Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1978 volume:

JPECCEWQUJm W97 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA In September of 1977 A new class set forth upon this campus. G mw BE SL YL mm G .rrIkIv 1:! 51.1! ill :5! .IPQI luv ft, 1!; IVL' drill III, Now we are engaged in the college experience- Testing whether we can maintain an equal balance Between all-nighters and all-campuses. 8; la It is my privilege, as the new president of Gettysburg College, to be a part of they llnew beginningsll theme of the 1978 yearbook. Even though each academic year of- fers the campus community the opportunity for a new beginning, there is always the chance newness will run second to routine. Thus, I was pleased when the editor of ; the SPECTRUM told me that her staff planned to emphasize the word llnew in their 8 theme. Gettysburg College is, indeed, experiencing a new beginning that will in four short I. years, include the celebration of its 150th anniversary. The students who enter in the Fall of 1978 will make up the sesquicentennial class of 1982. The Class of 182 and the classes that follow will benefit from the newness that started in the Fall of 1977 and continued throughout the school year. The innovative Senior Scholarsl Seminar will have grown in stature from a yearls experience; the 6700 computer will have been tuned up to be useful in nearly all areas of the academic program; the special writing skills program designed to give students an added plus in handling their undergrad- uate studies will be in full operation; the new Libraerearning Resources Center will be a step closer to reality; and the general reviltalization of academic, social and , spiritual life on campus will be well underway. 9 I congratulate all who participated in Hnew beginnings? and invite everyone as- sociated with Gettysburg College to keep this newness ever a part of this great institu- tionls future. 1 o WKW 5 Charles E. Glassick President President Charles E. Glassick He has come to dedicate himself J. , mu. m l... So that Gettysburg may keep growing. ' ' ' Libran-lA-arnilwHomurmfmm. Wm -.:.w A.A .v. .. 1O It is all together fitting that we should Let ourselves do what we want to do, .u t 15'? :y in? - 11 A - q ' - .... ww....g-xu:. ----....r...4. 1gk-,qrwwng.rmwn.w$g-nwm ?vw -- um m n l I: 5 larger sense a .m t u B isolate ourselves We cannot ich surround us From those things wh It is time for us to move ahead And begin a new year. . . mmmmmmwcm md megw pg- W...- . .. .. -... v-w anerwwquWm-r wv -1N Charles E. Glassick President Paul G. Peterson Asst. to the President WWW W Leonard I. Holder Dean of the College and Professor of Mathematics G. Ronald Couchman Asst. Dean of the College and Registrar Elizabeth B. Martin Asst. Dean of the College College h--. Robert C. Nordvall Asst. Dean of the College Frank B. Williams Dean of Students Ralph W. Arend, Jr. Associate Dean of Students Nancy C. Locher Associate Dean of Students Shelley Miller Asst. Dean of Students Michael Malewicki Asst. Dean of Students E! F ES: 3 Daniel A. Dundon Ear! Asst. Director of Admissions : :z b. .5 - yv- . u- -. - Delwm K. Gustafson . :3: : ' 7 17 , , VI Director of Admissions - :5. 3 lilsmnmx'x-zu fl k 7' ' HOLSI-j Joseph E. Zamborsky -m xmnwmlliltl ' ' :i : $ -, ' Asst. Dlrector 0f Admlssmns : E I : : :l : Marguerite Carroll Admissions Counselor Janet O. R. Smith Admissions Counselor Katherine Leser Admissions Counselor Homer A. Wood Director of Career Counseling Salvatore Ciolino Director of Financial Aid Hg ,, ; Michele Rubino Counseling Psychologist Kathy Ciolino Lecturer In Education Counseling em ' YA William H. Jones Coordinator of Counseling 0 P 1 Elaine Jones . Lecturer in English Karl J . Mattson Chaplain Edward I. Owens Chapel Intern i E Stephen D. Samuelson Associate Chaplain Chaplains Rev. John P. UConnor, S.J. R. C. Chaplain 23 ,W .a- . W,---. - . ....yfmw- ..w n +--wme-M wig? Q 24 Dwight A. Huseman SerialVDocuments Librarian Anna Jane Moyer Readers Services Librarian David T. Hedrick James H. Richards Audio Visual Librarian Librarian Frances H. Playfoot Asst. Reader? Services Librariaw Circulation Librarian Mary G. Burel Acquisitions Librarian Nancy C. Scott Catalogue Librarian Edward F. McManness Ann.McKittrick Director of the College Union Asst. Director of the College Union Patty Bennett Pete Brasheras Bob Shank Marie Beard Sue Sutton College Relations . Richard E. Walker Richard P. Allen Robert D. Smith Asst. Director of Development Vice President for College Relations Director of Alumni Relations for Estate Planning Paul D. Mangan News Bureau Director Willard G. Books Mildred D. Johnson Robert B. Kenworthy Director of Public Relations Administrative Asst., Alumni Office Sports Information Officer ait smmm 11 0. me Q0 Rex Maddogz J ames Treas Nicolaas P. Schindeler Superintendent of Buildings and Chief of Security Superintendent of Engineering and Grounds Construction Ronald E, Hansen Jay P. Brown Robert A. Pickel Asst. Business Manager Bursar ASSt. Bookstore Manager : John Schlegel Gary L. Anderson : Treasurer and Business Manager Bookstore Manager 25 Ingolf Qually Professor of Art, Chairman l l i ?- .... I l 3 Carol D. Small Norman L. Annis Instructor in Art . Professor of Art .vi 5,. f A. Ralph Cavaliere Professor of Biology, Chairman Neil W. Beach Associate Professor of Biology Rowland E. Logan Asst. Professor of Biology th :mzuts-n' Irv Robert D. Barnes Professor of Biology Sherman S. Hendrix Associate Professor of Biology Ralph A. Sorensen Asst. Professor of Biology Jan E. Mikesell Asst. Professor of Biology Allen C. Schroeder John R. Winkelmann Associate Professor of Biology Asst. Professor of Biology $5.. V H. v . ., w.w..,. .h...q,..4..... ..bP-ML-q-e. rmme r 5 33:, 3 rm. egg, 3 x Alex T. Rowland 1 m; Professor of Chemistry, Chairman William E. Parker Asst. Professor of Chemistry Donald H. Fortnum Professor of Chemistry Calvin E. Schildknecht Professor of Chemistry David Koran Asst. Professor of Chemistry unh g h L... w Classics . Ruth E. Pavlantos Professor of Classics, Chairman C. Robert Held Asst. Professor of Classics Howard C. Parks Asst. Professor of Classics 29 va-x-5:-v-.. .1 ..-.-...ss-.w.m.....-nnvr -s::4-'K-Ws Wu mi WMB x B William F. Railing Charles F. Collier Professor 0f Economics and Business Asst. Professor of Economics and Business Administration Administration, Chairman Paul R. Baird Robert M. Gemmill : Associate Professor of Economics and Business ASSt. Professor of Economics and Business Administration . Administration V... Edmund R. Hill Ada G. Lewis Conway S. Williams Associate Professor of Economics Instructor in Ec0nomics and Business Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration Administration and Business Administration Katsuyuki Niiro Asst. Professor of Economics and Business Administration Derrick K. Gondwe Instructor in Economics and Business Administration Russell S. Rosenberger Professor of Education, Chairman John T. Held Associate Professor of Education Bruce L. Packard Asst. Professor of ' Education Ann Harvey Supervisor of Elementary Student Teachers ea, ., .1 a: 5:...13 6. IF: James D. Pickering Professor of English Mary Margaret Stewart Professor of English Professor of English, Chairman Richard B. Geyer J ohn F. Clarke Professor of English In. . Ralph D. Lindeman Professor of English Pamela DiPesa ma w Asst. Professor of English hf Fredrickson Asst. Professor of English . Robert S Edward J. Baskerville Professor of English 32 J udy Schwartz Lecturer in English John K. McComb James P. Myers, Jr. Asst. Professor of English Associate Professor of English Jack 8. Locher Emile O. Schmidt , Harry F. Bolich Associate Professor of English Professor of English and Director of Associate Professor of Speech Theatre Arts ' Interdepartmental Studies 7.: nu ., .- Mary T. Baskerville Lecturer in Interdepartmental Studies Lani Lindeman Lecturer in Interdepartmental Studies David L. Crowner Arthur McCardle Glendon F. Collier Associate Professor of German and Asst. Professor of German and Asst. Professor of German and Russian Russian Russian Germgn- Russnan F Henry Schneider III Professor of German, Chairman H.P.E. , William Rost Caroline J. Schlie Instructor in Health and Physical Instructor in Health and Physical Education Education K Robert T. Hulton Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education William T. Miller Grace. C. Kenney Instructor in Health and Physical Associate Professor in Health and Education Physical Education 34 Lois J . Bowers Asst. Professor of Health and Physical Education Richard T. Wescott Associate Professor in Health and Physical Education, Chairman V W .., . , . 3 2:: 55;, Ray R. Reider Asst. Professor of Health and Physical Education R. Eugene Hummel Eugene M. Haas Associate Professor of Health and Physical Professor Of Health and Physical Education Education , and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Gareth V. Biser Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education David P. Rahn Instructor in Health and Physical Education Barry H. Streeter Instructor in Health and Physical Education Joseph G. Sabol Joseph 13- 130100lli Associate Professor of Health and Physical Instructor in Health and Physical Education Education 35 Basil L. Crapster Professor of History, Chairman Charles H. Glatfelter Professor of History George H. Fick Associate Professor of History Bruce W. Bugbee Associate Professor of History Norman 0. Forness Associate Professor of History Robert L. Bloom Professor of History John M. Kellett Associate Professor of Mathematics Robert H. Fryling Professor of Mathematics, Chairman WA M. Scott Moorhead Associate Professor of Mathematics David E. Flesner Associate Professor of Mathematics Richard K. Wood 7 Dlrector of Computer Fac111t1es Randall M. King Asst. Professor of Mathematics , .. A- v... mAr... - 7--.-.., .u.. .k, ..- .q4..........u.--v--u-iv-ewN-ctA-wn Wkkz. . .193 : x . 1 Dexter N. Weikel Associate Professor of Music, Chairman F. Eugene Belt Asst. Professor of Music Robert F. Zellner Russell P. Getz Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Music Norman K. Nunamaker William D. Powers Associate Professor of Music Instructor in Music Michael Matsinko Instructor in Music ' a I Melverda Hook Private Instructor in Music Ph ilosophy Kermit H. Finstad Asst. Professor of Music Norman E. Richardson Professor of Philosophy, Chairman Chan L. Coulter Professor of Philosophy W. Richard Schubart Associate Professor of Philosophy 39 David J. Cowan Associate Professor of Physics, Chairman Laurence A- Marschall Associate Professor of Physics Richard T. Mara Professor of Physics J. Richafd Haskins Professor of Physics Thomas J. Hendrickson Associate Professor of Physics Political Science Chester E. Jarvis Joseph P. Nyitray Professor of Political Science Associate Professor of Political Science 57 Kenneth F. Mott Donald G. Tannenbaum Associate Professor of Political Science Associate Professor of Political Science A. Bruce Boenau Professor of Political Science, Chairman Donald M. Borock Associate Professor of Political Science 41 I. g ? E 9 $ 1 x g. :1 . g, Charles E. Platt Professor of Psychology Gertrude G. Gobbel Asst. Professor of Psychology Lewis B. Frank . Associate Professor of Psychology Samuel A. Mudd Professor of Psychology, Chairman Paul R. UAgostino Associate Professor of Psychology Judith Gay Asst. Professor of Psychology Thane S. Pittman Associate Professor of Psychology J ack Douglas Shand Associate Professor .of Psychology Carolyn C. Gotay Asst. Professor of Psychology Harold A. Dunkelberger Professor of Religion, Chairman Carey A. Moore Louis J. Hammann Professor of Religion Associate Professor of Religion OTC . x2. CPT Thomas Foster Mrs. V. Riley SFC John Schneider SSG Daniel Hemmerly MSG Homer Justice SGM Leonard Czarnecki MAJ Eugene Heyman LTC 3 F.C. Vossen MAJ James G. Snodgrass Romance Lem uages 1 John C. Miller Caroline M. Hendrickson Associate Professor of Romance Asst. Professor of Romance Languages Languages, Chairman Carol Ann Merrick Guillermo Barriga Asst. Professor of Romance Languages Associate Professor of Romance Languages Amie G. Tannenbaum Instructor in Romance Languages Robert M. Viti Angela Aguirre . Asst. Professor of Romance Languages Instructor in Romance Languages Donald W. Hinrichs Asst. Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Wade F. Hook Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Chairman Franklin 0. Loveland Charles F. Emmons Asst. Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Asst. Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Jeffrey Sobal Instructor in Sociology and Anthropology W LWQIEW IT CLASS 1981 Juhn C. Aciukewicz Elizabeth S. Albany Janice L. Anderson Linda A. Anderson Carolyn R. Andrews Lisa Andrews Evan R. Ardelle W. Scott Armington David B. Arrow Sarah E. Babylon Kimberly A. Baklarz Leslie A. Barber Eric J. Barley 'Fat'l'ie E. Barnhart Jane A. Beacham Hillary B. Begola Cynthia 1.. Bergman Gary W. Berner Patricia A. Bessel Jean 1,. Betz Nancy R. Binder Kathy G. Bingham Roheccn A. Birch Patricia W. Black Francis S. Blatcher Brenda A. Bovina Stephen A. Bright Karen L. Bmtsker Frank K. Brown Linda J. Brown :. .m..v--.n; q am... Linda L. Brown Wendy K Brown Susan M. Bul'fington Fred S. Bull Sally T. Bunn Stephanie E. Burt John C. Carlos Valerie L. Carlson Terry E. Cassard Ann E. Cavaliere Elizabeth A. Chisholm Rebecca J. Clark Emily L. Clift Stephanie L. Coble Jayne Coblenty. John J. Connor Janice E. Conway Susan J; Craft Patricia A. Craig Jonathan C. Currier Sharon A. Darmetko Barbara J. Davis Christine L. Davis Gregory L. Davis Karen Davison Timothy C. Day Gina M. DeDominicis Patricia A. Delahunt Paul A. DeSarno Linda I. Dewey Tamrah G. Dinic Anne E. Divirgilio Kristin E. Dordal Sharon L. Drugan Peter J. Dunbar Colleen M. Dwyer 51 H... A-.. -. www.p'v Susan J. ElliuLL Elizabeth A. Ellis Elizabeth A. Erickson Sharon L. Estelnw Catherine A. Fahs Christine A. Farley :,.--. ,..-.,.; w, Julie Feldhusen Jacinta IA. Felice Tracy E. Fitzpatrick Rumnne M. Forrester June H. Forsyth Beth A. Fortney y Gwendolyn Franck Diane J. Fredericks James E, Gahres Susan H. Cambee Stuart, A. Garner Kathleen Garvey Kirsten A. Geehr Suzanne M. Gehring Leonard J. Gemma Cynthia A. Gentile Beth B4 George Jill Gerner Lynn S. Ginter Christine M. Godshall 'IVimothy J. Golden Guy A. Graham Laurie E. Grussi Carolyn A. Green Douglas T. Greenberg John J. Griffin Maris E. Griffin Deborah L. Griffith Barbara J. Grove Cynthia A. Grove Ellen E. Groves Nancy L. Grummer Hillary H. Guenther Christine M. Gustafson Joseph M. Guty Cynthia A. Haberern Annette P. Hall Holly C. Hallman Janet S. Hambleton Teresa L. Hanna Craig D. Hanner Christine K. Harmer Lori J. Harriman Alison A. Hart Susan S. Hastings Thomas R. Held Shirley A. 1-1er Linda J. Herman Carolyn L. Herzog Julie A. Hess Kurt W. Hettler Julie A. Hewitt Elizabeth A. Hiatt Kathleen A. Hibbs Mary L. Higley Susan B. Hirshfeld Mark A. Hoffman David B. Hoffsis Rebecca M. Hohman John A. Hohneker 54 Cynthia Hollmann Marian R Holmes Thirza L. Jacohus D. Kirk Johnson Kathryn A. Johnson Richard W. Johnston Arthur H. Junes Nathan Kahn Thomas P. Kardas Margaret A. Katz Mark D. Kauf'l'man Elizabeth A. Keeler Kathleen S. Keers Lorraine C. Keim Susan M. Kelly Loretta A. Kenyon Kevin M. Kinscherf Beth A. Kipping Marguerite L. Klein Kimberly S. Klitzke Kathryn L. Kolsky Hilclegard M. Kopp Cecile S. Kramer Karen C. Kroggel Marvin L. Krone Felice E. Kruse Jan 1.. Kull Ann E. Kulp Christine E. Kulp Gayl N. Kunttu .,ML...:...M.:;.... mhuw A Khro- u 38 Nancy S. Kupt'er Lynne Kurkjian Michael J. Labrum Catherine G. Lambert Justin D. Lang Richard D. Lapham Linda L. Lapple Maida J. Lewis Katherine L. Lindbeck Deborah M. Littlewood Karen E. Loss Robert H. Loughran Linda L. Luttrell Kathryn B. McConaghie Rebekah E. Mclnmy Ellen M. McKnight Bridget McManus LiserMarie Maida Joann P. Malone Rebecca L. Marino Clinton E. Marshall Elizabeth A. Martino Louise J. Masailo Melinda A. Maxwell Brian F. Miller Barbara A. Millham Amy L. Millsop Edward M. Muore Leslie A. Moraller Douglass L. Mowrey Laura J. Muha Mark J. Munsun Lisa H. Munze Kathleen M. Murphy Janet C. Murray Richard 1.. Mutch 55 Marcia L. Myers Jane M. Nase Victoria E. Nohe James 1.. Nnrcmss Jeffrey C. Oak Linda E. Ockerbluum Diane E Ortenzio Daniel P. Owens David R. Owens Marianne Papamne Sharon A. Papini Debra L. Partenheimer , ' - : A Susan L. Pelan Edward A. Partenope Donna L. Perez :1 C. Lori Pfann Linda A, Pickfurd Charlene E. Pises Betsy L. Podsiadlo Melissa Poole James M. Putnam Barry Quinter Carol J. Rauss f Lisa A. Reid g; 35 .r $3? ,5 Amy L. Reinhardt r Leigh A. Rhein ,1 Kimberly J. Rice EV Lorna J. Rice :3 Angela C. Ring 3 Beth A. Rochlin s: 1:; Lynn S. Ross Thomas Rovinski James E. Saffery Jeanne M. Schanno Donna L. Schatz Marilyn D. Schmid 2 -mrin ' . H L 56 . A, -4 A 4va'-f- -.- f' 44. xx Kristine Y. Schmidt Richard S. Schmidt Margaret W. Schneider Stephanie A. Sedivy Michael F. Sepesi Barbara L. Seyl Carol A. Shannahan Allen F. Shaughnessy Ann Shaver Carol A. Shelly Kurt R. Sherman Carol A. Shoaff Jack M, Shuck, Jr. Rosanna M. Silva Susan E. Simpson Patricia L. Siske Elise C. Smith Helen F. Smith Mark C. Smith Mary C. Smith Jean Soscia Barbara E. Spillane Marcia A. Stahl Wayne R. Steinhauer Linda S. Steininger Jennifer L. Stevens Sally E. Stevenson Kelly A. Stine Donna M. Strack Stephanie M. Streich 57 .M.., -M .wmum dqwmlmmlg-n '11 ' U 58 X 'l , Cuthyunn SLriH'ler Dumlhy 1. Sunday Annette K. Sutton Lisa R. Talmage Drew S. 'l'nmaki Karen E. Taylor John P. Thomas Rhonda 1.. Thomas Charles H. Thompson William R. Tual Jay Afrome Geoffrey A. 'I'nlnm Heidi T. 'quma Karen E. Tylus David A. VanBuren Donna S. VanCleaf Wendy A. Vaanuten Donna M. Vurricchio Edward J. Vitt Jay M. Vought Arthur Wulczyk Richard L. Wallace Robert G. Wallace Mary M. Ward Kimberly Watson Betsy M. Weiss Karl A. VVenneis Susan A. Wescott James MA Whitehouse Ellen M. Wilbur Carol A. Willenhmck NuneHe M. Winer Dvlmruh A. Wujcik Anne Marie Wolunski Suzanne V. Wolff Sarah M. Workman ' -.- ..-. r?.tmf in .V mp 60 Caroline F. Achey Judith L. Ackerman Julie M. Adams William J. Agate, Jr. Theresa A. Ahnell John M. Aikman Ruth A. Albany Nicholas L. Alexakos Susan L. Alexander Susan M. Anderson StanleyMA Applegate Douglas Archibald Regan C. Ashbaugh Anne E. Atkinson Gregory S. Auda Michael 'lX Baer James L. Banks, Jr. Daria A. Barbosa Claudia S. Bard Ann Baumgaertner John M. Bell Richard J. Bennett Thomas J. Benton Leesa L. Berges Charlotte M. Berner Francis J. Bernhart Susan K. Bernstine Dagnija R. Berzins Linda M. Bingham James L. Bixby Gwendolyn D. Black Donna R. Blake William M. Bluor Virginia L. Bohn Johanna V. Boublik Carol A. Bradburn Jill K. Brazenor James G. Breck JohnS Bredin Charles L. Brennan Beth E. Brodley Eileen T. Brogan Kristin L. Brownsey Randall G. Brundage Mitchell C. Bryant Susan A. Bryers Terri L. Buchholz Cynthia L. Buergin Jeffrey A. Bullard Robert L. Bunting, Jr. James H. Burdick Laura J. Burke Nicholas T. Buta Maryellen Byko Marjorie A. Carhart Ann A. Carley Peter E. Carlson, Jr. John F. Cavolo Christina L. Chant Gail Chovan James W. Christie John W. Cipollini Suzanne M. Clark Christine M. Clayton Mary C. Connors Gary A. Conrad Kimberly S. Conti Elizabeth A. Cooper Janice L. Coover Russell C. Corbin Christopher T. Corsones Sara G. Cory 61 Lisa A. Cosgmve David E. Cowan Linda M, Criste David S. Crocket Jeffrey B. Cuddelmck Lee C. Culver ..; V- .a..-.. r-a I1 m.. -u-I-K -v.xaqru4-. Nancy In Cunningham William B. Curtis Michael J. Dalton 7' Sarah C. Dalton w Linda C. Damon Richard A. Darian .au?... .V--.V... V Barbara L. Davidson I Nancy R. Davidson 31 Scott K. Dawley Valerie A. Debes Karyn T. DeFries Jeffrey Deuel , E: H . . 15 Anthony J. DeVmcentls .' Leo V. DeVito, Jr. 2;: Nancy S. Dieter Lawrence A. Dixon Thomas H. Downey Kevin E. Doyle Susan P. Doyle Peter H. Drake Diane M. Drayer Bradford R. Dunn Mark V. Edwards Noni G. Ehmla Diane Elder Jnlee Emery Richard J. Enterline Barbara 1.. Entwistle Heidi E. Erickson Scott, E. Erickson Cynthia J. Estabrtmks Joanne R. Fahoury Pamela E. Farnsworth Kathleen Fay Albert G. Fedalei Karen Fenstermacher Jeffrey L. Ferrier Glen L. Feye Mary E. Fitzgerald James H. Ford Dulany Foster Maxine Frampton Robert J. Fuoco Pamela J. Gaborko Charles B. Garrett Paul W. Gausmann Susan M. Gearhart Nancy Geasey Mark D. Gee Shirley A. Geerling Mary E. Gehringer Chris Gemgnani Brian M. Geverd William H. Gillam Stephen A. Glessner Michael J. Going Stephen V. Guodhue Harvey C. Goodwin Kenneth L. Goody Emily P. Gordy Carol A. Gosnell Marla L. Graf'f Debra Gray Diane M. Green Colleen M. Greener Jeffrey S. Grinnell Helen W. Gmh Mark A Gruner 63 Janice M. Gumpert Roy B. Cutshall Susan A. Hall Rubin N. Hand Elizabeth J. Hanna Wesley C4 Hansen Robert K. Hart Leslie M. Harvey Andrea L. Heaney Faith H. Herbert Denise J. Higgins Mark E. Hite Brian W. Hoke Jane P. Holmes Sandra 1.. Horn Jed S. Horowitz Richard T. Houghton Lori .1. House Catherine L. Houtz Ann Humelsine Steven W. James Philip R. Janke Michele A. Janowski Nancy J; Jewell Steven Jirgal David S. Jones Gordon W. Jones J. Wesley Jones Robert S. Jones Roger L. Jones Linda M. Kassekert Kathleen M. Keeley Guy H. Kehler Herbert Keller Brian D. Kelley Michael J. Kelly Michael J. Kelly John W. Kendig James T. Kenny Melissa J. Kerper Lauren E. Kick Paul L. Kiel'fer C. Susan King Stephen P. King Susan E. Kinzer Ronald L. Klein Richard D. Klemm Stuart L4 Knade Edward C. Knorr Stephen R. Koons Ellen L. Koontz Katherine D. Ladd Diane B. Lang Steven E. Laubach Donald Lazarchik II Betsy A. Lee Diane M. Leppert Donald R. Lewis Douglas A. Ley Douglas A. Lieberman Ian M. Lindevald Eric B. Lint Joan B. Locke Gary W. Lofgren Marcia E. Lofland Robert R. Long Craig S. Low Matthew K. Lower Patricia D. Luhrs Margaret M. Lunbeck Scott W. McArthur W. Thomas McBride James H. McCarl C. Christopher McCleary Sally A. McCurdy Keith F. McDaniel Geoffrey A. McDermott Marget J. McLauchlan Maureen D. McMahon Marc S. McMorris Karen MacDonald Peni A. MacMeekin Timothy J. Madigan Brenda Y. Maliniak Rodney L. Mallams Rosann Maniaci Scott P. Martin Jeffrey A. Martini 65 w... -n '-V-.w...7...vW-. q. -,qm-z,...: F-N-Ap..rg.awm... V.e.vl,--.ua :u-rvw -- 7 Stephen G. Masciocchi Barbara P. Matalucci John D. Mathai Susan W. Mayer Pamela J. Megaro Barbara J. Meissner Laura W. Mendelman John B. Merkel Judith E. Mertz Joseph W. Mesmer H211 J. Michels Ruth M. Miller Timothy E. Montgomery James W. Moore Elizabeth A. Morganthien James D. Morrison Stephen W. Morru Lisa A. Morton Ruth E. Mosteller Theodore W. Mowery Matilda K. Muller Luanne M. Museum Caroline D. Myers Kevin W. Naguda Stephen G. Napp Stacy L. Naus Robert W. Niegisch Scott H. Nierendorf Stephen H. Nimmo Nona P. Niner Thomas .I. Nolan Donald B. Norton Jeffrey R. Normn James C. O'Dea Mark G. Odorizzi David M. Offutl Frank C. Oliver Carin L. Olsky Brian S Olsson Zachary W. Osborne Gary E. Ostermueller David T. Ouimette Kim L, Paff Michael J. Palazzolo Steven D. Pampillonia Salvatore M. Paparone Kimberly Park Elizabeth S. Parker Susan E. Patrick Larry T. Patterson Dawn R. Paul Amy Peckins M. Virginia Pee Pamela Pershing Carol A. Peterson Jeffrey S. Pezza James M. Pierce Martha M. Podolak Nicholas J. Politis Kimberly M. Polliard Patricia L. Price Lorraine J. Rabeler Angela M. Rapposelli Robert T. Regan Debra A. Rehberg William R. Reichhold Nelson C. Remetz Brian 0. Remmey Nancy C. Rhoads Ronald G. Rich Barbara J. Ricigliano Elizabeth A.Rider 67 3.x: Wxxmmmmmmamw Beth A. Riley Lawrence L. Risch Delma M. Rivera Betty L Roberts Jeffery A. Rodimer David C. Rooney Gary S. Rotenbury Craig A. Rothenberg Jeffrey J. Rubright Patrice A. Ruppel Michael J. Russell Daniel E. Rutan Frederick W. Ruymann Joseph W. Sacchi, Jr. Brenda A. Salvaggio Steven A. San Filippo Donald E. Sankey Megan P. Schaefer Leslie L. Schindel Linda E. Schindeler Jacqueline I. Schlimme Linda C. Schlossnagle Susan Schmitt Margaret E. Schubert Kathryn E. Schwartz M Liz Scotton Michael A. Scythes Timothy E. Searles Robert A. Sears Lissa K. Segina D. Arthur Seibel, Jr. Mark D. Seigel Sharon J Settele David A. Shaffer Daniel N. Shapiro Thomas A. Shaw Debra A. Shinsky Jeffrey B. Shultz Michael J. Siegel Karin SA Simpson Gregory L. Skalny Stephen S. Slaton Glenn W. Smart Lawrence W. Smith Mary A Smith Virginia M. Smith Terrence J. Smithers Neil R. Sollenberger Salvatore J. Sortino Suzanne D. Speakman David B Spence Donna L. Spinosi Peter Spizzirri, Jr. Sheryl L. Stair Lucienne J. Stark Patricia A. Steele Stephen D. Steinour David J. Stevens John B. Stevenson Douglas K. Stewart Marcella L, Stiffler David J. Stoudt Jane P. Strockbine Debra L. Stromeyer David A. Sturm Robert W. Sullivan Brian A. Sutton Craig R. Swanson Richard Swartz James P. Sweeney Virginia L. Sykes M. Elizabeth Sylvester Douglas S. Tavella Colleen M. Terhune Karl A. Thallner, Jr. Kathy L. Thomas Rene L. Thomas Edward A. Thompson Amy K. Thomson Mary J. Thornburg ? E '; Frederick W. Theme '4 ? Thomas M. Tolley '3 Mark T Tomk 3 f Michael W. Tracy :' Robert B. Valiant Richard L. Vanasse ; William M. Van Lear Dana M. VanReeth ' 3 Michael F Veit Cynthia L. Ventriglia Gwenyth H. Vey Jennifer S. Vine ft Brian T. Wagner Jeffrey D. Warfle Charles E. Warner Mark V. Wassel Robert A. Watson Bruce J. Weed Thomas S. Weekes Willem Weijer Zev Weis Michael S. Weiss John W. Welch Steven R. Welker Mark E. West James M. Whalen Kenneth W. Wiblitzhouser Dirk H. Wieland Anne F. Williams Maria Winchell Kathleen L. Winner Perry A. D, Wood Charles A, Wry John D. Young Jeffrey B. Zach Gretchen L. Zekiel Karen E. Zeller Karen M. Ziegler CLASS OF 1979 aw- t - MWNWWM.M-...M 72 Brian D. Adamson Gino Alberto, Jr. Caroline J. Allen Margaret W. Allen Audrey J. Anderson Jane L. Anthon Angela A. Antoine Andrea M. Arena Jane A. Atkinson Kenneth W. Aungst David J. Baca Amy C Bahr Leslie A. Baker Michael A. Baker Jeffrey C. Barber J. Patrick Barnes Roger A. Barnett, III Jeffrey A. Bartolino Debra E. Bates Ann E. Baumunk Charles E. Bayliss Victoria S. Beach Joan C. Beardsley J. Jeffrey Bell David M. Bennett Frank G. Bennett Kimberlea Bennett Matthew S. Benson Susanne M. Beres Catherine M. Berley Philip J. Bernardi Michael D. Berner Melissa L. Bethge Lynnae D, Betts Karen A. Beveridge James G. Birkenstock Eric F. Blackmer Steven G. Bogdanoff Kimberly R. Bowers Philip C. Bowman Lynn L. Bowne David A. Boynton Karen E. Branditz Barbara J. Bright Barbaranne Broderick James A. Brown Lori A Brucker Richard T. Burke m'm Thomas W. Burkett Andrew K. Burman Daniel K. Burns Michael I. Burrows Sandy D. Burton John W. Butcher William B. Butler, Jr. Peter K. Byers Geoffrey D. Carty Patti A. Chambers Patricia A. Charles David M. Charley George K. Colville Robin A. Connors Gary D. Cook Elizabeth A. Coomue Gail L. Cooper Philip Cotsalas Robert E. Croner Virginia B. Crowley Barbara A. Cyphers Piper A. Dankworth Jonathan T. Dare Lori L. Davenport Margaret E. Davey John V. David Malcolm C. Davies Virginia G. Denny Janice G. Derrickson Michael J. Desi Steven R. Diemer Alfred P. Dillione Sondra A. Dimond David F. Donahue Deanna L. Doris Mark L. Dottavio 73 Lauren Douglas Thomas A. Dowgin Linda C. Druschel John .1. 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Geyer George John Giannoni, Jr. Kathleen Marie Gibbons Robert Nelson Gilmour Kenneth Marshall Goddu Richard Louis Gorsuch, Jr. David William Guthrie . Robert William Henry Monica Cecile Hilding Edward Cameron Hitchceck, Jr. Roger Lawrence Hueglin Bari Jay Keller' Robert Kerr Kurt Edward Kramer Peter Garland Ligon William John McBride David Raymond McCullOch Elizabeth Watkins MacNeil Anthony Mark Napolitano Frank Navas s Douglas Spencer Overman Lawrence D. Prisco, Jr. Lawrence Irvin Rappoldt Robert Paul Rementer Frank Ritter Katherine Ann Schirmer Mark Keith Simmons Kevin Starkey Staubs . Jennifer Jill Stegall Alice Louise Thurau John Truax Jeffrey Wolf Nancy Ann Wirsul y 133 x i . , .4 ha? , , . h' touchdown 754,! xx; 2' z Spirit was high as the Bullets i3-7i, led by tri-captains John Gonos, Chris Re and Jim Sperry played a tough Division III schedule. Some of the more memorable moments were Kings Point, where the defense was out- standing, and the Washington and Lee game, which repre- sents the teams best overall effort. Offensively, Mike Ryan, quarterback, was voted MVP, while Hank Willard was voted defensive MVP. The loss of nine seniors to graduation will leave some hard to fill positions, but if the team returns with the same intensity there is no doubt in Coach SaboPs mind that next season holds many happy Saturdays for this campus. 136 qh-.--.-. A ANy 41. -.. n. 4 .N..'. .35... .-., ;A;:.A;.....a..-. - FOOTBALL 2 GETTYSBURG OPPONENT 3 Wagner 7 A 0 F. and M. 21 E' 6 Kings Point 2 1 13 Juniata 14 9 Albright 20 21 Western Maryland 20 0 Bucknell 34 3 Lafayette 22 0 Lehigh 47 28 W. and L. 6 FINAL RECORD Q-W 137 sticks The womenis field hockey team finished their sea- son with a 7-6 record under the coaching of Grace Kenney. The team finished second in the Penn-Mar conference and third in the MACS. The team,s five graduating players, captain Nancy Davis, co-captain Karen Lindsten, Kim Maloney, Sandy Scull and Laura DeCorso will be sorely missed next year. Junior Kay Patton, this yearts high scorer will cap- f A tain the team next season with the co-captain Lisa : Herald. With such leadership and strong junior var- sity players moving up in the ranks, the womenis 4:4 field hockey team is anticipating a good season in the . .' fall of 78. 5 : 138 VARSITY HOCKEY GETTYSBURG OPPONENT Messiah 3 York 0 Wilson 0 West Chester 4 Millersville 1 Shippensburg 1 Ursinus 5 Elizabethtown 1 Lebanon Valley 0 Dickinson 0 Hood 0 Western Maryland 0 F. and M. 3 HmmAr-An'kHOOOvP-MO FINAL RECORD 0-6-m 139 In continuing improvement the soccer team finished the season with its best record in sixteen years at 7-7-1. Highlights of the campaign in- cluded victories over two nationally considered teams. Elizabethtown tranked third in the nation the previous yeart and Bucknell. The team will miss its four graduating etarters, Ken Goddu, Bill Garman, co-captain Sam,Arsht, and captain Fred Trayser. Arsht represented the United States on the Maccabia team and has been all-,MAC for two years. Trayser, the teamts most indispensable asset, was moved continually to fill in weak spots for the Bullets. Sophomore Dave Ouimette also had a great season and was selected All-MAC goalie. With about twenty lettermen returning, - - Coach Rost looks forward to an exciting schedule SOCCER next season. GETTYSBURG OPPONENT Mt. St. Marys Bucknell Moravian Western Maryland Elizabethtown Lebanon Valley Albright Delaware Messiah Lehigh Dickinson Susquehanna F. and M. Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins OOONJOHOOHOOOJHCONJH ODHCOHHMOOOOHHODHHO FINAL RECORD t7-7-D 140 A 141 4v... : ,. a f OUCP N up and In its second year at Gettysburg College, womenls volleyball expanded and improved. Led by captains Joy Keller and Mimi Davey, the team finished with a 5-9 record. The team was then able to boast a good showing in the MACls by placing fourth. Although the team will lose Joy Keller, Deb Rammel and Carolyn Finger, three graduating seniors, the girls l will look to improve even more next year with up- coming talent. MW - M... t 142 VOLLEYBALL GETTYSBURG OPPONENT 15 Messiah 9 15 12 3 York 15 8 15 0 Western Maryland 15 5 15 11 Hood 15 9 15 Washington College Tourney 15 Cecil Community College 5 16 4 3 15 15 Washington College 12 10 15 8 15 15 Dickinson 12 15 13 15 12 15 Dickinson 2 14 16 15 11 5 F. and M. 15 15 3 1 10 15 16 Juniata 14 13 15 0 15 1 9 Bucknell 15 1 MAC. 3 15 15 Juniata 12 12 15 15 1 15 Fairleigh Dickinson 3 5 15 15 Western Maryland 11 15 2 15 2 15 University of Scranton 5 10 15 Playoff - Juniata FINAL RECORD 110-51 143 Under Coach Wright, the cross-country team had an outstanding season this year, finishing with a dual-meet record of eleven wins and three losses. The team also came in second in the MAC championship meet at F 8L M college. Junior Bill Geating placed ninth in the NCAA division III championships, achieving the highest national record ever for Gettysburg. Although theytll be losing senior Dave Blaha, the many returning runners and a good re- cruiting program will make for a very strong team next year. CROSS COUNTRY GETTYSBURG OPPONENT 15 Messiah 49 15 Western Maryland 50 15 Textile 48 23 Rider 36 31 Drexel 24 21 Johns Hopkins 40 15 Juniata 4'7 31 F. and M. 21 15 Dickinson 48 15 Albright 50 21 Lebanon Valley 36 47 Bucknell 16 21 Susquehanna 34 18 Widener . 44 FINAL RECORD 111-31 Intramurals .5. I. During the brisk weather of Fall In- tramurals, several football teams had fine seasons. Among them were Lambda Chi, TKE, SAE, Sharrett,s Indies, and FIJI. Phi Delt won the in- tramural football championship. On the soccer field, the Indies and TKE enjoyed fine seasons as Phi Delt took yet another championship. k u... The climax of the winter intramural season occured when TKE topped Sigma Chi in the basketball finals, 51-49. Beside these two teams, many other contingents enjoyed a fine funfilled season: Lambda Chi and Phi Sig in the ttA league, DeHofPs Indies and Phi Psi in the ttB league, Indies in the ttC league, and The Mayflower team in the ttDt, league. 147 southwest . champs This seasonis Men,s Basketball Team, with an overall record of 14-12, captured the Middle At- lantic Conference southwest championship with a 10-2 record. Although the team, captained by juniors Dan Frascella and Bob Rudisill, lost in the playoffs to Widener, they performed quite well. The team provided a thrilling and exciting season for its spectators. One reason for this ex- citement was caused by freshman, Bill North, who was named high scorer because he averaged 15.7 points per game. Seniors Barry Wright and Craig Shonvaker will be leaving the Bullets. However, with such returning starters as J 0e Mesmer, Larry Smith, Dan Frascella, Bob Rudisill, and Bill North, head coach, Dave Rahn, and the Bullets should enjoy another successful season next year. . f l, f v . N. Ry! m Laagg . .. WWW! lo '9 s, , . Mix w a ' w. m d . .1. , I s; -v vs MEN4S BASKETBALL Gettysburg Opponent 48 Roanoke 49 75 F. 8; M. 52 74 Moravian 73 61 Lehigh 78 r 85 Western Maryland 76 44 Dickinson 39 5 . 83 Juniata 75 80 Delaware 101 70 Rider 78 67 Johns Hopkins 64 59 Drexel 72 68 Muhlenberg 70 74 Lebanon Valley 71 83 Elizabethtown 72 69 F. 8: M. 67 H 88 Moravian 58 65 Western Maryland 79 '71 Dickinson 58 64 Messiah 62 90 Muhlenberg 71 59 Bucknell 84 74 Lebanon Valley 68 77 Albright 86 4 49 Widener 54 62 Loyola 67 64 California State 69 149 rebound s that basketball kw g. , MM With a regular season record of m 7-6, this year's Women,s Basketball V Team experienced a tremendous im- provement over last season. Much of the success can be attributed to the four seniors who were: Lisa Yeo, captain and leading scorer; Carol Yuch, leading rebounder; Mary Moon; and Krista Reichard. A jun- ior and five freshmen also contrib- uted to the success of the varsity squad. The loss of the four seniors will certainly be felt in the upcoming season; however, Coach Carolyn : ; Schlie has high expectations for the ' young team. She expects a fine re- cruiting year, as well as good leader- ship from the remaining team mem- bers. However, this yearts tremendous success was caused by the capabili- ties and the dedication which each team member displayed. Vi wb- WOMEN,S BASKETBALL Gettysburg Opponent 55 J uniata 56 77 Messiah 62 67 F. 8; M. 66 42 Elizabethtown 52 54 Lebanon Valley 41 69 Hood 41 58 Millersville 55 40 Shippensburg 61 44 York 75 70 Dickinson 44 58 Bucknell 65 67 Wilson 33 65 Western Maryland 67 Mid Atlantic Conference Tournament Gettysburg Opponent 52 F. 8L M. 7 2 39 Juniata 67 With a final team record of eight wins and five losses, the Wrestling Team proved to have a fine season. The climax of the season was when the team placed second in the MAC champ- ionship meet. Many of the bullet wrest- lers were able to participate in this championship meet: Jeff Rubright, Mac Cacciarelli, and George Maier. Fine efforts were also displayed by Captains, Bob Ortewzio and Craig Helmuth; both wrestlers were several time MAC champions as well as All- Americans and both finished this sea- son undefeated. However, the teams overall success was contributed to by each memberts skill and determina- tion throughout the entire season. 55:3. 53:ng h-d m5 1m. .1 WRESTLING Gettysburg Opponent 22 Penn 20 18 West Virginia 11 12 Edinboro 25 57 Catonsville 0 26 Rider 11 11 Shippensburg 26 25 Elizabethtown 10 10 Lafayette 32 28 Moravian 15 18 Delaware 21 15 F. 8: M. 29 31 Susquehana 9 32 Western Maryland 12 153 1S4 WOMEN,S SWIMMING Gettysburg Opponent 46 John Hopkins 49 69 Lafayette 53 56 Shippensburg 75 96 Lock Haven 35 79 Millersville 44 39 Dickinson 22 83 Hood 46 63 F. 8: M. 28 85 F. 8: M. 63 Dickinson 11 68 Western Maryland 26 2N h.h. $ gt: , c - . am WW The Woments Swim Team finished a tremendous season with a 9 and 2 record under Coaches Swivel and Bowers. The captains this year were freestyler, Jean Shaw and breast stroker, Carol Weisberg. All the members of the team worked hard for Gettys- burgts winning season: backstrokers, Kathy Keers, Beth Erickson, Linda Brown, Marguerite Klein, Liz Hanna; butterflyers, Marion Holmes and Shirley Geerling; freestylers Cherie Estelew, Jane Holmes and Beth Phillips; breastrokers, Carin Olsky and Carolyn Latshaw; and diver, Jan Griffin. The Bullets sent four girls to NationaPs in March, including: Marion Holmes, Jean Shaw, Liz Hanna, and Carin Olsky. Hard work outs, determination as well as team unity created an outstanding Gettysburg swim team. 1 Splashing season 155 In the best season since Coach Rost has been here, the Men's Swim Team boasted a 9-5 record. The team again won the ttLittle Three Meet, personifying the motto ttQuality not Quantityll; each team member swam hard to overcome'the lack of depth. It was a growth year for the team, but a strong nucleus in the team promises to be even stronger next year. Captain Dave Speier, the only senior, will be missed, but the team will be looking forward to the return of many fine swim- mers. For instance, Jeff Cuddeback, who was Gettysburgts first All American in swimming, will be back next year. This seasonls performance showed that team unity is important for overall improvement and success. MEN5S SWIMMING Gettysburg Opponent 44 Johns Hopkins 68 58 Lafayette 55 47 Shippensburg 64 47 Rider 57 59 Western Maryland 42 40 Delaware 71 33 Drexel 68 58 Elizabethtown 40 53 Widener 50 58 Dickinson 39 ' 63 Swarthmore 39 62 F. 8; M. 42 82 Dickinson 30 82 F. 8; M. 70 157 Gettysburg Opponent 64 142 Catholic 51 George Mason 45 Loyola 23 142 61 Bucknell 84 84 Lebanon Valley 61 86 F. and M. 79 Dickinson 15 61 Shippensburg 84 104 142 Susquehanna 40 U2 97 Albright 59 Johns Hopkins 25 36 Delaware 109 Gettysburg captured its second straight Pop Haddleton race at the Penn Relays with a 3:179. The team was made up of Martino, Dottavio, Dale Luy and Sims. Gettysburg failed to win its 3rd straight Middle Atlantic Conference championship, but did finish second with 107 points. Widener was first with 115. Jim Martino received the con- ference,s outstanding athlete as presented by the MAC coaches. During the championships, Gettys- burg took 5 first places. They included: Bill Geating in the mile run, with a school and MAC record time of 4:11.01; Jim Martino, 440 yard dash, 48.27; Jim Martino, 220 yard dash, 21.87; Steve Jirgal, pole vault, 14-6; and the mile relay team of Mar- tino, Dale Luy, Thurston and Dottavio which turned in a 3:17.25. The woments tennis team delivered Gettysburg College its first undefeated season in years. Coached by Carolyn Schlie, the women continued their winning streak by taking the Penh-Mar Conference, and tying for first place in the Middle Atlantic Conference. Excellent playing from such players as Junior, Kerry Kaloudis t8-3 recordh Sophomore, Sue Anderson 00-1 record; 2nd in MACE; and Senior, Laura De Corso 01-1 recordt helped the team. However, excellent overall depth was the key to their perfect season. In the upcoming year, the team will lose three seniors: Laura De Corso, Leslie Keating, and Dee Young. However, with the teambs great potential, another excellent season should be expected. Gettysburg 4 6 WOMEN3S TENNIS Millersville Hood 5V2 Western Md. 7 '7 4 6 4 5 7 4 6 Wilson Elizabethtown Mt. St. Marys Dickinson Bucknell F . and M. York Shippensburg Ursinus 3 1 1 0 0 3 1 3 2 0 3 1 Opponent Vz 161 Going into the season as a ltrebuilding year? the Varsity Menls Lacrosse team did remarkably well with an 8-5 record and big Victories over Morgan State and Western Maryland. Captained by seniors, Ed Crowe, Mike Barnes, and Craig Sabatino, and coached by Joe Donalli, the team was sparked by a number of excellent freshmen and sophomore at- tack players who will return next year. While losing tough matches to teams such as F 8: M, Delaware, and Bucknell, the Gettysburg squad overpowered such teams as Muhlenberg, Wilkes, Dickinson, Widener and Lafayette. Five seniors will be leaving the team this year: the three captains, Chris Re, and Al Danielson. Outstanding players named to the All- Conference Team included Pete Goodall, Scott Martin thigh scorers - regular seasonl, Ed Crowe, Brian Skarda, Matt Benson, Glenn Frye, Scott Dillman, and Bob Yokemick. ..,..;.,wqw ..,..r.u.....mnml w mu MEN1S LACROSSE , Gettysburg Opponent f '7 Loyola 12 19 Muhlenberg 2 13 Wilkes 2 16 Dickinson 5 16 Leb. Valley 4 7 Bucknell 10 20 Widener 4 8 Morgan State 6 6 F. and M. 11 If 5 Delaware 15 12 Western Md. 9 9 Lafayette 7 12 Drexel 1'7 163 Coach Lois Bowers, Woments Lacrosse team definitely felt the effects of a series of injuries, as the squad slipped to a 4-5-1 record. However, it should be noted that this in- jury hex might be a blessing in disguise, as several younger players gained experience that they would not have gotten otherwise. In fact, only three seniors, Nancy Davis, Carol Weisberg, and leading scorer Krista Reichard, were among the starting eleven. This fact, coupled With the potential moving up from an outstanding junior varsity team, should lead to a strong season next spring. WOMENtS LACROSSE Gettysburg Opponent l0 to H 0 Hood Bucknell Western Md. Dickinson Millersville F. and M. Lebanon Valley Shippensburg Catonsville Lafayette qquxmoooooooaq MOOTMCDOBCOO'IOO p-l d1 164 165 I'll 'lllllll rl . . ll rir IV. '51 fall II? n. 166 Am .. ., gumLa. Aug. As a result of their 9-10 record, the varsity baseball team was unable to advance to the playoffs to defend their MAC Southern Div- ision Championship. However, their season was not short of highlights. For instance; senior Hank Willard led the team in batting average t .3330 and was among the clubts leaders in several other offensive categories. Other standouts included Bucky Newsome, who rebounded from an off year as a junior to lead the squad in runs batted in, and John Mastovich, who topped the pitching staff in victories. Coach Gene Hummel will hope for continued improvement by such youngsters as Dean Dusinberre and Ed Williams next season as well as a return to form by pitcher Dave Hartman. :- A BASEBALL Gettysburg Opponent D-l Moravian Shippensburg UMBC UMBC Bucknell Muhlenberg Muhlenberg Penn State 1 Johns Hopkins Lebanon Valley 1 Lebanon Valley Juniata Western Md. Western Md. Dickinson Dickinson Lehigh F. and M. F. and M. N 00 H H rhOHNCUOEQCDrPCDGNQHQt-P-HNJOJ woo-xzcooochoqoon-twwbmoo 167 - wsmvstVAVAV. This years record of 12-3 ties the 1977 mark for the most Wins in a single season in the history of ments tennis at Gettysburg. Gettysburg also finished second in the Middle Atlantic Conference standings, losing only to Franklin and Marshall. Doubles teams of Joe Mesmer and Jim Breck gave Gettysburg its first conference championship in the history of the sport. The two men won the MAC doubles title at Swarthmore College. This also marks the first year Gettysburg has ever beaten a Delaware team. MENtS TENNIS Gettysburg Opponent Johns Hopkins F. and M. Lebanon Valley American Albright Elizabethtown Lehigh Mt. St. Marys Dickinson Muhlenberg Moravian Juniata Western Md. Delaware Bucknell p-A T N E wqoocowoomoomqqoacowcn mMHOOHOquHmomuP u ...-..n ..1 MriAme EII'WIIHUIII'iVIILIIlillil ?iSIIJuy! KARIIwIl 170 follow through GOLF Gettysburg Opponent 408 American 410 398 Bucknell 379 Lehigh 388 391 Elizabethtown 427 392 Dickinson 401 F. and M. 419 392 Delaware 379 380 Lebanon Valley 433 378 Juniata 404 380 Western Md. 379 404 Susquehanna 389 Bucknell A set up - knock down 171 A a. v.. WW 4 , M . :94 t1, 55:!th 177 51- , . Y V' ,M WW . Q 37:23:31.:h Vw Vx $ V .aeux3vwhavusaecssa ;;,. a62$353$$5- $ 966 aedEBboao -uI-Iu-ls '1. an .I--$wii nu. -- . L, 'I I II a II- .Iu----. I sngWa , $$33X.1r::-a.:m Asmmmx i i Ml! iIII 'lll II-T 2' --- iljlllllllllhlilililililllilil i 'I I L .. M .. -T' 7'15! 4255Il $45335; 7;. 1. Jim Brown 2. Craig Swanson 3. Dave Offutt 4. Bob Priest 5. George Colville 6. Dan Shapiro 7. Dave Owens 8. Scott Crocket 9. Ray Mohr 10. Brian Hoke 11. Guy Kehler 12. Bob Edwards 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 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Brian Hughes Chris Veechiola Pat Fleming Stuart Rhoad Harry Davies Jon Scott . Tom Librizzi .. Dean Dusinberre . Phil Claussen J I?! . A1 Dillione . John Eiche . Scott McMorris . Ken Krissinger . Matt Skinner . Jeff Pezza . Brian Olsson . Steve Buehler . Dave Donahue . Jay Haenn A Pete Byers . Mike Ryan . Jeff Frog . John Brown . Denis Dwyer . Mike Kelly . Scott Harner . Rick Foltz . Alan Fuerstman . Rob Sears . Bill Reichhold . Jay McCarl . Chuck Pianko . Jim Sweeney . Mike Berner . Brian Kennedy . Scott Higgins . Steve Pampillonia . Bob Bunting . Brad Dunn . Doug Womer . John Krumrine . Mike Tracy . Ken Hill . Dick Darien . Dan Capozzi . Joe Zubia . John Stevenson . Mike Going 53. Tom Tolley 54. Ken Godder 55. Dave Speier NOT PICTURED Mark Atherholt Pete Barnes Jeff Bell Jim Bixby Roby Bull Mike Desi Tom Gorecki Scott Harner Jeff Hoachlander Mike Kirby Frank Mate Dave Shultz Paul Stacked Rich Schmidt Mike Schmidt Mike Sepesi Rob Powers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15. 16 17 18 19 2O 21 22 23 24 25 26. 27 . Dot Sunday . Cynthia Speier . Cathy Houtz . Carol Shannahan . Debbie Shinsky . Mary Catherine Smith . Alison Hart . Stephanie Sedivy . Barb Hess . Meredith Weber . Anne Hanley . Karen Branditz . Cathy Fahs , Lissa Segina Joan Puzzini . Peggy Wolfe . Laurie Youngs . Karen Davison . Barbara Killian . Jane Anthon . Becky Snnok . Lynn Ross . Stephanie Coble . Marnie Schubert . Gail Cooper Jayne Coblentz . Mary Smith NOT PICTURED Jill Nelson Terri Stull Lisa Talmage Wendy VanHouten Deb Myers Cynthia Smilak .q. H . wr 194 1. Bruce Hunter 2 n u . . Clay Heckler Al Shaughnessey 4. Ken Williams Jeff Martini Mark Torok Bill Bloor Harvey Goodwin Chuck Thompson Matt Klickman . Bill Gillam Tom Jordan . Bill Mainardi . Mark Munson Bob Lewis Bill Ward . Lee Culver 18. Glenn Gorman 19. James Zarella 20. Bandit 21. Dale Miller 22. John Hohnecker 23. Bill Haren 24. Jeff Warfle 25. Dave Spence 26. Pete Rodino 27. Chuck Shively 28. Stu Knade 29. Cliff Janssen 30. Rich Johnston 31. Jake Jacobson NOT PICTURED Evan Ardelle Dulaney Foster Dave Furst Tom Kardas Mark Kauffman Jeff Kemmerer Tim Madigan Bill Serfass John Snow Drew Talbot Ed Thompson Bob Watson I? $990.49.;PPF'3NF Tony Dellincentis Artie Shaw Bob Janda Dave Rooney Bill North Pete Ligon Ed Short Larry Smith Andy Medico Steve Morro . Mark Edwards . Brian Kelly . Bob Wertz . Dan Frascella . Bob Rementer . Jim Sims . Ed Williams . Kevin Tylus Jim Whalen Andy Sostek . Jeff Katzelnick . Drew Burman . Terry O Neill Mike Kelley . Ron Jirsa . Torry Paparone . Bob Hart 28. Ken Howard 29. Bruce Weed 30. Jeff Hager 31. Mark Treffinger 32. John McGrath 33. Larry Risch 34. Tim Betterly 35. Curt Townshend 36. J. Scott Stevenson 37. Hal Michels 38. Chris Corsones 39. Mark Wilson 40. Hartley Connett 41. Steve Cloetingh NOT PICTURED Scott Greenberg Barry Wright Don Norton Craig Showraker Gordon Summers Joe Mesmer Frank Ritter Mike Barnes Jeff Jackson Bill Couch Tim Guameschelli 195 196 1. Gerry Dietrich 2. Mike Burrows 3. Kevin Nagoda 4. Rick Lapham 5. Jack Duffy 6. Jeff Pearson 7. Tim Golden 8. Vance Powers 9. Bob Fuoco 10. Paul Eklof 11. Joe Eshelman 12. Rick Robb 13. Chris Correnti 14. Dale Shinsky 15. Bill Proehl 16. Steve Hepler 17. Dave Cowan 18. Tom Vignola 19. Eric Harley 20. Phil Janke 21. Jim Banks 22. Gordie Jones 1: . Dave Hot't'sis .2? 24. Steve Bogdanoff 1 g 1 5. Doug Tavella 16. Jim Gahres 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. Mark Resciniti Ryan Wismer Scott McArthur Rich Brenner Dan Conlon Rod Mallams Mark Macaluso Stu Garner Jay Jones Ed Zittlau Dave Petry Greg Skalny Tom Nolan Jim Whitehouse Tom Volpicelli NOT PICTURED Scott Heberling Jim Mackey Jeff Shultz Mike Weiss Will Agate John Aciukewicz Bill Harbison Dick Wallace TR! SIGMA 2. Kimberlea Bennett 3. Catherine Knight 1. Barbara Nelson 4. Lynda Keller 5. Susan Lintner 6. Sally Nanas 7. Barbara Roth MEI WW ! W T IQCC ' mAm'rhm-mum- v- i 200 The Student Senate, the principal unit of student government at Gettysburg College, works in cooperation with the administration and faculty to bring to the campus com- munity a well organized and democratic form of student government. It represents the students in formulating many College policies and works to promote cooperation among administration, faculty, and students. The Senate is composed of twenty members in total, four of which are officers. Twelve members are elected at large in March. Four are elected in September from within the freshman class. The majority of the work of the Senate is done in committee. The Academic Policy and Program Committee considers issues of academic concern to the college commun- ity. The Budget and Management Committee investigates and allocates funds to special projects on campus. The Residential Life Committee is concerned With the residential life of the campus, sponsoring such things as the Co-op Bookstore and other activities to benefit the college student. The Student Concerns Committee looks into any general student complaints or concerns Which are brought to the Senate. The function of the Senate is a Iaison between the students and administration, and it is the Student Senate that appoints students to faculty-student committees. The Gettysburg College Student Senate is a student-run and student benefiting organization. H u. , The Residential Life Commission is an or- ganization composed of six students, six fac- n' ulty members, and six members of the college administration.,This Commission has respon- sibility for studying matters and developing policies pertaining to student residential life and student conduct. Business may be brought to the Commission or legislation proposed by any member of the College community. The Commissionts decisions are final except in cases Where the President of the College or members of the College Board of Trustees initiate a review procedure. Residential Life Commission, w.;.ke . 20'! The Gettysburg College Chapel Council aims to facilitate and provide personal growth through religious expression and intellectual challenge. During this year, the council met each Wednesday to discuss, plan, and coordinate the activities which they sponsored; this council provided a wide range of activities. Programs were organized for the exploration of personal values and relationships; such organizations were: BRIDGE, the Committees of Risk or COR, and the seminars on love, sex and marriage. The Council also served the campus through the arrangement of major lectures and films. The Council provided volunteer services to help the needy in the com- munity. Greater awareness of the messages of the Bible, especially the Gospel, were the result of weekly discussions sponsored by the Chapel Council, as well as informal Monday evening services, Wednesday evene ing communion services, and the Sunday morning service. Probably the highlight of this years experiences was a five day trip to the south tSouth Carolina, in cooperation with the sociology depart- ment. The intended purpose of this trip was ttto involve students in areas of social concern so that they can become sensitized to the social issues in America today. These diverse programs sponsored by the Chapel Council helped the students of Gettysburg College to become more active members of the Christian Community, and to grow as individuals. 203 5- x 01 lege Choir The College Choir, under the direction of Dr. Getz, toured Canada for their 12- day tour this year. Essencially a perform- ing group, the College Choir prepares for their annual winter concert with the Chapel Choir, as well as their annual tour, home concert, and various per- formances throughout the year. SIMS 38 YORK SPRINGSPA. i PA.PUCA93831 ' PVUCD B7B-l-X l Icc MCl09763 I x The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Mr. Matsinko and the student manager, Keith Tamlyn, faithfully made their contribution to weekly chapel services. Besides their Sunday morning performances, the choir performed in special programs and concerts throughout the year. Also, the choir was given the opportunity to rehearse with Nathan Carter, musician-in-residence and conductor of the nationally known Morgan State University Choir. After these months of rehearsals and performances, the choir had a successful spring tour; the tour included performances in Pittsburgh and Chicago. The choirts season then culminated with two major musical events: Spring Concert and Beethovents Mass in C. The hBullets March- ing Band begins each year with band camp - a week before school starts for orientation, practice, and preparation for a fall se- mester of football games, local parades, pep rallies, and the annual Band Day, which they sponsor for high school bands. After football season is over, the Symphonic Band takes over, preparing for concerts, tour, and home performance. This yeafs tour took them to Chicago. rchestrq The Gettysburg College Community Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Nunamaker, consists of musicians from the College, Gettysburg and surround- ing communities, as well as high school students. The musical season culmin- ated this year with a combined per- formance of Beethovanlq Mass in C by Orchestra, College Choir, and Chapel Choir. 4.3 3 $33 3 fHIs as 3:333 -. 3 PLACE TO BE 3 MIME OMEBODY i Wigwam 1037. 3Q t yiiv ; at theatre is well illustrated by the Owl and Nightin- gale productions. In addi- tion to studio and lunch- time theatres, perform- ances of hThe Memoran- dumh and thabareth highlighted this season. In addition to acting abil- ity, skill in choreography and music are important aspects which one can contribute and demon- strate through such an organization. :35: 3 QMLI Diversity in style of Mill- 210 THE GETTYSBURCIAN Membev of the Associated College Press, distribute: of Collegiate Digest, and the Jutenollegime Newspaper Associmion. Represented for national advertising by Nmiom! Advertising Services. 360 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. I 9017. .EMBER EDITORIAL BOARD Edims-invChid ......................................... Nancy Di Blasi. Steven Wennbcr; News Editor .................................................................. Jet! Barbe: Fcalnres Editor ............................................................... Sue Oosldyk Spns Editor ................................................................ Mike Henrich Copy Editor .............................................................. Suzanne Klinggr Headhu- Edilor ................................................................ Mark Ens Mraphy Editor .......................................................... Robert Stark Business Manager .............................................................. Paul Kelly News: Cliff Houghton. Nancy Rhoads. Jan Conway: Stephpnie $edivey. Tom Tillett, Laurie Rabeler. Ray Laudo. Joan Puzzml. Conme Mexssner. Features: Anne Hanley. J. Scott Stevenson. m: Gordie Jones. Deb Davis. Tim Stauning. John Eiche. y: Nancy Jewell. -Whafs News - EDITORIAL BOARD murw: ............................................................................................ Jvif Harbor New: Eaton . Suzanne Klingon Jan Conway Feature Elmer . ....................... Juan Puzzini Sports Editor Gnrdio Jones mod W ...... .. Tom TiIk-n neg use ........ Mark Eus- Pbobgnhy m . Nancy Jewell Business W .................................................................. Dave Boynlon Neva: Bob Maser. N DtBhsL Steve Wennberg. Karen Davison. Nancy Rhonda, m Bomb, Ray Laudo. Fem: Stage W , Pam lovino. Mike Sharrett. Tony Napolitano. Spun: Bob wk. Davis. Larry Grotheer. Mike Sharrett. Steve Mas- ciocchl. Eiche. Dgnny Ngton. wa: , Stark, man ay Copy: Dav' m mmmmm. chy Krone Announcements 1977-1978 was the Gettysburgiants 8lst year of serving the College community. A small, but dedicated staff, led in the Fall by Editors- in-chief, Steve Wennberg and Nancy Di Blasi, and in the Spring by Editor-in-chief Jeff Barber, man- aged, with the expert guidance of advisor Dr. Edward Baskerville, to publish a paper nearly every week that classes were in session. Editors and staff members worked Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights in the yBurgiants second-floor Plank Gym office, and Friday mornings at the printerts shop. Many long hours and entire nights of writing, typing, editing, proofreading, writing headlines, outlines, and doing layout and paste-up were part of putting out each weekts issue. 211 1 Me Pcury 212 A publication consisting of poems, short stories, and illustrations, en- ables and encourages students to contribute works of art in the areas of creative writing as well as artwork, and photography. The college radio station - 90.3 FM - provides radio broadcasting training and experience for all interested mem- bers of the College community. WZBT is an educational and recreational medium for the College, and an instrument of communication and information for the College and com- munity alike. V. T PART OF ITS YESTERM TODAYE PLANS FOR TOMORROWSX '. RESTORATION The College Union Board is an organization comprised of eleven standing commit- tees, elected officers, faculty advisors, and Union staff. The Board continually striv- es for excellence in pro- grams and activities in an ef- fort to provide opportuni- ties for everyone on campus to interact socially, cultural- ly, recreationally, and acade- mically. This year, the CUB promoted traditional pro- grams such as dances, con- certs, Sunday night movies, coffeehouses and lectures, as well as activities such as disco dancing lessons, trips to cultural events in Wash- ington D.C., art exhibits, and film festivals. The Union Board is an innovative, in- fluential, and ever expanding organization. 213 Disco Homecoming Dance Square Dance Sweetheart Dance Km Halloween Dance Jerry Rubin Le ctqfes Ralph Nader The American Ballet Company special cu ants Aces - Frisbee Demonstration Robert Klein 217 Talent Show Recreation Day 218 angplan The Gangplank provides live entertain- ment each weekend in a relaxed coffee house atmosphere. Students enjoy a variety of performances by both on and off campus musicians, comedians, and dramatists. Special programs which the Gangplank sponsored this year included: Game Show Night; A Magic Act; The Gong Show; the play, TTExit the Kingh, and Parents Week- end Performances. The candlelights and free refreshments helped to create a relaxed atmosphere. The Gangplank is a place to go Saturday nights in order to meet people and to have a good time. 219 220 I l, 4 'L'. V t ,4. 5321A TE? Che erleaders t ' '5. '4' z - r e ,1 5, , v . . 115;; 73:92.4;11 t n, E .w. v2.12:- anagrams. ,. V - 1 3:7 . 3 I 7 Au uttfv R r . Gettysburg College supports both a junior varsity and a varsity Cheer- leading squad. The Freshmen and Sophomore squad cheered at the junior varsity football and junior varsity basketball games whereas, the varsity squad cheered at the varsity football and the varsity bas- ketball games. The 1977-78 Varsity squad, which was composed of eleven girls, was co-captained by Erica Fisher and Leslie Baker. Throughout the year, the two squads promoted school'spirit, school sup- port, as well as school morale. i The Model UN Club is a nationally competitive and na- tionally ranked organization. The club participates in the Georgetown Model Security Council, Harvard Invitational National Model UN Conference, and the NCCA National Model UN Conference in New York City. The organization holds Model UN conferences and instructs members in in- ternational politics. Black Student Un i011 The Black Student Union is an organization of active black and other minority students that promotes a unified community for aca- demic, cultural, and social awareness. The Black Student Union is animate in its efforts to sensitize the total Gettysburg college com- munity to the realistic needs and problems facing black students here. It sponsors a var- iety of activities and events for black students and the entire campus. 221 Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity in- volved in providing service for the nation, the community, and the college, was quite busy this year. Under the presidency of Bob Hal- Iinger, brothers of the fraternity participated in such weekly activities as ushering in the chapel on Sunday mornings, ushering at the CUB movies, serving beverages to those in the infirmary, and writing letters to an Indian reservation. The fraternity also sponsored the blood mobile, worked to repair the Appalachian Trail, helped at the inauguration, and con- ducted a sign survey for the town of Gettysburg. Fall rushes as well as Spring rushes were held and many new members were initiated into the brotherhood. merican Marketing Association The Gettyburg College Chapter of the American Marketing As- sociation is open to all students who have an interest in the busie ness world. During the 1977-78 year, this organization expanded its program by examining different aspects of the business world other than examining only marketing. This expansion enabled the program to meet the interests of all of the members. Each month the A.M.A. sponsored a program; some programs were lectures, other were field trips, whereas others were forums. Some of the out- standing programs were the lectures by Mr. James Sinclare, who spoke on tiIndustrial Sales and by Mr. Howard Bird, who spoke on ltSocial Responsibilities of Corporations? Also, the A.M.A. spon- sored a itCareers Nighttl in which six recent graduates of Gettys- burg College spoke and answered questions. Besides these different events, the members of the A.M.A. recognized the efforts of their advisor, Mr. Charles Dinero, who left the organization after ten years of dedicated service. The A.M.A. provided many ways for the members to explore the many aspects of the business world. ups lnternsh Phi Beta Kappa, established on the Gettysburg College campus on January 11, 1923, is a national academic honorary fraternity. Normally not over ten percent of the senior class may be elected to membership each year. Candidates must show promise of both intellectual and moral leadership. They must show evidence of a liberal program of study and a distinguished academic record. Gettysburg College faculty members and administrators who belong to Phi Beta Kappa elect students to the Gettysburg Chapter. Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa Sabra Ellen Barnes Bari Joy Keller Rebecca Suzanne Snook Debra Elaine Benner Jeffrey Millard Bikle Robert William Bilheimer David VVilIiam Blaha Frederick Eyler Botterbusch VVilIiam Matthew Butkus Randolph Markley Chambers Jeffrey Allen Frey Keith James Callaher Kathleen Marie Gauthier Richard Louis Corsuch, Jr. Maureen Ann Hardy James William Healey Patricia Anne Kendig Michael Daniel Kirby Barbara Jean Kupfer Sara Jane Levandoski Scott David McMorris Lisa Ann Melmeck Dwight Ira Michael Vance Edward Powers Joan Louise Rader Lawrence Irvin Rappoldt Christine Schmidt David Alan Sleppy Kenneth Gregory Small Dawn Leslie Suckling Roberta Ruth Tarullo Donald Croh Unger Thomas Jeffery Varian Carol Talley Weisberg Steven James Wennberg Carolyn Louise Wentzel Nancy Marie Wilkinson Barry Benjamin Wright Lisa Marie Yeo Ewald Zittlau 225 ,.,....-.4 I EDDIE T. CROWE MEMORIAL FIELD .v ; Mgwwor EN : 227 SA VE THE WHAlESl 30 ycarrJA PA'lllfSE m RUSSIAN 60008 .A-.--.. 5...... h A . t .. ...V ...A ...q.... t.t- -., gdhg... -vtum.w.q...x-q-vnwt On July 1, 1868, at a small Pennsylvania town, the armies of Robert E. Lee and George G. Meade began to fight What became the most celebrated battle of the Civil War. The little town of Gettysburg had been stumbled upon when a part of Leets Army came here looking for shoes and found Union soldiers instead; the armies then conver many roads in the area. ged on the town, the hub of We the students meet at Gettysburg, . . . J m m, w, m . . where we come looking for knowledge, or friends, or a g0od timeV-or simply because going to college is eXpected3, Like the mken of 1863, we find more here than we bargain for, and some of us even fight our own Battleof Gettysburg. 1 hT,g, We are here for four years; and we, too, Will remember Gettysburg. 235 236 INAUGURAT ION Precisely one year after being selected as the eleventh president of Gettysburg College, Dr. Charles Glassick was officially inaugurated into this position. In order to cele- brate this official transition in the administration and to recognize the wealth of opportunities at Gettysburg Col- lege, a week of special presentations proceeded the in- auguration ceremony. Inauguration week included a solo performance by the noted soprano, Phyllis Byrn Julson, and an illustrated lecture by the reknowed architect and designer of the colleges new Library Learning Center, Hugh Newell Jacobson. In addition, intuitive and in- formative lectures were given by Dr. James Pickering of the English department and by visiting speaker, Vivian Gordon of the University of Virginia. Another special pro- gram, ttA Liberal Arts Samplerb, featured presentations from the sixteen departments of the college. This pro- gram illustrated the diversity of programs which are available on campus and gave students as well as faculty an opportunity to gain an insight into their areas of select- ed interest. Also during this week, a Symposium on Professional Ethics provided students with a general knowledge of contemporary career principles. Other pro- grams exemplified musical talent and the musical creativ- ity of Gettysburgts students because special studio re- citals occurred during this week. This Inauguration Week was highlighted by the in- auguration ceremony. On April 15, 1978, in the presence of the College family and delegates from one hundred and eight sister colleges, the Chairperson of the Board of Trus- tees, Samuel A. Schrengaust, installed Dr. Glassick into his office on behalf of the administrative body at Gettys- burg. In the recognition of the colleges heritage, Dr. Ar- nold Hanson, the former president of this institution, pre- sented Dr. Glassick with a gold medallion linking seals of the college, the Lutheran Church, and the names of pre- vious college presidents. An address by the most Rever- end Doctors Howard J. McCarney as well as by Paul Mor- so served to illustrate the continuing importance of the Lutheran tradition at Gettysburg. The hour long cere- mony was highlighted by selections performed by the Gettysburg symphonic band, the College Choir, and the Chapel Choir. In his inaugural address, President Glassick reaffirmed his confidence in the principles of education at Gettys- burg. Dr. Glassick spoke with the marked insight and dedication that has thus far characterized his administra- tive term. In realization of the tt . . . difficulties tthati may lie ahead . . . tI, Dr. Glassick expressed his conviction that the college community possessed the resources to fule fill, W . . the goals that the founders laid down for us? He identified these Vital resources as being GettysburgIs pri- mary rather than secondary focus on the intellectual pro- cess, and the colleges efforts to instill in young minds the desire to pursue meaning in life through education. Dr. Glassick emphasized the importance of utilizing these re- sources for the purpose of maintaining the standards that have heretofore succeeded in the preparation of Get- tysburg College graduates for roles of leadership in so- ciety. Emphasizing the significance of an inspired educa- tion, Dr. Glassick compared the effect intellectual energy may have with the phenomenal effect resulting from the coalescence of cosmic forces. Through an analysis in- terpretation of Gettysburg College t2 . . as a spot on our globe where a variety of forces are combining and coalesc- ing to produce the next centuryts leadershiptt, Dr. Glas- sick simultaneously centralized and universalized the con- cept of education. During this entire week of ceremony, the community was given the opportunity to witness and t0 commeme orate the accomplishments of the institution of which President Charles E. Glassick is now so intricately a part. a uWe are graced with the presence of a new leader who has great expectations for our future. . Jack Duffy I view Gettysburg College as . . . a spot on our globe where a variety of forces are combining and coalescing to produce the next centuryts leader- ship. A spot where today dedicated faculty, inquisitive students, tools of learning, library equipment and various resources come together to shape the minds and values of those who will move from this spot across our country, across our continent, across our world, to lead our society in the twenty-first century, - Charles E. Glassick mmmgm CEmIEmTT 243 v, y .ly Ilili Vlv'liti- lill'iulvgl 14'! I1 v! rybLI1lfk-ull ,1 v4 I i, 3 r' 5 7 . II 245 I I I u .. H... V. II L to R: EDITORS: Gordie Jones $portsL Karen Erickson WzreeksL Rob Stark Umomgraphyx Barbara Toscano Edit0r-in-ChiefL Laurie Yuungs UJayouU, Margaret Wolfe Activities 8: Organiza- tionsL Lissa Segina $0930, Leslie Locke $tudentsL L to R: Mr. Books H'earbook AdvisurL Gary Jones Yearb00k RepresentativeL L w R, top to bottom: Phutographers: Monica Hilding, Bartt Kellermann, Rob Stark. Barb Matheson, Nancy Jewell, Stuart May. Layout Editor Photography Editor Copy Editor Students Editor Sports Editor Greeks Editor Photography Darkroom Copy Cathy Fahs Dawn Paul Yearbook Advisor Yearbook Representative Urom Gary Jones Josten'swAmerican Yearbook Companyh Mr. Books Kathy Vaughn Dan Mangan Gary Jones Walt Lane - Lane Studios Debra Benner Karen Long ART CREDITS: Brian Geverd hSports Dividen Colnr Photography- Lynne Silva Rob Stark Barbara Toscano EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Activities 8L Organizations Editor . Bartt Kellermann Students Charlotte Berner Activities 8; Organizations Kim Baklarz Pat Wheatley Sports Maryellen Byko Linda Fickel Loretta Kenyon Kathy Kolsky Karen Singley Business Manager Mr. Willard Books It is necessary to extend a very special hthank youh to a few people who helped in various ways, those aspects of producing a yearbook which very few people know about or ever realize Especially when the going got roughW. Artwork- Gina DeDominicis hStudents Dividers, Greeks Divider, Commencement Dividerh Charles Shively hCharacatures, Activities 8L Organizations Divider, Greek Lettering and Mascotsh Barbara Toscano Laurie Youngs Rob Stark Lissa Segina Leslie Locke Gordie Jones Karen Erickson Margaret Wolfe Kristin Fellows Monica Hilding Nancy Jewell Barb Matheson Stuart May James Moreno Mac Davies Karl Thallner Stephanie Coble Jacinta Felice Lori Harriman Patricia Klamm Barbara Meissner Lisa Talmage Denise Trujillo Jennifer Vine Maria Winchell Terri Buchholtz Karen Davison Cathy Fahs Chris Godshall Nancy Krone Anne Sombar Jim Zarrella Louise Masailo 253 Congratu lations to Our Sons and Daughters Dr. and Mrs. William J. Albright, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ambrovich Mr. and Mrs. John W. Andrews Dr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Arsht Mrs. Judy Arsht Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Barnes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Barnes Carol and David Batdorf Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berlin Dr. and Mrs. H. Dwight Bikle . and Mrs. William Blaha . and Mrs. Frederick E. Botterbusch Dr. and Mrs. McKendree Boyer . and Mrs. Arthur G. Broil, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Bryce . and Mrs. William E. Buehler, III . and Mrs. Carl J. Butkus Dr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Gacciarelli . and Mrs. Vincent Capozzi . and Mrs. James L. Clark, Jr. . and Mrs. Robert L. Cleveland, Jr. . and Mrs Herbert W. Cole .and Mrs Hartley S. Connett Edward and Adelaide Crowe . and Mrs. Bernard Crudeli . and Mrs. Alonzo H. Davis, Jr. . and Mrs. James W. De Shong, Jr. . and Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi and Mrs. Andrew S. Drummond Geiirge H. Dwyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C Eiche, Sr. Don and Irma Erts . and Mrs. Donald C. Fantine . and Mrs. Glenn A. Farno . and Mrs. John B. Ferguson, Jr. . and Mrs. Franklin V. Fischer . and Mrs. Samuel J. Fitzpatrick, Jr. . and Mrs. Robert M. Florian . and Mrs. Jackson Forster . and Mrs. Richard L. Franklin . and Mrs. Terry Frey Dr. and Mrs. B. Karl Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fry Dr. and Mrs. Elwood P. 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