Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1987 volume:

From its earliest days Gettysburg College has been an institution dedi- cated to serve the cause of liberal education in changing times as stated in the original charter. This chatter, drawn up on April 27, 1832, established the Pennsylvania College of Gettysburg. Not until 1921 was this charter amended to change the name to Gettysburg College. The school's Chief founder was Samuel Simon Schmucker 0799-18730, a Lutheran clergyman In the fall of 1832 the first students began to attend classes at Gettysburg. The College's earliest curriculum included the seven liberal arts: gram- mer, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music. All classes, living quarters, and dining facilities centered around the College Edifice built in 1837. Today this building houses all administrative offices and is known as Pennsylvania Hall. Much of Gettysburg's rich heritage is centered around the Civil War. Students and faculty are constantly reminded of this era of history by the surrounding battlefields and monuments. In 1863 Pennsylvania Hall was occupied by the Confederate Army and served as a Hospital for several weeks. Today a thirty-four star flag flies over the building as a reminder of its role in the battle As the years went by many changes came to Gettysburg. In 1884 the first fraternity chapter house was built. This lodge, built by the brothers of Phi Kappa Psi, is named Millet Hall, and is one of the oldest Phi Psi chapter houses in the country. In 1888 the first woman student was admitted. However women were not fully welcomed on campus and in the 1920's the trustees decided to close administration to women. No women attended Gettysburg College from 1933 to 1935. After that date, women were again admitted, and today enrollment is almost equally divided between men and women. Gradually more buildings and facilities were added to meet the growing enrollment. In 1889, Glatfelter Hall was built. During the 1920's Weiden- shall Hall, Breidenbaugh Science Hall, Eddie Plank Memorial Gymnasium, and Schmucker Memorial Library were built. In the 1950's Hanson Hall, Christ Chapel, Stine, Rice, and Paul Halls, Musselman and Patrick Halls, Apple Hall, and the Dining Hall were completed. The 1960's saw the addition of the College Union Building, Sieber-Fishet Infirmary, Masters Hall, Bream Physical Education Building, Musselman Stadium, the Presi- dent's residence, and McCreary Hall. In the 1970's Hauser Field House was constructed as part of Bream Gym. The most recent addition to the Campus is Musselman Library and Learning Center. The braty was completed in 1981 and houses more than 300,000 volumes. Renovations to Apple and Breidenbaugh Halls have also enhanced the campus. Today Gettysburg College Can reflect on its rich history while looking towards its future. The 200 acre campus is beating with the pulse of learning and social activity. Currently 21 majors are offered as well as Opportunities to pursue interdisciplinary and self-designed areas of special- ization. A wide variety of special programs include: study abroad, intern- ships, and the CooPerative College Consortium with Dickinson and Frank lin and Marshall Colleges. Social life on campus has come a long way since 1910, when the first dance was held in the Sweat Box , a room on the second floor of Glatfelter Hall. Today student sponsored dances, lectures, movies, con- certs, and coffeehouses offer a wide variety of activities. Student run publications and the radio station are also options. Gettysburg College supports eleven national fraternities and seven national sororities, making Greek life a vital aspect of the Campus. Varsity, intetmural, and recreational sports provide athletic opportunities for students of all skill levels. Reli- gious programs for students of all faiths are also available. There are as many ways to obtain the Gettysburg experience as there are people inhabiting the campus. We pass through the halls, walk through the town, and all leave our own mark here. Each individual brings his or her own past and together we all create our futune. The years spent on this campus will never come again, yet once experienced they will never leave us. TABLE of CONTENTS Introduction 1 Seniors................................. 17 Faculty 55 Activities.............................. 79 Sports 117 Greeks................................ 157 Underclassmen.................. 195 Review 219 2 i? g; 31 57 l: g; i 6 Craig Mehnert '89 proposes to Sabine Hang '89, a dual gradu- ationth-dding is planned I I ., lllll! I I Ill!l MI I u I II ii. Todd MxIcGlnshaIn '87. Lynne Ferraro '87. and friend Elaine McNamara '87 takes time out for a cup of coffee and a smile s Dave Trott '87 and Katie Ruffcnnach '88 share a thoughtful moment Kevin Seits '87 and Brian Golden '88 .. two of Phi Psi's finest jim Railey 87 and Greg Edelson '87 enjoy life at the 'Burg a-wn- M vw. .MH-rv-r mww just another Monday morning at the 'Burg Senior Eddie Ferenczi hams it up at Theta Chi's TGIF : ' ; .- $ h. ' x ?kj; Seniors Tony Gurro und Bill Ro- semnn shared many good times 121. '11 ' um.am- mmmnmuu. Kurt Kroncke '87 as the Pizza House delivery man 1; Seniors Chrissy Summers and Dave Neugebauer enjoy an afternoon's festivi- ties Brian Anderson '87 says take that you big monster! 7, w.w- v....$-v....ww....g . . FA--uFm-w-WV7WV Iimma Milligan '87 7 the pic- tun: says i! all F a O 0 Dave Spittul '88, Andrew Wil- mm 'HH, and Art Pursel '88 take u timu out from the box watch to pose for :1 picture I 7 Steve Collins '87 and his dog, spot, enjoy a soccer game Caroline R005 '87, Wyllo Mitchell '87, and Christine Long '87 -Th:- best of friends 10 9 The covered bridge was the place to be when this crew nursed their hang- OVEI'S Allison Woodruff '88, Carol Whiting '88, Teri Rexroad '88, Betsy Roh- land '88.jen Davis '88, and Katie Welch '88 enjoying the festivities at a foetball game hull.- 115' l e4 g I bs'n.-V 3y: Megan Savidge '87 and Big Al Cohen '87 relaxing at the PO. jut. .u -w. .meu . Sue Schaffet '88, Oak Schalick '87, Mimi Cruse '88, and Sherri Thoma '88 taking a shake break good! 76mm Macqueen Vermilye 88 as ADPi's nerd 3 Tudor House lets loose after mid-tetms Do Lotta Ruben '89 and Tom Charolanzio '89 think that they DO the girls of 301 Apple want tricks or treats ? are Bonnie and Clyde? Kathy McCaw 687 shows her winning form at the pump- kin carving contest julie jorczak '87 and Sharon Hayman 87 show us their devilish sides The Rutter's gang gets into the spirit of things on Halloween 13 ! h- .......v...... - H...Nn. e.-w....,u.u e, v...- A Lx-xkt: 14 The Battlefields of Gettysburg, which host over one million tourists a year, are filled with historic sites and tranquil beauty. In the Spring and Fall they provide a welcome playground for the college students. Many an afternoon class has been missed :0 take advantage of their peaceful setting. They have been a source of fond memories and good times to students for many years. 1 i i F E g g a z t E f E Ti ! e nxh. . jane Magoon '87 caught in the act of eating on her Bullet Hole shift Fred Morello '90 gets an A in Napping 101 Sharon Ryan '88. Rebecca Leigh '89. 11nd Deirdre Seniors Matt Verville and Kara Svendsen at the library? Winston '87 after the Mets game Will wonders never cease! Warning: This man can be seen late at night lurking in the bushes waiting to Fme you for open-beer on campus Seniors Cindy Baffa, Steve Sitek, and joe Reich e The Three Musketeers Lynne IIuclak. Christine Long and Carol Itle enjoying the Senior Picnic. Take My Friend Please! Meredith Missera and Cindy Procopio. y. B 2a 3; i David Abeles Laurie Acquaire Paul Ahrens Howard Alexande; Hagursmwn. MD Franklin Lakes. NJ New Canaan, CT Bloomingdale, NJ Management Management Management Management Steven Allee Stephanie Alleva George Allgair Brian Anderson Medford. NJ Haverford, PA Morristown, NJ Tabernackle, Nj Biology Art Management Management 18 Seniors james Anderson W. Thomas Atchison , Martha Aylin , Deborah Badger Middletown, NJ Berwyn, PA Westport, CT San Pedro, CA I IPE Management ' Psychology Sociology Cynthia Baffa Kurt Balderson Susanne Ball , Elizabeth Ballantine Bayside, NY Doylestown, PA Ridgewood, NJ Annandale, Nj Psychology Economics Sociology Sociology Steve Brenneman is all smiles about the new addition to his family. The Stevens Crew Front row: Karen Stone, Lee Lamparello, Back row: Mary Sautter, Linda Reeves. Seniors 19 Taot'ik Balogun Philadelphia. PA Economics .Ieffrey Bayuk Annundulc. NI Political Science 30 Seniors Brian Bartolini Letty Baum William Bayne, L Saint Davids, PA Swampscott, MA Gwynedd Val, PA Economics Political Science L Chemistry Micheal Bealer Katherine Beauchamp Peter Bell: Mohnron, PA Ridgewood, NJ . Pennington, NJ. L ' I Biology Sociology Political Science The Maze Beth Estabrook, Sarah Hitch, Faith Phillips, Deirdre Winston, Emma Milligan, Kai Norris, Lynne Ferraro, Robin Pawling. l-.. .n-W a. t,'.JK.:.-A wwms wu wMM-M 5.!j-3M'5 .3 MA . 'nf- Apple Apt. Seniors: Sarah Greenhalgh, Sally Furnary, Kara Cassavell, Kathy Beauchamp. Marie Belson , I Seth Bendian , Bruce Bennett ' , Brad Benson Washington, DC Teaneck, NJ Trumansburg, NY Burlington, CT Spanish Political Science Chemistry History Bret Benson Patricia Berg Lauren Berman Susan Bialy Burlington CT Pompton Plains, NJ Ramsey; NJ Cedar Grove. NJ HiSEOW Management English Music Seniors 21 wngFF..-w.-m -..a . 4...v-...-........ I i. s i ? B The Seniors of Sigma Chi: Row lzjohn Leasure, Todd Whiteford, Chris Lota, Greg Edelson, Mark Chamberlain, Rich julmson, 13d Heaney, ROW 2: jim Dugan, Dave Domino, Ray Hopkins, Willie Ewing, Tony Garr0,jeff Burcss, Brian Bartolini. Stephen Bielecki Danielle Billera Suzanne Blanchette Beth Bloch Franklinville. NY Saddle River. Nj Chatham, NJ Emmaus, PA Physics English Economics Math , - 32 Seniors I Lance Bloom Susan Blume Richard Bosek L Michael Beyer ' Penndel. PA Hackensack. Nj Edison, Nj Reading, PA English Art Economics Biology M...-.w w, Elisa Braider Robert Brand Scott Brandle Bruce Braunewell Northport. NY Watchung, NJ , Berkeley Heights, NJ Maple Glen, PA English Political Science Economics Management Stephen Brenneman Scott Brill Mark Brizzi Gwenn Brown Ambler, PA Huntington, CT Wayne, NJ Mineloa, NY Management PolitiCal SCienCe Psychology Psychology The Greenhouse Row 1: Dodie Cirignano, Connie Coyne, Sally Scott Row 2: Wendy O'Gorman, Amy Littig, Martha Aylin, Wyllo Mitchell, Edie Edwards, Karin Hagen-Frederiksen. Seniors 23 David Bruno Cynthia Bruns Robert Burke Caryn Camp J Crnnbury. NJ Phillipsburg, Nj Summit, NJ East Longmeadow, MA ; Economics Economics Management Political Science Todd Campbell jeffrey Cappuccio jennifer Carfrey ' john Camicelli Madison. NJ Ambler, PA Gulph Mills PA Flanders, NJ Biology Management English Economics; Marie Scitx and Steve Sitek see the sights of France during Fall semester. Beth Iacone i5 all smiles knowing this Will be the 135C chance to lug her books around campus! 11 Seniors ; The Seniors of FIJI: Row 1: Dwight Powers, Evan Michener,joe Reich, Kurt Kroncke, with Maggie. Row 2: Phil Kime, Karl Harman, Tom Hobbis, Tom Shaffer, Mike Baum, Chris Biondi, Steve Brenneman. Hope Carter Edward Caruth Kara Cassavell Jennifer Cavanagh York. PA Honesdale,;PA Fort Myera FL Summit. NJ PSyChOIOgy Management Psychology Management Stephen Celio Mark Chamberlin Christopher Chantelau james Chametski WES: Hartford CT Princeton. Nj Woodbridge. VA . Raritan, NJ p53'Ch0l08Y Chemistry Music Management Seniors 25 ..- .- - - -.-......... 4w wvv- 'w---..-W-. ..NVF .... -.- F 3 M :4m-.. .... The Seniors of Phi Delta Theta: Row 1: Sean Murphy,john Murray Row 2: Matt Verville, Chuck Mougalian, Scott Shanley, Bill RosemanJim Anderson,jim Myrtetus, Matt Rockstroh, Seth Bendian Row 3: Dave Neugebauer, Chris Hamilton, Steve Kalis. Aynn Chiary David Christian Dodie Cirignano Rose Clark South Hamilton. MA Randolph, NJ Bayville, NY Glenolden, PA Psychology PolitiCal Science English Management Alan Cohen Stephen Collins Kevin Comiskey Bryan Cox ' Huverrown. PA East Windsor. NJ East Islip, NY Huntington, NY Political Science Management Management Management 26 Seniors xi ,0 gonna... Daniel Cox ConStance Coyne North Huntingdon, PA Camp Hill, PA Chemistry Meaghan Cronin Sudbury, MA History james Cumberland Selinsgrove, PA English Sociology Stacie Daubert Pottsville. PA Math Lynne Davignon Robert De Sibout Potomac, MD Rockville, MD Political Science Economics Frederick Deeben Sunbury. PA Art Sitting pretty are Maryle Paddack 8x Pam Mason 88 just hanging out at Carlisle St. are seniors jen Harris and jen Richards. Seniors 27 .Vmu-A......m...q..wn.-q ...R.,....-v.. i i- 9 1 1 john Deeben Sunbury, PA History Anthony DiMatteo Denver. PA Political Science judy Dempsey Sharon Dempsey Nanette Di Tosto Mount Laurel, NJ Mount LaureL Nj Wayne, NJ Management Economics Economics Kathleen Doherty David Domino Marybeth Doran Erdenheim, PA Metuchen, NJ Shrewsbury, Nj Psychology Economics Political Science 28 Seniors The Seniors of Sigma Nu: Row 1: Tim Gelsinger,j0hn Deeben, Paul Hopke. Row szim Kineon, Fred Deeben, Mark Brizzi, Bill Weir. ,. raj.- Apartment 7?3 Zentz Out on the pick-up; Betsy Fixter, Lischen Fetzer, Susie Ball, Annette Gyauch. Zentz Apartment 75: Courtney Good, Kate Schmid, Karen Hamwi, Barb Ehring. Andrew DOuglas Colin Dowds Sydney Dufton James Dugan Cumberland, MD Chatham. NJ Ramsey: NJ McLean. VA Management Political Science English Management Marlena Dunlap Bradford Ebright Gregory Edelson Edith Edwards NEWtOn. NJ Rosemont. PA Oakhurst, NJ Syracuse, NY GWman Biology Management Sociology Seniors 29 .5 ... -.-.-..- .owv-..-a -.W,v-w-........w...w..q...-F .--.... .....-.........-. M .m- '..-'.. .7... ..m ..... jennifer Cavanagh and Kim jessen at a Gettysburg Rugby game. Leslie Barringer 86 and Pat O'Brien. x Barbara Ehring Karen Ellinwood I Christopher Erb ' Micheal Errico .- Furlong, PA Long, Valley. NJ Lancaster, PA Oakhurst, NJ Management Sociology Art Management Elizabeth Estabrook William Ewing Gregory Famous Maude Fanelli 1 Bridgewater. MA Middletown, MD Berwyn. PA . Wayne, PA Political Science Management ManagemendFormal Date English 30 Seniors Douglas Fearon Marjorie Feather I , Daniel Feldmann Elizabeth Fellows wesgmom, NJ Northfield, NJ - -' Selinsgmve, PA Summit, NJ Management Math ; Psychology ' ' Management Edward Ferenczi Lynne Ferraro Suzanne Ferrere V Lischen Fetzer Guaynabo, PR Clarks Summit, PA Edison, NJ ' L Pt Pleasant, PA Management Political Science Chemistry , Psychology Picking up . . . in a piCk-up truck?? 205 Apple Seniors: MaryArme Sacco, Gloria Hamilton, Sarah KetchumJen Carfrey, Chrisdne Thieman, Kathy McCaW, Stephanie Alleva. Seniors 51 L 1 P. i 3 ! I i 'i i Mark Feudmer Mcdford Lakes, NJ History S. jeffrey Fisher ' Myerstowm PA Political Science Seniors Scott Fincher joseph Fischer . L , Kenneth'Fisher: Westport, CT Chester Springs, PA St-Collcjge. PA ' Management Political Science ; Economics Elizabeth Fixter Suzanne Floodf . Kimberley Foehl , Newtown Square, PA New Providence, NJ Media, PA ' Sociology French BconomicslMath Seniors at Pizza House: Beth Ballantine, Tracy Westward, Kelly Hoffert, Mary Ellen Roach, Karen Slaby. The Seniors of Phi Kappa Psi: Row 1: Kevin Seits, Colin Dowds, Paul Garbe, Rich Reed, Glen Vilim, Paul Graven, Glenn Spinello, Bill Webb, Row 22jim Chametski, Bob Burke, Kip Good, Scott Sauer, Eric Brown, Rob Temple, Dave Bruno, Matt Petzold, Doug Fearon,jeff Bayuk. Kathryn Forsyth Fair Haven, NJ English Mark Pu mish Madison, IN History Ralph Franceschini Penns Grove NJ Sports Medicine Kimberley Gale Bedford, NY Management james Frawley Sarah Furnary Boonton, Nj Baltimore, MD Political Science English Todd Galle Paul Garbe Willow Grove, PA Baldwin, NY rHiScory Management Seniors 33 - .- ..- -..- - .- - 4w.ww-wwn-anmW-i'mx-h wr-m Mwm-Qv . . .-. aw ... . Anthony Garro New Britain, CT Political Science Samuel Gilman Rumson, NJ Sociology 5-1 Seniors The North Pole: Row 1: jane Reeder $8; Carol Wessner Qsl Mimi Doran, Row 2: Betsey Schierloh, jane Magoon, jill Littman, joanne Verkouw. Tracey Garver Moorestown, NJ Management John , Goess North Babylon, NY Management jennifer Gedstad Simsbury, CT Management Courtney Good Bridgewater, NJ Management Timothy Gelsinger Robesonia, PA History Gilbert Good Dunedin, FL Management james Graham ; Peter Graham 1 , Paul Graven L , , , , Victoria Green Concord. MA Maple Shade, NJ ' ' ' Penningron, NJ , Bethesda, MD Management , Sports Medicine -, C , ; 7 Management English Sarah Greenhalgh Charles Gustafson Donn Guthrie L , Annette Gyauch Branford, CT Carlisle, PA , Media, PA , Bethlehem, PA English Economics , Economics - , , French, Getting psyched for Punk Punk Night are Karl Harman, Vince Powers 88 , and Chris Biondi. Uhh . . . Could you repeat that Please?? Katy McConnell. Seniors 35 . A - .. -mww-gvr.....-- A m. - ma-Fq-quwynm m... Y.,.. . ..... .. . .qu,---A-a-.--.-.-w. .---.. 9..., i i i William Hadel East Norwich, NY Management jennifer Hall East Bridgewater. MA ChemistrVBiongy Karin Hagen-Frederiksen Christopher Hamilton 56 Seniors Andrea Sernatinger and Kipp Good. Sally Furnary, Lynne Davignon and Pluto! Deborah Hall Schwenksville, PA Economics Jennifer Haigh Saint College, PA Putnam Valley, NY Political Science Psychology Karen Hamwi Brooklyn. NY Economics Gloria Hamilton Hershey. PA West Chester, PA Biology Management The Seniors of Alpha Chi Rho: Row 1: Steve Bieleki, Tony Mamo, Tom Veleber, Dan Feldman. Row 2: Rob Larmour, Tom Atchison, Scott Fincher, Dave Christian, Andrew Carnavas, Row 3: Rob Skrzypczak, Scott Litchfield,j0hn Kuchna,jim Seaton, Rob Lloyd. Catherine Hancock jennifer Harris Laura Harris Sharon Hayman Mount Union. PA Toms River, Nj Drexel Hill, PA Wilmington. DE Management Sociology Management Management n . -d Edward Heaney David Heckard john Helmke Theodore Helwig Gardcjn City, NY York, PA Stewart Manor, NY York. PA Management HPE Hismry Management Seniors 37 i f i g, g i I E E g g i i c 5 Rob Hess and Letty Baum The FishMarket: Liz Shamsey, Donna Mercado, Maude Fanelli, Ann Wanamaker, Kara Svendsen. Sarah Hitch Thomas Hobbis Kelly Hoffert Darien. CT HoHoKus, NJ Linwood, NJ Sociology German Management Kelly Holmes Paul Hopke Raymond Hopkins - Telford. PA Dix Hills, NY ' Glen Rock, NJ Art Political Science Political Science 38 Seniors Randall Hoffman Manheim, PA Physics , Scott Horton , ' Stow, MA . Sports Medicine . Lynne Hudak Melissa Hughes Amy Hummel Elizabeth Iacone Wayne. Nj Pine Brook, Nj Vestal. NY Wayne, PA Political Science Management FrencMPhilosophy L Management Debra Iannacone Kurt Ilgen Inger Imset , Carol Itle Sparta, Nj Mifflinburg, PA - Middlebury, CT Lewisberry, PA Psychology Art Sociology Management Seniors Kim Gale and Nannette Di Tosto sharing a smile. When it rains it pours at Water St. Row 1: Kristen Benson, Irene Tanis, 1 Row 2: Meg Kerr, Tracey Garver, Row 3sjen Gedstad, Liz Rostiac, Wendy Paglieri. Seniors 39 3 f F I E E f 1 i .1 I z i Susan Iwanski Kimberly jessen Fair Haven, NJ Solon. OH English English Denise johnson julia jorczak Mnrtinsburg, PA Avon, CT ManagemenVSpanish Management Scottjensen and Barb Koch mm Do you think I wzmt to be here right now julie Shomaker. 40 Seniors LeRoy johns Rosem, PA Music Education Stephen Kalis Pottstown. PA Political Science Deanna johnson Martinsburg, PA Management Andrew Karnavas Philadelphia, PA Management A john Keefe Holly Keller Margaret Kerr Sarah Ketchum Sea Girt, NJ Wayne, PA Dover, DE Leesport, PA English Political Science Political Science English A Philip Kime james Kineon Arto Kirikian Susan Klipp Annapolis, MD Greenwich. CT Lawrenceville, NJ Florham Park, NJ Management Physics Economics Management Seniors 41 Gordon VanNOte and Ed Snyder say Lets Go, Mets Go! Do Paul Ilopke and Tim Gelsinger think they are Groucho and Harpo? mmmmmm'mnmwr'g Douglas Kiuthe Kathleen Koch Gordon KOtora Scott Kremp WyckofC Nj Mullica Hill. Nj Clifton, Nj Jenkintown, PA Political Science Management Chemistry Management Brooke Kroncke Kurt Kroncke Mark Krsulic john Kuchna Penn Valley. PA Penn Valley. PA Whaton, Nj Roselle Park. Nj Economics Political Science Political Science Chemistry 42 Seniors ..1 3.7! . mmm?:vmrmr Louisa Kussin David La Branche Kirsten Lackstrom Lee Lamparello Concord, MA North Eastham, MA Wallingford, CT Hasbrouch Heights, NJ Management History Political Science Sociology Robert Larmour Heidi Lathrop Micheal Lazo ' David Le Cause Lebanon, NJ Harrisburg, PA Bridgewater, Nj Easton, PA Political Science German English Management 201 Chambersburg Street - A Generation Lost in Space . . . Row 1: Meg Savidge, Patty Brogan $8; Row 2: Laura jean Brennan, Katie Forsyth, Loretta Lyons, Row 3: jenny Haigh, Jen Murray, Christa Recksiek. Seniors 43 i ! Tracey Lee janice Lindquist Scott Litchfield Amy Littig Newport Beach, CA Newtown Square, PA Suffern, NY Chevy Chase, MD SociologVPolitical Science Psychology History Political Science .0... ,H..N.... ;..-. ... ..-.....c..m-u ..W-.w-.F....m-u-H jill Littman Karen Llewellyn Robert Lloyd Christine Long I'IoHoKus. NJ Bethesda. MD Philadelphia, PA Armonk, NY Sociology Asian Studies Management Sociology The Mansion Women: Row 1: Cindy McKenzie, Ejeanne Fellows, Louisa Kussin, Kelly Holmes, Row 2: Meaghan Cronimjudy Dempsey. Aynn Chiary. Elaine McNamara. .i-i Seniors Sean Murphy and Nikki Deoudes $81 Having fun in the battlefields are Lee Weber,jennette Shook, Gwen Brown, and Torrey Green. Alexandra Longfellow Lesley Longo Christopher Lora Theresa Lovi Philadelphia, PA Saddle River. Nj Glen Rock, Nj Westwood, NJ Hisrory Psychology Biology Political Science 1 Lynne Lucas Douglas Lucht Lauretta Lyons Todd MacGlashan Pitman, NJ Madison. Nj Carlisle. PA Ramsey, NJ w Management Management Political Science ,. Management Seniors 45 McConnell, and Caryn Camp. It's all fun and games with the girls from the Doll House: Karen Petren, Christine Long, Lynne Davignon, Katy Susan Mack jane Magoon Edward Maillett Anthony Mamo Ridgewood, NJ Bridgewater, NJ Doylestown. PA New York, NY Psychology Management Economics Political Science D. Haley Barbara Mandes Bessie Mandes Ethan Mann West Hartford, CT Bethesda. MD Bethesda, MD Freeport, NY Economics PolitiCal Science Political Science English 4'6 Seniors 1 ji Samuel Mantone Clare Marino Keith Masback Stephanie Mattison Madison, NJ Allentown, PA White Plains, NY Haddonfield, NJ Management English Political Science English Catherine Maxwell Sean McCarthy Katherine McCaw Kathleen McConnell Menlo Park. CA Show Hills, Nj Scarsdale, NY Devon, PA English Management EnglisWFrench Sociology Steve Collins, Kevin Seits and Bob Burke having fun at a formal. Danielle Billera shows her Senior Class spirit at the Hair Cut-a-Thon. Seniors 47 - ,- - -.-..... ..-- quw..- A......-.....w-.rv-u- Matthew McDevitt Michael McDonald Cynthia McKenzie jeanne McLellan Malvern. PA Blairstown. Nj Wayne, Nj Freeport. NY Management Management Management History Eileen McNamara Elaine McNamara Polly Meinders Donna Mercado Ansonia, CT Ridgefield, CT Potomac, MD v Budd Lake, NJ Management English Political Science Economics w ' '15 a The Seniors at North Washington St.: Suzanne Blanchette, Stacie Daubert, Celeste Powers, Clare Marino, and Amy Hoohah Noonan. 48 Seniors Evan Michener Maple Glen, PA English Thomas Mountford Florham Park, NJ Management Wyllo Mitchell Chambersburg, PA Management Christine Moyer Paramus, NJ Management Dave Krewson RS and Kim Foehl. just hangin' out under the stars are Mike Cantele, Matt Vecchione, and Tony Mamo. Eric Monheim Charles Mougalian Pittsburgh, PA Wayne, NJ Sociology Management Sean Murphy jennifer Murray Mullica Hill, NJ New Rochelle, NY Management Sociology Seniors 49 l i john Murray Birdsboro, PA Economics The Bus Stops Love Brokers: Row 1: Ed Heaney, George Morgan, john Leasure, Todd Whiteford, Mark Chamberlain, Row 2: Ben Robinson $81 and Greg Edelson. . m.-. vam-.a, Douglas Myers , james Myrtetus I Andrea Neevesr Surf City. Nj Warrington. PA Chambersburg, PA . Management Management Biology 1 fm' WNW L . I I john Nelson Eric Newberg L Elizabeth Newman Barbara Nilan Lake Ronkonkoma, NY East Pittsburgh, PA Winter Park, FL West Caldwell, NJ Management Management English Political Science 50 Seniors Amy Noonan T. Kai Norris , , lPatriCk O'Brien Shiela O'Brien Evanston. IL Barrington, RI ' 1 Rumford, R1 Wilton, CT French Frgnch , Biology L , ' PhilosophWBiology Wendy O'Gorman Edward Olson Thomas Orff Patricia Osterhout Darien, CT Metuchen. NJ Pottsville. PA Great Falls, VA Political Scienchrench English Music Education English Here's Lookin' at You Kid A1 then and jim Graham. julie Zimmerman playing DJ on a Friday afternoon. Seniors 51 .. w... .......-H mH MWVA .-..-. ...,.... ......... -g; .v,... ..... - :- i; i g Lynne Owen john Oxley Maryle Paddack josh Pagan Turnersville, NJ Middletown, NJ Hagerstown, MD Bronx, NY English Math Political Science Spanish J. . Wendy Paglieri jennifer Palmer Robert Palmer Paul Palumbo North Caldwell. NJ Ft Washington. PA Villanova, PA ' Pine Brook, NJ Economics Management Management Political Science At our Best. 204 Carlisle St: Kim Foehl, Laura Reissner, Allison Waters, Patrice Traubitz, Valerie Yost, Cathy Hancock. Letty Baum, Lauren Berman. w 53 Seniors z : The Seniors at The Crate : Dave La Branche, jeff Fisher, Scott Douglas, Scott Kremp, Howie Alexander. Edward PardOW Susan Patterson Nina Pellegrino William Peters Allentown, PA ' Lehightom PA North Haven. CT Garden City, NY Political Science Political Science Economics Management Karen Perren Matthew Petzold Faith Phillips joseph Pinchbeck Clark. NJ Gaithersburg, PA Hamburg, PA Ridgefield. CT Psychology Management HistoryXSociology Management i 1 Seniors 53 I ; Christine Pistoia Ocean Ciqu NJ Psychology Celeste Powers Bryn Mawr. PA Political Science 54 Seniors xQ The Seniors of Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Row lzjohn Service,john Lazovi, Kurt Balderson, Sean Sweeney, George Allgair, Row 2: Dave Abeles,jim Frawley, Bill Hadel, Scott Brandle, Brian Anderson, Row 3: Sam Mantone, Syd Dufton, Mark Feudtner, Chris Politi, Dave LeCause, Row 4: john Keefe, Ed Snyder, Paul Zwally, Todd MacGlashan, Rich Bosek, Bill Neill,j0hr1 Oxley, Dave Heckard, Mike McDonald, Nick Trainer. Lynne Fletcher Christbphe: Politi , ' V Cynthia Poth Pittsburgh, PA South Plainfield, NJ ' ; Gaithersburg, MD Biology Management ' - , English ' Dwight Powers Cynthia Procopio 7 james Purcell, Lancaster, PA Southbury, CT , ' Rivervale, NJ ' Management Psychology; ' Management james Railey Margaret Rand Joseph Rava Christa Recksiek Baltimore. MD Alexandria, VA Audubon, PA Fort Salonga, NY Psychology Biology Biology Spanish Linda Reeves Laura Reissner David Richards jennifer Richards Ocean City N! River Vale, Nj Newtown Square, PA Gettysburg, PA Biology Art Management Art Mike Boyer showing joe Rava the fine points of Microsc0py. The Carlisle St. Seniors shine: Row 1zjen Cavanagh, Kim jessen, Steph Mattison, ROW 2: Holly Keller, Tracey Lee Seniors 55 .W.-- . .mm. W .-...-w.M.-.w --..........Wav- a.gv-pvv-n-u . .N...-.Wh-m - Kenneth Rieder Matthew Riegel Francisco Rivera Mary Ellen Roach Wyckoff, Nj Birdsboro, PA Caquas, PR Norwell, MA Management History Religion Psycholongrench g james Robinson , Matt Rockstroh Norman Roessler Caroline R005 I'Iagersmwn, MD Baltimore, MD ; Havertown, PA ; Totowa, NJ PoHricul Science Management German Psychology l E Ha . . . ha . . . ha . . 4 Say Lynne Ferraro and Bruce Braunwell. Sue Klipp gets Clipped at the Cut-wThOn. 36 Seniors The Seniors 0f Tau Kappa Epsilon: Row 1: Billy Peters, Steve Celi0,j0hn Goess, Kevin Comiskey,jim Purcell Row 2: Alan Cohen,jim Graham, Ted Maillett, Pete Bell, Seph Pinchbeck, Paul Ahrens,j0hr1 Nelson, Matt McDevitt, Chris Sena, Haley Manchester. William Roseman Wendy Rosenmiller Elizabeth Rostiac Gail Rudy Medford, Nj Management York, PA Madison, NJ Scarsdale, NY Political Science ManagemendFrench Spanish Mary Anne Sacco L Michael Salerno Mary Sanders Scott Sauer Summit, NJ Political Science Sharon Hill, PA Glen Arm, MD Kingston, NY History English Political Science Seniors 57 Mary Sautter Slatington. PA Psychology Elizabeth Schierloh Orndell. NJ Psychology 58 Seniors Megan Savidge Selinsgrove, PA Political Science Sally Scott Pepper Pike, OH English Marie Belson and Deb Badger The Mad-Hatters strike again. Dan Cox, Shiela O'Brien, Wendy O'Gorman and Robert Brand. Oakford Schalick Katherine Schmid Elmer, Nj Warminster, PA HPE Management Cynthia Scrivener james Seaton Ellicotr Cityg MD Bethamy, CT French Political Science . ,w-..-.-.m... I-n'u M an. mum . I . wwm Mmemmm Kevin Seits Christopher Sena Andrea Sematinger john Service Rose Valley, PA Massapequa, NY Croton on Hudson, NY Huntington, NY Sociology Management Sociology Economics Thomas Shaffer Elizabeth Shamsey Scott Shanley Mary Shaw Landsdale. PA Oaktom VA Smithtown. NY Ridgewood, NJ Management Economics Political Science Political Science Jun. Sitting pretty at Mummasburg St. Row 1: Meredith Missera, Karen Llewellyn, Row 2: Stacie Wiesenbaugh, Cindy Procopio. Seniors 59 ..-- ......-..-.. .. . - w-m-n-- ... .R.-W.u- -..-H. hmw wwww Douglas Shearer Allison Park PA Management julie Shomaker Carlisle. PA Spanish 60 Seniors Marianne Sheehan Eric Sheffer ' Lynn Sherman Westmont, Nj Dover, PA Lancaster, PA History English Management jennette Lee Shook Montgomery Simons Steven Sitek Westminster, MD Bay Head, NJ Paramus, Nj f-IisFory Math Economics The Brothers of Theta Chi celebrate during Parents Weekend. We're such little kids Rich Hammler, C88 and Francisco Rivera. Snowbound . . . Paul Ahrens and Matt MCDevitt. A Richard Skoniczin Robert Skrzypczak Karen Slaby Karl Smith Coatesville, PA Rockville Center. NY Crofton, MD King of Prussia, PA Music Education History Political Scienchconomics Management Christina Sommers Glenn Spinello Lisa Stoddard Karen Stone Filymoutb Meeting, PA Westbury, NY Branford, CT Big Flats, NY lsconomucs Management PWChOIOEY , HPE Seniors 61 Friends since the beginning: Andrea Sernatinger,janice Lindquist, Inger Imset, and Denise johnson. Elisa Braider in Art class. Andrew Stoner Kara Svendsen Douglas Swank Sean Sweeney Lancaster. PA Shillington. PA Berlin, PA Wilmington, DE Political Science History Religion Political Science Anne Swigart Irene Tanis Thomas Tempel Christine Thieman Huntingdon. PA Augusta, NJ Silver SprinngD Bernardsville, Nj English Management Biology Management 1 62 Seniors i Stacy Thomwall Eric Toburen Nicholas Trainer Gretchen Traub Glen Rock. Nj Harleysville, PA West Chester, PA Wilton, CT Sociology Math Economics Management Nola Traubitz David Trort Toan Van Tu Susan Tuk Silver Spring, MD Old Tappan, Nj Newtown, PA Warrington, PA Political Science American History Economics Management . .mma. N. 4 .. v g.- 4 ,. ,., v....v.m,,..mm. Seniors jackie Winkleman, Stacy Thomwall, Tracey Lee, and friends go to The Soviet Union. Seniors 63 jvaueline Uibel David Utley Gordon Van Note Cynthia Varcoe Pcnryn, PA Bethlehem. PA Sea Girt, NJ Succasunna, NJ English Management Economics , English Matthew Vecchione Thomas Veleber joanne Verkouw Matthew Verville A Glen Ridge. NJ Cheshire, CT Edgewater; MD Douglaston, NY ; Theatre Management English History ' Kara Cassavell hard at work. 6-1 Seniors The Seniors of Lambda Chi Alpha: Dave Richards, Brad Ebright, Tom Mountford, Dave Utley, Bob Palmer, Eric Toburen Wheres Paul Palumbo? 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PA Religion 66 Seniors Tracy Westward Newton, NJ Management Sheri Woodruff Newark, DE English A Friday afternoon at The Burg! jacqueline Winkelman New Haven, CT Management Christopher Yoder Kutztown, PA Political Science Deirdre Winston Glen Head, NY Management Valerie Yost Fort Washington, PA Psychology Paul Zwally William Neill Laura jean Brennan , ? :Harrisburg, PA Morton, PA Copake, NY 'Mnnagemenr Management Sociology l I E i I i i Seniors 67 ey Manchester, Steve Sitek, Inger Imset,jer1nette .Seniors Ed Heaney, Chris Hamilton, Hal Shook, Fred Deeben, and Kurt Ilgen :1. A 1' '-,-' a .... .. Any Good friends Cathy Maxwell and Theresa Lovi Maryle says bye-bye seniors . . . 68 Seniors g: mi? 91.... 69 g r I E g g. g k 9 z Biology Row 1: Rowland Logan, Robert Barnes, Kay Ethridge, Sherman Hendrix - Chairperson, Ralph Sorensen, Row szan Mikesell, Neil Beach, Ralph Cavaliere, john Winkelmann. Chemistry Row 1: Ray Luckenbaugh, Alex Rowland,joe Grzybowski, Row 2: Lillianjackson, Donjameson, Donald Fortnum, William Park- er Chairperson 3 O Econon cs Row 1: Katsuyuki Niiro, jean Fletcher, Edmund Hill, William Railing, Mohammad Maid, Row 2: Derrick Gondwe, Ann Harper-Fender - Chairperson, Winston Griffith l ? Educadon Front: Sylvia Van Arsdale, Bruce Packard, Carole Boven, Back: john Held, Rebecca Thomas, James Slaybaugh Chairper- son, Paul Burkholder Faculty 71 72 29344214 French mxmngm Front: Laurence Gregorio, Eliza- beth Richardson-Viti, Amie Tannenbaum, Back: Robert Viti - Chairperson, Branko Lenski, Fred Exton German Front: Charlotte Armster, Ar- thur MCCardle, Back: David Crowner, Michael Ritterson - Chairperson, Ulrike Schwentker : 7:; Faculty Health 8z Phys. Ed. Ray Reider, Grace Kenney Chairperson, Gareth Biser, joe Donolli History L-R: Norman Forness, Bruce Bugbee, George Fick, Christine Hinshaw, j. Roger Stemen - Chairperson, Charles Glatfelter, Basil Crapster, Gabor Boritt, jean Holder Faculty 73 -w... m. N --. ... .. ....,...,.. -.V.--v..-.-..mquw-.-.... . M v- 74 Faculty Mathematics Front: Carolyn Magness. john Kellett, Yukiko Niiro, Back: Alex Wijesinha, L. Carl Lein- bach, Lowanda Bowers, Thom- as Pringwe, Robert Fryling, Da- vid Flesner Acting Chairper- son Military Science SSG Raymond Moody, MAJ William Campbell, Mrs. jean Hobbs, LTC Thomas Dom- browsky Chairperson, CPT Donna Barthle, MAJ john Ear- wood ROTC Cadet Officers CDT CPT David Tohn, CDT MAJ Keith Masback, CDT CPT Robert Tempel Cadet Company Commander Keith Masback helps talk a nov- ice over the edge. Faculty 75 Bdugc L-R: Robert Zellner, Kermit Finstad, Dexter Weikel, Freder- ick Speck, Anne Culbertson, Michael Marsinko, Norman Nunamaker Chairperson, Eu- ' S gene Belt gvmnvw-WVM PhHosophy Kerry Walters, Lisa Portmess, Chan Coulter Chairperson 76 Faculty Political Science Front: Nancy Hirschmann, Ken Mott, Back: Don Borock Chairperson, Chris Sylvester, Bruce Boenau, Don Tannen- baum Psychology Front: Teresa Sawyer, Robert Borstein,jar1et Riggs, Thane Pittman, Back: Samuel Mudd, P. Robert D'Agostino, Gertrude Gobbel - Chairperson, Dennis Lorenze Faculty 77 E Religion Front: Carey Moore - Chairper- son, Michael McTighe, Back: Charles Myers, Louis Ham- mann, Robert Trone Sociology 8c Anthropology Front: Sandra Gill, Charles Em- mons - Acting Chairperson, Back: Franklin Loveland, Bar- bara Denison, Rosemary Porter Spanish Front: Kerr Thompson, Ron Burgess, Kent Yager, Back: Le- ticia Diaz, Mary-Garland jack- son, Dorothy Donahue, Sima Rabinowitz Theatre Arts Front: Hazel Tawney, Mary Mead, Back1jerome Hanson, Emile Schmidt Faculty 79 Charles Glassick Gettysburg College 7 President 80 Administration .'rllFII.hI!rl.n' :Ilblll'lrli..l.'vrl.: v Registrar Front: Paula Murray, Ruth Groft, Back: Mary Waltz, Ron Couchman E Development Front: Patricia Pitney,janet A1- lamong, Peggy McConnell, Judy Musser, Back: Karen Ev- ans, Richard Allen, Betty Ander- son, Mimi Ward, Gloria Ziegler, Bruce Bigelow, Pat Lilley Administration 81 Financial Aid Patricia Melton $eatedl Ron Shunk - Director, Carole Grumbine Accounting Mike Malewicki, Diane Mac- Beth, Mary Ann Hartman, Shar- on Kuhn, Ruby Tyler, jim Omer, George Howes 82 Administration Alumni Relations Bob Smith, Norma Moore If I Public Relations Louise Keller,judy Helper, Car- ol Kefalos, Marguerite Plank, Robert Kenworthy Vwmmmww Administration 83 i E 3 E i, D 84 Faculty Librarians Dwight Huseman, Wayne Wolfe, Willis Hubbard, Martha Payne, Frances Playfoot, Paula Demanett, jane Moyer, David Hedrick Support Staff Nellie Heller, Ellen Troxell, Gwen jacobs, Pat Boron, Ann Pentz, Pat Hogan Pat Behre, Lois Grantz, Ann Wilcox, Sharon Reed, Pam MCGlaughlin, Kathy Crapster SCCurity Sandra Lutz, Carey Klipp, Ti- mon Linn Admissions Row 1: Kristin Morrow, jean LeGros, Becky Rodriguez, Gail Sweezey Row 2: Stephanie Norce, Cheryl Ritter, Sandy Hubbard, Doris Summers, Kim Harmer, ROW 3: Dan Dundon, Darryljones, Sally Fagnan, Del Gustafson Faculty 85 i, E g g g i I E 3 V English Temma Berg, Leonard Gold- bergjack I.ocher,janet Stavro- poulos, jumes Pickering Book Store jozm Baltzley, Nancy Brill, Carol Priest. jim Ramos 86 Faculty Health Center Donna Behler, Constance SongerJoan Slagle, Emily Fort- num .QV- amm WW' .A.- --. .- -.-w..mw- Qy.w -W W . J i F P Counseling Terry Day, Sue Shupe, Bill jones, Frances Parker Student Life Cheri Harbaugh, Mary Gutting, Pete Curry, BJ. Davisson Mail Room Amy Miller, Ray Gold, Paul Bretzman Faculty 89 90 Faculty . 4 .h .-mwrme--wv ,ws-.-....--...r.v..m vis..-i....$ - .......w,..u- Front: Laura Harris, Keith Tuitt, Row szen Cavanagh, Kelly Hoffert, Christine Moyer, Row 3: Carol Itle, Tom Itle,james Fritz,jane Kosminoff, Row 4: Lars Bjoures, Dave Callan Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity. This co-educational organization was started in 1931 on this campus. It provides a chance for leadership, service, and friendship to all its members. This year APO sponsored a dance marathon, food drive, and Bloodmobile. 92 Activities Inter-Collegiate Band The Gettysburg College representatives for the Pennsylvania Inter-Collegiate Band were: LeRoy johns, Stephanie Przybylek Majorie Seymour, Leslie Przybylek, Tom Orff Front: Graca Bauleth, Sheena Davis, Lauren Wise, Michelle Gladden, Back: Pumell Chapple, Steve Mannion, Maurice Bellan, Keith Tuitt, Troy Datcher, Dean Matthews ACtivities 93 94 Bullet Band Students from all academic disci- plines compose the Bullet March- ing Band. In late August the band members arrive for band camp dur- ing which time they practice both music and marching routines. They tirelessly prepare for shows which are performed at half-time of every home football game, regardless of the weather. Their fine talents and enthusiasm have been appreciated by the students of Gettysburg for many years. Bullet Band 95 i i, 1 ! The Bullet Hole Managers - Front: Deb Charles Marketing, Pam jefferis - Personnel, Back: john Peri - Purchasing, Tim Houser - Accounting, Steve Schell - Quality Control, Dr. Carolyn Jacobson - Advisor From: Robert Brand,julie Herndon, Gayle HaddadJen Murray, Meg Savidge, Martha Hallet, Row 2: Pam Estabrook, Liz Quan, Stephanie Eichner, Nancy Warner, Stephanie Humphreys, Margi Humrich, Beth Wolcott, Diana Watson, Yvette Browning, Dawn Hadley, Row 3: Beata Wickbom, Amy Noonan, Kim Vasil, Lotta Ruben, Sue Roehre, Sue Klipp 96 Activities Chapel Council Front: Christine Moyer, Nancy Zambarano, Elaine Gangeri, Beth Spaulding, Allan Wolfe, Row 2: jackie Uibel, Tricia Lawrence, Scott Snyder, Katherine Chantelau, Lea Leininger, Row 3zjim Mogan, Brian McClinton, Chris Chantelau, Lee Martin, Tom YOung, Becky Thomas The French Club has just completed a dynamic year. They doubled their membership and accumulat- ed a lengthy list of accomplishments. Among them, Saturday morning authentic French breakfasts, a trip to Washington to see the Henri Matisse exhibit, a wine tasting seminar, and an au revoir picnic to show their appreciation to foreign assistant Christian Cassasus. Activities 9 98 Activities Front: Gayle Haddad, Shelley Hummer, Suzanne Nolan,joeller1 Huffer, Julie Smilak, Marybeth Lamana, Back: Lynne Heaver, Lisa Racaniello, Elizabeth Lerda, Deanna Johnson, Karen Loubris Front: Nancy Guffey, Lefty Biser, Barbara Mueller, Row 2: Pete GrahamJoe Reich,Joe Nickl, Row 3: Doug Fearon, Eric Derk . . .......-. wumwauwmm-mm v. lawn Gettysburgian From: Dan Kuhlthau, Thomas Leader, Row 2: Kevin McGuire, Kathy Doherty,Jeanne McClellan, Ed Gaulrapp, Row 3: jon Bloom, jim Frawley, john VanDerstad, Ray Hopkins, Paul Heimbach, Dennis Rhoades, Michael Lazo Front: Charlie Emmon, Don Deardorff, Glenn Dicker, Luke Niiler, Steve Flohr, Ray Bahr, Back: Kurt Kroncke, Chris Holt, Steve Eck, Marianne Peck,ju1ie BuoyJoanne Rasi, Katie Leonhardy, Erik Guenst, Denise Spivak Activities 99 College Choir 1 a ; g 4. :- vmm go we -l-l-l- -l-l-9 ID -I I b F g I i Y The Gettysburg College Choir consists of ap- proximately sixty members who rehearse but to five times weekly. Under the direction of Kermit Finstad, the choir had a very busy year. In addition to singing at the Parents Week- end service, the choir gave a pre-Christmas concert in Lemoyne. In place of the annual Christmas concert, the choir, along with the Chapel Choir, Orchestra, and alumni soloists, performed Handel's MESSIAH. A ten day tour of the Northeastern states included stops in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and New jersey. Members of the choir fin- ished the year with a sixteen day tour of Eu- rope. 100 College Choir mmd Owl and Nightingale Front: Gerry Hanson and Emile Schmidt, Row 2: Carolyn Baer, Gail Rudy,Jen Mitchell, Lauren Castello, Amy Miller, Rachel McClellan, Christine Myers, Matt Veccione, Vivian Maik0wski, Stacy FOX, Amy Allhouse, Colleen Petreson, Row 2: Amy Onest,jessica Blettner, Susan Blume, Geoff Marschall, Bob Pomponio,j0e Oravez, Betsy Schierloh, Scott Brill, Will Webb, Liz Diehl, Lee Martin, Bob Smith, Kurt Ilgen, Veronica Karas, Row 3: Bob Wesley, Chris Webb, Eric Anderson, Brian McClinton, Fred Deeben, Bob Judd,joe Smith .. , .3 W33 ,, :Hwn 'P' yvn NT ,M KANE? Lg, Ab...:gn u '- Jen Mitchell, Vivian Majkowski, Matt Veccione, and Chris Holley in a scene from the Fifth of july. Rick Stanton, Will Webb, Matt Veccione, and Amy Miller perform with Musselman Fellow in Acting john Milligan in Henry IV. O8CN 101 I E E 1 z i i t k 2 fr 102 Activities Honor Commission Chris Lawley, Sarah Dunn, Paul GarbeJim Cumberland, Bob Skryzpczak,joe Spillane, Pete Tartline, Mike Metcalf Front: Lee Archer, Sean Reilly, Craig Frost, Ed Heaney, Dave Allen, Chris Biondi, Rich johnson, Mark Longwell, Vince Powers, Back: Roby Thompson, Bill Duffil, Andy Kamavas, Darrin Ehlers, jim Dugan, Doug Snyder, Bryan Cox, Will McCrady, Dan Polizzotti, Craig Goemans nunduhod International Relations Front: Karen Petren, Wendy O'Gorman, Kevin Conroy, Back: Brendon Steidle, Musa Collidge, Maryle Paddack, MaryArme Sacco, Tim Foley Front: Ralph Franceschini, Mike Harris, Mike Salerno, Back: Kurt Ilgen, Theresa Capaci, Lauren Castello, Jill Moran, Chris Talmage ' Activities 103 i : i 0 i 9. .' I 9 104 Activities jr. Class Officers R; Sharon Locatell, Katie Welch, Heather Sanderson, Andra Horsch Karate Club Front: Chris Webb, Marie Belson,john Peri,john Scherr,jackie Bruno, Catherine Hourani, Back: Geoffrey Marschall, Rich Hendey, Ted Hilson,jon Moll, Ron Luongo, Andy Nordvall Orientation Leaders Front: Sarah Hitch, Laura Dawes, Sherry Shelby, Dawn Hadley, Sharon Hilgen, Leslie Buck, Laura Grayson, Sandy Filla, Back: Lesley Longo, Paul Garbe, Dave Richards, Bob Palmer, Sangita Patel, Laure Reissner Front: Caryn Camp, Kathy Beauchamp, Sarah Hitch,Judy Dempsey, Row szane Magoon, Sangita Patel, Martha Aylin, Row 3: Kathy MaCPhail, Beverly Knapper, Dawn Hadley,jane Reeder Activities 105 Lounging: Dave Neugebauer, Row 1: Scott Shanley,jeff Golden, Dan Poch, Phil Rice, Chris Hamilton,john Leasure, Chuck Mougalian,jeff Hooton, Row 2: Andre Castagnoli, Bill Kearney, Alex Boone, Eric Huggins, Tony Guerrera, Chris Moeller, George Morgan Gettysburg tries to gain control of the ball Captains john Leasure and Chuck Mougalian An injured Dave Neugebauer takes five on the side Chris Moeller fights for the ball in a line-out to his aid 3 ? 1 ? 108 Activities Phi Alpha Theta Front: Rob Skrzypczak,joe Spillane,jim Cumberland, Back: Bruce Bugbee, Basil Crapster, Charles Glatfelter, Christine Hinshaw, Marianne Sheehan,john Deeben,jeanne McClellan Row 1: Debbie Hall, Sally Scott,jen Haigh, Margaret Rand, Row 2:jen Hall, Kim Foehl, Kathy Doherty, Kirsten Lackstrom, Row 3: Ann Harper-Fender. Michael Ritterson, Terry SawyerJanet Powers, Rosemary Porter, Steve Brenneman,jean LeGros, Row 4: Raymond Sheeley, Carey Moore, Brad Ebright, Loel Rosenberry, Michael Bealer, Don Guthrie, Allan Wolfe, Calvin Schildknecht. Louis Hammann. Charles SIOat, Harold Dunkelberger, Row Szj. Russ Robinson, Sam Mudd, Matthew Petzold, Elmer Plisckhe, Robert Palmer. Robert Barnes, Robert Fidler um. W r - nm-ASQN ;: 1 Residence Life Staff Frontzjen Heinrich, Kristin Stracka, Lynne Owen, Beth Karlip, Ted Little, ROW szoe Reich, Katie Ruffenach, Chris Maginnis, Sharon Locatell, Mindy Swan, Kevin Smith, Row 3: Eric Monheim, Denisejphnson, Steve Sitek, Mary Shaw, Sue Firth, Heidi Spera, Don Deardorff, Row 4: Brian Black, 1 Rocky Versace, Cindy Baffa, Kathy Beauchamp, Sarah Greenhalgh, Patty Hunter Front: Allison Wheatley, Linc Thompson, Stacy Straub, Row 2: Cindy Petulla, Lynne Owen, Lesley Buck, Row 3: Adina Elfant, DOug Fearon, Laura Grayson Activities 109 ;' i ! E I g '1 : ; 110 Activities 1W Sigma Alpha Iota is an international music fraternity for women. Its membership is characterized by women interested in music and its goal is to promote music on campus. The Epsilon Beta chapter participates in the Parent's Weekend show, sells singing telegrams, and holds a musical 6 and a musicathon. Frontzjudy Dempsey, Lynne Basset, Chris Hoffman, Sharon Dempsey, Backzjeff Fisher - Coach, Cathy Chase, Anne Kassekert, DeDe Clapp, Laurie Melick - ' . . . 1h Mam... :v u. m.;.. rmwn'ummumbo Student Senate A Front: Sarah Wendt, Cathy Lilienthal, Cindy Baffa, Chris Brill, Row 2: Kim Cain, Capri Goraya,Jen Cavanagh, Steve Sitek, Donna Mercado, Dawn D'Orsaneo, ROW 3: Eddie Ferenczi, Dave Trott, Cindy Hill, Kurt Balderson, Scott Brandle, Karen Petren $ Front: Susanne Bates, Kathy Lawlor, Brett Dormer, Lisa Caso, Ellie deGuzman, Marguerite Fontanez, Brian Petrasek, Row 2: Christine Caruso, Roberta Beauchamp,jackie Bruno, Margaret Rand, Robyn Young, Row 5: Sheri Noble, Sandy Amass, Scott Snyder, Sue GroskoPh, Kirsten Guss, Sandy Sankey, Catny Hourani, Rob Pomponio, Abigail Overton, Michelle Moyer,jamie Grosslicht, Carol Morgan, Karen Anderson, Lynne Fletcher, Row 4: Brad Ebright, Laura Grayson, Meg Makous, Brian Vagnoni, Theresa CapacL Art Kelly, Tom Pangburn,jen Hall, Dave Mason, Scott johnson, Mike Bealer Activities 111 112 Front: Tricia Lewicki, Kelly Langan, Row 2: Tammy Waters, Terry Sawyer, Row 3: Debbie Iannacone, Dan Feldmann, Row 4: Kim Redilla, Laura Dawes Front: Polly Meinders, Stacy Thomwall, Back: Kelly McConnell, Gail Rudy, Chris- tine Griffith Activities L-R: Lisa Portmess, Marlena Dunlap, Emma Milligan Front: Anne Swigart, Brian Black, Back: Karl Voigt, Kathy McCaw,Jeanne McLellan, Luke Niiler Activities 113 -...a-.v.m---w.v- i : p Intramural Sports 114 Activities . .m-vunn Activities 115 F OOTBALL Captains Chris Politi and Pete Graham lst row: Dave Wolfe, Don Brovero, Rick Krause, Mike Salerno, Chip Rossi, Brian Anderson, Tony Campana, Tony Wechter, Scott Wronsky, Bob Kronkenberger, Chris Yoder. 2nd row: Lou Diess Terry Flynnulim Godorecci, Ron Luongo, Mike Orner. john Oxley, Nick Pizzo, Chris Politi, Tim Welsh, Leigh Bonczewski, Bob Donohue, Mike Gaeta 8rd row: Rich Dmfottu. Mike Rosenberger, Howard Alexander, Tom Donegan, Eric Engelhardt, Dan Feldmann, Hugh Gallagher, Dave Gronski, Dave Heckard, Rich Long, Dave Siffnnger. kh row: Chris Suchunick. Nick Trainer, Eric Apshugo, Shane Edmonson, Ron Bongo, Harry Buzzard, Henry Frick, Pete Graham, Bill Hennion,jason Matzus, Nick Morano, Mike Zuscimitt 5th row: Chris Kakulec, Keith Koehler, Dave LeCause, Brad Morris, Kevin Snyder,john Stankiewicz, Mark Youndt, Rob Barnett, Mike Brady, Ed Gallagher, Larry Hamacher,jim Dohson. 6th row: jay Kubicki, Gerry Mihulick. Mike Buteman, john Moss, Sean Murphy, Chris Mutascio,j0n Reifer, Mike Creamer, Ron DeLuca, Eric Derk,jim Hartnett, Will Wrightson. 7th row: Iiric johnson. Ken Lovett, Joe Reich, Dave Tavolaro, Bill Hadel, Mike Warren, Chris Angell, Mike Colbath, Ben Griffith, Mike Myers, Greg Steer. 8th row: Al Purulis. Vince DiGiacomo, john Troster. Dennis Barkman, Shawn Prohaska, George Reinhard, Craig Lichtenstein, Steve Kletter, Maurice Bellan, Todd Wolfram,Jody Shelby. 9th row: Couches Sweeter. Raider. Campm Gouker. Lawrence, Breaux, Kirk 118 Football 1 , SWATHMORE' 1 54: , J. HOPKINS l i 13 ,1, H, ;Ui$.M,M A. 5 13 ,; , URSINUS ' 7 MUHLBNBBR a 9 2 14 :iHAMPbEN-SIDNBYL 5 I I 31 , . , 71 DICKINSON 14 F. s: M. 4 4,: sq, '13w$;n'u . ' '5'. Football 119 F IELD HOCKEY Back L - R Sally Sites, Kathy Doherty, Karen Lopusniak, jessica Christiansen,julie Anderson, Barbara Ehring, Beth Curry, Deirdre Winstonjoanne Hopf, Lois Bowers. Front: Tracey Wilhelm, Allison Whe atley, Stacie Herring, Pam Williams, Kathy Cotton, Wendy Willis. 120 FIELD HOCKEY G-BURG 2 LEBANON VALLEY 2 MILLERSVILLE 3 j. HOPKINS s YORK o BLOOMSBURG 1 w. MARYLAND 0 DICKINSON o 1 1 7 2 2 0 F. a; M. SHIPPENSBURG MESSIAH jUNIATA GLASSBORO ELIZABETHTOWN MESSIAH FIELD HOCKEY v; Z. Elan! IIFi-ESII . s, :I $IIII14wllz1 ,..x.uiii:: , . . ,an..,? .4,. VBURG , , TOWSON g , Mt. St. MARYS NAZARETH DREW MILLERSIVILLE YORK ELIZABETHTOWN ; , W. MARYLAND ; ; . ALBRIGHT LEB. VALLEY : : ' MESSIAH SUSQUEHANNA ; WASH 8: LEE. -: - ; DICKINSON v MORAVIAN 1 F s; M u MUHLENBERG 0 j. HOPKINS Captains - Kevin Seits, Paul deSibour, and Matt Rockstroh - 'i-Jv'- wk JkHHHHOONOOONOOHHON ;..$ . Front: john Loyack, Mark Mumford, Kevin Seits Middle: Rod Edminston, Scott Stoddard,jeff Dooley, Chris Condit, Dave Richards, Drew Cockley, Paul deSibour, Matt Rockstroh. Back: Coach Wright, Steve Pinkin,jim Shinski, Mark Nikolich, Sean O'Leary, Eric Toburen,jeff Blavett, Andy Corryjohn Klein, Ed Heaney, Coach Youse. VOLLEYBALL OVERALL RECORD 39-9 Front: Traci Moore, Roberta Beauchamp, Michelle Porter, Caryn Davis, Michelle Somody, Kelly Derr Back: jannette Shook, Karen Ehatt, Lynn Gates,jodi Lopiano, Maureen Mullarkey, Coach Drexel. 124 Volleyball Jodi Lupiano and Roberta Beauchamp Volleyball 125 CROSS COUNTRY MEN'S RECORD MESSIAH j. HOPKINS W. MARYLAND CATHOLIC AMERICAN F 85 M DICKINSON Mt. St. MARYS ALBRIGHT SUSQUEHANNA jUNIATA HAVERFORD WIDNER WOMEN'S RECORD MESSIAH j. HOPKINS w. MARYLAND CATHOLIC AMERICAN F s; M DICKINSON ALBRIGHT jUNIATA WIDNER Frontsz. Hendricks, Ed Olson, Al Mitche1,jim Kimball Back: Coach Shenk, Peter Morse, Luke Niiler, Kevin Vigue, Ralph Nickl, Gary Schultz, Coach Riggs. 126 Cross Country From: jenny Mitchell, Tracy Clark, Mindy Fiscus, Keary Johnson Middle: Kathleen Clarke, Stephanie Humphreys, Karen Stone, Caroline Roos, Debby TOy, Beth Waddington. Back: Coach Shenk, Beth Daubert, Kathy Lilienthal, Mariam Taft,j0yce and Debbie WangLee, jill Vimstein, Terry Reinman, Coach Riggs. ,,., Q a Cross Country 127 WOMENS SWIMMING i i E 1 z 5 G-BURG 106 SHIPPENSBURG 106 E 94 LAFAYETTE 62 ? 93 LEHIGH 106 .j 80 w. MARYLAND 23 3 72 F 86 M 30 l; 125 URSINUS 62 1 139 WIDNER 30 ' 126 SUSQUEHANNA 43 102 WASH. 231 LEE 57 113 j. HOPKIN 86 96 DICKINSON 104 71 KUTZTOWN 53 , 62 SWATHMORE 42 ' Front: Wendy Rosenmiller, Hope Carter. 2nd row: Leslie Barringer, Stacy Hegna, Katie Ruffenad joanne Williams, julie Martin, Susanne Bates. 31d row: Caroline MCClintic, Kara Murphy. Chen Kuster,jen Lusch, Mary McKiernan. Back row: Asst. Coach Sauer, Cheryl Sattin, Kim Good, Coac. Rawleigh 128 Swimming : Front: Pat O,Brien, Tom Chiarlonzio, Dave Galassi, Art Kelly, Collin DOst. Middle: Chris LeBold, Rich Hammler, Ken Fischer, Mike Grenier, Brian Golden. Back: Asst. , Scott Sauer, Rob Tempel, Tyler Bierly, Greg Pinchbeck, Todd Campbell, Coach a; Rawleigh. 85 78 72 65 79 64 123 128 112 68 73 113 57 74 SHIPPENSBURG LAFAYETTE LEHIGH w. MARYLAND KINGS F 8: M URSINUS WIDNER SUSQUEHANNA WASH. az LEE j. HOPKINS DICKINSON KUTZTOWN SWATHMORE 119 102 116 30 21 35 56 17 63 117 110 77 46 25 Swimming MEN,S SWIMMING 129 WRESTLING G-BURG 18 ELIZABETHTOWN 23 22 MESSIAH 23 2 LYCOMING 44 20 WASH 84 jEFF. 34 37 LYOLA 6 5 YORK 35 BUCKNELL 53 43 EASTERN 2 23 j. HOPKINS 20 3o WIDNER 15 g 0 DEL. VALLEY 50 I 21 SWATHMORE 23 E 20 SUSQUEHANNA 25 5 9 F. s; M. 35 . 24 LEB. VALLEY 21 , 27 HAVERFORD 24 z 6 w. MARYLAND 36 ' 16 MORAVIAN 31 Front: Craig Regitz. Stanley Brodka, Doug Steele. Scott Ruvo Back: Coach Bertrand. Steve Bielecki, Wayne WetterauJim Purcell,j0hn Pizzo, Ben Robinson, Todd MacGlashan, Paul Zwally, Coach Breaux 150 Wrestling,Y MEN,S BASKETBALL A .. w- n.-m -- 0 '- ,- V v. ..- h- ' Front: Musa Collidge, Dave Housley, Brian Towns, Tony DiMatteo, Chris Erb, Traci Moore. Back: jake Diviney, Mike Kirkpatrick, Tom Harteis, Rich Pacewark, Brian Everley, Scott Douglas, jeff Fisher, Gary Chapdelaine, Scott Kremp, Don Anderson. 132 Basketball G-BURG 58 WEST Va. TECH 77 71 cw. POST 94 60 w. MARYLAND 69 76 F 8: M , 88 76 MORAVIAN 7o 65 DICKINSON 62 79 AMERICAN 116 84 j. HOPKINS 100 77 UNION 85 87 - W.P.I. 84 67 SUSQUEHANNA 59 89 WASHINGTON 86 80 ELIZABETHTOWN 88 71 MUHLENBERG 74 85 LEBANON VALLEY 82 54 PRINCETON 85 78 F 81 M 70 70 jUNIATA 72 62 MORAVIAN 6o 87 w. MARYLAND 73 89 LYCOMING 74 75 DICKINSON 79 85 MUHLENBERG 61 97 LEBANON VALLEY 53 79 ALBRIGHT 67 41 WIDNER . 85 Basketball 133 WOMENS BASKETBALL Back: COach Babinchak, Suzi Piacine, Carol ItIe, Carol Carlson, Linda Reeves, Cathy Bosma, Lisa Burak, Virginia Erickson, Karen Sbrollini. Front: Cathy Cotton, Kelly Finnegan, Heidi Spera,jill Lane, Mike Cantele. Captains Carol Itle and Heidi Spera with Coach Babinchak 134 BASKETBALL 63 39 74 59 54 51 77 71 74 72 69 42 77 63 64 66 60 63, MORAVIAN CATHOLIC U. YORK MESSIAH L w. MARYLAND DICKINSON ELIZABETHTOWN ,F. 86 M. MUHLENBERG LYCOMING jUNIATA J. HOPKINS LEB. VALLEY .DICKINSON - j. HOPKINS w. MARYLAND LEB. VALLEY F. s: M. ALBRIGHT 6o , 6 170 L 102 6 74', 6 65 76 57, 86 58 5:: :48 686 86 74 83 61 BASKETBALL 135 156 Sports MEN,S LACROSSE k . . - .5919; II: U Front: Bill Peters,Jim Railey, Chris Sena. Middle: Mike Porter, Randy Krebs, Kevin Comiskey, Tom Evans, Brian Sullivan, Rahul Patel, Chris Wall, Scott Shanley Orin, Lavine, Marty Hellman. Back Coach Donolli, Steve Stavisky, Pete Bell, Mike Creamer, Mike French, Dan Polizzotti,jim Carbonell,John Nelson, Chris Bright, Steve Pinado, Keith Fleming, Scott Robertson, Paul Ahrens, Earl Kight, Coach Anderson, Geoff Bricks, Coach Nesbitt. 138 LACROSSE 159 E S S O R C A L Back: Coach Bowers, Barb Ehring, Wendy Willis, Tina Lotz, Inetta Rex, Leslie Huckins, Sally Sites. Middle: Amy Lynch, Karen Slaby, Stacey Her- ring, Pam Allen, joanne Hoff, Suzi PiaciBe, Front: Beth Curry, Teri Rexroad, Pam Williams, Chris Wilhelm, Allison Williams. G-BURG 12 SHIPPBNSBURG 2 URSINUS 23 GLASSBORO 11 SWATHMORE 8 MILLERSVILLE 10 j. HOPKINS 1s DICKINSON WASHINGTON DREW W. MARYLAND F. 85 M. BLOOMSBURG Captains Barb Ehring and Karen Slaby with Coach Bowers HO LACROSSE Hx'aQJ; ; ztnzu'i 1K Ala KI . $$43$$ . unwvcuu; ! . $' At 3 w w - ti n mn. V - xv x nx 1 u u a .4 t x vnn l E' l a !!:3! vat: x A$ x w - R r... I .x ? 5153.! Instiitlhl Dnlix natIIIII IEIV kill! xi . a Guahua 3 , K din... . Ixyi q..... . is. .$1 . k.... Ii $ KY . lV $5 $ I Q? K'i1!. xx s K $ $K'. ?w .tI ! I :xX K N: 5 IRIX.!Nhhk-i.i 4ilhithWN AW! . .... ' : '1... 141 LACROSSE BASEBALL 2- v. 5....h w! a.-.vw ---.;, w-nr- Back: Eric DerkJim Shinske, Ken AckermanJohn Riordan, Mike Colbath, Matt Yeingst, Mark Anderson, Chris Mutascio, Chris Gaudio, Mark Pavieri, Chip Rossi, Mike Brady, Ken Killian. Middle: Dorsey Bilbert, Chuck Ritter, Tony Wechter, Greg Button, Chris Broking, Todd Wolfram, Charlie johnson, Andy Sheely, Brian Golden. Front: Coach Campo, Doug Fearon, Oak Schalick, Seth Bendian,jim Anderson, Tom Mountford, Sean Murphy, Coach Hartmnft. G-BURG 1 SOUTHERN TRIP 6 10 Mt. St. MARY'S 6 0, 4 NAVY 2, 6 5 ELIZABETHTOWN 1o 5, 7 YORK 2, 2 1 1 WILMINGTON 5 1, 6 LEE. VALLEY 4, 2 4, 9 MORAVIAN 2, 4 5 MESSIAH 8 6 BUCKNELL 7 11, s MUHLENBERG o, 2 s jUNIATA 11 14 DICKINSON 0 7, 8 F. s: M. 1, 5 3, 5 w. MARYLAND 2, 1 7 CATHOLIC o 7 j. HOPKINS 5 5 URSINUS 1 1112 BASEBALL ?nli ' V .5 W 9,: n. -. v.C ,4 , Q. . m w NW mifd nggmg BASEBALL 143 i i E 1 ; Aw. ... - 144 Back: Kerin Rigney. Carolyn McGoven, Coach Drexel, Karin Zurcher Salernq jennifer Holtz. TENNIS , Trish Lewicki. Front: Dana Belcher, Donna Klassen, Nicole ,2 G-BURG 3X 2 CATH IC g Mt. St. M RY'S ELIZGBBTZHTOWN i YORK',' 3: HOOD . . ALBR . HT OOXWGXNUI U-iLNb-IUJNA . w, AK$.XV+W1VK ouwxloooowxoowcx DREW Mt. St. MARY'S F. a; M. MUHLENBERG DICKINSON MORAVIAN w. MARYLAND ELIZABETHTOWN j. HOPKINS JUNIATA MESSIAH MENS TENNIS lynnmnnup TENNIS 145 Back: Coachjones, Beth Waddington, Erin Farrell, Denisejohnson, Tracey Lee, Ginny Erikson, Christine Caruso, Nancy Guffey, Tamara Foster, Karen Loubris, Coach Riggs, Coach Wright, Middle: Lizjanowitz, Melissa Bond, Beth Rollins,jen Mitchell, Tracey Clark, Susan Wolfe, Dawn D'Orsaneo, Front: Barb Mueller, jane Voyzey, Carol Wessner, Keary johnston, Terry Reinman, Pam Wilson, Cathy Lilienthal, Lisa Buntschun, Mindy Fiscus G-BURG 48 MESSIAH 8 ,7 : A 5 92 , LYCOMING 26 Egggmuisgmgm H! '3 92 SUSQUEHANNA 51 k f . . . 70 L DICKINSON 55 x 70 AF. 8: M. 44 76 MORAVIAN 59 . . 100 j. HOPKINS 31 TRACK NIELI x . ; 106 W. MARYLAND 29 L 106 U. PITT 29 F 54 ... Captains Denise johnson and Tracey Lee with Coach Riggs 146 TRACK MEN3S TRACK l 3 IF '3 '3 E 3 5g, G-BURG r; is MESSIAH 93 ,r m LYCOMING 14 w DICKINSON 41 3.4 ALBRIGHT 33 -2. , vs J. HOPKINS 45 g 0, GEEQEEBUEG mo W. MARYLAND 32 v ' -' m SUSQUEHANNA 101 :9 F. 8; M. 87 34 MORAVIAN 8S Back: Coach Riggs, Ken Lovett, Ed Olson,joe Reich, Don Fort, Chris Talmage, Steve Mannion, Ralph Franceschini, Coach jones, Coach Wright, Middle: Barb Mueller, Lawrence Davis, Scott Litchfield,jim Chametski, Alex Ortiz, Kevin Vigue,j.P. Hendricks, Mindy Fiscus, Frontzjay Trevismjeff Hooton, Tim Luing, Steve Sitek, Terry Flynn, Dave Housely, TR ACK 147 SOFTBALL 11W . gm-r4i9;vz'z A. ,, . udijmuli WEEK? i v Back: Heidi Spera, Kim Gill, Vicki Bounds,jodi Lopiano, Kim Gill, Maryann Middle: Sabine Haag, Barb Nelson, Amy Parker, Sue Smolko, Kath Mary Sautter, Karen Stone. 3 x. 3t .3: ft McMenamin, Coach Babinchalj', y Vail. Front: Beth Asper, Lee Lamparelk G-BURG 7, 4 CATHOLIC 6, 2 1, 2 MILLERSVILLE 7, 5 2, 1 YORK 1, 2 14 , , ALBARIGHT 6 3, o l 5g: 8 :12 7 o LLEB. VALLA 5,3 1, 9;, 53W MARYUAND 5, 0 'i 7,9 F. 8c M. 2,11 . 33, 10 . WASHINGTON o, 0 s, 9 WILKES, - ,2, 4 a 148 SOFTBALL GOLF G-BURG 419 J. HOPKINS MESSIAH 418 URSINUS jUNIATA W. MARYLAND YORK DICKINSON SWATHMORE j. HOPKINS w. MARYLAND MORAVIAN LEB. VALLEY F. s; M. DICKINSON MUHLENBERG ,relk Back: Coach Hummel, Lincoln Thompson, Greg Edelson, Gordon VanNote, Lars Bjores, Front: Kevin Loh, Scott Horton,john Murray. GOLF 149 150 Sports Row lzjake KellerJerry Young, Steve Ruth, Dave Sukites, Rob Fry, Welker. Rob LnrmourJeff Derosa, Dan Feldmun, Matt Owens, And jef'Uerue, Dun Rozanski, Tom Veleber, Bob Skry 152 The Eta Phi chapter of AXP enjoyed yet anOther prosperous year at Gettysburg College. The Chapter was graced with 9 quality pledges, and their new little sisters. Founded in 1958, the chapter has con- tinued to grow academically, athletically and social- ly. Many members of AXP participate in varsity sports, such as football, basketball, track and wres- tling. Crow is also noted for its strong intramural teams. Socially, Crow is noted for its fabulous 4 in 1 party, the annual April outdoor reggae band party, Thursday night clubs, and its incredible band par- ties. Academically, the fraternity is consistantly in the top 11. Besides academics, Crow devoted much time to its philanthropy this year. Once again Crow held its annual Rock-a-thon raising money for Cere- bral Paisey. In closing, we would like to wish this year's sen- iors and the entire Greek community well in their future years. Alpha Chi Rho pczach, Rob Lloyd; y Karnavas, Dean Irey. Tom AtchisonJeffjerue, Dan Rozanski, Pete Nelson, Mark Schiavone, Chris Buck, Dave Maslankowski, Andy Wong, Dave Frizzle; Row 2: Paul Thallner, Dan Matt Owens, Andy Kamavas, Dean Irey, Tom Atchison, Row 3:jack Gurley, Steve Bielecki,jim Seaton, Geof Marchall, Scott Litchheld, Mike Cantle, Scott Fincher, Kurt Foehl, Dave Joy, Glen Walker, Dave johnson, Erik johnson, Chris Weyant, Monty Simons, Eric Ruoff. I Seniors ham it up at the Crow Pledge Formal .n' Friday morning breakfast The band's groupies J Alpha Chi Rho 153 A w e.....-m...x-e,,..'- Row 1: Tenely Masters. Kristen Smith, Debbie Dent, Dana BelcherJen Lasher, Lotta Ruben, Heather Adfensen, Stacie Straub, Kim Moran, Am smn, Kristen Ogilvie. Anne Harrison, Kirsten Guss, Heather Gall, Angela Carbone, Becca Link, Missy Shalick, Kim Buckley, Anne Keidel, Beth Fomuto; Row 3: Robin Pascucci, Anne Orrell, Karen Breslin. Patti Morrison, Murguarite Fonteurez, Chris Lynch, Kirsten Lackstrom, Faith Phillips, Amy Holt, Stacey Daubert, Allison Woodruff; Row 4: Theresa Capaci, Caroline McClintic, Kathy MuCPhuiI, Mary Andrus, Heather Brodnicki, Mimi Cruise, Kristen Stracka, Teri Reerad, Laurie Kehl, San Ryan, Deirdre Winsron, Ellen IIzigigh, Lori Wheeler, Carol Pewe Dede Clapp, Linda Berardino, Laurie Melick, Sue Grenier; Row 6: Sharon Hayman,jane Kosminoffjamie Grosslicht, Karlyn Queen Vermilye; Row 7: Sarah Dunn, Dana Bouterse, Sarah Hitch, Pattie BroganJen Haigh, Katie For- ommers, julie jorzak. Missing: Laura jean Brennen, Meg Savidge, Loretta Lyonsi Anderson, Rebeccu Leithill Sorger, Liz Valitski, Sharon Locatell, Cheryl Crebase, Mac Syth. Margie IIumrich. Betsy Rohlund, Grace Zorn, Steph Smith; Row 8: Chrissy S This year, the Delta Rho Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi continues to grow and prosper. Since our founding at Gettysburg College in 1961, we have become a chapter that each member can be proud of. We began the year with an unbeatable new pledge Class of 34, and continued to keep busy helping New Oxford welcome Santa Claus and raising money through our biannual bookmart for our philanthropy, The Ronald McDonald House. ADPi has also been very busy around campus. Many of our sisters are active as RA'S, Orientation leaders and participate in a wide variety of sports, as well as holding positions on the Honor Commission and Student Conduct Review Board. Alpha Delta also took part in and placed first in DOS annual Anchor Splash, intramural flag football and floor hockey. We concluded a productive year with our annual Seniors' Formal at the Maryland Hunt Valley Marriot and a beautiful Seniors' ceremony at the covered bridge. 154 Alpha Delta Pi Tenley and Annie - Fast friends y Torallo, Sarah Wendt; Row 2: KristiejohnA gita Patel,jen Davis; Row 5: Sue Karabin, Karin Hagen Fredricksen, Sharon Seniors teaching the pledges their favorite song. ? Our happy little pledges Alpha Delta Pi 155 Row 1: Bill Rzintlig, Sean Dwyer, Rob Ambrose, Rob Battista, Fritz Hirtz, Mike Weiler, Todd Galle, William Paris, Bullseye Lafaver, Aaron Benner, William Mitchell,john Dwelly, Sir Glenn Alot, Tom Fry, Edwin, Steve Flohr, Brian Macnumem, Tom Whipple, Matt Priddy, Kyle Plantizer, Steve Buckwalter, Timmy Delaney. Missing: Reb Stever, Garret Vandermolen, Scott Sutknwski. Chris llolt, Keith Carson, Alex Oritz. Mike Cerruti, Cody Brooks, Ian Paul. In its 105th year on campus, the Alpha Upsilon chapter of Alpha Tau Omega has firmly established itself as a force in all areas of campus life. Its ranks provide officers for the Honor Commission, BACCHUS, and WZBT. For WZBT, ATO continued its tradition of hosting the station's spring concert with the Miracle Legioanatie Bar the Door show. Almost every member of the brotherhood and the affiliated Sister of the Maltese Cross participates in some activity, either extracurricular or athletic. ATO has had teams in all intramural sports. Most notable has been the soccer team, which had the largest and most vocal contingent of fans seen in recent years for any intramural Squad. The team itself did well, boasting the only victory over the champions. But ATO has other concerns besides the campus. It has assisted in all of the philanthropic activities organized by students, and both ATO and SMC have sponsored such events on their own more than once. In the classroom, disregarding its many Presidential scholars, prides itself on its fine relationship with the faculty. This has confirmed by the attendance at our faculty cocktail party. But even ifATO had nothing else to offer but itself, the campus would be enriched. The idea ofindividuality that dominates ATO and the SMC makes everything else that we do for the campus possible. And yet, even though we are not as small as we were, we still are as closeknit. Complete freedom is the spirit of this chapter, and through this we have achieved the goals of our fraternity's founders to such an extent that whoever is associated with our house is proud to say I am an ATO. 156 Alpha Tau Omega A typical day at ATO iWell, not to typical actually; I mean, it was snowing . . . l 1' Santa Claus and his ATO SMC helpers at the Zion Church In Gettysburg, where they provided a Christmas party for local youths. Patti OsterhOut, Santa, Ian Paul and Friend. The ATO soccer team celebrating its completely unexpected successful season. Row 1: Kurenjohnson. Anne Kussedert, Sue Beck, Sharon Hilgen,jvauie Winkleman, Pan Starret,jennifer Parks, Sue Moretti, Amy Hummel, Kathy Hesser; Row szanis Vosburgh, Betsy jope. Kittie Ruffenuch. Sue Sclmffer, Tracy Wilhelm, Sherryjohnson, Lauren Hauser, Sue Roehre, Sherri Thoma, Denise Edumunds; Row 5: Beth Estabrook, Shelley Hummer, Pam Estabrook, Lisa Hatter. Ilenrher Sanderson, Liuireen McHugh, Dawn Hadley, Lynne BassettJiII Moran, Carlene Campos; Row 4: Kathy Arnold, Mary Peacock, Melanie Novak, Holly Ward, Kelly Hof- fcrchn Coles, Andrea Sernatinger. Melanie Cann, Carrie Buehler, Barb Mueller; Row 5: Cathy Noms, Sue Wolfe, Lise Buntschuh, Tracy Westward, Beth Ballantine, Mary Ellen Roach, Donna Sturm, Karen Ellinwood, Amy Piknlow, Melissa Rothermel; Row 6: Kathy O'Neill, Lisa Passmore, Polly Wingert, Heidi Reinman, Liz McCabe, Lisa Racaniello, Patty Stanley, Leslie Barringert Kelly McKnight. Vanessa Eichelherger, Carole Schoen; Missingzjill Petrie. Hope Carter, Annette Gyauch, Caryn CampJoanne Verkoquane Magoon, Kristen Wood, Becky Thomas, Claire Rugosa, Mandy IIibIer. Sandy Filln, Kara Murphyjessica Christiansen, Missy Hughes, Mindy Swan, Shelley Butler, Ingrid Wilson, Tabby Hendershot, Penny Tavormino, Mandy Freeman, Gail Grunfors. Kristen Bernt. Kirsten Rhody, Mary Anne McMennamin, Diane Flinter, Amy Rollason. FVK Alpha Xi Delta has had a great year very active year. Starting offthe year with the annual pancake breakfast, Alpha Xi raised a large sum of money for their philanthropy, the American Lung Association. Alpha Xi quickly adjusted to Panhel's decision to hold formal Rush in the fall by planning a Mickey Mouse theme for the Rushees. Then they prepared their usual production of Grease which was a big success. Alpha Xi was soon rewarded with twenty-nine enthusiastic pledges who received their bids in October. Thanks to the pledges and sisters, Alpha Xi holds the highest GPA ofall the sororities for the fall of 1986. Through the sorority takes their academics seriously their studies do not prevent them from having fun. Alpha Xi had a hat party with SAE. 21 TGIF party with Phi Delta, and 21 Reggae party with AXP. They also participated in the Delta Gamma Anchor Splash and finished second. Overall, the sorority had a successful year and continues to grow even stronger in the bonds of sisterhood. 158 Alpha Xi Delta A . Alpha Xi pledges of fall '86 On Bid Night Alpha Xi pledges sisters during Grease theme during formal rush. A. . 1! $4 Carrie Butler, Deb Beer, Lauren Hauser, Mel ' Novak and Melanie Cann at Mickey Mouse theme during fall rush. Alpha Xi Delta 159 i, i i i i l Row 1: Amy l,ittig, Kathy Beachump, Sally Furnary, Sarah Greenhalgh, Mimi Doran, Kelly Holmes, Bessie Mandes, Martha Aylin, Marie Seitz, Barb Mandes; Row 2: Kelly Page, Beth Turley, Kathy DuvidJen Avriginn, Vicki Ashley Lipscomb, Sharon Dempsey, Caroline R005, Liz Diana, Mariam Taff, Edie Edwards; Row 3: Deb WetherbeeJill Stull, Cindy Hill, Farm KellerJane Voyzey. Theresa Bishoftljoyce Wanglee, Lauriejohnson; Row 4: Beth Dickenson, Meg Niblock, Erin Francy, Cindy Bootay, DeeDee Boulanger,jen Moyer, Steph Eichner,jenny Mitchell, Kaitinku VanVurik, Kelly Lungun; Row 5: Cindy Shields, Nancy Warner, Laura Hilbert, Laurie Thomas, Cindy Pasola, Patty Hunter,jen Buckley, Kris Nowak, Diane Madison, Denise Even, Lisa Sumndos. Tummy VunAntweerane Nailor; Row 6: Betsy Weaver, Quenbyjackson, Ann Boote, Kerry SturgillJean Rodenberger, Amy Kobrynski. Carol Carlson, Andrea Masters, Ali- son Bishoiif. The Tau Delta chapter of Chi Omega experienced a most exciting 1986- 1987 year at Gettysburg College. The Chi Omega's hosted their national Governing council for the 50th AnniveISary of the chapter on the Gettysburg College Campus. For a halfa century, Chi Omega has been a strong and active part of the campus and community. During the Fall semester, Chi-O held their retreat to plan their activities and prepare for 21 busy year ahead. Fall Rush week was an overwhelming success for the sisters who were pleased to accept 32 new pledges. These outstanding girls showed their Chi-O spirit by planning a successful pledge raid tojohns Hopkins, raking leaves for the Gettysburg community, and working diligently on their scholarship. Sisters and pledges both enjoyed their Crush Dance with SAE, parents weekend with TKE, Chi Omunga with FIJI, and the Halloween party with Phi Delt. Chi Omega also celebrated Halloween by selling triCk-or-treaties for their philanthropy, Survivors. Second semester began installing a new Chapter at Franklin and Marshall, as well as the initation of their own pledges. In the spring the semester came to a close with a Parent's Weekend cocktail party, the Eleusianian breakfast and our annual Senior's Formal. Chi-O looks forward to planning many more activities in the fall with their strong sisterhood and their new Executive Board. Chi Omega juniors 160 Chi Omega Chi-O's Pajama party Chi-O Seniors Chi Omega 161 $23.??? ;- 1v. : A um: Row 12julie Smilak, Courtney Good, Mary Zubia, Tricia Cereta, Christine Kneifel, Pam Mason, Betsy Schierloh, Maryle Paddack,jill Littman, Nanette Di Tosto, Stacey Verrengia. Row 2: Kim Gale, Elizabeth Lerdn, Kate Schmid, Andrea Coscia, Lauren Batta,julie Buoy, Christine Fischer, Kendra Morris, Kirsten Frank, Marianne Peck, Holly Schauer. Row 3: Kim Bogosian, Eleni Geurgilukis, Stephanie Gaughmn, Karen Tmmont, Meg Makous, Suzanne Nolan, Karen Kazyak, Mary Kate Hogan,julie Earley, Dianne Sipp. Row 4: Beth Daubert, Alison Ludwig,jackie Pompnly, Dam Henry, Heidi Schollen, Tamara Foster,jane Reeder, Kim Harris, Chris Pistoia, Gwenn Wright, Lynn Moreshead. Row 5: Karen McMullen, Sue Neiderfinger, Nikki Deoudes, Murcey Dunn, Carol Wessnert Betsy Newman, Aynn Chiary, Heidi Lathrop, Karen Hamwi, Lori Butterworth, Beth Patton. Row 6: Deb Terranova, Lisa Procopio, Melissa Klahm, Sue Finklee Missing: Maude Funelli, Donna Mercado, Liz Shamsey, Kara Svendsen, Ann Wanamaker. The Beta Lembda Chapter of Delta Gamma has played an active, leading role on the Gettysburg cam- pus. The 1986-1987 school year was an extremely busy year for Delta Gamma. The annual Anchor Splash is a major fund raiser and receives total campus participa- tion. DG's volunteer themselves as tourguides, Orien- tation leaders, Resident Advisors, DJ, sports players as well as numerous other services. DG's social events kept us busy and very entertained throughout the year. The Crush Dance, Ice Cream So- cial, Pledge Formal at TKE, Date Nites at Stavros, ten- chows, holiday parties, Derby Days and many other events were highlights of the year. The Senior's Formal was held at the Omni International Hotel in Baltimore, Maryland. All around the DG's experienced an enjoy- ful and eventful time in 1986-1987. DG's at Sigma Chi Marianne Peck, Karen McMulIen, Meg Makous, Allison Ludwig. and Monica LTainen. 16?. Delta Gamma 'nior DG'S 0n Bid Night Liz Shamsey, Kara cndsen, Donna Mercado, Maude Fanelli, Annie w namaker l n - -'jw-r;----llllll :w- Senior DG's during Rush , Kate Schmid, Court- ney Good, Barb Ehring, and Karen Hamwi Lim eni kie Ies. :Ie DG pledges at the Ice Cream Social at Sigma Chi - Dianne Sipp and Mary Kate Hogan. Delta Gamma 163 Gamma Phi Beta :3,- H' , r W Row 1: Gloria Hamilton, Meg Kernjen Carfrey, Stephanie Mattison, Elaine McNamara, Ejeanne Fellows, Wendy Paglieri, Mary Ann Sacco; Row 2: Teresa Lovi, Amy Noonan, Betsy Fixter, Laurie Acquuire. Tracy Garver, Louisa Kussin,jenny Getstad, Liz Rosriac, Karen Petren,jen Cavanaugh; Row 3: Sandra Fletcher, Chrissie Moran, Beverly Knapper, Rebecca Weidensaul, Alicia Lighter, Alison Ford. Georgianna McCube, Mary Haggerty, Paige Martini, Max Kowalzik, Megan O'Connor; Row 4: Maureen Scanlan, Christina McGonagle, Beth Seifert, Patti Alfonso, Caron Trainer, Lisa Beurdslee, Alicia FreireJill Bartlett, Sally Flynn, Liz Gardner, Deb Thompson; Row 5: Karin Baldwin, Debbie Vanderhoven, Susie Larson, Andra Horsch, Elizabeth Urland, Edie McLaughlin. Maria Sabo, Gina Maolucci, Debbie Blair, Robin Haberle; Row 6: Beth Peterson, Katie Pfeister, Mary, Karin Lupsiniak, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Laura Hoobe, Cathy Quinn, Lisa Quinn. Nancy Guf-fy; Row 7: Kara Long, Arm Land, Shelley Andrews, Erin Ferrell, Lisa Caso,julie Mulherin, Rachael Gernold, Kathy Lillienthal; Row 8: Megan Harris, Elizabeth Kelly, Suv zunne Simon, Grace Culley, Laura Whitney, Ginna VanSchoick, Bonnie Jenkins The Gamma Beta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta en- joyed its 28th active year on campus. The sisterhood continued to be dedicated to the college campus and community by extending itself to extra-curricular ac- tivities such as the annual I love Gettysburg under- wear sale, with proceeds going to Gamma Phi's nation- al philanthropy, a Camp for underpriviledged girls. For the second year in a row the sisters contributed their time and effort to the Gettysburg Lutheran Church in distributing Christmas Toys to the less fortunate. Some social highlights of the year included a costume party for Halloween, 3 Red Hot Cupid Party, and a St. Patty's Day Bash. The sisterhood was honored for their achievements and was requested to roadtrip to the University of Maryland to help establish a new chapter there. Also, two representatives were sent to Houston for a semi- annual convention of Gamma Phis across the country. The sisterhood takes pride in their devotion and looks forward to another year of involvement. 164 Gamma Phi Beta 1.. Gamma Phi performs A Chorus Line The girls of Water Street hanging out. Gamma Phi Beta 163 , E v 1 3 i l 1 1 r. e s, w Lambda Chi ' Alph Row 1: Bob Grey, Ted Little, Greg Franco, Ken Barlotta; Row 2: Karl Smith 5: Sean Kegger Kelly, Bob Palmer, Scott Hughey, Basil Pupoutos, Bob Bongiovanni; Row 4: Line Thomson, Rick Krause, Kevin Loh, Dave Rich Steve Elder, Mike Mayone, Mike High Roller Mahalage,john Pal Mariam, Matt Anderson; Row 5: Al Gutowski, Ed Purtlow, Scott Horton. ,John Miller, Steve Allee, Dave Behling, Mike LepportJeff Cuppucio; Row Tom Andrevzzi, Matt Berchirt, Tom Itle, Bruce Braunwell, Paul Palumbo, Eric Stone, Bob Bangiola. ards,jim Mogan, Todd Ross, Bob Luce, Sean Boehringer, 1 i mer, Doug Demotta, Ted Helwig, Mike Fitzy Fitzgerald, Glenn Doharty, Terence The history of Lambda Chi Alpha at Gettysburg can be traced to a local Fraternity, Phi Sigma, founded in 1916. In 1924, Phi Sigma combined with two other local fraternities to form Theta Kappa Nu. In 1939, 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 campus activities including sports such as Swimming, Soccer, Rugby, Football, and Golf. Student Government, ROTC, Get- tysburgian, WZBT, and IFC are also involve Lambda Chi's. Lambda Chi is also the present holder of the prestigious President's Cup. The brothers have put a great deal of energy into the house, as shown by their unique social and philanthropi- cal functions. Ladie's Night , Toga Party , and Spring Break Party , stood out as major social events of the year. Lambda Chi also won the alumni phonathon and held Fund-raisers for Easter Seals and the Heart , Fund. Lambda Chi's Cult hero Paul Palumbo 166 Lambda Chi Alpha 1. ; l 3 ., I Lambda Chi Seniors Bahamas Spring Break 1987 Lambda Chi Alpha 167 Row 1: Chris Bihbit llumilton. Bill Rosehead Roseman, Matt Skinny B Rockstroh, Kurt Folcher, Row 2: George Reinhard, Damon Daura, Rob Donohue, Chuck Mougalian, Scott Slmnlcy. liric Huggins, Seth l'Dog BendinnJohn MossJeff Golden, Andre Castagnolijohn Z Stanky Stankiewicz, Matt Verv Verville, Tom VorisekJohn Potzy, Steve KalisJim Clee- tus Myrtctus. Row 5: Benjamin Griffith, Alf Parulis. Greg Garman, Sean Murph Murphy, Dennis Barkman, Cecil Myers,jeff Hooter Hooton, Bill Hennion, Braden Edwards. Row 4: Henry Prick. ' lbwnie Orner. Victor Snmuha, Steve Mac McAloon, EricJohnsonJody Shelby, Ken Lovett, Keith Truckin' Kohler, Mike Garofalo, Gary Motorhead Mougalian,jim Gudtiretti, liric Derk, Craig Monteszmojnson Matzus. Row 5: Mark Cadillac Kalenak, Cowhead WechterJim Boyle Anderson, and Tom Donegan. Missingzjoe Lardi and Sam Stouffin, Once again, the 86-87 school has proven to be successful for Phi Delta Theta. Phi Delta has shown its diversity by leading the college in many different areas. Success extends from various varsity sports to involvement in the Student Senate, IFC, FCA, and residence hall administration, among others. The brothers of Pa. Beta take pride in being among the campus leaders in community service also. For the last academic year, Pa. Beta received several awards from the national fraternity which puts them among the most prestigous Phi Delta Theta fraternities in the country. The Phils of Gettysburg College also feel they contribute heavily to the social affairs on campus. They feel this adds to their college experience and hope that it will continue to be a positive attribute. Tony, Hal, Chuck, and Skinny B. enjoy some beverages in their favorite corner of Phi Delt's basement. 168 Phi Delta Theta ummw Some fellow Phi Delt's give Mark Kalenak moral support after a tOugh Rugby match. The Mougalian brothers, Bill Roseman, and Seth Bendian enjoying Rush Weekend at Phi Delt. 9 Phi Delta Theta 169 Phi Gamma Delta Row 1: Dollar Bill; Row 2: Kurt Kroncke, Evan Michener, Shawn Scoville; Row 3: Dave Franklin, Ray Bahr, Chris Peck, Kurt SollenburgerJohn Lord; Dave Tavolaro, Time Houser, Chris Biondi, Bill Duffil, Tom HobbisDave Tavolarot Time Houser, Chris Biondi, Bill Duffil, Tom ?Hobbis Row 4: Dave Tavolaro, Time Houser, Chris Biondi, Bill Duffil, Tom Hobbis, Craig Frost. Chris Cannon, Bill Nice, Kevin Smith, Trip Riley, Todd Dana,jeff Higgins, Art Pursel, Chris Hart, Andy Wilmot; Row 5: Rob Hedger, Mike Baum, Chris Nelson, Brian Black, Rob Womlinger, Alex Boone, Chip Hastings, Rich Haigh, Geoff Bricks; Row 6: Scott Stanton, Phil Kime, Rick Stanton, Doug Snyder, Vince Powers, Bill Higgins, Brian Palmer, Keith Pensabene, Chuck Ritter, Tom Shaffer. Mark Bleustein, Chris johnston; Row 7: Darren Ehlers,jack Hoops, Eric Simerson, Dwight Powers, Bob Allen, Walter Penney The Xi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, founded in 1858 and the second oldest chapter on campus, takes great pride in its involve- ment in sports, philanthropy projects, and campus activities. With 54 brothers and 14 pledges, FIJI actively participates in eight varsity sports and the Rugby and Ice Hockey Clubs, as well as other campus activities such as WZBT Radio, Orientation leaders, tour guides, Bullet Hole Management, IFC, and Student Senate. FUI excelled in community service raising thousands of dollars for Gettysburg in the annual Student Phonathon. In addition, Phi Gams helped with repairs on the Gettysburg Youth Hostel and the Gettysburg Peace Center. FIJI also raised money for the Ronald McDonald House Drive. On campus, Punk Funk , Purple Garter , and FUI Island highlight the year. In addition, FIjI's Faculty Dinner brought numer- ous deans, faculty, and administration to The Lodge . The Pig Dinner stood out as a very successful alumni function in the spring semester. 170 FUI : ' Formal Attire Chris Hart, Dave Spittal, Andy Wilmot, and Dave Franklin on the Porch of the Lodge ' ' :1 MI T II I5 l'l I'I ELI iii '1 'i 'I h 0 O - 1T . .i 'Z'N . Row 1: Chris IIOmerun Broking, Rich Tempel, Art Kelley, Cookie, Glenn Ellswerth, Eric Brown. Scott Sauer. Row szeff Bayuk, Dave Bruno, Pete Morse, Dan Kutthau, Bill Webster Webb. Kevin McGuire, Paul Gurbe, Glen Vilim, Steve Kuske, Gilbert Good, Don Reeser,jeff Snowell, Dave Meatball Galassi, Doug Fearon, Robertojiron, Paul Allen, Richard Simmons, the PittsterJason Blnvatt, Dun PolizottiJeff Blavatt, Tim Luing, Scott Smith, Collin DowdsJohn FineganJim Finegan,jim Chametski, Mike Grenier, Marc Buckley, Scott Smith II, Bam-Bam Lehold, Brian Boy-wonder Golden, Doug Fresh Nicholas. The Pennsylvania Epsilon chapter of Phi Kappa Psi just celebrated its 132nd year at Gettysburg making it the oldest fraternity on Campus. We are proud of our long history to the Gettysburg College community. The 40 brorhers and 16 pledges continually strive for excellence in academic, athletic, and spiritual endeavors. The diversity of our members strengthens the bonds of brotherhood while allowing each brother to grow and enrich his college experience. The past year was a successful one for the Brothers of Phi Psi. We have kept up a respectable GPA while participating in a wide variety of campus activities. Phi Psi's participated in varsity sports, numerous clubs and intramurals. Brothers could be found assuming active roles in Student Senate, SAC, WZBT, The Gettysburgian, Greek Week, Honor Commission, Theater and Contact. Phi Psi also aided the community through its philanthropic events such as the annual Spaghetti Dinner, with proceeds going to the Adams County Office of the Aging, and the Easter Egg Hunt for Community Children. On the Social scene, Phi Psi hosted some 0fthe best parties at Gettysburg. As always, a good time was had by all at the Vegas Night Spectacular and the annual Halloween Bash. The Brothers of Phi Psi look forward to many more year of service to the campus and community while striving to uphold the ideals of our fraternity through dedica- tion and committment to excellence. Dave, Rich, and jim on Vegas Night. 172 Phi Kappa Psi m-Bam, Arte, Chris, Mike, and Bri get C . Steve Sickle and Chris Broking make friends with the Hershey Bear before the game. The brothers enjoy a barbeque out back. Phi Kappa Psi 173 Sigma Alpha Epsilon .2, 3W5 j a 5; Row 1: Chuckles FalconeJohn Pizza Pizza, Eric Appshago, Dave Siffinger, Sammy aka, Richard Simmons, Bryan Haynes, Mike Brady, Shane Edmonds, Mattjohnson, Vinny Dejanney, Mike Rosenburg, Mark Favieri, Ed Gallager, Larry Hammacher, Todd Wolfard, Dave Trosrer; Row 2: Nick Generri, Ron Luongo, Champ,john Cable Service, Ev KliphouseJohn Keefer Keefe; Row 3: Chris Suchunick, George Allgair, Scott Wr-r-r Wronsky, Dave uRave Abeles, Scott Scoey Brandle, Wayne Wetterau, Dave Heckard, Mike Macdonald, Val Chevalier, Syd DuftonJim meley, Mark Fert Feutner, Bill Balls Hadel, Chris Lattig, Tony Campana, Louie Dies, Timmy Welsh,j0hn Reiffer, Nick Tsouras, Mike Ireland; Row 4: Billy Neil, Sean Sweeney. Vincent DiGiuncono, Dave Mason, Rich i'Dick Dangerous BosekJohn Wolfie Wolf, Nick Trainer, Chris Literman Politi, Mikey Seavers,john Peri, Rich Donger Long, Hugh Gallagher, Mike Batman Batemun, Chip Rossi, Chris Matacio, Brad Lord; Missing: Paul Zwalls Zwally, Dave Hank LeCause, Brian Anderson, Nick Morano, Todd MacGlashan, Sammy Mantone, Chris Yoder, Ron Bongo, Nick Pizza Pizzo, Kurt Baldersont Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded on the Gettysburg College campus on june 4, 1883. Pennsylvania Delta was the first Chapter above the Mason-Dixon line. Over the past few years, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has experienced tremendous growth and is now a healthy fraternity. The Brotherhood of Sigma Alpha Epsilon has represented their fraternity in respectable fashion. Many brothers were active in sports such as football, wrestling, and baseball. In regards to student activities, the brothers were involved with Student Senate, IFC, and the Student Conduct Review Board. This past year the brotherhood was also involved with community service; participating in Clean-Up America and gathering donations for the Cancer Society were just a few. The brothers ofSigma Alpha Epsilon look forward to the coming years at Gettysburg College and will continue to serve both the community and campus alike, striving for excellence. Chris Mastacio, Tokyo and Dave Mason 174 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brothers for a night on the town. Brothers of SAE preparing for Halloween Mark Favieri, Dave Siffinger, John Wilkinson and Jack Clark '86 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 17S Row 1: Greg Iidelson, lid I'tieuneyJohn Brown,john Leasure; Row 2: Pete Kotz, Rod Edmiston, Stan Brodka, O'Leary, Gene Mariano; Row 3: Paul Deciboar, Ed Ferenzci, Orin Levine, Dave Magibney, Hopkins, Dean Robert Nordvall; Row 4: Brad Whitlock, Drew Hubbel, Tony Garro, Dave Scott Stoddard, Paul Palmieri, Dave Sale, Paul Szymanski, Chris Wall, Sean Steve Pinkin, Mike Zeno, Charliejohnson, Phillip RiceJeff Burress, Tom Henry, Chris Lota, Ray Domino, Drew Corry, Mark Chamberlin, Brian Malnak, Darin Roser, Mike MahoneyJohn Klein. For the brothers and alumni at Sigma Chi, This 1986-87 year has been a year of positive change. Post e Christmas break found a neutralized brotherhood and an enthusiastic pledge class working in harmony to put the physical as well as ritualistic aspects of the house back together. Several previous years of apathetic neglect had left the house in poor physical and spiritual shape. Under the guise of Mike Mahoney and a motivated executive committee driven by Vice President Andy Corey, the brothers and pledges began to change things. From ripping up the infamous beer-soaked carpet on the first floor, to scrubbing away years of stains and mildew, to reorganizing brothers' and executive committee meetings, to make amends with the school adminis- tration. the national chapter, and the community. The brotherhood and pledge class put Sigma Chi back on its feet. Known for its relaxed atmosphere, Sigma Chi has always been an attractive social house. The brothers, however, set out to complement this outer attracti- veness with inner unity. Powerful intramural athletic teams, an always enjoy- able Derby Days week, a gala initiation Ceremony, and a present brotherhood fifty-five strong, have combined to instill that unity. The brothers at Sigma Chi are proud ofwhat we have accomplished, and we look forward to continued and growing fellowship and success. The brothers :lt Sigma Chi wish our 1987 graduates a healthy and successful step into the real world. In Hoc Vinces Signo Vinces. Paul deSibour, Eddie Ferenzci, and Dave Domino 176 SI Sigma Chi Can you believe that serve? Mark, Ed, George, Mike, and Greg hanging out in Florida. SI Sigma Chi 177 Sigma Kappa eaevee-.e..hw-..w-r-Nqsv Row 1: Becky Bowman, Chris DeWerth, Karen Olson, Sandy McCommon, Laura Hubbard, Ginger Schelm. Row 2: Amy Onest, Tamm Kathy Vuil, Donna P21ce,lngrid Skadberg, Kirsten Thompsoni Row 3: Kath Karen Cornell. Linda Allport, Lynne Brunge. Row 5: Sue Klipp, y Martin, Kim Kiamie, Lori Sampson, Lorrie Wood, y Lyons, Amy Miller, Kelly Boswell, Sandi Hambleton, Bonnie Piersoni Row 4: Christine Griffith, Kathy Beavers, Yvette Browning, Rose Clark, Gwenn Brown, Kim Foehl, Kathy Hancock, Laura Reissner. l The 1986-87 school year was an eventful and active one for the Gamma Nu chapter of Sigma Kappa, established at Gettysburg College in 1956. During the past year Sig Kap has been very busy. The year began with a rush retreat to finalize rush plans and get everyone psyched for rush. Bid Night brought us 12 fantastic pledges! Their pledge formal was held on November 15 at ATO. The Sigma Kappa annual Week of Giving was held in November, ending with a Founder's Day ceremony on November 9th. During Week of Giving we raised money through a lollipop sale to Help Sigma Kappa lick Alzheimer's Disease! On Pnrents' Weekend we tailgated with our parents before the football game. The first semester ended with a Secret Santa party and a Shake break at McDonald's. Second semester began with a party at Theta Chi given by our pledges with initiation following a few weeks later. Senior Appreciation Week was held in March. The Seniors' Formal was held on March 28th at the Gettysburg Country Club. Other activities included our annual St. Patrick's Day Party with Sigma Nu, a cocktail party with Theta Chi on Spring Parents' Weekend, and numerous visits to our local philanthropy, Green Acres. Our chapter supported many new Sigma Kappa chapters across the nation by contributiny,y money to their founding. We also enjoyed a visit from the Sigma Kappa Chapter at Susquehanna University during Greek Week. We look forward to another exciting and active year at Gettysburg, but all of the graduating seniors will be sadly missed. Lynne Brunje, Gwenn Brown, Cathy Hancock, and Lee Weber at the Bullet monument on graduation weekend 1986. 178 Sigma Kappa ... v .3; .1V 0. The Pledge Formal - November 15, 1986 -wLanI'II'IIIIII I II, J. Sigma Kappa road trips to University of Maryland. Sigma Kappa girls at their fall retreat. The Fall Pledge Formal at ATO 179 Sigma Kappa Row 1: Tony RivielloJohn Deeben, Mark Brizzi, Paul Hepke, Girard Hemminger, Scottjensen, Mike Mitch, Kevin Peter, Rich Semsel, Sean McCarthyJim Kineon. Row 2: Todd Bish,john Smutlt, Bill Deptuln, Eric Rasmussen, Tim Gelsinger, Steve Herr, Brad Pouley. Row 3: Andrew Nedelka,john Bilsky, Steve Eck, Mike MetcalfJohn TemikoJohn Herweh,jim Snedeker, Eric Anderson. Not picrured: Fred Deeben, Rich Estey, Bob Gickinh, Steve Kesel, Mike Richardson, Kurt Seemar, Pete Tartline, Bill Weir, Dave Willis. Once again Zeta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity celebrated a banner year on the campus of Gettysburg College. In the fall, the chaptefs major philanthropies, the Haunted House, raised over $2,300 for Downtown Gettys- burg Inc. After a successful rush, both brothers and pledges played an active role in many campus organizations, such as IFC, Honor Commission, Intra- murals and many others. Neighborhood and Faculty receptions were re-established by the Chapter, seeking to improve relations in both of these areas for the Greek system. Traditional social events, such as the annual Twenties Party and Hawiian Party proved to be enjoyable, as did Our first annual Sigma Zu party. In the spring, the Brotherhood participated in Greek Week festivities and placed first among fraternities and third overall during competition. On April 25, 1987. the chapter celebrated the burning of it's final mortgage and the chapter's 500th initiate with its annual White Rose Formal. The chapter is looking forward to a successful 1987-88 term, continuing its efforts to serve Gettysburg College and its surrounding community. 180 Sigma Nu Brothers of Sigma Nu cheer the Bullets on to victory! and John Teminko '. y . 1 i .5 1' v u Pledge Marshall Steve Eck reads instructions to pledg 1 Es Todd Bish Sigma Sigma Sigma awww mVWg.-n4.ev- ' J? 2, , e if: r Row 1: Liz Youse, Terry anon, Vicki Bounds, Marilynn Messick; Row 2: Tracey SheehanJennifer Stackfleth, Kelly 4: Pam Wilson. Kate Scholl, Kathy Cottont Doyle; Row 3: Ginger Fitzpatrick, Susanne Bates, Margaret Seldon; Row J Sigma Sigma Sigma started the year off on a positive note with a Balloon Ascention fund raiser for the Robbie Page Memorial fund, the acceptance of the award for the highest GPA for spring 1986, and the initi- ation of two spring '86 pledges. A successful fall and spring rush program added eight more Sigmas to the ranks, increasing mem- bership to fourteen. Two pledge formals were held, one in the spring and one in the fall, and both nights turned out to be spectacular. Other events have included a Sigma Christ- mas party, a Parent's Weekend Brunch and Building party, and participation in Sigma Sigma Sigma's National 89th Founder's Day Celebration. The year has brought about many changes for Sigma Sigma Sigma. Two visits by Na- tional officers have filled our heads with new ideas for rush and other Chapter program- ming. Continuing to grow stronger, we have dreams and plans for the future that will Only make us closer and stronger in our bonds of sisterhood. The Christmas spirit in Sigma Love 132 Sigma Sigma Sigma Hey BJ. we're gonna be old Sigma's New Beginning Terry Nason, Kathy Cotton, Margaret Seldom A I w. air? Even on retreat we find support in our sisters Sigma Sigma Sigma 183 Tau Kappa . .7; Epsilon 1.7. t! 9.119511, t w 1v . ..::- . . 'e 05; V ' Row 1: Earl Kight, Brad Morris, Don Bravero, Karl Feaster, Alan Cohen, Buddy Buzzard, Rich Albright, David Moyer, Rich Cancro, Sammy DeGennaro, Kent Walker, Keith Fleming. Row 2: Tony Cirdella, Haley Manchester, Rich Pasewark, Eric Engelhart, Mark Turi, Glenn D'Angetio, PJ. Goldbecker, Scott Lawson, Lee White,jay Wizler, Dave Mooreshed,j.C. Frasier, Russ Kurlate, Kevin O'Connel,james Graham, Ben Robinson, Todd Rockefeller, Tom Evans, Kurt Hummal, Steve Celio, Seph Pinchbeck, Ted Maillet, Ted Kearney. Row 3: Scott Ruvojim Carbonell, Greg ButtonJim Purcel, Kevin MCahim, Steve Kletter, Dave Housley, Paul Ahrens, john Nelson, Doug Steele, Marty Helman. 9 This year, Psi Chapter celebrated its 60th Anniversary. Out of 506 chapters nationwide tthe largest social fraternity in existencel Gettysburg T.K.E. Chapter is one 0fthe 25 oldest aCtive chapters. Diversity and leadership are the mark of T.K.E. Tekes filled executive positions in BACCHUS, the Student Conduct Review Board, The alcohol Policy Review Board, Student Senate and Freshman Orientation. In addition, Tekes helped raise $8,000 for the College Phone-A-Thon and organized a Canned Food Drive for the Gettysburg community. Athletically, T.K.E. again supplied the Gettysburg Varsity squads with key athletes. Tekes anchored varsity positions on the football, baseball and basketball teams, and T.K.E. boasts the captain of the wrestling team and co-captains of the lacrosse team. T.K.E. also maintained winning tradition in the intramural sports program. Socially, T.K.E. continues to be a leader with our Double Shot BandtDj party and other assorted functions featuring our own DJ, Run T.K.E. . Overall T.K.E. can be uniquely character- ized by the diversity that strengthens the bonds of Our brother- hood. T.K.E. enjoying a Giant's party. 184 Tau Kappa Epsilon T.K.E. enjoying Ron's cooking. Paul Ahrens, Earl Kight, Kevin Comisky, Jim Railey, Pete Bell, and Chris Sena Tau Kappa Epsilon 185 Theta Chi Row 1: Rob I'Iess, Shnhin Arjomond, Sean Cornelius, Scott WalkerJorges Gonzales, Matt Waite, Barry Hamory, Eric Von Platcheki. Row 2: Bob Dohner, Chris Holley, Hin-an Tan, Ralph Ko- hurt, Scott Watson, Shawn Prohaska, Mark Little, Rob Hastings, Mark Nicklich, Bill Schmid, Don Fort, Eric Gustaphson, Bob Tufano, Marc Krsulic, Yosuf Ramjoo, Marc Mumford, Gary Schultz. The Delta Omicron Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity had a very strong year this year. Theta Chi can be found everywhere on campus from student organizations such as A.M.A., the German Club, the Management Club, and the Bullet Hole to varsity soccer, track and cross country. This year the Theta Chi men even won the intramural basketball championship. This year Theta Chi was involved in such philanthro- pies as hosting the annual Big BrotheMLittle Brother Christmas Party and painting the Adams County Op- portunity Center. As Theta Chi grows and prospers we are looking forward to many more productive and successful years as a major force on the Gettysburg College Campus. Theta Chi e 1987 Intramural Basketball Champions 186 Theta Chi That's more like it! Theta Chi's all decked out? Some new brothers psyched to party! Theta Chi 187 ADPi Theme Party, Smoker :hsu LIFE BEIR 188 Greek Life Victor and Mac are ready to give a hearty welcome to visitors of Phi Delt. DGS celebrate Bid Day at The Ghetto Greek Life 189 ..- A-V a--. A -a ..-.-.M -v- a w- ROB and SAE Steakbake john Nelson, Paul Ahrens, Earl Kight, Chris Sena TKE'S at Zentz 546 r: A g '3 Sigma Kappa Seniors on Alumni Weekend 190 Greek Life Amy Littig showing her stuff Greek Life 191 ADPi's frolicking in the snow Greeks await refreshments during a party at the quarry 192 Greek Life i F SAE's living it up in the Bahamas Phi Delt seniors jim Anderson, Scott Shanley, Chris Hamilton, and Seth Ben- dian enjoy a spring afternoon at the Cov- ered bridge. Greek Life 193 49'4Nd-4w-m-M w-Aaa v Sig Kaps having a blast at the Lambda Chi Associate Member Formal Sigma Chi's all dressed up with no place to go! Tri Sigma's Hear no evil, See no evil, Speak no evil,????? 194 Greek Life 196 Lisa Adone Ray Bahr Ken Barlotta Susan Bates Laura Bennett john Bilsky Leslie Blaser jeffrey Blavatt Robert Bongiovanni Dana Bouterse Wallace Brixner Lynne Brunje jvaueIine Bruno Robert Bruns Michael Cantele Theresa Capaci Carol Carlson Maura Cashman Purnell Chapple Deb Charles Christopher Condit Mimi Cruse jennifer Davis Christine Dewerth Beth Dickinson Sue Donner juniors Stephen Eck Denise Edmunds Vanessa Eichelberger Theresa Farwell David Galassi Elaine Gangeri Mike Garofalo Diane Gastley Robert Gicking Brian Golden Gayle Haddad Dawn Hadley Richard Hammler Christine Healy John Herweh Sharon Hilgen Andra Horsch Margi Humrich jill jakober Sherry Johnson Art Kelly jane Kosminoff Monica L'Tainen jill Lane Kelly Langan Desiree Ledden Tricia Lewicki Kristen Little Allison Ludwig Chris Lynch Christine Maginnis . jennifer Markel : Theresa Martin Rachel McClellan David Mitchell Susan Moretti Andrew Nedelka Bill Nice David O'Brien Abigail Overton Kevin Peter Laura Peterson john Pierson Dan Poch Robert Pomponio 1 junice Porter Leslie Przybylek Cathy Quinn Teri Rexroad se-Fam- um va-wvvxm Lynn Rosner joanne Sadlock Karen Sbrollini wwvuu I 198 juniors Karen Scheel Kate Scholl Edmond Schubert Kurt Seemar Sherry Shelby Steve Sickel Mary-Beth Smith Heidi Spera john Stankiewicz Donna Strum Pete Tartline Laura Thomas Tammy Van Antwerp Macqueen Vermilye Melissa Wahl Debbie Wanglee j0yce Wanglee Diana Watson Katie Welch Allison Wheatley Carol Whiting Tracy Wilhelm joanne Williams Beth Wolcott Kristin Wood Allison Woodruff i 5 Barbara Allen Amy Allshouse , Timothy Atkins : Theresa Bishof Mark Bridwell Kim Cain DeDe Clapp jennifer Coles Kathy Cotton Vineta Daiga Caryn Davis Tracy DeHart Elizabeth Diehl Sharon Duncan Sarah Dunn Stephanie Eichner Lisa Erdley Ina Fernandez Tamara Foster Kirsten Frank 200 Sophomores james Fritz Eleni Georgilakis Karen Guarini Nancy Guffy Kirsten Guss Lauren Hauser Marty Hellman Stephen Herr Laura Hubbard Patty Hunter Melissa jacoby Alice johnson Stephen Kesel Amy Korbrzynski Linda Ksansnak Rebecca Leigh Lea Leininger jodi Lopiano Kathleen Lyons Kelly MacKnight Stephen Martin William Mauroff Sandra McCammon Caroline McClintic Karen McMullen Nancy Misshula james Mogan Lynn Moreshead Karen Olson Amy Parker Marianne Peck Michael Porter Lisa Pudelka Lisa Racaniello Kimberly Redilla Scott Rockefellow Elizabeth Rollins Suzanne Rupp Lori Sampson Ginger Schlem Sophomores Kevin Smith Susan Smolko jillian Sorger Anne Stafford Patricia Stanley Angela Stofflet Kristin Stracka Anne Titland Elizabeth Valitski john VanDerstad Erin Van Noy jane Voyzey Kristi Welch Lori Wheeler Andrew Williams Joanne Williams Elizabeth YOuse Grace Zorn Suzanne Agypt Linda Allport Sheri Andresen Catherine Arnold Tracy Baker Lynne Bassett Richard Bear Susan Beck Tracey Bethas Linda Beucler Beatriz Bieler Stephanie Billia Lisa Bingler Todd Bish jason Blavatt Shawn Boehringer Kimberly Bogosian Melissa Bond Cathy Bosma Kelly Boswell Vicki Bounds Christina Branyan Freshmen julie Browning Patricia Caldwell Carlene Campos Christine Campos Angela Carbone Cathy Chase Tracey Clark Erin Coldren Jill Collict Dawn D'Orsaneo Sheena Davis Debbie Dent William Deptula Tammi Elkin jennifer Ely Virginia Erikson Maria Etzrodt Renee Fegley Stacey Fox Heather Gall Stephanie Gaughran Edward Gaulrapp Carolyn Guenther Larry Hamacher Sandy Hambleton Leslie Hamilton Annie Harrison Kathy Hasselberg julie Hedeman Paul Heimbach Shelley Hummer Vicki Iannuzzelli LuCy Ibanez Elizabeth janowitz Kristi johnston Anne Keidel Laura Kelley Karen Kreiner Marybeth Lamanna judy Lambert jennifer Lasher Cassandra Lehman Elizabeth Lerda 206 Freshmen Cathy Lilienthal Rebecca Link Karen Loubris Katarina Lujic Tenley Masters Marilynn Messick Jenny Mitchell Kim Moran Barbara Mueller Debra Mueller Amy N011 Terry Nason john Nieman Meghan O'ConnOr Shawn O'Leary Kathryn O'Neill Lisa Oehlers Anne Orrell Elizabeth Overton Donna Pace jennifer Parks Robin Pascucci Lisa Passmore john Payne Bonnie Pierson Laura Pike Darren Poley Heidi Reimann Dennis Rhoades Kirsten Rhody Laurie Riggs Emily Robertson Richard Rockefeller Lotta Ruben Sean Saltsburg Stephanie Santamaria jennifer Sawyer jennifer Scott Margaret Selden Marjie Seymour Laura Shaffert Maha Shaheen Elizabeth Shearer 208 Freshmen l7?0 Tracey Sheehan Scort Smith Michael Sophocles Beth Spaulding Sc0tt St. Angel Steven Stavisky jill Stull Amy Tarallo Kirsten Thompson Karen Tramont Abby Titus Beth Waddington Lee Walker Sarah Wendt Beata Wickbom Gwen Wright Lorraine Wood Alice Woodard Elizabeth Yiengst Jerry Young Karin Zurcher jeffrey Zwiebel Dana Belchen Stacy Verrengia, and Cindy Hill find a way to delay studying 210 Underclassmen .x-..;,... ngr 1 'xix-zm Michener '87, Scott Stanton, Dave Votto, Brian Palmer, Frederic Stanton, and Dave Franklin luved t0 hang-out at the PO. Bullet Hole workers of the week Debbie Beer and Lisa Hatter ' Henry Frick '89 can't stop to chat, he's gotta go! Underclassmen 211 3 5 I I Alison Ford and Rebecca Weidensaul. Camera shy Chuck Falcone. Kath Pensabene and Rob Wemmlinger. When Jen Buckley talks people listen! Trying Out the new MAC machine at the CUB. s S i , i 2 X Underclassmen 213 f 7 5 E 7 , r Is Kim Cain paying attention in 214 Underclassmen class or daydreaming? Genial host john Scherr invites us in for a tour of his apartment in Apple. What's in those cookies that you're eating, Karlyn Anderson? Dan Poch and Kim Vasil discover a new way to make coffee at the Bullet Hole. ! Kirsten Frank and Kristen Little supporting their philanthropy at the DG Anchor Splash. Peter Collins breaks away from his mild-mannered image and tries out a new look. Underclassmen 215 Candids 216 Candids .. .M 3.-.-M,;.-N-M-,MU rim WNW mewwwm Candids 217 Candids It all began . . . The first day of orientation e registration - is the hardest, not only are y0u overcome with new faces and new surroundings, but the first thing they want to do is take yOur picture! Then you are sent off to collect yOur meal sticker, your keys, and all those little pam- phlets that nobody reads. Last stop! Here you will find out where and when the placement tests are, which building is Masters and which is McKnight, and the fact that you have to take Freshman Colloquy. Have you got everything? Your T-shirt, your student handbook, your pig book talias the Freshman Directoryl? Good, now head straight for the orientation table. 330 Review LIBRARY ENTRANCE ENTRANCE At opening convocation, President Glassick welcomes everyone and looks forward to a successful year. International students could not wait to enjOy the Gettysburg Experience. The numerous picnics and activities during orientation provided a great Opportunity for the freshmen to mingle and the upperclassmen to become reacquainted. Scenes from the Fall . . . Chris Suchanick and Dave Heckard exchange high-fives at another Bullet victory. ,IIYII The Doll house celebrates Batman Mike Batemads return. It was another winning season for Bullet soccer -jeff Dooley shows us why. The Linnaen Award winners tried to learn a new step for the half-time show. A parent's reaction to the raising of tuition. Andre Castagnoli and his Mom and Dad enjoy a Rugby game on Parent's Weekend. Review 225 As we reminisce about college life, we are left with many memories of the town of Gettysburg. For those who lived in Apple e we learned to sleep through the 7am train . . . For those on a tight budget e every Monday was dollar night at the movies . . . For those who had the munchies e Lincoln Diner and 7-11 were open 24 hours and Robbie's and Pizza House deliv- ered to our doorsteps . . . For Seniors e Wednesday nights at Townie and Thursday nights at the Pub . . . For everyone . . . shopping at Ames, laughing at tour- ists, renting from Zentz, and parking tickets. lg. I I I.!I - , '1'! 224 Review . . . Around Town mmxwwm w Professor Alan Paulson and his students put Gettysburg in the news in '87. Their artistic endeav- or reminds us of the dangerous conditions on Pa. Route 15. Hopefully students will never experience such a tragedy. Review 225 We learned . . . Although the campus abounds with activity at Get- , tysburg, learning and studying are still top priority for most students. Many have taken advantage of the wide range of opportunities that their liberal arts edu- cation has offered them. ,I .-nm'.F...; : .n -14.. hmwu 226 Review . . . and we played Students were never at a loss for finding ways to relieve the tensions of academic life. Whether it be working out at aerobics or working out with those 12-ouncers , the good times shared with friends Will always be remembered. The leaves turned brown . . . Late Fall always makes for an exciting time around campus. Whether dressing up for Halloween or for formals, it's a great time to let loose because finals are just around the corner. -w- .m... -...wm...... . A 228 Review . . . then the cold Wind blew The first snowfall of the season is welcomed by many and dreaded by others. The campus looks beautiful un- der its blanket of winter white and students look forward to their first ski trips and snowball fights. Others foresee hours spent digging their cars out and numerous Spills on the ever icy sidewalks. Each year Gettysburg students reach out and help those less fortunate than them- selves. All year long students participate in a multitude of activities to help the sick and needy in the community as well as supporting many national philanthro- pies. They also help raise money for the college through the Phone-A-Thon and various Class fund-raisers. Glen Walker, Annie Harrison, Rocky Versace, and Mark Schiavone take a break from APO's Dance Marathon. 3.50 Review We lent a helping hand . . . Delta Gamma's Anchor Splash is a big hit every year. Hi. my name is Tom Itle, and um, well, I'm from Gettysburg College, and um, like I was wondering, um, If you'd like to, um, pledge some money? I President Glassick serves the lucky Phone-A-Thon winners Review 231 Spring Break . . . .. A.. AH-4q-.......M.. -q VN'. . M .Qi M.me mun Future Chippendales Chris Politi and john Keefe ;. La. ' Greg Edelson doing what he loves most in the Canary Islands Key West, joe Rava! You are in Key West, Florida. 252 Review . . . back at the Burg l!!! 51! Students always look forward to classes being taught outside in the Spring Tracy Wilhelm leads the way in girl's Lax. Review 233 Greek Week . . . During Greek Week the fraternities and sororities participate in many different aC- tivities. Events such as the Greek Olympics, the Greek Sing, and the Air Band contest provide an opportunity for all greeks to come together for fun and entertainment. 21$: . ; $ The hamburger eating contest - 10 minutes of pure hell! Bonjour Gamma Phi! Greeks displayed their knowledge during the College Bowl Review Andy Kamavas, Bill Roseman, and Tony Garro entertained during the quarry ' Misspem Youth picnic along with other Greek bands Air Band is always the favorite event during Greek week 235 Adds and Extras Merchants asked students to Stop rampant Remember when white sheets planned your calendar? shopping cart theft .- . I V y; , EU VBRVB K. .. V. ,4 .. Gettysburg Christmas, Birthday, Fathers and Mother's Day presents 236 Review Seniors Ready for the World? Be very quiet! Andrea Sematinger, Lauren Sanders, and Theresa Lovi are hunting wabbits Jim Graham Sports one of the campus' favorite hairstyles Katie McConnell and Caryn Camp with secret lust object Gumby The Year Came to an End . . . Looking forward to the new 2738 Review It is not an end, but a beginning E so says the definition of commence- ment. On Sunday, May 17, 1987, the Senior Class said goodbye to Gettysburg College and looked ahead to new beginnings. Many were saddened by the realization that their college careers had come to an end, but still more were excited by the challenges and new beginnings yet to come. Whatever the feelings, all will miss the Orange and Blue of Gettysburg College. E: EE EEEE: E f; x F: ,E EH? V! Commencement 239 m... C m e C n e m m o C 0 A. 2 ......m;m, mm-mA-v ,Gettysburg College 152nd Commencement Commencement Speaker and Hononary Degree Recipient - Gafrison Keillor, Author, Award-Winning Radio Host Honorary Degree Recipients Elissa L. Fisher, W. Kent Gilbert III, and Edward G. Gardner Valedictorian - Kimberley L. Foehl Salutatorian - Deborah S. Hall Departmental Honors In Art: Frederick P. Deeben Chrismpher A. Erb Kurt William Ilgen jennifer Richards In Biology: Steven Dean Allee Michael Scott BeaIer Bradford Lewis Ebright jennifer Alice HaII Margaret Ruth Rand Eric CharIes Shaffer In Chemistry: jennifet Alice Hall In Economics: Suzanne Gail Blanchecte Nina Frances Pellegrino In English: Frank I. Cumberland, Jr. Michael Scott Bealer Suzanne Gail Blanchette Stephen james Brenneman Kathleen Teresa Doherty Bradford Lewis Ebright Michael Lazo Elizabeth Ann Newman Cynthia Anne Poth Sally Ann Scort Ann Hunter Swigart Joanne Elizabeth Verkouw Karl P. Voigt7 IV In French: Tanya Kai Norris In Health and Physical Education: Karen L. Stone In History: john Paul Deeben Robert C. Skrzypczak In Management: Bruce William BrauneweII Stephen James Brenneman In Mathematics: Kimberley Louise Foehl Donn Lance Guthrie jennifer Maxine Haigh Deborah Sue Hall jennifer Alice HaII Kirsten jean Lackstrom Robert joseph Palmer In Music: . LeRoy joseph johns, Jr. Thomas Martin Orff Richard john Skoniczin. It. In Philosophy: Chrismpher j. Eberle In Political Science: Kirsten jean Lackstrom james Russell Robinson, III David William Tohn In Phychology: Kathleen Teresa Doherty Dan David FeIdmann jennifer Maxine Haigh Andrea Lynn Neeves In Religion: Francisco jose Rivera Allan Francis Wolfe Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa Matthew J. Petzold Margaret Ruth Rand J. Russell Robinson, III LoeI Rae Rosenberry Sally Ann Scott Allan Francis Wolfe Kimberley Louise Foehl Commencement 241 m e m e C n e m m 0 C AA.---I l i ulIIIIIIII Q hICIII.u- Commencement 243 i i v ; g .' i ? Congratulations Bill and Pat Abeles Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander janet and George Allgair Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anderson Elaine and Bruce Balderson Gary and Gloria Ball Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennis Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. Morton S. Baum judge and Mrs. james A. Belson Mr. and Mrs. Bernt R. Benson Fredk out Martin Berman and Family Dan and Dolores Billera Nancy and Gary Brandle Congratulations, Steve Brennenman from Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Brill Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Brizzi Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Camp,jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Cappuccio,jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest j. Carnicelli Trank and Hacey Carter Mr. and Mrs. Albert j. Cirignano, Sr. Tim and Gretchen Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michaelj. Cronin Heather and janet Daubert Mr. and Mrs. Henri LJ. de Sibour,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. jerome P. Domino, Sr. Ron and Carol Doran D. Alan and judith Z. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ebright Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Ellinwood The Family of William L. Ewing Betty and Dave Fearon Mom and Dad Feather Mr. and Mrs. jorge Ferenczi Dr. and Mrs. john T. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. James P. Frawley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Furnary Best Wishes to a Wonderful Son - Ralph Franceschini - From Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gale Gunther and Elsie Garbe Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graven Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greenhalgh,jr. C01. and Mrs. Carl S. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Guthrie Lorraine Gyauch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haigh The Hall Family Dad, Mom, Steph, jim, and Max Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamwi Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Harman Lois and jim Hartman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hoffert Maureen and Ray Hopkins joseph and Marie Hudak The Iannacone Family Dr. and Mrs. Philip K. jensen Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy J. johns, Sr. :m-wyumnmrmm . u. . ,, , a v.4 V Wim..wWJ..,Mn, W ,. , ,- ' - v. numam.w..,-...Lu.. :i A. Seniors Leonard and Ruth Johnson Judge and Mrs. John Keefe Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kineon You made it Art!! - Dad, Mom, and Chris Kirikian Rev. and Mrs. Michael Kotora Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kussin, Jr. Ruth and Warren Lackstrom Dana and Sue Lee Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Lindquist Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lota, Michael and Joseph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lunden Andrew and Jean Mack Dr. and Mrs. Vladir Maranhao Ginny and John McConnell Doris and Neil McLellan J.J. McNamara Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mekosh Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mougalian Mr. and Mrs. James H. Murray Mr. and Mrs. James G. O,Brien Mr. and Mrs. James S. Packtor Charles and Dorothy Paglieri Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palumbo Bill and Jean Peters Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pistoia Mr. and Mrs. Pat Politi Dr. and Mrs. D.V. Powers Joe and Diana Rava Dr. and Mrs. George W. Reeves and Serko, sisters Sondra and Elizabeth George and Billie Reissner Sra. Lydia C. Rivera and Dr. F. Rivera- Lizardi Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rockstroh, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Roseman Fred and Elinor Rosenmiller Mr. and MrshDavid J. Sautter Mr. and Mrs. Oakford Schalick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schmid 8c Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Seaton The Parents of Christopher J. Sena Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shanley iiProudlyJ, The Siteks - Connie, Frank, 8K Mark The Skrzypczak Family Dr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Spinello Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stoner Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Sweeney Tom, Elaine, Carl, 8L Kim Tempel Lynn and Paul Thornwall Mrs. Sheila J. Tohn Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Traubitz Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Vecchione Ruth S. Veleber Dr. and Mrs. William L. Webb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Westward Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wiesenbaugh Lawrence and Sally Winston Dr. and Mrs. Allan F. Wolfe Judge and Mrs. Frederic G. Weber 245 Sheraton 246 Sheraton 247 3.18 Spectrum 5W ??X7 Advisor -- Ed McManness Herffjones Representative -- Al Oussoren Editor - Chrissy Sommers Business Manager - Kirsten Lackstrom Seniors - Mary Anne Sacco Faculty -- Bonnie Pierson Activities -- Carol Pew and Sharon Ryan Sports - Deirdre Winston Greeks e Susie Ball, Annette Gyauch, Betsy Fixter Underclassmen - Laura Bennett Photography - jim Rainey and Davor Photo Inc., Sta- cie Wiesenbaugh, Kai Norris, Lynne Davignon, Cathy Quinn, Tim Atkins, Katie Forsyth, Pete Espino, Phil Kime Special thanks to: Angela Carbone for Gettysburg Re- viewed, Karen Petren, Cindy McKenzie, and Steph Alleva in the Seniors section, Bob Kenworthy and Public Relations for all the pictures, Student Life for all the names, and Ed for all his support and confidence. 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