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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

1976 OAK As Stands the oak tree, sturdy and unbending against the forces of time and oblivion, so may this OAK stand, guarding against forgetfulness the memories both of work and play of your years at Indiana. iSfen w - A 41 ' INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA Editor-in-Chief Joanne Fedorka Business Manager Carol Paul Sports Editor Joan Stagner Faculty Editor Robin Stahl Organizations Editor Donna Colella Seniors Editor Lynn Pierce ill 35 II it _iai.ifi ' miiim iMj ■ ■  ■ f I II I R r fU Our bodies are not in space like things; they inhabit or haunt space; they represent our expression to the world. - Maurice Merleau-Ponty 11 ou got to have friends 9 the feeling ' s oh so strong You got to have friends 15 to make that day last long. - Bette Midler No distance or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thoroughly per- suaded of each other ' s worth. — Robert Southey ACTIVITIES Maynard Ferguson 17 When You Coming Back Red Ryder? I m: Geoffrey Holder 19 Don Giovanni 20 Synchronized Swim Show 40 Hour Dance Marathon 22 23 I — Uppers 24 Showboat ft Company 25 26  i ' 1 71 ' X. } , 7 ■ 27 28 29 { 30 • ... i- . ' JM Ak. ou - -;ij w«.-iuuSn ' fck ariose? ' ' - S-J-i iMvfeifiovE 31 32 33 I 34 35 36 37 i .:t 38 39 • fe- i FOOTBALL Row 1: I to r: Keith Young, Nick Rodio, Jack Conaboy, John Bieryla, Gary Sadlon, Tom Cecchetti, Tom Hintz, Joe Abraham, Lynn Hieber, George Aggen, Bill Parks, Rick Johnson, John Schroyer, Pat Joseph, Paul Shandor, Len Pesotini, Nick Palombi, Mario Luther, Mark Galie Row 2: I to r: Tom Colen, John Mihota, Charlie Shaw, Bill Herrman, Rusty Palchak, Tim Marzaloes, Don Kenny, Dave Mintus, John Knopiek, Grady Gasper, Mike Doyle, Rick Kurt, Gene Troggio, Ray Musto, Dave Matrunick, Dennis Alper, Tom Alper Row 3: I to r: Courtney Macon, Bob Rullo, Dave Sheridan, John Franco, John Quigley, John Menhart, Garry Panetti, Jim Hazlett, Ray West, Greg Schmidt, Cliff Simmons, Rege D ' Angelo, Jim Kerr, Fra ' nk Thompson, George Comadena, Leroy Young Row 4: I to r: Don Black, Kelly Brown, Bobby Coles, Mike Suter, Pat Imbrogno, Ray Reitz, Tony Marciano, Frank Ruffolo, Dave Wigton, John Orenchuk, Ed Tanner, Joel Scheckler, Wayne Rowe, Howard Stanley, Jack Higgins Row 5: I to r: Rick Trickett - asst., Joe Marx - Asst., Rich Krinks - asst.. Bill Neal - head coach, Moe Smith - defensive backfield, Charlie Godiasky - offensive line, Vic Liscinsky - head trainer, Rich Hornfeck — offensive coordinator, Jim Mill — defensive coordinator 42 The lUP football team did well this year, breaking several school records through the season. In the Northwood game Lynn Hieber passed former lUP record holder Micky Watson for attempts by an Indian quarterback in % career. Hieber ' s 24 attempts gave him a career total of 431 surpassing Watson ' s total of 426. The Cortland game was the last in a series with lUP winning all six games. In this game Hieber was inter- cepted for the first time in the season and Tom Alper was one-for-two in his field goal attempts for the season. Don Kenny recorded his second interception of the year in the game against Slippe ry Rock. The lUP all-time total offensive yardage record was broken by Lynn Hieber whose total of 4,038 broke Wally Blanca ' s 3,861. The first lose of the season came with the Edinboro game with Lynn Hieber hitting 10 of 23 passes. Green, a 210- pound junior from Edinboro, smashed the lUP defense which was allowing only 88.7 yards per game rushing during the first three games. The last game between Westminster and Indiana proved to be an exciting grid-iron, non-league clash. Len Pesotini set a school record for the most interceptions by a receiver in a single game and Alper punched a 36-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining in the game. Entering the season with a 23-game winning streak against Pennsylvania Conference opponents. Slippery Rock fell hard to the lUP victory. Both teams scored all points in the first half, with little happening in the second half and a final score of 13-9. The only concilation the Indians had for their attempt at breaking the Homecoming jinx was a 16-16 tie score against Clarion. This tie nearly eliminated lUP from the Pennsylvania Conference title. Hieber however, broke a school record with 340 yards passing. Two more school records were also set by Len Pesotini by catching seven passes to bring his season total to 49 through the first six games and 707 yards on reception. These figures sur- passed the 1965 record of 47 catches and 655 yards set by Gary Milanovich. ■UP 34 10 19 21 16 16 13 35 59 49 Northwood Cortland Shippensburg Edinboro Westminster Clarion Slippery Rock California Lock Haven Kutztown OPP 14 7 28 14 16 9 26 7 10 43 44 45 46 • •:: H.;: i:: :: 47 mSj ■ ■«•■ u 48 J VrCV ' r 49 50 mm 51 52 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: I to r: Don Freedline, Dick Wolfe, Kim Burke, Mark Noll, Dan Cunkelman, Dan Friedrich, Bob Costello Row 2: I to r: )oel Sprague, Mike Higgins, Mike Carbon, )oe Schuler, Andy Phieff, Steve Ceveris, Ken Trilli Row 3: I to r: Coach Lou Sitton, Todd Etshman, Dave Meyers, )im Booth, Mike Robins, Don Gannassi, George Cline, Todd Boiler, Asst. Coach Ed Fry 54 Having a prosperous year the I UP cross country teann lost only one dual by one point throughout the season, this being against Slippery Rock 32-31. Cunkelman, who up until this meet was Indiana ' s most consistent runner, finished 16th overall and lUP ' s Dick Wolfe finished sec- ond behind Slippery Rock ' s first place runner. This meet however, placed Slippery Rock and Indiana in equal balance. Slippery Rock beating lUP once and lUP beating Slippery Rock once within the past two years. Indiana placed 2nd at the Penn-Ohio meet with five of 20 top runners. The Indians finished just behind Malone 50-51, who they beat earlier in the season at the Malone Invitational. At the California Invitational Cunkelman finished 12th, first among the Indiana runners. Pitt who won the meet, grouped together and lUP was unable to close the gap, coming away with a 3rd. At the Malone Invitational lUP ' s Dan Friedrich took second and Dan Cunlelman, one of lUP ' s top runners took fourth, aiding Indiana in a 2nd place. The Indianas continued their upward movement taking 1st at the lUP Invitational, with six runners in the top 20. This was an important meet because the team had to win one invitational to be eligible for the national meet. The team ' s easiest race of the year was against Grove City, who had only one top runner in the second place. Leading the way for the Indians was Joel Sprague and rounding out the top five positions were Mark Noll, Dave Thompson and Ken Trilli. lUP OPP 15 Frostburg 50 15 Duqoesne 50 15 St. Francis 50 22 Pitt-)ohnston 37 15 Lock Haven 50 32 Slippery Rock 31 32 Clarion 99 32 Shippensburg 116 19 Grove City 43 California Invitational 3rd Malone Invitational 2nd lUP Invitational 1st Penn-Ohio Meet 2nd PSCAC 4th NCAA Division II National Championship 10th FENCING 56 Row 5: I to r: Lawrence Karg, John Liebenguth, Bob Stover, Andy Horton, Barry Fehrle, Al Broadbent Row 4: I to r: Dan Losego, )oe Flecher, Mike Webb, Jeff March, Rick Suscewicz, Straut Law, Marty Leonard Row 3: I to r: Tom Klingensnnith, Raymond Koker, Steve Showalter, Tom Grego, Ken Burke, Mike Chopp, Larry Pentz, Moses Tesi Row 2: I to r: )ose Nieto, Don Fletcher, Dale DeGour, Bob Campbell, Joe Babrizio, Gary Kazor, Steve Wilkinson, Ralph Marona, Scot Fritz Row 1: I to r: Coach Vince Celtnieks, Barb Briner - mgr., John Stenken - asst., Nancy Derbyshire - mgr., Bob Juskewick - asst. 57 9 . - ■ , 1P 58 I ► ■«f . M :1 ■mi 59 ' 4 4iii %Ji 60 61 SWIMMING Row 1: I to r; Dave Bakich, Bruce Kirk, Michael Cegelis, Doug Cooper, Mike Barton, Craig Yagel, Craig Kast, Tom )ones, Dave Cestrich Row 2: I to r: )udy Kane, Doug Bennick, Marty Berg, Brian Nelson, Ed Jackson, Steve Troglio, Bruce lackson, )oe Fisher, Pat Robey, Erik Hangeland Row 3: I to r: Bob North, Rick Peltz, )ohn Tobin, |ohn Sphon, Ken Lanshi, Emilio Abreu, Bill Kane, Greg Marone, Chip Christie, Coach Johnson 62 The 1975-76 lUP swimming team put together its best season in it ' s history. The dual meet record stands at 7-2 with wins over Youngstown, St. Bonaventure, Appalation State, Cleveland, Grove City, Slippery Rock, and Califor- nia and losses to Clarion and Penn State. The team led by Coach Ralph Johnson did well in championship com- petition winning the 1975 Indiana Relays and finishing third in the Pennsylvania State Conference Meet. This was the first time an Indiana swimming team has finished in the top three teams of the conference. This year the team had seven members who qualified for the NCAA Division 11 Championship Meet, led by cap- tains Erik Hangeland and Doug Bennick. Others who qualified included Emilio Abreu, Bill Kane, Coug Cooper, Steve Troglio and Bruce Kirk. lUP 67 Youngstown 59 St. Bonaventure 66 Appalation State 57 Cleveland State 45 Clarion 70 Grove City 64 Slippery Rock 61 California 55 Penn State Indiana Relays PSCAC OPP During the course of the season the team members broke almost all of the school and pool records. Indiana swim- mers hold three state records also. Other outstanding performers this year were Ed Jackson, Bruce Jackson, Brian Nelson and John Sphon. 63 CHEERLEADERS Row 1: I to r: loni Popchak, Marcia Pittman, Debbie Piper Row 2: I to r: Caron Thomas, Mary )ohnston, Val Keasey, Becky Thompson (captain), Cindy Slagle Row 3: Barb Dillen (Co-captain) Top: Pattie Troxell 64 With much enthusiasm and vigor, the 1975-76 lUP Varsity cheerleaders cheered the Big Indians to many victories. Their unending spirit and vitality encouraged the players to perform at their best and the crowds to cheer their loudest. We would like to commend the girls for representing Indiana University and for their hard work during the season. TENNIS 66 y . «s - ¥ : WRESTLING 68 69 71 BASEBALL 11 71 f 74 75 GIRLS BASKETBALL How 1: I to r: Pam Krob, Kathy Satter, Margo Shively, Grace Ungerman, Linda Stark, Carol Dymond. Linda Naughton Row 2: I to r: Debbie Wolthope, Kim Drake, Michelle Kopchick, Deborah Murray, Robbin Scanlon, Joyce Maudie, Jan Henerson, Shawn Scott Row 3: I to r: Lois Nesbitt, coach, Sybil McBride, Elaine Settelmaier, Laurie, Fairman, Becky Beard, Anne Kerr, Jan Zutell 76 77 GYMNASTICS i- BASKETBALL lUP INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1975-76 BASKETBALL STATISTICS OPP 103 Duke 69 82 California 65 83 Alliance 64 82 Slippery Rock 71 65 Clarion 73 80 Lock Haven 56 85 Steubenville 74 100 Kean 62 62 Dowling 51 82 Geneva 66 83 Walsh 74 74 Westminster 63 97 Clarion 71 80 Pitt-lohnstown 73 59 Edinboro 61 76 Slippery Rock 67 92 luniata 53 86 Alliance 57 69 California 62 64 Edinboro 67 64 Lock Haven 56 61 Pitt 76 73 St. Vincent 61 83 Waynesburg 67 66 Edinboro 67 J yjs m • • kv. i5l - ■ 84 85 Mt ttMi tf f WV ' 86 87 -ii avic I i :•. ' . ,- K ' - i ■i ' ff ' i I Dennis Tiger - Business and Distributive Ed. Stanford Tackett - Chemistry 90 Donald Robbins - Business Management 91 Donald Walker - Economics Richard Helges - Political Science 92 George Wiley - History 93 Donna Streitthau - Consumer Services t 94 iiit ' ti Robert Lauda Safety Science Mary Katzbeck - Nursing 95 Richard Magee — Psychology Howard Thompkins — Computer Science 96 Allen Woods - Food and Nutrition ;j| I -rNf 97 •  - I ' • • (« Melvin Woodard - Mathematics •J M -- i : 98 Craig Swauger - English J-- . f, Stuart Katzman - Criminology 99 M ' IB I IHM mH 1 1 |M irljlk S YY  i?S J QF I LW P_ j H Ifi l H ' L tf t I ' Ih Robert Hermann - Philosophv Aima Kazmar - Home Economics 100 Francis Liegey - Biology ' V x ' . Dennis Tiger - Business and Distributive Ed Benjamin Miller - Art 102 . ' A ' . v George Splnelli - Counselor Ed. Robert King - Elementary Ed. 103 Gary Buckwalter - Physics 104 Richard Knab - Music tdith Cord - German and Russian IU5 tn%iij t SB I I u id Allan Andrew - Allied Health Services Eugene Scanlon - Special Education 106 VVarrc-n Tobin - Unlversily School David Azimi — Sociology and Anthropology 107 Bruce Meadowcroft - Educational Psychology David Mattox - Learning KesuuK es 108 Ludo op de Beeck - Romance and Classical Language 111 Gerard Penta - Foundations of Ed. 109 Walter Granata - Geoscience Christopher Knowlton - Manager Student Co-op 110 Leonard Tepper - Geography and Regional Planning V :.i r- ' y 0t X. u V George Wiley - History Ltc. Anthony Lenzi Military Science ' =r.=«r- MM 0 J 1 12 Herman Sledzic - Athletic Director G. Shelby Bnghtwell - Health and Physical Ed. 113 Deans |. Christopher Benz School of Fine Arts George Stouffer School of Education Francis McGovern School of Arts and Sciences M. Kathleen Jones School of Home Economics Ronald Thomas School of Student Life lames Laughlin Student Services 114 I -l Fred Dakak Admissions los ' [)h ( i.iiUindr Graduate bchool )ohn Chellman School of Health Services George Billcic School ot Continuing Education Cleo McCracken Student Development Elwood Sheeder School of Business 115 Vice Presidents Robert Warren University Services George Murdoch Financial Aid Beniamin Ganley Admissions Bernard Glllis Academic Affairs y Isadore Lenglet University Development S, Trevor Hadley Student Affairs 16 University I ound.iiions From left to right Lawrence D Bergman, Executive Director, Katherme L Shearer, Treasurer, Isadore R Lenglet. Board of Directors, Richard T Wolfe, Secretary, Missing from Picture tlwooci B Sheeder, President, lane S. Mervine, Vice President Board of Trustees Front Frank Gorell, Patrick | Stapleton, A. j. Dereume Back Fhomas Brule, Donald W Menteer, Pres Robert C Wilburn, Patrick F McCarthy, Miriam Ludwig, James E. Trimarchi, Missing from picture ludith Milacfin 117 INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA 15701 THE PEESIDENT To the student body: For the graduating seniors, the OAK chronicles your senior year at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and will evoke memories of a particularly significant period of your life. For the rest of the student body, the OAK portrays life at lUP and suggests what may be expected for the remainder of your time here. Since I arrived on campus last fall at the same time as the incoming freshmen I have enjoyed with them the experience of becoming acquainted with the lUP community, its proud heritage and bright expectations as it embarks on a new century. I am grateful to all students for your cooperation in making my first year such an enjoyable one. I look forward to seeing the graduating seniors maintaining an active interest in lUP and returning frequently to our campus. Sincerely, Robert C . Wilburn President 18 PEOPLE WHO NEED PEOPLE ARE THE LUCKIEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD ' You grope for a sense of belonging at a university of 12,000 faces. Faces with a mirage of messages caught in a mirage of activities But you are an individual, a somebody, you live, breath, feel, you make a difference now. So you join the group . YOU write the article, YOU take the picture, YOU plan the trip, organize the rally, direct the performance, keep the team winning. YOU aren ' t going to sit back and party four years of college away, YOU ' LL do more than go to classes (some- times), eat, sleep - exist. You ' re alive, enthusias- tic, and you let people know it. If you ' re the member, the president, the chair- man, the captain, the editor, you make your mark extended in a group effort. You try to promote in-group solidarity, it ' s hard work, but it ' s tun play also. Sometimes you wonder if it ' s worth all the effort. Ycru ask yourself, What have I got to gain other than something that will fill the white space on my resume? So you grope, you join, you participate, you lead and your purpose becomes clear. We are accountable only to ourselves for what happens to us in our lives. We must realize that we have a choice: we are responsible for our own good time. When you stop trying to get from people what they can ' t give you, you can begin to enjoy what they can offer. People can share whole worlds with each other but first they must have access to their own. - from How To Be Your Own Best Friend .ifK ' . fl • .- ■■■■ ■ ■ J ' ' • I -•dS-jiA ' , ■ nmfifl EK .r-  fi.?. _r«o %M -4 7 : ■ T .. • X NEWMAN CENTE Newman Staff; I r. Raymond ). Spatti Fr. )im Byers Sr. Mark Buranosky, OSF Sr. Mary Ann Gubish, OSF Sr. Evelyn Dettling, OSB Deacon Bernard O ' Rourke, OSB ■ ■ - Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends, for it is one of Cod ' s best gifts. It involved many things, but above all, the power of going out of one ' s self and appreciating whatever is noble and loving in another. - — Thomas Hughes . lUP OUTING CLUB v ' k S Front row: Randy Bournique - backpacking co-chairman, Mr Terry Lee - backpacking, camping and hiking advisor, Mr David Breyer - general advisor, Dr William Dietrich - rafting and canoeing advisor. Marc Yerton — camping chairman Second row: Fran Costanzo — vice president activities coordinator. Ken Mross - president, Diane Plouffe - secretary, Becky Soisson - cross country skiing chairman. Back row: Bob Hawsey - backpacking co-chairman. Donna Weidman - publicity co-chairman. Sue Knasko - rafting co-chairman, Karen Lutz - rafting co-chairman, Ben Keltz - camping co-chairman, George Huzinec - caving chairman, Bernice Karp - canoeing chairman, Dave Arner — hiking chairman, MissinK from picture: Mr. Park — caving advisor, Tim Case — caving chairman, Mary Kay Botlock — publicity co-chairman, Bob Kaminski — transportation chairman. The Outing Club is an organization on campus dedicated to the appreciation of the great outdoors. The membership to date is between 200 and 250 students and faculty. The club organizes weekend activities in the areas of camping, hiking, caving, rock climbing, backpacking, canoeing, cross country skiing, and white water rafting. There are no dues required, only an interest in the outdoors. ' A mere scholar who knows nothing but books must be ignorant even of them. — Loren Eiseley 128 GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA FRONT ROW: Diana Olay - alumni sec, Wanda Rinker - corresponding sec , Lynn PIfer - parlimentarian, Stephanie Ferralli - president, Kerry Luhrs - service vice-president, Kay Schoelier - treasurer, Sandy Burwell - advisor, Kris Scannell - recording sec ROW 2: Gail Trautmann - historian, Terry Maier, Sue Stouffer, Nancy Smulski, Kim Bossert, LouAnn Milliken, MaryAnne Hauris, Cindy Molnar, Bonnie Krzysiak, Diane Burmeister - social chairman ROW 3: Norm-Ann Wealand, Marty Meledick, Cassie Tantlirzer, Phyllis Baths, Chris O ' Lear, Lureen Server, Linda McCabe, Cheryl Maurey, Marie Gerheart, Lorraine Day, Karen Kolosa, Linda Mears, Anna Bulisco - pledge mom, lackie Woodard, Sue DeFrancesco ROW 4: Valerie Levesque - rush chairman, Linda Anderson, Renee Fridey, LouAnn Allison, Doris Quiles, Lynn Myers, Debbie Bollens, MaryAnne Kolessar, Sharon Clewell, Chris Brody, Cathy Morrison, Diane Empfield, Carole Lithgow, Marty Long MISSING FROM PICTURE: Anne Bastyr, Debbi Dodds, Sue Kochenour, Andrea Riggs, Linda Kopp, Sandy Seman, )ane Stough, Sal Ruffalo - adviMjr Established in 1969, Gamma Sigma Sigma is a national service sorority on both the campus and community levels. This year the sorority ushered at all the home football games, the Artists ' Series, Swing-out and Co-op productions. They also helped to build the Homecoming Queen ' s float and aided in Homecoming parade control. On the community level, Gamma Sigma Sigma worked with the Indiana jaycees on their Haunted House; the American Red Cross on blood drives; the March of Dimes on the Mothers ' March and Spirit Walk ' 76; the Easter Seal Society on their Tag Days; and the Chr istmas Seals League in the Indiana Health Fair. The girls also made favors for the patients of Indiana Hospital, and collected cancelled stamps to buy wheelchairs for those needing them. The organization ' s membership is steadily growing each year as is the demand for the worthwhile services they perform and the generosity they show. 129 ije Sntiana JJenn An Independent Student Voice Since 1928 EDITORIAL BOARD LEFT to RIGHT: Susan Schild, Barbara Vancheri, David Schwartz, Frank LewandowskI, Vicky Blum, Gina Nania, Scott Toole. BUSINESS BOARD FROM LEFT: |im Boltz, Bob Hartman, Quent Szymansky, Christine Miller, lohn Qualley (standing), lames Mikula, Douglas List, Mike Morgan. mil Kmlw« it!,fif iNsmKomefMENT w i ■ i . i If • SSml ' ' mm 11 • j ' ! Wjm =x:.o All good writing is swimming under water and holdmg your breath. - F. Scott Fitzgerald EXECUTIVE BOARD SEATED: David Schwartz, Deby Sampsell, Susan Schild, Barbara Vancheri, Douglas List STANDING: (1st) Cina Nania, Cathy Cather, Bob Hartman, |im Boltz STANDING: (2nd) Frank Lewandowski, Scott Toole, lames Mikula, QuenI Szymansky, )ohn Qualley. IN STALL: Chris Miller, Mike Morgan, Allison Hepler. The Indiana Penn is the only newspaper specifically geared to the lUP campus community, providing university news, features and sports, as well as news from the Indiana area, the state, nation, and world. The Penn is published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the fall and spring semester, and once or twice a week during the main summer session Although partially funded by student activity fees, the paper raised over $50,000 in local advertising income last year. All lUP students are eligible to join the Penn staff and work in the editorial, business, or typesetting departments. All positions are paid, but not necessarily at union scale! COLLEGIATE JOURNALISM Touching The World We Live In Originality does not consist in saying what no one has ever said before, but in saying exactly what you think yourself. - James Stephen THE GROUP - SEATED FRONT: Barbara Vancheri, David Schwartz, Cina Nania, Gene Kotulka Anita Crispo, Donna Colella, W. C Fields, David Binlein, Deb Erdley, Vitki Vrabel, Paul Nale, Cathy Gather, Frank Lewandowski, Vicky Blum, Mike Morgan, janis Gonklin, Susan Schild, Bill Blake, )ohn Qualley, David Zuchero, Mark Smith, Deby Sampsell, James Mikula, Beth Burtnett, Robin Stahl, Ghris Miller, Quent Szymansky, Bob Hartman, Trace Niller, Douglas List, Allison Hepler, |im Boltz, Scott Toole. 132 DELTA ZETA FRONT ROW: Luann Schneider - president, MarySue Stahl - recording sec, Mary Sue Gallivan - historian, lackie Santoriello — social chairman, Donna Meier — treasurer, )ane Simmons — vice-president in charge of membership ROW 2: Kathy Feria, leanne Galati, Kathy Wesling, Lisa Rinchuiso, Kim Staley, Lucinda Renner, Cindy Vernocy, Cindy Farley, Theresa Brady, Cindy Resetar, Phyllis Carrera, Sue Bartholme ROW 3: Leslie Christ, )an Rinchuiso, Marian Ruglousky, Marilyn Hruthay, Ann Smith, Michelle Kendall, Kathy Henry, Terri Newell, Cindy Silkrowski ROW 4: Tammy Staley, )ean Stroup, Kathy Sparks, Kathy Potts, Renne Lazear, Linda Gallaher, Debbie Gary. ROW 5: Ronda BurkhardI, Ian Fetrow, Diane Bellas, layne Blanhinbicher, lackie Friedsam, Pam Bobich MISSING: Carolyn Wild - corres. sec , Kathy Bonach - pledge training With a sisterhood of 65 girls, the Gamma Phi Chapter of Delta Zeta is one of the largest social sororities on campus. This past year the girls were involved in a variety of activities. They took third place in Sigma Chi Derby Days and won the pledgetrainer award and other honors at EpDelta Zeta State Day, held at Lock Haven State College. 133 CRIMINOLOGY CLUB The Criminology Club of lUP was devel- oped for ttiose students and faculty mem- bers who are interested in the field of crimi- nology. The objectives of the club are ele- vating standards of personnel, training procedure, and ideals within the criminal justice field, and to facilitate better under- standing among the various agencies of the criminal justice system. The club also pro- motes public understanding of the problems and objectives of this system. The club par- ticipates in social and informational activi- ties to fulfill these objectives. The club has sponsored the criminal justice career sym- posium, a judo and karate demonstration, and a trip to Washington, D.C. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dr. Sheeder — advisor Steve Walk - vice-president Marimichael O ' Halloran - president FRONT ROW: Pat Quarato - treasurer, |oe Morrash - president, loyce Henry - sec, )im Dill - vice-pres , Frank Mentrikoski - S.A. ROW 2: Cathy Powers, Joyce Hanley. ROW 3: Victor McGuire - advisor, Linda Mathews, Carol Sendry, Kevin Kessler, Phil Albensi, Beth Iddings, Bill Braunegg, Debbie Keeney, |im Lawson, Linda Ballinger, Michael lohn. BOWLING CLUB A mere scholar who knows nothing but books must be ignorant even of them. - Loren Eiseley CONCERT DANCE GROUP COUNCIL: Bonnie Stratton, Mary Jane Tomnay, Sylvia Ritzman MEMBERS: Leslie Begala, Karen Bower, Tracy Bradrick, Cindy Bukauskas, Karen Carbone, Mary |o Carducci, Kyle Cleeland. Emily DeCicco, Kim Emelo, Marie Cerheart, Sherrie Gibson, Lisa Graeff, Ruth Huddleson, Sue Loesch, Mariann Notarberadino, lacki Police, Michele Scuro, Johanna Smolinsky, Mary jane Tomnav, Aileen Wakefield, Debbie Whetstone, Denise Girsch, Laurie Pajah, Barb Lawrence, Ebba Tidblad, Barbara Miller, Diana Danko, Reeny Fitzgerald, Sylvia Ritzman, Marcia Gnagey, Linda Schmelzer, Stacey-anne Komar, Susan Knasko, |oni Croyle. Mary E Day, loan Wellhofer, Ellie Hagedorn, Betsy Hurley, Tony Marcoaldi, Chris DeBonis, Debbie Larsen, Barb Casillo, leanette Ranalli, Lorraine Sauchin, Bonnie Stratton. The Concert Dance Group this year was tremendously large and exceptionally talented. The goal, as always, was the spring per- formance. The group was well supported by training from Mrs. Dakak and her visiting colleagues, including Alwin Nicolais, Mimi Gerard, and Arthur Miller. The group also attends yearly masters classes at the University of Pitts- burgh. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL It is through various councils and clubs and groups that we come to realize each other as individuals joined together in a community; a realization that ideas must flow and the communication lines must be open. 136 PHI MU ALPHA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a professional music fraternity open to all men with a definite interest and involvement in music. One does not have to be a music major to be a member The Zeta Tau chapter here on the lUP campus promotes music in all forms by providing clinics, concerts and other musically oriented events each semester. In the fall the fraternity sponsors a marching band festival and clinic. This past spring saw the world famous Maynard ferguson Orchestra at lUP, along with the Phi Mu Alpha lazz Ensemble. The fraternity has also established a scholarship this past spring, which will be awarded to a music student starting in the spring of 1977. The Charles A. Davis Scholarship is in honor of one of the charier members of the Zeta Tau chapter. There are also 14 faculty brothers in Phi Mu Alpha, located in Cogswell Hall GOSPEL CHOIR ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA FRONT ROW: Sue Dull — president, Becky Heim - treasurer, Mary Lee O ' Brien - treasurer, Sandy Pellegrini - panhellenic representative. ROW 2: Chris Canale, Linda Slack, Karen Lawhead, Laure Nemenz, Holly Bauer, Linda Stockman. ROW 3: lulie Crawford, Vicky Silvert, Debbie Tickle, Cindy Kline, Mary Dunn, Pam Riley, Chris Creps, ludy Molinaro, Brenda Fischer, Barb Engle ROW 4: Michele Squier, Cindy Rearick, Donna Petrone, Karen Burwinkel, Karen Spagnola, Karen Stovich, Robin Hood, Patty Kelly, Cindy Cunningham. ROW 5: Sue Herriman, Sue Cresock, Karen Quinlan, Donna Besara, Lynn Leigh, Maureen Hanna MISSING: Lisa lonatta, Patty Friebus, Pamela Fehr, Maureen Durkin, Lu|ean Boring, Linda lones, Linda Scalise, Mary Kay Wingard, Diane Scatine, Mary |o Irwin, Sue Holnaider, Wanda Myers, Debbie Devine, ludy Morelli, Sue Matovick — 2nd vice-president, Anne Molloy — 1st vice-president. Colleen Dovovan, Barb Siebel, Tanja Wagner - corresponding secretary, L ouie Roan, Karen Zaiot, Cindy Bedron, Ann Merchant, Karen Kubistek, Maureen Secott, Patty Kern, Beth Kreysar - recording secretary, Karia King, Alethea Gornick, Lynn Bunch, Pam Oliver. Linda Shaw. Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority consists of 65 sisters who take an active part in many activities across the lUP campus. The Alpha Sigs watched proudly this year as one of the sisters, Lujean Boring reigned as Homecoming Queen, and cheered as their float Popeye and Friends took third place in float competition. In the spring of this year the sorority hosted a bounce-a-thon for Muscular Dystrophy along with the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. The sisters also participated in Sigma Chi Derby Days, Phi Psi 500 and the Theta Chi Marathon. Through these activities the sisters have gained an awareness of social responsibility and interaction with others. 138 FRONT: Charles K Huckslep III - Arts and films (hairman, Rulh Van Zanlen - hospilallly chairman, Karen Tessicino - chairman of the board BACK: Jeffrey V Meehan - speakers chairman, Debbie Schade - sec. Ireas , Keith Robinson - concert coffee house chairman, Bruce Zimmerman - director of student activities. MISSING: Gary Hinston - social life chairman, )im Walker - recreation chairman. The activities board plans and coordinates all the activities featured on the activities calendar every year. The nine screened members are judged on scholarship and eagerness to put in a large amount of time to serve the lUP students and community. This past year, a wide variety of speakers, courses and concerts were scheduled, such as; Daniel Schorre, Daryl Hall and John Oates, Wild Cherry Concert at flagstone, a powderpuff mechanics course, dancing lessons and many successful TGIFs. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA PHI MU FRONT: Colleen Harper, Elaine Kotch, )udy Scott, Kim Hunt, Sally Carroll, Patty Senecal, Arlene Lenzl, Anne Louise Thompson, Mickey Fishbaugh, Laurie McGinnis. ROW 2: Bev Spargo, Marilyn Maus, Murry Carosella, Elaine Gales, Kathy Boehringer ROW 3: Paula Zundel, Cindy Lenzi, Terry Takach, Donna Canan, Wendy Osman, Barb Acker. ROW 4: Beth Rafferty, Linda Smith, Candy Merando, Cindy Honkus, Bev End, Mary Ann Krulia, Nancy Krill, Elaine Mahaiko, Laura Adack, Christy Mikuta, Pam Todt, Linda Musi, Shari McMeen MISSING: Bev Altemus, Carol Altimus, Nicki Brugh, Diana Calvert, Christy Cost, Barb Damrau, LuAnn Clazer, Debbie Keirs, Pat Morsaint, Carolyn Salera, Sue Shields, Mary )o Skurkay, Mary Vavreck. 140 Phi Mu horortiy is a close knit unity of sisters whose basic aims are to ( mphasize scholarship, leadership, service, self-discipline, citizenship, integrity and friendship. BEVERAGE, PEWMlIltD SMOWNG ON GY FRONT: Donna Canan, Wendy Osman, Cindy Honkus, Beth Rafferty, Arlene Lenzi, Laurie McCinnis, Christy Cost, Colleen Harper ROW 2: Elaine Gates, Kim Hunt, Pam Todt, Terry Takach, Sally Carroll, Nancy Frill, Paula Zundel, Pat Morsaint, Patty Senecal ROW 3: Mary Vavreck, Kathy Boehringer, Sue Shields, Mickey Fishbaugh, Barb Acker, Elaine Mahaiko, Marilyn Maus, Cindy Lenzi, Laura Adack, Anne Louise Thompson, Shari McMeen. Phi Mu vs lUP administration in a basketball ganne as their spring 1976 social project for their philanthropy Project Hope. ZETA TAU ALPHA Zeta Tau Alpha sorority consists of 62 members. In the past year the sorority as a whole participated in the Homecoming Parade, winning 4th place for their float. Top Cat. Zetas were also active in the Theta Chi Marathon, Lambda Chi Alpha Bounce-A-Thon and Greek Sing. Individual members participated in the musical, Showboat, the lUPisces swimshow. Miss lUP pageant and the RHA Dance Marathon. FRONT: Susan Montgomery — president, Darlene Yerep - ritual chairman. Sue Bucklin - historian, Ci Paris — social chairman, Karen Burlett - recordmg secretary, lean Hannigan - membership chairman, |oann Cusumano - corresponding secretary, Anni Pagni - pledge trainer, Debbie Fmdiey — vice-president ROW 2: Debbi Maxey, Karen Maier, Marie Martin, Mel Mercurio, lane Scala, Mona Larimer, Trena McClelland, Susie Baum, Shen Rost ROW 3: Geralyn Sullenberger, Lori Musolin, Sandy Genova, Kathy Kramer, Mary Brehm, Kelly Cache, Cindy Dillman, Shari Scarnicky, Michelle Renner, Dawn Zellefrow, Kathy Strank, Kathy Flannigan, Barb Neckrich, Chris Miller, Denise Nider. ROW 4: Cheryl Christenson, Lynn Dakin, Emily Browell, Debbie Larsen, Nanette Mangie, Mardie Moore, Dawnelle Bugher, Claire Roos, Lynn Willig, Sally Kuppelweiser. ALPHA OMICRON PI The Gamma Beta chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi was founded in 1966 here at lUP. It is a national sorority with other chapters located throughout the United States and in Canada. The chapter here consists of 40 active members. The sisters participated this year in the Homecoming Parade by winning the 5th place trophy for their float Pink Panther and the Blue Ar- dvaark, built with the brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa. They also were active in the Theta Chi Marathon, Sigma Chi Derby Days and several intramural sports. As their national Philanthropy Project, the sisters support the Arthritis Foundation. FRONT: Penny Weaver - president, Stephanie Resley — vice-president, Karen Bechtold - vice-president, Kathy Pina - Recording Secretary, Karen Keisling - treasurer, Kathy Howat — corresponding secretary. ROW 2: Deb Rennich, lackie McCormick, Phyllis Powell, loyce Kish, Sara Smith, Doreen Cromen, ROW 3: Mary Ellen Henderson, Marti Weltman, Anne Willison, Barb Kulis, Paulette Fenyus. Karen Peterson, Nancy Wilhelm, Kathy Flynn, Robin Mullen, Donna Schellberg, Kathy De Ninno, Barb Corso. MISSING: Renee Coughenour, Mary Lynn Dedas, Bobbi Gibson, Patty Herman, Kathy Hoover, leanette Lewers, Mary Ann Luscia, Ginny Natarian, Kathy Naughton, Vicki Smith, Terry Sprowls, Cheryl Ursin. 142 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA OFFICERS FRONT: Carol Snyder - guard, Mary Ann Masuga - corresponding secretary, Karen Hunzeker - Panhe ' l. delegate historian. BACK: Monica York - treasurer, Susan Baker — membership chairman, Nancy Barrett — president, Nancy Hockenberger — recording secretary, Cathy Love — altruistic SISTERS: Nancy Barrett, KathI Tarsovich, Caren Cunningham, Janice Anderson, Lynn Cummings, Kalhy Vernon, Cathy Love, Carol Snyder, Marsha Trembath, Carol Yesline, Shauna Casamasa, Marlene Mikuclnski, Adair Wallace, Nancy Durkin, Vicki Kullcs, Mary Ann Masuga, Arlene Rodriguez, Cathy Sweda, Linda High, Cindy Durblano, Barbara Tito, Monica York, )oni Lochrie, P. ). Dziak, Marian Abramski, Nancy Hockenberger, Karen Hoftman, Melanie Overman, Mimi Johnston, Candy De Forest, Lynn Rehner, Karen Hunzeker, Nancy Salopek, Michele Beresik. Debbie Piper, Char Ruffulo, Sue Baker, Debby Dennis, Helene McElrath, Cheryl Frew, Mary Hilewick, Carol Thompson, Kim Eshelman. Lyn Steeb, lane Cutitta, Linda Aho, Carol Kunz, Manlynn Paletta, Catherine Canavan, Bobbi )o Kautfman, Cindy Luck, Norma Mance! Mary Ann Hobaugh. Diane Druga, Dorothy Postles, Mary McGlnley, Diana Ziter, Ellyn Kraus, Karen King, Dawn Drake, Beth .Mikesell, Kathleen McKnight 143 SIGMA CHI IT ' S DERBY DAYS AGAIN! ' b. ;Jr - r.-.,:y -- m PHI SIGMA KAPPA BROTHERS: Ron Frederick, Don Frederick, Dave Ritter, |im Kiak, )ay Griffin, Mike Kowlson, Charlie McConegly, Don La Marca, Tom Gathers, Duncan Woods, Les Fullem, |im Schofield, Vic Babcock, Lou Incardona, Tom Ellexson, Brian Lucas, Dave Naser, Tom Happel, Kevin Gallagher, Tom Sanders, )im Ammon, Sonny Stenger, Ron Guida, Bob Hartman, Mark Trembath, John Sikora, Bob Jones, Mark Losey, Chuck Stewart, Dave Haba, )ohn Novelli, Tom Brule, )im Severa, Mike Simoneelli, Scott Williams, jerry Careghini, Artie Serfass, Dan Rinneer, Dale Osterwise, Gary Esladt, Greg Zozack, Ken Waick, Bob Bowers, Steve Marositz, Jeff Bugher, Bill Jones, Gary Funari, Bruce Carnalli, Quent Szymanski, Dan De Grave, |im Antonelli, Mike Rothrock, Tony Lewgood, Kurt Wilkenson, Larry McGinnis, Paul Bobal. MISSING: Ken Marinelli, Mike Morgan, Rick Ondick, Terry Brilton, Matt Clarke, Gary Hinston, Mike Pennesi, Mark Falcon, Greg Orangio, Carl Stevens, Rich Adams, Gene Kotulka, lack Driscoll, Don Faulkonbridge, Armond Leibling, )oe Provenzo, )oe Abraham, lack Adams, Dave Brown, |im Laughlin, Ken Ensco, Vince Stanavich, Doug Arnold. In the past year Phi Sigma Kappa has grown to be one of the largest fraternities on campus, with 78 brothers. At Homecoming they were presented with an honorable mention in the Dean ' s Cup Competition; the first time such a distinction was made because of the closeness of the competition. Community service ranked high on the list of Phi Sigma Kappa priorities as they collected over $8,000 for groups such as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Ebensburg State Hospital and the Open Door. Hopefully, next year will show the continued progress and growth of Phi Sigma Kappa. 146 THETA CHI Presently consisting of 67 active brothers, the Epsilon Eta chapter of the Theta Chi fraternity was founded in 1957. Again this year, Theta Chi served the community contributing to the Big Brother — Big Sister program through their annual marathon Ihe contribution comprised 85% of their annual budget. In intramurals it remains amtjng the tof) ten consistently. Many brothers are and have been contributing to lUP ' s football, soccer, tennis and wrestling teams. Drank a potion stronger than me, got me all confused, why you so amused don ' t tell me, you ' ve had way too much tonight. — America FRENCH CLUB FRONT: Linda M. Toy loAnna Santucct Theresa Vosko ROW 2: Rosemary Norman Anita Bisaha Marie Gerheart Sharon Cent Millie Young Lisa Scheeren Ginny Irvin Nadia Belkadi We live by messages . . . the ruins of every civilization are the marks of men trying to express themselves to leave an impression upon the earth. Loren Eiseley PI DELTA PHI FRONT: Robert Whitmer - advisor, Lisa Scheeren, Theresa Vosko - president BACK: Rosemary Norman, |oAnna Santucci, Mane Cerheart, Pat Savinese, Deborah Landowski MISSING: Cherie Qualhlero - vice-president, Lesli Honalki - Sec treas., Kathy Beltzel, Victoria Bellissimo, Teresa Bosserman, April Cassel, Marilyn Dovalovsky, Linda Cannon, Sharon Cent, Karen Ostroski, Anne Pagni, Nancy Smulski, Linda M Toy, Karen Trembach, Anne Wentling HONORARY MEMBERS: Nadia Belkadi, Michelle Navello, Anny Morandy. Je promets de taire tout ce qui sera en mon pouvior pour repandre la culture francaise. 149 ALPHA SIGMA TAU FRONT: Caroline Rogers, Karen Incardona, Peggy DeGraff, Carol Kuruc, Karen Mayberry, VIv Lioon, Maureen Kozusko ROW 2: Sue Bergman, Barb Maslak, Lisa Zydei, Mary Moyer, Beverly Newell. ROW 3: Lisa Garfield, Kim Swift, Linda Lawson, Christie Bemiller, Kathy Miller, Terry Spiel, Aimee Dettenhofer, Bobbie Tray, Lisa Leiphart, Pat Roth. ROW 4: Leisa Heycock, Sue Belser, Michele Marcus, Candy Krohmer ROW 5: Margie Seliak, Lynne Giuliana, Natalie Mancini, Betty Ann Wilson, Cindy Shevenaugh, Beverly Gaydos, Debbie Raspet, Cindy Wagner ROW 6: Cindy Duchala, Wendy Baylor, Muriel Wagner, Cindy Wingert, Mary Gulp, Laura A Hostovich, Karen Konar, Barb Piatt, Debbie Kuzman. 150 Alpha Sigma Tau sorority has a history of active involvement in the campus and community. Its philanthropies include contributions to Ebensburg Children ' s Hospital and collections for the Indiana Free Library. This year the group placed third in the Lambda Chi Alpha Bounce-a- thon for Muscular Distrophy. With a membership of 65 girls, Alpha Sigma Tau participated in Homecoming, Derby Days and took second place in Greek Sing this year. INTRAMURAL STAFF 152 FALLING STARS After a late entry into the 1975 intramural competition. Falling Stars, consisting of only 12 members, took first place in every event they entered. Sports included were basketball, Softball and badminton, in which they placed both first and second. This outstanding performance enabled them to capture the all points title in the women ' s division. In 1976, Falling Stars became a recognized club at lUP, and the roster has expanded in order for the team to enter a wider variety of sports such as pool, volleyball and archery. S. Bayles, B Ashton, A Wheal, ). McAnulty, B Finch, C Lebo, Pink , C Steele, C Coffus, D. S. Rucki. MISSING: M. Dvis, L. Henry 153 MARCHING BAND - ■ ' - ' i ' i.: tlA i ' - r. Since its organization in the 1920 ' s the lUP Marching Band has been an ever-changing organization. This year, under the direction of Frank Dillard, assisted by Gary Orner and Charles Spicer, the band added flag and rifle teams, majorettes, and the first female Field Conductor in its history, Gayle Kubelick, to its ranks. Its 120 members perform at all home games, two away games, guest appearances at several high schools, pep rallies. Freshman Orientation, weekly post game concerts, the Homecoming parade, and the annual Bands in Revue Concert. If your roommate happened to be a member of the band you could be assured of several things: 1) When you arrived in September the room belonged to your roomie already and you were just visiting for a year. 2) There would always be a supply of white shoe polish, muddy shoes, dirty pants, and sweaty shirts in the closet. 3) You knew where he would be from 4:10-6:00 every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from the beginning of school until Thanksgiving vacation. 4) Fie would acquire an ever-changing and vastly larger vocabulary before the end of the season. 5) And above all, regardless of how you felt after the party Friday night, he would be sure to get you up and out of bed when he left for rehearsal at 7:15 Saturday morning. 154 ALPHA PHI The Delta Phi chapter of Alpha Phi was founded at lUP in 1965. The sisters are involved in many activities on campus including mixers, Homecoming, Sigma Chi Derby Days and Greek Sing, where they won third prize this year. As their philanthropy project every spring, the sisters kidnap the lUP basketball team and demand donations to the heart fund for ransom. FRONT: Darlene Warren - v. p. of educalion scholarship Sandra Campbell - panhellenic rep. Lynn Hall - vice-president Susan Hamillon - treasurer Cynthia M. Lewis - president Fran Thompson - administrative Assist. ROW 2: jeanine Nossif Christine Lloyd - historian Sue Anne Maloney - social activities chairman Margaret Sorrell Donna Barkand Marsha DiBonaventuro Karen Shearer - chaplain ROW 3: Bo Yetter Diane Alberti Beverly Davis — housing chairman hostess Terry Carpinella Safdra Basehore - corresponding secretary lean Brothers Barbara Wolfe GIsele Watyka - lady marshall Cheryl Byers Melinda Good MISSING: Tricia Camptjell Laura lohnson Alice Schwarz - rush chairman Mary |o Flasik Sandra Colt Ginger Franci s Cindy Sineath loAnne Vetler - recording secretary Linda Sullivan Andrea Henry Sndra Cansel - pledge trainer Nancy Cassidy Mary Ann Obusek SIGMA KAPPA .7 i ' ' - r ' 156 157 ' These mature years in which, slower and slower, dimmer and dimmer 158 (tie tciru ics anii passions ot c luldhood fade away into the past. Loren Eiseley 159 160 If you treat an individual as he is, he ' ll stay as he is. But if you treat him as if he were what he ought to be or could be, perhaps he will become that. - from How To Be Your Own Best Friend Xltfl i I j wP ! JOSEPH ABRAHAM TERRI ABRAMOVIC CYNTHIA ADDICOTT PATSY ADOBATO CHARLES AILES II LAURIE ALCORN TRACEY ALDRICH RONALD ALICANDRO KIMBERLY ALLEN BRIAN ALLGAIER DENISE ANDERSON VICKIE ANDERSON WENDY ANDERSON lOQUITTA ANSLEY ROGER APPLEGATE DAVID ARNER VICTOR BABCOCK THOMAS BABYAK CHRISTOPHER BAKER )OAN BALDAUF 164 ALVIN BANKS DEBRA BARGO ANITA BARR IAN BARR lOHN BARR STEVEN BARTON CARMEN BARTUCCIO ANN BAUER CAROL BAUKNICHT KATHY BAUMAN CYNTHIA BERDRON JAMES BECOLLY VICKY BELLISSIMO RICHARD BEM LAUREN BENDER MARGARET BENDURE ROSEMARY BENNETT DOUGLAS BENNINK MICHELE BERESIK PAMELA BIANCOTTI 165 lOHN BIERYLA ANITA BISAHA WILLIAM BLACKBURN HELEN BLOOM MARIE BILLER DEBORAH BISHOP WILLIAM BLAKE GARY BOARDMAN LORI BILYEU ANN BITTNER lAYNE BLANKENBICKER STANTON BOCKOVEN CARMEN BIONDO CATHERINE BLACK LYNDIA BLASKO REBECCA BOCZ MARIAN BIRCH MARIORIE BLACK MARY BLATT ALBERT BODNAR Mk I H V HEf r V L K ■ k. i ■ h 4lr •se i — « . i ii it. 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FRIEDSAM lOSEPH FROEHLICH MARY FRYDRYCH BONNIE FUHRER DEBORAH FUNKA JOHN CALLAHER LINDA GARNER SANDRA GAROFALO SUZAN GARTNER BERNADETTE GARY lAMES GASPER 177 % Km rv V- V K ' ' ' ' ' I MICHELECENOVESE i WILLIAM GEORGE B h B L. MARKGEREGA HR H ft CHARLOTTE GERHART k W I. 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KIRK HOUSE CONNIE HOCKIN ELIZABETH HOLDEN KATHY HOOVER TERESA HOUSHOLDER MARY HOECKELMAN EVELYN HOLKA TODD HOOVER MARILYN HRUTKAY DEBRA HOFFMAN SUSAN HOLNAIDER PATRICIA HOUK MARIAN HUDACEK 181 ROBERT HUGHES TAMAH HUGHES DEONNE HUNGER ROBERT HUNT DAVID HUNTER DE BRA HUNTER ELIZABETH HURLEY HELENKAY HUTCHINSON ANN HUTCHISON LARRY HUTCHISON MARY HYATT LISA lANOTTA MARY INFANTINO lOSEPH INNERST VIRGINIA IRVIN EUGENE JAMES )R. NANCY lANCSO KATHLEEN lANISZEWSKI LORETTA lANOSKO WENDY JASPER 182 CARL lELOVICH VIRGINIA lENKINS DEBRA lOHNSON jERO lONES SUSAN lONtS PAT JOSEPH RICHARD lOSWICK DAVID KACHONIK AMY KACARISE STEVE KAHAT ROBERT KAMINSKI KATHRYN KASANICKV US lUDITH KEEPER MARTHA KELLER ARLENE KELLY MARCIA KELLY PATRICK KELLY PHYLLIS KENDALL DEBORAH KENNEDY CHERYL KEPPEL ' ' - j wl ' jr 183 CYNTHIA KERNER VALERIE KESTER NICHOLAS KIAK KIANA KIDD GWYN KIERNAN ROBERT KILMER KARIN KING TIMOTHY KING EDWARD KINLEY DANIEL KINNEER JOSEPH KIRBY ROSE KISSLING 184 S NOR MlfN IMOWAS MINCjtNSWIUi DWIGHT KUWP lUDITH KLUCHtR lA.MtS KNAPIK JANET KNAPPENBERGER SUSAN KOCHENOUR CHARLES KOHLER PATRICIA KOLESAR LINDA KORCINSKY CAMILLE KOSTELAC DAVID KOVACH LISA KOVACH MAUREEN KOZUSKO DENISE KUBALA JAMES KUHLMAN IS ALAN KUNIC CAROL KUNZ MICHAEL KURIMSKY CATHY LADISIC ' fM 185 GERALD LACO CATHIE LAIRD lOHN LAIRD LOU LAIRD MYRNA LAIRD WILLIAM LAMPSON BRIAN LAND DEBORAH LANDOWSKI lONI LANDY BRYAN LARQUERE DEBRA LARSEN PATR ICIA LASKOSKI SUSAN LATIMER CONDACED LATSHAW EVA SIU HO LAW CEDRIC LAWRENCE MONICA LAWRENCE ROBERT LAZZARI lAMES LEADER ROSEMARIE LEDONNE 186 ? f CHARLES LEFEVRE FRANK LEWANDOWSKI WAYNE LICAS VICTORIA LISCINSKY CYNTHIA LEGIER lEANNETTE LEVVERS CYNTHIA LINNER MARIAN LISHINSKY LISA LEIPHARl ROBERT LEWIS VIVIAN LIOON DEBORAH LITTLE lOHN LENTZ II WILLIAM LEWIS HARRY LIPP CARLA LIVOLSI lAMbS LENYO SUSAN LIEB KAREN LIPP ROBERT LIVORIO 187 GEORGE LLOYD SUSAN LOESCH DANIEL LOSEGO PATRICIA LOUDEN CATHERINE LOVASZ DEBORAH LOVE MICHAEL LUCAS PAULETTE LUCHINI )OHN LUISI WILLIAM LUKENSIR. DIANE LUKETICH JOSEPH LUNIEWSKI DWIGHT LYDIC MELANIE LYONS VAN MA ANGELA LOUIS MAFRICE KAREN MAIER ROSE MARIE MAJESTIC HARRIET MALESKI GLENN MALONEY ROONEY MAWUl X KRISTINE MANGONt CECILIA MANNO lOSEPH MANZELLA MMTHEVV MARELLO LINDA MARIErri DANIEL MARINO FRANK MARLATT PAMELA MARTIN PHYLLIS MASCARA MICHAEL MASON SYLVIA MASON CHERYL MAUREY KAREN MAYBERRY DARLENE MAZOCK ROBERT MAZZOTTA lOYCE McADAMS JOANNE McAFOOSE jONATHON McAWLEN ALAN McCANDLESS 184 MICHAEL McCARRAHER lOHN McCOOL DONNA McELHINY DEBRA Mclaughlin PATRICIA McCaULEY BECKY McCOY HELENE McELRATH THOMAS McMAHON DONALD McCLEARY V McCOY CAROLYN McGLEW MARSHA McMASTER MARY McCLEARY DENISE McCRORY BRIAN McCLONE CAROL McMICHAEL JANICE McClelland KARL McDERMOTT IEANNETTE McGLOTHLIN MARY McNALLY 190 ROBIN McWILLIAMS ELLEN MEALS CAMPBELL lEAN MEDASIE EMILY MEDIC NANCY MEIGHEN DEBRA MENTZER lOSEPH MENY JOANNE MERRITT ROBIN MERRITT KAREN MERTZ ALAN MERZ BEVERLY MEYERS RANDALL MIDOCK lOSEPH MIELECKI MARLENE MIKUCINSKI BONNIE MILLER KERRY MILLER LINDA MILLER I NANCY MILLER RONALD MIMMIE ROBERT MINTEER JUDITH MOESSNER CLARE MOINEAU DENISE MOLITERNO JOHN MONTGOMERY THOMAS MOORE PATRICIA MOREY SUE MORGAN ROBERT MORGAN BECKY MORONY SALLY MORRISON MARY MOYER MARY MRUGALA JOYCE MULKERN KATHLEEN MULLEN DAVID MEMMERT MICHELE MYERS JANET NASH DEBORAH NATSKAKULA CAYLE NAUMANN 1 r V t ' 1 J A ik Iw 192 lANtl NlAl DENISE NEATROUR MARY PAT NEATROUR UIBORAH NEIDIG CHERYL NEIGHLY DIANE NELSON lAMES NELSON MARTIN NELSON RICHARD NELSON WILLIAM NEWHOUSE lOSEPH NEYHART MARY lANE NICKLES SUSAN NICOLE DENISE NIDER lOSE NIETO ROBERT NILES )AY NOEL lAMES NORRIS lOANNE NOVAKOVICH CHRISTINE NUTTALL 193 GARY OBUSEK JAMES OCONNOR )OHN OCONNOR THOMAS OESTE MARIMICHAEL OHALLOKAN DIANA OLAY TIMOTHY OLSON KATHLEEN ONDO MARLENE ONESKY JUDITH ORAVEC CAROL ORLOSKY KAREN ORWIG 194 WENDY OSMAN CLAUDIA OSTAFFY KATHYOTERSON LISA OTTAVIANI FREDERICK OTTE MICHELEEN PACKARD DEBRA PACE LARRY PALMER PATRICIA PALMIER! GREGORY PAPROCKI GARY PAULL TERESA PAVLEKOVSKY DIANE PEARSON lUDITH PECENAK LOUIS PEICHTAL MARTHA PEIRCE MICHAEL PERESOLAK LEONARD PESOTINI LARRY PETERSON RICHARD PETRO 195 DAVID PHELPS BONNIE PHILLIPS ANGELA PICCIRILLI DEBRA PIERCE DENISE PINKER ANTHONY PINO DIA NA PIPER KATHY PLASO PHYLLIS PLATT MARIE PLYMIRE LEAH POLLOCK LINDA PONTIUS NANCY POPOWICZ NORMA POPOWICZ MILLER MARSHA PORTER JOAN PRAZENICA ROBERT PRENATT lOHN PRESCOTT lUNE PRICE MICHAEL PRONIO 1% BRUCE PROUD TONIRENEE PUTT MARY QUEISER NATALIE RACHOCKI VIRGINIA RADIC lOAN RANIERI DEBRA RASPET DALE RAIJENZAHN GAIL RAUENZAHN CHARLES RAY DIANNE RAYNER ROBERT RECH PATRICIA REICHLEY PATRICIA REIGH DEBORAH REISH PHILIP RESSLER DEBORAH REYNOLDS ELAINE RHOADES DEBORAH RHOADS PATRICIA RHODES 197 KATHLEEN RICCIO KATHY RICE MAIORIE RICE KATHY RICHARDS DAVID RIDDLE DAVID RIDINGER lUDITH RIMOLDI JANICE RINEHART DALE RINGER GREGORY RISCO PATRICIA ROBERTS SANDRA ROMAN THOMAS ROMICK MARY ROONEY LINDA ROSE DAVID ROSENBERG LYNN ROSER CAROL ROSS MICHAEL ROSS lANE ROTH 198 PATRICIA ROUTCH MARLA ROY DEBORAH RUDOLPH ONIHIA KUPFNER MARIAN RUCLOVSKY HILTON RUSH SHARON RUSH )AMES RUSSELL DAVID RUTHERFORD CEORGIANNE SABOL MARY SABOL ALAN SALAMON NANCY SALOPEK JEFFREY SALZMAN RICHARD SANDBOTHE JOANNA SANTUCCI CHERYL SARACHINE PAUL SARELAKOS VINCENT SAVELLI WANDA SAYLOR 199 PHILIP SCALISE WILLIAM SCHEIHING CAROL SCHWAB SHAWN SCOTT PATRICIA SCALZOYT VICKIE SCHELL DAVID SCHWARTZ JOANNE SEBASTIAN SHARI SCAVNICKY NANCY SCHILD CARLASCOGLIETTI THOMAS SLIP ROBERT SCHABERL CHRISTINE SCHOCK lACQUELYN SCOTT MARIAN SENSION jOAN SCHAEFFER CYNTHIA SCHREFFLER RONALD SCOTT WAYNE SERA J ' iM ' J 200 lOAN SETREE lAMES SEVERA FRANK SHAFFER ROBERT SHAW VALERIE SHEARER MELVIN SHERMAN CAROL SHIELDS SUSAN SHIELDS GEORGENE SHINBERG DAVID SHIPE CtRMnSHIRLEV L:)E BORAH SHOLTIS MARGARET SIBO TONY SI K AVI H ' RRY SILVIS KARLN SI (INK K NICHOLL SIMOUNET CHRISTINE SINCLAIR DEBORAH SIRKO IIMSLOSNERICK 201 STEPHANIE SMELTZER SUSAN SMOUSE DOUGLAS SMITH KEITH SMITH LINDA SMITH NANCY SMITH SARA SMITH SCOTT SMITH RICHARD SMITHBAUER NANCY SMULSKI ROBERT SNOWDEN DEBORAH SNYDER SANDRA SNYDER TERRI SOCHOR SANDRA SOFFA REBECCA SOISSON PAULETTE SOLOMON ANNAJEAN SOPKO VIRGINIA SOWDEN RHONDA SPELLMAN 202 SAUNDRA SPELLMAN BEVERLY SPERL SHIRLEY SPRACUE CRAIG STABLER JOHN STAMP TERESA STANFORD PATRICIA STARR DIANE ST AZER DORIS STEIN ROBERT STEMPFER PATRICIA STEPHENS THOMAS STEPHENS lANET STEWART MARKSTONEBURNER DONALD STONER MARY KAY STONER SUE STONESIFER CAROLE STOUFFER MARGARET STOUGH DOROTHY STRAITIFF ii;-.- -•-•- 203 DEBBIE STRAND PATRICIA STREFELER GREGORY STUMP )OYCE STYER PATRICIA SUIT BRUCE SULKEY NANCY SULLIVAN PATRICIA SUTTON IRINASYTY QUENTIN SZYMANSKY RENfcETAMBELLINI MICHAEL TAYLOR KAREN TESSICINO DEBORAH THOMAS MARK THOMAS MARY THOMAS 204 NANCY THOMPSON REBECCA THOMPSON MARK THOMPSON DIANE TICE MARY TIDD MARIANNE TIERNEY )OHN TOBIN CHRISTOPHER TOCI ELIZABETH TOMAYKO ANNE TORNETTA DAVID TREUSCH BARRY TREXLER 205 MARIE TRUCK DAVID TRUXAI. TIMOTHY TURKO lEFFREY TURNER )OHN UCCELLINI M ' RTHA ULRICH SHARYLUNRATH DONNA URCHEK lOEL VARGA ROBERT VARGO MARYANN VARNER LUCINDA VEIY CARMINE VENDITTA LOUISE VERBECK LINDA VICNE )EAN VINSKI CAROLYN VIOLA lUDITH VISCO MARIE VITKO lANICE VOCKROTH 206 JERRV VUCKOVICH MARGARET VUKMANOVICH CAYLE WACKtRMAN lAMES WAGNER AILEEN WAKEFIELD ADAIR VVMLACt MARIAN WALSH CHRISTINA WAN ALEXANDER WANG BARRY VVAREHAM RAYMOND WASH AM KAREN WASIL REBECCA WATSON DENNIS WAY CAROL WEIDLE DONNA WEIDMAN lANETWEINERT MARY WEIXEL KAREN VVELESKI lEFFREY WELSH 207 ELIZABETH WERTZ RANDALL WHITLATCH REBECCA WIGGINS KATHY WILEY DOROTHY WILHELM NANCY WILHELM lAMES WILKINSON DEBRA WILLIAMS SARAH WILLIAMS ANNE WILLISON CHARLES WILLS )R. KATHLEEN WILMOTH DEBORAH WILSON GARY WILSON lOSEPH WILSON LINDA WIMER MARY WINCARD BOBBI WINGER BARBARA WINKLER EUGENE WISHNEYIR. 208 MAKY WISNIEWSKI DANIEL WOLZ MARC YERTON SAMUEL ZACOUR VICKIE WISNOUSE BARBARA WOOD BETTY YETTER LAURA ZALOKAR UtNNIb Wll IMtK )OHN WOOD lEFFREY YOUNG DEBRAZANDANEL MARIE WIZBOWSKI MILTON WOOD KEITH YOUNG lAMES ZANECOSKY )AMES WOHLGEMUTH LU WRIGHT WILLIAM VOUNGBLUT DONALD ZEIGLER 209 lAMES ZEIGLER DONALD ZEILINCER lONATHAN ZELL MICHAEL ZIPPARO LUCILLE ZITO DAVID ZUCHERO CAROL ANGELINI FRANK REBAR DONNA BENKO DAVID BERTOVIC JAMES BLOEMKER PHILLIP BOAS PAUL BORNEMAN |R. KIMBERLY BOSSERT VALORIE BOWMAN VICKY BROMYARD DIANA ZEIGLER BROWN lAMES BROWN ZARA BRUBAKER CATHIE CESSNA 210 KEVIN DADEY DAVID DAHLHEIMER DONNA DEE ItNINE DEFELICES C YNTHIA FARABAUCH ID FARRELL RICHARD FREEBURN WILLIAM GLESSNER lEANETTEGRAY MARCIAGROMICKO ROBERT GROVE DAVE MAIN ROBERT HERMAN AMY HESS DEBRA HOFFMAN jIM JACKSON lOHN lEVICKY CHARLOTTE )OHN LINDA lOHNS DIANA JOSEPH 211 CHERYL KABALA lAMES KANE CYNTHIA KELLY EVE KIEFER KATHLEEN KONICKV LINDA KOPP BERNARn KOZIOWSKI |R, lOSEPH KRAUS jEEFREY KRIEG lOSEPH KUSHNER lAMES LATCH )ODY ZIMMERMAN LAVERTY PAULA LAZAR SHIH-CHIUNG LEE lAMES LEMMO GREGORY LYTLE KAREN LUTZ )EAN MACIEICZYK CYNTHIA MACRI PATRICIA MARLEY 212 wri-: ' PEGGY MARSHALL KAREN McELHENY GREGORY McNAMARE DENISE MEANS MARALYN MILLER )AMES MITCHELL KATHLEEN MOORE SUSAN MORRIS ROBIN MULLEN BILL NAGY NADINE NEHREBECKI CARL MERY |R. ROBERT NEWMYER MARY O ' CONNOR RICHARD ONDICK DEBRA ORENDORFF CARL PATTON lULIA PANICK MICHAEL PENNESI DENISE PIERRO 213 VERNON POLLOCK lUDAY PONITZ PAULA PONTRELU TOM PUTT SCOTT ROBERTS PAMELA SABISKI PEGGY SALVATI THOMAS SCUFFLE SANDRA SEX rON KAREN SHIMCHOCK DONNA SMITH DAVID SNYDAM SUSAN STAUFFER MICHIELLE ST CLAIR BRIETTAST CLAIR EILEEN TOSCANO LOLATURNBALL RAYMOND WEINERTjR. lANICE WILKE MARK LAROCCA 214 215 216 217 I ' l iinn i 218  ow«-« ' j,«OCW i 219 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Mr. and Mrs . Charles Ailes W. T. Backstrom Mr. and Mrs. )ames Bellissimo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bieryla Mr. William A. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Botlock Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bower Mr. and Mrs. lames Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brobert Mr. and Mrs. James Britten Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bugher Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark Mr. Walter L. Claypool Mr. David C. Conway Mr. Guy Cortese Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Costello Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cuilens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dole Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dougherty Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Ebright Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flenniken Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick Mrs. Glenn Freehling A. |. Friedrich Mr. and Mrs. Clement Gilio Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gorney Mr. John Gresock Mrs. Frances Gump Mr. and Mrs. Edward FHrrick Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoeckelman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honkus Mr. and Mrs. Hayward House Mrs. Fred Huckovich Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kochenour Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laird Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ligas Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lioon Mrs. Robert Lipp Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Louden Mr. and Mrs. John Lovasz Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucas Mr. Louis Mafrire Mr. and Mrs. George Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mann Mr. and Mrs. James Mannino Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McAwley Mr. and Mrs. James McCool Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McGlothlin Mrs. R. K. Miller Mrs. Lee Mimmie Mrs. M. D. Ottaviani Mr. and Mrs. Sam Piccirilli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Nicholos Rodio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salopek Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scheid Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Schellhase Dr. and Mrs. V. C. Scoglietti Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Sera Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shade Mr. and Mrs. Lester Siciliano Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silvis Mr. Eugene Simounet Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stephens Mrs. Harold Stouffer Mr. and Mrs. William Straitiff Mr. John Strefeler Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Szymansky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tamlitts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tasker Mr. Mark H. Tice Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tornetta Mr. and Mrs. Carl Truxal Mr. and Mrs. Metro Turko Mr. and Mrs. William VanRaaphorst Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Verbeck Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Voke Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Walker Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wilhelm Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wills Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilmoth Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wittmer Mr. Ewald Youngblut 220 . • v ,.Me - ' ■ m, - ' IJMI tM) 1 J ' tf , . ' I 1} 1 {KMPm. ' .IMSW ' ■   «J 221 The creation of the wor. IS still in progress . . . at this very moment you ' re building tomorrow. I Emerson 223 PHOTOGRAPHY Cynthia Linner - pgs. 1, 2, 9, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, sports section. Ken Mross - pgs. 13, sports section. Dean Devenzio - pgs. 6, 7, 8, 24, 26, 30, 31, organizations section. Cathy Hartung - faculty section. Karen Ferrick - faculty section. lulia Luty - pgs. 7, 8, 12, 27, 29, 30, 31. Barb Vanchuri - pgs. 18, 19, 22, 23. Mark LaRocca - pgs. 10, 28. Meredith Springer — Cover and divider pages. Davor Photo, Inc. Seniors and graduation. Special thanks to our photographers, the Public Information Office, and Bob, for all their help this year. 224