Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1983 volume:

in ur IA. W! In. W7 IA. W, FRESHMAN ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS 70m SOPHOMORES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS SM JUNIORS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS SW SENIORS GRADUATION FACULTY CLOSING PAGE 18 PAGE 24 PAGE 34 PAGE 44 PAGE 52 PAGE 62 PAGE 84 PAGE 96 PAGE 104 PAGE 114 PAGE 122 PAGE 138 PAGE 146 PAGE 210 PAGE 214 PAGE 248 E Basis for music from The Four Seasons , The fourSeasons Spring ANTONIO VIVAIJN . r , Allegro moderate In In . I lu-gmwru F . : '1 V ::,'.: :7 . ' 75:7; E 3 - - G m N E P O 7 Editor-in-Chief ........................................... Hayley F. Hoffman Assistant to the Editor ............................... Rose Smith Sports Editor .............................................. Martha Cave Senior Editor .............................................. Liz Harris Underclass Editor ....................................... Paige Thorn Organizations Editors ................................ 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Brubaker K. Byers G. Drawbaugh K. Driehaus C. Collie J. Connors D. Eshbach D. Fitzgibbons J. Davis M. Doughcrly N. Gale D. Goetzmann C. Erdley E. Escallier K. Fox V. Funk J. Gonsalves M. Grasso S. Griffith J. Harris Jr. S. Herman E. Holden C Griffiths III 1, Griffith A. Karas L. King J. Hamer M, Harris B. Knisely M. Labella S. Houldin L. Hutzler J. Lee C. Leone B. Johns B. Klemmcr L. Larson F Laudonio S. Lucke C. Macaleer 21 L. Norton M. O Neil L. Potter T. Przybyla L. Mahlmann V. Mueller K. Murphy M. Neal A. Rasmussen E. Rivera K. Page M. Panetticri K. Pearson J. Plesko R. Ryan L. Sachs W. Schroder A. Schroeder J. Rushton S. Schwarzwalder F. Seipp III P. Saturnia M. Schieler 22 R. Smith B. Trautlein A. Verrilli M- Stephenson E. Stober J. Sullivan C. Swenson H Werner A. TTOUP M. Vallen J. Van Siclen C. Varcoe P. Whitlock N. Witham H. Woessner L. Zweizig K. Woods A. Wuerth M. Zamboldi 23 24 A A . . A A A 'l l ',i ' 7175 I - l'll'... RESIDENT ADVISORS ORIE N TA TION LEADERS Orientation Leaders, made up of a select group of Gettysburg College students, work in conjunction with members of the faculty and administration to orient new students to the campus and the commu- nity. By providing a variety of activities, these leaders help to ensure that the freshman transition process is a smooth 0116. TOURGUIDES 25 26 nllunlll-II'AI:VIIIDIC- 27 Gaye Albright, Karen Seloner, Karen Norcn, Nancy Nord, Kathryn Hoffman, Prof. Kermit Finstad, Lisa Bettke, Ross Oehler, Mark Deen, Gary Gorzynski, Scott Fellenbaum, Ronald Taylor 28 iunayaimmh . 62:8 W MngMmmm The College Choir, under the direction of Russel P. Getz, current president of the Music Educatofs National Conference, and under the student leadership of Richard Hulbrink performs at special chapel services and concerts through- out the year. Composed of approximately 72 dedicated students the college choir is primarily a performance and touring group. This year the choir per- formed a series of Sunday concerts in the area, including performances in Washington DC, Baltimore M.D., and Lancaster PA. During the J-term break the group traveled south performing in North Carolina, Georgia, Ken- tucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia. The highlight of the year was the 16-day European Concert Tour. The college choir traveled to Germany, Italy, Swit- zerland, Liechtenstein, France, and Belgium. The group performed concerts in various cathedrals throughout Europe including the Salzburg Cathedral, the Wilten Basilica and an Alpine Village. The tour culminated in Paris where the choir performed an afternoon concert in the Notre Dame Cathedral. 29 30 The Chapel Choir, under the direc- tion of Mr. Michael Matsinko, pro- vides musical leadership for Sunday chapel services by leading the hymns and liturgy, and by providing weekly anthems. In addition, the choir com- bines with the college choir in per- forming the annual Christmas con- cert, and this year the two choirs performed for the High School Teacheris choral reading session held on campus. The choir spent 3 days on tour performing in Easton, Pa., Mur- ray Hill N.J., and Elizabeth,NJ.F01- lowing the tour, the Chapel Choir concluded the year by presenting their annual Spring concert in Christ Chapel. WOMENiS CHORUS ALPHA PSI OMEGA: Theater The Alpha Psi Omega is the oldest college theatre organization in the country. Owl and Nightingale gives college students a variety of opportunities to become involved in the theatre by performing as well as directing. This year the OSLN players presented 4 major productions, beginning in Oc- tober with iiDark of the Moonh, directed by ED. Schmidt. In January, Guare,s THouse of Blue Leavesh directed by Doug Wallace, was present- ed followed in March by Giraudouxis uThe Mad- woman of Chaillotii directed by Ms. Bonnie Ga- ble. The final production of the season was iTSpring Dance? directed by Hayley F. Hoffman. mhILQZNNJEQNZ Rb NQO 31 Coach Lois Bowersl 1982 field hockey team finished their season with a 4-6-4 record. This mark is not totally indicative of the talent on the team, however, as several of the losses were to upper division teams in overtime. Nevertheless, the squad did finish runner-up in the Middle Atlantic Con- ference. In a re-match of the 1981 finals, Franklin and Marshall again was able to edge the Lady Bullets. With only seven seniors on the 37 player team, leadership proved to be extremely important, and co-captains Leslie Murray and Lisa Woodland provided a lot for the underclassmen. The Bullet defense, anchored by seniors Carol Daly, Murray and Woodland, proved to be formidable all season long. Also, goalie Lisa DeBanico had a fine year in the cage, including a 38 save performance in a 10 double- overtime loss to Ursinus. Finally, a key figure in this yearls campaign was assistant coach Vicki Carver, who provided a welcome abundance of enthusiasm and drive to the players. u, .. , l .mt u .a-wwsz-w A m, m . aspo- Minnow .. l - Pam Yerkes and Diane Schwarz. 2 - VARSI- TY 3 ROW 1: L. DeBanico, D. Mehl, M. Cave, D. Schwarz, J. Hopper. ROW 2: S. Terry, P. Yerkes, G. Toaldo, L. Woodland, L. Wehrli. C. San, L. Epple- man. Coach Bowers. ROW 3: Vicki Carver, L. Mur- ray, D. Konyhas. B. Bentz, C. Daly, M. Panettieri. 3 3 Carol Daly. 4 - Lisa Woodland. 5 - Carol Daly and Mary Panetticri. 6 3 Dawn Konyhas. 7 - Pam Yerkes. 8 - Martha Cave. 9 3 Carol Daly and Leslie Murray. 10 - JV 3 ROW 1: H. Williamson. M. Cusack, T. Griffith, L. Holden, S. Griffith, T. Genovese. ROW 2: L. Marone, L. Belt, G. Ponton, P. Staurnia, S. Pahides, L. Palm, S. Houldin. ROW 3: L. Maddock, B. Bede, K. Kirchhoff, G. Parris, C. Florin, A. Robinson, A. Corroon, K. O3Brien, Vicki Carver. J3! m m V. nun.- . nun! .! g .$' TEAM PICTURE: ROW 1 J. Beach, J. Miller, F. Freibott, C. Hilburn, D. Maloney, P, Draovitch, B. Dattilio, W. Maddox, E. Giliberto. M. Cavallero, A. Russo. ROW 2: S. Rand, R. Goodstein, D. Gretsky, T. Azelby, A. Coen. M. D Ambrosio, J. Poeta, L. Vignali, T. Levri, R. King, P. Rosengrant. ROW 3: T. Sculici. J. Brienza, J. Miller. K. Montgomery, B. Barr, M. Carlon, J. Flynn, R. Sadlock, A. Mantz, S. Landm M. Ercole ROW 4: D. Hall, L. Maletta. M. Mcher, A. Mulch, G. Osgoodby, B. Bridgen, M. Chessock. B. Smith, P. Martin, L. Lausch. ROW 5: B Avallone, M. Donoghue, G. Faust, T. Pierce, J. Stafford, J. Clark. J. Takacs, J. Romanik, J. Fell, P. Evanko. R. Condren. ROW 6: E. Handler, M. Crouch, C. Kcrn. B. Korth, B. Miller, A Nardonc, M. Yancs, S. Bialousz, T. Mulholland, M. Mensch, B. Lewis. ROW 7: J. Caltell. P. Lubin, C. Phelan. C. Tycryar, S. Geiger, E. Hummel, D. Curran, B. Pluta, T. Pasi, B. Gipc. P. Hanralty. ROW 8: T. Rineman, J. Seygal. J. Duncan. S. Royer, C. Rosati, S. Hrin, J. Van Schoick, D. Foley, D. Barnhart, R. Hall. A Singer, A. Arriviello. ROW 9: P. Shields, B. Rehfuss, B. Miller, R. Rcider. G. Pellak. Coach Streeter. S. Leedy, J. Yeck, K. Higgins, G. Biser, R. Keefer. 2 Paul Rosengrant and Rich Sadlock, 3 - Jim Miller. 4 - Jeff Miller. 5 Pat Lubin. 6 - Mike Donoghue and Jim Flynn. 7 - Rich Sudlock. Chris Phelan. and Brett Gipe. 8 Dave Gretsky. 9 Tense moment on the sidelines. Much to the enjoy- ment of Head Coach Barry Streeter, Gettys- burgts football team was highly successful in 1982. In recording a 7-3 record, the players pro- vided fans with the best season here since 1969. One highlight of the campaign was a 28-18 victory over arch-rival Franklin and Marshall. However, the ultimate high point of the entire season occurred in front of a small, long-weekend On that day, the Bullets pulled out a last- minute victory over undefeated Widener University, the defending National champions. Key to this and other successes were the fifteen seniors on the team as they provided the underclassmen with strong leadership. Individually, seniors Rich Sadlock and Joe Seygal both received the following honors: lst team All-MAC, lst team All-ECAC, Honorable Mention All-American. 37 1 - Kelli Schaefer and Dina Sammer. 2 Marcy Vaughan, Denise Babinchak, and Maggie Commins. 3 - Marcy Vaughan, Denise Babinchak, Dina Sammer, and Linda McGann. 4 - Maggie Commins and Denise Babinchak. 5 ROW 1: K. Poklemba, S. Milar. M. Warrell, L. Sorenson, M. Vaughan, K. Schaefer, J. Bianco, D. Fitzgibbon. ROW 2: Coach Albertson, T. Repetto, D. Sammer, D. Babinchak. L McGann, B. Taylor, M. Commins. L. McFate. 6 - Barb Taylor and Sue Milar. 7 The Block. 8 Denise Babinchak and Maggie Commins. 9 ; Maggie Commins and Jill Bianco. Team Places 3rd In MAC Tourney 12 L - - ,BIU'SHV' GUHWURC ' '1' 6 ' 'ty 6 - EU I V5311?! ,4, x v i :' 4! . cmysmmt t ' V ' '1! en 1 vst m mama ,g The 1982 womerfs volleyball team had a successful season, posting a winning record. In the four tournaments entered during the year, the squad finished with one of the top places each time. First year Head Coach Colette Albertson had her work cut out for her as there were only two returning starters. However, these veterans, Denise Babin- chak and Marcy Vaughan, provided the leadership required on an inexperienced squad. The hard work exhibited by all the players paid off as the women were able to rise to most challenges. Key matches included a victory over Division I Towson to gain a semi-final berth at the York Tournament. Also, the teamts tough play enabled them to garner third place in the MACS behind two nationally ranked teams. Team Produces F our 5 . igwm.m.mumwmswfwwheaz 1W Q IL: The 1982 Gettysburg College soccer team finished the sea- son with a 6-8-1 record. Under third year Head Coach Larry Zelenz3 guidance, the squad recorded shutouts over Millers- ville, Albright, Lebanon Valley, and Muhlenberg. One key to this accomplishment was senior co-Captain Scott Owens who, at the goalie position, recorded 132 saves while yielding only 33 goals. Heading the attack were freshman Joe Johnson with eight goals and senior Clay Pokorny with seven goals and one assist. Co-captain George Hagerman also played an important role throughout the season as a team leader. Although the team is losing five seniors this year, the experience gained this season should help the team to a successful 383 campaign. 1 - Scott Owens. Pitts Robinson, George Hagerman, and Joe Johnson. 2 Scott Owens. 3 - George Hagerman. 4 ROW 1: C. Drawbaugh, B. Low, B. Westfall, C. Pokorny, C. Cordova, F. Blanchette, M. Youse, .E- Benz, D. Bassettc. ROW 2: M. Nesbitt, S. Wee, D. Patrick, J. Johnson, R Nettleton, S. Owens, G. Hagerman, P. Si- mon, N. Goodhue, Coach Zelenz. 5 Carl Cordova. 6 .- Brad Westfall. 7 - George Hagerman. 8 Clay Pokorny. 9 Ed Benz. 10 Pitts Robinson. F. i F i i . .w' .wuf: ..11511- The 1982 women,s cross-country team, led by All-American Martha Orem, finished with a winning record of 5-4. The small team, which was dominated by freshmen, consistently proved their strength and com- petitive spirit throughout the season. This was well exemplified at the MAC. Cham- pionships where the Lady Bullets surprised everyone with a fourth place finish out of seventeen teams. Orem, a junior, later added another highlight to the cross country season by finishing a respectable ninth in the East- ern Championships. This feat was accom- plished despite nagging injuries towards the end of the season. With the return of the youthful squad next year, Coach Lehris womenis cross-country team should prove to be a strong contender for the 1983 MAC. crownf 42 W 1 e WOMEN'S SQUAD e- ROW 1: B. Wheeler. A. Venturini, M. Orem. ROW 2: E. Riggs, B. Killip, L. Stockwell. Coach Lehr. 2 e Beth Wheeler and Beth Killip. 3 e Gettysburg domination. 4 - Coach Riggs and Beth Killip. 5 e Martha Orem. 6 e And they're off. 7 e MENlS SQUAD e ROW 1: Jim, mgr., J. Knowles, P. Dominick, D. Wiechecki. H. Gochenaur, '1'. Clark. ROW 2: E. Riggs, J. Feddern, D. Harvey, E. Uehling. J. Welch, B. Welch. Coach Lehr. 8 e Thom Clark. 9 e Dave Wiechecki. The menls cross-country team, which boasted a large number of freshmen, com- piled an admirable 12-3 record for 1982. Not only did the runners achieve great success against strong Division III teams, they also held their own against Division I power Rider College and Division II con- tender Mt. St. Marys. Senior Dave Wie- checki played an important role on the team as he added needed experience to the young squad. Other key runners included freshman sensations Thom Clark, Pete Dominick, and Bruce Welch who all swept a number of races. All these ath- letes helped the team to a decisive victory over arch-rival Franklin and Marshall, the highlight of the dual meet season. As the younger members of Coach Lehrls cross-country team begin to compile more competitive experience, they should de- velop into one of the Eastls top small col- lege squads. 43 45 48 1 iL r1 XK .NVN. mm m . b m. m n iwunmmdxi $i,xlCHllly nklf$y; KmVVZ XX AF 4 x u . $ - Xx ' lm R. Bassette J. Blodgett T. Bohde F. Borelli R. Ballin J. Beach F. Blycher E. Bohley J. Borger J. Bangs P. Becker J. Boyer C. Albert T. Arbutina M. Bankus J. Benning D. Brennan D. Alden C. Arnot D. Barnhart E. Benz J. Brienza C. Alvanos R. Avallone D. Barsncss F. Blanchette D. Bodensiek M. Bond T. Bright G. Andrews K. Baker R. Bartholomae S. 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Jennie Lee Missing Nancy Cooper Heidi Cramer Amy Simons Carol Barth Pam Saturnia 1 .7 ' , Alpha Delt . .1; i . u 3' 9'0 63 ., 4 iluun-haull'l- 4n 1 - . . 65 66 JXwN-'OND www.wywsv2 . J im Holbert Bob Anderson Mike Wickersham Ken Stockman B..I. Cunningham Gil Waldkoenig . Rob Powell . Lou Guarino . Rusty Cratil . Kurt Detwiler . John Nicoletti . Roger Goodnow . Mark Schroeder . Rod Tosten 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Karl Knade Tom Rumberger Scott Gibble Chris Darmody Derrick Watson Roark Gover Pete Heimlichcr Tim Huber Todd Young Hooch Ralph Johnson Ike Eichenlaub Bill LeConey Steve Cornwell Missing Jon Stout Dan Hanner Mark Stambaugh Dan Fearer Tom Gibbon Paul Callahan Zack Thompson Ron Szuter Dave Caruso Rob Glover Drew Gum Mike Webb Pete Parsons 1. Hooch 2. Meg Westlund 3. Bailey . Deb Strickler . Janine Fugere . Michele Zigrand . Kerry McBride . Tricia Gerstner 9. Beth 10. Bridget McFadden 11. Ruth Beisel 12. Irene Watts 13. Linda Benetto 14. Heidi Schubert 15. Joanie Butler OOxleLIIb 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26 Wendy Verrci Carol Sabo Jill Tracey Lisa Griggs Laura Richardson Lora Wilson Amy Hubbard Elisabeth Niewoehner Karin Anderson Jennifer Batcheldcr Lisa Petrica Missing Karen Elliot Cindy Palinski 67 m uWr-WLIfM-xiadiemm 1T4WA-xwu- rxxxiw Awwawmvff wuov9wwr gNNvg.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.- LHOOOONOMJLWN4O3D 68 Andrea Moss Janice Borchcn Joanie Holland Mary Panetticri Karen Kelover Karen Taylor Kim McGrath . Laura McLane . Amy McGavern . Karen Christ . Susan VanTuyl . Betsy Slraehle . Kim Harris . Dottie Berrier . Sandy Faul . Rose Smith . Kathy Bouzos . Liz Standring . Karen Bernmann Linda Kristen . Kathleen Buyers . Frances Waple 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. Ellen Robinson Becky Reyalt Laura McLaughlin Chris Samuelson Carolyn Flanagan Joanne Benner Carolyn Cordner Brenda Kamsler Linda Sturgill Jennifer Rudibaugh Laura Larson Lori Lennox Stacy Christensen Diane Schwarz Nancy Sanderson Joyce Everett Andrea Tibbetts Pam Messineo Liz Bohley Pam Golden Joyce Humpert Barb Vanderlin M'JSSF'MAN . Sandy Griffith . Ann Maglione . Darlene Barker . Cindy Zciher . Trish Quast . Kathryn Hoffman . Dale Selover . Karen Utterback . Lynn Pierce . Ellie Morham . Melanie Stephenson . Kelly Linden . Susan Roy . Pam Becker . Holly Peterson . Mary Louise Biunno . Nancy Hall . Lynn Selhat . Jannetje VanSiclen . Jane Bowman . Clare Dunkle . Maureen Tregoning ussewm LIBRA v 67. Donna Greenwood 68. Ellen Monach 69. Becky White 70. Caroline Smith 71. Sue Leudtke Missing Steph Blaydes Ann Dovko Maria Palombo Polly Rae Wendy Rodman Tammi Stevens Lauren Stevenson Sue Williams Alison Wolfe Deidre Fallon Kathy Murphy Julie Perkins Kathy Rightenmeyer .-..d.-........-..... ...................... Omei-WNHOVD . Jo Claypool . Marsha Boerlin . Sue Eicholtz Norie Wohlgcmuth . Lee Ann Little Jodi Moserowitz . Eileen Fowler . Suzanne Mountain . Patti Carpenter . Abbie Potts . Stacy Lewis . Lori Maddock . Pam Patterson . Diane Thornton . Dina Sammer . Jenni Gilbert 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. Caren D61Ath Collette Phillips Jenn Jacobs Candi Dunn Sue Kane Beth Hetley Cindy Thomas Ellie Renga Lori Marone Suzanne Hino PJ. Gray Barb Bocina Cheryl Leddy Carlene Andrews Michele Cerohorsky Allie RuggICs 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. Holly Kaiserman Maria Constantine Catherine Colony Ingrid Griffith Grace Tripp Adrienne Verrilli Maggie Cummins Martha Orcm Lee Mulvihil1 Ree Cottone Lynn Snyder Cindy LeCompte Lisa Orsmd Eileen Kwiecinski Paula Sims Lenore Molcc 49. Roni Mueller 50. Katie O1Bricn 51. Page Trowbridge 52. Lisa Richardson 53. Laurie Kattyle 54. Pam Fischer 55. Andrea Longo 56. Pat Mahmud 57. Lisa Lichtenstein 58. Sue Lubbers Missing Barb Nieukirk Linda Asterino Karen McDermott Sue Murray Nicole Pretch 69 NNNN.........-2.............2 MN--OOOONO5Mwa-OO Julie Hoff . Tammy Griffith . Ginny Gonsalves Sara Nieland Wendy Collins . Kari Nysileck . Lisa Brown . Debra Cerrina . Stacy Greemblatt . Karen Heldberg . Linda Carpenter . Susie Schuh . Amy Harbough . Cindy Campbell . Kim Mixer . Kari Nairn . Allison Lawman . Jenny Martin . Ginger Ponton Nina . Jill chning . Laura Brown . Jan Eikler 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. Darlene Susa Kahe Daly Pam Heck Dianne Brennan Bridget Cahill Tara Gleeson Jenny King Shawn Heerman Sue Gephart Barbara Taylor Sue Ulrich Ellen DeStephano Kathy Bullet Beth Treiblc Molly Welsh Sarah Sears Robin Deegan Chris Ann Beardsley Cheryl Stotter Betsy Maak Cheri Brand Melissa Rics Jenny Weber 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. Roseanne Coliman Cindy Holck Peggy McDermott Beth Heller Laura Murray MJ. Labrey Kim Gomans Caroline Harmon Barbara Howe Gina Toaldo Karen Walters Angel Dialectos Cindy Gronroos Kelly Kroll JoAnn Powlus Ann Garver Sue Parmelee Wendi Jacobs Cindy Nowicki Mary Schowalter Debbie Lease Claudia Lupoletti Dana Broadbent 70. Nora Goodhue 71. Dally Garvey 72. Marilyn Fricke 73. Megan Kelly 74. B..I. McDowel 75. Jennifer Sheehan Missing Sue Selby Suzanne Jardine Liz Auperin Ann Haviland Ann Murdock Catherine Gregg Lisa Rathbun Gina Zubia Jill Gardner Sue Batta Lisa-Annc Gresco Patti Schuman Cindy Prendergast Stacy Powell Ann Murdock N NNNHHF-p-Hh..-.-.-.- 858N6OOOOQONMALNNt-6OVO oouoan-Awgvi- Karen Ulrich Andrea Ohlweiler . Jackie Jacobs Melissa Zamboldi . Amy Rasmussen Megan Juliano Michelle Tiger . Liz Weaver . Jenna Muskas . Deb Fisher . Amy Troup . Din Cullen . Sue Riccio . Barb Graff . Anne Guffey . Sally Buchanan . Deb Forsythc . Amy Manson . Jamie Weigard . Lynda Hughes . Darlene Goetzman . Ginny Conover . Mary Masselink . Laura Davio . Sue Pahides 26. Julia Jordan 27. Beth Land 28. Mugzy Mendell 29. June Schumm 30. Cheryl Starr Harrison 31. Lisa Embon 32. Cheryl Sarr 33. Lori Westra 34. Alanc Robinson 35. Sharon Flail 36. Maureen Rogers 37. Susan Conlin 38. Kitty Baker 39. Susan Halliwell 40. Theanne Chivily 41. Sally Kreider 42. Jamie Behier 43. Jane McRobb 44. Sue Hess 45. Loretta Drumgoole 46. Jodi Hopper 47. Dawn Kern 48. Meg Roedel 49. Lisa Palm 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. Nancy Gale Chris Edwards Sharon Gilligan Vicki Handwerk Rosie Lconidis Lisa Marino Sandra Muloy Deb O1Gorman Amy Rowe Dana Morrow Joyce Chambers Gail Williams Karen Shipe Danette Mehl Sue Rensch Steph Gehrke Lisa Loew Glenda Laudenberger Dawn Konyhas Pam Dunne Stuart Terry Judy Horst Cindy Slawek Terry Gentner Emily Tark 75. Julie Vincent 76. Beth Koval 77. ? Dog Missing Cindy Homm Sandra Seas Kari Williams Cindy Ziegler Kathy Dinsmore Lisa Woodland Deb Merriman Donna Hinton Kathy Brenneman Patsy Partcr Janet Allwin Margaret Kachigian Betsy Duncan Gayle Kirchner Lisa Oxenhorn Peg Starkey Sue Millar Jennifer Phelan 71 72 NNNNN..-......H,....-...H Awm4owwuompww4op muowawr Larry Witham Chris O3Brien Dave Goldsmith Steve Littleson . John Sorcnson . Bill Malenbrock . Andy Parker . Joe Coccia Howard Davis . Jim Kelley . Brad Westfall . Frank Laudanis . Dan Cicala . Tom McCurdy . Glen Holt . Mark Burton . Ed Rivera . Rick Holmes . Glenn Whitney . John Kresky . Dave Salisbury . Doug Contri . Dave Burroughs . Mike Droogan 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. Andy Ruymann Bill Pyron Pete Schultz Dave Borghesani Mike Mitchell Pete Neal Bob Little Rick Steiner Dave Buynak Jack Mangiante Chris Chester Tim Higley Tom Keiser Reid Bryant Scott Shepherd Ed Grube Bill VArian Brian Friedrich Doug Smith John Schiller Mike Lopanzanski Brian Aherne John Gibbons Bill Snyder 49. Frank Borrelli 50. Dave Arata 51. Rich Bartholomae 52. Don Turner 53. Mark Johnsen 54. Greg Mas Not Pictured Tom Losely Matt Lahny Scott Owens Steve Walls Bob Contri Ilal Salmons Bob Moser Steve Higley Dave Brigham John Simpkins Norman Moulton Craig Judy Bill Strickland Chris Navikas Bill Harvey Scott Shimer NNN....-.-.....-..-..-....-..-. NHOVOOONOUVka-JNWOO . Chris Warren . Stubby Korth . John Rockstroh Jumpin Miller Albert Nardone . Chris Snow . Thomas 130th Mark T. Thomas . Rock Lubin . Larry Vignali . Gary Kopervas . Tim Porter . John Hutzel . Barney Hilburn . Tariq Mumtaz . David Gretsky . John Garvey . George Smith . Matt Harris . David Glynn . Howie Gartland . Steve Minslow Rand 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. Steve Davis Jim Stafford Brian Barr Townie Fitzgerald Scott Pellegrino Pete Trout Ted Barrett Bob McMahon Alex Flick Eric Emanuelson Gerard Gonsalves Henry Flintcr John 7LT. Thomas Robbie Minitti Dave Talabiska Kevin Eidenshink Chris Droogan Steve Kellcnyi Dennis Maloney Mike Kyritsis Neil Draddy Tanman Coen 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56 Bob Lewis Skip Hrin Miguel Yanes Jose Yanes Babyface Vella Eyebrow Arriviello John VanSchoick Mike Milstcd Terry Boyle Dave Neugebauer Slacks Ruffini Tom Kovacevich Missing Adam Sherman Allan Wyllie Robert Maus Joe Lardi San Stouphin Toot Nalls Andy Mutch Paul Martin '1 IQ-IIlal!- 73 OONOMAWN? 74 J 06 J ohnson . Mike Craven Bob Miller Steve Wee Brandy Don Hecht Rawll Rob Nettleton . Jim Leary Mark Messersmith . Kahlua . Jim Holt . Kurt Kroncke . Andy Cush . Barry Bickel . Calvin Patterson . Chip Collins . Chuck Samph . Brian Pluta . Kevin Daft . Darrin Girton . Tom Shields . Frank Klinzman . Scott Weiermiller . Dave Dolan . Mike Los . Jim Mitchell . Carl Cordova . Joe Fay . Rick Layer . Jim Kirkwood . Tom Wagner . Bill Gutheim . Charlie Frankenbach . Craig Rokke . Rick Welch . Dave Lacek . Pete Shoudy . Kevin Walsh . John Sharkey . Jeff Davis . Brad Jungles . Lou Mountzoures Jim Williamson . Larry Gage . Dave McCarthy . Neill Mitchell . Chris Phelan . Cliff Waddington 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. Dave Brooks Doug Patrick Don Heard Frank Blanchette Vince Tague Gary Hipko Jeff Knowles Kevin Bruns Jeff Zembraski Matt Norman Joe Tomley Matt Brunner Scott Cleary Tim Stapleford Gerry Paulson John U-Ioagw Wing Tom Roberts Paul Zolfaghari Chris Roth 69. Mark Drawbridge 70. Joe Lynch Missing Tod Arbutina Jim Borger Bill Burns Shane Creamer Joe Derrig Bill Gleim Mark Mischler Curtis Paul Clay Pokorny Steve Prouty Bill Shakespeare Greg Smith Rich Trunnel Steve Vcrkouw Jeff Warshauer Paul Zanardi NNNNHHHp-HHHHHF- bJN-'OVOOOQO5LH$mN-OKO 004-0899ri Bryan Bunning Todd Jones Todd Klefehn Roger Thoet Brad Fetrow . Jim Herbst . Chris Varcoe . Robert Wheeler . Doug Broudcr . Rob Neducsin . Gregg Imhoff . Dane Lynn . Raul Marin . Jim Marino . Tasha . Bill Hughes . Scott Schoner . John Regan . John Campbell . Jim Sibson . Steve Parker . Dan Olmstead . Kevin Dill 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. . 38. 39. 40. . Steve Shebell 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 41 Ken Ryan John Poliero Dave Crandall Kevin Russell Mark Schweizer Tim Ferguson Jim Neilson Joe Brown Geoff Garbacz Dave Olson Chris Farris John Maney Chip Stalcy r7 Joe Carbonc Dave Beck Rich Stones John Thompson Lou Chiarlanza Kevin McManus Mike Cook Tom Scalici 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. x PHI PSI John Koscinski Dana Pearson Paul Finck Joe Conti Andrew Dickinson Jeff Liebemritt Mike Merry Bill Kersten Andre Dobrowski Dave Smith Harold McGovern Bill Mercer Tom O'Rourke Dave Sautter Eric Borjeson Rich Reed Kirk Becchi Kevin Cahhahan Steve Mills Chris DeLeo Peter Travis Tad Terry Bruce Chamberlin 70. Jeff Lakin 71. Mike Brown 72. Joe Silhavy 73. Mike Hogan 74. Andrew Patton 75. John Heron 76. Jim Erickson 77. Chris Finn 78 John Harris Missing Scott Bialousz John Blough Jim Gassmann John Lauri Gil Lyons Kirk O1Connell Jim Porter Ed Rate Kevin Silva Scott Smith Ron Sorozan Paul Treumuth Jim Watts V55: .ll-A'IJIII l-IV- Rik 75 NDOOQOKII-C-WN- 76 . Johnny Hale . Gip Erskine . Pete Simione . Paul Rothfuss Ted Kling Russ Colbeth . Terry Ryan . Bill 1cook1 . Jeb Baynum 10. 11. 12. l3. 14. 15. 16. l7. l8, Squared Ciarrocca Louis Acquista Paul Messa John Rooney Mark Spire Dave DeMerit Mark Kemmerer Bob Kneene Greg DeRosa 19 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. Juice Newton Tony Barbera Mike Grab Steve Halloran Mike Cromwell Bill Ingram Dan Wilson Dave Sedloff Doug Steam 28. Andy Gettings Missing Jeff Shipman Tom Janczak Bill Staffa Scott Scadale Mike Besslcr Jim Connors Jim Bettragristo Emilio Giliberto Nick Drobiniku . G1enn Osgoodby . Tim Rhineman . Gerry Cerza Dennis Curran Ralph Smith . Dick King . Joe Seygal . Jim Beach . Tom Azelby . Tim Bright oodgxmpwgvr- 5:00 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Matt Brady Jack Clark Frank Delaney Bill Bridgen Steve Geiger Lance Bassagc Doug Foley Mike Chessock Ken Montgomery Scott Lando Joe Vergona PJ. Cosgrove ,ly'lill': 'llllIl-EIIAV'IIII- 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. Glenn Faust Steve Eager AJ. Russo Bob Curran Rich VanAntwerp John Fell Paul Rosengrant Dave Byrnes John Beckett Brett Gipe Mike Nichols John Brienza 37. Steve Schick 38. Gene Reilly 39. Curt Snyder 40. Tony Levri 41. Paul Bowersox 42. John Takacs Missing Bob Avallone Barry Schiano to 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. l6. 17. 78 . Pat Hanratty . Ed Benz Uncle B111 Madden Andy Krinner . Gumby . Magic . Jeff Arnold . George Troyano 11Toots Glenn Bcal Buck11 Chris Miller Tom Clark Yukon1' Craig Davis Ken Shockley Billy Smith 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. Tim Whiting Pete Dowling Marshall Welch Paul Bailey Tom Thistle Pat Sabo Chuck Drawbaugh Dave Walker Britt Sanford Jeff Thompson Bill Gardner Eric Hummel Chris Rudolph Mike Feuer Jeff Balta Jamie D1Agosta Jeff Kauhl 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 50. 51. 52. Bill Collins Nick Kelly Jeff Surrena Chris Bochmcke Rich Fitzgerald Steve Wilhelm Gary Robinson Ray Kramer Scott Robinson Frank McCarthy Mike Hagclgans Peter Simon Troy Kiick Tim Redmond George Hagerman Bob Slagle Eric Schlaefer 53. Chris Aherne 54. Gerry Gjertsen 55. Dave Friedrichs 56. Carl Degroct 57. Dave Wiechecki 58. Dave Posey 59. Mark Pinkerton 60. Peter Ellinwood Missing Tom Sacks Jim Jacobsen Fred Binder Bob Whitlock Jeff Rubino Peter Kafaf Eric Handler 1 1. Shelly Mano 4. Lisa Voellm 7. Ruth Baker 10- Sarah Eno 2. Lisa Parker 5. Carol Quinn 8. Polly Ann Magee 11. Chris Muser 3. Elizabeth Stober 6. Karen Huffman 9. Maria Caracciolo 12- Cathy RiCkS 79 mNQMPWNr- Dave Barsness Scott Newman John Lehman Mark Wilbur Ned McGarry John Cook . Mark Clymer John Donohue . Wayne Vereb 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Greg Kuczawa Matt Shuster Jose Pimienta Dale Kiddoo Alec Newlands Deron DeCesare Bruce Kelly 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Mike Ripley Jeff Dennis Jeff Allen Dave Esworthy Ken Bence Lou Passarello Duane Scarle Matt Wolf 25. Chris Fox 26. Dave Prickett 27. Paul Bockensiek 28. Chris Marotta 29. Seth Statler Missing Gary Gorzynski Steve Swartzbaugh - fr; 4w;muigxgxe??awskwum hwydzi 2::7er:li;:;r'iZ: 1522-2 an gimiLXHF giant -: 11. 12. 33. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 10. 2222 PPNH b-Ill-lb-il-l AWNH . Elizabeth Irwin . Brenda Allocco Kristen Pearson Michele Miller . Mary Warrcll Marcia Podsiadlo Valerie Arthofer . Alex Karas . Tina Osborn Marie Vannozzi . Cindy Macaleer . Laurel King . Amy Dilworth . Alison Leonard 15 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Monica Tonn Sarah Kiemle Sue Robb Ann Betcke Dana Jung Aline Kolankowski Susan Marney Beverly Bagge Sue Petzold Barbara Kelmmer Janet Dales Alison Schroeder Luann Witthoff Dana Condie 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. Kristin Lundahl Norma Voegtlin Barb Ogden Ellie Feather Kim McKinney Jonay Yanchick Lee Copperthitc Charlotte Haefcle Dawn Robinson Lauren Gerula Chris Catlin Lori Illingworth Kristen Taylor Kitsy Taylor 43. Sherri Blaylock 44. Patty Patterson Missing Colleen Cummins Leslie Eisner Karen Gruber Lori Harlke Hether Laberge Debbi Luhman Linda McGann Barbette Sell Barbara Koch 0041999ri WNO4JIAWN-'oo. 82 Graham Desmond Rich Smith Steve Yassky John O1Leary Wes Tyeryar Ed Valleric . Fred Freibott . Tim Mulholland . Todd Gothberg . Doug H2111 . John Thompson . Chris Miller . Bob Towe . Tom Krisa . Doug Skeoch . Steve Buck . Dino Fanucci . Ray Slider 19 2O 21 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. . Roger Goodstein . Bob Hunn . Rich Jones Tom Spier Rob Fackler Charlie Martin Clay Tyeryar Dave Musco Bob Dattilio Chip Graber Ray Condren Mike S. Kempski George Hubley Eric Shusted Mark Richman John Cannon Mark W. Kennedy Gary Margiotta 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. Pete Forenza John Samper Jeff Brunner Jim Edwards Mike Chagares Craig Rosati Mike Rayeur Bob Noddin Jim Fendrick Dave Barnhart Mike Cosgrove Pat Elliott Mark Esposito Bruce Davis Bob Parker Josh Niles J.R. Gemberling Anthony Pasi 55. Tom Worcester 56. Clatton Stead 57. Joe Sarra 58. Kenny Cahill 59. Mike Rickwalter 60. Mike Carlon 61. John Randall 62. Sean McFarland 63. Don Cerritelli Missing Brian Wagner Dave Herskowitz Bill Hazelton Ron Shapiro Bob Johnson Stan Hopson Charlie Grillo Mark Mensch ...-....... th-Ofo . Jeff Lukasik . Curt Corl OOVQIKJli-JAPJN... Guyer Young Joe Minor William Coventry . Stefan Franz . Tom Augenthaler Kerry Hahn Dave Bird . Bill Davies . John Gleeson . Fred Zeytoonjian . Ken Foreman . James Wylie 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Bill Hammond Joe Barnes Greg Andrews Scott Lucke Jamie Eastland Scott Coppinger Keith Halpin A1 Guber Ed McLaren Chris Husscy Cass Weaver 4Cook1 Pete Clark 27 28 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. . Mark Gage . Eric Lipkin Randy Ballin Scott Fox Jim Glatz Tom Przybyla Roland Minard Dave Antonetti Eric Engleman Dave Everett Tim Paul John Large Tom Hornbeck 40. Luke Percario 41. Doobie 42. Pete Erskine 43. Mark Morgan 44. Drew Murphy 45. Buck Missing Dave Whitehouse Sandy Olipham Karl Elshied Tom Fisher 2 84 mmvvoe m W .. 1 - Martha Cave and Barb Animal Taylor. 2 Kari Williams, Lisa Woodland, and Pam Yerkes. 3 Lisa Debo DeBanico. 4 - Mary Slagle. 5 - Denise Babinchak, Cindy Palinski, Sue Marshall, and Karen Tessmer. 6 - BJ McDowcl. 7 - Jo Claypool and Fred Blycher. 8 - Barb Taylor. 9 - Barb Smith and Lisa Embon. Records Broken In Banner Season The 1982-1983 women's basketball team, headed by second-year coach Kay Higgins, achieved a record-breaking 15-6 record. This first winning season in the last ten years at Gettysburg was achieved with on1y nine players on the team. Nevertheless, the fifteen victories set an all-time school record and enabled the year to capture its second straight MAC southwest title. Also, for the first time in the school's history, the squad advanced past the first round of the MAC playoffs with a hard-fought victory over Albright. Unfortunately, the ladies lost the overall Southern division crown to a strong Widener squad. The women1s basketball team also set a record this year in team scoring average 00.61 and Sue Marshall broke the single game scoring mark with 30 points against Western Maryland. Further- more. the team finished 14th in the nation in average margin ofvictory 04.6t and opponents field goal percentage L3561, as well as 15th in rebounding 65.71. Leading the team to these accomplishments were captain Kari Williams, Denise Babinchak. and ail-conference players Sue Marshall and Martha Cave. All four averaged over ten points a game. Also, Karen Tessmer, the MVP of the Messiah Tournament, led the team with 73 assists. 86 1 - 1 Lisa Embon. 2 Karen Tessmer. 3 -- Barb Taylor. 4 - Denise Babinchak. S Martha Cave and Kari Williams. 6 Row 1: K. Tessmer, B. Smith, C. Palinski, L. Embon. Row 2: Coach Carver, M. Cave, K. Williams, B. Taylor, D. Babinchak, S. Mar- shall, Coach Higgins. 7 - Martha Cave and Barb Smith. 8 - Sue Marshall. 9 - Kari Williams and Barb Smith. 10 Kari Williams. 11 - Cindy Palinski. Buck Shines In Tough Season x Gettysburgis menls basketball team, despite aggressive play at both ends, finished l with a 7-14 record. Among other reasons for this outcome were injuries to key players, including 6i7ll sophomore Joe Lynch, which hampered the teams efforts throughout the campaign. Nevertheless, players like Scott Weiermiller, Chip Graber, and Steve Buck did provide excitement for the fans. Buck, a junior, led the team in almost every statistical category including points t333l and field goal percentage 64929. Also, his 10.4 rebounds per game proved to be the highest in the league. Weiermiller, the teams key guard, showed his passing prowess in recording a club high 32 assists. As a team, highlights included a second place finish in the Gettysburg Lions Club tournament. With the return of all the key players and successful recruiting by Coach Bob Lehr, the l Bullet Basketball fortunes should be on the upswing in the future. ', 'v4v,.n -.w t: 1 - VARSITY ROW 1: M. Lasoda, M. Richmond, S. Weiermiller, B. Kersten, A. Sherman, M. Norman. ROW 2: Coach Lehr, S. Buck, K. Cahill, C. Stalet, C. Graber. J. Lynch, D. Smith, T. Arbmina, M. Mischler. Coach Seybold. 2 Adam Sherman and Steve Buck. 3 Charlie Frankenbach. 4 - Steve Buck and Chip Staley. 5 - Chip Staley, Chip Graber, and Steve Buck. 6 Scott Weiermiller and Steve Buck. 7 Adam Sherman. 8 JV ROW 1: M. Brady, S. Spear, G. Warburton, R. Smith, J. Randall. ROW 2: C. Leone, C. Frankenbach, B. Kimler, S. Warburton, G. Paulson, D. Olson, E. Engelman. J. Noles, Coach Seybold. 9 Adam Sherman and Dave Smith. Wrestlers Place 1 - ROW 1: W. Kessenich. M. Pocquat, J. Delduco. ROW 2: .1. Frederick, H. Flinter, J. Miller, K. Eidenshink, D. Craley, P. Bailey. ROW 3: J. Tenbrook, R. Minard, J. Stafford. G. Reilly, G. Faust, B. Curran, P. Martin, C. Martin, Coach Miller. 2 - Bob Curran. 3 - Jim Stafford. 4 - Kevin Eidenshink. 5 - Kevin Eidenshink. Third In MAC With a lot of hard work and good all-around leadership from captains Kevin Eidenshink and Bob Curran, Gettysburg1s wres- tling team enjoyed a 10-5 dual meet season. Headed by fifth year coach Bill Miller, the Bullets finished second at both the Washington and Lee Invitational and the Juniata Invitational tournaments. Also highlighting the season was a third place finish out of 22 teams at the MAC championships. At that conference meet, Jay Delduco t1181,JeffMiller 0501, Charlie Martin 0771, and Glenn Faust tunlJ all captured third places. Gettysburgts best finish was by Kevin Eidenshink, who finished second at 158 and qualified for nationals for the second year in a row. During the regular season, Bob Curran registered a 16-3 slate to lead the team in wins. Although the team is losing four seniors who accounted for 34 individual wins this year, a strong group of underclassmen has Coach Miller extremely optimistic for the 1983-1984 season. Women Swimmers Earnt5th Straight MACKTitle F . t , ' y ' 3445 II F ' . j u 6 a B. Hetley, .I. Berrier, C. Hansard, J. FWTIKK H w 15a- N IZSE ID NYDERMY.W . . V, . ' '7 2 ' - gm, SMITH . . , 1' '3 McRobb, K. Murphy, T. Bubms. ROW 2. Coach Kennedy, J. Lindeman, C. Dunkle, I. Curren, P. Fischer, D. Berrier, K. Harris, T. Prinn. 7 a Clare Dunkle and Irene Curren. 8 - Beth Hetley. 9 - Beth Hetley. The woments swim team, coached by George Kennedy, captured its 5th straight MAC championship. Key to achiev- ing this and other goals was the team depth and spirit exhibit- ed by the swimmers throughout the season. At that meet, the squad showed its dominance as they defeated 2nd place Johns Hopkins by 46 points. Competing at Dickinson Col- lege, the Lady Bulletst performances included one first place and six seconds. The 400 medley relay team of Dot and Jamie Berrier, Irene Curren, and Clare Dunkle captured the top place as well as qualifying for Nationals. Jamie Berrier, Dunkle, and senior Beth Hetley also went to nationals in individual events. At the NCAA championships at Ohiots Kenyon College, the competition was markedly more diffi- cult and our top finish was 16th place by the relay team. During the regular season, school records were established in the 400 medley relay and by Dunkle in the 50 backstroke. Also, Jamie Berrier had a phenomenal season as she broke school records in the 100 IM, 200 IM, 50 breast, 100 breast, and 200 breaststroke. 91 Freestyle Relay Gains All- American Status The menls swimming team, coached by George Ken- nedy, finished with a successful 7-4 season. Also, the squad placed third out of thirteen teams at the MAC championship meet. The top point scorers included sen- ior co-captains Raul Marin and Bob Wheeler, Bill Var- ian, Ben Gill, and Tom McCurdy. At the conference championship meet, the freestyle relay team of Joe Lynch, Raul Marin, Paul Treumuth, and Tom McCurdy captured the title to help the Gettysburg effort. Also, McCurdy placed first in the 100 yard freestyle in 47.8 seconds. In National Division 111 com- petition, the MAC champion freestyle relay team fin- ished eighth, thus earning All-American status. Joe Lynch and Bill Varian also set school records in the 100 freestyle and the 100 backstroke respectively. Other record-breaking performances were seen at the confer- ence meet at Ben Gill 000 and 200 butterflyl, Bill Varian t200 backstrokel, Tom McCurdy t200 frees- tylel, and Varian, John Schiller, Gill, and McCurdy t400 medley relayl all set new marks. Congratulations to all from Coach Kennedy! 1 Mcnk Swimming Team. 2 - Raul Marin. 3 Bill Varian. 4 John Schiller. 5 Ben Gill. 6 Raul Marin. 7 Tom McCurdy. 8 Ben Gill 9 - John Schiller. 10 Paul Trcumuth. Both the menis and womenis college bowling teams made strong showings within their conference this year, thus marking a vast improvement over the previous yearis performance. The womenis team placed third behind the University of Maryland and Shippensburg. Captain Maria Caracciolo, the teams high scorer, helped counteract the inexperi- ence of the starting five. The menis team, led by captain Kirk OiConnell, Joe Haskins, and seniors John Lehman, Ron Sorozan, and Brian Friedrich, captured their conference title. Also, they were the first Gettysburg team to qualify for nationals, where they placed a respectable sixth. V.'h., . 1 ROW 1: C. Quinn, S. Matto, C. Muser, L Voellm, M. Carac- ciolo. ROW 2: K. O Connell, M. Lopazanski, B. Friedrich, J. Has- kins. J. Lehman. 2 Leslie Murray. 3 Sue Marshall. 4 - Mary Schowalter. 5 Todd Armstrong. 6 The Bullets! 7 Terry Genovese and Martha Cave. 8 Chip Staley. 9 -- And thefre om lO Paul Bowersox, John Newton, and Mark Pinkerton. 101 ! i L 3 J UNI ORS 104 R. Banker: J. Barnes L. Bassage K. Bencc D Borghesani J. Allwin A. Barbara E Barrett III S. Batta J . Bcnner G. Bower C. Aherne B. Anderson Jr. K. Bergmann J . Bowman G. Albright M. Astle D. Berrier C. Brand C. Allen D. Babinchak M Biagiotti T. Brandy J . Allen B. Baggc D. Bird IV J. Brennan K. Allen R. Baker D. Barker A. Barry J. Beckett B. Bocina K. Brenneman D. Brigham S. Buchanan W. Callahan L. Carpenter V. Caruso L. Chiarlanza S. Conlin T. Broad S. Buck J. Cho J . Conti B. Brown C. Bullett D. Ciarrocca J . Conway R. Brubaker G. Burns J. Coccia III N. Cooper J. Brunner D. Byrncs R. Coleman S. Copple K. Bruns K. Cahill J . Cannon N. Carpenter J. Caterson D. Condie A. Coppola A. Carcanague H. Carrico M. Chagares J . Conklin M . Cosgrove 105 . 1- l , I 106 H. Davis A. Dickinson B. Erdman C. Flanagan .L Davis M. Droogan J. Erickson K. Foreman S. Crone S. Davis E. Duncan D. Esworthy D. Forsythe J. Edwards D. Fanucci K. Franklin P. Cosgrove D. Crandall B. Curran L. DeBanico P. Elliott G. Faust D. Fricdrichs W. Coventry IV A. Crawford C. D Andrea D. DeCesare E. Emanuclson J. Fendrick Jr. K. Fuller J. Covner J. Creamer W. Davies A. Dialectos S. Em C. Finn J. Gardner - .. 4 J. Garvey J. Gcmberling B. Gipe R. Gover K. Griffith V. Handwcrk D. Harmer S. Gephart L. Gerula. G. Gorzynski D. Gretsky D. Helwig W. Hazelton S. Hecken A. Godshall P. Golden L. Gresco S. Halloran L. Hatton S. Higley S. Hino P. Gray C. Gregg J. Hale M. Hatch D. Hess E. Grube S. Gurland D. Hackctt E. Harris D. Herskowitz W. Griste D. Harnois D. Harring K. chdrickson M. Gilab B. Heller T. Genovese S. Godnick --W 4wm4 107 S. Hopson C. Judy B. Keers D. Kern G. Kirchner 108 D. Howson M. Kachigian K. Keller W. Kessenich T. Klafehn W. Ingram P. Kafaf E. Kell L. Kettyle T. Kling J. Jacobs J . Knowles G. Hipko J. Holland T. Janczak K. Kozischek S. Hofmann G. Holt S. Johns R. Kramer C. Holck J. Hopper R. Johnson H. Kaiseman M. Kemmerer S. Kiemle S. Kreider B lamb R . l d . g0 M. 05 . Ue t C D. Lacek Lampe K I I 611 A Ion l S I dk M. Lynch - E. McGrath K. Lundahl P. Luther - S. Lando J. Laun JC'LIEEEEEEF B. Maak W. Mahlenbreck D. Makox'vskl D- Leese M' Ibckas J. McDonald J. Mangianter S. Marden . J. Mallrlno 13' Luhman P' MC ermott ' K. McGuire L McLaughlm C. Mlller D. Lynn J. Maney 109 110 J. Newton Jr. K. O'Connell B. Parker L Pierce K. Nickel! .l. Oleary A. Pasi J. Pimienta S. Murray J. Niles M. Orem L. Passarello M. Pinkerton M. Morgon J. Muskas N. Nord J . Orgel R. Perkins C. Poliero Jr. J. Minihi E Morham P. Neal R. Nordvall J . Ostertag S. Petzold P. Porter M. Mitchell D. Moylan R. Nettleton L. North R. Otto C. Phelan D. Prickitt K. Montgomery D. Murphy A. Newlands D. O Brien M. Palombo C. Phillips S. Prouty T. Puschak K. Ragard J. Regan M. Ripley P. Rosengrant D Sautter Jr. P. Schultz S. Quinn R. Rapkin E. Renga S. Robb C. Roth K. Sawyer P. Schuman P. Rae M. Rayear T. Repetto W. Rodman P. Rothfuss 111 D. Schafcr S. Sears T. Redmgnd L. Richardson S. Reutzel N. Romania M. Rogers P. Rowe L. Ron R. Schoner J. Schmidt J. Silhavy J . Shipman S. Roome J. Rubine P. Schug P. Simione L. Rosenblad L4 Sarnecki S. Schuh J. Simpkins 111 112 K. Stansbury V Steen W. Strickland C. Thomas G. Spaeth C. Stead K. Stenner L. Sturgill J A Thomas T. Spier D. Thornton M. Spire B. Treible R. Slagle J. Smith W. Staffa P. Trowbridge C. Smith S. Snow J . Stafford M. Trumbore J. Smith Jr. J . Sorensen M. Stambaugh R. Steiner L. Stevenson R. Thoet R. Trunnell K. Walsh L. Wchrli M. Wilbur G. Williams A. Wolfe K. Walters J . Wood .1. Watts T. Worcester E. Weaver T. Young J. Uiobai M. Vaughan J. Weber C. Zeiher D. VanHouten B. Wogner K. Weeks M. Westland S. Wilhelm N. Williams D. Zischke .h x '1 I '4 '1 I K. Wallace B. White H. Wilhroon H. Wohlgcmuth S. Zweizig 113 I 3: I! I I I--A'- -.- '-' li- 'l I r I I E ! I I II E I l in EE Alpha Phi Omega, the national ser- . vice fraternity for men and women, pro- vides service to the nation, the communi- ty, and t0 the campus. This year the brothers of APO sponsored the Beauty or Beast contest, the proceeds of which benefited the community Head Start program. In addition, the brothers par- ticipated in the annual Klondike Derby sponsored by the Gettysburg area Boy Scout council. APO provided weekly Chapel Service ushering, Infirmary aid, and sponsored the Bloodmobile in No- 1 - vember. t M IN 0R1 TY S TUDEN T UNION The Minority Student Union is an organization composed of students who are concerned with issues on the campus of Gettysburg College such as increasing minority enrollment, and in raising levels of social, academic and cultural aware- ness on campus. The goals of the Minority Student Union are to promote unity among students, faculty, and administra- tion; develop the awareness of minority cultures, and to in- crease the involvement of other colleges as well as this one to partake in a variety of activities. 114 AX ' AMERICAN MARKE TING ' ASSOCIA TION AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CAUCUS The Affirmative Action Caucus consists of a body of students and faculty members who are concerned with promoting cam- pus and community awareness of global issues. The group meets weekly to discuss and plan alternate activities for the campus and community. In February, the caucus sponsored a Reaggie Band Party featuring the band hWadadaK and also sponsored Women,s Week in May. A number of films and lectures throughout the year were presented to boost student-faculty awareness of international issues. RESER VE OFFICERS TRAININ G C ORPS 115 Aw... ,.- -....-s-wv .....A ..o.-t-. l i The Catholic Council is composed of concerned students who serve the Catholic community by organizing weekly mass, Holiday celebrations, and a variety of other services. The group planned a number of activities this year including social events, edu- cational discussions focusing on con- cerns of social justice issues, and Len- ten devotionals. 116 Chapel Council is a group of concerned students with a common Christian com- mitment. The group meets weekly to discuss and evaluate the operation of its numerous activities, and to organize programs focusing on issues and concerns of the Christian community. Much of the planning of programs and events is achieved by the council body who are divided into a number of committees, including Social Justice, Worship, Community of Risk, GrandmaTGrandpa, Big BrotherTBig Sister, Fellowship, and Tutorial. The Chapel Council sponsors a number of lectures throughout the year which are open to the college as well as the community. I 111111113!- fvs'anv'A II;- The Student Senate, a well orga- nized and democratic form of student government, is an organization which attempts to voice the concerns of stu- dents to the administration and to the faculty. The Senate works with the college administration to make im- provements in student life, and to plan student activities throughout the year. The Senate is composed of 4 officers and 16 senators who are di- vided into a number of committees, each focusing on a specific aspect of college life. The Senate also allocates funds from the student chest to the various organizations on campus. The Student Activities Coun- cil is a group of concerned stu- dents who meet weekly to plan and sponsor a variety of activi- ties which provide the opportu- nity for the campus community to interact socially, recreation- ally, culturally, and academi- cally. This year SAC provided a wide variety of special events including a Fall concert, Par- entis weekend activities, trips to Washington, DC, Georgetown and Inner Harbor, noontime classical hours, Recreation Day, weekly films, and coffee- houses. The council continually strives for excellence in events which appeal to campus and community alike. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL 117 S 0C1 E TY F OR C OLLE GIA TE J OURNALIS TS Phi Beta Kappa is the national honorary society devoted to the recog- nition and encouragement of scholarship in the Liberal Arts. The Gettys- burg College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa elects membership into the society seniors who are in the top 5-1070 of their class, and who have demonstrated superiority in the academic ideals of a Liberal Arts col- lege. Students are elected into Phi Beta Kappa by the faculty and mem- bers of the administration who had previously been elected from their respective schools. 1 1.010!- ;ln-':- S DC I OL OGY PSI CHI: PSYCHOLOGY Psi Chi, the national honorary Psychology Fra- ternity encourages the ad- vancement of students in the field of psychology as well as encouraging high standards of scholarship in all fields. Members participated in the Adams Co. Apple Harvest Festi- val, as well as holding doughnut and candy sales to raise funds. This year Psi Chi sponsored a num- ber of lectures open to both the college as well as the community. BETA BETA BETA: BIOL OGY 119 CLASSICS PI LAMBDA SIGMA: BUSINESS ADMINIS- TRATION, ECONOM- ICS, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Alpha Theta is an international honor- ary for students and faculty of history. This year, Omegais chapter at Gettysburg was able to assist in the annual fall meeting of the Penn- sylvania Historical Association. Omega chap- ter most recently hosted a regional conference in which students from Gettysburg and eleven other chapters presented papers in a competi- tion. New initiates in the spring have the chap- ter looking forward to even more events in the years ahead. PHI ALPHA THETA: HISTORY 120 Eta Sigma Phi Laura Barefield Lynn Stetler David Schafer Steve Everett Francis Waple Polly Magee Pi Lambda Sigma Amy Rowe Scott Cass Barbara Nieukirk Ann Garvcr Phi Alpha Theta Beth Hctley Bev Bagge Tony Barbara Betsy Ruslandcr Dr. Charles Gladfelter David Yoder Steve Everett Jodi Hopper Rob thtleton Anita Barry Suzie chizig Bob Parker Brian Martin John Geracimous Amy Godshall Dr. Bruce Bugbce 35151-115011!- Editor - Hayley F. Hoffman Photography Editor - Joan L. Holland Sports Editor s Martha Cave Special Events Editor h Nell Lang Under Class Editor s Paige Thorn Senior Editor s Liz Harris Business Manager - Lee Coppcrthite Organizations Editor s F10 1220 and Sue Orvac 121 l Gettysburgls womenls lacrosse team, after winning its first five games, ended the season with a 6-5 record. However, most of the defeats were at the hands ofupper division schools includ- ing Ursinus and Lafayette. Because Gettysburg and F and M defeated all their other MAC opponents, their contest became the championship game. Unfortunately, F and M pulled out a close 7-4 win to capture the title once again. That loss loss marked the first of four losses in a row. However, a strong 9-7 win over Bucknell ended the skid for the Lady Bullets. Leading the attack for Gettysburg were Martha Cave, Amanda Corroon, and co-captain Mary Schowalter. Cavels 44 goals and 47 total points were school records, breaking the old marks of 33 and 36 respectively. Corroon t23l and Schowalter US also hit double figures in scoring. Defensively, co-captain Kari Williams and seniors Carol Daly, Lisa Woodland, and Pam Yerkes were the core that held opponents to only 8 goals a game. Goalie Lisa DeBanico, in her rookie lacrosse season, registered 102 saves for Gettysburg. With the return of a strong group of underclassmen, the team should again be a strong contender for the MAC title next year. l VARSITY - ROW 1: P. Yerkes, C. Daly, L. Woodland, L. Murray, L. Holden, T. Geno- vese. ROW 2: S. Terry. J. Hop- per, G. Toaldo, T. Gentner, D. Raptis, M. Schowalter, L. De- Banico. ROW 3: Vicki Carver, A. Corroon, M. Cave, K. Wil- liams, C. Argo, J. Phelan, Coach Bowers. 2 Jodi Hopper. 3 - Martha Cave, Liz Holden, and Mary Schowalter. 4 Pam Yerkes. 5 Amanda Corroon and Terry Genovesc. 6 - Kari Williams. 7 Mary Schowalter 8 - Terry Gentner. 9 Lisa Woodland. 10 JV - ROW 1: M. Cusack, S. Lew- is, L. Embon, M. Panettieri, M. DTgnazio, L. Selhat, L. Law- rence. ROW 2: L. Belt, R. Cot- tone, A. Longo, D. Scwarz, S. Griffin, H. Williamson, B. Bentz. ROW 3: Coach Carver, N. Mann, C. Harmon, B. Tay- lor, K. Kirchoff, J. Wiseman, L. Eckenfelder, S. Terry. 11 - Carol Daly. 123 MAC C hamptons! Coach Joe Donolli1s 12th season as Gettysburg1s head lacrosse coach proved to be a banner year. Not only did the team finish with a successful 11-5 record, but they also carried off the Middle Atlantic Conference championship. After ending the Southwest division in a three-way tie with Western Maryland and F and M, Gettysburg went on to defeat Swarthmore 16-6 in the title game. Leading the team were senior attack- men Neill Mitchell and Chris Boehcke, who both had record-breaking seasons. Mitchell broke school records for goals, assists, and points in a season, and career goals. He also tied Boehmcke for the career points record. Boehmcke also set a school mark with l 14 career assists. These two players finished as the entire MACS two top scorers, Several players garnered post-season honors on this championship team. Mitchell was voted the MVP 0f the Middle Atlantic Conference and Boehmcke, Jamie Conway tmidfieldy and Nick Kelly tdefense1 were selected to the All-Conference team. Also, Tom Worcester tmid- fie1d1 and Gary Robinson tgoalie1 achieved second team honors. 124 1 - Dave Musco. 2 Neill Mitchell and Tom Worcester. 3 - Rich Fitzger- ald. 4 Neill Mitchell. 5 - Chris Boehmcke and Neill Mitchell. 6 - Dave Glynn. 7 - ROW 1: A. Larkin, N. Kelly, G. Beall. J. Newton, F. Friebott. D. Brooks, D. Musco, S. Wilhelm, M. Pinkerton, B. Low, N. Mixchell. ROW 2: B. Smallman, C. Ferguson, C. Boehmckc, C. Alvanos, C. Snyder, P. Bowersox, G. Robinson, R. Fitzgerald, S Robinson, T. Whiting, S. Selby, T. Abel. ROW 3: M. Nesbitt, G. Pellak, Coach Donolli, D. Arata, B. Collins, P4 Robinson, P. Callahan, J. Conway, D. Glynn, T. Worcester, .1. Jacobsen, C. Waddington, W. Jacobs, L. Cole. 8 - Freddy Friebott. 9 Gary Robinson. 10 Jamie Conway. 126 Softball Registers Near-Perfect Seasan 1 VARSITY ROW 1: K. Tessmer, D. Robinson, K. Franklin, J. Langan, S. Rose. ROW 2: Coach Higgins, S. Marshall, S. Telerico, R. Duffie. K. Reid, .1. Smith, D. Babinchak. 2 - Dawn Robinson. 3 Coach Higgins and Dawn Robinson. 4 - Kyle Reid. 5 Sue Marshall. 6 Kim Miller. 7 - Kim Franklin. 8 -- Kyle Reid. 9 - Sue Marshall and Judy Langan. 10 - Denise Babinchak. Gettysburgls softball team had the finest season ever in its short history with a phenomenal 18-1 record. Unfortunately, the single setback, a 2-1 loss to Western Maryland, kept the squad out of all post-season play. This was due to the fact that only the four divisional champions of the MAC were eligible for playoffs. Despite this misfortune, the incredible record as well as individual performances provided highlights for Coach Higgins and her players. Sophomore pitcher Judy Langan posted an 11-0 record and an incredible .064 ERA. Senior Kyle Reid led the team in batting average L4041 and runs scored 091 as well as being a perfect 6 for 6 in stolen bases. Also, senior catcher Dawn Robinson registered no errors in 87 fielding opportunities. The performances of all these players earned them all-conference honors. As a team, the Lady Bullets stole 30 or 33 bases and scored 1 17 runs as compared to 33 for the opposition. When one considers that softball at Gettysburg is only three years old and the team has already become one of the most dominating squads in the region, it is evident that future success and championships should become the norm for years to come. Gettysburg2s baseball team, coached by Eugene Hummell, struggled to a 5-16 record. Nevertheless, several individual per- formances highlighted the season. Senior Scott Smith, an out- fielder, posted a .423 batting average to capture the overall title. His two home runs, fifteen runs-batted-in, and thirty hits were also team highs. Senior Mike Ercole, the first baseman, led the squad in runs QOL extra-base hits 00L and bases-on-balls 04y Defensively, Ercole2s .970 fielding average edged senior catcher Matt Harris L963 for the team high. Senior Bill Pyron led all pitchers with a 3-2 record and a 2.92 ERA. With seven- teen underclassmen returning, the team should look forward to more success in the future. 128 Baseball Encounters Tough Competition VARSITY TEAM PICTURE ROW 1: Pete Neal, Jose Yanes, Jack Mangiante, Dennis Maloney, Dave Neugebaucr, Jim Kelley, Kelley, Kevin Silva. ROW 2: Craig Kern, Matt Harris, Bill Pyrom Scott Smith, Bill Gardner, Mike Ercole, Loren Sachs. ROW 3: Coach Kevin Higgin,s Higgins, Jamie Eastland, Reid Bryant, John Thompson, Charles Leone. Fred Binder, Ron Cassie, Ron Szuter, Coach Hummell. 129 Cindy Prendergast 7941 Singles: 11-0 Head Coach Coco Albertson, in her first year at Gettysburg, guided the womenls tennis team to a flawless 11-0 record. Along with that perfect mark, the players also captured the Middle Atlantic Conference championship for the second year in a row. In the title match, Gettysburg took on arch-rival Franklin and Marshall and pulled out a narrow 5-4 victory. All these accom- plishments led to a bonus for the already successful year as the team was selected to represent the East in the NCAA Division III championships in Claremont, California. When competing against the nations best, Gettysburg placed a respectable sixth. Leading the team was senior Cindy Prendergast who posted an unblemished 1 1-0 record at first singles. This perfection was achieved despite her having undergone back surgery less than a year ago. Senior Jenny Sheehan also recorded a perfect 11-0 record at sixth singles. The teams other senior singles player, Cindy Cross, was also extremely successful with a 9-2 record at second singles. Another top singles performance came from junior Pam Gray who was 10-1 at third singles. In doubles, Sheehan and freshman Katy Page also recorded a perfect 9-0 slate, including the deciding victory in the title match against F and M. Despite the graduation of four seniors, Gettysburgls womenls tennis team, with its strong underclassmen, should continue its winning ways in the future. 130 Cindy Cross ??2 Singles: 9-2 Pam Gray 7113 Singles: 10-1 N1 Undefeated MAC C hamps Katy Page 11M Singles: 8-3 Barb Knisely :- f5 Singles: 8-3 DOUBLES 7H - Prendergast-Cross: 10-1 749 - Gray-Griffith: 7-1 $42 - Gray-Knisely: 2-1 7143 - Page-Sheehan: 9-0 Jenny Sheehan 7143 - Page-Knisely: 1-0 1146 Slngles: 11'0 7143 - Page-Hooper: 1-0 131 It was a tough season for the Gettysburg menis tennis team which completed the year with a 4-8 record. However, the young team came on strong at the end when they beat Western Mary- land and Juniata and lost by a single point to Shippensburg. Freshman Todd Gothberg and sophomore John Thompson, 7544 singles and ril6 singles respectively, led the team with 5-7 re- cords. Also, the doubles combination of Todd Armstrong and Tom Franklin registered a 5-7 slate. With five freshmen and two sophomores comprising this yearts squad, Coach Hulton should see the experience pay off in the future. Netmen Show Promise In Tough Season 1- Tariq Mumtaz. 2 ROW 1: 1: J. Thompson, F. Klinzman ROW 2: T. Armstrong, D. Ryley, T. Gothberg, T. Mumtaz, T. Franklin, Coach Hulton. 3 Dave Ryley. 4 Tom Franklin. 5 - Todd Armstrong. 6 Dave Ryley. 7 - Tariq Muntaz. 8 - Todd Gothberg. 9 - Todd Armstrong. 10 - Todd Gothberg. 11 John Thompson. Trackmen, Place Tenth In 'MAC I C hamptonships s i l - ROW 1: J. Knowles, P. Dominick, J. Carbone, T. Clark, B. Dattilip, S. Schneider. ROW 2: D. Brouder, D. Olson. E. Uehling, R. Lampe. D. Congdon. B. Hammond, D. Barnhart, S. Shimer. S. Creamer. ROW 3: T. Pierce, D. Harvey, B. Muhlcnbrock. J. Flynn, T. Pasi. E. Borjeson. ROW 4: Coach Riggs. L. Lausch, J. chdern. B. Wclch. D. Wicchecki. D. Cerritelli, K. Hocker, J. Brown. B. Barr, Coach Zelenz. 2 - Shane Creamer. 3 Jim F1ynn.4 - Up and over! 5 - Bruce Welch and Rich Lampe. 6 - Anthony Pasi. 7 - Dominick Cerritelli. 134 Gettysburgts track team, under first year head coach Ed Riggs, finished with a successful 7-5 record. Also, in the MAC championships, Gettysburg, Gettysburg placed tenth out of 18 teams. Individually, senior Doug Congdon accumulated five first places and 34 points in the shot put and discus to lead the team. Another field events man, sophomore Bill Hammond, scored 33 points to place sec- ond on the squad. The top-scoring runner, Thom Clark, accumulated 31 points and took two fifth places at the conference championships. Despite the graduation of nine seniors, the core of underclassmen should once again prove to be challenging competition in the MAC next year. Koury Selected T0 Nationals i. l Coach Howie Shoemakefs golf team completed its third straight winning season with an 8-6 record. Highlights included a landslide 65 stroke victory over Muhlenberg and a sound defeat of Western Maryland by 44 strokes. Leading the team was senior Jim Koury who averaged 78.9 in eight matches and shot a team low of 72. Koury represented Gettysburg for the second time in the NCAA Division III championships in Ohio where he placed in the middle of a 132 player field. Senior Jeff Franklinhs 84.1 average was second best on the team and Kevin Russell, Clay Pokorny, and Brock Bradley also averaged under 90 strokes a match. i; 136 Track Club Prepares For Team Status 1 - Golf Team: K Russell, B. Bradley, J. Franklin, J. Koury, C. Connolly C. Pokorny, G. Smith. 2 - Jim Koury. 3 Clay Pokorny. 4 - Greg Smith. 5 Linda Carpenter. 6 WOMENS TRACK CLUB - ROW 1: K. Bade, N. Maniar, A. Harbaugh, D. Geotzman, M. Orem, J. Caruso. ROW 2: Coach Riggs. Jan, C. Dunkle, C. Florin, B. Killip, D. Fisher, L. Carpenter, J. 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