Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 424 of the 1972 volume:

.• • ■1 ■ ■■,.- - , , iff ' ' ■ i, %Vj - . ' ■• ' ■ ... ■ .1- ' ;■ ' , •. -jtT ' ■« ' , ' , ' ' ■ . r.- ■ ' . . I .■ I ■ ' . ' il , ' ' ' . ' ,• ' ■. Nil, r . ' • . ' • , t b ■ ' ■ : ' . ' fc ; 5-M LV; ' ,-V •I.. , . I •,■■ ■ i - . ' • y . -, The whole theory of the universe is directed unerringly to one single individual- namely to You. Walt Whitman No man has ever been entirely and com- pletely himself. Yet each one strives to become that—  . , ' • «j one in an awkward, the other in an intelligent way, each as best he can. Each man carries the vestiges of his birth— the slime and eggshells of his primeval past- with him to the end of his days. 10 13 . . . Each represents a gamble on the part of nature in creation of the human. 14 We all share the same origin. . . 15 But each of us— experiments of the depths- strives toward his own destiny. % ij - •■i Av , I .• We can understand one another 17 but each of us is able to interpret himself -  - -- Jsrf- 3 , •■ ' «« . 20 21 ■ . 4 ■ No longer in accordance with time- worn totems of acceptability (Joe College and his Princetonian mane, tennis sweater and poker-legged limbs). Patterns realign themselves effortlessly— the unwieldy masses only transitionally disjointed. Mores germinate as attitudes consolidate. 22 23 24 Blue-denim wastelands confront the groping critic. 25 High-waisted or hip-hugging, ass- stiffening or deceptively sagging. Washed clean or washed out or un- washed, sporadically greying and browning in streaks and . . . patches. 26 Patchwork accentuating pockets, seams, hems, hips, thighs, crotches, knees, shins, ankles. Colors, plaids and gingham checks, red white blue stars and stripes. Peace. 27 Attitudes expressed? If so, stagnant projec- tions. Expression implies personal vitality- individual dynamism. Dress no longer con- veys hierarchy of personal principles and values. Facilitates expression does not con- solidate personality. Blue-jean ease, adapt- ability, freedom- ' Unrestricted self- expression. . ' {: ' ■ . -. v - -:-i , _v -. iX m . ' ' : V 28 Essentially Me. w Said the straight man to the late man Where have you been I ' ve been here and I ' ve been there And I ' ve been in between. I talk to the wind My words are carried away I talk to the wind The wind does not hear The wind cannot hear. m ■ ■ ' r S I ' m on the outside looking inside What do I see Much confusion, disillusion All around me. I TALK TO THE WIND Ian McDonald Peter Sinfield VWA.fi ' iiv ' - ■r(-P '  i ■•l ' , Ff HOMECOMING WEEKEND OCTOBER 8, 9, 10, 1971 i 32 33 Game with Edinboro ends five minutes too late . . . Indians bow to the Scots 29-23 34 35 36 37 38 39 AS Pl ?I 40 41 42 teM?fei ( tidci Indiana ' s 1971 Homecoming appeared to be normal. A few prophetic tremors were felt by those who cared. 43 44 I will plant companionship thick as trees . . . I will make inseparable cities with their arms about each other ' s necks, By the love of comrades, By the manly love of comrades. Walt Whitman . - .   45 46 ::r -m T « - •■ ' ■ ' nfrir? 1Bf ' ' ' y . AffW- rti ) ■, • ' • .. : k- ' ; ' Sqft y ' V ' i iv - w lli mi VAI H r ■ . ' ■ ' ■ teiy ' : i- i- K. 50 51 52 53 They call it education and they glorify it in neatly formed words. ; ' - • mmm . y- students move holding books 56 professors spoak screeching white lines on black walls. 57 education 58 it ' s all in your mind. 59 fm m mm K .. v« if you want to let anything in you will have to submit to expansion. ' ■VPkX H - .m WiiK ' ' 4 , - ; -■. A. -f ' ' ' - ' you will have to open more than books ■ more than classroom doors. think. 62 and if you ever come to know a moment when something really shatters . . . 63 v ; i . ' C-.. What I have been taught, I have forgotten; what I know I have guessed. Tallyrand Mv.; It ik. - i 66 ENGLISH 101 065 714 ENGLISH I ROWE 1 196-40- 177-46- 167-46- 197-36- 166-44- 172-46- 173-46- 191-46- 172-46- 190- ' 0- 177-40- 210-44- 202-42- 5475 0601 8401 9783 7936 •5059 •4255 •fel74 5118 ■9456 3193 ■8371 ■2065 45 THRU 12:59 68 69 m% 71 : --Ji- ' - ' f ' ' ' ii CHRONOLOGICAL OUTLINE FOR BACHELORS DEGREE CANDIDATES Please send me application for admission. A. The catalogue they sent says I may major in any one of 50 fields. 1. I ' m not sure what to put on the computer card, better put Elementary or Business Administration. i; 2. Jesus! $15 just to apply. I 3. I took the wrong entrance exam; better take SAT ' s, ' er is that the NMSQT or CEEB? B. Hurray! I ' m accepted. 1. Says here that they haven ' t been able to place all incoming undergrads on main campus. { ■ a. Also says that they have a unique summer program for freshmen. I b. Also two fine branch campuses 1. One of them is in a place called Punxsutawney. Isn ' t that where Grandma lives? Year of the Great Transition A. The boy up there with the red armband says that they ' re having a little trouble placing everybody in a dorm room. 1. There ' s a room at the end of the hall where I ' m supposed to stay until they get a bed into my room. 2. Hey! You should see. I ' ve some really neat roommates. There are 19 of them. B. Food isn ' t bad. Some football player told me to wait until next week when the upperclassmen arrive. 1. I wonder what he means. C. All the freshmen class had to meed in Fisher Auditorium. 1. Somebody said that there are 2500 of us. ; 2. A girl with a really pretty blazer has been really nice to me. ; a. She said that over half the kids in the auditorium won ' t be around in 4 years. 1. I don ' t believe that. D. I got to schedule for my classes today. 1. It sure was easy. I got everything I wanted. a. I even got some stuff I didn ' t want; a girl was crying and she told me not to complain. b. She started crying louder when the programmer told her that Anthro ' s closed. c. Some guy was really swearing loud. ■ 1. He said, This -— ing Soc. course has been closed for the last three — -ing years! 2. The girl that was crying said he was a senior. E. Classes are wierd. - 1. There are 12 kids in my English class and 147 in Bio. a. Some kids had to sit on the floor. ' S h. They swore alot. F. I want to go home. 1. I have two tests and a paper due Monday, a. Maybe next month, Mom. G. The infirmary says I have mono. H. I couldn ' t believe my finals! I never really knew what higher education was, until ... 1. Nobody gave me the benefit of the doubt, like in high school. 2. My advisor told me I have next semester and the summer to get my average up. 3. Well I ' ll have a fresh start 2nd semester. a. I will study harder. _ b. I will go to all my classes. c. I will not let them talk me into drinking the night before my exam. III. The year of the Ambiguous Multiple Choice Question A. My old roommate called to say good-bye. 1. Mentioned something about a NPR slip. 2. I guess I ' ll be living with someone else. B. Gee, I don ' t schedule till the last day. 1. I wonder what happened. 2. If it ' s anything like last year, it ' ll be a breeze. C. My new advisor said it ' s time to pick a permanent major. 1. All that was left to schedule was Cooking HI, Intro to Nuclear Physics, and a lot of those English courses. D. That same girl with the pretty blazer started talking to me again. 1. She invited me to a party on Sunday afternoon. 2. Who has parties on Sunday afternoon? ] a. There were only girls there. b. Who has parties with only girls? c. I left. 3. The girl with the pretty blazer doesn ' t talk to me anymore. ' F. What the hell is junior standing? IV. The Year of the Apartment. A. Just could not stand the dorm anymore. 1. The living room ' s OK, the kitchen stove leaks gas, we have to share toilet facilities with the apart- ment down the hall. 2. The landlord says he ' ll return our damage fees. a. $35 for electric b. $15 for gas ffiC IS i c. $50 for phones B. Same old drag. 1. Scheduling on the last day. a. My roommate ' s a junior too. She schedules the first day. She ' s an I-Upper. 2. Pavlov ' s Theory of Conditioning (Psy 101) really works. a. I ' ve conditioned myself to ignore finals. b. Daddy got my grades. — — — , 1. Daddy ' s reconditioning me. C. Meanwhile, back at the apartment . . . 1. I have to move closer to campus. 2. Landlord withheld our damage fees. a. Says there ' s too many paint spots on the floor. V. The Year of the Awakening. A. PHEAA stopped sending money. 1. They said I can have another loan if I want. B. Placement office says there ' s not many teaching jobs around. 1. The chairman of my department said to stick with it, maybe things will be better in the future. 2. I ' m supposed to take GRE ' s or the Civil Service Exam. a. They say I can ' t go wrong b. I haven ' t gone anywhere yet. 3. My advisor said I have to take 18 credits if I plan to graduate with the rest of my class. a. The Dean said I can only take 16. b. My philosophy prof says we ' re all doomed anyway. C. Student Teaching. 1. Oh well, I really didn ' t want to teach. D. Graduation . ' ■ tt. 1. The speaker at commencement says one can never receive too much of an education. VI. Please send me an application to your graduate school ... Dr. William W. Hassler 74 Bernard T. Gillis, Academic Vice President Bernard J. Ganley, Administrative Assistant iOBifijU 75 S. Trevor Hadley Dean of Students James W. Laughlin Assistant Dean of Students 76 Cleo McCracken Dean of Women Sherrill Kuckuck. Assistant Dean of Women Carolyn Wilderson, Assistant Dean of Women 77 Ronald Thomas Dean of Men John Frank, Assistant Dean of Men Donald McPherson, Assistant Dean of Men 78 V i i.J Francis McGovern Dean School of Arts Sciences James Stoner Acting Dean School of Business 79 Roger Axford Dean School of Continuing and Non-resident Education Harold Orendorff Dean School of Fine Arts 80 George Stouffer Dean School of Education r William Salesses Assistant Dean School of Education k 81 John Chellman Dean School of Health Services Kathleen Jones Dean School of Home Economics 82 Joseph Gallanar, Dean Graduate School Lawrence lanni George Wiley Associate Deans Graduate School 83 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION 84 Yr S a •► .. Lawrence Bergman Samuel Furgiuele William Hassler Harold McCormick Ellwood Sheeder 85 John Cutler William Hassler Sam Light Patrick McCarthy Henry Mitchell Joseph Serene Edwin Snyder James Stroker Howard Wray James Wyant 86 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 87 Gerald Baker, Manager Co-op Bookstore Lawrence D. Bergman, Director Instructional Resources Center Charles T. Buford, Personnel Director Fred Dakak, Director of Admission George R. Dinsmore, Admissions Counselor Harold Dock, Director— Laboratory Experience Robert H. Doeer, Director Armstrong County Campus Owen J. Dougherty, Director of Housing Charles R. Fuget, Director Natural Science and Mathematics Samuel F. Furgiuele, Director of Public Relations Wm. L. Glenn, Admissions James R. Green, Director Humanities E. Samuel Hoenstine. Director of Career Services Randy L. Jesick, Assistant Director of Public Relations Christopher Knowlton. Manager Student Co-op Association William LaFranchi, Head Librarian Raymond Lee, Director Social Sciences Isadore R. Lenglet, Director Campus Planning and Development Dali! Miirchand. Assislant Rojjjstrar Harold McCormick, Businoss Manager Peter Metarko, Associate Director of Admissions Roy Moss, Assislant Director of Career Services George Murdoch, Director of Financial Aid J. Robert Murray, Director Institutional Resources lames Nix, Director Cultural Affairs |ohn ). Nold, Director Computer Center John Scanlan, Director of Dining Service C. Donald Seagren, Associate Registrar William R. Shane, Director of Guidance Services Herman Sledzik, Director of Athletics William Srsic, Assistant Director Financial Aid Alvin Stuart, Director University Shool Robert O. Warren, Registrar George West, Director Punxsutawney Campus Colonel William S. Wiley, Jr., Chairman Military Science Richard T. Wolfe, Assistant Business Manager Robert Woodard, Director Institutional Research renc 2.b e e u} v oa ' e. 90 LarxcK 1= -1 - ' f cT . K«r« ' 91 ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS R.M. Strawcutter, Chm. E. Oesterling ART B.|. Balsiger P. Ben-Zvi S.L. Burwell V.H. Clay R.). Cronauer A.G. DeFurio T.). Dongilla J.|. Dropcho R.W. Hamilton |.M. Innes G.B. Johnson J.P. Lovettf L.F. McVilty F. Ross R.C. SeelhorsI |.|. Slenker R.E. Slenker R.I. Vislosky N.O. Werl 92 BIOLOGY R.K. Alico F. Hiikcr MR. (;harnc;g() T.K. (;onway W.i:. ni(;lri(;h C;.M. Ftrrence W. Forbes WW. Gallali l,.L. Gold M.L. Greaves W. CIreaves l,|. Hue I Humphreys K.W. Liegey K.S. Magee R.I-;. Mcrritl |.n. Miller R.N. Moore K. Osterling ). Pickering CV. Shrock M.L. Staplelon R.M. Slrawcutter H.H. Vallowe R.F. Waechter W. Waskoskie C.J. Zenisek I K. Stoner. Chm. L.R. Beaumont E.M. Hileman D. Mahan P. Patterson |. Polesky A. Risher E. Sheeder L. Spencer B. Thomas D. Woomer BUSINESS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 93 %► R m C.L.Cooper, Chm. W. Abranovic L. Bartchak D. Breyer R. Burner |. Cawley R. Douglass R. MeAfoose A. R. McClure D. Pillion M. Plivelic D. Robhins K. Shiltlt L. Speneer C.B. Stevenson BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CHEMISTRY W a PR. Wunz. Chm. C.W. Bordas N.D. Christodouleas E.G. Coleman |.|. Costa F. Fazio R.A. Harlline W.I. Heard D.|. Keyton R.W. Kolaezkowski R.L. Marks D.R. McKelvey R.A. Patsiga |.H. Seroxton |.S. Shane A. Syty S.L. Tackett G. Zamboiti D.N. Zimmerman 94 K. |i nrs, c;hm. W.R. Cnimrr |. Dr.icklcy S. 1-Vii( ' rsli;in S. Lynn E. I ' ur.:i ' ll B. Wood |. Wysocki COUNSELOR EDUCATION CONSUMER SERVICES G.L Spinelli. Chm. EC. Pesci R.H. Siiylor ED. ShaffiT i.B. Washl)iirn I.e. Wilson 95 CRIMINOLOGY |.W. Cross W.|. Davis A. Garvin H.G. Holt M. Huff A.H. Martel W.|. Richard R.|. Slonebraker DA. Walker S.B. Warp ECONOMICS 96 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY A.A. Anjji ' lnni W.M. H.ilin W.K. CiilliT IJ). Dd ' abo |.|. Il.iys IT. Ilflmncli W.|. Li ' vcnlry H.A. Mcii iowi:rofl M.N. Sh.ink |.K. Y.inii .zi R.M Cloll. Chm. K.l,. Baker DA. Barlhii li. nuvis A. Uorscv J |.A. Kazamek TJBI R.I,. Kins M.K. Kohli ' pp |. Kuhns L.S. Linn P.D. Loll 0. McFi ' ely K.L. Millvvard i:.R. Moll |.U. Reilly |.S. Rizzo V.V. Rocco C.a Zepp ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 97 E.L Anderson M.L. Beck W.W. Belts |.B. Bright L.]. Bright R.M. Brown M.O. Caldwell F.T. Como C D.M. Cook H.E. Craig  ' B.J. Curey 1 ).A. Davis i M.M. Day ■i |.M. DeCeorge .JIP D.G. Eisen 1- .«r-l R.W. Ensley f B.A. Foley r W.M. Force i [.R. Frenund 1 ia D.P. Fritz r r U. |.L. Gray i Si W.F. Grayburn Iw [.R. Green ri m D.S. Grubb l ' H.W. Haldeman P R.A. Hazley J.W. Heimer R.E. Hull LA. lanni B.A. Kraszewski J.S. Krupnik D.F. Lucker CD. Mahan M.R. Malkin D.S. McClure l.|. McManmon L. Miller A.|. Nania l.M. Nix 3 M. Omrcanin • R.E. Ray W V M.L. Rider 1 R. Roffman L ft P. Roumm k w P.C. Samsey 1 G.K. Seacrist I J R.W. Seinfelt B — C.P. Shaffer mjUr H.M. Smith s C.G. Swauger dW F.H. Swigart ' j R.L. Thomas A ).D. Trubv WW I.A. Waddell |.G. Watta ' 1 K.N. Weldy ' ? T.K. Wilson D.W. Woodworth R.L. Yarup | M D.L. Young ' ■ir ENGLISH 98 FOREIGN LANGUAGES K.W. Brodc [.M. Carranza S.R. Chu E Cord V Dreschur C. Faust F. Fisnl W.). F ' ries A.M. Guardiola A.P. Guardiola I. llcnninger A. Hfiiry C. Isar H. Isar F. Liindis A. U ' oni! 0. Lozada C. Mondizabal G. Miltz R. Nicolel 1. Omrcanin L op do Ueeck B. Roffman D. Shields H.M. Sommer |. Spifkor R. VVliilmer R.N. Williams I Voelker 1. Yothers 99 FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION D.C. Chu S. Lehrman |. Merryman G. Penta D. Rotigel E. Thibadeau H. Youcis GEOGRAPHY T.G. Gault, Chm. M.L. Anderzhon D.|. Ballas F.J. Basile ].V. Chambers G.S. Kulkarni I.R. Lenglet A.R. Miller V.P. Miller ).E. Payne R.l. Shirey LP. Tepper W.D. Warren C.E. Weber D.C. Winslow S. Wood M.M. Zacur 100 GEOSCIENCE W.H. C.ninala F.W. Hall F.K. Park PA. Princt! C.|. Sullon K.L Woodard 101 B. McCauIiff. Chm. N. Barlhelemy ). Dakak A. Dickie A. Elliott ML. Eltz |. Korab P. Lommock B. Lucas M.A. Magruder R. Podbielski HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION I). Miller. Chm. W. Belts W. Blacksmith T. Campisano V. Celtnieks j. Chellman C. Davis B. Fanella C. Godlasky R. Grove R. Hornfeck W. Kaylor E. Lepley R. Leiso V. Liscinskv E. Mileff |. Mill A. Moore W. Neal E. Receski L. Shaffer H. Sledzik E. Sloniger S. Smith L Sutton L. Tucker 102 a:. Cclliiich. Chm CD. i:.i.sliii(iii.ii S H. Ciurd K r. iMTjjuson i; H. I ' iu:kc 11). (;(iinlri ;h i:S ll.ilfii ' lil I K K.iilliiltDWski D.lv [..iniliMi N.I), b ' hni.iii l.M. M.imis |.M. M.isiro j.S. Mcrvini! !..(;. MilliT K.W. Moore |,M Oliver M. Riff |.R. Siihli W.W. Smith L.C;. Tiilnii D.C. Vogol |.A. Yackuboskey HISTORY HOME ECONOMICS L. Fernandez. Chm. R. Anderson P. Bell R. Browning B. CIross Y. Liu L. Rupert L Shearer ). Sleiner 103 H. berthy M.A. Cessna E. LaVelle 1.. Norberg R. Nyman K. Simkins K. Stahlman A.M. Woods FOOD SERVICES R. Morris INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 104 LEARNING RESOURCES MASS MEDIA L.U. berHiriiin D. Hi!t ' sland M. Klinginsmith J. Lavenburg D. Maclsaac W. McCavill R.H. Madden D.V. Mallox |.R. Murray N.W. Sargent INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES ■kn aw M v ' Bf- iJ « ' — — — — — w 105 MATHEMATICS M. Woodard, Chm. |. Angelo I. Arms C. Bertness |. Broughton G. Buriok ]. Busovicki B. Crooks A. Davis D. Duncan R. Gibson M. Hartman W. Hennemann |. Hoyt ]. Hradnansky C. Maderer D. McBride R. McBride R. McCoy W. Morrell C. Oakes ]. Peters j. Reber M. Reigh W. Ret tig D. Shafer M. Shawer [. Shepler E. Smith W, Smith E. Speakman M. Stilwell E. Troxell H. WiUison R. Wolfe J - ' fcJF 106 MILITARY SCIENCE S.A. Hiiink l.R. Dale; T.l ' . C;ilbi;rl W.L. (loss DP. Kc sK ' r K.li. McCoid D.L. Mi;ll)y l.li. I ' iirker K). Pcdaci L|. I ' owull W.K. Sagcr W.L SchafiT |. Shafi r N.P. Wilderson W.S. Wiley H.H. lohnson. Chm. R. DeCesare W.F. Kesslcr B. Rumbaugh T Bachmann (;. Dunkelberger R.S. Knab N, Sarlori W.R. Blocker O.M. Fornear E.|. Lent?. ).G. Staples R. B(Tnal E. Fry T.L. Lloyd A. Staples G.|. Bird S. Fry D.H. Malilsky E. Stewart D.T. Borst 1. (;odt CD. McNaughton N. Tenney W.D Braman W. Golz R.C Nelson R. Thorefl C.C. Carl A.T. Harrold CJ. Olmslead E. Vouklizas CO. Cha H.E. Hulberl |.V. Olmslead CE. Wither C. Davis D. Intili L.|. Perkins |.H. Wildeboor MUSIC 107 NURSING 1 M. Murray. C hm. P. Black 1 C. Edison H M. Fabian M M. Hart H A. Heltebran M O. Holt H M. Katzbeck H L. Ream H E. Suhrie ■ H. Wright D.N. Boone B.C. Chan V.J. Ferrara R.M. Hermann A. Kannwisher E. Lauer S. Montgomery PHILOSOPHY 108 PHYSICS R.K Hcrry. Chm. I) llnicklrlwnil CI.. HiickwiilliT |.K. Kilclv |. Ko N. (idggini |. Miitolyak G. Malous P. Mc:Namara M.K. Noz 0. R.imsoy D. RimIht I) Ril).in R. RoImtIs D. Whilson R.F. Heiges, Chm. P.A. Carone E. Chaszar R.C. Green R.F. Heigns U.S. Keone l.|. Lank R.L Lee R.L. Morris D.A. Palmer E.E. PlatI B.A. Smith G. Thorpe E. Wilson POLITICAL SCIENCE 109 PSYCHOLOGY R. Magee. Chm. P. Brown B. Cartwrighl K. Edgar D. Grover D.R. Jacobs S. Lore G. Palton R. Radaker I. Reid R. Riftle D. Ross C. Schneider L. Stires G. Thornton G. Walz SOCIOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY 126 cuAwmN SOCIOL06 - l«tllM OlOt V. Gerald B. Grant R. Kraus B. Lanham M. Levenson Liphart H A. Louden T. Murphy E. Newhill A. Olin-Fahle D. Raibourn S. Silverslein R. Vexler SSf 110 SPECIAL EDUCATION M K. Bahn .H. Hormann MO. HniriHiird W.D. Chapman (;.A. Felix I B. Fiddler M.C;. Flamm MM. Geisel K.P. Mease M. Morris K.L. Pounds E.F. Seanlon E.M. Shane L. Vickers • HI If I were founding a university I would found first a smoking room; then when I had a little more money in hand I would found a dormitory; then after that, or more probably with it, a decent reading room and a library. After that, if I still had more money that I couldn ' t use, I would hire a professor and get some textbooks. Stephen Leacock Oxford As I See It 112 A |ohn Abiidie Diane Adams Dorothy Adams Marjow Adams Patricia Albano Sandra Albaugh lames Aljjoe James Allt ' n Carol Allio Harry Alton Joyce Alwine Deborah Anderson James Anderson Nancy Anderson Kathleen Andrt e Mary Androjko James Ankrum Susan App R()l)(!rt Arduini Iiidilh Arendt Bonnie Arndl Ann Arlzberger Kenneth Askew Jacquic Aiild Carol Backcs Sandra Bacr Martha Bai is Charles Bailey Doane Bailey Linda Bailey 113 Ba Kathy Baker )()hn Baran Frederick Barilar Michael Barton Linda Batkay Randall Baker Victoria Baran Robert Barlow Michael Basca Dennis Battistella Dehra Ball Pamela Barber laneda Barnett Karen Bates Clare Bauman Marilyn Balogh Marilyn Bargel Ivan Barrick Lillian Bates John Bazzone Rodney Bankes Janet Barger Patricia Barlhalow Marsha Bates Barbara Beck . e Chervyl Beck Kathryn Beck Sharon Beck Cheryl Beeghly Djanne Behary %.iM 1U Bo Krlir( ( ,1 Hi ' hun Ohrislinr Hrlardia I ' .itnciii Hflkniip Kl.iinr Hell Kenni ' lh Urilock Mary Hcniiiiiuli Ti ' rni ' HcniK tt C!ail licrardinolli Sliinloy HiM-di ' ll Susan UtTyman Linda Hi ' inacchi Kiilh Dhanic Nancy Hickcr Dennis liickford SIcphanii ' Hill Ronald liillman Marilyn Hingoy l.inda Hintrim lean liish Linda Histritz Claudia Biszaha Michael Hixlor Mary HIack Rehecca lilack Joanne Blahovec Diane Blosc Paul Blose Stephen Blucas William Hoardley Paula Bohen 115 Bo Constance Bochniak Denise Bonomo Charles Bosley Christine Bolig Eileen Booth Anthony Bosnick Kathleen Bombatch Patricia Boratko Carol Bowen Sandra Bonanno Ruth Boris Karen Bowser Phihp Boniface Linda Borsa Terry Bowser 116 Ca Ciiry Uriu;k(-n Rebecca Bromyard Kiisiin Brill Doushis Brownll Sli ' phi ' n Hrink Sharon Brown Mil.:h.-ll Hriidsky Barbara Brvnda ncmsc Bro an Billio Bu ;kingham Barbara Buggy |oyce Burkf! Marlcnc Bulcrbaugh Denisc Calysia Calh( ' rin( ' Biijaky Cindy Burkcll Both Bycrs Sally Calafiore lames Bullian Thomas Burkcll Charles Byers Christine Cameiti Lind.i Hupp Mclha Burkholder Christine Byrd Dixie Cannon M,irl)ara Burba Th(. ' ri;s(. ' Bulcira Ouam. ' Cable Nancy Cantalamessa 117 Ca Pat Cantalamossa Susan Capizzi lames Caporuscio Gerald Carasea Sara Cardamone Thomas Carpen lames Carr . lames Carroll Cheryl Carson Chrlslopher Caruso Francene Caruso Pamela Casale lames Casilio Susan Casperson Mary Cataldi Elaine Catherwood Sharon Caylor Patty Cecchini Sandra Cecchini Gary Cenna Monica Centar Mary Centorbi Michael Cervo Craig Chamberlain Dennis Charlesworth Marie Checlosky Tomm Chestnut Mary Childers Elizabth Chomas Christine Chulak 118 Co loiinna Ciancuiti Biirliaru Cimador Barbara C larc n.i id Clark M.iric Clark John Clinton Mi(:ha( l Clinton lames Closs ludilh Clossin Carol C oaklcy Sanuii ' l (a)(:o Lawrence (;oj ley KoliiMl ColaliHIo Philip Colamarino David Collierl £ •W„ kit 1 119 Co ]tissK Cole Yvonnt ' Cole Marylou Coll Colleen Collins Mark Collins Rita Colo Sydney Confer Michele Conglose David Connolly Donna Conrad Margaret Conterna Virginia Conti Barbara Contrucci Constance Cook Gi orge Cooney Charles Cooper David Cooper Anne Cornelius Henry Cortinovis Barbara Coulter |ohn Cowan Laura Cowdriek [ane Craig William Craig Kay Cribbs Terrenee Cribbs Lucinda CritchfieU] William Croker Bonnie Crooks Barbara Crowley 170 Di KIchiird Croyli! 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C wynar Nina Damalo Benedict Danjjelo Lorraninc Danko Grefjory nasl ivi(:h Kathleen Dau( herty I3arry Day (Jynthia D( ' an Bonnie DeCarlo Harhara I)(M:ker Honnie Decker Klvira Depaslino Robert Derr Virginia Deutsch )an(!l Dibucci Robert Diehl jean Dillen Gerald Dillon Kathlcim Dimarco Richard Dimmick Robert Dinsick Lynda Dippold 121 Di Darryle Dively Margaret Dlugonski Barbara Dobies Cequenda Dobson Patricia Dolence Deborah Dolmovieh [oanne Dombrowski Janet Donate Emily Donges Vito Dongiovanni Michelle Dora Pamela Dougherty Robert Dougherty Gaynell Douglas Donald Douple Robert Doverspike Suzanne Dreibelbis Nancy Dubosh Paul Dudas Linda Dunkle Nancy Dunlap Patricia Dunn Edward Dzikowski Patrice Dzurninko David Eakin Joseph Easly Patricia Edleman Doyle Edmiston Charles Edmonds Gerard Egan 122 Fi Patrick F.jian Hi ' lh Kiscnbi ' rj Deborah Kills I.Kis Kmaiuu ' l lames Ensminger Rclurcca Krdeljac layiic lOrnsI Mary ICsposito (Iraci! 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Shi vcr Palncia Shujjarls Joanne: Shuster l.iincs Schhcns Siltuirn Sexton M.tl Shaiij hncssy Marilyn Shipc William Shula Rehecca Shuster 147 Si Carol Sidun Janice Sikora Donna Silveri Krisfi Simmons |udy Simone Carol Singel Carol Sioun Gregory Sipos Leroy Skinner John Skrabalak Janice Skubis Sandra Slanina CJiarles Slater Donna Slike Frederick Sloop -• - -vik-jlt.!. 148 Sp Williiim Smoiilon Ik-viTly Smith n.ivul Smith llchcir.ih Smith Dor.i Smith Clciiry Smith lo.imic Smith |()hn Smith k.iri ' ii Smith Kich.iril Smith Rohort Smith Shi ' rry Smith I ' .iul SmoMnsky Peter Smohnsky K.iinlv Smoiise Rita Smulsky MiirU ni Snyder lennni ' Soeder c;iiri)l Somn I ' iilriciii Stimph ' Miilthew Soulhorn Diiinnii Sowollii Michirlo Soyka Rchi ' cca Soyke Virfjinia S|)aul(Hnn Lisa Spaziani Kdvvin Spears (Jayton Spencer Warren Spero Richard Spicher 149 Sp Ronald Spicher Ciary Spinella ludilh Spoljarick Carol Sprankle Mary Springer Edward Squires David Sroka Mary Staab Kathleen Stackhouse Linda Stahl Marilyn Stahl Daryl Stanko Reta Stankus Bridget States Suzanne Steel [eannie Steis Luey Stent James Stephens Patricia Stephens William Stephenson Andrew Stephenson Lynn Sleudler Cheryl Stevens John Stevens Heather Stewart David Stoehr Scott Stoner Gerald Stossel Suzann Stotlemyer Jeanne Stoudt 150 Sw Rosilvnn Sloiiffcr Dorie Sliills Patricia Svobocia Cvnlhiii SIrapiii: Monica Sullivan Carol Swan Clare Slrriff Rcjjis SumntT Marsha Swank Biirnrll Slreyle Rosanna Suppa Icanini? Swalzlandcr Linda Stupak John Suszynski Vera Swayne 151 Sw Edward Sweeney Suzan Sweet Paula Szymkewicz Diane Talbert Camilla Tassone Christine Tataliba Diane Taylor Joann Taylor Margaret Taylor fialricia Taylor Patricia Teslovic Marie Tesznar Anthony Thomas Deborah Thomas Constance Thompson |ohn Thompson Robert Thunberg Robert Timm May Tobias Frank Tolliver Martha Torrence Adrienne Tolh Gerald Trate Barbara Treese Barbara Treharne Judy Tressler Loma Tressler Marian Trkula Patricia Trulick Katherine Trygar 152 Wa TiickiT Miirilyn Urrtiiinn janicL ' Vnnori Cheryl Vidmar Sue Volpe Sally Walberl S.im ( urco l.lndii Viilnnline Virginia Ventomillor Carol Vinson Robert Waddinj; James WalcrofI Au);iist Twigg Sandi Viirso Mary Vurnier Kmilia Vilolo Kay Wagner Belh Walker Marsh.i Tyjlt ' i Palricia Varof-a Leo Vi!sc:hio Susan Vofius Palricia Wagner Leo Walker l.iiirl Urinn Icannc Vaughn Mary Vospa Sue Vollmer Douglas Waidelich Kay Walls 153 Wa Barbara Walter Jeanne Walter John Walter Karen Walters Karen Wannstedt Alan Ward Charles Waszcak Daniel Waters Ruth Watson Larry Wayne Kathleen Weakland Edward Weber Vivian Weible Christopher Weiland Barbara Weingartz Charliene Welch Su san Welsh Glenn Wenger Dorothy Wesolek Marykay West Audrey Wettach Michelle Weyer Charles White Deborah Whitman Ann Wicks Allen Wielobob Bonnie Wiester Mary Wilhite Mary Willard Priscilla Wilson 154 Wo Linilii Winr ;iir Hiirhiirii Wishnrl Siillv Wolfir Andri ' vv VVinnncId Ri)S( Wisnicvvski Palriciii Wolff Miirv Ann Winscck lami ' s Wilhrow l.imcs Wood Ciirol VVinlli ' Linil.i Wohlcrl Douglas Woods Anilrw Wiser Carol VVojIowics lanici ' Woods 1 155 z Howard Wray Louise Yeckley Patricia Young Phyllis Zaremba Margaret Wright Peter Pui-tak Yeh Stephanie Zaifuto Donna Zaycosky Diane Wuerl David Yociim Linda Zajicck Susan Zeladonis Marv Yarnal Linda Yoder Mark Zamperini Marie ZettI Carol Yawney Elizabeth Yoe Jerome Zaremba Claudia Zitko t56 157 • ■-• . 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(|h 11 Len Click, wb 12 |im Nnsmith, (ib-jik 14 )iiy Collier, qb 15 )iiTi Thomas, wb-qb 17 jiiii joiu ' s, s(vp l ) Roil OriMiiik. k 20 Dan McDonnnll, bb 21 Earl Halt, db 22 L.irry Moiisiloviiib. bb 23 Ed Anderson, fb 24 Rich Krinks. se 25 Ron Feraco, db 26 Sam Smith, se 27 Ken Deitman. hb 28 Tom Sat ' ta. lib 29 Ed McDonough, se 30 Bill Hall, lib 3 1 Art Colagrande, lb 32 )im Neely, fb 33 Clenn VVegner. db 35 Kevin McGorry. db 37 Carl Parise, hb 40 Len Wilson, vvb 41 D oanc Baily, db 42 Barry Warren, db 43 Jim Coodge. db 44 Ralph lacoboni, fb 45 Jim Anderson, se 46 Ron Fisher, lb 47 Dave Balmert. db 48 Tom Cavanaugh. wb 49 Tom Anderson, lb 50 Ron Blumer. lb 51 Ernie Macioce, c 52 Gary Vella. k 53 Allen Filiaggi, c 55 John Timo. c 58 Greg Palchak. mg I 60 John Grim, og 61 Don C]olosimo. og 65 Jon Billman. mg 66 Tom Rogisb, lb 67 Bill Sekusky, og 68 Mike Adamcyzk, og 69 Chui:k Wonscttler, lb 70 Tom Clingan, ot 71 Dave Connolly, ot 72 Steve Brink, ot 73 Dennis DiLorenzo, ot 74 Jim Reynolds, ot 75 John Biillington, dt 76 Charlie Maurer. dl 77 Bob Wargo. ot 78 Gene Raymond, dt 79 Dave Tourdt, ot 80 Tim Sullivan, st; 81 John Wain, de 82 Larry Swink, se 84 Gib Wardrop. te 85 NeiJl Brady, te 86 Doug Hmel, db 87 Mark Jevicky. de 88 Dave Farrelly, de 89 Doug Roth, de 90 Dave Hills, db 9 I Jerry Holhauser, dt 93 Ed Mihalacki. dt 95 Bruce Hall, dt 97 Mike Hudak. lb 99 Ardie Kissinger, lb I t 1971 Coaches Dan Cox Freshman Coach Neil Gordon Freshman Coach Paul Noonan Freshman Coach Bob Letso Backfield Coach Bill Neil Head Coach Jim Mill Linebacker Coach Mo Smith Def. Backfield Coach Rich Hornfeck Offensive Line Coach Ed Receski Defensive Line Coach JP i •I f f: Second year head coach Bill Neal came off a rebuilding year with several questions to be answered. Could an offensive line with only two starters returning provide the needed blocking power for star halfback Larry Monsilovich? Could Monsilovich sustain his record-setting pace? Could quarterback Chuck Pin- chotti polish his skills to lead the Big Indian offense? Finally, could the Indiana defense keep alive its tradition of fierce and determined play? Favorable answers to these queries plus a few more surprises resulted in a hard fought 7-2 season for the Big Indian gridders. A brand new foe, the Green Knights of St. Norbert College, was the first victim of the season. The Knights came to town with a reputation for being a formicable opponent every time they step onto the field. That reputation wasn ' t enough, howe- ver, as the Big Indians took charge and lanced the Knights with a balanced dispay of running, passing, and defense. The big plav of the day was a record 72 yard touchdown pass from Chuck Pinchotti to sophomore tight end Mark Jevicky. Larry Monsilovich also added two touchdowns on runs of one and ten yards. Substitute running back Dan McDonnell also tallied on a one yard dive. St. Norbert could only muster one score, a 17 yard scoring pass. The next week at California, the men of coach Bill Neal again controlled every aspect of the game with Larry Monsilovich spearheading the offensive charge while the Big D held the ' ul- cans scoreless. It was dedication day for Cal State ' s new Adam- son Stadium and Monsilovich helped break it in, picking up 132 yards on 20 carries, including an 84 yard touchdown run. Flanker Jim Thomas al.so added a score to his credit as he pul- led in a si.x yard pass from quarterback Chuck Pinchotti. Two more touchdowns by Mono and a TO pass to tight end Doug Hmel completed the scoring. California meanwhile, got absolu- tely nowhere. At Cortland State of New York, the Indians passed their first real test and displayed a mark of a solid football team — the abi- lity to bounce back from a disappointing first lialf and break a game open. Larry Monsilovich had another 100 yard plus day, but it was the gutty running of chuck Pinchotti that proved to be the factor that quenched the Red Dragons ' fire. The two teams traded scores with Pinchotti scampering for two touch- downs. In the second half the Big Red defense that had already set up the first Indiana touchdown with a blocked punt, got stingy and sent the Dragons scrambling back into their cave. While junior defensive halfback Dave Balmert led the defensive charge. Mono rushed for two TD ' s and Pinchotti added his third of the day. A 3-0 record set the stage for the showdown of the year — Homecoming. Edinboro also came into this year ' s annual Homecoming game with an undefeated record and the Big Indians knew there was more to be gained than a Homecoming victory. The Lambert Bowl, symbolizing eastern small college football supremecy. and the memory of a humiliating defeat the year before at the hands of Edinboro were also weighing heavily on the minds of each Big Indian gridder. Edinboro ' s highly touted running attack showed its worth by driving for a score on opening kick-off. But the Big Indians made their presence felt and displayed their offensive wares as they promptly got the TD back. The big play of the drive was a 39 yard touchdown scamper by quarterback Chuck Pinchotti. The Indians then took the lead after they forced a fumble and again it was Pinchotti who capped the drive, this time with a 4 yard run. The Scots added another TD while freshman Ron Orenak boote d his first of three field goals, a 29 yard effort, to keep the Indians in the lead as the two teams went to the locker room for intermission. The half turned out differently, however, as all the Big Indians could muster were two more Ron Orendak field goals while the Scots scored two more times. The Big Indians fought hard and never stopped hitting but it wasn ' t enough and the invaders from the north went home victorious. The Indians hoped to get back on the winning track the fol- lowing week when they faced Northwood Institute. The North- wood running attack was a good one and its statistics against the Indians looked impressive until the final score was read. The Northmen could only tally twice aginst the Big Indian defense headed up by safety Glen Wenger and linebacker Tom Rogish. Fullback Ralph lacoboni. meanwhile, busted his way for 111 yards on 16 carries stunning the opponents with power and speed. Pinchotti, Monsilovich and Jim Thomas scored for the Tribe. The Golden Eagles of Clarion State College were the next vic- tims of Coach Bill Neal ' s gridders. This traditional battle is al- ways an exciting one and since 1966 this excitement has been the right kind — victoriou.s — for Big Indian fans. This year ' s game, the fifth football victory in a row over Clarion, was no different. The Indiana def(Mise could be described in one word — devastating. The Eagles offense was explosive but in Miller Stadium it fizzled out. The play of the game was a 48 yard punt return by Scatback Ron Feraco and along with 2 TD ' s by Mono and another by Pinchotti the Eagles flew back to Cla- rion feeling the effects of a real pluck job. Another new opponent the Wilkes College Colonels provided the opposition next and the Big Indians, troubled by injuries to Key personnel, had a tough time besting the spirited colonels. The defense, led by linebacker Tom Rogish and Greg Palchak. who played his first game at defensive end, set up the first touchdown. With the ball on the Wilkes 4] yard line Gene Raymond broke through on fourth down and blocked a Wilkes punt, and then Palchak grabbed the pigskin out of the air racing all the way for the score. Safety Dave Balmert also set up a score with an interception that gave the initiative for another six points. The offensive line led by tackle Dave Connelly and Ernie Ma- cioce and the man that they had been blocking for for the past three years, Larry Monsilovich, were the heroes in the final home contest of the season, a thrilling 43-10 victory over the Hillsdale College. The Chargers came to town with several fac- tors in their favor, including the confidence generated by a vic- tory last year over the Indians and a size and weight advantage over Coach Bill Neal ' s squad. But they couldn ' t contend with the Monsilovich led on slaught. The 5 ' 10 tailback rolled up 224 yards and scored a record breaking five touchdowns. Not to be overlooked was the Tribe ' s defense, who held the Chargers to only ten points. It was a fitting victory for those senMK, playing their last game in front of their hometown fans. Bk The next week was a disappointing one thougK as the Big Indians fell for the second year in a row to the Akron Zips. The Zips didn ' t have an easy time of it as the Braves maintained their poise through out and also triggered another Pinchotti to Jevicky long bomb — this time for 78 yards and a touchdown. Next year ' s squad should be a good one. but the loss of such stars as Monsilovich, Pinchotti and Rogist will have to be reck- oned with if this year ' s successful season can be equaled or im- proved upon. A great season will have to come from the follow- ing: The improvement of those v ' ho are coming back: the right people from either the bench or the freshman team to fill the gaps left by graduation: and the perpetuation of the pride and determination that make this slogan true — INDIANA UNI- VERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.- A WINNING TRADITION 1971 FALL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE RESULTS lUP OPP Sept. 11 26 St. Norbert ' s 7 W HOME 18 34 California W AWAY 25 35 Cortland State 11 w AWAY Oct. 9 23 Edinboro (Homecoming) 29 L HOME 16 21 Northwood Inst. 14 W AWAY 23 28 Clarion 9 W HOME 30 13 Wilkes 7 W AWAY Nov. 6 43 Hillsdale 10 W HOME 13 14 Akron 34 L AWAY No. 22 — LARRY MONSILOVICH played his final games of a brilliant collegiate football career during the 1971 Fall Season. 171 1 ] .7 3i 172 ' MiM-:i-, sa r ■■HMUS,- 173 SOCCER Under the direction of Coach Vince Ceh- nick, the lUP Booters began their 1971 season with a four game winning streak. The sche- dule also produced some low points, includ- ing the matches with St. Francis, Carnegie- Mellon (where the team lost in overtime 4-3), and Slippery Rock. The disappointing upset with this last opponent occurred after a cor- ner kick for lUP tied the score in the last five minutes. With less than three minutes re- maining. Kurt Backstrom was injured, but play was not stopped. The Indians lost the match 2-1, finishing the season with a 7-5 overall record. The season brought the setting of several records. Frank Schatko had the distinction of scoring eleven goals in twelve games; Buff Jack made the record of eleven assists; Larry Long played 1,066 minutes of soccer, — every min- ute of every match. A team record of five goals in ten minutes was also set. At one point in the season the Indians were rated in the top ten list of soccer teams in the Pennsylvania-Delaware-New Jersey area. There were several individual achieve- ments this year. In the All-Western Pen- nsylvania Conference, two players made first team. Kurt Backstrom, defense, and Buff Jack, line. In the St. College Conference, Jack made first team, and Backstrom second. Three of our boys went to the All Star game in Pittsburgh, — Frank Schatko, who scored the first goal. Buff Jack, and Kurt Backstrom. Coach Celtnicks looks to a good season next year, with many of the players returning. Among the additions to the team will be ah- med Kanu and Raymond Koker, two students from Sierra Leonne, Africa, who will be a great asset to the Booters. 1971 lUP Soccer Results lUP Sept. 25 1 Grove City 29 4 Point Park : 3 Edinboro 6 4 Alliance 13 2 St. Francis , . 3 Carnegie-Mellon 20 2 Pitt 23 8 Pitt-Johnston 27 2 St. Vincent 30 1 Gannon 1 Lock Haven o 1 Slippery Rock Coach Vince Celtnicks 174 Roster Manuel Aguda, L Kurt Backstrom, L Barry Balliet, HB Stan Berdell, HB Gary Bernardo, HB Ben Blue, L Jim Casilio, HB Bruce Chaleff, W Denny Charlton, HB Neil Cunningham. HB Dave Duncan, HB Marty Fagler, HB Arnie Garikow, L Jeff Gehman, HB Bob George, FB Ray Gillespie, FB Jim Griffith, G Lynn Hahn, L Gregory Jack, L Don Klausnitzer, L Larry Long, FB Richard Mattick, L Henry Moore, FB Tom Murray, G Tom Norman, W JoeO ' Donnell, HB Frank Pfeifer, FB Tim Polovina, HB Robert Pyle, L Frank Schatko, CF John Shaffer, G John Stenken FB Dave Thorpe, FB Rich Weron, HB Manager Larry Singer Ass ' t Manager David Thorpe Trainers Vic Liscinsky Tom Zaucha Student Trainers Sam Kegerreis Bob Mackey Vic Liscinsky Tom Zaucha Sam Kegerreis Bob Mackey 175 CROSS COUNTRY 176 Roster Jay Barry Barry Bertoki Doug Canan Joe Gilmore Bill Hampton James Lear Tim Lulicli Lou Marriott! Tom McDowell Tom McGuire Bill Myers Bill O ' Neill Ray Parenti Steve Ronin Stan Rosenthal Don Slusser Pete Smolinsky Jake Sorg Tom Stockard Don Walters I ' liis lall. Coach I.ou Sutton and the harriers saw the best season in the history of Cross Country at lUP. The runners, with an over-all 1 1-2 record, placed fifth in the Malone Invita- tional, fourth in the Ashland Distance Classic, sec.ond in the NAIA District 18 Meet, and fifth in the State College Conference Meet. The harriers exacted revenge on last year ' s defeat at the loss to Edinboro in one of the high points of the season, in spite of the first place running by Dave Antagnoli, the eventual national champion. Some t)f the team ' s top runntjrs are Bill Hampton. Don Walters, Jake Sorg, Doug Canan, Tim Lulich, Ray Farenti, and Don Slusser. Almost all of the men will be returning next year, and Coach Sutton looks forward to another good season, Pete Smolinki is the only senior on the team, and will now be hanging up his collegiate spikes. lUP lUP lUP The 1971 Results: 11-2 15 West Virginia Tech 15 Shippensberg 15 Clarion 48 50 50 lUP lUP 15 19 Duquesne California 50 40 TUP 15 Fairmont 1 lUP 19 St. Vincent 42 lUP 15 Point Park 49 lUP lUP 17 21 Juniata Edinboro 41 40 IUP lUP 39 15 Slippery Rock St. Francis 9 IUP 29 ( ) denotes losses Grove City 26 177 TRACK Track Roster — Sprinfers and Hurdlers: Jeff Akers, Terry Andres, Ben Blue, Ray Crawford, James Douglas, Pete Evanoski, Bill Hoffman, Howard James, Don Lee, Edgar Luhn, JoJin McCutcheon, Dan Masciantonio, Tim O ' Keefe, Arnold Perry, Harold Rosemond, Bob Schmitt, Sam Smith, Jim Steppling, Sylvester Suddeth, Robert Sybert, Wade Tanner, Don Wilhour Field Men: Fred Anderson, Mike Bollinger, David Boyd, Barry Clapper, Lee Cole, Jay Collier, Gary Dillon, Mike Dobos, Jojo Elliott, Paul Evans, Marl Fallin, Jack Gregory, Gaylen Hause, James Heffner, Dane Kramer, Rob MacGregor, Mike McGuire, Duane Moshier, Tim Polovina, Pat Riley, Dave Sharkey, Sparten Silveri, John Stenken, Lance Stevens, Larry Vantries, Lee Whitmore Distance Men: Jay Barry, Barry Bertoki, Mike Boyles, Doug Canan, Lou Carolla, Dan Cook, Bill Hampton, Carl Hesler, Tim Holland, James Lear, Tim Lulich, Lou Marriotti, Tom McDowell, Tom McGuire, Bill Myers, Joel Mowery, Bill O ' Neill, Ray Parenti, Jeff Ronry, Steve Ronin, Stan Rosenthal, John Schessler, Don Slusser, Pete Smolinsky, Jake Sorg, Tom Stockard, Bill Taylor, Don Wahers, Barry Warren, Head Coach: Dr. Lou Sutton Assistant: Roy Grove 178 c.- -.-.mr.-vj jir Head tnick coach Lou Sutton moves into the spring season assisted by field coach Roy Grove, student assistants John Butera and Herb McClain, graduate assistant Paul Marsden, and distance coach Ed Fry. 1 he thiiii lads look forward to a schedule highlighted by meets including the Fairmont Invita- tional, the District 18 NAIA, the Pennsylvania State College Conference, and the Penn State Invi- tational. The team w ill make a pre-season trip to the University of Miami over Easter vacation to run practice meets and train. A stop-over at the Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, is also in- cluded. Last year ' s season saw the setting of records as well as the entrance of two of our track men in the national meet in Montana. The qualifying men were Herb McClain, hurdler, and John Elliot, who finished seventh in javelin competition. School records were set by Herb McClain, win hurdling, Don Walters for the 880 yard dash. Bill Hampton for the two and three mile events, Don Slusser for the six mile run, John Butera in long jump competition, John Elliot in javelin, and Ed Bickart for discus. The team has lost several valuable individuals through graduation. According to Coach Sutton, however, there is more depth in all events this year. New additions to the team include some top high school recruits. This year ' s captains are junior distance runners Jake Sorg and Doug Canan, and senior discus and shot put thrower Mike McGuire. An outstanding individual achievement belongs to Don Slusser who attended the Boston Mara- thon, finishing 51th out of 1,000 runners in international competition. He averaged six minutes a mile for over 26 miles. 1972 TRACK SCHEDULE March 11 at Slippery Rock April 8 Clarion Mansfield 11 St. Francis W. Liberty 15 Indiana Invitational 22 Fairmont 26 Slippery Rock 29 Edinboro California May 2 at Grove City 5 6 PSCAC 10 NAIA, District 18 13 Penn State Invitational BASKETBALL 180 1971-72 Roundball Roster First Row, left to right: Tony Frank, 24-25 John Carom, 42-43 Bob Isenberg, 10-11 Tom Kerstetter, 20-21 Tom Sgriccia, 44-45 Sherm Brizzi, 14-15 Second Row, left to right: Randy Allen, 22-23 Bob McCreary, 52-53 John Ray, 50-51 Dave Moscovic, 32-33 Mark Bianchi, 40-41 Gene Gaige, 30-31 Len Bubri, 12-13 ( ) Letter Earned Co-Captains: Kerstetter, Isenberg A year of rebuilding, 1000 points by Tom Kerstetter, the coming of Randy Allen, and a bright future paved by a top-notch freshman team were all part of the 1971-72 basketball scene at Indiana. Rebuilding didn ' t seem to be needed as lUP opened its season with an 83-49 win at Juniata College. Losses at St. Francis, 78-59, and at Cal- ifornia by 69-65 showed that it was. The loss of four starters from the stellar 1971 team left lUP with much inexperience. Pitt- Johnstown, another team with potential and in a similar situation as Indiana this season fell, 89-70, to lUP in the first home game. A journey to Alliance College provided Randy Allen with a chance to show what he could do as 24 second half points paved the way to a 92-85 victory. Point Park rolled into lUP with what was destined to be its finest ever and defeated lUP for the first time ever 74-58. Slippery Rock showed off new transfers Mark Balbach, Denny Rockwell, and Steve Viviano to hand lUP another decisive loss at home, 93-80. Indiana evened its record at 4-4 as everyone celebrated Christmas with a 67-60 upset of Clarion State. The Clarion contest seemed to do some- thing to the lUP cagers as a 5 game win streak was put together. lUP did not lose for a month as Shippensburgand Mansfield were beaten in lUP ' s Christmas Tree Tournament and Steu- benville and St. Vincent failed to match the Big Indians. lUP started the new semester with an 8-4 mark and seemed to have stashed ru- mors of a lean season. Getting accustomed to a new semester is sometimes difficult and an 89-86 loss at West- minster hurt the cause. A win at Clarion put the lUP mark at 9-5 and showed that lUP can be great one night and rotten the next. It was that type of season. The team looked its best all year as it easily rolled over California by a 79-63 count making people wonder how Indiana ever lost to the Vulcans earlier. Missed shots and some questionable offen- sive foul calls upset the lUP momentum as the Big Red let a big game slip away to Edinboro, 74-70. This was the Scots first win at lUP since the 1939-40 season which is when lUP played in the old fieldhouse known as Waller Gym. Fighting for its fifth consecutive playoff berth the Big Indians continued to scrap. Slip- pery Rock downed the Big Indians in Rocket territory 88-76 despite a good effort by lUP. Hard-fought wins over Alliance and St. Vincent at home upped lUP ' s log to 12-7 and set the stage for four crucial closing games. These four determine whether lUP is a playoff team or an also ran; by the time this is published we ' ll all know. We do know that John Carom showed pro- mise as a scorer in 1971-72, averaging near 20 a game. He ' ll be back next year. The only man who won ' t return scored point number 1000 against St. Vincent. Tom Kerstetter becomes the sixth thousand-pointer in lUP history. Randy Allen averaged about 15 as a soph- omore and gives the future much hope as does a 13-1 Freshman team which was awesome on occasion. Ed Kowalski, Lance Stephens, Dick Mogle, Marty Mattocks, and Joe Novak are only some of the names that hold the key to the future in lUP basketball. If their varsity years are as suc- cessful as their freshman season, lUP fans may see Missouri again soon. 182 lUP 83 59 65 89 92 58 80 67 80 80 81 99 86 67 79 70 76 65 86 74 69 11 64 1971-1972 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND RESULTS at Juniata at St. Francis at California Pitt-lohnstown at Alliance Point Park Slippery Rock Clarion Shipponsburg Mansfield Steubenville at St. Vincent at Westminster at Clarion California Edinboro at Slippery Rock Alliance St. Vincent at Edinboro at Point Park Geneva at Grove City Opp. 49 78 69 70 85 74 93 60 66 70 80 83 89 62 63 74 88 59 83 76 62 53 58 -J-WP i. ' iiy[t n VrP v. ' W « if-. ' I f -J WRESTLING 1971-72 ROSTER: Jim Allen, Bob Binford, Jan Cocchiara, Frank Cutitta, Tom DeLong, Ron DesLauries, Jeff Diehl, Bill Gilbert, Bob Gourley, Ken Kline, John Kunkle, Bob Lee, Larry Lehman, Kevin McGorry, Art Morrell, Jim Muraco, Murray Neeper, Scott Newhouse, Jim Peters, Gary Pivivotto, Dave Plance, Bruce Proud, Mark Rayburg, Gary Rife, Tom Rogish, Tom Schweinberg, Richard Shoemaker, Stan Smith, Jim Sykes, Don Toy, Jake Wood. 186 Assisted by Gary Holsopple, Coach Hill Ulacksmith is working with a successively Stronger wrestling team and tinpcs to iinprovo last year ' s winnin.u record of 7-6. Returning lettermen Tom Rogish with a 9-1 record, Murray Kneeper, 7-2, and Jim Wood, 6-2-1 provide the strongest competition for the team, ami nii outstanding frosh Tom DeLong is so far undefeated. The mat-men have three remaining matches, includ- ing the toughest competition of the year, California and Shippensburg. Coach Blacksmith hopes for wins which would set the recortl at 9-4. Highlights of the 1971-72 season include the Pennsylvania State College Championships, First Colonies Open, and the NCAA College Division Tournament. WRESTLING RESULTS nu Opp 33 Howard 12 17 W.V.U. 23 12 Waynesburg 21 8 W.V.U. 26 lUPQuadrangul lar — 3rd place 37 Juniata 9 39 Duquesne 6 19 Fairmont 17 :)0 West Liberty 14 3 Clarion 42 14 Ed in bo ro 22 11 Slippery Rock 26 39 Grove City 6 21 California 22 9 Shippensburg 30 39 St. Francis PSCAC 4 187 SWIMMING Swimmers: Terry Brown, Glen Coates, Roger Crist, Jim Devine, Dan Fritz, Rich- ard Gestrich, Mark Hollock, Bruce Houck, Michael Jones, Karl Kingan, Steve Langford, Tom Meehan, Doug Minto, Larry Neary, Ted Nichols, John Pacelli, Dave Perky, Neil Postas, Chuck Shultz, Pat Wildeman, Manager Ron Miller, Coach Eugene Lepley. This year ' s swimming team, coached by Dr. Eugene Lepley, includes some outstanding swim- mers. Exceptional leadership and performance are shown by co-captains Jim Devine, IM and breaststroke swimmer, and Neil Postas, IM and butterfly swimmer. The tankers had some close meets, losing three of them in the last event, the 400 yard freestyle. In competition with Slippery Rock the team placed first in seven events, as compared to the op- position ' s four, hut the meet ended in a 52-61 loss due to a greater number of second place finishes on till ' part of Slippery Rock. In addition to the co-captain, lettormen include senior Mike Jones, backstroker, and soph- omores Dan Fritz and Glon Coates. Jones has given the team a 1-2 finish combination. He and Fritz swept the iiuliviclual medley and the backstroke events in the meet with Slippery Rock. Among the freshmen, good freestyle work is shown by Bruce Houck and Steve Langford. Divers include sophomores Mark Hollock and Chuck Schultz. and freshman Roger Crist. This year the team felt the loss of former diving coach John Hahnfeldt, who left lUP before the start of the season. The swimmers are returning to the PSCAC this year. Last year they sent an individual medley team to the NAIA championships in Clarion. Coach Lepley recognizes the team ' s improvement and emphasizes their internal progress. If there is a weakness, he says, it is probably in depth of freestyle swimming. He looks to an ex- panded schedule next year, with an increased number of meets and a longer season. The addition of several new swimmers will further strengthen the team. 1972 Swimming Schedule Dec. 4 Away Morris Harvey Jan. 8 Away Clarion 29-83 22 Away Cleveland St. 37-75 25 Away Akron 50-63 29 Away West Liberty 49-62 Feb. 5 Home Bloomsburg 42-71 9 Home Slippery Rock 52-61 12 Away Bethany Case 35-77 62-49 16 Home Westminster 78-34 18 Away California 47-66 23 Away Youngstown 49-64 26 Homo Penn State 36-76 28 Home Grove City 51-62 Mar. 2-4 Away Penn Ohio lO ll PSCAC 189 MEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS Dave Cairns Rick Hower Doug Anderson George Petroka Tom Reinhart ' Paul Cash Dave Lape Ed Grill ' Jim Dzadvsky Chuck Cooper Roster (1971-72) Francis Stone David Huber Bill Shipley Gary Causer Dan Shields Steve Verbanets Robert Pooley R. Craig Martin Richard S. Clara val Dennis Charlesworth Chris Michel ' James Long Bob Augustine Thomas Jiamachellor Ronald Dihas ' denotes outstanding prospects (Frosh) for 1972 denotes regulars on varsity last year(1971j With an entire veteran team returning, Coach Charles Godlasky hopes to improve last year ' s 5-3 record. With the help of assistant coach Steve Ware, the 1971 team completed its first winning season in recent years. Only one top man will not be returning this spring. Fine performances are expected from Chris Michel, Rick Claraval, Bob Pooley, Dennis Charlesworth, Ed Grill, and Craig Martin. The team will be competing for the top six position: Jim Dzadovsky, Jim Long, and Dan Shields. Two teams have been added to last spring ' s stiff competition, but the boys set their objec- tive at topping last year ' s winning season. 1972 Tennis Schedule Apri April May 8 Away Slippery Rock Away St. Vincent 8 Home St. Francis 11 Away Lockhaven 13 Home Juniata 15 Away Pitt 22 Away Frostburg, Md. 24 Home Edinboro 27 Away California 29 PSCAC 2 Away Shippensburg 5,6 9 ,13 Away NAIA District 18 191 1972 GOLF Fred Beatty Dan Birnley Barry Borza Dan Hall Bob Hays Jesse Kessler Bob McCreary Ron Milanovich Rick Schroettinger Kurt Schweitzer Tom Zug Dr. Ed. Sloniger, Coach 192 1971-72 GOLF TOURNAMENTS Sept. 27 Sept. 27 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 April 7- 8 April 21-22 May 8- 9 May 10 May 18-19 April May 12 14 17 19 24 25 26 1 3 10 12 Tri-Stat(! Tournament ECAC Qualifier Wooster Invitational Mid-American Classic Ashland Invitational State College Championship Indiana Invitational District Qualifier 1972 GOLF SCHEDULE Clarion Edinboro at Westminster California Clarion at St. Francis Pitt California West Virginia at Slippery Rock at Point Park Shippensburg Invitational (Pitt, Syracuse, Penn State, Bucknell, Univ. of Pennsylvania) Quadrangular Match at Gannon lUP ' S golf team, coached by Ed Sloniger, completed the fall schedule with impressive showings in their three tournaments. The team finished second in the Tri-State tournament on September 27. They tied for third at the ECAC qualifier, a twenty-one team competition held at Bucknell. At the L.C. Boles tournament at Wooster College the players captured first place. Of the forty eight teams the lUP golfers met in the three tournaments, the only defeats were to Temple, Bucknell and the University of Buffalo. As a highlight of the spring season, the team is looking forward to a visit to Scotland, the original home of the sport. The boys will compete in the St. Andrews International Collegiate Golf tournament there over Easter vacation. lUP ' s golfers were among the twenty U.S. teams selected to attend the event. Although the team did not qualify for the ECAC Championship in the fall, this year ' s ex- panded tournament schedule will provide chances to compete for the PSCAC, NAIA and NCAA Championships. The boys look forward to a successful season of spring matches. Next year the team will feel the loss of seniors Dan Birnley and Bob Hayes. Dan is a four- year varsity man, and Bob spent three years with the team. Both players, sons of professional golfers, have shown great skill in collegiate matches. This year ' s co-captains are Dan Birnley and Jesse Kessler. BASEBALL 1972 BASEBALL ROSTER Paul Allison John Johnston Kurt Backstrom Kevin Karl Doug Danko Joe Lachowicz Don Davidson Paul Maljan Bill Deem Pat Meneely Tim Drevna Franlc Nemeth Tony Frank Paul Petroski Jack Frederick Joe Raglani Chip Fry John Ray Doug Garrard Bob Sampson Phil Glass Dean Skiles Bob Isenberg Don Spiegel Paul Jankowski Tom Stephens Dave Johnson 194 riu! Big Indians, conched by Arch Monro, return with thirteen lettermen this year to defend their NAIA District 18 and Area 8 titles. Coach Moore feels the squad has the potential to meet this challenge with four regular lettermen returning and many promising but untested members. Don Spiegel and ' I ' im Stephens, returning starters will lead the pitching staff. Two va- cancies were created by graduation, and there are several fine contenders for these spots. rh(! bull pen retains two of its three members, Bob Sampson and Tony Frank. Don David- son and Kevin Karl comprise the catching duo and are expected to provide excellent defense and substantial offense. Three regulars return to the infield: Kurt Backstrom, Bob Isenberg, and Paul Maljan, and backing up these players will be John Johnston and some frosh newcomers. Paul Petroski is the only regular returning to the outfield, but capable performers will be contesting for the remaining positions. Led by co-captains Petroski and Isenberg, lUP ' s baseball squad has a good chance to im- prove its 19-6 record this spring. 1972 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 28 to April 6 Southern Trip — University of Vir- ginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest. Appalachian State, Eastern Tennessee Apri May 1 11 12 14 16 20 22 25 27 29 4 6 7 9 12-13 14 Mansfield St. Francis at Edinboro Frostburg at Pitt at Point Park at Clarion Johnstown-Pitt Slippery Rock at Shippensburg at California Cleveland State at Juniata State Conf. Playoffs at Penn State 195 HOCKEY The Ice Men Cometh Skates, sticks, pucks, and goals — it ' s ice hockey time at the lUP. The Indiana Ice Hockey Club opened its 1971-72 season at the Kirk S. Nevin Ice Arena in Greensburg, Pa. The opening game of the season found the Big Indian Pucksters facing off against St. Francis College. Last year lUP iced its first Hockey team ever as Dave Lang and Pete Hanson helped organized and coach the team through its initial growing pains. This year things are much different. ' With 16 skaters back from last year ' s squad and several new skaters added, the team really looks like it ' s ready to take off, ac- cording to Coach Hanson. The team ' s home base from this season on will be at the Bel-Mont Arena in Kittaning as lUP is not equipped with its own ice arena. Roster Phill Bortihak, center Doug Arnold, center Barry Drangel, center Jeff Holzopfel, defenseman Mike Bednar, defenseman Don Bortner, rightwing Don Cromer, defenseman Jim Demmi, leftwing Bob Dougherty, defenseman goalie Randy Ivanciur, defenseman Matt Koch, defenseman goalie Ken Richert, leftwing Ed Rickle, goalie Jim Scarnati, defenseman Dan Shapiro, rightwing Dan Skena, rightwing Craig Thomas, rightwing Peter Hanson (coach), defenseman Team Captain ]96 Assistant Captains The team will be facing off in the newly formed Western Penna. Intercollegiate Hockey Club Asso- ciation League (WPIHCA) which has two divisions, the city division (Pitt, CMU, Duquesne, Penn State McKeesport) and the Metropolitan Division (lUP, Slippery Rock, St. Francis, and St. Vincent). In ad- dition to the scheduled games, lUP will also match against Gannon College of Erie in both home and away games. We all recognize that lUP has a tremendous competitive spirit and an equally tremendous win loss record, says Coach Hanson, We as a team are ready to accept the challenge before us and carry that spirit and contribute many more victories to the winning side of the ledger. 1971-72 Schedule Dec. 12 St. Francis Jan. 11 Pitt Jan. 18 Slippery Rock Feb. 5 Carnegie-Mellon Feb. 8 Duquesne Feb. 13 St. Francis Feb. 19 Penn State Feb. 27 Gannon College Feb. 29 Slippery Rock Mar. 7 St. Vincent Mar. 17 Gannon College Mar. 19 St. Vincent RIFLE TEAM Roster; Robert Doverspike — Captain, Clay Buttlar, Harold Garlick. Randy Gressley, Michael Kozusko, Martin Neidig. Sondra Pietrusza, Jeffrey Rissell. Calvin Roberts. Patrick Roberts. Robert Sickler. Gerald Smith. Rich- and Strayer, Tim Stuart. 1971-72 Schedule Oct. 1 Away Pitt Away W.V.U. Oct. 15 Away Washington Home Jefferson 29 Away Geneva Nov. 12 Grove City 1Q Away Duquesne Dec. 1 C7 3 Home Clarion Carnegie-Mellon 10 Home Grove City Geneva Jan. 15 ' Home Carnegie-Mellon 29 Penn State Jan. 15 William Mary 29 Clarion Feb. 11 Duquesne Washington Feb. 19 Jefferson The Big Indian Rifle Squad has lived up lo its oulstiinding performancu.s tif past years. With only ono match remaining. Coach Tom C ampisano is confident lh ! squad will retain its its WPIRI. title this year. Unfortunately, only six shooters wt. ' n! able to attend the CMU match, due lo fin- als. This was the only match of the league that the rifle men have lost. The .squad set a new league rtjcord. 1.167, when shooting against Clarion. A new school record was al.so set at 1.167 in the non-league match with Penn Slate and William and Mary. Team Captain. Kolxtrt Dovirrspiki-. lead- ing scortrr in the league last year, was cli- gibh to shoot oidy during the fall semes ter Pal Roheils. also a member of the all league team, will graduat( Carl Roberts, also a member of the all- league team, will return for one more semester Mik(! Ko- zusko. a luiiior and a Co-Captain with Cal Roberts was also on the all-league team last vi ar With these and other promising shoot ers, the HiP Rifle Ti am should have another gri ' al srasoii next vear 197 RUGBY CLUB This fall saw the introduction of a new sport on the lUP campus. Started by coach- player Dave Mason, rugby at Indiana has ta- ken the form of a co-ed social organization as well as an athletic club. The team competes in both fall and spring matches, with the emphasis on the spring season. The fall schedule consisted of five matches, and although the new team did not score any wins, they saw some close games. The match with Pitt ended in a 7-6 loss with the opposition ' s winning point scored in the last ten seconds. The outlook for the spring competition is optimistic. The team is prepar- ing for five home matches, with away compe- tition still being scheduled. Additions to the club will be made as se- veral football players join the rugby team. Player Mike Smith will be helping with the job of coaching in the spring. Dave Mason feels that this sport will at- tract a lot of interest and support on the lUP campus. RUGBY — ' 72 SPRING SCHEDULE March 11 (H) Cleveland Blues 12 (A) John Carroll U. 18 Open 19 Open 25 Open 26 (A) Pittsburg April 1 Vacation 8 (H) Kent State 9 Open 15 (A) Hiram Ohio 16 (A) Akron 22 (H) Ohio Weslyan 23 Open 29 Open 30 (H) Pittsburgh May 6 (H) Toledo Terry Andres, Treas. Joe Cholka Thomas Csrnko, V.P. Dennis Cunningham Neil Cunningham Mike Deller Rich Doorley Chuck Dracksler Keith Eichensehr Joe Gaudet Dom Guido Ken Jobor David Janson Ray Kapp George Kubovick Don Lee, Social Director Mike Malone Dave Mason George McAtee Steve McGill, Sect ' y. Wally Mcllroy, Trainer Jim Miller Ray Nemenz Sharon Petonke Gary Pricer Bill Rodwick Tom Sherry Gregory Sloan Bill Smeaton, Pres. Bruce Taylor Lauren Teplitz Tom Wittier Cindy Tahner ( ) Rugger Huggers 198 -  JL j , jh hMm Participants: Officers: Joe Cimino. Tom McFadden. Faith Saftner. Lyn Williamson Members: Diane Barr, Lee Duer. Dave Jansen. Joe Ferris, Max Luhn. Kathy McCord. |oe Piescik, Carol Snyder. Betty Ferris. Max Luhn. Kathy McCord. Ice Piescik, Carol Snyder. Betty Stamm. Marsha Stoika. Wendy Wise. Judy Zerfoss. Ray Weinert. Jane Albright. Allen Ashcroft. Tom Anthony. Stacey Aul. Pat Conroy, D.W. Cooper, Tim Coughlin, Debbie Deng- er. Randall Detra. Richard Downs. Gordon Fretz. Kathy Glenn. Paulette Grinch. Denise Hofecker. Vicki Hornung. Jim Jorgensen. Steve Kauffman. Jim Klubert. Karen Labant. Joyce Marshall. Brian McCormock. Pat McGinnis. Jerry Onorad. Carol Palenchar. Rich Parrish. Linda Pegg. Nancy Pil. Maryann Rodjom. Bill Sobota. Eric Sobczak. Ro- bert Sprague. Linda Sroka. Bev Taufer. Rhona Wolders. Chris Yocca, Dave Fritsch, Bruce Weinstein. Boyd Butz J u D O C L U B Tournaments and Placers Sept. 26. 1971 Pittsburgh School of Judo Women ' s Lightweight — Carol Snyder 1st Men ' s Lightweight — Joe Cimino 3rd Nov. 26. 1971 Clarion Women ' s Lightweight — Lyn Williamson 3rd Men ' s Lightweight — Joe Cimino 3rd Nov. 21. 1971 Pittsburgh School of Judo Women ' s Lightweight — Wendy Wise 1st — Judy Zeffoss 2nd — Cathy Sopota 3rd Women ' s Heavyweight — Betty Stamm 1st Dec Jan. 5. 1971 9, 1972 — Jane Albright 2nd Judo Academy of Pittsburgh Men ' s Lightweight — Joe Cimino 2nd Garden City Judo Club Women — Betty Stamm 1st — Paulette Grinch 2nd — Carol Snyder 3rd Feb. 19. 1972 Clarion Feb. 27. 1972 Judo Academv of Pittsburgh Mar. 19. 1972 lUP Apr. 15, 1972 Edinboro Apr. 28 29 20th National Senior Men ' s Championship 6th National Women ' s Kata Championship Philadelphia May 7. 1972 Kim ' s School of Judo Judo . . . ' the gentle way ' Indiana ' s Judo Club was formed in the fall of 1969 and is presently under the direction of Tom McFad- den and Joe Cimino. The club practices twice a week at the Indiana Community Center in cooperation with the Indiana YMCA; and also attends frequent clinic instruction in new techniques. lUP boasts many winner ' s in this year ' s tourna- ments. Carol Snyder has won one first place and one third place, Lynn Williamson has one third. Wendy Wise one first, Judy Zerfoss one 2nd, and Cathy So- pata one third in the Women ' s Lightweight Division. In Women ' s Heavyweight, Betty Stamm has won two firsts. Paulette Grinch one 2nd, and Jane Albright one 2nd. Joe Cimino has taken three third places in the Men ' s Lightweight Division. The lUP Judo Club has both a serious and a social aspect. In March. Indiana will sponsor its senond shiai. In the home tournament last year, lUP ' s squad placed second, and hopes to perform well again. In addition to the official practice and competition, the club holds several social happenings for mem- bers and friends. 199 WOMEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL front Row (L to R): Rose Arone Jan Murtha Michelle Zuwislan Diane McCormick Alice Herritv Second Row (L to R): Linda Rembold Sue Tuscano Cindy Agnew Binnie McCormick Janet Frissora Barb Livingston Alii Armstrong Back Row (L to R): Miss M.L. Eltz Pat Roberts Cindy Clifton Karen Balaban Dottie Stephens Debbie Johnson Pat Ragan Lynn Hodan Carla Rodavich Rose Snyder The Women ' s Intercollegiate Basketball Team is in its third year on a varsity status. The team won its first games and enjoyed a good season. Coach Mary Louise Eltz will lose her entire first team next year, but believes that there will be a great deal of bench strength. Hopefully, these girls will be able to fill the top spots. The first team seniors who will be graduating are: Rosemary Arone, Alice Herrity, Diane McCormick, Janet Murtha, and Michelle Zawislan. Feb. 200 1972 SCHEDULE 12 (H) Edinboro Feb. 26 (H) Duquesne 15 (A) St. Francis jy[ar. 1 (A) Carnegie Mellon 16 (A) Pitt 4 (H) Alumni 19 (A) Duquesne 5 (A) St. Francis 23 (A) Lock Haven g (H) Slippery Rock Tlu; Woniun ' s Ti;nins Team, coacliiul by Miss Mary L(juisi. ' Eltz, coniplulod another winning season in ils second year of existence. Two of the girls ' three losses came at the start of the sea- son. After an adjustnicnl in thr liiif-iip. only one nic(!t was dropped. The last meet was the high- light of the season as the lUP women downed the undefeated Lassies of Slippery Rock, 3-2. The Lassies wore the only team who topped the IlIF team last yi ar. Four players will return next year to gov( the team a good start: Joyce Rizzo, Rosemary Snyder, Janet Frissora, and Lori Frantz. Participants: Alii Armstrong, Rita Buranoslcy, Elaine Eberky, Kate Eckfeldt, Lori Frantz, Janet Frissora, Sandy Kinter, Susan Miller, Marianne Moffatt, Pat Roberts, Joyce Rizzo, Carol Sexton. Rosemary Snyder, Judy Troeger, and Mary Jane Willard. 1971 SEASON RECORD 8-3 Won: Lost: Geneva 4-1 Slippery Rock 2-3 St. Francis 4-1 Chatham 2-3 California 4-1 Chatam 2-3 C.M.U, 4-1 Grove City 3-2 St. Francis 3-2 Edinboro 4-1 Slippery Rock 3-2 w o M E N ' S I N T E R C O L L E G I A T 2( E T E N N I S lUPisces SYNCHRONIZED SWIM TEAM Second Year Swimmers: Mary Pat Churcl President, Lois Ebright — Sect ' y-Treas., Debbie McQueen — Co-Captain, Connie Utz — Co-Cap- tain, Paula Dalton, Donna Dick, Mara Hughes, Ginny Mertz, Angie Michaels, Natalie Wil- fire First Year Swimmers: Tracey Bell, Glen Coates, Barb Dudzinsky, Cathy Emery, Patti Farinelli, Susie Fisher, Janice Gray, Cindy Har- baugh, Jan Kramer, Mimi McGuire, Bobbi Miller, Larry Neary, Barb Oxenreiter, Roxanne Pfost, Leeanne Rhoades, Patty Rupert, Janet Sharretts, Jim Smart, Patty Stierer, Deb Strama, Pat Wildeman lUPisces, the synchronized swimmers at Indiana, are a non-competativo co-(hI team sponsored by Mrs. Patricia Lommock. The Organization is in its second year, and according to Mrs. Lommock, has improved in size and quality. Synchronized swimming is a year-round activity with a major focus on the spring performance. This year the show is entitled lUPisces Potpourri, and will take place on April 20, 21, and 22. Co-Captains of the team are Debby McQueen and Connie Utz. President of the group is Mary Pat Church and Lois Ebright is Secretary-Treasurer. 202 WOMEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL ' I ' lic wDiiu ' ii ' s volleyball loam coached by Miss Nancy Barthelemy completed a very suc- cessful season in team work and spirit as well as wins. The girl ' s played good ball and proved to have enough depth to retain outstanding i)(!rt()rmance despite an early injury to a fine starter, Diane McCormick. Next year ' s team will lose McCormick and four other starters and strong spikers: Cathy Orendorff (captain). Twiia c;hambers, Lynn Hodan, and ( arol Sexton. Only three regular starters will return next season, hut llie girls have good potential, and Coach Barthelemy hopiJS for anoth(!r winning record. Team Twila Chambers Cindy Clifton Kathy Esterberg Ruth Fix Donna Graybill Alice Herrity Lynn liodan Cecile Kelley Max Luhn Bonnie McCormick Roster Diane McCormick Cathy Orendorff Jan Pagnanelli Sandi Schlater Carol Sexton Denise Staresinic Nancy Stefanelli Michelle Zaw islan Pat Wolff, Manager Nov. Dec. Nov. 1971 FALL SCHEDULE 6 (A) Clarion 6 (A) Allegheny 6 (A) Ed inborn 9 (H) Carnegie Mellon 11 (A) Slippery Rock 12 (H) Clarion 16 (A) Chatam 1 (H) Pitt 7 (H) Slippery Rock 20 All-Sports Day was won by Indiana at California State. 203 WOMEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE FENCING 1971-72 Roster Carol Chidester Jennifer Chieffe Kathy Claar Ruth Clark Donna Dick Mary Gildea Debbie Gorchyk Michele Gorczyca Greg Hegner Peggy James Debbie McKenery Lynn Miller Nora Rankin Marilyn Rodgers Eileen Rozzi Janice Rybar Anita Sadler Sandi Schlater 1971-72 SCHEDULE Nov. 6 (Away) Western Penna. Division Jan. 31 (Away) Collegiate Invitational Feb. 23 (Away) Fayette Campus Mar. 2 (Away) Carnegie Mellon Mar. 8 (Home) Fayette Campus Mar. 25 (Home) Vanderbilt University (Away) Cuyahoga Community College Carnegie Mellon University Apr. 9 (Away) In its second year, the women ' s fencing team has grown from seven to eighteen mem- bers, with five girls returning. Considering the relatively slight emphasis placed on this sport, Coacli Nancy Barthelemy is content with the competition offered by nearby col- lege and universities. Despite the fact that most members have had little fencing experience prior to college, the team sports a good show of talent. Mary Gildea placed third in the November tourna- ment of the Amateur Fencing League of Ame- rica, Western Pennsylvania Division. In the Collegiate Invitational Tournament in Ja- nuary, the team also saw two placings: Janice Rybar second, and Mary Gildea fourth. The girls are also anticipating participation in this year ' s National Intercollegiate Tourna- ment to be held at Penn State, April 6th and 7th. Coach Barthelemy considers this hig- hlight of the season a motivating factor which should prove to be good experience for the young team. 204 INTRAMURAL S The Intramural Program at Indiana University is devoted to giving the non-varsity athlete a chance to show off his skills in organized competition. There are 18 sports conducted at lUP in addition to three co-ed sports. In 1970-71 over 5000 participants took advan- tage of the Intramural Program headed by Dr. Louis Sutton and assisted by Royden Grove. In the fall, football, golf, cross-country, archery, hor- seshoes, and basketball are on the agenda. In 1971-72, the Ralph Athletic Guild captured the Golf honors. Kappa Delta Rho took football for the second straight season, and the Dukes won the Intramural basketball crown; these three teams made a strong effort to cap- ture an early lead in the All-Year Point Standings. Sigma Tau Gamma, Lambda Chi Alpha, Whitehouse, and the Delta Sigma Phi also started strong. Theta Chi and Theta Xi looked good also and it is thought that the Phi Kappa Psi ' s were the most improved of the year. Wintersports consist of paddleball, volleyball, bad- minton, handball, free-throw, and bowling. The en- tries in all of these showed good response this year as handball showed a big increase and volleyball drew a record 72 teams. The X Athletic Club, a new indepen- dent team, came on strong during this period of the year. Free-throw is a side light to basketball which continues into January. Badminton is the relaxing sport held during the winter season. The Spring Season brings swimming, wrestling, Sof- tball, table tennis, .pocket billiards, and track for the Intramural participants. These sports may decide who wins the All-Sports trophy for 1971-72. It will be, as it has been in past years, a close race. 205 206 207 I 208 We need to have people who mean something to us, People to whom we can turn, knowing that being with them is coming home. Bernard Cooke 209 210 I HL SJl tiffi 5r .v-- .-A _ • -- ■ -. - Vl-kairtfilfi. 213 - .r i, J ■ ,%« l f ■ - o : J Q : ' © r •AiV j .■■■I u ' t i X = ' J .A ; i t ALPHA DELTA PI Lynn Andraych.ik Linilii Aiik(!rmiin |anis Biiccanli Ginj-i r Hi ' ni. ' dict Ch(Tyl Ciirson C()ll( ' ( ' n (. ' ollins Pal DclIJin Phyllis niCiccio Charlcmi ' Ooi;j e Nyra Dorko Karen I ' ocht Sandy I- ' relz Robbr Cingrich Kay 1 loffman Caialina Mollis Jan Irwin Pat jahlonski Nancy Kashcy Janet Kendi Patricia Kcnncy Kan-n l.omhardo HiMty Maloski Kosannc Malone Sharcn Martin Carol McConncIl Barb Meyers Charlene Morgan [udy Morningred Meldine Nicholas Fran Nugent Oloria Oborsky Kalhy O ' Keene Lee Ann Orange Mary Ann Pfannenschmidt Nancy Reed liidie Rollick Judy Simone 215 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 216 DiiiiK- A} iir(ly Niin :y Aii(l( ' is(in ( hris Anderson I.indii H iil(;y Oyiidi Iti ' iiiinli Di hhic lllckh iii Dhinc Hliisc Drhbic HluniliiiH I ' aul.i Kdlx ' ti { •irol Hrovvn Miiry I ' al Hun(;t ' r Kiilliy (:liild(:rs Hi:l.sy ( honiiis D(M! I)i!( ' Cowiin Di hhy Oiinninj ham KliiiiK Davis CMoria ni Ciaotand |ill ninsmon: Clinker Donavich n()di( DdiiH s CJookii! Fricdholf Marty (avier Barl) tJodlasky lean I llasnik Kathy Howo Julie [ackson Marsha janosek Kathy Kanour Ginger Kemper Claire Kennedy Ginni Klekot Karen Kudasik Char Labay Karr:n Liinrn Susan Liird Kathy Ulin Linda l.i amori Dawna Malyas I.inda Mauer Miiryann Nardcl Harli Nehrig Nan(;y Nelson )oey Nichol )aney Oliver Linda Olson Barb Oxenreiter Anni I ' arks Mary I ' arks Kathy I ' ennline Ginny Kandour Liz Ki(:k(T Paula Kondeau Shelly Shearer Donna Smith Anita Smylnycky Carol Sp(!idel Nancy Temph ' r Carol Thierwechler Nancy Thompson Joyce Trout man Molly Toner Janet IJrian Donna Volarich Karen Wilson Diane Wuerl Pat Young Renee Zeigler 217 y, ALPHA OMICRON PI 218 Carol Ammirulo ncbbin B;irlow |c)i]rinir Hoyd Hiiil) Drilchitr Dixie { iinon Nancy Canlalamcssa D !bhi(! Coffiiy Clinny (;(jrs() U(!th Coscardli Laurie C owdrick |ii iy (Jiimmings Kalhy Dainalo Mary |o Uitlcnhafer Sue Doii jherty |an DunninH Leaiinc Fanning Kalhy Falula Andi Kclsko Marybclh Kidlcr Chris FriKlerick |(. ' an Cirowden I ' ani Hazley Anne llinkel Arlene Hlasnick lay 1 lochgerli l Kathy Hooker Linda llostetliir Andie Kevech Suzi Knoll Margie Koch Jan Koll Celeste Kososki Kalhy Kovacic Debbie Kunkle Char Kushinka Arlene Langley Sue Lt;pley I iiila Urwis |ill l.ockarl jan Lowry Pal McCabe Kalhy McMlllen Sue McMlllen B.|. Michac ' l O. ' orgia Moder Kalhy Mourton Laura MuccI Diane Murdock Rose Naccarato Diane Nakielny )eannie Nealen Peggy Oakes Lisa Oddis (;hris Pallon Debbie Pelak jeannie Pierce Kose Pusalere Diane Rodavich Debbie Ronning Pal Rosner Connie Sabloski Helen lean Shank Kalhy Shope Bev Simpson mary Lou Space Dorrie Slulls Barb Walter Pam Weidman |an Woods Flo Woychic Phyllis Zaremba loan Yanuzzi. Advisor 219 H .i.- ' Y ims .«4 . ' Jl m %r ' ,- mi N, • ' . I - ALPHA PHI Mary Ann Adamczyk Judy Anthony ( indy Hailey Vicky biimn Gloria Fiaioni Gail H(!rar(linoili Kalhy Honihalch Pal Urishanc Bnlh liurkhart |udy C;am[)bell )udi Clossin Jeanno Conloy Lynne Dixon Marg Duerr Kalhy Dunlap land Fink Geri Giannone Slophy (lal)er Ginny Hause Margo Helm Bonnie Holby Sandy |obe Botly Kidslon Sandy Kinskey Barb Kirchner Linda l.avery Bev Liifjnacca Babs Lyons Nancy MacGonnell Sue McNabb Nancy Maruhnich Leafy McMillen Deb McQueen Sue Meadowcrot ' l Maryann Melcer Marcia Miedlar [occlyn Miller Sharon Mitchell Diane Mosley Pam Moyer Cindy Naugle Pam Penone Susan Porlo Annelle (jualrini Kathy Renter Karen Richardson (;arol Ross Heidi Kuh lman Denise Schade Kathy Schrosk Helen Serdiiik Dannettc Shalfer Iris Shellhammer Ann Sheridan Lin Smith Bonnie Spiranac Bonnie Slanger [eanne Stoudt Kathy Swart Melanie Tesauro Paula Traister Terry Tuerffs Elsa Uder Georgia Whilford Shelley Wormington 221 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Becky Ackerman Joan Allerton Colette Bancroft Patty Barthalovv Mary Lou Brennan Cathy Bujaky Connie Burney Nancy Cernobyl Candy Craig Babs Dawson Debbie Dillion Janet Donate Due Duffy Gayle Heddens Marilyn Kingwell 222 Pam Johnson Joan Jurecko Carolyn Kaczmarski Sophia Kohowski Anna Larko Maggie Larson Diane Lober Natalie Long Donna Marlinejli Judy McGinnis Karen Messina Kathy Mikosky Linda Newcomer Gerri Pallante Daria Parson Janet Peterchak Paula Puskaric Alice Putt Cathie Rankin Lynne Rosenfelder Denise Roser Libby Schneider Eileen Schwartz Marsha Sewock Marilyn Simpson Cindy Strapac Jane Urban Marnie Wilson Maureen Wingfield Pam Wolny 223 ALPHA SIGMA TAU Cheryl Ahramovic Marion Adams Marilyn Balogh Ruth Barrett Diane Bauer Marilyn Bingey Kimberly Brown Colleen Clark Margie Croker Sharon Danklef Elaine DeFalco Janet DiBucci Maureen DiGivine Sophie Dobransky Kathy Donahoe Debbie D ' Orazio Susan Duglass Linda Edwards Beth Eisenberg Pat Fabian Kathy Feather Marta Frazee Ronna Friedman Nary Frye Sandy Giles Melodee Gillis Debbie Goodlet Iris Handle Cheryly HUlard Linda Jorgensen Debra Keagy Donna Krueger Gayle Kubany Sherry Landis Gaye Luczak Shelly Luczak Janet Masi Janet Mastalski Kathy Mattern Anne McCandless Nancy McCormick Mary Meyers Susan Miller Denise Mindo Sally Morrow Marsha Mueller Donna Ohle Mary O ' Keefe Susan Richey Suzi Robinson Janna Roumm Carta Rovnan Pat Rowe Judy Rubino Mary Kay Rura Debra Semyan Kristi Simmons Christine Smith Jeanne Soeder Linda Stahl Patty Stephens Hollie Thomas Carol Timm Linda Tribilcox Barb Waidlich Lone Wallace Ceil Wloczewski Beverly Yanko 224 ALPHA XI DELTA Debby Smith Anienucci Bonnie Arndt Sandy Baer Barb Bal er Diane Bolewitz Linda Bowser Marilyn Canfield Maureen Chmiel Mary Sue Christopher Mary Clement Ann Cornelius Barbara Crowley Donna Cusane Lori Danko Debbie Dietrick Mary Ann Donnelly Lmda Farwell Pat Gurgovits Ann Gutekunst Nancy Hairston Cathy Hand Cathy Hassinger Cheryl Milliard Chris Hobbins Kathie Horner Debbie Hower Nancy Jenkins Ruth Johnson Kay Kenamond Lou Ann Kinel Connie Kohler Kalhy Kort Georgia Kovac Sue Kozak Kalhy Kr«bs Barb Leighty Marsha Luckey Dianne Marencik Pal Matvey Linda Mundell Becky Mutich Joyce Botsford McCaslin Glee McCauley Khiare McDonald Sue McGuier Sue Nussbaumer Chris Pesarchick Meg Rhen Kathy Roman Dolores Rymiak Sandy Wiley Sexton Sandy Shearer Debbie Stack Marilyn Stahl Barb Treharne Chris Van Derlin Ginny Ventomiller Beth Walker Pal Wagner Audrey Wetlach Lynne Wodehouse 227 Carl Abert Dave Angelini Joe Arena Barry Balliet Ray Barnhart Lou Conte Chuck Criswell Dale Doban Bob Dubler Larry Erb Wally Fairman Nick Figel Lennie Click )ohn Crumbine Bill C ueguen Jeff jeckavitch Keith Long Craig Martin Allan May Steve Orosz Bill Ridenour BETA TAU LAMBDA 228 CHI ALPHA SIGMA l- ' nul Akf rberg rim McGinnis Denny Hrunner Bob Mi arns C rry Brunnor Bob Miller Carl C;hapman Dave Morris Dave Dercmer Tim Peiro Rick Fulton Liirry Pislner Dan Fus(;() Dave Rising |o(- Gasharre |im Sadler |ohn Clasbarro Ray Sexlon Ken C.epharl Dave Smith Allen 1 lealh Rich Spicher 1 larry Kal.ivvezik Mike Taleff John Knpchick Barry Vhron Denny M.ilion Dave Zacur lim McClinlock 229 DELTA SIGMA PHI 230 231 A A- ± 232 DELTA ZETA Crni; Adjim SiK, ' Hjikcr K()S( ' HiiliM.hkd Niincy Diirntll Di ' lihic Hiirron l)i l)l)ic Hciiuscisncur Koxic U(;n(X ' li irh liunchcle Mf ' cky HiilliTnelcl Ciithy Cilront. ' o Miiry Ciivaniiugh ) ini Chirico Sally Crilchndd Bonnie DnCarlo Kalhy Ui Marco Barb Doria Gfjri Drnalch Pat Fkllcman Ellen Kenton Sue Fife Diane Frank Debbie Frazier Barb Furber Leslie Hlad Sue Glovas Debbie Good Terry Cireen Phoebe Hocnstinn Bemie Hudak Bev Hutc:hison Sandy Kozlowski Janice Kubera Linda Kula Liura Kulak Sue b;mme Millie Lynch Paula Malovik Gloria Mi ' Izler Bonnie Miller Michcrlle Musolin Su(! Myers Bonnie Noblet Barbie Ny paver Mary Peers Kalhy Phillips Cindy Pisani Susii ' Pisani Debby Redic L(!e Ann Reed Gail Richardson Pam Ross Nan Rouf eux Mar ih,] Shaeffer Sue Schultz Karen Semagon loanie Stehman Marilyn Undercofler Barb Walter Millie Wandel Debbie Wardle Barb Warner Suzy Younkin 233 KAPPA DELTA ]udy Arendt Jacquie Auld leannie Balla Bette |o Campbell Marge Dlugonski Patty Dolence Pat Doorley Jill Eisenhute Margie Green Linda Houser Cheryl jereski Kathy Kane Linda Kightlinger Toni Knez Karen Kreider Sally Drivascy Diane Marker Carol Mason Bonnie Middleton Ann Moneparte Betsy Naccarato Kathy Odrey Sandy Ocepek Diane Padovese Joan Prebish Barbie Rice Becky Rice Karen Robinson Suzie Schutte Carol Shakley Ann Sicheri Jan Smith Becca Stadmiller Jeannie Stover Paul Swent Barb Synder Patty Trulick Debbie Whitman Jeanne Walter Carol Wojtowicz Suzanne Zlock 234 235 tAafe- 236 KAPPA DELTA RHO Doiijjliis Ballzer Daniel Brownlee Anthony Huccina Frank iurkti Paul ( h.irlson Joseph CJholka Allan Corso Ni il Cunninsham David Dickie ■Pmothy Drevna Rohort Dudas David Ecklo Ronald Feraco Anthony Frank Douglas Gerrard Roljcrl C.otl l-awTonci! Crennborger Mark Harrison Kenneth Hue Louis Idzjotic Paul Jankowski jamcs Kline James Klipa Richard Knapko John Kunkle Paul Lakits Dennis Leahey Robert Lee Robert Lees Anthony Lenze Robert Lore Robert Marcovic Anthony Marsili Robert McClintock Michael McCurdy lliomas McDon ald Robert Merriner Greg Mikalauskis Robert Mitchell Jon Moore Wilham Nagel James O ' Conner James O ' Keiff Joseph CMish Michael Quinlin Joseph Raglani Michael Reish Patrick Riley Joseph Rivosecchi Kenneth Roche Russel Rock Douglass Roth Kenneth Ruffner John Sakoian Robert Semago Harold Shaffner Michael Slefaniak Rick Supko James Tovey Raymond Vickovic Kenneth Vinton Herbert Wardrop Daniel Williams Clifford Bartow Raymond Kapp 237 - - • •..t r - k ' -V -, ■f DELTA PHI EPSILON 238 239 Jim Anderson Kurt Backstrom Mike Barree Greg Baum Ben Blue Bill Boardley BQl Bodak Neil Boyer Kevin Brier Steve Brink John Bullington Mike Clinton Phil Colamarino Jim Cooper Henry Cortinovis Frank Cutitta Dan Deaton Jeff Dentler Goat Dixon John Elliot Ed Fiala Dave Fredericks Kim Fluck Fred Fuhs Bill Hampton Buff Jack Tony Kosciuszko Rich Krinks Bill Kuhn Dave Lang Vince Larence Al Lenzi Ralph Matarazzo John Matter Andy McCauley Herb McClain Mark Mraz John Nickles Larry Ogline Ray Parenti Dan Paull Dave Paull Jim Scarnati Bill Severding Jake Sorg Don Speigel Bill Taylor Bob Tomasko Bob Toolin Tom Trimmer Sam Turco Bob Wargo LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 240 241 p P ' P pv 242 PHI KAPPA PSI Rich Abbott Ken Almes Chris Anspach Bob Arch Bill Bader Bruce Baker lohn Bradosky Rick Braughler Bruce Bush Mike Butler George Caruso Henry Cooke |im Dalpra Dave DiBiase Gary Dillon Andy Doehral Marty Farrell Dan Fritz Hal George Mike George Dan Hegeman Cliff Hockensmith John Holt Tom Hon George Hunter ]im Hyatt I,arry |ohnson Mike |ones Paul Kunowski Bob Marshall Russ Maxwell Larry McClure Paul McShane Tom Metz )efT Miller Art Murray Ted Nichols Larry Peglow Dave Perkey Tom Pignone Jim Pinks Steve Reilz Scott Richarl Tex Rilter Jack Robostello Bob Rogers Jim Rose Tom Ryan Dave Samec Dave Sharkey Bill Simpson Pat Sims Dave Slezickey Tom Smedley Randy Spielman Paul Soltis Pete Summers Ernie Thompson Andy Timm Mke Vance Don Watkins Joe Venturella Tom Waller Ozzie Weller George Werner Tom Wines Scott Wintemberg 243 A ' '  v. L } PHIMU 245 PHI SIGMA KAPPA Tom 1 -lappel— 1 President Daniel Moore- -Vice President Patric k White- -Secretary James Hartmai 1— Treasurer Dave Acker Larry Heinauer James Ankrum Terry Hicks Douglas Arnold Carl Johnson Thomas Berrian Walter Kudler Michael Bodolosky Gary Luckenbill John Bohach Kim Lyttle Gary Bracken Leonard Mazefsky Robert Breaker James Meldrum Terry Britton Carl Metosky Douglas Brovvell Scott Miller Hugh Buchanan David Morse Kermeth Carney John O ' Neill Bruce Chaleff Ron Perry William Conley James Pileggi Lee DePue Edmond Rickel Richard Dimmick Craig Sholley David Dolinger Kenneth Specht Vito DonGiovani Joseph Tewksbury Michael Dutt August Thalman Charles Edmonds Joseph Walter Gerald Egan Charles Walters James Ensminger Dennis Wiatrack David Franciamone Frank Winter Robert Hays 246 PHI KAPPA THETA Kenneth Bellock Stuart Biddle Jeffery Blough Paul Bradley Thomas Brunner Alfred Cecchetti Robert Dickmann Charles Donina Richard Grose Michael Hoy Randy Kahler Robin Kerstetter John Kubanda Benjamin Mader Randall McClure Randall Nocera Lawrence O ' Hara Freeman Reiter David Ritter Dan Roenigk Thomas Schott Edward Squires James Stupic Charles Tyler Gary Uhrin David Wagner Barry Winters David Yocum 248 SIGMA CHI DELTA David Angelo Dennis Morgan Mike Hasca Rich Navalance Mark lielis John on Carl BuUers Mitch Peck Jim Burns B.|. Pino Mike Deane Greg Sipos Tom Feather Dean Skiles David C;esalman Bill Slump Wayne Logue Boh White Rafael Lozada |im Wil(!y George McCollum Dr. Landon. Adi Bob Meyer Dr. Rife, Adviso NeU Miller 249 SIGMA KAPPA Violet Absent when photograph was taken: Patricia Albano Sandy Albaugh Debby Aliquo Carol Allio Martie Baigas Sharon Barr Diane Behary Darlene Behurinsky Mary Benamati Carol Brown Lucinda Bruce Karen Casteel Rosanne Cichowski Sharon Conely Jane Craig Janice Cupples Donna Dellafiora Debbie Dober Sandy Fazio Janette Gallina Becky Graham Donna Gresh Helen Hartman Elaine Hillegas Linda Holmes Lois Houck Lori Hricik Kay Hudock Cathy Hummel Pat Johnston Andy Kadar Sally Kaufmann Kris Kelchner Cecile Kelley Jeanne Kennedy Jan Kunning Sharlene Kutchman Karen Lachenmayer Sheri Lashley Debbie Lauer Mary Jo Lawer Becky Lubold Nancy Lyons Lynn Mackintosh Colleen Martin Linda Mackey Marilyn Mackey Poppy Markel Kathy McWhertor Mary Kay Meighan Mary Ann Oliverio Diane Peepels Crystall Pipher Sue Pugliese Jan Reese Pam Reich Shirley Reitz Carol Ricketfs Sharon Riley Mary Beth Rudolph Sally Schneider Sherwyn Slater Marlene Slichter Debbie Stoerkel Mary Lynn Tocci Chris Torrence Linda Wallis Carol Wintle Elaine Wilson Susan Young Cathy Zink 250 252 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Dohbie Allwine Debbie Altland CeHne Balbo Margaret Bald Mary Bald Kathy Bell Rutb Boris C;ialre Born Debbie Brewer Margy Canlerna Virginia Carducei Pam Casale Libby Cataldi Annaliese Cole Candy Crisifi Sue Croft Kathy Daugherly Angle DiMarco Linda Dunkle Nancy Durfee Linda Ellerman Kilty Elsesser Patti Fowler (;indy Fletcher Cayle Gallivan Donis Catto Barb Cavin F)lleon Heiles Mary Sue Hetz Pepper Hill Debbie Holmes Mej Jennings Barb Kerr Nancy Kiefer Mary Ann Keyser Cindy Kinter Karen King Chris Koral Susan Kownacki Kris Krchnavy Elena Leg(! Pee Wee Linn Barb Lyons Tina Mader Del McLaughlin Jan Mills Mary Ellen O ' Brien Mary |o Patti Lyn Pollock Shelly Previte Alida Pulsinelli Valerie Ramsdale Rita Restivo Daryl Reynouard Jake Ross Carey Schoenig Donna Schwing Pam Skillings Pal Taylor Mary Vinski Cathy Yeager Stephanie Zaffuto 253 SIGMA TAU GAMMA Ken Amiano Tom Amos Doane Bailey Ed Bouchette Bill Boyce Sherm Brizzi Tom Bufalini [im Bullian Ray Burchill Ron Clark Jeff Cocker Mark Cooper Leigh Crnelius Dan Deemer Bill Evans Doug Farnham Dave Fleming Ken Friday Mike Gaylor Charlie Gianguzi Ron Gordon Tim Hart Gary Hickman John Keller |im King Jack Kozel Dale Kraynak Dan Luce Rick Martini Ken McDonald Tom Miller John Moose Jim Muraco Wayne Nagy Pete Pananas Robert Pearson Bill Porter Joe Romano John Salaris Tom Sgriccia Rich Shaffer Stuart Sisle Larry Steffani Joe Stefka Andrew Stephenson Rick Stefaniak Dave Van Verth Tom Volkar Chuck White RA. White Bob ZoUner I I 254 j ; 9 THETA CHI Rob Boden Bill Craig BUI Croft Bill Croker jim Dugan Ken Greenwald Bill Hefele Phil Imbrogno Pete Johansen Len Johnson |erry Kolb Pat Meneely [an Mohamed Dave Moscovic Ron Nelson Stue Plitman Dave Rawlings Tom Saffa Jim Shugart Sparten Silver! Jack Tocci Dave Tomeo Gib Wardrop Phil Weida Bill Woomer Clay Yeager Bob Zimmel 256 SIGMA PI Thomas Adams Dave Grembi Steve Miladinovich Barry Anderson Tom Haller Gary Neal Andv Bodnar Ed Hnderson Dan Reven Frank Carn( v Craig Latham Draig Thomas Bob Cooper Edgar Liihn Ron WTiisker Rick Gagliardo Thomas MelHsh |im VVilhams Maurice Gibson 257 Koche Atzeff Thomas Bostjancic Leonard Bubri Mike Carlson John Carom Peter Catone Don Colosimo John Cowan David Cuppett Gary Delorenzo Dennis DiLorenzo Thomas Dobies )im Farmer Vince Fazio Eric Fernandez AJ Foderaro Dicl Forney Jack Frederick Robert Garrity John Giannone David Griffith Gerald HolTman Steve Hopey Martin Jaron David Kepler Bruce Knickelbein Gary Kovach Ken Kuehn John Labick Pat Lanigan Terry Michnya Gene Miller Barry Mumford Dennis Narey Ted Nophsker Carl Parise Mark Permigiani Sam Perri Glenn Powell Ken Richert David Rusilko Dale Schaub Robert Schmelzer Dale Scott Charles Shultz Jeff Smith John Stevens John Strein Ken Tabish Bob Thornburg James Tuite Ken Wagner John Walter Glenn Wampole Robin Weaver John Wellner Mr. Madden. Advisor I a THETAXI 258 t ' i -« :., . - ' ' ff : -t C iT f 4 : ' ' ' j:-. tMf V.. ' • - , ' V ' vt ■%. ; f. ' ' -vi lA ' - « fir. ZETA TAU ALPHA , . i Jan Altroge Suziio Androjko jiini ' l Anthony Dcbi li.irlo Kiithy Baiim Donna Boufjhmnn Nancy Bowman Mary |o Caruso Diane Chamberlain Chris Chulak Lin Clcmonl Mary D ' Angelo Julie Uauer Janet Dethloff Kathy Falvu Rosemari Ferguson Lana French Michele C ' .orczyka Barb Mailman Cindy llernjak Barb Mailman (;indy Mernjak Barb Miniz Holly Jacobs Nancy Klingensmith Sue Kordwit Francie Krupa Karen Kulchyki Bonnie Laughlin Jane Leavengood Sue Mader Karen Malec Linda Marbury Elaine Marince Connie McGrane Dee McVVilliam Gcri Miner Pam Pavelish Maureen Pecora Gwcn Piorson Geri Pillar Nancy Pstrak Marvy Reddy Sue Rice Pat Richmards Sue Rimoldi Bcrnie Roberto |ulin Roberts Darcy Robinson Donna Rous Sheila Rusch Pam Sette Pam Serecin Amy Shope Sandy Simmons Peggy Smeiko Debbie Smiley Sherry Sproule Marsha Sweeney Barb Taylor Mimi Tobias Marian Trkula Julie Vickers Cheryl Vidmar Mary Joe Weidl Terri Wolk Barb Yoest Chris Zartman Sue Zeladonis Beth Zellers s i 261 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Rick Bannon Pat Boyer Daniel Costantini Tom Cuammcn Rob Farabaugh Russ Hazy Chris Hennessy )ohn Johnson Philip Kern Robert Leard |ohn Levendosky Jonathan May Terry McDowell Bob Merman Sam Minder Jim Myers Steve Pacek Bob Page Bob Robbins Rodney Ross Bill Schuhmann Tom Stauffer |ohn Steele Bill Stephen lames Stephens Martin Tjiattas Rol)ert Whalen Keith Wilson Oeorge Zirwas Rol)ert Hamilton, Advisor William Wegener, Advisor 262 ALPHA PSI OMEGA HONORARY DRAMATICS SOCIETY Sandra Bacr Ray Barnh.irt Thomas Bcllo Michael Bodolosky Gary Bracken William Campbell Richard Croyle Joseph Geletka Pamela [enkins Linda Katich Susan Lepley |erome McMahon Grefjory Murphy Maurecm Nee Ann Olson Donna Perry Galhy Smith Carol Stamm Kathryn Waldo Sheila Weii er John .apor Robert Knsley, Advisor 263 AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION Bill Croker Jean Hlasnik Len Johnson Bill Kern Walt Krawczyk James Miller Dave Ohl John Paul Clay Spencer C.B. Stevenson, Advisor ART CLUB 264 BIOLOGY CLUB Ijcp Biirloy Mike llurton Mary Kl(!cl Calhy Gallagher Fred Hcagy lane Hood Davc! I louser Kerry Kaelin Barb Karney Debby Kelterer Colleen Lissy Stove Mills Susan Monlebcll Barry Moser Gcral(lin( Owens Carol Reariek Kerry I ' aul Reese Dolores Rymak Peggy Rullege jean SccrisI Del) Strama Millie Vitolo CHI BETA PHI 265 CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP |i:iinnr Botz Hill Cjinplicll Uiis Clark Uiiim; Croyle Piitila Di;rence Carole Dobies Pi. ' KKy Dri-her |anii;e (Jihitl Nancy (iriffith I ill (;mff Linda llinkclman Carolin(. ' Hogue Konee Kirknor C;()()kit; Kn. ' ahling Sh(!rry Land is Calhy Orendorff Vicki Patrick Andy I ' etruska Pauline Receski Gail Schaff Carol Sillaman I IcMlhr.T Stewarl Icanm; Sloudt Nancy Slypula Wanda Valcska [canine Wilders Cladys Williams C.irol Winllc Cindy Yanck CONCERT DANCE GROUP CRIMINOLOGY CLUB Claudia Babicz Maureen Bender Denise Bonilsky Chip Christie Sabian Fay Sam Goldslrom George Haliko Ellen Hartzell Barb Henderson David janson Kathaleen Kirk Barb Kuykendall Terri U linski Kathleen McCord Kathy McElhinny Darleno Miller Bob Petrosky Larry Singer Bruce Stewart Leo Veschio Rick Wadsworlh Mark McNabb. Advisor 267 Larry Brandenberg Cathy Ann Carpenter Richard Coppula David Fredricks Daniel Medich Kathy Synder Sharon Thomas Christine Tripson Jeff Weiss DEBATE SOCIETY DELTA OMICRON mm Kathy Ashbaugh Maria Greco HIenor Miller Marie Checlosky Kay Hoffman Pam Rahn Sue Creasap Renee Kirkner Darlene Roof Sue Ann Davis Betsy Kipila Marlene Sheffer Nancy Dunlap Sue McCarthy Debbie Thomas Debbie Gamby Sandy Mehaffey Linda Wlos Anita Garr 268 |iim(;s Inni ClitoPHe Johnson RoU ' rt Si ' clhorsl Mrs. KoljLTl Slenker Siilly Drown Alici ' Kakin H«M:ky Luliokl Kiilhi M(:(;inloy Kalhy Moiirlon |u(iy S(;(;l(:t(!r |ohn Sknihiikik Scoll Sloncr Monica Vance )ELTA PHI DELTA ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CLUB Elaine Bell Linda Black Debbie Blue Kathy Bomliatch Jacqueline Burke Susan Burns Karen Buch Gay Oamer Andrea Dersch Carol Donely Joanne Uoughcrly |im Faulk Frank Gonder Michele Gordon Margie Green William Heasley John Johnson Tristy Kennedy Suzanne Knoll Stove Liadi Judy Lonchor Laura Madia Carol Mason Joanne McKnight Marcia Meidler Pam I ' enone Chris Podbielski Linda Reynolds Mary Belh Rudolph Susan Sloane David Sroka Mary F lizabelh Walker Cindy Willis Alice Yordana Michael Zang Phyllis Zaremba 269 ENGLISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB Kathy Damato Linda Freeman Edna Kidd Carolyn King Kathy McElhinny ]udy Moody Carol Myers Mile. Nicolet Odile Poudade Ed Ray Joyce Shever Carol Sillaman Arlene Smith Deb Yanosky 270 - f -- ' t -: ----- ife ' ' FOREIGN STUDENTS CLUB Manual Agudo (Spain) Santosh Bhalla (India) Mohindor Bhalla (India) Sun Chung (Korea) Krisana Inchunarong (Thailand) Ahmed Kanu (Sierra Leone) Raymond Koker (Sierra Leone) Takashi Narusawa (Japan) Michele Navello (France) Odile Poudade (France) Yesecan Ricaloglu (Turkey) Edwin Ridout (England) Yasin Tanweer (Afghanistan) Demetrios Velis (Greece) Peter Yeh (Hong Kong) 271 GAMMA RHO TAU Mark Ahalt Tom Burkett Mike Cervo Dennis Charlesworlh Bob Diehl Dave Eakin Doug Flanders Rodger Flotta Dave Fredericks Jerry Misiewicz Dan Moore Eli Novakovich Mike Rizzo Jerry Saylor Paul Smolinsky Mr. Stevenson GAMMA THETA UPSILON Laura Carrier Thomas Gault Glenn Geisel Kathy Hunia Rod Mayer Cynthia Ross Suzanne Schutte Bob Whalen David Winslow 272 V vtpv GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA Elaine Allen Kalhy Ambrose jean Ammerman Carolyn Hiagini Nancy Bicker Elaine Blomlx rg Karen MiH ' khout Cynthia Clark Meredith Cionner Nanette Davis Candy Deet Louise Delallre Linda Dimling Mary Lou Elhma Margie Etzrott Barb Ferrara |udy Glover Karen Hartenbach Cheryl Keener Debbie Keggcs Boa Kellev Cheryl Ki lly Karen Keys Debfjie Link Del)bie Machamer Patty McFato Kyle Ogline Elaine O ' Neill |udy Rhodes Peggy Schneider Betsy Solomon Vicki Van Noy 273 GEOSCIENCE CLUB Michelle Bosko Torry L. Brink Tim Ccjka Marc Ceruttj Bill Clark [ohn Ellenberger Ron Glamp Pam Grube Rick Hall Keith Helsey Kathy Hughes Leafy McMillen Brian Roth LeRoy Skinner Greg Smith John Taylor Jean Ammerman Donna Curry Denise DeSanto Wendy Dunkel Margie Etzrott Craig Hackett Karen Heefner Denise Howell Debbie Kegges Mimi liindauer Bev Hong Lisa Mangine Sally Maust Mary Ann McCall Karen MaNulty Tony Merschiltz Deanna Morrison Dan Nellling janie Oliver Wendy Quellen Debbie Rau Yesican Ricaloglu Daria Rosso Lynn Threnhauser Gloria Wacker GERMAN CLUB 274 Donise Baker Nancy C anlalamessa Greg HcHni.T Frasier I liinl Kalhryn Kulch Darleru; Morris Debbie Nogee Sue Pasquino Mary Ann Pfannenschmidt Mary Kllen Shook Sylvia Shumaker Sharon Sieman Linda Stahl Carolyn Turner HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB |im Allen Tony Bosnick Miriam Bratton Nancy Dombroski |ohn Gaffney Carol Glunt |anet Goodwin Cecelia Johnson Debbie Machamer Russ Marr Claudia McClelland Dave McClinlock Kathy Poland Odile Poudade Yesecan Ricaloglu Gail Scholoff Marilyn Shipe jim Slenson Bill Stout Tony Tarosky Demetrius Velis Sally Wilson 275 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Barry Balliel John Dancu Mike Deane Rick Gagliardo Waynt ' Jones )ohn Keller Jerry Kolb Ed Kolowicz Bill Kiihn James McClintock Randy McClure Daniel Moore Mark Permigiani Pat Riley Steve Shlopak Michael Vance Mr. John E. Frank— Advisor Kim Lyttle— President Terry Bowser— Vice-President Chuck Shultz— Secretary Mike Basca— Treasurer 276 lUP MARCHING BAND 277 JUDICIAL BOARD 278 KAPPA MU EPSILON Peggy Barkman Christine Bclardia Thomas Boito Joan Boyd Janice Chuhran Beverly Clausing Paula Dallon Elvira DePastino Janet Drover Susan Erdley William Kkoy Andrea Felsko Germaine Folia Virginia Fritz Helen Gausman Robert Gett Calhy Greiner Cynthia Harbaugh Arlene Hlasnick Mary Jane Hovanec Karen Johns Susan Kinol Arlcen Leslie David McCachren Diane McCormick Nancy Melani Thomas Menzies Linda Miron Dennis Mollura Barbara Morycz Diane Mularz Diane Murdock John N ' elson Linda Newcomer Bridget Oakes U ' anela Peart Linda Povvi-ll Heidi Ruhlman John Schutte Janet Sell James Shultz Adrienne Tolh Angelo Turco Susan Voipe Ida Z. Arms. Advisor William R. Smith. Adxisor 279 Becky Betetto Linda Bintrim Sally Brown Cheryl Carson Annaliese Cole Kathy Damato Beverly Davis Dorsey Fischer Diana Geddis Anne Hinkel Cynthia Ishler Anne Iverson Sally Krivacsy Arleen Leslie Romaine Melani Angle Michaels Susan Morris Shelly O ' Keane Kathie Reilly Linde Rightlinger Maureen Rowles Patricia Sikorski Karen Smith Marlene Susini Natalie Wildfire KAPPA DELTA PI KAPPA OMICRON PHI 280 KAYDEENS liinicc Cuppli!s (iaylc Kiihiiny I ' dppy Miirkcl Miiriiin Mr;I ' hillips Honnii ' Middlelon Diiruy KoMnson Aiidri ' y Wriliich L ' ESPRIT DE BLEU Linda Chila Karen Church Carol Clark Diane Corso Cindy Friend Dehhy Carlow Sue 1 leeter Judy Hughes C indy Lajfield Mari |o Mangold Susan McMiehael Pam MeWilliams Stephanie Morris Carol Musmano Sharon Petonke Barbara Ret tew Karen Rhodes Judy Shepard Va] Swanson Sally Taylor Shirley Wise Deb Yanosky Pat Young |oyce Waclawsky 281 NEWMAN CENTER 282 v,. - JJT litfiU Jane Albright Cecilia Baranovich Kathy Bonneau Sally Crozier Barb Dudzinsky Debra Fichter Shirley Gray Karen Grida Pat Hill Helen Lees Brenda Lovthian Sandi Quigley Kathy Relich Sue Rosko Marcia Sottile NURSING CLUB ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Michelle Bosko Vicki Chapasko Janice Chuhran Janice Dupay George Lucas Tony Lucas Diane Medic Angie Michaels Patty Nestor Julie Roberts Diane Shuda Carol Singel Barbara Stevenson Demetrios Velis Jane Walters Helen Yurkovich Philip Zimmerman 284 ■ Mik OUTING CLUB PHI BETA LAMBDA 285 THE OAK Darlene Miller Editor-in-Chief Mike Cervo Business Manager Tim Leventry Art Graphics BobNeely Photography David Yaksic Literary Cervo Nelson Sue Ken Dar Yak Clover Howard «in OAK FOLK Howard BIyslone Jini Danfelt Dara DeCourcy Kathy DeSantis Don Douple Sam Esposito Kathy Feathec Bob Fox Suzanne Goral Chris Gronsky Sue Horley Mark Jones Sfeve Jones Richard Khngensmith Gayle Larsen Laura Musmanno Karen Polaski Joya Prospero Edwin Ridout Tony Ruby Larry Singer Debbie Smith Ken Specht LuAnne Tray Jamie Walcroft Glen Warchol 287 PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Sharon Barr Cyndi Benanii Colleen Collins Debbie Dietrick Debbie Dillion Kathy Dunlap Leanne Fanning Sandy Fazio Patty Fowler Barbara Godlasky Barb Hintz Caroln Kaczmarski Karen Keim Debbie Keggi ]anet Kendi Edna Kidd Toni Knez Susan Kownacki Glee McCauley Diane Murdock Bonnie Noblet Candy Prosser Donna Roos Jan Scott Denise Shade Kathy Smith Carol Timm Donna Torbec Suzanne Zloch 288 PENN PEOPLE FIRST SEMESTER: John Christ Co-Editor Carol Vinson Co-Editor Chas Sherry Managing Editor Krystal Hurlbul Layout Editor Joyce Al wine Business Manager Tom Murray Advertising Manager Pat Fisher News Editor Edwin Ridout Feature Editor Mike Miladin Sports Editor Linda l indis Circulation Manager Bob Fox Photography Editor Tim Leventry Head Artist Lorrie Bright Advisor SECOND SEMESTER Mike Miladin Co-Editor Chuck Sherry Co-Editor Krystal llurlhul Managing Editor Ruth Rockwell Business Manager |oe Duvall Advertising Manager BarhToohey News Editor Gail Smith Feature Editor Larrj ' Singer Sports Editor Kari LaBell Layout Editor SueMatrangol Specialties Editor Linda Landis Circulation Manager Jamie Walcroft Photography Editor Tim Leventry Staff Artist John Davis Advisor Chuck Carol 290 Mike John 291 PERSHING RIFLES Steven Arter Dennis Barletta Kevin Bartczak Thomas Binswanger Charles Bongiovanni John Boughner Gary Brindle Nicholas Cekovich Daniel Costantini Robert Crytzer Thomas Csrnko David Delisi Thomas Dembosky Gary Dinsick Steven Earnest Joseph Eckman Thomas Freeh David Gates Ronald Gohn Thomas Henderson Kenneth Hoyle Kenneth Jabbour Jeffrey Johnson Richard Klingensmith Donald Lee Johin Lentz William McFarland Stephen McGill Frank Muto James Pileggi Robert Robbins Murray Rupert Joseph Russell William Shoup Larry Singer George Slike James Stegner James Stenson John Stoddard AJ Vargesko Ronald Weaverling Michael Zang 292 m- % Miirlin liarncs n.ivlii Kiltncr Mike Honni, ' ! D.ivkI Hrozoski KolxTl (Jiisscl l.imi ' s Crozier David Diclz Rich.ird CiAz l.ick H.iwbiiki-r lames Hoffman Ilriicc Johnson Mike Johnson Mike Martin licrl Moore (;.iry Piper I ' hil I ' ivovar lames Rizzo Scoll Slover Have Slyer Ixlvvard Wright Ken Young PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA I PHYSICS CLUB 293 PI GAMMA MU The National Social Science Honor Society PI OMEGA PI 294 ROTC BAND PSEA-NEA President— Richard Marsh Vice-President— Debra Keggns SiK ' .retary— Marcia Bosley Treasurer- lean Atnmerman 295 Janet Ancitano Bonnie Arndt Jerry Berrier Bhalla Santash Anita Bovo Marsha Bungo Carol Chidester Dennis Cicero Steve Cogley Patricia Conoway Anne Cornelius John Cowan William Cressman Harry Crooker Bob Dickmann Mary Jo Dittenhofer Mary Easly Henry Enright Sharon Fair Susan Faix Linda Farwell Ginny Fink Janet Fink Richard Fugini Wendy Glassner Thomas Gongaware Shelley Grice Debbi Griffin Debbie Guydo John Henry Pandelie Howard James Huber Sherri Huber Jeanis Hutchins Brenda Reiser Karl Kingan Regina Kist Mary Klinedinst Karen Kohlepp Karen Landsperger Joan Liker Joyce Lively Paula Lucas Bill Mancuso Bill Martys Kevin Anne McKee Bonnie MiddU lon Darlene Miller Laureen Miller Dave Morris Joel Mowrey Pal Murphy Patricia Neilly Dave Obermeier Elaine O ' Neill Jim Onorad Jayne Ellen Phillips Joyce Popich Barbara Reagan Karin Rhoads Ken Ruffner Charles Runquist Ron Sistek Mike Slafkosky James Slattery Robert Soutner James Stegner Richard Supko Ronald Turah Tom Varga Kay Wagner Marsha Wheeler M.J. Willard Shelly Wormington Jan Zaroda Karen Zick Dr. Patton, Advisor PSYCHOLOGY CLUB 296 .-•s «a £2 Ciirol Allio liinci Ancilano Miirshii Hales Sharon Ueck Anita Bovo MarRarel Brown Marsha Bungo ColiMm Collins Rob(!rt Dickmann Mary Easly Onbhie CrifTin Di ' hhic Guydo Kathy Hainos Pandalt Howard Jeffrey Kimmel Mary Klinedinsl Joyce Lively |ohn McKivigan James Matarazzo Darlene Miller Dave Morris Linda Patrick Maureen Pecora Ana Rosa I Kenneth Ruffner lames Slattery Pat Wilson Smith Paula Toomcy Cheryl Vidmar Kay Wagner Mary |oan Willard Andra Wiser Dr. Magee. Advisor PSI CHI 297 SIGMA ALPHA ETA ... CLINIC ••• • ij Lucinda Berwager— President Linda Fields— Vi(;e-President |udy Colliver— Secretary Marlene Zajac;— Treasurer Sue Capizzi— Refreshment Chairman Barb Brock— PubHcity Chairman Sally Fyl e— Program Chairman C. Abramovic L. Berwager B. Brock S. Capizzi J. Colliver K. Fello D, Fetcko L. Fields S. Fyke M.L. Guinivan [. Legier C. Lincoln M. Manno J. Masi S. Miller N. Petroski B. Rader N. Scholl M.A. Settle D. Sieracki R. Stadtmiller M. Stimler R. Suppa D. Vargo L. Wagner 298 Gene Ad.im liini ' l Anthony li ' .inii ' Ammcrmtin |.ii:i|iic Auld I ' .ilrici.i Hrll Ucv Hcizonsky Donnii ()l()iij;horly Lindd I)Aniii:o Cunily I)i ' ' t Di ' l) Diclrick P.irlicc llziirinko l.oRiinc Kddy Lind.i Kdw.irds Ltarl) KIlin). Sam lOsposilo Jackie Fife Dale Pisher Pam Fornal LiH)nard Click F im (inioe Manuel Agudo lanice Irwin Linda Kander Mai-) ie Kdck Sut ' Kozak Phil Kiipchella Pal Liijjnese Uecky Lindsay Mary l-lllen l.inko |ill U)(:kart lieth Lucko Linda MacCa nan Linda Macky Krma Marian Riiss Marr Sara Mezian Linda Mogah Komaine McAlpin Diane Nakielny Susan McMillen Percy Nielo Mary Paleos Sally Pappaland Cindy Pizani Donna Piozzi Lucy Pusatei Carol Kilacio Marila Kilter Dehra Rodibau h Rose Ann Ruoli Sharon Russell Clara Salvi Rosemary Smith Karen Spichock Bernie Sulzer Mike Stachel Dave Suydam Kristi Thomas Debbie Thompson Lynn Threnhauser lanice Guerrieri Chris Hadzor Nancie Hairslon F.illeen Heiles CheryU? Hench Miss Henninger Rose Henriques Scott Holland Cat Hollis SPANISH CLUB Debby Wailey Richard Weickerger Kalhy Whitcraft Eileen Wilkins Ruth Yesenosky Bev Zednick Becky Rice Elaine Sadowski )ose Maria Carranza. Advisor 299 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Larry Baron Bob Batkay Ron Bixler Tony Bosnick Michele Boxberger Pa( Brisbane Linda Copeland Elvira DePastino Pat Egan |ohn Christ Judi Grimm Bob Henzler Mark Jones Bill Kirk Dave Kolega Paul Letso Ed McDonough Phil Mikell Mike Miladin Marsha Mrozek Denise Mularz Richard Murray Karen Polaski Bob Sable Carl Schneider Neil Schwan Joe Selby Shelley Shearer Chuck Sherry Steve Szallay Barb Townley Jim Tuite Ozzie Weller Pat White Howard Wray - m 10- 300 SGA OFFICERS F- IKST SEMKSTHK: Howard Wray, President Richard Murray, Vice-President SECOND SEMESTER: Dave Kolega, President Ozzie Weller, Vice-President Dave Howard Ozzie j H . Rich 301 STUDENT UNION BOARD Bob Fox, Chairman Marie Mawe, Hospitality Frank Marsico, Coffeehouse I eafy McMillen. Publicity Maureen Rowles, Arts Films Doug Horner, Social Jim Scalleat, Special Events Dave Kovatch, Speakers Marie Ebitz, Recreation Karen Goodman, Secretary-Treasurer Russell Kushigian, Advisor 302 WIUP-FM Mark Ahalt |ohn Matviya Bob Batkay Irene Marusiak Joann Chirico Lynn McGee Miko C!!linton George Mihalnik Bill Craig Sam Minder Robb Dickehuth Cathy Novacki Tom Gongaware Bill Sebastian Davi; Hoover Bill Stewart [im Huber Steve Verbanets Marty |aron Millie Vitolo Pam Jenkins Kathy Walko Harry Kalawiczik )im Wallace John Krietzer Dave Walzer George Kubovcik R. . Wambaugh Bill Lane Sue Weyman |. P. Lawhon Natalie Wildfire Dick Lind 303 Lynn Andraychak Rose Arone L. Boroslay Mary Ann Buckley Rita Buranosky Janet Busi Cheryl Callen Nancy Cieslak Lois Clark Cindy Clifton ). Conley Linda DeWalt Donna Dick Debbie Dolmovich Cyndi Ellis Diane Evans Linda Finn Susie Ford Linda Freese Gail Friedhoff Janet Frissora Kathy Gates Barb Godlasky Debbie Gordnik Donna Graybill June Green Sue Griggs Karen Guadliano Nancy Hall Karen Hartenbach Alice Herrity Lynn Hodan Kathy Hoover Sue Hutchins Deb Johnson Pat Johnson Sally Kaufman Diana Kreise Barb Livingston Kate Machinsky Pat Madden Carol May Bobbi Miller Sue Mrosky Janet Murtha Cheryl Myers Joanie Naples Linda Nastase Shelly O ' Keene Maureen O ' Meara Cathy Orendorff Janet Pagnalelli Linda Pcgg S. Pietruszu Alma Ploucha Ginny Randor Cathy Rash Nancy Receski Becky Rickelts Pat Roberts Sandy Schlater Donna Schwing Carol Sexton Margie Sherman Peggi Smelko Dora Snook Denise Staresinic Nancy Stefanelli Marilyn Stodant Debbie Stoerkel N. Stypula Donna Tatarski Bev Taufer Sue Tuscano Connie Utz Wanda Valeska Joy Wagner Margaret Waller Joy Walters Pat Wolff WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB 304 WRA 305 WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION Judy Anthony Nina Bartett Kathy Bonneeu Gay Cramer Susan Crusan Frankie Darr Carolyn DeSantis Linda Dodson Mary Louise Ellena Maggi Gertz Carol Grove Kathy Horner Tcrri Lelinski Doris McElroy Linda McKendry Janet Perichak Janie Sandrock Ramona Savocchia Joyce Troulman Pam Weidman 306 STUDENT DEFENSE COUNCIL Victor Buyny Gaynell Douglas Dan Milchovich Vern Roof 307 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 1971-1972 Elaine Bell Anthony Bosnick Patricia Brisbane Mary Elizabeth Cataldi Elvira DePastino Judith Grimm Patrick Egan James Ensminger Sandra Fazio Ann Gutekunst William Kirk Mary Jane Kuffner Dora McAlpin Darlene Miller Marsha Mrozek Richard Murray Elizabeth Pacos James Rizzo Vernon Roof Maureen Rowles Carl Schneider Joan Schwetz Joseph Selby Judy Souleret Kathleen Stewart May Tobias Carol Vinson Natalie Wildfire Howard Wary 1 i 310 li l uf B Bsf ' v mm J Vv ' ' j H IR 5 E.° B 311 313 314 315 316 317 Rascals Boz Scaggs Charlie Byrd New York Rock Ensemble Beach Boys Chameleon Seatrain Badfinger Fleetwood Mac Savoy Brown John Baldry 318 319 320 IflgW M CHI m raino PohfcUTion n _D r o O I- 3 .- - 1 !i!miT ' Tm!! wr mr o i - ' ' Q ' - ' ' drunk X| :.. . tJ 339 340 341 - t-3 3 -£ ►, «r.:: 342 i ' (i ! 343 -sf - ' s ss ? £;■ -- 1 •■- ' -, ' m 346 f w ' • -V- , 347 348 349 350 352 353 354 JQ 355 356 357 «n « ' i i ■• ' ify: 358 360 361 % 362 363 364 M y. 366 k v Wf; ■ ■ . ■ ■• m - ■y - . 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