Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 452 of the 1973 volume:

Activities of the Year 73 59 60 Frequenting Barton Hall, the Big Red Barn, and the Crescent, the Big Red Band performed well in 1972. Starting the season with its traditional band camp, and an untraditional party in the Big Red Barn, the dazzling 120 invaded Libe Slope, Harvard, the streets of Wellesley, Massachusetts, Columbia, and the sidewalks of New York. There was more partying at the Big Red Barn followed by Fall Weekend and, finally, the traditional end-of-season band banquet. All in all, it was, at least, a very busy year. l972 Band Staff Acting Director: Gregory Pearson Drum Major: William Welker Head Manager: Edward Pasto, lr. Field Manager: Mark Charlton Treasurer: David Hirschland Librarian: Beverly Evans President, Beta Rho Beta: Sandra Sears Freshman Representative: joseph Meo Chimesmasters: james Cole ludy Ogden D Y 74 Robert Feldman 64 Margaret Hobbie 72 69 74 70 Frederich Hoeflinger' Robert Lawson ' Lane McClelland ' '71 lHead Chimesmasteri Lance Paavola '71 Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring out the false, ring in the true. Ring out the grief that saps the mind, Ring in redress to all mankind. Ring out a slowly dying cause, And ancient forms of party strife, Ring in the nobler modes of life, With sweeter manners, purer laws. Ring out false pride in place and blood, The civic slander and the spiteg Ring in the love of truth and right, Ring in the common love of good. Ring out old shapes of foul disease, Ring out the narrowing lust of gold, Ring out the thousand wars of old, Ring in the thousand years of peace. Ring in the valiant man and free, The larger heart, the kindlier hand, Ring out the darkness of the land, Ring in the Christ that is to be. - Tennyson's In Memoriam, chant 106 lst Row: W. Chamberlain, W. Cowdery, D. 1anower, R. Ring, S. Malinowski, 1. Stewart, R. Searle, 1. Murdoch, D. Felderstein, 1. Rehbach, Director T. Sokol, W. Cagney, 1. Nicolls, R. 1ohnson, B. Terrell, 1. Magacs, N. Gold- berg, 1. Tripp, D. Ross, T. Andrews, E. Shepherd. 2nd Row: M. Hatch, H. Seifried, K. 1ones, D. Neal, G. Gorecki, P. Batson, S. Steever, M. Bautz, P. Gibson, R. Heller, 1. Patnode, M. Knee, R. Zelov, G. Kneezel, M. Harkins, 1. Smith, A. Chian, G. Gull, 1. Kaplan. 3rd Row: M. Wolff, R. Kwor, D. Strange, R. Toaz, 1. Gagnon, P. Farrell, F. Becker, W. Welker, M. Cohen, R. Boyagian, D. Barlow, C. Anderson, M. Koenig, 1. Detwiler, B. Glover, T. Smith. 4th Row: D. Ames, R. Sternfeld, Mc. Smith, P. Krotje, S. Newman, S. Mallon, T. Porter, T. Wolfe, S. Tunderman, 1. Heliotis, R. Moss, 1. Hayner, M. Oltz, M. Clifford, A. Leonard, G. Kah, D. Drumright, K. Friar, Mk. Smith, B. Erlitz. L.g Y Dear Mr. Shaw iGlee Club President1 You may wish to change your records. fTruth will our!1 l am not a Glee Club alumnus. I tried to be! ln the fall of l924, my sophomore year, l tried out, sang me a solo, but didn't make it, my heart's desire. Sol became an athlete instead of an artist. Made the lacrosse teams, Wearer of the C Sphinx Head, etc., but never the Glee Club. Then in my senior year, one day at lunch in my TX fraternity my brother , Wes Thomas, then assistant to the director of the Glee Club, said, Why didn't you tell me you were going to try out? How long it takes us to learn to communicate. Good wishes to you in your work. Sincerely, Thomas W. Swart Class of T927 The men of the Cornell Glee Club have continued to enjoy the well wishings of people like Mr. Swart throughout the world. Touring Eastern European countries in 1anuary of l972, these men were honored with rhythmic applause that signifies the highest possible praise. In 1anuary 1973, they en- joyed a 'warm' tour of Florida, with TO stops for concerts and southern hospitality. ,'f'ff,QF-4l, icL+ Fil' THE PORT CHARLOTTE Cggvrgg THEATER HT 2130.4 1 .,,. 1ljNUHlQY Yrn. g fm., ,N THE '472 73 17.4514 C .:,x, I 64 The producing arm of the Department of Theatre Arts, the Cornell University Theatre, produces a series of plays each school year in the Willard Straight Hall Theatre, as well as experimental productions in Drummond Studio. Tryouts for productions are open to any Cornell student. Participation in backstage activities - stage management, building of costumes, set construction, lighting and sound - is also open to any interested student. In addition, the Theatre co-produces with the Ithaca College Drama Department a full season of summer theatre, the Ithaca Summer Repertory, serving a year-round cultural need for the region. The Savoyards is a Cornell-based group dedicated to the performance of the works of Gilbert and Sullivan. Organized in 1954, the Savoyards produce two shows annually. There are also parties, sings and picnics. This year the Savoyards presented Patience and Princess Ida with great success. fm I, .V HAMA' -J 5- .I QW' 431, -1214 - ,wi 3' , l givglj 1- 4' N 6 ,f 4 3 judo is the way to make effective use of both phy- sical and spiritual strength. By training you in attacks and defenses it refines your body and your soul and helps make the spiritual essence of judo a part of your very being. ln this way you are able to perfect yourself and contribute something of value to the world. That is the final goal of the judo discipline. fligoro Kano, the founder of Kodokan judol The Cornell judo Club meets four times weekly to study the principles of Kodokan judo. Look out China, here we come! Man the elevator, prop the cardboard, stamp those wet paper towels! Get DJ. Lee's latest balsa wood scrub brush. Miles uses a hard bat? How old was that movie? Detroit has great hot dogs and the streets of Harvard are great at 3 A.lVl. l spot you 30 points? Table Tennis Club 67 Cornell Jlmlvassrwlors Student Speakers Bureau Alumni House, Cornell University Ithaca, New York 14850 SPEECH IS HUMAN NATURE ITSELF, WITH NONE OF THE ARTIFICIALITY OF WRITTEN LANGUAGE. ALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD The Speaker's Bureau is dedicated to the phil- osophy that direct communication between alumni and undergraduates is of considerable value to the maintenance of a complete university community. The Bureau is instrumental in adding a personal dimension to secondary school students' perspectives of Cornell. The l 972-73 year saw the Cornell Debate Associa- tion fthe Eastman Debate Stage to somel trip to new heights of perversity under the coaching of Henry Robinson, Law '74, and john Riley, asmall time poli- tico from somewhere in backwoods New England. The top varsity team of jeff Appelbaum '74 and Dennis O'Connor '75 maintained Cornell's reputation as a top contender in national debate competition. Discussing socialized medicine, the team travelled widely, scoring impressive victories at the University of North Carolina, Brandeis, UCLA, and Boston Uni- versity, as well as many other colleges. Perhaps the most encouraging aspect of Cornell De- bate rests with the future. A large number of highly talented underclassmen stand ready to convert moral victories to actual ones in the coming season. The Pomology Club, comprised of students who enjoy eating and drinking pomes and pome juices, is engaged in sponsoring monthly meetings with guest speakers from different parts of the country. The club also sponsors social functions for the general public as well as for club members and staff. The funds from the apple vending machine in Plant Science contribute toward a yearly trip to different fruit-growing regions in the U.S. ln addition, a scholarship to a student in pomology is financed. 74 9,5 A 4 '3 , M ,ff t i 'K 4 -I7 h T ' ,, ' fix The Notables got around Cornell this year, making a name for themselves. The twelve sets of talented tonsils delighted Cornell audiences with the variety of melodious medleys and tender tunes they crooned. The secret messages etched on the ivory-covered walls and whispered through the hallowed halls reveal that the girls' performances were truly notable. The Notables successfully sang their way into the heart of Cornell. Twelve unabased, mercurial musicmakers known as Cayuga's Waiters have once again serenaded their way through a year at Cornell. Entertaining with a reper- toire flavored by a variety of folk, novelty, and popular songs, we've tried to help you enjoy singing as much as we do. Charlie Brown enabled us to bring you Halloween carols for the first time this year and a few weeks later we were ready to postpone studies again to spread the Christmas spirit. A road trip brought us to Smith College with its voluptuous singing Smitherines, and then on to Cambridge where we had to ask the audience at the Fantasia Club to stop drinking because they were beginning to look fuzzy. We're buying suntan lotion in preparation for the week when our merciless motorbike gang will once more be terrorizing the motorists and young ladies of Bermuda. Hope to see you there. .and they came, from all corners of the world, in search of wisdom and knowledge. They learned how to laugh and have fun, and that was wisdom and knowledge -F. Nlottaghi Cornell's International Living Center iNorth Campus Dorm 8l is a co- educational community, housing 144 graduate and undergraduate interna- tional students. Approximately forty different countries are represented, including a diverse distribution of United States Students. The Center provides for its residents and the international community at Cornell activities as varied as lecturers, na- tional dinners, seminars, dances, sports events, movies, and national festivities. When people get tired, institutions keep going. Ujamaa means living it instead of talking it e putting long-snouted beliefs into practice. Based on principles of familyhood and collective responsibility, Ujamaa is dedicated to the study of developing communities. lt is a long-range commitment where serious students, in their daily affairs, can prepare themselves to serve the needs of African peoples in this country and around the world. Emotion-filled crisis response is no longer a viable approach to the deep-rooted problems of an op- pressed people. lndividual action never was. Survival is a collective activity, it requires concern for the fate of others as well as determined pursuit of personal goals. Members of Ujamaa Residential College demon- strate that mutual concern daily, not only in personal matters but through participation in programs that strengthen and extend Ujamaa. As the smoke clears and the echo of angry voices fades, a living and work- ing monument is left standing. We shall conquer without a doubt. -Lasima Tushinde Nlbilashaka Those who receive this privilege lof educa- tionl ...are like the man who has been given all the food available in a starving village in order that he might have the strength to bring supplies back from a distant place. lf he takes this food and does not bring help to his brothers, he is a traitor. -lulius K. Nyerere Y ' f , . ff A 1' 'V -Y W 212.- .- 'M ' Y J 3 7 2 19 V ff v1,,g,g 4-,egggvi ,fzyfgff .5 G5 f,,X.1553 Q 21 g mf. 5 . U ,. , ,, .fxyf xmw, ,xg , ,gg 51.2 4 4 'L-gg. W - fiv gsi gi V '42, . . fy ' kqgigirzv ev 2' K . Q 1. L ,buf ii :fj'5. I f.,,,f,-:Qfwf zif M 'Q fd 5 W ,fr ' I 379' ' ' fu k' A xv f f 'PM' - '- ' 1 g My r U 80 UW as -My ,QM . , N , ,.,,,,..,,.. .. , , , , 1-'Q f . .... A - 82 The Inter-Fraternity Council made a mean- ingful contribution to campus life at Cor- nell by new and varied involvements. A Speakers Program was sponsored forthe community with addresses by Allard Low- enstein, Ralph Nader, Eugene McCarthy, Bernard Kalb, and Telford Taylor. The Steering Committee conducted a leadership training program directed towards personal concern and teamwork. One ofthe most effective programs for Rush was accom- plished as a result ofthe l.F.C. Steering Committee's planning and execution of new and innovative ideas. All indications are that the fraternity system at Cornell is stronger than it has been for a number of years. The Panhellenic Council serves as the representative body for all sorority women at Cornell. The council, consist- ing of an executive board and a represen- tative from each of Cornell's seven sororities, serves to coordinate all inter- sorority activities. This year the council sponsored a benefit dance, its annual booth at the orientation carnival, upper- class and transfer rush in the fall, begin- ning with a Bar-B-QQ and its major activity, Spring rush, which this year attracted more freshmen women than ever before. ,, , , ' ,Q VN f 7, ,p f M. Nfl ...,-- -s....:ff, ' 4 ,l 'ii 'L ll 'fl il l X i 84 New challenge to the Russian Team, Olympics '76! There is moral freedom in soul. Science and Health International Living Center Bolleyball Players and Christian Science Organization Cheerleaders '24, Q.. 85 . links limhnllf Sushi-n 15 Sb! fb-1-4-' A 'w..f-5 3' M ,K ff -52. :2-'ffW,,,' ' ' ' i'J i WAV' vi mi The Cornell Daily Sun lit up the campus with several surprising stories during its 93rd year of publication and kept many faces red with em- barrassment and others red with anger. Through out the year The Sun proved its efficiency in coverage, exemplified by the biggest campus issue in years, the controversial recommenda- tions of the Cranch committee which broke in the pages of The Sun two days before its release Sun stories covered the administration's in- adequate policies for dealing with the problem of drug robberies on campus which eventually helped cause policy changes. Perhaps the most sensational Sun, and typically so, was that of Fall Weekend, disclosing a state ruling that coed dorms were illegal and causing scores of unwit- ting frosh to line up outside of the Dean of Students' Office in search of nonexistent room signup sheets. Somehow, however, the gang at 109 E. State St. survived an eventful year which saw the biggest Suns in history fthe average paper was 16 pages, largest in the lvy Leaguel with a new staff now awaiting another year of scoops, scandals and spoofs. Q ...an editor who's been in the office just three times. . .a photo editor who only shoots hockey . .. a staff member who keeps the CUAA pass the entire season . . .a sports editor who hasn't been to any games . . .a publisher calling to tell us he's still alive . . . still no ideas for the Cornellian page . . . next year's editor who if nominated refuses to run . . .if elected refuses to serve.. . it shows . .. The 1973 Cornellian ,a' The Sage Chapel Choir under the musical direction of Professor Donald Paterson, together with Morris Bishop, presented two sell-out Christmas Programs for the first time in Cornell's history. Throughout the year choir members rose early Sunday mornings to sing at Chapel Services, and in early May they performed a successful program of Bach's Q, lVlatthew's Passion under Donald l. Grout. Cornell Symphony Orchestra, an ensemble of more than a hundred musicians, performs works from many periods of music. This year the premiere of Apothesis of This Earth by Karel Husa, Pulitzer Prize winning composer, was given in Bailey Hall, as well as in Carnegie Hall and Washington's Kennedy Center. The Cornell Chamber Orchestra, on the other hand, consists of about thirty-five experienced players. A concert was given by this group during the Contem- porary Festival in November 1972 with modern by composers Coplan, Herder, Legley, Palmer, and Stravinsky. Both orchestras are conducted by Professor Karel Husa, ECN 91 Also' F3 1-ic C mr fl rot- EI Sc' ' ' ' 'GE' .f 9 , .- . ia: q.'.,:: ,A nfl' fr L.-f.'Y-. 3 a x ' 1 ,, ua, I' H A 1 X , a ,L . X X 'uf ' Xe XX X X N l l SOA--ivisifw -'TA 'Y W ' 'Y Y Y Y ' 7' - V ,mn N. ici... n - i,...i,,,,,..., P ??J'fUl1 :ti GLW, ,f- , - ff- 'A - i.nns.x ' - - roman X :str Ui .sc U W axf -,.,'. is X- TXX 2 , A., .- ...... ,A,,A t W s X n xx X V X ' 50 P U- L IC l 'K i. 1 'X --X no X 6. 4 X av nu. ui. xrwiif? i l L40- vmm X' ,o s.. Q. .Mg Xjxrol 5-Q-E1 lf, .' ,ly ? 'OU' i The International Activities Group draws its more than 1400 members from the international students on this campus. lt is involved in promoting cross-cultural communications by holding activities such as international fairs and fashion shows, dinners and dances, lectures, debates and discus- sions. lts activities are aimed at main- taining an international atmosphere on this campus, by encouraging the dif- ferent national and cultural groups to expose their society, their traditions, their languages, and their dress to the rest of the Cornell community. .- IKEA' l W 42,9 UW ,q.L.,., sf' ' rj I l an f 5 , 1 H- I , f i ' ' ,M -:Q rl ,- 11 3, ' Aff ' ' 5 ' wr' , f N 1' ,L W ' , ' ,fb I' , li . .'-, tru . Hr. Q 'X JZ .f , , -5- rf ' , a . A.1,p5F.::,- France Pars Coming together to discuss serious questions of Franco-American rela- tions, the members of Club France again found time this year for spicing up their evenings and weekends. The weekly Table Francaise was inevit- ably the focus of their efforts as mem- bers spoke in their native, and not so native, tongue, Francais, to deepen their understanding of socio-economic and political questions of the day. Failing to formulate a sweeping international accord, members joy- ously repaired to the party room for a delicious fondue bourguinnone , une fete du fromage et du vin, several movies by famous French directors, and that yearly institution, La Fete du Noel . It was all in alla helluva year fune annee du diablel for the cultivated and spirited members of Club France. ILC Groove-Makers: Michael Acquesta Play life in E-flat and stick to the major keys. Donald Curry ACAMAS jorge Alba Farhad Mottaghi Bahman Atefi Temoor Shah Sidiqi Under the provisions of the Morrill Act, military instruction began at Cornell in i868 and has continued for more than one hundred years. Officer education today has evolved from the emphasis on drill and formations into programs with greater con- cern for the development of leadership and manage- ment skills. The army, navy and air force ROTC Programs at Cornell continue to offer an option for interested young men and women to serve their country. as commissioned officers. wry Cornell Ski Club APO IS MORE Alpha Phi Omega Known by friends as twelve young diamonds in the rough , the Sherwoods of Cornell come together, gathering their collective wits for halves thereofl to present a program that is somewhat tuneful, always tasteful . . , a provoca- tive blend of humor and song. Always a hit at fraternity parties, the Sherwoods have tried this year to make their extra-curricular experience multifold. Whether it's serenading for the first snowfall, peddling their new LP album, enjoying the Virgin Islands at lntersession, ordering another pitcher at lohnny's, or simply making music for anyone who'll listen, there is an aura about them that spells Sherwoods . . . in the words of a former 'Wood, with a song in your heart, you can't go wrong . The Cornell Symphonic Band has a dual role: during the fall it is Cornell's principal concert wind ensemble and thereafter it supplements the musical activities of the Cornell Wind Ensemble. The Symphonic Band performed in the lVlem- orial Room in both fall and spring terms, in addition to the traditional Spring Libe Slope concert. After a concert of old and little known works for wind instruments, the Wind Ensemble premiered several new works for band and ac- companied composerfpianist Noel Lee in its formal Spring Concert. The Wind Ensemble also played at Commencement exercises after return- ing from its tour of Philadelphia. 96 ' 4 v 98 99 100 A ul ,Iggy This year, as in every year, the University Unions provided an invaluable service to the Cornell Com- munity. As centers for non-academic campus life, the Straight, Noyes Center, and North Campus Union extend to the student alternatives to his formalized existence. Craft shops, information, food and drink, practical courses, and relaxation are offered to every- one. Our goal is to provide an atmosphere of friend- liness, warmth, and hospitality. Programming is a major aspect of the University Unions. Roller Derby and Globetrotters are just two of the attractions sponsored in the past year. Others include winetasting, coffeehouses, and various lec- tures. 101 l N 'R 'ff Ti. 55. Z 2, Ez, , 1 . 3 . ' ff QQ , .QVEQ ,,. I ip' ' f m L., l, J : mi Q -4 . Lf 4.' xx .I 3 , 0 l vi- V A g U u l Q 3 l u .. in .- f 'Q rib P 4 u ' an as ug ti 1 5 an U0 i ' U 1 O Q 1 U I- 2 li 1 5 4 5 1 Us '- CO 4 I a h -. QQ 1 0 i oh .. U5 Q 4 1 , S, 5 C . O 2' f ' Sports of the Year 73 104 N 106 The Fanatic Fan never misses a game. Easily recognized by the intense expression on his face, straining forward in his seat, he can ' Y quote any score over the past four years, even if he can t remember what courses he had last semester. The Drinking Fan remembers the beginnings of games far better than the ends, and sometimes not even that much. With the familiar bulge under his jacket, carrying a keg on his back disguised as a drum, he boldly slinks into the stands. Should you miss him entering, he is unmistakable as he staggers out the gate at the end. The Loudmouth Fan often returns home from games with a sore throat. His neighbors return with ringing ears. Often, enthusiasm spills over into action. Dead fish slide mysteriously across the Lynah ice and live roosters cackle in the net between periods. The Social Fan is determined to watch the game, but invariably misses every important play. Unable to tell you the final score, he has talked to everyone within ear range and thoroughly checked out the crowd. The Fickle Fan, that traitorous character, can be spotted leaving the game two-thirds the way through as the prospect of a Cornell win recedes. He is anathema to Loyalists and players alike. The Non-fan, in his four years at Cornell, may never see a sporting event. He always starts at the front of the Sun rather than the back lunless of course, he is a devoted Peanuts fanj. lf he should stumble upon a game by chance, he is readily recognized by the bored, blank expression on his face. A drinking fanatic, a social loudmouth, a fickle non-fan, in all of these are all of us. Emerging from the hum-drum of college life, from behind piles of books, papers, and dirty laundry, stands the composite Cornell fan. 107 N' 4 . :L 109 110 111 H2 114 116 Miami Beach and the National Playoffs seemed a distant hope in mid-October after our team fell victim to Hartwick and the University of Pennsylvania. A regular season loss to Harvard further diminished a playoff berth possibility, but the other New York State teams lost crucial games, and a decisive victory over Brown placed us in post-season play. Playoff victories over Army and LIU pitted us against Harvard. To us, our victory was not only an exhibition of shear magnificent play, but meant the Miami trip as well as sweet revenge. Upon our arrival at Miami a few days before the game, we were met by Orange Bowl officials who treated us as if we were the Cornell Hockey or Football team. We practiced in the sun and heat to acclimate ourselves. We were also provided entertain- ment in the evenings. All of the teams roomed in the same hotel and the atmosphere was heavy with soccer talk. The apparent realization that we could become national champs became more important to us now. We held our usual pre-game talks, this time about UCLA -a team which boasts many foreign-born stars and a very strong offense. Their strong offense was immediately evident as the game began. They con- trolled the ball from the beginning, preventing us from building an effective offensive attack. We finally began to jell, but were stymied by an unimpressive but crushing goal near the end of the first half. The locker room was silent at half-time, we knew we weren't controlling the game. We had come back in the Army and LIU games and we wanted to do it here, too. The second half was by no means UCLA's. The Cornell team fought hard and consistently, a head ball hit the crossbar, another missed an open net, and three or four more good chances were foiled. We lost the game but proved that we were not the easy team in the tournament, as projected by Miami newspapers and the opposing coaches. lt was our first trip to the NCAA playoffs in Miami. Hopefully, the second time will be next year. To us, it was the Super Bowl. - Andrew Rosenberg. 119 41lw.,,.,. , 'X775 120 . fl x xv- N ' 1 2 4-was 121 ,-4,,.9:1 1 X Q K .fag mf. .,. W A . 1? . X ax ' 'eiH?511-j.' 11.11 fl - 1 iffy' D ,K ' f Xfff 141, ,iff rf, ' ' ff! 1 If rf V5 'L aff, 'uv' -I X lx!!! X jf f' fri!! , ,fffr 1 f , lf' it My JJ f ,fr ,f .rf 5 ' :'5v'n5,fI ,X 7 ,ff r ..X,xQp x N,N, xg, I .I A L' A I M aff 124 M452 ' S 126 ' W' ' V ,. K ,,,, 9' 4 ' A ' if.a,g:H, U . :.:...,.,,, Q ,, . , A 1 . im,.,.,..,....M.. M A A Mm x 'iii xi f iA , if X . .6 g .wx cf? P 'Yrs f ,I gf 7. fwkg I ww' ,, 33:43 ' .W if 1 ' fm if , hrfk H . 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SOCCER Hartwick 4 R.P.l. 0 Bucknell 0 Syracuse 0 Colgate 0 Pennsylvania 3 Cortland 0 Harvard 4 Yale 0 Columbia 1 Brown 1 Princeton 1 Dartmouth 0 Armyff 1 Long lslandal' 2 Harvardt 0 UCLAT 1 XNCAA Regionals TNCAA Semi-Finals Won 13, Lost 4 Ivy League 5-2 R U G BY Buffalo 18 Colgate 0 Cortland 0 Harvard 0 Rochester 0 Syracuse 9 Won 4, Lost 2 FOOTBALL 37 Colgate 7 36 Rutgers 22 24 Pennsylvania 20 15 Harvard 33 24 Yale 13 0 Columbia 14 48 Brown 28 22 Dartmouth 31 22 Princeton 15 Won 6, Lost 3 Ivy League 4-3 150 FOOTBALL 44 Princeton 0 10 Navy 19 7 Rutgers 0 6 Pennsylvania 20 14 Army 31 31 Columbia 0 Won 3, Lost 3 3rd Eastern League HOCKEY York St. Lawrence Brown Boston U. Loyola Clarkson Loyola Harvard Colgate Pennsylvania Toronto St. Louis Boston College Dartmouth Dartmouth Yale Princeton Waterloo Yale Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton Clarkson Brown R.P.l. Clarkson Boston College Wisconsin Boston College 2 3 2 9 4 10 5 2 4 for 1 2 1 3 3 3 o 1 3 2 4 1 corp 5 1 3 3 4 2 6 ion 3 Won 22, Lost 6, Tied 1 lvy Champions 1st ECAC Season ECAC Champions 4th NCAA BASKETBALL Alabama Florida Southern Penn State Colgate Rochester Missouri Memphis State Arkansas Ohio U. Brown Yale W. Virginia Columbia Columbia Syracuse Buffalo Harvard Dartmouth lOTl Princeton Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Yale Brown Won 4, Lost 22 lvy League 1-13 FENCING North Carolina U. 11 Buffalo 6 Gberlin 3 Pennsylvania 14 Yale 11 Princeton 14 Harpur 6 Syracuse 2 MIT 7 Harvard 12 NYU 18 Columbia 13 Army 15 Won 9, Lost 4 Ivy League 3-2 SQUASH Rochester 3 Pennsylvania 8 Yale 3 Hobart 1 Princeton 8 Army 8 Hobart 0 Franklin 84 Marshall1 Rochester 5 Dartmouth 7 Wesleyan 0 Stonybrook 1 Franklin 84 Marshall1 Trinity 4 Won 9, Lost 5 lvy League 1-3 WRESTLING Cortland Harpur Lycoming Harvard U. Mass Yale Army Seton Hall Colgate Clarkson Columbia Lehigh Springfield Pennsylvania Franklin 84 Marshall Brown Syracuse Princeton Won 11, Lost 5 Ivy League 5-1 WINTER TRACK 93 St. john's 38 67 Manhattan 69 37 Army 57 Princeton 54 81 Yale 37 84 Syracuse 26.5 Colgate 47.5 Heptagonals 4th Won 3, Lost 2 GYMNASTICS 149.95 Queen's U 105.55 140.3 Penn State 151.85 152.0 Army 143.0 141.95 Dartmouth 118.95 144.4 Pittsburgh 105.95 145.6 Syracuse 149.4 Southern Conn. 158.4 144.8 Springfield 152.25 150.7 Navy 154.85 149.45 Boston State 143.65 146.25 Mass. 155.10 114.35 Penn. 95.25 Princeton 94.45 142.05 Temple 152.05 Won 7, Lost 7 lvy Champs rw I fftTTl'Ti1,,g'Q1EQ:3 .QQL7 .-l TENNIS 4 jacksonville 5 6 Florida Tech 3 0 Rollins 9 6 Rochester 2 8 Army 1 0 Navy 9 5 Colgate 4 4 Yale 5 3 Brown 6 4 Dartmouth 5 3 Harvard 6 2 Columbia 7 2 Princeton 7 Won 4, Lost 9 Eastern League 1-7 SPRING TRACK 80 North Carolina 65 123 Colgate 40 45W Pennsylvania 1035 Won 1, Lost 2 Heptagonals 5th Queens College- lona College Relays 3rd BASEBALL 0 California 3 0 California 11 6 Santa Clara 10 4 Tennessee 2 3 UCLA 11 2 Stanford 5 3 South Carolina 1 3 Arizona State 1 4 Riverside 2 1 East Stroudsburg 1 6 Fordham 1 8 Army 1 7 Colgate 4 0 Navy 2 3 Colgate 1 9 Yale 6 4 Brown 3 3 Brown 2 3 Dartmouth 4 0 Harvard 14 14 Harvard 8 9 Scranton 1 2 Army 3 3 Columbia 0 1 Princeton 0 3 Princeton 2 1 Pennsylvania 0 3 Pennsylvania 2 2 Harvard 3 1 1 Rochester Tech 3 5 Rochester Tech 2 Won 20, Lost 10, Tied 1 Eastern League 10-5 2nd Place HEAVYWEIGHT CREW Place Field 2 Goes Trophy 3 1 Carnegie Cup 3 2 Pennsylvania 2 Won 1, Lost 2 Easterns 4th Nationals 5th LIGHTWEIGHT CREW Place Field 2 Platt Cup 3 2 Geiger Cup 3 2 Pennsylvania 2 1 Dartmouth 2 Won 1, Lost 3 Easterns 8th LACROSSE 5 Hofstra 3 12 Adelphi 3 9 Navy 12 14 Fairleigh Dickinson 2 17 Dartmouth 7 11 Pennsylvania 10 21 Syracuse 3 19 Harvard 6 16 Yale 1 8 Cortland 14 9 Princeton 8 10 Hobart 11 14 Brown 7 Won 10, Lost 3 lvy League 6-0 GOLF 385 Harvard 382 400 Rochester 440 Hamilton 423 389 Bucknell 399 415 Columbia 423 415 Army 421 391 Rutgers 368 400 Lafayette 390 380 Rider 412 403 Colgate 412 Won 7, Lost 3 Easterns Sth WOMEN'S FENCING 15 Toronto 1 15 Ohio State 1 14 Buffalo State 2 13 Penn State 3 12 Brooklyn College 4 15 Randolph-Macon 1 16 Brandeis 0 15 MIT 1 16 North Carolina 0 14 Concord-Carlisle 2 Won 10, Lost O WOMEN'S SWIMMING Won 3, Lost 1 1st, Cornell Relays 2nd, State Meet WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY Ithaca Hartwick Oneonta Brockport Rochester Genessee Cortland Won 4, Lost 3 3rd in State Tournament WOMEN'S GOLF Easterns - 2nd WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY Scarborough Ryerson Loyola Brown Erindale Brown McGill Loyola Won 4, Lost 4 WOM EN'S BASKETBALL 45 Cortland 47 50 Brockport 53 32 Suny lBuffalol 27 36 Ithaca 53 48 Oneonta 33 54 St. Lawrence 22 59 Potsdam 41 39 Hartwick 24 64 Syracuse 24 58 Wells 11 Won 7, Lost 3 WOMEN'S TENNIS 6 Ithaca 1 6 Syracuse 0 2 Cortland 4 2 Binghamton 3 5 Oneonta O 6 Wells 0 5 Brockport 0 5 William Smith 0 Won 6, Lost 2 A stroll around campus these days reveals an increasing number of undergraduate women wearing red Cornell athletic jackets. Currently there are twelve female intercollegiate teams composed of over two hundred women. Although they are dedicated to their squads, Cornell female athletes do not consider sports their main priority. Rather, they are at Cornell primarily to pursue their interest in academics. Their involvement in sports reflects, in part, these girl's desire to do more than just spend four years studying in Uris Library anxiously awaiting Straight-break time. Parti- cipation in sports allows one to experience her physical potential. Sport becomes more than just a way to lose a few pounds or to achieve good physical condition, it becomes an integral part of one's life. Team matters gain increasing importance but still remain only one facet of the woman athlete's college experience. ln competition against other female teams, women are as dedicated as their male counterparts and are sometimes more successful. Last year the fencing team was national champion. All of the women's teams do well in intercollegiate competition, which is a direct reflection of the athlete's determination to attain perfection in her respective sport. For some teams the top level is easier to reach than for others. Sports such as volleyball, field hockey, and tennis have long been present on the junior high and high school levels. But fencing and ice hockey are new to most girls and instruction must emphasize the basics. The women on these latter teams are, perhaps, the most dedicated of all female athletes at Cornell. They must spend several hours a week practicing so that they may compete at a respectable level of pro- ficiency against other women's teams. The female athlete is finally attaining a positive image. No longer can she be regarded as a tomboy who never grew up. Rather she is likely to be more graceful and better proportioned than her sister who sits in Uris Libe all day. - Karen Smith. 4-H' ...A ., -.1 . -5 K - , ., f6x.,T,g2 ' . . 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Click-clock 10:00 Change ant stations My six legs and two antennae Move in unison With One hundred and Two thousand Other legs and Thirty-four thousand other antennae Directed toward All other next ant stations Where we will hear about All the wondrous things That are out there Waiting. Are they still? Will they be there 45 hundred 10:10's from Now? And, if so, Will my antennae Be desensitized To that elusive 3rd dimension By Then? 176 M n 177 178 180 181 182 183 184 185 Kms 'Q , F... -uun5 ug' lv I 189 Air filled with sunlight, too much temptation to deny - friends, laughter, freedom -1 ---Y - , V 1 4 191 XTRA EDITICN I Founded 1880 wlg:::lER Incorporated 1905 It High Neil, 50 Member fTh - . Agp- amfume Winds. 20-35 m.p.h. Ithaca's Only Morning Newspapef' Vol. LXXXV-No. 123 ITHACA, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1969 4 PAGES - 10 CEN'I-E Black Student Seize Straight SDS Readies Rally, Day Hall, Faculty Consider till uarding W H ' ' By ARIC J. PRESS SDS moved into its 19th hour of full mobilization at 1 a.m. today as a hushed meeting in Anabel Taylor Auditorium called for a massive rally today supporting the blacks in the Straight. The rally is scheduled for 11 a.m. at Anabel Taylor. The group's leaders said they plan to march on the still undisclosed site of today's emergency Faculty Council meeting. Close to 300 students remained in Anabel Taylor early this morning as the announced sleepain went into effect. Few people were sleeping, however, as the auditorium meeting moved into a discussion of alternative plans while Joseph Kelly '68 and Prof. Douglas F. Dowd, economics, talked to 50 people crowded into the Hall's main entrance. During the auditorium meeting, SDS leader C. David Burak grad reminded the crowd that the plans which an SDS committee drew up last week for a possible seizure of Day Hall, stemming from the housing negotiations were still viable, although they would lack a little element of surprise. Before Burak spoke, discussion centered on the planned rally and the advisability of issuing threats to the Faculty Council. No conclusions were reached. In the entrance hall, which doubles as a war memorial, Dowd explained a change in SDS strategy. Rather than continue to alternate groups of 50 marchers circling in front of the Continued on Page 4 Tlii-'i i 'l Chi Psi Fire A fire blazed through the Chi Psi fraternity early today damaging two wings of the house. No injuries were reported. The fire started on the basement level near an empty elevator shaft in the east wing and spread quickly up the shaft to the upper floors, firemen said. Brothers living in the house reported the basement had been recently renovated and rewired and that there was some wood near the elevator shaft in the basement. Parents Expelled From Straight React With Fear, Relate Events More than 20 parents who were occupying the guest rooms in Willard Straight Hall for Parents Weekend reacted with shock and fright to their expulsion yesterday, although no one was injured. The parents, and a few children, were awakened at 5:45 a.m. by blacks running up and down the halls hollering that each floor was well controlled, and that people were stationed all overf' according to Mrs. Hayden Humphrey,from Perry, N.Y. They banged and said, 'Get out,' a 14-year-old girl said. Then they said, 'You have 10 minutes,' and then they gave us the countdown. 'One woman claimed that the lower panel in my door was broken in with a crowbar and that when she went into the hall she met with blacks wielding steel sticks and crowbarsf' Many parents called the Safety Division when they realized what was going on. They said they were told by the officer on duty that there's nothing we can dog do what they fthe blacksl tell you. Many parents called the Safety Division when they realized what was going on. They said they were told by the officer on duty that there's nothing we can dog do what they lthe blacksi tell you., The parents said they were brought to the basement of the Straight, led out through a door Continued on Page 3 White Attempt to Break In Sparks Dispute Over Cops By RICHARD M. WARSHAUER An attempt by white fratemity men yesterday to establish a foothold in the black-occupied Straight sparked a controversy regarding the role of the campus patrolmen during recent unrest. The whites, many of whom said they were from the Delta Upsilon fraternity, assembled about 9:30 a.m. in front of the WVBR studios on the south side of the building. Several of them climbed into the building after breaking a glass pane and unlatching the window. They fought with the blacks inside and retreated after police prevented additional whites from entering the building. The main question in the dispute is whether campus patrolmen allowed the whites to enter originally. Edward Whitfield '71, chairman of the Afro-American Society, charged the whites broke in at the urging of the campus police. Eugene J . Dymek, director of the Division of 'Safety and Security, strongly denied the charges. That's absolutely wrong, he said. Dymek said no patrolmen were near the windows at the time of the entry. As soon as policemen arrived they prevented additional whites from entering. Reporters observed Dymek, Student Code Administrator Hartwig E. Kisker and several patrolmen restrain a number of white students who were attempting to enter the building. They also tried to break up Continued on Page 3 Dfficial Response By BARTON REPPERT University officials and faculty representatives were slated to reconvene this morning to continue deliberations over yesterday's takeover of Willard Straight Hall by about 100 members of the Afro-American Society. Steven Muller, vice president for public affairs, said late last night, We don't want to use any kind of police action to clear out the building. But Muller emphasized that this does not mean that we will not use police at any timef' Q ' . About 50 members of Students for AADemocratic Society CSDSJ kept up a picket line late into the night at the Straight steps, in support of the AAS takeover. SDS decided early this morning at an almost silent meeting in Anabel Taylor Auditorium to rally at 11 a.m. and march on the site of the administration-faculty meeting. A sleep-in was also planned' for Anabel Taylor, where an estimated 300 people geared themselves tor a nignt or continued GISCUSSIOIIS centering around contingency plans. The takeover, which began shortly before 6 a.m. yesterday, jarred out of bed about 30 parents visiting Cornell for Parents Weekend and caused a temporary shutdown of WVBR before the radio station moved to a clandestine remote studio. The day-long occupation and picketing were marked by no violence except for a morning fight between white counter-protesters - who stormed into the Straight - and the black students, along with some SDS members. Sparking the takeover was Thursday's decision by the Student-Faculty Board on Student Conduct to impose reprimands on three members of the AAS allegedly involved with harassment incidents last December, during agitation for a stronger Afro-American Studies program. The AAS protest action yesterday followed by one day the burning of a small wooden Continued on Page 4 By RICHARD L. NEUBAUER Pickets Support Demands -Su Photoby l11chrdA.SblImll PICKETS AND PROTEST: C. David Burak '67 addresses a group of about 100 pickets, largely representing Students for a Democratic Society. in a show of support for the Afro-American Society's seizure of Willard Straight Hall. Burak condemned what he called racist and capitalist policies ol the society and University and cited the blacks' demands to the University administration. We came in the Shadow of the Straight, heirs to a legend that shook the world. We were the last and largest shipment of its kind, the end of Phase I of The Great Experiment. Those who preceded us in smaller numbers were collections of individuals specially picked for the task of pioneering, a mission they performed with an energy and attitude that now seems almost incomprehensible. We, the beneficiaries of their anger, stepped into a whirlwind, an ivy-draped pressure cooker such as none before or since has had to endure. It was for us to solve the maddening paradox of simultaneous Blackness and Cornell-ness. Nation-time fervor and ivory-tower guilt weighed heavily upon us, and we were shocked by the alternating current of an inferiorityfsuperiority complex. Some charged ahead with the spirit of the time, some trotted cautiously alongside and others hid. We all had to reach an equilibrium between the two poles of our existence, negating one role or the other to some degree. lt was not only a difficult process individually but a crucial period collectively. Many of us did not survive. We've known buildings, the various way-stations of Cornell Boot Camp: Wari, Elmwood, University Halls, Dorm 6, Dorm 8, Dorm 10, The High Rise, Ujamaa. 320 Wait. The Africana Studies and Research Center, a cozy cottage in the backyard of the women's dorms, awaited us, peopled with ghosts like Gloria joseph and Oneatha and Dalton and Good Ol' Olumo. It was a nice place. It was home... l93 I ,iff April Fool's Day: a flaming telegram from our hosts shocks us out of complacency into a reflex revolution filled with symbolic destruction. The All-New Bigger 84 Better Africana Studies and Research Center, a cold little complex on the edge of the world, awaited us. lt was nice but it wasn't home. And Chestyn Everett arrived, and the rock throwing became conga playing and the bonfires became elaborately staged celebrations of blackness. And the Shadow of the Straight extended no longer. Popcorn Sex Machine Hot Pants Goodfoot: From the basements of West Campus to the towers of North Campus, the transplanted ritual of githigh and gitdown. joy therapy. Survival in black. Little old groovemakers and whistleblowing bootyshakers, fighting the depression of life in an alien environ- ment, chanting echoes of a once-deadly threat - to turn out the hallowed halls of Cornell. But instead of being torn down, they are transformed - into the temporary temples of blackness. makitfunkymakit- funkymakitfunkylvlakitFunkylVlA KIT FUNKY. The small and strongly politicized Wait Avenue community has spread out to a stable, diversified population. The Quarters had become a string of pockets across the length and breadth of Ithaca, like after urban renewal. The Black Liberation Front has exploded into the Black Lawyers, the Black Doctors, the Black Critics, the Black Whatever. Different strokes for folks who come together for the occa- sional call of an Operation STOP or the promise of Stevie Wonder. The eager troops of an earlier age are cynical veterans, discharged from duty. Trying to get over. The haggard handful left after the four-year process of unnatural selection are not necessarily the smartest or even the strongest. Perhaps the strangest. lt is now for us mutant long-lasters to sit and scope the life forms of the new decade. Signs of precarious perma- nence blossom around us: the clockwork eruptions of UBA, the elegant spasm of a fashion show, the right-on-time for maybe a little latei consolidation of Ujamaa. The pressures are more subtle and the threats are institutional. A different breed of student must cope with a different kind of situation. Call it a truce, or a stalemate. Cornell holds its breath. 195 We leave with the dust of struggle settled within us. Having survived, we will continue to do so. There's a world waiting for us, we were toldg ours is the quest that's just begun. Back home or in another foreign territory, we will be trying to prove to ourselves and to those who sacrificed for us that the Cornell trip was worth the cost. - Hoodoo. l96 1' L- 5f5,yg'fz X n 1 f ' 3 i JM ' ' AWK -if WANTI' ET L L L4 L L QT57 E IN 'PRINT' - L ,Z Y LL: r . Zenazor George lttiovern WUI ht . Buses to the raHywill1eavl 982' . - Y K' f 'XJPNELL Umbra Su-ugnz fully a!5.11f. 41.4, . . . . Emu course ugmn unmy at . a-gjisw.-, .fa . 'N lzdlggkaugg - ozmanmc uuuoumsns nu um SMULSIQQQTJZK WMAQQ, L sum Q 'mn zu n e 4 ua1toiffinhiLii'Llbivvun ul1a'i6iQ,L'- mf. uifflfgn. ??cke:s.u:Ilr:i mfxmmz annum-nz mmf mea to umm mms m mam. 0115131 di? nun us tuna at aunroxiuteiy 2:30 v.n.h A 31806. w ffjfx. gfacovern w.H ho In Sxrqggwe Tu QS. mf-'J' if , Bus Tickets 3 Here WAN MCGOVERN ? 198 wi- Dc' N, .,f In March, 1971, sixteen naive idealists showed up at an organizational meeting of Cornell Students for McGovern. Certain of these sixteen dreamers actually thought that George had a chance to be nominated. George Who? Cornell Students for McGovern grew to 437 students by the end of spring, 1972 and to nearly 900 workers by election day. What happened in between is history 4 the realization of a dream and, less than four months later, a nightmare. Starting on less than a shoestring, i.e. a budget of zero, C.U. Students for McGovern, organized by Alan Miller '71 and lim Grossman '74, spent spring, 1971 merely letting people know that George McGovern existed and wanted to be President. By May, 50 workers had signed up, and enough money had been raised to place a half-page ad in the Cornell DAILY SUN, proclaiming the excellent candidacy of George McGovern. Such was the McGovern media campaign. 1971-72 saw the McGovern movement take root at Cornell. Many enthusiasts dared to dream of the nomination, and activity during the first semester consisted of signing up volunteers to work in the primaries, of selling buttons QKISS ME, l'M FOR MCGOVERNJ, of making people aware of George McGovern and, along with Movement For a New Congress, of registering students to vote. A table was set up in the Straight and a complete dorm canvas made. During intersession, 1972, ten Cornellians spent 2-3 weeks helping lay the groundwork of the McGovern organization in New Hampshire. By second semester, having been joined by the MNC, Students for McGovern was one of the largest and most active student organizations on campus. As McGovern had already come out in favor of busing, 30-50 volunteers were bussed or driven to New Hampshire each weekend, and nearly all of them came back twice as enthusiastic as before. On Primary Day, McGovern ran 37W in Claremont, the mill town where over 100 Cornellians spent weekends in the snow, without skis. After the primary, interest in McGovern boomed, and some of the politically realistic students began to get involved. People even stopped laughing at McGovern workers, at least they didn't laugh as loudly. Cornellians subsequently traveled to Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts to aid the McGovern effort in those states' primaries. Later, Stefan Cassella '73, a candidate for delegate from New jersey, arranged for large numbers of Cornellians to travel to that state after exams. On campus, McGovern activity was ubiquitous, utilizing a daily table in the Straight, a phone chain inherited from MNC, and on campus speakers Allard Lowenstein and octogenerian Ernest Gruening. The big payoff came in july, and five Cornellians managed to find each other in Miami Beach to celebrate over dinner - without lettuce. ln September, 1972, lim Caffrey '74 and Alison Dreizen '74 succeeded Grossman as Campus Co- ordinators, and they saw the McGovern group double in size, as the impossible dream was suddenly possible. With the added manpower, Caffrey and Dreizen built a dormitory bureaucracy of immense capabilities. By November, 95fKa of all registrable dorm residents were registered to vote. ln October, the New York Times printed an article decrying a lack of enthusiasm for McGovern on college campuses, using Cornell as its statistical example. Meanwhile, hundreds of apathetic Cornellians were at work on campus, in Tompkins County, and in Elmira. Students for McGovern subsequently awarded Frank Lynn of the N. Y. Times with the Cornell Daily Sun Award for Accuracy in Reporting for his accurate analysis of campus activity. lt all ended on November 7 when Saint George was slain by The Bad Guy. The dream, while not im possible, was highly improbable. - james Grossman NIXNESE 300 XIXET X 200 201 A my K Aemcuuune 202 The Cranch Report was released last October and the community wept. This is the worst thing to happen to Cornell since they built the Social Sciences Building, cried one junior. These people are off the wall. First they want to destroy the quality of education, then they pave over the Arts Quad. Next thing you know is that they'll want to sell advertising space on the diplomas. The faculty was no less sparing in its criticism. Almost a third of them signed a statement that they could not accept the Cranch pro- posals even as a basis for discussion. Surprisingly, every single mem- ber of Cranch's former department in the Engineering College signed the statement as well. Even President Corson would have signed the statement except that half of his close friends served on the Cranch committee and he didn't want to hurt their feelings. Half of the members of the group were administrators and the other half wanted to be. In addition, two of the three students on the committee were seeking favorable recommendations to Cornell Law School and the third took a large bribe. As a matter of record, many challenged the composition of the group charging that Corson didn't make the Cranch Committee any larger because he couldn't find any more yes -men on campus. Essentially the Cranch Report was written by many outside groups that acted as consultants. For example, Ithaca landlords and mer- chants wrote the recommendation that called for increasing enroll- ment by 2,000 students. The Athletic Department wrote the section that recommended keeping the physical education requirement and Professor james Maas, who teaches 1,800 students in Psychology lOl, drafted the part calling for more reliance on big lectures and the abolition of small classes. Finally, non-tenured professors wrote the section recommending the ending of the tenure system. I think we wrote a report that will please many groups in Ithaca, said recently- promoted Dean Cranch. There have been one or two good results from the Cranch Report though. The publication of the report gave the student trustee candi- dates something to say and it gave the entire campus an issue upon which it could agree. As Dean Cranch said last December, lVly report was a clever and devious administration ploy. We figured that if it was outrageous and silly, then students would spend their time writing responses to the report instead of going around taking over buildings like Carpenter Hall, which is where my new office is. - Gordon Chang. 203 204 The Cornell University Senate was created during the Class of 73's freshman year, and the shifts in the Cornell political that graduating seniors observed first hand had deep effects on the Senate. This is not the first time the Senate has had to face a referendum. The Senate traced its origins back to the Willard Straight Hall takeover in 1969, and was established only after faculty, trustee and a student-employee referendum were held in the spring of 1970. As a result, its legitimacy appeared to ride on the nationwide wave of student and faculty activism that was prevalent through the 1970-71 year at Cornell. This spirit called for openness in University affairs, campus participation in policy making decisions including the selection of leadership positions such as the University President, and the incorporation of representatives in all decision making levels including the Board of Trustees. lt was a local brand of Ralph Nader consumer accountability. The Senate carried out this mandate. lt probed every major issue that confronted Universities in the late '60's: social responsibility for University investments, the effects of construction on the campus and its neighbors, the proper role of ROTC on campus, the quality of non-academic life on campus, and the elimination of the university's in loco parentis attitude toward its students. The new Senate even declared a week long citizenship recess jknown to its detractors as Halloween Vacation l to allow campaigning during the 1970 Congressional elections and also took the controversial step of making campus dining units part of Caesar Chavez's lettuce boycott. The Senate, however, had great difficulty addressing itself to the areas of race relations and civil liberties. Blacks elected only two representatives to the first Senate, and didn't elect any to the second. Although it had committees to deal with Admissions and Financial Aid as well as Minority and Disadvantaged Interests, the Senate felt that it could do little to help race relations. Civil liberties was an even more delicate question. The breakdown of the campus judicial system was perceived by many as the principle cause of the crisis that brought the Senate into being. Since that time, the Trustees had created special presidentially-appointed board to handle disruptions that usually grew out of political demonstra- tions. However, these boards failed to deal with tense situations including the window-breaking, fire-bomb-throwing rampage that followed the burning of the Africana fire in the spring of 1971. The administration, realizing the shortcomings of its policies to maintain order on campus, dramatically demonstrated its determination by banning C. David Burak from campus. The battle over free access to the Cornell Campus resulted in a showdown between Corson and the Senate with neither side willing to back down. Corson agreed to the Senate recommendations, but was unwilling to promise not to ban others in future emergencies. As a result, many students lost faith in the powers of the Senate. The Second Senate did, however, succeed in establishing a judicial system that managed to correct criticisms of previous ones. This year's Senate avoided the flashy controversies of previous years and devoted most of its efforts to the division of campus life - area in which it has complete legislative control rather than recommendary power as in the case of investment policies. However, controversy was not avoided. In the past, over 10'Xv of the 18 million dollar Campus Life budget had gone to Physical Education and Athletics, and the Senate soon clashed against a department that found it difficult to cooperate with anyone. Robert j. Kane, long-term head of Cornell athletics, seriously eroded his credibility at the start of the term, when he threatened at the second meeting of the new Senate, if a certain calendar change were made, Cornell would have to drop out of the ivy league. His stance resulted in the defeat of amendments offered by Senator land Golf Coachl james Fenner, and, by some miracle, Cornell remained a part of the lvy League. 205 l FOR RN- 4 B I 161 One . TKNYT wxu. PSX ' c 1 fiveww E 0 tr lSte ' 7 A aiq, . 7b A if if Xt 1 . an if 5 ' - 'iii-,.i 1 X Hyx L- f 4, .1 315 109' j .lhenekf , q Ru X, X 'te .V A Lavinia' 1 ,F V - sq, ,.i, i ' ' 1'ev ':J,,..f.-ffl, .4--w K at Stake f G 1 ' 4 ,59'.,,,,-f ',,..:-5'-- 'ft,..v ,ff:w ' ' ,mh- L' -- f 9. 1 5960 -fxr.v:!N0'QQ'Q. - aw .W . . -435 oF ,wa ,,,,. 1 it., . 1 , wx Rf., X45 'n,,.w- -'fQ.,.a-- r'ff1.--'c- 1 510528 1, k0TQo9mb'5-'S 6 F:- '..v -' ww 4 ,,t El if ' cranch S at t C kllfswlfi-Xitvtgs-509 QW 1 -fun' ' Y, gi: sf' wa Q '10 . . ix otvxzesfm 5:13 I if ,av-L A- W' ,, Brian vu uns wil um ack AV v , , f, - B E G L I N vnu von sv :onus 1 , La. . ' r . I fur vw.. . In ln September, twelve student senators proposed another move that Kane labeled as jeopardizing Cornell's lvy League standing - the elimination of the Physical Education Degree Requirement. How- ever, while a committee was studying this proposal, the Senate conducted its four month long detailed study of the Campus Life budget. Instead of finding what Mr. Kane advertised as the most efficiently run department in the lvy League, the Senate received reports claiming that 510,500 could be put to better use in small counseling agencies where they would have large marginal utility rather than in the 51.8 million Physical Education and Athletics budget. The Senate had the responsibility for allocating funds to meet departmental requests that exceed the Senate's available funds, The Athletics became one of several departments that did not get all that they felt that they could use. As a reaction, coaches lecture their teams on the Senate, attributing the effects of the regular adminis- tration imposed cut of less than VM. From these efforts, athletes and their friends packed the last Senate budget meeting, demanding justice. When the Senate refused to back down, two varsity athletes, Roger D. London and Daniel P. Malone, organized a 206 petitioning campaign calling for a referendum on the continuation of the Senate. The Senate responded to the 1,800 signatures by holding the referendum as part of the regular February election. However, when an early sampling of undergraduate ballots revealed that the Senate was winning by a four to one margin, Roger London and Russell H. Pollack complained of large scale voter fraud. Pollack was quoted in the Sun as claiming to have voted three times, but when questioned by the judicial Administrator, Pollack denied any wrongdoing. Amidst this tempest in a teapot, the larger question of compulsory physical education was almost forgot- ten. However, when it did come to a vote on February 27, the last Senate meeting of the term, Richard Meyer jwho sponsored the referendum on the Senatej maneuvered to prevent a final vote on the bill. In the end, the Senate won a new sense of legitimacy that transcended its initial endorsement during the 1969-70 crisis. Cornell counseling gained strengthened programs, and the Senate attracted a new-found interest from segments of the student body that had been mildly apathetic towards it in the past. - Robert C. Platt msdoum' if CoIlegetown is like a stream of bat's iss. . .that is . . .a golden ray, surrounded by darkness. Anonymous 207 ,ff ,.x,,, lf- Wg ,-e vm.: --ag ww 5 1, - . nw , zz-H'-L i 'L 'Y -. X' 7 S V Afiw 7:1 , wif- ,ff 1 A -f,. 5S' 6 - .133 -aw, . .. N ,x,j 1 '-Q ,-Q,Q,.. N , FK- x ...g W .gm ,A '-,' -,, 4. tu mn, M I MW., . Sat. 1 AM Bands of rovers saunter through the streets like homeless waifs as someone cries at his plight, being tossed out of the Palms. It's closing time. Looking for some excitement, something to do, anything to do, There's a bar open 'till three in Genoa ...... We'II never make it back. . . . Run into an acquaintance, no, a friend, ldid I sleep with you one night last week, or was it your roommate? . . .I Well, anyway, I'Il be seein' ya', gotta go nowhere. Wander in to the UD., tryin' to talk the guy behind the counter into selling you a case of Rheingold even though it's quarter past one. Shit. Playin' pinball in the Carry-out, wonderin' if a M.B.C. does to your stomach what it does to your mouth. Ych. 1,625,427 points land 47 dimesl later, decide to split a triple-sul. Ych. Back out on the street, wonderin' if you could talk someone in the U.D. into trading one six-pack for 327,000 and some odd empties that are on the porch. lNo one could possibly drink that much! Hall No chance. Wander up into a friend's place, but everyone's out to lunch - at 2:30 AM? lHeavy!l That's the spot where I hid when the cops broke up the block party with their clubs and tear gas last year. Man, was my face burning. You'd be surprised what you can do when you're scared - I jumped a 4 ft. OM ft?l picket fence without even thinkin' - And that's the spot where that guy got killed last year. Some guy shot him in the face because he owed him some money or dope or somethin' . . . Hey, there's some tequila up in the house. Wanna do it up? 21 shots later . . . oops - Blat - the bathroom will be busy tonight! Sun. 10AM - ooh, it can't be morning already.. .bzzz. . .oops...bIat. I've got the hung-over, hanged-out, reamed, steamed, and dry-cleaned fixin' to die blues . . . - gotta straighten up-talk to mom on phone. . .ooh . . . hi mom . . . nothin',everything's the same... no . . . OK . . . no . . . yes, all right . . . what for? . . . We'II talk about it when I get home . .. Yeah, OK . . .say Hi for me. . . bye-click Whewl Never thought l'd . . . ooh-Wasted! . . . ain't gonna get no work done today, wish Cerraci hadn't o' pulled out that goddamn cable-zzzzzzzzzzzzzz . . . Mon. 11:15 AM shit . . .slept through two classes. Well, didn't have that assignment done anyway. Might as well bag the rest of the day. . .zzzz.. . 6 PM - gotta eat somethin-hamburger, t.v. dinner, frozen pot pies, spaghetti, yech. Man this place is a dump. 80 bucks a month for four walls and no heat. Those goddamn landlords will be calling closets rooms next. . ., I just noticed, my 2x4 ain't got no closet. - gotta do some work 209 EXTRA EDITION V wEA1'iiEn Founded 1880 Cloudy Incorporated 1905 Occasional Showers Member of The High: 70-75 A.P. and UPI Ithaca's Only Morning Newspaper' AVOL. LXXXVIII NO. 141 ITHACA, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1972 4 PAGES - FREE Polic Ga C-Town Crowd Safety Division Assists DiSagT88fft8nl Over Block P6111 C1136 Qfmly P01102 Causes Skirmish in Streets By PHILIP DIXON Under a mutual aid'l pact arrived at by Cornell President Dale R. Corson and Ithaca Mayor Edward J. Conley after Thursday night's window-smashing incident, Cornell Safety Division members assisted city and county police during last night's Collegetown confrontation. President Corson and Mayor Conley agreed after Thursday night that in any additional similar situations the city and university would assist each other, according to Thomas L. Tobin, director of' university relations. Under this understanding, Tobin said, if a disturbance were to occur on the Cornell campus, the city police would be prepared to go on campus to assist the Safety Division, and likewise, the Safety Division would be prepared to assist the city police. Eight Safety Division members originally came to the assistance ofthe local police, and the number ovontanllv crow fn IR nor-nrdinii to Tobin. After Mayor Conley called for mutual aid. the campus policemen were 'fteamed up with city police and placed under the ztutltority of Ithaca police chief James M. Herson, according to Lowell T. George, director of the Safety Division. The Safety Division did not use any sticks or weapons during the evenings clash, Tobin said, but they did throw some tear gas. In addition, they loaned tear gas to the city police, who were borrowing from everyone,'l according to George. No arrests were made by members of the Safety Division, Tobin said. The campus police were instructed to keep their badges and name identification button visible, Tobin said. According to a number of witnesses, the campus police complied with those instructions. None of the 29 arrests last night were made by members of the Safety Division, Tobin said. Continued on Page 4 giiiiiiii,-fl n Editorial IIIIlIIIllIIIllIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllg By JOSEPH MASCI and ROBERT A. MOLOFSKY What began as a block party last night ended in 29 arrests as Ithaca police saturated Collegetown with tear gas in a four-hour battle to clear the streets. The clash started at about 9:30 p.m.tyesterday when city police tried to disperse a crowd of 300 who had gathered for a publicize open party on College Ave. near Catherine St. The organizers of the party had not obtained a permit. To avoid a confrontation over this point, University Provost Robert A. Plane had offered the crowd Lower Alumni Field or the area in front of the Straight as alternate sites for the party, but the offer was declined. According to police, members of the crowd had begun throwing bottles and debris. Four Ithaca policemen received minor injuries during the course of the clash, according to IPD Capt, William Van ldistine. Tear gas was first used at about 11 p.m. after several people had been arrested on charges of disorderly conduct. Lawrence Fox '73 was arrested after allegedly playing his stereo. Police, who had begun patrolling College Ave. at 6 p.m., became irritated at the sound level of Foxis record player, -snhauhynulmun COLLEGETOWN SCUFFLE: Five uniformed officers attempt to restrain an unidentified person during a clash on Dryden Road and College Avenue last night. The police were called in after the crowd, which had gathered for a block party, refused to obey Mayor Connley's orders to disperse. ne spectator said. David Gordon was subsequently arrested for allegedly protesting Fox's arrest. This was followed shortly by the arrest of Samuel Salkin '72, also for disorderly conduct, as he was collecting bail money for Fox and Gordon. All of those arrested, including 13 Cornell students, were charged with disorderly conduct and released on bail posted primarily by the Ithaca Bail Fund. Douglas H. Rae, an Ithaca construction worker, was also charged with unlawful assembly. They are scheduled to appear in city court on Monday morning. Tension increased on both sides as the crowd grew and arrests continued. Windows at the Campus Boutique and at Midtown Records were smashed, according to police. At 11 p.m. the police began using tear gas to disperse the Continued on Page 4 Co rson Lifts Sus pens io nsg E We're going to rip you freaks apart. - Ithaca 5 Who's Inciting'7 E policeman chasing some would-be block partiers E during last night s festivities. E E Last spring, on the Saturday night before spring term E E finals, there was a block party on College Avenue. Hunna E E Johns, Ithaca's old hardhead reactionary mayor, didn't E E particularly like the idea, and at first determined to E E break it up. Once he saw how harmless the whole affair E E was, however, he suffered a rare change of heart, and E 5 even ended up joining the fun. E E Last night, the Saturday before spring term finals, E E there was supposed to be a block party on College 5 5 Avenue. Ed Conley, Ithaca's new intelligent liberal E E mayor, didn't particularly like the idea, and determined E E to break it up. But this time there was no change of E E heart, the party was stopped, the Mayor made his point. E EL And the cost of such consistency? Merely a night of E E ugly violence and potential tragedy. And several painful E 3 Continued on Page 2 5 allllIllIllIIllIllllIlllIllIllIIlllIIIIIIIllIllIIlllllllIllIllIlllllllIllIllIllIIIIlllIIIllIllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllli By DANIEL MARGULIS Temporary suspensions meted out to V18 students who allegedly took part in the Carpenter Hall takeover were lifted yesterday by President Dale R. Corson. However, a new group of temporary suspensions was ordered issued Friday in the wake of a windowbreaking rampage by antiwar demonstrators on campus and in Collegetown. Meanwhile, charges against some 40 students who allegedly took part in the Carpenter occupation await disposal by the University Hearing Board. 17 of these are now having their cases heard in State Supreme Court on charges of contempt of court stemming from their alleged violation of a court order forbidding disruptive activity. The temporary suspensions were revoked yesterday after the UHB told Corson Friday that it did not feel it could proceed with the hearings while the suspensions were still in effect. Corson said his original action in temporarily suspending the protesters was an administrative action taken for the purpose of preserving public order and safety and is not intended as a penalty. He added that the imposition and the lifting of the penalties were not intended to influence the UHB's deliberations. Hearings were adjourned until 9 a.m. Thursday so that the defendants could obtain counsel. Meanwhile, hearings in State Supreme Court have been in progress since Thursday, with Cornell attorneys trying to prove that the defendants realized they were in violation of a temporary restraining order issued April 28 by Justice Frederick B. Bryant. . ' The order, which was made into a preliminary injunction May 1 shortly after the protesters left Carpenter Hall, restrained each and all of the defendants and all other persons receiving notice of this injunction from congregating or assembling within or adjacent to any of plaintiffs fCornell'sl Continued on Page 3 tonight-ring- . . . Hi, what cha been upto? . . . un-huh . . .did you do that shit for class yet? .. l'll be over in a while-click. 1 AM. - got a lotta work done tonite - . . . got stoned . . . then laid . . . on Monday night? s'gotta be a good weekl- it's always best when it's unexpected-whew . . . Tues. AM. shit . . . genetics lab today -goddamn drosophila -fuck- Wed. . .gotta get some work done sometime, let's see.. .goto Uris at 4, no 5-hockey game at 8 P.M.-get in at least an hour-shit Thurs P.M. got a paper written today, all three pages of it - hope he doesn't take off too much iust because it's a week and a half late- -ring.. .Hiya Harv . . . yeah l'll play-what time? later . . . Let's see, that's 18 I dropped tonite, but I won 20 last time-ah shit!-it all work out ...... zzzzzzzzz Fri11:15 AM. -think l'll hit the 9's for lunch land the drink speciall-nice day- l'll bag the soc class this afternoon, maybe get stoned, play frisbee on the arts quad-yeah, I need a little exercise-gotta remember to call Vicki- Eve-hit the beer specials, then the floor-it's not too bad even when it's expected . . . it's been a great week, no work done, but got laid more times in the past month . . . whew, whew, 6 P.M. Elba's for dinner, more crowded than hell . . . we'll wait-where else you gonna go? 7:30 P.M. tossin' frisbee across Eddy street, hit the window on King Sub, -oops-time to quit- 8 P.M. -the Palms . . . my turn, but I bought the last one, all right, l'll buy this one, but I ain't buying the next one - that's what you think, buddy. 1 AM. Bands of rovers sauntering through the streets like homeless waifs as someone cries out at his plight, being tossed out ofthe Palms, lt's closing time .... - Charlie and Dave 211 XX!!! The year students arrived on the Ithaca campus 105 years ago, they started a baseball team. The next year they added football, rowing, and cricket. And just six years later, in the fall of 1875, the president of the University issued a pronunciamento against over-emphasis. He turned down an invitation from the University of Michigan for the Cornell team to come to Cleveland and play a football game with this haughty statement: I refuse to allow 40 men to go 400 miles merely to agitate a bag of wind. Cornell has traveled the high road and it has traveled the low road in athletic success since then, but most often it has traveled a middle road because, I suppose, it travels a middle road in its policies towards intercollegiate athletics, just as President White enunciated early on. Even in its supereminent glory days, and I was here during a couple of them, the athletic never overrode the academic. Our athletes have always been our students, on winning or losing teams. This may have been the reason we were invited to become a member of the first intercollegiate league ever formed in this country, the Eastern Basketball League, in 1901, the forerunner of the Ivy League. The other charter members were Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia. Harvard was then 265 years old, Yale, 200, Princeton, 1553 Columbia, 147. And Cornell was a callow 36. Penn and Dartmouth were brought in a few years later and Brown just lately. That's a whole intriguing story in itself, but right now we seem to be facing a contretemps and there is some dubiousness about the future - style, not existence - of intercollegiate sports at Cornell because it is contended by some that they are too expensive. So where do we go from here? The 1973 Cornellian is certainly as good and as handsomely bound a time capsule as I shall ever have at my disposal for a try at crystal gazing. There will be periods of introspection. Are athletic competitions on such a large and visible scale befitting an academic institution of CorneIl's standing? Should we not go the bland way of Chicago and MIT? And then we shall realize that Chicago and MIT have programs as large, and more expensive than ours! And at other junctures, we shall know that Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Columbia, Brown, and Penn are pretty good academic factories too, and they seem to be doing so much better in sports than we are ltoo much asceticism in the mid-70's perhaps?j and we shall feel disgraced and lonely. jejune. So we'd better get busy and do a lot of things we feel shame-faced about, but we've got to do something. Fire the coach, fire the athletic director, get rid of the Senate. The cement is crumbling in the house where we live. The alumni are not mutinous. It's even worse. They're indifferent. The students we want are going some place else. Infact, Ithaca is getting to be an even more remote place. How do you spell it? The kind of teaching teachers we want are going elsewhere too because that's where the lively students are. That may be an exaggeration - what do you expect of me? - but don't count on it. It will be a slow, fragmenting process. The administrators who allow it to crumble will have been gone along time. The student leaders will have long since past their moment of glory in having helped to cripple the program .... But where am I going here - that's sheer, bleak fantasy. It won't get that far. Will it? There will be sensible and farsighted Cornell disciples who won't let it go that far. Won't there? just as there were in 1918 after the armistice when there was a movement by some members of the faculty to do away with athletics altogether, and what more auspicious time than at a time they had been suspended during World War I. There had been, in their view, too much emphasis on them prior to the war. A championship football team, championship track and cross-country, champion crews, champion basketball team - honest! President jacob Gould Schurmann seemed to be in agreement with them. In a written report, he expressed the view that intercollegiate athletics were diversionary from the main purpose of the University and perhaps should be abolished althogether. There was much emotion and consternation stirred up about this report, but the kind of common sense that Cornell University always seems to come up with - albeit just barely at times - prevailed once again. Moderation is kind of a dull aspiration, for a man or for a university, but it seems to me to be the best way for Cornell athletics in the long run. To go to excess is not in keeping, to suppress is to depersonalize the whole place. To keep them as they are is a bigger job than anyone could have predicted a few years ago, but it's the best way, and worth the fight. Of course something may come along to make the playing of games between like-minded schools an outmoded thing. . .but I don't think so. If I am wrong, we are prepared to quickly convert to practicality. An asphalt parking lot is in place on Schoellkopf Field. All we have to do is remove its poly turf toupee. - Robert j. Kane, Dean of Athletics 213 .V Ekuqi a P' X 3 A S 11' lid! Resldentials of the Year 73 I b 216 .-l 217 llltllll flf f ACACIA Dave lVlcCoy Bob Badders, Treas. Alan Pue, Pres. john France, R.C. Mike Ciaraldi Dale Lashomb Stan Niman jim Scinta Eden Slegr, Steward Stan Grzywna john Abeles Boobs Levy Pat Chefalo Dave Fischell Bob Rudolph john Dobyne Carlos Ubarri john Nlaciag 2l. Tom Whelan 22. Harlan Meinwald, V.-Pres 23. Les Nelson 24. Cleveland jones 25. Eric Humphreys 26. Howard Zweifel 27. jim Greig, Sec. MISSING: Steve Stein Bruce Korf Terry Smith Kirk Bellman Tim Birkland Frank Nlrowka Dave Osborn jim Erickson Anne Pearl Bradley Patch lay Krymowdki james Alton Daniel Lee jerome Wilcox Karen Silberstein Roland Untch Kenneth Bondioli Suzanne Costanza Deborah Whopple E Q Alpha Hifi? as r rr lit ' I Gail Fiteni Cheryl Kuttenkuler Fran Oudheysden Sam Liao Michael Heberling Thomas Giordano Eric Kreyl Robert Meuller MISSING: juan Allongo Martin Bialer Mary Clansy Dottie Walls 219 .B .l ALPHA GAMMA RHO 5 ,.tigl15iiz ti ,ll gwll lf 'xfiwili cu Z 21 20 1918 W Cl Q Q W 2 3 Ll I Qi 7 S A9 Qu XA T'l.4XJ'UX'9J 'P Pablo Riera Bennett Moses Garrett Loughlin Pete Heslop Brad Majek Steve Adams Eric Schuman Pete Pamkowski jerry Adams Mike Holloway 16. Art Ludlow 17. Steve Wagner 18. Bill Rogers 19. lim Papal 20. Gary Morey 21. Sid Lindell 22. john Rhodes 23. Dan Reed 24. Rick MacMillan 25. lim Spreng 26. Charlie Huff 27. jerry Neenan 28. Charlie Pettit 29. Glenn Cramer 30. Bud Light 31. Bill Young 32. Tim Napper 33. Larry Ledgerwood 34. Brad Martin 35. john Gilbert 36. Paul Wolcott 37. Greg Bouchard 38. Pat Costello 39. jim Russell 40. Ross Love 41. Gus Wong 42. Mark Mead 43. Steve Hayner 44. Gerry Demaske MISSING: Mark Cukierski john Elliot Steve Gurda Bill Henry Grant jordan jerry Locke Phil Riedesel Bob Rogers Ken Schaeffer Ed Williams Bill Van Nostrand ALPHA EPSILON PHI iii WW l. john Cowan 2. john Mclver 3. Mike Acquesta 4. Kirk Birrell 5. Hastle 6. Stuart Faulk 7. 'Cincinatte' 8. Gary Lapidus .ty ff 3 33533 li it ltr tr Dave Tillwick Bill Howard Herb Benjamin Mitch Neidef Bob Morrison Guy Costello Tom Turley Lee Lapierre 20 2l 22 23 24 222 Dave Staskin Dick Frediani Rich Bernard Mitch Wilensky Randy john George Kalordumakis Carol Paul Dye 25. Lowell Wallace 26. Roger Magid 27. 'Twink' 28. Bruce Lonnman 29. Paul Witt 30. Bob McClintock 31. Roland Aberg 32. Marco Marschark 33. Rich Schiek 34. Bill Grant 35. Rick Matthews 36. Randy Newman 37. Roger Strassburg 38. Bob Ferland 39. Dick DeMarle 40. Bill Thompson MISSING: Pete Seyfarth Bob Stewart Al Greynolds Steve Kubisen jeff Beck 'Phelix' Saliansky Bruce Weber Dave Crook Erny Guenzburger Dick Miller l. Sylvia Salmi 2. Kay Fountain 3. Sylvia Perez 4. Ronnie Sweet 5. Vera Bodensteiner 6. Ann Kerwick 7. Nona Reinhart 8. Monica McFadden 9. Sally Lindsay l0. Pat Hayes ll. Marion Kadlubowski Marge Wadkins Elaine Pontani Heidi Devos Dayne Schermerhorn Wendy LaBahn Betty Mitchel Michele Falkenau joan Barauskis Viviane Thomas Marilyn Lobell Sandy Smith Q li i fill 223 23. Gail Deiner 24. Beth Allen 25. Lynne Alishauskas MISSING: Helen Palmer Kathy Ottobre Terry March Alison Keeley Millie Sherman Susan Murray ALPHA PHI ALPHA TAU OMEGA Lindsey Murillo Doug McAllister Doug Fitzgerald Paul Hamilton john Bramble Gord McCormick Bill O'Brien jeff Applebaum Ben Drew Emmet Owens Sue Cooper, House Sweetheart Bill Flick Tom Quinn, Pledge Master Eric Graves 15. Randy Richter, Soc. Chrmn. 16. Ed Kagan 17. Tom jarrett 18. Mike Pankiw 19. Steve Smith, Pres. 20. john Zaruka 21. Stu jones 22. Curt Alling 23. Gerry Babonis, Rush Chrmn. 24. john Walsh, Social Chrmn 25. jerry Fein, Steward MISSING: Neil Glassman Roy Schwarman Dave Henney E.Q. Steffes Mike Rosenberg Ray Graber, V.-Pres. Tom McDonaugh Bill Latini, House Mangr. If I QQ iam? TN il l l til Larry Morgan Leon Ku nd rotas Paul Walker, Chancellor Lars Elofson Ted Habgood Keith Hanford, Scribe Mark Hagan Steve Mann Eric Allen Charles Rowland Bill Prokope Ron Vuckman Dave Vollmer Dave Slocom Rob McGrory, Social Chrmn. George Allen Bruce Bailey Scott McClintock Drew Granger Ray Mathews Rob Downy George Peters .....-.-- llllllll 23. Mike Yerdon 24. Bruce Erath 25. Pete Fanelli 26. Pat O'Hara 27. Ron Wicks 28. Martin Briggs 29. Roger Fanton 30. Brad Wrisley 31. Chuck Grahan 32. Gary Winnick 33. Chuck Colby 34. Daniel Briggs, Rush Chrmn 35. Steve Boise 36. Richard Crawford 37. john Baker, Steward 38. Dave Lobozowski 39. Steve joves 40. Doug Wilson 4l. Charles Collines, Censor MISSING: Robert Boldt, House Mangr. jon Klemme Binn Bacharach Kevin Regan Kevin Malchoff Bruce Whithey Charles Bunk john Titus Peter Sepe Richard Vaughn Steve Wright Mark Russen Reid Oliver, Chronicler Dale janas Merle Yancey George Garbutt, Treas. Keith Malchoff Pete Korten Richard Wiggans james E. Hill Lloyd Kimmich BETA SIGMA RHO gf Mad Dog Freed man Supersperm Weishoff 13. Barry H. Levitt lbe lbe Elsammak Marty Reiman Byron Ten Brook Ranger Braunstein Organ Oritt Peter Driscoll Mitch Zammarelli Pen Turk Steve Craig D. D. Cohen Broken Glass Bobby Hull Dennis Berman Terry Longcar Marc Rogoff Qqrrae li Q i f T X H1 i I Q I 2 ' A A 19. Mitch Hubbard 20. Button Klotzman 21. Lightning Weintraub 22. Kenny Gallt 23. Ski Tucker 24. Steve Foreskin 25. Sitty 26. Steve Lemmy 27. G.M.O. Glanzer 28. Tom Collins 29. Andy Scroth 30. S.S.M. Bidjarano 31 Gary Weidy 32. Richard M. Nixon 33. julie Nixon 34. Tinker Bell 35. T.T. Freedman 36. Toolman 37. Hank Baby MISSING: Sammy Mother Fredman Chuck Williams ldiot's Delight Steve Lerner Toose Supertool ll1lMl5 it 'Y 4 MER 'F Curt Hamburg Ace Harry Doty Rlck Banks Clark Lackert Tom Pollak Kathie Dems Cassandra Dick Woodward Pete Rohr Rick Blankenburg Peter Clark Steve Borovicka Mark Weigman Don Winnicki 227 Biliikill DE AN Ruaaxsw Ross Holhcker Frank Hershkowltz Butch Tomasofsky Ken Kramer AI Rohr Scott Rlckert BETA TH ETA PI fr? l ,XJ F, if- x ig 'fWV F gui? A X i i i l il ciii Piii 'und'-'www' M. f i i i i J . M. fl . ...,, ,Q if ...iwsiw 4:2551 W . I :..fjg,:ffsizzf3s,s215Q l. Poco Brothers absent from this picture: W. Benford Farrington, Donald Rothenstein, Robert C. Amelingmeier, Richard D. Heinrich, Robert S. Hutchins, john B. Preston, Vincent V. Variano, Harold S. Dow, john S. Arnold, William D. Corbin, David W. Dodson, Walter B. Dutcher, David A. Hibbert, Kenneth A. johnson, Keith F. Lewin, Douglas A. Randle, Henry L. Rones, Irwin Nl. Steckloff, Thomas E. Anderberg, james LaPann, Charles Nlintzer, john Piselli, john Powers, Richard Scanlon, David Smith, Peter Sobin, jeffrey Studley, Charles P. Rou, Kenneth Weir, Allen Yeaney. 228 .fs .i f..--- 1,-1.-to ..:.. 1. Brian Buffalo Bailey 2. George Bourque 3. Vincent B.F. McWade 4. Timothy Ray 5. john Fisher 6. Tom La Colle 7. Robert Rhoads 8. Gregory Schasiepen 9. Thomas Patterson 10. Willian VanSwerigen, Treas. 11. john Beckert 12. james Sorensen 13. Glenn Baker, V.-Pres. 14. Robert Cox, Pres. 15. Stephen Snyder 16. Robert Loranger 17. Everett Leggett 18. Philip lonta 19. john Kubota 20. David Russell 21. john Cutler, jr. 22. Peter Foote 23. Stephen Dove 24. Stephen joehl 25. Steven Watts 26. Gerald Nolan 27. Thomas Rich 28. Dave Paduch 29. Dave Lycett 30. Merrill Becht 31. Charlie Roberts 32. Paul Nice 33. Michael Markovic 34. john Loranger 35. Philip Coons 36. Bogeen Woroniecki 37. Lou Donkle 38. Perry jacobs 39. Paul Cominsky 40. Henry Givray 41. Clarke Herman 42. Albert Givray 43. Dave Plumb Griffith 44. Thomas Donaldson 45. Alan Mullen MISSING: Thomas Haigh Paul Coufos jeff Ellis jonathon Hayes Steven Lahr Timothy Lynch john McGrail Stuart Mitsch Thomas O'DonneIl Michael Olander Michael Root Robert Silon Richard Cracker Lamb Patrick Mulholland Charles Neff Walter Pierson Robert Gravani, Advisor Thomas Smith Thomas Kastner Larry Croucher Daniel Frank Robert joehl f il li fi ll i l, 4 229 A X f+ 112 xg C img L 4 ,ai ,jx 2,-at , as F j l i fyjjjgl ., DELTA CHI B- 0 kg if l itll? j Mike Anderson, Pres. jerry Martins Wayne Thiel Mike l The Don j Spano, Sec. Tim Breault Paul Kubera Tim Metcalf Louis D'Agrosa, Treas. john Harrison Bob O'Brien Tom Balonek Russ Hirschmann Frank Norduzzi Rody Miller 28 jeff Ploshay 29 Tom Brandt 30 Dave Chambers 31 Dick van Tienhoven 32 Bob Hoff 33 Tom Gull 34 Mark Truhlar 35 Rich Oppelt 36 Rob Lang 37 Steve Ensign 38 Mile Downing 39 Ronald Victor 40 Dave Evans 41 230 Ron Longo, V.-Pres. Prentiss Feagles Rich Conroy Dick Ward Rudy Krakes Drew Davis Lee Schechter . Craig Griffin Ken Grace Keith Dowling Marty Rusty McBurnett Bob joffee Aram Nersessian 42. Mr. Schacht 43. jim Beaver MISSING: Luca Conte Walt Guenther john Manko Tony Makowitch Clark Milne George Runger Rick Sojda Ken Swisher Steve White Rich Wilson jay Yamada DELTA DELTA DELTA Ann Horikoshi Ellen Gordon George Graves IV Gwenn Graves Dee Smith Pam Williams Sue Cohen jill Iayson M. I. Kelley Robin Resch Karen McChesney Margi Ohaws Alice Payton Sarah Elder janet Gayler Bertie Hernandez Mary Beth Ferris Elaine Scheer Chris Davis Cindy Hannig loanne Tomzak Linda Mendelsohn Karen Craft Anne Tobin loanne Chupp Louis Vacca jeane Hollingshead 28 29 30 31 32 33 AAA Anne-Marie Kiander Debbie Reading Nancy Zabel Nancy Gross Karen Underwood Nancy Rudwick NM 394951 ifhifb ikgilaiiii 34. Emilia De Meo 35. Karla Adams 36. Tanya Slivinsky 37. Karen Reamsnyder 38. Mary Kate Owens 39. Kathy Miegel 40. Connie Kubit 41. Kathy Roberts 42. Regina Paul 43. ludy Wyne-Koop MISSING: Bette Gich ner Sue Madden Starla Taylor Cori Chu Gail Kurr Helen McCune Kathy Kelley loani Saltsman Esther Patrick DELTA GAMMA ludy Katz Laurie Harkness Maura Schreier Myrna Bank Elyse Byron Kimberly Christy Corie Nicholson Marilyn Brewer Maria Mickewicz Sue Lindstrom Mi O'Connell jackie Dolat Carol Monro Margaret Weaver Wendy Weingarten Karen Broten Lynn laquay Susan Myers Cathy Votaw Sue Corner Eileen Nugent Shelley Cosgrove Betsy Beach Liz Levenback Evan Zuckerman joan Pease Marty Slye Barb lohnson Nancy West Meri Leeds 33 Marie Fuerst julie Loeb Nancy Frieberg Mary Ann Lattin Mary Berens Laurie Musick Mary Alice Curry Diane Kopelman .Sally Shute Katie Bragdon LaVerne Rolle Mary Ann Curd . Stefanie Sokol Donna Muffoletto MISSING: Rich Avil Karen Avil Nancy Baldini Lou Belevich Randy Berger Nancy Borschow Alice Brown Chris Curran Karen DeMarco Chris DePaolo jean Fattori Senter Fouraker Becky Fritzsche Chris Frost judy Gilberg Barb Gray Mary Ann Hall Ellen Isaacs Marleen Kay Ann Kelley Kerry Larson Cindy Leidner ludy Ling Rosy Mayer Debbie MCC-urn Kathy Milano Maureen Millane Val Novak Darlene Oakley Mary Ready Tanis Reid Kris Ruppert jenny Sade Liz Sagan joan Schmidt Karen Seidler Chris Shiber judy Shulman joanne Swarthout Mary jayne VanWyck Cathy Votaw Karen You ngquist 232 l H C: f X17 ' XX X Zi, XR fo X, XAEMQ my it YZZ H fs x V Vex iCfi as ,Aj Q fx yfkwfn .. f Q1gf FQ igm j 2 8iP19 xhj ii 11 f2- fb D X4 W 01535 J ' ' f fi lg 1. 1111111 MV j P l 1 A 1 2 3 4 Af5 6 -U 1.1 11 1 llr Q 1. Kevin Okula 2. Ray DelVlarco 3. Eric Ebner 4. H. Stewart Whe 5. C. Scott Nelson 6. Peter Goglia ller 1 7. Steve Lyon 8. joe Tremiti 9. joe Willie Bremer Ill 10. Paul Anderson 11. Dominick Nlignone 12. jim Wrightson 233 DELTA PHI 13. john Barkley 14. jim Andersen 15. Steven Banker 16. Doug M.L. Farrow 17. Bruce lVlcKenrick 18. Bob Arffa 19. Bruce Buchholz 20. Charlie Cappanari 21. Ejaz Patel 22. Tony Sola MISSING: Spencer Carter Chris Davey Bill Cresswell Paul Griffiths Mike Lawitts Charles Derbyshire Rick Buryan Pete Yesawich The Ghoul DELTA PHI EPSILON Sue Niner Sue Ford Emily Goldstein Sandi Belsky Mady Cheron Unknown to Moss Melanie Rodin Marcie Wolinsky Amy Schonhaut Elayne Cheslow Linda Finne Dave Crystal Clear Andy Robin Adam Ellen Strauss Vicki Simons lna'Ross Terry Emerick Lisa Chibnick Debbie Greene 23. Abby joseph 24. Pam Meyers 25. Dori Brenner 26. Marilyn Morris 27. Debbie Goodman 28. Cindy Bernstein 29. Debbie Rassol 30. Nancy Fiordalisi MISSING: Roz Goldmacher Amy Cohen if-'ll Q wa' X . lfgailfyfti 2.1, 2930 C35 ig 11 J 5? H .gg X . lx-A DELTA TAU DELTA 1. Michael T. Dzaman 2. George N. Gundersen 3. j. Alvin Stout 4. Clement C. Yeung 5. Fred H. Groen lll 6. Karl D. Briggs 7. Robert D. Tasillo 8. Richard j. Arena 9. George N. Gundersen 10. j. Alvin Stout 11. Richard G. Hodges 12. David Romer Nutt 13. Robert P. Schmookler 14. Alan C. janos 15. William E. Miller 16. Gary L. Hess 17. Ronald L. Buskirk 18. john Love 19. Neil Brown 20. john j. Underwood 21. Robert S. Morse 22. David S. Lautensack 23. james R. Podolske 24. jack M. Thompson 25. Robert W. Persons 26. Robert A. Slon 27. Kirk B. Williams 28. Philip E. Pryor 29. Thomas E. Pigan 30. j. jeffrey Grant 31. Glenn C. Peterson 32. Erik D. Perry MISSING: Alan M. Busek David A. Kapelman Ross M. Leibovitz james H. Petersen Ralph A. Peterson Robert F. Searle james D. Bennett Bradley T. Harslem Stephen A. Lewen Gary A. Masch Carl j. Mason Robert D. Toaz Robert E. Killian Andrew W. Lindsay Paul E. Peloquin fi M9 Q it . Mm Szeiriai jessie Steve Adams john Magill Mark Dewey jim Seeley jim Thul George Fastuca Lujon Rossi Steve Ostrer jim Theodorakos Dan Lombardo Mark Clemente Pat Karli Sam Costa Don Enichen jay Paxton jon Yonkondy Mike Phillips Mike Kelly Bruce Goeringer Tom Yakulis Rick. Miller Chris Murison Carl Berasi joe Pierce Mark Kamon Bill Hoffman Bill Totten 29. Walt Grote 30. jack Brewster 31. Bob Conway 32. Mike Knuff 33. Ed Lorenz 34. Pat Knuff 35. john Schabowski MISSING: john Allen Bob Baldini Frank Calaguire Keith Daub Paul Hanly Dennis Langley joe Laquatra Chuck Larson jake MacLeod Mal McLaren john Miknis jim Moretti jim Parolie Mark Piscitelli fim Ray Mark Tamulonis joe Wasilewski Rick Wilson KAPPA ALPHA 1. Richard Pelleiz 2. Gladys Stamp,Cook 3. Anina Bachrach 4. Ken Hoffman 5. Fred Pope 6. Al Blow 7. Steve Pederson 8. Marc Rosenberg 9. Brian Glover 10. Bjorn Hanson 11. Phil Stein, 2nd V.-Pres. 12. Ben Bachrach 13. Mary Anne Emmoms 14. Rich Trownsell Q . A A 15. lim Heuoris R .7 ,O 16. Rich Edelman y fl ' 0 7 7 Q 'S 3 . 17. Phil Rosenfeld 18. Bill Ridlon S cv y , Q . 19. Tony Suchman 1 6 ' 20. Bob Tatnall A Q B G ' A E A L 21.LenKingsley I 22. Fred Breitfeld, Pres. i 23. Steve Kelley, 1st V Pres 24. George Foot 25. john Sloan 26. Ralph Behnsin 27. joe Krainak MISSING: Bill Sparks, Sec. Don Mueller, Treas Wayne Gabel Ken Gittelson Bob Binder Lee Hirschlorn Milt Habeck Linc Walkley David Clarke Ralph Tuthill Mark Wescott Mike Rosepilen Warren Traiger Gary LeRoy Will Emmons 237 1. Franz laeckle 2. Rick Adie, Inc. 3. Dave Wolfthal 4. Krut Ahnert, V.-Pres. 5. Paul Karchin 6. Check Fowler 7. Tom Anthony 8. Bill Ackerman 9. Bob Saltzman, lnc. 10.- Dave Butt 11. Paul Wheaties Cashman 12. Wee Willie Welker, Pres. 13. Nels X. Berggren 14. 15. 16. Chuck Holt 17. Tom Barone 18. Mark Adamiak jon Kaplan, Sec. 19. 20. Dick Houck 21. Carl Yehnert, Treas. 22. Burt Au Walt Schwartz 23. 24. Stiff Mallon 25. Paul Bateman MISSING: john U. S. Andrews Harlan Nafziger Ralph Clementi Skip Hibbert Larry Dunham, House M Terry Smith Wees Clark Rich Bower Greg Robinson Mike juergensen Greg jan Fuzzy Thurston jeff Cornett Dave Harding Steve Blum Dale Lazar, Rush Chrmn. angr. Don Partridge Don Noon 25. i s .fi Q lt ilyg e 7 Q 1 1 l . 1 KAPPA i O .' A C DELTA l llglgrliil mio ' F A lll 5 ll fl P 238 Lisa Seegmiller jodi Sielschott Christine Miller Debbie Knapp Carol Dorge Wendy Zurn Betty Horstmeyer Cathy Murphy Kathy Platis Pat Resig Loretta Graziano Teri Hewes Pam Hanna Sue Fulton Shelia Kennedy Kathy George Betsy Ellwanger jamie Sylvester Patty Near Gretchen Dorfner Mary Vane Marge Mishko Diane Veris Linda Gray Lucy Babcox Olga Mohan Abbie Smith Lynn Arrison Molly Miller Lorraine Edwards Peppy Perry CyndyeStehman Sandy Wage Kim Bieter Chris Schleck Karen Lennox Melody DeVoe Kathy Long Sue Horvath Nancy Miller Irene Kohan Betsy Moore Cindy Coulter Chris Larson Sandy Sands Chris Horton Cindy johnson Debbie Dodenhoff Christina Magill Claudia Hebel 4 25 26 zq wil QW Q KAPPA PSI MISSING: Karen Lauterbach Ian Lukens joane Near jan Wickham Linda Meyers Nancy Newcomer Hanna Foster tt Iilllmg it ,I 2 aifs if +5322 ' F16 D iii 240 KAPPA SIGMA 1. Chuck Lalley 2. Walt Gangl 3. Al Lampert 4. Sam Hemingway 5. Dan Callaghan 6. Norm Lange 7. Tom Wilson 8. Mark Youngblood 9. Russ Kranich 10. Steve Tundermann 11. Chuck Keibler 12. Bill Blanchard 13. Mike Hobbs 14. Bob Ergun 15. Andy Siminerio 16. Ray Benzinger 17. Bruce Nuttall 18. Dave Chapman 19. jon Melon Manley 20. Steve Chaffee 21. Tom Roberts 22. Tom Trotta 23. joe Reilly 24. Eric Schmitz 25. Rick Gold 26. Rich Byers MISSING: Carl Baker Dave Berwald john Egan Dave Goodyear Ron Hiserodt Keith Kennedy Tom King Dave McGuirk Bill Mooney Chuck Rudar Stan Selig Steve Swede Shupp joe Sirico jay Stauffer jim Barrett jeff jacobson jim Houston A X LAMBDA s 4 ' f if ALPHA , Y I 1 1 f 5 Q l V' i 4 Bill Homa 20. Mike LaBate Steve Adams 21. Dick Brady jack Dodd 22. Randy Rosenberg Steve Bigalow 23. Pete Wayman Bill Mell 24. Drew Reilly Ken Huber 25. Doug johnstone Piggy 26. Nancy Hessel lim Cioffi 27. Elliot Sloane john Czelushiak 28. Ralph Segar jeff Hedin 29. Arnie Olender Barry Benson Ron Bartholomay Al Nicholson Doug Reith Tom Zimmerman lntto Chung Phil Sollecito Bob Seiple Marco Smythe 30. jerry Goff 31. Steve vandenBroeck 32. Dave Zolin 33. Dave Arnold 34. Scott Franklin MISSING: jim McClymonds Don King jean Hueg 241 if if FPQSQZIEQQCWSQQ Salim 1 X V K 71 be H!! 1. lim Anders 2. Paul Watkins 3. Dale Palesch 4. Steve Strauss 5. lim Groh 6. Dave Nutting 7. Frank Falvey 8. Steve Whitman 9. john Clever 10. Bill Reed 11. Don Dusenberry 12. Bob Anastasio 13. Chip Harrison 14. Tom Axner 15. Bill Bernhart 16. Pete Carney 17. Peter Behrle 18. Glenn Davis 19. Lowrie Sargent 20. Brett Hinsch MISSING: Paul Wong Phil Brezinski Ross Cunnick Drew Wintringhann Rob Nelson Don Lewis Paul Denton Steve Warner lay Gould Dick Sharpe 242 Andy Pitz Ray Grabo Chris jenks Steve Patterson Dave Paddock Kent Kiplinger Charlie Wallace jeff Hayes joe Van Boven Mary Kapp, cook Russ Pollack Gabby Carell Rob Swanson Gary Deines Bear Macera Pete johnston Chuck Henry Buster Burmeister Ken Wingate Bob L'Freak Maret john Brendel jim Derner Vern Grabel Chip McClure Brian O'Sullivan Wes Ayre Max Molloy Tom Lurcott Spaghetti-Legs Algatt jeff Dillingham Monk Hopple Bob Cheney Giggles Van Ranst Mike Parkinson john Schroeder 3 Q at r 29. Steve Spelman 30. joe Kowalik 31. Bob Shulman 32. Molasses Gruye 33. T. D. Williams 34. Critter-jack 35. jan Palmer 36. Don Flagg 37. jim Boak 38. Bronco Herron MISSING: Roger London Harry Nissonger jim Wormelle Bob Bennett jim Spelman Danny O'Connell Steve Banik Craig Champion jim Bradley Don Opatrny Kurt Shraeder Paul Klug Eric Darmstaedter Stan Freerks jim Conboy Chip Conradi Pat Woods I 243 jeff Tait Tom Smith Mike Connor Andy Clark Lou lncze Mike Cunningham Dean Toriello john lngwersen Mike Hays Corky Willse PHI GAMMA DELTA Don Rose Doug Pollack Ben Brungraber Frank Franconi Arvin Peltz Dave the Vendo Rick Frost Steve Walters Nestar Zacharelli 3 38 SS Wiiiiwl PHI KAPPA PSI i Screamin' john Reynolds Rubber Chuckie Seabury Dick Winter David Doub Flogmy Dawson P. Bolger jimi Auser Dave Mercaldi Big Al Fleisher Steve Semlitz Mike Rammy Motty Seagull Mecks Diamond Dickie jeff Stern Eugeno Phillips Chuckie Fieszli Higdon Stubin Stock Rich Gerhold Bob Kriss jim Coffin Denny Spiker Dick Hotflash S. jelinad Mike Martin Rick Cunningham Gary Felsten juicy Galuzzi Tom Schergen Wet Hanscom jim johnson Barry Bernstein Ken Ayres Peat Vogel joe Abuser Greasey Piece Reese Sam Kim jimbo Domenick Bobbi Marx Eric Yost H.L. 1. Marty Murphy 2. Ed Kassman 3. Rich Weigand 4. Frank Kozma 5. Dave Dructor 6. Pat Baumhoer 7. Randy Ohneck 8. Bruce Huddleston 9. john Lively 10. Steve Robinson 11. john Park 12. john Pirina 13. Bob Anderson 14. Curt Fuhro 15. Fred Falten 16. Rich AmAfee 17. john Alexander 18. Mike Carnevale MISSING: Bernie Esrock Mark Buersmeyer AI Rybicky O. j. McCarthy john Flory Ted Shemella Frank Kaminski an 1161101 UI 245 PHI KAPPA SIGMA PHI KAPPA TAU 1. Richard Kunz 2. Robert Lieberman 3. Peter Baranay 4. Clark Dingman 5. Rich Shallenberger 6. Arthur Yee 7. Bill Shindel 8. Steve Duch 9. jeff Weinberger 10. joe Laubenstein 11. Chris Baum 12. Rod Meier 13. Paul Trotter 14. Glenn Peterson 15. Don Gilbert 16. jim Szot fi Q46 17. Geoff james 18. Bob Chalmers 19. -- 20. Sal Tavormina 21. Mike Gouthro 22. Dave Kleinschmidt MISSING: Charles Conine Allen Lee Toby Spector Bill Baughman Karl Kagarise john May Mark Dudzinski Steve Herzog Steve Gill 246 .xlllllll 35565, -P an - - 3-...a.-,.....-. ,- Ollie Esman Henry Nalven Cliff Davis Rob Struhl Katie jeff jacobs Bob Gaibrois Neal Zislin Kurt Schellack Stan Deutsch Gary Bernstein Hal Trinkoff jeff Cersonsky Kenton Tom Steve Lawton Herb Resnick Tom lennings Pete Stahl Neal Ushman Rich Marin Dave Levenstein Mark Rosen Mark Cohen Steve Temple 247 Ken jones Rich Krieg Bill Locke Ken Levy Clide Shillieto Dave Fuhrman Steve Moss Lew Orphanos Lary Rosenbaum Doug Keene Mike Felice SIGMA 2. rf ia W , . 1-::.vg.:gt. ,G , jef Christian George Cawley Mike Tiffany Dick Simon, Soc. Chmn. AI Andrews Bill Quain, Steward Dowg jim Feeley, House Mgr. PHI SIGMA KAPPA Mike Finley john Bley john Aruny, V.-Pres Nance Rich Barlow john Lockaby Doug Kozik Mark Patterson, House Manager Mike Martin Fred Brunk Les Barbusinski Neil Cheperak Chip Scull Dave Smy Tom Scarpelli, Treas. jim Ogden Bob Teager Dave Roth Al Fressola, Pres. Paul Dionisio, Soc. Chairman Ken Hanson jim Eggbroten 248 X 3, 27 M! 2:0 32 ,, ,I I? Zqxz 51 -X I ffx Zlkftljri f dd J' IYML 4'7Eq?BCt ,f j my ia. sl I I ii K 3 X I R Ll I 5 N 5 il in Ri I 3l. Bob Greenberg 32. Dom Carrissimo 33. Bill Longhi MISSING: Willy Miller jim Axford Doug Sweigard Wayne Warner john Williams Fred Fontana Harvey Nystrom Steve Young Uncle Ira Sherry Koenig Maryann Walsh Linda Krause Sue Murphy Debbe DeLap Deanna Dudzinski Lucy Hertle Marytherese Pasquale Linda Camp Nancy Potter Gay Foertsch Aunt Sheila Ann Rabushka jan Portman Marcia Langwell Dana Woroniecki Elaine johnson Liz Doughty Dolly Hearne Gerry Serotte Debbie Lyon jackie Covey Linda Stillman Peggy Hart Nancy Hargraves Gwen Tannenbaum Laurie Didonato Pam Miller Sue Brick Laurie Clement Peggy Stewart joanne Bicknese Diane Rezen Debbie Rumble Linda Smith Liz Dobisz Ann VanValkenburg Karen Axtell 40. Marilyn Hinkley 4l. Wendy McKee 42. Ann Goodrich 43. Diane Muka 44. Chris Rhefus 45. julie Htua 46. Diane Wright 47. Bonnie Bissel 48. judy Reed 49. Kay Walker 50. Peggy Sheridan Sl. jill Sovocool 52. Karen Dennis MISSING: Conney Clark Vickey Verwey Kathy Vilardi Kathy Healy Mary Muggleton Carol Lee Leslie Hudson Cheryl Crandall Kathy Wood joanne Meder Elaine Kossman Helga Valdmanis Cynthia Warner Brenda Knowlton Cindy Hosie Cherie Gatens Kathy Coleman 944333 ii i' fe' fi was diieiieeall I ' f jfilw f 'W Q Q iii flff Pl KAPPA ALPHA V I 1. Margie Stewart 2. Carl Rugg 3. jeff Arnst 4. Dave Burns 5. Bob Kalb 6. jim Cronin 7. Larry Brown 8. David Osterhouldt 9. Bruce Burnett 10. Dennis Arnsdorf 11. jan Raz 12. Bruce McNaire 13. Alex Friedman 14. john Murnieks 15. Bill Alum 16. Richard Geoggel 17. justus VosLeaqurke 18. Barry Marcus 19. Charles Triechler 20. Ralph Oliever 21. Mark Broomer 22. Tom Sporney 23. Guy Mazza 24. Bruce Pender 25. Alan Lockwood 26. Mike Friel 27. Keith Ward MISSING: Bob Basarrab Alan Epstein Chuck Baker Andy Chang Mark Hu Hans Hahne Paul Ostrowski Doug Glenn Frank Schoyer Mitch Morse Fatty Arbuckle 250 ll J Michael Murphy Thomas Chesnut Scott Hollander Richard Yudin-Fitz- herbert Gerald Greene Roy Smith Robert Allen Asbury Mullinix jeffrey Bieger Robert Hamilton Michael PISCIiClll William Salomon Arthur Welser George Barth Scott Allen Brian Allen Stanley Krawczyk Donald Matheson Richard McCarrown Richard Llssa ,S R il Q QM, any Wg Mark Grosby 251 Q 13 , 1 Q' 1 1' Q Pl LAMBDA PHI ' A ' Richard M. Lent Thomas I. Selling Robert P. Weinberg Margie Chonorary memberj G. Paul Kemp Andrew L. Ford Michael B. Frish Michael G. Tannenbaum jeffrey P. Kurt Arno D. Housman H. Steven Holtzman Bruce H. Turnbull Steven B. Silverman Paul j. Morris 15. Charles j. Sennet Paul j.Chirlin 16. Bruce M. Rothstein David L. Bachman 17. Fabio Droppo Saturni David C. Ring 18. Alexis C. Felix Andrew B. Alper 19. Wayne Nish jeffrey P. Weiss 20. jonathan S. Becker Mark Rocky Marchionni 21. Richard C. Stromberg Paul A. Rice MISSING: Gary j. Melnick jeffrey S. Abrams Glenn Gardner Robert D. Morris Anthony M. Pasqualoni Robert S. Mittleman David W. Matzdorf j. David Dunn jeffrey R. Loren Barry j. Eisenberg Mark R. Liff 252 Stain Sheet Bozich Fag-Shag jolin Torsky Hullenger Face-Man Ricci Hoover Seidler Brillo-Pad Bozich Howdy-Doody Santone Mario-A.j.-Parnelli Reichel Boston Hawkins Norm Boolash Balash Poker Face O'Malley Turf Management DiVito Hog Man Russo Sheer Torture Raposa Terrytown Gallagher Zig Zag Cunningham Motown Gamez Our Imperial Potentate Mel the Dipper Freaney B. G. lD.G. Dempster Wheels O'ConneIl Cookie Duster Geller Greaseball Capezio Cheap Shot Mace Almost Foley Flames Bartholomew Suave 84 Debonair Fear Loudmouth Newton Warbler Wroble Alky McCarthy Louis Prochansky Poplelmski Big Ed Malone Root Hog Schultz Howard K Mooseman Glenn Dempsie Burley Dixon Baron O Neill Megaphone Mouth KOWHISKI Dr. j. jolly Craw Crawford Louise Mockapetrrs tiki SEAL AND SERPENT jim Patnode Ken Schere Mark Charlton Robin Turkey Resch Charley Wang Ken Ageloff Bob Hyman jim Pianta Chuck Masarsky Ed Raineault Frank Goodwin Bill Perron lim Dezzutti Dave Schell Paul Adams Adrienne Adams Akira Yamamoto 18. Anthony Ponticello 19. Mark Harrington 20. Steve Skavroneck 21. Dan Moak 22. Deb Coe 23. Edward Peter Pasto MISSING IN ACTION: Vito Bliudnikas Tim Brown Larry Bush Ron Miller Tom McAvoy Tom Dodds Bob Rosenfeld Neil Romstedt Louis Ainstein Kubrick l ,5 . 1' ltr 1 - . IX.- V 'X l 1 lvl X . f A Q ,Hifi ll' lf ll. ,X , X1 ld. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON f l 1 f 5 J U' 151 vijm ,A NX., 1 1. Bill jacoby 12. AQ L ' 21 2. john Cooney 13. j j X N Q. 1 3. Scott Gillin 14. fy .54 fix 4. Chris Bogden 15. f 5 5. Steve Sanford 16. f jl Q 6. Randy Homes 17. 5 5 l 7. Mark Allen 'A ' 8. Bob Hansen .f 1 9. Peter Kaplan 20. if 10. Paul Tilley 21. j Cfu' 11. yenzel Hammershaimb AN Genal Reese Ray Van Swerigan john Lerew jim Fauier Rob Brennan Al Cleary 18. Scot johnson 19. George Grossman Dennis Barbato Ken Steele D MANY OTHERS 255 Charles Morrow, Sec. Dennis Paese, V.-Pres. james Tack, Pres. Bill Wood, Treas. Sandy Ratner Allan Wasserman, Treas. Richard Goldberg Sigma Alpha mil David Meggelin Harry Brewster jeff Newman Rob Kleidman Gary Morin jack Gambino Larry Rudwick Eric Kaplan joe Glajch Bob jacobson Dave Peace Alex Sokil Craig Mackay Frank Esposito f 2 4,448.3 1 2 3 4 6 or 'i Q ' ' Q 2 2f .' - 22. Eric Nusbaum 23. Eric Haas 24. jeff Lang MISSING: Steve Ash Randy Barbarash Charlie Barr Rick Bentley Ira Dauber jack Davis Bob DeDeyn Ken Goodkind Bill Heck Howard Karel Dave Koehler Mark Lester Ed Levin Gary Meger Tom Mulligan Andy Needle Hugh Pinkus Marty Rubin Dave Shaw Barry Shrut Hal Tatelman Marty Toomaijian Mike Wasserman Tom Mygatt Craig Pollack Rich Kelly Rick Anderson Neil Smith Chris Rigsby Craig Spaak Steve Bajinski Bill johnson Rick Skillins jim Carman jim Grimshaw Hank Baker Bob McKirahan Steve Sawle joel Helmrich Bob Plass Kevin Smith Lou Mifsud Don Horn Ned Weigel Al Polin Gunar Skillins Brian Beglin Don Brest Le Conie Stiles Lee Sharp Dave Pritchard Hack Wilson Burt Davis Stan Gross jeff Moorman Paul Perras Dick Clifford Cathy Murphy Peter Dyck Monty Templeman Dana Willis Mort Bishop john Foote Bob joy Charlie King Larry Gill Brandy .SV MISSING: Steve Ashworth Ken Brown Ken Burger Wally Cullen Bob Dremluk jim Hecker Rocky Loar Rich Shears Bill Songer Tom Stocksdale Dick Pauk 35 x I 1 L 9 'W fi SIGMA K CHI 257 SIGMA DELTA TAU n julie Shapero Carol Bernbaum Marilyn Krinsky Laurie Davis loan Tompkins Mari Sandler Lynn Edelstein Ellen Rose Cathi Ames llene Pinsker Debbie Adelman Charlie Adelman Candy Keane 258 'in Sigma Dvlm Qian 14. Lisa Halpern 15. Andrea Paretts l6. Carol Scher l7. Randie Kopf l8. loan Rabinor l9. Paula Smith 20. Bonnie Wolfman 2l. janet Rosen 22. loan Milbauer MISSING: Rosemarie Gerof Rosalie Mostropolo Lynn Silber 3 I Q , nf, K lf fgfi-f 5 john Barlow Pierre Chagnon Ed Heinen Vinny Serpico Mark Kostrzewski Ed Mayer Mitch Frank Todd Teitell David Kelly Marty Borden Wayne Gallik Geoff Wood Heinz Schefold Bill Haner Bob Morehouse Fran Decker joe Mott Wayne Ely john Golashesky john Sadowski Charlie Watt Chuck Grundner Bill Kennedy Frank Martorana Darren Stowe Rick Linden Bob Williams 28. Tony Aguero 29. Bob Abraham 30. joe Digiorgio 31. jim Bolognue MISSING: Ken Kunken Bill Campbell Ray Lange Clark Slayter Brian O'Sullivan Ga 4' L I? iii! . Dave Beecher Len Ciesluk Tony Zieno Tom Settle Bert Dollahite jim Engle Steve McCleary Steve Schaeffer Phil LeRoux john Kiefer ll, ilr1flllli' il Wilson ,WIC SIGMA NU SIGMA PHI Rob Philbrick jim Hemmerly Brad jordan Chris Iverson Bob Hammers Randy Evans joun Guran 165 . 260 8. Pete Kask 9. Andre jaeckle 10. Bill Balchunas 11. Gary Miller 12. jeff Boak 13. Steve Allen 14. Rich jaffe 15. john Lilley 16. Doug Murken 17. Doug Bell 18. Pete Kaestner MISSING: Tom Borman Eddie Daniel Fermo jaeckle Kieth Klein Glen Mueller jon Ross jules Sieburgh C, 1 C7 0 1 1 4 5 X' X 2 3 V 4, ll 8 Q 'f SD a I I3 fi I ff X 19 25 ' , w 22 gg 5 26 27 j 1 A I ,rw ji fjj ii SIGMA PHI EPSILON Ed Worthington jim Schoonmaker Bill Irons Mike Lundy Victor Huerta Herbie Lewis Rick Block Rich McCaffrey Wayne Potter Dwight Bruno Tony Mancuso Clint Hale Mackey Forrence Brad Dustow Dan Olasin Bob Rippe Gary Krosin Shane Cady Hobbes Stanley Dick Shuster Bob Wuest Stephen L. Schaefer Bill Brady Dave VanDyke Dave Roman, Pres jeffrey Miller Doug Breusch MISSING: j.T.Cairns R. Townsend Carman Paul Opila Tim Kochuba Scott Luckow Dave Cuddeback Mike Rodriguez joe Brito Dick Paine Matt Mauro Doug Chorna Larry Sherman Brian Hurtibise Charlie Ingham Mark Smith Bob Markow Bruce Neil jay Wiess Tom Lynch SIGMA l. Don Fullerton, V.-Pres. 2. Casey Forbes 3. Carl McKinney 4. Steve Silberman 5. Howie Streigold 6. Marty Burns 7. jeff Craver 8. Fred Parker 9. Bill Dougherty 10. Rich Moritz ll. Howie Rosen, Treas. l2. Sandy Gabrielson Paul Connell Mike Quaid Vance Harrison Ed Haas Mike Gentry Eric Ojala Rodger Perry Sandy Kraker Reeber Carroll Pete Petrovits Mike Dawley jim Chamberlain . MCM' M... ..,.,,.,.. Ed Gogol Peter Muth, Steward Mark Hausknecht Dolly Hailstork jamie Turner, Pres. john Stetson jim Boland Bruce Wicks Bert Hurlbut Walter johnsen Steve Kiley john Morrison 4 3 53 , S2 i 0 I l f lb 262 MISSING: Steve Booth jim Braithwaite Tom Brotherton jack Cinquegrana Dave Dellanbaugh Willie Davis jack Diluna Ed Dudzinski Rob Ferry Dan Gilbert Bill Haley Fred Knaysi Charlie Ladd Steve Lozier jim Lucey Dave Myers Dick Pressler Dick Priester Fred Reeg Gary Wicks Ted Chen Ken Yurgelin 1. Youngin' 2. Savage 3. Werz 4. Manager Douglas 5. Happy D. B. 6. The Cleveland Clown 7. Who's He? 8. W. K. H. 9. jake 10. Seegy 11. Yahny 12. Mike L. 13. Mounty 14.A.1.waks 15. Steiny 16. Harry the Man 17. Long Ange 18. Eeric 19. King Turk 20. Sabe 21. Anyone's Guess 22. Senator Foster 23. Ferd 24. Sammy 25. The Pol 26. Big Bob 27. Greeny MISSING: Saccho Venzetti I. B. Chico Dougie Wumbit G I WWII 11651111 Pecker Bruce Harold Hoiby joe T. A. Rabin T. A. Rubin Gould Giant Bobby Z. Dr. Zigler Danny Lindsay Mike S. Gould jet Serge the Caterer 263 TAU EPSILON PHI TAU KAPPA EPSILON Sagoonian General Mills lack W. Blades Lapper Mook Hoops Big Al Fred Bill O. Doc Yatesie Freak Wee Davy DoDo Rich P. Grizzz Hauger Pounder A Lowery M. Big Vince Devle Groveller Kev '5' 'lb we! F16 2 J v . ,- 5 . xg 24. Crazy Ralph 25. Little lim 26. Smilie 27. Straussza 28. Karate Man 29. Pitts 30. Hammy 3l. jack O. 32. Ghetto 33. Rip-Off 34. Nose Titanil 35. Pounder B MISSING: Thorstein Rag Man Doyle 264 Bopper Geeker Murphy Peggy H. Waldo Tamalgo Robot Big Yorty Pots Elyse Ormand Scottie B. Myrna Quills' Date Sven Ollie TRIANGLE U .tj I. Keith Madden 6 2. Iim Glass 7 3. Bruce Doak 8 4. Steve Duff 9 5. Peter Bye 10 Wayne Morrow Larry Mintz Mike Sipser Bob Kolbas Howard Katseff 266 II. Professor Higgins MISSING: jim Cole Keith Boyle Marshall Solomon I Q Q , I I 5 I Arnie Weiss Nancy Wolfert Maxine Diamond judith Murciano Phil jacks jeff Chinsky Saul Gross Ed Parver, Pres. joel Seidman Meir Kotkin Lisa Koutcher Ezra Singer Charlotte Berman Victor Talmedge David Goodman, V.-Pres. Harriet Rubinson Lynn Anstendig Arnie Gordon Daniel Sollum Gary Swergold Harry Soloman Mark Epstein jason Koutcher Eli Berman Ira Hartman, Steward Daniel Kahn judah Mogilensky Morrie Siegle joel Patlis jeffrey Leichtman 223 24 rx ummm or rouug tw limes MISSING: Isaac Berookhim Neil Simkovic Lynne Wechsler josh Wurzburger judy May Leah Ferster Ken Levin David Lubman Larry Schwartz 267 YOUNG ISRAEL ZETA BETA TAU , Rich Kurchyne TO. David Williams jeff Lambert Stanley Bray Eric Siegel Martin Fox Barry Levane Don Tennant Todd Rotwein Brian Shiffrin Karl Beard Larry Grabowski Rich Steinmetz 14. Steve Wasser Ken Englander MISSING: David Adams Phillip Boyle Barry Cramer Robert Downs William Greene jeff Huth jim Kahn Dean Lennox jerry Lettieri Bill Lovejoy Paul Millar Herb Parker Ken Rubin Mark Schwartz Frank Scott Don Sherman Roger Soll Hoby Spitz William Thorne joel Rothaizer 1. G. Weird Novak 2. B. Riley Lever 3. R. Kip Sears 4. john Blanchard 5. M. Hog Collins 6. F. Frodo Hesser 7. M. Fetus Feder 8. K. Wang Langendorfer 9. S. Mess Maish 10. 1. Bacci Piersanti 11. M. Dag Dougherty 12. Paul Fitch 13. S. Crete Walker 14. Howie Fries 15. jimmy Ko 16. L. Donk Ference 17. I. Goofball Ferry ZETA PSI 18. Bill wojno MISSING: B. Chip Gehron Al Danser Dale Moulton R. Possum Westgren Rick Baver jon Harmon C. Bozo Shields jim Bastian AI Balciowicz Fred Anyzeski H. Bums Baumes Larry Wissel Mike Thane BUSTED OUT: David Krak df I E4 .I .I F Y 270 Y -Q ., ,. an ' QU -1 ,, fam.- N, , jw,4'3: -N ps 271 ,sw L A 'K . ,I ff: -W-H l ' 52-... gf ' yin- 'X'-x x if A Q P'a n 4 . 4' I 1 ZH' ' .5 Q K GR' 1 1 9 1 W 3 A x an .xx ,Q I ' - x JA , s tf A' x Q.. ..-1. Seniors of the Year 73 4 93,34 Lux Mr ,V ,M 93 72 fa. 0' if ' nf :A M .w 1' 4 W , 35- ff? ffff Tuesday, September 9, 1969. We were here. The Class of 1973 was a great freshman horde: eager, wide-eyed, expec- tant. For the most part we were well- groomed, wore clean clothes, and tugged along parents who had read and reread those Newsweek and Time articles on Guns at Cornelln, and now wanted to see Willard Straight Hall for themselves: This is where it happened, Marvin! Allan Abolafia Edward Abraham Michael Acquesta Michael Aaronson William Abbott Alice Abreu Richard Ackley David Adams Gerald Adams Paul Adams at QJPPSQQ' 1-x '1 ff-1fa,,,, 'f . ' slim., priva ., asa 1 .K 276 Kurt Ahnert Gail Albert Roland Aberg Ernest Acquaro Kenneth Ageloff jorge Alba june Albrecht Thomas Aldinger jeffrey Algatt Barbara Allen john Allen Rochelle Allison Steven Allison Robert Alter Mary Ambrose Robert Amelingmeier Charles Amerise Donald Amsler Robert Amsler Paul Anderson Richard Andersen George Angehr Susan Annis Alfred Anyzeski Glenn Applebee 277 Gary Apps Richard Arena Vickie Armstrong Susan Arones Laura Aronson john Aruny Michael Asmussen Kathy Atkinson Sheldon Austin Roberta Axelrod William Ayre Margaret Bach David Bachman Robert Badders William Bader i 278 Barbara Badian Brian Bailey Irene Bailey janice Bair Carl Baker Glenn Baker john Baker William Balchunas juleo Balkin Karen Ball julia Barash Randall Barbarash Christina Barber Barbara Barna jeffrey Barnes Consuelo Barra Michael Barra 279 Meanwhile, the new Cornellian had a lot to do: chest x-rays, l.D. pictures, placement exams, campus tours, and registration. What to do with all that paraphernalia: desk lamps, guitars, typewriters, radios, and stylish clothes only rarely to be worn. Meet Mr. and Mrs. Head Resident. Meet the Resident Adviser. Meet the roommate. Freshman naivete was in evidence as at least one freshman reportedly looked down from the top of Libe slope and exclaimed: This is really beautiful! Looking down was innocence. Walking up was experience. Peter Barker james Barrett just a few days after his arrival at Cornell, experience prompted freshman Eddie Schechter to say: Libe Slope is a real pain in the ass! Atta boy, Ed, you're learning. And the rest of our class seemed equally perceptive. Lanie Schwab said, The administra- tors don't know what they're doing. This morning l had a problem during registration and all they did was send me from building to building. Mike Silver noticed that everyone seemed so friendly- especially upper class males. I think there might be some ulterior motive to that friendliness, he said. Like upperclassmen wanting you to come down to their fraternity. Other freshmen were concerned with the male-female ratio. Most of 1,805 frosh men wanted to get acquainted with 680 frosh women-that posed a problem, depending upon the point of view. Elizabeth Bauman Alan Baxter Edward Beary Marianne Beck Lewis Becraft john Bedichek Peter Bell Harold Benedict Diane Beneway 280 jeffrey Barth Lawrence Bassoff Rosemary Batt William Baughman james Bechtold Alexis Beck Peter Behrle Ralph Behrsin jeffrey Benjamin Shelley Benjamin if Robert Bennett Barry Benson Sara Bentley Victor Bentley Michael Bereza Ivie Berger Barry Berman Eli Berman Barbara Bernhardt Kathryne Bernick I5 Howard Bergman Marc Berk Mariene Berlin f , aw. i af f, , B ,ga Leslie Berman Meryl Berman Richard Bernard Laurence Bernstein Raymond Bernstein Pauline Becker 281 Far too few Coeds , said first year man jerry Fein. Paul Harnick, '73, agreed, and added: There aren't enough nice ones. Then from the other side of the coin. janet Fromer, '73: The ratio is beauti- ful loan Rabinor, '73: I like it, but the ways guys look you over, l'm beginning to feel like a piece of merchandise. . . . And what about those guys copying names off of that big button you were wearing? f ., 4 ,' i if nf' W f lm ig, Y 1 Martin Bialer Gregg Bidlack M. ' ' , Q F ' T l jeffrey Bieger Martin Biegelman Robert Bigler Richard Billig Jacqueline Birnbaum Thomas Bishop Leah Bissonette Sandra Black William Block Steven Blackman Scott Blackstone Anne Blecher 282 Bennett Blecher Bertina Bleicher Richard Blewett Vytautas Bliudnikas Peter Bloch Steven Block Robin Blocker Courtney Blue Steven Blum Bruce Bobbitt Vera Bodensteiner Kenneth Boertzel b rats. 5 D 4' B N, 1:35, 45 if tml' 5 fx Richard Bokland Linda Bonney Lmda Boone W M A . eterr f 5' Piyawat Boon-Long Thomas Borman Ted Bowen 283 R of Richard Bower Susan Brachfeld Bruce Bowlus Steven Braddon Vicki Boxer Thomas Boyd john Bozich pf-w james Brooks Bradley Lynn Bradley jeffrey Braff Danny Brass john Bredemeyer Frederick Breitfield A , V. - Ellen Breitman john Brendel Nancy Brenner Susan Brett Carol Brigham Robert Brill 284 Robin Brinn Margaret Brodzinski Peter Brooks Lawrence Brown Brian Brucker Marilyn Britwar Mark Bromberg Karen Broten Pamela Brown james Brunk William Britz Sharon Brook Kerry Brown September was dizzying, but the frus- trated, weary freshman could always turn to the inspiring words of the new Univer- sity President, to renew his confidence in that vague something called the Cornell Idea. Said President Dale Corson, There are a lot of other things I could be doing that would be a lot more fun . Thank you, Mr. Corson. We needed that. Terry Brownschilde Mark Brus 285 K AT . n T 5 3254! I September 1969. Cornell was in a period of re-examination. The Daily Sun Daybook listed such lectures as The Condition of the University , and Problems of Univer- sity Reform . The campus showed signs of its social and physical growing pains: BLACK POWER was scrawled on stone under the statue of Andrew Dickson White and various walls bore slogans exhorting us to END ROTC! and FREE THE MAY DAY TO! Linda Bryant Lenore Buckley Wolfgang Buechler jean Buist Ellen Burgess 286 Alan Buchberg Deborah Buck David Buda D. Bruce Budinoff jonathan Buhl james Buisch james Bullwinkel Kenneth Burger Kenneth Burket Richard Burleigh Michael Bussel Suzanne Bussmann Linda Byer Barbara Byrnes Anne Cadel William Cagney Martin Burns Martha Burroughs Alan Busek Lawrence Bush Patricia Bush Ronald Buskirk Robert Butcher Thomas Butler Timothy Butterfield fi' Bette Caan Timothy Cahill 287 Frank Calaguire Randy Caldwell Linda Callahan Charles Camisa Linda Camp Robert Campbell Kathleen Cantley john Caplan Charles Cappannari Peter Cardamone Cornell had a new President, new north campus dorms, and construction on a new campus store was underway. ln College- town there was a new park on the corner of Eddy St. and Dryden Rd.: People's Park . Willard Straight unveiled its new 'fast food' system, and the Cornell Safety Division had a new look, which meant that the kindly campus cop had gone the way of the Ithaca streetcar. Its officers now packed guns and mace, and wrote up as many parking tickets a day as the police force of the city of Binghamton! There was a new director at the Africana Studies Center: james Turner. The Big Red coaches prepared to reveal a new I formation, and a halfback prospect named Nlarinaro. On Schoellkopf this fall there were female cheerleaders for the first time in Cornell history. Dorm living was taking a new form: most student residences now had perpetual open house , and women no longer had curfews-coeds could come and go as they pleased. The growing emphasis in student housing was: boys and girls, together. 288 ,V.. , Ronald Carman Samuel Carmen Giovina Caroscio Susan Carpenter john Carroll Chris Carthy TODAYS SPECIAL Beth Carver Paul Cashman Stefan Cassella TOMATO SOUP .a nr l. Christopher Cassidy Terence Centner jeffrey Ceronsky Edward Cerullo Young Cha Choakchai Chaiyato Robert Chalmers William Chamberlain Cecily Chambers George Chamoun 289 Gun-'N' Tak Chan L. V? 5 we ws ,.,,,. if a try' it fi is, J Q I Kam-Shui Chan 1. james Chandler Russell Chandler Dorothy Chang Gordon Chang jorge Chang Ming Chang Edward Chapman james Chapman Yen-jo Chen Bruce Cheney Chuen Cheng lg nv- Fred Cheng Philip Cheng Toby Chesman Thomas Chestnut 290 joseph Cheung Cynthia Chien Victoria Chin Abraham Chian Ellen Chimerane Paul Chirlin First year academics. Some of us had come to Cornell to be schooled in bee-keeping, others to study Russian lit. At the Hotel School, some of us were told that we were there to learn one basic thing: how to make a profit. Most of us took Psych lOl with Professor Maas. Up on the Ag Quad, ag economics was popular. Everyone had credits in freshman humanities-sometimes called The Art of Bullshitting, 102. That upper level course in the Engineering School sounded interesting: Electrical Engineering 4962: Electronics and Music, taught by Professor Moog. But things like that would have to wait for another day. More immediate were social decisions: stay independent, or join a house? Sororities were declining in number, but fraternities were still strong. For example, there was stately, stone Alpha Delt, for the smooth scotch and soda crowd, ZBT attracted the freaks, AGR the aggies, and DU drew jocks and guys who still believed that Bud was the King of Beers. Richard Chiulli Anthony Chong Norman Christensen Chun-Keung Chu Edward Ciaccia .qi Michael Ciaraldi james Cioffi 291 Nora Cipolla Constance Clark 'G' Deborah Clarke Lynn Classen During these months Sun columns were defining and redefining academic freedom. We might have read Love Story for the first time, and realized that even in fiction Cornell hockey reigned supreme. Ho Chi Minh died. The corridor frisbee season opened in Donlon and University Halls. Some of us joined marchers outside our windows who chanted, End the war! Shut it down! On Saturdays at Schoellkopf it was, Freshmen on the field! . That 'prospect' named Marinaro was now familiar as Big Ed , and there was a new plea on campus: Ed Marijuana for Heisman! . Who was that guy Carmine Piccone? Did Paul McCartney die in a 1966 car accident? ls Dale Corson really Paul McCartney? What's this: two hundred people lined up at Teagle Hall on Thursday, waiting for the hockey tickets to go on sale Sunday? Blood, Sweat 84 Tears played at Barton, and a spoof Cornell-Princeton debate on the merits of prostitution stirred feminist wrath: There's nothing like jokes about women as sex objects to evoke nervous giggles . What was that strange, sweet smell pervading your corridor? Katherine Clark Marcia Clark Wesley Clark Thomas Clausen Mark Clemente Chris Clevering Susan Coan Edward Cobb 292 Paul Cobb joseph Cocchetto Bruce Cochrane jeffrey Coffin Ann Cohen Bruce Cohen David Cohen Marcia Cohen Susan C. Cohen Elizabeth Cohn Colleen Colbert Constance Cole Carol Cohen Susan H. Cohen Charles Cohn 3 D Chalice Coleman john Coles Marcia Collins 293 lerome Colt Mark Coltin Timothy Comings , . ,.., n its Paul Comiskey Gerald Concannon Richard Coniglio Charles Conine Thomas Conran Luca Conte The anti-War rally on October 15, 1969 whetted political appetites. Local politicos pushed A New Cornell! in the Sun, and called for the establishment of a University Senate and student membership on the Board of Trustees. On Fall Weekend Richie Havens and Al Cooper joined in concert at Bailey Hall. Richard Nixon, the peace candidate , was still the war President. Two thousand Cornellians left for Washington to join the November 15 peace parade down the capital's streets. ln Ithaca the moratorium was observed with lectures, teach-ins, marches, and rap sessions into the early morning. After that, it was back to the books. But sociology Professor Charlie Ackerman kept things going by predicting that the Vietnam War would terminate on the eve of the 1972 election: Because Nixon is a political animal . With that, Professor Ackerman left for the University of Hawaii, and many of us were sorry to see him go. There was an Arts Quad vigil for peace, just before the snows. Finally we were ready for a time out from politics. y 294 Sharon Cook Mary Cookingham Richard Cooney Dean Cooper Mary Corcoran james Cornell jeffrey Cosman Mark Covington Robert Cox Barry Cramer lohn Crotty Lawrence Croucher Mark Cukierski Gary Culyer Richard Curren Donald Curry Samuel Cowams Bernice Cramer wr- lan Crown William Cunningham janette Cushman 295 William Cowdery Camille Crooks David Cuddleback Victor Curran William Daetsch We watched Conrad, Gordon, and Bean walk on the moon. A Sun study revealed that Egan's Grocery Uses Pink Lights Over Meat Display Compartment . Many of us were introduced to hockey, balloons, and SRO crowds at Lynah Rink as Barlow Ware said, Good evening, hockey fans! , and the Big Red took the ice. Elaine Dalrymple john Daniels Keith Daub Ira Dauber Bruce Davidson Laura Davis 296 janet Daniels Alan Danser Beth Davis Erlene Davy Michael Day jeffry Daniels Lynn Darsh Christine Davis Kent Davy Diane Dean Guendolyn Debolt Marjorie Dember Denise Dendtler Patrice Depaul Mona Deutsch a... Gary Deines Debora DeLap Anthony DelGenio Richard DeMarle Peter Demos Michael Dempster Susan Denbu rg Charles Derbyshire Gerald Deutsch Roberto Devincentis Douglas Diamond Diane Diamondstein Willa Dibner 297 Kenneth Dinnar Dan Dlugonski X Christine Dickieson Holly Dickinson Nancy Diener Dorothy Dietz 4 ,..-,,,s J' Wendy Diotte Charles Doak .31-an :VB gi e james Dishaw Robert Doak Thomas Doeppner ,, s, , David Doman 298 Lawrence Diver Steven DiVito Adrian Dobs Kenneth Dodge William Dolan Kent Dolby Thomas Donaldson joseph Donovan ln the l92O's when Canada's legendary athlete Nicky Bawlf coached Cornell Hockey, the team was made up of men willing to shovel the snow from the Beebe Lake playing surface. In the l960's, new head coach Ned Harkness prescribed that his players be able to skate - the ice machine took care of the Lynah ice. At Lake Placid in March 1970, the Big Red hockey team completed an undefeated season and won the national championship. It was the greatest record ever achieved in the history of college hockey: 29 wins, 0 losses, 0 ties. Harkness left Cornell to take over the Detroit Red Wings and the 1970 tri-captain, Dick Bertrand, succeeded him as coach. Cornell hockey had come a long way since the days of Bawlf and Beebe Lake. Donald Doucette james Dougherty Michael Dougherty Linda Dubins William Dudley Deanna Dudzinski Gary Dunetz Laurence Dunham Laurie Dunlop 299 Robert Douglas Dick Dubensky john Dullea George Duncan john Dunn Peter Durkalski Mark Durschlag Donald Dusenburg Nancy Dworkin Paul Dye We returned from the l97O Easter recess to find the Africana Studies Center a charred ruin. Arson. The police had no suspect. Tensions grew. Blacks demon- strated their rage. Displays in the new Campus Store were overturned and pilfered on opening day. Windows were smashed on the Arts Quad and north campus. President Corson imposed a curfew, but some five hundred students broke it. Huddling on the Arts Quad, they roasted marshmallows and sang songs-and demonstrated that the campus still belonged to the people . And so it did. PM Christine Earle Brian Eaton Emil Ebner Lynn Edelstein Roger Ehrlich Barry Eisenberg Anne Eisengart Andrew Eisenhauer Sarah Elder Paul Eldridge David Elenbaas Diane Eliasof 300 'f?'!V5!f2.i,'1' esiflr 'ii2,-fH- -' 'R john Elliott Roger Ellis joanne Ellithorpe I' . julie Elson Terry Emerick Sandra Engelson 4? Donald Enichen Randolph Epner Robert Epstein Stewart Epstein Gerald Erb Michael Erisman Daniel Ernsberger David Ernst Abby Ershow Richard Ervay Robyn Eskenazi 301 Harlan Ettinger David Evans William Evans Dana Fabe Louis Falasco Faith Falick Edward Farmer john Farrell l Linda Fass Stuart Faulk 302 john Evans Stephanie Fain Fred Falten Douglas Farrow Antonia Fauntleroy Richard Fazzolare Robert Fazzolare Prentiss Feagles Michael Fedak Dennis Feinberg Phyllis Feinbergip Terry Feinberg Charles Feiszli David Felderstein Marc Feldman Michael Felice james Felley Pen Feng Lawrence Ference Ernest Ferguson 303 America ls Hard To Find weekend. Cornell's mini-Woodstock. Barton Hall, jammed with bodies, pressed together in the stifling heat. The songs, poems and talks were anti-war, pro-Berrigan. Dave Dellinger of the Chicago Seven lectured us, his shirt-sleeves rolled up. A lot of us passed bottles of wine and smoked grass. We listened to guitar-strumming Phil Ochs. Then fugitive Dan Berrigan was on stage, arms raised. We cheered, and for at least a moment we all felt like friends of Father Dan. Will you give me sanctuary? Yes , we roared. The FBI looked on. Dan got away. Mark Fey David Finch Richard Fincher Donald Fisher Carl Ferrentino Michael Field Eric Fine I ' jill Fisher Gail Fiteni 304 Gerald Ferrentino Steven Ferris Linda Fieldman ludith Fields Michael Finley Kevin Finn Linda Fiske Wayne Fitchett Kenneth Fitzherbert Gregory Florant Steven Fogel Ellen Fondiler George Foot Robin Forst -Q .1 f,-- ,WWW Charles Fowler April 22nd. Earth Day. Happy Earthday , Save the Earth , and Make Peace with Nature gave way to Hunger Hurts! as many of us raised more blisters than support in a twenty mile Walk Against Hunger, on April 26th. Not all of us were walking-some were sleeping late that day after the 45th Annual Hotel Ezra Cornell celebration at the Hotel School. Consumed this particular weekend, by Statler students and guests, were 120 fifths of hard liquor, 320 half-bottles of champagne, 30 cases of wine, and 30 kegs of beer. One of the guests, a hotel corporation president, said: l see less problems with the young people that I see in hotel schools. l was talking to the provost and he doesn't see that his problems are coming from the Hotel School. So quoted the Sun. As guests entered one of the Statler functions that weekend, they were given white carnations streaming red, white and blue ribbons and, oh yes, a tiny American Flag on a toothpick. Donald Ford William Ford judith Forrest Linda Foss Hannah Foster Mary Foster Lee Fowler Robert Fowler Carol Fox 305 Kay Fountain Laurence Fox Lloyd Fox Martin Fox Thomas Fox Pxlnlwllf' Linda Foxworthy john France Gordon Francis Linda Francis Laurel Francke janet Frankel Our first Cornell spring. Bicycles. Dogs chasing frisbees on the quads. Sun bathing in the gorge. Halcyon days-almost. A United States military foray into Cambodia, followed by student killings at Kent State and jackson State, closed our books and compelled even the most studious to emerge from the depths of the Uris stacks. Another Washington protest unfurled the red Cornell banner over Capitol streets, and on the local scene radicals blockaded the entrances to campus. No business as usual! was the cry. Even Candy Cornell, '73, a descendant of Ezra, joined our ranks to protest the Cambodia invasion. Clenched red fists were stenciled on white T-shirts and bandannas. Strikel 306 MaryAnn Franzer Ann Freedman David Freedman joyce Freedman Alfonso Fressola Alex Friedman JRST, K'ST5jKE if an 3 ef -Q Dana Friedman Robert Friedman janet Fromer Christine Frost Steven Fruchtman john Fumio Claudia Gaillard 'cj' Gretchen Fuerst Douglas Gabel joan Gadek Robert Gaibrois Peter Galderisi Barbara Gallen Harvey Garber 307 Margaret Friedman Rebecca Fritzsche David Fuhrman George Garbutt Gabriel Garcia Alice Garr Stanley Garver . Q' . 'Vx DON T QQ 31 A Q 7 ,,:R,E? lv: an i PRE? . A! Barbara Gardner Amy Gassman janet Gayler Richard Geismar ue! A Gregory Gensheimer Kathryn George Paul George 308 Robert Gardner Ines Garin Michael Gaudiose john Gaworecki Thomas Gazianis Barry Gehron Lawrence Geiter Mark Geller Wendy Gerber Mark Gerhold ar Theresa Gerrard Mary Giek Susan Giffen Donald Gilbert 1:7 Thomas Gilchrist Mary Gilliland james Gilroy Edith Ginsberg Sheila Ginsberg Dale Glasser Carla Glassman Neil Glassman Patrick Gleason Sharon Gluck lay Goland Nancy Gold Karen Goldberg Dennis Goldin l 309 john Gilbert Carrie Gluckson Anne Goldman David Goldman judith Goldman ND R23 l Ellen Goldner L. Michael Goldsmith Norman Goldstein Martin Goldstein Doren Goldstone julio Gomez-Ortega Ricardo Gonzalez Ann Gooding Debra Goodman Theodore Goodwin Wayne Goodyear 3 l O Arnold Gordon Ellen Gordon janice Gorzynski Steven Gottlieb Robert Gould Alison Goulder Raymond Graber Kenneth Grace Wayne Grandner William Grant john Grattidge Gwenn Graves Arthur Green Louis Green Wesley Greene Bernard Greenman xi. Mfgh- Linda Gray Reginald Gray Cynthia Grebe Debra Greene Karen Greene Peter Greene The faculty met at Bailey Hall-as we lobbied outside-and approved several grade options, allowing students the opportunity to abbreviate their semester for the anti-War activities. History Professor Clinton Rossiter paused on the sidewalk in front of Bailey, unbuttoned his brown overcoat, and sat with us on the pavement. He talked, laughed, and agreed that we might be able to change things. Over the summer Professor Rossiter would die, and Dan Berrigan would be caught by the FBI and imprisoned. No attempted change would be easier without them. 3ll Meanwhile, the University Senate was busy being born. One of its first acts was to draft a change in the University's Fall l97O calendar. It instituted a two week period called Citizenship Recess , designed to allow political activism within the sys- tem . We'd try to change things. Doris Griffin Richard Grossman Gaffney Gunter joel Greenman Eliot Greenwald Peter Greis Madeline Griffin Susan Groshen Lee Grossbard Shelley Grumet George Gunderson Gerald Gunkel Paula Gutlove Harris Guzik Eng-Chong Ha George Haase Ted Habgood joanne Hack 3l2 julie Hailparn Alan Halperin Dorothy Hamachi Donna Hamby Sharon Hamill james Hamilton Michael Hamilton Keith Hanford Paul Hanley Cindy Hannig Ronald Hanovice Sydney Hans Richard A. Hansen Bjorn Hanson William Hanson Paul Harnick 313 Sophomore year. A quiet one, really. Many of us found new living arrangements: at a fraternity, sorority, Collegetown apart- ment, co-op, Dryden barn or Etna yurt. We were living alone, with another, or with others. If we were living off campus, there was the new matter of landlords and the C-town blues. The new University traffic plan concerned us, as so many of us came back to Cornell with cars. Now we had to have a sticker: Fifty-four dollars! Are you kidding me? Dale Harrington Susan Harrington Holly Harris Patrick Hartigan Barry Hartstein Glenn Harz janice Hastings Daniel Hay jeffrey Hayas Gary Hayes Steven Hayner joseph Healey Michael Heberling Amy Hecht George Heddy 314 jeffrey Hedin Richard Heinrich David Heller Roslyn Heller jeffrey Henig David Henney Diane Herrmann Kenneth Hershman Mark Hibbs Patrick Higgins Claire Heller Susan Heller Kathryn Henzler Lucy Hertel Barbara Henick Lizabeth Herd Walter Herlihy Douglas Herz Robert Hess 315 l On campus there were few reminders of the previous Springs: walls had been painted and monuments sandblasted. Al- most all the slogans were gone, and with them, seemingly, the passion and the en- ergy. On the national political stump, Agnew referred to an effete corps of impudent snobs, who characterize them- selves as intellectuals , and Attorney Gen- eral john Mitchell said that student partici- pation in the November elections would only Uantagonize the voters . As it was, Citizenship Recess had no perceptible impact on anyone, least of all the Cornell community. For most of us, it appeared, the recess was a convenient vacation. james Hilderbrant George Hillenbrand George Hiller Karen Hilliard Allen Hinck Gae Hirsch jeff Hirsch Minfong Ho Frederick Hoadley Sandra Hoadley Linda Hochman Michael Hodin Carol Hoekje Karen Hoenig Barbara Hoffman 31 6 jeffrey Hoffman Lorraine Hoffman Ross Holicker Scott Hollander Kevin Hollister john Holloway Zero for Spiro Agnew pologizes The following statement was sent to University President Dale R. Corson yesterday from the office of Vice President of the United States Spiro Agnew. Corson had written Agnew earlier in the day expressing incredulity over Agnew's statement, made Tuesday night, that a dormitory president was recently beaten unconscious at Cornell: The beating of a dormitory president by students wielding tire irons and chains occurred this month at the University of Connecticut rather than Comell. lt was at Cornell University this month that the Africana Studies and Research Center was destroyed by fire. probably arson. that small groups of students vandalized the bookstore. that University authorities had to obtain restraining orders to prohibit violence. that these orders were tested by SDS and the Black Liberation Front with no action taken against them. It was at Cornell University this month where numerous bomb threats were received by campus authorities. where a Molotov coacktail was thrown through a window of the University library and where Molotov cocktails were discovered in other buildings. The Vice President regrets that he misplaced the location of the beating of the dormitory president at Cornell rather than at Connecticut. Herbert L. Thompson Press Secretary to the Vice President Harriet Holtzman H. Steven Holtzman Lucille Holtzman William Homa Ann Horikoshi W. Donald Horn Mark Hornberger 317 Kenneth Horowitz Suzanne Horvath Cynthia Hosie Bonnie Houff Arno Housman Andrew Howard Maxine Howard Nelson Hoyt Mark Hoza Daniel Huang Kenneth Huber Victor Huerta Anne Hui S' T R L, f p QXXNZ 55 A ' 318 Darrell Hullinger john Hunsperger Russell Hunt Back on campus, the freshmen staged a panty raid. We wondered if joe College were finally dead. The local SDS seemed to be dying also-they had fallen from fre- quent entry in the Sun Daybook. judith Hurwitz Robert Hutchins Christopher Huyck George Hyman Sharon Hymes Gary lnwald William lrons if jack Isaacs Rose jachter Robert jackman Donald jacobs Roger jacobs Stephen jacobs 319 Richard Isaacman Theodore jackson One of the freshmen was living in the University Halls with a boa constrictor. Dean Kahn made a mild, tongue-in-cheek protest that Cornell was going to the dogs. ln the national news, Alcatraz went to the Indians. DeGaulle died, and a distant village called My Lai became an issue. j. Edgar Hoover fingered Dan and Phil Berrigan as the leaders of a conspiracy to kidnap Henry Kissinger. junior Ed Marinaro became Cornell's first football All-American in thirty years. There's no doubt he deserved it , said head coach jack Musick. There's no doubt Ed agreed. Walter jacobson Fermo jaeckle Thomas jaklitsch Alan janos jill jayson j. Lynn jaquay Yvonne jara J i David jenkins Samuel jennings Wendy jennis Bruce jentleson Douglas jimerson Robert joehl Ingrid johanson Dwight johnsen Walter johnsen Frank johnson William johnson Henry jonas 320 Stephen jones Abby joseph Nlarlane j uran Robert Kalb Steven Kantorowicz Terry jones Thomas jones Roger joseph Robert joy Marian Kadlubowski Edwin Kagan Christine Kallas A. Thomas Kammer Helen Kanovsky Paul Kanter if Alan Kantrowitz David Kapelman Ilene Kaplan jonathan Kaplan 321 l Michael Kaplan Robert Kaplan Lynne Karlson Ellen Karp Bihla Karpman Gerald Karr Ester Karson Kenneth Kasprzak Anthony Kates judy Katz Maria Kawecki james Kaye L Sllllllilllf lllllllllllll 322 AIR FORCE R.O.lfC. Alison Keeley Robert Keen Claudia Keene Charles Keibler Gretchen Keiser Mary Kelley Robert Kellman David Kelly jennifer Kelly Karen Kelly David Kelsey Sheila Kennedy Susan Kennedy Marc Kenton Sharon Kern Catharyna Kerr Ann Kerwick , Burt Kessler Elliot Kessler 323 December l970. Wide marijuana and heroin use in Vietnam was reported in the United States, while many of us turned on to Stravinsky at Bailey Hall. Pierre Boulez was in town with the Cleveland Symphony. Cold victims coughed and wheezed while they waited for attention at Gannett Clinic ...and waited . . .and waited. Keep on truckin'l said the Cornell Trucking So- ciety. Keep on with the Movement, said William Kunstler at Bailey, and Vote! said the Supreme Court to eighteen year olds. lust come down here and try to register , said a beaming face at Ithaca City Hall. Put ROTC off campus? The Univer- sity Senate voted, no. Keep Dave Burak from getting on campus? The University Senate voted, no. Richard Kester Rashid Khan Behrooz Khoshkish Niloufar Khosrowshahi Li Q5 . Chesimi eexiioasdr i Cspmlsumd Wi' 'A - 0T1SCi'V0.LIOYL . fm Ciub IOIOO 4500 mimi of Cmnigggom M john Kiefer Robert Kilthau K z ,gg Alan Kilby Karen Kindle David King Fred King Kevin Kingsbury Eileen Kinsky Steven Kirshenbaum Gregory Kishel Ilene Klapisch 324 km ,k,, joanne Klass jeffrey Klauc ke Madeline Kleiner Paul Klug Patrick Knapp Fred Knaysi Keith Klein Marjorie Klein The Cornell Conservation Club roasted chestnuts by the stump outside Willard Straight, and the Moog synthesizer bleeped Christmas carols inside. What? A ring of dormitory master keys, missing? Oh, no! lt's too bad this had to happen , said a locksmith. But what about the cost, and who's going to pay for it? The cost is quite a lot , said Housing and Dining. And it's going to come from higher dormitory room rent. Merry Christmas. Michael Knee Gary Kneezel Karen Knight Peter Knight Norman Ko Steven Koch E Scott Koenig Sherry Koenig Irene Kohan 325 Sheila Koim john Kontrabecki Diane Kopelman David Korn Lee Kosow Konstantine Kotzambasis Cynthia Kovacs fre .. -nr. ig' i ,ii:,i Kevin Kramer Marcia Kramer lon Krause February. Sophomore year. Government Professor Andrew Hacker left Cornell for the environs of New York City. Doug Dowd, our out-spoken economics professor departed for Berkeley. The Galloping Gourmet visited Hotel School. Collegetown barbers mourned a new low in business. Allen Ginsberg read his poetry at Bailey, and Cornell promised to drop its ownership ofa migrant labor camp where living conditions were something less than favorable. We're going to get the hell out of the thing , said Dean Palm of Agriculture, and added that there should be no controversy regarding the camp, now that it's out of our hands . So Cornell washed its hands. 326 Martin Koval joan Krajca Linda Krause Karl Kreischer Rick Kress jennie Kroll lo Kroneberg Gary Krosin Paul Kross Mark Krueger Robin Krull Ronald Kuck Alan Kudelka Kathy Kudler Lodewyk Kuenen Leon Kundrotas Ken Kunken 327 Donald Kuehne Stephen Kush Norman Kwiatkowski Theodore Kwoh William Lacey Clark Lackert Susan Laeger Barry Laine Gregory Lake David Lambertsen William Landberg Clifford Landsman Marcia Landweber Dorothy Lange Norman Lange Keith Langendorfer Michael Lanieu Oliverio Laperal joseph Lardner Dale Lashomb Maureen Laurent Trudi Laut Michael Lawitts john Lawlor 328 Larry Ledgerwood Cynthia Lee Daniel Lee Harry Lee Howard Lee Rodney Lee 79 Ruby Lee Warren Lee Venna Lee Fredric Leffler ' Ross Leibovitz August Leinhart Isaac Lemor jon Lerew Mark Lester 329 February 16, 1971. Despite a small turnout at the Barton Hall polls, Cornell was insured of its first elected student trustees. A member of our class, Gordon Chang, and junior Louise Shelley were selected. Days later, juniors Stephanie Seremitis and Robert Gottlieb were elected by the University Senate to join Chang and Shelley on the Board of Trustees. Norman Levine jaynee Levy Ronald Lew Marcia Lewis Stephen Leven Barry Levitt Nancy Levy james Lewek Lucy Li 330 Brian Lever Fred Levine lane Levitt Carolyn Levy 'i S -I , 12 Robert Levy Stephen Levy William Lewek Larry Lewin 1 at john Liberty Richard Lidsky Lawrence Liebling Mark Liff Peter Lifson Randy Light Ronald Linden Sarah Lindsay Barbara Linehan Laura Linke David Lipson lane Liquorman Richard Lissa lanice Litwin Laura Livingston Timothy Lohman Danielle Lombardo Roger London Barbara Long Edward Long William Longwell 331 Bruce Lonnman Alan Lopena Robert Loranger Evelyn Lorch Perry Lou Garrett Loughlin Stephen Lucas Kenneth Luckow Mark Ludington Arthur Ludlow Mark Luhnow Stuart Lyman james MacDonald james MacDonald Edward Mace 332 Sidney Machefski William Mackinnon john Magill Constance Malach Stephen Mallon 1 john Mackay Daniel Mackey William Mackey Richard MacMillan Christine Mahony Keith Malchoff jacquelyn Malloy Karen Madsen james Magacs Michael Maier Richard Mainiero - 'f 1 -l.gfl,i Q' Lf' y V ,QQ . 3 x Q -,Q-A is a sk. 1 -4 3:J7XxRi?' ,M 2. K 7: 19 M- itil, 2 1 f gg gfj 1 tt: xc 14 m .i:ffz4i,.1f'yf - 'iifilgelfl' ' f f , 5 .A , . . kj? k1,k grlqifkfixf w . x f 'S' 3 i A 1 Tf'f'il5'i79 . f 2 ' - fi Y. ,g5fv:s' , j.S.iQfqf?3A It -- o ' is l ' ' . 1 6 a...' - 1:4 J--Y, '-,,.':::a:f. -4-frrzji'X4j-' W , ., 2, 3 , , if . , tv' , fx f- 1 1 1- .21 ,3,gxx4r'. ,rl sa--Nu rut. - A V ' Q , ,Af 1 5: :Q -5Arg,1rjqg i'ffzf.ff- ,' 1 'nw ,I , -fu ., LK ,l .5 . Q, AN- H, ,, V 3.1 . ,Y N Q -1, ' E - - 3 ' i ..w..,1.. g 1 ' 2 'lu- 1 ' U , ,- 333 Peter Manchester Maurizio Mangini jacqueline Mangum Lynn Manley julie-Ann Mantay Robin Marantz In March, our sophomore year, an eighteen inch snowfall turned Ithaca into Winter Wonderland l?l and closed Cornell down. Muhammed Ali was down before the fists of Champion joe Frazier, and the Big Red basketball team went down . . .down . .. down into the cellar again. Coach Dick Bertrand brought his pucksters to a sixth consecutive ivy title. The little dynamo, Richie Moran, coached his Big Red Iacrossers to an Ivy title and a national championship. 334 Stephen Mann Herbert Mannis Terese March Francisco Marchan Patricia Marchase Gioia Marchetti r, Q jerelyn Marcus Mark Marcus Norman Marcus Mark Marder Mary Marder Susan Marg Christian Mari Toby Mark Marilyn Markman Diana Markscheid Marc Marschark Alan Marscher lonnise Marsh Alicia Marsland Gary Martel Carl Martin janet Martin Michael Martin 335 Redge Martin Thomas Martin Melinda Marvin Ivy Masserman Donald Matheson Stephen Mayeri Anthony Mazzeo Nancy McCarthy Karen McChesney X Charles McClaugherty Stephen McCleary justin McCloskey Anne McComb 336 David McCoy Randall McCreight Edna McCulloch Helen McCune Monica McFadden Francis McGuire Sheila McGuirk Theodore Mclntosh john Mclver In April, bicycles zoomed around campus. The Sun printed a guide to abor- tion. MAY DAY ACTION provoked mass arrests in Washington, and Senator Vance Hartke stood over the Campus Store and talked Vietnam: Out now! A George McGovern for President ad appeared in the Sun. No student strikes in May - only finals, for the first time in three years. john McKeown Malcolm McLaren Daniel McLean Elvera McLees 337 Kathleen McMahon George McManus William McManus David Meckley Lawrence Medwin ludith Melton David Mercaldi Denise Meredith Wayne Merkelson junior year. ln October, a band of women raided the previously all male steamroom at Teagle Hall to dramatize its deprival to members of their sex. On the last Saturday of the month, many of us were packed into the stands at Schoellkopf for the Columbia football game. Cornell had the ball. lt was second down, four yards to go. The pigskin went to Marinaro, and he ran for three yards.. . into the national record books. With that short burst he became, statistically, the greatest college running back of all time. Cold duck corks popped skyward, and Cornell went to win the game, 24-21. At the season's end, the Big Red football team captured a share of the Ivy football title. 338 id Mary-lo McNamara Herbert Mendel Mark Merson Marshall Messer Robin Meyer Vincent McWade Carol Mendelsohn l Anne Messenger 1l '9' Alan Meyer Pamela Meyers james Mickelson Phyllis Mllazzo Alice Milberg P. Kevin Miles Christina Miller David Miller Gary Miller judith Miller Marc Miller Nancy Miller Peter Miller Robyn Miller Ronald Miller Rowland Miller Stanley Miller William Miller Linda Milliken 339 Francis Minnock Marinaro heated up the headlines with a knock on the Heisman selection - when the nod went the other way - and Time Magazine knocked Cornellian Clifford Irving, making the would-be Hughes biog- rapher their Con Man of the Year . Black athletes were dissatisfied with the coaching of Big Red basketball and they boycotted the team. ln hockey, Cornell won its seventh straight Ivy title and second place at the national championships in Boston. Clark Milne Millicent Minor Robert Mios Timothy Monroe David Montanari jeffrey Moorman 340 Howard Milstein Marjorie Mishko Thomas Molloy William Mooney I. Albert Morales Edwin Minch Robert Mittleman Michael Monahan Cathy Moore Lawrence Morgan jennifer Morris Marilyn Morris Robert Morrison Wayen Morrow leff Morse Lisa Morse Frances Moschitto Marie Moseman Steven Moss Farhad Mrowka Fahrad Mottaghi Eric Mueller Donna Muffoletto Mary Muggleton Robert Mukai Patrick Mulholland 'Kluw- lack Mullen Thomas Mulligan Lindsay Murillo Linda Murphy Michael Murphy 341 ln the spring of 1972, Operation STOP lStudents to Oppose Persecutionl was questioning the social implications of Cornell's financial investments. Nixon visited China. The University Senate wrestled with Day Hall over the Safety Division's possession of a photo file on campus demonstrators - and finally managed to have that file burned lor was it?l. For those who yawned at all this, there was inspiration for the raised fist and Right on! crowd - they seized Carpenter Hall. Radicals put new batteries in their megaphones and showed up at the engineering quad with their demands and Viet Cong flags. Carpenter was re-named Giap-Cabral Hall, and the demands were presented: an end to local war related research, abandonment of the ROTC program and socially irresponsible investments, and the conversion of the defense-oriented Cornell Aeronautical Lab to more humane projects. The University didn't seem to budge. 342 Susan Murphy Miriam Murray Margot Murtaugh Pamela Murtaugh C. Carl Muscari Susan Myers Frank Nardozzi Ronald Nathan Alan Natter Patricia Neafsey I Alex Nebelsky Charles Neff Aram Nersesian jeffrey Newman john Newman Michael Newson Paul Nice Reginald Nichols Stanley Niman David Nirschl Harry Nissonger Alexander Nixon Nicolas Noiseux Dianne Nolder Gregory Novak 343 joseph Novak Mark Novotny Michael Nozzolio Darlene Oakley Charles Ober David Oertel Marjorie Ohaus Randall Ohneck Adedoyin Olunloyd joan Oremland 344 Marian Novick Kwaku Nunyuie Bernard Ogorzalek Kathryn Olesko Donald Orlovsky Thomas Orzel David Osborn jean Osborn Sarah Osborn Kathleen Ottobre David Paddock Dennis Paese Lorraine Palmetier jan Palmer Robert Palmquist Seung Park Karen Parker Lynn Parker 345 Gregory Page L. Rodman Page Peter Pamkowski john Parrinello Bradley Patch john Paxton Mussarrat Patel at E dward Parver Mark Patterson james Pearce Charles Pearlman Marsha Pechman Robert Peck 346 Beverly Anne Parrish Donald Partridge .9 5' ' gf f V Maryterese Pasquale Edward Pasto Marc Paul janice Pawliw t'4c:'T7 Ira Pearlstein Edward Pearson Maria Pekary Chris Pelkie Elissa Pellegrino joseph Pelliccia james Pernat Robert Persons john Peters james Petersen Craig Peterson Glenn Peterson Linda Peterson Mathilde Peterson 4....vf Benjamin Perez Sylvia Perez David Pesses Charles Peter On the national scene, George McGovern was off and running on the primary trail. Edmund Nluskie, his major Democratic party opponent - and heavy favorite for the presidential nomination - made a crucial mistake in New Hampshire. The Cornell Law grad chose to confront the conservative Manchester Union Leader, and he came out the tear-streaked loser. The winner of the Ithaca mayoralty race, Ed Conley, appeared just as eager to confront his ideological foes, shortly after an anti-war demonstration led to destruction in Collegetown. The Mayor showed up several nights later as an uninvited guest at a C-town block party. Police arrived with riot gear and were indiscriminate in their gassing and clubbing of students: an unusually rough brand of justice. 347 Ralph Peterson Carl Petito Richard Detrre Steven Phelan David Pickersgill Renee Pnerce jay Piersanti Mark Piscitelli joel Pisetaner Donn Pitz lanet Plass Robert Platt I. Michael Pogodzinski fi' Wiley Poindexter Craig Pollak Russell Pollak Thomas Pollak Dianne Ponikvar eff ' Evan Poole Frederick Pope Anne Porter Lisa Posner Robert Posner Lawrence Postal Fredrica Poster 349 Martin Powell Rhonda Present l. Bradford Preston Ann Prezyna Roberta Price Arthur Primrose Despite the Carpenter Hall and C-town disruptions in the spring of l972, it was becoming increasingly clear that a once popular Cornell sport was going out of style: revolution , Some of us were now expressing our political views on the floor of the University Senate. Others were trying to expend energy in reviving past times, so they combed it back and greased it up for Sha Na Na. Someone was doing the sophomore shuffle at the Willard Straight dance marathon. Yes, gay couples could dance, too. Reports that joe College was dead with the last panty raid were premature. At Cornell, he was alive. . .and dancing. 350 Nancy Potter Kenneth Powell Mary Ellen Powers lan Prager john Prevete jacquel ine Preziose Brian Prindle Sharon Prost Michael Proulx loyce Przebowski Charlotte Pudnos Alan Pue Kathleen Quant Carolyn Quell 4W vn- Thomas Quinn Alan Radov George Ragsdale ww, fl l john Quenin Lawrence Quillian Michael Rabin Radzlckr Martin Raine loan Rabinor Sanders Rablnowltz Gale Ragsdale 35l Michael Ramey Guillermo Ramirez David Raponi Gloria Rapoport Marjorie Rath Ellen Rathje 'CI' Sanford Ratner ludith Reed William Reed Ronald Refsnider Barbara Rehm A ., ' ' ' ll -G' 5- lg' .. R Q E , Richard Reichel Roger Reirsen Elizabeth Reinitz Sheila Reiser Norma Reiss joseph Remes 352 Patrica Resig Herbert Resnik - Richard Resnick john Reynolds Mary Reynolds Carol Rhees Sousan Riahl Raymond Rice Robert Rice Berry Richards Thomas Richardson jeffrey Richmond Teresa Richmond David Riede Natalie Riede 353 Door closed. Pants down. Pen out. Per- haps some of Cornell's most colorful litera- ture originates after just this sort of prepa- ratory process. lt is very possible that Pearl Buck and Kurt Vonnegut began their writing careers while sitting in the bath- room stalls at Goldwin Smith, Sibley, or Uris Libe, the centers of the University's Renaissance in graffiti. Here, then, are various scrawls from our bathroom walls, embodying the spirit ofthe times. Charles Rigg Christopher Rigsby john Riffanacht Linda Rifkin Susan Rifkin Douglas Rink Diane Riska judith Ritter Susan Robbins Kevin Roberts William Roberts Hope Robertson Deanne Roblee Suzanne Robson David Rockwell Stephen Rodemann Melanie Rodin 354 Bradley Roeller Robert Rogers jay Rogoff Marc Rogoff Kristi Rohlf Federico Rojas David Roman Martin Root Diane Rosen Mark Rosen Larry Rosenbaum Marc Rosenberg Caren Rosenfeld Philip Rosenfeld 355 ln case of atomic attack, put your head between your legs - and kiss your ass goodbye! jesus saves . . . and Fullan scores on the rebound! Spiro for Fuhrer. Don't eat yellow snow! God did not create the world in six days. He screwed around for the first five and then pulled an all-nighter! God marks on a curve. Newton was wrong: the earth sucks! The Stripper , ll pm. North Campus 5. lf you voted for Nixon in '68 you can't sit here, because your ass is in the White House! Before you flush the toilet take a good look at what Artsies have to do to get a Cornell diploma! You mean Aggies, don't you? He meant Hotelies. Who is this girl, Nancy? Who is she, or what is she like? I mean: who is she and what does she do? Brilliantly creative , N. Y Times. 7 jeffrey Rosenfield Alan Rosenthal Ellen Rosenthal Samuel Rosenthal David L. Ross David M. Ross Gary Ross jeffrey Ross Maureen Ross Sheri Ross Barrett Rosser Lawrence Rossi Ann Rossiter Caleb Rossiter David Rossiter Leslie Roth Susan Roth 356 Patricia Rothbardt Eric Rothenberg Selena Rothwell Todd Rotwein Robert Roussel-Dupre Helen Rowan jesse Rubin Stephen Rubin Charles Rudar Stephen Ruell Karen Rowan Philip D. Rowe, jr. joseph Rowland Ah, senior year. Never thought you'd make it, did you? Arctic winters. Bitter coffee at the State Diner, and greasy Boburgers at the Straight. Registration lines at Barton. Lines at Day Hall. Lines at the union. Lines outside Lynah Rink. No-Doz on your bureau. The all-nighters. Late papers. Lousy papers. The take-homes. Pre-lims. Labs. The turning pages ofthe Sun in the last row of that big lecture hall. Walks for peace. Walks against hunger. Leaflets for the Black Liberation Front, National Liberation Front, Women's Liberation Front, and Gay Liberation. Or too busy doing this, or that, or nothing. Umbrellas. Cut classes. Gut courses. What do I have to do to get an S? GRE's. LSAT's. Bust out. Gorge out. Or turn on. The Creeker. lim's. And the many nights you shouldn't have but did. But, you've made it. Ah, senior year. 357 james Russell Michael Ruszak Ephraim Ruttner William Ryall Victor Rzewnicki Antone Sabella Wynn Salisch Richard Saltz joel Saltzman Mark Saltzman Barbara Salvati Sandra Sands joseph Sanger Edward Santavicca Lowie Sargent 358 Sylvia Salmi Marideth Sandler Thomas Sarnowski Charles Satterlee Sharron Saunders S. Mitchell Savitsky Robert Schatz Edward Schechter David Schell Daniel Scheraga Kenneth Schere Elizabeth Schermerhorn 359 Paul Sarkowash Eric Saslow Thomas Scarpelli Stephen Schaefer Kurt Schellack Stuart Schepps john Scherruble Michael Schiefen lane Schiff Susan Schiller Susan Schinderwolf Leonard Schleifer Mark Schlesinger Daniel Schmitt Amy Schonhaut Richard Schrafel Peter Schrauth Fall, 1972. When we were freshmen, Cornell over-accepted twenty-five men and women, creating a housing shortage and forcing the new students into temporary quarters in dorm lounges. In September of our senior year, the University over-accepted one hundred and thirty-five students. A Housing and Dining spokes- man said: Every year we over-accept and every year we scramble. Meanwhile, President Corson attempted to answer the freshman question: Cornell: A Promised Land? . Physics pro- fessors lectured students on What Goes On at the Cornell Synchrotron . The Safety Division had gone from gold cars to red cars. The new social sciences building, Uris Hall, became better known as Old Rusty . The new Co-op Dining Plan further institutionalized the long line . Campus food prices were up, as was the price of hockey tickets, and was ROTC enrollment. The Cranch Report threatened to put the crunch on students with a still higher tuition and fewer small classes. 360 Kurt Schindler loan Schmukler Phyllis Schroeder Peter Schulman Madelaine Schwab Susan Schindler Prudence Schofield Bari Schulman Sandy Schuman Diane Schwalb Roy Schwarmann E. Siri Schwartz jeffrey Schwartz Steven Schwartz li. David Schwarz james Scinta Oliver Scranton Frank Scruggs Shirley Sczepanski Mary Sebring james Seebald Alan Seher Robert Seidler Robert Selkowitz Thomas Selling Daniel Selvln Peter Sepe y Vincent Serpico Ava Shaffer 361 X 1 V .1 I , Anthony Shannon Roberta Shao julia Shapero George Shapiro joel Shapiro Laurie Shapiro Reza Shareghi Steven Sharfstein Sandra Sharon Calvin Sharp David Shaw William Shaw William Sheehan Ramela Sheffield Sherri Sheinfeld 362 Kirk Shepard Vahid Sherkat Larry Sherman Laura Sherman Mildred Sherman Edward Sherriff Clyde Shilliete Eric Shirley . 5 I 5:4113 f , Q , VV, b V S ,, Paul Shoock Howard Shulman Nancy Sickelco Seth Sicroff janet Shirley Craig Shultz Temoor Sidiqi 363 Linda Shore jon Shure jeffrey Siegel Shira Siegel Ann Silver Michael Silver Robert Silverman Samuel Silverman Steven Silverman Phyllis Sim Beth Simon Vicki Simons Ellen Singer james Singer Paula Singer Ajit Singh George Sinko Elise Sinuk Margaret Sipser 364 Victor Sison Ronald Skalko ludith Skelsie William Slack Kenneth Slater Leonard Slater john Sloan loan Slovin Martha Slye lames Smeedy Edward Smilow Celia Smith Cornelius Smith 365 Margaret Smigel Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz won his seventh gold medal at the games in Munich, but came to fear for his life as eleven members of the Israeli team were murdered by Arab terrorists. The next day, Septem- ber 6, a memorial service was held in the Willard Straight Memorial Room for the Israeli dead. The President of the Inter- national Olympic Committee told the world: The games must go on. Old trees on the Cornell campus were falling prey to Dutch Elm disease. On the Arts Quad the grass was disappearing with the trees under a project termed: renovation , But many Cornellians disagreed with this brand of paving progress and sympathized with one student who asserted that the community had sustained a brick to the groin . While the battle ofthe Quad went on, the University defined the previously undefined S , making it a minimum of C-. The Sun reported that Cornell Profs Attack Yale's No 'F' Decision . L. Pearce Williams, '48, chairman of Cornell's history department, said that he was pleased Cornell had not acquiesced before demands to water down education as Yale had. Paula Smith Reinald Smith Robert Smith Stephen Smith Elaine Snitzer Ralph Sokel Randal Sokolic 366 Daniel Smith Karen Smith Mark Smith Nadine Smith Roy Smith Sherman Smith Michael Snyder Scott Soifer Anthony Sola George Solan Norman Solomon Ronnie Solomon Neil Sonenkler William Songer Marcy Sonneborn Marjorie Sonntag Nancy Soper Deborah Sorin Susan Sorozan Albert Spaak Rochelle Spandorf William Sparks Toby Spector james Spelman jonathan Sperber Daniel Sperling Walter Sperry 367 Leslie Spitz Edward Sprague Ellis Squires Peter Stahl Emy Starosciak lan Starr Andrea Stern jeffrey Stern Steve Stern Constance Stauffer 368 Florence Sprague Shelly Stahl Eileen Stenson Mark Stern Richard Stearns P' XX ' I. Mark Steckloff Sally Steele Warren Steele john Steelman Cynthia Stehman Philip Stein Steven Stein jeffrey Steinberg Ann Stevens Dana Stewart K h at erine Stiles Le Conie Stiles William Stiller 369 Meanwhile, new head coach Tony Coma faced the unenviable challenge of pulling Big Red basketball uphill after racial dissen- tion and four consecutive losing seasons. Soccer coach Dan Wood brought his team to the NCAA playoffs for the second time in two years, this time as far as the Orange Bowl. The Safety Division pressed for the registration of campus bicycles. Ronald Stillman Stephen Storey Sidney Storozum Michael Straight Anthony Strand Ellen Straus Daniel Stravinski David Street Catherine Strelko Deborah Stuart 370 Brett Strong Peter Stroup Marjorie Stuart William Strusz Rita Sugarman Vashti Supplee john Svensson Andrew Swartz Veronica Sweet judy Switzkry jamie Sylvester Carolyn Taborsky james Tack Shinji Tanaka Sue Tannenbaum Robert Tastle Robert Tatnall Don Tatone lane Taylor 371 Lawrence Taylor Richard Taylor john Tedesco Steven Temple Anton Tewes james Theodorakas Wayne Thiel Gregg Thomas 372 john Thomas Shirley Thomas Vivian Thomas Steven Thompsen jack Thompson David Thurston Harold Thurston Peter To Catherine Tobin jerry Tobler Bruce Todd William Todhunter jeffrey Todia Anne Toffey Torin Togut loan Tompkins Russ Toombs Roberto Torres-Diaz William Totten Rafael Tovar Wendy Townsend joseph Tremiti Susan Trenka Harold Trinkoff Alan Trombley Steven Tucker Donna Tukel 3 7 3 Ellen Tumposkey Richard Turkanis Bruce Tufnbull james Turner joyce Turner Mark Twentyman john Underwood john Urbach Neal Ushman Colleen Vaeth julio Valladares Alberto Vallarino Douglas Van Auken 374 Kathleen Vance Mary Vane Raymond Van Sweringen Vincent Variano Arlene Vhuger Garry Vogel Robert von Schilgen Catherine Votaw Robert Vann Richard Vaughan The Big Red Marching Band held its traditional Fall concert on Libe Slope. One week in September, for the first time in seven years, no Americans were reported killed in Vietnam. Some fifteen hundred students heard strains of David Rose and watched the last show by the North Campus 5 strippers . Was the Policy Notebook for Students, Faculty, and Staff actually policy or was it merely informational ? For a while no one seemed to know - not even the University officials who issued it. Dr. Lewis Drusin reported on the survey sheets so many of us had filled out our junior year, and told a Biology and Society lecture that venereal disease is not a serious problem at Cornell . Can Vu Ronald Vukman janice Wagenhals 375 vff' Eugene Walker Paul Walker Ellen Walser MaryAnn Walsh George Wang Alan Wasserman Marcia Wasserman Linda Wayne Maura Weathers 376 Cynthia Warner Michael Wasserman Margaret Weaver Granville Walker Lisa Wallenstein Steven Warner Walter Wawro Dale Weber james Weber joseph Weigman Wendy Weisburg Steven Weishoff William Welker Lynn Wells Brian Wengenroth Cynthia Weniger Claire Wermeat john Wert Davia Weinberg Rona Weiss Robert Wendt Rand Werbitt joanne Westendorf 377 Wendy Weingarten james Weirich Sara Weiss Susan Weitz Richard Westlund Steven Whitcomb Maureen Whitefield Mitchell Wilensky On Tuesday, November 6, 1972 George McGovern was elected President - of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the District of Columbia, but nowhere else. On campus we even had the Yammies: no, not a tropical disease but the Youth Against McGovern. What happened to the so-called counter-culture ? What happened to the kind of revolutionary spirit that seemed so vibrant in the days when many of us tried to close down the Vietnam War, Washington, and Cornell? What happened to Citizenship Recess the clenched red fist, the flower children , and the politically committed love generation ? What happened to our unity in the Struggle Against All? Where went those years when even the Mets caught that revolutionary fever? Even the shooting of two black students at Southern University in Louisiana failed to nudge us out of political repose. lt was characteristic that during these days of nostalgia - Sha Na Na at Bailey, the Beach Boys at Barton, and marathon dancing at the Straight - the news of the Southern University murders was placed on page three of the Sun, buried behind a prank headline: DORM RESIDENTS MUST MOVE. joe College was back, or was it just that he was never really gone? Four more years? Re-elect the dike bomber? Keep on dancing? That's what many said, and that's what many did. Ann Louise Wieder Steven Wiest Christopher Wilcox Patrick Wille Dennis Williams jill Williams Dana Willis Susan Willis Mary Wilson Karen Whipple Nancy White Philip Wilde Pamela Williams Richard Wilson 378 l Frank Winkler Richard Winnett Kathleen Wisher Paul Witt lsabelle Wlad Linda Wohl Henry Wolf Patricia Wolff Bonnie Wolfman Donald Wong Eddie Woo Ka-Chen Woo an ,, , Donald Wood Geoffrey Wood Anne Woods james Woodside Richard Woodward David Worby Carol Worman 379 james Wormelle Mark Wurzel Shari Wyner Richard Wyszkowski Mitoii Yabunaka jeffrey Yagoda Takashi Yamada Peter Yang Kwok-Tung Yee Elizabeth Yim Newsweek and Time said that the Vietnam War would end by Election Day. Three days later Presidential aide Henry Kissinger said, Peace is at hand . At Bailey Hall, Daniel Ellsberg suggested that, Nothing Henry Kiss- inger and Richard Nixon can do in their lives can excuse them for what they did in lndo- china. It was revealed by our campus daily that District Attorney William Sullivan was using drug informants at Cornell. On Novem- ber 3, the Sun 's Nlanny's Ghost picked Cornell football over Columbia, and went on to talk about Tuesday's Big Game: Richard Nixon is listed as a 20 point favorite in a classic battle of a bombing offense against no defense. 380 Peter Yim Eugene Ying Frederick Yosca Chun-Hui Young Karen Young R. Mark Youngblood ll. lulie Yuam Chi-Ling Yueng Bruce Zangwill Richard Yudin-Fitzherbert Annie Zak Dilmeran Zaralidglu john Zaruka Michael Zavy lack Zigler Elizabeth Zimmer Patrick Zimmer Robert Zimmerman Frank Zito William Zuber Nancy Zuccaire 381 Susan Bates Christine Hradesky Oliverio Laperal Marianne Merkling Hernan Santos jeffrey Woods It is not a Promised Land, but over these last four years it offered us opportunities we may never see again. It is a place where we could hear historian Walter LeFeber lecturing on james Madison, Aaron Burr, and born losers . You may have taken notes as silver-haired Arthur Mizener talked Fitzgerald. You probably saw a bearded, bereted Dan Berrigan, a knapsack on his back, padding across campus to his office at Anabel Taylor. You may have had a beer with Charlie Ackerman at the Chapter House, or listened to the Nobel Prize winner Hans Bethe lecture on physics. The late Dr. Louis Leakey frequently visited the campus to talk about anthropology and old bones unearthed in Africa. You may have swilled wine for credit in Vance Christian's Beverage Management course at the Hotel School, or you may have pondered the importance of genes and environment in Professor Urie Bronfenbrenner's HD 84 FS course, also known as Twins IIS . At the College of Agriculture, Professor Keeton told many of us how pigeons found their way home. Milton Konvitz, in ILR, lectured on labor law. Attorney William Kunstler came to Bailey on one occasion and talked about the politics of the Left. Hunna johns was around the University, too, giving us the other side of the political coin. Cornell is where our poet friend felt at home amid Arts Quad gothic and Temple of Zeus plaster gods. It is where our engineering classmates could plot and blue-print endlessly in the more Twentieth Century setting of Engineering Quad modernity. It is a place where you can still find coffee for one thin dime - if you look hard enough - and where, these last four years, we made our home. It was an exciting, frustrating four years. Many of us had demonstrated against anything and everything from rising campus food prices to the University's complicity in the military sadism of our armed forces in Vietnam. Some of our classmates were shouting Impeach Nixon! even as others were working for his re-election. That is, however, what Cornell is all about. For the Cornell Idea means, at the very least, diversity. Ideally, the University is neither defensively Ivy nor oppressively Ivy. Cornell is not a city school like Columbia and Harvard, nor does it fit the jock-worshipping fraternity stereotype of Dartmouth. The Univer- sity is not a country club like Princeton, nor is it totally pervaded with the scholarly Oxon flavor of Yale. Yet, in its parts, Cornell is each of these things. Like any large community it offers a wide range of social and intellectual opportunities and its share of human beings who at one time or another feel very much alone, dwarfed by the whole scene. Athletes are not sacred cows on campus, and their training table meal plan is not above reproach, but sports - like most things - have a place here. Gracious, country-club living can be experienced in many of the Hill's fraternities, complete with champagne fees and candle-light dining. And finally, Cornell is scholarly: lights perpetually burning in campus buildings and dormitory windows testify to this. In its parts, then, Cornell is many things to many different people. In its sum, Cornell is a place where students in agriculture, hotel, human ecology, architecture, industrial and labor relations, arts and sciences, engineering, and the grad schools can sit side by side over coffee in the Ivy Room at the Straight. Cornell is a microcosm, a city on a hill. 382 lt's all over now. Your diploma, records, books, papers, posters, and radios are all packed away, jammed into the car. You may wonder if you'll ever do those cold aged Genesee beer ads saying, When I went to school in upstate New York - Ah, yes. Genee, Hunna johns, dogs, and the Rosebud. You may wonder if you'lI ever be that old lady or man standing unsteadily in the stands at Schoellkopf, your white hair tousled in the wind, that Class of '73 button sagging on your chest. Perhaps as you pack the Cornellian into your car you look forward to the day when that heavy old volume of familiar faces will read like the Genesis, and you can say, This is where it all began. But wait: where all what began? That will have to wait. 383 N 384 N MU EPSILON DELTA Marc Miller President Debbie Stuart Vice President Dennis Feinberg Treasurer jill jayson Secretary Michael Aaronson Harriet Adler Laurie Adler Kathy Atkinson Mitchell Atlas Ronald Berger Wayne Beyer Margaret Brodzinski Lenore Buckley Charles Camisa jeffrey Ceronsky Paul Chirlin Richard Shiulli Peter Cohen Brian Collins Peter Cowen Morris Diamant Ira Dauber George Duncan Gary Dunet Alan Ertel Larry Erwich Michael Fedak Martin Fox Roberta Frank Rebecca Fritzsche PRE-MED Harvey Garber George German Terry Gerrard jim Gilroy Deborah Golab jay Goland jeffrey Gold Norman Goldstein George Golenwsky Ricardo Gonzalez Perry Gould Mark Granich Diane Grant Barbara Greenbaum Richard Grossman james Hatfield Barbara Henick jeffrey Hirsch Matthew Horn Paul Hornick Bonnie Houff Catherine Husa jeffrey jacobson Walter jacobson Samuel jennings Alan Kantrowitz Robert Kellman Alan Kilby Spencer Knapp Brenda Knowlton Gary Krosen Paul Kross Elizabeth Kyger Theodore Lawrence 386 Mark Lester Milton Lorig Richard Mainiero Patricia Marchase Sidney Marchefsky Tom Martin Ivy Masserman joseph Micucci Gary Miller Tom Mozer Daniel Notterman joan Oremland Alan Palestine Donald Perry Ronald Pies Carol Plesser Rhonda Present Nicholas Ranno Gloria Rapoport Elizabeth Reinitz William Ritter Barry Roff joseph Rosen joseph Sanger Edward Santavicca Leonard Schleifer Alan Seher Richard Silberstein Michael Silver Brian Smith Scott Soifer Alexis Sokil Neil Sonenklar Debbie Shabas Thomas Sweeney Harold Trinkoff john Urbach Ronald Victor Marcia Wade George Wang Robert Whelpey Peter Yang jack Zingler joe Zuckerman gggsgfgggugthafon MORTAR BOARD Kathy Atkinson Vice President Alice Abreu Barbara Allen Carolyn Levy Mary E. Brenner Nancy S. Levy Victoria Chin janet Martin Faith Falick Anne McComb Sydney Lynn Hans Monica McFadden Helen Kanovsky Pamela Sue Meyers Sherri Koenig Marian Novick Maryterese Pasquale jan Prager Margaret Sipser Marcy Sonnenborn Rochelle Spandorf Ellen Straus Wendy Weisberg 387 SPHINX HEAD SOCIETY john Allen President Mark Youngblood Vice President Micky Fleming Treasurer jay Paxton Secretary Bill Totten Keeper of the Tomb jeffrey Algatt Wesley Ayre Fred Anyzski Steve Banik RAVEN 81 SERPENT Carol Monro President Kathy Tonessen Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Aponti Helen Bendix Ann Berman Margot Biegelson Karen Brendel Hope Comisky Kathleen Denis Alice Faber Margaret Fallen Roberta Frank SENIOR MEN Larry Bernstein john Bozich john Brendel Mark Clement Phil Coons Bob Cox Bob Crow Mike Dempster Dan Frank john Gaworecki Dave Goodyear Bill Hanson Darrell Hullinger Mike Kelly JUNIOR WOMEN Debra Goodman Laurie Harris Deborah Holden Laurie Kaufman Connie Kubit judy Ling Norma Meacham Regina Paul Anne Pincus Barbara Samuels Marcia Wade Kay Walker Michele Weiss Claudia Wight Chuck Keibler Rob Loranger john Magill Bob McFann Malcolm McLaren john Nelson Paul Nice Mark Piscitelli Dave Ross Larry Sherman George Shields Dave Street jim Theodorakos Carlo Ugolini jim Waite Greg Wellott O'-s -e ,5f:4 qv, ni xxx 7 vw - , +61-W Q L 'K 3, ,te ETA KAPPA NU Norman H. Marcus President H. Alan Wolf Vice President Ronald L. Lew Treasurer Sidney D. Machefsky Secretary W. Michael Anderson Scott C. Blackstone Bruce j. Bowlus Ming U. Chang Gordon K. Francis john M. Gaworecki ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Douglas W. Herz Dwight A. johnsen Robert E. Keen Keith A. Klein Gary A. Krosin Daniel T. Lee Perry W. Lou john D. Mackay Bernard S. Ogorzalek Donald X. Perry Kenneth R. Powell Alan j. Pue Larry j. Rossi joseph j. Sanger 390 TAU BETA Pl ENGINEERING Thomas L. Aldinger Robert M. Allen Stephen W. Bailey Richard Barnard Richard Billig Kenneth C. Brown Wayne M. Burke james G. Burr Tak Shong Chan Ming U. Chang Chuen Hon Cheng Philip Y-S Cheng joseph B.W.T. Cheung Douglas C. Chinn Richard A. Chiulli Chun Keung Sidney Chu Yam Ki Chu joseph E. Cocchetto Gerald Concannon Richard j. Coniglio Thomas C. Conran Donald j. Curry lra Dauber james Dougherty Donald C. Dusenberry john W. France Gordon K. Francis Alex Friedman James N. Fry David A. Fuhrman ,lohn M. Gaworecki Charles R. Geber joel D. Glanzman Peter R. Greene jeffrey j. Hamilton Mark Hoza George M. Hyman William N. johnson David L. King Steven j. Koch Sherri A. Koenig Gary Krosin Donald Kuehne Richard K. Kunz David Lampell Daniel T-L Lee Rodney Lee Ronald L. Lew Laura H. Livingston Sidney Machefsky Norman H. Marcus Michael L. Martin Matthew Mauro David McCoy David Mercaldi james R. Moore Carl Muscari Robert F. Oelschlager jeffrey L. O'Neal Bernard S. Ogorzalek Eugene V. Phillips Lawrence P. Postol Kenneth R. Powell Alan j. Pue john A. Quenin Herbert L. Resnick Larry Rosenbaum Philip L. Rosenfeld David M. Ross, jr. Stephen T. Ruell Robert Roussel-Dupre joseph j. Sanger Edward Santavicca Steven j. Schwartz Edward W. Shanahan james A. Singer Ralph j. Sokel George M. Solan Philip Stein jamie Sylvester jerry Tobler Harold E. Trinkoff Ka-Chiu Woo H. Alan Wolf Carol Worman 391 QUILL AND DAGGER SOCIETY SENIOR MEN Gary Miller President Bill Balchunas Vice President Peter Knight Vice President Mark Wurzel Treasurer Fred Breitfel Secretary Bruce Arena Glenn Baker Laurence Bernstein Ken Boertzel Ken Burger Gordon Chang jeff Coplon Dave Cuddeback Robert Douglas Paul Hanly Roger jacobs Fermo C. jaeckle Bob joehl 392 john Kaplon Ken Kunken Fred Knaysi john Kronstadt Mark Liff Steve Mallon Dan Margulis jack Marstellar Larry Morgan john Nicolls Robert Platt Martin Powell Michael Rabin Federico Rojas David Ross Richard Saltz Mitch Savitsky Sandy Schuman Kirk Shepard Mike Silver Peter Starbuck Craig Spaak Steve Stern Bill Welker Steve Whitman Dennis Williams Larry Morgan President Barbara Linehan Vice President Marjorie Stuart Secretary Marcia Ann Collins Treasurer Gerald H. Adams Anne Blecher Gregory Bouchard Kenneth john Burger Peter Cardamore Susan Carpenter Terence Centner jeffrey Corwin HO-NUN-DE-KAH AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES janette Cushman Elaine Dalrymple Christine Davis Debra A. Delop Peter Demos Kathleen Doyle Roger Ellis Steve Ferris Lloyd Fox George Garbutt john L. Gilbert Wesley A. Greene Sharon E. Hamill Keith Hanford janice M. Hastings Sharon Hymes Kenneth Kasprzak Gretchen Keiser Paul E. Kross jane Robin Levy Giora Marchetti Mark Merson Eric Mueller jacqueline Preziose Elizabeth Reinitz Patricia A. Resig Ephraim Ruttner Richard Saltz Paul j. Sarokwash Beth Lee Simon Michael Van Val kenburgh Ronald Vukman john Wahl Paul A. Walker Mark Wurzel Elizabeth Ann Zimmer BETA RHO BETA Sandra Sears President Gregory jan Secretary Sandra Markowitz Treasurer Mark Adamiak joseph Beitel Ronald Buskirk Wesley Clark Charles Conine Barbara Cook Karen Cook john Dobyne Beverly Evans ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA FRESHMEN WOMEN Sheila Bonde President Esther Rose Secretary judy jawer Treasurer Laurie Adler Loretta Alkalay jeanne Allen Margaret Andrews Lynne Anstendig Barbara Aponte Susan Baxter Helen Bendix joan Bensing Mary Bochino Andrea Brown Marlon Dalton Claudia Danforth Penny Davis Susan Dick Patti Englander BAND Philip Fileri David Fischell Lawrence Geiter Barbara Greenbaum Enrico Guerra David Harkcom Carol Herr David Hirschland Desmond jordan james Kahn Dale Lazar judy Levine George Merrill Donald Miller Patricia Moore Harvey Nystrom Ralph Olivier Denise Everitt Carol Feldman Susan Gelman Claudia Gilman Dena Goodman Eileen Hammer Ellen Huges jane jabbons Margery Koch Louise Koopman Karen Kraftick Arlene Kryger Beverly Kurr Carol Lee Ruby Lee Susan Levy judy Ling Pamela Renee Lipkin Gail Mantell june Manton jane McCormick Barbara McNamara Norma Meacham 395 john Orbison Maryterese Pasquale Edward Pasto Glen Peterson Brian Prindle Christopher Regan Andrew Reilly Robin Resch Ellen Roche Robert Saltzman Robert Smith Wendy Sneff David Speck Margaret Stoffer james Szot Daniel Taylor William Welker Linda Mendelsohn Brenda Merritt Laurie Michael Robin Michael Carol Miller Ellen Miller Carol Monro joanne Newman Katherine Ng Ellen Perry Marjorie Presgrave Alison Reissman Marlea Rundel Barbara Samuels Ann Shedd Carol Singer Ronni Stein jane Tobias Suellen Vernoff Michele Weiss Mariana Wohfner Doris Young Ellen Zuroski Thomas E. Albright Gerald M. Auerbach Elizabeth Ruth Bass Barbara Mindy Berens jeffrey A. Berenson Malcolm Mark Bersohn Tara Gwyneth Blau Christine Ann Boldt Robert Henry Bonczek George M. Borababy Richard Simon Brody Ann Lynn Carver Curtis L. Christensen Deirdre D. Courtney Diane E. Donnelly Kathleen T. Doorish Diane Flanel Peter Fortunato Donald Wayne Fowler Arnold Carl Friedman james August Friedman Bruce Stephen Gelber Lydia Ann Gilkey Geoffrey jon Gottlieb Nancy Ruth Greenman Dewey Thomas jackson Carolyn Diane johnson Richard Alan johnston julie E. jordan Karen Eileen Kaufmann Lydia Kernitsky judith Ann Kloogman Alan james Koman Cornelius C. Kubler Louise Mebane Lewis Craig Walton Lillehei Martha Ellen Linke Keith Bruce MacGregor Barbara Stewart Mahoney Cynthia Anne Mahoney Steven Ross McMillin Ruth josephine Muschel Bernard David Nathan jack H. Nunberg joseph Howard Parent Steven Lawrence Payne 396 PHI BETA KAPPA Bruce Alan Peterson jonathan Martin Phelps Nancy Diane Piltch judith Karen Poole Gail Povar Marcia Lu Lortscher Ragonetti Nancy Arlene Rankin Robert Bernard Robbins Logan Gilmore Robinson Arnold S. Rosenberg Laura May Rosenthal Alonzo Harvey Ross Gary Lee Rubin Charles Patrick Sabatino Tom Andrew Sayvetz Andrew Michael Schatz Howard Sheldon Schub Robert Michael Schwartz Stephen Rockwell Sestanovich jay Robert Shampansky Michael Austin Shell Sana Flanders Shtasel Robert Gerard Smith Leslie Ann Smullin john Henry Sturc Alexander Sze Susan Mary Graham Tarr Maryam Tashakori Dorothy Thompson Lauren Mary Tozek Ronald Stanley Tung judith Ann Waligunda Margaret Geppart Walter David Stephan Weiss Willian Charles Young Palle M. Yourgrau Martha jane Zaslow Marshall W. Bautz Ill janice D. Gorzynski Steven A. Gottlieb Barbara Sue Hoffman Marvin Keith Malek Elizabeth Deborah Mellins Chester Lewis Robbins Steve jeffrey Stern Gottfried Schatz OMICRON NU Ilene Meryl Kaplan President Monica McFadden Vice President joanne Ellithorpe Carroll Secretary Sydney Hans Treasurer Sherry Bindeman Editor Mary Ambrose Susan Annis Laura Aronson HUMAN ECOLOGY Bruce Bobbitt Ann Rhonda Cohen Gwendolyn DeBolt Marjorie Dember Audrey Eisenberg Susan Fishman janet Fromer Carrie Gale Rochelle Allison Green loanne Hack Suzanne Horvath Esther Karson Sharon Kern Dorothy Lange Carol Lesser Edna McCulloch Wendy Michel loan Oremland Linda Rifkin Elissa Savrin Elise Sinuk Laurie Shapiro Paula Smith janet Sobel Katherine Stiles Catherine Strelko Mary Vane Robert Vann Lisa Wallenstein Rona Weiss Karen Ball Lynn Manley Clarie Wermert Leah Ellen Bissonette Terese March Dilmeran Zaralidglu Amy ., t MW L in A ' N7' . W-an 'wi J, - M 'QW' ' 5 4, ,img-,.f ' M.. ' '.. N--A 'f 1.1. -' ea.. --- as-K-+A ,. -: 'd:'l stat' P. 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Fallon William G. Farrow Vincent Fazzolare Dr. Donald L. Felley Mr. 84 Mrs. Eugene Forst Dr. 84 Mrs. A.j. Fressola Herbert M. Gaupp Mr. 84 Mrs. A. Wm. Gehron Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul C. George Mr. 84 Mrs. E. Graskewitz Mr. 84 Mrs. Isadore I. Grossman Mr. 84 Mrs. W. Donald Horn, Sr Mr. 84 Mrs. Russell S. Hunt Mr. 84 Mrs. joseph P. jones Margaret Emerick Keeley '31 john j. Kelley, jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert F. Kelsey 398 Edward Korenvaes Andrew Koval Edward F. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Kwiatkowski David G. Marvin Morris Mendel Christopher Mier Edward I. Miller, jr. Milton Miller Daniel S. Moak Mr. 84 Mrs. George H. Mukai joseph E. Navin Dr. 84 Mrs. joseph Notterman William G. Ohaus Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Sanford B. Guy Pasquale Ralph W. Peters joseph A. Pollock Ratner Dr. 84 Mrs. john Reichel, jr. Capt. 84 Mrs. Thomas R. Rhees Marion 84 Aaron Richman E.l. Richmond Mr. 84 Mrs. Vincent F. Sarnowski Mr. 84 Mrs. Wm. j. Sharkness Mrs. Maye A. Shaw Seymour Siegel joseph Silverman Mr. 84 Mrs. William E. Smith Shirley 84 Elias Snitzer Benjamin Sokel Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Eugene O. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Dr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs George j. Solan Sol Sonenklar Sheldon Spector William j. Stauffer Strack Seymour Teich George S. Thurman Wayne T. Toivanen Ernest Eugene Veal George M. Walker Edward M. Weinberg Kendrick E. Whitney joseph A. Zuhusky 400 N 'M .'ViG'3.ZEpzf1mLtfsu.my , M,,,,, THE TAYLOR WINE COMPANY, INC THE IRON SHOP TOIVIPKINS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY 403 EUPHORIA HAL'S DELICATESSEN ITHACA SPORTING GOODS LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS FEDERATION OF CORNELL CLUBS STELLAR STEREO MIDTOWN RECORDS AND TAPES 406 STEVENS STUDIOS J , 'iff Q, -an 'fy 4 CORNELL UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 408 FLETCHER CLEANERS THE COLLEGE SMOKER STONE TRAVEL AGENCY INC. FONTANA'S SHOE SALES AND REBUILDERS 409 JOHNNY'S BIG RED GRILL FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY OF ITHACA 410 .Aga H , .5 J' Q, I-, -,MV NN .,.L..,...u,Q...Q-.H ' - 'fmsms ,N ,Q ..,, ,f k ,.,..v fy, .,,-. h .A .. ,w.LM.,vr-n. z if w.-- . ,.,Q. mv-vs Nw Q, X A T11s.f,f,:zm,p5,5 ' 'nM1??3'?fa.w:, , -f ,,,.-.kawgf am? vw Q, ' -www 1 v 'ww W, Q. ,-,.' , g N M A ,, . My qw, ' A ,, ffwfmf Q fab. V' L -J If 3 X -.M - fy--3 151-K2-M 1 ,K 11 . 13517 1 ' QM' 7' M, .3 , TRIANGLE BOOK SHOP ARNOLD PRINTING CORPORATION 413 ROTHSCHILDS MAROUE III TOP OF THE LADDER UNIVERSITY DELICATESSEN AND SANDWICH SHOP 4 f 415 416 gp- KUQIN' A MICHAEL JAY AARONSON, Miami, Fla., A.B. Arts, Biochem., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Corres. Sec., Hillel, IFC Rush Committee, Orientation Counselor, Mu Epsilon Delta, Arts Scholarship, Dean's List. WILLIAM ASHTON ABBOTT, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Risley Res. College, N.Y. State Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROLAND STEVE ABERG, Rye, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Landscape Arch., Alpha Sigma Phi, Treas., V. Pres., 84 Pres., Lightweight Crew. ALLAN IRA ABOLAFIA, East Meadow, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Tau Epsilon Phi, Ski Club, Soaring Club, N.Y.S. Incentive Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWARD ALBERT ABRAHAM, Jeannette, Pa., B.S. Engr., C.E., Alpha Tau Omega, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, 150 Football, Dean's List. ALICE G. ABREU, Miami, Fla., A.B. Arts, Psych., Algonquin Lodge, Membership Chm., Pres. Social Chm., Civitas, Cuban Student Assoc., Student Advisers, Mortar Board, Teagle Scholarship. RICHARD ERNEST ACKLEY, South Dayton, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C.E., NROTC, Big Red in Blue, Managing Editor, Freshman Track, Freshman Cross Country, Narmid, Chi Epsilon, Dean's List. ERNEST JOSEPH ACQUARO, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Student Faculty Committee, Teaching Asst., Ye Host, SocialfEducational Dir. MICHAEL STEPHEN ACQUESTA, Geneva, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C.E., Alpha Epsilon Phi, Associate Editor of Chapter Newsletter IHAEJ, Assistant Social Chairman, Social Chairman, Civitas, Ithaca Big Brothers Association, Member of International Living Center, Member of Residence Committee of ILC, University Senate Committee on Campus Planning, John McMullen Scholarship, Rhodes Scholarship. DAVID B. ADAIVIS, Webster, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov., Zeta Beta Tau, Pres., Rush Chmn., Freshman sailing, Varsity sailing, Wearer of the Numerals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. GERALD HENRY ADAMS, Dexter, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Gamma Rho, Alumni-Sec., Pledge Trainer, Hon-Nun-De-Kah, Ward Stevens Scholarship, Dean's List. PAUL FREDERICK ADAMS, Fonda, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Mkt. 84 Mgt., Seal 84 Serpent, Treas., Campus Crusade for Christ, Cross-Country, Children's Tuition Scholarship, N.Y. Regents Scholarship. KENNETH MICHAEL AGELOFF, Providence, R.I., A.B., Arts, Gov., Seal and Serpent, Cornell Sun, Cornell University Senate, Senate Codes Committee, Chm., Hillel, Dean's List. KURT WATERMANN AHNERT, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Phys., Kappa Delta Rho, Rush Chm., V. Pres., McMullen Scholarship, N.Y. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Incentive Scholarship. JORGE ALBA, Madrid, Spain, B.S. Engr., E.P., Dean's List. GAIL PATRICIA ALBERT, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD 84 FS, Afro-Amer. Society, Tennis, Bowling, Swimming, Cornell Scholarships, N.Y. Regents Scholarship. JUNE WANDA ALBRECHT, Camden, N.J., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Algonquin Lodge, Chm. of Board, Church Choir, Wesely, N.Y. Regents Scholarship, Harden Foundation Scholarship. THOMAS L. ALDINGER, Fairfield, Conn., B.S. Engr., C.E., American Society of Civil Engineers, Chi Epsilon lCiv. Engr.J, Dean's List. JEFFREY RAYMOND ALGATT, Bloomsburg, Pa., B.S. Engr. and Bus. Adm., C 81 E.E., Phi Gamma Delta, Historian 71, Recording Sec. 72, ASCE, Civitas, Freshman Football, Lightweight Football, Gymnastics Club, Intramurals, Red Key Society, Pres., Dean's List. BARBARA LOIS ALLEN, Bronx, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chem., Black View, Cornell Daily Sun, Student Adviser, Mortar Board, N.Y. Regents and Scholarship Incentive, National Achievement Scholarship. JOHN REUBEN ALLEN, Seaford, Del., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgt., Delta Upsilon, Varsity Golf, Sphinx Head Society, Pres. STEVEN EUGENE ALLISON, Glen Rock, Pa., B.S. Agr., Bio., Big Red Band, Mgr., Ski Club, Intramural Track, Novice Boxing, PHEAA Scholarship. ROBERT ALAN ALTER, Hartsdale, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Chi Psi, Club Managers Assoc., Hotel Ezra Cornell, N.Y. Regents Scholarship, Society of Cornell Hotelmen. MARY ANGELA AMBROSE, Dunkirk, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.E. ROBERT CARL AMELINGMEIER, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Chi Phi, Steward. CHARLES JOSEPH AMERISE, Farmingdale, N.Y., B.S. Engr., M.E., John McMullen Scholarship. DONALD E. AMSLER, Northport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Fruit Prod., Cornell Pomology Club, Treas. ROBERT HIER AMSLER, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., I.E., Cornell Corinthian Yacht Club. PAUL RUSSELL ANDERSON, JR., Wilmington, De., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Phi, Steward, H.S.M.A., Senior Class Council, Ski Club, Student-Faculty Comm. lHotel Schooll. RICHARD CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, Stony Brook, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Sigma Chi, Regents Scholarship. GEORGE RICHARD ANGEHR, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Jordani Club, AFL-CIO, Cornell Regents Scholarship, N.Y. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. SUSAN BETH ANNIS, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., SECS, Steering Comm., SCCIEFF, Pres., N.Y. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ALFRED ROBERT ANYZESKI, JR., West Palm Beach, Fla., B.S. Agr., Ed., Zeta Psi, Skiing, Motorcycling, Sports Rally, Varsity Baseball, Sphinxhead Club, Cornell, Transfer Scholarship. GLENN J. APPLEBEE, Conquest, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Cons. Ed., CATA, Treas. N.Y.S. Incentive Scholarship, Ag. Alumni Scholarship, Buckley Foundation. GARY EDWARD APPS, Medina, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Flor., Kappa Alpha Society, Judo Club, Samauri Club, Sec., Orientation Counselor, Ski Club, Univ. Unions WSH and Noyes Committees, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD JOSEPH ARENA, Stoneham, Ma., B.S. Engr., I.E., Delta Tau Delta, WUBR, Senate, Internal Operations Committee, IFC Senate Committee Chairman, Ski Club Planning Board. VICKIE LEE ARMSTRONG, Walton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Cornell Scholarship. SUSAN ARONES, Hinsdale, Illinois, B.S. Hum. Ec., D 84 EA, Kappa Psi, Choir lGirlsJ, Modeling, New York State Incentive Scholarship. LAURA RUTH ARONSON, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Nutrition, Hillel, Omicron Nu Honor Society, N.Y. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. JOHN E. ARUNY, Staten Island, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Phi Sigma Kappa, Sec. V. Pres., Varsity Polo, Public Relations, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. MICHAEL WILLY ASMUSSEN, Sao Paulo, Brazil, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Function Coordinator, 48th Hotel Ezra Cornell, Dean's List. KATHY JO ATKINSON, Missoula, Mont., A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Kappa Psi, Chm. Community Action Committee, Main-Line Drug Education Committee lDean of Students Officel, Student Adviser, Ski Club, Mortarboard, V. Pres., College Scholar, MED lPre-med SocietyJ, Cornell National Scholar Scholarship, Dean's List. SHELDON ERNEST AUSTIN, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Ling., Band, Cornell Concert Commission, Resident Advisor, Orientation Counselor, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERTA B. AXELROD, Roslyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Urban St., New Student Orientation Steering Committee, Cornell Univeristy Senate. 418 WILLIAM WESLEY AYRE, Gettysburg, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Phi Gamma Delta, Pres., 150 Lb. Football, Red Key, Bus. Ed. B MARGARET MARY BACH, Uniondale, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Pres. of Swim Club, 1971, Synchronized Swimming. DAVID LOUIS BACHMAN, Atlanta, Ga., A.B. Arts, Bio., Pi Lambda Phi, Social Chm., Big Red Band, Univ. Senate. ROBERT LYNN BADDERS, Broomall, Pa., B.S. Engr., C.E., Acacia Fraternity, Treas., A.I. Chem. E., Crew, Dean's List. WILLIAM CHARLES BADER, JR., Towson, Md., A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Dean's List. BARBARA HARRIET BADIAN, Chevy Chase, Md., A.B. Arts, Econ. Cornell Corinthian Yacht Club Sec., Raven 81 Serpent, Pres., Mary Knoblaugh Prize, Dean's List. BRIAN KEITH BAILEY, Upper Montclair, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Chi Psi, Fr. Football, Fr. Baseball. IRENE JUDITH BAILEY, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.N.F., Pikette, Sage Chapel Choir, Intramural Bowling, 69-70, 70-71, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JANICE LYNN BAIR, Boston, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Sage Chapel Choir, Mabel V. Merritt Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. CARL TENEYCK BAKER, Gloversville, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych-Hist., Kappa Sigma, Resident Advisor, Straight Student Dining Manager, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. GLENN STEVEN BAKER, Mystic, Conn., B.S. Engr., C.E., Chi Psi, V. Pres. AICHE, Freshman Football, Lightweight Football, Wearer of the C, Alfred E. Sloan Fellowship, Haviland Memorial Scholarship, Dean's List. JOHN FRANCIS BAKER, Batavia, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Meteorology: Alpha Zeta, Steward, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive Scholarship. WILLIAM ROBERT BALCHUNAS, Wayne, N.J., A.B. Arts, Bio., Sigma Phi, Swimming, Co-Capt., Water Polo, Red Key, Aleph Semach. JULES A. BALKIN, East Rockaway, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Hillel, Dean's List. KAREN LEE BALL, Canastota, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CCPPI Cepp Departmental Council. RICHARD WILLIAM BAN KS, Wantagh, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agr. Ec., Beta Theta Pi, Sec., Majura Nolanda, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JULIA BARASH, Monroe, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Resident Advisor, Women's Varsity Tennis Team, Women's Varsity Basketball Team, Saul Wallen Municipal Labor Internship, N.Y.S. Regents and Incentive Scholarships, Walter and May Reuther U.A.W. Scholarship, Dean's List. RANDALL JAY BARBARASH, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Sigma Alpha Mu, Intramural Hockey Capt., Softball Capt., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. CHRISTINA LYNN BARBER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.S.E., Cornell 4H Extension Club, Sec-Treas. PETER EUGENE BARKER, Glens Falls, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Rugby Club, N.Y.S. Regents and Incentive Scholarship. JEFFREY E. BARNES, Glastonbury, Conn., A.B. Arts, Psych., University Unions, Civitas, Dean's List. CONSUELO REYES BARRA, Bacaramanga, Colombia, B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Phillips-House, L.A.S.A. Member, Food Science Club. MICHAEL JOSEPH BARRA, Catskill, N.Y., D.V.M. Vet., Vet. Med., Alpha Psi, David Kennedy Johnston Scholarship, Martha Hamilton Scholarship. JAMES RICHARD BARRETT, Williamson, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Kappa Sigma, Asst. Social Chm., Cascadilla Prep School, Head Dorm Counselor, Intramural Football, Baseball. JEFFREY M. BARTH, Teaneck, N.J., A.B. Arts, Dean's List. LAWRENCE WILLIAM BASSOFF, North Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Cornell Daily Sun, Review Ed., Ithaca Tutoring Program, Pi Delta Epsilon Collegiate Journalism Honorary, Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Honorary, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROSEMARY BATT, Buffalo, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Dean's List. BARBARA ELLEN BARNA, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Civitas, Risley Residential College, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. WILLIAM GLENN BAUGHMAN, Summerville, Pa., A.B. Arts, Psych., Phi Kappa Tau, Rush Chm. Treas., Arts Dean's Scholarship, PHEAA. ELIZABETH L. BAUMAN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Cornell Daily Sun. ALAN TIPTON BAXTER, Manchester, Conn., A.B. Arts, Physics, Chi Psi, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWARD DeFOREST BEARY, Seneca Falls, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., INCAS Treas., Gouls's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JAMES CARY BACHTOLD, Midland, Mich., B.S. Engr., M.E. ALEXIS MARY BECK, Fort Lee, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, AHEA, Class of '73 Organizational Committee, Class of '73 Graduation Committee, Civitas, Hap. MARIANNE AGNES BECK, Pittsburgh, Pa., A.B. Arts, Ind., Triphammer Women's Coop, Student Adviser, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. LEWIS KEVIN BECRAFT, Haverstraw, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR. JOHN GREER BEDICHEK, Scarsdale, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Physics, C.O.C., Drama Club, Sailing, Nat. Merit Finalist, N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Scholarships. PETER JOSEPH BEHRLE, Essex Falls, NJ., A.B. Arts, Econ., Phi Delta Theta, Sec. Alum. Chm., Cheerleader, Fresh. Swim Team Capt., Varsity Swim Team, Water Polo Team, Aleph Samach, Aquarius. RALPH BRUNAR BEHRSIN, Manhasset, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Admin., Kappa Alpha, Rush Committee, Mainline, Council of Federated Ministries Treas., Hotel Ezra Cornell Music Director, Hotel Sales Met. Assoc., Club Managers Assoc. of America, Student Rules 84 Grievance C'tee, Olin Library, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Taylor Foundation Scholarship, Dean's List. PETER DOUGLAS BELL, Cambridge, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res. HAROLD DWIGHT BENEDICT, Turin, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Ag., N.Y.S. Lemi Association. DIANE LOU BENEWAY, Ontario, N.Y., B.S. Agr., C.A., Cornell Univ. Sports Car Club, Sec., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JEFFREY HERBERT BENJAMIN, Middletown, N.Y., B.S. Engr., I.E. SHELLEY GALE BENJAMIN, East Meadow, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec. DEA, Draft Counsellor, DEA Option 3 Departmental Council, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ROBERT STARR BENNETT, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hot. Adm., Phi Gamma Delta, HEC, Hotel Research, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. BARRY MICHAEL BENSON, Hillside, NJ., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr., Lambda Chi Alpha. SARA McMAHON BENTLEY, Portland, Ore., A.B. Arts, Hist., Sage Chapel Choir, Raven and Serpent, University Scholarship. VICTOR BRUCE BENTLEY, Prattsburg, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Conserv., Alpha Phi Omega, Conservation -Club, Pre-Law Society, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Incentive Scholarship. MICHAEL ALLAN BEREZA, Gloversville, N.Y., A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Cornell University Glee Club, Ass't Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive, Cornell Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IVIE HOPE BERGER, Seaford, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S. HOWARD J. BERGMAN, Union, NJ., A.B. Arts, Hist., Civitas, Israeli Folk Dance, HAP, Dean's List. MARC LEWIS BERK, Bloomfield, NJ., B.S. Agr., Rur. Soc., Cornell Draft Information Service, Aleph Samach, Rural Sociology Teaching Assistant, Dean's List. MARLENE GILDA BERLIN, Lewistown, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Civitas, Hum. Ec., Undergraduate, Curriculum Comm. BARRY BERMAN, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, WUBR-Cornell Radio Guild, Trialogue, Host 84 Producer, Thurston Ave. Liberation Front, Pi Delta Epsilon, Sigma Delta Chi, Sec., Iota Beta Sigma, Dean's List. ELI MICHAEL BERMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., D.V.M. Vet., Vet. Med., Young Israel, Hillel, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. LESLIE ADRIANE BERMAN, Elizabeth, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF. MERYL WILMA BERMAN, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR. RICHARD FRANCIS BERNARD, Littleton, Colo., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Alpha Sigma Phi, Tau Beta Pi, N.J. Clear Air and Water Scholarship, Dean's List. BARBARA A. BERNHARDT, Williamsville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Civitas, Ithaca Tutorial. KATHRYNE LOUISE BERNICK, Indialantic, Fla., A.B. Arts, Gov., Phillips House, Cornell International Affairs Assoc., Civitas Tutoring, LeFIure, Women's Guild Scholarship, Dean's List. LAURENCE R. BERNSTEIN, Johannesburg, South Africa, B.S. Hotel, Hot. Adm., C.U. Senate, Hotel School Rep., Student Faculty Com. Hotel School Member, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Director, WVBR, Asst. V. Pres., Director of Promotion, Quill and Dagger. RAYMOND MARTIN BERNSTEIN, East Meadow, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, WVBR-FM, Freshman Golf, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. PAULINE SUE BETTY, Wilmington, Del., A.B. Arts, Psych, Phillips House House Mgr., Women's Chorus, Symphonic Band, Mainline, Wesley Foundation, Civitas Companionship Therapy, International Affairs Assoc., W.A.A. Dorm Rep. MARTIN G. BIALER, Great Neck, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Alpha Chi Sigma. GREGG LITTLE BIDLACK, Jenkintown, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hot. Adm., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Ass't Engineering Chm., Interior Design Committee, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Track, Philadelphia Chapter of Cornell Society of Hotelmen. MARTIN TED BIEGELMAN, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Jordani Club, McGovern For President Coalition, Soil Conservation Society of America, V. President, Premedical Pre-Ceptor Program, Phi Theta Kappa, Class of '86 Memorial Speaking Award. JEFFREY HOWARD BIEGER, Decatur, Ill., B.S. Hotel, Acct., Pi Kappa Phi, Anchor Chm., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Hotel Sales Mgt. Assoc., Savage Club, Cornell Dramatic Club, Student Mgt. Corp. Director, Dean's List. ROBERT F. BIGLER, Fredonia, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Cornell Folk Song Club, Cornell Ski Club, Cornell Rugby Football Club. RICHARD REED BILLIG, Lansdale, Pa., B.S. Engr., Comp. Sci., Dean's List. JACQUELINE CLAIRE BIRNBAUM, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Cornell Orchestra, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. THOMAS CRAIG BISHOP, Lebanon, Pa., B.S. Engr., I.E., Kappa Sigma, Cornellian, Archery Club, Dean's List. LEAH ELLEN BISSONETTE, Hoosick Falls, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.S.E., A.H.E.A. Chm., Departmental Council, Committee on Academic Services, Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, A.H.E.A. Eastern District Scholarship, Eastern Milk Producers Co-op Scholarship, Mohl Grange Scholarship, Dean's List. SANDRA BLACK, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov. 81 Comm., Head of Black News Affairs Dept., Radio Newscaster, WVBR Radio, United Black Artists Dancer, Black Communicators, COSEP Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, COSEP. WILLIAM JOHN BLACK, Endwell, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Bus. STEVEN I. BLACKMAN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.P. SCOTT CARLTON BLACKSTONE, New Hartford, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E. ANNE ADAIR BLECHER, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Ed., Cornell Daily Sun, Business Board, Risley Residential College, Treas., Women's Golf Team, Raven and Serpent, 4l9 N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. BENNETT ARTHUR BLECHER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Chem., Tau Delta Phi, Fencing Team, Gymnastic Club, Dean's List. BERTINA CAROL BLEICHER, Lawrenceville, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Christian Science Organization, Treas., Reader, Pres., Ski Club, Lacrosse. RICHARD LEE BLEWETT, Honolulu, Hawaii, A.B. Arts, Eng., Phi Upsilon Kappa, Pledge Master, Cornell Daily Sun, Dorm Social Committee Pres., Ski Club, Freshman Fencing, Varsity Fencing, Wearer of the C, Corne National Scholarship, Dean's List. VYTAUTAS JOHN BLIUDNIKAS, Brockton, Mass., B.S. Engr., E.E., Seal and Serpent, Soc. Chm., Intramural Hockey, Football, Basketball, Dean's List. PETER WILLIAM BLOCH, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Dean's List. STEVEN LEE BLOCK, Lincolnwood, III., B.S. Engr., I.E., Phi Sigma Epsilon, House Mgr., Gymnastics, Intramural Volleyball, Skiing, Tennis. ROBIN OLIVIA BLOCKER, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.F.N., Karate, COSEP, Sears Roebuck Scholarship. COURTNEY ALLEN BLUE, Bremen, Ind., A.B. Arts, Philosophy, Cornell Samurai Club, University Darkrooms, Cornell Honorary National Scholar. STEVEN B. BLUM, Huntingdon Valley, Pa., B.S. ILR, ILR, Kappa Delta Rho, Alumni Chm., Senate Subcommittee on Physical Education and Athletics, ILR Voice, Cornell Ambassadors Speakers Bureau. BRUCE LONG BOBBITT, Bethesda, M.D., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Member, Omicron Nu, Dean's List. VERA MARIE BODENSTEINER, Long Beach, Ca., A.B. Arts, Eng., Alpha Phi Unity Chm., Cornell Soaring Club, V. Pres., Treas. KENNETH JOHN BOERTZEL, Paramus, N.J., B.S. Engr., I.E., Psi Upsilon, Pres. RICHARD CARL BOKLAND, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. LINDA ALICE BONNEY, Auburn, Me., A.B. Arts, Psych., Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. LINDA CAROLE BOONE, Bloomfield, NJ., A.B. Arts, Urban Soc., Von Cromm, Social Chm., WVBR-FM, Newsbroadcaster, University Senate, Black Communicators. PIYAWAT BOON-LONG, Thailand, B.S. Engr., M.E., McMullen Scholarship Award, Burrell Scholarship Award, International Student Office Scholarship Award, Dean's List. THOMAS HENDEL BORMAN, Long Lake, Minn., A.B. Arts, Govt., Sigma Phi, Pres., Rush Chm., Student Manager, North Campus Union, Student Faculty Committee on Minority and Disadvantaged, IFC Committee on Academics Chm., Aleph Semach, V. Pres., Dean's List. TED RICHARD BOWEN, New Berlin, Wis., B.S. Engr., E.E., Alpha Phi Omega, Nat. Service Fraternity, Exec. Board, Cornell Radio Guild, IEEE, WVBR, Remote Operations Director, Technical Director, McMullen Award. RICHARD CARMAIN BOWER, Upper Saddle River, NJ., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Kappa Delta Psi, Long Range Planning Chm., Wesley Foundation, Corp. Executive Board Member, Food Science Club, Gymnastics Team. BRUCE, JOSEPH BOWLUS, Centerville, Ohio, B.S. Eng., Elec., Eta Kappa Nu, Dean's List. VICKI FAYE BOXER, Milwaukee, Wis., A.B. Arts, Econ. THOMAS RICHARD BOYD, Jeffersonville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Morrison Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Incentive Scholarship. JOHN MICHAEL BOZICH, Country Club Hills, Ill., A.B. Arts, Econ., Psi Upsilon, Freshmen Football, Varsity Football. SUSAN BARBARA BRACHFELD, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Civitas, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Incentive Award, Dean's List. STEVEN SCOTT BRADDON, Trumbull, Conn., A.B. Arts, Psych., Cornell Undergraduate Bowling League, Cornell Varsity Bowling Team. JAMES BROOKS BRADLEY, Baltimore, Md., B.S. Arts, Econ., Phi Gamma Delta, LaCrosse Tri Captain. LYNN B. BRADLEY, White Sulphur Springs, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. IEFFREY LEWIS BRAFF, North Bellmore, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Algonquin Lodge Treas., McGovern Coalition Coordinator, Movement for a New Congress Coordinator, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. DANNY, ALAN BRASS, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Iordani Zoological Society, Cornell Table Tennis Club, Baker Street Underground Res. Club, HoNun-De-Kah, Dean's List. IOHN MICHAEL BREDEMEYER III, Orient, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Pre-Vet Society, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. FREDERICK HERMAN BREITFELD, Waterloo, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Kappa Alpha, V. Pres., Pres., IFC judicial Board, Freshman Football, Varsity Baseball, Quill and Dagger, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELLEN SUE BREITMAN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Eng., Rainy Day Magazine, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. IOHN STEPHEN BRENDEL, McKeesport, Pa., A.B. Arts, Gov. and Econ., Phi Gamma Delta, IFC, Intramurals, Dean's Scholarship, Arts, Pittsburgh Alumni Club Scholarship, Dean's List. NANCY A. BRENNER, White Plains, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S. CAROL LYNN BRIGHAM, Arlington, Va., B.S. Arts, Math. ROBERT MICHAEL BRILL, Scarsdale, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Intramural Basketball and Softball, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ROBIN LESLIE BRINN, Albertson, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Social Relations. MARILYN DALE BRITWAR, Great Neck, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov. and Psych., Civitas, Octagon Productions, Cornell Cinema, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship. WILLIAM WALTER BRITZ, East Northport, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C.E., N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. MARGARET BRODZINSKI, Cheektowaga, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Ag., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. MARK L. BROMBERG, West Hartford, Conn., B.S. Hotel, Hot. Adm., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Cornell University Senate, Senate Subcommittee on Dining, Senate Subcommittee on Housing, V. Chm., Cornell Hotel Assoc., Ye Hosts Hon. Soc., Dean's List. SHARON DIANE BROOK, Piscataway, N.I., A.B. Arts, Eng., Cornell Daily Sun, News Board, Alpha Lambda Delta, Cornell Scholarship, Cornell Federation of Women's Clubs Scholarship, Dean's List. PETER REYNOLDS BROOKS, Darien, Conn., B.S. Agr., Envir. Ed. KAREN E. BROTEN, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hot. Adm., Delta Gamma, Housemgr., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Senior Executive Committee, Ye Hosts Honorary, Dean's List. KERRY L. BROWN, Berwick, Pa., D.V.M., Vet., Vet. Med., Omega Tau Sigma, Scavma. LAWRENCE CHARLES BROWN, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Faculty Board for Student Conduct, ILR Voice, ILR Forum, IFC Rush Committee, N.Y.S. Assembly Intern, Lobbying Committee, ILR School, Cornell Young Republicans, Workers' Rights Organization, Cornellian, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PAMELA IRENE BROWN, Westwood, Mass., B.S., Hum. Ec., HNF, Transfer Orientation Committee, A.H.E.A., Mortar Board, Dean's List. TERRY NEIL BROWNSCHIDLE, East Amherst, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Psi Upsilon, Freshman Hockey, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Hockey, Dean's List. BRIAN DONALD BRUCKER, Rochester, N.Y., A.B. Hotel, Hot. Adm., Delta Phi, Social Chm., Dorm Area Council, Dorm Social Committee, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. IAMES FREDERICK BRUNK, Westport, Conn., B.S. Engr., C.E., Phi Sigma Kappa, Asst. Rush Chm., NROTC, NROTC. MARK A. BRUS, Pittsfield, Mass., B. of Arch. Arch., Arch, Dean's List. LINDA IOYCE BRYANT, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., Black View Inewspaperl, International Students' Assoc. ALAN STEVEN BUCHBERG, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Economics, Watermargin, Education Committee Chm., Treas., Cornell Daily Sun, Bus. Board, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, Dean's List. DEBORAH ELLIOTT BUCK, Mercer Island, Wa., A.B. Arts, Art Hist. LENORE MARGARET BUCKLEY, Garden City, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Algonquin Coop, Civitas, Cornell Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. DAVID NEWTON BUDA, Freeport, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., Lambda Sigma Delta, Resident Advisor, Teaching Assistant, Dean's List. D. BRUCE BUDINOFF, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Food Science Club, Eastern Frosted Food Association Scholarship. WOLFGANG BUECHLER, Buffalo, N.Y.,A.B. Arts, Math., Pi Mu Epsilon, Sec., Freshman Fencing, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Regents, Mabel Merritt Fund, Dean's List. IONATHAN DESPARD BUHL, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. ,Engr., C.E., Phi Kappa Psi, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, Dean's List. IAM ES F. BUISCH, Lyons, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Mech. IEAN MORFORD BUIST, Sparta, N.l., A.B. Arts, Eng., Civitas, Dorm Council Rep., Nereids. IAMES HENRY BULLWINKEL, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Orn. Hort. KENNETH IOHN BURGER, Teaneck, N.l., B.S. Agr., Ag. Econ., Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, Cornell Ambassadors, Co-chm., Interfraternity Council Pres., Aleph Samach, Pres., Quill and Dagger. ELLEN COLBY BURGESS, Lynnfield, Mass., B.S. Hu. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S. KENNETH A. BURKET, Corning, N.Y., B.S. Engr., M.E. RICHARD WILLIAM BURLEIGH, Oriskang Falls, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Outdoor Recr. MARTIN IOSEPH BURNS, Plainview, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Ch. E., Sigma Pi, Dean's List. MARTHA MAYNARD BURROUGHS, Amherst, Mass., B.S. Agr., Bio. ALAN MICHAEL BUSEK, Norwalk, Conn., B.S. Agr., Bio., Delta Tau Delta, Corresponding Sec., Pre-Vet Society, State of Connecticut Award. LAWRENCE BUSH, East Pepperell, Mass., B.S. Engr., E.E., Seal and Serpent, Mass. Dept. of Higher Education Scholarship, McMillan Scholarship, Dean's List. PATRICIA READ BUSH, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rur. Soc., Dean's List. RONALD LEE BUSKIRK, Easton, Pa., B.S. Engr., E.E., Delta Tau Delta, Undergrad. Trustee, Big Red Band, lohn H. Barr and McMullen Scholarships, Dean's List. MICHAEL ROBERT BUSSEL, Parsippany, N.l., A.B. Arts, Hist., May Day, Dean's List. SUZANNE MARIE BUSSMANN, St. Louis, Mo., A.B. Arts, Psych. ROBERT IAMES BUTCHER, Woodhaven, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Food Science Club, judo Club, Howard Iohnson's Schol., Cornell Agr. Alumni, Cornell Univ. Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. THOMAS IAMES BUTLER, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. TIMOTHY JAMES BUTTERFIELD, Windham, N.H., DVM, Vet., Vet. Med., Omega Tau Sigma, S.C.A.V.M.A. LINDA D. BYER, Macedon, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.M.S., Dean's List. BARBARA HELEN BYRNES, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Mgmt, NRA, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Taylor. C BETTE IANE CAAN, Miami Beach, Fla., B.S.' 420 Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S. ANNE BLYTHE CADEL, Hewlett, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Cornellian, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. WILLIAM HOWARD CAGNEY, Pearl River, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Ch.E., AICHE, Glee Club, Asst. Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. TIMOTHY IOHN CAHILL, Trenton, N.I., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, WHCU, WVBR, Cross Country Capt., Spiked Shoe Society, Track, University Scholarship, N.I. State Scholarship. FRANK M. CALAGUIRE, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Upsilon, Athletic Chm., Head Waiter, Teaching Assistant, Varsity Baseball, Freshman Baseball, Ye Host Honorary Society, Dean's List. RANDY L. CALDWELL, Salisbury Center, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Campus Crusade for Christ, Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. LINDA IEANNE CALLAHAN, Philadelphia, Pa., A.B. Arts, French. CHARLES CAMISA, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Dean's List. LINDA IOYCE CAMP, Plattsburgh, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA 84 Comm. Arts, Pi Beta Phi, Sec., Alpha Alpha Pi, Cornellian, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT LOUIS CAMPBELL, Cleveland, Ohio, B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts. KATHLEEN PATRICK CANTLEY, Linthicum, Md., B.S. Agr., Bio., Graduation Committee, Dean's List. IOHN DAVID CAPLAN, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Tau Epsilon Phi, Scribe, Univ. Finance Commission, Senate Committee on Community Affairs, Orientation Counselor, ILR Forum, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. CHARLES IOSEPH CAPPANNARI, Plymouth, Mass., B.S. Engr., C.E., Delta Phi, V. President, AFS Club, University Senate, Univ. Senate Campus Planning Committee, Chm., Sailing Team, McMullen, Plymouth Rotary Club Scholarship. PETER F. CARDAMONE, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Sci. Ed., Cornellian, Seniors Ed., Research Technician IATESPI, Ho-Nu-De-Ka, McMullen Eng. Schol., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. RONALD TOWNSEND CARMAN, Uniondale, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rec. Sec., Intramural Supervisor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Walter I. Teagle Scholarship. SAMUEL IAMES CARMEN, IR., Iamestown, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, New Student Orientation Committee, Rugby Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell U. Scholarship. GIOVINA THERESA CAROSCIO, Elmira, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, American Association of Home Economists, CEPP Department Council Member, Cornell Scholarship. SUSAN ANNE CARPENTER, Wellsville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Cornell Countryman, Cornell National Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IOHN FRANCIS CARROLL, Medford, Mass., A.B. Arts, Eng., Cornellian, English Honors Program. CHRIS CARTY, Mattituck, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Sci., Projectionist, Swim Team, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. BETH A. CARVER, Auburn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. PAUL MICHAEL CASHMAN, Newburgh, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math., Kappa Delta Rho, Chaplain, Scholarship Chm., Big Red Band, Mgr., Wind Ensemble, Hillel, Beta Rho Beta, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Myrtle H. Miller Scholarship. STEFAN DANTE CASSELLA, Rutherford, N.I., B.S. Eng., M.E., Movement for a New Congress, Co-Chm., McGovern Coalition, Co-Chm., Student Faculty Liaison Comte, Engineering Physics, Moon Lab, Research Asst., McMullen Scholarship. I. CHRISTOPHER CASSIDY, Schenectady, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Physics, Varsity Fencing Team, Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive, Arts 84 Sciences, Dean's List. TERENCE jOHN CENTNER, Dunkirk, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Landscape Arch., Cayuga Lodge Disbursements Treas, Board of Trustees, Landscape Mastery Committee, Faculty Selection Committee, Alpha Pi Xi, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, William Frederick Dreer Award Fellowship, Dean's List. jEFFREY MARTIN CERSONSKY, Denver, Co., A.B. Arts, Math., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pre-Med Society, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWARD ANTHONY CERULLO, Morton, Pa., A.B. Arts, Philos., Sigma Phi, Pa. State School. YOUNG GUL CHA, Seoul, Korea, B.S. Engr., E.E., Delta Chi, Glee Club, Dean's List. CHOAKCHAI CHAIYATO, Bangkok, Thailand, B.S. Engr., C.E., Dean's List. ROBERT GARDNER CHALMERS, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Sci., Phi Kappa Tau, Chaplain, Pledge Master, Asst. Rush Chm., Lacrosse, N.Y.S. Regents and Incentive Award. WILLIAM ANTON CHAMBERLAIN, Norwich, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Risley Res. College, Cornell Glee Club, Cornell Savoyards, Treas. and Historian-Librarian, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CECILY ANN CHAMBERS, jacksonville, Fla., B.S. Arts, Bio., Dean's Schol. GEORGE ELIAS CHAMOUM, Sarhine, Lebanon, B.S., Engr., E.E., Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. KAM-SHUI CHAN, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., E.E., Chinese Students Assoc., Table Tennis Club, International Student Office Scholarship, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. TAK SHONG CHAN, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., M.E., Chinese Student Assoc., Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List. jAMES ROBERT CHANDLER, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr., Wesley Foundation, Freshman Crew, Coxswain, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DOROTHY j. CHANG, Lynbrook, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Chinese Student Association, Sage Chapel Choir, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. GORDON GUTHRIE CHANG, Madison, N.j., A.B. Arts, Hist., Von Cramm, V. Pres., University Senate, Univ. Board of Trustees, Cornell Daily Sun, joint Trustee-Senate Advisory Committee, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, Dean's List. IORGE FRANCISCO CHANG, Guayaquil, Ecuador, B.S. Agr., Agronomy, judo, Cornell judo Club, Standard Fruit Co. Scholarship, Cornell University Scholarship. MING U. CHANG, College Heights, Ark., B.S. Engr., E.E., Chinese Students Association, Eta Kappa Nu, j. McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWARD BA RLOW CHAPMAN, Odessa, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet, Symphonic Band, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. jAMES F. CHAPMAN, Skaneateles, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agronomy. YEN-jO CHEN, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Ch. E., Sigma Nu, Chinese Student Assoc. BRUCE WILSON CHENEY, Wayne, Pa., B.S. Engr., E.E., Electrical Engineering, Student Faculty Committee, Freshman Swimming. CHUEN HON CHENG, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., E.P., E.P. Faculty-Student Liasion Comm., jr. Class Rep., Chinese Student Assn., Frosh Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Tau Beta Pi Treas., Burrell Scholarship, Dean's List. FRED WUNGYENG CHENG, Sands Point, N.Y., B.S. Engr., M.E., Chinese Students Assoc. PHILIP YEE SING CHENG, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., E.P., Alpha Sigma Phi, Chinese Student Association, Cornell Table Tenns Club, V. Pres., Varsity Squash, Intramural Badminton, Tau Beta Phi Pres., Dean's List. TOBY ANN CHESMAN, Troy, N.Y., B.S., Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S. THOMAS IOHN CHESNUT, Morrisville, Pa., A.B. Arts, Physics, Pi Kappa Phi, Secretary, Warden, Orientation Counselor, Gymnastics, National Merit Scholarship. jOSEPH BWT CHEUNG, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., E.P., Tau Beta Pi, Cornell Symphony Orchestra, john McMullen and International Student Office Scholarship, Dean's List. ABRAHAM CHIAN-LONG CHIAN, Rio De janeiro, Brazil, B.S. Eng., E.E. and S.S., Cornell Glee Club, Sage Chapel Choir, Chinese Student Assoc., Chinese Music Society, Formosense Club, Intramurals, McMullen's, International Student's, Dean's List. CYNTHIA CHIEN, Kolloon, Hong Kong, B.S., Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Kappa Psi. ELLEN jOY CHIMERANE, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Algonquin Lodge Coordinator, Pres., Folk Dancing Club, Orientation Counsellor, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S.A.A. Scholarship. VICTORIA CHIN, Miami, Fla., A.B. Arts, Asian Studies, Chinese Students Association, Cornellian, International Committee of WSH, Sage Chapel Choir, University Unions Management Committee, OC, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres., Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs Scholarships INeIlie M. Lewis Schol.j, Cornell Scholarship lAlfred S. K. Sze Scholarshipj, Dean's List. PAUL IEROME CHIRLIN, Kenmore, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio, Psych., Pi Lambda Phi, Pres., Civitas, Lyon-McFaddin Dorms, Dorm Treas., Preceptor Program, Mu Epsilon Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. RICHARD ALLEN CHIULLI, Cranston, R.l., B.S., Engr., Mu Epsilon Delta, Dean's List. ANTHONY ONIEL CHONG, Kingston, jamaica, W.l., A.B. Arts, Chemistry, Cornell West Indian Students Association, Laubengayer Prize, Cornell University-jamaica Scholarship, Dean's List. NORMAN LARS CHRISTENSEN, McMurray, Pa., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Heavyweight Crew, Dean's List. CHUN-KEUNG SYDNEY CHU, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., I.E.lO.R., Chinese Students Association, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWARD GERARD CIACCIA, Rochester, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Genetics, Karate Club, Risely Residential College, Intramural Baseball, Arts and Sciences Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. MICHAEL jOSEPH CIARALDI, Rochester, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Acacia, Chaplain, Rec. Sec., Chmn, House Betterment Committee, University Senate, Six-year Ph.D. Program, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell, National Honor Society, Thompson Memorial Scholarship, Dean's List. jAMES ANTHONY CIOFFI, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sec., Cornell Daily Sun, Bus. Mgr., IFC Publications Committee, Michael j. Quinn Scholarship, Dean's List. NORA KATHRYN CIPOLLA, Nunda, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CONSTANCE ANNE CLARK, Geneva, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Nutr., Pi Beta Phi, Pikettes of Pi Kappa Alpha, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. KATHERINE KELLER CLARK, Franklin Lakes, N.j., B.S. Arts, Psycholo8Y3 Kappa Psi, 1968-69 Women's Fencing Team. MARCIA SUSAN CLARK, Ithaca, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Biochem., Risley Residential College, Alpha Lambda Delta, Undergrad. Research Scholarship Program, NSF Research Grant, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. WESLEY ALLEN CLARK, Havertown, Pa., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Kappa Delta Rho, Steward, Big Red Band, Wind Ensemble, Cornell Christian Fellowship, Beta Rho Beta. DEBORAH ADAIR CLARKE, Ticonderoga, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Com. Arts. LYNN ANN CLASSEN, Chicago, Ill., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Marriage, Motherhood. THOMAS PAUL CLAUSEN, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., General Agr. MARK ANDREW CLEMENTE, Glen Ridge, N.j., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Delta Upsilon, 150 Football, Mgr. CHRIS jOHN CLEVERING, Malien, Cal., A.B. Arts, Independent, Varsity Track. SUSAN BETH COAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Sigma Delta Tau, 421 Tennis Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EDWARD DANIEL COBB, Waterloo, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Algonquin Lodge, Sec., V. Pres., House Mgr. PAUL EUGENE COBB, Plainville, Ma., B.S. Engr., C.E., Action for the Beebe Lake Environment IABLEj, Ithaca ZPG, Sierra Club, YPSL, McMullen Scholarship, Mass. Board of Higher Education. jOSEPH FRANCIS COCCHETTO, Olean, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C.E., Delta Tau Delta, Asst. Treas., Freshman Golf Team, Tau Beta Pi, Social Chm., Cornell McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. BRUCE COCHRANE, Portland, Conn., A.B. Arts, Biol. jEFFREY HART COFFIN, Wilbraham, Mass., B.S. Engr., C.E., Delta Chi, House Mgr., V. Pres, Intramurals, Freshman Cross Country, Ski Team. ANN RHONDA COHEN, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Alpha Epsilon Phi, House Mgr., Research Ass't, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. BRUCE IRA COHEN, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math., Cornell Draft Information Service, Cornell Sailing Club, Movement for a New Congress, Uris Kommittee, Procrastinators Honorary, Delta Epsilon. CAROL BARBARA COHEN, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.D. 81 F.S., Tutor, Swimming, Tennis. DAVID MICHAEL COHEN, Glen Cove, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Beta Sigma Rho, Soc. Chmn., Alpha Phi Omega Nat. Serv. Frat., V.P. Frat. Affairs, Nominating Com., Regional Conf. Cte., Negotiations Intern, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Incentive Award, Brooklyn jewish Postal Workers Welfare League Scholarship, Dean's List. MARCIA ELLEN COHEN, Newton Centre, Mass., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 81 E.A. SUSAN CAROL COHEN, Clifton, N.j., A.B. Arts, Eng., Folk Dance Club, University Orchestra, Dean's List. SUSAN HARRIET COHEN, Monticello, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 81 E.A., Delta Delta Delta, Chaplain, '75 Deskbook, Orientation Counsellor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. CHARLES LOUIS COHN, Plainview, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Bowling Team Co-Capt., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ELIZABETH jANE COHN, Deal, N.j., A.B. Arts, Psych., Alpha Epsilon Phi, Civitas, Volunteer Companionship Therapy, Willard Special Children's Center, B.0.C.E.S., Teaching Assistant, PsycholoSY3 Dean's List. COLLEEN SUSAN COLBERT, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Child Dvpt., Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH COLE, Glen Ridge, N.j., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 84 E.A. CHALICE COLEMAN, Chicago, Ill., A.B. Arts, Psych. jOHN MOSELEY COLES, Washington, D.C., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball. MARCIA ANN COLLINS, Perry, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Member of Cornell Intercollegiate, Cornell Women's Intercollegiate Ice Hockey, Cornell Women's Intercollegiate Basketball Team, Ho-Nun-De-Kah Treas., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IEROME STEVEN COLT, Silver Spring, Md., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Beta Sigma Rho, Pledge Master, Rush Chmn., IFC, jr. Rep., Orientation Counselor, WVBR. MARK jEFFREY COLTIN, Newburyport, Mass., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Phi Gamma Delta, Student Mgr at North Campus Union, Ambassador's Program, Intramural Football, Phi Eta Sigma, Alvin Silverman Foundation Schol., Elks Foundation Nat. Schol., john Calvin Noyes Schol., Commonwealth of Mass. Schol. TIMOTHY CURRIER COMINGS, Bainbridge, N.j., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet., Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Overseas Study lScotIandI, Lt. Wt. Crew, Beatty, Cornell Club, Cornell Univ. Schol. PAUL BRIAN COMISKEY, Hicksville, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Chi Psi, Mummies, Freshman Track, Varsity Track, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. GERALD FRANCIS CONCANNON, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Civil Engr., 609 Res. Club, Duck Soup, Chi Epsilon, Civil Engineering, Dean's List. RICHARD IOSEPH CONIGLIO, Succasunna, N.I., B.S. Engr., C.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Dean's List. CHARLES A. CONINE, IR., Athens, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Phi Kappa Tau, Steward, Alumni Sec., Big Red Band, Hotel Ezra Cornell, N.Y.S. Hotel Association Schol., N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Univ. Schol. THOMAS CHARLES CONRAN, Kenmore, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.P., Navy ROTC, Tau Beta Pei, McMullen Schol., Navy ROTC Schol., Dean's List. LUCA EDWARD CONTE, Mount Kisco, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio, Delta Chi, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Big Red Band, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Mt. Kisco Lions Club Schol., Roberts Schol., Dean's List. SHARON IANEICE COOK, Topmost, Ky., A.B. Arts, Bio., Cornell University Scholarship. MARY ELIZABETH COOKINGHAM, Kenmore, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eco., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. RICHARD IOSEPH COONEY, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Cons., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DEAN SCOTT COOPER, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Eng., E.I., Sigma Alpha Mu, Civitas, Cornell Concert Commission, M.N.C., Orientation Counselor, Ski Club, Dean's List. MARY ELLEN CORCORAN, Arlington, Mass., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 8: F.S., INCAS, Pres., AHEA, Cornell Scholarship, Thompson Scholarship. IAMES E. CORNELL, Hornell, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Seal and Serpent, House Mgr., Band. IEFFREY TODD CORWIN, Riverhead, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., R.A. Selection Comm., Teaching Ass't, Cornell Schol. Fund, Dyson Schol., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IEFFREY MICHAEL COSMAN, Englewood, N.I., B.S. Engr., E.P. MARK ROPER COVINGTON, Dallas, Tex., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., H.E.C. Front, Office Committee '72, Ye Hosts, Dean's List. SAMVEH COWANS, Cleveland, Ohio, B.S. Arts, Soc., 1970 F.G. Marcham Boxing Coach, Trophy Winner. WILLIAM WARREN COWDERY, Ashtabula, Ohio, A.B. Arts, MathlRussian, Risley, Chmn, Committee, Dining Spokesman, Dobro Slovo, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT KNIGHT COX, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Arts, Eco., Chi Psi, Pres., Sec., Football, Rugby, President, Cornell Rugby Club. BARRY RICHARD CRAMER, Beachwood, Ohio, A.B., Arts, Gov't, Zeta Beta Tau, Dean's List. BERNICE ANN CRAMER, St. Louis, Mo., A.B. Arts, Romance Studies, French Literature, Orientation Committee, French-Russian Coop, Cornell Folk Dance Club, Grap-Cabral Community, Orientation Counselor, Woman ls My Name, Risley Res. College, Women's Olympics, Karate Club, Samurai Club, Dean's List. CAMILLE ELIZABETH CROOKS, Portlandville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 8: F.S., Civitas, Cornell Women's Lacrosse, N.Y.S. Regents and Schol. Incentive. IOHN MICHAEL CROTTY, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. LAWRENCE FRANK CROUCHER, Kirkville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Ag., Chi Psi, Freshman Football, Freshman Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse, Red Key, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. IAN IONATHAN CROWN, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Sci., Frisbee, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DAVID ALLEN CUDDEBACK, Binghamton, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Sigma Phi Epsilon, V. Pres., Soc. Chmn., lnterfraternity Council, Sec., V.Pres, Alleph Semach, Cornell Regents Scholarship. MARK ALAN CUKIERSKI, Somers, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Alpha Gamma Rho, Boxing. GARY PIERCY CULYER, Port Chester, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Col., Intramurals, Varsity Golf, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. WILLIAM HARBY CUNNINGHAM, Wellesley Hills, Mass., B.Arch., Arch, Arch, VICTOR A. CURRAN, Baltimore, Md., A.B. Arts, Hist. of Art, Watermargin, Cornell Dramatics Club, Cornell Folk Concerts, Cornell Outing Club. RICHARD ANTHONY CURRERI, No. Valley Stream, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Freshman Dorm Area Council, N. Campus Exec. Board, N. Campus Programming Comm., WVBR, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Hockey, Intramural Softball, Ithaca HOckey Fans' Assoc. DONALD IOSEPH CURRY, Bayonne, N.I., B.S. Engr., E.P., Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Honorary, Dean's List. IANETTE RUTH CUSHMAN, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Delta Gamma, Cornell Chapter of ZPG, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. D WILLIAM HAROLD DAETSCH, West Seneca, N.Y., A.B. Art, Gov't, ELAINE GRACE DALRYMPLE, Clifton Springs, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res., Cornell Senate, Womens Ski Team, Womens Golf Team, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. IANET LEE DANIELS, Boston, Ma., A.B. Arts, German Lit. IEFFRY DANIELS, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Zoology, Iordani, WVBR-FM, Sports Director, Cornell Radio Guild, 609 Res. Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Honorary Regents. IOHN ERIC DANIELS, Upper Montclair, N.I., A.B. Arts, Hist., Chinese Students Association, Cornell Daily Sun, Cornellian, Dean's List. ALAN ARTHUR DANSER, Cranbury, N.I., B.S. Eng., Ag. Eng., Zeta Psi, Ag Eng Club, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew, Dean's List. LYNN HELEN DARSH, Watertown, Conn., A.B. Arts, Am. Studies, Cornell Dean's Scholarship, State of Conn. Scholarship, Dean's List. KEITH WAYNE DAUB, Port Reading, N.l., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Upsilon, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Cornell University Scholarship, Dean's List. IRA MITCHELL DAUBER, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Bio. Eng., Sigma Alpha Mu, Orientation Counselor, Tau Beta Pi, Mu Epsilon Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. BRUCE BENTON DAVIDSON, High Ridge, Mo., A.B. Arts, Econ., Alpha Delta Phi, NROTC, Narmid, NROTC Scholarship, Dean's List. BETH SUSAN DAVIS, Union, N.I., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE-III, Civitas, Cornell Dance Concert, Peer Counseling, Planned Parenthood Volunteer, WVBR lBus.I, Dean's List. CHRISTINE SUSAN DAVIS, Otego, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Sci. Ed-Bio., Delta Delta Delta, Rush Chmn., Fr. Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. LAURA B. DAVIS, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Human Affairs Program. ERLENE IONELLE DAVY, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Ed. KENT ALLEN DAVY, Cherry Hill, N.I., A.B. Arts, Phil., National Merit Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. MICHAEL BRUCE DAY, Wilmington, Del., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Cornell Sailing Captain, Dean's List. DIANE PRICE DEAN, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Kappa Psi. GWENDOLYN CAROL DEBOLT, Seneca Falls, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Ski Club, Homecoming Hostess, Cheerleading, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. GARY LYNN DEINES, Vestal, N.Y., B.S., Agr., Ag. Sci. DEBORA ANN DE LAP, Schenectady, N.Y., 422 B.S. Agr., Microbio., Pi Beta Phi, Historian, Orientation Counselor, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ANTHONY DOMINIC DEL GENIO, Islip, N.Y., B.S. Eng., E.P., Intramural Basketball, McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Incentive Award, Dean's List. RICHARD H. DE MARLE, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Env. Eng., Alpha Sigma Phi, Asst. Treas., V. Pres., Pres., Fr. Lightweight Crew, McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. MARIORIE BETH DEMBER, jamaica, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Dean's List. PETER THEODORE DEMOS, Wethersfield, Conn., B.S. Agr., Biochem., Theta Delta Chi, Treas., Steward, Frosh Lightweight Crew, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Conn. State Caddy Scholarship, Fox Foundation Scholarship, Masonic Scholarship, Dean's List. MICHAEL IOHN DEMPSTER, Carnegie, Pa., A.B. Arts, Eco., Psi Upsilon, V. Pres., Freshman Football, Lightweight Football, Dean's List. SUSAN ROBERTA DENBURG, Elmont, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., R.A., Daily Sun, Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DENISE CRYSTA-LLIA DENDTLER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Africana Studies Program, Watu Magazine, Bowling, Basketball, Swimming, Tennis. PATRICE ANN DEPAUL, Mechanicville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHARLES AGNEW DERBYSHIRE, Ambler, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Phi, Steward, Campus Crusade for Christ. GERALD IOHN DEUTSCH, Levittown, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Zeta Beta Tau, Dorm Programming Com., Athletic Manager, Orientation Counselor, Engr. Student Council, Engr. Policy Committee, Ski Club Pres., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. MONA IOY DEUTSCH, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Club France, Folk Dance Club, Ski Club, Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERTO DEVINCENTIS, Binghamton, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eco., Intramurals, Dean's List. DOUGLAS IAN DIAMOND, Harrison, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Orientation Counselor, Freshman Golf. DIANE DIAMONDSTEIN, Westbury, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Eta Phi, Programming Comm. of Univ. Unions, ILR Student Gov't, Sr. Rep., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. WILLA DIBNER, White Plains, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Sci. Ed., International Living Center, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHRISTINE ANN DICKIESON, Seneca Falls, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Cornell University Concert Band, Notables, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. HOLLY I. DICKINSON, Western Springs, III., A.B. Arts, Hist. NANCY LYN DIENER, Akron, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Gov't 84 History, Cornell Chorus, WVBR. DOROTHY MARGARET DIETZ, Pleasantville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Shire Coop, Steward, lncas, V. Pres., AHEA, Iordani Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. KENNETH LEO DINNAR, Easton, Ct., B.S. Agr., Sci. EdlAn. Sci., Campus 4-H, Cornellian Photo, Senate judiciary Comm. . WENDY MARIE THERESA DIOTTE, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., AHEA, Fr. Club, Volunteer Work at Willard State. IAMES PHILLIPP DISHAW, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. LAWRENCE EDWARD DIVER, IR., Basom, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr. STEVEN DOUGLAS DIVITO, Maugatuck, Conn., B.S. Agr., Turf Mgmt., Psi Upsilon House Mgr., Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Intramurals. DAN R. DLUGONSKI, Pittsburgh, Pa., A.B. Arts, English, Magic Theatre, Steward, Commons, Cornell Trucking Society, Mobe, Saltonine Dramatic Coop, Dean's List. CHARLES ALBERT DOAK, Denver, Colo., B.S. Engr., E.E., Cayuga Lodge, Intramurals, Mountaineering, Rhodes Scholarship. ROBERT BRUCE DOAK, Denver, Colo., B.S. Engr., E.P., Triangle, Housemgr, AIAA, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. ADRIAN SANDRA DOBS, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. KENNETH RICHARD DODGE, Huntington Station, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Cons., Chi Psi, The Menage, Dean's List. THOMAS WALTER DOEPPNER, JR., Alexandria, Va., B.S. Eng., Comp. Sci., Concert Band, Wesley Foundation, Intramurals, Dean's List. WILLIAM T. DOLAN, Geneva, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math., Alpha Delta Phi, Baptist Student Fellowship, IFC Tutorial, Willard State M.H. Team, Wind Ensemble, Dean's List. KENT ANDERSON DOLBY, Warren, Ohio, B.S., Zeta Psi, Pledge Captain Historian, Intramurals, Cleveland Golf Ass'n Scholarship, McMullen Scholarship. DAVID MARK DOMAN, Ann Arbor, Mich., B.S. Engr., M.E. THOMAS LEE DONALDSON, Omaha, Nebr., A.B. Arts, Bio., CUGC, Intramurals, Cornell Scholarship. JOSEPH XAVIER DONOVAN, Winthrop, Mass., A.B. Arts, Phil., Lerner Commission Coop, ACLU, Cornell Club of Boston Scholarship, Dean's List. DONALD STANLEY DOUCETTE, Salem, Mass., A.B. Arts, Eng., Editorial Board, Cornell Daily Sun. JAMES JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, Havertown, Pa., B.S. Eng., Ch.E., AICE, John McMullen Eng., PA State Scholarship, Philadelphia Bulletin Grant-In-Aid, Dean's List. MICHAEL JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, Germantown, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Ag., Zeta Psi, Sec. ROBERT L. DOUGLAS, Lawrence, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, TEP, Rep. at large, Finance Commission, ILR Student Gov't, Lobbying Committee, Varsity Football, Business Mgr, Sports Advisory Board, Varsity Club, Red Key Society, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. LINDA ANN DUBINS, Albany, N.Y., A.B. Arts, French, Ski Team, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DICK ALAN DUBENSKY, Los Angeles, Ca., B.S. ILR, Psych, Varsity Soccer. WILLIAM FRANCIS DUDLEY, Chappaqua, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DEANNA MARIE DUDZINSKI, Kenilworth, N.J., A.B. Arts, Psychology, Pi Beta Phi, Pan Hellenic Delegate, Cheerleader, Panhel, Constituent Assembly 'lAIternateJ, Sailing, Wrestling, Ass't Mgr., Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, Dean's List. JOHN DAVID DULLEA, Lutherville, N.Y., B.S. Arts, 205, Phi Kappa Psi, Soc'l Chairman, 150 Football, Aleph Samach. GEORGE WALTER DUNCAN, Baltimore, Md., B.S. Arts, Chemistry, Chi Phi, Varsity Tennis. GARY N. DUNETZ, North Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., University ROTC Relations Committee, Civitas Tutorial, Freshman Lightweight Crew, Mu Epsilon Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, P.T.A. Scholarship, Dean's List. LAURENCE RICHARD DUNHAM, Mountain Lakes, N.J., B.S. Engr., E.E., Kappa Delta Rho, House Mgr. LAURIE DUNLOP, West Islip, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 84 E.A., Alpha Phi, Chaplain, Cornell Chorus, Costume Shop, Sailing. JOHN CARLTON DUNN, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Eng., C.E., Freshman Heavyweight Crew, Varsity Heavyweight Crew, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. PETER JAMES DURKALSKI, LaGrange Park, III., B.S. Engr., Systems Analysis, Psi Upsilon, House Mgr., Frosh Football, Jan Nelson Award. MARK STEWART DURSCHLAG, East Meadow, N.Y., B.S. Eng., E.E., Intramural Basketball, Hockey, John McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. DONALD OWEN DUSENBERRY, High Bridge, N.J., B.S. Engr., Civ. 81 E.E., Phi Delta Alpha, Treas., Financial Chmn., Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Cornell National Scholarship, Dean's List. NANCY GAIL DWORKIN, Yonkers, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Folk Dance Club, Civitas, CURW lThe CommonsJ, N.Y.S. Incentive and N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. PAUL T. DYE, Massapequa, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Intellectual History, Orientation Counselor, Carle C. Conway Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. E CHRISTINE HUDSON EARLE, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Appar. Design. BRIAN THOMAS EATON, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Eddy St. Supper Club, Chi Epsilon, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. EMIL ERIC EBNER, Wayzata, MN., B.S. Agr., Bio., Delta Phi, Cornell Lightweight Crew, Glee Club, Cornell Lightweight Crew. LYNN BETH EDELSTEIN, Rockville Centre, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Sigma Delta Tau, Sec., Editor of SDT Torch , College Ambassador, Hillel, Tennis Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROGER HEYWOOD EHRLICH, White Plains, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Eco., Tau Epsilon Phi, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. BARRY JAY EISENBERG, Bronx, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Pol. Soc., Pi Lambda Phi, Cornell Chapter of New York Civil Liberties Union, Octagon, Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ANNE EDITH EISENGART, Wantagh, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Movement for a New Congress, Open House Volunteer, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ANDREW CRAIG EISENHAUER, Rockville Centre, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Amer. Studies. SARAH HARWOOD ELDER, Oil City, Pa., A.B. Arts, Delta Delta Delta, Asst. Mgr. of Varsity Wrestling Team, College Scholar, Dean's List. PAUL WOODROW ELDRIDGE, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Phi Kappa Sigma, Sec., H.l. Smith Honorary Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DAVID STUART ELENBAAS, Scharborough, Ont., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Varsity Hockey. DIANE MARIE ELIASOF, Closter, N.J., A.B. Arts, Thr. Arts, Triphammer Woman's Coop, Saltmine Drama Coop, Prog. Chmn, Theatre Work, Phi Lambda Delta, Dean's List. JOHN RICHMOND ELLIOTT, North Babylon, N.Y., Alpha Gamma Rho, Vice Noble Ruler, Rangers, NROTC, Semper Fidelis Society, Pres., NROTC Scholarship. ROGER GEORGE ELLIS, Albany, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet., Phi Epsilon Sigma, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Dean's List. JOANNE ADAIR ELLITHORPE, Bath, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.E. 84 P.P., CEPP Course Evaluation Committee, Omicron Nu, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. TERRY LEE EMERICK, Baldwinsville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 84 E.A., Delta Phi Epsilon, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SANDRA GAIL ENGELSON, Floral Park, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DONALD K. ENICHEN, Rockford, Ill., B.S. Agr., Bus. Adm., Delta Upsilon, Kitchen Mgr., Senate Committee on Student Activities 81 Organizations, Dean's List. RANDOLPH LAWRENCE EPNER, Beechurst, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eco., Chess, Tennis, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT H. EPSTEIN, Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Com. Arts. STEWART JAY EPSTEIN, Flushing, N.Y., A.B. Arts, His., Civitas, Orientation Counselor, Risley Residential College, Student Advisor. GERALD DEAN ERB, Tokyo, Japan, B.S. Engr., Civ. 81 Env. Engr., Phi Kappa Psi, Chi 423 Epsilon, Dean's List. MICHAEL DAVID ERISMAN, Lancaster, Pa., A.B. Arts, Bio., Sigma Chi, Gymnastics Club. DANIEL WILLIAM ERNSBERGER, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., Ch.E., Sage Chapel Choir, Dean's List. DAVID LEE ERNST, Middletown, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Mch. E., Arnold Air Society Pres., Treas., J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, Air Force ROTC Scholarship, Dean's List. ABBY GWEN ERSHOW, West Orange, N.J., A.B. Arts, Bio., Cornell Chorus, Hillel, Arts College Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. RICHARD LEE ERVAY, Corning, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., John McMullen Scholarship. ROBYN BETH ESKENAZI, Elmont, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 84 E.A. HARLAN IRA ETTINGER, Emerson, N.J., A.B. Arts, Eco., R.A. Mary H. Donlon Hall, C.U. Varsity Sailing Team, Capt. of the day, Dean's List. DAVID CHARLES EVANS, Fairless Hills, Pa., B.A. Arts, Math., TKE, V. Pres., Freshman Golf, Intramural Football, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Golf, Dean's List. JOHN DAVID EVANS, Maplewood, N.J., B.S. Engr., Civ. Engr., Delta Chi, Treas., Cornell Daily Sun, Sage Chapel Choir, Skiing, Fresh. Numerals, Varsity Letter, AFROTC. WILLIAM CHARLES EVANS, Ledyard, Conn., B.S. Engr., l.E., Fresh. Lacrosse. F DANA ANDERSON FABE, Cincinnati, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Cultural His., American Civil Liberties Union, Draft Counseling. STEPHANIE BEATRICE FAIN, Washington, D.C., A.B. Arts, Soc., Orientation Counselor, Ithaca Coop Kindergarten. LOUIS V. FALASCO, Yonkers, N.Y., B.S. Ch.E. Engr., Chem. E., Craft Shop, American Inst. of Chemical Engr., N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Engr. Transfer Scholarship Winner. FAITH DORIS FALICK, Middletown, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Alumni Weekend Hostess, Civitas, Library ASsistant, Resident Adviser, Cornell University Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. FRED J. FALTEN, South Plainfield, N.J., B.S. Engr., E.E., Phi Kappa Sigma. EDWARD LEO FARMER, Syracuse, N.Y., A.B. Am, Chem., Dining Manager's Council, Straight Gang, Grasselli Scholarship. JOHN JEFFREY FARRELL, Snyder, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Freshman Baseball Team, Intramurals, Mabel Merritt Scholarship. DOUGLAS BRANTLEY FARROW, Scottsdale, Ariz., B.S. Engr., M.E., Delta Phi, ASME, MNC, SAE, John McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. LINDA GAIL FASS, New York, N.Y., B.S. ILR, Labor Law, Ski Club, Cornell Legal Aid Society, Resident Advisor, Cornell Chapter American CLU, ILR Freshman Orientation Counselor, ILR Course Evaluation Committee, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. STUART ROLAND FAULK, Beaumont, Texas, A.B. Arts, Psych, Fencing. ANTONIA FULTZ FAUNTLEROY, Danville, Va., B.S. Hum. Ec., Text and Cloth, Student Advisor for COSEP Students, Prize Speaking Contest, Human Ecology Tuition Waiver. RICHARD D. FAZZOLARE, Bethpage, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Sci. Club. ROBERT VINCENT FAZZOLARE, Bethpage, N.Y., B.S. Agriculture, Food Sci., Food Science Club. PRENTISS ERIC FEAGLES, Great Barrington, Mass., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Econ., Delta Chi, V. Pres., AROTC, Intramurals, Student Advisor, Fresh. Football, Varsity Football, Scabbard and Blade, Army ROTC Scholarship, Dean's List. MICHAEL JOSEPH FEDAK, McKeesport, Pa., A.B. Arts, Bio., Academic Integrity, Chmn. Subcommittee, Hearing Board, Student Faculty Student, Conduct Board, Eddy Street Supper Club, Mu Epsilon Delta, University Scholarship, Pa. Scholar's Award, Dean's List. DENNIS LOWELL FEINBERG, Fairfield, Conn., B.S. Arts, Bio. 84 Eng., Sierra Club, Student Advisor, Upstate Medical College, Intramurals, Mu Epsilon Delta, Treas., Dean's List. PHYLLIS ANNE FEINBERG, Ardmore, Penna., A.B. Arts, French, Ski Club, French Club, Gymnastic Club, Women's, Dean's List. TERRY LYNN FEINBERG, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Alpha Epsilon Phi Chrmn, Panhellanic Council, Woman's Student Government, Resident Advisor, Mortar Board, Dean's List. CHARLES FEISZLI, Sandusky, Oh., B.S. Eng., Civ. E., Phi Kappa Psi, Dean's List. DAVID BRUCE FELDERSTEIN, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Pi Lambda Phi, Cornell Glee Club, Orientation Committee. MARC A. FELDMAN, Pittsburgh, Pa., A.B. Arts, Chem., Alpha Phi Omega, Exec. Board, Concert Commission, Straight Gang, U.U. Program Bd. MICHAEL ANTHONY FELICE, IR., Kingston, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Phi Sigma Epsilon. IAMES DEAN FELLEY, Philadelphia, Pa., B.S. Agr., Bio., Phi Sigma Kappa, Freshman Lightweight Crew, Dean's List. PEN KU FENG, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Chinese Student Association, V. Pres., Treas., Dean's List. LAWRENCE STEPHEN FERENCE, Weston, Conn., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Zeta Psi, Soc. Chrmn 84 Pledge Trainer, Zeta Psi Sigma Clareth Scholarship. ERNEST FERGUSON, Ill, Albany, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Soc., Resident Advisor, ISO lb. Football, Intramural Basketball, Cosep, EOC. CARL THOMAS FERRENTINO, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Environ. Sys. E., Alpha Sigma Phi, Soph. Exec., New York State Assembly Intern, Orientation Counselor, Intramural Sports, McMullen Engr. Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. GERALD LOUIS FERRENTINO, Madison, N.l., B.S. Engr., E.E., Tau Kappa Epsilon, Social Chmn., McMullen Scholarship. STEPHEN DAVID FERRIS, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Sierra Club, Chess Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Gannett Scholarship, Dean's List. MARK LOUIS FEY, Boonville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Conserv., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship for Child of Disabled Veteran. MICHAEL EVANS FIELD, Auburn, Maine, B.S. Engr., Physics, The Ark, Treas., Debating Society, Nat. Honor Society Scholarship, Nat. Merit Scholarship, john McMullen Scholarship, Proctor and Gamble Scholarship, Cornell National Scholarship, Dean's List. LINDA RACHEL FIELDMAN, Baldwin, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math, Tutor, School Teacher, Hillel, Gilbert 84 Sullivan, Ski Club, Synchronized Swimming, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. IUDITH ANN FIELDS, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych. DAVID SAMUEL FINCH, Highland, Park, III., B.S. ILR, ILR, The Magic Theatre, ILR Forum, Ed.-in-Chief, Orientation Counselor, Sigma Delta Chi, Dean's List. RICHARD D. FINCHER, Geneseo, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, ILR Admissions Ass't, ILR Recruiting Assoc., Cornell Scuba Club Pres., Cornell Skiing Club, University Orientation Comm., Men's Rec. Assoc., N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. ERIC M. FINE, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. MICHAEL EDWARD FINLEY, Staten Island, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math., Phi Sigma Kappa, Pledgemaster, V. Pres., IFC Social Comm., Narmid, Treas., NROTC Scholarship. KEVIN RALPH FINN, North Greenbush, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Ag., Cayuga Lodge, Athl. Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DONALD ALAN FISHER, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Resources, Recreation Team Chmn., Frosh Heavyweight Crew, Varsity Heavyweight Crew, Rosamond Gifford Community Scholarship, Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Award. IILL F. FISCHER, New Hyde Park, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Sigma Delta Tau, Soc. Chmn., Chapter Pres. LINDA MARIE FISKE, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Big Sisters, Open House, Sage Chapel Choir. WAYNE E. FITCHETT, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agr. Eco., Alpha Gamma Rho. GAIL ELIZABETH FITENI, Little Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Hum. Nut. 81 Food, Alpha Chi Sigma, Ski Club. GREGORY L. FLORANT, Palo Alto, Calif., B.S. Agr., Biol, Black Bio-Medical and Tech. Society, Act. Coor., Tennis, University Scholarship. STEPHEN IAY FOGEL, New York, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Zeta Beta Tau, Cornell jazz Society Pres., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, H.E. Mitler Scholarship, Dean's List. ELLEN FONDILER, Elmont, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S. GEORGE FREELAND FOOT, lr., Slingerlands, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., Kappa Alpha, Steward, First V.Pres., Orientation Counselor, Ski Club, Students of Objectivism, Cornell Reports, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DONALD E. FORD, Scarsdale, N.Y., DVM, Vet., Vet. Med., Alpha Psi. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH FORD, Rye, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Sigma Pi, Freshman Squash, AICE, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IUDITH ANNE FORREST, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Dean's List. ROBIN ILENE FORST, Nanuet, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Cornell Daily Sun, Tompkins Chemung Bulletin, Civitas, Orientation Counselor, Sigma Delta Chi. LINDA IEAN FOSS, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, ILR Selection Committee, ILR School, Cornell Transfer Orientation Committee. HANNAH HENDRIKIE FOSTER, Auburn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Kappa Psi. MARY LOU FOSTER, Clymer, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr., Conservation Club, American Agriculturist, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Agricultural Scholarship. KAY BURNETTE FOUNTAIN, Westhampton Beach, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Alpha Phi, Cornell University Sports Car Club, Sec., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. CHARLES HENRY FOWLER, Wayne, Pa., A.B. Arts, Linguistic and Asian Studies, Kappa Delta Rho, Steward, Cornell Dramatic Club, Cornell Linguistics Circle, Wesley Foundation, Stewardship Chm. LEE ALLEN FOWLER, Silver Spring, Md., A.B. Arts, Physics, Young Friends, Sec., Clerk, Volleyball Club Capt., Finger Lakes Cycling Club, Honorable Mention Uris Library Book Collection Contest, Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT G. FOWLER, Wolcott, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pomo., Pomology Club Pres. CAROL LEE FOX, Cedarhurst, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Hillel. LAWRENCE STEPHEN FOX, New City, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Yaba-daba-doo Coop, Viceroy, Cornell Folk Club, Resident Advisor, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. LLOYD B. FOX, Branchport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Sci., The Wildlife Society, Cornell Conservation Club, Dean's List. MARTIN IEFFREY FOX, Oradell, N.l., A.B. Arts, Biol, Zeta Beta Tau, Cornell Bridge Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. THOMAS L. FOX, Avoca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Dairy. LINDA DIANE FOXWORTHY, Grand Rapids, Mich., A.B. Arts, Eng., Dean's List. IOHN W. FRANCE, Deale, Mo., B.S. Engr., Civ. E., Acacia Rushing Chrmn, Soc. Chrmn, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, I. McMullen Regional Scholarship, Dean's List. GORDON KING FRANCIS, Wantagh, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., WVBR, Cornell Radio Guild, Sigma Delta Chi, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. LINDA ANNE FRANCIS, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., A.B. Arts, Eng., Civitas Volunteer, Cornell Univ. Scholarship. LAUREL ARTA FRANCKE, Easton, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A. 424 JANET ELEANOR FRANKEL, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Chorus, Civitas, Resident Advisor. MARYANN FRANZEK, Alden, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Resident Advisor. ANN E. FREEDMAN, Latham, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.S.E., Cornell Mobe, Hum. Ec. Ambassador Committee, Open House Counseling Center, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DAVID ARTHUR FREEDMAN, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Cornell Student Senate, Orientation Counselor, Resident Advisor, Intramural Sports, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. IOYCE ROBIN FREEDMAN, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Alpha Epsilon Phi, Cornell Concert Commission, Civitas, Human Affairs Program, Bowling, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ALFONSO IOSEPH FRESSOLA, Staten Island, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Psych., Phi Sigma Kappa, Sec., House Mgr., Pres., Cornell, N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Award. ALEX FRIEDMAN, Westbury, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Physics, Pi Kappa Alpha Historian, Cornell Engineer, Ski Club, Sailing Club, Tau Beta Pi, National Merit, Southern Bell, Dean's List. DANA ELISE FRIEDMAN, Westbury, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Human Affairs Program, Academic Integrity Board, Appellate Board, Dean's List. MARGARET SUE FRIEDMAN, Carlstadt, N.l., A.B. Arts, Psych., G.D.F.C., S.C.C.l.E.F. Coordinator, 212 Linden Soc. Chrmn., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT ZACKERY FRIEDMAN, Rockaway Park, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Tau Epsilon Phi Scribe, Constituent Assembly, Civitas, Student Advisory Board, Tiddlewinks Team Co-Capt., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. REBECCA SUE FRITZSCHE, Davenport, Iowa, A.B. Arts, Psych., Delta Gamma, Rec. Sec., Sage Chapel Choir, Civitas: Tutoring, Willard Mental Hospital Companion, International Club, INCAS, Dean's List. IANET MARCIA FROMER, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, The Arc, Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister, Adams, Coe, Fromer and Co., 4-H Volunteer, Human Ecology Peer Counselor, Scientology Gung-Ho Group, University Unions Executive Board, Cornell University Sports Car Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell University, Dean's List. CHRISTINE MARIE FROST, Fairport, N.Y., B.S., H.E., D.E.A., Delta Gamma, Sage Chapel Choir, Dorm ludicial Board, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEVEN MARTIN FRUCHTMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Bio., Cornell Students for Soviet lewry, Intramural Basketball, Honors Biology, Dean's Scholarship, I. McMullen Regional Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. GRETCHEN LOUISE FUERST, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.N.F., Algonquin Lodge Coop, House Mgr., V. Pres, Campus Gold, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DAVID A. FUHRMAN, Moorestown, N.l., B.S. Engr., E.E., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Steward, Ath. Chm., Hillel, Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List. IOHN DUNCAN FUMIO, Grimsby, Ont., A.B. Arts, French, Cornell Freshman Hockey, Cornell Varsity Hockey, Red Key Society, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger. G DOUGLAS JEFFREY GABEL, Walton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Educ., Cornell Assn. of Teachers of Agriculture, Sec-Treas, Softball Intramurals, Buckley Scholarship. IOAN ANDREA GADEK, Perth Amboy, N.l., A.B. Arts, Eng., Alpha Lambda Delta, Hunter Grubb Foundation, Dean's List. ROBERT GERARD GAIBROIS, Massapequa Park, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Civ. E., Phi Sigma Epsilon, American Society of Civil Engineers, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Sara Blackall Scholarship Award. CLAUDIA REGINA GAILLARD, Douglaston, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Risley Residential College, Resident Advisor, Risley Residential College Activities, Senior Organizational Committee, Transfer Counselor, Women's Bowling Team, Risley Volleyball Team, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. PETER F. GALDERISI, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, His.-Polit. Beh., Arts College Student Advisor, Dorm Social Chairman, Ithaca Tenants Assoc., Orientation Couns., Cornell Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. BARBARA LEE GALLEN, Rockville Centre, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Special ChiIdren's Clinic, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HARVEY IVAN GARBER, North Miami Beach, Fla., A.B. Arts, Bio., Cornell Concert Commission, Preceptor Program at Tompkins County Hospital, Civitas lCompanionship Therapyl, Horseback Riding, Excursion Club, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball Capt., Intramural Bowling, Mu Epsilon Delta, Regents, Regents Scholarship Incentive, Dean's List. GEORGE JOHN GARBUTT, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Zeta, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. GABRIEL GARCIA, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, A.B. Arts, Bio., Latin American Student Assoc., Cuban Historical and Cultural Soc., Puerto Rican Organization, Dean's List. BARBARA JEAN GARDNER, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Soc., Afro-American Society, Community Center Project, Ithaca Tutorial, COSEP Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT EUGENE GARDNER, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Cornell Admissions Student Recruiter, Cornell University Senate, College Scholar. INES GARIN, Miami Beach, Fla., A.B. Arts, French, Dean's List. ALICE RAE GARR, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Cornell University Chorus, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. STANLEY NEAL GARVER, Youngstown, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Civ. E., Chi Psi, Board of Dir., Intramurals, Freshman Basketball, Chi Epsilon lEngr. Honoraryl, Dean's List. AMY PLAUT GASSMAN, San Diego, Calif., A.B. Arts, Volunteer Program at Anabel Taylor. MICHAEL CHARLES GAUDIOSE, Youngstown, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Indep., Psi Upsilon, Straight Program Committee, Cornell Jazz Society, Civitas, Resident Advisor, Freshman Football, Freshman Track, Varsity Track, Cornell University Grant, Dean's List. JOHN MICHAEL GAWORECKI, Endicott, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Phi Kappa Psi, Pres., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Dean's List. JANET GRANT GAYLER, Ladue, Mo., B.S. Arts, Bio., Delta Delta Delta, Chm. THOMAS LOUIS GAZIANIS, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, His., Theta Delta Chi, Senate, Civitas, Big Brother Program, Admissions Office Work, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. BARRY WILLIAM GEHRON, Williamsport, Pa., B.S. Engr., Civ. E., Zeta Psi, Sec., Student Orientation, Sports Advisory Committee, American Society of Civil Engineers, Lightweight Crew, Commodore. RICHARD A. GEISMAR, Hewlett, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Conserv., Antiwar Protests. LAWRENCE JAMES GEITER, Brockport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Big Red Band, Rank Leader, Baha's Club Chm., Crystal Theatre, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Incentive Award. MARK JOSHUA GELLER, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Psych., Sex Education for Cornell Students, The Cornellian, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Incentive Award, Dean's List. GREGORY GEORGE GENSHEIMER, Erie, Pa., A.B. Arts, Chem., Alpha Phi Omega, Dorm Council, Ski Club, Intramurals, Mu Epsilon Delta, Sigma National Pre-Professional Society Pres., Arts and Sciences Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. PAUL C. GEORGE, Massapequa Park, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Scenic Spots Committee, Sec., Near East Ethnology Club, Quarry Street Gourmet Assoc., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. WENDY SUE GERBER, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng., Arts and Sciences Student Adviser, Co-Chairman, New Studnet Orientation Subcommittee for Transfer Students, Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Arts and Sciences Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. MARK LLOYD CHARLES GERHOLD, Larchmont, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Alpha Sigma Phi, Mngr., Mobe, Sailing Team, Dean's List. THERESA L..GERRARD, Cortland, N.Y., B.S. Agr., N. Campus Union Student Board, Mu Epsilon Delta. MARY ELIZABETH GIEK, Brewster, N.Y., B.A. Arts, Math., Delta Delta Delta, Marshall, Cornell Ambassadors, Women's Fencing Team, Delta Delta Delta Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. SUSAN JOAN GIFFEN, Bethel Park, Pa., A.B. Arts, College Scholar. DONALD WILSON GILBERT, Rushford, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Eng., Phi Kappa Tau, House Mgr., Sec., Marching Band, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN L. GILBERT, JR., Otego, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Gamma Rho, Reporter, Athletic Manager, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship, David Kennedy Johnston Memorial Scholarship, Dean's List. THOMAS BYRON GILCHRIST, III, South Salem, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng. MARY GILLILAND, New Providence, N.J., A.B. Arts, Eng., Von Cramm Coop, Steward, Rainy Day, IFMAC, CURW Volunteer, RCA National Merit and Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. JAMES HERBERT GILROY, III, New Hartford, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Physics, Philosophy, Phi Kappa Psi, Corr. Sec., Rushing Chairman, Homecoming Weekend Undergrad. Chmn, IFC Rushing Committee, Philosophy Discussion Club, WSH Program Committee, Frosh Lightweight Crew, Intramural Ice Hockey, Aleph Semach, Mu Epsilon Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Special Regents, Dean's List. EDITH LYNN GINSBERG, Lawrence, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. SHEILA I. GINSBERG, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DALE B. GLASSER, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D. 81 E.A., Alpha Eta Phi, Civitas. CARLA ANN GLASSMAN, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. NEIL HILTON GLASSMAN, Oradell, N.J., A.B. Arts, Math, Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chmn., Orientation Counselor, IFC Rush Committee Chmn., IFC Planning Board, Worthy Order of the Mooseberry, Pres. PATRICK J. GLEASON, Avoca, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Student Faculty Comm., Food Service Exec. Assoc. Pres., Intramural Football, Ye Hosts, V. Pres., Pres. SHARON LEAH GLUCK, Elmont, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Prospect of Whitby, Cornell Coop, Nursery School, Left Hand Liberation Front, Dean's List. CARRIE ELIZABETH GLUCKSON, Scarsdale, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Sigma Delta Tau, Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. JAY HOWARD GOLAND, Encino, Calif., A.B. Arts 81 Sciences, Bio., Big Red Marching Band, Rank Leader, Pep Band, Wind Ensemble, Resident Advisor, Dean's List. NANCY ELLEN GOLD, Jericho, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 8t F.S., Dean's List. KAREN LAURIE GOLDBERG, Little Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S. DENNIS STEVEN GOLDIN, Yonkers, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math., Arts 84 Sciences Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Alexander and Marg Saunders Honorary Scholarship, Dean's List. ANNE HARRIET GOLDMAN, Whitestone, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Asian Studies, N.Y.S. Regents 425 Scholarship, Dean's List. DAVID MARC GOLDMAN, Brookline, Mass., B.S. Eng., E.P. JUDITH LYNN GOLDMAN, Jericho, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Sigma Delta Tau Chmn., Dean's List. ELLEN JANE GOLDNER, New Haven, Conn., A.B. Arts, Psych. L. MICHAEL GOLDSMITH, Plainfield, N.J., B. of Arch. Arch., Arch, University Senate, Campus Planning Committee, Orientation. Intramural Swimming, Navy ROTC Scholarship. MARTIN GOLDSTEIN, North Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Dean's List. NORMAN IRA GOLDSTEIN, Franklin Square, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DOREN GARY GOLDSTONE, Utica, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Freshman Squash, Freshman Tennis, Varsity Tennis, Dean's List. JULIO ANTONIO GOMEZ-ORTEGA, Santa Ana, Beni, Bolivia, B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Pi Kappa Phi, CCF International Students Chmn., International Students Award, White Award in English. RICARDO JOSE GONZALEZ, North Bergen, N.J., A.B. Arts, Bio., Cornell Campus Chest, Civitas Tutor, Willard Straight Mental Hospital Volunteer, Cornellian, Cornell Coop Nursery School Volunteer, Latin American Students Assoc., Cuban Historical and Cultural Society, Intramurals, MED, Pub. Dir., Cornell University Scholarship, Educational Opportunity Grant. ANN MARIE GOODING, Glen Rock, N.J., B.S. Agr., Bio. DEBRA SUE GOODMAN, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, N.Y.S. Incentive Award. THEODORE ALLEN GOODWIN, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Freshman Council, Senior Committee, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. WAYNE DAVID GOODYEAR, Columbus, Ohio, B.S. Eng., C.E., Kappa Sigma, Chi Epsilon, Dean's List. ARNOLD S. GORDON, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. Eng., E.E., Young Israel, Pres., Treas., Hillel, Hillel Council, Cornell Symphony Orchestra, Israel Emergency Fund Committee, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Merit Finalist. ELLEN ANN GORDON, Oneonta, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Tri Delta, Pledge Trainer, Dean's List. JANICE DOROTHY GORZYNSKI, Schenectady, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chem., Risley Res. College, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Beta Kappa, Cornell National Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. STEVEN ARTHUR GOTTLIEB, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math, Physics, The Cornell Daily Sun, Supplement Ed., Sigma Delta Chi, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT LAWRENCE GOULD, East Norwich, N.Y., B.S. Eng., Ch. E., Pi Lambda Phi, Debate Team, MED Preceptor Program, Corinthian Sailing Club, Treas., Daily Sun, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Hockey, Intramural Softball, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ALISON P. GOULDER, Scarsdale, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S. RAYMOND W. GRABER, JR., West Hempstead, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Tau Omega, IFC Publications Committee, Ski Club, Freshman Football, Rugby, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Rehabilitation Scholarship. KENNETH ALLEN GRACE, Athol, Mass., B.S. ILR, ILR, Delta Chi, Scholastics and Activities Chmn., Fresh. Football, Varisty Football, Dean's List. WAYNE GRANDNER, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Eng., E.E., Bud-Ferris, McMullen Scholarship. WILLIAM DANIEL GRANT, Euclid, Ohio, B.S. Arts, Chem., Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chmn., Chess Club, Bridge Club, l.M. Wrestling. JOHN ERIK GRATTIDGE, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Fresh. Polo. GWENN CHARLESWORTH GRAVES, Margate, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Delta Delta, Social Chmn., Lacrosse. LINDA SUSAN GRAY, Boise, Iowa, B.S. Hum. Ec., C.E.P.P., Kappa Psi, First V. Pres., Cornellian, Academics Ed., Cornell National Scholarship. REGINALD D. GRAY, Princeton, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., HEC, 47th, Food and Bev. Director, Ye Hosts, Dean's List. CYNTHIA MAY GREBE, Beacon, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Triphammer Coop, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ARTHUR JAMIE GREEN, North Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Student Service Committee, Big Brother, Intramural Tennis, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. LOUIS GREEN, Maplewood, N.J., B.S. Engr., E.E., Dean's List. ROCHELLE DIANE GREEN, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Health Ed., Omicron Mu, Dean's List. DEBRA ELLEN GREENE, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.N.F., Delta Phi Epsilon, Rush Chmn. KAREN JANE GREENE, Niagara, Wis., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Hist., Pi Beta Phi, Arts College Student Advisor, Civitas, Orientation Counselor, Orientation Exec. Com., Senior Class Comm., WorklStudy, Gov't Summer Intern Program., Raven and Serpent, Charles A. Dipple Scholarship, Clephane Scholarship, Wilcox Award Scholarship, Dean's List. PETER RICHARD GREENE, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.P., Editorial Staff, Cornell Engineer - Intramural Basketball, Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Honor Society, Grumman Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. WESLEY ARLIE GREENE, Center Berlin, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Dean's List. BERNARD GREENMAN, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JOEL GREENMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mngr., Young Israel, House Mngr., N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Award. ELIOT JAY GREENWALD, Roslyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Zeta Beta Tau, Historian, Cornell University Undergraduate Whip, Minority and Disadvantaged Interests Committee, Executive Committee, N.Y. Civil Liberties Union, Quill and Dagger. PETER STEPHEN GREIS, Malverne, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., WVBR, Concert Band, Phillips Hall Annex, Pres., N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. DORIS M. GRIFFIN, New Brunswick, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., C.E.P.P. MADELINE SUE GRIFFIN, Atlanta, Ga., A.B. Arts, Eng., Cornell Chorus, INCAS, Baker Street Underground, Barnes Hall Usher, Dean's List. SUSAN LEE GROSHEN, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math., IAC, ILC, Pi Mu Epsilon, Dean's List. LEE W. GROSSBARD, Pleasantville, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Hotel School, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Board of Directors, Beverage Manager, Statler Inn, Grossinger's Scholarship, Cointreau Scholarship. RICHARD SAUL GROSSMAN, Arlington, Va., A.B. Arts, Chem. 84 Bio., Mainline Drug Counseling, Sage Chapel Choir, Dean's List. SHELLEY GRUMET, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Cornell Concert Band, Cornell Wind Ensemble, Civitas, Ithaca Tutorial Program, Hillel, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. GEORGE NORMAN GUNDERSEN, Berkeley Hts., N.J., B.S. Engr., M.E., Delta Tau Delta, Treas., Corres. Sec., A.S.M.E. GERALD PAUL GUNKEL, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Com. Arts. GAFFNEY WINTON GUNTER, Atlantic City, N.J., B.S. Engr., l.E.lO.R., Co-Director, Afro-American Placement Office, Resident Advisor, Freshman Crew, Intramurals, Equal Opportunity Grant, McMullen Scholarship. PAULA FRANCES GUTLOVE, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Delta Gamma, Scholarship Chmn., Dean's List. HARRIS ALAN GUZIK, New Hyde Park, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Engineering Co-Op Program, McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. H ENG-CHONG HA, Tasek Glugor, Malaysia, B.S. Engr., E.E., Cornell Malaysian Association, Treas., McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. GEORGE GARY HAASE, Farmingdale, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Mktg., Food Distribution Club, Dairy Barn Stores Scholarship, Loblaw Inc. Scholarship. TED JOHN HABGOOD, Hilton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Eg. Ec., Alpha Zeta, Wine Steward, Ski Club. C.A.T.A., Intramural Boxing. JOANNE MARY HACK, Mt. Kisco, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. JULIE S. HAILPARN, Rockville Centre, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Alpha Epsilon Phi, V. Pres., Univ. Unions Program Committee, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ALAN MICHAEL HALPERIN, Port Jefferson Station, N.Y., B.S. Engr., M.E., Dean of Students Office, WVBR Radio, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, McMullen Scholarship, Carrier Scholarship, Dean's List. DOROTHY AMY HAMACHI, Arlington, Va., A.B. Arts, Eng., RA, Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. DONNA ABRETTE HAMBY, Nashville, Tenn., A.B. Arts, Ed., Watu Magazine, Orientation Counselor, Cornell Scholarship. SHARON ELIZABETH HAMILL, Bernardsville, N.J., B.S. Bio., Ag.lBio., Delta Delta Delta, Trident Cor., Cornell Sun, Ithaca Journal, Chronicle of the Horse, Women's Polo Capt., Men's Polo Exercise Girl, Dean's List. JAMES WALTER HAMILTON, Ridgewood, N.J., B.S. Arts, Eng., Alpha Delta Phi, Big Red Band, Wind Ensemble. MICHAEL LEE HAMILTON, Old Bridge, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Rush Chmn, Undergraduate Trustee, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Freshman Soccer, Dean's List. KEITH E. HANFORD, Dryden, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Ag. Eng., Alpha Zeta, Sec., ASAE, Scribe, Intramurals, Dean's List. PAUL JAMES HANLY, JR., Miami Beach, Fla., A.B. Arts, Phil., Delta Upsilon, Varsity Football, Red Key, Quill and Dagger, Dean's List. CINDY KATHLEEN HANNIG, Terre Haute, Ind., B.S. Arts, Bio., Delta Delta Delta, Deskbook. RONALD BURT HANOVICE, Houston, Texas., B.S. Engr., E.P., MNC. SYDNEY LYNN HANS, College Park, Md., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Risley College, Cornell Orchestra, Savoyards, Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Nu, Mortar Board, Cornell National Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, Dean's List. RICHARD ARNOLD HANSEN, Easton, Pa., A.B. Arts, Chem., Cornell Scholarship. BJORN RUDOLPH LINDMARK HANSON, Mahwah, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Kappa Alpha, Steward, Constituent Assembly, Hotel Sales Management Assoc., PR, Treas., V.P., Pres., Student Faculty Committee, Lindy 84 Klak, Intramurals, Adrian Philips HSMA. WILLIAM G. HANSON, Toronto, Ont., B.C. Agr., Bio., Varsity Hockey. PAUL ELIOT HARNICK, Flushing, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Mu Epsilon Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DALE EDWARD HARRINGTON, Munnsville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Eng., Ag. Eng. Club. SUSAN JO HARRINGTON, Hamburg, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Sage Chapel Choir, Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents and Incentive Award, Mabel Merritt Memorial. HOLLY KAY HARRIS, Belmont, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng., Arts College Ambassadors, Co-Chmn., Balch Senate, Cornell Chorus, Nereids, Resident Advisor, Raven and Serpent, Cornell National Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents and Scholar Incentive Award. PATRICK ADAMS HARTIGAN, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Eng., C.E., Sailing Club, N.Y.S. 426 Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. BARRY A. HARTSTEIN, Skokie, Ill., B.S. ILR, ILR, Tau Epsilon Phi, ILR Stu. Gov't, Undergraduate Program Comm., Irving M. Ives Award, Dean's List. GLENN RICHARD HARZ, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. Eng., C.E., RA, ASCE, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JANICE MARIE HASTINGS, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Equitation, Dean's List. DANIEL PAUL HAY, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C.E., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, McMullen Scholarship, Blackall Scholarship. JEFFREY W. HAYAS, Union, N.J., A.B. Arts, Psych. GARY ALLEN HAYES, Johnson City, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., STEVEN KARL HAYNER, Burt, N.Y., B.S. Agr., F. 81 O.H., Alpha Gamma Rho. JOSEPH STEVEN HEALEY, Cortland, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Ch. E., Psi Upsilon, A.I. Chem.E., Freshmen Lacrosse Team, Freshman Swimming, 150 lb. Football, Red Key Society, Editor, Red Key Calendar. MICHAEL EARL HEBERLING, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Sci., Alpha Chi Sigma, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society. AMY RUTH HECHT, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Transfer Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. GEORGE EDWARD HEDDY, Ill, Summit, N.J., B.S. Engr., Mech., Theta Delta Chi, Treas., Cornell Flying Club, Cornell Chess Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. JEFFREY ALAN HEDIN, Lakewood, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Lambda Chi Alpha, Scholarship Chmn, V.Pres., Big Red Band, Civitas, Big Brother, Ithaca Walk Against Hunger, Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. RICHARD DWIGHT HEINRICH, Elkhart, Ind., A.B. Arts, Econ., Chi Phi, Rushing Chmn., NROTC, Strategy and Tactics Club, Orientation Counselor, Intramurals, Narmid, NROTC Scholarship. CLAIRE RAY HELLER, Swan Lake, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Hillel, Ithaca Tutorial, Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Van Vleet Scholarship, Dean's List. DAVID HOWARD HELLER, New City, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Intramurals, Civitas, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. ROSLYN M. HELLER, Hewlett, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S. SUSAN JILL HELLER, Washington, D.C., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP. BARBARA PATRICE HENICK, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Risley Res. College, Tammany Coffee Shop, Asst. Mngr., Biology 102 Teaching Ass't, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. JEFFREY ROGER HENIG, Stamford, Conn., A.B. Arts, Gov't. DAVID ALLEN HENNEY, Madison, Wis., B.S. Engr., C.E.E., Alpha Tau Omega. KATHRYN R. HENZLER, Fishkill, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. LIZABETH ANN HERD, Westbury, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. JEFF LYNN HIRSCH, Hamilton, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Bio., Alpha Epsilon Pi, Freshmen Tennis, Varsity Squash, Mu Epsilon Delta, USAP Scholarship, William Stout Scholarship. WALTER CURTIN HERLIHY, JR., Baltimore, Md., A.B. Arts, Chem., Ellis Hollow Road Motorcross Club, Herzel Farm Products Scholarship. DIANE JANE HERRMANN, Lake Ariel, Penn., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Dean's List. KENNETH ROBERT HERZLMAN, Pittsburgh, Penna., A.B. Arts, History, Art. LUCY HERTEL, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Pi Beta Phi, Civitas Tutor, Tompco Tradespeople, Women's Sailing Team, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DOUGLAS WYETH HERZ, Radnor, Pa., B.S. Engr., E.E., Fencing Team, J.B. McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT JOSEPH HESS, Boonville, N.Y., B.S. Agr. MARK D. HIBBS, Tonawanda, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Hist., Risley College, Freshman Crew, Squash, Honors History, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. PATRICK CHRISTOPHER HIGGINS, Hicksville, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Eng. Physics. JAMES ERNEST HILDERBRANT, Caledonia, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Beef Cattle Judging Team, Colegiate Agricultural Leaders, Treas. 84 Pres., Roundup Club, Rifle Team, Paul Boruis Award, N.Y. Farmers 84 Agriculturists Scholarship. GEORGE NORMAN HILLENBRAND, New York, N.Y., B.S. Engr., I.E., Delta Kappa Epsilon, Sec., Campus Crusade for Christ, Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. GEORGE ALAN HILLER, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, WVBR Program Director, Community Affairs Dir., Pi Delta Epsilon, Iota Beta Sigma, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. KAREN THERESA HILLIARD, Yonkers, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Urban Studies. ALLEN DOUGLAS HINCK, Katonah, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Pre-Veterinary Society Planning Committee. GAE C. HIRSCH, Westport, Conn., B.F.A. Arch., Painting, University Grant, Dean's List. MINFONG HO, Singapore, A.B. Arts, History and Asian Studies, Risley Residential College, Cornell International Affairs V. Pres., Asian Women's Assoc., New China Study Group, History Honors Student, Dean's List. FREDERICK LOUIS HOADLEY, Dearborn, Mich., B.S. Eng., E.E., Dean's List. SANDRA JEAN HOADLEY, Dearborn, Mich., A.B. Arts, Hist., Campus Crusade for Christ, University Scholarship, Dean's List. LINDA MYRA HOCHMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Resident Advisor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Sidney Hillman Memorial Award Scholarship, Dean's List. MICHAEL W. HODIN, Scranton, Pa., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Exclusive Board, University Unions, Activities Committee, Swimming. CAROL LYNN HOEKJE, Akron, Ohio, A.B. Arts, German Lit., Trip Coop, Stewardess, AFS, CIAA, Civitas, INCAS, Cornell National Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, Dean's List. KAREN LEE HOENIG, Harrison, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CES, AHEA, Supervisor at the Cornell Pickup, Civitas, Movement for a New Congress, Transfer Counselor Orientation, Dean's List. BARBARA SUE HOFFMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, French-Russian Coop, Assoc. Member, Hillel, Transfer Orientation Counselor, Member of Andrew Dickson White Museum of Art, Raven and Serpent, Phi Beta Kappa, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. JEFFREY HOFFMAN, Woodbridge, N.J., B.S. Agr., Bio., McCrory Corp. LORRAINE LESLIE HOFFMAN, North Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROSS ALAN HOLICKER, Newtonville, Mass., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Beta Theta Pi, Steward, V. Pres., Maiura Nolanda Society. SCOTT MARTIN HOLLANDER, jackson Hts., N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Pi Kappa Phi, Chaplain, Ass't Social Chairman, Secs Member, ILR Forum, Bus. Mgr., Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. KEVIN J. HOLLISTER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgmt. JOHN M. HOLLOWAY, Trumansburg, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Gamma Rho, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HARRIET ELLEN HOLTZMAN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Ski Club, Dance. H. STEVEN HOLTZMAN, Elmira, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Pi Lambda Phi, Pres., ILR Forum, Editorial Board, ILR Government, Orientation Counselor, V. Pres., Rep., Undergraduate Program Com., ILR V-oice, Dean's List. LUCILLE PAULA HOLTZMAN, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Cornell Daily Sun. WILLIAM LAWRENCE HOMA, Vestal, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chmn., Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dudley Scholarship. ANN KIYOKO HORIKOSHI, San Francisco, Calif., A.B. Arts, Biol., Delta Delta Delta, Japanese Students Association. W. DONALD HORN, JR., Short Hills, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Sigma Chi, Steward, Rush Chmn., Kustos, Inter Fraternity Council, Finance Committee. MARK ROBERT HORNBERGER, Oakland, Calif., B.S. Arch., Arch., Alpha Delta Phi, Rush Chmn., College of Arch. Student Ret., Inter-Fraternity Council, Willard Straight, Issues Comm., Aleph Samach, Hlst. KENNETH ALAN HOROWITZ, Roslyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Psychophysical Biology Rsch, Teaching Assistant, Tennis, Dean's List. SUZANNE MARIE HORVATH, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Kappa Psi, V. Pres., Panhellenic Council Rush Chmn., Omicron Nu, N.Y.S. Incentive Award, Shop 8: Shop lnc. Scholarship. CYNTHIA N. HOSIE, Northport, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.N.F., Pi Beta Phi, Notables, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. BONNIE LEE HOUFF, Hoffman Estates, Ill., A.B. Arts, Eng., Phillips House, Summer Session Resident Advisor, Wesley Foundation Steering Comm., Mu Epsilon Delta, Arts 8: Sciences Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. ARNO DAVID HOUSMAN, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Pi Lambda Phi, Cayuga's Waiters, Leader, Hillel, Pre-Med Preceptor Program, Committee for l.D.F., Cornell judo Club, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ANDREW BRUCE HOWARD, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Tau Epsilon Phi, Social Chm., Concert Commission, Resident Advisor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship. MAXINE HOWARD, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Comm. ArtsfH.D. 81 F.S., WVBR, Sigma Delta Chi, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. NELSON LANDON HOYT IV, Winnetka, Ill., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Big Red Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Octagon Productions, Dean's List. MARK HOZA, Wheatland, Pa., B.S. Engr., Ch.E., Tutor, Ithaca High School, Cornell Chapter, American Inst. of Chem. Engineers, Treas., Movement for a New Congress, Intramurals, Tau Beta Pi, McMullen B, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Dean's List. DANIEL TA-LIANG HUANG, Baltimore, Md., B.S. Engr., C.E., ASCE, Cornell Scholarships. KENNETH CARL HUBER, Trumbull, Conn., B.S. Arts, Bio., Lambda Chi Alpha, President, Social Chmn., Lacrosse. ' VICTOR H. HUERTA, Guayaquil, Ecuador, B.S. Agr., Food Mktg., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Soccer, Alex Samach, Cornell University, College of Agriculture, International Office. ANNE YE-TEH HUI, Hong Kong, A.B. Arts, Bio., Dean's List. , DARRELL LEE HULLINGER, Orlando, Fla., B.S. Agr., Marketing, Psi Upsilon, Pi Sigma Upsilon, Comm. for Athletics, Baseball Capt., Sphinx Head, Dean's List. JOHN PAUL HUNSPERGER, Fort Edward, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Flor, Paul Corwich Memorial Schol., N.Y.S. Regents Schol., Eastern Milk Producers Schol., Carl Ladd Schol., Dean's List. RUSSELL B. HUNT, Piscataway, N.J., B.S. Engr., E.E. JUDITH ANN HURWITZ, Auburn, Me., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. ROBERT STUART HUTCHINS, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Engr., I.E., Chi Phi, Cornell Trucking Society, NROTC, Dean's List. CHRISTOPHER JON HUYCK, Walton, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Graduation Committee, Chairman, Class of 1973, Executive Committee, 1976 Cornell Freshman Register, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. GEORGE MICHAEL HYMAN, Rye, N.Y., B.S. Engr., M.E., Alpha Chi Rho, Engineering Coop Program, Hillel, A.S.M.E., Tau Beta Pi, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive 427 Award, Dean's List. SHARON RENEE HYMES, Manhattan,N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Kappa Psi, Preceptor Program, Resident Advisor, Rush Consultant, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. GARY N. INWALD, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Intramurals, National Merit Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. WILLIAM HOWARD IRONS, Linesville, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Steward, Hotel Ezra Cornell, HSMA. RICHARD BRUCE ISAACMAN, Philadelphia, Pa., B.S. Arts, Physics, Student Adviser, Cornell Astronomical Society, Freshman Crew, Dean's List. JACK MICHAEL ISAACS, Glens Falls, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Fish Sc., Intramurals, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. I ROSE MARILYN JACHTER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Young Israel, Cornell University Orchestra, Cornell University Chamber Orchestra, Constituate Assembly, ILR Course Evaluation Board Chmn., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. ROBERT LOEHR JACKMAN, Manhasset, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng. 8: Psych., Dean's List. THEODORE WARREN JACKSON, Cherry Hill, N.J., A.B. Arts, Econ. 84 Hist., Teaching Assistant, History, Teaching Assistant, Economics, Resident Advisor, Senate Subcommittee, Freshman Track, College Scholar, Cosep Achievement Award, Huber Scholarship, Dean's List. DONALD PAUL JACOBS, Whitestone, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, The Rest of the News, Dean's List. ROGER BRUCE JACOBS, Union, N.J., B.S. ILR, Got't, Pi Lambda Phi, V. Pres., Pledgemaster, University Senate, Dining Subcommittee, Dorm President, Committee for Economic Action to End the War, Ad Hoc Coalition for UFWOC Lettuce, Senate Subcommittee on Religious Symbols, House of Representatives Summer Intern, National Student Registry, Clem Miller Scholarship, ILR, Dean's List. STEPHEN ELIOT JACOBS, Milton, Mass., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Zeta Beta Tau, WVBR-FM, The Cornel Radio Guild, Sigma Delta Chi, Iota Beta Sigma. WALTER ERIC JACOBSON, Woodmere, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., Civitas, Cornell Daily Sun Bus. Board, Tennis Club, Committee on Academic Revision, Orientation Counselor, Phi Kappa Phi, MED Medical Honorary, Dean's List. FERMO CARL JAECKLE, Short Hills, N.J., B.S. Agr., Food Dist., Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, Alumni Reunion Clerk, North Campus Union Board, North Campus Union Store Mngr, Freshman Soccer, Varsity Soccer. THOMAS FREDERICK JAKLITSCH, West Islip, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Delta Tau Delta, Fr. Squash 84 Tennis, Varsity Squash, Capt., All Ivy League, Varsity Tennis, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. ALAN CHARLES JANOS, North Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Eng. Physics, Delta Tau Delta, Gymnastics Club, Varsity Gymnastics Team, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. J. LYNN JAQUAY, West Hartford, Conn., A.B. Arts, Soc. Psych., Delta Gamma, Resident Advisor, Arts College Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. YVONNE OLIVIA JARA, Bogota, Colombia, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Admin., Campus Crusade for Christ International. JILL KAREN JAYSON, Bethesda, Md., B.S. Arts, Bio., Delta Delta Delta, Sec., Sponsor Chmn., Ambassador Program, Dean's List. DAVID H. JENKINS, Catskill, N.Y., B.A. Agr., Heavyweight Crew. SAMUEL THOMAS JENNINGS, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Phi Sigma Epsilon, House Mgr., V. Pres., Army ROTC, Arts College Student Advisor, Mu Epsilon Delta, Dean's List. WENDY BETH IENNIS, West Orange, NJ., A.B. Arts, Psych., Sigma Delta Tau, Cornell Women's Chorus. BRUCE W. IENTLESON, Baldwin, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. DOUGLAS ALAN IIMERSON, Sinking Spring, Pa., A.B. Arts, Hlst., Alpha Delta Phi, Sec., V. Pres., Cayuga's Waiters, Glee Club, Savoyards, Aleph Samach, Dean's List. ROBERT ALAN IOELL, Godfrey, Ill., B.S. Agr., Soils, Chi Psi, Agronomy Club, Football, Red Key, University Award. INGRID BIRGITTA IOHANSON, Palisades, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Psycho., Cornell University Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DWIGHT ALLAN IOHNSEN, Staten Island, N.Y., B.S. Engr., E.E., Savoyards, Eta Kappa Nu, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship gl Incentive, I. McMullen Regional Scholarship, Dean's List. WALTER C. IOHNSEN, Saddle River, NJ., B.S. Engr., Ch. E., Sigma Pi, Sec., A.I.Ch.E., A.I.S.E.C., Ski Club, Broomstick Polo, Freshman Sailing, Soccer, Dean's List. FRANK M. IOHNSON, Miami, Fla., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., ISO lb. Football, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Dean's List. WILLIAM NEWTON IOHNSON, Ridgewood, N.I., B.S. Eng., E.E., Sigma Chi, Steward, Executive Board, Engineering Student Council, Finance Committee of IFC, Orientation Counselor, Intramural Sports, Tau Beta Pi, Cornell National Scholar, National Merit Scholarship, Cornell National Scholarship, john McMulIin Scholarship, Dean's List. HENRY CHARLES IONAS, New Brunswick, N.I., A.B. Arts, Physics, New Student Orientation, Melvin H. Coulston Memorial Schol. Don't walk in front of me . . . I may not follow, Don't walk behind me, I may not lead, Walk beside me and just be my friend. lCamusl. STEPHEN LESLIE JONES, Hamilton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ed., Alpha Zeta, Athletic Chmn., Rugby Club, N.Y.S. Farmers Club. TERRY IONES, Brewster, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. THOMAS HARRY IONES, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr., Civitas. ABBY I. IOSEPH, Queens Village, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eco., Delta Phi Epsilon, Treas., V. Pres., Alpha Phi Omega, The Cornell Engineer, Hillel, Computer Programmer, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROGER PAUL IOSEPH, Fall River, Mass., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Alpha Delta Phi, Sec., V. Pres., IFC Special Projects Committee, IFC Legal Action Committee Chairman, Student-Faculty Appeals Board, Youth for Buckley, Conservative Radio Group Campus Coalition, Aleph Samach, Arts and Sciences Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT IOSEPH IOY, Somerville, N.I., B. Arch. Arch., Arch, Sigma Chi, House Mgr., Secy. K MARIAN FRANCES KADLUBOWSKI, Union, NJ., A.B. Arts, Chem. 81 Bio., Alpha Phi, Scholarship Chmn., Teagle Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWIN BRUCE KAGAN, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chmn., IFC Finance Comm., Cornell Senate Subcommittee, Campus Codes, Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT IOSEPH KALB, Rochester, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Pi Kappa Alpha, Young Republicans, IFC Rushing Comm., Cornellian, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHRISTINE KALLAS, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng., Dean's List. A. THOMAS KAMMER, Lynbrook, N.Y., B.S. Engr., ASAE, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. HELEN RENEE KANOVSKY, Warren, Pa., A.B. Arts, Gov., Cornell Community Affairs Program, Public Affairs Intern Program, Mobe, McGovern Coalition, Civitas, Students for Lowenstein, Women's Subcommittee, Committee on Minorities 81 Disadvantaged, Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board, The Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs Scholarship, Dean's List. PAUL M. KANTER, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm. STEVEN IRWIN KANTOROWICZ, Livingston, N.l., B.S. Eng., Ch.E., Intramurals, Dean's List. ALAN ROBERT KANTROWITZ, Whitestone, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Universal Life Church, Lambda Sigma Delta, Pre-Med Honor Society. DAVID ALLEN KAPELMAN, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Delta Tau Delta, WVBR-FM, Moderator, Newsbent, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ILENE MERYL KAPLAN, Riverdale, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Cornell Countryman, Honors Program, Mademoiselle Magazine Correspondent, Teaching Assistant, Civitas, Honors Program, Omicron Nu Pres., Guldin Literary Award, Magazine Editors and Publishers Assoc. Internship Program, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IONATHAN M. KAPLAN, Newton Centre, Mass., B.S. Engr., P.S.P.8tA., Kappa Delta Rho, Praetor lSecJ, Orientation Counselor, Quill and Dagger Society, Dean's List. MICHAEL LEWIS KAPLAN, West Hartford, Conn., B.S. Engr., Ch. E., A.l.Ch.E., Dorm Counselor, Engineering Policy Comm., Engineering S.C., Intramurals, Orientation Counselor. ROBERTA RICE KAPLAN, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Savoyards, Folk Dancing, Dean's List. LYNNE KAREN KARLSON, Newton, Mass., A.B. Arts, Psych. Bio., Kaleidoscope, Working in Olin Libe, Companionship Therapy, Teaching Sunday School, Cornell Dean's Scholarship. BILHA KARPMAN, Omaha, Nebr., B.F.A. Arch., Painting, Cornell Scholarship. GERALD SCOTT KARR, Bloomfield, N.I., B.S. Engr., E.E., The Dregnauts, Treas., Dean's List. KENNETH EDWARD KASPRZAK, Cheektowaga, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Campus 4H, Preveterinary Society, Round-Up Club, Ski Club, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. ANTHONY IOHN KATES, Salisbury, Rhodesia, B.S. Hotel, Food Service Executive Assoc., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Hotel Sales Management Assoc., Ye Hosts Honorary Soc., Dean's List. MARIA LOUISE KAWECKI, Syracuse, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Folk Song Club, Linguistics Club Lib., Intramural Basketball, Cornell National Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IAMES HARRIS KAYE, Malverne, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Industrial 84 Labor Relations Forum, Alpha Phi Omega, Deskbook, Orientation Counselor, Olin Library Student Assistant, Hillel Foundation, ILR-BPA 5 year MBA Program, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship 84 Scholar Incentive Award, Malvernie High School Scholarship, Max and Clara Winkler Scholarship, Dean's List. ALISON HELEN KEELEY, Saugerties, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Alpha Phi, Human Ecology Ambassador, Bowling Intramurals, N.Y.S. Incentive Award. ROBERT EBEN KEEN, Honesdale, Pa., B.S. Engr., E.E., Sailing Club, Senate Campus Planning Com., Ski Club, Ecology House, jazz Society, Dean's List. CLAUDIA ANN KEENE, Freeport, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Dean's List. CHARLES WALTER KEIBLER, Scottsdale, Pa., B.S. Engr., I.E., Kappa Sigma, Lacrosse, Red Key Society. GRETCHEN KEISER, Iamesville, N.Y., A.B. Agr., Science Education, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. MARY IANE KELLEY, Wellesley Hills, Mass., 428 B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Delta Delta, Pres., Treas., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Exec. Hskpr, Hotel Sales Manag. Assoc., Ithaca Hockey Boosters, University Senate. 4 ROBERT M. KELLMAN, Flushing, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Neurobio., Sigma Alpha Mu, Young Israel, Hillel, Cornell Students for Soviet Iewry, Taught Sunday School, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Grass Foundation Summer Fellowship, Dean's List. DAVID WOOD KELLY, Miami, Fla., B.S. Engr., CEE, Sigma Nu, Athletic Manager, Commander, Treas., Chi Epsilon, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. IENNIFER IILL KELLY, Westport, Conn., A.B. Arts, Marine Biol0gYi Cornell Concert Commission. KAREN ELIZABETH KELLY, Woodstock, Ill., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts. DAVID WRIGHT KELSEY, Barrington, R.I., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Delta Phi, H.E.C., Asst. House Mgr., Freshmen Crew, Howard Iohnson's Scholarship. SHEILA MARIE KENNEDY, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Econ., Kappa Psi, House Pres., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Loblaws Scholarship, Dean's List. SUSAN I. KENNEDY, Plattsburgh, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Phillips House, Treas. Symphonic Band. MARC ALAN KENTOR, Port Arthur, Tex., A.B. Arts, Physics. SHARON SUSAN KERN, New York, N.Y., B.S., Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Sigma Delta Tau, Savoyards, A.H.E.A., Academic Integrity Comm., Folk Dance Club, Orientation Counselor, Raven and Serpent, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, United Federation of Teachers Scholarship, Dean's List. CATHARYNA R. KERR, Summit, NJ., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Delta Gamma, Tennis Club. ANN MARIE KERWICK, Rochester, N.Y., B.S., ILR, ILR, Alpha Phi, Vice Pres., Treas., Panhel, University Senate Committee, Women's Varsity Golf, Women's Varsity Basketball, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive. BURT L. KESSLER, Springfield, NJ., B.A. Arts, Biol., Main-Line. ELLIOT KESSLER, Far Rockaway, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Sociology, Cornell Symphony Band. RICHARD ARTHUR KESTER, Boston, N.Y., D.V.M., Vet., Vet, Alpha Psi. RASHID ALI KHAN, Karachi, Pakistan, B.S. Engr., I.E., Member, lnt'. Living Center, ILC, Pakistan Student Assoc., lnt'l Activities Group, Cricket, Soccer, Field HOckey, Saijol Foundation Ltd. Scholarship, Pakistan Scholarship, Dean's List. BEHROOZ KHOSHKISH, Tehran, Iran, B.S. ILR, ILR, Theta Delta Chi, President of Iranian Club, Chess Club, Ski Club. NILOUFAR KHOSROWSHAHI, Tehran, Iran, A.B. Arts, Econ. IOHN ROBERT KIEFER, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Env. Quial. Engr., Sigma Nu, Folk Dance Club, Olin Lib. Staff, Sierra Club, Intramural Soccer, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. ALAN EDWARD KILBY, Ithaca, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., University Orchestra Concert Band, Freshman Lightweight Crew, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT KILTHAU, Remsen, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Fishery Science, Iudo Club, Fuller Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Regents Cornell Scholarship. KAREN LINNEA KINDLE, Beaconsfield, Que., B.S. Agr., Biochem., R.A., Civitas, Derco, Wing Hall Annex, Field Hockey, Basketball, Intramural Soccer, Alpha Lambda Delta, Electronic Associates Incorporated Community Scholarship, Dean's List. DAVID LEE KING, Fairport, N.Y., B.S. Eng., College Program, Movement for a New Congress, Systems Analyst Highland Research Laboratory, Tau Beta Pi, Gannet Newspapers Scholarship, I. McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. DAVID LEICESTER KING, Corning, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. FREDD PHILLIP KING, New York, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Psych., Ithaca Rapid Transit Co., Vice Pres. 81 Gen. Mgr. KEVIN RICHARD KINGSBURY, Deposit, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. EILEEN MARIANNE KINSKY, Bayonne, N.I., A.B. Arts, Math, Cornell Scholarship. STEVEN L. KIRSHENBAUM, Westfield, N.l., A.B. Arts, Econ., Chavorah Coop, Sigma Alpha Mu, Dean's List. GREGORY FRANCIS KISHEL, Virginia, Minn., B.S. Arts, History, Savoyards, Cornell Scholarship. ILENE IOY KLAPISCH, Manhasset Hills, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, Hillel, McGovern Coalition, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. IOANNE LYN KLASS, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 84 F.S., Hillel, Ski Club, McGovern Coalition. IEFFREY THOMAS KLAUCKE, Granby, Mass., B.S. Engr., C.E., Freshman Soccer. KEITH ALLEN KLEIN, Point Marion, Pa., B.S., Eng., E.E., Sigma Phi, Lacrosse, Rugby, Red Key, Gilbert and McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. MARIORIE SUE KLEIN, Hewlett, N.Y., B.F.A. Arch., Painting. MADELEINE ANN KLEINER, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Willard Straight Desk, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. PAUL WILLIAM KLUG, IR., King of Prussia, Pa., B.S. Engr., I.E., Phi Gamma Delta, Noyes Center Board, Dorm Area Council, Intramural Hockey, Night Manager, Noyes Center, Center Notes Pub, Rugby, McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. PATRICK WILLIAM KNAPP, Watertown, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Bio., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sec'y, Willard State Hospital Volunteer, MED preceptor, Fresh. Football, Lacrosse, Lightweight Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Rugby, McMullen and Arts Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. FRED ANTHONY KNAYSI, Ithaca, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Neurobio., Sigma Pi, Senior Class Executive Committee, Student Assistant, Cornell Lib., Cornell Sailing Team, Intramural Hockey, Football. MICHAEL NEIL KNEE, York, Pa., A.B. Arts, Eco., Alpha Chi Rho, Arts College Ambassadors, Cornell Univ. Glee Club, Orientation Counselor, Sage Chapel Choir, McMullen Schol., Wilcox Schol., Walter Higgins Schol., Weis Incorporated Schol., Penna. Higher Education Schol., National Merit Finalist, Dean's List. GARY ALAN KNEEZEL, Belleville, III., A.B. Arts, Physics, Cornell Glee Club, Murphy Schol., American Water Works Schol., National Honor Society Schol., Dean's List. KAREN ANN KNIGHT, Philadelphia, Pa., B.S. Agr., Wild Life Science, Stud. Advisor, Cosep. PETER SAGE KNIGHT, Winchester, Ma., A.B. Arts, Econ., Psi Upsilon, CNY-PIRG Nader Group, Football, Baseball, Varsity Football, Red Key Society, Quill and Dagger, Harry Agganis Schol., Winchester Schol. Foundation, Psi Upsilon Schol. GRANT NORMAN KO, Seattle, Wash., A.B. Arts, Eng., Dean's List. STEVEN 1. KOCH, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. Eng., C.E., Dean's List. SCOTT KOENIG, Forest Hills, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Civitas, Fencing Team, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dreyfus Scholarship, Murphy Scholarship. SHERRI ANN KOENIG, Worthington, Ohio, B.S. Engr., I.E. 8: Opr. Res., Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Trainer, Tau Beta Pi, V. Pres., Dean's List. IRENE DEBORAH KOHAN, Arlington, Va., B.S. Arts, Kappa Psi. SHEILA 1. KOIM, Lancaster, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., Bailey Hall Ushering Staff, Faculty-Student Committee on International Student Affairs, Girl Scouting leader, Mabel Merritt Memorial Schol., N.Y.S. Regents Schol. IOHN TENNANT KONTRABECKI, Hamburg, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Am. Studies, Alpha Tau Omega, Civitas, judiciary Advisory Council, Resident Advisor, WVBR News, Intramurals, Dean's List. DIANE SUE KOPELMAN, Natick, Mass., A.B. Arts, Eco. DAVID RICHARD KORN, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't-Eco., Cayuga's Waiters Bus. Mgr., Committee on Academic Revision, SCAN, Tiddlywinks Society, Straight Gang. LEE S. KOSOW, Syosset, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Agronomy Club, Pre-Vet Society, Soil judging Team, Sports Car Club, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KONSTANTINE ANGELOS KOTZAMBASIS, Heraklion-Crete, Greece, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Soccer, Swimming, Table Tennis, Chess, Aegean Society, Taylor Foundation Scholarship. CYNTHIA MAE KOVACS, Chicago, Ill., B.S. Arts, Linguistics, Dean's List. MARTIN L. KOVAL, Fort Plain, N.Y., B.S. Ag., Agr. Eng., Agr. Eng. Club, Who's Who of America. IOAN B. KRAICA, Albany, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Microbio., Cornell Catholic Comm., Cornell Symphony Orch., Women's Ice Hockey Team, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. KEVIN L. KRAMER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Human Affairs, Volunteer Fireman. MARCIA LEE KRAMER, Woodside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.D. 8: F.S., lnt'I Students, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. ION D. KRAUSE, Hancock, N.Y., D.V.M., Vet., Vet. Med., O.T.S., Pres. Student Chap. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc. Cornell Chapter. LINDA KAY KRAUSE, Rochester, Minn., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., Pi Beta Phi, Historian, Senior Council. KARL FREDERIC KREISHER, Penfield, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CEE, McMullen Scholarship. RICK ALLEN KRESS, Clymer, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci. IENNIE S. KROLL, Cumberland, Md., B.S. Ag., Ag. Eco., Ski Club. I. SCOTT KRONENBERG, Far Rockaway, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Universal Life Church, Lambda Sigma Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GARY ALAN KROSIN, Detroit, Michigan, B.S. Engr., E.E., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Univ. Unions, Intramurals, Pre-Med Society, 150 Lb. Football, HKN, MED, Tau Beta Pi, McMullen Schol., Fischer Schol., Katherine Tuck Schol., Dean's List. PAUL E. KROSS, Woodbourne, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Hillel, Ski Club, Comm. for Soviet lews, Civitas, Mu Epsilon Delta, VanVIet Memorial Schol., Dean's List. MARK ALBERT KRUEGER, Hamburg, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Varsity Rifle lMgr.l. ROBIN SUE KRULL, Plainview, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Phych., Dean's List. RONALD A. KUCK, Levittown, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. ALAN JEROME KUDELKA, Milltown, N.l., B.S. Engr., E.E. KATHY IEAN KUDLER, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., D.E.A., DEA Dept. Council, DEA Option Council, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship and Scholar Incentive Award. DONALD L. KUEHNE, Mountainside, N.l., B.S. Engr., C.E., Big Red Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Tau Beta Pi, Annual Chapter Scholarship Award of the Am. Inst. of Chem. Engrs., Dean's List. LODEWYK PETER KUENEN, Canandaigua, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Member of INCAS, Intramural Soccer and Sailing. LEON WAYNE KUNDROTAS, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Alpha Zeta. KENNETH 1. KUNKEN, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Engr., I.E., Sigma Nu, I50 football, Sphinx Head, Red Key Society, Sphinx Head, Schol. STEPHEN GOUGH KUSH, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., I.E., ISO lb. Football, Dean's List. NORMAN ROBERT KWIATKOWSKI, Depew, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Sg. Sci., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. THEODORE IESSE KWOH, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sco., Alpha Sigma Phi, Int'I Chinese Student Association, Ed., Pres. 429 L WILLIAM STEPHEN LACEY, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Eng., E.E., Ski Club, lohn McMullen Scholarship. CLARK WILLIAM LACKERT, Bethpage, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Phil., Beta Theta Pi, Sec'y, Civitas, Young Friends, Ski Club, Mainline, Luth. Student Assoc., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN L. LAEGER, Bangor, Me., A.B. Arts, Hist., Bio., Academic Integrity Appellate Board, Cornell Daily Sun, College Scholar, Honors History, Dean's List. BARRY MICHAEL LAINE, Cambria Heights, N.Y., A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Prospect of Whitlax, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. GREGORY B. LAKE, Ellisburg, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., N.Y. Farmer's Scholarship. DAVID LEE LAMBERTSEN, Ardmore, Pa., A.B. Arts, History, Cornell Student Chapter, N.Y. Civil Liberties Union, Heavy weight Crew, Freshman Varsity. WILLIAM LANDBERG, Neponsit, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Rush Chmn., Tompkins County Youth Court, ILR lNtern, Dean's List. CLIFFORD LANDSMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Intramural Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. MARCIA PHYLLIS LANDWEBER, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Gov't, Student Advisor, Senate Public Affairs Comm. Sec'y, Undergrad Scholarship Associate, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. DOROTHY ANN ETTE LANGE, Albany, N.Y., B.S., Hum. Ec., H.D. 81 F.S., Ski Club, Omicron Nu, Dean's List. NORMAN GEORGE LANGE, Cleveland, Ohio, A.B. Arts, History, Kappa Sigma, Pres., Sec'y, Glee Club, Iudo Club, Walter Higgins Schol., Kappa Sigma Schol., Leadership Award. KEITH ADAM LANGENDORFER, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Educ., Zeta Psi, Pres., Soc. Char., Supreme Council, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. MICHAEL ERNEST LANIEU, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Conservation. OLIVERIO LITTON LAPERAL, IR., Manila, Philippines, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Sigma Alpha Mu, Orientation Counselor, Filipino Clue, Hotel Sales Mgmt Assoc., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Front Office Manager, Statler lnn. IOSEPH PATRICK LARDNER, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res., Chi Phi, Menage, Dean's List. DALE AUSTIN LASHOMB, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgmt., Acacia. MAUREEN LAURENT, Leonia, N.l., B.S. Hum. Ec., H.N. 84 F.S., Brownie Leader, Civitas, Cornell National Schol., Yalden Memorial Schol., N.l. State Schol., Dean's List. TRUDI LAUT, Cleveland, Ohio, B.A. Arts, Music, Cornell Chorus, Cornell's Women Intercollegiate Tennis Team, Univ. Schol. MICHAEL DAVID LAWITTS, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Delta Phi, Orient. Couns., Res. Adv., Gymnastics, lohn Mc Mullen Schol., Regents Schol., Syracuse University Schol., Dean's List. IOHN KIERAN LAWLOR, Wantagh, N.Y., B.S. Engr., I.E. and Op. Res., Alpha Sigma Phi, Pledge Class Pres., Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents Schol., N.Y.S. Schol. Incent., N.Y.S. CV Award, lohn McMullen Engineering Schol., V.A. Award, Dean's List. LARRY DOUGLAS LEDGERWOOD, Penn Yan, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Alpha Gamma Rho, N.Y.S. Incentive, Viet Nam Veterans Schol., Dean's List. CYNTHIA LEE, Kensington, Md., B.S. ILR, ILR, Theta Xi, Civitas, Cornell Women's Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir, Orientation Counselor, Cornell Women's Swimming Team. DANIEL TAI-LIK LEE, Vancouver, B.C., B.S. Engr., E.E., Alpha Chi Sigma, Cornell Table Tennis Club, Chinese Student Assoc., Bridge Club, Intramural Hockey, l.E.E.E., Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Eisilon, McMullen Schol., Dean's List. HARRY LEE, New York, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CHE. HOWARD FRANCIS LEE, Cherry Hill, N.j., B.S. Engr., E.E. RODNEY LEE, Singapore, B.S. Engr., IE, Member, Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List. RUBY BEI-LOH LEE, Singapore, A.B. Arts, Computer Sci., Cornell Symphony Orchester, Sage Chapel Choir, International Magazine, Asst. Ed., Chinese Students Assoc., Ski Club, Alpha Lambda Delta, College Scholar, Arts 81 Sciences Deans Schol., Dean's List. WARREN WILLIAM LEE, Wilton, Conn., B.S. Arch., Arch. VENNA CHEE WAN LEE, Kowloon, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., EE. FREDRIC CHARLES LEFFLER, jamaica, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. ROSS MICHAEL LEIBOVITZ, Milton, Mass., B.S. Agr., Bio., Delta Tau Delta, Cornell Marching Band, Wrestling. AUGUST jOHN LEINHART, Ridgewood, N.j., A.B. Arts, Pre-Med, Outing Club, Freshman Football, Crew, Dean's List. ISAAC LEMOR, Lima, Peru, B.S. Eng., IE and Oper. Res. jOHN ROBERT LEREW, York Springs, Pa., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgmt., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres., Treas., IFC Rush Comm., Football. MARK CHARLES LESTER, Pittsburgh, Pa., A.B. Arts, Chem., Sigma Alpha Mu, Cross Country Team, Track Team, Dean's List. STEPHEN HENRY LEVEN, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Louis Hollander Scholarship Award, john F. Wegman Foundation Award. BRIAN PATRICK LEVER, East Islip, N.Y., B.S. Arts, History, Zeta Psi. FRED ANDREW LEVINE, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Theta Epsilon, Sports Manager, CU Finance Commission, ILR Student Govt., ILR Voice, Ithaca Hockey Fans Assn., Sec-Treas., Intramural Freshmen Champs lBaseball, Softball, Bowling. NORMAN BARRY LEVINE, Hewlett, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Theta Epsilon, N.Y.S. Regent. BARRY ADNOFF LEVITT, Longmeadow, Mass., A.B. Arts, Math, Beta Sigma Rho, Secretary, Cornell Daily Sun, Advertising Mgr. 84 Business Mgr., Big Red Marching Band, john McMullen. jANE E. LEVITT, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Dean's List. CAROLYN jlLL LEVY, New York City, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Theatre Arts, University Theatre, Cornell Dance Club, Cornell Draft Information Service, Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven 84 Serpent, Mortar Board, Regent Scholarship. IAYNEE ROBYN LEVY, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Agn., Ecology, Cornell Ski Club, Secretary, Orientation Counselor, Volunteer Teacher, Zero Pop. Growth, Photography, Hun-Nun-de-Kah, New York State Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. NANCY SUSAN LEVY, Malden, Mass., B.S. Hum. Ec., D8rEA, American Home Ec. Assoc., Publicity Chairman, Cornell Radio Guild, University Senate, Housing Sub-Committee Chairman, WVBR Fm., Talkshow, sportscaster, Orientation Counselor, Iota Beta Sigma, Mortarboard, Secretary, Sigma Delta Chi, Martha Van Rensselaer Scholarship, Dean's List. ROBERT BERGMAN LEVY, Buffalo, N.Y., B.S. Eng., College Pgm., Cornell Engineer, University Senate, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. STEPHEN ROBIN LEVY, Cleveland, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Psych., Cornellian, Photo Editor. RONALD LEE LEW, Baltimore, Md., B.S. Engr., E.E., North Campus Union Board, Phillips Hall Annex-Treasurer, Orientation Counselor, Intramurals, Football, Ice Hockey, Eta Kappa Nu, Annie and Oscar Rhodes, john McMullen, Blackall, Dean's List. jAMES MICHAEL LEWEK, Cheektowaga, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Economics, Cornell Regents, National Merit, Westinghouse, Dean's List. WILLIAM T. LEWEK, Yorkville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Genetics, Ecology House, Steering Committee, University Senate, Campus Life Committee, judo Club, Intramural Track, Golf, Tennis, Hon Nun Di Ka, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. LARRY LOUIS LEWIN, San Francisco, Calif., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm. MARCIA ELLEN LEWIS, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Cornell Chorus, Orientation Counselor, Regents, N.Y.S. Incentive. LUCY TUNG-CHING LI, New York City, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Alpha Phi Omega, Chinese Students Assoc., Cornell Cinema, Salt and Mine Drama. jOHN WILLIAM LIBERTY, North Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., NeuroBiology 84 Behavior, Cornell Sport Parachute Club, N.Y. State Regents Scholarship. RICHARD A. LIDSKY, Mt. Vernon, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio.-Sci., Sigma Alpha Mu, Exchequer, Thompkins County, President, Paramedic Assn., Thompkins County, First Aid Division Capt., Search 81 Rescue Team, Intramural Polo, Capt., Regents. LAWRENCE LIEBLING, New York City, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Ski Club, Fencing. MARK ROBERT LIFF, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Pi Lambda Phi, V.P., Secretary, CU Senate, Housing Subcommittee Chmn., WVBR-FM, CU Senate, Summer Research Aide, ILR, H.S. Student Relations Committee, Writer, Binghamton Press, Intramural Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, WVBR Hockey Team, journalism, N.Y.S. Regents Award, Dean's List. PETER ALLAN LIFSON, Port Washington, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Ag., Indoor Track, Intramurals. RANDY W. LIGHT, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Bio. Sci., Intramural Volleyball. RONALD IAY LINDEN, Yonkers, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Alpha Phi Omega. SARAH E. LINDSAY, Wilmington, Del., A.B. Arts, Math, Alpha Phi, Treasurer 84 Chapter President, Women's Field Hockey Team, Ivory Tower Society. BARBARA ANN LINEHAN, Clifton Springs, N.Y., B.S. Agr. Bio. Sci., Ag. College Ambassadors, Campus 4-H, Dorm judiciary Comm., Sage Chapel Choir, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Cornell Regents, National Merit Finalist, N.Y.S. Regents, Rotary Club, Dean's List. LAURA MIRIAM LINKE, Ithaca, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Classical Civilization. DAVID LIPSON, Staten Island, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C.P., Seal 81 Serpent, Rush Chairman, Cornellian, Photo., Engr. Std. Council, IFC Rush Comm., Orientation Counselor, Scan, Intramural Football, Softball, Volleyball, N.Y.S. Regents, McMullen. jANE LIQUORMAN, Beacon, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA. RICHARD ALAN LISSA, jackson Heights, N.Y., B.S. Chem. Eng., Chem. Eng., Pi Kappa Phi, President, Golf Team, N.Y.S. Regents. IANICE ANNE LITWIN, Arlington, Va., A.B. Arts, Anthro-linguistics, Arts College Student Advisers, Pres., College Scholars, Dean's List. LAURA jANE LIVINGSTON, Willoughby, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Public Systems Planning 81 Analysis, Phillips House, Photographer, Archery Club, Vice Pres., Wesley Foundation, Newspaper Co-Editor, Mortar Board, Burrell Fund, National Merit, Dean's List. TIMOTHY MICHAEL LOHMAN, Valley Stream, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chem., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DANIELLE M. LOMBARDO, Pound Ridge, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Willard State Hospital Volunteers, Regents, N.Y. ROGER DAVID LONDON, Scarsdale, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, Phi Gamma Delta, Chairman Speakers Committee, SECS, Steering Committee, Environmental Action Comm., Freshman Soccer, Varsity Soccer, President of Shinguard, N.Y.S. Regents. BARBARA RUTH PHILLIPS LONG, Richmondville, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Cornell Women's Swim Team, Dorm Corridor Representative. EDWARD ROBERT LONG, Broomall, Pa., B.S. Arts, Math, Dean's List. WILLIAM WALDO LONGWELL, Horseheads, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Larch, Floriculture, Dean's List. BRUCE ERIC LONNMAN, Pinellas Park, Fla., 430 B.S. Hum. Ec., CEE, Center for Religion, Ethics and Social Policy. ALAN DAVID LOPENA, Long Beach, N.Y., B.S. Eng., CE, Phi Kappa Psi, Cornellian, Frosh Rifle Team, Ski Club, McMullen, N.Y.S. Regents. ROBERT THOMAS LORANGER, Warren, Pa., B.S. Engr., IE, Chi Psi, Social Chmn., IFC Steering, Treasurer, Dorm Orientation Counselor, Cornell Ski Club, Basketball, Spinxhead, Red Key Society. EVELYN CAROL LORCH, Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD8IFS, Dean's List. PERRY WYAN LOU, Glen Head, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Cornellian, Chinese Students Assn., WVBR, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's List. GARRETT MICHAEL LOUGHLIN, Sauquoit, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Gamma Rho, Treasurer, Secretary, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. STEPHEN DANIEL LUCAS, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Man. 81 Marketing, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lacrosse, N.Y.S. Incentive, Cornell Scholarship. KENNETH LUCKOW, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Freshman Wrestling, Pre-Vet Society, Varsity Wrestling, N.Y.S. Incentive. MARK HEALY LUDINGTON, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, N.Y.S. Regents. ARTHUR REESE LUDLOW, Bridgehampton, N.Y., B.S. Agr. Ag. Econ., Alpha Gamma Rho, Steward, Rifle Team, N.Y.S. Incentive. MARK FREDERICK LUHNOW, Shawnee Mission, Kan., B.S. Agr. Bio. Sci., Cornell Christian Fellowship, Campus Crusade for Christ, Dean's List. STUART C. LYMAN, Oakville, Ont., OVM., Vet., Vet. Med., Alpha Psi, Social Chmn., Pledge Master, Freshman Rifle Team, Dean's List. M IAMES ALLEN MacDONALD, Albany, N.Y., DVM, Veterinary College, Vet. Med., Alpha Psi, N.Y.S. Incentive, Merrimack Valley Kennel Club Scholarship. jAMES EDMOND MacDONALD, Waban, Mass., B.S. Eng., EE: Risley, Big Red Band, WVBR, Intramural Hockey 84 Soccer. EDWARD EARL MACE, Seattle, Wash., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., PSI Upsilon, Treas., V.P., HSMA, HEC, Straight Desk, Track, Red Key, Aleph Sumach, Ye Hosts, Sphinx Head, Dean's List. SIDNEY DAVID MACHEFSKY, Memphis, Tenn., B.S. Engr., EE, Intramurals, Eta Kappa Nu, Dean's List. jOHN DaCOSTA MACKAY, Ossining, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Savoyards, N.Y.S. Regents, McMullen Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. DANIEL HALL MACKEY, Scotia, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci. WILLIAM jOSEPH MACKEY, xMassapequa Park, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Eg. Econ. Bio. Sci., International Activities Group, Civitas, MCHR, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, Student Mobe, Eastman-Rile Speaking Contest, Resident Advisor, Cross Country, Regents Scholarship, Incentive, Dean's List. WILLIAM CRAIG MacKlNNON, Brockville, Ontario, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm. RICHARD LEE MacMlLLAN, Salamanca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Alpha Gamma Rho, 4-H Club, Cornell Recreation Club, N.Y.S. Incentive, N.Y.S. Regents, Dyson Scholarship. KAREN PAULETTE MADSEN, Bellevue, Neb., A.B. Arts, Chemistry, Phillips House, President. IAMES STEVEN MAGACS, South New Berlin, N.Y., B.S. Eng., IE, McMullen, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Incentive. jOHN THOMPSON MAGILL, III, Riverside, Pa., Delta Upsilon, Alumni Ed., Pledge Chmn., Chaplain, Corresponding Sec., Freshman Football, Lightweight Football, Red Key Society, Dean's List. CHRISTINE ANNE MAHONY, Saugerties, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD8rFS, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. MICHAEL jOSEPH MAIER, Webster, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Veg. Crops, Intramural Baseball. RICHARD IOHN MAINIERO, Quincy, Mass., B.S. Engr., CE, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Tutor at DeWitt Ir. High School, Intramural Bowling, Torre de Passiere Scholarship, Dean's List. CONSTANCE IEANNETTE MALACH, Elma, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Risley Residential College, Eastman-Rice Speaking Contest, Senior Class Org. Comm., Woodford Speaking Contest, Risley Volleyball Team, CA Honors Program, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Carl Ladd Memorial, Iohn Robert's, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. KEITH BRUCE MALCHOFF, IR., Clyde, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Alpha Zetz, Social Chmn., Cornell Univ. Senate. STEPHEN ROSS MALLON, Millington, N.l., B.S. Eng., College Program, Kappa Delta Rho, Pledge Master, Big Red Band, Cornell Symphony Orchester, Chamber Orchestra, Savoyards, Symphonic Band, Dean's List. IACQUELYN MALLOY, Wyandanch, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Social Work, Cheerleading Squad, Capt., Human Ecology Counselor, Black Fashion 84 Design Inc., Pres., Community Service Award - COSEP, COSEP, Equal Opportunity Grant. PETER STUART MANCHESTER, Westwood, Mass., B.S. Engr., EE. MAURIZIO ANDREA MANGINI, Genova, Italy, B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Foreign 81 Latin American Students Association, Photography, Iudo, Karate, Sky Diving, Scuba Diving, Archery, Backpacking, Fishing, Hunting, Dean's List. IACQUELINE ANN MANGUM, Huntsville, Ala., A.B. Arts, Gov., Dean's Scholarship. LYNN ELIZABETH MANLEY, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, AHEA, Sage Chapel Choir, Omicron Nu, HNF Honors Program, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. STEPHEN LAWRENCE MANN, Lockport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agraromy, Alpha Zeta, Campus Crusades for Christ, Agronomy Club, Alpha Zeta, N.Y.S. Incentive 81 Regents, N.Y.S. Line Assoc., Dean's List. HERBERT THEODORE MANNIS, Monticello, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Intramural Sports, Basketball, ILR Student Senator. IULIE-ANN MANTAY, New York City, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DHEA, Ithaca Rapid Transit, President. ROBIN SUE MARANTZ, jamaica, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Dean's List. TERESE MARCH, Misawa, japan, B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Chaplain, Girl Scouts on Campus, INCAS, Dorm Rep., Synchronized Swimming, HNF-Honors Major, Cornell Scholarship, Women's Federation, Dean's List. FRANCISCO IOSE MARCHAN, Rio Piedras, P.R., B.S. Engr., EE, Cornell Engineer, Latin American Students Assn. PATRICIA ANN MARCHASE, Van Etten, N.Y., A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Arts College Student Advisor, Orientation Counselor, Senior Class Comm., Pre-med Preceptor Program, Alpha Lambda Delta, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, N.S.F. Research, Dean's List. GIOIA ANN MARCHETTI, Kingston, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Science Educ., Sage Chapel Choir, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Dean's List. IERELYN ROSE MARCUS, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Hillel Civitas, Big Sister, Ag. School Ambassador, New Student Orientation Comm., Cornell Chorus, Savayards, Alpha Phi Omega, Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. MARK PHILIP MARCUS, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S., Agr., Gen. Ag.-Rur. Soc., CIVITAS - Austin McCormick Youth Camp, Freight Hoppers Club, Hillell, Outing Club, Sierra Club, Ski Club, Tiddlywinks Society, N.Y.S. Incentive. NORMAN HOWARD MARCUS, Whitestone, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Alpha Sigma Phi, Corr. Sec., Elec. Eng'g Student-Faculty Comm., Sec., Orientation Counselor, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Cornell Scholarship. N.Y.S. Regents 8: Incentive, Wilson Endowment, McMullen, Dean's List. MARK DAVIES MARDER, Arlington, Va., A.B. Arts, Economics. MARY CHANDLER MARDER, Alexandria, Va., A.B. Arts, Social Relations, Pi Beta Phi, Dean's List. SUSAN RUTH MARG, Cleveland, Ohio, A.B. Arts, English 81 Social Relations, Civitas, Cornellian, Section Editor. CHRISTIAN IACQUES MARI, Tangier, Morocco, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., HSMA Chapter, HEC, Cornell Fencing, Tennis. TOBY LYNN MARK, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. MARILYN HOPE MARKMAN, Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD8rFS, B'nai B'rith Hillel, Hospitality Chmn., Native American Assn., Civitas volunteer - worked with many children. DIANA FRANCES MARKSCHEID, Scotch Plains, N.I., A.B. Arts, French, Music Library, French and Russian Co-op, Risley Residential College, Dean's List. MARC MARSCHARK, Kensington, Md., A.B. Arts, Psych., Alpha Sigma Phi, Soc. Chmn., Treasurer, Dean's List. ALAN PATRICK MARSCHER, New Hartford, N.Y., B.S. Engr., College Pgm., TKE, Pres. 84 Soc. Chmn., Freshman Hockey Manager, N.Y.S., Dean's List. IONNISE LESLIE MARSH, White Plains, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Dean's List. ALICIA ANDREA MARSLAND, Greene, N.Y., B.S. Hum.Ec., HD81FS, Campus Girl Scouts, Pres., Cornell Daily Sun, Feature Editor, Sage Chapel Choir, Gymnastica Club. GARY FRANCIS MARTEL, Cohoes, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Fisheries, Glen Alden Corporation Scholarship. CARL LANCE MARTIN, Allendale, N.l., A.B. Arts, Math, Watermargin, Secretary, Dean's List. IANET CLAIR MARTIN, Rossland, Canada, A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Kappa Psi, Arts College Educational Policy Committee, Eastern Conf. on Undergraduate Educ., Resident Adviser - International Living Center, Orientation Counselor, Women's Student Govt., Waitress at the Statter, Women's Ski Team, Capt., University Scholarship. MICHAEL LEE MARTIN, Camp Lejeune, N.C., B.S. Eng., ME, Phi Sigma Kappa, Dean's List. REDGE A. MARTIN, Oakland, Calif., A.B. Arts, GovlEcon., Rest of the News-WVBR. THOMAS IOSEPH MARTIN, Brockport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Alpha Gamma Rho, Social Chmn. MELINDA MARVIN, New Canaan, Conn., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. IVY SUE MASSERMAN, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Genetics, Civitas - Northside House, Big Sister, Cornell Samaurai Club, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. DONALD ALEXANDER MATHESON, Littleton, Mass., B.S. Engr., CE, Pi Kappa Phi, Sec., House Mgr., Air Force ROTC, Cornell Rangers, Freshman Rifle Team, Iudo, Rhodes, Mass. Highest Education, Littleton Scholarship Trust. . STEPHEN IAY MAYERI, Commack, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Skydiving Club, Intramural Wrestling, Dean's List. ANTHONY R. MAZZEO, Cedarhurst, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. NANCY P. MCCARTHY, Hurleyville, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, University Senator, Dean's List. KAREN McCHESNEY, Moorestown, N.I., B.S. Hum. Ed., DEA, Delta Delta Delta, Asst. Treas. CHARLES ANSON McCLAUGHERTY, Pearisburg, Va., B.S. Ag., Entomology, Cornell Rangers, CO, Scabbard and Blade, ROTC Rifle Team, The Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society, VP, Varsity Football, Manager, Varsity Basketball, Mgr., Cornell National Scholarship, Dean's List. STEPHEN ANDREW MCCLEARY, Bryn Mawr, Penn., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Sigma Nu, Steward, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Work-Study Program, Radnor Scholarship Fund. IUSTIN MCCLOSKEY, Tuckahoe, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, American Legion, VFW, Student Work-Study, Cornell Fencing Club, Scholar Incentive. ANNE LENORE MCCOMB, Fort Lauderdale, 431 Fla., B.S. Arts, Psych., CURW Northside Settlement House, Volunteer, Civitas, Concert Band, House Fellow, Head Resident, Orientation Counselor, Undergrad Psychology Advising Comm., Cornell National Scholarship, Dean's List. DAVID DANIEL McCOY, Guideeland, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE, Usher for Hockey, Usher Catholic Community, Tutor, Freshman Squash, Intramural Sports, AI. CHEM. E, V.P., N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, MeClellan Scholarships, Dean's List. RANDALL L. McCREIGHT, Bethel Park, Pa., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Wesley Foundation, Treas., Cornell Sun, Photo Board, Hvwt. Crew. EDNA LOUISE MCCULLOCH, Whitney Point, N.Y., B.S. H.E., HNF, Phillips, VP, Dean's List. HELEN CAMPBELL McCUNE, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Agr., Food Sci. MONICA ELISABETH McFADDEN, Demarest, N.I., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Alpha Phi, Marshall, Pledge Trainer, House Pres., Ambassador Program, Orientation Counselor, Univ. Unions - North Campus Board, Sec., Women's Athletic Assn., Unit Mgr., Co-Chmn., Willard Straight Hall Comm., Raven and Serpent, Omicron Nu, Cornell Scholarship, Women's Federation Scholarship, Dean's List. FRANCIS ANTHONY McGUlRE, South Orange, N.I., A.B. Arts, Social Relations, Orientation Counselor, Football Usher, Track, University Scholarship. SHEILA MARY McGUlRK, Bel Air, Md., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Pi Beta Phi, Field Hockey, Basketball, Capt., Tennis, Dean's List. THEODORE ROBERT McINTOSH, Kensington, Ct., B.S. Agr., Animal Anatomy gl PhysiologYl Phi Phi Phi, Activities Dir., Lightweight Crew. IOHN PAUL MclVER, Bethpage, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., Alpha Sigma Phi, Sec. of the Corp., VP., Cornell Draft information Service, Asst. Dir., Orientation Counselor, RA, Soccer, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. IOHN PATRICK McKEOWN, North Babylon, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Management, Track, Varsity Track, Lightweight Football, Varsity Football, Aleph Samch, Red Key Society, Regents. MALCOLM GRANT McLAREN, Milford, N.I., B.S. Engr., CE, Delta Upsilon, Soc. Chmn., Sec., Sports Advisory Comm., Frosh Swimming, Football, Captain, Dean's List. DANIEL G. McLEAN, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Slo-Death Video, Co-Director, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. ELVERA ELLEN McLEES, Staten Island, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD8rFS, Civitas, Halfway House, N.Y.S. Regents. KATHLEEN E. McMAHON, Buffalo, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell Regents, Mabel Merritt, Dean's List. GEORGE B. McMANUS, Valley Stream, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Commons Staff, Cornell Folk Song Society, Civitas, Intramurals, Dean's List. WILLIAM IAMES McMANUS, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Intramural Football, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. MARY-IO MCNAMARA, Forty Fort, Pa., A.B. Arts, History, Editor of Academic Section, Senate Committee on ROTC Univ. Relations - Arts Rep., Study in Austria, Raven 84 Serpent, Honors History. VINCENT ROBERT McWADE, Larchmont, N.Y., B.S. Engr., IE, Chi Psi, House Manager, Intramurals, Football, N.Y.S. Incentive, Cornell Scholarship. DAVID GRANT MECKLEY, York, Pa., B.S. Engr., IEIOR, Phi Kappa Psi, Chmn. Pledge Advisory Comm., Governing Board, Freshman 81 Varsity Squash, Aleph Samach, Secretary. LAWRENCE B. MEDWIN, Whippany, N.l., B.S. Eng., EE. IUDITH G. MELTON, Staten Island, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD84FS, Ski Club, Outing Club, Folk Dance Club, Civitas, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. HERBERT EMANUEL MENDEL, Norwich, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Assistant TA, Biological Sciences Curriculum Comm., Student Rep., Pre-Med Preceptor Program, Undergrad. Advising Comm., Varsity Track, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. CAROL SUSAN MENDELSOHN, Chicago, Ill., A.B. Arts, Govt., Cornell International Affairs Association. DAVID WILLIAM MERCALDI, Beverly, Mass., B.S. Engr., ME, Phi Kappa Psi, Engineering Co-op Program,Tau Bea Pi, Dean's List. DENISE PATRICIA MERIDITH, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Biology, Resident Advisor, Orientation Counselor, Football Usher, N.Y.S. Regents, National Merit Scholar. WAYNE PHILIP MERKELSON, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt. 84 Urban Studies, Student Finance Commissioner, Long Range Financial Planning Committee, Student Advisor, Transfer Advisor, Gymnastics Team, Manager, Athletic Advisory Board, Regents Cornell, Dean's List. MARK HAROLD MERSON, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Science, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Child of Veteran Scholarship, Dean's List. ANNE RUTH MESSENGER, Holyoke, Mass., A.B. Arts, Psychology, Watermargin, Treas., Steward, Cornell N.O.W. , National Honor Society, Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow, Arts 84 Sciences Deans Scholarship, Dean's List. MARSHALL ELLIS MESSER, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Moskovia House, N.Y.S. Incentive. ALAN CHARLES MEYER, Somerville, N.j., B.S. Engr., CE, Alpha Sigma Phi. ROBIN CHARLENE MEYER, Lynchburg, Va., A.B. Arts, History, Senate Subcommittee on Dinving, Dean's Scholarship. PAMELA SUE MEYERS, Toms River, N.j., A.B. Arts, Govt., Delta Phi Epsilon, Sec., Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, Sec., Uris Student Library Committee, Faculty-Student Academic Integrity Appeals Board, Arts Ambassador, Raven 81 Serpent, Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortarboard, Dean's List. jAMES E. MICKELSON, Newfield, N.Y., B.S., Engr., Agr. Engr., ASAE. DAVID CHARLES MIER, Trenton, N.j., B.S. Engr., EE, Trenton Times Newspaper Scholarship. PHYLLIS SANDRA MILAZZO, Pittston, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., D8rEA, Senior Class, Activities Comm., Concert Commission, Austin's Drug Store Assn., Outing Club, Tennis. ALICE R. MILBERG, Fresh Meadows, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Economics, Tennis Club, Bowling, Swimming, Tennis, Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. P. KEVIN MILES, Fort Plain, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, McMullen. CHRISTINA SUZANNE MILLER, Swarthmore, Pa., A.B. Arts, History of Art, Kappa Psi, Pledge Trainer, Women's Lacrosse, WAA Representative. DAVID EDWARD MILLER, Livingston, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Anthropology, Cornell Outing Club, Univ. Glee Club, Cornell Regents, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. GARY HOWARD MILLER, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Sigma Phi, Cornell Outing Club, james Norris Oliphant Fellowships, Chmn., IFC Week, Chmn., Sailing, Varsity Sailing, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell Regents. jUDlTH EVELYN MILLER, Toronto, Ont., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Dean's List. MARC L. MILLER, Bradford, Pa., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Pi Lambda Phi, MED, Dean's List. NANCY MARY MILLER, Buffalo, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Kappa Psi, Big Red Marching Band, Student Conductor, Mabel Merritt Award, Dean's List. PETER LOWELL MILLER, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Cornell Scholarship, American Agriculturist Foundation. ROBYN MILLER, Fresh Meadows, N.Y., A.B. Arts, French Lit., Club France, Ski Club, Regents. RONALD jAY MILLER, San Antonio, Texas, B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Seal 8: Serpent, Athletic Mgr., Soc. Chmn., Marching Band, Rank Leader, Pep Bands, Rank Leader, Lightweight Football, Beta Rho Beta, Dean's List. ROWLAND SPENCE MILLER, West Palm Beach, Fla., A.B. Arts, Psych., Delta Chi, Secretary, WVBR-FM, Disc jockey, News Reporter, Cornell Radio Guild, Orientation Counselor, Psych. 101 Teaching Asst., Sigma Delta Chi journalism. STANLEY ARTHUR MILLER, Gasport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Round-Up Club. WILLIAM CEDRIC MILLER, Richmond, Ind., A.B. Arts, History, Phi Sigma Kappa, V.P., Steward. LINDA MAE MILLIKIN, Falls Church, Va., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Triphammer Co-op, American Home Economics Assn., Civitas Companionship Therapy Program - Willard State Hospital, Rumor Control Clinic, Campus Chest, Cornell Women's Federation Scholarship, Dean's List. CLARK ROGER MILNE, Eden Prairie, Minn., B.S., Engr., IE, Delta Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, Fencing Team. HOWARD PHILIP MILSTEIN, Scarsdale, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Economics, Alpha Delta Phi, Varsity Crew, Tennis, Squash, First Summa Cum Laude in history of Economics Dept., Dean's List. EDWIN W. MINCH, East Aurora, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Entomology, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. FRANCIS BERNARD MINNOCK, East Northport, N.Y., B.S. Eng., CE, McMullen Scholarship. MILLICENT GAIL MINOR, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Scholar Incentive Award. MARIORIE LYNN MISHKO, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, Kappa Psi, V.P.. ROBERT S. MITTLEMAN, New Rochelle, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chemistry, Civitas, Cornell Daily Sun, Cornell judo Club, Regents. ROBERT THOMAS MIOS, St. james, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, McMullen Scholarship. THOMAS SCOTT MOLLOY, Arlington, Mass., B.S. Engr., CE, Phi Gamma Delta, ASCE, Chess Club, Lightweight Football, Varsity Ski Team, National Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, Thompson Scholarship, McMullen, Blackall Scholarship, Dean's List. MICHAEL ALLEN MONAHAN, Falls Village, Conn., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Banquet Director, Ski Club, Bauer Foundation, H.j. Heinz-National Restaurant Foundation, Marriot Corporation Scholarship, Taylor Foundation. TIMOTHY IOHN MONROE, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet. DAVID LAWRENCE MONTANARI, Denver, Colo., B.S.B. Arch., Arch., N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive. WILLIAM DOUGLAS MOONEY, Parma, Ohio, B.S. Engr., CE, Kappa Sigma, V.P., AICHE, Tennis, Squash, Case-Western Reserve, McMullen Scholarship. CATHY LYLE MOORE, Ithaca, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Anthropology, N.Y.S. Regents. IEFFREY LOUIS MOORMAN, Smithtown, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Sigma Chi, Gymnastics Club, Dean's List. jULIO ALBERT MORALES, Santurce, P.R., A.B. Arts, History 84 Economics, Cornell Conservative Club, Dorm Council, Activities Officer, Univ. Senate Comm. LAWRENCE LOUIS MORGAN, Dryden, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgt., Alpha Zetz, Soc. Chmn., Cayugas Waiters, Student Scholarship Comm., IFC Special Projects Committee, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Pres., N.Y.S. Regents, W.S. Middavah Memorial Scholarship, Dean's List. jENNlFER WHITE MORRIS, Melrose, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res., Shire, Ouhng Club, Pres., Young Friends, Recording Clerk, Sierra Club, Conservation Club, Girls Lacrosse, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. MARILYN R. MORRIS, New Haven, Conn., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Delta Phi Epsilon, Panhellenic Representative, Alpha Phi Omega, Sec., Movement for a New Congress, Panhellenic Council, Transfer Orientation Counselor, State of Conn. Scholar. ROBERT GEORGE MORRISON, IR., East Brunswick, N.j., B.S. Engr., EE, Alpha Sigma Phi, House Manager, Elmira College Intramural 432 sports, Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Teable Scholarship. WAYNE KENNETH MORROW, San Francisco, Calif., B.S. Engr., EE, Triangle Fraternity, Treas., N.Y.S. Regents. IEFF MORSE, Lawrence, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Epsilon Phi, N.Y.S. Regents. LISA STEPHANIE MORSE, Forest Hills, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Hillel. FRANCES KATHERINE MOSCHITTO, Woodbury, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. ArtslMusic, Notables, Women's Chorus, Drama. MARIE IMMACULATA MOSEMAN, Schenectady, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Biochem., Phillips House, V.P., Civitas, Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortarboard, National Merit Scholar, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell Dean's, Dean's List. STEVEN LAWRENCE MOSS, Ventor, N.j., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Phi Sigma Epsilon. FARHAD MOTTAGHI, Abadan, Iran, A.B. Arts, Economics, IAG, Chairman, Exec. Comm., ILC, Chairman, Residents Comm., Interreligious International Ministry, Council Advisory Comm., Arts 81 Sciences, Student Advisors Comm., Iranian Club, Faculty Comm. on International Student Affairs, Honorary Member. FRANK E. MROWKA, Lockport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Coop. Ext., Acacia, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Carl Ladd Memorial, Arthur Thompson. ERIC MICHEL MUELLER, Windsor, Conn., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, WVBR, Traffic Manager, Public Service Director, Cornell Radio Guild, Columbia Records, College Promotion Manager, Intramural Softball, Basketball. DONNA MARIE MUFFOLETTO, Amherst, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Delta Gamma, Syracuse Univ. Foreign Studies Program - Italy, Welfare Dept. Caseworker Apprentice, N.Y.S. Incentive. MARY MARGARET MUGGLETON, Clayton, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Pi Beta Phi, Co-historian, Sec., V.P. for House Affaira, Symphonic Band, Big Red Marching Bank, Orientation Counselor, Civitas Tutoring, Beta Rho Beta, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive. ROBERT GEOFFRY MUKAI, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem., Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas., AI Chem. E., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. PATR.ICK jOSEPH MULHOLLAND, Elyria, Ohio, B.S. Engr., CE, Chi Psi, Frosh Football, Treas., Cornell Rugby Club, Frosh Baseball, Rugby, Dean's List. IACK FRANKLIN MULLEN, Barrington, Ill, B.S. Engr., C8rEE, Magic Theatre, Thaumaturge, The Mighty Obnoxers, Dean's List. THOMAS HUGH MULLIGAN, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agr. Eng., Sigma Alpha Mu, Treas., Agricultural Engineering Club, Ski Club, Orientation Counselor, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. LINDSEY MICHAEL MURILLO, North Versailles, Penn., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chmn., Rubgy. LINDA SUE MURPHY, Trumansburg, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Classical Civilization, N.Y.S. Regents, gl Incentive. MICHAEL AMBROSE MURPHY, Lowville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agron., Pi Kappa Phi. SUSAN HILLS MURPHY, Englewood, Fla., A.B. Arts, History, Pi Beta Phi, Rush Chmn., House Mgr., Little Sisters of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Rush Council of the Panhellenic Council, Interfraternity Council, Sec., Girls Tennis Team. MIRIAM E. MURRAY, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HD8iFS, Risley Residential College, Sage Choir, Outing Club, Resident Advisor. MARGOT THORINGTON MURTAUGH, Mamaroneck, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Music, Cornell Chorus, Tutoring French-Belle Sherman School, N.Y.S. Incentive. PAMELA ALISON MURTAUGH, Mineola, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pou. Sci., Pre Vet Club, Marshall Scholarship, Cornell Univ. Scholarship. C. CARL MUSCARI, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., ME, The Tau Beta Pi Assn., McMullen Scholarship, Dean's List. SUSAN ELIZABETH MYERS, Warminster, Pa., A.B. Arts, Theatre Arts, Delta Gamma, APO Service Fraternity, Cornell Daily Sun, Savayards. N FRANK MICHAEL NARDOZZI, Liverpool, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Delta Chi, N.Y.S. Regents, McMullen Scholarship. RONALD GENE NATHAN, Montclair, N.I., A.B. Arts, Psych., Civitas, O.C., AIFS Campus Representative, TA, Dean's List. ALAN STUART NATTER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Env. Eng., Hillel Council, Cornell Students for Soviet Iewery, Executive Comm., N.Y.S. Regents. PATRICIA IUNGBLUTH NEAFSEY, Pentield, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Delta Delta Delta, HNF Dept. Council, Sage Chapel Choir, N.Y.S. Regents, S-C Management Club, Dean's List. ALEX NEBELSKY, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgt. 81 Marketing, Chess Club. CHARLES CONAWAY NEFF, Fayetteville, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, Chi Psi, Treas., Frosh 150 Crew, Narmid Society, Pres., NROTC Scholarship, Alan Wood Steel Comp. Foundation Scholarship. ARAM SEBOUH NERSESIAN, Plainview, N.Y., B.S., Agr., Bio. Sci., Karate, Asst. Instructor, Samurai Club, Frosh Soccer. IEFFREY K. NEWMAN, Dallas, Texas, A.B. Arts, Govt.-Geo., Sigma Alpha Mu, WVBR, Steering Comm. of ST and S, College Scholar, Dean's List. IOHN BENIAMIN NEWMAN, West Orange, N.I., A.B. Arts, History and Economics, Pi Lambda Phi, Sec., Athletic Dir., WVBR, Economic Curriculum Committee, Dean's List. MICHAEL KALO NEWSOM, Seattle, Wash., B.S. Hotel, Hotel. PAUL WILLIAM NICE, Canandaigua, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Economics, Chi Psi, Alumni Host, RA, Varsity Basketball, Mummies, N.Y. Regents, Dean's List. REGINALD WARREN NICHOLS, Philadelphia, Pa., A.B. Arts, Soc., Football. STANLEY RICHARD NIMAN, Portland, Oregon, B.S. Engr., ME, Acacia, V.P., Army ROTC, McMullen Scholarship, B. Gleason, Thompson, Dean's List. DAVID LEE NIRSCHL, Sharon Springs, N.Y., D.V.M. Vet., Vet. Med., Alpha Psi, Athletic Manager, Pre-Vet Society, Frosh 84 Varsity Soccer, N.Y.S. Regents, Sears-Roebuck, Carl E. Ladd Memorial, Eastern Milk Producers, Dean's List. HARRY THOMAS NISONGER, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.S. Hotel, HOteI, Phi Gamma Delta, RA, Resident Advisor Selections Committee. ALEXANDER WELLS NIXON, Westfield, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Theta Delta Chi, Housemanager, Steward, Rush Chairman, IFC, Senior Representative, Frosh Lightweight Crew, Mummies. NICOLAS B. NOISEUX, Lexington, Mass., B.S. Engr., EE, WVBR, Studio Engineer. DIANNE LEE NOLDER, Allegany, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, RA, LeFevre, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. GREGORY IOHN NOVAK, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE, Zeta Psi, University Boxing Tournament. IOSEPH FRANK NOVICK, Milton, Mass., B.S. Agr., An. Sci.lBio., Alpha Phi Omega, IFC Tutorial, Pre-Vet Society, Sigma, Chmn., Dean's List. MARIAN SUE NOVICK, Uniondale, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Civitas, Cornell Chorus, Risley Residential College, Comm. Chmn., Corresponding Sec., Raven 8r Serpent, Mortar Board, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. MARK NOVOTNY, Belmont, Mass., B.S. Agr., Bio., Bio Curriculum Comm, Volunteer Teacher, Markles Flats, Ski Team, Dean's List. MICHAEL FRANCIS NOZZOLIO, Seneca Falls, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Chi Psi, House Manager, Cornell Young Republicans, Intramurals, Frosh Football, Frosh Crew, Lightweight Football, Lightweight Crew, Gulf Corporation Honors Scholarship, N.Y.S. Incentive, Chi Psi Academic Improvement Award, Dean's List. KWAKU MENSA NUNYUIE, Ho, Ghana, B.S. Engr., Ag. Eng., African Student Assn., V.P., Varsity Soccer, Dean's List. O DARLENE OAKLEY, Endicott, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Delta Gamma, DEA Dept. Council, Pres., Ski Team, Dean's List. CHARLES MACGILL OBER, Baltimore, Md., A.B. Arts, Soc., Chi Psi, Mainline, Freshman Sailing, Varsity Sailing. DAVID WARREN OERTEL, North Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res., Lamda Chi Alpha, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Sec.-Treas. of Spiked Shoe Society, N.Y.S. Regents. BERNARD STANLEY OGORZALEK, IR., Rockfall, Conn., B.S. Engr., EE, Intramurals, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappe Nu, Dean's List. MARIORIE LOIS OHAUS, Short Hills, N.I., A.B. Arts, Biology, Delta Delta Delta. RANDALL CRAIG OHNECK, Omaha, Neb., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Phi Kappa Sigma, Steward, AICLE, McMullen. KATHRYN MARY OLESKO, Middletown, N.I., A.B. Arts, Math!Physics, Kappa Psi, Univ. Senate Adm. 84 F.A. Comm., Sec., OC, Cornellian, Residentials Editor, Senior Ed., Provost Advisory Committee on Student Records, Arts Ambassador, Raven 8r Serpent, R Mu Epsilon, Dean's List. ADEDOYIN ADEOLA OLUNLOYD, Abeokuta, Nigeria, B.S. ILR, ILR. IOAN HELENE OREMLAND, Verona, N.I., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, De Ha Gamma, HDFS Curriculum Comm., Senate, Concert Usher, Civitas, Omicron Nu, Dean's List. DONALD A. ORLOVSKY, East Orange, N.I., A.B. Arts, Govt., Phi Gamma Delta, Civitas, Photography, Cornellian, Diving Team, Swimming Team, Dean's List. THOMAS RAYMOND ORZEL, Nashua, N.H., B.S. Agr., Soil Sci., Ellishollow Motorcross Club, Herzel Products, Dean's List. DAVID GREGORY OSBORN, Sarasota, Fla., B.S. Engr., EE, Acacia, House Manager, McMullen Selby Foundation. IEAN CAROL OSBORN, Wenham, Mass., A.B. Arts, Math, Senate Sub-Committee on Phys. Ed., WAA, Treas., Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Thomas I. Watson Memorial. SARAH ELFRIEDA OSBORN, Lakewood, Ohio, B.S. Engr., ME, Pikette of Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec., Society of Women Engineers, Cornell National, National Merit Scholar. KATHLEEN MICHAELLE OTTOBRE, Warren, N.I., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Alpha Phi, Rec. Sec., Octagon Club, Costume Head, Pan-Hel, Rush Consultant Head, University Theatre. P DAVID L. PADDOCK, East Aurora, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Phi Delta Theta, Steward, Freshman Dorm Pres., Dorm Area Council Treas., Hotel Ezra Council, Club Managers Assn., Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents 8r Incentive. DENNIS G. PAESE, New York, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Sigma Alpha Mu, V.P., Cornell Varsity Hockey, Mgr., Sports Advisory Board. GREGORY M. PAGE, Orlando, Fla., A.B. Arts, Linguistics, Cornell National, National Merit Scholar, Dean's List. L. RODMAN PAGE, lll, Radnor, Penn., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Head Toad, Gaslight Village 2A, HEC Engineering Dept, HEC Engineering Mgr., MEC Back of House Mgr., Ye Hosts Honorary Society. LORRAINE ELIZABETH PALMATIER, Fayetteville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Kappa Psi, Panhellenic Assn., Sec.-Treas., RA, N.Y.S. Regents. IAN ELWIN PALMER, Boonville, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio-Chem., Phi Gamma Delta, OC, RA, Cornell Varsity Ski Team, Cornell University, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. ROBERT PHILLIPS PALMQUIST, Signal Mountain, Tenn., B.S. Engr., IE, Incas, Engineering Student Council, Engineering Co-op Program, Golf, McMullen. PETER IOSEPH PAMKOWSKI, Palatine 433 Bridge, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Alpha Gamma Rho, Senior Activities Comm., Intramurals. SEUNG IOON PARK, Seoul, Korea, B.S. Engr., MS8rE, Bowling. KAREN ELIZABETH PARKER, Watertown, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF. LYNN CARLSEN PARKER, Haverford, Pa., A.B. Arts, English, Tompkins County Hospital, Precept Program, Tutoring, Dean's List. IOHN T. PARRINELLO, Wantagh, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. DONALD LEWIS PARTRIDGE, Batavia, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Dairy, Kappa Delta Rho, Big Red Band, N.Y.S. Incentive, N.Y. Farmers, Dean Ladd Memorial. EDWARD PARVER, Laurelton, N.Y., DVM, Vet., Vet., Young Israel, Pres., Steward, Hillel, SCAVMA, N.Y.S. Incentive. MARYTERESE PASQUALE, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Sec., Philantropies Chmn., Programs Chmn., House Mgr., Big Red Band, Publicity Chmn., Notables, Women's Chorus, Beta Rho Beta, V.P., Mortar Board, N.Y.S. Recents 84 Incentive. EDWARD PETER PASTO, IR., Fayetteville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Sealand Serpent, Pledgemaster, Sec., Steward, Alpha Phi Omega, Big Red Bank, Field Manager, Head Manager, Boy Scouts, Asst. Cub Master, Scout Master, Beta Rho Beta, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. BRADLEY I. PATCH, Owego, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Alpha Chi Sigma, Treas., Octagon. MUSSARRAT M. PATEL, Karachi, Pak., A.B. Arts, Economics, Dean's List. MARK IAMES PATTERSON, Plantation, Fla., B.S. Engr., EE, Phi Sigma Kappa, House Mgr. MARC I. PAUL, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. IANICE MARIE PAWLIW, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Senior Activities Comm., Girl Scouts, AHEA, OC, Iudo Club, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Incentive. IOHN MOORE PAXTON, IR., Broomall, Penn., B.S. Engr., Civil E., Delta Epsilon, Sec., House Mgr., Pres., ASCE, Fresh Football, Fresh Lacrosse, Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Red Key Society, Treas., Charles Armington, Dean's List. IAMES WALKER PEARCE, Sanford, Fla., B.S. Engr., EE. CHARLES ELLIOT PEARLMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Tutor, Intramural Softball, Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents. IRA MARK PEARLSTEIN, Valley Stream, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, Prospect of Whitby, OC, Open House, Cornell Univ. Theatre, Cornell Co-Op Nursery, Alternate University, Iim Smith Society, Spiritual Father, Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Bowling, International Ladies Garment Workers Union Scholarship, Dean's List. EDWARD STEVEN PEARSON, Northbrook, Ill., B.S. Engr., EE, Movement for A New Congress, McGovern Coalition, Intramural Football, Intramural Soccer. MARSHA IEAN PECHMAN, Sumner, Wash., A.B. Arts, Psych., Dean's List. ROBERT CHARLES PECK, Haverhill, Mass., A.B. Arts, Math, Dean's List. MARIA S. PEKARY, Moravia, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Cornell Transfer Scholarship. CHRIS ROBIN PELKIE, Endicott, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Ithaca Freedom from Hunger Foundation, Office Director, Cornell Dean's, Thomas Watson Memorial, American Baptist Association, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Dean's List. ELISSA CECELIA PELLEGRINO, Bronxville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. IOSEPH GERARD PELLICCIA, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agriculture, Bio., Intramural Referee, Society of Strategic Conflict Simulation, Biology Student Advisor, Finger Lakes Runners Club, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. BENIAMIN PEREZ, Pittsburgh, Penn., B.S. Engr., Ford Foundation. SYLVIA PEREZ, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Alpha Phi, House Mgr., University Unions Programming, Octagon, Treas., N.Y.S. Regents. Cosep. JAMES FELIX PERNAT, Fly Creek, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., REC-Team, Cornell 4-H Club. ROBERT WAYNE PERSONS, Port Washington, N.Y., B.S. Engr., C81 EE, Delta Tau Delta, Rush Chmn., Am. Soc. of Civil Engineers, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. DAVID ROY PESSES, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. CHARLES JOHN PETER, Bangor, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agron., Agronomy Club, Soil Judging Team. JOHN WILLIAM PETERS, Uniondale, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res., APO, N.Y.S. Regents, Bulova Watch Co. JAMES HARRY PETERSEN, JR., McLean, Va., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Delta Tau Delta, Recording Sec., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Varsity Soccer, Mgr. CRAIG DAVID PETERSON, Hamburg, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. GLENN CARL PETERSON, Shrewsbury, Mass., B.S. Engr., IE, Delta Tau Delta, Alumni Relations Chmn., Opinion Poll Chmn., Pledgemaster, IFC Pledging Comm., OC, Dean's List. LINDA MAE PETERSON, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Women's Ice Hockey, Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents. MATHILDE ANNE JUDITH PETERSON, Somers Point, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Folk Dancing, Swimming, Volunteer Teaching, Eva Anderson of Somers Point, Cornell University, Dean's List. RALPH ALAN PETERSON, Avon, Mass., B.S. Engr., CS, Delta Tau Delta, Alumni Chmn., National Delegate, Engr. Student Council, Curriculum Evaluation Committee, Narmid Society, Pres., Cornell National, NROTC. CARL PHILIP PETITO, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Eng., EE. RICHARD CHARLES PETRIE, Lyndonville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agron. BARBARA D. PFEFFER, Lawrence, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Young Israel Assn., Hilell, V.P., Class of '86 Memorial Speaking, First Prize, Eastman Rice Speaking Contest, Second Place, Honors Project in Education, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. JOHN J. PFISTER, North Bellmore, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Food Science Club. STEVEN JOHN PHELAN, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Alpha Chi Sigma, Pres., Master of Ceremonies, Cornell Daily Sun, Ad. Mgr., Octagon Productions, Treas. EUGENE VINCENT PHILLIPS, Copiague, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Civil E., Phi Kappa Psi, Dean's List. MARJORIE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, Jamestown, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Round-Up Club, Conservation Club, N.Y.S. Regents. STEPHEN PAUL PHIPPS, Valparaiso, Ind., A.B. Arts, Physics, Risley College, Arts-Deans. STEVEN RUSSELL PHILLIPS, Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., A.B. Arts, Bio., Chi Phi, Social Chmn,. Sec., Musician. DAVID PICKERSGILL, Lindenhurst, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. GERALD MARK PIEKLO, Horwell, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus., Phi Upsilon, Baseball. RENEE MARIE PIERCE, San Mateo, Calif., A.B. Arts, Bio., Dorm 4 Winecellar Drinking Honorary, Pacific Gas 84 Electric Company, Arts and Sciences Deans, Dean's List. RICHARD DANA PIERCE, Duxbury, Mass., A.B. Arts, History, Noyes Center Pub., Mgr., NCAA 81 JR. JAY CHARLES PIERSANTI, Hamburg, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Dean's List. STEPHEN KENNETH PIPHER, Tioga Center, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Campus Crusade for Christ, Track, Dean's List. MARK MICHAEL PISCITELLI, Seneca Falls, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus., Delta Upsilon, Fr. Baseball, Varsity Football, N.Y.S. Incentive. JOEL PISETZNER, Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng., Cornell Daily Sun, Drama, Movement for a New Congress, Graphics Coordinator, Boldt Hall Bombers, Capt., Der-Co, N.Y.S. Regents. DONN ANDREW PITZ, Watertown, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., Phi Delta Tehta, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Incentive, N.Y.S. Regents at Cornell, Dean's List. JANET HELEN PLASS, Pleasant Valley, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Sage Chapel Choir, Civitas, RA, N.Y.S. Regents, Edwin G. Vail Endowment, Alexander Endowment. ROBERT CHARLES PLATT, Dundee, III., A.B. Arts, Chem., Delta Kappa Epsilon, Alumni Sec., Board of Trustees, N.Y. Civil Liberties Union, University Senate, Pi Mu Epsilon, Treas., Dean's List. J. MICHAEL POGODZINSKI, Detroit, Mich., B.S. ILR, ILR, Cornell Daily Sun, ILR Forum, Associate Editor, Ed. S. Miller, Dean's List. WILEY EDWARD POINDEXTER, JR., Waldorf, Md., A.B. Arts, Economics, Senate Committee Member, Dean's List. CRAIG HASKIN POLLAK, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.S. Engr., IE, Sigma Chi, Steward, Freshman Hockey, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse. RUSSELL HAROLD POLLACK, Saratoga, Calif., A.B. Arts, History, Phi Gamma Delta, Treas., Mobe, SECS, Planned Parenthood, Univ. Senate, Cornellian, Environmental Action Comm, Varsity Soccer, Red Key Society, Dean's List. THOMAS FREDERICK POLLAK, White Plains, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., Beta Theta Pi, Beta Theta Pi, Social Chmn., Octagon Society, Science Technology 81 Society, NSF. DIANNE FRANCES PONIKVAR, Roslyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Hum. Ec. Ambassador, Goalie, Ice Hockey. EVAN WHITE POOLE, Canton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus., DU, Hockey, Sphinzhead. FREDERICK BRENNER POPE, III, East Islip, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Meteorology, Kappa Alpha, Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents. ANNE B. PORTER, North Norwich, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Octagon, Cornell Chorus, Cornell Savoyards, Historian Librarian, Dean's List. LISA JANE POSNER, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, N.Y.S. Regents. ROBERT JOEL POSNER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr. Meteorology, Hillel, Alpha Phi Omega, N.Y.S. Regents. FREDRICA POSTER, Yorktown Heights, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Civitas, The Notables. LAWRENCE PHILIP POSTOL, Fairfield, Conn., B.S. Engr., Eng. Phy., Student Faculty Board, Capt. Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Tan Beta Pi, Corr. Sec., Dean's List. NANCY B. POTTER, Truxton, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Pi Beta Phi, Treas., Pres., Women's Varsity Basketball, Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. KENNETH RICHARD POWELL, New Canaan, Conn., B.S. Engr., EE, Watermargin, House Mgr., Frosh Rifle, Tau Beta Phi, HKN, Dean's List. MARTIN EDGAR POWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Arch., Arch., Sigma Phi, Pres., Arch. Curriculum Comm., Aleph Semach, V.P. MARY ELLEN POWERS, Milford, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Clark Scholarship. Cornell Scholar. JAN SUSAN PRAGER, Deal, N.J., A.B. Arts, Alma Epsilon Phi, CAST, Cornell Film Club, Pres., IFMAC, Sec., Pres., Mickey Mouse Club, Mortar Board, College Scholar, Dean's List. RHONDA PRESENT, Freeport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Preceptor Program - T.C. Hospital, ngr I E Chi Phi Ho s Mgr., Alumni Sec, V P Sailing Team JOHN LEONARD PREVETE Cliffside Park, N.J., B.S. ILR, ILR, Judicial Advisory Council, Pres. and Chmn., Fr. Football. JACQUELINE PERRIN PREZIOSE, Mount Vernon, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr., RA, esley Foundation, Food Science Club, Dorm Social Committee, OC, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Mortar Board, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. ANN ELIZABETH PREZYNA, Synder, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res., Sierra Club, Pirg, Coordinator, Horseback Riding, Modern Dance, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. ROBERTA LYNN PRICE, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Alpha Lambda Delta, N.Y.S. Regents Cornell Regents, Dean's List. SCCIEF, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. J. BRADFORD PRESTON, Mansfield, Ohio, B.S.E ., Civ'l .,. ' ', ue W 434 ARTHUR W. PRIMROSE, Jordan, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Veg. Crop, Freshman Football, Lacrosse. BRIAN ERNEST PRINDLE, Tewksbury, Mass., A.B. Arts, History, Big Red Band, Rank Leader, Beta Rho Beta. SHARON PROST, West Hartford, Conn., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. MICHAEL DAVID PROULX, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. JOYCE PRZEBOWSKI, Stony Brook, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., N.Y.S. Incentive. CHARLOTTE LEE PUDNOS, Wantagh, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Hilell, Young Israel, Exec. Board, N.Y.S. Regents. ALAN JAMES PUE, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Acacia, House Pres., Univ. Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. Q KATHLEEN MARIE QUANT, Skaneateles, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Lang., Sage Chapel Choir, OC, RA, Dobore Slovo, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell Regents, Dean's List. CAROLYN MARIE QUELL, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Art History. JOHN ANDREWS QUENIN, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., ME, Freshman Rifle Team, Dean's List. LAWRENCE FLETCHER QUILLIAN, Wyncote, Pa., B.S. Engr., PSPA, Tau Kappa Epsilon, IFC Social Committee, Varsity Lacrosse. THOMAS FRANCIS QUINN, Newington, Conn., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Tau Omega, Rush Chmn., IFC Rush Comm., Wallace for President, Co-Chmn. R MICHAEL SCOTT RABIN, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Tau Epsilon Phi, University Senate, Comm. Sec., ILR Student Board, ILR Faculty Lobbying Comm., ILR Voice, TA, Hillel, Judiciary Comm., Library Aide, Intramural, Quill and Dagger, Newspaper Guild Academic Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. JOAN ELLEN RABINOR, Cedarhurst, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Sigma Delta Tan, Pledge Trainer. SANDE RS ALAN RABINOWITZ, Farrockaway, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci. ALAN JEFFREY RADOV, Meadville, Pa., A.B. Arts, Soc. Rel. ALFREDA RADZICKI, Bronx, N.Y., B.S., Arch., N.Y.S. Recents 84 Incentive, N.Y.S. Cornell Regents, N.Y.S. AIA. GALE PARSONS RAGSDALE, Baldwinsville, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Hum. Ec. Ambassador, N.Y.S. Regents. GEORGE T. RAGSDALE, Dekalb, III., B.S. Engr., Chem. Engr., Phi Delta Theta, Varsity Basketball, Fr. Basketball, Fr. Baseball. MARTIN FREDERICK RAINE, Alaiuela, Costa Rica, B.S. Agr., Agron., Algonquin Lodge, Public Relations, Latin American Assn., Tennis, Skiing, Dean's List. MICHAEL PAUL RAMEY, St. Louis, Mo., B.S. Engr., Civil E., Phi Kappa Psi, Dean's List. GUILLERMO J. RAMIREZ, San Jose, Costa Rica, B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Food Science Club, Soccer. DAVID FRANCIS RAPONI, Brooktondale, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus., Gymnastics Club, Pistol Club. GLORIA MAY RAPOPORT, Asheville, N.C., A.B. Arts, Bio., Student Finance Commission, Risley College, Mu Epsilon Delta, National Merit Scholar, Dean's List. MARJORIE J. RATH, Fulton, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Asian Studies, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell. ELLEN MARIE RATHJE, Vestal, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Sage Chapel Choir, Synchronized Swimming, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. SANFORD BRUCE RATNER, Jamaica, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Sigma Alpha Mu, Athletic Chmn., Frosh Hockey, Mgr., Varsity Hockey, Head Mgr., Sports Advisory Comm., N.Y.S. Incentive. - U jUDITH ANNE REED, Meadowbrook, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Pi Beta Phi, HSMA, Senior Class Council, Ski Club, Forster Educational Foundation, Dean's List. WILLIAM LOUIS REED, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus., Frosh Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse. RONALD LEE REFSNIDER, Richlandtown, Pa., B.S. Agr., Bio., Dean's List. BARBARA L. REHM, Lakewood, Ohio, B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA!Comm. Arts, Pi Beta Phi, Soc. Chmn., Dorm Council - Fresh., Rep., Pikettes, V.P., Cornellian, Honoraries Ed., University Ed., Seniors Co-Ed., Women's Broomstick Hockey, Women's Intramural Basketball, Cornell, Dean's List. RICHARD PHILIP REICHEL, Rosemont, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Psi Upsilon, Sec., Dir. of Alumni Relations, Board of Trustee Candidate, Dorm Area Council, Dorm President, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Freshman Soccer, Lacrosse, Varsity Squash, Football. ROGER GARY REIERSEN, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Regents Cornell, N.Y.S. Incentive. ELIZABETH REINITZ, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., AG Ambassador, Alumni Hostess, RA, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. SHEILA ARLENE REISER, Chevy Chase, Md., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF. NORMA ANN REISS, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Hillel Council, Hillel Foundation, Israel Emergency Fund, Concert Commission, Young Israel, English Curriculum Committee, Cornellian, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. IOSEPH PAUL REMES, Wilmette, Ill., B.S. Engr., EP, Alpha Delta Phi, House Mgr., Glee Club, Octagon, NROTC, Fencing, Ill. State, McMullen. PATRICIA ANNE RESIG, Fayetteville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Econ., Kappa Psi, Asst. Treas., N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, General Foods, Dean's List. HERBERT LAWRENCE RESNICK, Chelsea, Mass., B.S. Engr., EE, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Athletic Chmn., Big Red Marching Bank, Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List. RICHARD MICHAEL RESNICK, Whitestone, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, ILR Student Govt., junior Class Rep., Senior Class Council, Univ. Unions Management Comm., Univ. Unions Publicity Comm., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. jOHN HOWARD REYNOLDS, Hudson, Ohio, B.S. Engr., IE, Phi Kappa Psi, Campus Coalition, I 50 Football, I50 Crew. MARY KATHRYN REYNOLDS, Depew, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psych., University Theatre, Arts Ambassador, N.O.W., N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell Club of Buffalo, Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs. CAROL ANN RHEES, Bethesda, Md., A.B. Arts, Gov., Cornellian, Academics Ed, Dean's List. SOUSAN RIAHI, Tehran, Iran, A.B. Arts, Econ., Iranian Club, Alumni Chmn., Social Chmn., Women's Tennis Team, Central Bank of Iran, Dean's List. RAYMOND CHRISTIAN RICE, Il, New Phiadelphia, Ohio, B.S. Engr., ME, ASME, SAE. ROBERT BLAIR RICE, Fitchburg, Mass., A.B. Arts, Govt., Sigma Pi, Varsity Lightweight Crew. THOMAS FRANCIS RICHARDSON, Lynn, Mass., B.S. Engr., CE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, V.P., Dean's List. jEFFREY ALAN RICHMAN, Levittown, N.Y., B.S. Engr., College Program, Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist, Cornell Catholic Comm., Civitas, Finger Lakes Runners Club, N.Y.S. Regents, Engineering School. TE RESA MARGO RICHMOND, Toronot, Canada, A.B. Arts, Soc. Rel., Mobe, Civitas, Octagon, Saltmine. DAVID RIEDE, Martinsville, N.j., A.B. Arts, English, Dean's List. NATALIE TYLER RIEDE, New Haven,Conn., A.B. Arts, Russian Lit., Dobro Slovo. jOHN D. RIFFANACHT, LaFayette, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agr. Eng., AG Eng. Club. LINDA jANE RIFKIN, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Hum. Ec. Ambassador, N.Y.S. Regents. SUSAN CAREN RIFKIN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Dean's List. CHARLES THOMAS RIGG, Middletown, Ohio, A.B. Arts, English. CHRISTOPHER MARK RIGSBY, Smithtown, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Sigma Chi, Cornell University Senate, Intramurals, Dean's List. DOUGLAS BRUCE RINK, Huntington, N.Y., DVM Vet., Vet., Alpha Psi, N.Y.S. Incentive. DIANE ELIZABETH RISKA, Amsterdam, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Sage Chapel Choir, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, George C. Duffy Foundation, Dean's List. jUDITH ANNETTE RITTER, Hudson, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Sci. SUSAN LOUISE ROBBINS, Roslyn, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Kappa Psi, Secretary, ILR Forum, Editor-in-Chief, Chamber Music Group,CorneII Women's Golf Team, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. KEVIN jAY ROBERTS, Northport, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Soil Sci.!His., Watermargin, Membership Chmn., Cornell jazz Society, Dean's List. WILLIAM L. ROBERTS, Horseheads, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math, CCF, Pi Mu Epsilon. HOPE ELISABETH ROBERTSON, Hopewell, N.j., Agr., Nat. Res., International Club. DEANNE ELLIS ROBLEE, Delevan, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr., Tau Kappa Epsilon, Rugby. SUZANNE LORRAINE ROBSON, Dryden, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell. DAVID WARREN ROCKWELL, Brackney, Pa., A.B. Arts, Eng., Risley, The Holy Rutaba, High Prophet, Campus Tirade for Rutabaga. STEPHEN CHARLES RODEMANN, Darien, Conn., A.B. Arts, His., Delta Phi, Sec., Intramurals, Freshman Cross Country, Freshman Indoor Track, National Merit. MELANIE SUE RODIN, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Delta Phi Epsilon, House Pres., Hillel, OC, Senior Class Comm. BRADLEY HOWARD ROELLER, Millbrook, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Nat. Res. ROBERT ALLAN ROGERS, Collins Center, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Gamma Rho, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. jAY HOWARD ROGOFF, Belle Harbor, N.Y., DVM. Vet., VET. MARC IAY ROGOFF, Islip Terrace, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agron., Beta Sigma Rho, Sec., Agronomy Club, Conservation Club, Hillel, Communication's Comm.- Agronomy Dept., Western Union Honorary, Dyson, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. KRISTI LEE ROHLF, Huntington Valley, Pa., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Kappa Psi, Alumni Reunion Clerk, North Campus Desk, RA. FEDERICO ROIAS, San jose, Costa Rica, B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Sigma Chi, Soccer, Aleph Samach. DAVID jOHN ROMAN, Rome, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pres., Compt., Alumni Chmn., Civitas, IFC, N.Y.S. Regents. MARTIN MENZO ROOT, Corinth, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., The Rock, Campus Crusade for Christ, Charismatic Prayer Group, N.Y.S. Recents 84 Incentive. DIANE M. ROSEN, Syosset, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Kappa Alpha Theta, Peer Counseling, Dean's List. MARK IRA ROSEN, Plainview, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eco.-Govt., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Rec. Sec., Cornell Daily Sun, Movement for New Congress, Dean's List. LARRY MICHAEL ROSENBAUM, Kingston, Pa., B.S. Engr., CE, Phi Sigma Epsilon, AICHE, Intramural Bowling, Intramural Hockey, American Chemical Society Award, McMullen Scholarship, Pennsylvania Society of Engineers Award, PHEAA Scholarship, Wm. T. Morris Engineering Scholarship, Dean's List. MARC ALAN ROSENBERG, Elmont, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Kappa Alpha, Rec. Sec., WHCU. CAREN SUE ROSENFELD, Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HOFS, Alpha Epsilon Phi, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive. IEFFREY MARC ROSENFELD, Albany, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Intramural, N.Y.S. Regents. PHILIP LEWIS ROSENFELD, Milwaukee, Wis., B.S. Engr., IE, Kappa Alpha, Rush Chmn., V.P., Cornell Engineer, Business Mgr., OC, Dean's List. 435 ALAN ROSENTHAL, Miami, Fla., A.B. Arts, Govt., Alpha Epsilon Phi, V.P.-Treas., Cornell Hockey Fans, Pres., Ithaca March Against Hunger, Checkpoint Coordinator, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Hockey, Arts College Honorary Scholarship ELLEN BETH ROSENTHAL, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Sigma Delta Tau, Israel Emergency Fund Comm., Freshman Honorary Society, Irving M. Ives, Seidenberg Award in American Ideals, Dean's List. SAMUEL ROSENTHAL, Morristown, N.j., B.S. ILR, ILR, RA, Civitas, Dean's List. DAVID LAWRENCE ROSS, Yorktown, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English. DAVID MANSON ROSS, jR., Lancaster, Penn., B.S. Engr., Civil E., Phi Gamma Delta, Rush Chmn., ASCE, IFC, Aleph Samach, Treas., Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List. GARY STERLING ROSS, Rome, Pa., DVM, Vet., Vet., Alpha Psi, Scavma, N.Y.S. Incentive. IEFFREY KENNETH ROSS, Huntington, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Univ. Senate, Comm. Chmn., Dryden Youth Court, Coordinator, President's Comm., Student Employment, Intramural Football, Intramural Hockey, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. MAUREEN ROSS, Buffalo, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chem., Civitas, OC, Mabell Merritt Fund, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. SHERI ELLEN ROSS, Tarzana, Calif., B.S. ILR, ILR, ILR Voice, RA Selection Comm., Raven 81 Serpent, Cornell, Dean's List. BARRETT ELLIS ROSSER, Paterson, N.j., A.B. Arts, Soc., Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. LAWRENCE IOSEPH ROSSI, Homewood, Ill., B.S. Engr., EE, Alpha Chi Sigma, Ambassador Program, Chmn., Electric Car Project, Phillips Hall Annex, Coordinator, McMullen, Dean's List. ANN KINNER ROSSITER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.F.A. Arch., Fine Arts, Tompkins-Tioga, Friends of Bluegrass Music. CALEB STEWART ROSSITER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Tompkins-Tioga, Friends of Bluegrass Music. DAVID G. ROSSITER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agron., University Senate, Tompkins - Tioga Friends of Bluegrass, Soil judging Team. LESLIE IAYNE ROTH, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Treas., Campus Chest, Civitas, Rumor Control, SCCIEF, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. SUSAN GAIL ROTH, Franklin Square, N.Y., A.B. Arts, French Lit., French Club, Arts and Science Deans Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. PATRICIA ANN ROTHBARDT, Westbury, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Cornell University Senate. ERIC PAUL ROTHENBERG, West Hempstead, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Math. SELENA BRINN ROTHWELL, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS. TODD ROTWEIN, Oceanside, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Zeta Beta Tau, Cornell Chapter, N.Y. CLU, judo Club, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. ROBERT ANTOINE ROUSSEL-DUPRE, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Physics, Regents, McMullen, A.B. Gibson, Dean's List. HELEN MARIE ROWAN, Glenham, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, N.Y.S. Incentive. KAREN BASSETT ROWAN, Chicago, III, A.B. Arts, English, Tennis Club, Dean's List. IOSEPH ROBERT ROWLAND, Owego, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Boxing, Regents, Dean's List. jESSE ROBERT RUBIN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Eng. Physics, Cornell Engineer, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. STEPHEN WAYNE RUBIN, Franklin Square, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Tau Epsilon Phi, ILR Course Evaluation Board, ILR Faculty Lobbying Comm., ILR Voice, TA, OC, Hilell, Univ. Senate Calendar Comm., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. CHARLES PAUL RUDAR, Cleveland, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Chem. Engr., Kappa Sigma, Soc. Chmn., AICHEME, Baseball, Football, McMullen. STEPHEN THOMAS RUELL, Ashland, N.H., B.S. Engr., Civil E., Eddy Street Supper Club, Head Croissant, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. JAMES B. RUSSELL, Little Falls, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Alpha Gamma Rho, Soc. Chmn., Committee for Academic Achievements and Petitions. MICHAEL STEPHEN RUSZAK, Elmira Heights, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, McMullen Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents. EPHRAIM RUTTNER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Dean's List. WILLIAM S. RYALL, JR., Cincinnati, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Urban StudieslAnthro., Theta Delta Chi, Pres. VICTOR J. RZEWNICKI, Tallmadge, Ohio, B.S. Engr., IEIOR, McMullen, National Merit Scholar. S ANTONE LUCIEN SABELLA, San Francisco, Calif., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm. WYNN JAY SALISCH, Irvington, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Alpha Phi Omega, Cornell Cinema, Editor Cornell Freshman Register, Cornell Concert Comm., Lighting Dir., Finance Commission, HEC, Octagon, Senior Class Council, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. SYLVIA JEAN SALMI, Spencer, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Alpha Phi. RICHARD EDWARD SALTZ, Mount Vernon, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgmt., Cornell Concert Commission, Prod. Chairman, Dean's List. JOEL STUART SALTZMAN, Elmont, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Theatre Arts All English, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. MARK PAUL SALTZMAN, Yonkers, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Octaton, V.P., Civitas, Campus Chest, RA, Cornell, Deans, N.Y.S. Regents 8: Incentive. BARBARA JEANNE SALVATI, Plainfield, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Algonquin Lodge, Sec. Membership Co-Chmn., Swim Team. MARIDETH JOY SANDLER, Glencoe, Ill., A.B. Arts, Social Relations, Sigma Delta Tau, Sunshine Girl, Arts, Hillel, Bowling. SANDRA JEAN SANDS, Altamont, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Kappa Psi, Soc. Chmn, Pres., Const. Assembly, Civitas, RA, Ambassadors, Steering Comm., Intramurals, Sigma Delta Chi, PTA-PTO, N.Y.S. Incentive, G.C.H.S. Scholarship, Comell. JOSEPH JAY SANGER, Roslyn, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Tau Epsilon Phi, V.P., Mu Epsilon Delta, Etta Kappa Nu, Dean's List. EDWARD ANTHONY SANTAVICCA, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., E. Sci., Campus Crusade for Christ, Mu Epsilon Delta, Palmer Scholalship, Dean's List. LOWRIE BARNETT SARGENT, Ill, Pittsburgh, PA., A.B. Arts, Govt., Phi Delta Theta, Alumni Sec, Warden, ACLU, Intramurals, American Society for Metals. THOMAS VINCENT SARNOWSKI, Cranford, N.J., B.S. Engr., EE, Folk Club, Veteran Assn., Cliff St. Beer and Tennis Club, McMullen. PAUL JOHN SAROKWASH, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife Sci., Conservation Club, Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society, Sec.-Treas., N.Y.S. Regents 8: Incentive, Dean's List. ERIC DAVID SASLOW, Bronx, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chem., Prospect of Whitby, Intramural Skiing, Dean's List. CHARLES EDWIN SATTERLEE, Grand Island, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., HEC, Purchasing Dir., Statler PM, Food Production Mgr., Ye Hosts Honorary Society, Taylor Foundation, N.Y.S. Regents 8l Incentive, Cornell University Scholarship, Dean's List. SHARRON ANN SAUNDERS, Denville, N.J., A.B. Arts, College Scholar, Risley Residential College, Cornell Ski Club, Yacht Club, Gymnastics Club. S. MITCHELL SAVITSKY, Spring Valley, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Independent Major, Tau Epsilon Phi, Steward, Vice Chancellor, Senate Comm. on Admissions 8l Financial Aid,Cornell Mobe, Dean's List. THOMAS JAMES SCARPELLI, North Babylon, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE, Phi Sigma Kappa, Treas., Narmid Society, NROTC. STEPHEN L. SCHAEFER, Valencia, Calif., B.S. Agr., Comm. Arts, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Corr. Sec., IFC Publications Committee. ROBERT FRANCIS SCHATZ, Bloomfield, Conn., A.B. Arts, Govt., Zeta Beta Tau, Army Reserve, Sgt., Instructor, Photographer, Guitarist, Dean's List. EDWARD JOSHUA SCHECHTER, Jamaica, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bus. Mgmt., Cornell Daily Sun Bus. Board, Circ. Mgr., Intramurals, Dean's List. DAVID JOHN SCHELL, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Seal 8l Seprent, Pres., Christian Science Organization, V.P., Pres., IFC Steering Comm., Senior Rep., Orientation Counselor, Cub Scout 8i Boy Scout Master, LAF Council, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive. KURT GEORGE SCHELLACK, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Phi Sigma Epsilon. STUART ALAN SCHEPPS, Paterson, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA. DANIEL MICHAEL SCHERAGA, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agronomy, Polo, Manager. KENNETH LAWRENCE SCHERE, Albany, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Meteorol0gY2 Seal 8 Seprent, Treas., V.P., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. ELIZABETH CLAIRE SCHERMERHORN, N. Tarrytown, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet, An. Sci., Pre-Vet Society, Women's Polo, Dean's List. JOHN PAUL scl-IERRUBLE, Grand Rapids, Mich., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Ski Club, Hotel School Student-Faculty Comm., Triad, Civitas, Intramural Volleyball, Cornell, Dean's List. MICHAEL WILLIAM SCHIEFEN, Elmira, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Seal El Serpent, V.P., N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. JANE SHELLEY SCHIFF, Eastchester, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Ambassador Tour Guide, Civitas, OC, Regents. SUSAN LEE SCHILLER, Roslyn Heights, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Dean's List. SUSAN ELIZABETH SCHINDEWOLF, Orchard Park, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Swim Instructor, Skiing, Women's Swim Team, Gymnastics Team, Regents, Dean's List. KURT F. SCHINDLER, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., SECS, Steering Committee, Folk Song Club, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. SUSAN GAIL SCHINDLER, Westbury, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Sci., Dairylea Scholarship. LEONARD STEVEN SCHLEIFER, Forest Hills, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Tompkins County Hospital, Preceptor Program, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. MARK EDWARD SCHLESINGER, Elmont, N.Y., B.S. Agr., R. Soc., Cornell Concert Comm., Exec. Board Member, N.Y.S. Regents. DANIEL ALTON SCHMITT, Lockport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Campus Crusade for Christ, Transportation Chairman, N.Y.S. Regents Sl Incentive. JOAN JANET SCHMUKLER, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, RA, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. PRUDENCE CAROLINE SCHOFIELD, Columbus, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Eng., Sun, Review Board, Dean's List. AMY GYTELLE SCHONHAUT, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Delta Phi Epsilon, Civitas, Rush Consultant, Sage Chapel Choir, N.Y.S. Regents dl Incentive. RICHARD B. SCHRAFEL, Floral Park, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Economics, Kappa Alpha, Pres., Cornell Sun, Business Board. PETER A. SCHRAUTH, Hamburg, N.Y., B.S. Engr., MSE, Kaleidoscope. PHYLLIS ANNE SCHROEDER, Center Ossipee, N.H., A.B. Arts, Hlstory, Dobro Slovo, Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. BARI JILL scl-lul.lvlAN, Elmont, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. PETER DEAN SCHULMAN, Woodmere, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR. SANDY SCHUMAN, Maspeth, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Conservation, Action for the Beebe Lake Environment, Chmn., Alpha Phi Omega, Pres., Raunchy Amerikana, The Straight Gang, University Unions, Quill H Dagger, N.Y.S. Regents 8: Incentive. 436 MADELAINE LANIE SCHWAB, New Milford, N.J., A.B. Arts, History, Browsing Library, Serials Librarian, Alpha Phi Omega, Service Fraternity, Cornell Scholarship, LeFerre, Boehm, Chas Dipple Grant, C. Smith 84 J. Curtis, Dean's List. DIANE LOUISE SCHWALB, Danbury, Conn., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, American Home Econ. Assn., Sec., Pres., Food Service Executives Assn., Upperclass Sponsor Program, Sage Chapel Choir, Folk Dance Club, Students International Meditation Society, Hotel Sales Management Assn., State of Conn. ROY ARTHUR SCHWARMANN, Leonia, N.J., A.B. Arts, Govt., Alpha Tau Omega, Worth Jock, Fresh Baseball, Football, Seafarer's International Union, Cornell Scholarship. E. SIRI SCHWARTZ, Woodmere, N.Y., BFA. Arch., Painting, Architecture Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. JEFFREY LAURENCE SCHWARTZ, New Rochelle, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History. STEVEN JAY SCHWARTZ, Warren, Pa., B.S. Engr., EP, Sigma Alpha Mu, Recorder, Pledge Pres., Cornell Jazz Society, Tau Bet Pi, Rec. Sec., McMullen, Elks Most Valuable Student , Dean's List. DAVID JAY SCHWARZ, Bayside, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet, Civitas, Pre-Vet Society. JAMES SCINTA, Buffalo, N.Y., B.S. Chem. Engr., Chem. Engr., Acacia, Rush Chmn., Cornell Engineer, AICHE, Intramurals, Thompson Scholarship, McMullen, N.Y.S. Regents. OLIVER LEMUEL SCRANTON, JR., North Guilford, Conn., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Dean's List. FRANK PARKER SCRUGGS, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., A.B. Arts, Govt. 8l African Studies, UJAMAA Residential College, Founder, Arts Advisor, COS EP 'Student Advisor', Cornell Senate, Africana Studies Students-at-Large, Honors Program, Vogt., COSEP Academic Distinction Award, COSEP Commun-ty Service Award, Grant - Agency for Educational Innovation, Dean's List. SHIRLEY MARIE SCZEPANSKI, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Sci. Educ., N.Y.S. Regents. MARY MILDRED SEBRING, Concord, Mass., A.B. Arts, Sci., Fencing, Capt., Dean's List. JAMES D. SEEBALD, Ridgewood, N.J., B.S. Engr., EP, RifIe Team, Capt, Dean's List. ALAN RALPH SEHER, Wauwatosa, Wisc., A.B. Arts, Bio. Psych.., Kappa Sigma, Water Polo Club, IFC Tutor, OC, Water Polo, Swimming, Mu Epsilon, Delta, Dean's List. ROBERT CARLTON SEIDLER, Bay Village, Ohio, B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Psi Upsilon, Steward, House Mgr. ROBERT SELKOWITZ, Stamford, Conn., A.B. Arts, Social Relations, Chess, Painting, Skiing, Sports Car Racing. THOMAS IRA SELLING, Fair Lawn, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Pi Lambda Phi, Big Red Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Laventhol Krekstein Horwath 81 Horwath, Cornell Society of Hotelmen, Dean's List. DANIEL SCOTT SELVIN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Universal Life Church, Lambda Sigma Delta. PETER A. SEPE, Pleasant Valley, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Animal Sci., Alpha Zeta, Pledge Master, Asst. Sec. VINCENT JOSEPH SERPICO, East Meadow, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE, Sigma Nu, House Mgr., ASCE iAmerican Society of Civil Engineersl, Dean's List. AVA MARLENE SHAFFER, Rockville Center, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, OC, Hillel, N.Y.S. Incentive. ANTHONY EARL SHANNON, Bangor, Me., B.S. ILR, ILR. ROBERTA CHUN-TSU SHAO, Lynbrook, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Anth., Chinese Club, N.Y.S. Regents Xl Incentive, PTA Scholarship. JULIA ELAINE SHAPERO, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Sigma Delta Tau, Sec., Cornell Undergraduate Bowling League. GEORGE MARK SHAPIRO, Forest Hills, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem. Engr., AICLE, Dean's List, JOEL ANDREW SHAPIRO, Flusing, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Ski Club, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Dean's List. LAURIE IEAN SHAPIRO, Hewlett Harbor, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Sigma Delta Tau, Soc. Chmn., Tennis Club, Hillel, Mortar Board, Dean's List. G. REZA SHAREGHI, Tehran, Iran, B.S. Engr., Chem. Eng., DTD, AICE, Aluman Relations Comm., Ballet Club of Cornell, Board of the Student Health, Commetee on Commetees, Chmn., Cornell Daily Sun, Photographer, CU Dining, Cook lbad experiencel, Cornell Folk Dance, Hillel Organization, IAG, Iranian Club, Soc. Chmn., Orientation Advisor and Counselor, Senator, Subcommittee on International Student Affairs, Tutor, Soccer of Intramural Team, Capt., Athletic Management of Home Games, Outstanding Iranian Student Studying Abroad, International Student's Scholarship, Dean's List. STEVEN SHARFSTEIN, Yonkers, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Basketball Intramurals, Regents. SANDRA ELLEN SHARON, New York City, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Folk Song Club, ILR Forum, Research Dir., Undergrad. Program Comm. IStudent Govt.l, Mortar Board, N.Y.S. Regents, ILR Scholarship, Dean's List. CALVIN CORNELL SHARP, Detroit, Mich., B.S. ILR, ILR, Albany St. Lounge, University Senator, Intramural Sports, Lightweight Football. DAVID SCOTT SHAW, New York, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Sigma Alpha Mu, Treas., Dean's List. WILLIAM ARTHUR SHAW, II, Arlington, Mass., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Civitas: AICLE, Tutor, Reapportionment Board of Tompkins County, Mass. State Scholarship, McMullen, Stop and Shop, Inc. Scholarship, Francis E. Thompson, Dean's List. WILLIAM HOOKER SHEEHAN, ll, Gowanda, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., The Same Place, N.Y.S. Incentive. PAMELA SHEFFIELD, Nashua, N.H., A.B. Arts, Govt., ludicial Advisory, V.P. SHERRI NITA SHEINFELD, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, MVR Ambassador, Civitas, N.Y.S. Regents. KIRK VAN SHEPARD, Bay Village, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Bio Sci., Psi Upsilon,Civitas, Pi Phi House Boy lStudl, Cornell Theatre IStarl, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Center, Red Key junior Honorary, Sec., Cornell National Scholar. VAHID REZA SHERKAT, Tehran, Iran, B.S. Engr., EE, Dean's List. LARRY ROY SHERMAN, White Plains, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Varsity Football, St. lames Club, N.Y.S. Regents, Special Merit Scholarship. LAURA BETH SHERMAN, Maplewood, N.l., A.B. Arts, Asian Studies, Von Cramm, Dean's List. MILDRED LYNN SHERMAN, Carmel, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Home Ee. Ed., Alpha Phi, Cornell Ambassador. EDWARD SHERRIFF, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Anthro., OC, N.Y.S. Regents, Cornell. CLYDE ROBERT SHILLIETO, Burlington, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Steward, IAG, Ski Club. ERIC ANDREW SHIRLEY, Wellesley, Mass., A.B. Arts, Biology, Intramural Hockey, Dean's List. IANET MARIE SHIRLEY, Burnt Hills, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Choir, N.Y.S. Regents. LINDA ANN SHORE, Grand Island, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, N.Y.S. Regents. PAUL S. SHOOCK, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, OC, Intramurals, Ski Club, Dean's List. HOWARD IAY SHULMAN, New York, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Sports Reporter, Comedy Writer, WVBR Radio, Hillel, AISEC, North Campus Philatelic Club, Marx Brothers Fan Club, Pres., lntramural Bowling, Saul Wallen Municipal Labor Committee Intern in PUblic Employee Relations, United Federation of Teachers Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. CRAIG EUGENE SHULTZ, Berwick, Pa., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Ward Stevens Memorial, David M. Kennedy lohnston Memorial Fund, Dean's List. ION IOSEF SHURE, Dewitt, N.Y., A.B. ILR, ILR, Cornell Daily Sun, Sports Editor, Basketball, Manager, Sigma Delta Chi, Secretary, N.Y.S. Regents. NANCY MARIE SICKELCO, Spencerport, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Senior Class Activities, Austin's Drug Store Assn., Outing Club. SETH ELLIS SICROFF, Lawrenceville, N.l., A.B. Arts, English, Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. TEMOOR SHAH SIDIQI, Kubd, Afghanistan, B.S. Engr., ME, Dean's List. IEFFREY HOWARD SIEGEL, lericho, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Nassau Democratic Committeemen, Dean's List. SHIRA LYNNE SIEGEL, Malverne, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, OC, Civitas - Willard State, Desk Book, Savoyards - Costume Director, Concert Committee. ANN DEE SILVER, Rye, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Psychology, Civitas, HAP. MICHAEL M. SILVER, Scarsdale, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Tau Epsilon Pi, Board on Student Health, Chmn., Committee on Committees, Cornell lazz Society, Cornell Ski Club, Drug Education Comm., University Senator, Quill and Dagger, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Dean's List. ROBERT DAVID SILVERMAN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Eng., IE, Dean's List. SAMUEL LAWRENCE SILVERMAN, Milton, Mass., A.B. Arts, History, Zeta Beta Tau, Tutor for Civitas, WVBR Music Department, Israel Emergency Fund, Risley Steering Committee, Cornell, Mass. Board of Higher Education. STEVEN BARRY SILVERMAN, Uniondale, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet Med. Agr. Eco., Pi Lambda Phi, House Mgr., Steward, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, N.Y.S. Incentive, Dean's List. PHYLLIS P. SIM, Hong Kong, B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF. BETH LEE SIMON, Amherst, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Biochem., Cornellian, Cornell Ski Club, Undergraduate Library Comm., Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Dean's List. VICKI DIANE SIMONS, Columbus, Ohio, B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Delta Phi Epsilon, Pres., AHEA, Program Chairman, Omlcron Nu, Dean's List. ELLEN IOAN SINGER, Buffalo, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, N.Y.S. Regents 8: Incentive. IAMES ALAN SINGER, Short Hills, N.l., B.S. Engr., EP, MNC, Steering Committee, Dean's List. PAULA MARLENE SINGER, Far Rockaway, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, OC, Cornell Sun, Business Staff, Political Campaigning, Dean's List. AIIT SINGH, Bombay, India, B.S. Engr., Chem. Engr., Cornell Cricket Team, Hockey, Dean's List. GEORGE STEPHEN SINKO, Elmira, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Rugby Club, Rugby Trainers, Dean's List. ELISE LYNN SINUK, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Bailey Hall Concert Usher, Civitas, Hillel, Ski Club, Omicron Nu Honorary, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. MARGARET ANN SIPSER, New Rochelle, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, National Organization for Women, Pres., ILR Student Govt., Civitas Tutorial, Friends of the Farmworkers, Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent, Sec.-Treas, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. VICTOR A. SISON, Manila, Phil., B.S. Hotel, Foods, Assistant Manager The Statler Inn, Statler Inn-Work Study Program. RONALD MICHAEL SKALKO, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., President, Soc. Chmn., Fraternity, Freshman Baseball, Marriot Hotel Scholarship. IUDITH ANNE SKELSKIE, Westwood, Mass., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Concert Commission, New Student Orientation Committee. WILLIAM WAHL SLACK, Elmira, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., ATO, House Mgr., McMullen, N.Y.S. Regents, Kiwanis Club, Dean's List. KENNETH HENRY SLATER, Mt. Vernon, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Amateur Radio Club, Dean's List. LEONARD NATHAN SLATER, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio., Cornellian, Photographer, 437 Advertising Mgr., Managing Edigor, Orientation Counselor, Cornell Theatre, N.Y.S. Recents Scholarship. IOHN THEODORE SLOAN, Ringwood, N.l., B.S. ILR, ILR, Kappa Alpha, Baseball Mgr., Orientation Counselor, Intramural Softball, Football, Swimming. IOAN BETH SLOVIN, Wilmington, Del., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Sun Photo Board Compet. MARTHA IANE SLYE, Baldwlnsville, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, D.G., HEC, Internal Marketing Dir., Interior Design Comm., Reception Comm., HSMA, International Marketing Chrm., N.Y.S. Regents, Taylor Foundation-Hotel, Dean's List. IAMES ROBERT SMEEDY, West Dennis, Mass., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Ye Host Honorary Society, Statler Foundation, Dean's List. MARGARET ANN SMIGEL, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA. EDWARD LISTER SMILOW, Yonkers, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Leader of Ed Smilow and Friends, Golf, N.Y.S. Regents. CELIA ELIZABETH SMITH, Northport, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, CNY-PIRG, Dorm Coordinator, Cornell Chorus, Cornell Orchestra, Ski Club, Women's Swim Team, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Dean's List. CORNELIUS KANE SMITH, Elizabeth, N.l., A.B. Arts, Chemistry, 150 Football, Dean's List. DANIEL CHARLES SMITH, Levittown, Pa., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., The Prude Literary Magazine, Risley Residential College, lntramural Soccer, lntramural Softball, Manager, N.Y.S. Regents, Sr Incentive, Dean's List. KAREN AMY SMITH, Roslyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Cornell Women's Ice Hockey, N.Y.S. Regents 8r Incentive. MARK RICHARD SMITH, Endicott, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chaplain, Pledge Trainer, Dean's List. NADINE CAROL SMITH, Eatontown, N.l., B.S. Agr., Business, Delta Delta Delta, V.P., Rec. Sec., HSMA, Ithaca Hockey Boosters. PAULA ROBIN SMITH, Plainview, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Sigma Delta Tau, Pres., HDFS Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, SCCIEF, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. REINALD EVAN SMITH, IR., Middlesex, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. ROBERT IAMES SMITH, Newton, N.l., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Marketing Dir., Big Red Marching Band, Octagon, Savoyards, Beta Rho Beta. ROY FREDRICK SMITH, Randolph, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Ag. Engr., Pi Kappa Phi, Steward, Chaplain, Undergraduate, N.Y.S. Regents. SHERMAN WALLACE SMITH, Waterville, Me., A.B. Arts, Govt., Phi Kappa Psi, Cornell Daily Sun, Sports Reporter, Frosh Fencing Team, Assistant Football Mgr., 4-Year ARMY ROTC. STEPHEN BROOKS SMITH, Golde, Colo., A.B. Arts, Psych., Fraternity, Pres., and V.P., Civitas, Track. ELAINE RUTH SNITZER, Buffalo, N.Y.,A.B. Arts, Psych., Civitas, Modern Dance and Ballet, Horseback Riding, ludo Club, Skiing Club, Alpha Lambda Delta, N.Y.S. Regents 8r Incentive, Dean's List. MICHAEL ANDREW SNYDER, Swarthmore, Pa., A.B. Arts, Psych., Outing Club, Ski Club, Fr. Squash, Var. Squash, Fr. Tennis, Varsity Tennis, Dean's List. SCOTT IAY SOIFER, Bronx, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Phi Sigma Kappa, RA, Dean of Students Staff, ARts Student Advisor, Mainline, CU Drug Education Comm., Mu Epsilon Delta, McMullen Scholarships, Dean, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. RALPH IOHN SOKEL, Boise, Idaho, B.S. Engr., EP, Tau Beta Pi Assn., Cornell National Scholarship, Dean's List. RANDAL ANTHONY SOKOLIK, New Milford, N.l., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Psi Upsilon, Soc. Chairman, Football, Track. ANTHONY MARCE SOLA, Oyster Bay, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Delta Phi, Pres., Rush Chairman, Cornell Ski Club, Zero Population Growth, N.Y.S. Regents. GEORGE MICHAEL SOLAN, Mineola, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EP, Civitas, Engineering Co-op, Intramurals, Tau Beta Pi, Cataloger, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. NORMAN ARTHUR SOLOMON, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. RONNIE JANE SOLOMON, Fair Lawn, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, N.Y.S. Agriculturist Foundation. NEIL ALLEN SONENKLAR, Huntington Woods, Michigan, A.B. Arts, Anthro., Noar Dance Group, Eddy St. Supper Club, Maitre d'Hotel, Jim Smith Society, Sgt.-at-Arms, Dean's List. WILLIAM HENRY SONGER, N. Warren, Pa., B.S. Engr., CE, Sigma Chi. MARCY SONNEBORN, Jackson Heights, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Austin McCormick Youth Camp, Willard State Mental Hospital, Blue Bus, Storefront, Ithaca Tenants Rights Group, Hillel, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. MARJORIE LYNN SONNTAG, Montoursville, Pa., B.S. Arts, Sci., Women's Ice Hockey. NANCY JEANNE SOPER, Somerville, N.J., A.B. Arts, Chem., Phillips House, Campus Crusade for Christ, Dorm Council, Straight Gang, Mortar Board, Mann. DEBORAH JOAN SORIN, Philadelphia, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas, Orientation Counselor, Dean's List. SUSAN SANDRA SOROZAN, Ronkonkoma, N.Y., B.S. AGr., Comm. Arts, Delta Delta Delta, N.Y.S. Scholarship, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. Scholarship, Dean's List. ALBERT CRAIG SPAAK, Little Falls, N.J., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Sigma Chi, Hotel Ezra Cornell, Varsity Soccer, B.P.A.-Double Registration, Dean's List. ROCHELLE SUSAN SPANDORF, Roslyn Heights, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas, Advisory Comm., Big Sister, HDFS Academic Countil, HAP, MNC, OC, Omicron Nu, Raven 84 Serpent, Dean's List. WILLIAM C. SPARKS, Wisconsin Dells, Wisc., B.S., Hotel, Hotel Adm., Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman, Sec., Exec. Cmte., Sage Chapel Choir, HSMA, Wesley Foundation, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. TOBY SCOTT SPECTOR, Miami Beach, Fla., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Phi Kappa Tau, Asst. Social Chmn., Sgt.-at-Arms, Sec., Hotel Ezra Cornell. JONATHAN SPERBER, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, Watermargin, V.P., N.Y.S. Regents, N.Y.S. Child of Vets, Cornell Regents, Dean's List. DANIEL SPERLING, E. Greenbush, N.Y., B.S. Engr., PSPA, Freshman Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, National Council of Jewish Women, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. WALTER CARL SPERRY, Richmondville, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE. LESLIE NANCY SPITZ, Massapequa, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Eng., Cornell Corinthian Yacht Club, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Dean's List. EDWARD LEE SPRAGUE, Ill, Versailles, N.Y., DVM Vet., Vet. Med., Alpha Psi. FLORENCE SPRAGUE, Lakewood, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Russian, Cornell Chorus, Girl Scout Leader, Dobro Slovo, Sec.-Treas., Dean's List. ELLIS MONROE SQUIRES, Hampton Bays, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Flor., Pi Alpha Xi, AG Ambassador Program, Pi Alpha Xi Outstanding Freshman Award, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Cornell, F. Horton, Dean's List. PETER JONATHAN STAHL, Wantagh, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pledgemaster, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Shell Companies Merit Scholarship. SHELLEY ANN STAHL, Woodbury, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas, Ski Team. EMY STAROSCIAK, Buffalo, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Triphammer Co-op, Cornell N.O.W., Cornell Catholic Community, N.Y.S. Regents. IAN MICHAEL STARR, Springfield, N.J., A.B. Arts, History, ACLU, CNY-PIRG, Hillel, Dean's List. CONSTANCE SUSAN STAUFFER, Lansdale, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS. RICHARD E. STEARNS, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Phi Kappa Psi. I. MARK STECKLOFF, White Plains, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., Chi Phi, Trucking, Intramurals, Motorcycling, Teach-ins, Protests, Moratoria, Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. SALLIE WELSH STEELE, Villanova, Pa., A.B. Arts, Eng. Lit., Arts Student Advisor. WARREN NELSON STEELE, Dayton, Ohio, B.S. ILR, ILR, Freshman Football, Dean Meek, Alpern Memorial, Cornell Univ., Dean's List. JOHN HENRY STEELMAN, New Castle, Del., A.B. Arts, Math, Wrestling, Cornell National, Dean's List. CYNTHIA J. STEHMAN, Vestal, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Trasfer Student from UMass, Alpha Chi Omega, Treas., Ski Club. PHILIP ANDREW STEIN, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Engr., IEIOR, Kappa Alpha Society, Second V.P., Big Red Marching Band, Pep Band, Cornell Engineer, Treas., Beta Rho Beta, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. STEVEN LEWIS STEIN, Freeport, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Comp. Sci., Acacia, Steward, Corr. Sec. JEFFREY G. STEINBERG, Bronx, N.Y., B.S. Engr., ME, Tau Epsilon Phi, Scribe, Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. EILEEN REGINA STENSON, River Edge, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas. ANDREA MARLA STERN, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, The Austin Club. JEFFREY BENNETT STERN, Highland Park, Ill, B.S. ILR, ILR, Phi Kappa Psi, Chaplain, Frosh Football, Team Handball Club, Pres. MARK SAM STERN, Morton Grove, Ill, A.B. Arts, Math 84 Bio., Alpha Phi Omega, Hillel, IFC Tutor, OC, Intramurals, Mu Epsilon Delta, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma-National Pre-Professional Soc., Provost, Dean's List. STEVE JEFFEREY STERN, San Antonio, Texas, A.B. Arts, History, Hillel, Civitas, Senate Min. Comm, National Merit, National Honor Soc., Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. ANN CHERYL STEVENS, Rutland, Vt., A.B. Arts, Govt., Transfer Student from BU, Ski Club, Arts College Student Advisor. DANA ADAMS STEWART, JR., Princeville, Ill, B.S. Agr., Bus., Theta Chi, Soc., Chmn. KATHERINE ANNE STILES, Westport, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Sage Chapel Choir, Omicron Nu, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. LE CONIE STILES, III, Seattle, Wash., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Sigma Chi, Treas., Steward, Crew. WILLIAM ALLEN STILLER, Paducah, Ky., B.S. ILR, ILR, Dean's List. RONALD GARFIELD STILLMAN, Winchester, Mass., B.S. Engr., CE, Alpha Tau Omega, Sec., University Planning Comm., CUAA Block Seating, Chmn., Engineer Ambassadors, Chmn., Tutor in Ithaca Schools, IFC Week Committee, Dean's List. STEPHEN GERARD STOREY, San Diego, Calif., A.B. Arts, Govt., Baseball. SIDNEY H. STOROZUM, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Prospect of Whitby Co-op, Cornell University Senate, Senate Calendar Comm., Varsity Baseball, Mgr., Intramural Softball, Player-Mgr., N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Honorary Cornell Regents, Dean's List. MICHAEL LEON STRAIGHT, Annandale, Va., B.S. ILR, ILR, Campus Crusade for Christ, Head Res., Dean's List. ANTHONY STRAND, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Chemistry, Trainer Fr. Lacrosse, Trainer 150 Football, Intramural Football, Intramural Track. ELLEN JANE STRAUS, Verona, N.J., A.B. Arts, Psych., Delta Phi Epsilon, V.P., Panhel Rep., IFC Tutor, Alpha Lambda Delta, V.P., Raven 81 Serpent, Dean's List. DANIEL JAMES STRAVINSKI, South Milwaukee, Wisc., B.S. ILR, ILR, Varsity Wrestling. DAVID JOHN STREET, Toronto, Ontario, A.B. Arts, Math, DU, Hockey, Red Key. CATHERINE STEPHANIE STRELKO, Raritan, N.J., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE Education, Cornell, Dean's List. BRETT WYN STRONG, Harrison, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Chess Club, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. PETER THOMAS STROUP, Livingston, N.J., 438 B.S. Cornell, Eniv. Systems Eng., Dean's List. WILLIAM JAMES STRUSZ, White Plains, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Fraternity, V.P., Sec., Rush Chairman, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Dean's List. DEBORAH JOAN STUART, Eliot, Me., A.B. Arts, Medicine and Society, Student Adviser, Pre-Med Preceptor Program, Sec., Mu Epsilon Delta, Honorary V.P., Cornell National Scholar. MARJORIE BETH STUART, Grand Island, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Riding, Ski Club, Dean's List. RITA SUGARMAN, Jericho, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS. VASHTI CROWNINSHIELD SUPPLEE, New York, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Wildlife, Von Cramm, Women's Polo. JOHN DAVID SVENSSON, Corning, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Hutel Sales Management Assn., Corning Glass Works Foundation. ANDREW LOUIS SWARTZ, Albany, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, Sigma Alpha Mu, Cornellian, Sports Editor, Associate Ed., Pi Delta Epsilon, Dean's List. VERONICA MARY SWEET, Westhampton Beach, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Alpha Phi, Soc., Chmn., Rush Consultant, Activities Chmn., WAA Representative, Flora Rose Home Bureau Award, Suffolk County Home Extension Award. JUDY ANN SWITZKY, Massapequa, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas, OC, N.Y.S. Incentive. JAMIE SMITH SYLVESTER, Mountain Lakes, N.J., B.S. Engr., CE, Kappa Psi Sorority, Rush Consultant, Sage Chapel Choir, ALCHEME, Rep., Field Hockey, Tau Beta Pi Assn., Cornell National Honorary, National Merit, Lillian Moller Bilgreth, Scott Paper Co., Dean's List. T CAROLYN MARIE TABORSKY, Mattituck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HEE, Cornell Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Sears Roebuck Scholarship. JAMES DEAN TACK, Hilliard, Ohio, B.S. Engr., PSPA, Sigma Alpha Mu, Sec., Pres. SHINJI TANAKA, Tokyo, Japan, B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Dean's List. SUE JANE TANNENBAUM, Lawrence, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Pres. ROBERT JAMES TASTLE, Little Falls, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Ind. Mgmt., Pi Sigma Epsilon, Instructor - FIMP, Johnson's Wax Scholarship. ROBERT P. TATNALL, Warminster, Pa., B.S. Engr., EE, K.A., Cross-Country, Track, McMullen, Dean's List. DON WAYNE TATONE, Minneapolis, Minn., B.S. Hotel Admin., Rest. Mont., Phi Kappa Tau, Asst. Soc. Chmn., Steward, Cornell Rangers, HEC, HSMA, OC, Semper Fidelis, Narmid, Sec.-Treas., GSF 81 NROTC. JANE ALLISON TAYLOR, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Pi Kappa Alpha, Little Sister, Risley Residential College, Volleyball, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Regents Scholarship. LAWRENCE R. TAYLOR, Greenville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Au Sci., Intramurals, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. RICHARD CURTIS TAYLOR, Pittsburgh, Pa., B.S. Engr., EE, Cornell Christian Fellowship, President, Evangelism Chmn., Dean's List. JOHN ANTHONY TEDESCO, Lynbrook, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem.E., Ai Ch. Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive, Cornell, McMullen, Dean's List. STEVEN JAMES TEMPLE, Kingston, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Elec., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Corr. Sec., Executive Comm., The Cornell Engineer, Writer, Cornell Astronomical Society, McMullen Scholarship. ANTON TEWES, Montezuma, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Skaneateles Endowment Fund Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents. JAMES THOMAS THEODORAKOS, Albion, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Econ., Delta Upsilon, Football, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. WAYNE WILLIAM THIEL, Wyandunch, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Delta Chi, Steward, Freshman Track, N.Y.S. Regents. GREGG A. THOMAS, Elmira, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., CU Sports Car Club, N.Y.S. Regents. IOHN IAMES THOMAS, Manahawkin, N.l., B.S. Hotel, Hotel,46th Hotel Ezra Cornell, Dir. of External Marketing, OC, Director of Reception. SHIRLEY ANNE THOMAS, White Plains, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Urban Studies, Africana Studies Center. VIVIANE ELISE THOMAS, New York, N.Y., B.A. Liberal Arts. STEVEN CRAIG THOMPSEN, Trumansburg, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Mech. E., SAE, ASME, Intramural Football, Softball. IACK MANSFIELD THOMPSON, IR., Columbia, Conn., B.S. Engr., Mech. Engr., Delta Tau Delta, House Manager, Pres., Big Red Band, Pep Band, ASME, McMullen, Gleason. DAVID ALLEN THURSTON, Westmont, N.l., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Kappa Delta Rho, Treas., McMullen, Dean's List. HAROLD E. THURSTON, IR., Munnsville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Horticulture, Cornell University. PETER L. TO, Hong Kong, A.B. Arts, Chemistry, Dean's List. CATHERINE IULIA TOBIN, Ho-Ho-Kus, N.l., A.B. Arts, Govt., Storefront. IERRY TOBLER, Elgin, Ill, B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Tau Beta Pi, McMullen, Dean's List. BRUCE IOHNSON TODD, Elmira, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Asian Studies, ludo. WILLIAM IAMES TODHUNTER, Williamsport, Pa., A.B. Arts, Bio. Sci., Tau Kappa Epsilon. IEFFREY l. TODIA, Parma, Ohio, B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Banquet, Comptroller-Statler, PM., Assistant HEC, Accounting Tutor, TA, Fin. Math, Lightweight Football, Ye Hosts, Taylor Foundation, Stouffers, Inc., Kilmer Educational Foundation, Dean's List. ANNE LEHMAN TOFFEY, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, Sage Chapel Choir. TORIN DANA TOGUT, Kew Gardens, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, AEP: Sims, OC. IOAN MARIE TOMPKINS, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HNF, Sigma Delta Tau, Stewardess, Student Management Corp., Board of Directors, N.Y.S. Regents. RUSS WILLIAM TOOMBS, Mechanicville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Sierra Club, N.Y.S. Regents 81 Incentive. ROBERTO H. TORRES-DIAZ, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, B.S. Engr., EP, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. WILLIAM HERDMAN TOTTEN, Plymouth Meeting, Pa., A.B. Arts, Econ., Delta Upsilon, Freshman Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football. RAFAEL TOVAR, Woodside, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Histor, Hypophetes, Cross Country, Varsity Track, N.Y.S. Regents, McMullen. WENDY ELAINE TOWNSEND, Richmond, Va., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, ILC, IAG, Cornell Ski Club, AHA, Sage Chapel Choir, Dean's List. IOSEPH FERDINAND TREMITI, Oswego, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Delta Phi, RA, OC, ILR Forum, Edit. Board, AF ROTC, Delta Phi Rush Committee, Intramurals, Dean's List. SUSAN MURIEL TRENKA, Denville, N.l., B.S. Agr., Pre-Vet lAn. Sci.l, Round-Up Club, Sec., Swimming, Dean's List. HAROLD ELIOT TRINKOFF, Lake Success, N.Y., B.S. Engr., College Program, Bio-Engr., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Rec. Sec., Rush Chmn., Pre-Med Society, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Dean's List. ALAN B. TROMBLEY, Milton, Mass., A.B. Arts, Bio., Music, Beekeeping, Sailing, Diving. STEVEN ALLEN TUCKER, Camillus, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, Beta Sigma Rho, Drama Club, Cinema Club, Environment Comm., Intramurals. DONNA VENORA TUKEL, East Meadow, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA. ELLEN BETH TUMPOSKY, New York, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Cornell Daily Sun, Asst. Managing Editor, Raven 81 Serpent, Sigma Delta Chi, Dean's List. RICHARD IRVING TURKANIS, Swampscott, Mass., A.B. Arts, Psych. BRUCE HILTON TURNBULL, Worthington, Ohio, A.B. Arts, Govt. History, Pi Lambda Phi, Treas. House Manager, Debate Assn., Youth Coalition for Muskie, Dean's List. IAMES P. TURNER, Salem, Mass., B.S. Engr., IE, Sigma Pi, Pres., Ithaca Walk Against Hunger, Intramurals, McMullen, Mass. State Scholarship, Dean's List. IOYCE IEAN TURNER, Chicago, Ill., A.B. Arts, History, Black View, IAG, Tutor, Cornell, Lawndale Youth Commission, Pullman Foundation. MARK IOHN TWENTYMAN, Homer, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ec., Alpha Sigma Phi, Steward, Student Management Corporation, Sec., Intramurals, Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Softball, Skiing, Freshman Heavyweight Crew, Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship, Dean's List. U IOHN IOSEPH UNDERWOOD, III, Summit, N.l., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Delta Tau Delta, Rules Committee, CMAA, Club Managers Assn. of America, FSEA, Food Service Executives Assn., HSMA, Hotel Sales Management Assn. JOHN RICHARD URBACH, Staten Island, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Anthro., Civitas, MED, Lane Cooper Award, Dean's List. NEAL LESLIE USHMAN, Newburgh, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., Phi Sigma Epsilon, Concern Comm., Chairman, Willard Straight Hall Programming Board, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents. V COLLEEN P. VAETH, Rochester, N.Y., B.S. ILR, ILR, YPSL Orientation, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Scholarship, Dean's List. IULIO VALLADARES, New York, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Varsity Fencing, Dean's List. ALBERTO VALLARINO, Panama, Panama, B.S. Engr., IE, Latin American Student Assn., Bowling Team, Scholastic Achievement - Panamanian Govt. DOUGLAS VAN AUKEN, Castleton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Econ., Cornell Daily Sun, Business Board, Wesley Foundation, Publicity Chmn., Cornell Ski Club, Folk Song Club, Student-Faculty Committee on Admissions, Folk Dance Club. KATHLEEN P. VANCE, Collins, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Cornell Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir. MARY KATHLEEN VANE, Bethesda, Md., B.S. Hum. Ec., Textiles, Kappa Psi, American Assn. of Textile Technologists, Sec.-Treas., Cornellian, Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Nu, Human Ecology Scholarship Award, Dean's List. ROBERT IAY VANN, North Miami Beach, Fla., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, Omicron Nu, Dean's List. RAYMOND ADAMS VAN SWERINGEN, Ill, Scotch Plains, N.l., B.S. ILR, ILR, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Keeper of the Little Sisters, Suicide Squad, Contain Man, Society of Girl Watchers, Rank 81 File Member Only, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Dishwasher of the Year Working Scholarship. VINCENT VIRGIL VARIANO, Northport, N.Y., B.S. Engr., IE, Chi Phi, Steward, Zeta, Cornell Trucking Society, Co-Founder, Cornell Gymnastics Club. RICHARD HARVEY VAUGHAN, Lafayette, N.l., B.S. Agr., Soil Science., Alpha Zeta, Scribe, Agronomy Club. ARLENE 'CAROL VHUGER, Spring Valley, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, N.Y.S. Regents. GARRY RONNIE VOGEL, lackson Heights, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Ski Club, Sailing Club. ROBERT CURT VON SCHILGEN, Petersburg, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Conservation, N.Y.S. Incentive, Cornell Scholarship. CATHERINE IANE VOTAW, Winchester, Mass., A.B. Arts, Delta Gamma, Rec. Sec., Cornellian, Cornell Chorus, Cornell Dramatic Club, Civitas, Orientation Counselor, Panhel, Asst. Rush Chairman, WS Dining Organization. CAN NGOC VU, Saigon, Vietnam, B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Volleyball, Ping-Pong, Tennis, Soccer, Dean's List. 439 RONALD B. VUKMAN, Batavia, N.Y., B.S. Agr. 81 L.S., Bio. Sci., Alpha Zeta, Educational Policy Comm., Wesley Foundation, Intramurals, Dean's List. W IANICE ELAINE WAGENHALS, Homewood, Ill, A.B. Arts, English, Cornell Daily Sun, Sigma Delta Chi. EUGENE WALKER, St. Louis, Mo., A.B. Arts, Math, Big Red Marching Band. GRANVILLE WALKER, IR., Detroit, Mich., A.B. Arts, Afro-American Lit., Theatre Workshop, Editor of WATU, College Scholar, Dean's List. PAUL ARTHUR WALKER, Greenwich, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Alpha Zeta, Chronicler, Chancellor, Pres., Ag Ambassador, Sage Chapel Choir, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Cornell Scholarship, General Foods, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. LISA BARBARA WALLENSTEIN, Great Neck, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Swimming, Tennis, Omicron Nu, Regents, Dean's List. ELLEN E. WALSER, Syracuse, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, 'Graffiti' - literary magazine, Student-Faculty ludicial Board, Chief justice, Cornell Univ. Scholarship, N.Y.S. Incentive. MARY ANN WALSH, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Earth Sci. Educ., Pi Beta Phi, Civitas, Tutor, Willard Companion Therapist, Cornell's Women's Ice Hockey, Tri-Captain. GEORGE HANSEN WANG, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Engr., ME, Civitas, Ski Club, Mu Epsilon Delta lformerly Alpha Epsilon Deltal, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. CYNTHIA SUE WARNER, Watkins Glen, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Pi Beta Phi, Prospect of Whitby - Steward, Football Usher, International Student's Organization, OC, Girl's Intramural Basketball, Swim Team, Mu Epsilon Delta, Committee on International Studies Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. STEVEN CARLYLE WARNER, Colden, N.Y., B.S. Agr., An. Sci., Phi Delta Theta. ALAN MICHAEL WASSERMAN, Plainview, N.Y., A.B. Arts, History, Sigma Alpha Mu, Exchequer, N.Y.S. Regents. MARCIA SUE WASSERMAN, Syosset, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas, EARS-Counselor, Piano, University Review Board, User Baily Hall Concert Series, Honors Program. MICHAEL FELIX WASSERMAN, New Orleans, La., A.B. Arts, Econ., Sigma Alpha Mu, Freshman Varsity 84 Squash. WALTER IOHN WAWRO, Lackawanna, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Chemistry, Intramurals, Cornell. LINDA CHRISTINE WAYNE, East Bloomfield, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive, Cornell Delano Scholarship, Dean's List. MAURA S. WEATHERS, Halifax, Mass., A.B. Arts, GeoIOSYi Dean's Scholarship, Mass. State Scholarship. MARGARET LEONE WEAVER, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Delta Gamma, Rush Chmn., Orientation Counselor, Tutor, Scholar Incentive, Dean's List. DALE ROBERTA WEBER, FranklinSquare, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Sewed costumes for plays, Volunteer, American Cancer Society, N.Y.S. Regents 84 lNcentive. IAMES BURROWS WEBER, Salamanca, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt. 84 Anthro., Freight Hoppers Assn., Native America Assn., Ski Club, National Merit, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. IOSEPH MARK WEIGMAN, Ossining, N.Y., B.S. Engr., ME, Beta Theta Pi, House Mgr., Treas., Savoyards, Freshman Lacrosse, Dean's List. DAVIA MARIORIE WEINBERG, Valley Stream, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Football Usher, Autin McCormick Youth Camp, Concert Commisson, N.Y.S. Regents. WENDY RAE WEINGARTEN, New York City, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CEPP, Delta Gamma, Assistant Rush Chmn., OC, Dorm Counselor. IAMES ALBERT WEIRICH, IR., Spencerport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Com. Arts, Freshman Lacrosse, Dean's List. WENDY B. WEISBERG, Englewood, N.l., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, Desk Book Staff, Display Assistant, RA, Design 84 Environmental Analysis - Honors Candidate, Dean's List. STEVEN MARK WEISHOFF, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., General Agr., Beta Sigma Rho, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. RONA TERRY WEISS, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Sigma Delta Tau, Student Coordinating Comm. for the Israel Emergency Fund, Dean's List. SARA L. WEISS, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Tutor at Belle Sherman, Volunteer at Meadow House, Potter, Univ. of London Film Society, N.Y.S. Regents. SUSAN RUTH WEITZ, Flushing, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Biochem., N.Y.S. Regents. WILLIAM STUART WELKER, Syosset, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem. Engr., Kappa Delta Rho, Pres., Cornell Big Red Band, Drum Major 84 Student Conductor, Wind Ensemble, Wesley Foundation, Cornell Glee Club, Beta Rho Beta lMusicj, Quill 84 Dagger, McMullen, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. LYNN CAROL WELLS, Canandaigua, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Wind Ensemble, Ski Club, CSE Department Council, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. ROBERT WILLIAM WENDT, Constableville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Gen. Agr. BRIAN HARDEN WENGENROTH, Deerfield, Ill, Delta Chi, Alumni Sec., Cornell Daily Sun, Business Mgr., Treas., ASCE. CYNTHIA SUE WENIGER, Merrick, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Cornell Symphonic Band. RAND LAWRENCE WERBITT, Malverne, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Pre-Med, Pre-Med Society, MCH R, Regents Scholarship. CLAIRE E. WERMERT, Latham, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Social Service, Civitas, Bailey Hall Usher, Chairman of Big Sister Program, Omicron Nu, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. IOHN ARTHUR WERT, Champaign, Ill., B.S. Engr., EP, Spent junior Year Studying in Poitiers, France, Dean's List. IOANNE MARIE WESTENDORF, Gowanda, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio.Sci., NYSCRS. RICHARD NORMAN WESTLUND, Saginaw, Mich., A.B. Arts, History, Sigma Delta Chi, Dean's List. KAREN ELIZABETH WHIPPLE, North Providence, R.I., A.B. Arts, English, Civitas, Work at B.O.C.E.S., Volunteer Teaching at Central School, Qualified Subhuman, Random Canyon Rod 84 Gun Club, Dean's List. STEVEN MICHAEL WHITCOMB, Enola, Pa., A.B. Arts, Psych., Kappa Sigma, Glee Club, Arts Advisor, Freshman Football, Alfred P. Sloan Cornell National Scholarship. NANCY ELLEN WHITE, Schenectady, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS. MAUREEN ANNE WHITEFIELD, Tonawanda, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Latin American Studies, Cornell Daily Sun, Civitas, OC, Dorm Council, Sage Chapel Choir, Sigma Delta Chi, N.Y.S. Regents, Mabel Merritt Scholarship, Dean's List. ANN LOUISE WIEDER, Emmaus, Pa., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, DEA Honors Program, National Merit 4-Year Scholarship. STEVEN CRAIG WIEST, Harrisburg, Pa., B.S. Agr., Nursery Crops, Pi Alpha Xi, Pres., A.M.S. Pridham Award, Cornell Scholarship, Dean's List. CHRISTOPHER EDWARD WILCOX, West Hempstead, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Food Science, N.Y.S. Incentive. PHILIP HERBERT WILDE, Corning, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Rural Soc., Alpha Delta Phi, Lambda Sigma Delta, Soc. Chmn., University Life Church, Slo-Death Video, Lacrosse. MITCHELL EDWARD WILENSKY, Manhasset, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Econ., Alpha Sigma Phi, Cornell Big Red Marching Band, Student Advisor, College of Arts Et Sciences, Aleph Samach, N.Y.S. Regents 84 Incentive. PATRICK LEO WILLE, Daly City, Calif., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Cornell Scholarship. DENNIS A. WILLIAMS, Syracuse, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Black Literary Society, Cornell Daily Sun, Senior Editor, United Black Artists. jILL ANN WILLIAMS, Springneld, N.j., A.B. Arts, Book Design, Triphammer, House Mgr., Stewardess, WAA Executive Board, General Sports Manager, WAA Representative, Volleyball, Raven 84 Serpent, Arts 84 Sciences Deans Scholarship, Dean's List. PAMELA IANE WILLIAMS, Portageville, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Tri-Delta, Soc. Chmn., Hotel Sales Mgmt. Assn., Sec., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Coffee Hour Manager, Exec. Sec., Assistant Managing Director, Ithaca Hockey Boosters, Ye Hosts, Hotel Sales Management Assn., Taylor Foundation Scholarship, N.Y.S. Incentive. DANA IEFFREY WILLIS, Andover, Mass., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Sigma Chi, Pres., Soc. Chmn., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Hockey, Lacrosse. SUSAN MARIE WILLIS, Bethesda, Md., B.S. Hum. Ec., Design. MARY jANE WILSON, Harvey Cedars, N.I., B.S. Arts, English, Delta Delta Delta Scholarship, Dean's List. RICHARD N. WILSON, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Delta Chi, Dean's List. FRANK IOHN WINKLER, Andes, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agronomy, LaFever, N.Y.S. Incentive. RICHARD GARLAND WINNETT, North Rose, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Conservation. KATHLEEN N. WISHER, Lackawanna, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., CSE, Big Red Band, Beta Rho Beta, N.Y.S. Incentive. PAUL STEWART WITT, Gettsburg, Pa., B.S. Hotel, Hotel. ISABELLE WLAD, Auburn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., N.Y.S. Regents. LINDA SUSAN WOHL, New Rochelle, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., Cornell Daily Sun, N.Y.S. Regents. HENRY ALAN WOLF, Rutherford, N.j., B.S. Engr., EE, Amateur Radio Club, Sec., Phillips Hall Annex, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Dean's List. PATRICIA ELLEN WOLFF, Glencoe, Ill, B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Civitas, Community Action Against the War, Chmn., Dean's List. BONNIE ANN WOLFMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Sigma Delta Tau, Cornellian Business Staff, Hillel, Dean's List. DONALD WONG, Elmhurst, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Ph sics y . EDDIE GIAN-KUO WOO, Hong Kong, B.Arch.., Arch., Glee Club, lnternat, Art Editor, Chinese Student Assn., Volleyball Club, Robert Purcell, International Student Office, Arch. Dean's Scholarship, Dean's List. KA-CHEN EDDIE WOO, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., EP, Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List. DONALD EDWARD WOOD, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel. GEOFFREY MATHER WOOD, Fayetteville, N.Y., B.S. Engr., Chem. E., Sigma Nu, AICHE, Cornell Sailing Team, N.Y.S. Regents, McMullen. ANNE HELEN WOODS, Philadelphia, Pa., A.B. Arts, Social Relations 81 Modern Dance, Risley Residential College, Dance Coordinator, Cornell Engineer, Staff and Writer, Cornell Dance Group, Treas., Dancer, Sigma Delta Chi, Pennsylvania Scholarship. jAMES LONERGAN WOODSIDE, Ithaca, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Hotel Ezra Cornall, HSMA, Treas., Hockey, Mgr. RICHARD SILVA WOODWARD, Glen Cove, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Biochem., Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chmn., Mummies, N.Y.S. Regents 8: Incentive. DAVID WORBY, Monsey, N.Y., A.B. Arts, Govt., Dean's List. CAROL LOUISE WORMAN, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Engr., CE, AICHE, Cornell Symphony Orhcestra, Risley College for Creative Arts, Savoyards, Tau Beta Pi, Cornell National, New York State Regents Scholarship, Dean's List. IAMES L. WORMELLE, Falmouth, Mass., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Phi Gamma Delta. MARK L. WURZEL, Port Washington, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Business Management and Marketing, Tau Epsilon Phi, AGR College Ambassador, Co-Founder, North Campus High Rises, University Senate, Member Calendar, Campus Store 84 Executive Committees, University Unions Management Comm., Freshman Rifle Team, Quill 81 Dagger, Red Key, Ho-Nun-de-Kah, Dean's List. 440 SHARI MAE WYNER, jamaica, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Modern Dance Club, Dean's List. RICHARD I. WYSZKOWSKI, Binghamton, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Agr. Educ., CATA. Y EITOII YABUNAKA, Osaka, japan, A.B. Arts, 0Vt. IEFFREY STEVEN YAGODA, Manhattan, N.Y., B.S. Engr., EE, Cornell Trucking Society, The Ithaca Rapid Transit Co., Pres. TAKASHI YAMADA, Tokyo, japan, B.S. Hotel, Hotel. PETER YANG, Thiells, N.Y., B.S. Arts, Bio. Sci., University Senate, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's ist. KWOK-TUNG IIOHNI YEE, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.S. Engr., Chem. E. CHI-LUNG CLEMENT YEUNG, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., IE, Delta Tau Delta, University Senate, Comm. on Admissions and Financial Aid, Engr. Student Council, Orientation Comm., UC, Chinese Students Assn., Table Tennis Club, Intramural Sports, McMullen Scholarship, Larry E. Gubb. ELIZABETH TAK-KWONG YIM, Hong Kong, B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., CSI, Non-Resident Scholarship. PETER PING-HAY YIM, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., IEIOR, Traingle, V.P., McMullen, Dean's ist. EUGENE MING YING, Hong Kong, B.S. Engr., IE, Candidate for the Master of Engineering Degree, Dean's List. FREDERICK S. YOSCA, Garden City, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ag. Ec., Theta Chi, Pres., Varsity Baseball, N.Y.S. Regents. CHUN-HUI YOUNG, Singapore, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Chinese Student Assn., Hotel Sales Mgmt. Assn., HEC Banquet Comm, HEC Comptroller Comm., Ye Host Honorary, Ralph Hitz Memorial Scholarship. HSMA Philip Adrian Scholarship, Dean's List. KAREN LOUISE YOUNG, Gabriels, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., DEA, RA, N.Y.S. Regents. R. MARK YOUNGBLOOD, Quakertown, Pa., B.S. Engr., IE, Kappa Sigma, Asst. Rush Chmn, Varsity Football, Cornell National Scholar, General Motors Scholarship, Dean's List. IULIE SIU MUI YUAN, College Point, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio., Chinese Student Assn., Language Program Coordinator, Cultural Comm., Civitas, Big Sister, Intramural Bowling, Ski Club, N.Y.S. Regents. RICHARD CECIL YUDEN-FITZHERBERT, Canelones, Uruguay, B.S. Agr., Agronomy, Pi Kappa Phi, Rush Chmn., Cornell Rangers, Latin American Students Assn., Agronomy Club, Hockey, Mgr., Scabbard 81 Blade. Z ANNIE MARIE ZAK, Syracuse, N.Y., A.B. Arts, English, Risley Residential College, Cornell Chorus, Guitar, Skiing, Tennis, Alpha Lambda Delta, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. BRUCE CHARLES ZANGWILL, Margate, N.j., A.B. Arts, History, Arts Student Advisors, AP Program RA, Student Agencies, Mgr., AIESEC, Cornell Scholarship. DILMERAN ZARALIOGLU, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., Home E. Ed., Ithaca Women's Center, Mortar Board, Cornell Scholarship. IOHN WILLIAM ZARUKA, Babylon, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel, Alpha Tau Omega, Steward, IFC, Sr. Rep., SMC, Board of Dir., Wallace for President, Co-Chmn., HEC, Varsity and Soccer. MICHAEL TERRANCE ZAVY, arcellus, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Ansci.lPre-Vet, Cornell Polo Club, Member, Cornell Polo Team, EOP Scholarship. IACK ELLIOT ZIGLER, Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Tau Epsilon Phi, Pledgemaster, Curriculum Comm. of the Division of Bio. Sciences, Tompkins County Hospital Preceptor, TA, Undergraduate Acvising Comm., Mu Epsilon Delta, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. ELIZABETH ANNE ZIMMER, Spencerport, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Ho-Nun-de-Kah, National Merit, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. PATRICK JOSEPH ZIMMER, Livingston, N.l., A.B. Arts, Chemistry, University Unions Exec. Board, Dean of Students Drug Educ. Comm., Football Usher, Aleph Samach, Cornell Univ. ROBERT KEITH ZIMMERMAN, Grimsby, Ontario, B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci., Hockey, Swedish Exchange Scholarship, Cornell, Alumni Prize, Dean's List. FRANK IOSEPH ZITO, Utica, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Environmental Ed., N.Y.S. Incentive, Cornell Transfer. WILLIAM ARNOLD ZUBER, Churchville, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Animal Sci., Campus 4-H, University Senate, Heavyweight Crew, N.Y.S. Regents, Harper 4-H Scholarship. NANCY ZUCCAIRE, New York City, N.Y., B.S. Agr., Bio. Sci. ADDENDA KATHRYN ELAINE GEORGE, Rutherford, NJ., B.S. Engr., IE, Kappa Psi, Cornellian, Society of Women Engineers, Pi Delta Epsilon Sigma Delta Chi, N.l. State Clean Air and Water Scholarship, Mr. 84 Mrs. Sol Saperstein Scholar ship, Dean's List. ESTHER LYNN KARSON, Queens, N.Y., B.S. Hum. Ec., HDFS, Honors, Civitas, Folk Dance Club, N.Y.S. Regents, Dean's List. BEVERLY ANNE PARRISH, Columbus, Ohio, B.F.A. Arch, Art 84 Planning Art. PHILIP D. ROWE, IR., Reading, Pa., B.S. Hotel. '48 RUSSELL CRAIG CHANDLER, Edina, Minn., B.S. Eng., Chem. E., Phi Kappa Psi, Treas., Intramural, john McMullen Scholarship. OLIVERIO LITTON LAPERAL, IR., Manila, Philippines, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Sigma Alpha Mu, Cornell Filipino Club, Ezra's Invest- ment Club, Hotel Adm. Scholarship, Work Study Program - Front Office Manager. HERNAN HIDALGO SANTOS, Makati, Philip- pines, B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Transfer student from Philippines. MARIANNE MERKLING, New York City, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Student Faculty Comm., Hotel Ezra Cornell, Work-Study Pro- gram, Banquet Supr., N.Y.S. Regents Incentive Scholarship, N.Y.C. Hotelman's Chapter Scholarship, Dean's List. SUSAN JOAN BATES, Montreal, Que., B.S. Hu. Ec., HNF, Women's Ice Hockey, Eliza M. jones Entrance Scholarship, McGill Univ. Scholarship, Dean's List. IEFFREY GARRISON WOODS, New York, N.Y., B.S. Hotel, Hotel Adm., Hotel School Scholarship. .pr .R , Q53 'RYis!2iXf ' fgx fail' ma pf? 'YA V' Y? fD.iJiDx DW WSSLQTQ S+ :atv 5ffT1.9kiT'L'5RN'f'Ql.l, ,gf f 99, WN---ummm izf G1 1'iy:y,p Sym 2 neg ' iff 'sr x ' 1 nik 1-.sew RY A - -,f-an-:ww vw is -'amnilxan 9 .aw ,rn W... N, F' ' 'WRU-sf ? 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