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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1980 volume:

Then prouder and taller, you stretch out your limbs . . . You become stronger and surer, you grow from within . . . Then you ' re tiny and frail, you bend with the ivind . . . n Yim ' re not but a seedling, yet it ' s where you begin . . . prg detai s bakyearb1 980indi 10 INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA Contents Opening 17 Interactions 31 Lifestyles 32 Events 64 Features 112 Academics 119 Organizations 147 Sports 211 Fall 212 Winter 230 Spring 250 Seniors 271 12 Oak Staff Gale Thoman Editor-in-Chief Timothy Solanic Easiness Manager Donald Hogeland Sports Editor (Fall) Anita Crossland Sports Editor (Spring) Cindi Lash Activities Editor (Fall) Pamela Ellis Activities E tor (Spring) Bobbie Pastemack Organizations Editor Amy Steimer Faculty Editor Joanne Zombotti Seniors Editor Janna Crittendon Literary Editor(Fall) Jeffrey Hileman Literary Editor (Fall) Carol Bilger Literary Editor (Spring) Arlene Dick Secretary Typist (Fall) Beth Adams Secretary Typist (Spring) Dana Santone Promotional Manager Liicile Stephenson Graphics Design Editor Peter Barta Head Photographer Edward Hennemann Assistant Photographer Mr. John Blystone Advisor 13 14 Alma Mater To our noble Alma Mater ' s name We, her children, sing a joyful lay, And to her a new allegiance pledge. That lives beyond a day. A prayer for her who sheltered us, A hope no child her name will stain, A cheer thrice given with a hearty voice And now a sweet refrain. Of loyalty are symbols twain. Her colors, crimson and the gray, Dear Indiana Mother Fair, The burden of our lay. Sing, O Sing, Our Alma Mater ' s praise. Hail, O Hail; her colors ' gleaming hue! Give to her our homage and our love And to her name be true. Hamlin Cogswell 15 Tr. ' ' SPt ' A PT iT - p J f ' . . 18 7 7 have learned nothing, I have experienced the passage of time. Both the instant and the eon have been my domain as I have passed the days, weeks, and years of my time here. I « . S It has only been an instant in the face of history, and yes, it seems only yesterday that I came to this place which seemed so vast. But now I call it home. 21 Often I felt that there was too little time to learn even what was required of me. There was so much to experience; so many people to meet. 22 I I I 23 Those I did come in contact with taught me a lot. Not the least of my lessons was that learning is not a phenomenon of the classrooms; I learned outside as well as within. 0! . ' 24 25 26 Ihoufiji the pressures of time were iireat, I made it through. I learned to cojje. In contrast to the pressure, I discovered an inner reserve of patience I had rwt realized I possessed. It lead to discipline. 27 28 had to work when I would have preferred to relax. But I still found time for friends, for fun — for the small things that mean the most. 29 Yes, I have experienced time. It has guided me in the course of my enrollment at lUP. Time has helped me grow like a tree with many branches of interest. It has also given me roots, and made me strong — like an oak. 30 Vnteraetions Dorms Dorm living. Hardly an experience that ' s easy to put into words. Most of us have lived there and we ' ve all come to know its weaknesses and its strengths. When we lived in Elsch, Lawrence, Whilnivre, or W ' ahr, we could find plenty of reasoas to move out. EJccuses such as: we ' re not really on our own, and no drinking in the dorms, were just a few of the more popular ones. Now looking back on it — wasn ' t it kind of fim to sneak that half- keg into your room past the hall coun- selor on duty? Well, at least it was fim until you started the party and found out that it was the first time in years that the counselor decided to spend a quiet eve- ning at home in his room. Then, of course, there ' s the meal plan which every dorm- dweller is required to get. . or B — both of them guarantee an exquisite opportu- nity to experience the culinar ' delights of either Foster or Folger cafeteria. But of- ten, the cafe is the only place in town a person can go to eat six desserts at one sitting. Seriously, living in a residence hall can be one of the most rewarding of all college experiences. You can alwavs find a friend to talk with, study with, laugh with and even cry with if necessary. .■Vnd besides, where else could you find one or two other people crazy enough to go out and throw snowballs at three in the morning — whether it ' s snowing or not? 32 34 lit 35 36 37 38 ' . ..- ' .m .c SiOikai . 39 Langham 3--- ?V - 40 41 42 43 ' A 44 I 45 46 47 Off-Campus Dorms Leininger, MacGregor, Algonquin, Hope, Wyoming, and Leroy. If you are looking for an off-campas dorm, Indiana has sev- eral from which to choose. Whether it is Oakland, Rooney, or one of the above, each offers the convenience of dorm living without University regulations. Each dorm, owned by an individual or corpo- ration, sets its own niles and employs its own counselors. They cater to people who cannot get University housing, or who want to live in a different location. Some, like Leininger. have dining facilities for the residents, while others are set up just like the on-campus dorms. Many have private rooms for those who prefer them. But no matter how they operate, off- campus dorms offer lUPs students con- venient, resonably-priced housing. .: i: 1 « 1  n 48 OE Jy an T ■imKwTi 1 i 1 1 tl ' 49 Apartments N ' inetv-eight, ninet -nine, one hiuidrecl, or so it seems by the time you get to the top of the steps with the groceries. Our off- campus apartments somehow ahvays seem to lie at the top of a million steps or six miles from the campus. Even so, apart- ment life means that you ' re finally on vour own. There are no hall counselors to evaluate, hut you have to cook for vour- self and there ' s no longer anyone to clean the bathroom for you. There is something satisf ing about finding and moving into that first apart- ment — even though you have to move a mountain of jimk into a two-room abode you share with seven other people. Yet the joy of living vour own lifest le, behol- den only to your landlord, makes it more than worth everv minor inconvenience. 50 Houses First, find ten people (preferably of the same sex) who think they might l e able to live together. Next, start looking at least six months in aclviuue; put ads in the papers, ask Clark Hall, bother your friends who already live off campus. Fi- nally — when you find something that has not lieen condemned and Ls not a winter resort for small, furr - vermin — sUp the landlord a few extra dollars just to be sure he ' ll hold it for you. But, never fear, once you have that off ampiLS house sith a lovely view of somebody ' s nist Buick right outside vour front door, the fim has just begim. Undoubtedly, the l est thing about living in an off-campus house in the CLOSE relationships you develop with your roomies. Whether its fighting for the bathroom on the night of a big date, typing to your roommate ' s Pink Floyd albimi, or studying anatomy together (no matter whose it is), moving out of the dorms to try conununal living is a great experience — if one of you can cook! . ' A 52 53 Greeks Swallowing goldfish, flagpole sitting, and marching single-file backwards. That ' s what your parents thought when you told them you were ' going Greek. ' Since then, you ' ve learned being Greek means more than three times to a match and singing ridiculous songs. Sure there ' s lots of fim involved like Sigma Chi Derby Days, Phi Psi 500, parties, and fornuds. Greek life is a feeling not to l: e described by a member of a sorority or fraternity, or felt by one who isn ' t. If you ' re fortunate enough to be a Greek, you know just how important alpha, beta, gamma, and the rest of those letters are. You wear them and cherish them forever. ■ H m El I ' ' K 1 ' 1 ■1 ' . ' ' ■- j i f ■t r % Hi 1 ■ . ga g3 .65 ea ea sa 54 Commuters From battling blinding snowstorms to the agonv of a flat tire five minutes before an 8 o ' clofk,IUP s commuter experiences it all. On a campus where housing is some- times impossible to find, the next Iwst option is often a Chevy with reclining bucket seats. The commuter ' s car is his best friend. It ' s a place to keep books, clothes, used coffee cups, and those favorite. Charlie Daniels Band tapes. It ' s also a great place to catch a little shut-eye between lectures — pro- vided, that is, you don ' t lose the car in a pot hole on your way to the parking lot! 56 57 Couples College provides lots of things, including the chance to fall in love. At II ' P, just alxjut the time the squirrels get back from Florida — or wherever they spend their winters — one begins to see people walking arm in arm across the Oak Cirove. Some couples may be seen blow- ing a hurried kiss as they nm for class, while others catch a glimpse of that spe- cial someone during a lecture on physics. But. whether it ' s the guy you were just lavaliered to or the girl you ' ve jiLst mar- ried, manv people at I UP share something special with that special someone. It ' s that caring that makes it spring all year round. 58 59 Branch Campuses Kittanning aiid Piinxsiitawney. Whenever we think of ll ' P, we lix) often neglect our two branch campuses. But each, located 30 miles in opposite directions of the main campus, is important in its own Not onlv do these campuses give Indiana the prestige of being the only state-owned imiversitv to have branches, but they also help to make us the largest state-owned educational institution. The Big K and Fuaw were home for many of as during our first year or two at college. It was there that we met our best friend and met the prof who helped us survive the traimia of l)eing a freshman. One can safeK say that a branch campus is the place for those of us who prefer a family atmosphere. 60 •• — [ 1 61 W 1 i - • 1 1 ' -a i;J 1 fc • l f. V r lK: I V T 3 a3 Homecoming Tradition is the (Irisiiii; force l)ehind am Homecoining . . . traditional parade, tradi- tional football gaine, traditional parties. But lUP ' s 1979 Homecoming shattered the time-honored mores of the celehra- tion. Returning alumni viewed a parade honor- ing a male queen, Tim Carroll, as the various factions cheered or jeered him along the route. Although Tim Leventry was lUP ' s first male homecoming royalty in the earlv ' 70 ' s, Carroll was the first male to ride the queen ' s float. Patti Mehall and Cydney Shields werr Carroll ' s court. Later at the foothall game, lUP defeated rival Slippery Hock. ,- .em ' ' :i .m - 64 66 Homecoming Queen Homecoming Attendants Cvdnev Shields 69 MissIUP Kimberly DeMeno 70 Miss Black lUP ;: ► N Valerie Dorsev Marching Band The twirl of Hags, the spin of guns, rhyth- mic formations and the driving force of the drums. lUP ' s Big Marching Band entertained football fans at half time in new imiforms this year. Under the direction of Dr. Charles Casavant, the Big Indian silks, rifles, majorettes, and instnmientalists fiel- ded the largest band in I UP history. 72 73 B-Day Rally The student activism of the 60 ' s wit- nessed a rebirth at IIP on October 24, 1979 with Boycott Day, a protest aimed at rising tuition among the state-owned col- leges. Students at Pennsylvania State Colleges and lUP skipped classes in favor of at- tending B-Day workshops on tuition re- form in the New Student Lounge of the Student Union. Late in the afternoon, an overflow crowd gathered in Fisher . uditorium for a pro- test rally led hv SGA and CAS. Dear hai, , 74 Sam Jack Rally I UP students chanted and marched through the Oak (Jrove, staj ed a sit-in (hiring the Board of Trustees ' meeting, and held a rally in Flaj stone Theatre to protest the appointment of local business- man Sam W. Jack to the lUP Board of Trustees, jack angered students after stal- ing that he favored tuition increases and that students should pay their way through college by holding car washes and bake sales. 75 Christmas Bazaar Candles, art prints, wood carvings, and poodle sweaters were among the wares peddled in the Student I ' nion during the four-day annual Christmas Bazaar. The bazaar is designed to give students a chance to display their handiwork and is an economical place to pick up last-min- ute purchases. 76 Activities Fair Various lUP organizations set up exhibit booths and displayed their pet projects at the annual Activities Fair. Demonstra- tions, free samples and performing groups were among the festivities. - % y k T7 Australia ' s Little River Band rocked with a sellout crowd in the Field House October 6, 1979. While taping segments for a live album, the band played such hits as Reminiscing, Lady, and Lonesome Loser 78 Little River Band 79 America 80 I UP students were treated to an evening of lively, yet mellow music Octoljer 21, 1979, when America performed at the Field House. Michael Woods, C;erry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell played hits from their ten-year career, including I Need You, Daisy Jane, Tin Man, and Horse With No Name. 81 The Dirt Band 82 On Sunday, April 27, The Dirt Band plaved to an almost-capacity crowd in Memorial Field House. The seven-man troupe performed exceptional vocal and instrumental selectioas that kept the au- dience on its feet for the duration of the concert. They presented such songs as In for the Night, Mr. Bojangles, and 1814. ' highlight of the show was the crowd-plea-ser . merican Dream from their newest album of the same name. . fter such a worthwhile concert, ILP looks forward to hosting The Dirt Band again in the future. 83 M Livingston Taylor Down-home fountry boy Livingston Tay- lor rehimed to lUP as a solo performer on September 22, 1979 after opening various concerts previously. Taylor, brother of vocalist James Taylor, held his own with just a guitar while he sang Over the Rainbow and his hit I Will Be in Love With You. 84 Harry Chapin Harry Keep the Change Chapin played before a sellout crowd in Fisher Audito- rium March 4, 1980. During hLs benefit concert for World Hunger, Chapin per- formed his hits Taxi, Cat ' s in the Cradle, and Circle while imploring those in the audience to end starvation around the world. 85 Josh White Folk, rock, and Gospel singer Josh White, Jr. performed Tuesday, October 23 in Fisher Auditorium. . folk performer since the age of four, White said colleges are his favorite place to play because the audiences are more intimate and respon- sive. With his partner John Ba-sset, White had the audience participate in a number of tunes which included country and blues selections. No matter what style, though. Josh was not lying when he announced. I am good. He was. 86 Peaches and Herb ■Reunited, Shake Your Groove Thing, and Roller Skatin ' Mate were just a few hits Peaches and Herb performed for the packed crowd April 20 in the Field House. The over-riding theme of their show was love, and both the audience and the performers seemed to love what they were doing. Backed up by the nine-mem- ber band Too Hot, and a lot of crowd enthusiasm. Peaches and Herb ended their superb performance to the time of a ten minute ovation that brought them back for more great music. 87 Coffeehouses Where can you go on campus for free fiui and entertainment of exceptional quality, whether it ' s jazz, rock and roll, or good old footstomping hluegrass? An evening in attendance at one of lUP ' s many coffee- houses will guarantee an evening of enjoy- ment. They ' re held in the New Lounge of the Student Union usually on Friday and Sat- urday nights, and they ' re sponsored by the Activities Board. So, no matter what your ta-stes, or whether you prefer the music of Barrv Drake and Jan McLaughlin, or Mi- chael Spiro, there ' s always something for you at the coffeehouses to enjoy. 89 Gus Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago The Gregg Smith Singers 90 5X2 Dance Company Count Basic And His Orchestra 91 Ohio Ballet P.D.Q. Bach 92 Eubie! Deathtrap 93 Erica Jong ' ■ Ve live in an a e of tremendous op- portunity for women as writers. We have freedom to defy convention. Defying convention is something Erica Jong does well. The author of Fear of Flying and hooks of poetry such as Half- Liics and UncRoot spoke in Fisher . udi- torium on Thursday, November 5. She t;ilked about writing, feminism, and combining the two. .Ms. Jong also read selections of her work to the attending audience. The Warrens America ' s top ghost-hunters, Ed and Lor- raine Warren sjx)ke in Fisher .Auditorium on Wednesday, October 24. Thev pro- duced evidence to .show the .Amityvilje Horror actually happened and clainud the film version of the Lutz ' s story uas based on fact and was not exaggerated. 94 Bobby Seale Bobby Seale, co-founder of the Black Pan- ther Party, spoke on bringing the needs of the peo|)le to the government on Tuesday, Feburary 5 in Fisher Audito- rium. Seale, a well-known political activ- ist during the sixties, stated that the tur- l)ulent sixties decade represents the high tide of social change while he suggested the eighties represent the time to realize that the domestic problems have not l)een solved. As a director of .advocates Seen, a lobbying and community organizing group, Seale pledged to do evervthing possible to see that they will be seen. David Frye David Frve, nationalK-knowii comedian and political satirist, performed at Fisher . uditoriiun on Monday, . pril 21st. Fr e. who l egan mimicking movie per- sonalities while he was in high .school, is best kno Ti for his political impersona- tions. In 197.3. he put out an album en- titled, I . m The President. Life wasn ' t alwavs eas ' for Fr e. - fte r college and a stint in the . miy he was emploved bv his fatlier s office cleaning company. However, despite doing a good job, the - fired him for answering the phone with a Humphrey Bogart accent. 95 Kreskin On Tuesday, Fehniary 12, the Amazing Kreskin astounded a Fisher Auditorium audience with his psychic powers. Through his suggestions, both verbal and non-verbal, Kreskin turned out a corps of spacemen, produced an atmosphere so hot that several participants began to strip, read the minds of audience members with startUng acc-uracy, and even submitted his pavcheck for a trick that was proof of his psvchic capabilities. Kreskin, led offstage by three audience members, directed oth- ers to hide his paycheck. Upon his return, it took him onh minutes to recover the check from its hiding place imder a po- licemans cap. Kreskin also offered a monetary reward to any skeptic who could prove he used any devices in his performance. But the en- tertainer ' s fantastic act made us all be- lievers. 96 Tim Settimi Mime Tim Settimi presented a classic- show to a Fisher Auditorium crowd on Wednesday, March 5. Settimi executed all of his imaginatve presentations with a Hair and precision that not only showed his expertise, but his love for his work. With- out a sound, Settimi had the audience see ' a hometown parade, a pair of disco dancers, and a man fishing. In hLs skit, Justice, Settimi portrayed a thief scaling walls and cracking a safe. The thief is caught hut manages to escape, only to hang himself accidentally upon his exit. Settimi did, however, appeal to the audi- tory sen.se when he played his flute and sang a song entitled, I ' m A-goin ' Fish- It took no stretch of the imagination to see Tim Settimi as the extraordinary artist he is. 97 Derby Days Perhaps nothing embodies the spirit of Creek Week at Il ' P more than Sigma C:hi Derhy Days. This year. Alpha Sigma Tan won the first place trophy for gathering the most points. But all sororities joined together in friendly competition to raise money for Camp Orenda. The com- petition reached its peak at Keith Field during the games as different sororities participated in events like Dress A Sig, and everyone ' s favorite, Musical Ice Buckets. Heidi Sampson, a Sigma Sigma Sigma sister, reigned as Derby Days Queen. This year ' s Golden Derby was rescued from the basement of John Sutton Hail. Derby Days is just one example of the spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood each Creek exhibits during Creek ' eek. Other events this vear included the Phi Psi 500 and the .■ 11-Creek Pledge Mixer. 98 ' «? ' f i 99 Farm Day Mav Madness weekend ended ILT Swi- ngout 80 with a liang on Sahirday, May 10 at the University Farm. Farm Day was a siui-filled success full of frislwes, egg- tossing, and a hat contest. Vans from the L ' nion transported students to the fiirm ail day. Once there, evervone could sit back, catch some rays and enjoy the music provided by the group Hef- wae. Weather didn ' t spoil the fim for anylrady. Fann Dav ' III turned out to l)e beautiful and simnv all day long, providing a good time for all who attended. 100 y 101 Anything Goes Stand on your head. Now, climb the ob- stacle course, . nything goes, right? In the Anything Goes contest, sponsored by Pabst, lUP students put themselves through all sorts of tonnents and with- stand all kinds of challenges. Their rea- sons? Prizes, laughter, and fun for all. 102 The Diary of Adam and Eve The Gospel was rewritten a trifle when the . lpha-Omega Players came to lUP. In the dinner-theater presentation of The Diary of Adam and Eve students saw the other side of the Garden of Eden. 103 104 Arms and the Man CAST Haina Petkf)ff Janice Stough liainia ' s Mather Tracy Parks Raina ' s Father Tim Murphy Major Sergius Saronoff ... Ray Cupples Captain Bluntschli John Zapor l uka Kris Kowalski Nicola Michael Miller 105 The Lark CAST Joan Maggie Farrcll Ladvenu Craig Huniphre Promoter Tom O ' Neil W arwick Michael Potashnitk Kiiii; Charles Curtis ( hiav IiKiiiisitor Mark Rivers Cauchon Tom Spaiiedda 106 Rhinocerous CAST Berenger Ian Ciallann Jean Tim Bintriin Old Gentleman Greg Cioranni Cafe Proprietor James Winner Madam Papillon Janine Dropcho Mrs. Boeuf Dolly Lehman Doudard Mark Rivers Daisy Lisa Davis Boutard Larr ' Dorf 107 The Subject Was Roses CAST John Cleary Michael Wadel Nettie Cleary Therese Parks Timmy (!lear - Tom A. Spaiieclcla Pittsburgh Chamber Opera Theatre The Pittsburgh Chainher Opera Theatre made its debut at lUP in Fisher Au- ditorium on Friday, April 25. Spoasored bv the lUP Music Department, the Opera performed the Barber of Seville for the enthusiastic audience. The troupe brought a true sense of professionalism to the crowd and I UP hopes the opera company will participate in the residency program anaiii in the future. 109 Inaugural Weekend With all the ceremony ot a kiiiu, s corona- tion. Dr. John Edward Worthen was in- anijiiratetl as the 18fh President of Indiana I ' liiversitv of Pennsylvania. The in- aupiration, which started at 2 p.m.. May 3 with an academic procession through the Oak Crove, was attended by delegates from various c-oHeges, universities, and learned societies. Representatives from R ' P included the deans and faculty mem- Ix-rs from each school, members of the student Ixxlv, and alumni. Our Vice-Presi- dent and Trustees also c onstituted part of the platform. The inauguration climaxed a weekend which included a symposium by Dr. Jo- seph Sisco on Wmerica in the Eighties, and also a debate lietween social critic Heid Buckley and consimier advocate Nicholas Johnson on the topic of Prixatc Lives and Public Institutions. no 112 Weird Places . . . Cvc 114 115 116 Hopeless Cases . . . 117 t i-- Saving Graces ??? 118 JFeademies President John E. Worthen Dr. John E. Worthen took the oath of office as lUP ' s president on October 3, 1979. The former Vice-President of Stu- dent . ffairs at the Universit ' of Delaware set tlie balancing of the Il ' P budget as his first priority- at the time of his swearing- in, and worketl toward that goal through- out the year. In an attempt to become better acquainted with the campu.s. Dr. Worthen and his wife, Sandra, invited students, faculty iuid administrators to dinner at the Sutton Hall apartment where they live with their children, Samantha ;md Bradley. Dr. Worthen succeeded Dr. Robert Wil- bum, who left lUP for a state government position early in 1979. 120 .r . • J, Cw Administration (1) Dr. Bernard Gillis. Aaulemic VUe-PreMilmt; (2) Mr. Bernard C.anley. Administratiie Vice-President; (3) Mr. Rotiert Gaylor. Special Assistant to the President; (4) Dr. George Murdoch, Vice-President of Sttulent Affairs: (5) Dr. Isadore Lenglet, Vice- President for Petelopnunt and Finance. 122 mitkm 123 (1) Dr. Fred Dakak. Admissions, (2) Dr. ChrLstopher Benz, Fine Arts: (3) Dr. Francis McGovem, Graduate School- (4) Dr. Cyrus Altimus, Bttsiness. (5) Dr. Kathleen Jones. Home Economics; (6) Dr. John C;helbiiaii, Health Services; (7) Dr. James l.aughlin. Student Services; (8) Mrs. .Sherrill Kutkiick, Student Life; (9) Dr. Joseph Gallanar. Social Sciences and Humanities; (10) Dr. Jerr) ' Ice, Continuing Education; (11) Dr. Charles Kofoid, tUhuatiim; (12) Dr. Charles Fiiget, Satural Sciences and Mathematics. VIA University Foundations and Board of Trustees Top: Vniversity t ' lnindatums: C harles Davis, Kathy Shearer. Dr. Roliert Morris, Jane Mervine, Dr. Elwood Sheeder. Bottom: Board of Trustees: Dr. John Worthen. Senator Patrick Stapleton, Patrick McCarthy, Frank Gorell, David Johnson. Dr. Robert Shupala. Samuel Jack. Daniel Clifford. Jaines Trimarchi. ir ,o A i- 126 (1) Dr. HoWert Holdiii, l- ' inimie and Sytletwi; (2) Dr. Donald Knhliias. Acrtntntinn, (3) Mr. Kolwrt Strtxlc. I 1 School of Education School of Fine Arts (1) Dr. Ronald Juliette, Communications Media; (2) Dr. George .Spinelli, Courue ng and FMucation; (3) Dr. Bruc-e Meadowcroft. Exlttcational Psychology. (4) Dr. Robert Saylor, Foundations of Education; (5) Dr. Rolwrt Millward, Elementary Education: (6) Dr. Eugene Scanlon, Spceial Education. 17) Mr. Donald Eisen, Theater, (8) Dr. Joanne Lovette, Art. (9) Dr. Richard Knab, Music. i 129 School of Home Economics (1) Dr. Shelby Brightwell. Health and Physical Education. |2) Dr. Robert I.aiida. Safety Siience-t; (3) Dr. Allan .Andrew, Allied Health Professions. (4; Ms. Mary Katzbeck, Nursing; (.5) Dr. Donna Streifthau, Consurt er Services; (6) Dr. Ronald Simldns. Food and Nutrition: (7) Dr. .Mma Kazmer, Home Ecorumiics Education. 131 School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (1) Dr. Gerald Buriok, Computer Science (2) Dr. James Reber, Sfalhematics; (3) Mr. . nthony Nastase, Biology; (4) Dr. David Crover, Psychology: (5) Dr. Stanford Tackett, Chemistry; (6) Dr. Gary Buckwalter. Physics; (7) Dr. Edward Stanely, Cemrience. 132 School of Humanities and Social Sciences (1) Dr. John Kadlutwwski, History: (2) Dr. John Thomas, Criminology. (3) Dr. Richard Heiges, Politicai Science: (4) Dr. Donald Walker, Economics: (5) Col. Robert Robinson. Military Science: (6) Dr. Jose Carranza, Foreign Langtiages: (7) Dr. Roliert Hermann. Philosophy: (8) Dr. Ruth Shirey, Geoffophy and Regional Planning: (9) Mr. Harvey Holtz, Sociology and Anthropology: (10) Mrs. Laura Miller, English and Jotirrtalism. ,v -f 135 si ' mt%T rui,JWM 136 ' 6 ' 139 SJ, Nothing in the university experience is more fnistrating than arena registration. It ' s every person for himself. This is a do or die situation that we are put in. Per- haps it is more of a weeding process than classes are, for it pits the human brain against the computer. Regi.stration is a computerized com- bination of a marathon and a scavenger himt. It ' s a game of sweat and squirm with the only sure things being Oak Grove 102 and . dvanced Partying 306. Memories of a monotone voice and glar- ing yellow closed section numliers are what nightmares are made of. . fter we survive this traumatic experience and Uwk back upon it, we will he sure to laugh and we may even brag a little aliout the semester we spent nine hours in the arena, or the time we c ame out with a full course load in another major. While the experience is still fresh in our minds, we can think of ourselves as gladiators or martvrs — and about how appropriate the name arena really is. w I Registration 166 i67nW 141 Classes. When it conies right down to it, thats why we ' re all at lUP. . nd yet, many of us avoid them whenever possible. From the much-slandered 8 o ' clock to the equally-avoided evening classes, thev get us up early, keep as up late, and knock its out. They add structure to our lives as students and form the basis for our daily grind. Cla.sses are where we meet our chosen field head-on. Our perfonnance can deter- mine the course of our lives. Sometimes we choose the easy classes, and at other times we opt for the challenge of a tough subject. In the end, a hard-earned can be one of the most satisfying of our college ex- periences. 142 n outcome «uch ibat ich Iff the funciKMH and inicrvab gnm. detcnninc a val ra tn%t t|vcd into two equal nzc areu. Wfiii deiermioe vi e curve into fou - butKm It ' s 9 p.m. and you ' ve got a final in the morning. Your roommate and the majority of the people living aroimd you are intent on celebrating their last exams. There ' s no choice for you but to find some- where else to cram in those last few morsels of vital inforamtion. Somewhere quiet. Somewhere no one ever goes. The choices are endless and the limita- tions are few. Only university regulations and your own ingenuity restrict your op- tions. Libraries, reading rooms and study lounges are the obvious, but not the only choices. Often they close too early or resemble an unopened sardine can. Hard-core studiers have been known to seek out and use every available nook and cranny — every out of the way place on campus. Everyone has his or her own favorite studying place — an ideal spot to spend an all-nighter with or without eyes open. 144 What ' s worse than dirty socks, dining hall food, or a hangover? Only one thing — tests. We all know we ' re here to get an education, hut there must be an easier way than to submit ourselves to the tor- ture of taking a test. You know the feeling. That hopeless sink- ing in your stomach when you go to all four clas.ses on Monday (for a change) and each prof calmly announces a test to be given on that Friday; the Friday you were going to leave early to go home. But alas, tests c-oimt for grades, grades count for your Q.P.A. and, well, your Q.P.A. counts for just about everything. So, since you haven ' t read those three chapters either, you ' d better cancel Thursday night at the bars or maybe jast limit it to VV ' olfendale ' s and the Conev. Doesn ' t it somehow seem worth it all when, as he passes back the tests, the prof says, The highest grade in the class was a ninety-four. You turn to that last page, and there it is in bright red ink — 94! Organizations 1 Today I want to do things to be doing them, not to he doing something else, I do not want to do things to sell myself. I don ' t want to do nice things for people so that I will be nice. I don ' t want to work to make money, I want to work to work. t Today I don ' t want to live for, I want to live. — Hugh Prather 148 liip: (.. I ' homan, P. EllLs, (;. Bilger, A. Steimer; hiilloin: T. Solanic. D. Sanlonc. I.. Stephcason 150 I top: B. Pasternack, P. Barta, B. Adams; hotlom: A. Crossland, E. Henneiiianii. J. Zombotti, Mr. J. Blvstone. advisor 152 1S3 Business Staff I 154 ly r BBP Photography E. King M. Reiiuel M. Zinger C. Casilio Production 155 157 Alpha Gamma Delta S. McCee B. IshUr C.Regan C. Komorow ki L Douglas D. Kra l C. Kocian T. Kr l, T. Kreh C. Lehin.iu M. Anthony B. L.T. h J. Aucker L. Lewis ]. Betts N. l.Mlk C. Boucher I.. MaraNi.i L. Boucher K. Mataressc L. Bo Tilon L. McCalnu.nl M. Branish L. McCorinnk L. Brick S. Mc ;.. A. Buckwalter G. Michai.v D. Butchko B. Miller G. Butler D. M.isMr A. Campbell J. Mover C. Carins D. Murphy S. Cimino T. Neely J. CouviUion E. Neugebaurer J. Crooks L. Raal. M. Curtis J. Reese D. Decker ( . Regan B. Dickens C. Regan L. Douglas S. Sample C. Eaton P. Shirey N. Edleman A. Slavin S. George C. Smith R. Grauso S, Smith D. Harkelroad M. Stelma W . Harr N. Stuart C. Mines L. Thelin T. Hunsicker D. Tnixal A. Hoover A. Weyant L. Irwin Alpha Omicron Pi 158 Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Omega 159 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Sigma Alpha D. Acianis M. Cams M. Donahoe C. Adelsberg D. Caufield K. Dougherty D. Apfelthaler J. Corona C. Evans K. Asterino B. Corte S. Finch S. Baker M. Cunningham T. Fubio E. Bane P. Davoren N. Gamache S. Baxmeier K. Dauster S. Camache M. Boris M. Derr C. Gumpf . J. Campbell K. Desmond M. Herbenick J. CapereUi T. Dietterich B. HoUinhan B. Holtz A. Pavtas M.Kline ]. Petti D. Kolander D. Poerio D. Lucas B. Porter L. Lucas M. Reimold M. Margraf D. ReiastadUer V. Matsko S, Rizzo S. Morrison L. Rojohn C. Mudron ]. Romboski N. Murray S. Shideler L. Spagnola C. Sparcino R. Snyder M. Steffen T. Sullivan J. Tracy ]. Weirich M. Woods J. Zewe V. Zimmerly 160 Alpha Xi Delta M.A. Catanzariti D. Cessna Alpha Sigma Tau p. Adamsld M. D ' Amico L. Garley T. McClellan ]. LaBanz P. Sedlacek B. Thomas C. Andres C. Derby L. Smith L. Mayer S. Lake K. Shanta J. Wallace L. Arbuckle J. Dingey H. Zimmerman K. Martin K. Letso MB. Kelly J. WiUon J. Averil S. Dunlap T. Rossi D. Kantor S. Lilliquist ]. Jacobelii S. W ilson C. Bloom T. Farren L. Sutemiaster L.A. Depp A. Lutz M. Hsueh J Vittig K. Bonetti C. Fitzpatrick K.J. Miisitans T. Dehunty M. McCall D.Hood C. Wolfe ]. Bowers B. Grant M.L. Musiol L.K. Davidson D. Merkert M.G. Haenn D. Brov™ L, Chmiel M. Greco A. Musial R. Campbell P. Michaels L. Smith D. Colemaii A. Green T. McDermott N. Konwick F. Pirollo B. Snell 161 Delta Sigma Phi S. Anderson K. Burger D. Colii sk l.J. Ue J lx wer M. Martiiiak A. Mt)ore S. Mulholleii B. Saiih L. Schivlcy D. Wendel A. Violi r r ' B. Barclay B. Ivol R. NcK-a D. Senko J.E. Brade ' r J. Kuklish R. Nulph v.. Sh K)k B. But Ivan C. Leyh R. Ratcliff B. Shuck D. Flood R. Ust C. Reynolds C. Siebart S. Hancock R.C.. Mattia B. Rhinehart J. Sinclair J.M. Hurley T. Huvett M. Mitchell J. Scalpello R.J. Svec R. Musi S. Seig S. Winter 162 Delta Tau Delta at O. Kmilj 1.. C;ri|)|) ) J. C;alaliKci M Tnwl Bi W. Simoni J l ev)in n  ■ • ' T. Pilctap T Devlin ? ■ « fi K. r;ania)iari V. He k D Cale 1, Sainple 1,. noinuiick S. Andrea K. Briniis J Sonich D. Brenriati M Rizzo S. Phil|K)l 1.. Kay ( S. KiischiiK. B SVoziiiik M. Maydak K. Crilihlc ( D. l tz D. llii);o 4 D. Barkofsky C;. Stakoviak 1 D. SoU.I 1.. Kpstcin S. McPolaiicI J. Blanchard • H. Pence D. Parm (.. Fowler J. U.hr J. Kane R. Vi|s H, f;. Podgiirski C;. BelcaJtro ■ |H I), (lamilton L. Shiflet Delta Sigma Theta S. Ingram D. Williams D. Evans M. Evans S. Ragin R. James C. Hagans D. Reaves C. Sheilds D. Brown J. Riggins R. Fennell D. Fennell T. Faust M. Smith G. Hubbard 163 Kappa Delta C. tiolder (; VeauiT K. Kolarik J. Wardii. J. Zavadnick B. WiLsoM C Gavdos S. Corinn RRay D. Snvde. B. Noecker P. Wilson D. Ambrose C. Fras,r C. Ritts . Shaffer R Fuller S. Morris 1. Richards R. Smith D.J. Newpher A. Colcchia J. Bence R. Guild J. Frantz G. Robare M Betchv ' . Swart M. Short J. I avis C. HostoNich J. BroKii D. Muslo L. Thompson L. Guthrie 1.. Bartoli MB. Feraco T. Sweene ' Kappa Omicron Phi S. Beach D. Bess S. Best C. Bloom C. Britton J. Dempsey K. Dittmer N. Drew J. Duda K. Gerstacker B. Gniewkowski M.J. Hepburn B. Keinard L. Laudenslager P. Laughner M. l ahey B. Mankin P. Mattie M. Mc :all J. McCormley M. Morvetz B. Neely B. Orr N. Parolari K. Peters C. Petrilyak C. Popchak K. Rizziito D. Ryniak S. Shaffer M. Skiles V. Wilson C. Worthington K. Yeagley J. Zenisek Dr. Jones 164 Kappa Sigma D. Ajppersliach B. Fisher R. Jantzi M. McGahen J. Robiiison C. Benz E.J. Fleischmann T. Johnson J. Mercurio C. Rolfe D. Brazen P. Geremsk% ' T. Johnson J. Miller R. Skalski T. Costa J. Gerstel K. Kam merer J. Migliozzi K. Smith J. DeMaria M. Gradv B. Kessler B. Moses C. Spinelli P. Devlin K. Green C. Kerskick T. Ortenzio L. Stein T. Dimlap R. Grettler M.Kline G. Peterson D. Tessauro S. Fenton M. Heinauer M. Mason T. Polek J. Vaughn D. Chsiiilit T. Horan T. McCarthy J. Rabovsk 165 Lambda Alpha Epsilon Phi Kappa Psi G. Beswick ]. Bishop D. Bodge N. Boios D. Falvo M. Hertrich D. Hiller R. Hoch F. Kuscavage D. Kasper C:. Lesnick D. Mack W. Patterson C. Paul T. Perkcy V. Rehiil M. Soltis M. SinaU E. Soter T. Steinour B. Torp M. Tragesar B. Walsh M. Wescoat T. Case . Coologhan ]. Daniels D. Deacon M. Hudson D. Kistler P. Kirby D. Krauss M. Mehalic T. Michael D. Miller T. Miirtha D. Ritteiihouse R. Robinson R. Schroder G. Sheftick D. Steinmler C. Straub M. Stulz B. Susemihl N. Yackanicz M. Yanushefeki M. Zacher K. Devine S. Krise ] Orr J. Soltis B. Tarr 166 Phi Kappa Theta M, IWK J.T. Mfx)re K Kashiiifrr.- If. Fiafiiiandrca M. Cuskk Siinm Mc , ' t)rt H Vales I Austin . Iliiiislierncr H Johns n Blaetz I) no|;eland K Heinsch I ), firieiiheisen f-. Liinclfen (., I ruiherr B. Wilv.ii K. Pacflla E. KeLsling D. McDonald T. Solanic M. Spencer J. Fitzpatrick T. Valeski J. I ' nderwood . Marinucci S. Majercak M. Van W ' agenen J. Lisbon P. Smith D. Poliziani B. Spence M. Huff Zeus Pi Gamma Mu S. Robbins S. Knapp ]. Bollenbacher ]. Nardone S Kirchner S. Videtto R. Klukas 167 Phi Mu 1.. Taylor P. Bytheway G. DeStefano S. Kahle S. Skinner G. Cohen J. Muncie L. Ossman P. Walters M. Cohen E. KeUy K. Suppa G. Lonchar J. Smith B. Rafferty D. Waskoskie C. Brown A. Celin D.D.Eigenbrode M. Notsch K. Mengel B. Plesh K. Brouwer C. Hoerz J. Nolan D. Graham K. DeMeno M. Carev J. Petrick L. Jaworski S. Haddox K. Sanfilipo K. Henrich D. Trilii L. Schick K. Keller C. Cemy K. Altemus K. Stoudt C. Valeri G. Galayda L. Williams J.Bass K. Hench L. Schock L. Whale S. Grimm S. Cassamassa C. Widdowson L. NeUon L. Becker S. Wilhelm B. Obeaski C. Selva P. ODonnell K. Long J. Sibre C. Castelli L. Sadleir A. Weir K. Harschman 168 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia g qf) r1 Of) iift , A, V. Baker J. Biitterfield S. Hallstiom J. Ja idcrchick F. Miller R. Miller B. Muir n. McUod I). Nauglc B Head D. RfxieriVxnn K. Sthneiderhari J. Schfxk J. Shaw D. Shult . A. Sgrignoli R. Spence R. Tobin ]. Wasko D. Washam G. Whitfield D Zempel T. Zitelli 169 Phi Sigma Kappa j. Adams R. Novack V. M cNau ton L. Pesce G. Smarsh J. Lewis M. Feighner M. Nugent C. Donaldson L. Petnicci J. Stadtfeld J. Levier S. Lauterbach D. Owens C ;. Girolamo S. Sharp M. Yasofskv R, Moskola C. Conklin VV. Plunkett T. Goodenow R. Bilbv G. Szoke B, Bolial P. Flecher K. Pnmm S. Kennedy D, Biickenheimer W. Johnson M. Fedak J. Kreutzman J. Recht J. Kerin R. Bvmes VV. Lee B. Cattie G. Mardiiori T. Scrvinskv K. McCall J. Geidner T. Townlev D. Wri t J. Marlinelli E. Sheehan D. Miller P. Henry G. Wolf D. Ntatviif ' R. Haddad M. Mitrisin W. McNau ton R. HiU R. Morrow C. Hunsicker B . Musthaler E. Rogoff R. Kriznik 170 Pi Omega Pi Mr. Varner J. Christopher I.. Piper J. Shumate J Beller C. Ossna A. Ojmrich S. Dargay D. Miller J. Simons D. Vounldns C. Geary 171 Sigma Nu 172 Sigma Sigma Sigma T. Carmn S. Hitnman S. Kiitschhatk B. f ifiiefltfiwski I) IVck.fr H. Foster J Br ;ruiciv;ri B l ill K Mildewii; A Mott J Schulte 1 ' V.rrell I. Stfuner I) Sleinhoff K Troiano McCaffrey J. Diicla B Abraham ( ' .. Daniels I, Me Ainio 1) Clark I,. Sues H. Pisaila S. F lherson B. Himmelreich L. Stewart D. Sebastian R. Witters H. Samson E. Pagac S. McNaughton B. WiUiams T. Prinzing B. Miller D. Barmon L. Frv M. Sommer P Andrien D, Piigh S. Rematt B. Busdi S. Siitliff ]. l ndis f: Hawk K. Merilli (. HiJbert ( Hatok N Munizza ( Engle C Bush D. Maloney K McCormick T. Keefer E. PsTios C. Huslar B Myers N. Yancoski 173 Sigma Chi Sigma Gamma Epsilon A. Prave W. Cooper C. Peterman M. Feighner S. Van Horn S. MtCaiidless R. Mueser D. Merritts F. Whalen M. Bierei R. Sebastianelli J. Greenawalt M. Tucker Dr. Cranata 174 Sigma Tau Alpha S Bc l I. I ah (;. v.ikis S, Swarivjii I) hish J OShiirak K Mealy H Ntfly V. Jamison S Kaslncr Sigma Kappa J. Sloand ML. Bartosh K. Holecko J. Zeiiisek J. Roberts L. Brier D. Petrof C. Qualk D. Barnes D. Long M. Cackowski A. Wadding J. Tavlor T. Coccodrilli L. Milkosich NL KoUar T. Hess B. Fecfaan D. Sheftiik L. McMillen C. Gear, B. Pestone L. Vanentini T. Evans V. Passiiuii B. Pistone K. Mitcho N. Palazzi M. DeMitis J. Bartek D. Roman B. Muha B. KoUar M. Rhodes 175 Sigma Tau Delta 1.. hr.hin S. ( ' iinino J.C;. Dropiho C Ed) ar C;. C.niss R. Giwrino P. Hutchenson-C.ridlcy C. Jakopac Gamma Rho Tau A. Williams R. Jones S. Elhmann P. W alters K. Jahoda K. Kohaii K. Horoho 1.. Kress C. Sapko L. Brown I.. Latherow L. Uto ]. Kaufman N.A. Letterio D. Colaizzi M. Leary D.K Cerilli J. Lupo J. Manzinger S. McFarland S. Dillon S. Meyer J. AUman L. Anderl R. Murphy M. Neilson D. Andrie B. Pacuch R. Ashey R. Bostic T. Peace J. Perich J. Bowers D. Bnino L. Buchho T. Rumhaunh G. Sapho J. Schillinurr R. Burh P. Sedlacck E. Colaizzi F. Selewach S. Covin B. ShifHett A. Criss S. Simon R. DeBone D. Sjmone L. Diller L. Elgin C. Evens S. Spezialetti S. Spezialetti R. Stewart P. Feeney L. Foltz R. Stoh.isk, J. Tasli C. Franklin D. Tr.i, h T. Francis S.Hall R. llungcr s. rish J. Hickey R. Hill J. Lnnie R. Urso A. Hc ver M. Ward M. Hsueh G. Williams 176 Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Tau Gamma M Hyrcyk K. Kpvslcr H King W. Mainiis B. Marquette D, McF lwain K. Mcf esttjn B. Molina R. Morosse J. Peterson B. Popp C. Portman T. Reagle D. Reichenbach R, Rinier R. Retton M. Sally M. Vann S. Webber T Wiei.t M. Yates R. Yeager A. McCartin B. Mediate E. Medice D. Moone T. Morea P. Nedley R. Newman M. Orsini E. Pr P. Richardson T. Robino P. Rounak J. Scale D. Shannahan ]. Shuttleworth J. Sukay G. Tate M.Tate V. Walk T. Zemisch 177 Delta Zeta B Amnion D. OUon L. Arg ros C. Oraiiets J. Balzano L. Orendorff J Beck S. Pace C Brown I.. Pollack T. Burdetto M. Reilly R. Caesar R. Sebastian K. Coolaghan R. Spangler K. Dever C. Stoneb raker B. Dosey K. Svac T. Duncan S. Tep|X ' r N. Egan S. I ' lsh V. Flickinger R. Viltre D. Fhun J. Weslini; C. Green C. W ' eyaiidt M. Jaiikowski Pled fs: S. Kamiii.sk) ' H. Kendail J. Adelmann K. Koss S. Benson L. Leto S. Gill M. Magaloiti T. Kerr P Matti N. Novotnak G. McNaul M. Rukiis K. Mi ,hiaide C. Tymchak B. Newbv N. VVaas Theta Chi R. Bevans M. Hebdon T. Kagyar R. Panfil R. Wichmami ]. Cottone N. Hill B. Majemik R. Rodgers M. VaUes A. Childs A. Hofmanii C. McBride T. Rodgeni P. Yuhas S. DeSanto M. Kilyk D. Mc ;urgan J. Sat tier Dr. Hauck T. Galbraith R. Kirk G. Melzer D. StiUweU P. Grande T. Kitson B. Murray C. Sur inis B. Hannon B. Lubitz P. Nemanic E. Swigunski J. Hannon P. Lucas P. Noone J. Swope 178 Zeta Tau Alpha b. Kubertu T. Lekawa V. Knitz D. Hanulik D. Dunbar S. KeUv S.Park L ORoark D. Ogden P. BoirelU M. Dutch 179 Interfratemity Council President J.W, Kreutzman Vice-President A. Childs Treasurer S. Pellegrino Secretary M. Hudson Graduate Assistant D. Redding 180 Panhellenic Council 181 Activities Board T. Settle A, Elder C. Surunis L. Boyd K. Konechny E. McCrossen D. Farkas P. Noone 182 University Concert Committee A. Chewing ]. Schillinger G. Dropcho T. Settle D. Gilfoyle M. eliky E. Horan T. Wallace T. Saunders M. Jonas D. Hess 183 Biology Club Black Student League F. Fred W. Hichnian H. Henderson P. Jordan L. Brooks C. Epps G. Holstron D. Harris L. McNeil J. Wallace 184 Computer Science Club and DPMA K. Ishinaii B. Mc ;iitcheoii K. A-samcik V. 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Moose J. McVey M. Schell R. Murphy K. Horoho K. Ritchey R. . skey W. Stiipanxk) J. Barbish R McMillan M. Barenbregge R, Danko T. Bulicz R. Dietz C. Caccia S. McUvaine M. Friday T. Saunders C. Hawk J. Unrue R. Jarvis J. Marszalek G. Markel J. Bowers M. Noel R. Burk K. Randall B. Busch M. Tavlor D. Calhoun M. Tepper P. Feeney L. Trettel J. Hickey G.R. Wichman A.M. Horrell E. Collaizzi J. -McGoogan R. Sloan 187 Economics Club k. Stroup R. Ward K. Crown M. Harvan S. Nicholas K. Duiil ar G Veralli D D xlge J. Biiser S. Brown D. Diierr J. Leventr B. Shevak B. Sloan M. Dviriia S. Kent R. Sniitli C. Campbell A. Callo Environmental Action p. Zipfel S. Wolfe E. Rossow S. Glueck M. Irwin A. Jones J. Kerestes M. Kline R. Knowlson T. Lehman T. Miller G. Morganstein B. Sherman D. Sullivan D. Van Cise K. Wansor 188 4-H Club C. Barnkart N. Hoffman MA. KlinKiT D. McOmaiighey P. Myers B. Neely J. Pifer N. Rcinhart S. Reitz D. Rodgers P. Sedor B, Sthiilt B Slciha (;. Skilcs M. Sklar B. Wenger B. 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Jai-oiisl.1 C Luksik P. Shirey D. Hatica D. Lookahau h D. Chaney K. Fike P Peine S. Amadilz C;. Peopes D. Maxwell B. llutter D. Koertx-l L. Stewart L. Wilson K. Traiigh D. Bulchko B. Deiiiing J. Svitchan S. Snyderman-Hoinisher P. Dodson T. Slemmer ]. Boyd D. Fritts P. . nnelte ]. Carson ]. (Jultendorf R. Ferra D. Piimell C. Snedeker J. Miller B. Cairns E. Spory M. McMaiunon J. DuBois N. Nedlev S. SpriiiytT ]. Gillc, J. Columbus B. Walz Ms. Murray 194 Orthodox Christian Fellowship V. Stepanovu li G. Zahand A. Klugh P. Makoskv D. Diakiw S. Kaniiik N. Papas M. Simantiras D. Chobanv M. Stenko R. Dicknian C. Vukas S. Gresh P. Nestor B. Henricks Fr. J. Osack - 195 Newman Center Fr. J. Byers Sr. C. Rosinski Sr. M. Cannon Sr. S. Chenot Sr. M. Farabaugh Mrs. ]. Rettig Fr. VV. Rathgeb r V 1 s IBI ' H ' ' .X . H « f Wa i S W PITt)! . mr. r y 3fe J t - ' fiM ; jf M m- T .-: t fvv ' ' ' BK ' ' ! .i fc ' mmmKaF kflCI I H-! k ' J 3 P WP! ■ „j - l ll would be done at all If a man Waited until he could do it so well That no one would find Fault with it. — Cardinal J. H. Newman 197 Pershing Rifles C. Baiighnian L. Brehm C. Brickhouse E. Bobo R. Cleaver D. Coirell D. Cubbison J. Dantonio D. Frye D. Hall A. Hiirdle K. Lang M. Kintzer D. McFarland B. Morgan L. Newsome B. Nicholls J. Peterson C. RhoaAs J. Rice B. Rougeiix T. Sciolla L. Steint ' r Student Nurses ' Association D.Cory T. Slemmer N. Nedley E. Erdie C. Holmberg D. Fritts K. Grove L. Fails K. Murray Ms. Berg 198 Pre-Health Professions Club N. Diicr J. Martin 1 ' . Weiigcr C. Mitchell J Stevens I . Siinoiivjn K. Cibvjn H Wolford K Cilfton M Briddell F. McMatt m S Wel«r K Piper K Barl er I. Thomas fi Lindsay Steinhauser A. Bahno ( ' ,. C. Papanicolaou J. Keller K. Hawley P. Shirijian M. Dolecki T. Calbraith 1.. DeMarco A. Lotson K. Travitz ]. Willwerth M. Gallagher Dr. Gray SaUing Club 199 Pa. School Food Service Association L. Duh B. Cniewkow iki C. Bogard C. Cuenther K. Rushin C. Hanier K. Papantuiiio L. Cullen ]. Pachirer J. Cocxhiola S. Be l C. Froehlich Ca. Froehliih L. Laudenslager V. Robinwn Semper Fi Club G. Hood C. Shaffer R. Berkebile C. Kazmierczak R. Miller S. Roth 200 Ace High Math Club I I) VV.irk T Kerlls K. Uliiiiner M Uicke J Shankel S. Mc J fioriaway I) Miles K AlliricrKliiiKer W Miihel J Aiinstyri C, Miller M Haxiies M Miller J K. Biirchfield K. Mrjfgari ' Br.tii T. Nelsfjn J Biirkfll T Nota J Bnrlas B Pefrovdcy ] Colaiantii K Pitts C (.raft D Posey M (,ulp M. Saniple E. Decker H Saxmari 1.. Kills (;. Sermiskie R. Fin;a P. Severino K. (iepharl R. Simitoski I C;rci;oire A Smith D Hess J Smith J Mickey K. Spielvogel J Hoover D. Thomas M Hyde V. Young 1.. Kelchner L. Williams (;. Kellv F. Yanicheck D. Kovacik K. Behr D. Horlacher L. Huerter T. Alwll ' . Baker K. Berber S. Bates C. Bott D. Brumm G. Camino C. Carter K. Clark R. DiGregprio R. Eckenrode M. Ellis K. Gibson L. Hardy M. Hetrick L. Kachline S. Kent S. Koegler R Kohan M. Mas-ner K. Mesher D. Naugle K. Novak J. Penline R. Platek B Plesh L. Prather D. Repyneck B. Richarxlson V. Robinson T. Roman D. Schoentag T. Scialabba T. Sehagger M. Spardy M. Stelma ME. Tesla J. Walter T. Yeager R. Irey R.M. Zbiek J. Burd ]. ZeU T. Sprowls S. Fantechi C. Snow M. Baddorf R- Topoleski . Hogen U Nizenski T. Snvder 201 Students of the Creative Arts C. Htibhard M. WlKxIs M. C.ibsoii E. Atkinson S. Singleton D. Sample B. Williams R. Coulter D. Ev-ans K. Richardson-Bey J. Orowell C. Walker V. Johnson M. Evan D. WaVTie M. Smith C. Goldsmith B. (Cirkland I.. Williams R. Hammond S. Tucker F. Harris R. Thomas L. Alexander D, Sini; A. Alston P. Jordan (;. Shaw M. Pinnix P. Adams D. MavTiard T. BJakley M. Miller N. Lane K. Bethea S. Betters Uj Ml ■lIi I mfi ' y ' aij|rr M JM WM H H n H 202 Student Tennants ' Organization The Tribe 203 Thumbs-Up K. Milligan K. Shem ' J. Robinson T. Heishinan M.U Sthiinder K. Tyke S. (Xhs ]. Harris MB Ferren J. Bnihakcr O. Liilz A. Evans M. Wood A. Prol st S. Smith S. Fitzpatrick D. Petrosky T. Snyder T. Leonard K. Tiiriano J. Maudi K. Brown B. Sheetz V. Cooper R. Tiiro Women ' s Soccer Club 204 Toesuckers 205 Gospel Choir The Players M. Higgins J. Wallace C. Epps D. Harris F. Fred .■ . Harris S. Whiting I. Moore L. McNeil 1 . .. - ' n M •i 2 ; . ? • • A ' 1 V : w ffil tS M H ' W L r w ohMhe 1 I i P H m wM r J ri m k-iJ - fl fr 1 ■•: fiS5Sf J V ' - iii 1 206 Society for the Advancement of Management HariK.-tl B AllC DanieU Haiilicrt Kriharchik McFarlaJKl Oravcls Colias Moffrnaii Harloli American Society of Safety Engineers 1. Wilkie M. McAdoo A. Manzlak P. Neely T Pajak W Carr J. Jommeriach K. Bail S. Tima D. Kitts S Hancock ]. Vamer T. Weyant R. Baldc-eaf I,. Kob 1us M Ret kard P Sorrell 207 Senior Class Cabinet members: M. Noone J. McCarthy M.A. Veliky J. Leventry M. Hebdon J. Pet rick R. DeBone B. Fullerton C. Nissel T. Hayden B. Lawrence 208 209 Student Government Association C. Carter D. Bcrardclli L. Goldy M.L Dressman R. Bolcar D. Graffious D. Clifford S, Boros E. CnLss I,. Brown C. Bouchard M Hamilton B. Mahoney A. Braxton D. Holland M.Hughes R. Caruso J. Jacobs S. Andreassi J. Dell M. Holland V. Baker M. Dettorre J.C. Johnson C. Bayne M. Dorohovich D. Kerr D. Beard N. Enck D. Lai7ioiu eux J. Leventry K. Rose P. Levosky T. Scialabba L. Logue J. Schweich M. Malenky C. Scully D, Miller S. Semler R. Newell S. Trinkley A. Niece A. Utterback D. Pollak M. VViHiams J. Regan T. Williamson S. Bobbins T. Wolf 210 Sports Football IL ' P football finished its liest season since 1975 under the leadership of first year Coach CXven Dougherty, who guided his team to a 7-3 season record. Junior quarterback Bob McFarland com- pleted 137 of his 266 pass attempts for 1,987 yards and 14 touchdowns. McFarland had 28 completions in 51 at- tempts versus Clarion which broke Lyiin Heiber ' s 1975 record. Senior middle linebacker John Link led the defensive team with 88 solo tackles while the rushing game was led bv soph- omore George Kelly. Kelly, a hillback, ran for 512 yards on 14 carries, and ran for 106 yards against Clarion, lUP ' s only 100 yard outing of the season. Spht end Terry Skelley finished the season with 59 receptions for 992 yards and 5 touchdowns. His yardage ranked fourth nationally for small colleges, and he was named to the Kodak . ll-. merican ' s first team in NC. . Division II. Skelley and defensive tackle Joe Cugliari were named to the E(L C Division II Jmiior kicker Kurt Bowers broke four records in 1979, and was the team ' s lead- ing scorer with 52 punts. East Stroudsburg, Kutztown, Westminster, Shippensburg, California, Slippery Rock, and W ' ayne.sburg fell victim to the lUP machine. lUP sufferred losses to Lock Haven, Edinlwro, and Clarion. 212 $ S%V4i!!i!!S ' if  if ss £ x : ;fi ' ,f5fXiWXfsssxs 2 Row 1: Assistant Coaches J. Chakot and M. Stilwell. Associate Coach M. Watson, Head Coach O. Dougherty, . ssistant Coaches L. Panaia. J. Mill, and E. Dougherty; Rou: 2. Trainer ' . Liscinsky, Team Doctor R. Da ies, Student Trainers S. Schofield. R. Stanislaw, D. Kegerreis, G. Papanicolaou. J. Dell, K. White, and W. Ford; Row 3. Student Sport Staff Writer J. Taylor, Director of Sports Information L. Judge. Administrative Assistant to the Head Coach D.E. Campbell. P. Dougherty, Stadium Supervisor R. Tavlor, Student Equipment Managers S. Scanlan, and M. Scanlan, Student Manager G. Campbell; Row 4: E. Gonzales (Co-Capt. , ]. Crowley; Row 5; R. Heath. T. Totten, R. Laconi. G. Kelly, D. David. D. Biuns. J. Burlas. S. Herrle. K. Bergman. K. Lalley. A. Nichol; Ro u 6: B. Basile. K. Bowers. W. Chase. C. Jerasa. S. Ellis. G. Hauze. S. Knick. M. Commendatore. J. Carl. D. C -pher, J. Gerek. W. Pilossoph. R. McFarland; fioa 7: E. Harnett, W. Banks. F. Kuscavage. K. Shildt M. Paulina, M. Lesniewski. M. Mc. doo. D. Bair. J. Gianoni. R. Gaudino. S. Betters. Y. Banks, D. Phillips; Rou H. D. Conely, F. Scopetti, M. Whisner, B. Reed, P. Henry, R. Reifschneider, R. Thomas. M. Sample. E. Horchar. J. Link (Co-Capt. ). M. Venzin, J. Haddad (Co-Capt.K K. .Moore. R. Welde; Row ft B. Coon. J. Bishop. R. Kane. J. Maher. ] Cugliari. M. Scherer. R. Wilson. B. Neff, T. SkeUey. T. Galla er, J. Dugan (Co-Capt.). B. Morgan. S. Bohn. T. Carroll, K. Johnson. 213 ' mmr ' J .- m ' 9 ' . . j 214 215 Men ' s Cross Country Him I. S. Green. T. Wile. M. Higjjiis. M. Mszyco, C. Eberly, T. Abell. T. Rush; Ron 2. E. Winschel, E. j.. Phipps. S. Gilliland S. Ishman. M. Hoffman. S. Smithmyer. L. Fees, N. Yutko. J. Hickey; Roil 3: Coach Sutton. L. DiBridge, J. Connelly, E. Wilkins, K. Dowdell, M. Mandel, J. Garfield, G. Sproul, J. Zenisek, K. Barto, R. Stewart, Assistant Coach Fry. Absent: Burt Hoovis, 216 f Cross country coach Loii Sutton led liis tc-ain tliron h another successfnl year. The lUF Harriers posted a season record of 11-2 aj ainst all competition, invitationals included. Hie team captured the NAIA District 18 title, and finished second in the NCAA Division II Northeast Regicjnals. This en- abled them to go to the national cham- pionships where they finished a dis- appointing 18th. Determined to make up for their previcjiis shortcoming, the team traveled to the NAIA Championship where they finished fifth. Mike liiggins, fckJ Phipps, and Ix)u Di Bridge gained All- American statu.s. (Joach Sutton, completing his 12th cam- paign as cross country mentor, was se- lected NAIA District 18 Coach cjf the Year for CJross Country as a result of the vote of coaches in Western Pennsylvania and Maryland. .;. 21-; Row 1: J. Maringer C. Cronenberger P. Ruffenach L. Johnson M. Tesla Row 2. Coach Fry Z. Haiglit fvv w f j n j k } ' 218 Women ' s Cross Country 4 ' ' W jfu i. ATmrt - ■«  ■.• The 1979 women ' s cross country team ended their first year of competition as a varsity sport. IL ' P ' s Harriers completed the season with a 27-14 record against all competition. Their winning campaign was lid by Coach Ed Fry, who is also an assistant for the men ' s cross countr - team. The women finished third in the IL ' P and ( California Invitationals. and second to Shpperv Rock in the PS AC meet. 219 Soccer Vince Celtnieks ' soccer team finished the season with an 8-6 record, and battled their way to the NAIA District Cham- pionships. There, they defeated Mer- cyhurst 5-0 liecoming District 18 cham- pions for the first time ever. Celtniek ' s squad came away with a sixth place national ranking out of 10 teams at the N. l. C]hampionship Tournament, de- feating . lduson-Broadas 2-1 in the sec- tional game. receive national honors as an All-Ameri- can. Tony Chibuoke added 14 goals to the Indian effort, while John Bouman added nine. Bouman, from . msterdam, the Nether- lands, was the numlier one draft pick of the Pittsburgh Spirit indoor soccer team. Bouman, however, decided to finish school before trying his hand at pro soccer. Trevor Gladden closed the season with a Vince Celtnieks, coach since soccer was record 17 goals, including two four-goal established as a varsity sport at lUP in performances (also a record). Gladden was 1969, was selected NAI. District 18 the first soccer player in lUP history to Coach of the Year. ' ' , ,• -J 220 a- Ruw i. D. Kerr, ]. Seiiich, D. Maim, A. Adie-lkor, k. Pliuikctt, A. Smith, D. Harrii. S. DomviUt. Rou 2. D. Smionetti, J. Holbert J. Bouman (Capt.), A. Chibuoke, K. Renko, F. Wolk, B. Edoga, R. Baxendell, T. Gregoire. G. Lightner. V. Whitacre; Row 3: Coach Celtnieks, Assistant Coach Grinialdi, G. Hall, M. Saunders, W. Lauer, M. Leonard, E. Pitts. T. Gladden. J. Cimningjiam, T. Haney (Capt. I J. Shank, C. . morose. W. Stitt. A. White (Mgr.), F. Nale (Penn soccer reporter). Absent: M. Ziolkowski. 221 Women ' s Field Hockey The women ' s field hockev team finished their liest season ever, since their in- ception a.s a varsity sport in 1972. The team, led by second year coach Kofie Montgomery ' , posted an 8-5-2 record, finished third in the PS. C Tournament, and received a l)id to the EAIAW Region- al Field Hockey Tournament at La Salle University. The Indians, who were fourth seeded in a group of .seven teams, lost to Buckneil in the opening round, 2-1. Coach Montgomery ' s team outscored op- ponents this year 27-16, with most of the 16 goals being scored by formidable op- ponents .such as Lock Haven and -Ship- peasburg. Team members Tracy Snvder, Joaime Bnibaker and Donna Long led their team through the season. Snyder, a .sophomore from Kutztown, played left inside and was number one in .scoring with 1 1 goals. Brubaker, a senior from Mechanicsburg, played in the left link position and con- tributed five goals. Long, a sophomore from Palmyra, played right inside, and also scored five goals. Other members of the starting line-up included seniors Mary Ann Klinger (right outside), Sally Porter (left back), Angela Evans (right back), and Chris Foltz (goalkeeper); freshmen Liz Davies (center back), and Robin Turo (right link); and sophomore Donna Lutz, the team ' s sweeper. 222 v vi • Jiwwfjiii. •.. tr- ar ZT. -?JFT ««- :  Row 1: R. Turo, T. Snyder, C. Foltz, M. Minger, S. Porter(Co-capt.). J. Bmbaker (Co apt.). A. Evans. T. Heishman. D. Long. D. Lutz; Ron 2: L Hurlock, J. Koons. N. Reinhart, K. Fassnatch, E. Pilot. K. Kolarik. C, W ' achowski. D. Bannon. T. Brewer. K. Brou-n. A. Lane: Row 3: C. Smith. A. Pernia. C. Engle. S. Garloff. K. Loht. K. Tiiriaiio. B. Dourte. C. Ruffiilo. D. Petroski, K. Keller. Assistant Coach Boiler; Row 4: Coach Montgomery-. V. Roberts (Mgr). 223 Women ' s Volleyball Nancy Barthelemy ' s women ' s volleyball squad were unable to draw up a winning slate this season, as they posted a heart- breaking 8-9 record. I UP, whose overall record is 82-43, will be without the services of senior Jane Pennline who wound up her final season as the team ' s leading spiker, blocker, and all-around player. Row 1: P. Rrfir J. Pennline S. Dickson ]. Lauffer S. Fitzpatrick (Capt.) A. Klinedinst Rou- 2: A. Dale A. Davis C. Sadonis L. Yost C. Motter J. Meyer P. Howe C. Lacey RoiV 3: Coach Barthelemy S. Smith B. Jarbeck C. Klinedinst D. Sharrow P. Nelis F. Rose J. Alexander (Mgr.) B. Stephens (Mgr.) . ssistant Coach Stefanelli 225 Women ' s Tennis Another wiiuiiiiij season was turned in 1) the women ' s tennis team under the direc- tion of veteran coach Mary Louise Eltz. The team finished the 1979 season with nine wins and five losses. Elt -, who has been coaching the team since its inception in 1970, boasts a career record of 97-18. IL ' F ' s top singles players were Sue Daii- jou, Beth Cinelli, and Patti Marcantino, while Marianne Collie and Paula Spinelli served as the squad ' s outstanding doubles team. Eltz ' s netters finished fourth in the PS AC meet at Shippensburg. l Hui, 226 227 Row 1: T. Morgan (Capt.) K. Cartwright (Mascot) L. Barrera (Capt.) Row 2: T. Lavosky D. Zuzik B. Ishler C. Unks J. McDonson N. Gam ache S. Finch Absent; K. Hengelsberg 228 -- r (;ive me a V - I - C - T - O - R - Y: Who can always l)e counted on to cheer on the teams? lUP ' s cheerleaders, that ' s who. Under fall semesier ' s captain Lisa Barrera, and spring semester ' s captain Terri Morgan, the squad jumped and yelled for Indiana ' s foothall, basketball, and wrestling teaias at both the home and away games. TTie junior varisty sfjuad also cheered at all of the soccer games. The cheerleaders and mascot Kirby Cartwright were always dedicated to Iwosting school spirit and to perfecting their routines. They began their practice at camp in August and continued working, rain or shine, throughout the year to lead the crowds and bolster team morale at all of lUPs athletic events. 229 The IIP Biij liKh;ms ended their ' 79- ' 80 haskethall season with a tally of 14 wins and nine losses, and fought their way to the N ' AIA District 18 playoffs where they suffered a disappointing loss to Waynes- burg. 80-63. Head Coach Carl Davis pushed his team to an 11-3 start on the year, and then watched t hem survive five losses out of six games. The Indians gained momentiim and came to the strong season finish that won them a chance in the playoffs. Four team memliers contributed double figure averages to the Indian effort. They were sophomores Jeff Brown, Sam Scott Men ' s Basketball and Levi Morton, and junior Mike Mitten. Their averages were 14.8, 13.0, 11.1, and 10.5, respectively. Mitten was top reboimder with a total of 187 rebounds for an average of eight rebounds per game. Sam Scott was next in line with a total of 164 rebounds for an average of 7.1 rebounds per game, and was named to the Pennsylvania Confer- ence Western Division . 11-Star Team. Davis has coached the Big Indians to district playoffs in seven of the ten years that he has been head coach, and has taken them to the NAIA National Tourna- ment in Kansas City twice. Row 1: B. Frank J. Hurtt M. Mitten iCo-Capt.) S. Scott (Capt.) A. . Tmwood E. MacDougall Row 2: Coach Davis M. Hodovanich D. Shaffer M. Shanahan L. Morton J. Brown R. McNabb . ssistant Coach Beck 231 232 jt ttS jk - ■ii ■Biilir 9hl£- H 233 1 ' ' . Women ' s Basketball The women ' s basketball team racked up a season record of 12 wins and 11 losses. The team, coached by Lois Clark, gained a bid to the first Pennsylvania Conference Championship bv defeating Clarion 92- 68. 234 fioa I: C. Hoover M. Vood(Capt.) S. Piccolini T. Piatak G. Wood K. Milligan (Capt.) P. Kuorr T. Morgan D. Shearer F. McDonnough D. Reed Row 2: MA. Bartoszeuicz B. Brown D. Roland K. Sherr - K. Tyke J. Kibler B. Thompson L. Henderson Row 3: Coach Clark J. Harris (Mgr.) . ssistant Coach Sullinger 235 ilT ' s third plate finish in the PSAC Mens Swininiingand Diving State Championships capped a 7-2 dual meet sea.son for the Indians, who lust only to Clarion and Shippeasluirg. This gave coach Ralph Johnson ' s team a 16-4 record against all competition. The swimmers who represented lUP in the NC. . Division II Championships were Dan Deatxjn, Kim Tyson. Bic Mur- phv. John Capets, Matt Kohler, Mark W ' oodard, and Jim (Gordon. Deacon placed (iftli in the nation for the 200-yard backstroke with a time of 1:55.9. He wa.s IL ' P ' s first four-year AU- American. The -100-s ' ard freestyle relay team of Dea- con, Kohler, Murphy, and Tyson gained . ll-. merican statas when they placed 11th in the nation for the event. Roti- I: K. . ' Mbiiendinger, R. Daiiko. M. Woodard; Rou 2: J. Capets. K. McQiieston. B. Alibott. A. Arraez, J. Gordon, M. Snvder. R. Eaijley. J. Smith. B. Miirphy (Capt.). D. Mason, R. H Kh, J. Lythgoc, D. Deacon; Row 3: J. Brozinick, M. Kohler, G. Kinzler. Absent: D. Green. K. Tyson (Capt). Coach Johnson. Assistant C oach Kane 236 Men ' s Swimming Women ' s Swimming ■ w - .. ' e  ad P.- V . ' i£ ' Wti PT •■ % JK Va 1 1 238 The Il ' F women swimmers Kni.shed their l)est season ever, achieving; a fourth place finish in the annual Pennsylvania Ojnfer- ence meet, and registered a 6-5 dual meet record against tough competitors. Leading the swimmers was senior Donna Kane, who was the first lUP woman to become an All-American swimmer, af- ter she captured a l()th place finish in the 200-yard backstroke. Her time was 2:17.89, which also set an lUP varsity record. Other records were set this sea-son by freshman Marcy Laderer, who was clocked at :25.87 in the .50-yard freestyle against , llegheny, and :.56.9 in the 100- yard freestyle against Bucknell. T Tene Fudala, a senior from Uniontown, Laurel Highlands, set the ,50-yard brea.st- .stroke record in the conference meet with a time of :.3.3.708. 2 te if Water WDMEN Winning... WE-rN ' VllLD rrv- f M I R,nc 1: ( ach Montgomerv- ssistant Coach Murtha Troilo (Mgr. I ( Katus I l.ieder ■ C ' ranata D. Wohlfarth P. .McKamish . . darnitis K. I ' Cng Rinv 2: I Brandl T Price L. Berkeible D Kane D. Sundio J. Santoleri (Capt.) L. Lesko K. O ' Connor T. Fuala J. Lotz Row 3: K. Roth K. Mouse E. Regan S. Starr T. Kane C. Kaidosh P. .McCue M. L.aderer M. Wisor Absent: Reckard (Capt.) Knaus 2.39 Coach Bill Blacksmith ' s wrestlers wound lip the season with a dual match record of 7-10, although many wrestlers contributed outstanding efforts. Seniors Jeff Meckley (142 pounds) and Randy Kondrlik (190 pounds) compiled overall records of 15-6 and 18-12, resjjec- tivelv. Juniors Bill Shepherd (126 jX)unds) and Jeff Conklin (1.50 pounds) boasted records of 14-3 and 16-8-1, respectively. lUP had a Conference record of 2-4, and was 10th in the Pennsylvania Conference meet. Kondrlik placed third in the conference while sophonore Scott Day placed fourth in the Eastern Regionals. 241 Women ' s Gymnastics The women ' s gymnastic team finished sixth in the AIAW Division III National Cvmnastic Championship on March 21-22 in Milledgeville, Cieorgia, roiuiding out an impressive season. Indiana finished the season with a mis- leading 6-5 record, with the five losses coming at the hands of Division I and II schools. R ' P did chalk up wias over Divi- sion I Temple and (Marion. The team is unlieaten in Division III competition. lUP counted on three all-around per- formers for consi.stent scoring throughout the season. Roberta Brown and Meg Ro- gers finished third and fourth as all-aroimd competitors in the Eastern regionals, but the third performer, Leslie Miller, was held back bv iui imkle injury. . nother strong performer for the Indians throughout the season was freshman bal- ance l eam specialist Sandy Lippert. Lip- pert captured first place in the Eastern Regionals on the beam. In the floor exercises, Sonya Snyder and Meg Rogers were the most consistent gymnasts. Rogers averaged an impressive 8.16, while Snyder turned in a season average of 7.98 and a sea.son liest of 8.55. . my Pyle turned in the best showings in the uneven bars for the ' 79- ' 80 season, j| and all-arounders Miller and Rogers were , also top individuals in the vault. , The team, going into nationals, was com- ing off a first place finish at Frostburg, Maryland, in the E. L V Eastern Region- als. ?5V. 242 fV ' I Kmv I: A. Pyle (Co-Capt), D. Bess (Mgr), L. Miller (Co-Capt.); flmt 2. Coath Buckley, M. Rf Rcr . R. Brown, O. DiCicco, H. Martin, Assistant Coach Cillo; Row 3: S. Tomlinson (Student Helper), Jo. Pagnanelli. M, VVellcr, S. l.ippcrt, I,. Bliinier, D. Smith, S. Snyder, Ja. Pagnanclli, S, l wvjn (Student llcljwr). 243 Boif ;. S. Becker R. McDeaWtl Rmc 2: S. Roth M. Bauersfeld B. Pratt (Co-capt.) D. Zaccala C. Knipe Rou .3. Coach Campisano J. Kerr B. Rohrliach (Co-capt.) D. Rodgers G. Needleman B. Olds 244 , Rifle lUP ' s riHe team ended another out- standing season under mentor Tom C ' amp- isaro. In his eleven years as coach, Camp- isano, who is a full-time art teacher at Indiana Junior High School, has guided the team to an impressive 140-19 record, and has won nine sectional titles. Senior co-captains Bob Pratt of McKeesport and Bmce Rohrhach of Kut- ztown led the team to a 9-1 season record. Pratt, who averaged 269 points per match, was the team ' s best .shooter, while Rohrbach pulled in a close second with a 265 average. A maximum of .3(K) points can he scored per quarter course match. The team travelled to the University of Pittsburgh on February 22, where they competed in the annual National Rifle Association (NR. ) sectionals. Out of the eight teams that participated. lUP ' s ma- roon team placed second, while the slate team placed third. Clarion, who handed the team their only loss of the regular season, placed first. Bob Pratt placed third in the individual competition. 245 Men ' s Fencing Coach Nancy Bartheleniy ' s men ' s fencing team posted a vsinning record of 6-2, defeating siich teams as Camegie-Mellon and California. Jay Holdren was team leader with an individual mark of 25-6. . t Camegie-Mellon Intercollegiates, sen- ior Frank Delia and junior Jim McCaulley fought to second place finishes in the mens novice and intennediate categories respectively. 246 . Rotv 1: ]. Miller (Capt). M. Tallarieo. J ML .iiuUe ; Rmv 2: Coach Barthelemy, D. Clayton, E. Rotnbacfa, J. Holdren, F. Delia, J. Jacobson, R. Seip (Mgr.). ohj h lAl c Women ' s Fencing The women fencers, under the direction of Coach Nancy Barthelemy. closed the season with a record of 2-6. Junior Jackie Postnia led the team as she posted an individual mark of 24-17. The team traveled to Carnegie-Mellon In- tercollegiates where senior Valerie Coop- er won the women ' s novice title. The women ' s varsity team traveled to Penn State for the state meet where thev placed sixth. 248 (9 © fioit- 1: L. Baggest, L. Kohl. B. Sheetz iCapt.), J. Postma, L. McMillen; Row 2: M. Bendrick. J. Peters, G. Thoman, J. Alexander; Rou ' 3: Coach Barthelemy, M. Babyak. H. Jensen. ' . Cooper. N. McFeeley, S. Papuga, R. Seip (Mgr.). Absent: R. Sostarich. I 249 S. Mcllvaine J. Re iiold.s M. Mitskavich R. Runvan Rotv 2: A. Martin M. Murphy G. KelK T. Steinoiii M. Kalii.. T. Piccoliiii G. Bednai M. Llovil M. Dorbritz R. Schaiiffhaustr fioii ) T. OndcV R. Retlon T. Charles B. Hochevar S. Shut- R. Thomas B. Mar(|uette C. Beswitk J. Burr ' L. Moore Absent: P. Demnitz t:-eA I Baseball C oach Moore ' s Tribesmen defeated Mansfield for the Pennsylvania Confer- ence title, their first since ' 73, and com- pleted the season as a N ' AIA District 18 ninner-np. The team, led by senior pro-prospect Bob Miscik of Mount Pleasant, slated an over- all 18-12 record Miscik posted the team ' s l)est batting average with a .406, followed by Mike Murphy (.382) and Gene Cerilli (.316), and also led the team in hits (41) and home runs (6). Cerilli led the team in doubles (7) while Murphy accumulated the most triples (8). George Bednar was tops in pitching with an ERA of 3.48, a won-lost record of 4-1. and a strikeout record of 26. I 251 Men ' s Track and Field Rim I: K Hhipps, S. (inlckamp; How 2: J. Hickt-v (Capt). C:. Brown, P. Dick, ]. Hovlak (Capt), F. Paronish, E. Wiiischel, S. Ishmaii, S. Gilliland, P. Simoiison, L. Fees. M. Hoffman, J. Connellv, D Kline, Coach McCiie; Ron 3: M. Razanauskas. J. Haight. R. Bullman, G. Lesnick, A. Rev, A, Woods. M. Mandel, K. A.stor, B. Butler. L. DiBridge. S. Brookhank. P. Curry. T. Phillippi, E. Wilkins; Row 4: Head Coach Sutton, C;. Jones, W. Halsey, C. Elwrlv, B. Firestone. M. Grant, B. Walton, H. Henderson, D. Halferty, T. VanBiersal, D. Teed, C. . nderson. B. Stewart. C. Stultz, B. Standifesl, S. Morrocco. Coach Raemore; Row 5: Coach Grove. ]. Gazza, G. Rensyl. B. Cunningham. J. Sproel, J. Coleman, J. Williams, S. Kendall, J. Gaudino, T. Wile, J. Geidner. S. Green, ]. Adams. R. Green. J. McGeary, K. Barto. R. Bukauskas Absent: Coach Fry ' % mat T? ' Coach Lou Sutton and his team capped the season with a fourth place in the PSAC State Championships and a first place in the NAIA District 18 Champion- ships. Both events were hosted by lUP. i - •  . Two members of the team gained All- American status after competing at the NCAA Division II meet in California: senior John Adams of Franklin placed fifth in the javelin, with a distance of 209 4 . and sophomore Ed Phipps of Slippery Rock placed sixth in the 1500 meter run with a time of 3:46.29. Two other members also qualified for competition in the national meet. Jimior Lou DiBridge of L trobe competed in the 3000 meter steeplechase and sophomore Mark Razanauskas of Erie in the 110 meter hurdles. Junior Dave Lemer of Ford Ci ' became the state champion in the discus throw with a distance of 150 8 . ■V 253 Women ' s Track and Field Row I: L. Johnson P. Capriotli M. Ward J. EUam C. Cronenberger D. Roland L.Yost Row 2: Coach Fry D. DiCicco M. Ingalls L. Shahade J. Sapovich 254 ► 1 - - The hi hlij ht of the women ' s track and field season was a third place in the PSAC State Champioaships, held at I UP. Firsts were captured at that meet fjy junior Dana DiC icco of Indiana in the 15f)0 meter nm and by sophomore Peggv Ruf- fenach of Bridgeville in the 4(K) meter hurdles. Junior Janine Rush of Pittsburgh l ecame IL ' Ps first women ' s track . ll-. merican b placing third in the javelin. Junior Sheila Fleming, also of Pittsburgh, finished ninth in the .3(M) meter nm. DiCicco, Rush, Fleming, and jimior Don- na Reaves of Sussex, New Jersev, in the 400 meter dash, advanced to the Lnited States Track and Field . s.sociation nation- al meet in Wichita, Kansas. Ritsh ' s javelin distance there was 129 ' .5 , Fleming ' s .3000 meter time, 10:41. S?55 l . 255 ' e 256 Golf The golf team completed yet another suc- cessful season with a decisive win in the NAIA District 18 Invitational, which en- abled them to travel to the NAIA tourna- ment in Michigan where they placed sec- ond nationally. The team had previously placed 12th in the NC. . Division II event in Louisiana. Three-vear . ll-. merican Kent Stauffer, a junior from Bradford, led the campaign b placing fourth in the N. I. tourna- ment and placing loth in the N ' C. . meet. On the season. Ed Sloniger ' s team won even tournaments, placed second three times, and captured third plac« honors 257 Row 1: W. Appelf S. Leuschel D. Zamperini G. Moser K. Weltv Row 2: Coach Celtnieks T. Van Zandt D. Kegerreis T. Cinelli C. Smith t v % x 258 {_ ii tT l , Men ' s Tennis The men ' s tennis team jumped to a Cjuick season start by winning their first four games, however they ended the season with a 5-4 slate. lUP, under Coach Vince Celtnieks, finish- ed third of five teams in the NAIA Dis- trict 18 Tournament, and tied for sixth of nine teams in the Pennsylvania Confer- ence Tournament. lUP ' s top individuals were senior Tom VanZandt of (Carlisle and sophomore Doug Kegerreis of Fort Loudon. Kegerreis (fourth singles), Tony Cirel li (sixth singles), and the third doubles team of Kip Velt - and Steve Leuschel all reached the semifinals in state com- petition. I 259 Softball A voimg I UP Softball team, under Coach Cathv Sullinger, ended the season with a disappointing record of 9-13, despite win- ning eight straight games at one point. Senior captains Michelle Wood and Kay Skandera led the team at the plate, while sophomore Carol Hoover was tops in pitching. Oi 260 Rem I: C. Funk S. Oakes J. Vfaudie D. Shearer K. Turiano Rou 2: L. Richards S. Smith M. Wood iCapt.i K. Skandera iCapt. A. Smith H. Jensen L. Kellner Rem 3: L. Woodrow T. Winetierger A. Smithburger K. McLoy C. Hoover Coach Sullinger J. Bianchi V. Cooper J. Wagner V. Sik-tar Row 4: ' N. Heiges Absent L. Collins I 261 262 m- ' M 263 Club Sports 264 265 ScoreboardScore board ScoreboardScore board ScoreboardScc ( ' S()( ( KR OPP 1 Frost Iniri; 4 1 Penn State-Bchrend 2 4 Pitt-Johnstown 5 All iance 1 7 1 Saint Vincent Bloomsburg 2 2 Grove City Shippensburg 1 2 Dist. of Columbia U. 3 3 Slipper. ' Rock 1 7 Edinboro Lx)ck Haven 4 1 Pitt 9 Gannon Dislricl 5 Mercyhiirst Area 2 Alders oii-Broaddus Sational ' 2 Sangamon State 2 4 3 Aldcrson-Broaddus Alabama- Huntsville Spring Arbor 1 3 FOOTBAl.I, (T 34 East Stroudsburg 35 Kutztown 13 Westminster 21 Lock Haven 31 Shippensburg 38 C alifumia 28 Slippery Rock 18 Waynesburg 9 Edinboro 15 Clarion 266 HELD HOCKEY Millersville Bloomsburg Ix)ck Haven Davis and Elkin Westminster Slippery Rock North Michigan Pitt Shippensburg Frost burg Slippery Rock PSAC Shippensburg Millersville Pitt Bucknell EAIAW Bucknell u r MEN ' S BASKETBALL oi ' r 57 Penn State 99 S3 Alliance 63 57 Saint Vincent 56 «() Pitt-Johnstown 65 SO Waynesburg 85 97 La Roche 73 97 Queens 73 67 Buffalo 54 SI Westminster 71 86 McdaiUe 36 64 Edinboro 59 73 Clarion 95 55 Slippery Rock 51 86 California 71 76 Lock Haven 83 14 D iquesne 70 63 Edinboro 55 61 Clarion 63 65 Slippery Rock 49 56 California 75 85 Lock Haven 70 75 Dyke 53 63 Waynesboro 80 board ScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboard WOMEN ' S CHOSS COUNTHV California Invitational 3rd out of 13 Penn State Invitational 8tli out of 9 lUP Invitational 3rcl out of 7 Slippery Rock 9uad Meet 2n l out of 4 California Tri Meet 1st out of 2 Bucknell Invitational 3rd out of 10 Pennsylvania Conference Meet 2nd out of 3 IVF 9 2 2 WOMEN ' S TENNIS Saint Francis West Virginia Pitt Saint Francis Edinboro West Ljberty Duquesne Slipper ' Rock Edinboro Lock Haven Ol ' I ' IVI ' 66 69 WOMEN ' S BASKETBAI.l. Kutztown Frostbiirg Millersville Elizabethtown California Gannon Marshall Charleston Slippery Rock Lock Haven Edinboro Pitt-Johnstown Morgan American Clarion Bloomsburg Shippensbnrg Cheyney Shippensburg Towson Duquesne West Virginia Robert Morris PSAC Championships JKA ' WM 1 MENS CROSS COUNTRY C:la.ssboro Invitational 1st out of 9 California Invitational 2nd out of 30 Penn-Ohio Meet 2nd out of 10 lUP Invitational Isl out of 13 Slippery Rwk C uad Meet 1st out of 4 NAIA District 18 Meet 1st out of 4 NCAA Division II Eastern Qualifier 2nd out of 25 Pennsylvania Conference Meet 3rd out A 13 NC.VA Division II Nationals 18th out of 26 NAIA Nationals 5th out of 33 MEN ' S TENNIS IIP 9 8 Frost burg Robert Morris OPP 1 5 9 Shippensburg Westminster 4 1 Edinboro 8 3 California 6 Penn State-Behrend 2 3 I Slippery Rock Lock Haven 6 8 PA Conference Tournament tied for 6th out of 9 NAL District 18 Tournament 3rd out of 5 267 ScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardSco MKN S S 1M 11 ( ;( ;■ 69 Fairnioiit m Westminster 41 Clarion 58 Yoiingstown m Grove Citv 6T Slippery Rock 70 Edinboro 56 Shippensburg 65 Blooinsburg Pennsylvania Conference Meet NCAA Division 11 National Meet VOl.l.EYBAl.L HP Penn State OPP 3 2 Clarion 3 3 DiKjuesne ! 2 Pitt-Johivslown 2 Rolwrt Morris 3 Carnegie-Mellon 2 3 Kent State 3 Edinboro 2 California 1 Marshall 2 West Virginia 2 3 Allegheny 1 Slipper) Rock In vitational tied for 2nd ou of 4 Pennsylvania Co nference Meet won consolation Edinboro Invitational Marvlan d Invitational 1.3().l 124.8 116.9 GYMNASTICS Youngstown Lx)ck Haven Slippery Rock Pitt-Johnstown West Virginia East Stroiidsburg Southern Connecticut C;iarion Frostburg Pitt Temple PS. C Championships KAIAW Regionals Nationals OPP 115.0 98.0 130.5 110.5 136.9 120.5 127.6 forfeited 121.75 1.32.75 80.55 3rd 1st 6lh WOMEN ' S FENCING HP OPP 11 C;amegie-Mellon 5 California 11 1 Penn State 15 Cornell 16 1 Saing Johns 16 6 Johns Hopkins 8 7 Carnegie-Mellon 5 5 California 11 268 boardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboard ;(7 ' 91 62 61 118 99 31 90 69 77 56 59 WOMKNSSWIMMINC Fairmont Millersville Bucknell Duqiiesnc Washington Jefferson Clarion Lock Haven (Cleveland State Allegheny Shppery Rock Shippensburg PSAC Championships AIAW Nationals RIFLE Clarion Clarion Duquesne Duquesne Ceneva Geneva Pitt Pitt V ] V J OFF 1349 1309 1232 1301 1188 1219 1210 1167 12.37 1279 MENS FENCING Carnegie-Mellon Carnegie Mellon California California Carnegie-Mellon Carnegie-Mellon California California OPP 9 6 3 10 3 10 Rol ert Morris Robert Morris Penn State-Behrend Juniata Juniata Lock Haven Lock Haven Westminster Westminster Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Clarion Clarion Frost burg Frostburg Shippensburg Shippensburg California California Edinboro Edinboro Point Park Point Park Pcniutihaniii Conference Chmnpicmship Series 9 Mansfield 2 2 Mansfield 6 8 Mansfield 3 XMA District 18 Playoffs 12 Penn State-Behrend 6 1 Point Park 9 1 Penn State-Behrend 5 Point Park 13 WRESTLING West Virginia AkroD Fitt-JohnstowTi Shippensburg California Clarion Maryland Virginia George Washington Morgan State Towson State Norfolk State Bloomsburg Exlinboro Waynesburg Slippery Rock West Libert - Pennsvlvania Conference Meet 21 18 26 14 29 38 40 31 22 36 36 15 35 19 13 48 12 10th ScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardScoreboardSco] m GOl.F West l.ibertv Invitational 2nd out of Ifi Champion Lakes Invitational 1st out of 17 C ' alifoniia Invitational 1st out of 20 Penn State Invitational 3rd out of 15 Il ' P Invitational 1st out of 13 PA Conference Tournament 2nd oi tof- NCAA Division II National Meet 12 out of 19 NAIA National Meet tied for 2nd out of 32 WOMEN ' S TRACK AND FIELD OPV 53 Pennsylvania Conference Meet Pitt Invitational Clarion Invitational Millersville Invitational 3rd out of 12 MENS TRACK AND FIELD Towson Invitational 2nd out of 25 Davidson Relass 8th out of 30 NAIA District 18 Meet 1st out of 6 Pennsvlvania Conference Meet 4th out of 13 Indiana Relays Mason- Dixon Relays Il ' P Invitational 270 SOFTBALL Millersville Millersville Shippensburg Shippensburg Robert Morris Robert Morris California California Robert Morris Robert Morris Clarion Clarion Slippery Rock Shppery Rock Lock Haven Lock Haven Edinboro Edinboro Slippery Rock Slippery Rock OFF 4 Seniors Senior Class Officers Michael Hehdon, President Owen J. 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PA Johnstown. PA Spci-ial Education Criminology .Vi. RY E. SCH.MIUI York. PA Speech Path. Aud. DEBBIE SCHNECK ROBERT SCIINELLER Ahington, P. Plymonth Meeting, PA nt tclic.i ' Sutrition Ed. Safety Science LINDA SCIIOCK SH, R()N SCHOFIELD LAI KIK S Reading, PA Butler. PA SCHRENCENGOST Business Admin. Health Physical Ed. Kittanning, PA Finance 304 VM KHII ' J S( IIW i;i) JAV M. SCMWAKT KA IIIKIUNK SCIIWKI 1)1 s( II W I I i I li I l 1 S(,I()I,I,A North Iliu.tinK l,.„. I ' A I ' iltsl.ninl., PA NKBHATKN u,.„ M,l||„., pa (.il,M,.iiii, FA [.•{,„„„;■ Aiidwilinii Washiii ton, PA -.MK tv i EdwutUm I ' lililual Sneme PrK-lMu 1,1 N DA M S(,()n Heistcritown. MD ( ' fmmmer Serviceii Em in rntiil llmlth BARBARA SKKI.Y LORRAINE M. SEMICH Sl ' SAN SEMLER CiK-hranton, PA Pittsburgh , PA New Kensington, PA Honw Emncmiirx •, ' . AdminislTotiiv Service Saiiolof ij PATRICIA SEHENO Elkland, PA Speech Vath. Aud. rilOMASC SERVIMSKV Indiana, PA Miisir Ediirnlinn I HACY SETTLE Biglerville, PA BtLsiness Admin. li.liH STEFANIE D. SEYLER ANDREW ]. SGRIGNOLl DEANNA L. SH. EFFER SHERRI L. SHAFFER lAKiENE SHAVER Camp Hill, PA Enola, PA Harrisburg, PA East Springfield, PA Hooversville, PA Nutrition Educatiim Music Education .Viirsing Home Economics FA. Home Economics Ed. ROSEMARY L. SHAW Burgettstow-n, PA Elementary Education BARBARA L. SHEET PATRICK W. SHERIDAN BRYAN K. SHEVAK SUSAN C. SHEVOCK CYT)NFY R SHIELDS Coraopolis, PA Jeannette, PA Scranton, P. Portage. PA Philadelphia. P. Consumer Services Accounting:, Finance Elementary Education Engiish LEAH E. SHIPPUNG Johnsonbiirg, P. .Nursing JEFF SHOCKEY Meyersdale, P. Safety Management i iC r ' JANE SHOUP Montoursville, P. Psychology LOU ANN SHOW F.RS Lewistowii, P. Consumer Services THERESA MR HAHT | lll I Hl MATE JO. .NNE T. SIBRE Parkland, PA Pittsburgji, PA Philadelphia, PA Food Service Management Business Education Art Education 305 KUIMM H SIKKIN MilltTst.mn. I ' A tui of :xrt ,. cittUi DAW J. SICNORK HalftfKI. PA (. ' i)n.niiiKT Senices FUI.RIA J. SlMlTO.SKl Butler, PA Spicch PathJAutl. SANDKA I.. SIMMS Butler. PA Joumulisin LOl ' ANN SIMON Indiana. P, Health PhysictJ tUI. SL SA.N E. SINCLAIR Spring Church, PA I liiillh Physical Fxl. l.OKRAINE 11 SIN CLAIRE Monroevillc, PA siHwh r.iih . u,i AMY L. Sir LER Erie. PA . l)j)livd Mathctitatir.s jonathan siverlim; DiiBois. PA Si aniihlnl. ' l. Studies KONAID] SKAI.SKl Fox Chapel. PA Finance KAREN J SK_ NnERA Export, PA Health Physical t.il. BRENDA M. SKIBA New Castle, PA Hdiiw Economies Ed. MUllELLE SKILLS Narvon. P. Home Economics Ed. SI sKI. H Raiiiey, PA Sociology r i n 1. M I i ii Cumberland. MD Nursing HUADl.EY V. SLOAN Butler. PA Accounting JANET SLOAN U Mechanicshurg. P. Speech Path. Aud. TIMOTHY E. S.MAIL Kittanning. P.A .Accounting KIMBERLY SMALLS AMANOA 1 SMII.O ANITA M. SMITH BRENUA A. SNUTH (T AIC R. S.MITH DAVID k. SMITH Pittsl.urgh. PA Glen Campbell, PA Norw(x)(L PA Derr . PA Lancaster. PA Penn Run, PA ulrition Ed. Dietetics . fii.Tir Educatiim nuatri- 1 Directing ElcnunUiry F.ducutiiin Crim. Political Science Biology DEBRA D SMITH Philadelphia. PA Accounting kl IN 1 ' SMII H Bethel Park. PA Marketing Lk iniH I.ALKASMmi MiKeesport. PA Music Education MARk S. SMITH Indiana. PA Economics Pre-Laxe PATRICIA A. SMITH Da idsville. PA Speech Path. Aud. VICTORC;. SMITH Ashland. PA Food Service Management 306 THOMAS A. SMOUSK C:AK()L J. SNKDKKKK Belle Vernon, PA Beaver Falls, PA Foott Sfrt Mfil lhis. Admin. .Vr rvin;; DAVli:) SNIUKH .Silverdale, PA Geography I.VNNI-; A. SNVDKH Dayton. PA ilniilish IMi.K W. S(JB(M. Monroeville, PA lii ' liimil I ' l inninn BK(,I. A V«. .y NSON Washington. PA Acroiintiuti !? ' l fL 4 i4 SU.SAN B. SOHOKO New Kensington, PA Ed. of Excep. Child PATHICIA .SOHRKI.L Haverlown, P. Safety Matuigetnent DKWm. U SOWERS B. DANCENE SPEICHEB PAILA J. SPINELLI (.HFX;ORY E. SPO IO Shippensburg, PA Kittanning. PA l ncaster. ¥ Jeannette. PA Nursing Biixiness Education Comp. Sci. Psychology Accounting ii KRISTY STAIR RONALD E. STANISLAW Monroeville, PA Boli ar, PA Personnel Matuigement f ii sicv MICHELESTANKO SCOTT STATEER MICHAEL A. STA LB JO ANNESTAIDT Indiana, PA Greenburg, P. (;ett sbiirg, PA LinglestowTi, PA Spanish Marketing Criminology Geology BARBARA R. STEELE MARY ANN STEFFEN LORl STECNER Beaver, P. Sarver. P. Red Lion. P. Consumer Scnircv Psycltology Sociology (- ' riminnlogij Psychology TIMOTHY STEIN LEAH E. STEINER DIANE S.STEINHOFF W ilniore. PA Prosfject. PA PottstowTi. PA Journalism Stifety Dietetics BETH E. STEINITZ VALARIE STEPANOVICH JEANIE STEPHENS RACHAEL A. STERN CHERYX L. STEWART KEVIN STEW. RT Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh. PA Waynesliurg. PA Easton. PA Indiana. PA Grove Cit -. PA Xatiiral Sciences Elementary Education Consumer Services Music Journalism Sociology Crimirwlogy 307 PAll. STlLUtLL Ridgwav. PA Accounting CiMHlASTUKH Greenslnirj;, PA Atvownring KUIIARD A. .STOKt)SKl New Kensington. PA Si .v. Analysis Acctin RIOHARD L. STDNE Norristown, PA Mathcnuitirs ( ANOACK STOl ' FFKR C ' .reensbiirg, PA .AffounHng crak; c. strkiner Bethel Park. PA Markclinf niANESTIU I INsKl Monongalielj, PA Crintinology Kl 1 i; I STRIGHT KIMBKRI.Y A. STROl P C. ROL STRl ' BLE Eric. PA Erie, PA Grove City. PA Home Eronontics Ed. Accounting Consumer Services CYNTHIA L. STUART Monroeville. P. Consumer Services SL ' SAN A. STIBB-S Pittsburg, PA Elementary Education ( IIHIS STIT.T Transfer. P. Crimino ogi ME1.INDA STl MPF Mercer, PA Philatoplt y I Biology CONNIE 1.. SIMR Indiana. PA Criminology DANIEL J. SILLI AN West .Mifflin, PA Business Admin. MICHELLE Sl ' MPTER Clairton, PA Speech Path. Auo. .VNNA M SI.SCH. K Arnold, PA Dietetics Sl AN L. l. ILU 1 Wemersville, P. Journalism J.VNE s rrciiAN Johnstown, ?. Sursing MITCHELL L. .S .VNGER Harrisburg, P Criminology 1C REN E. SWEENEY Pittsburgfi. PA Criminology Sociology CONNIE L. SYBERT W ' estover. P. S;)cfr i Falh. . ud. SL S.VN E. SYRYLO IXiBois. PA Elmuntdnj Education EILEEN SZCZYGIEL Everson. P. Music Education DEB(JR. H SZYM.VNSKI New Eagle. PA Sfx crh Palh. Aud. klMBERLY J. T.XCIK Glassport. PA Marketing ELAINE TAHAh Le ittown, P. Fine Arts ROSEMARY B. TAIL Clyiner. PA Accounting MICHELE TAVOLETTI . liqiiippa. P. Spanish Education 308 CAltOl. TAYLOH ShelcKta, PA Honie Econmnic.1 E t. MAKk I. I AVLOH New Kciisinnlon, I ' A Arciiinitiiiii NAUINK I.. IKI.KNSON Jeannette. PA Spanish LAUHA S. TEMPI,E KATHI, I.I.N M I K.V(J Salisbury, PA Portage, PA Business Admin. Acrlinn Mmit Kduralum MKI.AMK M ( KI ' PKH Indiana. V.K Accounting STEPHANIK R. TEPPER CAROL TERVVILMGER MARSHA L. THOMAS ROBIN E. THOM. S . IJSO G. THOMPSfJN CHERYL A THOMPSON River Edge. NJ Chicora, PA Portage, PA Verona, PA Staten Island, NY Hiintingdrm Vallev. PA Dietetics Art Eiluidtion Accounting Marketinfi, Psychology CriminoUigy W MB JILL C. THOMPSON Verona, P. Elcnunttmi F.duciitinn 5ARBARA THUEL johiistowii, P. Joumidisin CARLA TINKEY Ellwood City. PA Biology LINDA J. TOMMANEY Sarver, PA Criminology BARBARA E. TOMPKINS REBECCA | lolU; WCE Oil City. PA Blairsvillc. l ' Consunter Services .Vursing TIMOTHY ( lOiH Hunker, PA Safety Management KIMBERLY L. TRAUGH MICHELE A. TRENARY Indiana, P. Beaver Falls, PA ursing Spanish DONALD K IHKWEY Blairsville, PA Personnel Management LETITIA L TRETTEL .Natrona Heights, P Accotinting MICHAEL S. TROIT Camp Hill, PA Criminology Psychology ' n ' jSM wkm t: ' EN TRUBAN SUSAN TRU.XAL LISA A. TUCKER PEGGY R. TURACK DON. LD W . TURNER LEE C. TIRNER Pittsburgh, PA Greensbiirg, P. Lewisburg, P. Pittsburg. PA Spring Church. P- Camp Hill, PA Health Physical Ed. Music Education Ed.ofExcep. Child Consumer Services Business Admin. Accting Marketing 309 TEHKV D IM.kA HONMi; IVSON KIM W. TV. SON ANN M. rill JL Lli; INKLL Si SAN L. l HHANSKl Van Metir. HA I ' illslnirsh. PA Bristol. I ' A Somerset. HA Indiana, FA Sarver, HA Accmmhng, (xinsumtT Sfnit ' t ' s ll,atlh nysU;J tUI. . n.vi - t ' .duiathm Accounting Spenal Education THOMAS G. VAN ZANDT CarUsle, PA Saturn! Sciences THOM. i VARN JOHN (,;. V. K EK VICTORIA VASKO CHRISTINA J. V.VIAVIK KD V. KU J. VKIXX:K Erie, P. Indiana, P. McKeesport. P. Johnstown, PA Johnstown, PA Marketing Safety Management Business Accounting Accounting Art Education DAVID VEIC.HTS MARY ANNE VEI.IKV JILIE VERDECCHIA .Miqiiippa, PA Donora, P. Erie, PA Reponal Planninig Business Admin. Marketing Speech I ' alh. Aud. NANCY VERONESI LUANNE VINCENT Seminole, PA New Castle, PA Music Education Medical Technohgij TAMRA L. VITALIE Indiana, P. Elcnuntary Education ROBERT VOGEL J RANDOLPH NADINKM Hl)i;i | rWlMIEJ. WADE MICHAKI. 1, W l)i:i K Mill W ( . i;ii Bethel Park. PA VON DHACH Aliciuippa. HA Washinj ton. PA York Springs. FA ishiiigton, PA Music Education Levittown. PA Speech Path. And. Biology Oimiiio dgi 77i ' (i(rf Biology ROBERT A. V. C;NER S.VNDRA C;. W ACNER JAMIE H W Al.l.AC.E Sarver, PA Philadelphia, PA Steelton, PA Business Admin. Criminology Bus. Admin. Mgt Info. Sys. TiioM.vs E. vai.i..u:e Verona, PA Mgmt. Info. Sys. Finartce MSA A. W ALTERS Pittshnrgh. PA Art Studio USA A. W ALTERS Frederick. .MD Speech Path. Aud. 310 I ' Airi w ' Ai,ri;us joan . w aisijiam DiiHois, PA Jeaiiiiette. I ' A Muiuinciiinil Info. Si sU ' tnx (Amxiimer Scnim MICIIAKI, UAMIJ li. U ASIIAM liAI ' ,1. J. . J .. ..II.KU WAKKINKK Keasterville, I ' A Barne .lH ro, PA Indian.-i. I ' A Arcmiiidrig .Vur ing MAHK U AlKhMAN l-aii(4horric. FA Sfarkelinji SUE WATTEKS Indiana, PA FJenwntiirii Eihidition ELEANOR WATIS Bridgeville, PA Marketing:, JAMES R. WAY Havertown. PA liii . Adtitin. Markctiufi MARY L. WEAVER Erie, PA C.onxumer Sen ires DIANE I.. WKDEI. C:anip Mill. PA Th„tn IIU.IMA A. WEIBRECirr JEFF S. WEINER BRUCE ALEXIS A. WEIR SUSAN L. WEIS JONATHW D. WEISS WILLIAM W. WEL-n Monroeville, PA WEINSHEIMER Champion, PA Clairton, PA Norristown, PA Greensburg, PA Miirkctinf:, Allentown, PA Computer Science Management Info. Si .strm.s . «r cprtng Accounting Systems Atuilysis CAROL A. WEYANDT JOHN E. WHITE North Himtingdon. PA Arnold, MD Consumer Services Applied Math. Comp. Sci. DKMSi: WHITKHOISE GEORGE C. WHITFIELD CURTIS E. WHITMAN (-RANDALL Baden, PA Philadelphia, PA Lebanon, PA WICHMWN Bwmiess Admin. Mu.9ic Education AccounHng Pittsburgh. PA . ccountinii SANDR. L. WTCKLINE EDW AKD Washington, PA WIDENHOFER Reluihilitation Education Butler, PA Business Admin. SANDR. E. W ILCHER TERRY J. W ILER DARLENE WILUAMS NL RK . . TLLL MS Pittsburgh, PA Cocoa, FL Philadelphia. PA Gardners, PA Ed. of Excep. Child Accounting Psychology Psychology 311 MSAN Ull.l.lAMs Piinxsitawncy. I ' A Art EiliuiitiKti M.i;iUl, A UU M) Villiaiiis|j )rt. PA Honu- Economics Eil. DONNA K Ull.THDL T I.AIL 1.. W INNKBERGER DEBDliMl 1). W INSTKAU Kutzlt)wi . PA CheUenhani, PA Iiidiuna. PA Nfiivtc -.(iiKfrfiori Criminology Kio ogy JOAN uim i;i. Suinmcrhill. PA Home Economics Ed. MAK I. WINK DKhOUAll A. DIANA WOl.FE MAHLA S. WOLFF LAIREN B. WONDEKLY MICHELLE IM. VV(X)D New Ca-itle, PA ()jc:ikc;ho vski Indiana, PA C.reensbiirg. PA Pittsburgh, PA North llmitingdfMi, PA iii , imri Murk, hue EVITX)!!, PA Pstjrfu)loffif Elementary Eilucation .Vi rvriit; JoumalLim Jounuili. .m BARBAR. (X)DARD EDW ARD WOODDELL DLANE L. V(X)DMAN DOREEN J. WOODROW ALICE F. W(X3MER CHRISTINE WORKOSKY Washington. PA Pittsburgh, PA C:hambersburg, PA Saltsburg, PA Altoona, PA Johnstown, PA Chnstimer Services Business Admin. PeT.sonnel Maniifiyment Elemenlory Education Business Admin. .Viirsing HRISTINI STEPHEN TllONLVSC;. WOZNIAK EARLE. WRICHT CREGORY J. WRI(;HT PATRICIA WYNN WORTHINtnON WOYOTOWISH Berwick, PA North Huntingdon, PA AUentown, PA Philadelphia. PA Doylestown. PA lattanning, PA Criminology Music Education Political Science Coit. Public Sen-ice llttnu- Eccmimtics Ed. Business . dmin. KAlil VOkO AC North Huntingdon, PA Business Education TRIDY YEAGER DuBois, PA Spanish Education KATHLEEN A. YEAGLEY Annville, P. Home Economics Eil. LORI YO( Kl ■! . ndrian, P. .Vursing J W H YOl ' NC; Belleville, PA Consumer Services S SAN YOUNG Carnegie, PA Marketing 312 (;k()iu;knk m. aiiand ki.i abktii i.. ajuel Klco, I ' A I ' ittslmrKli, PA Spicih ViilhJ And. Art I ' .duiatum SUSANNA ZIAS Homer City, PA Accounting, I.VNN M. ZIECLER Pittsburj;h, PA Speech I ' aOi. Aud, BKIAN J. ANDK Bradford, PA CItemiitry DANIEL T. ZONA Monroeville, PA Business Admin. JIDYZAVODNICK PittshiirKh. PA i.lrmintdni Kiluidlum AMY K. ZKI.MK BrfH)khaveri. PA C.ritninidof if Jl I.IA ZKMSfcK Indiana, PA lltmu- hmnfrniicA FA. 1980: The Class That Made The Difference There is a part of me that wants to write, a part that wants to theorize, a part that wants to sculpt, a part that wants to teach ... To force myself into a single role, to decide to be just one thing in life, would kill off large parts of me. Rather, I recognize that I live now and only now, and I will do what I want to do this moment and not what I decided was best for my yesterday. — Hugh Prather 313 It ' s here. A lifetime of work has gone into this nionient. It ' s graduation and it can lie verv frightening. Where will it lead? What will you do ' ? There are dozens of (juestions to ask yourself. But alx)ve all, graduation is a joy. No matter what the past held, and no matter what the future brings, it ' s time t o start life anew. .314 Graduation: Your Time 315 316 317 Congratulations Seniors! The parents of the following adiiates offer their c-oni ratulutioiiN: Paul A. V Tikoop Delwrah J Kntts Si ' ott C;. HippciiNliH ' l Susan D. Soniler k.ireii Marie lack Karen ivian 1 ippy Alan K. Miller Kathleen A. MtChesney John M. Hickey I.vnnt ' E. McTott Jon Jamison PoUai-k, Jr. Kinil crls |aiie Tacik Julie Veriiecchia Edward W. W ' oodilell, Jr. Raiulall Stevon Basheda Brian Harr W. Siotl Mcllvaine Linda .Ann l.easure Terri l.ee .N ' etifeelise Timothy P Nnttk ' ( :liervl .Ann Davis Lisa A. Tucker Crcgorv Heny Gary C. Mahar N illiain J. Richards, Jr. Valerie Joy .Sdilegel Kirk J. Schlamp NValter J. Tabory Mary Ann Priore Shari A. Os;inj Randy S. Miller Thomas L. Bailey Roherta Yvonne Carter DflMjrah Maxine Beatty Timothy C:. Tofh James V. Fiumara John . . Ferketic Pamela Reamer Luanne K. Vincent Ciregory C. Foster Scott .A. McCreary Kathy J. Sorrick Dehorah L. Boggs Donna R. Wiltrout Daniel B. Frye Pamela Ann Mease Mark Peter Mandel Patricia C onnell l.arrv ' Kalhan John L. Milsom Jody E. Reinsel Marianne (lerula Bethany Boss Brian T. Coologhan Robert . Novak Mark .M. Creco Jane E. Emery Terri L. Kocher Roberta Jo Aim Jarvis Robert David Schneller Jonathan David Weiss .Alan R. Frc Linda L. Canan Thomas Gene VanZandt Donna L. Novak Christopher H. Bare Rebecca Goodhart Thoma.s K. Sferra Steve Curlem Charles Michael .McKee Bruce D. Rohrbach Jonathan V. Siverling Victor E. Smith Marsha Jane Leckrone William S. Cooper Keith D. Pnsateri Stephen Roberts Cheryl . Dudreck Judith L. Bianchi Linda E. Nicoletti Delwrah L nn Palmer Tammy Lvnn Reedy Ronita Roy David P. Morgan Patricia A. Morgan David Bonzo John G. Kelly Gail . ddleman Ronald Stanislaw Timothy P. Stein Patricia Robin Keller James D. Garfield More (Congratulations from: Mr. and Mrs. John Burk Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer E. Dick Mr. and Mrs. . lfred E. Bishop Congratulations Tudi — Grandma and Aiuit Carm Dr. AIl)crl P. and Rcgina DeStefano .Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murphy Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Redwine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Smith Dr. and Mrs. John Bubeck Mr. and Mrs. George Cerny Robert J. and N ' edra E. Petrick Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barta John J. and Vera M. Kosnac Mrs. .Marv C . lexander US ' . Artwork Graphics All artwork and i iaphics in the ()|)cninn section and on tlic dividers arc tlic work of the (irapliics Desij ii Kdilur 1 a special thanks to [olin Sullivan and the art stall at Ilerll Jones for ihi ' ir help. Photography Credits WK  ft Activities Board (publicity photos): 901); y2u; y.iu; 94ii. Dennis Clark: 60; 61; 118u. Ed Kin( (The FKNN): S5; 87. (iarv Needlenian: 263ul, ur; 266nl. Peter Newton; 62; fi3; IHhr; l]6ul, I 1; 117iir; 262ml; 263mr, hi; 266iir. Abbreviations u = upper, c = center, b = bottoui, l=left, m = middle, r = right. i - Page numbers not followed by abbreviations denotes that all photographs on the page indicated are the work of a single photographer. Ml photographs were provided by the staff photographers or Da ()r Photo, bic. with the follow ing exceptions: Team Photographs in the sports section are the work of Jim Wakeheld of the PI Office with tlie exception of the wrestling picture which was submitted bv the w restling team. Coach Kofie Montgomery submitted field hockev candids for the sports section. Some organizations and seniors submitted their pictures independently, but all oUiers are the work of Davor Photo, Inc. Acknowledgements special thanx to the following people for their help in identif iiig team pictures: Larry Judge Kevin Dudley Cross Comitry Team Kathy Milligan Coach Montgomerv Diane DiCacco Coach Blacksmith Dana DiCicco Coach Celtiiieks Barb Sheet z Coach Sullinger . nne Dale Coach Sloniger Jane . lexander Coach Sutton Bic Murphy Coach Fry Bob Pratt Coach Moore Nancy Pearce Nancy Heiges The 1980 OAK staff also extends their appreciation to the following people who were behind us one himdred per cent all the way: C. T.. Bob, John, Ray, and Kib of Herff Jones Abe, Esther, Gemma (Boss 2?), Lx)is, Alex, Mike, Bob and Damiy of Da or Jim Laughlin, Chris Knowlton, Terry Martin, PI Office, Activities Board and The PEW w pv - We have made our roots a common ground, we have grown together; but now we are each free to spread our branches — free to start our Hfe as individuals. 320 9 r 4 m r iim-- .-.r-? . . .A ' k ,«•♦■ ,Jlr  ' t . : .w v.- Awi: ;?