Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1987 volume:

t S ( EPITOME LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Bethlehem, Pa. TABLE OF CONTENTS Prelude 4 Stages 16 Faculty and Staff 76 Athletics 110 Living Groups 158 Activities 266 Seniors 306 Advertising 386 Special thanks to McRay Magleby, professor of graphic communications at Brigham Young University, for allow- ing us to use his print entitled WAVE OF PEACE on our cover. This print was selected in 1987 as the most memorable poster in the world. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALEXANDRA SMOLANSKY BUSINESS MANAGER LAURA O ' LOUGHLIN In the heat of the night . . . — Bryan Adams 1 10 12 14 Fall 18 Stages 16 University Day 20 Howard Finster Art Expo 22 24 26 28 30 31 Turkey Trot 32 34 Looking Towards Tomorrow 36 38 THEATER AT LEHIGH Theater at Lehigh flourished throughout the year, with seven fullscale productions. Acting, directing, design, and production by both students and faculty reached new heights of professionsalism. Lehigh also hosted THEATERFEST, an April festival of brief productions by students from Lehigh and three other area colleges. The season opened in September with Master Harold . . . and the Boys. Directed by George Miller, the play is South African playwright Athol Fugard ' s expose of the malignancy of racism. Next, Moliere ' s Tartuffe took theater-goers to seventeenth century France. The play, directed by Augustine Ripa, is a classic satire on self- righteousness and hypocrisy. Late in the fall, Jonas Dos Santos staged an exhibitation of living art, featuring students from the university ' s departments of Theater and Music. Actor Will Stutts also gave his one-man performance depicting one writer ' s inability to cope with his ex- ternal world in Journey through the Mind — Edgar Allen Poe. With the coming of spring. The Roar of the Greasepaint — The Smell of the Crowd brought a lighter touch to the university stage. Directed by Annie-Laurie Wheat, this spar- kling musical is suffused with a kind of Laurel and Hardy humor. Another comedy, Plautus Casina or The Lot-Drawers took its audience to ancient Rome for a bawdy portrayal of mistaken identity and lust. The play was presented on alternate evenings in Latin and English through the collaborative directorial efforts of Julie Williams (Classics) and Dina Wills (Speech and Theater). The Mustard and Cheese season con- cluded with Neil Simon ' s The Prisoner of Second Avenue, a zany depiction of modem man ' s attempts to cope with the excesses of urban living. The production, directed by T.J. Zale, Lehigh ' 87, was a fitting climax to a varied and interesting season of theater at Lehigh. Allison Land 40 Lehigh Lafayette vW ' ' 42 Winter 44 MMtti ' n ' T • • liL - ' ■— ' ■i PI IHB 46 48 The Christmas City 50 52 p5S5 LEHIGH EXPANDS The academic year 1986-87 produced some of the most profound and sweeping changes in Lehigh ' s 122 year history. As the year began, the Lehigh University Network came on line. A twenty million dollar tele-communications system, the network allows for simultaneous voice and data communications from virtually any room on campus to almost any other. At first, what all this meant to many students was simply access to a sophistica- ted phone system with call-waiting forwarding, automatic redailing, etc. How- ever, for the growing numbers with micro- computers, it brought a host of other capabi- lities. For example, the system provides (1) direct access to the library ' s on-line catalog, thousands of external data bases, and Lehigh ' s mainframe computers; (2) the op- tion of discussing a group assignment with other students via conference call while sharing written information on-line; and (3) the ability to transmit a draft assignment to a professor ' s PC for analysis comments prior to final submission. In addition to this expansion of Lehigh ' s technological infra-structure, the univer- sity seized the opportunity to enlarge its geographic base when it agreed to buy Bethlehem Steel Corporation ' s Homer Research Laboratory and over 650 acres of surrounding land. Dubbed the Mountaintop Campus, the new facilities contain offices, auditoriums, conference rooms, dining facilities, extensive speci- alized and general laboratory space, a library, and an observaHon tower. More- over, the acquisition unites the main campus with the Murray Goodman campus in Saucon Valley and expands the university ' s contiguous holdings to 1600 acres. Since the missing link of Interstate 78 now under construction passes right through the new campus area (with an in- terchange nearby), Lehigh will soon have an easilv accessible link to the rest of the Northeastern United States. Sandy Smolansky 54 56 58 60 m r , f i; IT a 62 Greek Week 64 66 68 70 ™«! i i What one word Epitomizes your Lehigh experience? Confusing Maturing Pressure Ausgezeichnet! Expensive Expanding Enlightening Struggle Random Crazy Busy Outrageous Intoxicating Transitional Uphill tncompassing Awesome Bizarre What was the most interesting thing that happened to you in the library? 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. . 7. 8. 9. 10. What library?!? I took out a book. I couldn ' t find my way out of the top floor of Linder- man. I stayed for 3 hours and didn ' t open a book. 1 did the work I set out to do. I slept there overnight; I got arrested for drinking a Diet Coke. I found a working copier. I got two copies with one dime by whailingpn the copy button a million times. I flashed my boyfriend! - What is your favorite Lehigh trivia fact? 1. Lehigh has never cancelled classes on account of weather. 2. You can spell LEHIGH on a calculator upside down. 3. That Lehigh is considered a profession lrinking school. 4. Slehigh is the third largest drinking scho(S - 5 ' . Lamberton Hall used to be the cafeteria. ' : • ? - , 6. President Likins applied to Lehigh ' s graduate ' SChool and wagJiUn d down. 7. Drown Hall was the UC at one rtme. 8. Chandler-Ullman used to have sand between the floor and ceilings to help extinguish fires. 9. The sororities started the October 31st rumor of a murder about to take place. 10. Donny Most (Happy Days — Ralph Malph) went to Lehigh and was a Sammy. 1) What is the one thing you ' ve been dying to know but were afraid to ask? 1. Who has such terrible taste In art?!? What does a Provost do? Why do they call these the best 4 years of your life? Why is every step on campus a different size? Are engineering professors really as impersonal as they act? [])o the professors get together and plot how to inundate us with tests, papi How long has Angelo been here and when will he graduate? How much does it cost the school to pay off the PLCB not to raid the hiU? Who are the statues of iiyici?nt of Packard Lab? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Where Lehigh gets it Eo lService workers Kjti IP ' A ih. «r ' X Whaf s the most ridiculous question you ' ve seen on a test? 1. Spell your TA ' s name. 2. How long did you study tor this test? 3. When was the War of 1812? 4. Prove that numbers exist. 5. What ' s the difference between a duck? 6. List e ' crything you can think of on a specific topic in 2 lines or less. 7. Economics 1 meets at: A. Sam B. 9am C. I nevfer went 8. Who will win the Stanley cup? (A,B,C, D were Flyers ) 9. Who played at Stabler l ast night? 10. Has Professor Aronson gained or lost weight this semester? Name a professor and who he she looks li Professor lalhelm — Ircd ilmtstone 2. Professor Richardson — Mr. Ma Goo 3. Professor Khabbaz — Henry Kissinger 4. Professor O ' Connor — W.C. Fields 5. Professor Terry — George Noble (The governor on Benson) Professor Sinclair — Frank Perdue Dr. David Lewis — Willie Wonk Xk. M Mi b. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Professor Amidon — Orson W fis Profe ' -sor MacPherson — Benn iiil| Professor Georgakis — Broucho Warx Professor Ow ' czarek — Harve ' Korman ovemor on m 4 What did you learn at Lehigh? 1. What haven ' t I learned at Lehigh?!? 2. How to function with a hangover. 3. How to mix drinks. 4. Chivalry is dead! 5. 6. How to relax. Less than $60 thousand worth. m. 7. It ' s an all you can eat, drink and thousand a year deal. smoke for $15 8. Pi = 3.14159265358979323 9. How to get by. 10. The meaning of life. % ' im What philosophy do you leave Lehigh with? 1. Walk proud, and carry beer. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Don t get it done today because tomorrow they ' ll change the assignment. Try evor ' thing at least once. Go for it! What everj ou do, do it well. Everv ' man should believe in something ... I believe I ' ll ha e a beer. Life s a bitch and then you die. Don ' t take life too seriously. Live for today. There ' s always time to have fun! • % 74 Faculty And Staff 76 Peter Likins, President 78 Vice Presidents If Paul Franz, Jr. Vice President for Development Joseph Goldstein Vice President for Research Eric Ottervik Vice President for Planning Marsha Duncan Vice President for Student Affairs 80 ,i ,v |l«vi ,l, Win ' David Sanchez Vice President and Provost As of August 1, 1986, Lehigh has become home to new Vice President and Provost David Sanchez. Previously chairman of the department of mathematics at the University of New Mexico, he succeeds Arthur Humphrey who retired from the post last year. Before accepting the professorship at UNM in 1977, from where he received his Ph.D., Sanchez taught at the University of California with year leaves to the University of Wisconsin and Brown University. He also took a semester leave to the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, and was a visiting professor at Manchester University in England for a year. Sanchez has an extensive background in mathematical research, specifically in existence theorems in calculus of variations and con- trol theory, ordinary differential equations, and the existence of periodic solutions for nonlinear differential equations. He has written several books on these topics and has published publications in English and Spanish, both of which he speaks tlu- ently without the trace of an accent. Sanchez describes himself as being spontaneous, but that is the only mention this modest man made in reference to his own per- son-ality. By Liz Varga Austin Gavin Executive Consultant John VVoltjen Vice President and Treasurer 81 Deans John Smeaton Dean of Students Janet Walbert Assistant Dean of Students Jennifer Volchko Associate Dean of Students 82 Mark Erickson Associate Dean of Students Jerrv King Dean of Graduate School Paul Van R. Miller Dean of College of Education 83 ADMINISTRATORS Samuel Missimer Director of Admissions William Stanford Director of Financial Aid Joseph Petronio Bursar 84 Mike Boyd Coordinator of Greek Affairs Jodi Bergman-Domskv Residence Life Coordinator 85 College of Arts and Science G. Mark Ellis Associate Dean John Hunt Dean 86 AIR FORCE ROTC (Front Row): Sgt. P. DeSantis, L. Huseman, Capt. j. Robinson, Sgt. K, J. Moulton, Capt. R. Booth, Col. WD. Kauffman. ARMY ROTC King; (Back Row): Capt. J. Bader, Capt. J. Amejka, Sgt. (front Row): M.i|, P. Carozz.i, Underwood, Capt. B. Breece. I l,l ILlIlJ I I .V.l- J Fravel; (Back Row): Capt. L. Deren, Maj. B. Garrett, SSG K. Air Force ROTC Detachment 715 housed in Grace Hall together with an Army ROTC unit. Within the university, the Department Studies is a separate academic department organizationally under the supervision of the University Provost who serves as military coordinator. The enrollment in AFROTC for the 1986-87 academic year totaled 120 cadets with 80 students in the program on AFROTC scholarships. Cadets major in virtually every curriculum, but the majority are engineering majors. Women comprise approximately 16 per- cent of the cadet corps and minorities make up approximately 2 percent of the corps. Each academic year, the cadet corps is involved in many projects. In the Fall, receptions are held for both Freshman Parents Weekend and Upper Class Parents Weekend. The December Dining-ln and April Dining-Out are major events. The entire corps gathers for a formal banquet in the best of military tradition at each of these annual events for a night of fun. Late in March, selected cadets serve as judges for several Air Force awards at the Reading Pennsylvania Science and En- gineering Fair. This past year a new tradition began. The detachment orga- nized the First Annual Run For Freedom to remember American POW MlAs. Over 143 runners covered the 2 ' 4 mile course throughout the 24 hour run. The corps is proud to begin this new project at Lehigh and to keep alive the memory of those who are still missing. The corps has been changing since the conclusion of the past academic year. Physical fitness programs are fully integrated into the cadets schedules and the corps has tackled Leadership Laboratory with a renewed en- thusiasm. Communication and cooperation with the Army ROTC unit is more extensive than before. Standards of appearance, bearing, and performance of duties continue to follow a rising trend. These el- evated standards have resulted in a steady rise in quality, performance, and espirit de corps. 87 ART AND ARCHITECTURE Front Row: I. Zaknic, O. Sacobv, S. VanGorp Back Row: C. Ussier — Trumbull ME. Orben, L. Cans, R. Viera, L. Fink, R. Redd, N. Adams. ATHLETICS Front Row: T. Hutchinson, M. Rock- ovich, C. Anderson, T. Turner, C. Sonan, K. Kilcoyne, D. Duke, W. White- head, B. Sclar; Middle Row: G. Schulz, H. Small, M. McCraw, K. Adams, J. Wolff; Back Row: M. Holder, F. McCaffen,, ]. Covert, S. Schultz, J.B. Gardiner. 88 BIOLOGY Front Row: B. Hargreaves, S. Barbara, C. Williamson; Back Row: D. Cundall, M. Itzkowitz, H. Pritchard, S. Herman, B. Bean. The Department of Biology extends its fondest and warmest congratulations to the gradu- ated class of 1987. We tried our best to help some of vou realize lifelong dreams and fulfill your potential as human beings. Further, we hoped Lehigh was able to teach you growth and openness as values such that your education became an en- during and cherished lifelong CLASSICS process. The mission of our depart- ment was being actively rede- fined and focused as the faculty strove to meet exciting new chal- lenges and opportunities placed before it by the emergence of molecular biosciences and bio- technology as a major economic force in the nation and the need to have a better understanding of the ecosvstems in our bio- S. Beil, R. Phillips, J. Wilhdms. A. Richlin. sphere as man ' s expanding cul- ture continued to pollute the natural environment. Biology as a discipline covered all aspects of life; from molecules to man; from atoms to eco- systems. With the limited resources and staff positions which were available we knew we couldn ' t develop excellence in all areas of this field so we focused our development efforts on: Biotechnology, Neurobiol- ogy, Reproductive Biology, and Marine ecology. In addition, we consciously endeavored to maintain the concept of our mis- sion in a flexible or dynamic state so it could be modified to meet the changing goals of the university. This faculty was also not indifferent to the essential importance of the liberal arts ex- perience. We were committed to educating men and women not only in the traditional know- This was a big year for Classics in all sorts of ways. Our faculty spanned the globe from England to Australia; we launched new courses and programs; and in April we put on Lehigh ' s first Latin play, the Casina of Plautus. The semester began with Professor Amv Richlin in Bris- bane, Australia, speaking at a conference on the media image of political women. Professor Julie Williams followed this up with a lecture at Columbia Uni ' ersity on rhetoric in Homer; as spring arrived Professor Robert Phillips left for Oxford, where he will continue his research on Roman religion. This vear Professor Ann Brownlee has been with us to teach two archaeology courses, and Professor Edna deAngeli has returned to teach advanced Latin. Thisear will see some depar- tures as well as returns. Pro- fessor Richlin will be away all next vear, working on her NEH grant on Roman witches; and, alas, our beloved secretary, Mrs. Susan Beil, has left us. ledge of the field so they could reform currently expedient so- cially useful tasks, but also in the development of the values of in- tellectual and scientific honest, openness, curiosity and growth so they could continually adapt to changing employment opportunities and live personal- ly meaningful lives. For those of you who had not quite found yourselves, let us remind you: Yeats and Shaw were poor spellers; Franklin, Picasso, Adler and Jung were poor mathematicians; Einstein, Poe Shelly, Roentgen and Whistler were expelled from school; Gaugin was a dreamer; According to his teacher. Watt was dull and inept. Class of ' 87, there ' s sHU hope for all of you. Best wishes for a happv and prosperous life. Professor WUliams ' activiries have brought the department closer to the cutting edge in computers, involving us in software for teaching and research and in the new cogni- tive science program. Her new myth course was also a big success. Meanwhile, the new archaeology program is getting underway, as sophomore major Vi Talandis heads out to Tel- Miqne, Israel, to tr ' her hand at digging — to be joined by junior major Rob Glennon, back for his second year. The Colloquium Series brought in Helene Foley from Barnard, Gloria Pinney from Bryn Mawr, Frank Romer from the Institute for Advanced Studies, and Nancy Sherman from Yale, and we hope to end the year right with the second annual Classics Department picnic and jamboree. Special mention must be given to the production of Casina. A small band of brave volunteers presented Lehigh, DURING GREEK WEEK, with its first play (partly) in Latin. Plaudite, omnes!! ENGLISH (Front Row): B. Fifer, A. Doty, A. Hartung, ]. DeBellis; (Middle Row): J. Fergus, D. Williams, C. Schroen, F. Hook, D. Greene; (Back Row): R. Har- son, P. Beidler, ]. Frakes, J. Vickrey. GEOLOGY C. Sclar, D. Simpson, E. Evenson, P. Mvers, K. Kodama, J. Parks, B. Carson, D. Anastasio. 90 GOVERNMENT (Front Row): F. Colon, J. Rosales, H. Whitcomb; (Back Row): J. Oi, T.Morgan, D. Barry. HISTORY (Front Row): J. Ellis, S. Clemens, P. Latessa, S. Cutcliffe; (Middle Row): J. Dowling, R. Reid, R. Simon, W. Shade; (Back Row): L. Leder, L. Rodriquez, G. Jones, A. Hunt. 91 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Very few colleges and univer- siries maintain a strong under- graduate program in Interna- tional Relations organized in its own department, such as Lehigh does. As an interdisciplinary unit in the College of Arts and Science, the Department served as an integral part of liberal arts education and prepared its ma- jors for a variety of opportunities — graduate study, study of law, foreign service, careers in corpo- rations, in government and in- ternational organizations. In its middle age, the Depart- ment serves an increasingly im- portant function. Powerful forces around the globe tend to increase the isolation of Americans from other societies. Terrorism and military responses to terrorism; the dan- ger of fragile technologies in other countries breaking down in large-scale disasters; the sense of personal insecurity in repressive and politically un- (Fronf Row); R. Menon, M. Hodges, G. Tannebaum; (Back Row); C. Joynt, Z. Slouka, O. Smolansky. Stable states; the dramatic growth of English as a second language in many foreign countries obviating the need for Americans to learn foreign tongues and other develop- ments operated to keep more Americans at home at precisely the time when the United States more and more needed to un- derstand other societies in order to work, compete, and live with JOURNALISM (Front Row); S. Friedman, G. Fysh; (Back Row); L. Lipko, W. Tnmble, C. Gorney. 92 them. To counter the forces of isola- tion, the Department has con- siderably strengthened its curriculum and is moving beyond it. The Journalism department has become a breeding ground, not only of print and broadcast journalists, science writers and public relations practitioners, but of lawyers, business ex- ecutives and a few novelists. The key to whatever success that the department has is prac- tice in clear and, above all, accurate reporting. Journalism students are required to write countless assignments in class and to hone their skills on the Brown and White, which ex- poses them to public criticism — something that is not in short supply at Lehigh. By the time they leave South Mountain, students have ac- quired not only a certain degree of facility in writing, but a keen awareness that the world is in- habited by people of differing viewpoints who do not always believe what they read in print. With this knowledge comes a degree of humility, which is not the least of the virtues that the department teaches. The department is headed by Professor Sharon Friedman, Lehigh ' s only female depart- ment chairperson. MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE E. Williams, A. Waldenrdth, D. Lewis, L. Wolfgang, T. Decker, L. Lefkowitz, A. I ' rieto, D. Pankenier. MATHEMATICS (Front Row): E. Assmus, C. Queen, A. Walanskv, C. C. Hsiung; (Back Row); A. Snvder, G. McCluskev, B. Dodson, A. Papantonopoulou, G. McAllister, M. Schecter, S. Gulden, G. Ravna, D. Davis, D. Yaniro, B. Ghosh 93 MUSIC p. Salemi, J. Bidlack, N. Sine, S. Sametz PHILOSOPHY The philosophy depart- ment has had a typical year. We read The View from Nowhere at the Reading Party over Spring Break. The Philosophy Club has grown and continues to meet weekly in the Faculty Lounge in the U.C. The cottage in which the department lives is bursting at the seams, with an extra faculty member expected next year (an ethicist). Gordon Beam was added to the department this year, replacing Lynn Nelson. Our department seminar was used as a guinea pig, in an ex- periment to test whether the network affected the quality of our interaction. It is too early to tell whether it did or not, but we are certainly writ- ing lots of memos. In the Fall of 1986 Donald Davidson of Berkeley was visiting for a week as Selfridge Professor, and in the Fall of 1987 Daniel Dennett will be doing so also. II ' .;a i •- i k J. Volpe, ]. Hare, G. Bean, R. Lindgren, N. Melchert, R. Barnes. 94 PSYCHOLOGY (Front Row): S. Pipp, G. Shortess, M. Kichter, B. Malt, M. Seay; (Back Row): A. Brody, D. Hyland, N. Simon, J. Nyby, L. Williams, VV. Newman. RELIGION Reid, N. Girardot, M. Tapoba, A. hckardt, L. Silberstein, W. Floyd, E. Issac. 95 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY M. Carlen, S. Goldman, S. Cutcliffe With assistance from the GTE Foundation, the Science, Tech- nology and Society Program offered a series of distinguished lectures on the theme Science, Technology and Social Progress. Christopher Hill, Senior Policy Analyst at the Congressional Research Service spoke on the relationship between technological innova- tion, international trade and the U.S. economy. Nobel Laureate in Medicine Rosalyn Yalow spoke about current public anxieties over low-level redia- tion and its implications for utilization of nuclear medical and power technology. Christopher Lasch, eminent in- tellectual historian at the University of Rochester offered a critique of the idea of progress in modern Western culture. Steven Goldman, Director of the STS Program and Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, was selected by a group of engineering profes- sional societies as the 1987 faculty member for their Wash- ington Internship for Students in Engineering program. This marks the first time in that program ' s history that a non- engineering educator has been selected and indicates a growing acceptance of STS Studies and a recognition of the stature of Lehigh ' s STS Program. SOCIAL RELATIONS Front Row: T. Blank, J. Mcintosh, K. Stinson, B. Frankel, P. Kozero, R. Herrenkohl, J A Lasker; Back Row: J. Specht, R. Rosenwein. 96 SPEECH AND THEATER It was a typically active year for the Divisitin of Speech and Theater. All told, we mounted or sponsored a dozen theatrical produ ctions, offered a full gallery of academic courses and, in conjunction with the Mustard and Cheese Drama Society, ventured on a number of theater going excursions. Our dedicated students from all walks of academic life worked long and hard to help make the year a success. We thank the graduat- ing seniors who have been with us over the years. Regardless of their professional goals, may an appreciation of good theater al- ways be a part of their lives. N. Simmers, A. Wheat, |. Milet, L). Tuid), IJ. Ldndli li, A. Kipa, U. Will;, URBAN STUDIES Urban Studies is not a major for faint-hearted collegians in- terested in shallow acquaintance with the latest urban crisis discovered bv the breathless media. We seek to impart a careful, analytical grasp of the patterns of life in large human settlements. In the process, we try our best to cieliver the classic benefits of a liberal arts educa- tion, helping our students to reason more clearly, search more diligently for the truth, and argue more effectively. We combine many disciplines; an Urban Studies major takes courses with economists, architects, historians, anthropologists, political scientists, and perhaps even a classicist or geologist. Consequ- ently, ours is a major readily combined with a second ( ' ' double ' ' ) major, most commonly in Architecture, Economics, or Government. Most of our graduates have entered the business world, which suits us fine. We think the sort of broad- language liberal education we offer is the best possible prepar- ation for the adventures of the marketplace. Law is the second most popular career choice (Front Row): R. Simon, B. Frankel, F. Colonc, W. Pillsbun,-; (Back Rc v): N. Adams, I. Zaknic, D. Amidon. among Urban Studies majors. Others go into real estate, bank- ing, public service (planning and city management), medi- cine, and architecture. We are a small operation and students get to know us well. Several courses include field trips to Philadelphia or New York, and some students choose to spend internship semesters in Philadelphia or Washington for major credit. We are working on a revised curriculum which will greatly simplify the dauntingly complex description of the major now found in the catalog. Our philosophy? You pay 515,000 a year to improve your mind and your chances in life. We aim to help our students do both. 97 College of Business AND Economics 98 ACCOUNTING S. Webster, B. Carpenter, C. Moore, M. D i i , 1 . Luh, I. kiusiiuii, |, liall, k. ii]iKl,ui, I I ' .iul, K l. iureiKe, R. Mills, ]. Ldrgav, U. Bainbndge. ECONOMICS (Front Row): R. Mudambi, G. Garb, J. Innes, N. Balabkins, E. Schwartz; (Back Row): L. Tavlor, R.A. Moran, F. Gunter, J.R. Aronson, R. Thornton, T. Hyclak. 99 c o N o M FINANCE The interest shown in the Economics major at Lehigh remains high, with approximatley 70 students in the College of Business and Economics and the College of Arts and Science electing the major. The Economics Society (formerly the Economics Club) is now in its second year. Under the direction of Professor C Colleen Callahan, the club C provides an opportunity for students an opportunity for students and economics faculty to meet informally on a regular basis and discuss current economic issues or aspects of the curriculum. It is also designed to provide for improved channels of communication concerning job opportunities for economics majors. Students actively in- volved in the Society include Wayne Barz, Beth Melvin, Margaret LaForce, Larry Sullivan and Jill Tirnauer. The year also saw seven new inductees into Omicron Delta EpsUon, the National Economics honor society. The students selected for this society were Eric Horowitz, Maryanne Begega, Gwendolyn Faunce, Cynthia Learn, Gunnar Miller, Todd Silva, and Karen Young. Professors Larry Taylor and Allen Moran serve as advisors for the group. The Economics Colloquium Series continued to bring in economists from around the world to speak to faculty and students on various topics. This past year, the Colloquium Series presented talks by Dr. Mark V, Pauly, University oj ' Pennsylvania; Dr. Vincent G Munley, Lehigh University, Eugene H. Rotberg, Vice President and Treasurer of the World Bank; Dr. Michael Gross man, National Bureau ot Economic Research and Graduate School, SUNY; ' Ljubisa S. Adamovich, University of Belgrade,! Yugoslavia and Visitingl Professor, Florida State! University; David Greenaway, University of Buckingham and Visiting Professor, Lehigh University; Dr. Meir Tamari, Bank of Israel, Jerusalem; and Mr. Orvill B. Adams, The Canadian Medical Association. J Lireenleat, J. Guerard, S. Thode, C. Beidleman, D. Leahigh The subject of finance is con- cerned with the transfer of funds from savers to users and the allocation of funds within an en- terprise among competing demands for the funds. Atten- tion is also focused on the in- stitutions and instruments necessary to facilitate this trans- fer of funds. Hence, the Depart- ment of Finance offers courses and undertakes research in the areas of Business Finance, In- vestments, Security Analysis, Portfolio Management, Finan- cial Flows and Markets, Bank Management, Financial Futures and Options, and International Financial Management. In this way it has been able to prepare students for attractive careers in the finance function of industrial firms, brokerage houses, banks and other financial in- termediaries, investment bank- ing, financial analysis, institu- tional investors, and national and international capital markets. , 100 LAW AND BUSINESS G. Nation, B. Brockway, I. Achebe Management and Marketing wjmn Lift, B. Smackev, E. Grasso, A. Bean 1986-87 marked the first full academic year for the new Department of Law and Busi- ness. The purpose of establish- ing the department as a separate entity is to provide an atmo- sphere where the study by faculty and students of law and its applications in the environ- ment of business will flourish. The faculty of the department consists of Ifeanyi Achebe, who specializes in commercial law, law and international business; Brian Brockway, who spe- cializes in commercial and tax law; George Nation, who specializes in corporate and commercial law; and Perry Zirkel, who specializes in labor and education law. Brockway and Zirkel are senior faculty, both of whom are at the dis- tinguished level of university professor. Achebe and Nation are junior facultv, who add breadth and growth to the teach- ing, research, and service activities of the department. The department provides a range of courses, from the popular University-wide offer- ing in Introduction to Law to advanced graduate-level courses in Tax Law. On the research front, the faculty have increased their production of publications in na- tional journals and have pre- pared a proposal for a computerized research system for students and faculty. With regard to University service, the department has developed solid links with the Law and Legal Institutions (LLl) program. Department faculty are responsible for LLl ' s Visiting Practitione r Program, which this vear sponsored a minicourse on Selected Issues in Criminal Law bv Philadelphia lawyer Jeffrey Miller that attracted regis- trations and rave reviews from 150 students. The Department offered lectures by two promi- nent attorneys, Don Parsons and Norman Monhait, who spoke on intellectual property and shareholder ' s derivative law suits, Canadian Judge Marvin Zuker, who spoke on the Canadian Charter of Free- dom, and the annual Lehigh Education Law Institute, which this year featured 10 speakers from various parts of the nation. 101 College of Engineering AND Physical Sciences Donald Bolle Dean 102 I CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (Front Row); L. Sperling, H. Caram, M. El-Asscr, J. Phillips, J. Chen; (Back Row); VV. Schiesser, F. Stein, W. Luyben, A. Klein, H. Stenger. The Department of Chemical Engineering, one of the two departments for which Whit- aker Laboratory was built, now consists of twenty faculty members residing in Whitaker Laboratory, Sinclair Laboratory and the Figlear Building. The resident graduate student group of about 95 is the largest such group at Lehigh. In 1986-87, 36 seniors will graduate with B.S. degrees in chemical engineer- ing. These statistics, coupled with the size and diversity of research activity, put Lehigh ' s Chemical Engineering Depart- ment well into the top quarter of such departments both in size and strength. Research programs in the Department concentrate in the areas of polymer science and en- gineering, biotechnology, process modeling and control, and multiphase processing. In the polymers area Lehigh ' s work in emulsion polvmers (latex paints, for instance) is in- ternationally outstanding, and research in polymer composites is equally well known. This work is done across the dis- ciplines of chemistry, materials, and chemical engineering. In biotechnology the work has centered on fermentation processes and mechanisms. Here close cooperation with bio- logy and biochemistry exists. Research into fermenter control, separation of biological entities, and development of new fermentation-based processes is included. In process modeling and control work on multivari- able control, control of distilla- tion systems, of reactors and of fermenters and on methods of more efficient computer mod- eling goes forward. Much of this work goes on within an NSF In- dustry-University Center es- tablished at Lehigh and hence benefits by industrial advice on project selection. Multiphase processing encompasses work on thermodynamics of phase and adsorption equilibrium, studies of catalytic reaction mechanisms and rates, and on the fluidization phenomena. Total research contracting ex- ceeds $2,000,000 year. The undergraduate program and facilities are under constant review and are continuously evolving. We are now rebuild- ing the undergraduate labora- tory with the help of a Univer- sity fund raising drive for chemistry and chemical en- gineering laboratory equipment that has gathered $2,500,000 to date. A project manager. Professor William Hencke, has been brought aboard; new ex- periments in membrane separa- tion, multiphase heat transfer and the dynamics of heat ex- changers have been established; and several of the older experi- mental units have been rebuilt. When this work is complete Lehigh expects to have an un- dergraduate chemical engineer- ing laborator) ' second to none. Another part of this effort is the strengthening of under- graduate research via a program of cooperative industry - university team research. We call this the Opportunity for Student Innovation (OSI) program. This fall we expect to have five teams of seniors in chemical engineering and chemistry actively pursuing research objectives formulated by industrial partners and supervised jointly by faculty and industry experts. The program starts with a workshop on team research methodology and in- cludes several reporting sessions at which the industrial partners as well as the campus will be represented. Chemical engineering is, and always has been, a field in rapid evolution. Currently the grow- ing importance of biotechnology and of semiconductor process- ing technology and the grownng need for chemical engineering involvement in industries outside of the chemical process industry pose challenges. To consider these and other in- fluences that may change our offerings and our opportuniHes, the facult) ' will gather for a two- day retreat this spring. The result will undoubtedly be a ver) ' different program in chemi- cal engineering in the years ahead. 103 CHEMISTRY (Front Row): G. Daves, S. Kraihanzel, R. Spra gue, J. Larsen, J. Vanderhoft; (Back Row): M. Behe, J. Merkel, G. Simmons, L. Lowe-Krentz, K. Schray CIVIL ENGINEERING p. Mueller, L. Beedle, L. Lu, B. Yen, T. Huang, R. Sorensen, J.H. Daniels, R. Johnson, I. Kugelman, G. Dinsomore, R. Weisman, G. Driscoll, G. Lennon, A. Ostapenko, C. Kostem 104 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING K, l eng, C. Holzinger, D. Talhelm, F Hiclscher, M White, [). trey, C. Kjvn.i, M. Wagh, b. Gulden, L. Tuscher, F. Flar ev, J. Butt, I ' . Ota, D. Leenov.G. Blank, R. Decker INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ar ff KKJip ' ' O. The Industrial Engineering Department continues to spend a great deal of effort in the plan- ning of Mohler Lab as the future home of the department. The tirst and second floors are now occupied by I.E. Labs. The fourth floor will house both faculty and labs in the near fu- ture. The addition of three new faculty members, Robert Storer, Gregor ' Tonkay and Dayid Wu, proyide students with expanded opportunities for their educa- tion. (Front Row): G. Kane, W. Richardson, G. Wilson, (Back Row); J. VVigmton, J. Adams, M. Groover, L. Plehani, ' . Odrey. 105 MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A. Pense, J. Wood, G. Conrad, R. Hertzberg, D. Symth, D. Thomas, M. Harmer, Y.T. Chou, S. Tarby MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Front Row): ]. Qwczarek, K. Step- hanoff, S. Neti, D. Updike; (Middle Row); S. Johnson, F. Brown, C. Smith; (Back Row); F. Erdogan, T. Terry, R. Sarubbi, R. Lucas. 106 I PHYSICS (Front Row); J. McClennon, R. Emnch, G. DeLeo, K. Becker, Y.W. Kim; (Back Row); S. Radin, F. Feigl, G. Watkins, R. Schaeffer, D. Weiller. 107 108 Athletics no Ill FOOTBALL The 1 986 Lehigh foot±)all team charged into the season armed with a valuable offensive asset. Making his debut as Lehigh ' s twenty-fifth head coach was Hank Small, former offensive coordinator and both Princeton and Brown Universities. Appointed to the post April 3, 1 986, Small succeeded John Whitehead, who was named Director of Athletics at Lehigh after ten years as head football coach. The engineers slipped in the first half of the season, but a remarkable recovery in the latter half raised the team to a .500 record before falling to Lafayette. This lose forced Lehigh to repeat last year ' s standing at five wins and six losses. [Nevertheless, the gridders produced All-Americans, three league all- stars, and the colonial league rookie of the year. Senior offensive tackle and Bethlehem native, Joe Uliana was named an ECAC all star and also received the Beta Theta Pi Cup. Glliana was a four year varsity letterman and a two year starter. In addition Ghana received the Big LG award for contributing the most to the football program in leadership and performance, and he received the Archibald Johnston Cup and Medal as the best all-around player. Gliana shared the distinction of AJI- American honorable mention with teammate Mike Kosko. Kosko was also selected as team ' s most outstanding interior lineman and was awarded the Alexander G. Hahalis Award. Senior Jeff Supp was recognized with the James P. McConlogue Memorial Trophy as the player who best exemplifies ' All-Football. Sophomore quarterback Mark Magoo McGowan received the Colinial League rookie of the year award. He was recognized as rookie of the week by the ECAC and colonial league for his outstanding performances in the Princeton, Bucknell, and Lafayette games. Senior tight-end Randy Miller as well as Joe Gliana and Mike Kosko were all selected to the colonial league all star team. The engineers opened the season with a tough loss to Holy Cross. The defense shined, causing Holy Cross to turnover the ball seven times including a Matt Cichocki interception in which he ran for a touchdown. At the close of the half Holy Cross tied the game. The en- gineers were able to come back in the fourth quarter with a touchdown pass from sophomore quarterback Jim Harris to senior split end Greg Casten. Holy Cross held onto the lead though and defeated the en- gineers 17-14. Lehigh next faced the powerful Colgate in the home opener. The squad experienced a positive turnaround by defeating the Raiders for the first time since 1 978. Colonial league offensive players of the week and ECAC co-offensive player of the week, Jim Harris, passed for 292 yards and four touchdowns to Lead Lehigh over Colgate. Lee Blum sparked the offense, rushing for 122 yards on a career high 33 carries. Sophomore John Gorman and senior Greg Casten scored four touch- downs between them. One Harris-Casten connection was good for 70 yards and a touchdown. Greg Wolfson, the league ' s defensive player of the week, made a memorable impression on the Colgate quarterback by sacking him and intercepting a pass. Terry Williams and Steve Banco also had interceptions. The strong defensive effort aborted a Colgate comeback in the final three minutes of the game. The good fortune did not last for the gridders, however, and the next three games were tallied in the loss column. A strong havy team over- whelmed the engineers as Lehigh ' s offense stumbled. Returning home the next week to challenge the Northeastern Huskies, Lehigh was un- able to halt its losing skid and squandered an early lead. Midway through the third period Lehigh extended a 17-14 halftime lead to 20- 14 on a Mike Beattie 44-yard field goal. This was beattie ' s longest in his career and his second for the day. Inside linebacker Kevin Rife made thirteen tackles for the Lehigh defense, but it just wasn ' t enough to overcome the huskies. 112 Colonial League) LU OPP 113 Wiiliam and Mary returned to Taylor Stadium on October 14. The gridders looked to avenge the heart-wrenching 31-29 loss of the previous year. However, they allowed the tribe to score three touch- downs in the final eight minute s to pull off a 44-34 win in front of 6000 screaming fans. The engineers took the lead in the fourth quarter on a 19-yard run by Lee Blum and boosted the score even more on a 48- yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Harris to flanker John Gor- man. The highly ranked William and Mary team scored three times late in the fourth quarter to defeat the engineers. Despite the defeat the engineers turned in a great performance. Fullback Rich Curtis and Lee Blum scored on the run and Mike Beattie added 27 and 47-yard field goals. Glenn Comisac blocked a punt which Rife recovered, setting up one touchdown. Perry Smith, defensive player of the game had 10 tackles and Mike Burke played exceptionally well on special teams. The offensive line of (Jliana, Weaver, Chiarito, Frantz and Szymanski dis- played remarkable improvement. The engineers bounced back against the Princeton tigers, lead by quarterback Mark McGowan. He passed for 266 yards and three touch- downs in his first varsity start. McGowan replaced Jim Harris who was sidelined with mononucleosis. Lee Blum ' s four touchdowns added to Lehigh ' s definitive 48-28 victory at Taylor Stadium. Blum scored on a 25-yard run and an 88 yard McGowan to Gorman pass play contributed to a commanding 34-7 halftime lead. In the second half, Blum scored for the fourth time and Sean Pitzer returned a punt 85 yards to score. The defense, led by defensive player of the game, Mike Kosko, survived a late Tiger attack and held on for the win. Steve Banco excelled with three tremendous punts while McGowan was selected as offensive player of the game by the coaching staff. The trip to Delaware was plagued by the fourth quarter blues as the blue hens tallied 22 points in the fourth quarter to spoil an engineer victory. A strong defensive performance held Delaware to only three points in the first half while the Lehigh offense drove down the field for two scores. The first came from Lee Blum followed by a Rich Curtis score. Curtis ' s score was set up by Glenn Comisac ' s fumble recovery and a 36 yard reception by tightend Randy Miller. Curtis and Stansberry continued to contribute to the offensive attack, but the engineers were unable to capitalize on good field position. The engineers were also marred by penalities in the fourth quarter. Steve Apa who had ten tackles on the day was selected along with Curtis as the most valuable players of the game. In their next oufing the gridders were led by senior reserve tailback Roger Raison to a victory over Towson State. Faison gained 81 yards and scored all of Lehigh ' s touchdowns. Mike Beattie added two field goals, and Randy Miller and John Gorman were popular targets for McGowan ' s pass attack. Faison and Miller were honored as the most valuable players by the coaching staff. Miller grabbed two key passes for 28 yards before leaving tfie game with a broken knuckle. Senior Bob Fitfiian was named defensive player of tfie game for fiis eight tackles and excellent pass coverage of Towsons receivers. Mike Beattie was the star of a hard-fought victory over the West Ches- ter Rams on parents day at Taylor Stadium, kicking his way to a school record of four field goals in one game. This marked the second straight victory over a nationally ranked division II powerhouse. The defense dominated effectively shutting down the rams ' offense. This was highlighted by a Matt Cichocki interception and an ail out ef- fort to prevent a ram score deep in Lehigh territory in the fourth quarter. Bob Fithian once again was named defensive player of the week for his interception and seven tackles. Terry Williams contributed a fumble recovery and exceptional pass coverage. Chris Hite was also a major influence in the defense. The engineers evened their record to 5-5 with a victory over the rival Bucknell Bisons. The defense had its best game of the season, sacking the Bison quarterback nine times. Mark McGowan played well, earning rookie of the week honors for the second time from the ECAC Division l-AA as well as a third recognition from the Colonial League. Mike Beattie initiated the scoring with a 41-yarder breaking his Lehigh record of field goals in a season at 14. In the second half Blum scored Faison returned the half s opening kick-off 23 yards, and McGowan completed passes of eight and 1 6 yards to junior Steve Ellis and a 1 3 yard connection to split end Greg Casten. Casten scored on a 25 yard touchdown strike McGowan two possessions later. The gridder defense held tough in the fourth quarter to preserve the victory. This held the Bison to offense to poor field position all afternoon. Chris Hite, a sophomore linebacker, received the MVP award for his ten tackles and assists in sacking. This victory set the stage for the 1 22nd meeting between Lehigh and Lafayette with both teams sporting records of 5-5. Joe Uliana and Mike Kosko were chosen by the players as honorary season captains and co-captains for the Lafayette game. Sophomore Mark McGowan passed for 32 completions a total of 397 yards and three touchdowns, but thus was not enough as Lehigh ' s defense couldn ' t stop Lepard run- ning back Bruce Mclntyre. McGowan played exceptionally well despite a broken bone in his non-throwing wrist. He was once again honored as rookie of the week by the Colonial League and the ECAC. The loss snapped Lehigh ' s three-game winning streak. Lafayette held a 21 -10 advantage going into the fourth quarter and managed to hold off a strong engineer comeback. McGowan passed to Curtis for three touchdowns and connected to Blum in the final minutes to move the engineers close to victory. Cinder pressure, how- ever, he threw an interception from midfield extinguishing Lehigh ' s hopes for a win. Mike Beattie continued to record new heights as he amassed 70 points in a single season with a 37 yard field goal at the start of the second period. The gridder defense was led by senior linebacker, Jeff Supp who recorded 12 tackles and was selected as defensive player of the game. Clifton Hubbard played strong on special teams, but the effort wasn ' t enough to overcome a 28-23 deficit. Steve Banco, besides his fine punting, added three interceptions to his credit Although Lehigh will deeply miss the graduating seniors, the team under head coach Hank Small will have 30 returning letter winners in- cluding Blum and McGowan. Defensively Kevin Rife will be there to fill the huge gap left by senior Jeff Supp and Terry Williams will also help led the defense. Look for an experienced team lead by a strong offen- sive attack. 117 MEN ' S SOCCER Lehigh ' s 1986 soccer team, lead by captains Eric Sejourne and Pete Martin finished the season record of 6-10-3. The team had ten returning lettermen includ- ing four experienced seniors. Ron Zimmerman, Gary, Schali, and Fitz Jaeger all saw much playing time in their final season. Although Kerry Remley ' s last season with the engineers was cut short when he suffered an unfortunate broken leg. Junior Eric Sejourne proved to be a great help to the team with his excellent goal keep- ing and was chosen as a regional All-American All- Area Honorable Mention. The younger players like Brian Biggs showed great hope for the up-coming seasons. Sophomores, Gary Klein, and Eric Frary, along with freshman Mike Skalski, were the teams ' leading scorers. Under the direction of coach John McCioskey, the team advanced to the ECC playoffs, where they were the fourth seed. They lost in the first round to rivals Lafayette. The game was a rough and intense one that ended in overtime play, with Lafayette winning 2-1 and advancing all the way to the finals. Row 1 ; E. Holben, K. Remley, E. Sejourne. L. Kassabian, T. McWilliams. R. Zimmerman. Row 2; P. Martin. M. Davis, G. Brodie, R. Lubin. C. Hoffman, G. Scfiall. F. Jaegar, G. Klein. Row 3; Asst. Coach Armor, K. Boscfien, E. Frary. M. Skalski, C. Camerron, K. Kalb, B. Briggs. S. Evans, J. Reily, S. Peterson. Coach McCioskey. 118 ' i won 6. lost 9. tied 3 (3-3-1 ECC) LU OPP Monmouth + Virginia Commonwealth 1 + Western Maryland 4 at Moravian 1 at HofsUa 2 U Salle Delaware 3 at Rutgers at Drexel 1 at West Chester 1 Rider 2 Fairleigh Dickinson at Towson SL East Stroudsburg at Bucknell 2 Muhlenberg 1 Lafayette at Lafayette 1 + at (JMBC Toumament East Coast Conference game East Coast Conference touma ment game 119 Spectacular is the only word that can describe this year ' s women ' s cross country team. Considering this was only the third year for the women ' s participation in the sport, they amassed more victories this year than the total from the previous two. They surprised their competitors and turned in a tremendous 11-1 win- ning season. The team also defeated Lafayette for the first time and won the Allentown Invitational. This closed knit group worked hard together under the leadership of co-captains junior Liz Ham- ilton and Sophomore Ayres Boswell. The rest of the team is comprised of mostly freshmen: therefore a promising future is ex- pected. As coach Mark Will-Weber states, I ' m pleasantly surprised with how competitive we are particularly since the team is so young and relatively inexperienced. I feel this is the start of a real tradition at Lehigh, that will grow considerably with time. Will-Weber and his assistant Sabrina McChesney both believe that the girls are psyched about next year. The team can expect another bright performance from freshman sensation Nancy Sayre. She was named to the all ECC team, the first woman from Lehigh to do so, and was also a medalist at the ECC championships. Nancy also set the school record on the home course and subsequently broke it two more times. It ' s not wonder that Sayre received Lehigh ' s cross country award as the best runner. Another first for the women is their participation in the ECC championships in which they recor- ded a respectable showing for such a young team. With all of its members returning, next year should prove to be more fruitful than even this year ' s impressive season. 120 Men ' s Cross Cour try won 6, lost 5 LU GPP HofsUa 15 50 Pennsylvania 32 26 Delaware 28 27 I .Me 25 34 I ' liMi eton 30 27 Rider 22 34 at Bucknell 50 15 St. Josephs 38 19 Paul Short run 16th of 23 West Chester 21 38 Kutztown 19 38 Lafayette 18 43 P-CC Championships 5th of 8 ICAA Championships 22nd of 49 Mcaa DisL 2 Qualifier 12th of 37 Women ' s Cross Country won 1 1 , lost 1 LCJ GPP Moravian 17 41 •MIentown 15 49 (Jedar Crest 15 50 Albright 17 44 Swarthmore 16 43 Johns Hopkins 17 40 Bryn Mawr 20 38 (Jrsinus 25 33 Cedar Crest 15 50 Paul Short Run 17th of 24 Allentown InviL 1st of 7 West Chester 15 50 Delaware 28 27 Lafayette 21 38 ECC Championships 3rd of 5 ECAC Championships 28lh of 36 MCAA DisL 2 Qualifier 1 6th of 22 121 122 % •• . S. 4 ' Despite losing several very valuable seniors, the rugby club had a good outlook for the fall season. The season began with a good solid game against the University of Connecticut and a 56-4 thrashing of American University. However, unexpected changes in the league rules and injuries began to hurt the engineer squad. Several inexperienced players had to play in important positions. This lack, of experience was shown as the team suffered three consecutive defeats to the University of Pennsvl- vania, Lafayette and a heart-breaking last minute loss at the hands of Princeton. With the voung players gaining more experience, the engineers began to play the kind of rugby they were capable of playing. The team finished the season bv winning three of their last four games, a loss to Vilianova being the only blemish in that stretch. The team defeated VVilkes-Barre men ' s club. Temple, and rollecl up another 3t) point win o er Muhlenburg. The spring season was highlighted by the Lehigh squad hosting a team from the Universitv of Buck- ingham in England. In addition to plaving the en- gineers twice, they also played several other teams in the area. In the first contest, on a ver ' rainv and muddy day, the engineers lost a slopp ' game that was much closer than the 22-0 score reflected. In the second game, the engineers bounced back thanks to a verv aggressive scum led bv captain Adam Hess, Jim Ash, and Mike Cazer. The engineers led most of the wav, but with fi e minutes left in the game Buckingham scored a tn, ' and the game ended in a 4-4 tie. The scrum was the strong point throughout the season, especially Ton ' Rogerson and Joe Hanley. Also playing a very important role were Dave Crosswhite, Rich Briggs, Kevin Black, and Jeff Sohm. Seniors Bill Moss, Lewis Williams, and Don lefferies were the heart and soul of the wing throughout the season. Sophomores Gar) ' May, Mark Olson, and Steve Gould pia ed er ' well and will be an important part of the team in the years to come. The team will look to juniors Scott Cunning- liam, John Cassidv, and Todd Nebraska for leader- ship next season. All in all, a strong wing will be returning next vear to help the engineers overcome the loss of manv kev pla ' ers in the scrum. 123 The Lehigh women ' s field hocKey team returned to its tradition of excellence that has characterized the team in previous years. After a disappointing season last year, the lady stickers regained win- ning from capturing the ECC title ana by defeat- ing Delaware in the tournament finals. The team was led by superb individual perfor- mances by two seniors who shared the Con- necticut Valley award as the team ' s MVP ' s, Bonnie Schmidt at sweeper and Cheryl Miller at forward. Miller was also awarded the Hall Foundation Award as the most outstanding senior class women athlete. In addition. Mil- ler was elected to the ECC all star team for the second year in a row. Although fourth in the conference, Cheryl was second on the team for scoring with eight goals and seven assists. Freshman standout, Carol Gibson, won the Steckbeck Award as the most outstanding athlete among freshmen class women as well as rookie of the year for the ECC. Gibson was the team ' s leading scorer with nine goals and eight assists. In addi- tion, senior Gail Thistle was the recipient of the ECC award for outstanding scholarship and prowess in athletics. On the road to the conference finals, the stickers avenged their regular season loss to Delaware 1-0 in dou- ble overtime. The team also came very close to defeating nationally ranked Penn State, los- ing 3-2 with three seconds left on the clock in double overtime. Winning was the goal of this year ' s lady stickers as the team overcame close losses and dis- appointments to give Lehigh its third confer- ence title in four years. Row 1: A. Lduer, D. Van Fleet, M. Quinn, R. Ervin, C. Gibson. Row 2: K. Brower, C. Miller, J. Lohmann, B. Schmidt, G. Thistle. Row 3: Assistant J. Keeley, C. Cotter, N. DiGrutillo, T. Camp, J. McElwreath, L. Harkrader, C. Juliani, L. Eckersly, Coach M. Holder. 124 FIELD HOCKEY 125 The 1986 Lehigh Girls ' Volleyball Team completed their season this year with a 19-14 record. Under the direction of Lori Dymtrich and Molly Kraihanzel, and leadership of captains Maureen McPartland and Janet Ryan the team advanced with a strong season to the ECC Semi-Finals against Drexel; the number one ranked team. They placed a tough game, but suffered a disappointing loss. The ensuing consellation game against Deleware proved to be an exciting match, yet again they experienced a frustrating letdown. Senior starters included exceptional efforts made by Janet Hober and the captains, Maureen McPartland and Janet Ryan. Honors were extended as invitations to participate on the All Conference Players Team to strong player Kerrie Laughman to the first team, and Maureen McPartland to the second team. Kerrie Laughman was also named the team MVP. McPartland could always be counted on to get the team psyched. Co-captain Janet Ryan received ECAC award for outstanding scholarship and prowess in athletics. First time coach Lori Dymtrich extolled their consistent serving competency evaluated at 90% accuracy. She praised the girls for their positive attitudes and attributing ability to work well together. Highly commended for their recent performance, possibilities for next year look promising. 126 VOLLEYBALL Won 19. Lost 14 LG OPP Hofstra 2 3 Lafayette 3 Fordham 3 Princetown 3 2 Kutztown 3 Springfield 2 Cent Conn. Sl 2 1 So. Conn. St 2 hortheastem 2 Selon Hall 3 Drexel 2 Rider 2 Navy 2 OMBC 2 Fair. Dickinson 3 Towson State 3 Temple 2 3 West Chester 3 Bucknell 3 Drexel 2 3 New York Tech 2 1 James Madison 2 1 Princeton 1 2 New Haven 2 Delaware 3 La Salle 3 1 Rider 3 La Salle 1 2 Villanova 1 3 Lafayette 3 Towson State 3 1 Drexel 1 3 Delaware 3 Row 1; A. Cavaugh, J. Ryan, M. McPartland, P. Inchandela, Row 2: R. Anisko, A. Edelson, N. Lavele, K. Laughman, N. Walker, D. Outten, Row 3: coach L. Dvmtrich, J. Hober, E. Lain, B. Besjovech, M. Kraihenzel, K. Gorman. 127 ICE HOCKEY The Lehigh Ice Hockey club had its most successful season in 1987 with the dissolution of varsity status. However, many former varsity players were able to switch over and play club hockey. The season began in October with tryouts which were held at the Ice Palace in Allentown. Over 50 people expressed in- terest in playing, however league rules required that the roster be cut to 25. The final ros- ter included students from all four classes as Lehigh. Because of its talented players the hockey club quickly rose to division A. There were five other teams in the division making competition fierce. The team played 20 regular season games, two play-off games and one allstar competition. 8 3 Q Row 2: W. Seltzer, P. McDonough, J. Miller, ]. Thorpe, P. Schauder. Row 1; R. Curran, S. Bailey, J. Lane, E. Frankenfeld, D. Reagan 128 129 WRESTLING TEAM The Lehigh University wrestling team completed its season by placing tenth in the 1987 NCAA Div. I wrestling championships held at College Park Maryland. Senior captain, Pete Yozzo, culminated an outstanding wres- tling career by posting a season record of 21-2-1 as well as winning the 142-pound national title. By pinning Pat Santoro, Yozzo achieved a milestone in engineer wrestling — his 100th career vic- tory. Along with Yozzo, other Lehigh matmen boasted a fine season. Tom Toggas and Eyvind Boysen qualified for the nationals by win- ning EIWA crowns. In addition, Jim Frick and John Epperly earned a trip to the national tourney by placing second in the EIWA. John Epperly also received freshman of the year award at the EIWA chamionships. Though Yozzo was the only Lehigh wrestler to win All- American honors at the nationals, Frick, Toggas, Boysen, and Ep- perly wrestled admirably. Frick defeated two of his opponents in the 134-pound quarter finals before falling to the eventual 134- pound champion John Smith. Epperly lost his first match to a tough Marc Sodano of North Carolina, by a 13-5 major decision. Tom Toggas, seeded number ten, lost in the second round, but continued to wrestle back and came one match short of all- american status. Boysen, seeded eleventh, was upset 6-3 by an opponent from Perdue in his first round bout. - . 130 Row 1: P. Norman, R. larlman, J. Epperly, E. Regan, J. Fnck. Row 2: L. Weison, J. Herrman, P. Yozzo, C. Watkins, D. Ross. Row 3; S. Vetch, D. Brophy, M. Eckberg, E. Boysen, T. Toggas. won 6 lost Cornell Wilkes Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Cleveland SL Pittsburgh Monhem Iowa Penn SL Army Maryland Iowa Sl Navy Syracuse Edinboro Franklin Marshall 10 LU 32 26 17 12 15 18 10 16 II 22 26 15 22 29 14 20 OPP 10 15 18 26 25 21 35 26 35 17 12 24 16 15 37 21 131 -V ' ! .ij  132 133 134 Lehigh ' s Main Man Yozzo won the 142-pound national title at the 1987 NCAA wrestling champion- ships, held in March at the University of Maryland. It was the third time he has won Ail-American honors as a placewinner in the national tournev. A national runner-up last season and third-place tinisher m 1985, Yozzo is one of just a dozen Lehigh wrestlers to achieve Ail-American status on three or more occasions. Pete ' s win in the national finals was his 100th career victory, most ever for a Lehigh man. His career record is 100-13-3. Yozzo is the 17th man to win a national championship for Lehigh. 135 (Back Row): R. Ticho, F. Farkas, D. Queenan, S. Dowling, T. Russell, G. Martin, D. Henderson, T. MarHn, D. Rogers, B. Cheslock, C. Olayinka, R. Gregory, P. Hanks, M. Androlewicz, P. Sclar; (Front Row): P. Rudman, E. Bronner, K. Greene, D. Duke, F. McCaffey, A. Keglovits, M. Polaha, S. Layer, B. Breder. 136 Ataatbs ,filosf Baluabic JJlaoer Atoarft — won by Daren Queenan; iBost Jmprobcft Jplajfr Atnarii — won by Bruce Breder: Ucst Hrfmsibc piajtr Ataarti — won by Ron Gregory: Hap JJefacmner Ataarb — won by Scott Layer. won 15. lost 14 (8-6 ECC) LU OPP Harvard 99 98 Dickinson 69 52 at Marquette 66 83 Princeton 62 72 at Penn State 73 70 Muhlenberg 92 71 Texas A M 60 80 Connecticut b7 71 St. Francis 74 72 Florida Southern 74 72 Columbia 78 90 at Fairfield 63 64 at Wake Forest 51 74 Hofstra ' 80 68 at Drexel 74 76 Towson State 77 75 at Delaware 65 60 Rider • 93 90 at Lafayette • 83 77 Bucknell ' 87 92 at Hofstra ' 69 71 Drexel ' 67 70 Lafayette 79 78 at Towson State 83 76 Delaware 98 79 at Rider 76 82 at Bucknell 70 72 Drexell 109 98 Bucknell 100 103 • East Coast Conference game East Coast Conference Tournament game 137 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Many people thought that this season would be a rebuild- ing year for the women ' s basi etball team after winning the ECC Championship last year and losing three starting players. Six freshmen came into the program and combined their talents with the returning veteran ' s to culminate in a successful season. Highlights of the season include a second place finish in the ECC Tournament and third overall in the conference. The tournament proved to be very exciting. Lehigh upset the second seeded team, Drexel, and moved on to the finals against number one ranked rival Lafayette. This game ended in a disappointing ov ertime loss by two points at the buzzer. The team also received many honors this year. Sandy Hume received Rookie of the Year honors and was named to the All Tournament team. Mary Kush made second All Tournament and Sherie Androlewicz was named to the conference All-Rookie team. Cathy Laydon won the Most Valuable Player Award, and Pam McAfee, the Most Im- proved Player Award. This was the last season for Coach Muffet McGraw, who v ll be leaving for Notre Dame in the fall. The team will also miss the leadership of senior Co-Captains Cathy Baker and Cathy Laydon. won 17, lost 11 (8-6 ECC) LU OPP Dartmouth 70 80 Brown 67 61 at St. Joseph ' s 37 79 Maine 53 80 St. Bonaventure 61 59 Manhattan 67 64 at Pennsylvania 66 56 at Colgate 82 65 at Utica 74. 50 Seton Hall 65 69 at Yale 75 69 Hofstra ♦ 76 58 at Drexel 58 69 at Lafayette 56 66 Towson State 73 68 at Delaware 70 44 Rider 82 73 Bucknell 76 68 at Hofstra 69 58 Drexel 94 77 Lafayette 69 74 at Towson State 60 77 Delaware 73 68 at Rider 51 56 at Bucknell 68 70 Delaware 82 74 Drexel 75 64 Lafayette 58 60 • East Coast Conference game • East Coast Conference Tournament game (BackRow):CoachM. McGraw, J. Lofgren, P. McAfee, C Laydon, M. Kush. B. Kozlowski, S. Hume. B. Brennen, L. Feeley. (Front Row): S. Kegan.M. Ross. L Casten. S. Androlewicz. C. Baker. J. Mooney, A. Camp, L. Boyce. 139 140 141 Coach Bruce Gardner cited this year ' s Men ' s Swimming program as a rebuilding and recovery team. After the loss of 8 seniors, the men completed the year with a 4-6 record. They concluded the first losing season in 10 years. But this has not put a damper on the young team, for optimism of a return to successful years is prevalent. This year still possessed its highlights. Senior captain Ted Rudel was the first conference swimmer to even win any event, the 1650 yards freestyle, four years consecutively. Ted also became the all time Lehigh scorer for men. Juniors Steve Hiltabiddle and Chris Marshall also excelled by setting new school records. With a strong basis to build on, future success is excitedly anticipated. The Women ' s Swimming Team finished in style this season with an 6-5 record. According to coach Bruce Gardner the women performed consistently through- out their winning season and next year he forsees even greater accomplishments. The team was led by sophmore Gail Jacobs. She won four ECC events, set three conference records, and was named Most Outstanding Performer of the ECC meet for the second year in a row. Gail also advanced to the Eastern championships. Jacobs also received the Mary O. Hurley Award which goes to the women athlete who best exemplifies the spirit of competition. She was not the only one who shone at the ECC meet because everyone who went set a personal best in at least one event. All together 9 school records were shattered at the ECC meet. Junior Sue Roden also set two school records this year. Next year the team aspires to greater glory. Row 1 : T. Rudel, D. Patracuolla, P. Titterton. row 2: Coach Gardner. C. Marshall, R. Bruzanski, T. LeChard. S. Hiltabiddle, M. Mitlehener, Assist. Coach Sunflower. Assist Coach Shewell. Row 3: G. Haugland. G. Egree, W. Mueller, E. Fernando, C. Sumi, M. Raph, S. Olsen, J. Balstien. J. Boyle. 142 Row 1: S. Sonntag, B. Melvin. K. Caprwski, K. Young. Row 2: G. Jacobs. S. Roden, B. Morten. C. Folk. M. Montantj. Assist Coach Sunflower. Row 3: J. McArthur. E. Virginia. A. Pickard. S. Samson. L. Maurtaurana. K. Lapani. A. Wilkins. Assist Coach Shewell. SWIM ibAM Women won 6, lost 5 LU OPP Bryn Mawr 151 84 Towson Sl 155 21 Fordham 108 109 Gettysburg 106 93 Bucknell 117 148 Delaware 91 125 Rutgers 139 64 Drexel 106 110 La Salle 107 157 E. Stroudsburg 114 86 Lafayette 119 76 M( ;n won 4. lost 6 LU OPP Towson Sl 107 102 Fordham 99 112 Gettysburg 116 72 Delaware 79 132 Rutgers 92 121 Drexel 89 123 La Salle 90 121 E. Stroudsburg 123 85 Lafayette 108 105 Bucknell 81 121 143 s K I T E A M Row one; C. Learn, J. Czin, T. Smith. K. Slerk. J. Peck. Row 2: T. Schanzlln. T. Schwartz. T. Eardensohn, R. Shields. J. Russell. ( Bilodeau. C. Kelly, E. Nicholson, P. Doody. D. Eisenbud. D. Martin. P. Flanagan. 144 I The Lehigh Ski Team had another very rsuccessful year! The women won the Mew Jersey Conference and later qualified but did not compete in the (National Collegiate Ski Association Championships held in Crested Butte. Colorado. The guys also had an im- pressive year finishing 2nd for the Mew Jersey league and just barely missing qualifying for I Nationals. Much more memorable were the times we got together as friends; Tucks ' 86 (what a glorious and invigorating little hike that was!), all of our oh-so-successful and injury-free dry land training sessions (Thanks to dad — actually, thanks to Craig for putting an end to them!), our Christmas break bash at Waterville Valley (where we proved ourselves to be the coolest and the fastest), all of our practices at Blue Marsh (THever heard of it! ). to our races (ah — sober Sat. nights) and the Montclair In- vitational, where we cleaned up with our mighty ambush patrol, and to all of the parties inbetween. 1 guess all great things must come to an end — and so it has for Cindy, Karen, Chris, John, and Paul. Think of the alumn when your biggest decision on Saturday is what run to take. We love you guys! ,.. T. 145 TRACK AND FIELD Indoor won 1 , lost LG All-Comers Meet Adidas Invitational at Syracuse InviL Six-Team Meet Greater Phil. Champ, at Princeton Relays at Delaware InviL Lafayette ECC Championships Collegiate Meet 146 Outdoor won 1 . lost LCI OPP at Moravian InviL 1 st of 10 at Pennsylvania non-scoring Drexel non-scoring Moravian non-scoring Lafayette 92 70 at Rutgers Relays non-scoring at Penn Relays non-scoring atECC Championships 4th of 7 147 SOFTBALL (Standing): M. Sakowitz, A. Cavanaugh, D. VanFleet, B. Kozlowski, L. Eckersley. T. Danner; (Kneeling): A. Prodan, P. Tierney, T. Ferrari, J. Sherman, M. Taub, C. Gibson; (Sitting); S. Covert, J. Berger. 148 . : won 11, lost 28 (2-10 ECC) LU OPP California 3 4 Shippensburg 16 Indiana 1 10 Millersviile 1 7 at George Mason 1 5 dt George Mason 5 6 West Chester 8 2 dt Muhlenberg 6 10 at Muhlenberg 4 1 l-emoyne 2 4 Pennsylvania 17 Pennsylvania 12 4 Princeton 6 4 Princeton 1 4 Delaware 1 3 Delaware 2 3 at La Salle 2 3 at La Salle 3 4 at SL Joseph ' s 4 at St. Joseph ' s 1 at Towson State 1 8 at Towson State 1 11 at Lafayette 3 7 at Lafayette 11 4 Drexel 3 2 Drexel 5 at Rider 2 at Rider • 5 7 (Jrsinus 1 (Jrsinus 9 Bucknell 2 4 Bucknell • 1 2 Villanova 4 Villanova 1 7 Delaware 3 2 Towson State 1 2 Bucknell 1 Rider • 8 East Coast Conference game • East Coast Conference Tournament game 149 GOLF won 5, lost 6 LG OPP Muhlenberg 401 472 Navy Invitational 19th of 27 Princeton 407 391 Bucknell 407 386 West Chester 432 425 La Salle 432 430 Towson State 425 434 Delaware 408 396 Rider 408 448 Colonial League Tournament 4th of 5 Lafayette 390 409 Villanova 412 410 East Stroudsburg 412 463 ECC Championships 3rd of 8 150 TENNIS Coach K. Adams, J. Cohen. J. Jacobson, L. Aronson, D, Durando, L. Daum, D. Armenio, P. Gross, Asst. Coach G. Brennan, C. Bohny, I The lady metters ended their fall season with an im- pressive 8-4 record. They were runners up in the PIAW rhamplonships and runners up in the ECC. Only three consecutive letter winners returned from ast season, forcing them to lead a team of young layers through the season. The team lost four of last ear ' s six players: three to graduation and one top jingles player. Beth Dale, to an injury. Donna Armenio, a senior co-captain and four time jingles and doubles champion in the ECC played at number three singles and number two doubles with Teshman Jennifer Jacobson. According to assistant :oach and Lehigh graduate Gail Brennan, it was nice .o have her leadership and ability this season especially Mth such a young team. Jamie Cohen, a junior and runner up at the ECC tournament last year, played at number two singles and number one doubles with freshman Paula Gross. Cohen and Gross were co-recipients of the Margaret B. Savic Award as the most valuable players. The third returning player was Denise Durando, a senior, who gave a stabilizing force to doubles with Heather Johnston at the number three sed. Durando staged a successful comeback after a serious knee in- jury. Assistant coach Brennan commented about the season as a whole. We did quite well. We kept an aim for ourselves and in the future we can only get better. Highlights of the season include matches against the University of Delaware. Swathmore College, and Villanova University. At Delaware, Jennifer Jacobson and Donna Armenio scored a comeback win. Jamie Cohen was down two match points but managed to pull out a victory. Lauren Daum overpowered her opponent while Heather Johnston added another easy win. Swathmore was dominated by Lehigh. At first I singles, freshman sensation Paula Gross blanked her opponent. Denise Durando and Heather Johnston shut out their opponents. Lily Aronson and Cathy Bohny finished the day with yet another victory. Women ' s Tennis Men ' s Tennis Fall won 3 lost 7 Won 8, lost 4 LU OPP LG OPP Pittsburgh 4 5 at Towson State 8 1 Army 2 6 Swarthmore 9 Hofstra 8 1 at Delaware 7 2 Rider 6 3 St. John ' s 7 2 Franklin Marshall 1 8 Rutgers 1 8 at Bucknell 9 at Drexel 8 L-afayette 4 5 LVAIAW Tournament 2nd of 5 Delaware 4 5 PAIAW Tournament 1 St of 5 at West Chester 9 at Lafayette 1 8 at Bloomsburg 1 8 at Bucknell 9 ECC Championships 4th of 8 Rider 9 Penn State 3 6 Eastern Championships 8th of 27 Villanova 5 4 ECC Championships 2nd of 7 at Pennsylvania 2 7 Spring won 6, lost 4 LU OPP at Florida Southern 1 8 at St Leo 9 at Eckerd 9 at Tampa 9 Fordham 3 6 Temple 4 5 West Chester 9 at Drexel 9 Seton Hall 3 6 Middle States Championships 4th of 16 Lafayette 5 4 151 MEN ' S LACROSSE An explosive attack combined with a menacing defense lead the men ' s lacrosse team to a winning record of 9-5. Losing only a few key starters from the previous year, the team was left with a number of skilled and experienced players. The defense led by captain Jeff senior and sophmores Jason Diamond and Jeff Eichman, proved to be tough to opposing attack- man. The mixture of great team work and fierce checking hampered the scoring efforts, lowering opponent goals. Chris Cameron was for the second time the leading scorer on the team. Seniors, Hank Russel, an attackman, and Joel Miller and John Herd as midfielders were all steady scorers throughout the season. Herd received the Ernesta Drinker Cup and Medal as the team ' s MVP. The Class of 1907 trophy went to Joel Miller as the team ' s most outstanding player. In the final game against Drexel, Miller assisted by Cameron, scored twice in the last minute of the half to tie up the game. The engineers went on to win the game 12-7, with excellent scoring by Herd, Miller, Russel, and freshman John Novak. The season was highlighted by a big win over Lafayette, and several important East Coast Conference victories. The engineers defeated Villanova, Drexel, and Franklin Marshall. Gp coming seasons look bright as many talented players on the team are returning freshmen and sophmores. However, many players will be graduating. Will Adams, Marty Clark, Tim Farrell, John Herd, Rob Massey, Joel Miller, and Hank Russel will no longer be playing for Lehigh. The seniors expressed that the best part of playing lacrosse were the players themselves and the good time they had together. They will surely never forget spring breaks spent in rainy Bermuda or Florida, or victory celebrations at the Ho. They also mentioned that it has been a pleasure working with coach John McCloskey and the underclassmen. ■ I ■ aj - - :;W ' .yt iCH I .«.► A ' ' r ■ . ' •■ ' •• ' ' ■ ' ' «« • ' . ' - • Y ' ♦ V ' - f 152 ' ■ - ' ' T ' ' i 153 WOMEN ' S LACROSSE (Front Row); A. Savitsky, K. Brauer, K. Egan, C. Miller, T. Paul, T, Campi, R. Eivin; (Back Row): Coach M, Holder, P. McAfee. L. Hamilton. M. Corrigan, I. Walters, L Hartgrader, C. Julian!, J. McElwreath. J. (Jnderkoffler. J. Lohmann, B. Schmidt, J. Keeley. won U. lost 7 (4-2 ECC) LU OPP Georgetown 9 5 at Bucknell • 9 3 (Jrsinus 5 10 Rutgers 9 5 at Penn State 5 13 Hofstra • 13 4 Princeton 7 6 Delaware 11 12 Pennsylvania 6 4 at Maryland- Baltimore County U 3 at Virginia 7 17 at Towson State 13 4 at Temple 5 19 Lafayette 5 6 at Colgate 13 10 at Drexel 16 4 at West Chester 10 8 Delaware 5 10 East Coast Conference game 154 155 ■iiJfv ' 156 BASEBALL (Back Row): S. SchulU. D. Noorwood. J. Meumann. J. Giddon, C. Rolh, R. Folk, J. Kinney, G. Fritz, C. Walsh, B. Cook. C. Anderson; (Middle Row): C. Cooligan. D. King, W. Schwandt, J. Cantor. R. Cantor. M. Pasquito, T. Rinaldi, L. Schullz; (Front Row): S. Dayton, S. Decelles. J. Edeiman, S. McGuire, P. Sclar. R. Sherman. W. Melvin. won 8, lost 18 (2-12 ECC) LG OPP Haverford 15 2 at Tampa 3 19 Pennsylvania 6 8 Detroit 5 10 at Hofstra 1 3 at Hofstra 8 17 at havy 4 5 Trenton State 6 5 Catholic a 5 3 at Rider • 2 at Rider 1 16 Kutztown 9 2 at Muhlenberg 20 7 at Moravian 2 7 Lafayette 1 20 Lafayette 3 7 at Drexel 1 3 at Drexel 11 4 Pennsylvania 5 6 Delaware 1 3 Delaware 2 9 Bucknell 5 4 Bucknell ' 6 12 Towson State 4 Towson State 8 20 .it Kutztown 13 8 East Coast Conference game 157 Living Groups 158 159 LIVING ON CAMPUS 160 I ■llHIK Living on campus is something every Lehigh student has in common, at least for their freshman year. Everyone remembers moving- in day, checking out the dorm room with mom and dad. Is this it? Is it really this small? You mean I have to share this closet with my room- mate? Of course we all learned to adjust, with the help of our gryphon and an understanding roommate. And many of us came to love our little rooms as well as our roommates. When the time came to say goodbye to our little room at the end of freshman year, sure, we said we were glad to get out of there. We were on to bigger and better rooms. But maybe inside we knew we ' d miss that little room, our first try at dorm living. Whether we live in centennials, the quad, M M, or a residential college, we come to know the advan- tages of residence hall life — maids and gryphons to take care of us, and a meal plan to feed us. Living on campus keeps us in touch with university life and closer to all our friends. If we ' re lucky enough to get housing in Trembley or Brodhead as upperclassmen, we can have the advantages of living in university housing, while getting a taste of the independence of apartment life. 161 DRAVO C3 Pumpkin Carving . . . S.R.O. Pink Party . . . Play in the Hay (well, some of us), Philadelphia (hit run w an ambulance? Not our Peter!) . . . Bid Time Bash (no S.R. at all) . . . Blind Date ( Hostess) Party. The Family Members: Yo Hides, sleep much? . . . Kathy phoning for a tan (Kiss-Kiss) . . . Amy Mel (battle of the sizes) . . . Slick Spacy Stacey Steals Sapporos . . . When D.R. Klinek laughs, people try not to listen! . . . Carolyn works out (Does T.E.?) . .. . Bev McNeff, come out for air ... Hi Sam, we love ya ' ! . . . Liz, dude, do you HAVE any classes? . . . Steph, did you catch his (their) name(s)? . . . Boom Boom, not so quiet as we assumed . . . Anne ' s got a special request for the bathroom radio . . . Leave some for us, Elisa! . . . Karin, your underwear is in your room . . . LISA FOR PRESIDENT, ... and the (senior) leader of our wonderful home says Grab a brew, shoot some pool, and f em ' if they can ' t take a joke! STEVENS 3 K. Kull D. Outten J. Rupprecht P. Lazear J. Mooney P. Gross W. Burger S. Kelly M. Cuttingham T. Horenstein M. Katz A. Pereyra E. Jacobi B. Herling H. Schuenfeld K. McDonald L. O ' Connor Hi there — Laurie-gal (Whitley), Wendolyn (cardboard queen). Mare (D.C. ' s greatest fan), Paula (first singles), Babs (Pyro), Tani (Podka princess), Phant (funny face), Missle Toes (tax collector), Shan (everyone ' s wardrobe), Kath (sweet cheeks), Tamlet (giggles), Pammy (pretty in pink), KT (bodacious), Geri (new kid in town), Moon (b-ball starlette). Lis (gryphon ex- traordinaire). Deb (supergirl), Laney (shots). Ape (Dear April), Mags (samples), Jules (high speed). Hi D (hee, hee, hee), Hoi (smile). Bye Barb! Birthdays: Chi Chi ' s, ice cream sundaes, bagel breakfast, brownies. Baby pictures! What is WRONG with you? Bingo, freshmen! Scary. Happy couples. Who ' s got my meat book? So annoyed! Can I borrow your ? Hardware party. Where ' s the shuttle? Memorizing pledge books. Sssh! Goosie man! I ' m gonna fail, I ' m gonna fail. Although the girls of Stevens 3 are going in separate directions next year, we will never forget the good times we had and the good friends that helped us through our freshman year. Bye- bye now! 162 DRAVO Al C. James U. Mattingly T. Banks R. Todd R. Konofsky F. Bueller B. Walsh J. Denlinger P. Simms D. Gooden M. Klinger D. Gupta B. Robinson A. Kaji P. Hudson P. Tomtorre P. Esposito M. Lucas J. Delpopolo L. Taylor J. Rice DRINKER A4 S. Smith, B. Oner, S. Smolansky, G. Nicholls, P. McAfee, D. Davidson, P. Boustany Io3 Better . . . Scrambled . . . Now that you know, I can ' t let you live . . . What up? . . . Did you spray? . . . Braap . . . You said a moufful . . . Wake Me . . It ' s just not worth it ... Oh sit! . . . Hones . . . Can the ground cause hazard . . . Jinx- Betty-Al . . . When you but a prize, is it yours to keep? . . . DTT, DST, DMT . . . Gs . . . Bits . . . Blue room . . . It ' s good to have . . . Are you done with this? . . .Zog . . .Oeucchous . . . Oh, they ' re closed . . . Ah boobooboo . . . Amah, neh . . . Nerfhoop . . . Brewsk . . . Punts . . Q-Korner . . . Snow Bunnies . . . Greekers . . . You are diseased . . . Mournful dirge . . . Peusk . . . Mookie . . . Aid . . . Jojo . . . You know where the dooor is . . . Dime! . . . Keys? . . . Yes, have some . . . What do we have to eat? . . . Cog . . . Dork . . . Bird-Seabird . . . Shotgun! . . . Umber . . . FHANK YOU!!! — Fudd, Osc, Drosk, Lensk. P. Kleid, M. Duff, R. Kleban, L. Lee TREMBLY 10 28 (Apt. 10) Inflatable chests. I thought you said . . . M.A. ' s red P balloon. Mr Schnozzola lives! ' What happened to your hair. Sue? Speed it up, Ma Relax. Rand! Sue ' s seal-like laugh. Ma ' s pizza with burnt-box crust. It ' s time to make the bagels! Randy cutting class. Hangin out in Port Charles. Bathroom monologues. Cheezeballs for everyone. Remember lessons w Cab Hailing. Beanbag pilot appel. Crash, band-RWDY ' s w the kitchen. How many words can you say in one minute, Ma? (APT.28) Lala Bitch. Crusty. Manny ' s. Bumble Buns. The Blue Bucket. The Wizard. Schnapps. Wildbeast. R. Appel, S. Bjorness, M. Burke, K. Rogers, C. Ruebel, L. Sheridan, S. Moyer TAYLOR SENIORS B. Roepke Not Pictured C. Brookins J. Krasas R. Mascolo B. Lamarca E. Felson D. Clark J. Evans K. McQueen T. D ' Amato W. Hill L. Zoeller A. Fazil L. Data A. Loza J. Farris J. Sweeny J.R. Aronson C. Caruana C. Abualy D. Maposi D. Leight D. Nachberg J. Lo T. Morris A. Tabor F. Glazier D. Awtani M. McCawley P. Ericson R. Donate S. Amsterdam, M. Lerman, D. Belz, D. Berney, C. McCutcheon, D. Frost. A. Lie, M. Ansanelli, G. Gumpper, J. Peck. C. Rooney. K. Leary. J. Nustad. S. Diamond. A. Dontzin, A. Kupinsky, J. Benvenuto. J. Lynn. D. Scot. A. Camp, M. Birk. H. Logan. J. Lawry, S. Nestler, E. Allen. C. Boyle. M. Hare. C. Read, M. Lohin, R. Mangold, S. Madgey, M. Seventko, T. Colesanti, B. Fogel, J. Schabliutl. T. Colesanti. B. Fogel, J. Schabhutl, T. Hannan, C. Anderson, E. Tesse, E. Lowrey GIPSON COLLEGE Yo Babes . . . Where ' s Ed? . . . Was it the Peace Corps or an in- ternship? . . . Ernie ' s looking miprhty dehcious tonight! . . . M- I-C-K-E-Y . . . Caren, there is a 3rd Floor . . . Maine is only 3 hrs. away, Right Steve! . . . Random Much ... If his hair dryer wakes me up one more time! . . How ' d that hole get in the wall? . . . What ' s for Dinner? . . . Mystery Meat! . . . Sup, holmes! . . . Sucky Hypotenuse . . .Where ' s my car? . . . Fuzzy Dice! . . . Beep, Beep, Beep . . . The Trembly Connec- tion . . . Well isn ' t this a plot twist 165 GERMAN HOUSE DAS DEUTSCHE HAUS PALMER 2 J. Lipovski s. Klein w. Suter M Lorello K Martin D Miller V. Hoesch B Manning D Dreger S. Jerge J. Griffin A Feldman Palmer 2 Hall Congratulates the Class of 1987 Just a few personals . . . Dee (Mrs. Hecht) — Where ' s your underwear? First day on the new feet? Thanks for everything, we love you Weirdra. Larry: Everyone loves Larry Nash! Splatt: Worth the price we paid for you (almost) Andy: (A.K.A. Mr. Moss) Where ' s your mattress? -I jS-St ? - -r - -j,-! h i R. Bott S. Black H Hansen L. Emery L. Johnson T. Paul L. Schifflin M CampagrnoUa K. Janulis M Downing D. Kiernan 166 DRINKER B3 J. Voyzodic D Baiter J. Liu R Brinton P. Norman K Schmidt K Aulenbach S. Yorus M . Subbu Rao S. Reithmiller J. Eisenser C. Milner Bitches is Bitches. He-man women haters club. Rogue. You dirty rat you killed my brother. Mark, the skating: wonder. Underwear cocktails. Shave that thang. Gerbilinf;. Buy American. Don ' t know. Can ' t tell. B Bob bowling ' ball. The honkey tonk man. What are you high? Drews Joe. 1-800-662-Help. Whats the number to campus pizza? Blind dates from hell. I got bit by a goat. Blow chart. Look Drew ' s studying! After ten, wheres your escort. Beths room, such a shame. All right. .324? Ron, wake up. Beth the barber, headless bobo. Staci don ' t cry. Let Barby down. Hall from hell. Theta lines? LIVING OFF CAMP 168 I s BY: Kimberly Bond Most off-campus students concur that their way of life at Lehijjh supersedes all others. They say that they ' re getting a taste of what the real world will be like, but, not too strong of one. Mom and Dad are still footing the bill! Off-campus students choose their environments for many reasons. But, privacy is normally cited as a major factor influencing the move from M M to Montclair Avenue. Students off campus usually live in groups of five sharing a three-story house with five bedrooms. This gives them the freedom to socialize with their housemates or be alone in their rooms whenever they choose to. It ' s really fun having friends around when you need them, but still being able to go alone into a quiet room when you feel like it. I really missed that freshman year, Beth Senner, ' 87, said. Another positive side to life off campus is the choice of students liv- ing there to either be on the meal plan or to cook their own meals. Most choose a combination of lunch on campus and dinners off. I find it easy to eat lunch on campus between classes since I ' m there anyway. Besides, the socializing that goes on at lunch is great! Sue Casella, ' 87, said. Living off campus does have its downfalls. The biggest one is the responsibility of paying bills. Accounting majors often are elected by their housemates to divide the bills and collect the money for them. This is not an easy job because most students have a difficult time hand- ing over cash for such futile things as oil, electricity, water and garbage collection. They also don ' t always understand that they are ruining someone ' s credit when their pay- ments are late. Another serious downfall reported by off-campus dwellers is the fact that they don ' t have an easy way of finding out where the parties are since fraternities don ' t post party posters on their walls and the Brown and White which lists all weekend parties each Friday is not delivered off campus. That ' s the biggest bummer, Cara Turkowsky, ' 88, said. 169 646 MONTCLAIR AVE. What a hole we live in . . . MAC events — Dead Milkmen, R.E.M., Beat Farmers, Creatures, UB40 ... I think 1 have scurvy. Nope, just trenchmouth . . . What if you get an anecdote for the glue? . . . Betsy ' s in the bathroom . . . Knit one, purl two, I don ' t like this sport . . . I ' m a truculent bigot, I revel in scum . . . cough germ . . . Maureen, our authority figure . . . Young Ones tonight . . . Neil, Rik, Vivian, Mike . . . RASCHTI RASCHTl RASCHTI . . . Beware the shrine . . . Puppy-don ' t boff the blanket, and close your mouth, you look like Cathy . . . RIP-Fred Frank Fruitcake . . . ATL 4th Annual Steely Dan Pubnight . . . Come to me green-shirted man . . . It ' s the Magna Carta . . . Not solitaire again . . . Can you nail a six inch spike through a board with your penis? A girl ' s got to have her standards . . . Pass me a mighty lemon drop . . . Music Hall Scum-oh gross ... I hate Mario Perillo . . . Another incredible Delaware tailgate . . . Demand unearned rewards ... I share toothpaste with 5 people at home and it never does THAT . . . MAAAA- AARK! ELLEN! . . . Not for anything, but . . . Yo Mo ' reen ... Do ANYTHING WRONG! ... If I had a nickel for every 2 liter bottle of Diet Coke ... It was the worst EVER . . . Maureen, yes Maureen, saved Puppy ' s life. . . Can I tell you? NO! K. Magsam, J. Best, K. Duggan, M. Nuety, M. Rappoccio . . . Kathy ' s smiling lessons . . . Oh no, Puppy ' s looking at the wall again . . .Thotdugstore . . . How disgusting am I? . . . Not Disco Dan, Soul Dave ... Is it Sigs yet? . . . Exploit the gullibility of the masses for your own sick purposes ... Is it Duke, Dook, or Deeyouk? . . . attemp- ted secret santa . . . jug o ' fun ... So tell me, what would YOU do to have Michael Stipe? . . . He will make a beautiful fossil ... SID LIVES . . . What helium party? . . . The game of LIFE . . . Did anyone go shopping last night . . . Funhouse pool sharks . . . How retarted is that? ... 31 flavors- Alphabet game . . . Once in every lifetime . . . To achieve harmony in bad taste is the height of elegance ... So when do we axe the table? . . . true couch potatoes . . . Oh no, not another Brownie story . . . the Cookie Monster . . . con- versation nook from Hell . . . dream dream dream . . . shooting hoops . . . And the read death held way over all . . . WE ' RE SO GODDAM YOUNG! FAR-OUT Diamond Girls . . . WOOD rules! . . . Presents in the bathroom . . . The sun will come out when I drop an egg . . . Pray to the yellow ball . . . Where ' s your tan? . . . Mr. Sawka! . . . Welcome to the party, girls . . . See what you can learn in the Bahamas-no more socks . . . I ' m willing it to come . . . We have to talk to Vicky about this . . . Goombay SMASHED! . . . Packed since X-mas you forgot your toothbrush . . . Septic tank wet spot . . . Murat? What? Not! . . . Banana Boat ride to death . . . WET!! . . . How much for the dirty hat? ... Hi, sexy eyes . . . JUGS . . . The Swank effect . . . It ' s mv goal for the night . . . Lunch! . . . I ' m going to cut that flower off! . . Thanx alot Fran for the scenic bus ride . . . $18.75 to call a smelly room . . . You girls look like sisters . . . Rita ' s silly emotions . . . Taxi Cab drug deal . . . N-E . . . Hair spray and mousse queens . . . 12:30 breaks . . . You got to have it once ever ' 24 hours . . . Where ' s Evans carry-on? . . . Why won ' t our dads leave us alone? . . . Slut!! . . . I ' m old . . . Hey Janet, oops, I mean Arlena . . . DUCK! It ' s DK the K-ettes ... We can ' t afford it! . . . Rita ' s transformations ... 1 am ready, just like Freddy ... So, who is SAM? . . . Lingerie parties . . . Job, what ' s that? Ask Fran . . . Bugcity . . . Silly, Silly, Silly . . . Friends from fresh- man year — and FOREVER! . . . 470 BIRKEL AVE. DBD . . . Giggles . . . Rachel, is that a male coughing? . . . Coed showers save water . . . Couch potatoes . . . GIB!! Nice bathrobe brother Bluto! . . . Fox squared . . . You guys do your boy friends, I ' ll do the bathroom! . . . Colossus . . . Rachel does Holly-wood . . . How many times a week?! . . . House Baker ... So this is how normal people live! Sue, what ' s on TV tonight? Cocktails at Phi Delt. Sue in her sweats. We like em rough around the edges! Somebody, come the Theta Delt with me! Alicia, close your vent or do it quietly. 3 seniors, no jobs . . . March and I haven ' t opened a book vet. Four months and I haven ' t heard a thing! . . . Rachel ATO . . . Keys in the mailbox ... I have a jawache ... In comparison I ' m pretty wholesome . . . Oh, I ' ll have one . . . Off to the librar ' , I need to scam! ... It doesn ' t last long . . . Sue and Sue can you carry on the tradition? Skinny dipping in Barbados. No PDA. Which Fiji? Lvn ' s in bed again. Which John, Lisa? Caught in the shower again. GIB? He ' s plaNing beer pong and wasted. J L do vou always share men? Barbe- cues and quarters. The freshman. Paint- ing underwear. Zoe doodled in the hall. B J beer pong champs. Linda where are vou? Artificial tans. How ' s B-ball pracrice ... It SUCKED! We ' re all uncle Mannv ' s Fannies. S. Lang, R. Redd, A. Orr, B. Connelly, S. Fox, T. Haberek, L. Betor, J. Lofgren, L. Dostert 171 461 MONTCLAIR AVE. What are we gonna do when we graduate? . . . Molly Maids . . . The bug man . . . Ronny Roach . . . Laura ' s rug . . . That ' s only $7 each! . . . The Most Wanted Men List ... I ' M A LOSER! . . . Finhead, Gearhead, Super CPA ... Mr. Bubble t-shirts . . . In sea rch of ... .. . You ' re all fat B ' s . . . NOODLES!!! . . . love stinks . . . Days . . . GH V. GL . . . Senior Pubnite at the HO . . . 3 foot poles . . . 95:21 ... I can ' t drink anymore . . . DAVID . . . Oh Brad . . . Rocky Horror . . . Lef-Laf blur . . . maddog on the bus . . . let ' s sing for Mr. Busdriver . . . geek table . . . THE DOOR . . . Secreat Santa . . . New Year ' s Eve in Boston ... 3 in a bed . . . vodka shots with grain chasers . . . this is the house with the bar . . . TV 12 to 12 . . . going to an interview drunk . . . PUNT letters ... I GOT A JOB!!. . .Miss Morals . . . Miss Violet . . . My mother could do wonders with that . . . what are boobs for? . . . the Ho . . . gasoline fried chicken . . . the accident, out of gas-all in one hour . . . I ' m so confused . . . I ' ve got a new attitude . . . The Monkey God . . . guys suck. . . Billy Joel concert . . . Where is Ray Charles? . . . scrub-a-dub-dub two men in a tub . . . 1-800-intends . . . Look, Kim, a phallic symbol . . . hiding in Penn Supreme . . . Julie makes things limp . . . Lisa ' s men . . . bagel fac- tory-3rd floor ... 1:30 AM tanning sessions . . . Mark, Jamie, and Stoly . . . they ' re not mine, they ' re Lisa ' s . . . short pearls or long pearls? . . . You mean you know how to use a calculator? . . . Our eighth housemate . . . Adele ' s oral fixation . . . tap- ing in Susan ' s room . . .we ' re looking for a few good men . . . who ' s driving? . . . CHI- CHI ' S ... I ' m broke . . . Thank God for plastic Is it a triangle? . . . Do you know how much I love you? . . . It ' s just not right . . . You ' re like Marsha Brady . . . not for a million dollars . . . Pete . . . Bruce ... He bites . . . Bill Crosby . . . Don ' t hate me because I ' m beautiful . . . we only have 6 weekends left at Lehigh! . . . Frankie Steve . . . oatmeal cookies . . . major pigouts . . . I ' m so fat my thighs are expanding . . . where ' s the clicker? . trick-or-treat for shot glasses . . .Cruel to be K. . .It ' s hard to leave when you can ' t find the door . . . Frankie Adams . . . Food alcohol, but not so hot . . . Toad , . . Eli . . . Bahama Mamas . . . Vocka; tonic fart man . . . Who put the pepper in the vaseline? . . . May 30, 1987 . . . Here ' s? to Greek Week, Senior Week and Graduation . . . LEAN ON ME AND I ' LL BE YOUR FRIEND. M. Moran, L. Schleien, J. Powell, S. Kasten, A. Nadalin, K. Newhart, M. Reford, L. Voisin 172 M. Ralston, S. Knippenberg If it weren ' t for special friends like you . . . the world would have no rainbows. Thanks for lightinj? up my life. — Michael Rille SUE AND MARY BEST FRIENDS . . . Know what? I Love You! Know what else? I lied — haaa! . . . Jo, Bitch . . . Spring Break: ' 85 Bahamas, ' 86 Ft Lauder- dale, ' 87 Hawaii — Rough Life, huh? ... I know why you ' re my best fri- end . . . RLFBF . . . Champagne, Convertible, The Hill — Crazy Freshmen . . . No, we ' re not sisters . . . Have you always been this quick, or is this something new? . . . First impressions — The Honor Society Bitch and the Girl with the Hometown Honey . . . Chi Delphia, Yo Delphias, No Delphias — who are we anyway? . . . I ' m Mary, She ' s Sue ... So Many Men, So Little Time . . . Lean on Me . . . Tom Cruise . . . Shop- pings as Easy as ABC! Right George? . . . Sue, Green Undies on Thursday . . . Photo Goddesses! . . . From Stoughton to Brodhead to Birkel — 4 years of friendship — SIMPLY AWESOME!!! 476 BIRKEL AVE. What ' s for dinner? This is a no talking show. Jobs done by when? Shower schedule. More food from Phi Kap ' s kitchen. 7 Mayonaise jars?!? So, Rod Chris, where are the rent checks? P.P.D. Moonlighting repeats! Visa Bills! One more glass of caffeine. The pat-ented smiley face. Faggot. Pasta night. Honey-bunny Booty. Da Ho was smoking! Sierky, Velloz,J.P.,Col, Di . . . Pals for life. D. Vellozzi. J. Parisi. K. Sierk. D. Thall, C. Harvey 454 CARLTON AVE. K. Duerr, K. Smith, D.Kornfeld, L. Foley, K. Mulley, C. Boise, S. Gordon, S. Suazo I NEVER . . . needed a shelf . . . played suck and blow in the hot tub . . . had the nickname of fancy fingers . . . was blind- folded and taken to Top of Center Square . . . lived in a hamster cage ... said I love my mommy . . . lived at Larry ' s Sex Palace . . . chowed at Hillary ' s . . . was BIZARRE . . . was with a guy who wasn ' t named Mike . . . put a Honduras pin in someone ' s crotch . . . had room service . . . had an all night dinner . . . flashed everyone at a fraternity . . . said I wanna be called Quarry please . . . ate as much as my seven roommates combined . . . was an amazon . . . said I ' ll put my underwear on when I get there . . . fed the chicken . . wore only a wash cloth . . . said You look good . . . was a low budget JAP . . . got pissed on . . . had my shirt bitten off . . . hooked with ' the Boober ' . . . fooled around with a calendar man . . . ate beef testicles . . . fooled around on the exercise mat . . . got a Planned Parenthood gift certifi- cate . . . had a SOY list . . . lost it and then found it . . . danced with a pig . . . bummed a cigarette from Francis . . . got passed up the stands at a football game . . . spent the night in jail . . . had S.B., C.F.,orHARonmySOY list . . . fooled around with my coach in the end zone . . . went to an Alpha Sig semiformal . . . danced on a table at a formal . . . said Do you want to buy a donut . . . had my bras hung outside of Richards Dorm . . . saw Chuck ' s pledge tummy . . . had a snake named HAR . . . climbed out a fraternity window . . . OYGBNGB . . . thought sex was too messy . . . got trapped in a cold dorm . . . lost my feet, was a teapot, or was an airplane . . . had a flood on my bed . . . was bizarre with two cousins in one night . . . made a monkey-face . . . was tied to a fooseball table . . . barked on a bar . . . made Exlax cookies . . . went skiing at the lakehouse, went skiing inside, went skiing . . . had so much fun doing it all! 174 224 WARREN SQ. 224 Warren Square, the game show addicts and couch potatoes. The final Jeopardy question is . . . The futures so bright, you gotta wear . . . It ' s an uncomfortable feeling. 7 weekends straight, Corinne! You can call me Al. Chicken smutzch. Which John is it? Thank God for call waiting. Sue, who aren ' t you home for? How bout those alibies. Good morning Mike. Just say it J-Ray. What happened on ' Days ' ? Gourmet dinners — of N, M C. Eggs again? Randi for Ambassador of Columbia. Relaxa- tion is the key. Lee Press-on Nails? Billy Idol or Mustache? Yellow Dress attitude (Band aids optional). Hey, ya Big Stud. Felix, the mystery cat. Carries C. — or Dr. Ruth. Sue? The marketing TA. Was that a voluntary resignation? BK or BK? Theta; for a lifetime??? Another oil bill? Be a b to your boyfriend. Kath ' s loud mouth gets her a Sigma Nu. STADIUM NOT INCLUDED. . . . Yes, have some . . . What do we have to eat? . . . Cog . . . Dork . . . Bird-Seabird . . . Shotgun! . . . Umber . . . FHANK YOU!!!— Fudd, Osc, Drosk, Lensk. L. Bosso, S. Sindaco, C. Collins, K. Smith, R. Gleckner 226 WARREN SQ. The wizard; The Baronness; Weiner; Choco Face; Romac Central; Mr. Ed; Schroeder; Food Lane; D.O; Dial: 1-800- RUASTUD; Fuzzy Navels; Shot Putters; I swear on my pants!; Don ' t bug me!; Pas Quas; Pees me off!; I am the moon goddess; Yami-Gami; B.D.B.6; HB vs QB; Spaz; Hondo Condo; cheap; Super Goober; Roger; Crackers in bed; Barbecues; Spaghetti Rain; Quando, Quando, Quando; U-2; I got a rock; Dee locked out!; Vischecois-Raw Fish?; You ' ve gotta see it!; 25 !; Schizo Kitty, Boring!; Red light district; Refrigerator Art; Good luck and Good-Bve. J. Geoly, Y. Auswami, S. Chen, B. Romac, J. Ellinwood, E. LeConte, S. Appleton 175 406 THOMAS ST. APT. 2 Hola! What ' s happening? Buddy-Banana- Binga-Macaroni Suds. Thank God for no self respect! Cleanups? Nah . . . Spread eagle; Who ' s sleeping in I ' s bed? Cuban sunsets — is it pink?! Ira Ira — the bird. I-dessert before dinner. Briggs hides under a rock. G goes from last to first — H trips over a snake. G in the afternoon. I — that won ' t be necessary! H + date in by 7:00. Hotel B and Mr. Bubble. Mush = married but not engaged. Twice annually to twice daily. Ing — slinger fires again and again-right Wolf? — Nice boxers on living room table. H breaks electric shocks — You be illin ' . Connect the dots. Hold me I ' m cold. Mac wears a toga to the Wine Cheese. Prybs — always a friend but gets whipped. H — in search of the right WAY! Smooth sailing with the captain. Bull blown off for OX. Does Suds spray? GB squared. Robbing the cradle. I never play I never . Resources depleted, Social! Banana gets the spins. Binga — fire queen. Mac bumps the tub. Buddy — so-cial ! I ' m dis- appointed in you. Ladies drink free — OK. G finds a ' clue ' in the other world. Happy B- day = surprise VT. H — the mermaid. Mac goes twitching again while Binga grins from ear to ear. D — do they wipe? I ' s men wear g-strings. Follow the Yellow Brick Road. Double drag back = 2XGW+Doritoes for Mac. We ' re gonna make like prom dresses and take off. D. Armenio I. Walter G. Brennan H. Shakespeare ■GK£ Sm 411 E. 4th ST. Pi Phi Gamma Where is it? It ' s there on 4th Street founded by his excellency, Ralph two slabs Duby. The house leadership consists of Mike the Hitman Hershman as Pledgemaster, and Renato Mugsy Casambre as the cook. Responsible for house objectives is Rich Stonewall Jackson. Win or lose . . ., we al- ways booze. M. Hershman, E. Stogner, R. Dudy, R. Jackson, M. Pennell, R. Casambre 176 223 SUMMIT ST The Garden . . . thriving veg- etables within! . . . It is wrong . . . , Scary, You wish you could put your head in my pocketbook . . . Yeahokay . . . Devil ' s Advo- cate, Random, Good times with old friends, Mashing, we share everything, Roastbeef, Popcorn, Cleo, Who ' s dishes? , Miller-like, I Doug, HB I, Kids , straws. . .Pig Frappe ' ? A penny in my pocket is better than a penny in yours! south baby! W.T.F., P in drawer. Cool breeze, KlPl, Slurp, Moonlighting, Boop, Can you get me my . . .? My ride home , Penn-supreme??? Spit, spit . . . Rock-lobster kitchen counter. Motorcycle mania Haine — Don ' t walk with your hands in your pocket! Funnel Queen, Gray Ghost sport — Iceman, Pokey happy — Pokey sad, Phallic, Much? Are you ready? Yes, oh yes , Leon Pn, Trotsky Raadical, Mustard Queen, Gonga, Ndndfsfstrnrn, What ' s up? . Blind dates, ICFTF, Heart Flut- ter, Manny ' s, Hot Peppers, Buttercup, Mack the Knife, Never have I ever, Dude, why ya talkin ' like that? Gettin ' any? From Emery to Summit, Unbelievable Memories, Gone but not forgotten! Forever Friends — Terri, Linda, Leanne, Jenifere, Fog, Jayne! J. Walker, T. Hunt, J. Peters, E. Stone, L. Linahan, L. Melchner 178 205 VAN BURREN ST. N. Uygur, K. Georgopulo, D. Pegler, T. Einhorn, J. Droesch Phi Kap Annex; Webster Street Girls; Zel; Eagle snacks; Fulker cookies; Bix; The funny looking guys; I have not said anything stupid this semester; As long as I don ' t have to put my feet on; My hands didn ' t leave my arms; Ed started virgins only catering; Uh- oh, the gasman; What ' s tooth- paste doing on your upper lip; Leigh moved into the snackbar, need a room?; Keep talking so I know someone ' s home; gazing into each others eyes; And the next thing you know . . . And thus; Iota Phi Gamma Hazing; Need boxers to go with that shirts?; Pulling an Ed; Peanut Butter; Aaron ' s here, Donna ' s leaving; My feet are on fire; Leigh you could talk when no one was on the phone; Michelle, where are you?! 445 WEBSTER I ST. I 443 ■ WEBSTER ST. B. Lackman, J. Ladota, B. Yang, A. Kovarick. L. Eisenberg L. Eagleson, D. Darby, C. Fulkerson, H. Buechs The annex-no way ! ! ! — Bev, Lisa, Amy, Boo Jill — Kitchen, sweet, kitchen-Slum lord-Rock out with the neighbors; Genesis sing along- Full house weekend-Pizza slut- Slamcakes and snausages-Lisa ' s answering service-Let ' s analyze this-House whore-The toilet is raining into the kitchen-There ' s no tomorrow so . . . — Lunch and Loving-Bald head-Big hair-I ' m going to give birth-Easy, haas- Drop . . . kick (fourth and long)- The Playpen-The fatgirls — Mute the commercials — Washing machine dance — Just say no — Put that thing away! — What has he done for you lately? — Explod- ing glass — Jar-B-Q- Venus- Beverage center-Workwheel of Fortune — But officer, she ' s the best drunk driver we have! — Chalis of love-Blowfish chins- Crashing bores — No heat- Popcorn-The courting room -Moonligh ting-Nice screen door — The best parties ever — On tap — What can we cook now? — Who needs a job anyway? — It ' s over — NOWAY!!! 304 S. NEW ST. L. Weinstein D. Kacik E. Heintsman A. Ikenson R. Treischmann D. Ball D. Green A. Proctor Good morning. Hello! This is Jeopardy. Pizza for John Doe. Let ' s build something. Who was dishes yesterday? Nu! Great bar dude! Trainhopping. Falph ... I mean Ralph. No more logs at eleven. I found my baby ... I mean we were gonna go out, but we decided to stay home and watch Andy (um hum) instead (choffee). Does a guy named Jeff live here? Does he eat? I think I ' ll paint it Bourbon Street. Florida for Christmans — yeah right . . . Yah mahni Hi (sigh), did anybody call for me? I don ' t want another phone. Dude why didn ' t you make me coffee (candy)? WTiere ' s Lonny? He ' s missing in action (MIA). 865-7400 (redial). Cheese and wine — Frombeta. We ' re sorry, long distance service has been restricted from this number. We were here since two — honest! Let ' s have a party, Jim will come. Marbles anyone, please? Is he dead or at Bucknell? Nu! Yeurgh! Sixers season, no really Dr. J. is hurt. Dan and Glynn are here, it must be Friday. I ' m a cat! No you are! No you! Yup fine! Nu! WTiy is the blender smoking? What ' s Tucson like this time of year? Who the hell is Gladys Schnecker? BBQ on roof. You guys are D-heads! See you at the range! 9,876, 543 teenagers die every minute! Bactine, for minor irritations due to breastiality. muffin. Superbowl XXI. Oh no, Dave ' s at the liquor store! Thanksgiv- ing dinner. Falph and oompaloompas. He who shop- peth eateth steak. Nu! Let ' s try 461! isi 547 549 HILLSIDE AVE. S. Casella, K. Weinberg, L. Carberry, R. Mexerriecks, L. Provenzale, M. Beatty, E. Senner, S. Thuring, L. Pastore The Hillside girls. Meanwhile . . . Hello! Drug Mil- ler here! Hill ' s Angels. Party on Tar Beach! There ' s Ma and the Mutants. Belinda Carlyse at D.U. Is that Perry at the window? I can ' t eat it-it Sobby Roggy! Let me see your hands. Want a liversnap? Christening the couch. Sorry you ' re only friends with Greg, Lionel. Thanks for sharing, Kath. Taking over on Bid day. Susan ' s episode! Cradle robbers ' 87. Love Triangles. Stuffing — I ' m staying! Big G-candy ass fag. Do you always watch TV with your bra around your neck? H.B.La. Loose wheel:3 in 2 days? Is Megan O.K. up there: Laura who is that outside your window? Thanks Crow for the Art Deco. Susan-gather your jewelry from the hill. Wearing pants inside out. Must you blow dry your boots at 3 a.m.? What Laura will do for Tequilla. Hey Lady-want a chick- let? Girafes. Greg, Reggie Lincoln called. Casper — you ' re right, we don ' t like you. 7am . . . Megan can you pick me up t the U.C? Who has lips and eyes? Mystry Bruises, what happened to our screen? Suzanne on the roof? Never should have played I never at Rippers. Who ' s Suzanne ' s favorite player? I don ' t know why I ' m friends with you guys — Thanks Penny (our adopted housemate). Beth made me do it! Susan and Karen Round 1. Breath — what ' s a greek like? I hate Sundays. I just called . . . Never Did it, never will. Did you hear him — he called us tall and blonde. Why are there 9 toothbrushes? Matching glances. Let ' s cool it down B.Cup. Why does it take 8 hours to get to Long Beach Island? 4 ATO ' s under one roof! Sorry, I left my crystal ball at home. Are you going out? I have nothing to wear? Pierce and Greg you need psychological help! Stan by Me. Megan ' s not back yet? Hill cruise. Thanks for the Xmas tree Pierce! Louie + Greg we ' ll miss you. Lehigh ' s more fun with you. Kelly. We ' ll miss you too Penny! To those 3 special ATO ' s — Pierce, Greg and Chris — We love you! 574-549 Hillside will never be the same. Our friendships will last but . . . who will we get in trouble with next year? 182 D. Zimet, R. Gehrke. P. Wayne, C. Learn, D. Drexler Can I borrow some money? . . . Listen to this . . . Who wants to go to Dunken ' ? . . . Who has the room? ... A year for roses . . . Tamale chug:s . . . Can I have a taste? . . . I ' m g:oing to get organized . . . Patty must have taken it . . . That damn PhilHpe . . . We ' re going to make it by 6:00 . . . Thurs. night TV . . . Bloody Mary ' s . . Did everyone do their jobs? . . . Isn ' t that SPECIAL . . . Car tunes . . . Who ' s snot rag? . . . Pretty neat . . . You guys, I ' m really liking him! . . . Yes, Dan the phone ' s for you . . . Can you believe — 5 girls and no fights! ! ! 505 E. 5th ST. ®m ' r - , fl efi l ' I want a career, I want a family, I want fulfillment m my life; but most of all I want a dougfinut. This is college . . . bar crews . . . beer cheese . . . the hell den . . . Our day in court . . . halftime kegs . . . family dinners . . . dragging back . . . Who ' s who in the attic? . . . Where ' s Stacey? . . . Who ' s on the couch? . . . Will somebody drive him home! . . . sophomore dealage . . . It ' s not easy being cheesy . . . Oh, smitten one . . . Drugman ' s proposal . . . house water gun . . . house rule-everyone must suck face! . . . mystery bruises . . . mystery men . . . Boo-Boo . . . The Big Guy . . Scroates . . . Keys . . . Mr. Moo . . . That is correct, Alex, I am totally unattached . . . i-ude units . . . 303 E. 5th ST. M. Leonardis, S. Navins, P. Ruocco, N. Caswell, S. Hayward wencholas . . . coach potatoes . . . bit- ter bookheads . . bowling champ . . . slide bowling at the Funhouse . . . Bloomer ' s . . . boozers . . . bonker hits . . . shots of tequilla . . . Mad Dog . . . Margaritaville . . . Excuse me, I have to go blow chunks . . . cow tales . . . pit tails . . . I ' m a graduate student, give me a lousy beer . . . Bubblehead the TA . . . Shan ' s Beauty Salon . . . the itchy couch . . . Where ' s the box? . . . Any punt letters today? . . . Who needs a job anyway ... It doesn ' t get much bet- ter than this. ]83 425 MONTCLAIR AVE. Rubes, Lizard, Laine, Er, C-Woman . . . That ' s my room- mate . . . The new girls make their Marc (Joe + Sean) . . . Wench duties . . . Dude . . . Major shop . . . Necessities: whipped cream, douche and lawn chair . . . basic level of cleanliness . . . American Cheese, BeerCheese, Cheezi- ness ... I hate when that happens . . . Mad fondler . . . Parties on the FarSide . . . Pubnights, 427 .. . BPD . . . Where ' s the mailman? Florist? . . . Late Nite cravings . . . Bathroom for two . . . The clogging clump . . . Snagged while inserting . . . Careful planning . . . Withdrawal . . . Meltdown . . . Phallic loofah . . . Cottonman . . . Sknots . . . Moonlighting . . . Siesta-fiesta . . . Chi-Chi ' s full . . . Funhouse Species . . . C ' s REM-Stage 10 . . . Powder . . . Musclegram . . . 5th Street . . . Job search . . . Who ' s starving? . . . P-man . . . Er ' s men? . . . The Juggler . . . C-t- neighbors . . . Beez ' s abstinence? . . . Studio . . . the Heap . . . Joe2 . . . Drag -I- bag! . . . The money ' s in the bank like the chairs are on the truck . . . Flossie . . . C ' s PDA . . . Scratch where it itches . . . Originality . . . Sneaky way . . . Rabbit on the sidewalk . . . Man I ' ll marry . . . Earthy-Crunchy . . . Er ' s prom . . . L -i- C tum- ble . . . Treasure Island . . . Randomness . . . Deal . . . Blast from the past . . . Just say no . . . 429 E. 5th ST. S. Rrubenstein, C. Fox E. Jennings, E. Abrams, E. Beezer, Topsy T. Harpel, K. Irish, T. Petrucelli, E. Fernandes, K. Bulkley, Colleen Hobound tonight? . . . Couch potatoes . . . Tiffany becomes a Deadhead . . . TET . . . MAM . . . SPIM . . . Sledding . . . Jon you ' re making too much noise — I can ' t sleep! . . . Who ' s taking the gar- bage out this week? . . . Who ate my food? . . . Hotdogs tonight . . . Kristin smokes . . . See Colleen! See Colleen shed! Don ' t see Tiffany vacuum . . . Teenie Weenie woo woos and Kamakazie shots . . . Elsie Mae-human or animal . . . Don ' t get any closer or I ' ll fart! . . . Andy, our personal maid . . . Kristen, your mom is on the phone . . . Sieras, C-hR or is it CR ' s 120 steps from the back door . . . Who ' s Kelly? . . . Bulk where ' s Dooley? . . . Give me a ciggy . . . Mmm Mmm the dinner is in the oven (Fright Night) . . . Bye Bye Miss American Pie — Tracy and Tiffany Live at Bloomers . . . Liv- ing Well ladies- . . . Did Mike stop over today? . . . Karen you ' ll al- ways be our fourth roommate and we love ya . . . Let the good times Roll . . . Road trip to Minnesota — Scooby where are you? 184 563: Paddywason hits Hill- side. Mu Goo Sorority. Scary stirrer. Tatering Knighting:. The Tequila Club (Hi Mom!) Meet me in the closet! Scammed on a Freshman?! Spunk who was your amazing wed- ding date? Columbo knows all. Beergoggles at Navy. Lehigh vs. Navy — At least we don ' t have curfew!! 44!! Sybil — go away! Chunderella has chunk ankles. Want to play a new game? Get your sharf arms ready! Who remembers Panhel? Should we bring dates or will they be provided? Dani ' s terminator date. Cleopatra takes the bus. Helga. The Lid. Amadeus. Bud Scorpio bowls. Beer- slides at Lambda Chi — How ' s your headlights?! Macrame. Kyr ' s answer- ing service. Gotta love that Physics building! Did you write in your urinal today? Time to rotate the cushions. SCARY cheer. Spunk really wants an A in LUMAC. Knock knock... who is it? It ' s T . . . WTiat do you want? I want to talk to Spunk . . . she ' s at the library! YakaYaka-doo. Special Treatment. The Wobbley Barn- I got no traction. Andi and the Arabian Knights. Dani flies the friendlv skies. 565: It ' s not an option, it ' s a privilege. And she was talking, by the Heads. It was a dry one. Cheese treats. Play to win and go directly to the Ho. Queen tater. Ding, ding round . . . Smithereens. Fleas rule and dominate our lives. Paddy wagon party. Won ' t you be my neighbor? Dragbacks. Schmaxin. Beer-slides. Finheads and coneheads. Pulverixers. I don ' t know if this is a con, but she carries a gun. Get out your dental instru- ments. Parts is parts. Lala land. NO SPOT. Caw, caw. Knight. Strip cups. The grunge gets pinned. It ' s a bit harsh. Porch taters. And the dirt is fly- ing. Oh, please . . . Charity. She ' s at the library. Fire it up — not with the grill. Yo date. Lafayette ' s infirmary. What do we do now without the scam book? Fashion scarf. Anyone, anyone? Chunder tally. It ' s more of a challenge to learn on your owTi. Thank God it ' s Christ- mas. Hillside Desperadoes, come to your senses. Work is only an option. Hook up with a Rastafarian. Skip ' s dead. And then there were three. Break- ing the commandments. Dis- posadates. Buddha, crank up the rumor mill. Hillside . . . Love thy neighbor. Be fruitful and multiply. Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shall not steal Phil ' s clothes, and most of all Thou shalt honor thv Joe at all times. A. Worth (Andir), D. Boebert (Dani). L. Hakim (Spunk). K. Reichert (Kat). K. Kruegrer (Kyr), M. Kelly (Mary), L. Copoulos (LaLa), Diane Albert (Dilbert), V. Haniel (Viva), S. Clapham (Spot) 612 MONTCLAIR AVE. D. Berman, M. Waren, S. Vranka, L. Schwartz, L. McCullen, L. Sak Couch potatoes . . . Gumbitch, tell us the opposing view . . . tell Debby Chris called . . . Amy from Lafafy- ette called . . . Lynne is having a party . . . Vodka . . . tons . . . when- ever . . . who ' s men ' s underwear is outside . . . Trigger ' s gone . . . Chris is here . . . Gumby ' s got that Mad Dog in her again . . . watch her dance . . . we ' re out of popcorn again . . . high school boys blow down the stairs . . . Mimi hide, that guy is watching you . . . Luynne ' s men have strange habits . . . Leh Laf . . . we must drink the Vladimir . . . Gumby, do you have any saline solu- tion . . . the K . . . Liz kisses the vampire and gets mono . . . Mr. T aka cold dorm woman . . . Gumby, what ' s in your hair . . . Mimi and Liz go to the Ho . . . Lynne gets drunk and goes to bed . . . Liz — Joe is here in his new Mercedes ... I don ' t have class on Fridays flop flop flop . . . 186 Gumby, dumdums just won ' t unlock your door . . . Gumby ' s guest pees the couch, Lynne pees next door . . . who left the log in the bathroom . . . who ate my food ... if you don ' t re- member it, it didn ' t happen . . . 360 power blow . . . Debby, get on the dumb couch . . . disco dance with Zano . . . Zano comes for chicken . . . Rachhead sh-t the bed in Acapulco . . . Mexico Suzanne . . . we don ' t like mexican men . . . totally rita . . . agua minerale sin gazificado . . . Maria owes twenty shots . . . Disco Beach . . . ET Gumby . . . the game of life . . . Passout . . . drink till you blow . . . my other chest is a 44D . . . no, you ' re stuck up . . . Mimi, Rich called again . . . Virgin run . . . like it ' s my job . . . the Joyce Sak rap . . . is Lynne going out with Anthony or not . . . why ' s the ceiling squeaking . . . Fithian ' s in the fish tank . . . you can ' t come in, it ' s lady ' s night . . . Sorority Kill, 3am . . . harumph harumph . . . Snu, thanks for the food . . . Jim found Suzanne ' s breasts Tequilla night . . . Suzanne storms the hill in Gumby ' s bra and no one notices . . . I ' m going to an orgy ... I never, but I always wan- ted to . . . the sponge . . . Liz goes to her first formal, but who sent the roses . . . Chris makes a surprise visit, Where ' s Debby . . . Liz has a BONER and comes home with 3 socks . . . Gumby comes at the Ho . . . humiliated . . . hide the food, it ' s the mole . . . the Gumby mating dance . . . the walk of shame . . . spooning . . . we ' ve gotta hold on to what we ' ve got, it doesn ' t make a differtence if we make it or not, we ' ve got each other and that ' s a lot . . . it ' s been a great year . . . Liz, Gumby, Mimi, Suzanne, Lynne, Debby . . . Good Luck! PHI KAPPA PSI •LWi ' H MvjCllER ]} n IK ' appa ]iin P-:-j!;Sr VAN!A Orw .CRON CHAPTEF -J9 i lil 7 C lliuh lliiiiirniitii HuSERT glenwo j HtyiSTOPMtR COLLINS W ' J cJ ' t - LIVING IN A SORa 188 RITY BY: Catherine Clinton For the women involved in Lehigh ' s Greek system, sorority life is one of their most memorable and rewarding experiences in college. The special ties between the sisters is what sets the sorority house apart from an ordinary dorms, and really turns a house into a home. A plan to move Lehigh ' s six sorori- ties onto the main campus began about five years ago. In the fall of 1987, the last sorority, Delta Gamma will join Alpha Phi, Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, and Kappa Alpha Theta in the Upper Centennials complex, which will then be renamed Sorority Centennials. As each sorority moved onto cam- pus, its house was renovated. The chapters took out loans from their nationals and the university to fi- nance the renovations. The sorority women really enjoy their new homes in the Centennials, even though the rooms are smaller than the apartments in the old houses located in S.M.A.G.S. I feel so much more in touch with univer- sity life, living on campus. And its nice not to have to worry about catching the bus to main campus, said Laura Betzweiser. According to Rachelle Bahto, Pan- hellenic Vice-President for Housing, Moving onto campus is a very im- portant step for us, especially in a male-dominated school such as Le- high. It shows how far the sororities have come in these few years. Sorority women are required to live in their chapter house for one year, usually when they are sopho- mores. Pledges and new sisters find this a time to really get to know the older sisters and learn the give and take of sorority life. When asked what they like most about living in a sorority, most women will answer that it ' s a place to be yourself, a home away from home, and that the love and friend- ship among the sisters is irreplac- able. After graduation, the chapter house takes on a new role — a place to come back to. Sisterhood is for a lifetime, and whether an alumna has been out of school for one year or ten, she can always return to her sorority house and be welcomed by her sisters. 181 Alpha gamma delta Zeta Beta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1904 Founded Locally — 1976 Syracuse University Colors — Red, Yellow and Green Alpha (Gannua Drlta ' •-Wnf-- We are SENIORS and it is too late to get a reputation! — we miss you Dewitt, Arlene, and WUSS — Joanne, Carrie, and Judy we ' re graduating soon — welcome aboard Julie K. — I. We are the freshmen, we get the best men! — we wanna be HAZED! — double secret probation — herds and flocks and a toast to sex — KID- NAPPED — RPI and General Hanna — hooning and dealing — Kirby . . . the Notorious Nineteen F UP again — wanna see my fish- tank — animal cracker fights — band groupies — secret admirer — Trinidad Connection — II. We are the sophomores, we make the best whores! — SMAGS, Darwin, and the Brown Cow — missing tuna- fish — Blake where are you? — the killer plant — Dynasty Rules — not another candlelighting — He ' s sooooo wonderful — HER — King Ping — the smaglettes steel the furniture — what fraternity stole the hairy thing??? — Party on the Septic Tank — Goodbye SMAGS, Hello Leavitt — III. We are the juniors, we drop our bloomers! — interior decoration at its finest — it ' s raining men — HEX ON YOU! — A.O.D. — Do Waah!!!!! — Power Pizza and Elec- tric Jello — its OUR balcony — no bug juice in the living room — beer slides — HWASTED — what a beautiful rug — the second floor noodle fool — wouldn ' t it be nice to be lavaliered — Angle burns our charter — where ' s Karen Young?? — Chuck, Chuck, Chuckeeeeeeee — IV. We are the SENIORS we suck their weiners! — Sir, the pirahnas, they ' re eating the guests! — the cool table — SSSSSSN AK ELESS at last ! ! ! ! ! — Parking Lot — what this house needs is a good lay! — Mc- EVERYTHING ...McPeePee and McCriminals — Bruce Harmon and MOONLIGHTING — Tapper — Freddie — if you weren ' t wasted the week was — WONTON — BOX — Delta Iota Kappa — Why does everyone smoke? — do doobies and party naked at TEP — Mortimer — the HO Wall — Jean Jean the dancing machine — Five Initiations is ENOUGH — Mannys all week long — Pennies at the Corner Bar — HITLER — mystery boofer — I NEVER at the Ho! — what- ever it is put it in your mouth — Create a scandal — are yu regu- lated? — dumptruck theory — the horny deer has mildew — girls just want to have fun! — its been . . . we still remember and AL- WAYS WILL! !! — I didn ' t want to work for that company anjMvay ! — NO MORE MEETINGS!!! ! — Good Luck to us and remember to keep it touch . . . Cherie, Annaba- nana, Kimbie, Franimal, Dewitt- less, Arlene, Giz, Bethanne, Nancy, Brenda-Box, Wuss, Hool, Mel, Joni, Elenor, Schooney, Slaw, Juli and Karen. Alpha omicron pi Lambda Upsilon Chapter Founded Nationally — 1897 Barnard College Founded Locally — 1983 Color — Cardinal Well, I ' m sorry, but I ' m not apolo- prizing:! . . . Anyone, Anyone?? ... I just didn ' t want to associate with myself . . . You need, what does that say, you need-you need glasses! . . . I ' m serious it ' s not even funny . . . Nanby Pamby . . . Glorb . . . Yeah, hello ... he shakes my sheaf ... 5 Canadian men — You ' re a hormone . . . Chimay ... I lost my buttons! . . . Get in your room . . . Shotfjun! . . . It ' s just so funny that you think that . . . AOPunt Weekend . . . backwash; I mean overlap . . . Lust list . . . Everybody looks good after 2 A.M . . . What did they name after you? . . . Smitten dates ... a social doughnut . . . Swap spit this weekend? . . . Wiat the bip? ... I read it on the bathroom wall . . . B,B,B, Beth Berrier . . . LID . . . All it needs is a good firm slam . . . Bill the big boy-friends big brother Bill . . . Well, basically ... at any rate . . . Whaaaaaaah?? . . . Styling . . . Well, she was taller than me . . . Can you say Tired, Drunk, and looking scary ? . . . Bigger Red. Laura, your date is more that a man who is it, Yentyl? . . . Liz, have you met any flying mufflers lately? . . . Did you break the eleventh commandment? . . . PERMIT . . . That ' s very special . . . super . . . disposadate . . . Panther crossing? What happened to the Alligators? . . . WINNIE!!! . . . Jenny Loan??? . . . What did she mean by that? . . . Rondaero- bics . . . chaster chased . . . climb a tree . . . We ' re in Fin Florida . . . She ' s got a very distinctive nose . . . Whoop, Whoop, Whoop, who the heck ' s making all that noise? Shutup back there! . . . Hillside Ghetto . . . KP lost in G town . . . Do you want to buy a duck? . . . let- ter foul . . . cheese foul . . . Ruh roh . . . She ' s got brown hair brown eyes . . . Guttermouth Nasteff . . . Does spouse mean married? . . . Are you a college student perhaps or say . . . Satan! . . . Can you say in a word . . . NO!!! . . . There ' s one word for that — WRONG! . . . Nice rugby Jen . . . Barbara ' s hot in Geneva . . . She ' s dead . . . Are you girls in a sorority? . . . She ' s mad- der than she ' s ever been in her en- tire life . . . Don ' t go to Burger King with Amanda . . . My face, my face, my face is on fire . . . Bitten by the smitten bug again . . . I ' m sorry, I have this thing about chickens . . . Just looking . . . Blaa . . . Blaa . . . Blaa . . . Ne crackez pas, s ' ll vous plais. Alpha phi Epsilon Psi Chapter Founded Nationally — 1872 Syracuse University Founded Locally — 1975 Colors — Silver and Bordeaux Alplui iHii i ' l ' liinli lliiinrrsiitii mm emmmmpm The tantalizing 23 . . . put that thing away! . . . Madonna, Madonna, Madonna . . . Washing Machine Dance . . . Camping on the rag . . . Schhm? No Marcie? No Fog? ... Pin Check! ... the A4s and Boo . . . The Peanut Butter Cape r . . . the suckface crawl . . . the blond preppy tennis player . . . the bed that never raced . . . Im- migrant and the Lehigh 500 . . . pledges on probation . . . Unde- feated IM champs . . . the forever pledges . . . Can We Deal? . . . late night binges . . . Joey and his harem ... Sunday Morning Gossip . . . Gary, the chef at the Sun Inn . . . I ' ll cut it off with a machete . . . Funnel woman . . . Out and About . . . Linda and Mr. Personality ... I ' m having triplets . . . Beer Goggles . . . Jeff Neu, APhi keymaster . . . Don ' t get pinned, you ' ll be sorry . . . Bev demos Sigs tap . . . she ' s not as in- nocent as she seems . . . I ' m crawving scwambled weggs . . . But he ' s soGO nice . . . the love triangles . . . overlaps . . . Rush your size . . . the Poison Ivy Ball . . . APhi does Aerobics . . . Ding Ding . . . Alpha feed me . . . Let the Good time rolls . . . Nancy and the Sigs connection . . . Jill, Bev Boo support internal socials at ATO . . . Weld and the darts . . . We ' re faithful, when we ' re sober . . . Katina, mudwrestling champ . . . the fork incident . . . the Annex in London . . . dragbacks . . . Did I see you last night? . . . Where are the Lehigh Men? . . . Keeping Tex in the family . . . the Gettin ' it room . . . Joke ' Em if they can ' t take a F . . . Kleppe does the blurb ... Moonlighting Crew ... Madeleine knows all . . . Random . . . the big Ho bust . . . Love You too, Cornell . . . Kimmie, the heart-breaker . . . Shari, the em- bezzler . . . We can ' t afford it, we ' ve got no money . . . the Ballheads . . . You Can Run but You can ' t hide . . . the goddess of love . . . Fourth and long . . . NN- We survived without you! . . . Pledges, we love you! . . . Up coming corporate giants . . . Things we ' ll never see . . . Nancy without a deal . . . Linda without Frankie ... or sober . . . Marcie not scamming . . . Schlim not cry- ing . . . Brenda exercising . . Deena conscious at a formal . . . Amy at Sigs . . . Ellen with a clue . . . Imogen . . . the Annex not planning a meal . . . the Funhouse with jobs . . . Kim G. without a boyfriend . . . Lisa E. without responsibility . . . Rita fat . . . Goodbye from . . . Lee, B, Baldi, Bevois, Taboo, Dot, Scow, Fog, the Buld, Big Schlim, Little Schlim, the Funhouse Crew, Rita, Ames, Roberts, Greenie . . . Cruiser Kaveny to be continued . . . See Ya Bye! 195 Delta gamma Epsilon Lambda Chapter Founded Nationally — 1873 Founded Locally — 1982 Lewis School Colors — Bronze, Pink and Blue 196 ©0©§00t§06 §§§§600® Hey Delta Gammas . . . Tequilla Tastes Good! . . . Here ' s to sperm- banks . . . Roses and Thorns . . . EMO . . . Booser . . . Sex after swimming . . . Let ' s all scream together ... 57 minutes over the average . . . Rumor has it, AIDS has spread to Lafayette . . . Delta Gamma rocks England . . . Please don ' t dance on the tables . . . Ditto . . . Flout . . . Terrorizing Tribe of Twenty . . . Not! ! . . . Better on the Bottom . . . Goober . . . Ya think? . . . Who ' s it going to be . . . James not Jim or Buckwheat ? . . . Janimin ' in Barbados . . . Are you sleeping with him or with me? . . . How many DG ' s has Rob Levine missed? . . . We ' ll miss you seniors . . . Cocktail waitressing at Teddy ' s . . . BoomBoom . . . Sweethearts ... A mouse in the kitchen ... I hear Yule again . . . Build me a buttercup ... I love these days . . . Lean on Me ... A butt for your head? . . . Sarah, it ' s beat the clock again!! ... I just wanna suck his face off! . . . Bon Jovi mania . . . Ride a Delta Gamma bed and come in a winner . . . Wolk suite . . . Foxy Roo . . . The orange bug . . . Where ' s the Magic Kingdom? . . . Inside Out . . . HLV . . . Late night Perkins . . . The Taylor St. burglar . . . Fartin Martin . . . Charge it . . . British condoms . . . Uncle Manny . . . head chugs . . . Who ' s behind? . . . This will hit you like a lead of bricks . . . First and foremost, where did you get those f-cking shoes? . . . Avalon will never be the same . . . Sorority row will never be the same . . . Thornburg here we come!!! 197 Gamma phi beta Delta Kappa Chapter Founded Nationally — 1872 Syracuse University Founded Locally — 1976 Colors — Brown and Mode 198 n nf iigh g WOW! . . . Here ' s a story . . . BANG BANCS on Yop:urt and wins a case of beer . . . FOZIE flvs below the 200 club . . . LIZARD are Chi Psi ' s cold dorms bigger than Alpha Sigs? . . . STUMPHEAD isn ' t is longOVERdue? ... EROTICA showers within the family . . . BOOMER WALIows behind the ice machine and on the floor . . . GAIL T. sponges Liz ' s earrings . . . KIKI lines them up at Alpha Sig . . . SKIMMER goes from senior to SENIOR . . . RADICAL won ' t swoop down so Connie sweeps up . . . STOLL DOG has yet to drop her anchor on Plvmoth rock . . . CAROL falls in love for the first time, again and again and again . . . C.J. — back in the high life again . . . BANANA blows from the Vermont snow to the stormy seas . . . STINKY ' S BABE tee ' s up in the buff . . . Oops, I mean rough . . . WERNER won ' t satisfy the 30 second quota and leaves date frustrated . . . JAYNE — hey grandma is grandpa WIRTH it? . . . DONNA lets the BULL run wild . . . JACKIE JESSICA DUYNER. hair donw rushes off with DREW . . . SKIPS out on the . . RAE really lets her . . . HOBERMEYER to rob the grave . . . two . . . T TIFFANY ' S hair part babysits in the file room . . . GAYLE, is the Mr. on the meal plan? . . . CINDY C. gets pinned — Congrats . . . PEANUT — We hear the Air Force is a RUGged BUR- deN!! . . . Sheri, the last of the bouncing Bevan ' s . . . SKILLET is 4 for 4 at Lafayette . . . BEEF- ERONI pops the Bartles and James . . . INGA — the WOLF howls under a full moon . . . EASY PICKENS examines the KING ' S jewels . . . KATHY G. smells it up on weekends . . . TRACY D. goes OVER to Europe and sees the TOWER of London . . . NATE lets it burn in California . . . MARY how does it feel to be in the power position . . . KATIE prim but not OVER proper . . . AUNT EDNA bends the BOW and gets a rash . . . CARLA — WILL you ever come home? . . . TERRI enjoys MEAT on a Kaiser roll . . . LINDA man- ages freshMEN in the stalls at Gamma Phi . . . LISI stuck in a RUT without her man ... JUNIORS — get off your wedding cakes and smell the beer! . . . SOPHOMORES — keep the Hoo- ter tradition alive! . . . PLEDGES we ' ll always come back to a QUART ER KEG-but you ' d better order more . . . this is NOT a candle passing . . . Badoobers for all — well almost . . . Beer and Pizza . . . How about those GPA ' s and IM ' s . . .join the BOOT CLUB . . . Long live the PAC! . . . THIS IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER for WE LOVED THESE DAYS !!! Thanx G Phi for the memories — Love in PIKE — The Seniors 19Q Kappa alpha theta Epsilon Rho Chapter Founded Nationally — 1870 Asbury College Founded Locally — 1984 Colors — Black and Gold n fipi pi ' rrri H rB r ! i1 Bnii W| r P ' ' 0 c ■ i np ' aiu-K. PPK j O P ll ' EE ■ ■ ■- LRIo lF ' ' ' ' .EROP ■ ir lKIPt P fir™i i!r nBPOiE !r r f j M a f Ei Bi iP Er-i t gr iiftai5i:Mgir.]efR|i|v r All Seniors must hook up! . . . slitherage . . . we be jammin, Mon! . . . A ... B ... C ... Von m aster ba ter . . . Si nigra Kappa Lambda Chi . . . Bombed . . . the Big L. . . . We know you ' re in there — we can smell it! . . . Evil Thetas . . . F.T.H. ... Phi Delt Kitchen raids . . . Expansion . . . My mouth is too dry . . . BJ Inc. — We do it in cars! . . . Delta Phi Lawn . . . Cradle Robber ... I don ' t like IT! . . . Boink . . . Boink- ing . . . Boinkable . . . Put your shoes on! . . . Boob Cruise . . . Nerd Magnets . . . Foodage . . . Days Days Days . . . Delta Upsilon Mu Beta Honor Society . . . Cyclops . . . Theta Xi Guys ... lind Floor Slobs ... Kappa Alpha Convent . . . Mix and Match Dates . . . Four pillows? Wanna Read? . . . Mopping up at Greekers . . . No children after 10pm . . . Bahamas bunch . . . It ' s shrinking, it ' s shrinking — typical Lehigh guy . . . Hey fags . . . Get a room . . . Late night action on the couch . . . Standards . . . SUNAGE-TANAGE-BURNAGE- PEELAGE . . . DK: The EVILEST Theta . . . Sneak him in through the window ... LI Ice- teas replace Lipton . . . Take my picture Davey Jones ... I don ' t want to go to school today . . . What are you doing here this weekend Modonna? . . . Drinking in the stairwell . . . WooWooes . . . Hey Serving Wench-Moi ' e malt- based beverages and salt-based food please! . . . THEFT . . . DB- How comfortable was that hill? . . . Killer Bees . . . Klepta Alpha Theta . . . We hope no bad boys show up-Kick it! ... T.N.T. . . . F.O.A.D. . . . That ' s so gay . . . And for my friends back at the hotel ... ... Grade A Juicy Little Pieces of Meat . . . Freudian Slip . . . Wliere ' s the red one? . . . I ' m trying to pass an exam. Do you mind?! ... V as in Victor . . . Todd — the next time will be at the reunion — love Kim . . . Find me a guy with a good last name . . . Bald and bearded . . . But I changed my mind . . . Social blunder . . . Hold onto your boyfriends! We ' re free! ... But I don ' t wanna graduate! 201 LIVING IN A FRAl KonJez.vou6 fj ' (7 4 1. Cover - _, U 202 CRNITY BY: Kimberly Bond Fraternity life is a more tradi- tional choice of housing among Lehigh men. But, considering the fact that there are a total of 31 fraternity houses located both on and off campus, the fact that over 50 percent of all Lehigh males live in them comes as no surprise. Many guys find Greek life to be the most attractive lifestyle at Lehigh because fratenity houses can offer so much more than a dorm room or even a housse off campus. As Andy Horning ' 88, said, They offer all the comforts of home. Meals are cooked and served to fraternity brothers right in their house; cable television, phones and a computer jack are in every bedroom in each house; and, many houses have pay TV channels, free weights and a computer. There are actually a couple of houses with house mothers who clean and look after the brothers. Perhaps the biggest reason why such a high percentage of Lehigh men choose Greek life is because it is the center of social activity at Lehigh. Everything that happens from Thursday night to Sunday morning happens right here on the Hill, Horning said. Besides, he added, the girls all come up here! There is a deeper reason which makes some guys decide to join a fraternity and others glad they did. That is the existence of a close, fam- ily-like atmosphere in each house which makes the fraternity mem- bers brothers as well as friends. Disadvantages to living on the Hill do exist. Fraternity members do complain about being the providers of alcohol for the enormous amount of alcohol consumed by the rest of the campus. Not only is the job an ex- pensive one, but one which comes with serious responsibility. In fact, pledges now must go through a bartending course. But, fraternity presidents especially worry about the fact that they are personally responsible for any alcohol-related incident which involves someone served in their house. Even with the costs to the houses and the added responsibilities to parties, fraternities in general do not want to give up being the center of social life. Greg Casten, ' 87, summed it up by saying, Lehigh is too fun to change. Alpha chi rho Phi Mu Chapter Founded Nationally — 1896 Trinity College Founded Locally — 1934 Colors — Garnet and White fMWM Hello, Crow lingo-too sick, no the sickest . . . we they . . . fierce yo ' s, no the fiercest . . . yo, what ' s the claim . . . Dave Z ' s head . . . down- stairs guy ' s party room head . . . ritual closet . . . the machine room . . . drinking for success . . . little ity bity teenie weenie microscopic horny mute ' . . . hank bank spank tank . . . schmeded . . . Jake ' s Galligaskins . . . Dr. Rosenpenis . . . keggles . . . my arm ' s a fish . . . mysteriouos black dildo . . . fat foose . . . Eddie, you ' re living a lie . . . Stupid pledge tricks . . . Rosey ' s B.U.S. lineup . . . they didn ' t tell us about this during rush . . . we heard you we ' re going to make you guys pizza . . . can Crows fly? Green bench, here Bob . . . naked beer slides . . . show porch tail . . . bus ' n ' bone . . . playin ' through . . . house chugoff . . . McSorely ' s TEP warlords . . . Pit Nude Dorm wars . . . green slime . . . beer pong . . . bud tins . . . house trip . . . sodomy week . . . Crow 4 Mike Boyd Zero, you had to change the rules to beat us . . . thank you Dean Smeaton for showing us the error of our ways . . . flying flaming couch . . . these boys should be com- mended . . . Christmas poems . . . shmazing . . . Corner Bar . . . cov- eted Hogger award: cyclops, scareface, anti-christ, pepperoni blow monster, old faithful, shovel- head, snaggle tooth, the squirter, la machine, moon pig, fat Tracy, Otis, fuzzie Pam, sphincter Sue, Dr. Ruth. The coveted Hershey hummer award: Butcher block, house library, ritual closet, you like cock . . . kreits award . . . Jack Pekariks dad shit in the shower ... I remember when I was a pledge . . . Lafayette Leopard . . . Old Crow . . . House of Hyman . . . purple helmeted soldiers of love . . . run away, run aways . . . the Great Pumpkin sucks . . . mohawk extra sharp ginger brandy, spiral dork . . . scurry like a mole . . . soup of knowledge . . . George Wadsworth . . . desert races . . . boy, I could go for a peanut butteer and piss sandwich . . . Who ' s Adam Zoeller? . . . Throb, instant asshole just add water . . . Where ' s Barry? He ' s on tour . . . schmed Dave national . . . Keith, can ' t you see that man ' s a ni . . . now it ' s time for another addition of halfwits . . . quilts . . . Crow jeep, you can ' t put a price on fun . . . tap and go . . . green beret . . . Jughead, alias Alvin Purple . . . good luck boys, home there ' s a house to come back to . . . love, Thed, Jughead, Spud, Herm, Curly, Foose, Throb, Jonny-small, Herdman, Fruty-spitzer, Bugs, Schmed-ed, Dad, Hillbilly, Snake, Wilbur, Little Mote. 205 Alpha epsilon pi Sigma Eta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1912 New York University Founded Locally — 1978 Colors — Blue and Gold 206 This is the best, ever! . . . Ammonium nitrate and bones . . . God damn fly boy . . . Holding the hag . . . It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane, it ' s you mommy . . . Toaster oven committee . . . Hal ' s (and Steve ' s) mystery car . . . Alex, nice driving . . . Fuzzy bunny . . . Dream date . . . 3-octive excitement . . . Yes, the shed is dirty . . . Fish is fish . . . Don ' t drink all the beer, ill look bad . . . Hot beef ' n ' been, cool! . . . Our thunderbird . . . Eiaaagh, iron bird . . . He kicked me out and didn ' t get laid . . . Aglh-arph, Aglh-arph . . . That was good ... I like bread and butter . . . Fun rock . . . Wake up . . . Gamma Hoosiers . . . Priority 2 ... Sharon . . . Yeah, I ' m getting it . . . Jennifer . . . Beached . . . Exhibit V . . . Brain trust . . . Top ten . . . Put some more bubbles in the bath Shane ... Oh great, Kim cries . . . Nobody gets laid . . . Schmanti . . . Duck, you ' re the steward, right? . . . Nine dollars . . . Doktr . . . Let ' s do lunch . . . Obvious guys . . . Wingman . . . Cooked rabbit . . . Nice job offer . . . Punch me again, Jim . . . Look I threw up in the sink . . . Mr. Lightweight . . . Edit, that word scares me ... It should ... I think the master has too much power ... I am an exec and I will flaunt it . . . Vee, she vi, 3 vi . . . The bib . . . Those napkins are too expensive . . . Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, What??? . . . Duh, Duh, What, What? . . . Christmas jubilee . . . This is Rob, he has a big (pause), personality . . . Tau pledge class game ... Commons club ... Spleen trust ... JOLT ... Jonathan Richman — double chocolate malted . . . Basement office . . . Aluminum K.W. erb . . . Stuba ' s just mad he has to go to Cedar Crest Sunday . . . Rosh Tov . . . Dinner at Them ' s house . . . All nighter scrapple feast . . . Paper- work . . . I ' ve only been in seven accidents . . . Only three are my fault . . . Green pits . . . Tourret syndrome ... Squeegie, Moondoggie, The Fist, Corky, Rolling Stone, Captain Nemo, Slam-dunk, Lenny, Obi-Won. 207 Alpha sigma phi Beta Epsilon Chapter Founded Nationally — 1845 Yale University Founded Locally — 1929 Colors — Cardinal and Stone I ikM Nothing: notable really happened. We all studied! . . . Cujo! — Sick Balls!! . . . Chow Box . . . Were they Caucasian? . . . We ' re not sure yet whether marijuana was, in fact, involved . . . I ' m not kiddin ' , think about it! . . . Thwak Dat Dox . . . Look at you now — you dead . . . You be illin ' !! . . . Dek g:ot laid?!? By a Chem-e?!? . . . Beware the crotch cannibal . . . snap her like a chicken and eat her on the rag: • • • Hey babe, you bop pretty well but do you do the vertical bone dance? . . . Golden shower emmeritus . . . Walt?!? . . . Sport Towel . . . 800 assorted diaphrams . . . Jou gotta problem? . . . The bakery is in 210! . . . Did vou cum yet? — Bitch, you ' ll know when I cum! . . . They ' re as big as my apartment . . . You don ' t even know my name! Shut up, you talk too much . . . Spew, why ' s the door locked? . . . Just tell her to jump on your Howard Jones, and ask if she ' d like to get to know you well . . . Ha! Too much work?!? . . . Mmyaell . . . Captain Vididiot . . . Waffelitis . . . Unshackle your manhood . . . That little red hair thaaang . . . Map room tooth paste . . . Wiggn — not again and again and again ... If you ' re going to spend the night in a fraternity you ' ve got to pay the price . . . Ace is out of the club . . . Dull. Where ' s the tits, tits is mv buddv, I love tits ' Goood Bon- ing! . . . Vince got pinned?!? April fool . . . Not us! . . . Bid ' s out, Cujo ' s out . . . Cujo ' s in. Fid ' s in . . . Dump her strock — She ' s a Democrt . . . How ' s you chowder level? . . . Check my oil ... Syn- chi-onize your navigators . . . Work my nub . . . Wiggy ' s magnetic space shuttle ... Planin or complainin ' . . . Take a dukie . . . Dek the national queezer . . . Good luck senior assholes: Mamadek, Strock, Wiggy, Jack, Swipe, Poon, Barren, Tex, Ace, Tits, Greesebo, Muh, Cubby, Fricky and S.A.I.T.: Bene, Duh-J, Vetschtable . . . Seeeee Ya! 209 Alpha tau omega Alpha Rho Chapter Founded Nationally — 1865 Virginia Military Institute Founded Locally — 1882 Colors — Blue and Gold :iu iL ' rlnuli lluiiuM-iiiln AuCS 6 1.- ' . S6B EEEK It was a very good year. She wasn ' t that fat . . . Was she? NCAA Champion Pete Yozzo. Claybo, How ' s the Kingdom? FIRE , exclaimed the crazy chinaman. I don ' t think wrestHng will have anything to do with it. J.D. goes curb jumping. Lewis goes pig jumping. Enslin just tries to jump. We paid $80 to formalize. Kite ' s tanning salon. Icky hangs wallpaper. Conserve Urenal Biscuits. Yuengling. She needs a lean, mean bone job my be. Bulletin Board Loitering. GOF , without the L . Cheeseburger in Paradise. Padre Naked. Pulsation . . . Dancy, Dancy. No Redheads. All girls are whores, but only some use the name. Lehigh girls are life support systems for vaginas. HOOKAH. Kleppe, you ' re disgust- ing. The Winger. The Chaffing Daily Double. The B--CHES: 4x4, Momentum, First Lady, Jay Leno, Kearns, Blood, Smoker, Whisper, Little Box of Horrors, Bush, Gung Ho. The 90 second Viking Dinner. T-H-E Big Guy. That ' s uncool Dude. Kick the Schmurz. ATO North. Naked Cartwheels. The AX Game! Such a black house. She ' s such the C— Word. Team Gras. Let Greco make the poster. LIA-BLE. Is she of the Persua- sion? Duck-Walk! She ' s got a spare too! She said No F—ing Way. Jelly- fish Jim. ATO Chainsaw Massacre. Girls, send home for the fat clothes. Kleppe tells the truth (4 1 87). Girl swallowing at Sigs. Goodbye: Slubey, Pinata, Clue- less, Blockhead, Grizzly, Ichabod, Wetzel, Chubsy-Wubsy, Scotto, 529, Spanky, Landau. Welcome: Sleestack, Jethro, Swee- pea, Chumly, Guido, Ditto, Spald- ing, Spider Monkey, Heat Miser, Stooge, Scrapple, Cooter, Bam Bam. Beta theta pi Beta Chi Chapter Founded Nationally — 1839 Miami University Founded Locally — 1891 Colors — Blue and Pink What ' s up? . . . Fugger ' s and chuggers earn the right . . . Wait list abuse . . . Fugley ' s farts . . . Coffee table . . . Rainbow coalition . . . Dead cockroach — July 18, 1987 . . . Meet the Meat Pubnight . . . Tripper ' s fat ass . . . Cedar Crest boarder . . . Fists w Rigs . . . The hokey pokey . . . Hey girls . . . C.MU. and 54 times . . . Captain Ahab . . . Heey Bwant . . . I ' m going to slap your ass . . . Milkgut . . . Waaa . . . Maa-Maa . . . Hey Lou, nice meek . . . Can you say Bim-bo ? . . . Santa and his naked glorv run . . . Colgate road trip . . . AIN ' T GETTIN IT . . . Buzzard . . . Or-or-or-orsonnn . . . Under the Big Top . . . Chinese take out ... Wanna see my glowworm . . . (Lumpy, Booboo, Shoney ' s, Dreher ' s best friend). Who Cheryl? . . . Mr. Stockman ' s future Go-fer . . . Sue who . . . Beta Beach Party — 20 kegs ... Pledges getting crushed at Tails . . . Varsity Tails — the last of a dying breed . . . Hey Vito — phone call . . . Stevie Gotomboski . . . Blind Mexican . . . Zooom . . . with the Roger call . . . Saaaalute . . . Down in Memphis . . . Chuckles, why is the bed wet? . . . The Late Night Keg Kickers . . . Brodhead Boarder . . . Beta IM Boxing Champs . . . Greek Week Nude . . . Smile you ' re on Beta Camera . . . Pledge DuDah . . . Veg, Sleeper, Tripper, Raaber, Mole, Captain, Lou, Scalpch, Mac, Rocheee (married man), Blate. Fugly, Buttski, Coopie (Turtle Do), Mum- blerock. Big J (Macho), Headmug, Slipperhead, Buttercup, Cookie, Chubby, Doormat (Les), Uncle Marty, Emilio, Froto, Meet the Meat, Tigger, Gawwy, Veto (Vito), Zutti, Gilby, Action, Beezy, Two (Hokey the Clown), Snydee Tabitha, Blockhead . . . Where ' s Chooch. 213 Chi phi Psi Chapter Founded Nationally — 1824 Princeton Founded Locally — 1872 Colors — Scarlet and Blue 214 k Day one: Larry does the shuffle- Dr. R ythym-bag letter pubnite- dude, man-the layin ' o ' pipe-Jeane Monster, Shovelface, beergut, Nameless Faceless-The Beef Hamburger Lady-TOC drunk driving racing team-asshole- Lafayette chugoff: Lisa says how juvenile, seniors say 2 and blow-The Dark Brothers-ULSI Design and light masonry-Power and Squids Inc. -Late Night at Sigs — spank it, then bag-road head-road meat-Casella ' s weight room blue balls ... see you around!-Renee the Fat Man- Steve the smoker of the Mc glass d-k-muff diving: I enjoy it very much — the ferret from hell — hey, feller-stogies goobers-the master plan-the bus shall rise again:Gunnar ' s or Rusty ' s? — turf job-tag team lambas-Reider shave legs — Gunnar: at least she ' s recalcitrant: Brotherhood: huh? — D-K = God-sandwiches of life-the bringer of the bringer of life-Gabriel cancert: full wood for the honorary Oley boy — the Pa. Dutch Troika — Mayor Z breath- alyzer — Studio 9-honk on bobo — I ' m sober — Don ' t do it without your fez on-Gunnar gets a phone call courtesy of George Carlin the HWT — Maureen Gwen: Wliy doesn ' t someone put them out of their misery — How can you leave with a beautiful woman in bed . . . Larry, do you love me? - 3rd, then 9th on the Hill-Carpet Phone Cable Painting Ceiling Snow plowing Criminals-Dear applicant . . . YFIBWCVST . . . Z- Goldschmidt ' s Phownix hotline- the lOK mile peruvian whip-the heiroglyphic report card: exactly what is XYFN{D)?-a series of lame pledge classes-legions of Rosenthals . . . WF, IBW-flock of Couch poised, full wood-meat missle . . . ground zero grotto- meet me at the mall-Oscar-the Ditchwich Papers-GEMSonix- Band Jam ... Pi Lam goes bababas-Mother Harari: our lady of perpetual intoxicatio — Although your qualifications are interesting. — Bill the usurper — Dietches dead dog cat: thus, he bags — Sam the Rapist = lawsuit- Pepper -t-housepig, waste of fur soiler of sacred Chi Phi Carpets- VOS TZ-Mother of God-The Big A- Heffron-Sleazy Ed Jones Boolah AIDS monger Voice of the Bugs Bunny Martian Jerry Penacoli Kelly-Squigley-Irv the Axman- Ratman-Bob-Boolah (Mkll)- George I can ' t believe he ' s still doing Mel — Panama-Frank the house mascot-Young Jim-Herb inadequous III — Schlong- Poster Child Biscuit-K.C. — Where ' s Kevin Morley? — Booze flex — Schnaa Rosentall . . . chi we ' ve loved these days . . . YO, . . . ZEUS. 21: Chi psi Alpha Beta Delta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1841 Union College Founded Locally — 1894 Colors — Purple and Gold tns J % This is a binding list! Rosko and Weeg-No double smoke . . . yet; Chuck, Happy B-day; Walk like the Guzzler; Wooky plows Saman- tha; Suppy and Cathlene-Fireside chat; Chip checks out CJ in the Library; Jack and Donna, every which way, and loose; Perry and Keil share schnapps . . . slowly; Alf goes swimming; Mike calls the fire dept. on Chuck; Sausage on Pizza!! Great idea!! ; Weey-The Puppetmaster, did you teach Eric Miller?; Jeff chugs grain for lunch; Steve packs the Lunch Box; Did you call the cops? ; The Dom does beer slides, and an old Football injury reappears; Racko forWaiter of the Week; Who ' s Hit- ler? ; Percy gets chapped at Paradise Island, while Gus and Weeg lay Cable; E. Miller goes wild his last semester . . . Yeah hello!!; The Aquatics Engineer; Gilbert 216 f If B BP B BH ' Ca? -tPCRe ' . ' 0SE= 5C;s WiSCE lASStL i I IR rides the red-headed Rosko; DJ has no balls; 0.0 gets Fly at SAM; Big Conch; PJ shoots blanks; Buffalo Bill studies anatomy in the Lounge, and then gets Bonded; Chuck corners the rubber market; Alf gets in the afternoon golf; CB remembered — The Moravian Crew; Tell me your panty size ; Guppy loves Sacharin; E. Miller-Ketchup and noodles; You lUin ' ; Lupe catches The Freezer from behind; The Dawg chases the kitten and then eats for free . . . Ooh Ooh that smell; Save your breath; Egg and Mac-Quick break; Dr. Schott; The Joker is named; Bones -t- Gamma Phi; Jakes does nothing and loves it; Jackhammer Joe; John McCahan and his Phantom Hooks; PJ founds the Ron Jeremy Fan Club; Chuck — No Fat Chicks; Bill-Soap, toilet paper. coffee-cold busted; Gus and Ken ride the Banana Boat; Muddus — a little shake and baker; Rosk — M M ' s really do melt in your mouth!; Percy and Guzzler rock the boat in Lauderdale, thanks Dippy and Shar.; E. Miller-nice chucks, after four years you ' d think we ' d have something better to say; Chuck and Dexter — WTiich is which?; One Liz leads to another; Guz gets the Jumbo sized Preperation H; Traps-best back in 1-AA; Matt ' s born again but still kills commies; A little history on the parking lot ; Chug, Bob Lovengood Chug! ; Santa and his Reindeer-Shower singing; Beatties WTiipped; Line em up! Bobby, wax on, wax off the Ros; Who pushed my Jeep?; J.J. sports a steamer; Tom loves Brown Sugar; Perry plays Poker, on the bar, the floor, etc. etc.; Thirsty gets a new doo, and another, and another; Bill, This is the football table, are you pissed? ; Get the saddle out Burke ; Bur — They aren ' t going to test us! ; Guzzler + Barbara Mangy; Bill ' s landlord calls The Lodge; SSSSS . . . Pow!; Fm hit!!; Grey Poupon — no money saved; Maples Rules; Eric, is Mike Kosko here? ; Horowitz, stop coughing!!; Groupies in ' 86 — Leave us alone! ; Bull Moose bones the Sophs — nice cleanups; Good luck Sophomores, Juniors are going to need it; It ' s better to burn out. then to fade away; YITB Alf, Chuckles, Broadway Bill, Cheap Shot, Fly, Thirsty, The Guzzler (Gus, Yodler, Yentler, Higgins), Weegie, Rosko, Eric Miller, Skippy McCahan, Mud Guppy, Traps, Percv, Book Rack asshole. Delta chi Lehigh Chapter Founded Nationally — 1890 Cornell University Founded Locally — 1952 Colors — Red and Buff 218 kA Jlii 1 0 yir S ' CPmCN au ' Ltr Bl  E rccfl Drlta a ' ln Ul ■J S C« liTie D VID E« L NfAL OyiNTER JCFFOF ' T FftNiOD TQM LCCHARO triunli lliiiiiri-r.i ttceco ' - EBMA ' «:.EGe5F DAC F J 4 FniB E - tVH HHIAN UC N«WA ANO«)tW BCCXIWrTH OtAN SEVEO EBtC ROTnEnBEAC MICHAEL VJTTER ROBCRT PRATT HDSf.NI ANDHi W MAWN AHNCD BRIAN CARVSON Hunnnh . . . Scooby, too much Busch is not a good thing . . . Here we go again Chrisbacher . . . Sesko Shopvac, a match made in Hoover heaven . . . Does Kim know yet? . . . Robby Rob in jail without no bail . . . Hey Jenny, what ' s the Gig? . . . Ed, have you Dunn her yet? . . . Jenny Haig Miller — I ' m in control here . . . Feinsod and Johnny Mac, is Scott still so- cial? . . . Donnelly: Let go of my spleen . . . Help, help me Rhonda . . . Kill a commie for Ro-mommy . . . Kiel and his scarem . . . Gold- finger Inomata . . . Southworth and Lancos: We miss you . . . All sisters are C ' s, report your Fall- fest points . . . Phil, clean up Shane ' s shit . . . Duck, we love your mother . . . Sut, congrat, oops . . . George: yodeling alone . . . Trey Class of ' 86, we didn ' t want you anyways . . . Blaine, we have a test you can ' t pass . . . Eddie van Tableman: We all voted for Pete- bacher anyway . . . Tweety: from the Chipmunk highway to the Lincoln tunnel of love . . . Tom, Has Sharon pinned you yet? . . . ' Soft ' mores . . . Ansie, you ' re a dice . . . Heather, Hal got lucky . . . Hey Spidey, lighten up! . . . Nice Knipps, Tits . . . Jason, I should have taken both boxes, Love, Rob . . . Pam Answhipper . . . Derek: A man on his own couch . . . Shut up Pollock . . . Giz-Jiz . . . Dietz: you can ' t major in Gator gum . . . Ansie, you ' re still a dick . . . Q-less . . . Bob. break a leg — Scooby . . What ' s upChuck . . . Erla, you should have left her in jail . . . Beckwith: bald at 20? . . . Dean: My mommy said I shouldn ' t do that . . . Whineman — Laura sucked . . . Hey Pollock, who ' s wearing the pants this time around? . . . Erman, we ignored you . . . Goodbye Gene. The Senior Brothers of Delta Chi 219 Delta phi Nu Chapter Founded Nationally — 1827 Union College Founded Locally — 1884 Colors — Blue and White 220 . ' Ot-MtW MANtt JwCLOV aMCS fltCOfO ' 400 S IEGfL C ' « ' S ' ' 0PMER CINTRON f)AJ 8HAT ' 4 Drlta yiii iCrlituh lluiurriiitii ■ I ■■ ■•■ ■•■-.El JONES STEPHEN BflUHNS KENNETH HECHT • S ' J-S; PtTE ■ tPHCN CWJLO BfilAN S1.VER STEVEN KURTZ KEViN NEWELL ANMEW GABlBIAN DAVID CONCA ' hEim RoeERT DAVCS JUIXS LEVITT GLEN ftoeCRTSON Whipped Homo; as far as you know; I ' ve been had; tube room; cupdance; double d; yo Lar; d — k- g:ame; fatty; why, do you?; Grace Ball; I do what I want as long as Kelly Nadine says its o.k.; Statastics and other Riederisms; feature; TUTCH; beach blasts; Hasan chop; geai ' head; keep the tip; I ' m not talkin; rumor mill; BEEF; hell shack; beat, Duck; do me righteous; Fork; forescan- ning; sweet victory; D--k dance; fall back Tompkins; Lar in the phonebooth; Kevin ' s blanks; Jurtz ' s adventure mobile; eat it Hari; the candy family; John Young position; S.D. Cole; jail- bait; Ken ' s Joe; as it were; banana feces; flanahan; nudies; schmen game; Dave ' s at Mart; Hughes ' at Mart; T.A. Nails; oh yeah; drink mild; hazy, hot and humid; the c- word; it ' s kind of like a nightmare ... it just keeps getting worse; Raj Boks; out the window Hari; off the wall Kleouk; Spiegal Meis- ter; get off; dirt road; Mr. and Mrs. Cocky; nurtz; these nuts; Buttox, Nard, Magoo, Stinky, Hero, Verno the Hut.; I can ' t believe he ' s pinned; I can ' t believe he ' s not; Steve squared; Manheims short dance; I ' m self-centered; B. Fers; pancakes do, de, do, do, do; red or not red; five for five; load; hey little buddy. Red Crayon; Nerds!; your mom!; Delta Rag; be a house, not a home! Delta tau delta Beta Lambda Chapter Founded Nationally — 1858 Founded Locally — 1874 Bethany College Colors — Purple, White and Gold Ki iii WE! Drlta aau Drlla UUUt Ullli iCrliJnli lliiinrriiitii i nis never settle with words what a flamethrower can accomplish . . . and long, nasty, pointy teeth . . . fine this honkus ... I got the wrong haircut . . . don ' t sweat the little shit . . . Where ' s Hank? ... a pres. named Skippy? what are you — a shark in the woods? . . . it ' s not that simple — it ' s so much simpler than that . . . dude, don ' t get me rowdy! ... I wanna beat it on her head . . . like a winged rodent ema- nating from Hades . . . peaches and brandy?! . . . don ' t jump be- fore you leap . . . we cleaned your chad while you played with your pud ... he did what in the chapter room? . . . just ask Lee Jay . . . nothing too heavy, cumbersome, or conspicuous ... go ahead, you put your hand it it ' s mouth ... it looks like Feinberg . . . the Time Ma- chine . . . Linksters . . . Alpha Tails . . . what does Splinter mean? . . . who are vou after — maybe — Satan! . . . the dungeon- master . . . anyone got a dime . . . I ' ll talk to him in a second, this is my favorite song . . . you ' re a real row god . . . he ' s psyched on the house . . . The Black and Blue . . Jeff, some girl ' s on the phone for you, she won ' t give her name . . what would Wheaton want? . . Nil, nice log . . . Saint Paul . . grilled cheese — again? . . . raise your hand and tell me . . . the pork meal plan . . . can we have a pitcher of ice water? . . . tap a keg, Degler . . . infectedslogdeniedgivetake- cheappinepostagevectorscope . . . roses are read, Chuck is dead, roses are read. Chuck is dead . . . what are you doing March 28? . . . Is the fish dead yet? . . . come down here, I want to kiss you . . . hi, hi, and hello, relentloclown . . . we ' ll be back in two, and two . . . Chakin, you are History . . . take astro, you ' ll get an A . . . You ' re bummin! . . . but Parameter got an A on it ... 20 cases of Mad Dog! . . . Chaskin, start the phone chain . . . avoid the question at all costs . . . the mountains will be just as cold and lonely tonight as they were 200 years ago . . . Cleetis the dream McSteen . . . the legendary Snoe Bar . . . haaa baaa ... I couldn ' t hurt him like that . . . the underground exec board . . . diehard Yankee fan, right? . . . wait for the beep! you gotta leave your name, you ' ve gotta leave you ' re number, wait for the beep . . . little guy . . . Matt, settle down, you ' re going to hurt your- self . . . Jean Jaques . . . fair maidens in the shower . . . Willie — Mille . . . freshmen are beat . . . Howard! . . . Hank Millner ' s loft weekend . . . Doc — no Ball . . . Mark, could you pass the sauce?- lips . . . Hank, I ' m shirtless . . . what ' s wrong? where ' s Chaskin 223 Delta upsilon Lehigh Chapter Founded Nationally — 1834 Founded Locally — 1885 Williams College Colors — Royal Blue and Old Gold 224 T« MAM McOOWAH DOUO E RINO MICHAEL B HCTS JEFril£Y WEBTZ BiBeBl iCrliiyli lluiurniilii LUi SEAN O ' iABiTO vtrr Delta Upsilon (DU) is a very unique fraternity at Lehigh. We at DU do not base the foundation of our brotherhood on secret rituals or hazing. We rely on our own sys- tem, a system of friendship and loyalty. DU is house rich in traditioti and ability, both in academics. Several DU brothers hold honor- able positions in the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor, while many brothers compete in varsity sports such as football, baseball, and lacrosse. In addition we are very competitive in intramurals and year in year out DU fields strong teams in basketball, foot- ball, boxing, and wrestling. Furthermore, many brothers are active in the Brown and Wliite, the school ' s newspaper, and WLVR, the school ' s radio station. Being a DU brother is a reward- ing experience that is looked on with much respect and admira- tion around campus. We can offer you one of the newer houses on the hill (no cold dorms) and our so- cial events (the most notable be- ing our annual Greek Week Beach Party) are not to be missed. Come up and visit us and see if DU is for you. Kappa alpha Pennsylvania Alpha Chapter Founded Nationally — 1825 Union College Founded Locally — 1894 Color — Scarlet . CO« ' t «: DAVID ft€ ' D Jirr NOUVEN DO« l.O MOiCBBOO IK ' appa Alpha luirtij o A ST HI iCi-luuli lliiliiriiillii . ' n : te CN TAvOA ni W CLi M6E M THOMAS FRuChSIOA CR ttOBCRT FLORC2AK DOUGLAS QAVOBCN  0NAL0 L)( S0N 0uD Fe AARA DiChASD M llEB IM M IW S S i Mugsy, Schneider ' s Mom, Kap Annex, Lipschitz, dude-man, L.O.S.E.R., tez on tuh, The Brass Rail, bedrock, tin tanks, druids, Kap crew Dork crew, . . . and they blew us off, the magnetic rock box, D PHI bombadeers, funnelator, ouden thieves, THUNDERBIRD!- BLACK FRIDAY, balcony blows, suck my big greek d+ +. Gary who?. Boo Boo, computing center again Jeff?, Caruso Cup, The Grim Reaper, Club Sped again . . . and again . . . and again. Torch Master Ryan, Scooter!, Riemjob, Ahab, King Schlong, Gluuuuck!, Gook vs Greek, Don ' t worry, a pledge will get it. Jaws, Slambeast, Yavo ' s Lion, King does the graphite dog, NEG on Gumby, Take me I ' m a virgin!, CPBS Teasers, Jizz in the Kap Library, Poon Hound, Most likely to be hen-pecked. Us vs Them, the fish swallowed his p-i- -l-s, You mean living?, P-i- -t-s face Hadley, Moose chugs, Yan Yay, Purple Ping Pong Balls, Jimbo: SPAGHETTI!, fish for dinner, Paul fish, Schneid the glide, Spidy, The Reale Around, SPOOGE!, chest butt mandatory!, G-speak, Bas ' case day, Piercy vs LCB, Hickie Week, LOOK! Todd has a hickie again, Mickey Doo, Chunky, but cute, Mike are you going out with L.B., Waiter! clean buttocks, Traie wake-ups, Piels Farts, Finkleshits, Vertical taco. Spook Navy, Haberstromo, Nagil- lig and the nose, ... in the eleva- tor!. Amy ' s pregnant?, contramac, Mr. Lupner, Handle bars on the Tree of Life, Sparky ' s signature. It ' s suppose to be rating, Havard Glee Club, Splooey ' s Snonman, Pattv Parkway, Al ' s roadside ap- paritio, SKUUULL!, SHOOT ' EM DOWN!, Lower head Wolfebag, She swallowed for you?, Laura in the closet, Happy Birthday Dave!, Thas, It ' s in my eye, I GOT HEAD, Basler ' s baby bimbos. Kappa sigma Beta lota Chapter Founded Nationally — 1869 Founded Locally — 1890 University of Virginia Colors — Scarlet, White and Green 228 £Mb S iKappa § tuina E .SK 229 Lambda cm alpha Gamma Psi Chapter Founded Nationally — 1909 Founded Locally — 1926 Boston University Colors — Purple, Green and Gold 230 L£.i: .M:iMJi ll ' amluVi a ' lii Alplui Gamma ' bi E ta lU . in V- -V iCi ' liiilli Ihiiiuniiilii hLiM E J £sM£ Phi delta theta Pennsylvania Eta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1848 Miami University Founded Locally — 1887 Colors — Azure and Argent 232 ikiiiirr Eli Eir« cr .  i■-i VA. Ct . UT n ( iCrliiuli lliiiiirriiilii ItliiliKii ii i ii iiii You only live once, but you can go to college again. The peanut butter house. You chug, I ' ll blow. X is for the N in N.Y. Giants. Nagi face — Rubberband man. Joe ' Lets paint all the wood grey ' Xigro. Choke and die. Hank! He ' ll come around. Miit. you take Denise. Cheese- burger. RunTMC. Certainly! And at center the 611 sophomore from Pismo Beach proclaimed em- peror. The trip to Stroh ' s will be . . . Credit card roulette. Rex the Wonder Dog. Cancun Virgin Crew. The ' book ' from A.S.U. Jim Gold- berg. Pound Ridge. X.J. Yet another party with them??! I ... Heres to Brother Beeker, Brother Beeker. Big game hunting in the annex. Cripple Boy Shack. Trish the Dish. Mrs. Bulger called, Joey (Hiveface) has leukemia. Stubby, E.C., AL, PJ, Chell. Groover, Gro- ver, Mildew. The empire will al- ways rule. Autosap. Mandell and his Chipmunk hits. Cadilak . . . Ak Radin slept here — once! Hey kinds wanna buy a switchblade? My Secret Admirer — RTK. Jim, is that a Softball in your pocket? A grapefruit? French people suck. Chicken salad tails. Spinal tap — sniff the glove! Bless me. Father Chell. Bulger Peed! The club. I did her four times — almost five. Death tails. Buck X ' ude Mexican. Chell and Gib — Get Xude! Solid piece at AOPi tails — Spence and Chell. Out of my bed you lettle rat! Slimy sea serpents. Crabs and gonorhea in 1 week — Thank you Beth. Hal the K-Mart kid. Goldy, why don ' t you room with Joey next yr.? Chicken fights. Tag team tonight (with greasy roast). Zit. Cyst. Clot and Cank. Chell, Xice Boil on you butt. Kangaroo Court. Garret ' s 37th b ' day bash. Ques- tion Man: Tratner. Answerman: Encyclopedia Pratt. Bernie Burn- hag. Xappy Boy. Sapsucker. Bow- man ' s out. Rupprect is in. Special Sauuuce. Bowman vs. Kuver. Do me lake a dog Gregg. Castle-Gash. Lamo-Dilo (a gutbusting machine). Beach, summer cruisin, Jack Daniels, Porshe, etc. Phi gamma delta Beta Chi Chapter Founded Nationally — 1848 Washington and Jefferson Founded Locally — 1886 Colors — Purple and White I 234 ]}b Okuuiua Drltc 111 [ir Mm ¥. i ilKH Crlliuh lliiiurrriitii Mm...m. Shriner, Dennis the Menace, Bucc, Flounder, A-train, Neidermeyer, Fru-Fru, Brrr, Buffalo, Bluto, Grub, Mills, Lon . . . Uncle Manny ' s ... 3 time IM football champs . . . cold dorm raids . . . Lambda Chi missing persons hotline 1-800-FIJI ... beer pong . . . Squidly, I love you . . . Just playing thru . . . Penn State pledge trip arrests . . . Billy D. squeals to the cops . . . where ' s Arby ' s . . . Do it, do it in the bushy bushy . . . Cuervo . . . weekly trips to E-town . . . Cheryl Grubmeyer from Wormleysburg . . . Zing, to the bar . . . Mexican ... 99 with rules . . . Lauderdale ' 86 . . . Beirut . . . Fiji 400 .. . Fiji, DG 1000 . . . we ' re not here to make friends . . . Hufties . . . You f— with me, FU break my hand . . . Divothead, where ' s your wallet? . . . Let ' s talk to Al . . . Hey Ron, where ' s Cathv? . . . Saturdav night at the fights . . . Scott and Sheryl come up for air, once . . . Adrian squashes Droopy . . . Late night Penn Supreme . . . Cedar Crest Connection . . . library of carnal knowledge . . . Squirrels looks like Alpha — Phi again . . . Gummby dammit . . . proportional elf chugs . . . Santa Clause gets arrested . . . twin towers . . . it ' s not over . . . get on the stairs . . . Knute the ghost . . . Purple em- bezzler . . . the juice room . . . Goosey . . . LCS room . . . Puddin ' head . . . tailgate fever ... is this really AK ' s last semester? . . . Bluto moves off campus . . . Hill- side summer . . . DG crashes for- mal . . . beer-hats . . . Dial-A- Pledge . . . sock check . . . keg roll ... 19 pledges . . . egg battle . . . egg woman . . . bottle rockets at squirrels . . . Captiva cliff diving . . . Gary, Paul, Adrian the police would like a word with vou . . . grass games . . . whisper bitch . . . whiskey d-k . . . Bofba . . . buffie by the fireplace . . . Lonoleum Hole-Knockerwitz . . . bed races fake friends . . . bachelor party . . . where ' s AK ' s pot, Ron? . . . Bro- ther ice merchant . . . Cha-Ching . . . you ' re not having fun unless your ruining someone else ' s . . . Yukon Jack with Kamikaze chasers . . . Gary does slapshot . . . Soccer, Softball, and Golf champs . . . powerblow . . . backgammon for chugs . . . dreamgirl Donna . . . Massey, the human toilet . . . Buf- falo goes to Penn State, again . . . Anderson ' s Diner . . . late night greekers ... no more pool . . . Scott sings fag song to Sheryl . . . Moses ' pinning party . . . Gabbi ' s on the phone . . . Sonny Oh . . . Panhel formal . . . late night wake-ups . . . dumpster tours . . . Nol the Wej . . . Rick, you want me to do what? 235 Phi kappa theta Pennsylvania Alpha Chapter Founded Nationally — 1889 Founded Locally — 1889 Lehigh University Colors — Cardinal, Gold, and White 4 w K ■0 €B Cl ' « ' «l -CTin:, SECBs OCA Xaay iACO JZZ ' 0O  J TlECH ]}ln iK ' appa alirtu ' LNNi.YL. ' AMA -. P-HA CmAFTES U1 WATW SCit;c ■ f - KAPP ' f ' A iCrliiah lluiiirnutu lilii iiKilia.iiii 8 out of 12 ain ' t bad, good luck Tank, Paco, Todd, and Spicoli . . . Wall of Yore . . . Gars are people too . . . No scrumpling on the roof . . . Billy ' s Topless . . . Eat Fast . . . Little Sister Rush — Think of it as a fund raiser . . . Carpetmunchers — aaaughhh . . . D.A.D. on Sun- day nights . . . Wednesday night at the kingdom . . . Little Dead Pledge . . . My finger wreaks and you know I ' m lovin ' it . . . Take her someplace nice . . . Q.V. . . . SOGA meetings . . . Chafe is our business ... Nuclear ... Gar bats ... S.F.L.T. . . . Lunar . . . You never know when a good game of wiffle ball may break out . . . Leaving so soon . . . Don ' t ever get me wrong . . . Drop trou . . . Hey Hogdog . . . Dancing Bears . . . Box lunch . . . DAKJ T ' W aka Fritz . . . 44.5 — Over 1,000,000 served . . . Think red eye . . . Hogar hunt ... A year without Porky — How did we ever survive? . . . High C . . . I ' m soooo wasted . . . The throat center . . . He was stoked . . . Late night eagle snacks . . . Walk of shame . . . Famous Gars — Toya, Gookengar, Monkey, Screamer, Psychokiller, 5x5, Green Card . . . Toss the salad on the front lawn . . . Yakity Yak don ' t come back . . . Eat fast . . . This has been used! . . . Trackstar . . . Tube room adventures . . . Come bisit me . . . FTH . . . Greek- ers . . . Gapers call the cops again . . . Joe + Shirley . . . Chas . . . Have another . . . Cooking my way by Mel Fry (WGF) . . . Thanks KSAP . . . Perkins . . . Two weeks tops . . . BACF, Neums, Dr. Huss, Beeell, Cooz, Blade, Obno, Mogab . . . Keep on Garring . . . Phi SIGMA KAPPA Nu Chapter Founded Nationally — 1873 Founded Locally — 1901 University of Massachusetts Colors — Magenta and Silver . s IK ]}b § iunta iKappa Nj cm;. iLi iCrliiuli lluiitrriiitii C B4B ' ' e CftBV CRtCHTON J.W GCL ART BARRY JON Turner matti «ag sfan Mftc Wake up and smell the beer . . . sprwin ' all over the board . . . love is a cattlefield . . . Slug abuse . . . Anarchy tails . . , Beast is back . . . Polka chugs . . . Red Light!! . . . You ' re just a sponge, dripping with class . . . Drink with your six man . . . Who ' s this Reed guy? . . . S. Havem . . . Bread!! . . . like walking on tits, barefoot . . . Big Bird in Eco 3 . . . Wubbie . . . What about this conclave thing? . . . Meatslump . . . I ' m going to out- Chops Chops . . . Don ' t let Pugs die! . . . Love is what you take to your room at night, commitment ' s what you wheel out the bat-hatch in the morning . . . Zeus, bread, egg, two, chocolate, chocolate, . . . Cleaveland! . . . Robbie, Robbie, Bobble . . . Meatsnake . . . Party with Marty . . . I ' m gonna give that bitch a protein mouthwash . . . Sissy Hits . . . the dude squad . . . word of the day . . . let the bud blossom . . . Chops, you have no chance! . . . Jeopardy rallies ... I should have blown twice last night . . . chops goes to Moravian . . . If I weren ' t a drug addict, I ' d be an alcoholic . . . Meat breaks Stacy ' s nose . . . the February crawl . . . D.A.D. rallies . . . play through on Cherie and Lou . . . Excretion Weekend . . . East for the cycle . . . Riders on the curve . . . power nap . . . Molson Spins . . . Ray and the Romulan ... As long as I have two brain cells to rub together . . . Greeker break- fasts . . . Chops gets pneumonia . . . Lerchdude . . . bar east . . . Big chill rallies . . . Rusty has a three dog night . . . Normbo . . . Shotgun moonchug . . . Blow at Denny ' s . . . Yards at Towson . . . Insta-buzz . . . It ' s hip to be Clay . . . Grimace . . . Max Keghead . . . C-day . . . Pinmates aren ' t supposed to chug for you, Izzy ... tie goes to the brother . . . barbequed Kirk . . . Play through on Phi Mu . . . Let the gash cry . . . Melvis . . . this is not the real world . . . Slug Mack- enzie — the original party gastro- ped mullusk . . . Zamboni dude, ballsy . . . the Swahili River Mutants in the ' WMici obus from hell . . . rally by proxy . . . Statements like this only serve to enforce and perpetuate the pop- ular conception of fraternity boys as insensitive, ignorant, beer drinking morons . . . the guest for ultimate comfort . . . Sunday morning wings . . . Ayeeeeeeeepa!! . . . Lounge chair athletes — Not gut, No glory . . . Jeopardy hits . . . that girl with no hair . . . big, pointy teeth . . . Otter gets lost in Manhattan . . . and we ' re still not Gentlemen. — Good Luck Wass, Rust, Bob, Timmy, Meat, Simes and Sonny — Welcome Don, Gimace, Reed, Vik, Shaggy, Billdude, Greg, C-day, Stony, Skipper, Bill and Glen . . . Pi kappa alpha Gamma Lambda Chapter Founded Nationally — 1868 University of Virginia Founded Locally — 1929 Colors — Garnet and Gold 240 ]} IK ' appa Alpha • F .■ MutLF ' l ljAV.D f EESER C«IC MAURER MICHAEL OADDi UT ROBERT LESCANCC JOHU MABtAN iCrliiuli lliiiumittii EWl Mwl-r ItMv cH fSSfS SSi ' S The Year in Review Dedicated to the Class of ' 87 Pike is it! . . . So Ahab, Que va my doobage? . . . Dude . . . Haus . . . Phil . . . Air hug:hes . . . Biscuit . . . Stup-Eye . . . Late Nij ht in the Palace . . . Ovens . . . SR2 . . . Lehigh vans and C.C. . . . Camp Akiba . . . SCRAM . . . We will rock you . . . Dr. Jellyfinger . . . The Ratman . . . Eight or Straight . . . Hotel Pike . . . Air Box . . . Nachos . . . Most Improved . . . Perkins . . . Ooweee! . . . Butt- Holed . . . The Dudes in the Palace . . . Dictatorship . . . Peeni . . . Ah noo! . . . Pant-Leg . . . Tin Man . . . Guevas a Dooe . . . K.TV . . . Crack of Dawn . . . Sasquatch . . . SnowFB . . . Dumb Box . . . Beastie Box . . . Nude Hoops . . . Berr . . . Chillin ' Illin ' . . . Kinnin ' . . . Nippi . . . Psycho Box . . . Quaz Show . . . Very Hip . . . Al Poon . . . Hey, How ya doin ' ? . . . Phi Bear . . . Zap . . . Stupps DG . . . John C-ktoastin . . . Board Meetings (« Elby ' s . . . Ty Webb . . . Christine . . . The Wikki . . . Dippin ' . . . Nice — ! . . . Lukecites . . . The Penthouse . . . Daytona ' 87 . . . Pledge Trip PSU . . . Shield . . . DMC . . . Shufflin ' Crew . . . Jump! . . . One Question . . . Let ' s vote on it . . . Life can be fine . . . Pan . . . Barney Rubble . . . SMC wanna-be . . . Bill Cosby . . . The Boss . . . Spiffy ' s out . . . Ferrets OTFE . . . Sophomore Class ... FIRE ' EM UP!! 241 Pi lambda phi ' Lambda Chapter Founded Nationally — 1895 Yale University Founded Locally — 1915 Colors — Purple and Gold m Wik }.Ii iCanilu a iHit Not four years but forty . . . Millie ' s our surrogate mother . . . the foundation period and the party period . . . Well, what does Tony think? . . . International Dude — funny at least he thinks so . . . O.K., bring it in everybody . . . Archon report — I ' m not pay- ing for Hausman ' s door or window . . . Petey threw a rock through Mongo ' s window ... A 15 year old, huh. Term . . . Fluet ' s photo . . . Sha dork . . . Pete, what, again Linda left crying? ... So Dan, why did you steal all our ham? . . . Chip told me to do it ... I hear you can ' t get pregnant with the girl on top ... I want to get to know more Pi Lams . . . What, shovel-head and Red Rider as borders? . . . Write me a check, Bordinere . . . McNulty is Cliff Claren . . . Jordie bought the Alfa Romeo ... I don ' t go to formals and leave me alone . . . Make your own music, baby ... I feel well liquored . . . Some dudes just can ' t hold their smokes . . . And I asked for a screwdriver! . . . J.D., it ' s a tough crowd tonight . . . Let ' s bring dates to the house meeting . . . Runkle said she could have the car . . . No, Jerry, really she is a virgin . . . Chip floods the Ho . . . We ' re the Sammy pledges to do Pete ' s crew . . . Nice meal, Russ . . . What, Donahue ' s in the party room? . . . Jeremy . . . nice hair Lewis . . . the Mad Dog and cheeze-whiz after effects in the living room . . . playing through! . . . Fred and Wilma . . . Jellyfish Juniors . . . Russell sucks! . . . March ' s band is playing this week- end again . . . the WiTTones . . . I ' m only going to say this once every house meeting . . . My feet are manly, let me see yours . . . Take a drive to Wendy ' s, Neff . . . Chip left us for girls again . . . We came 3,000 miles just to hook up with Thetas ... In Haiti . . . Loads and the number 8 . . . It ' s all ball bearings these days ... I like men, I like to be manhandled, I like you . . . Tell it to the workman, Marty ... It was the Dukes . . . She ' s so ugly I imagined that I was some- one else . . . He ' s hip . . . Pimping is a terrible thing . . . Bon Jovi at Pi Lam Saturday night . . . Rumor of the week committee . . . No, Mary, that ' s our point . . . No, I had winners . . . Dan hit Tony in the eye, I ' ve got it on videotape . . . Carlos, that is not semmen . . . That ' s the 500th U-turn Jordie . . . We ' re coming in low and hard, Codename Buzz ... I hate when that happens . . . For what? For lust! . . . The shuffle was done in Tijuana, LA, Ft. Lauderdale, on Jupiter, everywhere . . . You seniors make me laugh . . . Honorary Brother Beeter Keet . . . T.Wit . . . Split . . . Hawk . . . DDJones . . . Chip . . . Lester . . . Carloads . . . Neff-Later dudes! PSI UPSILON Eta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1884 Union College Founded Locally — 1884 Colors — Garnet and Gold 244 JJiii llpiithni Irliiuli lliiiiirniitu • AVCB DAV.L f i:H(itiTO  «H COSTES ■•• ' .■ SiiE ' i; ' £ fiEs;!: fSSTSwHliriB i You . . . are a Maggot! One for foose! Pass the Spooge! You ' ll get nothing and like it! Bannor . . . quit eating the puke! There will BE no . . . Cock!!! Sequel pinned by a Turtle Too bad she was a nice girl We are the World . . . You be lUin ' Dr. Mike filthy slime-dogs Swirly-Cake! Mexican! Tank-Maggots Bump-man NOW Who ' s with EP Lewis ' s, stop abusing the little Ride that Moped sisters The Force The 4 hour . . . Thanks EP Beer Boxing P.O.S. to whipped in 1 semester! Lets go for RHC ' s tonight! Exactly what is in these Schnorkie hit a f-cking pig! brownies? TV room run Sucker! Silvei ' hawk! Grand Poo-Bahs Roadkill = 2 Can Tri Phi Loopa Kappa FEED ME!, Mudder Ha Ha Frick and Frack . . . She ' s only Redeye ' s Room = Little Sister Ui! Blow Stop Squeek, Squeek. Oh, Oh! — You hate him, you hate him, you Fourth P ' ' loor Blues hate him! Wliipped . . . Bonked . . . Nuked! The Juniors are Who keeps putting the used ones LIGHTWEIGHTS! back! Can ' t spell SCHNORKIE wo KY Sigma alpha mu Sigma Kappa Chapter Founded Nationally — 1909 Founded Locally — 1923 College of the City of New York Colors — Purple and White HERE ' S TO FOUR YEARS! IGGY . . . BALBONI . . . CHIEF . . . WIENY . . . THE CAN . . . LANCE . . . SPARKY . . . TWIGGY . . . DEWEY . . . NORMAN . . . OWEN. WELCOME TO THE MACHINE: CROW BLOWS ... THE J.R. AMENDMENT . . . RADICAL . . . GOLDBERG YOU D--KHEAD ... DOOOOOUUUUGGGG ... DOUG COUNT . . . GINGIVITIS . . . DOOOGS . . . FINE YOUNG CAFE . . . FEED MY HEAD . . . STOTA- TALLY TONED . . . COPPER BARTLETT . . . HIGH FIVE . . . BOMB SCARE . . . SON, YOU ' VE GOT TO LEARN TO FINISH YOUR OWN B ' S . . . 13 SAMMIES, 14 CARS . . . BUMPKIN . . . DOUG x BUFF = 1. STEP OUT: SPEAK OR DRINK . . . STU JAMS IN SPARKY ' S BLOW . . . SCROCK . . . TOAST THE BROTHER-HOOD . . . DON ' T EYE- BALL ME, BOY . . . BAR DUTY . . . J.C. . . . THE HEALTH INSPEC- TOR IS COMING . . . PHASE 1 . . . ABORTED FOOD FIGHT . . . LE- VINE ' S LINDSAY NELSON JACKET ... DO THE JED . . . JUMP UP AND DOWN AND BARK LIKE A DOG . . . DON PARDO . . . GET YOUR ASS SIGNED ... YOUNG COW ON A RAFT . . . CUP . . . COME UP IN BRA AND PANTIES . . . BLOWBONI . . . YOU ' RE SOOOO HURTING ... TREE ROLLINS AND CLIFF BRANCH . . . RUSS ON A LEDGE . . . COMFORTABLE NUMB . . . WOMBAT . . . NEU ' S GRANDMOTHER SELLS THE RUG. THEY ' RE NOT PLEDGES, RATHER SLAVES ... 99 RINGS . . . SEX DRIVE ... TO MY KNOWL- EDGE, WE HAVE NO MARIJUANA PLANTS GROWING, NOR DO WE ABUSE DRUGS IN ANY WAY . . . DID YOU EAT AT THE FORMAL? WISH YOU WERE HERE: DON ' T LEAVE NOW YOU COULD BE NEXT . . . DRILLING BY THE DOORKNOB . . . GOLD DOUG, DO YOU FIND SMOKING MAKES YOU UNSOCIAL ... WIENY IN DANGER OF GETTING A B . . . ISUZU . . . SHE DIGS ME . . . CHIEF ' S CAR . . . PAULS IS THE COOK, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OTHERS? . . . JOEY MULCH . . . THE FLEAS SURE HAVE GONE DOWNHILL ... PIGPEN ... DRINK MILK AND BLOW . . . BRUCE, THE BEST DRIVER OF THE MAGIC BUS, HE WAS WASTED AND COULDN ' T PASS THE TESTS GIVEN BY THE PORT AUTHORITY POLICE OFFICERS ... KENNY GOLDBERG IM- PROVES THE SOPHOMORE CLASS BY 100% . . . BAHAMA ' S BAKER ' S DOZEN . . . HOTEL HOP- PING . . . THE LADDER INCI- DENT . . . PHONE SEX . . . KAREN, YOU ' RE A MATURE WO- MAN . . . WHAT ' S YOUR NAME . , HOW OLD ARE YOU? . . . WHERE • DO YOU GO TO SCHOOL? . . . UH HUH, YEAH . . . NOW THAT WE KNOW EACH OTHER A LITTLE BIT BETTER . . . WHY DON ' T YOU COME OVER HERE ... AND MAKE ME FEEL ALL RIGHT ... I OKUN ' S FACE . . . IR CLASES ... 3 I SENIORS, 3 GIRLFRIENDS (CHIEF, IGGY, AND DEWEY) . . . THE VOUS . . . THE EXCHANGE . . . DREW, WHEN WAS THE FIRST TIME YOU TOLD JACKIE YOU LOVE HER . . . THE BROTHER- HOOD GOES ALFING . . . ALICE LEVY: NOT TAKING THAT LAST NAME WAS THE BIGGEST MIS- TAKE YOU EVER MADE! PASS ON: WE ARE NO LONGER BLIND AND WE HAVE FOUND OUR WAY . . . DRIVE FAST. BUT fAKE IT SLOW ... LIFETIME MEMORIES ... TO MANY JROTHER-HOOI) REUNIONS, AFES, ETC. ' AST AND FIRM IN OUR UNION, STRONG ITS TIES THAT BIND! S A JACUZZI IF YOU HAVE TO 5IT IN IT WITH MELCHNICK . . . AND, CLEAN THE PUBES ... .ATE GUY . . . QUIT WALKING, 5TART WALKING, HERSHEY 30Y . . . HOMBO . . . OWEN 3RIVES BUFF ' S CAR HOME . . . TU LIVES IN A SOCK . . . STU ' S 5EAFOOD SHANTY ... MUSH- ROOM TEA . . . LIZ ADLER IS A 40RSE . . . COL. MUSTARD . . . .LICE BARRY . . . AND RHONDA ' S EVEN WORSE . . . iRICKSON ' S AND BOYD, :LowTsrs of the year ... as a VIATTER OF FACT, F-K YOU 30YD AND ERIKSON ... THEY ' RE NOT PLEDGES, RATHER SLAVES ... 99 RINGS . . SEX DRIVE ... TO MY KNOWL- EDGE, WE HAVE NO MARIJUANA PLANTS GROWING, NOR DO WE ABUSE DRUGS IN ANY WAY . . . DID YOU EAT AT THE FORMAL ' ? . . . FIRE PAUL . . . DINO . . . LET HOWARD DRIVE THE PLEDGES . . . LEVINE ' S BREATH . . . ECSTACY ... THE BUFF GETS DEKLEINED WHILE XXING ... MUSHROOM MYLANTA . . . THE DONGER ... DID YOU HEAR THAT DG STUFFED THE BAL- LOT BOX? ... HIDDEN PLAY- GROUND . . . HIRSHDOUG ... WE SHOULD OF JUST PUT THE PINS IN THEIR BOXES ... HELL NIGHT, WHAT A FARCE . . . SHUFTAN ' S CLASS ... DEER HUNTER ... PARKING IN THE POPE ' S SPOT ... SUMMER IN SOUTHHAMPTON . . . IVORY WENCH . . . WTENEY POUNDING ON THE BEACH . . . DON ' T DROP THE SOAP IN THE SHOW WARE . . . DON ' T LET HIM GET BEHIND YOU . . . TONY ' S RED CLAM SAUCE . . . SIR, YES SIR, I THINK I ' M GOING TO FAINT . . . CARRY BERLISH. CONCEPTS: EVERY COLLEGE SENIOR SHOULD HAVE A QUEEN SIZE BED . . . DOES HE SMOKE? ... ALBINO MONKEY WENCH PUTS ON A SHOW . . . SORIS DAVIES ... RENOVA- TIONS . . . SAC DOMINATION . . . THE BOWL . . . PASS THE BOWL . . . SHIEF ' S SEX LIFE . . . MOSCOW GOES SHOPPING . . . METS WIN IT ALL . . . LAZER FLOYD . . . STU ' S GRAIN DAYS ... FELOMELI, KIKI BOBO ... SAMMY ' S DON ' T WAIT IN LINES . . . DID YOU GUYS HEAR NED ' S A HOMO? . . . SMOKE ALONE . . . CLIQUES . . . SUNDAY CHINK MUNCHES . . . YOU GUYS HAVE IT SO MUCH EASIER THAN WE DID . . . GOOD LOVIN . . . THINK OF OUR CHILDREN . . . EVERY- BODY IN ON THE PHI FOR ALL . . . TALLY HO . . . TERRI DE Sigma chi Alpha Rho Chapter Founded Nationally — 1885 Miami University of Ohio Founded Locally — 1887 Colors — Blue and Gold 248 n iuma (flit i ' .fci i - ' -4i m itttfiii iir 7-7 V i ' l ' liiilli lliniirri-.it,i| Mi iMMt M) Tf MkkdiMiMmh !l ' O ' (pi .,. W[P ' f ts Schvaantzi . . . harsh Bud-Weak Wait . . . Frickin ' Nibs!! . . . eternal nibs . . . Sloth . . . Rectum hell . . . Howie . . . balcony pisses . . . Hard Guys Drug Guys . . . Party A-Hole ... Ski A-Hole . . . THWAP . . . Badampsh . . . Here ' s cum in your eye . . . NIBS SPANK TOO MUCH . . . Anti-Hooter squad . . . BOX . . . SKIN! . . . Hov, who? . . . scrump . . . schlamp . . . Tuttle eats cum . . . GoldKlein — burg:stwinowitzmanbaum . . . Iron Balls . . . Dr. Ball . . . Grandma Grandpa . . . Andy plays on the pi- ano . . . Mr. Roger ' s . . . Yo Dude, I got work ... 10 Dollar fine . . . Upper colds rule . . . grades aren ' t that important ... MIT loves tuna juice . . . Freeze cum breath . . . COOOOO-FEEEE!!!! . . . Football head . . . Rush is key . . . You guys . . . Da, I got the flu . . . Wretched . . . Brent ' s thumb up BB ' s ass . . . If there ' s a problem in the bar, can a pledge get a brother? . . . Balou, she wants 12 roses! . . . Larry Bird played in Brazil . . . Brazil has the best food in the world ... a sore thumb in everyone ' s back . . . the bowling ball reading . . . Quick draw O ' Neill . . . Skids picking up his parents in Newark, and they are at ABE ... I just want to make sure you guys understand, the cookies and milk are in my room . . . Sorry folks, the park ' s closed . . . O.T.S . . . Harv ' s a dick . . . 80% of the fun . . . Wait till you see it from the other side ... M it wears pink leather with nipple holes . . . Boomwah . . . DUCK TAPE MOSS. . .Wrestlemania III . . . the Water pick . . . the scream- ing bitch . . . Brewdogs . . . Brew- pops . . . Brewgies . . . Tall Chilly Ones . . . Golden Yummies . . . Bar- ley Puppies . . . Suds . . . Brown bottle Bitchs . . . Balls. Tit, Gat, tool, Kev, Sac . . . the stay puff . . . THE HOUSE IS CHANGING . . . No Bar Bitches . . . Shirley box . . . Nice Rack . . . Pegs burns babe ' s pants . . . Braverman factor . . . It ' s good to hear have a beer . . . Bill Cuff, Box F-23, BAR . . . Shorty gives a jump start . . . Love wallet ... a quest for food . . . Smokey got a noodle . . . Bath- room etiquette ... I ' m brown . . . Air Moss . . . the dogger . . . plas- tique . . . Webba. Sigma nu Pi Chapter Founded Nationally — 1869 Founded Locally — 1884 Virginia Military Institute Colors — Black, Gold, and White 250 FOREHEADS are better than one . . . Nolan ' s allergic to his pin . . . Eat the Bag . . . See ya, Litty . . . Give me a G . . . Joe says, Let ' s do it . . . Waa Waa Waa Waa . . . The Nutley Falls . . . Alice the Goon . . . The meter maid . . . The cruise missile . . . Andy, make a left past Taylor . . . Hawaii . . . Manute, where ' s your luggage? . . . rolling around the rim . . . WHOLT . . . Tom likes brooms . . . Whalen puts on a show . . . She ' s dead, Quincy . . . Bullet repels dirt . . . Oh, Pulease, Diggy, Lunch is at 12:15 . . . Freeman domonium . . . Pete Linn tests for Radon . . . Lybia . . . No more high fives for Jughead . . . Holcomb does crazy things in the name of art . . . Bul- let doesn ' t want a job . . . The Pepsi Bottle . . . J. P. likes Craig ' s stomach . . . Puppetry . . . Astro . . . Rikki knows cars, but not computers . . . Freeman kicks Oosh ' s butt daily during GH . . . Sigma Nu 5, Beto ZERO ... A Gooferism is a spontaneous loss of coherent thought . . . Frickin ' -AAAH, Jason . . . PDA-50 cents . . . Great White North Club . . . Bottom Line — I crack you, you crack me, we fight . . . Glom, ever had a girl fart in your bed . . . er, ah-God . . . Curtis and the hairy- backed scack party . . . Nolan- feral madman . . . duh-huh, duh- huh, duh-Holty . . . Bob O ' , every woman hates you . . . Joe — nobody likes you, everybody hates you, Wliy don ' t you go eat worms? . . . You ' re a groveling worm any- way . . . Pacing break is every weekend . . . TVs and couches . . . Grab some pine, coach . . . WTiam bam, another Q-man Jam . . . Ted, the drunken gymnastic madman ... Oh, Oh, Sheila ... the bearded lady . . . Ted, where ' s your wallet? . . . George, use a toothpick . . . CoUizzo watched, Sammy didn ' t have to . . . Goof: OH, OKAY!!! . . . AAAH!!! . . . For God Don Don . . . Pat ' s loft squeeks . . . Foster had 8 beers, 6 shots, and 3 mixed drinks . . . Freeman should have Jeff 117 Miller ' s spot on the bowling team . . . Lippy, its not my fault you have a test . . . I ' s sooo phired!!! . . . Bob 0 ' on the Rose Ball floor . . . Bart BTT . . . Bart, you can fix it . . . Keenan likes furniture and Ted likes Jay ' s couch . . . Manny, Moe, Jack, Wat- son, and Rocco . . . the Horizon . . . Fletch . . . The K-12, dude . . . 251 Sigma phi Pennsylvania Alpha Chapter i Founded Nationally — 1827 Union College Founded Locally — 1887 Colors — Azure and Argent 252 f 0« i 0«COOOV S ' S tyma yiit AS BP0OM tHQMAS )i02i.0MSi(i CHARLES POOME to i S SESl P UL CM30DV jOMN SALUS MICHAEL MtCOOMiC NtCOL ' SCmA ' .C- iCrhiyli lluiurriiitii ALBERT YOON TIMOTHY CROWLEY XI WAL2EB MICHAEL LaFAVE G ! EB H.CM THOMAS CALIAMCSE El GENE GROS i M   ROTKH8EBO DOBSO OC DC EtD mat --t , ,r :s£ fe£iii R€ v ;.40fl ' S : The votes are in — sit the swiss Hook. Why . . .? I take full respon- sibility. My three friends here, him, him, and him, would like to see you g:et on the metal thinj -! Teen Hodes. Bingo Big Bird. Air conditioning and comfortable chairs. BIG AL. You know much that is hidden, Tim. What ' s a hemastat? Sofa-coach. You shouldn ' t kick a gift horse in the mouth. I wouldn ' t allow that in my house! Pugherevu. Szwecie Sandwich Shop. AAAHHH GEEEEK! Chulsie, Chulsie, WOH OH, He ' s the coolest guy. Mid- night Railroad. March 4th — Where ' s J. P.? I can ' t believe I said that. Tried to wake up your friend — No luck. Bi ' uce, where ' s the bathroom? Schwartzie in drag. Can ' t wait! Love this house! Thank goed it was flacid or some- one could have gotten hurt. This is my room, isn ' t it cool. It was some foreigner named Marco. Hey, whatta ya doin ' , leave my friends alone. Bat phone for Mike. So I looked in the corner and there were sparks everywhere. You have a serious problem — Get that thingout of here now! Polish ham- mer — nice pit. He assured us it would be a night out with the boys. No one can leave this room until they give me a kiss. The Dolt. 253 Sigma phi epsilon Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapter Founded Nationally — 1901 University of Richmond Founded Locally — 1907 Colors — Purple and Red 254 kmm (. ' ;.;. rvr ' . ' CMAETl MlTlTHNtC O BOHH As goes Delta Gamma, so goes Bulk. Sig Ep minus one, Dave K., Thanx to Dean Martin, BUZZ STOMPS ' 87. No beer. No stereo, No cups, fines, Duke Alumni, tests. Lower campus, Delts, House Bills, Pinning parties. Wine Cheese, distribution require- ments, the Bufoon (please stay home), work duties, the New Clock (retail value $236), Fecal soup, NO MORE WEEKENDER NO MORE MAD DOG, Prorates, Sigma Phi Suitcase, RIPPER SHOLLYS DATES, Finals, THE THING SHOVEL HEAD, Have a few drinks, MMM yeah Hello, PAAHTY, PAAHTY, PAAHTY. Keep an eye out for kuff-Derek made the dart board, and Atkin- butt made the eggnogg. He ' s montyed bleu f cheese. Hey, whatchu drinkin ' man? Please refrain from initialling the bar, Cassollini Bros, destruction crew. The Poison. Just another Bender — Go to the Mardi Gras. Why is the star on in November? Bitter? NO! Shawn! BUD!! LIGHT!! Squishy Squishy. Boy, What in the Hell is the matter with you? DAD MEET- INGS. Have you seen my friend? He ' s 7 feet tall, green and has a long tail. Use the fork Luke. Hi Hi Hello, Kip with date, ya Hello. No Keim. No Kip. Tau epsilon phi Tau Alpha Kappa Chapter Founded Nationally — 1910 Columbia University Founded Locally — 1967 Colors — Purple and White 256 (lOBCRT GWThCRS DAVD SCHWARTZ LARRY AARONSON GCORCC FCNN CRAIC STANSSURV MARK ClWbi-iJ aaii t£|iiiiUni iUii [:► LjOt.a Af Au Alpha kappa chapter iCrliiiih lluiurnittii I it 4t { Wl BBi i rBiiri Pinochle? . . . Dawn, feel my GLANDS! . . . KJ meets She-Drac- jla . . . Ed enters the ' 80 ' s: Ouji was wrong . . . Room Gaper! ! ! . . . I dont want to levitate tonight . . . The T.V. Monster . . . Chicago, Ohio? ... I touch him and he falls aslepp . . . Dirt Committee . . . Abuse Committee . . . Trek Fart Wars . . . Rooooooy!!! . . . Beer Goggles . . . Daaaaawn!!! . . . Put your things back in your drawers Mats!!! . . . The Brown Brothers . . . Plah-Plahs!!! . . . Access Denied!!! . . . Chocalate Egg Beer ... When Opus? ... MIBS!!! ... Opus wake up . . . Death Fooz! . . . Lou did something stupid . . . Kage! . . . Beer Hood . . . Vulture! . . . Go Cubbies! . . . Let ' s Go Mets!!! ... Go Giants!!! ... Gee, Fred! . . . How ' s the U.C. treating you? . . . Jerrv Choke Randall . . . Can ' t you dance, Ralph? . . . Dayne ' s gone! ... Loafe ... Where ' s the Chancellor? He grad- uated. Same difference! . . . Q — Live-In Alumus . . . Too low! . . . Sreesburger . . . Beer Team . . . Stuff Protection . . . FACE!!! . . . Uh-uh-uh? I don ' t know? . . . Raaaaaannnnn-dalllllllll! ... I must be a dweebette! . . . Keep away from Mavis! . . . Noooooo! . . . Chop-Chop! . . . Stonesbury . . . No sinking your teeth into it! . . . Asleep at the switch . . . Stank! Yeah, your ugly! . . . Heel! Ches- ter speak! . . . Here Stay! . . . Plah-G! . . . She ' s not THAT bad!!! . . . Commies to the left of me! Commies to the right of me! . . . Coskas . . . ril put my leg in and . . . It ' s stuck! . . . Barbie, where ' s Ken? . . . Whether you like it or not, I don ' t give a damn! . . . Phil, out of all the people I know, you ' re one of them. . . . Do you wanna buy some girl scout cookies? . . . Schwartz the Godfather . . . For- tress America? . . . Yeah, right! . . . Hey! Leave my Time magazine alone! . . . ONE! . . . TWO! . . . THREE! ... TWENTY-SEVEN! . . . PLEDGES, answer the DAMN phone!!! . . . You have to earn your points on this table . . . Annex windows: Missing since the beginning of time . . . The Semi-Formal is tentively . . . Cool Beans! ... Are you a happy camper Beer Blender . . . Gotta respect that! . . . Red Shirts! . . . He ' s dead Jim . . . Linda almost picks up the hat ti ' ick . . . It won ' t go down any further! ThETA CHI Beta Sigma Chapter Founded Nationally — 1856 Founded Locally — 1934 Norwich University Colors — Military Red and White rFP «N owE« CM tSTOIH«CR OSW u6 0 LC PBCSTIPtNO OBEO P« B L . (1 lMOM S JOHNSON MAiAMIHO PIMUMOTO B«UCE SCMULI MiCMAtL CSPOSHO CCM AtPTCKIW OCOWOC FEDCBlCO ' tCO ' ' 8 1. ' - alirta (Chi BCTA SIGMA CHAnrR TCiNBCRO «tLLIAM OAtViN DOUGLAS HOLLAND ANTHONY LIMBAROO lit B s B i B iCrliinli Ihiiiirrsitii ' •VjKm ack oOAOon BAtahT DaviO maRTin KEiTh C Oue CURTiS HILLCGAS JOSEPH AKIELARZ MKHAtt CARVSI MATIHEM AlkGU S vC FMt CtfMtMl hU« iAti. -M ' C- II MA;j.£ JOSEPH BOYl DAVIO ROSE OAVIO OOWOMUC PAUL wESTEflMOFf EThEL JCNNINGS CASCT JAME$ PiOPPi 6«IAN McINEB«:Y D viD ' t ' S ' :«. XL cf : -t ' . Bino :- ■. ■ ' ►«W LAUKAlTiS OOMIN CHARLES SMIATIS ROSEAT DcMAVES ROBtPI As 0 CM ' SfOP«« LOO lA T TMOET SiCMAOT GC Like it was our job . . . Looks good on you though ... I want my two dollars . . . We be jammon ' . . . $4.60 and all I get is a stem? . . . Boot ' N ' Rally . . . Chilly home slice . . . See that tuna can? . . . Rebel Yell . . . How ' bout some cccnkk? . . . The Butt Cheese Boys . . . The Goony-Goo-Goo Bird . . . Money, getting drunk, and shoot- ing your load . . . Didjadoink? . . . Where ' s Peison? Who cares? . . . Aloha Man . . . That tree is funny . . . It ' s a little talk in here, why don ' t we go back to my crowd and listen to some noise? . . . Drunk, yes officer, but I don ' t know if you can call this driving . . . Purple hair . . . We can ' t leave the room until the beer is gone, no pizza thanks . . . Ya bung . . . Stanley . . . Chicks, let ' s get on to a better subject . . . The VOC crew . . . The guy who pulled me out of the water gave me crackers . . . Super Floyd . . . Y ' almost done with that? ... A blow for every pledge . . . Pete and Repete . . . Theta Pin, the dynasty continues . . . STB did it quickest . . . Something about your mother and Drano . . . Tho real, you can thmell it . . . The wide mouth frog . . . Pledge test? Not during Greek Week . . . Penu nieli kiki bobo . . . Semen ' s bank . . . Don ' t drink and drive, unless you have a car . . . Coney-cues . . . Oh my God, he ' s naked . . . They ' re ALL naked . . . FCK, all that ' s missing is you . . . Late Night Bowling . . . Late Night Movie and Laundry Club . . . Late Night Dip Club . . . Right back at ya . . . Yeah, what he said . . . Necklace? No thanks I ' m full . . . Lehigh-Lafayette, haven ' t seen the game yet . . . Never have so many, known so little, about so much . . . She ' s furry . . . Skid marks ... As far as you know ... I stepped on an erect staple . . . Ex- cuse me, do you want? . . . Fresh- man tails, Nay four who? Screw you. Rick . . . New York vs. Philly . . . Sugar Mr. Poon? . . . No, no, never never . . . Slow dancing to White Wedding with the strobe on . . . Gotta catch a flight from Dal- las to Rome . . . Winning I.M. ' s, again . . . Entraie anyone? . . . Bid Lids . . . He ' s a great guy, we should all get to know him better. . . . Where ' s the Theta Chi Beach Club? . . . The Cruise Director . . . Driving is no excuse for sobriety . . . Joan Wilder, I read all your books . . . Pink Steel Pubnight . . . Georgie . . . Tilghman . . . Briggsy . . . Papa Bear . . . Coitus . . . Zak . . . Teeks . . . DASgoob . . . Dino . . . Sammy . . . Ruby . . . Deihler (again) . . . SHO . . . Gumby . . . Billy G. . . . Dougy . . . Greise (1.5) . . . Basically, what it all comes down to is, whooooooooooooooooo! 259 ThETA delta CHI Nu Deuteron Charge Founded Nationally — 1847 Founded Locally — 1884 Union College Colors — Black, White and Blue 260 ■-flO CMILOflCSS ROBERT M. FREEMAN. JH BICHAHO EASLER ahrta Di Ua CClii Mil DEUTERON LHARGr f ..f . 4 . TmORSCN 9AP= ;.w ; ' MAs °ertR tJuDMaN s ' EpMfN McGuwe james a com.w Ecfefii IAN .(rfjT iCrliiuh lluiurrriitii You shall receive the 10-pack. The fanning index is always a ten at the Charg:e. Three beer mini- mum is healthy. The carpet will be here tomorrow. Everything is God-like. Ding butter. I ' ve got shit to do. I ' ll be the judge of that. In the strictest of confidence. That never happened when Kull and Jethro were here. The sun never sets on the Charge. Dial-a- pledge. Pledges = re units. The pledges g et arrested. Density des- sert. Quick 8-way Scaramouch dis- appears. Highest per capita ever at The Charge: 3.6. I kissed her and her dress fell off. STUBBY is banned forever. PEPSI drops the ball and chain. Candyland tournament. VIC wdns, but he ' s still the snuggle champ too. KOOP gets a job . . . PSYCHE!!! NEAL — $Go Spuds Go$. EARL lives on and will be back. TWISTED MISTER — You jacka-, I got a test tomorrow. GEMSCAN = in front of the fire, in the shower, on the couch, shall I go on? GUS gets a girlfriend and puts all rumors to rest. BOSS gets clubbed to death by pygmies in the Bahamas. DICKEY is finally graduating. TRASH CAN gains control of the free world. THE REGULAR GUY ' S room gets totalled again. FAST drops the fat chick but falls in love again. Another problem solved. The Charge invites SLIV to dinner. BURNSIE drags back, but REI- SER gets blown again. BARRY and V ' lC tag team duo in a taxi. BARRY and CRAIG serve dinner at Sigs. WIGGLY is copesetic and tripendicular. ALVIN loses to DETERMAN. RICK and ROB get pinned ... to each other. RERUN proves it ' s never too late. DE- CELLES disappears. DOC diets ARLO back. TUNA breaks down. ELLWOOD loves the SHEE and visa versa. PAT drops the windex when we got arrested. 261 Theta XI Eta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1864 Founded Locally — 1904 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Colors — Blue and White 262 M Ti alirta Xi iLrhmli 11 in urn. tin |fc: V x ' m n £ I ' m so lit. SILVA, why are my children white? Don ' t be a woman. I shoulda fisted her, AGAIN. Where ' s my Porshe? Lamar is here. Chapta Hooouuse. Monte Doro. He ' s Soft! I ' m Brown. ' Tarded. Winners. Whaaaaat? Huuuuh? I like my pin, I always wear it. Suck it up! Brown Sugrar. The Bear, the moose and the blonde hair girl. Do you know what your problem is? Domnim. Nielll.He ' s TRUE. Le Jocie de la Boire Dore. Sargre Sucks. Shut Ya Head. Jay WTio??? You look like a used cottonball. Steward Sucks. I ' ll take the fine. Stinkin ' Second Semester Seniors. You threw a wrench in my game! UCLA. He ' s be BF on M, though. Frisbee D ' oro. I ' ll buy a car as soon as my skateboard wears out! Thanks Renee, Gulp. This is Theta Xi? 263 Zeta psi Tau Delta Chapter Founded Nationally — 1847 New York University Founded Locally — 1973 Colors — Gold and White He ' s in no position to drive; Nil for a day; F k those ball-kicking- bastards; Shaad-ep!; Seek et Beddy; Gerbilniania; das Boot; I ' m gonna rip your head off and shit down your neck; What are you trying to say; Cold Beers; Mush- room Head; Skip is slim; Pasquito is cool, Harvey is quiet, Squiddy is a bulkster, Joe has a girlfriend, Senior doesn ' t, Snake hates beer; Harvey depledges DG, Ted pledges; the turkey Ti ' ot scandel; Cancun bound bastards; You shouldn ' t have let him get like that; Motion to close; Handjob plus 1 — $11.00; Fannie Annie; I can drink more than anybody; Balls and all — with a twist; We ' re the Dukes; Student Damages; I was puking and my tourgrie fell out; Girls are nice but beer pong is better; Breaking ties wnth Gamma Phi ' s; schlonging; Carmine ' s lost it; Thursday Nig:ht Titans; Wed- nesday Night Beer Pong Club; Library Club; Penis crew, penis table, the penis brothers; Rick Matto stage IV alcoholic; SenioiV Junior; The man; Late show with Skip; Yackety-Yack don ' t come back; the prom; Sack the d-k; It ' s been like this way since Mt. St. Helens; French Bread, French Dressing, French Fries; Glo burgers; Joe Burgers; What makes you think . . .; Carmine you deal pizza ' s, loving — Nick the Dick; Get Hoinzontee; The horns return; Great to be a Zete! 265 266 267 Academic Societies Metallurgy Society Row 1: G. Butter, J. Stanescu, C. VanHorn, D. Patracuolla, J. Anmany, T. Hahn Row 2: J. Silinin, J. Cocktoseton, A. Rosenpenis, C.S. Fish, Thor, P. DiPagrazio, C. Collins, Dr. D. Thomas, Dr. W. Hahn, J. Ward, R. Thorton, L. Cosmos, S. Holt American Society of Civil Engineers R. Fink, C. Hedgren, M. Kavulich, K Rvan, S O ' Lear J . v_-. C). L. Bailey, J. Osinchak, M Edgerton, M. Hughes, M. Zavagli, 2hV Athletic Clubs Balletomane Row 1: J. Tan, A. Gwal, A. Ruddiman, L. Star. Row 2: S. Slabik, L. Stone, F. Farmanfarmain, A. Orr, D. Sullivan. TTO Frisbee Club Standing: L. Hochberg, B. Lovett, M. Cote, P. Johnson, B. Alperin, GIMP, M. McNally, P- Martz, E. Rothenborg, J. Matrango, P Zuravv, K. Molodina Top: P Moore, R lames, C Bilodeau, B Bostwick Athletic Clubs Boxing Club Kneeling: D. Donnelly. B. Kearns, C. Davino, G. Neilans, K. Luer First Row: C. Ruggo, F. Counters, R. Lingenfelter, A. Tobia, P. Cohalan Row 2: C. Mudnck, J. Buist, |. Josephson, C. Pappas, D. Hiles, W. Hushberger, T. Duvas 272 Athletic Clubs e • Hi-,J )lf,_ ?,   ; - , v.-. ... ,,, , .M--.. .,-•!■ ' .. H--: :- Football Cheerleading JZi. Athletic Clubs J Zii Athletic Clubs 278 • ' Honorary Societies Omicron Delta Kappa RowLK. Krueger, P. Redd, L. Eisenberg, K. Greenbaum, S. Taub, E. Melvin, J. Levin, Prof. Row 2: E. Varga, D. Leight, L. Shepherd, A. Smolansky, S. Wittmer, D. Greene, D. Cohen, Chaplain Flesher, Dean Ellis Row 3: Prof., L. Berlin, Prof. Redd, S. Kraiweik, M. Hendrian. 2sn ffi__s V Tau Beta Pi Military Science R g m H« M 1 w ' ,r 1 l.t 1 vi 282 The Association of the United States Army Row 1: R. Casambre, W. Selzer, C. Corden, Maj. Archer. Row 2: S. Carey, J. Boyer, S. Houtz, K. Pitzer, S NIestler. Row 3;T. McCusker, R. Edwards, T. Maver, G. Eskuchen, T. Minners. Row 4: N. Yamaguchi, M. Bamberger, R. Smithers, R. Dudy, H. Welling, M. Hershman, D. Kleintop. The ROTC Color Guard Row 1; J. Trommetter. Row 2: T. Christie, L. Kupfriam, R. Sanders, S. Houtz. Row 3; T. Holbrook, Keener, F. Cost, R. Edwards, D. Kleintop. The Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Lehigh Company, was introduced in the 1985-1986 school year. AUSA was organized to educate the members about issues im- portant to the national defense. The major accomplishments of 1986-1987 were the Appalachian Trail bike over Labor Day, the freshmen parents dinner for ROTC cadets, the Calvarv Dav field trip, and the commission- ing reception. The Color Guard, introduced in the 1973-1974 school year, is made up of cadet volunteers. It presents the National Colors at all home athletic events, as well as providing visibility for the Armv and ROTC in the sur- rounding community. The major event of the year was a field trip to Washington, D.C. to train with the Old Guard. Military Science The Ranger Company was in- troduced in the 1973-1974 school year. It is a cadet organization which conducts military and ad- venture-type training with em- phasis on tactical realism arid leadership experience. The major events of 1986-1987 were con- ducting the white water raft trip during Labor Day eekend, two field trips to Ft. Indian Town Gap, and participation in the Ranger Challenge competition held at Ft. Dix, N.J. Ranger Company Row 1: R. Dudy, K. Fasic. Row 2: J. loccoca, H. Welling, R. Smithers, R. Mangold, K. Jensen, G. Geissin- ger, R. Casambre, J. Strycala, T. Mayer, D. KJeintop, M. Horshman. Row 3; T. Minners, M. Hespos, ]. Fluet, J. Levins, M. Bamberger, R. Sanders, D. Kindle. Row 4: M. Godlewski, K. Samon, S. Yost, S. Kaeppel, J. McCusker, J. Boyer, K. King, R. Beck, W. Glvnn, B. Mortlock, M. Frickanesce. Row 5; K. lessen, D Curren, T. Leak, N. Yamaguchi, K. Pitzer, B. Barto, M. Consoli, W. Bernman, R. Keane. H Company, 3rd Regiment Chapter of the National Society of Scabbard and Blade was intro- duced in the 1922-1923 school year. Membership is by nomina- tion and a vote of acceptance by the current members of the chapter. The Company was or- ganized to raise the standards of military education, foster quali- ties of leadership, and unite in closer relationship the Military Science and other university de- partments. The major events of 1986-1987 include planning and hosting the 18th annual Army ROTC dining-in. Operation Santa Claus, Operation Fruit Basket, and hosting the 65th Military Ball. The Ball was at- tended by Congressman Don Rit- ter, as well as several Pennsyl- vania National Guard officers. The National Society of Scabbard and Blade Row 1: S. Houtz, K. Fasic, J. loccoa, R. Casambre. Row 2; R. Dudy, H. Sheen, C. Walborn, P. Spencer, M. Hershman. Row 3: M. Bamberger, S. Carey, K. Jensen, G. Eskucher, G. Geissenger. Row 4: R. Mortlock, T. Mayer. 284 ROTC Rifle Team Row 1: S. Carey, SGM Garden, Cpt. Carozza. Row 2; T. Holbrciok, H Welling, D. Curran, C. Anderson. The Society of American Military Engineers Row 1: M Bamberger, S Houtz, L. Drake, S Nestler. Row 2; K. Suman, B. Moloznick, T. Minners, McCusker. Top Row; VV. Reid, F. Cost, R. Smithers, The ROTC Rifle Team was in- troduced in the 1985-1986 school year. Membership is open to all cadets. It was started to give cadets an opportunity to develop their marksmanship skills and to instill a competitive team spirit. The team competes with other ROTC units throughout the Eastern U.S. The team placed second in the Mid-Atlantic States Conference for 1986-1987. The Society of American Mili- tarv Engineers was introducted in the 1955-1956 school year. It ' s purpose is to give engineering cadets an opportunity to ob- serve practical applications and gain insights into on-the-job aspects of the engineering pro- fession. The society took field trips to Carpenter Technologies, AT T, and attended an engi- neering conference at Ft. Mon- mouth, N.j. 285 I Military Science 65th Annual Military Ball (BELOW) The 65th Annual Military Ball was held in the Upper Grace Ballroom on 28 MAR 1987. An evening of dancing to the 276th Army Jazz Band followed the fine meal and a memorable speech by the Hono- rable Don Ritter, Pennsylvania- 15th District. Other honored guests included MG Joseph W. Kovarich, USAF (Ret.), BG Pasquale J. Macrone, Jr., Dep. AG, PA, BG Robert H. Appelby, Asst. Div. Cdr., 28th Inf. Div., PAARNG, BG James B. Stoddard, Jr. Asst. Div. Cdr., 28th Inf. Div., PAARNG, and Dr. David A Sanchez, Provost, Lehigh University. 1986 Dining- In (ABOVE) The 1986 Lehigh Univ. Cadet Battalion was held on 14 NOV 1986 in the Asa Packer Room. The Dining- In is a long-held tradition that most military Units observe annually. It is generally open only to members of the unit. This year ' s honored guest was BG Simmons, USMC (Ret.) J The 1986-87 year in Army ROTC was a good one. Cadets got a chance to learn about and experience things that had been unavailable in years past. We found that the management skills we were learning were coming in handy ewery day, and we all found ourselves standing a little taller when we realized that we were getting in shape and learning the combat skills necessary to become officers in the U.S. Army. From early morning PT sessions to late night patrolling, we made friends and memories that are sure to last a lifetime. special Interest Clubs ,] ■ i ii If ■ ' The Epitome Front; K. Coleman, S. Smolansky, P. Boustany, S. Knippenberg, S. Schoenteld. Back: L. Accisano, A. Land, M Maher L Bolitsky, J. De Vito. 288 People milling around rest-lessly, phones ringing continually, occasional spurts of wild laughter or hysterical profanity, tables littered with an odd assort- ment of photographs, lay- outs, copy sheets and a pizza box — all in a little office in the U.C. basement (which no one can seem to find) working on a publica- tion which half of the stu- dent body pronounce wrong, but nevertheless expect to get. That ' s the Epitome (i-pit-e-me). The staff of the 1987 Epitome realized from the start of this monumental venture that it is impossi- ble to create a book that appeals to everyone and can completely cover every event of interest, but we hope we have succeeded in having a little something for everj ' one. A yearbook means dif- ferent things to different individuals. To all those in- volved in its creation, it is a great accomplishment, but moreover, we hope it is a pleasant reminder for everyone of this year at Lehigh. Special Interest Clubs The Epitome Editors 1986-1987 Editor-in-Chief: Assistant: Business Manager: Assistant: Sales: Photography: Living: Alexandra Smolansky Maria Pacifico Laura O ' Loughlin Sage Schoenfeld Lisa Dubinsky Patrice Boustany Bill Wilson Lisa Bolitsky Academics: Activities: Assistant: Features: Athletics: Copy: Seniors: Sue Knippenberg Mary Ellen Maher Alayne Gatti Allison Land Allison Land Kellie Coleman Joe De Vito Lisa King 9 2 special Interest Clubs .i The Brown and White Front Row: ]. Kollin, R. Kleban, D. Ryan, ]. Melchner, D. Best Middle Row: M. Ralson, E. Varga, L. Shepherd, D. Leight Back Row: G. Balbera, T. Warner, D. Sever, S. Knippenberg, B. Cooke, W. Evans, V. Berton, S. Morenberg Incoming editor in chief Dan Ryan took over The Brown and White in the Fall of 1986 with a distinctive style and a flare for the unexpected. His unique brand of management led other editors into the game room when any important decisions had to be made and his off-the- wall signs in the editorial room as well as his laid-back attitude gave the newspaper a refresh- ing, relaxed atmosphere and set the stage for a productive year. The Brown and White had been expanding its in-house production capabilities slowly but surely for much of the past two years. With the Conclusion of the spring semester, the newspaper ' s staff was able to do everything, with the exception of advertisements, in its typeset- ting room. The 1986-87 staffs learned to typeset all their ar- ticles, lay out their individual pages, cut pictures onto the paste-up sheets and make sure every aspects of the paper was ready to be printed. The spring semester brought much of the same style to the newspaper. Rich Kleban con- tinued where Ryan left off, giv- ing editors some freedom to work at their own pace while srtll overseeing production in his own way. And The Brown and White remained consistent, cov- ering all of Lehigh ' s news and events and keeping everyone up to date on the latest develop- ments of the issues surrounding our new stadium, the mountain- top campus, the Josoph Henry trial and any other relevant topics. The Brown and White con- tinued this year with its 98th volume, keeping up with the outside world technologically and journalistically. It ' s bi- weekly production is still a con- stant on the Lehigh campus and will be for many years to come. The Brown and White Fall Staff 1986 Editor-in-chief: Dan Ryan Photo Editor: Craig Hofsess Managing Editor: Dave Leight Lauren Sariaskv Editorial Page Ed.: Rich Kleban Ass ' t Photo Ed.: Sue Knippenberg Ass ' t Mang Ed.: Laura Sheperd Marv Ralston News Editor: Liz Varga Desk Editor: Kim Bond Ass ' t News Ed.: Brian Cooke Mary Greczyn Sports Editor: Dave Best Copy: Glenn Dolan Tim Warner Layout Editor: Steve Morenberger Ass ' t Sports Ed.: Dean Sever Jon Ansbacher Features Editor: Valerie Berton Jim Rosenthal Bill Evans Julie Shumofsky 293 special Interest Clubs J The Brown and White Spring 1987 Staff Editor in Chief: Rich KJeban Ass ' t Photo Ed.: Young Hong Associate Editor: Dave Leight Gil Mancuso Managing Editor: Liz Varga Chief Desk Editor: Mary Greczyn Editorial Page Ed.: Laura Shepherd Desk Editor: Marisa Feltham News Editor: Brian Cooke Nick Janulis Craig Hofsess Teresa Kent Features Editor: Kristen Brunner Eric Rothenberg Steve Morenberger Sports Desk Editor: Dave Best Sports Editor: Dean Sever Janet Pickens Tim Warner Production Editor: Jon Ansbacher Ass ' t Sports Ed.: Caroline West Layout Editor: Jim Rosenthal Photo Editor: Susan Knippenberg Mary Ralston Ass ' t Layout Ed.: Andy Shane 295 special Interest Clubs .1 P3Vf,.i WOSf GAIL B«JNJE ' PAMElA ONEUt MflfiliNME raCAS MARY ELLEN MA CR MARY RAlSTON BETm BR-MkMAN ELLEN C . (CM DrUihia iiitrrii nf tlir HUiitr d ' ariuitiiiii SUSAN KMRPEffiERG B S 19 ar ICrliiul) Ihiiurriiitii jeNNS-ES LEV« SUSAf COVERT TWA CW IQUEZ EL ' ZABE- Qm Pf iiPPP Delta Chi, the guvs are hard up and never drj ' ... Ansbacher, we think you ' re a dick too! . . .SueC — Nasal Sex, see Donnelly • ■ ■ Donnelly — Sue ' s nose won ' t reach vour spleen . . . Wilcox — Crow ' s feet trip you up? . . . Riss- meyer — You ' re STACKED! . . .Neai — Get a clue!. . . Zermo — Are you the one they sent home with AIDS? . . . Trey — Better get Maaco . . . The Birkel Boys — a fire is a daily occurence . . . Tina, what ' s it like living with your boyfriends best friend?. . .BethSher — Jr. member of the Alumni Clup, Keep it up! . . . Moser — Woodwench, the fire ' s dying! . . . Derek — Going from bad to worse . . . Jenny, are you collecting pins? . . . Mary Ellen swallows, but Chi Delphia chugs . . . Matt — Stop eating STROHS, drink it! . . . Pete D-Brandy Shnifter . . . Flipside, it must be true what they say about Cedar Crest . . . Theresa — Com- mittees! . . . Pledges — Do you know who I am? . . . NIEDERMYER!!! . . . Dave Erla — Your girlfriend is an fugly brute . . . chuck— Ditto! . . . Beth B. — Where (and with whom) should we start? . . . Marisa — Get a real personality . . . Gerson — With your roommates you ' d be better off in the Health Center . . . Sue A. — See Teresa lately? . . . Ken, you ARE married! . . . Duck — Need a job? . . . Pollack — Lost your leash? . . . Petebacher — Will you ever graduate? . . .Puffer — A man and his harem, with Jen as its leader . . . Lisa B — Duct tape can be dangerous . . .Gail J. — We could say something about fish, but it ' s too dis- gusting . . .Bridget — Alcoholic in train- ing . . . John H. — Who blew on me? . . . Johnny Mac — Are you holding up the bar or is it holding you? . . . Tommy — Nice pooper hun! . . . George, get lei ' d yet? . . . Jason — Get a new pig for the chute ... The ROCK . . . Roman — Out of house, out of mind . . . Kenji — Delta Chi ' s resident entrepreneur . . . Robby Rob — One of these days you ' U get caught . . . Wineblower . . . Road- meat — Start saving for the wedding, Marty is! . . . David Douglas — Farm Animal . . . Roo — Ten years of sin in Hoboken . . . CA2 and Trey, anyplace, any time . . . Pam O — Stop showing your breasts! . . . Marianne — We should have impeached you . . . Heather — Too bad you weren ' t a brides- maid . . . Grunje — Which Delta Chi pet will you take home this week, we hear Shane ' s UP for adoption . . . Suzanne S — Where ' s the wedding? . . . Ellen C — Does Dave know about the big black man yet? . . . Delta Chi loses Mary to the Brown and White ... So Knip, was it John Haldeman or the tequila? . . . THANKS FOR FOUR GREAT YEARS (of free beer) . . . WE ' LL MISS YOU!!! — THE SENIOR SISTERS OF CHI DELPHIA 296 Phi Kap Little Sisters Row 1: L. Pick, H. Buechs, E. Drager, H. Dicarlo, D. O ' Cemnor, S. Sichko, M. Weinkam, S. Pitkin Row 2: C. Fulkerson, L. Schimanski, N. Scherer, S. Feldman, M. Fiorenti, C. Gibson Row 3: D. Darby, J. Ryan, F. LaForgia, K. Chancellor, L. Eagleson, A. Urwiler Officers President; Lisa Pick Vice President: Amv Sugarman Treasurer: Heather Beuchs Secretarv: Lon Schimanski 297 special Interest Clubs Newman Council 298 299 special Interest Clubs The Mustard and Cheese Drama So- ciety was especially busy in 1986-87, their one hundred and third year! In addi- tion to the usual as- sortment of theatrical events, Mustard and Cheese was proud to introduce Theaterfest to its calendar. Held April 4th, Theaterfest brought five area col- leges together to per- form in the Fairchild- Martindale Plaza. Departing Mustard and Cheese seniors hope that future ac- tivities will continue to prove that there is an interest in theater at Lehigh and thank the division of Speech and Theater for every- thing. 300 Physics Club Row 1: G. Haughland, V. Krish, C. Restrepo. A Tabor. Pof. R.A. Shaffer Row 2: B. Boneosi, F. Johns, B. Burnhani, C. Wah Vu, J. Hunt Row 3: D Lons, P. Reurns. K. Urbanski, D. Dabdub, G. Ibrahim, I Veoarisoa Row 4: A Loza, D Kusner, A Snider, M SabbaRao, F. Olchowski, G. West Student Government 302 Visiting Lectures Committee 303 Student Government 304 i- Forum Stearing Committee E Br -an, K, D ' Andre.i R MilK I , Palozzi, B, Brov. n N! [ohh- A Conway, J. Smeaton (ab fnt P Kuvorl 306 307 Kristi Aasen Erica J. Abrams Colaine L. Abualy Pamela D. Adams William D. Adams Diane S. Albert Bradley J. Albright Michael Alfieri Todd S. Ames Christine M. Amoroso Randv S. Appel Sharon L. Appleton 308 Aasen-Arimany IVtcr I. Antico Stephen R. Apa George J. Apo ii II Gail P. Arbeiter Andrea L. Aresi Jaime E. Ariman - Kristi Aasen Holmdel, NJ; Finance; Big Brothers Big Sisters; l-inance Club; LUV. Erica Joan Abrams Downingtown, PA; Accounting: Gamma Phi Beta, House Manager. Colaine Lee Abualy Smithtown, NY; Psychology; Who ' s Who; Tennis Womt ' ii Varsity; Progressive Student alliance, President; Women ' s Alliance; Amnesty International; College Democrats; Intramural. Pamela Dawn Adams Villanova, PA; Journalism; Kappa Alpha Thela, Editor; PRSSA; Prelaw Society; Ski Club. William Dyer Adams Boston, MA; Government; Alpha Chi Rho, Social Chairman; Varsity Lacrosse; Marketing Club. Elizabeth May Adier Bloomfield, CT; Accounting; Gryphon Society, Treasurer; Big Little Sister; Race Relations Committee; SAC. David Alden Agger Cape Elizabeth, ME; Finance; Kappa Sigma, Treasurer; Investment Club, V.P.; Ski Club; LUV. David Tracy Aiken Ligonier, PA; Mechanical Engineering. Diane Stacy Albert Harrisburg, PA; Finance; Alpha Oinicron Pi, Treasurer; Finance Club, V.P.; Marketing Club; LUV, Bradley Jon Albright Boca Raton, FL; Finance; Sigma Chi, Chapter Editor, Pledge Trainer, Faculty Relahons Chair- man; Academic All-American; Class Gift Campaign; In- vestment Committee Chairman. Michael Alfieri Basking Ridge, NJ; Business Finance; Chi Psi, Executive Board Member; IFC, Treasurer; FMA, Board Member; Investment Club. Todd Steven Ames Somerville, NJ; ArfPsychology. Christine Marie Amoroso Bergenfield, NJ; English; Kappa Alpha Theta; Sigma Tau Delta; Williams Scholar; Forum. Cheryl Lynn Anderson Manasquan, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta, House Manager, Rush Counselor; IEEE; Powderpuff Football, V.P.; Marketing Club; Theta Xi Little Sister; LUV David Clarke Anderson Gates Mills, OH; Industrial Engineering Phi Delta Theta, President, Rush Chairman. Scott David Andreas Lehighton, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Gamma Delta, Rush Chairman; Football. Kimberly Anne Angell Westport, CT; Mechanical Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha Theta, President ' 86; Order of Omega; Society of Women Engineers; ASME. Jonathan Edwin Ansbacher Wantagh, NY; Accounting; Delta Chi, Treasurer; Order of Omega; Brown and White; LUV. Peter John Antico Baldwin, NY; Accounting; Theta Xi, House Secretary; Rugby Club; Investment Club. Stephen Russell Apa Camp Hill, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Upsilon, President, House Manager; Football. George Jason Apostol Dix Hills, NY; Finance; Sigma Nu, Academic Chairman, Scholarship Committee; Dean ' s List; Investment Club; Finance Club; Photography Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Randy Susan Appel Scotch Plains, NJ; Marketing; Markehng Club; WISE. Sharon Lee Appleton Killingworfh CT; Industrial Engi- neering; LUV: IIE; WISE. Gail Pamela Arbeiter Metuchen, NJ; Marketing; In- tramural Sports Manager; Women ' s Varsitj ' Basketball; Markehng Club; Women In Business; Big Sisters; Hillel Society. Andrea Lynne Aresi Scarsdale, NY; Markehng; Kappa Alpha Theta, Charter Member, Steward; l.M. Manager; J. . Field Hockey; Senior Class Gift, Solicilahons Chair- man; Alumni Phonathon. Jaime Ernesto Arimany Guatemala City, Guatemala; Metallurgy ' . 3ii-i Stephen N. Bailey Catherine R. Baker Evan A. Baker Gregg M. Balbera Wn - Mary E. Ballantine Brenda L. Barth Lynne L. Barth Charles R. Barton, Scott T. Bass 310 Armenio-Beatty Ste (. ' n |. .Arpanti ' James W. Ash Eric S. Ashbridge Kenneth S. Auman Dilip Avvtani LeeAnn Bailev Michael T. Bancks Kenneth E. Barnci Diane E. Barone Beth E. Bassett William F. Bates Megan A. Beatty Donna Marie Armenio Douglaston, NY; Journalism; Gamma Phi Beta; Tennis, Co-Captain; PRSSA; Brown and White. Neal Keith Aronson Livingston, NJ; Finance; Theta Delta Chi, Treasurer; Fairchild-Martindale Scholar Nominee; Basketball; Leonard Pool Entrepreneurial Scholarship Winner. Stephen J. Arpante Belmont, MA; Marketing; Pi Kappa Aipna, Campus Relations, Social Chairman. James Whitmore Ash West Chester, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; Alpha Tau Omega, President, Historian; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sophomore Class President: Rugby Club, Treasurer. Eric Scott Ashbridge Bedford, PA; Management; Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Investment Club; Ski Club, Treasurer. Peter Soule Ashley Weston, MA; Electrical Engineering; Association of Collegiate Enterpreneurs; IEEE. Sonya Lorraine Ashley Roselle, NJ; Electrical Engi- neering; Gospel Choir, Head Manager; BSU, Secretary; Tae Kwon Do; NSBE. Kenneth Scott Auman Wyomissing, PA; Electncal Engi- neering; Alpha Tau Omega, Worthy Usher, Pledge Master; Rugby Club. Dilip Avvtani Hamburg, Germany; Mechanical Engi- neenng; ASME; SAE; Tae Kwon Do; Progressive Student Alliance. LeeAnn Bailey Concord, NH; Chemical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Order Officer, Editor: Phi Eta Sigma; Big Brothers Big Sisters; AICHE, Secretary; LUV; WISE. Stephen N. Bailey Rochester, NY; Civil Engineering; Delta Chi; Hockey. Catherine Renee Baker Baltimore, MD; Industrial Engi- neenng; Alpha Omicron Pi; Women ' s Basketball; Beta Theta Pi, President; HE, Secretary. Evan Andrew Baker Basking Ridge, NJ; Accounting; Zeta Psi, V.P.; SAC, Security; Intramurals; Faculty Kids Program. Gregg Michael Balbera Hewlett, NY; Finance; Sigma Alpha Mu, Rush, Social Chairman; Brown and White, Ad Manager, Credit Manager; SAC, Lecture Chairman; Visiting Lecturers Committee; ODK, Treasurer. Mary Elizabeth Wallis Ballantine Geneva, IL; Eco- nomics; Kappa Alpha Theta, Fraternity Educator, Rush, Charter Niember Chairman; Judiciary Committee; Presidential Ball Committee; Alumni Pho ' nathon. Michael Thomas Bancks Old Bridge, NJ; Finance; Delta Upsilon, House Manager; Investment Club; Finance Club; Marketing Club. Kenneth Eugen Barner Kinnelon, NJ; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. Diane Elaine Barone East Hanover, NJ; Computer Science: Kappa Alpha Theta, V.P., Panhel; Orcier of Omega; Equestrian Club; Forum. Brenda Louise Barth Pittsburgh, PA; Electrical Erigi- neering; Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Eta Sigma; Lacrosse; IEEE; CSEE; Student Faculty Council; Panhel. Lynne Louise Barth East Stroudsburg, PA; Chemical Engineering; German House; Tau Beta Pi. Charles Rodman Barion, III. Glens Falls, NY; Industrial Engineering; Chi Psi, V.P., House Manager; Football; HE President. Wayne Kenneth Barz Allentown, PA; Economics; Economics Societs-; Investment Club; Alpha Phi Omega. Scott Tilghman Bass Colts Neck, NJ; Mechanical Engi- neering: Theta Chi, House Manager; Hockey Club. Beth Ellen Noble Bassett Murrysville, PA; Industrial Engineering; SAE; HE. William Franklin Bates Perkasie, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Honors Calculus; Soccer; IEEE. Megan Anne Beatty Shoreham, NY ' ; Studio Art; Senior Class Gift Committee; Big Sisters; Ski Club. 311 Andrew G. Becker Peter H. Bedrossian Elizabeth A. Beezer Maryanne E. Begega Anna K. Bendell Judith M. Berman Elizabeth A. Berrier Joseph J. Bertini Valerie S. Berton Jennifer M. Best William J. Bolton, II. Kimberly A. Bond 312 Becker-Boustany Krista A. Bergholt Am - I,. Kerk ' N ' Lawrence P. BerKn Susan L. Blaisdell Daniela M. Boebert Cordelia M. Boise Nahed S. Botros Patricia M. Boustanv Andrew Glen Becker Rockville, MD; Electrical Engi- nfiTinn: VVLVR I ' efer Howard Bedrossian Wethersfield, CT; journalism; Mustard Cht ' i ' so, Ireasuror; Brown and White; Choral Union. Elizabeth Ann Beezer Ft. Washington, PA; Journalism; Brown and White. Maryanne Elizabeth Begega Pompton Lakes, NJ; Eco- nomics English, Gryphon Society; Dean ' s List; LUV; SAC; Class Executive Board. Anna Katherine Bendell Hagerstown, MD; Biology; Alpha Gamma Dflta, Corresponding Secretary; JTV. Lacrossf; Brown and White. Krista Ann Bergholt Freehold, NJ; Accounting; Kappa Alpha Theta, Archivist; Women ' s Soccer Club, President; Freshman Sophomore Class Executive Committees. Amy Lynn Berley Larchmont, NY; Finance; Forum, Subcommittee Chairperson; Marketing Club; Hillel; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Lawrence Paul Berlyn Worcester, MA; Finance; Sigma Alpha Mu, Pledge Vlaster; Omicron Delta Kappa; Brown and White, Business Manager. Judith Marcia Berman Nesconset, NY; Finance; Re- sidence Securits ' , Assistant Director; Finance Club; WISE; Markehng Club. Elizabeth Ann Berrier Pittsfield, MA; Mechanical Erigi- neering; Alpha Omicron Pi; Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon, V.P., Little Sister; ASME; Brown and White. Joseph John Bertini River Edge, NJ; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho. Valerie Susan Berton Yardlev, PA; Journalism; Brown and White, Features Editor; Powderpuff Football. Jennifer M. Best Philadelphia, PA; French International Relations; Kappa Alpha Theta, Activities Chairman; WLVR; SID. Lisa Marrie Betor Ballston Lake, NY; Accounting; In- vestment Club: Markehng Club. Rajiv Kumar Bhatia Parsippanv, NJ; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Phi, Corresponding Secretary, House Historian; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Kung Fu Club; Jazz Coalition. Peter Wharton Biddle Flourtown, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Kappa Psi, Rush Chairman, Sergeant at Arms. Susan Lyn Bjomess Pompton Plains, NJ; Finance; Fi- nancial Management National Honor Society; Investment Club; Management Society; Big Little Sisters; Women In Business. Hal L. Blackman Scarsdale, N ' Y; Social Relations; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Lieutenant Master, Pledge Master, Rush Chairman; Golf. Susan Leslie Blaisdell Allentown, PA; History Urban Studies; Phi Alpha Theta. Daniela Maria Boebert Cheshire, CT; Computer Science; Delta Gamma, House Manager, Recording Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; Order of the Omega, V.P.; Visihng Lecturers Committee; LUV; Forum Subcommittee. Cordelia Margareta Boise Hunhneton, NY; Psychology; Psi Chi; Markehng Club; Chi Phi Little Sister. William James Bolton, IL Orchard Park, NY ' ; Mechanical Engineering; Chi Psi, Alpha Editor; Pi Tau Sigma; Foot- ball; ASME, Treasurer; Brown and White; Investment Club; Class of 1987 Executive Committee. Kimberly Ann Bond Bloomingdale, NJ; Journalism International Relations; Brown and White; PRSSA; Investment Club. Lynn Marie Bosso Emerson, NJ; Finance; Kappa Alpha Tneta, Recording Secretary, Spirit Chairman; Order of Omega; Finance Club; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Ski Club: Women in Business. Nahed Samir Botros Mount Laurel, NJ; Biology Religious Studies. Patricia Monique Boustany Huntington Station, N ' Y; Art Journalism: Epitome, Photo Editor: Photo Qub, Dark- room Manager, Darkroom Lab Assistant. 313 Steven D. Brill Thomas K. Broder Thomas C. Brooks Lesley A. Broomall Patrick W. Brophy Warren VV. Brown Elizabeth E. Brubaker Edward E. Bryan John F. Bubel, Jr. Gene C. Buccellato Heather L. Buechs Kimberlv T. Bulkle 314 Bovard-Burg Douglas P. Brogowski Qirolyn E. Bromley Christopher H. Brookins Stephen C. Briihns Gail M. Brunie Francesco R. Brusco Louis G. Bunnick Carl Burd Lawrence S. Burir Reese Steele Bovard Waverlv, PA; Electrical Engineering; Alph.i Sij niii Phi, St- ' crelary. Lisa Marie Braun Kidgelield, CT; Math; Dean ' s List; Choir, Librarian, Assistant Manager, Manager. Theodore Benjamin Bredikin Newtown Square, MA; Appliod Scicnce Mechdnical Engineering; Dean ' s List; sAt, President Thomas Montgomery Briden Bound Brook, NJ; English. Richard E. Briggs Mapleton, ME; Finance; Theta Chi, Scholarship Chairman; FMA; Rugby Club. Steven Douglas Brill Rockville, MD; Industrial Engi- neering; Tdu Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; HE. Thomas Kittredge Broder Short Hills, NJ; Finance; Delta Tau Delta, Residence Hall President; Rugby Club; Marketing Club, Secretary; Forum. Douglas Paul Brogowski Pramus, NJ; Marketing; Beta Theta Pi, Steward; Yearbook; College Republicans. Carolyn E. Bromley Pomona, NY; Psychology; Delta Gamma, Assistant Rituals Chairman; SAC, Concert Chairman; Finance Allocation Committee; Theatre, Stage Manager; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Christopher Howard Brookins Wayne, PA; Computer Science; Yearbook; Dining Committee; Presidential Ball Committee. Thomas Charles Brooks Essex Fells, NJ; Computer Science; Sigma Phi Society, Secretary; Sigma Phi, Rush Committee. Lesley Anne Broomall West Orange, NJ; Government; Kappa Alpha Theta, Courtesy Secretary; Government Honor Society; Phi Eta Sigma; PreTaw Society; PRSSA. Patrick Walsh Brophy Sea Girt, NJ; Economics; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Fairchild-Martindale Stuclent Associate; WLVR. Warren Webster Brown Westport, CT; Finance: Theta Xi; Water Polo; Marketing Club; Investment Club. Elizabeth Ellen Brubaker Reading, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; University Choir, Assistant Manager; Wholetones; ASME. Stephen Carl Bruhns Wayne, PA; Computer Science; Delta Phi, Recording Secretary; 5AE. Gail Marie Brunje Roseland, NJ; Finance; Delta Chi Little Sister; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Equestrian Club. Francesco Robert Brusco Brooklvn, NY; Government; Kappa Sigma, Pledge Master; Pre-law Society; Marketing Club; LUV. Edward Eugene Bryan Drexel Hill, PA; Foreign Careers; Trustee Scholarship; Forum; Spanish Club. John Francis Bubel, Jr. Media, PA; Chemical Engineering; Chi Phi, House Manager; AlCHE. Gene Gushing Buccellato Islip, NY; Finance; Phi Gamma Delta, Pledge President, Editor of Chapter Newsletter; Investment Club; Marketing Club. Heather Lynn Buechs North Andover, MA; Foreign Careers French; Freshman and Sophomore Class Treasurer. Kimberly Thelma Bulkley Schenectady, NY; Finance; Alpha Phi, Steward; AIM; Finance Club. Louis Greggory Bunnick Rocbling, NJ; Metallurgy Materials Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager, I.M. lanager, . ' ssistant Rush Chairman; Class ot ' 87, President; Pcnvderputt Football, Coach; SAC; Student Alumni Relations. Carta Burd Catonsville, MD; Fundamental Science Mechanical Engineering; Gryphon Society; ASME; Women ' s Sottball. Lawrence Stefan Burg Toms River, NJ; Mechanical Engi- neering; Psi Upsilon, Pledge Educator, Parliamentarian; ASME; Goodale Literary Association; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Volleyball. 515 diM£ MaryAnne C. Burke Bentley H. Burnham Ji m L. Burns John P. Bushell, III. Christine M. Bushick Ram Chandra Robert S. Chase, III. 316 Burke-Christopher )hn 1. I5utler Kimberlv R- Bvrne Andrew R. Cagnetta, Jr. Michael A. Carusi Renatt) A. Casambre Gregory R. Casten Frances Ca aliere Renee W. Ciian Stephanie Chiappetta Curtis B. Christian Gregor ' J. Christopher MaryAnne Catharine Burke Warminster, PA; Finance; WISE; Hin.inii ' Club; Icirum; Investment Club. Bentley Harold Burnham Haslon, Ml); Physics; Phi Delta Iheta, Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; Society of Physics Students; Bridge Club. Jim Leo Burns Westmont, NJ; Marketing Management. John Paul Bushell, III. Topstield, MA; Computer Science; Psi Upsilon, Social Chairman, Sergeant at Arms; Wl.VR; I ' hotography Club: Ski Club. Christine Marie Bushick Kulpmont, PA; Electrical Engi- neenng; IEEE; Epitome, Photo Stall; Brown a nd White, Photo Staff; Forum, Transfer Student Subcommittee. John James Butler West Chester, PA; Computer Science; McCabe Scholars Program; WLVR; Forum; Ice Hockey Club. Kimberly Robinson Byrne Oradell, NJ; Marketing; Alpha Gamma Delta, V.P.; l anhellenic Officer; I.M. Nlanager; Varsity Volleyball: Markehng Club; Powderpuff Football; Women in Business. Andrew Richard Cagnetta, Jr. Verona, NJ; Marketing; Phi Sigma Kappa, President. Juan Martin Cala Bogota, Columbia, South America; Civil Engineering. Fabio Calia Wilton, CT; Electncal Engineering: Alpha Phi Omega. Marianne Campbell Oaklyn, NJ; Biology; LUV. Melissa Anne Capuano Carlisle, PA; Civil Engineering Studio Art; Alpha Phi, Corresponding Secretary; Dean s List; Chi Epsilon; Basketball Cheerleading; ASCE; Ski Club. Laura Lynne Carberry Princeton, NJ; FinanceLaw; Cheerleading Captain; Newman Council Treasurer; Pre- law Society ; Finance Club. Carol Ann Caruana Northvale, NJ; Accountmg. Michael Albert Carusi Cherry Hill, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Chi, Treasurer, Scholarship Chair- man, Assistant Steward; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Forum. Renato Angel Casambre Jamestown, PA; Finance; FMA; Nahonal Honor Society; Ranger Club: Association of the United States Army; Scabbard and Blade. Susan Ann Casella Cherry Hill, NJ; International Relations; Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon; Marketing Club; SAC; Senior Gift Campaign; Executive Committee; Ski Club. Thomas Kelley Cassidy Wilmington, DE; Theta Chi, Secretary, Historian, Chaplain; IIE, V.P. of Chapter Development; IFC, Community Relations Committee. Gregory Robert Casten Pittsburg, PA; Management; .Alpha Tau Omega: Worthy Scribe, Worthy Sentinel; Foot- ball; Entrepreneur Club. Frances Cavaliere Lakehurst, NJ; Accounting; Alpha Gamma Delta, Steward, V.P. Scholarship; Investment Club; Epitome; Panhellenic Social Committee. Renee Wing Ling Chan Philadelphia, V. ; Architecture; Yearbook, Photographer: Art Architecture Society; Hong Kong Student Association. Ram Chandra Tinton Falls, NJ: Biology; Sigma Phi, V.P.; I.M., Security Director. Robert Sisson Chase, IIL Hudson, OH; Industrial En- gineering: Phi Sigma Kappa, Rush Chairman, Secretarv ' ; Dean ' s List; V.P. Junior Class: AIIE, Treasurer; IE Council. Stephanie Chiappetta Richmond Hts. OH; Psychology; Alpha i Delta; Dean ' s List. Curtis Bradley Christian Reading, PA; Cornputer Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa NIu; Cycling Club; LUCS; Chess Club. Gregory John Christopher, Jr. West Long Branch, NJ; Computer Engineering: Delta Sigma Phi, Work Chair- man, Assistant Steward: Marching 97; Concert Band; Computing Society; Pep Band. Kellie M. Colman Michael L. Collat Carrie A. Collins Barbara J. Connelly Andrew J. Conway kith William E. Couch David A. Crosswhite Peter H. Cunningham David E. Cuozzo, Jr. Robert E. Curtis, Jr. 318 Christopher-D ' Angelo Christopher M. Clark Dorothy A. Clark Martin A. Clarke Ellen M. Cohen Edward M. Cole Peter M. Cole Raymond A. Cooper Linda I Copoulos Jabv O. Coronel Elizabeth M. Dale Anthony M. D ' Amato Drew D. D ' Angelo Matthew Reitnauer Cichocki East Greenville PA; Fi- nance; Chi I ' si; Varsity Football; United States Marine Corps Officer Program. Susan Lloyd Clapham Simsbury, CT; Industrial Engi- neering; Alpha Omicron Pi, Alumnae Relations; Big Little Sister; lIE, V.P.; Forum; Artificial Intelligence Group. Christopher McLeod Clark Tenafly, NJ; Economics; Sigma Phi Hpsilon, President. Dorothy Anne Clark Clearwater, FL; Computer Engi- neering; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. Martin Andrew Clarke North Haven, CT; English; Pi Lambda Phi, President; Sigma Tau Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Lacrosse; Order of Omega. Joseph Austin darken. III. Short Hills, N]; Finance; .Alpha Tau Omega; Soccer; Marketing Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Rugbv Club; Ski Club. William Henry Clinger, IV. Thornton, PA; Electrical Engineering. Ellen Marcy Cohen Middletown, NJ; Industrial Engi- neering: Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; Chi Delphia, Rush Chairman; HE. Edward M. Cole Oradell, NJ; Mechanical Engineering. Peter M. Cole Stamford, CT; Industrial Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Chaplain, Bursar. Kellie M. Coleman Ligonier, PA; Chemistry; Alpha Omicron Pi, Historian; Epitome, Sports Editor; Beta Theta Pi, Rush, Social: American Chemical Society; Panhellenic Social Committee. Michael Lewis CoIIat Wilmington, DE; Electrical Engi- neering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Social Chairman, Intramural Manager: Air Force ROTC; WLVR. Carrie Ann Collins Overland Park, KS; Materials Science Engineering: Kappa Alpha Theta, Songleader, Panhel Delegate: Student Metallurgy Society; Marching Band. Barbara J. Connelly West Haven, CT; Accounting: Beta Alpha Psi; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club; Intramural Sports. Andrew James Conway Westport, CT; Finance; Delta Tau Delta, V.P.: Discipline Committee: Investment Club. Raymond A. Cooper Syosset, NY; Accounting; Beta Theta Pi, Secretar ' , Treasurer: Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Debate Team: Order of Omega; Interfraternit - Judiciars- Committee. Linda Ellen Copoulos Fitchburg, MA; Finance: Alpha Omicron Pi, Scnolarship Chairperson: Finance Club, President. Jaby Oswaldo Coronel Quito-Ecuador, South America: Industrial Engineering Finance: Equestrian Club; Latino House; German Club. William Eric Couch Tamagua, PA; Computer Engi- neenng: Chi Phi, Steward: Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE. David A. Crosswhite Hanover, PA; Electrical Engi- neering: Sigma Chi, President, Secretary; Eta Sigma Nu; Phi Eta Sigma: Rugbv. Peter Harper Cunningham Haverford, PA; Finance; Delta Tau Delta: Marketing; Finance. David Edward Cuozzo, Jr. West Windsor, NJ; Computer and Information Science; Equestrian Club. Robert Emmett Curtis, Jr. Matamoras, PA; Mechanical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME. Elizabeth Marie Dale Phoenix, MD; Finance; Tennis. Anthony Michael D ' Amato Staten Island, NY; Me- chanical Engineering. Drew David D ' Angelo West Long Branch, NJ; Molecular Biology. -H2. Patrick A. Daniello Dawn P. Danzeisen Donna C. Darbv Lisa M. Data Douglas M. David Derek K. deBastos Paul M. DeGennaro Melinda L. dejesus Jeffrey J. DeKorte Ronald F. Demara Pamela S. DiPangrazio John R. DiPietro 320 Daniello-Doherty a:p Todd B. DiU idst)n Katlileen M. Davis Kellv A. Dean Kimberly A. Denise Christopher J. Dervishian Michael T. Derwin Marv L. [Dickson Michele H. DiL ' i;nian )hn A. Digna io John P. DiPippo Kinsev A. Ditmore Mary P. Doherty Patrick A. Daniello 1 urt Luc, NJ; Finance; Forum; Ski Club; Investment Club; Intramural Sports. Dawn P. Danzeisen Armonk, NY; Finance; Tau Epsilon Phi l.illli ' Sister; I ' hi Htd Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Phi Omega; Lehigh Outing Club; Pre-law Society; Finance Club; Investment Club. Donna Christine Darby Park Ridge, NJ; German Finance; Phi Kappa Iheta, Little Sister, V.P.; Investment Club; Association ot Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Finance Club. Lisa Marie Data Wa vne, NJ; Marketing; Gryphon Society; Track and Field, Manager; Marketing Club; Cross Country; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who. Douglas Michael David Deerfield, IL; Accounting; Delta Chi, V.P , Pledge Advisor; Water Polo Club. Todd Bryan Davidson Bethlehem, PA; Chemical Engi- neering; Zeta Psi, Sergeant at Arms; Tau Beta Pi; Baseball. Kathleen Marie Davis Mechanicsburg, PA; Chemical En- fineering; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau eta Pi; AlCE; Society of Women Engineers. Kelly Anne Dean Cherry Hill, NJ; Finance; Gryphon; Dean ' s List; Financial Management Honor Society; Fair- child-Martindale Study of Private Enterprise Student Associate; LUV; I.M., Manager. Derek Keith deBastos Trenton, NJ; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Master. Paul Michael DeGennaro Hicksville, NY; Industrial Engineenng; Tau Beta Pi. Melinda Luisa dejesus Bethlehem, PA; Classical Civili- zations; Sigma Tau Delta; Choir, Chamber Singers; Wholetones; Women ' s Alliance; Amaranth. Jeffrey John DeKorte Franklin Lakes, NJ; International Business; Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, Steering Committee; IFC, Chairman; Admissions Office Tour Guide. Ronald Francis DeMara Apalachin, NY; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Kimberly Anne Denise Hilton, NY; Sigma Tau Delta; Air Force RCjTC; Chi Delphia; Amaranth, Editorial Staff. Christopher Jean Dervishian Newtown Square, PA; Elec- tncal Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Intramurals; Astronomy Club. Michael Thomas Derwin Waterbury, CT; Electrical Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha, Accountant, Academic Chairman; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Ski Team, Treasurer; Concert Choir, Manager; Augmented Seven; Choral Union; Dean ' s List. Diane Frances Dewitt Manhasset, NY; Accounting; Alpha Gamma Delta, Social Chairman, Alumni Coorcfi- nator; Beta Alpha Psi; WISE; Investment Club. Daniel John Diana HolK ' wood, FL; FinanceMarketing; Pi Lambda Phi, Rush Chairman; Marketing Club; WLVR. Mary Leora Dickson Butler, PA; Marketing; Lacrosse; Fiela Hockey; Marketing Club. Michele H. Diegmann Clark, NJ; Biology; Varsity Rifle Team; LUV. John Anthony Dignazio Ellicott City, MD; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Nu, Chaplain; PKi Eta Sigma; Forum; IEEE. Pamela Sue DiPangrazio Red Lion, PA; Materials Science and Engineering; ASM; Big Little Sister. John Robert DePietro Edison, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon. John Peter DiPippo Barrington, RI; Computer Science; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Outing Club; SAE; CSEE, Student Faculty Advisor. ' Committee. Kinsey Alan Ditmore Needham, MA; Electrical Engi- neering; Beta Theta Pi, House Manager. Mary Patricia Doherty Short Hills, NJ; Marketing; Sigma Tau Delta; .Marketing Club; Amaranth. J2L Suzanne M. Donohue Paul L. Doody Brenda L. Douglass Seamus A. Dowling Robert J. Drago Deborah A. Drexler Athanasios T. Drivas Ralph E. Dudy Karen L. Duerr Michael P. Duff Kathleen M. Duggan Helen U. Duly 322 Dolan-Eagjleson Robert A. Donati) Brian P. DohIdh David |. Donnelly Jacqueline Droesch James B. Drvtoos lose R. Diibon r Heather E. Dunn Denise A. Durando Leigh A. Eagleson Glenn Patrick Dolan Cranbury, NJ; Journalism Government; Brown and White; Ski Club; LUV; Outing Club; Pre-law Society. Kathleen Marie Dolan Schenectady, NY; Industrial En- gineering; Gamma Phi Beta, Social Chairman, Assistant Flouse Manager; Lacrosse; Senior Class Secretary; HE; Theta Xi Little Sister; Powderpuff Football. Robert Anthony Donato Pouehkeepsie, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Tae-Kwon-Do Club, V.P.; Investment Club; Epitt)mc; International Club; ASME; SAE. Brian Patrick Donlon Manlius, NY; Mechanical Engineer- ing; Kappa Sigma; Baseball. David James Donnelly Ridgewood, NJ; Industrial En- gineering; Delta Chi, Rush Chairman; Boxing Club; Marketing Club. Suzanne Marie Donohue Tarrytown, NY; Computer Sci- ence; Dean ' s List; Dining Committee; Varsity Band; Fenc- ing Club; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister; LUV; CSEE, Student Faculty Council. Paul Leonard Doody Geneva, Switzerland; Mathematics Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi, Scholarship Chairman, President; Ski Team; Squash Club; IEEE. Brian Douglas Dorsey Essex Fells, NJ; Finance; Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist, Executive Committee, Little Sister Coordinator; Jazz Coalition; Association of Collegiate En- trepreneurs; SYNC; Finance Club. Laura Marie D ' Orsi Holmdel, NJ; Government Foreign Careers; Delta Gamma; Panhel Officer, Delegate; Order of Omega; Who ' s Who; Panhellic Council, V.P., Rush Chair- man; Senior Class V.P.; Lambda Chi Alpha. Linda Jean Dosferf Maplewood, NJ; Biology; Alpha Omicron Pi, Pledge Philanthropy Chairman; Volleyball; Health Professions Club; WISE. Brenda Lynn Douglass Haddonfield, NJ; Finance; Alpha Phi, V.P., Administrative Assistant. Seamus Andrew Dowling Kinnelon, NJ; International Relations; Basketball. Robert Joseph Drago Huntington, NY; International Relations; Beta Theta Pi, Rush Cnairman, Pledge Master; International Relations Club; Faculty Relations Committee. Deborah Ann Drexler Forked River, NJ; Accounting; WISE; Women in Business; Jazz Coalition; University Choir. Athanasios Tom Drivas York, PA; Industrial Engineer- ing; Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman; I.M. Manager; Box- ing; Army ROTC, Captain; SAME; HE; Rugby Club. Jacqueline Droesch Laurel Hollow, NY; Journalism; Gamma Phi Beta; PRSSA. James Boyer Dryfoos Sugarloaf, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; ASME; SAE; Investment Club. Jose Rodrigo Dubon San Juan, Puerto Rico; Business Finance; Spanish Club; Investment Club; Photography Club. Ralph Ernest Dudy Eddyville, NY; Electrical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade; Ranger Company; AUSA; Lehign Christian Fellowship. Karen L. Duerr Long Valley, NJ; Marketing; Marketing Club. Michael Patrick Duff Madison, NJ; Industrial Engineer- ing; Alpha Pi Mu; HE; Society for the Advancement of Management. Kathleen Marie Duggan Hershey, PA; Kappa Alpha Theta, Rush Chairman, Social ' Chairman; Stuclent Phonathon Chairman; Senior Class Gift Solicitor. Helen Dawn Duly Easton, PA; Marketing; Alpha Phi Omega; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Equestrian. Heather Ellen Dunn Darien, CT; Fine Arts Journalism; Kappa Alpha theta. Historian; Chi Delphia; Brown and While; PRSSA; MarkeHng Club. Denise Anne Durando Forest Hills, NY; International Business; Alpha Omicron Pi; Women ' s Tennis; WISE. Leigh Anne Eagleson Brielle, NJ; Finance; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters. 1?,1 George A. Federico Gregg T. Fediis 324 Easler-Feldman Kiitrina A. Einhorn Lisa E. Eisenberg Julia B. Ellingwood Marc A. Falato Lois M. Falcicchio Arlene M. Falkowski Gwendolyn L. Faunce John C. Faunce Mohammed A. Fazil Ann M. Feigl Mark J. Feldman Robert S. Feldman Richard Paul Easier Pittsburgh, PA; Applied Science C honiiciil Engineering; Thetd Delta Chi, Executive Com- inilli ' e; Squ.ish; Soccer. Todd Alan Ebert Moorestown, NJ; Finance; Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer; FMA; Who ' s Who; Investment Club. Mark Edward Edgerton Cherr - Hill, NJ; Chemical En- gineering; AlCHl . Gregory Michael Ehrlich Svvapscott, MA; Finance; Delta Upsilon, Social Chairman; Lacrosse; LUV; Finance Club; Investment Club; Marketing Club. Kaveepan Eiamsakulrat Bangkok, Thailand, hidustrial Engineering. Katrina Ann Einhorn Woodbury, NJ; Marketing; Kappa Alpha Theta, Rush Chairman; Soccer Club; Field Hockey. Lisa Ellen Eisenberg Rumson, NJ; Psvchologv: Alpha Phi, Panhel, President; ODK; Order of Omega; ' Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister; SAC, Publicity; Equestrian Club; Big Little Sister. Julia Beth Ellinwood Albany, NY; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Forum; SAC; LLJV. Darrin Charles Elsom Conyngham, PA; Mechanical En- gmeering. Caryn Beckert Englehardt Hawthorne, NJ; Architecture; Delta Gamma. Peter Carl Rolf Ericson Oneonta, NY; Marketing; V ' arsit ' Squash; J.V. Tennis; Squash Club; American Marketing Association. Jason William Evans Turnersville, NJ; Electrical En- gineering; Eta Kappa Nu; WLVR. Marianne Pagan Upper Saddle River, NJ; Biochemistry; American Chemical Societv. Marc Anthony Falato Lyndhurst, NJ; Foreign Careers; Delta Tau Delta, Correspbndmg Secretary ' , Ser ice Chair- man; Forum; Council of Student Presidents; Discipline Committee; Freshman Orientation. Lois Marie Falcicchio Bellmore, NY; Accounting; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Gryphon Societv; LUV. Arlene Mary Falkowski Cranford, NJ; Electrical En- gineering; Alpha Gamma Delta; I.M., Manager; Panhel Council, Pledge Representative; AIM; Big Sister. Michael Carl Farina Mendham, NJ; Accounting; Zeta Psi, Social Chairman, Historian; Facultv Kids Workshop; Stabler Arena Security. Richard Timothy Farrell Fort Lee, NJ; International Busi- ness; Alpha Sigma Phi. Prudential Committee; Varsity Lacrosse. Gwendolyn Leigh Faunce Ocean City, NJ; Economics; Honors Convocation; Beta Gamma Sigma; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Riding Club. John Charles Faunce Ambler, PA; Mechanical Engineer- ing. Mohammed Arif Fazil Nairobi, Kenya; Civil Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; J.V. Soccer and Basketball; WLVR; CFS; ASCE. George Anthony Federico Villanova, PA; Electrical En- gineering; Theta Chi, Scholarship Chairman; Forum; IFC; Senior Gift Campaign. Gregg Theodore Fedus Colchester, CT; CiWl Engineer- ing; ASCE. Ann Monica Feigl Bethlehem, PA; Enghsh; Sigma Tau Delta; Amaranth; LM. Volleyball. Mark Jeffrey Feldman Matavvan, NJ; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, l.M. Manager, Chaplain; Finance Club; Marketing Club. Robert Samson Louis Feldman Blairstown, NJ; Management; Kappa Alpha, House Manager; Scuba Club. 325 Rodney J. Fleck Glenn D. Flinchbaugh Scott A. Foerster Michael W. Fogle Christopher A. Foster Julia A. Frandsen Charles T. Freeman Joseph E. Freeman Robert M. Freeman, Jr. Thomas J. Freeman 326 Felson-Gallagher Elise M. Fernandes George A. Fertal Robert S. Fink Robert |. fithidn Raymond H. Fitzsinimons John Y. Fizette Caroline Fox Mark A. Fox Gisele D. Francois Donna M. Frost Cheryl L. Fulkerson Mark J. Gallagher Ethan Joseph Felson West Hartford, CT; Foreign Careers; Who ' s Who; Gryphon Society; Forum; RHC; Human Di- versity League; Progressive Student Alliance; College Democrats. Edward Anthony Fenley Perkasie, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; ASME. Elise Maria Fernandes New Bedford, MA; Psychology; Softball; LUV; Big Brothers Big Sisters; Twilight Commit- tee. George Anthony Fertal Bethlehem, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; ASME; Cooperative Education. Robert Sterling Fink Hollidaysburg, PA; Civil Engineer- ing; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; ASCE; Air Force ROTC, Squadron Commander. Scott Alan Finken Easton, PA; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Douglas S. Fishman Oakland, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; College Bowl Team; Hillel Society Robert )ames Fithian Aston, PA; Marketing; Chi Psi; Football; Hockey Raymond Heath Fitzsimmons Simsbury, CT; Account- ing; Alpha Chi Rho, Treasurer; S-Vear Graduate; Lacrosse; Commercial Real Estate Researchers. John Young Fizette Stroudsburg, PA; Electrical Engineer- ing; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Air Force ROTC; Astronomy Club. Rodney J. Fleck Wayne, PA; Computer Science; Phi Kappa Theta, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer; Social Chairman; Dean ' s List. Glenn Dale Flinchbaugh York, PA; Electrical Engineer- ing; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappu Nu; Forum; Mustard and Cheese. Scott Allan Foersler Denville, NJ; Mechanical Engineer- ing; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; SAE; Ski Club. Michael William Fogle Easton, PA; Compute Engineer- ing; Tau Beta Pi. Christopher Allen Foster Medford Lakes, NJ; Finance; Psi Upsilon. Caroline Fox Holmdel, NJ; Accounting. Mark Alan Fox Glastonbury, CT; Computer Science; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Social Chairman. Gisele Del Valle Francois Trinidad and Tobago; In- dustrial Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta, Ritual Chair- man; WLVR; Minority Freshman Counselor. Julia Anne Frandsen Gaithersburg, MD; International Relations; Kappa Alpha Theta, Assistant Marshall; Navi- gators; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; WLVR. Charles Townsend Freeman Radnor, PA; Accounting; Theta Xi; Beta Alpha Psi; Phi Eta Sigma. Joseph Edward Freeman Queens, NY; Industrial En- gineering Economics; Dean ' s List; Society of Black En- gineers; Economics Societ)-. Robert Matthew Freeman, Jr. Garden City, NY; Finance; Theta Delta Chi, President. Thomas John Freeman Wayne, NJ; Accounting; Sigma Nu, Lieutenant Commander; Sigma Tau Delta. Donna Marie Frost Fairfield, CT; Computer Science; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; RHC, Activities Coordinator. Cheryl Lynn Fulkerson Centerreach, NY; Mechanical En- gineering; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME, Secretar ' ; Student Facultv Council; Phi Kappa Theta. Mark Joseph Gallagher Blue Bell, PA; Electrical Engineer- ing; CSEE, Student Faculty Council; IEEE. 327 Joel D. Gilley Richard A. Glass 328 Galluppi-Glysing-Jensen Douglas U. Garistina Scott D. Garner Kurt C. Gastrock Alicia A. Gavdos Da id A. Geesev Rachel E. Gehrke Faith R. Glazier Steven R. Gluck Jesper Glysing-Jensen Michael Joseph Calluppi Sellersville, PA; Electrical En- gineenng; Intramurals. William Paul Calvin Forest Hills, NY; Accounting; Theta Chi; Dean ' s List; l.M. Supervisor; Finance Club; Market- ing Club. Michael James Gano Reading, PA; Electrical Engineer- ing. Brian Richard Gara Cazenovia, NY; Journalism; Delta L ' psilon, V.P., Director of Alumni Relations; Dean ' s List- Baseball; Ski Club; Hockey; BSU. Linda Marie Garibaldi Valhalla, NY; Accounting; Alpha Phi, President, Social Chairman; Order of Omega; Forum; SAC; Panhellenic Council; WISE. Douglas Umbert Garistina Rockville Centre, NY; Fi- nance; Delta Upsilon; Finance; WLVR. Scott David Gamer Lititz, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Ci Rho. Kurt Claude Gastrock Annapolis, MD; Mechanical En- gineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Service Chairman; Sailing Club; ASME. Robert Francis Gates San Francisco, CA; Industrial En- gineering; Chi Phi. Alayne Dean Gatti Scotch Plains, NJ; Finance; Epitome; Tau Epsilon Phi Little Sisters; Alpha Phi Omega; Finance Club. Georgia Lynn Gaul Holmdel, NJ; Finance; Phi Eta Sigma; FMA; Investment Club; WISE; Big Sister; Finance Club. Kerri A. Gaumer Allentown, PA; Chemical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Service Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, Corresponding Secretan ' ; AICHE. John J. Gavigan Pittston, PA; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu; HE; International Relations Club. Alicia Ann Gaydos Linden, NJ; Materials Science and En- gineering; Listening Line; LUV; WISE; SWE; Mustard and Cheese; Alpha Epsilon Pi Little Sister. David Alan Geesey ienna, VA; Computer Science; Highland Guard Commander. Rachel Ellen Gehrke Litchfield, CT; Government French. Jean Ann Geoly Lincroft, NJ; Accounting Finance; Kappa Alpha Theta, Education Chairman; F L ; National Honor Society; Alpha Phi Omega; Finance Club. Katina Louise Georgopulo Westport, CT; Economics; Alpha Phi, Pledge Master; Ski Club; Hellenic Society; LLK ' . James Robert Geschwindt Dovvningtown, PA; Mechani- cal Engineenng; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; SAE; Chess Club. James Frederic Geurts Lancaster, PA; Electrical Engineer- ing; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Air Force R(!5TC, Corps Commander. Clark E. Gill Bridgewater, NJ; Alpha Tau Omega. Joel Douglas Gilley Bethlehem, PA; Finance Marketing; Fairchild-Nlartindafe Student Associate; Marketing Quo; Investment Club; Finance Club; Lehigh Christian Fellov r- ship; Lehigh Entrepreneurs. Richard Allen Glass Hummelstown, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; Alpha Phi Omega. Faith R. Glazier Springfield, PA; Finance; Beta Gamma Sigma; FMA; Omicron Delta Kappa; Fairchild-Martindale Center for Studv of Private Enterprise; Choir; Jazz Coali- tion. Steven Robert Gluck Long Valley, N7; Electrical En- gineering; Kappa Alpha, V.P.; Corresponding Secretary: Varsits ' College Bowl; IEEE. Jesper Glysing-Jensen Princeton, NJ; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. Adrian I. Gorsline Yamini Goswami John T. Grant Kimberly S. Greenbaum Sheldon H. Greenblatt Cheryl E. Grubmeyer Todd C. Guenther Aileen H. Gural Sheryl L. Gutter Teresa Haberek 330 Goel-Haney Hinvard D. Goldberg David S. Golden William Goldtarb Carlton D. Goldthwaite Bethanne B. Goodwin Susan B. Gordon Lisa L. Hakim Virginia Hamel Brian D. Haney Nidhi Goel Stavanger, Norway; Chemical Engineering; Indian Students Association; AlCE; International Club; Society of Women Engineers. Bruce Martin Goldberg Simsbury, CT; Accounting; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Rush Chairman, V.P.; Track. Howard David Goldberg Oakland, NJ; Electrical En- fineering; Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman; Phi Eta igma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Brass Quintet; Concert Band. David Scott Golden East Windsor, NJ; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Junior Class Executive Committee; Outing Club. William Goldfarb Caracas, Venezuela; Electrical En- gineering Industrial Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu; Tau Beta Pi; Photography Club; Scuba Club; Young Entrepreneurs Association; Spanish Club. Marc Allen Goldschmidt Needham, MA; Computer En- gineering; Chi Phi, V.P.; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Bonnie Patrice Goldsmith Garden City, NY; Finance Management; Alpha Omicron Pi, Assistant Pledge Trainer; Panhellenic Delegate; Chapter Relations Delegate; LUV; WISE. Carlton deVal Goldthwaite Brielle, NJ; Finance; Pi Lambda Phi. Bethanne B. Goodwin Penn Valley, PA; Social Relations English; Alpha Gamma Delta; Sigma Tau Delta; United States and Canadian Gold Medalist in Figure Skahng; Na- honal Collegiate Figure Skating Championships, Senior Competitor. Susan Beth Gordon Newton, MA; Finance; Delta Gamma. Adrian Isaac Gorsline Sayre, PA; Electrical Erigineering; Phi Gamma Delta, Historian, Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Football. Yamini Goswami Monsey, NY; Biology: WISE; Big Brothers Big Sisters; Forum; Biology Club. John Thomas Grant Darien, CT; Accounting; Concert Band; Marching Band; WLVR. Kimberly Sue Greenbaum Edison, NJ; Accounting; Alpha Phi, Scholarship Chairman; Beta Alpha Psi, Treasurer; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; SAC, V.P.; Brown and White, Business Staff. Sheldon Howard Greenblatf Woodbury, NY; Finance; Delta Phi; Investment Club; Finance Club. David A. Greene Haddonfield, NJ; Environmental Sciences and Resource Management; Phi Eta Sigma; Who ' s Who; Mustard Cheese; LUV; Progressive Students. Ronald Gregory East Orange, NJ; Journalism; Basketball; PRSSA; Black Student Union; Brown and White. Bradley S. Gross Oceanside, NY; Economics; Delta Up- silon, V.P., Steward, House Manager, Social Chairman. Cheryl Elizabeth Grubmeyer Wormleysburg, PA; Marketing; Kappa Alpha Theta, Historian; Marketing Club. Todd Coyle Guenther Berwyn, PA; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, Public Relations; Forum, Social Policy and Traffic Appeals Committee; IFC, Faculty Relations, Rush Committee. Aileen Harriet Gural Staten Island, NY; Foreign Careers. Sheryl Lynn Gutter Longmeadow, LA; Finance; Delta Gamma; Markehng Club; Association of Collegiate In- vestment Entrepreneuers; Investment Club; SAC. Teresa Haberek Bayshore, NY; Accounting; Cross- country; SAC, Special Events; LUV. Lisa Lynn Hakim Spring Lake Heights, NJ; Accounting; Delta Gamma, V.P., Rush, Public Relattons Officer; SAC, Treasurer. Virginia Hamel Bethlehem, PA; English; Alpha Omicron Pi, House Manager; Sigma Tau Delta; Big Little Sister. Brian Douglas Haney Flourtown, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Theta Delta Chi, House Manager, Social Chair- man; Dean ' s List; Air Force ROTC; Senior Class E.xecutive Council. 331 John J. Herd Jonathan D. Herr 332 Hanna-Herwig Charles E. Hashini Darrell R. Haskell Ion K. Haverstick ndrew H. Hetternan, Jr. Mark F. Heinze Lorraine G. Helfgott larshall D. Hendrian, jr. Lori A. Henne Brenda S. Henshall James C. Herrigel Michael E. Hershman I chard L. Herwig Nancy Lynn Hanna Abington, PA; Finance; Alpha Gamma Delta, President, Recording Secretary; Order of Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa. Tiffany Anne Harpel Langhorne, PA; Accounting; Gamma Phi Beta; LUV; Finance Club; Marketing Club. Philip Schuylar Harris Glenside, PA; Marketing; Delta Chi; Marketing Club; Committee for Nuclear Awareness. Ted Lee Harris Philadelphia, PA; Chemical Engineering; Zela Psi, Secretary. Colleen Ann Harvey Chester, NJ; Psychology; Kappa Alpha Theta, Pledge Master. Charles Edward Hashim Irvington, NY; Biology; Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman; Health Professions Club; Ski Club. Darrell Robert Haskell Wappingers Falls, NY; Computer Engineering. Jon Kevin Haverstick Audubon, PA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Delta Sigma Phi; Pi Tau Sigma; Marching Band. Sean Russel Havey Dallas, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Ski Club. Sandra Lynn Hayward Basking Ridge, NJ; Psychology. Robert Gunnell Hazard Vienna, VA; Electrical Engineering. Joseph Patrick Heaney Summit, NJ; Accounting; Alpha Chi Rho, Scholarship Chairman; Investment Cfub; Marketing Club. Carl Arthur Hedgren Pittsburgh, PA; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Outing Clup; Intramural Golf; Basket- ball; Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Andrew Humphrey Heffernam. Jr. Allentown, PA; Computer Engineering; Computing Society. Mark Francis Heinze Ramsey, NJ; Government; Delta Upsilon, Treasurer; Pi Sigma Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Pre- law Society. Lorraine Gaule Helfgott Verona, NJ; Computer Science; Phi Eta Sigma; Class Executive Committee; Greek Week Publicity Committee; Alcoa Scholarship. Chet Robert Hemmerle Emmaus, PA; Economics. Donald Dale Henderson, III. North Huntingdon, PA; Finance; Basketball; Brown and White. Marshall Dexter Hendrian, Jr. Glen Ridge, NJ; English; Chi Phi; Sigma Tau Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Dean ' s List; Football; Air Force ROTC. Lori Ann Henne New Holland, PA; Finance; Big.Little Sister Program; Finance Club; Marketing Club; Outing Club; Art and Architecture Society. Brenda Sue Henshall Westfield, NJ; International Marketing; Alpha Gamma Delta, V.P., Fraternity Edu- cation; I.M. Manager; Dean ' s List; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister, V.P.; PRSSA. John James Herd Radnor, PA; Government; Alpha Chi Rho, Social Chairman; Lacrosse. Jonathan D. Herr Avalon, NJ; Accounting Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, Steward, Public Relahons Officer; Wrestling team; Finance Club; Senior Gift Campaign. James Christian Herrigel Murray Hill, NJ; Accounting; Sigma Chi. Michael Edward Hershman Allentown, PA; Govern- ment; Pi Sigma Alpha; .-Xrmy ROTC, Battalion Com- mander; Scabbard and Blade, President; Association of the U.S. Army. Richard Louis Herwig Willow Grove, PA; Mechanical Engineering: Alpha Sigma Phi, President. 333 Steven M. Hofmann James A. Hogan Douglas J. Holland Scott D. Holt Jennifer M. Horn John D. Hulleberg Terri L. Hunt Gerald lacouzzi Djoni H. lljas Kenji Inomata 334 Hess-Irish Barrel VV. Hildobrand David G. Hill Geolirey H. ilil Mark I. Hinnau Susan E. Hiscox Glenn C. Hoffman William D. Home Eric J. Horowitz Michael R. Hughes Robert C. Intelisano Robert L. lola, Jr. Kristin L. Irish Adam Russell Hess Boyertown, PA; Chemical Engi- ni ' i-niig; Alpha Tau Omega, House Manager; Rugby Club, Team Captain, Social Chairman; AICHE. Pamela Anne Hewson North Haledon, NJ; Finance Psychology. Barret Wesley Hildebrand Challont, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Eta kappa Nu; Gryphon Society; Rugby Club. David Gary Hill Baldwin, NY; Biology; Tau Epsilon Phi, Steward, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Frisbee Team. Geoffrey Hamilton Hill Cavendish, VT; Finance; Sigma NU, Social Chairman; Scuba Club; ROTC Rangers; Color Guard; Investment Club; WLVR, Business Manager. Wayne Robert Hill Bangor, PA; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; AICHE; American Chemical Society; Inlramurals. Curtis William Hillegas Schwenksville, PA; Chemistry Pre-Med; Theta Chi, Alumni Coordinator. Mark I. Hinnau Hellertown, PA; Industrial Engineering; HE. Susan Elizabeth Hiscox Wilkes-Barre, PA; Psychology; Psi Chi, Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister. Glenn Charles Hoffmann Wayne, NJ; Foreign Careers; Delta Tau Delta; I.M. Manager, Social Chairman, Assis- tant Treasurer; Rugby Club; Epitome, Photographer. Steven Michael Hofman Stratford, CT; Accounting; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller. James Andrew Hogan Lansdale, PA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Pi Tau Sigma. Douglas John Holland Rockville Centre, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Chi, Rush Coordinator, Little Sisters Coordinator; Judicial Chairman; ASME. Scott David Holt Austin, TX; Materials Engineering; Sigma Nu; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Jennifer M. Horn Short Hills, NJ; Psychology; Gama Phi Beta, Recording Secretary ' , Assistant Pledge Master. William David Home New Britain, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Marching 97; Concert Band, Tour Manager; IEEE. Eric Jon Horowitz Teaneck, NJ; Economics; Chi Psi, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Leonard Pool Entre- preneurial Scholarship; Entrepreneurial Club. Michael Rice Hughes Ramsey, NJ; Chemical Engineering; Delta Phi; AICHE, Officer; fntramural Sports. John David Hulleberg New Canaan, CT; Foreign Careers; Ski Team. Terri Lynne Hunt Kinnelon, NJ; Finance Marketing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Public Relations, Chairman, Rush Chairman; Marketing Club, President; WISE; Finance Club. Gerald lacouzzi Whippany, NJ; Computer Science; Phi Kappa Theta, Assistant Social Chairman. Djoni Hendra Iljas West Caldwell, NJ; Molecular Biology; Phi Kappa Psi, Alumni Chairman; Allied Health Profes- sion Society; Biology Club; Brass Ensemble; Ski Club. Kenji Inomata Tokyo, Japan; Accounting; Delta Chi; I.M Manager; Investment Club; Entrepreneur Club. Robert Curtis Intelisano Rockaway Park, NY; Marketing; Delta Chi, I.M. Manager; Merit Award; Entrepreneur Club; Investment Club; Marketing Club. Robert Louis lola, Jr. Somerset, NJ; Marketing. Kristin Lee Irish Cheshire, CT; Economics French; Alpha Phi, Recording Secretary, Alumni Relations Officer; Who ' s Who; Visiting Lecturers Committee; Brown and White; Panhellenic, Rush Counselor; Career Intern; Twilight. 335 Vincent |. l zo Valerie lablow Catherine A. Jaccodine Christopher S lackman Thomas ]. Jacobson Donald S. Jefferis, Jr. Charles K. Jenkins Elaine J. Jennings Amv E. Jepson Derek S. lessen Thomas A. Kahrl, Jr. Carolyn Kainer 336 Izzo-Kasten Fit gerald Jaeger Stt. ' pht. ' n K. James Robert J. Jaramillo Karen A. Johnson Peter D. Johnson Theodore F. Johnson Thomas C. Jost Mark E. Jurkowich Jeanette H. Kahng W Thorsten F. Kappey Stephen M. Kapral, Jr. Susan F. Kasten Vincent John Izzo Schenectadv, NY; Electrical Engi- neering; Alpha Sigma Phi; Scufea Club, Treasurer; Air Force ROTC. Valerie Jablow Westville, NJ; English; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Marchmg Band; Concert Band; Choral Union; Pep Band; Intramurals; Ensemble. Catherine Anne Jaccodine Allcntown, PA; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta; Varsity Cheerleading; Class Officer; Cirvphon Society. Christopher Shawn Jackman Richmond, MA; Electrical |-ngineering; Phi Kappa Psi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa u. Thomas John Jacobson Toledo, OH; Chemical Engi- neering; Alumni Outreach Program; AICHE; Forum. J. Fitzgerald Jaeger Bethlehem, PA; Electrical Engineering. Stephen Robert James Glen Arm, MD; Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; SAE; East Asia Society; Intramurals. Robert Jess Jaramillo Valley Stream, NY; Accounting; Psi Upsilon, President, V.P., Rush Chairman; Marching Band; Varsity Band; IFC, Social Committee, Rusn Committee; Association ot Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Donald Sharp Jefferis, Jr. Coatesville, PA; Marketing; Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman; Rugby Club. Charles Kevin Jenkins Line Lexington, PA; Chemical Engineering. Elaine Joyce Jennings Clastonbur ' , CT; Accounting; Beta Alphii Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Brown and White; SAC; Presidential Ball Committee. Amy Elizabeth Jepson Shelton, CT; Finance; Kappa Alpha Theta; Beta Gamma Sigma; FMA; Fairchild- Martindale Center for the Studv ot Private Enterpnse Student Association; Syracuse L ' niversit - Scholarship; Forum, Transfer Subcommittee; Broun and White; In- vestment Club; WISE. Derek Scott Jessen Virginia Beach, VA; Chemical Engineering; Army ROTC; Color Guard. Karen Anne Johnson Gilbert, PA; English Marketing. Peter Duane Johnson Orcfield, PA; Finance. Theodore Franklin Johnson Willingboro, NJ; Civil Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Track Field: Tutonal Director; Counseling Coordinator; Black Student Union; ASE: National Societ ' of Black Engineers. Michael Andrew Jones Springfield, PA; Finance; Delta Phi, Social Chairman, Historian, Alumni Relations; Fi- nance Club; Investment Club; Entrepreneurs Club; Marketing Club; Forum. William Hylton Jones, Jr. St. James, NY; Accounting; Rugby Club, President, Match Secretary; WLVR. Thomas Charles Jost Media, PA; Economics; Zeta Psi; Economics Club; Committee for Nuclear Awareness. Mark Eric Jurkowich Millburn, NJ; Philosophy History; Philosophy Club, President, Secretary. Jeanette Heather Kahng Great Neck, NY; Finance Marketing; Brown and White. Thomas Allin Kahrl, Jr. Fallmouth, MA; International Relations; Delta Tau Delta. Carolyn Kainer Pennington, NJ; Finance; Alpha Omicron Pi, Corresponding Secretary, Ritual; Order of Omega; Finance Club; WfSE; Forum, Subcommittee Chairman; Senior Gift Campaign. Thorsten Frank Kappey Baltimore, MD; Materials Science and Engineering; I.M., Manager; Student Metallurgical Societv, Treasurer; ASM. Stephen Mocker Kapral, Jr. Richmond, VA; International Relations: Chi Psi, Steward: Football. Susan Faith Kasten Marlboro, MA; Finance: Finance Club; LUV; Brown and White: Omicron Delta Kappa; WISE. Edward G. Kehoe Eileen A. Kehoe Mary A. Kelly Robert C. Kenney, jr. Seth H. Kensinger Stephen E. Kiel David A. Kilgallon David W. King Elizabeth J. King Richard L. Kleban George N. Kledaras Peter B. Kleid 338 Katz-Knippenberg Mark A. kiuulich I ocl I . Kcarns I leoigc A. Keck ' Mark L. Keim Rosalind K. Kellev Edward I. Kellv I4ifei ih Patrick J. kilgalkm In H. Kim Thomas Y. Kim Leslie Klem Joseph j. Knaap Susan Knippenberg Andrew S. Katz Swampscott, MA; Marketing Management; Beta Theta Pi, Steward, Secretary; Inter- national Relations Club; Debate Club. Julie Ann Kauffman Lebanon, PA; Foreign Careers Intemationdl Relations; Alpha Gamma Delta, I usti Chair- man, Pledge President; Sigma lota Rho; WISE, Big Sister; Alpha Gamma Delta Scholarhship Award; Intramural Manager. Mark Andrew Kavulich Scranton, PA; Civil Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary,, Streward; Golf Team, Captain; ASCE, Treasurer. Ted Lewis Kearns Medfield, MA; Accounting; Committee for Nuclear Awareness. George Andrew Keefe Montrose, NY; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Upsilon, Steward; Intramurals. Edward George Kehoe Mahopac, NY; Accounting; Kappa Sigma, House Guard; Cross Country, Co-Captain; Track Team. Eileen Ann Kehoe Somers, NY; Accounting. Mark Lowell Keim Bangor, PA; Finance; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Co-Steward. Rosalind Kay Kelley Darien, CT; Government English; Gamma Phi Beta, Historian, Panhel Delegate; Sigma Tau Delta. Edward Joseph Kelly Melrose, MA; Electrical Engineering; Rugby; Gr ' phon Society. Mary Antoinette Kelly Cumberland, Rl; Marketing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Assistant Rush, Social Chairman; Marketing Club; Finance Club. Roberi Charles Kenney, Jr. Willow Grove, PA; Finance; Sigma Nu, House Manger; Ski Club; Pre-law Society; Investment Club; Finance Club. Seth Hagen Kensinger Manheim, PA; Chemistry; American Chemical Society; St. Peter ' s Campus Ministry; Astronomv Club. Stephen Edward Kiel Hatboro, PA; Computer Engi- neering; Delta Chi, Sergeant at Arms; Pledge President; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. David Armando Kilgallon Bristol, PA; Computer Engi- neering; Black Student Union; WLVR; Residence Hall Council. Patrick James Kilgallon Nanuet, NY; Finance; Kappa Sigma; Investment Club; Brown and White; LUV. In Hwan Kim Lansdale, PA; Electrical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kapp Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Astronomy Club, Treasurer; Chess Club; Computer Society; LCF. Thomas Y. Kim Bound Brook, NY; Biology; Phi Beta Kappa; Forum. David W. King Bethlehem, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Zeta Psi House Manager, Rush Chairman; Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma; Baseball. Elizabeth Jane King Mars, PA; Accounting Finance; Alpha Omicron Pi, Recording Secretar ' , Actix-ihes Chair; Panhel Officer; Who ' s Who; FMA; CARE; Epitome, Sales Manager, Senior Editor. Richard Lewis Kleban Greenburgh, NY; Journalism; Brown and White, Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Page Editor, News Editor, Sports Editor. George Nicholas Kledaias Wilmington, DE; Electrical Engi- neering; WLVR; IEEE; Hellenic Society. Peter Bennett Kleid Fairfield, CT; Materials Science and Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu. Leslie Renee Klem Franklin Park, NJ; Biology; LUV; Marching Band: Presidenhal Ball; Choral Union; Health Professions Club; Biology Club; Hillel Society; Varsity Band. Joseph Joh Knaap Washington, NJ; Mechanical Engi- neenng; ASME. Susan Knippenberg Monsev, NY; Accounting; Chi Delphia; Beta Alpha Psi; Epitome, Livign Editor, Assis- tant Business Manager; Brown and White, Assistant Photo Editor; LUV; Senior Class Gift Campaign. 339 Paul R. KnoUmever Adrianne M. Kodisch Michele M. Komnath Thomas P. Koons Gregory W. Koop Roman Korsunsk - Michael C. Kosko lane R. Kosteinik Amv E. Kovarick Mark M. Kovanagi Jill C. Ladota Brenda A. Lamarca 340 Knollmeyer-Lauer Kim 1.. Koprowski Deborah J. KDrnfeld Ia ' hu ki i sLinsk ' iacqueline Krasas David A. Kristof Karin B. Krueger Dunna 1. Kuver Julia P. Lackman JoN ' ce E. Lacko Scott R. Lane Margaret H. Larson Jonathan L. Lauer Paul Ryan Knollmeyer Demarest, N]; Accounting Financf; Phi Gamm.i Delta, President, Correspondine Secretarv ' , Markutin Club; Investment Club; IPC, Rush Committee. Adrianne Mary Kodisch Wantagh, NY; Psychology l-dreign Careers; Delta Gamma, Social Chairman, Historian. Michele M. Komnath Livingston, N); Materials Engineering. Ttiomas P. Koons Beltilehem, PA; Chemical Engineering; AICHE. Gregory Winter Koop Basking Ridge, NJ; Computer Engi- neering; Theta Delta Chi, Pledge Master, Social Chair- man, Executive Committee; Basketball; Polo; Squash; IMB Club; Mountain Climbing Club. Kim Lenora Koprowski Franklin Lakes, NJ; Finance; Swimming, Captain; Brown and White, Photographer; Photographv Club. Deborah joy Kornfeld Tenafly, NJ; Statistics; Kappa Alpha Theta; Powderpuff. Leon Korsunsky Philadelpia, PA; Mechanical Engneering; Dean ' s List; Freshman Honor Society; Chess Club; Tae Kwon Do Club. Roman Korsunsky Hamsburg, PA; Electrical Engineering; Delta Chi, Secretarv, Sports Manager; Karate Club, President. Michael Carl Kosko Susquehanna, PA; Finance; Chi Psi, Secretary; Football. Jane Rea Kostelnik Newton, NJ; Psychology: Psi Chi; Choir; Progressive Student Alliance. Amy Elizabeth Kovarick Stroudsburg, PA; Computer Science; Alpha Phi. Mark Minoru Koyanagi Wvckoff, NJ; International Relations; Phi Delta Theta, Secretarv, l.M. Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; Pi Sigma Alpha; Progressive Students Alliance; College Democrats; East Asia Society, President; Committee for Nuclear Awareness; Amnesty International; Chess Club. Jacqueline Krasas Newtown Square, PA; Social Relations; PRSSA. David Anthony Kristof Pittsburgh, PA; Computer Science; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Scholarship Chairman; Arnold Air Society. Karin Beth Krueger Medford, NJ; Marketing; Delta Gamma, Panhel Delegate, Song Chairman; SAC, President; Order of Omega, Omicron Delta Kappa; Marketing Club; Council of Student Presidents; LIJV; Forum; WISE; Choir. Mark John Kucirka Northampton, PA; Architecture Civil Engineering; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Art Architecture Society; WLVR. Neslihan Sacide Kutlu Livingston, NJ; Psychology; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society; Depart- mental Honors; WLVR. Donna Judith Kuver Short Hills, N]; Finance; Kappa Alpha Theta, Head Marshall, Activities Chairman, Co- Rush Chairman; Forum, Secretary, Treasurer; Gr phon; RHC, Secretarv. Julia Parant Lackman Middleburg, VA; Electrical Engi- neering; Alpha Phi, Chaplain. Joyce Ellen Lacko Union, NJ; Marketing; Marching ' 97, Senior Representative; American Marketing Association; Markehng Club; Varsity Band. Jill Christine Ladota Stamford, CT; Accounting; Alpha Phi, Steward, Standards Chairman; Beta Alpha Psi: Field Hockey; Lacrosse; Newman Council; WISE; Executive Committee ' 87. Brenda Ann Lamarca Bath, PA; Psycholog ' ; Big Brothers- Big Sisters: Pre-law Society, V.P. Scott Robert Lane Sagamore Beach, MA; Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman; Marketing Club; Admissions Office: Development Office. Margaret Helen Larson Springfield, VA; Electrical Engj- neenng; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; IEEE. Jonathan Lynes Lauer Pittsburgh, PA; Mecharucal Engi- neering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Soaal Chainnan 341 V Edward L. LeComte Chong D. Lee David K. Llii;IU Marwinn F leonardis Annette S. Lepore ir Brian J. Lerner Robert L. Lescanec Michael W. Levin Robert L Levine Andrew M. Levy John G. Lewis Robert R. Lewis 342 Lauria-Linahan Leonard Y. Lee Tzuo-Li Lee Amv L. Leibowit Luis B. Lim Anthonv D. Limbardo Linda C. Linahan Marilyn Elizabeth Lauria New Rochelle, .NTY; Geology; Geology Club, rrt-sident: LUV. Robert J. Lawson Drexol Hill, PA; Mechanical Engineerine; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; SAE; ASME; Astronomy Club. Cathryn Alicia Lavdon Hamden, CT; Government; V ' arsitv Girls Basketball; P re-law Society; Soccer Club. Cynthia Joan Learn Irvington, NY; Economics; Fairchild- Martmdale Student AssiKiate; Ski Team; Marketing Club. Jane Elise Lebovitz Springfield, NJ; Marketing; Kappa Alpha Theta, Treasurer; Marketing Club; Pre-law Society; LUV. Edward Light LeComte Garden City, NY; Industrial Engi- neering; Marching Band, Rank Leader, Varsity Band; lit; Forum. Chong Dae Lee Great Neck, NY; Architecture. Leonard Young Lee Watchung, NJ; Biolog ' ; Dean ' s List; Jazz Coalition. President; LUV. Tzuo-Li Lee Harrisburg, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, President; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; Brown and VVTiite; Intramural Wrestling Champ. Amy Louise Leibowitz Litchfield, ME; Accounting Finance; Beta Alpha Psi; RHC, Activities Coordinator; Gryphon Society; SAC, Publicity. David Robert Leight Quakertown, PA; English Journalism; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Brown and White; Amaranth; Forum; Jazz Coalition; Woodrow Wilson Fellows Committee. Maryann Elena Leonardis Union, XJ; Finance; Golden Heart of Sigma Phi Epsilon; Brown and White, Assistant Circulation Manager; Investment Club; LUV. Annette Susan Lepore Pittsburgh, PA; Industrial Engi- neering; Alpha Omicron Pi, Chapter Relations Chairman, Activities Chairman; Theta Chi Little Sisters; HE; Societv ' of Women Engineers. Brian Jeffrey Lemer Springfield, NJ; Mechanical Engi- neering; Soccer Club. Robert Louis Lescanec Steelton, PA; Chemical Engi- neering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Philanthropic Committee; Tau Beta Pi; AlCHE. Nancy Val Lesk Nanuet, NY; Economics: Alpha Phi, Chapter Promotions, Social Chairman; Marketing Club; Ski Club; Brown and White. Peter Andrew Lesser Upper Cwvnedd, PA; American Studies; Pi Lambda Phi, Scholarship Chairman; Wrestling. 1. Craig Levin Wynnewood, PA; Finance. Michael William Levin Ridgewood, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; PI Tau Sigma; . SME; SAE; .Astronomv Club. Robert I. Levine Roslvn, NT; Accounting; Sigma Alpha Mu. Andrew Mark Levy Brandford, CT; Journalism; Sigma .• Ipha Mu, President, V.P., Steward, Alumni Recorder; Order of Omega; The Olympian, Editor-in-Chief; IFC, Publicity Chairman; Brown ' and White; LUV. John Grosvenor Lewis Briarcliff Manor, XY; Philosophy Histon, ' ; Philosophy Qub. Robert Richard Lewis Brielle, X); Finance; Alpha Chi Rho Public Relations Officer; Soccer; Finance Qub; In estment Club; Marketing Club. Luis Bautista Lim King of Prussia, PA; Chemical Engineering; LUV; Mustard Cheese; AICHE. Anthony Dean Limbardo Fort Lee, XJ; Finance Vlanagement; Theta Chi, Assistant Social Chairman; Brown and WTiite; Ski Club; Boxing Club. Linda Christina Linahan Greenwich, CT: Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta, Assistant Treasurer, Public Relations; Marketing Qub, Treasurer; Spanish Oub: Panhel Pubbcit ' Committee. Jeffrey K. Lipton John Y. Liu John E. Lizana mm Jenny M. Loan Nancy E. Loder Amelia K. Luckhardt David W. Lucky Kevin R. Luer Mary E. Lynn Charles E. MacFarlane Robert M. Maransky Gregory E. Marshall 344 Lipton-Matthews l.isoii 1), I olm M.irk K. l.onv; Rolx ' cca A. l.DVL ' tt lohn L. Machiilski Ronald B. Madison Diana Magosi Scot I. MalKn Adam G. Malotskv Jonathan D. Mandfl Rita A. Mascolo Robert A. Massev Brant F. MattliL ' u Jeffrey Keith Lipton Springfield, NJ; Mechanical Engineering. John Yang Liu Riverdale, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Ultimate; Choral Union. John Edward Lizana Manhattan, NY; Management; Delta Upsilon. Jenny Mary Loan New Providence, NJ; Accounting; Alpha Omicron Pi, Steward; Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart; ICARE; AIM. Nancy Elizabeth Loder Tuxedo, NY; Psychology; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Chi; LUV; WISE. Jason D. Lohn Saddle River, NJ; Electrical Enginee ring. Mark Kevin Long Camp Hill, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Alpha, V.P., House Manager, Accountant; Pi Tau Sigma; Jazz Ensemble; ASME; Concert Band; SAE. Rebecca Anne Lovett Berkeley Heights, NJ; Mechanical Engineering German; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Who ' s Who; Soccer Club; Gr phon Sodet ' ; LUV; ICARE; Out- ing Club. Amelia Kibler Luckhardt Easton, CT; Finance; Beta Gamma Sigma; Society for the Advancement of Management, Treasurer; Investment Club; Marketing Club. David William Lucky Fair Haven, NJ; Industrial Engineenng; WLVR; HE; SAE. Kevin Raymond LuerYardlev, PA; Materials Science and Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman; Boxing Club. Mary Ellen Lynn Florham Park, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta, House Chairman, Ritual Chairman; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Order of Omega; Provost ' s Advisory Board; Forum, Freshman Orientation Committee. Charles Edward MacFailane Hudson, OH; Accounting; Sigma NU, Commander, Rush Chairman; Beta Alpha Psi. John Leon Machulski Warminster, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman; ASME; Sailing Qub; Resilient Security. Ranald Bruce Madison Johnstown, PA; Ci Tl Engneering; Phi Gamma Delta, Pledge Educator, Alumni Relations; Football; Boxing; ASCE. Diana Magosi New Hvde Park, NY ' ; Markehng; Society for the Advancement of Management, President; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Kimberly L Magsam Exton, PA; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Alpha Tneta, Colonizing Sister, Assistant V.P., Finance; HE; Society of Women Engineers; Freshman Orientation Committee. James Andrew Malachowski Telford, PA; Materials Engineering; ASME. Psi b. Adam Gregg Malofsky Bloomfield, CT; Chemical En- PineeringTolvmer Science; College Republicans, resident; AICHE; Hillel Soaety Jonathan David Mandell North Woodmere, NY; Accounting; Phi Delta Theta, Scholarship, Executive Council Award; Investment Qub; Marketing Qub. Robert Michael Maransky Marlton, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu; Gryphon Society. Gregory Edward Marshall Glastonbury, CT; Electrical Engineering; Chi Phi, Historian; Amateur ' Radio Qub; IFC; IEEE. Rita A. Mascolo Tenatly, NJ; Psychology; Alpha Phi, Gr -phon Societ% ' ; Brown and White. Robert Alexander Massey New City, NY; Chemical Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta, House fvlanager; Lacrosse; AICHE. Brant Frederick Matthews Lancaster, PA; Industrial Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, Treasurer, President; Alpha Pi Mu, Treasurer; IFC, Housing Committee, Scholarship Chairman; LUV ' ; BrowTi and White, Photographer. Scot Jeffry Malloy Surf Cit ' , NJ; Electrical Engineering; I Upsilon, V.P., Corresponding Secretar. ' ; IEEE; Scuba Gu 345 Andrew Maxiiiidw Maureen E. McCawley Edward A. McDonnell Carrie L. McGan Dennis J. McHenry Patricia L. McLoone Karyn A. McMenamin Robert W. McMinn, Jr. Michael P. McNab Kenith E. Meissner, II. Carole A. Meixsell Leanne Melchner Elizabeth M. Melvin David P. Mengers 346 Maximow-Merriam Michael V. McCDrmick Caren A. McCutheon Malcolm G. McDonald Matthew T. McGill Marv ' A. McGovern Bradley W. McGowan William j. McNamara Maureen C McPartland Kathryn E. McQueen Helve Merend Richard C. Merrell Ruth A. Merriam Andrew Maximow Long Valley, NJ; Industrial Engineering. Maureen Elizabeth McCawley Luzerne, PA; Marketing; Alcoa Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Chi Phi Little Sisters, President, Treasurer; Association of Collegiate En- trepreneurs; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Michael F. McCormick Cheltenham, PA; Government; Sigma Phi, Secretary Caren Ann McCutcheon Clark, NJ; Accounting; RHC, Activities Coordinator; LUV; SAC, Publicity. Malcolm George McDonald Siesta Key, FL; Finance; Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity lennis; Association of Colle- giate Entrepreneurs, V. P., Finance Club, Treasurer; IFC, Judicial Committee; VVI.VR Edward August McDonnell Short Hills, NJ; Civil Engi- neering; Alpha Chi Rho; SSCE; LM., Tennis Champ. Carrie Lynn McGan Shrewsbury, MA; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta; Mustard and Cheese. Matthew Thomas McGill North Caldwell, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, Assistant Treasurer, Steward; HE; Karate Club. Mary Alice McGovern Swarthmore, PA; Finance; Delta Gamma. Bradley W. McGowan Essex Fells, NJ; Business Finance; Delta Upsilon, Pledge Captain, Rush Chairman, Treasurer; Golf Team, Captain, Investment Club; Finance Club; Marketing Club; LUV; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Brown and White. Dennis John McHenry Haverford, PA; Chemical Engi- neering; AICHE; SAE. Patricia Louise McLoone Bergenfield, NJ; Chemical Engineering; Marching Band, Librarian; Varsit - Band, Librarian, President; AICHE; Pep Band, Librarian, President. Karyn Anne McMenamin Medford Lakes, NJ; Finance; Delta Gama; Phi Eta Sigma; FMA. Robert Watson McMinn, Jr. Pittsburgh, PA; Accounting Finance; Phi Gamma Delta, Public Relations, Chairman; Debate Club, Secretary; Investment Club; Marketing Club. Michael Patrick McNab Glen Ridge, NJ; Electrical Engineering. William Joseph McNamara Glen Rock, NJ; Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta, Rush Chairman; IFC, Rush Committee; Rugby Club. Maureen Gail McPartland Wantagh, NY; Marketing; Alpha Omicron Pi, I.M. Manager; VarsiK ' Vollevbatl, Captain; Marketing Club, V.P.; LUV; Wise; Brown and White; Varsity Band. Kathryn Elizabeth McQueen Muttontown, NY; Ac- counting; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Choir; Dean ' s List. Kenith Erwin Meissner, II. Arlington, VA; Electrical Endneering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE; St. Peter ' s Campus Ministr Carole Ann Meixsell Pen Argyl, PA; -Computer Science. Leanne Melchner Larchmont, NY; Accounting; American Marketing .Association; Marketing Club; SAC, Publicit ' . RHC. Elizabeth Margaret Melvin Westford, MA; Economics Spanish; Omicron Delta Kappa; Diving; WISE; Women in Business; Women ' s Health Conference; Economic Club. David Paul Mengers Btwthwvn, PA; Architecture; Chi Phi, President, Pledge Master;Marching 97; Jazz Concert Band; ASCE. Helve Merend Ballston Spa, NY; Mecharucal Engineering. Richard Craig Merrell West Chester, PA; Computer Sci- ence; Phi Gamma Delta, Recording Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; Tennis Team; Boxing Club; Arnold Air Society. Ruth Ann Merriam Potomac, MD; Accounting. Robert P. Michal Christopher J. Miko Mark D. Miksis Constantine Milcos Cheryl Miller Matthew T. Miller Randall L. Miller Henrv N. Millner Jeffrey A. Milone Howard T. Minners Marcie S. Moskow Andrew E. Moss 348 Michal-Mulholland trie J. Miller Ciinnar 1 . Miller Gregory D. Mill er Richard P. Mistretta William P. Mitreuter David M. Monachino bcott E. Morrison Patricia |. Morrow Donald R. Mosebrook Christopher H. Mudrick Kenneth H. Mueller James R. MulhoUand Robert Petry Michal Old Brookville, NY; Electrical Engi- neering; Lambdo Chi Alpha; Visiting Lecturers Committee; Forum; ECE Student; Faculty Advisory Committee. Christopher Jay Miko Franklin Lakes, NJ; Accounting; Alpha Chi Kho, Ritual Officer; Investment Club; Marketing Club. Mark David Miksis Phoenixville, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Kappa Psi, V.P.; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Constantine Milcos Suffern, NY; Accounting; l.M. Manager; Investment Club; College Republicans. Cheryl Miller Cherry Hill, NJ; Accounting; Gamma Phi Beta, Scholarship Chairperson; Field Hockey; Lacrosse. Eric Joseph Miller Columbia, MD; Mechanical Engi- neering; Chi Psi, President, Steward; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma. GunnarTalbotl Miller Reading, PA; Economics; Chi Phi, Steward, House Manager; Fairchild-Martmdale Center; Dean ' s List; Ski Club; Scuba Club; Economics Society; Amateur Radio Club; Intramural Sports. Gregory Douglas Miller Pittsburgh, PA; Finance; Phi Gamma Delta, Social Chairman; Intramural and Recreation Supervisor. Matthew Taylor Miller Harrisburg, PA; Electri cal Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma. Randall Larry Miller Robesonia, PA; Government; Pi Lambda Phi; Football. Henry Neil Millner East Windsor, NJ; Electrical Erigi- neering; Delta Tau Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa NU; Phi Eta Sigma; Gryphon Society; College Democrats; IEEE; Committee for Nuclear Awareness. Jeffrey Andrew Milone Glen Ridge, NJ; Psychology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals; Big Brothers Big Sisters. Howard Todd Minners Bethesda, MD; Mechanical Engi- neering French; SAE; Concert Band; Army ROTC: Choral Union. Richard Pat Mistretta South Hempstead, NY; Psycho- biology; Kappa Alpha Society, Pledge Master, Steward; Lehigh Jazz; Concert Band; LUV; Jazz Coalition; Health Professions. William Paul Mitreuter New Providence, NJ; Computer Science; Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Academic All- American; WLVR; Newman Council, V.P.; Lehigh Chris- tian Fellowship. David Michael Monachino Poughkeepsie, NY; Account- ing; Zeta Psi, President; Beta Beta Sigma; Soccer. Todd James Morakis Edison, NJ; Finance; Phi Delta Theta, V.P., Pledge Master, Scholarship; Gryphon Society; Finance Club; Investment Club; SAC. Mary Carole Moran Florham Park, NJ; Accounting; Epitome, Business Staff; Big Sister Little Sister; Presi- dential Ball Committee; Intramurals. Scott Eric Morrison Peabody, MA; Electrical Engineering; ROTC. Patricia Jane Morrow Bethlehem, PA: Computer Science. Donald Ray Mosebrook York, PA; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha, President, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Jazz Ensemble. Marcie Sharon Moskow Wayne. NJ; FinanceTvlarketing; Alpha Phi. Pledge Master; Vlsihng Lecturers Committee; Markehng Club; Brown and White; SAC. Andrew Edward Moss Scarsdale, NY; Finance; Sigma Nu; Golf; Gr phon Societv ' : Finance Club. Christopher Haidin Mudrick Havertown, PA; Elechical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, Scholarship Chairman; Boxing Club, President; Newman Council. Kenneth Horst Mueller Mountainside, NJ: Industrial Engi- neering: Phi Kappa Psi, Alumni, Social Chairman. James Robert MulhoUand Harrison, NY; Computer Sci- ence: Model Railroad Club, V.P.; Chess Club; Astronomy Club; Computer Society. 349 Gillian M. Nicholls John E. Niechwiadowicz Joseph L. Nigro Joseph C. Nolan Patrick B. Nolan 350 Muller-Nuzzaci SinuMi i r MuiulKik Ann ' A. Mvers Diane S. Nachberg John R. Nanfeldt Stephen M. Naples Lawrence A. Nash Lucv A. Neusch Kim D. Newhart Gregory M- Nichols { Michael J. Novak Sharon M. Nudelman Edward A. Nuzzaci Eduardo Enrique Muller Caracus, Venezuela; Industrial Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; Karate Club; Marketing Club; Scuba Diving Club. Karen Lee Mulley Warminster, PA; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta; l.M. Manager; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta I ' i; Powderpuff Football; Theta Xi Little Sister. Simon Michael Mundlak Caracus, Venezuela; Finance; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Sentinel; Dean ' s List; Finance Club; En- trepreneurship; Spanish Club; Photograhy Club. Amy Allison Myers Hellertown, PA; Biology; Phi Eta Sigma; Biology Club. Diane Susan Nachbere New Milford, NJ; International Relations; Sigma Iota Rho; International Relations Club; Pre-law Society. Adele Claudia Nadalin Chatham. NJ; Mechanical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. David Eugene Nadeau Warwick, Rl; Accounting; Phi Kappa Psi; Dean ' s List; Gryphon Society; RHC, Hall President; Karate Club; National Association of Accoun- tants; Musical Rock Band. John Richard Nanfeldt Holmdel, NJ; Computer Engi- neering; IEEE; Prelaw Society; Philosophy Club. Stephen Michael Naples Bear, DE; Mechanical Engi- neering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, House Manager, Treasurer, President; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; WLVR; ASME. Lawrence Adam Nash Suffern, NY; Accounting; Grv ' phon, Social Committee; Finance Club. Stacey Nita Navins New Cit ' , NY; Accounting Finance; Finance Club; Investment Cfub. William Gregor Neff Dobbs Ferry, NY; Marketing; Pi Lambda Phi, Social Chairman, Steward; Rugby Club; Marketing Club. Anetle Christina Neleman Naples, FL; French; Kappa Alpha Theta, Standards Chairman, Panhel Delegate. Alita Stacey Nemroff Warminster, PA; Accounting; Jack Bamett Scholarship Award; Forum, Committee Chair- person; Marketing Club; RHC; Hillel Society. ]ames Robert Neumann Califon, NJ; Computer Science. Phi Kappa Theta, President, V.P., Social Chairman; Order of Omega; Baseball. Lucy Ann Neusch Closter, NJ; Computer Science; Kappa Alpha Theta, V.P., Finance, Head Marshal, Service Chair- man; WISE, Treasurer; Order of Omega; Forum, Subcom- mittee on Residential Life and Safety Awareness. Kim Denise Newhart Englewood, CO; Mechanical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Gryphon Society. Gregory Morgan Nichols Athens, PA; Computer Engi- neonng; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE, Treasurer. Gillian Mather Nicholls Ashland, PA; Industrial En- gineering; Equestrian Club; Fencing Club. John Edward Niechwiadowicz Bethlehem, PA; Compu- ter Science; Alpha Lambda Omega, President; Marchmg 97; Varsity Band. Joseph Leon Nigro Edison, NJ; Architecture Urban Studies; Phi Delta Theta, Social Chairman, Chaplain, House Manager; Soccer Club. Joseph Charles Nolan Mercerville, NJ; Computer Engi- neenng; Delta Sigma Phi; Philosophy Club. Patrick Brian Nolan Dallas, TX; Finance; Sigma Nu; In- vestment Club; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Michael Joseph Novak Lancaster, PA; Industrial Engi- neering; Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman, Fund-raising Chairman; Track; Cross Country; Ski Club, LUV. Sharon Mia Nudelman Spring Valley, NY; Alpha Phi, Fratemit - Trainer, House Manager; Brown and White; Marketing Club; SAC; Ski Club. Edward A. Nuzzaci Clarks Summit. PA; Computer Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma. .iiL Margaret A. O ' Brien Eleanor A. O ' Brvan Ron Z. Ofeck Michael R. Ogden Sheila O ' Lear Judith A. O ' Neill Pamela M. O ' Neil Alicia M. Orr Christopher J. Ortman Robert T. O ' Shaughnessy Daniel Patracuolla Patricia A. Payne 352 O ' Brien-Pegler Laura O ' Loughlin Andrew M. Olshin Joseph W. O ' Neill, Jr. Joan Pasco ■ Alan j. Paskoft Lucille T. Pastore Victor J. Pecore Linda J. Pegalis Deena G. Pegler Margaret Ann O ' Brien Ridgewood, NJ; Finance; Delta Gamma, V I ' .; Marketing Club, V.P. Programming; LUV; Investment Club. Eleanor Anne O ' Bryan Corning, NY; Marketing; Alpha Gamma Delta; AIM; Marketing Club. Ron Zion Ofeck Englewood, NJ; International Relations; Government; WLVR. Michael Richard Ogden Walnutport, PA; Civil Engi- neering; Delta Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, Assistant Pledge Master; Trac k and Field; ASCE. Sheila O ' Lear Colorado Springs, CO; Civil Engineering; Delta Gamma; Air Force ROTC. Laura O ' Loughlin Park Ridge, NJ; Accounting; Epitome, Business Manager. Andrew Matthew Olshin East Meadow, NY; Government; Phi Kappa Theta, Executive Secretarv; Boxing; Brown and White. Joseph William O ' Neill, Jr. Sao Paulo, Brazil; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi, House Manager; Varsit ' Soccer; Judo Club; Weight Lifting; Swmiming. Judith Ann O ' Neill Middletovvn, NJ; Accounhng; Alpha Omicron Pi, V.P. Pledge Education, Assistant Rush Chairman; Marketing Club; WISE. Pamela Marie O ' Neill Fair Lawn, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Chi Delphia; LUV. Alicia Marie Orr Westport, CT; Journalism; Brown and White; SAC; Markehng Club. Christopher John Ortman Allentown, PA; Finance. Robert T. O ' Shaughnessy Nutley, NJ; Accounting; Sigma Nu, Treasurer. Joanne Elaine Osinchak Old Tappan, NJ; Biochemistrv; Tau Beta Pi; ACS; LUV; WISE; Soccer Club. Stephen James Hall Owens North Reading, MA; Me- chanical Engineering; Theta Chi, Pledge Marshal, Rush Chairman; Pi Tau Sigma; M.E. Honor Societv ' . Vincent Joseph Pagliuca, III. Norwalk, CT; Industrial En- gineering, Delta Tau Delta, Recording Secretarv; Univer- sity Choir; HE; ROTC; AAS; Senior Class Gift Committee. Nancy Ann Papazian Woodcliff Lake, NJ; Spanish; PW Kappa Theta; Spanish Club. Jerilyn Gayle Parisi Edison, NJ; Finance Marketing; Kappa Alpha Theta, Recording Secretary, Standards Chairman, Service Chairman; Epitome; SAC, Publicity; Marketing Club; Finance Club; Women in Business; American Marketing Association. Joan Pasko East Brunswick, NJ; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta, Recording Secretary-; Swimming; AICHE; Newman Center Folk Group; WISE. Alan Joseph Paskoff Lvnrook, NY; Civil Engineering; Gryphon SocietN ' , President; Forum; ASCE. Lucille Therese Pastore Center Moriches, NY; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu, President; Tau Beta Pi; Dean ' s List; Senior Class Treasurer; Newman Council, President HE; Society of Women Engineers; LUV. Daniel Patracuolla Fairfield, NJ; Materials Science and Engineering; Theta Delta Chi, Rush Chairman, Recording Secretary; Swimming; Student Metallurgical Society; ASM National Member. Patricia Aiui Payne West Hazleton, PA; Molecular Biology; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramural Basketball; Marketing Club. Victor John Pecore Westfield, NJ; Finance; Phi Sigma Kappa, President, V.P., Treasurer. Linda Jeanne Pegalis Great Neck, N Y; Social Relations; Listening Line; Big Brothers Big Sisters. Deena Gail Pegler Svosset, NY; Sodal Relations; Alpha Phi, Historian, Song Chairman, Internal Social; Ski Club; Forum; LUV; Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart; Soccer Club; Health Profession Club. 353 Robert W. Plutnicki Jose C. Poblete Karl H. Pupke Kristine Pyle Andrew W. Raab, II. James G. Radzelovage Lynann M. Raiser 354 Pellock-Rathbone Nicholas A. Philippides Brian C. Phillips Jill K. Phillip ' MitkHk Lawrence I. Polev David R. Pollock, Jr. James F. Post Charles U . Pughe Lee G. Pullen Robert J. Pullen J.dl Mar - A. Ralston Mark B. Ra Stephen J. Rathbone James Stephen Pellock Frackville, PA; Accounting; Brown and VVhite; Association of CoUegjate Entrepreneurs. Jennifer Lynn Peters Tenaflv. NJ; Social Relations; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club; SAC ' Nicholas Andrew Philippides Garden City, NY; Finance. Brian Conrad Phillips Jersey Cilv, ' J; Finance ' Economics; Football; Economics Club; Finance Club; In- vestment Club; Black Student Union; National Society of Black Engineers. Jill Klein Phillips Dallas, TX; Accounting; Kappa Alpha Theta; Yacht Club; College Republicans; Presidential Ball Committee, Chair; Residence Hall Activities, Chair, President. Robert William Plutnicki Marlboro, MA; Finance; Dean ' s List; Discipline Committee; WLVR; Alpha Phi Omega; Finance Club. Jose Conrado Pascual Poblete Manila, Phillipines; Biochemistr ' ; .American Chemical Scxnety; Jazz Coalition; Squash Club; East Asia Society-. Lawrence Ira Poley Allendale, NJ; Psychology; Pre-law Society; Jazz Coalition; Explorers. David Richard Pollock, Jr. Boyertown, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Chi Little Sister Advisor; Lehigh Highland Guard; Air Force ROTC. James Francis Post Allentown, PA; Journalism Science Writing; Delta Sigma Phi, Assistant Rush Chairman, Pledge Master; Cross Countrv; Science Scope Editor; Broun and White; PRSSA. Joseph Michael Powell Nutley, NJ; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, President; Rugby. Julie Beth Powell Natick, MA; Finance; Dean ' s List; Finance Club. Henry Victor PraH, III. Wilton, CT; Architecture; Delta Chi, Sergeant at Arms, House Manager, Scholarship Chairman; Management Club; Investment Club; Art Architecture Society. Solomon Raphael Provan Eatontown, ' J; Electrical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa ' u; Tae Kwon Do Club. Laura Provenzale Livingston, NJ; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Cheerleading; In- vestment Club: Ski Club. Charles Wells Pughe Weston, MA; Business Finance; Sigma Phi. Lee Gregory Pullen Roebling, XJ: Industrial Engineering. Robert John Pullen Bethlehem, PA Marketing; Beta Theta Pi; Rugy; Photography Club; Investment Club. Karl Henry Pupke Baldwin, NY; Finance Marketing; Lambda Cni Alpha, Co-Rush Chairman: Investment Club; Finance Club; Marketing Club. Kristine Pyle Scarsdale, NY; Art; Kappa Alpha Theta, Song Leader: Brown and White; Forum. Andrew William Raab, II. London, England; Inter- national Relations; Beta Theta Pi; Photography Club; International Relations Club. James Gary Radzelovage Londonderrs ' , .N ' H; Electrical Engineering; Track Field; Model Railroad Club. Lynann Marie Raiser Wavne, PA; Marketing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Assistant Rush ' and Pledge; Marketing Club; Finance Club: Ski Club. Mary Alice Ralston Hatboro, PA; Journalism; Chi Delpnia Sisters of the White Carnation, Alumni Secretary-; Brown and White; Marketing Qub; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Mark Bohlin Ramsey Catasauqua, PA; Geology. Stephen John Rathbone Murnsville, PA; Chemical Engi- neering, Tau Beta Pi: .AICHE; ' Intramurals. David W. Reid Whitnev H. Reid John S. Reider Elizabeth M. Reilly George H. Rerig, Jr. Julie 1. Rohleder James S. Rohrbach 356 Rauss-Rossi I ' hilip j. Reoves NKirgaret E. Ketitrd Kathryn A. Reicht ' it Christian 1 . Riemann Richard E. Rinkus Robert S. Ripp Joseph P. Roche Robert A. Roepke Kimberly M. Rogers flM - Elizabeth A. Romac Erik G. Rose Robert M. Rossi Patrick John Rauss brodheadsville, PA; Engineering Physics; Society of Physics Students. Matthew Joseph Rebovich New York, NY; Journalism; Pi Kappa Alpha, Steward, House Manager; I.M. Manager; Baseball; Brown and White. Rachel B. Redd Bethlehem, PA; Government; ODK Honor Society; Who ' s Who; Ultimate Frisbee; SAC, Special Events Coordinator; Presidential Ball, Chairman; Woodrow Wilson Committee. Leslie Christine Reed Holland,, PA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Air Force ROTC. Jonathan Dale Reese Media, PA; Electrical Engineering; Delta Phi, President, Treasurer; Investment Club; En- trepreneur Club; Band; Intramural Sports. Philip Jennings Reeves Riverton, NJ; Computer Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Mustard Cheese; CSEE Student Faculty Council. Margaret Elizabeth Reford Flourtown, PA; Management Marketing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Alumnae Relations Chairperson; Dean ' s List; Finance Club; WISE. Kathryn Ann Reichert Loudonville, NY; Finance; Delta Gamma, Assistant V.P.; Rush; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; FMA; Dean ' s List; Finance Club; Eques- trian Club. David William Reid Kinnelon, NJ; Computer Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha, Recording Secretary; Hockey Club; Intramurals. Whitney Hilton Reid Harrisburg, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Phi; Investment Club; Entrepreneur CluD. John Scott Reider Olev, PA; Electrical Engineering: Chi Phi, President, V.P.; Track and Field; Scuba Club; Biking; Photography Club. Elizabeth Madeline Reilly Harrisburg, PA; Natural Sci- ence; Gamma Phi Beta, PACE Chairman, Pledge Director; Deans List; Health Professions Club; Mustard Cheese; Ski Club. George H. Rerig, Jr. Clearwater, FL; Mechanical Engi- neering; Delta Sigma Phi, Steward. Christian Thomas Riemann North Brunswick, NJ; In- dustrial Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Social Chairman; Alpha Pi Mu; HE. Richard Fred Rinkus Indiana, PA; Architecture; Gryphon Society; Society of Aware Architecture Students Robert Scott Ripp Bedford, NY; Finance; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Recorcler, Rush Chairman, Chaplain; IFC, President; Forum; Order of Omega; Brown and White, Circulahon Manager; SAMC. Shari Helen Robbins Cresskill, N]; Government; Kappa Alpha Theta, V.P., Historian; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Sigma Alpha; Pre-law Society; Forum; College Democrats; Theatre Productions. Mark Lewis Robinson Hampstead, H; Finance; Invest- ment Club; Management Society. Joseph Paul Roche Lancaster, PA; Electrical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chairman, V.P.; Forum. Robert Allen Roepke Pompton Plaii«, N ]; Industrial Engj- neenng; .Alpha Pi Mu. Kimberly Marilyn Rogers New Providence, N); Ac- counting; RHC; Vomen s Soccer Club; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Ski Club. Julie Irwin Rohleder Adelanto, CA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Equestrian Club; ASME. James Sidney Rohrbach Wayne, NJ; Electrical Engineering; .Alpha Chi Rho, House Manger. Elizabeth Ann Romac Pittsburgh, PA; Biochemistry; ACS Student Affiliates; RHC; WISE. Erik Glemi Tau Beta Pi Rose Southampton, PA; Electrical Engineering; i; Eta Kappa Nu, Secretary; IEEE. Robert Michael Rossi Holbrook, NY; Finance; Investment Club; Brown and White, Photographer. 357 Maria Rudzki Christina H. Ruebel Thomas C. Salerno Carolyn Salmon Charles R. Sander Stephen K. Sanders 3 o tooooo ' Sherrece L. Sands 358 Rosuck-Sawka Alicia M. Ruggiero Henrv A. Russell Cathy M. Russo Donna B. Saraiskv Lauren S. Saraiskv Gregory J- Sawka Kim Leslie Rosuck North Brunswick, NJ; Computer Sci- ence; Kjppa Alpha Theta; Panhclenic Representative, I ' arlimentarian; Junior Senior Class Executive Committfe: Powdorpuff Football. Christopher Lee Roth Allentown, PA; Finance; 2 ta Psi, I.M. Chairman; Beta Beta Sigma; Baseball. Susanne Renee Rubenstein Chappaqua, NY; Architec- ture Economics; Brown and White; RliC; SAC; WISE; In- vestment Club; Economics Club; LUV; Presidential Ball Committee; Intramural Manager; Hillel Society. Steve Rubich Irvington, NY; Management; Kappa Sigma, President, IFC Representative; Alpha Phi Omega; Markehng Club; Boxing Club; Ski CluD. Theodore Robert Rudel Farmin ton Hills, MI; Management Marketing; Delta Chi, President; Swimming, Captain; Water Polo, President. Maria Rudzki Greenwich, CT; Marketing. Christina Haldenwang Ruebel Summit, NJ; Accounting; Listening Line; WISE; Investment Club. Alicia Marie Ruggiero Princeton, NJ; Accounting. Henry Arrup Russell Abington, PA; Electrical Engineering; Theta Xi, Rush Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Lacrosse. Cathy Marie Russo Fanwood, NJ; Chemistry; Kappa Alpha theta; Gryphon, Secretary; Dean ' s List; Amencan Chemical Society; Soccer Club. Charles James Russo Millville, N); Metallurgy; Sigma Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Boxing Club; Outdoors Club; All or Nothing Club; American Society for Metals. Janet Alison Ryan Ellington, CT; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Volleyball; LUV; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister. Kenneth William Ryan Cherry Hill, NJ; Civil Engineering; Delta Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Ch ' i Epsilon; Air Force ROTC; ASCE. Suzanne Christine Saacke Chester, NJ; Accounting; Chi Delphia; Highland Guard Trick Rifle Drill Team. Elizabeth H. Sabo Short Hills, NJ; History. David Kenneth Sacher Weston, MA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Zeta Psi, Social Chairman; Varsity Hockev; ASME; SAE. Maria Lourdes Kattan Sahury Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Economics French; Kappa Alpha Theta, Alumnae Relations; Beta Gamma Sigma; Order of Omega; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Economics Club; Inter- national Club; LUV. Elizabeth Lee Sak Huntington, NY; Government; Pre-law Society; College Democrats; Beta Theta Pi Little Sisters. Thomas Charles Salerno Carle Place, NY; Industrial En- gineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon. Carolyn Salmon Sparta, NJ; Materials Science and Engi- neering; Marching 97; Concert Band; Jazz Band. Charles Robert Sander Chemical Engineering; Psi Upsilon; Academic Ail-American Award. Stephen Kittinger Sanders Buffalo, NY; Management; Beta Gamma Sigma; Society for the Advancement of Management. Sherrece Lynnefte Sands Nassau, N.P., Bahamas; Accounting; Gryphon; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; RHC; LUV ' ; Choral Union. Donna Beth Saraisky Oakland, NJ; Psychology; PRSSA; Faculty Kids; Ski Club. Lauren Sue Saraisky Oakland, NJ; International Re- lations; Sigma Tau Delta; Brown and White, Photo Editor; Pre-law Societ -; Ski Club; Hillel; LUV. Gregroy J. Sawka Oaklyn, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi, Pledge Czar, V.P.; Brown and White: In- tramurals; Philosophy Club. 359 Harold H. Scaff, III. Gary R- Schall Nicolai T. Schanche Christina M. Schimpf Laura S. Schleien Jill M. Schoenmann Enrico F. Schonenberg Karen L. Schoonover David A. Schwartz U .. Lisa B. Schwartz Mrudula Shekar Laura J. Sheridan 360 Scaff-Sholes Kevin M. ' - uli i ' l V Bonna L. Schmidt Michael C. Schneider Peter ]. Scott Thomas B. Scott Stuart Seltzer Akhil Sethi Stacv A. Setneska Hanna C. Shakespeare Joyce M. Sherman Philip Shih Elizabeth H. Sholes Harold Hall Scaf f , III New Haven, CT; Civil Engineering. Gary Richard Schall Stafen Island, NY; Kappa Sigma, V.P., Secretary; Varsity Soccer; Investment Club; Ski Club. Nicolai Thomas Schanche C slo, Norway; Industrial Engi- neering; Signij Phi; Alpha Pi Mu. Christina Marie Schimpf Stri)udsburg, PA; Mechancial Engineering, lau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma; Equestrian Club; Alpha Phi Omega. Laura Susan Schleien Livingston, NY; Accounting; Big lirothers Big Sisters; Marketing Club; Finance Club; LUvi Kevin Michael Schleppy Bethlehem, PA; Electrical Engi- neenng; LUV. Bonna Lynne Schmidt Dalton, PA; Mechanical Engi- neenng; Women ' s Field Hockey, Co-Captain; Women ' s Lacrosse; ASME; Residence Security Assistant. Michael Conrad Schneider Garden City, N ' Y; Accounting; Lambda Chi Alpha, V ' .P.; FMA, Chairman. Jill Marcia Schoenmann Clark, NJ; Accounting; Inter- national House Treasurer; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; EdPol Representative; Hillel; Aerobics. Enrico Filippo Schonenberg Brussels, Belgium; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman; Eta Kappa Nu, President; Ski Club; Karate Club. Karen Lynn Schoonover York, PA; Government Journalism, Alpha Gamma Delta, Publicity Chairman; Brown and White, News Editor. David Allen Schwartz Randolph, MA; Marketing; Sigma Chi, Treasurer, Fund-raising Chairman; Rugby: Marketing Club; Apprentice Teacher; Williams Scholarship. Lisa B. Schwartz Cheltenham, PA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Athletic Trainer; Residence Security; ASME. Peter Jennings Scott New Canaan, CT; English; Kappa Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta; Ice Hockey. Thomas Brooks Scott East Petersburg, PA; Biochemistrv; Phi Eta Sigma; ACS. Stuart Seltzer Roslvn Heights, NY; Accounting; Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman; Beta Alpha Psi; ODK; Dean ' s List; SAC, President; Marketing Club, V.P.; Brown and White, Business Controller. Wayne Frederick Seltzer New Canaan, CT; Electrical Engi- neenng; Phi Kappa Theta, Assistant Steward, I.M. Mana- ger; Ice Hockev, Treasurer; WLVR. Elizabeth M. Senner Ridgefield, CT; Accounting. Akhil Sethi Tenatlv, NJ; Finance; Jazz Coalihon; Finance Club; Investment Club. Stacy Ann Setneska Hightstown, NJ; Studio Art; LUV; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; Spanish Club; Model Railroad Club. Hannah Clayton Gulp Shakespeare Moorestown, NJ; Foreign Careers: Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Eta Sigma. Mrudula Shekar Bethlehem, PA; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; IEEE; Society of Women Engineers: WISE. Laura Jane Sheridan Chester, NJ; Accounting; Listening Line: Women In Business; Investment Club; Aerobics. Joyce Marie Sherman Conshohocken, PA; Biology; Phi Beta Kappa: Softball; Cross Countr ' ; Biology Club; Russian Club; Allied Health Professions Society; Forum, Subcommittees. Philip Shih Tenaflv, NJ; Accounting; Kappa Alpha, Ac- countant; Track and Field; Investment Qub; Intramurals. Elizabeth Hard Sholes Littleton, CO: Chemical Engi- neering; AICHE: Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics; Society of Women Engineers. 361 AUyson B. Slater Beth E. Slawson Linda A. Smith Nancy A. Smith Perry J. Smith Alexandra I. Smolansky Robert J. Snyder Lisa A. Stack Joan D. Stanescu Michael J. Staples John G. Stedge John R. Stefanik 362 Shollenberg-Steinberg IP Cil I. Silv.1 Knnald A. Siscn Andrew H. Sites Eric B. Smith Kan ' n L. Smith Katherine M. Smith Louie Sofianakos Mark B. Solon Sharon L. Sonntag Lindy A. Stein Michael J. Stein David A. Steinberg Steve Kent Schollenberger Reading, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma hi Epsilon, V.P., Scholarship, Alumni Chairman; Tau Beta I ' i; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta. Sigma; Ultimate Frisbee. Karen Lowell Sierk PIttsford, NY; Accounting; Ski Team; Women ' s Soccer. Gil Todd Silva White Plains, NY; Finance Economics; Theta Xi, President; Omicron Delta Epsilon. Ronald Allen Sisco Bridgevvater, NJ; Electrical Engi- neering; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Epitome, Photo- grapher; Scuba Club; IEEE. Andrew H. Sites Yardley, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega. Allyson Brooke Slater Livingston, NJ; Finance. Beth Ellen Slawson Farmingdale, NJ; Accounting; Alpha Gamma Delta, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Order of Omega; Choir; Panhellenic Council, Social Committee, Treasurer ' s Council. Eric Brandon Smith Easton, PA; Management; Lambda Chi Alpha, High Gamma. Karyn Lynn Smith Hopewell Junction, NY; Industrial Engi- neering; HIE; Sodet ' of Women Engineers; Big Brothers Big Sisters. Katherine Mary Smith Hartsdale, NY; Foreign Careers; Economics Society ' ; RHC. Linda Ann Smith Hazleton, PA; Marketing; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Nancy Ann Smith Hazleton, PA; Architecture; l.M. Volleyball, Softball. Perry Jobe Smith Chew Chase, MD; History; Chi Psi. Executive Council; Forum; Pat Pazzehi Scholarship Recipient. Alexandra Irene Smolansky Bethlehem, PA; International Relations; Sigma Iota Rho; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Sigma Alpha; Departmental Honors; Dean s List; Epitome: Pre-Law Society; Russian Club; Equestrian Club. Robert Joseph Snyder Chatham, NJ; Computer Science; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. Louie Sofianakos Elizabeth, N); Marketing; Delta Upsilon, v. P., Pledge Master, l.M. Chairman, Assistant Treasurer; Varsitv Football; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Finance Club; Brown and White. Mark B. Solon Sharon, MA; Government; Sigma Alpha Mu; Law Club; Olympian, Sports Editor. Sharon Lynn Sonntag Verona, NJ; Accounhng; Delta Gamma, Corresponding Secretary; Swimming, Captain. Lisa Ann Stack East Meadow, NY; Finance; LUV; Finance Club; WISE; Big Sister. Joan Delia Stanescu Pluckein, NJ; Materials Science and Engineering: ASM, President; Engineering Expo ' 86, Director; Expo ' 85, Co-Publicity. Michael James Staples New York, NY; Economics; Finance Club: Photography Club; Intramurals. John G. Stedge Meredith, .NH; Mechanical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman, House Manager. John Robert Stefanik Allentown, P.A; Computer Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Brown and White; Computer Society. Lindy Ann Stein Lansdale, PA; Computer Science; Phi Eta Sigma: Dean ' s List. Michael Jay Stein Westport, CT; Government; Pi Sigma Alpha, V.P.; Pre-law Society, President; Investment Club. David Alan Steinberg Norwalk, CT; Mechanical Engi- neering Theta Chi: Ski Club. 3(53 MMiMdA John D. Stelly Berry J. Stengel Mark R. Stevens Nancy A. Stoll Adam C. Stone Geoffrey A. Tager Matthew F. Tallo 364 Stelly-Tarab Ellen G. Stone Angela M. Stunt Kdbert |. Strasser Michael P. Szymanski Anne H. labor Arlena Tabora Marvin O. Tarn Annette E. Tarnawsky Owen B. Tarab John David Stelly Norwalk, CT; Industrial Engineering; Marching 97; ROTC Orchestra. Berry Jackson Stengel Whitehall, PA; Industrial Engi- neering; Chi I ' si; HE; Baseball. Mark Robert Stevens Lake Wallenpaupack, PA; Account- ing; Sigma I ' hi Hpsilon. Nancy Anne Stoll Upper St. Clair, PA; Biology; Gamma Phi Beta, Parlimentanan, Scholarship Chairman; Povk ' der- puff Football; Biology Club; Track Club. Adam C. Stone Clifton Park, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Chi Rho, Secretary, Executive Council. Ellen Gail Stone Ardsley, NY; Marketing; Alpha Phi, In- ternal Social; Marketing ' Club; SAC. Angela Mary Stout Lafayette Hill, PA; Biology; Kappa Alpha Theta, Standards Chairman, Corresponding Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; Deans List; Biology Club; Spanish Club; Ski Club; Equestrian Club. Robert Joseph Strasser Silver Spring, MD; Electrical Engineering. John Charles Stuppi Iselin, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha, President, House Manager; Order of Omega; Wrestling; IFC; IEEE; Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Sergio Antonio Suazo Tegugigalpa, Honduras; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Forum; Chess Club; Computing Society; International Club. Kathryn M. Sugahara Rye, NY; Management; Investment Club; Finance Club. Kenneth David Suman Fort Washington, PA; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Chi Rho, Dorm President; Senior Gift Committee; SAMC; RHC: Army ROTC; SAME. Jeffrey Scott Supp Southampton, PA; Industrial Engi- neenng; Chi Psi; Football; Navigators; Chnstian Fellow- ship; rcA; HE. Barry Scott Sussman Dix Hills, NY; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; RHC, Manager Concessions; Residence Hall Representative; Forum; Fnsbee Team. John D. Suwak Washington, PA; Civil Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, Social Chairman; IFC, Social Committee; Ski Club. John William Swatek Tenatlv, N); Accounting; Alpha Sigma Phi, Ser ' ice Chairman; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma. John Gerard Sweeny Pompton Plains, N); Finance. Alexander Andrew Szewczak Whitehall, PA; Biology Chemistn, ' ; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Biology Club; American Chemical Soaetv: Photography Club; Allied Health Professions Society; Forum; Russian Club. Michael Patrick Szymanski Boca Raton, PL; Electrical Engi- neering; Delta Upsilon; Football. Anne Elizabeth Tabor Bethlehem, PA; Engineering Physics; Phi Eta Sigma; Women ' s Cross Country; String Orchestra; Ensembles. Arlena Tabora Paramus, NJ; Marketing; SAC; Marketing Club; Women in Business. Geoffrey Allan TagerTenafly, NJ; Urban Studies; WLVR. Matthew Frank Tallo Com mack, NY; Finance; Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer, Social Chairman, Secretary; East Asia Societ -; Marketing Club. Marvin Ong Tarn Quezon City, Philippines; Electrical En- gineering; International Glut; East Asia Soaety; Jazz Coalition. Annette Elizabeth Tarnawsky Upland, CA; English; Sigma Iota Rho, President: Sigma Tau Delta; Russian Club, Treasurer; Pre-law Society. Owen B. Tarab West Hempstead, NY; Government; Sigma Alpha Mu; SAC, Concert V.P.; Tager, Treasurer. 365 Karen L. Thomas Kevin J. Thompson 1 Christopher R. Tilley William W. Tillinghast Theresa C. Timko Jill Tirnauer Philip Titterton Kevin J. Torres Gary R. Toth Kathleen M. Townshend Jay S. Troutman, Jr. Christopher D. Troxell 366 Taub-Uliana dMfk Call M Thistio Bruce R. Tlu et Isaac P. Thomas Richard M. Thompson Suzanne E. Thuring Carl R. Tiers Thomas M. Toggas Craig A. Tompkins Walter C. Torba Paul C. Trov Khoanh K. Truong Joseph M. Uliana Stewart P. Taub Dix Hills, NY; Accounting; Phi Eta Sigma; fk-ta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; SAC, Off Campus Representative; Alpha Phi Omega, President; Beta Alpha Psi, Presicfent. Diana Gail Thall Roslyn, NY; Psychology; SAC, Publicity; Hourglass, Publicity; Epitome; Presidential Ball Committee. Gail Margaret Thistle Huntmgdon Valley, PA; Account- ing; Gamma Phi Beta, Rush Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Women ' s Field Hockey. Bruce Robert Thoet Garden City, NY; Biology; Theta Chi Historian; Forum; IFC, Judicial Committee; ICARE. Isaac P. Thomas Manilla, Philippines; Electrical Engi- neering; CSEE; LUV; Physics Club; Indian Association. Karen Louise Thomas Greenwich, CT; Finance; Phi Beta Sigma; FMA; Beta Gamma Sigma. Kevin John Thompson Wayne, PA; Computer Engineer- ing; Gr ' phon Society. Richard Michael Thompson S iuthampton, PA; Metallurgy and Materials Engineering; Phi Kappa Psi. Suzanne Elizabeth Thuring Chatham N); Social Relations; PRSSA; LUV; Pre-law Society. Carl Rath Tiers Bethlehem, PA; Mechanical Engineering. Christopher Ronald Tilley Worthington, OH; Finance; Investment Club; Society for the Advancement of Management; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Markehng Club; Brown and White. William Waldo Tillinghast Danielson, CV; Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Chi, V.P.; Rugby; Karate Club. Theresa Catherine Timko Somer ' ille, NJ; English; Sigma Tau Delta; Pre-law Society; Concert Band, Publicity Manager; Brass Ensembles; Russian Club, V.P.; LUV; WISE; Who ' s Who. Jill Timauer West Nyack, NY; Urban Studies Economics; Delta Gamma. Philip Titterton Glastonbury, CT; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, V.P.; Swimming. Thomas Michael Toggas York, PA; Markehng Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Wrestling; Markehng Club; Finance Club; Race Car Club. Craig Anthony Tompkins Braircliff Manor, NY; Industrial Engineering; Delta Pni, House Manager, V. P.; IE Council; IFC, Housing Committee; Investment Club. Walter Christopher Torba Whitehall, PA; Finance; Lambda Chi Alpna; SAC; International Relations Club. Kevin Joseph Torres Totowa, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President; ASME; Intramurals. Gary Raymond Toth Allentown, PA; Mechanical En- gineering; Kappa Alpha Society, Corresponding Secretary; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; SAE. Kathleen Marie Townshend Fair Haven, NJ; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta, President; Softball; Marketing Club; PowderpufI Football. Jay Stewart Troutman, Jr. Pittsburgh, PA; Industrial Engi- neering; Alpha Sigma Pi, Pledge Educator; Forum; HE. Christopher D. Troxell Rockville, MD; Computer Science; Sigma Phi Esilon, Co-Steward. Paul Christopher Troy Villanova, PA; Histor -; Lamdba Chi Alpha, President, Rush Chairman; Phi Alpha Theta, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Order of Omega; IFC, Rush Chairman. Khoanh Kinh Truong Elmwood Park, X ]; Electrical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Chinese Student Club; IEEE. Joseph Matthew Uliana Bethlehem, PA; Economies ' Urban Studies; Delta Upsilon, House Manager, Steward; Football; Newman Council; SAC, Assistant Head Of Security; Economics Club. 367 David D. Updegraph Todd A. Urban Nuriye C. Uvgur Richard P. an Henschoten Mark J. Van Den Hende Deborah A. Vellozzi Peter Ventrice Gina Violante Thomas R. Vitale Marcy B. Vogel Mary L. Warren Tracy L. Warren 368 Updegraph-Weinber Richard R. Wmdi ' rbi ' i ' k, Ir Christina H. Van Horn Susan C. Van Wagenen Lisa A. Voisin Suzanne M. Von VVald Kenneth G. Voorhees, Kenneth E. Wall, 111. lulia M. Ward Andrew D. Waring Brian A. Wasserman Scott T. Weaver Karen P. Weinberg David D eitrick Updegraph Redding, CT; Architecture riiilosophv; Architecture Society; Philosophy Club. Todd Anthony Urban I leetwood, PA; Mechanical r.riKineerinj;. Nuriye Catherine UygurBoonton, NJ; Psvchology; Alpha I ' hi, Song Chairman; Forum; Panhel; I-UV; RHC; Listening Line. Richard Pierce Van Benschoten Mountainside, NJ; Fi- nance; Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Swimming; IFC, Secretary, Social Chairman; Ski Club; In- vestment Club. Mark Jan Van Den Hende Delft, The Netherlands; Me- chdniCiil Hngineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Photography Club. Richard Robbins Vanderbeek, Jr. Dovlestown, PA; Fi- nance; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List; In- vestment Club; Marketing Club. Christian Hansen VanHom Katonah, NY; Metallurgy jnd Material Science Engineering; RHC, Hall President; Amencan Societv of Metals; Enginecnng Expo, Chairman. Susan Christine VanWagenen Rye, NY; Architecture Urban Studies; Lacrosse. Deborah Ann Vellozzi Ardsley, NY; Mathematics; Dean ' s List; Women ' s Soccer Team; LUV; Presidential Ball, Refreshments Subcommittee. Peter Ventrice Livingston, N Y; Marketing; Pi Kappa Alpha, V.P., Treasurer; Marketing Club; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Gina Violante Palo Alto, CA; Accounting; Alpha Omicron Pi, President, V.P., House Manager; Order of Omega; SAMC. Thomas Robert Vitale Upper Saddle River, NJ; Industrial Engineenng; Sigma Phi. Marcy Beth Vogel Wantagh, NY; Industrial Engineering Science Writing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Pledge and Rusn Advisor; Williams Prize; HE; IE Council; Science Scope; WISE. Lisa Ann Voisin Titusville, PA; Urban Studies; Senior Class Solicitor. Suzanne Marie Von Wald Kennett Square, PA; Industnal Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, House Manager, Alumnae Relations; Alpha Pi Mu; HE; East Asia Society; Societv of Women Engineers. Kenneth Garretson Voorhees, HI.Mendham, NJ; Finance. Erika Waddell Fairfield, CT; Finance; Volleyball; Big Little Sister. Jane Francis Walker Plainfield, NJ; Social Relations; Gamma Phi Beta, Assistant Pledge Master; Marketing Club. Kenneth Earl Wall, HI. Springfield, VA; Government; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, Awards Chairman. Julia Mari Ward Hollidaysburg, PA; Materials Science and Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta, Rush Chair, Panhel Delegate, I.M. Manager. Andrew David Waring Ridgewood, NJ; Environmental Science; Geologv Club; Forum. Mary Louise Warren Ringoes, NJ; Finance; Kappa Alpha Theta Finance Club, Investment Club; WISE; Women in Business. Tracy Lee Warren Keene, NH; Delta Gamma, Treasurer; Investment Club; WISE; Pre-law Society; LUV. Brian Alan Wassserman New York, NY; Accounting; Phi Sigma Kappa, Inductor. Scott Tenison Weaver Unionville, PA: Lambda Chi Alpha, High Kappa; Intramurals; Big Brothers Little Sisters. Karen Paige Weinberg West Hartford, CT; Marketing; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club; Big Sister Program; Fresh- man Executive Committee. - 6!a- Mark J. Wheatley William D. Widdowson Lewis Williams Kenneth J. Wilson, Ir. William E. Wilson Patricia A. Wintermeier Robert R. Wiseman Christopher L. Wolfe Gregory T. Wolfe Joel A. Wolff Susan L. Wood Darryl J. Woods 370 Weinstock-Xenos Kristen K. Weiss Kathlocn E. Wernor MichcK ' l K. Westhelle Kim A. Wiegner iA Gregory A. Wiener Edward R. Wild Stephen J. Witmer Thomas D. Witte Clarissa B. Woelfel Da id ( . Woods Andrea R. Worth Dean M. Xenos Richard Eric Weinstock Livingston, NJ; Accounting; Sigma Phi Hpsilim, Treasurer; Beta Alpha Psi. Lon Mathew Weisen Woodmcrc, NY; Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta, Scholarship Chairman; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Varsity Wrestling. Kristen Kathleen Weiss Salem, MA; Natural Science. Kathleen Elizabeth Werner Lancaster, PA; Psychology; Gamma Phi Beta, Pledge Director; Rush Counselor; Peer Tutor. Michael Kent Westhelle Oakland, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Investment Club; Ski Club. Mark Johnson Wheatley Grasonville, MD; Government; Psi Upsilon, Corresponding Secretary, Steu-ard; Ski Club; Outing Club. William David Widdowson Hudson, OH; Finance; Theta Delta Chi, Steward, House Manager. Kim Michelle Wiegner Winston-Salem, NC; Electrical Engineenng; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE; Little Sister of Beta Theta Pi. Gregory Alan Wiener Parsons, KS; Biology; Sigma Alpha Mu, House Manager, V.P.; Phi Eta Sigma; SAC; Health Professions Club. Edward R. Wild Wilton, CT; MarkeHng; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Lewis Williams Chalfont, PA; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega; Rugby; Ice Hockey; Boxing. Kenneth Joseph Wilson, Jr. Lansdowne, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Marshal, Social Chair- man; ASME. William Everett Wilson Oceariport, N]; Business Management; Psi Upsilon, Rush Chairman, Recording Secretary; Epitome, Photo Editor; Brown and White, Photo Editor. Patricia Ann Wintermeier Croton-on-Hudson, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; SAC; ASME. Robert Reed Wiseman Wilton, CT; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Psi. Stephen Joseph Witmer Marietta, GA; Finance; Delta Tau Delta, President, Chairman, Alumni Relations; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Army ROTC; IFC, RHC; Order of Omega. Thomas David Witte Hillside, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi; Lacrosse. Clarissa Bright Woelfel Sugarloaf, PA; Histor ' ; Outing Club, President; Phi Alpha Theta; Sigma Iota Rho; Miniversits ' , Instructor. Christopher Lewis Wolfe Haddonfield, NJ; Industrial Engi- neering International Relations; Kappa Alpha; WLVR; Gryphon Society. Gregory Thomas Wolfe Easton, PA; Computer Engineer- ing; Concert Band; Marching Band. Joel Alan Wolff Lancaster, PA; Chemistry; American Chemical Society; Alpha Phi Omega; Computer Scxnety. Susan Leslie Wood East Brunswick, NJ; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Fairchild-Martindale Cen- ter Student Associate; FMA; Phi Eta Sigma; LUV; Women in Business; ln estnient Cl ub. Darryl James Woods Tolland, CT; Electrical Engineerini; IEEE. David Clinton Woods, Jr. Quakertown, PA; Mechaiiical Engineering. Andrea Robin Worth Scotch Plains, NJ; Accounting; Delta Gamma; Phi Eta Sigma; Crescents; Forum. Dean Michael Xenos Fairfax, VA; Industrial Engineering ?71 Beverly C. Yang Elizabeth A. Yap Kevin J. Yentz Karen E. Young Kenneth J. Young Lee L. Zamarripa Robert A. Zambanini Jr. Lori A. Zappala mH If ' «  -- Ihi c j f f tft ftKK 1 Bi h w 1 Jr ... M . ' •  i Michael J. Zavaglia Mindi G. Zelig J Ronald C. Zimmerman Lisa M. Zoeller Karen H. Zur Loye Albert G. Zvarick 372 Yang-Bross Peter B. Yozzo Joseph |. Zcikielar Michael T. Zaiadonis Carol A. Zeller Owen M. Zern Danielle T. Zimit Robert A. Zolkievvicz, Jr. Caroline A. Zraket Kurt Zuckerbraun Scott S. Apmann Thomas P. Brand Richard S. Bross Beverly Cheng Yang Potomac, MD; Civil Engineering Architecture; Alpha I ' hi. Elizabeth Ann Yap Morris Plains, Nj; Finance; Inter- national Club; Finance Club; WISE; Women in Business; Investment Club; Marketing Club. Kevin Joseph Yentz I ' hoenixville, PA; Mechanical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Hta Sigma; Marching 97; Arnold Air Society. Karen Elizabeth Young Dalton, PA; Economics Foreign Careers; Alpha Ciamma Delta, Altruism Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Swimming; Russian Club. Kenneth John Young War vick, Rl; Biology; Phi Kappa Psi; Rifle Team; Independent Band; Jazz Coalition. Peter Blaise Yozzo Savville, NY; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Varsitv Wrestling. Joseph John Zakielarz Wilmington, DE; Mechanical Engi- neering; Theta Chi, President, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma. Michael Thomas Zaiadonis Bethlehem, PA; Finance Accounting; Marching Band; Varsity Band. Lee Lori Zamarripa Clifton, NJ; Architecture Civil Engi- neering; Cross Countr ' ; ASCE; Choral Union. Robert Arthur Zambanini, Jr. Boyertown, PA; Mechanical Engineering; National Honor Societ)-. Lori Ann Zappala Franklin Lakes, NJ; Journalism; Delta Gamma, Social Chairman; Brown and White; Marketing Club; Forum; PRSSA. Michael Joseph Zavaglia Basking Ridge, NJ; Chemical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, Intramural Chairman; AlCHE; BSD; Ski Club. Mindi Gail Zelig Ventnor, NJ; Accounting; LUV; Theatre; SAC. Carol Ann Zeller Bricktown, NJ; Computer Science Engi- neering; Gamma Phi Beta. Owen M. Zern Nornstown, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Gryphon; Mechanical Engineer Student Facultv Council; SAE; ASME. Danielle Tracy Zimet Purchase, NY; Marketing; Market- ing Club, V.P.; Ski Club; Jazz Coalition; Epitome. Ronald Charles Zimmerman Fleetsvood, PA; Industrial Engineering; Zeta Psi, Treasurer, Steward; Varsity Soccer; HE. Lisa Maria Zoeller Pompton Lakes, NJ; Finance; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; FMA. Robet Anthony Zolkiewicz, Jr. Brick, NJ; Computer Sci- ence; Dean ' s List; Computing Society; IEEE, Trustee Scholarship. Caroline Antonia Zraket Weston, MA; Molecular Biology; Delta Chi Little Sister; Biology Club; Scuba Club. Kurt Zuckerbraun Preston, CT; Industrial Engineering; HE; Jazz Coalition. Karen Hildegard Zurt Loye Mendham, NJ; Accounting; Kappa Alpha Theta, Panhel Delegate; Big Brother Big Sister. Albert Gerard Zvarick College ' ille, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; Tau BeU Pi. Scott Simes Apmann East Moriches, N ; Business. Thomas P. Brand Leonardo, NJ; Metallurgy; Delta Upsilon. Robert S. Bross New York, NY; Foreign Careers; Sigma Alpha Mu. 373 374 I Held-Patterson Thomas W. Held Janot K. I.ohinann Richard S. Mazzella Robert L. Michaels Christopher |. Milner Christopher L. Palmeri Christian B. Patterson Thomas William Held State College, PA; Mechanical Engineering. Janet Karen Lohmann Oreland, PA; Social Relations. Richard Scott Mazzella Randolph, NJ; Accounting; Theta Xi. Robert L. Michaels Bellnn)re, NY; Pre-Med; Sigma Alpha Mu. Christopher James Milner Cranbury, NJ; Computer Engineering. Christopher Louis Palmeri Rutherford, NJ; Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa. Christian Bradley Patterson Doylestown, PA; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho. 375 Camera Shy Seniors Stephen Gerald Anderson Bethlehem, PA Architecture David Charles Angstadt Birdsboro, PA Mechanical Engineering Christine Anzalone Syosset, NY English David Michael Arbo Douglasstown, PA Industrial Engineering Todd Douglas Asadoorian Hatboro, PA Finance Brian Aufderheide Wilmington, NC Chemical Engineering George Babitsch Wayne, NJ Math Jonathan William Ball Towso, MD Industrial Engineering Aaron Basil Huntmg Valley, OH Computer Engineering John Edward Beltz Orchard, Park, NY Finance Andrew David Betz Maryland Heights, MO Engineering Physics Piliphong Bisalputra Bangkok, Thailand Electrical Engineering Keith Anthony Blanks Quakertown, PA Engmeering Physics Matthew Lee Budesheim Jacobus, PA Electrical Engineering Charles Henry Burchell, III. 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He has since moved on to starring roles in other television shows, culminating with the ever popular and highly acclaimed television sit-com The Cosby Show. The first choice for commencement speaker of the past three graduating classes, Cosby was finally persuaded, with the help of Cosby friend and Lehigh alumnus Bill Clayton, to address the Class of 1987 at the 119th Commencement Exercises held on May 30th. Introduced by Lehigh President Peter Likins as an accomplished actor, director, producer and stand-up comedian as well as an author, educator and family man, Cosby spoke for about ten minutes in his ever familiar form of comic relief. You are all lucky today, Cosby started. No one is going to tell you that you are going to change the worid. You people are not going to change anything! We haven ' t even seen anything from the Class of 1986 yet . . . Some of you will graduate Summa Cum Laude. Some of you will graduate Magna Cum Laude. 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Loughlin Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Carole Gorney Advisor CONGRATULATIONS Joe De Vito Editor-in-Chief 1988 Lisa Dubinsky Business Manager 1988 Lisa Boiitsky Managing Editor 1988 GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! 396 Olangratulatmns tact (3n our Engagement Olongratulattans (i§n onr e btng 397 IN CLOSING One lesson I have learned very well from being Editor-in-Chief is that a project of this type has to be a team effort. As with any team, however, some players have contributed more than their share. I want to say a special thank you to some of those people: Joe DeVito, who was always willing to help; he not only fulfilled his responsibilities as Copy Editor, but stayed around in the beginning of the summer to write a feature on Bill Cosby and to lay out the entire Academic section; Patty Boustany and Bill Wilson, our Photography Editors, who devoted endless time into taking quality pictures so we ' d have a great book; cameras became a permanent fixture on both of them; Laura O ' Loughlin, who untangled the business end of things and explained them so that even I could understand. She also listened to my complaining when things didn ' t seem to be going well; Linda Lipko, who lent a sympathetic ear and helped me untangle the confusion in the Senior Section. Without her help the book would not have been finished on time; Alayne Gatti, who agreed to take over the Acitivities Section at mid-year when the original editor wasn ' t able to continue. She took her responsibility seriously enough to come back in the summer to finish her section; Lisa Bolitsky and Sue Knippenberg, our Living Section Editors, who completed their section on time in proper form on the first try; Professors Gomey and Friedman, who took time from their busy schedules whenever we needed help; Steve Merin, our publisher ' s representative, who provided us with advice and guidance. My Mom, who edited all of the features and wrote the Homer Labs feature (even though you made me put my name on it); and my Dad, who helped me with some last-minute faculty i.d. ' s. The help, advice, and support they were always ready to give helped more than they can imagine. Editing this book was one of the most difficult projects I have ever undertaken. Now that it is drawing to a close, ail of the struggle and frustration seems worthwhile. I hope all of the readers will agree. It just got better. — Alexandra Smolansky Editor-in-Chief The 1987 Epitome f ' i ' ff ' ' z.t 398 COLOPHON Vcilume 111 of Lehigh University ' s EPITOME, 1987 edition, was printed by Hunter Publishing Company, Winston Salem, North Carolina, using the offset lithography process. The paper used is primarily 80 Gloss with black ink. 100 Kromkote paper is used in the opening sixteen pages. Cover: a five-color lithograph process on white bookcloth. The print is courtesy of McRay Magleby. Headlines: primarilv Palatino. Body Copy: primarily Palatino. Spot Color: PMS 293 was used on ail dividers and throughout the first sixteen pages. Photographs: Photographs are the work of the Epitome staff photographers. The senior portraits were taken by Merin Studios, 2981 Grant Ave., Philadelphia, PA. 19114. Athletic teams were photographed by and supplied courtesy of Ryan Studios of Bethlehem. EPITOME 1987 Editors Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Smolansky Business Manager Laura O ' Loughlin Academics Editor Mary Ellen Maher Activities Editor Alayne Gatti Athletics Editor Kellie Coleman Copy Editor Joe De Vito Features Editor Allison Land Living Editors Lisa Bolitsky Sue Knippenberg Photography Editors Patrice Boustanv Bill Wilson Seniors Editor Lisa King Sales and Advertising Manager Lisa Dubinsky Advisors .. Professor Carole Gorney Professor Sharon Friedman Photographers: Patti Boustany Chris Bushick Renee Chan Susan Engles Henry Enright Elizabeth Estroff Kellie Fisher Brian Glasser Glenn Hoffman Craig Hofsess Young Hong Ted Kearns Lauren Saraisky Ron Sisco Anne Slack Kelly Swanson Vi Talandis Ben Wilson Bill Wilson 399 : « i ii]ii iiiiiiiiiw ].iii.w js;wiiaiiit)ii The tide receeds but leaves behind bright seashells on the sand; the sun goes down, but gentle warmth stiU lingers on the land; the music stops and yet it echos on in sweet refrains . . . for every joy that passes, something beautiful remains. — Hadin Marshall ' ' IfllBSBPS '