Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1985 volume:

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Randy Ballin Judy Bangs Ridgefield. C T Gilbensville, PA Chemistry Psychology Katherine Baker Upper Montclair. NJ English laura Barefield Bayville. NJ Classics David Barsness Richard Bartholomae Simsbury. C T Gulfporl. Fl History Business Evelyn Barnabeo lance Bassage Bridgewater, NJ Derwood. MD Psychology Biology Kay Poklemba Takins it easy. James Beach Elizabeth Bede Franklin. NJ Andover. NJ Economics Psychology Diane Baun Burke, VA Enlgish Victor Bellusci Bronx, NY Psychology Jancie Banning leigh Benson Gaithersburg. MD Brooklyn, NY Special Business Elizabeth Bel! Glen Cove. NY Orleans, MA Art Business 22 Edward Benz rm Frank Blanchem' Thomas Bohde Westfield, NJ Ramsey. NJ Business Business Stephanie Blaydes Janet Blodgen Morgantown, WV Worcester, MA Philosophy Psychology Elizabeth Bohley Morrislown, NJ Business Janis Butcher! Mountainside. NJ Business Ann Bolam Marion Bond Yorktown. N Y Blossburg, PA Economics Sociology On lap of the world. Dawn Nelson. Lisa Wysocki. Ross Buellner So before we end and then Regim- We'll drink a toast to how it's been . . . A few more times that I can say . . . I've loved these days. Billy Joel 561112713 23 Valerie Kunkel Frank Barelli Diane Brennan New City, NY Bridgewater. NJ Political Science Business James Burger Barbara Bos Devon, PA Hershey. PA MthXEtonomics Spanish Michael Bro wn Amherst. MA Business Karen Bridgen Halbaro. PA Business John Brienza Timothy Bright Princeton JI. NJ Worcester. PA Business, Business Jim Piggan and his wife Deb. The Playground! Front Row: Susan Telerica. Karen Selover. Suzie My- ers, Kathryn Hoffman. Middle Row: Jane! Wiseman '86. Robyn Ciraolo, Andrea Moss. Tap Row.- Janis Barthen 24 Seniors If I could only find my keys maybe we could gel out o! 5 25;: this place. lora Wilson. Wendy Verrei. Frank Ha- berle. laura Clees and Tasha. My an teacher daesn 'I know whether I'm talented. or if I just like to make a mess. Karen Elliot! Reid Bryan! 03 Vid Bubernak Greensburg. PA Lancaster, PA History Business Matthew Brunner ., William Burns Baltimore, MD ' Bronx. NY Economics Business Lynn Busler David Buynak Piscataway. NJ North Wales, PA English Biology Mark Burton Annemarie Callagy Franklin lakes. NJ Kensington. MD Business Psychology Enjoying OM's a! the cabin. Mike Craven, Rivk Welch, and Jim Williamson life is what you live it. Kalherine Kingsbury John Campbell Olean. N Y Business Patricia Carpenter West Hartford. C T Biology Kevin Callahan Baltimore, MD Biology Nancy Cass Nonhporl. NY Art Robyn C iraolo Peter Clark Vineland, NJ Tilton. NH ' $ E? 9 $ s Business Economics Theanne Chivily Mark Clymer Dobbs Ferry. N Y Swarthmore. PA Business Biology 26 m Charles Collins Catherine Coloney Ridgewoodr NJ London. England History Art Wendi Collins William Collins Overland Park, KS Marblehead. MA English Business Michael Cook Hampton. NJ FrenchsBusiness h Margaret Commins Bethesda. MD HistorysPolilical Science Raymond Condren John Cook Swarthmore, PA Delhi, NY Business Political Science living out Act V of their absurdisl play. Beth Roby and Diane Baun. May we always have old memories and young hopes. Linda Turi. Seniors 27 Nancy Cooper Ann Coltone Norristown, NJ lawrenceville. NJ Biology Political Sciencesfrench lee Capperlhile Curtis Carl Gaithersburg, MD Narragansett. RI Business Sociology Michael Craven Fairfax, VA Political Science lorri D'Angelo Denville, NJ Psychology lisa Cuneo Raymond Cuny I Babylon, NY Park Ridge. NJ BusinesVSpanish Business T he three stooges- two down. one to go. Lynda Kris- 5pring of I985 ascent of Gettysburg's sesquicenten- Ian. Nicole Prechl. and Judy langan. nial monument. David Salisbury and David Wright. 28 Seniors It just doesn't get any better than this for Mark Clymer and Duane Searle. Wendy Danner Robert Danilio State College. PA Hagerstown, MD Business Business Kevin Daft - , Katharine Dean Avon. C T Simsbury. C T SociologynSpanish ' History x Carl DeGraat Frank Delaney Weston. C T Boonton, NJ Sociology Political Stience Robin Deegan Denise DeMarca Fanwood, NJ Oradell. NJ Political Science Business Four years. , . Good times . . . Goad friends. . . lots of Memories. Annie Bolam. Beth McColIum, and Janet Hlodgell. There never was a could the sun didn't shine lhrough-so just keep on smiling. Fran! m w: Catherine Coloney. Wendi Collins Back row.- linda Brabau. Palt ly Carpenler. Da vid Dickerson Chirslopher Dilea Madison. NJ Lafayette Hill. PA Business Psychology Joann Delwiler Kevin Dill Redford. PA Wilmetle, IL Sociology Religion David Dolan Maureen Donnelly Huntington. NY Garrison. NY Math English Amy Dilwanh Michael Donoghue Newark. DE Delran. NJ Psychology HPE 30 John Donahue Mark Drawbridge Friamingham. MA Naugatuck. C T Polilital Science Biology Michelle Dorsey Cornelius Draddy Lancaster. PA Tarrytown. NY Sociology Business Psychology Jane! Eichler Hinsdale. IL Political Science Kathleen Driscoll Fairfield. C T Business Clare Dunkle Pamela Dunne Freeport, NY West Hartford. C T Business French Sociology For in the nature of things. if we will consider every green tree is far more glorious lhan iii! were gold and silver, Martin lulher. Karen Noren and John Maxfield Swims 3i l l. ! i ! 1 a l i 1 Da vid Elliot Christopher English Huntington. NY Cockeysville, MD Business Classics Karen Elliot! Leslie Eisner Pennington. NJ Hanover. PA Art Psychology Peler Erskine Salisbury. MD Sociology Daniel Fears! Emmitsburg, MD History June Essis Karl Elshied Mechanicsburg, PA Camp Hill. PA Political Science English T he Mansion minus Melissa. Front Row.- $ue Ulrich. Amy Harbaugh, Alison lawman Back Row: Jan Eichler, Julie Hoff. Tammy Griffith, Kari Narin. Jay at the start, fear in the journey. joy at the c 3 home. A part of the hear! gets lost in the la ml! somewhere along the road . . . . Dan Fogelbeq K31 32 56711-013 erine Krautler. Hanging out atop the Lodge. Chuck Samph and Chip Collins. The five stooges. Sue Marshall. Sharon Harward 16. Patricia Johnson. Pam Marler. John Fell Thomas Fischer Essex Fells. NJ East Hamplon. NY History Economics Raymond Fitzgerald Easlon. MD Business Eleanor Feather Nonhtield, NJ Sociology Sharon Flail Alex Flick Kutztown. PA Cockeysville. MD Psychology Business Michael Falger Gaithersburg. MD Biology u i Jane Fitzpatrick n Rumson. NJ 1; Business ! E 3 t i Santa Claus revisited. Front Row.- Wendy Corwin '86 and Andrea Neeves '87 Back Row.- Tari Hartke and Barb Koch '86. Flipping out 3! Fairfield Ouarry alter a hard da y of classes during spring semester. Mike Folger Charles Frankenbach Lawrence Gage Westfield. NJ RidgeITeld, C T English History Eileen Fa wler Flemington, NJ French William Gardner Woodbridge, C T Business James Gassmann Stephanie Gehrke Upper Saddle River. NJ lilchfield. C T Theater Arts Sociology Sally Garvey Teresa Gentner Bethlehem. PA Catonsville, MD Business Business James Glalz Ecol! Gibble Old Saybraok, C T Pineville. Pa History Business John Gibbons Gerald Gjerslen Garden City, NY Tuckahoe. NY Sociology Psychology Da vid Gorman Phoenixville. PA linda Goeke Lancaster. PA Sociology Psychology Kimberly Goemans Susan Goodridge Rosemonl, PA Wilmington, DE Political Sience Business The boys of Sigma Chi . . . Seniors '85. From Row.- Cosla Alvanos. Mike Stankevicz, Dave Walker. Chris Aherne. Bill Gardener Middle Row: Ed Benz, Jeff Kauhl, George Troyana, Jeff Surrena Back Row: Jerry Gjensen. Bob Whitlock. Ken Shockley. Carl DeGroal. Frank McCarthy. Bill Collins. Seniors 35 i i i i i E i I ! linda Grabau Adam Greenstone Fayetteville. NY Washington, DC Sociology Political Science Charles Graber Suzanne Gran! Wes! Sand lake, N Y Chester Springs. PA Business Economics Donna Greenwood Bedford. NY Business Deborah Grzelecki Princeton. NJ Ar! Tammy Grifmh Brian Grundslrom Wilmington. DE lewisburg. PA HPE Music I! was the has! aflimes. 1'! was the worst oflimes. . . A Three? always company with Denise. Anne O'Cal- Goober and a Raisinetle reunited. Aline Kolankowski Iaghan, Denise DeMarco and Scott Taber. and Stephanie Blaydes. 36 Swims i Cut The Fat l ut Of Government. 4 -.-, epublican ongress. Watch out. Tip. John Cook. Susan Haeffner Nancy Hall Garden City. NY Hingham, MA Sociology FrenchAZiology William Hammond Merchanlsville. NJ C hemistry William Gulheim Oaklon. VA C hemislry Cheryl Harrison Victoria Hanke Shirley Center, MA Bethesda. MD Business FrenchsEconomics Amy Harbaugh Donald Heard Shady Grove. PA ' Berkeley Heights. NJ Economics Business 37 i g z- E E E I 'm just showing Gettysburg College how to spell it the right way. Rebecca Klein. I! never snows in Dublin. David Dolan. Pamela Heck Camp Hill. PA Business Donald Hech! Simsbury. C 7 Sociology Julie Hoff Winnelka. IL Business Jeffre y Higgins Morrislown. NJ Spanish g1 MARCH 3 -9 AI BFM MARCH IO n 2 PM ' MARCH 13v-16 u 8PM OWL B NIGHTlNGALE nanny- .THE SHAwnnw' or A GUNMAN i. John Heron Clarks Summit. PA Business Anne Hetherslon Devon. PA French 2 5 Wawwma m Kathryn Hoffman Crolon, NY Music Besi James Holber! Mu; Doylestown. PA Biology Karen Haldgrafer Elizabeth Housenick La Jolla. CA Bloomsburg. PA Business Political Sciencesfrench Richard Holmes Susan Holzhauer St. David's. PA Mendham. NJ English Psychology Amy Hubbard Bay Shore. NY Joyce Hamper! Burlington, NJ English English Tim Huber Michelle Hudson Pennington. NJ Huntington. N Y Art Business life is a roadtrip .. . where are we? Paige Thorn and Julie Schmidlman. Best of all . . . we did it our way. Chip Graber. Dave Musca, Clay Tyeryar, Ray Condren. Seniors 39 Molly Hulzell ligonier. PA Psychology William Isberg Pearl River, NY Business Mark Johnsen Glen Rock, NJ Business Patricia Johnson Haddonfield. NJ Business Us and Them. Chris Aherne. Kayce Driscoll, Dave Walker. Alison McMillan and Bill Gardner. afternoon. 40 Seniors Da ve Barsness and Amy Dilworth enjoying a spring Bruce Jackson Fairfield. C T Soriology Bryan Ishman Springfield, VA Physics Dana Jung Bowie. MD Economics Belsy-Anne Jordan Pan Washington. NY English I'm gonna capture the light and keep it in my heart. Patrick Molfin. T he passing winds . . . Daphne Raptis. Gretchen Kopf. Anne Lanier. Debbie Grzelecki. June Essis Lisa Karwacky Jeff Kauhl Sea Girl. NJ Weston. C T Psychology Business Bruce K elly Ramsey. NJ Philosaph y Susan Kahrs New Canaan. CT Psychology William Kersten Dale Kiddao Marbledale. C T Whippany. NJ Business Chemistry Duncan Kemp Troy Kiick Mystic. C T Ephrata. PA Sociology Business i i g f i l i The Seniors of Theta Chi going one step beyond. Front Row.- Cur! Carl. Joe Minor. Back Row.- Pele Erskine, Carl Etshied. Tam Fischer. Greg Andrews, Mark Morgan, Bill Hammond. Eric lipkin, Jim Glalz. Randy Ballin. Richard King Katherine Kingsbury Livingston, NJ Morristown. NJ Business English Jennifer King Garden City, NY Sociology James Kirkwood Pittsford, NY Business Karl Knade Aline Kolankowski Williamsport. PA Maplewood. NJ Business Biology Rebecca Klein Gretchen Kopf Olc Philadelphia, PA Westfield. NJ Ion English Business Katherine Krauuer Valerie Kunkel New Providence. NJ Basking Ridge. NJ Hislory Psychology John Kresky Lynda Krista Gettysburg. PA Yorktown Heighls. NY Business Psychology Judith langan s . Alison lawman Yorktown Heights, NY . West Chester, PA Psychology . s s Sociology Anne lanier linda Laurizio Madison. C T Convent Station. NJ Psychology Business 1 l u Best of times: Senior year a! the French House. Anne Hetherslon and Denise Rohde. MM? s Older. Bud-Weiser. Lenore Melee. Catherine Ca- IOM'Y- Mary-Joe Morin. Molly Hulzell. Seniors 43 lisa la wrence lisa Lichtenstein Ponsia wn, PA Allendale, NJ Biology Business Cheryl teddy Lori Lennox Rumson. NJ East Rockaway. NY Business Sociology Jeffrey liebenlrin Penfield. NY Business Michael Lopazanski Perth Amboy, NJ Biology Eric lipkin Kris Lohmeyer Kennebunkport, ME Convent Station, NJ Sociology Political Science What would we do without our friends? Karen Uller- back. Tom Wirth. Andrew Spears, Bruce Jackson. Mi- chelle Dorsey. Dave Dimijian. Jim Roche. 44 Seniors Susan lubbers Old Saybrook, C T Sociology A m y Manson locust. NJ EconomicVSpanish Jeffrey Luch! Madison. NJ Math Carlyle Maranhao Cherry Hill, NJ Psychology Joseph lynch Wilmington. DE History Business Pamela Marler Philadelphia. PA Psychology Alas, regardless of their doom. the little victims play. No sense have they of ills to come.- Nor care beyond today. -Thamas Grey Earl Uehling. Steve Riggs and Adam Greenslone. Da vid Madam Moorestown. NJ Business C hirstopher Marolla Ridgewood. NJ Chemistry 45 i l i 3l in '85. Killy. Danette. Jane. Theane. Pam. Cheryl. Musselman Stadium. IOO yards. Par 3. Walter Terry and Terry. and Mike Brown. WW F fm$nunumW Mary Masselink John Maxfield Willon. C T Silver Spring. MD Political Science Hislory Susan Marshall Clark. NJ HPE Frank McCarthy Atlanta, GA Political Science Elizabeth McCoIIum Thomas McCurdy Naugatuck. C T Wantagh. NY Psychology Political Science leslie McCarty Suzanne McDonald Furlong, PA Farmington. C T Medieval and Renaissance Studies Sociology 46 Linda AnnlMcGann Kevin McManus icolch Plains. NJ Potomac. MD Biology Sociology Kimberly McKinney laura Mclane Biglerville, PA Wesliield. NJ Political Science Business Jane McRabb ' ' ' Michael Merry Chevy Chase, MD , , , . i Panama Business . , BusinessiSpanish Danette. Mehl Margaret Melee Bedminster. NJ West Nyack. NY Business Business What? Me procrastinate? Playing leisurely activities as usual. Scot! Sauer '8 7 and Jim Gassmann. Seniors 47 Mark Mischler Wyncote. PA Economics Susan Millar Gettysburg. PA Economics Michele Miller Joseph Minor Sykesville. MD Dover. DE Business Business WN' Mark Morgan Ventnor. NJ Political Science Kimberly Mixer Huntington, NY Political Science Patrick Moffin Lenore Molee South Hempstead, NY Bloomfield, NJ History Political Science 1x7, 519W ? Pumpkin Head , N-N'; HUbE' Pits land Row: Amy Harbaugh. Lee Mulvihill. Sally Garvey. Sue down under and B.T..- 41h Musselmant Thanks Dena Ulrich, Kim Mixer. 31 Middle Row.- Dina Sammer, Gatling.- Couch Potatoes; Cocktail Parties-Srs.-Gunga Terry Genlner, Barb Taylor Back Row.- Liz Semple, La Gunga; Social: Wham.- Wobblies; Bowling for 5's,- Trish Sullivan. Maggie Cumming TerryooPhineas: With buddies like these . . . . Front Debbie and Barry. 48 55mm: Maureen Donnelly. Mike Wickersham. Amy Hub- bard. Scott Gibble and Cosmic Charlie pose for their informal picture. . Andrea Moss Lou Mountzoures Huntington. NY Niantic. C T Business Business Elizabeth Mulvilhill Bethesda, MD Political Science Mary Jo Morin Wilton. C T Psychology Cynthia Musser Suzanne Myers Wormleysburg, PA West Nyack. NY Physics Sociology Dave Musco Kari Nairn Ithaca. NY Cherry Hill. NJ Mathematics Psychology Three generations graduate from Gettysburg. Karl W. We are family. Front Row: Karen Ullerbatk Middle Etshied 'Jl. Dr. Karl B. Etchied '5 I and Karl J. Elshied Row.- Barbara 805. Chris Samuelsen, Back Row: Jenni- '85. ler Rudibaugh. Becky Reyell. Ellen Robinson Dawn Nelson Geoffrey Nelson Weston. C T Mount Airy. MD Music Economics C hris Na vikas lancasler. PA Business Suzanne Nicholas Wayne, PA Psychology Karen Narin Matthew Norma Springfield, VA Pottslown, PA Sociology SociologysBusiness James Nole Ann O'Callaghan Clarks Summit, PA Telford. PA Political Science Business 50 Andrea Ohlweiler lisa Oxenhorn Chalham Twp., NJ. 3,0410 , MA Business Psychology Daniel Olmslead David Olson Brielle. NJ Katonah. NY English Sociology Curtis Paul Chevy Chase. MD Biology Susan Oerr Gettysburg, PA BusinessnGerman Steven Parker Calvin Patterson Wayne. PA Mendham, NJ Business Business W -erw.-a m4 Carlyle Maranhao and Gettysburg alumnus Susan Pelzold. We really were shady characters. . . we came and left, but the memory still lingers on. John Large, Curtis Paul. Tony Garro. Jeb Baynum. Seniors 51 L Scott Pellegrino Brian Plula Bayport. NY Barringfon, NJ Business A Randall Perkins Jennifer Phelan Madison. C T Morristown, NJ Business HPE Carolyn Porter Fort Worth. TX Sociology Marcia Podsiadlo Skillman. NJ Mathematics Kay Poklemba Kristine Portada Freehold. NJ Wharton. NJ HPE Psychology Coming in and going out. On top of the Pennsylvania College cupola. Rober! Reynolds and Jennene Shrmk David Elliot and Bruce Kelly. '8 7. 52 Seniors The Seniors of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Front Row: Bob Danilio. Joaquin Samper, Douglas Skeoch, Marc Richman Back Row: Charles Graber, Charles Young, Clay Tyeryar. David Musco Carol Ann Powell NicaltI Prech! Allendale. NJ Upper Saddle River. NJ Psychology Business Abby Polls Weslport. C T English Daphne Raptis Selaukel. NY Psychology Katherine Reese Rebecca Rainer Potomac. MD Millville. PA Business Chemistry Mary Ellen Rector Susan Rensch Washington, DC Thorndale, PA Sociology Mathematics 53 g ! i x i i, 1 E i i i I 12m The Seniors of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Front Row.- Jim Beach. Cook Middle Row: Frank Belaney. AJ Russo. Barry $chiano Tim Bright. John Fell Back Row: Steve Schick. Rich Van Antwerp John Brienza. Joe Vergona, Bob Avallone Marc Richman Susan Riccio Orange. C T Wantagh. NY Business Psychology Melissa Ries Ocean City, NJ Political Science Rebecca Reyel! Sharon. C T Classics 1: Lauren Riley Timothy Rineman Westwood, MA Hershey. PA Psychology Business Steven Riggs Beth Rilchey New Providenre. NJ lewisburg. PA Political Science Psychology 54 Thomas Roberts James Roche West Islip. NY Mountainside, NJ History Chemistry Ellen Robinson Elizabeth Roby Chevy Chase. MD Catonsville. MD English Theater Arts Dana Rodgers Silver Spring. MD Political Science John Rooney Harrison. N Y English Denise Rohde Craig Rokke Sea Bright. NJ Paoli. PA German French Business There's always a party somewhere. Front Row: Jennie King, l,iz Housenick Back Row: Ree Catmne, Dana Rodgers. Margie Melee T.G.. eleven week old Snow Leopard cub at the Dallas Zoo. David Dimijian ; i E r Seniors 55 Jennifer Rudibaugh AJ Russo Wes! Chester. PA Venlnor. NJ Business Business Thomas Rumberger Kevin Russell Middletown. C T Reading. PA History Sociology Patrick Saba Wallingford. C T Joaquin Samper Rochester. NY Biology Human Resources David Salisbury Dina Sammer Bel Air. MD Allendale. NJ Chemistry HPE H h: lg numb y. . E veryday is such a perfect da y to spend with you. Marcia Podsiadlo and Roland Minard '86 56 Scrltiors The Seniors OI Phi Della Theta. Front Row,- George Smith. Alex Flick, Mark Thomas. Scan Pellegrina Middle Row.- Tom Bohde. Pele Tram. Neil Draddy Back Row: C hrislopher Snow. Ray Fills gerald, Adam Sherman. Andy Arriviello Christina Samuelsen Cheryl Sarr Cape Elizabeth, ME Granby, C 1' German Business Barry $chiano Wyckofl. NJ Business Chuck 53mph Allentwon. PA Mathematics Julie Schmidlman lisa Schultz Rockville. MD East Hampton, NY Economics Psychology Duane Searle West Islip. NHY Mickleton. NJ Psychology Business 57 Steven Schick . l o i 2' I 1 I' i fhe Seniors of lambda Chi Alpha. Front Row: Frank Barrelli, Mark Bur- ton. Brad Wesllall Middle Row: Rich Bartholomae. Dave Buynak. Randy Per- kins. Scull Shepard. Steve Walls Back Row: Bill Snyder. Mark Johnson, Dave Salisbury. Dave Wright. Tom McCurdy. Mike lopanzanski. Elizabeth Sample Jocelyn Shaft Shrewsbury. NJ Arlington, VA Special English Judith Shakespeare Old Greenwich. C T Ar! Karen Selover North Brunswick. NJ Music John Sharkey Scot! Shepherd Wynnewood. PA Toms River. NJ Business History William Shakespeare Adam Sherman Old Greenwich. C I Cherry Hill, NJ Ch emislry Business Thomas Shields Robert Simon New: Rochelle, NY Towson. MD Business English Kenneth Shockley James Sibson Cherry Hill. NJ Maple Glen. PA Biology Psychology Simon Smith Bayds. MD Political Science Douglas Skeoch Cincinnati, OH Business David Smith George Smith Belle Mead. NJ Babylon. NY Political Science Business We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to leave the share. Wendy Danner. Sue Haellner. lauren Riley. Lynn Barnabeo. Kathy Reese. Judy Bangs. lori D'Angelo Tam McCurdy and Carol Ann Powell Seniors 59 Dennis Snider Lee Ann Sader Camp Hill. PA Camp Hill. PA Psychology Psychology C hrislapher Snow William Snyder Amherst. NH Wayne. PA Economics Business Beth Soukup Seaford. DE History Timalh y Stapleford Waynesbom. PA History Andrew Spears Michael Stankevicz Middletown. NJ Waldwick. NJ Political Science Business Cabin Mountain, Canaan Valley. WV Mis chelle Dorsey, Bruce Jackson wan. -u urn 4-, ; qgvan-wmumo-um , 1 60 50112715 mp: . ' The Crate spends Parenl's Weekend at the Holida y Inn. Mark Mischler. Tad Arbutina. Mark Dra wbridge. Mal! Brunner. Man Norman. Lisa Strapoli Patricia Sullivan Part Jeff Station, NY Cohassset, MA Sociology Economics Jeffrey Surrena Media. PA Business Susan Stephanou Springfield, PA Business Vincent Tague Arlington. VA Jenkintown. PA Political Science Business Katherine Swoboda Keith Talbert Teaneck, NJ History laice Swisher Selinsgmve, PA Biology 61 Missing: C yril Front row: Sue Kahrs.l.isa Karwacky. Michelle Hudson Back row.- lisa Oxenhom. Debbie The Villa People. liz Bahley. Karen Elliot. Frances Cerrina, Jane McRabb Waple. Danna Greenwood Walter Terry Karen Tessmer Caoksville. MD Ellicon City. MD History HPE Susan Telerico ' I Mark Thomas Riverside. C T lansdale, PA Business Business umm-me-r-aww VA Paige Thorn Joseph Tomley Millenon, NY Wyomissing. PA PsychologyAipanish Chemistry John Thompson Rodney fasten Amherst. MA Fayetteville. PA History Mathematics Peter Trau! Clay Tyeryar Staten Island. NY Frederick. MD Business Business George Troyano Linda Turi Cherry Hill. NJ livingslon. NJ Business Psychology Earl Uehling Moorestown, NJ English Karen UIIerback Easl Brunswick. NJ English Susan Ulrich laurie Urkuski Huntingdon, PA Reading. PA French HistoryuBusiness The Ghetto Cheryl teddy. linda tauri- zio. Kris lohmeyer. Eileen Fowler. Jent nifer Pirnie. WNQMWv-Mi 'i-idwhwmh Seniors 63 Richard Van Antwerp Wayne Vereb Upper Saddle River. NJ East Brunswick, NJ Psychology Biology Marie Vannozzi Irene Vasiliades Tilusville. NJ Maplewood. NJ Sociology Psychology Joseph Vergona Cliffside, Park, NJ Malhemalics Thomas Wagner Harrisburg. PA Biology Stephen Verkouw Norma Voegllin Edgewater. MD Highlstown. NJ English Biology Havin a good lime with my little bro. David Ulley. John Kresky. 64 Swims Roberta Walber! Westfield. NJ Psychology Marcy Ward Northumberland. PA Spanish David Walker Newtown Square. PA Business Jeffrey Warshauer West Chester. PA Biology Steven Walls leespan. PA Biology Stall Weiermiller Elmira. NY English 1 That lost world would come back to them at many times and often for no cause that they could Irate or fathom . . . Thomas Wolfe Tom Wagner. Vince Tague. Charlie Frankenbach. Scan Weiermiller. Frances Waple Wesllield. NJ English Richard erch Short Hills. NJ Economic: 65 The Green House toasts the Class of n e '85. lira lichtenslein, Abby Pans. . u Wendi Collins, Pally Carpenler. Susan u 1 lubbels. Suzanne McDonald. Pamela Heck. Carol Stark. Bradley Weslfall Robert Whitlack Redding, CT. Mechanicsburg. PA Physics Biology Michael Wickersham Rockville. MD Psychology Molly Welsh Huntingdon Valley. PA french Susan Williams James Williamson Bridgeport. C T Fort Washington. PA Business Business Susanne Wiley Daniel Wilson . Wyckoff. NJ Morristown. NJ Business History Peter Wilson Briarcliff Manor. NY Political Science lisa Wysocki Seven Valleys. PA Mathematics J. Hoagland Wing Broomall, PA Economics Jose Yanes Bethlehem. PA Business David Wright New Canaan. C T Biology Thomas Winh New Providence. NJ Business Melissa Young Cherry Hill. NJ Psychology Charles Young Pittsford. NY Business If you are silly enough you can do anything Stephanie Blaydes. Chris Samuelson On the roof 3! Lambda Chi. Donna Gibson. Randy Perkins, lisa Anne Stevens. John Gibbons. Seniors 67 Holland. PA Annville. PA Ridgemeld. C T i Paul Zanardi Rebecca Sellers Jeffrey Zembraski Political Stience Special Political science i i i i l. i I f i 1 I f Collegiate smoke-ealers watch as their academics go up in smoke. Keith Tal- bert and Bob Sinton Changes. Gil Waldkoenig 68 Scniors 81554715 ?mm A Poem 9w the 611155 Of 7985 A is for the air bands where we loved to sing and jam; A is for amnesia from aII-nighters when we crammed. I F is for Ft. Lauderdale, Florida's New Jersey shore; 5 F is for the Apple fire - which kept us from being bored. H is for the Hooters, our Senior year they played; H is for the Honor Code and no unauthorized aid. K is for the brand-new renovated Kline Theatre; K is for Kevin Daft, the Seniors fearless leader. M is for the Majestic and $2 Monday-night shows; M is for the memories - how fast the time did go. Z is for 237 and the great music it plays; Z is for zombie after writing resumes. 61455 Officm 1985 K 5M1 Daft - Prc5idmt i john Wing - Vice Maiden! judy 167mg - Secretary Matt Norman - treasurer Seniors 69 - 1 o ' Am..erm'ng .. a -h, ?aculty Am! A dmirzistmtim Biology Left to Right.- Ralph Cavaliere-Chairman. Professor Elise T riano-Assistant Professor Ralph Sorensen-Assistant Professor ,4 ft Jan MikeseII-Associate Professor Rowland logan-Assistant Professor Sherman Hendrix-Assoaate Professor Mic hae I Kraus- A djunct Instructor Robert Barnes-Professor Missin from h 0, 0: Alan Paulson-Associate Professor William 5. Clayton, Jr.-Assistant Professor laura Raines-Adjunct Instructor Craig Driver-Bio Technician Carol SmaII-Instructor Phyllis Price-Lab Instructor Helen Winkelmann-Lab Instructor John Winkelmann-Associate Professor JoAnn Zeman-lab Instructor James Agard-Chairman, Associate Professor ghemistry left to Right.- Front row.- Alex Rowland-Professor Jeff Hoer-Assislant Professor Donna Cullison-Secretary Pam Golden-Assistant Instructor Don Fortnum-Professor Ray Luckenbaugh-lab Instructor m Joe Grzybowski-Assistant Professor William Parker-Associale Professor Missing from Qhoto: lillian Jackson-Assistant Instructor 72 ?aculty 614551'65 Ruth Pavlantos-Chairman. Professor C. Robert HeId-Assistant Professor Carolyn Sniver-Assistant Professor 60mputer Studies left to Right: John KellettoAssociate Professor of Math Donald Fortnum-Professor of Chemistry Alex Wijesinha-Assistant Professor of Math Katsuyuki Niiro-Associate Professor of Economics Carolyn Magness-Assistant Professor of Math L Carl leinbach-Chairman, Associate Professor of Math iK Economics Ann Harper Fender-Chairman, Associate Professor Robert M. GemmiII-Acting Chairman, Associate Professor Bonnie J. Everhart-Coordinator for Intern program Derrick K. Gondwe-Associate Professor Winston H. Griffith-Assistant Professor Edmund R. Hill-Associate Professor Mohammad Majd-Assistant Professor Katsuyuki Niiro-Associate Professor William F. Railing-Professor Lee M. Siegel-Instructor Roswell Townsend-Adjunct Professor ?aculty 73 fdttmtim Bruce Packard-Chairman, Associate Professor John T . HeId-Associate Professor James E. Slaybaugh-Associate Professor Karen King-Adjunct Instructor Kathleen Ciolino-Adjunct Instructor Suzanne Williams-Adjunct Instructor faylislt Front row.- Janet Hertzbacthssistanl Professor Jack Locher-Associate Professor Emile Schmidt-Professor Mary Margaret Stewart-Chairman, Professor James Myers-Professor Back row.- .lohn Clarke-Professor Rosert Fredrickson-Associate Professor Robert Garnett-Assistant Professor leonard Goldberg-Associate Professor James Pickering-Professor No! Pictured: Edward J. BaskerviIIe-Professor Jean Hartzell-Adjunct Instructor Elizabeth lamberI-Assistant Professor Elaine Jones-Adjunct Instructor Patricia $rebrnik-Assistant Professor ?rcmlt Fredrick Michelman-Chairman, Associate Professor Yolanda Broad-Adjunct Associate Professor Laurence Gregorio-Assistant Professor Branko lenski-Associate Professor Elizabeth Richardson-Assistant Professor Amie Godman Tannenbaum-Assistant Professor Robert Viti-Associate Professor Myriam Raynier- T caching Assistant 7 4 ?arulty 6crmzm David Crowner-Chairman. Associate Professor Charlotte Armster-Assistant Professor Arthur McCardIe-Assistant Professor Michael Ritterson-Associate Professor Theresia Geis-Teaching assistant flealtll 4? Phys 64. Sealed.- Joe DonoIIi-Assistanl Professor Grace Kenney-Chair, Professor Standing: Gareth Biser-Associate Professor Ray Reider-Assistan! Professor Missing from ehoto: Robert Hulton, lois Bowers, Doreen Drexel, Kevin Higgins, R. Eugene Hummel, Anne Hurst. Richard Keefer, George Kennedy, Jr., Kevin Kiesel, Gary Miller, Clio Pavlantos, J. E. Riggs, Howard Shoemaker, Barry Streeter, and La wrence Zelenz. J-listory Front row.- .lean Holder-Adjunct Assistant Professor J. Roger Stemen-Chairman, Associate Professor Norman Forness-Associate Professor Gabor Boritt-Associale Professor Back row.- Bruce Bugbee-Associate Professor Basil Crapster-Professor George Fick-Associate Professor Charles GIatfeIter-Professor 7aculty 75 76 ?aazlry Math leonard Holder-Chair, Professor Da Vid FIesner-Associate Professor Robert Fryling-Professor John Kellett-Associate Professor L Carl Leinbach-Associate Professor Carolyn Magness-Assistant Professor Yukiko Niiro-Adjunct Instructor l. Leonard Stright-Adjunct Professor Alex Wijesinha-Assistant Professor Jntcrdcpartmmtal Studies lames Pickering-Chair, Professor of English Mary T . Baskerville-Adjunct Assistant Professor Janet Gemmill-Adjunct Assistant Professor Patricia Hogan-Adjunct Assistant Professor Lani Lindeman-Adjunct Instructor Military Science: Col. Patrick Riley-Chair, Professor 5fc. John Barry-Assistant Instructor Cpt. Michael Hartman-Assistant Professor Sic Charles Holmes-Assistant Instructor Maj. Philip Lamneck-Assistant Professor ng. Ernest Purnsley-Assistant Instructor 55g. Frances Ramirez-Assistant Instructor Maj. Lewis Smith-Assistant Professor Left to right: Chan Coulter-Chair. Professor lisa Portmess-A ssistant Professor Missing from Qhoto: Daniel Shaw-Assistant Professor Music Russell Getz-Acting Chair, Associate Professor F. Eugene Belt-Associate Professor Kermit Finstad-Associate Professor Michael Matsinko-Assislant Professor Norman Nunamaker-Associate Professor Frederick Speck-Assistant Professor Lynn Stover-Adjunct Instructor Franklin Wastler-Adjunct Instructor Dexter WeikeI-Professor Pltilasoplty Pitysics left to right.- T homas Hendrickson-Professor Laurence MarschaII-Professor J. Richard Haskins-Professor Ted DanieIs-Professor Missing from Qhoto: David Cowan-Associate Professor Robert Wolpert-Lab Instructor 7amlty 77 Political 56121455 Left to right: Donald Borock-Associale Professor Bruce Boenau-Professor Chris Sylvester-Assistan! Professor Kenneth Mott-Associate Professor Jane! Martin-Instructor Donald Tannenbaum-Associate Professor Psycholayy Trudy Gobbevahair, Associate Professor Mary Camac-Instructor Paul D'Agostino-Professor Lewis Frank'Associate Professor T hane Pittman-Associate Professor Janet Riggs-Assistant Professor Teresa Sa wyer-Assistant Professor Robert Strandburg-Assistant Professor Keligtm Carey Moore-Chair. Professor Debra CampbeII-Assistant Professor Edwin Freed-Professor Louis Hammann-Professor John Loose-Professor Robert Trone-Associate Professor 78 ?aculty Spanislz Seated: Janis Weaner-Assislant Professor Barbara Fick-Adjunct Assistant Professor Standing: Mary-Garland Jackson-Assistant Professor Ronald D. Burgess-Assistant Professor Kathleen Shelly-Instructor Missing from ghoto: Ronald Cere-Assistant Profeessor Iris Henriques-Teaching assistant Paula Olinger-Assistant Professor Sima Rabinowitz-Instructor Marilyn Hubbard-Adjunc! Instructor 371mm Arts Emile Schmidt-Director of Theatre Arts Jerome Hanson-Assistant Professor of English ?HH'RH,!Hh 50c. Al Autizropoloyy M Donald Hinrichs-Chair. Associate Professor Charles Emmons-Associate Professor Sandra Gill-Assistant Professor Wade Hook-Professor Frank loveland-Assistant Professor ?aculty 79 Mary-Garland Jackson a! Machu Rischu Ruins in Peru. J-term '85. Kathleen Shelly in Spain, J-lerm 295. Ken Mot! relaxing in Hilton Head South Carolina after a rigorous golf round. 80 ?aculty Gandids Elizabeth Richardson in her posed candid. Don. Terri. and Ryan Hinrichs. Robert Vili in his posed candid. . ; aL W ?aculty Kaudids 87 v f 1 IV E i i $ 4 I l 82 Administratiwt Academic Komputiyg Kim Breighner-Computer Operator William Wilson-Coordinator of Academic Computing Richard Wood-Director of Academic Computing Administrative Komputing Judy Gerhart-Secretary. Institutional Research 8 Administrative Computing Edward Hook-Director of Administrative Computing Sal Ciolino-Associate Dean of Educational Services .W.u.m....;.....-u-d- . -1 Admissions m Don Anderson-Admissions Counselor Jean LeGros-Associate Director of Admissions Gail Sweezey-Admissions Counselor Carol Heiser-Admissions Counselor m Del Gustafson-Director of Admissions Jenny Seller-Admissions Counselor Dan Dundun-Associate Director of Admissions Jean Frick-Assistant Director of Admissions Missing from Qhoto: Cheryl Ritter-Secretary Rebecca Rodriguez-Secretary Doris Summers-Records Secretary Sandra Hubbard-Secretary Alumm' Robert D. Smilh-Director of Alumni Relations Administration 83 , ...-.......Wa...-M.. .t-mewoc-aW' Eursafs Office Left to Right: Gary Anderson-Director of Auxiliary Services John SchlegeI-Business Managers T reasurer Roland Hansen-Assistant Business Manager Mike Malewicki-Personnel Director Mary Ann Remaley-Secretary Arlene Hofe-Loan Manager Sarajane Kerr-Secretary 84 Administration 13115171555 Office Front row: Ruth Ann Miller-Secretary Diane MacBeth-Secretary gm Jay Brown-Bursar Mary Ann Hartman-Secretary Sharon Kuhn-Secretary James Orner-Clerk Kitaplairz 19 Office a Muriel Countlangus5ecretary Karl Mattson-Chaplain Luka Marari-Assistan! Chaplain Ruth Bruner-Chapel Assistant Father Michael Allwein Frank Porter-Director of AIRRI 6mm Servzkes Left to right.- Dea Forney-Director of Career Services Sally CampbeII-Assistant Director of Career Services Laura Verdirame-Secretary Joyce Sprague-Secretary h Admirtistmlion 85 ! t i f E. E i i ! 6011th Relations Front row.- Art Wasserman-Director of Development for Special Support Programs Margo! Zelenz-Director of Annual Giving Nancy Nord Patricia Pitney-Research Associate Second row.- Janet AIlamong-Secretary Coordinator Gloria Ziegler-Secretary Shirley Morris-Coordinator for Special Events Back row: Sharon Price-Secretary Gary lowe-Associale Vice-president for College relations Deborah Kuhn-Secretary Missing from gholo: Bruce Bigelow-Director of Major GiftMPlanned Giving Richard Kief-Development Associate Karen ScheibIe-Assistant Director of Annual Giving 86 Administration 300k Store Left to right.- Jim Ramos W. Thomas Phizacklea-Manager Jane Madden-Secretary Joan Baltzley-Buyer Carol Priest-Cashier 6011ch 10112711 i left to right.- Miriam Langa-Program Director Edward McManness-Director of the College Union Claire Summers-Scheduling Coordinator Diann Cooper-Secretary, CUB desk Koumcling Services William Jones-Coordinator of Counseling LaDonna Mullins-Alcohol 8 Drug Educational Program Coordinator Frances Parker-Psychological Counselor Pamela PiccoIo-Substance Abuse Counselor. Administration 87 f Office Of 3716 9am Of 3715 Kellogg a David Potts-Dean of the College Linda A. RubeI-Assistant Dean of the College Robert Nordvall-Associate Dean of the College Pat Callahan-fecretary Barbara Herman-Secretary IOAID . n. PURMW 88 Administration Mutational Services Frank Williams-Dean of Educational Services Nancy Locher-Dean of Student Advisement $hirley Krafft-Secrelary Tammy Swisher-Secretary 7121111461211 Aid Left to right: Carole Grumbine-Administrative Assistant Patricia Melton-Secretary 3 Ron Shunk-Director of Financial Aid 0 5 Administration 89 ,Cilzmry Staff First row: Pat Behre, Gwen Jacobs, Elsie Eddins. Ann Pentz, Darlene Gurrens. and Kathy Crapster $econd row: Lynn Hill, lois Ganlz, Pal Hogan. Ann Wilcox, Pam McGlaughlin Third row: Pat Boron. Nellie Heller ,Cilimriaits Seated: Anna Jane Moyer-Reader's Services librarian Frances PIayfoot-Assistant Reader's Services Librarian Mary Burel-Acquisitions Librarian Mia;- Willis Hubbard-librarian Dwight Huseman-Searials DocumentsAFystems Librarian Martha Payne-Catalogue Librarian David Hedrick-Audio Visual librarian Student 076 left to right: Peggy Hair-Assistan! Dean of Student Life Cheri Harbaugh-Secretary Susan Brady-Dean of Student Life Estelle Liss-Secretary Missing from Qhoto: Mary Gutting-Associate Dean of Student Life 90 Adltllhistmtian Janet Upton-Secretary Julie Ramsey-Assistant to the Charles GIassick-President, Gettysburg College Betty Smith-Secretary President chistmr G. Ronald Couchman-Registrar 5 Assistant Dean of the College Ruth Grofl-Recorder Mary WaIIPSecretary Paula Thomas-Secretary Administration 97 . Pu m m 92 ?mtlmr 3 9 6 m l m 7 ti 1'65 Studmt 5mm 7984785 Members Ami 1985 86 Members Front row.- June Schumm, Bruce Chamberlin. Rich VanAnlwerp, Maggie Cummins. second row: lynne Ferraro, Dan C icala, Kurt Balderson, Tariq Mumlaz. Shawn Scaville. JessicalJones, Nancy Hall. Berh Johns. Back row.- Kara Svendson, Kris Brill. Jennifer Carfrey, Tom McCurdy. Eddie Ferenczi 84 85 Officers Ami Senators Front row: June Schumm. Bruce Chamberlin. Rich VanAntwerp. Maggie Cummins, Back row.- Kris Brill. Eddie Ferenrzi, Tom McCurdy, Dan Cicala. Shawn Scaville. Nancy Hall. The Student Senate is comprised of elected student repre- sentatives who are responsible for the coordination and funding of the campus organizations and certain activities. 96 Senate ffonor Emmissim The Honor Commission is h a board of students. elected by the student body, weo are responsible for the pro- motion and enforcement of the Honor Code. The Honor Commission strives to main- tain the academic integrity of the college community Front row.- Pam Whitlock, Jim Cumberlin. John Harris, Tariq Mumtaz. Back row: Laura Larson. h x Maria Constantine. Keith Carson. I i l l I.I,I,I.I IIIWII l 'IMEI a IIII L ii. .I I? 'l '3! T W IQ: ' Events sponsored by the Student Activities Council during l984-85 included several monthly movies, trips to Baltimore and Washington, DC, and coffeehouses. SAC also organized the May I 7th Recreation Day which included many activities as well as a concert by the Hooters. flow! KoMMIssioWSAK 97 a .me...,....-....-.M.. mewwa-v 1796' Interfmtcmity Emma? Left to right.- Chris Varcoe. Ed Rivera, Erik Shustead. Paul Solfaghari. The lnterfraternity Council is comprised of an Executive Committee and representatives from each of the twelve frater- nities who meet to coordinate the goals of the system as a whole. and to act as mediator between the students. the ad- ministration, and the faculty. pallild- Paalzcllmic 60mm? Qsllgcypanltcl left to right: Nanelte DiTosta, Jessica Caruso. lisa Brown TVice-Presideno, Lynn Selhat TSecretaryL Alane Robinson TPresidenO, Caryn Camp. Kathy Beauchamp. Not pictured: Liz Stober lTreasureU, Irene Tanis, liz Sloughy. Angela Hartley. Chris Pearson. Sarah Hitch. The Panhellenic Council is comprised of representative: 1 from each of the seven sororities. The goal of the council is K coordinator all sororities with the aim of enhancing college lift in all areas-academic. social, and otherwise through con- structive activities. ,lrrvfu A r i E k; E? .5: E in; f g - mmnvquixx+4.wqmvk A- . ' ' hummuxw-w Wan K 115k Kaumclors E We had an excellent group of Rush Counselors this year. Chosen in October, they attended workshops to prepare them for what was ahead. They were assigned their floors. met with their girls, and introduced the freshmen women to sorority life. The beginning of second semester was also the beginning of Formal Rush, at the end of which I I 0 girls were happily placed in a sorority of their choice. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega is a national Service fraternity for men and women. This group provides service to the nation, the community, and the campus. This year members offered their services to the Chapel by ushering and they sponsored the Bloodmobile. Rush KounselorsrAPO 99 A ff1'11111111'111 Action 611111115 The Affirmative Action Caucus has made great progrsss in the l984-85 school year. In the fall, the faculty and student group worked hard to bring about the establishment of the Commis- sion on Women to advise President Glassick. The big event for spring was the AAC's 4th annual Women's Week which included a variety of lectures, films. a panel discussion, and a week's end celebration. I would like to take this time to apologize to last year's Affirma- tive Action Caucus members, for they were inadvertantly deleted from this section. Front row.- Ann Dame, lisa Palm. C arolyn Porter. Second row: Stacy Thornwall, Kathy Rightmyer. Back Row.- Chris Sylvester. Adviser. Kristi Connors. $411101in 5111111111 111111111 k The Minority Student Union of Gettysburg is a group which tries to bring cultural diversity to the College Community. Although the group is small in members, it serves the entire college campus by exposing it to the contributions of other cultures. MSU sponsored man y programs such as the Return to the Land of Funkoween Party, A Soldiers Play. and Dr. Mary Berry, as well as assistaing other organizations. wwm-MT Front row: Taofik Halogun. Keith Streater. Lamont Benson. luarel King. Kenyelta Giles Tco-Presideno. Donald Anderson Tass't advisor; Back row.- Keith Tuitt. Kati Abayle, lawrence Davis. Miriam langa. Tadvisari. Purnell Chappell tco-Presidenv. Missing Reu- ben Scott. Brian Culp. Jeffrey Dennis. loo Affirmative ActioWMSll 151165le Front row.- Scott Bialous. Anne O CaIIahan. Paul Graven. Second raw.- JeffBayut. Ed Rate. Tom Scalici. T am Veleber, Bryan Running, Alison Wheatley. Back.- John Harris WZK Z' WZBT, T he Voice ofGettys- burg College operates out of the 2nd floor CUB. completely student staffed. Music broad- casts feature the newest pro- gressive music as well as oldies, jazz, and reggae. Sports and news programs concerning campus and national high- lights are also aired. Bacchuay WZE 3' 707 tallr 6111.465 The Admissions office employs tourguides whose responsibility it is to introduce perspective students and their parents to the College campus. The tour gives the perspective student the opportunity to experience the friendly atmosphere of Gettysburg College beginning with the introduction to the guide, The tourguides are an important aspect of the future student body of the College. ,. Hg. wmx: :-1 t HOK H Each Orientation Leader works closely with a group of ten freshmen and a faculty advisor during orientation week. The Orientation program, co-chaired by Joyce Humpert '85 and Bruce Chamberlin '86, included a vari- ety of activities to help ensure a smooth freshman transi- tion. Organizing committee members included.- Scott Henry '85, Bill Keenan '87, Kathy Krautter '85. Rani Mueller '86. lisa Oxenhorn '85, Peter Travis '86. and Jacquie Winkelman '87. 102 Cour giuideWOreintatiau Lde ghegrlmdgrs ghecrlmders 103 Marching 169ml The Bullet Marching Band has prided itselfon being one of the best small college marching bands in the East. Comprised of students from all academic disciplines, band members arrived in late August for four days of band camp. During band camp. the members practice both music and marching routines for the shows written by band students. The band performs at every home game. regardless of weather conditions, and tra vels to two awa y games during the football season. This year also saw the revival of a silk squad as part of the marching band. 104 Marchiny Band Marching 15am! 705 6011ch Elm? Founded in l935 by Parker B. Wagnild, the Gettysburg College Choir represents the best the college has to offer as each year it tours churches and schools in various states, in addition to per- forming severalperformances on the campus. This year, the choir, under the excellent direction ofDr. Russell Getz, performed their annual C hristmas and Spring concerts as well as their tour over J- term break. In addition to these concerts, the choirparticipated in a choral celebration of music of Bach, Schutz, and Handel. The choir performed a total of 2 I concerts this year. The choir has always thrived on hard work and discipline. This challenging year demanded more than ever. Thanks to Dr. Getz, and all the dedi- cated students, who made this the best year ever. 50th Anniversary 1935-1985 WW ??Wiiigiw Wis WWLQ iwgt'ieo'mw . a a a a a a a t 106 Gallcyt 67101! Plti Mu Alpha VEMORIAL .v: Back row.- Matl Riegal, Adviser Michael Malsinko, Sean McCarthy. Chris Woodward, Mike Mitch. Bryan Zerbe. Pledge trainer Scot! Jensen. Duane Searle. Second row.- John Deeben. Secretary Fred Deeben, Treasurer Paul Hopke, President Dale Kiddoo, Vice-Presiden! LeRoy Johns, Tom Orff. Jim Kineon. Front row: Joe Oravez. Rich Skoniczin. Brad Paley, Mark Clymer. No! pictured: John Cook, Oak Schalick. Tom Werkheiser, John Wing. Sigma Alpha Jam Sigma Alpha Iota is an internation- al music fraternity for women. It is a specialized fraternity which confines its membership to persons interested in music and helps to promote music on campus. The Epsilon Beta chapter participates in the Parent's weekend show, sells singing telegrams, holds a musicale and Musicalhon. ushers a! recitals and helps with the Com- poser's Competition. i1 S t The Pi Omega chapter of this national mu- sic fratenity co-performed an original stage production for 500 people during Fall parents weekend; hosted a workshop and concert at Gettysburg in volving five nearb y colleges and universities; and performed as an instrumen- tal pep band for the Varsity basketball games at Bream Gymnasium Phi Mu AlphWSigma Alpha iota 107 708 Spectrum 5,0me M111 V130! - 5d McMamcss fditor-Jn-Klticf - Meredith Missmz Activities fditar - Melanie Sttpmm 561112727 lladmlzzss fditor -1 Vicki 9m 615$ 541'!er - May Emmy 5mm Editor - Debbie Eyck Photography gditor - Peggy Neal ?mturcs fditors - Melissa J-luyllcs 11ml jacqui Winkelman Special thanks 3'0 grad Dazbm - 6mm Design I 'd like to extend very special thanks to Ed McManness, our advisor, who doubled as a business manager, a photographer, a referee, and my psychologist as well. Without his dedicated patience. we never would have made it. With best wishes, this year's book is dedicated to the graduating class of I 985. Hoping that with them they take only the best memories of The 'Burg. Meredith Missera ?Wl And Nightiygale Owl Ami Nightmgale 709 S?EAAP The Student and Faculty Coalition Against Apartheid is an organization trying to raise the consciousness of the campus on the issue of racist regime in South Africa. This past year. our group went to 2 conferences at Yale and at Pitts- burgh. We also sponsored numerous speakers and we had a successful T-shirt campaign and Chinese banquet in January. We hope to gain more members and are always open to further views and welcome any and all new ideast IIO 5.76124y4 W Debate 611117 24My4 American Marketing Association Firs! raw: Tricia Gersmer. laura Clees. Caroline Hofe, Jocelyn Williams. Barbara Bizek, Jennifer Balchelden. Karin Anderson, Jessica Diller, Stephanie Watson, JiII Tracey. Second row.- Patty Berg, Bridget McFadden, Mary Schueler, Karen Elliott. Pam Whillock, Carol Saba. Third row,- Joanie Butler, Alyson Lane. Wendy Verrei, Lori Hubbard, Mia Perelta. Amy Hubbard. Andrea Grandquist, Maureen Donnelly, Mark Schroeder wralheo, Kenyatta Giles. lora Wilson, Kathy Koch. Barbara Borchardl. Jennifer Tanner. A 30 SisterVAMA Ill M51419 912M flashy Marlin Romeril CoachL Chris Condil. Brendan Gerri! y. Bob lohin, Chris Chester. Not Pictured: Omar Ahmad Khan, Eddie Ferenczi. Tariq Mahommad, Tom Pryzybyla. Dave Hanby, Joe Wilk. Stefan Franz, Scot! Lucke, Chris Biondi. Warren Augenthatler. Dave Antonetti, Glenn Ells worth. Tom Kosmala. lincoln Thompson, Doug Fearon. Jeff Bayuk, Raymond Baht. Bill Gardner grapples with some Chambersburg men to get free. Faithful Gettysburg fans enjoy a post-masch social. 11.? Men's 576111 flockeWKugIIy Gettysburg Rugby CIub-picture taken after Gettysburg won their own cup tournament. HI Andy Ariviello, Chris Aheme, and John Wing. Rugby 72? i ! t I e 171' 5mm: 51pm 114 Pi ,Camlzda SingPsi 6711' Plli Etta Kappa Phi Beta KappWSceptiml 6hymisls II5 614M: - A I14 6711' Kim J V 5 N... i Front row: Jahn K uchna. Cody. T any Molee. .la y Roncone. Dave Hanby. Da ve Maslankowski. Jack Gurley. Geoff Marschall, Rob Lloyd, Neil DeIIoRusso, Scott litchfield, Scott Fincher. Doug Meyers. Tom Atchison. Mike Cantele, Wayne Berkel. Don Cranmer. Erik Johnson. Back row: Bob Skrzypczak, James Seaton. Steve Riggs, Dave Bubemak. Manly Simmons. Lance Bloom. Dan Feldman. Steve Bielecki, Andrew Karnavas, Rob larmour. Dave Elliot, John Frost. Matt Patterson, Steve C asnocha, JeffFulcomer. Matt Vecchione. Tony Mama, John Carnicelli, Ed Olney, T om Veleber, Adam Greenstane, Earl Vehling. Art Kirikain, Stu Curran, Jeff Higgins. Mike Folger. Bill Marple. Porch.- Dave Nystrom. Jay Delduco, Andrew Schneider. The Eta Phi Chapter of Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity. established here in I 95 8, is the youngest fraternity at Gettysburg College. The brotherhood resides in a l l0 year old Victorian Mansion on Carlisle Street. Alpha Chi Rho is characterized by a close Brother- hood with a variety of interests. Members are involved in sports such as football, wrestling, and track; student organizations such as BACCHU5, the Honor Commission, ROTC, CONTACT, choir. and tutoring. Socially, the Fraternity is known for its Thursda y Night Clubs and its fabulous band parties featuring The Connection, .3 group made up of house members. Our finest event of the year would have to be the 4 in I party in which each floor is trans- formed into a separate theme and decorated accordingly. , Skrzypczak. John Kuchna. and Mall Vecchione ham it, Jeff Fulcomer advertising Crow's annual 4 in l party. The Connection performing a! Crow. AXPVIQ Front row: Jane! Wiseman. liz laForle, Judy Shakespeare. Carol Bartl, Janet Davis, Leigh Benson, larri D'Angelo, Lauren Riley. Lynn Barnabeo, Judy Bangs. Kalhy Reese. Allison Woodruff. Christine l ynch. Second Row.- Maureen Donnelly, Cathy Arnot, Laurie Potter. Suzanne Grant, Jennie Richards, Sharon Harward. Sue Haeffner, Michelle Hudson. Sue Telerico. Robyn Ciraolo. Wendy Rosenmiller. Third row.- Dana Bouterse, Gail Farris. Sue Vaughan. Sharon Localell. Sharon Hayman. Jeanne Sullivan. Maria Vander Ven. Julie Jorczak. Kirsten Lackstrom. Stacie Weisenbaugh, Fourth raw.- Sarah Hitch, Cheryl Swenson, Margaret Humrich. Sangita Patel. Wendy Willis, Sharon Ryan. Sue Nicholas, Deidre Winston, Paige Thorn. Kris Portada. Brenda Brubaker. Fifth row.- Amanda McKinley, p Jennifer Davis. Joanne Hopi. Mary Andrus. Teri Rexroad, Stephanie Smith, Penny Brewer. Cindy Musser, Stacie Daubert. Jessica Carusso, Laura Tracey. Sixth row.- Irene Vasiliades. Jennifer Haigh. Katie Forsyth, lauretta Lyons, Megan Savidge, Karen Sbrollini, Macqueen Vermilye, Janine O'Brien, Mary Daugherty. Karin Hagen-Frederiksen. Sue Meyers. Back row.- Cindy Florin, Lauren Herman. Julie Zimmerman, Dana Rodgers, Lynda Dreyer, Marie O'Brien, laura Brennan, Julie Schmidtman. Faith Phillips. Heidi Cramer, Robin Harling. x7 This year will go down as one of our finest ever! We started by holding numerous off campus sister's parties. The Delta Rho chapter participated in the Greek Sing, and had a fantastic time building their float with Phi Delta Theta for Homecoming Weekend. Other social events included an off campus Senior's Formal, the annual 5t. Patty's Day Party with lambda Chi. a Mai Tae party with Phi Psi . . . and the list goes on. Delta Rho also helped the social life at Gettysburg by instituting semester date nights, and the ADPi sponsored campus dance, Sun of a Beach, was a huge success. The morale of ADPi was boosted even more with the room redecora- tion in Huber. We were also successful with our philanthropy: the bi- annual used Book Mart. bake sake, and shake breaks to McDonalds' enabled Delta Rho to contribute money to our cause. the Ronald Mc- Donald House. We concluded our year by greeting twenty-four new pledges, and saying goodbye to our seniors. Good luck to all of you! You will all be missedll We love you! Deidre Winston and Sarah Hitch. part of the Chorus Lion. 5 120 A A II JLW...MHMW V , i , , , . WW ... ..-. em- , - A... ., . A, 7 , .. , ,, v e 1 ' P 'n Harling, Paige Thorn, and Meg Sa vidge lake five during themes. Alpha Dells performing a Chorus Lion. Do lauretta Lyons and Deidre Winston really know how lo scrub walls? laurella lyons. Jeanne Sullivan, Irene Vasilliades, Med Savidge. Wendy Rosen- miller. liz LaForte, Karin Hagen-Frederiksen. Suzanne Grant. and Maria Grasso at ADPi 's smoker. Q AAH I27 Seated: Mark Schroeder, Rusty Cratil. Ike. Jim Holbert. First row. standing C unningham, Captain Bacchus, Paul Callahan. Todd Galle. Zach Taylor. Nixon. John Nicoletti. Tim Huber. Keith Carson, John Dwelley. .- Scott Gibble. Mike Wickersham. Mike Cerruti. Glenn Dicker. Chris Darmody. 3.1. Back row: Dave Krewson. Rod Tosten. Ron Szuter, Derrick Watson, Richard Milhous As in the past. A TO- Gettysburg has provided an alterna- tive to the campus populace; the house strives to maintain an atmosphere in which individuality is fostered for the benefit of the group. The brothers of A Ipha Tau Omega represent a diver- sity in religious backgrounds, political beliefs, career interests, and basic Iife-styles. T oleration and mutual assistance are stressed enabling the individual to retain his personal integrity within a group setting. With this in mind, the house had adopt- ed, and will maintain, an anti-hazing posture. A T 0 brothers are active throughout the campus community with members in the Chapel Council, choir, social justice, WZB T , the Honor Commission, R0 TC, Skeptical chemists, Beta. Beta. Beta, Phi Alpha Theta, and the varsity baseball team. Philanthropical matters are also a house concern and A TO has contributed to the Central American Awareness pro- gram, provided a campus escort service and self-defense lee- ture, and helped sponsor a party to benefit the children of El Salvador. In these ways. A TO has attempted to be a beneficial 'aspect of the Gettysburg experience. n After several hours of viewing, Tim Huber realizes that the televisions are not on. 1702:: WEHEJK; 2355 i221 3V Top left.- Keilh Carson reflects as his DNA rearranges. Top right.- Ron Szuter-Iowelhead. Bollom left: Dick Nixon and Captain Bacchus exchange greetings. Above.- Paul Callahan declares navel peace. ATQ I23 ,x 3 5: g t? Front row.- Pam Starrett, Julie Perkins, Ann O'Callaghan, Jennetje VanSiclen. Johnson. Kathy Bouzos. Sherri Thoma, Lori Lennox, leslie Barringer. Jennifer Winkleman. Karin Johnson. laura Larson, Janis Vosburgh. Sue Van Tuyl. Karin Christ. Missy Hughes. Kathleen Hesser. Fourth row: Donna Greenwood, Annette Gyauch. Jane Magoon. Kristin Wood. Alison Williams. Claire Ragusa. Karen Kirchoff. Tracy Wilhelm. Sue Schaffer. Fifth row.- Liz Bohley. Maria Calamaro, Lisa Reitz. Amanda Hibler. Kathy Murphy, Amy McGavern, Deidre Fallon, Katie Ruffennach, Holly Ward, Sue Roehre. Sixth row.- Becky Thomas. Allison Wheatly. Mary Ellen Roach, Joanne Verkouw, Kelly Hoffert, Hope Carter, Mary Panettieri, Am y Pikalow, Karen Ellin wood, Melanie Stephenson. Back row: Chris Ca Vanna, Sue Williams. Ellen Robinson. Janis Borchert. Laura Mclane. Karen' Utterback, Becky Reyelt. Amy Hummel, Chris Samualson. The Beta Chi chapter of Alpha Xi Delta had a great year at Gettys- burg. We got off to a fantastic start with our fall chapter retreat and annual Pancake Breakfast at Sigma Nu. In October, we entertained the seniors with our traditional Halloween Theme party. We also partied with Phi Kappa Psi after they served us a terriffic spaghetti dinner. For homecoming, we had a luncheon at the $tonehedge Restaurant for Visiting alumns. In November, Alpha Xi and Lambda Chi sponsored a Roaring 20 '5 party at the CUB. In Delta Gamma's Anchor splash we displayed our athletic abilities and placed third. The Seniors Formal was a special time to honor the graduating sis- ters. We rang in the New Year with our 2nd annual Lambda Chi-Alpha Xi Toga party. In February, we celebrated the arrival of 23 great new members. March marks our Founders 03 y held at the Dobbin House. In April. we participated in the fun of Greek Week and Family Weekend. Ocean City, NJ. is the place to find us after finals for a wild week of sun and fun. I - u ' . I 124 A : A Alpha Xls twenty three fantastic I 985 pledges Angie Nancy Hall is surrounded by fellow Alpha X Here come the pledges from Apple.- Sherry Johnson. Sue Roehre, Alison Don't they look happy Amy McGavern. Kathy Bouzos. Kathy Murphy. and Tracy Westward. Williams. Lisa Hatter. and Vanessa Eichelburger. AEAI25 The Tau Delta Chapter of Chi Omega has enjoyed another successful year at Gettysburg. In October, we enjoyed a retreat at the Meal's House. November brought the first annual Chi-Omunga Jungle party at Fiji. Another fun event was the Senior's formal, held at the Omni International Hotel in Baltimore. The Chi Omegais showed their strength and spirit in 06's Anchor Splash. During J-term, the sisterhoodjoined forces with Gammi Phi to sponsors non- alcholic New Year's Eve Bash. We continue our involvement with our philan- thropy. Survivors of Gettysburg. Other community services include the Christmas stockings and Easter egg teee presented to the residents of Green Acres Nursing Home. A few of the social functions of this Spring included pledge bid night at T KE. 3 cocktailparty with Phi Psi, a Ten Chow with 06, and a faculty reception party with Lambda Chi. The l984-85 year brought numerous, fun-filled activities for the Tau Delta chapter. u wmmmnmu.w .. . ., Cindy Sharp. lisa Richardson. and Jodi Moserowitz are happy to shar: the bench with new pledge Kim Green. mega 's Jodi Moserowitz. Pam Fischer. Allie Ruggles. Beth Killip, Jen . a. and Lisa Richardson bungle in the jungle. Senior's nite at Tau Kappa Epsilon. The Chi-O pledges of I 985 are off to a great start. Sammy Night live -Chi-O sophomores Caroline R005. Connie Coyne. Dodie Cirignano. Edie Edwards. Martha A ylin, Elisa Braider, and Amy LiMig take a break in belween themes. X 52,127 Front row: Jeanne Gonsalves, Neena Maniar. Laura Brown, Cari Naim, Melissa Ries, Molly Welsh. Wendi Collins. Pam Heck. Kate Daly, Cheryl Slotter. Suzanne Blanchelle. Second row: Julie Hoff, Jenny Martin. Alison lawman. Joan Meade, Aynn Chiary. Christine Kneifer. Colleen Pukas, Jan Eichler. Chris Pistoia, Nanetle DiToslo. Third row: Julie Shoemaker. Diane Brennan. Jill Henning, Leslie Trifoso, Desiree ledden. Wendy O'Gorman. Holly Keller. Donna Mercado, Liz Shamsey, Maude Fanelli. Fourth row: tori Butterworth. Kate Schmid, Bridgid Cahill, Courtney Good, Karen Hamwi, Barb Ehring, Kim Jessen, Carol Wessner, Suzanne Nolan. Becky Bryan. Fifth row: Nicky Deoudes. Mary Zubia, Cindy Campbell, Beth Patton, Molly O'Neil, Barb Taylor, Nina Pelligrina. Maryle Paddack. Caroline Harman. Sixlh row: Alison Maxwell. Kris Brill. Meg Makous, Betsy Schierloh, Marcey Dunn, Kara Svendson, Sally Garver. Amy Harbaugh, Back row: Jen- nie King. Robin Deegan. Kim Goemans, Stacie Greenblatt. Jill litlman, Sarah Nieland. The Beta Lambda Chapter of Delta Gamme. established here in I 939. has been a strong and active part of the Gettysburg campus and community. The l 984-85 school year was particularly outstand- ing. The Senior's Formal was held in Washington DC. at the Loewes l 'Efant Plaza Hotel. Other events, such as the wine and cheese party, St. Patricks Da y party, hayride, crush dance, T.G.I.F. barbeques, and the Pledge formal kept all of 06 very busy. In addition to our social events. we devoted much of our time to sight conservation and aid to the blind, our philanthropy. Delta Gamma '5 Anchor Splash was a major fund raiser. We also contribut- ed our time to the A pple Harvest Festival. which helped raise money for the blind. All around, the D.G.s enjoyed an eventful and fun- filled year. Some 06 seniors ham it up. ILSAF Becky Bryan and Kris BriII-l985 pledges. NU : BArmNG'g MUM x Jean Moran, Caroline Harman. and Kate Daly lake I7ve during themes. AP 129 Front row.- Ginna VanSchoick. Theresa Lovi, Meg Kerr, Cathy Quinn, Jill Jakober. Bonnie Jenkins. Beverly Knapper, Susan Tattersall, Elizabeth Urland, Edie McLaughlin. Karin Lopusniak. Second row: Betsy Fixler. C yndi Bralman. Kara long. Megan Harris, laura Whitney. Laura Hobbie, Carolyn Balas. Kerry Fitzpatrick, Shea Malloy. Tracey Garver. Third row.- Melissa Zamboldi. l ynda Hughes. Beth land, Louisa Kussin, Karen Ulrich, Loretta Drumgoole. Susan Halliwell, Cindy Slawek. Fourth row.- Julie Jordan. Sondra Malay. Lisa Marina, Ejeanne Fellows, Liz Rostiac. Karen Petren, Jennie Gedslad, StephanieAlleva, Cindy McKenzie, Jen Cavanagh, Cheryl Harrison. Fifth row.- Elaine McNamara. Jan Murray. Laura Hutzler, Darby Gaelzmann. Megan Juliana, Jessica Jones. Amy Rasmussen, Amy Manson. Deb Fisher. Jen Carfrey. Mugzy Mendell, Celeste Powers, Amy Noonan. Amy Troup, Alane Robinson. Back row.- Theanne Chivily. Danelle Mehl, Cheryl 5arr, Kitty Baker. Pam Dunne. Jane McRobb. Sue Riccio. Susan Rensch, June Schumm, Laurie Acquaire. The Gamma Bela chapter of Gamma Phi Beta sorority dedicated themselves to a great year of service, especially to advance a higher spiritual, mental, and social culture. Gamma Phi has contributed to the community and campus endeavors through its philanthropy, greek events, and Pan HeI activities. Gamma Phi sisters are proud of their college and show their pride by playing an active role in campus activities and events. Gamma Phi's are seen as resident staff advisors. tour guides. SAC officers, Student Senate members, sports cap- tains and players, Bullet Hole workers, and honored students on the Dean '5 list. Members of Gamma Phi strike a pose during their rendition of Hello Dolly. Jen Murray, Amy Noonan. and Celeste Powers take time lo smile in-between themes. - LWWIM Elli Alpha Front row: Bruce Gillooly. Second row: Troy Geesaman. Ed Rivera. Scott Horton. John Schieler, Mike Mayone, Third row: Ken Reider, Rob Bongiavanni, Bill Varian. lou Matlera, Karl Smith. Frank Laudonia. Bob Palmer. Link Thompson, Chris Condit. Fourth row.- Brad Ebright, Mike tcook; Dave Utley, John Miller, Dave Adams.Dave Salisbury. Chris Chester, Pete Funk. Da ve Behling. Mike Lopazanski. Bruce Bennett, Steve Allee, Ted Helwig. Jeff Capucio. Fifth row: Paul Palumbo, Tom Mountford. Mark Johnsen. Rich Bartholomae. Mike Leppert. Terence Mariani. Roof.- David Arata. Dave Buynak. Bill Snyder, Larry Witham, Ed Partlow, Scott Shepard, Tom McCarthy. Frank Borelli, Jim Gibbons, John Kresky, Mark Burton, Dave Richards, Brad Westfall. The history of lambda Chi Alpha fraternity at Gettysburg College can be traced to a local fraternity, Phi Sigma, founded in I 9! 6. In I 924, Phi Sigma combined with eleven other local fraternities to form Theta Kappa Nu. In l939, Theta Kappa Nu joined with lambda Chi Alpha to form the world's largest international fraternity. For decades, lambda Chi has been an active force on campus. Brothers are involved in many activities on campus. including Student government, the Gettysburgian, ROTC, WZBT, and several varsity and club sports, such as lacrosse, baseball. swimming, rugby, and golf. The brothers also put a lot of energy into the house as shown by our unique social and philanthropic functions. Our Ladies Night and Te- quila Sunrise Party stood out as major social events of the year. Lambda Chi also holds annual fund raisers for Easter Seals and the Heart Fund. David Buynak. tarry Wilham. and Mark Johnsen-kids-play. 132A X A Dave Buynak. Mark Johnsen. larry Wirham, Frank Borelli. John Wagner. Steve Allee. Ted Helwig. and Bruce Braunewell group shot. John Kresky and Mark Burton celebrate Spring Break in Utah. nmwxm; mm ' ,, ' L V r l i F t H A roof day at Lambda Chi Alpha. Scumbuslers Steve Walls and Larry Wirham. AXA733 Phi 951m 371ml Front row.- Tan Man. Stubby MtOuade. T . l.. Scott Pellegrino. Mike K yritsis, Chris Droogan. Hilly, Skinny 8.. Miguel Yanes. Ra y Fitzgerald. Steve Schell, Tom Bohde. John Toot Nalls. Second raw.- Tom Kovacevich. Henry FIinler, Steve Sitek. Bob The Pear Lewis, Boyle Anderson, Chuck Mougalian. Christopher Bibbit Hamilton, Snowman. George Smith. Third row: Seth Bendian, Alex Flick, Dennis Maloney, Steve Kalis, Bryan Cox. Fourth row.- Skip Hrin, Gary Mougalian. Tim Muckle, John Stankiewicz, Tony Wechter, Brian Barr. Andy Ariviello, Peter Traut, Eric Huggins, Dave Tratt, Peter Graham, Reid Tomlin. Bill Raseman, Hooter. Jeff Golden, Bob McMahon, Jose Yanes, Jason Van$choick, Paul Spudi'Martin, Andy Mulch, John Murray, Mike Milstead, Sean Murphy. Verv. Eel. C Ietus. The '84-85 school year has been a strong and productive year for the Phi's. Phi Delt has proven its diversity by leading the college in many areas. The brothers of Penn Beta have worked hard and have received recognition for their efforts. Phi Delt continued to improve the campus with its third annual Campus Service Project. The Phi's have also showed their academic progress in G.P.A. among fraternities. Along with academics, the Phi's have roamed the varsity athletic fields, and held executive positions in leading campus activities. Phi Delta Theta plays a major role in the social affairs of the College; the brothers feel that the social aspect of Phi Dell adds much to their college experience and hope that it will continue to be a positive attribute. I34 m A 0 Mike Milstead gets a visit from Santa Mndy Coew as Chris Droogan looks on Phi Delfs watch with enthusiasm the Piper vs. Hulk Hogan match. Brian Barr. Mike Milslead. Bob Lewis. and Jim Anderson dressed-up for the Halloween party a! Phi Deli. These Phi? NeiI Draddy. Jeff Golden, Scot! Pellegrina, and Steve ScheID know how to enjoy a sunny spring day. AMXQWJ FM Skinny B. Rockslroh during plant day. a com- Super Bowl Sunday party 3! Phi Dell. munily service project. Front row.- John lord. Matt Norman. Sean Scoville. Matt Brunner, Sean Rielly. Second row.- Da ve Franklin. Gerry Paulson, Mark Dra wbridge. Art PurseII, Chip Col- lins. Mike Smerkanich. Chris DeSimone. Bill Duffill, John Pierson. Andy Sheely. Third row.- Lloyd Bjorlo, Da ve Niggeman. Dave Spittal, Jim Holt. Scott Cleary. Vince Powers. C hris Johnston. Da ve Tavelaro. Curtis Paul, Tim Houser. Tom Schaffer, Chris Peck, Brian Black. Eric Monheim, Phil Kime. Back row.- Joe Johnson, Tim Staplelord, Kurt Kronke, Andy Wilmat. Vince Tague, Chris Roth, Jeff Warshauer. Darrin Girton, Scott Weiermiller. Mike Baum. Paul Zanardi, Dwight Powers. Bill Keenan. Craig Rokke. Charlie Frankenbach. Andy Cush, Hoagie Wing, Larry Gage. Frank Blanchette, Chris Maguire, John Sharkey. Lou Mountzoures, Karl Harmon. Scott Kremp. Dave Moran. Rich Welch. Paul Zolfaghari, Jim Berger. Jeff Zembraski, Bill Guthiem, Chris Biandi, Bill Nice. Paul Campbell. Kurt Sollenberger. Jim Williamson, Kevin Daft. Scott Douglas, Rick Layer, Steve Brenneman, Joe Reich, Mike Craven, Pete Shoudy. Barry Bickel. The Xi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. founded in I858. is the second oldest chapter at Gettysburg College. The sixth-eight brothers and twenty-three pledges take great pride in their in- volvement in campus activities, philanthropies, and sports. Fijis actively participate in eight varsity sports and the Rugby Club, with a concentration in basketball, football, soccer, and rugby. In Community services, Fiji raised over $650 for the American Cancer Society by running fourteen miles in the l0th annual Run for Cancer. Phi Gams also assisted the Gettysburg Lutheran Church in distributing Christmas presents to the poor of Gettysburg. Highlighting the fall semester was Fiji's Maine Lobster bake. while Punk-Funk night stood once again as a January Term mile- stone. Notable in the spring was a highly successful Faculty Din- ner, the third annual Better Dead Than Red party. and the always memorable Fiji Island formal in May. 736 w r A lloyd Bjorlo and Chris Biandi an the sun deckein the winter? . IXWMBtMIWIMvzp-hh-mAm : Billy Burns, John Hoagy Wing. and Eric Manheim are these lyical Fiji men? Bill Duffil, John Pierson, Mike Smarkanich. Lloyd Bjorlo, Bill Keenan, Kurt Sollen- berger. and Sean Reilly set-up for Fijfs Purple Garter formal. Building the stage for lhe Purple Garler formal are K url Sallenberger Phi Gams on the sundetk during rush weekend '85. and Bill Nice. G3 F A I37 Front row.- Kevin McManus. Pele Travis. Jim Nelson. Roberto Jiran. John Campbell, Glen Spinello. Bill Hughes. Chris Varcoe. Paul Garbe, John Thompson, Kevin Sails. Kevin Russell. Rich Stones, Steve Raffo. Pat Dona van, Kurt Badgere. Andre Dobrowsky, Ken Ryan, Jim Simpson, Jeff Lakin. Second Row.- Joe Carbone, Jeff liebentritt. Andy McGowan. Kipp Good. Paul Graven. Jim Herbst. Kevin Silva. Tim Ferguson, Mike Cook, Steve Parker. Mike Hogan, Will Weber, Mike Brown, Art Kelley, Kevin Callahan. Robert Brand. Mike Healer, Chris DiLeo. Dan Cox. Scott Sauer, Bruce Chamberlin. Third row.- Dan Reese, Jeff Bayuk, Kevin Dill. Brian O'Neil, Eric Brown. Glen Vilim, Da ve Bruno. Scott Bialousz, Doug Fearon. Colin Dowds, Bob Burke. John Heron. Bill Kersten. Matt Petzold. Tom Scalici. Mike Merry. John Harris. Waller Terry, Glenn Ellsworth, John Kosciuski. Fourth row: Joe Wilk. Steve Kerske. Geoff Garbacz. Ed Rate. Bryan Running. Jim Charnetski, Harold McGovern, Sky. Dave Smith. Paul Fink. Steve Sickel. Brian Golden, Dana Pearson. The Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi has a long and illustrious history at Gettysburg College. Founded I 30 years ago, Phi Kappa Psi is the oldest fraternity on campus. A monument to this fact is Miller Hall, which was built in I 882 and is the oldest fraternity chapter house in Pennsylvania. The 68 brothers and I3 pledges of Phi Psi are a diverse group of men whose interests span many areas on campus. Phi Psi's are well represented in eight varsity sports, including the rubgy club and numerous intramural sports. We are involved in many campus activities such as the Gettysburgian, WZBT, BACCHUS, IFC, T heater. Choir, and band. In academics, Phi Psi consistently places high in the fraternity GPA standings. Over the last three years, Phi Psi has been able to place at least one brother into the ranks of Phi Beta Kappa. The brothers of Penn Epsilon also take great pride in their philanthropy projects. In accordance with its creed, Phi Psi considers it both our honor and pleasure to serve Gettysburg's community. The brothers of Penn Epsilon look forward to many more successful years as campus leaders at Gettysburg College. Dave Smith. Bill Kersten. and Harold McGovern break out the suits and ties To 138 m K T formal night. A tradition: Brother McManus relurlanlly enters the Tiber with full brotherhood approval. Miller Hall. . W mnuux J... x: ,4 Back to where we started. The senior brothers 0. to 0.- Wall Terry, Dave Olson, Dan Olmslead. Mike Brown, Mike Merry. Steve Parker. John Thompson, Mike Cook. Kevin McManus, Jeffliebentritt, Dave Smith, Bill Kerslen, Jim Sibson. John Heron. Kevin Dill. and John Campbell. $ K T 139 Tom Santa Scalici and John Thompson. Phi Sigma K 11pm DeRosa. Bob K neen. Doug Stern. John Rooney. Third row: Steve Jacobs, Rob Scherger. Dollar Bill kooky. Jim Miragliotta. Paul Messa, Andy Gettings, Gordon VanNote, Jim Connors. Terry Ryan. Dave Madara, John Fritz. n the evening of April I 7, I 985, the Brotherhood of Phi Sigma Kappa, Rho Deuteron Chapter, was informed at a surprise meeting that all twenty-three brothers would be placed on alumni status at the end of the I 984-85 school year and that their house would be closed at least one year for formal reorganization,- all brothers must apply and take part in an interview process in order to be re-activated. This was carried out by the Grand Council of Phi Sigma Kappa, after consultation with the Student Life office of Gettysburg College. As of the time this is submitted, we have written letters to all our alumni and other chapters; solicited support from both IFC and Student Senate; been in close contact with the Office of Student Life and President Glassick; and prepared a presentation for the General Con vention of Phi Sigma Kappa this summer. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the students of Gettysburg College for all their support. Almost three-quarters of you signed a petition supporting our cause. We have been sustained by your caring and your efforts to reverse the apath y that allowed us all to lose J-term. We may lose our house, but we will always stand as one,. with the Thursday Night tradition to be carried on at High Street. T hey can take our house, and scatter us uptown, but they cannot and will not take away our spirit and the bonds that hold us together. We would also like to pose this question: How could an institution of learning that purports to hold students' interests on the Phi 5ig a candid posed. l. to R.- David Madara. John Rooney, Bob Kneeh, Terry Ryan, Dan Wilson; I suppose I've passed it a hundred times, but I always stop for a minute And look at the house, the tragic house, the house with nobody in it. -J.K. The gang's all here, It's a jungle out there. i. h 3' - L. ,6 . aphexg. M'timimm Front row.- John Peri, Val Chevalier, Ron Bongo. Ev Kliphouse, Dave Mason. AJ. Russo. Kurt Balderson, Dave Heckard, Chris Politi, Rich VanAntwerp, Ron lounge, Scott Wronsky. Mike Sievers Kevin Malay. Porch: Bob Avallone, Champ, John Fell. Jack Clark, Bill Hadel. Mike McDonald. Ralph Smith, Paul Z wally. Chris Yoder. John Keefe. Mike Boyer, Rich Basek. Bill Neill. Dave Abeles, Syd Dufton, John Service, Emilio Giliberto. Mark Feudtner, Dave LeCause. Mike Chessock. Dennis C urran. John Oxley. Jerry Cerza. Sam Mantone Steve Royer. Todd MacGlashen, Scott Brandle, Nick Trainer, Sean Sweeney, Brian Anderson. Glenn Osgoodby. Jimmy Beach. Frank Delaney. Steve Gieger, Tom Azelby. The Pennsylvania Delta chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon has long been proud of its history and traditions. Three years since its recolonization at Gettysburg, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has experienced unprecendeted growth in all areas-from academics to athletics. The national chapter has recog- nized Pennsylvania Delta as one of the most improved chapters in recent years and is proud to have the Lions once again making their'mark at Gettysburg. Among this year's brothers are the many of Gettysburg's student lead- ers, including the President and Vice-President of student senate, SCRB reps, an Honor Commission mamber. football and wrestling captains, and 3 Bullet Hole Manager. The lions are proud of their heritage and accomplishments both. past and present and seeing the togetherness and lo ve for one another reflects their pride. For each and every SAE, their experiences here will be filled with many memories which will be the key to keeping these young men friends forever. Bid acceptance day, way to go. Kevin Malay. Chris Paliti, John Peri, am; I42 2 A E Mike Chessock. On SAE's front porch are Mike Boyer, Jerry Cerza, Mike Sievers, Paul Z walley. John Oxley. Mike McDonald, Scott Weasley, John Keefe. AJ. Russo, and Bob Avallone. Senior SAE's an the lion's monument; L to R are Rich King. Barry 5chiano, John Fell. Lance Bassage, Tim Rineman. Bob Avallane. Tim Bright, Rick Knight, John Brienza, Steve Schick. AJ. Russo. Mike Nichils. Jim Beach. and Rich VanAntwerp. frank Delaney. Mike McDonald. Jerry Cerza, Syd Duftan, and Kevin Malay relax In the sun at the SAE-DG picnic. I44 2X Front row: John Leasure. Todd Whileford, Ken Shockley, Ed Benz, Jeff Kauhl. Chuck Drawbridge. Second row: Any Corry. Dave MacGibeny. Rob Calvin. Phil Rice, Orin levine. Mike Mahoney, Jamie D'Agosta. Third row: Ray Hopkins, Chris Lola, Troy Kiick. JeffBurress. Paul DeSibour, Brian Bartolini, Eddie Ferenczi. Mark Chamberlin. Rich Johnson, Da ve Domino. Mike Stankevicz, Paul Bailey. Brian Malnak. Ed Heansy. Jim Allen, Tom Thistle, George Troyano, Jeff Thompson. Frank McCarthy. Back row: Mike Fever. Jim Dugan. William Ewing. Chris Rudolph. Steve Wilhelm, Costa Alvanos, Bill Madden. Pat Hanratty. Sigma Chi enjoyed another prosperous year at Gettysburg, as the name of the white cross continued its proud reputation as being one of the finest, well-rounded fraternities on campus. The figs proved to be a force on the playing field, in the classroom, and in legislative bodies on campus. We were well represented on various varsity teams, and our soccer and football intramural teams advanced to the final games. The brothers also hold top positions in various campus- wide activities. The house is also proud to be wishing two graduating seniors the best of luck at med-school. The Sigs brought back the traditional Derby Da y and the proceeds of this fun-fiIIed weekend went to a local Da y Care Center. We spent some delightful evenings with the ladies of Gettysburg College at the Christ- mas Party, Spring House Party, and get-togethers with sororities proved to be a good time for all. The rest of the Sigma Chi social calender proved to be a good time as well as fruitful for the entire campus community. as the brothers held a Halloween costume party. several band parties, and numerous happy hours. The Sig J-term finale will not soon be forgotten as such functions as the annual Colt 45 nite, trips to Georgetown. and pro wrestling, and the first of its kind. Viking Chow Nite, will be remembered for years to come. 3; a 3 Tom Thistle and Dave Walker dressed up for Halloween I 984. Jeff Thompson cooI shades. Jamie D'Agosla HaIloween or reality? MVT Front row: Letty Baum. Tracy Christmas, Cathy Hancock. Jeanne D'Aguanno, Nancy Finney. Second row: Kim Foehl, Karen House, Christine Griffith, Allison Waters, Val Yosl. Cindy lanzarotta. Gwen Brown. Katie Cullen. Third row: Sue Stenz. Julie Martin. Sue Klipp. Patrice Traubitz. lori Battaglini, lisa Parker. Maura C ashman. Rose C Iark. Fourth ro w.- Pam Jefferis, Wendy Schroeder. laura Reisner, Dana Klinger, Angela Hartley, Elizabeth Wintsch, Yvette Browning, Kath y Bade. Back row.- Deb Fitzgibbons, Karlene Heisey. Christine Putney. Tammy Martrin. Anne Marie Dvorak. liz Stober. t The Gamma Nu chapter of Sigma Kappa had another active ' year. Our social calendar consisted of a steak dinner with Alpha Chi Rho, fall and spring pledge formals, a Halloween Wine and Cheese party. a St. Patrick's Day party with Sigma Nu, the I 00th Anniversary celebration of our National, 3 social function with Lambda Chi, and much more. We also put a lot of effort into our local philanthropy: Green- Acres. This included monthly visits and special celebrations for holidays. We also sent used clothing to our National philanthro- py: the Maine Sea Coast Mission. The sisters of Sigma Kappa are continuing to serve the community and are looking forward to another exciting year. I All dressed up and no place to gooKim Foehl. Karen House. and Kathy Bad 4 I46 2K Cathy Hancock and Gwenn Brown are psyched for rush week. Shelly. lynne. Dana. Sue Katie. Karen. and Elizabeth pose for a picture. V wwmmvw . Julie Martin, Katie Cullen. Cindy Kanzarona. Shelly Malta, and Pam Jeffries celebrate bid night. Christine Pulngy and Cindy Lanzarona-logelhgr again. ZKI47 Front row.- Hruce Kelly. Mark Brizzi, Pete Tartline, Paul Hopke. Scott Jensen. Dave Barsness. John Deeben, Mike Metcalf. Bill Weir, Bob Gicking, Mike Mitch. Sec- ond row: Dave Woods, JelfDennis, Dave Tohn, Tim Gelsinger, Girard Hemminger, Tony Riviello, Ned McGarry. Joe Ehrenreich. Brad Paley, John Herweh, Fred i Deeben. Mr. Dubbs i Mom L Oak Schalick, John Donahue, Dale Kiddoo. Third row: Eric Rasmussen. Keith Naughton. Rich Semsel. Bruce Sinclair. Kurt Seemar, h Steve Eek. Eric Anderson, Bryan Zerbe. Sean McCarthy. Chris Marotta. Sigma Nu's 3 lst year on the campus proved to be one of our most successful. One of the highlights of the year was, once again, the Haunted House for which the chapter won the Sigma Nu Education in Community Service Award. Over the past three years, our chapter has raised over 53,000 for the town's Christmas Decoration Fund and $400 for the United Way. Another highlight was the success of the rush program: seventeen strong and diverse pledges joined us this spring. This spring, we also celebrated the burning of the mortgage on our chapter house; alumni and their families returned for a weekend of celebration. Academically. Sigma Nu kept its long held tradition of having the highest G.P.A. among fraternities. The I 985 Spring pledge class of Sigma Nu. I482 N Rich Semsel asks Is this where I fill Ihe pitchers? Pledge Marshall Ned McGarry is driven up a wall by the pledges. The next pledge lest is TONIGHT? I49 Front ro w.- Barbara Klemmer. Dana Jung. Lee C opperthite, Michele Miller. Valerie Arthofer. Michelle Dorsey. Kris Pearson. Mary Warrell. Back row.- Tari Hartke. Ellie Feather, Alex Karas. Norma Voegtlin. Amy Dilworth, Kim McKinney. Cindy Macaleer. linda Ann McGann. Janet Dales. Monica lonn. and Pam Schaefer. The sisterhood of Sigma Sigma Sigma enjoyed an- other exciting year. Our Balloon Ascension for our philanthropy. Robbie Paige Memorial Fund. was a great success. Balloons were returned from as far away as the Appalacian Trail in West Virginia. We also had two fun-filled farmals at A TO and Martin '5 in Westminster, MD. We capped off the year with a gala celebration of our Founder's Day and an exciting 5e- nior send-off. You are likely to find sisters involved in various activities student teaching, R.A. positions, volleyball, Phi Beta Kappa, tour guides, SA C, College Choir. Eta Sigma Phi, soccer. WZBT, and lots more. 150222 Sigma Sigma Sigma . -22 V - W. , M W Mvi-eNIAWN' . yew..- v. wmmw SJ 1-2.2 a 2 $ ,. M w '2 a - 3 ha. i Tri Sigma's entrance onto the football held during halftime for the fourth annual Ballo 1 Ascension. Tri Sig's production of Bye Bye Birdie is Broadway bound. Michelle Miller relaxing before the show. Jane! Dale: and lee Copperthite put their best smiles forward. Okay Mary and Barb, what are you grinning al? b Catt Kappa 5175ilol4 . Front row: Jim Carbonell, Earl Kight, Pete Bell. John Goess. Doug Hall. John Randall, Ed Valeri. Glenn D'Angerio, Carmen Ciardello, 5am DeGennaro, Jim Purcell. Kent Walker. Second row: Lee White. Carl Feasler, Dom Brevero. Dave Moyer, Eric Engelhardt, John Samper. Andy Larkin. Kurt Hummel, Scott Lawson. Greg Button, Rich Pasewark. Mike Anderson. Third row: Chris Sena, Haley Manchester, Mike Errico. Kevin Comisky, Buddy Buzzerd, Todd Gothberg. Greg Famous. Rocco Celia. Sean McFarland. Seph Pinchbeck, Fred Friebott, Jim Railey, Tim Mulholland. Alan Coen. Jim Graham, Chip Feuss, Bill Peters. John Nelson. Back row.- Mark Richmond, Dave Museo. Bobby 0., Charlie Young. The Psi Chapter is one of 28 l actives of the International Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity in existence today. Psi chapter was established at Gettysburg College in I 926 and during the past 59 years has continual- ly grown and improved each year. The brothers of Psi chapter have been in volved with the community helping families in need. Tekes are also known for their participation in varsity and club sports tincluding basketball and lacrosse captains, a football AII-American; other sports are baseball, track. tennis, and rugby; They also have a long winning tradition in intramurals. and are very involved in student government and other organizations tsenale and IFC president; The Psi chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon can be uniquely characterized by its great diversity, but close brotherhood. Matt McDeVitt. Alan Coen, Jim Graham. Paul Ahrens, and Seph Pinchbeck at tiye TKE senior's Christmas party. Some IKE brothers celebrating a birthday. The Tau Kappa Epsilon House in winter. Who's birthday was it anyway? Brian Smallman, Seph Pinchbeck. Dom Cerrilelli, Everyone celebrates X -mas together at TKE. and Alan Coen. Front row: Scot! Lucke, Eric Engelman. Bell. Ed Mclaren. Glen Barton, Hunter 5., Jim Glatz, Joe Minor. Bill Hammond. Tucher, Sandy Oliphanl. Chaney Kent, Doobie. James Wylie, Steve Byam. Da ve Ryley. Mark hMongcv Morgan. Back row: Keith Halpin, C urt Carl. Mark Krsulic, Tam Przybyla. Jamie Eastland. Roland Minard, Chris Hussey, Greg Andrews. Scot! Gregory. Scot! Fox. Randy Balin, Dave Everett. Markos Gage. Cass Weaver hculinary win. Hin hHanIO Tan. Scot! Watson. Pele Erskine, Bill Copey. Chris Halley. Theta Chi's Delta Omicron chapter had a good thirty-third year here at Gettysburg. Since their foundation in I 952, the Ox men have been an inte- gral part of the campus community. They can be found in numerous organizations OVZBT, Skeptical Chemists, tutoring services. varsity baseball, ten- nis, and track. just to name a feuo. The Thets have worked hard to serve both the college and the com- munity and ha ve every intention of continuing to so so. Roland Minard-hard a! work. Wu. HHN.5 2mm mum: , 'vmrlh v m m 'V' OX men and TKE men head soulh for spring break. This is one house everyone is dying to get into. 8 X I55 15' 6 imturcr The experiences of J- T erm will never be for- gotten. The internships. the trips abroad and across the country, and the theme parties a! home will be with us forever. Even though we must move on, we have a store ofmemories that will keep J-lerm alive forever. 7 v u... m m 3 w W 5 ?oatlmll Co-captains Ray Condren and John Fell. Led by co-captains John Fell and Ray Condren, the l984-85 Football team finished the year with a winning 8-2 season. Among many spectacular games, the highlight was undoubtedly the Bullet's l3-I2 vistory over 5warthmore; senior Bob Datillio sa ved the da y in the last minutes of the game by intercepting the pass on Swarthmore's two-point conversion. Datillio ended his last season by being named to the ECAC Division III All-Star team along with place kicker Jim Flynn, the leading kicker in the histo- ry of Gettysburg. Senior Ray Condren was also honored by the ECAC Division III as M VP for the AII-South Division. Condren was named to the Kodak AII-American team for Divisions II 5 III. He finished his last season rushing 3 total of L449 yards with I2 touchdowns ta school recordy placing him in the top ID of all players in the country for Divisions II 8 III. He ended his illustrious career at Gettysburg with a total of 3,3l2 yards, 32 touchdowns, and 22 pass receptions. In the Centennial Conference, Condren made the aII-conference team along with center Bob Lewis, linebacker Mi- guel Yanes, and noseguard Chris Politi; defensive end Cla y Tyer- yar and offensive lineman Jack Clark received honorable mentions. Varsity Football. Front row: Jim Beach. Reuben Scott. Seth Bendian. Bob Dattilio. Jeff Tirpak. Scott Shanley. Dennis Malaney. Fred Freibott, Chris Yoder, Al Russo. Second row: Tony Wechter. Brian Anderson. Tom Azelby. Tony Campana, Andy Coen, Brian Culp, Rich King, Bob Lohin, Ron Luongo, Scott Wronsky. Chris Politi. Third row.- Bill Roseman. Howie Alexander. Brian Barr. John Brienza. Make Carlon, Shawn Casson, Karl Feaster, Dan Feldmann, John Oxley, Mike Anderson, Paul Martin. Fourth raw: Make Mcher. Tim Muckle. Andy Mutch, John Peri, Andy Sheely. Chris Suchanick. Nick Trainer. Jose Yanes, Paul Z wally. Jim Flynn. Derek Posch. Fifth row.- Krian C ox, Kim Frantz, Da ve Heckard, Ronnie Bongo, Bill Bridgen. Buddy Buzzard, Mike Chessock, Val Chevalier. Jack Clark. Ray Condren. Bob Avallone. Lamont Benson. Sixth row: Mike Donoghue. John Fell. Pal Hanratty, Bill Korth. Dave LeCause, Bob Lewis, Mark Mensch. Tim Mulholland. Steve Sitek. Pete Graham. Eric Handler, John Stankiewicz. Seventh raw.- Joe Vergona, Dennis Curran. Steve Geiger, Gregory laGreca. Bob Clauss, Sean Murphy. Tim Nichols. Brian Pluta. Mike Smerkanich. Clay Tyeryar, Miguel Yanes. Eighth row: Guy Eberhart, Bill Hadel, Tim Houser. Dave Mason, Doug Fo- ley, Antoine Harvey. John Van Schoick. Joe Reich. Steve Royer. Andy Sykes, Dave Tavolaro. Back row.- J. Rudsill, Joe Donolli, John Gonos, Raymond Gouker. Ra y Reider. Barry Streeter. Kevin Higgins. Kevin Keisel. Steve Jirgal. lefty Biser, Dick Keffer, Jim Railey. Orin levine. 160 9170th111 The lenacious Bullet defense digs in against Muhlenberg. Gellysburg was among the na- tion's leaders against the run. Touchdown! ituniTIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIE ;; ?ootball I61 Brit! Sanford returns a shot. Frank Blanchelle keeps ahead of his opponents. I 1 i Co-caplalns Mike Dent and Ed Benz pose for a formal with Coach Zelenz. 762 Soccer - be, Mike Dent sets up for a kick. Possessing by far the best skill and talent that has ever been seen in Gettysburg soccer, this year's team climbed a very dusty ladder to achieve an outstanding season. Not only did they tie the school record for wins in a season thine; but they set a new record for goals scored in a single game with fourteen, five of those made by Frank Blanchette, an individual record. The Soccer team also won the south- west division of the Middle Atlantic Conference-a first in the school's history. In addition, Frank Blanchette, Norm Roessler. and Brad Westfall were named to the MAC All- Star Team. Seniors Ed Benz, Blanchette, and Westfall will be greatly missed. They lea ve the team with the greatest contribution possibIe-a winning attitude. The team feels they've just begun-they're very good, they show it and they make others believe it. Soccer. Front row.- Stu Keener, Eric Benlz. Frank Blanchette. Kevin Seits, Marshall Welch, Ed Heaney, Brad Westfall. Scott Cleary. Eric Toburen. Back row.- Coach Smith, Craig Davis. Chuck Drawbaugh. Paul deSibaur, Nara Roessler. Mike Dent, Britt Sanford. Bill Kent. Joe Johnson. Ed Benz. Matt Rackstrah. Coach Zelenz. Soccer I63 W l- grass 60mm Bruce Welch and Debbi Wanglee support each other after a tough race. The Women's Cross Country team had a productive season which was highlighted by capturing third place at the Dickinson In vitational. With a large turnout. the main goal of the team was improvement. which was accomplished by bettering their overall record to four wins and six losses and by placing eighth at the MAC championships. Next year's team looks quite promising since ten of the eleven runners will be returning, including the two top runners, Carolyn Donoghue and Caroline Roos. Women's captain linda Goeke and Coach Riggs. ! h P E' z i Women 's C ross C ountry. Front row.- Joyce Wanglee, Eileen McNamara. Marilyn Coutlan- gus. Amy Venturini. Esther Behling. Debbi Wanglee. Back row: Coach Riggs, Kristen ' Allen. Caroline R005, Carolyn Donoghue. Karen Stone. Linda Goeke. Coach Shenk. I64 Gross 6011mm tugll ' Men's Cross C ountry. Front row.- Kevin Vigue, luke Niiler, John Feddern. Second row: Peter Price. Job Sinton. Craig Coburn. Dan Coleman, Bruce Welch. Back row.- Coach Riggs, Mark Dees. Earl . ilehling. Ed Olson. Scott Taber. Dave Harvey, Dave Bushnell. Coach Shenk. Men's Captain Earl Uehling with Coach Riggs. I 984 was a year of personal as well as team achievements for the Men's Cross Country team. Bruce Welch became the tenth fastest barrier in Get- tysburg history with a 25:58 clocking on our home course and Luke Niiler ran the fastest freshman time on our course in recent yearse26:08. The duel meet record of I 2-2-1 included only one loss to a confer- ence opponent. One of the highlights of the season occured at the Little Three Meet when Gettysburg coasted by perrenial rival Franklin and Marshall I 8-43 and trounced Dickinson 15-49. The team finished the season by placing fifth in the MA C '5. Throughout the season a combination of competi- tiveness, cohesiveness, and dedication characterized the Men '5 Cross Country team. The runners were com- petitive among each other, whether on a training run or in a race, but they supported each other as well. The dedication of Coaches Riggs and Shenk to the Cross C ountry program was mirrored in the dedica tion of the runners. Their winning attitude produced a win- ning season. GC V OPP 23 Messiah g 38 I 5 Jmtiata 50 39 Rider ,8 28 y' Drexel 23 I5 MBC t 50 22 Job bpkins 39 20 lgesn nMd. 43 I 8 K F 5 M a 43 I 5 t; I on 49 22 Albr ht 39 25 M h St. Mary's 32 I 5 Le nonv Valley 1513 l6 , Ii'c U 45 Sugghanna I 5 2 I Widener 35 gross eountry I65 IM:MM mw J. V. Field Hockey. Front row.- Belh Wolcolt, Alison Williams, Karen Slaby, Tracey Wilhelm. Laura Dawes. Valerie Rosini. Sharon Weaver, lisa Embon. Back row: Sally Mills. Beth Curry, Stacey Herring. Susan Donner, Gail Farris. Karen Henry. Kathy Doherty, Cindy Dalena, Well? ths got it? Caryn Camp. Wendy Willis, Karin Lopusniak, Ginger Pontan, Coach Sally Sites. Q q Johns Hopkins York : F g M Western Md. Qickinson Wippggsburg Millefsville w OPP uooow Mxowo yield ffoclccy -i1l :h Bowers and her girls: Captains Jennifer Phelan, Tammy Griffith, and Cheryl Sarr. The Varsity Field Hockey team ended their season with a 4- 4-3 record. Though the talent was there, things just didn't come together as hoped. Even so. the team did manage to make it to the second round of the Middle Atlantic Conference pIay-offs. They beat Sus- quehanna in the first round l-0, but they lost in the second round to Elizabethtown 2-I. Contributing to the success of the team were juniors Leila Eppleman and Mary Panittieri, who both both made aII-confer- ence, Eppleman for the second consecutive year. Panettieri scored four goals and two assists for the season. Pam Williams also proved valuable. compiling six goals for the squad. ,. m mmmm-x-L-vw -7 Varsity Field Hockey. Front row.- Heather Williamson. Deirdre Winston. Pam Williams. Lisa Palm, Tammy Griffith, Joanne Hopi, Barb Bentz, I Mary Panittieri. Back row: Sally Mills, Cheryl Sarr, Jennifer Phelan, Amanda Corroon. Barb Ehring. Pam Saturnia, Diane Schwarz, Cindy i Florin. leila Eppleman. Sandy Griffith. Sally Sites. Coach Bowers. : Weld J-lackey I67 H II- Volleyball The 1984 Women's Volleyball team had a winning Co-captains Dina Sammer and Jill Bianca with new head coach Doreen Drexel. season, posting a I 9-7 record overall. Under first year head coach Doreen Drexel, the team captured second place in the Middle Atlantic Conference and was ranked , , sixth in the Eastern States. The season's highlight was when the squad beat Western Maryland in the semi- finals of the MAC Tournament for the second year in a row to garner the number one position in the Southern Division of the MAC Conference. The team lost, howev- er, to nationally ranked Juniata in the finals of the tour- nament which ended their season. The team is losing five seniorseco-captains Dina Sammer and Jill Bianca, Sue Millar, Maggie Commins and Laurie Sorenson, but will remain stable next year with the efforts of returning Iettermen Barb Taylor, Mary Warrell and Barb Knisely, and a talented J.V. squad. The Women '5 Volleyball team's success resulted from a total team effort which was complimented by the tal- ents of two aII-conference players, Senior Sue Millar and Junior Barb Taylor. Volleyball. Front row.- Martha Hallet. Sue Klipp. Allison ludwig, Pam Lovett. Mary Warrell, Jill Bianca, Sue Millar. Back row: Beth Asper, Jeannette Shook. Roberta Beauchamp. Jennifer Cavanagh. Barb Taylor. Coach Drexel. Barb Knisely, Dina Sammer. Maggie Cummins. Dan Kennell. l.iz Semple. I68 Volleyball Mary warrell spikes the ball. 'l w'vwv u 2 Dina Sammer attempts to return a volley while Maggie Commins. Mary Warrell, and Jill Bianca prepare to assist. Volleyball I69 J. V. Basketball. Front row: Purnell Chapple, co-captain Bob Burke. Scott Lawson, Howie Alexander. Back row: Diane Friesleben. Russ Robinson. Rich van Hollen. Jan Edelstein. co-captain Mark Feudtner. Rich Pasewark, Scott Kremp. Coach Gutting. ,ldhnshHopkins 1, The Men's Basketball team closed out its I 984-85 season with a I4-I I . F g record, its second straight winning year under head coach Gary Miller. The M or 3 W8 M . Bullets turned in their best scoring performance in sixteen years by averaging mmwwwesmrn Md' 7 7.2 points per game. In rebounding, the team had their best showing in j'w : i W: , ; ,v; Juniata eleven years, averaging 46.2 caroms a game. i - Senior Chip Graber emerged as the top scorer and rebounder. Accumulat- ing 360 points and producing 236 rebounds, Graber closed out his four year varsity career with a total of I,I2I points and 693 rebounds. His point production places him eighth among the school's aII-time scorers. Mark Mischler finished second to Graber in scoring with 339 points fol- lowed by Joe Lynch with 3 I 8. Lynch was also the team's second leading rebounder with 203. In addition, he proved to be the team's most accurate field goal shot.- he dumped in II8 of his 2i 4 tosses for 55 percent. The squad is losing seven seniors including Graber, Lynch, Mischler, co- captain Matt Norman, the team's most accurate foul shooter, and Scott Weiermiller, the second most accurate field goal shot. 'Lebanan ylleg: '1' VW Albright i Word's, Lost I0 Jam, m. 170 Men's Basketball 1w: L; -7 1 ;;24114 ' xLthe-pthern Md. Mora viah M JUniata Ditkinson U.S.M MA. Western Md, CalholimU; ' Dickinson - ' Muhlenberg Lebanon Valley Albright Won 14, Lost II Men 19 Kaskttlmll -; Varsity Caplains Chip Graber and Man Norman with Coach Miller. Varsiry Basketball. Fran! row: Matt Norman, Chris Erb. Scot! Weiermiller, Wes Tyeryar. Back row.- Gary Miller. Tod Arbutina. Jeff Fisher. Chip Graber. Joe Lynch. Scan Douglas. Mark Mischler. Tony DiMatteo. Marie Lasvla Adam Sherman not pictured. M5141? Basketball 17! W lll- Women? Kaskctball led by co-captains Sue Marshall and Karen Tessmer, the Women '5 Basketball team had a successful season with a final record of 19-6. Senior Sue Marshall concluded her collegiate basketball career by breaking several school records; She scored 477 points as well as 20 7 field goals for the season. Two other records were broken when she landed I 7 field goals and 42 points in the University of North Carolina-Greensboro game. She completed her four-year career with a total of I .457 points. the only Gettysburg player to ever surpass I .000 points. She played in a total of 90 collegiate games and averaged l 6.2 points and 7.4 rebounds in guiding the Lady Bullets to two straight NCAA Division III post-season play-offs. Marshall is ranked among the top ten in Division III in scoring and was named most valuable player in the southern division of the Middle Atlantic Conference. Junior Barb Taylor also broke a few records. Producing 3 8 7 points and 202 rebounds made her a definite asset to the team while her 79 of IL? free throws broke a school record. Junior Cindy Palinski emerged as the team's leading rebounder and finished third in scoring while senior co-captain Karen Tessmer set a school record with 24I assists this year. making a career total of 5 I3. Jill lane watches as her teammates cover the court. Coach Hurst with co-captains Sue Marshall and Karen Tessmer. I72 Women? Basketball Women's Basketball. Front row: Jill Lane. Tracy D'Annibale, Sue Marshall, Karen Tessmer. Barb Smith, Heidi Spera. Back row: Anne Hursl. Cindy Palinski. Carol Itle, Carol Carlson, linda Reeves. Barb Taylor, Roberta Beauchanip, Betsy Weingarten, Karen Shrolini. Women? Easketlmll Mt. St. Mary's New Rochelle Gallaudet Moravian Johns Hopkins UNC-Greensboro Western Md. F 5 M Dickinson Elizabethtown Messiah lebanon Valley Juniata Albright York Dickinson Johns Hopkins lebanon Valley F 5 M Western Md. Widener Dickinson Scranton Scranton Susquehanna Won l9, Lost 6 Wonmzis Baskttlmll I73 Women's Swimming. Front row: Kara Svendsen. Leslie Barringer, Rebecca Manger. Kale Ruffennach. Julie Marlin. Susan Bales. Second row: Coach Fischer. Sue Roehre, Tammy Martin. Clare Dunkle, Joanne Williams, Jane Nailor, Katy Kellers, Hope Caner. Head Coach Kennedy. Back row: Kathy Murphy, Kim Mixer. Holly Ward. Stacey Hegna. Gina Maolucci, Sharon Ryan. 2$hippe$w 1g; ash. 5 Jeff. Western Md. Women 's captains Clare Dunkle and Kathy Murphy with Coach Kennedy. Captain Jamie Berrier not pictured. I74 SWI'ItIminy fter a one-year absence, the W men's Swimming team regained it: vosition atop the Middle Atlantic Cr taference. The Bullets avenged an easiier conference loss to Dickinson by tapping the Red Devils to win their sixth MAC championship in the last seven years. During the season several swimmers turned in out- stgnding performances; notably, the 800 freestyle relay team of senior Clare Dunkle, Sue Roehre, Kate Ruf- fennach. and Stacey Hegna achieved AlleAmerican status by placing I I th in nationals. Jamie Berrier and Kate Ruffennach were the only two indi- vidual MAC champions. winning the l00 breastroke and 200 freestyle respectively. The Men's team also did well this year placing second in the MAC's behind Johns Hopkins. Paul Treu- muth was the conference champ in the I 00-yard butterfly while Ben Gill placed first in the individual medley. Rob Tempel qualified for nationals in the 500-freestyle. Other outstanding swimmers included Steve Raffo who just missed qualifying for nationals in the 200-breaststroke, Mike Gren- ier, Mike Schobel, who finished 5th in the beckstroke, and Art Kelly. Grenier, Schobel, and Kelly finished in the top seven in backstroke events at the championship. I 5Wimmil4y -1 Coach Kennedy with men's captains Jim Gassman and Jim Sibson. Menis Swimming. Front row.- Brian Golden, Colin Dowds, Ben Gill. Rich Hammler, luther Killebrew, Brad Ebright, Mike $chobel. Second row.- Coach Kennedy, Jim Sibson. Make Grenier. Jim Gassman. Todd Campbell, Rob Tempel, Scott Sauer. Rich Waldack. Pam Fischer. Back row: Art Kelly, Pat O'Brien. John Schilller, Steve Raffo. Andy McGowan. Dave Galassi. Swimming I75 W H - Wrestling ' I76 Wrestling The Wrestling team emerged with a 9- I 0 record for the season. Sophomore Kurt Ilgen compiled the most pins with six; Dennis Curran was close behind with five. The most outstanding member of the team by far proved to be Paul Porter who finished with an l8-4 record on the season. Porter defeated Rich Kichman of Lebanon Valley 7-6 for the MAC crown in the I 77 pound class. He went on to Rock Island, III. for nationals held at Augustana College. He lost. however, by 4-3 to Pat Connors of fit. Lawrence. 3' '55?! ?'mh 3 Coach Kiesel with co-captains Jim Pur- cell. Glenn Os- goadby. and Paul Porter. 5. 0AA. .y 3r.n-vrirt Wrestling. Front row: Henry Flinter, Glenn D'Angerio. Mike Salerno.'Jim Purcell, Kurt Hummel, Steve Bielecki, Kurt Ilgen. Back row.- Coach Friedrich. Glenn Osgoadby, Todd MacGIashan. Paul Porter. Dennis Curran. Carter Sackman, Coach Kiesel. I 601! -p Kevin Russell completed his second year as the Golf team's number one player as the Bullets compiled a 5- 7 record under Coach Howie Shoemaker. The senior, who collected his fourth varsity letter, led the Iinksmen with a 82.4 average per round. Close behind was newcomer Rich von Hollen, at 82.6. including one round of 72. Sophomores Scott Horton and John Murray per- formed consistently with rounds averaging just over the 84 mark. Senior Tom Roberts. who was also a four-year veteran, added depth along with senior Scott Shepherd. Steve Alee and Lincoln Thompson also looked promising in their first year of collegiate competition. Even though Gettysburg only managed an eighth place finish in the MAC tourney, the young golfers gained experience this year which will benefit the team next year. golf Shippensburg Albright Western Md. Lebanon Valley Mora Vian Lehigh Dickinson F 5 M Muhlenberg Juniata Susquehanna Mt. St. Mary's Golf. Front row: Scott Horton, Kevin Russell. Tom Roberts. Back row.- Coach Shoemaker. Kevin Loh, Lincoln Thompson, Scott Shepherd, Rich von Hollen, John W0 5, 1.05! 7 Murray. Tom Shaffer not pictured. H W - M61419 LWmssg The Men '5 Lacrosse team had a successful winning season this year with a final record of I 0-5. They didn 't get the publicity and recognition they deserved, however; several tough games pre- vented them from getting a national bid. Gettysburg defeated nationally ranked F 8 M and won the right to host Swarthmore for the MAC championship. Co-captain Costa Alvanos emerged as the top scorer for the Bullets with 67 goals; he ranked in assists with l 6 fora total of 83 points. Senior Randy Perkins followed Alvanos with 38 goals while he pro ved to be the leader in assists with 26 for a total of 64 points. Junior Mike Feuer proved to be a valuable goalie for the team with I 33 5a ves. $ophomore Alan Cohen foIIed with 76 53 V85. M51129 Xilmssc GC 20 Haverford 5 Ohio Welseyan 5 Washington I 2 Stony Brook-UNY 16 U.$.M.M.A. 4 Trinity I0 Fairleigh Dickinson 2! Widener 15 Dickinson 23 lebanon Valley I8 Western Md. I 0 F 8 M 8 Mt. St. Mary's l0 Swarthmore l5 Drexel Won I0. Lost 5 178 Men's ,Cacrassc Coach Danolli with co-captains Costa Alvanos and Dave Museo. Men '5 lacrosse. Front row.- Jahn Nelson. Brian Smallman, Bill Peters, Bill Collins, Costa Alvanos, Dave Musco, Dana Didriksen. Pete Bell. Pete Fechlmann. Jim Frazier. Second row.- Mimi Doran, Coach Donolli, Randy Perkins. Andy Larkin, Bryan Cox. Chip Fuess, Chris Maguire. Chris Sena. Earl Kighl, Jim Carbonell, Bab Bruns. Jim Railey, Coach Gray. Danielle Billera. Back row.- Becky Zellers. Rich Hendey, Orin Levine, AI Cohen, Kevin Comiskey, Fred Freibotl. Toby Marindin, Mike Feuer. Andy Keene. Marl Brunner. M5111? ,Cacrossc I79 Women's Lacrosse. Fronl Row: Jenn Phelan. Daphne Raplis, Teri Genlner. Second row.- Sheri Noble. Barb Taylor. Amanda Corroon. Barb Ehring. Gloria Hamilton. Gretchen Weiss. Third row.- Coach Bowers. Kim Green, Lynne Selhat. Heather Sanderson. Beth Curry, Joanne Hopf. Wendy Willis. Andrea Sernatinger, Trish Sullivan. Back row: Mary Panettieri, Lisa Embon. Pam Williams. Maura Cashman. Stacey Herring, Laura Dawes. Teri Rexroad. ry Washington Washington Dickinisaw .59 2w Drewk lebanon Vafiey .Millers ville 780 Women's ,Cacmsse Co-caplains Jenn Phelan, Teri Gentner. and Daphne Raplis with head coach Lois Bowers. Coach Lois Bowers' Women's Lacrosse team won the Western division of the Middle Atlantic Conference on the strength of their 9-3 record. The Bullets featured one of the most explosive scoring attacks in the school's history. leading the wa y was junior Amanda Corroon who set two school records for scoring. Corroon tallied for 48 goals and 57 total points to eclipse the old marks of 44 goals and 47 points set by Martha Cave two years ago. Senior Teri Gentner also set a new Bullet record with I 5 assists, surpassing herown standard of l05et last year. Senior Jennifer Phelan added to the potent attack by accumulating 44 points on 35 goals. Freshman Pam Williams and junior Mary Panettieri also scored in double figures. In her first year as goalie, junior Leila Eppleman came up with Il2 saves for a 52 per cent save ratio. Although Gettysburg failed to win the MA C championship this year, a strong returning team signals bigger and better things for the future. Women's Liacmsse Isl II! M I- mm M61419 Z'mnis Q q , Elizabethtown Mt. St. Mary's Dickinson Johns Hopkins h wCaztyholie U. c Mfi e, Q j x C h 3; gEMm-A-Akammmmum h v f v ; f 15? g e h I a? h 0 m$w9smmuww4nuu4n After four years without a winning season, the Men's Tennis team finally came into its own, compiling a 7-6 record and finishing a strong second in the Middle Atlantic Confer- ence hs South west Division behind rival Frank- lin 5 Marshall. Led by senior captain John Thompson, its number three singles player. the young Bul- lets upset MAC powerhouses Muhlenberg, Drew and Western Maryland. Tariq Mumtaz and Todd Gothberg filled the number one and two spots respectively. Freshmen strength played a key role during the success- ful season as Jeff Fernard, John Adelhelm. and David Mayer all took varsity slots. Re- turning veterans Da ve Ralph and Dave Ryley rounded out the Iine-up, playing major fac- tors for the netmen throughout the spring. Menhs Tennis, Front row: Dave Ryley. Dave Ralph. Tariq Mumtaz. Back row: Coach Hulton, Todd Gothberg. Dave Mayer. John Adelheim, John Thompson. 782 M m1; 27mm Women's Tennis. Front row: Donna Klassen. Rose Leonidas, Coleen Pukas, Sue Pichla. Second row.- Nicole Salerno. Coach Drexel, Karlene Heisey, Tammy Griffith. Back row.- Barb Knisely. Chris Sommers. Q G Women? tennis Catholic U. Mt. St. Mary's y Dickinson vUohns Wopkmsw Wilson ngn l0. Lost 3 ? biv'o'eo. V' l h I 65$ -.. ---n W 3' M f Coach Doreen Drexel completely turned around the Women's Tennis team. They went from a 3-8 record last year to I 0-3 this year. The most dramatic impro vement seemed to be junior Barb Knisely who had a record of 4-7 last season. She produced an 8-4 record this season against some of the top female players in the Middle Atlantic Region. The impro vement of Knisely set the tone for the remainder of the club as four of the regular six singles players all had better than .500 winning percentages. Tammy Griffith emerged as the top player winning ll matches and losing only one. The other top singles players were two freshmen: Nicole Salerno and Donna Klassen. Women? 3mm 783 Softball. Front row.- Heidi Spera, Mary Sautter. Karen Stone, Sue Marshall, Theresa Farwell, lee lamparello. Second row: Coach Hurst. Kathy Doherty, Allison Campbell, Judy Langan. Karen Tessmer. Denise Spivak. Mark Mensch. Back row: Roxanne Duffie, Beth Asper. Pam Saturnia, Jill Bianco. Stacie Maieski. Barb Nelson. The Lady Bullets had an unusual season, losing their first and last games and winning 22 straight in between. However, that final loss knocked them out of the Middle Atlantic Conference play-offs. Gettysburg sailed through the regular conference season with a I 0-0 slate and captured the south west league crown. For the second year in a row Ursinus proved to be a nemesis as it won 2-1 in eight innings to capture the overall southern division title. Captain Sue Marshall not only had an outstanding pitching season. but emerged as Gettysburg's leading hitter producing a .389 batting average and a I 2-I pitching record. Senior Judy Langan also turned in a powerful pitching performance; she pitched in 75.2 innnings for a I .02 ERA and recorded a lOvl slate. Pam Saturnia started the season as Gettysburg's number one catcher before sidelined by an injury. However she emerged as the number two hitter of the club with a .38 7 average. Cindy Palinski led the team in runs scored with 20 and managed to steal seven bases but the stolen base leader turned out to be senior Karen Tessmer with eight. As a team. Gettysburg turned in its best hitting performance ever. The squad accounted for 221 safeties in 693 trips to the plate for a .3 I 9 average. That breaks the old school record of .3 I 5 set in I982. The total number of hits is also a new school record. 784 Woman's Softball I Softball -2 maplains Sue Marshall and Roxanne Duffie with Coach Hurst. Softball OPP Q G Messiah 4 Juniala 2 Juniata I Millersville 3 Millersville l Mt. St. Mary's 0 Mt. St. Mary's 2 Washington 0 Washington 0 F 5 M I F 8 M 0 Lebanon Valley 2 Lebanon Valley 2 4 3 l 2 5 0 l 6 0 0 2 2x22 mm'k'kNmW2MQQM2 Elizabethtown Elizabethtown Western Md. Western Md. York York Dickinson Dickinson Albright Albright Ursinus 2 2 2Akommxumwwmm Won 22. Lost 2 Women's Softball 785 W h- Eascball . After struggling through a 5- l4 season just one year ago, the Baseball team had the most dramatic turnaround of any sport in l985: they tied a school record for wins in a season with a I 5-II slate. Senior first baseman Jose Yanes and second baseman Seth Bendian were the most prominent figures in the offensive attack. Yanes won the team batting title with a .393 average and also established a school mark with 3i RBI's during his fi- nal season. Bendian ended as the club's third best hitter but found consolation in being selected to the All-Conference team. The speedy infielder, who stole 24 bases, led the team in two other offensive categories. His eight doubles tied a school record while his 3I runs broke the record by one. With freshman Tony Wechter behind the plate, the rejuvenated pitching corps was the area of greatest improvement. Freshman Brian Golden struck out batters in bunches as the team earned run average dipped to it's lowest level in five years. Golden was selected to the All-Conference team posting a I .93 ERA with 56 strikeouts. Junior Kevin Silva led staff in wins with four. The team will surely miss Yanes but next year I 5 wins probably won 't be enough to satisfy the ambition of this promising young team. Baseball. Froht row.- Matl Smool, Kevin Silva, Tony Wechter, Seth Bendian, Dennis Maloney, Oak Schalick. Second row.- Lori Sachs. Jim Anderson, Mike Dent. Doug Fearon, Andy Sheely. Jose Yanes. Brian Golden. Back row.- Coaeh Hummel, Jamie Eastland, Tom Mountford, Frank Delaney. Sean Murphy. Val Chevalier. Ron Szuter. Coach Higgins. Not pictured is Greg Button. 186 Baseball Coach Hummel wilh captain Jose Yanes. 131156171111 2 2 Albrlg l Juniatafg Navy 1 , Penn $1.3tenjpsfxw T 1 , Won I5, 1.05! IN N $$$$ 3 1311555111! 787 Women's captains Linda Goeke and Amy Harbaugh with Coach Riggs. The Women '5 Track team also had a successful season. One of the outstanding individuals on the team was sophomore Tracey Lee who took first place in the high jump in the MAC Champion- ship. She also took fourth place in the long jump with I 5 '7 . Denise Johnson also proved to be a valuable asset to the team with her first place finish in the javelin with I29'0 . Lee Ann Soder took second with I20'll . In the I 600 relay, the Lady Bullets came in sixth with a time of 4:I4. 74. Other team members worth mentioning for their effort and accomplishments this season are sprinters Jessica Caruso and Carol Wessner, mid-distance runner Robin Pa wling and long dis- tance runner Caroline Roos. 1173115143 Crack .5 3 y. 3? v94; . :5 s 3- z? $3 Western Md. Women's Track. Front row.- Tracey Lee. Lee Ann Soder. Cindy Florin. Beth Killip, Amy Harbaugh. laura Brown. Second row: Coach Riggs. Elizabeth Belt. linda Goeke. Denise Johnson, Deanna Johnson. Deb Fisher. Coach Zelenz, Megan McAbee, Bonnie Taylor. Back row: Robin Pauling, laura McHugh, Jessica Caruso, Carol Wessner, Neena Maniar, Aynn Chiary. 188 Woltlcifs Crack Men's Track. Front row: Gerry Paulson, Scott litchfield. Da ve Olson, Norm Roessler, Jeff Hooton, Jim Charnetski, Bill Hammond. Earl Uehling. Ed Olson. Second row.- Coach Riggs, John Feddern, Dave Harvey. Kevin Vigue. Rich Stones. Dan Cicala, Lawrence 03 Vis. Eric Borjesan, Ralph Franceschini. Steve Sitek. C oach Zelenz. Back row: Mark Schug. JeffBla Vatt. Ed Vallerie. Andy McGowan, Luke Niiler, Rich Estey, Chris Erb, Frank Capitani, Bruce Welch. Bonnie Taylor. Coach Riggs with Men's captains Earl Uehling and Dave Olson. mk94 j Western Md. I A York t l Johns Hopkins Messiah Mora vian Albright The Men's Track team did well this year. In the MA C '5 they accumulated 50 points to give them a fifth place finish. Jim Charnetski came in first in the high jump at 6? while Dan Cicala clinched first place in the javelin with a distance of I 96 'I . Jeff Hooten came in second in the pole vault. Norm Roessler proved worth y in the 400-hurdles coming in fifth and Chris Erb garnered sixth place in the long jump with 2! '2V2 M61429 track 189 5mm Kandids 190 Sports mm; Sports 6andids 19 I .r Ln! .. frb. EEi E'hva I Pia. 5.3: pui. Lu W. I 711ml ; C I92 Sports Sports 6andids 193 I 4 Standard issue Standard 155115 Every incoming freshmen knows the feeling; we 've all felt it at least once, and before graduation. we 'II have felt it four times. Walking into the empty room, there's no warmth, no personality-it's all Standard Issue. Every room has the same desks, the same chairs, the same shelves, and the same bureaus.- and then there are the gang showers and the porcelain Iine-up. Before even realizing it. the personality moves in-it's become our own. Unlike any other, itls a unique issue. V HAM wit: .1! u .,. ML Standard issue 795 i t i E. l s V I ; f llMcrclassmm Ten days until Spring Break and counting- tori Abajian. Macaroni and cheese. Sarah Nieland's favoritel lori Abajian Karin Anderson David Anloneni David Arala Valerie Arthofer Warren Augemhaler Kathy Bade Paul Bailey Brian Barr Carol Bani Jennifer Balchelder lori Ballaglini Jeb Baynum Barbara Bent: Kurt Berneberg Jamie Berrier Scot! 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Grace Tripp Doug Fuess Jeff Fulcamer Vicki Funk Mark Gage Nancy Gale Geoffrey Garbacz Troy Geesaman Stephen Geiger Andrew Gettings Emilio Giliberto Benjamin Gill Bruce Gilloaly Darrin Gina Hans Gochenaur Darlene Gaelzmann Jeanne Gansalves Todd Galhberg Andrea Granquis! Maria Grasso Stacey Greenblall Charles Gregory Ingrid Griffith Sandra Griffith Douglas Hall Susan Halliwell Keith Halpin Rick Halverson Judy Hamer Dana Hammond Pat Hanrany Rabin Harling Caroline Harman John Harris 03 vid Harvey Sharon Harward juniors 207 Be sure Io mark the good parts. Barb Klemmer. Karlene Heisey Justine Henderson Jill Henning James Herbs! Susan Herman Timothy Higley Christopher Hilbum Caroline Hole Michael Hogan Elizabelh Holden James Holt Karen House Steven Hrin lynda Hughes William Hughes Peter Husovsky Christopher Hussey Laura Hulzler Jennifer Jacobs Pamela Jenkin Beth Johns Joseph Johnson Jessica Jones Julia Jordan Megan Juliana Alexandra Karas Douglas Kelley William Ken! 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Amy McGavern Harold McGovern Kimberly McGralh Edward Mclaren Thomas Mclemore Robert McMahon Margaret Mendell Mark Mensch Paul Mess: Christian Miller Jeff Miller Sally Mills Mike Milslead Roland Minard James Miraglialla David Moran Jodi Moserowitz Veronica Mueller Timothy Mulholland Tariq Mumlaz Kalhleen Murphy Andrew Mutch John Nails Peggy Neal James Neilson Jeffrey Newton John Nicalelti Sarah Nieland Dave Niggeman Cari Nizolek Marie O'Brien Alexander Oliphanl Molly O'Neil Glenn Osgoodby Cindy Palinski O.K. troops. lake fivel Steve Brenneman. Rani Mueller. Bruce Welch, and Mary Daugherty. 204 juniors lorena Drumgoole and lori Weslra cure the munchies al the Bullet Hole. Only 5 more months until Spring. 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Carol Barri Karen Ulrich Margaret Vallen Edward Vallerie Maria Vander Ven John Van Schoick Jannelje Van Siclen Susan Van Tuyl Christopher Varcoe William Varian Suzanne Vaughan Derrick Watson Mary Warrell Charles Warren Bruce Welch Marshall Welch Heidi Werner Lori Weslra Pam Whitlock Glenn Whitney Elizabeth Winlsch Jane! Wiseman tarry Witham James Wylie Miguel Yanes Madeline Yates Kathy Young Melissa Zamboldi Paul Zolfaghari Linda Z weizig juniors 207 Bill Hughes, Rich Stones. John Poliero. and Colin Dowds a! the annual Bahamas Party. David Abeles Laurie Acquaire David Adams Michael Agress Paul Ahrens Howard Alexander Steve Allee James Allen Stephanie Alleva George Allgair Brian Anderson James Anderson Marlha Aylin Deborah Badger Kurt Balderson Elizabeth Ballantine Brian Barlolini Glenn Barton tally Baum Michael Baum William Bayne Jeffrey Bayuk Michael Healer Katherine Beauchamp Peter Bell Marie Belson Seth Bendian Bruce Bennett Brad Benson Bret Benson Kristen Benson Eric Benn Patricia Berg Lauren Herman Doug Berry 208 Sophomores Susan Bialy Stephen Bielecki Danielle Billera Christopher Biondi Suzanne Blanchene lance Bloom Susan Blume Richard Bosek Michael Boyer Elisa Braider Robert Brand Scan Brandle Bruce Braunwell Stephen Brenneman laura Brennan Scan Brill Mark Brizzi Eric Brown Gwenn Brown 03 vid Bruno C ynlhia Bruns Andrew Bryan Margaret Buckley Stephen Buino Bob Burke William Burress David Bushnell Mary Francis Bushnell Chris Bullet Caryn Camp Keith Canning Jeffrey Cappuccio Jennifer Carfrey John Carnicelli Keith Carson Hope Carter Edward Caruth Kara Cassavell Stephen Castle Jennifer Cavanagh Stephen Celia Mark Chamberlin James Charnelski A ynn Chiary Dodie Cirignana Rosemary Clark Alan Cohen Kevin Comiskey Bryan Cox Daniel Cox Connie Coyne James Cumberland Stacie Dauberl lynne Davignon George Dawe Frederick Deeben John Deeben Judy Dempsey Sharon Dempsey Robert deSibour Dana Didriksen Anthony DiMalleo Nanette DiToslo Sophomorts 209 Melinda Deane Kathleen Doheny Da vid Domino Carolyn Donoghue Marybeth Doran Scot! Douglas Colin Dowds Sydney Dufton James Dugan Kevin Dunphy Marlena Dunlap Brad Ebrigh! Gregory Edelson Edith Edwards Barbara Ehring Karen Ellinwood Karen Elwood C hrislopher Erb Michael Errico Elizabeth Estabrook William Ewing Greg Famous Douglas Fearon Marjorie Feather Dan Feldmann Elizabeth Fellows Edward Ferenczi Lischen Feller Mark Feudmer Scan Fincher Joseph Fischer David Fleck John Flood Kimberly Foehl Kathryn Forsyth 210 Sophomores Built! Hole worker of the week - Chrissy Sommers. Lauren Herman cheering the team to victory! Jim Frawley Kimberly Gale Todd Galle Paul Garbe Tony Garro Tracey Garver Jennifer Gedslad Timothy Gelsinger Samuel Gilman John Guess Amanda Goldsmith Courtney Good Gilbert Good James Graham Peter Graham Paul Graven Victoria Green Sarah Greenhalgh David Gustafsan Annette Gyauch William Hadel Karin Hagen-Frederiksen Jennifer Haigh Deborah Hall Jennifer Hall leEIIen Hall Christopher Hamilton Gloria Hamilton Karen Hamwi Calherine Hancock Karl Harman Jennifer Harris Laura Harris John Harlke Angela Hartley 57.642 for four books? Wowl Shawn Scaville Debbie Turner gives a perspective student. class of 200i. a tour. Sophomores 27 I Antoine Harvey Sharon Hayman Edward Heaney Da vid Heckard John Helmke Theodore Helwig Michael Herbert John Higinbalham Sarah Hilch Thomas Habbis Kelly Hoffen Randall Hoffman Kelly Holmes Paul Hopke Raymond Hopkins Scot! Hanan lynne Hudak Melissa Hughes Amy Hummel Debra Iannacane Inger Imse! John Inglis Carol IIIe Andrew Jensen Kimberly Jessen LeRoy Johns Richard Johnson Julia Jorczak Stephen Kalis Andrew Karnavas John Keefe Stewart Keener Holly Keller Chaney Ken! Margaret Kerr Brooke Kroncke and Wendy O'Gorman. againH , mmww wmw , u- Hm, 212 Sophomores Tracey lee explaining to her mom BUT, I got an 'A ' Cake for two a! the Bullet Hole. Pele Erskine and Angela on the last exam! Hartley. James Kineon Ar! Kirikian Susan Klipp Douglas Kluthe Kalhleen Koch Gordan Kalora Suzanne Kozich scan Kremp Mark Krsulic John Kuchna louisa Kussin Kirsten Lackslrom Robert Larmour Heidi lathrop Michael 1320 John Leasure David leCause Tricia Lewicki Janice lindquis! Scot! lilchfield Am y linig Karen Llewellyn Robert lloyd Christine long lesley Longe Christopher iota Theresa lovi lynne lucas laurena Lyons Todd MacGIashan Lee Mack Susan Mack Edward Maillel Jane Magoan Brian Malnak Soplwmores 275' MaryAnne laughs as Kath y realizes the cake is really plastic. MaryAnne Sacco and Kathy McCaw Would you believe I 've been studying for l3 hours? Jim Streight Tony Mama Haley Manchesler Barbara Mandes Bessie Mandes Ethan Mann Samuel Manlone lora Marley Keith Masback louis Mantra Stephanie Mallison Catherine Maxwell Sean McCarthy Kathy McCaw Charles McCullough Matthew McDevill Michael McDonald Cindy McKenzie Jeanne Mclellan Eileen McNamara Elaine McNamara Polly Meinders Donna Mercado Susan Meyers Evan Michener Wyllo Mitchell Eric Monheim Susan Moore Jeff Morrison Claire Mongelli Peter Moubayed C harles Mougalian Thomas Mounlfard Christopher Mulloney Sean Murphy Jennifer Murra y 274 Sophomores John Murray Douglas Myers James Mynetus leslie Naus Andrea Nerves William Neill John Nelson Eric Newberg Elizabeth Newman Am y Noonan David Nystrom Wendy O'Gorman Edward Olson laurie OWeiII Thomas Orlf John Oxley Maryle Paddack Jose Pagan Wendy Paglieri Bob Palmer Paul Palumba Edward Partlow Susan Patterson Robin Pawling Nina Pelligrino William Pelers Karen Pelren Matthew Petzold Faith Phillips Joseph Pinchbeck David Pinney Christine Pisloia Lynne Fletcher Christopher Palili Derek Posch Dining in the dorm room. leslie Naus Sophomores 215 Celeste Pawsrs Dwight Powers James Purcell Steve Raffo James Railey Margaret Rand Joseph Rava Linda Reeves Joseph Reich laura Reissner David Richards Kenneth Rieder Matthew Riegel Francisco Rivera Mary Ellen Roach Russ Robinson Mall Rockslroh Norman Roessler Curtis Rogers Caroline Roos William Roseman Wendy Rosenmiller Elizabeth Rostiac MaryAnne Sacco lauren Sanders Michael Sanfosso Megan Savidge Scan Sauer Mary Sauner Oak Shalick Elizabeth Schierloh Katherine Schmid Sally Scott C ymhia Scrivener James Seaton Kevin Sails Christopher Sena Andrea Sernatinger John Service Thomas Shaffer Elizabeth Shamsey Scott Shanley Marianne Sheehan Julie Shoemaker Jeanette Shook Monty Simons Steven Sitek Nicholas Skarlatos Richard Skoniczin Robert Skrzypczak Karen Slaby David N. Smith Karl Smith Christina Sommers Patrick Spadacino Glenn Spinello Peter Staley Pamela Starren Lisa Stoddard Andrew Slaner Keith Strealer Kara Sullivan Douglas Swank 276 Sophomores ,; 5 .1:me V! New Fraternity Wedges? laurie Ly: ns. Chrissy Sommers and Julie Jorczak Anne Swigarl Sean Sweeney Kara Svendsen Irene Tanis Bonnie Taylor Robert Tgmpel Christine Thieman Eric Toburen Donald TamIir Nicholas Trainer Gretchen Traub Patrice Traubitz David Trot! Toan Tu David Utley Gordon Van Note Cynthia Varroe Matthew Vecchiane Thomas Veleber Joanne Verkouw Matthew Verville Glen Vilim Karl Voight Janis Vosburgh Ann Wanamaker Alison Waters Peter Watson Stephanie Watson William Webb William Weir Thomas Werkheiser Tracy Westward Todd Whitelord Slacie Weisenbaugh Jacqueline Winkelman Deirdre Winston Allan Wolfe Chris Yoder Valerie Yos! Kyra Zaharchuk Julie Zimmerman Paul Z wally Sophomores 217 lt'nt :4, Jl Penn Hall on a cold winters day. lisa Adana Omar Ahmad Khan Kristen Allen Barbara Allan Eric Anderson Mary Andrus lee Archer Wendolyn Bahr Robena Bangiola Michelle Barrall leslie Barringer Sigrid Barton Susan Bates Penelope Baxter John Bilsky Alison Bischolf Barbara Bizek Brian Black Leslie Blaser Jeffrey Blavatl Dana Boulerse 278 ?reslmtm LJ zao'nw ' m-x-maw C ynthia Bratman Kristen Brill Wallace Brixner Patricia Brogan Jacqueline Bruno Robert Bruns Rebecca Bryan Andrew Bullen Anne Booth Grace Calley Michael Canlelb Theresa Capaci Carol Carlson Maura Cashman Katherine Chantelau Parnell Chapple Deborah Charles James Christie Tracy Christmas Katherine Carson Pamela Cross MaryAnne Cruse Elizabeth Curry Jennifer Da vis laura Dawes Neil Della Russo Chris DeSimone Christine De Worth Beth Dickinson William Duffill Marcey Dunn AnnMarie Dvorak Stephen Eck Denise Edmund: Adina Ellanl lisa Elverud Karen Ermold Pamela Estabrook Richard Esley lauren Evinski Theresa Famell Karl Frasier Sandy FiIIa Kerry Fitzpatrick David Fugue! Jennifer Funk Carol Gabrielli David Galassi Elaine Gangeri Robert Gicking Brian Golden Capri Goraya Laura Grayson John Gurley Gayle Haddad Dawn Hadley Richard Harms lisa Harte! Christine Healey Stacey Hegna Richard Hendey Stacey Herring John Herweh ?resltmm 279 Kathleen Hesser Amanda Hibler Sharon Hilgen John Hine laura Hobbie Joanne Hap! Catherine Hourani tori Hubbard Margaret Humrich Kristi Jacobs Heather Jamieson Pamela Jeffries Elizabeth Jenkins Erik Johnson Karen Johnson Elisabeth lope Veronica Kara: Katy Keller; Anhur Kelly Thomas Kiddie Donna Klassen Beverly Knapper Jane Kosminoff Michele Krauss Stephen Kuske Jill Lane Kelly Langan John larkin Desiree Ledden Alan leftwich Karl lehenbauer Sharon Localell Karin Lopusniak Kevin loh Monica l'Tainen Wish I 'd taken typing before! Ar! Kelly. M 220 ?resllmm ; . . Scrub-a-dub-dub, four men in a tub. Matt Veccione. Dan Walker, Dean lrey and Erik Johnson. Christine Lynch Da vid MacGibeny James Maclsaac Margaret Makous Shea Mallay Rebecca Manger Jennifer Markel Julie Martin Teresa Martin Pamela Mason Alison Maxwell Amanda McKinley Edie McLaughlin Michael Metcalf Michael Mitch Susan Mitchell Anthony Melee Jonathan Mall 03 vid Mayer Timothy Muckle Barbara Nelson Luke Niiler Suzanne Nolan Karl Nyberg Janine O'Brien William O'Brien Brian O'Neill Joseph Oravez Richard Pasewark Sangila Patel Elizabeth Patton Beth Pence Kevin Peter Laura Peterson C ynlhia Petulla ?resltmm 221 Susan Picnia John Pierson Amy Pikalow Robert Pomponio Janice Porter Leslie Przybylek Stephanie Przybylek Eric Rasmussen Jane Reeder Daniel Reese Sean Reilly lisa Reitz Elizabeth Rohland Valerie Rosini lynn Rosner Katie Ruffennach Sharon Ryan Nicole Salerno Heather Sanderson Diane Sankey Linda Lee Sargent Karen Sbrollini Susan Schaffer Karen Scheel John Scherr Carole Schoen Kathryn Scholl lorrain Schwartz Susan Schwartz Shawn Scoville Sherry Shelby steven Sickel Kris Simms Kurt Sollenberger Heidi Spera Denise Spivak Lance Steahly John Sloudt Marjorie Squires Charles Stern Susan Stentz Charles Strahlendorff Miriam Taft Hin Aun Tan Peter Tartline Susan Tattersall Sherri Thoma Rebecca Thomas Iris Tong lesley Trifoso Elizabeth Urland Brian Vagnoni Virginia VanSchoick Macqueen Vemilye Kevin Vigue Melissa Wahl Frederick Waldock Deborah Wanglee Joyce Wanglee Holly Ward Tammy Waters Diana Watson Anthony Wechler 222 ?reshmm Betsy Weingarten Gretchen Weiss Kathryn Welch Daniel Walker Carol Wessner Allison Wheatley Tracy Wilhelm Joseph Will: Jeanne Williams Jocelyn Williams Pamela Williams Terissa Willits Andrew Wilma! Andrew Wong Kristin Wood Allison Woodruff Bryan Zerbe Mary Zubia KJhl 1' ff: , X53 Seventy degrees in February. Michelle Barran. Sherri Thoma. Allison Woodruff. Amy Pickalow. Sharon Hilgen ?resltmn 223 n :mww z 224 Feature ?mture 225 .h .m d H M 49 6 v. gcttygsbur 6011ch I50tI1 6ommmccmmt Kammemcmml Speaker Ami flanarary Degree Recipient- John Houseman, Actor. Director, Producer flanarary Degree chipimls Dr. Rajanikan! 5. Arole, Dr. Mabelle R. Arole, and Pastor Richard E. Geib In Ar!- Nancy Cass Karen Elliot! In Biology- Kevin Callahan Rebecca Rainer Jan Ruoff loice Swisher In Business Administration- Tod Arbutina In Chemistry- Rebecca Reiner David Salisbury In Classical Studies- laura Barefield Christopher English Samuel McNew In Economics- Carolyn Albert Ann Bolam Amy Harbaugh Amy Manson Joseph Minor Richard Welch, Jr. John Wing Jennifer Am! Matthew Brunner Lynn Busler Margaret Commins John Cook Christopher English Jeffrey luch! 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I7 ' ; I Ellen Robinson Jan Ruoff LeeAnn Soder ; , w ' Timothy Shpleford- - I Laice Swisher Frances Waple Michael Yanchulis waduatizm 227 all I X E! I I .5 graduation 229 Kangratulatims Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Albert Mr. and Mrs. John G. Alvanos and Pete The Robert J. Avallone Family Mrs. Karen C. Baker -Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Barnabeo Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Barsness Pat and Jack Bartholomae Grace and Ray Baun Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Benz Dorothy and Frank Bianca Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blodgeu Mr. and Mrs. William Bohde Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Bohley George and Ruth Bolam Carol J. Bond Mr. and Mrs. William Bond Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. 305 Dr. and Mrs. T. Chester Bright Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Albert Busler Dr. Timothy J. and Margaret Campbell Mike and Marge Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. E. Cerrina Mrs. Anna Chivily Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clymer James T. and Donna R. Collins Mr. and Mrs. William T. Collins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coloney Raymond J. and Doris Driscoll Condren Gene and Joyce Corl Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Cuneo Beverly and Elmer Cuny Dr. and Mrs. James J. D'Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Danner Dr. and Mrs. A.P. Destefano Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. DiLeo Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dilworth Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donahue. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. James J. Draddy Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey M. Drawbridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. John Dunkle Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell B. Eichler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Bertram F. Eisner 230 Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Karl B. Elshied, '5I. and Janice Karl W. Etshied, '2l Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Feather and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Fernandez Edmond Fitzgerald. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Hail Wealtha and Jim Flick Chris and Dick Folger Pa! and Kirby Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Frankenbach. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Gage The Gassmann Family The Gentner Family Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Gjertsen Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Glatz Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Goeke Mr. and Mrs. George P. Goemans. Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Donald A. Goodridge Mr. and Mrs. WJ. Grabau Charles and Karol Graber Mrs. James P. Greenstone Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Griffith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Grzelecki Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Haeffner, Jr. George T. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. William G. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hecht Mr. and Mrs. P. Lynn Henry Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hersey Gene H. Hetherston Mary Jayne and Pierce Hills Hoagy's Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Humper! Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Hutzell Paul, Barbara. and Scott Jung Mr. and Mrs. William O'B. Kelly Joanne and Gordon Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Kiddoo Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kiick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkwood Betty and Fred Kopf Don and Nancy Krautter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kristan Swims Rosemarie and Tim Langan Mrs. Theresa M. Laurizio Don and Delores Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lichtenstein Donna Liebentril! Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. McCurdy Charles and Carol McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGann James and Theresa McLane Mr. and Mrs. William 5. MCRobb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Madara Geraldine Witmer Manson William J. Manson, Jr. Jane! and Dick Masselink Dr. and Mrs. Tor Meloe Mr. and Mrs. CS. Molee Mr. and Mrs. William Mountzoures The Mulvihill Family AI and Jane! Musco Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin G. Musser M. Jean Navikas U. Col. and Mrs. Joseph J. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Olmstead Helen and Lee Olson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Oyler. 5r. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Parker Pamela and louis Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. David J. Phelan Mr. and Mrs. James Piggotl. Sr. Ed and Do! Podsiadlo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poklemba Mr. and Mrs. J. Reagoso Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reese Wayne and Joan Rensch Dr. and Mrs. Peter Reyelt Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Riley Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rineman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Roberts, Ill Mr. and Mrs. John G. Roby Mr. and Mrs. David Rodgers Brendan and Nancy Rooney Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Ruoff Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Salisbury Dora and Hans Sammer Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Samph Walter and Helen Schick Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. E. Donald Searle William and Anna Marie Shakespeare Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shields Dr. and Mrs. William A. Sinfon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Skeoch John and Ann Snow Mr. and Mrs. William L Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Spire Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stankevicz Dr. and Mrs. EM. Stapleford Mr. and Mrs. William Stark Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strapoli Mr. and Mrs. H. Jay Surrena, Jr. Frank and Oley 5woboda Vincent and Angela Tague Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Telerico The Terry Family Congratulations Karen, 8 much success-Love Mom, Dad. Jeff, David, 8 Michael Tessmer Kenneth D. and Benice M. Tosten Mr. and Mrs. George Troyano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joseph Turi Mr. and Mrs. Leon Utterback Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. VanAntwerp Michael and Joanne Vereb Marie and Joe Vergona Scott and MaryJane Verrei Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walbert, Jr. The Rev. and Mrs. Gilson C. Waldkoenig Don and June Warburton Terry and Sharon Ward Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Weiermiller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welch Dr. and Mrs. John J. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Wharff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Whitlock Leon and Lois Wickersham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams Mr. and Mrs. James R. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Wilson Roy L WilsoneFather of lora J. Wilson Herbert Gilman Wing Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wirth Ralph and Joyce Young patrons 231 A Abajian. lori I26, I98 Abeles, David 142. 208 Acquaire. laurie I30, 208 Adams, David 132. 208 Adelhelm. John 182 Adone, lisa 218 Agress, Michael 208 Aherne, Christopher 40. I I 3 Khan. Omar A. Ahmad 218 Ahrens. Pau135, 153, 208 Albert. Carolyn 54 Alexander. Howard 160. I 70. 208 Allee. Steven I32. 133, 208 Allen, James 144. 208 Allen, Kristen I54. 218 Alleva. Stephanie I30, 208 Allgair. George 208 Allan. Barbara 218 Alvanos, C onslantine 20. 35, 144, I78, I79 Amt, Jennifer 20 Anderson. Brian 142. 160, 208 Anderson, Eric 148. 218 Anderson, James 135. 186. 208 Anderson. Karin III. 198 Anderson, Michael 152, 160 Andrews. Gregory 20. 42. I 54 Andrus, Mary 120. 218 Antonetti, David 198 Arata, David 132. 198 Arbulina, Tod 20. 61, I71 Archer, Lee 218 Arnot, Catherine 20, 120 Ariviello, Andy 20. 57, 113, I34 Arthofer. Valerie I50, I98 Asper, Beth 168, 184 Atchison. W. Thomas 118 Augenlhaler, Warren I98 Avallone. Robert 20, 54. I42. I43. I60 Aylin, Martha I26. I27. 208 Azelby. Thomas 142, 160 B Bade, Kathy I45, I98 Badger, Deborah 208 Bahr, Wendolyn 218 Bailey, Paul 144. 198 Baker, Katherine 21, 130 Balas, Carolyn I30 Balderson. Kurt 96. I42. 208 Ballantine. Elizabeth 208 Ballin. Randy 21, 42. I54 BalagunJaofik 100 Bangiola. Robert 218 Bangs. Judy 21, 59. 120 Barefield. laura 21 Barnabeo. Evelyn 21, 59, I20 Barr. Brian 134, I35, 160. I 98 Barratt. Michelle 218 Barringer. leslie I24. 174. 218 Barsness, David 21. 40. 148 Bartholomae. Richard 21, 58, I32 Bartl, Carol I98, 207 Bartolini, Brian I44. 208 Barton. Glenn 154. 208 Barton. Sigrid 218 Bassage. Lance 21, 143 Batchelder, Jennifer I l l . 198 Bates, Susan 174, 218 Battaglini. Lori 146, 198 Baum. Letty 146. 208 Baum. Michael 136. 208 Baun. Diane 22. 27 Baxter, Penelope 218 Bayne. William 208 Baynum. Jeb 51. I40. I98 Bayuk, Jeffrey 101. 138. 208 Beach. James 22, 54. I42. I43. I60 Bealer. Michael 138, 208 Beauchamp. Katherine 98. I26, 208 Beauchamp. Roberta 168. 169 Bede. Elizabeth 22 Behling, David 132 Behling, Esther 164 Bell, Peter I52, 179, 208 Bellusci. Victor 22 Belson, Marie 208 Bell. Elizabeth 22, 188 Bendian, Seth 134. 150, 186. 208 Bennett. Bruce I32. 208 Benning. Janice 22 Benson, Brad 208 Benson. Bret 208 Benson,Kristen 208 Benson, Lamont 100, 160 Benson, Leigh 22. 120 Bentz, Barbara I67, 198 Benlz. Eric 163, 208 Benz. Edward 22, 35, I44, 162, I63 Berg, Patreicia III, 208 Berkel. Wayne 118 Herman, Lauren I20. 208, 210 Berneburg. Kurt 198 Berrier. Jamie 198 Berry. Douglas 208 Bialousz, Kenneth 101, 138. I98, 202 Bialy. Susan 209 Bianca, Jill 168, 184 Bickel. Barry I36, 198 Bielecki. Stephen 118. 176. 209 Billera. Danielle I26, 179. 209 Bilsky, John 218 Biondi. Christopher I35. 209 Bischoff. Alison I26, 218 Bizek. Barbara I l 1. 218 Bjorlo, lloyd 136, I37. 198 Black, Brian I36. 218 Blanchelte. Frank 23. 136. 158. 162 Blanchetle. Suzanne I28. 209 Blaser, Leslie 218 Blavatt. Jeffrey I89. 218 Blaydes. Stephanie 23, 36. 67 Blodgett. Jane! 23, 30 Bloom, Lance 118. 209 Blume. Susan 209 Boerlin, Marsha I26. I98 Bohde, Thomas 23. 57, 134 Bohley. Elizabeth 23, 62. I24 Bolam. Ann 23. 30 Bond, Marion 23 Bongiovanni. Robert 132 Bongo. Ronald I42, 160 Booth, Anne 219 Borchardl. Barbara 24, 111 Borchert. Janis 23. 24, I24 Borelli. Frank 24, 58, 132. I33 Borger, James 24, I36 Borjeson. Eric I 89. 198 Box, Barbara 50 Bosek, Richard 142, 208 Routerse, Dana I20, 218 Bouzos, Katherine 124, 125. I99 Boyer. Michael 142, I43. 209 Brady. Matthew 199 Braider. Elisa I24, I27, 208 Brand, Robert 138, 209 Brandle, Scott 142, 208 Bratman. Cynthia I30, 219 Braunewell, Bruce I 33. 209 Brennan, Diane 24. I28 Brennan, Laura I20, 209 ; w 1 I r Brenneman. Stephen 136. 204. 208 Brewer. Penny 120 Bridgen. Karen 24 Bridgen, William 160, 199 Brienza, John 24. 54. 143. I60 Bright. Timothy 24. 54. I43 Brill. Kristin 96. I28, 129, 21 9 Brill. Scott 209 Brixner. Wallace 219 Brizzi. Mark 148. 209 Brogan, Patricia 219 Brovem. Donald 152 Brown, Eric I38. 209 Brown. Gwenn 146. 147. 209 Brown. Brown. laura I28. I88. 199 Lisa 98. 199 Brown. Michael 24. 46. 138. I39 Browning. Yvette 146 Brubaker. Brenda I20, 199 Brunner. Matthew 25. 61. I36. I79 Bruno. David 138. 209 Bruno. Jacqueline 2l9 Bruns. cynlhia 209 Bruns. Robert 179. 219 Bryan. Andrew 209 Bryan, Rebecca 128. 129. 219 Bryant. Reid 25 Bubernak. David 25. 118 Buckley. Margaret 209 Bujno. Stephen 209 Bullen. Andrew 219 Bunning. Bryan 101, 138. 199 Burke, Robert 138,170. 209 Burns. William 25. I37 Burress. W. Jeffrey I44. 209 Burton, Mark 25. 58. I32. I33 Bushnell. David 165. 209 Bushnell. Mary Frances 209 Busler. Lynn 25 Butler. Christopher 209 Butler. Johanna 111 Butterworlh. Lori 128 Button, J. Gregory 152 Buynak. David 25. 58. 132. I 33 Buzzerd. Harry 152. I60 Byam. Steven 154 C Cahill. Brigid I28. 199 Calamaro, Maria 124. 199 Callagy. Annemarie 25 Callahan, C. Paul 122, 123. I99 Callahan, Kevin 26, 138 Calley. Grace 2l9 Camp. Caryn 98. 166, 209 Campana. Anthony 160 Campbell. Allison 184 Campbell. Cynthia 128. I99 Campbell. John 26. 138. I39 Campbell. Paul 136, 199 Campbell. Todd 175 Canning. Keith 209 Cantele. Michael 118. 219 Capaci. Theresa 219 Capilani. Frank 189 Cappuccio. Jeffrey 132. 209 Carbone. Joseph 138, 209 Carbonell. James 152. I79 Carfrey. Jennifer 130, 209 Carlon, Michael 160. 209 Carlson. Carol 126, I73, 21 9 Carpenter, Patricia 26. 30. 66. I26 Carson. Keith 97, I22. 209 Carter. Hope 124. 174. 209 Caruso. David 199 Caruso. Jessica 98. 120. I88. 199 Carulh, Edward 209 Cashman. Maura 146. 180. 21 9 Casnocha. Stephen 118, I99 Cass. Nancy 26 Cassavell. Kara 126. 209 Casson. Shawn 160 Castle. Stephen 209 Cavanagh. Jennifer 96, 130. 168. 209 Cavanna, Christine 133, I99 Celia. Stephen 152. 209 Cerrina. Deborah 62 C erritelli. Dominick 153. 199 Cerruti. Michael 122 Cerza, Gerald 142. I43. 209 Chamberlin. A. Bruce 96. I38. I99. 200 Chamberlin. Mark 144, 209 Chantelau. Katherine 219 Chapple. Purnell 100. 170, 219 Charles. Deborah 219 Charnelski. James 138, I89, 209 Chessock, Michael 142. I60, 199 Chester. Christian 112. 132. 199 Chevalier. P. Valiant 142. I60. I86 Chiary. Aynn 128, 188. 209 Chivily. Theanne 26. I30 Christ. Karin I24. 209 Christie, James 219 Christmas. Tracy 147. 219 Ciardiello. Carmen I52 Cicala. Daniel 96. 133. I89. 199 Ciraolo, Robyn 24. 120 Cirignano. Doris 126. 127. 209 C1ark.John 142, I60, 199 Clark. Peter 26 Clark. Rosemary 146. 209 Clark. Thomas 199 Clauss. Robert 160 Cleary, Robert 136, 163. I99 Clees. Laura 25, III Clymer. Mark 26. 29. 107 Coburn, Craig I65 Coen. Andrew 160. I99 Cohen, Alan 152. 153. 179. 209 Coleman, Daniel 165 Collie. Carole 199 Collins, Charles 27. 33. 136 Collins. Wendi 27. 30, 66. 128 Collins. William 35. 179 Coloney. Catherine 27. 30. 43 Comiskey, Kevin I52, 179. 209 Commins. Margaret 27, 48. 96. I68. I69 Condit, C hristopher 112, I32 Condren. Raymond 27. 39. I60 Connors. James 140. 199 Connors, Kristi 101. 199 Conover, Virginia 199 Constantine. Maria 97. 126. 199 Contri. Douglas 199 Cook. John 27. 37 Cook. Michael 27, 138. 139 Cooper. Nancy 28 Copperthite, Lee Ann 28. I50. I51 Coppinger. Scott 199 Cori. Curtis 28. 42. I54 Corroon. Amanda I67. I80, I99 Corry. Andrew I44 Carson. Katherine 2l9 Corwin. Wendy 34. 199 Cottone. Ann 28, 55, 126 Coutlangus. Marilyn 164 Cox. Bryan 134, 160. I79. 209 Cox. Daniel 138. 209 Coyne. Constance 127. 209 Cramer. Heidi 120. I99 Cranmer, Donald 118 Cratil. Francis 122. I99 Craven. Michael 26. 28. I36 Cresswell, Kristen 199 Cromwell. Michael 140. 199 Cross. Pamela 219 Cruse. MaryAnne 219 Cullen. Catherine 146. I47 Culp, Brian I60 Cumberland F. James 97. 209 Cuneo. Lisa 28 Cunningham. William 122. 199 Cuny. Raymond 28 Curran. Dennis 142. 160. I76. 199 Curran, Stuart I18. 199 Curry. Elizabeth .166, I80. 219 Cush. George 136. 199 D D'Agosta. James 144. 145. 199 D'Aguanno. Jeanne 146. 199 D'Angelo. Lorri 28. 49. 120 A'Angerio. Glenn I52. 176 D'Annibale. Tracy 173 Daft. Kevin 29. I36 Dalena. Cynthia 126. 166 Dales, Janet 150. 151. 199 Daly. Kathleen 128. 129. I99 Dame. Anne 84 Banner. Wendy 29. 59 Darmody. Christopher 122. 199 Dattilio. Robert 29. 53. I60 Daubert. Stacie I20. 209 Davignon. Lynne I26. 209 Davis, Craig 163. 199 Davis. Janet 120. 199 Davis. Jennifer I20. 219 Davis. Lawrence 84. 189 Dawe. 6.. Troy 225. 209 Dawes. Laura 166. 180. 219 de Sibour. Robert 144. I63. 209 DeGennaro. Samuel 152 DeGroat. Carl 29. 35 DeMarco. Maria 29. 36 Jada 233 4M gmerkr DeRosa. Gregg 140. 199 DeSimone. Christopher 136. 219 DeWerth. Christine 21 9 Dean. Katharine 29 Deeben. Frederick 107. I48. 208 Deeben. John 107. 148. 208 Deegan. Robin 29. 128 Dees. C. Mark 165 Delaney. Frank 29. 54. I42. I 43. 186 Delduco. James 118. 199 Della Russo. Neil 118. 219 Dempsey. Judy 208 Dempsey. Sharon 224. 126. 208 Dennis. Jeffrey I48. 189 Densmore. Christine I99 Dent. Michael 162. 163. I86. I99 Deoudes. Nicole I28 Detwiler. Cathy I99 Detwiler. Joann 30 DiTosto. M. Nanette 98. I28. 209 7 DiLeo, Christopher 30. 138 DiMatteo. Anlhony 171. 209 Diana, Elizabeth 126 Dicker. Glenn I22 Dickerson. David 30 Dickinson. Beth 219 Didriksen. Dana 181. 209 Dill. Kevin 30. 138. 139 Diller. Jessica 111 Dilworth, Amy 30. 40. I50 Dimijian. David 43. 55 Doane. Melinda 208. 210 Dobrowsky. Andre I38. I99 Doherty. Kathleen 166. I84. 210 Dolan. David 30. 38 Domenie. Mary 199 Domino, David 142. 210 Donnelly. Maureen 30. 49. III. 120 Donner. Susan I66 Donoghue. Carolyn I 64. 210 Donoghue. Michael 30. I60 Donahue. John 31 . I48 Doran. Marybeth I95. I 79. 210 Dorsey. Michelle 31. 43. 60. 150 Daugherty. Mary 120. 199. 204 ' Douglas. A. Scott 135. I 71. 210 234 7111151 Dawds. Colin I38. I75. 210 Dowling. Peter 199 Draddy. Neil 31. 57. I35 . Drawbaugh. G. Charles 144. 163. 200 . Drawbridge. Mark 31. 61. 136 Dreyer. Lynda I20. 200 Driscoll. Kathleen 31. 40 Droboniku. Nicholas 200 Droogan. Christopher 134. 200 Drumgoole. Loretta 200. 205 Duffie. Roxanne 184. 185, 200 Duffill, William 136. I37. 219 Dufton. Sydney 142. I43. 210 Dugan. James 144. 210 Dunkle. Clare 31. 174 Dunlap. Marlena 210 Dunhn. E. Marcey I20. 219 Dunne, Pamela 31. I30 Dvorak, Ann Marie 145. 219 Dwelley. John 122 E Eastland. Theodore 154. I86, 200 Ebrighl. Bradford 132. 175. 210 Eck. Stephen I48. 219 Edelson. Gregory 210 Edelstein. John 170 Edmunds. Denise 210 Edwards. Edith I26. 210 Ehrenreich. Joseph 148. Ehring. Barbara I28. I67. I80. 210 Eichelberger. Vanessa I24. I25 Eichenlaub. 1.. Christopher 200 Eichler. Jane! 31. 32. 128 Einspruch. Carol 200 Elfant. Adina 2l9 Ellinwood. Karen 124. 210 Elliott. David 32. 52. 118 Elliott. Karen 25. 62, 111 Ellsworth. Glenn 138 Eisner. leslie 32 Elverud. Lisa 219 Elwood. Karen 210 Embon. Lisa 166. I80. 200 Engelhardt. Eric I52 Engelman. E. Eric 154. 200 English. Christopher 32 Elm, Maud 200 Eppleman. Leila l6 7. 200 Erb. Chrislopher 171. 189. 212 Erdley. C ynthia 200 Ermold. Karen 219 Errico. Michael 152. 210 Erskine. Harden 32. 42. 154. 213 Escallier. Ellen 200 Essis. June 32. 41. 126 Estabmok, Elizabeth 124. 210 Estabmok. Pamela 21 9 Estey. Richard 205. 219 Etshied. Karl 32. 50 Everett. David 154. 200 Everharl. Guy 160 Evinski. Lauren 219 Ewing. William 210 F Fallon. Deirdre 124. 200 Famous. Gregory I52, 210 Fanelli. Maude 128 Farwell. Theresa 184. 219 Fearer. Daniel 32 Fearon. Douglas 138. 187. 210 Feaster. Karl 152. 160. 219 Feather, Eleanor 150 Feather. Marjorie 210 Fechtmann. Peter 179 Feddern, John 165. 189. 200 Feldmann. Daniel 118, 160. 210 Fell. John 54, I42. I43. 160 FelIows. Elizabeth 130. 210 Ferenczi. Edward 95. I44. 210 Ferguson. Timothy 138. 200 Ferraro. Iynne 95 Fetzer. A. Iischen 210 Feudtner. Mark 158. 170. 210 Feuer. Michael 160. 179. 200 Field. linda 200 Filla. Sandra 219 Fincher.5cott I 18, 210 Finck. Paul 138. 200 Finney. Nancy 146. 200 Fischer. Joseph 210 Fischer. Pamela 125. I27. I 75, 200 Fischer. Thomas 42 Fisher. Deborah I30. 188. 200 Fisher. 5. Jeffrey I 71 Fitzgerald. Raymond 57. 134 Fitzgibbons. Deborah 146. 200 Fitzpatrick. Kerry I30. 219 Fixter. Elizabeth 130 Fleck. David 210 Flick. James 57. I34 Flinler. Henry 134. I76. 200 Flood, John 210 Flood. Suzanne 200 Florin. C anhia 120. 167. 188. 200 Flynn. James 160 Foehl. Kimberley I62. 226. 210 Fole. Douglas 160, 200 Folger. Michael 33. 34. 118 Forsylh. Kathryn I20. 210 Fowler. Eileen 34. 63. 126 Fox. Karen 200 Fox, Scott 154. 200 Franceschini. Ralph 189 Frankenbach. Charles 34. 65. 189 Franklin. David 136 Frantz. Kim 160 Franz. Stefan 200 Frawley. James 211 Frazier. James 179 Freibotl. Frederick 152. 160. 179. 200 Friesleben. Diane I 70 Fritz. John 140, 200 Frost. John I 19. 200 Fuess. Douglas 152. 179. 201 Fuguet. David 21 9 Fulcomer. Jeffrey I 18. 201 Funk. Jennifer 219 Funk. Peter I32 Funk. Victoria 201 Furnary. Sarah 126 G Gabrielli. Carol 219 Gage. Lawrence 34. I35 Gage. Mark 154. 201 6313551. David I75. 219 Gale. Kimberly 211 Galen. Nancy 201 Galle. Todd 122. 211 Gangeri. Elaine 219 Garbacz, Geoffrey I38. 201 Garbe. Paul 138. 211 Gardner. William 34. 35. 40. 96 Garro. Anthony 51. 211 Garver. Tracey 130. 211 Garvey, Sally 34. 48. 128 Gassmann, James 34, 47. 175 Gedslad, M. Jennifer I30, 201 Geesaman, Troy 130, 201 Gehrke. Stephanie 34 Geiger, Stephen 142. 160. 201 Gelsinger. Timothy 148, 201 Genlner. Teresa 34, 48. I80. 181 Gerrity. Brendan 112 Gerslner, Patricia 111 Gettings. Andrew 140. 201 Gibble. Gordon 35, 49. 122 Gibbons. John 35, 67, 132 Gicking. Robert 148. 219 Giles, Kenyetla 100. 111 Giliberto. Emilio 142. 201 Gill. Benjamin 175. 201 Gillooly. Bruce 132. 201 Gilman. Samuel 211 Girotn. Darrin 136. 201 Gjerlsen. Gerard 35 61312. Harry 35. 42. 154 Gochenaur. Hans 201 Goeke, Linda 35. 204, 164. 198 Goemans. Kimberly 35. 128 Guess. John 152, 211 Goelzmann. Darlene 130. 201 Golden. Brian 138. 175. 186. 219 Golden. Jeffrey 134. 135 Goldsmith. D. Amanda 211 Gonsalves. Jean 128. 201 Good. Courtney 128. 211 Good. Gilbert 138, 211 Goodridge. Susan 35 Goraya. Gupree 219 Gorman. David 35 Gothberg, Todd 168, I52. 182. 201 Grabau. Linda 30, 36. I26 Graber. Charles 35. 39, 53, 1 71 Graham. James 211 Graham. Peter 134. 152, 160. 211 Granquist, Andrea 111. 201 Grant. Suzanne 36. 120. 121 Grasso, Maria 121. 201 Graven. Paul 101, I38, 211 Grayson, Laura 219 Green. Kimberly 126. 180 Green. Victoria 211 Greenblan. Stacey 128, 201 Greenhalgh, Sarah 211 Greenstone, Adam 36. 45. 118 Greenwood. Donna 36. 62. I24 Gregory, Charles 154. 201 Grenier. Michael 175 Griffith, Christine 146 Griffith. Ingrid 126. 201 Griffith. Sandra 177. 201 Griffith, Tammy 32. 36 Grundslmm. Brian 36 Grzelecki. Deborah 41 Gurley, John 118. 219 Gustafson. C. David 211 Gyauch. Annette I24. 211 H Haberle. Francis 25 Haddad, Gayle 219 Hadel. William 142. I60. 21 1 Hadley. Dawn 219 Haeffner, Susan 37. 59. I20 Hagen-Frederiksen. Karin 120. I21. 211 Haigh. Jennifer 120, 21 I Hall, Deborah 211 Hall, Douglas 152. 201 Hall. Jennifer 211 Hall, leElIen 211 Hall, Nancy 37. 96. 128 Hallet. Martha 168 Halliwell, Susan I30. 201 Halpin. Keith 154. 201 Halverson. Jerml 201 Hamer. Judith 201 - Hamilton. Christopher 134,- 213 Hamilton, Gloria 180. 211 Hammler, Richard 175 Hammond. Dana 201 Hammond, William 3 7. 42. I54. 189 Hamwi. Karen 128. 211 Hanby. David 118 Hancock, Catherine I46. 147. 21 1 Handler. Eric 160 Hanratly, Patrick 144. I60. 201 Harbaugh. Amy 32. 37. 48. I28, I88 Harling. Robin 120. 121. 201 Harman. Caroline 128. 129. 201 Harman. Karl 136. 211 Harms, Richard 219 Harris, Jennifer 126 Harris. Laura 211 Harris, John 97, 101. 138, 201 Harrison, Cheryl 37. 130 Harter, Lisa 125, 219 Hartke, John 217 Harlke. Victoria 34. 3 7. 150 Hartley. Angela 146. 211. 213 Harvey, Antoine 160, 112 Harvey, David 165. 189. 201 Harward. Sharon 33, I20. 201 Hayman. Sharon 120, 112 Healey. Christine 219 Heaney, Edward 144. 163. 212 Heard, Donald 20, 37 Hecht. Donald 21 . 38 Heck. Pamela 38, 66, 128 Heckard. David 160. 212 Hegna. Stacey 179. 219 Heisey. Karlene 146. 184. 202 Heist. Audrey 126 Helmke. John 212 Helwig. Theodore 132, 133. 212 Hemminger. Girard 148 Henderson, Justine 202 Hendey. Richard 179, 219 Henning. Jill 128, 202 Henry. Karen 166 Herbert. Michael 212 Herbsl. James 138. 202 Herman. Susan 202 Heron. John 38. I38. 139 3 Herring. Stacey 166. 180, 219 Herweh. John 148. 219 Hesser. Kathleen 124. 220 Hetherston. Anne 38, 43 Hibler. Amanda 124. 220 Higgins, Jeffrey 38. 118 Higinbotham. John 212 Higley. Timothy 202 Hilburn. Christopher I34, 202 Hilgen. Sharon 220 Hine, John 220 Hitch, Sarah 120. 212 Hobbie. Laura 130. 220 Hobbis, Thomas 212 Hole. Caroline 111, 202 Hoff. Julie Anne 32. 38. 128 Hoffert. Kelly 124. 212 Hoffman, Kathryn 24. 38. I22 Hoffman, Randall 212 Hogan. Michael 138, 202 Holberl. James 122 Holden, Elizabeth 202 Holdgrafer, Karen 39 Holley, Christopher 154 Holmes. Kelly 142, 126, 212 Holmes, Richard 39 Holt, James 21, 136, 202 Holzhauer, Susan 39 Hoolon. Jeffrey 189 Hopf, Joanne I20. 177. 180. 220 Hopke, Paul 107. I48, 212 Hopkins, Raymond I44. 212 Horton. Scott 132. I77, 212 Hourani. Catherine 220 House. Karen 162, 218. 146, 202 Housenick, Elizabeth 39. 55 Houser, Timothy I36. I60 Hrin, Steven 134, 202 Hubbard. Amy 39. 111 Hubbard, Lori 49. 111. 220 Huber, Thomas39, 122 Hudak, Lynne 212 Hudson. Michelle 39, 62. I20 Huggins. Eric 134 Hughes. Lynda 130. 202 Hughes. Melissa 124. 208. 212 Hughes, William 138, 202 Hummel. Amy 133. 208. 212 Hummel, Conrad 152. 176 Humrich. Margaret I20, 220 Husovsky, Peter 202 Hussey. Christopher 154. 155. 202 Hutzell. Molly 40. 43. 126 Hutzler, Laura I30. 202 I Iannacone. Debra 212 llgen, Kurt 176 lmset, Inger 212 Inglis. John 212 Irey, Dean 119, 221 Isberg. William 40 Ishman. Bryan 40 1118. Carol 173. 212 J Jackson, Bruce 40. 44. 60 Jacobs. Jennifer 126. I27, 202 Jacobs. K ristine 220 index 235 Jacobs, Stephen I40 Jakober, Jill I30 Jamieson, Heather 220 Jefferis, Pamela I46, I47, 220 Jefferson, Christine I26 Jenkin, Pamela 202 Jenkins, E. Bonnefond I30, 220 Jensen, A. Scott l07, I48, 2l2 Jessen, Kimberly I28, 2l2 Jiron, Roberto I 38 Johns, Beth Ann 96, 202 Johns. leRoy I07, 2I2 Johnsen, Mark 40, I32, I33 Johnson, Deanna l88 Johnson, Denise l88 Johnson, Eric I IS, I l9, 220 Johnson, Erik 22l Johnson, Joseph I36, I63, 202 Johnson, Karin I24, 220 Johnson, laurie I26 Johnson, Patricia 33, 40 Johnson, Richard I 44, 2l2 Johnson, Sherry I24, I25 Johnston, Christopher I36 Jones, Jessica 96, I 30, 202 Jope, Elisabeth 23 Jorczak, Julia 2l2, 2l 7 Jordan, Betsy I24, I26 Jordan, Julia I 30, 202 Juliana, Megan I30, l3l, 202 Jung, Dana I 50 K Kahrs, Susan 4l. 62 Kalis, Stephen I34, 212 Karas, Alexandra I50, 202 Karas, Veronica 220 Karnavas, Andrew l18, 2l2 Karwacky, Lisa 4I, 62 Kauhl, Jeff 35, 4I, I44 Keefe, John I42, I43, 212 Keenan, Bill I36, I37 Keene, 7. Andrew I79 Keener, Stewart I63, 212 Keller, Holly I28. 2l2 Kellers, M. Catherine I74, 220 Kelley, Douglas 202 Kelly. Arthur I38. I75, 220 Kelly, Bruce 4I, 52, I48 Kemp, Duncan 4l Kent, Chaney I54, 2l2 Kent, William I63, 202 Kerr, Margaret I 30, 212 236 index Kersten, William 4I, I38, I 39 Kiddie. Thomas 220 Kiddoo, Dale 4l. l07, I48 Kighl, Earl I52, I79 Kiick, Troy I44 Killebrew, luther I 75 Killip, Elizabeth I27, I88, 202 Kime, Philip I 36 Kineon, James l07, 2l3 King, Jennifer 42, 55, I28 King, laurel l00, 202 King, Richard 42, I 60 Kingsbury, Katherine 26, 42 Kirchhoff, Karen I24. 202 Kirikian, Arlo ll8, 2l3 Kirkwood, James 42 Klassen, Donna l83. 220 Klein, Rebecca 38, 42 Klemmer, Barbara I50, 202 Klinger, Dana I46, I47, 200, 202 Klinxman, Frank 202 Kliphouse, Everett I42 Klipp. Susan I46, I68, 2l3 Klock, Christine I26 Klulhe. Douglas 2l3 Knade, Karl 42 Knapper, Beverly I30, 220 Kneen, Robert I40, MI, 202 Kneifel. Christine I28 Knisely, Barbara I68, l83, 202 Koch, Barbara 34, 202 Koch, Kathleen Ill, 2l3 Kolankowski, Aline 42, 36 Kopey, William 202 Kopf, Gretchen 4I. 42 Korth, William I60, 202 Koscinski, John I 38, 202 Kosminoff, Jane 220 Kotora, Gordon 2l3 Kovacevich, Thomas I34, 202 Kozich, Suzanne 2l3 Krauss, Michele 220 Krautter, Katherine 43 Kremp. Scott I36, I70, 2l3 Kresky, John 43, 64, I 32, I 33 Krewson, David I22, 202 Kristan, Lynda 28, 42 Kroncke, C. Brooke 2l2 Krsulic, Mark l54, 2l3 Kuchna, John ll8, 2l3 Kunkel, Valerie 23, 43 Kuske, Stephen 220 Kussin, Louisa I30, 2l3 K yritsis, Michael I34, 202 l l'Taiinen, Monica 220 laGreca, Gregory I 60 LaForte, Elizabeth I2I, 202 LaBella, Mary 202 Lackstrom, Kristen I20. 2l3 Lakin, Jeffrey I38. 202 Lamparello, lee I84 land, Elizabeth I30, 202 Lane, Jill III, 220 Langan, Judith 28, 43. I34 Langan, Kelly I26. 220 Lanier, Anne 4l. 43 Lanzarotta. Lucinda I46, I47, 202 large, John Si, 202 Larkin. Andrew 152, I79. 202 larkin. John 220 Larmour, Robert I34. ll8, 2l3 Larson, Laura 97. I24, 202 Lasala, Marie l7l, 202 Lathrop, Heidi 2 I 3 Laudonio, Frank I32, 202 Laurizio. Linda 43. 63 Lawman. Alison 32, 43. I28 Lawrence, Lisa 44 Lawson, Scot! l52, I70 layer, Richard I36, 202 L320. Michael 2 I 3 LeCause, David I60, 2l3 Leasure, John I54, 213 Ledden, Desiree I23, 220 teddy. Cheryl 44, 63, I26 Lee, Tracey I88, 2l3 Leftwich. G. Alan 220 Lehenbauer, Karl 220 Lennox. Lori 44. I24 Leonidis, RoseMarie I 83, 202 Leppert. Michael I32 Levine, Orin I44, I60. I79 Lewicki, Tricia 2 I 3 Lewis, Robert I34, I35, I 60. 202 Lichtenstein, Lisa 44, 66, I26 Liebenlritl. Jeffrey 44, I 38 Lindquist, Janice 2l5 Lidkin,. Eric 42, 44 Utchfield. Scot! ll8. I89, 2l3 Lirtig, Amy I26, I27, 2l3 Littman. Jill I28 Llewellyn, Karen 2l3 Lloyd, Robert Il8, 2l3 Locatell, Sharon I20. 220 Loh, Kevin I77, 220 Lohin, Robert ll2, I 60 Lohmeyer, Kris 44, 63 long. Christine 2l3 long, Kara I30 tango, Lesley I26. 2l3 Lopazanski, Michael 44, 58, I32 Lopusniak, Karin I30, I66. 220 Lord, John Lola, Christopher I44, 2l3 Love , Pamela I68 Lovi, Theresa I30, 2l3 Lubbers. Susan 45, 66. I26 Lucas, Lynne 2l3 Lucht. Jeffrey 45 Lucke. Scot! l54, 202 ludwig. Allison I 68 Lynch, Christine I20. I2I Lyhch, Joseph 45. I71 lyons, laurella I20, l2l. 2l3. 2l 7 M MacGibeny, David I44, 22l MacGlashan. Todd I42, I76. 2l3 Maclsaac. James 22 I Macaleer, C ynlhia 150, 202 Mack, Lee 2l3 Mack, Susan 2l3 Madam. David 45, I40, l4l Madden, William I44. 202 Maddock. tori 202 Madison, Diane I26 Magoon, Jane I24. 2l3 Maguire. Christopher I36, I79 Mahoney, Michael I 44 Mailletl. Edward 2l3 Majeski, Stacie I 84 Makous, Margaret I28, 223 Malloy. Shea I30, 22l Malnaijrian I44, 2l3 Maloney, Dennis I34, I60. I 86. 202 Malay, Kevin I42, I43 Malay, Sondra I30, 202 Mamo, Anthony 2l4 Manchester, D. Haley l52, 2l4 Mandes, Barbara I26. 2l4 Mandes, Bessie I26, 2l4 Manger, Rebeca? l 74, 221 Maniar, Neena I28, I88, 202 Mann, Ethan 2l4 Manson, Amy 44, I30 Mantone, Samuel I42, 2l4 Maolucci, Gina I74 Maranhao, Carlyle 44, 50 .$. - ETC- '? 3 Mn vt. . .5: i I 1 13:. .' Mariani. Terence I32 Marindin. Henri I 79 Marina, Lisa I30, 202 Markel. Jennifer I21 Marler. Pamela I49 Marley. lora 214 Marotta. Christopher 164 Marple. William 202 Marschall. Geoffrey 118 Marshall. Susan 41. I72. I73. 184. 185 Martin, Jennifer 128 Marlin. Julie I46. I47. I74, 221 Marlin. Paul 134. 160 Martin. Teresa I46. I74. 216 Masback. Keith I38, 214 Maslankowski. David I 18 Mason. David 142. 160 Mason. Pamela 221 Mattera. Louis 132. 214 MaHison, Stephanie 214 Mano. Rachel I46, I47. 202 Maxwell. Alison I28. 221 Maxwell. Catherine 214 Mayone. Michael 132 McAbee. Margaret I88 McCarthy. Frank 144 McCarthy. Sean 107. I48. 214 Katherine McCaw 214 McCullough. Irvin 214 McCurdy 58. 59. 96 McDevin. Matthew I52. 214 MCDonald. Michael 142. I43. 214 McDonald. Suzanne 66 McDonough. Kathleen 202 Mcher, Michael 160 McFadden. Bridge! I I I. 202 McFarland. Sean 152. 202 McGann. linda I50 MCGarry. Edward 148. I49. 202 McGavem. Amy I29. 125, 204 McGovern, Harold I38 McGowan. Andrew I38. 175. 189 McHugh. Laureen 204 McKenzie. C ynlhia I34. I98 McKinley. Amanda I20 McKinney, Kimberly 47. I50 McLain. Kimberly I24 Mclane. Laura 47 Mclaren. Edward 154. 204 McLaughlin. Eda 237. I30. 221 McLellan. Jeanne 214 McLemore. Thomas 204 McMahon. J. Robert 134, 204 McManus. Kevin 47. I38. I39 McMillan. Alison 40 McNamara. Eileen I64. 214 McNamara, Elaine I30. 214 MCRObb. Jane 47, 62. I30 Mead. Joan I28 Mehl. Danette 47, I30 Meinders, Polly 214 Meloe, Margaret 47. 55 Mendell. Margaret I30. 204 Mensch. Mark 160. I84. 204 Mercado. Donna I28. 214 Merry. Michael 47. 138. I39 Messa. Paul 140. 204 Metcalf. Michael 148. 221 Meyers, Susan I20. 214 Michener. Evan 214 Millar, Susan 48. 168 Miller. Christian 144, 204. 208 Miller. John 132 Miller. Michele 48. 150. 151 Mills. Sally I26. I66. I67. 204 Milstead, Michael 134. I35. 204 Minard. Roland 56. 154. 204 Minor, Joseph 42. 48. 154 Miragliotta. James 140. 204 Mischler. Mark 48. 61, I71 Mitch. Michael 107. 237. I48. 221 Mitchell. M. Susan 221 Mitchell. Wyllo 214 Mixer. Kimberly 48. I74 Moffm. Patrick 41. 48 Molee. Anthony 118. 221 Molee. Lenore 43. 48. I26 Moll. Jonathan 221 Mongelli, Claire 214 Monheim. Eric I36. I37. 214 Moore. Susan 214 Moran. David 136. 204 Moran. Jean I28. 129 Morgan. Mark 42, 48 Morin. Mary-Jo 43. 49. I26 Morrison. Jeffrey 214 Moserowitz. Jody I27, 204 Mass. Andrea 24. 49 Moubayed. Peter 214 Mougalian, Charles 134. 214 Mougalian. Gary 134 Mountford. Thomas 132. 186, 214 Mountzoures. louis 49. I36 Mayer, David 152. 182. 221 Muckle, Timothy I34. I60, 221 Mueller. Veronica 204 Mulholland, Timothy 168. I52, 160. 204 Mullaney. Christopher 214 Mulvihill, Elizabeth 48. 49. I26 Mumtaz. Tariq 97. I82. 204 Murphy. Kathleen I24. 125. l 74. 204 Murphy, Sean 134. 160. 186. 214 Murray, Jennifer 130, 131, 214 Murray. John 134. I77. 215 Musco. David 39. 49. 53. I52. I78. I79 Musser. C ynthia 49. I20 Mutch. Andrew I34. 160, 204 Myers. Douglas 215 Myers. Suzanne 24, 49 Myrletus. James 21 5 N Nailor. Jane I26. I74 Nairn. Kari 32, 49. 128 Nails. John 134. 204 Naughton. Keith I48 Naus. Leslie 215 Navikas. Christopher 50 Neal, Margaret 204 Neeves. Andrea 34. 215 Neill. William 142. 215 Neilson. H. James 204 Nelson. Barbara 184. 221 Nelson. Dawn 23. 50 Nelson. Geoffrey 50 Nelson. John 152. I79. 215 Newberg. Eric 215 Newman. Elizabeth 215 Newton. Jeffrey 140, 204 Nice. William 136. I3 7 Nicholas. Suzanne 50. I20 Nichols. Timothy I60 Nicoletti. John 122. 204 Nieland. Sarah I28. 204. 198 Niggeman. David 136. 204 Niiler. Lucas 165. I89. 221 Nizolek. Carolyn 204 Noble. Sheri 180 Nolan. Suzanne I28. 221 Nole. James 50 Noonan, Amy I30. 131. 21 5 Noren. Karen 31. 50 Norman. Matthew 50. 61. I36. I71 Nyberg, Karl 221 Nystrom. David 118. 215 ,0 O'Brien. Janine 120. 221 O'Brien, Marie 120. 204 O'Brien. Patrick I 75 O'Brien. W. David 221 O'Callaghan. Ann 36. 50. 101, I24 O'Gorman. Wendy I28. 212. 21 5 O'Neill. Brian I38. 221 O'Neill. Laurie 215 O'Neil, Molly 128, 204 Ohlweiler. Andrea 51 Oliphant. Alexander 154. 204 Olmstead. Daniel 51, I39 Olney. Edward 118 Olson. David 51, I39. 189 Olson, Edward 165. 189. 215 Oravez. Joseph 107. 221 Orff. Thomas 107. 215 Osgoodby. G. Glenn I42. I 76, 204 Oxenhorn. Lisa 51 . 62 Oxley. John 142. I43. I60. 215 Oyler. Susan 51 P Paddack. Maryle I28, 215 Pagan, Jose 140, 215 Paglieri. Wendy 215 Paley. Brad 107. I48 Palinski, Cynthia I 73. 204 Palm. Usa 100. I67. 205 Palmer. Robert 132. 215 Palumbo. Paul 132. 21 5 Panettieri. Mary 124. 167, 180. 215 Parker. Lisa I46. 21 5 Parker. Steven 51, I38. I39 Parris, Gail I20. I66. 215 Partlow. Edward 132. 215 Pasewark. Richard 152. I70. 221 Patel. Sangita 120. 221 Patterson. Calvin 51 711461 237 3. Patterson. Matthew HS. 205 Patterson, Susan 2I5 Patton. Elizabeth 22. I28. 22I Patton. Keith 205 Paul. Curtis 5I. I36 Paul. Timothy 205 Paulson. Gerald I36. 189. 205 Pawling. Robin I 88. 2I5 Pearson, Dana I 33. 205 Pearson. Kristen I50, 205 Peck. Christopher I36 Pellegrino. Louis 52. 57. I 34. I 35 Pellegrino. Nina I28. 2I5 Pence. Beth 22I Peri. John I 42. I 60 Perkins. Julie I24. 205 Perkins. Randall 52. 58'. 67.. I 79 Perretta. Mia I I I Peter, Kevin 22I Peters. William I 54, I79. 2I5 Peterson. Laura 22 I Petren. Karen I30. 2I5 Petrica. Lisa 205 Pelulla. C ynthia 22 I Pelzold. Matthew I38. 2I5 Phelan. Jennifer 52. I 67. I 80. I SI Phillips. Faith I20. 2I5 Pichla. Susan I 83. 222 Pierson. John I 36, I 3 7, 222 Piggott. James 24 Pikalow. Amy I24. 222 Pinchbeck. Jaseph I 52. I 53. 2I5 Pinney. D. Rees I40. 2I5 Pirnie. Jennifer 63 Pistoia. Christine I28. 2I5 Plesko. Jacqueline I26. 205 Pletcher, Lynne 2 I 5 Pluta, Brian 2I. 52. I60 Podsiadlo. Marcia 52. 56 Poeta. John 22 I Poklemba. Kathryn 22, 52 Politi. Christopher I 42. I 60. 2I5 Pomponio. Robert 222 Ponton. Virginia I 66. 205 Portada. Kristine 52. I20 Porter. Carolyn 52. I00 Porter. Janice 222 Porter. Paul I 76 Posch. Derek I60, 2I5 Potter. Laura I20. 205 Potts. Abby 53. 66. I26 238 Jade! Powell. Carol Ann 53. 66. I26 Powers. Celeste I 30, I 3 I. 2I6 Powers. Dwight I36. 2I6 Powers. Vincent I36 Precht. Nicole 28. 53. I26 Price. Peter I 65 Przybyla. Thomas I54. 205 Przybylek. Leslie 222 Przybylek. Stephanie 222 Pukas. Coleen I28. I83 Purcell. James I 52. I76. 2I6 Pursel. Arthur I36 Putney. H. A. Christine I46. 205 O Quasi. Patricia 205 Quinn, Cathleen I 30 R Raffo. Stephen I38. I73. 2I6 Ragusa. Claire I24 Railey. James I52. I79. 2I6 Ralph, David I33. I 82. 205 Rand. Margaret 2I6 Randall. Jonathan I52. 205 Raplis. Daphne 4I. 53. I80. I8I Rasmussen. Amy I 30. 205 Rasmussen. Eric I 48. 222 Rate. Edwin IOI. I38. 205 Ram. Joseph 2 I 6 Rector. Mary Ellen 53 Reed. Barry 205 Reeder. Jane 222 Reese. Daniel I 38. 222 Reese. Katherine 53. 59. I20 Reeves, Linda I73. 2I6 Reich. Joseph I 36. I 60. 2I6 Reilly. Sean I36, I37. 222 Reiner. Rebecca 53 Reissner. Laura I46. 2I6 Reitz. Lisa I24. 222 Rensch. Susan 53. I30 Rexroad. Teri I 20. I 80 Reyelt. Rebecca 50. 54. I24 Reynolds. Robert 52 Riccio. Susan 54. I30 Rice. Philip I44 Richards. David I 32. 2I6 Richards. Jennifer I 20. 205 Richardson. Lisa I26. 205 Richman. Marc 53. 54. I52 Rickwalder. Michael 205 Rieder. Kenneth I 32. 2l6 Riegel. Matthew I07. 2I6 Ries. Melissa 54. I28 Riggs. Steven 45. 54. IIS Rightmyer. Katherine I00. 205 Riley. Lauren 54. 59. I20 Rineman. Timothy 54. I43 Ritchey. Beth 54 Rivera. Edwin I 32. 205 Rivera, Francisco 98. 216 Riviello. Anthony I43 Roach. Mary Ellen 2I6 Roberts. A. Thomas 55. I 79 Robinson. Alane 98. I30. 205 Robinson. Ellen 50. 55. I24 Robinson. J. Russell I 70. 2I6 Roby. Elizabeth 27. 55 Roche. James 44. 55 Rockafellow. Gretchen 205 Rockstroh. Matt I35. I63. 2I6 Rodgers. Dana 55. I20 Roedel. Meg 205 Roehre. Susan I24. I25. I 74 Roessler. Norman I63. I89. 2I6 Rogers. 1.. Curtis 2I6 Rohde. Denise 43. 55 Rohland. Elizabelh 222 Rokke. Craig 55. I36 Roncone. John I I 8 Roney. Jennifer 55. 205 Rooney. John 55. I40. I4I R005. Caroline I26. I27. I 64. 2I6 Roseman. William I 34. I60. 2I6 Rosenmiller. Wendy I20. 2I6 Rosini. Valerie I 66. 222 Rosner. Lynn 222 Rostiac. Elizabeth I 30, 2I6 Royer. Stephen I 42. I 60, 205 Rudibaugh. Jennifer 50. 56. I24 Rudolph. Christopher I 44. 206 Ruffennach. M. Kathryn I24. I 74. 222 Ruggles. Allison I26, 206 Rumberger, Thomas 56 Rushton, Jacqueline I26. 206 Russell. Kevin 56. I38. I79 Russo. Albert 56. I 42. I43. I60 Ryan. R. Kenneth 54. I38. 206 Ryan, Sharon I20. I74. 222 Ryan. Terrence I40. MI. 206 Ryley. David I 54. 206 5 Saba. Carol III Saba. Patrick 56 Sacco. Mary Anne 2I6 Sachs. Loren I86. 206 Sackman. Carter I76. 206 Salerno. Nivole I76. I 83. 222 Salisbury. David 28. 56. 58. I32 Sammer. Dina 48. 56. I68. . I69 Semper. Joaquin 53. 56, I52 53mph. Charles 33. 57 Samuelsen. Christina 50. 57. 67. I24 Sanders. M. Lauren 2I6 Sanderson. Heather I24. I 80. 222 Sanford. Britt I 62. I 63. 206 Sanfosso. Michael 2I6 Sankey. Diane 222 Sargent. Iinda-Lee 222 Sarr. Cheryl 57. I30. I67 Saturnia. Pamela I67. I84 Sauer. Scan 47. I38. I75. 2I6 Sautter. Mary I84. 2I6 Savidge. Megan I20. 2I6 5brollini. Karen I20. I73. 222 Scalici, Thomas IOI. I38. I 39. 206 Schafer. Pamela I 50. 206 Schaffer. Susan I24, 222 Schalick. Oakford I48. I86. 2I6 Scheel. Karen 222 Schell. Stephen I 34. I 35 Scherr. John 222 5chiano. Barry 54. 57. I43 Schick. Steven 54, 57, I43 Schierloh, Elizabeth I28. 2I6 Schiller. John I 32, I75. 206 Schlaefer, Eric 206 Schmid, Katherine I28. 2I6 Schmidtman. Julie 39. 57, I20 Schneider, Andrew UK. 206 Schubel, Michael I 75 Schoen, Carole 222 Scholl, Kathryn 222 Schroder, Wendy I46, 206 Schroeder, Mark I I I , I22, 206 Schueler, Mary III. 206 Schug. Mark I89 Schulte, Lisa 57 Schumm, June 96. I30, 206 Schwartz, Lorrain 222 Schwartz, Susan 222 Scott, Reuben I 60 Scott, Sally 2I6 Sawille, Shawn 96, I36, 2l l, 222 Scrivener, C ynlhia 2I6 Searle, Duane 29, 57. I07 Sealon, James II8. 2l6 Sedloff, David I 40, 206 Seemar, Kurt I48 Seipp, Frank 206 Seits. Kevin I38. I63, 2I6 5elhat, Carolyn 98, I30, 206 Selover. Karen 24, 58 Semple. Elizabeth 48, 58. I68 Semsel, Richard l48k l49 Sena, Christopher I52. I79, 2l6 Sernatinger. Andrea I24. I 80. 2 I 6 Service, John 242. 2l6 Shaffer. Thomas 2l6 Shaft, Jocelyn 58 Shakespeare. Judith 58 Shakespeare, William 58, I20 Shamsey. Elizabeth I26, 2I6 Shanley. Scott I60. 2l6 Sharkey. John 58, I36 Sharp, C ynlhia I26, 206 Sheehan. Marianne 2l6 Sheely, Andrew I36. I60. I 86 Shelby, Sherry 222 Shepherd, Scott 58, I 32, I 79 Sherman. Adam 57, 58 Shields. Thomas 59 ' Shockley, Kenneth 35, 59, I44 Shamaker, Julie I28, 2l6 Shook, Jennetle 5I, I68. 2l6 Shoudy, Peter I 36, 206 Shusted, Erik 98, 206 Sibson, James 59, I38, I39 Sickel, Steven I 38, 222 Sievers, Michael I42, I43 Silva, Kevin I38, I86, 206 Simms, Kris Noel 222 Simons, Montgomery I I 8, 2l6 Sinclair, Bruce I 48 Sinton, Robert 59, 68, I65 Sitek, Steven I34, I60, I89, 2l6 Skarlatos, Nicholas 2l6 Skeoch, Douglas 53, 59 Skoniczin, Richard I07, 2l6 Skrzypczak. Robert I I 8, 2I6 Slaby, Karen I66, 2l6 Slawek, Cynthia I30, 206 Sloughfy, Elizabeth 206 Smallman, Brian I53, I79, 206 Smerkanich, Michael I 36, l 3 7, I 60 Smith, Barbara I73 Smith, David 59, I38, I39, 2l6 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. George 57, 59, I34 Karl I32, 2l6 Ralph I 42, 206 Rosemary 206 Smith, Simon 59 Smith, Stephanie I20 Smoot, Matthew I86 Snider, Dennis 60 Snow, Christopher 57, 60 Snyder, William 58, 60, I32 Soder, Lee Ann 60, I88 Solensky. Judith 206 Sollenberger, Kurt I 36. I 3 7, 222 Summers, Christina I 83, 2I6, 2 I 7 Soukup. Beth 60 Spadaccino, Patrick 2l 6 Spears, Andrew 44, 60 Spera, Heidi I 73, 184, 222 Spinella. Glenn I38. 2I6 Spittal, David I 36 Spivak. Denise I84, 222 Squires, Marjorie 222 Staley, Peter 2I6 Stankevicz. Michael 35, 60, I 44 Stankiewicz, John I34, I60 Stapleford, Timothy 60, I36 Stark, Caroline 66 Starretl, Pamela I24. 2I6 Sleahly, Lance 222 Steen, Charles 222 519ml, Susan I46, 222. Stephanou, Susan 6i . Stephensbn, Melanie I24, 206 Stern, Douglas I 40. 206 Stober, Elizabeth I 46, 206 Stoddard, Lisa 2 I 6 Stone, Karen I64, I84 Stoner, Andrew 2I6 Stones, Richard I38, I89. 206 Slotter, Cheryl I28, 206 Stoudt, John 222 Strahlendorff, Charles 222 Streater, Keith I00, I 40, 2l6 Streight, James 2I4 $tropoli, Lisa 6l Suchanick, Christopher I 60 Sullivan, Jeanne I20. 206 Sullivan, Kara 2I6 Sullivan. Patricia 48', 6I, I 80 Surrena, Jeffrey 35, 6I Susa, Darlene 206 Svendsen, Kara 96, I20, I28, I74, 2l7 Swank, Douglas 2I6, Swarlz, Jennifer 206 Sweeney. Sean I42, 2I7 Swenson, Cheryl 206 Swigart, Anne 2I7 Swisher, loice 6 I Swoboda, Katherine 6 I Szuter, Ronald I22. I23. I 86, 206 T Taber, Scott 36, I65 Taft, Mariam I26, 222 Tague, Vincent 6I, 65, I36 Talbert, Keith 6I. 68 Tambakis. Christine 206 Tan, Hin I54, 222 Tanis. Irene 2l 7 Tartline, Peter I 45', 222 Tattersall, Susan I30, 222 Tavolaro, David I36, I60 Taylor, Barbara 48, I28, I68, I73, I80, 206 Taylor, Bonnie I88, I89, 2l 7 Taylor. Karen I24, 206 Taylor, Richard 206 Telerico, Silsan 24, 62. I20 Telford, Denise 206 Tempel, Thomas I75, 2I7 Terry, Walter 46, 62, I38, I39 Tessmer. Karen 62, I 72, I73, l84 Thieman, Christine 2I7 Thistle, Thomas I44, I45, 206 - Thoma, Sherri I24, 222 Thomas, Mark 5 7, 62 Thomas, Rebecca I24, 222 Thompson, Jeffrey I 44, I I 45, 206 Thompson. John 62, I 38, I39, I82 Thompson, Lincoln I 32, I 78 Thorn, Paige 39, 62, I20. I2I Thornwall, Stacy I00 Tirpak, Jeffrey I 60 Toburen, Eric I63, 2l7 Tohn, David I48 Tomley, Joseph 62 Tomlin, D. Reid I34, 2I7 Tong, Iris 222 Tonn, Monica 206 Tosten, Rodney 62. I22 Tracey, Jill I I I Tracey, Laura I20, 206 Trainer, Nicholas I 42, I 60, 2l 7 Tratnyek. Susan 206 Traub, Gretchen 2l 7 Traubitz, Nola I 46, 2l 7 Traut. Peter 57, 67, I34, 2! 7 Travis, Peter I 38, 206 Treumuth, Paul 206 Trifoso, Lesley I28, 222 Tripp. Grace I26, 20I, 206 Trott, David I 34 Troup, Amy I 30. 206 Troyano, George 35, 63 Tsakalas, C. I26. 206 Tu, Toan V. 2I7 Tum, Keith l00 Turi, Linda 63 Turner, Debra 206 Turqman, Margaret 2II Tyeryar, Clay 39, 63. I60 Tyeryar,Wesley I7 I , 206 U Uehling, Earl 45, 63, HS, I65, l89 Ulmer, Craig 206 Ulrich, Karen I 30, 207 Urkuski, Laurie 63 Urland, Elizabeth I 30, 222 Utley, David 64, I32, 2I7 Utterback, Karen 44, 50, 63, I24 V Vagnoni, Brian 222 Vallen, Margaret 207 Index 239 Vallerie. Edward I52, I89, 207 Van Antwerp, Richard 54, 64, 99, I42, I43 Van Antwerp. Tamara I26 Van Note, Gordon I 40, 2l 7 Van Schoick, John I 60, 207 Van Schoick. Virginia I 30, 222 Van Siclen, Jannetie I24. 207 Van Tuyl. Susan I24, 207 Vander Ven. Maria 207 Vannozzi. Maria 64 Varcoe, C hristopher 93, I 38, 207 Varcoe. C ynlhia 2 I 7 Varian, William I32, 207 Vasiliades. Irene 64, I2I Vaughan, Suzanne 207 Vecchione, Matthew 2l 7. 22! Veleber, Thomas l0l, II8, 2l 7 Venturini, Amy I64 Vereb. Wayne 64 Vergona. Joseph 54, 64, I 60 Verkouw. Joanne I24, 2l 7 Verkouw, Stephen 64 Vermilye, 5. Macqueen I20, 222 Verrei, Wehdy 25, III VerViIIe, Matthew 2l 7 Vigue, Kevin I65, I89, 222 Vilim, Glen I38, 2I7 Voegtlin, Norma 64, I50 Voigt, Karl 2l 7 von Hollen, Richard I 70, I 77 Vosburgh, Janis I24, 2 I 7 W Wagner, John I 33 Wagner, Thomas 64, 65 Wahl, Melissa 222 Walbert, Roberta 65 Waldkownig. Gilson 68 Waldock. Frederick I 75, 222 Walker, David 35. 40, 65, I 44 Walker, Ken! I52 Walls, Steven 65, I33 Wanamaker, Ann 2l 7 Wanglee, Deborah I26, I 66, 222 Wanglee Joyce I26, I66, 222 Waple. Frances 62, 65 240 index Ward Holly I24, I74. 222 Ward, Marcy Jo 65 Warrell, Mary I 50, I 68, I 69. 207 Warren. C harles 207 Warshauer, Jeff 65. I 36 Waters, Allison I 42, 2l 7 Waters, Tammy I26, 222 Watson, Derrick I22, I 54. 207 Watson, Diana 222 Watson, Peter 2l 7 Watson. Stephanie III. 2I7 Weaver, Sharon I 66 Webb, William I38, 2l7 Wechter, Anthony I34, I60. I86, 222 Weiermiller, Scott 65, I 36. I7 I Weingarten, Betsy I 73, 223 Weir, William I48, 2I7 Weiss, Gretchen I 80, 223 Welch, Bruce I64, I65. I 89. 204, 207 Welch, Katheryn 223 Welch, Marshall I 63, 207 Welch, Richard 26. 65, I36 Welker, Daniel 22I, 223 Welsh, Molly 65, I28 Werkheiser. Thomas 2 I 7 Werner. Heidi 207 Wessner, Carol I28. I88, 223 Westfall, Bradley 66, I 32, I 63 Weslra, Lori 205, 207 Westward, Tracy I25, 2I7 Wheatley, Allison IOI, I24, 2l 7 White. Lee I52 Whiteford, Todd I 44, 2I7 Whitlock, Pamela 97. I I I , 207 Whitlock, Robert 35, 66 Whitney. Glenn 207 Whitney. Laura I30 Wickersham, Michael 49, 66, I22 Wiesenbaugh, Stacie I20, 2l 7 Wiley, Susanne 66 Wilhelm, Theresa I24, I 66, 223 Wilk. Joseph I 38, 223 Williams, Alison I24, I25, I66 Williams, Joanne I 74, 223 Williams. Jocelyn I I I, 223 Williams, Pamela I67, I80, 223 Williams, Susan 66, I24 Williamson, Heather I 6 7 Williamson, James 26, 66, I 36 Willis, Wendy I20. I 66, I 80 Willits, Terissa 223 Wilmot, Andrew I 36, 223 Wilson, Daniel 66, I 4 I Wilson, Lora 25. I I I Wilson, Peter 67 Wing, John 67. II3. I36, I 3 7 Winkelman, Jacqueline I24. 2l 7 Winston. Deirdre I20. I2 I , I6 7. 2l 7 Winlsch, Elizabeth I 46, 207 Wirth, Thomas 44, 67 Wiseman. Jane! 24, I20. 207 Wilham. Norman 207 Walton, Elizabeth l66 Wolfe. Allan 2l 7 Wong, Andrew 223 Wood. David I 48 Wood, Kristin I 24, 223 Woodruff, Allison I20, 223 Woodward, Christopher l07 Wright, David 28. 58, 67 Wronsky. Scott I 42, I60 Wylie, James I54, 207 Wysocki, Lisa 220 Y Yanes. Jose 67. I34, I86, l87 Yanes. Miguel I34, I60. 207 Yates. Madeline 207 Yoder, Christopher I42. I 60, 223 Yost. Valerie I46, 2I7 Young, Charles 53, 67. I52 Young, Katherine 207 Young, Melissa 67 Z Zaharchuk, Kyra 2I7 Zamboldi. Melissa I 30, 205 Zanardi. Paul 68, I36 Zellers, Rebecca 68, I 79 Zembraski, Jeffrey 68. I 36 Zerbe, Cryan l07. I48, 223 Zimmerman, Julie I20, 2l 7 Zolfaghari, Paul 98, I36. 207 Zubia, Mary I28, 223 Zwally, Paul I43, I60, 2I7 Z weizig, Linda 207 .4 ,.. yaw...- ,. . V -,. . 'ww WTLTngsng '1' high taut ' W; I, Q. $.mi4 am. ; I i , i x 1 l 1 3 . W Wm'iT-Jimm? rwwww$mw mmm mmm- - WM.WV, v VH1 , , W . ,uwwmanm mmmm vmm .,, gw ., 'azidzimwin gzmeM 5 - ' W ' pbmy$FxW f , t . . .lv. 1.1.31.1...1. .25w!?i.i.l:;5i . , I; : .1... ..;:.::.E: ...v.u...lx:IL.Il.ilrter