Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1989 volume:

Memorabilia 1989 EXPRESSIONS Kean College Of New Jersey Union. chx Jersey 07083 Retiring President Nathan Weiss The Class of 1989 and thc Memorabilia Editorial Staff are proud to dedicate the 1989 Kean College yearbook to College Presi- dent Valhan Wciss in grateful rcc- ognition of twenty years of out- standing service and leadership. Warm best wishes for 21 healthy and happy retirement. Dedication Dr. Nathan Weiss The 1989 Memorabilia is dedicated to Dr. Na- than Weisst retiring President of Kean College. . . . . Dr. Weiss has served as college president for LXPRLSSIONS the past twenty years. He joined our faculty in I989 v -, . 1961 as a political scientist. Later he became ' - . t , chairperson of the History Department. During his tenure, he was responsible for the inaugura- tion of new major programs in history, political science and social work. IfltI'OdUCtiOI'l 5 Dr. Weiss assumed the position of Acting President of Kean College in 1969. As president, . . . 1 Dr. Weiss directed the transition of our college Act1v1t1es 7 from a school dedicated to teacher eduCation to a multi-purpose institution comprised of schools specializing in liberal arts, business, the sciences and education. Kean College now offers 39 un- dergraduate major programs and 15 graduate de- gree programs ranging from computer science to fine arts. Dr. Weissts major contribution was to preside over the successful implementation 0fthe 3.9 mil- lion dollar New Jersey Governorts Challenge Grant that was awarded to Kean College. The grant has given the college national recognition, particularly in the area of assessment. Although he is retiring from the college presi- dency, Dr. Weiss will continue to teach in the master of public administration program and the master of arts liberal studies program, specializ- ing in government organizations. Campus Life 99 Greeks 1 25 Special Events 1 39 Seniors 175 EXPRESSION S Welcome to the hExprcssionsh of the 1989 Memorabilia. These expressions represent four years of emotions h happiness and sadness, suc- cess and failure, anticipation and cxultation. Col- lege took hold of a bunch of little stones and tossed them into the stream called life h life in its truest form. Kean College gave each of us the opportunity to meet people from all over the world right here on campus. In fact, some students have compared our campus to a miniature United Nations. The most important part is that while we were learn- ing about our fellow students and their unique ways. we discovered more about ourselves! EXPRESSION For most of us, college has been a time of studying. working and fooling around, although not necessarily in this order. With parents not so nearby. we have had the Chance to experiment and hypothesize about life. It is these personal expressions that have given a genuine focus to what really took place behind the scenes. It has been the sincere intent of the staff of the 1989 Memorabilia to capture a yearis worth of expressions and to reminisce with you over our time together. Look at the pictures, then Close your eyes and journey back to the days of when you were a college student. Open them up again and page through the expressions of our lives preserved within these pages. Thank you for play- ing such a special part in the Memorabilia of Kean College. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL H. I . 9 Q m. . . l; S if I J's . IIA A '1 v ,. 1,. .5 .I l' . I w! n. : Tl V ,..- 9v I 0--.' P' N v x VF 1 . .1- i NW - MR WW ' W LEADERSHIP WEEKEN D Provided The Chance For Officers Of Campus Organizations To Learn Leadership Strategies And Prepare For The Year Ahead If Only That Reach All The Hands Could Touch . Loberg 16th Annual Intercultural Food Festival We are a country made of many people with different ideas, cultures and religions. What I may not know I can learn, if only you are willing to teach me. Carine Christian The secret to cultural intertwining and the key to Global Understanding is elevating ends ignorance beyond prejudice and discrimination of Other human beings. Richard Alzlrmy A Celebration Of Brotherhood 6? Understanding With F 000's, Music, Dancing 6? F OWOre Hepresenflhg CMfures From Around The Worm'. I w K ; if 1 ' T l' I 7 c l t X I H t Black Students Union Annual Picnic The Independent The Independent: hWhatts the Scoop? If you want to hear the latest. read the personals, or just glance through the paper for general information, you read the Independent. The Independent is the campus newspaper that published every week all the News, Sports, Commentary from the students that you ever wanted to read. Every week we looked forward to seeing the work of the dedicated staff of the Indy. Staff:- Editor in Chief-Eric L. Greenberg; Alanaging Editor- Tom Green; Arts and Graphics Editor-Chris DhUrbano; Feature Editor-Christopher Burns; News Editor Eddie Don ohue: Photography Ediror- Lourdes Canizares; 5170115 Editor-Christine Krug; Advertising Manager-Chris Furlong; Business AIanagcr-Erika Matthias; Secretazjv-Chip Powell; Assistant Art and Graphics EditorS-Todd Brugmans, John T. Russell, III; Assistant News Editor-Rhonda Ruch; Assistant Photography Editorvaeslic Lazaroff. Angie Liuzza. 4 :x-iwv , BOND. p : The Official Yearbook Of Kean College MEMORABILIA The 1989 Memorabilia has given Kean College an incredible surprise during this productive year. Our organization. made up mostly of freshman with a few uppcr classmen, 100k a dormant publication and breathed new life into a colorful. creative reflec- tion of Kean College. Within lhcsc pages, editors displayed pride and craftsmanship. The process ofguthering information, design- ing page and meeting deadlines was interwoven with the aca- demic workload. The pressure cilhcr bmkx mcmh 'r w- thcm in :1 union of comradcry. .loslcns Publishing Company sponsored um H..!.lm .. x lhc editors attended. Onc W83 held Ill :1 local 3th mm. Hm ' the other at a Sheraton in Massachusctts. It was 1 mt'mln ll xh that thc Memorabilia yearbook from Kcun Cnllcgc had mun students in attendance than my other college 1n the Vorlhv: 5L l'op lcfl- Mkcxh Shah I.1.mur Idrmr. Nhnt Helen Pardn Liwruun;v ldunr. l ucumzH rmpo. 5c: rclth. ILlIcl Damian. Hundynw I dimr. Jqu U uclx I N ldimr. xrmnnc GomcL gcncm' mcmhcr. Bullom lcfl- Harry Murplu, I-dnnr-m-t lm't. Judi H101 . .ucnuu, wnvhcr M sin Xmmd gunmi unmlw; hum Mam: 11.4mm H u .1 Km: nu mcmbcr, Mu! Unnn-lcz, gu'mlsd mcmncL Mm Rm: S'pv ' IN. Our grwuh xtudicC management skills. new publishing trends. and The success of the 1989 Memorabilia is due to the loyalty of ' n; my . - uiutti tn proum 01 ycttrbook publication. This was the cditors who persevered. Their dedication to the club can be . t t .u xuxgua ufthc 19sz book and for generating new found on each page of this book. I thank them for their patience t . ' .' l. xrc. fit: ncckcnd twins :1 wonderful learning and congratulate them for a job well done. We can now smile t r; . t. t. r sw'ynnu. over the thsuccess! ; Help Line The communication help center Taka. Hotlinm is a h campus service organization that is Sponsored by Student ' Organization. The program has been in existence for over seventeen years and has received recognition for its service 10 the outside community as well as Kean students. The staffis composed of students who volunteer a few hours a weckjust to be there when someone needs them. The students are trained para-professionals who develop personal skills in communication and helping others to help themselves. The center volunteers touch the lives of an estimated 10.000 pe0ple. S d Ema Rm d 1$WMd I a Unbmu Qmmmm S A F reshman Center Thc Frcshmcn Ccnlcr provides ucadcmlc counseling. inwlx'cmcnt opportunities and a host at services to assist the Freshmen students 111 llm'r first ycnr uf mllcgc. One of the pmgrams sponsored by lhc Center is the lrcthcn Seminar class. The Freshmen Seminar is :1 wllcgc success course in which every Frcthan must enroll. The class is administered h,x faculty. administrators and pccr liaisons. In addition. the Center assists in numcrous ncruilmcnl activities and provides orientation prngrams and workshops. 11 also supports the Nux Student Cmnmitlcc and Commuter Club which Arc urganizatiom specificaily open to new xtudcnls. Faculty and professional staff from all disci- plines and programs of the college participate in the Frcshman Ccmcr. Counselors from areas such as Financial Aid. Academic Advisement, Exceptional Educational Opportunities. and Ca- rccr Scrx ices are available at thc Center. Advisors for major departments in lhc Humanities. Sci- ences, Mathematics. 'l'cchnology and Education help students with academic decisions and prob- lems. Helping Freshmen To Achieve Their Potential Academically And Socially F reshman Center The New Student Commutcc IS designed to help Freshmen and transfer studcnls adjust to coilcgc life. Throughout the years, N.S.C. have planned various activities to help new students get involved and mccl new friends. This yeufs activities included: the Frshmen Hing. a New York City bus trip, :1 Holiday Dance, and a community project. This years commu- nity project was :1 trip to a nursing home to spcak t0 and help the senior Citizens. The New Studcnt Committee is 1Cd by Doreen Alli - President. Cyndi King - Vice-Prcsidcnt, Janine McGoldwick - Secretary. Elton Poislcr - Treasurer. Kenny Nagcr - Activities Coordinator. and Joe Gnas - Publicity Coordinator. New Students Committee The Day Care Center The Day Care Ccnlci mics for and proudea an educational program for childrcn of Kean College students. The center enables many students with children to attend Kean College. The Day Care Center also serves as an important resource for the College community because, it is 21 model laboratory. It has recently been accredited by Ihc Academy for Early Childhood Program. a national organization which rccognizes quality early Childhood pmgrmns. In addition. the center provides work-study and student aide positions for qualified students on campus. The center also serves as a field placement for early childhood majors who do student teaching in their junior year. Council For Exceptional Children The Council For Exceptional Cllllkll'cll'h gml Ix to promote adequate education nllcxccplional children h3 pi'miiming students awareness about disabilities and the people with the disubililius. Over the past years, C.E.C. has donated money In Haind-in- Hand. sponsored parties for Girl and Boy Scout Handicapped Groups. It also donated moncy lo the Campus School. which works with communication handicapped children. CFC. has constructed electric doors at the Collcgc Center. lightcncd doors of' various buildings and fixcd the bridges on campus for better accessibility for the handicapped. This year, C.E.C.is activities included a Christmas Party for mentally Handicapped adults in the Browsing Room. C.E.C.. in addition, sponsors two annual major events. Dance Marathon and the Wheelchair llockci'. l'hc earnings From this park Dunc Marathon will go to bench! childrm hum mlh XlllS lhl pmcccds from the thclchziir Hockey limit will Ito H . l I improve ncccssibility for thc hundimppul. In addition. LXIiC. 51701150er um speak is during IIA 1 ml ' l 1980. Dr. Shapiro. its lirsl speaker. spoke zllmul him lhn hand. czippcd haw hccn lrczitcd lhi'ough the years. how lhclx llI'C picscnllx treated. and whul one can do to change socicu ls npimun about llll hnndicuppcd indivulunl. The second speaker, Mr. Ray Bock. Principal 01 the Collin School For the I-lmutionzilly Disturbed in Wickalunk. N J. llis main uhjcclivcs was to get his lixlcncrs l0 understand what thy cmulion- ally dislurbcd child goes through everyday in the classroom. Also. its Annual National Coni'cnlimi for the Council l'ur Exceptional Children was held in San Francisco. California. CFC. is headed by John lellos - Prcsidciit. Municzi DiVim - Vicc President. Km'cn Brown - Ti'cusurcr. Toni Torsiclln - Public- ity, Lil. Haw - Programming. and Mimi Roscnbcrg - Advism', l l Black Student Union The Black Student L mun h dcdludlcd to the needs and interests ofAfrican American Studentx It tries to serve as a voice ofAfJ-ican American xtudcnts in all uspects. B.S.U. also promotes the awaree ness Oflllc African American's history, It provides and environment that allows academic skills to grow and gives the members responsi- bility and status. B.Sl'. is the only club on campus that serves the African American Students. This year. its been a fun-f'llled. yet, educational experience for B.SU. their activities included dating games. video nights. fashion shows, and picnics. They also had the African History Month. 11 is a celebration nfthe African culture and its history This celebration included scmi-formal dinner. film days and lectures. B.SU. believes that learning, from the past will help in the future In addition. B.S.U. celebrated Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa celebrates the richness and diversity Ochnturics ofAfi-ican culture and values that .xtill survii'e in African diaspora cultures. It has become a forum for African-dcrived cultures to explore their cultural roots, and to recognize their uniqueness. Furthermore. B.S.U. held their Third Annual Melanin Confer- ence. The also took a trip to Harlem to absorb its culture and history. They also went on 3 Unity Retreat, to build unity among students. have students become more involved. and gain leadership potential. Overall, the Black Student Union had a busy, but delightful year. IV 'l': INHRVA'IIHVU NILDYVIS XSSOCLVHUV w -. 'I'L'. 1 l - l u: Mu 11m int r1mtiu1ml chutiml ' ' IX X .n VJ r lllnCl'r 11in; Lu .1 nlnjur :uuluv .. .I1 . an, .lmh. 'u'. f;.. a Ijtlk Xulrllt Its - Hil XXHRI D 15 BL I t UL'V TRY. D X ' ' n' h m an nay Inmlhcr fccl 211 5' Lu . - Xmmiatlull imliatcs and pru- . . uAh ... cduuutinml :md rcyrcaliunul ml, .m It ..u 1x rates vsith uthur nrganimtiuns 1. .lllrlls. am h L13. Global Mudics. m prnmut- 1: .nd .smnl ulivitirs tn Incrpzlsc mtcrnzmonal I X is .lu illy .luh 4t hum that has its own XI M 1 lII'lIuls tlmt mam zlbuut 21.x 4 result U? the In x . '1. - u . II x IIIIVLJIIIUHII I L-xtixul - which tunk plan- 1' . 5 - . and lln Ilntcrlmtiutml thk - scln-dulcd fur Full. 1 I IN. .nun mxl lund llastiml,'Inlvrculluml I'uml Tutiull. u: d inm IWIl-JPU'LX vxhlbm amino from ull un-r lhc world. ullIL'lllHV iIlJlellulh msmmcm dumcx. ctc. lntcrnationul l . m. M .q m uthihniun of mriuus nulivc Ircasurm and Hill In '1. . 1.. r In rmtmn 11nd spurlsV 1.5.A. hun- un Intramural S. A r. IiusLJIull .md X nlloyhall 1mm. I In hm I'llilll- wml Sludnnl's .Xsmwidtiun ix Ihc melting pot of In m ng 11ml thc Kuzm Cullugc chlguc of L'nncd x .lit 1D International Students Association Standing: Alkesh Sltuh. Suttslt l'utel. Mveno Mclitu. thuy V'ermu. KeJuI Patel, Nisli;18lt:tlt.$tef;lli Putel, llenuli Shah. Nnhttu Modt. Gtgnu Shah. lrupli Patel. Jntm Patel Kneeling: Mchul Palclt Rtla thu-shur Indian Students Association Royal chairs line the walk as human trains dance circles around the Holy God. Rainbows of saris iilumi- Hate the student cafeteria regardless of the 011ts1de Hoods that neither prohibited people from coming. nor from having a festive time. Boom-tiitg-tang-clang, the Indian band consisting of seven members, breathes a rhythm into these people as if they drank fire water . Clap. dance. step. circle. keep your hands in the air . . . clap and repeat. Children. adolescents. collegiates and parentsjoin together for this celebration that is hlSIOI't- cal. Gorbzi', The dance started with four girts lined up. dancing in a large circle. Within the next half hour, four teams oftwenty or more danced their hearts away. Deep purple lined with magical Silver stars. begin to control the eyes of the audience. They couldn't escape from their daze if they wanted to . . . itis completely mesmerizing. Golden silk robes a dark young girl wearing :1 pastel pink sari- Clap, dance. step. eircte . . . Little girls with red ribbons in their hair chase after the bigger girls in order to keep up. Little feet running, catch up and simultaneously turn with the others. -clap. dance, circle- and chase after once again. In the entrance door stands humzm statues that are com- pletely dedicated to their dancers. Seeming well satis- fied, they dare not move. Who wants to loose the best seat in the house? All ofa sudden. I find myselfblocked by three huppy-gO-lueky guys that want 21 better view. they found it! Believe it or not, my feet have begun to dance, step, circle . . . -Il.'ll'l:t' Murplm 43 1f HISPANIC T GROUPS P.R.O.U.D. A.S.P.I.R.A. S.C.S.C. Cuban Club l a! 9 r. -- J 5L I l HISPANIC -' GROUPS ' The Puerto Rican Organization for Unity and Develop- ment UTR.O.U.DJ, was founded by several Hispanic stu- dents at Kean College of New Jersey with the help ofa Kean College staff member, Mr. Jose Quiles. P.R.O.U.D.ls goal is to provide cultural events to Hispanic students within the college community. Through this goal, it educates our students by giving them inf'ornmtion, history. and music. The manner by which they do this is by sponsor- ing the Latin Festival Week in May. P.R.O.U.D. brings speakers, ethnic Foods, dances, and music. It also has a Puerto Rico Discovery Day in November and sponsors dances as well as other activities throughout the college year. Another goal is to enhance aspiration orthe Puerto Ricans and other Hispanic students. as well as non-Hispanic stu- dents from the Kean College community. The membership is open to all Kean College students. despite their ethnic origin antVor background. Specific objectives met by P.R.O.U.D. in the past are: D to provide assistance and services to all Kean College Students, to impart college-wide information about orienta- tion, admissions, recruitment, and eulluruVSOCiul events; 2t P.R.O.U.D. has also assisted in the development and delivery of recreational and educational festivities significant to the Puerto Rican culture. They are happy to say that people outside the college have served as support in most of their endeavors. Chinese Students Association r - - k K. x4 ' p if, I a J '. Kf-xgov h? I Student Organization Changeover Seated: Catherine Zombnry. .-1.w'sl:1nl 'lwrcasurcr: Egda C amacho. Scol'clary: Stacy W01from.N.5.A. Dirccror: Heather Frank. bbplmmmr l'rus'idcnt: Kurcn Sncdckcr. Assismn! N.SA. Director. Standing: Mclixsu Young.1-1.s.si,srzmt Scarlzlry: Christopher Rcmmuth. View Prvsidvm; Jccm Sn. President Thomas Johnston. Freshman Prcxsm'vnt; John Davillzl. Junior Prcsidcnt ooavou... n :m ,. ... . 1 Seated: Karen Sncdekcr, N.S.A. Direcmr: Michelle Muscuncll, Assismm Sccrcmo': Cathy Zombory. Treasurer: Carrie Delia. Junior Class President. Standing: Christine Kinahan. Assistant N..S'.A. Director: Egdu Camacho, Scorcnmv: Courtney Johnson. Assistant Treasurer: Thomas Green. Vice Prcsidcm: Christopher Reinmuth, President: John Louhier. Svphmnore Mass Prax- idcnr: Corina Christian. Senior C lass President 77315 gamma 702 ; mim-wmz s7zm57275 Did you come 10 Kean in the evening? Were you a non-tmditional student? Full-timc joblfamily? Did it take you 6-7-8 years to graduate? Ifyou I'll Into any 0fthc above. then you knmxingly 0r unknowingly 100k udxantagc of the services prm'idcd by The Council for ParI-Timc Students. Thu Council for Part-Tlmc Students consists of 25 undergraduate. part-timc. 11011-Iruditi0nu1 students who strive to makc your years at Kean gratifying, The Council provides scrviccs m the students that range from funding Evening ChiId Care to procuring change machines in academics building. 1! ll hllw L3 runcil w-spunsurs Cum- 7h COUNC I L FOR pm Auurrn 115155 Tusgiml in the T'TIME STUDENTS uunng. lhh lcstlvul allows PRAR 52-, 2228 sIlldClllH Io hcmmc familiar 3 with thy scrviccs that are avail- M-CC ; m K: n Eu :1th :u 111; Lollcgc. x, , RIM x I. Lit f5: 3m Coffee hours are held lwicc a month in the lobby of the aca- demic buildings. Al mecc hours students can lounge with a free i'rcsh cup orcoffcc und :1 danish. II is a momcnt lo relax. Each year. the Council cn-sponsors a Holiday xhow. This year, the Council arranged for Santa and his elves to visit with thc children of the Kczm studcnls. $31 x 7 F ' l. W a .1 P : . E r V. l- l. I '- ' ' I. l. I. .r r t. I I p t a 4 . Wi 11;; 4 F UNDED GROUPS at work and play a. 1 A H 611 F ootball The Kean College 1983 Football team, headed by Coach Glenn Ilcddcn. is proud to boast the fact that 10 football players received AII-Confcrcncc rccognition from the New Jerscry Athletic Cnnfcrcncc OUACl McGuirl. Custom. and Leonard all made l'irstl'cam for either offense or defense. Duppy and Niltolo rc- ccivcd Sccond-Tcmn honors for offense. while Sisson and Baker received Honorable Mention. Thc Kean football team also had Ouslcy, 1V10ntclbano. and Davis selected for defensive Honorable Mention. McGuirl. the tcanfx top receiver, was proudly awardcd Confer- ence Player of the Year. 0f: 67 Mews Soccer '3' duri r : T, .' wikm-gujm 1933,5- ,! I fu l Womefs Soccer MENS BASEKETBALL Wrestling Women,s Basketball Rich Wilson's third season as head coach of the womenis basketball team at Kean detinitely gives Kean College something to be proud of. The team received the honor as the number two seed in the NCAA quarterfinal-round played in Ohio. Speaking of honors. senior forward Mary Beth Ryan, received Eastern College Athletic Conference Division 3 South Honor Roll for her efforts. Also Eleanor Wykpisz, set a new individual season-high record in Kean history with a total of 283 assists this season, along with being the second best nationwide in Division 3. Overall, the womenis basketball team at Kean College proved to be one of little disappointment. Hopefully, the Cougars will keep up their attitude of drive and determination to take them even further in the future. Lacrosse I? 1 3: ; ? AI v $5 .',;,?- r :, 1.. -. in; IL .1? ItV... 11' F ield Hockey 83 Volleyball Wm x I J i---...;-Lm A -'- I With seven freshmen, two sophomores, and two upperclassmen, the Kean College volleyball team compiled an overall record of 1021. Under first year head coach, Mary Bridget White, they were able to finish in fourth place in the conference tournament Two players, setter Luciana Crespo, and middle hitter Michelle Kirkland, were placed onto the N.IACS All-Conference team. With such a young team. and what appears to be an impressive record. Coach White has very high hopes for the future year, where conference tournament play will be a regular event. quvo,i-r-w-h.g--t-.h.,r-.-1--1-a-I. TYVT'TTY wN'h',f'PWV9+vafTO-Hp'r$ 1-, -x'13 A 7,:- 1 X f x x940 , x yMQJMfN x V ' v! $.th VMWIQ x x a k . . ,K 8U 91 Baseball l, 333? Q5 Lib? QVS'UTEM 3.4 .1: r :Agiiu u; . V'mif? . a-Q. accooMVbe AFugA-J W59 uSwTek I LN . kLuMIJ L W ' ggmg MM mum 599W Catching The Campus What makes a student unique? IS it their major, style of dress, who they know. what campus groups they're involved with, hob- bies and other interests? You bet. Life as a student is very challenging and the responsibilities are enor- mous. The first few weeks at college can be extremely confusing until acquain- tances are made with fellow Students. The friendships that we Form here will delinitely influence our fu- tures. It scents interesting how we change and grow as an individual as we make life changing decisions such as deciding our major, con- tinuing our education, and the art of budgeting our small student incomes. We did a lot of learning inside tlte classroom and a lot outside. That is what makes a student unique. inn Omnnrmsw .25 Omavsm Catching The Campus .drg snduuzg aql Bugqamg II??- 25:50 2:. mchHmU sndweg aql Bugqomg HT. Learning In The Library The library is 011C 0f the qlllClel places on campus according to everyone 1V0 cx'cr spokcn la cspcciulh those students that live in the dorms. Many students will remember all thc hours spcnt working on projects. papers and study gmupx in the library. Some students mll zllxo rcmcmbcr Falling axlccp :11 loam once loo! d .1 .11. -Loxz-.Efj a :- ul Buguma'l 5mm mu JEAJZ .1103- Hr ass: 2: E mEEwmA Fawgmsm u: Hrm 5.3.3.: maoamxoom 9:. :0 95am- 3101931003 aql uo snaod 523350 2:. :0 950m mansm 0: Arm Ommmnamw 2;... .u. ..M.E.u.wm.m.m..2 1. III HE 95 9E. 5 3.8m moncm 0: $5 0935 Focus On The Dorms monsm 0: Arm 53.55 4 . uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ................... u ....ammg: m.fv mesa 9:. :0 950n- 3.98. 0: $5 5035 HQ Focus On Classes 11's that tune of the scmcstcr when college students must study What am I talking about? It's 51mph: I'm tulkm; Llwut Ihc reason students dread coming back fr M1 sprint hrcuk. ch. you guessed il- exams are lhc mane wftm game. 1 hl. .xun that the studcnts rdaxcd in is rcplaced by xlnss. erry. and intense preparation for finals. Slu- dum must wmc hmk to earth. get their head out ufthc 5M. and put their now In the books Ilmvcx'ur. there 15 snmething to look forward m about cxmm A5 nams approach. Ihc xcmCxtcr comes I. an und whcn students can T'mally brcathc a sigh of nhcf - , Ruth Rocky 3355213 uO snood :5. .1 885-0 :0 msoom $399913 0 snood The Parking Blues Oh,No...It,s...It,s...It,s... HELL WEEK Prospective Greeks Pay Their Dues To Become Brothers And Sisters 11L full and xpnng sulncxtcrs haw lhur lrudlllmlul L-u'nu hkv Ilmnrwmmg. Afnvun History Month. C11 '5 annual HHLH' nmmlhun, lllxl In name An ten Ont mum 11ml Ix xwll kn MI Is culled HH.I. WFI'K. mlh good reason. 11 is a rmlnl; the must Important pan of pledging and It's THE luLI.lcxl 1W llnm' Mm :lrcn'l imuh'cd in a fraternity or w r mu AR lust n wck lu pul up with the noise, much fclkm cmxxmLm-x lnok ulh pcrfurnnng mugs, dances. and skits. or 1 :med llu nullcge cmlcr. It is different l0 thosc Mm urc nln 'uly Urcck mcmbgrs It Is imporlum 10 see new people mnumg m h: nnuhed 111 ml org.unmlmn that serves the cnmmumu lhv m'dunl cnminues for one xeL-L 1n the end 01' xxhlch the plcdgo I'lml out If they were succcssful of nut Thaw lllm surmcd .er inducted and will look forward 10 x m n lhcy can put lhc cu pledges. to lhc lust. b More HELL WEEK Togas And Teas, Singing, And Yelling, And Plenty Of Secrets! m M Lu LIJ Dd U m E H a I 111 C3 , 7:: m m W U1 ; THE BEST Wm? - r- x Campus Awareness F estival Xxx, vi! 6 uUYCHIISOk 141 I43 The Annual All-Collig FALL PICN 6 179 Danci Volleyball, The Fall Picnic Ga ve Us A Chance To Make New Friends And Renew Our Old Friendships . 41 .54.... c sank ? . Ira Hi: Q 15.; l All College? SPRING PICNIC t L I 10 N '1 i 4 AL SPRING CARNIV h i x; I r .2 Iit'im was prescntcd 0n Octohcr 0 by the Vationnl Touring Cnntpuny in Wilkins Theater, Evita the musical is based on IhL lilo uf Iivu Duane Pcrun who becumc thc rulcr of Argcntinu with her dictator husband Juan Peron. The num- gal txas done wry rcalistxcalb and you felt hkc you were watching actual events that took placc during Eva Peron's lift: The musical was purformcd before 21 ncar sold 3m crowd. e C n a D lam n .m t a N e h T. TIN Valllnnnl Dzmcc t mnpzlny uf Svncgul pcrfonnul ill Illu' WII- kins lhcutcr 0n len- hcl' 20th. Hm cmnlmm is culnprisud nf mu forl; dancers. xingurs and musicians xxlm have u ftplllilliun for joyous cnvrgy and mu- sic. Pugh dunu' was a portrayal of uncirnt rituals and lcgcnds 0f the country now known as Scncgul. fur Ihmc Ihut zittcndcd this pcrfummncu there wuslft :myonc who was disuppuinlcd. II was Spunmrcd by lhu Culturai Arts Pm- gramming Board. General Education Program and Africunu Studies. r. Stevie B. A Night To Remember STEVIE B. 'JY 1w w 16$ u- 1.... Ir 3. Your Own Hv H'n it v. .. .1 mm? .. .. PROM 89 We Celebrated Our Approaching Graduation By Dancing The Night Away. Forever Young HH January I989 Graduales Bdchclor 0f Xrls HlOlUgI Burburu Ann Brennan Giddy: XIanc Loum: Dubuurg Tcrcncc Joxcph Gcrnk Mllndd Yvonne Ingruhum Ircnc R lubrudu Dcn sc Lcudndoxwki PJLIIInC .Xnnc Roxmnd Llndurc Harm xdclaldc Lopes Ogugu XgnCs Oboh I Jurcn A Rcmlingcr Roberto RUII anhom J Scolpino Chemnm Thonm J. Pclcrson Communimliom Douglas Ronald Balson lv'li7ubclh Ann Brcilcn Robert F. RuxIc III lfarb Childhood bducalion Iximbcrl'x Ann Bur: Shcrric Ann Buuugliu Hur'xunnc Bauer Hnn Toni Davidgun Bcvcrly Anne Ginyard I isher Durlcnc Frances Furie Iidilh M. Gimcffi Lorraine Anne Lento Calm Iruncc: Lusquinou Kimberly Ann Miller Susan NI. Morton Sandy Phyllis Punslcr Margaret C. Pappas Joanne Frances Plpaln Susan Scluocki Lori J. Tomlimon Janice Clairc Van Brunt Dalia Pcrcm Vcinlimilla Laura Beth Wagner 153th Scmncc Carl R Pcllcgrinu Robcn Charles Stuck Economics John David Irccdmnn chln .Ioscph Uclin Alan Lee Kullclski Douglas Wlllium VacKtnzw Joub Ochicng, Okcllu Wllham .Ioscph Olson Tumu Omobolu Olukolun Slcvcn Unoralo Dlunc Icsl IhIcI Iducutmn nf Ilcnnng Impaired qurm Brunu Dcnlsc R Ihrun SlcphzrmcI Huffman Vlcgun Lennard Urllcr Ingclar Xnnu Iqunn I-lcmcnmrj. Iducunnn kurcn lcc IIcnIy Kulhlccn Anne Callaghan Durlcnc Hana Iurrucc xiuril'xn X1. I'rc'I Suxunnc Elizabeth Hurt I.rsu Nnn Cullubilola Hayes Jud'x I Higginx Angelica B. .IImlnCl Anne N1. Kilcomons John James MacArthur Kathy Hytschcnko Donna Maric OIDuhcrIy Lorraine Pcrcz Kimbcrb Marie Pram Diunc Carol Subatcllu xlariu Siciliano Diunnc Marie Soyka 1.1m Ann Surucc anlixh Lconnrd Carulli .Inscph Mun I'ubio Iillcn June Kruszmxskl .Icancuc Krousc Ruth Mary Linchzm XIurgrcI Leigh Linslcy Maureen A. O'Donncll Rosemarie Rica Fine Arts Cynthla P, Camzza Maryl J. Drillich Alice D Kolibus Melissa E. Martukis Iisa Donna Miller Iimothy R. OIDonncII Gerald Louis Simon Elizabclh Anne Zinkann Health and Physical Education .lanicc Frances Argenticre William Mark Chcsncy Harc Vincent Crisaf? Robin Ann Wright IIIsIary Gregory Steven Liska Alan David Shelton Mark Simmons Rlchard Anton Zauncr Ilullmnmics Jun Richard Gorlin .Iluxic Iz'duculion Luann I: Wainwright I'lzilm'uphy and Rch'gion Joan Melissa Caruso Physical Iiduculion .Iohn Riuncc Bailey Nick Louis I'uhounlis .Ioscph .Iohn Toolc I '0 III 10;: l Science John A Fillgcurgc I Imrlcs Raymond I'illmuuricc .Inmcs Rubcrl l-oslcr Sum lhomus 0mm Ryan Fhrlsluphcr IIuII lIdmund V .Iudc Theuduros Ligonis Dunlcl Waller Mcnza Samantha Ann Ransom Rv'cholog; Brenda .lcun Barber Heidi Maris Bchrens Kimberly Rubin Crilclll Cecelia I3. Croncnwcll Roxanne IIclcnc Dankovich Lisa Ayn DcBiIIo Marcela IN DeGirolami Kimberly Thcrcsc Joncs Susan Lori Kohler Luisa Fernanda Marlins Sharon Joi MCDcdc Barbara Mclillo Maureen A. XIiIIcr Radcliffe Anthony Albcrl Myers Sandra Ann Reed Marina Angclu Rispoli Linda Summarlino Linda I'. Silvestrini Merle P Walker Public .-Idmmis!rau'0n Francine ShoITeI Aronou Susan A Czaplicki Kathryn Hulls Mclnick Thomas R. Morill I.cIIa DcFino Parsing Robert L. Rchor Edward Schlachtcr William John Unger Sociology William Pclcr Conklin Noreen Maric Mnhony Keith A, Murphy Lillian Nevcs chdciro Karen Elizabeth VanOrdcn Spanish Mark Joseph Barilla Sandra Maire: Ccspcdcs Mclchor II. PCIaCI Noclia Cruz Quinoncs Teacher ofthc Handicapped Krista Kulhryn Baginsky Richard Briun licllis Diane Lynne Bobroxxicz .IoAnn Dillon Sandra II'ournicr Colleen Ilcrnmn Kim Lisa Hicks Kelly Ann chnnn Run Maris chnc lilimbclh Priscilla Kiscmwlhcr Lisc Minor Jcalnncuc M Mmcr kalhlccn Olicr Chrislcn Kay Olnhduxcn I'Iulnc Muric Picrcc Alexia Ann Prasclmk Laura Schildcr Allison lembcrly Scholl I'llccn Margaret Sula Ix'imbcrly Ann I';Ini.x IIII Susan Txulddcll Kerry Unn Vurdulis Christine M arie Weber Theatrc Barbra Lynne Friedman Urban and Outdoor Rccrcation Allison Regan Murilynn M. Romano Bachelor of Fine Arts Cllhcrmc Mary Crowley Marlon Golubinski Leda Kultinicik Sally Sabayruc Laskcy Christiane L. Lalocha Carol M Livingslon Kristin A. Mcnningcr Cheryl Marie Ncbus Iudi I Rilkalluh Virginia Elizabeth Ryder Buchclor of Science Accounting Gcrard Steven Bcrnardi XIariu Caruso Denna L Clark Rcbccca Lynn Cr05by Kyle Donaldson John Ucnlilc Glenn Steven Grcgon IIui-ling Ilou Stuart Jeffrey chin Michael LePond Barbara Ann Hukowski Roscmurie Micrbelh Carohn Muscle Linda J. OIBricn Patrick Scan OICaIInghan Anne Marie Pagnclli .IIII A Parisi Laura Jean Perry Rowland H. Plan Thomas K. Pulley Yosclin I,Issclh Rivcru churah Ailcnc Scnnlun Cecilia Sydlo Thomas Jamcs chsmzm Computer Science Iccv Avidov John Joseph Cdmpbcll Robcrl M. CqufIcId Karen Ann Colcnmn 1.an rcncc Andrew Cuxmunu Pasquale A I'alino Andrew John Gnrmun Churlcs B. Ilaxullku Silmm I lIeIou Carlos I.. IIcrnanch .IIII Marlc Ilrchostik l i-Shuung Lcc Unrlcncl Mcrrymzm Paul Michael Huslo Iynn Ann hilnluk N umilu Puslurrlu Ashvin Panel .xnllmny M Pcrcirn .lumlc Itxnn Roos William Heinrich SchcnkcI Jr. James William Schulz Charles Raymond Secllngcr Michael I runcis Skwinski Robert ,I Slinc Knriuki P Wunjuki Nancy A Whumorc Brian Ixcith thllukcr Induslrull Il'clumlug; Mumr A Iirclvi Damcl I. Ccliunu Edison Guzman Raymund Lorennx Jr. John I rnncn RCIIII III Ruclmrd I-K Rcznicck James Pclcr Samara Warren Stephen Sluucr lelmm IX-allcr Strohmcngcr :Iiunzlgcmcm Sucncc Karen A mbrow Michcllc Angclu Anibal: II'racyI Aulcrl Ronald Kenneth Buumann chmcuc Rachel Bednarxki Julie A Bender .Incquclinc Marin Blue Geraldine Tcrcsu Boyle Walter J. Brady Kcrn-bnnc Bndgcmucr I'honms M Briguncc Duwd Thomus Burke Deborah Marie Cnlo Thumne A. Canon Diunc E, Cassidvx Murunnc Caluncsc James Anthony Chcsck Carl S Ciccunc Charles C. Clark M:1ryl.0uisc Sampson Clntxlon Gary Allan Col'fcy Kathi R Cohen Rosa N1. DaSiIvu chrgc Patrick DJVICS. Ir. Rocco DcJohn Andrmx Jumcs DcPaIma .Iuhzm S DcVncx George R Decker Debra Ann Dcllmun Maureen Marie DI'JI Sean Patrick Donnclly Christine livc Dutku Robcrl PhiIIip Iimckcn Jr Gun Vincent Iiiscnhnucn .lr. Michael Rubcrl IIppIc Sharon Iirdmun Barbara Linn Inbiun Ellen M Fallon Lucille NI Fuzio Marybeth IIclI Deborah A. lIishcr .lnmcs I-rzmcn' I'Icmmg Rubcrl Anthony Irudcllu John Patrick Galnn FIBC Marlena Gumbino chm l'. Gunn John .Iuscph Giordano Linda I. Golmxku I'.IIl;lIJUlIl Eleonora IIundcrhzm Margaret M Mauser quru .X IIIIIc MuchncI Thomas IIImun Regina Inge lloI'Imzlnn I indu Durlcnc Horton Suzanne Angela Imbrmcu Rubcrt Gun chch Soplna .lo Ixutzclnick l'IIcn S. 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Anlczuk Lurol IcIIu Ballard kcvm Irunk Bamburak XblIIo I. Burros IIcclor Burma Lanc Robcrl Benson Hmrlcs R IIcrnoskic Beverly Arlcnc Bey Karln Audra Bondur Laura Ann Bonner Rlcl-Q Curl Brown CInde Wane Eugen Tracey Byron NIurIa Y Cunclu Luuu John Caponoli LIhnslophcr Curnovalc I-Iulnc NI Carpenter Robcrlol ChcrnCI Vundcua Iadmc Cherry Joxcph I IanCI Michael Anthony Colulillo Dina Wane Collura Lon Ann C'oncillo Janlcc x1 Confer Shcryl Lynn CooIQ Kenn 'VIIL'IIuCI Collcr Iunc NIurIc Cronin kcnnclh Ira I ulllcr IMIIlcr John CwikIuI Jr Nunq DaSIIm Hung NIunh Duo lnscph William DcAnnl H.1ud1a I DcI Pmo Pucr .Iuhn DMIcnId NIlchqu I Donahue lumcs NI Dougan Iunc erlls I bcrhurdl Nurp Wanna Induurdu Dlunc I Fxculfuler; WIIImm Alan Evans PICTO Paolo Falcons Iuncy NIurle Ilnun I hnslophcr NIulth-v- I'ishcr Anne Nlanc Ford Mark Jcromc Huncuviglia Craig Robcrl Frcdu Brad James French Robert I Frusco Sharon x1. Fr3e ShuIKn Bcrnac Gum thhcllc Mary Gclgcr NIunu Glancaxpro Thomas chis Gilmore Mm: Huric Giordano Iounnc GiImis JIII .Xnnc Goldberg Putcr Robert Goldsbcrry Dunne Carole Goodman Hunk Richard Gousmun. Jr Pulnciu Calhcrlnc Grusso thhcllc Gncco Hana Biviana Groppcr Suganne Gucnlhcr Sycd XI Hushmi Emma chnqucs George Arthur Henslcr Michael Robert Higgins Kevin Lee Hoff Linda Hcspclcr Iloffmann Mary C. Hughes Michael IluIanick, Jr. Ana M Ippolilo Gregory Gerard quzoIino Sandra L, Jansscn Kim Ann Jobson Mavis LuRcynnc Johnson Roberta A. Jordan Tadcus7 John Kania Shavxn Lim Kayal BarryJ Kcllcr Sharon Theresa Kelly Susan Lynn Kelly Robert VIichacI Kelly. Jr. Lorramc M Kennedy Milena Knczcvic Muurccn Mary nghl Christopher Michael Kolbcnschlag Richard Krakosk; John Patrick Ixruyowskl Ruth lukrongold Robert John Luvcrly Karen lilizubclh lAcbcr Cassandra Denise Lcslcr Edward M Levine Lcalricc Lieberman Patrice Anncuc Lindsey Alfonso LoGiudicc Joseph A LoPrclc Philip Andrew Lochncr Barbara Ann Lockharl lcnnlfcr M Long Jumcs Donald Lordl John A. Lukaswk Karen I.ukcnda Imlu Marla 'Huchddo I ymc .Icrn Mall! Marc Robert Hunfrc Ruscmury NIangincIIi Anlomncuc Mcssina Marasco Kcnnclh NIarkoski cher Phillip Mamamillo Pclcr Anmlhony Malurazzo Carlos A. Mulos Patrick Joseph McCoy Anthony William McNaIIy Robcrl Thomas Meaghcr Richard Frnaklm Megliolu IIong Mci Robert Christopher Melco Sandra Mcndillo Ronald Alton Mules David Miller L153 Gail Mills Mohammad NIoinuddm Rocco Pulrick Montesano' Jr. Tlnu Mane Moore Lisa Marie xIOrcIIo Elizubclh A Mulhcrn Christopher Scott Ncuncrl Cccclia Grace Obie chl A. Okorodudu Gabriel Oqucndo Theresa E. Orosz Aloysius Osuji Dcidrc Lynn Paffcndurf Rocco Pavenc Gina Pedalmo Debra Lynn Pcrlmun Whiu Phillips III Michael Joseph Pimllo James R. Pimome Michael Jogeph Pimpinclli Anthony Michael Pinheiro Nancy M. Thomas Porsoll Carol Maria Qualiano Ellen E, Rakowski Nancy Regina ReiIIy Patricia Mary Reilly Michael Antonio Rizzo Wuuncla Jancl Robb Kubundra Renee Robinson Arnold Dean Rogers Sandra C. Rokose Deborah RommeI-Connors Dawn-Maric Romond Tara Ann Rush Rob5n Jean Rushfonh Jorge I3, Salazar Beth Ann Sumo Michael Suvvis Richard Sclccky Tcrrcncc Allen Shca Stanley Scoll Silver Edward James Slater Constanza Eugenia Socarras Rose Thelma Spcctor Gary Robcrl Springslcd Rmcmary Slubu Iillccn Slangc Roger WI Stewart Scott A Slopfcr oncc NI Slrunak Churlcnc Talley Vuvaramnam Kun Thcivukumar Shaun Wanda Thompson VCICIH chllc Wesley 'Ihurmun Ixclly I'omcskc Gcrulyn Theresa Toolan Maira Denise Torres John Gregory Trask Nina Marie Truppa Raymond F. Ulbnch dexard Lawrence Utrecht Marlin VanOrdcn - EIizubclh Vass I Ann C. Velasco Milan Vidakovic Madeline Ann Vogcl Thomas Edward Vogelsong QuynhChi Trung Vu Margaret White Man DunncII XI hilc Wanda Marie While Allen Wan Wichclns Theodore William: .loannc marie Willmann Andrc7cj T. XI ojlunik Thcrcsa Marie Wright Thomas L Wright. Jr Kim Wriolic Andrew Joacph Zcmcl Daniel Adam Zlcmba Perry Samuel Zycband School of Education Bachelor of Arts Earl; Childhood Educalion Stephanie Marie AieIIo Ixurcn Marie Bagdon Diana Rita Maria Bcllia Denise Beth Bcrnlsen Susan Vurlc Bisaha Judith Sharon Bundl Culhlccn Clohoscy Moira Ann Curran Laxxrencc James Davino Cathryn Ann Dcdrick Susan Marie Dcsiato Jean Fields Eleanor Bcrmcc Funk Audrey TI Furman Selma Huric Jorgensen Susan Lynn Karccki Virginia Gail KIcppcr Tina Haric Lagunovich Ken; Marie Lhcrisson Cynthia Jean McsIar Brenda Susan PIIIIIIp Pamela Beth Pingilorc .Iunc NI Plpcrala Patricia Ann Pszonka Pamela Em Rulslon Jeanne Marie Rhodc liilccn Marie Ryan Joan Eliiabclh Sauer I Bclh Ann Shmbcm Deborah Marie 501 Dune Squilicri Iihlhcr A Toncy Muurccn Theresa Uszcnaki Education ofllcuring Impaired IAorrznnc J. Arcchavulu Tracey XIIcthIc BoorOJiun Sundrn Maria Lsparra Denise Rita Gursk; Lisa Orson Deborah Annc Poland Elcmcnmr; Education Carol Lcc Androski Beatriz Armada Carul Ann Barlow Lisa Muric Borgo Amy Muriulyce llurd Diane Muric Colluru Phyllis Come Patricia Czlridud Dcl Portal Diane Forlunutu Michele Dcl'co George Carol Jcan llummcll Lisa A, lenish Diunnc Bcrnudcllc Korlc Eva Kosmpoulos Tatiana Maria Kulischcnko Sushmu Kunmr Annmarie Llcdo Laura Ann Muslrugiovanni Juncl Lezlh Meier Roberta Jennifer Newman Susan Laurel chhay 0.1.630 Donna Marie Olivcri Cheri Dcunc Phillips chorah Ann Roman Ana J. Sanchez Vicki Ann Saucr N-1ar3Ann Schimcnli Fina Maria Smeragliu Bclh Goodwin Smith Felicia Cleo Smith Patricia Anne Slrobcl Lynn Bcrnadcuc Vcrducci llczzllh and Physical Education Valerie A Campuncllu Kennclh Thomas Cicslak Juhn Francis DeNardo Jill MY Dcmurk Rebecca Wright Guile John Carmen Huruka Christopher John Miller Jaculyn Kuthlcen Richardson John A Silvcira Suralyn Michelle Smith Michael Anthony Wooby Physical Education Teresa Slaughter Barr Michael John Conner David Anthony Librlz7i Michacl Adam Savilsky Kathryn Ruth Sugamcli Bogdan P4 Turbus William Kane Walsh John David Way Speech Correction Tcresn Lee Cannonn Deborah Lcc Carri Lcslic Finn Dianne Lise llummel Michclc Miranda Karen Marie Ncminski Lauren Amy Obcrmuicr Barbara Ann: Ossi Anna Maria Suduwskl Vicki Lynn Smllh Il-uchcr of the Ilzmdimppcd xnnu Accvcdu Sulunnc Mari lhcgcn lrinu lnguborg liorudin Mary lillcn Tcmmc Burkc Cushlu M DlMuuinu Robin llopc l inc Pauline Rzlffuny Gucbcl Mary 5' Kunlmun Crystal Pam Mohamed Mada l'humuxinu Orcll Michael John l'urisc. Jrv Min Maria Percy Dcnisc Robin Rilcy l7llcn Rubln Snvisky Kulhlccn l-runccs Wnldron L'rban and Outdoor Rccrcnriun Julie Mara Levine Pcurl T, Mtnulcc Joseph Roy Nudarujall Linda Muric Richter Nancy lililubclh Runyon Marla lilcnu Wischahn l ucinda Susanne Young School 0 Liberal Ans Bachelor of Arts M. Susan Cole Gennine Mnnco Richard Slanlsluus Communicalions Adcronkc M, Bademosi Joan Ann Bang Gina Marie Bouino Mary lillcn Brill Victoria CM Emeghuru Jolene lvu Fish William Juseph l7i17simmons Adele Yvonne Greens Corey Drew Hanson Kristen Noel Landon Irving chinson Multhcu M. Muua Shawn McConnell John Joseph Nulbonc Bculricc ljcomu Orji Arthur Edmund Oblrom Karen P. Reilly Linda Ann Rcinu Donna Recs Shuman Krislcnc Mary Singcr Theresa Marie Spinuzzola Marc Christophcr 'lkhompson Englnh Yvnnnc Pux Brooks Culhy luhrehull Clark Ruth Diunmnl-lhxwurshi Phyllis Rulh f'cascr Chris Michael Garrick Laura J. 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Sprousc Diane Squiticri Eileen Stangc Larry Wallis Slutz Robert B. St. Jacques Paula C. Starch Eileen F. Storcr Patricia Anne Strobcl William W. Strohmcnger Joyce M. Strunak Annette Suarez Eileen Sulo Lisa A Suracc Jvfcw'n'n Sutton KT'WVH . .t n. Swanmn Jwi Tdtrn Mum Mclulk Tumn Gustave 'I'appc W'ilson E. Tassini Sandra Tavaska Diann Marie Tclcrico Melissa A. Terry Jnncphinc Anne Tcse Donna M. 1hu1rpu-r Shawn W. Tllolllpw 111 Kelly Tomcskc Mary Joy Victoria Tondn Bogdan Torbus Elsa Torres Darlene Toth John Trask Karla Trincancllo Frances Trinker Nina M. Truppa Jean E. Tyler Michael T. Ullman John J. Umana Martin Van Orden, Jr. Ana M. Vargas Peggy Velez Lynne B. Verducci Milan Vidakovic Fanny C. Villarreal Martha NI. Villaorreal Janice Van Brunt Madeline A. Vogel Dawn Vollmann Margaret Wachterhauser Karivki P. Wanjuki Martin Ware Beth Warren Lisa L Wawrzyniak John D. Way John P. Weeks Carolyn Weidner Edward M. White Wanda M. White Marie E. Wiesenhahn Denise Verdell Williams Donna Williams Leatha Glorcr Willimns Margaret Williams Rhonda chcc Williams Boyd E Wilson, Jr. Craig A, Wirlh Donald F. Wirth Andrew T. Wojtunik Joanne Wolfe Theresa M. Wright Adriana Yepes David M. Zane Anna Rebecca Zeitz Frank Zero Elizabeth Zinkaner Maria Zuniga Perry S. Zycband T 0p T an M0 vies T aken From Student Survey 1. Rainman 2. Beaches 3. Fly 11 4. Working Girl 5. Fatal Attraction 6. Twins 7. Top Gun 8. Die Hard 9. Naked Gun 10. Nightmare on Elm Street Series T 0p T weary S012 gs T aken From Student Survey 1. Straight Up 2. Sweet Child Of Mine 3. Wild Thing 4. I Wanna Have Some Fun 5. Born To Be My Baby 6. Lost In Your Eyes 7. Pour Some Sugar On Me 8. Every Rose Has Its Thorn 9. My Prerogative 10. One 11. Cry1in 12. Girl, 111 House You 13. Paradise City 14. Welcome to the Jungle 15. Love Bites 16. Electric Youth 17. Boy Pve Been Told 18. The Right Stuff 19. Respect 20. Liv1in like a Prayer k Death and destruction followed in the wake of the ' - December 1988 earthquake that devastated the country ofArmeniaandkilledtensofthousands. President Ronald Reagan gave Soviet leader Mikhail Gortudiev a red-carpet welcome. The two world leaders met in Washington. DC, for a thlee-day summit meeting on arms control and other superpower concerns. Waving his arms in victory George Bush won the 1988 race for the presidency, promising Americans a kinder, gentler nation. m. . The world watched as three Califomia gray whales spent more than two weeks 0 trapped in the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean in Alaska. American and Soviet effons finally freed the whales. ado -. H '. .' ALF, the lovable Alien Life Form, starred in his own N BC hit series. Americas favorite alien also appeared on various merchandise. Rain Man retained eight Academy Award nominations. including Best Picture. Dustin 1 Hoffman earned a nomination for Best Actor for his role as an autistic man being eased out ! of his inheritance by his brother, Tom Cruise. . Mos by AW Wm Wow Wm; CURRENT The Irish rock group U2 won a 1988 Grammy Award for Album of the .Year for The Joshua Tree, which sold 12 million copies. Album hits induded With or Without You and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. f 16; . ' $1 Bejeweled and bedazzled, U5. sprinter Florence Griffith-Joyner 010-ch astounded the world with her performance at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, Korea. Her sister-in-law; track star Jackie Joyner-Kersee, joined G'riH-ithejoyner in bringing home the gold. 5? IHIIII 7' With the launch of the space shuttle Discovery, America re-entered space after the 1986 Challenger disaster. The successful launch took place at Kennedy Space Center in , September 1988. Michael Jackson's Bad sold more than 19 million copies worldwide. The chart- breaking album was the first album in history to generate five number one singles, . including The Way You Make Me Feel. Panama's embattled strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega waved to supporters in the presidential palace I in Panama City. e $ -. Y - X s Ir; 1' ' t. . I, ' ex Los Angeles Dodgers winning pitcher and World Series MVP Orel Hexshiser helped the Dodgers defeat the Oakland A's 5-2 in the final game. Awareness, education and prevention were the u'alchumds in fighting acquired immu ne deficiency syndmme lAlDSl. Alarming statistic urged a bioscience rompany to develop an AIDS test that shows results in as little as fine minutes. 'dl' LRum-anm Barr and John Goodman starred in one of the 1989 seasonk top-rated new comedy series, Rowaxme. airing on ABC. The 1988 drought damaged crops and sloued barge traffic all across the nation. Record-high temperamms and little rainfall also threatened wildlife and livestock. Plaslic cxplmivcs were blamed for the crash of the New ank-bmnd PanAm High! l03 in lnckcrbic, Scotland, Dec. 21, I988, which killed all 258 people on board, plus about a dozen people on the ground. A national smoking ban went inlo effect on all domestic flights under 1! was a newr-mding advenmm in hm hours, raising smokers' in: and 'lbmlmm in the I988 hit Who Framed mm-smokurs' satisfaclitm. Roger Rabbit? , which dmvrly combined ' delightful animation with a con'lcdyoadwntuml l ,I SMOKINI FLIGHT m b, AFlwm mm mm CURRENT The nation commemorated the 25th anniversary of John E . Kennedy's death. Kennedy was shot as he rode in a caravan with his wife, Jackie, and Texas governor John Connally, in Dallas, Texas, Nov. 22, 1963. . It's a bird! It's a plane! ltb Supermanh birthday! The granddaddy of comic book heros celebrated his 50111 anniversary in style in 1988. h iurricane Gilbert crossed the island of Jamaica, leaving thousands mmeless. The hurricane also slammed tornados in Texas. Brian Bditano of Sunnyvale, Calm, won the men's Olympic figure skating competition in Calgary. Boitano was the first American to capture the gold at the XV Winter Olympic. Rock stars Tracy Chapman, Sting and Br uce Springsteen sang for the Human Rights Now! concert for Amnesty International during a six-week tour of 20 cities on five continents. - I .E E 3'9v5'. The San Francisco 49ers beat the Cincinnati BengaE 20-16 in the last few minuteshof Super Bowl XXIII in Miami. J OSTENS America 19 Yearbook Publisher Jerry Salomone PO Box 195 Budd Lake, New Jersey 07828 QOD 691-1002 xx. QQJESQJQFSEV Bank BEIM STUDIOS The Official Photographer Of The 1989 Memorabilia The Kean College BOOKSTORE Extends Congratulations T0 The Class Of 89 A service of BARNES 8LNOBLE BOOKSTOR E S INC OUR GANG The Folks Who Made The Yearbook A Reality Sitting: Dean Stazcr; From Rmr: Hurry Marplcs. Jody. Aycslm Ahmcd. Maria. Ann Gumu. Amy Rms: Back RUH': Alkcxh Shah. Bclcn Paula. I ucimm Crcspo. Iluxel Dumicn. Junc Gazck, Arizmnc Gomez; lemgmphcr: Miller Montclcgrc EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Cbief Managing Editor T reasurer Layout Editor Harry Marples Hazel Damien Dean Stazer Alkesh Shah Miller Montelegre June Gazek Amy Ross Belen Pardo Luciana Crespo Luciana Crespo Photograph y Editor Cop y Editor Sports Editor Advertising Manager Secretary Art Editor Editofs Message The beginning stages of this yearbook originated in a conversation between one faculty member, Professor Ted Cone, and three students. Alkesh Shah, Miller Montealegre, and myself. I am in debt to Professor Cone and my classmates. Mr. Ted Cone encouraged us and stressed to us how important it is to immerse ourselves in practical and applicable educational experiences. The responsibility of compiling the yearbook presented a perfect opportunity to do this. and thus the process began. Graphic Arts class went far beyond what the claserOm presented. and gave all of us what is in each of our hands as we read through our college Memorablilia. The production of this years Memorabilia is an example of a revolution. Students have taken on a personal responsibility for getting the job done, and have rebuilt that which needed serious attention. In the past, years seemed to pass quickly while students who had graduated could not get their hands on previous editions that were to come out much later. This Memorabilia of 1989 has been a total success due to the loyalty of its editorial board. Each of them has made a personal contribution to this book. The accomplishments of these dedicated editors will continue in the following editions of the Kean College Memorabilia. Any change is stressful and yet ItChange is the norm, says Dr. Springer of the Psychology Department. I testify to the fact that our yearbook has changed, and I am truly proud. It was a process that involved recruitment and patience. One had to be trustful that others would come through, and ultimately they did. Not only did the editors perform their own duties efficiently, they also encouraged and guided me in time of need. Many special thanks to Belen Pardo, Luciana Crespo, Dean Stazer and. most importantly. Alkesh Shah. Well, 110w that the yearbook is published, let me vacation in Europe and retreat to Germany. It is there that I can sit back and relax . . . and reminisce over a truly good bier. It has been most challenging and rewarding being the Editor-in-Chief ofthe 1989 Memorabilia. Sincerel y, Harry Afarples Special Thanks The 1989 Memorabilia would like to cordialh thunk the following organizations and individuals Who hm e use sisted us in their own special ways during the academic season to make this publica- tion possible: i:Student Organization, Inc. :kStephanie Fazer. Book- keeper IJerry Salomone and J ostens Publishing Com- pany :kBeim Studios tProfessor Ted Cone :kDr. Thomason, Dr. Gover. and Dr. Kafka 0f the Eng- lish Department