Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1980 volume:

bx .i! . xxX .5 XX: xxxxxxxv $$ hag??? 7 3 p. 98 p. 196 SENIORS 8 2 1 D E W L T N E D U T S 6 5 D. Y T L U m F 00 1 D N E M S S A L C R m U Advisor: Editor: Photography: Layout: Copy and Underclassmen: Sports: Faculty: Student Life: Seniors: Business: Mary Gutting Marguerite Klein Nancy Iewell Susan Marney Ann Fisher Amy Fargason Claudia Cook Linda Boretos Siri Lynn lean Wiengerd Ianice Myers Florence 1220 Kathy Murphy Laurie Annonio ALL MY LIFES A CIRCLE 4-, 'ni , Ju- THE MOON ROLLS THROUGH THE TIL THE DAYBREAK COMES AROUND ALL MY LIFES A 1 CIRCLE v444.7 BUT I CANT TELL YOU WHY N w . .a :5 v . 3.4.3? 3. QE. m A G A THE YEARS KEEP ROLLING I r I ! i i ! i E :' LIKE FVE BEEN HERE BEFORE 10 3w rm rm? 7. '::?'1 'r . THAT WELL ALL BE TOGETHER AGAIN 13 NO STRAIGHT LINES MAKE UP X MY LIF E 14 THERES N 0 CLEAR- CUT BEGINNING AND so FAR NO CLEAR END. .Q . J! 7'? 16 i I i l'Circle l By Harry Chapin All my lifels a circle Sunrise and sundown The moon rolls through the night time Til the daybreak comes around. All my life's a circle But I canlt tell you why The seasons spinning round again The years keep rolling by. It seems like Ive been here before, I canlt remember when, I got this funny feeling That we'll all be together again. Therels no straight lines make up my life And all the roads have bends, Therels no clear-cut beginning And so far no clear end. 17 i l l l l l 1 l 20 It all started way back in your carefree summer days, when you received a friendly note from your orientation leader. They tried to advise you what to bring, what to expect, but who could prepare you for what lies ahead? Upon your arrival at Gettysburg, you worked your way through Registration lines. Unloading the car was your next major step, while you anxiously awaited the arrival of your roommate. A banquet was served that first night for the entire freshman class. Before you had time to get settled you were thrown into a whirlwind of events. You met your orientation group and your advisor, were given a tour of campus, took all sorts of tests and learned the Honor Code. As orientation drew to a close you celebrated with a freshman class dance and tried to prepare for the semester ahead. Louis H. Acquista Dawn M. Adams Gerald S. Albright Katherine A. Alesio Brenda G. Allocco Timothy P. Anderson Elizabeth G. Andes Carlene M. Andrews Denice M. Andrews 1 .' o f ? Kristin A. Ardell . Marcy I. Armington Linda A. Asterino Elizabeth Auperin Kirk D. Becchi David S. Beck Janie L. Bennett Linda S Bennetto Ann M. Betcke Lisa S. Bettke Christopher P. Boehmcke C. David Brooks Joseph R. Brown Auralee A. Burchett Margaul M Button Maria Curacciolo Steve A. Carlsen Iindm M Cekan Michele D. I Cernohorsky once H. Chambers ii: I E E E I If: 2; I 1. II 22 Io Anne Claypool Douglas E. Congdon Christopher A. Connolly Lesley E. Cotten Anne H. Cowie Margaret A. Crane Michele A. Creamer Colleene Cummins Flora D. Darpino Caren E. De'Ath Patrick F. Dewey Pamela S. Deyo Alix P. Dickey Ann M. Dorko Deirdre I. Duddy Candice M. Dunn Susan H. Eicholtz Connie H. Eisinger Peter N. Ellinwood Mark A. Esposito Susan T. Fabiszak ' Amy E. Fargason Christopher A. Farris Sandra K. Faul Carolyn Feeney Thomas C. Feeney Karen A. Fernandes Ann H. Fisher Susan M. Fitzgibbon Kenneth R. Foreman Richard D. Fornaro Menton I. Frable 23 Anthony E. Fraenkel Katherine A. Frick Marilyn B. Fricke Susan R. Frost Janine A. Fugere Howard B. Cartland Ann L. Carver N. Geracimos , Jennifer L. Gilbert l l 5 Sharon M. Gilligan Kimberly A. Class Gerard L. Gonsalves Nora S. Goodhue Roger J. Goodslein Barbara I. Graff Charles E. Grille Karen E. Grubcr Melissa Cunzler Lori A. Gutshall Charlotte A. Hacffele George W. Hagerman Kenny T. Hahn' Daniel R. Hunner Carla L Hciberg lune! S. Hemenway I Philip C. Herr Veronica L. Herrick 1 Elaine M. Hesser Cathryn L Hewton Elissa I. Hoffman Scot A. Hogan Sally Hoh Cindy L. Homm Thomds I. Hornbeck R. Mark Homer Lori E. Illingworth Gregory S. Iorhuff . K: I C . ' . ha. x 3! 5 Hniuh m In . . 24 Bruce E. Irrgang Florence C. Izzo Marc P. Iaccard Wendi L. Jacobs Suzanne T. Jardine Allen F. Iett Richard W. Jones Brenda L. Kamsler Brenda L. Keller Gary S. Margiotta George L. Marlette Susan Marney . Linda M. Marra Brian W. Martin Daniel C. Kellogg Marybeth Kelly Megan A. Kelly Lee A. Little Robert G. Little Rebecca 1. Lorigan Gilbert B. Lyons Polly A. Magee Susan M. Mallin James I. Kelley Lisa L. Kellow Madeleine A. Knaus Mary E. Koval Gregory S. Kuczawa Eileen D. Kwiecinski Jeanne S. Laman Ellen M. Lang Annette M. Lange Mary I. Lautsbaugh Debra I. Lease John G. Lehman Carolyn E. Leister Kathleen S. Line 25 1. Stanley Murray David W. Naser Allyn E. Nelson Tracy L. Nemec Nancy Newcomb Brenan R. Nierman Barbara A. Nieukirk Robert L. Noddin Ruth Ann Norbury Barbara A. Ogden Susan A. Oravec Frederick 0. Mitchell William P. Mitchell ; Christopher G. Mooney Kathleen A. Moore Bonnie S. Morter Suzanne T. Mountain Greg Mas Peter C. McCann John W. McCauley Raymond C. McCool Karen P. McDermott Kathleen C. McDonald Robert I. McLaughlin Jane S. Melber Debbie L. Merriman Pamela L. Messineo Mary Patricia A. Mielach Kim L. Miller Scott Owens Holly L. Peterson . JoAnn Y. Powlus Adam Puglia Susan E. Pahides Robert Parris Janet G. Patrick Pamela L. Patterson Paul A. Pitrone Patricia L. Podolin Stacey L. Powell William C. Pyron Steven W. Rand Elizabeth A. Rathbun Donald B. Reilly Eugene W. Reilly Diane L. Reinig . Jacqueline A. Ricciane Catherine B. Ricks Hilary A. Robinson Susan K. Rose Craig A. Rosati Patricia E. Roth Amy I. Rowe Lynne A. Royer Betsy R. Rusalnder Joseph D. Sarra Suzanne M. Scannelli 27 once H. Scheyhing Nancy L. Schlossnagle Nan C. Schnell S. Michael Schollmeyer Hugo W. Schroeder Mark R. Schweizer David W. Scott Dale C. Selover Brian K. Senft Heidi A. Sheesley Stephen A. Shebell Karen L. Shipe W. Peter Simon Jennifer A. Slike Douglas L. Smith Karen L. Soden Elizabeth A. Standring L. Seth Statler Tammi L. Stephens Stephen L. Swartzbaugh Thomas K. Swisher Emily A. Tark Ronald E. Taylor K. Stuart Terry Robert B. Towe Maureen P. Tregoning Lisa G. Van Istendal Iulie A. Vincent Linda I. Warman Jane S. Weaver Dorothy G. Wegard Fred B. Weiss William E. Wells Robert G. Wheeler David A. Whitehouse David S. Wiechecki Kari A. Williams Willard R. Wolf Lisa A. Woodland Ionay A. Yanchick Iames D. Yoder G. Guyer Young Cynthia S. Ziegler Regina A. Zubia Catherine A. Ahrens Mark S. Albury Linda D. Allen Michael I. Allewalt Gwen R. Almgren Christopher 1. Aloise Nancy C. Ambach Elizabeth L. Anderson Katharine E. Anderson Patricia S. Anderson Timothy R. Anderson Michael J. Angotti Laurie A. Annonio Irene M. Arnold Leslie I. Aurandt Wendy Bair Ellen S. Bakalian Robert F. Ball Kevin L. Banning Michael I. Barlow - Kelly A. Barnes Debra Barnisin Douglas D. Beattie .m'm Trenton M. Beriont David M.C. Beruh Mary Ellen Bickel Daria A. Biernat Nancy Billington Jane E. Birkenstock Patricia F. Bischoff Iames N. Blodgett Diane L. Bloomquist Linda C. Boggs Jim R. Bogorowski Brian F. Boland Linda L. Boretos Kimberly Bosco Brian Bowersox Robert F. Boynton Christopher S. Brady Sharon B. Brady Pamela Braun Tony Brennan Betty Bristol Brenda S. Brodt Richard A. Brooke 41 0444 04494 31 David W. Brown Sheryl M. Brust Margaret L. Bryan Neil 0. Bryant Carol B. Buchanan Karen L. Bunke Patrica E. Callahan Thomas H. Calvert Susan Cannon Eileen M. Carey Tracie E. Carrol A. Renee Carter 1 Michael A. Casolo . Susan C. Cass 1 Ellen B. Chambers Robert H. Chapin Corinne Chassan Chang S. Chew Eric V. Chubb ' Heidi L. Clark Wanda M. Clark Julie A. Clemens Peter N. Cloutier Jill M. Cobb Stephanie Cohn Geoffrey A. Cole Kairsten A. Cole Richard G. Cole Molly A. Coleman Carl I. Comasco Russel I. Composto Rebecca W. Cook Harry D. Cooper Kenneth B. Cornell Laura A. Castrogivanni David C. Cox Timothy Cox 32 John N. Critchley Carol W. Crockett Cecil C. Cross Michael S. Cross Charles P. Crowl Lawrence W. Cuneo Neil C. Cuomo James H. Curry Brett A. Daggs Paul F. D'Ambrosio Susan E. Dardes Harley B. Daubert John F. Davies Richard DeBlasio Kathleen M. Deegan Claudia Derse . Iohn R. DeWan William I. Dickinson Carol M. Didden Mary Ellen Dorman Anne M. Dowlin Andrew I. Downer Allan R. Dsurney Thomas K. Duane Scott Dudak Thomas P. Duffy Ann M. Dutchyshyn Allison J. Dyer Daniel G. Eberhardt Dennis A. Eberhardt Andy F. Ebersole Cynthia L. Elsner Drew C. Elwood John H. Emerson Louis C. Erskine Chris R. Eyster Corinne M. Fairchild Stephen P. Falcigno Patrick I. Farrell Susan Faulhaber 33 . Ernie A. Feirer Lisa A. Fell Michael R. Fink Iennifer I. Fisher Joseph B. Fitzpatrick Catherine L. Foley Janice Fraser Jeffrey R. Frebowitz Edward 1. Frederick R. Sean Gallagher Peter C. Gambee Robert W. Garthwail George I. Gehrins Iohathan M. Glass ' Robert C. Clover David Glynn Christopher C. Goes Ir. Richard B. Goldfarb Amy I. Goldman Rozlyn Goldyn M. Brett Goodrich Francis W. Gorham loan E. Grecnaway Kari A. Gribble Kathleen Grogan Paul A. Grotz Sharon L. Crzelecki Steve M. Gubh Laura M. Guiducci Ann E. Halan Michael R. Hall Richard T. Harris Linda L. Hartford Diane R. Hartunian Mark W. Hartzell Hilary Hastings Fred S. Hecker William Hayduk Cara L. Hedeman Cheryl L. Heiberg Robert I. Heinick Sharon I. Hendershot Diana L. Hess Kenneth R. Hess Christine Hodges Eric P. Hoffman Inga 1. H011 Kimberly Hollander Cynthia A. Homsher Donald 1. Hoover Susan Horbeck Kimberly S. Home Susan M. Horowitz Linda L. Houston William H. Howard Darcy E. Howe L. Benjamin Howell Timothy L. Huff Iulie-Ann Huffnagel Jonathan F. Hunt Glenn P. Izmser Elaine M. Jenkins Amy J. Johnson Beth A. Johnson Kristin L. Jones Kenneth R. Iuricic Kristine L. Karklin Adam I. Kastan Andrew B. Katz Sally E. Keech Steven B. Keene Paul F. Kelly Richard A Kcrhy Melissa Kerwien Beth E. Iacoby ' Kim M. Iacoby Barbara L. Iacggi Gregory C. Iaekel Diane L. Janick Lynn C. Ianke Michael W. Kichman Kathleen M. Kilheeney 36 Jennifer T. Kimball Charlene J. King Barbara A. Kirch Iohn H. Kirkener Jeffrey 0 Hunter Clark W. Hurlburt William L. Hyman Robert V. Iosue Karen L. Irwin James E. Iacobsen Ann M. Jacobson Eric A. Jacobson Bud I. Kolbe Robert L. Komoroski Deborah S. Koons Cynthia L. Knapp Marcia E. Knorr Heidi E. Kraft Matthew F. Krempasky Michael S. Krotman Nancy L. Kuck Ellie I. Kuehn Richard L. Kunkle Peter R. LaCount Timothy I. Lambert Cathy I. Langevin Altonso 1. L320 John M. Leahy Kenneth W. Lee Heidi C. Leo Lonnie D. Lerew James M. Lessig Pamela A. Levora Daniel T. Lewbart Cynthia K. Lill David R. Lissy Nancy J. Litchfield Gregory A. Locke Virginia G. Lockwood Nancy E. Loh Emily L. Long Susan I. Lostocco Iacqueline A. Lovett Frederick S. Lowe Linda A. Luckenbach Siri Lynn Beth L. MacDonald r Michael Mackey Pamela M. Macpherson Emily Madero Iames Malloy Nancy L. Marden Christopher N. Marini Elizabeth A. Martin Maureen M. Martin Joseph W. Martini Bruce R. Masano William S. Mayer R. Timothy McBride Eileen T. McCabe Kathryn A. McCarl Mary Io McClelland ' Ellen R. McDaniel John M. McElroy Roderick J. McGibbon John I. McGuire Cheryl J. McHale Sean M. McKenna Stephen R. McKenzie Julia A. McNeal Ralph T. Meade George H. Meyer : 4 Nicholas I. Micros Edward B Miller Joy E. Miller Martha B Mil1er Richard J. Miller Christopher M. Minton Barbara I. Mohr William J. Monacelli Eugene M. Mones D. Douglas Moobcrry Antonio 0. Moore Christine R. Morgan Buss P. Morrison Wendy E. Morse Ianet S. Munday Pam Morton Bruce J. Murphy E. Lynn Murphy Calvin S. Muse David R. Musselman Janice C. Myers ' Gregory Naryshkin Diane E. Nelson Iill L. Niedentohl Robert A. Niess Frankie Nieves Rick G. Nord Suzanne Nystrom Jeffrey A. Oakes Laurie E. O Bryon Susan M. O Connell John T. O'Conner Robert H. Offermann Carolyn F. O'Neill Ralph D. Oyler Thomas R. Palomaki Iames D. Pels Rich D. Pardo Peter S. Parsons Nancy A. Passele Elizabeth A. Paulison William I. Pearce Robert V. Pellettieri David S. Pendergrass , Karen L. Peters Lisa E. Petraglia Joseph R Petrella John C. Pfaff Frank I. Piccolella Iennifer L. Pierson Terry L. Piggot Karen L. Pinch Steven E. Pottash Kristi 1. Powell Andrew W. Pruitt Robert I. Pucci Paul C. Quigley i l 1 Laura A. Rauch Paul C. Reher Donald C Reed Homer R. Rich Dana l. Ridgway Daniel G Roberts Gwen A. Rodgers Christian E. Roemer Lisa A. Rossi W. Thomas Roy Mimi Ruiz ' William P. Rumbaugh Wendy L. Rumpp David F. Ryder Neil L Ryder Suzanne L. Sankey Nancy M. Savoca Eric I. Schad Susan I. Scheibner Neil F. Schembre Kathryn L. Schild Peter N. Schmidt Amy I. Schneider C. Scott Schoenborn Michael D. Scotton Alan D. Selsor Douglas A. Seibel Steve Severud William J. Seymour Cynthia E. Sharshan Timothy J. Stewart Lindsey M. Stone Peter 1. Stone Randall W. Stone Michael T. Strayer I. Mark Shell Marc P. Sherer Andrew E. Sheridan Paula A. Shields Ann I. Sholly Matthew L. Shomaker Elaine H. Short I. Paul Shroads Barbara S. Shults Gregg I. Siefert Donna C. Sifflard Peter D. Sileo Gary M. Simon Donna M. Singley Beth I. Sinibaldi Leslye M Sinn I Andrew G. Smith Kevin R Smith Linda A. Smith Ron Smith Sheridan 1. Smith Karen S. Spellman Robert Stadel Scott A. Stanley Donald R. Steele Stephen M. Steiner 41 Carol A. Suggs Mary M. Susa Paula L. Sweeney Pamela I. Sweeting Carol-Lee Syvertson Kevin M. Tague Perry E. Tallman Kathryn D. Tarr Dennis M. Tarrant Stephen C. Tavella Helen I. Taylor Christine L. Tervo ' Leslie C. Thompson David L. Thorpe Geoffrey C. Thulin .- Iane Toft i Linda L. Treumuth David K. Turner Pamela J. VanHart 1 Debbie VanRiper Philip W. Verhalen Nancy A. Wagner Elizabeth J. Walker Robbin L. Walley Deborah A. Walter Iohn K. Watkin Cari C. Watrous Constance M. Waygood Linda A. Weaver Michael A. Weber Katherine J. Welsh Laura K. Wheeler Wade M. Wheeler Robin L. Wichtner Iulie A. Wickesser Elaine M. Wilkinson Iames B. Willis jean F. Wingerd David Scott Woodcock Kelly A. Woods Linda A. Wunsch James F. Wynn Iohn I. Yeldezian xl Robert T. Zeberlein Dorian E. Ziedonis Iohn C. Zolper Howard R. Zveitel 43 John Aciukewicz Elizabeth S. Albany Janice Anderson Linda Anderson Paul S. Anderson Carolyn R. Andrews Lisa Andrews Carmine I. Annunziato W. Scott Armington Michael E. Autera Sarah Babylon Kimberly A. Baklarz Donna Balka Leslie Barber Eric I. Barley S ' Jane Beacham Kathy E. Beals Robert C. Becker Hillary B. Begola David R. Berlin Gary W. Berner Patricia A. Bessel Timothy Betterly Jeannie L. Betz 44 g E a 4 AJA- Nancy R. Binder Kathy G, Bingham Rebecca A. Birch Barbara A. Bittner Stephanie E. Burt Iohn Carey Diane S. Case Ann Cavaliere Michael F. Blaisuis Brenda Bocina Richard A. Brenner Bradley I. Bretzin Stephen A. Bright Linda L. Brown Wendy K. Brown Susan Buffington Fred Bull Stephen R. Burke Robert I. Britten Thomas P. Brogan Karen L. Brotsker Robert Brower Frank K. Brown Linda I. Brown 45 Richard K. Chambers Timothy Chatburn Elizabeth A. Chisholm Francis X. Claps Ward F. Clark Stephen K Cloetingh Stephanie L. Cable Iayne Coblentz Susan L. Collie John J. Connor Janice Conway Charles E. Cordell Christopher Correnti Skip Cowen Susan J. Craft Patricia A. Craig Mark J. Crispen Jonathan C. Currier Cary Czuladu Sharon Durmetko Karen Davidson Hurry T. Davies Barbara Duvis Gregory Davis Timothy Day Gina M. DcDominitxus Patricia A. Deluhunt Cordell A. DeLaPCna lostrph A DeLutis Paul A. DCSnrno Thomas A. DeSimonc Linda I. Dewey Gerhard P. Dietrich John Dinapoli Anne E. DiVirgilio Kristin Dordal Chet W. Douglass Sharon L. Drugnn Edward M. Dua Peter I. Dunbar Dean H. Dusinberre Colleen M. Dwyer Elizabeth B. Easton 46 Robert B. Edmiston Christian D. Eichorn Susan Elliot Betsy A. Ellis Dana B. Enright Elizabeth Erickson Mark H. Euler Catherine A. Fahs Christine A. Farley Iulie Feldhusen Jacinta L. Felice Lisa V. Fergerson Barry S. Green Doug Greenberg Janet E. Griffin John I. Griffin Maris E. Griffin William Fieles Charles I. Fischer Thomas H. Fisher Tracy E. Fitzpatrick Len I. Gemma Iill Gerner Edward Gibbon Patrick V. Fleming Charles L. Folk Iune B. Forsyth Beth A. Fortney James E. Gahres Susan H. Gambee Stuart A. Garner Charles B. Garrett Kathleen Garvey Thomas Gealey Kirsten Geehr Suzanne Gehring Christine M. Godshall Timothy J. Golden Lauri E. Grassi 47 Deborah L. Griffith I I Barbara I. Grove Cynthia Ann Grove Nancy L. Grummer Hillary Guenther Carl E. Gullbrand Christine M. Gustafson Joseph Guty Cynthia Haberern Ieffrey H. Hager Janet S. Hambleton Teresa L. Hanna Craig D. Harmer Christine K. Harmer Lynn S. Harris Alison Hart Sue Hastings Clayton T. Heckler Stephen M. Hepler . Shirley Hepp Linda I. Herman Carolyn Herzog Julie A. Hess Kirt W. Hettler Julie A. Hewitt Elizabeth A. Hiatt Kathleen A. Hiles Mary L. Higley Susan B. Hirschfeld Mark A. Hoffman Rebeccn M. Hohman John A. Hohneker Marian F. Holmes 1081 Horowitz Stephen D. Hostnik Mark I. Hourigan Ken M. Howard Thirza Iacobus Christopher T. Ientsch Ronald H. Iirsa Thomas I. Jordan Cindy S. Kalkwarf Kathryn A. Iohnson Richard W. Iohnston Robert M. Karz Margaret A. Katz Ieffrey I. Katzelnick Mark D. Kauffman Elizabeth Keeler Kathleen S. Keers Kevin Kiesel Danny P. Kingsborough Kevin M. Kinscherf Beth A. Kipping Barbara I. Kirby Marguerite L. Klein Kimberly S. Klitze Hildegard Kopp James B. Kraiman Cecile S. Kramer Karen C. Kroggel . Marvin Krone Ian L. Kull Ann E. Kulp 49 Christine Kulp Gayl N. Kunttu Nancy S. Kupfer Justin D. Lang James E. Langrall Richard D. Lapham Linda L. Lapple Steven B. Larsen Barbara Latham Joyce A. Lattanzio Laura M. Lee Phyllis J. Leopold Maida I. Lewis Thomas Librizzi Robert H. Loughran 5. Linda L. Luttrell Robert J. Lutz Jeffrey I. Lynch Sandra Macafee ' Gary S. MacConnell Lisa-Marie Maida William R. Mainardi Rebeccu L. Marine Clinton E. Marshall Elizabeth A. Martino Louise 1. Masailo Kathryn McConaghie Meg McElhaney lohn I. McGrath Rebekah E. Mclnroy Ellen M. McKnight John W. McLaughlin Brian J. McMonagle Andrew J. Medico Donna D. Merriam Brian F. Miller Gary M. Miller Amy L. Millsop Raymond S. Mohr Jeffrey L. Mooney 50 Edward M. Moore Leslie A. Moraller Laura I. Muha I. Mark Munson Lisa H. Munze Elizabeth A. Murphy John J. Murphy Kathy M. Murphy Ianet C. Murray Richard L. Mutch M. Lynn Myers Jane M. Nase James L. Norcross William B. North Jeffrey Charles Oak Linda B. Ockerbloom William E. ONeill Daniel P. Owens David R. Owens Marianne Paparone Debra L. Partenheimer Edward A. Partenope W. Bruce Pasfield Virginia B. Paterson Claire Pender Mark A. Perry C. Lori Pfann Elizabeth A. Phillips Linda A. Pickford I Charlene E. Pises Betsy E. Podsiadlo Melissa Poole Patricia A. Rehm Lisa A. Reid Craig A. Reigel Amy L. Reinhardt Mark A. Rescinitti Robert H. Powers James M. Putnam Barry N. Quintcr Douglas E. Raitt Christopher Redmond Ieffrey E. Reed 51 Leigh A. Rhein Stuart A. Rhood Lorna I. Rice Joseph P. Rich Michael L. Rich Angela C. Ring Susan L. Robinson Stephen N. Romanelli Lauren E. Roscher Lynn 8. Ross Thomas Rovinski Christine Roy James E. Saffery Kevin A. Santulli Dede Schanno Gregory Schell Kristine Schmidt Richard S. Schmidt Margaret Selby Michael F. Sepesi William P. Serfass Geoffrey S. Severud Barbara L. Seyl Carol A. Shannahan Carol A. Shelly Lori B. Shmukler Carol A. Shoaff Allen R. Shrader lack Shuck Dave Sibley William I. Siegfried Susan E. Simpson 52 Brian I. Smith Helen Smith Mark Smith Mary Catherine Smith John E. Snow Andrew Sostek Deirdre E. Sowarby Barbara Spillane Eugene I. Spoehr Iohn I. Sprowls Marcia A. Stahl Kimberly A. Staub Wayne R. Steinhaucr Linda S. Steininger Jennifer L. Stevens William D. Stewart Stephanie M. Streich Cathyann Striffler Mark B. Stull Dorothy 1. Sunday Gene S. Surmacz I. Cassin Sutor Andrew H. Talbot Lisa R. Talmage Richard N. Terrett John P. Thomas Rhonda L. Thomas Charles H. Thompson Thomas A. Thurston William R. Toal Christine Toldrian Iay A. Tome Joseph F. Tornetta James A. Totin Geoffrey A. Totoro Jerome Donald Towe Curtis S. Townshend Heidi T. Tuma David N. Turner Karen E. Tylus Peter C. Valentine Donna Sue VanCleaf Wendy A. VanHouten Christopher VanZandt Donna Varricchio Chris Vecchiolla Matthew S. Victor 2 Edward I. Vitt ! on M. Vought David R. Wagner Iaci C. Wagner William C. Wagner Arthur C. Walczyk Richard L. Wallace Robert C. Wallace 54 Donald A. Walter' William H. Ward Kimberly Watson Ionathan R. Weimer Betsy M. Weiss Karl A. Wenneis Robert W. Wertz Susan A. Wescott Iames M. Whitehouse Gail I. Whittemore Martha Wigton Carol A. Willenbrock Edward L. Williams Michael S. Wilson Charles R. Wise Ryan R. Wismer Nanette M. Witter Iulian T. Wolfe Sarah M. Workman Daniel W. Yaeger Randall M. Yingling Donna Yacum E. Russell Young 55 ? i g f 1 l The Bullets up and down season was full of highlights. The team was led by Captains Craig Swanson and Rich Swartz. One of the teams biggest victories was the defeat of rival Bucknell t14-7t in the last meeting between the teams. With Bill Wagner at the quarterback position, the team produced some spectacular offensive feats also. The big factor was sophomore record breaker Scott Dudak, who captured the record for single game rushing and became the first 1000 yard rusher. Behind Dudakts rushing was A1 Schrader, another standout in Coach Streeter's second season. The Bullets led an exciting year of offensive and defensive triumphs. Team picture: 0. t0 rJ Row 1: B. Fischer, G. Desmond, T. Colangelo, P. Bertolino, R. Goodstein, G. Kopervas, M. Lord, C. Warner, B. Bretzin, 8. Stanley Row 2: C. Comasco, R. Carpenter, S. Gubb, C. Martin, D. Ruffini, L. Vignali, K. Molan, T. Mowery, C. Swanson, R. Rich. Row 3: I. Seygal, S. Dudak, M. Ercole, A. Krinner, T. Krisa, A. Mantz, J. Miller, B. Mullay, D. Posey, R. Sadlock, H. Cooper. Row 4: T. Librizzi, I. Murphy, R. Cachion, I. Miller, K. Cox, T. Meidt, D. Williams, G. Surmacz, H. Reilly, T. Betterly. Row 5: T. Pierce, T. Calvert, I. Cavolo, G. Reilly, J. Romanik, I. Takacs, T. Chatburn, H. Davies, I. DeWann, K. Kiesel. Row 6: S. O'Brien, I. Beebe, B. Murphy, M. Kichman, S. Schoenborn, I. Scott, A. Shrader, R. Swartz, M. Wilson, C. Wise, 8. Romanelli. Row 7: M. Columbo, I. Franklin, P. Lubin, J. Martin, B. Towe, I. Miller, I. Bogorowski, K. Doyle, R. Stone, D. Towe. Row 8: B. Zeberlein, I. Pomerantz, R. Pulie, F. Binder, T. Lotierzo, C. Newmeyer, C. Rosati, B. Wagner, I. DeLutis, I. McLaughlin, E. Williams. Row 9: Coaches: Kiefer, Bieser, Reider, D Ottavi0, Streeter, Susan, Barnhardt, Miller, Shade, Donolli, Rudy, Gastley. The varsity soccer team had its second winning season in a row with a 7-5-1 record. Their season last year combined with this yeafs successful record formed their iirst back to back winning season in over forty years. A strong defense, which gave up only .53 goals per game, ranked the Bullets nationally among Division III teams. Coach Bill Rost's squad placed second in the MAC's with a 4-1-1 record. The turnover in attitude changed this yearis team from an average contender to a highly successful team. Varsity Team: 0. t0 rJ Row 1: D. Wagner, D. Seibel, M. Hourigan, D. Ouimette, I. Burdick, R. Olender. Row 2: B. Toal, I. Martini, B. Sutton, R. DeBlasio, T. Anderson, B. Reickhold, C. Pokorny. Row 3: Coach Nesbitt, N. Goodhue tmanageri, R. Schmidt, D. Ryder, I. Mathai, B. Bunting, B. Mayer, S. Martin, Coach Rest. 62 .1 ll .yum y.. . n 3. mm .3. mm. .3... 1: . 3.. 9:3 J7 n: n-mau m7 mm ; Hunt : 1 av e, S. c , m.ym deO . wameJ.m DmYBmngw$ xasumeN . avoe WJVVVVPHQth tvmb.e a onr.mAK.J.o RaaK .,C JWC .mBm , r CRO..ln BM 3p0 m. a,b om .N .tqm WZ.1 U ,DdGo .8 28,8 RI. vn . ,P moaLTay $dm..s,oobny Tmrznaho GewemCt v.aowmmm LCHROTCM Jixz .8 63 W FIELD HOCKEY W, t i c After completing a sensational 8-2-3 , record in regular season games, the 1979 field hockey team won the Middle Atlantic Conference Championship. The enthusiasm that carried the team was also felt among the fans, who broke the stands during the finals! High scorers were Cheryl McHale and Julia Emmons. Other honors went to Marianne Paparone, Kim Watson, and Lori Shmuckler. These players were voted to the Middle Atlantic All Star Team. Team picture a. to rJ Row 1: L. Shmukler, L. Luttrell, S. Fetherolf, D. Daugherty, I. Ennons, C. Daly. Row 2: A. Raposelli, D. Konyhas, L. Murray, 1. H011, P. Yerkes, C. Pender, K. Deegan. Row 3: C. Hooper, K. Deegan, M. Schowalter, M. Martin, C. ONeill, N. Loh, Coach Novgrod. Row 4: C. Prendergast, M. Collins, D. Duddy, B. Brodt, S. Cannon, M. Paparone, C. McHale, Coach Bowers. Row 5: K. Watson, 8. Ogg, M. Cave, K. Williams, M. Poole, H. Tuma, D. Eaton, 8. Terry. The men's cross country team, led by captain Steve Masciocchi and co- captain Ed Vitt gave a strong showing this year. The team finished 11-3 in dual meets. Always one of the most powerful fall teams on campus, the Bullets can look forward to continued strength in years to come, with fresh- man John Eberle leading the way. Sev- en 0f the top eight runners will return next season. The team placed second in the I.C.4A with strong performances by Eberle, Miller and Pfaff. They were fourth in the Eastern Regionals, which enabled the team to qualify for Na- tionals. Despite some difficulties with illness and injury, Gettysburg made the impressive showing. The women's up and coming team grows stronger every year. The hopes of it developing into a llteamll will soon be realized. The women placed fourth in the Conference meet, with placements by Fetheroff and Betz. The future of the women's cross country team is definitely something to be op- timistic about. 0. to F-l Wendy Brown, Sarah Baby- lon. Carol Syvertsen. Trish Bischoff, Betty Roberts, Susie Fetheroff, Coach Wright. I Bowling Row 1 t1. t0 rJ: Deb Brannon, Maria Caracciolo, Sharon Papini, Sharon Darmetko, Carol Peterson, Jane Nase. Row 2 O. to rJ: John Lehman, Dave Beck, Brian Friedrich, Dave Offutt, Chris Correnti, Dave Lissy, Ron Soro- zan, Coach McManness. This year both the merits and womenis bowling teams lived up to their standard of being two of the more successful teams on campus. The ments team had an impressive season with a record of 5-2. The women had an almost undefeated year with a 6-1 record. Deb Brannon was the women's top scorer with an average of 163, while Ron Sorozan took top place among the men with a 186 average. This powerful team has only been recognized as a club for many years. Next year, however, under the guidance of Coach Matt McManness, the Bullets will move into the Penn State League. As they gain the recognition of being a true athletic organization, the team has high hopes of much future success. 67 Overall, both Varsity and I.V. teams had good seasons, under the guidance of Coach Grace Kenny and Assistant Bruce Olson. Varsity captains were Gail Chovan and Ian Fraser. Ian Fraser and Ellie Kuehn, excellent spikers and servers led their team to a respectable fourth place at MACS and contributed to good performances at the Princeton Invitational and Mansfield Tournaments. The season ended with a 6-4 record. I.V. captains Corrine. Chassan and lame Holmes motivated their team to a record of 5-4. Outstanding players were Corrine Chasson, Cara Hedeman, and Sue Rose. These players promoted fine performances on the court. 68 ! . 135.4$1 luwnmmmm.MmWW 7'. Team picture: 0. to rJ Row 1: Kathy Beals, Ian Frasier, Corrine Chassan, Sue Rose, Dawn Robinson. Row 2: Gail Chovan, Elaine Short, Sue Anderson, Pam Patterson, Pam Deyo, Lindey Stone. Row 3: Bruce Olsen, Laura Lee, Barb Kirsh Ellie Kuehn, Paget Valenzas, Cara Hedeman, Iane Holmes, Coach Kenny. 7 69 3 . I i i I f I 9 i . .' h Merits Basketball 5-0. Row 1 U. to rJ: Hal Michels, Ieff Hager, Joe Mesmer, Bill Allard, Drew Downer. Row 2 U. to r3: Coach Yeck, Coach Seybold, Coach Rahn, Kenny Brooks. captain Bob Rudisill, Ron Jirsa. Jeff Katzelnick, Gus Adams, Bill North. Larry Smith. Bud Kolbe, Dave Sibley. Managers Steve Pottash, Marina Klumpp. Diane Lees. 70 The Bullets finished the 1979-1980 season with a long list of highlights. There were some exciting upsets and some excellent individual perform- ances. rl'he Bullets earned key vic- tories over such favored teams as Bucknell, Lehigh, Shippensburg, and Rider, bringing some exciting action to their fans. Also, there were three 1000 point career scorers: Bob Rudis- ill, Larry Smith, and Bill North. Once again the Bullets displayed an amaz- ing collection of talent, which could have been unstopable, had it been harnessed. This year's seniors will be greatly missed, but the possibility of a good next season is still present. There is much hope in the underclassmen's ability and skill if it can be pulled into a strategic team effort. I ! 5-4 p . a dz :4? mt y mlll' Greatly improved since last season, the women's varsity basketball team dribbled to a 7-9 record. These statistics do not take into account the many losses by very narrow margins. Co-Captains Schafer and Partenheimer commented that this was a season for rebuilding. Schaeffer was the only senior 0n the team, therefore, most players will be returning next year. Schaefer, however will be greatly missed. The JV also had a winning season. Co-captains Woodland and Kipping led their team to a record of 7-2. Varsity Team. Row 1 U. to rJ: D. Siftlard, M. Schaefer, D. Partenheimer, C. O'Neill. Row 2: Coach Schlie, T. Meade, K. Williams, M. Cave, 8. Ogg, M. Collins, C. McHale, 8. Terry, Coach Novgrod. 72 l tlllllllwmv L 7, I l l ,3 .1, 523 . . ; $$1153210:$;$??53?749; Ell W333. m..- IV Team. Row 1 U. to rJ: L. Woodland, B. Kipping, D. SifHard, I. Sheehan. Row 2: Coach Novgrod, D. Duddy, C. Bergman, N. Yannett, M. Poole, K. Williams, C. McHale, K. Miller. 73 Row 10. to rJ: J. Yeldezian, G. Lewbart, I. DiNapoli, B. Doorly. Row 2: K. Lennington, R. Meade, B. Hayduk, K. Eidenshink, I. Rubright, Row 3: Coach Miller, D. Lewbart, C. Reilly, P. Tallman, T. Feeney, Coach Raider. 74 The wrestling team fought their way to a 9-10 record this year. Co-captains Jeff Rubright and Iohn DiNapoli led their team to capture sixth place in the MAC competition. Several wrestlers displayed exceptional performances at MACS. Ieff Rubright took second place, Bill Hayduk finished in third place, while John DiNapoli took fourth place. Next yearls tri-captains Brad Bretzin, Iohn DiNapoli, and Kevin Eidenshink anticipate an outstanding season. Twelve experienced wrestlers will be returning. The returning members combined with the new hopefuls will give the Bullets a good opportunity to compile a much improved record. Coach Miller strongly feels that the team will be a definite contender for the MAC title. 75 '. 1'?! 1:. 1-... The men,s swim team improved their season tremendously this year, after a rather slow start. Captain Jeff Cuddeback led the team to a final record of 9-6. Like the girlst team, they placed first in the Little Three meet, and did exceptionally well in the MACS, taking second place. Doug Lieberman, Andy Pruitt, and Ieff Cuddeback went on to compete in Nationals. After a slow beginning, the Bullets pulled together and turned it into an impressive season. The turning point of the season was the Washington and Jefferson meet in which the team rallied to win their first important meet. Coach Rost's team worked hard and quite a few team records were broken. 76 Row 1 U. to rJ: T. O Rourke, B. Wheeler. B. Smith, R. Marin. Row 2: Asst. Coach Kuhn. N. Bryant, I. Cuddeback, R Nieves, G. Desmond. Row 3: N. Moulton, I, Blough, A. Pruitt, D. Smith, S. Severud, Coach Rest. 77 am c-ch 131112 in .L-l B- I V v l ww- ; ; 79 .9 G-BURG' - rs 98m . Row 1 U. to r3: K. Keers. M. Mielack, M. Holmes, S. Geerling. B. Straehle. B. Erickson. Row 2: Coach Rost, C. Olsky. L. Treumuth, H. Hastings, L. Janka, K. Karklin. K. Harris. L. Brown, Asst. Coach Kuhn. Prompted by Coach Rost, the girls, swim team compiled an excellent record this season. With every swimmer contributing to the teams successes, the team as a whole did exceptionally well. The Bullets captured the Little Three title for the third year in a row and went on to take hrst place in MACS. The team sent Holmes and Geerling tco-captainst, Treumuth, Ianke, and Karkland to compete in Nationals. Their outstanding season was summed up in an impressive 9-3 record. 79 w . Baseball ',-.-'. .-... - '-5 - O. to rJ: Front; Daniel Lewbart, Bruce E. Irrgang, Michael Kempski, James Kelley, David Quinn, Robert Talmage. Middle; Paul D,Ambrosio, Michael Ercole, Brian McMonagle, Robert Komoroski, Justin Lang, Ioseph Sarra, Dean Dusinberre. Back; Coach Hummel, Scott Smith, Matthew Harris, Ed Miller, Ed Williams, Steven Laubach, Ieff Katzelnick, Stephen Bright, Iohn Thompson, Robert Zeberlein, William Pyron. 81 .5 i i i Men,s Lacrosse U. to r3: Front; F. Hecker, P. Goodall, N. Kelly, F. Brown, R. Fitzgerald, R. Lutz, R. Pellettieri, Row 2: H. Rich, R. Cole, T. Duffy, P. Edgar, S. Martin, N. Mitchell, G. Robinson, C. Snyder, Row 3: Wendy Orlow, I. Saffery, P. Bowersox, D. Brooks, F. Bull, 1. Mathai, D. Williams, T. Porter, Coach Nesbitt, Row 4: Coach Donolli, B. Bowersox, A. Brennan, T. Lasley, I. McGranahan, B. Davis, W. Monacelli, D. Eberhardt, G. Feye, 1. Kenny. 82 .vnd Ranked 12th in the nation and finishing the year with a 9-4 overall record, the ments lacrosse team had an excellent season. Captains Glenn Feye and Iohn Mathai also led the team to a second place rank in the Western Division of the Middle Atlantic Conference. Coach Donolli feels that it was the teamts ttattitude, dedication and interest that enabled them to turn a rebuilding season into one of the best seasons in the history of the Gettysburg lacrosse team. With only four seniors graduating, the team can look forward to future successful seasons. 5-4, -. t 2 84 Womerfs Lacrosse . Row 1 O. to r3: Julia Emmons, Donna SifHard, Linda Luttrell, Pam Yerkes. Row 2 U. to rJ: Missy Poole, Cheryl McHale, Beth Kipping, Heidi Tuma, Deb Eaton, Kim 'Watson. Row 3 U. to rJ; Ian Fraser, Mary Ripple, Kari Williams, Beth Moretzshon, Lisa Woodland, Coach Bowers. -. ,. .Mullxw AMHN , www.wuu rt; T Both varsity and junior varsity women's lacrosse teams had impressive seasons. The varsityls quick offensive attack and admirable back up from defensive players led the team to a 6-3 record. The leadership of co-captains, Deb Eaton and Mary Ripple, along With seniors Julia Emmons, Beth Moretzsohn, and Sue Kinzer guided both teams to successful seasons. These women will be greatly missed next year. The junior varsity had a strong dominating team and will provide an excellent building block for future varsity teams. The team's morale and improved skills of many newcomers helped the Bullets compile an excellent season. Next year is the first year that Division 111 teams will participate in MACS. Under the guidance of Coach Bowers; the team has high hopes of attending this championship event. 85 The track team had an up and down season this year with a 3-4 record. The Bullets placed fourth at MACls with a total of 401A points. Two of the teamls most aspiring athletes were conference Champions: pole vaulter Steve Iirgal and John Eberle in the 5000 meters. Only four members of the team will not be returning, yet, they will be greatly missed. There will be strong field and running participants among the veteran athletes, and Coach Wright is optimistic for much future success. The track team is used to being at the top and will definitely build back up again. 87 l I h .-.---.--..-N .-.----,.. .---------'.- --'- ..- --...: c....-.------ 88 . x50, gmnpm, r , $14 165 v4.4; , A .',:U1' The menls tennis team finished the year with an 8-5 record, with some excellent individual performances. Senior Iim Break, playing the ail posi- tion, had a 10-1 record for singles. And Joe Mesmer, also a senior, played the itz position with a credible 10-2 personal record for singles. The two also combined their talents in doubles competition and were able to qualify for Nationals in Clairmont California. Despite these performances, Coach Hulton feels that the team failed to reach their full potential. Unfortunate- ly next year does not offer much hope in this area as six of the teams play- ers; Breck, Mesrner, Jeff Shultz, ID. Young, Gary Conrad and Phil Ianke, are graduating. These players will be greatly missed. Front tl. t0 r3: Ioe Mesmer, Ieff Shultz. Rear ll. t0 r3: ID. Young, Phil Ianke, Jim Putnam, Iim Breck, Gary Conrad, Coach Hulton. 89 vhe. aw--.--. Row 1 O. to rJ: Sue Anderson, Susie Mayer, Jennifer Sheehan, Nancy Loh, Maureen Martin, Cindy Cross. Row 2 O. to rJ: Cindy Prendergast, Charlotte Haeffele, Colleen Dwyer, Cathy Cramer, Marianne Paperone, Anne Haviland, Sharon Brady, Coach Schlie. .aaT v-w y! M'n. . A 91 ! y . a.lh .. I l NOT Recognized as one of the better teams in the conference, Gettysburg womenis tennis team is known to be strong and competitive. According to Coach Schlie, there is much talent around but the team is only budgeted for twelve members. Over thirty girls tried out this year for one of those dozen positions. Consistently improving their record from past years, the womenls tennis team finished the season with an outstanding 9-3 record. A combination of tremendous individual performances added up to a winning season. Concerning team captain Sue Anderson, a senior, Coach Schlie remarked that she was tta fine player and team leader. Holding down the iiZ position in consecutive years, she had ttone 0f the finest records of an individual M: Aggepi AT! .950; .95 bihaVo'h$60A'9.$$.$fgfe ,0 i .w'Q'Q'A'o'A'i'? - i over her four year period here with a personal record of 42-5. Frosh Cindy Prendergast also led the team by playing the 41:1 position. She had a remarkable 9-2 record. She advanced to the MACls finals where she was defeated. But she still qualified to play in Eastern Regionals. Also advancing far into post season competition were the MAC doubles champions - freshman Cindy Cross and sophomore Cathy Cramer. They beat the defending champions 6-2, 6-0 in front of a home crowd. Cramer was part of the team that lost to them last year. Unfortunately she is transferring and will be missed along with Sue Anderson and the other seniors. 91 h Rifle Team The powerful abilities of the rifle team is evident in their 1979-1980 record of 6-0. This undefeated team is the culmination of much individual a. to rJ: Front; John Strachan, Noni talent. Captain Bob Jones led his team Ehrola, Alan Iett, Pete Stone. Back; I. to the MAC Southern Division Cham- Cassin Sutor, Tim Stewart, Sgt. Dan- pionship. Coach Hemmerlyts skillful iel, Bob Jones, Mark Wilbur, Alex team looks forward to another strong Wilbur, Coach Hemmerly. season next year. X1 Golf U. to Li Front; Iim Koury, Rick Kunkle. Back; Jeff Franklin, Tom Fischer, Bob Boynton, Coach Howard Shoemaker. 92 . -II -- 1 - u I. . n-u I a u. a ....... . . . 3.3... 5.. w w .nog :- 3 ..:-2... h m ?3 -.-. -.-.-.- .Tr $yn3L ..: ..:-222:1. ?ewy .. . : : : - . oi a ..: .,...g. , ..: mom? - . m ,. nmimm . 8 CO mahum Emkoa tmmMma maBmmr FM.aSB FyaPnW ..en,eR JEnga r .n n 0mMWomm . e 86 UMVMKD 31W Cheerleaders 93 nm- a u. g l lllllggl, - Ill... Biology Alan Paulson Ingolf Qually Helen Winkelmann Phyllis Price Craig L. Driver Shirlee Cavaliere Sherman Hendrix .u! Robert Barnes Ralph Sorensen .111! 10......EJEIKIIIII .E. Donald Fortnum Joseph Grzybowski Alex Rowland 2 0 1.. Classics Susan Hathaway Ruth Pavlantos Lilian Jackson Deans Inn;- A wm,.....-.....m N... -.Wm w 1' . . II: I J . Maw .. i E i i E , ; l E i F David Potts David Halek L ' Mary Margaret Stewart Frank Williams i ' ,. 1 1 I l Nancy Locher Dea Forney Director of Career Services ' Robert Nordvall 105 '11 Economics and Business Administration 3 ' es? Ann Fender and her Hexercise club Edmund Hill lennifer Railing Charlene Cerasa Kenneth Robson Katsuyuki NiirO Ada Lewis Winston Grifiith O mum w --WA- . Q William Doherty Conway Williams Larry Musselman Richard Katzman Robert Gemmill Lee Siegel Derrick Gondwe Paul Baird Education Bruce Pakard Iames Slaybaugh Russell Rosenburger John Held ,. English James Myers Iames Pickering Alice Drum ft: : i: .4 a; ,1 I ,III , John Clarke 1 Harry Bolich lack Locher Mary Margaret Stewart Judy Schwartz Emile Schmidt J, German and Russian - Michael Ritterson Arthur McCardle Henry Schneider Glendon Collier William Rost Barry Streeter and David Rahn Howard Shoemaker Eugene Hummel Richard Wescott Joseph Donolli xx w Gareth Biser Grace Kenney and Debra Novgrod Lois Bowers Robert Bloom Charles Glatfeltcr George Pick 1. Roger Stemen .. Mkunrw ' ' . ' Math David Flesner Norman Forness M. Scott Moorhead Basil Crapster Iohn Kellet Leonard Holder Norman Nunamaker Kermit Finstad William Powers Robert Zellner Dexter Weikel Chan Coulter Russell Getz W. Richard Schubert Larry Marshall David Cowan Thomas Hendrickson J. Richard Hastings Walter Scott Presidenfs Office Charles Glassick President Political Science Donald Borock Allan Carlson Assistant to the President w ;' 1 ;: Al: Charles Platt John Shand Thane Pittman Paul D'Agnslinu Samuel Mudd Gertrude Gobbel 120 . Religion ,w Carey Moore Robert Trone Edwin Freed 1 LOUiS Hammann Harold Dunkleburger Romance Languages Hi Branko Lenski Celeste Kostopulas Guillermo Barriga Caroline Hendrickson w: m .waw Carol Ann Merrick Paula OIinger-Rubira W .HJ 3X i .2336. WW Thomas Wargar iology and Anthropology SOC Wade Hook Donald Hinrichs Jeffery Sobal Charles Emmons Franklin Loveland 4. 2 1 Staffs ;- Delwin Gustafson Dan Dundon Joe Zamborsky Margot Carroll lean LeGros Front 0. to rJ: Gary Lowe, Bob Smith. Rear 0. to rJ: Richard Walker, Richard Allen. 4- 4,,........ ....v.... W ' Admissions Office Alumni and Development Office Business Office Front 0. to 1'3: Nicolaas Schndler, Iohn Schlegel, Jay Brown. Rear 0. to r3: Iohn Coleman, Cary Anderson, Michael Malewicki, lack Kraff1,Roland Hansen. Staffs Public Relations Office: Robert B. Kenworthy Bernadine Dorich Dan Mangan College Union Staff: Edward F. McManness Claire Summers Mary Cutting Diunn Cooper Matthew S. McManness Counseling Office: William Jones Grace Senseney Thorne Wiggers Sandra Snake 1 1 Financial Aid Office: Salvatore Ciolino Don Crewell i I i '1 ! Library Staff: Front 0. to rJ: Gwen Hepner, Mary Burel, Anna lane Moyer, Francis Playfoot. Rear 0. to rJ: Mr. I. Richards. Di David Hederick, Dwight Huseman. Chapel Staff: Father John O'Connor Chapel intern, Paul Poerschke Chaplain, Karl Mattson ll 11446111 1114 .5 . ...- .LL: .i 4-: AI Student Senate hgttttttt Lar'h If The Student Senate is a democratic form of student government. The composition of the Senate is four officers and sixteen representative members. By working with the faculty, administration and trustees the Senate strives to improve student life. Representatives are appointed by the Senate to represent fellow students 011 faculty and college committees. Another major function of the Senate is to allocate funds from the Student Chest to the various student-run organizations on campus. This years officers were: Jim O'Dea, President; Joe Sacchi, Vice President; Marvin Krone, Treasurer; and Gayle Kuntu, Secretary. Senators included Charlie Kishpaugh, Steve Keene, Wendy Orlow, Dave Sibley, Teri Hanna. Torn Swisher, Kirk Becchi, Cindi Estabrooks, Greg Auda, Ken Goody, Steve Koons, David Owens, Wendy Jacobs, Janice Coover, Skip Cowan. A special thanks is extended to the library committee representative, Mike Kelly. Honor Commission The Honor CommissionTs responsibility is to provide organization and leadership to promote and enforce the Honor Code. The Commission is made up of elected students and faculty and administration advisors. It is the group of peers that regulates the academic conduct of the community and thus upholds the honesty and integrity that the code makes possible. The 1979 Commission included Steve Romanelli tchairpersont, Rick Schwartz, Steve King, Bill Reichold, Missy Kerpcr, Terry Smithers, Chris Godshall, Maggie Katz, Tim Anderson, and Tom Duffy. Case Investigators were Iim Sweeney, John Scott, Deb Wojcik and Beb Barnisin. The members of the 1980 Commission are Chris Godshall tchairpersom, Chip Folk, Bill Wagner, John Thomas, Bruce Pasheld, Mike Kichman, Bill Dickenson, Bob Pucci, Chris Boehmcke and Bruce Irrgang. Steve Larsen, Torn Librizzi, Deb Barnisin and Joe Quatela are the Case Investigators. 131 .m n u 0 C e mu L t H e d U :TL 8 132 Student Conduct Review Board The Student Conduct Review Board is the judicial body of Gettysburg College. It is the function of this Board to try students for all serious nonacademic violations of school policy. All members of the student body are eligible to run for membership on the Student Counduct Review Board, the only restriction being those students with a prior conviction by the Board. Dorm Counselors Being a dorm counselor involves more than the eye can see. Besides the apparent duty of enforcing college housing regulations, counselors are available for giving advice to students or just for lending a helpful, listening ear. Orienting new students to the opportunities of the college, referring students in need to professional I counselors, and planning dorm programs are g several other important duties of the counselor. ; In short, being a counselor requires responsible ' individuals who are willing to reach out to others. t 134 . T .aug 2,... Orientation Leaders This yeafs orientation program started at the end of August when over seventy orientation leaders, under the guidance of the orientation committee, returned to school early to prepare for the incoming freshman class. This years committee consisted of co-chairpersons Michael Baer and Julie Hewitt, and Ann Humerlsine, Melissa Kerper, John Aciukewicz, Scott Armington, Jacinta Felice, Lisa Fergerson, Professor Bruce Boenau and Professor John McComb. The orientation coordinator was Dean Ralph Arend. 135 President Mike Dembo Vice Pres. Chris McCleary Co-Secretary Hayley Hoffman Shawn Brandon Treasurer Stu Garner Concert Dave Berlin Coffehouse Geoff Cole i Dance 8: Special Events: Stephanie Coble i MaryBeth Kelly Marilyn Fricke , i Films Steve Glessner 1 Fine Fine Arts Leslie Schindel Gangplank Maria Caracciolo House 8: Hospitality: ' Sharon Darmetko Ideas 8: Issues Linda Brown Leadership Mike Cross x Publicity Ellen Koontz Recreation Jane Nase An organization comprised of standing committees, 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 academically. The Board continually strives for excellence in events which appeal to the community. This year, the CUB sponsored activities such as dances, concerts, film series, coffeehouses, lectures, a dance contest and marathon. art exhibits, trips to The Kennedy Center, arts and crafts workshops, intercollegiate tournaments, and recreational activities such as the Parent- Student tennis and bowling tournaments. and Recreation Day. 136 Lectures Throughout the year, the CUB sponsored lectures on a variety of subjects. Topics discussed ranged from a panel discussion on the Three Mile Island incident, to Ieremy Rifkine speech on genetic engineering. We were also fortunate enough to have such well known speakers as Maggie Koon, William Kunsler, and presidential candidate George Bush. The year ended with John Dean speaking on his book Blind Ambition. The Dance and Special Events committee offered a diverse combination of activities for students during the academic year. Events ranged from Country Week and the Halloween Dance in the fall to the Dance Marathon and annual Dance Contest later in the year. Although some of the programs were more successful than others. it was felt that all activities sponsored were enjoyable for those of the campus who participated. 138 :' Dance Marathon ; l The 7th Annual Dance Marathon sponsored by the College Union Board was held on March 7 and 8, 1980. Twenty-two of the twenty-four dancers lasted the entire twenty-eight hours. Over $1,000 was raised for the benefit of the American Heart Association. Music was provided by student Disc Jockeys and the Gettysburg College 1322 Ensemble. Prizes were donated by area merchants for top couples in the areas of best performance, most money through pledges, and most money collected in jars at the Marathon. 139 11-inch r Pousette-D art Band i , 5 r , i , S i 140 Jonathan Edwards Mark McCollum Concerts at Gettysburg College are scheduled and organized by the Concert Committee of the College Union Board. The committee deals directly with well known booking agents to bring the college the best possible talent with in the realm of our annual budget. This past fall Capitol Recording Artist, the Pousette- Dart Band visited our campus. During the winter the committee sponsored a free mini-concert with a band from New England called ttDiceh. Spring brought another New England artist, this time nationally known Jonathon Edwards. The members of the committee feel that this year was very successful, and we hope to repeat our success and expand our programming next year. 141 r .1 O h C e 00 e H O C g... Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir, composed of approximately seventy students, is under the direction of Mr. Michael Matsinko and the student leadership of Thomas Jordan. Playing a major role in the Sunday morning services at Christ Chapel, the choir also sings at several special services during the year. In addition, the Chapel Choir, joined by the College Choir, presents a Christmas concert. The Chapel Choir goes on a short tour in the spring. This yeafs tour took the choir through Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut, and was highlighted by a performance at Yale University. Following the tour, the program was presented at the annual spring concert on Parentts Weekendx Day of the Child The celebration of the International Year of the Child was world-wide and Gettysburg College was a part of it. In a week long celebration, college students and faculty along with community residents participated in panels on adoption, birth control and child abuse. On Wednesday, October 2, 400 fourth graders from area elementary schools arrived on campus to engage in various activities. They participated in a fair in the ballroom sponsored by IFC and Panhel. Various exhibits were set up by service organizations and the children learned from them. There was a film festival upstairs as well as films on language learning. Each child then attended classes run by faculty members and students designed especially for them. There was also a pre-schoolers festival in Eddie Plank gym run by local pre- schools. The international coordinator Stephen Menchini, introduced by Ginny Thornburg, spoke on children around the world. The celebration was closed with a lecture by Jonathan Kozel on llThe Reinvention of Childhood. We all learned the joys of reaching out to a child and having him or her reach back and give a smile. It was a celebration for them but we certainly learned and remembered that we were all once children tif we arenlt stillD. , Owl 8: Nightingale Lab Theatre During the fall of 1979, six student directors, under the guidance of Mr. E. O. Schmidt, produced a series of contemporary One-act plays and several scenes from various periods in theatre history. Those plays were done in conjunction with the Theatre Arts department and the Owl and Nightingale Players. In the spring of 1980, Mr. Schmidtts advanced acting class performed a series of scenes from such plays as ttRomeo 8x Iuliet The Iuliet , ttThe Country Wife't, ttLong Days Journey into Night , nDe , and ttGin Game. Over one hundred students in total were involved in the six plays performed in the 1979 - 80 school year. This year's major productions were; ttArsenic and Old Lace,, written by - Ioseph Kisseling directed by ED. Schmidt October 25-27, 1979. and ttPippin2 written by Steven Schwartz directed by ED. Schmidt March 20-22, 1980. This years student directed and produced productions were; Macbet - by Eugene Ionesco and Terrance I-R Smithers, and HNight of the Iquana ; written by Tennessee Williams and directed by Lauren E. Kick. 08zN,s Executive Committee: Larry Dixon Lauren Kick Terry Smithers Carol Suggs Gail Whittemore 145 a 122' t 2!, 56' A 3:. . I On March 20, 21 and 22, the Owl and Nightingale Players presented t 1 the musical Pippin, under the direction of Emile O. Schmidt, to the Gettysburg College community. The scenery, lighting, costumes and make-up were designed by Tarrant Smith, a theater artist-in-residence. Musical conductor Robert Zellner, vocal coach Angela Rapposelli and choreographer Terry Smithers all contributed their talents to help make the show a huge success. The cast performed for a full house for three consecutive evenings. 146 ,5 t .Huun t,tuu-III : Unuunul . . .nlnlt - The Gettysburg College chapter of the i American Marketing Association is open to all students who have an interest in the business world. Members meet and discuss, with area professionals, marketing as well as general business concepts used by the various firms. These student-professional exchanges take place each month. A.M.A. sponsored programs include lectures, fieldtrips to area companies, and forums. The 1979-80 year brought with it a much stronger A.M.A. organization. Under the advice of Mr. William Doherty and leadership of president Tim Roussos, the A.M.A. re-vamped its internal structure and produced and A.M.A. Chapter which could offer its members a real look inside the 148 business world. f Alpha Phi Omega President Kathy Fay lst Vice President Phil Ianke 2nd Vice President John Carey 3rd Vice President Liz Cooper Treasurer Sally MCCurdy Recording Secretary Lisa Munze Corresponding Secretary Linda Anderson Historian Sandy Horn Sergeant at Arms Leslie Thompson Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity for men and women, provides service for the nation, the community and the college under the guidance of three leading principles of ttFriendshipt Leadership. and Service. Our college chapter helps maintain a shelter on the Appalachian Trail, sponsors two campus-town blood mobiles, sells Mothers Day cards to raise funds for CARE, ushers at Chapel services and CUB events, holds a discussion group with local senior Citizens and provides other various services. This year also saw the induction of the largest pledge class and the sponsorship of a very successful sectional conference. 149 Editor-in-chief Managing editor News editor Features editor Sports editors Layout editors Advertising managers Lucy Stark Copy Editor Headline editor Business manager Photography editor I The Gettysburgian, the college newspaper published on Fridays during the academic year, provides indepth coverage of campus and community events. With the publication of letters to the editor, and by the objective reporting of controversial issues, the paper serves as a forum of campus opinion, and provides the means by which the 150 Gettysburgian Brenda Salvaggio Stan Applegate Gordie Jones Leslie Barber Ginny Bohn Tim Golden Steve Iirgal Marcia Knorr Wanda Clark Sue Hall Dave Stoudt Ginny Pee Nancy Jewell Gettysburg community is kept informed of important happenings throughout the year. Editors Gordie Jones and Leslie Barber and all of the staff members work each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday night in Eddie Plank gym, and Fridays at the Gettysburg Times, to produce the paper. Spectrum , 3,..- wution editors; Linda Boretos. Nancy Iewell. Siri Lynn, Laurie ,-x.mioni0, Amy Fargason, Susan Marney, lean Wingerd, Florence mm, Ann Fisher. In this book the Spectrum staff has tried to accurately represent the past year at Gettysburg. It was a good year at a good school. However, as with everything, there is room for improvement and this book is no exception. Hopefully these pages will serve as a base for better yearbooks and years to come. Special appreciation and thanks are in order for everyone at Herff Iones for their patience and guidance; Dan Mangan; and the Spectrum photography staff - Nancy Newell, lay Shuck, Bartt Kellerman, Sue Lostocco, Leslie Thompson, Brenda Bocina and Bob Britton. Also to Bob Kenworthy; H8zI-I photo; Lane Studios; all of the section editors: and especially Mary Gutting for all of her confidence, enthusiasm and guidance. Without these people this book would not have been possible. lEditor-in-chief Marguerite Klein and advisor Mary Cutting. 151 Chapel Council 7 Chapel Council, open to all students, is a group of students with a common Christian commitment expressed ' through several programs, educational forums, lectures, and discussions. The group meets weekly to formulate ideas and organize plans to bring these activities to the campus. The numerous committees which are a part of the i 7 council such as, Social Justice, Lecture, and Community .74 . Service and Worship, plan activities such as the Issues 80 7.; Forum, Iunto, GrandmaiGrandpa and Abbottstown .7; visitation, the Student Lecture series, and the Big L; BrotheNBig Sister and Tutorial programs. Various internships throughout the country were set up and sponsored by the Chapel this year, along with trips to the South and New York City. This years officers were; Paul Gausmann - Moderator, Steve Nimmo - Asst. Moderator, Laura Mendelman - Treasurer, and Kristin Dordal - Secretary. 152 The Catholic Community Council is a group of students who assist the catholic campus minister, Father John O,Conn0r, in planning and carrying out the worship and other activities of the Catholic community on campus. Besides the weekly mass, the Council sponsors occasional social events, retreats, religious updates, lectures and special holiday celebrations. 153 m; Egp'ggipz w. m m z, Marching Band wm .'$,--,. 154 Brass Ensemble 155 WZBT, 90.3 FM Christopher Ientsch Julian Wolfe Mike Wilson Douglas Mooberry Chris Ciell Stephen Cornwell Eric Chubb Dave Beruh Station Manager Station Manager Music Director Program Director Public Broadcasting Director Production Director Record Librarian Sports Director Ih'li-i .. IIEIIII' A II I !:ll 5 f The college radio station provides radio broadcast training and experience for all interested members of the college community. Covering the Gettysburg area, WZBT programs a variety of musical and educational programming, offering listeners a progressive alternative to Top 40 radio. By the end of 1980, WZBT will have increased power from 10 watts to 100 watts, extending coverage to approximately three quarters of Adams County. As the major communications medium 0f the college, WZBT is a growing force in the surrounding community as well as on campus. Hispanic Cultural Society 7 ? ...gm.32..Eu..mmn...........E. .5 m---.m- mu. , . , . .w m. $5... .g 252. .15.... 157 l 3 I Black Student Union . .vv'uau- I.'h - L mm N Ayn?! I I IE. The Black Student Union is an organization of active black students that promote a unified community for academic, culture, and social awareness. The Black Student Union is animate in its efforts to sensitize the total Gettysburg College community to the realistic needs and problems facing Black Students here. It sponsors a variety of activities and events - not just for black students but for the entire campus. A few of the activities planned by the organization this year were the annual turkey drive in the fall providing food for needy families, a picnic for the children in town, and a Black Arts Festival in April, 158 Sceptical Chymists The Sceptical Chymists, a locally founded chemistry club, offers an opportunity for students interested in science generally and in chemistry particularly to meet and share ideas. This group engages in a variety of activities including talks presented by students, faculty members and invited outside speakers; social events such as a Halloween party. student and faculty skits, occasional volleyball and softball matches with other local department clubs, and the annual picnic or banquet held at the end of each spring semester. In addition, the Sceptical Chymists act as host for prospective Gettysburg College students of ttGet Acquainted Day and for alumni during Homecoming weekend, by providing refreshments on these occasions. 159 Phi Alpha Theta S e .1 LI. 8 .1 C O S y r a r O H Um January Term . e k :1 K 'x'v xfnxa'XWNM'e 4.1-9 .0 ..4......---.o0 -,.. M January Term is traditionally a time to break away from the regular routine of daily classes and hectic schedules. Instead, itts a month spent in an intensive course of particular interest, or in an internship, an independent study, or a trip abroad. Student experiences are many and varied. A total of 245 Gettysburg students served internships during the 1980 Ianuary Term. Class bells never sounded for those Who interned in the offices of doctors, lawyers, CPA's and stockbrokers, or at retail establishments or in labs. A number of students remained on campus and commuted; others lived at home or elsewhere. Nor did buzzers bother the 33 Gettysburgians who chose an independent study as a I-Term alternative to class. Student arranged studies ranged from directing a play to observing the winter habits of turkeys . . . Others reaveled to Turkey and Greece to view ancient architectural sites, while some went to Mexico to study ecology, 0r spent time in missions learning about other lifestyles. Ground was broken in the summer of '79 to make way for our new library. This modern addition to the campus is hoped to be completed early in 1981 and shall provide the means for increasing our libraryls facilities in many areas. The new library will double our book capacity. increase student seating and contain a vastly enlarged audio-visual center. There are also provisions for an all- night study room. Although not much to look at now, when finished it will be 11 great addition to our academic life. 162 MI nu '- PhOnathon X3. If ya. 017 MIL'YYQSI'J' mm, t mica '3 wt? WIItthJIII-IC:7 TQTH A Hlixoinms me-mm r1599 2 g 1.! 2511 V The 1980 Annual Loyalty Fund Student Phonathon raised a total of $63,247 during thirteen nights of calling in I-Term. Student co-chairmen Brian Bolane ,82 and Gayle Kunttu t81 recruited volunteers to call each evening and organized the publicity and orientation for the teams. Teams included fraternities Sigma Chi, Lambda Chi, FIJI; Gamma Phi Beta sorority, Stine Hall, Patrick Hall, Student Senate and several all-volunteer teams. Sheryl Brust t82, John Kirkenir t82, and Seth Statter ,83 were the fund raising prize winners and each received a $50 savings bond. The original goal for the month had been $50,000; the amount raised is indicative of the generous support received from alumni donors and the enthusiasm of those who participated. l Greek Life : ' ,. magma? v :- a-trmwmr' gnu. . wn.;...lum.. thwwn- Rush . . . Pledging . . . Bid Nights . .. Brotherization . . . Sisterization . . . Greek Week ... Pledge Olympics . . . Derby Day . . . runathons . . . rockathons . . . basketball a thons . . . anchor splash . . . I-Term late nights . . . casino nights . . . fifties nights . . . pledge raids . . . pledge formals ... house parties . . . hat parties . . . beach parties ... toga parties . . . keg parties . . . grain parties ...good times . bad times . . . fun times . .. crazy times . . . Greek Life. 166 1m . mg. '0'! 1.; -; 1: an II 3 III. mv Alpha Chi Rho This year Alpha Chi Rho Sponsored several philantropy projects, including a Dance Marathon for Cerebral Palsy, a slarvathon for the starving in Cambodia and a Rockathon also for Cerebral Palsey. Other events included the annual four in one party. a pajama party, a Fathers night, two alumni weekends, and a faculty cocktail party. 53.? 1! .5 1 . Don Sankey . Rich Hurlbrink . Craig Hanner 1 . Dave Naser Little Sisters 20 . Phil Hamilton . Steve Keene . Tim McBride . Ed Miller . Iohn Walkin . Rich Klemm 11. 12. 13. 1-1. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Mike Veit Cordell De La Pena Rick Thorne Scott Hagan Keith Lennington Brad Bretzin Bill Wells Herb Keller Mike Allewalt Brett Goodrich 213Karl Schriever . Steve Carlsen . Bill Paton . Al Fedalei . Tom Benton . Chris Connoly . Nelson Remetz . Brian Hoke . Steve Slaton . Iohn Strachan . Kevin Heaney . Scott Martin . Dave Owens . Mike Siegel . Bob Garthwait . Rich Mutch . Cecil Cross . Tom Roy . Iohn Critchley 1 . Iohn McGuire . Karl Thallner . John Griffin 1 . Scott Crocket . Mark Odorizzi . Bob Jones . Sean Gallagher . Brian Miller 1! VKKXWR 1' f: 1 '1 mil 1 . A 4 . Scott Woodcock . Frank Claps 1 Bob MCGlaughlin . Rich Houghton . Doug Mooberry . Rich Kerby . Doug Congdon . Ray Mohr . Mark Shell . Scott Johnson . Jeff Vaughn . Gary MacConnel . John Geracimos . John Watson . Chris Mooney . Scott Seelagy J. lack Emerson . Iohn Mannix . Pete Stone . Phil Herr . Craig Swansen . Kevin Doyle . Dusty . Pete Dunbar . Geoff Cole , . Pete McCann . u 1135 W13713K :a Not Pictured; Steve Glessner Terry Smithers Bob Long Ieff Deuel Guy Kehler Dave Offut Dan Shapiro Mike Wilson Ieff Oak Bob Wallace Doug Greenberg Tom Palomacki Mike Schollmeyer Brad Hickey Bob Parris .....Alpha Delta Pi . Lorna Rice . Ellen Koontz . Karen Bunke . Amy Goldman . Linda Smith Nancy Kuck . Iill Cobb . Dathy Frick . Barb Kirby . Judy Mertz . Sharon Drugan . Debbie van Riper . on Miller . Sue Lostocco . Angie Ring . Claudia Derse . Rene Thomas . Lisa Sylvester . Nancy Billington . Beth Martino . Iane Twit . Maureen McMahon . Lise Munze . Barb Entwhistle . Kim Baklarz . Martha Miller . Lori Gutshall . Sandy Macafee . Becky McInroy Some of ADPYS activities this year included, a candy cane-o- gram sale for Ronald McDonald Houses, a daffodil sale for the Cancer Society, a Polynesean Theme Party, a Black Diamond Formal at Ski Liberty, and the carving and delivering of personalized pumpkins to other Greeks on campus at Halloween. Not Pictured; Caroline Achey Kimberly Klitzke Ann Kulp Joyce Latanzio u-Ip-Ip-Ap-Iu-zu-i m-wat-Ip genuswwesame Alpha Tau Omega . Dan Harmer . Eric Weiss Todd Young Phil Essigman Dave Beruh Lou Cuarino . Kip Doescher Kathy Shield Frank Piccolella Elizabeth Niewoehner .Ruth Biesel . . Beth Fredrickson . Linda Bennetto . Becky Marino . Debbie Walter . Ben Feola . Tina Osbourne . Pete Heimlicher . Cari Watrous . Kurt Detwiler ' . Michele Ziegrand . Jim Moore . Ianine Fugere . Eric Scott . Tom Gibbon . Ion Weimar . Steve Cornwell . Chris Marini . Tracie Kennedy . Rob Glover 31. Bill LeConey 32. Gary Miller 33. Wayne Steinhauer 34. Scott Dawley 35. Mark Perry 36. Jeff Hunter 37. Ion Stout 38. Pete Parsons 39. Geoff Stone Not Pictured: Mike Webb Linda Leidheiser Marina Klumpp The year was grand We made a good stand. At the TMI Bash Glowing Green was a smash. The Russians were there But we drank our share. Twenty-nine guys girls Were added to our furls. And we are all quite glad Of the year we have had. NNNNNNHHHHHHHHHH mthHOCDmem-wal-IO N U! gopoxloamguwpy-n . Wendy Rurnpp Leslie Schindel . Elaine Wilkinson Michele Ianowski . Lauren Kick . Nancy Geasey . Ginny Pee Ienny Pierson Cyndi Sharshan . Iolee Emery . Missy Kerper . Chris Godshall . Paula Sweeney . Alix Dickey . Chris Morgan . Linda Allen . Shirley Geerling . Kim Harris . Sue Wescott . Charlene King . Donna Yocom . Carol Shoaff . Cindy Felice . Barb Grove . Marguerite Klein . Diane Elder . Lisa Fell . Ann Dorko . Molly Coleman . Hayley Hoffman . Becky Hohman . Linda Hartford . Betty Bristol . Cathy Ahrens . Claudia Bard . Iulie Clemens . Ianet Hemenway . once Everett . Lori Rabeler . Nancy Dieter . Marcia Knorr . Cindy Homsher . Leslie Aurandt . Cheryl Gozon . Carolyn Cordner . Sandy Faul . Linda Dewey . Pam Messineo . Kathy Kilheeney . Barb Latham . Sue Hall . Kris Karklin . Gwen Almgren . Chris Hodges . Meg McElhaney . Ian Kull . Karen Brotsker . Laura Guiducci . Kim Carnes . Holly Peterson . Susan Roy . Maureen Tregoning . Dale Selover . Maris Griffin . Ianet Hambleton . Sue Kinzer . Wendy Brown . Sue Clark . Mary Ellen Byko . Linda Schindler . Lisa York . Sharon Brady . Lynn Ianke . Sue O'Connell . Liz Standring . Mary 10 McClelland . Nancy Sanderson . Mary Biunno 79. Andrea Tibbits 80. Ellen Monach 81. Branda Kamsler 82. Barb Mohr Not Pictured: Sue Anderson Ann Humelsine Martha Podolak Gretchen Zekiel Marian Holmes Kathy Keers Phyllis Leopold Claire Pender Kim Watson Cindy Elsner Tammi Stephens The sisters of Chi Omega participated in several special parties and fund raisers this year. They included the annual CrowtChi Omega easter egg decorating party for the benefit of the Michael Manor, Inc. nursing home; also the sisters joined the brothers of TKE in celebrating Halloween with the children of the Big BrotheNBig Sister Program. Along with this Chi Omega continues to support an orphan through the international Christian Childrents Fund and participates in the annual grounds clean-up at ugoms-wsaw Hb-I Hesse: . Nancy Iewell Sue Peddie Gail Sokolowski Lise Ewald t Lauri Grassi Karen Deegan . Diane Bloomquist Maggie Bryan Lisa Reid ' . lune Forsyth . Jenny Gilbert . Elissa Hoffman . Brenda Bocina . Ellen McKnight , lo Claypool . Heidi Leo !. Candi Dunn . Lisa Rossi t. Linda Brown 20. 21. '3 9 234 3-1, 25. 26. Diane Leppert Becky Marine Carlene Andrews Michele Creamer Heidi Clark Sue Mountain Amy Fargason . Karen McDermott . Beth Johnson . Kathy Deegan . Diane Drayer . Sue Patrick . Kelly Woods . Missy Kerwin J . Sharon Grzelecki . Laura Lee . Kim Hollander . Sue Mallin . Lisa Orstad . Ianet Yates . Tina Kulp . Patti Bessel . Sue Eicholtz . Beth Hetley t .Diane Janick t . Barb Nieukirk . Linda Asterino u Stacy Naus . Chris. Roy . Jane Strockbine . Pam Patterson t . Karen Spellman Brenda Brodt '. Sue Cannon 54 55 56 57 58 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. Annie Warner Hospital. . Joanne Fahoury . Sue Elliott . Barbara Spillane . Sue Gambee . Jenny Kimball Anne Williams Linda Weaver Linda Treumuth Peggy Lunbeck Karen Bessel Nancy Daviduk Pat Mahmud . Ann Dutchyshyn 67. 68. 69. 70. . Karen Zeller . Barb Bittner . Pam Megaro . Beth Moretzsohn . Kathrine Ladd . lane Holmes . Gwen Vey . Rene Fairchild QXIXIXINIXI mmewwn x: ml a1 on Beth Brodley Colleen Creeney Carrie Myers Deb Gray Not Pictured: Ginny Smith Dana VanReeth Candy Connors Mary Fitzgerald Mary Thornburg Daria Barbosa Carin Olsky Susie Mayer Marcie Lofland Barb Ricigliano Jenny Stevens Linda Ockerbloom Betsy Easton Lauren Roscher Cindyr Kalkwarf Beth Kipping Eileen McCabe Kristin Jones Maureen Martin Leslie Cotton Delta Gamma . Deirdre Sowarby . Liz Auperin . Gina Zubia . Kelly Barnes . Chris Tervo . Stacey Powell . Nora Goodhue . Claudia Lupoletti . Beth Sinibaldi .Wendi Jacobs . Emily Long . Sue Scheibner . Beth Phillips . Beth Ann Riley . Susan Craft . Linda Pickford . Robin Wichtner . Ann Carver . Cindy Cronross . Amy Johnson . Liz Paulison 22. Nancy Grummer 23. Jill Gerner 24. Sue Selby 25. Julie Hess 26. Margaret Selby CDCJVODm-wab-l NNHHHHHHHHHH HOGmem$WNHO 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 45. 46. 47. 4B. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53 Diane Nelson Megan Kelly Flora Darpino RuthAnn Norbury Kelly Kroll Pam Morton Dana Ridgway Lisa Rathbun Maida Lewis JoAnne Powlus Lisa Schoenbrodt Charlene Pises Amy Millsop Kathy Hibbs Mary Higley Ianel Murray Marilyn Fricke . Nancy Savoka Sharon Hendershot Linda Wunsch Patty Callahan Patty Rehm Suki Hornbeck Lisa Fergerson Eileen Brogan Patti Price . Julia McNeil 54. Pamela VanHart 55. Betty Ann Chisholm 56. Suzanne Jardine 57. Cindy Nowcki 58. Amu Thomson 59. Terry Ahrell 60. Tilly Muller 61. Ianice Coover 62. Denise Higgins 63. Cindy Ventriglia 64. Debbie Lease 65. M'Liz Scotton 66. Debbie Stromeyer 67. Ianelle Neithammer 68. Sheryl Stair 69. Ginny Sykes 70. Iudy Ackerman 71. Amy Reinhardt 72. Delma Rivera 73. Susan Collie 74. Donna Blake 75. Diana Hess 76. Nancy Marden Each year Delta Gamma hosts the Anchor Splash which involves the entire campus swimming in competitive and humorous events. Proceeds are donated to the Pennsylvania Asso- ciation for the Blind. This year we have also adopted the project of helping a pre-school blind boy whom we will follow through his high school years. Not Pictured: Ellen Bakalian Anne DiVirgilio Colleen Dwyer Pam Farnsworth Karen Fenstermacher Maxine Frampton Kathy Garvey Anne Haviland Nancy Kupfer Nancy Loh Cheryl McHale Leslie Moraller Kathy Murphy Carolyn OiNeill Marianne Paperone Debbie Partenheimer Cindy Prendergast Gwen Rodgers Mimi Ruiz cMegan Schaefer Jackie Schlimme Kathy Schwarz Ienny Sheehan Barb Shults Sue Simson Mary Susa 175 -- micJ-I-n- 42 9 n. Gamma Phi Beta Some of Gamma Phi Beta's activities this year included a road trip to the University of Maryland, cockails with Fiji for Parents Weekendh, the selling of Mums for Mom, and a May pledge formal with the theme of ttRainbow Connection . . Kristen Ardell . Ian Grifhn . Deb Merriman Luanne Muscaro Cindy Zeigler .Donna Hinton . Kathy Dinsmore . Stuart Terry . Louise Masailo . Sharon Gillingan . Amy Schneider . Brenda Salvaggio . Emily Gordy 14. Tish Bischoff 15. Glenda Laudenberger 16. Kris Edwards 17. Cindy Homm 18. Deb Schanno 19. Carolyn Herzog 20. Christine Toldrian 21. Debi OtGorman 22. Ann Fischer 23. Pam Macpherson 24. Karen MacDonald 25. Laurie Muha 26. Nancy Rhoads CDCDVmgntwar-t HHb-kh-l OJNHO . Ann Halan . Cara Hedeman . Kathy Daly . Lindy Stone . Sandra Seas . Steph Streich . Deb Griffith . Jane Beacham . Gayle Kunttu . Laura Catrogivanni . Laura Davio . Barbara Graff . Laura Wheeler . Lisa Andrews . Cindy Knapp . Eileen Carey . Jane Nase t Colleen Terhune . Iaci Wagner . Karen Kroggel . Carol Buchanan . Linda Lapple . Kathy Iohnson . Rhonda Thomas . Marcia Stahl . Laurie O'Brien .Ann Jacobson . Ellie Kuehn . Karen Shipe . Carol Syvertsen . Dana Morrow . Sheryl Brust . Tracie Carroll . Betsy Podsiadlo . Sue King . Elaine Short . Steph Burt . Laura Burke . Sue Schmitt . Kim Paff . Irene Arnold . MaryEllen Bickel . Kairsten Cole . Ioan Greenaway . Sue Buffington . Cindy Buergin . Karen Fernandes . Randee Morrow . Iulie Vincent . Nona Niner . Linda Steininger . Anne Guffey . Becky Eastman . Amy Rowe Not Pictured: Lisa Morton Sue Speakman Jean Betz Maggie Katz Linda Luttrell Lori Pfann Missy Poole Heidi Tuma Donna Sifflard Lisa Woodland Kate Beebe Lisa Loew Kari Williams Dawn Konyhas Lambda Chi Alpha This year Lambda Chi raised $225.00 for the Adamts County Ieart Fund in February, and also held a relay marathon vhich raised over $1,400.00 for the Easter Seals Society in 3ct0ber. Some of Lambda Chfs other activities included a 'Woodstock party in October, and all-campus ttBarn Party in January, and a neighborhood ttFounders Day car wash on March 22nd. Lambda Chi also sponsored a neighborhood picnic with over thirty neigborhood families and the Delta Gamma Sorority. NNHHHHHHHHHH $gnowmumm$mmwo 1 2 3. 4 5 6. 7 8 9 . Lawrence Cuneo . Peter Gambee Ralph Oyler . Mike Strayer . Greg Locke Chris OtBrien . Greg Auda . Chris VanZandt . Gary Czulada . Doug Seibel . Steve Littleson . Don Hoover . Dan Yeager . Randy Brundage . Mark Crispen . Ken Iurici . Andy Ruymann . Dan Turner . Calvin Muse . Rob Offerman . Dave Musselman . Tom Grifhth . Andy Pruitt . Hal Salmons . Neil Bryant . Chuck Cordell . Norman Moulton . Ben Doctor . Dan Owens .Iohn Cipollini . Scott Owens . Doug Raitt . Ieff Bullard . Iohn Kirkenir . Chuck Reed . Iim Malloy . Jim Morrison . Scott Armington . Frankie Nieves . Dave Goldsmith . Bill Harvey . Gary Garriques . Bob Contri . Brian Friedrich . Ron Reich . Scott Shimer . Bob Little . Brian Sutton . Artie Seibel . Tom Duane . Ioe Fitzpatrick . Barry Quinter . Steve King . Torn Lasley . Steve McKenzie . Gary Conrad . ttOld Man . Ed Vitt . Don Lewis . Bob Loughran . Chris Redmond . Andy Smith . Iim Christie . Matt Kahny . Bob Edmiston . Scott Duff . lack Connor Not Pictured: Jim Kelley Greg Mas Chris McCool Bill Pyron Frank Brown Clint Marshall Art Walczyk Paul DtAmbrosio Steve Laubach Eric Schad Perry Tallman Doug Smith Rick Cole I t. ?IYM. IE I II' I HA Jit f1 Phi Delta Theta This year Phi Delt was most noted for its grain dammage parties in January, its Spaghetti Pledge Formal, an Italian-Irish night. and brothers Ioe Sacchi and Howdy Russell placing first and second in the Dance Marathon. 1 2 3 4 5 6 . Iohn Thomas . Jim Bogorowski . Andy Ebersole . Matt Lower . Iim O'Dea . Margaretta C. Pentoney 7 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15 . Ioe Sacchi Bob Britton Eric Lint Gary Lofgren Bob Stadel Dave Ruffini Chris Neumeyer Howdy Russell . Roderick uFounder McGibbon 16. Kenny Cornell 17. Malcolm HSkip11 Cowan 18. Mike Columbo 19. John Miller 20. Howie Garland 21. Bill Mullally 22. Bob Pucci 23. Bob Ball 24. Iim Miller 25. Tim Porter 26. Tom Feeney 27. Don Lazarchek 28. Gary Koperavas 29. Ralph Meade 30. Dave Willet . Bill Hayduk . Steve Burke . Steve jacobson . Bruce Pasiield . Mike Casalo . Jim Willis . Al Mantz . Steve Rand . Kevin Eidenshenk . Mark Euler . Zachary Osborne . Dave Talabiska . Pat Lubin . Dave Sibley . Ierry Gonsalvez Not Pictured: T. Ioseph Lardi Kevin Carson E. Bruce Irrgang Ben Howell Larry Vignali O. Neil Schembre William Monacelli Steve San Filippo Iohn Cavolo Mike Kelly John DeWan Rich Fornaro Bob Zebeblein Matt Harris Rob Karz John David Ion Robbins Bob Lutz Barry Green Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta had an outstanding year on campus. Some events included: the Annual Run for Cancer, participation in the Phonathon, and grounds clearing at the Annie Warner Hospital. Phi Gams were also very active in varsity sports, with captains on both the lacrosse and soccer teams. Also, at our last Norris Pig Dinner, our guest speaker was brother Jimmy Cefalo 0f the Miami Dolphins. . Maggie: Mascot . Craig Low . Dave Pendergrass Pat Farrell Peter Clouticr James Burdick Dave McCarthy Brad Iungels . Ernie Feirer . Sean McKenna . Thomas Fischer . Stephen Goodhue . Dirk Wieland . Clay Pokorny . Joseph Martini . Kevin Santulli . Paul Reber . Mark Wassel . George Ritter . Mark Hourigan . Edward Dua . David Ryder wwsewewme NNNHHHHHHHHHH Np-aocomxlcnmdswmr-lo 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. . James Putnam . John G. Sutor Michael Rogers John Zolper Fred Hacker Michael Cross Michael Blaisuis Willem Weijer Phil Verhalen Chris Eyster Ieff Frebowitz Michael Rich Steven Larson James Pels Ioseph Derrig Robert Talmage E. Russel Young Cliff Waddington Iohn Mathai James Kenny Robert Sicley Antonio Moore Richard Terrett 46. Bill Mayer 47. Carl Cordova 48. Neil Mitchel 49. Dave Berlin Not Pictured: James Breck Ronald Rich Ieffrey Henriques Gary Ostermueller Iohn Young Mark West Charles Wise David Ouimette William OtNeill William Toal Steven Pottash George Meyer William Howard Jonathan Glass Mitch Bryant 3; E i ! 'mtvu-n ' Phi Kappa Psi The Brothers of Phi Kappa Psi enjoyed anothersuccesshn and saUsfying acadennc year in 1979-80.IX pledge class 0ftvventy-four enthusiastic freshmen has already become a great asset to our everstrong brotherhood. The highlight of our year was the celebration of our 125th anniversary ofcannpus - an occasion which brought 100 Phi Psi alumni back to this chapter. Phi Psi was also fortunate enough to receive the IFCs award for highest grade point average anuong hmnerniHes,asvveH asthe avvard for the most improved G. P. A. We are also proud to announce our new faculty advisor, Dr. Edward J. Baskerville, professor of English. With such asuccesshh year,the brothersarelooking forward to next year with enthusiasm! WW Steve Shebell Andrew Patton Ed Knorr Steve Iirgal Jim Porter Ed Partenope . Raul Marin Doug Lieberman Mark Hartzell . Gil Lyons . Steve Napp . Carl Gullbrand . John Bredin . Tyler 15. Geoff McDermott 16. Jim Norcross 17. Ed Moore 18. Jeff Rodimer waewewwe Little Sisters 19. Chris Farris 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. Dave Beck Bill Mercer Chris Eichorn Frank Maher Rick Kunkle Peter Valentine Andrew Katz Doug Stewart Nick Alexakos Andrew Sherican Karl Wenneis Ion Currier Stan Applegate Rick Rate Dave Turner Iohn Kendig Steve Smith Doug Brouder . lay Tome . Paul Kelly . Harley Daubert . Carmine Annunziato . Kirk Becchi . Greg Siefert . Greg Imhoff . Steve Koons . Roy Gutshall . Lou Chambers . Brian Smith . Kevin Kinscherf . Torn O'Rourke . Paul Anderson . Gary Berner . Paul Quigley . Chip Staley Not Pictured: Iim Blodgett John Blough Dave Brown Ioe Brown Jeff Cuddeback Leo DeVito Dave Espy Iay Ferris Brian Geverd Rick Goldfarb Mike Mazero Rib Neducsin Mark Schweizer Scott Smith Ron Sorozan Bob Valiant Bob Wheeler Mike Winter t-lD-l HO PWN?P1?PJNH . Mark Siegel . Glenn Smart Dan Roberts Jim Kraiman Ted Gibbon Steve Hostnik Dave Wagner Ward Clark Kevin Banning Mark Stull . Rich Brooke . Marc Sherer . Mike Weber . Dave Thorpe . Dave Cox . Dana Enright . Al Dsurney . Adam Kastan . Chris Aloise . Dave Shaffer . Scott Erikson . Mark Gruner Not Pictured: Ty Fisher Tim Anderson Dan Kellogg Mike Bessler Lou Acquista Charlie Garrett Iamie Pearce Mike Mackey -W - -:-.- vva 3:11 L1 5. i wm!m VFW A A A A- . . .11.... M- V... - .Ih :lldi II. I' W This year, once again, Sigma Chi sponsored the annual Derby Day. Some of Sigma Chi's other activities included, a Christmas party for the Adams Co. pre-schoolers, the Beach Party, a Hat Party, a Colt 45 Night, and Sigma Chi also had the winning team in the school Phonathon. Sigma Chi NHHHHHHHHHH OCDODVCDUIQCONHO gopoxlmmgosmn . Tom Meidt . Dave Posey . Nick Caricato . Andy Tournquist . Nick Kelly . Gary Robinson . Will Wolf Ieff Arnold Pete Simon . Dave Wiechecki . Jim Wynn . George Hagerman . Chris Boehmcke . John Fischer . Bob Komoroski . Kurt Hettler . Tom Duffy . Andy Krinner . Fred Binder . Tom Sacks 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. . Mike Krotman Rich Sadlock Scott Cass Ieff Balta Rich Fitzgerald Pete Ellinwood Chris Minton Bill Dickinson Jim Iacobsen Dean Dusinberre Homer Rich Magic Jeff Pezza Scott Stanley Bob Bunting Iohn Sprowls Stu Rhood Rob Powers Bob Boynton Iay McCarl . Mike Tracy . Buck Stevenson . Pat Fleming . Tom Librizzi .John McElroy . Rick Nord . Chris Vecchiola . Neil Cuomo . Rich Schmidt . Steve Romanelli . Bill Reichhold . Bill Hyman . Harry Davies . Mike Sepesi . Brad Dunn . Steve Pampillonia . Gary Simon . Nick Micros . Matt Wheeler . Brett Daggs 61. Jim Sweeny 62. Rich DeBlasio 63. Jeff Cakes 64. Matt Shomaker 65. Chip Folk 66. Gladys 67. Tom Tolley 68. the truth Not Pictured: Justin Lang Brian Boland Little Richie Pardo Randy Stone I.O.F.L. Welch I. Leroy Bixby John B. Brown Ed Poofney ; Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa had a very active year on campus. Some of the sisterhoods many activities included; a Foundefs Day dinner with the Harrisburg Alumni Association, . visits to the Green Acres Nursing Home, a Valentines . Day carnation sale, sending Clothes to Maine Seacoast 1 Mission, participation in the International Year of the Child Fair, collecting for Unicef on Halloween, several pot luck suppers and a Vollebyall Volleyball Marathon. 54W '3? 1 '1: WM' $$$th 5.? ' h , 1. Alison Hart 2. Lisa Bettke 3. Beth Iacoby 4. Cathy Ricks 5. Mary Catherine 15. Pam Sweeting 16. Lisa Talmadge 17. Patti Anderson 18. Cathy Fahs 19. Iulie Wickosscr I Smith 20. Pat Sunday M .l 5 A '7 14? I? Q13 6. Darcy Howe Not Pictured: 7. Wendy VanHouton Karen Davison 8. Cheryl Heiberg Lynn Ross 9. Carol Shannahan Marnie Schubert 5 10. Stephanie Coble Micki Taylor 8 IO 11. PA. Magee 12. Maria Caracciolo 3 13. Debbie Shinsky 14. Iayne Coblentz 183 184 Little Sisters CDVIO?U1J303NH . Iohn Snowbird . Bill Ward . Mike Angotti . Bill Mainardi . Iohn Lehman . Doug Beattie . Will Marlette . Steve Swartzbaugh Jim Totin . Glenn Ianser . Clay Heckler . Paul Gausmann . Jeff Warf1e . Mark Wilbur .Mark Hoffman . Hugo Schroeder . Greg Keuzawa . Rick Harris . Chuck Thompson . Paul Grotz . Dulaney Foster . Lee Culver . Tom Iordan . Bill Serfass . Iohn McCanley . Harvey Goodwin Not Pictured: Ieff Martini Stuart Knade Bill Gillam Ed Thompson Mark Munson Drew Talbot Rich Johnston Mark Kauffman Iohn Spoehr Geoff Totoro Dan Kingsborough Steve Steiner Eric Hoffman Ioe Lazo Pete LaCount Matt Krempasky Ed Frederick Bob Iosue Howie Zwietel Greg Iaekel Tim Stewart Seth Statler Eddie Van Giesen K;- Sigma Sigma Sigma This year, Sigma Sigma Sigma celebrated one year on campus as the Delta Omicron Chapter. Also, for their philanthropy the sorority sponsored a Student-Faculty Donkey Basketball game, bake sales and donut sales. 1. Andrea Heaney 18. Arm Carley 36. Hilary Hastings 2. Christine Harmer 19. Suzanne Sankey 37. Tracy Fitzpatrick 3. Susan Hirschfeld 20. Marget McLauChlan 38. Tina Osborn 4. Linda Herman 21. Kathy Bingman 39. Susan Cass 5. LouAnn Witthoff 22. Marjorie Manderbach 40. Dawn Robinson 6. Patricia Patterson 23. Cythia Grove 41. Linda I. Brown 7. Carol Lisinski 24. Beth Fortney 42. Susan Marney 8. Linda Houston 25. Betsy Ellis 43. Sherri Blaylock 9. Sharon Settele 26. Linda Kassekert 44. Charlotte Haeffele 10. Cathy Ann Striffler 27. Daria Biernat 45. Janey Totoro 11. Jennifer McHenry 28. Patricia Craig 46. Nancy Litchfield 12. Cecile Kramer 29. Lori Illingsworth Not Pictured: 13. Kimberly Bosco 30. Katherine Anderson Ian Fraser 14. Jill Niedentohl 31. Beth MacDonald Elizabeth Martin 15. Barbara Kirch 32. Ann Betcke 16. Libby Anderson 33. Nancy R. Davidson 17. Susan Faulhaber 34. Ionay Yanchick 35. Leesa Berges 185 '3, l E .4.- Id - l 1., 1i 186 Tau Kappa Epsilon EDPNQ919WNH Bob Noddin Mark Edwards Larry Risch Taj Brandy Bruce Weed Steve Morro Hal Michels Bob Hart . Ron Iirsa . Artie Shaw . John Thompson . Rich Iones . Joe Sarra . Tom Krisa . Kevin Tague . Tim Betterly . Ed Williams 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37 The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon were major and A11- sports intramural champions for the 1979-80 season. In October, TKE sponsored a twenty-four hour basketball marathon benefiting the college informary. TKE was also involved in work projects for Annie Warner Hospital, hosted a Halloween party for underprivileged children of the area, and is involved in the big brother program. Curt Townshend Tony DeVincentis Kevin Smith Jeff Katzelnick Bob Wertz Tim Huff Rob Niess Drew Downer Gus Adams Drew Elwood Bob Iohnson George Hubley Mike Kempski Bob Towe Roger Goodstein Ray Slider Bob Redlack Mark Esposito . A. W. Wax 38 39 41. 42. 43. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. . Jeff Hager . Ioe Mesmer . Bill North Bruce Davis Bob Hunn Graham Desmond . Jim Whalen Bud Kolbe Larry I. L. Smith Mark Kennedy Gary Margiotta Charlie Martin Mike Cosgrove Bruce Murphy Tony Brennan Tim Lambert Iohn McGrath Rich Smith Bill Seymour 57. Rob Fackler 53. Dennis Tarrant 59. Steve Yassky 60. Andy Medico 61. Charlie Grillo Not Pictured: Ken Howard Earle Smith Andy Soslek Steve Cloetingh Dave Rooney Don Norton Mike Fink Craig Rosati Ron Shapiro u 4 Theta Chi Some of Theta Chfs activities this year included, a Wild West Party, Faculty and Administration dinners and discussions and major house renovations. Little Sisters pg89w9wwH . Steve Hepler Steve Tavella Zachariah, mascot Eric Barley Steve Severud Rich Brenner Fred Weiss Tony Fraenkel Ken Foreman . Iim Banks . Iim Whitehouse . Phil Ianke . Rod Mallams . Stue Garner . Neil Ryder . Don Steele . Cathy Digges, cook . Chris Correnti . Doug Tavella . George Gehring . Scott McArthur . Gerry Dietrich . Patt Dewey . Eric Jacobson . Viking Dietrich 26. Kerry Hahn 27. Rick Lowe 28. Ken Hess 29. Jim Gahres 30. Gordie Jones 31. Kevin Nagoda 32. Chris Roemer 33. Tim Golden 34. Rick Lapham 35. Tom Hombeck 36. Bob Fuoco 37. Dave Cowan 38. 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