresidentL K. Jackson Nlce-PresidentL J. Edwards Master of RitualsL ROW 2: P. Smith, S. Gillinder, K. Zyzik, E. Curtin, D. Gross, N. Wilson, D. Trahan, L. Denefrio, V. Ronder. ROW 3: R. Mekss, C. Kerwin, C. Krantz, B. Johnson, N. DuBois, T. Kamide, J. Distefano, B. McDermott, M. Monekey, J. Schmelze, M. Smith. Kni ht people are: SEATED: Vic Ronder, Mag Ann Wells, Dave 1 log by, Bigelow The Bear. STANDING: Glenn mpson, Ray Shed- den, Steve Tasker, Bob Belcher, John Slaski, Nelson Wetmore, editor, Dean Von Essen. PI DELTA EPSILON: ROW 1: H. Carter, A. Mendiones, F. Rossi, 8. DePillo. ROW 2: M. Bartnett, J. Carter, M. Weiss, S. Churan. ROW 3: D. Gresi, B. Darling. CHI EPSILON Cleighton Smith, Harry Fowler, Matt Maslin, Donald Robideau, Jeff Molten, Peter Adamovich, Harve Hunt, Lise Scheuch, Craig Jackson, John Eberhan, Albert Free, William Barret, Jay Barry, Doug Gamer, Michael Huie, Marcus Rotun 0, Doug Clark, Mark F1tzgerald, Ray Master. PI TAU SIGMA Chris Kuelzo, Bob Hart, Jeff Clark, Shadman Rashidi, Professor Willmert, En'c Stemberg, John Yackin, Pete Kelly, Steve Ormsby, Dave McKay, Judi Steciak, Lin Kwong, Robert Rich, Jim Coca, Robert Twist, Tom Dickerman, Pete Waters, Steve Schwartz, Dave Hinman, Mary Noon, Matt Dodge, H. Charles Werger, Don Bigelow, Tlm Peters. ETA KAPPA NU Tim Kelleher, Dave Valentine, Keith Abell, Dave Brown, Tom Brown, Don Weirick, George Zabele, Daniel Peigza, Ted Miller, Professor Bray, John Foell, Alan Hunt, Valerie Barlow, Cosimo Rappoccio, Walter Amante, Bruce Argauer, Brian Smithgall, Paul Seamon, Ed Isganitis, Philip Childs, Craig Wakeley, Uhlas Gumeste, Don Jackson, Vahid Tabatabai, Ron Appleton, Ken Barr, Steven Brzezowski. EPSILON Cheryl Brown, Carol Wolfe, Rita E abroad, Ellen Douglas, Jackie Clinton, Kwang-Woo Choi, Peter Clark, Jeff Fordon, Judith Zatkalik, Ruth Marcus, John arrington, Alan eGrand, Ken Lofgren, Lawrence Parmelee, Dave New, Bill Mitchell, Steven Humphrey, Janet Ander- son. INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL ' Inter Fraternity Council is: Randy Nemecek, Harold Glasser, President, Mark Lam- bert, Scott White, Mike OKeefe, Steve Lustig, Wa ne Moras, A1 Krautwurst, Brent Sweet, Chris Scott, Steve Devan, Mark Farrell, C iff Macaylo, Bill Littlejohn, Cart Jensen, John Lefkowitz, Art Kenned , Edwin Jasinski, Mike Goodwin, Jeff Paufue, Dave Case, Tom Gilbert, Stew Gouch Henry Crane, Doug Shepard, En'c Campbell. INTER- SORORITY COUNCIL Inter Sorority Council is: ROW 1: Barbara Capagna, Kim Balbar.V1cki Foote. Sue Spencer, Kathy Herrmann, Linda and Mea Spagnardi. ROW 2: Kathy Sherlock, Sue Meyers, Joan White, Cindy Darrow, Kathy Hoffman. To bring together profes- sionals and students from all facets of engineering, Clarksonis SWE chapter held a regional conference Oc- tober 14, 15, 16, 1976. Some events were oriented toward visiting high school students who were enlightened about Clarkson and engineering school in general. For Clarkson students and visiting college students from as far as Purdue University, seminars focused on graduate school, work expereinces, and glimpses of the working world. SWE CONFERENCE Planning the conference, uNew Horizons for Women? are, from left, Diane Pasciak, the conference coor- dinator and an electrical and computer engineering sophomore from Kenmore, N.Y.; Rita Egyabroad, presi- dent of the Clarkson Student Chapter and a senior mathematics major from Webster, N.Y.; and Judi Steciak, vice-president and conference coordinator, a mechanical engineering junior from Salisbury, NY. Betty Walthers, Rita Eygabroad, Tracy Stigers, Judy Steciak, Mary Hayden, Karen Gooding, Cathy Capizzi, Jackie Clinton, Frances Ruhlman, Sue Sanford, Dean Misiaszek, Jane Kupfetscmid, Carol Nocella, Denise Alger, Sandy Doucette, Ka Bonney, Beth Fessenden, Elaine Chipouras, Janet Anderson, Lon Cranell, Richard Price, Grace Mac illian, Karen Wojoieson, Margie Simmonds, Beth Herthum, Cindy Dowd, Dr. Susan Meyers. 138 Male and female engineers and managers shared their in- sights on the conditions for females faced with the typical all-male environment. Other presentations by the place- ment office and the various engineering departments, rounded out Saturdayts dis- cussions. Saturday, already a long day, came to a close with a cocktail hour and banquet at Lewis House. The highlight of the banquet was an address by the keynote speaker, Naomi McAfee, former national president of the Society of Women Engineers. PHYSICS CLUB Dr. Rao, David Serway, John Calson; Secretary, Doug Townsend; Vlce-President, Alan Gorski; President, Dr. Serwafl, Larry Colbum, Jim Lighty, G. Kote, M. Pacheco, Pat Carr, Eric Schanzenbach, James Morgan, David Austin, Dennis White, Carl Da 9, George Muench. I D SOCII Dave McCags, Wayne Weinke, Bruce Brown, Adrian Fuller, La Wishmeyer, Professor Scattoro, Daniel Heintzelman. Barb Coming, John Sawaya, Gregory Hagen, Robert Penny, Bruce Putnam, Ran y Graves, William Moser, Sharon Neenan, Neal Brown, Gorden Miller, Richard Reilingh, Art Siegel, Andre Shwegler, Bill Crandall, Michael Wilsey, Gary Balfour, Clark Riley. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB The members of the Model Airgane Club are: ROW 1: D. Botzer, D. Bowles, W. Amante, W. Proseus, T. Moch. ROW 2: Professor Hawks, D. cGragg, D. Willums, S. Yurgartas. OMEGA CHI EPSILON ng Ome? Chi Epsilon members are: ROW 1: J. Luce, M. Greene, G. Youngquist, C. Nocella, J. Ribaud, T. McNeil, A. Kenedy, M. Josephs, B. Ziek. OW 2: P. Clark, J. Bromely, D. Al er, T. Jemison, J. Ballard, C. Dowd, S. Ackerman. ROW 3: S. Dipirro, D. Metzler, C. Lee, D. Davis, B. Eberhardt, J. Finnegan, J. Gaynor, . Bonano, B. Kane. The F.O.B. members are: ROW 1: C. Edgerton, P. Yarger, S. Demeree. ROW 2: J. Bond, C.Wake1y, P. Southwick, J. Frankowski, M. Wells, J. Reis, S. Goble, D. Savas, D. Nichols, N. Sleszinski, P. Hugunine, M. Viparina. ROW 3: J. Abraham, C. Doody, C. Hooley, L. Schlereth, J. Foster, R. Ziek, M. DiChesere, J. Williams, A. Free, P. Eliason. SIGMA TAU IOTA EiagFma Tau Iota members are: ROW 1: J. Harrington, G. Wood, J. Brown. ROW 2: G. Walz, W. Crandall, J. Gage, J. Liberty, A. Siegal, L. ornara. F Bill Bibko, Secretary; Mike Gisondi, President; Jim Mehan, Vice-President; Merrie Ellen Tilton, Treasurer. CLASS Bart Clark, Bob Lonis, President; Denise Savas, Bn'an Jost. OF 1980 Ed Caito, Mike See, Don Tadio, Joe Clark. CLASS F 1977 Posed over a mantle at the Rat, there is a chimp in a 'Clarkson sweatshirt flaunting a couple of items every Teacher is quite familiar with-a can of beer and a sliderule. I think this amusing portrait has become outdated. Surely, doing 12 ounce curls at the Rat hasnit gone out of style. We have some pretty convincing evidence living right in the Pit that this hairy little fellow may share ancestry with us, but on the whole, man has evolved. Now, getting to the heart of the matter, man isnt the only facet of this portrait that has evolved. The sliderule has been rather un- ceremoniously dethroned from its posi- tion as the engineers best friend, by the calculator. The calculator has been a wonder to this Techer since it burst onto the scene. The economics of it alone made this pocket sized contraption an item worthy of my respect. For the amount I paid for my brand x three years ago, I could be commanding a fleet of them today. Ilm less than thrilled about this lesson in economics of developing products. Many of my contemporaries have traded up to the later issue products. Some have a couple . . . thereIs a guy in one of my classes who has one dangling from each belt-loop on his pants. Thereis only one rugged individual I know on campus who refuses to purchase a calculator. I must admit hes a pain to sit next to during a test rattling those damn beads. Thereis an amazing number of things you can do with your electronic calculator. Just touch a few buttons and in a flash your trusty calculator will daz- zle you in ten significant figures that four divided by two is in fact equal to 1.999999999. Some education theorists feel that the electronic calculator is causing detrimental effects. Sure, I,ve seen guys kick off their shoes during a test when their calculatorsi bat- teries lose their charge and ten fingers 144 just went making it. Although, thatls no reason to claim that the calculator is mentally crippling usll I dont think the calculator has yet come close to reaching its full potential. live seen creative people around Clarkson innovating with their calculators. Watching it count to infinity or generate random numbers are fine examples. A friend and I are in the process of developing a calculator game we call Bowlerama. To incorporate Bowlerama potential in your calculator simply drop repeatedly Ibest results on concrete and by the way, stairways have proven excellentl and listen for telltale rattling upon shaking. The ultimate product is a calculator that will string-out ten digits on one touch. Geppetto Ron Belknapm dusts off a still lifeless Pinnochio Wen'y Hillerw in DUse version of the fantasy Pirinochio. bbovel A pensive Donna Cook awaits the be inning of cavalcade and her part in Omegase Fiddler on the Roof ebelowl John Houlihan confronts Steve $oplarski in TKEse Robin Hood. bbove, centerl Also pictured as knights are Tom Horan and Jack Christensen. Frank Dawson makes his entrance as the giant in 8T5, Gullivers, Travels hop rightl TDKs' version of Keystone Kops won them first place in the mens, division. Here, Greg Stanley pantomimes one of the robbers, ever wary of the troop of eKopse, on his tracks. CAVALCADE THATS ENTERTAINMENT PART III ICE CARNIVAL ,77 RESULTS This years Ice Carnival was severely hampered by the weather and student government controversies, but ffThatfs En- tertainment, Part IIIK proved an overall success. Cavalcade kicked off the week on January 29, with a TDK capturing first in the menis division with ffKeystone Copff antics. Prometheus took second with nCamelotif, and DU was in third with fiPinocchio. Ago won first place with iiWest Side Story . Phi K took second in ifThe King and If, and Alpha had third with uGoocl Ship Lollipop . Co-ed division saw Lehman East taking first with iiA Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forumf, and Van Housen having third with Cinderella? The parade had to be rescheduled until the day of the ball because of the weather. DU took first, TDK second, and TEP third. In womenfs division, Alphais float was first, Omega second, and Phi K third. Co-ed saw Knowles East taking first, and Ross second. All week long, the different oil cloths and window painting decorated the town and campuses. First in menfs oil cloth was prometheus, second was DU, and third was Delta Sig. Womenfs oil cloth saw Ago capture first, Alpha second, and Omega third. In co-ed, Knowles East took first, Holcroft-Van Note second, and Knowles North, third. The window painting, Menfs division, saw DU taking first, with AXP having second, and TEP taking third. Womenis win- dow paintings had Omega first, Zeta second, and Phi K third. The co-ed division brought first place to Holcroft-Van Note, second to Reynolds, and third to Lehman East. Ice Skating proved as entertaining as always, with singles, relays, and the obstacle course. AEPi took first in men, with Sig second, and TDK third. Women had Omega first, Zeta second, and Phi K third. Co-ed saw a first with Ross House, a second with Van Housen, and third with Lehman East. The Ice Statue Competition brought a variety of size, shape and talent to the winter scenery. TDK captured first, with DU a close second, and AXP taking third. Ago placed first in women's, with Alpha taking second, and Omega having third place. Co-ed ice statues rated Holcroft-Van Note first, Knowles East second, and Knowles North, third. The Warm-Up dance on Thursday featured ifAugust , and plenty of good dancing and entertainment. Friday was election day of King and Queen, in addition to the traditional CCP-RPI hockey game, and Vic Party at Lewis House afterwards. The ball was crowded, but fun and exciting, as all the win- ners, including King and Queen were announced. King of Ice Carnival 77 was Tom DeAngilo from DU, with Ted Madzy of TDK being first runner-up, and Jim Liberty of TKE being second runner-up. Queen of Ice Carnival was Sharon Gilmore of Alpha, with Shelley Millane from Reynolds being first runner- up, and Lee Mandarano from Omega as second runner-up. The concert, featuring Blue Oyster Cult, was moved to the following week, after Ice Carnival, but proved a Fitting climax Even with technical problems and late starts, the group, com- bined with their stunning light show, was a definate crowd pleaser. Overall winners for this hectic, amusing, rewarding week were DU, Alpha, and Knowles East. 149 7H3 9505 t o CPL rismzas Present... EA Cariswtmas j Cam 6A $.65. Chemistry: ROW 1: G. Jones, E. Matijevic. ROW 2: L. Vaska, D. Rosenthal, O. Siiman, R. Patel, D. Green, D. Forsyth, R. An- drews, L. Mietes, H. Jellinek. Mathematics: ROW 1: T. Papatheodorou, M. Ablowitz, AJ. Jerri. ROW 2: E. Dubinsky, G. Rabson, C. Marshall, B. Robinson, R.G. Bradshaw. ROW 3: E. Waymire, S. Meyer, D. Powers, R. Miller, J. Lowerre. Biology: D. Sustare, S. Homung, J. Junjck, R. Costa. Physical Education: ROW 1: J. York, W. O,Flaherty, R. Whipple, M. Johnson, M. Vrendenburg, J. Hantz. ROW 2: B. Chafin, J. Phillips, R. Kane, F. W. Feisinger, J. Sezwatka. awww The Mechanical Engineering faculty are: Dean McHugh, F. Carlson, E. Kear, R. Wixtz, G. Adams, K. Willmert, D. Holmes, J. Dennis, S. P. Lin, W. Ovens, B Hollworth, J. Clark, M. Foley, R. Hawks, F. Erian. The Social Science facul are: SEATED: P. Freita , E. afon- taine, J. Hollan, . Frey, L. Whitaker, R. Dembo, V. Ingram, Jr. STANDING: V. Pease, C. OBn'en, E. Fodor, M. Edwards, A. Murtagh. The Electrical Engineering department is: ROW 1: R. F. Cotellessa, K. R. Krishnan, J. Scaturro, R. Meyer, J. Koplowitz, H. Domingos. ROW 2: A. K. David, M. Arozullah, J. Krishnanmurthy, D. Bray, N. Wang. ROW 3: R. Mukundan, R. Sanford. ; 4111:. OUHQQL 0F Accounting faculty are: M. Brown, B. Staples, E. Geiser, C. Willmert, R. Barr. The Humanities department is: ROW 1: B. Broughton, E. Turpin. ROW 2: S. Raeschild, D. Brunauer, M. Levi. ROW 3: M. Lay, 0. Brady, J. Serio, L. Weeks, D. Purcell, M. Markel, W. Wed- zicha, J. Gravander, D. Welch, R. McGill, B. Brady. CIVIL ENGINEERING ROW 1: F. Lin, H. Shen, M. Brown, E. Glavin. ROW 2: H. Ainso, J. Johanning, G. Batson, W. Harrison, I. Magtin. ROW 3: J. DePinto, N. Ackermann, R. Lewis, W. Bradley, W. Thornton, W. Highter, P. Jennings. MI SING: J. Edzwald, R. Burns, . Irish, N. Terry, 8. Thew. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ROW 1: M. Antoniades, P. Sukanek, W. Wilcox, R. Subramanian, E. Davis, D. Coaney. ROW 2: G. Youngquist, J. Estn'n, T. Ward, R. Nunge, D. Chin. MISSING: R. Cole, J. Katz. 156 PHYSICS 4 thkslics Faculty and Sigma-Pi-Si ma members are: ROW 1: J. McLaughlin, C. Moger, E. Pn'nce, A. Czanderna, R. Serway. ROW 2: J. K913, R. yatt, A. LeGrand, K. Rao, . Helbig, F. Moore, K. Orvek, G. Muench. ROW : P. McNulty, RA Vasofsky, S. Humphrey, J. Swenson, . Kaup, S. Arajs, E. Anderson. $ . L . . L; . r 3 g Wan E. McHugh, Dean of Special Programs. at James Cameron Abbott Accounting a s? W $M ? mmmmau:mmm Jm $$m- ii; Stephen M. Absolom Afternoon shadows form an abstract frame for the trees outside Dorm 5. Civil and Environmental Engr. Steven Ackerman Stephanie Ackermann Thomas Adriaansen Kenneth S. Aja Chemical Engineering Management Industrial Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Alan S. Alterman Mark K. Anderson Michael A. Andrew Civil and Environmental Engr. Mark A. Andrews Accounting Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. 160 John P. Antonucci Ronald G. Appleton John Aratari Bruce Argauer Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Industrial Management Electrical and Computer Engr. Gary Armstrong Jesse F. Armstrong Regina M. Audette Anthony J. Averett Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Physics Social Sciences pg Stephen J. Aweduti Carol A. Babcock Chris Babcock Peter Bacon Civil and Environmental Engr. Accounting Management Industrial Distribution Gerald W. Bagenski Charles W. Bailey Lawrence H. Baker Joan E. Ballard Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Ernest Frank Balloni Penny E. Barden Dan Lee Barnhart Edward J. Barno Electrical and Computer Engr. Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr. Accounting Kenneth J . Barr Richard K. Barrett Richard Edward Beach George Taylor Belva Electrical Engineering and Math Mechanical Engineering Electn'cal and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Matthew C. Benesh David U. Bennett, Jr. William C. Bentley Edward J . Bierman Industrial Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr Industrial Management Edward J. Biernat Lawrence John Bigaj Peter C, Bleich, Jr, John Bobrowich Electrical and Computer Engr. Chemistry and Technical Comm. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering 162 James M. Bodekor Rita Bojko Remigio D. Bollana Franklin L. Bondor Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr Industrial Distribution Douglas C. Bonhomme Social Sciences MM 1 Paul Harwood, of Chipopee, Ma., monitors the magnetic susceptibility apparatus used in his summer research project at Clarkson Richard W Bourns College, He and seven other physics majors from northeastern colleges were doing research on solar cells. used in convening Chemical Engineering solar energy to electricity The project is funded by a National Science Foundation WSH grant. Angela E. Bova David F. Bowles Rodger W. Bowman Edward Emile Boyer Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Accounting James H. Braun, Jr. John P. Breazzano, Jr. Janyce Brennan Terry W. Bresett Mechamcal Engineering Accounting Industrial Distribution Social Sciences Joseph Bromley, Jr. Michael Brother Cheryl A. Brown David Brown Chemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Mathematics Electrical and Computer Engr. Deborah Lee Brown Gail A. Brown Gerald M. Brown Thomas Brown Environmental Biology Accounting Industrial Distribution Electrical and Computer Engr. Barbara E. Brownlow Gary W. Brumbaugh Steven Robert Brusso Thomas J. Buono Social Sciences Electrical and Computer Engr. Chemical Engineering Mathematics Brian J. Burgher Mark A. Burnett Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Matthew J. Byrne Steven Byszewski Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Edward R. Caito James J . Caltabiano Accounting Management Joseph E. Campbell Kathy A. Campbell , Kevin I. Candee Marco A. Cardoni Electn'cal and Computer Engr. Industrial Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Management James Carlson Harriet H. Carter Jeff C. Carter Dennis Catherman Accounting School of Arts and Sciences Electrical and Computer Engr. Mechanical Engineering Karen M. Celentano Robert A. Celli Physics Civil and Environmental Engr. James Chadwick Neal T. Champion Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr. A kw;f Kwong Wing Chan Al Chardavoyne Peter P. Charnetsky John Chatelle Mechanical Engineering Accounting Accounting Industrial Management .1 ; $t John M. Chatterton Paul M. Chevalier Richard C. Chitty John P. Christensen Mechanical Engineering Management Electrical and Computer Engr. Accounting Stephen M. Churan Donald R. Cieri, Jr. Ronald Cimino Douglas C. Clark Electrical and Computer Engr, Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr Joseph Litchfield Clark Jeffrey W. Clark Michael A. Clark Hugh C. Clements Industrial Distribution Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Distribution James L. Cocca Robert W. Coffey James N . Cole Jane A. Collins Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Social Sciences Jack Condon III Robert A. Conforti Joseph Conti George Colvin Industrial Distribution Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Distribution John E. Coon Edward D. Cornish Irving Chamberlain Cook Roger S. Cook Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Guy Cortesi Electrical and Computer Engr. Randy LCough Two R.O.T.C. students Weam the ropes. Civil and Environmental Engr. 168 Harold G. Covey Gary M. Crandall William G. Crandall Hersch Craven Accounting Electrical and Computer Engr. Industrial Distribution Chemical Engineering Arthur A. Crawford David K. Cross William L. Csajko Harry E. Culbertson Ill Civil and Environmental Engr. Economics and Finance Civil and Environmental Engr. Accounting Kevin Robert Cumm John P. Cunningham Timothy J. Cunningham Bill Curry Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Management David J. Curtin John M. Cutler III Karel K. Czandema Lawrence S. Dagan Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Physics and Humanities Mechanical Engineering 169 Brian D. Dailey Armand A. Damiano William W. Darling Salvatore D Auria Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Physics Peggy Sue Davenport Bruce W, Davidson David Everett Davies Thomas F. DeAngelo Managerial Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr. Biology Mechanical Engineering xx Murray P. Death Richard J. DeFabio Industrial Distribution Electrical and Computer Engr. J . Michael Deigan Dennis E. Delaney Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Kenny Loggins Gem and Jim Messina perform before a capacity crowd at the Clarkson Arena on April 22, 1976. Sponsored by Clarkson booking, Loggins 170 and Messina gave one of the most professional concerts ever at Clarkson, prior to their October disbanding. David A. Demaree Stephen P. DePillo Stephen V. DeRosa Robert A. Deutschman Social Sciences Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Physics James E. DeVoe Shelley Deyo Matthew S. Dimas Charles J. Dittmar, Jr. Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Glenn Dixon Dennis M. Dolan Math. and Computer Science Civil and Environmental Engineering Douglas polph Alton B. Donahue Chemical Engineering Management Ram Doraiswamy Chemical Engineering Carol L. Douglas Accounting Ellen M. Douglas Mathematics Joseph Paul Dunbar Accounting Peter Dowell Electrical Engineering WV 4g Diane E. Dunn Chemical Engineering James Drago Mechanical Engineering Robert Huntington Durfee Civil and Environmental Engr. James D. Dreier Accounting Richard M. Dwyer Chemical Engineering Carol Dzwil Glen Starr Easterbrook John Eberhard Robert R. Eberhardt Industrial Distribution Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Chemical Engineering David G. Eckhardt James P. Edwards Jeffrey L. Edwards Douglas Brian Elder Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr. X Frederick L. Elderbroom Eugene V. Elliott Sandra Ellsworth Loren M. Every Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Social Sciences Industrial Management Rita M. Eygabroad Craig W. Fairclough Duane J. Farling Alan S. Farr Mathematics Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. 173 Debra L. Fear John H. Fecycz Francis K. Feeney Brian Fent Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Accounting Joseph A. Ferraro Craig A. Ferris Elizabeth Anne Fessenden William E. Fischbach Mechanical Engineering Industrial Distribution Electn'cal Engineering Chemical Engineering David Fisher Mark B. Fitzsimmons James P. Flanagan Robert S. Flight Management Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical and Industrial Engr. Mechanical and Industrial Engr. John D. F0811 Wanda A. FOiSy Joseph W. Folta Douglas S. Fornell Electrical and Computer Engr. Social Sciences Electrical and Computer Engr. Mechanical and Industn'al Engr. 174 Steve Fournier Electrical and Computer Engr. Harry C. Fowler, Jr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Terry P, Franklin Michael D. Frey Fred Furman John S. Fus Electrical Engineering Industrial Distribution Chemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Michael T. Gacioch, Jr. Jeffrey S. Gage Ernest J. Gailor Adam A. Gallucci Mechanical Engineering Industrial Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Chemical Engineering ng Wf ?v Kathryn Garfield Thomas K. Gaskin Perry G. Gasperini Peter M. Gatzke Management Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. James R. Gaynor Kathleen F. George Ralph D. Gerlach Harry D. Gianakouros Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical Engineering Robert L. Gibbons Gerard H. Gifford Michael J . Gillespie Harold T. Glaser Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical and Industrial Engr. Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Robert W. Godn'dge Steven T. Gooding Alan B. Gorski Donald E. Gorski Civil and Engironmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Chemical Engineering Mechanical and Industrial Engr. 176 John E. Grady James R. Grant Paul Grasewicz Randy Graves Civil and Environmental Chemistry Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Distribution Daniel F. Green V ' ' . Kevin C. Green ChemicalEngineen'ng L ,, L ' Mechanical and Industrial Engr. L .zAJ'k Mark R.Gfeene Jeanette Vetuskey, of Rochester, NY, extracts liquid from a sample with a James E.Greer Chemical Engineen'ng pipette in a Clarkson College chemistry laboratory. Electrical Engineering Terry R. Griffin Geoffrey J. Griffith Claude L. Grosso Donald W. Gruneisen Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Accounting Amy M. Grzasko Warren Guthrie Christropher J . Guzy Mark Gydesen Biology Accounting Chemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Daniel M. Haberek James C. Haefner Gregory A. Hagen Glen G. Hale Civil and Environmental Engr. Accounting Industn'al Distn'bution Management Richard Rivers, of Canandaigua, N.Y., is making adjustments on a constant temperature bath used in the research project Jeffrey A. Hanlon he is involved in at Clarkson College. CiviI and Environmental Engr. 178 Jennifer Hardy Richard J . Harper Wayne E. Harrer Jon W. Harrington Biology Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mathematics Steven Harris Deborah J. Hart Robert David Hart Frank R. Hartley Industrial Management Chemistry Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Craig A. Haynes Stephen J . Heacock Kurt R. Hedler Roy M. Heil Mathematics Mathematics Industn'al Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Kenneth J. Henrich David R. Herrick Jeffrey J. Hewitt Terrence Patrick Hillery Electrical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Management Industrial DistribMion David W. Hinman Louis J . Hoagland Jack M. Hober Timothy M. Hogan Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Joseph M. Hoptay Matthew J . Horris Roger S. Howell Deborah M. Humphrey Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Management Civil and Environmental Engr. Humanities Steven H. Humphrey Sandra L. Hunsperger Harvey A. Hunt Jeffrey P. Hunt Physics Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Carolyn Hutter John J- Hwalek Craig S. Jackson Donald Jackson Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Brian J. Jacot Eric L. Janssen Daniel J. Johnson Gary J.Johnson , Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engn Mathematics Steven T. Johnson Civil and Environmental Engr, Merwyn E. Jones Electrical and Computer Engr. David Judd Thomas J. Kamide, Jr. John T. Kaufmann Industrial Management Accounting Nancy J. Kear Mechanical Engineering Industrial Management Kevin R. Kepner Masud Ali Khan Timothy F. Kelleher Daryl Kelley Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Mechanical Engineering Carol L. Koehler William M. Kordiak Scot R. Kimball Charles F. Klippel Mathematics Chemistry Industn'al Distribution Electrical and Computer Engn Christopher J. Kuelzow Michael Labombarda Paul F. Krug James G. Kubeja Management Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Mechanical Engineering Joseph Michael LaCour Lewis LaFornara Kirk M, Lamay lndustn'al Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Edgar A. laCombe 111 Social Sciences Accounting Mark A. Lambert Curtis R. landgraf Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr James laPierre William M. In Point. Jr. Industrial Distribution Civil and Environmental Engr. Mark J. Lawless John J. Lefkowitz Alan D. LeGrand Joel M. Leonard Industrial Management Industrial Distribution Physics Electrical and Computer Engr. Gerald J. LePage James L. Liberty Kim R. Liebing Edwin H. Lighthall Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Distribution Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. 183 Steven J. Lindquist Anthony P. Lofaro Michael J. Lyons Brian E. Maas Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Industrial Distribution W. David MacKay Ronald B. Mackowiak Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. u6$9WWWIWM $1M Theodore J . Madzey Sharon A. Magher Industrial Distribution Social Sciences Robert M. Majo Timothy M. Mallon Industrial Management Biology Michael J. Malone Bruce B. Manchester Lila M. Mandarano Margaret L. Mangan Electrical and Computer Engr. Chemistry Accounting Chemical Engineering Ruth E. Marcus Steven M. Marentis John A. Marraffa Scott C. Martin Mathematics Industrial Distribution Chemistry Civil and Environmental Engr. 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Social Sciences Electrical and Computer Engr. 186 Colleen Murtagh Criminal Justice James S.Murtlow IFS off to the residence halls for two of the 3,000 Clarkson undergraduate students preparing to start classes for the Electrical and Computer Engr. 1976077 academic year. Thousands of parents, brothers, sisters, and friends were on hand to help the Clarkson students to move in. A: w Uwe Niebuhr Michael D. Niles Morris R. Nohle George D. Nolan Accounting Electrical and Computer Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Mangemem Mark A. Nom's David R. Norton, Jr. Thomas D. Nunn Paul J. Obemesser Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Accounting Civil and Environmental Engr. 187 Daniel W. O,Conner Douglas L. Oehlbeck Accounting Mechanical Engineering Ike R. Okonkwo Kevin J. Orvek Cindy Lawless, freshman, admires the scenery of Seven Springs while at the Chemical Engineering SWE picnic. Darrell F . O'Shea Joseph 0550 John M. Osuchowski Robert Ott Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Mitchell C. Owen Jeffrey A. Packard John M. Palmer Joseph M. Panasiewicz Mechanical Engineedng Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. 188 Richard R. Parker Richard C. Peachman John J. Pedersen Robert Penepent Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Robert A. Penny Mark A. Peters Timothy J. Peters Douglas S. Petxie lndustn'al Distribution Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Donald E. Petterson Robert J. Phaneuf Michael Pheil Kevin J . Pipp Bachelor of Professional Studies Civil and Environmental Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Mathematics Doug Pobgee Stephen Joseph Poplarski Melissa L. Poulin Gordon David Powers Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. 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Chemical Engineering Jerry Scheick Joseph Schmelzle Chemistry Accounting I Stephen A. Schoch Daniel G. Schrader Medwin E. Schreher Steven M. Schwartz Chemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engr. Electrical and Computer Engr. Physics W, $1 am Thomas E. Scruggs James Seaborg Paul V. Seamon, Jr, Electrical and Computer Engr. Stephen G. Schwarz Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Michael S. See Mark R. Sellin Accounting Mechanical Engineering Carl Stafford, of Spencerport, N.Y4, peers into a fiber optic probe used in the summer research project he is involved in at Clarkson College The project is Robert G. Shaw William J. Sheridan being funded by a National Science Foundation grant. Industrial Management CriminaIJustice Bn'an P. Sheilds Eric T. Shimomura Arthur R. Siegel Jeffrey L Silloway Management Chemistry Industrial Distribution Chemical Engineering Anthony M. Silver Donald J. Sipher Donna M. Small Charles S. 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Stutsman Accounting Alcoa in Massena was one of 17 businesses and industries taking part in Delta Chfs Industrial Fair at Clarkson College. Christopher R.Sube Greg Hagen highU, a senior industrial distribution major from Weston, Comm, discusses Alcoa with three Massena Civil and Environmental Engr. employees. 196 Gary E. Sutryn Sheryl Swartz Joseph K. Swenson Raymond E. Szkotak Civil and Environmental Engr. Civil and Environmental Engr. Physics Electrical and Computer Engr. Donald R. Tadio Thomas Tait James E. Taube David A. Taylor Civil and Environmental Engr. Chemistry Civil and Environmental Engr. Industrial Management Raymond G. Terry Glenn F. Thomaxis John R. Thomas Curtis Alan Thompson Electrical and Computer Engr. Industrial Management Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Kate Thompson Michael A. Thuillez Richard F. Tobin Bertram C. Tompkins Civil and Environmental Engr. Mechanical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engr. 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CEE 23 Third St, Yorkville, NY Cimino, Ronald MI 21 Miller Place, Hunington Sta., NY Clark, Douglas C CEE Cemetery Rd., Copake Falls, NY Clark, Jeffrey W MIE 21 Homer Place, Poughkeepsie, NY lleark, Joseph L Dogwood Rd., Bedford, NY ngk, Michael A. C RD 2 Box 274 Pine City, NY ICllDlements, HughC. D. I2100 Oak Lane, Rochester, NY Cliff, Lee H. ACCT 60 Mason Ave., Binghamton, NY CoEca, James L MI 319-16 81., Watervliet, NY Coffey, Robert W ECE 85 Normandale, Rochester, NY Cole, James N. CEE 61 Treehaven Lane, Elma, NY Egllins, Jane A. 196 Stone 81., Watertown, NY Colvin, George V CEE Rd 1, St. Re '5 Falls, NY ICIIDondon III, ack Box 27, Main St, Cherry Creek, NY 210 Conforti, Robert A. ID 17 Benedict Place, Pelham, NY Conron, Robert M MGT 132 South Broad 51., Norwich, NY Conti, Joseph ECE 704 Hickory St, Rome, NY I$100k, Irving C IE Cook Rd., North Bergen, NY Cook, Roger S. CEE RD 2, Potsdam, NY Coon, John E. CHE 401 Seward, Fulton, NY Cornish, Edward D. CEE 1153 Boyd 51., Watertown, NY Eogesi, Guy J. C 2479 Mill Pond 81., Yorktown Hts, NY Costello, Bruce E. ACCT PO. Box 433, Massena, NY Cough, Randy L. CEE RD 11$11, Woodville, NY Covell, Jeffrey B. H M U 131 Main St, Potsdam, NY Covey, Harold Glenford ACCT Rt 1H, Heuvelton, NY Crandall, Gary M. ECE 190 Lincoln Ave, Salamanca, NY Cgandall, William G. I RD 1, Thompson Rd., Norwich, NY Craven, Herschel R. CHE 109 Belleview Ava, Oceanside, NY Crawford, Arthur A CEE Depot St. Burke, NY Cross, David K. ECON 413 3. Hamilton 81,, Watertown, NY Csajko, William L CEE Bayshore Rd., Greenport, NY Culbertson III, Harry E. ACCT 318 E. Surf Rd., Ocean City, NJ Cumm, Kevin Robert MIE RD 1111, Cayuga NY Cunningham, John P. 16 EJohn St Mohawk, NY Cunningham, TimothyJ. CHE Spring Lake Rd., Red Hook, NY Curry, Bill G MGT 7 Echo Place, North Bay, Ont, CAN Curtin, David J ECE 338 Park Lane, Massapequa, NY Cutler III JohnM EEC 8 Highland Pk, Massena NY Czandema, Karel K. PHYS PO Box 551, Potsdam, NY ggerkies, Gary Davis RD. 11f1,Cooperstown, NY Dagan, LawrenceS. 9 Orchard Tern, Burnt Hills, NY Dgfliey, Brian D C 31 172 Maple $1., Potsdam, NY Dailey, Dann R. CEE Auburn, Hannibal, NY Damiano, Armand A. CEE 121 172 Thomas, Utica, NY Darling, William W. CEE Box 132, Central Bridge, NY Darrach, Bruce 5. ECE 3661 Country Club Rd., Endwell, NY Daun'a, Salvatore PHYS 19 W. Belleterre Ava, Lindenhurst, NY Davenport, Peggy Sue ACCT 347 W. 3rd St, Oswego, NY Davidson, Bruce W. CEE 8185 Laurie Lane, Liverpool, NY Davies, David Everett BIO 15 Greenway Dr., Glens Falls, NY Deamer, Clifford ACCT RD 2, Box 200, Ham'sville, NY Deangelo, Thomas F. MIE 115 Hyde Pkwy, Palmyra, NY IIDDeath, Murray P. I 55 Bucyrus Ave, Carmel, NY Defabio, Richard J. ECE 233 Pros ect, Newark, NY Deigan, .Michael ECE 27 Grant 81., Yonkers, NY Delaney, Dennis E. ECE 125 North Ave, Avon, NY Demaree, David A. 88 15 Penston Rd, Binghamton, NY DEEillo, Stephen P 10 Liberg Terrace, North Haven CT DErEosa tephenV 231E5 W. Whitesboro St, Utica, NY Deutschman, Robert A PHYS 33 Walnut, Auburn, NY Devoe, James E. ACCT 34 Grove St, Massena, NY Deyo, Shelley K. CEE RR 2, Box 302, Kerhonkson, NY DDiehl, Stephen D. I RR 1, Box 154, Deansboro, NY Difrancesco, Diane L. CHE 723 Nia ara Pkwy., N. Tonawanda, NY Dimas, atthew S CHE 136 Trenton St, Jamestown, NY Distefano JL, Walter V. CEE 75 Old Niska ana Rd., Loudonville, NY DittmarJr., harles J. MIE 855 Lake Ave., Williamson, NY Dixon, Glenn A. Rt. 2, Westport, NY Dodge, Mark F. CHEM 20 West North St, Ilion, NY Dolan, Dennis M. CEE 14 Wayne St. Ilion, NY Dolph, Douglas Robert CHE 765 Park Ave, New York, NY l1311C33nahue, Alton B T 292 Second St., Ilion, NY Dooley, Matthew J . MIE 257 Jerome Ava, Carle Place, NY Doraiswamy, Ram CHE C70 D Mani, Schillerstrasse 12 Winterthur, Switzerland Douglas, Carol L ACCT 14 Holly Dr., East Northport, NY Douglas, Ellen M. MATH 14 Holly Dr., E. Northport, Long Island, NY Dowell, Peter D. ECE 6 Valley Dr., Jordan, NY Drago, James MIE 217 Stony Pt. Trl., Webster, NY Dreier, James D. ACCT 162 Corley Dr., Rochester, NY Dunbar, Joseph Paul ACCT 8 Van Dom, Saratoga Springs, NY Dll-xirII-Zn, Diane E. Rochester Rd., Canandaigua, NY Durfee, Robert H CEE 46 Bliss Mine Rd., Middletown, RI Dumin, John Edward CEE RD $62, Rt. 414, Beaver Dams, NY Dwyer, Richard M. CHE 59 Market St., Apt. 5, Potsdam, NY Dwyer, Timothy H. MATH 200 E. Wamngton Rd., Syracuse, NY Dzwil, Carol ID 56 School St., Hatfield, MA Earl, Gary J. MIE 17 Memorial Dr., Newburgh, NY Eberhard, John CEE Route 32, Cairo, NY Eberhardt, Robert R. CHE 237 Inling St., Lockport, NY Eckhardt, David G. ECE 2A Bayberry Dr., Latham, NY Edwards, James P. ECE 43 High St., Carthage, NY Edwards, J effrey L ACCT Route 34, Genoa, NY Elder, Douglas B. CEE RD 2, Trumansburg, NY Elderbroom, Frederick L ECE 6173 Mud Mill Rd., Cicero, NY Elliott, Eugene V. CEE 33 Sunnydale Ava, Wellsville, NY Emerson, John A. ECON 946 Gotham St., Watertown, NY Eygabroad, Rita M. MATH 82 Midland Dr., Webster, NY Fairclough, Craig W. CEE 24871 Via San Fernando, Mission Wejo, CA Farling, Duane J. ECE 3772 Maider Rd, Clay, NY Farr, Alan S. ECE RD 1, Wayland, NY Fear, Debra L ACCT 1190 Highland Park Rd., Schenectady, NY Fecycz, John H. CEE 18 Frazee St., Auburn, NY Feeney, Francis K. ECE 1236 Stockbridge Rd., Webster, NY Eeclgmann, Jeffrey T. 454 Main St., Oneida, NY Ferguson, Robert D. ACCT Box 93, Fine, NY Ferraro, Joseph A. MIE York St., Glasco, NY $21115, Craig A. 180 East Brook Rd., Pittsford, NY Ferry, Vincent C. ACCT Main St., Edwards, NY Fessenden, Elizabeth A. ECE King Ferry, NY Fischbach, William E. CHE Van Etten Rd., Spencer, NY Fisher, David Iawrence MGT 30 Ames CL, Sharon, MA Fitzsimmons, Mark B. CEE RD $12 Box 26, Phoenix,-NY Flanagan, James P. Cowhill Rd., Killingworth, CT Flight, Robert Stanley MIE 228 Dryden Rd., Ithaca, NY Foell, John D. ECE 12 Otsego St., Oneonta, NY Egg, John Hayward 503 Saratoga Rd., Scotia, NY ggisy, Wanda A. Covington St., Fort Covington, NY Folta, Joseph W. ECE 17 Sherbrook, Chicopee, MA fggell, Douglas 5. RD 2, Lyons, NY Foumier, Steven J . ECE RD 4, Canton, NY Fowler, Harry C. CEE RD 2, Sterling, NY Franklin, Terry P. ECE 7 Grove St., Homer, NY Fligisser, Douglas A. C Box 154, RR 1, Cousins Island, Yarmouth, ME Eredella, Joseph L 10 Catherine St., Glens Falls, NY IFDrey, Michael D. Box 425, Hillside, Cooperstown, NY Furman, Fred W. CHE 137 Wayne Ave, Suffern, NY Fus, John S. ECE 25 Union St., Auburn, NY Gacioch Jr., Michael T. MIE 407 Kenwick Dr., Syracuse, NY I1133age, Jeffery 5. RD 2, Box 73, Stanley, NY Gallucci, Adam A. CHE 91 Bartlett, Cortland, NY Garcia, Adrian R. PHYS PO Box 177, Huntington, NY Gaskin, Thomas K. CHE 60 Rand PL, Pittsford, NY Gas erini, Perry G. CHE Highland Lane, Canaan, CT Gatzke, Peter M. CEE 81 Wheeler Ava, Cortland, NY Gaynor, James R. CHE 22 Celestial Lane, Levittown, NY George, Kathleen F. CHE 220 Helfer, Minoa, NY Gerlach, Ralph D. CEE RD 1, 2 Comelia Ava, Ballston Lake, NY Giammichele, Nicholas EE RT 14, Potsdam, NY Gianakouros, Harry D. ECE 154 Clifton Blvd, Binghamton, NY Gibbons, Robert L CEE 208 Catherine St., Scotia, NY gigord, Gerard H. RD 1, Ext. East State, Johnstown, NY Gillespie, Michael J. CHE 39 Park Dr., E. Greenbush, NY Glaser, Harold T. CEE 94 Cambridge Rd., Hilton, NY Godridge, Robert W. CEE Gifsy Trail Farm. Carmel, NY Gooding, Steven T. ECE 4169 W. Riv Rd., Minetto, NY Goodman, Joseph T. ECE 9 Princess Lane, Newburgh, NY Gorski, Alan B. CHE 587 Alleghany Rd., Darien Center, NY Gorski, Donald E. MIE 100 N. Charles St., Rome, NY Grant, James R. CHEM Route 2, Dexter, NY Grasewicz, Paul F . CEE 293 Grove, Reading, MA Green, Daniel F. CHE 56 Garfield St., Glens Falls, NY Green, Kevin C. MIE RD 1, Schenevus, NY Greene, Mark R. CHE 100 Treeland Circle, Syracuse, NY Greene, Robert K. ACCT 64 Bishop Ava, Massena, NY Greer, James E. ECE 13 Garden Rd., Concord, MA Griffin, Terry R. ECE 116 N. Catherine, Plattsburgh, NY Griffith, Geoffrey J. ECE 90 Michael Dr., Pittsfield, MA Gri pi, Mario A. CEE 48 Greenwood Lane, White Plains, NY Grosso, Claude CEE 7721 Hinman Rd., Pulaski, NY Gruneisen, Donald W1 ACCT 14 Birchwood Dr., Gouvemeur, NY Grzasko, Amy M. BIO 20 Bun Ava, Auburn, NY Guminiak, Robert F. CEE 47-152 Kamehamehi HM, Kaneohe, Hawaii Guthrie, Warren A. ACCT RD 3 Box 6013, Central Square, NY Guzy, Christopher J. CHE 2320 3rd Ave, Watervliet, NY Gwin, Jeffry L CEE 4 Cotta e St., Potsdam, NY Habere , DanielM. CEE RD $91, Little Falls, NY Haefner, James C. ACCT 96 Beaubein, Hamburg, NY lgagen, Gregory A. I 49 Little Fox Lane, Weston, CONN Hale, Glen G. MGT Box 991, Halecrest, Edison, NJ Hall, Larry D. MIE 67 Esther, E. Aurora, NY Hanlon, Jeffrey A. CEE 177 Memtts Pond, Riverhead, NY Hardy, Jennifer S. BIO Star Route, Canton, NY Harper, Richard J. CHE RD 5, Penn Yan, NY Harger, Wayne E. MIE Brimfield St, Clinton NY Ham'ngton, JonW. MATH 3C26 Woodstock Vil. Potsdam NY Ham's StevenM. MGT 49 Dixie Ava, Silver Creek, NY Hart, Deborah J. CHEM 21 Elbridge 51., Jordan, NY Hart, Robert D. MIE 68 Farview Dr., Cheshire, CT Hartley, Frank Richard CEE 819 Troy SchenAcetady Rd., Latham NY Haynes CraigA MATH 104 Kalla Lane, East Aurora, NY Heacock, Stephen J. MATH Star Route, Woodford, Bennington, Vl' Hedler, Kurt R. ID RD 1, Box 140, Seneca Falls, NY Heil, Roy M. CEE 102 Pine Dr., Black River, NY Hennessey, David J. 6 Dewitt Dr., Sidney, NY Herrick, David R. CEE 6104 Lakeshore Rd., Clay, NY Hewitt, Jeffrey J. MGT 4 Market St, Alexandria Bay, NY Ellery, Terrence P. 68 Astor Dr., Mahopac, NY Hinman, David W. MIE 7E Crowley 51., Randolph, NY Hoagland, Louis J. ECE 67 State St, Tully, NY Hober, Jack M. CEE 43 Colfax St, Jamestown, NY Hogan Timothy M. CEE 1 Spring St. Clinton, NY Ho tay,Joseph M. CEE 168 Sycamore, Albany, NY Horris, Matthew J. MGT 16 Woodcrest Dr., Woodcliff Lake, NJ Howell, Roger S. CEE 5 Thorpe Ave, Hammondspon, NY Hughes, Jon W C Box 298 RD 1, Port Jervis, NY Humphrey, Deborah M. HUM 3C16 Woodstock Vi1,, Potsdam, NY Humphrey, Steven H. PHYS 3C16 Woodstock Vil., Potsdam, NY Hunsperger, Sandra L. ECE RD 2, Granville, NY Hunt, Harvey A. CEE 212 Lakemont, NY Hunt, Jeffrey P. CEE 130 Green Acres Dr., Liverpool, NY Hurlbut, Gordon C. ECE Clark Ave, Chenango Bridge, NY Hwalek, John J . CHE 111 North Lane Dr., Rochester, NY Inguanti, John M. MIE 25 Cuhross Dr., Rocky Point, NY Jackson, Craig S. CEE 5 River St, Batavia, NY Jacot, Brian J . CEE 126 Main St, Potsdam, NY Janssen, Eric L. ECE 15 Sandalwood, Rochester, NY Johnson, Daniel J . CEE 395 Coldbrook Dr., Elmira, NY Johnson, Donald J. MGT 80 East Lake Rd., Canandaigua, NY Johnaon, Gary J. MAT Rich Hill Rd., Shushan, NY Johnson, Mark R. ACCT 33 Van Buren St, Antwerp, NY Johnson, Steven T. CEE 58 Kathleen Dr. No., Syosset, NY Johnston, Richard A. ECE Swartout Rd., Auburn, NY Jones, Merwyn E. ECE 400 Torrance Ava, Vestal, NY Kamide J12, Thomas J. ACCT 403 Budd St, Carthage, NY Kamrowski, Gary F. CHE RFD 2, Box 203, Goshen, NY gellufmann, John T. E 22 Bailey Ava, Plattsburgh, NY Kear, Nancy J. MGT 52 Bay St., Potsdam, NY Kelleher, Timothy F. ECE Durham, NY Kelley, Daryl MIE 101 Buffalo Rd., East Aurora, NY Kelly, Karl H MGT 14 Rolling Bk. Ct., Clifton Pk, NY Kepner, Kevin R MIE 622 lst Ava, Troy, NY Khan, Masud Ali MIE 139J, Kashmir Rd., Pechs, Karachi, Pakistan Kimball, Scot R. CHEM 21 80. Peru St, Plattsburgh, NY S333, Thomas 0 Route 1, Brasher Falls, NY KDlippel, Charles F. Ridge North Creek NY Koehler, Carol L. ECE 15 Woodhollow Rd., Great River, NY Kordiak, William M. MATH Augusta Place Tuxedo, NY KoI-Irgus, MichaelL. The Trail, Oneida, NY Krecidlo, Joseph M. CEE 810 Newell St, Utica, NY Krug, Paul F CEE 14 Katherine Rd., Albany, NY Kubeja, James G ECE 905 Hilltop Rd., Erie, PA Kuelzow, Christopher J . MIE 14 Lee Rd., Scotia, NY Labfigmbarda 11, Michael MG 34 Nob Rd., Utica, NY laCombe III, Edgar A. 55 Box 89, Morristown, NY LaCour, Joseph M. ACCT 57 Woodmont Dr., Woodcliff Lake, NJ LaFomara, Lewis ID 133 Swan St, Batavia, NY LaMay, Kirk M. CEE RFD 2, Malone, NY Iambert, Mark A. MIE 2716 Rolling Hills Rd., Camillus, NY Landgraf, Curtis R. CEE 52 St. Stephens Lane, Scotia, NY laPoint Jr., William M. CEE Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT larrabee, John M PHYS 3 Dogwood Dr., Ponland, CT Bwler, James Joseph 509 New Scotland Ava, Albany, NY lawless, Mark J . MGT 321 Sunset Dr., E. Syracuse, NY Lefkowitz, John J. ID 111 Allengate, Pittsfield, MA LeGrand, Alan D. PHYS 5 Kevin Dr., Burnt Hills, NY Leonard, Joel M. ECE 278 Vinal Ave., Rochester, NY LePage, Gerald Joseph CEE 35 Shem'll Lane, New Hartford, NY Liberty, James L. 1D Saranac, NY Liebing, Kim R. MIE 8535 River Rd., Marcy, NY Lighthall, Edwin H. CEE RD iii1, Mexico, NY Lofaro, Anthony P. CEE 311 Boyden St, Syracuse, NY Lootah, Ali R. CEE CCT, 305 Wilson, Potsdam, NY Lyons, Michael Joseph MIE RD 9H, Addison, NY Maas, Brian ID 17 Gilbert St, Johnstown, NY Mackay, William D. MIE 13 Grant Ave, Glens Falls, NY Mackowiak, Ronald B. CEE 1614 Webster Rd., Pine City, NY Magher, Sharon A. 88 86 Wawbeek Ave, Tupper Lake, NY Majo, Robert M MGT 1335 Marra Dr., Watertown, NY gllzallon, Timothy Michael 14 Woodland Path, Glens Falls, NY Malone, Michael J. ECE 1898 Buffalo St, Olean, NY Manchester, Bruce B. CHEM 32 Clearwater Dr., Westwood, MA Mandarano, Lila M. ACCT 33 Abdallah Ava, Cortland, NY Mangan, Margaret L. CHE Ham's Rd., Leroy, NY Marcus, Ruth E. MATH 8 Olivetti Place, Plattsburgh, NY Marentis, Steven M. ID 245 Garden City Rd., Franklin SqL, NY Mark,John J. CEE 7 Hen 51., Beacon, NY Marta a, John A CHEM 508 Mortimer St, Utica, NY Martin, Scott C CEE Everett Rd., Peru, NY Martinez Jr., Pedro A. CHE PO Box 240, Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico Marzano, Frank CEE 43 Marcy Lane, Middletown, NY Maslyn, Matthew J. CEE 14 W. Cavilier Rd., Scottsville, NY Maxin, Keith A. MGT Box 326, Norfolk, NY Mayotte, Gregory J . CHEM 13 LaClaire St, Hudson Falls, NY McCardle, John N. MATH 4O Stahlman PL, Ulster, NY Ixlx'FCracken, Linda J . 1E 660 White Rd., Brockport, NY McCutcheon 111, Sherman CHEM 95 Hilldale, Haverhill, MA McDermott, James L. ECE East River Rd., Cortland, NY McDonnell, William CHE 17 Ethan Allen Dr., Stoney Point, NY McDowell, Peter J . CHE 70 Charter Oaks Dr., Williamsville, NY McKeever, Robert T. ECE 38 Bay St, Potsdam, NY McKenna, Patrick J . MIE 235 High Ava, Nyack, NY McKittrick, Douglas A. CHE 54 Bartlett Street, Chelmsford, MASS IgIIBKosky, Fred J . 500 Second 81., Troy, NY McLaud 11, David M. ACCT 24 Pearl St, Bainbridge, NY McNeil, Thomas J. CHE 215 East Great Barrington, MA Mekss, Regina B. ACCT 24 ArTcher St, Freeport, NY Melber Jr., Joseph G. MIE 15 Westfall, Tonawanda, NY Meyer, Gerhard F CEE 17 Siver, Sidney, NY Milstrey, Glenn E. E CE 448 Wallace Rd, Schenectady, NY Mitglllen' William F. MA 26 Follett St, Ote 0, NY Mittiga, Anthony MGT 9823 Woodstock V111, Potsdam, NY Monakey, Michael J ACCT 11 Becky Ave., Tupper Lake, NY Monroe, Martin J . CHE 202 Esther, Minda, NY Monsef, Mohsen MIE 25 Susan St, W. Amir Abad Koorosh Kabir Ave., Tehran, Iran gggeland, Patrick R. 359 Hurstboume Rd., Rochester, NY Morin, Patricia A. Mie 51 Lehigh CL, Rockville Ctr., NY Moshier, Mark J . CEE North St, Vernon, NY Moulton, Jeffrey C. CEE LaFleur Lane, Peru, NY Mulrenin, Michael P. CEE 100 Market St., Apt. 3, Potsdam, NY Murey, Thomas E. SS 451 Locust Ave., Amsterdam, NY Murphy, Matthew S. ECE 40 Gard Ave., Bronxville, NY Iggmagh, Colleen R. Box 81, Maple St, Constable, NY Murtlow, James S. ECE 2 Freden'cks Rd., Scotia, NY Nelsen, Peter R ECON Rt. 51, Garrattsville, NY Nickens, Norman 5 18 Grenada Place, Montclair, NJ Niles, D.Michae1 ACCT 19 Raymond 81., Con'nth, NY Nohle, Mom's R. ECE 109 N1 Pleasant St, Watenown, NY Nolan, George D. CEE 205 Sanford 51., Glens Falls, NY Norris, Mark A. MIE New Virginia Rd., Guilford, NY Norton, David R. ECE RD 6, Loughbeny Rd., Saratoga Springs, NY Nunn, Thomas D. ACCT 7 Valcour Lane, Plattsburgh, NY Obemesser, Paul J 1 CEE 8 Mapledale Rd., New Hartford, NY O'Connor, Daniel W ACCT 6310 Danbury Dr., Jamesville; NY O1Connor, Stephen M ACCT 88 Chestnut St, Millburn, NJ Okonkwo,1keR HE CCT, 110 Farrisee, Potsdam, NY Orvek, Kevin PHYS 726 Reservoir St, Elmira, NY 01$hea, Darrell F. MIE PO Box 109, Henderson, NY Osso, Joseph D. CEE 15 E. 14th St, Huntington Sta. NY Osuchowski, JohnM CEE 407 Milgate, Utica, NY Owen, Mitchell C. MIE S. 9764 Savage Rd., Holland, NY PacEkard Jeffrey A CEE Box 339 Campbell NY Palmowski, Maunce D. WeEst Lake Rd., Cazenovia, NY Panasiewicz, Joseph M ECE 101 Shoreham B1vd., Buffalo, NY Parker, Richard R. CEE 139 Shoreway Dr., Rochester, NY Parrella, Steven A. D 19 Breezy Knoll Dr., Newburgh, NY Paszul, Walter MIE RD $91 Scotch Bush Rd., Burnt Hills, NY PatrEicia, Robert L. CH 126 West Elm 51., Oneida, NY rFxgchman, Richard C. 56 East Labarge 51., Hudson Falls, NY Pedersen, John J . MIE RD 6, Box 91, Flemington, NJ Penepent, Robert A. CEE 7848 Batavia-Byron Rd., Byron, NY Eenny, Robert A 812 Sequoia Lane, Vestal, NY Peters, Timothy J. 1E M 7725 N. State St, Lowville, NY Petrie, Douglas S MIE 14 Theresa Dr., Corning, NY Pheil, Michael R. ECE 1200 Arline Dr, N. Huntingdon, PA Pierce, Kenneth L ACCT RFD 1$2, Lisbon, NY Pipp, Kevin J. MATH 22 Foote Ava, Pittsfield, MA Pobgee, Douglas B. MIE 301 Tifft Ave, Horseheads, NY Pomfrey, Robert W. MGT 130 Fairfield, Fayetteville, NY Poplarski, Stephen J . CEE 4383 Outlook Dr., Syracuse, NY Poulin, Melissa L MATH 504 Sanders Ava, Scotia, NY Ptigers, Gordon David 721 Lake St, Ogdensburg, NY Powers, Jerry Kenneth ACCT RFD aefl, Hermon, NY Pratt, Joseph W. CEE RD 4, Gouvemeur, NY Price, Richard L ECE 25 Elm St., Norwood, NY $ltnam. Bruce W 60 Lenora Dr., Hamburg, NY Putnam Jr., Robert G. ECE 20 McKinley P1. Gloversville NY CXO Fred Pema Ragusa, Blaise ACCT 115 Governor Ten, Rochester, NY Ramsey, Michael H. CEE 1218 West 51., Pittsfield, MA IIEIEIIEhidi, Shadman J. PO Box 43, Taif, Saudi Arabia Rathbun, David S. ACCT 169 Willow Lane, Scotia, NY Reed, Glen N. ECE Head of Meadow Rd., Newtown, CT Reed, Mark C. ECE 41 Lea Ann Terrace, Wantagh, NY gged, Victor L 14 Madison 81., Carthage, NY Regan Jr., Patrick J. ID 116 Market 51., Potsdam, NY ggin, Timothy J. RD 2, Box 392, Kerhonkson, NY R5131, Steven A 20 Old Fort Ava, Schenectady, NY ReEtEew, Christopher R. 295 U per Gulph Rd., Wayne, PA R1cthI.RobertR MIE 11 Center St., Lisbon Falls, ME Riegel, John C MGT 147 Longview Ava, White Plains, NY Rivers, Richard J. CHE 8 Howell St, Canandaigua, NY Rizzieri, Robert P. CEE 100 E. Bayard, Seneca Falls, NY Robazza, Jerry R MGT 43 Hudson Bay Ava, Kirkland Lake, Ont, CAN Rg-Pm, Richard A. M RD 11f1, Rt. 394, Falconer, NY Robideau, Donald R. CEE RD 2, 36 Waybu Rd., Winooski, VT Robison, Jeffrey . ECE 4296 Oran eport Rd.Gasp011,NY lxiiioIgers, ,Jegrey Lee 226 Thomton Circle 8., Camillus, NY Eggers, Michael J. Rt. 4, Potsdam, NY Romano, Eileen M. PHYS 10301 Stanley Circle Bloomington, MN Rondio, Tomasz J. MIE 110 Downing Ava, Sea Cliff, NY Root, David C. CEE 103 Rub Rd. Liverpool, NY Rose Je3rey R. MGT Box 46, North Lawrence, NY Rosteck, Ronald R. ECE 228 Elm St, Minoa, NY ggucek, Barbara A. Margaretville, NY Rowllsf; LindaJ. 10 Circle Court, Rochester, NY Rue, Charles M MIE 525 VlllaSMary e.Rd W. Princeton Junction, NJ Ruggren, 323C Montgomenj St, Ogdensburg, NY Ruhlman, Frances A TH 806 Clan'dge House, Clan'dge Dr., Verona, NJ Russell, Scott D. ID 22 Parker Ave., New City, NY Russell, Suzanne M. CHE Route 1, Ogdensburg, NY Ruth, John R. ECE 348 Eighth Ave., Pelham, NY Sabey, James R. CEE 1819 Harrison Ave., Lima, NY Sabina, Joseph L MIE 17 Franklin Dr., Smithtown, NY Sager, Warren E. CEE 197 Kirkwood Dr. W Seneca, NY Sanchioli, Dominick ACCT 2328 Saratoga Ava, Oceanside, NY 214 Sanford, L. Suzanna CEE Route 2, Potsdam, NY Santangelo, Russell F. CHE 35 Ross Lane, E. Norwich, NY Sgnty, John Edward 11 Clay St, Malone, NY Saums, David L MGT PO Box 125, Hillsdale, NY Schedlbauer, David C. CEE 6 Poplar St, Potsdam, NY Scheffres, Benjamin J. CHE Box 301, Hunter, NY Scheick, Gerard CHEM 76 Orange Ave., Irvington, NJ Schmelzle, Joseph J. ACCT 52 Biltmore Blvd, Massapequa, NY Schoch, Stephen A. CHE 5 Kidd Kove, Baldwinsville, NY Schrader, Daniel G. ECE 145 Ellsworth Rd., Palmyra, NY Schreher, Medwin E. ECE 28 Bradley 81., Trumansburg, NY Schwartz, Steven M PHYS 3 Margaret Dr., Hyde Park, NY Schwarz, Stephen G. MIE 12 Glen Ellyn Way, Rochester, NY Scruggs, Thomas E CEE 11 Ransom Ave, Massena, NY Seaborg, James J. MIE Tobin Dr., Clinton Coms, NY Seamon Jr., Paul V. 48 Mockingbird Lane, Levittown, NY See, Michael S. ACCT RD 4, Hall Rd., Oswego, NY Stfgin, Mark R. M 24 Com Hill Dr., Morristown, NJ ShGa-lw, Robert G. M 657 Royal Place, Prescott, Ont, CAN Shields, Brian P. MGT 113 Bertrand, Toronto, Ont, CAN Shimomura, Eric T. CHEM 118 Dwi ht Dr., Box 27, Rome, NY 33hoema er, William R. 169 Long Ava, Hamburg, NY lSDiegel, ArthurR 29 Rocky Ledge Dr., Clinton, CT Silloway, Jeffrey L. CHE 295 Hamilton Ava, Olean, NY Silver, Anthony M. CHEM 29 Grant St., Potsdam, NY Sipher, Donald J. CEE 103 W. Barney St, Gouvemeur, NY Small, Donna M ACCT 5 Grove St, Cambridge, NY BSllrlrfgallman, Charles S. 21 Glen Rd. 80., Lexington, MA Smallman, Patricia F. CEE 21 Glen Rd. 50., Lexington, MA ?Aan, Edward L RD 4, Box 183, Apollo, PA Smith, Brian S. MGT 1824 Highland Ave., Troy, NY Smith, Cleighton D. CEE 75 Main St., Oakland, RI Smith, Dennis R. CEE 15 Grant St., Massena, NY Smith, Pamela M. ACCT 328 Troy Hills Apts., Troy, NY SglEith, Richard N. E 524 Elizabeth St, Ogdensburg, NY Snyder, Bruce W. CHE Box 41, 5. Court 81., Wampsville, NY SICEer, Jay B. 9C26 Woodstock V11, Potsdam, NY Stacy, Jerry L. ACCT 39 Waverl St., Potsdam, NY Stafford, arl F. CHE 85 Coolidge Ava, Spencerport, NY Stahl, Raymond J. MGT 11 Vz Ward Terrace, St. Albans, VT Stamegna, Susan C. CHEM 621 Wood St, Mamaroneck, NY Stanchi, Roberto A. CEE Langford Creek Rd., Vanetten, NY Starks, Dolores l. ACCT 80 Croydon Rd., Rochester, NY Stauss, Mark V. MATH 345 Elmwood Ave, East Aurora, NY Eggnhart, Jonathan E. 137 Laurel Dr ringfield, NJ Steinkamp, Ericsg, ACCT 18 Silk, Newark Valley, NY Stellmack, Robert J. MIE RD 1194 Port Rd. Box 388 Binghamton, NY SltlEphanadis, Demetrios 1205 Truman Court Waldorf, MD I?Itfzmberg, Eric H l 7 French Rd., Rochester, NY Stork, Gary A. ECE 132 Linden, Newark, NY Strelez, Theodore L ID RR 3, Hillendale Rd., New Milford, CT Eggh'fhomasA 16 Banner Beach Rd., Kendall, NY Strollo, Patrick V. CEE 2 Graham, Batavia, NY Stromecki, James CEE 8744 Finch Rd., Colden, NY Stutsman, Janice M. ACCT 18 Sudbury Dr., Rochester, NY SEbe, Christopher R. C E 31 Fifth, Randolph, NY Sutryn, Gary E. CEE 126 Marion Dr., McMurray, PA Swartz, Sheryl A CEE 9 Lehner Rd., Albany, NY Swenson, Joseph K. PHYS 16 Main St., Philadelphia, NY Szkotak, Raymond E. ECE 213 Even'ngham Rd., Syracuse, NY Tadio, Donald R. CEE 59 Brockdale, Brockport, NY Tambasco, Frances MIE 218 Division St., Amsterdam, NY Taube, James E. CEE RD $91, Castorland, NY Taylor, David A. MGT 57 Cedar St, A t. 7, Levack, Ontario, CAN Terry, Raymon G. ECE 11 Harding Ava, Binghamton, NY Thomaris, Glenn F. MGT 6 Somerset Rd., Potsdam, NY Thomas, John R. MATH 80 Plaza Dr., Rochester, NY Thompson, Curtis A. MIE 1381 Sunset Rd., Castleton, NY Thompson, Kathy L. CEE 7 Allen St, Deposit, NY Thuillez, Michael A. MIE RD a195, Box 9, Troy, New York Tobin, Richard F. CEE 2941 Jerusalem Ava, Wantagh, NY g'ggnpkins, Bertram C. South St, Windham, NY Toporzycki, Edward J . ACCT 287 Glendale Ave, Liverpool. NY Townsend, Douglas M. CEE RD 2, Bath, NY Trahan, Danielle M. ACCT 29 Grange Ava, Adams, NY Treiling, Kenneth J. CEE 17 Stanford Ct., Albany, NY Truatt, Frank Russell MGT 11 Oakwood Dr., Woodcliff Lake, NJ Trussell, Cleota D. ACCT North Lawrence, NY ggchirpke, Gerald C4 132-12, 133 Ave., New York, NY Tucker, Steven A. ID Gabriels, NY Tupaj, Terrence J. EE 405 Nichols St, Utica, NY Twist Jr., Robert J . MIE RD 1, Box 102C, Waverly, NY gglentine, Christopher 472 Amwell St., Haileybury, Ont, CAN Valentine, David W. ECE 1910 6th St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH xlzlagey, Samantha Linda 6 Carleton Rd, Plainville, MA Vanacore, Alan S. CHE 87 Plymouth Blvd, Smithtown, NY Vansanford, Michael A. CHE E. Mudlake Rd., Baldwinsville, NY Veitch, James C. E E Mary Dr., North Rose, NY Vetuskey, Jeanette CHEM 152 Dewbe Dr., Rochester, NY Vogel, Davi William 55 11 Greenock Rd., Delmar, NY Vogel, Dennis E. CHEM 59 West Main St, Honeoye, NY Wagner, David F. MATH Box 11, Fishers Landing, NY Wahler, Bruce A. ECE 902-90th, Niagara Falls, NY magstrum, Samuel W. 163 Lincoln Ave, Ridgewood, NJ Walthers, Betty V. CHE 156 Chalbum Rd., Vestal, NY IXgalz, Gary W. 1397 Fem Ava, Schenectady, NY Wargo, Richard C. CHE 368 Main St, Middleburgh, NY Washbum, Stig K. CHE Min'ck Rd., Princeton, MA Waters, Peter F. MIE 507 Newcastle Rd, Syracuse, NY Watkins, Edward P. CEE 456 6th St, Niagara Falls, NY Weeks, Douglas E. MIE Box 71, Plessis, NY Weihrich, Donald R. ECE 485 Frankhauser Rd., Buffalo, NY Weiss, Mark D. CHEM 3530-67 Long Beach Rd., Oceanside, NY Weissman, Kenneth J. MIE 976 Parkside, Buffalo, NY Egalls, Steven R. PO Box 684, Potsdam, NY Wetmore, Alan E. PHYS 12 School St, Medfield, MA Wetmore, Richard S. ECE 4358 Middle Rd., Horseheads, NY Wetsig, Jon A. MIE Route 11, Chalet Motel, Potsdam, NY 1361581912, Richard G. 43 Bay Ava, Douglaston, NY Whitmore, Ray H. ACCT 11 Belmont Rd., Rochester, NY Wicksman, Roger H. BIO Blair Rd., Williamstown, MA Wilckens, James F. CEE 691 Stolle Rd., Elma, NY Wilday, Edward G. CEE 22 Pacific St, Granville, NY Wilhelmy, Richard B. CHEM 982 Knapp Rd., Lansdale, PA IXgilkerson, Thomas C. 3623 Forbes Trail, Murrysville, PA Wilkins, William C. CEE 70 South Rd., High Falls, NY Williams, Glen E. CEE RD 2, Droms Rd., Rexford, NY Williams, Louis J. ID 414 Greene, Ogdensburg, NY Wisberg, James A. I 3995 Olejule Lane, Box 1429, Mattituck, NY Wilson, Nancy Jane ACCT RD 2, Theresa, NY Winter, Paul M. CHE 507 S, Maple Ave, Basking Ridge, NJ Wine, Dennis A. ECE 665 N. Hawkins Ava, Akron, OH Wolfe, Bruce E. ECE 186 Passaic Ave, Livingston, NJ Wolfe, Carolyn A MATH 820 Westwood Dr., Herkimer, NY Wood, Gary L. ID 19 Dan Troy, Williamsville, NY Woodworth, Michael D. MIE RD 81, Box 815, Phoenix, NY Wsright, Donna J. Box 158, Pan'shville, NY Wright, William C. CEE 954 Walker Lake, Ont. Rd., Hilton, NY Wyatt, Richard C. PHYS 6577 Lamphear Rd., Rome, NY YaEkiw, John C. MI 95 Moseley Circle, Fairport, NY glechenik, Stephan N. 129 W. Nonhfield Rd., Livingston, NJ Zabele, George S. ECE Peterboro Rd., Vernon Ctr., NY Zientar, Richard M. ECE Wood Dale Rd., Whitesboro, NY Zirilli, Francesco MIE 105 Benkard Ave., Newburgh, NY Zorzie, Paul M. CHE 2324 Appletree Dr., Hagerstown, MD Zum, Robert L PHYS RD 1, Long Eddy, NY Zywiak, Stephen J. CEE K-4 Meadow East Apts., Potsdam, NY On October 14, 1976, Potsdam cesspool repairman, Rob Paine was deeply immersed in his work on the Hillcampus when the lunch whistle blew. He began to wade about, looking for something to float his Saga cream-filled doughnut on, when his boot struck an oddly shaped object. As unlikely as it may seem, this was a great moment in the history of Clarkson College, for Rob had discovered the first known Theta Dot. Thus began the noble undertaking of two Clarkson students to form what has become the newest fraternity- sorority tknown as a ttfracton'tyt in cer- tain social circlest on campus. THETA DOT. Located on the fourth floor of Ormsby House, the Dot Mansion is the home of the two founders and co- presidents, Dave and Steve. The mem- bership role continues to grow, and as the full impact of THETA DOT sweeps the campus, more and more students are accustomed to the ban-shee-like cry echoing off the Science Center walls; THHEEEEEEEETITTAAAAAA DOO 'ITIT!!!!!! ' Scenes infrequently seen by most Clarkson students are of Allens, Fall; fbelow and top n'gh0 and Clarksons own Seven Springs rig t . Mark Shubert, a junior from Wappingers Falls, NY. UeftL and Steve Coluccio, a grad student from Poughkeeph sie, NY. rest from their climb of the tower which provides them with seats. ,5 i Alex and the Boys . Bay Street Blast .. . J. Geils . Peter Frampton . Oil Spills . Lake Science Center .. . . Science Center Renamed . SUCP in the red . Kilmartin . Francis Powell died . TTHey Man,, . Ice Carnival Ball . Saga Subs . Disco . Jr. Weekend . Godspell . The Cousteau Story . CCT vs. UNH .... uDon : Fear The ReapeF . Jimmy Carter Sandwich .. . . Goodbye Ford . The Other Side Of The Mountain . Tech, Tech, Tech, Tech . .. . D.T .. Randy Lamson.... Congradulations Wanda . Munch Out . Deadlines . I need print? . More, More, More . Student Development Moves . .. . Whe1re,s the busf2n August . Keystone Cops . Deadly Nightshade . Down with the Dictatofs . Job Trips . Molson Export . Clarkson No. 1 in the East . Moore House Parties . Schlagter 8c Bach . .. . AGO Auction . -38 degrees F . Egon Goes Abroad . Wednesday Night Movies . Millsie . Mt. Tremblont . Accidents Claim Two . E. Sci . Alleds Falls . Spring 15 Welcomed . .. . w :. . k h. .a . m 3. L . ;riit.55 g. . . , . xilik. I. 5. Ex: ? f O i Q , . ,.ru:5 31$:hitairi, 52g 4:: i ; .ligiiis $1.1 , .3. 15 : uggseiaia , . , l: 4? n1 1., 13$. ; .3. L5? 5. g . t. 232:. : .1: .9. cf; . , x. , xi, 7v , .33 . A1,. 3. ,, , ,$ at, . f km: 7 i, ,x 7 v 5 , .. , . 6x Fl xix 1 gag $$ng 15.? its u x : mw m m E mg m wwwr Gas Shortage . State of Emergency Enrollment of 3000 Sergfs Pizza . Resumes . SWE Conference .. Crows New House Shuttle Bus . The Knight . Craft Fair .. . . Seven Springs Blue Oyster Cult . Laser Light Show Ice Carnival 077 .. Amnesty . 765 KVLine .... Protest Marches . Programmable Calculators . Northern Music . Walkva-thon . Interviews . Industrial Fair . Speakout . Monty Python . Referendum . The Oat . The Nail . Taylor ;'751 scorer . The Pit . F.O.B. . Cinema X . .. . Beyond The Fringe . TAP is Late . Wear of the Cat,, . Zamboni . Class of 1979-N0 Report . Cultural-Absent . 0' ; a ,i; g l $a ! N Bi-Weekly Integrator .. . . Leon LaForty . Silver Streak . .. . Classes Cancelled . Buffalo Snowed-in . Winter of ,76 . .. . Exorcist . J.C. PennyTs . South Pacific . Last Lecture Series . Whiskey One,s New Look . Potsdam Sandstone. Scott Joplin . Ford-Dole . Carter-Mondale . The Depot . Happy Hour . Soaring Coffee Prices . Clarkson,s Drug Policy . . . . Harry Chapin . Billy Joel . Dave Taylor . 4991 Hockey Ranking . CUB-CCSA Passes . Blood Drive . Thath Entertainment, Part III . TNo Smoking Policy . Grape Escape . Dollar Pitchers . PV : nRT .., . Sex Discriminations . Molson Marathon . Drug Raid . Rockirf at the Rat . Double Bubble . Our Town . Reynolds Goes Co-ed . Luxury Triples? . New Snack Bar . . . . Picture From Mars . Lack of Integrator Staff . Charlies Angels . TTRoots . This space could have been yours . All the Presidenfs Men . House of Guitars The Godfather . Big Brother Pub . Kenn Bowl Cuts . The Fonz . Farrah Fawcett . Swine Flu Shots? . Legionairrds Disease . Yeah-So?, . The Great Debates Oil Shortage . Washington Sex Scandals . Renee Richards . Barbara Walters . Rocky Shoots the Bird . .. . Olympics . Nadia . Silent Movies . Home Box Office . Skate Boards . C-B s . Breaker-OnerNine . New ID s . King Kong .. . . Boston . More Than A Feeling . Gary Gilmore . Patty Hearsfs Trials . . . . Chowchilla Kidnapping . Country Store . Howard Hughes dies . . . . Clarkson Hat . Lemon Peel . Mini-courses . Bruce Jenner . Go Metn'f . Earthquake in China . activities 5 L : e. COLOPHON The 1977 Clarksonian was printed by the Delmar Company of Charlotte, North Carolina, on fourteen and one-half signatures. The cover was designed by Kevin Pipp, art editor. Color slides were reproduced on twenty-four pages of color. Text type was 10 and 12 point Souvenier copy and the picture captions and senior directory were 8 point Souvenier and Souvenier italic copy. Contributing editors were: Thomas Scruggs TeditorT, Cheryl Edgerton Tassistant editorT, Ron Shih Tphoto editorT, Cliff Lee Tsports editorT, Barb 232 Johnson Uayout editorT, Ed OTConner Tbusiness managerT, Kevin Pipp Tart editorT and Elan Chipouras Tsenior editorT. T Senior portraits were taken by Carol Studios, Lyn3 brook, N.Y. Faculty advisor was Richard Cook. The Delmar representative was William Sloane. Contributing photographers were: Bruce Putnam Julius Fazekas, Dave Rogers, Laird Chaffee, Gi Schugart, Wayne White. 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