Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1988 volume:

Seniors 16 Sports 64 Student Life 96 Greek Life 150 Faculty 190 Underclass 214 The Musselman library is a popu- lar place to not only study but to meet friends and relax. Trains are a big part of the Get- tysburg industry and are seen daily traveling through our campus. The cupola of Penn hall was once used as a look out during the Civil War by the Confederate Army. Penn Hall is celebrating its 150th anniversary. During the Civil War, in 1863, it was used as a hospital by the Confederate Army. Spectrum 1988 Musselman Library We've Come A Long Way Gettysburg college was found- ed by a Lutheran clergyman by the name of Samuel Schmucker 11799-18781. The charter was drawn up on April 27, 1832, es- tablishing the Pennsylvania Col- lege of Gettysburg . Although, it was not until 1921 that the charter was amended to change the name to Gettysburg College. The first curriculum consisted of seven liberal arts courses: gram- mer, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music. All cIasses, dormitory areas and dining facilities centered around Pennsylvania Hall. In 1889, Glatfalter Hall was built, but it was not until the 1920's that Gettysburg College began growing at a rapid rate. In the 1920's Weidensall Hall, Briendenbaugh Science Hall, Ed- die Plank Memorial Gymnasium and Schmucker Memorial Li- brary were built. In the 1950's Hanson Hall, Christ Chapel, Din- ' ing Hall and Stine, Rice, Paul, Musselman, Patrick and Apple Halls were completed. With the 1960's came the College Union Building, Master's Hall, Bream Phys. Ed. Building, Musselamn Stadium and McCreary Hall. Re- cently, the Musselman Library was built. : Pennsylvania Hall Glatflater Hall Huber Hall I Today Gettysburg College reflects on a rich history and looks anxiously towards its future. Currently twenty-one majors are offered with many students pursuing interdisci- plinary and seIf-designed areas of study. It is true that academia has changed a lot on the Get- tysburg campus but so has the social life. Today the campus houses eleven fra- ternities and seven sorori- ties. An ever growing alterna- tive to the Greek life are stu- dent sponsored dances, lectures, movies and con- certs. Student run publica- tions, radio station and snack bar, are but a few of the options. Varsity, inter- mural and recreational sports provide athletic op- portunities for students. Various religious pro- grams are also available for students of various affili- ations. Professor Bugbee carries on a con- versation with one of his students. t mwxmw'w Still smiling after a long and hard wor- kout. Jessica Desmond and Mindy Swan stop for a picture on their way to class. Ii Brian McClinton trys to steal some- thing from his friend, Amy Kall. A hot summeHs day on the Gettys- burg campus and students are enjoy- ing every minute of it. The Battle- field The Battlefield is an im- portant part of Gettysburg and Gettysburg college. The long winding roads, the flowing streams, and the vast fields are a place of peace and tran- quility. One can always find a great place for a picnic lunch on a sunny spring or autumn day. Their monuments, though, are still a reminder of what once happened here over a hundred years ago. . 11W. V . ,w v 4. Liz Barns, Theresa Farwell and Jen Markel are just hanging out at Bream E gym. Wearing tinsel on their heads Diane Macnamara, Kris Hessler and Kate O'Donnell celebrate the Christmas holiday. Sue Firth helps her little friend Shaina Wright dress up like an elf. Theresa Farwell cleans the kitchen of her apartment after a long leisurly dinner. Becky Steiner looks much like the happy homemaker as she does her laundry in the laundry room in Stevens Hall. Out making his nightly social rounds is John Moss. Wendy McDanolds and Lisa Anderson discus their chemis- try homework in front of Brei- denbaugh hall. The wall of Plank Gym serves as a Bill Newlon and Janet Rugr catch a students' party bill board. quick conversation on their way home from the library. H Anne Keidel and Angela Carbone working hard at keeping the Bullet Hole spick and span. Anne Keidel always ready to give you service with a smile. Karen Scheel and Jane Kosminoff taking a break from their wild radio show, The Nighthawk Hour . Nancy Evans trying to earn those brownie points for Bullet Hole worker of the year. Kristin Wood and Liz Barnes enjoy- ing a freshly cooked meal. Gayle Haddad and Beth Wolcott two seniors hard at work as usual. 13 K. The Gettysburg cheer- i! leaders assist the fans in cheering on the Bullets to victory. 14 The Gettysburg fans sit rivited to the game and help cheer the Bullets on to victory. The Gettysburg Bullets play a tight game against Muhlenburg. Drum major, Kate Jamison directs the band during a halftime perfor- mance. : as Jeff Blavatt joking around with Sue Roehre and Joyce Wanglee, at the Bullet Hole. ' W WNW m t $$m: mm mm: ; mm W: Senior Kristin Wood smiles as she counts down the days to graduation. It,s time to pack up and go yells Kristin. The gang,s all here: A pre- formal Alpha Xi card game. 18 Many of us came here as little innocents, leaving the shelter and security of our family and friends for the first time. We came here seeking what we were told were to be, che best years of our life . Arriving to college to meet our first friend, our roommate, that we had been paired with based on a few items that we checked off on a tiny piece of paper. Through this, we learned to accept peo- ple who are dif- ferent from our- selves and to learn from them. After fresh- man year. many of these friend- ships ended and, after peo- ple found their new niche at Gettysburg, but many of them lasted to survive the four year test of time at Gettysburg Col- lege. We have created some of the strongest ties we have ever known, only to realize that at the end of the four years many of us will never see each other again. Therefore, entering the infamous Senior Year, we are torn between 'tliving-up our last , r17? wwwmwv--v-- - F , ' Dawn Hadley makes a toast. h Santa, Mark Youndt has great difficulty drinking with his long beard, year together, or to study and look for a job in the real world. The carefree days with nothing more to worry about than what to wear out, or how to arrange your schedule to allow for maximum sleep time, or to be able to watch your favorite soap opera are over. Instead we live in fear of working 9 to 5. the orry IOUI' be ver. I Kofi Abayie Barbara Allan Eric R. Anderson Karen M. Anderson Ghana Dahran Saudi Arabia Lewistown. PA Glastonbury, CT Management Psychology Political Science Pre Physical Therapy Mary 5. Andrus Beth A. Asper Raymond P. Bahr Robert J. Bangiola Essex Fells, NJ Gettysburg. PA Ellicott City, MD Morris Plains, NJ PsychologWEducation Health Physical Ed. Political Science Political Science ,1 A .r'k a I Penelope J. Baxter Roberta L. Beauchamp David F. Behling Judy Belinski Reclair, MD Lake Worth. FL Glen Rock. NJ Hazleton, PA HeallMPhysical Ed. Biology Management Chemistry Kenneth M. Barlotta Elizabeth Barnes Leslie Barringer Susan Anne Bates Management Abington. PA Media, PA North East. MD Political Science Psychology Biology CCElass of 1988 19 Laura A. Bennett John F. Bilsky. Jr. Alison Leigh Bischoff Brian Black W. Hartford, CT Clinton. MD Upper Saddle River, NJ Roaring Spring, PA Classics Psychology Psychology English Leslie A. Blaser Jeffrey M. Blavalt Robert Bongiovanni Ronald J. Bongo Stratford. CT Owings Mills, MD East Brunswick, NJ North Caldwell. NJ I Sociology Political Science Management Economics What do you say we just sit here and shoot the breeze? 20 E. Alexander Boone Wilton. CT Management Patricia M. Brogan Flemington. NJ Management V I ;' 9 , ' : Dana E. Bouterse Plainfield. NJ Management Donald P. Brovero Wyckoff, NJ Political Science ; Kristin Brill ' h Wallace C. Brixner, Jr. Mt. Laurel, NJ West Caldwell, NJ Biology Management Lynne M. Brunje Jacqueline M. Bruno Roseland. NJ Warminster. PA English Biology Karen Anderson, Betsy Jope, and friend all hit the slopes at Vermont. Steve Schell and Diana Watson spend the evening out at Townie. CCElass of 1988 21 a; 97 Robert F. Bruns Rebecca Bryan Julie Anne Buoy Lori Anne Butterworth Westminster, MD Langhorne. PA Westport, CT Annandale, VA Economics Management French Management J. Gregory Button A Ha rry W. Buzzerd, ill Grace A. Calley Tony Campana Moorestown. NJ Falls Church. VA Hackettstown, NJ Wayne, NJ Psychology Psychology English Management Michael Cantele Theresa Marie Capaci James T. Carbonell Carol Carlson Canaan. CT West Milford. NJ New Canaan. CT Camp Hill, PA HealtMPhysical Ed. Biology Management Psychology i Maura Lennen Cashman Shawn R. Casson Patricia Cerreta Katherine Chantelau Garden City. NY Baltimore, MD Darien, CT Woodbridge, VA HislorWEducation Political Science Sociology Mathematics 22 mwmw L A: $3923 ? ikwggff I . 4.: . ho www.mpu :t ..-ei.H.... ma exam 0m .0 iMe ke mdw.J am Hesd MI Wome. a:la .mWam .I e en YY.mwn Ma aef O :V. dnTrC Ir Mn wB e.wv., o hV. mDng Ck gtrmw. SCB nIU JZ eU .IaGW ,H nB V.W no e C o kYeH rde .llCd anh nuanwa Kat EllJAOf 23 Senior Chris Holley spends time with his dog Chuck. Beth Wolcott, Diana Watson, Suzanne Nolan, Gayle Had- dad, and Karen Scheel spend the night out at Townie. Pkunell Dejuan Chapple Deborah A. Charles P. Valiant Chevaliec Tracy Lynn Christmas Baltimore, MD Reading, PA Seaside Park, NJ Quantio, VA SociologWAnthropology Psychology Political Science Political Science w? E Carmen David Ciaidiello Craig A. Coburn Peter J. Collins Robert Paul Calvin Hamden. CT Harrisburg, PA Lakeside, CT South Daytona, FL Management Chemistry EnglisMSpanish Management Christopher Candi! Katherine Anne Carson Marilyn l.. Coutlangus Scott W. Croland ., Rahway, NJ Baltimore. MD Gettysburg, PA Glen Rock, NJ 4 Management Management Chemistry History CCEIass of 1988 MaryAnne Cruse Elizabeth 8. Curry Elizabeth Hazen Cynthia J. Dalena Suffern. NY Richmond, VA Cushman Madison, NJ ManagemenVPsychology Psychology Riverside, CT Management Art History 25 V . $ .. , ,5 Jennifer Kathryn Davis Lawrence M. Daws Laura H. Dawes Samuel P. DeGennaro Southampton. PA Hartford, CT Swarthmore, PA Woodbridge, CT English Management PsychologWEducation ManagemenUClassics Neil DeIIoRusso Nikki Deoundes Christine DeWerth Elizabeth A. Diana Glen Ridge, NJ Potomac. MD Avon, CT Belle Mead. NJ Physics Psychology Psychology Management Ben Robinson and Carmen Ciardiello entertain the crowd with their strange faces. 26 Glenn Robert Dicker Beth Susan Dickinson Paul Donahue Gettysburg. PA Wilbraham, MA Neptune. NJ Sociology SociologWEducalion Political Science Susan Donner Toms River, NJ EconomicVSpanish Jeff DuBois William Duffill Ellen Marcey Dunn Ann Marie Dvora DuBois, PA Morristown, NJ Chester, NJ Towson. MD Management Management Sociology English Iass of 1988 Grace Calley and friend enjoy themselves at a Christmas party. Amy Pikalow spends a quiet afternoon with her cat. 27 John Hoyt Dwelley Guy Fast Eberharl III Stephen M. Eck Denise Edmunds Ridgefield. CT Burr Ridge, IL Dumont, NJ Elysburg, PA Economics Political Science History Management . 2.5. . ' mi. ' . Helen Winebrenner Vanessa M. Eichelberger Adina Beth Elfant Glenn Arthur Ellsworth Ehrhart Baltimore. MD Rutherford, NJ Somerville, NJ New Oxford. PA MUSiC English Chemistry MathematicyElementary Ed. '. X Lisa Elverud Eric Charles Engelhardt Peter Erich Espino Andrea Lee Esser Minneapolis. MN Cannonsburg, PA Chevy Chase, MD Gardiner, NY ManagemenUSpanish Economics Art Political Science '. 3N. Pamela K. Estabrook Thereasa C. Farwell Karl J. Feaster Sandra Filla Bridgewater. MA New Britain. PA Paramus. NJ Waitehall, PA History Economics Management Chemistry l 28 A V, 1' , .md Kelly Langan spends a cold day with her favorite friend. Allison Bischoff, Kelly Lan- gan, and Deborah Wanglee are more than ready for their road trip. co m; 05 1- q- 0 CD 0': .9 Q9 29 v 30 $eniors u. Suzanne L. Firth Ridley Park, PA Management Tom Fry Falls Church, VA English Hey Guys ifs party time! K erry Christine Fitzpatrick Ambler. PA Management Jennifer Funk Colora, MD Psychology x N. W. Timothy Foley Hershey. PA Political Science David Galassi Yorktown Hgts.. NY Management James Cummins Frazier Meadowbrook, PA Management Elaine M. Gangeri Park Ridge, NJ Management Michael Alan Garafalo Glen Park. NJ Management Robert 5. Gicking Vienna. VA Chemistry Diann M. Gastley Frederick, MD Political Science Paul J. Goldbecker II Easton, CT Management Nicolas M. Gennari Brendan Timothy Gerrily Princeton Junction, NJ Latham, NY Economics Management v .1, Brian Golden Jeffrey P. Golden Pine Bush, NY Allendale, NJ Psychology Management Grace Calley and Terri Samaha Diane Madison poses for Vouge. CCElass of 1988 31 I EEEE West Groton, MA Political Science The night of Senior Class Par- Martha HaIIet 1y at Sigma Chi . Jeff Golden, Chris Moeller, and Scott Croland party at Maura Cashman, Jane Kos- minoff and Mandy Hibler - Townie. M . e. t. .2. 1.... u: I: . . '1 z. 1.2.. w .. sols .. v u-.- o .- us. In- 32 Capri Goraya Julie V. Gorin Laura A. Grayson Michael Edward Grenier I Gaithersburg, MD Rockville Centre. NY Rio Grande. NJ Ambler, PA 3 BiologWSociology Art Biology Management k 3. , Christine M. Griffith John H. Gurley, Jr. Gayle A. Haddad Hummelstown. PA Towson, MD Stawhope, NJ Wethersfield, CT English Biology Management Psychology Dawn M. Hadley Sean P. Hamilton Stephen Carey Hamilton Richard G. F. Hammler New Canaan, CT Glen Rock, NJ Upper Montclair, NJ Andiver. NJ Management Management History History lass of 1988 Megan Harris Christopher D. Hart Lisa Harter Christopher Thomas Hopatcong, NJ Woodbridge. CT Rockville, MD Harvey Psychology Management English Wildwood, NJ History 33 34 Christine Grace Healey Sparta, NJ Political Science J Richard 5. Hendey III White Plains. NY Management P.J. Goldbecker, Kerry Fitz- patrick, and Carmen Car- diello show off their beautiful flowers, Stacey A. Hegna Cranford, NJ Art HistorWHistory Stacey Renee Herring Manchester. MD HealthJPhysical Ed. Audrey M. Heist Perkiomenville. PA Economics l John Boone Herweh Lancaster, PA Management Girard W. Hemminger Newtown. PA Psychology Kathleen R. Hesser Pine Grove, PA English E I Amanda 3. Hibler Hackettstown. NJ Management Jennifer Lynn Holte Wyckoff. NJ Psychology Sharon E. Hilgen Reston, VA Chemistry Jeffrey R. Hooton Pittsford. NY Management Laura Elizabeth Hobbie Christopher D. Holley Westfield, NJ Levittown, NY EnglishEducation Psychology ,i a , Joanne Waddington Scott Horton Hopf Stow. MA Jenkintown, pA EnglisMHistory Management Cathy Quinn and Laura Hobbie Carmen Cardiello and friend celebrate with Christmas cheer. CCElass of 1988 35 I'f ,gf, I'I ', Catherine Hourani Timothy Houser Lori D. Hubbard J. Andrew HubbeII Elmer, NJ Lebanon. PA Bay Shore. NY Boxford, MA Biology Management English English x h: Conrad W. Hummel Eric R. Huggins Dean W. Irey Parkton. MD Vestal, NY Martinez. GA West River, MD I Management Chemistry Management Management 1 ' , 41 Stephen Joseph Jacobs Jill Elizabeth Jakober Pamela B. Jefferis Christine A. Jefferson Richmond. VA Reston. VA Delta, PA Southampton, PA Management Englisthench Theater Arts Art Elizabeth B. Jenkins Roberto C. Jiron M. Erik Johnson Karin Sue Johnson Summit. NJ Bogota Columbia Mm. Lakes, NJ Marmora. NJ Sociology Management Management Political Science 36 Tammy Van Antwerp demonstrates some new dance steps. ' Kerry Fitzpatrick, Liz Dianna, Laura Hobbie, and Tammy Van Antwerp pose with their favorite bear. lass of 1988 Sue Donner, Theresa Farwell, Sue Firth, Kristen Wood, Dawn Hadley are dressed and ready for a formal. 37 Sherry Lynn Johnson Christopher Johnston Elisabeth R. Jope Veronica Rose Karas Malvern. PA Snyder. NY So. Glastonburg Huntington, NY Management ChemistrWEconomics Mathematics Biology Xi Karen D. Kazyak Arthur Kelly Thomas B. Kiddie Earl Kight III Madison, NJ Pine Bush, NY Sparta. NJ Greene, RI Management Biology Management Political Science Purnell Chapple and Ruben Scott have fun in the cold as well as the hot. x Reuben Scott takes a long needed vacation in Ft. Lauderdale Florida . Wm V , Donna-Marie Killian Donna M. Klassen Everett A. Kliphouse Christine Klock Carlisle. PA Pittsford, NY Chadds Ford. PA Gilgertsville, PA Psychology Political Science Management English X ., . .. ,u ,5 Beverly Biringer Knapper Christine R. Kneifel Thomas J. Kosmala Jane R. Kosminoff Pelkam, NY Boxford, MA Kingston, PA Bedford, NY Political Science English History Management Kerry Fitzpatrick and Cathy Quinn go for a night out on the town. 1'! III 4O Laura Hobbie, Carmen Ciar- diello, and Diane Madison The sexy side of Andy Corry Gregory John La Greca Worriongton, PA Management Scott R. Lawson Narrangansett, RI Political Science Tricia B. Lewicki Lancaster. PA Psychology Karin Lopusniak Merion. PA Psychology Ann M. Land Chatham, NJ Management John F. Lazovi Pottsville, PA Management Kristen Campbell Little Mahwah, NJ Art History Pamela K. Lovett Manhasset, NY Psychology Jill A. Lane Altoona, PA HealtMPhysical Ed. Desiree D. Ledden Sewell, NJ ManagemenUMusic Kevin J. Loh Old Greenwich, CT ManagemenVComputers Monica Ellen L-Tainen Paoli, PA Management Kelly Langan Doylestown. PA Psychology Orin Levine Columbia. MD Management Kara Long Coronado, CA Sociology Allison P. Ludwig Newtown Square, PA Classics lass of 1988 41 42 Ronald A. Luongo Newton Sq, PA Management 17 C hristine Maginnis Audubon. PA Sociology Happy Birthday Kerry!H says her friend Tammy Van- Antwerp. Christine M. Lynch York, PA Mathematics Mike Mahoney Parsippany, NJ Biology ! f x 5 Margaret J. Makous David B. MacGibeny Haddon Heights, NJ Management Merion, PA Biology Diane Louise Madison Ho-Ho-Kus. NJ Political Science She; L. MaIon Princeton, NJ Art History Kevin Maloy Hartford. CT Management Jennifer Markel Upper Saddle River, NJ Psychology Jason H. Maltby Port Washington, NY Geoffrey L Marschall Bellport, NY Psychology I A Gina Renee Maolucci Terence Mariani Mountainside, NJ Watertown, CT English Management Julie Lorain Martin Teresa A. Martin Reading, PA Derwood, MD History Psychology Liz Diana and Jane Nailor Liz Diana, Carmen Ciardiello, and Laura Hobbie CCElass of 1988 43 1 David D. Maslankowski David Mason Pamela A. Manson Michael H. Mayone Piscataway, NJ Norristown, PA Baltimore, MD Ridgefield. CT Management Biology Studio Art Management Rachael A. McClellan Kelly A. McConnell Laureen McHugh Amanda McKinley Washington, DC. Suffield. CT Parlin, NJ Gettysburg. PA Psychology Studio Art ManagemenUComp. Science English Catherine E. McLaughlin Edie McLaughlin Suzanne Mendoza R. Michael Metcalf Garden City. NY Short Hills. NJ Westfield, NJ Charlestown. NH Spanish SociologWStudio Art PhysicVComputer Science Sociology Michael George Mitch David McGregor Donald H. Mitchell M. Susan Mitchell York. PA Mitchell Middletown. NJ Hamilton, NY Physics Middletown. NJ Economics Fine Arts Economics 44 It's the SenioHs night out at Townie. i Cruse Penny Baxter and Mim share and share alike. ,nw L F I .r , William P. Mitchell Jonathan D. Moll Antonio G. Moraca Susan E. Moretti Churchville. PA Bradford Woods. PA New Holland, PA Greenwich. CT Management Chemistry Economics English Ca roI Elizabeth Morgan Brad C. Morris Gary A. Mougalian David J. Moyer Chesapeake City. MD Doylestown. PA Wayne. NJ Northfield, NJ Biology English Management Economics Maura Cashman and Brad Whitlock spend their vacation in Ver- mont Tammy Van Antwerp and Laura Hobbie 46 Michelle 5. Mayer Pearl River, NY Biology K Andrew J. Nedelka Islip, NY History Colleen A. Nacik West Berlin. NJ Management ' Va; Barbara E. Nelson Lebanon, NJ PsychologWElementary Ed. Jane E. Nailor Broomall, PA Management Chris Nelson Wellesley, MA Psychology Christina Napolitano Granite Springs. NY Music Education William R. Nice Big Flats, NY Management Art Pursel and Carmen Ciar- diello share a couple of drinks. 'l 48 Lucus Paul Niiler Suzanne .l. Nolan Janine M. O Brien William David O'Brien Bel Air. MD Collegeville, PA Whitehouse Station, NJ Audubon, PA English Biology Management Management 0 Edward W. Olney, Jr. Joseph A. Oravez Jr. Abigail L. Overton Brad G. Paley New London. NH Norwalk, CT Upper Saddle River. NJ Spring Valley, NY I - Spanish PoliticaI Science Psychology ReligioMBiology Psychology ! John Palmer Bernville. PA Camp Hill, PA Mechanicsburg, PA Westchester. PA Management Psychology Psychology Psychology E Richard A. Pasewark Sangita Patel Elizabeth Allyn Patton Christopher Peck John H. Peri George Petasis Kevin W. Peter Medfield. MA Wayne, NJ Paphos Cyprus Cresskill, NJ Management Management Physics Political Science I Sue Schaffer, Sue Roehre, Penny Baxter, Sherri Thoma, and Mimi Cruse are the sen- iors of Apple 201. Marisa Kabasinskas, Mac- queen Vermulye and Karen Breslin have a blast at the AI- pha Delta Pi pledge formal. CCElass of 1988 49 Sue Schaffer, Penny Baxter, Alison Williams, Mimi Cruse and Sherri Thoma introduce their friend, Gumby. Maura Cashman, Reuben Scott, Jane Kosminoff - The night of the senior Christmas party O 5 9m a Cynthia L Petulla Carol M. Pew Susan L. Pichla John 5. Pierson Moorestown. NJ Media, PA Lafayette Hill, PA Chalfont, PA Psychology Management Chemistry Management '1. Amy 5. Pikalow Robert J. Pomponio Janice L. Porter Dereck F. Posch Kimberton. PA Huntington Station, NY Rockville, MD Lansdale, PA Biology Biology Psychology Studio Art G- a x mi N I Vincent W. Powers Leslie Przybylek Stephanie Ellen Arthur C. Pursel Jr. Bryn Mawr, PA Cochranton, PA Przybylek Camp Hill, PA English Art Gtudio Historw Cochranton. PA Political Scienchistory Art Cathleen A. Quinn Claire N. Ragusa Eric J. Rasmussen Jane L. Reeder Garden City, NY Norristown, PA Gaithersburg, MD Silver Spring, MD Fine Art French French Management z ; . cw 3 . Sean 3. Reilly Teri M. Rexroad Anthony Nicholas Susan L. Roehre Dunbarton, NH White Hall, MD Riviello. Jr Wexford, PA Sociology Psychology Springfield. PA Management Mathematics .if Hf- i Elizabeth Rohland John L. Roncone, III Lynn Rosner Katie Ruffennach Lebanon. PA Leominster. MA Hanover. PA Pittsburgh, PA I Biology Political Science Music Education English Jane Reeder, Laura Hobbie, Karen Baldwin, Art Pursel 52 Eric R. Ruoff Audubon, NJ Management Joanne Sadlock Clifton. NJ Management Sharon K. Ryan Manhasset, NY Health PhysicaI Ed. Nicole Salerno Bayville. NY Management Terrence P. Ryan Maria Elizabeth Sabo Wyckoff, NJ Oyster Bay. NY Psychology Psychology Teresa A. Samaha Heather M. Sanderson Brooklyn, NY Woodbury, NJ Psychology Economics Girls night out at Townie Brad Morris and Buddy Buzzard 53 , , ' Diane Sankey Lisa Sarandos Karen B. $brollini Susan M. Schaffer Factorville. PA Colleyville. TX Suffern, NY Suffern, NY Biology English Management Management Lg- 647-, .V A Karen Scheel Stephen 5. Schell John David Scherr Carole Jennifer Schoen Farmingdale. NY Earlville, PA Chester, NJ Simsbury, CT Management Management Management English Education Kathryn Ann Scholl Edmund R. Schubert Reuben Scott Shawn Lawrence Scaville Pittsford. NY Huntington Station, NY Neptune, NJ Geneseo. NY Political Science Management Sociology English w i Rwy? Am. Kurt A. Seemar Richard Edward Semsel Andrew Sheely Sherry Lynn Shelby Lancaster. PA Stamford, CT Shiremanstown, PA Hopewood, PA Mathematics Economics History PsychologWElemenlary Ed. Jen Markel and Dawn Hadley make their daily trip to the mail boxes. Kate Schule, Joanne Wil- liams, Laura Daws, Beth Wol- cott, Karen Scheel and Sue Firth co co 05 F q- O 03 CO 5! Q2 Kerry Fitzpatrick and Cathy Quinn Have a Coke and a smile. 56 Steven 5. Sickle Woodbury, NJ Management m', Stephanie Smith Camp Hill, PA Management Heidi Spera Blairstown, NJ ManagemenVPsychology Marjorie E. Squires Rockville. MD Chemistry Kris Noel Simms Douglasville. PA Music Education Matthew Smoot Souderton, PA Political Science Joseph F. Spillane Vernon, CT History .1 John S. Stankiewicz Havertown, PA Management Michael A. Smerkanich Hatfield, PA Economics Edward C. Snider Wayne. NJ Psychology David Spittal Yorktown Hts, NY Management John M. Stoudt Huntingdon, PA History Mary-Beth Smith Phillipsburg, NJ Psychology Kurt A. Sollenberger Elizabethtown. PA Management Denise Spivak Bethesda, MD Psychology Chris Suchanick Belden. MS Management lass of 1988 57 x I . Scott Suttsowski Mariam G. Taft Peter John Tartline Susan Dianne Tattersall Portland. CT Canandaigua, NY Mechanicsburg. PA New Castle, DE l SociologWAnthropology Management History Management f t I. ! David Tavolaro Sherri Kaye Thoma Rebecca Lynn Thomas Lincoln 1.. Thompson ' Lebanon. PA Elizabethville. PA Williamsport, PA Huddam, CT Management Psychology English Management Steve Eck 'OId Command- ers don't die, they just play golf! Iris Tong Lesley A. Trifoso Robert Tufano Keith L. Tuitt Bensalem, PA Elmira, NY Commack, NY Boston. MA Fine Art English Management Management E Elizabeth Rhoades Urland Brian Vagnohi Tamara VanAntwerp Virginia L Van Schoick Victor. NY Norristown, PA Upper Saddle River. NJ Bayhead, NJ Political ScienceXElementary Biology Political Science Political Science Ed. CCEIass of 1988 Kelly Boswell, Steve Eck and Chris DeWerth cheer on the Bullets. Sue Roehre and Stacey Hegna please the fans with their rendition of Whitney Houston. 59 I A: Macqueen Vermilye Kevin Vigue John Wagner Melissa E. Wahl Easton. MD Lebanon, PA Shoemakersville, PA Potomac. MD Psychology Management History English Kent Walker Deborah Wanglee Joyce W. Wanglee Holly Suzanne Ward Rockville, MD Villanova, PA Villanova, PA King of Prussia, PA Management Psychology Psychology Management Tammy N. Waters Diana Y. Watson Scott T. Watson Christopher B. Webb North Oaks. MN Jenkintown. PA Stony Brook, NY Wethersfield, CT Psychology Management Sociology Political Science x x X x x Anthony L. Wechter Kathryn Anne Welch Dan Walker Carol Lynne Wessner Akron. PA East Greenwich, RI Westfield, NJ Baltimore, MD Health and Physical Ed. Philosophy English EconomicVFrench P.J. Goldbecker and friend are ready for a night of fun and excitement. Laura Hobbie and Kerry Fitz- patrick John Herweh, Tony Riviello, and Sue Moretti send their senior farewell. C- '3?- . Eu . x. :1 ' .' 7 m a. a 1. Alltsgflr B Wheatley Lee White Carol Ann 5. Whiting J. Bradley Whitlock p Immgton. DE Montauk. NY Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ Mechanicsburg, PA sychologWElm. Ed. Management Management Management 62 Laura Ann Whitney Theresa Louise Wilhelm Alison E. Williams Joanne C. Williams Bellemead, NJ Oceanside. CA Fleetwood, PA Bethlehem, PA French HealtMPhysical Ed. Sociology PsychologWElem. Ed. , V , o l .3. ; Pamela Lynn Williams Wendy Willis Andrew John Wilmont Elizabeth Ann Wolcott Maple Glen, PA Pennsauken. NJ Oakville Ontario Eyton, PA Heallh Physical Ed. Management Management Political ScienceNociology 2: , Andrew C. Wong Kristin L. Wood Allison H. Woodnuff SC I! Michael Wronsky Potomac, MD Doylestown, PA Elmer, NJ Long Valley, NJ Management Sociology Management Management . l ; V l .': . Mark A. Youndt Robyn D. Young Bryan Spencer Zerbe Mary Zubia Adamstown. PA Danbury. CT Mechanicsburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Management Biology HistorWSpanish Political Science i lass of 1988 1, 2, 3, Down for the count. Gettysburg kicks off for an- i other win. m:nzmnw 64 Men,s Lacrosse members must dual for the ball in all circumstances off and on the field. h E, 1 E V 1 Tony Campana searches for an open F O O b a I I man to pass the ball to. I The Bullets charge onto the field. Team quarterback Tony Campana watches from the ' , FOotball: Scoresifor 321987 season Gettysburg , L 24 DelaWarthaliehy a , Gettysburg - ' , ' 40 Western Maryland Gettysburg , ,y '43 ,Sw3rthm0r9 ' L , , Gettysburg j - , 30: rJo'h'ns thkins ' ' Gettysmrgw h H V ' 27 UI ' S. M .M,AL ' ' Gettysburg f ' 2 ' '26 ' Ursinus , ' L Gettysburg x y: '16-: ,Muhlenberg - Gettysburg 2 ' 35, Hampden-Sydney Gettysburg! , V 7,2162 - L Dickinson ? Gettysburg 2 'L y '13 FY ah'd M; Won 7,, Lost 3 Head Coach: iBakyrrykk Streeter 67 ! Coach and Women's Cross Country Captain Women1s Cross Country Scores for 1987 Gettysburg 25 Messiah Gettysburg 16 Catholic Gettysburg 21 Johns Hopkins Gettysburg 15 Western Md. Gettysburg 21 F. and M. Gettysburg 22 Dickinson Gettysburg 25 Mt. St. Mary's Gettysburg 15 Albright 5 Gettysburg 15 Juniata Gettysburg 15 Widener Won 10. Lost 0 Head Coach: Ed Riggs 15th Seasom Ueft to righn row 1: Cathy Lilienthal, Joyce Wanglee, Deb Wanglee, Melis- sa Murphy, Tricia Risley, Rebecca Steiner, Row 2: Coach Aubrey Shenk, Keary Johnston, Tracey Clarke, Beth Waddington, Bridget Kober, Debbie Toy, Row 3: Coach Ed Riggs, Manager Liz Janowitz, Terry Reinman, Karen Morris, Stephanie Humphreys, Steph- anie Schofield, Lavinia Newton, Beth Daubert, Kathleen Clark. meet. 3 The Men's team gets fired up before a Mews Cross Conhtry Score$ for, 1987 Season Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettystrg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg. 5 Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg , 20 '20 21; 17 '19 :23 H 29 H 16 '24 1'6 22 27 ' 15 25 Won 13, Lost 0, TiedTI Head Coach: Ed Riggs, 5th Seasoh MesSiah7 A 35 .5 MtLSt. Mary's; ' 35 ' 'UMBC' j ' 85 Loyola, '3 3 , , 40., ,JohnsHopka Catholic ' 5 ' 97:32 Western'Md. 4 - 39' F. and M. ,, 33, Dickinson V 3 5 ,42 Mt, St, Mary's 5259,35 Albright 1 55,335 , Susquehanna - L 28' Juniata, ' , , N 427, Widener ,f 5.303 Asst. Coach Aubrey Shenk, Manager Liz Janowitz, Coach Ed Riggs, Tim Schaeffer, Gary Shultz, Rich Semsel, Kevin Vi- gue, Peter Morse, Thorn Clark, Kneeling: J.P. Hendricks, Ralph Nicki, J. Berkey. 69 I l I Gettysburg Field Hockey team strives 1' toward another victory. ' Hockey sticks clash during a tight game. Amy Parker races for the ball. Row 1: Chris Wilhelm, Alison Williams, Tracey Wilhelm, Cathy Cotton, Sue Wolfe, Sharon Weaver. Row 2: Lauren O'Donnell, Wendy Willis, Stacey Her- ring, Julie Anderson, Pam Williams Row 3: Coach Lois Bowers, Bet Curry Jessi Christiansen. Amy McLaughlin Joanne Hopf, Manager Neik denTex. Field Hockey Scores for 1987 Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Lebanon Valley Gettysburg Dickinson Bloomsburg Gettysburg Juniata Johns Hopkins Gettysburg Messiah Millersville Gettysburg Muhlenberg York Gettysburg Lebanon Valley Glassboro Gettysburg Elizabethtown Frostburg Gettysburg O Frostburg Western Md. Won 12, Lost 4, Tied 2 Shippensburg Head Coach: Lois Bowers F. and M. MAGS Elizabethtown NCAA's $Vw-ACOOJ-k-LNAN Gettysburg makes an attempt at the goal. Men,s Soccer Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg NO ON Mt. St. Mary's 1v Rutgers-Cam- ' den 3 Haverford ' 3 Drew 1 1 1 101121 1 OT! Catholic U. 1 York 1 12 - on Elizabethtown 1 1 Western Md. 0 12 OD; Albright 1 1: Lebanon Valley 0 FINAL 1987, SOCCERSCORES 1:, y, y, Giattysburgg ,y :L , Gettysburg 1 Gettysburg : A tough fight for the ball. --.- Gettysburg has the ball totally under control. MeSSIah Susquehanna Gettysburg : k Glettysburga. :22 Gettysburg 1 L 1 fichtiysitcphe HLeZe- lxi : pitskiinson 3 : Maraviyarif1j 1:,Muhl;e:nbu1rg1 GettySburgVH . , Gettysburg . 540196? O. 1 Head CoachrDaveWijiygyht, 1, 1 Ueft to righn Row 1: Trainer Jenn Olivo, Doug Eden. Steve Pinkin, Shawn O'Leary, John Klein, Jim Shins Jim Martingale, Row 2: Asst. Coach Mike Minnerly, Rod Edmiston, John West, Mark Mumford, Paul Pal- mieri. John Loyack, Chriss Williams, Andy Corry, Row 3: Asst. Coach Tom Taylor, Scott Stoddard, Drew Cock- Iey. Chris Condit, Mike Battaglia, John yack, Chris Williams, Andy Corry. Womenb Swimming GETTYSBURG COLLEGE WOMEWS SWIMMING EGettysburg 114 Susquehanna 56 GEttysbuig . 106.5L9tjigh; L 7,5,5 :- Gettysburg ' 103- Shippensburg :80 l'IGett'ysb'urg . L; V 101' Scranton; a 74 K Gaty'sburg L -l. 63 We'stem Md. ' 23 ' GeittYsburgl ' 9,5 Farm, M; 623 L : - Geftyspurg-g , 7L5 Ukrysainusk ; - L ' ' go: , G ejt-ysbiirdf , , 475 Widgener :' : 2 0 ' 2' Geit'f ysbu r g : 98 .WaShVBVLeex - k , :57 - 'Gia'tty,s,bu ig ;g gm :JphngHopkins - j 80 , -. V' Qj6t'ty8bdr'9115 V : 10 1 L Dickinson : ,, - 72x ; GettYSburg 51.32 Swayrt-hrynoyrekf ,- 47 - W0n12l-Ost0 g ,,;Cb abh: j'M, i k e Rawkl'eight. 3rdgsyeason - The Women's swim team were the 1988 MAC champions. Row 1: Tracy Baker, Linda Schulz, Terry Reinman. Amy Shelden, Joanne Williams, Row 2: Mary McKlernan, Tammy Martin. Julie Martin. Cheryl Sattin, Wendy McDonalds, Coach Mike Rawleigh. Gaby Bodle, Row 3: Katie Ruffennach, Leslie Barringer, Stacey Hegna. Sue Roehre. Jen Lusch. 74 , W , , , z , . mw-W..vairf 'w,,r , .7 : ,, - ,G?3ify'$b u'r 9 fget'tysbukg deft to righn Row 1: Jeff Benjaman, Torn Chiarolanzio, Brian Boyle, Row 2: Jeff Higgins, Dave Fippinger, Greg Pinchbeck, Shawn Kelley, Greg O'Connor. Asst. Coach Sharon Ryan, Coach Mike Rawleigh, Row 3: Mike Grenier, Dave Galassi, Art Kelley. Chris Lebold. MeWs Swimming The Bullet men make a great start on the race. 75 r a, q. a ,x 5? w I t I I Burg Wrestler tackles his opponent e s In 9 the mat. Freshman wrestler really knows his holds and locks. I WRESTLING Gettystrg 17 Elizabethtown ' 32 Gettysburg hYork Tournament h , placed 8th Gettysburg ' 19 Messiah , L :29 , , Gettysburg 26 Susquehanna w Gettysburg h H i10h'HWashwand Ueff: 35 H h G'e'ify'Sburg h 20 swahrmmh'ohrehh 21 Gettysburg ,0 Lycoming :49 Gettysburg 3 F. and M. 44 Gettysburg h 1,6 Elizabethtown 31 Gettysburg 41 Lebanon Valley 18 Gettysburg r, 34 ,Gannonk , ' 20 Gettysburg 27 L Haverford 24 Gettysburg 15 Penn , , 25 Gettysburg 23 Johns Hopkins 25 Gettysburg 14 York , ' 21 h Gettysburg 9 Western Md. 28 Gettysburg Wash. ,8LJLee Tournr placed , L Gettysburg 22 Moravian- 19 5th ,Won 5; Lost 14, Tied 1 Gettysburg f '21, ,Juniata r. h 20 - , . Gettysburg , 0 DelawareLValley 51 Coach. DarWIh Breaux, 3rd season Gettysburg 17' Widener Gettysburg 20 Muhlenberg 77 Menk J.V. Basketball Brian Town searches for an open man. I I Gettysburg puts up the ball. Row 1: Soon Millar, Chris Wilcox, Row 2: Mark Schiavone, Steve Bells, Tim Cessario, Bart Agee, Steve Hessler, Coach Gutting. Menb Varsity Basketball 5' - Varsity Mems Basketbali i Gettysburg y, G A k 92 , Lincoln U; ' 82 MGeFttysybyurgy 5, - 83 Mt. St. Mary's; - , 112; Gettysburg : I ,, ,78 WCarrIegieGMeHon , ' 80 Gettysbui'g' I A , , , 74 Franklin 8IFMarshall .98 , GettySbuyrg'y, 7 74 Moravian I ' , , 80f Gettysburg , 2-65-12 Dickinson , , a7 Gettysburg ' .62 G Western Maryland 655 I Gettysburg, G 7,7 , Washington, V , 1-29 Gettysburg ' I V f 75 ' ML; StMary INYJ V62. 5 iGettySburg W 83 :Susquehahnaf G 75 I -1 Gettysburg? A : 842,. IGShenanjdqah G G ,2 935 i Gettysburg ' Fr 97, Elizabethtown i 92 , ' Gettysburg - , , 8,85 LycomingG , ' w 851, Gettysburg L, 2' - 68G Muhlenbyergw 287 Gettysburg ' ,, -I 674 LebanOn Valley! 85 I , L Gettysburg ' , , ' 54 Franklin :1 MarshGll 1,1527 Gettysburg ' I ,68 HJuniata, - A , ' ,79 wGettysburg I w w 767'1'M0ravian 292; Gettysburg , 81' gWestern MGerGnd , '2 :83 Gettysburg , ' G 71'5 5' American : :G 99 , Gettysburg ' 72 A Dickinson G ' , :, , ear ,GGetty'sb'yurg'V I ' 25,75 J'Muhlenbe'rg ,, 72 ,, Gettysburg ' , , 87- , Lebanon Valley 72 ,5 ; i Gettysburg W 68, Albright , , 2'66: ,- ; Gettysburg ' , ' V ' ,, , 87' 3 Catholic f r: lg; 5' 76; : 2' Won 10, Lost 15 VMAC- SW: 3- 9i COach: Don Anderson, 8rd season Row 1: Musa Colkioge, Chris Wilcox, Mark Schiavone. Steve Hessler, Tony Bryant, Row 2: Coach Diviney, Dave Sale. John Finnegan, Brian Towns, Scott Lamond, Traci Moore Uraineo, Row 3: Coach Kirkpatrick, Rich Pasewark, Max Umberger, Tim Ces- sario, Mike Brewington, Steve Bellis, Coach Anderson. 79 fv pwm1ww-v. Mg Ila: as A Row 1: Trainer Maryann McMenamin. Jill Lane, Carol Carlson, Karen Sbrol- lini, Heidi Spera, Trainer Beth Fal- jv cone, Row 2: Coach Denise Babin- chak, Krista Ellis, Barbara Buzzerl, Cathy Bosma, Julie Rauch, Kriss Hessler, Kelly Finnegan, Asst. Coach Cheryl Gonelli. ball. Gtattysburg Gettystrg' Gettysbiyxrg, 7 YY Gettysburg Y Y Gettysburg Gettysburg, y Gettysburg , Gettysburg Gettysburg Getty'Sburg Gettysburg Gettysburg eemsaune COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL . 'L MOraVi'anl ' L L SusQthaynnasf , I L WVWesieyari' , York Y YYYYYYY; L Catholic Y , , Western Md, , Dickinson a LLLVEliz'abLthhtOWn' I F. and M. Lebanon Valley Lycoming 7 - Muhlenb'erg 3; 62' f f, 79 r Y; ZLYYYIY6YYZY YY Y Y , 7,8: I 60 G'ettysb'Urg ; , ,GettySburg' j GettySburQ -. . , 'YYQgthyahurgL-Y YY YY Gettysburg Gettysburg Geftysburg - Gettysburg , Gettysburg 355 79, r 59' 7'0 ' 75, ,7YY2Y 60 ' 72 71 Heidi Spera goes up for a lay-out. ' MesSiah , , YJohnsHop'kin's Juniata YI-Yebanon Yvallgy Dickinson - ' thnsHopkins , Western Md. F. and M. AlVbright ,, Won '7, Lost 14YMACSW 5-55 , Coach: Denise Babinchak; 2nd sleaVSOn , Womean Basketball Shooting high - the Gettysburg women's team. 81 '-' Row 1: Barb Mueller urainen, Michelle Porter, Lynn Gates, Roberta Beau- champ. Row 2: Shannon Purdy, Michelle Somody, Marilyn Hansen. Row 3: Jodi Lopiano, Karen Enatt. Row 4: Coach Drexel Total Wins 33 Total Losses 12 Gettysburg strives for a victory against Goucher. Gettysburg's unbeatable Vol- leyball team sets up the ball. Co-captain Beth Asper, Coach Babin- chak, Co-captain Barbara Nelson. Amy Parker slides into homeplate. Softball scores for 1988 Season Gettysburg I 1 1 York 4 A14 1 1 Gettysburg 0 Millersville 2 3 , 10 Gettysburg 6 Catholic 5 Gettysburg 11 Juniata 12 10 8 Gettysburg 24 Washington 6 18 O Gettysburg 12 Lebanon Valley 2 11 , 1 W . , a , Gettysburg 2 Elizabethtown 5 1212:4121 ? jg x Y 1 , 5 f Gettysburg 10 Dickinson 3 , L 4 , , 3 Gettysburg 11' Western Maryv ' land 51 2 5 Gettysburg 1 51 MeSsiah 7'1 Gettysburg 3 Susquehanna 2 2 7, Gettysburg ,O- F. and M. 1 12 ' 8 Gettysburg ' 2 Mt. St. Mary's 1 0 ' 4 Row 1: Kathy Vail. Beth Aspar. Sue Srnolko. Asst, Coach Lori Strausbauch. Row 2: Coach Denise Babinchak, Amy Parker, JennHer French, Maryann McManamin, Barbra Nelson, Jodi Lopiano, Kim Gill, Jennifer Estlack. Gaby Bodle. Won 24, LoSt 10 Coach: Denise Babinchak 12nd seasom 83 Mews track A pre-meet conference for our track team. AfTVEmv. Men's TraCk '- Gettysburg 53 Me s'si a h' Gettysburg 62 F. and M. : , DiCki n son n , A Gettysburg 65 'Albright Meravian Gettysburg 35 - Susquehanna ' Dela. Valley : Gettysburg 75, - JOhnS Homing, Gettysburg L 87 - Western Md. , Won5,Lost4. 7 Coach: Ed Riggs wth seasom Row 1: Jeff Hooten. Ralph Nickl, J.P. Hendricks, Keith Slonski, Tim Luing. Jay Trevisan. Ken Lovett, Row 2: Trainer Barb Mueller, Bob Kroken- berger. Ben Griffith. Terry Flynn, Kevin Burke, Tim Houser, Kristen Managed. Row 3: Coach Ed Riggs, Chris Ta- mage. Don Fort. Kirk Weber, Tom But- ler, Jim Dobson, Asst. Coach Darryl Jones, Asst. Coach David Wright. Row 1: Jenny Michell, Lavinia Newton, Jane Voyzey. Carol Wessner, Chris- tine Caruso, Beth Waddington, Row 2: Barb Mueller Grainen, Sue Wolfe, Liz Janowitz. Lise Buntschuh. Tracey Clark, Terry Reinman, Tricia Risley, Melissa Bond, Valerie Wursthorn. Kristen Hessler Managed. Row 3: Coach Ed Riggs, Nancy Guffey, Lind- sey Paulin, Stephanie Schofield. Ju dith Rhodes. Becky Steiner, Gina Bar- ton, Erin Farrell, Meg Hamil. Asst. Coach Darryl Jones, Asst. Coach Da- vid Wright. Mike Colbath prepares to hit a grand slam. Tom Rottet gets ready to slide into home plate. Keeping an eye on things is Gettysburg's me. Row 1: Chris Gaudio. Chip Rossi, Bri- an Golden, Andy Sheely, Greg Button. Tony Wechter, Vince Anderson. Row 2: Asst. Coach Dick Hartranft. Ken Kil- lian. Chris Applegate. Chuck Ritter. Andy Rosenberry, Mark Fauieri. Tom Weber. Chris Broking. Charlie John- son, Bill Caruso, Mike Colbath. Tom Rottet. Mike Battaglia. Chris Mont- gomery. Scott Crammer. Brian Risser. Matt Yeingst, Peter Kotz Uraineo, Coach John Campo. . . H 4qu 86 1.- .,. u- 4, - .m. V . Gettysburg, . Gettysburg Gettysburg ,, Gettysburg Gettysburg ' H Gettysburg ' Gettysburg- Gettysburg Gettysburg- Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg ' Gettysburg ' N CA mmhnwmmmmmmw '-L-L Baseball Scores for 1988 Season Be'midgi State Miiwaukee SOE Wesley Nazareth; R lT , , Rose Hulman Nazareth L Wesley Wilmington Mt. St. Marys Mt. St. Mary's Elizabethtown York - York .t AmeCJ'mao-ykooooa Gettysburg Gettysburg ' Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg, Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg ' Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg .4 .L omcowxlomwmmAdw .1. Hamilton Navy Lebanon Valley Lebanon Valley Johns Hopkins Bucknell Moravian Moravian Juniata Messiah , Muhlenberg Muhlenberg Albright CO-komQO'ldOIQmC-k... Wmm'wr'g:sanaaufr. ;:.v . - ' - 5 , 15' Menk Lacrosse Being a lacrosse goalie iS no easyjob. Assisting for a goal against Scranton. 5.91 IX! 5' x l Q3511, . 36,1, , C $n '7 Fail! 1- 1 21' l. w 5 51K 5 5 w 555' 55$55 E5195!- . am- y 152$! X ,, .131 mli 5! mm , 507114111311 , Jmmaula u m -P.- . mmswall'ul'; ' HJICtv't'rjmavM r 2': MI 5' mmmggm Mmmm $41., WHSNEEHRAIWE-r 53. 55.1! is aiswggneiamu? , ; V gawwsaw: ' , V. . 5 . -. 5 I ' . 5 .5 , L ; H 51:53.:5u - ,. 1'- . 5 i . 5 1d 3:12-39: MEN'S LACROSSE Gettysburg 11 Ithaca 5 , Gettysburg 10 Washington 5 Lee - Gettysburg 8 L Hartwick Gettysburg 19 Haverford Gettysburg 5 Drexel LL L Gettysburg 7 Mt. St. Mary's Gettysburg 4 Clarksonj Western Md. L , Fairleigh Dick. 5 L Widener f Dickinson Scranton Washington 5 F. and M; 5 4:50 on oadxo 03' icon ms: N V Gettysburg 12 Gettysburg 15 Gettysburg - 16 Gettysburg 10 Gettysburg , 20 Gettysburg 6 ..L , Gettysburg Won 9, Lost 5 88 F: .5 ? ggk f! i 4. D m I ' I ,9 l 1 $ 0.3 ,.' Womenk Lacrosse The two centers fight for the posses- sion of the ball. 4328 aids the team to victory. TMV.-,-G..-..V.-GG..G.... A. . G l G iiil a in lll am G Gjijprg VG Gettysburg Gettylsbhirgi' 90 Mews. Tennis Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Freshman Steve Goddard leads the tennis team enthusiastically against Dickinson. MEN'S TENNIS wVNV'couooojomtoqbwm Catholic ' Drew Mt.; St. Mary's L Messiah , F. and M.Q Muhlenberg , Elizabethtown ' Moravian Western Md, k Juniata' Dickinson; , , Johns Hopkins , Shippensburg , ' ' Won 9,; Lost 4,; ' A2 0; ,6 ; ' 1 Oi o , 2 12,, f6, WOMEN'S TENNIS Won 11. Lost 2 ' , Gettysburg 9 York L Gettysburg ' 8 , Elizabethtown Gettysburg ' by , : ,fyftJ , Washington j Susquehanna , 'WiISOn ' Dickinson Albright , F. andM. :Ho'od , ,Western Md. , L Johns Hopkins Millersville - F.;a,nd M. Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg ooom'oocoooocotoico much; ome-sCOQ 92 Row 1: Dave O'Brien, Lincoln Thompson, Niel Lagerway, Row 2: Drew Cockley, Ken Button, Kevin Loh, John Petrycki, Darwin Breaux. Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg 453 453 335 York Elizabethtown Scranton Millersville Delaware Valley Susquehanna Ursinus Kings Wilkes Western Maryland Lycoming Elizabethtown Juniata Dickinson Johns Hopkins Swarthmore Susquehanna Kings GOLF 431 472 416 418 439 446 450 455 456 462 468 477 477 326 333 337 343 348 Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg 2 Elizabethtown , 465 Loyola Johns Hopkins; ' 428 Albright 4325 Western Maryland 3 ' Ursinus 441 Lebanon Valley I I , Moravian 3 459 Muhlenberg Delaware Valley H Albright 440 York Susquehanna Juniata 449 Franklin and Marshal, Dickinson; J 5 L ' Worn 15, Lost 19 Coach: Darwin Breaux hst Yean' ,352'; , 441; , L 448 1 , 4365 5 410,, ,413, : 439,, 663429 ' 438' 5 4 446;, 469: k 427 L 444 '5 4'89: 415' 431 ,- Gettysburg Sports A member of the men's baseball team is congratulated at home plate by his teammates after hitting a home run. Lacrosse players must always be aware of where the ball is headed. X Gettysburg Bullets dive in for the tackle. Amy Parker concentrates on hitting the ball. 94 .magugrrww 'Vi'fz v hr, '11;- ,7 7. Gettysburg runs the ball in for a touch- down. 95 96 Beth Wolcott is caught nap- ping again. Free time is a very impor- tant part of a college stu- denPs life. There are sever- al ways to spend your free time such as sleeping, talk- ing with friends, participat- ing in sports or just stroll- ing around the campus. Amy Tarallo and Rebecca Link looking excited for an- other Gettysburg weekend. -. .. mane ' 7?? ;1.;..,;x$?x '2, WWSisk 4W . As demonstrated, Penn Hall provides a good rest- ing place after a hard day of work. 98 Julie Dufresne and Don Deardorff in a deep dis- cussion on the way to class. mlm Here is one way to pick up a girl. I15 inns Lee Walker and Debbie Dent smile broadly even though they are on their way to the library. Peter Collins, posing coyly for camera. 99 Tom Young finds something amusing in his homework. ,v'd'snna Watson trys to get her work me during her Iunch-break, Steve Kesel finds a quiet place in the Cub to study. genesis land 0! 1-,...nrfuash'nz Kiran Jaswal finds a comfortable Karen Olsen tries to study as Pam spot on her bed to study her biology Wilson eats a pita sandwich at the notes. Bullet Hole. 1 101 I I The steps of plank gym by the post office is i the social hot spot during lunch. 1 '1 l'- furl g I J I a I l Tracey Clark and Kristi Johnston laugh happily after a long day of classes. 2 1 Kim Benson strolls merrily on her way to classes. .L l i i 1 102 Wrwmr-zr, . n'i'w'. 4; 'i . r The steps of the library are a great place to catch up on some reading or just to get some fresh air. Blowing their horns, the Bullet Band marches out of the stadium after a big victory. The band plays a victory song after the Bullets make a touchdown Katie Jamison cheers for the Bullets while Becky Thomas smiles. Cheerleader Suzanne Nolan the crowd in a cheer. leads Marybeth Lamanna and Karri Nickel- son prove that cheerleaders really do support each other Go Team! Go! The Gettysburg cheel leaders celebrate another victory. xx 105 Beth Overton appearing nightly in the lounge of Huber. . -am iii 'm Guillermo De La Vega proudly wel- comes one and all to HClub Memo . Watch out guys at Lamp Post your boss . John Van Derstad, is coming. Suzanne Nolan, Karen Kazak, and Becky Bryan catching up on each others weekends at the Bullet Hole. Kristen Guss and Susan Smolko - happiness is having friends to hang out with. M Signa Nuis, Dennis Englerth with his big brother, Steve Herr celebrate after a Bullet victory. 107 Tony Bryant controls the ball as Scott Lamond and Rich Pastlework anxiously await a basket. Cathy Cotton fights to get the ball away from Muhlenberg. Rich Pastlework grabs the rebound away from the Lions A frustrating loss for Gettysburg against Muhlen- berg. The swim team goes on to victory over Franklin and Marshall. The Gettysburg womens volleyball team defeats Goucher. It's time for sping cleaning,n Beth Wolcott cleans out her drawers and closet. A quick conversation between rush- ing to classes. Finally, a letter from Mom! 110 I Watch out Santa! here comes Gayle Haddad. Three's a crowd when it comes to serious studying. 111 0n the steps of Plank Gym by the post office is convenient place to write your letters. Riding ones bike is a convenient way to get to class even if you are the professor. - Mindy Swan and Jessica Desmond celebrate TGIF - Thank God it's Friday. '- I. I I I l, The front of Plank Gym known as the party bulletin board. UM mWn; .hwionur gnaw .-. ..+.. F . , The SAE brothers frolic in the sun. A 7 A Sherie Shelby says good-bye. V I 113 Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North was a key official in the plantofinance anti-gov- ernment rebels in Nicara- gua with money from arms sales to Iran. In testimony before the lran-Contra hearings, North became somewhat of a celebrity. In the six years since Ameri- cans first heard of a mysteri- ous immunity-robbing disease for which there is no cure. AIDS has killed nearly 25,000 Americans. Millions of dollars have poured into medical re: search and President Reagan has proclaimed the plague HPublic Health Enemy :11. Photos by World Wide Photo The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco celebrated its 50th birthday. About 250,000 people jammed onto the bridge for an anni- versary walk across the span. Another 500,000 packed the bridge ap- proaches, but were denied access because the engi- neers feared the span could not support the weight. I + 11 Review The Year in Review The In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to Persian navigation, the United States began in July to G If escort vessels to pro- U test them from Iran. President and Nancy Reagan wave to well- wishers from the South Portico of the White House. Reagan escorted his wife back to the White House from Be- thesda Naval Hospital where she underwent breast cancer surgery. TV Evangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker said fare- well to the PTL ministry in h March. Jim Bakker re- k W signed after confessing to a sexual encounter with a n I young woman. Eadh a Quake An earth quake that measured 6.1 on the richter scale hit southern California in October. It . The Dow Jones industrial stock average dropped 508 points, the largest in histo- ry, on Monday, October 19. Some called it a t'crash, others called it a ttmelt- down. was not a catastrophic quake, but the damage was extensive. Photos by World Wide Photo A 24-day strike by the NFL players ended in mid-October when the union capitulated and went to court instead of trying to fight the club owners at the bargaining table. America,s Cup 116 twvgq...uh , . Dennis Conner, the man who lost the America's cup in 1983, won it back 4 years later. The Stars and Stripes complet- ed a 4-0 sweep over Australia's team. The Garbage Barge A barge filled with 3,128 tons of garbage became a national joke, a symbol ofthe nationis worsening problem with solid waste management. The December Summit President Reagan talks with Soviet lead- er Mikhail Gorbachev during arrival ceremo- nies at the White House. The two su- perpower leaders held a three-day sum- mit meeting in Decem- ber and signed a nu- Clear arms control agreement. 117 118 Allison Wheatley, Adina Elfant, Missy Wahl, Cindy Petulla, Lisa Smith - President, Tom ltle - Vice President, John Petrycki - Treasurer. Christine Campos - Secretary, Debbie Beer, Rebeca Grun- baum Brendan Steudle. Karlyn Andersen, Rebecca Weidensaul, Tim Foley, Huckerby, Ina Fernandez. Audrey Heist. Studen ts A ctiyities Council Ray Bahr, Kevin Conroy, Nicole Ca tholic Campus Minis tr y Missie Edwards, Elaine Gangeri, Dennis Rhoades, Laura Peterson, Frank Neely, Lisa'Lane, Margaret Durand. 1 Chris Hoffmann, Joanne Hopf, Joellen Huffer, Jessica Lunde, Sarah Kopit, Laura Hilbert, Brendan Gerrity. Steve Ruth, John Rogus, Sharon Rauschenberger, Kim Johnson, Dave Joy. f 119 Chapel Council um! '5! Inlnlt$li Elizabeth Shearer, Beth Spaulding, Todd Bish, Sandi McMammon, Elaine Gangeri, Abbie Oveton, Tom Young, Lee Martin, Jim Morgan, Katherine Chantelau. The Campus tour guides are an important component of the ad- mission process. They introduce prospective students to our cam- pus and all the co-Curricular op- portunities in our college commu- nity. 120 mmimmtwwmmv r 12v '- ' v ' '77 7' Amnes ty International Tracy Smith, Janice Kozy. Shama Mir, Kathy McHowan, Kathy Whalen. Mark Edmunds, Ted Hoffstater, Dankiess, Bill Bodette, Paul Baumrind, Mark Longwell, Ian Rice, Scott Longwell, Doug Snyder, Vince Powers, Sean Reilly, Craig Frost. 121 Eric Huggins, Mike Garofalo, Neal Burns, Bill Kearney, Joe Moeller, Mark Kalenak, Tony Guerrera, Sean Hamilton, Terry Ryan, Andy Corry, Kurt Folcher, Christopher Carr, Art Pursel, Tom Henry, Bill Render, Steve Ruth, Jeff Golden, John Potts, Kyle Seabury, Peter Gorra, Jay Acker, Dave Joy, Alex Boone, Dave Votto. 122 m ,f Jeffrey Landos, Gregory Morvillo, Prof. Emile O. Schmidt, Prof. Jerry 0. Hanson, Geoffrey Marschall, Christopher Holley, Eric Anderson, Veronica Daras, Rachael A. McCullan, Ned Olney, Crissy Myers, Lauren Castello, Lisa Smith, Janice Benning. Row 2: Marguerite Fontanez, Kym Miller, Laura Henry, Erik Guenst, Jennifer French, Stacey Fox, Vivian Majkowski, Colleen Petison, Debbie Blair, Carolyn Baer, Marisa Coppola, Donna Pace, Vanessa Eichelberger, Pete True, Victoria Martin, Amy Miller, Eric Tucker, Chaz Henderson, Brian McClinton, Jessica Blittner, Joe Oravec, Bob Wesley, Robert Pom- ponio, Christopher Webb, Pamela Jefferis. Residence A d visors :w , m, 4 Meg Niblock, Sue Firth, Caryn Davis, Jill Moran, Marian Taft, Marguerite Fontanez, Mike Richardson, Heidi Spera, Kate Scholl, Alison Ford, Cindy Hill, Anne Mercatoris. 123 Management Club . Jennifer Ortleb, Danielle Boulauger, I Mark Turi, Rebecca Leigh. Not pho- toed: Jack Hoops. Stephen Martin, Anne Mercatoris, Hohanna Kuschel, Daniela Miller, Bonnie Pierson, Tracey Beidleman, Greg GakerA Jeff Benjamin, Stephen Jacobs, Rebecca Grunbaum, Jamie Grosslicht, Adina EI- fant. Chris Wingert, Sarah Wendt, Katarina Lujic, David Galassi, Mike Rawleigh, Jason Blavatt, Tracy Baker, Tay Brattan, Jeff Biavatt. 125 College Choir Row 4: Dave Mitchell, Tim Test, Bob Lamb. Martin Marcna, Joe Oravez, Brian McClinton, Erik Rasmussen, Bryan Zerbe, Jean Despax. Tom Cusa, Girard Hemminger, Matt Jones, Kevin Conroy, Donald MCGay, Kevin Geary. . Row 8: Matt Berchert, Matt Petrillo, Jeff Herman. Steve Stavisky, Sheri Andresen, Robin Deichmann, Katie Fleweling, Alicia Zarou, Jennifer Stackfleth, Amy Reimann, Michelle Wirth, Johanna Kuschel, Leslie Hamilton, Kathy Hesser, Debbie Blair, Matt Miller, Peter Collins. Row 2: Chris Napolitano, Jessica Blettner, Christy Tucker, Vanessa Eichelberger, Lynn Rosner, Sharon Lerch, Vicki Latimer, KF, Tracey Sheehan, Amy Kale, Karin Johnson, Susan Dietz, Michelle Koons, Stacey Pope, Katie Jamison, Melissa Jacoby, Sue Witty. Row 1: Ann Dardaian, Anne Orrell, Kym Miller, Peggy Bright, Jill Graham, Liz Youse, Missy Wahl, Marilyn Messick, Lynn Lehman, Robin Pascucci, Lauren Castello, Kris Refsnider, Amy Beasley, Karen Guarini, Lauren Wise, Sunny Staples. NOT PICTURED: Jen Buckley, Jessi Christiansen, Betsy Jope, Rachael McClellan, Don Mitchell, Peter True, Robert Battista. Sharon Lerch, Bryan Zerbe, Kevin Yeary on tour. Chapel Choir 13M .. A- Crissy Myers, Elizabeth Shearer, Karen Kreiner, Lee Martin, Robert Rundle, Donna-Marie Killian, Leslie Przybylek, Beth Spaulding, Kris Simms, Kelly Boswell, Mary Carlin, Linda Allport, Terry Nason, Mike Mitch, Tom Young, Stephen Herr, Katherine Chantelau, Amy Mulbach, Dan Brown, Karen Olson, Barbara Allen, Rich VanMeter, Ian Rice, Dennis Engierth, Stephen Ciaglia, Darrin Silhary, Tina DeCoste, Jamie Blom, Abbie Overton, Kiran Jaswal, Stephen Kesel, Jenny Scott, Annie Harrison, Lorrie Wood, Kristie Welch, Sandi McCammon, Marjie Seymour, Tenley Masters, Elise Sharrett, Bruce Maynard, Stephen Eck, Brendan Steidle. Stephanie Przybylek, Amy Onest, Laura Wilson, Lea Leininger, Angela Turner. Handbell Choir 127 The ROTC provided the color guard for the Eisenhower wreath laying on October 13. The members of the Color guard are Bill Caruso, Steve Eck, John Jablunsky and Matt Berchert. Bill Caruso demonstrates his skills in propel- ling. Kelly Wetzel shows his proficiency in the leadership reaction course 129 Bacchus Baccus is an acronym for Al- cohol Conserousness con- cerning the Health of Universi- ty Students. The theme of the organization is to promote re- sponsible drinking and alcohol awareness. During the '87-'88 school year, Bacchus held a retreat, served alternate bev- erages at various campus functions, sponsored a Safe Spring Break campaign, par- ticipated in the social activi- Art Pursel, Keith Pensabene, Nancy Misshula. Ga Craig. Alison Ford, Liz Barnes, Stephanie Eichne 130 ties Fair and Get Acquainted Day, and sponsored a poster contest. Our future plans in- clude a freshman orientation program, alcohol awareness week and a series of newslet- ters. The organization current- ly has 25 members: President Denise Evert, Vice President Debbie Eshbach, Secretary Tim Delaney, Treasurer Mike Weiler, and faculty advisor Jill Schumann. The Italian Club The Italian Club is a social or- ganization for all students who particularly appreciate the Italian culture regardless of their own nationality or native language. The goal of the club is to learn more about the Ital- The Bullet Hole ian culture and to participate in informative and enjoyable events that reflect that cul- ture. Absolutely anyone is eli- gible to join the club, the only requirement being the desire to have fun. $33; yle Haddad, Marybeth Lamanna, Amy Tarallo, Stephanie Santamaria, Carmen r, Sherry Shelby, Diane Watson. .t.e.-..-...m-u-mwa m T'7-CDfD The Ge ttysburgian Paul E. Heimbach, Kim Castleberry Editor in Chiefx Ed Gaulrapp, Top: Margaret Durand, John Vander- stad, Tom Leader, Craig Regitz, Ed Gallagher. The Debate Society 131 . 4.,WVM. Phi Mu Alpha James B. Fritz, Scott Snyder, Rob Rundle, Daniel Brown, Bret Kelly, Ken Killian, Tom Moore, Rich VanMeter, Brian McClinton, Frank Neely. E ta Sigma Phi Debbie Mueller, Sabine D. 'v Haag, Christina Hauf, Diane Sipp, Kelly Doyle, Chris Gau- dio, Chris Labold. Sam De- Gennaro, Allison Ludwig, Vince Powers, P.J. Reilly. Lau- ra Bennett, Brendan Gerrity. I i I 3151' al 132 Women ,5 Soccer Lauren Calia, Danne Acuna, Jennifer Buckley, Patty Hunter, Kay Layton, Dede Clapp, Anne Kassekert, Cathy Chase. 1 Woments soccer has come a long way in the ' past year. We have become a strong competitor in the Mid Atlantic Conference by recording our first winning season with a 5-2-1 record. These accomplishments are a result of the strong lead- ership of first year coach Mike Minnerly, co-cap- tains Dede Clapp and Laurie Melick, and the in- creased participation and quality of athletic com- petitors. 133 A erobics . Kim Cain, Anne Devine, Anne Head, Cindy Bootay. 134 Sigma Alpha Io ta 2;: 1 I I y- 2. , I gaigej; id? ,li!l w Margie Seymour, Donna-Marie Killian, Elizabeth Shearer, Jennifer Scott, Beth Spaulding, Jamie Blom, Melissa Jacoby, Karen Kreiner, Stephanie Przybylek, Angela Turner, Leslie Przybylek, Abbie Overton, Laura Kelly. Jennifer Harmon, Katherine Chantelau, Elizabeth Overton, Lauren Castello, Crissy Myers. The Black Student Union Michelle Hughes, Purnell Chapple, An- drew Williams, Karin Harris, Antoine Williams, Leon Garrett. Troy Datcher, Reuben V. Scott, Eric White, Sheena D., Steven Mannion, Carmen Craig, Keith Tuitt, Melissa Michell, Keith Streater. 135 v v. .munun. w i Senior Class . Officers Jane Nailor - President, Carmen Ciardiello - Treasurer, Margi Humrich - Vice President, Stephanie Smith : Secretary. Junior Class Officers Patty Hunter, Kevin Meakim, Laurie Thomas, Margaret Roop. I Freshman Class Officers Brian Boyle President, Christy Tucker Secretary, Tucker Ericson - Vice President, Carolyn Porretta Treasurer. Ma th Club Vineta Daiga, Wanda Bow- ers, Ann Boote, Joellen Huffer, Andrew Golfin - Advisor, John Rogus, David Flesner, Jamie Holton, Ed Gallagher President, Bob Campbell. 137 Julie Smilak, Chris Wingert, Tamara VanAntwerp, Cathy Lilunthal, Lauri Thomas, Carol Whiting, Sarah Wendt, Susan Sietz, Cindy Hill, Jeff Benjamin, Brendan Gerrity, Kim Cain. Jeffrey Blavatt, Sarah Preston, Jason Blavatt. 1987 Orientation Leaders '- I N . xxx.xyal ?iwg xi '.l 138 Lauren Case, Julie Smilak, Chris Wingert, Laurie Thomas, Jennifer Buckley, Sarah Wendt, Susan Dietz, Jeff Benjamin, Kim Cain, Patty Hunter, Jason A. Blavatt, Troy Datcher. Phi Beta Kappa 139 ,Richard Hendey, Ted Hillson Unstructow, Stan Brodka, Hal ,Frank Coppala, Geoffrey Marschall, Todd Ross, John Scherr, John Holly Thomas, Jacki Bruno, Cathy Hourani Tara, John Kranyak, Jennifer Funk Palmer. Anthropolog y Club .1 .5 E . . k. 3 mm m . m HIIJ :53 Kathy Yard, Stephanie , Scott Sutkowski, Chris Holt, Dr. Loveland, Jennifer Kumpitch, Sue Yennell Santamaria. 140 Kiran Jaswal, Jane Nailor, Jennifer Davis. Editor: Jennifer Davis Assistant Editor: Kiran Jaswal Business Manager: Jane Nailor Advisor: Ed McManness Special Thanks To: Beth Wolcott Alex Bennet Abby Overton Kathy Quinn Wendy McDanolds Bob Kenworthy Jim Rainey 141 Jason Matzus, Craig Frost, Scott Hughey, Secretary, Bill De Moss, Art Pursel. ptula, Jason Blavatt, John Herweh, John 144 145 147 149 Phl Kappa Psi Christmas for- mal - Steve Sickel, Jeff Bla- vatt, Rich Hendey, Brian Golden, and Art Kelly. Alpha Delta Pi Seniors TKE brothers in the Bahamas - Mike Gaeta, Bob Barnett, Bill Kearney, Jon Moll, Ken Acker- man, and Steve Kletter. 151 152 Mvw'rxwmw? 7:? Row 1 Ken to Righoz Dean lrey. Dan Welker Row 2: Eric Hilderbrent, Eric Cleveland, Dave Maz, Dan Rozanski, Steve Ruth, Dave Calhoun, Dave Zike, Jeflrey Derosa, Peter Nelson, Paul Thallner. Ned Olney, Mike Camille, Andy Wong Row 3: Rick Edwards, 803 Fry, Glen Walker, Jake Keller, Chris Weyant. John Waughton, Jack Girly. Neil Dellorusso, Cheeze Johnson Row 4: Dan Allen, Mark Longwill, Homor Kazemi Row 5: David Frizzi. Andy Sens, Peter Epstein Row 6: Mark Shivone, Larry Johnson, Ralph Nikel, David Johnson, Jeffrey Jerue. itWoman , Frizzie . Nelson, So-Fry and other un- desirables at the U4 in 1 Amir sings to all the girls i loved before . . . while Pete and Buckwheat harmonize. Jay Roncone and Nedwina Olney yuk it up at the Reggae party. The Eta Phi chapter of Alpha Chi Rho had another great year at Get- tysburg College. This chapter was founded in 1958 and has continued to grow academicaily, physically and socialiy. Many of the members of Alpha Chi Rho participate in such sports as football, basketball. track and wrestling. Crow also has a very strong participation in intramural sports. Crow is most noted socially for their 4 in 1 party and the annu- al outdoor Regae party in April. All in all Alpha Chi Rho has had a pretty terrific year. 153 The Alpha Upsilon chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity has emerged from its 106th year strong and vigorous. It has managed to make significant contributions to the campus and the surrounding community. Chapter members serve as offi- cers in a number of organizations. Including WZBT. the Gettysburg Choir and BACCHUS. The Chapter also has a very active intramural program. In other fields of competi- tion ATO has made its mark. The chapter set the pace for the campus with the highest GPA among active Greeks. During Greek Week the chapter won the Greek sing, the most outstanding pledge class award and the Greek Spirit award. ATO has also engaged in an ener- getic Philanthropic campaign to en- courage better relations between thetown and the campus. The Senior class fortitying themselves for the real world. Glen Micker, Jon Fry, Scott Sutowdki, Bill Mitchell, John Dwelly, Mike Gerutti. The Heavy Metal Committee gears up for their road trip with a round of death signs. Large group of people in lobby at undetermined time. Alpha Tau Omega Ueft to righn Row 1: Tim Delany, Rob Battista, Mike Mitchel, Rob Ambrose, Brenden Friedmond, Aron Benner, Fritz'Hirst, Mike Weyler, Bulls Eye, Torn Fry, George Englis, Chris Holt, Brian McNamara, Sean Swyer, Donal McGay, John Dwelley, Kevin Kovelant, Kyle Planitzer, William Paris, Bill Randig window: Cody Brooks 155 Oeft to righD Row 1: Kevin Loh. Rob Bongiovanni. Dave Behling, Ken Barlotta, Mike Leppert Row 2: Matt Anderson, Scan Rockefellow. Steve Elder, Greg Franco, Kelly Weizel, Mike Fitzgerald, Dave Henriquez, Jim Mogan, Matt Berchert, Ted Little, Bob Luce Row 3: Bob Bangiola. Tom Andrewzzi, Mike Johnson, Mike Elwell, Basil Papoutsis. Mike Daly, Greg Gagliardi, John Alexander. Scott Hughey. John Palmer, Todd Ross, Doug Demotta Row 4: Mark Bridwell, Terrence Mariani, Geoff Jackson, Glenn Doherty, Sandy Sonn, Eric Stone, Matt Mahoney, Jeff Lynch, Dave Wahl, Craig DeMaHie, Erik Guenst, John Petrycki. Keith Yacko, John Mortz. Pete Funk. John Miller. Rick Kraise. Mike Mayone, Tom Lile, Bob Gray, John Wagner roof: Line Thompson, Shawn Boehringer The Theta Pi Chapter of Lamda Chi Alpha emerged as an active force in promoting the open minded liberal ideals supported by Gettys- burg College. Innovative fraternity education sessions. such as the double vision program attempted to rid Theta :Pi from the Greek stereo- .type labels of f'elitist',' and hsexual- ly discriminating . L, Brothers Were alsb heavily in- volved in Campus activities. Lamda Chi had representatives on the Var- sity swimming, Soccer,'Tennis and golf teams. Lamda Chi members also participated in IFC, ROTC, WZBT, Americari Marketing Ass... Chapel Council, College Choir, Kau rate Club, Rugby, and SAC. Several brothers were inducted into'honor- - ary fraternities, including Phi Beta ' Kappa. ' xay of spring break in Cancun Mexico. Bonj, Ken, Meat, and Dave cheerlead in Cancun. Greg Franco. Ted Lettle, and Kelly Witzel are the Lamda Chi ROTC nerds. 157 r Stephen McAloon helps out the Gettysburg Jaycees with the Town Christmas Decorations. -l.r.l-. .- i. Q- Stephen McAloon, Andre Castignoli and Tony i'LittIe Joey Givera enjoy the Christmas Formal, Mike Lombardozi, Chris Kakalec, Henry Frick, Keith 'tTrucker Kochler and Tony tiCow head Werchter look like real Greeks in their Togas. The 87-88 academic year has been quite successful for Phi Delta Theta. Phi's continue to be involved in campus activities. Phis could be found in FCA, IFC, ROTC, AMA, and the Womens Club to name a few. This year has been a busy year as far as community service duties were concerned. Phi Delta Theta and the Gettysburg Jaycees teamed up throughout the year. Both groups coordinated and set up the towns Christmas decorations and sponsored a Bicycle safety day along with a bike-a-thon. Phi Delts also lent their support to the Gettys- burg hospital and helped to relocate equipment to other facilities. The phis of Gettysburg College also feel they contributed to the so- cial affairs on campus. They feel this adds to their college exper- ience and hope that it will continue to be a positive attribute. - WM ,-...w azumu- am i I ' 3.5- . 'bw I-u Lu 9514's, .! ,1; 5 !W!; I13 E 1. x $7 ,1 1 w i. 4 Wax am k42-W Ueft to righo Row 1: Tom Vorisek. Greg German, Keith Koehler. Tom Donnegan, Kevin Dingwell, Jim Godorecci Row 2: Gary Molugalian, Kurt Folcher, Mark Callinac. Steve Macloon, Chris Kakalec, Mike Garofalo, John Moss, John Stankowitz, Steve Schell. Rob Donohue, Mike Oenwe. Gary Krapf, Ira Schnen Row 3: John Seitz, Eric Derk, Scott Croland, Dave Nuegenbauer, Tony Wechter, Victor Samaha, Jeff Hootonm. Rob Ferrari. John Looes, Eric Johnson, Larry O'Connel, Nick Henry. Mark Scharager, Hal Tara, AI Parculis, Bob Krokenburger, Craig Montesano, Mike Lumbardozzi Row 4: Joe Fiurlong, George Rhinehart. John Potts, Tony Guerrera, Eric Hogins, Jody Shelby, Damon Daura, Kenny Lovett. Doug Steinardt, Jason Matzas roof: Ben Griffith, Jim Dobson Not Pictured: Bill Hennion, Henry Frick, Jeff Golden 159 , ' ,Bill Duffil, Dave Franklin Dave Tim Hauser, Chris Johnston, Walter Penny Row 4: , Kevin Conroy, Eric Kleppe. Tim Foley, Brian Palmer, Greg Kondale, ,Doug Snyder, Gary Vogel, Marc Albano. Glenn Wheelock, Scott Halderman, Eric , Anthony Paone Rob Armstrong, Kevin McCartan Phi Gamma Brothes take time out to relax on a niful spring day. Seniors Vince Powers and David Tarolaro gather for a last formal photo. Seniors Art Pursel, Matt Smoot, Shawn Swiville, and Tim Fotey along with alumni Dave Moran enjoy a day at Figi Island at the Miller estate. Phi Gamma Delta's Xi Chapter was founded in 1858 and is the sec- ond oldest chapter on campus. As always, FIJI stood out as a campus leader with involvement in sports, student government philanthropy, and campus activities. This year Phi Gamts 52 brothers and 21 pledges participated in sev- en varsity sports as well as the Rugby and Ice Hockey clubs and ROTC. Around campus FlJls were class officers, Bullet Hole manag- ers, tour guides, student senators, Club officers, orientation leaders and WZBT staff. FIJI also excelled in community and college service raising thou- sands of dollars for Gettysburg Col- lege in the annual phonathon. The car wash for the March of Dimes and community services for local churches and children organiza- tionstalso stood out as notable. 161 The Pennsylvania Epsilon chap- ter of the Phi Kappa PSI Fraternity here at Gettysburg College was founded in 1855, and is the oldest fraternity on campus. The Phi Kappa Psi commitment to excellence pro- vides a tradition that affords broth- ers an opportunity to grow intellec- tually and socially both within the fraternity and in the campus environ- ment as a whole. We are proud of our accomplishments and campus involvement. Our chapter currently has 66 members whose participation throughout the college campus is formidable both academicaHy and extracurricularly. Phi Psi's could be found in ten varsity sports and eigh- teen different campus activities and organizations. Our chapter as a whole finished a respectable third among fraternities in GPA. 162 Art Kelly, Chuck Fletcher, and Pete Morset Steve Sickel, Brian Golden, Pete Moise, Tim Mikota x The gang's all here! i Kappa Psi deft to righn How 1: Steve Kuske, Glenn Ellsworth, Cookie, Art Kelly, Mike Grenier Row 2: Steve Si'ckel, Brian'GoIden Rows: Chris Lebold, Paul C Allen, John Finegen, Matt Yeingst, Tim Mikuta, Chris Gaudio, Dave Galissi, Dan Poloz'zom, Bert Buen', Mike Pit, Jeffrey Blavatt. Art Meyssineo; Dave Savitz, Chris Wingert Row 4: Vince Anderson, Pete Morse. Phil Magliochetti, Kyle Thompson, Joe Werner, Scothmith, John Collid'ay, Mark Davis, Ken Banner, Rich Wanltcertum. Sean Saltsburg. Brian Groff, Ted Heiser Row 5: Jason Blavatt, Tom Weber; Scott St. Angel, Dave , Hawley, Jon Bloom, Bill Wehmeyer, Mike Stiles, Doug Nicholas, Chris Broking, Paul Bleakey Row 6: Chris Hamelton. Don Reeser, Joe Varady. Tim Luing, Jeff Snowell. 163 Those SAE brothers really know how to stick to- gether. 164 Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded on Gettysburg College in 1883. Its chapter, Pennsylvania Delta, was the first chapter above the Mason Dixon Line. It has since experienced tremendous growth and is now a strong fraternity. The brotherhood of Sigma Alpha Epsilon represents its self well in sports as well as academically. Many of the brothers are members of the football. wrestling and base- ball teams. As for activities and or- ganizations, they are involved in Student senate, IFC, and the stu- dent conduct review board. The brothers of SAE look forward to another exciting year. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ueft to righo Row 1: Mike Bently, Chris Applegate, Rich Toericho. Ray Hansen, Fran Chardo. Gary R'iccg, Steve Bakley, John Wilkenson. John Lazovi, ' Champ , Scott Baktlett, Mike Mulldoon, Scott Herring, Nick Miller, Kevin Smith, Wayne Mazzoni, Todd Johnson, Rich Belli, Mark Mulholland Row 2: Nick Morano, Todd Wolfran, Mike Brady, Sam Simmons, Val Chevalier, John Pizzo. Rich Dragotla, Nick Tsourus. Brad Lord, John Heifer, Matt Johnson, Mike Rosenberger, Wayne Wetterau, Nick Pizzo, Vince Digiacamo, Ed Gallagher, Tokyo, Rich Long. Keith MacConnelI, Brian Haines, Dave Wolfe, Farc Fauieri. Vince Janney Row 3: Ron Bungo, Nick Peri, Ron Luongo, Ev Kliphouse, Mike Bateman, Hugh Gallagher, 'BoBo Latig, Lou Diess, Chip Russi, Chip Luzi, Dave Siffringer. 165 --.VH rwwwrr-Iow.- : 166 Ueft to righo Row 1: Mike Mahoney, Dave McGibney. Orin Levine, Andy Cory, Brad Whiilcck Row 2: Phil Rice, John Grace, Paul Baumrine, Greg Rogers, Dave Coyne, Time Schafer, Mike Sprow. Doug Eden.Dan RiessiJim O'Donnel, Chris Hymes, Rob Archy. Mike Baraglia Row 3: Stan Brodka. Hugh Welton. Jay Acker, Charlie Johnson, Torn Henry, Scott Stoddard, Mike Sophocles. Gene Mariano, Shawn O'Leary, Paul Symanski. Steve Stavlsky. Jim Shimske. Jeff Dooley Row 4: Mike Zinno. Frank Coppola, John Loyack, Pete Cotz, Drew Sale, Jeff Francisco, Pete Gorra, Don Whamond, Rod Edmiston. Tom Henry and Charlie Johnson visit an English Cas- tle. z i . e , t t S The t'men relaxing and enjoying Old Mil in the Basement Paul, Gene, Soph, Jay and Steve enjoy the tradition- al 'tsplit a fifth night'K The 1987-1988 year forthe broth- ers of Sigma Chi has been both ex- citing and productive. After a suc- cessful Fall rush under the direction of John Loyack, thirteen Spring pledges were initiated. Along with the four sophomores who pledged and were initiated, the house now boasts a brotherhood that is over fifty in number. The house itself un- derwent many internal and external improvements. Dave MacGibney and Mike Mahoney, two outgoing seniors, repainted the exterior of the house. Both pledges and broth- ers worked hard to repaint the gloomy back stairwell and keep the house in order. Under the direction of an energetic house manager, Frank Coppola, Sigma Chi has nev- er looked so good. 167 This is a typical Brothers meeting. The 1988 Pledge Class. Sigma Nu's cheer on the Bulletst The Zeta Sigma chapter of Sigma Nu had another great year. Many of the brothers and pledges partici- pated in organizations or clubs such as IFC, Honor commission and intra- mural sports. The Sigma Nu brothers enjoyed their traditional social parties such as the twenties party, Hawaiian par- ty and the Sigma Zu party. The Zeta Sigma Chapter is look- ing forward to the next year, where it can continue its efforts to serve Gettysburg College and the commu- nity. ileft to righo Row 1: Eric Anderson Brase Maynard Stephen Kesel. Biii Deptuia ROW 2: Peter Tartiine, John Biisky, Mike Met'calf, Girard Hemminger, Ron Semsel Andrew Nedelka Row 3: Tony Rivieiio, Dennis Engierth Kim Seemar, Eric Tucker, Frank Neely, Steve Eck, Steve Herr. Bob Gicking Kevin Peter, Eric Rasmussen Dave Wiiiis, Jim Snedeker Row4: JefiFernald. John Berkey, Brad Paley, Ken Killian Chris Kapferer, John Payne, Andrew MacCachran Tom Moore, John Herwah Todd Bis'h , - , , 169 deft to righo Row 1: Bill Kearney. Earl Kight, P.J. Goldbecker, Aphrodite, CarlFeaster, Glenn D9Ang'erio, Buddy Buzzard, Eric Englehart Row 2: Brian Sullivian. Dave Allyn, Dave Housley, Bob Bruns, Don Brovero, JohnMoH, Kent Walker, Tony Ciardella Row 3: Lee White, Dave Moyer, Kurt Hummel, Jim Carbonell, Doug Steele. Ted Koener Row 4: Chris Adams, Billy Carter. Todd Rockefeller, Chris Bright, Keith Flemming. Scott Robertson, Brad Hoffman, Tom Evans. Russ Kurlak. Dave Seligson, Dave Fletcher. Mike Gaeta, Scot Lawson, Scott Ruvo, Steve Kletter. Randy Crebes Row 5: Kevin O'Connel, Clark Schank, Jay Wisler, Dave Moreshead, Clint Dohman, Fabio Apolito, Pete Howard, Michael Zuschnitt, Barney Rubble. Marty Head, Kenny Ackerman, Kevin Mekam, Rob Egan, Jim Hartnett. Boz. 170 'rsmggyi-lygegy-LHHH - . , ., ,,,,,- v. 7 m z Robertson, Steve Cello, Bill Kearney, I , Chrls Bri ht, Brad Morris at . . . 3:2:Sa'GSyPledgle forial Tau Kappa EpSIIon continued Its proud tradition of excellence at Get- tysburg College in areas such as; Academics. Charitable contribu- tions, athletics, student leadership and remaining on campus another year. After an eventful party year of three years, TKE has locked its charter in a bullet proof case away from the administration. On a lighter note, the football, La- crosse, Baseball, Rugby, and tennis teams were all filled with TKEs. TKE has also made a strong showing on the intramural squads. The mansion also boasted an extremely good rush, capturing eighteen new pledges to remain the largest frater- nity on campus. Nobody bothers us! Kevin O'Connor says hi from his new study place in the bathroom. 171 Heft to righn Row 1: Matt Waite. Jim Martingale, Bill Shmid, Ralph Kohardt Row 2: Roger'Mcmenanim,Scoity Watson, Eric Gustufson. Wilbur Simmons, Jorge Gonzales, Yousuf Ramjoo Row 3: Shawn Prohaska RobertDoggett. Scott Snyder, Chris Heuis, Bob Donner, Chaz Henderson, Andy Hoke, Barry Hamory. P.J. Reilly, Kevin Madden, B.J. Lapine, Gary Shultz, Eric von Placheci, Martin Mracna, Mark Little, Don Fort, Cass Weaver. Scott Walker. Bob Tufano, Mark Mumfork Row 4: Shahin Arjomond, Matt Hartenstein, Mark Nickolich, Rob Hastings, Matt Szap. not feeling too good right now. It is time to celebrate. h The Theta Chi brothers are out for a ride. The Delta Omicron Chapter of Theta Chi experienced a very suc- cessful year. They were very pre- dominant in organizations and clubs and even Varsity and intramural sports. Its brothers can be found in AMA, The Management Club and the Soccer, Track and Cross Coun- try teams. The Theta Chi Brothers are also very dedicated to their philanthro- pies. Theta Chi is looking forward to many more prosperous years in the future. 173 ADPi sisters get ready for a picnic. 9 Karen Sbrolleni and Joanne Hofpi The Delta Rho Chapter of Alpha Dei- ta Pi had a very eventful year in 1987-1988. In the fall, sisters raised money for our national philanthropy, The Ronald McDonald House by sponsoring Tie Dye with ADPi . After fall Rush, 37 new pledges strengthened the chapter with their enthusiasm and participation. Delta Rho is a diversified sisterhood in- volved in many different activities on campus such as the Honor Commis- sion, Orientation, Choir. athletics, APO, Residence Hall Staff, Intra- murals, and various academic honor societies and language clubs. ADPi had a very exciting Spring winning Delta Gamma's Anchor Splash, placing 2nd in the Air Band Contest and winning the Spirit Award for Greek Week. Delta Rho has enjoyed continu- ous growth since its founding in 1962. Laurie Kehl and Katie Flewelling at ADPi Bid Night. Alpha Delta Pi Ueft to righo Row 1: Sharon Ryan, Chris Lynch, Teri Rexwood, Patty Brogan. Dana Bouterse, Carol Whiting. Mary Andrus, Beth Ryan Row 2: Margi Humrich, Alison Woodruff. Betsy Rohland. Sangita Patel, Jen Davis, Annie Harrison, Lauren Calia, Kerrie Michelson Row 3: Paula Campitelli, Tracy Addison, Tenley Masters. Tracey DeHart, Kathy McPhail, Caroline McClintic. Jennifer Heinrich, Laura Shaffert, Suzie Weber Row 4: Jessica Lunde, Jen Lasher, Heather Gall, Irene Magish. Becca Link. Amy Tarallo, Kristy Johnston, Marguerite Fontanez, Kim Erdman, Rachel Pope Row 5: Clair Wilgis, Debbie Webb, Meghan McCarthy, Judy Lambert, Grace Zorn, Sue Karabin, Amy Holt, Kristen Oigivie. Jill Parcells Row 6: Marisa Kabasinskas, Karen Breslin, Rebecca Leigh, Laurie Mehlick, Stacy Straub, Lori Wheeler, Heather Brodnicki, Amy Frank Row 7: Anne DeVine, Karlyn Amdersen, Ellen Hagigh, Dede Clapp, Linda Berardino, Sarah Dunn, Patty Morrison, Jillian Sorger Row 8: Susan Dietz. Kristen Smith, Jamie Groslight, Cheryl Crebase, Sue Grenier, Beth Firnuto, Nancy Kaczorowski Row 9: Melissa Hobday, Sarah Wendt, Liz Vilitsky, Katie Flewelling, Laurie Kehl, Debbie Dent, Kirsten Guss. 175 I Q. Oeft to righn Row 1: Margaret Grobin, Heidi Reimann, Kathy Whlen. Karin Zurcher,gCathy Corcoran, Kirsten RhOdy, Kathy O'Neiil, Lisa Passmore. Lee Walker Row 2: Lynne Bassett. Liz Abbot, Debbie Eshbach, Jill'Petrie, Jill Moran, Jennifer Nelson, Amy Priga, Diane McNamara Row 3: Polly Wingert. Shelly Butter. Emily Pobertoon, Cathy Norris. BethVGarbu'tt, Jill Davies, Jenifer Parks Row 4: Cathy Arnold, Lisa Guise. Sue Agypt. Sue Toeppner, Anne Kassekert, Kim Rogers. Diane Ryalls Row 5: Christine Tolento. Cathy Cronlund, Jennifer Cokes, Sarah Kopit. Holly Ward, Gail Granfors. Carrie Buehler. Carlene Campus Row 6: Janice Kozy, Shelley Hummer, Alanna Frey, Kristen Berndt, Jenny Barrington. Mellissa Fagan, Amy Reimann, Amanda Freeman Row 7: Sharon Hilgen, Amanda Hibler, Sue Moretti, Amy Pikalow, Claire Ragusa, Dawn Hadley, Kathy Ferensick, Kelly McKnight Row 8: Pamela Estabrook, Katie Ruffennach, Susan Roehre, Sue Schaffer, Leslie Barringer, Vanessa Eicheiberger, Elisabeth Jope Row 9: Heather Sanderson, Lisa Harter, Kathy Hesser ,ica Christiansen and Vanessa Erchelkberger at a Z Bid Night. Kathleen Hesser, Emile Robertson. Carole Schoen, and Kirsten Rhody at Bid Night, Atpha Z Pledges The Beta Chi Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta started off the fall with a terrif- ic rush, gaining 36 new women by the end. The new pledge class helped to make the annual Pancake Breakfast for the American Lung As- sociation highly successful. Next, we heiped the health center to raise the campus consciousness; the dangers of smoking with an all day Great American Smokeout. We took time out to road trip to Penn State, and for the fall pledge formal. Springtime brought initiation, sec- ond place in Greek Week, and the seniOrts formal in Baltimore. Alpha Xits stayed active in all other orga- nizations on campus, working with Bacchus and other college union staff while still maintaining the high- est GPA on campus for the fall se- mester. Finally, Alpha Xi Delta bid good bye to its seniors at the cov- ered bridge. 177 ffi- 178 Oeft to ngho Row 1: L12 Diana. Lisa Sarandos. Jane Nailor, Diane Madison Row 2: Colleen Nacik, Chris Klock, Deb Wanglee, Alison Bischoff. Joyce Wanglee. Audrey Heist. Vicki Iannuzzelli Row 3: Jen Buckley, Christy Tucker, Dianne McGrough, Janis Coffin, Laurie Thomas. Cindy Bootay Row 4: Sharon Fowler, Amy Ghering, Vicki Latimer, Judith Rhodes, Kim Crandall, Pam Keller, Denise Evert Row 5: Alyssa Martini, Amy Hinton, Lora Giovacchini, Kim Logio, Carey Brown, Roxanne Shahidi, Mary Allen Row 6: Linda Schulz, Beth Falcone, Lindsey Paulin, Jenn Shidfer. Jennie Wullschleger, Lynn Harrison, Holly Getty Row 7: Becky Wold, Kelly Page, Karen Wright, Erin Francy, Meg Niblock, Angie Krueger. -J Dianna Ross and the Supremes The Tau Delta Chapter 0f Chi Omega experience another very prosperous year at Gettysburg Col- lege. During the fall semester 37 terrific new pledges were added to the Chi-O sisterhood after a very successful Rush, The Chi-O pledges grew closer as they worked on community ser- vice projects, scholarship, and get- ting to know the rest of the sister- hood. Ali 37 of them were very ac- tive within the pledge class and on campus as well. And it was with great honor that these girls re- ceived the most outstanding pledge class award . Sisters and pledges both enjoyed parents weekend at The Hut , the Halloween party with Phi Delt, their Crush Dance at Phi Psi, and the fac- ulty mixer at Sigma Nu. Mom and Daughter Liz Diana and Cindy Bootay e The 1988 Chi-O seniors. 179 Marianne Peck, Meg Makous, and Karen Kayzak, DeeGee sister togetherness. Delia Gamma modeling their new spring DeeGee wearT :r The Beta Lamda Chapter of Delta Gamma has experienced a great year at Gettysburg College. The Sisterhood continued to hold their special bond throughout the fall Rush and received an awesome pledge class. The annual anchor splash. a major fund raiser which . receives total campus participation, was a huge success. DGTs social events kept us busy and very entertained throughout the year. The crush dance, Ice Cream social. pledge formal at Sigma Chi, Date Nites at Stavaros, tenchous, and holiday parties were highlights of the year. The senior's forma! was held at the Omni International Hotel in Georgetown. 1987-1988 was a great and successful year for a Delta Gammas! 180 Delta Gamma Ueft to righD Row 1: Desiree Ledden, Meg Kakous. Alison Ludiwig. Cathy McLaughlin, Terry Samaha, Beth Patton, Kristin Little Row 2: Suzanne Nolan, Becky Bryan, Lesley Trifoso. Monica L Tainon, Marcy Dunn, Julie Buoy Row 3: Heather Wolyniec. Stephanie Gaughran, Andrea Loscia, Kim Bogosian, Elisabeth Lerda, Karen Tremont, Charlotte Verkouw, Ann Marie KeIeman Row 4: Stacey Vemengia, Christine Fischer. Lauren Betta, Kendra Morris, Jen Munson, Sue Harragan, Karen Darrah Row 5: Bea Bieler, Lucy lbanez. Karen McMullen, Debbie Georgilakis, Carolyn Porretta, Jocelyn Rock, Kristen Kalajian, Sarah Preston Row 6: Heidi Schonen, Lynn Kaar, Amy Knall, Mary Kate Mogan, Diane Sipp, Christine Hoff, Kim Morris, Carolyn Spindler Row 7: Becky Little, Dawn D,Orsaneo, Elizabeth Spak, Jill Momestead, Linda Diottavio. Stephanie Schauer, . Barbra Buzzerd Row 8: Quen Wright, Eleni Georgilakis, Sue Niederfringer, Carol Wessner, Beth Derr, Sue Barra, Kim Chuhinko Row 9: Molly Schauer, Marianne Peck, Ellen Holland. Lauren Wise, Traci Kerschner. 181 ??.....- '.... 182 deft to righn Row 1: Cathy Quinn. Laura Whitney, Grace Cally, Meghan Harris, Susan Tattersall, Laura Hobbie, Kerry Fitzpatrick Row 2: Shea Malloy. Gina Maolucci, Karen Lopusniak, Elizabeth Urland. Maria Sabo, Andra Horsch, Susie Larson Row 3: Edie McGIaughlin. Karen Urchioli. Carron Trainor, Dawn McGonagle. Emile Carothers, Cathy Lilienthal, Jennie Sawyer Row 4: Melissa Edwards, Maureen Scanlon, Patti Alfonzo. Katy Pfisterer, Lynnie Heaver, Nancy Oates Row 5: Debbie Blair, Cathy Billups, Sallie Flynn, Megan O,Connor, Deb Thompson. Jill Bartlett Row 6: Jill Carvso, Kathy Holzinger, Mary Hagarty, Traci Deluca, Beth Seifert, Kelly McWiHiams, Shelly Andrews, Mary Wiggin Row 7: Francesca Andrews. Nicole Amend, Kirsten Oxboel. Daria Fabian, Sarah Hutchinson, Julie Hoke, Sandra Fletcher. Gamma Phi sisters. Dawn McGonagle, Pam Allen, Kathy Billups. Carmen Trainer celebrate Gamma Phi Bid Night, Moe Scanlon and Kathy Billups at Gamma Phi Beta Senior's Formal. The Gamma Beta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta enjoyed yet an- other prosperous year at Gettys- burg College. Since its founding, Gamma Beta has become a chapter that each member can be proud of. This school year the sisterhood continued to be dedicated to the college campus and community by participating in activities such as: varsity athletics, orientation lead- ers, RA's, College Choir, Honor Commission, and Employment at the Bullet Hole. The Sorority hetd its first Greek God Contest this year to raise mon- ey for their national philanthropy, a camp for underprivileged girls. In addition to its many community ser- vices, Gamma Phi helped politician Bob Monahan with his campaign for state senator. For all of Gamma Be- ta's achievements the chapter was acknowledged nationally as one of the top Gamma Phi Beta chapters on the east coast. 183 ull..-'p Sigma Kappa was founded on; November 9, 1874 at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. The Gamma Nu Chapter was established at Gettys- burg College in 1956. The purpose of Sigma Kappa is to promote indi- viduality and leadership, white cre- ating a bond of sisterhood and to strive for high standards academi- cally, socially and spiritually. The 1987-1988 school yearwas an active one forVSigma Kappa. The year began with Rush and Bid Night Which welcomed 8 new pledges. The pledge formal was held on No- vember 14, at Fiji. Initiation was held on January 30, 1988. Spring open Rush also brought in 4 additional pledges to be initiated in the spring. Other events this year included cocktails with Theta Chi for fall fam- ily weekend, Sigma Kappa's week of Giving, 184 Muff Cashman and Sue Witty get an early start with their wake up breakfast. Kirsten Thompson at the 1987 pledge formal, e The 1987 pledge class are ready to celebrate after their initiation. Sigma Kappa ! 185 , w If W..- .- . deft to righn Row 1: Susanne Bates, Kate Scholl Row 2: Marilynn Messick, Liz Youse, Margret SeIdon, Christine Caruse, Alexandra Bennett. Dani Taylor Row 3: Kelly Doyle, Marisa Coppola, Sharon Emro. Jen Stockfleth, Sharon Raushenberger Row 4: Kathy Cotton, Terry Nasch Hlean on me Sister - Kelly Doyle, Sharon Emro, Si ma Si ma Si ma had a terrific Christine Carouso, Pam Wilson. Liz Youst. g 9 9 year. They started the year off with a balloon ascension for their fund raiser. Their fall and spring Rush added 5 new pledges to the sister- hood. The tri Sigts had one of the highest GPAs. Their pledge formal and senior formal were a smashing success. The Sigma sisters are looking for- ward to an even better and more ex- citing year. Ginger Fitzpatrick, Marisa Coppola, Terry Nason, Pam Nilson, Sue Lukas, Marilynn Messick, Margaret Selpen present the new Sigma Sisterst w The Sigma sisters at Christmas Time. 187 ATO's little sisters enjoy a beautiful day outside. 'Can't you read the sign? eh 'Did you hear what she just said? The Sisters of the Maltese Cross offer a unique atternative to sorori- ties for both freshmen and other in- dependent women. AlthOugh this group of women are closety involved with the brothers of ATO, we are also distinct and independent of both the fraternity and the greek system. The SMC's are involved in many service activities as well as commu; nity work. Last year, as in previous years, the sisters raised money through a raffle and bake sale for HOSPICE, whichsupports the fam- ily and friends of dying patients. We were also involved in social service activities with the Heart Association as well as the Peace Center. 'At Christmas time, the Sisters of the Maltese Cross, in conjunction with the ATO brothers, sponsored a Christmas party for the children of low income famities. Sisters of the Maltese Cross f i 2:? y, ,1 f a Q 3 JesSica Diller, LeslieHarhiltOn, CarolHarden.j Carrie Higgins, LoriiHubkbardy, Karen HglandrKirysteyh JOnes, Karen Kenedy. Jane Lawrence, Kelly McConnell, Traci Moore , Christine,8fone,ridanice Dyonley, CarQIV,Hiscox,'Chris' Jacobs, Christine SHanley, Julie Ruitberg, Sue Matthews. Pam Arnold. L ' - ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' 189 Dr. Charles Glassick shows his appreciation for Garrison Keillor,s A Year in Review. Commencement is a grand day for the faculty as well as the graduating seniors. TWWMWWMNMW N gk Dr. Glassick enjoys a nice fall day out at a Bullets game. 191 m- Kazno Hiraizumi, Ralph Cavalier. Neil Beach, Bob Barnes, Ralph Sorenson, Kay Ethridge, Sherman Hendrix, Rowland Logan, John Wrinklemann. . Chemis tr y Don Fortnum. Ray Luckenbaugh, Lillian Jackson, Alex Rowland, Don Jameson, Joe Grzybowski, Wil- liam Parker. 192 Patricia Srebrnik, Robert Winans, Janet Stavropoulos, Femma Berg, Leonard Goldberry, Robert Fre- derickson, James Pickering, Peter Stitt, James Myers. Carol Boven, Sylvia Van Arsdalae, Robert Curtis, Jim Slaybaugh, Bruce Packerd. 193 I'm:- Lois Bowers. Janet Claiborne, Doreen Drexel, Denise Babinchak, Barry Streeter, Ed Riggs, Joe Donolli, Garth Biser, Ray Reider, Daewin Breaux, John Campo, Don Anderson. 194 Ma thema tics David Flesner, Leonard Holder, Carolyn DeSilva, L. Carl Leinbach, John Kellett, Andrew Golfin. Larry Gregoris, Amy Tanninbaum, Robert Viti, Jean Despox, Fred Michelman, Elizabeth Richardson Viti. 195 M- Dexter Weikel, Eugene Bett, Kermit Finstad, Michael Matsinko, Norman Nunamaker, Robert Zellner, Frederick Speck .- Bruse Bufbee. Charles Glatfelter, Roger Stemen, Joyce Sprague, George Fick, Basil Craster, Norman Forness. 196 6' Charles Myers, Robert Trone, Louis Hammann, Michael McTighe, Sandra Martin. Ps ycholog y mi..- .a.... ... .13... .m.....u. .55.. . .. . a Robert Bernstein. Paul E'Agostino Gertrude Gobbel, c d d U M m a 3 Z, n e r 0 L R. n nu e D 197 in - Charles Emmons, Wade Hook, Sandra Gill, Frank Loreland. 198 Paula Olinger, Carmen Urioste, Leticra Diaz, Carmen Yerpas-Brown, Darcy Donahue, Sima Rabinonitz, Kerr Thompson, Kent Yager, Marilyn Hubbard. Mindelle Naylor, Daryl Swade, Gary Karshner. David Cowan, Richard Haskins, Tom Hendrickson. 199 President of Ge ttysburg College Betty Smith, Dr. Charles Glassick, Janet Upton. 200 If; M.... -A.. Vw..h A 4.54-0..-2 -; Public Rela tiOns Robert Kenworthy, Jero!d Wikoff, Carol Kifalas, Holly Henry, Louise Keller, 7, Jim Orner, Sharon Kuhn, Mary Ann Hartman, Ruth Ann MiHer, Kathy McGraw, Diane MacBeth, Ruby Tyler, George Howes, Mike Malewicki. 201 Ll M ' Frances Playfoot, Anna Jane Moyer, Shelly Edwards, Wayne Wolfe, Dave Hedrick, Willis Hubard, Paula Demanett. Amm;y.u. , 1$;;V-; 1 , ,, z: .. V11 5 ' W 1; , J l , .1? .. Barbara Ann Klemmer, Norma Moore, Robert D. Smith. 202 .w W MM WW, . . w .. WW inqugxupmmm,mmw , . r mw-n v4 JW Security Tim Linn, Beverly McGough, Florence Holland, Chuck Witt. a .m r e m Au 6. .m V r e... S 203 I'm 204 The College Store Barry Noel, Nancy Brill. John Baltzley, Tanya Moody, Jim Ramos, Carol Priest, Jane Madden, Tom Phizacklea. Frances Parker, William Jones, Sue Shupe, Jill Schumann. A dmissions Sandra Hubbard, Becky Rodriguez, Jean LeGros, Sally Fagnan, Doris Heintzelman, Heidi Cook, Kathy Wise, Stephanie Norce, Davis Parker, Dan Dundon, Gail Sweezey, Darryl Jones, Delwin Gustofson. Ronald L. Shunk, Patricia Melton, Carole Grumbine. 205 m 206 Management Paul Baird, Peggy Hays, John Stroope, Robert Pitts, Judy Helper, Carolyn Jacobson, Bill Rosenback, Gerald Patnode, Ruekiger Mueller, Virginia Schein. Suzanne Miller. Karen Sandler. Pat Callahan, Robert Nordvall, L. Baird Tipson, Barbara Herman, Mary Hines, Health Cen ter Donna Behler, Constance Songer, Sharon Spangler, Emily Fortnum, Joan Slagle, Cynthia Janczyk. Margaret Ann Marshall. Tom Richards, Cassandra Buhrman, Lana Wilson. 207 A cademic Computing f M Richard K. Wood. Kim Breighner, Susan E. Harrison, William P. Wilson. Joni Brownley, Sarajare Kerr, Jane Howell, Carol Hoover. 208 Classics - V x : b. ..-. .4: E I i E. E E v- N I mM La- Charles Zabrowski, Ruth Pavlantos, Joyce Spragne, Carolyn Snively. SFC Michael A. Slifko, Jean l. Hobbs, CPT Donna H. Barthle, LTC Thomas S. Dombrowsky, MAJ William H. Campbell, SSG Raymond L. Moody. 209 NH 210 De velopment v Elsa Heimerer, Gloria Zeigler. Patricia Lilly, Betty Anderson, Patricia Behre, Judy Musser, Sharon Emmons, Janet Allamong, Gary Lowe, Bruce Bigelow, Craig Epp!er, Mimi Hard, Kirsten Marsh, Ann Heath Neitzel. Sherry Johnson, Lauren Hauser, Deanna Taylor. . v:u;:mamr:m .. V . . . Health and Physical E duca tion vmmmxmmmmxm; Y W: ' - v ,- ., Jan Claiborne, Garth Biser, Joe Donolli, Ray Reider. 2 i 211 i E. 213 Getting into the swing of things: Michelle Gladden, Vin- eta Deuga, Karen Hicks, Kara Murphy, and Kelly MacKnight. Good friends stick together: Tom Kiddle, Chris Lynch, Guy Eberhart, J. C. Frazier, Allison Woodruff, Brian Groff, and Brian Golden. A study session turns into a party for Craig Amezeen, Don Crecca, Karen Hicks, Amy Lynch and Frances Bul- Ien. 215 216 Ellen Abrahamson Jennifer Barrington Alexandra Bennett Jonathan Berkey Patti Bloom Tay Brattan Leila Burger James Carrington Angie Chandler Carmen Craig Fiona Crawley Jennifer Davis Leslee Davis Christina DeCoste Craig DeMallie Kristi Dumeni Melissa Fagan Chris Flore Brian Groff Christine Hitchcock Andrew Hoke Kiran Jaswal Tracy Johnson Kristen Kalayjian Angela Krueger Class of 4:.i3iiiiil' AM a I Frances Haberstroh takes a study break and drinks a diet Coke. V Pf. Alex Bennett poses with the dashing Clark Gable. Niek Lagerwey and Nicolaas Den Tex demon- strate how to make crepes in their native country, the Netherlands. 217 HI 218 Robert Lamb Sharon Lane Susan Lucas Kevin Madden Kristen Marsh Victoria Martin Robert Maynard Melissa Mitchell Kerrie Nicholson Jennifer Ossont Kim Peirce John Petrycki Amy Priga Laura Pruyne Julie Rausch Kimberly Rogers Robert Rundle Kristen Simon Carolyn Spindler Danette-Lea Taylor George Walker Amy Wanamaker Chris Wingert Kimberly Wright Iv 31d. Imlm' Victoria Martin and Jennifer Davis tell each other what they did over the weekend. Lavinia Newton checks out the salad bar at Servo. Rob Armstrong, Dennis Ryan, and John Moran hang out at Plank. 219 III Suzanne Agypt Linda Allport Robert Ambrose Sheri Andresen Lynne Bassett Graca Bauleth Susan Beck Kristen Berndt Stephanie Billia Lisa Bingler Tracy Bethas Jason Blavatt Melissa Bond Kelly Boswell Carlene Campos Christine Campos Catherine Chase Tracey Clark Karen Cornell Thomas Crader Linda DiOttavio Troy Datcher Tammi Elkin Jennifer Ely Mindy Fiscus Class of Scoopohooomoooroeos The Gangls all here. The food at Servo doesn't seem all that bad when you are with friends. Janis Coffin and Beth Turley l Guillermo de la Vega and friend. Tom Rozman take a study break. 221 Donna Pace looks through an old photo album. Freshman Abby Pelruhn and Sophomore Jill Stull have the perfect evening at the Chi Omega pledge formalt 2- Sophomores Marc Favieri and Sam Simons and senior Carol Whiting celebrate the Christmas Spirit. 222 x l Class of S-o-p-h-o-m-o-r-eos Kerri Fortsch Stacey Fox Alanna Frey Edward Gaulrapp Leslie Hamiiton Sandy Humbleton Shelly Hummer Elizabeth Janowitz Laura Kelley Brett Kelly Karen Kreiner Jennifer Lasher Cassandra Lenman Katarina Lujic Jennifer McMahon Marilynn Messick Crissy Meyers Jennifer Mitchell Rebecca Moffitt Cathy Norris Debra Mueller Mark Mumford Lisa Oeniers Donna Pace William Paris Bonnie Pierson Laura Pike Lie Puffenberger Heidi Reimann Dennis Rhoades 223 Kristen Rhody Emily Robertson 1 Stephanie Santamaria 3 Amy Santangelo Marjie Seymour i Maha Shaheen Elizabeth Shearer Darrin Silhavy Karen Sloane Beth Spaulding In Myra Spiegel Amy Tarallo Kristen Thompson Karen Tramont Angela Turner Stephanie Wadel Lee Walker Sarah Wendt . Karin Zurcher Eric Abramson, George Higgs, and Doug Snyder know how to have fun 224 Lee Walker, Kristen Rhody, Heidi Reimann, and Anne Kassekert get psyched up for their Super Bowl Party. E Ken Killian and Jennifer Scott have a great time at a Bullets game. f-- Dancing the night away, Jill Stull and Abby Titus take a quick break to catch their breath. 225 hi Barbara Allen Deborah Beel Ronald Bonono Danielle Boulanger Heather Brodnicki Joann Bruns Kim Cain Kathryn Cotton Caryn Davis Doug Demotta Elizabeth Diehl Tom Donrgan Seth Duncan Stephanie Eichner Lisa Erdley Ina Fernandez Kelly Finnegan Tamara Foster James Fritz Karen Gaurini Erik Guenst Kristen Guss Christina Hauf Lauren Hauser Stephen Herr Class of J-u-n-i-o-r-s Barbara Allen and Beth Spaulding relax after a long day of work Amy Onest and Sandi McMcannon show that Get- tysburg College is seen on vacation as well as on campus. l meiw Amy Kobrzynski and Laurie Thompson stop to make a little small talk with a new friend. 227 ' Come on guys let's party!! In John VanDer Stad poses with elf, Meg Neblock, at the Plank Christmas party. Stephanie Eichner and Jennifer Moyer are ready for some serious partying. Class of Jou-n-i'o-r-s Laura Hubbard Melissa Jacoby Kathleen Jamison Anne Kassekert Jean LaBree Lea Leininger Sharon Lerch Jodi Lopiano Sandra McCammon Caroline McClintic James Maclsaac Kelly MacKnight Taryn McSweeney William Mauroff M. Thomas Mellott Jr. Nancy Misshula Jim Morgan Sally Mosley Jennifer Olivia Karen Olsen Amy Onest Amy Parker Cynthia Pasola Laura Perterson Colleen Petrison Michael Porter Lisa Pudelka Yousuf Ramjoo Melissa Rothermel Frank Sapoaro 229 Class of Juniors Ginger Schelm Ingrid Skadberg Ann Marie Snyden Anne Stafford Kristen Stracka Mathew Waite Kristi Welch Lorraine Wood On a warm spring day the lawn in front of the I,- library fills with crowds playing ball, laying out or just conversing. 1 Enjoying their short time in the sun the Get- tysburg crab cheers at a football game. 230 V ma-MMJJ' rd monop. ow; A Big spray painted sheets are a very popular means of announcement. Here a girl makes one which will welcome back Alumni. WIIHH' WFJVWHNU H'v'uu'wn IHK'VHRIAN H! H wau'pxy Lgnm. Going sight seeing at the battlefield is a nice way to spend a sunny afternoon. Here John Herweh and Steve Eck stand beside their favorite monument, to Squirrels!, Squirrels! Everywhere one looks on this campus there are squirrels. This little one finds a meal out of an overflowing garbage can. 231 1988 Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Bahr Lucille L. Beauchamp Diane M. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. John M. Billsky, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Blavatt and Jason Edward C. Boone Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Brixner, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Brogan, lll Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brovero Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruns Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bryan Roger and Chris Buoy Radm and Mrs. Frank W. Butterworth Ill, USN iRetJ Richard J. Cantele, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Carbonell Mr. and Mrs. P. Valiant Chevalier Clyde and Skeets Bob and Nancy Croland Lawrence and Diana Condit Dr. and Mrs. William Curry Joseph V. and Raquel Santin DiAngerio Solomon and Celia Davis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DeWerth Nick and Toni Deoudes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dicker Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Drew Bob and Marilou DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Eberhart Mrs. Sandra Eck Paul and Deanna Edmunds 232 Albert, Jeannette, Valerie and Nadine Eichelberger Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elfant Mr. and Mrs. Lyle M. Elverud Mr. and Mrs. August C. Engelhardt Mr. and Mrs. William Esser Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Estabrook Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Farwell John and Claire Feaster John and Judith Frazier Bob and Mara Galassi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gangeri Mr. and Mrs. David S. Gicking The Parents of Robert Craig Goemans Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Goldbecker Roger and Elayne Golden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grenier Henry and Judith Haddad Dean and Dorothy Hadley Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hallet Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Harter Eunice and Jack Healey Norman and Cynthia Hegna Mr. and Mrs. Girard L. Hemminger John and Patricia Herweh Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Hibler . Mr. and Mrs. William HoItz, Karin 1 and Greg Richard and Nancy Hooton Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Jack Humrich Rome and Cecil Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. William Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson Bruce and Jan Jope William B. and Joyce S. Kiddle Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kight, Jr. a: WOW wm w fm h u FLWH w. and Mrs. Donald Charles allian ,verett and Patricia Kliphouse, Sr. ar. and Mrs. William H. Knapper ir. and Mrs. Robert P. Krass :dward and Barbara Kuske Hm and Jean Lane JIay Lou and Chris Lawson Jlr. and Mrs. Donald 0. Ledden Eleanor and Ronald Little M. and Mrs. M.S. Lopusniak Vlr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lovett Donald and ldell L,Tainen Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ludwig ll Stanley E. Luongo Mr. and Mrs. James Maclsaac Joe and June Markel Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Martin Helen and Ed Maslankowski L.C. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mitch Dr. and Mrs. John T. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Moretti Lois and Charles Mougalian Kerwin and Sandra Nailor The Reverend and Mrs. Jerome J. Nedelka Gail and Richard Overton Mr. and Mrs. M. Paley Dr. and Mrs. Shashikant B. Patel Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peck Dr. and Mrs. Carmen R. Petulla Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pikalow Dr. and Mrs. Donald V. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Przybylek Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pursel and Dave Catherine and Anthony Quinn and Family The Rohre Family Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Salerno Joyce and Victor Samaha Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Sarandos Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sbrollini Mr. and Mrs. David W. Scholl Charles and Anne Scott Mrs. Ruth K. Scoville Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Seemar Bob and Mary Semsel Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Sheely The Parents of Sherry Shelby Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sickel Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Spera and Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Spillane Lester and Cecile M. Stoudt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sturm Myron and Rita Suchanick Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Tattersall Warren and Kaye Thoma Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Thomas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Trifoso Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Van Antwerp Mr. and Mrs. John H. Van Schoick Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Wagner The Minnesota,, Waters Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Watson Betsy and Dick White Ron and Nel Whiting Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilmot Dr. and Mrs. Wai Tuen Wong Lynne and Jim Zerbe 233 Commencement speaker and honorary degree recipient: Joyce Carol Oates - Award winning American Fiction Author. Gettysburg College 153rd Commencement Honorary degree recipient: Dr. Benjamin S. Carson Sr. Valedictorian: Marilyn Louise Coutlangus Salutatorian: Helen Winebrenner Ehrhart In Art Leslie Ann Przybylek Stephanie Ellen Przybylek In Biology Jacqueline Marie Bruno Laura Ann Grayson Michael A Mahoney Carol Elizabeth Morgan Sherri Anne Noble Brian William Vagoni In Chemistry Judy Ann Belinski Craig Alan Coburn Marilyn Louise Coutlangus Cynthia Ann Fee Sandra Ann Filla Sharon Elizabeth Hilgen Conrad Wilson HummeI Jonathon David Moll Susan Lynne Pichla In Computer Science Christine Marie Lynch Suzanne Mendoza Helen Ehrhart Bowersox MaryAnne Cruse Jeffrey Scott DuBois Sandra Ann FiIIa Laura Anne Grayson Christine Marie Griffith Karen Dudley Kazyak Donna-Marie Killian Michael LepperI 284 Departmental Honors In Economics David McGregor Michell Heather Mary Sanderson In English Brian C. Black Lynne Mary Brunje Christine Marie Griffith Lisa Reidy Harter Christine Marie Klock Lucus Paul NiiIer Rebecca Lynn Thomas Melissa Ellen Wahl In Health and Physical Education Penelope Jane Baxter Stacey Renee Herring Jill Ann Lane In History Stephen Carey Hamilton Joseph Francis Spillane John Allen Wagner In Management MaryAnne Cruse Jeffrey Scott DuBois Michael Scott Heiser Timothy L. Houser Karen Dudley Kazak Kevin John Maloy Michael H. Mayone Susan M. Schaffer Steven Scott Sickel Robert Tufano Mark Alan Youndt In Mathematics Helen Winebrenner EhrharI Christine Marie Lynch In Music Lynn Marie Rosner In Physics Michael George Mitch George Takis Petasis In Political Science Jeffrey Michael Blavatt Tracy Lynn Christmas In Psychology Leslie Drew Barringer DonnanMarie Killian Tricia Beth Lewicki Sangita S. Patel In Religion Abigail Leek Overton Loel Rae Rosenberry In Sociology-Anthropology Glenn Robert Dicker Capri K. Goraya Bruse Alan Sinclair In Spanish Lisa Dawn Elverud Edward Webster Olney, Jr. Bryan Spencer Zerbe Students Elected to Phi Beta Kappa Tricia Beth Lewicki Christine Marie Lynch Michael A. Mahoney Michael Henry Mayone Jonathon David Moll Carol Elizabeth Morgan Sheri Anne Noble Georg Takis Petasis Leslie Ann Przybylek LoeI Rae Rosenberry Lynn Marie Rosner Heather Marie Sanderson Bruse Alan Sinclair Robert Tufano Melissa Ellen Wahl Mark Alan Youndt 235 238 h' 239 Ill Q a9.i.....H..w;gyuggrigii gag; IEPSSI. V