Davis and Elkins College - Senatus Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

The Senatus Davis Elkins College , 1984 ill - x s a ane NT an D E - A Different kin College Davis Elkins is different, not so much because of where we are, or who we are, but why we are. In an era of well-defined careers, detailed intellectual pur- suits, and specialization, the liberal arts commitment stands out. At all levels of the college communi- ty—the Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, staff, and students—we are concerned about gradu- ating individuals who are distinctive in their under- standing of and coping with the complex issues and problems which face the 21st century. Hence, the D E alumnus leaves Elkins not only with a degree, but with an education. q i ee gst a Se Cai ot PIII tee cts ee } ee Ta) lene | 13 v na t “ie Fs is x - . ‘ pac be! � � 7 ’ ey - © le, Sus ; Les ‘ i ee ; A ele ee Sam a the 4 i % ’ an a oe le = aw : pe F ry ae b Bo oe tn of ak pA 4 — : , we on : : Be 4 - he 6 ; nie : ' 7 AL ’ ‘a 5 . . . a = . y 7 y : : ; ; ; os i 2 —_ ’ Py a ; . ¥ a ; fa = Pal, g . é ; ; . 7: : ake 4 - S . 3 £ ! 5 - i 2 ‘ : Oe AS ae Seite RE RO Se Oakes : o : = « - Ui ss fi . Kes Pere ie Dy: ra byynoog aS UO1ZD2J5IUIU PD 18 President C. Brent DeVore WILLIAM T. HAMILTON Vice President and Dean of the Faculty NANCY MCFARLANE Assistant Dean iN 20 CARL ANTOLINI News Bureau Director JOHN ELZA Director of Financial Aid JOHN FROST Director of Development NEVIN KENDELL Vice President for Development RICHARD W. KADEL Registrar STEPHEN MITCHELL Vice President for Business Affairs 21 22 TIMOTHY SHERIDAN Assistant Dean for Student Affairs BLAINE STEENSLAND Vice President and Dean for Student Affairs STEPHEN STORCK Comptroller RALPH BOOTH Department of Chemistry Department Head PATRICIA DARLINGTON Athletic trainer PHILLIPS BROOKS Department of English PHIL ELLER Department of Psychology 23 24 WILLIAM GARTMANN MARGARET GODDIN Department of Foreign Languages Department of English JULIA HARTMAN J. KEITH HISER Department of Nursing Department of Physics Department Head Department Head KENNETH CRAIG JONES Department of Education KAY MARKS Department of Nursing ALEXANDER KHOURY Department of Mathematics Department Head LAURENCE McARTHUR Department of Environmental Science 25 KENTON McCOY EDWARD McFARLANE Coordinator of Career Planning and Department of Health and Physical Placement Education Department Head VICTORIA MULLENEX GLORIA PAYNE Department of Business Administration Department of Business Administration Department Head WILLIAM E. PHIPPS JESSE REED Department of Religion and Philosophy Department of Art and History Department Head Department Head DOROTHY F. ROBERTS THOMAS R. ROSS Department of Political Science Department of History Department Head Department Head 27 SHANKAR ROY MARK SCHAEFERMEYER Department of Mathematics Department of Communication Department Head DAVID SEAMAN DAVID SIMMONS Department of Foreign Languages Department of Engineering Department Head 28 JAMES STONE Department of Sociology Department Head GORGINA VAZQUEZ Department of Foreign Languages JAMES VAN GUNDY Department of Envir onmental Science Department Head DONALD WALTER Department of Religion 29 ROBERT C. WEBER GREG WELLS Department of English Department of Psychology Department Head JAMES WELSHONCE JOSEPH WILSON Department of Economics Department of Business Administration Department Head 30 MARY MARGARET WOODWARD Library Acting Library Head DON YELTMAN Department of Biology JOHN ZUBOY Department of Psychology Department Head 31 JANE CHAPLINE JONIENNE HAZEL Payroll Supervisor Secretary to Student Affairs DONELL LEE MONNA MACOMBER Assistant to the Registrar Accounts Payable Clerk 32 MARGARET MEADOWS Secretary to Dean of the Faculty ROBIN PRICE Administrative Assistant to the President BRENDA MOORE Student Accounts Supervisor DEBBIE REXRODE Secretary to the Office of Financial Aid 3ie, BARBARA SCHULZ CAROL THOMAS Secretary for Alumni Affairs Secretary to the Registrar BETTY WHITE LEANN WHITE Secretary for Development Secretary to the Office of Financial Aid 34 SOC Mite Se ee Me OAL AERA NS SRN ESI I oe eatin mraitogee personne ee é | 36 Admissions Staff DAVID H. WILKEY Dean of Admissions Secretaries, left to right: Joan Stewart, Barbara Carter, Mary Belle Loy ROBERT J. MURPHY CINDY PAULMIER Associate Dean of Admissions Assistant Dean of Admissions BONNIE SAMU JIM STURM Assistant Dean of Admissions Assistant Dean of Admissions Not pictured: Jack Mittereder, Admissions Representative ges AW 37 Support Services BARBARA WHETSELL YVONNE VALENTINE and RUTH HARROLD Office Services Clerk KAREN KELLEY Office Services Clerk Switchboard and Director of Office Services HOUSEKEEPING: Left to right, front to back: T. Cathell, H. Plomski, H. Gooden, M. Daniels, R. Forinash, L. Cathell, V. Curtis, G. Tacy, W. Nelson, G. Stevenson, V. Welch, R. Oxier, P. Collins, U. Foreback, P. Parrack, E. Shreve, B. Claywood. 38 6 D i 10) = Be Ce ry Campus postman GARY GROSE is So a I a iS iS} = Ww x 8 es 39 40 41 pat 7 - pL ttt l sf 42 Oe Ne 44 cA 3 2) A 9 ilbell ‘ais © ile | | o4 et a : 4 i 46 + F2.01UD¢ AZ Lo We re Bo ea Ys Ys, ye pe Le RE i ees ES gS oO _ Ce TET _yrogrormrec nation re mnememmacte OE NOES ce SAA S2N POSES: oe SZ Se oe ee ee SS Pe Le ee Se SES SS SSS ee UOUIS$DIIZI—UN 62 JUNIORS PATTI BENNETT HERMAN BURKY BILL BONDURANT MUHAMMAD CHAUDHRY AMY BENHOFF LISA BONESTEEL MONSE CHECA 63 BRIAN CONKLIN DENISE EASTERBROOK LORI FRENCH JUNIORS JUDY CIOCCA KIM DEECK ZOE FAUSOLD KIM FARRY MARY CHENOWETH MONICA DAVIS LINDA GEDRAITIS SYLVIA GRASIS BILL GUYTON TANE HARDY JANET HARP. TERRIE HEDRICK LEE ANN HOLFELDER JOHN HOLT 4 Juniors | 64 STACY MARCHITELLI LAURA KNERR MARYLOU MASHIONE Juniors DEBORAH HUTCHINS PENNY McCLAIN 65 66 JUNIORS KATHY MILLER LISA MOODY RICKY MULLER DAVID NELSON ELIZABETH SMOLSKI GREG MURPHY AMY SNEDEKER | i | SILVA STRAZDS WILLIAM SWARTZ CAROL SWECKER BONNIE THOMPSON CHERYL SWECKER sis tia ett tte - ee bie apargy CRON TONYA WILLIAMS JOHN TADLER BRENDA WYMER JUNIORS 67 68 MENDY ALT SCOTT ANDERSON CINDY ANGER DONALD BENNER LITA BOWE s © rs oY 5 MARTHA BRIDGERS HEATHER BROWN SOPHOMORE. } EVELYN BURKY TAMARA CARVER TINA CARR CYNDI CAHILL SANDY CONKLIN SHERRY CARPENTER ee TINA COOK 69 SOPHOMORES ANITA DELAUDER DONNA DAVIS VALENTINE DAVIES ALAN HALE JILL GREENBERG LINDA HOFF SHARI HEDRICK ANETTE HAUFE 70 KIMBERLY HUMPHREY SHARON ISNER BRENDA HOLSTON TINA JONES DARIN JONES JEFF KIESS SPYRIDON KAZIANIS RICH KADEL SOPHOMORES 71 JOHANNES KNULST GREG KRAMER DAVID LACEY te AMY MAYER JOHN McCARTY WANDA McGEHEE KATHLEEN McGUCKIN JOHN MOORE SOPHOMORES: sa ee eee NORMAN MORRILL ANNIE OLER PETE NATOLI JOHN MOYER ABEL RODERIQUES SHERI NIDIFFER LEITH MUTWALLI DEBORAH SADDLER 73 74 SOPHOMORES DAVID SHAMBLE CHRISTINA SHANNON JILL SHOEMAKER SUSAN SIEGRIST KIM SMITH ALISON STEELE DAVE SMART EARL STOKES DEBRA STURMS whing Les BRENDA WEBB JASON SUGARMAN TIM TURNER SUSAN ZELENKO SOPHOMORES 76 ANNIE ABERNATHY ROBERT AVONDO MARK BARNES FRESHMEN SUSAN ANDREWS CAREY BAILEY VINCE BARR BECKY ARNOLD MELANIE BAVA JAMES BEASLEY RICHARD BERTRAND HAROLD BLANCO CHRIS BOCK TAMMIE BOWMAN BRENDA BREWER COURTNEY BROWN CYNTHIA BURBAGE KELLIE CARROLL 77 ANNMARIE CASTIGLIA CHRISTOPHER COHOLICH MARIA COMMODORE es a g he KIM COONTZ DANETTE COOPER GEORG CRUMP JANINE COLLINS MATTHEW DAVIS LORENA DE LA CRUZ 78 IOANNIS DEMETRIOU BETH DOHERTY PAMELA DOWELL Yy yy OO ANN DUSINBERRE ERIKA DYER ROGER EBERLEIN NIELS FAURE HERMAN GARY MICHELLE GOSS FRESHMEN US 80 SUZANNE GRANDIN CATHLEEN HUET JUAN JIMENEZ FRESHMEN WINONA HARRISON PAM KISLING BRENDA JOHNSON TRACY HORNER DEBORA JETTER MICHAEL KAELIN LISA LEMON KENNETH MAZE LISA MILLER ROBIN MOORE CATHY MAYO MICHAEL McQUAIN DONNA MURPHY 81 82 FRESHMEN RUBEM NIEVES JULIE PURDUM JORGE RODRIGUEZ WAYNE NORRIS GLENDA PYLES JENNIFER ROGERS ROBERT O'BRIEN JACKIE ROBINSON DONNA ROHRBAUGH CLAIRE SAINATO STEPHANIE ROSENCRANCE KARL ROSENBERG MOLLY SMITH BECKY SMITH SABRINA SHINGLETON REBECCA TACY EDIE STEERMAN FRESHMEN 84 TINA TAYLOR ERIK TEDDER DANIEL TEEARS SUSAN THOMAS KIMBERLY VANCE BRIAN WALKER TROY WAREHIME VICKIE WAREHIME CLIVE WATSON FRESHMEN’ ROBIN WHITE FRESHMEN JEFFREY ZADER : S : S Ge DONNA YOUNG JENNIFER WEEKS SERCO EA EL eS RS ¢uo1vt1u9b20 Senatus Editors: CATHY HONAKER, Assistant editor LISA BONESTEEL, Editor in Chief Left to right, top to bottom: Lynne Schaefermeyer, Tracy Louther, Claire Sain- ato, Robin White, Clif Bridgers, Ed Swartz, Patti Bennett, Dave Nelson, Beth Doberty. The Senatus staff is responsible for what you are now holding in your hands. This is a very hard-working bunch of people, and they have put a great amount of work into a relatively thankless job. -_ a = = Some of the things of which we are especially proud are the spring publica- tion date, high quality standards, and some terrific teamwork. We hope that we have set a standard that will be emulated for years to come. The Senator Left to right, front to back: Kathy Miller: Junior editor, Tony Wyman: Senior editor, JuliAnn Noel: Production manager, Alan Hale: Business manager, Marci Mustachio: Advertising. NOT PICTURED: Mike Simpson: Advertising, Reporters: Jeff Bayse, Leslie Eckof, Mary Pettery. The Senator, beset by financial problems, had a volatile year in 1983-4. The school paper also was-again left without typeset- ting equipment and had to rely on the Elkins Intermountain for this basic produc- tion machinery. 89 WCDE F.M. Left to right, front to back: Bryan Little, Rich Kadel, Debbie Jenkin, Clif Bridgers, Jim McElroy, Lynne Schaefermeyer, Earl Stokes, John Tadler, Jeff Zader. NOT PICTURED: John McCarty, David Shamble, Frank Marchand, Steven Miezell, Sandy Edwards, Robert Avondo. WCDE FM made a new start this year. The studios were moved into Gribble Hall, and a new 00 watt transmitter was purchased. Broadcasting 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, WCDE is a vital link between the campus and the community. 90 Student Assembly MIKE CURRENCE RHA President COLLEEN STEVENS SA Secretary JULIE SCHWARTZ CAB President JIM STEEN SA Vice President SUE THOMAS SA President ROB DOUGLAS SA Treasurer (missing) The SA Officers are the leaders of Student Government. We head the committees of the Student Assembly as well. We unite to develop better campus policies and cam- pus living. 91 92 Campus Activities Board Left to right, top to bottom; Norma Simpson, Anne Kampf. Cynthia Jackson, Jeff Zader, Kelly Brooks, Don Loher; director, Julie Schwartz, Patti Bennett, Suzie Grandin, Jason Sugarman. The Campus Activities Board is the major programming board on campus. It provides a variety of activities for the college community ranging from social, cultural, educational, and recreational in nature. It is composed of students who volunteer their time and efforts to make college life more enjoyable for all students. Tour Guides The Campus Tour Guides are a vital link between the college and prospective students. Duties include giv- ing tours of the campus, telephoning students, and mailing out information. This year’s tour guides are: Lisa Bonesteel Clif Bridgers Janet Harper Laura Knerr Pam Fuss Walt Smith 93 94 Concert Choir Left to right, top to bottom: Dick Kadel, director, David Sham- ble, Martha Hori, Ken Maze, Kim Smith, Jim McElroy, Molly Smith, Mark Briggs, Amy Snedeker, Rich Kadel, Debbie Jetter, Jon Morrison, Lisa Bonesteel, Darren Yingling, Kennetha Kid- well, Wes Jones, Con Burch, Alan Hale, Sue Thomas, Steve Darling, Carolyn McDonald, John Holt, Amy Warren, Bill Mashburn. The D E Concert Choir is composed of 45 non-music majors that are exposed to all facets of vocal music. The choir completed two 5-day tours over 6 states, and per- formed on several occaisions for the college community, and in local churches. D E Jazz Choir “And All That Jazz” Left to right; front to back: Mark Briggs, Amy Warren, Darren Yingling, Con Burch, Anna Oler, Tim Doughty, Lee Ann Holfelder, Steve Darling, John Holt, Martha McCoy, Wes Jones, Lisa Bonesteel, Rich Kadel, Amy Snedeker, Marge Williams, Ken Maze. The D E J azz Choir, ‘‘And All That Jazz,” is a vocal group of 16 voices accompanied by a 4 piece band. The group is an offshoot of the concert choir, and is comprised of members of the choir. The group tours and performs with the choir and on its own. Band members include Melody Meadows and Ken- nitha Kidwell on keyboards, Kenton McCoy on Fender bass, Tom Lambert on drums, and Bill Mashburn as sound engineer. The group is under the direction of Richard Kadel. 95 96 Crossfire Left to right, front to back: K. Mitchell, E. Hammer, B. Bondur- ant, D. Nicholas, P. Holland, R. Muller, D. Nelson, H. Burky, S. Nidiffer, R. White, S. Simmons, B. Webb, M. Hitchcox, P. Sal- meri, K. Smith, C. Burch, D. Sadler, T. Doughty, J. Rhodes, T. Bowman, L. Miller, L. O’Brien, D. Lacey, $. Reeder, A. Garrett, L. Bowe, M. Goss, $. Thomas, C. Swecker, J. Ridolfi. Crossfire is a group organized and conducted by stu- dents who have the desire to fulfill Christian ministry and fellowship, both on and off campus. We meet week- ly in the chapel to have fellowship in various ways. We also plan semi-monthly trips to the local nursing home. Some of our other activities include hayrides, sleigh rides, ski trips, and retreats with other colleges. Wilderness Co-op Left to right, front to back: Sandy Giltinan, Jon Mason, Zoe Fausold, Bob Gower, Eric Noah, Jan Buford, Scott Baker, Mary Bethune, John Moyer, Donna Dolan, Greg Wells, Johan Knulst, Thaddeus Shay, Cathy French, Tom Turrill, Leslie Gordon, Dan Lissy, Tammie Bowman, Jill Shoemaker, Claudia McKay, Dave Blackmore, Patty Kershner, Mike Haines, Dave Lacey, Jim Hoofnagle, Julie White, Elisabeth Hammer, Patrick Semantick, Jozef Antolin, Jeanne Minor, Bob Hayes. . The Wilderness Co-op is an i nformal organization in which people with similar outdoor interests can get together to experience the benefits of an outdoor education. Trips are planned as often as once a week, and include hiking, rock climbing, caving, biking, white water rafting, and backpacking. Meetings are held every Tuesday evening in the Augusta Room of Lower Benedum Hall. 97 Commuters 98 International Club TN Seg koe ite eyed Bij Ad ah de Or a Left to right, front to back: Maria Ellena, Muhammad Chaudhry, Isabel Moreno, Emma Abzueta, Mercedes Escotet, Ehsanul Haq. The function of the international Club is to organize International functions, as well as to help promote com- munication between students from various countries. Our members also help to educate the American stu- dents about the different countries to help develop a better understanding of one another. 99 Association For Computing Machinery Left to right, front to back: Glen Wyland: treasurer, Jim Guire, president, Rich Kadel, secretary, Keith Payne, Mike Cowger, (advisor) Andreas Lazari, Joe Nitz, Dr. Frank Schneider (Sr. advisor). The ACM is a national organization for computer scientists and those interested in computers. Our D E chapter partici- pates in a variety of events such as field trips, attending national meetings, and fundraisers. The best advantage of ACM is that our number is always growing due to the growing interest in computers. 100 Students For Black Interests Left to right, front to back: Lisa Lemon, Inga Gossette, Jacque- line Belon, Rashidah Shamisid Seen, Tina Jones, Kellie Carroll, Beth Ward, Suzanne McKinney, Tracy Louther, Debora Jetter, Earl Stokes. 101 102 English Club Left to right: Kathy Miller, Alan Hale, Susan Potenzano. The English club is a group organized to promote interest in English literature and writing among the students of Davis Elkins College. Club activities include co-ordination of Arts Day, bringing guest speakers to the college, and taking trips to places of literary significance. Officers include: president, Alan Hale; secretary: Susan Potenzano; treasurer: Jeff Bayse. Faculty advisors are Dr. Robert Weber and Dr. Philips Brooks. Spanish Club Left to right, front to back: Edwardo Canelon, Janet Harper, Marissa Avila, Mauel Canelon, Dr. G.C. Vazquez, (advisor) Suzi Grandin, Lisa Moody, Ann Kampf, David Kodeski, Martha Hori, Dave Nelson. The Spanish club is an organization for those interested in the Spanish language or the Spanish culture. The club participated in such cultural activities as Spanish Christmas caroling, mak- ing Spanish food, and attending Spanish programs in the local area. The club’s officers are: Janet Harper: President; Jose Luis- Pena Loza: Vice President; Lisa Moody and Kim Styer: Secretaries; Marisa Avila: Treasurer; and Dr. Gorgina Vazquez as faculty advisor. 103 104 Sigma Delta Pi Left to right: Janet Harper, Dr. Gorgina Vazquez. Sigma Delta Pi is an international honorary organization for Spanish students. To be a member, one must have a 3.0 overall average and be enrolled in an upper level Spanish course. The lota Beta Chapter at D E has four members. Officers are: Kelly Brooks: President; Janet Harper; Secretary; James Reed: Treasurer; Dr. Gorgina Vazquez: Faculty advisor. Phi Beta Lambda Left to right, front to back: Ed Swartz, Cathy Honaker, Brenda Wymer, Lynne Schaefermeyer, Tim Turner, Marlene Mallow, Kristina Tacy, Heather Jack, Donna Rohrbaugh, Stephanie Ro- sencrance, Hildamar Paez, Tracy Louther, Lisa Moody, Susan Reeder, Michelle Goss, Amy Garrett, Susan Campbell, Cindy Anger, Kim Chenoweth, Shasta Eidell, Chuck Thomas, Marcia Selwyn, Peter Jeffery, Darin Jones, Scott Macvicar, Paul Ogrinz, John Veirs. Phi Beta Lambda, the college division of the Future Business Leaders of America, is a national organization for college and university students who are preparing for careers in business. The purpose of Phi Beta Lambda is to provide the experiences essential in the areas of leader- ship, cooperative enterprise, economic understanding, scholarship, and professional development. The 1983- 84 officers of the Davis Elkins College Mu Psi Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda are: Brenda Wymer; President; Ed Swartz: Vice Pres.; Cathy Honaker: Secretary: Linda Ge- draitis: Treasurer; Lynne Schaefermeyer: Historian; Tim Turner: Reporter; and Rob Douglas: Parlimentarian. 105 106 Beta Alpha Beta Editor’s note: Due to a technical malfunction, the photo of Beta Alpha Beta is unavailable to print. The members are listed below. Juan Alonso-Gortari Carol Bailey Brian Ball Patti Bennett Kelly Brooks Judy Ciocca Betsy Corregan Greg Crosten Doug Daugherty David DelRosario Linda Gedraitis Jim Guire Cathy Honaker Christina Hui Jena Johnson Dana Kreutzer Stacey Marchitelli Elizabeth Massi Hilda Paez Linda Perkins Michael Pingley Kevin Reed Susan Rhymer Grace Roy Steve Schaefer Lynne Schaefermeyer Jody Stalnaker James Steen Paula Stewart William Swartz Inge Tusing Donna Weese Laura Weinert Leann White Glen Wyland Brenda Wymer Beta Alpha Beta, D E’s honorary business fraternity, elects and initiates qualified business students each fall and spring semes- ter. Requirements include an overall GPA of 2.5, and a business GPA of 3.0. Each student must have 24 credits in ecomomics and or business to qualify as a member. Chi Beta Phi Honorary Scientific Fraternity Left to right, front to back: Kim Mitchell, Elisabeth Hammer, Julie White, Leslie Gordon, Beth Case, Herman Burky. NOT PICTURED: Kim Farry, Ron Sarno, Nancy Timpert, Keith Hiser, Faculty Advisor. 107 Alpha Psi Omega Left to right, front to back: Amy Warren, Martha Bridgers, Carolyn McDonald, Margi Williams, Juliann Noel, Wes Jones, Sherri Coleman, Lee Ann Holfelder, Dave Kodeski. Alpha Psi Omega, lota Chapter of the National The- atre Fraternity consists of students who have achieved points of accomplishment in the theatre pro- gram at Davis and Elkins. Our main goal is to support student productions, which is done by fundraising. 108 Alpha Phi Omega Left to right, front to back: Cheryl Swecker, Janet Beary, Jackie Ridolfi, Janet Harper, Evelyn Burky, Lisa Bonesteel, Bonnei Thompson, Joe Nitz, Laura Knerr, Clif Bridgers, Lisa Moody, Bryan Little, Carol Swecker. Alpha Phi Omega was founded December 15, 1925 at Lafayette College in Easton, PA. The Tau Alpha chap- ter was founded here at D E in 1967. The fraternity is affiliated with Scouting USA and has continued until the present as an organization dedicated to leadership, friendship, and service. FALL PLEDGES, left to right: Jackie Ridolfi, Jackie Smith, Walt Smith, Pam Fuss, Evelyn Burky, Nance Harrah. 109 Interfraternity Council Left to right: Brad Waterfall, Juan Alonso-Gortari, Jim Steen. The IFC is a governing body for the fraternities on cam- pus. We develop policies and procedures concerning rushing and fraternity operations. The IFC this year has had several successful fundraisers as well as once again updating its constitution. 110 Alpha Sigma Phi TATA AAG] | | v : it q Left to right; fro nt to back: Dan Brennan, Dave Millen, Tom McNulty, Bob Wolfington, Mike Capone, Dave Brown, John Kembell, Mike Gombert, Paul Ogrinz, Steve Meizell, Mark Davis, Jim Yeager, Jim Steen, Scott Diegman. The ‘‘A-Sigs” celebrated their 35th birthday on the D € E campus this year. The brothers remodeled their barroom this winter and plan to add a brick fire pit to their patio this spring. The brotherhood grew by leaps and bounds this year with 5 fall pledges and the addition of 7 new little sisters. A-Sig Little Sisters, left to right; front to back: M. Quinn, N. Timpert, S. Meeks, M. Jackson, L. Schmidt, L. Sekura, M. Haggerty, L. Dorsey, P. Rebich, A. Abernathy, A. 11 Mayer, S. Waite, J. Pierce. A-Sig pledges, left to right: Tom Phillips, Todd Zick, Bob Hart, Eric Janof, Alex Janushevich. 112 Chi Omega Left to right; front to back: Heather Jack, Mary Lou Mashione, Amy Mayer, Nancy Wilderotter, Patti Bennett, Bonnie Thompson, Deborah Saddler, Inge Tusing, Linda Young, Sally Meeks, Shari Hendrick, Mia Martin, MaryBeth Haggerty. CHI OMEGA PLEDGES: Patti Bennett, Heather Jack, Ei- leen Banschback, Mia Martin, Deborah Saddler Sigma Phi Epsilon Left to right, front to back: Leith Mutwalli, Don Hsu, John Holt, Scott Grimes, Andy Hays, Brian Jones, lan McDonald, Rick Bar- low, Bob Wagner, Paul Zimmerman, Mark Caban, Scott Goldstein, Pat McDonough, Eddie Recinos, Dave Simms, Mark Shissler, Juan Alonso-Gortari, Karl Van Hook, Chuck Baker, Bill Monteith, Jeff Boillotat, Dan Lind, Keith Troxell, Matt Poland, Garry Turner, Kevin Kilgore. 113 Tau Kappa Epsilon Left to right, front to back: Chris Nice, Tom Ruppert, Lee Whiticare, Marc Rogers, Chris Gillman, Jim Skon, Todd Heller, Thomas Barton, John Clutter, Jim Hummel, Tom Olson, Joel Weiss, Bill Schindler, David Gaaserud, John Midkiff, Jesse Ransome, Michael Dabney, Cy Barton, Chris Tidaback. The brothers of TKE along with the never ending support of the little sisters have enjoyed a very successful 1983- 84. The fall of ’83 saw many good times with the annual Cherry Bender dance followed by the Forest Festival party and the Halloween party. 1983 was concluded with the brothers Christmas party and TLS Santa leaving 6 new bar stools for our bar room. 1984 was started with new leadership and hopes for more good times. With TKE tradition, the spring was culminated with a great Sweetheart. We would love to wish the brothers and little sisters who have given so much to this fraternity the best of luck; you will be missed. OFFICERS: left to right: Joel Weiss, Sgt. of Arms; Cy Barton: Vice pres; Jim Skon: Pres; Todd Heller: Treasur- er; Marc Rogers: Secretary; Tom Barton: Historian. LITTLE SISTERS, left to right, bottom to top: Jill _ Dusenberry, Vivi Anthon, Amy Benhoff, Julie Schwartz, Sue Thomas, Debbie Pavlovic, Donna Talla, Debbie McDonald, Kathy McDonald, Sally Thompson, Nola Lucas, Cathy Stanton. Zeta Tau Alpha Left to right; front to back: Donna Burns, Debbie McDonald, Kim Wickard, Kathy McDonald, Lori French, Laura Marcolina, Jo Anne Brink, Nancy Timpert, Kim Deeck, Debbie Gerber, Collen Carney, Sally Thompson, Vivi Anthon, Monica Davis, Marie Polyak, Robin Bottcher, Sylvia Grasis, Wanda McGehee, Kim Mitchell, Beth Case. ZTA PLEDGES: Left to right; front to back: Tracy Horner, Susan Campbell, Robin Adair, Rashidah Shamsid-Seen, Cynthia Jackson, Linda DiBlasio, Pam Kisling, Alison Steele, Tina Jones, Donna Davis, Kim Cervera, Sharon Schneider, Diane Mancine, Vickie Warehime, Michele Steinhauer, Debbie Snow, Jenifer Rogers. 115 Kappa Sigma No photo available Phi Mu No photo available 63720cU¢ 120 Soccer left to right; front to back: Marlon Charles, Kendall Walkes, Nico Pronk, Adam Piotrowski, Paul D'Ambrosio, Dave Smart, Vince Barr, Shaun Green, Desmond Morris, Bobby Bigney, Bill Koeppen, Stefan Sigurdsson, Rob Peters, Bill Meade, Jorje Rodriguez, Jim Reed, Doug Hurst, Max Moore, Ed Recinos, Karl Rosenburg, Tim Janiss, Shahriar Bakhtiarizadeh, lan MacDonald, Les Swan (Assistant Coach), John Woody, Wayne Norris, Bill Semantick, Scott Farre, George Crump, Johannes Knulst, Mark Defreitas, Nils Heinke (Head Coach). The D E Soccer team had yet another successful season this year, and faced many tough teams. The Senators were ranked 7 in Division Two of the NCAA, Middle Atlantic Region. Women’s Field Hockey Left to right; front to back: Tracy Horner, Robin Adair, Anne Marie Castiglia, Marie Polyak, Kim Deeck, Sylvia Grasis, Michele Steinhauer, Kim Farry, Robin Bottcher, Liz Bruner, Colleen Connelly, Debbie McDonald, Kathy McDonald, Trish Darlington, (athletic trainer) Debbie Gerber, Sue Fuertsch, Pam Kisling, Amy Grindlay, Sheri Hickock, Sharon Schneider, Sherri Nidiffer, Vivi Anthon, JoAnne Brink, (captain) Diane Mancini, Donna B urns, Pommy Macfarlane (coach). 121 122 Men’s Basketball Left Row, Bottom to Top: Troy Warehime, Clive Watson, Jim Skalski, Edward Wellman, Ron Sarno, Loren Koerner, Auston Wilder, Keith Dixon. Right Row, Bottom to Top: Anthony Biggers, Thomas Jones, Scott Kieffer (Student Trainer), Walter Bailey, Earl Stokes, Rick Roy, Ted Watson. Leaning Left: Head Coach Joe Super. Leaning Right: Assistant Coach Mark Hartzell. Women’s Basketball Left to right: Kim Koonce, Laura Marcolina (Tri-Captain), Donna Talla, Carey Baily, Rachel Sharp, Nancy Davis (Tri- Captain), Carla Brantley, Brenda Webb, Amy McFarlane, Peggy Hughes (Tri-Captain), Debbie Snow, Vicki Warehime, Karen Flint. The Lady Senators had an electrifying sea- son this year including a sweep of the Mountain Classic. They achieved a top 20 rating in the NCAA Division Two in the Middle Atlantic Region. The team is young, with only one senior, but gained valuable experience this season. The team is coached by Nancy McFarlane and K.C. Crump. 123 124 Women’s Tennis Left to right: Angie Marson, Kelly Hedrick, Colleen Stevens, Eileen Banschback, Allison Steele, Suzanne Zelenko, Michelle Campbell, Peggy Hughes. —- 125 syuDAe 7D2120Us Shakespearean Comedy . . . The Taming Of The Shrew 128 LUCENUOM oe See Douglas A. Van Gundy [TAMO MRP gE en ek James Hoofnagle Baplisia gece 0th Oo ss See David Kodeski GENT O ere Aerts Pa concer: Sg, Mark A. Briggs | CLLR deere ae oe eae ae Cathy Huet HO ensiO net ces tee aS ns Westin Jones Blanca Ge pee Sherri L. Colemann Biondello gnc Arche cten leon i Jon D. Morrison ReUrUChio Wen Rid So oc Stefan Sigurdsson Grunnioge oa fn Michael J. Frawley, Jr. Curtis Tailor ............. Lee Ann Holfelder Pedantiga. ha tae Steven M. Darling Haberdasher Widow ........ Courtney Brown VINCONLO Beet ree sn 5 Wesley S. Sturgis PLAYERS Ann D. Dusinberre Cynthia A. Burbage Martha Bridgers Michael Halad Boiler House [heatre October 26-29, 1983 129 AORN in the excitement of Business v = 3 -_- = R 3 1:9) 3 Ra iS iS S is 5 = oe) a =e 36 es: 2 ent 25 o Be =.9 wm 130 Stefan Sigurdsson and Julie Schwartz were named Mr. Senator and Miss D E for the Forest Festival parade. Trustees of the college came from far and near to meet last fall. dé % the ie ee Phe Ti A SMAAK oY 133 eR ERE OR e WG Zo Cs ye oe i a) Mie s . 2 . ae 136 ca ee 7 Se “ . ce - Sea 138 The 1984 Senatus staff: MARK SCHAEFERMEYER: Faculty Advisor LISA BONESTEEL: Editor in Chief CATHY HONAKER: Assistant Editor LYNNE SCHAEFERMEYER: Layouts JACKIE COOPER: Layouts TRACY LOUTHER: Faculty section layouts ROBIN WHITE: Layouts CLAIRE SAINATO: Layouts BETH DOBERTY: Photography, layouts CLIF BRIDGERS: Photography, layouts RICH KADEL: Layouts ED SWARTZ: Layouts PATTI BENNETT: Sports section KEN MAZE: Photography JOHN McCARTY: Photography DAVE NELSON: Photography CHRIS BOCK: Photography SPECIFICATIONS: The 1984 edition of the Senatus was published by Josten’s American Yearbook Co. Number of copies: 650 Size of book: 7 ¥4” x 10 ¥4” Number of pages: 140 Cover: Firebrand Cover design: hot foil stamp, gold End pages: Parchmatte paper stock: 191 gloss Type: Lydian Bold Italic Headlines: 30 point Subheadlines: 18 point Body copy: 10 point Caption copy: 9 point Ink: black Thanks... to MARK and LYNNE SCHAEFERMEYER, who kept me from quitting this little project a thousand different times in a thousand different ways, to TAD ALONSO, our Josten’s representative, for standing behind me, and believing in all of us, to CHUCK KULLMAN and LENNY YOUNG at Josten’s, for all their help and support, to LEE SHERLINE for lending me numerous photos and always right in the nick of time! to GREG WELLS for also loaning some great photos, to BUTCH ANTOLINI for letting me root through his files and steal as many photos as | wanted, to KAREN, BARB, and YVONNE in the Service Center for endless help, to the SENATOR STAFF, for loaning lots of supplies, to CATHERINE JOHNSON at the Campus Activities Office for her help in the distribution of books, to SUDLOW PHOTOGRAPHY for their prompt and excellent work with student portraits, to MIKE’S PHOTOGRAPHY for overnight service, to JOE SINGLETON for all his help and support, to CLIF BRIDGERS for endless hours spent in the darkroom, to the THEATRE DEPARTMENT for loaning photos, to DEAN HAMILTON for loaning the speech, ‘A Different Kind of College,” for use in the opening copy, to the GANG IN SUITE 300, who had to live with me during this whole ordeal, AND, to the SENATUS STAFF, who did one hell of a job! 139 140 This is my page. That’s what it says on the page diagram—page 140: EDITOR’S PAGE. I really like the thought of having a whole page to myself to do with as I please. (At least | didn’t put my picture on it, so calm down.) | have just a few parting shots to offer: To those of you who laughed when we said there would be a spring yearbook this year, | hope you're all laughing out of the other sides of your faces. To those of you who happen not to appear on a page that says ‘‘No Photo available,” blame yourselves. To the joker in the campus center who has seen fit to turn out my office lights every night at 11:00, | hope someday YOU have to work at the whims of creativity. and lastly, to each and every one of you who heckled me or my staff at any time during our project, we did it in spite of you all.