Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 392 of the 1982 volume:

1 Editor-in-Chief Maria Mastras Business Manager Susan Jaffe ■ ■ ■ THE 1982 EPITOME LEHIGH UNIVERSITY VOLUME 106 f 4b Craig D. Newick Cover Design Alison Kellet Sports Art Jeff Eichenfield Opening Comments - CREDITS Steve Russell Managing Editor Allysa Scott Layout Editor Laura Rothfeld Brian Allston Photography Editors Susan Perkins Meredith Lesslie Sports Editors Benjamin Cooper Identification Editor Susan Shoop Activities Editor Thomas Loisch Academics Editor Scott Novins Scheduling Editor June Kuvin Living Editor Mary Joe Farinella Seniors Editor DEMING LEWIS The 1982 Epitome dedicates this book to retiring President Deming Lewis in honor of his years of service to the University. Some things will never change. The antics of a freshman hall, Bicarb chasers for mystery meat, Lehigh football, and scoping from a Linderland seat. Eco 1 lectures and 7:55s, Spring sunbathing to LEV ' S vibes. Roommates, Halloween, happy hours, nerds. Good friends, all- nighters, IM ' s and bell curves. . . • Years from now when you open this time cap- sule that some freshman will still call the Epi- tome, you ' ll remember the little things that gave Lehigh its personality back in ' 82. And, if in ' 92 or ' 02 you decide to go back you ' ll probably find that persona I itites will not have changed much. 10 But you ' ll also have to remember that while the Mountain may still be the Mountain, 1981-82 was the year that foliage got shaken up a bit. There were Delts, social regulations and prom- ises of social alternatives. As the maintenance of Linderman ' s rare book collection was assured, final designs were made for a solar-heated addition to Mart Library. 12 13 Delta Gamma arrived as Lehigh ' s fourth sorority just in time to celebrate the tenth anniversary of coeducation. Deming Lewis retired, and Columbia ' s Peter Likins made the move from Big to Little Apple. 14 15 - - : . ' l ' As we race towards the 21st century, alma mater continues to change and grow. But underneath the shifting exterior will always be that small, conservative four-year hillside hideaway where we dreamed, learned, loved, hated, laughed and cried. Sk FALL -r - V fc£ : ■ 3 ,• r . l ■• Wif-; M 1 - ' % 1 4 jr •- j ' wj ' ■ ■ ' ■ '  . ..•■ ' .:.. 20 21 22 o 23 24 W-. -..-• Rf , W f, ' V5 ' ' f H ft B u ft ' V 25 TEN YEARS OF LEHIGH WOMEN They are professionals. They have evolved from the few to the many. They have proven that a Lehigh education is just as useful for women as for men. They have acquired an identity. Over the past decade, Lehigh women have made themselves known. They have added a cer- tain xv touch to the social, aca- demic and physical environment of Lehigh ' s century and six years of male domination. Coeducation at Lehigh was an experiment that has not failed. Recently highlighted in Lehigh ' s 1981 Annual Report are just a few of Lehigh ' s successful women. Let ' s take a closer look. (The following are excerpts from the ' 81 Annual Report) They give every appearance of success. They are lawyers, accountants, chemical en- gineers, editors, and managers. And how has Lehigh helped them in their careers? According to Pamela Smith, 76, a cost accountant with Johnson John- son, Lehigh prepared me for the competitiveness of the business world. It also taught me to com- municate and interact with other professional people. They also universally say that while they were special (or a new attraction on campus), they were treated on an equal basis with men. And the grades prove it. In the fall of 1980, the Lehigh under- graduate men had an average of 2.626, while the women top- ped them with 2.891. Lehigh women achieved a 2.904 aver- age in spring 1981 , which is just a shade under a 3.00, or B. They have also made the grade with degrees. In 1972-73, the first of the undergraduate women who had come to Lehigh in 1971, received their degrees. There were ten women gradu- ates in 1973, 27 in 1974, 114 in 1975 (the first year for the first class of four-year women), 131 in 1976, 164 in 1977, 198 in 1978, 221 in 1979, 216 in 1980, and 282 in the 1980-81 academic year. For Dr. Carey B. Joynt, who headed the special committee that recommended the admis- sion of women, these accom- plishments have been no surprise. As suggested in a recent state- ment: In the report which recom- mended to the trustees that wom- en be admitted to Lehigh, the members of coed committee stated their conviction that x as a university with a reputation for ac- ademic excellence, we believe that Lehigh should play its part in the attempts of this country to pro- vide educational opportunities for women, ' and expressed their confidence that the highly intel- lectual ca I i ber of the women who would come to Lehigh would be an adequate guarantee of their educational aims. ' It is clear that our women stu- dents have fulfilled in ample me- asure these initial hopes. They are a credit to Lehigh and we should be very proud of their presence among us. Speaking personally, I may say that I never had the slightest doubt of their ability to go on to notable achievements. Janet L. Scagnelli, 75, a lawyer with Consolidated Rail Corp., is one of those notable achievers. Being in the first class of wom- en at Lehigh added a unique and special dimension to my un- dergraduate experience. We stood out on campus just as women in business and the law professions tend to stand out to- day, although to a less extent than previously. Lehigh proved to be a good assimilator for me. In the future, let ' s hope that Lehigh will prove to be as good as an assimilator. For the class of 1985 entering this fall, there were 4,811 applications frcm males and 1,985 from females, for a tot- al of 6,976. The activities of the week of September 20 could be thought of as symbolic for these 1985 graduates. Where will they be in ten years? A photographic essay entitled Identity ... An Evolution of Women at Lehigh, and a visit by Gloria Steinhem highlighted the tenth year of coeducation at Lehigh. And this anniversary is looked upon as a cause worth noting. In an extraordinary proclamation, Dr. Deming Lewis, university presi- dent, said: The trustees and I re- gard this as an occasion for uni- versity-wide celebration. The coming of women has made a positive and profound experi- ence in the quality of university life ... let us keep in mind, while celebrating, the need to further complete the integration of women into the University Com- munity. 27 LAFAYETTE WEEKEND 28 29 TAILGATES TURKEY TROT 31 GRATEFUL DEAD 32 33 THE LAW OF LEHIGH: NEW SOCIAL RULES FOR ' 82 This ain ' t no party This ain ' t no disco This ain ' t no foolin ' around. The Talking Heads They were coming, and everyone knew it. First they restricted where party posters could Pe put. The Drown Pus stop could not Pe a kiosk for potential beer-pounders to find out what house was serving. A loss of beauty, cried those who love their grafitti. Thank God, said admissions officers pitching the joint to candidates ' parents. And with such sensibilities, they said posters couldn ' t mention liquor. No booze. Nada. You could still draw cute little characters but it all seemed like rhetoric with no substance. A total hypocracy abounded as clever double entendres slipped past the censor and relayed the word. The grim reaper then said that little puppy dogs, who previously added such color to Eco 1 Lecture and Jokes, had to be placed on leashes. We ' re talkin ' cuddly bundles of fur here, chained with leather and steel shakles around their necks. But this blatant case of cruelty didn ' t end with dog- strangulation as the campus crack- down continued. Rumors persisted about the 101st Air- bourne Division coming on campus to keep us calm, but the campus police were considered just as able. . .until. . . the event happened that broke all hell loose — Greek Week ' 81. Lehigh ' s own Vietnam. It was a time demanding all to take a stance, even the booboise , and if there was ever a free thought to be found again we had to fight for the retention of our Greek Week festivities. Call up the Magnificent Seven and have James Colburn and Charles Bran- son ride on in, guns aflame. But the odds were too high and mar- tial law was declared: The social regu- lations, which we all knew weren ' t written by Emily Post. Close those parties! Close those weekends! Turn off them there taps, said the men in blue. And like lemmings we listened, even while our own were working for the clampdown by writing and passing laws for our own good. Some complained through letters to the editor in the student paper. They havn ' t been heard from since. Other areas of social life may still be cut down on too. Reliable sources note that Mart ' s study area will no longer be open 24 hours, all computers will be turned off by 2 A.M. and anyone caught parading between the isles of Linderland Library will be shot on sight. There ' s a cold wind tearing through South Mountain, a wind that only allows the fittest partiers to sur- vive. But there is an undercurrent — one that no dean can stop. It ' s a warmth from a frat bar with beer flowing past two a.m., and people dancing to South Side Johhny after designated party-end 34 F -V . iff . s   time. If they stop us on the hill, we ' ll re- treat to the Valley and its sororities. Noth- ing can stop the Lehigh student from the intellectual and emotional apex of be- ing drunk off his ever-loving A. There may be no more posters, but there ' s always word of mouth along the underground. Praise be to the Lehigh druid, and pass another Michelob. W I y f I Xis a plane Its ' ■■ ;jA 35 36 37 ALL UNIVERSITY DAY M ,j ' S3 WBbw 4 m Tk v J?3 39 DANCE MARATHONS ROCK TO THE RHYTHM OF REGGAE 41 FOOTBALL 1981 Football Review by Frank Rudisill The 1981 football season was a year of both great achievement and great dis- appointment for Coach John Whitehead ' s Engineers. The highlights of the season were the team ' s fine 8-3 rec- ord, an emotional comeback win over Delaware, crushing victories over Penn and Davidson, and Dan Ryan ' s NCAA record of 14 TD catches in one season. By season ' s end the Engineers were poised to wrap up yet another NCAA playoff berth, not to mention their sec- ond straight Lambert Cup. A victory in the annual showdown with rival Lafay- ette would allow them to achieve both of these goals. That victory never came as the Engi- neers lost a hard fought 10-3 contest to the ' Pards and were left pondering what could have been. But nonetheless, an 8-3 record is something to be proud of and not many people beat the mighty Blue Hens in Delaware. Let ' s go back to September and follow the Engineers on their flight through the ' 81 campaign. On opening day in Taylor Stadium many people were wondering what ef- fect the absence of Mark Yeager would have on the Lehigh offense. Senior split end Dan Ryan quickly erased any doubts when he caught a 43 yard touchdown pass on the Engineers fifth play of the game to stake the squad to a 6-0 lead over the Black Bears of the Uni- versity of Maine. Quarterback Larry Mi- chalski and Ryan connected for two more scores that day to lead the Engi- neers to an impressive 24-10 victory. Se- nior placekicker Mike Whalen added to the scoring total by nailing a school record 49 yard field goal. The Engineers took their 1-0 record north to face the Red Raiders of Colgate and ran into a buzz saw. The Raiders started a freshman at quarterback, 6-5 Steve Calabria. His debut was a rousing success as he led his squad to 454 total yards and a 27-14 victory over the Engi- neers. The following week the Engineers returned home to the friendly confines of Taylor Stadium to face the rejuvenated Quakers of Pennsylvania. Coach John Whitehead ' s squad needed a big win to get back on track and that ' s just what they got. The Engineers went wild on their way to an impressive 58-0 stomping of the previously undefeated Penn squad. Ev- eryone got into the act as the Lehigh ground game made it ' s first real ap- pearance of the season and pushed the outmanned Quakers up and down the field. Next, the squad travelled to Newark, Delaware and readied themselves for the showdown of the year. Tubby Raymond ' s Blue Hens were number one in the nation and seemed unbeatable. The contest started badly for the Engi- neers as Delaware auarterback Rick Scully took an option 43 yards for a score midway through the first quarter as 25,000 Blue Hen partisans roared their approval. It got worse later in the quarter as Delaware ' s Owen Brad picked off a Mi- chalski pass and raced 52 yards down the sideline for another score. Then lightning struck. Michalski and Ryan dusted themselves off and con- nected three times to stake the Engi- neers to a 21-14 lead. A 45 yard Mike Whalen field goal sealed the win for the squad. The Engineers then returned home to face the up and down Huskies of the University of Connecticut. The Engineers needed a last second Michalski to Ryan aerial of 83 yards to offset the running and passing of U Conn ' s Ken Sweitzer. Ryan ' s fourth quarter score gave the Engineers the victory, 24-21. The following week the squad trav- elled to Durham, New Hampshire to face the heralded Wildcats of the Uni- versity of New Hampshire. It was a hard fought contest which saw the Engineer ' s Joe Rabuck and Chris Sexton each score on 1 yard runs. The Wildcats also tallied twice and with :22 to play Lehigh ' s Mike Whalen lined up to at- tempt a 29 yard field goal. The record setting kicker could not turn the trick this time and the Engineers lost a heartbreaker, 13-12. The squad then travelled to Lewisburg to face the Bisons of Bucknell and totally dominated the contest, winning 18-0. The Engineers ran up 476 total yards and 25 first downs while the sterling defen- sive unit held the Bisons to 1 79 yards and 12 first downs. The Engineers rolled over Davidson the following week 69-7. The point total was the highest for a Lehigh squad in one game since 1903. Senior tight end Paul Anastasio got the Engineers on the board first when he hauled in a 7 yard pass from Michalski. 42 immimuMBiMABAiSLkmk ru a in a ra i Row 1 : M. Dolan, S. Mittl, J. Macellara, A. Johnson, D. Mecca, J. Gum, T. Seger, L Michalski, J. Ancel, B. Talmadge, T. Semler, R. Can, B. Rambo; Row 2: J. Davidson, M. Tuohey, M. John, J. Smith, T. Kowalonek, D. LaSelva, K. Jon es, D. Ryan, M. O ' Haagan, D. Isla, P. Trinkle, G. Bellantoni, C. Sexton, T. Heffner, G. Manion; Row 3: J. Hammer, J. Rabuck, E. Williams, M. Blow, E. Godbolt, K. Allwood, A. Krosnowski, M. Lippincott, E. Tulskie, J. Bradshaw, J. Scott, D. Ertz, G. Rose, M. Roos, J. Ashler, J. Graziano; Row 4: L Krasley, E. Prosapio, B Brennan, R. Gams, M. Morgan, K. Rosen, J. Shigo, G. Van Orden, J. Thompson, S. Fath, B. Jeffries, D. Szablowski, M. Sitar, P. Smith, C. Hynes, J. Rovito; Row 5: L. Williams, T. Miller, J. Snyder, S. Bear, W. Kasbar, T. Bollinger, J. Gower, B. Hallick, S. Joseph, M. Hlay, Jr., K. Greene, K. Stum, P. Lacey, B. DuPont, T. Nickles, J. Zimardo; Row 6: S. Theuerkauf, S. Strobel, J. Hunt, B. Moore, E. Hunsberger, M. Whalen, P. Anastasio, E. Fallon, R. Becker, J. Kowalonek, J. Yesulaitis, D. Pearson, J. Meyers, J. Tylutki, K. Nielsen, B. Crudeli, F. Rudisill; Row 7: Trainer C. McNaron, JV coach J. Bednarik, Managers B. Goldman, T. lobst, JV coaches B. Dehler, B. Romeo, varsity asst. coaches W. Grube, W. Whitehead, J. Luckhardt, varsity head coach J. Whitehead, asst. coaches B. Fetterman, J. Sternett, JVhead coach M. Hlay, coaches V. Rogusky, C. Marck, J. O ' Sullivan, trainer S. Ice, equipment manager N. Vohar. WE THEY 24 Maine 10 14 Colgate 27 58 UPenn 24 Delaware 21 21 Connecticut 17 12 New Hampshire 13 18 Bucknell 69 Davidson 7 40 Millersville 7 23 Northeastern 20 3 Lafayette 10 43 in n v m ,ti i k  ' ' H V £ ' . . •.-3 ' : ' ' .-iS r . oji ' ■ ' - ' ?.•. ' . Ryan tallied three times and rolled up 115 yards on 5 catches while senior Ed Tulskie ran for 101 yards. The squad faced Division II power Mil- lersville State the following week and shut down the Marauders by the score of 40-7. The Engineers rode to victory on the shoulders o f their big fullback, junior John Ahsler. The A-train muscelled over the Millersville goal line for one score and played consistently all day in leading the squad to victory. Senior kicker Mike Whalen sealed the Engineers next victory, a 23-20 squeaker over the Huskies of Northeastern. Whe- lan booted a 26 yard field goal with 3:38 remaining. The squad piled up 561 total yards, saw Dan Ryan break the I- AA TD record by grabbing his 14th of the year, and was greatly assisted by Whelan ' s three field goals. The following Saturday the Engineers ran out of the Taylor Stadium tunnel into a 35 degree icebox ringed by a sellout crowd of 20,000. Unfortunately for the squad, it just wasn ' t to be as the hated ' Pards triumphed 10-3. The Lehigh de- fense put on a great show of guts and determination by stopping the Leop- ards four times from the two yard line. The frequently unheralded Engineer de- fense was led by the standout play of senior defensive lineman Dave Szablowski, Russ Becker, Karl Nielson and Joe Kowalonek. Seniors Ken Rosen, Joe Macallera, and Pete Smith also played well for the Engineers in their last appearances in Taylor Stadium. Offensively, Michalski and Ryan led the club statistically but the squad was greatly aided by the strong line play of senior center Mark Sitar. Sitar, along with linemates Kevin Greene, and Pat Lacey were the real heroes of the Lehigh of- fense. 44 45 SOCCER WE THEY 2 Moravian 2 Temple Philadelphia Textile 3 5 Swarthmore 2 LaSalle 3 4 Delaware Rutgers 1 Drexel 3 2 Princeton 3 1 Baltimore 2 Rider 2 1 Westchester Latayette 2 1 Kutztown Penn State 1 Bucknell 4 Row 1 : L Kaufman, D. Joynt, T. Whyte, J. Heaton, S. Schwartz, B. Belshaw, E. Vetack, N. Stettler, R. Geis; Row 2 T. Brennan (asst. coach), B. Reis, K. Remley, M. Faith, S. Hagglund, J. Hall, D. McGowan, J. Remley, J. Tipping (head coach) 46 : ' ..■■•-■.,. 0 - 47 ft, ■ £•! k l J •T«- 5 2f,2: BFilkjTC .v £4 ■ Lift ft r ' f !m. £BHfi r £ FSB •I ' ll 1 itiiiv twf ■ £-s FIELD HOCKEY 3o lf% Row 1 : J. Jeanne, M. McAnaly, M. O ' Laughlin, L. Anderman, L Moore (assistant Coach); Row 2: C. Davis, D. May, S. D ' Augelli, M. Stamm, M. Cartwright; Row 2: S. Foster, ' M. Blackstone, P. Reilly, K. Ignar, D. Adams, P. Blavin, K. Hinker, N. Marshall, K. Adams VOLLEYBALL WE THEY Temple 3 3 Kutztown 2 1 Villanova 3 3 Moravian 2 3 Muhlenberg 2 2 West Chester 2 2 Wilmington 2 2 Seton Hall 2 3 Immaculate 1 3 Ursinus 1 3 Busknell 3 LaSalle 1 3 Drexel 2 Delaware 3 2 Rider 2 Albright 3 Lafayette 2 50 CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY 25 Rider 31 39 Delaware 20 42 Princeton 20 30 LaSalle 27 39 St. Joseph ' s 18 50 Bucknell 15 17 Temple 42 50 Rutgers 15 15 SetonHall 50 20 Latayette 41 ECCs — sixth place Paul Short Invitational eleventh place ►s t-- Row 1 : D. Scholfield, P. Buckowski, P. Busby, J. Stack, C. Fullam, K. Schooner, D. Thomson, B. Flynn, B. Davis, J. Sullivan, K. Clayton, T. Campbell, S. Murphy; Row 2: Manager B. Parks, P. Konopelski, J. McVay, D. Sternman, R. Vandervalk, B. Tetreault, C. Poly, (no name), L Furman, J. Brennan, J. Fuerstman, P. Smith, G. Hurley, D. Hines. Coach J. Covert CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 52 54 ICE HOCKEY 55 INTRAMURALS 56 57 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL WE THEY 44 Mr. St. Mary 77 90 Allentown 46 55 Kean 75 54 Navy 76 47 Rider 72 64 Clarion 50 54 Slippery Rk 58 49 Shippensburg 69 45 Drexel 59 55 Ursinus 59 49 Towson 72 54 Loyola 82 48 Pennsylvania 82 75 Rutgers 64 55 W. Chester 80 58 Kutz town 74 64 Albright 65 67 Shippensburg 62 59 Lafayette 53 55 Immaculata 80 68 Delaware 66 65 Bucknel 1 47 L Radabough, R. Dantas, T. Guman, C. King, G. Pietsch, D. Leitner. A. Loan, P. Cutting, M. McHugh, Maureen Fredrick (Coach), Pam Jerri (Asst. Coach) 58 MEN ' S BASKETBALL WE THEY 56 Hofstra 55 43 Temple 60 60 Colgate 66 66 Navy 74 46 Dartmouth 41 68 Albright 42 72 Lycoming 55 57 Susguehanna 56 70 Foirfeild 68 66 Marist 67 51 Drexel 76 85 FDU Madison 49 52 St. Joseph ' s 64 70 American 85 53 Rider 69 83 W. Chester 86 75 Lafayette 83 70 Delaware 79 69 LaSalle 94 73 Bucknell 54 46 Rider 59 81 W. Chester 95 66 Lafayette 69 Row 1 : G. Howard, B. Belson, D. Andreychik. F. Ketcho, C. Blue, B. Boesch, Ft. Bell, T. Pauley, J. Konigsberg; Row 2: J. Weyland (Mgr), J. White, P. Wickman, B. Collins, T. Moran, T. Chance, R. Kamin, Coaches: S. Mentesana, F. Sullivan, B. Hill 59 M I - i I I PPJRt e CHRISTMAS SPIRIT 62 63 I lit fill 7 ►« I ! ' 2S ! 1 CsH ■ 1 Rf ' - - I: 64 66 66 IFC HAPPY HOURS 67 It If  yjM to Castle rock J -■ ■ - xA B.K |k LEHIGH SKI CLUB AT SUGARBUSH VALLEY 69 70 nC m iff fa 1 fi jl nHff J ' JKt TBI J. GEILS BAND 71 ABBY HOFFMAN 72 I.B. SINGER 73 WOMEN ' S SWIMMING WE THEY 87 Bryn Mawr 55 56 Temple 74 47 Fordham 65 63 Gettysburg 77 95 Swarthmore 45 27 Rutgers 112 38 Drexel 97 43 LaSalle 69 71 E. Stroudsburg 68 63 Lafayette 37 74 Row 1 : Coach Gardiner, Vicki Murk, Karen Anselmin (Co-Capt.), Sue Schlicht (Co-Capt), Lisa Becker, Jan Jordan; Row 2: Machelle Johnson (Mgr.), Marcy Salzman, Beth Price, Anne Downing, Heidi Brosnan, Jill Lewis; Row 3: Diane Reilly, Monique Gravez, Tina McDunie, Lois Schmalz, Heidi Stegmueller, Toni Roth, Debra Fink (Asst. Coach) A Row 1 : Coach B. Gardiner, J. Canavan, S. Peene, D. Trost, T. Shewell; Row 2: D Albert, B. Loev, J. Bornhiemer, J. Schafstal, E. Steelman, M. Pibl, R. Beak, G. Angyl, Coach D. Fink; Row 3: Manager M. Johnson, C. Abitz, K. Degoff, H. James III, R. Gallager, R. Ungvary, J. Forester, S. Feinstein WE THEY 71 W. Chester 39 35 Temple 35 64 Fordham 64 74 Gettysburg 74 68 Delaware 68 65 Rutgers 65 48 Drexel 48 26 LaSalle 65 71 E. Stroudsburg 87 64 Lafayette 40 65 Bucknell 39 48 MEN ' S SWIMMING 75 Row 1 : P. Schyler, B. Yates, R. Santoro, F. Vresics, T. Husted, D. Butler, B. Weaver; Row 2: E Cummings, L. Martucci, K. Mulligan, S. Parish, P. Campito, R. Lobdell, R. Hausly; Row 3: Head Coach T. Turner, Graduate Assistant T. Hensler, T. Bold, J. Newman, C. Kilrain, F. Koos, P. Brown, B. Dudech, Manager D. Earlborn, Assistant Coach G. Leeman WRESTLING LEHIGH WRESTLERS SURPRISE CONTENDERS, PLACE SECOND FOR SECOND YEAR by: John H. Czekanski After the first losing season since 1945 the Lehigh Wrestling team hoped to end the season with the Easterner Intercollegiate Wrestling Association crown. But, for the sec- ond year in a row the Engineers placed sec- ond behind the Midshipmen of Navy. Navy qualified seven matmen scoring 133.5 points to Lehigh ' s 131.5, and the Engi- neers qualified five wrestlers for the na- tionals, Syracuse, the defending EIWA champs placed third with 122 points and qualified four wrestlers for the NCAA ' s. Mak- ing the trip for Lehigh to Aimes, Iowa where the Nationals will be held are Bob Weaver (first at 118), Tom Husted (first at 126), Pete Schuyler (first at 134), Tom Bold (second at 150), and Colin Kilrain (first at 190). In the 118 pound class, Bob Weaver who was last year ' s runner up, avenged the loss of a year ago by defeating Kris Rowlette of Wilkes 17-7. Weaver dominated his weight class with victories of 15-3 and 15-0 leading to the finals. Lehigh ' s 126 pounder Tom Husted be- came a two-time Eastern champ by easily winning his early matches. In his first match of the tournament Husted gained a pin at 1 :35 and then won by lopsided scores of 1 7-5 and 20-10. In the finals Husted won by a de- fault due to an injury to Rusty Fiste of Prince- ton. At the 134 pound class Pete Schuyler, who was wrestling in his first EIWA tournament, gained a first place by defeating Mark Lacovelli of Syracuse in the finals 7-4. With his win in the 134 class Schuyler continued Lehigh ' s domination of the 134 pound class, and marked the fourth year a Lehigh wres- tler has won at that weight. Prior to Schuyler, Daryl Burley had been the victor for three consecutive years. Lehigh ' s Tom Bold who was a finalist in the Easterners last year, was looking to gain a victory in the 150 pound class. Bold won his opening match with a pin in :32 and then won close matches by the scores of 11-10 and 7-6 in advancing to the finals. In the finals though Bold failed to gain the victory, losing to Frank Schaffer of Navy by the score of 14-8. In the 158 pound class sophomore Roy Lobdell gave an inspiring performance in his loss to Chris Catalfo — the eventual win- ner. Lobdel I was the only wrestler to take Ca- talfo down in the tournament and ended up with a fourth place finish. Colin Kilrain, Lehigh ' s team captain, once again showed his dominance in the East by easily winning his weight class. Wrestling at the 190 pound class, a step up from last year, Kilrain breezed through the tourna- ment, He pinned his first two opponents and in his third match won by a lopsided score of 21-4. In the finals Kilrain pinned Pat Ryan of Navy in 4:29 and in doing so captured his fourth EIWA championship. Kilrain became only the fourth four-time Eastern champ and was awarded the Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament. In the Nationals, Kilrain will be favored to win the coveted National Title. Fine performances were also turned in by Lehigh wrestlers Brian Yates, Jeff Newman, and Benji Dudech. 76 77 Up SORORITIES RUSH INTO PLEDGING The bus departs from the flagpole on a cold January night. Two hundred girls squeeze in for the bumpy ride bound for the other side of the mountain. They are headed for the sororities — a place they have heard about vaguely but have not been allowed to discuss in depth. They are apprehensive possibly, but most likely just going through rush because it ' s the thing to do and besides their gryphon said it was a good experience. After a long, hard week of rush, 75 girls became pledges on January 30, 1982. This year with the arrival of Delta Gam- ma, an off-campus alternative to the SMAGS triad (Alpha Phi, Alpha Gamma Delta and Gamma Phi Beta) and a sign that sororities on campus are growing in demand and popu- larity, more girls were able to become part of the greek system. Every year we see more and more interest by Lehigh women in wanting to join sororities. We ' re trying to make that available to as many women as possible, commented Larry Philippi, assistant dean of students. He added, Rush was a marvelous success. It ' s a real tribute to the role soror- ities are playing on campus and the desire of other women to participate in that experience. In the spring, those enthusiastic pledges will be sporting fraternity sportswear and will become the builders of greek week beds and probably the eaters of greekers and pies. They will most probably look back on rush as a time of confusion and indecision, but as they don their pledge pins it will all have seemed worth it. 80 81 SIGMA CHI DERBY DAYS 82 83 84 I-TAL REGGAE 85 LEHIGH AT LAUDERDALE SPRING BREAK 82 87 88 FLOWERING OF THE ARTS The arts at Lehigh, sometimes concealed by a veil of engineering and physical sciences, are alive and flowering on the campus. Presentations of the visual arts, music, and the humanities have grown in number and have attracted larger audiences. Not only has an increased awareness been shown by the students, but also by the administration which has been pouring money into the roots of the arts. The toils of the Cultural Affairs Committee, composed of student and faculty representatives, have blossomed in the University ' s art galleries, lecture halls, and programs of student organizations, such as drama, band, and choir. The art galleries on campus display the works of students, local artists, and well-known contemporary artists. Dubois Gallery, in Maginnes, is a prominent location of those students who haven ' t read the cultural events column in the BROWN AND WHITE, while the Ralph Wilson Gallery and the Hall Gallery, in the Alumni Memorial Building, impress prospective freshmen heading for the admissions office. Surrounded by the walls of Mudd, Mart Sinclair, and Whitaker, is another kind of gallery, the Sculpture Garden, where the arts incorporate a sense of Lehigh ' s environment, Bethlehem Steel, in the sculptures placed throughout the courtyard. Last fall ' s schedule of art exhibits began with a Pre-Columbian Sculpture display, part of which mysteriously made its way into the janitor ' s closet. A photographic study of the treasures of Tutankha- mun, the flowing forms of Stuart Edelson ' s sculptures, and an arcade of lifesize puppets were some of the exhibits to complete last fall ' s calendar. January brought Philadelphia, Past and Present , a com- parative presentation of Philadelphia in the 1920 ' s and as we know it today. A computer art exhibit, a fusion of art and engineering, demonstrated for students the computer as a medium of artistic expression rather than a source of terminal frustration. Many of the contemporary exhibitions were accompanied by the artists, who lectured at the opening receptions. An annual series of Spring Lectures in the Arts was created to promote the cultural life at Lehigh. The visiting Lecturers Committee has ex- tended invitations to many lecturers, including Isaac Bashevis Singer, Nobel prize winner in Literature. A major promotion of the cultivation of the arts at Lehigh can be attributed to the student body. Theater at Lehigh has shown its efforts in the productions of A Midsummer Night ' s Dream , The Canterbury Tales (not to be confused with SAC ' s presenta- tion), and The Elephant Man , while the Lehigh University Choir presented French and German carols in their annual Christmas Vespers, and wedding music from the 16th to the 20th centuries in the Spring Vespers. More and more the Lehigh community has been offered a multitude of cultural events, stemming from generous funding and an awakened interest in the arts. The seeds of culture have been planted in the territory of technology, resulting in a flower- ing of the arts. 89 92 94 95 96 The Hourglass: Scapegoat to some; alternative to others (s— , I hate that word); But to most, probably ridiculous. Well, over a year ago the Hourglass emerged in some nameless senior ' s mind. To those who worked for a year, the Hour Glass was to be Lehigh ' s first, self-contained, everynight — night club — alcohol included. After you stop laughing, realize it was the administration ' s wisdom and an apparent lack of our money (despite a $4.3 million dollar budget surplus) that transformed the Hourglass to mediocrity. In all fairness to the administration, and the people in- volved with the Hourglass — It may not have lived up to our wildest dreams, but it sure is a step ahead of what we were used to at Lehigh. This year brought us some top quality acts. Mixed Nuts provided more than a few laughs, while Greg Greenway surprised us with some great original music. More importantly, the friends that we spent time with talk- ing, enjoying, and laughing are what will be most remem- bered. J.B.A. 97 I HHR . -. Row 1 : D. Trerotola, Todd Schupbach, Mark Duvfield, Harris Gratz, Mike Wettengel; Row 2: Eric Snadecki, Rich Gooldman, Tim O ' Brien, Trevor Bond; Row 3: Steve Heilman, John Dean, James Santillo, K.C. Haile, Steve Bradley, Rich Weaver, David Brown; Row 4: Randy Mosteller, Barry Bernstein, Arthur ChisLee, Randy, Brian Hamp, Craig Newick, Bruce Muff, Don Moyle, Bill Pertusi, Mike Flevette, Assistant coach Jim Jaime, Coach: Jeff Tipping MEN ' S LACROSSE WE THEY 6 Penn St 23 8 FDU Madison 15 4 Baltimore 14 7 New England 8 9 W. Chester 5 5 Drexel 14 6 Delaware 23 12 Villanova 18 5 Bucknell 20 8 Lafayette 12 98 99 WOMEN ' S LACROSSE ' iM 100 Row 1 ; M. Ruth, S. Killian; Row 2: S. Coursen, P. Scanlan, N. Peck, K. Zeber- lein, B. Sirois, C. McAdams, K. Hahn, M. Axelrod, P. Hall, K. Yost; Row3:assf. coach E. Jordan, M. Miller, A. Kellett, S. Macmenamin, L Adams, S. Shoop, B. Book, Mary Monique, T. Cuff, C. Koehler, manager C. Frick, head coach J. Turner WE THEY 13 Bucknell 6 7 Lafayette 6 5 Westchester 9 5 Princeton 6 3 Delaware 20 12 Drexel 2 13 F M 6 6 Temple 7 8 Loyola 2 6 Delaware 14 101 P. Sohlar (Manager), T. Holly, J. Mark, I. Occor, P. D ' Agostino, R. Brindy, M. Matto, S. Fegely; Row 2: C. Anderson. S. Tennerelli, M. Coryell, M. Morgis, S. Spicth, J. Caredoy, B. Massa, B. Jeney, B. Mactas, S. Schultz. J. Appleby; Missing: D. Andrews, M. Sheehan WE THEY Spring Garden 4 Ga. Southern 9 7 Armstrong St. 8 Armstrong St. 8 2 C.W. Post 6 12 Stonehill College 11 1 Navy 9 4 Pennsylvania 5 6 Muhlenberg 5 6 Drexel 5 10 Kutztown 8 10 Lafayette 3 11 Lafayette 12 2 W. Chester 12 4 W. Chester 8 10 Trenton 8 12 Bloomsburg 2 9 Moravian 6 8 Delaware 22 1 Delaware 15 102 TRACK TEAM Row 1 : B. Wrowdi, G. Huley, D. Sherman, T. Whelan, J. McVeigh, Bl Parks, P. Smith, Wh Whitly, J. Fuersman, H. Gortler, B. Flynn, C Fullam, J. Johnston, R. Fulford, D. Hines; Row 2: J. Ronacher, J. Covert, R. Glensen, R. Cetlin, B. Tetrault, L. Mercananet, P. Sanchirrice, J. Sulivan, M. Holmes, D. Gugino, E. Lynck, R. Banervalk, J. Maloney, J. Sike, S. Reynolds, T. Hikles, J. Furtaw, K. Swan, B. Dermak, T. Campbell, P. Smith, J. Stack, B. Danque, Assistant Coach WE THEY 137 Kutztown 88 137 Colgate 67 137 E. Stroudsburg 61 137 Trenton 59 137 Syracuse 54 137 Ursinus 39 137 Bloomsburg 28 137 Muhlenberg 14 42 Pennsylvania 119 95 Lafayette 68 103 TRACK AND FIELD WE THEY 137 Kutztown 88 137 Colgate 67 137 E. Stroudsburg 61 137 Trenton 59 137 Syracuse 54 137 Ursinus 39 137 Bloomsburg 28 137 Muhlenberg 14 42 Pennsylvania 119 95 Lafayette 68 104 OUTDOOR TRACK 105 WOMEN ' S TENNIS WE THEY 6 Campbell Ga. Southern 9 9 8 Armstrong State Francis Marion 1 9 Moravian 8 Ursinus 1 8 Kutztown 1 3 8 Temple 6 Millersville 1 3 Trenton State 6 West Chester 9 4th Place — PAIAW TOURNAMENT Row 1 : Liz Batesole, Karen Lowe, Wendy Jones, Cathy Connors; Row 2: Karen Adams (Coach), Betsy Farb, Jane Zwally, Maureen Skillman, unknown, unknown MEN ' S TENNIS m WE THEY Navy 9 Atlantic Christian 9 3 Colgate 6 2 Villanova 7 1 Swarthmore 8 8 Rider 1 7 W. Chester 2 6 F M 3 4 Bucknell 5 3 Lafayette 6 106 Row 1 : Unknown, Kevin Kopp, Keith Shramko; Row 2: Steve Aronson, Pete Pijawka, Jay Wright, Greg Hafeman, Brad Wyckoff (Coach) RIFLERY ROW 1 : C. Barberis, D. Bauer, Major Provost, B. Applegate, D. Hagerty, A. Goldblatt; ROW 2: C. Vanderluft, Al Ferrante, S. Galczynski, C. Berardi, M. Bingaman; ROW 3: J. Maugle, T. Broderick, P. Hwo, R. Dunn; MISSING: H. Betz, S. Rosenberry, C. Mason. SQUASH TEAM ROW 1: P. Sarasin, J. McClay, B. Hunsaker, K. Jaffe, C. Retke; ROW 2: P. Sleeman (coach), I. Mahmud, J. Sills, B. DeBag, J. Compton, M. Romisher, R. Easier, D. Brown. 107 GOLF 1982 record 13W 6L WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL We They 10 Muhlenberg 5 12 Allentown 4 18 Pennsylvania 12 1 Villanova 6 11 Kutztown 3 6 F and M 8 20 La Salle 8 7 Eastern 11 14 Lafayette 2 Row 1: B. Price, R. Turoscy, L. Fabiny, S. Hiester, J. Jordan, M. McHugh; Row 2: J. Barney, A. Regan, M. Rielly, S. Hosfeld, D. Pierce, P. Cutting, M. Frederick, P. Terry 108 THE WINNING SPIRIT 109 n V K - ■ m THE PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE: DEMING LEWIS ' LAST YEAR 112 Lehigh University (i(nEl % Denting Lewis, President Alurnm Memorial Building 21 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 telephone (215) 861-3155 Letter for the 1982 Epitome The Class of 1982 and I are planning to leave the University at just about the same time. We can look backward with considerable satisfaction and forward with anticipation . While my experience goes back eighteen years and most of yours only four, I believe that Lehigh ' s growth has paralleled your own. Just as you have continued your learning process, the University has also been learning. Just as most of you have developed professional competence in a career discipline, so has the University developed its resources and its academic programs in order to face ade- quately the challenges of the decade of the 80 ' s. Our principal concerns, though, have been to develop you as well-rounded and fully participating citizens as Lehigh must continue to develop beyond the purely profes- sional to include the many cultural opportunities with which we are surrounded. I hope that the University has, in your judgment, lived up to its responsibilities, both in providing quality education and in offering many desirable opportunities for your personal development. On behalf of Lehigh University, I wish each of you a productive and happy life as an alumnus or an alumna. Jyi T yl xi JjB S 0 113 VICE PRESIDENTS Arthur Humphreys, Provost and Vice President Austi Gavin. Executive Consultant, Office of the President Paul J. Franz, Jr., Vice President for Development 114 Joseph F Libsch, Vice President for Research Eric V. Ottervik . Vice President for Planning and Services John W Woltjen. Vice President and Treasurer Preston Parr, Dean and Vice President for Student Affairs 115 £l DEANS r ,-« Jerry P. King, Dean of Graduate School Muriel Whitcomb. Associate Dean of Students Roger H. Watkins. Assistant Dean of Students Robert D Cohen, Associate Dean of Students William L. Quay, Dean of Students Larry D. Phillipi, Assistant Dean of Students Warren Soare, Associate Dean of Students 117 ADMINISTRATORS Carolyn Hayes, Student Activities William E. Stanford, Director of Financial Aid 118 James H. Wagner, Registrar Joseph Petronio, Bursar Samuel H. Missimer, Director of Admissions 119 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES According to the 1981-1983 University Catalog, Lehigh is in the midst ot a Flow- ering of the Arts, and in the opinion of Barbara B. Frankel, Associate Dean of the College, nothing could be more true. Signs of the College ' s vitality on campus can be found in many areas. This year ' s incoming class of 1985 (with 457 students, the largest ever at Lehigh) was offered the choice of 39 majors and 51 minors, covering such diverse fields as Chemistry and Urban Studies. These traditional subjects were augmented by several special programs, which were very popular among the students. One of the most unusual o f these was a course in Clowning offered through the Speech and Theatre department. Two professional clowns, normally em- ployed by Ringling Brothers, Barnum Bailey Circus, were on campus every Fri- day afternoon during the spring semes- ter to help teach several potential comics the art of clowning. In an effort to bring engineering, busi- ness, and arts students together, the Sci- ence, Technology and Society program offers a minor in Technology and Human Values which allows for the study of the interaction between man and his ma- chines. Dean Frankel also believes that building links among the faculty of the University ' s three colleges is an impor- tant step in providing a properly ba- lanced education. This balance, she notes, includes instruction in the sci- ences as well as in the humanities, Therefore, as a method of striking the correct balance in education, new dis- tribution requirements were established 120 John W. Hunt: Dean of Arts and Sciences in the college last year. Incoming fresh- — man must now complete at least one lab science course and demonstrate competence in a foreign language or culture in orderto graduate from the Uni- versity. Admitting that the college will have to dig deeper for good students in the future, Dean Frankel is optimistic about prospects for the ' 80 ' s. Next year will see the establishment of a distinguished professorship and a six person increase in the faculty. The college is getting better all the time, Frankel affirms, as it attracts students who are curious about their surroundings and who want to ex- plore the diverse education the college offers. 121 BIOLOGY ROW 1 : S. Herman, S. Barber, R. Marlsberger, H. Pritchard; ROW 2: D. Cundall, B. Hargreaves, M. Itzkowitz, B. Bean, C. Williamson, B. Montenecourt CLASSICS D. Feaver, E. DeAngeli, C.R. Phillips 122 COMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCE D. Franekic, D. Hillman, G. Rayna, E. Bergman, S Gulden; Missing: R. Barnes, A. Kasarda, E. Kay, J. O ' Connor ENGLISH ROW 1 : D. Greene, F. Hook, E. Fifer, A. Hartung, W. Blanset; ROW 2: A. Bross, R. Harson, P. Beidler, J. DeBellis, J. Frakes, M. Pressler, J. Vickrey; ROW 3: J. Benner FINE ARTS N. Adams, R. Redd, C. Alvare, L. Gans GEOLOGY ROW 1 : J. Bloomfield, R. Gallagher, C. Sclar, K. Kodama, P. Myers, D. Simpson, J. Parks; ROW 2: R. Marshall, F. Sine, B. Carson, E. Evenson, T. Pavlis GOVERNMENT SEATED: H. Whitcomb, D. Barry, C. Barner-Barry; STANDING: F. Colon, L Olson, Ft. Yates, T. Morgan, C. McCoy HISTORY ROW 1: J. Saeger, C. Tipton, J. Haight, M. Baylor, I. Duffy; Row 2: J. Ellis, R. Simon, J. Dowling; MISS- ING: LLeder, W. Shade INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS O. Smolansky, Z. Slouka, R. Wylie, M Hodges, H. Braddick; MISSING: C. Joynt Mill! JOURNALISM ROW 1 : J. McFadden, S. Friedman; ROW 2: ft Sullivan, W. Trimble MATH ROW 1 : C. Oueen, A. W ansfcy, £ Pitcher, G. Mc- Cluskey; ROW 2: J. K ng, F. Norwood, A. Papan- tonopoulou, D. Franekic, Y. So, D. Davis, G. Rayna, M. Schechter, C. Gordon, S. Gulden, B. Dodson, B. Eisenberg, B. Ghosh; MISSING: £ Assmus, T. Hailperin, C. Hsiung, D. Johnson, S. Khabbaz, G. McAllister, V. Rao, G. Stengle MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES J. VanEerde, D. Lewis, A. Waldenrath, V. Valen- zuela, L. Lefkowitz, A. Van der Naald 125 MUSIC J. Brown, J. Bidlack, K. Rei- chard, R. Cutler PHILOSOPHY T. Haynes, N. Melchert, R. Lindgren, R. Barnes; MISSING: S. Goldman, J. Hare, A. Laslie, K. Tay- lor PSYCHOLOGY ROW 1 : J. Nyby, G. Shortess, M. Richter, R. High, A. Brody; ROW 2 £ Shapiro, E. Kay, D. Hyland, R. Fehr, W. Newman RELIGION D. Schenck, A. Eckardt, N. Girardot SOCIAL RELATIONS ROW 1 : J. Lasker, J. Mcintosh, r. William- son, B. Frankel; ROW 2: R. Herrenkohl, T. Blank, J. Gatewood, R. Rosenwein THEATER J. Milet, T. Barker, A. Wheat, A. Ripa 127 ATHLETICS Row 1 : T. Turner, W. Schylz, C. McNaron, B. Gardner, R. Sullivan, C. Anderson, W. Leckonby, T. Gwiazdowski; From Top: K. Adams, W. Whitehead, J. Sterrett, B. Hill, J. Covert, J. Luchhardt, B. Wycoff, M. Frederick, G. Schulze, J. Turner, W. Grube, B. Fetterman; Missing: J. Gibbons, S. Ice, G. Leeman, S. Lynn, S. Penman, R. Prevost, D. Sealbom, P. Sleeman, M. Tavormina, P. Von Hollmann, J. Whitehead, J. Tipping 128 ARMY R. Romich, R. Fasilici, J. Locasio, A. Phelan, F. Schultz, R. Prevost, C. Meter, A. Miller. URBAN STUDIES D. Amidon 129 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS DEAN RICHARD W. BARSNESS Citing a veritable explosion in the number of activities during the 1981-82 academic year, Dean Richard W. Bars- ness believes Lehigh ' s College of Busi- ness and Economics is building consistently on an already solid reputa- tion. The success of former graduates from the college ' s five major programs (Accounting and Law, Economics, Fi- nance, Management and Marketing) attests to the strength of its academic curriculum which, according to Bare- ness, has now taken on the desired general shape . When asked to name those characteristics of the college he feels are especially important, the Dean mentioned the blend of theory and practical application that distinguishes the undergraduate program and the large amount of faculty with actual ex- perience in the business community. Perhaps the most important factor in enriching the business student ' s educa- tion, however, is the availibility of extra- curricular activities. In this area the college has announced the establish- ment of the Rauch Center for Executive Development (made possible by a gift of $500,000 from Philip Rauch ' 33) which will help students and managers in local businesses to develop vital communi- cations skills. Next year the University will add a newly endowed chair in the Wil- liam R. Kenan, Jr. Professorship in Man- agement and Technology and the college ' s first candidate will help to in- form prospective students about Lehigh ' s program. The hosting of a weekend-long conference on Reindus- trialization and an impressive list of guest speakers, among them Alfred Kahn, rounded out the list of out of the classroom activities. According to Dean Barsness, the mar- ket for business students educated at private universities like Lehigh will re- main strong for some time, and the col- lege, through its academic program and extra-curricular activities, will con- tinue to produce graduates who will add to a list of alumni with a very posi- tive track record . 130 131 S —lIU! ROW 1 : J. Largay, S. Webster, R. Drtina, J. Hobbs, K. Sinclair, J. Tobak, C. Moore; ROW 2: J. Paul, M. Gerdes, B. Brockway, M. Barksdale, D. Bainbridge; MISSING: R. Mills, L Steedle, F. Luh, J. Hall ACCOUNTING LAW ROW 1 : W. Alpert, N. Balabkins, P. Miller, J. Innes, A. Cohen, L Kantor; ROW 2: J. McNamara, R. Moran, J.R. Aronson, R. Thornton, E. Schwartz, G. Garb, V. Munley, N. King, T. Hyclak ECONOMICS J. Guerard, B. Smackey, J. Greenleal, R. Foster, M. Kolchin, J. Hansz, J. Stevens, R. Horton, E. Grasso, D. Leahigh, T. Parkinson; MISSING: J. Bonge, C. Beidleman, J. Hobbs, B. Lift, S. Buell, H Daubek FINANCE, MANAGEMENT MARKETING BBKlfaafe ' : - § l W m]%. m L 9 r ' jB 1 -.• 133 Donald M Bolle Dean of College of Engineering and Physical Sciences 134 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES As of this academic year, Lehigh ' s College of Engineering and Physical Sciences is under new leadership. Dean Donald M. Bolle, formerly of the depart- ment of electrical engineering, has re- placed John Karakash at the top spot in the college, and has brought with him many high aspirations and ideas for the future development of the college. When asked to note his first impres- sions of the job, his reply was em- phatice: We ' re going places, nationally and internationally. Bolle sees the college as a currently very strong school ready to take off toward a preeminate position during the 1980 ' s and 1990 ' s. The quality of both students and faculty that the college attracts is exceptionally strong, and research con- ducted at the University merits national notice. Several new developments have also occured in the college ' s nine depart- ments (Chemical Engineering, Chemis- try and Biochemistry, Civil Engineering, Fundamental Sciences, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Industrial Engi- neering, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, Metallurgy and Materials Engineering and Physics], The addition of the CAD-CAM (Computer Aided De- sign — Computer Aided Manufac- turing) computer to the University ' s system, provides a somewhat unique opportunity for undergraduates to utilize ths interactive system. Research is also being conducted in such diverse fields as robotics, biomedical engineering and polymer sciences. Dean Bolle believes that an engineer ' s education should optimally include time spent in the study of the arts and social sciences, in addition to the normal sequential course of study in the physical sciences. This would enable the student to develop a greater feel for society and a greater appreciation for the more aesthetic parts of life. For this reason, Lehigh undergraduates may structure their programs so as to make possible the completion of an arts minor, while still obtaining their engi- neering degrees. It is, however, not the purpose of the college to teach a student everything there is to know in a given field, Bolle contends, but rather to give him the ba- sic tools with which he can further edu- cate himself, after his graduation from Lehigh. 135 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ROW 1 : H. Caram, L Wenzel, J. Phillips, J. Chen; ROW 2: L Speirling, F. Kargi, M. B-Aasser, W. Schiesser, S. Silebi, F. Stein CHEMISTRY 136 ROW 1 : T. Young, Y. Hazeyama, K. Klier, J. Manson, D. Zeroka; ROW 2: N. Heindel; ROW 3: R. Sprague, D. Daves, J. Vanderhoff, H. Leidheiser, C. Kraihanzel CIVIL ENGINEERING ROW 1 : J. Leibig, A. Brune, G. Dismore, D. Van Horn, L Beedle, C. Kostein, ROW 2: M. Chou, T. Huang, B. Yen, L Lu, A. Ostapenko, G. Driscoll, J. Fisher, J. Daniels, P. Mueller, S. Anthony, ROW 3: R. Warner, R. Rice, R. Slutter, J. Pudleiner, R. Weisman, J. Bell, T. Collins, J. Lennon, H. Fang, D. Stumpp, M. Von Bradsky, J. Brun ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING D. Talhelm, D. Daykin, D. Huishu, M. Spong, N. Eberhardt, F. Hielscher, A. Susskind, C. Blackwood, K. Mondal, D. Leenov, D. Bolle, A. Larky 137 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ROW 1 : G. Wilson, W. Richardson J. Adams, G. Kane; ROW 2: B Wechsler, L. Plebani, E. Zimmers A. Gould, A. Kreutzer; MISSING: J Krobock, S. Monro, M. Groover MECHANICAL ENGINEERING H. Boduroglu, H. Karadogan, R. Hartranft, T. Delph, S. Johnson, J. Walker. O. Badr, F. Brown, K. Tanaka 138 METALLURGY ROW 1 : M. Harmer, S. Tarby, ft Wu, M. Notis; ROW 2: ft Hertzberg, G. Conard, J. Sankar, S. Paterson, D. Smyth, J. Wood «• r 139 m COLLEGE BOWL Row 1 : B. Goldman, S. Schaefer, L Barnes; Row 2. B. Oldach, K. Wilbur, S. Kemper, E. Diehl B. Plutnick, S. Morse, L Ftebollo, A. Hohnmann, B. Balandis EQUESTRIAN 142 FORUM Row 1 : J. Lynch, M. Mahoney, J. Tarduno, K. Foster; Row 2: R. Busch, J. Wood, L Fisher. G. Dinsmore, E. Bogucz; Missing from Picture: R. Barnes, L Dippre, H. Flesher, M. Pressler, M. Richter, G. Schulze KARATE Row 1: K. Stein, S. Bram, K. Hutchson, D. Paul, C. New, M. Reger. B. O ' Neill; Row 2: D. Stumpp, G. Woltornist, R. Weidner, J. Fetkovich, D. Leavitt, D. Gobetz, P. Pietrucha, A. Silverman; Row 3: S. Snisky, B. Blank, J. Yeaton, S. Freedman, S. Spieker, P. Wiedorn, R. Feldman, K. O ' Connell, M. Keppel, C. Ansofl 143 AIIE D. Andrews, A. Blackler, E. Belong, J. Myers Roul T. Giorgio (secretary), A. Glodblett (treasurer) L. Fietag (president) D. Myer (vice president) Bubbi (adviser) 144 CHI EPSILON Row 1 : C. Menzoner, Ed Moll, L Kimble, Flerzo; Row 2: E Enrlght, J. Madary, K. Malkemes, J.O. Ueig, Dr. Slytter; Row 3: P. Dopp, D. Krauss, R. Potash, Dr. Fisher; Row 4: Dr. Ben Yin, D. Dreislack, J. Mutchler; Row 5 D. Canti, J. Orem, Dr. Kosten, Dr. D. Vanhorn Row 1 : S. Myers, D. Toomer, C. Brown, S. Pen all; Row 2: D. Johnson, M. McPerson, S. Nelson, Andr Hanks, D. Veira, A. Jachson, B. Woodberry; Row 3: S. Merke, V. Hines, C. Moloney, C. McGrachy, Advisor, Dean R. Watkins BSU 145 LEHIGH CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Row 1 : L Paulus, K. Spies, A. Suydam, V. Walsh, R. Splane, B. Knepp, J. LaMaire, W. Whitford, M. Hunt; Row 2: K. Lapaglia, R. Cortes, D. Miller, V. Russo; Row 3: T. Fisher, C. Young, J. Schwenk, M. Knoop, G. Eshelman, E. Breuninger, D. Bechtel, M. Coulter, J. Hancock, K. Wenzke, R. Mosteller, D. Sowers, M. Lento; Row 4: J. Nicely, A. Jabilian, J. McCally, B. Chedester, G. Gross, R. Rickent, P. Thomson, R. Stead, L. LaBrie, L. Badoux, R. Gold; Row 5: P. Chen, B. Burkhart, P. Bacon, R. Burns, J. Winslow, P. Gehris, C. Fisher 146 HILLEL SOCIETY ■Ml iwinWMW I Row 1 : J. Rosenleld, A. Goldblatt, M. Shapiro; Row 2: L Brooks, Dr. ft Simon, ft ftoss HIGHLANI GUARD Row 1 : J. Moran, M. Clark, D. Maloney, L. Beamon, ft Basile, E. Dougherty, D. Rapp, D. Craine (co-commander); Row 2: T. Sobieski (floor commander), G. Reiff, E. Peterson, J. Lewis, J. Satrom, S. Davies, R. Swart, E. Joell, J. Beck (co-commander) 147 THE MARCHING 97 li CYCLING TEAM Members: J. Holmes, J.B. Babcock, F. Scioscia, J. Butler, N. Melchart, P. Wil- lis, M. Delmonaco, S. Gouck, D. Al- bert, J. Harper, E. Maluf, E. Bacon, F. Higgins, L Tilly 150 SAC Row 1 : M. Connors, J. Kuvin, K. Shihadeh, L Barrett; Row 2: D. Dender, S. Aronson, J. Lewis, D. Cohen, D. Butler, W. Baker 151 WOMEN ' S SOCCER Row 1 : J. Liebesman, A. Hill, A. Caswell, L Paparone; Row 2: B. Klemmer, D. Owczarek, D. Owczarek, B. Kendhck, K. McClaren; Row 3: M. Filon, K. Culleton, Tucker; Row 4: B. Funnell; Missing: J. Greising, C. Bender 152 TABLE TENNIS CLUB E. Eisley, Ft. Hueber, D. Sohn, D. Esslinger THETA XI LITTLE SISTERS Row 1 : C. Rucki, F. Brooks, P. Gingher, J. Wilson, J. Griesing, C. Cicilioni; Row 2: M. Lee, N. Peck, G. Schmalz, H. Cerra, V. Hanes; Row 3: C. McDonie, L Schmalz, A. Cackowski, A. Agre, B. Hugick; Missing: K. Reagan, K. Hanson, S. Slaff 153 t ' ROW 1 : B. Allston, S. Jaffe, M. Mastras, B. Cooper; ROW 2: A. Kellett, S. Fischel, M. Small, M.J. Farinella, M. Skillman, A. Scott, S. Russell, J. Kuvin, L Rothfeld, S. Perkins, S. Friedman; ROW 3: S. Shoop, B. Hannan, M. Evans, C. Newick, T. Loisch, M. Leslie, B. Klemmer. 1982 EPITOME Albert E. Zettlemoyer, right Rusty? . . . Sucumber ... No, Meredith, We can ' t do that — we have to do the football layout! ... I have no purpose without Collin! . . . Sue and Maria reserve a suite in Bellevue for June 28th! ... I ' m quitting the Epitome . . . Who ' s the copy editor? . . . 861-0440, courtesy of the petty cash fund . . . Hello, is this S8cM Advertising? I ' d like to make a bid . . . Where are we going to have the banquet? ... As long as you don ' t f— it up!! . . . Rusty, she ' s already laid out . . . Perkins got pinned — Can you believe it? . . . Living group editors find out what fraternities are really like . . . What? He went HOME? ... I ' m not doing this next year . . . Well, girls, I think we should go get a couple sixes. It ' s about that Time! I . . . 154 Maria Mastras Editor-in-Chief Susie Jarfe Business Manager Allysa Scott Lay-Out Editor Steve Russell Managing Editor 155 EPITOME BANQUET AT THE BRIDGEWORKS Perkins ordered cucumbers Susie, Howie wouldn ' t like this . Watch that hand, Steve! Senior Section Let me show you how, young man . 156 V ■u jI H 9 l ' m B K fl ftj m f 1 ' jM 1 V il l M r i Tom, be a darling and get me a hamburger . Ever wonder how we chose the cover artist? Thank God for Ruth! How about another drink, June? Can I have another drink ticket for Donna? 157 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL ROW 1 : Felicia Sherbert, Dave Dietz, coach, Lori Smith, Leslie Kline, Sue Perkins, Loretta Kershner; ROW 2: Lynn Frances, Penny Robbins, Judy Weir, Ron Witte, coach, Maryanne Nallet, Renie Eustice. 158 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Row 1 : M. D ' Agostini, Dr. Mohamed El-Assir, E. Nejame; Row 2: G. Tarzia, D. Greenblatt, J. Dietrantonio RHC 159 THE ELEPHANT MAN 1 1 %k Row 1 : R. Rofman, E. Kahn, V. Hanes, P. Slolnick, P. McHugh; Row 2: J. Zerkowski, J. Wentz, B. Taboda, R. Streeter, C. Todd, G. Ziegler, J. Helm MUSTARD AND CHEESE 161 Bleiik;ii UNIVEIlSIIVl «M | •■ rown and White Bethlehem, PA — Outgoing Brown and White editors Barb Robertson and Jeff Eichenfield, and Business Manager Cliff White announced yesterday the end of another prosperous year of success stories. Newly elected Editor in Chief Sanford Block is expected to continue this long-standing trend with Tom DiPiazza, Mary Frances Donley and Ricky Baff as the Fall ' 82 Editorial Board. The University provided the newspaper with a moderate amount of juicy news, this year, as the editors covered the Delts case, the rare book con- troversy, the discipline committee, the new social regulations and an overindulgence of social al- ternatives. 1981-82 was also the year the paper m oved its editorial pages to the second half of the paper to put more news in the front, and established a regular calendar in the What ' s Happening col- umn. News pages offered an in-depth look at newly y 163 appointed President Peter Likins, and Sports covered the Easterns wrestling tournament with a four-page pullout. Donley ' s Features pages included a timely cancer pullout, and an Emmy Award contest won Py Father Rich. The B W even made a friend out of Provost Arthur Humphrey, who most graciously displayed his wares as the Clown of the Year in the April 1 issue. When not munching bartered Lehigh Pizza and repeating well-worn double entendres, the editors spent many leisurly hours in the composing rooms of printer Bemie Fetsko. Robertson especially enjoyed these visits as she played the game of Guess which page I rearranged while Bernie was watching TV. Bernie ' s ever gentle response was always the same — Hey Missy Editor, what do ya think you ' re doing! You put that baaack! The mid-semester banquet for the Fall staff was a lesson in mature adult behavior. The editors and their advisors experimented with a new medium — the crayon — on the paper tablecloths of The New Street Bridgeworks. As a surprised Jeff Stewart looked on, Marybeth Edelan ate her foot for dinner. (Her foot was bigger than she thought, however, and she had to wash it down with a pitcher). Bernie ' s four-hour bash at the Wine Cellar in June looked more like a state department dinner as the staff raised glasses with members of the International House. (Ed loved their ac- cents.) The January staff change brought more students to the rank of budding Pulitzer winners and pen names such as Dip, Doggie Dork, Geraunch, Kip, MB, Trish, Tommora, Red, Sister MF and Mr. Block surfaced. June not only deprived the paper of its senior editors and writers, but of the paper ' s longtime buddy Professor Mac. But even though staffs come and go every four years, the paper remains as a Lehigh institution, and a learning tool of the growing Journalism division. Editor in Chief Barb Robertson Jeff Eichenfield Managing Editor Jeff Eichenfield Sanford Block Editorial Page Editor Sanford Block Thomas DiPiazza Business Manager Clifford White Clifford White Associate Editor Ed White Barb Robertson Assistant Managing Editor Barbara Russell Senior News Editor Thomas DiPiazza Andy Lehren News Editor Mary Frances Donley Doug Grandin Local Ad Manager Rich Saslaw Rich Saslaw Features Editor Marybeth Edelen Mary Frances Donley Sports Editor John Burke Patricia Reilly Asst. Sports Editor Dave McGowan MikeKipniss Photo Editor Jeff Stewart Kevin Kettler Asst. Sports Editor Rob Weisstuch Tami Scherer Desk Editor Barbara Russell Michele Gerencher Culture Coordinator Doug Grandin Ed Pendleton Circulation Manager Rich Schlauch Rich Schlauch 164 BOXING After a disappointing season the traditionally tournament tough boxing squad was again impressive in post season competition. Though saddled with injuries the Engineers managed to place third in Easterns competition and sixth nationally, due to some exceptional individual performances. At Easterns held at Lehigh in March, Senior Mike Bertuch captured the 132 pound title with an impressive final round victory over Villanova ' s Scott Clark. Senior heavyweight Ron Garris captured the Eastern title with an upset TKO over Dom Arvaro of West Chester. These two fighters represented Lehigh in the National Championships held at West Chester in April. Both performed impressively. Bertuch outpointed defending national champ Mark Sayne of Penn State to earn his spot in the finals and a second place finish. Garris also battled his way to second place finish. 1982 could be even better for the Engineers as Senior Tom Laessig and sophomore Pledge Cooper will join Garris as Easterns favorites. 165 SKI TEAM Larry Freedberg, Darrell Kaelber, Rolf Thorsen, Joe Gmuender, Fred Bieber, Chip Ziegler; Missing: Jim Moore 166 W.O.M.E.N Row 1 : M. Clement, C. Miller, K. Jones; Row 2: ft Saltil, P. Smink, C. Relies Qu - X S i-OO tt tt o ( Row 1 : P. Reicher, P. Takowiak, K. Caulews, R. Schwartz; Row 2: C. Newick, C. Updegrave, A. Gottleib, C. Finer, M. Donbino, B. Klemmer, K. Fallon, S. Scott 167 THE LEHIGH BALLETOMANE SOCIETY Row 1 : N. Bausmith, E. Romano, J. Miller, B. Hanes, K. Smith, C. Genscoter; Row 2: C. Cestone, B. Beaver, S. Pedigo. J. Lachman, L. Rothfeld, K. Sirceley; Row 3: M. Smith, M. Small, M. Fucci, L McCann, D. Goetz, K. Jones; Missing: A. Bhambani, M. Fitzgerald, D. Zerowski, C. King, L Vannoy, L. Ziegler 168 — 7%. -  i 169 CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 : S. Krick; ROW 2: R Ticho, G. Schmaltz, K. DeWit, T. Miades, J. Call, L Seling, L Lutz, J. Templeton, S. Myers, P. White, M. Gouker, B. Stepic, L Occhi, J. Maida. Row 1 : S. Taylor, M. Axelrod, L Rothfeld, L Hochman; Row 2: K. Linquist, C. Bender, L Siegrist, W. Kress, B. Beaver, V. Votto, T. Link PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 170 V. aju -■ i B t iT ft ' A i  L ' o WA, v Row 1 : . Schreiner, M. Hoffman; Row 2: P. Chambers, J. Surotcher K. Clayton, S. Demetros, B. Finn 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 J ■ MA ? T SENIORS • ▼ £ ' ,«i HB m SENIORITIS SETS IN . . . OH, THAT SWEET, SWEET SICKNESS ' « a 183 184 185 Jodi Abbott Douglas W. Abel Donald Abrams Jamie Ackermann Mary Allen Steven Alonso James Aman Kenneth Anderson Lynne M. Andreach Benjamin Andrews David B. Andrews Wayne S. Armbrust Vincent Armenio 186 Carlo Askonas Robert D. Auerbach Paul D. Bailey Leona Agouridis Keith L. Allen Jeffrey I. Amtman Seth I. Apter John Arfman Wayne Armbrust Jodl F. Abbott— Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Biology; Allied Health Pro- fessions Society; LUV; W.O.M.E.N. Douglas Warren Abel — Newtown Square. Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta. Vice President; Dean ' s List. AIIE. Donald Andrew Abrams — Coatesville, Pennsylvania; MCP; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Photography Club; Hillel. Jamie Ackermann — Cranbury, New Jersey; Finance; Theta Chi. Leona Agouridis — Landisville, Pennsylvania; English; Alpha Gamma Delta; Williams Composition Prize; Williams Scholarship; Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta. President; Amalanth; LUV; Readers The- ater. Keith Laurence Allen — Linwood, New Jersey; Civil Engineering; Delta Phi; ASCE. Mary Elizabeth Allen — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Finance Marketing; Varsity Rifle Team; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Tau Lambda Chi, Townhouse — Treasurer. Steven Alonso — Bayonne, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta, Recording Secretary; ASME; Rugby, Captain; Boxing, Captain. James Andrew Aman — Gwynedd Valley. Pennsylvania; Computer Engineering; Kappa Alpha Society. Jeffrey I. Amtman — Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey; History, Law Minor; Delta Tau Delta; Pre-Law Society; Varsity Golf; Radio Station (WLVR). Paul J. Anastaslo — Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; Metallurgy; Delta Upsi- lon. President and Vice President; ASME; Football. Kenneth William Anderson, Jr. — Hellertown, Pennsy lvania; Mechani- cal Engineering; Alpha Lambda Omega, Social Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME. Lynne Marie Andreach — Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey; Chemi- cal Engineering; AlChE; Women ' s Volleyball; Gryphon Society; Concert Band. Benjamin Andrews IV — Suffern, New York; Mechanical Engineering; ASME; Ski Club. David Bryce Andrews — Woodbury Heights, New Jersey; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Sigma, Grand Procurator, Vice President; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Alpha Pi Mu, Treasurer; AIIE, Treasurer; Junior Varsity Soccer; Varsity Baseball; Ski Club, President; Residence Halls Committee. Seth H. Apter— New Haven, Connecticut; Psychology; Theta Chi, Vice President, Social Chairman; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi, Psychology Club; Energy Awareness Committee; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society. John Merrill Arfman, Jr. — Glen Cove, New York; Mechanical Engi- neering, Kappa Alpha Society, Vice President; ASME. Wayne Scott Armbrust — Morris Plains, New Jersey; Computer Engi- neering; Lehigh University Computing Society. Vincent Anthony Armenlo — Oradell, New Jersey; Psychology; Zeta Psi, Pledge President, Academic Chairman; Psi Chi. Psychology Club; Allied Health Society; ACS; Scuba Club; Newman Society; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President. Carlo Madge Askonas— Winnetka, Illinois; Psychology; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; WOMEN.. Coordinator; Le Compane Dance Troupe; BSU. Robert D. Auerbach — Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Hahnemann, Minor, International Relations; Robert W. Blake Memorial Prize; Alumni Memorial Prize; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman and Sopho- more Honors. Paul David Bailey — Upper Montclair, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Steward, Academic Chairman; Wilbur Mathematics Award; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. James W. Balrd — Oradell. New Jersey; Accounting; Delta Upsilon. Treasurer, Senior Representative. Wayne Fredric Baker — Colts Neck. New Jersey; History; Tau Epsilon Phi; Hillel; SAC, Independent Representative. James Baird Wayne Baker 187 Barbara Ann Balandls — Whitehouse Station, New Jersey; Account- ing Finance; Phi Zeta Kappa; Delta Mu Delta; Equestrian Team; Christian Fellowship; Ski CluP; Student Investment Fund. Kenneth Steven Ball — DarPy, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, Steward, Rush Chairman; Regional Representative; Pi Tau Sigma; Water Polo Club; ASME. Frank C. Ballew III — Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering. Scott Alan Balllett — Lehighton, Pennsylvania, Metallurgy; H.H. Harris Scholarship; ASM, Lehigh Valley Chapter Scholarship; Metallurgical So- ciety, President. Eve Bandler — East Meadow, New York; Business. Richard James Banning — Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey; Finance; Al- pha Tau Omega. Betty Lou Bantor — Basking Ridge, New Jersey; Economics; I.R. Club; Art and Architecture Society; RHC, Vice President; Women ' s Caucus. Brian Bardlnelll — Bridgeport, Connecticut; Industrial Engineering; Sophomore Honors; Ski Club; Newman Association. Carol Ellen Barker — Westtield, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Gamma Phi Beta, Corresponding Secretary; ASME; LUV. Denlse Angela Barrant — St. Croix, U.S.V.I.; C.I.S.; Volleyball; LUV; Le Compane; Gospel Choir; Big Little Sister; BSU; Black Professional Women. James A. Bassler — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Lehigh Wheelmen Biking Club. Ramona Beaulleu — Middlebury, Connecticut; Metallurgy; Metallurgy Society; Ski Club; Sailing Club; ASM; Society of Women Engineers. David Scott Bechtel — Pottstown, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa, Treasurer; Lehigh Christian Fellow- ship, President; Lehigh University Choir; Augmented Seven Vocal Octet. Robert W. Beck — Harrington Park, New Jersey; Finance; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Varsity Golf Team; Varsity Hockey Team. Russell Dall Becker — Riegelsville, Pennsylvania; Geology; Phi Gamma Delta, Social Chairman; Varsity Football. Daniel C. Beddlngfleld — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Alpha Tau Omega; Wrestling; Rugby Club; ASME. Kevin Courtney Behrle — Emmaus, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Sigma Chi, Rush Chairman; Tennis; Sigma Chi, Susan Amy Beldleman — Hellertown, Pennsylvania; Marketing Art; Al- pha Phi, Historian; German House Steward; AMA; Marketing Club, Com- mittee Chairman; Ski Club; Big Little Sister; Semester in Vienna. John Patrick Belardo — Bridgewater, New Jersey; Finance; Pi Lambda Phi; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Pre-Law Society, Robert James Belshaw — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; AIIE; Varsity Soccer Team, Captain. Elizabeth Benjevln — Seaford, New York; MCP. Kathleen Mary Benner— Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Journalism, Alpha Phi, Chapter Promotions Officer; Marketing Club; The Greeker, Associate Editor; Brown and White; The Epitome; Student Activities Council, Inde- pendent Representative, Film Chairman; Forum, Discipline Committee. Perry Howard Bennett — River Vale, New Jersey; Industrial Engi- neering; Phi Sigma Kappa; AIIE. Alan Berenzy — Montville, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Sopho- more Honors. Barbara Balandis Kenneth Ball David Bechtel Robert Beck Susan Beidleman John Belardo 188 Carol Barker Denise Barrant James Bassler Ramona Beaulieau Russell Becker Daniel Beddingfield Kevin C. Behrle Robert Belshaw Elizabeth Benjamin Kathleen Benner Perry Bennett Al Berenzy 189 Thomas Berglund Michael J. Bertuch Mark Bina Anne Marie Blackler Steven Bloom Richard Blumenreich Bradley Bodwell Gregory Boehm Jess Bolkin Sally Bond Kenneth R. Boone Randy C. Boone David Bourque Nathaniel W. Bowe James L. Boyer Stephen M. Boyer 190 Barrett Blank Randy C. Blasdell Charles E. Bogert Joseph A. Bohar Debra A. Borger Cynthia Borrelli Thomas Arthur Berglund — Norwalk. Connecticut; Mechanical Engi- neering; General Motors Scholarship; Dean ' s List. Freshman and Sopho- more Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASME; Phi Tau Sigma; College Republicans. Michael Jay Bertuch — Oyster Bay Cove, New York; Finance Marketing; Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman, Rush Committee. Intramural Coordinator; Boxing Team, Captain; Ski Club, President, Vice President; Boxing Club, President. Mark F. Blna — Ft. Myers, Florida; Chemistry; Delta Sigma Phi. Steward; Skydiving Club. Anne Marie Blackler — Skaneateles, New York; Industrial Engineering; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE, Vice President — Pro- gramming; Newman Council. Barrett Blank — Mamaroneck, New York; Marketing; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Karate Club, President. Randy Charles Blasdell — York, Pennsylvania; Marketing I. R. Minor; Chi Psi. Social Chairman; Lehigh Marketing Club. Steven Mark Bloom — Mountainside, New Jersey; Pre-Medical Sci- ence; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa. Richard Glenn Blumenrelch — East Meadow, New York; Accounting; Phi Kappa Theta, Treasurer; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi. Bradley Richard Bodwell — Chagrin Falls, Ohio; Chemical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President; AlChE; Epitome. Gregory Robert Boehm — PittsPurgh, Pennsylvania; Management; Phi Delta Theta, Steward, Executive Council, Scholastic Chairman. Charles Ernest Bogert — Media, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Joseph Andrew Bohar — Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Jess Israel Bolkln — Fair Lawn, New Jersey; Accounting; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Ex-Scribe, Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Hillel; Pre- Law Society; Alpha Phi Omega; LUV. Sally Louise Bond — Frederick, Maryland; Sociology; Dean ' s List; President ' s Award (Afrotz); Omicron Delta Kappa; Lacrosse, Gryphon Society; Residence Halls Council, Vice President; Administrative Assis- tant: Coed Celebration. Kenneth Robin Boone — Rockville, Maryland; Chemical Engineering; Theta XL Soccer; LUV; S.K.L. Randy C. Boone — Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; Freshman Honors; AIIE; Forum; RHC. Debra Anne Borger — Kunkletown, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi. Cynthia Joy Borrelli — Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; Government, Sigma Tau Delta; Pre-Law Society; College Republicans; Women ' s Caucus. David Bourque — Mt. Kisco, New York; Chemical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE. Nathaniel W. Bowe — Springfield. Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Smiley. James Lee Boyer — Camp Hill. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Theta Chi. Stephen Moss Boyer — Westfield. New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Chairman of Administrative Committee of Off-Campus Students Asso- ciation; Lehigh University Ski Team. John Anthony Bradley — Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Sailing Club. John L. Bradshaw — Hatboro, Pennsylvania, Engineering Physics; Malcolm J. Gordon Physics Prize; Tau Beta Pi; Society of Physics Students. David Brajtbord — Toledo, Ohio; Civil Engineering; Delta Chi; ASCE. John A. Bradley John L. Bradshaw 191 David L. Branton — Allentown, Pennsylvania, American Studies; Theta Xi. Edward L. Breunlnger — Parsippany. New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; WLVR. Andrea Brigner — Findlay, Ohio; Foreign Careers; Democrats Club; German House. Leslie Dale Broderick — Durham. New Hampshire; Accounting; Delta Gamma. Treasurer; Sophomore Honors; Varsity Basketball; Yearbook; Phi Kappa Theta. Margaret Elizabeth Brogan — Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; Delta Gamma; AlChE; Society of Women Engineers; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Lee W. Brooks — Fairlawn, New Jersey; Business. Michael Charles Browne — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Computer Engi- neering; IEEE; Lehigh University Computer Society; Tau Beta Pi, Outstand- ing Freshman Award; Eta Kappa Nu, Outstanding Freshman Award; Lehigh University Alumni Association, Outstanding Junior Award. Anthony Buchanan — Norristown, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; ASCE. Robert Walter Buckhelt, Jr. — Baltimore, Maryland; Biology; Theta Delta Chi, Rush and Social Chairman; Dean ' s List. Varsity Soccer, Cap- tain. Lisa Jayne Buckingham — Coopersburg, Pennsylvania; Biology; Vice President Catacombs; Class Gift Campaign; Theater Production; Forum. Theodore A. Bunker — Bordentown, New Jersey; Architecture; Art and Architecture Society. John Edward Burchfleld — Houston, Sigma Phi, Vice President; Frisbee Club. Texas; Electrical Engineering; Stephen James Burt — Woodbridge, Connecticut; Mechanical Engi- neering; Beta Theta Pi; Sophomore Honors; ASME; Skiing Club. Erica Llda Busch — Hampton, New Jersey; Mechanical Enqineerinq; ASME. Richard Theodore Busch — Basking Ridge, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Freshman Honors; IEEE; AMA; Concert Band; Marching Band. Robert E. Busch — Basking Ridge, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Delta Phi, Social Chairman, Recording Secretary; Presidential Aca- demic Award; Marching Band; Ensembles; Forum; Discipline Commit- tee. Daniel W. Butler — Chatham, New Jersey; Finance; Chi Psi; Student Activities Council, President. Nancy Butler — East Northport, New York; Government, Dean ' s List; Field Hockey Team; LUV; Pre-Law Society; Democratic Club President; RHC; Forum. Virginia Ann Byers — Greenlawn, New York; Mechanical Engineering; ASME; Society of Women Engineers; Swim Team; Sailing Club; Big Little Sister Program; Phi Kappa Theta. Marcla Ann Cable — Coraopolis, Pennsylvania; Geology; Women ' s Soccer Club; Equestrian Club, Vice President; German House, Vice Presi- dent; Geology Club, Vice President Secretary; German Club; Big Little Sister Program; International Club, Secretary. Richard C. Cable — Freehold, New Jersey; Accounting; Delta Phi; Dean ' s List. Juliana Calml — Northbrook, Illinois; Marketing; Marketing Club, Vice President; Women in Business; Investment Club, Deborah Ann Calabrese — Saddle River, New Jersey; Urban Studies; Dean ' s List; Sigma Tau Delta; Forum, Student Faculty Relations, Subcom- mittee Chairperson; Pre-Law Society; Sigma Tau Delta. David Brajtbord David L. Branton Lee W. Brooks Michael C. Browne John E. Burchfield Erica L. Busch 192 Nancy Butler Virginia A. Byers r Edward L. Breuninger Andrea Brigner Anthony Buchanan Robert W. Buckheit, Jr ■I Stephen Bovt Richard T. Busch Leslie D. Broderick Margaret E. Brogan Lisa Buckingham Theodore A. Bunker Robert E. Busch Daniel Butler Maricia Ann Cable Richard C. Cable JuliannaCaimi Deborah Ann Calabrese 193 David L. Callahan David S. Callum Peter J. Campito Joseph R. Canavan, Jr. Barbara J. Case Frank G. Cassavell Greg Emanuel Cassimatis Pedro P. Castaneda Richard Cetlin Raymond J. Chaffee David R. Chapman Richard D. Charles Cathy A. Cicilioni Richard E. Cipro Lorraine S. Clack Scott K. Clark 194 John A. Cane Denise L Casazza Robert W. Chedester Ronald C. Cialino David Louis Callahan — Bridgeport, Connecticut; Mechanical Engi- neering, Theta Chi, Pledge Marshal, Chaplain; Freshman and Sopho- more Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. David Scott Callum — Swampscott, Massachusetts; Accounting; Theta Xi, Secretary; Baseball; Pre-Law Society. Peter Jude Camplto — Menands, New York; Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Wrestling Team; Ski Club; ASME. Joseph P. Canavan, Jr. — Newtown Square, Pennsylvania; Mechani- cal Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Diving and Swimming. John Anthony Cane — Parsippany, New Jersey; Marketing; Varsity Baseball, Captain; Marketing Club; Stabler Arena Security. Denise L. Casazza — North Haledon, New Jersey; Finance Accounting; Gamma Phi Beta, Steward, Scholarship Chairman; Trustee Scholarship; Lehigh University Student Investment Fund; Powderpuff Foot- ball; Women in Business; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Barbara J. Case — Whitehall, Pennsylvania; BCHM; Tau Beta Pi; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; ACS; German Club. Frank Gerard Cassavell — Upper Saddle River, New Jersey; Account- ing; Beta Theta Pi, Treasurer, House Manager; Varsity Baseball; FMA Treasurer ' s Council. Greg Emanuel Casslmatls — York, Pennsylvania; Urban Studies; Phi Sigma Kappa, Secretary, Inductor; Brown and White; WLVR. Pedro Ponte Castaneoa — Porlamar, Venezuela; Mechanical Engi- neering Mathematics; Dean ' s List; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASME; Judo Club. David Allen Cautllll — Jenkintown, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, President; Chi Epsilon, Editor; ASCE; Outing Club. Anthony Rosarlo Celona — Pleasantville, New York; Electrical Engi- neering; IEEE. Richard Cetlln— Broomall, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Chi Rho; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE; Track Team. Raymond John Chaffee — Fresno, California; Marketing Management; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; WLVR; Marketing Club; Jazz Band. David R. Chapman — Madison, Connecticut; Civil Engineering; Psi Upsilon, Recording Secretary, Librarian; ASCE; Judo Club; Sailing Team. Richard Dennis Charles — Newark, Delaware; Michanical Engi- neering; Delta Chi; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Pi Tau Sigma; AFROTC; ASME; Arnold Air Society; Residence Security Aide. Robert Walter Chedester — Darien, Connecticut; Geology; Lehigh Christian Fellowship, President; Geology Club. Ronald Christopher Cialino — Port Reading, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; American Inst, of Chemical Engineers; LUV. Cathy A. Clclllonl — Wappingers Falls, New York; English; Sigma Tau Delta; Pre-Law Society; Theta Xi Little Sister, Rush Chairwoman; Brown and White; Photography Club. Richard E. Cipro — Hartville, Ohio; Business; Pi Kappa Alpha. Lorraine Sylvia Clack — Doylestown, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE; Orchestra, Ensembles; LUV. Scott Kevin Clark — Mt. Penn, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Health Professions Society. Dawn Lynnette Clarke — Hellertown, Pennsylvania; CIS; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; LUCS; Equestrian Club. Lee Dante Clementl — Oyster Bay, New York; Physics; Sigma Phi; So- ciety of Physics Students, Vice President. Dawn L. Clarke Lee Clementi 195 James T. Clifford — Fanwood, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Delta Chi. Recording Secretary, Pledge Master. Mark Bradford Clifton — Barrington. Rhode Island; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; Scuba Diving. Michael Patrick Clinton — Waldwick. New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Chi, House Manager; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Rugby; IEEE, David Stuart Cohen — Lafayette Hill. Pennsylvania; Finance Economics; Sigma Alpha Mu; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Student Activities Council. Lecture Chairperson; Investment Club; Senior Gift Campaign, IFC; Hillel Foundation. Jonathan David Cohen — Langhorne, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Sigma Phi, Historian; IEEE; Photography Club, Hillel. Michael G. Cohen — Abington, Pennsylvania; Marketing Finance; Delta Sigma Phi; Marketing Club; Investment Club. Louis A. Colangelo, Jr. — Montrose, New York; Computer Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, Steward. Richard Edward Colbeth — Wyckoff, New Jersey; BSEE; Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; IEEE, ' Ultimate Frisbee Team; Outdoors Club. Bernard E. Comber — Newtown Square. Pennsylvania; Accounting; Lambda Chi Alpha, Low Delta; Ski and Karate Clubs. Mark G. Comyns — Queens, New York; Marketing; Sigma Chi, Social Chairman; Varsity Baseball; Marketing Club. Anthony M. Conoscentl — Englishtown, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Delta Theta, Vice President, Steward, Executive Council; IEEE. Peter S. Constable — Upper Montclair, New Jersey; Architecture Civil Engineering; Sigma Nu, House Manager; Varsity La Crosse; Hockey Club, President; Architecture Society; ASCL Albert C. Cooke III — Upper Saddle River, New Jersey; Marketing Finance; Phi Gamma Delta. Rush Chairman; Commencement Speaker Chairman; NEIFC Solicitation Chairman; Senior Class Executive Board. Margaret Corbet — Westfield, New Jersey; Economics; Women ' s Soc- cer Club; Investment Club; Epitome. Thomas Gerard Costello — Roosevelt, New York; Computer Engi- neering; Freshman Honors; Senior and Junior Class Fund Raising Repre- sentative; AFROTC; Newman Club. Steven Leonard Cox — Basking Ridge, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Nu; IEEE. Royal William Craig — Phoenix, Maryland; Electrical Engineering Psychology; Alpha Sigma Phi, Secretary, Social Chairman; IEEE; Varsity Baseball; Boxing. David Brian Cralne — Chalfont, Pennsylvania; Computer Science; AFROTC Scholarship; Drill Team; Jazz Band; Concert Band; AFROTC, Susan E. Blackson Cramer — Blackwood, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Judo; Skiing; Outing Clubs. Thomas S. Crawford — Cherry Hill, New Jersey; Finance Accounting; Zeta Psi, President; Phi Eta Sigma; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Zeta Psi Educational Foundation Scholarship; Beta Alpha Psi; Varsity Baseball; IFC Judiciary Board Member; Zeta Psi Meritorious Service Award; Fairchild-Martindale Center for the Study of Private Enterprise, Student Associate. - Bensalem, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; ACS. - North Haven. Connecticut. Marketing; Sigma Albert Ward Creamer - Robert Timothy Cronln- Chi; Rugby Club. J. Scott Curvey — Chatham, New Jersey; Marketing; Zeta Psi, Vice President, Treasurer; Marketing Club; IFC Fact Finding Committee; SAC Film Crew. Mary Ann D ' Agostinl — Union, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Freshman Honors; AlChE, Activities Chairperson; SWE; Ski Club; Judo Club; Forum. James T.Clifford Mark B. Clifton Louis A. Colangelo. Jr. Richard E. Colbeth Albert C. Cooke I Margaret Corbet Susan Blackson-Cramer Thomas S. Crawford 196 Michael P. Clinton David S. Cohen Johnathan D. Cohen Michael G. Cohen Bernard Comber Mark G. Comyns Anthony M. Conoscenti Peter S. Constable Thomas G. Costello Steven L. Cox Royal W. Craig David Craine Albert W. Creamer Robert T. Cronin J. Scott Curvey Mary Ann D ' Agostini 197 Robert D ' Agostino Michelle A. D ' Ambrosia Mark E. Daniels Robert E. Dantzer, Jr. Arthur W. Davies Steven T. Davies Aileen Susan Davis Susan E. Davis Caesar A. DeLeo I Michele Del Monaco Edgar S. DeLong. Jr. Peter J. Demas Laurance M. Dietrich David A. Dietz John G. Diezemann John E. DiFrisco 198 Janice L. Davey Naomi B. Davidson Teresa K. Deisinger Joanna DeJesus Joaquim L. DeMatos Jeffrey A. Dickemnan Robert D ' Agostino — Manhasset, New York; Biology; Phi Sigma Kappa, Secretary. Sentinal. Historian; Allied Health Professions Society; WLVR. Michelle Ann D ' AmbrosIa — Rochester, New York; Government; Al- pha Phi, Chaplain, House Manager; Pre-Law Society. Mark E. Daniels — Franklin Lakes, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Chi; Tennis. Robert E. Dantzer, Jr. — Wayne, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; IEEE; LUV; WLVR. Janice Lee Davey — Malvern, Pennsylvania; BSCE; Chi Epsilon; Fresh- man Honors; ASCE; Judo CluP. Naomi Beth Davidson — Baldwin, New York; Environmental Science Resource Management; Dean ' s List; NAGT Field Course Scholarship; Ge- ology Club; LUV; Big Sister. Arthur William Davles — High Bridge, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE; United States Power Squadron. Steven Thomas Davles — East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Ski Club; Boxing Club; Highland Guard; ASME; AFROTC. Alleen Susan Davis — Edison, New Jersey; Psychology; Powderpuff Football; Soccer; LUV; Forum; Brown and White; Chi Delphia. Susan Elizabeth Davis — Malvem, Pennsylvania; History; Gamma Phi Beta, President; Field Hockey; Panhellenic Council; Girl Scout Leader, Epitome. Teresa K. Deisinger — York, Pennsylvania; Journalism-Science Writing; Williams Scholar; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Democratic Club; ACS; Brown and White, Features Editor; Science Scope Editor-in-Chief; Pre- Law Society. Joanna J. deJesus — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Psychology; Lehigh University Choir; Newman Club; Newman Center Folk Group. Caesar Augustus DeLeo III — Moscow, Pennsylvania; Biochemistry; Sigma Nu, Alumni Contact Officer; ACS; Brown and White; Forum; Re- publican Club; Jazz Band. Mlchele Del Monaco — Westfield, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Sophomore Honors; ASME; Cycling Club. Edgar Stanley DeLong, Jr. — Baltimore, Maryland; Industrial Engi- neering; Kappa Sigma, Grand Treasurer; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu, Vice President; Phi Eta Sigma; AIIE, President. Peter J. Demas — Cranford, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Gen- eral Motors Scholar; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; IEEE; Ski Club; Amateur Radio Club. Joaquim Lopes DeMatos — Hellertown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Lambda Omega, Vice President; ASME. Jeffrey Alan Dlckerman — Bellmore, New York; Accounting. Laur ance M. Dietrich — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; IEEE; Golf Team. David A. Dletz — Muncy, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Fresh- man and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; IEEE; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, President; Varsity Tennis; Powderpuff Football, Coach. John G. Dlezemann — Hingham, Massachusetts; Marketing, Law Minor, Psychology Minor; Sigma Chi, Steward, Chapter Editor; Marketing Club. John Edmund DIFrlsco — Pelham Manor, New York; Accounting; Scuba Club; Investment Club. Peter Takls Dlonlsos — Wayne, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; AlChE; Junior Varsity Soccer Team; Photo Club. Lisa Jeanne Dlppre — Scranton, Pennsylvania; Finance Marketing; Al- pha Phi, Treasurer; Jack Barnett Scholarship; Forum, Secretary-Treasurer; Greek Advisory Council. Peter T. Dionisos Lisa Dippre 199 Thalia Dlvras — Bethlehem. Pennsylvania; Architecture; TLC Town- house, Vice President of Membership, Pledge Master, Social Chairper- son; Art and Architecture So ciety, G.O.Y.A. Peter D. Dopp — Milltown, New Jersey; Civil Engineering; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Chi Epsilon, Secretary. Eugene Vincent Dougherty — Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Highland Guard Drill Team, Commander; Arnold Air So- ciety; Newman Association, ASME. Raymond J. Dragon — Danville. Pennsylvania; International Relations; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; James J. Kerrigan Memorial Scholarship; I.R. Department Honors; International Relations Club Executive; Marching 97; Concert Band. Ann Marie Dragoumls — Potomac, Maryland; Chemical Engineering; AlChE; Society of Women Engineers; Theta Chi, Little Sister. Daniel Alan Drelsbach — Allentown. Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Marketing Club; Gryphon Society; Dean ' s List. David Daniel Dubosky — Middletown, New Jersey; History Psychology; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Chi; Phi Alpha Theta; Psychology Club; Pre-Law Society. James Scott Dunlap — Rochester, New York; Industrial Engineering; Delta Phi; AIIE; U.S.B. Athletic Club; Delta Phi; Forum. Christopher John Dunn — Madison, New Jersey; Industrial Engi- neering; Kappa Sigma; I.E. Council; AIIE; Ski Club. James Thaw Dutton — Denville, New Jersey; Accounting; Sophomore and Junior Honors; Omicron Delta Kappa; Choir; Orchestra. Elizabeth A. Earle — Southern Pines. North Carolina; Psychology; Phi Beta Kappa; Psi Chi; Off-Campus Students Association; Psychology Club. Andrew David Eckert — Palmerton, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta, Treasurer, Rush Chairman, House Manager; Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation Award; IFC, Treasurer; Senior Class Speaker Chairman; Northeast Interfraternity Council, Treasurer; FMA Board of Directors. Terl Elizabeth Edwards — Guatemala City, Guatemala; Marketing; Delta Gamma; Marketing Club; AMA; Forum; College Republicans. Jeffrey L. Elchenfleld — Deerfield, Illinois; Journalism; Lambda Chi Al- pha, Fraternity Educator; Brown and White. Cynthia Joy Ellsworth — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Eastman Kodak Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi, Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma; Resi- dence Halls Council, Activities Chairman. Dana Joy Elmendorf — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Art Psychology; Art and Architecture Society; Psychology Club; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. Theodore Polndextor Emerson, Jr. — Hickory Corners, Michigan; Elec- trical Enginnering, Psi Upsilon, House Manager; IEEE. John F. Engelhart — Westfield, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; AlChE. Jeffrey M. Engle — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha Society, House Manager, 2nd Vice President, 1st Vice President; ASCE. John A. Erlckson — Schenectady, New York; Mathematics Economics; Basketball Statistician; Lehigh Student Investment Fund, Secretary- Treasurer; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Investment Committee Chair- man. Maureen Elizabeth Eustace — Fairfax, Virginia; Biology; Alpha Gamma Delta, Treasurer, Vice President; Treen Scholarship; Adenstadt Scholarship; Phi Eta Sigma; Powderpuff Football Club; LUV; Ski Club. John Valle Evans — Saratoga. Wyoming; Accounting; Kappa Sigma; Ski Club; Marketing Club. Drew Melvln Everett — Lehighton. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List. Lynn Ann Fablny — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; AICE; Society of Women Engineers; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball. Thalia Divras Peter Dopp David D. Dubosky James S. Dunlap Terri E. Edwards Jeffrey L. Eichenfield 200 Jefferey M. Engle John Erickson Eugene V. Dougherty Christopher J. Dunn Cynthia J. Ellsworth Raymond J. Dragon Ann M. Dragoumis Maureen Eustace James T. Dutton Dana J. Elmendorf John Evans Elizabeth A. Earle Theodore Emerson Daniel A. Dreisbach Andrew Eckert John F. Engelhart Drew M. Everett Lynn A. Fabiny 201 Betsy Farb Henry R. Farmer Mark Fenaroli Francisco J. Fernandez Michele Filon David Fiore Peter J. Fioretti Susan Fischel Susan Foltz John J. Fortunato Lynn A. Francis Thomas L. Freda John Frey Cynthia Fricker Kim Frock Michael J. Fucci 202 Richard J, Ferrara Joseph M. Feskanin Arthur G.FIatto Harlod D. Folsom Todd Freeman Deborah E. Frey Hans Fuchs Susan Fyfe Betsy L. Farb — Norristown, Pennsylvania; Marketing, Psychology Minor, Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Varsity Tennis, Captain; Marketing Club; Chi Delphia Sister; LUV; Ski Club. Henry Rudolf Farmer — Glen Ridge, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Chi, House Manager; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Marchin g Band. Mark Eugene Fenaroll — New York, New York; Accounting; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Junior Varsity Basketball. Francisco Javier Fernandez — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, Intramural Manager, Little Sister Commit- tee Member; ASME, Chairman; Freshman Soccer; Rugby Club. Richard John Ferrara — New Providence, New Jersey; Industrial Engi- neering; Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary, Alumni Relations Officer, Schol- arship Chairman; Dean ' s List; Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE. Joseph Michael Feskanin — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE. Mlchele Dorothy Fllon — Commack, New York, Accounting; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Women ' s Soccer Club, Vice Presi- dent, President; LUV; Forum. David A. Flore — Cresco, Pennsylvania; Finance Actuarial Science; Sigma Nu, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society; National Honor Society; Investment Club, President; Marketing Club, Vice Presi- dent; Senior Class Gift Campaign, Chairman; Fairchild Martindale Cen- ter, Student Associate; Senior Class Executive Board; Jazz Ensemble; Marching Band; Symphony Orchestra; Karate Club; Jazz Lehigh. Peter John Florettl — Pine Brook, New Jersey; Accounting; Alpha Tau Omega; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; Beta Alpha Psi; Senior Class President; SAC President; Marketing Club Treasurer; Leonard Poole Entrepreneurial Scholarship Award; Sales and Marketing Executives of Allentown Bethlehem Scholarship Award. Susan Flschel — Yonkers, New York; Industrial Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, Treasurer; Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE; Society of Women Engineers; Class Repre- sentative on I.E. Council; Ballet Club; Off Campus Students Org; Year- book Staff, Sales Editor; Senior Exec. Comm.; Hillel Society. Arthur Gerald Flatto — New York, New York, Industrial Engineering. Harold D. Folsom — Milford, Connecticut; Accounting; Chi Phi; Dean ' s List; Pre-Law Society; Accounting Internship, Swimming Team; Water Polo Club; Student Investment Club; Sailing Club. Susan Elizabeth Foltz — Yardley, Pennsylvania; Journalism-Science Writing; Brodhead Programing Board; Brown and White; Science Scope. John Joseph Fortunato — Brightwaters, New York; Management; Theta Chi, Co-Rush Chairman, Song Leader; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club, Career Night Publicity Chairman; AMA; The Greeker, Sports Editor; Intra- mural Supervisor. Lynn Ann Francis — Short Hills, New Jersey; Accounting Finance, Lehigh University Choir; Powederpuff Football. Thomas L. Freda — Verona, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Delta Chi, House Manager; Freshman Honors; ASME; Varsity Ice Hockey; Epitome, Activities Editor. Todd M. Freeman — Chappaqua, New York; Accounting Finance; Al- pha Tau Omega, President; Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors; Omicron Delta Kappa; Freshman Football; Varsity Baseball; Forum; IFC Judiciary Chairman. Deborah E. Frey — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Marketing Club; Republican Club; Delta Gamma. John Herbert Frey — Freehold, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, President, Steward, Correspondence Secretary; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; AlChE; Lehigh University Choir. Cynthia Louise Frlcker— Abington, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; AFROTC Scholarship; Beta Alpha Psi; AFROTC Name Scholarship; Beta Alpha Psi, Treasurer; LaCrosse; Field Hockey; LCF; Brown and White, Photographer; Epitome Photogra- pher. Kim Lorrle Frock — Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Gamma Phi Beta, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; LUV; Women in Business; Big Little Sister Program; Gamma Phi Beta Philanthropy Chairman. Michael John Fucci — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; AlChE; Soccer; Balletomane Society. Hans Peter Fuchs — Stonington, Connecticut; Accounting Finance; Theta Xi, Social Chairman; Sophomore Honors; Junior Varsity Baseball; Pre-Law Society; Investment Club. Susan Durland Fyfe — Pittsford, New York; Chemical Engineering; Freshman Honors; SWE; AlChE; Marching Band; Concert Band; Band Librarian; LUV; LCF. 203 Thomas B. Gainer — Maplewood, New Jersey: ESRM; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Ultimate Frisbee Team; LUV. Brendan Francis Gallagher — Mineola, New York; Government; Sigma Nu. Steven Gardner — River Edge, New Jersey; Accounting Finance; Phi Kappa Theta, Assistant Treasurer; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Varsity Track. John Martin Gennusa — Port Washington. New York; Finance; Gryphon Society. President. Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors. Lehigh Class of ' 04 Scholarship; Sigma Tau Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa. Christopher Gentile — Elmont, New York; Biology; Beta Theta Pi, Pledge Master 79. Robert M. Gervls — Haworth. New Jersey; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, President, Vice President, Rush Chairman, Pledge Master; Dean ' s List; Ralph G. Treen Scholarship; Alpha Pi Mu; Concert Band; Marching Band; Percussion Ensemble; Hillel Society; Pre-Law Society. Todd Donald Giorgio — Garfield, New Jersey; Che mical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Tan Beta Pi; AlChE; Brown and White; Gryphon Tutoring Pro- gram. Bruce David Glttleman — Muttontown, New York; Engineering Physics. Adrlenne Gluffra — Garden City, Long Island; Finance; Swimming; Hiking Club; LUV. Patricia Ann Glavln — Greenwich, Connecticut; Electrical Engi- neering; Biomedical Honor Society; Varsity Volleyball, Captain; Varsity Basketball; Gryphon Tutor Society. Norman Glldden — Manchester, Connecticut; Finance; Delta Chi; Re- cording Secretary. Terence C. Godown — Quakertown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Pi Tau Sigma; Ski Club. John Craig Goetjen — Bloomf ield , Connecticut; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Harold J. Horn Prize; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. Alan Preston Goldblatt — Orange, Connecticut; Chemical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; AlChE; Rifle Team; Hillel Society, President; Society of American Military Engineers; ROTC. Alicia Gomez — Bogota, Colombia, South America; Accounting; Squash; French Club; InTernational Club. Linda Graham — East Islip, New York; Chemistry; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Sailing Club. Michael John Grant — Yardley, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi; ROTC. Raymond E. Greene — Fair Haven, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME. Herbert Frank Gretz III — Schenectady, New York; Biology; Phi Kappa Beta, Vice President; Departmental Honors; Cheerleading. Gregory N. Grlgson — Downingtown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering. Andrea Patricia Grimm — Bloomfield Hills. Michigan; International Re- lations German; Brodhead Programming Board. Donald Grunwald — Basking Ridge, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Psi Upsilon, Rush Chairman;lM. Manager. Douglas Anthony Guglno — Buffalo, New York; Civil Engineering; Delta Upsilon, Steward. House Manager, Social Chairman; Dean ' s List; Sopho- more Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon, Marshall; ASCE, Activities Chair- man; Track. Jayme Gulda — Yardley, Pennsylvania; Finance; Tennis Team; Photog- raphy Club; Investment Club; Powderpuff Football. Thomas Gainer Brendan Gallagher Todd Giorgio Bruce David Gittleman John Goetjen Alan Goldblatt Herbert Gretz I Gregory Grigson 204 Steven Gardner John Gennusa Christopher Gentile Robert M. Gervis Adrienne Giuffra Patricia A. Glavin Norman Glidden Terence C. Godown Alicia Gomez Linda Graham Michael J. Grant Raymond E. Greene Andrea P. Grimm Donald Grunwald Douglas A. Gugino Jayme Guida 205 Mark Haase Ann Hackenberg Greg Hafeman Stuart Hagglund Edward Hallahan I H. Thomas Hammond David Hanan Michael C. Hanichak Robert J. Harper Curtis Hart Thomas R. Harry Susan Hautzinger Robert Hegel Richard Heinick Joseph Helble Lee Helwig 206 Kempton C. Haile Richard Halczl Robert Hannan Brian W. Hargwood Douglas Havens Lynne Hayes Mark S. Haase — Longmeadow, Massachusetts; Finance; Beta Theta Pi; Investment Club; Brown and White; IFC Social Committee. Ann Louise Hackenberg — Princeton, New Jersey; Marketing Psychology; Gamma Phi Beta. Scholarship Chairman. Assistant Pledge Master; Freshman Honors; Marketing Club; Women-In-Business, Co- Chairman; Varsity Field Hockey, Co-Captain. Grog Scott Hat eman — York , Pennsylvania; Metallurgical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President, Rush Committee; Assistant Pledge Master; Metallurgical Society; Varsity Tennis Team; Ski Club; Bicycling; Running; Investment Club. Stuart N yo Hagglund — Cherry Hill , New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Theta Chi, President, Rush Chairman; Freshman Honors; AlChE; Varsity Soccer; Interfratemity Council, Social Amend. Committee; Volleyball Club. Kempton Crosby Halle — Baltimore, Maryland; Civil Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, Rush Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Varsity LaCrosse, Captain. Richard Michael Halczll — West Paterson, New Jersey; Civil Engi- neering, Minor, Psychology; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Football; Wrestling; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. Edward F. Hallahan III — Pelham Manor, New York; Mechanical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha; ASME; Ski Club. H. Thomas Hammond — Wyckoff, New Jersey; Marketing; Sigma Chi, Alumni Representative; Rugby Club; Sophomore and Junior Class Presi- dent; Marketing Club; AMA; Senior Class Executive Committee. David Samuel Hanan — White Plains, New York; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi; AIIE; LaCrosse. Michael C. Hanlchak — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE. Robert H. Hannan — Wilmington, Delaware; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; AlChE; Forum; Epitome. Brian William Hargwood — Fanwood, New Jersey; Marketing; Phi Delta Theta, Social Chairman; Boxing Club; BSU; Highland Guard. Robert J. Harper — Emmaus, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering. Curtis Hart — White Plains, New York; Mechanical Engineering; ASME; Ski Club. Thomas R. Harty — Chatham, New Jersey; Civil Engineering; Alpha Chi Rho; ASCE; Gryphon Society, Secretary. Susan J. Hautzlnger — Ambler, Pennsylvania; Statistics; Alpha Gamma Delta, President; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Softball- Newman Council. Douglas Alan Havens — Joppa, Maryland; Computer Engineering; Tau Beta Pi. Lynne B. Hayes— Clifton Park, New York; Industrial Engineering; Sopho- more and Junior Honors; Vice President AIIE; SWE. Robert A. Hegel — Islip, New York; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Dean ' s List; ASME. Richard Helnlck — Kinnelon, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Run- ner. Joseph John Helble — North Haledon, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE Award; William Chandler Chemical Prize; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE; Cross Country; Gryphon Society. Lee A. Helwlg — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Phi, Corresponding Secretary, Panhellenic Delegate, Rush Chair- man; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; ASME. Eric Nell Hendlln — Orange, Connecticut; Accounting Finance; Fenc- ing Club; Backgammon Club; LUV; Tax Advisory Service. Theodore Walter Hennlng — Princeton, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Kappa Sigma, House Manager; Vice President, ASME; Scuba Club; Ski Club; German Club. Eric Hendlin Theodore Henning 207 Cart Franklin Henzelman III — Buffalo. New York; Finance; Kappa Sigma, Steward. Guard; Varsity Hockey Team; Investment Club; IFC Fac- ulty Relations Committee. Suzanne E. Herder— East Orleans. Massachusetts. Finance; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Women in Business; AMA; Ski Club. Donald Roger Hermany — Allentown. Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; AIIE. Darren Louis Hernandez — New Hampton, New York; Marketing; Delta Upsilon. Social Chairman; Lehigh Marketing Club, Advertising Chairman; AMA. Mark Arthur Hesslnger — Wantagh, New York, Electrical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, House Manager, Social Chairman; IEEE; Roger T. Lentz Award. Sonla A. Hlester — Reading, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Varsity Softball, Captain; SWE; ASCE, President. Mary Frances Hlggins — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering, Brodheaa House Programming Board Chairman; Freshman Honors; Richard King Mellon Scholarship; ASME, Vice President; Pi Tau Sigma; Residence Security; Big Sister; Student Tutor. Charles William Hlght— Dallas. Texas. Marketing; Chi Psi; Marketing Club. Amanda Greer Hill — Wayne, Pennsylvania; Finance; Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Women ' s Soccer; Investment Club; W.O.M.E.N.; Gryphon Tutorial Program. David Todd Hirst — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Alpha Pi Mu; Tau Beta Pi; AIIE. Susan R. Hlorth — Westfield, New Jersey. Marketing; Alcoa Scholarship Recipient; Freshman Honors; Marketing Club, Secretary; Lehigh Cham- ber Orchestra and Ensembles; Women in Business. Mary Beth Hllbokl — Old Tappan, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering. Lorl Alison Hoft — Old Tappan. New Jersey; English; Sigma Tau Delta; Brodhead Programming Board. James L. Hoffman, Jr. — New Tripoli, Pennsylvania; Finance; Pi Lambda Phi, House Historian; Marketing Club; Investment Club, Jeffrey C. Hoffman — Schnecksville, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Alpha Phi Omega, Pledge Chairman. William H. Hoffman, Jr. — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman; AIIE; Ski Club; I.E. Council; Sopho- more Representative. Blair K. Hogg — Scranton, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Society; Sophomore Honors; Cheerleading; Amateur Radio So- ciety. Karen Ruth Holtabaugh — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Economics Government; Dean ' s List; Williams Undergrad Essay Award; Lehigh Listen- ing Line; HPT Internal Evaluation Committee; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Government Department Steering Committee. John Henry Holmes — Darien, Connecticut; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, President; Ice Hockey; Cycling Team, Presi- dent. Leigh Mark Holt — Austin, Texas; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, House Manager; Alcoa Scholarship; Ingersol-Rand Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Junior Varsity Soccer. David Gregory Holva — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Economics; Phi Delta Theta, President, Secretary, Chaplain, Executive Council; Provost ' s Undergraduate Consultative Committee. Joseph Michael Homa — Bridgeport, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Judo Club. Robert L. Honens — Sudbury, Massachusetts; Electrical Engineering; Gryphon Society; Freshman Honors; IEEE. Kevin Kenley Hoover — Chappagua, New York; Marketing; Sigma Nu, Sentinel, Rush Chairman; Ski Team; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Inter Fraternity Council; Social Committee, Rush Chairman. Carl Henzelman I Suzanne E. Herder Mary Higgins Charles Hight Lori Hoff James Hoffman 208 John Holmes Leigh Holt Donald Hermany Amanda Hill Jeffrey Hoffman David G. Holva ■■■■Hi Darren Hernandez Mark Hessinger David Hirst Susan Hjorth William Hoffman, Jr. Blair Hogg Joseph M. Homa Robert Honens Sonia Hiester Mary E. Hliboki Karen R. Hollabaugh Kevin K. Hoover 209 Carol M. Houghtby Victor H. Hoyecki Elizabeth Hurd Edward Hutter John Inman Thomas lobst Andrew J. Jacobs Kenneth D. Jaffe Stuart Jensen Douglas Jerman Richard D. Jiranek Gwenitha Johnson Edward B. Jorden Peggy Kafka Victoria Kalmbach 210 Karen Ideneden Kathleen Ignar Susan Jaffe ■mnHsn Mark Jaindl Heidi Johnson James W. Jordan Carol Mary Houghtby — Portland, Connecticut; Accounting; Sopho- more Honors; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Victor Joseph Hoyeckl — West Hempstead. New York; Civil Engi- neering; Beta Theta Pi; ASCE. Elizabeth Victoria Hurd — New Vernon, New Jersey; Psychology. Edward F. Hurler — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Delta Tau Delta; Boxing Club; Golf; Raguetball; Fishing; Karate. Jill Karen Idenden — Colts Neck, New Jersey; Computer Science; LUV; Computer Society. Kathleen J. Ignar — Wilmington, Delaware, Industrial Engineering; AIIE; Varsity Volleyball, Captain; Varsity Basketball; Gryphon Society. John L. Inman — Sayre, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Steward. Thomas H. lobst — Coopersburg, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; Freshman Honors; Breinig Scholarship; AIIE; Marching 97; Ski Club; Outing Club. Andrew J. Jacobs — Florham Park, New Jersey; Accounting Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, Steward, Treasurer; IFC, Social Chairman. Kenneth David Jaffe — Emerson, New Jersey; Computer Information Science; Sguash; Junior Varsity Tennis. Susan C. Jaffe — West Orange, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; AlChE; SWE; Epitome, Assistant Business Manager, Business Manager. Mark Wilson Jaindl — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Accounting Finance. J. Stuart Jensen — Smoke Rise, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Assistant Treasurer, Chairman: Alumni Relations and Brotherhood Committee; IEEE; Marching 97, Executive Committee: Fresh- man Recruiting and Manager and Staff Assistant. Douglas A. Jerman — Phoenixville, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Pi Lambda Phi; ASME; ASHRAE; Camera Club. Richard D. Jlranek — Wellsville, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering. Gwenltha L. Johnson — Mendon, Massachusetts; Government. Heidi Marie Johnson — Branford, Connecticut; Arts Mechanical Engi- neering; Brodhead, Social Chairman, Manager; Freshman Honors; ASME; SWE; Women ' s Track Club; Sailing Club. Edward Bennett Jordan — Hopewell, New Jersey; Accounting; Delta Upsilon; Women ' s Varsity LaCrosse, Assistant Coach; Scuba Club; Brown and White. James W. Jordan — Endwell, New York; Marketing; Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice Chancellor; Marketing Club; WLVR. Peggy Kafka — Belle Harbor, New York; Psychology; Skiing; Swimming; Art. Victoria Kate Kalmbach — Moorestown, New Jersey; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Anne H. Kanavy — Scranton, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; ASCE, Vice President; SWE; RHC. Karla Beth Kanls — Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania; Biology B.S.; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; RHC, Junior Class Repre- sentative. Jeffrey Alan Kaplan — Mata wan. New Jersey; Accounting; Freshman Honors; Student Investment Club; Hillel; Pre-Law Society. Karla Kanis Jeffrey Kaplan 211 Kevin Scolt Kennedy — Reading, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Eta Kappa Nu Prize; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma. Richard Bernard Kent — Berwyn, Pennsylvania; Finance; Pi Kappa Alpha, President, Steward, House Manager; Philosophy CluP; Investment Club; Junior Varsity Soccer; Varsity Lacrosse Douglas S. Kem — San Jose, California; Electrical Engineering; IEEE. William Garrow Kerr — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; Sigma Nu; Dean ' s List; Bethlehem Fabricator ' s Award; ACS; SAC, Freshman Representative, Fraternity Representative; WLVR. Loretta Anne Whitney Kershner — Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania; Fi- nance Marketing; Delta Gamma, Vice President; Soccer; Varsity Tennis; Powderpuff Football; Marketing Club; Vice President, Executive Board; Senior Class Gift Campaign Committee. Nicholas W. Khoury — Easton, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; ASME; Swimming; Youth Organization, Group Leader. Sandra Patricia Kllllan — Fullerton, California; Marketing; Field Hockey; Lacrosse, Captain; Marketing Club; Senior Executive Commit- tee. Mark Edward Klmmel — Saltillo, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Wrestling; Karate Club. Nicholas Rhlnelander King — Hillside, New Jersey; English; Theta Delta Chi, Rush Chairman; Junior Varsity Basketball; Brown and White. Robert L Klrkwood — Pittsford, New York; Chemical Engineering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; AlChE; Marching 97, Drum Major. Ricky Alan Klrshner — New Vernon, New Jersey; Accounting; Delta Tau Delta; Pre-Law Society; Hillel. Elizabeth Anne Klemmer — Chappaqua, New York; Architecture Business; Gamma Phi Beta, Chapter Development; Junior Varisty Field Hockey; Women ' s Soccer, President; Varsity Softball; Art and Architec- ture Society, Vice President. Gregory George Klemmer — Chappaqua, New York; Industrial Engi- neering, Theta Delta Chi, Steward, Executive Committee; AIIE. Leslie Susan Kline — Wyomissing Hills, Pennsylvania; Psychology, Minor Business; Delta Gamma, Vice President, Pledge Education; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Psi Ch i; Powderpuff Football; Field Hockey; Tennis; Intramurals, Manager; Big Little Sister; Junior Class Executive Committee. Philip G. Kline, Jr. — Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania; Management; College Bowl Team Captain; Residence Security. Diane Carol Kllnger — Sharpsville, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Freshman Honors; AMA; Marketing Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Golden Heart Rush Chairman. David Earl Knauss — Eden, New York; Civil Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, President, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; LUV; Big Brothers of America; ASCE. Carol Dorothy Koehler — Madison, New Jersey; Finance Accounting; Karate Club; Women in Business; Investment Club. Kevin Robert Kopp — Radnor, Pennsylvania; Economics; Beta Theta Pi, Steward, Vice President; Varsity Tennis; Junior Varsity Basketball. Cheryl Ann Korls — Andover, Massachusetts; International Relations, Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; International Relations Club; Equestrian Team; Marching Band; Gryphon Society; Tutorial Program; LUV. Jonathan Robert Kosheff — Fullerton, California; Accounting Finance, Theta XL Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Soccer; Investment Club. Joseph J. Kowalonek — Shenandoah, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Football. Debora Jean Kuchka — Berwick, Pennsylvania; Biology; Alpha Gamma Delta, Panhellenic President; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Allied Health Professions; W.O.M.E.N., Chairman; Chamber Singers; String Ensemble; Panhellenic Council. William H. Kostyak — Holbrook, New York; Accounting; Varsity Basket- ball. Kevin Kennedy Richard Kent ■ I Sandra P. Killian Mark E. Kimmel Gregory Klemmer Leslies. Kline 212 Kevin Kopp Cheryl Koris Douglas Kern William Kerr Loretta Kershner Nicholas King Robert Kirkwood Ricky Kirshner Philip Kline Diane L. Klinger David E. Knauss Nicholas Khoury Elizabeth Klemmer Carol K. Koehler Jonathan R. Kosheff Joseph J. Kowalonek Debora J. Kuchka William Kostyak 213 k 1 r 1 «■ I W 1 V lit; n m 1 ! m iil M Gregory Kotch Jodi Kozin Helene M. Krafczek Christopher Kratky John Gregory Kulka James Kyriacopulos David M. Lanfz Adelaide D. Kuhn Andrea Kurt Joseph Kuss 7? £ James Lacey Jacqueline Lachman Bradford Lamp Peter Freeman Lauer Sharon Lawler William F. Lawton 214 Melissa Kreyer Scott Krushinski Diane Lammey Karen Lange Gregory P. Kotch — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Finance Management; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Investment Club. Jodl Kozln — East Meadow, New York; Accounting; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi. Helene Marie Krafczek — Reading, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Tau Beta Pi. Christopher William Kratky — Darien, Connecticut; Finance Management; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chairman, House Man- ager; Sophomore Honors; Leonard Pool Scholarship Award; Senior Class Executive Committee. Melissa A. Kreyer — Far Hills, New Jersey; Finance; Investment Club. Scott Bert Krushlnskl — Murrysville, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Theta Xi, Scholarship and Rush Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; GM Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; ASME; Rugby Club. John Gregory Kulka — Pipersville, Pennsylvania; Philosophy English; Phi Beta Kappa; Williams Scholar; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta; Amaranth, Editor; Philosophy Club, President. Adelaide Diane Kuhn— Neshanic, New Jersey; Biology; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; LUV, Project Board, Tutoring, Muhlenberg Hospital. Andrea Beth Kurt — Phillipsburg, New Jersey; Accounting; Women ' s Track Club; LUV; Marketing Club. Joseph Philip Kuss — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; International Relations, Minor-Government; Sophomore Honors; Student Activities Council; Forum; Board of Publications; Visiting Lectures Committee; Washington Semester Program, Spring Semester 1 981 . June Saxe Kuvln — Livingston, New Jersey; English; Alpha Phi, Vice Preisdent, Pledge Trainer, Steward; SAC Publicity Chairman; Hillel Presi- dent; Epitome, Living Group Editor, Photography Editor; Forum, Sub- committee Chairperson. David BoutonKynor— Phillipsburg, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Brodhead Programming Board; IEEE; Varsity Squash Team; Cycling Team; Scuba Club; Amateur Radio Society; Backgammon Club; Epit- ome. James J. Kyrlacopoulos — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha. James Patrick Lacey — Penllyn, Pennsylvania; Government; Pre-Law Society; Ski Club; Band Photographer. Jacqueline Lachman — Teaneck, New Jersey; Biology Psychology; Alpha Phi, Pledge Trainer, Administrative Assistant; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Psi Chi, President; Balletomane Society; Epitome; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Bradford Lamb — Cold Spring Harbor, New York; Mechanical Engi- neering; Kappa Sigma. Diane E. Lammey — Malvern, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Freshman Honors; Richard King Mellon Scholarship; AlChE, Society of Women Engineers; Choir. Karen Lange — Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering. David Michael Lantz — Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master, House Manager; Varsity Cheer- leading, Captain; Theatre atlehigh. Peter Freeman Lauer — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Pi Tau Sigma; Varsity Tennis; Ski Club. Sharon Lawler — Maple wood. New Jersey; Biology; FrisbeeTeam. William Forrest Lawton — Titusville, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, Social Chairman; Varsity Baseball, Co-Captain; IEEE; Gry- phon Tutorial Program. Christian Lecoz — Danbury, Connecticut; Mechanical Engineering. Beth R. Leenov— Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Society of Women Engineers; ASME, Christian Lecoz Beth Leenov 215 Andrew William Lehren — Ft. Smith, Arkansas; Journalism Government; Williams Award — 1980; Williams Award — 1982; Indoor Track ' Brown and White, Senior News Editor, Associate Editor; WLVR. Assoc. General Manager, Program Director; News Economics Editor; LUV. Jonathan Turtle Lelghton — New Haven, Connecticut; Mechanical Engineering; Dean ' s List; ASME; Junior Varsity Soccer; Track; Orchestra. Donna Lelrner — Hamburg, New Jersey; English. Mark Joseph Lento — Berkeley Heights, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; National and Spanish Honor Societies; Lehigh University Com- puting Society; Bridge Club; Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship. Frank Chrlstoper Lenio — Easton, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Dean ' s List; John R.W. Davis Scholarship; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Frisbee Team; Ski Club; Amaranth. Stuart Eric Lerner — Colonia, New Jersey; Civil Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, I.M. Manager; ASCE. Lynn G. Levy — Lindenhurst, New York; Economics Psychology; Fresh- man and Sophomore Honors; Fairchild-Martindale Center Student Asso- ciate; Psi Chi; Gryphon Society; Pre-Law Society, Vice President; RHC. Hope Deborah Lewis — Weston, Massachusetts; Psychology Social Relations, Minor — Spanish; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sopho- more Honors; Psychology Club; Secretary, LUV; RHC. Meredith Lynn Lesslle — Dix Hills, New York; Marketing Journalism; Al- pha Phi, Intramural Manager; Marketing Club; Varsity Softb all; Panhel- lenic Secretary; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Executive Board. Brown and White; Sports Editor — Epitome. Patricia Anne Leutz — Rumson, New Jersey; English Journalism; Pow- derpuff Football; LUV; Brown and White. Carl Leo LeVan — Reading, Pennsylvania; International Relations. Jeffrey Wayne Levlnson — Scotch Plains, New Jersey; Natural Sci- ence; Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Visiting Lecturers Committee; SAC Publicity Committee; Brown and White; Hillel; RHC. Robert E. Lodes, Jr. — Thomwood, New York; Industrial Engineering; Theta Xi, Athletics Manager; Investment Club. Paul Thomas Lord — Downers Grove, Illinois; Chemical Engineering Kappa Sigma, President, Secretary; Wm. Chandler Chemical Prize American Chemical Society Award; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE Forum, Academic Environment Committee; IFC Judiciary Committee. Patrick Richard Loughlln — Plainfield, New Jersey; Civil Engineering; Theta Xi, Vice President, Social Chairman; Pledge Master; ASCE. Carlson LI — Concord, California; Computer Engineering; Dean ' s List; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Badminton; Squash; Tennis; IEEE, Vice President. Frank Llbsch — New Haven, Connecticut; Electrical Engineering; Minor — ECO; Scholastic Honor Award; IEEE; Lehigh University Computer So- ciety; RHC; Yale University Scholarship Recipient. Buchanan Morgan Lllley — Washington, District of Columbia; Industrial Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, Assistant Steward, Steward, Social Chair- man. Daniel D. Long — Lansford, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Beardslee 304, Vice President; Freshman Honors; IEEE; Assistant Director, Residence Security. Mark Wesley Lucas — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Geophysics; Geology Club; Rugby Club; Senior Class Living Group Representative. Russell James Lucas — Mantoloking, New Jersey; Economics; Beta Theta Pi, Pledge President; Varsity Squash; Sailing Club; Investment Club. Michael T. Luckewlcz — Livingston, New Jersey; Accounting; Pre-Law Society. Stephen Jeffrey Lukens — Perkasie, Pennsylvania; Management; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; AIIE; Sailing Club; Student Representative Provost ' s Academic Pl anning Committee. Tracy Ellen Lumb — Devon, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; AlChE; Vice President Delta Chi Little Sisters, 4 Andrew Lehren Johnathan Leighton Lynn Levy Hope Lewis Robert Lodes, Jr. Paul Lord 216 Daniel Long Mark W. Lucas Donna Leitner Mark Lento Frank Lenzo Stuart Lemer Meredith Lesslie Patricia Leutz Carl Le Van Jeffrey Levinson Russell Lucas Michael Luckewicz Stephen Lukens Tracy Lumb 217 Lisa Lutz Maureen Lyng Robert Lyons Joseph Macellara Bruce Mactas Carmen Maegli Richard Maguire, Jr. Douglas Makie Karen Manik Gregory Manion Anne Marcantognini Joan Marcewicz Robert Marley Peter Marauardt Christopher Marshall Jeffreys. Marshall 218 James Mackie Gerald Macolino John Moloney Jeffrey Mandel Lisa Ann Lutz — Kempton. Pennsylvania; Psychology; Alpha Gamma Delta. Acfivities Attruistic Chairman and Rush Chairman; Reading Area Panhellenic Scholarship; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Varsity FootPall Cheer- leader, Captain; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader; Ski Club; Forum; LUV; Junior Class Executive Committee; Big Little Sister Program. Maureen E. Lyng — Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Marketing Club; LUV; Ski Club. Robert C. Lyons — Cranford. New Jersey; Mathematics; PHI Eta Sigma; Philosophy Club, Co-President. Joseph John Marcellara — South Plainfield, New Jersey; Manage- ment; Delta Tau Delta, House Manager; Varsity Football; Boxing Club. James Joseph Mackie — Waretown, New Jersey; Civil Engineering; Delta Ups ilon, Alumni Secretary; IM; Freshman Honors; Chi Epsilon; ASCE. Gerald F. Macolino — Ringwood, New Jersey, Computer Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Marching 97; Concert Band; Jazz Ensemble; The Naviga- tors Christian Organization. Bruce J. Mactas — Westwood, New Jersey; Finance Management, Kappa Sigma. Carmen M. Maegll — Guatemala City, Guatemala, Central America; Chemical Engineering; AlChE. Richard A. Magulre, Jr. — Sea Girt, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Phi Sigma Kappa, Steward; Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME. Douglas Kent Makle — Ithaca, New York; Biology; Beta Theta Pi, Secre- tary; Junior Varsity Basketball; TJB Club, Vice President. John Moloney — Alexandria, Virginia; Electrical Engineering; R.A., Hillhouse; RHC; IEEE; Track; Chairman, Student Health Advisory Commit- tee; Coeducational Committee; Social Alternatives Planning. Jeffrey B. Mandel — Johnstown, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; ACS. Karen L. Manlk — Marlboro, New Jersey; Finance; Gamma Phi Beta, Sophomore Class Treasurer; Epitome; Women in Business; Big Little Sister Program; Panhellenic Social Committee; Junior Class Executive Council. Gregory Joseph Manlon — Delmar, New York; Government; Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chairman; Football; Inter Fraternity Council Social Com- mittee. Anne Marie Marcantognlnl — Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Foreign Ca- reers French; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; LUV. Joan Marie Marcewlcz — River Vale, New Jersey; Finance; Demo- cratic Club; Big Sisters; Women in Business. J. Elizabeth Margerlson — Florham Park, New Jersey; Accounting Marketing; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Steven John Marlconda — Pompton Lakes, New Jersey; Marketing; Delta Phi, Corresponding Secretary; Sigma Tau Delta; Marketing Club. Robert Patrick Marley — Edison, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Theta Xi; IEEE. Peter Frame Marquardt— Short Hills, New Jersey; History; Chi Psi, Assis- tant Rush Chairman; Sophomore Class Representative. Christopher I. Marshall — Doylestown, Pennsylvania; Computer Engi- neering; Alpha Tau Omega, Worthy Keeper of the Annals; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; IEEE. Jeffrey Scott Marshall — Richland, Pennsylvania; Biochemistry; Delta Phi, House Manager; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; ACS; Concert Band; LUV; Forum. Steven John Marshall — Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Pi Mu.AIIE. Lee Michael Martuccl — Holland, Pennsylvania; Marketing Management; Zeta Psi, Historian, House Manager; Varsity Wrestling; LUMC. Steven Marshall Lee Martucci 219 Brett Howsley Marvin — New Hyde Park, New York; Finance Management, Theta Xi, Little Sisters Chairman. House Dictator; Sopho- more Honors, JDC; Investment Club. James K. Marx — Port Chester. New York; Computer Information Sci- ence; Sigma Alpha Mu; WLVR. Mary Margaret Marx — Northampton. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering. William Barton Massey — New City. New York; Chemical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta, President. Pledge Master; AlChE. Francesco P. Mastracchlo — Ossining, New York; Management; Beta Theta Pi. House Manager; Scabard and Blade; ROTC; Rangers; Army ROTC Rangers. Ann Theresa Matay — E. Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; Society of Women Engineers. David L. Matthews — Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Delta Tau Delta, Vice President; Freshman Honors. Carol Anne Mattson — Stamford, Connecticut; Accounting; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; LUV; Big Sisters; Marketing Club. Lorle Lynn Maurer — Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania; Psychology Soc. Psychology; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; Alpha Phi Omega; Ski Club; Sailing; Psychology Club. Marle-Therese Mayer — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Tau Lambda Chi, Recording Secretary; Marketing Club. Lawrence C. Mazzel — Hackettstown, New Jersey; Finance; Delta Chi; Cycling Team; IM REC Student Assistant and Supervisor. Andrew Edward McArdle — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Chaplain; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Special Minister. Glna H. McBean — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Government; Minor — Psychology and Theater; Gamma Phi Theta, Parliamentarian Censor, Song Chairman; Soccer Club; BSU; Forum. Mary Elizabeth McCahan— Barrington. Illinois; Accounting; Alpha Phi; Marketing Club; Scuba Club, Treasurer; Forum, Ed Pol Committee; Ski Club. Phillip C. McClaln — Wescosville, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Beta Alpha Psi; Investment Club; Marching Band. John Blgelow McClay III — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Sophomore Honors; AlChE; Varsity Squash. Julleanne McDermott — Englewood, New Jersey; Psychology; Alpha Phi. Timothy X. McDonnell — Media. Pennsylvania; Computer Engineering; Freshman Honors. David H. McGowan — Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Finance; Theta Delta Chi, Treasurer; Trustee Scholarship; Varsity Soccer; Marketing Club; Newman Association; Brown and White, Assistant Sports Editor; WLVR. Anne Kathleen McGraln — Colts Neck. New Jersey; Biology; Scholar- ship — Modern Foreign Language; LUV. Robert Roy McGregor — Clark ' s Summit, Pennsylvania; Civil Engi- neering; Pi Lambda Phi, Social Chairman; ASCE. Matthew McLaughlin — Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Mehcanical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha. Robert Richard McMahon — East Northport, New York; Computer Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. Kathleen McMInn — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Geology. Brett Marvin James Marx David Matthews Carol Mattson Gina McBean Mary McCahan 220 David McGowan Anne K. McGrain Mary M. Marx Lorie Maurer Phillip McClain Robert McGregor a±aM William Massey Francesco Mastracchio Marie-Therese Mayer Lawrence Mazzei John McClay I Julie McDermott Matthew McLaughlin Robert McMahon Ann Malay Andrew McArdle Timothy McDonnell Kathleen McMinn 221 James McNab Toni Melchiondo Gloria M. Meehan William Meicke James Meil Lawrence Michalski Phillip Mello, Jr. Greg Menio Mark Messics Steven Michelson Robert Milich, Jr. Jennifer D. Miller Timothy Miranda Louis Miron Scott Mitchell tar Nader Mohsenian 222 James Meinhardt Lee Melatti Lorraine Messina Howard Meyers Mitchell Miller Timothy Miller James Michael McNab — Glen Ridge. New Jersey; Pre-Med; Drinker, Social Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Allied Health Professions Society. Gloria M. Meehan — Brielle. New Jersey; Sociology Art; Women ' s Soc- cer; LUV; PARC. William Charles Melcke — Sparta New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors; IEEE. James McClung Mell — Baltimore, Maryland; Marketing; Theta Delta Chi, Corresponding Secretary, Steward; Marketing Clup; Junior Varsity Basketball, Coach; LUV; Big Brother Association. James Clayton Meinhardt — Wayne, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice President, Steward; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi. Lee Robert Melatti — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Sophomore Honors; Boxing Club. Tonl Jane Melchlondo — Yardley, Pennsylvania; Psychology. Phillip J. Mello, Jr. — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; ALO; LUCS; IEEE. Greg Menlo — North Catasauaua, Pennsylvania; Pre-Med. Mark Craig Messlcs — Hellertown, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Social Chairman; ASCE, Treasurer; WLVR Disc Jockey. Lorraine Michelle Messina — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; AlChE; SWE. Howard M. Meyers — Upper St. Clair, Pennsylvania; Finance; Delta Tau Delta; Pre-Law Society; Ski Club. Lawrence E. Mlchalskl — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Sigma Chi; Class of 1904 Scholarship; Harry M. Schelden Scholarship; ASCE; Varsity Football. Steven Mlchelson — Bedford, Massachusetts; Civil Engineering Geology; Zeta Psi; ASCE; Kung Fu; Sky Diving; Geology Club; Gryphon Society; Champion Dog Sled Racing. Robert Henry Mlllch, Jr. — New City, New York; History; Kappa Sigma, Assistant Grand Scribe; Pre-Law Society; College Republicans; Judo Club; YAF, Treasurer; LUV, Project Head, Tutor. Jennifer Dru Miller — Larchmont, New York; Finance; Cheerleading; Theta Chi Little Sister, President, Treasurer; Statistician, Ice Hockey Team; Co-founder, President, Instructor, Balletomane Society; Republican Club; Sailboat Racing; Classical Piano. Mltcehll D. Miller — Wayne, New Jersey; Accounting; Beta Theta Pi, Intramural Manager; Phi Eta Sigma; Scuba Club, Treasurer; Hillel; Ski Club. Timothy S. Miller — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Delta Upsilon; Scholar Athlete; American Marketing Association; Marketing Club; Var- sity Football; Rugby Club. Timothy James Miranda — Burnt Hills, New York; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE; Boxing Club; Gryphon Tutorial Society. Louis Mlron — Verona, New Jersey; Government Psychology; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; Psychology Club; Pre-Law Society; Government Visiting Committee. Scott Douglas Mitchell — Wayland, Massachusetts; Accounting; Sigma Chi, Vice President, Social Chairman; Hockey Club; Senior Class Executive Committee. Nader Mohsenlan — Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Freshman Honors; Eta Kappa Nu. Edward Harmenlng Moll III — Bath, Maine; Architecture Civil Engi- neering; Kappa Sigma, Vice President, Steward; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Freshman Track; Boxing Club, Champion; Lehigh Art and Architectural Society, Treasurer. Cynthia Marie Moon — Rosemont, Pennsylvania; Accounting Management; Gamma Phi Beta, Panhel Treasurer; Field Hockey, Cap- tain. Edward Moll Cynthia Moon 223 James S. Moore, Jr. — Wayne, New Jersey; Marketing; Phi Delta Theta, Scholarship Chairman; Pledge Master, Social Chairman; AMA; Ski Rac- ing Team; Marketing Club; Ultimate Frisbee Club. Edward Scott Morgan — New Providence, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Alpha Tau Omega, Worthy Usher. Scholarship Chairman; IEEE, Treasurer; Baseball. Matthew Robert Morgan — Waynesburg, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Chi, Vice President, Pi Tau Sigma. Michael John Morrell — Woodbury, New York; Finance; Pi Lambda Phi, Treasurer. Jeffrey Jay Mosher — Katonah, New York; Mechanical Engineering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; ASME. Wendy Mlchele Moyer — Quakertown, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Track Club; Sophomore Class Secretary. Donald M. Moyle, Jr. — New Canaan, Connecticut; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, Public Relations, House Manager; Varsity Lacrosse, Cap- tain; East Coast Conference All-Star Team. Barbara Murphy Mueller— Paterson, New Jersey; International Rela- tions; Sigma Tau Delta; Marching 97; Choir; Varsity Band; Big Little Sister. Stephen Hunt Mueller — Lake Forest, Illinois; Industrial Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, House Manager, Steward, Vice President; Dean ' s List; Alpha Pi Mu, Secretary. Bruce James Muff — East Meadow, New York; Electrical Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, Treasurer; Varsity Lacrosse; WLVR. Kevin Mulligan — Saratoga Springs, New York; International Relations; Zeta Psi, Secretary; Wrestling. Diane Munno — West Islip, New York; Biology; Senior Class Executive Board; Big Little Sister. Catherine M. Muratore — Morristown, New Jersey; Finance; Sopho- more Honors; Dean ' s List; AMA; Girls Waterpolo Club; Chi Delphia. Rush Chairman; Marketing Club. Vlckl Murk — Franklin Lakes, New Jersey; Mathematics; Swim Team; Cross Country Team; Soccer Club; Brown and White; LUV, Tutor. Jonathan Lewis Myers — Short Hills, New Jersey; Industrial Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi, Steward; AIIE. Vice President. Thomas E. Natan, Jr. — Simsbury, Connecticut; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE; Newman Center Folk Group; Newman Council. Wade Albert Nelman — Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania; Pre-Medical Sci- ence; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Mustard and Cheese Drama So- ciety; Alpha Phi Omega. Elaine NeJame — Staten Island, New York; Chemical Engineering; AlChE, Secretary; Society of Women Engineers; Epitome, Distribution Manager. Robert Jay Nemlroff — Elkins Park, Pennsylvania; Physics; Undergradu- ate Research Fellowship — University of Pennsylvania; Society of Physics Students, President; Volleyball Club; Bridge Club. Peter Edward Neville — Dover, Massachusetts; Accounting Management; Delta Chi, President and Treasurer; Junior Varsity Soccer; Junior Varsity Tennis; Marketing Club. Craig D. Newlck — Florham Park, New Jersey; Architecture; Varsity Lacrosse. Art and Architecture Society, Vice President. Steven Earl Nichols — Cape Elizabeth, Maine; Mechanical Engi- neering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Prudential Committee; Lehigh Junior Varsity Soccer; ASME. Karl Krlstlan Nielsen — Wyckoff, New Jersey; Accounting; Sigma Chi, Treasurer; 1981 Pat Pazetti Award; Varsity Football. Thomas Richard Nlkles — Nazareth, Pennsylvania; Finance; Chi Psi; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Hourg lass — Guitar, Banjo. James Moore, Jr. Edward Morgan Donald Moyle Barbara Mueller Catherine Muratore Vicki Murk 224 Robert Nemiroff Peter Neville Matthew Morgan Stephen Mueller Jonathan Myers Craig Newick Michael Morell Bruce Muff Thomas Natan P WTB Jeffrey Mosher Kevin Mulligan Wade Neiman Wendy Moyer Diane Munno Elaine NeJame Steven Nichols Karl Nielsen Thomas Nikles 225 John Noble Dee Ann North Joshua Ocko James O ' Donnell Mitchell Oppenhiem Ira Orgel Phylis Orlowsky Michael Osterman Joyce Pandelidis Edward Parker, Jr. John Stanton Parrish H. Frank Pastuck I Richard Pearsall Matthew Peck Mary Perkins 226 Wk - Scott Ollett Scott Olsen Deborah Owczarek Christopher Palazzi Robert Patterson William Paulus John H. Noble — Wellesley. Massachusetts. Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma, House Manager; Boxing; Hockey Club; Ski Club, Presi- dent. DeeAnn North — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Field Hockey; Cheerleading; Ballet; Jazz; LUV, Joshua Morgan Ocko — Ardmore. Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; IEEE; LUV, Project Head. James Edward O ' Donnell — Smithtown, New York; Government College Scholar; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Sigma Tau Delta, Phi- losophy Club; Ultimate Frisbee. Scott Hilton Ollett — Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Sigma Nu, Vice President, House Manager, ASME. Scott Harry Olsen — Piscataway, New Jersey; Biology; Smiley, Social Chairman; Lehigh Jazz Ensemble, Student Director; Lehigh Concert Band, Student Director; Jazz Lehigh; Jazz Dispatch. Mitchell Aaron Oppenhelm - neering; IEEE. ■ White Plains, New York; Electrical Engi- Ira K. Orgel — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Hahnemann; Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa; Hillel; Alpha Lambda Omega. Phyllis Ann Orlowsky - AIIE. - Pottsville, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering, Michael Osterman — Bridgewater, New Jersey; Accounting Business; Phi Kappa Theta, Assistant Treasurer; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi, President; Beta Gamma Sigma, Vice President; Ski Club; Fairchild Martindale Center Student Associate. Deborah Owczarek — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; IEEE; Society of Women Engineers; Women ' s Soccer Team. Christopher A. Palazzi — Mountain Lakes, New Jersey; Management; Zeta Psi. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- Joyce Christina Pandeudls — York neering; AlChE. Edward J. Parker, Jr. — Berkeley Heights, New Jersey; Social Relations; Delta Tau Delta, Pledge President, Pledge Trainer; Football. John Stanton Parrlsh — Stamford, Connecticut; Mechanical Engi- neering; Theta Delta Chi, Corresponding Secretary, Social Chairman; ASME; Junior Varsity Football. H. Frank Pastuck II — Hershey, Pennsylvania; Government; Delta Upsi- lon, President, Vice President; Captain, Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Football; Boxing; Vice President, Northeast Interfraternity Conference; Investment Club; Young Republicans; WLVR. Robert E. Patterson — Jenkintown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Sigma Nu; ASME; Lacrosse. William Warren Paulus — Warren, New Jersey; Civil Engineering. Richard A. Pearsall — Easton, Pennsylvania; Finance; Sigma Nu, Alumni Contact Officer. Matthew Burr Peck — Wallingford, Pennsylvania; Finance; Pi Lambda Phi, House Manager, Vice President; Freshman Honors; Hockey Club; Easterns Boxing. Laura Ann Penrod — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; Delta Gamma, Recording Secretary; AIIE; IE Council, Co-chairman; So- ciety of Women Engineers; Epitome; Junior Class Secretary; LUV; Senior Class Executive Committee; Big Brothers Big Sisters. Mary Susan Perkins — Wilton, Connecticut; History; Gamma Phi Beta, House Manager; Dean ' s List; Varsity Swimming; Powderpuff Football; Epitome, Scheduling Editor, Co-Sports Editor. Seth Marc Perlmutter — Monticello, New York; Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Intramural Manager, Assistant Treasurer; Karate Club. Klmberly M. Perrone — Upper Saddle River, New Jersey; Government English; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; SAC, Vice President; Forum; Lehigh College Republican, Chairman; Omicron Kappa Delta, Vice President. Seth Perlmutter Kimberly Perrone 227 Steven Marc Peterman — Cranford, New Jersey; Accounting Finance; Theta Chi, Treasurer; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List. Donald M. Peterson — Whitestone, New York; Chemical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; AlChE. Lorl Ann Petersohn — Lafayette Hills, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Gamma Phi Beta, Pledge Master; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi, Vice President; Varsity BasketPall Cheerleader; Senior Class Executive Board. Hugh Petrosky — Bristol, Tennessee; Chemical Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, House Manager, President, Rush Chairman. Janet Lee Phillips — Wellesley, Massachusetts; Industrial Engineering. Gregory Eugene Plchler — Bethesda, Maryland; Computer Informa- tion Science; Tau Epsilon Phi, Steward, Scribe. Joseph Michael Pletrantonlo — Carneys Point, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; RHC Representative; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE; Vice President. Claire Ruth Pike — West Islip, New York; Foreign Careers Economics; Gamma Phi Beta, Panhellenic Delegate; Senior Class Secretary; Panhel Expansion Committee, Secretary; Social and Cultural Review Board. Robert A. Plplitz — Saddle Brook, New Jersey; Computer Engineering; Alpha Chi Rho, President and Rush Chairman; Freshman Honors; IEEE, Vice President; Track; Freshman Football; Marketing Club. Beverly Ann Plutnlck — Oldwick, New Jersey; Government; Brodhead House, Intramur al Manager; Equestrian Club; Pre-Law Society; Track Club. Paul Walter Pocalyko — Sharon, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller; FMA. Caroline S. Pomeroy — Avon, Connecticut; Social Psychology; Women ' s Soccer Team; Big Sister Program; PARC Volunteer. Stephen Peter Ponlatowlcz — Conshohocken, Pennsylvania; Me- chanical Engineering; ASME. Barbara Ann Poppe — Seaford, New York; Mathematics; Elisha P. Wilbur Scholarship Prize; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Ski Club; AFROTC. James J. Pratt III — Garden City, New York; Civil Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, Social Chairman; Executive Committee; ASCE. Craig Andrew Prescott — Durham, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; Model Railroading Club, Gregory Ryan Prince — Parkersburg, West Virginia; Chemical Engi- neering. Dennis J. Prlschak — Erie, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta. Lynne Marie Pucllowskl — Moosic, Pennsylvania; Computer Engi- neering; Alpha Gamma Delta, Vice President, Pledge Master; AFROTC Scholarship; Choir. Richard W. Puhala — North Versailles, Pennsylvania; Metallurgy and Materials Engineering; Student Metallurgy Society; Chamber Music En- semble; Lehigh Listening Line; LUV. Joseph P. Rabuck — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Management; Foot- ball. Mark Raglnsky — Wyncote, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Theodore B. Wood Prize; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME. William Ralnaldl — Mendham, New Jersey — Kappa Alpha; Journal- ism; Kappa Alpha, Secretary; LUV, President; WLVR, Music Director; Brown and White. Marc Stephen Ratte — Fairfax, Vermont; Mechanical Engineering; Freshman Honors; ASME; RHC; Squash Club; Intramural Manager. Steven Peterman Donald Peterson Joseph Pietrantonio Claire Pike Stephen P. Poniatowicz Barbara Poppe 228 Richard Puhala Lynne Pucilowski Lori Petersohn Hugh Petrosky Robert Piplitz Beverly Plutnick Janet Phillips Paul Pocalyko James Pratt I Craig Prescott ■■I Gregory Prince Joseph Rabuck Mark Raginsky William Rianaldi Gregory Pichler Caroline Pomeroy Dennis Prischak w m Marc Ratte 229 James Rausa Elizabeth Rawson Lisa Rebar Thomas Reeves Brian Reis James Reiser Laurence Reisman Dianne Ressler Philip Ricci Gail Richard David Richardson Jeffrey Richter Christopher Ritter Anthony Rizzetta Christopher Robb Penelope Robbins 230 William J. Reilly Charles T. Reinhart I Donna Rexon Scott Reynolds Mark Ries Paul Rinaldi James Francis Rausa — Taylor, Michigan; Computer Engineering; IEEE; Secretary, Bridge Club; Librarian, Lehigh University; Computing So- ciety. Elizabeth A. Rawson — Florham Park, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Equestrian Club, Captain. Lisa Ann Rebar — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Economics; Alpha Phi; Brown and White; SAC, Secretary; Senior Class Gift Committee. Thomas Mark Reeves — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Phi, President, Pledge Advisor; Freshman Honors; NSPE. William John Reilly — Metuchen, New Jersey; Industrial Engineering Economics; Tau Epsilon Phi; Freshman Honors; AIIE; Society of American Military Engineers; Ski Club; Stage Crew. Charles A. Reinhart III — Willow Grove, Pennsylvania; Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta, Historian, Assistant Rush Chairman, Scholarship Chair- man; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List. Brian H. Rels — Maple wood, New Jersey; Marketing Psychology; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Soccer Team; Marketing Club; Invest- ment Club; Pre-Law Society. James Reiser — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Economics Government. Laurence Alan Relsman — Irvington, New York; Journalism Accounting; Phi Sigma Kappa. Steward, Vice President, Rush Chairman; PCPA Awards; Junior Varsity Baseball; Lehigh Horizons; Alumni Bulletin; Brown and White, Sports Editor; WLVE, Sports Director; The Greeker, Founder and Business Manager. Dlanne Marie Ressler — Walnutport, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; National Merit Scholarship; Ingersoll Rand Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; New- man Council; Newman Center Folk Group; ASME. Donna Mae Rexon — Haddonfield, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; AICE; Society of Women Engineers; Field Hockey, Ski Club; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. Scott Christian Reynolds — Oreland, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors; AIIE. Philip Anthony Rlccl — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering. Gall D. Richard — Bolton, Massachusetts; Psychology Marketing; Psy- chology Club, Coordinator; Marketing Club; AMA; W.O.M.E.N. David Andrew Richardson — Paoli, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE; Concert Band; Marching Band; Wind Ensembles; WLVR. Jeffrey A. Rlchter— Wayne, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Fresh- man and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE; Newman Association Folk Group. Mark William Rles — Binghamton, New York; Government; Chi Phi, Vice President, Historian, Grand Master lota; Sophomore Honors; Market- ing Club; Investment Club; Pre-Law Society; J.R. Club; Ski Club; Windsurf- ing Club. Paul L. RInaldl — Cranford, New Jersey; Finance Marketing; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alexander K. Wiggins Award; AMA; Varsity Ice Hockey; Market- ing Club; Investment Club; MVP Hockey Team. Christopher Bums Rltter — Miami, Florida; Civil Engineering; ASCE; Varsity Soccer; WLVR, Public Affairs Director. Anthony Joseph Rlzzetta — Ridgefield, New Jersey; Accounting Finance; Theta Chi, Social Chairman. Christopher Robert Robb — Levittown, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President, Chaplain, Pledge Master, Pledge Class President; AlChE; University Theatre. Penelope Lee Robblns — Madison, Connecticut; Accounting; Delta Gamma; Powderpuff Football; Student Athletic Trainer. Barbara Elaine Robertson — Whitehall, Pennsylvania; English Journalism, Minor — Psychology; Williams Prize; College Scholar; Trustee Scholar; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Brown and White, Editor-in-Chief; Senior Class Executive Board. John Hunt Robinson — Moravia, New York; Accounting; Lehigh Univer- sity Presidential Prize; National Merit Scholarship; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Marching 97; Backgammon Club. Barbara Robertson John Robinson 231 Douglas A. Rogers — Smithtown, New York; Journalism, Business Minor; Delta Tau Delta. President, Rush Chairman; Brown and White. Joseph William Romano, Jr. — Clifton. Heights, Pennsylvania; Biology; Beta Theta Pi, Steward, Rush Chairman; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; RHC; IFC Social Committee. Michael Jeffrey Romlsher — Cherry Hill, New Jersey; Psychology; Var- sity Tennis; Varsity Squash; Health Professions; Psychology Club. Patfl Anne Rooney — Huntington, Connecticut; Accounting; Alpha Gamma Delta, Activities — Altruistic Chairman; Sophomore Honors. Kenneth Rosen — Elmwood Park, New Jersey; Journalism Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Football; Brown and White Writer. John K. Rosenllnd — Wallingford, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; Ski Club; Ultimate Frisbee Team. Robert R. Roth, Jr. — Massapequa Park, New York; Industrial Engi- neering; Phi Delta Theta, Judiciary Committee, Executive Council, Histo- rian, Alumni Secretary; AIIE; Ski Club, Treasurer. David Michael Rother — Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Psi Upsilon; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club; Student Invest- ment Club; Forum; Off-Campus Student Association; Newman Associa- tion. Robert John Rouland — Cherry Hill, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Freshman Honors; Forum. Joseph Anthony Rovlto — Glen Riddle, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Chi Phi, Secretary, House Chaplain; IEEE; Diving Team; Progres- sive Club, BEMHO Club. Thomas Andrew Rowe — Ridgewood, New Jersey; Management; Varsity Squash; Chairman, Jazz Lehigh; WLVR, Program Director; Piano, Lehigh Jazz Ensemble; Marketing Club, Tracy Diane Royal — Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; Government, Minor — Women ' s Studies; RHC Scholarshp; Pre-Law Society; Women ' s Track Club; Democratic Club, Secretary; W.O.M.E.N.; LUV. Lee Alan Rubensteln — Cedarhurst, New York; Government; Sigma Alpha Mu, Vice President, Steward; Sophomore Honors; Pre-Law Society; Gryphon Society; Democratic Club; Hillel. Robert Charles Rublno, Jr. — West Caldwell, New Jersey; Govern- ment; Phi Gamma Delta, Corresponding Secretary; Football. Cathleen M. Ruckl — North Caldwell, New Jersey; Computer Engi- neering; IEEE, President; Theta Xi Little Sisters, President. Paul Davis Runkle — Reedsville, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, IFC Representative; Freshman Honors; ASME. Barbara Jean Russell — Toms River, New Jersey; Journalism; Brown and White, Desk Editor; Photography Club; Chi Delphia; LUV Newsletter. Steven Alan Russell — White Plains, New York; Information Science; Kappa Sigma, Grand Master of Ceremonies; Assistant Social Chairman; Rush Committee Chairman; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Epitome Identification Editor, Managing Editor; Ski Club. Anthony John Russo — Ephrata, Pennsylvania; Physics; Society of Physics Students; Bridge Club, President; Conflict Simulation, President. Wayne K. Rust — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Finance; Chi Psi, Steward. Daniel Joseph Ryan — Guildesland, New York; Mangement; Varsity Football; IFC Social Committee. Robert Ryan — Rockaway, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; ASME; Volleyball. Tony Sablno — Easton, Pennsylvania; Journalism; Dean ' s List; Brown and White. Mary K. Saccomano — Hermitage, Pennsylvania; Social Psychology; Alpha Phi, President, Social Chairman; Marketing Club; SAC ASA; Panhellenic Council; Brown and White; Epitome Staff; Beta Theta Pi, Little Sister. Douglas Rogers Joseph Romano, Jr. Robert Roth David Rother Lee Rubenstien Robert Rubino 232 Anthony Russo Wayne Rust Michael Romisher Patti A. Rooney Kenneth Rosen Robert Rouland Joseph Rovito Thomas Rowe Cathleen Rucki Paul Runkle Barbara Russell Ai$M John Rosenlind ¥WM Tracy Royal Steven Russell Daniel Ryan Robert Ryan Tony Sabino Mary K. Saccomano 233 Richard Sachse Farid Salloum Kristin Sandall Edwina Sandford Joseph Sawka Andrew Schaeffer Steven Schaeffer Christine Schantz Kristi Schettino William Schiesser James Schinski Richard Schlauch Jamie Schmoyer Deborah Schneider Frederick Schoenbrunn 234 Frost Schroedner Richard Saslaw Gregory Saul Pamela Schengrund Tamara Scherer Susan Schlicht Randy Schmid Richard Tanner Sachse — Wilmette. Illinois; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary. Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; AlChE; Rugby Club. Farld Salloum — Dewitt, New York; Chemical Engineering; Phi Delta Theta; Freshman Honors; Gryphon Society; IM Manager. Kristin Sandall — Ridgefield, Connecticut; Psychology. Edwlna Shirley Sandford — Ewingville, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; IM Manager; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASME; Field Hockey; Junior Class Vice President. Richard Evan Saslaw — Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey; Finance; Sigma Alpha Mu, President, Secretary; Brown and White, Local Ad Manager, National Ad Manager; Hillel. Gregory Welsey Saul — Cincinnati , Ohio; Industrial Engineering; Theta Chi, Steward; Freshman Honors; Outing Club; AIIE. Joseph P. Sawka — Shenandoah. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Brodhead, Social Director; AICE. Andrew Lee Schaeffer — Kutztown, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE; Varsity Tennis; Junior Varsity Soccer; APBA Baseball; Cy- cling. Steven T. Schaeffer — Wilmington, Delaware; Chemical Engineering; Theta Chi, House Manager, Rush Chairman; AlChE. Christine A. Schantz — Orefield, Pennsylvania; Management, Minor- Psychology; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Marketing Club; W.O.M.E.N.; Fairchild-Martindale Center for the Study of Private Enter- prise, Student Associate. Pamela Jane Schengrund — Wall, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME, Special Projects Officer; SWE; Ballet Club; Campus Secu- rity. Tamara Susan Scherer — Alexandria, Virginia; Biochemistry; Chi Delphia; Brown and White; Photography Club. Krlstl Jayne Schettlno — New Canaan, Connecticut; Industrial Engi- neering; AIIE; Powderpuff Football; Ski Club. William E. Schlesser, Jr — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Computer Engi- neering; Tau Epsilon Phi, House Manager, President; Computer Society; IEEE. James E. Schlnskl — Malvern, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering. Richard Weston Schlauch — Breinigsville, Pennsylvania; Government; Pre-Law Society; I.R. Club; RHC, President; Brown and White, Circulation Manager; Residence Judicial Board, Chief Justice. Susan Jane Schlicht— Rye, New York; Urban Studies, Art and Architec- ture Society; Women ' s Swim Team, Captain; Water Polo Club; Gryphon Society; RHC. Randy Stuart Schmid — West Chester, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Delta Chi, House Manager; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME. Jamie Elizabeth Schmoyer— Germansville, Pennsylvania; Journalism Social Psychology; Brown and White; WLVR, Director of Public Affairs; OPI Intern; Social Relations Club; College Republicans. Deborah Anne Schneider — Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania; Economics; Bethlehem Co-op; Off-Campus Committee. Frederick Rlnehart Schoenbrunn — Ridgefield, Connecticut; Chemi- cal Engineering; AlChE. Frost Evans Schroeder — Maplewood, New Jersey; Finance Management; Trembley Park, Social Chairman; Big Brothers Big Sisters, Project Head; Investment Club; Ski Club. Kyle J. Schultz — Cranford, New Jersey; Management; Sigma Chi, Historian, House Manager. Michael H. Schilo Kyle Schltz 235 Eric Allan Schurrz — Glen Ridge, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Presidential Prize; Freshman Honors; Marching 97. Jeffrey Schumacher — Syosset, New York; Electrical Engineering; IEEE. James T. Schwar — Easton. Pennsylvania; International Relations; Le- high University Computer Society. Steven R. Schwarz — Lansdale. Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Theta Delta Chi, President, Social Chairman; ASME; Varsity Soc- cer. Joan E. Schwenk — East Hampton, New York; Economics Finance; Phi Eta Sigma; Fairchild-Martindale Student Associate; LLJV, Vice President. Peter E. Sclarrotta — Trenton, New Jersey; Marketing; Sophomore Honors; Marketing Club; Brown and White, Photographer. Patricia M. Scott — Blue Bell, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; AlChE; Society of Women Engineers; Newman Association. Steven J. Scribe — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, Secretary, Pledge Master; ASME. Robert J. Seamon — Wantagh, New York; Computer Engineering; RHC; Varsity Football Manager. Lorraine Susan Seflng — Westfield, New Jersey; Alpha Gamma Delta, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary; Freshman Honors; Sigmc Tau Delta; Varsity Football Cheerleading, Co-Captain; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading, Captain; Brown and White. Eric Robert Seltz — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering. Edward W. Sengle — Cresco, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Delta Chi; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; ASME; LUV. James J. Shatz — Bayshore, New York; Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; AIIE. Felicia Monlque Sherbert — Fort Lee, New Jersey; Journalism International Relations; Sophomore Honors; Powderpuff Football; Brown and White, Assistant Sports Editor; WLVR, News Director; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Publicity Chairman for Dance Marathon. Thomas L. Shewell — Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Alpha Chi Rho, Pledge Master; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Vice Chairman; Varsity Swim Team. Martha Dodge Shoemaker — Muncy, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering; Newcomb Scholarship; IEEE. Peter C. Shouvlln — New Canaan, Connecticut; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President; Rugby Team, President, Captain. Kenneth Nell Shrlber — North Brunswick, New Jersey; Marketing. Minors — Government, Psychology; Omicron Delta Kappa; Dean ' s List; Market- ing Club, President; WLVR, Public Affairs Director; The Greeker, Ad Man- ager; Investments Club, Executive Director; Class of 1982, Executive Board Chairman; Residence Halls Council, Vice President. Neal Warren Slegel — Pleasantville, New York; Industrial Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi; AIIE; Ski Club; Hockey Club. Timothy Slegfrld — Nazareth, Pennsylvania; History. Joseph Gerard Slkora — Pottstown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; ASME; General Electric Undergraduate Research Internship. Anita Jane Singh — Westfield, New Jersey; International Relations; IR Club; Marketing Club; W.O.M.E.N.; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister. Thomas E. Slnton III — Upper Saddle River, New Jersey; International Relations; Alpha Sigma Phi; Forum; IM ' s. Mark Phillip Sltar — Trumbull, Connecticut; History; Sigma Chi, Chapter Editor, Faculty Relations; Vincent Pazzetti Memorial Scholarship; Varsity Football; ECAC All-Star. Mi Eric Schulz Jeffrey Schumacher Patricia Scott Steven Scribe James Shatz Felicia Sherbert Neal Siegel Tim Siegfried 236 James T. Schwar Steven R. Schwarz Joan Schwenk Peter Sciarrotta Robert J. Seaman Lorraine Sefing Eric Seitz Edward Sengle Thomas Shewell Martha Shoemaker Peter Shouvlin Kenneth Shriber Joseph Sikora Anita Singh Thomas Sinton I Mark Sitar 237 Steven Siwiec Susan Skrivanek Julian Sluyters Carol Smith Kevin Smith Lori Smith Peter Smith Michael A. Smuck Stephen Somkuti Margaret Spratt Mark Stabolepszy David Stafford Charles D. Steitz 238 David Sterman Gary K. Stern Matthew A. Sterner Douglas A. Smith Douglas F. Smith Carol B. Snyder Kerry D. Snyder I Harold A. Stamateris Richard J. Stead Steven F. Slwlec — Wading River, New York; Environmental Science and Resource Management; Alpha Sigma Phi, Social Chairman and Pledge Master; Dean ' s List; Geology Club, President; Scuba Club. Susan Sheryl Skrivanek — Chelmsford, Massachusetts; Finance; In- vestment Club; Pre-Law Society; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Julian Femand Sluyters — East Patchogue, New York; Accounting Finance; LUV, Tutoring; Gryphon Tutoring; Investment Fund. Carol Ann Smith — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Psychology; Psi Chi; Forum; Big Little Sisters. Douglas A. Smith — Westport, Connecticut; Architecture; Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman; Art And Architecture Society; Rugby; SAC Security. Douglas Forbes Smith — Wyomissing, Pennsylvania; Management; Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer; Alumni and Community Relations Chairman; Junior Varsity Baseball; WLVR; National Arthritis Foundation Walkathon Coordinator, 1980 and 1981. Kevin Smith — Westfield, New Jersey; Government; Delta Phi, House Manager; President, Pre-Law Society; Sailing Team. Lorl Ann Smith — Washington, New Jersey; Accounting; Delta Gamma, Social Chairman; Powderpuff Football. Peter Gregory Smith — Chatham. New Jersey; Industrial Engineering; Delta Upsilon, Rush Chairman; Varsity Football. Michael Andrew Smuck — Richmond, Virginia; Finance; Phi Kappa Theta, Executive Secretary; Rugby Club. Carol Beth Snyder — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Journalism; Le Com- pane; Brown and White. Kerry Dean Synder II — Cressona, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; National Merit Scholarship; Alpha Pi Mu Award; GM Scholar- ship; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE; LUV Daycare; RHC. Stephen G. Somkutl — Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Biology German; The German House, President; Freshman Honors; Omicron Delta Kappa; Ger- man Club; International Relations Club; Chamber Orchestra; Lehigh Quartet; International House Ensemble. Margaret Ann Spratt — West Hurley, New York; Industrial Engineering; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; Phi Eta Sigma; Volleyball. Mark Stabolepszy — Reading, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Fresh- man and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Honors Convocation; Chi Epsi- lon; ASCE; Junior Varsity Baseball; Big Brothers; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. David Lawrence Stafford, Jr. — River Vale, New Jersey; Accountin g; Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Treasurer, Steward; National Merit Scholar. Harold Anthony Stamateris — Florham Park, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi, Pledge Master, President; Pi Tau Sigma. Richard J. Stead — Willow Grove, Pennsylvania; Geophysics, Minors— Russian, Applied Mathematics, Astronomy; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; President Geology Club; Russian Club; American Geophysical Union; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; Sherman Fairchild Re- search Grant; Forum Research Grant; John F. Hardy Scholarship; Lehigh National Merit Scholarship. Charles D. Steltz — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman; Marketing Club. David Sterman — Marblehead, Massachusetts; History; Cross Country; Track. Gary Kahn Stem — Scarsdale, New York; Management; Sigma Alpha Mu, Intramural Manager; Dean ' s List; Brown ancT White Business Staff; Motor Vehicles Appeals Committee; SAC Security. Matthew A. Sterner — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Religious Studies Classics; Cycling Club; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. Robert Carl Steuer — Leonia, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; WLVE; IEEE. Kenneth Alexander Stevens — Jenkintown, Pennsylvania; Mechani- cal Engineering; ASME; IM Manager. Robert C. Steuer Kenneth A. Stevens 239 Timothy N. Stevenson — Marion, Ohio. Electrical Engineering; Fresh- man Honors; Intramural Manager; LCF. Andrew James Stewart — Horsham, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; Phi Kappa Theta, Social Chairman; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; AIIE. Robert Louis Stlvale — Verona, New Jersey; Mechanical Engineering; Brodhead, Social Chairman; Freshman Honors; Boxing Club. James F. St. John — Westfield, New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Dean ' s List; AlChE. Scott Edwin Stouffer— Biglerville. Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta. Richard Stuart Strauss — Harrington Park, New Jersey; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Hillel Society; Investment Club. Robert Wilson Streeter — Fanwood, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; SAC; Mustard Cheese; Ski Club. Harry Eric Stryker — Hicksville, New York; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Beta Alpha Psi. Nell C. Stublts — Lehighton. Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Minor — History; Freshman and Sophomore Honors. Nicholas Angelo Sudano — Pelham Manor, New York; Accounting; Sigma Chi, President, Social Chairman, Alumni Representative; Rugby Club; Greek Advisory Committee; Senior Class Executive Committee. Richard Superfine — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Engineering Physics; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma. David Allan Szablowskl — Reading, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Delta Upsilon, Pledge Master; Marketing Club; Varsity Football. Paul Tackowlak — Basking Ridge, New Jersey; Architecture; Sopho- more Honors; Dean ' s List; President, Art and Architecture Society. Vanessa Eileen Taliaferro — Browns Mills, New Jersey; Accounting; BSU; Admission Committee; LUV; Gospel Choir; Black Professional Women; Alternative Programming Committee. Klmberly A. Tanls — Augusta, New Jersey; Finance; ASA, Chairperson; SAC Hospitality Committee, Senior Gift Committee; Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper; Golden Heart of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mark Kenneth Torby — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Metallurgy; Zeta Psi; Metallurgy Society; Judo Club; Orchestra; IFC; SAC. Gerard Edward Tarzla — E. Brunswick, New Jersey; Chemical Engi- neering; Chi Psi, Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; Dean ' s List; Chi Psi Foundation Award; Scott Paper Company Award; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE, Treasurer; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Peter Scott Taschner — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engi- neering, Dean ' s List; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Lehigh Christian Fellow- ship. David Tavlanlnl — Nazareth, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; WLVR; Investors ' Club; Ultimate Frisbee Team. Eric Courtney Taylor — Millersville, Maryland; Biology; Phi Eta Sigma; Ski Club; Leigh Christian Fellowship. Mark Albert Taylor — London, England; Chemical Engineering; AlChE; Engineering College Representative; Forum; Chairman, Academic Reg- ulation and Discipline Committee. Robert Hoffman Taylor — New York , New York; Accounting; Alpha Chi Rho, Treasurer, Vice President; Trustee Scholarship; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List. John M. Tereflnko — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha, President, Social Chairman; ASME. Theodore Theodorls — Haddonfield, New Jersey; Chemistry. Timothy Stevenson Andrew J. Stewart Robert W. Streeter Harry E. Stryker Paul Tackowiak Vanessa E. Taliaferro 240 David Tavianini Eric C. Taylor Robert Stivale James F. St. John Scott E. Stouffer Richard S. Strauss Neil C. Stubitz Nicholas A. Sudano Richard Superfine David A. Szablowski • , • • K • • -  • • f •_ Kimberly A. Tanis Mark K. Tarby Gerard E. Tarzia Peter S. Taschner M A k Mark A. Taylor John M. Terefinko Theodore Theodoris 241 Bruce A. Thomas Michael S. Thompson Edward J. Tiemey Andrew G. Timmerman Thomas Torpey Richard Dennis Trimpi Richard H. Trost William Trost Edward Tulskie Karen A. Turoski Jeffrey H. Tyrrell Carol L. Updegrave Colin Kilrain Kevin Visbisky Jodi L Vogel James Vresics 242 Michael Tischbein Michael S. Torch Rosemary Tryhane Annette Tucholke Susan M. Van Craeynest Kathy S. Vanderwal Bruce A. Thomas — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; International Relations. Michael S. Thompson — Wilton. Connecticut; Chemical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi; Photographer, Alpha Phi Omega; AlChE; Emergency Ambulance Corps, Edward J. Tlemey — Jenkintown, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engi- neering. Andrew Grover Tlmmerman — Darien, Connecticut; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman, Contennal; ASME; Swim Team; Track Team. Michael Tischbein — Westfield, New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman; IFC, Vice President; IEEE; President of the Northeastern Inter-fraternity Council. Michael Scott Torch — Columbus, Ohio; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Chi, Social Chairman, Corresponding Secretary; Volleyball Club; Scuba Club. Thomas Torpey — Pomona, New York; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Alpha Beta Psi. Richard Dennis Trlmpl — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; Junior Varsity Soccer; Youth Soccer Coaching; Lehigh University Recycling. Richard Howard Trost — Stamford, Connecticut; Chemical Engi- neering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; AlChE; Water Polo; Swim Team Captain. William Trost — Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Phi Kappa Theta. Rosemary Iris Tryhane — Littleton, Colorado; Mechanical Engi- neering; Dean ' s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Secretary. Annette Tucholke — Old Bridge, New Jersey; Accounting. Edward Francis Tulskle — Springfield, Pennsylvania; Marketing; Beta Theta Pi, Social Chairman; Varsity Football; Marketing Club; IFC Social Committee. Karen Ann Turoskl — Edison, New Jersey; Industrial Engineering; AIIE, Secretary; SWE; Marching 97, Publicity Manager, Rank Leader. Jeffrey H. Tyrrell — Rumson, New Jersey; Industrial Engineering; Zeta Psi, House Manager. Carol Louise Updegrave — Reading, Pennsylvania; Architecture; Dean ' s List; Art and Architecture Society, Secretary; Orchestra; Choir; Ensemble. Susan Marie Van Craeynest — Oakland, New Jersey; Accounting Economics; Gamma Phi Beta, Recording Secretary, House Manager; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Women in Business; Fairchild- Martindale Student Associate. Kathy Sue Vanderwal — Bath, Pennsylvania; Environmental Sciences and Resource Management; International House; Dean ' s List; Foreign Language Study Scholarship; Phi Eta Sigma; Marching Band; Concert Band; Varsity Band; Percussion Ensemble. Colin Kllraln — Braintree, Massachusetts; Business, International Rela- tions; Sigma Chi; Wrestling; Captain. Kevin Vlsblsky — Reading, Pennsylvania; Metallurgy and Materials Engineering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Student Metallurgical Society; Lehigh Valley Chapter of American Society for Metals. Jodl Lynn Vogel — Montville, New Jersey; Biochemistry; ACS. James Vreslcs — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Metallurgy. Frank J. Vreslcs — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Government. Edward Thomas Wagner — River Vale, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha, President, Steward, Corresponding Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Cross Country; Track. Frank Vresics Edward T. Wagner 243 Leigh Hastings Walker— Plainfield, New Jersey; Economics; Trembley Part?, IM Manager; Little Sister, Beta Theta Pi; TJB Club. Christopher P. Wasko — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Civil Engineering; Alpha Lambda Omega, Intramural Manager; ASCE; Scuba Club. William K. Wasserman — West Hartford, Connecticut; International Relations; Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master; Jonathan Elkus Music Award; Jazz Ensemble, Assistant Director. Michael B. Weaver — Palmyra, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; AIIE. Richard McKaig Webb — Bethel Park, Pennsylvania; Finance; Chi Psi, President, HouseTvlanager, Assistant Rush Chairman; Investment Club; IFC; Greek Advisory Committee. Judith Ann Weer — Loudenville, New York; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Varsity Field Hockey; Lacrosse; Powderpuff Football. Roslyn Winifred Weldner — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Electrical Engineering; Brodhead, Intramural Manager; IEEE; SWE; Varsity Volley- ball; Karate Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Ski Club; Co-op with RCA. Eugene Walker Welsbrod, Jr. — Lopez, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; AlChE; Soccer, IM Manager; Karate Club; LUV. William Brlsbln Welch — Newton, Pennsylvania; Finance; Beta Theta Pi, Scholarship Chairman; IFC Social Committee. Scott Robert Weller — Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania; Computer Engi- neering; Phi Kappa Theta, President; Freshman Honors; FMA, Chairman. Theodore Jonathan Werth — Chevy Chase, Maryland; Electrical Engi- neering; Smiley, Secretary, Social Chairman; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; IEEE, Amateur Radio Society, Vice President, Treasurer. Scott L. Werthelmer— Purchase, New York; Finance; Sigma Alpha Mu; Dean ' s List, SAC; Brown and White, Business Staff. Amel Robert Wetzel, Jr. — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Government; Delta Upsilon; Alumni Secretary; IFC — Faculty Rel. Committee; Pre-Law Society. Michael Matthew Whalen — South Plainfield, New Jersey; History; Delta Tau Delta; Varsity Football; Boxing Club; Pre-Law Society. Laura Kathleen Wheeler — Whitehall, Pennsylvania; English; Gamma Phi Beta; Williams Scholarship; Sigma Tau Delta; LUV; Pre-Law Society. Mark Sternberg Wheeler — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Mechanical Engineering; ASME; Marching Band; Games Club; Sailing Club. Robert James Wherry III — Chalfont, Pennsylvania; Chemical Engi- neering; AlChE. Clifford Allen White — Dunwoody, Georgia; Accounting; Sigma Alpha Mu, Treasurer, Vice President; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Brown and White, Business Manager, Control- ler. Edward J. White — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Journalism; Dean ' s List- Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Williams Scholarship; Williams Prize for Interpretive Reporting; Junior Var- sity Baseball; Brown and White, Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor, Senior News Editor, News Editor, Associate Editor; Pre-Law Society; Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows Committee; Junior Class Executive Board; Senior Class Executive Board; Senior Class Gift Campaign Committee; Senior Class Formal Chairman. Donald J. Whiting, Jr. — Akron, New York; Management; Beta Theta Pi, President; Junior Varsity Football; IFC Judiciary Committee; LUV Big Brothers; IFC Social Committee. Thaddeus Everett Whyte III — Los Altos, California; Psychology, Minor — Business; Zeta Psi; Varsity Soccer; IFC; SAC; Senior Gift Campaign; LUMAC. Arthur Michael Wleboldt — Demarest, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. Steven Harris Wiener— Allentown, Pennsylvania; Biology; Sophomore Honors; Pre-professional Society (Medicine); Hillel Society. Robin Kim Wilde — Bernardsville, New Jersey; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta, Vice President; Marketing Club. Leigh H. Walker Christopher P. Wasko Roslyn W. Weidner mm f Eugene W. Weisbrod, Jr. Arnel R.Wetzel, Jr. Michael M. Whalen Edward J. White Donald J. Whiting, Jr. 244 William K. Wasserman Michael B. Weaver Richard M. Webb Judith A. Weer William B. Welch Scott R. Weller Theodore J. Werth Scott L. Wertheimer Laura K. Wheeler Mark S. Wheeler Robert J. Wherry I Clifford A. White Thaddeus E. Whyte I Arthur M. Wieboldt Steven H. Wiener Robin K. Wilde 245 k A Mark A. Williamson Frederick W. Wills Jennifer L.Wilson Helmut A. Wittreich John Jay Woloszynski Nina J. Wortzel Debbie Yee Edwin R. Wood Geraldine Woodberry Karen L. Woodruff John R. Wright, Jr. Kathryn L. Wright Kenneth J. Wright mt i B A V - Susan C. Yee Andrew H. Yeo Mark D. Yoder 246 Allen E. Wolf Timothy Wolfe Charles M. Woods Richard E. Woolbert Nancy J. Yaeger ■■■■■■HBH John R. Yeaton Mark A. Williamson — Emmaus, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, Vice President. Steward, B.C.; AIIE; Physics Society. Frederick Wagner Wills, Jr. — Interlaken, New Jersey; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Nu, Alumni Contact. Jennifer Lynn Wilson — Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania; Journalism Government; Williams Scholar; Dean ' s List; Sophomore Honors; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau Delta; Brown and White. Editorial Page Editor, Senior News Editor, Features Editor; Epitome; Undergraduate Consulta- tive Committee; Pre-Law Society. Helmut A. Wlttrelch — Oakland, New Jersey; Biochemistry; Kappa Al- pha, Second Vice President; Photography Club. Allen Edward Wolf —Cherry Hill, New Jersey; English Economics; Fresh- man and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Williams Prize; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Philosophy Club; Fairchild-Martindale Student As- sociate; Amaranth Editorial Board. Timothy Wolfe — Nazareth, Pennsylvania; Hannemann. John Jay Woloszynskl — Simsbury, Connecticut; Psychology, Minor — Law; Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; LUV, Project Head , Trea- surer, Central Board; Psychology Club; Alpha Phi Omega. Edwin Robert Wood — Fishkill, New York; Industrial Engineering. Geraldlne Woodberry — Corona. New York; Biology; LUV; Gospel Choir, Assistant Manager; BSU; Health Professions Society. Karen Lisa Woodruff — Voorhees, New Jersey; Accounting; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Nelson Leighton Bond Memorial Prize; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Marketing Club; Brodhead House, Programming Board. Charles Mitchell Woods — Atlanta, Georgia; Chemical Engineering; AlChE; Backgammon Club. Richard E. Woolbert — New Orleans, Louisiana; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, President; Dean ' s List. Nina Joy Wortzel — Westfield. New Jersey; Chemical Engineering; Al- pha Gamma Delta; Lehigh Orchestra; Moravian Orchestra; Panhellenic Council. John Ripley Wright, Jr. — Pelham Manor, New York; Chemical Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer; AlChE; Varsity Tennis. Kathryn L. Wright — Corning, New York; Finance; LUV, Transportation Director; Lehigh Orchestra, Concertmaster; RHC Kenneth John Wright — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Civil-Structural Engi- neering; Choir; Concert Band; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. Nancy J. Yaeger — Trenton. New Jersey; Psychology and Social Psy- chology, Minor — Philosophy; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; Track Club; Psychology Club, President; Lehigh Listening Line, Coordinator; LUV Project Board; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. John R. Yeaton — Wilmington, Delaware; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Phi. Debbie Yee — Verona, New Jersey; Metallurgy; Metallurgy Society; Karate Club. Susan C. Yee — Allentown. Pennsylvania; Marketing Finance; Delta Gamma; Freshman Honors; Powderpuff Football, President; RHC; IR Club; Marketing Club; Investment Club. Andrew Houston Yeo — New York, New York; Economics Mechanical Engineering; Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; RHC. Mark Douglas Yoder — West Chester, Pennsylvania; Industrial Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha Society, Treasurer; Trustee Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; AIIE; Brown and White. Robert Youngentob — Potomac. Maryland; Economics; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman; Photography Editor, Brown and White. Mary T. Zdrofcoff — Allentown, Pennsylvania; Finance Management; Freshman and Sophomore Honors; Dean ' s List; Varsity Basketball, Cap- tain; Women in Business. Robert Youngentob 247 Mary L. Zebrowski Gordon S. Ziegler I Mary L. Zebrowski — Moorestown, New Jersey; Metallurgy French; Metallurgy Society, Secretary; American Society for Metals. Gordon S. Ziegler III — Syosset, New York; Chemistry, Minor— Business; Trembley Park, President, Intramural Manager; ACS; Marketing Club; Ski Team, Secretary; RHC; Mustard and Cheese; Ski Club; Backgammon Club; GBSL Coach. Anne Frances Zimmer — Wantagh, New York; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; Women ' s Soccer Club. Eric Zuckerman — West Orange, New Jersey; Psychology; Sigma Al- pha Mu, Social Chairman; Brown and White Business Staff. Hugh Phillip Gortler — Livingston, New Jersey; Mechanical Engi- neering; Indoor Outdoor Track; weightlifting. Anne F. Zimmer Eric Zuckerman Hugh P. Gortler 248 The Eptiome. me Alumni Association and the Development Office also would like to acknowledge the remaining members of the senior class of 1982: Major In Architecture David S. Bahnick Thalia Divras Carl A Finer Donald H Mathesius Major In Biology Brian C Baker Lawrence S. Freedberg Vincent J Giuseffii III Herbert F, GretzKKIII Daniel G Hartman Sarah E Longson Susan E Salwen Stephanie A. Skumanich Major In Classical Civilization John Patrick Francisco Major In Economics Lewis Carmen Carr John A Erickson Kenneih E Fink David G Holva James J Lekachman Michael D. Schwartz Doreen F. Stabinsky Allen E. Wolf Major In Foreign Careers Lisa R Becker Major In German Andrea P Grimm Holly A O ' Connor Beverly A. Plutnick Jay A Yanovok Major In History Daniel D Cook Sachariah U Malpass Robert H Mills. Jr. Kevin R. Silva Michael M Whalen Major In International Relations Carl L. Levan Steven W Lifters Michael A Rosenberg James T Schwar Ma|or In Journalism George C. Andreassi Jeffrey L. Echenfield Stephanie A. Enea Edmond V Pendleton Major In Mathematics John A. Erickson John P. Francisco Major In Music John M Cole Major In Premedlcal Science Carl F. Hyder Larry J. Kaufman Julia E. Klees Anne E Kosco Kenneth F Longer Leslie J Lipka Alan I. Rosenblatt Lawrence J. Scharf Denise A. Verleur Major In Psychology Seth H. Apter Alvetta E Jackson Sarah E Longson Thaddues E Whyte III Major In Social Relations Raul Canabal Charles J Leach Major In Marketing and Studio Art Beth llene Fraikorn Major In Biology (Bachelor ot Science) Kevin J Forsyth Patrick D Hahn Eileen Marie Hancock Diane M Munno Joseph W Romano. Jr Major In Computing and Information Science Alfred E Castaldi Dawn L. Clarke Gregory E. Pickler Dennis B. Pierson Major In Environmental Sciences Chad P. Gubala Major In Geological Sciences Rita A. Daniels Arthur R Croucher II Major In Information and Communication Science James K Marx Major In Accounting Richard E Cipro John E DiFrisco Bradford L Donovan Patrick R Ford Cornelius W Graves III Nadine Caputo Haines Kathleen M Harrington Robert D Hefty Eric N Heinlm Douglas G Hock Dwayne A Houston David W Irwin Gary E. Jernee Elizabeth A. Johnson Phillip C McClain Mitchell D Miller Wendy M Moyer Robert C Riemiller III Edward T Schneider Gregory R Seward Carlo M. Sparagna David L Stafford. Jr Scott D. Worley Major In Economics Alan D Aboody Major In Finance Alan S.D Aboody David J. Bauer Richard J. Brennan Daniel W Butler Adrienne Giuffra Norman H Glidden Scott E Kadison Christopher W. Kratky Brett H Marvin Kerry B. McGill Stephen P Miloro Arthur F. Noll III James E Odell Jocelyn S. Overturf John R Peshkin Mark J Rizzetta Frost E. Schroedner Joan E Schwenk Ridgely P Walters Major In Management Patrick J. Brown David H. Dorrow Steven G. Ertel Lawrence S Frietag Joseph R Goldie L. Eric Gries John Cugasi Teri Edwards Betsy L. Farb Marie-Therese Mayer James M Meil Bachelor of Science In Biochemistry Ralph A Rivero Bachelor of Science In Chemical Engineering Beth A Boen Thomas G Campbell Lorraine S. Clack Drew M Everett Douglas C Fergusson Joseph M Feskanin Michael J Fucci Carmen A Gavriel Patrick J Garay Todd Donald Giorgio David L. Greenblatt Michael D. Hagan Thanh C. Hoang Robert L. Kirkwood Thomas W. Morris Steven C, Sam Neil C Stubits Everett J White Charles M Woods Bachelor of Science In Chemistry John W Benbow Angelo Alberto Camevale III William G. Kerr Jeffrey B Mandel Emil F Michelotti Bachelor of Science In Civil Engineering Anthony H.J Buchanan David A. Cautilli Stephen D. Cross Mark F. D ' Andrea Jeffrey M. Engle Edward J. Enright Douglas A. Guguino John B. Madary Craig C Messics Steven J. Peene Susan M Schadl Christopher P Wasko Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Richard C Horn Timothy X Mcdonnell William E Schiesser William Taboada Robert E. Voeks III Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engineering Michael M Anderson Peter A Andnch David S Bechtel Scott E Beck Robert J Blackburn Donald P. Crosby Gregory C Dinon David M Drumheller John R Ellis John R Falatyn Philip T. Farnum Stanley W Garbasz James C Hall Donald F. Hausman David A Hawk James K. Horst Paul A Hosier William R Hurley Rebecca A Johnson William F Lawton Frank R Libsch Daniel D. Long Nader Mohesenian Ibtassam Moussa Ronald S Nersesian Kha Dinh Nguyen William E O ' Mara James R. Pagnotti Gary J. Polodner Steven M Rosenberry Robert J. Ruoland Christopher P Vlachos Bachelor of Science in Engineering Mechanics Jay A. Swope Bachelor of Science In Engineering Physics Scott E. Beck Karen M. Bingaman Lee D. Clementi Francis C Spano Bachelor of Science In Fundamental Sciences Alexandra A Sagatti Bachelor ot Science in Industrial Engineering Robert D Barnes Anne M. Blackler David Lloyd Brown Douglas R Detwiller Scott M. Galler Scott B. Gibbs Daniel H. Gutt David T. Hirst Kerry D. Snyder Gary C. Sutcliffe Gregory W Thompson R James Twitchell Leslie S Wolfe Bachelor of Science In Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey B Aibel David W. Atherholt Jimmy J Baldwin Carlo E Barker Susan E. Blackson Craig M Boe John H Bower Peter W. Bracken Terry D Brown Eugene M. Curran Thomas L. Freda Anthony W Greener Robert A. Hegel Robert A. Hendricks Martin E Higgins Christopher J Holiday John M. Hricko Edward F Hurler Pamela S James Janet M. Jordan Gregory P Klidonas Richard A. Kotelnick Daniel G. Occorr Bruce R Rankin James W Sagerholm Christopher J Scheuing Edward W. Sengle Joseph G Sikora William C. Weltman III Arthur M. Wieboldt Richard F. Wood III Bachelor of Science In Metallurgy and Materials Engineering Cesidio V Barberis, Jr. Cornelius W Cornelssen III Douglas C Dean III John B Gilluly Bruce Kermit Klotz Tad E Landwegr Trudy Elsbeth Rippel Joseph Stockunas James J. Vresics 249 It usually goes something like this: James Michail Anderson — Birdsboro, Pennsyl- vania; Mechanical Engineering; Rus- sian Minor; Cultural Affairs Committee; Phi Eta Sigma; Rifle Team. That one brief description next to your yearbook ' s senior picture condenses four years into a sentence fragment. But for each one of us, the Lehigh experi- ence could fill a book — of successes, failures, friendships, memories of good times and times we ' d like to forget, from freshman to senior year. We ' ve come a long way since we first looked at the Lehigh yearbook as freshmen, not catching the inside jokes, flipping pages to find a familiar face or scene, checking out the fraternities and sororities, and looking with envy at the mugshots of self-assured ambitious, ma- ture-looking seniors. Well, now we are those seniors, and in spite of impressive job offers and bright futures for some of us, we realize that the self-assured look in the yearbook pic- tures is not confidence, but just one more skill we ' ve learned at Lehigh — the art of slinging it. Actually, the future was uncertain for most of us when we had those pictures taken. Many of us were being pre- screened from interviews, reflected from law schools, or were counting credits with our fingers crossed. But, like the se- niors from other years, we found we could pull off that self-confident success smile in the face of surrounding chaos for the mugshot. Just look at those grins. Our smiles were a little more uncertain that first hot and humid day when we unpacked our most beloved belong- ings in our rooms under the nosey eval- uating gaze of a soon-to-be-intimate stranger called your roommate. And you knew that person was thinking the same thing about you as he or she un- packed. What kind of album was that? Could it really have been Michael Jack- son, or Willie Nelson, Or Kiss? Then there was the wardrobe, offering clues to your roommate ' s athletic ability, rung on the social ladder, and even personality. For 250 instance, when one roommate re- moved his perfectly creased jeans from a plastic-covered dry cleaner ' s hanger, and the other uncrumpled his cords from the bottom of a Food Lane bag, it was bound to be a long year. Other identifying traits such as black- light posters, more than three stuffed animals in pastel colors (especially for guys), a picture of mom, a bong, cases of Tab or Coors or a box of Twinkies, were all noted and silently filed away for the first letter home. Differences diminished though, as we cemented friendships at classes, on the Hill, during intramurals, at Lindemnan, and probably most often, on the hall sharing horror stories of UC food over popcorn and pizza. Perhaps our smiles were dimmed a bit by the confusion and hassles of regis- tering, getting phones and I.D. and meal card pictures, and later, add dropping because Eco 1 was over- scheduled. And then we experienced Lehigh courses for the first time: the huge lec- tures where you could snore and not be heard above the joking and page- tuning; the small classes with reguired attendance and assigned seats, never scheduled after 9 A.M. and the seminars in which you were expected to spill your guts out to 15 people who looked ready to laugh in your face or discuss you with their friends over lunch. Soon the new became routine and the routine was discarded in favor of try- ing out some of the University ' s alterna- tives to academics; the famous Lehigh traditions of the Turkey Trot, Halloween parties, Lafayette Weekend, Spring Break, Greek Week and, of course, pub nights, happy hours, tequila sunrise par- ties, open parties ... If it seemed like most of the alternatives involved alco- hol, it was probably because most did. At least the popular ones, anyway. We learned that Lehigh was a beer-swilling jock school, as it would later be cate- gorized by the New York Times Selec- tive Guide to Colleges, and, fresh out of more restricted high school atmos- phere, not many freshman were com- plaining — yet. First semester, freshman men were wined and dined by Greeks during rush, but the wooing didn ' t last forever. Sec- ond semester the fun of pledging was painstakingly pointed out to them by upperclassman brothers. Meanwhile, freshman women were being invited to every fraternity ' s parties, as well as be- ing rushed and many then pledging, sororities. For all of us, it was a time of experimentation and maturing. When we made mistakes, people understood — after all, we were only freshman — and there was always a gryphon to help us stumble along. As we made friends and became part of the University community, we be- gan to add a unity and personality to the Class of ' 82. When we entered our sophomore year, many men and women were now Greek, and the rest were living on resi- dence halls of theirchoice (first, second, third, fourth) or off-campus. Intramurals got a little more competitive. So did classes. No more Intro to ... or Fresh- man English. We had gotten our aca- demic toes wet freshman year, and now we were plunging in. Some swam, some sunk, and most just managed to keep their heads above water. When we weren ' t gulping under the pressure, we were gulping beer — now at Many ' s, Your Mother ' s Bloomers, Fourth Street Sa- loon and Scarlet O ' Hara ' s in addition to the Hill. The fraternities were still our main source of entertainment, though. Other hangouts for the sophomore class included Linderland Library (other- wise known as the Zoo) and the snack- bar, which was renovated that year. It was during our sophomore year that John Steckbeck, the man who led us at the freshman rally to the chant of ' 82 We ' re true blue, were the best at Lehigh U, as he had led countless freshman rallies during his years as the University, passed away. Steck was an institution here, and his enthusiasm and love for Lehigh students are not soon forgotten. During our sophomore year we saw the completion of Brodhead House, a new high-rise dorm on the corner of E. immmm m T r: Morton and Vine streets, with all the latest conveniences including air condi- tioning and a cafeteria. It provided for an additional 200 students and helped unburden the existing over crowded res- idence halls. Even with the addition of Brodhead, by junior year many of us chose to move off-campus. The thrill of dorm living had worn off for those who still chose to live there, in spite of the beautiful new Pergola installed between McClintic- Marshall and Drinker dorms. It had po- tential, but no one quite figured out for what. The one party there was held in total darkness because lights were not installed. But, if nothing else, it was a conversation piece. Other conversation pieces installed on campus were the three Rings, that Ballentine Beer-like structure between Mart and Maginnes Hall, and Stroke , a metal sculpture resembling a ship 253 waitresses at Friendly ' s or as local life- guards to get some Hands-on experi- ence. We had become practical (maybe worried is the word) and started to look beyond our college days to the big bad future that loomed ahead. Our playfulness returned in the fall, as people decided to squeeze every last bit of good times out of our final year. Nostalgia had set in. But when we re- turned from our too real summer jobs, we found still regulations slapped on us — the result of last year ' s out of hand Greek Week. No one was pleased to hear that Greek Week had been abol- ished. The administration also placed severe restrictions on pub nights, happy hours, and had limited open parties per house to three each semester. In addi- tion, Delta Tau Delta ' s charter was re- voked for four years, and the house was turned into a residence hall. Many students were bitter, but some members of the class had gotten tired of the typical open beer parties by that time anyway, and looked forward to a more programmed, varied social life which did not revolve around the fra- ternities. Campus groups, funded generously from the University, made an effort to fill the gap the fraternity parties left, but, perhaps because of its newness, atten- dance was poor at first. Although we got off on a bad foot and many of the seniors were upset with the way the new social regulations were handed down with little student input, as the semester progressed, things went smoothly and complaints subsided. The rules were relaxed a bit, allowing four open parties for the semester and rein- moored in front of Maginnes. Both pieces were donated by Phil and Muriel Berman, who were also the ones who brought us the steel trees in Saucon Val- ley and the Frito in a Cage or whatever it ' s called outside Chandler-Ulmann. Their donations have been met with reactions ranging from appreciation to disgust. But they do stimulate conversation. Junior year was marked by some hard work, for some of us the last we ' d really do here. Engineers especially worked dil- igently to secure good summer jobs in their field, and business and even arts majors gave up their vacation stints as 254 stating Greek Week, minus the alcohol- dependent events. That year marked the tenth anniver- sary of coeducation at Lehigh and a week-long celebration in the fall helped the guys remember how lucky they were to have us. The University also promoted a flowering of the arts at Lehigh, and backed it up with arts festival, a diverse spring Festival, and other University- funded activities which helped vary the social life. Seniors were now roaming all over South Bethlehem, for housing, drinking, and, for the first time, for shopping at three new businesses. Opening that year were the New Street Bridgeworks, the Ann Ar Book Shop, and Touch of Class card and gift shop — all three part of the South Side Revitalization efforts. In addition, new sidewalks with benches and attract ive brick patterns livened up the South Side considerably. On campus, some major changes were being made. University President Deming Lewis retired, effective in June, and his replacement was named: Peter Likins, a provost at Columbia University. Also retiring were Preston Parr, dean for student affairs, and Joseph McFadden, professor of journalism and a campus institution. McFadden ' s Law of the Press class, affectionately called Jokes 122, was taken at one time or another by al- most everyone by the time they were members of the senior class. Some high points that year were the addition of a fourth sorority, Delta Gamma, which initiated women from every class, including a large number of seniors; a Lehigh research project which was conducted in space on the U.S. space shuttle which was launched in March; and major and vastly improving renovations to Grace Lounge. As we had our senior pictures taken, signed up for our interviews, chose graduate schools, and searched for jobs, we left the University on a threshold. With a new president, and several new administrators, a flowering of the arts effort, a new set of social regula- tions, and a new sorority, Lehigh is changing quickly. But the Lehigh we made and now leave behind, for better or for worse, will remain in our memories as real as any- thing the University becomes in the fu- ture. by Barbara Robertson 255 WINERS AND DINERS AT THE SENIOR DINNER DANCE 256 257 258 if wrt 259 GRADUATION 260 261 262 263 264 265 I LIVING m CM Q o CO Q Row 1 : M. Krauss, E. Rothenheber, B. Applegate, J. Overturi, B. Chedester, K. MeKinnery; Row 2: K. Friedland, J. Idenden, D. Rebollo, A. Zarouni, J. Denofrio, M. Richter, D. Miller, S. Sam, M. Smith; Row 3: D. Villwork, S. White, T. Morris, S. Lewis, E. Breninger, F. Ballew, T. Johnson Row 1: e. Allston, A. Yoeg, N. Mohserian, S. Cohen, C. Lecoz, A. Yue; Row 2: J. Boher, A. Grigsen, R. Fletcher, D. Barrat, P. Domissos, K. Shelly; Row 3: P. Gallogher, T. Knott, P. Rutkowski, J. Schieck, L Harold, M. Bisecher 268 Row 1 : C. Fricker, B.B. Bantor, B. Plutn ch, J. Rosenfeld, K. Smith, D. Bechtel; Row 2: K. Launell, K. VanTyne, M. Mangino; Row 3: K. Foster, S. Elich, S. Kress, D. Tavianini, BHMF Spieker, F. Libsch, M. Lucas, K. Wright, J. Defiore Q O 269 DRAVO A 2 DRAVO C 2 Row 1 : C. McAdam, C. Maugle, K. Beroinio; Row 2: MA. Czarcinski, M. Krashes, C. Power; Row 3: C. Wiebel, S. Bartow; Row 4: H. Cepeda, L. Galloway, J. Gretz, J. Bailey Row 1 : M. Dulcey, S. Moise; Row 2: H. Cohen, D. Didden, B. A. Miner, S. Siuciak and Catsi; Row 3: N. Bausmith, K. Kave, J. Demarco, D. Markgan, C. Mitros, A. Church. 270 DRINKER A Row 1 : R. Bell; Row 2: K. Ponerantz, A. Lexa, B. Parente, S. Reale; Row 3: M. Decruccio, T. Chance, M. Strizelecki; Row 4: B. O ' Connell, J. McLean; Missing: P. Gabler, R. Gold, D. Parker, T. Brennan DRINKER B Row 1 : L Sykes, V. Russo, M. Hunt; Row 2: B. Pollack, L Messina, J. Davies, K. Jackson, S. Kramer; Row 3: C. Salwen, K. Karr; Row 4: M. Underwood, E. Litvin, S. Wolfe, L Buchingham, D. Ressler 271 JRINKER B 4 Row 1 : N. Liu, A. Plisek, J. Deinbler. M. Ruxh, J. Filardo, C. Johnson; Row 2: P. Thoden, K. Gormley, S. Evans, S. Flum; Row 3: T. DeWingaerde, C. Meyer, D. Hans, B, Hugick, B. Ghndlay, M. Nebes, S. Kyfe EMERY Row 1 : A. Friedman, J. Weiss, D. Sowers, A. Gotzis, L Paparone, J. Uebesman, M. Sidhi, M. Rielly, P. Mongobin, L. Landi, S. Mann, J. Griesing, J. Roth, S. Fitz, G. Brenner, L Mitchell, B. Bathews, K. Thodes, F. Barey; Row 4: B. Moore, S. Salami, M. Kakos, S.A. Parrish, S. Stanton, J. Dauthwaite, M. Flynn, J. Vaney, G. Kecik, L Scharr, C. Bender, K. Fuller, L Norris, M. Stamm, K. Weyand, D. Rovner, E. Dawe, P. Hartzler. 272 DRAVO D 2 Row 1 : D. Tress, B. Stieritz, B. Foster, B. Sinkovitz, B. Hogan, Mascot Assassin ; Row 2: C. Young, C. Davis, D. Liss, B. Nalcyk, S. Levine, E. Ladden, P. Langan HILL HOUSE 273 M MA2 Row 1 : A. Drummey, F. Redner, D. Gordon, C. Stakosch, S. Perual, C. Beisser, C. Cullerton, D. Paul, A. Regan; Row 2: S. Garitta, C. Cassidy, I. Math, C. King, S. Meyers, B. Humpheeys, M. Small, M. Salzman; Row 3: D. Warkomshki, H. Bender, S. Dillon, E. Lanius, J. Werner, J. Buckley, C. Buttafuoco M MA3 274 vZZLn ? nLl r C Z ' S ' a ' uM artm -k Pla ? K - Wensde ' M. Coulter; Row 2: J. Williams. J. Kay, T. Kilcullen, P. Zielinsky, D. Rfw!nn i Anl? ' u e u er ' w M T e: , Row 3: M - Se ' re - C ' Pott5 ' M - Skillman; Row 4: M. McFadden. L London, E. Bernet, E. Rawson, J. Anderson, N. Named, L. Leuders, L Strause, S. Puschak, M. Pannic, S. Schreibman, R. Convino M MB3 Row 1 : S. McDonnell, L. Chan, L. Ballester, B. Edwards, J. Conrow, L Head, C. Kemble, D. Chicklo; Row 2: J. McPherson C Cronm, K. Hahn, V. Walsh, N. Castillo, L Sales, N. Krauter, M. Mochel, L Vanderlaag; Row 3: B. Solt, B. Segal, K. Knight, P. Milan, L Schmalz, C.J. Thompson, B. Winokur, L Kramer, M. Tomsho, Ft. Turosey, D. Crandall; Row 4: S. Wean, K. Wigh PALMER Row 1 : J. Davis, C. Weeks; Row 2: M. Hoffman, E. Ludwig, K. Peacock, P. Frohling, L Naden, L Godfarb, S. Strausbaugh, C. Paccicco, V. Soranno, N. Burke, C. Hanson; Row 3: N. Cicetti, M. Drapeau, D. Johnson, D. Jones, L Miller, S. Coursen, K. Kgnar, T. Goodwin, C. Ponte, B. Peters, L Miller, D. Bradel, A. Weinstien; Row 4: V. Schneider, S. Nerson, B. Juarrero, M. Diss, S. Stiengorn, L Broder, L. Seward, M. Serafin, S. Lesmez, P. Undberg, B. Campbell, K. Hofflinger, D.S. Kladias, A. Howey. 275 CO I Q Of X o e. Doyle, J. Sih, L Damian, S. Haalley. D. Arutt; Row 2: A. Saitta, M. Mastras, A. Runkle, T. Schriver, M. Gouker, M Gerencher S Weber, M. Freeman; Row 3: A. Kirleis, P. Roskos, K. Otto, W. Whitford; Row 4: K. Keimig, C. Relies. M. Clement P Haley Row 5- S. Trichina, V. Henchell, L. Burns, P. Bolland, K. Stien; Row 6: Yan Han, P. Grossman CO I CO Q O 276 P. Pietrucha, S. Lederer, J. Post, R. Cocci, M. Fishstien, G. Rogers, A. Pangilinan, A. Clmenares; Row 2, M. Mondro, M. Greenberg, T. Whelan, M. Stegers, B. Kuzmak, A. Caplan, B. Woww; Row 3: R. Engdahl, R. Johnson, A. Olney, T. Lolsch, A. Benn, H. Hovms, N. Keiser, D. Atkinson, L Goldenberg, J. Dane, T. Nail; Missing: Merv G. H. Puskar, A. Hole, P. Melinis, S. Gentile, T. Lotti SMILEY D. Brown, D. Hefty, M. Ratte, C. Botart, E. Herdlin, K. Wunch, B. Gtoldsmith, T. Ursinik; Row 2: C. Dombosky, L Duffy, T. Werth, P. Bumla, C. Guiccinee, J. Lee, G. Brotsker, M. Demai, P. Dura, S. Kurtz; Row 3: T. Youngt, Adrejo, R. Sturart, J. Robertson, T. Labarbiera, E. Koehler, D. Yarnerell; Row 4: L Loeb, P. Geheis, D. Wekley 277 THORNBURG Row 1 : A. Astreau, T. Capobianco, C. Healy, B. Mueller, A. Hohman, C. Kolby, R. Haddad, L Paulis; Row 2: L Harris, D. Chong, J. Kim, K. Lynagh, D. Barctis, D. Formalk, M. Dempsey, M. D. Kryer, T. Melchiardo, D. Gold 278 It r 3 Br 3 J tl j ■■■ «w ■ -■■■ W ■■■■■■ WV ■ W ' VIB HMi I ?| ■■Wfl 1 HZ ? E t fffHi ' Mti ' -Saw Sfc-«-«-W . te iM - 1 ' L v SHn H W M 1 HB. H - III jPs- SHE 4§Ki ' IflL - 1 I HHr 1 1 v l i  • UE M i r ■ r P I BJ Hj MTHl MlMLHl Mt- ' iK-l B ' flB: H 1 ' 4 Si 1m 1 aj I I Pli vm   P 3 HE. IBT ' IB K- ' flP ' l ' i 1 iH M ' ASS v-tn fJ 1 III TILL 1 ■kr vt ell H ■r GR UKT jNJ tHESt- 11 ! II 1 HHHL.  I - ' Bi- s 5k J a . - ' JK l 1 il t 4 ' jp- « ,i fi wfc Rjp y - %p|] | II 1 ■ nSw H |B jB ' Tr ! ip B QWBii RH 11, Apartment 2 How do we spend $3875 legally? . . . whatever you want, just as long as I get the receipts . . . truck? what truck? all I see is a van ... I want my mommy! . . . nice fence . . . that sod will never last . . . waPbit season . . . Mutt Geoff . . . your wife called . . . MARK!! . . . I ' ll work for McDonald ' s (Pizza Hut?) . . . BYE-BYE . . . Apt. 45 cocktails — we ' re havin ' a party! . . . clams and Molson on the beach . . . where ' s Bob? . . . hey, Chuck, why is the flag at half mast?. . . Joe ' s doing laundry . . . it must be spring . . .Christ- mas in September . . . turkeys drown in the rain . . . hot dogs again? ... is the Kahlua ripe yet? . . . Manda gets her desserts- blueberries, that is . . . you lose big buckwheat . . . mud wrestling . . . cause we ' re having such a good time . . . he ' s everywhere! He ' s everywhere! . . . we ' ll hang out ' til 7:00 and then we ' ll start work . . . Frank and the sunshine patriot . . . yogi! . . . you guys, what am I going to wear tonight? . . . two blondes and a some- thing else. . .I ' m so hot for her and she ' s so cold. . .who ' s baking cookies this week?. . . Houstonize me . . . whadya get, a dozen? . . . Studio 35-Barry G., Garry D., Charlie B., and Orange from the East . . . rock on! . . .100 cans of beer on the wall . . . Hooooooo! . . . hello maintenance . . . Cowadunga! . . . life begins after Le- high. . .really weird. . . remember Warren Square C. . , .hip hop . . . Gorgeous, Jack, Sex Maniac, and Hot-Cold , . . how about a midnight run?. . .Coffee, tea, or soda?. . .let ' s get together for a study break?. . .there ' s someone at the window. . . he ' s mr. heat Miser . . . snowbound? ... he lives in a ranch, right? . . . Cindi Gail know it ' s do or die, sweetheart ... do you want to part of that desk over there? . . . don ' t you want me baby? . . . mystery lover . . . wow! reality, man . . . 240 forever . . . life is ambiguous . . . aren ' t we sneaky! . . . paspipe . . . Michael Anthony a million dollars, tax free ... Mr. Leslie . . . twice your length . . . what? . . . have some sense . . . phace . . . whiz Pits . . . T.F.W. . . . chaz . . . kissy face . . . cheap beer in cans . . . fussy . . . SCHOOL ' S OUT. . . Anne Kanavy, Anne Marcantognini, Beth Margeson, Caro l Mattson 279 WARREN SQUARE C Row 1 : K. Allen, L Bennett, P. Smink, J. Zwicl, C. Mohr, E. Shantz WILLIAMS 280 Row 1 ■ J Neporent, M. Reel, H. Sucuara, S. Anino, S. Hall, M. Lee; Row 2: K. Leighton, K. Sharko, J. Roth, B. Gallis. V. Mazzie, B. Millard, T. Costello, T. Hunter, T. Walters, E. Alter, N. Schicktanze, R. Garcia, M. Nagy, D. Grube, S. Kleppinger; Row 3: R. Dickerson, S. Mrkowich, B. Kroon, J. Rafter, L. Jones, J. Wetzer, W. Sterward, S. Powell, J. Crump, P. Brewer, B. Rathbun, R. Milisits, R. Huis 281 OFF-CAMPUS LIVING THE OTHER ALTERNATIVE by Andy Lehren Most travels through Lehigh begin on the dormatory tracks, first boarded on a sticky August day filled with the angst of whether your roommate is normal or from New Jersey. After meeting the Gry- phon and going through all the social fopas attached to freshman year, a choice must be made on the next year ' s living arrangement: Do I stay a dorm dweller? Do I hop on the Greek mainline? Or do I enter that great un- known of off-campus living? Some find that a social dorm is a con- tradiction in terms, or that life in a frater- nity or sorority should be left to those who are true Greeks at heart. Choosing life in South Bethlehem, though, includes more involvement. Seek roommates who take showers, but take them leav- ing plenty of hot water for you. Find a landlord who repairs problems before the lease expires. Keep the heating bill below triple didgets per person. And fe- male students consider if the neighbor- hood is shady only from the way the sun strikes the buildings at mid-day during tanning season. Somewhere around 500 students en- ter those buildings per year. Ah, free- dom. Ah, the peace and quiet. Ah, the chance to wake up and not see Lehigh. Ah, the homeyness, Ah, the rent check? The toilet doesn ' t flush? The phone has been disconnected? Don ' t any of your roommates have a vaccum cleaner! Off-campus living involves all of these things, and their resolution hinges on the student ' s self-determination. After all, off-campus is the existentialism of uni- versity living. There are no Gryphons, no R.A. ' s or house presidents, and someone has to buy the toilet paper (I got the last three rolls from Linderman last week. It ' s your turn!). With the responsiPilities of off-campus living to shirk off, there is also time to en- joy the detatchment and the indepen- dence that comes with living in a place you can truly call your own. Until it gets messy that is. Then you can call it your landlord ' s. Nothing is as nebulous as the land- lord, who you visit only to get your secu- rity deposit back, (along with two big guys named Rocky and Guido, if you ' re smart.] Mr. Landlord is the guy whose 282 voice you hear only on an answering machine. He ' s the man you mail the rent check to, along with a repair list he can throw out. But it ' s home, and to be serious, a good time for those who try it. You real- ize that those people you once referred to as townies are actually neighbors who smile, wave, and wish you luck on exams. The hominess and independence override most problems and when it ' s all over, you miss your home away from home. You miss the neighbors you wished you knew better. You miss the way you had to jiggle the key to open the front door. Sure there are sacrifices involved in the move off-campus — no- body delivers the Brown and White to your door. But you ' ve lived in a place you can truly call home, even if last nights ' keg party did make your kitchen smell like a Molson Brewery. It ' s those memories you take with you, along with those memories of studying under a bare General Electric bulb waiting for the water half-filling a tin pot to boil be- cause there ' s more maxwell house to drink before the bulb can be honorably discharged and you can go to sleep in your own bed and dream in a neighbor- hood you call your own, that make the move worth while. 283 THE SHANTY P. Mistretta, B. Bruenning, J. Vanston, D. Lawrence, S. Flocker, F. Scioscia I to v M 155! ! ! ' .zzv 112 E 4th STREET , « 318 E 4th STREET Row 1 : (top) R. Cialino, L. Depatto, J. Gallo; Row 2: (bottom) J. McClay, G. Thompson, R. Puhala 285 RED MANSION Make Quota . . . Boy this place is a mess . . . popcorn . . . Michelle ' s in Philadelphia . . . Tyrone, please use the side door . . . Oops sorry I boned ya . . . Halloween . . . Mushrooms in the bathroom. . . yers this is Sue, whose Mom?. . .no shoes no bwlts, ... the dead are playing off campus . . . defrost the fridge Howard . . . TONSLUX . . . wa run . . . GH game . . . Dynasty ... the Lights ' on upstairs ... the rat .. . crook store . . . Secret Santas ... Be a good gorl- don ' t let the boys touch you ... the burr ... we need stables . . . what time are you showering? Ill ma- jor leakage. . . ohh, what smells? The supremes, the Dead . . . Weddings . . . acrobatics . . . does anyone need the bathroom for the next 15 min- utes . . . the chair count down ... tip caper . . . sprint ... ice cream dinners . . . cttitude adjust- ment . . . I ' m, taking my eyes out . . . Eve, Your socks don ' t match . . . Rejection- Flush letters . . . April fools . . . who got the flowers . . . Susie likes sailing and Eve likes jogging? ... I can see my breath . . . matching underwear . . . Babycakes . . . Anchors a away ... I slept on the floor . . . can I have a zip . . . Cecil Webster . . . French tickler? Soccer hotline ... the MANSIONETTES . . . what ' s new and exciting . . . pop . . . Eve ' s amazing sports knowledge . . . Who ' s going to management. . .the slick ones be random. . .a hoops disappointment — I can ' t find it any- where ... Fat Wally . . . Still waiting for Sue . . . Just makemine a hamburger . . . there ' s a senior class formal? . . . running out of gas ... I think the ice cream palace is reopening . . . does this smell bad to you ... I took 15% of his earned income ... the Bridgeworks . . . Left to right: Dee Ann North, Susie Jaffe, Laura Penrod, Michele Filon, Susan Fischel, Eve Bandler 286 THE LEHIGH POLO CLUB 23 WEST MORTON STREET Lance, the wonder puppy . . . M-1 . . . A signature fragerance for the self confident man of today . . . she sees her mark . . . she moves in . . . 29! . . . Are you into food? ... I like women who like my car. . . Wanna see my room? . . . Wanna a backruP? . . .I did that last night? . . . and you let me? . . . Room for rent . . . M-2 . . . real men don ' t eat quiche . . . The Epitome of Plagerism . . . Freaky Rickspield . . . Black and White Party . . .complication. . . see you in the a.m. . . . Snooty never comes back anymore . . . wanna see my room? . . . wanna backrub? . . . Does Duane really exist? . . . Gurgle, the sudden tan girl . . . how did I get that bruise on my ass? . . . Turguoise piggies . . .wouldn ' t it be funny if we got robbed? . . . Kayakers have wet dreams and their doc- tors prescribe interesting remedies . . . Velcro tennis shoes ... A toast to the neighbors who purr . . . Mashish . . . Piggy doesn ' t push . . . It ' s me, how many other people do you think live here? ... I need a lysh for my Brickface . . . mainlining mums . . . the kitchen table: structurally, architecturally, and gymnastically dy- namic. . . Grey Flannel . . .Warren. . .what this place needs is a comb and a blow dryer . . . who ' s toothbrush is this? ... I don ' t trust you ... I bet you say that to all the girls . . . nice shorts . . . sweaty bodies . . .whatdidyoudotogetthatjob?. . .Hi Toots — Eat shit! . . . Barry, knock first . . preppy punk . . . The god of . . . scam man. . .Sure, come on in, have a seat, drink our booze. . . black and white and black and blue . . . P.S. Piggie, it pays to push . . . The Go-Gos . . . Have a nice life. 287 288 291 292 DELTA GAMMA CARWASH CLOWN CLASS CAVORTS ON CAMPUS 294 THE ROYAL LIECHTENSTIEN CIRCUS A LEHIGH TRADITION 295 HOW DOES AN ENGINEER SPEND HIS FREE TIME? PAYING QUARTER TRIBUTES TO THE COMPUTER GOD 296 ■r. -:.t £ ■ THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES CONTINUES IFC PANHEL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT i 297 Aa -  -v, ►, ' .S w I 4 IP s. . fc: .-♦ f 1 - s ' 3B 1 1 |a . 1 K ,1 « ' li k I f ' ' ■ ■Bl H 5 p 4 Uv - - ■ JLX ■ . i f ii ■ ' V: .i 1 i 1 k - ALPHA CHI RHO — You wanna know why — Oriental Express — McNanny — Pie for Henderson — Buddy McPhetry — Hose hound — needed it — The chicken for Mascot — Bad-nymph — William H. Henderson jr. — Fierce — Soitanly — The Resisters or oil wrestling — Firp or Wasty 6.0 — D.A. in the library? — Not . . . but an incredible simulation — Ubanghi bottom — Got it, Thank you. — Sig Pi Saturday ... 196 Nips — Texas Crows abound — Tini ' s in Rags Room — speech to convince — Dave 2. cook — What are you claiming? — Don Ho ' s couch stinks — Where ' s Hank ' s boots? — Koslow rides again again — Jowliette — Wanna whole lotta glove — show porch cocktails — Library cocktails — miss shape - The Old School — Trains 3 sock wardrobe — The Lounge — You ' re chattin ' — wheatina — playing through — McVie — your parole came through — where ' s the stereo? Where ' s Delpo? — Malachi — sunrise cocktails again! — why, national? — skinny, President of IAC — She ' s at the Sigma Chi formal — McBrill esg. — what ' s that noise? — It ' s in the hole — Omar the tent-maker — Sig Ep sportswear — who sold the last keg? — Skinny ' s birthday — It ' s raining in the cold dorm — Move over, Eng — French connection — Coogene, it ' s a state of mind — Neck — Pugsly great band you got there — Sean sands — Male Neil get a job — Old man — Tiger of the Pacific — Traditional cold dorm tonight . rs , Y r ij ,; T ,s ;■ ,J y ,.s y y y AJ ■ Did you ever sit and ponder as you walk along the strand That life ' s a bitter battle at the best, And if you only knew it and would lend a helping hand, Then every man could meet the final test. For the world is but a stage my friend, And life is but a game. And how you play is all that matters in the end. But whether a man is right or wrong, A woman gets the blame, And your mother is your dog ' s best friend. Then up came mighty Casey, And strode up to the bat, And Sheridan was 50 miles away. For it takes a heap of lovin ' to make a home like that, On the road to where the flying fishes play. — Groucho Marx ALPHA EPSILON PI Dave, how late is Food Lane open? . . . Cocoa ... TV room rules ... He walks again by night . . . One under each wheel . . . Holistically pure and ecologically sound . . . Ph red . . . Housewarming party ... Do little sisters cound? . . .What time mode are you in?. . .Always remember and never forget. . .Firebugs. . . Bronk . . .They speak well of you . . . Whatever happened to Karen Valentime? . . . What? A closed party weekend? Does anybody know where the closed parties are?. . .Ebenezer. . . The world ' s a stage; we ' re unrehearsed . . . Popcornial action? . . . I ain ' t no bleep-ing stonewall . . . snarf . . . CILL MAH LANDLO ' . . . Rod got sucked into the Zone . . . Jose ... I beg to differ . . . Diplomacy . . . Stop the world, I want to get off . . . Garfield ... Be serious . . . Am I supposed to be counting? . . . Come, get your dinner . . . Kinks . . . Why, she ' s no fun, she fell right over . . . Hoongadoonga, Hoongadoonga, Hoongadoonga, Hoongadoonga, and McCormick . . . Grrrowl ... If it kicks, kick back . . . Which brother likes ketchup with his ceilings? . . . Did we quit when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? . . . It ' s a different kind of flying altogether . . . Hope for the best, expect the worst . . . Finally lost it, and kicked the keg . . . Thanks for sharing; thanks for caring . . . Starfynd . . . True, indeed ... I want to go out for lunch . . . Don ' t be sorry, be smart . . . But, but, but . . . Ed . . . Off-campus; Heaven hinged to the Hill . . . You ' ve changes, you ' ve changed, your place in this world. . .How big is the flag?. . .The spiral dork???. . .What ' s all this brouhaha. . .Good luck to the class of ' 82 from Bobo, Jester, Lord High, JET, Phillll, Roy Boy, Jake, Gorb, Woody, Barr, Sutsy, Two-Sheds, Jasper, Gl Joe, Chris, Benjy, Evan, Jack, Adam, Gary, Bob, Mark, Mike, James, and Scott, not to mention Neil and Dave. U I. I IIIIR ■ ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Ya Ya Bird Rat . . . BD Hay Ride . . . Take off, you hoser . . . Great White North Great White South . . . Landshark attack . . . American Sarcasm 101 .. . Tremen- dously Terrific 22 . . . Camp Akiba Retreat . . . Trish and Pam ' s bathing suits . . . Buff Cards . . . IM Football Champs . . . Alpha Doom . . . How I love those Alpha Gams so deep, deep — so down, down in my heart — woooo! . . . Semi-formal Cocktails . . . Our Garden . . . Fogelberg road trip . . . Balloon selling . . . Heaven Hell . . . Monopoly, Wit Class . . . One singular sensation . . . Bill ' s back . . . Senioritis ... old but not moldy . . . The Compiler ' s Kaput . . . Arlene Freak ... 7 large orders of french fries . . . DT ' s Strawberry Daiquiris . . . Arlene ' s grandmother ' s cookies . . . Buster ' s engaged!! . . . Who ' s got the longest list? . . . Senior Squirrel Couples. . . Grace Mostly Partier . . . Denise sings Proper and Prim but reads a different story . . . Doughnuts at the Annex . . . Hummers . . . Stacka- bles. . .Beer in the soda machine. . .Did anyone check the mail?. . .Composite redecorated. . .Lock in. . .Who ' s the fairest of them all?. . . Refrigerator Men . . . Honeys for your bunny . . . April Fool ' s jokes . . . Florida ' s great — but it ' s better in the Bahamas . . . Rick Springfield Concert . . . Have your assignments come in yet? . . . Suzie and Lori — Marathon Women . . . Internal Revenue Day ... 4th St. Saloon and Debi ' s Bday ... I lost my heart on exit 160 . . . Totally random . . . Pistol Pete, the Polar Bear . . . Queer bait! . . . House crawl . . . Zombies . . . Reenie — how many days straight? . . . Homemake kahlua . . . FAME . . . Patti R ' s wedding bells . . . Phantom Roommates . . . Alpha Gam IM — 1 again . . . Debi w a chest? Stacie in purple? Cheryl ' s a chair? LP Angela the dancing bar stools? ... I ' m sooo psyched! . . . Year of the Candlelighting . . . December grads . . . Lisa, Lori and Leona . . . Good luck Class of 82 — Dr. Reenie, Ms. Debi, Nina, Patti Winfield, Lt. Sue H., Lt. Sue K„ Lt. LP, and Dr. Jodi. ALPHA PHI 1 I Fidel and her Phi Delt . . . S S Sonia . . . Santa Claus gets arrested , . . Plan a Tan . . . Michelle with a box of Ritz . . . Sheree the limbo queen . . . You wench . . . Louis and Louise . . . The Phi Delt Luav . . . Miss Mimi . . . Meredith marries a Kapa Sig — Betsy and Patty go to St. Luke ' s . . . June — April Fools! . . . Lucille ' s Showroom . . . Q.P. . . . S.T.P. . . . M.P. ... 4 flat tires and a broken windshield . . . Our favorite — Richie ' s Boys . . . Tracy — When does your flight leave? . . . Sigma Eta Eta! — Don ' t forget your Q-tip. . .Yeckety. . .Sony — The Bahama mama. . . A seven-foot barra- cuda . . . Hey, Randee, can I borrow your car tonight? . . . Someone has been givein all ourtoiletpaperto their boyfriend. . . And when I find your peanut butter . . .Katie — stop hitting L.P. and pick on someone your own size . . . June Perrine — Are those really yours? . . . Composite Ransome Note — Thank you, 4th Street . . . Here we come, stumbling down the hill ... .. .Tales and Thumper training. . .Happy memories of Mel ' s pinning party and chicken legs . . .Like barf me out — Gag me with a spoon ! . . . Looney Tune, Mad Dog, Little Dipper, Valligator, Mellon, Hans . . . Lee- Lee, Sher-bear . . . You ' ll seee the place to beee is Alpha Pheee . . . Cans? Hazing Us??? ... Sit and be pooned . . . Merangue w Red and sons . . . Will anyone ever break in the loft? . . . Has anyone seen ATR ' s composite? ... Eat me ... My name is Alice May Beale . . . Are you on schedule? — Let ' s sweat together. . .Hey, Kath — Road trip to NYC?! . . . But, officer, I am an executive officer of A . . . MK — What fire alarm? ... Hi, I ' m Merry Christmas! . . . Load, whale wad and cow bod . . . Grummian . . . Yi-ta-ta-da yi-ta-ta-da . . . Skeevy . . . Mmm, I might like you better . . . Random . . . It ' s all relative . . . White Death ... No fun! . . . Betsy! But I always wear shorts . . . Which schmuck? . . . Playing with minds can be fun! . . . Use them, abuse them, and make them feel cheap! . . . Mom, Dad and the kids . . . Help me spock . . . There is still a dozen left . . . Lee — if you don ' t like your job, you can always come back and be A ' s beautician . . . Lee — who picked up who at the V- Day party?!. . .Don ' t you want me?. . .My car was hit by a flying keg!. . . I ' m really fine . . . Mrs. Lesslie and the 72 kids . . . When you say fluff-fluff- fluff-fluff . . . Fred and Tonic . . . Earth Pig, I really don ' t agree . . . Cradle robbers — Nina, M.K., J.L., Lee-Lee, Merri, Val, Ellen, Kathleen, Randee Mellon, Mad . . . When the lights go out, Saitta plays matchmaker ... I don ' t want to talk about it. Why do you keep asking me? ... A night for lifeguards — and blackouts . . . Human factor! . . . Sony of my ownie! . . . Randee — Parking your car in the smags bus. . .Huhhhl. . .KB + MBF — Is the weekend over already? . . . Senior schizophrenia . . . The interna- tional vomit symbol. . .Sights we ' ll never see. . . Kim M. being loyal. . . Nina w o a stereo or a smile . . . M.B. Cooleen as a humble pledge . . . Mimi w o barretts . . . Ann not fighting at the Ivy Ball . . . June graduating ... KB w.o the mac . . . Seniors w jobs . . . Total pick rooming . . . Maryel- len, wear an outfit for less than 3 days . . . Trish not Poy crazy . . . Michelle at a social function . . . Jackie not having an after formal slump ... KB and MBF not at KE . . . Hanson fat . . . Rebar at a meeting . . . McCahan not bitching . . . Valerie w o an alligator ... A winning IM ' s . . . Randee w o purple and black two-toned nail polish . . . Best of luck to our seniors — Lee-Lee, Dipper, Juney-Tune, Yackety, MB, Michelle, Fidel, Mere, Lisa, Alicia, Julie, KB, and Sue ALPHA SIGMA PHI Roof Crew, (Schmally style) . . . Now I didn ' t do that, did I do that? I don ' t remember . . . Klecko . . . Niholes is the party machine . . . Steve, thanks for lunch . . . The Kutchka Couch . . . This is so important . . . Stuuuuuu . . . Who do you think really runs this house? . . . take off ... I think . . . Trip- ping with the ' Iron Claw . . . Budweiser with a G T chaser . . . HL . . . puppy chow ... Si Rose Hollingworth Morse . . . the flags are funny ... I went to the party with you . . . You two, come with me . . . Tree . . . N.B.A. . . . (ties and belts only) . . . wine and sleaze . . . Your are very right . . . You smug sonofabitch ... I could just scream . . . Bobby Sands . . . JP Striker ... The ballard of R3-D3 and Darth Vader . . . Pud Club . . . which is nice . . . Molestein — the first NBA pledge member . . . Yammamoto . . . losers club . . . Nights at the Round Table. . . R3-D3 ' s miraculous recovery . . . Florida Trip . . . Aaaaaaah . . . She ' s very, aaaaaah, attractive . . . Tuna Coloda — a meal in a glass! X Bone . . . What time is it at Lehigh? . . . How can you fit so much air into one head?. . . Hey FiFi! . . . If Niholes is having a good time — I ' m not . . . cut the good buddy shit . . . Holiday Inn-Dravo South . . . P ' s birthday swim . . . Steve walks home wet . . . Going live on WKIL . . . hey Mickey . . . Son of a Bootch . . . Next time Mr. Buecy, it ' s Torpedo zero . . . Quit playing games, Sherman . . . Marty Martee, Oh- Oh . . . Jim and Kabo ' s strange carpet burns . . . swapping spit with a pinch in your mouth . . . Roy Vague . . . Bob Unreal . . . Nick Clueless . . . burrheads . . . ungeeee . . . Gore, Bob ' s imaginary play-friend . . . Hey Wortzel! ... If you guys didn ' t spend so much time abusing me, maybe you ' d have jobs by now . . . Please disregard Steve ' s last announcement ... He breeds abuse ... Mr. and Mrs. Healy, I am not drunk ... let me see the milk, then . . . who will be the first pledge to cry . . . Si ' en . . . spit the marbles out . . . What ' s the tit on the ceiling for. irWI IV-1 11 .LYin 11 ml ■ 1 1 ltfl i j jS ft S | It- ' K In I v n I •y ■■■ V ;, $ 11 • §•  fi ii B dS ' 7 ' nfl J J r ' Sn f iin F J till ra I 1 . J ti .. -.. ,. ALPHA TAU OMEGA Tubby, you fat shit . . . Naked Monsters . . . It ' s not good . . . What, are you crazy? . . . The Rat . . . Wombo ... I think it ' s time we teach them a little bit of a lesson . Whisper Bitch ... No Hazing . . . Because it ' s wrong . . . Yea, right . . . Nice try . Where ' s Todd? . . . Magilla . . . Showtime . . . What, do you want to live in the pond? ... The Loft Monster . . . Oh, you . . . E-Z! . . . Arrowhead . . . HAH! . Ooooh, Hahvey . . . Pinky . . . Nunya . . . Shauva . . . Smooth . . . V 2 . . . Brother Wadd . . . Rudy . . . This is the one . . . Stretch . . . Wretched . . . Betsy Pack . . Werewolf ' s of Hawk ' s Room . . . Lou! . . . Man in the boat overboard . . . It ' s O-V-E R . . . Night-putting . . . Mitch Cumsteen . . . Turtlin ' with Bip . . . Rusty Stub . . Storytime with Uncle Bill . . . It ' s good to be the King . . . Nice Roch . . . Zeus! — The End- BETA THETA PI We ' re gonna go Hawaiian . . . Pugs naps — Deaner doesn ' t . . . Get the box from the warheads . . . We ' re smoking with drugs now . . . We ' ll kick and give you the wind . . . We still need a fire hydrant on the radiator . . . Gary wakes wak up for protection ... Is the switch on? . . . Kitten Quotes . . . Frank ' s magic velour shirt strikes again . . . How did Mitch ' s sister get blonde hair blue eyes — the milkman? . . . It ' s gonna be a hard hat tonight . . . The pub is open again — There are no survivors . . . Wak B. Teddy still want to split black oak . . . Katmar — Mr. Beta . . . Fuzzy ' s an incoherent drunk . . . Bob who? . . . Lob Jobber — Get a real job . . . Chester the Molester the Late Night Groping . . . How ' s she like the mirror, Gummy? . . . Keith puts Laurie to bed goes on the prowl . . . Deaner ' s door is locked again Jim is nowhere to be found ... I ' m only the luggage . . . The Kershmar School of Driving . . . She ' s a bad Mam- mer-Jammer. . .Womf. . .Pissin ' intheWind. . .Who ' s the hothead now? . . .Throw the flag. . .The mating dance the pugs hustle. . .Three years Ideal minimal grief— What does it get me?. . . Mikey is the purist guy in the house?. . .Why does Mikey have buck teeth?. . . Warren-Beta ' s own Roman Polanski . . . Chester ' s dad is up the river . . . F.T.S. . . .Wanna go to the mall? ... Is there a downstairs? . . . Pugs averages 99.5 — when bowling . . . Dice til dawn . . . Chesco, how ' s lent going? . . . Biggs has stock in ATT . . . Sr. Pledge Burt . . . Pullen only cums to use the room . . . Aneiro talks — Tulskidoes. . .B.J. strike out king — but not in baseball . . . Frank clears the room, Pugs clears the hall, Drisc. clears the house . . . The Doktor is only a weekday resident . . . Mikey likes them double breasted . . . DJW has a rare commodity . . . The Koctor stirs the pot . . . The Great Domino Car Heist . . . B.L. moves in, Kopper moves out. Peacock, Quicksdraw, Pugsly, Chesco, Bruce, D-NA, Mikey, Warren, Steve, Booty, Moo-Moo, Victim, Samson, Wak, Wad, Dubin, Yamms, Doktor, Sharky, B.L., Malewhore, Gummy, Kat- mar, Jennings, Chester, Enema, Flakey, Keats, Donnie ( Ma- rie], Teddy, Fuzzy, Pull-It, Brownie, Burty, Lobcock, Biggs. ■ w 1 UNIONBANK — u 5 CHI PHI Tt Richie ' s Boys — We don ' t ask for experience, we give it! . . . The death coil . . . Luwy, He earned it . . . Sa Sa Sa . . . Hey Garadi, pay your phone bill . . . Ev-head, sick dog . . . The McCann school of driving . . . Carols Towne Pub — Where ' s Bradshaw . . . Moo-A- Mar (slim) . . . Hey chief — How many shots to a cat? . . . Wake up Chip, the salesman is here . . . Scotty rolls home from Gabba Phi — $3000 . . . The Jew Canoe — Nice lights . . . Lori ' s wet spot at the bar . . . Dickie Lickie gets raped — finally . . . Hey Chip — Incest is best . . . The Rust McCann cedar closet Motel . . . Gunn finally takes a shower ... at Gabba Phi . . . Mr. Goodwrench screws the mean machine . . . Tommy ' s lovelight turns amber. . . The dynamic duo-Webby and Schupp . . . Honest officer, we own this triangle . . .Alpha Phi: Boom Boom Out Go The Lights! I. . .Chief — get a real mustache. . JeffK: The executioner . . . Chief: Good Morning Oliver . . . Pete Bayer goes Federal Express . . . Mike stops Caroling . . . Pete NF C . . . Prince Valiant likes to play with his dolly . . . Goofy, whats a lavalier? . . . Ronny who? . . . Ross bags the books . . . Charlie Rag II . . . Remember boys, the customer always comes first . . . Hey Dick, use reverse and jam it into the garage ... Is Mike Hunt here? . . . T.F. Kaiser . . . The Ghetto Cruiser . . . Bag the Hooters, Catch the Phi-ver . . . Clumpa, Clumpa, Clumpa . . . Andy, what ' s your name? ... I didn ' t know Jonesy took Sarah to the formal ... He didn ' t ... I hope Q knows how to wrestle . . . Lukinda, make me dinner . . . Paul and Dick join Saucon Valley CC . . . Anybody catch a buzz this weekend ... Is anyone graduating? . . . Anybody seen my tallywhacker? . . . Our kill-a-watt program graduates. . . Mountain dances with a girl . . . and its not his sister . . . Who ' s sister is Scott with this weekend . . . 85 the walking trivia machine. . . V-man traces the missing link. . .The Lodge bids farewell to Ev Head, Sabe, Tombee, Thurston, Chief, Dickie Lickie, Gerry, Freegas, Chip, And Weby. CHI PSI DELTA CHI o«£ Hey, fellas — (Thanks for everything, Gene) ... A boy and his dog (K.F.) . . . Who splits and who spreads — Sut and E . . . Jaeger turns Japanese . . . Norm — a slim 195? . . . Elmo — gawkmaster . . . Whippet mountians . . . Purple bug juice — green what? . . . Darts, where do the buffalo roam? . . . Rudy ' s festering 81% . . . Buzzard, Sparrow, Duck . . . Bill Keith, A man without a language . . . J.J. draws blood . . . Mary — You lush! . . . Zen sex (J.C.) . . . Shipwreck; A captain always goes down with his ship . . . Torque ' s E.S. D. collection . . . Ken, what ' s that wet spot? . . . Joe Bag O ' Donuts — Charlie Team. . . Public speaker P. N. — uh, okay?. . . For a cook she doesn ' t have a bad (CD.) . . . E, lost in space . . . W.W.W. washing off the evidence. . . Bulemia Festival . . .BadCraziness! . . . The vacuum . . . Slyman — The mortician . . . H, what ' s under your toga? . . . Head on a post and bucket on a porch — Slack, Sluggo, and Books . . . Chuck goes to Burma (with a crowd) . . . G.O.M.P. . . . M.T., scatologist at large. . . R.F. — The best housemanager D.X. ever had!. . . Umbach, hornorary little sister chairman . . . S.F.O. Luminary? . . . T.L. — Who ' s next? . . . Beamer, Dayglo, Lid, Funk . . . Champagne in a waste- basket— a classy move? . . . Tucker the D.M.F.. . . Kisses Corner . . .Tails on — the sponge . . . Al, asleep on the job in the 3rd stall . . . Tony, phone . . . Buzz, channel scan . . . DELTA GAMMA Flog . . . carwash got shipwrecked . . . Baldie, Delts or Beta? . . . very Witte when it comes to pigs and blue . . . Penrod ' s 50c action . . . spontaneous Friday kegs at 459 . . . Post-taco party with Debbie and Target . . . Derby Day — Bert ' s Babes, Mai Tais, Shepard ' s Leopards, Ace ' s Wild, Golfies Funnelers . . . Was I speeding officer? . . . Pitt All-Americans on 1-95 . . . Breaker 19 for M-TARGET . . . Harry, Larry and Cliff . . . No, you were swerv- ing . . . Caravelle Refugees . . . Would someone in this room please open their eyes . . . Back and forth to Gettysburg and back and forth again ... 3 flat tires . . . The Guatamala kid . . . getting high on Helium . . . Wow, U-turns on the turnpike? . . . Pee Wee B clears the window . . . hospitality at Gettysburg . . . the kinky 22 . . . Lani, your ' re so nowhere! . . . N Lim holding up the bar. . . two big white whales . . . Doin ' the Sun Yee dance. . . fine china at the pledge formal . . . Mustache men at Winstons . . . husband swapping: Ham and Pee Wee B and Billy and Tar- get . . . Pee Wee B goes mud wrestling . . . Bed: cute but non functional . . . Thanks to the advisors . . . Seniors signing off: Flatch, Target, Lynne, Debbie, Jow, Teri, P.R., PWB, Elaine, N Lim, Wow, Oriole, Leslie B., S.Y. DELTA PHI I Is this for real or what! ! I . . . Rugby Queen . . . That was a real Ralph- H-Ramal. . .Biddy. . .Keg Ass. . Junior Member. . . Igloo Bustin ' . . . Easy. . .Woody. . . The Fat Table . . .Moto. . . Turkey Shoot . . .Pro— . . . I ' m Bigggg !!! . . . Fuckin ' Dooouche . . . She begged me! Scrotum . . . Fuck that shit ... The B.F. Song . . . Your mom Deichorn . . . You ' re going down! . . . Get a life style . . . Zippy Zuchinni . . . Blow Fish ... The Eraser . . . When it ' s hog callin ' time RALPH-A-RAMA . . . Evidently . . . Joe . . . Disco-Tek ... FA = Tec She needs an overflow through ... Me and my mom . . . Just singing a song . . . The Drain . . . Keg-butt . . . Buffalo-butt ... Mr. Pectorial . . . Jello-head ... No one listens to me anyway . . . CRP ... I ' m back . . .CRP. . . Camilo, I ' m seeing colors . . .Pre-game!. . .Mr. Cookie . . . What a bloody night mare? . . . Where ' s Pete? . . . Pinhead . . . Stupic C . . . Ahh-lleenn . . . Anita, Anita who? . . . Petus Bracken . . . Harris ' Hanestylists . . . Monday — Starting the weekend . . . SS-Up . . . Hack-Hoops. . .WoodrowT. . . Let ' s get juiced I . . .Not guilty!. . .I ' m going on a diet ... I ' m BIG .. . CWSB . . . Good hang time . . . And you last name . . . That ' s my flavor . . . Club Spanky . . . Who ' s with the potwasher?  ••«? ' ' i . fV fcv r var , ATREAT B EVE RAO E S t  7 -f.. .. % 3 ' V 1867 DELTA SIGMA PHI We at Delta Upsilon are one of the few fraternities at Lehigh to live in a true atmosphere of diversity. DU brothers are involved in many different activities on campus and all of them excel in some facet of campus life. Many DU brothers are involved with the Lehigh football program. Several brothers have earned East Coast Conference honors while performing for the squad and each year many DU brothers earn varsity letters while performing for the Engineers. DU brothers are also active in varsity lacrosse, track, baseball, and basketball as well. Many DU brothers are involved in such campus activities as the Scuba Club, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Photography Club, the Student Activities Council (where DU ' s are actively involved in the arranging and promoting of lectures and concerts), the Marketing Club, the Rugby Club, the Boxing Club, the Student Investment Club, and the Brown and White. The brothers at DU are also active in scholarship. Three brothers placed on the Dean ' s List last semester as Delta Upsilon was the most improved house on the hill. We moved from 31st to 15th academically. Delta Upsilon is also active in faculty and alumni relations. This past semester DU sponsored a Finance Career Night at the chapter house where faculty members, students, and approximately 20 business professionals discussed career oppor- tunities over cocktails. This past April DU hosted outgoing Lehigh President Deming Lewis for a testimonial in his honor. Dr. Lewis (who is a DU brother out of Harvard) was presented with a plaque honoring his 18 years of service to the university. DU is also known for it ' s social calendar. This past April the house held its annual Semi-Formal and over 35 couples attended the affair which included a live band. The annual Beach Party was a great success this year as DU topped off its social calendar with one of the biggest parties of the year. Fraternally, The Brothers of Delta Upsilon DELTA UPSILON GAMMA PHI BETA Notorious 19 minus 4 plus 2 Friends plus 1 from Gamma Beta say the Roast was rare but now we ' re really cooking . . . The Pin RANKS over the necklace . . . The Milkman is thrust off the BOEHM . . . She doesn ' t MYRON going to the Jon to make the blue JAY . . . When the BELL rings, the horns SHAW do grow ... Dr. Iggy practices internal medi- cine . . . She flavors her meat with HERBs ... I NEVER get drunk — I NEVER blu STU . . . TC has a CHIP on his shoulder ... She nurses her BURNS in a Landau in Florida ... A shadow MARKs her spot . . . FRANKLY, she doesn ' t want her Quarterback. . .Sprinkling the willies before a GARRISH event ... On a washing machine-a?! . . . From bells to burps none too soon. . . It ' s teatime on the lifeguard chair. . . FIJI ' S should be bugfree . . . Zing-zing, beep-beep . . . The Center of her attention is RUSTY . . . She ' s tHANKful Pablo cruised in for one more time . . . Get your Attitude Adjusted! . . . The smoke alarm wakes us in the AM . . . Get a life style! . . . The executive wing reings always . . . Oooh . . . Mags pray to the LORDY . . . Amy gets her PHIL at Kappa Sig . . . KJ gets the signal when George hands out . . . Michele gets her Delt SCOTT free . . . Cynthia misses Andy ' s hot ROD . . . Betsy B. has no desire for Mark ' s oPINion . . . Stewbob gets a charge from the BROOKS . . . Beth cashes in her pin for a BUCK . . . Susy takes Rick to Block . . . Marcy ' s NoBLE in the rain without Robbie . . . Elaine ' s waistecoatfits well . . . Sandy ' s co-pilot in Gary ' s cockpit . . . Saint Sue Ellen, do you want to RONdez-vous at 9 AM? . . . Marshall loves Wendy ' s french fries ... Lori likes her VO straight up . . . Rena Go-Go ' s at Sigma Chi . . . Suzanne trains her men to be Taylor fit . . . AK saves the lettuce harvest from the FLOOD . . . There ' s no poop on Shoop, but what ' s the scoop at FIJI?. . . Seibs, how many crushes to you Kerry? . . . Toastie experiements with 3 Young Boys . . . Marian T ' s off at The Button. . .Patty plays the roommate switch at Sigma Chi Psi. . . while Holly feels GRANDy about kissing Charlie, but what ' s Ryan ' s hope? . . . Shauna ' s a broad guppying lager beer . . . She B. ' s tight DIMs for Lou . . . Shelley makes DEAN ' s list as a punk rocker . . . KJ and Shoopie move out of the house but not out of our hearts . . . We ' ll always remember the laughs back at the Ranch . . . RUSH . . . Roaring Twenties — Don ' t forget the Gamma Phi hand- shake . . . around and around and around! t p • - KAPPA ALPHA - How ' s it going, eh? . . . She ' s hot and . . . The 165 pound gram . . . Ed ' s gonna freak! . . . Black hole . . . Finch is back . . . Again . . . George goes red . . . Funnels . . . Whippits . . . Poor N.P., looking for a kiss . . . Duke drops his soap . . . Walk-in tailgates . . . Mung woman . . . Wymanizer . . . She wants it . . . What do you mean, oi, oi, oi? What do you mean, tits? . . . Hell bent for cowhide . . . Bird doggin ' . . . How ' bout that Klein . . . Geno ' s mother . . . Well, Dad and I ... 4 out of 5 CE ' s . . . Flash for the cash . . . GOD 4- KAPS O . . . Fuzzy ' s following . . . John Boy and Lou Girl . . . Frisbee after dinner . . . Sput Boy . . . Howdy neighbor, I ' m Dana Ross . . . Era- serhead . . . Gloryboy . . . Groverwitzfinerstein . . . Scoops? . . . V.K. financing . . . Bumpahstickahs . . . This is a tit . . . and this is an E.E. . . . Geno does it again ... 13 stitches . . . LCCC pledge . . . Guin- ness Hall of Fame . . . Seymour at Becky ' s . . . Blowing bottles . . . SuzyC. . .Pink steel. . . Bird ' s baglady. . Jeff fills his shoes. . .Tree of life break . . . Price lives on . . . Stones wallpaper . . . Wanton destruction ... 6 arrests, no convictions . . . Blow in the washing machine. . . Eskimos 1. . .The Clash. . .Azoidus. . .O.T.T., . .5 year club graduates . . . Just friends . . . Tag team blowing . . . How about some ice cream, little girl ... For sure! L4 I l ■9 -=2 . - i- KAPPA SIGMA Middlemen and the sidewinders . . . Lordy hunts the white whale but Grog harpoons her . . .Ham who ' s the bigger slut. . .SADB. . .Steven Alan Russel: 1978-1982 Friend of many, Lover of none . . . Michael J. Bertuch: Friend of none, Lover of none . . . Frito searches for a rain- coat to cure Manik depression . . . Emo lubes up for the puppy . . . Dunny falls for one of Jerry ' s kids . . . Stainwoman, Piglet, Stinky, Stanky, Chowoman, Casper, Gaper, Betsy Wetsy, Homesteader, Parrot, Tish the Landfish . . . Sophomore class is a bunch of weanies . . . Ceremonial gas: king of kink . . . Myron finds a monkey to peel his banana . . . Wretched red one ... Phi Kap still sucks . . . Moonie gets a mouthful from cumback woman . . .Didyougetuhhh?. . .12 out of 22 graduating . . . The edge-man ' s been eating non-kosher clams . . . Phiiiillll . . . Harley, does Jamie like cherry cheesecake . . . Brad has a sister fetish . . . Sandy has to choke up on Smooth ' s bat . . . Rusty ' s barking up the wrong tree . . . Kulesza ' s proof that Indians buck Fuffalos . . . After 4 years Noble ' s finally a sophomore . . . It ' s 12:05 where ' s Gordy . . . McGill reloads and shoots for the torpedoes . . . Sorry Milich, Herbie ' s found a new roommate . . . Barge ass and Large ass . . . R.P. really does like fish lips . . . Stacey ' s thighs . . . are bigger than Lordy ' s . . . Ted — we all agree with what Herbies going to say . . . Peter perfect has a perfect peter . . . Multicolored rainbow roach . . . Moses parts the Red Sea-Chapter 2 . . . Start me up! . . . 1982 I.M. Softball Champs . . . Who is the friend of the Gopher . . . Henzy goes for a late night rack at Hooterville . . . How tall is the structure. . .Boxing champs for 4 years. . .Zeke,doessheuhhhlikea bunny . . . Little Joey home high rise . . . Fegs . . . Ray, Cheese, Shawn, Blinky, Herman, Lace, Charlie, Chico, Belleview, C.B.D. ... 8 14 82 the first to go . . . Ski trip . . . Bago . . . BA-HA-MA-MA-MA . . . Why do we have to hide . . . Smelly feat Boys Choir . . . Posty, Sal, Ranks, Mollsky, better late than never ... Oh well Smycky . . . Haas Hole . . . Whitey — the seventh clueless wonder of the world . . . It ' s been a great four years see you in West Virginia . . . Harley, Ham, Smoth, Mac, Rusty, Herbie, R.P., CD., Frito, Milich-a-dick, Myron, High Rise, Storrs, Gill, Wally, Foul Gar, Nobes, Lordy, Whitey, Touche, Coop, And Haas. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA The girl at Lauffers likes Goodie . . . Rosy and Per replace Edith and Stool ... Bar christening ... No Benetz glasses ... No goalpost ... No fun. . .Results of the cookie sale — 40 kids went to the circus and never returned . . . Give us a buck an we won ' t destroy your house . . . Some insurance . . . Giggles . . . IMs . . . Awesome swimmers . . . Get a real lifestyle . . . Everyone ' s married . . . Thai food? . . . M M A-3 . . . The Triplets on maneuvers . . . Williams . . . Throwing corn costs you five . . . Throwing corn costs you your life . . . Damn Glad to Suck Your Face Award . . . Larfin . . . Buzzer gets buzzered . . . Don ' t spar with Harriet . . . Pucman wounds. . .This is the phone booth where we make our phone calls . . , What ' s the MCI number? . . . Hotel Party is a rush function? . . . Who wants to wait Frid ay dinner so I can get trashed heavily? ... Pi Lam had a great band party . . . JQ and Mems Jello-hole the kitchen . . . Chopper shirts . . . Lar is selling his junker . . . Bern buys a right-there machine ... Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde effect ... Ed B. can fix tickets . . . So he ' s in ... No more manicotti ... He helped me with my laundry . . . He ' s in too . . . Sunflower seeds . . . Domino ' s is right there . . . Here ' s a condensed version of Sean ' s report . . . Spanky Octopus . . . One game? . . . Thees guy, I know heem well . . . Snake says . . . Trigger . . . Piggins . . . Strip mining . . . Where ' s Perl . . . Gnawing a carcass . . . Gryphon losers . . . White Rose, starring SCR Jackson . . . Too bad, it wasn ' t one of OUR cars. . .Varsity sports. . .Where ' s the damn B W. . . Petouche ... G the luge run . . . King D learns to kiss trees . . . Drink for those who can ' t . . . It ' s not just another chance to get f ' d up . . . JQS, ESQ, A.M. B. A.. . .Buy a razor. . .Thornburg gets our house manager. . . Blow it out your ass . . . 31 -word Zoom . . . Greg and his bike — lost again . . . Ray and Judy on ice, that ' s nice . . . Eddie, grow up . . . Chem E god strikes it rich . . . Chem E now I.E. ... No more J.A.s . . . Ralph and Jay!? ... He said rag, not fag . . . Maggot ' s maid duty is declared a state health hazard . . . Third floor head will soon be one . . . Got a job yet? . . . Skiing . . . Tightjeans and Tightass . . . Debtors names will be posted and mommies will be told . . . Oh No! . . . High Snarf says he ' ll make a deal . . . Has anyone seen a white football helmet? . . , What about locks on doors? . . . Brad ' s been getting pum- melled for it since freshman year. . .GoodafterNOON,Dr.Sprague. . . Good afterNOON, Rich. . .TIMG again. . .Thanks to all those who got pinned . . . Brad says if you ' re worried, it will all be over in 30 seconds . . . Fire violations yield hot meeting, while Mrs. T ' s ass is on the line . . . Bushy breaks housebill record . . . It ' s all the senior ' s fault ... We just went to be loved. . .AM giants. . .Oh,Braaad. . .MTV disciples follow JC . . . Jungle love and borrowed vines . . . It ' s been real. 1 : R H B . r i - ••. 1 A . ■ W J M; uii L ' ' C£9E r i - 4 - I iX ' PHI DELTA THETA Kansis Tails . . . Mike ' s cornflake walk . . . Chris owes a keg . . . Honker ' s a stanker . . . Hogmaster Earl . . . Nastair, Uglair . . . Brad who? . . . 3rd. floor has crabs . . . Earl ' s a bag . . . Drich disappears for17 hours ... Did you ball that thing? . . . Wuth ... Del got stung, eh? . . . The Lugnut . . . Skip, Scoop, Spout, Smiley, Savage, Snake, Sarge, and Sully . . . It ' s the F ' in cops! . . . Hey Holva . . . Where ' s my honey?. . . Bill ' s evening stroll atthe Crotch. . . Where ' s Moore? . . . Fatboy . . . Jimmy B ' s fingerpainting . . . Svage ' s nipples . . . Painful dives . . . Hedges . . . Cliff diving . . . Fredman gets a date . . . VBF . . . Ishan . . . Megahead . . . Beezer, Bozo, Barney, Bwuce . . . The jap seat . . . The Skitter . . . The Myrt ' s move in . . . The lunch list . . . Beezer ' s phonebooth urinal . . . The good doctor . . . ADC . . . Sarge ' s trainride . . . Smitty ' s gut . . . Hey, little girl, have you ever seen a naked man? . . . Nice T, Kid . . . Nice A, Tips . . . Funnels are up . . . Fly makes friends at Gettysburg . . . McSorley ' s . . . Trainwrect, Scabs, Donkey dongs, and Dog balls . . . Barney has one sock on . . . Nipplus Erectus . . . Pablo . . . Clint goes to Rutgers . . . The Dane Stain . . . Believe it or not, the officers do have power . . . The Hulk ... Is Jeff Aibel? . . . Beezer perks up late at night . . . ' % ' •- % — « r- . ■LjflWfU S 1 - IPv Mm A w r Ji : PHI GAMMA DELTA Ballface! . . . Club Pink Pussy Cat . . . You Ain ' t Seen Nothin ' Yet . . . The General . . . 4077th Squirrel Destroyers ... Big Balls . . . Mouse That Roared . . . Caveman . . . Divothead . . . Runaround Sue . . . Dingbat . . . Don ' t Call Me Dat! . . . Vinnie . . . Don ' t Piss Me Off! . . . Yo Subitneyi . . . Juice No! . . . Knute ' sCold Dorm Puke ... Big P 27.2 . . . Don ' t Cal Me Duma ... No Eating On The Sun Porch Woolley! . . . Mackenzie . . Ding . . . Pee Pee . . . NYU . . . 42nd St. . . . Fiji Medicine . . . BP Day . . No Laughing! . . . You Think That ' s Funny?.-. Mad Scoring Machine . . Cooke . . . 3.85 — Brooke Shields — $16000 — Bull ! . . . Bunk Beds. . .Fire of 82. . . Rubino ' s Clark Bar. . .2E ' sDoo. . .Rufus. . .Yuk8 . Those Mountains! . . . Brunsky! . . . Keller Isn ' t Dry! . . . Dogface . . . Ruff Ralf! . . . Ja-a-a-na . . . Myork! . . . Knute ' s Booties . . . Delaware 24-21 . . . Fly . . . Alons . . . One Punch . . . Good Soup! . . . Hey Mo . . . Where ' s Your Kidneys? . . . Stop Sweating Trezz! . . . WASP . . . Bzzzz! . . . Law School My Ass! . . . Why Don ' t You Guys Like Swimmers? ... 1500 Club . . . Nashville . . . Ohio State . . . It ' s Happy Yulie Time! . . . Clark Gable . . . Imbicile, Agile, Hostile . . .Brutality Make Me Suffer!. . .Dry Bone. . . What ' s Up Chuck? . . : No Friends!. . . Spiralating, Undulating . . . Brillo- head . . . Becker ' s Opel . . . Sidewalks Away! . . . Lambert ' s Stable . . . IM Soccer Champs. . . IFC Softball Champs. . .Bring Home Those Suds . . .Chauncey. . . Fiki Goes To Trial. . . VicePres Land Whale . . . Galla- mad Brothers . . . Let ' s Go Down 8c Piss On . . . Flirtin ' With Disaster- . . . UNO . . . Strata The Hut . . . The Beach . . . Stop Pullin ' It Clit! . . . Scum- bag! . . . Young Yuk . . . Mel Brooks . . . Mrs. Munster ' s House Bill ... 8 Inches Of Meat! . . . Knute . . . Bubba . . . Yuk . . . Yule . . . Rosie . . . Ruf . . . Wick . . . Fly . . . Zuti . . . Snake . . . Spic . . . Gig Man . . . Auggie . . . Stuch . . . and Duma . . . FIJI Farewell to Seniors . . . Hooray For Us ( $% You! . . . Unbelievable! • - PHI KAPPA THETA When you see the light. . .216. . .Having friends and working together . . . Storck, I don ' t like to dance . . . Torkage committee: Bert, Stew, Buck, Drug, Smucky . . . War games at dawn, no Yokey matter . . . Sun and fun . . . Gus, the human dynamo . . . Rack mon- ster . . . Hat, I love Phi Kap, I don ' t want this job . . . BloafClub. . .Deflowering Committee. . .Fork in the Bush . . . Savior . . . Moral Majority . . . Porky ... Big Face . . . Gomez . . . Little Man in the boat . . . C.T.A. . . . Lumox and his faithful sidekick . . . Blumes ... Big foot. . .Unibos. . .BFR. . . Tee-otal Jock . . .OTR. . . Mindless Gaints . . . L,S, N ' s . . . FTH of the second kind . . . Mr. X . . . Trout . . . Yore . . . Ouch ... Mr. Potato Head . . . Water Rat . . . DMR . . . Beer-Pong . . . Senioritis . . . Pac Man . . . Fine this . . . Nofucked- up shirts . . . Chips, man, chips, . . . Get a real major . . . String . . . Mongo ... Phi Kappa Biafra . . . Emma . . . Greekers . . . Bowling Pins . . . Gamma Phi ' s Little Brothers . . . Psyched on the house . . . Welcome all Delagates . . . Sea Dive . . . The Squad . . . Clem, tube . . . Are you a dart board . . . Obronowitz and his wife . . . Professional J . . . Lehigh, a non-profit institution? . . . Ninny is still my favorite girl . . . Prince Charles . . . Fritz . . . Grotus Maximus . . . Quo Bogus . . . Steve T. and the Preppies . . . Moon and fun . . . Hienzklenz . . . The Turk monster . . . Mike Anorexia . . . Looner . . . K-2 spot remover . . . What happened to the old house . . . Buzz . . . Has anyone seen John- son? George . . . Loneboat, Lovebus, Loveline, Love your brother . . . Dinner on the Blades II. . .Weas. . .Coxy wore it. . .Laser light show. . .Ann Marie. . .But that ' s only two chips. . .Sophomores?. . . Herr Heffner Youth Corps . . .HotdogMan. . . Mr. Excitement 1 , 2, 3 . . . Team broccoli ... Bull Club ... 90 beers . . . What a bunch of drunkards ... The thing that wouldn ' t leave . . . What are you eating early for? . . . Mellon Head . . . Got any ether? . . . What word don ' t you under- stand? ... No two way about it . . . Going under, WOOOP, WOOOP ... Phi Sig Marathon . . . That ' s my son Erik . . . Wilbur . . . Hey, I don ' t think she likes me . . . Doctor Beaker . . . What am i, the shell answer man? . . . You know the policy . . . Devistating suplex . . .If any body wants to go skiing. . .The best. . .I would never stop at just a few . . . Hey, You wanna see my assets? . . . Hey, Erik, can I borrow your motorcycle? . . , PHI SIGMA KAPPA £ Jfen : _ i ffc% € m - -.1 , r PI KAPPA ALPHA Softball Practice — 9:15. . . M.O.M.W. . . .A finger for a Goal Post . . . Boarder . . . B-e-B-e . . . Kent ... Fix your window . . . Zap!. . . She was only fifteen . . .Pissword. . .God What F-. . . Seagrams . . . Brown death . . . Hart . . . You ' re master . . . Lisa Divas . . . LJVHL-S . . . RB-Wife-beater — Can I play-Zap with the boys, please? . . . D.B. . . . Wham! Hammered . . . Lizards don ' t have forked tongues . . . Turn . . . Greekers, Foosball, Pizza, hearts? . . . Shut up Mac PI LAMBDA PHI What the Fuck . . . Ooo ee Aah ooh, mm mmmm, good, good, good . . . Why don ' t they just give us our diplomas . . . Let ' s stop this silly charade . . . Nobody shits on the cow ... If he ' s going to pull that kind of shit, I ' m nover going to class . . . F . . . Carpet . . . Flam ... I ' m the best . . . Scurry along . . . Augie Doggie . . . I ' ll have nothing to do with DEGP ... My DEGP is under control . . . Gettrashed, go for babes ... Get psyched, get psyched, Vanks here, Vanks here . . . Excuse me, but what were you girls names again . . . Looks like another potato chip weekend . . . Carpet . . .Why are talking to me, I ' m just here for a beer. . .We ' re going to drink, cause riots, abuse women, puke, and drink some more . . . Scum bucket . . . Bordello . . . Like a deer in hot mud ... Not unlike death itself. . .Yeah, right, Woody you ' ll graduate. . .Hey Buddy, Hey Buddy, Hey Buddy . . . Nice pooper honey . . . What the fuck. . .F. . .Thank you officer Schupp. . . Anthony, Anthony, Anthony ... No, you put . . . Captain Destructo and the hole in the wall gang. . .You ' ve got 30 seconds to get the fuck out of my sister . . . Men . . . Take off . . . Good luck Duck . . . Soups on . . . GRMPH . . . FAAGHM . . . What no wagon again . . . How can one person inspire so much hate ... I ' m drink Bourbon and Gin- ger. . . I think I ' m going to have a fun-out. . .Beers from the Fun-el . . . Spam breath . . . Thank God they ' re leaving . . . T-Bomb . . . Nagel, Robroy, Cageman, H, Flam, JLM, Mike, Duck, A.W. Ft«r PSI UPSILON This is great!!! . . . You got a one point what? ... Dr. Jeckyl, Mr. Meyer . . . Sister showers! . . . Did Jeff light the dumpster again? ... Do your areas . . . Gaaawwwk!!! . . . Volkswagon for sale . . . Football champions . . . George is my friend . . . Gal ... ski the puppy dog . . . Potts and pans and garbage cans . . . Becky ' s . . . Goof and Barney . . . E.J., wanna wrestle? . . . Jammer! Jammer! ... Six foot smiling . . . Schloong! . . . The best wine in the world is made by frogs. . . Little round mound of sound . . .MTV!. . .The nine tuetonic terrors. . .Throw the brick! . . . Who gets high? . . . Doctor Bob ... His name is Larry . . . He ' d lose his if his hands weren ' t attached to it . . . Twenty-Twooooo!!! . . . Get a real major . . . The franchise ... I still think the Poles are free and autonomous people and in no way under Soviet rule . . . Hang the Steward!!!. . .StairsleddingattheEta. . .How much for an ounce?. . .Lightbulb. . . Astro ' s losing it! . . . Fun for me!! . . . You ' re outta here!! . . . Thanks for the soft landing . . . Deslock, Deslock, Deslock . . . Virile (?) young architect . . . Weenie, this is not a f king dorm! . . . Yeah, I know . . . Pile on!! . . . Death, destruction prevails! . . . House Maitre ' d ... Mr. Murphy . . . Dave, 4 in a row!?! . . . Psycho, what ' s the meaning of life? . . . Bob, clean up after Butch . . . Ball ' s rules of parliamentary procedure . . . More! — Steve — More! . . . Not another luker!?! . . . The Eta orthopedic ward ... Is it summer yet? SIGMA ALPHA MU MR Attitude Adjustment Year at SAM: Where have all the kegs gone? . . . Co-op in Zuck ' s room . . . Party in the igloo ... TV Man . . . Marx — A single? . . . Dead dogs don ' t bark . . . The Gurkemobile . . , The twins — an Isolate Diad . . . The reign of terror — thanks to our destructive duo . . . Mabletneh Corp. vs. Trustbusters Inc ... The Jolly Earing Collector . . . Pacscam — with five men ... B for Bart ... Get the Foreigner LIFE ... Is it SAC or SAM? ... The Sigma Kapper letter. . . Wedgiepoo . . .The 18 egg record. . . J. R. — Keep your head inside the window . . . Weasel — a true GRID-MAN . . . Lou, three credits does not a semester make . . . Fine green in the toilet bowl . . . The death of the enterprize . . . Coach Paghsshhtthhss . . . Lose-it Man . . . D.C. road trip . . . Cannonball — right back at ya ' . . . Dig-it perhaps . . . Aldo, we heard the screams four doors down ... I am not an animal . . . But she gave me water ... ... Perch on a pickle, plebe . . . REDRUM . . . ' Aye — Stoli on Ice . . . OOMPAHS . . . Ganja Boy . . . SMOKE . . . Nah, get outta here ' ya knucklehead — I mean it ... A large pie with shrooms . . . Resinson and Lung-B-cubed . . . Does this mean there ' s gonna be a brawl? . . . DOC WIERD — ten times the strength . . . Get in THE HUNT . . . jajunosity . . . The MOGUL . . . Beer Darts . . . The Empty Box ... Sot Man — Dumb all over — a little ugly on the side . . . HO, HO, HO . . . The little hards of sleep are tugging at my eyes . . .NODOUBTZ. . . Huey ' s pushing 250 . . . It ' s a small part of my brain . . . Felix ' s secret powers ... I am blind and have lost my way . . .Yenta — I ' m new . . .Shot at dawn, if not sooner. . . Welcome to Gold ' s East. . .Beefheart — The good captain strikes again. . .Wo-Hop . . . McSorleys Double . . . Vic Vocabulary . . . What ' s up, pygmy? Hyman?.-. Com- eltrek . . . The den, the dome, the cave, and the jungle ... Up for a whipped-cream bash? Dinner with the borderlines . . . Dial-a-lick . . . F G . . . The Harmony ' s are bankrupt . . . Wanna fly some papers? . . . Club one-and-one-quarters — With GUM . . . Is this a wasted cruise? . . . Give my lighter a rest . . . Sophomore mentality . . . NAY! . . . WHO? . . . I ' m kinda burnt, ya ' known? ... If I only learned this game when I was younger ... Eat garbage, Manny — we do . . . BOO-BOO Rag Kitty . . . Lighter wars ... So Long, Bucknel Four — Where ' s Stu? . . . Widebodies vs. L-1011 . . . Oh, a wise guy eh? . . . Twin lakes over Muni . . . Fire in Louie ' s room — Quick Machete- man, get the extinguisher! . . . Who ' s underwear is out on the tree? . . . The party express . . . Stand up, Gordon . . . T.O. . . . Winkydinks . . . Meet us at Michael ' s . . . Bubba, guardian of the chapter room . . . Buff your pipe. Grandpa Louis . . . THE HOUKAH. . ,0. . .Phone. . . SIGMA CHI 5 FMA . . . Funnels! . . . How ' bout those drain pipes, Colin? . . . Stowe, Vermont, with chop . . . FLA with Joe! . . . Worse things could happen eh Zip? . . . Age ... I have to lough ... I did it fortheupperhall. . . Lowerhall pulls it out — most points!. . .Multipliers. . . MVA, Tattoo + Sue . . . Roids . . . Delaware? . . . Where the babes are and P.K. tosses kegs . . . The Health Club . . .Weak wait. . .Wall to head. . .Nice head, Terry!. . .Mitch hunts deer. . .Sit on your helmet, Ace . . . Danny and A. Breast hit Bucknell . . . Roommate — aayyyyyyayay! . . . The meat wagon . . . Club on wheels . . . Aauatic tunnels ... I never cheat on my girlfriends Loco meets the merchant! . . . Bert, why are your shoes untied? . . . Dekline . . . Senior night or senior prom! . . . Harry, your bed squeeks . . . ask Hotis! . . . Deke ' s new roommate . . . The marathon man . . . Mammy and his angles . . . Poodle and his poodlettes . . . Was that LBE or LBT! . . . Shep — hook line and sinker . . . Playing Thru . . . Anybody seen my titlest? . . . Halftimes at Hillside! . . . Stinkfinger . . . Late night shower . . . Drink for those who can ' t! . . . Shut up, Derby Daddy . . . Apt ' s group in smoke . . . Pacman tourney . . . Hey, Sally B. . . .FMA! . . . You never know when you ' ll be a painter or paintee — a kidnapper or kidnappee! Powerblow!. . .Captain Nemo, a blast from the past. . .Sign up for bubba bed duty; or hide! . . . Lines, the crazy 8 . . . The annex smells . . . mouse traps . . . Running out of Hope . . . Check it out . . . Give it to me, baby! . . . Hockey games . . . The two footer returns . . . Jerry ' s kids . . . Garcia, that is! . . . The crawl lives on! . . . Rock-n-roll weather forecasts ... 5 dollar deal. . . Itaska hosebags . . .Camp Lehigh. . .Pencil neck sophs. . .Giant rocks. . . 10 foot . . . Skool juggles while beefs doing pots + pans. . . Beak ' s songs— Start Matt up, A Stan I am . . . Kratthe Kleaver . . . It ' s in the hole . . . Fred ' s . . . Schmick, tell us a bedtime story . . . Derby Days . . . Greek week — death! . . . Baar fills Stabler to capacity . . . The little guy gets a disease — T.C.S. . . . Spencer ' s tits . . . Still campaigning, Lowell . . . Tommy, Tammy, Tummy . . . Foos . . . Sticky + wayneage . . . E. Duzz sleepover . . . E.J. Ryan . . . Dad ... I can ' t see . . Bar slides . . . McCecil ' s + McSoreby ' s . . . Baum + O ' man Mike ' s dance marathon . . Hey, little John, has the night owl flown by lately? . . . Abstan . . . Never, I didn ' t, It ' s a lie!!! . . Regression head, who was that water buffalo? . . . The Christmas crawl . . . ILB . . . Yahoo . . Elmo, how ' s satch? . . . Hooter? . . . Help me spock . . . It ' s not over yet . . . So SIGMA PHI :•■■ Oh where oh where have the brothers gone . . . cuddles . . . Where the hell is Sheets Street? . . . Copilot Ida . . . Cosmic wimpouts ... 4 minutes to 3 . . . Blarf me ... Oh Yumm . . . Who ' s the one who bags the most? . . . Hey, you guys go to this school? . . . Leck-card . . . Bagger Joe . . . Gwin-on all day . . . Purple Yums . . . Like a good neighbor . . . Defender-bag . . . Finding chemicals, a continuing commitment ... The Phases ... 2:56 .. . Roof doobs . . . Tube-good . . . The ancietn one . . .Dew me. . .Don ' t get caught. . .I ' m going to teach you the finer point of meat smoking. . .Where ' s the four cham- ber? . . . Eco-Eco all day . . . Hey, Joe, got any parts — you know . . . Far Superior . . . Sweeping ten . . . I • r IK a -i- - :r „ J ' V s fc kTl wHH ' vJsj ' ■ ' 4Ji ' J H a 1 , y I 1 - SIGMA PHI EPSILON Same as it ever was . . . Senior Option ... I doubt that . . . 9-9-9-9 ... I ' m not a whore. . . I passed out . . . Dena will return, beware LUPD. . .Otis— 3 cars in 2 weeks . . . Road trip with Zak . . . Garbonza . . . Shut up Harry . . . Rin, is it really foul ... PAL TWSATBOTS . . . Shut up Harry . . . Have you ever been as useless as a psi? . . . Mary D. where ' s your vacuum?. . . Bob, Barbie and their camper van . . . Discobar . . . Panama Enema . . . Princess Andy . . . Feeshhead . . . Psycho killer ... I drank alot . . . Marri Library and Pratt Labra- tory ... I try to humor bald people . . . Roy ' s on a roll . . . Beer is food ... Oh Chuck, Oh Chuck, Oh Chuck . . . Psyched Spike . . . Cool Cabbage ... Ho dee do ... No wiffle ball . . . Bartolet rule . . . MBF . . . Hydrostatic Head . . . Would you have my first abortion. . .Hooter Shooter. . . It ' s not my dog . . .216 kegs a semester, beat that V TAU EPSILON PHI And th e saga continues . . . Shit in the closet . . . Fordbag bags . . . Here ' s your nametag, Don . . . Rich, what ' s another word for Penis? ... All deadheads please leave the room . . . Wanna go Bart? Freshmen shouldn ' t spit on Rush Chairman . . . Smoot it . . . Maher and Ryland ski a marathon . . . Give you one of these . . . Canant returns, shit!!!. . . Burn ' t, y ' know, flame? . . .EHHHHHHHHHHHHH. . .The Guidos changed again . . . Whose crutch, did someone break their arms? . . . Who threw the rock? . . . Dead in Elwood ' s dungeon . . . Hundreds of wasted miles . . . Sue wants to use that whip . . . A.S.K. is born . . . GREAAAAAAAAAAT . . . The Elwood treatment . . . Studying with an ice bag in the face ... On the Barroom floor? . . . Round Robin time . . . Smoot ' s caught with his hand in the cookie jar . . . $70 for those . . . McArdle misses the wrong house meeting . . . Where ' s Dr. Cohen ' s glasses? ... Oh shit! Tuesday lunch . . . Pot pie ice cream . . . The system sucks . . . What do hard sleepers sleep with? . . . Kweebahs live! . . . Betsy goes for stewards . . . The pot pies will be flying tonight . . . Son of Racer X shows his stuff . . .Four Jews imitating accident victims (actually only two] . . . $2428 per hour ... It costs a lot of money to stay this way ... 2 out of 3 ain ' t bad . . . Economy size shampoo . . . Japanese Tourists . . . Ambassador Davies and Rho stop in for a spell . . . Good day, good day. BTTfS k i ' A- ' ' ■ If -ex V - ■ - ' liij C ' THETA CHI  - .. ' •• • •• - ' J ' • • -  vr ? £ S Fratmo . . . Strategic Loss . . . D.M.F. . . . Cony Party . . . MLY ' s . . . E.N . . . Gina or Bust . . . Spaz . . . Turtle . . . Debit . . . O.M. . . . Up for the Cup ... The Team . . . B.H.O.C . . . Deer Slayer . . . Sophomore Tools . . . I ' d rather be funny looking thandead . . . If you don ' ttake it out every once in a while it won ' t work . . . I.M. Nuts . . . Beer Hunters . . . I ' ve got it! I ' ve got it — No I don ' t . . . Get a personality . . . If you want to enter something you have to make an effort . . . The great Chi Guy in the sky ... Big I .. . I don ' t really want to get wasted, but if I have to I have to . . . I.M. Boxing . . . Beer Pong . . . Divider Action ... We need a fourth . . . Spades and Nochle . . . Attitude Adjustment Hour . . . BV and OJ . . . Darts . . .Party in the suite. . .Ouzo. . .Regionals. . .Banana Cake . . . WHOOSH . . . Bowling for Pledges . . . Will the real Jim Boyer please stand up. . . Riddler. . .Studley. . .Nice Lid. . . Specials ... We are T.C. THETA DELTA CHI The Praying Manik . . . Jethro takes a shower with his dead uncle . . . It ' s true, It ' s true . . . It ' s my Boshido, Wanna tough it? . . .Great, just great. . .You don ' t know. . .That is the worst. . .1 knows when I ' s tired, and I ' s tired now . . . Lehigh? Where Dat? . . . Stanky Box . . . Hardware, please hang up your phone . . . I.M. Hoops? Yeah Boom! City League? Yeah Boom! . . . J ' s milk joke . . . Bad Mama Jama . . . Bad Mojan ... Ski trip to Ver- mont (Steve Superman Schwarz) . . . I ' ll Puy the god damn stamps . . . Boot the Bean . . . Don ' t brown Newwwwt ... Art work on the ghetto wall . . . Getting ready for Lafayette Week- end . . . How ya doin ' , Boe Boe? — I don ' t know, ya know? . . . Christmas Party ' 81 — Cliff, where ' s your date? . . . The return of Theta Delta Kennel — Sheena, Erin, Daron, Caesar . . . Apple- Haid Beef . . . Keg Edgar drinks the house under the table — Remember, keg spelled backwards is GEEK, sorta ... Ed and Goodie in the Hovel Taj Mahal . . . Super Joe Carbone at Broghal . . . Tusky transfers to Harvard . . . Moron, the monster on the boards . . . Jeff Hall? . . . Oh, Coneyt (stinky, frog, turk, etc.] You don ' t get no respect . . . Billie Jay order the Tor- mentor for the orgasmatron . . . The legend gets stuck in front of the mirror . . . Newt in the dance contest with Scoop . . . Cheese Pranish . . . Vice Face Mike Space — Superman or Powerflip . . . Brick rock joins varsity and wins 2 championships . . . Jeff Heaton, the new-wave soccer player . . . Hey ski, you got the thermo? . . . Deano, The Charge Gryphon ... Dr. Clark operates in front of moonraker . . . Benjy takes a mongover fifth . . . Android, Coach Hill ' s super-sup ... Do the Benny Bofamony ... Dirty Dog Dim, the treasurer . . . Jethro ' s back? — How ' dhedothat? . . .Massive takes a sabbatical in harlem . . . Benjy gets modified . . . Prez Cool entertains in Boston . . . Blind dates . . . Brasso laugh . . . Hell Week . . . Room picks quickly defaced. . .Finally, the seniors. . . Bucky puts Bill Beroy into retirement . . . Believe it or not — Phil Clifton has a girlfriend . . . T. Freda drops bananas for Ed . . . Nick repairs switch-Blade Alley and stars in Elephant Man. . . McG ' snon- tron reverts back to love-tron . . . Coach Meil with J.D. in M M Good-bye Cruel World . . . JP scores the most IM points . . . Randy Jack gets pinned . . . Schwarzie gives up soccer for sky shoes ... Ed fails a course (almost) . . . Klembob gets a Saab turbo . . . City League Sportsmanship trophy goes to Hanko . . . Can ' t forget the December grads: Mike C wakes to a golden shower . . . Tilt takes a midnight drive to Pittsburg . . . Torps reconstructs the charge . . . Cliff cases in the computer lenter ... Pat does a great job for Lafayette Weekend, Parents Day . . . Nu duet class of ' 82 visits the Piti charge — and pays! . . . What ' s your name?! . . . L Team . . . Finally get rid of the P ' Burg Boys . . . Lower beach . . . Sunning for finals . . . Gonna do a little drinkin ' 8 . bumpin ' , grindin ' , and Wednesday pub nights . . . The charge is Number 1 . . . STARS ABLAZE. . . And we ' ll all be happy, brothers— We ' ll be mean when we ' re done . . . From the seniors . . . The charge will be gone but not forgotten — not for a second . . . - •! W 4 • , m « THETA XI And don ' t call me Beucie . . . Eazy Tripper . . . Thems war tasty . . . Kotos . . . Hamp! . . . Fenneroli! . . . Would you, could you with . . . Clone . . . Rat in the Hat . . . Seniors — Biebs, Beer, Boonzoid, Cora, Madam, Zi Hansy Locksmith, Snowchef, Flex, Odor, Witz, Mario, Marueen, Putney. . .YumpinYimini. . .Elmo says Moo . . . Esad World B Fat . . . PRU! . . . Drink beer; have fun! . . . Ehen beer talks, people listen! . . . We ' ll drink no beer before it ' s here! . . . We ' ll drink no wine before were primed . . . Ikay, just one game!! . . . Airwick, McGilla, and Beer Jr. get pinched at the FMA . . . I.D.C, L.D. ' s? . . . Make HALUPKI ' S not war! . . . KR, you have no idea what you ' re talking about . . . Dave ' s kids . . . Yamshark . . . Theta Xi cheerleaders say hello . . . What ' s your highest Galaxiam score? . . . We ' re gettin ' BIG! . . . Shake ' n Bob and the Four Tops. . .I ' m in love — again?. . . Hey, do you have to stand so close to me? . . . The JDC lives on — Big fuckin ' deal . . . Joe Mamma . . . When in doubt, blow it off! . . . Skattass. ■ . A1 ' v., «• 1-1 4 !i« GRAND BAHAMA KQIEL ZETA PSI Reptile Club . . . Wrestling Kings . . . SSSSSS . . . What ' s up wit you? . . . Yo, Yo . . . Wanna come up to my room to see my parrot? . . . Beat the clock . . . Let ' s do some Shake-em-ups . . . Amateur Go-go night at the Riverside. . . Summer snow storms . . . Vinnie ' s school of Driving . . . Room Jams . . . Durkin, you all right in there? . . . Yeah, well your mom liked it . . . Ticonderoga 2 soft lead . . . Hitler and the first lady . . . Are you kiddin me ... Do you want me . . . Van ride . . . You hoser . . . Durks pizza delivery to Mart in a 4WDBenz. . . Is that Al or Terry. . . Reagan and Dirty Di . . . Look, Bodell is at his first pubnight in 3 years . . . Goomba ... Oh no it ' s Wap food for dinner again . . . Little Italy . . . Let ' s take the cat for a ride . . . Guys, Psych 108, I ' m the TA and everything . . . We should charge her rent . . . Nels, I said 3 AM . . . I ' ll kick your ass . . . Whap — an instant winner . . . Double fish hook . . . that ' s three . . . Hey Keano, I see Jack talked back ... Let me tall you something . . . Athlete of the week . . . E-Z, D-Z . . . House flicks, Pony Express rides again ... So if you see Todd . . . You ' re all Communists . . . It ' s very, how you say, Tastety . . . Zeig Heil! . . . Bugs and Ed . . . OWWWW! ... Oh goodness . . . See Harry! ... I was thinking maybe we could be friends or something . . . Dave Roulston ' s Canadian School of Driving . . . Hagan and Blackjack will always be remem- bered . . . 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PA. 18102 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 INDEX Academics divider 110-111 Activities divider 140-141 Accounting and Law 132 administrators 118-119 Aerospace 129 AlCheE 129 AIIE164 all-university day 38039 Army 129 Arts divider 120-121 Alpha Chi Ro 298-299 Alpha Epsilon Pi 300-301 Alpha Gamma Delta 302-303 Alpha Phi 304-305 Alpha Sigma Phi 306-307 Alpha Tau Omega 308-309 Balletomane Society 168 basketball men ' s and womens 58-59 Beta Theta Pi 310-311 Biology 122 boxing 163 Broadhead 268-269 Business divider 130-131 cheerleaders 52-53 Chemical Engineering 136 Chemistry 136 Chi Phi 312-313 Christmas 62-63 Civil Engineering 137 Computer Information Science 122 Classics 122 Computer games 297 Culture 88-89 Deans 116-117 Delta Epsilon belly-flop 292 Delta Upsilon 326-327 Delta Chi 316-317 Delta Gamma 318-319 Delta Phi 320-321 Delta Sigma Phi 322-323 Dravo270 Drinker 271-272 112 East Four St. 284 312 East Fourth St. 284 Engineering divider 134-135 English 123 Fall divider 18-19 field hockey 48-49 Finance 133 football 42-45 Ft. Lauderdale 86-67 Gamma Phi Beta 326-327 golf 108 Government 124 graduation 260-263 Grateful Dead 32-33 happy hours 66-67 Hill House 273 History 124 Abby Hoffman 72 hourglass 96-97 ice hockey 55-56 indoor track 104-105 industrial Engineering 138 International Relations 121 Jazz band 84 James Taylor 94-95 J. Geils 70-71 380 Journalism 125 Kappa Alpha 328-329 Kappa Sigma 330-331 Lacrosse, men ' s and women ' s 98-101 Lafayette weekend 28-31 Lehigh Polo cluP 287 living divider 266-267 Lamda Chi Alpha 332-333 Mclintic-Marshal 274-275 Management 133 Marketing 133 Math 125 Modern Foreign Languages 125 new social regulations 34-37 off-campus living 382-383 outdoor track 103 parent ' s weekend 36-37 Palmer 275 Phi Delta Theta 334-335 Phi Gamma Delta 336-337 Phi Kappa Sigma 340-341 Phi Kappa Theta 338-339 Pi Kappa Alpha 342-343 Pi Lamda Phi 334-335 Philosophy 126 president 4-5, 113 Psychology 126 Psi Upsilon 346-347 Red Mansion 286 Reggae 83 Residence Halls Council 165 rifelery 107 seniors 180-2 48 senior story 250-255 senior dinner dance 256-257 Sigma Alpha Mu 248-249 Sigma Chi 350-351 Sigma Phi 352-353 Sigma Phi Epsilon 354-355 I.B. Singer 73 ski team 166 Ski Trip 68-69 Smiley 277 swimming, men ' s and women ' s 74-75 Social Relations 127 softPall 108 Spring Festival 90-91 squash 107 Tau Epsilon Pi 356-357 ten years of women 267 tennis, men ' s and women ' s 106-107 Theatre 127 Theta Chi 358-359 Theta Delta Chi 360-361 Theta Xi 362-363 ThornPurg 278 Urban Studies 128 volleyball 50 Warren Square C 280 Williams 280 winter divider 60-61 wrestling 76-77 Zeta Psi 364-365 381 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Once as an unsuspecting freshman three all too short years ago. I stood in front of the yearbook table at SAC activities night and signed my name under thirty or so others, not knowing then that my simple scrible was actually signing away a major portion of my life junior year. Creating this conglomerate called The Eptiome has unfolded to me the meaning behind its curious title. Just what this yearbook is the eptiome of — Hard work, planning, organization, cooperation, hair- tearing frustration and the sweet reward of not only seeing one ' s creativity in print, but also of celebrating the book ' s completion with those who contributed to the task (Ah, the banquet!) — all these elements involved in condensing the Lehigh experience into four hundred pages of ink and paper. Many people deserve credit for their contributions to the making of this book. Among them is Sharon Friedman, our faculty advisor, for her smooth negotiations with the administration. To Steve, Donna, and the rest of the crew at Merin studios, my personal thanks for your guidance, as well as for your willingness to make the trek up to Lehigh whenever we needed you, broken down cars and lost briefcases barred. To Ruth Mathis, the journalism secretary, I give many thanks also for dealing with frantic seniors and confused parents, letting them unleash their wrath on her before finally getting to me in a much calmer state. To Brian, Laura, Michelle and the rest of the photography staff, many thanks for your ever-ready and willing shutter skills, and to Ben for your prompt, if not entirely ledgible identifications. Mary-Jo, you were always dependable organized not only with the senior section but with rest of the book as well. Sue Perkins and Meredith, deserve credit not only for their section but also for their ever-present good nature, even in the face of deadlines, (despite some doubts, they did finally finish the football layout!), half completed artwork, and the lost volleyball team shot. My gratitude to June and Laura for delivering a unique view of the fraternities, and to Sue Shoop and Tom Loisch for their work on the Activities and Academics sections. Nigel, you worked wonders at juggling the group shot photography scheduling, and Craig, thanks for producing an original cover and for being available for artwork and last-minute photography at a moment ' s notice. Rusty, in your usually terrific manner, thanks for always doing any task requested (O.K. who wants to type?). Allysa, thanks for your help with layouts and more importantly for your undying moral support. Those endless hours of commisera- tion finally paid off in print. Susie Jaffe, we never could have finished this book without your expertise in handling funds and adds. Well, contrary to popular belief, we all made it through with our sanity intact. To my parents, my friends, and my roommates at 422 Taylor St., Richards, Cape Cod, and my home away from home — you all helped me just by being there to listen to my complaints and to lend support when I needed it. Class of ' 82, we give to you the yearbook, composed half beneath the padding of long-awaited soundproofing in the office off the game room and half on the living room floor of a musty, salt-stained Cape house, complete with beach sand between the pages of the final layout sheets. It is as much your yearbook as our own. The Eptiome of what? I onced asked. The eptiome of headaches, perhaps, but more important, to me, the epitome of productive satisfaction. Editor-in-Chief Maria Mastras 382 the Eptiome Staff Allysa Scott Steve Russell Ben Cooper June Kuvin Susan Perkins Meredith Leslie Mary-Jo Farinella Tom Loisch Susan Shoop Scott Novins Susan Jaffe Mark Evans Sue Fischel BoP Hannon Maureen Skillman Mary Ellen Bligh Jean Sih Craig Newick Betsy Klemmer Alison Kellet Jan Surotchak The 1982 Epitome, printed Py offset lithography was puPlished Py Hunter PuPlishing Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The paper used is primarily 80 Enamel Coated; 80 Gloss paper is used in the signatures that contain color photographs. Body copy is set in 10- point Avant Book, whereas identifications are set in 8-point Helvetica italics. The predominant headline style is 24 point Avant Bold. Many of the photographs in this Pook are the work of University students. The senior portraits and most of the group pictures were taken Py Merin Studios, Philadelphia. Athletic team photos were done Py Ryan Studios, Bethlehem. Special thanks to Lisa Parone, Jeff AiPel, Jan Surotchak, John Cze- kanski and Brown and White writers Jeff Eichenfield, Barbara RoPertson, Andy Lehren, Ann Lewnes, Cathy Benner, and Frank Rudisil for provid- ing the copy in this Pook. Photography Staff Brian Alston Laura Rothfeld Michelle Small Marcy Lyons Maria Mastras Dean Mastras Craig Newick June Kuvin 383 384