Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1979 volume:

1979 SPECTRUM .IIUUH i .Vlur'llllilt V bl- , numumc3urIn:!i H H' I 2Xlntr0duction i I S r O t a C u d E Sheri Dyer ies it 1V Act Nancy Krone Gordie Jones Sue Paul Paul Kelly Students Leslie Locke Leslie Locke Introductionh'i The Setting Gettysburg: a blend of neons and farms; sTwin Oaks suburbif and small town life; wealth and pover- ty; and of course, Civil War history and present day hap- penings. .vx ' . H I Ih'n '..w, 1'? An eclectic blend of Romanesque, Greek, and modern architecture. These diverse structures symbolize the wide spectrum of disciplines, activities, and people that make up Gettysburg . unmann- Introductioms a-- -g m The Characters New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, The South, The Midwest, The West: all represented in the backgrounds of Gettys- burg College students. We have many interests, dreams, goals, and ambitions. The atmosphere around is one of curiosity, expectancy, and at times frustration. We have realized that the future is now and that it must be carefully molded; carefully created by us it is an ex- citing Challenge. 6X Introduction IntroductionN 1WD r u B G00d Times at the , 2V Introduction The Action The hangover became a part of the day as well allowed-for as the Spanish siesta. F. Scott Fitzgerald Introductiomg t The Theme The method to our madness? A broad, varied taste of many disciplines - a Chance to experience the literary genius of Faulk- ner, the Durkheimian perspective of man, or perhaps the Dawinian theory of evolution. Our liberal arts education has allowed us the freedom to explore and courage to chal- lenge. lOHntroduction ,1 '.;'Mn Evil!!! um Introductionnl i lb Th '1 'mw .. x vmonz mm! uvzqomes ' , ; n .y, V w .r .1 '11! , lwlntroduct ion IntroductionX13 HHntroduction IntroductionHS p Mary C. Burel Acquisitions Librarian Charles E. Glassick President of the College Margot Carroll Admissions Counselor Salvatore Ciolino Director of Financial Aid Gary L. Anderson Bookstore Manager Patricia M. Bennett Scheduling Coordina- tor Kim S. Breighner Computer Assistant, Computer Center G. Ronald Couchman Registrar and Assistant Dean of the College Ralph W. Arend, Ir. Associate Dean of Students Willard G. Books Director of Public Relations Jay P. Brown Bursar Daniel A. Dundon Assistant Director of Admissions Administrationl17 mW-W MM- -- .. ..... gi45 g; 1 . ant... ... s 'iug-M van ;.A Deanna Forncy Director of Career Services Gwen Hepner Catalogue Librarian lean Kuminski Admissions Counselor Edward F. MuMunness Director of College Unmn IBHdeinistrat ion Dclwin K. Gustafson Director of Admissions Leonard I. Holder Dean of the College Professor of Math Robert B. Kenworthy Sports Information Officer Rex Maddox Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Roland Hansen Assistant Business Manager Dwight Huseman Serials Documents Librarian Nancy Locher Associate Dean of Students Michael Malewicki Assistant Dean of students David T. Hedrick Audio Visual Librarian Mildred D. Johnson Administrative Assist- ant in Alumni and Development Gary Lowe Director of Development Paul D. Mangan News Bureau Director Barbara 1. Henderson Coordinator of Administrative Com- puting William Iones Coordinator of Counseling Ann McKittrick Assistant Director of College Union v' J i Karl I. Mattson Chaplain Shelley Miller Anna lane Moyer Robert C. Nordvall Paul G. Peterson Frances Playfoot Assistant Dean of Readers' Services Assistant dean of the Assistant 10 the Assistant Readers' Students Librarian College President Services Librarian Circulation Librarian James H. Richards, Ir. Stephen D. Samuelson Nicolaas P. Schindeler Iohn Schlegel Nancy Scott Librarian Associate Chaplain Superintendent of Business Manager Catalogue Librarian Engineering Construc- Treasurer tion 1k Elizabeth Senft-Risch Ianet O. Smith Robert D. Smith Iames A. Treas Rufus J. Wagner Chapel Intern Admissions Counselor Director of Alumni Security Officer Manager, Printing Relations Richard E. Walker T. Thorne Wiggers Frank B. Williams Richard K. Wood Joseph E. Zamborsky Director of Planned Counseling Psy- Dean of Students Director of Computer Assistant Director of Giving chologist Facilities Admissions Administrationng Robert D. Barnes 2WFHuully Alan Paulson A. Ralph Cavaliore Neil W. Beach Shirlee Cavaliere Martha Hinrichs Ingolf Qually Biology Sherman S. Hendrix Roland E. Logan 1. Jan Mikesell Marlene Packard Phyllis Price Allen C. Schroeder A 1 Ralph A. Sorensen Helen Winkelmann John R. Winkelmann Donald H. Forlnum Susan I. Hathaway Lillian Jackson wamHZmIn Alex T. Rowland William F. Parker Calvin E. Schildknecht Facultyml Howard C. Parks Economics And a Paul R. Baird Charlene M. Cerasa William Doherty Ann H. Fender Robert M. Cemmill DEFFiCk K4 Gondwe William Railing ZWFelcully Winston H. Griffth Edmund R. Hill Ada G. Lewis Jeffrey L. Patterson Jennifer M. Railing Lee M. Siegel Conway S. Williams John T. Held Bruce L. Packard James F. Slaybaugh DOHoH-mOCCLD'J Russell 8. Rosenberger FaculthB Edward J. Baskerville Harry F. Bolich Richard B. Geyer John F. Clarke Robert S. Fredrickson Elaine Jones Ralph D. Lindeman lack Locher John K. McComb James P. Myers EMF'zuzulty Iames D. Pickering Emile O. Schmidt Iudy Schwartz Mary Margaret Stewart German and Russian Glendon F. Collier David L. Crowner Michael Ritterson Henry Schneider III FacultyQS Lois I. Bowers Richard T. Wescotl ZGXFucully Joseph D. Donolli R. Eugene Hummel Ieri L. Myers Eugene M. Haas Grace C. Kenney David P. Rahn Robert T. Hulton William T. Miller Caroline J. Schlie Paul I. Seybold Ray R. Reider Robert Smith Barry H. Streeter Patrick Trainer Michael Birkner History Robert L. Bloom Bruce W. Bugbee Basil L. Crapsler Faculth7 ,WAuMy..K...A ..A 4...; .. -, ...Au u ZWFaculty George H. Fick Norman 0. Forness Robert H. Fryling Mathematics Charles H. Glatfelter David E. Flesner John R. Stemen Randall M. King L. Carl Leinbach M. Scott Moorhead Military Science Robert B. Karsteter Thomas L. Foster Bruce Olson . F. Eugene Belt Kermit H. Finstad Melverda Hook Norman K. Nunamaker William D. Powers Robert F. Zellner Music Dexter N. Weikel FaculthS Chan L. Coulter W m .m..-.....qu 3A,; M.A..Ak,.-pcwxma. .uwm. . L A A A I J Richard T. Mam Laurence A. Marschall A ? 1 I x Physics 3W Fucult y 'I hnml0re Daniels 1. Richard Haskins Thomas J, Hendrickson Walter J. Scott Philosophy Janet P. Gemmill W. Richard Schubart Daniel I. Cowan Bruce A. Boenau Political Science 4 h 1,0:uo'un. . . .w; a,xarnswm 1 L Donald M. Borock Chester E. Jarvis Kenneth F. Mott Joseph P Nyitray Donald G. Tannenbaum Paul R. D'Agostino Lewis B. Frank Gertrude Gobbel Charles E. Platt Iohn D. Shand f . Psychology Samuel A. Mudd FacultyXSl Edwin D. Freed John H. Loose Robert H. Trone IiZlFaculty Guillermo Barriga Carol Ann Merrick Religion Louis I. Hammann C arey A. Moore Harold A. Dunkelberger Arthur L. Kurth Branko A. Lenski Romance Languages u 4..A.m..ha...,u.. . . .... NV... ..;..a.-.....u. mm ., . v. , .. .-.......V.awo Fredric Michelman Amie G. Tannenbaum John C. Miller Ethel Viti Wade F. Hook Janis H. Wea ner Franklin 0. Loveland Donald W. Hinrichs Sociology and Anthropology FacultyX33 Ply? x: IIlllll i 1939' A' E Activities fl great, great, seething ant-hill was the Triangle Club. It gave a musical comedy every year, travelling with cast, chorus, orchestra, and scenery all through Christmas vacation. The play and music were the work of under- graduates, and the Club itself was the most influential of in- stitutions, over 300 men com- peting for it every year. World Events As the football team and the Band returned to campus in August, Louise Brown, the first test-tube baby was born in England. Early in September, Cardinal Luciani, was coronated as the 263rd Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Churchksueceeding Pope Paul IV as Pope John Paul 1. Later in the month, Pres. Jimmy Carter met with Egyptls Anwar Sadat and Israelils Menaehim Begin, in a summit conference at Camp David to discuss peace in the Middle East After 13 days, they signed two ttframework documents. In October, the worst air tragedy in U.S. aviation history oecured over San Diego when a Pacific South West Airlines, Boeing 727 jetliner collided with a small aircraft, resulting in over 150 deaths. Conllicts within Rhodesia arose when unfavored candidate Pieter W. Botha succeeded retiring John Vorster as Prime Minister of South Africa after a necessary ballot vote by the National Party, the first in over 30 years. Sadat and Begin were chosen as the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize. At the end of the month, a fishing boat of Vietnamese fleeing their homeland but not granted landing at Pulau Bidong, an island off the east coast of Malaysia, capsized after hitting a sand bar. resulting in over 200 deaths and bringing attention to the plight of these seaborne refugees trying to escape Vietnam but unwanted by neighboring countries. Polands Karol Wojtyla became the first non-ltalian Pope since 1552, naming himself Pope t John Paul II and succeeding John Paul I who died after serving only 33 days as the Pope. t As the month of November began, Congressman Leo Ryan and four other members in his l party visiting the People's Temple cult in Ionestown, Guyana were ambushed as they were leaving. A twhite nightll of suicide followed as 913 members of this California-based cult died after drinking cyanide-laced Kool-Aid under the instruction of leader Iim Jones. November also witnessed a revolutinary tax proposal by Howard Jarvis of California. Proposition 13 cut property taxes by 57070 and was representative of middle class Americals revolt against government spending and high taxes. Geneva was the scene of the beginning of Salt .ll talks between US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynis as the two struggled to reach a treaty limiting strategic-weapons systems in the two countries. In December, unrest resulted in Iran as an oil strike severely hurt economic conditions. Efforts by Ayatullah Khomeini and his revolutionary movement forced Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran to yield his military regime rule. He named Shahpour Bakhitiar as Premier-designate with power to form a civilian government, thus keeping Iran a con- stitutional monarch. As the New Year began, the US. officially established diplomatic relations with the Peoples Republic of China tCommunist Chinal, thus straining relations with Taiwan. Guadeloupe was the scene of summit talks between President Carter, French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, British Prime Minister Iames Callaghan, and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt as they informally discussed the world situation, especially the Westls changing relationship with Moscow and Peking. In February, a Presidential Pardon by President Carter freed Patty Hearst from prison, five months before she was eligible for parole. President Carter also met with President Jose Lopez Portillo in Mexico to further terms of friendship between the two neighboring countries. March saw the signing of peace agreements between Israel and Egypt under the influence of Begin and Sadat. An accident on March 28th at a nuclear plant in Middletown, PA brought international concern for nuclear power as a source of energy and the problems and effects encountered in its use. As the school year came to a close, President Carter lifted price controls on gasoline prices. resulting in rapidly rising gas prices. and urged more conservative usage. BBtAetivities M II u---r--l - l- 1978 tWors-U tWeiglztIifqug Champiorlslyps C3 190 35 H: 72; Name Clleyl? ?NQFCH J lolP 2: 8826480 :4 83 0ro 5137; l m . ma... l 1112: Y mm 1 mum N O awwwchwbww- .832 -. .- 4 . t-.-u-a.h.ew.$ MQEOS 13$ The World Weightlifting Championships were held here at Gettysburg College in Bream Gym from October 4-8, 1978. The Cubans and Japanese dominated the lower weight Classes, with the Russians close behind. The United States team, forced to compete without its two best lift- ers, was never a factor. Crowds came on Sunday to see Vasily Alexeev, the Soviet Unionts su- per-heavyweight, attempt to win an unprecedented ninth world title, but left disappointed when he was forced to forfeit his last two lifts and the championship as a result of a leg injury. Four and one-half days of competition and excitement at the 'Burg brought many experiences and memories to many students har- boring thoughts of uI was there Student Senate The Student Senate represents the student body as a well-Organized and democratic form of student government. It is composed of four Officers and sixteen voting senators, but meetings are open to the student body. The Senate works with the administration in plan- ning improvements in student life, designates student representatives to faculty and college committees, assists in planning campus activi- ties, and allocates funds from the Student Chest t0 the various student organizations on campus. This year's officers were: Jack Duffy, Presi- dent; Martha Podolak, Vice President; Claudia Bard. Secretary; and Steve Koons, Treasurer. Senators were Ed Thompson, Lisa Ferguson, Donna Whiting, Ed McNeal, Ken Goody, Geoff Totoro, Eric Barley, Bill Butler, Cathy Berley, Chip Haesler, Steve Kreseski, Tim Johnson, Trenton Beriont, Jeff Hunter, Sarah Wiegand, and Linda Boretos. 38X Act ivit ies Honor Commission The Honor Commission, composed of ten students, is responsible for the promotion and enforcement of the Honor Code. Aided by three case investigators, six faculty advisors, and Dean Williams, the Commis- sion investigates and brings to trial suspected violations, thus serving as a group of peers who aid in maintaining the academic integrity of the college community. In the fall, Dean Kremer served as the Chairman. Other members included: Dave Ouimette, Ginny Sykes, Mark Englehart, Mike Falco, Tom Palmer, Jim Partridge, Martha Podolak, Rob Bower, and Brian Hughes. Case investigators were Pat Barnes, Steve Kreseski, Rich Swartz, and Debbie Wojcik. Spring Members included: Brian Hughes tChairmanL Rich Swartz, Stephen Romanelli, Steve King. Martha Podolak, William Reichhold, Gretchen Zekiel, Christine Godshall, Tim Anderson, and Thomas Duffy. Case Investigators were James Sweeney, Jonathon Scott, Deb Wojcik, and Deb Barnisin. The Residential Life Commission has the responsibility of studying student residential life and conduct and developing policies pertaining to these areas. Its decisions are final, but are subject to review by President Glassick and the Board of Trustees. Pat Barnes was this yearts Chairman. Other student members were John Aciukewicz, Gary Cook, Jack Duffy, Trevor Huth, and Lynn Scilleri, while Faculty members included Sherman Hendrix, Jack Locher, Carol Ann Merrick, Carolyn Schlie, James Scott, and Ralph Sorensen. Administration representatives were, Ralph Arend, Mike Malewicki, Karl Mattson, Shelley Miller, Robert Nordvall, and Frank Williams. Residential Life Commission Activitieswg .Vi .' Band And Orchestra Band camp opens the season for the Marching Band as they prepare shows for the football games and music for the Opening Convocation. Under the direction of William Pow- ers. the band performs at home and away games. This yearis Band Day show involving twelve high school bands saluted the Beatles and featured their popular tunes. The Symphonic Band featured music of todayis big bands in their concerts while on tour in southeastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. The annual Spring Concert on Parent's Weekend ended the season, which also included an annual Pops Con- cert earlier in the Spring. 40iActivities The Orchestra present- ed concerts in the fall and spring under the di- rection of Norman Nu- namaker. The orchestra also accompanied both choirs in their oratorio concert of ttLa Requiem in February. Activitiele College Choir College Choir, under the direction of Russell P. Getz and student leadership of Don Cooney, performs at special Chapel services and concerts throughout the year. This year the 75-voice choir spent their spring break on tour of several cities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Maryland, and Washington, DC. Following the tour, they presented a Spring Concert as their final performance of the year. 42tActivities Chapel Choir, under the direction of Mr. Matsinko and student leadership of Bob Lewis, devotes much of its time to the musical leadership of Sunday serv- ices and other special services in the Chapel. In addition, the Choir combines with the College Choir in performing the Christmas concert and a major work during the Spring. Monteverdits HBeatus Vir and Faure's ttRequiem,, were under- taken as this years concert. The Chapel Council also spent three days on tour in New York, New Jersey, and Washington, DC. with the highlight being the West Point Academy Chapel in New York. Following the tour, the Chapel Choir presented their Spring Concert as the final performance of the year. ActivitiesX43 vi; The Owl and Nightingale Players ttTartuffei', a comedy by Moliere, was the first produc- tion by the Owl and Nightingale players last fall. This play dealt with religious hypocrisy as a supposedly pious man tTartuffet ingratiates himself into the house- hold of Orgon, who thinks Tartuffe is a living saint. Tartuffe makes a play for Orgonis family and wealth and is almost successful. The cast included Alex Wilkie, Terry Smithers, Susan Maizel, Carol Suggs, Larry Dixon. Mark Filiaci, Susan Dardes, Iim Banks, and Mary Liz Schofer. The players presented ttThe Good Woman of Set- zuan, a satirical drama by Bertoll Brecht, under the direction of Emile O. Schmidt, as their spring produc- tion. In this story, prostitute Shin Te learns through exploitation by various inhabitants of Setzuan that it is not possible to be good and to survive at the same time. Cast members included: Susan Maizel, Terry Smithers, Sue Dardes, Sue Romberger, Larry Dixon, Alex Wilkie, Peter Williamson, Mary Liz Schofer, Robert Watson, Mark Filiaci, Carol Suggs, Steve Tavella, Vanessa Mos- t g: . . sman, Cyndi Estabrooks, Terri Hannibal, Alan Selsor, i i f 5' ' i . Robert Hart, Nick Buta, Debbie McUmber, Lori Rabeler, i , V 'i 5 - 5 .. Ray Laudo, Jeff Henriques, Gail Whittemore, Bess Mor- Mark Filiaei and Mary Liz Schofer in ttTartuffeii rison, and Karen lemme, Terry Smithers and Sue Maizel in itThe Good Woman of Setzuan ! L ' :1 it , Terry Smithers. Carol Suggs. and Larry Dixon in HTartuffeii 4-HACI ivit ies .-,,.,...MMMWM ttNo Exith Larry Dixon and Sue Maizel in ttThe Good Woman of Setzuant' This years one-acts in the 17th annual Lab The- ater were directed by eight members of Theater Arts 301 with over 60 members of the Owl and Nightingale performers participating in the produc- tion. This yeafs plays and their directors were: 5N0 Exit , Sue Romberger; ttLive Spelled Back- LabOratOI'y wards , Mark Filiaei; ttIn the Zone'Z Steve Napp; ttLunchtime , Bob Hart; ttThe Boor , Terry Smi- thers; ttA Miracle Play of the Nativity't, Lauren Kick; ttVanities't, Barb Monaghan; and ttA Sunny The ater Morningh, Ginny Bohn. ttVanities ActivitiesMS Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Omega, 3 national service fraternity for men and women, provides service for the nation, the community, and the college under the motto of ttFriendship, Leadership, and Service . Under the presidencies of Craig Fryhle and Jill Brazenor the brothers of the fraternity provided such services as Chapel ushering, infirmary assistance, Gettysburgian distribution. senior Citizen socials, and ushering for CUB activities. Our national service project is to sponsor two Red Cross Blood Mobiles. Following fall rush our membership rose to 86 brothers, maintaining our status as the largest co-ed fraternity on campus. 4tVAct ivities Jill Brazenor, Pres.; Pat Steele, See; Liz Cooper, Treasurer; Lisa Munze, Sgt.-at- Arms; Bob Niegisch, Sharon Settele, and john Carey, Vice-Presidents. t..4:...v,.,.,...e: e . Wauww y-p T Black Student Union This years officers were: Sharon Smith, President; Hilda Roche, Vice Pres- ident; Silvia Farrell, Secretary; Linda Bingham, Treasurer. The Black Student Union is an organi- zation run by minority students who are concerned with issues such as increasing minority student enrollment, decreasing racial incidents and making minority stu- dents feel welcome on campus. The union is known for sponsoring each fall, a turkey drive which feeds poverty stricken families in Adams County. In addition, an annual picnic is held each spring for youngsters in town. The big annual event is the Black Arts Festival where students, faculty, and alumni and friends can participate in black cultural events. Events include a movie, jazz band, lectures on the arts, and a gospel group. This year the Black Student Union, as a whole, sponsored a workshop for mi- nority students from neighboring col- leges. The issue discussed was HBlack Students on Predominantly White Campuses? Franklin and Marshall, Dick- inson, Hood, Western Maryland, and several other colleges contributed in or- der to make this a successful inter- collegiate affair. The goals of the Black Student Union are to promote unity among students, faculty, and adminis- tration; develop the awareness of minor- ity cultures, increase the involvement of other colleges as well as this one to partake in activities. The Black Student Union encourages students, faculty, and administration to participate in as many functions as possible. Activitiesw47 Varsity members included Teena Stew- art, Mary Lou Wilson, Leslie Baker, Iaci Wagner, Marcia Stahl, Daphne Riker, Del- ma Rivera, Karen Fenstermacher, Eileen Brogan, Gweyn Vey, Cindy Ventriglia, and Alison Echard. Junior Varsity cheerleaders included Chris Morgan, Pam Levora, Laura Wheeler, Kathy McCarl, Nancy Savoka, Emily Long, Lisa Onorato, and Jane Toft. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders support and inspire spectator enthusiasm for the football and basketball teams at both home and away games. School spirit and support is also sparked at the annual Homecoming Pep Ral- ly. School morale was boosted as the Cheer- leaders urged 0n the Orange Crush . 48lActivities International Relations Club Tim Anderson, Bartt Kellermann, Iohn Ieter. American Marketing Association Members include: Deb Barnisin, Leslie Sinn, Mike Rodgers, Paul De Sarno, Iames Blodget, The Gettysburg College chapter of the American Marketing Association, un- der the leadership of Jeff Gott, is open to all students who have an interest in the business world. The organi- zation attempts to meet the interests of all its members by examining various as- pects of the business world. Each month the AMA. sponsors different pro- grams, such as, lectures, field trips, and forums. The A.M.A. also sponsors an an- nual Careers Night in which recent graduates of Gettys- burg College speak and an- swer questions. The AMA. provides many ways for students to explore the many facets of the business -w0rld, ActivitiesMQ .M Q The Outing Club, a group of students interested in outdoor recreational sports, sponsors many trips and activities which are open to the campus community. Its various inter- ests include such sports as hik- ing, camping, white-water raf- ting, spelunking, and rappell- mg. As a dorm counselor, one learns to handle responsi- bilities through various situ- ations. Counselors work with the residents in planning ac- tivities not only for their par- ticular dorm, but also in coor- dination with other dorms. Dorm counselors enforce col- lege regulations, and also pro- vide advice in resolving all kinds of problems. ltEven though there may be many hassles and the pay is not the best. its all worthwhile when a resident says Thank You.m SOlActivities KW v, w-Hunx hIM-I . ..l,,.. 7.4;...- i .u-n-ma College Union Board An organization comprised of eleven standing com- mittees, elected officers, and advisors, the College Union Board sponsors programs and activities which provide opportunities for the campus community to interact socially, culturally, recreationally, and aca- demically. The Board continually strives for ex- cellence in events which appeal to the community. This year, the CUB sponsored activities such as danc- es, concerts, film series, coffeehouses, lecture, disco dancing lessons, art exhibits, trips to cultural events in Washington, DC, arts and crafts workshops, inter- collegiate tournaments, and recreational activities such as the Bike Rally and Recreation Day. CUB Executive Board President - Ellen Koontz Vice-President - Jack Lauffenburger Secretary - loan Grenell Treasurer - Chris McCleary Historian - Brynn Ely Publicity e Julie Adams Dance and Special Events - Stephanie Coble Recreation - Matt McManness House and Hospitality - Sharon Darmetko Concert - Pete Iurgs Coffeehouse - David Arrow Films - Steve Glessner Fine Arts - Dianne Lappe Gangplank - Kathy McConaghie Ideas and Issues - Bruce Garen Leadership - Mike Dembo Director - Ed McManness Asst Director - Ann McKittrick mm mummy: ActivitiesiSl Lectures . . vwgmmhu Nevitl Sanford, author and former Stanford Univer- sity professor, spoke on the general problems of the contemporary campus at a mid-year Convocation held on November 14th. Other lectures this year included 3 Karl Marx Symposium featuring Kyriakos M. Konto- poulos. professor of Sociology at Temple University, and a lecture by R. Keith Stroup, Director of NORML, 0n UMarijuana: The New Prohibition. eeESPORCIST Don Young C5D Sociologist Talcott Parsons Concerts Fly-By-Night The College Union Concert Com- mittee once again presented the col- lege with two concerts. The fall concert featured Southside Johnny and the Asbury Iukes who played rock and roll from the past three decades, and Fly-By-Night. The tone changed a bit in January when a jazz concert was presented by the Duke Ellington Orchestra directed by Duke Ellingtonts son, Mercer E1- lington. The two concerts evoked a great response and much en- thusiasm by the student body. United States Army Field Band and Soldiers Chorus Concert ActivitiesTSS StudenUFaculty Talent Show Bike Rally Recreation Day Salute to Broadway Show on Parents' Weekend 4. 5 Special Events College Bowl Fourteen teams entered this yeafs College Bowl Competition in early January. One of the older forms of intercollegiate competition, College Bowl has recently been re-introduced t0 the Gettysburg College campus, and was co-ordinated this year by Mike Cross and Mike Dembo. Con- gratulations to the team of: Capt. Ken Williams, Lorna Rice, Iohn Hohneker, David Spence, and alternate Stephanie Sedivy which, although was elimi- nated from the Region 4 Tournament at Morris Harvey College in February, well represented Gettysburg College. Activitiest55 Square Dancing Sweetheart Dance SWActivitius CUB Dances A Disco Contest was held in January. Winners were John Cipollini and Linda Lutrell. Mike Dembo and Kris Schmidt came in second, Beth Erickson and Scott Duff, third; and Ar- tie Seibel and Suzanne Wolff, fifth. Eight couples participating in the Annual Dance Mara- thon raised $1,179 for the benefit of the American Can- cer Society. Susan Craft and Rodd Ruland were first place winners in overall judging based on dancing ability, vari- ation and fluidity of style, en- thusiasm and perserverence. Second place honors went to Donna Blake and George White while Beth Walker and Mike Ahearn raised the most money per hour. Other danc- ers were Phyllis Leopold and Brian Miller, Kris Schmidt and Mike Dembo, John Carey and Irene McDonnell, Carol Shelley and Rick Kerby, and Janice Coover and Tim John- son. Halloween Dance Activitiest57 SWActix'ities The Gangplank, located in the rear of Eddie Plank Gym, provides a coffeehouse- type of entertainment. Bands, comedians, and individual performers were sponsored this year. One of the highlights this year was the introduction of the Pier ,79 disco, complete with disco lights! For a change of pace, students are invited to investigate the Gangplank on weekends. ang WZBT - 90.3 FM - provided the campus with an alternative to listening to top 40'1 radio stations under this yeafs two managerships 0f Ieff Schiffman and currently, Jeff Henriques. The style of the various deejays, programs exposed listeners to a wide range of music and artists. WZBT also offered public broadcasting for three hours each weekday and these announced programs usually consisted of plays or particular types of music. Monday evening forums provided an opportunity for faculty and students to discuss controversial campus issues. This communication link on campus is definitely a kaleidoscope of styles, people, and music. For a better alternative, listen to WZBT! DEEJAY SCHEDULE MONDAY: 9-10 A.M., Donna Earl: 11Hl A..'11.. Pete .lurgs: 11 A..11.-12 12.11.. Julian Wolfe: 12-112.31.,MaryLommun: 1-21 11.511, Angvla Rapposelli: 3-6 PAL. Doug Muoberry: 6-9 11.31., Pew .1urgs; 9-12 19.31.. Jeff llonriquos; 12-2 11.31.. Bill ProohI. TLESDAY: 9-111A..V1.. Alan Johnston; 111A.M.-12 11.31.. Sin 1' Friars; 12-3 11.31., Joan Puzzini: 3-6 P.M..Kur11191110r: 154111.319 Frank Male; 9 12.31.42 AAL, Chris Jvnlst'h: 12 AAL-Z 1.311. Doug Loy. WEDNESDAY: 9 A.M.-12 11.31.. Bill Prnchl. 12-1 11.31.. John Zonl: 1-3 PAL. Kathy Ciell; 3-6 PAL. Danny Fitzgerald: 11-9 11.31.. Dave Schaffer; 91131-121631 Dia l'ollicimti; 122.931.. Bill Svhneidewind. THURSDAY: 9-10 11.31.. Alan Johnston: 111A.M.-12 PAL Bill Schneidewind: 12-3 12.51.. John Griffin; 3-6 11,311.. John 7,9111; 6-9 PAL. Caroline Allen; 9 12.31.42 AJL Mike Wilson; 12-2 AAL, Chris Cioll. FRlDAY:910:30A.M.,ArtWalczyk;10:30A.M.-12 P.31..Gar3 Miller: 12-1 PM Den of Antiquity Larry Marschall: 1-3 11.31., Mary Jo McClelland: 3-6 P.M.. Jerry Dyer: 6-9 PM Dave Barnes: 9 P.M.-12 A.M., Doug Ley; 12-2 A.M., Dave Owens. SATURDAY: 9 A.M.-12 P.M., Geoff Thulin; 12-3 P.N1..1'Id Par- tenope; 3-6 P.M., Lee Culver; 691231.. Eileen Bakalian; 911.31.- 12 A.M.. Amy Bahr; 12-2 A.M.. Kathy Ciell. SUNDAY: 9 A.M.-12 P.M.. 19SilentPrayer 1; 124111.31. Jay Tome; 3-6 P.M., Mary Jo McClelland; 6-9 11.31.. Piper Dankworth; 9 P.M.-12 AJL, Jeff Schiffman; 12 AM.-2 A.M., Geoffrey Cole. Activities159 Chapel Council is a group of students with a common Christian commitment ex- pressed through service programs, educa- r tional forums, discussions, group decision- 2 making and student action. The group meets weekly to discuss and evaluate the operation of its programming, to organize ideas around common issues and concerns, and to direct individual energy toward con- structive action. Much of the implementation of pro- gramming occurs in the committees of the Chapel Council, which function separately from the Council body. These committees direct the Big BrotheNBig Sister and Tutor- ial programs, the GrandmatGrandpa and Abbottstown visitations, the Lecture and Social Justice committees. t Chapel Council meeting. Chapel CouncH Refreshments following Roman Catholic Mass Tarp - nu . . -. u' - h i g t E w- A Aw-H...N...m .lr- .- $1; 9; h ,.v.n-.,ommw.-., .. t... Freshman O vernight n . nu tiOXActivities Tutoring Christmas Caroling Big BrotheNBig Sister Program APPALACH AN TRIP Activitiesml tm ,..tW.-MM Gettysburgian l The Gettysburgian, the college newspaper, is pub- . lished weekly during the l college year, and is dis- IS tributed among the dorms, fraternities, and to other 10- cations on campus. The l lBurgian provides indepth ee S coverage of campus events 3 l as well as reports on events l . happening in the Gettys- ,: burg community and in the nation. This communication ; . link on campus also prints editorial letters as it strives to E n serve as a forum of campus opinion. Editors Jeff Barber e and Gordie Jones, and all of the staff members worked ' l diligently each Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights 1 '3 in Eddie Plank to keep the campus community informed. l A THE EETTYSBURGIAN and the Intercollegiate Newspaper Association. Represented for national advenismg br Nutlonul Advertismg Servuces, 360 Lexington Avenue, New Vork N, Y. 00!? EDITORIAL BOARD Edttur-tn-chtef . Jeff Hnrher Managing Editor . . . Munnno KllmlPT humus Editor l .lnn Cnnwm Alumna! New: Edlwr .................................................................................. Ginny Bohh I-k-a-lurrfldhors , .lutm Pumnt Sue tmstdyk hporlx Editor . , tinrdlo Jonox lanyoul Editor . . Tllnnlilx Tzllett Headline Editor l . , ........ . Hlnnv Pee Photography Editor . t , Nuncv Jewell Buxnnesx Manager v Stun .thlwuu Cum Hdlmv ............ ,. .. . ............................ Dau- Slnudt Arts 8i Leisure Town ln College peoplefeviewslopinions Whafs News l c - - - .-- .- ---. .g, EDITORIAL BOARD Hdilor-ini'hiof . ' . Uurdlr JnmN News Editors . V .lzm Cunwu, mun llnlm Features Editor Brenda Snix'uggm 0 Sports Editor . . Slvu- Mmcum-I Layout Editors Wanda Hark. Murrlu Knurr Headline Editor timm Pu- Pholography Editor Nam; .Jvm-ll Business Manager . Stan Applt-uznr Adwrtising Manager lmxlxu Scllllltlvl Assistant Adwrtising Managers Luv; Stark Smtt Iirxuksurl tiZXAntt ix'it ies :a-d The Mercury, the college's literary magazine, published poems, short stories, and illus- trations contributed by stu- dents twice during the year. The student staff, under edie tors Mary Liz Schofer and Naomi Thiers, encouraged cre- ative expression within the campus community. Activitiest63 Spectrum Business Staff: Laurie Annonio Kim Conti Suzanne Nystrom Sports Staff: Ann Dutchyshyn Chris Hodges Leslie Moraller Karen Pinch Kelly Woods Photography Staff: Bartt Kellermann Editor: Dave Baca Paul DeSarno Eric Jacobson Ieff Ryer Barb Seyl Iay Shuck Carol Sullivan Leslie Thomson Mary Ward GMAtivitieS Paul Kelly, Greeks Editor Activities Staff: Laurie Annonio Carol Buchanan Ann Dutchyshyn Suzanne Nystrom Karen Pinch Karen Singley Ann Smith Linda Weaver Student Staff: Charlotte Berner Carol Buchanan Chris Hodges Dot Sunday Linda Weaver Kelly Woods Advisor Donna Ohmott, Editor-in- Chief; Mr. Willard Books, ActivitiesXBS Reserve Officers, This years ROTC company pushed some of its sub-organi- zations off the ground. The Association of the United States Army, founded last year, sponsored three events: a lecture by - . Dr. John Lyle of Mount Saint Marys College, the Army Band i Tralnlng Concert, and the Cancer Bowl Basketball game, now in its 1 fourth year. The ROTC rangers also increased the scope of their organi- zation. They learned patrolling techniques through Classroom instruction during first semester, and put skills learned to use COFpS on day and night patrols in the second semester. Among the skills learned were map and compass reading, rope tying, camouflage techniques, survival techniques, and small unit tactics. The Company also set a new precedent this year by per- mitting members of the Outing Club to attend weekend trips to Ft. Indiantown Gap. During these training weekends, the students learned how to rapel, fire M-16 rifles, and negotiate a Leadership Reaction Course to test their leadership abilities. SWAN ivit ies . M 4,9,. t i. t. k a 4.. SAI is an honorary music fraternity for women. In- vitations for auditioning are open to anyone involved in a music organization. The fraternityls purpose is to promote the professionalism of music. Various projects through the national chapter are undertaken, including Boldnotes, where each chapter of the fraternity trans- poses music in large staffs four times the normal size for use by partially sighted persons. On-campus activities included providing receptions for all recitals and other concerts, the annual SAI Musicale - Salute to Women - and sponsorship of two awards to seniors at the Honors Day program. Health and Physical Education Club In the fall, the Health and Physical Edu- cation Majorls Club opened up the year with an orientation picnic. The Clubs main activity, the annual Christmas party for the Children of the Lincoln Intermediate Unit was once again a success. This year, Jenny Stone, head athletic trainer for the Olympic Training Center, and a graduate of Gettys- burg, visited the campus for a week. Dr. Sharon Blowman, also a graduate of Get- tysburg, spoke to the majors on muscle typing during her visit. Also in the fall, the Club participated in a repelling outing with ROTC. The spring offered a canoe trip and a dinner for the seniors. Club officers for the 78-79 year were: Sue Paul, President, Denise Dunn, Vice-President; Deb Par- teinheimer, Secretary; and Missy Poole, Treasurer. Julie Emmons headed the Bas- ketball Programs committee, Steve Iirgal acted as Social Chairman, and Mary Rippel as Christmas Party Chairman. Coach Carol- yn Schlie and Dave Rahn are the club's advisors. Sigma Alpha Iota Act ivit iesl67 Phi Sigma Iota National Language Honor Society Members of this language hon- ' '4. f f orary, open to all language ma- jors, are selected on the basis of high scholastic average in their major language. Members are elected in both the fall and spring. This years officers were Lynn Scillieri, President; Cristy Ferran, Vice President; Phil Bow- man, Secretary; and Valerie Gara. Treasurer. Psi Chi Psi Chi is a national honor so- ciety for students of Psychology. This year, under the presidency of Diane Wendel, Psi Chi spon- sored several lectures open to the campus community. Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is the national society for biology majors, who are selected on their scholastic average. This yearis officers were Bev Fischer, President; Roger Jones, Vice-President; Don Lewis, Treasurer; Ruth Miller, Secretary; Mike Baer, Historian; with Facul- ty Advisor Dr. Hendrix. 68iActivities Phi Beta Kappa Society Phi Beta Kappa is a national honorary society devoted to the recognition and encouragement of scholarship. The Gettysburg College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa elects to membership into the society seniors who, by virtue of superior academic performance, exemplify the academic ideals of a liberal arts college. Lamas: ,4 - :mgg Seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa; Patti A. Chambers, Donald R. Cooney, Thomas A. Dowgin, Michael T. Eckhardt, Robert P. Edwards, Clifford S. Eyler, Janet R. Fryer, Robert Hallinger, Ann L. Hamilton, William E. Harem, Fiona K. Jones, Koen O. Loeven, C. Robin Losey, Iames T. Mackey, David F. Neuman, Thomas I. Rutter, Melissa L. Shepstone, Lynn 1. Shollen- berger, loan A. Sonzogni, Anne G. Sykes, Thomas I. Vignola, Karen E. Warner, Diane E. Wendel, Kathryn F. Wolford, James A.M. Zarrella ActivitiestBQ The First Annual Student Phonathon held in January raised $22,364.50 for the College's An- nual Loyalty Fund. Juniors Mar- tha Podalak and Mike Baer coordinated the five-day event. A total of 2721 calls were made to alumni and parents. The effort was backed by the Alumni Asso- ciation who offered $25 savings bonds and dinner passes to stu- dents securing the most pledges each evening. 7tVAclivities Disco Contest I-Term Activities .33 00 HUND W-NNF. ?S umpift Dalnn IV 8 tKIS SAN '74 HARRISBURGA..1MC;V3 Emma's ALUMNI Cum NEW 7a. AWN Chg anicrrcw Aw : C..a LMIUSFEI AL MleC 3 O Smllc 1 J h! while. ulou h K? KM 'Dlal J Qrio. DJ u Disco Lessons StudenUFaculty Talent Show Ude u,-mu-Mam.mmwwu-un-Hg .H Library issue evokes student concern Activitiesz January Bob Ianda at Westinghouse Electric Corporation Bank j-Term provides the opportunity for many students to go beyond the traditional classroom studies by getting on-the-job training through internships.TTns year,the various deparhnentssponsored 1853tudents forinternships.C ne group ofinterns are working for executive deparnnentalagenckm and Huhvidual federal legislators in Washington, DC. Others are scattered around the United States and abroad, including such places as a West Point Army Iiospiud,a Lutheran kdmsion on a Adontana hu an Reservann,an avam-garde theater in New York City, and the Women's Aid Society of London. '1' Kim Bennett at King's Department Store David Boynton at Swope and Frazee Law 72 HXct ivities Internships , e gtk' ,, 1 Jim Purcell at 1-1.1. Keller Yearbook Company Jay McCarl with Dr. Sheen, D.D.S. Other opportunities for variety in studies were taken as students ventured on trips as part of their course studies. Sixty students went to Paris, Mexico, Bermuda, or London, while 43 students studied in Washington or New York under the Language, Biology, English and Music Departments. Students also studied at other colleges or ventured to Cuba, Vienna, t0 Munich, Russia, Egypt or Spain t 1: . in courses sponsored by other hhhx t x k '1 Mm. colleges. Jeff Barber at Gettysburg Times Lynda Keller at Westingthouse Electric Corporation Mary O,Mara at Keefauver Elementary School ActivitiesHS Campus Events The 1978-1979 academic year saw many changes on campus as well as within the student body. When the upperclassmen returned to the 'Burg in September, they were surprised to find total renovations of both Stevens and Huber Halls, home for many of the women when they were freshmen. Furthermore, maintenance and custodial operations were turned over to the Servomation Corporation on August 1. This resulted in mixed feelings on behalf of the campus community. Gettysburg Colleges Sesqui-Centennial Class of 1982 was welcomed in the fall, thus beginning plans for celebration by a 23-member Steering Committee, chaired by Professor David Crowner. The 1978-79 Senior Scholars Seminar set out to examine the topic ttComputers and Human Commu- nication: Problems and Prospects with twelve leaders in the field as guest speakers. The Recycling Club was formed as a result of concern for waste on campus. Its major efforts were the recycling of paper and aluminum cans. Chai, a social culture awareness group for Jewish and other interested students, was established on campus to discuss common interests and problems of being a campus minority. BSU and the Committee on Recruitment and Retention of Minority Students, in cooperation with the Central Pennsylvania Consortium, sponsored a workshop concerning the issue of minority students on predominantly white campuses. The key speaker was Dr. Reginald Pearrnan, educator specialist 0f the U.S. Bureau of Higher and Continuing Education. Appointed for five-year terms as department chairmen were Dr. Chan L. Coulter in the Philosophy Department and Dr. Robert M. Viti in the Romance Languages Department. Charles H. Glatfelter delivered the short address at the wreath laying ceremony of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Societyis annual program. Immediately following, Reverend Edward Elson, Chaplain of the US. Senate, spoke at the Convocation. Students were permitted to serve on five committees of the Board of Trustees for the first time in the history of the college. Student representatives were: Cathy Berley, the Committee on Academic Affairs; Julie Hewitt, the Committee on Development; Gary Cook, the Committee on Student Affairs, Health and Religious Life; Bill Butler, the Committee on Building and Grounds; and LuAnn Muscaro, the Committee on Trustees and Honors. The Emma G. Musselman Foundation donated $1.25 million to the library fund with the stipulation of naming it the Musselman Library7Learning Resources Center. The Stahley location site waschanged. This added to the yearslong controversy over the proposed location of the new library. The GROUP, an informal gathering of concerned students, faculty, and administration, dedicated themselves to making the campus aware that they are a community unified around the common purpose of thinking. This group of campus members was responsible for initiating the fall Convocation ceremony with Dr. Nevitt Sanford as the speaker. President Glassick appointed a student-faculty Energy Council to eliminate fuel and financial waste with this years major effort of putting automatic temperature controls in the dormitories. An early morning fire on December 22 caused extensive damage to the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity house. The inhabitants were forced to move off campus until renovations were complete. Fourteen students raised $22,364.50 for the College's Annual Loyalty Fund during the First Annual Student Phonathon held on Ianuary 15, 16, 17, 18 and 22. Further controversy on the library issue erupted after a January announcement of the new site in Stine Lake. Over 400 students attended an organizational meeting to discuss the issue. Alpha Xi Delta Sorority celebrated its thirtieth year on campus in early March. Talcott Parsons, sociologist from Harvard University, discussed value systems and human behavior in a lecture on February 20. Gettysburg College offered free counseling services to Adams County businesses in the spring semester. Involved were senior business and economics majors participating in an advanced management practicum offered by the Economics and Business Department. The services, supervised by William Doherty, were provided under the Small Business Institute Program of the Small Business Administration. The Gettysburg Colony of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority was installed as the Delta Omicron Chapter on March 17. Twenty-four girls were initiated as Charter members of the new chapter. Following an incident in February, SAE Fraternity was placed on strict social probation for the rest of the spring term, and the chapter's Charter was suspended until September, 1982. A conference on ttDiscovering Values was held on campus from April 20 to 22 and featured speakers Edward D. Eddy, former President of Chatham College and Currently Provost of Penn State; John E. Smith, Professor of Philosophy at Yale; and Douglas Heath 0f Haverford College. Joe Paterno. head football coach at Penn State, spoke at the graduation ceremony on June 3, 1979. 747Autivities ActivitiesX75 Photographefs 235:3 Sports Cfgcmber of his last year was a high point in Amoryts memory. The game was played from three of a snappy, exhilarating after- noon far into the crisp autum- nal twilight, and Amory at quarterback, exhorting in wild despair, making impossible tackles, calling signals in a voice that had diminished to a horse, furious whisper, yet found time to revel in the bloodstcu'ned bandage around his head, and the straining glorious heroism of plunging, crashing, bodies and aching limbs. For the first time since 1969, the Gettysburg College Football team finished with a .500 record. The gridders, under the leadership of first year mentor Barry Streeter, played with enthusiasm and vigor the entire year. The cheers given them, however, should not drown out those given to the other fall sports squads. The soccer team had its lirst winning slate in seventeen years; the field hockey team and volleyball squad also enjoyed fine seasons, as they posted records of 5-5- 2 and 8-4, respectively. In addition, the cross-country team blitzed all comers on its way to an MAC Championship. It is our hope, then, that these pages do justice to the efforts and accomplishments of all these athletes. Football For the first time in nine years, the Bullets ended their season with a .500 record tS-Si. Captains Rick Rubio and Dick Burke led the hardworking squad, as they took the squad through some hard times during the year, including a four game losing streak. Some highlights of the season included the teams total domination of archrival Franklin and Marshall and a late season upset of league leader Western Maryland. The final game of the year, a 38-18 win over Iona, was also an excellent team effort, as it ended the Bullets' season on a high note. Coach Barry Streeter feels that his young squad did a great job this year, and despite the loss of nine graduating seniors. the team has a great deal of potential for next season. SportstBl .,. BWSports 3 i E E SportsNBS BMSports Volleyball The womenis volleyball team dis- played their talent at the Bug again this year, as they ended their season with a respectable record of eight wins and four losses. Cap- tained by senior Mimi Davey, they continued their outstanding per- formance at MACS, in which they placed third. The team is coached by Miss Grace Kenney and her as- sistant, Captain Bruce Olson. Led by captain Carol Smithgthe jayvee team ended their season with the equally fine record of 6-3. Kneeling Isl row, L-m Mimi Davey kaptj. Kathy Ciell. Ian Fraser, Linde Stone. Kathy Beals. Penny Sidoti and row, L-m Miss Grace Kenney woachy Beth Kipping, Corinne Chassan, Laura Howland, Elaine Short, Sue Anderson. Jenny Callahan, Carol Smith UV cath Grd row, L-m Capt. Bruce Olson wss't. coachy Virginia Denny. Cara Hedeman, Chris Catlin, Ellie Kuehn, Barb Kirch, Laura Lee. Tori Beach manager Sportst Soccer It was a change in attitude that brought about a winning season for the varsity soccer team. The Bul- lets finished with a 7-6-1 record, which was their first winning slate in seventeen years. The attack was much stronger than in recent years, thanks to a well- balanced offensive squad. The Bullet booters scored a total of twenty-four goals this season, a substantial improvement over last years effort, with Bill Toal, Wes Jones, and Jim Burdick the leading scorers. The highlights of the season were hard-earned vic- t tories over Muhlenberg and Dickinson; in addition, i Coach Bill Rostis squad played evenly with league leader Franklin and Marshall before they fell, 1-0. Rost will miss four graduating starters next year: : Rusty Osterstock, and tri-captains Tom Palmer, Steve i Gableman, and Roger Barnett. Nevertheless, with a newly instituted junior varsity program as a back- ' bone, the booters anticipate an even better season next fall. A . e-....-F....4wwmu 86XSports , ....4 Ust row, L-m Fred Hecker, Pat Farrell, Bill Toal, Tom Palmer, Rusty Osterstock, Dave Ryder, John Glass, Dave Wagner Qnd row, Lvm Rich Schmidt, Steve Gableman, Scott Martin, Bill Mayer, Ion Wiemer, Bill Reichold, Rich DeBlasio, Iohn Zolper 0rd row, L-m Ioe Martini, Roger Barnett, Chris Minton, John Merkle, Mark Riether, Iohn Sutor, Bob Bunting, John Mathai 01th row, L-m Coach Bill Rost, Dave Ouimette, Dave Seibel, Brian Sutton, Wes Jones, Tim Anderson, Iim Burdick, Neil Bryant, Mark Hourigan, Assistant Coach Mark Nesbitt Not pictured: Joe Cardi and Ray Olender Sportsw7 BWSporls Field Hockey Under the leadership of Coach Lois Bow- ers, the womenis field hockey team finished their season with a 5-5-2 record. The teams three graduating players, co-captain Lisa Herald, co-captain Kay Patton, and Emily Horton, will be missed next year. junior Julia Emmons was the high scorer this sea- son despite the fact that she was injured and missed the last three games. Coach Bowers is looking forward to an exciting season next year due to this years young squad. Three freshmen, Nancy Loh, Cheryl McHale, and Sue Cannon, along with six sophomores, started on the varsity squad. This was Coach Bowers and assistant Coach Jeri Myersi first season with the field hockey team, and they are both anticipat- ing a strong team next year. I .Mwmmu.-i,u..u..-.;.n..4..wu--.a.-. 031 row. L-m Heidi Leo, Donna Sifflard, Linda Suttrell. Angela Rapposelli. Julia Emmons. Nancy Loh. Lori Shmukler, Debbie Dougherty Qnd row, L-m Inga Hall, Sue Bryers. Kim Hollander, Claire Fender. Donna Balka, Sue Cannon. Brenda Brodt, Wendy Brown 63rd row, L-m Julia MCNeal. Lynne Ianke, Marianne Paparone, Susie Featheroff, Cheryl McHale, Lisa Herald. Maureen Martin, Kathy Deegan Mth row, L-m Assistant Coach. Ieri Meyers. Kay Patton Ozo-captj. Heidi Tuma. Debbie Eaton, Emily Horton. Kim Watson. Missy Poole, Coach Lois Bowers Sportsmg Cross Country Continuing a tradition of excellence, the Bullet cross-Country team streaked to a 13-1 dual meet record under the tutelage of head coach Jim Wright. The leaders of HThe Pack , as the team called itself, were senior Bill Geating and junior Steve Masciocchi. In addi- tion to pacing the barriers to their impressive regular season mark, these two runners also led the way to a victory at the MAC Meet, a third place finish at the ICUA Meet, and a seventeenth place showing at the NCAA Divi- sion III National Meet. There is much promise for the future on the squad, as only Geating and Doug McKeel will be lost to graduation. Promising sophomores like Joe Guty and Ed Vitt and a scintillating group of freshmen that includes Dave Miller, Chuck Reed, and John Pfaff should give the team several outstanding seasons in the fu- ture. QOtSports Ust row, L-Rt S. Smith, B. Geating, R. Corbin, C. Moore, E. Vitt, M. Dottavio, S. Masciocchi, I. Guty thd row, L-Rt I. Wynn, I. Partridge, I. Pfaff, D. Miller, S. Bond, D. McKeel, C. Reed. Coach Iim Wright Sportswl ',x. QZtSporls Intramurals For the second consecutive year, Phi Delt was able to capture both the intramural football and soccer champion- ships. Led by their outstanding quarterback, Micky Baker, the Delts squeaked by Fiji in a scintillating overtime contest for the grid crown, 14-8. The soccer championship was also hotly contested, as Phi Delt had to rally from a one goal deficit to beat Lambda Chi, 3-2. Phi Delt had to win the football title the hard way, as they finished fourth in the regular season standings behind Lam- bda Chi, TKE and Fiji in ttAh League. The playoff teams from ttB League, meanwhile, were Phi Sig and AXP, which at 5-0 was the only undefeated team in either league. Other undefeated soccer squads beside Phi Delt were Lam- bda Chi and Fiji in sTC, League, and ATO in ttB League. Phi Sig also enjoyed a fine year. . . Vs1w..ms.,u.W..u..-.IW ... ea.-..w.wks-.....wm. - - Scoreboard Varsity Volleyball Varsity Football GC OPP GC OPP 3 Messiah 1 0 Lafayette 31 2 York 3 17 Lebanon Valley 16 0 Western Maryland 3 34 Franklin 8: Marshall 0 1 Franklin 8: Marshall 3 13 Iuniata 0 3 Dickinson 1 14 Dickinson 28 3 Ursinus 0 7 Moravian 17 3 Kutztown 0 7 Bucknell 37 1 Hood 2 3 Widener 46 3 Bucknell 1 14 Western Maryland 10 3 Iuniata 1 38 Iona 18 Cross Country 3 St. Francis 0 Season Record: 5-5 3 Elizabethtown 0 Season Record: 8-4 GC OPP 15 Salisbury 50 15 Western Maryland 49 18 Rider 42 20 Drexel 41 20 Textiel 42 19 Johns Hopkins 42 15 Iuniata 49 24 Franklin 8: Marshall 35 15 Dickinson 50 19 Albright 38 19 Lebanon Valley 42 Varsity SOCCBI' Varsity Field Hockey 50 Bucknell 15 20 Susquehanna 39 23 Widener 34 CC OPP GC OPP Season Record: 13-1 1 Bucknell 1 3 Messiah 1 O Moravian 3 10 Wilson 0 3 Western Maryland 1 0 Ursinus 7 1 Elizabethtown 4 4 York 1 3 Lebanon Valley 1 0 West Chester 10 8 Albright 2 1 Western Maryland 2 1 Susquehanna 0 1 Dickinson 0 1 Messiah 3 2 Shippensburg 1 1 Lehigh 3 1 Millersville 3 1 Dickinson 0 0 Elizabethtown 4 1 Mt. St. Marys 0 1 0 Lebanon Valley 0 0 Franklin 8: Marshall 1 1 2 Franklin 8: Marshall 2 5 Muhlenberg 0 I Season Record: 5-5-2 0 Johns Hopkins 1 1 Season Record: 7-6-1 Sports793 The winter sports season brought several moments of great satisfaction for Gettysburg athletes, as well as many moments of bitter disappointment. On one hand, six members of the womtalfs swimming team, including diver Ian Griffin tpictured abovet, made a fruitful trip to the National Meet in Reno, Nevada. Their male counterparts also made their presence felt at Men's Nationals. as they finished higher than any previous Gettysburg contingent. Furthermore, senior wrestler Bob Ortenzio attained All-American status, and he and his teammates copped fourth at the MAC Championship Meet. On the other side of the coin, the two basketball teams met with nothing but heartache. Couch Schlioe women, left in shambles by graduation, limped home with a 2-11 record, while the men's squad, with four starters returning, ran into injury problems and could win only five games. Womenls Swimming The womenls swim team concluded another ex- cellent season with a record of 9 and 2. Led by junior co-Captains Carin Olsky and Shirley Geerl- ing, and Coach Jeri Myers, the team won the MAC Championship by beating Johns Hopkins. This outstanding achievement was made possible only through the hard work and dedication of all the team members: Backstrokers Linda Brown, Kathy Keers and Beth Erickson; Butterfliers Marian Holmes, Shirley Geerling and Hillary Hastings; Breaststroker Carin Olsky; Freestylers Kris Karklin, Cherie Estelow, Linda Treumuth and Lynn Ianke; and Divers Ian Griffin and Jennifer Kimball. The Bullets were well represented at the Nation- al Meet in Reno, Nevada by swimmers Holmes, Geerling, Olsky, Ianke and Treumuth and also by diver Ian Griffin. Marian Holmes also became a three-time All-American butterflier there; this marks the first time a Gettysburg woman has achieved such a status in three individual events. Sportsl95 'FI'. Row 1 a. to r3: L. Brown, C. ' Olsky, K. Keers, L. Janke, H. Hastings, E. McCabe, L. Treumuth Row 2: Coach Myers, J. Griffin, B. Erickson, I. Kimball, K. Karklin, M. Holmes. S. Geerling, C. Estelow n' SN DE' SMITH DUFF CUDDEBAPV i 3 i i ; QWSports : QStSpttrts Men,s Swimming It was a banner year for Coach Bill Rost and the men's swim team, as they posted a 9-5 regular season record, finished second in the MAC Cham- pionship Meet, and recorded a seventeenth place showing in Division III Nationals. Leading the Bul- let swimmers was transfer Mark Kaylor, who re- turned from a year at Pfeiffer College tN.CJ to finish second nationally in the 50 yard freestyle. Jeff Cuddeback enjoyed another dazzling year, as he placed eleventh in the 200 yard individual med- ley at Nationals. These two stars had a great deal of help, however, from such people as Andy Pruitt, Scott Duff, Jeff Snyder, Torn Read, and Doug Lie- berman. Though both Snyder and Read and fellow senior Dan Priga will be lost to graduation, the Bullet swimmers expect to ttdo it in the watert, again next year. unnumw 0.x.-. m.k.r 1 , Row 1 0. to rJ: S. Duff, F. Nieves. A. Pruitt. Coach Rosl. D. Prigu, C. Marshall, B. Smith. I. Snyder Row 2: T. Read, D. Lieberman. 1. Hunter. N. Bryant, 1. Fitzpatrick. l. Cuddclmck Hf IlHleh' Sportswg i V ' LI 14111 .jf-ld X Womenh Basketball With such stalwarts as Lisa Yeo and Carol Yuch lost to graduation, Coach Carolyn Schlie was left with a woments basketball squad that had little game experience, save that of Captain Megan Schaefer. As a result, the lady cagers were only able to com- pile a 2-11 slate. Schaefer did her part by leading the team in rebounding with a 9.6 average, while Deb Par- tenheimer and Missy Poole carried the scoring load. With added experience on the part of the supporting cast, headed by Cheryl MeHale, Sue Fritz. and Carolyn O'Neil, the women should be able to up their mark next winter. 't'wt'tV'MM-imuwhtw y . t t IOOtSports -. uarm war: v $ av amanda- 4 i.2 ' mm , ., :5 Row 1 U. to rJ: D. Ridgeway. F. Kruse, C. O'Neil, D. Sifflard. D. Partenheimer, S. Fritz, I. Emmons Row 2: MA Schaefer, A. Jacobson, B. Kipping, C. McHale, M. Poole, S. Anderson Row 3: Coach Schlie. C. Syvertsen, P. Valentzas, C. Toldrian. C. Feil, K. Schwartz, Coach Conway SportsHOI Menls Basketball The Bullet basketball team under the guidance of second year mentor Dave Rahn, ended its 78379 season with a disappointing 5-17 record. With senior captain Bob Rudisill sidelined due to a back injury, the team was led by 66 junior Larry Smith, who was the seasons top scorer, averaging 16.5 points per game. Sophomore Bill North was next in scoring, with a 15.1 average. With aid from guards Joe Mesmer, Bob Venerable, and Jeff Hager, the Bullets gave their Opponents some tough competition. Five of their losses were suffered in overtime. The excellent scoring and rebounding team of Smith and North carried the Bullets through the season. Although next year's team will be without such talents as big man Gordie Summers, this combination, with help from several promising Junior Varsity players, will no doubt bring happy times back to the Magnetic Worldu 0f Bream Gymnasium. i mmqmwt mummwmmwnm W 'IOINSports maaa.mw.- - .-..MWW and . 2 Row 1 a. to M: I. Hager. R. Venerable, J. Mesmer, H. Michels Row 2: B. Seymour managery Coach Yeck. I. McGranahan. C. Kolbe. L. Smith, I. McGrath, B. North. G. Summers, B. Rudisill, Coach Seybold, Coach Rahn SportsHOB Wrestling Under the leadership of Coach Bill Mill- er, the wrestling team finished its season with a record of 7-11-1. The tri-captains this year were seniors Bob Ortenzio and George Meier and junior Jeff Rubright. Or- tenzio received the Sprig Gardener Award for Most Valuable Wrestler with an indi- vidual record of 29-14. He was also an All- American in his senior year for the third time. Maier was the MAC Champion in the 190 lb. class, and his individual record was 20-6. Rubright had an individual record of 15-9, but was injured midway through the MAC Championship Meet. Ken Lennington, an outstanding senior, took fifth place in the 142 lb. Class in the MACS, and his individual record was 15-8. Coach Miller is anticipating a strong team next year under captains Jeff Rubright and john DiNapoli. ltHXSports '3' Coach Miller and seniors Bob Ortenzio, Ken Lennington, and George Maier SportsHOS Intramurals What are these men cheering about? Possibly Theta Chiis first entrance into the t intramural basketball playoffs since Dr. Naismith invented the game. At any rate, they were eliminated in the first round by Phi Delt. To me onets great surprise, the championship game was a repeat of last year's finale, as Sigma Chi fell to a strong TKE contingent, led by center Drew Burman. TKE got to the finals by beating the Frank Blatcher - led ttB Team, which was the undefeated Champion of iiBii League. Phi Sig and SAE also enjoyed fine campaigns. 'lOtVSpm'ts .::.::;v 13' CC 38 7O 63 71 50 48 36 76 52 53 58 67 99 99 GC 40 85 45 81 88 77 79 94 61 97 81 99 99 Men4s Swimming Iohns Hopkins Lafayette Western Md. Catonsville Delaware Shippensburg Lehigh Wash. and Ieff. Widener Dickinson Swarthmore F. and M. Dickinson F. and M. Season Record: 9-5 Women's Swimming johns Hopkins Lafayette Shippensburg Lock Haven Western Md. Catonsville Lehigh Millersville Dickinson Mary Washington F. and M. F. and M. Dickinson Season Record: 11-2 OPP. 75 43 31 32 63 55 76 35 61 41 24 37 30 54 OPP. 55 46 86 50 16 52 51 28 34 30 22 50 32 CC 40 57 58 48 44 38 46 37 42 56 4O 45 52 Scoreboard Women,s Basketball Messiah Dickinson Millersville Albright Messiah F. and M. Elizabethtown Lebanon Valley York BuckneH Shippensburg Dickinson Western Md. Season Record: 2-11 OPP. 84 35 7O 49 60 72 81 45 61 63 81 37 71 CC 16 31 12 28 14 12 18 21 19 12 45 15 12 28 CC 78 63 55 84 52 67 73 69 59 79 64 74 78 72 57 53 92 51 66 74 76 73 Wrestling Penn Messiah York Western Md. Shippensburg BuckneH Temple William and Mary Elizabethtown Iuniata Salisbury Wash. and Jeff Lafayette Moravian Delaware F. and M. Susquehanna Millersville Season Record: 6-11-1 Men's Basketball Messiah F. and M. Moravian Western Md. Dickinson Adrian Blackburn Rider Shippensburg Messiah Muhlenberg Lebanon Valley Wash. and Lee Roanoke F. and M. Moravian Western Md. Dickinson Muhlenberg Bucknell Lebanon Valley Albright Season Record: 5-17 CDPP. 15 10 21 19 28 33 34 33 26 20 41 19 27 28 27 30 19 39 OPP. 82 79 49 89 57 77 76 72 58 82 65 75 75 87 78 57 93 43 72 82 64 84 SportleO7 Traditionally, Gettysburg College sports followers have yearned for the snow to melt and the beginning of the spring competition. The spring of 1979 was no exception, as the various spring teams compiled a record of 56-36. As usual, the track team, headed by such stalwarts as pole vaulter Steve Iirgal tpictured abovei, led the way, though their 6-6 slate may not reflect it. Meanwhile, the women's lacrosse team won the Penn-Mar conference championship with their 6-3 mark. The tennis teams continued their winning ways, as the men's team finished 11-3Mand the women's squad 10-2. In addition, the golf team finished at 8-5, its seventh consecutive winning season. , This is not to say that the spring was not without its disappointments. The men's lacrosse team, after winning five of its first seven contests, dropped its last five to finish 5-7 - its first losing season in four years. The baseball team also had some late-season woes, as it saw its 9-4 record fall to 10-10. i On the surface, it does not appear that the track team had a particularly brilliant season, as their final record was but 6-6. However, theirs was a season marked by scintillating individual achievements. Bill Geating appeared in the NCAA Division III track and field championships by Virtue of his 3252.5 clocking in the 1500 meter run. He also won the MAC mile run. Javelin thrower John Murphy also excelled, as he consistently flirted with the 200-foot mark; his best toss was 20310 . Steve Iirgal missed topping 14 feet only twice during the dual meet season, and he also represented Gettysburg at the NCAA meet. And the list goes on. The mile relay team of fresh- man Don Reed, Tom Thurston, Iirn Sims, Mark Dot- tavio was second at MACS and went on the Nationals. Freshman distance runner Dave Miller also enjoyed a line year. Special accolades should be accorded to sprinter Matt McManness, who burst from obscurity to become the teams highest scorer behind Geating Sportsl 109 .m llWSpm'ts Row 1 U. to rJ: D. Miller, E. Knorr, R. Corbin, S. Masciocchi Row 2: T. Day, W. Geating, M. McManness. D. Wieland, S. Iirgal Row 3: E. Feirer, R. Long, 1. Murphy, M. Victor, M. Dottavio, C. Reed Row 4: L. Fergerson managerL S. Bond, D. Hoover, P. Barnes. T. Thurber, R. Stone, T. Thurston, Coach I. Wright u.-.--- Sporllell Woments Lacrosse The women's lacrosse team, under Coach Lois Bowers, posted a 6 win and 3 loss record. That winning slate enabled the Bullets to win both the Penn-Mar and Middle Atlantic Conference Championships. Junior Julia Emmons led the scoring with 16 goals followed by Linda Luttrell, soph- omore, with 12, and juniors Beth Moretzsohn and Mary Ripple with 10 each. Row 1 U. to r3: 8. Fritz. L. Luttrell, D. Dunn, I. Emmons Row 2: J. Myers assistant coachy D. SifHard, L. Herald, I. Hewitt, L. Brucker, K. Watson, Coach L. Bowers Row 3: C. McHaIe. H. Tuma, B. Moretzsohn, L. Hammer, D. Eaton, E. Horton, M. Rippel SportsHlS Merfs Lacrosse Like the Bullet track team, the varsity men's lacrosse team was also headed by several individual achievers. Scott Mar- tin led the team in scoring with 39 total points t22 goals and 17 assistsi. Fellow attackman Pete Goodall turned in his second consecutive solid season, as he tallied 32 points. Goaltender Bob Yokem- ick also had a brilliant year, as he turned back 69 percent of the shots he faced. His career total of 547 saves is second only to the Gettysburg record of 677, set by Doug Master between 1972 and 1975. Lastly, Coach Ioe Donolli was honored by being named assistant coach to the south team in the annual North-South All-Star game. The five consecutive losses that ended the teams season were a bitter pill to swallow. Another sour note was the con- tinued bout with cancer of tri-captain Bob Ehlinger, who was forced to miss the teams final game because of hospital treatment. 1147Sports Row 1 U. to rJ: F. Hecker. B. Ehlinger. I. Saffery. B. Skarda, B. Lutz, P. Goodall, B. Pelletierri Row 2: T. Brennan, 1. Jacobson, J. Kenney, I. Langrall, K. Mahoney, B. Yokemick Row 3: I. Burdick managerL B. Bowersox, T. Cox. 1. Petrella, I. McGranahan, B. Monacelli, P. Huber hssistant coacm Row 4: I. Donolli mead coachy M. Benson. T. Duffy. 1. T. Elcock. D. Glynn, I. Mathai, S. Marlin, M. Dugan, S. Dillman, H. Mazzahari hassistant coacm. VW .14.. -w.winan+Mw-w-W .411 i - ' , . ? . ' SportsHlS 116lSports Womens Tennis The woments tennis team, fired by the performances of Sue Anderson 02-1 in singlest and Kerry Kaloudis tB-BL streaked to a 10-2 record. Almost as im- pressive as Anderson and Kaloudis was freshman Nancy Loh, who went unde- feated in singles competition mm. In addition, the doubles combination of Brynn Ely and Cathy Cramer was 9-0. Possibly the only disappointment this team faced was the end of its 22 match- win streak, which F. and M. snapped. The team faces some rebuilding, as Kaloudis, Ely and Deb Menne were lost to graduation. , .2 Mwwm V Row 1 O. to rJ: C. Shafer, D. Menne. T. Hannibal, S. Anderson, A. Millsop. B. Ely. Row 2: M. Paparone, C. Dwyer, C. Cramer. D. Nelson, K. Kaloudis, M. Raymond. Coach C. Schlie SportsHl7 Ments Tennis The ments tennis team sported a spar- kling 11-3 record. The squad, which fea- tured n0 seniors, was competitive throughout its lineup, as evidenced by the fact that the worst record among the top five players was 94-3. Heading the list were Joe Mesmer and Jim Putnam with 12-2 singles slates; Iim Breck followed Close behind with an 1L2 mark. In addi- tion, Break and Mesmer compiled an en- viable 12-1 doubles record. Unfortunate- ly, they were unable to defend their doubles title at the MAC Championships; they finished second. They also went on to the NCAA Championship Match. Wanak'ln mu... l'IBtSports Row 1 O. to m: P. Ianke, J. Young, A. Jones. G. Conrad Row 2: Coach R. Hulton, I. Shultz, I. Breck, I. Mesmer. I. Putnam SportleQ A strange combination of four veterans and a rookie catcher had a hand in leading the Bul- let baseball team to their 10-10 record. The vets were Eric Nelson, whose .366 average was second best on the team; Baseball outfielder Dave Donahue, who tied for the club lead with sixteen rs bat- ted in; captain Al Dilione, q .. . i who chipped in with 10 I Wuhwxn; L 't I' ' RBIis Of his own; and Mn: 51.! Ilium , H pitcher Dave Hartmann, a ' ' ' . i i who struck out more bat- ' I ters than anyone isince Dave Pierson fanned 61 in 1968. But the real story on the Bullet squad was freshman catcher Bob Ze- berlein. He led the team in nine offensive cate- gories, including average LSBQL ribis DBL and home runs m. Coach Gene Hummel will rely on Zeberlein and such other capable athletes as Steve Laubach and Dave -n m. ----- --- Quinn to improve the ' Bullets' season mark. 120tSports n $$I-h-A Row 1 U. to rJ: B. McMonagle. l. Lynch, E. Miller, I. Lang, D. Quinn. D. Donahue. E. Nelson Row 2: F. Piccolello, D. Hartmann, D. Downer, F. Blatcher, I. Mastovich, D. Dusinberre Row 3: Coach G. Hummel, A. Dillione, S. Laubach, I. Katzelnick, I. Krumrine. R. Power, 8. Bright. K. Howard. B. Zeberlein SportsNZl Intramurals 12WSports E3 . r-k Hr-J HOQVPNNNWCOQDOHOCDNNWODHOJ GC VIVP 19 LDCONOOQ-CD Baseball Navy Western Md. Western Md. Moravian Moravian Johns Hopkins Mt. St. Marys Lebanon Valley Lebanon Valley Iuniata Dickinson Dickinson Lehigh Muhlenberg Muhlenberg F. and M. F. and M. Albright Albright Penn State Season Record: 10-10 Women's Lacrosse Western Md. Johns Hopkins Dickinson F. and M. Shippensburg Lebanon Valley Millersville Lafayette Bucknell Season Record: 6-3 OPP. meHHCOprO'IQJU'Ib-KODUWCD H H wcohNN OPP. H03 13 10 14 CC 10 19 11 19 16 CDVIQCOCD CC 119 40 69 45 44 91 87 15 Scoreboard Men,s Lacrosse Loyola Wilkes Dickinson Lebanon Valley BuckneH Widener Muhlenberg F. and M. Delaware Western Md. Lafayette Drexel Season Record: 5-7 Track Messiah York Shippensburg Mt. St. Marys F. and M. Dickinson Bucknell Shippensburg Susquehanna Johns Hopkins Albright Delaware Season Record: 6-6 OPP. OPP. 30 31 85 53 96Vz 151A. 108 110 52 391A 53Vz 146 O 0 CD CD xlcoybchcngcnxlcnouo-l CDODVbVlCDubQDO'JCDCOCDCDCDvb Men's Tennis Johns Hopkins Elizabethtown American Univ. Dickinson Lebanon Valley Muhlenberg Mt. St. Mary's Moravian F. and M. Iuniata Shippensburg Delaware BuckneH Lafayette Season Record: 11-3 Women,s Tennis Ursinus Millersville Western Md. Wilson Elizabethtown Dickinson American Mt. St. Mary's F. and M. Shippensburg BuckneH York Season Record: 10-2 OPP. COLDCHNOCHOQJOOOHOOW OPP. OubOJOJHprJNONHN Sports1123 Sports Shots 12MSp0rls SportsHZS ' , r'wmwv IZtVSpnrls Sportsnz7 IZBXSports SportsHZQ Greeks ahe upper class Clubs, concerning which he had pumped a reluctant graduate during the previous summer, excited his curiosity: Ivy, de- tached and breathlessly aristocratic; Cottage, an im- pressive melange of brilliant adventurers and weII-dressed philanderers. 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Kevin Kiesel EDFnNQS- PFJNH NNNNHHHHHHHHHH WNHOEOOJN-O'JUItwar-IO 31. Tom Thurston 32. Ray Carpenter 33. Jeff Grinnell 34. Fred Ruymann 35. Ioseph DeLutis 36. Bill Wagner 1363. Mark Gee 37. Steve Bright 38. Robert Sullivan 39. Frank Bernhardt 40. David Stein 41. Dick Eppleman 42. Robert LeComte 43. Paul Raymond 44. Tom Smith 45. Jay Jordan 46. Paul Welliver 47. Dick Burke 48. Steve Justice 49. Eric Nelson 50. 10 Martino 51. John Sullivan 52. Glenn Horan 53. Jeff Moqney 54. Leonard Gemma 55. Tim Chatburn 56. Iames Langrall 57. Robert Scarabino 58. Rdall Yingling 59. Iames Saffery 60. Brian Remmey 61. Frank Oliver 62. Tom DeSimone 63. Jeff Reed 64. led Horowitz 65. Gene Surmacz 66. Tom Thurber 67. Robert Becker Not Pictured Mike Autera Tom Burkett Mike Kichman Peter Lamberti George Maier Craig Reigel Mike Scotton GreeksX153 Sigma Chi Rich Pardo Chris Minion Gary Simon John Pfaff Jim Iacobsen Bill Dickenson Joe Portale Kurt Hettler Brett Daggs Iustin Lang . Bob Komoroski . 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Ken Hill Not Pictured John Stevenson Ieff Oakes Rich Nord Bob Boyton Mich Micros Bnan Boland Kurt Jacobson Ioe Zubia Ken Krissenger Pat Fleming Robert Bunting Ieff Bell Roby Bull Ieff Pezza Brian Olsson Pete Byers David Donahue Iay Haenn Mike Kelly Rob Sears Harry Davier Iim Bixby Rich Schmidt Brian Hughes John Scott .14 HHHHHHHHH mvmmthHp P?NQWPPNH Marnie Schubert Karen Branditz Pam Sweeting Debbie Shinsky Meredith Weber Julie Wickesser Wendy Van Houten Carol Shannahan Karen Davison Alison Hart . Mary Catherine Smith . Jayne Coblentz . Cathy Fahs . Cheryl Heiberg . Darcy Howe . Stephanie Coble . Patti Anderson . Beth Iacoby . Joan Puzzini 20. Lynn Ross 21. Barbara Killian 22. Mary Smith 23. Micki Taylor 24. Laurie Youngs 25. lane Anthon 26. Iill Nelson 27. Sarah Wiegand 28. Anne Hanley 29. Lisa Talmage 30. Dot Sunday 31. Cyndi Speier 32. Gail Cooper Not Pictured Terri Stull Cindy Smilak Stephanie Sedivy Greekw 155 '. Dave Furs! N C quleJ KC Ix: Ix: Ix: ls: 1C own 3 4;- 1;... Q: 9'! N Tom Kardas Paul Cuussmnn Danny Kingshomugh Stuart Knude Mark Torok Bill Huron . Eric Bluckmer Rich Johnston lnff Martini . Mike Angotti 12. 313. 14. 15. '16. '17. 18. '19. . Eric Hoffman Pele Rodino Bill Wnrd Mark Hoffman Ed Fruderick Mark Munson Geoff Totom Greg luctzkol Howie Zwiler Doug Bcattiu luff WurHc Pete LuCount . Ed Thompson Rink Harris . Matt Krempusky loo. Lazo . Paul Gx'olz . Phil Bowman . John Hohneker iStVGreeks 31. Tim Stewart 32. Bill Gillam 33. Tom Iordan 34. Evan Ardelle 35. Steve Steiner 36. Duke Foster 37. Harvey Goodwin 38. Glen Ianser 39. Bob Watson 40. Bruce Hunter 41. Bill Mainardi 42. Drew Talbot N01 Pictured Lee Culver Chris Goes Clay Heckler Bob Iosue Mark Kauffman Bob Lewis Carl Rauniker Bill Serfass A1 Shaughnessy Chuck Shively John Snow Dave Spence John Spoehr Chuck Thompson Iim Totin Ken Williams Iim Zarrella 1151-1-31 .:.-.-..-.---- . Linda Herman . Suzanne Sankey . Sue Hirschfeld . Patti Craig . Nancy Davidson Iennifer McHenry Cathy Knight Cecile Kramer Barbara Roth Iill Niedentohl . Ann Carley . Cathy Striffler . Cindy Grove . Vicki Nohe . Kathy Bingman . Betsy Ellis . Linda Brown . Linda Kassekert . Sharon Settele . Tracy Fitzpatrick . Beth Fortney . Linda Houston gognygumwaH HH H53 H as NNNHHHHHH NHOCDmeUIJ3 23. Marget McLauchlan 24. Margie Manderbach 25. Andrea Heaney 26. Nancy Litchfield 27. Beth Anderson 28. Ian Fraser 29. Kimberlea Bennett 30. Leesa Berges 31. Sue Cass 32. Barb Kirch 33. Barb Nelson 34. Lynda Keller 35. Kate Crieger 36. Tina Harmer 37. Beth Martin 38. Sue Faulhaber Not Pictured Sally Nanas Sue Lintner Beth MacDonald Terri Buchholz Greekw 157 1582Greeks HHHHHHHHH mummbwmup 5952:9323:waer Ed Williams Mark Edwards Tony DeVincentis John McGrath Tim Betterly Steve Morro Artie Shaw Kevin Smith Drew Downer Bob Ianda . Larry Risch . Drew Ellwood . Bill Seymour . Andy Weatherwax . Jojo Mesmer . Tim Lambert . Tim Huff . Tony Brennan '19. 20. 21. 22. '. Bill North 24. 25. 26. Andy Medico Frank Blatcher Brucg Weed Bob Wertz Ron Iirsa lay McGranahan Drew Burman 27. Rob Niess 28. Steve Cloetingh 29. Bud Kolbe 30. Hal Michels 31. Rob Richlin 32. Larry Smith 33. Don Norton 34. Curt Townshend 35. Dave Rooney 36. Bob Venerable 37. Bob Hart 38. Andy Soslek Not Pictured Jeff Katezelnick Gordie Summers Jeff Hagar Ken Howard Tim Cuarneschelli Jim Sims Jim Whalen Dave Turner Bruce Murphy Kevin Tague Mike Fink Denny Tarrant Bill Gooch uuuununniiirihurrun- l NNNNNNNHHHHHHHHHH ampumuogopoxzomnmpHp QPDNFDf- PPNH Mark Kaylor Neil Ryder Doug Tavella Chris Correnti Tom Vignola Phil Ianke Greg Skalny Steve Severud Ken Hess Rod Mallams . Iim Gahres Gordie Jones . Rick Robb . Iim Whitehouse . Steve Bogdanoff . Iack Duffy . George Gehring Scott McArthur Eric Jacobson . Steve Fedock . Chris Roemer . Iim Mackey . Tom Nolan Steve Hspler . Bob Chapin . Dave Hoffsis 27. Mike Burrows 28. Ryan Wismer 29. Mark Resciniti 30. Dave Petry 31. Kevin Nagoda 32. Rick Lapham 33. Jeff Shultz 34. Bob Fuoco 35. Dave Cowan 36. Steve Tavella Not Pictured Mike Weiss Joe Eshleman Will Agate Bill Proehl Bill Harbison Eric Barley John Aciukewicz Gerry Dietrich Dale Shinsky Tim Golden Rich Brenner Stu Garner Jim Banks Jeff Pearson Don Steele Greeks. 159 Students hagradually he realized that he was really walking up Uni- versity Place, seIf-Conscious about his suitcase, developing a new tendency to glare straight ahead when he passed anyone. Several times he could have I 1 sworn that men turned to 100k at him critically. He wondered t vaguely if there was something the matter with his Clothes, and wished he had shaved that morning on the train. He felt unnecessarily stiff and , awkward among i these white-fianneled, bareheaded youths, who must t be juniors 0r seniors, judging from the savoir faire with i which they strolled. nw 5:W'Fm'm- xwwwmnwwFm mw i ' ' ., F l .A V h I S n C d U S 0.; .l 1 Class of 1982 Catherine A. Ahrcns Linda D. Allen Michael J. Allewalt Gwen Almgren ChristopherI.A10ise Nancy C. Ambach Katherine E. Anderson Timothy R. Anderson 1 Michael I. Angotti Laurie A. Annonio Leslie 1. Aurandt ' Ellen S. Bakalian Kevin L. Banning Kelly A. Barnes i Debra Bamisin Douglas Beattie I Nancy I. Billington Patricia F. Bischoff James N. Blodgett Brian F. Boland Kimberly A. Bosco 1 Mary K. Boyd Christopher S. Brady Sharon B. Brady Pamela L. Braun Elizabeth Bristol Brenda S. Brodt 1 Richard A. Brooke Neil 0. Bryant Carol B. Buchanan 1 Karen L. Bunke i Patricia E. Callahan Susan I. Cannon Tracie E. Carroll A. Renee Carter Laura A. Castrogivanni Christine C. Catlin Ellen B. Chambers Robert H. Chapin Corinne Chassan 16MClass Of 1982 J: kl! I I E I I I I I -m -m - x Cheng S. Chew Diane L. Clark Julie A. Clemens Jill M. Cobb Geoffrey A. Cole Kairsten A. Cole Molly A. Coleman Mary E. Collie Russell 1. Composto Rebecca W. Cook Roselynn I. Cosgrove Catherine R. Cramer Carol W. Crockett Cecil C. Cross Michael S. Cross Brett A. Daggs Kathleen M. Daly Paul F. UAmbrosio Susan E. Dardes Kathleen M. Deegan Claudia P. Derse Constance L. Devlin Peter D. Dopp Mary E. Dorman Anne M. Dowlin Andrew I. Downer Thomas P. Duffy Ann M. Dutchyshyn Alison I. Dyer Cynthia L. Elsner Drew C. Elwood Corinne M. Fairchild Susan A. Faulhaber Lisa A. Fell Michael R Fink jennifer 1. Fisher Janice M. Fraser Edward I. Frederick George I. Gehring Robert G. Glover David V. Glynn Christopher C. Goes Class Of 1982 165 Amy I. Goldman Rozlyn M. Goldyn Michael B. Goodrich Francis W. Gorham Paul A. Grotz Sharon L. Grzelecki Laura M. Guiducci Michael R. Hall Terianne Hannibal Richard T. Harris Linda L. Hartford Diane R. Hartunian Mark W. Hartzell Hilary A. Hastings Cara L. Hedeman Cheryl L. Heiberg Robert I. Heinick Christine Hodges Eric P. Hoffman Inga 1. H011 Susan F. Hornbeck Kimberly S. Home Susan M. Horowitz Darcy E. Howe William L. Hyman Robert V. Isoue. 11 Karen Irwin Ann M. Jacobson Eric A. Jacobson Kurt T. Jacobson Beth E. Iacoby Barbara L. Iaeggi Gregory C. Iaekel Diane L. Ianick Glenn P. Ianser Elaine M. Ienkins Amy 1. Johnson Kristin L. Jones Kenneth R. Iuricic IBWClaSS of 1982 Kristine L. Karklin Andrew B. Katz Sally E. Keech Steve B. Keene Paul F. Kelly Richard A. Kerby Melissa I. Kerwien Michael W. Kichman Kathleen M. Kilheeney Jennifer T. Kimball Charlene J. King Barbara A. Kirch John H. Kirkenir Cynthia L. Knapp Marcia E. Knorr Deborah S. Koons Heidi E. Kraft Matthew F. Krempasky Nancy L. Kuck Ellie Kuehn Peter R. LaCount A. Ioseph Lazo John M. Leahy Lonnie D. Lerew James M. Lessig Pamela Levora Cynthia K. Lill David R. Lissy Nancy J. Litchfield Gregory A. Locke Virginia G. Lockwood Emily L. Long Susan J. Lostocco Jacqueline A. Lovett Linda A. Luckenbach Siri L. Lynn Eileen T. McCabe Kathryn A. McCarl Mary 10 McClelland Ellen R. McDaniel Class of1987J167 Sean M. McKenna Iulia E. McNeal Deborah I. McUmber Beth L. MacDonald Pamela M. Macpherson Barbara I. Maddox Emily Madero James I. Malloy, Ir. Christopher N. Marini Elizabeth A. Martin Maureen M. Martin Wayne D. Martin Joseph W. Martini George H. Meyer David F. Miller Edward B. Miller on E. Miller Martha B. Miller Barbara I. Mohr D. Douglas Mooberry Christine R. Morgan Bess P. Morrison Wendy L. Morse Pamela A. Morton Susie Munday Lynn Murphy Sandra K. Murphy Ianice C. Myers Diane E. Nelson Frank Nieves Suzanne Nystrom Jeffrey A. Oakes Laurie E. O'Bryon Susan M. O'Connell Troy A. Ogburn Ramon F. Olender Carolyn F. O'Neill Peter S. Parsons Elizabeth A. Paulison Robert V. Pellettieri Karen L. Peters Lisa E. Petraglia Iohn C. Pfaff Frank I. Piccolella 168V Class Of 1982 Jennifer L. Pierson Terry L. Piggot Karen L. Pinch Joseph Portale Robert I. Pucci Paul C. Quigley David M. Quinn Laura A. Ranch Karl E. Raunikar Martha A. Raymond Paul C. Reber Hayes A. Reilly Dana I. Ridgway Linda I. Rockhill Lisa A. Rossi Mimi Ruiz Wendy L. Rumpp Howland S. Russell Michael I. Ryer Nancy M. Savoca Elizabeth K. Shaeffer Susan I. Scheibner Kathryn L. Schild Peter N. Schmidt Amy I. Schneider Carolyn H. Schnepf Lawrence R. Schramm Michael D. Scotton Edson F. Scudder Mariah K. Seckler Stephen N. Severud William I. Seymour Cynthia E. Sharshan Andrew E. Sheridan Paula A. Shields Ann I. Sholly Matthew L. Shomaker Robert Sickley, III Gregg I. Siefert Gary M. Simon Class of 1982X169 Leslye M. Sinn Anna M. Smith Linda A. Smith Ronald L. Smith Craig S. Snyder Karen S. Spellman Scott A. Stanley Stephen M. Steiner Timothy 1. Stewart Carolyn L. Stine Lindsey M. Stone Peter I. Stone Michael T. Strayer Carol A. Suggs Mary M. Susa Paula L. Sweeney Pamela J. Sweeting Carol-Lee Syvertsen Kathryn D. Tarr Helen J. Taylor Christine L Tervo Leslie GA Thompson Geoffrey C. Thulin Jane M. Toft Richard G Tyler Paget Valentzas Pamela I. VanHart Philip W. Verhalen Kathleen M. Vierengel Elizabeth I. Walker Deborah A. Walter Constance Waygood Linda A. Weaver Michael A Weber Joseph S. Weinert Laura K. Wheeler Matt L. Wheeler Wade M. Wheeler Robin L. Wichtner Julie A. Wickesser Sarah B. Weigand Elaine M. Wilkinson James S. Woodring Kelly A. Woods Linda A. Wunsch James F. Wynn Dorian E. Ziedonis Howard R. Zveilel 170lClass of 1982 .me'z. M MA; Class of 1981 Iohn C Aciukewicz Elizabeth S. Albany Janice L. Anderson Linda A. An derson Paul S. Anderson Carolyn R. Andrews Lisa Andrews Carmine J. Annunziato Evan R. Ardelle W. Scott Armington Michael E. Autera, Ir. Sarah E. Babylon Kimberly A. Baklarz Donna E. Balka Leslie A Barber Eric I. Barley Tome E. Barnhart Lynda I. Bales Jane A. Beacham Kathryn E. Beals Robert C. Becker Hillary B. Begola Cynthia L. Bergman David R. Berlin Gary W. Berner Robin A. Bernstein Patricia A. Bessel Timothy D. Betterly Jean L. Betz Nancy R. Binder Kathy G Bingman Rebecca A. Birch Barbara A. Bittner Michael F. Blaisuis Francis 8. Blatcher Brenda AA Bocina 17WClass of 1981 Richard A. Brenner Bradley J. Bretzin Stephen A. Bright Robert I. Britton Thomas P. Brogan Karen L. Brotsker Frank K. Brown Linda I. Brown Linda L. Brown Peter C. Brown Wendy K. Brown Susan M. Buffington Fred S. Bull Stephen R. Burke Stephanie E. Burt John V. Carey Valerie L. Carlson Diane S. Case Audrey D. Castellano Ann E. Cavaliere Richard K. Chambers Christopher M. Cherniak Elizabeth A. Chisholm Francis X. Claps Rebecca I. Clark Ward F. Clark Stephen K. Cloetingh Stephanie L. Coble Iayne Coblentz Neal B. Cohen Iohn I. Connor Ianice E. Conway Charles E. Cordell, Ir. Christopher F. Correnti Malcolm L. Cowen Susan I. Craft Patricia A. Craig Mark I. Crispen Jonathan C. Currier Gary Czulada Sharon A. Darmetko Harry T. Davies Gregory L. Davis Karen Davison Class Of198U173 Gina M. DeDominicus Patricia A. Delahunt Cordell A. DeLaPena Joseph A. DeLutis, 11 Thomas A. DeSimone Linda I. Dewey Gerhard P. Dietrich John M. DiNapoli Kristin E. Dordal Sharon L. Drugan Edward M. Dua Peter I. Dunbar Dean H. Dunsinberre Colleen M. Dwyer Elizabeth B. Easton David B. Eddy Christian D. Richnrn Susan 1. Elliott Elizabeth A. Ellis Dana B. Enright Sharon L. Estelow Mark H. Euler Catherine A. Fahs Christine A. Farley Julie Feldhusen Jacinta L. Felice Lnsa V. Fergerson Susan L. Fetherolf William E. Fieles Charles J. Fischer Thomas H. Fischer Tracy E. Fitzpatrick Patrick V. Fleming Janet S. Fleri 17MClass of 1981 m Charles L. Folk lune B. Forsyth Beth A. Fortney Diane I. Fredericks Iames E. Gahres Susan H. Gambee Stuart A. Gamer Kathleen Garvey Thomas D. Gealey Kirsten A. Geehr Suzanne Gehring Leonard J. Gemma Iill Gerner Edward C. Gibbon Christine M. Godshall Timothy 1. Golden Laurie E. Grassi Barry S. Green Douglas T. Greenberg Iohn I. Griffin, Ir. Maris E. Griffin Deborah L. Griffith Barbara I. Grove Cynthia A. Grove Nancy L. Grummer Carl E. Gullbrand Joseph M. Guty Cynthia A. Haberern Ieffrey H. Hager Annette P. Hall Janet S. Hambleton Teresa L. Hanna Craig D. Harmer Christine K. Harmer Lori I. Harriman Lynn S. Harris Class of 198U175 Alison A. Hart Susan S. Hastings Clayton T. Heckler Diane L. Hepler Stephen M. Hepler Shirley A. Hepp Linda I. Herman Carolyn L. Herzog Julie A. Hess Iulie A. Hewitt Elizabeth A. Hiatt Kathleen A. Hibbs Mary L. Higley Susan B. Hirschfeld Stuart Hodges Mark A. Hoffman David B. Hoffsis Rebecca M. Hohman John A. Hohneker Cynthia Hollmann Marian F. Holmes Joel I. Horowitz Stephen D. Hostnik Mark I. Hourigan Kenneth M. Howard Brian F. Hughes Stephen M. Jacobson Clifford G. Ianssen Christopher T. Ientsch John R. Ieter Ronald H. Iirsa Kathryn A. Johnson Richard W. Johnston Jay J. Jones Thomas I. Jordan Cynthia S. Kalkwarf Thomas P. Kardas Margaret A. Katz Jeffrey I. Katzelnick 17m Class of 1981 Mark D. Kauffman Roger S. Kaufman Kathleen S. Keers Bartt C. Kellermann Susan M. Kelly Kevin R. Kiesel Danny P. Kingsborough Kevin M. Kinscherf Beth A. Kipping Barbara I. Kirby Marguerite L. Klein Kimberly S. Klitzke Hildegard M. Kopp James B. Kraiman Cecile S. Kramer Karen C. Kroggel Marvin L. Krone Felice E. Kruse Ian L. Kull Ann E. Kulp Christine E. Kulp Gayl N. Kunttu Nancy S. Kupfer Catherine G. Lambert Iustin D. Lang James E. Langrall Richard D. Lapham Linda L. Lapple Steven B. Larsen Barbara A. Latham joyce A. Lattanzio Laura M. Lee Class of 198N177 Phyllis I. Leopold Gregory A. Lewbart Muidu L Lewis Thomas G. Librizzi Katheine L. Lindbeck Deborah M. Littlewood Robert H. Loughran Linda L. Luttrell Robert J. Lutz Kathryn B. McConaghie Margaret A. McElhaney Jay E. McGranahan John I. McGrath Rebekah E. McInroy Ellen M. McKnight John W McLaughlin Bridget McManus Sandra J. Macafee Mark Macaluso Gary S. MacConnell Hugh W. Mahaffy Lise-Marie Maida William R. Mainardi Rebecca L. Marino Clinton E. Marshall Elizabeth A. Martino Louise 1. Masailo Melinda A Maxwell Andrew I. Medico Donna DA Merriam Anne E. Miller Brian F. Miller Gary M. Miller Amy L. Millsop 'l78XClnss of 1981 Kim W. Mindnich Raymond S. Mohr Jeffrey L. Mooney Edward M. Moore Leslie A. Moraller Douglass L. Mowrey Laura I. Muha I. Mark Munson Lisa H. Munze John 1. Murphy Kathleen M. Murphy Janet C. Murray Richard L. MutCh M. Lynn Myers lane M Nase Victoria E. Nohe James L. Norcross William E. North Daniel P. Noyes Jeffrey C. Oak Linda E. Oukcrbltmm William E. ONcill. Jr. Daniel P. Owens David R. Owens Marianne Papumne Sharon A. Papini Debra L. Partenheimcr Edward A. Purtunope. 11'. William B. Pusfiuld Susan L. Pelzm Claire E. Panther Donna L. Perez Mark A. Perry Carol L. Pfann Elizabeth A. Phillips Linda A. Pickford Charlene E. Pises Betsy L. Podsiudlo Melissa Poole Class 0f198U179 Rnhurt H. Powers lames M. Pulnnm Harry N. Quintcr. Ir. Douglas E. Ruitt Timothy C. Rech Christopher MS Redmond Jeffrey E. Reed Patricia A Rehm Lisa A. Reid Craig A. Rnigel Amy Reinhardt Mark A. Resciniti Emily C Reynolds Leigh A. Rhain Stuart A. Rhnod Lorna 1. Rice Joseph P. Rich Michael L. Rich Angela C. Ring Susan Robinson Stephen Romanelli lane! D. Roper Lauren Rnscher Lynn S. Ross Thomas Rovinski Christine Roy lnmcs ES Suffery Kevin A. Sunlulli Robert N Scurabino lonnne M. Schzmnn Gregory L. Schell Kristine Y. Schmidt Richard S Schmidt William E. Stzhultn Stephanie A. Setlivy Margaret E. Selby Michael F Sepesi William P. Sm'fnss Barbara L. Snyl Carol A. Shnnnuhzm Allen F. Shnughnessy Ann Shaver Carol A. Shelly Dale R. Shinsky Lori B. Shmukler Carol A. Shnaff Allen R. Shrader lack M. Shuck, Ir. 18WClass of1981 Mark D. Sibley Penelope L. Sidoti William I. Siegfried Susan E. Simpson Brian J. Smith Helen F Smith Mark C. Smith Mary C. Smith John E. Snow Andrew Y. Sostek Deirdre E. Sowarby Barbara E. Spillane Eugene J. Spoehr John I. Sprowls Marcia A. Stahl Kimberly A. Staub Wayne R. Steinhauer Linda S. Steininger Susan E. Stephenson Jennifer L. Stevens Sally E. Stevenson William D. Stewart Donna M. Strack Stephanie M. Streich Cathyann Striffler Mark B. Stull Dorothy 1. Sunday Eugene S. Surmacz John C. Sutor Andrew H. Talbot Lisa R. Talmage Drew S. Tamaki Richard N. Terrett John P. Thomas Rhonda L Thomas Charles H. Thompson Thomas I. Thurber Thomas A. Thurston William R. Toal, III Jay A. Tome James A. Totin Geoffrey A. Totoro Class of198U181 lemme D. Towe Curtis Townshend, Jr. Heidi T. Tuma David N. Turner Karen E. Tylus Peter C. Valentine Donna Sue VanCleaf Wendy A. VanHouten Christopher S. VanZandt Donna M Varricchio Malthew S. Victor Edward I. Vitt 10y M. Vaught David R. Wagner Iaci C. Wagner William C. Wagner Arthur G. Walczyk Robert C. Wallace Donald A. Walter Mary M. Ward William H Ward Kimberly Watson Jonathan R. Weimar Betsy M. Weiss Karl A. Wenneis Robert W. Wertz Susan A. Wescott James M Whitehouse Deborah L. Whitmer Martha L. Wigton Ellen M. Wilbur Carol A. Willenbrock Edward L. Williams. Ir. Michael S. Wilson Charles R Wise Ryan R Wismer Nanette M. Witter Iulizm T. Wolfe Suzanne V. Wolff Sarah M. Workman Daniel W. Yaeger Randall M. Yingling Donna E. Yocum Edwin R. Young 182XClass of 1981 Class of 1980 Caroline F. Achey Iudith L. Ackerman Julia M. Adams William I. Agate, Ir. Theresa A. Ahnell John M. Aikman Nicholas L. Alexakos Susan L. Alexander Susan M. Anderson Stanley M. Applegate Gregory S. Auda Michael T. Baer James L. Banks Daria A. Barbosa Claudia S. Bard Ann Baumgaertner Thomas 1. Benton Leesa L. Barges Charlotte M. Berner Francis 1. Bernhardt, III Dagnija R. Berzins James L. Bixby Gwendolyn D. Black Donna R. Blake Virginia L. Bohn Iohanna V. Boublik Iill K. Brazenor Iames G. Breck Iohn S. Bredin Beth E. Brodley Eileen TA Brogan Randall G. Brundage Mitchell C. Bryant Susan A. Bryers Terri L. Buchholz Cynthia L Buergin Jeffrey A. Bullard Robert L. Bunting IBMClass Of 1980 James H. Burdick, Ir. Laura I. Burke Nicholas T. Buta Maryellen Byko Ann A. Carley Peter E. Carlson Raymond L. Carpenter John F. Cavolo Gail Chovan James W. Christie John W. Cipollini Suzanne M. Clark Mary C. Connors Gary A. Conrad Kimberly S. Conti Elizabeth A. Cooper Janice L. Coover Russell C. Corbin Sara G. Cory David E. Cowan Elizabeth A. Crawford David S. Crocket Jeffrey B. Cuddeback Lee C. Culver Sarah C Dalton Linda C. Damon Nancy R Davidson Nancy K. Daviduk Scott K. Dawley Karyn T. deFries Jeffrey I. Devel Anthony I. DeVincentis Class of 198W 185 tm zA Len V. Dnvito Nancy S. Dieter Kevin E. Doyle Susan P. Doyle Peter H. Drake Diane M. Druyer Scott G. Duff Bradford R. Dunn Deborah L. Eaton Mark V. Edwards Noni G. Ehrola Diana Elder lolee Emery Julia H. Emmons Richard J. Enterline Barbara L. Enlwistle Scull E. Erickson Cynlhia I. Estabrooks Joanne R. Fahoury Pamela E. Farnsworth Kathleen Fay Albert C. Fedalei Karen G. Fenstermacher Mary E. Fitzgerald James H. Ford Dulany Foster, III Maxine H. Frampton Robert I. Fuoco Pamela 1 Gnhorko Paul W. Gausmann Susan M. Gearhart Nancy Gcascy Mark D. Gee Shirley A. Geerling Brian M. cherd William H. Gillam 'IBWCIass 0f1980 'u Stephen A. Glessner Stephen V. Goodhue. Ir. Harvey C. Goodwin Kenneth L. Goody Emily P. Gordy Carol A. Gosnell Marla L. Graff Diane M. Green Colleen M. Greener Jeffrey S. Grinnell Greta G. Groover Cindy L. Gruen Mark A. Gruner Susan A. Hall Robin N. Hand Wesley C. Hansen William L. Harbison Robert K. Hart Leslie M. Harvey Deborah S. Hatton Andrea L. Heaney Jeffrey B. Henriques, III Denise I. Higgins Mark E. Hite Brian W. Hoke Jane P.H01mes Sandra L. Horn Jed S. Horowitz Richard T. Houghton, 111 Lori I. House Elizabeth A. Howley Arm Humelsine Steven W. James Philip R. Ianke Class of 198W 187 Michele A. Ianowski Nancy I. Jewell Steven Iirgal David S. Iones Gordon W. Jones I. Wesley Jones Robert S. Jones, Jr. Linda M Kassekerl Kathleen M Keeley Guy H. Kehler Herbert Keller Michael J. Kelly Michael 1. Kelly John W. Kendig lames T. Kenny Melissa I. Kerper Lauren E. Kick Paul L. Kieffer C Susan King Stephen P. King Susan E. Kinzer Charles A. Kishbaugh Richard D. Klemm Stuart L. Knade Edward C. Knorr Stephen R. Koons Ellen L. Koontz Katherine D. Ladd Steven E. Laubach Karen D. Lawrence Diane M. Leppert Donald R. Lewis Douglas A. Ley Douglas A. Lieberman Iohn M. Lightfoot Ian M. Lindevald Eric B. Lint loan B. Locke Gary W. Lofgren Murcia E. Lofland 'IBWClass 0f1980 h Robert R. Long Craig S. Low Matthew K. Lower Margaret M. Lunbeck Scott W. McArthur W. Thomas McBride James H. McCarl Christopher McCleary Sally A. McCurdy Keith P. McDaniel Geoffrey A. McDermott Marget I. McLauchlan Carlin I. McLaughlin Maureen D. McMahon Karen MacDonald Frank X. Maher Brenda Y. Maliniak Rodney L. Mallams Marjorie A. Manderbach Rosann Maniaci Scott P. Martin Jeffrey A. Martini Stephen G. Masciocchi John D. Mathai Susan W. Mayer Pamela I. Megaro Barbara I. Meissner Laura W. Mendelman John B. Merkel Iudith E. Mertz Ioseph W. Mesmer Hal I. Michels Ruth M. Miller A Timothy E. Montgomery Class of ISBN 189 ' James W Moore M. Elizabeth Morctzsohn James D. Morrison Stephen W. Morro Lisa A. Morton Ruth E. Mosteller Theodroe W. Mowery Tilly Muller Luanne M. Muscaro Caroline D. Myers Kevin W. Nagoda Stephen G. Napp Stacy L. Naus Janelle L. Neithammer Robert W. Niegisch Stephen H. Nimmo Nona P. Niner Thomas I. Nolan. Ir. Donald B. Norton Jeffrey R. Norton James G. O'Dea Mark G. Odorizzi David M. Offutt Frank G Oliver Carin L. Olsky Brian S. Olsson Zachary W. Osborne Gary E. Ostermueller David T. Ouimette Kim L. Paff Steven D. Pampillonia Kimberly Park Elizabeth S. Parker Susan E. Patrick Larry T. Patterson Amy Peckins M Virginia Pee Carol A. Peterson Jeffrey S. Pezza John D. Pile Martha M. Podolak Kimberly M. Polliard 1 190XClass of 1980 Patricia L. Price Lorraine I. Rabeler Angela M. Rapposelli Richard A. Rate, Jr. Robert T. Regan Debra A. Rehberg William R. Reichhold Nelson C. Remetz Brian 0. Remmey Nancy C. Rhoads Ronald G. Rich Barbara I. Ricigliano Elizabeth A. Rider Beth A. Riley Lawrence L. Risch George M. Riter Delma M. Rivera Betty L. Roberts Jeffrey A. Rodimer David C. Rooney Gary S. Rotenbury Jeffrey I. Rubright Susan T. Rupp Patrice A. Ruppel Michael I. Russell Daniel E. Rutan Frederick W. Ruymann Ioseph W. Sacchi. Jr. Brenda A. Salvaggio Steven A. SanFilippo 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 Class of 1980HQI r x r v M'Liz Scotton Robert A. Sears D. Arthur Seibel Mark D. Seigel David Sekercan Sharon I. Settele Catherine Shafer David A. Shaffer Daniel N. Shapiro Thomas A. Shaw Debra A. Shinsky Jeffrey B. Shultz Michael I. Siegel Karin S. Simpson Jennifer M. Sizoo Gregory L. Skalny Stephen S. Slaton Glenn W. Smart Lawrence W. Smith Mary A Smith Virginia M. Smith Terrence I. Smithers Salvatore I. Sortino Suzanne D. Speakman David B. Spence Donna L. Spinosi Peter Spizzirri. Ir. Sheryl L. Stair Melinda A. Stanley Lucienne I. Stark Patricia A. Steele John B. Stevenson Douglas K. Stewart Marcella L. Stiffler David I. Stoudt lane Strockbine Debra L. Stromeyer Robert W. Sullivan 191M Class of 1980 Brian A. Sutton Craig R. Swanson Richard B. Swartz James P. Sweeney Virginia L. Sykes Lisa Sylvester Douglas S. Tavella Colleen M. Terhune Karl A. Thallner, Ir. Kathy L. Thomas Rene L. Thomas Edward A. Thompson Amy K. Thomson Mary I. Thornburg Frederick W. Thorne Thomas M. Tolley Mark T. Torok Mary I. Tower Michael W. Tracy Robert B. Valiant William VanAlmen William M. VanLear Dana VanReeth Michael F. Veit Cynthia L. Ventriglia Gwenyth H. Vey Brian T. Wagner Jeffrey D. Warfle Mark V. Wassel Robert A. Watson. Ir. William Weijer Michael S. Weiss Mark E. West Dirk H. Wieland Anne F. Williams Perry A. D. Wood Lisa L. York John D. Young Gretchen L. Zekiel Karen E. Zeller Class of IQBOHQB Seniors a ? agood-by, Aaron Burr? Amory called towards desert- ed Nassau Hall, ttyou and I knew strange corners of life? His voice echoed in the still- ness. ttThe torches are out? whispered Tom. ttAh, Messah'na, the long shadows are building minarets on the stadium M? For an instant the voices of freshman year surged around them and then they looked at each other with faint tears in their eyes. ttDamnV ttDamnV Gino Alberto, Ir. Mickleton, NI Biology Margaret W. Allen Darien, CT Sociology Leslie Ann Baker Allentown, PA Psychology Joan Carol Beardsley Wall Township, NI Susan Thompson Bair West Chester, PA 19W Class of 1979 History Caroline Jean Allen Stratford, CT HistorWFrench $. : . r ! J-rmv Andrea Mafala Arena New City, NY Business Kimberlee Bennett Paoli,PA Business Michael Andrew Baker Livingston, NI Business Audrey Jeanne Anderson Philadelphia, PA Business Anne Mary Haniey Southwick, MA English Jane Leslie Anthon Baltimore, MD Business John Richard Shults 111 Kingston, NY Business Bruce David Garen, Ir. New City, NY Business Edward Talbot Peterson III Franklin Lakes, NJ Business Dean Wood Kessier Huntingdon, NY Business Geoffrey Daniel Carty Danbury, CT Business Debra E. Bates Somers Point, NI Music Education Ann Elizabeth Baumunk Shunk, PA Business Frank Valente Pt. Pleasant, NJ Political Science Robert C. Rudisill York, PA HealthiPhysical Education Class of 1979i197 David Joseph Baca Fallston, MD Business John Allen Banta Spring Lake Hts, NI Sociology David M. Bennett Southboro, MA Biology ' A Eric Forrest Blackmer John Jeffrey Bell Churchville, MD Lansdale. PA History Business Cynthia Estabrooks 80 Charles Edward Bayliss 11 James A. Harris Avon, CT Sociology Steven George Bogdanoff Arlington, VA Biology 19W Class Of 1979 Victoria Simpson Beach Kari A. Beverly Susanne Marie Beres Wyckoff, NI Magnolia, NI Huntingdon Valley, PA MathiEconomics Sociology MathiEconomics Steven John Gabelmann Roger Alien Barnett II , Bellmore, NY Bellmore, NY Karen Ann Beveridge Business Business Boston, MA Matthew Stiller Benson Political Science Philosophy Cockeysville, MD Business Philip Clayton Bowman Westminster, MD Political Science Class 0f1979i199 Lynn Louise Bowne Neptune, NI Sociology Andrew Keith Burman David Alan Boynton Rockville, MD Ocean City, NI Business History Karen Elaine Branditz Barbaranne Broderick Summit, NI East Hartford, CT Business Economics Richard Hugh Montague Daniel Keith Burns Westport, CT Severna Park, MD Economics Business Douglas Stephen Joyce Tinton Falls, NI Business ZOOiCluss James Alan Brown Eatontown, NI Business Lori Ann Brucker Abinton, PA MathiBusiness Michael I. Burrows Peter Kenneth Byers Park Ridge, NI Pitman, NI Biology i Business Business Patricia Ann Charles Anita Ellen Clarkin Linden, NI Kingston, NY Business MathiEconomics Pennsauken, NI EconomicsiPsychology William Sander Proehl Martinsville, NI Business Frank Richard Robb Richard Brenner i81 Class nf1979i201 George Keeley Colville Madison, CT History z K Patti Ann Chambers Strasburg, PA Biology Robin A. Connors Florham Park, NI English Gary DuBois Cook Berwyn, PA Biology Jane Atkinson Crossland State College, PA Health and Physical Education Barbara Anne UImer Cummings Cincinnati, OH Sociology Donald R. Cooney Bel Air, MD Greek 20WClass of 1979 Barbara Ann Cyphers Baltimore, MD Political Science Piper A. Dankworth Arlington, VA Psychology Margaret Ellen Davey New Bloomfield, PA Psychology Virginia Beth Crowley Glen Rock, NI Psychology Lori Lynn Davenport Salem, NI Political Science Jonathan Tucker Dare Severna Park, MD English BUDWE COLD f; Class of 197W203 Virginia Gibson Denny Wilmington, DE Sociology Alfred Peter Dillione, Ir. Trenton, NI Business Malcolm Cumming Davies Rockville, MD Physics Margaret Anne Dewald Schuylkill Haven, PA Political Science Deanna Lauren Doris Short Hills, NJ Biology janice Gwen Derrickson Langhorne, PA Biology Q; Mr W W . 2? , Sondra Ann Dimond Mechanicsburg, PA English Scott Norman Dillman Southboro, MA Economics ZOMClass 0f1979 Linda Christine Druschel Ellicott City, MD Sociology Thomas Ambrose Dowgin Dayton, NI BiologysChemistry John Joseph Duffy HI Rockaway, NI Business Gerald Neal Dyer Worthington, OH English Denise Marie Dunn Huntingdon Valley, PA Health and Physical Education Trevor Lee Huth Michael Thomas Eckhardt Rockville, MD Allendale, NI Business Business Sheryl L. Dyer Verona, NI History Class 0f1979X205 James Michael Eagen III Clarks Summit, PA History Kathleen Anne Eckenrode ; zosxcmss 0f'1979 Berwyn, PA Math Business Brynn Louise Ely Jenkintovvn, PA Biology Steven Mark Evans Huntingdon Valley, PA Biology Donna G. Earl Ridgewood, NI Business , 3: Robert Frdncis Ehlinger North Hills, PA Physics Linda Jane Eckard Englewood, NI Political Science Lovette Marguerite Eichelberger Baltimore, MD Political Science ax Katherine Ann Engel Mark Matthew Engelhart Ridgewood, NJ Bellmore, NY French Biology Karen Lynn Erickson Portola Valley, CA Political Science Robin D. Hassler Reading, PA Biology Janet Ruth Fryer Rockaway, NJ Psychology Gerald Labriola, Ir. Naugatuck, CT Political Science James M. Meyer Riviera Beach, FL Philosophy Joseph Chalice Eshelman, Jr. Hagerstown, MD Chemistry Kenneth Wilson Aungst, Jr. Chambersburg, PA Political Science Sarah Lorna Fancher Walton, NY English Class of1979X207 Jill A. Fausold Scottdale, PA Suzanne Elaine Fee Cheryl A. Faul English Wilton, CT Steelton, PA Business Business Music Education Catherine Ann Feil V J J - , IL ' . . i Gregory Claude Fetters Reading, PA i H - ,: Wilmington, DE History of Ideas s Business B CHITERIUg LODGi Brian Dean Adamson Carney's Point, NJ Business Frederick Bruce Waechter Ambler, PA Business ZOBBClass of 1979 Robert John FeteH Cresskill, NI Business Linda I. Fickel Carlisle, PA A. Political Science Joanna Lorene Feer Media, PA Psychology Sylvia Mercedes Farrell Bronx, NY Spanish Business A . , . i n Michael John Desi Ioseph Michael Haenn, Ir. Bradford, CT Ft. Washington, PA Business Biology Robert Edwin Bull David Francis Donahue Chatham Borough, NI Collegeville, PA Business Business Class 0f1979i209 Norma Jeanne Flack Harrisburg, PA Beverly Anne Fischer Biology Elkton, MD Biology Leslie Kirsten Flexer Michele' Foster Kevin 8. Fox Huntingdon Valley, PA Pennsauken, NI Ellwood City, PA Sociology Political SciencWSpanish Political Science Marjorie Ann Frankenbach David Iverson Furst Fanwood, NI Chambersburg, PA Sociology Physics 21W Class of1979 Richard Lewis Foltz James Kenyon Hill Villanova, PA Mountain Lakes, NI Economics HistorysBusiness Therese Marie Groome Livingston, NJ Business Valerie Jean Gara Jeffrey H. Gott Raritan, NI Avon, NY SpaniSh Business Robert Wayne Hallinger Newtown, PA History Joan L. GreneH Towanda, PA Business Katherine Susanne Grsigsr Sewickley, PA English Class 0f197EN211 L Lynn Carol Hamilton Ann Louise Hamilton Newfoundland, NI Newfoundland, NI Biology Psychology Susan Jane Harris Mechanicsburg, PA Berkeley Heights, NJ Biology French Penny Candra Heimbaugh Harrisburg, PA Business 212XC1ass of 1979 Michael James Henrich Silver Spring, MD Religion Robert Paul Hearne Barrington, NI Physics Philip Mercereau Holbert Sussex, NI Charlotte Arm Heverly Business Ft. Sam Houston, TX Political Science uuumnunn WWwMWW David Andrew Hartmann Bradenton, FL Business Diane Lynn Heller Bowie, MD Political Science Class 0f1979s213 Emily Bernice Horton West Chester, PA Psychology Elizabeth Mary Herald Bryn Mawr, PA Economics Donna May 11g Upper Saddle River, NJ Psychology Meredith Holmes HoWson Weston, CT English Bruce Randolph Hunter Williamsport, PA Music ZIMCIHSS of 1979 Carol Howarth Worcester, PA English Richard Terrence Irrgang Chester Springs, PA History Harold Otto Jacobson Kill Buck, NY Religion Robert George Iundu Piscataway, NJ MathXBusiness Susan Lenora Johnson Bryn Mawr, PA Business Class 0f197W215 Karen Elizabeth Jones Huntingdon Valley, PA Psychology Kerry K Wilmington, DE PsychologWReligion 21WClaSS of 1979 Timothy Jeffrey Johnson New Preston, CT Political Science Paul Michaei Kelly Huntington, NY Business Fiona Katherine Jones Spencerport, NY English Peter Henry Iurgs Wharton, NI Philosophy Ioanne Marie Keleher Newtown Square, PA Sociology Daniel Kern Linda Ann Keller E. Meadow, NY ' Wayne, NJ Physics . Economics Barbara Ann Killian Beach Haven, NI Mathmhysics James Kolher Kipp IV Wilmington, DE Business Eileen Elizabeth King Montevideo, Uruguay Spanish Nancy Jean Kenney Gulph Mills, PA Sociology Kendra Ann Kline Lebanon, PA GermamFrench Class 0f197W217 Patricia Dianne KIamm Rockville, MD Physics Suzanne Alaura Klinger Chambersburg, PA Greek Mary Bresee Klinefelter Baltimore, MD English ZIWClass of 1979 Catherine Ann Knight Glastonbury, CT Psychology Eva Iudith Konkoly Glenside, PA Economics Mary-Elaine Koenig Amherst, MA History Thomas Paul Koutris Chambersburg, PA French Dean Allen Kremer Arnold, MD Business John Nevin Krumrine 11 Kenneth Russell Krissinger Steven Leonard Kreseski State College, PA W. Hartford, CT Iarrettsville, MD Business Math History Jack Curtis Lauffenburger Charlottesville, VA HistorysBusiness Peter Jensen ,78 Mary Kathryn Lemmon Villanova, PA English Class 0f1979s219 VJ Al -. , x Koen Otto Loeven Baltimore, MD Religion Susan Ellen Lintner Montvale, NJ English ZZWClass 0f1979 Kimberly Annette Ling Friedens, PA Psychology Lisa Ann Lamlein Normal, IL Psychology Diann Newtown Square, PA Economics Michael M. Levinson Staten Island, NY Biology Leslie Anne Locke Willow Grove, PA BiologWChemistry f James John McGough Susan Barbara Long Freehold, NI Lebanon, PA BiologWReligion Biology Kenneth Paul Loher Boonton, NI Business William Saxon Loughran Hurley, NY Sociology Leonard Jacob Luckenbach Bethlehem, PA Business Edward I. McNeal, Ir. Baltimore, MD Political Science Kareh Chantilly, VA Business Class of 1979X221 Douglas Stuart McKeeI Bowie, MD Rosemont, PA History Biology Stuart Eliot May Baltimore, MD Studies in Environmental Policy Denise Amelia Miller TenaHy, NI Business L Lorraine Margaret McMillan James Theodore Mackey Warrington, PA Wayne, PA MathsEconomics Psychology Robert Travis Martin, Jr. St. Davids, PA Business ZZZMIluss 0f1979 Philip Joseph Martini, Jr. Philip Joseph Martini, Sr. 47 . , :- Annapolis, MD :V. - 12. x . M Business Matthew Shannon McManness Gettysburg, PA Biology Deborah Ann Menne Bel Air, MD MatMEconomics Denise Colleen Masano Constance Ruth Meissner Wyomissing, PA Killingworth, CT Psychology Political Science i Jane Louise Minnich Charlene Ann Milka Vestal, NY N. Haledon, NJ Business Political Science Class 01 1979 223 Patricia Ann Motheral Colville, WA Physics Alan Deane Merry Bethesda, MD Business Ioseph Morh, Ir. Barbara Caroline Monaghan Perry Hall, MD Westfield, NI History English Christine Martha Iane Moenke Susan Leigh Morrison Point Pleasant Beach, NJ Lebanon, NI English Biology Christopher Michael Moore Biglerville, PA Business EZ-UCIHSS Of 1979 Suzanne Margaret Moore r x .. ' L ' ,7 -- 2Q ' Marcie Mountzoures Pennsauken, NI k . - ' .4 .. Niantic, CT English :: : f V , ' ' ' w History Peter George Muller -, Lewiston, ME Barbara Ann Myhre History Livingston, NJ Sally Nanas Wilton, CT Economics Ian Marie Murphy Alexandria, VA Psychology Timothy Robert Murphy Glen Ridge, NJ Economics Barbara Joyce Nelson Voorhees, NJ Biology Class 0f197SV225 Carol jean Neus Pearl River, NY FrencMBusiness Susan Ellen Oostdyk Green Pond, NJ Spanish 22W Class of 1979 Robert Anthony Ortenzio Mechanicsburg, PA Political Science Anne Rosella Nogatch Hempstead, NY Music Education Mary Elizabeth UMara Old Greenwich, CT Sociology LuAnn Oakes Manasquan, NI james Roy Osterstock Short Hills, NJ English Lisa Beth Parker Oaklyn, NI Art 1 Donna Lynne Ohmott Woodstown, NI English Steven Duane Overly Hanover, PA Political Science Thomas David Palmer Villanova, PA Business Salvatore Mark Paparone Ambler, PA Business Class 0f197EV227 Andrew McCarty Parker . .- . . ' , Eileen Marie Pehanich Manlius, NY ; ' . ' ' 1 ' - , 'k Taylor, PA PhysicchonomiCS , '. , . ., -. Psychology Susan E. Paul Newtown Square, PA HealtWPhysical Education james Edward Partridge Philadelphia, PA Biology Karen Elizabeth Peterson Orange, CT History Amy Jean Pegno Manhasset, NY Sociology Cheryl Lynn Peterson Pittsburgh, PA Political Science David R. Petry York, PA Economics ZEWCIHSS of 1979 Jeffrey Keith Pearson Woodcliff Lake, NJ Biology Susan Phillips Vienna, VA Psychology Aimie Catherine Plank Canajoharie, NY Span$h . Daniel james Priga M ' Reading, PA History Karen Susan Pechter Freehold, NI Math Wanda Jean Pugh Ioan Marie Puzzini Orrstown, PA Laurel, MD Biology English Class 0f1979MZQ lames Michael Purcell Darien, CT Economics x4. -. u vffg s .H... . ,s .o .4 ' ?Jp Thomas Merrill Read Milwaukee, WI Business Laura Eileen Quigle Karen Mieke Randall Dansville, NY Camp Springs, MD History MathsEconomics Cheryl Allison Richard Leslie Schindel 80 Nancy Ann Ranek Missy Kerper ,80 Ridgewood, NI Camp Springe, MD English History 23WCluss of 1979 Mary Ann Riley Chalfont, PA Sociology ,mu . Mary Elizabeth Richardson Wantagh, NY Business Daphne Ann Hiker Donald Charles Roos Oyster Bay, NY Houston, TX French Psychology Hilda RocheiHSantiago Brooklyn, NY SociologWSpanish Peter G. Roche Aanamassa, NI Communications Class of 1979 231 Susan Elizabeth Santos i Phoenix, MD Political Science Barbara Ann Roth Livingston, NI Psychology 1x3 Thomas I. Rutter Succasunna, NI Psychology Mark Amel Seiffert Bridgewater, NJ Sociology Edward Max Schaefer Silver Spring, MD Physics Iames Arthur Sims, Ir. Newark, NJ English Mary Elizabeth Schofer Topton, PA Theater Arts ,V ZliZXClass of 1979 , ' ' Stowe, VT Rachelle E. Shapiro English Dover, NI Sociology john Colby Skraback Cincinnati, OH Business Heather 8. Smith Wilmington, DE Sociology Brian R. Skarda Huntingdon, NY HistorysBusiness Lynne Anne Silva Dorothy Rena Slingluff Westminster, MD Psychology Carol Marie Smith Ridgewood, NI Business Class 0f1979X233 Scott Alan Smith Grove City, PA Business Frank Nathaniel Sollitto, Ir. New Hartford, CT History ZII-UClass 0f'1979 Sharon Cynthia Smith Washington, DC Business Jeffrey C. Snyder Reading, PA Business Susan Iane Solomon Highspire, PA Music Lawrence Howard Snyder Annapolis, MD Math '3 2 Lambda tin 'Htpha 2 Joan Andrea Sonzogni Haddonfield, NJ English L: 1 s John Deutz Strachan Donna I. .Spina New Providence, NJ West Chester, PA Political Science Biology Terri Fay StuH Clarks Summit, PA Spanish Barbara May Stedman Wantagh, NY Political Science Business Cynthia A. Speler Erdenheim, PA Psychology David A. Stock Berwyn, PA Business Teena Lynn Stewart Mahwah, NJ Psychology Steven Todd Sutter Toledo, OH Biology Class 0f1979s235 Carol A. Sullivan Wilmington, DE French Business Barbara jenny Toscano Hackensack, NJ English Karen Tykal Wheaton, MD Biology BHWCluss of 1979 Susan Gorham T011 Jenkintown, PA Kenneth Suarez Biology Spanish Marybeth Sahlaney Ligonier, PA Spanish F f Anne C. Sykes Meadowbrook, PA Chemistry Psychology Jackson, NJ Thomas joseph Vignola Wanamassa, NI MatMEconomics Cynthia Anne Ward Karen Ann Warner Towson, MD Hanover, PA English MatMSociology Carol Evans TWItCheH Wellesley Hills, MA German French Bryn Lee Van Zandt Media, PA HealtWPhysical Education Susan jayne Weigand Towson, MD Political Science Diane Elaine Wendel William David Wertz Patricia Ann Wheatley Asheville, NC Wyomissing, PA Englewood Cliffs, NJ Psychology Business Psychology Class 0f197w237 Donna Lynn Whiting Aberdeen, NJ Sociology Peter Ryan Williamson Towson, MD Biology Claire Ann Wilmot Moorestown, NJ Sociology ZBWCIUSS M1979 Ma b v , Leslie A. Williams Mary Lou Wilson Wernersville, PA Boonton, NJ Biology Biology Rebecca Lee Wilson Export, PA Biology Cynthia Iane Williams Erdenheim, PA William Carl Wackenfuss Sociology Kings Park, NY Biology Margaret Ann Wolfe Camp Hill, PA Indian Studies s james Peter Woodnorth Neptune, NI Business Jennifer Ann Worme Setauket, NY Political Science Dale jeffrey Yingst Middletown, PA Business Robert John Yokemjck Copiague, NY Political Science Laurie Jean Youngs Rockfall, CT james A. M. Zarrella Joseph Michael Zubia Biology S. Easton, MA Bethlehem, PA History Political Science Class 0f1979s239 24mClass 0f1979 Mary Beth Zurell Carolyn Zygmont Bristol, CT Greenwich, CT Biologwphilosophy History Meg Loraine Zimmerman John R. Zent Charlottesville, VA Keymar, MD History English Kevin Show Mahoney Robert C. Woerner Nyack, NY Mendham, NI Psychology Business M . Richard Michael Rubio Walter Eward Elcock New Providence, NI Brookline, MA Business English Susan K. Saxton Stacie Anne McGivern Allenton, PA Paoli, PA Political Science Political Science Kimberly Rae Bowers Ft. Washington, MD English Melanie Irene Maddox Linthicum, MD Biology Lynne Marie Morrison Bethesda, MD Biology Paradise, PA Music Education Gail Louise Cooper Newtown Square, PA Business Lynn lane Shollenberger Bethlehem, PA Sociology Constance Sue Peterman Lancaster, PA Music jennifer Ellen Coates Paradise, PA Sociology Barbara Jean Coates Sandy D. Burton Vincentown, NI Biology Melissa Bethge Shepstone Glen Head, NY HealthsPhysicaI Education Robert Priest Garden City, NY Business Class 0f197EVZ41 Anne Cecilia Peitz Haddonfield. NJ Business Martha Jane Shurts Wilmington, DE Sociology James George Birkenstock William Brown Butler, IT- Garden City, NY Maple Shade, NI Political Science Political Science Joseph M. Vought York, PA Religion Cynthia B. Rossner Catherine Marie Berley Merchantville, NI Kensington, MD Sociology Business Kenneth Dean Williams Robert King Lewis Lower Burrell, PA Cumberland, MD Religion Religion Charles Marcus Shively East Stroudsburg, PA Native American Studies IHWCIaSS Of 1979 Kathryn F. Wolford Reading, PA History Middlebury, VT Psychology Douglas Daniel Traverso Belmar, NJ Political SciencWHistory Robert P. Henderson Jr. State College, PA Business Bruce Kevin Meneely Harrisburg, PA Psychology Mark Louis Dottavio Fallston, MD Sociology William john Geating Abington, PA Sociology John Patrick Barnes Edison, NJ Political Science Kay Lorraine Patton Lebanon, PA Psychology jiH Johanna Nelson W. Barnstable, MA Sociology Deborah Elizabeth Myers York, PA Biology Cynthia Ann Smilak Wernersville, PA BiologWMath Alethea Fern Carpousis Reading, PA Political Science Florence Anne Click N. Plainfield, NJ Business W i . T WM ' X . 389 W '; Lynnae D. Betts Belle Terre, NY Religion Class 0f1979X243 Paul Scott Welliver Charles Richard Eppleman i Westminster, MD King of Prussia, PA History Business Thomas Wilson Burkett Bridgeport, WV Business 1 . Steven Pratt Justice Newark, DE Business : Robert john LeComte, Jr. Wilmington, DE English Jay Howard Ion jordan, Ir. Palmyra, NY Biology Peter James Lamberti St. James, NY Business John Thomas Mastovich Greencastle, PA Biology Glenn MacDonald Horan Scotch Plains, NI History Eric Jeffrey Nelson Bel Air, MD HealthiPhysical Education John Stephen Martino New City, NY Political Science : George A. Maier, Ir. 1 Westmont, NI Healthiphysical Education Paul Michael Raymond Riverside, CT Business john Charles Sullivan Short Hills, NJ Business Richard Thomas Burke Thomas Stanley Smith David Brett Stein Hackettstown, NJ Claymont, DE Ossining, NY '3 History Sociology Business : Z44XClass of 1979 i Laurie A. Bell New Hope, PA Psychology Pamela Helene Gallup Bel Air, MD Psychology Bruce Jay Mechtly Catawissa, PA Physics Peter Vincent Rodino Meredith Ann Weber Berkeley Hts, NI Kennett Square, PA MathiBusiness History Gloria Jean Dutton Glastonbury, CT Business Steven Richard Diemer Bridgewater, NI Business Gregory S. McDermott Westfield, NJ Business Robert Ely Croner Fairview Village, PA Political Science Philip Alexander Cotsalas Valley Stream, NY Business Philip James Bernardi Glastonbury, CT Business Frank Gaines Bennett Glasgow, KY Business Class 0f1979i245 Kathleen Marie Potosnak David Frederick Neumann West Caldwell, NJ Waco, TX Psychology Psychology John William Butcher Trenton, NI , BiologyKJhemistry Robert Page Edwards Bel Air, MD BiologyKIhemistry Robert Sherman Cole Pompano Beach, FL BiologWChemistry john Grey James Laurence Boland Metuchen, NJ Biology Kimberly Ann Alafat Enfield, NH Psychology Suzanne D. Bums Rosemont, PA MatWEconomics Patricia A. O Brien Blue Bell, PA Psychology Nancy Elaine Krone Glen Rock, PA SociologWBusiness 24WC111550f1979 M.A.-kg- Jeffrey Alan Bartolino Cranbury, NI Political Science John Wesley Howard, Ir. Bloomfield, NI Political Science Thomas Paul Tillett Martinsburg, PA History Jeffrey George Barber Aliquippa, PA History Raymond Louis Laudo Somers, NY Political Science Amy Clara Bohr Kathy S. Guckes Mary Sue Nulty Mary Tower 80 Waccabuc, NY West Chester, PA Gladwyne, PA English Psychology Psychology Lauren DOUgIOS Leigh Ann Hammer Ridgewood, NJ Narberth, PA Business Business Anthony G. OMaHey Scarsdale, NY Business Richard D. Betterly West Hazelton, PA History Brian D. Kennedy Rockville Centre, NY Economics Class of 197W247 Barbara I. Bright Worcester, PA BusinessiSpanish Medford Pines, NJ Cynthia A. Eni Business Hope Dyer Lafayette Hill PA Business 1 Marianne R. Miller ' Cherry Hill, NJ i Political Science : i Carol Lee Frailey Newtown Square, PA Business Frank Clyde Mate Charles Blane Pianko, 1r. Rockville, MD Meadowbrook, PA i Psychology History WM' Kenneth R. Lennington Dennis Bryan Durkin Rockaway, NJ Meadowbrook, PA i Biology Business ' 'i Lynn Millard Stover V Gettysburg, PA Music Education l 24WClass f0 1979 A A 444 4-,W 4 WK , . .,. u, , .A. Craig Barton Fryhle Bradford Cleaveland Palmer Bergenfield, NI Lakeville, CT Chemistry Math Jeffrey Michael Ramsdeli Spring Lake Hts, NJ Psychology Richard Carmichael Hollyday Wilton, CT History Kevin Ernest Kindig Ocean City, NJ Business William Brandstatter III Mountainside, NJ Business Francis M. Leake Bethlehem, PA Political ScienceiBusiness Michael Albert Falco, Ir. Norristown, PA Business George Hamilton White 111 Plymouth Meeting, PA History Rodd Richard Ruland Bethlehem, PA Business john Robert Steinberg New Britain, CT Economics Class of 1979i249 Km: Thomas john Morton Keren Standish Smith Cheshire, CT Ladysmith, WI Political Science Psychology Peter Hubbard Kirby Cheshire, CT Sociology 3; 539: A Tim Samuel Rexon Haddonfield, NI Business Alison Nairn Paul Wilton, CT Sociology Lynn Scillieri Wayne, NJ Political Scienchpanish Angela Amelia Antoine Philadelphia, PA Psychology man Sue Ann Owen jersey Shore, PA Sociology Vanessa Lynn Mossman Mechanicsville, MD English 250K11uss of 1979 Stephen Donald Friars Ridgewood, NI Sociology Maria Christina Victorial Ferran Northport, NY Political SciencesSpanish Jeffreyii Schiffmah Clifton, NJ Biology Jill R. Passes Bethesda, MD Business Sally Lou Gearhart Allentown, PA Business Mildred Suzanne Tome Hanover, PA Math Michael D. Berner Middletown, PA Business C. Robin Losey Basking Rdge, NI HealthsPhysical Education Class 0f197EU251 YH'U , :f . 0 W60 1 Four years ago the theme for Freshman Orientation Service was that of New Beginnings. Once again the members of the class of 1979 are beginning anew. Today we celebrate the festival of Pentecost commemorating a time of new beginnings for Christ's disciples and the begin- ning of the Christian Church. The banner for this festival day represents the Holy Spirit's de- scent upon us. May God bless and guide us as we go our sepa- rate ways bearing the fruits of His spirit and the seeds of wis- dom which were sown in these four years. -Sunday, June 3, 1979 C0mmencemenU253 MI'. and Mrs. Ulysses W. Antoine Angela and Estelle Arena Mrs. Doris Aungsl Mario I. and Mary R. Bum Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Buir Mr. and Mrs. Dexter F. Baker Mr. and Mrs Pntcr J. Barnes. Ir. Mr, and Mrs. Roger A, Burnett Alex I. and Mary J. Burtulino Mr. and Mrs. L. D2110 Buumunk DI'. and Mrs. David N. Beach Mr. zmd Mrs. William A. 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