Cleveland State University - Scene Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1970 volume:

the fanfare REMEMBER WHEN A PLACE CALLED CLEVELAND STATE WAS THREE BUILDINGS AND A PARKING LOT? editor . . . David S. Hubbert business manager . . . Alan Rudolph photo editor . . . Thomas L Papp i 2 CHANGING THE SKYLINE . . . [ • - ■ PC CS Cj sj • 4 5 BUILDING UP. 6 r i « t„ Himmrrr 7 UNTIL THERE IS NO MORE ROOM. E CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY LOT B ENTRANCE PARKING FOR PERMIT HOLDERS v ini ati dc uiii i be Tnuicn auiav RESERVED AT A II TIM F C FOR UNIVERSITY MOTOR POOL % M P® Si la tt I ■ lx g S 5 ON WE HAVE HAD OUR PAINS 10 II AND PROTESTS . . . ' .am ■ 5 Hi ispw nSsplH H 1 vy • ' ;••.• araSli KllPlIlili W$mri W s§i|| Ipi ' li M I 1 a v -:- ■ , r. P § J| 12 13 14 J J yyj • TO FACE THE FUTURE. 15 The past academic year was marked by a wave of violent anti-war protest on college campuses across the country. Shocked and angered by the tragic kill¬ ing of four Kent State students by Ohio National Guardsmen on May 4, many students went on strike. As a result, many colleges were forced to close. Cleveland State University, however, man¬ aged to keep its doors open due in great measure to the untiring efforts of President Harold Enarson. He will be admired and remembered by CSU students as a man possessing a great deal of sympathy, un¬ derstanding, and leadership in time of crisis. 18 I Board of Trustees J. J. Nance Chairman C. L. Smith Vice-Chairman E. W. Sloan, Jr. Treasurer J. W. Bartunek E. R. Johnson A. I. Krenzler M. H. Lambright A. Silverstein J. M. Struchen 19 Administration J. M. Maher Secretary of the Board B.Jenks Executive Assistant to the President R. C. Bowen Special Assistant to the President G. L. Hansen Vice President of Business and Finance J. G. Miller Vice President of Academic Affairs H. C. Corben Dean of Faculties and Dean of Graduate Studies R. L. Jones Director of Development T. E. Haynes Vice President of Planning R. F. Busbey Director of Athletics 20 lollege Deans S. P. Wiggins, Education W. E. Schlender, Business Administration B. H. Bush, Engineering J. A. Soules, Arts and Sciences OT PICTURED: K. Gaynor, Law Assistant Deans E. Bruns Assistant Dean of Education W. Kerka Assistant Dean of Engineering A. Nemeth Assistant to the Dean of Arts and Sciences A. Tew Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences R. Ziegler Associate Dean of Business Administration J. Ink Ombudsman (Student Life) NOT PICTURED: J. Flaherty A. Smith T. Gans 22 Student Life E. Wallenfeldt Dean for Student Life R. Bowen Associate Dean for Student Life T. Dotson Counselor for Student Life S. Eiszler Psychometrist for Student Life G. Esch Activities Facilities Manager for Student Life C. Hirsch Counselor for Student Life K. Jenkins Associate Dean and Director of Testing for Student Life P. Poiley Counselor for Student Life E. Malone Counselor for Student Life 23 i M. Nasvytis, Chairman A. Blaser J. Drossin, Chairman NOT PICTURED J. Alexander R. Bubalo J. Godwin W. Martin J. Murray 24 R. Clise R. Dickerman NOT PICTURED: p . Baker K. Hoff J. Senturia Biology 25 Chemistry G. Doss R. Gardner A. Kushner E. Mortensen T. Oakes NOT PICTURED: E. Godleski K. Knox J. Luoma P. Olynyk A. Rhodes F. Sheibley B. Turnbull Economics NOT PICTURED: J. Burke 27 English L. Milic, Chairman J. Bednarski W. Cherubini H. Dailey M. Einstadter J. Gerlach L. Haas M. Hazelrig 28 R. Hockswender D. Miller D. Neiss J. Raunheim P. Salman S. Watson NOT PICTURED: I. Apterbach A. Budzinsky W. Chisholm M. Giffin A. Hayden IV W. Irvin D. Karpinski A. Maloy J. Mason R. Mayson M. Muskin D. Owens R. Randall G. Simmons A. Turner 29 Geology History NOT PICTURED: R. Graus T. Lewis, Chairman W. Beard 30 T. Hartshorne J. Ink L. O ' Boyle A. Peskin J. Tuve NOT PICTURED: R. Albert J. Cary, Chairman J. Coward L. Fleckenstein R. Johnson K. Kusmer K. Lind R. Manning T.Runyan W. Shorrock J. Weinberg C. Wilson I! Modern Languages R. Small, Chairman J. Dogerty J. Heisterkamp E. Labrador R. Oszlanyi F. Mariani E. McKee K. Strmen P. Powell NOT PICTURED: E. Dickmen A. Espasito II J. Faulds M. Gailiusis B. Hagerman S. Haechler N. Kreer J. Labrador B. Majnaric R. Pelton A. Stoll 31 P-Fung J. Hanson D. Herlacher 32 E. Merrick R. Pruitt S. Robinson C.Topp F. Wyse E. Brennan N. Moutafakis E. Shmueli E. Cate N. Pole G. Weinroth Philosophy and Religion F. Hoick, Chairman R. Fox R. Shanab NOT PICTURED: C. DeBardeleben 33 Physical Education NOT PICTURED: I. Grosky R. Haybron H. Schlosser G. Wood Physics 35 wmm Political Science E. Bowen R. Busch J. Noragon NOT PICTURED: E. Cataldo B. Green E. Hawkins J. Holm L. Hurwitz 36 Psychology R. House, Chairman J. Bard B. Crider V. Grimm P. Emerson R. Prada A. Sahni 37 Sociology NOT PICTURED: J. Blank B. Jones, Chairman J. Barkey M. Green D. McKenzie H. Nagpaul A. Roemer Social Science I. Rubin F. Tokarsky 38 Speech and Dramatic Arts D. Metz NOT PICTURED: F. Merriman E. Sander T. Steinfatt E. Zannes G. Srail, Chairman T. Bilski J. Garry L. Luterman J. Yoder 39 Accounting C. Nagy, Chairman W. Ahrens B. Baird V. Kopy S. Bassett P. Levers D. Hauth S. Paul R. Epaves C.. Monastra E.Jancura G. Yankee 40 Business Education i M. Bookbinder Business Law 41 Finance S. Kaplan NOT PICTURED: A. Gross NOT PICTURED: F. Calkins J. Domonkos C. Nagy, Chairman C. Rini Labor and Industrial Relations D. Scotten, Chairman J. lacobelli Management Marketing D. Scotten, Chairman NOT PICTURED T. Webb J. Phillips K. Dunning A. Gross K. Patel 44 I i R. McArdle, Chairman R. Flinchbaugh F. Anthony R. MacNaughton L. Ringel G. Samson M. Schneider Chemical Engineering E. Perout, Chairman S. Tager E. Trela Metallurgy NOT PICTURED: H. Yeh D. Harvey T. Heines J. Cumming, Chairman W. Fleck F. Gallo J. Janssen M. Minich R. Pao M. Phillips J. Tomko 47 Mechanical Engineering G. Parmalee, Chairman L. Domholdt E. Earl R. Hochner E. Hudec R. Kasuba C. Kishel D.Penney L. Tuzi R. Schultz, Chairman C. Goradia E. Klingshirn J. Maisel R. Schindler K. Sherman Electrical Engineering NOT PICTURED: B. Feinberg P. Hoover M. Ghalla Cooperative Education D. Springman Dean of Cooperative Education R. Auld Assistant Director A. Jamieson Assistant Director G. Minnis Industrial Coordinator T. Simcox Business Coordinator G. Leech Industrial Coordinator R. Pattison Science, Education Coordinator C. Wilson Liberal Arts Coordinator Co-operative Education integrates college studies with practical applica¬ tion in work situations. This is accomplished through alternate periods of school and work. The student grows in academic knowledge and at the same time gains practical work experience in his own field. Co-operative education provides the student with a sound orientation to the “world of work and helps the student increase his motivation for education. 49 HAPPENINGS Juleann McMahon Editor October 15 , moratorium The concerned, the curious, the student, the professor, the worker, the learned, the learner, the black, the white, the young, the not- so-young, the men, and the women gather for a reason. the cause is for peace. the concern is to bring our boys home. the responsibility is yours and mine. the solution is coming — perhaps. for peace ri V f AKM8 W0 TODAV BEER BUST ISSBCUR jj $ ijMSj V L ft.: H : JH i k , a ipPj |S| §B 1 ' ,-j What would happen if they gave a war and no one came? 54 homecoming 1969, float construction . . . Public Hall garage . . . one dozen barren frames . . . chicken wire . . . blueprints. . . hammering . . . welding . . . chickenwire . . . 5x5 tissue squares . . . shellac!” . . .stuffing. . .coffee. . . midnight suppers . . .laugh¬ ing. . . yelling . . . stuffing . . . shellac!!” . . . borrow¬ ing . . . building . . . hoping . . . ladders . . . boxes . . . people . . . Thursday s all-nighter . . . Friday s frantic fi¬ nale . . . and at 1 1:00, October 1 9, 1 2 floats rolled out the door. 56 Atm float competition LEFT: Euclid Academic Center ' s float BOTTOM RIGHT: Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity ' s CSU Rises With the Sun NEXT PAGE TOP: The Ukranian Club CENTER LEFT: Psychology Club ' s White Rat RIGHT: Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity ' s Happiness Is ' “ ' IPPIIES | I FAR LEFT: Cooperative Education ' s fire engine TOP CENTER: The Fat Glen ' s Special CENTER: Society for Afro American Unity ' s Soul On Ice BOTTOM LEFT: Chi Delta Theta Sorority’s Busting Our Seams; Building Our Dreams TOP RIGHT: Newman Club s We Grow Together BOTTOM RIGHT: Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority’s Catch Us If You Can! victory. DIVISION A and OVERALL AWARD: Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity ' s Happy Birthday, CSU 62 DIVISION B AWARD: Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority’s ' CSU Builds Dreams Sky High (bottom) DIVISION C AWARD: Independent Students Associa¬ tion ' s Great Oaks From Little Acorns Grow ' Jleft) DIVISION D AWARD: Freshman Class ' s Turtle (lower right) homecoming weekend, dance, 64 road rally 65 homecoming queen Jeanne Biscotti, Chi Gamma lota Barbara Barrett, Gamma Nu Sigma 66 candidates J Margaret Jambor, Beta Sigma Omicron Jo Anne Kulbago, Solon Academic Center Sharon Petrovich, Euclid Academic Center Diana Wilson, Society for Afro-American Unity PICTURED: Olga Catavolos, Lakewood Academic Cen¬ ter 67 1969 homecoming queen Billie Mae Miles representing Sigma Phi Epsilon 68 ■ 69 fall play - the connection The Connection is . . . Jack Gleber at CSU. Author gives his Connection to the cast. Author comes to CSU for The Connection. The Connection is . . .a tight group of men become addicts. Peter Shokalook, Mike Mazur, Tony Zupan- cic, Leon Fisher, Nate Benn, Dan Conde, Robert Schwartz. The Connection . . . comes together with jazz. Mike Sweeney, piano. Neil Anderson, drums. Walt Zacharias, Bass. Ralph Weormann, Trombone. Don James, sax. The Connection is (is not) . . . improvisation. Hap¬ pens under (despite) an “author’’ and producer.” Frank Giblin. Bill Rafalski. The Connection is . . . di¬ rected by J. J. Garry, Jr. Rehearsal? Or Experience? The players also produced and performed The Eu- menides winter quarter, and Grammer Gurton ' s Needle and The Second Shepherd’s Play spring quarter. 70 11 1 J ' m 71 TOP RIGHT: Delta Sigma Phi LEFT; Sigma Phi Sigma BOTTOM LEFT: Newman Club BOTTOM RIGHT: Golden Hearts (Sigma Phi Epsilon) 72 TOP LEFT: Society for the Advancement of Management MIDDLE LEFT: Sigma Tau Gamma MIDDLE RIGHT: Fanfare BOTTOM LEFT: Cauldron BOTTOM RIGHT: Beta Sigma Omicron ■ TOP LEFT: Hungarian Club — Cutie Winner TOP RIGHT: Chi Delta Theta Sorority LOWER LEFT: Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Ugly Man Winner LOWER RIGHT: Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority 74 fj, stunt night TOP: Sorority Division and Overall Award winner, Gamma Nu Sigma in The Student Body ' 1 CENTER LEFT AND RIGHT: Fraternity Division winner, Tau Kappa Epsilon in “The Fooiball Man BOTTOM: Independent Division winner, Newman Club in “CSU by Peanuts 75 wBw f Alv i 1 1 j 1 4 TOP: Sigma Phi Epsilon in CSU Laugh In ' ' CENTER: Chi Delta Theta in CSU Gets The Goose BOTTOM: Delta Sigma Phi in The Howdy Doody Show NEXT PAGE TOP LEFT: Beta Sigma Omicron in The Lame Ranger Rides Again RIGHT: Sigma Tau Gamma in Ennyson s Ark BOTTOM: Beta Sigma Omicron 76 77 stunt night (continued) TOP: Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s CSU Laugh In CENTER LEFT: Delta Sigma Phi ' s The Howdy Doody Show RIGHT: Gamma Nu Sigma s The Student Body NEXT PAGE TOP: Gamma Nu Sigma LEFT: Newman Club ' s CSU by Peanuts RIGHT: Chi Delta Theta ' s CSU Gets the Goose 79 1 K spring, initiation of the fountain 80 81 miniskirt contests ABOVE: Contestants for the Winter contest RIGHT: Winner of the Winter contest was Heidi Nitch, representing the Downunder Club. On the left is An¬ gela, who won the Spring event for Chi Gamma lota fraternity. The next page shows several entries from the Spring miniskirt Contest. l 82 83 1 spring weekend sz rcn tX ' imeci i kjCmm •CHEESK PAKT H I C S V srstMC ittttui spring weekend (continued) bands . . . balloons . . . diving for goldfish in the fountain . . . watermelon eating contest . . . booths . . . ferris wheel . . . Jaggerz . . . spring princess, EMESE KATUN VATHY . . . road rally . . . hayride . . . picnic . . . spring weekend. 86 environmental crisis week CSU students join with others across the nation to call to our attention the problems of pollution. V)Mv IT ' S THE ONLY E.AHTH ■— nv W -m m A « 88 I J _ 89 environmental crisis week (continued) Cleveland state involvement in the university crisis On May 4, 1970 four students from Kent State University were killed in a confrontation with National Guard troops while demonstrating against the war in Viet Nam and the more recent involvement in Cambodia. The days that followed brought unrest to campuses around the nation causing many to close for the remainder of the school year. CSU howev¬ er kept cool and with only slight incident was able to adopt the Alterna¬ tive Education Program for those students who felt the need to discuss and study current problems. 91 university crisis (continued) 92 No one was denied the right to express his views. 93 ORGANIZATIONS Judy Wagner Editor 1970 Organizations Index ORGANIZATION PRESIDENT ADVISOR PAGE NUMBER Accounting Club Dan Nudelman V. Kopy 127 Alpha Chi D. Goldstein A. Smith Alpha Epsilon Pi F. Eisenburg J. Drossin 154, 155 Alpha Phi Omega David Thomas 98, 99 American Chemical Society Michael Pikus A. Kushner 122 American Institute of Ed Orr R. Rolan 123 Biological Sciences American Institute of Ron Klepper J. T. Cumming 126 Chemical Engineers American Society for Greg Brzyta J. Janssen Chemical Engineers Angel Fish AAarilyn Karlonas J. Owens 129 Association of Women Students Theresa Hassey E. McKee Astronomy Club Ken Toucher J. Hanson 137 Beta Sigma Omicron Joyce Fulmer P. Bloomquist 148, 149 D. Hauth Campus Girl Scouts of CSU Karen Parhomovich S. Lewis 108 Cauldron Gary Winters S. Miller 142, 143 Cheerleaders Michelle Perko J. Pease 124, 125 Chess Club Chi Delta Theta Kathy Lorek R. Pattison 150, 151 Chi Gamma lota Art Gneuhs H. Loudon 156, 157 Christian Science Organization Cheryle Bohn L. Soule 120 Cinematics and Zeitkunst Robert Woodward L. Haas Cleveland Area George Jacobs Intercollegiate Council Club Espanol Andrea Crol R. Pelton 131 CSU Collegiate Chorale Ed Bernetich W. Martin 134, 135 CSU Conservative Union Raymond Wasky K. Bonutti CSU Institute of Electrical George Mroz C. Goradia 101 and Electronic Engineers CSU Literary Omnibus: The Frigate A. Turner CSU Players Robert Smith J. Garry CSU Ski Club Mike Angel J. DeJonge CSU Sociology Club Joe Sedlock Council of Business Organizations James Mastandrea W. Schlender Day Student Government Mike Alcox C. Hirsch 110, 111 Delta Sigma Phi Bill Russell R. Prada Economics Club James Mastandrea L. Tuzi 158, 159 English Association Robert Woodward J. Burke Eta Kappa Nu Tod Cleaver P. Salman Euclid Student Council E. Klingshirn 100 Evening Student Council Elver Stone K. Haygood Fanfare David Hubbert R. Prada 144, 145 96 ORGANIZATION PRESIDENT ADVISOR PAGE NUMBER Fenn Investment Club Louis Toth J. O ' Neill 102 French Club S. Sneed Gamma Delta Terry Holmbert W. Moore Gamma Nu Sigma Carole DiTirro A. Aldrich 152, 153 German Club Pauline Pihura R. Oszlani Hillel Harry Beer J. Weinberg Independent Student Jerry Bednarski Association Inter-Fraternity Council Allan Welter 169 Inter-Varsity Christian Joe Ziska B. Turnbull 121 Fellowship lota Tau Lambda M. Jenks Jiu Jitsu and Savate Club Larry Vereb J. Crooks 130 D. Brooks Karate Club Ronald Wilinski G. Kim 128 Lakewood Student Council Lambda lota Delta Joseph Kotlin R. Schindler 160, 161 Lambda Tau Sigma Robert Stevens L. Oswald Marketing Club Dave Dangel K. Patel 132 Math Club Ed Rymut C. Buck 104 Newman Club Jim Machniak F. Anthony 118, 119 Orthodox Christian Fellowship D. Theodore Pentelicus Marybeth Rastatter 109 Pi Mu Epsilon Tom Szwbakowski D. Herlacher 107 Psychology Club R. Prada 117 Sigma Phi Epsilon Steve Barnett S. Paul 162, 163 E. Perout Sigma Pi Sigma Edward Junia S. Huang 140 Sigma Tau Gamma Thomas Chew J. Burke 164, 165 A. Baldwin Sisters of the Golden Heart Ricki Pappas E. Perout 168 Society for the Advancement George Boomer H. Loudon 133 of Management Society for Afro American Unity Henry Flenory H. Mims Society for Automotive Tom O ' Neil D. Penny 136 Engineers Society of Physics John Stupar S. Huang 115 Students Solon Student Council Student Mobilization Committee William Haims A. Rhodes Tau Beta Pi Tau Kappa Epsilon Ronald Cull E. Trella 103 Theta Rho John Ponikvar J. Lathrop 166, 167 Ukranian Club Vindicator Helen Bak N. Pichurko 116 WCSU PA and Music Service Ronald Kisner R. Mayson 106 WCSU T.V. and Radio Guild Michael Hissam J. Lathrop Richard Klivarsky T. Bilski 97 98 Alpha Phi Omega Service is the password to membership in Alpha Phi Omega. This international service fraternity sponsors many activities at CSU. The Annual Blood Drive, the used book exchange in Stilwell Hall lobby and the Ugly-Man-Cutie Contest are a few of the projects sponsored by this fraternity. 1. Dean William Kerka 7. Bob Morris Advisor 8. Kevin Kondas 2. David Thomas 9. Luis Cordero President Bookstore Manager 3. Jim Richards 10. Bill Sloan Pledgemaster 11. Scott Coyle 4. Fred Lotte 12. Dick Sobieski 5. Tom Vincent 13. Ron Johnson 6. Ron Pasadyn 14. Bill Saloka Treasurer 15. Ron Cull 99 Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering students who are at least jun¬ iors and have a cumulative point-hour ratio of 2.75 or higher are eligible to be members of the Epsilon Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu Association. Members of this organization create an atmosphere of scholar- I ship, leadership and character. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Trevor Hilfer, Gus Schoone, Jim Gouch, Bill Nappi, Ronald Cull. SECOND ROW: John Tokar, I Ray Medaugh, John Zastawnik. TOP ROW: Don J Nicklas, Paul Gerber, Mitch Bednarek, Dick Sobieski. I 100 Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers The Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers is a profession¬ al organization. Membership is open to all electrical engineers. The different fields of specialization in electrical engineering are represented in IEEE. 1. Tom Flower 2. Gus Schoone 3. Art Urban 4. John Zastawmk 5. Mitch Bednarek 6. Mike Szpendyk 7. Don Nicklas 8. John Tokar 9. Chandra P. Goradia Advisor I 0. Alex Dudas 1 1. Ray Wasky 12. Ron Cull 1 3. Jim Gouch 1 4. Don Tork 1 5. George Mroz 16. Bill Nappi 1 7. Bruce Sheppard 1 8. Paul Gerber 19. Bill Soukup 20. John Webb 21. Dick Sobieski J 101 Fenn Investment Club Fenn Investment Club is a club for all who wish to become educated in the principles and techniques of sound investment practices. This is accomplished by active participation in analyses of stock and discus¬ sions of the stock market. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Dick Maras, Louis Toth, Fred Swinn, Myron Goldstein, Gary Krall. TOP ROW: Joseph Onacita, Rudolph Krall, Albert Graziano, Hugh La Moreaux, Roger Shull. NOT PICTURED: Tom Blasko, Alex Gor- ski, Tom Jennleson, Dale Klanchnick, William Mad¬ sen, Don McWilliam, Robert Mossbruger, Joy Moss- bruger, Victoria Perritz, Rita Ann Toth i 102 Tau Beta Pi Engineering students who are at least |uniors and have a point- hour ratio of 3.00 are eligible for membership in Tau Beta Pi, a national engineering honor society. Tau Beta Pi recognizes schol¬ arship and character in the undergraduate engineering students at Cleveland State University. 1 . Professor J. E. Maisel 10. Jeffrey Presby 2. George Jaros 11. Ron Cull 3. Charles Meyers 12 . Ron Pasadyn 4. Donald Nicklas 13. Luis G. Cordero 5. Constantine 14. Jack Weigand Papadopoulos 15. William Janz 6. James Horvath 16. James Gouch 7. William A. Nappi Jr. 17. James Krimmel 8. Dennis Meek 18. Dr. L. Domholdt 9. Paul Gerber I 103 The Math Club has been organized to promote and encourage the study and discussion of various phas¬ es of mathematics, and to investigate the applica¬ tions of mathematics to various fields. In addition, as a service to the university, the Math Club sponsors a tutoring program for students of undergraduate math courses. 1. Nina Kirschner 9. Kathy Kravetz 2. Dave Lesko 10 . Jim Horvath 3. Regi Mandel Vice President 4. Dr. Buck Advisor 11. Kathy Benda Treasurer 5. Joe Levy 12. Janet Schedler 6. Tony Masci Secretary 7. Ron Lehr 13. Chris Rodic 8. Ed Rymut President 14. Barb Mandel Student ' s who are outstanding in extracurricular ac¬ tivities are in this Honorary group of students. Wing and Torch combines scholarship and involvement at CSU. PICTURED — Marcia Sensny, Michael Alcox, Margaret Jambor, Susan Benovich. Wing and Torch j 105 l WCSU PA and Music Service The purpose of the WCSU PA and Music Service is to bring taste¬ ful entertainment to the CSU student and to keep him informed of the events and activities taking place on campus. This organiza¬ tion is in a continuing state of activity and constant expansion with the ultimate goal of becoming a commercial radio station, broadcasting to the commuting population of our growing uni¬ versity. The radio station at CSU offers good basic training in such diversified fields as radio, sales, management, engineering, and advertising. PICTURED — Rich Janota, Tom Gombarcik, Dick Kli- varsky, Mike Morrell, Tim Spahlinger, Rick Bitto, Chief Engineer; Julie Papp, Secretary and Treasurer; Gary Kader, President; Pro¬ fessor Floyd Adams. 106 Pi Mu Epsilon is a national honorary mathematics fraternity. Our Mathematicians strive to recognize accomplishments in the mathematical field and to promote high mathematical standards. PICTURED - Walter Gawrilow, Isaac Yomtoob, Christine Wit- kowski, Theresa Gruss, Keith Ward, Gustave Schoone, Christine Rodic, Michael Abrams, Charles Meyers, James Horvath, George Berendt, Lon Swearingen, Paul Gerber, Donald Nicklas, Janet Schedler, Tom Dziubakowski, Professor D. Herlach- er, Advisor; Keith Armbruster. Pi Mu Epsilon 107 Campus Gold Campus Gold is a service organization that works with the Girl Scouts, however, service to the Girl Scouts is not their only Function. They serve the Uni¬ versity by writing out invitations, tutoring, ushering at commencement, hostessing at teas and providing a catering service at choir concerts. PICTURED — Judy Terrace, Vice president; Kathy Augustine, Sec¬ retary; Karen Parhamovich, President; Dororthy Dooley, Treasurer. 108 F Pentelicus is a women s honorary association. The purposes of this orga¬ nization are to provide special recognition for women students who have achieved academic excellence and to encourage high scholastic stan¬ dards among women students. Any woman student is eligible for mem¬ bership upon the attainment of a 3.3 or higher cumulative point-hour ratio after the completion of 2 full quarters of academic work as a regu¬ lar student. PICTURED FRONT ROW: Jerolene Drefs, Treasurer; Jeanne Ladwig, Secretary; Mary Beth Rastatter, President. SECOND ROW: Janet Schedler, Arlene Runo, Marlene Runo. THIRD ROW: Dororthy Hama, Rory Meshenberg, Jessie Marsik, Sandra Jeney. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Heiman, Cathy Hoffmaster, Mary Szalkowski, Chris Wiemels. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Frances Richter, Vice President; Maryanne Szupanski, Grand In¬ staller. Pentelicus 109 Student Government Concerts, lectures, fine film programs, WCSU radio, cheerlead¬ ers, Campus Day, Homecoming, All-School Parties, Stunt Night, transportation to athletic, education and cultural interests, and just about every other phase of student life is planned and spon¬ sored by Student Government. All officers are elected by those students who elect to vote. Elections are held every spring. Coun¬ cil promotes school spirit and co-ordinates all campus activities. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Ed Warnick, Sally Johnston, Secre¬ tary; Susan Benovich, Vice-President; Mike Alcox, President; Har¬ old Wasserman, Treasurer; Bob Miller. SECOND ROW: Fran Mar- icic, Allen Gorski, Charles Gneuhs, Patrick Mann. THIRD ROW: Anne Hart, Roslyn Pannent, Bob Rasoletti. FOURTH ROW: Pat Chmura, Billie Miles, Rick Foran, Kathy Kavka, John Zone, George Jacobs. FIFTH ROW: Paul Controveros, Larry Tomczak, Bill Rafalski. TOP ROW: Ralph Jurecki, Bob Spada, Donna Keller- mann, Tony Dolejs. NOT PICTURED — Pete Wells, Assistant Trea¬ surer; John Gibel, Ralph McNerney, Gail Bialek, Shirley Dorring- ton, Neal Hutchinson, Dave Morgan, Mary Murphy, Carolyn Hirsch, Advisor. i 110 Freshman Class Officers The Freshman Class has participated in a number of activities throughout the year including entering a car in Homecoming and winning in their division. PICTURED — Joe Dembeck, Don Benko, Frank Giblin, President; Joseph Rossi. 112 1970 Senior Class Officers PICTURED — Mary Susteric, Secretary, Day Division; Sherlie Rainey, Recording Secretary, Evening Division; Ted Czupik, President, Evening Division,- Patrick Alcox, President, Day Di¬ vision; Ken Semelsberger, Vice-President, Evening Division; Bobby Meeks, Treasurer, Evening Division; Anne Johnson, Corresponding Secretary, Evening Division. NOT PICTURED — Marge Jambor, Vice-President, Day Division. 113 ■ I Student Judiciary Dillard Poole, Lois Kallas, Gerhart Hilt. 114 Society of Physics Students The Society of Physics Students is the only physics society explicitly designed for the stu¬ dents. Membership is open to anyone interested in physics. The SPS is essentially a self governing society to serve the particular interests of physicists or persons interested in physics. The objectives of the Society are to encourage and assist student physicists to develop the knowledge, competence, enthusiasm, and social responsibility that are essential to the advancement of physics. The Society offers science grants, sponsors sem¬ inars, develops friendships among physics students and faculty members through social events, popularizes interest in physics and recognizes the attainment of high scholarship and potential achievement in physics. The society of Physics Students operated under constitution within the American Institute of Physics. PICTURED - FRONT ROW: John Stupor, James Horvath. ROW TWO: Albert Weigand, Raymond Cross, Kathleen Cuno- vich, John Hamel, Michael Abrams. TOP ROW: Edward Junia, Michael Kazmer, Luci¬ ano Fim, Alan Centa, Charles Meyers, Noel Sargent. 115 The Vindicator 1 PICTURED - FRONT ROW: Susan Booker, Patricia Griffey, Jacqueline McLemore, Dillard Poole, Wendy Fields. TOP ROW: Clarence Mathis, Ronald Kisner, George Smith, Isaiah Dimery. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Stephanie Patton, Carl Norman, Carl Word, Troy L. James, Yolandia Hurtt, Yvonne Mitchell, Lil¬ lian Ellis, Donna Black, Stephanie Wright, Lachan Tanner, Faye Wilson, Deborah Ffundy, Dennis Fos¬ ter, Beverly Pinson, Jessie Banks Jr., Gerald Butchler, Paul Lewis, Ed Handy. 116 H In today s world of population explosion, war, dis- || ease and poverty the individual and the under¬ standing of individual needs is very important. The II Psychology Club is made up of people who are inter- I ested in the promotion of understanding of Psycholo- I gy- 1. Tina Stephens 2. Veronica Vitez 3. Raymond Prada Advisor 4. Linda Veres 5. Rudy Kirkpatrick 6. Carol Intihar 3 sychology 7. Carol Lund 8. Elias Bigio 9. Craig Horak 10. Thom Pienkowski 11 . Marilyn Himmelfarb 12. Brian McMahon Club - 117 Newman Club Newman serves the student, the university, and the community. Through its many activities, the New¬ man Center at 2012 Euclid Avenue with its confer¬ ence room, library, lounge, chapel and gamerooms offers the student an ideal place to congregate be¬ tween classes. Major activities include construction of a homecoming float, participation in intramurals, seasonal weekend camping trips and organization of a marriage series. Two chaplains offer daily Mass and are available to any student for religious guid¬ ance. „v If t ,; ( j flra ] | s3k WF M. .m r | J ’ A torn jfes 6 . dr ■, • If ' r , jB tjgj ? Jr jBf m 4 V , y -. : . J j t c gfk % r tMr ' W-4F W ijm 118 I e if b i( 3 i( It ji FRONT ROW: Betty Zavada, Marie Hocevar, Pat Naberezny, Jim Machniac, Father Ladislas Siekaniec OFM, Kathy Kravetz, Nick Cheich, Marilyn Sevcik, Coletta Sevcik. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kovach, Mary Sustersic, Kathy Radey, Kathy Hubach, Barb Babjus, Des Francik, Chuck Radgowski, Mike Pechu- ra, Linda Bellini, Kathy Wilson. THIRD ROW: Bob Buchser, Joanne Gawlik, Charles Arena, Mary Szal- kowski, Elaine Knox, Dorothy Ketterer, Joan LaRosa, Peggy Heimann, Mary Ann Sabo, Sharon Francik, Mary Kastanis, George Brych, Terry McFarland. TOP ROW: Pete Hanigosky, Walt Zacharias, Jan Austin, Matt Cmadr, Joe Loya, Mario Mulig, Steve Engstrom, Bob Emick, Bill Golden, Gary Guiatis, Kathy Pekarek, Marilyn Boguski, Bill Zehe, Rick Slak, Randy Olson. 119 Christian Science Organization The members of the Christian Science College Orga¬ nization on campus meet weekly for a religious serv¬ ice. Anyone is welcome to attend. PICTURED — Mike Scott, Cheryl Bohn, President; Mrs. Vini Langbridge, Cheryl Jones, Vice President, Dr. Leon Soule. 120 The purpose of the IVCF is to promote a Christian outreach on campus. As Christians, we serve both as an evangelistic media to the students, and a base for Christian Fellowship. Our activities include speakers, prayer meetings, student led discussion, and socials. Our group, which is only one of the many nation-wide chapters, always extends a welcome to both Christians and non-Christians, and is composed of Catholics and a- spectrum of Protestants. LEFT COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM: Joe Ziska, Carol Aumick, Fran Richter, Alberta Miller, Pat Sesso, Mary Scott. RIGHT COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM: Greg Toth, Jim Meinke, Dan Copan, Bob Roach, Bill Sullivan, Wendy Paulson. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 121 .j American Chemical Society Student Affiliates The American Chemical Society is a dedicated group of students showing interest in the chemical part of science. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Dan Kalynchuk, Harold McCutcheon, Dave Leuschel, Ron Swinko, Marilyn Sevcik, Coletta Sevcik, John Schindler. TOP ROW: Neil Morelli, Louise Burkhart, Marna Kacen- jar, Marti Takacs, Mike Zehe, Dan Donovan, Rick Langan. 122 American Institute of Biological Sciences The A.I.B.S., chartered in September, 1 968, represents the Cleve¬ land State University Student Chapter of the American Institute of Biological Sciences located in Wash ington, D. C. The Club has been designed to enhance the academic and social growth of each member mediated through frequent field trips, guest speaker engagements, regional college seminars, faculty-student events, and active, successful participation in University and privately- planned social events. Overall, the Club has produced a truly unique departmental cohesiveness which is a critical advantage in an urban-based University such as ours. PICTURED — KNEELING: John Marinelli, President; John Whitney, Organic, mascot. STANDING: Dr. R. Dickerman, Advisor; Diane Sabo, Ralph Zwol- inski, Robert Hinderer, Linda Godinsky, Karen Parhomavich, Julie Szilagyi, Secretary-Treasurer,- Sue Strong, Ruth Tracimowicz, Al Samperisi. 123 Cheerleaders Cleveland State University Cheerleaders represent a group of women dedicated to raising school spirit by attending and cheering at all sports events. PIC¬ TURED — BELOW: Michele Perko, Donna Black, Pat Ross, Mary Kilarsky, Billie Miles, Donna Schroeder, Janet Stewart. 124 125 American Institute of Chemical Engineers The American Institute of Chemical Engineers strives to promote therecognitionofchemicalengineeringprogramsatCSU. It holds meetings and visits to chemical process industries. Membership is limited to chemical engineering major but all students are wel¬ come to attend meetings. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Ron Klep- per, Jay Pudlock, President; Ralph Goshe, Ralph Braun, Mike Dolan, Mario Amata. SECOND ROW: Lou Cordero, Phil Besesi, Frank Hyclak, Will Samkow, Steve Koncilta, Bill Janz, Rich Buff, Joe Golembek, Bob Savinell, Eric Pierce, Dr. Cummings, Advisor; Paul Controveros, Harvey Kottke, Joe Facetek. TOP ROW: Tom -7ii i knl cs � cl i P - r � P i c r A r r a o rYa ro n 126 Accounting Association NOT PICTURED: Mike Albanese Robert Kasagka Jeff Schillo Bob Allen Steve Kasper Gordon Schmid Gene Anderson Richard Kellogg John Schultz David Beal Werner Keusen Walter Schultz Tom Biehl Jim Kincaid Don Shupek Jim Bolzer Tom Klainski Julius Skerian Ted Burcham Jim Klish Edward Smith Ray Dellmore Ken Konas Dan Soja Ken Didion Judy Kulpinski Bob Spada Larry Dino John Lee Thomas Templeto Earl Dolinar Mel Lornz Terry Thomas Bob Drum Tom Losh Gus Tischer Jack Elstone Jim Marietta Treasurer Tom Felz John Murphy Chuck Tripoli Jerry Gabriel Brian Neitzel William True Jerry Gillinov Ron Nemes Ruby Tufts Robert Golden Jim Newland Jeffrey Urban Bob Hansen Barbara Niebaum Frank Urbancic Ed Hardy Ken Paponetti Mike Volchko Gary Hanka John Piwinski Linda Vollmar Bob Hausen Tom Quinn John Weber Dale Hayes Charles Radjowski Pete Wells J. R. Horvath Ronald Rose Thomas Zagata June Janezic Jame s Roth Ed Wilcox Dave Jones Sandra Scarpelli Joe Zielinski Dennis Jones The Accounting Association has been referred to as the most ac¬ tive organization on campus. This activity, however, does not take place in only one or two areas. The Association encompasses aca¬ demic, social, professional, and athletic endeavors and works to develop the well-rounded accountant of tomorrow. Its major ac¬ tivities include a tutoring program for all accounting students, the annual awards banquet, visits to accounting and industrial firms, discussions with professional people, bowling leagues, and an en¬ tire program of intramural sports. Thus, the Accounting Associa¬ tion strives for academic and professional excellence in a pleas¬ ant, social atmosphere. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Juliett Papp, Trudy Smolik, Barry Chapman, John Knotek, Jerolene Drefs, Mi¬ chael Mastic, Mike Blum, Janis Kowalski, Secretary; Vicki llkanic. SECOND ROW: Daniel Nudelman, President; Dale Vollman, Gerry Hilt, Brian Burtch, Harold Wasserman, Charles Kennedy, Ruth Ann Sroka, Cathy Heiman. THIRD ROW: Joe Piotrowski, Mi¬ chael Zak, John Cattani, Phil Johnson, Michael Alcox, Pat Reidel, Marilyn Eddy, Pat Pakosh. TOP ROW: Thomas Mauling, Vice Pres¬ ident; Joseph Martanovic, Larry Hylkema, John Horn, Mike Do¬ naldson, Tom Kascak, Roger Stoltz, Bob Sabol. ii 127 Karate Club PICTURED — COLUMN ONE: B. Allmendinger, J. Bugat, R. Erlich, C. Radgowski, E. Kalister. COLUMN TWO: J. Plavecski, H. Erlich, P. Glessner, R. Cyngier, M. Montalto. COLUMN THREE: M. Martinsek, M. Sevcik, J. Krizan, C. Perkins. COLUMN FOUR: M. Gehringer, C. Sevcik, R. Burgeon, A. Yee. COLUMN FIVE: J. Aubele, L. Marn, T. Thomascik, A. Bertok. COLUMN SIX: L. Rafalski, B. McHugh, A. Andrews, D. Mihalic, M. Kiss. NOT PICTURED: C. Stoney, J. Walsh, K. Weinrich, O. Plenewski, K. Davis, P. Kle- pak, R. Vlech, R. Ellison, R. Evert, P. Miller, D. Dolan, L. Battista, K. Sevcik, B. Waddy, R. Wilinski, C. McMullen, T. McCombe, M. Justice, J. Curtis. 128 Angel Fish Cleveland State University ' s synchronized swim team, Angel Fish, enjoys swimming and different swim routines. The group presents various synchron¬ ized shows throughout the school year. They are coached by Jewel Owens. PICTURED — Chris Culli- nan, Pat Tomaro, Doris Bell, Lorie Noyvicki. NOT PICTURED: Robin Ross, Paula Anderson, Denise Changeri, Sue Lowe, Assistant Coach; Marilyn Kar- lonas, President; Judy Schott, Treasurer. 129 K , c . , ■ ■ Kr The Cleveland State University Judo Club was formed in the Fall Quarter, 1969. It is open to all students who are interested in Judo. The club participates in inter-collegiate tournaments and plans to host tournaments in the future at CSU. The instructors Guhn Y. Kim and Moo Hwan Kim are both fourth degree black belt holders. PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Sandra Jeney, Dale Hickok, Pat Grossman. SECOND ROW: Guhn Y. Kim, instructor; Andrew McMillan, Gary Casini, Rich Zaleski, Scott Hola, Bob Zal- eski, Moo Hwan Kim, instructor. TOP ROW: Geoff Novak, La- Moyne Porter, Jay Owen, Bill Rice, Dick Kramer, Joseph Miller. Judo Club 130 Spanish Club El Club De Espanol of Cleveland State University promotes culturally oriented social activities. Membership includes students from eight Spanish speaking countries. Besides social programs such as showing Latin American films, dining and dancing at Spanish restaurants, and organiz¬ ing El Gaucho Riding Club, they strive to promote philanthropic group projects such as work¬ ing with underprivileged Spanish speaking people; they also tutor students at CSU. This work im¬ proves vocabulary and increases fluency in conversation. PICTURED - FRONT ROW: Shirley McBride, Advertising Chairman; Andrea Cordova Croll, President; Paula Anderson, Vice- President. SECOND ROW: Arpino Rosati, Dorothy Parianos, Peggy Masterson, Carolyn Montier. THIRD ROW: Ramon Torres, Manuel (Tony) Murga, Ronald Ronald, Mr. Robert Pelton, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Judy Nantell, Secretary; Linda DiSa nza, Treasurer,- Mrs. Rose, Marlene Hudson, Barbara Bernot, Gilda Gomez, Corina Motola, Dario Dieguez. flogafr; - SErff. a • m FK V ■ ■ -A v$K5i jm Km ■ li [i Jl wifi jajtijB B Jf PpB m$m Kn 1 1 ■ 4 | tt f.rJ PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Don Batke, Vice Presi¬ dent; Al Ce|ka, Sharon Fitzwater, Professor Kanti Patel, Advisor; Karen Farr, Andy Polonyi, not identi¬ fied, Dick Marzi, President. TOP ROW: Ted Lisbon, Secretary; Larry Glasscock, Vice President; Tony Vin- celli, Al Varga, Ron Cimino, Ben Zemlicka, Jim Cur¬ tis, Bill Yaster, Treasurer. Marketing Club 132 Society for the Advancement of Management SAM is a professional organization dedicated to the development of tomorrow ' s managers today. It is an organization that provides young people with the means and direction to channel their ideas, talents and energies into real, sustained learning experiences. PICTURED — SEATED: Robert Kerr, not identified, John Nisius, Anthony Vincelli, Secretary; George Boomer, President; Alan Vargo, Vice President; Nicholas Szentkiralyi, Albert Miklavic, Donald Sprenger. FIRST ROW: David Knowles, Patrick Alcox, Robert Curnayn, Gene Berg, Walter Schultz, Janet Pacholewski, Gary Krasnosky, James Curtis, Donald Batke. TOP ROW: Thomas Rosner, Richard Stefka, Robert Schultz, Keith Berger, Richard Marzi, Brian McHugh, not identified, Melvin Valentine. 133 CSU Collegiate Chorale The World at Cleveland State Univer¬ sity is full of sound. Hammers clank¬ ing, students talking and computers buzzing create an element of sound which at times may seem chaotic. Within this range of sound one can hear a very refined interpretation of life. CSU Collegiate Chorale under the direction of Dr. William Martin is a growing and moving cultural force at Cleveland State. The Chorale is noted all over the city. Membership is obtained by audition only. 135 Society of Automotive Engineers The Society of Automotive Engineers is a technical society for all engineers interested in the design and manufacture of land, sea, air and space vehicles. 1 . Denny Mara 14. Ken Krol 2. Prof. D. Penney 15. Bob Zonar Advisor 16. Ray Majerczak 3. Frank lorio 17. John Kralik 4. Ed Orzel 18. Mike Hicho 5. John Vas 19. Bob Hines 6. Larry Knoble 20. Bill Marquardt 7. Dave Carwell 21. Ron Vidischak 8. Larry Taylor 22. Joe lacobucci 9. Dave Nicklas 23. Tom O Neill 10. Matt Cinadr 24. Ed Rymut 11 . Joe Prion 25. Rich Lube 12. Steve Dake 26. Bob Hibler 13. Dave Lesko 136 Astronomy Club « This organization consists of a group of dedicated students devot¬ ing a large portion of their time and efforts in expanding further present interests and knowledge of Astronomy. Activities include field lectures, deep sky observation and photography, applica¬ tions of meteorology, and studies in astro-physics. In general, the club incentives and interests lie in gathering a considerable amount of astronomical information which may prove valuable in this modern age of space exploration and discovery. PICTURED — Nick Nasca, Gary Krall, Secretary; Betty Keeler, Gary Gudaitis, Ken Toucher, President; Alan Barr, John Petro, Treasurer; Lou Olszewski, Vice-President. 137 Presently functioning are five en¬ sembles. Students also form im¬ promptu ensembles and may initiate official university ensembles with approval of the director. When en¬ rollment and instrumentation permit, these ensembles combine to form the CSU Symphonic Band, which per¬ forms a repertoire of original band music as well as valid transcriptions from other media. The Band is under the direction of Professor Albert Blaser and Professor Jocylin God¬ win. 1. Sax Quartet: Tom Tweedle, Harold Arnold, Tom Honizy, Ron Cull. 2. Percussion Ensemble: Dawn Reinhardt, Bill Lovell, Hank Lipian, Joe Leotaa, Ron Popaleo. 3. Mixed Clarinet Quartet: Elaine Linda Gilson, Ron Cull, Chuck Kow¬ alski. 4. Brass Ensemble: Not identified. 5. Woodwind Quintet: Les Salva¬ tore, Chuck Kowalski, Professor Al¬ bert Blaser, Bill Brys, Jennifer Vande- man. 138 5 139 140 Sigma Pi Sigma is an honorary physics society. PICTURED 1. Jack Weigand 2. Jim Horvath 3. John Hamel 4. Ed Junia 5. Kathy Cunovich 6. Charles Myers 7. Luciano Fini Sigma Pi Sigma 141 1. Gail Bialek finds that layout takes a lot of time on Fridays. Seated next to her is Jim Mockbee. 2. Mary Ann Curilovic, layout, prepares to get to work. 3. Fall quarter co-editor and spring and winter as¬ sistant editor, Marcia Sensny. 4. Photographer and assistant business manager, Ray Jones (FOREGROUND). 5. Thomas Hunscher, associate editor, discusses an assignment with reporter Dana Karr. 6. Sports editor, Pat Galbincea. 7. Winter and spring quarter editor, Gary Winters. NOT PICTURED.- Joe Beckstead Associate Sports Editor Bob Weinberg Business Manager Bob Morris Circulation Manager Susie Abolins Dave Morgan Thomas Rosner Beverly Scheider Jon Thomas Lauray Zackowski Linda Schregardus Gwen Lawler Sharon Morris 142 143 Fanfare The production of a yearbook is a difficult task. The staff attempts to compile the year ' s events to serve as a record and as a memento for graduating seniors. There are many diversified areas in which students can participate. The staff is always in need of section editors, photographers, copy readers and typists. Staff photographers take and process all pictures appearing in the Fanfare. Meeting a deadline can be hectic and discouraging, but the satisfac¬ tion of a completed book is all the reward any staff member needs. We extend an in¬ vitation to any interested student — The Fanfare is a chance to express your creative ability. 1. Thom Papp Photo Editor Roy Mocadlo (REAR) Photographer Bob Weinberg Photographer Ray Jones Photographer 2. Alan Rudolph Business Manager David Hubbert Editor-in-Chief 3. Juleann McMahon Happenings Editor Judith Wagner Organizations Editor Mary G. Roman Happenings, Assistant Editor Louise Narrows Faculty and Administration Editor SEATED: Susie Abolins Senior Editor Pat Galbincea Sports Editor NOT PICTURED: John Dodok Photographer Raymond O. Prada Advisor Marcia Sensny Typist Benita Skrunda Typist 144 145 Beta Sigma Omicron 148 1. Jan Lloyd 2. Gail Grey 3. Cathy Hoehn 4. Trudy Vilsmeier 5. Flo Delmore 6. Kathy Sheehan 7. Jane Ruppe 8. Sally Krautner 9. Mary Kay Marincic 1 0. Sue Bartoszek 11. Holly Downing 1 2. Karen Mayer 13. Paulette Sedensky 1 4. Cheryl Gray 1 5. Fran Marincic 16. Laura Ryan 17. Lauray Zackowski 1 8. Sue Migalich 1 9. Mary Lou Yanda 20. Diane Klepetko 21. Cindy Wismer 22. Linda BI a | da 23. Linda Binder 24. Jeanne Carmody 25. Gail Bialek 26. Cathy Deane 27. Barb Watson 28. Joyce Whitney 29. Betty Randles 30. Joyce Fulmer 31. Natalie Spagnola 32. Chris Fletcher 33. Jackie Ratajczak 34. Gina Tenik 35. Diane Kulbakas 36. Pat Glavan 37. Barb Gaydos 38. Nancy Pospie 39. Barb Woodman 40. Nancy Nokoff 41. Kathy Thompson 42. Sharon Zupancic NOT PICTURED: Sandy Ceccarelli Kathy Deacon Gayle Hatton Lynn Hutchinson Elaine Kordel Carol Krych Linda Martin Grace Shore Lynn Ward Bonnie Vezber PICTURED BELOW: Katie O Connor, Anita Weinstein, Rosemary Manni- no, Susie Schaack. 149 150 Chi Delta Theta 1 . Laurette Sliwinski 27. Val Vaccher Pledge Mistress Chaplain 2. Kathy Stockmaster 28. Kathy Lorek 3. Chris Witkowski President 4. Rita Dickey Warden 29. Jan Scandlon 5. Suzie Devine NOT PICTURED: 6. Judy Grabski Gail Basch 7. Fran Kappes Mary Lou Babington 8. Marge Hudak Susanne Bentivegna 9. Mary Fridrich Nancy Cestaro 10 . Barb Cummings Treasurer 11 . Pat Natale Barb Chaney 12 . Nancy Parker Vice-President 13. Sharon Fitzwater Nicki Grande Corresponding Anne Grasso Secretary Jeanette Hemme 14. Marian Stockmaster Erdine Kotapish 15. Ricki Pappas Mary Lynne Laczko 16. Karyl Neubauer Carol Niess 17. Donna Weichsel Rosalyn Pannent 18. Carol Cerne Terri Patacca 19. Pat McConville Anna Rim 20. Kathy Bella Pat Schultz 21. Mary McDermott Karen Sudnick 22. Jean Fox Lynne Sweeney 23. Billie Miles Karen Tischer 24. Mary Murphy Anne Vanderbeck 25. Karen Wessel Recording Secretary 151 Gamma Nu Sigma 1 . Donna Sietz 26. Laurie Bauman Treasurer Vice President 2. Lynn Rowan 27. Dawn Reinhardt 3. Gail Fischer 28. Marie Lemme 4. Marge Satmary 29. Joan Marchak 5. Maryellen Schleimer 30. Judy Schott 6. Mary Lou Gurbach 7. Johnny Gurbach NOT PICTURED: 8. Judy Babyak Barb Barrett 9. Sue Schroeder Sue Fording 10. Anita Audey Judy Herron 11 . Linda Tirabasso Kathy Hunady 12. Lois Carroll Peggy Jersan 13. Kathy Kurth Laura Jesionek 14. Denise Fatica Linda Kauza 15. Carole DiTirro Annette Kurtik President Kathy Martin 16. Donna Rudar Debbie Munn 17. Holly Jay Sue Norris 18. Margie Dusenbury Jan Pacholewski 19. Mary Jane Filarski Historian 20. Lora Lee Rung Mary Roman Recording Secretary Joyce Stopak 21. Sue Kastelic Cindy Zaborny 22. Linda Gilson Corresponding Secretary 23. Judy Wagner Tony Messere 24. Lynn Marhevka Marie Micciulla 25. Julie McMahon Pledge Mistress 152 . . . Sisters getting to know one another . . . sharing grooving together . . . individuality ... a smile . . . living . . . breathing . . . being yourself . . . sisterhood . . . To live is not for oneself alone; let us help one another ... the roadrunner and The Student Body . . . growing . . . love . . . hope . . . understanding . . . And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is re¬ freshed . . . sunshine . . . scholarship . . . esotericism all the joys that are mine today . . . Gamma Nu Sigma . 153 Alpha Epsilon Pi PICTURED - FRONT ROW: Alan Polster, Max Kahn, Bruce Klein, Paul Strauss, Jeff Garber, Ed Schuman, Alan Hausman, Rick Klein, Richard Paris, Vice-President; Fred Eisinger, President. SECOND ROW: Bruce Ashkenas, Alumni; David Goldstein, David Warner, Clark Corfee, Treasurer; Stuart Kovit, Marty Jacob, Joel Mazelis, Dr. Julius Drossin, Faculty Advisor. 154 155 156 Chi Gamma lota PICTURED — FRONT ROW: Don Goetchius, IFC Rep¬ resentative; Dennis Hanson, Treasurer; Art Gneuhs, President; Phill Sinnema, Secretary; Mike Bruckner, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Terry Talbot, Ber- nie May, Dennis Dezelan, Mark Schneider, Bob Mir- arck, Tim Gallagher, Bob Subwick, Professor H. Lou¬ don, Fraternity Advisor; Al Whitehouse. THIRD ROW: Dave Walkish, Social Chairman; Larry Urba- nek, Bob Rucinski, Gerald Vargo, Don Tomey, Vice President. NOT PICTURED: Mike Hardy, John Rampe, Larry Dino, Dale Langa, Jeff Pesler, Hank Janko, Joe Veto, John Young. 157 Delta Sigma Phi The Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity strives to develop the whole man through a system of de¬ velopment of life situations. Interests are developed through a wide range of socials, in¬ cluding ski parties, canoe trips, and golf parties; sports, where enough teams are organ¬ ized so that every brother interested can participate in any sport; and through our pro¬ gram of remodeling our house, where any brother who is interested, regardless of expe¬ rience is encouraged to help. Academic and leadership endeavors are developed through our program of Engineered Leadership which is guided by our national frater¬ nity with awards to outstanding chapters in the fields of scholarship and leadership. Brotherhood though, is the mam concern of every member. Delta Sigma Phi is for the male student who is looking for more than friendship, not only in his years in school, but for the rest of his life. 1 . Ken Shumaker 24. Dennis Bush 46. Gary Jagoda Lyn Clemmer 2. Fred Neumeister 25. John Downs 47. Vic Sotny Paul Contoveros 3. Greg Asvestas 26. Glen Johnson 48. Neil Hutchinson Louis Deeb 4. Al Sosic 27. Jim Sukalac 49. Bob Cerny Tim Flash 5. Nyle Hillson 28. Jim Roman 50. Ralph Jurecki David Hill 6. Mike Eckeley 29. Tony Murga 51. Bud Kellogg Al Lewis 7. Tom Miller 30. Jim Motylinski 52. Tim Wolfe Dave Long 8. Mike Abrams 31. Don Cairns 53. Rick Green Tom McKitrick 9. Ron Ostop 32. Jim W. Miller 54. Henry Pollack Jim H. Miller 10. John Kolonay 33. Joe Telantnik 55. Mark Sandy Jim Morey 11 . Bill Russell 34. Tom Pienkowski 56. Mike Nerone Al Mueller 12. John Hubbard 35. Doug Neu 57. Bob Przybys John Pizzuti 13. Dick Payn 36. Frank Hyclak 58. Terry Miscoe Dave Robert 14. Pat Alcox 37. Gary Skotko 59. John Gery Mark Schultz 15. Mel Valentine 38. Jim Robincheck 60. Frank Hyclak Gary Suhadolnik 16. Bob Burkett 39. Steve Koncil|a 61. Jerry Slavik Al Welter 17. Fred Monreal 40. Joe Basista Don Yates 18. Tom McIntyre 41. Bill Janz NOT PICTURED: Steve Yonkof 19. Tom Kochick 42. Jack Zentner Bob Balish Terry Ferguson 20. Ron Ziegler 43. Pete Mackulin Ralph Bangs Bill Weinkamer 21. Rich Klisuric 44. Bob Spada Creg Castrilla Paul Schellenberger 22. Ralph Gery 45. Pete Ferencz Bill Ciszczon Joe Zentner 23. Dan Leskiewicz 159 162 1. Bob Starek 2. Paul Azzariti 3. Rudy Hren 4. Denny Wilde 5. Bill Schulte 6. Steve Mlecik 7. Tom Keating 8. Dave Pyzoha Secretary 9. Bill Skowronski 10. Gary Casini 11. Bill Yantko 12. Tom McKenny 13. Jim Maurer 14. Tom Barberic 15. Mike Abel 16. Jim Fry 17. Ralph Doles 18. Mike Angel 19. Tom Vargo 20. Dave Antinone 21. Jeff Saxon 22. John Topolski 23. Lou Davis 24. Ray Patacca Recorder 25. Al Guber 26. Al Szymanski 27. Frank Buehner 28. Joe Acs 29. Craig Lynch 30. Jack Pawlowski 31. Rich Mayor 32. Lee Goldenbogen 33. Terry Laurie 34. Mike Davis 35. Terry Thomascik 36. Ed Trest Controller 37. Daryl Marttala Vice President 38. Keith Armbruster 39. Dale Laczko 40. Ralph McNerney President NOT PICTURED: John Aron Jim Babiasz Steve Barnett Ron Chesla Todd Cleaver Mike DeShetler John ForristelI Jim Gurbach Jeff Haniewich Andy Hasenstaub Paul Heim Mark Huge Len Kinaitis Gary Kirschler Drew Kisilewicz Dale Klanchnik Pat Kordet Greg Madzelonka Wally Manke Ron Margadonna Bob McKenny Don Medved Bob Miller Jim Nolan Craig Peer Paul Pirttinen Bob Popovich Larry Rogers Bob Sabol Larry Sofranko Terry Stevens Roger Tanski Tiho Teisl Bill Thomas Leo Timm John Vas Terry Volk Denny Wessel Gordon Wetzel Gary Winters Pete Wise Sigma Tau Gamma 164 jpjnE PICTURED — FRONT ROW: John Vehar, Art Dom- bek, Al Gorski, Tom Doll, Steve Dill. SECOND ROW: Dave Knowles, Frank Haydacy, Jerry Ba|bus, Dale Zabukovec, Dan Flazel, President; Jeff Martin. THIRD ROW: Ralph Ballard, Thomas Lanmng, Vice President; Jeff Svoboda, Paul Mueller, Tom Chew, Tom Rosner. FOURTH ROW: Pat Ginley, David Pele, David Biesiada, Wayne Juby, Mark Piatak, Rex Reeping. TOP ROW: Scott Rinear, Ed Macek, Phillip Wisniewski, Ron Wilinski, Dan Kra|ewski, Vice Presi¬ dent; Isaac Yomtoob, Richard Mueller. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Jim Kosmala, vice president; Powell Cesar, Dennis Ziegler, Kieth Phillips, Mark Bater, Dave Chase, Bruce Korenko, Gus Tischer. 165 1. John Zeitz 2. Jim Forristell 3. Rick Recko 4. Dennis Leone 5. Tom Bindernagel 6. Jim Rossi 7. Mike Santorelli 8. John Fravel 9. Jim Trela 1 0. Craig Cerne 1 1. Bob Wenz 1 2. Rick Cyngier 13. Bill Fox 1 4. Dave Wagner 1 5. Bob Fravel 16. Vern Davis 1 7. Gary Trende 1 8. Jim Stralka 1 9. Joe Worstek 20. Jim Bartholemew 21. Dave Hirsch 22. Ivan Udris 23. Bill Schaidt 24. Bill Dei 25. Mel Bartol 26. Paul Peroni 27. John Glaze 28. Frank Slovenic 29. Ken Piehl 30. Rick Duncan 31. Don Hollingsworth 32. Bob Henning 33. Rick Trela 34. Jim Zychowski 35. Ted Robbins 36. Frank Blaha 37. Tim Rataczak 38. Charlie Kozup 40. Don Butler 41. Rick Dytewski 42. Rick Beznoska 43. Tom Welch 44. Mike Siwila 166 wt - I - 1 ¥ . xar 14 ■ Jl3 i . mv ' ' K 1 . ' if MSb ' m 167 Sisters of the Golden Heart 1 . Rudy Hren Co-ordinator 2. Gail Bialek Treasurer 3. Pat Schultz 4. Gail Basch President 5. Billie Miles 6. Suzanne Bentivegna 7. Trisha Cartellone 8. Audrey Soltesz 9. Karen Krupitzer 10 . Kathy Stockmaster 11 . Nancy Parker Secretary 12 . Tiho Tiesl Co-ordinator NOT PICTURED: Pat Cangelosi Vice President Mary Lynne Laczko 168 Inter-Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council is the nucleus of three hundred and fifteen social fraternity members. It is composed of three represen¬ tatives of each of the six social fraternities and it conducts business concerning sports, social events, pledging, scholarship, and inter¬ fraternity functions. In addition, the council promotes participa¬ tion in campus activities; encourages the formation of new frater¬ nities and assists in their development; and creates an atmosphere within the system, whereby competition and brotherhood are able to co-exist. PICTURED — Steve Barnett, Bill Fox, Vice-President; Al Welter, President; Pat Alcox, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Chew. SECOND ROW: Art Gneuhs, Tim Wolfe, Rich Klein, Mike Eckley, Dale Gregory, Bob Mundson, Ron Wilinski, Jim Bartholomew, Don Goetchius, Isaac Yomtoob, Phil Sinnema, John Vehar, Larry Sofranko, Ralph McNerney, Rich Paris. 169 Greek Week started with a splash-of color that is . . . Greek organizations started on Saturday with the win¬ dow painting. Each organization was allowed two windows of the Stilwell Cafeteria to express their crea¬ tive ability. The end product — a bright row of color¬ ful windows. Monday blew in a windy parade which marked the official beginning of Greek Week. The parade started at Public Square and consisted of a color guard, representatives from each fraternity and sorority and the Greek God and Goddess and their attendants. The Greek God, Mike Eckley, from Delta Sigma Phi did the honors lighting the torch. (3-4) God¬ dess Marjorie Dusenbury was from Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority. (5) Tuesday brought Slave Day. Billie Mae Miles expresses delight)?) in being sold to the highest bidder. (1) Bud Kellogg puts in his bid for a slave. (2) Wednesday of Greek Week there was a squamish game between Greeks and ISA. Thursday ' s action concentrated in a Tricycle Race. A course was mapped out and the tricyclists began. Chi Gamma lota Fraternity took first place. Friday ' s event was a concert at Fat Glenn ' s by the Liquid Smoke. Saturday night the greeks held a Greek Orgy with a live band and beer. Greek Week I v . Greek Week The Greek Games Sunday of Greek Week there was a picnic at Old River Farm. Here the Greek Games took place. The Games consisted of a tug-o-war, a mattress race, a chariot race, beer chugging and a pie eating con¬ test. Fun and sun were had by all. 172 173 • Greek Week The Greek Games . . . and so ended Greek Week 1970. 174 175 176 177 Organization Candids (continued) 178 179 WMM Soccer SCORES Cleveland State 3, Dayton 2 Cleveland State 3, Pittsburgh 3 (OT) Cleveland State 4, West Virginia 1 Buffalo State 2, Cleveland State 2 Cleveland State 4, Wittenburg 2 Cleveland State 5, St. Bonaventure 1 Cleveland State 2, Akron 1 Cleveland Stat.e 4, Kent State 2 Cleveland State 5, Toledo 1 Cleveland State 3, Miami 0 Cleveland State 3, Ohio State 3 (OT) Cleveland State 3, Michigan State O (NCAA Tournament) St. Louis 2, Cleveland State 1 (NCAA Tournament) 1. Coach Bill Clarke hugs goalie Horst Hotzy in appreciation of the excellent job he did against Akron. Cleveland State edged the Zips 2-1, ending their 11 year jinx. All-Ohio forward is pictured at the left. 2. This year s team included: KNEELING: Gerry Enea, Gordon Pylypiak, Frank Buehner, Eraldo Mattei, Kenny Jones, Co-Captain Jim McMillan. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Leo Johnson, Rony Joel, Craig Peer, Arpino Rosati, Miro Sankovic, Vito Colonna, Andrew Sandor, Keith Reid, Coach Bill Clarke. THIRD ROW: Herman Szeker, Co-Captain Thioteisl, Horst Hotzy, Alex Caporizzo, Trainer Jack McNeeley. NOT PICTURED: Pete Hargitai, Frank Lendvay. 1. Coach Clarke does his imitation of the Goodyear Blimp. Assistant Coach Paul Leenders also looks on against Akron. 2. Vito Colonna is battling for the ball against Michi¬ gan State. 3. It looks like Hotzy is going to signal fullback Arpino Rosati safe at home, but in actuality is attempting to clear the ball out of the goal mouth against St. Louis. Hotzy sets just in case. 183 1. Horst Hotzy, second team All-Ohio goalie, dives for a save against Michigan State. The Vikings upset the defending NCAA co-champions 3-0. 2. With a Michigan State forward right on top of him, Hotzy covers up for another save, one of 1 4 he made. Fullback Herman Szeker is pictured behind Hotzy, and All-Ohio fullback Arpino Rosati, located at the right, is ready to defend against a possible rebound. 3. Coach Bill Clarke seems to be thinking, ' Does he expect me to buy this explanation? What kind of a schlemiel does he think I am? The referee has the near impossible task of justifying a call at Michigan State to the coach. 184 ]. Halfback Eraldo Mattei, 31 year old freshman, howls with glee at the close of the contest against the University of Michigan, which the Vik¬ ings won 42 in overtime. 2. Colonna shows fancy-footwork against Michigan State. 3. Two-time All-Ohio and All Midwest forward Vito Colonna takes a pass from Mattei against St. Louis. 4. Colonna shows he doesn ' t give a ... for the whole state of Michi¬ gan. He fakes Tonto out here. 185 1. Hotzy deflects the shot over the cross bar against St. Louis. Unfortunately, he couldn ' t clear them all over and the Vikings lost a heartbreaker, 2-1, in the NCAA Midwest Finals. St. Louis went on to win the NCAA Championship. At the left of Hotzy is Rosati, while at the right are fullback Rony Joel, fullback Tiho Teisl and Colonna. 2. Son of a gun, we did it. The Vikings Fullback line (Rosati, Szeker, Joel and Teisl) plus Mattei congratulate each other on their 3-0 victory over Michigan State in the first round of the NCAA tournament. 2 186 mmmarn Basketball FRONT ROW, left to right: Joe Greene, Dave Gidich, Jerry Pavlas, Mike Campbell, Mike Guilfoyle and Kevin Lineberger. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Ray Dieringer, Verl Ames, Jerry Wujcik, Ron Winbush, John Neale, LaMoyne Porter and Assistant Coach Mario Termi¬ ni. BACK ROW: Trainer Jack McNeeley, Mike Justice, Val Solowiow, Ed Trice, Mel Dixon, John DeStefanis, and Manager Jerry Ma¬ this. — A Forward John Neale lays up two points. SCORES Youngstown State 67, Cleveland State 48 Indiana (Pa.) 103, Cleveland State 52 Akron 78, Cleveland State 69 Gannon 101, Cleveland State 75 Cleveland State 91, Eastern Montana 81 Morehead State 90, Cleveland State 68 Eastern Michigan 85, Cleveland State 59 Central State 75, Cleveland State 52 Ashland 56, Cleveland State 32 Wayne State 88, Cleveland State 74 Youngstown State 78, Cleveland State 68 Akron 78, Cleveland State 60 Cleveland State 99, Ohio Northern 86 Detroit 98, Cleveland State 97 Ashland 38, Cleveland State 35 Cleveland State 117, Walsh 96 Central State 63, Cleveland State 62 Eastern Michigan 98, Cleveland State 79 Indiana (Pa.) 96, Cleveland State 84 Morehead State 70, Cleveland State 68 Wayne State 78, Cleveland State 76 CSU won 3, lost 18 187 1. Forward LaMoyne Porter (54) gets ready for a possible re¬ bound against Central State. 2. The 29 year old Porter shows his fine shooting form. La¬ Moyne led the Vikings in scoring. 3. The Green-White Intra-Squad game was played before a “Standing Room Only ' crowd. 4. Freshman star John Neale was quite a valuable asset to the team. John, who attended Rhodes in his high school days, was second to Porter in scoring, and did a goo ' d job on the boards. 5. A mad scramble for the ball. Number 50 for the Vikings is Kevin Lineberger. 6. Porter drives to the corner on his opponent. 188 HBES 6 189 1. Mike Guilfoyle (12) and John Neale (32) under the boards. 2. Mel Dixon (20) gets the ball rammed down his throat against Akron. 3. Once again Neale lays up an easy two points. 4. Guard Val Solowiow takes a short jump shot from the corner. Wrestling KNEELING, left to right: Co-captain Mark Lapsevich, Stan Bielawski, Frank Yoo, Lee Barylski, Pete Ivkovic, Steve Gallo, Brady Dean, Steve Cika, Aaron Martin, Jack Orr, Dave Green. STANDING: Assistant Coach Ralph Rocco, Manager Tim Holden, Mike Roba, Ernie Klechka, Paul Azzariti, Jan Perault, Rich Glavan, Steve Teeter, Marwan Hishmeh, Tom Bindernagel, Manager Ray Kalich, Coach Dick Bonacci. MISSING are Co-captain Dwain Kibler, Derek Bekeny, Mike Bekeny and Phil Fintchre. ■ LEFT: Jan Perault wraps up his 1 90 lb. opponent from Wayne State. Jan was one win short of earning All-America honors in the NCAA College Division Wrestling Championships. RIGHT: All-American Lee Barylski gets set to Bulldog his 142 lb. oppo¬ nent from Ashland. Lee placed fifth in the nation. 1. Pete Ivkovic sits out and thus earns a one point es¬ cape in the 118 1b. bout against Akron. A former high school state champion from Eastlake North, Pete fin¬ ished 6-1-1 in his freshman year despite knee prob¬ lems. 2. Ivkovic uses the wheelbarrow on his adversary from Wayne State. Pete eventually pinned him. 3. Senior Co-captain Mark Lapsevich ' s face shows grimace as he attempts to set up his 1 50 lb. opponent from Wayne State for a pin. It was Mark ' s final match. CSU ' s winningest wrestler won easily, 9-0. 4. Marwan Hishmeh (158 lbs.) puts his Camel Clutch ' on a Wayne State wrestler, thus accumulat¬ ing riding time. Marwan was the fourth wrestler Cleveland State used at the injury riddled 1 58 lb. class and did a good job. A fast moving wrestler with great countermoves, Marwan finished the season with a 2-2-1 mark. 5. Referee Tony Natale gives Co-Captain Dwain Ki- bler two points for a predicament against Ball State in the 126 lb. match. Dwain pinned him a few seconds later. Despite the fact that he suffered badly injured ribs all season, Dwain won seven of his eight matches that he was able to participate in. He is one of the best in the country at getting to his base. 1 4 192 193 194 1. Heavyweight Paul Azzariti crashes all 285 lbs. into his opponent from Wayne State. 2. Azzariti deposits his man on his back and works his way for the pm. His adversary pushes away Paul ' s face in trying to divert some of those pounds off his stomach. 3. Referee Chuck Burger indicates the fact that Paul must push Wayne State heavyweight ' s shoulder one more inch in order to get the pin. Azzariti didn ' t pin him in this series, but hip-tossed him a few seconds later (after Wayne ' s heavy¬ weight escaped) for his five point win. 4. Ashland ' s 190 lb. wrestler rides senior Ernie Klechka. Ernie closed out his four year tenure at Cleveland State by shutting out his last three op¬ ponents. 5. 134 lb. sensation Frank Yoo works his version of the cradle on his opponent from Wayne State. A sophomore, Frank won 10 of his 11 matches and has a two year record of 18-1. Frank is an ex¬ cellent leg wrestler. 6. Lapsevich has his opponent up in the air won¬ dering what Mark is going to do with him. Mark made the decision for him. He used the legal ver¬ sion of the body slam for two points. Cleveland State ' s wrestling team, which was na¬ tionally ranked, won nine matches against two losses. Coached by Dick Bonacci, the Bombers ' ' finished with their worst record in five years, but this team was potentially the best CSU has ever had. 6 Fencing Cleveland State ' s fencing team finished with a record of 3-9, and it was a rebuilding year for Coach John Szent Kira- lyi. Nonetheless, the team had three outstanding perform¬ ers. In the epee, Al Centa had a fine 23-13 record. In the foil, Bob Nagorney impressed with a 24-12 mark. In the sabre, Dan McCormick had a good year with 23-13. 1. Left to right, the fencing team was comprised by Mark Schultz, Dan McCormick, Richard Kassouf, Jerry Smith, Coach John Szent Kiralyi, Andy Brouse, Bob Nagorney, Gary Krall and Al Centa. 2. Freshman Andy Brouse in action with the epee. Brouse had a record of nine wins against twenty losses but gained badly needed experience. 196 Cross Country Indoor Track Cleveland State ' s fine cross country team, which won eight out of ten meets and placed 1 7th in the nationals, consisted of: KNEEL¬ ING, left to right: John Warcholic, Bob Pavlas, Pat Greener, Jerry Phillips, Frank Sereika, Brady Dean, Felix Rendina, Frank LaMarca and Jim Stewart. STANDING, left to right are Manager Paul Gruber, Bill Ten Eyck, Jim Sinclair, Tom Smith, Jim Simons, Marty Pecu- lis, Jack McDaniel, Joe Jaketic, Rick Semck and Coach Dave Burger. The Vikings indoor track team consisted of: KNEELING, left to right: Mike Faciana, Marty Peculis, Dave Morgan, George Seiz, Felix Rendina Bob Pavlas, Larry Grigsby. STANDING, left to right are Manager Paul Truber, Bill Goebel, Jim Sinclair, Tom Smith, Joe Jaketic ’ Frank LaMarca, Duane Toler, Joe Tepley, Giles Falinski, Frank Sereika, Jerry Phillips and Coach Dave Burger. 197 Outdoor Track 1. Outdoor track team members included the fol¬ lowing: KNEELING are John Buehner, George Seiz, John Wallace, Dave Morgan, Dave Lee, Bill Goebel, Frank Sereika and Jim Sinclair. STANDING are Train¬ ers Tom Mackar and Jack McNeeley, Greg Stayanchi, John Jaketic, Gile Fa I inski. Manager Paul Gruber and Coach Dave Burger. 2. At the K of C track meet at the Cleveland Arena, two Vikings participated in the sprints, including Duane Toler (far left) and Dave Morgan (second from the right). Toler has run the 100 yd. dash in :09.8. 3. Morgan, a senior, gets set to hurl his specialty, the javelin. Morgan Set a CSU record with a toss of 201 feet, 5 inches. This qualified him for the nationals. 4. The other half of the javelin tossing duo, sopho¬ more Gile Falinski, releases the |avelin with a firmly planted left leg and a strong right arm. 5. Freshman Joe Mam running in the long distance events against Wayne State. 3 198 4 199 0 1. Morgan has been nicknamed Handy Andy because he can do so many things well. Besides throwing the discus, as pictured here, and javelin, Dave can long jump and triple jump well. 2. Sophomore John Buehner shows good form in the 440-intermediate hurdles. 3. Senior sprint star Dashing Dave Lee cakewalks to a lengthy victory as part of the Cleveland State relay team against Wayne State and Ohio Northern. Lee has run the 100 yd. dash in :09.6. ' 200 Swimming A Cleveland State s swimming team had only a 1-12 won-loss record due primarily to the fact that there was no depth on the team. Many of the swimmers had to participate in three ' events, and swimming in two is taxing enough on one s strength. 1. Members of the swimming team of 1970 were: FRONT ROW, left to right: Ed Kraus, Eric Russu, Steve Bogas and Don Remle. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Coach Bob Busbey, Mike DeShelter, George Kirk, Jim Hoffmaster and Frank Giblin. BACK ROW, left to right: Assistant Coach Dave Anderson, John Lahl, Jon Martin and Harold Stern. 2. The start of the backstroke swimming contest. 2 . • 201 Baseball 1. Cleveland State ' s baseball team won sixteen games against only four losses, and won their last fourteen games in a row. This was the finest CSU ball club ever. Pictured in the FRONT ROW are Don Yates, Jerry Wujcik, Ed Kostyack, Co-Captain Dick Globokar, Co-captain Glenn Novak, Ron Kencson and Tin Sorge. Pictured in the SECOND ROW are Tim Holden, Bob Balish, Carl Hoerig, Bob Fravel, Ron Peunic and Russ Kangas. Pictured in the THIRD ROW are Assistant Coach Gary Roggenburk, Rich Glavan, Roger Black, Gordon Weston, Al Sosic, Glenn Williamson, Tim Tigue, Trainer Jack NcNeeley, Assistant Coach Phil Sansone, Coach Him Rodriguez. 2. Senior Glenn Novak (no. 30) on base again as usual. He ' s being held close to first. Glenn hit .329 and led the team with five stolen bases. He was also second in runs batted in (12). 3. 4, 5, 6. Left handed pitcher Jerry Wujcik blazes his fastball in this sequence. Wujcik threw a perfect game against Grove City and also beat Northwestern of the Big Ten Conference. In all, he won five games against no defeats, struck out 31 hitters in 53 innings pitched, and walked only 1 1. 3 202 1. Sophomore catcher Roger Black awaits a throw from the outfield to tag an opponent out. Black had a banner year at the plate, hit¬ ting .382 with six doubles, one home run and 12 runs batted in. 2. Freshman outfielder Bob Balish shows why he hit .372 in his rookie year as he beats out a bunt against Youngstown. 3. Slugging sophomore third baseman Ron Kencson was yet another of the many Viking .300 hitters. Kencson hit one homer and drove in nine runs. 4. Don Yates swinging away at a bad ball against Youngstown. Players claim he can kill a bad pitch, but has trouble with balls right over the plate. 5. Left handed relief ace Carl Hoerig led the staff with a 1.61 ERA, winning five games as opposed to only one loss. Hoerig fanned 32 in 39 innings, while allowing only seven walks. He was a freshman. 6. Junior catcher Ed Kostyack gets set to catch pitcher Yates ' curve ball. Kostyack hit .313 with two homers and 11 rbi ' s. 205 The golf team was an outstanding collection of freshmen and seniors who compiled a 21 -5 won loss record, the best ever for Cleveland State. For their efforts, the team was invited to the NCAA championships. 1, 2. Freshman Joe Haase displays his picture pretty swing with an iron. Joe had an average per round of 78.2. 3. Freshman John Zolnay putts well enough to have recorded a 70 for one round last season, which was a Cleveland State rec¬ ord. 4. Freshman Randy Melocik was another of the many talented golfers. Melocik averaged 78.5 strokes per round in his initial season. 5. Freshman Chris Leyshock prepares to hit a wedge out of a sand trap. Leyshpck showed prqmise with a 79.0 average. 6. Senior Mike Lubin hits a 3-wood off the fairway. A truly out¬ standing putter, Mike had an average of 78.0 per round. Not pictured are senior Fred Schneller (77.7 average), fresh¬ man Tim Adair (78.8) and senior Nick Marinelli (86.0). A team photo was not available for Fanfare. 206 3 ■ yjF.tV ' M ■% -1 . % 1 i 207 Junior Varsity Soccer Cleveland State ' s junior varsity soccer team, the first junior varsity team in any Viking sport, compiled a 6-1-1 record in their initial season. Pictured in the FRONT ROW, left to right, are Coach Joe Stipcic, Bruce Colosimo, Joe Hlosek, Co-Captain Tom MacKar, Co¬ captain Ted Sowa and Laszlo Paroczy. Pictured in the SECOND ROW, left to right, are John Buehner, Fred Weiss, Louie Bernhardt, Ed Cmarik, and Giles Falinski. Pictured in the BACK ROW are Ihor Kowalysko, Tom Tylicki and John Dobritch. Junior varsity sports have been added to the basketball, wrestling and baseball teams for the upcoming seasons. The junior varsity basketball team will be comprised of freshmen only. In past seasons the freshmen have been allowed to play on the varsity, but since most college powers do not allow freshmen to play on the varsity, Cleveland State, aiming for big time basketball ranking, will do likewise. Although the wrestling team had enough wrestlers to comprise a junior varsity team last season, only Buffalo State, of all the other opponents, had a junior varsity team. However, the JV wrestlers will wrestle four teams for certain next season (Cuyahoga Community College home and away, Boise Junior College in Pennsylvania, and Buffalo State), and perhaps two others. Baseball likewise has a surplus of talent and will continue a junior varsity program started last season, but hopefully on a larger scale. 208 Tennis ' .J a ’ ' ' ■ ' v - 1 ' JaS f: ' 4m Ipip m • , t£y-T ■, 1 , ■ , yar ■ t The tennis team, coached by Bill Clarke, completed the 1970 season with five wins as opposed to nine losses, but at least three of these losses were by one point. 1 . Ginty Auginas, a senior from Cathedral Latin but a rookie on the tennis team, loses his hat in an effort to re¬ turn a shot with a backhand stroke. Auginas compiled three wins against seven losses in singles action. 2. Junior tennis star Doug Neu shows good form in back- handing the ball. Neu was 8-6 in singles action, and teamed up with senior John Hirsh for a 1 0-3 record in dou¬ bles play, good enough to get an NCAA invitation. 3. Chuck Habjan, freshman from St. Joseph, had a respect¬ able 6-8 mark in the singles. 4. Junior Don Cairns, playing in his first season for CSU, smashes his serve. Cairns won two and lost five of his singles matches. Other team members: Senior John Hirsh, junior Rick Klein, sophomore Jim Nagy and freshman Bob Banville. Unfortu¬ nately, a team photo was not made available to Fanfare. 210 LOIS ANN ABEL (cum laude) Bachelor of Science in Education Education SUSIE ZANE ABOLINS Bachelor of Arts Sociology MICHAEL D. ABRAMS (magna cum laude) Bachelor of Engineering Science Physics WILLIAM P. ALBERTH Bachelor of Business Administration Finance MICHAEL T. ALCOX Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting PATRICK JOSEPH ALCOX Bachelor of Administration Marketing DAVID JAMES ALTLAND Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering JEROME ALAN AMATO Bachelor of Arts English MARTIN JOSEPH AMS Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering GENE FRANK ANDERSON Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting WILLIAM H. ANDREWS JR. 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Drefs Robert Edward Drum Kenneth Clinton Dupper Robert Thomas Durica Jeffrey Joseph Dworkin Pual Michael Dybiec Roger Eaglen Bonnie Marina Easton David L. Eberhard Robert P. Eckert Stuart Eder Robert Charles Egger Richard W. Eisenmann Alfred Norman Eisinger Elliott Roy Eisner Mina Nupuf Elconin 258 Ernest Elzeer Gregory F. Engel Paul Ronald Eschenauer Edward L. Evans Jerry Evans William Donald Evans Mary Eileen Fallon Harold E. Farmer Dorothy Jean Farr George Fedynsky Robert George Fehlner Robert A. Fein Charles Edward Ferguson Terrance James Ferguson Ronald F. Finley Charles John Fiordalis Richard A. Fishman Sanford Howard Flack Henry Ronald Flendory Renate H. Flickinger Lenore Frances Floyd William David Forsythe Roy W. Fowles Bonnie Beran Franks John L. Frater William Joseph Frey III Glenn R. Friedman Nora Margaret Friel James D. Fry Marianne Fulop Mary Alice Fulton Terrence James Fyfe Joseph D. Gaby, Jr. Anne R. Gados Manuel Gaetan Richard Galex Edward J. Gallagher John W. Gallagher Charles A. Galletti Francis Louis Gallucci, Jr. Terrence Galusha J. Daniel Garcia David Marshall Garner Barry Paul Garson Brian K. Garson Kenneth Dale Garson Daniel S. Gaudiano Paul Richard Gaudin Timothy John Gauntner Diane P. Gavel David Gay Dorothy Zbrzeski Geary Rocco A. Gentile David Daniel Gentilli Philip Nicholas Georgeadis Charles T. Gerheim Richard Warren Germuska Steven C. Gies Eric Raymond Gilbertson William H. Gill Gerald P. Gillinov Gina Girsch Blaise Charles Giusto George Glavinos, Jr. Ronald Jan Gogul David Yale Goldstein Robert H. Golem John L. Goodman Henrietta Lamar Goolsby Patricia Louise Gordy Joseph Henry Gorse III Richard Paul Gortz Deborah C. Goshien £tevev E. Gotch Owen M. Grant Robert A. Greene Arlene Greene Harry William Greenfield Julian S. Greenspun Thomas J. Greiner Margaret J. Griebel Shirley Crane Griffin William E. Grmek William O. Gross Thomas A. Guendelsberger Karen C. Guidetti Michael Dennis Gula Harry Louis Haber James Anthony Habian Dennis Lee Habrat William Sams Halberg Gary Leslie Hall Barney Thompson Hamlin John A. Hankins Robert L. Hansen, Jr. Michael J. Haramia Kenneth Lee Harbert John F. Harkins Daniel S. Harris David Keenan Harris Anne Marie Hart Charles M. Hatco Alan Jay Hausman Philip Hausman Ilona Elisabeth Hausmann Daniel Stephen Haynosch Kathryn Jean Henn Nicholas Steven Herbka Paul Charles Herrman Phillip L. Hershberger Alfred John Hess John Patrick Hildebrand David Wayne Hill Michael J. Hirsch Donald Curtis Hoageson Ruth Ann Hocevar Richard Gregory Hodapp Charles Nicholas Hodnett Rosemary Hoegler Richard Allen Hoenigan Karen Okraska Hoffman Richard Lee Hoffman Jeffrey L. H olden Patricia C. Holleran Richard Alan Hollis John William Holmes Richard J. Horan Nancy J. Horvath Joseph B. Hosier Richard William Howard Rudolph A. Hren, Jr. Mark Lash Hudak Mark William Huge John P. Humenik John Allen Hummer Richard Paul Hunker, Jr. Edward Stewart Hunter Eugene Raymond Hunyadi Daniel I. Huntley Robert R. Hussey II James F. Hutchings John P. Hyland Janice Marylyn Imhof Gary R. Imler Paul Louis Intihar Patricia Susan Jackson Warner Lee Jackson Leonard S. Jacobs Linda Ann Jacobson Wanda James Walter E. Jaskie Hoi It B. Jay Karen B. Jedlicka Bernice Knautz Jefferis Eric R. Jenson Margaret L. Jersan Wayne Robert Joherl Anne M. Johnson Tom L. Johnson Kathleen Anne Jonaitis David Morgan Jones Janet Carol Joseph Timothy John Joyce Aurelija M. Jucaitis Roger R. Juergens Gustave Allen Julian Ramune Juskenas Karl John Jwuc Andrew J. Kacic Jon James Kaczor- Jeffrey Kahn Max Kahn Lawrence W. Kaminski Alan Joseph Kaminsky Rudolph Kandrach Alvin Kaplan Maris I. Karkl ins Craig E. Kasper Michael Ann Katzenmeyer Harvey Louis Kaufman Gail D. Kauza Gerald Conrad Kelber Richard A. Kellogg Donald Gordon Kelly Janice Marie Kelly Sheldon Kelvin Nicholas Michael Kemock Robert Edward Kempke Adrienne Maxine Kess Michael John Ketterick Robert Michael Kich John Charles Kikol Sean Fahey Killeen Madeline Paul Killeen James Wayne Kincaid, Jr. John Joseph Kirn, Jr. John Francis Kirwan Eve Christine Kisley Robert Bruce Kittinger Theodore R. Klammer Leonard Lane Kleinman Ronald Paul Klepper James Anthony Kless Robert L. Klick Ronald Edward Klima William Thomas Klima John F. Klinke Mel B. Kman Thomas Donald Kmiec Edward Joseph Knoll Arlan W. Koachway, Jr. James Paul Koenig Mary Frances Koenigshoff Michael David Koker Dayle Allen Kokx Ronald R. Kolman John F. Kolonay Jeffrey A. Kolt John Charles Kontra Janice Lynn Kopta Frank Walter Kortyka, Jr Janis Marie Kowalski Frank Joseph Kozelka III Andrew William Kranjc Marilyn Krasnoddemski Gary W. Krasnosky Douglas Thomas Krause Jean Krchmrek Linda Ann Krech Richard Bradley Kresge Arthur L. Krinsky August A. Kristancic Kenneth K. Krol Carl Kubala, Jr. John J. Kuchinski Edmond James Kurzawa James A. Kyle Herman Carlton Lacey Maura Curran Lambert Loralee Longer James A. Lappin Timothy Blaine Lawson Daniel Francis Leahy David Spence Lee Marilyn Lekan Frank L. Lemay Denis A. Leonhardt David Thomey Leuschel Susan Levine Jerome A. Lewandowski Kurt Jeffrey Lewis Sharon Lee Lichota Kinty Lin Maria Linnansalo Linda L. Liotta Donald W. Lisk Thomas Liska Joann Joy Lo Daniel A. Longmore Marcia J. Looney Scott William Lorber Dennis J. Losz Fritz A. Lotte, Jr. David E. Lowe Lawrence Lowell, Jr. Judith M. Loya Michael A. Lubin William G. Lucas Lillian Lewis Macer Michael Ridge MacLeod Paul Joseph Madar Thomas M. Majestic Robert J. Manly Clyde W. Manspeaker Robert Desmond Marcy Frances M. Marciniak John J. Marin e 11 i Irving B. Marks Gerald Marlette Dennis L. Marshall Joseph J. Martanovic Robert A. Martel Jacola Martin John R. Martinko Robert F. Maruster Jack Evans Mauler Jan M. McCandless John L. McCaskey Mary A. McClure John C. McCreary Regina McDowell Ralph E. McElroy, Jr. Grace F. McGiffin Bart T. McIntyre John McKenney John McLaughlin Stanley D. McMichael Ruth Ann McMillen James J. McMonagle Neil V. McWherten Louis A. Medveo Terrence T. Meehan Gary Ermin Melle James Edward Mencin Joseph Mercurio Richard J. Merunski Thomas John Metyk Donald L. Michael Albert J. Mihelcic, Jr. Arthur E. Miller Barbara Warman Miller Howard Ralph Miller Jane Metzger Miller Janice C. Miller Janice Gayle Miller John Alexander Miller Paul L. Millet Beth D. Million Christine L. Minadeo Richard Lawrence Minkowetz Thomas Albert Mitchel Thomas Stephan Moldvay Vera Maria Molls Joseph M. Montali Joseph William Moran Neil J. Morelli Patrick James Morgan Robert Lee Morris Mae Charlotte Morrow Fred M. Mosely David Osmond Moshier Corina Motola Thomas John Moutz Vyrn Davies Muir Jr. John Brian Munkres James C. Murphy Jean F. Murphy James Emmett Murray Michael T. Murray William F. Musal Jr. William R. Musolf Jr. Daniel E. Myers John E. Nagy Harry Naifach Devadathan C. P. Nair Anthony Maurice Natale Marian R. Nathan Timothy Leo Naughton John Lawrence Nedrich Thomas John Needs Ronald R. Nemunaitis William Neumann Marilyn Damico Newell James E. Newland Daisy Cecilia Newman Briggs West Nichols Raymond Harold Nichols James L. Nickerson David Alvin Nicklas John E. Niesman James Howard Niskala Joseph M. Nista David L. Nobili James Girard Nolan Carl Patterson Norman Donald Noss Jr. Frank Steven Novak Glenn Francis Novak Nancy Rose Novak Frank Joseph Novy Joseph M. Oberstar Brian R. O ' Donnell Theresa Maria Offenberger Steven Rudolph Olah James Francis O ' Neill Michael J. Orenick Mary Orlando Richard Thomas Orosz Edward Lee Orr George V. Oryshkewych Edward Stanislaus Orzel Evi Karba Owen Michael Henry Packard Gary Alfred Page Jasper B. Palker Daniel Joseph Palkovic Rosalyn Ann Pannent Bruce D. Parish Jerry P. Parker Robert Shelly Passov Charles Louis Pater Joanna R. Paterno Robert Goodwin Patterson William A. Patti Linda Rae Leko Pavlik Kathleen Damsel Paluck Hal D. Payne Lewis Richard Pearce Edward Frank Pecek George Richard Penfield Kenneth Lawrence Pepera Mary Kathyrn Perencevic Paul William Peresta Lavora Gayle Person Frederick Ruland Peters Michael Henry Peterson Lois Lauersen Peterson Jane Sinclair Pettijohn Jimmy Ross Pettit James V. Phillips Robert M. Phillips Joseph B. Picardini George Lee pickier John Francis Pilch Donald W. Pilot Robert Pinkerton Gustavo Pla Carol Ann Plaga Roy F. Poozebut Vera S. Poliak Anne Marie Popelka Casey Paul Popiel George R. Popson Everett Marmon Porter David F. Priborsky Dennis J. Principe Ronald Lewis Prosek Peter Pujic Albert L. Purola Emil Simon Pustotnik Dennis L. Putinski Janet B. Putre Richard Paul Puzder Phillip Peter Pykul Salvatore S. Quattrucchi Thomas J. Quinn Milan Racanovic Richard M. Rackovan Michael Ian Racovin Sherlie Hereford Rainey Donna Marie Randazzo Ronald T. Rawa Casmir Arunas Razgaitis Barbara Corinne Rea Thomas H. Reed Lucian Charles Rego Carl William Rein Susan Marie Reinker Sybil Judy Reinthaler Sandra E. Rhodes Jeffrey Alan Rich Alan W. Richards Allan Robert Richards Edward B. Richman Carolyn Ann Richter Gusty Anthony Rini Jay A. Rini Ruth B. Ritley Lynn Ellen Robbins David William Robert Kathryn Ellen Robinson Robert James Roch Walter A. Rodgers Janie Copeland Rollins Chrystine Irene Romaniw Clinton A. Root Carol T. Rose Stanley Rosenberg Ronald Lee Rosenfield Thomas Edmund Rosner Alan J. Ross Judith Anne Ross Kristine Anne Rossley Diane Lynn Rotaru James Eugene Roth Vaughn Thomas Rowe Georges N. Rozakis Michael Guffy Rozwoodski Loretta Ruffin Francis Anthony Rutkowski 260 Robert F. Sabo Gary Lee Sadler Thomas Joseph Sammon Richard Ward Sander F. D. Sanders Michael James Sarris Donald Thomas Saunders Gary Dale Saunders Timothy W. Sa uvain Louise C. Schaedel Edward Henry Schaeffer Everett Norman Scheer Jr. Russell Paul Schellenberger Ronald George Scherer Gary Lee Schindler David Paul Schirato Thomas Wynne Schlensker Gordon Edward Schmid Helen Schmidt Nelson Eugene Schmidt Robert A. Schmidt Theodore Robert Schmid Nicholas Paul Schnitzer Barbara L. Scholl Barry L. Schonberg Rosalyn L. Schrank Wayne Albert Schrebe Robert J. Schreiber James W. Schroeder John W. Schultz William Michael Schum Howard F. Schuman Nancy Lee Schutt Anita Z. Schwartz David M. Schwartz Leonard G. Schwartz Marsha Peckler Schwartz William Schwartz Cosimo Gino Sciotto Osceola J. Scott William C. Scully Elaine Goldberg Sebo Lois A. Seboldt Gary Glenn See Robert R. Seferian Frank J. Sejba III Kenneth J. Semelsberger Allen James Senkovich David Joseph Sgro Robert L. Shafer Samuel Hill Shannon Michael I. Shapero Wesley Charles Shapiro Dolores Sharp Christine Valore Sheenan Edward Frank Sherbak William Lee Sheroke David Jacob Sherriff Luther Pearl Shields Ronald T. Shijo Howard Gregory Shimola Everett Henry Shine Alan I. Shorr Anna Louise Shrider Paul C. Sidari Norman L. Siegel Richard E. Siegel Daniel Alan Silver Jerry Silver Robert Myron Silverson Jr. Kenneth Joseph Simone James Rogers Simons Virginia Bell Sindledecker Robert John Sindyla Susan Palguta Sistek Davorin Skender Edmond J. Skimin Thomas P. Slavin Charles Joseph Smercina Joseph Alan Smith M. David Smith Luke Adolph Smrdel Roger Sofo Vivian Lenore Solganik Christopher T. Sopko Emil Frank Sos Jr. Angelo Joseph Sospirato Jr. Katherine Parker Soukup John Forrest Southwick Robert John Sovchik Barbara Ann Spearman Jack Spira Leslie J. Spisak Rolland James Standish William Thomas Stanley Jr. Anthony Stanonik J. Norman Stark Ethel Bania Stark Gary Alan Stavanja Stephen M. Stefancic Sheldon Gerald Steiger Howard P. Stevens Jr. Ralph Leonard Stevens Victor V. Stevens William David Stofey Sharon Herlich Stolle Steven A. Stredler Dennis L. Strickenburg Thomas William Strickler Peter Charles Strmen Albert Strobel Eugene J. Stuczynski Paul Adelbert Studly Jean Irene Stuehringer Susan M. Stupp Edward W. Surovi Kenneth Steven Sustin Irene Elizabeth Svete James Joel Svoboda James Joseph Sweeney James P. Sweeney Patrick James Sweeney Thomas J. Sweeney Daniel Swiatek James A. Swider Donald W. Sycz Joanne M. Sylvanus James F. Szaller Allan Joseph Szymanski A. Ronald Taichnar John Carlile Talbott Dinah Lee Tannenbaum Juanita Tate Kenneth F. Taucher Cheryl Florence Teagno Gerald Howard Teichman James Phillip Teresi Harvey E. Tessler Barbara Ellen Thaler David M. Thomas Robert Carl Thompson Jeanne Elizabeth Tighe Bernadette Ann Timm Eileen Anne Tisler John Michael Toma Bruce Eric Travis John Roger Treible Gary David Trende David P. Trenschel Curtis E. Treska Michael P. Truhan William Alfred Trunk Marjorie Ann Trusnik Wade Bert Tuma Russell B. Turell Frank W. Turk Jr. George Allen Turk Carole Ruth Turoff Bruce Daniel Turrie Margaret Uhry Janice Austin Untener Charles Frank Urbancic Valerie Ann Vaccher Thomas Anthony Valentino Joseph A. Valore David E. Van Luit Frank J. Vargo William F. Virant Lawrence Raymond Vish James Anthony Vitale Albert Michael Vitantonio Dale Richard Vlasek Dalia Vodopalas Danguole Bartuska Vodopalas Michael David Volchko Terry Paul Volk Stanley Joseph Vorell Darlene Kay Vukcevik Richard H. Vura Jr. James Terry Walker Richard F. Walsh Russell Robert Walton Pei Hsun Wang Duane Waravko John P. Ward William Douglas Ward Ruth Ann Waschura Thomas Sellers Watson Jr. Henry W. Wearsch John Richard Weber Thea D. Weber Ralph E. Weil Jr. Jeffrey Louis Weiler Kenneth Robert Weinberg Alan Nelson Weiner Laura Anne Engel Weinkamer William Andrew Weinkamer III Eleanor Philpot Weiss John H. Weiss Jr. Robert D. Wells Lewis Howard West Lawrence Thomas Wetzel David Dale Whitaker Thomas Gaylord White Richard L. Widener Phillip Michael Wieland Joseph A. Williams Mark Richard Williams Warren James Williams Jr. Toni Danyce Williams John Robert Winchester Walter Winogradow David Anthony Witkowski Ralph Leonard Woehrmann Ann Wolf Donald F. Woodlock William Allen Wortzman James E. Wuchter Nancy Therese Wunderle William George Yano Paul William Yates Harriett Bernice Young Thomas Alan Zabjek Walter Myron Zacharias Kenneth Alan Zadel Patricia Lee Zbin George A. Zeck Abraham Ronald Ziegler Sandra Anne Zieve Gunther Schoenfeldt Zissitch Jeffrey T. Zucco Frank S. Zurat Dennis John Zurek Ronald Joseph Zybura 261 1 1970 Senior Index ABEL, LOIS A. ASSAD, JAMES A. ABOLINS, SUSIE Z. Cauldron News Reporter; Fanfare, Senior Section Editor; Sociology Club, Secretary; Intramurals; AWS. Bia Little Sister Program ABRAMS, MICHAEL D. Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-President; Tau Beta Pi, Cata¬ loged Pi Mu Epsilon ALBERTH, WILLIAM P. ALCOX, MICHAEL T. Student Government, President; Newman Club, Vice-President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities , 1967-68; Accounting Association; Intramurals; Student Affairs Committee; Faculty Council Member ALCOX, PATRICK j. President of Senior Class 1 969-1 970; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1969-1970; stu¬ dent Government, Representative-at-Large, Junior Representative, Membership Chairman; Associate Justice of Student Judiciary; Delta Sigma Phi; Inter- Fraternity Council, Secretary, Treasurer; Wing and Torch; Newman Club; Society for the Advancement of Management; Business Faculty Co-op Advisory Board ALTLAND, DAVID J. Swimming Team AMATO, JEROME A. AMS, MARTIN J. Delta Sigma Phi; Institute of Electronics and Electri¬ cal Engineers; Chess Club ANDERSON, GENE F. Alpha Chi; Accounting Association; Council of Busi¬ ness Organizations; WCSU T.V. and Radio Guild ANDREWS, WILLIAM H. JR. Tennis Team; Society for the Advancement of Man¬ agement; Intramurals ARMBRUSTER, KEITH W. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon, Secretary; American Institute of Physics; Varsity Swimming; Society of Automotive Engineers ARNDT, JAMES W. BAGLEY, WILLIAM H. BAK, HELEN Ukrainian Club, President BALDASSAR, ANTHONY S. BARBEE, JAMES W. BARKHURST, DARLENE A. OSEA BARSAN, VIRGINIA C. BATER, MARK J. Sigma Tau Gamma BATKE, DONALD C. Society for the Advancement of Management; Stu¬ dent Government, Investigating Committee BATYA, ANTHONY J. BAUER, JOHN F. BECKLEY, JOAN BECKSTEAD, JOSEPH L. Cauldron Sports Reporter BEDNAREK, MITCHELL D. Eta Kappa Nu, Pledge Master; Tau Beta Pi; I.E.E.E., Chairman, Activities and Program Committee BEDNAR, JOHN V. JR. Sociology Club; Intramurals BEDNAR, JOSEPH E. Accounting Association; Varsity Basketball; Intramu¬ rals BENDA, KATHLEEN A. Math Club, Treasurer; Newman Club BENKO, ROBERT A. A.S.C.E. BENNETT, ROY E. BENOVICH, SUSAN Student Council, Assistant Secretary, Athletic Com¬ mittee Chairman, Representative-at-Large, Publicity 262 Committee Chairman; Student Government, Vice- President, Chairman of the Senate, Homecoming Committee; Gamma Nu Sigma, President; InterSoro- rity Council; Greek Board of Presidents; Greek Sup¬ port Committee; Student Affairs Committee, Secre¬ tary; Wing and Torch, Vice-President; A.W.S. Big Sister; Angel Fish; Intramurals BERENDT, GEORGE J. Pi Mu Epsilon, Theta Rho BERGER, KEITH D. BERNARD, TERESA Theta Rho BERNOT, BARBARA J. Spanish Club BIEHL, GILBERT J. Alpha Epsilon Pi BIERUT, JEROME W. BIESIADA, DAVID E. Sigma Tau Gamma; American Society of Mechani¬ cal Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers,- Newman Club BILEK, THOMAS J. Phi Kappa Theta; CSU Collegiate Chorale,- Newman Club BINDOKAS, THERESA A. A.W.S. BISADEK, STEPHEN Baseball — 4 Years BISCHOF, RALPH W. BISESI, PHILIP J. American Institute of Chemical Engineers BISHOP, FRANCENE A. Spanish Club BLAIR, CHRISTINE M. BLAIR, DAVID E. BLUNK, LAURA A. Pentelicus; Theta Rho; Cauldron; German Club, Vice-President BOEGE, LINDA A. BONNACCI, ROBERT O. BONTEMPO, CARL BOOMER, GEORGE B. Society for Advancement of Management; Council of Business Organization, Representative; Pi Sigma Epsilon,- Marketing Club; Veterans ' Club, President BOSTJANCIC, GERALD J. BRANNING, ROBERT W. BRAUND, WILLIAM H. A.S.M.E. BRETEMERSKY, MARTHA H. BROWN, KATHLEEN A. BROWN, MATILDA BRYZYTWA, GREGORY J. A.S.C.E., President BUNOSKY, KENNETH W. BURKHART, GILBERT J. I.E.E.E. BURKHART, LOUISE M. American Chemical Society BURRINGTON, HARRY L. BURTCH, BRIAN W. Accounting Association BUTLER, V. R. Newman Apostolate; Ohio Student Education Asso¬ ciation,- A.W.S. Big Sister,- Intramurals; Social Action Committee BUTTOLPH, DANIEL A. Speech Pathology and Audiology Club, President; Philosophy Club BYRNE, JANET I. Intramurals CAHEN, JEROLD M. Accounting Association CALABRESE, DELIA I. Independent Student Association,- Cauldron Staff; Ski Club CAMERON, DONITA L. O.S.E.A.; A.w.s.; Ski Club CARR, KATHLEEN M. CARWELL, DAVID M. American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers CATTANI, JOHN A. Accounting Association; Newman Club CENTA, ALAN R. CESTARO, NANCY J. Chi Delta Theta Sorority, Treasurer CHAITOFF, MARY CHANEY, BARBARA A. CHAPEK, CATHERINE A. CHARVAT, RONALD H. CHMIELEWSKI, MARGARET A. CHUTE, ROBERT E. CIMMINO, RENATO L. Pi Sigma Epsilon, Vice-President; Alpha Chi; Soccer Team CINADR, CHRISTINA L. Newman Club; Newman Club Candidate for Home¬ coming Queen 1969-70; O.S.E.A. CINADR, MATTHEW F. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Presi¬ dent; Society for Automotive Engineers; Engineering Council; Newman Club CLARK, SANDRA L. CLOUSE, ROBERT L. American Society for Chemical Engineers COFFEEY, LEWIS W. COLE, DONNA MARIE COLES, ELIZABETH L. Speech Club COLLURA, DALE T. Fencing Team; Psychology, Research Assistant COLLURA, RONALD A. Co-op Education; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Marketing Club CONKLEY, JAMES M. CORDERO, LUIS G. Alpha Phi Omega; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Tau Beta Pi CORRIGAN, JAMES T. Society of Metallurgical Engineers, Vice-President CROMLING, EDWARD R. CROSS, RAYMOND Society of Physics Students CROUCHER, RONALD E. CUFFMAN, DIANE J. CULL, RONALD C. Alpha Phi Omega; Tau Beta Pi, President; Eta Kappa Nu; I.E.E.E., Vice-President; CSU Collegiate Cho¬ rale; CSU Band; Karate Club; Fencing Team; Kings- men CUNNINGHAM, MARILEE CUNOVICH, KATHLEEN M. Society of Physics Students, Sec.-Treasurer; Ski Club CURTIS, JAMES J. Society for Advancement of Management; Market¬ ing Club; American Marketing Association,- Honor¬ ary Hungarian Member CURVA, JOHN L. CUSTER, FRED A. American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers CZUPIK, THEODORE H. Lambda lota Delta Fraternity; Evening Senior Class President DADAS, ALEXANDER P. Varsity Basketball, Three Letterman; I.E.E.E. DAKE, STEPHEN H. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Secretary; Society of Automotive Engi¬ neers DAVIS, VERNON H. JR. 264 DEACON, LINDA L. DEAN, DOUGLAS J. DeANGELIS, ROBERT E. Student Council; Spanish Club DEDINSKY, BERNADETTE A. DeNOTO, GLORIA J. DeOREO, CONNIE M. De SHETLER, MICHAEL M. DICKEY, CAROL A. DiTIRRO, CAROLE A. Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority, Vice-President, Presi¬ dent; Inter-Sorority Council; Board of Presidents; Ski Club, Secretary; Intramurals, Captain; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program DOERING, BRUCE C. DOMACHOWSKI, PAULA DOMINAK, MICHAEL L. DOWLING, JOHN L. Ill DULA, ELMER S. JR. Accounting Association, Vice-President; Intramurals DZIUBAKOWSKI, THOMAS J. EDDY, MARILYN ELZEER, MONSOUR J. ENGSTROM, GARY W. Society for the Advancement of Management; CSU Collegiate Chorale; Dormitory Council; Dormitory Court, Judge; CSU Band EVANS, RICHARD M. Independent Student Association; Economics Club FALATEK, JOSEPH J. FARR, KAREN L. FATICA, BARBARA J. Math Club FELZ, THOMAS A. Karate Club FINI, LUCIANO FIREM, SHELDON H. FLEGEL, EDWARD G. FLOWER, THOMAS A. I.E.E.E. FORD, EDWARD Karate Club FORRISTELL, JAMES R. FORRISTELL, JOHN N. FRANK, GUENTHER F. German Club FREITAG, ROBERT F. Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity FRIED, LYNN R. FRITZ, WILLIAM G. Ill FULMER, JOYCE A. Beta Sigma Omicron, President FULTZ, THOMAS P. GADZINSKI, GARY F. GAJDOWSKI, PATRICIA T. Pentelicus; O.S.E.A. GALBINCEA, PATRICK J. JR. Cauldron, Sports Editor; Fanfare, Sports Editor,- Or thodox Christian Fellowship GALGANY, ELAINE A.W.S., Membership Committee Chairman Big Little Sister Program; Theta Rho ; Pentelicus; His tory Club GALUSZKA, FRANK J. Accounting Association GANS, ROY E. A.S.C.E. GARDINI, DELORES A. GATAUTIS, VYTENIS J. GAWRILOW, WALTER Pi Mu Epsilon; Independent Student Association; Co-op Education Program; Intramurals GAYDOS, BARBARA J. Beta Sigma Omicron; O.S.E.A. GENCHI, LINDA A. A.W.S., Social Chairman; Student Representative to Faculty Assembly Committee GENIUSZ, GARY M. Pi Sigma Epsilon GEORGE, WILLIE M. A.S.M.E., Secretary; Math Club GERBER, PAUL Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Pi Mu Epsilon, Treasurer; I.E.E.E. GILL, MARY A. GIULIANETTI, LEO A. GLESIUS, FREDERICK L. GLOBOKAR, RICHARD L. GNEUHS, ARTHUR J. JR. Chi Gamma lota Fraternity, President; Inter- Fraternity Council; Greek Board of Presidents GOLDENBOGEN, LEE R. Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Controller; Accounting Club; Intramurals GOLDSTEIN, LOUIS GOLDSTEIN, MIRIAM GOLOMBEK, JOSEPH M. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Vice- President GORNEY, MARY M. GORNIK, DONNA L. GOSHE, RALPH J. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Treasurer GOUCH, JAMES Eta Kappa Nu, Secretary; Tau Beta Pi GRABOWSKI, JEROME E. GRAHAM, ROBERT GRANDE, NICOLETTE I. Chi Delta Theta Sorority, Pledge Mistress, Co- Chairman of Philanthropic Committee; Ski Club; So¬ ciolog y Club; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program GRASSO, ANNE L. GRASSO, TONI A. GREEN, LEONA P. Pentelicus GREULOCH, WILLIAM E. Sigma Tau Gamma GRIGALIUNAS, DONNA GRIGAS, ROBERT L. GROB, DONALD P. GROSS, ROBERT M. GROSSMAN, GAIL R. GRUSKY, CAROL A. GRUSS, THERESA M. Pi Mu Epsilon; Theta Rho; Pentelicus; Math Club GUBANICH, JO ANN K. GULLO, EDWARD J. GULLO, JOSEPH C. WCSU Radio and T.V. Guild GUTMAN, JACOB I. Accounting Association; Hillel, Vice-President, Trea¬ surer HAGER, DAVID C. HAKANSON, ELARKA S. Theta Rho; Pentelicus HAMEL, JOHN S. HANIEWICH, JEFFERY L. Theta Rho, President; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Recorder; Student Council; Inter-Fraternity Council; Ski Club; Intramurals HARGITAI, PETER 266 Varsity Soccer, Four Years; Writers Club HARPER, BARBARA L. CSU Collegiate Chorale; Independent Student Asso¬ ciation HARRIS, SUE E. HARSSEMA, JAMES M. Economics Club; Newman Club HARTMAN, KENNETH L. HARVAN, SUSAN E. German Club, Treasurer; American Institute of Bio¬ logical Sciences HASHIER, RONALD J. Accounting Association HASSEY, THERESA M. A.W.S., President; Cauldron; O.S.E.A.; Newman Club HAYDOCY, FRANK G. Epsilon Tau Gamma HAYES, DALE A. Society for the Advancement of Management; Cur¬ riculum Committee; I.S.A. HEALY, FRANK M. HELLER, JoANNE E. HERRON, JUDITH M. Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority, Ways and Means Chairman, House Chairman, Athletic Chairman; Faculty-Student Committee; Education Curriculum Committee; intramurals HICHO, MICHAEL D. A.S.M.E.; Society of Automotive Engineers; Co-op Program HILFER, PATRICIA A. Pentelicus; O.S.E.A.; A.W.S. HILFER, TREVOR C. Eta Kappa Nu; Newman Club, Publicity Chairman; Math Club HILL, JAMES G. HILSTON, THOMAS A. American Society of Civil Engineers; Gamma Delta; I.E.E .E. HINES, ROBERT E. A.S.M.E.; Society of Automotive Engineers HISSAM, MICHAEL J. WCSU Radio General Manager and Program Direc¬ tor; WCSU Radio and T.V. Guild HOLESKI, WALTER L. HOLLINGSWORTH, DONALD R. Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity; Economics Club HOLUPKO, DARRELL R. Lambda lota Delta Fraternity, Vice-President, Secre¬ tary; A.S.M.E. HONACKI, LEONARD E. HORN, JOHN L. HORVATH, JAMES J. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Math Club; Society of Physics Students HORVATH, LOUISE M. Eta Kappa Nu HOUSTON, R. D. Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity; WCSU Radio Club; O.S.E.A.; CSU Collegiate Chorale; Intramurals HOWARD, ELIZABETH HOWARD, DONALD E. Society for Afro-American Unity; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; A.S.M.E.; Karate Club; Co-op Education Program; Continuing Education Dept., Instructor HOWARD, RAY F. HUBBARD, JOHN D. Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity,- Faculty-Student Financial Aid Committee; Society for Metallurgical Engineers; Dorm Council, Secretary; Dorm Court HUBBERT, DAVID S. Fanfare, Photo Editor and Editor; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; I.E.E.E. HUBER, MARILYN J. Theta Rho; Pentelicus; O.S.E.A. HUNADY, KATHERINE Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority, Treasurer; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program; Intramurals HUNT, MARILYN A. HUNTER, ELIZABETH A. HUTSON, MARLENE French Club; Spanish Club HYLKEMA, LAWRENCE J. Accounting Association; Intramurals IACOBUCCI, JOSEPH J. IAFIGLIOLA, GEORGIANA ILKANIC, VICTORIA Independent Student Association, Homecoming Candidate (1969-70); Accounting Association; A.W.S. INCORVIA, JOSEPH L. Economics Club; Ski Club INGERSOLL, RALPH B. IORIO, FRANK T. JACOB, MARTIN JACOBS, GEORGE A. Student Government, Director of Spring Weekend (1969-70), Represertative-at-Large; Homecoming Parade Co-Chairman; Cleveland Area Intercolle¬ giate Council, President, Treasurer; Cauldron, Re¬ porter and Photographer JAMBOR, MARGARET M. Senior Class, Vice-President; Wing and Torch, Secre¬ tary; Student Government; Beta Sigma Omicron So¬ rority; CSU Collegiate Chorale; Dean ' s Assembly Committee; Faculty Council, Student Representative; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program; History and Politi¬ cal Science Club; Ski Club; Newman Club; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges,- CSU Chairman for Choice ' 68 JAMES, ROBERT F. JANCURA, JO MARIE A. Chi Delta Theta Sorority; Cauldron; CSU Band; O.S.E.A. JANETZKE, RONALD W. JAROS, GEORGE C. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Lambda lota Delta; I.E.E.E. JELN, LAD A. Lambda lota Delta Fraternity JESKE, JEFFREY M. Theta Rho JEUNNETTE, JAMES R. JILEK, CHERYL E. JOHNSON, RONALD B. Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity; A.S.C.E. JOHNSON, RUSSELL T. JOHNSTON, SALLY I. Student Government, Secretary, Representative- at-Large; Chi Delta Theta Sorority; O.S.E.A.; Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities JONES, DENNIS C. Alpha Chi; Accounting Association; Marketing Club; Tutor, Accounting JOZSA, JOHN J. JUNIA, EDWARD Sigma Pi Sigma, President; Society of Physics Stu¬ dents; Intramurals; Senior Class Social, Speaker Committees KACENJAR, MARNA American Chemical Society Student Affiliates, Sec¬ retary; Cleveland Pholharmonic Orchestra (Violin); Research Work in Chemistry Dept. KALE, PAMELA J. KANYA, GEORGE M. JR. KAPLAR, ADELINE S. Evening Student Council; Ad Hoc Committee on Stu¬ dent Involvement in Faculty Affairs. KAPPES, FRANCES H. Chi Delta Theta Sorority; O.S.E.A. KASIK, KAREN A. Pentelicus; Theta Rho; CSU General Electric College Bowl Team KAUZA, LINDA G. Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority, Social Chairman; In- 268 tramurals KAZAMEK, KENNETH J. A.S.M.E. KAZMER, MICHAEL A. Society of Physics Students KEARNS, EILEEN CSU Players KELLY, WILLIAM H. JR. A.S.M.; S.M.E., Sec-Treas.; Sigma Phi Epsilon Frater¬ nity KEMER, RAYMOND E. Lakewood Evening Student Delegation, President, Treasurer, Homecoming Committee; Organized In¬ structor Rating System at Lakewood; Norseman, Writer; Niteshift. Reporter; Tri-Council, Treasurer KEMMERLING, EDWARD G. Student Senate, Senator-at-Large; S.A.M.; Student Government; Senior Dance and Social Committee, Chairman KENT, PATRICIA A. KETZAK, JULIE A. Newman Club; O.S.E.A. KINDRED, SHIRLEY Y. KING, LaMOYNE D. Pi Sigma Epsilon KIRSCHNER, NINA E. Pi Mu Epsilon; Theta Rho KISHA, MICHAEL J. CSU Baseball Team — 4 Years; I.E.E.E. KISNER, GERALD D. Black Studies Task Force; Faculty Council; Task Force for Admissions and Registration; Society for Afro-American Unity; Students for Stokes, Chairman KISNER, RONALD E. Vindicator, Editor,- Student Affairs Committee; Spring Weekend Planning, 1970 KLISH, JAMES S. Accounting Association KOETH, DENNIS KOETH, KATHLEEN O.S.E.A. KOETH, RAYMOND L. Society for the Advancement of Management KOMOROWSKI, DIANE M. KONAS, KENNETH M. Accounting Association KORDET, PATRICK M. KORTOVICH, JAMES W. Tau Beta Pi, Secretary; A.S.M., Secretary, Treasurer KOSKI, GERALD L. A.S.C.E. KOTERBA, ALAN J. Economics Club; Sociology Club; Independent Stu¬ dents’ Association KOUZELOS, DEMITRIA S. O.S.E.A. KOVICH, MICHAEL P. KOZAK, RONALD R. KRAL, JOSEPH A. KRALIK, JOHN L. KRAMER, ARNOLD R. Ill KRANE, JAMES A. A.S.M.E.; S.A.E. KRATOVIL, RICHARD C. Marketing Club KRAUTNER, SARAH C. Beta Sigma Omicron; Economics Club; Homecom¬ ing Committee, 1968 KRAY, EDWARD J. JR. A.I.B.S. KRIMMEL, JAMES B. Tau Beta Pi; A.S.M.E.; S.A.E. KLUPINSKI, JUDITH KNOWLES, DAVID R. KRISTOFF, JOHN A KRYCH, CAROL A. Alpha Chi; Pentelicus; Beta Sigma Omicron; Fan¬ fare, Co-op Section 1 968-69 KUBIK, JAMES P. A.I.Ch.E KUCINSKI, JOHN A. Newman Club KUHAR, DONALD M. KUMINSKI, DENNIS C. Sociology Club; Social Service Club; Student Advi¬ sor to Social Service Club KUNICKI, TIMOTHY S. Newman Club; O.S.E.A. KURG, MARIA KURTIK, MARIE A. Gamma Nu Sigma; Inter-Sorority Council; Ski Club; Fanfare A.S.M.E.; Joint Engineering Council LACZKO, MARY L. LADWIG, JEANNE R. Pentelicus, Vice-President, Secretary LAH, JEANNETTE M. Theta Rho; Pentelicus; CSU Players LANG, LINDA L. French Club LANT, MARTHA B. LAUTER, NEIL O. LAZARUS, MICHAEL F. Hillel Club, Cultural Chairman LEAKE, DAVID LeBOIS, LAWRENCE H. Alpha Epsilon Pi LEFFEL, JOHN C. Varsity Baseball LEHR, RONALD L. Alpha Phi Omega; Cauldron Staff LEONARD, STANLEY N. LEVY, MARCIA S. LEWIS, BAYLOR J. S.A.E.; CSU Collegiate Chorale LIAPPA, CHRISANTHY LIKES, KATHRYN LIOTTA, LINDA L. LIPCSIK, JULIE A. O.S.E.A. LIPOWSKI, EDWIN M. LISBON, JOHN T. Marketing Club, Secretary; A.M.A. LOCKWOOD, BARBARA A. LONG, DAVID C. I.E.E.E.; Delta Sigma Phi; Dormitory Proctor LORENZ, MELVIN H. JR. LOWE, ELLEN M. LOZAN, GERALD M. LUKAS, HENNY LUSTIC, GARY E. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Student Assistant, Accounting Dept. MACHNIAK, JAMES Newman Club, President; Athletic Chairman,- Sociol¬ ogy Club; Intramurals MACH, RONALD J. S.A.M. MAHER, DENNIS L. MALLIK, DONALD W. Tau Kappa Epsilon MALLING, THOMAS A. Accounting Association, Vice-President; Council of Business Organizations,- Intramurals MANCUSO, CHARLES S. MARCHIONNA, MARY ANN J. Ski Club, Secretary MARINCE, KENNETH P. 270 A.I.Ch.E.; A.Ch.S.; Intramurals MARINELLI, NICHOLAS P. Eta Kappa Nu; Varsity Golf MARKIJOHN, DARRELL W. MARRA, DENNIS P. TKE, Steward; Dorm Council; Intramurals, Varsity Swimming Team; Intramural Official and Referee; A.S.M.E.; Joint Engineering Council MARRELLI, THOMAS J. I.E.E.E.; Freshman Class President MARTIN, JEFFREY F. MARTIN, LISELOTTE Curriculum Committee; Pentelicus; Alpha Chi MASCI, ANTHONY J. Education Committee; CSU Jazz Ensemble; CSU Concert Band MASEY, JoANNE P. O.S.E.A.; University Assembly Committee MASKY, CAROL K. A.W.S. BigLittle Sister Program; CSU Collegiate Chorale; Newman Club, Homecoming Queen Can¬ didate, 1966; Beta Sigma Omicron; Intramurals MASTANDREA, JAMES C. Council of Business Organizations, President; Eco¬ nomics Club, President; Curriculum Committee of the Economics Department, Secretary; Fanfare, Pho¬ tographer; Representative to the Economics Club at the 1969 American Economic Association Conven¬ tion,- Representative to the College of Business at the 1969 Symposium Sponsored by the Greater Cleve¬ land Growth Association MATTHEWS, SUSAN G. MAUDSLEY, JAMES R. Theta Rho; Biology Club; Spanish Club MAYER, CLAUDIA L. MAZER, CHESTER JR. McBRIDE, SHIRLEY J. CSU Homecoming Queen, 1967; Spanish Club; French Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Cheerleader; Gamma Nu Sigma; Independent Student Associa¬ tion; Intramurals; A.W.S. Big Sister Program; Dele¬ gate to Mock UN Meeting at University of Wisconsin McCarthy, mildred m. Theta Rho McCarthy, william j. McCUTCHEON, HAROLD L. JR. A.Ch.S.; G.E. College Bowl Alternate McDonald, roger w. McGILL, PATRICIA A. Women ' s Division of the Intramural Council; In¬ tramurals McGLOIN, BRADLEY J. Ski Club, President McGRATTAN, CHERYL A. Pentelicus; Theta Rho; Psychology Club; Cauldron McGRATTAN, HENRY Karate Club; Theta Rho; Psychology Club; Chess Club McHUGH, BRIAN E. Karate Club, Vice-President; Business Report Editor McKENNEY, ROBERT J. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-Pr esident; Theta Rho; Pi Mu Epsilon; CSU Booster Club; Senior Outing Club; CSU Topless Cheerleader McMAHON, J. B. McMAHON, JULEANN Gamma Nu Sigma, Pledge Mistress,- Fanfare, Facul¬ ty Editor, Activities Editor; Inter-Sorority Council; Ski Club; Intramurals McNAMARA, MARY T. I.E.E.E. MEDAUGH, RAYMOND S. MEEK, DENNIS P. Tau Beta Pi; A.S.C.E. MEEKS, BOBBY C. Evening Senior Class, Treasurer MERCURI, ROBERT A. METZUNG, JOAN M. MEYERS, CHARLES F. Society of Physics Students; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Mu Epsilon MEZI, JAMES S. Council of Business Organizations, Banquet Chair¬ man; Economics Club, Vice-President; Ski Club; WCSU Radio and T.V. Guild MIADICH, JEAN M. MICELI, PAULA F. O.S.E.A. MIHALICK, HELEN D. MIHELCIC, JANICE L. MILAVEC, RAYMOND E. Independent Student Association MILLBERG, CHARLES T. I.E.E.E.; Men ' s Dormitory Council MILLER, HARRY P. MILLER, JAMES W. Delta Sigma Phi; I.E.E.E. MILLER, ROBERT G. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Student Government; Hillel, So¬ cial Chairman MILLER, WARREN L. MILLIREN, ROY L. S.A.E.; A.S.M.E. MITISKA, JANET E. CSU Collegiate Chorale, Accompanist; Curriculum Committee; Student Affairs; WCSU Radio and T.V. Guild; Outstanding Senior in the Day Division of the College of Business Administration MONNOLLY, TERRENCE J. A.S.C.E. MONREAL, FREDERICK J. Delta Sigma Phi MOORE, EDWARD C. MOORE, JERALD P. MOREY, JAMES P. Delta Sigma Phi, Treasurer; S.A.M.; Newman Club MORGAN, DAVID W. Track, Captain — 4 Years Varsity; Tau Kappa Epsi¬ lon; Intramural Officials Club, President; Cauldron, Sports Staff; Intramural Council; Intramurals MOSES, SAMUEL L. A.I.B.S. MROZ, GEORGE V. Tau Kappa Epsilon; I.E.E.E., President, Treasurer; Dorm Council, Treasurer; Intramurals; Joint Engi¬ neering Council MUELLER, KATHLEEN L. Intramurals; Pentelicus; O.S.E.A. MURGA, MANUEL A. Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Pi Omega; Newman Club; Spanish Club; A.S.M.E. MURMANN, WILLIAM G. Cauldron, Editor, Associate Editor, Co-Editor, Col¬ umnist; Minna Jitsu Club MURPHY, PATRICIA M. Sociology Club, Treasurer NABRING, RICHARD A. NAGEL, JOSEPH R. NAPPI, WILLIAM A. JR. Tau Beta Pi, Secretary; Eta Kappa Nu ; Intramurals; I.E.E.E. NARROWS, LOUISE F. Fanfare Staff, Section Editor, Faculty Section; Pen¬ telicus; Alpha Chi; Intramurals NASH, MARY L. Academic Evening Student Council Center, Treasur¬ er NAU, JUDITH M. A.W.S., Historian, Treasurer; O.S.E.A.; CSU Colle¬ giate Chorale; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program NEFF, JERALD J. I.E.E.E., Secretary NEWELL, GARY L. NEWELL, MARY G. N.E.A.; O.E.A. NEWELL, DANIEL J. 272 NICHOLAS, CHARLES J. NICHOLSON, NICHOLAS W. A.S.C.E., Treasurer, Vice-President; Dorm Council, Treasurer; Intramurals; Co-op Student Board NICKLAS, DONALD A. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Pi Mu Epsilon; I.E.E.E. NISKALA, THOMAS A. American Marketing Association NOHAVA, CHARLES J. JR. NOONAN, LINDA P. NOVAK, FRANK A. Pi Mu Epsilon NUDELMAN, DANIEL P. Accounting Association, President; Council of Busi¬ ness Organization, Secretary, Treasurer O ' MALLEY, LAWRENCE P. O ' NEILL, THOMAS K. S.A.E., Chairman; A.S.M.E. ORANTAS, DALIA M. CSU Collegiate Chorale; A.W.S.; Newman Club; O.S.E.A. OREL, MAUREEN A. OSHER, BRYNA M. OSTOP, RONALD L. Delta Sigma Phi; I.E.E.E. OSWIECINSKI, DANIEL T. SenioY Class Ceremony Committee OTONICHAR, JOSEPH L. I.S.A. PACHOLEWSKI, JANET L. Gamma Nu Sigma, Historian; S.A.M., Editor of Newsletter PACIOREK, JOHN F. Lambda lota Delta, Pledge Master PAKOSH, PATRICIA A. Accounting Association PALER, MARILYN A.I.B.S., Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; Sopho¬ more Class, Secretary,- Intramurals, Captain; Senior Committee Member; Freshman Float Committee PALERMO, KATHERYN A. PALLO, THERESA M. A.W.S., Secretary; Pentelicus; Student-Faculty Con¬ ference; Cauldron PALUS, LOUIS J. PAPADOPOULOS, CONSTANTINE Eta Kappa,- Tau Beta Pi; I.E.E.E. PAPONETTI, KENNETH M. JR. PAPP, THOMAS L. JR. PASADYN, RONALD C. A.I.C.E.; Alpha Phi Omega; Tau Beta Pi; Dormitory Council PAVETTO, JOHN F. 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English Association, Steering Committee PISKURA, CHARLES ANDREW L.- PLAIN, GEORGE A. Varsity Basketball and Baseball; Intramurals; P.E.; O.S.P.E.; O.S.P.E.; C.S.P.E.; N.S.P.E. PLETKA, BRUCE J. Tau Beta Pi; CSU Society for Metallurgical Engineers POKELSEK, JAMES S. POLCHA, JANET L. A.W.S.; O.S.E.A. POLK, DAVID L. Accounting Association POLSTER, ALAN H. POLTIS, JOSEPH D. PONIKVAR, JOHN R. Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Inter-Fraternity Coun¬ cil; Board of Presidents,- Varsity Wrestling,- Kings- men,- Kampus King, 1 968-69; Tall Teke; Intramurals; Greek Support POSPIE, NANCY M. Beta Sigma Omicron,- O.S.E.A.; Intramurals PRESBY, JEFFREY E. Tau Beta Pi, Vice-President; A.S.M.E. PRION, JOSEPH W. A.S.M.E. PUDELSKI, PETER P. RACE, DENNIS M. Co-op Education Program RAFALSKI, KATHLEEN A. RANALLO, JOHN P. Co-op Education Program RASTATTER, MARY E. Pentelicus, President, Treasurer,- Newman Club, Committee Chairman,- O.S.E.A.; Intramurals RATAJCZAK, JACQUELINE RAU, GERALD W. REEPING, REGIS C. Sigma Tau Gamma,- Pi Sigma Epsilon, Secretary; Co-op Advisory Board; Co-op Education Program REINARTZ, RONALD H. RICE, ROBERT T. RICHARDSON, STEVEN J. RIEDEL, PATRICIA A. Accounting Association; Pentelicus; Intramurals RITTER, RENEE A. ROBINCHECK, JAMES J. Delta Sigma Phi; Student Council, Member-at Large; S.A.M.; Dorm Council ROBORECKI, JOHN A. RODIC, CHRISTINE B. Pi Mu Epsilon,- O.S.E.A.; Math Club; Newman Club ROGGENBURK, CATHERINE B. ROMAN, MARY G. ROOD, CHARLES L. Men ' s Dormitory Association, Treasurer, Clerk of Courts, S.A.M. ROODHUYZEN, BARBARA D. Cleveland Mental Health Speakers Bureau; Bay- crafters ROSE, RONALD CSU Accounting Association 274 ROSIE, KRISTINE ROSENTHAL, NANCY H. ROSSBACH, ROBERT W. A.S.C.E.; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Residence Hall Assistant ROTHMAN, NEIL F. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Varsity Golf and Varsity Bowling; Intramurals ROZICK, DONALD J. S.A.M.; Newman Club RUDOLPH, ALAN D. I.E.E.E.; Fanfare, Business Manager RUFFIN, SAM M. 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Pi Sigma Epsilon; S.A.M.; A.M.A.; Marketing Club SARGENT, NOEL B. Society for Physics Students SAULINO, ARTHUR F. Cauldron; Faculty Student Advisor on Library Com¬ mittee SCHAFFER, BRUCE J. A.S.C.E. SCHEDLER, JANET R. Pi Mu Epsilon, Vice-President; Math Club, President, Secretary; O.S.E.A.; Pentelicus; Theta Rho; Student Representative on the Math Department Under¬ graduate Curriculum Committee SCHEFFT, ROBERT W. SCHIFF, LINDA M. SCHNEIDER, SALLY S. SCHNEIDER, WAYNE A. SCHOONE, GUSTAVE J. Eta Kappa Nu, Vice-President; Pi Mu Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega, President, Secretary SCHREGARDUS, LINDA C. CSU Debate Team; G.E. College Bowl Team Alter¬ nate; Sociology Club, Vice-President SCHULTZ, ROBERT A. S.A.M. SCHULTZ, WALTER G. Accounting Association; S.A.M., Co-Chairman Pub¬ licity; Intramurals SCHULZ, KAREN Cauldron, Page Editor; Jiu Jitsu Club SCHWARZMANN, WILLIAM C. SEDENSKY, PAULETTE E. Beta Sigma Omicron, Secretary; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program,- Intramurals; Co-op Education Pro¬ gram; Senior Class Ceremony Committee SEDLACEK, JOSEPH J. Sociology Club, Treasurer, President; Alpha Chi SEDLOCK, ROBERT A. SENSNY, MARCIA A. Cauldron, Co-Editor, Associate Editor, Assistant Edi¬ tor, Page Editor,- CSU Concert Band, Treasurer,- CSU Players; Pentelicus; Theta Rho; Wing and Torch, Treasurer; Jiu-Jitsu and Savate; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities ,- Stu¬ dent Member of the English Department Committee on Class Size. SESPICO, FRANKLIN J. Pi Sigma Epsilon, President; Marketing Club, Presi¬ dent, Vice-President; Ski Club; Council of Business Organizations, Vice-President; Steering Committee School of Business,- Co-op Education Program; Greater Cleveland Growth Conference Business, Representative SESSO, PATRICIA A. SEVICK, BARBARA A. SHAMROCK, MICHAEL B. JR. A.S.C.E.; Intramurals SHENK, JANET A. SHEPPARD, BRUCE A. SHIRLEY, ROBERT J. SHOLES, JOHN T. II Eta Kappa Nu; I.E.E.E.; Intramurals; Dorm Council Representative SHORE, GRACE A. Senior Class Treasurer; Beta Sigma Omicron, Secre¬ tary; Homecoming Committee,- A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program SHROUT, PHILLIPL W. Tau Beta Pi; A.S.C.E.; Counselor SIDLOSKI, JEROME R. SIETZ, DONNA A. SILVERMAN, BEVERLY L. SIMKO, DANIEL J. Intramurals SINCLAIR, BARBARA A. Newman Club; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program,- Math Club; Intramurals SINGLETON, RUBY SKINGLE, WILLIAM J. SKOTKO, JOHN K. SKUFCA, BONNIE M. SLAVIK, GERALD J. Delta Sigma Phi; Tau Beta Pi ; A.I.Ch.E.; Student Government; Intramurals; Officials Club; Intramu¬ rals Sports Council SLAYTON, VIRGINIA L. SLIWINSKI, LAURETTE Chi Delta Theta, Pledge Mistress,- Intramurals; A.W.S.; Ski Club; Counselor SMEREK, WILLIAM A. SMILTARS, INTA SMITH, ALICE R. Pentelicus; Theta Rho SMITH, LARRY D. SMITH, ROBERT A. CSU Players, President SMOLINSKI, BERNADETTE Kappa Sigma Upsilon, Vice-President; Evening Divi¬ sion Student Council SOBIESKI, RICHARD A. Eta Kappa Nu ; Alpha Phi Omega; I.E.E.E. SOJA, DANIEL M. Accounting Association SOLTIS, THOMAS E. SOSINSKI, ROBERT L. SOTNY, VICTOR 276 Delta Sigma Phi; Student Council, Representative- at-Large, Pre-Jr. Class Representative; Pre-Jr. Class Vice-President; Intramural Advisory Committee and Board SOUKUP, WILLIAM J. JR. I.E.E.E. SPADA, ROBERT F. JR. SPAGNUOLO, JOSEPH G. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Kingsmen; A.I.Ch.E. SPRENG, PENELOPE G. Alpha Xi Delta SPRIGGS, DELORES C. Cauldron STACK, PATRICIA J. STANKIEWICZ, AUDREY STEAD, FRANK R. S.A.E.; A.S.M.E., Treasurer; Varsity Track and Letter- man; Co-op Education Program; Mechanical Engi¬ neering Dept. Lab Instructor; Engineering Faculty Curriculum Committee STEMPKOWSKI, SANDRA M. O.S.E.A. STIPCIC, JOSEPH Varsity Soccer — 4 Years, All-Ohio Soccer Team, All Midwest Soccer Team, Co-Captain, Junior Varsity Soccer Coach STOBBE, PAUL W. S.A.M. STOESSNER, TOD J. STOPAK, JOYCE S. Gamma Nu Sigma; Pentelicus STRONG, SUSAN M. STRUMBEL, LOREEN G. Chi Delta Theta, Secretary; Co-op Advisory Board; Newman Apostolate,- CSU Collegiate Chorale STUBLE, THERESA R. O.S.E.A. STUPAR, JOHN G. Society of Physics Students, President; I.E.E.E.; Stu¬ dent Government, Representative-at-Large, Home¬ coming Committee, Chairman of Committee on Ed¬ ucational Affairs,- Developed Questionnaires and Assisted Editorship in Publication of Book on Stu¬ dent Evaluation of Courses and Professors ; Ohio Intercollegiate Coalition; Newman Apostolate; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities,- Cauldron; Physics Lab Instructor,- Tutor; Intramurals SUDY, KAREN M. SUSTERSIC, MARY R. SUTTLES, HERBERT A. Marketing Club; Crucible, Treasurer SVETE, WILLIAM J. SWANSON, DAIL L. Baseball SWIATEK, GARY J. A.S.M.; S.M.E.; A.I.M.E.; Co-op Education Program SWINKO, RONALD J. Karate Club, Vice-President; A.Ch.S.; Ski Club SZAKACS, JOHN A. SZENTKIRALYI, NICHOLAS E. SZILAGYI, JULIANNA E. A.I.B.S., Secretary, Treasurer TAKACS, MARTHA E. A.Ch.S., Treasurer; German Club; Hungarian Club, Vice-President; Miss Hofbrau of 1969-1970 TANSKI, ROGER E. TARASKA, BARBARA M. TAUS, LINDA L. A.W.S.; Beta Sigma Omicron, Historian,- Inter- Sorority Council TAYLOR, JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, LAWRENCE W. S.A.E.; A.S.M.E. TELATNIK, JOSEPH DANIEL Economics Club, Vice-President, Secretary,- Delta Sigma Phi; Greek Week Committee,- Council of Busi¬ ness Organizations; Statistician for CSU Basketball Team TERRACE, BRUCE A. THEMAN, ELMER R. Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer THESLING, GARY A. THORNTON, JANE A. Chi Delta Theta; Ski Club; A.W.S.; Intramurals TIMA, CAROL A. Newman Club, Committee Chairman; Biology Club TISCHER, AUGUST L. Sigma Tau Gamma, President, Vice-President, Trea¬ surer; Accounting Association; CSU Players, Presi¬ dent; Alpha Psi Omega TOKAR, JOHN M. Eta Kappa Nu; I.E.E.E. TOMPKINS, NAOMI J. TORK, DONALD S. I.E.E.E. TRASK, ROBERT L. TREFZ, DONALD D. TRESCOTT, THOMAS H. A.S.C.E.; Christian Science Organization TRIER, EDWARD M. TSCHAPPAT, HERBERT E. Varsity Basketball; Intramurals TRUAX, KAREN T. TRUTZA, CHARLES R. JR. UDRIS, AIVARS Tau Kappa Epsilon; Economics Club URBAN, ARTHUR R. I.E.E.E. URCHECK, CAROL M. Biology Club; Pentelicus; CSU Band; Counselor UVEGES, GEORGE Newman Club; Alpha Chi; Accounting Association VALENTINE, MELVIN F. S.A.M.; Delta Sigma Phi VANDERBECK, ANN L. VARGO, ALAN J. Hungarian Club, President; S.A.M., Vice-President; Council of Business Organization; Marketing Club; A.M.A. VAS, JOHN C. Tau Beta Pi; S.A.E.; Sigma Phi Epsilon VELKY, ANDREW M. VENTURA, CHARLES A. JR. VIDISCHAK, RONALD J. VINCELLI, ANTHONY D. S.A.M., Secretary,- Council of Business Organiza¬ tions; Marketing Club VINCENT, THOMAS G. VITEZ, VERONICA M. Cheerleaders; Psychology Club; Treasurer; Girls Competitive Swim Team Captain; Angel Fish; Hun¬ garian Club; A.W.S. Big Little Sister Program; In¬ tramurals WAGNER, RUTH D. Math Club WALRATH, BARTON D. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu WALLING, SHIRLEY H. WARBURTON, DAVID B. WARD, HARRY T. JR. I.S.A.; Intramurals WASKY, RAYMOND P. CSU Conservative Union, Chairman,- Student Coun¬ cil; Debate Team; I.E.E.E.; Newman Club; Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship,- Kingsmen; CSU Con¬ cert and Marching Band, Treasurer; CSU Collegiate Chorale; Cauldron,- Young Republicans WASSERMAN, HAROLD L. Hillel Club, Vice-President; Accounting Club; Student Government, Senior Representative, Treasurer; In¬ tramurals WEBB, JOHN S. I.E.E.E. WEIGAND, ALBERT J. Ill Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma, Vice-President; Pi Mu 278 Epsilon; Society of Physics Students, Vice-President WEISS, RICHARD C. Co-op Education Program WELLS, PETER J. Student Government, Assistant Treasurer; Alpha Phi Epsilon; Accounting Association; Inter-Fraternity Council; Intramurals WELTER, ALLAN J. Delta Sigma Phi; Inter-Fraternity Council, President; All-Greek Float Chairman,- A.S.C.E. WENDEROTH, THOMAS C. Beta Epsilon,- Marketing Club WESSEL, KAREN Chi Delta Theta, Secretary,- Fanfare, Co-op Editor,- Counselor WILINSKI, RONALD R. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities ,- Karate Club, President; Sigma Tau Gamma,- S.A.M.; Economics Club WILSON, KATHLEEN A. Newman Apostolate, Publicity Chairman; Cauldron,- History and Political Science Club, Publicity Chair¬ man WING, ROBERT H. JR. WITKOWSKI, CHRISTINE C. Chi Delta Theta, Historian,- O.S.E.A.; Pi Mu Epsilon,- Ski Club WOLF, EVAN W. WOLF, TRUDY L. WOOD, DORITA M. WOODEL, EVELYN G. WOODRING, DAVID A. S.A.E.; A.S.M.E. WRIGHT, JUANITA M. O.S.E.A. WYMAN, ROSS S. YASTER, WILLIAM J. WCSU T.V. and Radio Guild, Vice-President, Presi¬ dent; Pi Sigma Epsilon, Founding Member; A.M.A.; Marketing Club, Treasurer; 1969 Rotary Award — Outstanding Junior Marketing Student YOMTOOB, ISAAC YOUNG, HARRIET B. ZAK, JUDITH H. ZANDERS, WILBERT C. JR. Lambda lota Delta,- A.S.M.; A.I.M.E. ZASTAWNIK, JOHN E. JR. Eta Kappa Nu; I.E.E.E. ZEHE, MICHAEL J. A.Ch.S., Vice-President ZEITZ, JAMES R. A.Ch.S. ZEITZ, JOHN R. ZELINA, RONALD E. ZEMAN, WAYNE P. A.I.Ch.E.; A.Ch.S.; Alpha Phi Omega ZEMLICKA, BENJAMIN G. Pi Sigma Epsilon ZENTNER, JOSEPH M. Delta Sigma Phi; A.S.C.E.,- Intramurals ZENTNER, PATRICIA G. Beta Sigma Omicron; CSU Majorette ZIMMERMAN, GARY G. Men ' s Dormitory, President; S.A.M.; Intramurals ZION, MAXENE M. Theta Rho ZISKA, JOSEPHA R. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Vice-President, President; Chess Club ZWARZLY, MARYANN H. ZONAR, ROBERT J. Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Tau Beta Pi; S.A.E., Secretary- Treasurer,- A.S.M.E. ZUPANCIC, ANTHONY J. ZUPANCIC, RONALD L. n that beautiful day when the two of you put your heads together and talk of your BAdding Day ... remember to include your Official School Photographer in your plans, JVe know just how to capture the most precious moments of your most precious day ... so beautifully , so perfectly you ll enjoy them forever. 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