Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 432 of the 1988 volume:

v. r m , i 9SS dt Packer Memorial Church 100th Anniversary 1887-19 7 In honor of the t r - - • •mm r - m • 4 j •;y r% T r M$ LEHI Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 7i£j Epitomes 9SS OPENING LEHIGH LAFAYETTE LEHIGH - A NEW LOOK FALL CHRISTMAS WINTER SPRING ACADEMICS SENIORS COMMUNITY INDEX 24 36 48 54 58 64 plll5?= : ACTIVITIES 108 ATHLETICS 150 LIVING 196 308 386 422 Editor-in-Chief Joseph De Vito Managing Editor Lisa Bolitsky Business Manager Lisa Dubinsky 1 1 y l 1 I itf i 1 3 ■ 9 « « « a « 1 ill TAe hills and stairs are ever-present physical reminders of the challenges we must forever meet - and ultimately surmount. J Often, these hills and challenges seem too steep, too demanding. Yet, there is a peace which emanates from the stone walls of the buildings and the broad limbs of the trees-it gives us the strength we need to continue. A blend of old and new can be found at our 123 year-old university. Ivy-coated buildings with their Railroad Gothic architecture foreshadow the modern li- brary as well as the soon to be built business center. The structures remind us of just how brief our four-year stay was, and that the university will continue to grow long after our Lehigh experience becomes only a memory. As we race toward the 21st Century, our alma mater con tinues to change and grow. But underneath its shifting exte- rior will always be that small, four-year hillside hideaway where we dreamed, learned, loved, hated, laughed and cried. HALLOWEEN ' 87 I Halloween Candids THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1987 VftaV r„ rfcey . 1 TURKEY TROT Division Winners Independents: Michael Griffin 14:38 mins Faculty: Eric Williams 14:40 mins Upperclassmen: Tim McWilliams 15:32 mins Zeta Psi Freshmen: Brian J. MacDonald 15:46 mins Beardslee Women: Laura Parton 18:09 mins Warren Square C $ $ The 123rd meeting of The Lehigh Engineers The Lafayette Leopards November 2, 1987 Lehigh Lafayette It was the one hundred and twenty third meeting between the rival teams and it was to be the final game in the seventy-four-year-old Taylor Stadium. The teams were well matched: both had had inconsistent and disappointing seasons. Although the victors of this match could not even claim a winning season, they could claim second place in the Colonial League. The weather was a spectator ' s night- mare— 17 degrees below zero with the wind chill factor. Many escaped the frigid weather and watched the game on television in the warmth of their homes or at Bloomer ' s. Others resorted to tailgating to keep their minds off the cold, although their frostbitten fingers, incapable of holding their beer cups, were a constant reminder of the sub- zero temperatures. Lehigh Lafayette Lehigh Lafayette The faithful Lehigh fans who braved the freezing weather were rewarded by the Engineers ' 17-10 victory over the Leopards. Lafayette, however, still leads the overall rivalry with a 67-51-5 record. The fans were eager to take home a piece of the tradition which had come to an end. Demolition of Taylor Stadi- um was scheduled to begin the Mon- day after the game but began prema- turely during the closing moments of play. Students and alumni stripped the structure of its doors, bleachers, turf, and anything else that could be loos- ened. The ' 5 ' from the fifty yard li ne was dug up from the turf while others knocked off the LEHIGH letters from the press box. Some dedicated alumni took home the seats they had occupied for every home game since their gradu- ation. For a few, this had been over fifty years of devotion to their alma mater. L ehigh Lafayette Looking At . . . Lehigh ' s Future Lehigh ' s Future Passing The Tradition Taylor Stadium 1914 - Celebrating 74 Years - 1987 ' H E LAST MARCH ON y LOR STADIU r 1SS End Of An Era Taylor Gym. And Field Gymnasium will be ready by January 1 and Stadium will take Care of Game with Lafayette. . . . The greatest improvement, however is the new concrete stadi- um which, when completed as now projected, will cost about $90,000. Built entirely of concrete highly re- inforced (the bleacher sections) will represent the greatest degree of safety, durability, and architectural designing. The rows of seats extend from the bottom to the level of the automobile parking space. This space, to be used for the disposal of carriages and automobiles during the game, is bounded on one side by the stadium sections and on the oth- er by the upper field embankment. The driveway leading to the parking space passes through the gymnasium by an arched entrance. Below on the main field the gridiron, and lacrosse and baseball fields are to be situated. Inspite of the fact that the field is fairly well leveled it will be regraded to eliminate the inconvience of mudholes which hitherto have in- convenienced the football squad. . . . (It) will be one of the most complete and modern instituions that are present in American col- leges today. Charles P. Taylor, to whom Lehigh men are indebted so greatly, spared no thought of ex- pense in his donation toward giving us a gymnasium which will more than meet the needs of our athletes for many years to come. The situa- tion of the field on the slope of the mountain with pleasing architecture of the gymnasium and excellent lay- out of the stadium and field in gen- eral will be a spot that will make all of us proud of being Lehigh men and happy in the thought of being able to make use of it. . . . Our whole athletic plant en- ables us to hold our heads pretty high when we talk with fellows in other college families. But above all, Mr. Taylor, we thank you because we know the spirit in which your gift was made. It ' s fine to see that our big brother hasn ' t been spoiled by success, that he shows there are lots better things than mere money. It ' s great inspiration to us younger brothers in the Lehigh Family. The Brown and White September 26, 1913 This past year saw an end to one of the nation ' s oldest stadiums and the beginning of a new facility which should prove to be a first class addition to Lehigh ' s extensive complex of ath- letic facilities at the 500-acre Murray H. Goodman Campus. After 74 seasons, Lehigh played its final game in Taylor Stadium this past fall when the Engineers met the Leop- ards at the 123rd Lehigh-Lafayette con- frontation. Taylor Stadium, which had been one of the best places to watch college football, is being replaced to allow a new business center and a per- forming arts facility to be built on lower campus. Although we look forward to the new complex, the story of Taylor Stadi- um contains a lot of history. It is the saga of the great players and coaches who have led Lehigh teams to 446 grid- iron victories, the eighth-highest total among the nation ' s 80-odd Division I- AA teams. The stadium was officially dedicated October 17th, 1914, and the Engineers lost no time in establishing a home field advantage at the new facility, winning the dedication-day game, 24- 20 over Carnegie Tech. Among Lehigh ' s biggest wins ever at Taylor or anywhere else, was a 78-0 thrashing of Lafayette in 1917. This still stands as the largest margin of victory for the Engineers over the Leopards in the 123-game history of the most- played rivalry in college football. Taylor Stadium Passing The Tradition Lehigh scored another devastating win, 48-0, at Taylor over the archrivals from Easton in 1935. With Bill Leckonby ' s guidance, the Engineers forged a perfect 9-0 record in 1950 and reached milestone victory No. 300 over Gettysburg (26-7) on opening day of the 1956 campaign. Le- high won more games under Leckonby than under any other coach; upon his retirement in 1961 his record was 85- 53-5. The 1971 season, the first winning campaign in a decade (8-3), was one of record-setting performances. Senior fullback Jack Rizzo gained 313 yards and scored four touchdowns to lead Lehigh to a 48-19 victory over Lafayette at Taylor. The game capped a great year for Rizzo, who rushed for 1143 yards and 19 touchdowns, and scoring 21 to- tal TD ' s and 129 points, all still Lehigh records. Lehigh won the NCAA Division II na- tional championship in 1977 under Coach John Whitehead, capturing all six home games, including milestone victory No. 400 over C.W. Post. White- head was Lehigh ' s winningest coach, with 75 victories in 10 seasons. A new era began in 1986 with Hank Small as the new head coach and will continue as the tradition is passed over the mountain to the new Murray H. Goodman Stadium. A football was ceremoniously passed from Taylor Stadium along a three mile route through Lower Campus, the Hill and the Mountaintop Campus to the site of the new stadium. In its dramatic location near the almost completed missing link of Interstate 78 Lehigh ' s new stadium will serve as a symbol of the university ' s unflagging commit- ment to intercollegiate athletics and to quality and excellence in all areas of endeavor. Targeted to open for the 1988 sea- son, the Murray H. Goodman Stadium will be built in a natural bowl in Saucon Valley adjacent to the Stabler Athletic and Convocation Center, Philip Rauch Field House, and the Robert A. Kauf- man Fields. Serving as a backdrop to the oval- shaped facility will be South Mountain, ablaze with the colors of autumn fo- liage. The entire setting promises to be one of the most spectacular of any sta- dium anywhere. The stadium ' s design will provide seating for 12,400 spectators however additons are planned to bring the stadi- um ' s seating capacity up to 20,000 in the future. The stadium ' s entrance will be at its south end, the end nearest Goodman Drive, the main artery of the Goodman Campus. Walkways will lead from an open plaza to the grandstand and fans will descend or ascend to t heir seats. Atop the west grandstand will be a two-level structure housing a press box and a complex of sky boxes. The Murray H. Goodman Stadium A Look Into The Future press box will be configured to provide the best possible working conditions for members of the media in their cov- erage of Lehigh sports. The facility is designed with special consideration to the needs of television, in order to maximize opportunities for exposure for the University through TV. A spacious new field house will be located at the north end of the stadi- um. The facility will provide first-rate accomodations for the home and visit- ing football squads on game day, and will also serve as headquarters for Le- high ' s women ' s sports programs. In- cluded will be offices, locker-rooms, equipment rooms and an athletic train- ing facility. Among the advantages offered by the new field house will be a press con- ference room where members of the media can meet the coaches and the players. By Mary Ellen Maher Rauch Business Center The model pictured is only a preliminary model. The actual building plan is being revised and the structure may look quite different than what is pictured. Five million dollars were donated by Philip Rauch, Class of ' 33, for the con- struction of a new building for Lehigh ' s College of Business and Economics. The structure will be situated on the site of the former Taylor Stadium. This new facility will be named the Rauch Business Center in honor of Rauch, and is expected to be complet- ed in the fall of 1990. It will serve as the new headquarters for Lehigh ' s business college, taking the place of Drown Me- morial Hall. Richard Barseness, dean of the Col- lege of Business and Economics, has called Rauch ' s gift a major step toward meeting the growing needs of our col- lege. Our business programs are gain- ing national recognition in many areas, and this building will provide an appro- priate home and tangible image for our well-earned identity. The site for the new building was chosen by a space-planning committee after subjectively weighing all of the possible sites. Drown is full of faculty offices, but there are virtually no class- rooms left, according to Barseness. The Rauch Business Center will allow all of the faculty of the college and classrooms for most business courses to be together in one place. The new complex will cover 105,000 square feet of space. The executive tower will hold administrative and faculty offices, and the four-story middle section will have high quality classroom space and aca- demic centers. The other end of the complex will be the home of the executive develop- ment section, where there will be for the first time Professional Education Programs for professional managers in areas such as tax services. This section will allow for greater communication among faculty, students, and business professionals, Barseness said, provid- ing Lehigh with improved programs, which every university ought to have. Rauch ' s gift will help to cover the $15.5 million cost of tearing down Tay- lor Stadium and constructing the new business center. There are also future plans to fill the six-and-a-half acre space with a performing arts center and multi-level parking facilities. Rauch ' s name already appears on the Philip Rauch Field House and the Rauch Center for Business Communi- cations. He is director and retired chairman of the Baord of Parker Hamil- ton Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio, as well as the chairman of the board of the Eye Institute in Boston, Massachusetts, the nation ' s largest research laboratory concerned with the study of the eye and sight-threateneing diseases. Lehigh ' s proposed performing arts center may also be situated on the site of the former Taylor Stadium. The cen- ter is undergoing serious planning, al- though final plans are not yet definite, according to Augustine Ripa, Jr., head of the speech and theater department. Plans for the proposed center include lab and office space for the music and theater departments. Currently these departments utilize rooms in several buildings including Chandler-Ullmann and Lamberton Halls. The plans also allow space for two full theaters. One theater would seat be- tween 800-1,000 and a smaller theater approximately 300. The larger theater would be acoustically suitable for music events. In addition to the theaters, there will probably be an art exposition area. The entire departments of music and theater would be relocated into the building instead of being all spread out as they are currently, Ripa said. It would not be simply a lab space for arts students. It would enhance the percep- tion of Lehigh as an institution. The ad- ministration is very serious and serious planning has been undertaken. A theatrical consultant was hired more than a year ago to program the internal needs of the building — A de- sign for the guts — from the inside out, said Ripa. An architect will be shortly recommended for the structure, and the board of trustees has named a lead- er of the fund-raising campaign that will start when the project has begun. This represents very serious planning in key areas. By Eric Maurer and Valerie Hoesch Rauch Business Center Mountain Top Campus The Mountaintop Campus was offi- cially opened in a traditional ribbon- cutting ceremony attended by Penn- sylvania Governor Robert Casey, Lehigh President Peter Likins, the may- ors of Bethlehem and Hellertown, and Representative Don Ritter. Lehigh acquired the mountaintop campus in December, 1986, from Beth- lehem Steel Corporation for $18.75 million. The 742-acre addition nearly doubled the total property owned by Lehigh to 1,600 acres. The complex in- cludes five research buildings, which presently house the ATLSS center, a bioprocesses lab, the College of Educa- tion, the chemical engineering depart- ment, the lacocca Institute, and the Ben Franklin Technical Center. The ATLSS, or Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems will be a superstructure designed for various testings. It will be the largest such facili- ty in the world, being so big that two stories of a skyscraper could be con- structed and tested within ATLSS ' s walls. The Pennsylvania government pro- vided $10 million in grants to help with the cost of purchase of the property. In addition, the state annually allocates money to Lehigh through the Ben Franklin Partnership to allow for re- search projects designed to benefit Pennsylvania ' s economy through the commercialization of advanced technologies. This most recent land acquisition will probably be the last major expansion for Lehigh, although further develop- ment will occur within the 1,600 acres. Constant academic, physical and fiscal needs will call for perpetual planning and improvement. Visiting Lecturers Lecturers Concerts Concerts Clockwise: Sting, Aerosmith, David Lee Roth, Expose, The Cars Productions Productions 4 Fall New faces, old friends . . . Camp Lehigh . . . fading tans . . . travel- ing to Mountain-top . . . Musik- fest . . . changing leaves . . . Hal- loween . . . sweater season . . . midterms . . . football games and tail-gates . . . Parents ' Weekend . . . cocktail parties . . . rush . . . Turkey Trot ... a victorious Le- high-Lafayette . . . Farewell to Taylor Stadium . . . Thanksgiving . . . Senioritis sets in . . . Inter- view . . . Fall v ■ Christmas Holiday formals . . . secret San- tas .. . candy canes . . . the Star of Bethlehem . . . city lights . . . decorated trees . . . dreaming of a white Christmas . . . presents . . . Vespers . . . holiday concerts . . . Season ' s Greetings . . . Christ- mas cards . . . wreaths . . . mistle- toe . . . Rudolph-the Grinch- Frosty-Heat Miser Snow Miser . . . sidewalk Santas . . . break . . . Wit Winter Snow falls . . . the Christmas City . . . sliding to classes . . . skiing . . . traying . . . mattressing . . . Christmas break . . . New Year . . . graduation countdown . . . office visits and plant trips . . . planning spring break . . . wet feet . . . digging out cars . . . never cancelled classes . . . Bid Day . . . pledging ... flu season . . . watching the Olympics . . . Leap Year . . . ECC and EIWA Champs . . . NCAA Playoffs . . . A J v '  , ' %V  inter Winter S P ring Spring Spring break . . . diets . . . jogging . . . tanning salons . . . new leaves . . . bud- ding flowers . . . sunbathing . . . shorts . . . Greek Week ... job acceptances . . . initiations . . . lacrosse . . . spring fever . . . finals . . . Softball . . . picnics . . . baseball . . . convertibles . . . Senior Week . . . Graduation . . . Greek Week ' 88 Creek Week Creek Week PRESIDENT LIKINS 72 VICE PRESIDENTS 74 DEANS 76 ADMINISTRATORS 79 COLLEGE OF ARTS SCIENCE 80 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS 94 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING PHYSICAL SCIENCES 100 Lehigh University Peter Likins. President Alumni Memorial Building 27 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 telephone (215) 758-3155 A fond farewell to the Class of ' The years roll by with increasing speed, as you will fully appreciate only when you pick up this Epitome twenty years later. You came to Lehigh only yesterday, it seems, when you were very, very young. Yet you are gone today, and suddenly much older and wiser ... not yet old, but old enough ... not yet wise, but wise enough to understand the challenges that await you, and both smart enough and tough enough to handle the task. Gradually you will understand what happened and realize that with the benefit of the Lehigh carry also a responsibility. You probably alrea your share of the Lehigh legacy enables you to d conventional American standards of these times, longer to realize that the Lehigh legacy also re good for others in the global family. When you as increasingly successful alumnae and alumni, I how you have continued the tradition of doing w good. - n. to you at Lehigh, experience you dy realize that o well by the It takes a bit quires that you do return to Lehigh 1 11 expect to hear 11 while doing T§£ 0 Ac. ademics President President President Vice Presidents Vice Presidents Vice Presidents Marsha A. Duncan Vice President for Student Affairs Eric V. Ottervick Vice President for Academic Services Academics . David A. Sanchez Vice President and Provost John W. Woltjen Vice President and Treasurer Paul J. Franz Vice President for Development Lehigh and The Epitome would like to wish Vice President Franz all the best on his retirement and to thank him for 47 years of successful and devoted work to the university community. Vice Presidents Vice Presidents Vice Presidents Academics Jennifer Volchko Associate Dean of Students Terrence Curran Associate Dean of Students Mark Erickson Associate Dean of Students Deans Deans Deans Deans Deans ?ans Sharon Brown Assistant Dean of Students Janet Walbert Assistant Dean of Students Debbie Licato-Meiman Assistant Dean of Students Michael Boyd Assistant Dean of Students Academics Claire Biser Registrar Joseph Petronio Bursar Samuel Missimer Director of Admission William Stanford Director of Financial Aid Administrators Administrators Administrators Karen Wolfe Greek Affairs Coordinator Arts And Science Left to Right: Judith Lasker - Associate Dean Norman Melchert - Dean G. Mark Ellis - Associate Dean QQcademics Air Force ROTC Air Force ROTC Detachment 715 is housed in Grace Hall together with an Army ROTC unit. Within the universi- ty, the Department of Aerospace Stud- ies is a seperate academic department organizationally under the supervision of the University Provost who serves as military coordinator. The enrollment in AFROTC for the 1987-1988 academic year totalled 100 cadets with 63 students in the program on AFROTC scholarships. Cadets major in virtually every curriculum, but the majority are engineering majors. Wom- en comprise approximately 14 percent of the cadet corps and minorities make up approximately 3 percent of the corps. Each academic year the cadet corps is involved in many projects. In the Fall, receptions are held for both Parents Weekends. With November comes the annual AFROTC Veteran ' s Day Flag Raising Ceremony at the University Center flagpole. The December Din- ing-ln and the April Dining-Out are major events where the entire cadet corps gathers for a formal banquet in the best of the military tradition. Late in March, selected cadets serve as judges for several Air Force awards at the Reading Pennsylvania Science and En- Left to Right: L. Huseman, Capt. J. Robinson, Capt. J. Amejka, Sgt. K. King, Capt. J. Bader, Sgt. P. DeSantis, Col. WD. Kauffman. gineering Fair. This past year the cadets held their Second Annual Run For Freedom to re- member American POW MIAs. Open to all members of the university and to the local community, over 75 runners covered the 2 Va mile course through- out the 24-hour run. Each runner car- ried a POW MIA flag in honor of the over 2400 missing Americans. The corps is proud to have established this annual event at Lehigh and to keep alive the memory of those 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 enthusiasm. 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 elevated standards have resulted in a steady rise in quality, performance and espirit de corps. The Military Science Department conducts the Army Reserve Officers ' Training Corps program at Lehigh Uni- versity. The Army ROTC program, which was established at Lehigh in 1919, offers a means for students to re- ceive commissions as officers in the United States Army. The ROTC pro- gram, established across the country, was begun in large part as a result of the efforts of Lehigh President Henry Drinker. Following a proud tradition, the program at Lehigh includes over 200 students and commissions about 30 officers each year, in 1987-88 over 60 students were completing their studies with Army ROTC full scholarships. The department is dedicated to train the highest quality officers from a body of the highest quality students. Front Row (Left to Right): Ms. Hanland, Ms Ho- . ' J. FraveKPV: d, Maj Car ' . deau ( FC Martinez MAJ Ar Army ROTC Academics Art And Architecture The class of ' 91 served us a bumper crop of students filling courses. Lucy Gans ascended the peacock throne as we lovingly call the chair of the de- partment. Prof. Nick Adams on a Prix de Rome is comfortably ensconced on the Gianiculum Hill at the Rome Acad- emy working on arcane matters of Re- naissance fortifications. We have the market cornered on the Yugoslav con- nection with Ivan Zaknic and Drazen Cackovic teaching lively courses in ar- chitecture with charming Serbo-Cro- atian accents. Ricardo Viera launched the exhibition year with a humongous show of international artists proclaim- ing their opposition to Apartheid, a blockbuster, overflowing the Ralph Wilson galleries to the lobby at Moun- taintop ' s Building A. (Catchy name isn ' t it?) Lucy was happy as a clam when a load of walnut logs got delivered to her ground floor digs at Chandler where the chisels and mallets will soon be ringing in the creation of new sculp- Front Row (Left to Right): N. Adams, A. Morrogh, R. Viera, T. Akiner; Back Row (L to R): J. Zaknic, D. Cackovic, R. Redd, M.E. Orben, C. Ussler-Trum- bull, L. Gans, O. Jacoby ture. Dick Redd up on the 3rd floor inked up as usual pulling collagraphs off the press in the print studio. Down the hall Tun Akiner is glued to his comput- er screen. We ' d like to tell you what ' s on the screen but we won ' t be CADs. This was a year when adjuncts gave ex- tra dimension to curriculum in the presence of Chris Ussler-Trumbull, An- drew Morrogh, Pat Badt, Janet Smith, Lyle Light, Dan Brewer and of course Larry Fink, world class photographer. Art and architecture are flourishing in the once chemically aromatic halls of Chandler-Ullmann. Who needs Moun- taintop palaces? Not us! Athletics First Row (Left to Right): A. Sinnot, B. Gardiner, S. Keegan, B. Squers, D. Duke, P. Sclar; Second Row (L to R): K. Adams, J. Whitehead, ). McCloskey, T. Hutchinson, ). Foley, ). Covert; Third Row (L to R): C. Anderson, S. Schultz, T. Turner, M. Rockovich. Biology Front Row (Left to Right): K. Wolbach, M. Krawiec, S. Herman, D. Dutt, V. Ware, B. Sum- mers; Back Row (I to R): J. Sands, B. Hargreaves, S. Krawiec, H. Pritchard, C. Williamson, P. Samol- low, B. Bean, J. Burton, J. Garvey, A. Khanna- Gupta, T. Master, P. Gritis. Small classes, quality teaching, and significant opportunities for research are, according to a 1987 report spon- sored by the National Science Founda- tion, the essential ingredients for suc- cessful education in biology. The Department of Biology has supple- mented this formula with additional equipment and impressive amounts of sophisticated research instrumenta- tion, extensive renovations of laborato- ries, and expansion to the Mountaintop Campus. The sum has been excellent educational opportunities for gifted students. Chemistry Front Row (Left to Right):). Merkel, J. Alhadeff, K Schray, L. Klebanoff, H. Leidheiser; Back Row (L to R): F. Micale, J. Roberts, R. Sprague, L. Lowe- Krentz, G. Daves. The Department of Chemistry, now with twenty-six faculty (and two active emeritus professors), welcomed Dr. Leonard Klebanoff to its ranks as an as- sistant professor specializing in surface science. A number of important changes are underway. The depart- ment along with physics has joined the College of Arts and Science and curric- ular revisions are being considered in light of this move. The creation of the Mountaintop Campus will affect chem- istry as well with the Biochemistry Divi- sion and the Emulsion Polymers Insti- tute both anticipating a move to the tower building this summer. Only the biochemistry laboratory courses, Chem 377, 378 will be taught at the mountain- top so faculty will be regular customer on the shuttle run. The graduating se- niors, chemistry (7) and biochemistry (8) majors, have been an awesome group that has been a pleasure to have as students. Hardened as they have been in the refining fires of their favor- ite chemistry courses, we know that they are going to be even more awe- some in the future. Let us know how life goes. Academics The Classics department is proud to have Dr. David Small as visiting lecturer in archeology this year. Dr. Small is about to publish a book entitled Arche- ological Approaches to Classical Archi- tecture, and has organized a series of talks on archeological topics, which nicely complements the department ' s ongoing colloquium series. The other individuals in the depart- ment have been busy as well: Professor Phillips took a semester ' s leave to work on a book on Roman religion, Professor Richlin was awarded a year-long Na- tional Endowment for the Humanities fellowship to finish a book on Roman witches, and Professor Williams is working on a cognitive approach to Homer ' s use of language. Professor Williams also co-directed a production of Plautus ' s Casina in Latin and English. teft to Right: A. Richlin, E. de Angeli, J. Williams, C.R. Phillips, D. Small. Classics Front Row (Left to Right): D. Greene, B. Cline, A. Hartung, F. Hook; Back Row (L to R): M. Butler, J. Frakes, E. Gallagher, S. Szilagyi, E. Lotto, M. Comfort. The Geology Department has under- gone a host of changes in the past few years. Since 1986 the department has hired three new faculty members. Dave Anastasio arrived in the fall of 1986 fill- ing the department ' s structural geology position. The following semester Carl Moses arrived filling a new position in the field of aqueous geochemistry. In addition, Peter Zeitler, an isotopic geo- chronologist, is scheduled to arrive in the spring of 1988 to fill the vacancy left by Professor Jim Parks who retired after twenty years of service to the department. The Geology Department has re- cently seen the establishment of sever- al traditions. The department began sponsoring an annual spring field trip, traveling to the highlands of northwest Scotland in 1986 and to the southern Appalachians in 1987. For the third consecutive summer, a six credit intro- ductory geology course was taught en- tirely in the field along with Lehigh ' s field camp. Closer to home, the depart- ment established the Friday afternooon seminar series where once a year each graduate student and faculty member informally presents ongoing research. Front Row (Left to Right): D. Anastasio, K. Ko- dama; Back Row (Left to Right): D. Simpson, B. Carson, C. Moses, E. Evenson, P.B. Myers. Government Front Row (Left to Right): A. Wurth, F. Davis, F. Colon; Back Row (L to R): L. Olson, E.P. Morgan, R. Matthews. Journalism Mathematics First Row (Left to Right): G. Rayna, R. Venkatara- J. Yukich, M. Schechter; Third Row (L to R): man, C. McCluskey, Wei-Min Huang; Second Dodson, B. Eisenberg, D. Davis, L. Stanley. Row (L to R): V. Dobric, S. Wegmann, D. Johnson, This spring we had two distinguished lecturers: Yale Professor Sylvia Molloy, a Latin American scholar, and Ingrid Methaus-Maier, MB-SPD, a member of German Parliament. Lectures and dis- cussions were open to the Lehigh community. The Language Laboratory in Coppee Hall now has facilities for video and computer aided instruction. Lehigh University hosted the Mid-Atlantic Re- gion of the Association for Asian Stud- ies. Dr. David Pankenier, who teaches Chinese, coordinated the book and Asian language word processing soft- ware exhibit for the program. The French section took advantage of the Apprentice Teaching program to give some of its major and minor ju- niors and seniors a chance to try their hand at teaching. The Apprentice Teachers enjoyed the opportunity to get some real experience. Left to Right: H. Parmet, D. W. Lewis, L.S. Lefkowitz, A. Prieto, T. Decker, D. Pankenier, M.S. Armstrong, A. Waldenrath. Modern Foreign Languages k Philosophy Front Row (Left to Right): J. Hare, N. Melchert, R. Dillon, R. Gay; Back Row (L to R): G. Beam, ). Volpe, R. Barnes, J.R. Lindgren. The Philosophy Department has had two new members this year, Robin Dil- lon from the University of Pittsburgh and Robert Gay from Oxford Universi- ty. We missed Norman Melchert who deaned for the year. The Philosophy Club has been flour- ishing, meeting weekly, and went up to Connecticut for its annual Spring Read- ing Party. Daniel Dennett visited the department for a week, and had ses- sions with faculty, students and the general public. His topic was the rela- tions between consciousness and the brain. Bob Barnes has instructed the department MSDOS disk to remind us, whenever we use the machine, The unexamined life is not worth living. ■a a r-r 3 3 Physics First Row (Left to Right): F.J. Feigl, S.H. Radin, J.A. McLennan, Y.W. Kim, ). Toulouse; Second Row (L to R): G.J. Borse, ). Lirini, W.B. Fowler, R. Pakula, G. Watkins, H. De Leo; Third Row (L to R): J. Hu ennekens, K. Becker, W. Smith. The Physics Department is located in the recently completed Fairchild Cen- ter for the Physical Sciences. This com- plex includes the Sherman Fairchild Laboratory for Solid-State Studies, the renovated five story Physics Building, and a major wing which connects these two buildings and houses research and teaching space. The faculty consists of 19 full-time professors and there are currently 54 full time graduate students and about 35 undergradute physics majors. The department also services about 1000 additional students each year in its in- troductory physics courses. The faculty, graduate students, un- dergraduate physics majors are en- gaged in research in the following ar- eas: Solid-state physics (experimental and theoretical), Atomic physics, Plas- ma spectroscopy, Nuclear theory, Physics of fluids, Statistical physics (ex- perimental and theoretical), Elemen- tary particles (experimental and theo- retical), Non-linear optics and Van de Graaf studies. The department recently moved from the Engineering College to the College of Arts and Science. The de- partment offers the following degrees: B.S. in Engineering Physics, B.A. in Physics, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Academics Psychology Left to Right: A. Brody, M. Richter, D. Hyland, J. Nyby, S. Pipp, L. Williams, M. Seay, B. Matt. Religion Left to Right: N. Cirardot, L. Silberstein, ). Reid, M. Rdpos.i, L. Speller, ). Meskin. And Society Program Left to Right: S. Goldman, S. Cutcliffe, M. Carlen Social Relations Front Row (Left to Right): J. Mcintosh, R. Herren- kohl, ). Gatewood, D. Campbell, B. Frankel, P. Kozero, T. Blank, J. Lasker; Back Row (L to R): K. Stinson, B. Crustin, S. Clement, J. Specht. Speech And Theater This was a year of change for our area, highlighted by the Board of Trust- ees voting in October to create Le- high ' s first Department of Theatre, ef- fective July 1, 1988. The Division of Speech and Theatre bids our last se- niors a fond farewell and invites them back to many a production offered by the Mustard and Cheese Drama Society and the Theatre Department. Front Row (Left to Right): N. Simmers, J. Milet, D. Purdy; Back Row (L to R): A. Wheat, P. Pepper. c o Q .Studies Program Front Row (Left to Right): R. Simon, B. Frankel, F. Colon, W. Pillsbury; Back Row (L to R): N. Adams, I. Zaknic, D. Amidon. r Urban Studies is not a major for faint- hearted collegians interested in shallow acquaintance with the latest urban cri- sis discovered by the breathless me- dia. We seek to impact a careful analyti- cal grasp of the patterns of life in large human settlements. In the process, we try our best to deliver the classic bene- fits of a liberal arts education, helping our students to reason more clearly, search more diligently for the truth, and argue more effectively. We com- bine many disciplines; an Urban Studies major takes courses with economists, architects, historians, anthropoligists, political scientists, and perhaps even a geologist. Consequently, ours is a ma- jor 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 preparation for the adventures of the marketplace. Law is the second most popular career choice among Ur- ban Studies majors. Others go into real estate, banking, public service (plan- ning and city management), medicine, and architecture. We are a small operation and stu- dents get to know us well. Several courses include field trips to Philadel- phia or New York, and some students choose to spend internship semesters in Philadelphia or Washington for ma- jor credit. We are working on a revised curriculum which will greatly simplify the dauntingly complex description of . the major found in the catalog. Our philosophy? You spend $15,000 a year to improve your mind and your chances in life. We aim to help our stu- dents do both. Business And Economics i Joseph Klein Assistant Dean A Academics Accounting Front Row (Left to Right): R. Fenning, P. Gupta, F. Luh, S. Webster, M. Davis; Back Row (L to R): ). Hall, R. Lawrence, R. Mills, J. Kerschmar, ). Schaeffer, J. Paul, D. Bainbridge. Economics Front Row (Left to Right): J. Innes, E. Schnartz, C. Callahan, L. Taylor; Back Row (L to R): A. King, A. Cohen, T. Hyclak, V. Munley, R. Mudambi, F. Cunter, JR. Aronson, A. O ' Brien, C. Garb, W. Pillsbury, N. Balabkins, A. Moran. Academics Finance The subject of finance is concerned with the transfer of funds from savers to users and the allocation of funds within an enterprise among competing demands for the funds. Attention is also focused on the institutions and in- struments necessary to facilitate this transfer of funds. Hence, the Depart- ment of Finance offers courses and un- dertakes research in the areas of Busi- ness Finance, Investments, Security Analysis, Portfolio Management, Finan- cial Flows and Markets, Bank Manage- ment, Financial Futures and Options, and International Financial Manage- ment. 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 intermediaries, invest- ment banking, financial analysis, institu- tional investors, and national and inter- national capital markets. The Finance Department welcomes a new faculty member this year with the arrival of Phil Sisneros. Undergraduate enrollment in finance continues to rise, setting a record for the third consecu- tive year. With over 180 majors, finance is the most popular major in the Lehigh Class of 1988. Left to Right: S. Thode, P. Sisneros, J. Creenleaf, C. Beidleman. c a; E 1— a a lip 1111 ll ' fj 111 J Jy ' i j ' . ' j 1 f h ■ ■ I ' Ml a i ' ki V ;_. II if ' f 1 1 11 II 4 in a win- j V: rii ;t Y3 Management Left to Right: J. Stevens, S. Sherer, J. Bunch, A. Bean, R. Barsness, J. Hobbs, J. Bonge, B. Litt. Front Row (Left to Right): R. Horton, J. Maskulka; Back Row (L to R): T. Maskulka, B. Smackey, ). Hansz. Marketing Academics Law And Business Left to Right: B. Brockway, I. Achebe, G. Nation. The faculty of the Department of Law and Business consists of Ifeanyi Achebe, who specializes in commercial law, law and international business; Bri- an Broc kway, who specializes in com- mercial and tax law; George Nation, who specializes in corporate and com- mercial law; and Perry Zirkel, who spe- cializes in labor and education law. Brockway and Zirkel are senior faculty, both of whom are at the distinguished level of university professor. Achebe and Nation are assistant professors, who add breadth and growth to the teaching, research, and service activi- ties of the department. The department provides a range of courses, from the popular university- wide offering in Introduction to Law to advanced graduate-level courses in Tax Law. In the research area, the faculty con- tinue to increase their production of publications in national journals. o GO u Engineering And Applied Science Donald Bolle Dean Alan Pense Associate Dean Curtis Clump Associate Dean Acade Chemical Engineering c v E +- a a; Q Front Row (Left to Right): C. Silebi, M. Charles, C. Clump, J. Hsu, C. Ceorgakis, W. luyben; Back Row (L to R): L. Wenzel, F. Stein, H. Caram, J. Chen, H. Stenger, M. Reilly. This is the last year in which the De- partment of Chemical Engineering will be housed primarily in Whitaker Lab- oratory. Whitaker was built in 1962-65 to meet the needs of the Chemical En- gineering and the Metallurgical Engi- neering Departments. Since then both departments have grown. In Chemical Engineering the faculty has grown by a factor of three: and the research con- tracting activity by a factor of ten. Thus, we have outgrown what has been a very convenient and comfortable home. By the Fall of 1988 most faculty of- fices and graduate research activites will have moved to Building A of the Mountaintop Campus. Our undergrad- uate laboratory will remain in Whitaker, and we will retain a few faculty offices there to facilitate contact with our un- dergraduate students. Classes for un- dergraduates will be taught on the low- er campus. As we consider how best to serve our undergraduates from the Mountaintop site, there are several possibilities. First, we will be using the Computer Net- work and the excellent Mountaintop Bus Service. Second, we expect our students to do likewise. We will have fine student spaces for meetings and study, an excellent library tailored to our needs, and a quality cafeteria at hand. 300-level classes may be meeting in Building A. Seminars and meetings will routinely be held on the Moun- taintop. Finally, we expect that classes and activities for undergraduates will follow us to the top of the mountain. Initially, there will be a few classes in chemistry, biology and chemical engi- neering. Later, we will move our un- dergraduate laboratory, abandon our remaining offices in Whitaker, and hold all of our activities on the new campus. Civil Engineering Computer Science And Electrical Engineering m ' w I i , Front Row (Left to Right): W. Li, M. White, D. Hillman, J. Butt, G. Blank, E. Kay; Back Row (L to R): N. Eberhardt, B. Fritchman, A. Larky, L. Var- nerin, C. Holzinger, D. Leenov. Materials Science And Engineering Front Row (Left to Right): W.C. Hahn, D. Wil- liams, A. Benscoter, S. Butler, S.K. Tarby; Back Row (L to R): H. Jain, C. Lyman, G. Connelly, A. Marder, G. Miller, R.W. Kraft. This year has been one of transition, change, and excitment for the Depart- ment of Materials Science and Engi- neering. On July 1, 1987, the past chair- man of the department, Professor David A. Thomas, became the Dean of Graduate Studies at Lehigh and Profes- sor Richard W. Hertzberg became the new chairman of the department. However, Professor Hertzberg was on sabbatical leave for the 1987-1988 aca- demic year so Professor S. Kenneth Tarby served as acting chairman. Pro- fessor Tarby will beome Associate Chairman of the department upon Pro- fessor Hertzberg ' s return in July, 1988. A number of faculty were on leave this year doing a variety of things in many different places. Professor Hertz- berg has been working and lecturing in Switzerland, England, Australia, and Vina. Professor Alan W. Pense, Asso- ciate D ean of the College of Engineer- ing and Applied Sciences and a mem- ber of this department, has been visiting professor this year in Lousanne, Switzerland. Professor Martin P. Harm- er was on sabbatical in Melbourne, Australia. We also want to note the re- turn of Professor Helen Chan this past spring from her leave of absence at the National Bureau of Standards in Maryland. On the research front there are some very exciting developments which have taken place. The ceramics pro- gram continues to grow and mature. The new involvement of our faculty in this group has been in the area of su- perconductivity. Lehigh researchers have duplicated a ceramic compound which is a superconducting material at 92 degrees K. The compound is com- posed of yttrium, barium, copper, and oxygen. Professors Donald M. Smyth and Martin P. Harmer, along with Pro- fessor Himanshu Jain, have created a consortium of industrial and govern- ment organizations to study supercon- ducting materials. Another exciting de- velopment withing the department has been the addition of an extremely powerful $1.3-million Philips EM430 advanced analytical electron micro- scope. Professors David. B. Williams, Charles E. Lyman, Joseph I. Goldstein, and Martin P. Harmer are responsible for obtaining this important research equipment. At the undergraduate level, this has been a good year for our students in receiving scholarships in recognition of high scholastic achievements. Terry Hahn ( ' 88) received an ASM Interna- tional scholarship, one of 32 awarded nationally. James Heilman ( ' 88) has won the Alcoa scholarship and a scholarship from the Lehigh Valley Chapter of ASM International. Carpenter Technology Scholarships have also been awarded to Terry Hahn ( ' 88), Gary Chin ( ' 88), John Slanski ( ' 88), Ann Bolcavage ( ' 89), and Sarah Hayward ( ' 89). An innovative ap- proach to te aching our introductory materials course (Mat. 63) was launched in the spring semester. A new materials course for freshmen is planned for next year. Academics Industrial Engineering Left to Right: J. Wiginton, G. Sathyanarayanan, S. Wu, J. Adams, G. Kane, G. Tonkay, M. Groover, L. Plebani, W. Richardson, G. Wilson. o CD 3 Mechanical Engineering Front Row (Left to Right): R. Sarubbi, R. Hartranft, D. Rockwell, F. Erdogan, A. Kalnins, D.G. Harlow; Back Row (L to R): C. Smith, T. Terry, P. Blythe, S. Johnson, T. Delph. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS 110 HONORARY SOCIETIES 115 MILITARY SCIENCE ORGANIZATIONS 118 ATHLETIC TEAMS AND CLUBS 122 SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS 130 ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS 134 FINE ARTS ACTIVITIES 136 PUBLISING ORGANIZATIONS 140 LITTLE SISTER SOCIETIES 148 Co-Activities Editor Corey Abate Karin Cholak Co-Activities Editor Beth Cottingham orum Front Row (Left to Right): K. Zilligen (Student Chairperson), Prof. Kraihanzel (Faculty Chairper- son), D. Tsai (Secretary Treasurer); Back Row (L to R): T. Neff, Prof. Gallegher, C. Shultz, B. Brown, Prof. Mills, S. Kelly, G. Reich, L. Kerr, K. D ' An- drea, A. Gavin, Dean Smeaton. Class Of ' 88 Advisor — Barbara Turanchik President — Jeff Enslin Vice President — Kathy Plaia Treasurer — Jeanne Shaffer Secretary — Tracey McCord Act, ivities Student Activities Council Front Row (Left to Right): C. Kelly (Secretary Treasurer), L. Seminski (President), P. Sprayregen (Publicity Vice-Chairman), W. Suiter (Publicity Chairman), ). Fletcher (Advisor), L. Drake (Special Events Chairman); Back Row (L to R): M. Lowen- berg (Films Chairman), V.J. Geronimo (RHC Rep- resentative), J. Long (Concerts Chairman), R. Trieschman (Off-Campus Representative), J. Sim- berg (Films Vice-Chairman), E. Adams (Vice-Presi- dent), D. Hirschberg (Concerts Vice-Chairman). Interfraternity Council Dean John Smeaton, talking with a Lehigh trust- ee, while Rich Potts studies his notes for the IFC meeting. Carmine Venezia, Chris Clayton, Mike Polito, and Louis Gigliotta, listening at the IFC meeting held in Fiji. First Row (Left to Right): J. Eichman, R. Tashjian, B. Daum, M. McCormick; Second Row: A. Horn- ing, B. Moloznik, R. Potts; Third Row: T. Johnson, S. Kelly, J. Dyment. Activities Panhellenic Counci Katey Moore and Maria Brecher, preparing for Panhel rush at Gamma Phi Beta. Panhel members Jillian Spitalnik (Alpha Phi) and Rachele Bahto (Delta Gamma) socializing outside of Williams at a tailgate party. Front Row (Left to Right): L. Seminski, ). Bern- stein, H. Lynn, J. Spitalnik; Back Row (L to R): K. Chapman, D. Orlando, E. King, M. Falck, J. Schell. 113 Residence Halls Council RHC is a successful organization due to the many enthusiastic and energetic people involved, and we are proud to have accomplished our goals for this year. The members of the Executive Board would like to take this opportu- nity to express themselves to each other. To Ken: Keep your pants on! , Re- lax! , And have another glass of milk. To Ed: Glad to see that you were able to make it. To Kevin: In which direction is your wardrobe heading — punk or conservative? To Heather: Wearing a rabbit on your head will become a new fad. To Lauren: Shut UP! To Mary Kay: Can you be more specif- ic? , Yes. To Maria: Why does everyone tell you how to run the treasurer position? To Melvin: Stop thinking! To Everyone Graduating: Good Luck — we ' re gonna miss ya! First Row (Left to Right): W. Paley, T. Nolt, J. Shumofsky, V.J. Geronimo, F. Farmanfarmaian, J. Sponza, K. Motiwalla, L. Tuchin (Secretary); Sec- ond Row: M. Taranto, S. Covert, S. Hiestand, K. D ' Andrea (President), N. Stone, K. Cholak, J. Do- Ian, B. Lee; Third Row: J. Baker, C. Soltesz, J. Lawry, J. P. Alfaro, H. Foster (Activities Coordina- tor), B. Tatem, B. Duncan, L. Cleary, J. Raines, T. Hanna; Fourth Row: P. Pearlman, ). Yaich, B. Boynton, B. Alperin (Concessions Manager), E. Vogel (Vice-President), M. Fiorenti (Treasurer), K. Schweitzer (Assistant Concessions Manager), M. Baker (Advisor). Act. Omicron Delta Kappa Front Row (Left to Right): S. Krawiec, E. DeAn- gelli, G. Schulze, W. Richardson, C. Ellis (Advisor), R. Redd (Advisor), N. Fulpord, ). Smeaton, R. Wil- liamson, J. Hobbs; Back Row (L to R): M. Fuku- moto, D. Tsai, J. Spitalnik, J. Levin, ). Berger, B. Alperin, E. Varga (Vice-President), K. D ' Andrea (President), L. Kerr (Treasurer), D. Cohen, ). Holzer, C. Marshall, C. Jacobs, S. Klinges, W. Cook, Jr. Alpha Pi Mu Front Row: (Left to Right): R. Ostergaard (Vice- President), R. Veracco (President), M. Edwards (Secretary); Back Row (L to R): J. Lee, J. Meltzer, K. Blankenhorn, R. Alfaro. 115 American Society Of Mechanical Engineering Left to Right: F. Nuzzi, J. Lee, D. Laenger, D O ' Connor, Prof. T. Terry. Activities A merican Institute Of Industrial En gineenng Front Row (Left to Right): R. Ostergaard (Secre- tary), J. Long (Treasurer), M. Brush (President); Back Row (L to R): L. Betzweiser (Vice-President of Membership). Not Pictured: C. Coxhead (Vice- President of Chapter Development) and ). Senior (Vice-President of Publicity). The Lehigh Ranger Company The Lehigh RANGERS is a military or- ganization which offers interested stu- dents a chance to take part in challeng- ing physical activities. The club teaches advanced military skills, rapelling, and military patrol techniques, as well as sponsors outdoor activities. They con- ducted two white-water raft trips this year, and an Appalacian trail hike. The club ' s military highlights included two field exercises at Fort Indiantown Gap and participation in the military skills intercollegiate competition Ranger Challenge at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Society Of American Military Engineers Left to Right: T. Minners, S. Nestler, W. Sanders, R. Beck, R. Smithers. The Society of American Military En- gineers (SAME) is a professional associa- tion which is dedicated to educating members in the different fields of engi- neering and to enable them to observe engineers in action. The club features regular trips to large engineering pro- jects in the region. The result is an abili- ty for members to make rational deci- sions about their future. The club, having just completed its 37th year at Lehigh, maintains its charter with con- tinued enthusiasm. Association Of The United States Army First Row (Left to Right): R. Smithers, C. Cordon, W. Selzer (President), J. McCusker; Second Row: H. Welling, S. Carey, L. Owens, L. Farpour, R. Beck; Third Row: Major Archer (Advisor), M. McGinty, I. Mihaly, T. Minners, M. Sipos, M. Staiti, S. Ramchandran, R. Edwards. The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) has just completed its third year on campus. The Association is devoted to increasing awareness of matters concerning the Army and the landpower force in general. Members host activities which show the public what the Army offers and how our de- fense department operates to defend the nation. The association also spon- sors member field trips to military func- tions, to increase their understanding of the functioning of the Army. Act Military Science Department Army ROTC Rifle Team The Army ROTC Rifle team is in its third year of activity and has shown im- pressive progress. It is a member of the MAC — Mid Atlantic Conference, and for the second year it took second place in the conference and is ready to take first place next year. The team practices weekly in the Lehigh range, located under Lamberton Hall. Left to Right: C. Legallo, M. McGinty, C. Ander- son (Team Capt.), ). Krumbein, S. Carey, S. Nes- tler, H. Welling. National Society Of The Scabbard And Blade Company H-3 of the National Society of the Scabbard and Blade is a Military Honor Society with detachments throughout the country. The company at Lehigh has a long history. Highlights of the Society ' s activities include Op- eration Santa Claus, held to benefit underprivledged local children each December, Operation Fruit Basket, and sponsorship of the Military Ball each spring. First Row (Left to Right): W. Hershberger, ). McCusker, C. Cordon, J. Levins; Second Row (L to R): M. Bamberger, T. Minners, W. Selzer, R. Edwards; Third Row (L to R): R. Mangold, M. Consolini, D. Kleintop, S. Carey. Activities Army ROTC Color Guard The Army ROTC Color Guard is the official Color Guard of Lehigh Universi- ty and represents the University by presenting the National Flag at home football games and wrestling matches. The guard is also often called upon to march in local parades and officiate military events on and off campus. The highlight of the year came in Novem- ber, when the guard travelled to Wash- ington, D.C. to receive training from the Old Guard National Color Guard, and to view the sights of the city. Front Row (Left to Right): T. Christie, S. Houtz, J. Trommeter; Back Row (L to R): T. Johnson, T. Holbrook, A. Kantra. Not Pictured: R. Edwards Anold Air Society First Row (Left to Right): D. Betz, B. Fredriksson, R. Jackson, H. Kim, J. Clayton, P. Calabrese, D. Park; Second Row (L to R): Col. Kauffman, P. Conkle, A. Schwer, J. Gumpper, S. Black, S. Heinz, C. Micek, K. Kolbe, D. Lewis, C. Sadavage, J. Murphy, J. Yankovitch; Third Row (L to R): J. Calaber, B. O ' Connell, M. Alford, R. Spyker, R. Janoso, B. Winer, M. Owsiany, R. Brook, L. Mayer, B. Melvin, B. Goldfeder, E. Brown; Not Pictured: S. Beaver, C. May, M. Pavis, T. Young, E. Baer, M. Nester, L. Ross, R. Smetek. Lehigh Outing Club The Lehigh Outing Club is a student- run organization that participates in just about anything that has to do with the outdoors. The main purpose of the Outing Club is to provide students with exciting and unusual activities that re- lieve the monotony and pressure of their everyday academic life. Although these activities include skydiving, Whitewater rafting, rockclimbing, and Hot Pursuit, and as such have certain intrinsic dangers involved, safety is stressed and all of the activities are su- pervised by experienced professionals. Out activities also include hiking, camping, and canoeing for those who like to get close to the outdoors but don ' t want to hurl themselves from an airplane while doing so. The Outing Club ' s activities are avail- able to anyone in the Lehigh University family; faculty, staff, and students can all participate. We also make available equipment that can be borrowed for individual use. To become a member in the Lehigh Outing Club is very simple — simply participate in an activity and you are in. The activities are made available at lowered student rates. In this way, the Outing Club provides forms of re- creation that are different, safe, inex- pensive, and fun. Front Row (Left to Right): S. Bright, S. Rankin, B. Taggart (President), S. Cutcliffe, D. Cates, P. Ham- mond, A. Kelley; Back Row (L to R): T. Spinello, M. Hadjimaruor, L. Schiller (Executive Officer), F. Farmanfarmaian (Treasurer), A. Verdi, D. Bader, C. Starace. Equestrian Club Originally founded as an equine in- terest club, the Equestrian Club has long since become a much more colle- giate organization. The renewed inter- est of the Lehigh Valley ' s equestrian farms and stables has led to a continu- ing increase in membership and involvement. The club ' s original intent to sponsor activities and schedule lessons for all levels of riders has been maintained. In addition, the club ' s members are dedi- cated to working at horse shows bene- fitting physically handicapped children in the Lehigh Valley. The most out- standing achievement of the club, however, has been the Equestrian Team. Over the past few years, the team has acquitted itself admirably in intercollegiate horse shows against var- sity teams from many universities. With continued growth, the team will un- doubtedly reach a high level of achievement. Front Row (Left to Right): T. Shaughnessy, J. Wie- dorn, P. McElwee, S. Grant, R. Alfaro; Back Row (L to R): C Parish, S Manko, J Stansfield Breen, S. Rivers, S. Pierce, L. Activities . Squash Club ' 87 - ' 88 Record: 4-6 Front Row (Left to Right): ). Petersohn, S. Droesch, P. Tulsyan (Captain), C. Large; Back Row (L to R): G. Souther, E. Vonderhyden, M. Segovia, ). Segovia, M. Picornell. Front Row (Left to Right): A. Estey, G. Kane, J. Greene, G. Bridenbaugh, A. Bernstein, S Ford, I. Rothschild; Back Row (L to R): R. Zimmerman (Coach), T. Danforth, J. Rupprecht, J. DiClenco, D. Cotner, E. Barends, M. LaForce, L. Dobler, K. Egan, D. Telling, C. Scanlon, J. Schell. Activities Powderpuff Football First Row (Left to Right): J. Boyda, P. Corr, K. Moore, K. Cimpel; Second Row (L to R): L. Craig, C. D ' Antonio, R. Turoscy, N. Brown, ). Underkoffler, A. Plympton; Third Row (L to R): B. Duddy, J. O ' Brien, S. Digel, L. Schiller, C. Engels, J. Luzzatti, S. Stelling, D. Kozemchak. ... Activities Taekwondo Club Jack Schneider practicing against his opponent, Louis Caramagno. Ray Cardonne practicing his defense moves. First Row (Left to Right): S. Lee, T. Corcoran, B. Smith, M. Reph, M, Bryer, K. Simmons; Second Row (L to R): S. Liebschner, S. Pilzer, R. Cardonne, K. Davis, L. Caramagno, F. Blake; Third Row (L to R): ). George Sermiev and Craig Werner lead the class Schneider, C. Culick, P. Trudeau, C. Taylor, C. Weiner, T. Rich, ). Meyer, C. Sermiev, M. Snisky. jn f | oor exerc j ses V4 Rugby Club Activities 129 East Asian 5 Officers: society Ramon Agustines -■- President ■n m h. . Victor Paterno — Vice-President Mhia Poblete — Treasurer Members: Tammy L. Fung Judy Chow A William Lee Giam Nghe PvM|B : ; - m ' flfl tf Jn f SS Betsy Smith p _ -i Mtoa Larraine Shih A. ■ ' ' fi - C v Cornelia Pasche V Leif Berner ■ Meor Aris, Meor Mohamad Fadzil i b «B ' J Nurulhalim Hassim t d Py --- Jr Bill Stuart i - H r Jr • May-Win Thein [•w F 1 -r-| Seunah Lee mL - % J% Prof. Parkenier •„ Prof. Girardot 1 Matt Tallo V- £ - -t j - A - m i v. ' b. 4C M x - HfttaSb JWT Bb t ' nternational Club The International Club, one of the largest on the Lehigh campus, is an as- sociation that aims to present the world ' s variety of cultures to the Lehigh campus. The club, which has American as well as international members, orga- nizes a series of events to introduce people to the home cultures of our in- ternational students. This year ' s high- light is the International Dinner, in which many of our members cook au- thentic national dishes and present cul- tural performances. Other events staged included a ski trip to the Poco- nos, two World Cup soccer tourna- ments, and a festival of foreign films. The International Club also acts as a forum for the concerns of international students. To this end, we have in- creased contact with the international associations of other east coast univer- sities to discuss issues of common con- cern to foreign students and to devise new ways in which Lehigh can help its own international students. International Club members enjoying a Malindo, a Malasian-lndonesian evening of food and crafts from that region of the world. Activities Hillel Society I. Weinstein, J. Havsy, R. Dager, L. Tuchin, R. Kovatch, and C. Hirschfeld, paying attention at their meeting. Hillel President Adam Levine runs a Hillel meeting. Front Row (Left to Right): C. Hirschfeld, R. Kussner, A. Levine, S. Yohanan, L. Weinstein, L. Fink, M. Harari; Back Row (L to R): R. Dager, S. Mime, L. Tuchin, J. Havsy, D. Modiano, R. Cold- man, A. Schwartz, D. Hano, R. Kovatch. Fairchild-Martindale Center First Row (Left to Right): Prof. F. Gunter; Second Row (L to R): L. Memoli, J. Eckrod, S. Fox, T. Gregory; Third Row (L to R): B. Lingenfelter, L. Sullivan, K. Hagman, B. Bahlke, S. Adler. The Newman Council First Row (Left to Right): T. Westdyk, M. Brush, R. Glennon; Second Row (L to R): C. Crotty, R. Ver- acco, M. Pucillo, J. Gregory; Third Row (L to R): M. Marinello, M. Owsiany, M. Szczepkowski, C. Bissell. Not Pictured: Henry Cheng-Robles Chris Hite Joe Kinney Steve Knightly Leila Mureebe Kathy Plaia Lisa Seminski tit m Activities LU Volunteers LUV — Lehigh University Volunteers — is a student service organization that benefits the Lehigh Valley. Our mem- bers participate in many activities throughout the semester which help the needy of our community. Some ex- amples of our involvement include vis- iting a local nursing home, tutoring in a local elementary school, and being big brothers big sisters for local children. We also hold fund raisers throughout the year to benefit such organizations as the United Way, the Red Cross, Ox- fam, and the American Cancer Society. Visiting Lecturers Committee Front Row (Left to Right): S. Nargi, S. Strauss, N. Angelos; Back Row (L to R): R. Bailenson, Guest Speaker S. Levchenko, R. Rosier. eology Club Front Row (Left to Right): J. Snyder, M. Falck, T. Yen, H. Jenkins, J. Miodes; Back Row (L to R): A. Meglioli, S. Gentzlinger, M. Muller, D. Richards. nvestment Club President — Rob Erman Vice-President (Advanced) — Bill Bahlke Vice-President (Beginning) — Mike Kafes Treasurer — Bob Jackson Secretary — Ines Owczarek A ctivities Student Materials Society Front Row (Left to Right): G. Chin, L. Stone, S. Hayward, C. Butler, T. Hahn, J. Slanski, Dr. Hahn; Back Row (L to R): R. Edwards, L. Cosmos, J. Heil- man, J. Breedis, S. Holt, L. Panos, K. Engleka, T. Calianese. Mustard Cheese First Row (Left to Right): J. Oravitz, K. Edwards, C. Peterson, J. Lifwak, ). Silverman; Second Row: J. Zeigler, T. Stephenson, L. Gigliotti, R. Truglio, H. Logan, ). Ushka, J. Raines; Third Row: A. Gardner, B. Hachman, T.J. Zale, M. Shabi, E. Huret, S. Ya- vorski, R. Bohenberger. Activities Marching 97 Marching 97 Officers: 1987 Season Manager — Susan Smith Drum Major — Phil Vanderheyden Student Conductor — Daemon Heckman Staff Assistant — Tina Smith Publicity Manager — Caren Rosenberg Freshman Manager — Jim Kolberg Senior Representative — Jeff Bonn Instruments and Uniforms — Kristin Kohler Librarian — David Long Director — CJ Hamman Vt .mL 4m -- - -£ i? ■ s5 ; 1 . i .- --- ): 5 £ ; £f Activities Many exciting events took place in the Marching 97 ' s historical 1987 sea- son. This was, in fact, the final chance for the band to march in Taylor Stadi- um. As a result, the band ' s usual enthu- siastic spirit was amplified, as they at- tended nearly every football game, both the Hellertown and Bethlehem Halloween parades, and the Passing the Tradition ceremony for the new stadium in Saucon Valley. This year ' s Alumni Band weekend was an historical event in itself. The halftime show provided a glimpse into years past, as the Alumni Band per- formed a re-creation of the first half- time show in Taylor Stadium, which took place in 1914. At the end of the show, the old and new bands com- bined to create the longest Marching Lehigh formation ever. Approximately 150 bandsmen were on the field! Led by a student executive commit- tee of nine people, members of the band were responsible for everything from writing the shows to conducting field rehearsals, and playing in the stands. Due to the great amount of work provided by all, this year ' s season was a great success. Thanks must be given to each individual member, be- cause it couldn ' t have been done with- out you! C. Rosenberg ' 89 Publicity Manager The Epitome First Row (L to R): C. Abate, B. Cottingham, S. Yohanan, I. Gobins, L, Dubinsky, L. Lipko, J. De- Vito; Second Row (L to R): B. Wilson, D. David- son, ). Jennings, L. Bolitsky, K. Cholak; Third Row (L to R): M. Maher, N. Howard, S. Marra, C. Gor- ney, P. Klein. l TAM I Activities Another school year has come and gone, and once again, another Epitome has somewhat miraculously been pro- duced. Out of a cubicle of an office, located in the bowels of the UC, this book came together with much dedi- cation, care, and none too few head- aches by everyone involved. The end result, we are proud to say, successfully continues Lehigh ' s tradition of produc- ing excellent and all-round crowd- pleasing yearbooks. Under the friendly rule of Lehigh ' s resident evil dictator, J. P. DeVito, the editors sweated, cried, swore, partied, ate, wrote, typed, photographed, smoked, and screamed ourselves to near insanity, all in the name of our cherished yearbook that no one has the decency to pronounce correctly. (That ' s e-pit-o-me for those still not quite sure how to say it.) Unfortunately, we can ' t always laugh, as we realize that our senior friends will soon be thrust into The Real World and we will be left to survive without them. The Class of 1988 takes with it some of our finest editors, without whom this book would never have been completed on time, and would never have turned out as beautifully as it has. First, a fond farewell and good luck to our money-makers — llze Gobins and Shari Yohanan, and the head busi- ness honcho herself, Lisa Dubinsky. While balancing the books with aca- demics, they managed to raise more money than The Epitome has ever seen. Another woman we must reluc- tantly say good-bye to is Jacqui Jen- nings, who miraculously completed the entire sports section on her own, with absolutely no help from the audience. All this, and an industrial engineer be- sides! (I hope she finds a job.) Finally, good luck to our last woman of the ' 80 ' s, Mary Ellen Maher, who wrote most of the feature articles scattered within these hallowed covers. The list of good-byes does not end here, as we turn to The Epitome ' s to- ken males and wave farewell. Editor-in- chief Joe DeVito, though known by many other names in many other con- texts, can never be called lazy, disorga- nized, or impatient. His sense of humor and ability to take a lot of pain (head- aches, that is) successfully carried his sanity, the book, and the rest of the crew to the promised land (better known as the end of school). Finally, believe it or not, the Photo God him- self, Bill Wilson, is graduating at last! After five years of bliss, and earning the prestigious title of Super Senior, Bill has decided that maybe it is time for him to leave and find a life beyond shooting photos for The Epitome. It is unques- tionably our loss because not only will we be losing his humor, charm, and downright gift for taking pictures, but he ' s taking his cameras with him as well! Want to leave us just one, Bill? We promise to include it, along with your desk, in the shrine we are building in your memory. All in all, it has been a great year, both in and out of the office, and we hope that you are as pleased with this final product as we are proud of it. The 1988 Epitome Editors Epitome ' 88 Activities Above left: Lisa Bolitsky; Above right: Joe De Vito with publisher Phil Klein; Below left: Bill Wilson; Below right: Jacqui Jennings. Brown White - Fall Brian Cooke and Laura Shepherd enter copy into the Brown White ' s computers. Gil Mancuso and Jim Kolberg developing photographs. First Row (Left to Right): C. Mancuso, E. Vega, L. Trezza; Second Row (L to R): D. Alcure, T. Kent, L. Shepherd, J. Shumofsky, M. Greczyn, K. Brun- ner, J. Rosenthal, B. Dorf, C. West, S. Belin; Third Row (L to R): M. Kaufman, D. Carlin, J. Bluestine, N. Janulis, E. Rothenberg, B. Cooke, M. Davis, M. Russo, E. Segal, J. Kolberg. Activities Brown White - Spring Rich Rosier types his article. Eric Rothenberg and Laura Shepherd go over the ayout of the Brown and White. Front Row (Left to Right): D. Tratner, L. Shep- herd; Back Row (L to R): D. Carlin, S. Suekis, N. Chini, C. West, K. Lipani, E. Rothenberg, T. Kent, M. Greczyn, D. Alcure. Twilight Left to Right: C. Galante (Publicity Chairman), D. Cohen (President), H. Kramer (Vice-President), A. Schnaegger (Vice-President), J. Fletcher (Advisor). Ua rrm ft 4c WLVR Chi Phi Little Sisters Seated (Left to Right): K. Kull, J. Rose, T. Laspala- kis, C. Ambrose, D. Miller, K. Martin, H. Schorr, B. Humphreys; Standing (L to R): E. Jacobi, J. Gan- non, M. Jones, M. Downs, K. Crotty, K. Wolf, A. Shaffer, P. Degregorio, D. Kiernan, K. McDonald, B. Berry, N. Lavelle. Psi Upsilon Little Sisters First Row (Left to Right): K. Wastler, R. Dalmago; Second Row (L to R): ). Stauffer, D. Alcure, C. Che, M. Cicciari, C. Hinman, D. Grimes; Third Row (L to R): A. Bolcanage, A. Bonadio, J. Under- koffler, D. Scout, A. Werntz, D. Rooney. We are the Little Sisters of Psi U! Let us introduce ourselves to you! Ann B.: Life ' s too short to dance with ugly guys. ; Donna: I ' m going to Packard tonight. ; Kim: We ' re having big fun now. ; Dina: Daquiris! ; Cindy: Oh . . . my God. ; Michelle: This time I ' m really quitting smoking. ; Lisa: Somewhere in Paris . . . and loving every minute of it. ; Janelle: Foosbal! anyone? ; Amy: A little package of dynamite. ; Dawn: BWOC! ; Rose: Where ' s the grain? ; Debbie: Live life in the fast lane. ; Ann W.: Defend elementary education majors! ; Jill: Stevie! ; George: Best dressed little sister; Cyndi: CJW. Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters Front Row (Left to Right): L. Schimanski, M. Fior- enti, L. Fick, F. LaForgia, C. Peterson; Back Row (L to R): N. Scherer, H. DiCarlo, D. O ' Connor, M. Weinkah, S. Pitkin. Not Pictured: K. Chancellor, E. Drager, S. Feld- man, C. Gibson, C. Kendall, K. Koendermund, N. Poppito, A. Sugarman, A. Urwiler, L. Wh elan. Activities Chi Delphia Jenny - to the best X ever - thanks for the helpful hints . . . Sue C. - how ' s the Love Bug . . . George - we didn ' t know beer was a major at Lehigh . . . Chuck - what ' s the count . . . Linda - she ' s got pizzazz ... Liz - Brown White - are they your favorite colors . . . Petebacher - robbed any cradles lately . . . Jason - did you shower before the formal . . . Jen - we can ' t believe you did that . . . Sue Ro - pledgemaster from h-ll - great job . . . Sweet Dietz - bubble gum and water, or was it Scope . .. Flip- side - gain some weight . . . Wheatie - we ' re still waiting for that X report . . . Tina - the heat is on . . . Matt - the bond(age) of marriage . . . Brian - speak much . . . Suzanne - Dave - the saga continues . . . Beth B. - our wreckless Greek Week bed driver . . . Derek - that ' s an awfully small double . . . Zermo - get a bib . . . Cindy - we didn ' t put it in this time - Suzanne ' s coat has forgiven you . . . Bridget - how many laps left . . . John H. - hi Moose (oh, hi Tom) . . . Tommy - Iron City beer gut - Lisa W. - it ' s Delta Chi, not Theta Chi . . . Sharon - go on, take the money and run . . . Neal - it ' s not the Lehigh women, it ' s you . . . Steve - have your buns defrost- ed yet . . . Marisa - eat much . . . Pam - uh ...?.. . Beth S. - seen any pink flamingos lately . . . Johnny Mac - still sleeping . . . Hasta la vista! We ' ll miss you, Moose!!! — — — — — FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS SOCCER FIELD HOCKEY CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL WRESTLING BASKETBALL SWIM TEAM GOLF SKIING TRACK FIELD LACROSSE TENNIS SOFTBALL ■ BASEBALL 54 60 62 64 66 68 72 74 80 83 l 86 90 92 § ' 94 «V fc tJ Athletics Editor Jacqui Jennings The Fans Hr Athle iPPPP£P p pp L P0 IQ L Q Q QQ QC PlPPPPPPIPiPiPilQQIQtQQQI Football Scorecard WON 5, LOST 5 TIED 1 LU OPP Davidson 47 Navy 24 9 Holy Cross 6 63 William and Mary 27 28 Colgate 7 6 Princeton 15 16 Deleware 24 28 Columbia 26 10 Brown 7 10 Bucknell 21 21 Lafayette 17 10 Athle u The 1987 Lehigh Football season will be remebered as the one that could have been great but ended only mediocre. Only nine points seperated this year ' s Brown and White team from going down in Lehigh ' s football history as one of the best. With a few breaks here or there, the Engineers could have posted a 10-1 record; in- stead, last second field goals and touchdowns by opponents made Le- high settle for another average season (5-5-1). The Engineers opened the ' 87 sea- son with a high scoring victory over Colonial League opponent, Davidson, 47-0. This victory was highlighted by four Lee Blum touchdowns and a su- perior all-around defensive effort. Jim Watson, a freshman wide receiver made his first appearance in a Lehigh uniform a memorable one as he hauled in two touchdowns recep- tions. It gave a great start to Taylor Stadium ' s 74th and final season. The second game of the season will be remembered by those associated with Lehigh football as one of the greatest wins ever. Lehigh handily de- feated the Naval Acedemy, 24-9, be- fore a sellout crowd at their home- coming. Junior receiver, John Gorman, caught two touchdowns passes in the contest, one from junior quarterback, Mark McGowan in the first quarter and one from Lee Blum in the second quarter on a halfback op- tion pass. McGowan completed 17 of 25 passes for 195 yards and one touch- down while Blum rushed 126 yards on 25 carries. Senior co-captain and line- backer, Kevin Rife and senior defen- sive back Clifton Hubbard led the t e- nacious defensive attack. This was the first time we beat Navy in 75 years. Suddenly, Lehigh was off to its fast- est start in years. Lehigh was (2-0) and tied for first place in the Colonial League going into its third game against Holy Cross. Unfortunately nei- ther the offense nor the defense showed up ready to play. As a result, Lehigh suffered an embarassing 63-6 defeat. The following week, the gridders slipped once again by losing a barn- burner 28-27 against William and Mary. Freak plays and overall bad luck doomed Lehigh in this game, as they dominated the tribe of William and Mary in every aspect of the game ex- cept the score. The offense had its most productive day of the season, as it emassed over 500 yards of total of- fense. This defeat set Lehigh back to a 2-2 record and unfortunately, proved to be a more frustrating loss than the Holy Cross thrashing. Lehigh faced yet another tough op- ponent next . . . Colgate. Even after suffering two devestating defeats back to back, the Engineers were able to regroup and bounce back to defeat the Red Raiders 7-6 at Colgate. This victory was accomplished by a pheno- minal defensive effort on Lehigh ' s part. The only scoring that Lehigh could manage was a twelve yard pass to junior fullback Rich Curtis. Jeff Bronico, Chris Hite, Don Ferrell, Greg Wolfson, and Rife all had an outstand- ing defensive game. Lehigh improved its record to 3-2 and maintained its second place standing in the Colonial League. The only disappointment in the game was that Pete Pawlenko, a major link in the Lehigh defensive line, was lost for the season when he broke his leg. However his efforts in the previous games were enough for him to be honored on the first team Co lonial League team. Lehigh ' s next game was against Princeton in New Jersey. This was probably the most frustrating loss of the season (16-15), as a last second fieldgoal left Lehigh dumbfounded. The Brown and White squad was heavily favored going into the contest but the offense was unable to put enough points on the board for a victory. Taylor Stadium was packed for the Delaware game the following week. Crowds came to see one of the great- est rivalries in the east play each other for the last time. Lehigh jumped out to a quick 24-14 lead only to have it W ' 83 m9mm M: xli Jk87, ,JJ 49, 1st Row: M. Beattie, ). Gorman, M. Walsh, J. Watson, C. Hubbard, A. Young, T. Braumer, A. LaPointe, T. Williams, ). Shunk, J. Carl, J. Cawly, M. McGowan, J. Harris, M. Biedelman; 2nd Row: T. Kerr, J. Masonis, J. Frase, M. Riddel, L. Blum, G. Wolfson, M. Willis, G. Comisac, K. Palumbo, E. Tor- rain, J. Pacillico, B. Hickman, A. Vore, ). Thomson, E. Goldman, M. Marinello; 3rd Row: C. Hite, R. Curtis, K. Costello, ). Bronico, S. Ellis, C. Sumi, G. Pastor, D. Owens, G. Karnish, T. Grossman, J. Porter, P. Simmons, M. Citarella, M. Burke, S. Healer, C. Martini, 4th Row: M. Peterson, B. McArthy, A. Vaughan, J. Kuhn, C. Domalenski, E. Davis, J. lohnson, T. Irwin, B. Seerhoff, D. Clemens, B. Hensel, S. Charito, J. Hillis, M. Koffler, L. Charito, H. Lee, K. Curtis; 5th Row: G. Nelson, R. Brady, ). Achevitch, P. Pender, A. Frantz, D. Worgs, R. Koflanovich, R. Schultz, M. Hendricks, C. Hilton, K. Weaver, K. Petzold, J. Palasek, D. Rosen, N. Casper, T. orr, P. Smerecki; 6th Row: M. Heldberg, T. Hydro, T. Marron, A. Mirando, V. Cassell, R. Varano, K. Rife, M. McMahon, D. Ferrell, P. Pauslenko, Anderson, G. Schott, T. Cunningham, M. Tritt, A. Kosko; 7th Row: M. Rios, S. Sakayan, S. Orlena, P. Sourge, K. Khoury, J. Benson, K. Labosby, V. Shell, J. Klienman, J. Williams, C. Greer, C. Burda, B. Delfin, J. Gehrig, R. Windish, G. Myers; 8th Row: Phil Sclar, Bob Sauers, |. Foley, S. Briggs, B. Clemens, B. Fetterman, M. Clark, H. Small, C. Sonon, W. Whitehead, T. Creedon, ). Wolfe, N. Vohar. 3 narrowed to 24-21 by halftime. McGowan threw for two first half touchdowns, one to Curtis and another to Blum. Blum then added another, along with a field goal from senior Mike Beattie. Finally it looked as if both the Lehigh offense and defense were on the same page . . . However, during the first series on offense, Lehigh ' s star ju- nior running bark, Lee Blum, suffered a season ending knee injury. Before his injury he was the nation ' s division l-AA leading all purpose yardage gainer. De- spite a hard fought second half, espe- cially by the defense, Lehigh could not hold on to their lead as they lost 28-24. Wolfson, Lehigh ' s junior strong safety played an outstanding game, as he led the defense with 12 tackles. A high powered passing attack, ex- ceptional running by senior Paul Sims, and a stubborn defensive performance got Lehigh back on track as the Engi- neers defeated Columbia 26-10. Sims rushed for 153 yards on 21 carries and scored once. McGowan completed 21 of 33 passes for 268 yards and scored twice (one throwing and once rushing) including a 57 yard touchdown pass to Brian Hickman. Seniors, Steve Banco and Mike Burke, led the defensive at- tack for the game. Lehigh returned to Taylor Stadium to face Brown University with an even 4-4 record only to lose 10-7 before a Par- ent ' s Weekend crowd on yet another last second field goal. Lehigh traveled to Lewisburg to play the Bucknell Bisons next. Sims and McGowan each rushed for one touch- down and wide receiver Rob Verano caught a 49 yard touchdown pass from McGowan to tie the score at 21 in the fourth quarter. Glen Comisac inter- cepted a Bucknell go-ahead scoring pass and returned it 78 yards to set up an Engineer score. Neither team could come up with a scoring drive to break the 21-21 tie so that is how the game ended. Wolfson and Rife led the Le- high defense with 13 and 9 tackles respectively. The 123rd Lehigh-Lafayette game will be one that will always be remem- bered for many reasons. First of all, it was the last game that will ever be played in Taylor Stadium. Secondly, it was played on a bitter cold and windy day of 17 degrees. The outcome of the game hopefully broke the fourth quar- ter jinx that hovered over the Engi- neers all season long, forever. Lehigh won the game 17-10, evening its record at 5-5-1, but more importantly, clinch- ing second place in the newly formed Colonial League. Tom Marron caught his first touch- down pass of the season on a fourth and one in the first quarter to get the scoring started. Mike Beattie added a field goal to take a 9-7 halftime lead. In the fourth quarter, Lafayette took the lead 10-9 and the script was written for another frustrating Lehigh loss. Howev- er, the Engineers drove over 65 yards to take the lead on a McGowan touch- down with only five minutes remain- ing. Lehigh went for two points and converted it as Sims caught a swing pass. This closed out the scoring and gave the Engineers a 17-10 victory. Rife, Banco, and Anthony Mirando led the defensive surge as they stuffed the Leopards all day long. Turnovers plagued the Leopards as Wolfson and Banco intercepted Lafayette passes. Rich Curtis led the Lehigh rushing at- tack and played an over-all outstanding game. McGowan was voted the game ' s MVP by the media for his performance. Lehigh will have an experienced squad returning next year and hopes to dominate the Colonial League next year. Athletics Cheerleaders Athletics Scorecard WON 11, LOST 6, TIED 1 LU OPP Monmouth Hartford Howard The Citadel Moravian Hofstra La Salle Delaware Rutgers Drexel West Chester Rider Fairleigh-Dickinson Towson State East Stroudsburg Buckne Lafayette Rider Soccer Lehigh ' s soccer team tied the re- cord for Lehigh ' s highest number of wins and captured the only winning record since 1978. An overall im- pressive final record of 11-6-1 was dedicated to Jeff Remley, a former Engineer player who died in a car accident the previous summer. Despite six losses, highlights of the season proved Lehigh to be a cham- pionship team. The Brown and White upset Rutgers, who had previ- ously been undefeated and ranked 5th in the nation for NCAA Division I. Tri Captain, Eric Sejourne ' s shutout for this spectaculr game earned him the ECC Player of the Week title. Tri-captain Eric Frary was also named ECC Player of the Week, when he scored three times against Delaware. Frary played excellently and scored consistantly through out the season, again scoring three times in one game, against West Chester. Frary scored 12 goals for 28 points this season. Chris Cameron, Gary Klein, and freshman Henry Cence were all high scorers for the team. This was tri-captain Pete Martin, Leon Kassabian and Sejourne ' s last season with the Engineers. Sejourne was a dedicated and powerful defen- sive player, who made many difficult saves through out the season. He stopped 109 shots for a final save percentage of .838. In 18 games, Se- journe managed seven shutouts. Although the end was a bit disap- pointing the team had an excellent season. They had a big win over Mo- ravian (6-0), to win the the Mayor ' s Trophy and they defeated Rider (1- 0) to clinch a spot in the ECC playoffs. eS 9 a a 9 ft d A ROW 1: C. Hoffman, T. Smialowicz, J. Meltzer, A. Worrel, C. Cameron, T. Wheeler, M. Mott, C. Klein, S. Frank, J. Armor; Row 2: K. Marsden, R. Lubin, B. Bankowski, S. Peterson, K. Boschen, H. Cence, E. Frary, E. Sejourne, L. Kassabian, S. Evans, T. McWilliams, P. Martin, B. Briggs, M. Skalski, L. Cetinski, J. McCloskey. Scorecard WON 7, LOST 15, TIED 1 LU OPP St. Joseph ' s 1 West Chester 2 Villanova 1 Rutgers 2 Rider 2 1 Towson St. 4 1 Princeton 2 3 Boston College 4 Northeastern 5 Drexel 5 3 Bucknell 2 1 Ursinus 1 2 Delaware 2 8 Hofstra 1 2 William Mary 1 2 La Salle 1 1 Colgate 3 1 Lafayette 1 2 Pennsylvania U 2 Penn State 6 Temple 1 4 Rider 2 Delaware 1 Field Hockey Athletics Scorecard WON 7, LOST 4 LU OPP Pennsylvania 21 38 La Salle 23 34 Delaware 39 20 Princeton 26 31 Rider 23 35 Paul Short Mem. 20th of 29 Kutztown 42 19 West Chester 47 16 Buffalo 50 15 Alfred 48 15 Canisus 50 15 Lafayette 46 16 ECC Championship 3rd of 8 ICAA Champion 22nd of 42 NCAA District II 16th of 32 Men ' s Cross Country Athletics «r 9 74 Scorecard WON 6, LOST 2 LU OPP Allentown 45 18 Moravian 38 21 Cedar Crest 50 15 Navy 41 20 William and Mary19 43 Mt. St. Mary ' s 35 21 Hunter Invatational 1st place Paul Short Mem. 23rd of 29 Delaware 32 25 Lafayette 28 27 ECC Championship 3rd of 6 ECAC Champion 31st of 39 NCAA District II 18th of 25 Women ' s Cross Country Scorecard Won 14, LOST 20 LU OPP Kutztown 3 Hofstra 3 Cent. Conn 2 3 Harvard 2 3 Marist 3 1 Hartford 3 Seton Hall 2 3 UMBC 2 Delaware 2 C.W. Post 1 2 Drexel 2 James Madison 2 Rutgers 3 1 Fairlelgh Dickinson 2 3 Temple 3 West Chester 3 Drexel 1 3 Bucknell 3 La Salle 3 Syracuse 2 FDU 2 Maryland 2 Lafayette 2 1 Virginia Common. 1 2 Delaware 1 3 Rider 3 Holy Cross 2 3 Colgate 3 Lafayette 1 3 Bucknell 3 1 Villanova 1 3 Lafayette 3 Towson State 2 3 Towson State 1 3 Volleyball Scorecard Wrestling Athletics Lehigh ' s wrestling team finished its dual-meet season with a tough loss to 10th ranked Edinboro, 26-11, dropping its record to 5-11. Despite the teams disappointing record, they went into the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships confident- ly. The Engineers came home from the EIWA ' s in Syracues with nine place winners, as well as first place in team standings. Impressively the Engineers had the team title wrapped up even before going into the finals. Senior Tom Toggas became the 10th Lehigh wrestler to have won three EIWA crowns, which led to his being awarded the John Fletcher Memorial Trophy. Winning the 177-lb title for the second time was senior co-captain Eyvind Boyesen. Lehigh ' s sophmore John Epperly soundly beat Paul Kuznik of Army, 11-3, to obtain the 126-lbs title. Other place winners were senior co-captain Jim Frick, who was runner up at 134-lbs and freshman Matt Rup- pel, who placed third at 190 lbs. Ruppel was awarded the EIWA Coaches Associ- ation ' s Outstanding Freshman Wrestler Award for his outstanding performance all season. Also placing third for Lehigh was senior Steve Vetsch at unlimited. On entering the 58th NCAA Wres- tling Championship, Lehigh placed one All-American among its six competi- tors. John Epperly took eighth place at 126 lbs, winning three matches and los- ing three. Overall the Engineers took 22nd place out of the 63 teams participating. 1st Row: C. Watkins, J. Epperly, E. Regan, B. Meries, ). Herman, L. Penndleton, N. Gavel; 2nd Row: M. Atland, M. Carriere, M. Eckb erg, J. Frick, T. Toggas, S. Fleckman, S. Englessen; 3rd Row: T. Turner, F. Versics, J. Foley, S. Vetch, D. Brophy, E. Boyesen, M. Ruppel, P. Yozzo, G.t! Hutchinson. I Athletics Scorecard WON 21, LOST 10 LU OPP U of Penn 96 75 Vanderbil 91 102 Muhlenberg 109 82 Nebraska 66 71 Ball St. 72 64 Penn St. 79 72 Princeton 82 95 Wilke 116 64 Rider 82 89 Monmouth 72 59 Fairfield 100 77 Columbia 77 65 Brown 102 92 Bucknell 83 76 Harvard 62 59 Rider 91 65 Hofstra 77 63 Drexel 85 91 Lafayette 64 66 Townson St. 71 65 Delaware 86 75 Bucknell 79 72 Hofstra 96 72 Drexel 86 94 Lafayette 68 73 Towson St. 77 63 Delaware 67 79 Bucknell 83 79 Lafayette 67 65 Towson St. 84 78 Temple 73 87 Sft • r Vi Men ' s Basketball W .k fff 12 ■ ' ■ ■ It was an exciting season for Lehigh ' s basketball team, as the Brown and White earned their second trip to the NCAA tournament. Ending their season with an impressive 21-10 record, the team was 8-6 in the East Coast Conference. The team started 1988 off with an eight game winning streak, and would later beat Towson State in their last home game of the season. In their first game of the ECC tournament, Lehigh would defeat Bucknell 83-79. The Engi- neers would next have to face Lafayette to get to the ECC tournament finals. After losing to Lafayette twice during the season, the Brown and White were able to successfully overtake the Leopards in a close match of 67- 65. Beating Towson State for the third time, in front of a crowd of 4,271, the Engineers captured the ECC tournament championship. Co- captains Darren Queenan and Mike Polaha were placed in the all-tourny team, while Polaha recieved his sec- ond tournament MVP trophy. In the first rounds of the NCAA tournament Lehigh, seated only 64th, played Temple University, ranked first in country, at the Hart- ford Civic Center. Lehigh played an emotional and intense game but came up short against the powerful Temple team, losing 87-73. One of Lehigh ' s most potent players was sophmore Scott Layer. Untimidated by the Owls, he scored four three- point field goals. Polaha was Lehigh ' s high scorer with 27 points and 8 re- bounds. Queenan and senior, Bill Cheslock both scored many points in the game. Next years engineers will have a rough season having said farewell to 5 seniors, each who started for the team. Foward Darren Queenan, guard Mike Polaha, guard Bruce Breder, foward Tim Russell and cen- ter Bill Cheslock will be graduating and no doubt missed by all those in- volved in Lehigh basketball. Queenan, the most successful, holds virtually every Lehigh scoring re- cord. He has 2570 points and 977 rebounds in 113 career games. Po- laha and Cheslock both scored at- least 1000 points each and Russell was also a high scorer with over 500 points. Along with the intense play- ing of Breder, the five made up a strong and tough to beat squad. 1st row: E. Bronner, L. Caldwell, M. Polaha, D. Duke, F. McCaffey, A. Keglovits, D. Queenan, S. layer, B Breder; 2nd Row A Fi Androlewicz, P. Rudman, C. Block, C. Berliner, C. Olayinka, T. Martin, B. Cheslock, T. Russell, D. Rodgers, M () ' Ur. , V, Sour, I Farka« lion, M P s u Athletics Women ' s Basketball Scorecard WON 10, LOST 17 LU OPP Brown 68 63 Dartmouth 58 69 St. Joeseph 45 70 Connecticut 41 73 U of Penn 72 63 LaSalle 50 88 American 56 62 Morgan St. 66 57 Colgate 68 59 Princeton 51 59 Yale 64 65 Seton Hall 64 74 Rider 77 55 Bucknell 56 60 Hofstra 63 69 Drexel 70 73 Lafayette 48 63 Towson St. 52 66 Delaware 84 72 Rider 60 50 Bucknell 81 60 Hofstra 74 69 Drexel 70 80 Lafayette 57 58 Towson St. 66 62 Delaware 77 84 I Delaware 78 80 17 Athletics 1st Row: K. Martin, M. Ross, L. Casten, S. Androlewicz; 2nd Row: S. Jindra, J. Monney, S. Hume, P. McAfre; 3rd Row: K. Green, J. Beck, W. Taylor, J. Lofgren, M. Kush, Kozlowski, J. Siemaszko, A. Skutches. Scorecard WON 6, LOST 6 LU OPP Bryn Mawr 158 72 Fordham 101 114 Gettysburg 75 106 LaSalle 89 123 John Hopkin 117 100 Bucknell 114 149 Delaware 76 128 Towson 118 84 Drexel 93 116 Rutgers 61 48 Stroudsberg 133 91 Lafayette 115 92 ECC Tourn 4th Women ' s Swimming Men ' s Swimming F5 H ■ w 7U | 4 9 K l m ' 3 n ■ i 1 : - 5: M ■ ' 1 fg||g S SSs! Scorecard WON 9, LOST 2 LU OPP Fordham 123 92 Gettysburg 107 56 LaSalle 88 123 lohn Hopkins 122 93 Delaware 98 119 Towson State 115 90 Drexel 110 106 Rutgers 64 49 Stroudsberg 103 73 laffayette 117 86 Bucknell 117 100 ECC Tourn 3rd 1 r Skiing Athletics 1st row: J. Mumford, K. Moore, T. Smith; 2nd row: T. Wood, ). Czin, ). Peck, C. Danforth; 3rd row: P. Deely, T. Ear- densohn, T. Schanzlin, R. Shield (captain), C. Bilodean, D. Martin, C. Lory, K. Frieze, P. Flanagan. Golf Rifle Scorecard WON 6, LOST 6 LU Princeton L Bucknell W LaSalle L Drexel W Delaware L Colgate L Rider W Towson State w Colonial Tour 3 Lafayette W Princeton Inv. 9 Villanova L E Stroudsburg L F M W ECC Tourn. 2 Scorecard WON 19, LOST 7 LU Coast Guard W VMI W Army L DePaul W Cornell w Drexel w Clarkson L Navy L Yale W Fordham W John Hopkins W Rider W Princeton W St. John ' s L Columbia W Widener W Kings L MIT L NJ Tech W Norwich W Penn St. W Penn St. L USMMA W SUNY W Phil. Pharm W Wentworth W r Track And Field r ft rt ft_ ft ?k ft o . J Scorecard WON S, LOST 8 LU OPP New Hamp 10 8 Penn State 7 13 Towson 13 18 F.D.U. 16 5 V.M.I. 9 14 F M 8 9 Delaware 6 10 Kutztown 24 1 Lafayette 13 14 Colgate 14 11 Bucknell 16 9 Hofstra 13 21 Drexel 7 12 Men ' s Lacrosse Athl ' etics 1st Row: S. Reddington, J. Novak, T.M. Jones, H. Chung; 2nd Row: B. Ingersoll, N. Clavell, M. Loughman, D. Karr, D. Don, M. Drone, Heaphy; 3rd Row: j. Miller, L. Havey, J. Mentzer, M. Belfonse, J. Senior, N. Canell, A. Chepaitis, ). Eichman, C. Cameron, J. Canell, I Montecourt, C. Crighton, R. Klinger, J. Francis, P. Fidelson, Coach McCloskey. Scorecard WON 12, LOST 7 LU OPP Virginia 3 9 Bucknell 21 3 Towson 13 3 U.M.B.C 18 6 Hofstra 20 5 Princeton 3 5 Delaware 7 6 Penn U 7 6 W. Chester 8 5 Penn St. 2 16 Colgate 11 6 Temple 6 19 Lafayette 14 Ursinus 7 6 Loyola 11 5 Drexel 12 5 Rutgers 14 6 Delaware 10 11 U. Mass 1 5 Women ' s Lacrosse M ' rtifli 41 C--7 { 35 ps 3 188 Softball Scorecard WON 18, LOST 23 LU OPP Muhlenberg 11 4 Muhlenberg 1 Penn U. 2 3 Penn U. 11 1 Princeton 1 6 Princeton 2 3 Lasalle 13 12 Lasalle 3 2 Bucknell 1 Harvard 4 1 SUNY 6 4 Trinity 5 1 E Stroudsberg 3 5 E Stroudsberg 3 7 West Chester 1 West Chester 6 7 Lafayette 1 2 Lafayette 8 6 St. Joeseph 1 5 St. Joeseph 13 14 Delaware 6 Delaware 2 3 Rider 5 18 Rider 7 Ursinus 9 3 Ursinus 4 1 Drexel 3 Drexel 2 Bucknell 4 10 Bucknell 3 4 Long Island U 10 5 Long Island U 2 Villanova 6 2 Villanova 10 2 Towson 6 8 Towson 3 Rutgers 2 1 Rutgers 4 Bucknell 4 Towson 5 4 Bucknell 1 5 v W  ... '  Athletics 193 Softball Scorecard WON 18, LOST 23 LU OPP Muhlenberg 11 4 Muhlenberg 1 Penn U. 2 3 Penn U. 11 1 Princeton 1 6 Princeton 2 3 Lasalle 13 12 Lasalle 3 2 Bucknell 1 Harvard 4 1 SUNY 6 4 , - Athletics ■ ■• J? 193 Baseball Scorecard WON 12, LOST 16 LU OPP F.D.U. 5 1 F.D.U. 9 10 Trenton 2 10 Princeton 11 12 Coppin St 14 Rider 8 13 Rider 1 19 Hofstra 2 7 Hofstra 3 6 Rutgers 3 12 Moravian 10 7 Kutztown 16 21 Towson 1 Towson 1 6 Penn U 8 Muhlenberg 15 4 Lafayette 5 2 Lafayette 4 2 Drexel 4 3 Drexel 6 3 Gettysburg 3 28 Delaware 3 4 Delaware 10 7 Scranto 10 5 Upsala 11 14 Bucknell 6 7 Bucknell 3 4 Kutztown 8 1 Athletics L_ JJ g u % 5 - - WH V B HHHHHHI 1st row: A. Watkins, M. Kavicher, S. Decolles, M. Pasquito, T. Orricio, B. Melvin, B. Phillips, R. Cantor, S. Derrah, T. Touloukian, S. McGuire, P. Sclar, S. Dayton, R. Sherman; 2nd row: Coach Schultz, T. Peters, ]. Giddon, S. Lyons, C. Walsh, B. Cook, S. Bagley, J. Cantor! R. Reybitz, R. Folk, A. Mirando, ]. Kinney, M. Grieff, D. Norwood, G. Fritz, G. Anderson. ON CAMPUS 198 OFF CAMPUS 210 GREEK LIFE 230 Co- Living Editor Nancy Howard Co- Living Editor Susan Marra On Campus im ng , Campus life in a dormitory was more than just a place to sleep and study. It was also probably the best place to learn about yourself and others during the daily grind of university living. Each year of living on campus at Lehigh brought greater responsibilities and a widening of interests. Freshman year was a true learning experience in every way. There were so many new things to do and people to meet. For some, the biggest challenge of freshman year was handling the increased amount of re- sponsibility. Of course, we all learned to adjust with the help of our gryphons and hallmates. In most respects, living on campus gave students the advantage of being in closer contact with the university and the people. We have all experienced the advantages of living on campus in- cluding maids, meals, and no bills to pay. Students learn the ins and outs of iving with roommates and get much companionship by living with so many people. After graduation, what you will re- member most about the Lehigh life- style is the people you met and the memories you created and collected. Living with these people is what made Lehigh the special experience that it was. 199 Dravo A2 Back row: Brian Vile Scott Butler Lawrence Raia Andrew Rockman Sanjay Goel Jonathan Timen Thomas Buck Jonathan Lieber Michael Moss James Friedman Scott Austin Front Row: Jay Mumford Brian Dakin Paul Konop Chris Strange Dravo C2 Back row: Erin Mullen Lori Bongiorno Donna Conway Missy Kraft Jill Holzer Front row: Mindy Sovel Alanna Kramer Rachel Schact Nicole Polsky Jen Marino Living ABC ' s of M M A is for A3 - we know we come first B is for Boys - we think they ' re the worst C is for Caroline G. - the best of our stalls D is for Dancing - which takes place in the halls E is for Eating - we can ' t stop if we start F is for Freshman Register - we know it by heart G is for Gryphons - ours are the best H is for Hoochi - A3, give it a rest I is for Independence - we ' re sorta on our own J is for Japs - please Dad, give me a loan K is for Kimmie - a friend we have not met L is for Lehigh - far better than Lafayette M is for Mary - she knows everyone ' s name N is for Netdial - it ' s more than just a game O is for Obese - we ' re happy cause we ' re fat P is for Pi Lam - we can ' t live without that Q is for Quick - time is really flying R is for Random - the men we are finding S is for Sharing - 52 closets in all T is for Telephones - why the hell won ' t he call U is for UC - the place we love to eat? V is for Vivarin - the energy can ' t be beat W is for Work - there ' s tons of stuff to do X is for Xtras - like pizza, goose brew Y is for Years - 3 more I ' m glad to say Z is for Zzzz - it ' s been a long day Row 4: D. Feeser, A. Kantra, S. Walsh, G. Zenick, A. Adiutori, A. Dietsch, Row 3: S. DeGennaro, A. Karam, M. Gee, J. Merriam, D. Susman, K. Johnson, S. Gitkin, C. Parrillo, W. Brookes, M. Roth, A. Shapiro, Row 2: S. Lanter, E. Adams, A. Wiesel, D. Nasr, J. Anderson, E. Schwartzberg, N. Faux, Row 1: L. Sondey, P. Brady, C. Mason, A. Silver, C. Abate, B. Cottingham, J. Pickens, L. Eisenberg, L. Streibert, T. Carola M. Menton, K. Reed, J. Breen, M. Rayne, D. Simpson, H. Schorr, O. Rooney M M A3 Williams 2 Back row: Julie Salinardi Ruth Truglio Kiersten Mitchell Vicky Pennington Anne Martens Melissa Peller Merrill Jasper Diane Zoller Vicki Chamberlain Jackie Montana Mary D ' Agostino Front row: Ellyse Smolenak Barbara Gordon Emily Thornton Lisa Wagner Allison Brazzo Mary Brush Stephanie Parmele Marlene Motyke Missing: Megan Capuano Kirstin Manning Trisha Salowski Eileen Carey Jennifer Nieman Back row: Karen Atkiss Danielle Silverman Elisa Chiusano Lori Banks Tracy Kerr Heather Gruver Holly Brenner Middle row: Virginia Gill Patti Best Gail Lese Laura Owens Diane Hanczyc Beth Finan Front row: Ann Larsen Barrie Robbins Nancy Bernstein Barbara Yochum Christina Havas Missing: Lori Harris Audrey Bernstein Tracy Stage Heather Vanriper Audra Cantone Carothers 2 Living Dravo B3 1. Let ' s KICK IT! 2. Dweeby Guido! 3. But Denise, I want my bottle! 4. Lauren, what flavor yogurt do they have today? 5. Delta Phi Groupies! 6. I ' m so toned! 7. Bathrobe, anyone? 8. He ' s so beige! 9. Never Enter Room D-312! 10. Frenzy! 11. Los! 12. Hilary, it ' s so you! 13. Men are slime; they ' re not worth our time! 14. Any more roses, Michelle? 15. We ' re so Lucky! 16. You ' re the best hall a gryphon could ask for! Back row: W. Ledwitz, L. Levy, F. Brodowicz, C. Con- etta, W. Jones, T. Bader, M. Chorney, Y. Lee, E. Rig- ley Middle row: C. Kiffney, M. Golden, K. Fortune, M. Lubell, D. lavicoli Front row: K. Minarovich, L. Reddy, L. Johnson, H. Strom Stevens 3 Back Row: A. Kushnick, K. Pupke, J. Reuer, J. Hoover, C. Weinrich, K. Lear; Front Row: D. Park, N. Held, M. McGuane, M. Ma- clachlan, S. Gold, K. Young, B. Smith The Brodhead Bunch Cape Cod May, 1987 Living P - ' - BJI WBBI t Front Row: L. Cappolella, J. Heilman, C. Peterson, ). Otto; Back Row: T. Boyer, N. DiGruttila, J. De Vito. M M— B3 Pete Jamie Joe Rob Glenn Chuck Craig Grim Jim Rick M.J. Leif Rodney Jeff Kevin Ken Mike Mike Pete Jim Dave John Anders Carlos Ken Tom Dave Tim Alex Louis Larry Ted Dave Andy Marco Dave John Ron George Mike C.J. Steve Ken Chris Ray Gregg Jimmy Steve Ken Bathrooms 1st and 98th M M B3 205 M M A2 Living Taylor College Living Brodhead 3 Mimi Thein, Mario Eraso, Jim Batti, Marsha Edgell, Bob Schultz, Steve Strzelecki, Eric Lip- kind, Sunjeev Aurora, Paul Rodgers, Adam Gardner, Mike Potts, ancy Fitzgerald, Amy Wilkowe, Nancy Howard, Julia Hensel, PJ Hansen, Ken Kar.tor, Barry Levinson, Michele Boyda, Janine Haddad, Ofira Schribman, Sue Marra Not pictured: Randy Kauffman, Scott Adamec, Rob Berzanski, Kevin Klopfer, Andy Dragon, Steve Bagley, Andy Chepaitis, Debbie Russo, Kim Brower, Jeanne Hein, Ricole Ed- wards, Mike Fischer, Chris Senft, Mike Kirk- patrick Tom McCarthy, Jen Chapel, Jodi Ja- cobson, Mike Lynn Off Campus Living The real world. That ' s what many Lehigh students living off-campus get a taste of before they actually jump into it. The switch from dorm life to off- campus housing involves both positive and negative aspects which must be considered before the move is made. The most positive aspect which influ- ences the move is privacy. Usually a group of four or five students share a 3- story house. The students then get a chance to interact with their house- mates and still have the privacy of their own room. The study atmosphere is also a big factor. Most off-campus stu- dents recognize that a house is much quieter than a dorm hall. And then there is the aspect of meals. These students have the choice of staying on the meal plan and or cooking for themselves. They usually choose a combination of the two which gives them a chance to experience buying and cooking some of their own meals while not having to rely on this all the time. Of course, getting a taste of the real world means greater responsibil- ities. Along with the absence of maids and gryphons, comes a devastating new fill-in: BILLS. It ' s hard to imagine just how much those gas, electric, and wa- ter bills can add up to, but off-campus students quickly learn. The somewhat painful experience of budgeting mon- ey, paying all those bills, and maintain- ing an entire house is slowly gained throughout the semester. Another aspect which is sometimes a disadvantage is that these students are somewhat separated from the universi- ty. Informational notices and party signs posted in most dorms are often unseen by those living off campus. Yet despite the negative aspects, liv- ing off-campus is an overall great learn- ing experience which leaves the stu- dents with many good memories and a small but worthwhile taste of the real world. 211 563 Hillside Ave. ■ 1 --,-w- r - j LJr 1 1 T |I|M jl T K fjH 1 , j fl «P -  fc v 1 1 f 1! ' ' fe, ] • B Jeannie Bossolina, Tracey Danforth, Katy Moore, Ann Plymton, Gretchen Gindlesperger I ' d rather be sloppy . . . Bodypainting . . . Time for STUPID ROOMMATE TRICKS . . . Couch of knowledge . . . you smell sooo bad . . . KT-stop abusing the furniture ... I don ' t think I of- fended anyone -only myself . . . use profanity strategically . . the human pretzel . . . Remember -lips are not only a pair of lips -they belong to someone . . . LOVE PIT . . . politics with Uncle Manny . . . SQUIRRELS! . . . Jeanne - want something LITE!? . . the Christmas sleepover . . . %J7 . . . Thanks for the food DAD! . . BARBADOS . . . Chevy Close . . . MILO! . . 7.5 foot tall, 56 inch wide- PANDA! . . . snakebites . . . the Taylor Stadium excursion ... Jay - you ' re on speakerphone! . . . b-ball on the 3rd floor . . . goddess of the T.V . . . the birthday chair . . . Annie P ' s b-day . . . assigned jobs -yeah right! plant mur- derers . . . Word for the day . . . Oh MY God! . . carbohydrate house . . . the horny show . . . skid marks . . . KUM- QUAT! . . the HO for KT ' s birthday . . . cheap wine, the butter that wouldn ' t melt and the butter that did . . . paren- tizing the house ... we are the prover- bial ' they ' . . I ' m glad sometimes I just don ' t care about these things ... I just can ' t live like this anymore!! Is this a commercial? , Heart attack, Wait ... is this a story? , Meh-na Meh-na, Ed is here, Bev, it ' s time to clean!, FAYE! The Jody Position . . . , Questions for Ed, I ' m offended, UP the . . . , grazing . . , Girth: ie. thickness, comes from the Latin girtia meaning width, Fo-on-du-u, Why do guys like tits so much?, Cr ' s Friendly Market, B.A.T. - quest for the skull, You know, Daemon has a car , The torch must be lit, No Brian, Bev isn ' t up yet , Oh go to hell , I can ' t move , Might need lit! , Wait, Daemon has a car , It ' s just dregs, CHAIR!, Just say no, Hallucino- genic mung juice, Taster ' s Choice, What does celery do for you? , choc- olate milk, Daemon has a car , What a Butt!, BUURRP . . . that was for you , Don ' t call us, we ' re cooking!, Tubbo attack!, I think Daemon has a car. . Sue Smith, Ed Allen, Tina Smith, Bev Jones, Caren Rosenberg 431 E. 5th St. Living 450, 452 454 Birkel Ave. ©AT Little Sisters . . . Rambo Ron, Ma- cho Max, Big Gret, Wila Wayne, Baby Brant, Corruptable Chris, Lucious Liz, Kaptivating Kathy, Kinky Kathy, Juicy Janet, Titilating Tina . . . GET OOMED . . . BALD! ... The Lizard . . . Wall of Voodoo . . . Red Apple Motel, our rooms are rotten to the core . . . Ex- queeze YOU? I don ' t even know you . . . One Dave leads to another . . . Lizand- chuck ' sroom ... big H P. The Field!! . . . The Pinto . . . Harry . . . Nice Thighs John Thies! Jacko ' Lantern . . . Francis . . . I met you at a party about 6 to 8 weeks ago . . . J-A-N-E . . . Southside Crawl . . . Who ate my Greeker? . . . Tell us the one about the Platypuss .... The dreamsickle fire course .... OH YEAH . . . Snowballs Boxers . . . Voyaurism . . . Get Wacked . . . Max and the big brown Bus . . . DNA, dames not aggressive . . . Big hands. Helmet . . . BBQ ' s . . . How do you know when KW has an O? . . . LAFAYETTE SUCKS . . . Frank Len, and Big Ben . . . SC through the glass table . . . Turn the music up, pump up the vol- ume . . . Clearance, Clarence, Doctor Pepper ' s . . . Vector Schecter the Hec- tor Connector . . . Glad to see Ronbo is practicing Safe Sex . . . Suck face, Pass out, Fire on the Porch . . Ambrose ' s Kissing Lesson . . . Hail to the Jolly Snatcher AAEEH SWIFTY Woody Floyd . . . Goodbye DP, Hi BOB, could you please put the seat down? Hail to our little Pewkster .... 21 NO PROOF Back row: Liz Halab, Tina Smith, Janet Manning, Kathy Wolfe, Bob Tse, Clair Steppan, Front row: Kathy Crotty, Andy Maximon, Wayne Vanscoyoc, Chris Ambrose, Ron Zimmerman, Brant Matthews 213 556 Hillside Ave. Sex through the walls . . . Don ' t park here if you want a car . . . KT: What can I eat? . . . Cheri ' s petite glamour nap . . . crusty couch . . . Dee: Oh yea, I bought a car . . . Living Well . . . Mer and Marcy - God Bless You . . . Rays on the Roof . . . Mama Mia ' s pasta night . . . The 4 B ' s . . . Our new sweater collec- tion .... untimely phone calls . . . Paul ' s 12 lb. duffle bag . . . Our spidermen - Keith and Paul . . . Guiding . . . Bruce and Demi at the Guggenheim .... Bus ride through hell . . . Our roommate, Corbu Baby Talk . . . Bacon Pizza . . . MonsterCookie . . . Sherry - Lehigh La- fayette - blackberry brandy . . . Posh. Chris Devlin, Katie Merley, Dee Sullivan, Mia Weis 470 Birkel Ave. Susan Fox, Elizabeth Dugle, Susan Lang, Lori Weisberg, )essica Lofgren ita wg Hey Babe . . . The Westfield floor . . . Have some soup, Sue ... Dr. Peppers at the Ho B-Ball games . . . STING! . . . Jess, Phone ' s for you . . . Couch Potatos . . . Senior class pubnites . . . Dugs ' Week- end breakfasts at 2 pm . . . Barbados . . . IE boyfriends . . Andy, will you please fix Did you do your house job? . . . 2$ fines . . . What happenedonDays . . . Hot chocolate . . Jess TG . . . Dirty Dan- cin, 6x ' s ... To class or the mall? . . . Fox 2 . . . The most . . . The pin doesn ' t count if he ' s a second semester senior . . . S.L. - He ' s not just a Phi Sig, he ' s an obses- sion ... Is it an Earthquake or just the happy foursome on the third floor? . . . It is babe, isn ' t it? . . . S.F. for house pres - When was the election? . . . There is no dirt on J.L R.F. and E.M. owe us money for rent and utilites, next time sign the lease . . . L.W. and S.F. - Lunch time calls . . . great minds 412 Jackson St. You all live together . . . Meatloaf and wooden spoons . . . Broken lights and windows . . . Wave chug . . . 412 beach . . . 412 rock- Where is it now? . . Kami- kaze pitchers . . . Remember Jill and Derek, how about Casey the dog ... 1st and 2nd annual barbeques . . . Finals party- Grover in charge . . . Too turned on . . . Mail doesn ' t come on Sunday? . . Advil- the wonder dog . . . Amy the captain of the great white ship . . . Kiss the Easter Bunny . . . She ' s a nice girl but she has a drinking problem . . . The Kamikaze squirrel . . . Guido . . . Parking tickets galore . . . Pray to the Mad Dog God . . . Ho- bound . . . Sigs groupies = window seats . . . Lafayette Compos- ite .. . Sharon ' s Amy experience . . Amy, telephone . . . Bill and Joe ' s babe . . . Gedimonster, cuffage sounds like ruffage, Omni . . . F- you baby, J.S. . . Battle over the heat . . . Troll . . . Crawl- ing in the rain . . . Diet Coke Chaser . . . Vodka shots for the taste . . . Pam breaks foot, Lisa pukes, you fell down Crow ' s steps? . . The wheelchair . . . You guys are always out . . . Late Night Beauty Aid Battle- Sharon hides in closet . . . The black baby and assorted colors . . . That fateful night at the Ho . . . How many people can we get to live here . . . Cookies with coupons . . . Coast Guard and the original ETH . . . Porta bar . . . Stakeout . . . Sokols ... Do the fly . . . Bahamas- Lisa meets Diehler . . . Cancun, Boogie with the Bos . . . Sticky fingers . . . Zenis shop- ping bag with cheese and her rocks . . . Will Amy ever blow . . . Amy the aerobics queen and the Golds girls . . . P.W . . . Dunes . . . The Whale . . . Sleep all day, Party all night, never grow old, never die . . . Lisa Mis party missions . . . Tonk- what ' s up friends . . . Lewis with a W . . . Stickbug . . . Wen not short for Wen- dy, it ' s a family name . . . Rat . . . Birdman . . . Bummin . . . Love those dirty dishes . . . The log . . . Boom Boom dance . . Froggie . . . Chafe- Libermonster . . . Zeni = MacGyver . . . Dawber . . . And don ' t ever forget Wolfie!! Sharon Rissmeyer, Ines Owczarek, Laura Liberman, Lisa Memoli, Lisa Wilcox, Amy Sugarman, Pam Grady 215 321 Summit St. Blackie ... Eat slop! . . . Hey! I wanna be your friend (kig ' em in the chiggen, keg ' em in the chiggen!) . . . The only house on Sullivan St ... . Look who ' s coming! Where? The troll! . . . Uni- brow, ten tons of fun, the Bear and the man who fell from the sky . . . Bert - just a healthy obsession! . . . He ' s so DIFFER- ENT when he ' s sober . . . Louisiana weed . . . Demonchildren from hell . . . what ' s the crawl? . . . Fancy, LJSal, Feather, Anneshaw, the Brute . . . Satan is gay . . . condoments . . . come get mugged! . . . Did anneshaw park the house again? . . . The neighborhood children will release your emergency brake! . . . The ghoul drives the van . . . maxine Brown Mutka. Vak, Jell, Lez, we ' re in! . . . Looks Like Rain - MSC . . . Japonica . . . Khov a sip? . . . bed- room muzuka . . . Mr. Rourke . . . Let ' s just cut out the middleman . . . the antichrist . . . our Latin Lovers . . . per- pendicular parking . . . the unrequited love heap . . . we ' ll clean out this hair- trap together - Go! . . . Does Anne have his brain again? . . . Do you know what ' s in red meat? - everything! . . . There are so many towns in NJ: Hohokus, Prince- ton, etc ... A big, brown cloud . . . I-I-I wanna be your man . . . A-A-A-L-L-L- Anne Shaw, Heather Kirkwood, Averil Paskow, Laura Salerno, missing: Nancy Martin RIGHT! ... The County . . . Meka-leka- hi-meka-hi-nee-ho . . I like you alot- NOT! . . . Do you have change for a dollar? No but I ' m a Pisces . . . How to be Popular with Boys . . Don ' t try to trap me in a precarious situation . . . Tom Wootaho . . . Some people think he ' s a homo . . . personality contingent characteristics ... if lipstick didn ' t exit neither would I - Sal. JL . - ' « Random memories over the years: I ' m gonna tear . . These varments . . . America ' s best SB . . . XORN Mc I .... BDL . . . The Foutons and small radios . . . Cucumbers . . Leon ' s . . . Poke or be poked . . . Wawa . . . Skinflint . . . KTon . . . The Goose .... Ararar . . . DC man .... Safety Doorknob . . . Grain . . . Spuds .... CC ... I ' d like to charge this to 201 . . . The hill is beat . . Wendy ' s Hofstra dude . . . 2X TH . . . Steaky . . Yahoo .... Wenches . . . Don ' t mess with Texas . . . Studmuffin . . I ' ll kick your . . . You and what army . . Hoopstahs . . . C ' s T ' s . . . Young Ones .... And last but not least BCB, Killer, and Karl .... All the best to the friends we ' ve made along the. way . . . They were the best of times Thanks Mom and Dad Dietmar: Dietz, Spike, BWAC, Spud, Kashmir . . . Bruce: Crunch, Smiley, Broo . . . Wuv you Lin- da Bill: Longhair, Willy, Wilhelm von Bahlke .... Brain: BC K, Beastie, Ironman, ProGrain Dietmar Laenger, Bruce Sachais, Bill Bahlke, Brian Campbell Living All Taylor St. We ' re all together . . . BLAH . . . The EEC . . . Where are we? . . Donna ' s looking for a ride to the mall . . . Shari ' s on the phone . . . Lisa ' s looking for quiet .... Jillian ' s at a meeting . . . Renee and Aimee planning to gag . . . Coosemeister . . We want treats . . . Fall on our heads ... No doubt . . . Let ' s take a vote . . . Dinner menu . . . Torts . . . Stir fried . . . Chinese . . . Oreo ' s . . . We ' ve all been gagged . . . Where is Molly? . . Blobs in the sink ... If I could think of a . . . that would definitely be it . . . Stan the Man . . . The S is addicted to loud appliances . . . Are 3 phone linesen- ough? . . . Re, What ' s the secret . . . Who ' s listening . . . Shower schedule . . . Black perhaps . . . New voice . . Weath- er? . . Closet heat monger . . . Spin the bottle . . . Swelling . . . The consonant. M for humor . . . Popcorn with teriyaki . . . Magazine clippings . . . Need help - call Jillian . . . Peter . . . Michael . . . The Joes . . The Steves . . . Kristens . . . Loving . . . Moonlighting . . . Erka . . . The blue iced tea . . . The squids . . . Holtzberg . . . Greenblatt . . . Extremist . . . . SP sticker . . . Butterscotch Schnapps . . . Willy Wonka . . . Mosaic Pottery . . . Peeping Toms . . . Roses . . . The coffee disease Sushi Answering machine, cup, microwave wars Renee and the mop . . . Drip Drop .... The Disco Who was here . . . Surprise . . . The boots are alive .... Meadowlands earmuffs . . . We leave: Eric - his own washer and dryer Brian - a set of tools . . . Mark - a back door key . . . Glenn - a sedative . . . Leslie and Kimmy - closer to us . . Phil - a BB. Jeff - . . . Aimmee - extra Est . . . Donna - a car, TV, and a shower time ... S - a whole name . . . Jillian - a conference room and a secretary . . . Lisa - two feet ... Re - A care in the world . . . The best of friends . . . Aimee, Donna, Lisa, Jillian, Re, S. VOCABULARY of 223 PLAY - to spend time with GAG - to play a joke upon GAGSTER - one who plays a joke PLODE - see plan PLAN - see plode LOVING - a 12:30 addiction AS IN - everything CLASS - the activity one attends when one has nothing better to do BLAH - self-descriptive BURP - the habbit one acquires living with Donna CLICK - the noise the phone makes when one speaks long distance MOONLIGHTING - a playing plode ICE - see front walk CLEAN - not in our vocabulary STRAGGLES - see sink MIGHTY - stronger than very 223 Summit St Donna Benedek, Lisa Kouveliotes, Renee Ross, Aimee Politziner, Jullian Spitalnik, Shari Sitkoff 532 552 Montclair Ave. Regina Ostergaard, Lisa Dubinsky, llze Golbins, Cathy Ep- stein, Tracy Gregory Five to two - what a ratio! . . . We ' ve been robbed . . . Can you move your car? . . Whippit! Space Odyssey . .... Lis, there ' s a hole in your wall . . . Where ' s the hot water? . . . Bill . . . Manny ' s . . . There ' s no fudge brownie Tracy! . . . Sunday night entertainment . . . Michael . . . Late night phone calls . . . Magic . . . Nashville The morning after Aerosmith . . . Chippendales ... In search of Yuppie . . . Yeah - 1 thought of that . . Let me know when you ' re off . . . I ' m sooo pissed ... I saw your ying yang . . . Ilzzz Cobbins you got a perm . . . Daniel - stop picking your nose . . . Did you ever cut grass with scissors? . . . llze, can you hear my bed squeak from the LU? . . . What is the true definition of SMEGMA? . . . Nettie Simenetti - where are those wouchers? . . . Don ' t go in the bathroom yet . . . MM - He swings both ways . . . Hey Lil - was that dog from Canada? . . . Hey llze - when ' s that BIG party gonna be? . . . My tits are soooo ... Is anyone here? .... But I have protection He has the cutest butt and a five pound can of tuna ... I saw my crush today . . . There ' s nothing wrong - WAAAA! . . . BOOG check . . . Sure- Sure . . . He ' s harmless - PS . SCHMOOKS KABABS ... Do you mind if ! pick the cheese out of my fingernails? . . SHTINKDOO . . . Skippy? Peanut Butter? . . . The second best ride of your life . . . Why are the doors locked and the car still running? . . . I failed - I ' m not kidding! . . . Bidet? Non Jewish girl? . . . SING-A-LONG . . . Can you OD on Rolaids? . . . Hey Liz - was it Mr. Black? . . . Jeff - you want a pretzel . . . How long has this been in the fridge? . . . llze, that ' s not the bath- room . . . But I love you Regina - JL . . . Lehigh - Lafayette Bagel Toss . . . Cath - have you seen the bed races yet? . . . Cath - Sue is on the phone . . . The Pig People ... I missed my bus Last Chance For Gas . . . 203 Van Buren St. The Sunshine House . . . Our other home the Ho . . . Coleman ' s nites . . . Kamikaze ' s hooters . . . The dot - you only get half a shot, you ' re driving . . . XXX - the girls are barking, taking over the band, banging cups, I can ' t see, blue ice cube trays for toes, I can ' t tell if everyone ' s leaving . . . Georgetown - 20 bucks no place to stay Cocktails always last all nite . . . Late nite meals . . . Apoligies to the Ho . . . Mushrooms and the maze don ' t mix - Sue can ' t find her way home, Sigs parking lot . . . Puerto Rico - the model the mafai man, could you buy us a chip .... Mary Sue - California girls . . . Mary ' s hypo- condria . . . Bimbos . . . Charms toys on the hill . . . DU - sorry about the door . . . Perkins nites . . . What did I do last nite . . . Partying with Mike . . . You want a blonde, brunette, or a red head - everything went to hell when Sue left . . . Jamaica - yeah mon, St. John ' s men, Ricks at sunset, Reggae Gonga, goat burgers, Red Strip - I think it ' s getting colder . . . Wine coolers for Bob ' s class . . . We should stay home and redeem ourselves tonite . . . The IE house - I can ' t believe we all made it . . . You think we ' ll always be friends - don ' t be stupid of course we will - Every little ting is gonna be alright. Jacqui Jennings, Margo Polak, Sue Padjen, Mary Scharf 219 420 Birkel Ave. s a m m A n y n e x Listen to the laugh, Corni ' s flirting again ... La and Leon ' s . . . $33 drinks . . . Chris, stop playing with his eggs . . Sue just slides it down the arm . . . Caty and Absolute go hand in hand . . . Guess who?! I can tell by the stupid grin . . . It ' s raining in the bathroom . . . beer fights. ECC ' s-push it real good . . . Fog- gy rememberances ... or none at all . . . Boom, boom, boom, the sound of La . . . Wall flowers ' til we ' re drunk, then .... . let ' s have an affair . . . Squirrel motel . . . Altered attractions, sober indiffer- ences . . . Corni, help me, the toilet won ' t work ... So maybe I don ' t know all the words . . . The 3rd floor igloo . . . 30 something for Nightline . . . Post-hill munchies . . . La ' s pet fleas . . . Chris and Caty ' s fight with Chi Phi and a ride to the station . . . Sue, wish I could have an ankle and bootie like yours . . . Dancing on the divider . . . Slits for eyes . . . Corni, heretofore . . . Ceorgie Porgie . . . Spring Break . . . Caty, we ate all your brownies again . . . Sue ' s champagne episodes . . . 5 ' s company, 61 2 ' s a crowd . . . The thing that never left . . . THANKS FOR THE GOOD TIMES AND GREAT FRIENDS, LEHIGH!!! Living Matt Russo, Dan Friedman, Scott Hillman, Ken Lorman, Mark Davis, Stuart Dweck, Ed Adams Chris Folk, Cornelia Pasche, Caty Caporoso, Sue Puckhaber, Larraine Shih 449 Montclair Ave. 547 Hillside Ave. Roommates, where are they? ... at McDonald ' s ... Hi ZAAACH! . . . Gail, do you do that on purpose? . . . Inga drives to Taylor . . . Hen crashes but Linda hits and runs, Inga just can ' t find her car .... Gail the postman always spells rong .... His and Her windows . . . . SUDS . . . they always land on their feet . . . Carla frequents the hall but not the house. Gail goes for sportsmen FWB Hen turn down your music . . . . Nobody likes us ... . LOCK THE DOOR!!! . . . Linda loses lunch by a NOSE .... Say you will .... The vacuum doesn ' t suck; it just blows. Gail trades in tennis for badmitten. Hen, do you know Linda? . . Drunken midnight calls .... Do they rust in the shower? . . Pumpkin face calls before he comes . . Economy pack - that will be necessary . Gail, PLEASE don ' t wash the dishes! . . Keep the controls away from Chris! . . . Never buy, touch or eat CELESTE Pizza . . Love + Hate + Need = Broken Win- dow Little LOVE games C + W = FUN .... Four lonely nights Henriette takes charge . . . I ' m leaving . . But we ' ll be back. Carla Juliani, Linda Harkrader, Henriette Eisner, Gail Brennan, Igna Walter Juliana Luzzatti, Neil Smith, Maria Pacifico, Mary Ellen Maher 315 Laury St. 527 E. Packer Ave. NOG - NOG, Tidal waves, I dought I saw a Twans Am, Bermuda rock warf 465 Montclair Ave. Wine coolers ... 4 wild women . . . aerobics rice cakes . . . Leon ' s . . . Ho . . . Kathy Chris at Sigs . . . Kitchen table talks . . . noodles . . . you never know who ' ll be here for breakfast . . . c bffee . . . sleep? . . Can I just tell you . . . snooze (button). Pink Ladies . . . Susio, Lynn, Liz Tina I know, I know, wrong house . . . meeting the neighbors . . . It ' s 7 am, do you know where your roommate is? . . . wearing all apparel home - optional . . . sweatshirts lycra ... I ' m going out but I ' ll be in early I won ' t drink much . . . yeah right .... crystal light . . . study by radio ... Hi Allen . . . Does anyone know how I got home? . . . communal wardrobe . . . Any man worth his Ree- box . . . M M ' s ... All 4 in same place at same time? - impossible . . . snackbar at 12 . . . there goes another house mtg . . . Kath or Chris should be home for 5 minutes between . . leaving notes . . . Schapps Chris? . . . How will I know . . . Emotional . . . Don ' t Shed a Tear . . . Karen the innocent . . . The Elby ' s regulars . . . Yo baby Yo baby Yo Sex on the beach - with FRIENDS!!! . . . farm girl (best best friends forever). . Too Bad. ... I have a baby ! who? . BBFer ' Vey . question Paige Hoefler, Kathy Hestwood, Christine Burke, Karen Cornell 313 E. 5th St. Remembering ... Ft. Lauderdale 1986 . . . Scromper Room . . . Romper Room . . . Wet T- Shirt contest at the Button . . . Life at 313 . . . Summer ' 87 Parties . . . Kitchen mexican game .... 3-man . . . Three ' s my limit .... Lehigh- Lafayette Gilman ' s tailgate .... snowball fights . . . broken windows . . . . . those crazy neighbors . . . drinking, movies, drinking . . . Road trips - Syra- cuse, Jersey Shore . . . Carlisle Stakeouts . . . Poconos love spas . . . DRINKING TIMES . . . Brown girl in the ring ... If I hear that song one more time!!! . . . Final ' s Bon Fire - lets toast marshmal- lows!! . . . Hampster fetus. Boob ... 3 Jims in one night . . . Yeah, hello . . . Porch Parties . . . Shrooming - where are my children? . . . Sex with the Chip- per!! - Tanya ' s big loss .... Superbowl 88 cookout . . . Tyson Holmes fight - Dawn ' s FIRE!!! in the kitchen . . . Steal- ing fans . . . Rissa - He just slept in my bed, nothing happened. . . . Dinner- time antics . . . Ada-pea ' s up the nose . . . Schnapps . . . Mr. Toitlehead . . . Sue falling . . . Ada, Sleepwalk much? - bro- ken railings . . . Peeing in the laundry basket . . . Jim you live in a hole! . . Sue gets her licsence . . . Carolyn and Lou ' s Chicken Pox . . . Mike at Dawn ' s win- dow at 4 am . . . Sue going to the island of nowhere . . . Tanya ' s rabbit died . . . Dawn ' s green slime and fights at Kelly ' s . . . Carolyn ' s male harem . . . Tanya - STOP WHINING!! . . C ' s huge boobs . . HOWIE - 42 short ... Jim Cinelli franks . . . Parents weekend cocktails . . . Tanya died Halloween . . . Sueman Couch Po- tato, Pizza, Foosman, Fatboy ... I ' d be laughing alot harder if I didn ' t have this huge zit on my nose . . . Yo Maurice!! . . At least I ' m not marrying Alex P. Kea- ton (AKA Helm), Dawn . . . Early classes - no hot water . . . PAUL VON WA- GONENENEN is walking down OUR street!! . . GOOD TIMES PAST - THE BEST IS YET TO COME!!! Sue Gilman, Adriane Orr, Cheryl Akawie, Marissa Scola, Caroline Townsend, Dawn Winter, Tanya Horenstein 480 Birkel Ave. (Hotel Birkel; always a vacancy!) In search of cool beans . . . twist my arm . . . fuzzy slippers . . . couch potatoes I ' m off the phone . . . the SMELL . . who ' s Scott Morrison? . . . Beth ' s discount liquor . . . bouncy peo- ple . . Thank God the tap works . . . awfully big gourd breaking and enter- ing is against the law . . . don ' t open the freezer . . clueless what happened on Loving Days? . . . how many practices left? . . . apathetic seniors . . they should be shot! . . break out the meat- book . . . Beth ' s beauty salon Is it pub- nite yet? . . . Dirty Dancing Wait, this is not my house! . . . Heart Soul . . . BEND!!! Chinese food MOLSEN . . . Steve John, roommates 6 7 ... 480 Birkel loves Delta Chi NIB ' s permanent misteltoe .... com- puter dating What ' s HE doing on the couch? Gail 7:30, Lisa 7:45, Jen 8:00, Bridget 8:15, Beth sometime before Days . . . Who ' s birthday is it? . . . House shots . . . Delta Chi sabotage — Rick to the rescue . . . What were you wearing when you accepted your job offer? . . . They passed out where? . . . Carbohy- drate loading . . . LU Basketball — 1 . . . Crossword puzzles ... If it bleeds we can kill it . . . mini skirts . . . HERE ' S TO US!!!! Beth Brinkman, Gail Jacobs, Lisa Bolitsky, Jen Levin, Bridget Morton LM, ng 628 Montclair Ave. ■ I had a rabbit named Fuzz once ... No Jenny, you ' re the lucky one . . . Julie and the microphone, Lafayette week- end-anyone, anyone? ... I ' m taking the slow bus . . . I ' ve got my mind set on food . . . Krista, what are you doing? Eating purple jelly beans . . . You ' re living beyond your means . . . It ' s na- tional call your boyfriend collect month . . . Punch your beer . . . Pushing Cara ' s cherry bomber up the hill . . . the tart cart . . . silly rabbit, tricks are for kids . . . the eternal wedge . . . Butth- ead-l have a dream . . . Gooks suck eggroll . . . Second verse, same as the first . . . hairball; I know he ' s a werewolf ... I saw him once on campus . . . Nights at the Ho . . . Campus Pizza - Michele, Ralph called . . . Julie drove the Cherry Bomb . . . Higgins here . . . Toss-a-cross Olympics . . . Who ' s bread is this - Flip? . . . John P. Ready called ... Do you eat Blue Bonnet margarine? . . Mr. Skunk . . . The great black out of ' 88 . . . Gotta make some PC for the CP ' s . . . That ' s what I thought you ' d say . . . Kit, I ' m in trouble . . . Looking for a new environ- ment Laney? . . . Kill Prince ... I straw- berry tarted ... No walk, no no no . . . Flip, shouldn ' t you be studying for fin- als? . . . You could drop an egg on that thing and it wouldn ' t break . . . Buzz and Michele sliding down stairs . . I think I ' m being beckoned by the Prin- cipal . . . It ' s not like I ' m stupider than them ... I ' m homeless . . . This is Mr. Dishwasher . . . KK and XX . . . Pool anyone?. The whole mayonnaise de- partment just fell on my foot . . . It ' s all fun and games until someone loses an eye ... To all those we leave behind, AMF! Michele Capone, Cara Turkowsky, laney Croker, Krista Kearns, Julie Leek, Kristin McCormick 419 Webster St. Jamie Sarcher, Nicole Bolivell, Stacy Seiden, Gioia Liges, Robin Shatto, Kerry Loughman, Betsy Heimlich The Webster Girls: The Monitor Soci- ety .. . Robbed Again - it was a fluke . . . . T2F 2 . . . Life is not a football game! Mom .... Chunk Chunk Chicken Young Hysteria . . . Pool Balls . . . Walk of Shame. If you don ' t remember it, it didn ' t happen! ... A HO card . . . We got Betsy . . . Feisty Ram and Earthy Bull .... I ' m never going on the hill again! . . . Let ' s play it by ear . . . The dread- ed popcorn spray Whose dishes are these? . . . Spring Fever . . . Shot- gun! Am I the best? .... Breaking the 3-week rule . . . And bring one home for mom . . . The lull .... okay, we ' ll drink and drive . . . Rise to the chal- lenge .... Was there anyone good out? .... The Blonde Bomb . . . How young was he? .... Man of the house . . . How many people really live there? . . . . . Hey Date! That ' s Amore . . . After Spring Break, nothing counts ... I won ' t go on the Hill sober . . . We ' re seniors! . . . After a few times, it just doesn ' t matter .... But we ' re serving little hotdogs . . . They are so cheap! SCRUPLES! . . . Who ' s got Garbage this week? . . Room Check at Hotel Web- ster . . . The 7 Amigos . . . I ' ll never be with him again .... Annual Halloween party .... LOCK THE DOOR! Um ing Back: G. Kenny, A. Proctor, D. Tkacik ). Seeburger, L. Weinstein; Front: D. Ball, Back: D. Kiernan, S. Galley, C. Klein D. Mengers; Front: H. Chun, C. Schreiber, A. Ikenson, R. Trieschmann N. Bunting AHH, Where ' s my car? . . . TOEtally . . . What was I doing with your chubby? . . . What ' s that thing stuck in the jaccuzzi pipes Milk Bones . . . Women in com- fortable shoes . . . OH individual serving boys .... Who shook my lava lamp? . . . What can we talk about - who ' s not here . . . Seriously Guys, NO Buling . . . Congrats Ahh, one ' s missing from the Pack . . . How much will it cost - does that include whine . . . Cookie ... I buy all the soap around here . . . Lurd . . . dosey do your sister . . . You are, no it is . . . Dude . . . Glynn passed Eco 420 . . . Jaccuzzi Susie and friends . . . The hole in the wall . . . can ' t see thru the bub- bles anyway . . . OH eelex, I love you! . . . Yeah but I got hat . . . couch potatoes . . . do Glynn Sue live here? . . . What ' s that noise? . . . NO! MR. Ball doesn ' t live here anymore . . . Lehigh Valley . . Weather (or the Alley where Bees live) . . . Hello, Video Works, Lonny speaking . . . The Birthday party that wouldn ' t end . . . What does Voyerism mean anyway (lights, camera, action!!), a relaxing game of Pictionary (is that an oxymo- ron?) ... OH Bat Boy! . . . OH! Right! . . . The Montclair Avenue Ballpark Three Windows and you ' re out . . . The paper that consumes the World ... If a bird ' s mucus is black is it also a bird . . . That ' s in poor taste ... I could (chould) . . . H.B.I. Tunatown . . . Paging Mr. Ayum Wellumhum . . . Oh tie-dies I loveth thee Well, it ' s not the Taj Mahal ... All it needs is a little paint . . . Landlord from Hell! . . . Hot Tub etiquette for women; never point and laugh . . . Boy was Carol surprised on her Birthday . . Nance I think your mother ' s calling you . . Who had the keys to the fire escape? Seven slain after photo on fire escape . . Dave our resident stud dragged back?! . . . Ring . . . The closest one gets it rule. What floor is Susie ' s room on . . . That ' s Cherie ' s spot . . . Deirdr e, there ' s a message for you . . . Hello, are the Sticklers home? . . . Helen, show us your tonsils . . . Domestic Goddesses . . . They should pay US $705! . . . Stop messing with your business ... A recent study shows proximity is the deciding factor in love relationships ... Ski Strat- ton . . stay cheap ... Do your own dishes, please . . . The job wheel that wouldn ' t turn . . . LCR . . . Vanna, Alex, Dick, Pat . . . Does Dave eat? . . . Slashes on Dave ' s wall . . . Sea foam green? . . . Two house overlap . . . Beware, she ' s PMS . . . Where the Wild Things Are . . . Co-ed Bathroom . . 459 461 Montclair Ave. Lobens Kerry Stacie Lane Paul Derqfcflftatt Jeff % ¥ ptfi Q __ — — • Greek Life Living ft V- Life in a fraternity or sorority is more than just living in a building better than your average dorm where the meals are far superior to that of the U.C. cafete- ria. The difference rests in the meaning behind the words brotherhood and sisterhood which implies a bond of loyalty and friendship between the people with whom you live. There are parties, clean-ups, pledg- ing, meetings, and many other activities involved in being a part of a fraternity or sorority but m ore important, there are ties formed that last a lifetime. Living in a house adds a new meaning to college life. A person learns respon- sibilities to himself or herself as well as to all the other members of the house. Living with so many different people from all different backgrounds does not affect the special bond that exists, but enhances it. Many houses have acquired a certain stereotype and because of this, people will frequent that house more or less. Nevertheless, whether the house fits that stereotype or not, it is trivial to the special tie betweem the brothers and sisters. The individuality of a person is not hampered by greek life, if anything it is stimulated and thus makes for a more diversified fraternity or sorority. Alpha Chi Rho Pti Mvu Cluxptm Living | 1 1 r 1 1 ICrhigb llnturrsttii DO JUMP RICH KLMOER LEE MAVEY BRIAN 8YCK ■J£ CANELL JAY CANELL ER.C W.LHEL- mmm - H H ' l V MHH| im ■ifl $M ' RICCA CRAIG SIMMERMON DAVID WAGNER ERIK GROSSMAN -9 $ DREW TUMINELLO RANR CESETTE SCOTT McGARVEY i ; HO DSWORTH   4 E . E : MCHMMI WOUTER GOEDKOOP GREGORY FURTAW BERNARD WALDRUP Frank take a shower . . . Suck the tip . . . Bird where ' s your car . . . Crow pub- night, nah, let ' s go to TEP . . . Sodomy Week: Yes Dean Smeaton that was you on our shirt . . . Karen, you won the hogger . . . Z-man, this food sucks . . . Who gave those twins bids anyway? Wes? Ray? what ' s the difference . . . Camp Shahomo . . Crow Crimes . . . BB guns-Sorry lady, we didn ' t mean to shoot you in the arm . . . Mary B. - you missed the meat treat . . . The G-town massacre . . . McSorley ' s bus trip . . . The flying flaming couch . . . The barrage of rocks . . . Zig- No need to study, just cheat! Tests are easy if you study . . . Crows can fly ... . They didn ' t tell us this during rush! . . . When I was a pledge . . . Crow Court . . . Chet Atkins - cherry anyone? . . . Hell Week: broth- erhood through stealing . . . Soup of knowledge . . . Crows in Kangaroo Court: thank God for Chip - these boys should be commended for their behavior . . . Guilty until proven inno- cent and then guilty anyway . . . The Hogger (Biddler) .... The Hershey Hummer Krites award . . . deflower me . . Green slime . . . Naked beer slides . . Foos for chugs . . . Bus-n-bone . . Showporch tails . . Playing through . . . . . Beer pong . . . Schmazing .... White-water rafting . . . Edgar ' s living a lie . . . Zig - I feel like a glazed doughnut . . . Good study weed . . . Going out Buckwheat? - nah, I gotta Rose - the one load man . . . Cow got beat up again WE, the graduating Crows of 1988 leave Willingly! The last of old school CROW: Biddle, Buckwheat, Cow, Drip, Edgar, Gabes, Rosey, Ziggy . . . Good Luck Chums! Alpha Epsilon Pi Sigma, Eta Cluxpfoo Living R SCOTT MIRNE MICHAEL R HESPOS DAVID M FINKLE SOLOMON 8 MATISOFF CRAIG SOROSON ANDY SCMECHTER ERIC SlEGLER ROBERT R KOVACH ROGER A MOSS TODD D RAMAL Alpha lEpsilmt $li SIGMA ETA CHAPTER 19 as m5 ffirhigh liiiiuprBttji BRUCE M FORMAN DAVID R ESPOSITO JOHN J McCUSKER. ?A JASON KRUMBEIN JOHN R PAGE DR JONATHAN A TENZER SCOTT w McCARTY VIVIAN AVERY SPUDS JR LEE FREEOMAN OAVIO J EISENBERG Farewell to Omicron, Rho, Sigma, Mar- ius . . . Chumley, Stuba, Goon, Iceman, Duck, Booboo, Giligan, Guido? . . . Tau Voting . . . Little Sister LORD . . . Mirp- ing 7 . . . Married With child . Marshal . . . Dave, it ' s your birthday . Seal Clubbing . . . Beer Nuts Mug . 144 oz. of pure joy ... 3 odd women . Which is Pepsi and which is Shirley? . . Oct. 19-1 a.m. wake-up call by 3 short women . . . Good times with IJC . . . new house ... 3 colored house . . . GPA: 28 of 31 . . . JT Award . . . Packed snow does fall on cars . . . Execs by default . . . Viv, about the food . . Dodg- ing pans . . . Little Gap ... I found a red heart at ... He has got a body that just won ' t quit! Welcome PHI- Weezer, Jughead Sol Jr, It, Ardvark . . . . Outta Here!!!! Alpha Gamma Delta Zzta, Beta Ouftex, Living Alpha (gamma Drlla O©O O©OiO00 ©Odd© The Wild and Fun 21 + 3 . . . We ' re seniors- it ' s too late to get a reputation . . . . Oh, Fuzz- go preheat the micro- wave . . . Nicki McHickey . . . Elaine tobogganing Bounty Molehead ' s semi-annual sleaze . . . Kir- sten ' s moon on the pledge trip .... We ' re just good friends -right Hoot- sie! . . . We hate cheese! ... 100 shots at Phi Tau party-RPI . . . Kimby- It ' s been 3 yrs, 4 mos 21 days and WE STILL RE- MEMBER! Sleaze hair Cow- boy boot . . . Rug burns, vinyl burns and yard line- Touchdown! . . . Gooberville, Alpha Chapter The Tapper . . . Sigma Nudes It ' s Wednesday night- Emster, go weed the garden! . . . Shaving cream-filled donuts . . . Hey Schooney- We want room service! . . . How many people yuked at Hedley ' s house? . . . Roland, will you do my dish- es? .. . Wuuuuuuss! What ' s the defini- tion of a wuss ? . . . Smelly Ellie . . . It ' s alright if it downpours, as long as it doesn ' t rain! The Big Cheese has no knees (but she is the WR Queen!) . . Guatemalan King-Puentits . . . Stone- head ' s dinner touched a dingo yet? . . Jen: Who is he? Don ' t make me get in the car with him! Emily emcees The Peeing Race . . . Large Marge, the boxer . . . Thanks for the Mammar- ies . . . Balcony reinforcements-balcony feuds . . . Power Pizza Electric Jello . . . Bean gets arrested . . . Heather ' s Red Letter Day- March15 . . . Memoli takes Mickey to the formal ... 17 seniors, 2 jobs . . . The Forgotten Five . . . Hedley ' s closet, Hedley ' s bathroom and Hed- ley ' s brother . . . Social faux pas . . . Boob of the Week . . . Walking the path of shame barefoot . . . Meighan: What sport is in season now? .... AND A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL: Julie, Eleanor, Kirsten, Dee, Elaine, Nicki, Emily, Mary, Alysha, Margie, Katie, Alyssa, Karen, Jen, Aileen, Chris, Jenny, Lisa S., Lisa M., Heather, Meighan, Arlene. Alpha Omicron Pi Lambda Upti n Clunplm Lirh •ng BBPBB PB B Alpha (ftmimnt Pi tCrlmih Umurrsitit PTOBiB C HBPflB eSik i n - IV BBPPDCD ' r ' Ifc L 4 leinnoD 1 BL A i H M. LBPFBIf fc lft. . VBB w mt UBBD IB V T| A MIR l LmJi ' l L ' • iff PC ' m El Jmi Mk ' ' V ivy 3 , 1 j $tiM Sorry, we ' re not on top this weekend . . I hear there ' s good shopping in Ken- tucky . . . Nerd of the week . . . Who ' s on the island . . . Swing batter batter . . . 1 Duck Boot, 2 Duck Boot, 3 Duck Boot, 4 . . . Who ' s on Paula Patrol? . . . Hi, I was studying at DU all day, I swear! . . . The bitter me ' s graduate . . . It ' s a wich! . . . The bubble thing and thump- er ... I think I ' ve had one too many bevleges ... At this point, we don ' t know . . .Tufts pledge trip . . . Annette, get a piece of the rock? . . . Why did Linda park her car like that ... I let the bag out! . . . She made me feel GOOD . . .Who ' s driving?. . .Zack is back, and better than ever ... La Machine . . . Kinda Mamby?! . . . Up, up, up, and over Happy Belated Birthday, Jen Diclerico!!! Alpha Phi EpuA Pa Cluxptm, Living The random 18- where ' s the other half? Who are the seniors anyway?- Stacy Rosen Linda Hark Cecile Suzi Donna O . . . . Where ' s Chris Bubser? It ' s a hard knock life .... Thanks for the bed, Jarvis. The con- tracted pledge project .... I ' ve got personality. EBQ .... Scavenger Hunt in NYC .... Early wake-up by Jill ian (or Jill) . . Oreos from above .... The great fork break in. The 200 invitational . . The songs die with us . . . Patty???? Alpha!!- The pawprints . . . . Fe Fi Fo Fum! S, she ' s only a consonant- Love that bear . . . The Bourdeaux Beau . . . The Gettin ' it room .... Madonna, Donna the extremist. Suzi ' s extended pledge program . . . The sun never shines in the promised land. Leslie and Sem braless . . J nailed in . . . Cecile in pink and green .... Party Patrol at Sigs . . . . Late night pigs!!! I need a Panhel .... The Poison Ivy Ball. Four pinnings and a Lavalier . . Picking up at Cornell . . Fun, photogenic, not fat, the tone deaf class . . Donna B ' s Felony date . . Where did the money go?? Rush your size . . Good bye Kappa Sig! We love Madalaine! Bomb the kitchen .... DG (or aids) kills the cook . . Follow the south mountain road .... Shari ' s games- Renee ' s potato head . . . IM CHAMPS! Jillian ' s birthday . . . Random Patty ' s ribs, pink drinks . . Schnopps is evil! The Alpha Phis are partying on the Hill! Dry lamb; astro pizza man. Lawdie- is Bev one of us? Don ' t get pinned- You ' ll be sorry! The quarry! The broken bed . . . You guys, Don ' t eat the cheese! CB, CB, CB . . . . Madalaine you ' re the greatest .... it ' s not her job . . . Things we ' ll never see- Stacy Rosen, Bubser happy with the pledge class, Summit St. without a tan, Jillian without something to say, Leslie without a scam, Donna with Bruce, Amy at Lehigh, Kierston without Caro- line, Caroline without Kierston, Kimmy unattached, Sem and Patty with a clue, Sharon without Vince, Liz without a scheme, Weld without black leather gloves, Lisa without Mark, Cecile celi- bate, Hark without L.L. Bean, Stacie Cap not at the Ho, Donna B. not celibate . . . Alpha Sigma Phi Beta Epii n Ouften Living HL -Ml r mm ' M « H •¥ l V Hp • V HP ■ W  HP ■ • HP H ■V ' 1 i j i K I Brl EH ' x-fll BUI Bv Bv ■ Er fl ■LI ■LI hhII hKJ I J aUfl hV 1 hUIBhI H hHm I iLi , i ■ k. HJ A HJ ,? i m Hk I H B Iwi Alpha § tijma }3in We went to Lehigh . . . Feltch me ... Is it laa-bia or lay-bia? . . . That is inordi- nately excessive . . . Chow filthy, hei- nous, foul, and repulsive box. Don ' t say that word . . . Herro, shrimp fried rice . . . Hundred pound bag of rice . . . She was sooo heinous ... I got nothing- DENIED . . . Bottom line was there chowder loss? . . . Hello fifi, come out and plaayyay! . . . CORN ALERT! ... I don ' t want to drink, I might get in trou- ble .. . Wednesday at the Ho . . . Any- one feel lucky ... So you want to be a little sister? . . . M.J. gets a dumpster bath . . . Whiskey Drinking Indians (plu- ral now) ... Is that it, Ron? That wasn ' t very good. Sorry that is all I got . . . Mike! Oh Mike! Whaaat! Whadya want . . . Delfini, ' D ' as in dirt, Delfini . . . Co- conspiracy to vomit . . . Challis: . . . Riley, you are wierd .... I LOVE HER!! . . . . Another national quezzer ... No muff too tough, dive at five. Be a blood hound . . . You were with the blond. . . . Chaka is so smooth he scares the Zeros . . . Take off your shirt and drop your purse . . . We started off as Nice Guys . . . The question is Chris, ' who has the bigger ... ' ... I like to watch Television . . . Bolting from Philly for the CD . . . McSorley ' s at 8:30 am on St. Patts, and Pig blowing ... on New Years . . . Pick- ing up foul chicks in Vermont ... So why do they call you Trim? . . . Dags trashing Greekers . . . Gamma Phi Sucks . . . Comrade Staiti . . . Bulk ' s pick-up lines . . . Puff ' s Bullshit . . . Cazer and Spud in love . . . Gettysburg . . . Keeping our Bagels to ourselves . . . Trimism, the new religion . . . Bakes sleeping in the living room . . . 7:00 Cheers . . . Going off in New Haven. Visiting the 7 eleven and getting mustard nachos . . . The Brew Barge ' s last cruise . . . Skynard at 4:00 in the bar . . . Calling chicks you know what . . . Having the Gold Card at Penn Supreme . . . Ling, Feds, Dags, Bulk, Puff, Bene, ' Clark, Meat, Spud, Trim, Zims, Chaka, and also Pig, Bakes, and Norton ... SEE YA ALPHA SIG Alpha Tau Omega Aj 6a Rlur Cluiplm Living ATO ... The Tau Club . . . GOTTA LOVE OUR ATTITUTE . . . FINGERS TO WIN!!! . . . South Padre: Let ' s go on Spring Break and pick up Lehigh chicks. ... NO GRASS ON THE INFIELD, BUT WE ' LL PLAY BALL ANY- WAY!!! . . . JD ' s Taxi Service ... Mr Mrs Jessica Hite . . . Ted: IGA Run! . . . Lars - CALL ME DADDY! . . . (666) .... N.R.C.D I ' d eat ' em all myself! . . . THE PINATA MASSACRE . . . Norm and the Smooth Sweater . . . Kearnsy and his 6 Jr. High Prom Dates . . . Puppet ' s Blocking Techniques . . . Troy the Stud . . . FALL 1987: SUMMER OF LOVE! . . . Wilson - Where ' d you get those shoes? . . . Mr. Disgusting Lives on Kleppe ' s Wall . . . U2 Concert ' 87: Fol- low Wilson ' s Brother to the Front! . . . AT-Puppies — Sorry Rupert! . . . Otis the Rat, Baldy the Shrinking Sheep, Tucker the Stupid ... I need a date for the formal— Why don ' t I ask the girl that murdered my dog? . . . HALLOWEEN ' 87 — Barry, what are you supposed to be? . . . Kelly and the Largest Om- elette Ever!! . . . Red Riding Hood, The Big Bad Wolf, and a Really Disgusting Grandmother! LEHIGH-LA- FAYETTE— WHO WON? . . . Banks and Mellish leave the gridiron: Congrats! . . . Sheehy, Jay Leno, Baldy, Fatal Attrac- tion, 411, GoDown, Leon ' s, Newman Center, Screamer, Hobbit, 378, Teeth Twins, Little Box of Horrors — Thanx for all you ' ve given us (scratch, scratch) . . . Let ' s go Bowling or to the BOOM-BAH BAR! . . . The Chumly Charm . . . What ' s Growing on Greco This Week? . . . The Year of the Chinchilla-He Hates Those Gutters! . . . Ted . . . Why? . . . Word of the Week . . . It ' s 2:30. Ouch! Better Get The Dentist! . . . Billy, What do you think Lubin is doing right now? . . . PLEDGE CLASS ' 88 — Chock Full O ' Buckets, but Best once Again! . . . (Sorry!) Smart guys too: KICK BALDY! . . . Nice Mohawks! . . . ROAD TRIPS: McSorely ' s: Piss Stop, Ralphy Boy! . . Navy Pushups, Colgate — Mr. Harris, where am I and where do you live? . . . THE BOSTON MASSACRE-Grover ' s foot, Klep ' s hand, Pappas ' ass and JD ' s balls (yecch!) . . . RANDOM— Look Around for Chumly ' s Jo! . . We need some tudors, meng! .... How Much to Get Tucker Out? They Can Keep Him! . . . Remember — Buzz IS Mr. Happy! . . . Cliff, get a roll bar! . . . Claybo Brings His Best Bottle of Wine — Greco Brings 10W-40 . . . Hey Donny- Skip Here from Garfield .. ... 1988: The Year of the Helmet Story! ... An Apathy Formal at Half the Price!! . . . Knightly: Finster ' s got your chin- strap! . . . Harry-How about a bottle of A1? . . . Borrowing Cars for the Demoli- tion Derby . . . Mau - Phone Call .... Mau? . . . Eight Ball, Corner Labia! . . . Ellis and Claudia pinned . . . Erv ' s: Thanx for the Renobs! . . . Call him Chris, BUT HTE STOOGE STILL LIVES . . . Where are the Turtles? . . . Hobbit, get out of the cooler! . . . Wardo, get outta here, dude. I ' m Busy! . . . You Dawg! . . . Banco owed Hobbit $50! . . . In your best Ethel Mermon Voice ... . . . Kearnsy, are you pleased as punch? . . . WELCOME: Porcupine, Short Bus, Juice, Da Crusha, Mucous, Yogi, Radar, Iggy, Barney, Rerun, Mr. Goodwrench, Shaggy, Ookla, Rupert, Mr. Magoo, La Bamba, Hermie, Apollo, Sulu, Puke . . . SHAKE IT EASY: Schemp, Cheesesteak, Lamdahead, Baby Finster, Magilla, But- tercup, Sluggo, Gilligan, The Edge, Squirrel, Lobes, Milktoast, Appleby. Hobbit, Winthorp, Potsy, Boris, Bax, Mothball, Og, Spanky Beta Theta Pi Beta Ck Chaptm Living Your reeks . . . The mole is a creature . . . That ' s Awwwesome . . . Big Jay is Gay . . . Shorter showers in the morning . . . The Killington Hole . . . You look like a big reindeer your parents are rich . . . Colgate doesn ' t haze . . . P-suite . . . Yakroom . . . 4 B ' s of life . . . Depledge head . . . THE BIG JAY I.M. Superbowl . . . Boxing Champions . . . Nice black eye . . . Carle . . . Bethtones . . . Gay Macho Biker . . . K.G. . . . Dog er . . . Golden Showers . . . Debbie ' s gym . . . Heart- break Ridge . . . Necklace steak . . . Mr Bodily Explosions . . . Food Service Hat . . Johnnie McNaked . . . Starbrite Am- ber . . . Nazi box control . . . Pins Girls 3 . . . Zipper chick . . . Greekers . . . They all smell bad!!! ... The Desk ... The Pig Exit Curious George Inspects a V — . . . Block Freddy . . . We know your motto . . . Cabbage Patch . . . Salad . . . Alco- holism is a Hellish Thing . . . Rack-Do . .... Eye-Cheese Fat-fest . . . Follow the bouncing ... Wisps . . . Ruby . . Loving Cup Chick The Finger . . . Rte. 12B - The egg was a cloud . . . Is Bill Voorhees there ...? . . . Chuck ' s mantle dance . . . Oh pass the Loving cup to Mac . . . Tag-team . . . Skull parties . . . Random Guinea state- ment 79 . . . D ' s and V ' s . . . . Toidus Interruptus . . . Oriental cuisine . . . Put that F ' in thing out!!! Velcro . . . Jerk Cooler . . . Macho! . . . You ' re not gonna do me Greek are you?! . . . Hip to be square . . . Who ' s got a truck? . . . Toss her a towel . . . RW, OH WOW!!! . . . Frankie is ruthless . . . Feed the Dragon Your mother ' s like cable . . . Monkey hour . . . Monkey Chugs . . . Good guy - get to know him ... Big J, Buttercup, Buttski, Headmug, Macaque, Curious George, Vitoid, Globzie, Orson, Hon- ey-Dick, Blockhead, Johnny Mac, Froto, Chooch, Scalch, J. Roebling- Mumblewad-Berrm-Rock, The Mole . . Chi Phi Phi Cluxptm Living ?  K •= 1 MM ■ ■ i i ■1 ■ 1 ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Bh«-| H HH IB ■ ■1 El El him MMM fll M Sleaze T . . . Panama . . . Frankie ... the balls . . . Days of our lives . . . PW . . . Heffron .... Young Jim . . . Sleazy Ed I pass you a what? . . . Nice tie Ray . . . Jones etc. Kelly . . . Sacks - the only Forplay? Have anothr beer . . . Marcia pledge that cares . . . Where ' s Mooor- the stripper . . . Wake up and smell your leey . . . Mr. Sensitive Everyone needs - NINE . . . Y.F. Jim and the someone to talk to . . . Flex . . . Dibbs naked coed . . . F.Y., I ' m sober! . . . . . . Shave Dorothy ' s back, please!! . . . Dancing on the wall . . . Sacred Chi Phi Rowdy You have a sister? . . . Jeanne rug Friend of Eric Sacks . . . Beta Monster . . . Dave Did you hear I ' m shot . . . Where ' s Ron ' s phone? ... It Alpha? . . . Accurso . . . Flounder . . . must be for me! ... 9th annual jungle Mayor Z Dr. J . . . Happy Trails . . . She party . . . Seek the light . . . Stop being a said yes!! Yea, we tongue wrestled . . . Paul Tampoon Taiman . . . Vollyball and Pong champs . . . Sam, Tomato Melon head D ' Angelo . . . 238 Bartleby, Pepper, . . . U. VA. sign . . . kegs . . . Computer room andformal . . . Ron, Frank, Eric, and Lyons the golden . . Doc Lambda McD ' s connec- shower crew . . . Jason and the bovines tion . . . Target . . . Goldfish cookies . . . SLEAZY . . . What is Jones? . . . Where ' s the beef? . . . Squeak . . . The Molotov cocktails and morning calis- serpent survives . . . Snorkles . . . Pub- tenics . . . Nude hoops . . . You snooze, night Bag the Little Sisters . . . Chi Phi, you lose . . . Can we talk? It ' s not you Chi Phi, Rah, Rah, Rah!! it ' s me. We can still be friends . . . It ' s 149 Chi Psi Afyka Beta, Dda Ckaptm (Shi Pst ALPHA BETA DELTA 19 SB ICrhiyh Uuiurrsttit Welcome to cold dorm 101 .... Egg, who ' s got the best body of Sig ' s? .... Burger builds a pentagon, Kinney dumps another pair of underwear Rusty fags at PSD swimmeet as the slug cums over cats The football table are homos . . . Our number one scores a 10 for his dive .... Suppy, can I sleep in the room, ever? . . . Holly, get your jewelry out from under Jare ' s door. Meyer, who ' s your hairdresser? . . . Egg, only so many fish in that late night sea . . . . He ' s not in the tool room you ass . . But that ' s not what Rut says, ask Weld . . . Who ' s Hitler, now? . .The diehard is always ready .... Fakeem, the little Greek sheep herder Nice perm, Jake, but you still stink . . . Shlongkums bakes a loaf for Sam Jose starts a new friendship with CG Donut and Joepa I just want to be your friend, Joe Joe and Force run errands via Burgerland in the Eggmo- bile Th e Dicktator closes the beaches Five dollar frame, the human tripod .... Craig, are you al- lowed in that country? .... Bob Lovin- good, you wretched puke .... Captain Chi Psi is on the scene Is this a simple majority? . . . The Jackhammer is pounding again .... The lodge hits the links-Junior golp outing Yet an- other IFC Treasurer Joe, any activities besides concession manager . . . . Andy and Kris, Tom and Kris, Burgs and Kris, and George and Kris The baseball team loses It ' s not my job- TM the TM Craig are you a senior yet? . . Let ' s go back to the lodge and get high Congratulations, Brother Leyden Kinzo ' s daughter, Jare the squirrel hunter Pinning 1 - A to V, sorry Ned The Psi Chi way is founded How ' bout those vandals, Wilbur While the cats away Otis . . . Ned totals his own car while parked . . . Kinney, the road hazard in the surf naked mobile . . .... Joe takes Steph to Steak and Brew and eats for two again How ' bout some red head, Joepa? .... Nice shade of red in the Egg couch, Courtney .... The blue plumage . . . Ned makes a tackle and hurts his wrist Under the Boardwalk with Edsel Jack- hammer does some ocean front con- struction Force, l guess we both know what ' s going to happen now, I guess we don ' t .... The pentagon be- comes a triangle Better start that resume, knucklehead Our leaders falls without a hit Seniors return to Wedgewood Team Evans romps Team Casten and Ned pays for it Santa Jake brings a big package to the X-mas party Hey, Joe, has the baseball won, ever? . . . Burger gets first job, tell your dad grades don ' t matter Uncle Manny ' s the teenage hangout Egg and Commie, the DU annex Craig Rust gets a girlfriend after 8 semesters- his junior year . . . The cave dawg kicks ass senior season Upcoming events: the RV to Lauderdale, senior week at O.C., graduation we ' re not looking for love, we ' re looking for sex . . . Junior, lighten up, Francis. Re- lax you can rule the house now, we ' re not controlling the sophmores any- more . . . Long live pubnites The class of 88 (give or take a semester) - Ned, Jake, Burke, Big A, Jazz, Jocko, Force, George, Burger, and Egg Delta Chi LcJdgli Cluxptto Living ICrhiyh Hmtirrsttg BBBS E1BBBE Zoom Zoom, Busy Busy, What UP . . . All seniors are ... You gotta be in it to win . . . What ever happened to Larry . . . Bastads ... NO SLUGS . . . Hurry up, my is getting cold . . . Big Red Machine . . . Softmores . . . Rock Tool: in a class by themselves . . . 1,000,069 - he ' s my boyfriend . . . Steve - Jason, can I borrow $100? . . . CHUCKY CHEESE . . . Tidal Wave George ... All sisters are C ' s . . . UGA . . . Kirk - Who ' s the bus driver? . . . Todd, how ' s the Spin cycle . . Lenny, the next Q . . . Mike, is that a hand-me- down from Stacy? . . . Gooks of Hazard . . . Public Sex God . . . McNickname . . Jabba the Slut . . . Bob A. - Who ' s your hero? . . . Lighten up Carlson . . . Split like a wet chicken . . . Weakness Rocks ... I miss the old showers . . . Nick - never let them see you sweat . . . Mr. Personality = Spidey . . . Let ' s go Bowl- ing . . . Shut up Sut Teresa - try a guy . . . Shawn, what are you trying to say? . . . The CLAW ... It doesn ' t count unless you let somebody watch Halde- man - stay out of cemeteries . . . Derek who? .... Keep on trying ' Smilin ' . . . Magilla Gorilla . . . Bib Count . . . Flip- side - Brush your teeth ... Q - a mind is a terrible thing to waste . . . Weinwo- man - another Hole in the Wall . . . Johnny Mac hit by a moose . . Pete- bocker - check out the freshmen for us ... IN OUT, ON OFF: Rock n ' Robin, Caz Stinger . . . Chuck, the man from Nat ' l loves you . . . Pledges suck, Brothers Rule, Slugs Crawl! . . Sweetness - you ' re not that sweet . . . Flipside Tom ' s - the Honeymoon Suite . . . Let ' s PADRE . . . YEEHA . . . Ooh Baby, It ' s so BigZermo never lies . . . Tommy, No Statutory Rape in Texas . . . BUSH to win in ' 88 . . . George the Dancing Bear . . . Haldeman, what ' s that white stuff on your back? Matt - did you buy a ring yet? . . . Dave 369 rea- sons to call the police . . . Chuck do you have a girlfriend? . . . Tommy, has all that chlorine gone to your head? . . TTB . . . Darren - motion to motion to close this Blurb FUMO .... Outta here just in timel Delta Gamma Bpii m Lcuubda Cluxpfov Living 0000 Sella (Samma £phiyh liniurrstty oooe 0©0© 0©00$000©$0© Aw Schlatter), You guys, WT sign, Peach, pear, and apple, You ' ve Got a Friend, I was a prude this weekend , location joke- go back to where you told it , comedian, Kissing Contest Sophomore Year, Going on a Manhunt , T with a Humper, huh-lily, We miss you Janice!, Kidnapping Crow- naked beer slides, Don ' t be snobby to friends , Oh Liza, Oh Liza , huh-lull! , bimbos, Button Wet T ' s, Leroy, now Jerome, Tequilla tastes good, Jill, Ditto, Ride DCs bed and come in a winner , When was the last DG pinning?? I can ' t remember, Are you going to heaven or hell?, We ' ve had the time of our lives , The Incredible Crew of 22, Roo, Bolster, Sharoney, Chunker, Kornpuke, Big, Di Depot, Su-sun, Rrrachie, Kant, Gaye, Rockin ' R, Joy, I couldn ' t get in , Jody from Beta, I putched, Hill hussie, I did- n ' t know , Sunroof action, Fanatic-nic- est guy at Lehigh, Harsh reality, Mardi Gras moved to Florida: KK, Leroy, Alby, Sissy, Hari Chrishna, The pledge trip that never was, Passion Pit at Cornell, Foreign object in your tooth, Boinsy, O-B-N-O oxious, CR, Unlike a virgin, Lambda, lambda, lambda, In-but-out, Gun, Five, Where does he keep the s? Delta Phi Nu, Cluxpt v Living NU CHAPTER 1 9 mam s ii Q2BH2 iCrhigh Hniurrsitii EEEH 31 V Bust a nut . . . Trips . . . Much cheesier . . . Spuds, Turtletaub, Lew, Shag, Smag- git, Ducky, Fast Fred the Egyptian . . . Schecter More wine! . . . Close the deal, Mike . . . Who likes Joe? ... I can ' t believe they ' re pinned he ' s broken up . . . Reiderisms ' 88 ... . Mr. Cancun . . . Drunken Publicness . . . Will the real John Phillips please rise . . . Firetrucks . . . Dave Blake loves Marilyn . . . Hum-job . . Scar-P ... Delta Pin . . . Dave ' s gonna blow - or cry . . . It ' s Caleb, C-A-L-E-B . . . Hey, We Want Some P Hell Shack ' 88 . . . The Bird! . . . Bob Cole! . . . Coolest Guy at Lehigh . . . Nice jeep, Mike . . . Dog- leg left . . . Triple crown . . . Bird-man . . . Pot-nard . . . Sophomore Stein . . . Don ' t Birmbaum me ... As far as you know . . . I ' ll stop this train . . . Hazy, hot humid OUT! Albechin, mistachin, schmeclech ... He blew in my bed . . . Ervs BYO . . . Boy Genius . . . So! You like music? I sell CDs . . . Sporto . . . Angelman . . . Start talkin . . . Officer, can I buy you a carwash? . . . Lafayette Bob . . Goalpost ... I said Bum-be-be- dum-bum-bee .... I oughta! Kornanything . . . Randee . . . Froggy . . . Tostman . . . Dave Blake . . . Douche . . . Two Cranes . . . Rug Jug . . . Did you shoot? . . . Cowbell = Jamie .... Trolling . . . Tube Room Shows ' 88 . . . Readi- whip . . . They don ' t get theirs till I get mine . . . Delta Fight . . . virgin at 6 . . . Turtle arm ... I fell at the party . . . Slammers . . John Young position ' 88 . . . I don ' t owe no broad nothin! . . . Shi — y Ann . . . Doc . . . Nerdone . . . JBT . . . Nurtz hurts . . . Feature . . . Brother X . . . Garibolightweight ... Be a House . . . Mike ' s cool . . . EAT IT!! 257 Delta Tau Delta Beta Lambda Ckaptm I h mg uissnnsEXL I don ' t do tans, I blister and peel . . . So, what ' s your point. Hack n ' slash admin . . . Devils! . . I ' ve never seen something so big . . . Soupy! Luis got so arrested . . . I stomped on a mean wave and nailed some rad hang time, dude . . . Who is getting pinned? Impossible .... Shucks Rich, you are precious . . . I ' d like to be (honest) with you, but I can ' t .... What ' s holmes . . . up? . . Deggles, I ' m gonna blow. . . . That was close Chuck . . . That ' s the way I have to live . . . Strainer . . . Deep fryer, I don ' t even know her ... I blew 25 times . . . The B.B.C. is taking over . . . You can ' t have your deck, the chairs are dirty . . . Squeaky clean . . . She ' s got a chest you could camp out under . . . Poor and 7 7 ' s don ' t mix . . You ever been to Indy? Nice head Kappy . . . Don ' t chug milk, chug pudding .... I ' m gonna deep fry that stupid bird . . . Wait, if I vote no, that means . . . Chug sake . . . You are a little unit, aren ' t ya . . . Hey, one load is the same as another . . . Honest, that ' s me in the yellow jacket . . . Atlantic City baby! . . . Century man . . . Just like Boston .... Delta Balls Must be a barge coming through. Colorado . . . Seduction is what you make of it . . . Todd, you are destined to get a degree in oral defecation. . . Does Kevin speak? .... Wastin ' away in Margaritaville . . The Macho Nacho . . Keith ledge Webster and his British girls. The clutch cruiser Wait, I forgot . . . who are you, Paul or Dave? . . . Box lunch at the Y . . . Someone douched the rock, again! . . The ROCK . . Wait, wait, if we put Grog in Wag- ner ' s apartment ... It looks good on your resume. Capuaaaannnnaaaadong . . Stud ' s school of swishing . . . Get housed . . . Kip is wierd . . . Jayme ' s the balls . . refund, it will never happen . . Hey, hey Paula. Delta Force Delta Upsilon Lelriqk Clu pUn, -_ i 1 ■ } ' Hi 1 R i IP TWFy T 7-—ffi g oS ' f mmm s W r Living i $ Srlia Hpstton 10 tvfe-A LUl M ECDD ICM FQfTOM TXMAS DIWIM Yeaah! How you been? Honestly, I ' ll kill you .... Yea, Yea, ya know what I ' m saying That ' s Zeus Anyone need $25? - come plant you tulips .... Thanks Gordie; I mean Hense The Hense Factor You will get nothing and like it It ' s probably just your upper lip The Bones Zone Myeah Hello C ' mon .... No Rifing .... That ' s wrong Most pleasing The Carpenter of Love Phil, you ' re so annoying .... I would never - eat salad, would you Wolf? I ' m not even remotely human .... Proud members of the Delta Excretion Club I have a test tomorrow and I know nothing! Good- night - 1 have to catch up on my sleep . . . . . Chello, baby; I love you . . You lose Who ' s got the Porn? Liberate . . . . Puke and eat it Beirut Early Morning Chandelier Games . . . M-M- M-Maureen Shitty .... Hee Haw . . . I ' ll tell you what Worst waiters in the history of mankind . . . Barslides She ' s fat - I ' m drunk! DU - the place where the weekend never ends That ' s ridiculous!! Rifleman, the Spies, Fagboy, Grossy, McGoo, Bones, Wolf, Mase, Beanhead, Jizzy, Lumpy, Mule, Skinny Fat Matt, Bull Jr., Head, Grim, Stevie T., Joey P., Weavez, Nutty, Hense, Hardy, Nil Will, Keggie, 3 Bill Phil, Helmster Hold your breath, I ' m on my way! t T l 261 Gamma Phi Beta Ddcu Kappa Cluxptm Living ' ' V V -• PP i Gjamma fjlii $rta Hgpiggg A Year In Review: BOSS, you man-mag- net, we know ' Holy Angels ' aren ' t al- ways so innocent . . LIZARDFACE, we know there ' s a figure under those clothes . . VICK-memories of the BURNING BED- holey nightgown signed in the heat of passion . . SLINDA from what we ' ve heard Catholic girls don ' t put out. . . SKATE ' s slogan- FRANCIS for pres . . Rath- Is Smelly GREY too? Guess you don ' t get ' em hard and walk away anymore! . . BLETH- The American flag means . . . MOODY the firestarter teaches safety with a car- rot . . LINDA B. you boozing VIXEN, will you REMEMBER Lehigh, or would you rather eat a BROWNIE? . . STEPH, did you really FALL for your interviewer? . . CIN- the 4-wheeling tinfoil mermaid does aerobics on WALL ST . . Pete does the wrestling but TRACEY D. gets pined . . JUGHEAD-student by day, BOOZEBAG bynight . . Beware MAL- LORY, RABBITS multiply . . PEANUT- you GUYS have to SWAY me ... til I BREAK (DANCE) . . GAYLE forget the Act, we know you LOVE it . . SUZY Q. does the NEW YORK BETHLEHEM shuffle . . When INGA drinks, JD gets a KICK out of her . . Carla has the WILL but WILL has his way . . SNAP- PER, it must be tough to score on ERIC . . MARES, so you ' re finally with a se- nior? . . JP, the DELTA PHI CONNEC- TION, you know, BOB ' s really cool . . SKILLET DOES . . good going GRIFF . . BEVS-GLEN ' s TEDDY BAIR . . T-lay off the CHEESE or BEWARE of the SPONGE! AYRES, who will you run with next . . Evie, did you find hormones in Europe? . . LEA, don ' t talk to us cause you ' re pinned . . JULIO we heard BUBBA knocked your SHOES off . . BAYLOR BOO, are the natives getting restless? . . DEBS, is there life beyond ATO? . . So BETH, was there a man in every port or just SYRACUSE? . . CON- STANCE our hot-headed Leprechaun . . STEFFI get a TRAY! . . LAUREN hope you made use of your weekend single . . MICHELLE, who is that GROSS- MAN? . . PATTI, we won ' t send any invitations home . . TRICIA, where ' s your next challenge? . . HEN does Chris get ' technically foul ' w you? . . COL chill out, STAY NAKED! . . MEL, how do YOU play the ' Cell-o? ' . . MARLA does the tango w Don QUIXOTE . . RANDI a HARDMAN is good to find . . RUTH I heard CHI PSI was better that the for- mal anyway . . ANJ when ' s KUFF mov- ing the BED? . . A does BILL score 1000 w you? . . HELENE, Joe the nutrionist know what ' s good to put in you! . . HEATHER rides the waves at THETA XI . . ANN sometimes you just have to say . . YES! . . BARB are pins gonna rust in the shower? . . COURT is LORE a BORE? . . GAMMA HIGH, enuf for 20 please . . Candle passing of the week . . Hemp- ster brain . . I am not a salad! . . Bill, when ' s little brother day? . . Thanks for the times you ' re given us G PHI, the memories are all in our minds . . Love in PKE - The SENIORS. Kappa Alpha Pemyi cuua Afyka Ckaptm Lr ivmg Life at the Lodge .... Ever think of a big rock? . . . Stevens 10 . . . Bravo for Yavo . . . Who ' s gonna catch the keg? . . . Are you a recent pledge Mr. Fleiss? . . . Speak Mr. Florczak . . . The Batcave . . . Kappa Joe . . . LC vs. DALC . . . Miller ' s Hitler Youths . . . Bas most likely to be Chris Reimann ... I ' d rather face an entire army than a pack of hungry The- tas . . . Caruso Cup . . . Gillette Player of the Week . . . Tessie ' s dildo broom . . . To the Bar! . . . Don ' t get hot-Todd . . . D goes 0-6 at Bradywine . . . Chizz ' s morning taxi . . . H++non board . . . Mustache rides . . . Put it on Lee ' s hou- sebill . . . It ' s gonna hurt you more than it ' s gonna hurt me ... All Alyssa wants for XMAS . . . 6 + 2 = 10 Damnit! . . . Bud the Pud . . . Was it a yellow cab, Ron? . . . Chunky but cute . . . Shelly spandex . . . Hot, hot, hot-like her a lot . . . Phil - 1 had my shot . . . No more boo boo ' s . . . Wipe it off and return it . . . KFL . . . Basler kneepads . . . Handlebars . . . Water sports ... J smells like ... Brown MadDog Phil . . . Cooke crashes the gym . . . Brett beats on girls. . . Garbage Dick . . . Sexual Probation . . . From mg to kg . . . HMM, I know noth- ing . . . Den of Sin .. . Never done that before . . . Club Sped . . . Jimbo evicted . . . Can he bench his own weight? ... In Palm Beach - LIVING? ... I ' m so screwed . . . Burnin ' down the house . . . Sweatmaster . . . Math 88 . . Just s + +ging you guys . . . We ' re having our ups and downs . . . Good Bye and Good Luck - Al, Chizz, U, Todd, D, Hung, Zinkwad, Beam, Flo, Yavo, BMW, Mil, Ron, Mike, Rudy Kappa Alpha Theta Living W 1 1 ■ |;y | Well I remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday . . . Fred . . . . Random .... Hi Jack .... Spermy, spermy, spermy .... Hall Property . . . Rotating Turtlenecks .... Who has the Steve Miller tape? .... Your blinddate is deformed and on dialysis .... Kirby ' s here . . . Bring me a shrubbery . . . What ' s for dinner? .... Wipeout .... I think I had the pleasure of not meeting her . . . We eat leopard meat .... Lifestyles of the poor and hopeless .... Not the F word ever again .... Wouldn ' t it be nice .... In search of a IB .... Andrea found her Guy .... The bet lives on, Benetton queens . . . That ' s not bedhead, that ' s passionhead ironing in undies .... pro con pro Weenie pubnight .... And Theta becomes one . . . McBoo bowls .... First Annual Theta Fall Flop .... Does anyone want to buy a cup? .... Days all day .... FIJI won- it ' s incest .... Thank You, Sue .... The Scarlet H .... So if someone gets pinned every week .... I heard a rumor .... Boys in the hall .... Tuesday night pizza and porn .... We are writing to express our sincerest apologies .... The only thing that will save us now is if we cancel with them before they cancel with us ... . Fall Funeral .... Games in the stairwell .... that random Wednesday .... can ' t wait till they graduate .... Oh, that sopho- more class .... rush vocabulary .... the Sigma Nu loveboat Suckface For- mal . . . reverse peristalsis .... No diner again? great IM turnout .... Crest Team .... I want to linger .... Munch- kin land .... Is it L.A. Law or Knots this week? .... Dat be the butt Bob the under 15 club .... you woke up in a field? . . . Warren Square house is high on the Hill ... TO THE DIRTY DOUBLE DOZEN, THE THREE BLIND MICE, JO and PAM— WE MISSED YOU ALOT DURING THE YEAR AND WE ' LL MISS YOU EVEN MORE WHEN YOU ' RE GONE! .... Happy Trails to you till we meet again! Kappa Sigma Beta loth Ckaptm Living nn iiinmo no QC k i Lambda Chi Alpha Gajmm Pit Z a Cltapfav Q Living ¥ £ Bwaaah . . . The Flying Jacoby Brothers . . Is the bar done yet? One more than anyone else . . . Iowa ... 14 and still strong . . . Doe Knob ... If this goes in . . Go business Go beer pong . . . Puke is laid . . . Dancing with the Donger . . . The Senator . . . Zeta House Savvy Investment Guru . . . Gordon (Greek) Gecco .... cocktail frank son of 1,000 Figi ' s . . . Pin or Ding! . . Rusty for Steward . . Low Tau . . One for Pong! . . . Stress kid .... Bourbon Fest Fifth night ... Fat Sam . . . Mr. Orlando BrotherLaudati . . You can ' t have any more . . . You drank it all . . . Angry A Fog Machine . . . No Getting It! . . . Right Wing Conservative Storm- trooping Hitler Youth . . . Huga muga shuggi . . . Jason lives (but not at Theta Xi) . . weak wait . . Kill Steward . . If you don ' t know this guy by now you ' re a dork . . . Monkey, Mr. Happy Face, EEH-ER, you cutthroat, Schlong Greek, Tank, Cognac, Fife, Erd, Billy Ray, Iowa, Donger, Hugo, The Dog, The Senator, Ziggy, Marfin. Thanks for everything, in ZAX, The Class of 1988. Phi Delta Theta Pwrtyfl aMJUi Eta Cluxpfei 1 Living iTKE Phi Drlta ahrla IB HL D I i I Hi 19 30 Crhtgfi lliiinrrsitii j nnnnnnnnnnn i Shak, at least my hair will grow back, your shoulders won ' t. . . SPA-TULA . . The loud buy- I ' m that guy! Poppa boner . . . Bulge got hit by a car-he landed on his ear! . . Barret butler-Mr. Entertainment . . . Guido ' s talking, better get a translator. . . My name ' s Spike . . . No, I ' m sorry Richard Spence doesn ' t live here anymore. . . 8 Seniors Tratner. . . . The suitcase party . . . Reville, snow hops MVP ... I feel like a rat ' s foot. Take your clothes off and get the !? out! . . Jake the fireman and Tony the Pizza guy . . . JOE GEE! I just put in an IRF for Burger King. . . Horny-Team Thumper . . Chell Vs. Bulge-Title Slap fight . . Butch ' s Monster Dump . . Shut the hell up, Tratner. . . Belinda Car- lisle-Charge! . . Travels with Bob ... I didn ' t know the luge was downhill . . New career high (school) . . . L 1 1 ' Puddin .... Jughead When are they going to get a new theme song for the Olym- pics? . . . Dr. Renee Sulzman . . . Thank the lord you boys are responsible and haven ' t been drinking. He ' s cool. He blew on Bulger . . . Who can see? Pick up your mitt, and get in the game . . . Herbie, The Dentist Ortiz . . . Pratt and Tod ' s Dorothy Hammel Haircut . . . Hartford is a thriving metropolis . . One of these things (bra parking tick- et) your father and I do not tolerate . . . no more parking tickets! . . . The eight ball is justlike Switzerland in WWII- neutral .... It ' s like trying to play bas- ketball on iceskates . . . Down in front Bill (Russel) .... D equals Diploma . . . Phi Gamma Delta Beth Cil Cltaptw, Living ft ft V I JJlit (gamma DHta 9( - .-, .. CHAPTt M H Hjj AJbBU 1 Jl BEEP iCrbiijh llnturrailii III t t I f Big Al, Haystacks, Mikey D., Fireball, Frantzy, Mad Dog, Morocco, Shieldsy, Stoney, Two Beer, no Tellinis, Al, Al, Al, Al, Al, All; Kick Ass, Al please say grace, NO!; That ' s not a CT like my Fiero; Paige stinks; Al, why the long face?; Pop tart; Sir Shake-a-lot; Don ' t worry about the rug, it ' s Don ' s; Hit my parked car, please; He ' s at Maureens; Fire away!; Cirucci ' s kick-bag 1; Air Jessica; I ' m just teasing her; I ' m getting bon- kers; Heroin dealer; Macho Man; Cir- ucci ' s kick-bag 2; I ' ve got so much work to do; Kim, please say grace; Kim- ville; Witch-biker ( 4); Plugettes; I weigh more than Solly now; CHIN; ora- gutan; stickman wrestling; Hell week hiatus; These are the littlest chickens I ' ve ever seen; Tamaqua-head; elf- chugs; Mole; monkey hand; Jillian; Where ' s the dip?; Pigsticker; Tree-hat- er; Kutztown golden gloves; Drive thru library; Going home to Brooklyn, Ralph?; Mess with me and I ' ll break my hand; The Big Fig; I used to be a semi professional athlete; world ' s largest calves; We don ' t want any bigamy in here; mess with the horns and you ' ll get the bull; I ' m in the best shape of my life right now; Late Night St. Lukes; Slum Lord; Run away!; Tae Kwon Do; Iguana; Noxema; Mace; My dad bought the team; Funky Fresh; The big blue wave is on a roll; Yes men; Grubmeyers; The van to hell; Magic Bong movie; 99 with rulers; IM football (2), softball, soc- cer, and golf champs; G-L-O-R-l-A; We all did; Tailgate fever; Helium hits; sophomores rule; Fiji sleep team; The crawl; Keg roll fever; Control room; All-terrain Fiji golf team; road trips; AK from PA; cookouts on the veranda; Bei- rut; New Orleans; The king and his court; MacHayatt; Fun in the snow; That ' s what she said; Lisa; The Immortal Six; No more bed races; Fort Lauder- dale; purpling up; hotel parties: the end of an era; We kill us; Mighty Proud to be a Fiji Phi Kappa Psi Living BRIAN SANDERS DAVID KE__E= DAVID DANIELS Pht Kappa psi PENNSYLVANIA OMICRON CHAPTER 10 Sijsg? 88 iCphigb Hniitrrailtf WmmU HGOGSTEEN MATTHEW KOFF MICHAEL GUJDA ROBERT JOHNSON CARROLL BITTING PETER KUEHL =CBER -ES N = A. S-iC-E E Phi Psi — Nice Guy Greeker Sun- daes . . . Brdgeworks Wings-Nite . . . They always have food here — that ' s what I like about this place .... The Phi Psi Six-Pack t Lunchmeat, Grizzly, Fuj II, Grain-Meister, B , Stud, Fudgie The Whale . . . AntlerDance .... People Are Stupid .... I mailed a letter to myself and I got it You want to cut that off for me? . . . No sex at the bar, please . . . Strip-Fuseball .... The Phi Psi Bra-O-Gram .... I like my wom- an with blond hair, blue eyes, and skin- ny— under 150 lbs .... I have a friend — just one .... The black wom- an ' s Robert Redford .... Instant sex — Just add alcohol .... She can fit 40 people, and her apartment is big too . . . Brother Spew .... Goon .... Patrick S Mopey .... Everyone nod your head so I know you hear me . . . . Tom ' s camera requires a thermonu- clear detonation for a flash .... Tom- my-Wadd .... Scruff-Burger .... Quin- cy . . . . DD .... Just come up to me, say you ' re interested, and I ' ll know what you mean .... You only have one face when you ' re sober but three when you ' re drunk .... Dean Smeaton plans the weather .... We don ' t want to be associated with those losers anyway . . . Phi Kappa Theta Living Beefsteak, Fish-bones, Woody, Odie, Seebs, Schultzie, Theo, Berj, Jack, Jake, Thumper, P, Hyclack, K-Mar, Boo Boo, Stuuupid ... 14 rooms for rent . . . Punt the Zard . . . Obviously confused . . . Chainsaws and Chandeliers .... The brothers said .... Can I borrow your personality? .... Don ' t ever get me wrong .... I ' ve turned down girls half your weight! .... The big cheese .... How would you like to make more than 10 dollars? .... I ' ve got a bike you can ride if it you like .... Don ' t you know who my boyfriend is? .... Red River .... You ' ve lost that loving feeling .... Jake, do you have a menu? .... Yeast Beast .... Big, Wet, Armenian kisses .... Where ' s the rub- ber, Jack? .... Black cloud of Bogus- ness P is for POWER Erv ' s BYO .... unleaded beer .... Two speeds, SLOW and OFF .... 5 X 5— 5 no ' s and a yes, She ' s wearing our letters! , DOT head, Debbie does Phi Kap, Scraps, No No Nanette (aka Sploogie Face), GAR- etchen, Diesel, Mrs. Cheezy, So-So Pumpkin, Teamsters .... First to GAR in the new bar, by far!! BIG BIG BIG . . . . DL Home of the D-Cups .... inch for inch .... The OLDEST Man on the Hill .... A load is a load .... UHHHH Betty .... Atomic Rackhead .... Stupid grin, Stupid laugh . . . BROOOOMSKI ... I don ' t GAR, I just abuse them. . . . It ' s good exposure . . . Ethiopian De- light .... Grand Poobah . . . Two beer Curran .... The Monk Club . . . Cus- tomer one Million and One .... Boo Boo and the Bears .... Her friend ' s yours .... You don ' t sweat much for a fat girl .... She ' s got a nose you know . . Schtank Palace .... Playing Through .... Put your shirt on Seebs The original Red-Eye . . . Fraternity Goof . . . Beefsteak, while you ' re down there I love a ssslutty girl .... MENZ-ZU- ZEKES . . . I ' d call that studying ... VD.... Blow-Hole Sheeya MINGA .... Phi Sigma Kappa Living Lifestyles of the Drunk and Sloppy . . . Bludgeoned by sarcasm .... Trou rash . . Lehigh ' s a piece of cake, it ' s Phi Sig that ' s hard .... hot tubs on the porch . . . Turnervision .... Three stikes and you ' re in ... . Call sign crushed . . . Izzy Chugface . . . Grimace disease . . . hazed and confused Tommy Bongface . . . . . Mel Fry Partay with Martay . . . Cashstream 1, Otter . . . . Top Gut . . . . . Match .... Schwee-Day .... Ed- Bread Food Fred Cook Shed Wax beans . . . Gumpta .... If this guy were in a 3-D movie, I ' d still see him in 2-D . . . Chiggers .... what about this conclave thing? .... She Bon jovi .... S. Havem . . . Post-Lunch Scrabble .... Fear Pong . . . EVOLVE!!! Pose down Body .... This guy isn ' t a goober, he ' s a milk dud. Eye of the Murderer . . . On tap all day!?! .... Take a ride on the rally . . . Post-Marathon Union Boule- vard Crawl .... Johnski (pronounced as Big Bird would) .... Missed it by that much .... Cones of Silence = Buzz En- hancer .... Foul Waits Never, ever give your pin away! . . . SSSIIILLLVVVEEERRR LNB not being Grimace Library golf . . . Scott E. Ace .... My eyeballs are so dry blow in the Caribbean . . . Noonan .... Miss Pennsupreme 1988 . . . . No Pokey Face Porta-womb powers activate .... hello, my name is Cecil, I love you .... Eggs .... By the way, my name is Todd .... Boof .... Up Shack . . . Eye of the Turtle .... The map room!?! . . . drugs and revolution . . Horse .... Pee Wee Rallies .... Molsen the Cat .... In search of Evilyn ' s G-Spot . . . Don ' t let Matt fail out .... Stackmel . . . You-abuse .... Slug and the Neanderthal twins .... Iggy and Willy .... If we ' re still breathing, give us a beer . . . Good-bye Cecil, Turntec, Rambo, T.K., and Scott E. Ace. Good luck Two Fold, Chalfont, Martay and Neil, Opie, Norcrushed, Clitoris, Pro- kesch, Iceberg, Glenn, Billdude II, Jim, Ken, Anders, and Brian .... You ' ll need it!!! Phi Kappa Alpha Gawum Lautba Cltapt i Living } Knppn Alpha o a iCrlnuh lluiucriiitii FHH ft i $ • -1 ' I f Pike is IT! . . . TFC . . . You guys broke the van, we ' re not very happy. . . . Syracuse: Hang out! . . Wimpy ' s kicked! . . Central Park South: We ' ll never be this close to money again, so let ' s drink ' til we blow: . . . Heavyweight Lightweight .... Orphan patrol .... Kill Bunchie! . . . Whaaaaaattt? . . . False ace . . Irrelevant ... So what are you trying to say? . . . Why so ? ... An then there were five: coo-coo! . . . Toilet paper ' s in the freezer . . . Sir, a cow, sir? . . . Rosenbergstein, etc .... James T. - going where no man has gone before . . K- turn .... Bagel with cream cheese . . Kidnap Lisa . . . Candy store: What do you want me to do, stop? .... Scrounge in jail . . . Nude in the stadium . . . Cow tipping - $1.25: Feese, Babar, Mau-mau . . . Loft Olympics . . . Snow football .... Body surfing at Rehoboth . . . Last of the Foos Gods ... 3 A.M. Norm ' s on the roof naked . . . Jim Ezra . . . The ratman . . . Hilbish . . . Puffin ' man - Can I take your car to PenSu- preme? . . . We weren ' t throwing sug- ar packets RIGHT NOW! . . . Shut up Jim . . . Lauderdale, Augustine . . . Money for Nothin ' on the Biltmore . . 10 M.P.H. on the beach - Nice sand burn, Dave . . . Sleepy time ' 87 . . . JL ' s tooth lost in Sam ' s fence . . . Chili dog . . Shattering of thee Hermes - I know nothing! Nothing! . . . Matt ' s blanket and Sam ' s rice soup (yeah right) . . . We always get the goalpost . . . Grant me a spoon, I prithee . . . Fletch quotes: This is for the cops ... I don ' t shower much . . . Heeey Gummy . . . Sammy, Ya gonna sing for us? . . . Pass the Erik Estrada ' s . . . HANDS-OFF POLICY . . . Drinking: Beer is food . . . Boesky rule . . Stroup rule (what did he say?) ... I only blow because I want to . . . Don ' t waste cups. They hold beer . . . Flags are up . . . Voluntary flags . . . Iselin sippers . . PUMP UP THE VOLUMNE . . . Pike car crashes and tickets . . . TFC is out, love is in . . . Roggles - Not again?! . . . OTFE, . . . You will guess again . . . Point of order . . . Pssst, pssst . . . Oh no! Voodoo . . . Daytona ' 88: 20 brothers = 3 rooms . . . Captain Blowoff . . . Eeeeedd! . . . Ezziweewee . . . Cutty .... Sporto .... Blowto . . . Luke . . . Phil . . . Rosenhorker . . . Bucky . . . Bunchie . . Lesser . . . Figli LIGHTS OUT!!!! Pi Lambda Phi Latubda Cluxpfoo Living i iCamhda hi Hnturrattt) mw nc riHcc Where ' s Dewey, Fitzy, Lenny, and Ken- ny?? ... I used to be arock n ' roll cowboy until I dropped acid. Now I ' m a rock n ' roll star . . . Cassidy I don ' t know his first name . . . Do you think my car knows I ' m washing it? ... I like T.V. . . . The Belgian love waffle . . . McFall is naked again . . . It ' s not even funny, it ' s a joke! . . . Yarnhead are you alright? . . . Fred what happened to you head? ... I ' m only going to say this once — every two weeks . . . Tall man rocks! . . . SMOKEABOO . . . Haus- mann ' s flacid — Who ' s fault is that? . . . Second floor is Alpha Gam row . . . Gorilla cookies . . . Kevin Black (re- member his FEET?) . . . Fitteron, you have a nothing job and you ' re doing nothing . . . Jerry Butz — BUTT pirate . . Todd Ferber - late night . . . That ' s old style . . . Anyone for a five man? ... Pi Lambda Phi . . . Remember 4th street? . . Runkle said she could have the car . . Millie in a crypt - show me what you got big boy ... I guess we were all set up by Jordie Hitch . . . Chicken George Sanchez . . . Have you seen a Pi Lam ' s grades? ... I caught that ball at the world series — in St. Louis, Ken? ... In the immortal words of Fernando Lamas Your lips say no, but your eyes say yes! . . . Hey you, get your damn hands off her! . . . Kevin, you picked up a parapelegic? . . . When and where are we boozing it? . . . Santa likes his liquor . . The sphinkter is a muscle, and it can be controlled . . . Snuggle up Cardinal, it ' s gonna be a long ride ... A bottle of JD for J.B. . . . Teach me the ways of love ... So how much do we owe the fine state of New Jersay? . . . Wanna buy a hawaiian shirt? . . . LATER — MUCH: FOOT, SPENCE, CASS, DONOSPEW, RUNK, HAUCKER, KEVIN, WALLY, MONGE, McFLY, FRED, BUTZ, CUN- TINGHAM, AND IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN,FERBS Psi Upsilon Eta, Cluxpfev Living Pat KpatUm ETA CHAPTER 19 1E3I BB He ' s right you know . . . Thank you . . . Dean Ellis is a dude, he likes me . . . Not Dutes!! . . . Hey, you Kaawwk ... 3 for tonight Biff, I ' ve been taking laxatives! foose!!! . . . Heeeey! You ' re Crazy! ... I . . You know, that guy . . . Flem, are you have but one word to say: It was not me allowed out tonight? . . . Shut up, Dan - ... I forgot the fat kid was a pledge . . . I ' ve got an angle ... No one touches me Yo man, dat shit ' s cold . . . Holy Maca- if I don ' t want them to ... Hi Dave! . . . lantee ... I got hit with a baseball . . . The anchor was too large for a truck, so Vicious . . . Geek Death . . . The Hallow- they had to use a helicopter! . . . Don ' t een Dance ... I don ' t drink to get start a war you can ' t win ... Hey Dad! . . drunk, it just happens that way . . . Yo, I The Happy Painter . . . Beer Brady . . . think I ' ll just hang out here for a while There are no mistakes, only happy acci- . . Pile on the cow!!! . . . You can take dents . . . Just like L.U. tuition, our social that Jew shit . . . Great Scott ... I don ' t budget only pays for 58% of the beer think before I speak, because it saves we drink . . . Aawww maann! . . . The time . . . Beware the Stocky Man ... Fat man eats no more .... A-you ' re You are the master of nothing . . . Bud- attractive Dont ' even touch it! . . . dy! . . . I ' m sorry Dan, I thought you I ' m not even buzzed yet! . . . DEBBIE ' S were Jay looking for money . . . Did I WHAT?!!!! Ah, ah, ahhhh!!!, say it! wake you up Dave? , Yea John, but it ' s say it now!! Die Zippy Die . . . ok ' cause I was up anyway ... I think America needs Europe! .... Hey Man, therefore Gorilla . . . Raff God, go get off my dog! I ' m sorry your away!! . . . Pick me damnit! . . . My mom blew up Ricky ... A. C. Power ... . girlfriend won ' t let me go to Daytona You ' re wrong and I ' ll tell you why! . . . Sigma Alpha Mu £igwa, Kappa Cltaptm Living J rnnuflRE Binky, Rocky, Switz, Danno, Toast, Rus- kie, Puff, Douche, Chill, Miserable men, Just Dweck, Schuftsquid, Mach, Dork, Dude, Boonie, Mattie ... Pi- Doug, and Neu? . . Mattresses in the kitchen ... do the Boonie . . . I ' m sorry Mr. Friedman, you will have to repeat the course ... Eat the stuffing ... Ed, if you don ' t leave, I ' m going to have to call the police ... In my delirium . . . Burger King on the UC lawn ... My fuel indicator was on E . . . Buhla Larry lives in room B513 . . . meet behind Taylor . . Mike Pi was home for the Jewish holi- days . . . don ' t let the ice melt . . . Puffer first to go . . . attitude adjustment . . . Carlis LTS 1985 . . . dork mobile episode . . . Halloween no sting . . . chef Paul- Mark Hahn - welcome back Paul . . . G.W. - no shin no cash . . . Terry the cook . . . make the bed . . . Back in Black . . . Puffer first to blow . . . Jack Daniels .... Okun kidnapped opert operation unsuccessful . . . No more in the kitchen grease! . . . chef Paul . . . You ' re not really going to leave us here . . . Sammy B-5 roof ... I don ' t even know your name . . . Switz, this car doesn ' t have a battery . . . Put it on the housebill . . . wombat Russo . . . Puffer missing finals . . . you ' re dead . . . Carlis metamorphasis . . . the wonderful smell of scrock . . . have a trick ready . . . come up as horses . . . the heating element . . . Maitlin give us your pin . . Danno to Toast we have got a lineup tonight . . . chew on this . . . HoH nite . . . first impression man . . . blow on L-O-U ... Fat redheaded slob . . . Wel- come back . . . Binker ' s mom disap- proving of fraternity house . . . Mr. Do . . track and field Galaxian weight . . . Puffer and Toast late to open house . . . Winnabago I and II . . . Boonie blow job . . . Doug ' s on fire . . . Puffer X-S . . . how does X burn holes in the carpet . . . unlimited hosing . . . Mattia beaten up by police . . . Toast, Bail me out . . . Bahama dozen . . . new pledges . . . pool in shower . . . Rosie and Silverman fight on bus . . . Toast ' s birthday drive . . . greenberg cheese whiz ... Ed scooping sauce . . . Danno 145 .. . Bubba 198 .. . Douche clocked Switzer . . . Do I de- serve it? . . . Switzer sleeping in the parking lot . . . the wheel done fell off . . Arnsburg hit you piece of toast and Boonie gets sucked . . . Belinda tries to kill Lou . . Ed tries to kill the SPAZ . . . Neu tries to kill everyone (Riddler, Smate) . . . Louwear . . . I ' m real tired, I don ' t feel like going out . . . Buhla again . . . that Monday night . . . it ' s good to be friends with the soda man . . . plant man . . . it ' s not how it used to be . . . Bruce Reiber doesn ' t make it through the Lincoln Tunnel . . . bar on wheels . . . . . wacky weed . . . beefstake coupons . . whipets in tunel . . . can ' t get out of Disney World-drinkin? drivin? smokin . . Switzer ' s slippers . . . Toast recks loft . . Just say yes . . . Puff you ' re just a bad kid, then there is evil ... be nice to Lou week ... I love you mommy, tell daddy the same . . . Lou ' s cousin Lou . . . Howard ' s brother in law . . . Puff takes over for Stu . . . Holly won ' t leave and Sherry has a spit cup . . . phone friends - Tiff company . . Two weeks! . . . Par- ent ' s weekend is next weekend . . . wine and sleeze ... rat women, greeker women, the chipmuck flounder, and the hygenist, but don ' t forget Buhla . . . We ' ll skip Danno . . . Mattia lives here . why? . . . you don ' t feed it well enough ... As far as we know, no drug problem here! . . . Plant man one point Sigma Chi Aj ta Riif CluqUn, Living EffffiBB H Bl Bl Bl Bl BBBH Bl Bl Bl - ■ M M m . M Bl BB M H M Bl - - Bl BBBBBBI Bl a — KrH B H Bri H Bt ' bI tT bI BBl ' fl BR ' TbI B7t TbI Vl Vfl PT tbI V vB Chemical Cowboy Rides Four Horses . . She Dork Whips Poon .... DUmb Sig- ma Seconds .... Spuds .... Improve Willy . . Improve Rich ' s kidney . . . Wash Smelly Manma but, good! . . . A.B.E. Fegs . . Tequila Salfiti .... Pete on the composite? . . . § $ NO! . . . Fatter Ufatma Salfati . . . She ' s heinous, put her on red . . . O ' Boicity . . . Brendan needs a ride . . . 4-Thighs . . . Tuttle Pond . . . 16 will get you 20 . . . Voyeurism . . . Oxy-Mr. Nightlife Hal Swayze . . . Mr. Creeply . . . Saul, why are your eyes red? . . . Flood Box, Punch Box, Blood Box . . . Lunch Box . . . Who ' s got the box? . . LB of H . . . I can ' t have an O but I can blow .... How ' bout some Cap ' n Crunch silt? . . . Booger ... Ray . . Honky . . . BBone . . Muttle the dog . . . Mr. Softy . . Wanderer . . . Pickle Barrel Brawl . . . Hey Robby . . . Seth bought some speakers but the ticket was free . Psycho Ward . . . Gorack . . Klien ' s hotel . . . Form a Committee . . Sting . . . You ' re bringing me over!, mellow off . . Sigma Nu Pi Cka bv Living SEEK DEE 3222X2 § tgma Nu ICrhiuh Uuiurrsitit 9 £i£HB Lybia: It ' s not just a game, it ' s a way of life . . . Last Sunrise Tails Ever . . . ECC ' s . . Cannonballs . . . Cenntennial Chiliad . . . Fletch . . . Gotta Dress?? . . . The Whisperer . . . Buckle up . . . Troll- tending . . . I ' m soooooo fired . . . Steve Hershberger . . . Piano Man . . . Basket- ball Media Whores . . . Claudia, Three stirkes and you ' re out . . . Sasha . . . BTT 18-6 Spines . . . Butthead Sophomores . . . Chipmunk . . . Wanna shoot hoops? . . . Rocco ' s drying out . . . Billy Hamms . . Greek Month . . . Why get booty when you can watch it on a ladder . . . In a word, beer . . . Who needs girls? . . . I ' d like to reiterate . . . Special thanks to Walt for the panelling . . . Where ' s the goldfish? . . . Deep fried pork chops . . . Just a quick house meeting . . . Lighter Fluid . . . Back in your holes ... JO JO: Pay your house bill . . . ERV ' s . . . ROTC cadet gone bad . . . Stomach hickey . . . Bart, get Clint . . . Pete Linn is Psycho . . . Air conditioned Pop Tarts . . . Bar Crew . . . Kassabian Copter . . . 13, 5 . . . Steel wool outlet ... Jay Craig: Married or pinned? . . . BUBBA: H.A. ' 88 . . . Let ' s argue about it, PI 978 . . . So, what are you trying to tell me? . . . OOSH, You ' re such a good friend . . . Bus-seat, Eggroll, Pin, Jail . . . Kissing Bandit . . . Cookies and Ice cream . . . Mark, how big are they really? . . . Leon, get a real injury . . . Chief - Pal - waca-waca . . . Marc, where ' s the HOuse . . . Scott, how many dates is that . . . Titanium Wheels and Wooden Spoons . . . Soup, What ' s your major today? . . . Linn, wanna Bat Race? . . . Jay, use a placemat next time . . . Hello, I Am MANUTE . . . Stacey ' s Hangover ... Fat boy is faithful And Mike simply shrugged .... 293 Sigma Phi Pemg ajua Afykcu CltapWv Living BRIAN CUFF OAVlO MESS JO MATCH TOOO WALZER STEVEN GU2T SANFORO J HODES MARK ROTm£mB£RG MANS I TmEW t EONE JOHN Q OSSi Stigma Phi 1 i MURAT ALPTEKtN TIMOTHY CROWLEY JEFF S2WEC • 5 ' 1 GARY MAY TORREY NAGLE JOHN GREGORY THOMAS J CALIANESE Httturraitij EUGENE GROSSl STEVEN PlETRUSZYNSHI JEFFREY HENNtNG STEPHEN GBR JQW OOEN 1 DOBSON SCHOPIELD DREW GARRISON ROBERT MEMSlNG JOHN SCHWARTZ FATHER RICH PATRICK WILSON ANTHONY VlTlELLO MARK HAMMES HARRIS COLLI RAYMOND LICAT M CMAEt NICHOLS ANDREW OANSLER DAVID SENSENICH SEAN MCCORMICK Licking your ski pole at -23 degrees is on Bob ' s bad list ... I ' d buy that for a dollar . . . Didn ' t want to do it . . . felt I owed it to her . . . Dude duude! ... I, I, I want to go walkies . . . Hell Sigs . . . What ' s your mom doing here? . . . Blahhhhhh! . . . Take him away my face displeases him . . . Shut up Gary! . . . Marth of Fourch . . . Boys this is RICH! . . That is NOT a skunk . . . OUTSTAND- ING!!! . . . You ' re drunk and immature . . It ' s not even getting hard . . . Pt- eeeew! . . . Sigma Pin . . . G-nobs any- one? . . . The DOG ... Si, es Ricardo Eagle do Paraguay . . . Ricardo dirt gog- gles . . . LETS VOTE ... I have an amaz- ing body ... I know damn well it ' s the PM . . . Hey were did all the milk come from? . . . Chics dig me . . . What are you trying to say? . . . Next time lets all bring $3 and throw it out the window . . Just to reiterate . . . Teddy Salad . . . YYYEEESSSS! ... Is God a Sigma Phi? . . . Rush hour traffic in Toledo at 3:15 on Thurs. in the second week of January is a Bitch ... At least no one says at least alot . . . We were making love! . . . Brother Pedantic ... If food Then eat, Elseif find food, Else fix car . . . 70 MPH is not too fast for an off ramp . . . Mr and Mrs. Grossi Time to bake . . . The doughnuts . . . Had I know I was getting involved in a religous cult . . . Here ' s Rich Eagle for Johnny Miller Leusure suits EATING DOUGHNUTS! . . . Sen- ior Fun lrv ' s ME . . . Friday Trips! Sigma Phi Epsilon Living B EES § iyma ihx Gpsilmt -■.-.■ . . - 19 tUJ Erliigh HuiurriiitM ™EE EEEE S EETE pi Hookway . . . Break the door Duddy!! . . More music, fewer boxes . . . Stranger . . . Sigma Fire Epsilon . . . Saydah, why do they call you La La? ... I don ' t know, I guess I ' m a common guy . . . Bubba went Red! . . . Brother Blood hands in cookie jar . . . The Westfield Dynamic Duo (Len Bubba) . . . Kuff = Stranger = Smitten . . . Hoo kway . . . Party till you Hiccup! . . . Kick it in . . . Moose . . . Who is that guy? . . . Alternate beverage . . . Hookway . . . The big Brother . . . Face Place, Pumkin Patch, Hook Nook, Snake Pit ... . Snake - lost found . . . Hey, hey Paula . . . Drop Add Slips in Shinman ' s mailbox . . . Poker in the library (Poker Lounge) . . . Who ' s the best dog? Mossy; no Marcy . . . KITT IS REAL . . . But these go to Eleven! . . Hookway . . . I ' m going to THE house . Hawk ' s in bed, bring him a funnel . . LEN IS Mr. ANCHOR - SPLASH . . Bobbi!!!! Is this a joke? . . . Which way . . Media Lounge Presents . . . NO MAT- TER WHAT! . . . Hookway . . . He ' s the biggest guy I know . . . Cream of brocoli please . . . The other half? . . . Party till you hiccup . . . Party ' s over, Hawk ' s got the hiccups . . . Being a hole, I like the House . . . LA, LA! . . . She ' s got huge tracks of land! .... I ' ve had worse! . . . Hawk - the human sprinkler, water is opposite . . . Gordo! . . . Soft hands Tau Epsilon Phi Tm Aj)6a Kappa Ckaptvc f YJn; V Living £ 7 soc;e t e ocb oiew o im am qo st f obo eau tpstlun pin 19 |J5 SB ay ihS iCrlmih timurrsitii tflIB WLLIAM iiNOERSON OCSTE CHESTER wrtHSTO ■■■■■■ HL BJ By. jnnsnnB TAK-25 years .... Mere mouthwash . . . Are these Museum pieces, or can we sit on them? Beware of Fluffy .... Bohnenburgers again! . . . bate a dase . . Clear, Sargent Airborne! .... I ' d give her a buck THE BOY To be, to bi, to booger-e-i, to bogger-e-i, ta- boo . . . Wile E. JR . . . . How many years has it been? .... Where ' s the Phi? . . . and the winner of the C. Kevin Fasic award is ... . Fried lunch .... Pete, can I have a hickey? . . . . Ya ' know Jim, that would make a great fraternity house . . . He looks good after having kids .... The Star Spangled Banner, pledge style . . . MKU .... MSU .... Hey, Goober! . . . . Is it COMpounded! .... My pants are real wet .... I ' m all bruised, and this time it isn ' t Cindy .... We only have to walk to Linderman .... Pert, Pert, Pert . . check out that RETREAD . . . The Gut . . . B.E.M.H.O He ' s melting down again .... the ORIGINAL Wednesday Night Pubnite .... Thurs- day Night Cocktails . . . LITTLE sisters! . . . . So this mushroom walks into a bar . . . You slay me . . . The Fist .... Does it hurt? Nothing a little rest won ' t cure . . . . Pu-Tang-lna-Mo .... 19! .... I can not change the laws of Physics That doesn ' t ballance! .... You know what the first thing I would do if I were a girl? . . . G.D.S.M.L.- the teachings of a wise sage .... Aim high, shoot low .... Keeper of the boats .... Back to the nest .... a passage capable of almost unbelievable elasticity .... You can trust us, we ' re Preppy- see, a collared shirt .... There is life beyond the inter- grated circuit .... Beemers Creamers . . . . Pile on Stork! .... Mixed drinks don ' t make me drink ... It must be Wednes- day night, Sank ' s here The Snow Pla . . . Tonight we ' re using LIVE amuni- tion! . . . You ' re going to be close, but I ' m going to win TEPs are TOPS! . . . Theta Chi Beta £igim Ckaftm Living I Glljeta (Eht BETA SIGMA CHAPTER ■ ■ - -- M ■Era B ■ i 1 MATTfCW ULOU S : •■ e . -:■■ DALE MCS - ■ ■ MUCE SCHULT Crlrigh llmurrsitij •m f Sratftf Like a Chief . . . The BCC ... No Biting, Munching, Sucking or Chewing . . . Butt Prints ... Big Mouth . . . Butt Cheese . . . Where were you born, in a Cracker Jack Box? . . . Scrubbing Bub- bles . . . Fuggin Goony Goo Goo Bird . . . OX Box Award ... No Fat Chicks .... SAC .... SPEC .... Tug Champs . . . Whooping Case of Herpes . . . Get a Clue . . Drinking? Yes officer, but I wouldn ' t call it driving Pizza anyone? .... Don ' t know, don ' t care, don ' t give a damn . . . Ms Duncan K Wolfe . . . the Big C . . . Demented, Sad, but Social . . . George ' s Shuttle Service . . Snake Bites .... You little monkey woman . . . The Cocktail Crawl . . . IFC Crawl Bad Sean, bad boy! Don ' t ever do that again .... Sure I ' m ok to drive, I ' m just going on campus - nowhere real . . . Bar Beirut . . . 3-d Beirut . . Aloha Man OOGER, Uncle Eddie, Russ, Plight, Dinky . . . Barkin like a big dawg . . . Your mom called and said your dad cut off his fingers and you have to go home . . . Deep river, my home is over Jordan . . Rock 100 .. . Nice Pin Dale, Bruce, Goob . . . Thank you Dave Tramenee . . . If it smells like a fish make it a dish . . Lehigh Blues . . . Tonga . . . Look Ducks . . Like it was our job . . She had no neck so I bit her . . . Bahamas . . . That ' s not sleep, that ' s coma . . . Take it easy and if it ' s easy, take it twice ... It was right under our eyes . . . The next best thing to sex is talking about it . . . You can ' t explain art, it just happens . . . Erv ' s BYOB . . . Roaring Twenties .... Nice cane Cody . . . Who are you and why are you rubbing my face . . . Love? I said loft .... Naked Beer Slides . . . Coney- ques . . . Chow box, don ' t live in one . . . Computer golf . . . Poobah Chaplain awards . . . Team Xerox . . . Team Wang . . Mummy John . . . Jet . . . reverse Oh, I guess my class starts at 10:13 . . . This ain ' t a Woowoo, it ' s a Vodka . . . OUZO . . . Saki . . . Smoke Me . . . How does it feel to be lower on the food chain . . . Psycho, I went back to Nahm last night .... Hawaii 5-0 .. . Who screws your head on? . . . The next time the committee won ' t be so leanient, take it down a 1000 . . . Check the cup . . I don ' t want a used pin . . . This is a good drug . . . There ' s not enough vio- lence in the Winter Olympics . . . Tube Steak .... A college education is a terrible thing to waste . . . Let me slap you with an ax . . . Let ' s go scarf some poozle . . . Wave Chugs . . . The Grinch . . Dancin Raisans ... Hit the ball Alice . . The best blurbs are in the Bahamas . . . Grann Plymsberger . . . Shamoo .... You look better with your clothes on . . . . Please don ' t wear your letters, . . . My sphincter is claming up . . . Frisbee Golf . . . Platehead . . . Roadhead . . . her? I don ' t even know her . . . Are you done with that? . . . Drinking and Driving . . License Plate Game . . . Sunday Detox . . Plush Toy Beer Toss . . . The canoe trip to Hell . . . Myrtle Beach . . . Stew Leonards . . . Shoot the boot . . . Boot and Rally Second Semester Seniors Your worst nightmare, Brigzee (again), Gordie, Diehler (again, again), Scooter, Mufster, Tojo, Kilgi, La- dodo, Dave, Oz, Presto, Prybs, Good (again), Schultie, Finally Found a Home!!!! Theta Delta Chi Nu, Deutvtm Ckanqb Living EnnDDn., nr n That never happened when Boss and Dickey were here . . . GOOD CALL! . . . ITB, OTB, OTR, ATO blah, blah, blah . . . Lower archway = fines . . . That ' s the old school! . . . Exit Kull, En- ter Macri . . . Tony and Marshwiggle - where are you! DINNNERRRR! ... We win that every year . . Bye, Bye Sc.um- mies! . . . The Charge gets every proba- tion possible . . . What you say! . . . Tony Hart = Al Bundy ... 5 guys bag college: go Foreign Careers . . . Rick Rob - marriage looking distinctly possible . . . Start tough! . . . ZEKE, KENT, MO, NIC cook with the skillet . . . Hey Nul, flash us those pearly browns . . . ROB- ERTS runs out of gas, not sweaters . . . AIR SADNESS! ... Hey BOWEN, foot- ball tryouts are in the fall . . . RICK gets his trophy polished at Pi Lam while EARL pumps the muscle at DU . . NICK turns nocturnal, then takes a sebatical . . . SMITH says hello to the dumbbells, goodbye to the classes . . . DOL is a slave to his bowels, thanx for redeco- rating the bathroom . . . LUIGI claims he ' s king of the kitchen, dining room, pantry, garbage dock, and DECELLES . . GUS gets a pansy puppy . . . BARRY, ARLO, CONLIN turn townie . . . SPI- DEY opens the 3rd Floor Tropical Zoo . . . SLIV moves out and goes Ca- jun . . . NEVIN gets tough and NUL goes to the dentist . . . The tooth fairy visits JOHNNY WAD .... LOWENSTEIN takes a vacation to Chicken . . . OLD MAN loses some hair, but finally makes it through . . . CHARLIE FAST tie for snow queen . . . Brenda gets a parking ticket . . PETEY, ALVIN KENNY light up the hovel again! . . . ALVIN is the coolest. He makes C-squared his boy- friend, then takes SLIV ' s woman, I mean ED ' s woman, I mean JAKE ' s woman. OY! . . . LAWRENCE falls head over heels, then buys an axe, dock NUL! . . . RUDMAN ' s double date Addams fam- ily style . . . BARRY joins the Partridge family . . . Peggy Sue got married .... . . to REISER . . . KENT fluffs his pillow . . ED - flowers and formals = high ex- penses ... ED loses his Boltz, but the rest of the house finds them . . . RON - don ' t forget, short and shallow . . . RON, turn the light on! . . . TOM gets sad when BURNSIE skywalks . . . NEVIN goes o.t.r. . . . RON, it feels so good! . . . Laurie = slavedriver . . . KENNY de- pledges Alpha Phi . . . ADAM, see Hil in the rearview FINISH NOW! .... Theta Xi Eta Chaplin, Living R 5 I P LHEB B ubrta Xi -rW ' r Ahi iCrhiah llmurrsitii i m m ■■K mm m tmmm m LMLTm UT1LTL Please don ' t hurt me!! . . . OHHHHHH BOY!!! .... It ' s curtains for you Cinelli .... Plain Jane .... We can do it naked .... Ring the bell .... NUFC Cold Dorm .... Hi Prov .... Jeopardy is now a contact sport .... Jodi ' s on the phone .... Hello is there a blood relative of mine in there Dan? There ' ll be no touching .... Crisp Clean .... I went home to drive my cousin Laugh now $@ ers! . . . Blackjack pays three to two Yaros fooled around with the SAGE .... Showers kissed the MARSH MONSTER .... Why do I always get the heavy end of the couch, BOB? . . . Where ' s Fozzy Bear?? He is with the CC Girl . . Big Money No Whammies . . . BOODY MOM and DAD are out let ' s have a party!! .... Multiple Choice . . . Hmmmmm!!!???? .... If Lehigh wins, I ' ll hitchhike to Hartford and drive the team bus back to Bethlehem and party at the chapter house . . . Things are simpler than you think!, LRS IV ... . R.I.P. J.C.H. 1945-1988 .... I just want to get out of this fantasyland and do something worthwhile, DJF .... Nuke the Shack . . . CANCUN ' 88 He has a body like Ed McMahon!! .... Neil won by a longshot . . . What is this, a HARDGUY convention??!! ... - I ' ll put a shoe up your a s s .... Okie girls do it better .... Listen, I ' m no HE-MAN . . . Tell her the Sarge says HI!!!!!!! . . . Senor Jaros .... Alex, Neil, and The Runaway .... I ' m here with my frater- nity house and I ' d like to thank Tito! . . . Alot of dust makes dirt!! again LRS IV . . . J.D. gets jerked Lehigh style!!! Zeta Psi Tm Defeu Ckapfoo Living ElElKiEfe 2rta Hat TAU DELIA CHAPTER Krl KTH KlVfl K - 19 sa flEBBG Klrljigb Mniurrstiy ? } ? PI PI Pi PI ■ ■ Hi IS H| VK Hb « jH ■ c T H Hk-«| miMmkM Condom Pubnite; Lou Dick Ghran; I ' m not here to make friends ... I have too many already; 97 goldfish and one piranah; Sandblaster for Squito; McBurgers; Madshitter; Theta ' s cool . . Just kidding; Don ' t be a dickhead; Gaping Ax Wound; Gentiiotti loves her . . . but not for her money; Andy ' s eat- ing in the mailroom; Hey MAAAR- SHAL! The Heater; IM ' s aren ' t fun any- more ... ask Lane; Chilly . . . Why?; Timmy 2-sips; Where ' s the Nander; Bubble butt; The Michelin Man is a rapist; Texas Bimbos can read; Daytona Bound Bastards; The Zeta House; Road- trip to U. Penn; Love Scooter; Ohh Carmine . . . it ' s soo big ; JEWDY; Irv ' s BYO; Matto Stage 5 alcoholic; Firewa- ter on the warpath; You can ' t put a price on fun; Where ' s our P s i ? ; Tell Ka- ren that Rick did it; Hero + T = Block; Boschen inMotion; Teak . . . man with- out a room; Anchor time!; Lane ' s Tri- ple; Cathy ' s Hooters; Mills and Ayres . . in-out-in-out; Bundy time; Spaz; Har- vey which Donnie is it?; Lisa Hoffman; Bloomingdales; Di ' s ; Mossie is a stud; Zeta Pin; Zeta Girlfriends; Das Boot II; Sex is becoming a chore; One Ticket One Dog One Bird; Shrubs against drugs; Erotica DeMartino; Nev- er seen anybody as stupid as you; Jacko; Pool, Pond, Pond ' s good for you; I ' m the bad guy; Neo-Nazi Punks from Hell; Penrod Punch; Hey Boy; Don ' t insult my manhood; Hey you ' re pretty, pretty ugly; Busch, Bud, Busch ' s good for you; She ' s just 17; Imagine this is a head of lettuce; SLAPA JAP; Watson ' s Motel Hell; Buford T. Justice; It ' s funny, I don ' t mind the itching but I hate the swelling; Calvetti Jerks; Rick ' s a Psycho; Pete ' s a woman beater; Winebrake ' s a Communist; Eric ' s a freak; Squito ' s big butt; Rut ' s a jar-head; Senior ' s fat; Joe has a girlfriend; Teak doesn ' t; Harvey is loud; Carmine ' s spaz; Teak still doesn ' t; Great to be a Zete! « PORTRAITS 310 DIRECTORY 358 JANUARY COMMENCEMENT 380 JUNE COMMENCEMENT 382 m ' ■ ■ li m m Mam Michael L. Altland Jeffrey S. A I vino Raffaele Amelio John M. Amorison Mark A. A morose Nicolette Angelos James F. Angus Pablo F. Arimany Paul L. Arnslen Seniors Adamjee - Bassick Liza L. Barresi Christopher M. Barry Charles F. Bartlctl Beth Ann Barton John D. Bassick Bates - Bourn Jeffrey Bosland Lesley R. Bosniack Jeanne M. Bossolina Brian J. Bosmick Melissa A. Bourn 313 Erick V. Bronner Bower - Cantone Thomas J. Caliancsc Charles H. Calkins Paul G. Calvctli Joanna M. Campanella Robert J. Canwne Laurel A. Casten Michelle A. Cavallaro Lisa A. Cawley Michael J. Cazer Cantor - Clayton David S. Chan Denise T. Chang Kirslen F. Chapman Chun-Yu Chen William A. Cheslock, Jr. i.hlWJ Gary E. Chin Gregg S. Chizzini Michael Chow Christopher R. Clark Deborah M. Clarry Scott A. Clay Christopher L. Clayton Jeffrey C. Clayton 31: Karen L. Cornell Clinton - Danforth HHI MM I ■■ EMM Paul F. Daebclcr Kathleen A. Dagoslino Robert P. Dagostino Kenneth P. D ' Andrca Tracey M. Danforth Joseph J Seniors Sandra E. Dennis Glenn P. Deppert Nancy E. Derle Joseph V. DeSanti Danilczyk - Dweck Brian M Duddy Sharyn L Duffy Elizabeth A. Duglc Lisa B. Dunvuk Stuart M. Dweck Michael Cathy S. Epstein Robert S. Erman Charles P. Erskine Seniors Dwyer - Fenn Sylvia C Feldman Marisa Fcllham David Y. Feng John D. Fcnlcy George J. Fenn Richard J. Fox Susan E. Fox Fergione - Gerson Mark R. Gambino James R. Gambony Andrew L. Garibian Julie E. Garment Suzanne L. Gerson 325 Marianna Gonzalez Kyle R. Gormezano Marilyn A. Gorney Anthony J. Graceffo Pamela K. Grady Seniors Gesualdo - Hansen Thomas Halma Elizabeth M. Hamilton Jonathan A. Hampshire Alex T. Handlers Patrick J. Hansen Michael R. Hespos Richard G.H. Hess Harari - Huber Scott D. Holl Jill A. Hotter Andrew B. Horning Leslie A. Howard Claudia K. Huber Hughes - Kaye Bobby A. Kanuga Sherry A Karr Leon Kassabian ,- Camille J. Kassar Alan J. Kalz Kevin J. Kauffman Randy A. Kauffman Christopher R. Kaup Elizabeth A. Kaveny John T. Ka e Joseph A. Kinney, III Paul R. Kissner Cheryl A. Klein Keith R. Klein Reams - Labovitz Robert T. Kroepel, Jr. Joyann A. Kroscr Mary T. A. Kush Russell I. Kussner Benjamin J l.abovit? Corinne A. Ledwith Jeffrey K. Lee Minjea Lee Seniors Laenger - Lipinski Julia A. Leek Elizabeth A. Leipski Suzanne E. Lengyel Nancy A. Leser Donald T. Letlie Elizabeth E. Lindahl Robert T. Lingcnfcller Karen E. Linncrud Joseph Z. Lipinski Heidi G. Lynn Victoria H. Mackenzie Lipkind - McAJeenan Patricia Matthews Robert W. Matthews Erik K. Mauch Eric J. Maurer Gerard A. McAleenan 337 Richard L. Menker Catharine A. Merley McAusland - Moog Bruce S. Moloznik James T. Mongillo Maria L. Monlanli Robert G. Montenegro Matthew R. Moog Suzanne Mo Mark D. Mozgowiec Robert J. Mueller Matthew T. Murray Cathy L. Musto Seniors Moon - Padjen William J O ' Donnell Michael P. O ' Seill Donna M. Orlando Regina H. Ostergaard John C. Otto IK Maria-lnes H. Owczarek Michael J. Owsiany Jeffrey A. Pachtcr Maria L. Pacilico Susan M. Padjen 341 Michael G. Petersen Christine N. Peterson Tracy M. Petrucelli Brian J. Petula Seniors Palazzi - Pramik April D. Pom pa Michael A. Polls Richard W. Polls. Jr Marc B. Powell Yvonne M. Pramik Prestipino - Ross Pamela M. Rosenblatt Lisa B. Roscnfcld James L. Kosentnal Enrique A. Ross Renec L. Ross Tracy A. Scarlato Rossi - Seiden David A. Schwartz Fritz L. Schweitzer, III Peter J. Scott Thomas J. Seibuld Stacy B. Scidcn Sharon L. Siegel Sejourne - Smith wick Michael A. Silver Ittfc Aileen V. Silverman Jennifer G. Silverman Paul E. Simon Scott D. Simoncau Marybcth P. Smith Neil S. Smith Susan A Smith Tina I.. Smith Amy L. Smithwick James F Kevin R. Slansberry Craig M. Stansbury Laura H. Start Savvas M. Stavrinos Seniors Snyder - Switzer Mark S. Sulkowski John J. Strycula Stephen C. Strzelecki Amy L. Sugarman James A. Suleiman Deirdre A. Sullivan Lawrence P. Sullivan Robert J. Sullivan, Jr. Christopher J. Surgent Scott C. Switzer Bruce W. Tannler Roger B. Tashjian James C. Terhune, Jr. Susan T. Terwilliger Stephen S. Thompson Daniel J. Toffolo Thomas M. Toggas Stephen A. Topper Seniors Syken - Venezia iutS Mark K. Trego Ralph M. Trieschmann, Jr. Prashant Tulsyan Cara J. Turkowsky Brian R. Turner Phillip E. Vanderheyden Valerie L. Vandigrifft Wayne G. Van Scoyoc Elizabeth C. Varga Carmine A. Venezia Matthew J. Weinmann Louis M. Weinstein Mia M. Weis Lori B. Weisberg Seniors Veninger - Yavorski Claire S. Wolpert Stephen T. Woodcock Michael Yackoski Joseph M. Yankovich Stephen T. Yavorski dm Ho Leung Yeh Pak On Yip Christopher B. Youngs Paul J. Yuppa Edward L. Zollinger Peter D. Zuraw Albert G. Zvarick Larry Zweigbaum Seniors Yeh - Zweigbaum Members of the Class of 1988 not pictured Lee J. Acham Jesper A. Andersen Kent. D. Anderson Scott S. Apmann Sonya L. Ashley Gary A. Ashworth John P. Bannister Lynne L. Barth Robert C. Bates Peter H. Bedrossian Russ A. Bodner Jill A. Boudreau Eyvind C. Boyesen Theodore B. Bredikin Ronald E. Brook Herbert C. Brosnan, HI Peter C. Brust Peter Y. Bryan Louis G. Bunnick Douglas R. Butler Eoin J. Callan Brian K. Campbell James K. Campbell Louis R. Chiarito Sukhee Cho Kellie M. Coleman Carrie A. Collins Ronald V. Coughlin Mark Crimaudo Frederick M. Daley Donna C. Darby Michael J. Deary Wayne A. Dimarco Brian P. Donlon John M. Eagleson Kurt L. Ehresman Daniel S. Ezring Sean P. Fagan James J. Farina Greg H. Fasullo Craig A. Franklin Adie Friedman Thomas E. Fry Michelle G. Fuchs John W. Glod Carlton D. Goldthwaite Scott J. Graham John J. Greco Gordan Grguric Bradley S. Gross Michael E. Haggett Lisa K. Harrison Keith K. Hartranft Steven A. Heffernen Anthony J. Heiser. Jr. Eric M. Herz Geoffrey H. Hill Glenn C Hoffmann Steven M. Hofmann Jennifer M. Horn Robert L. Horton David W. Holes Joseph J. Jacob Donald S. Jefferis Karen A. Johnson Charlene Jurasinski Robert A. Keen Hyung K. Kim Scott M. Knauss Ryan P Koflanovich Michele Komnath Judy A. Kruczek Chris A. Kulp David M. Kusner Betty Lee John D. Lee Annette S. Lepore John G. Lewis Mark E. Lichty Ronald D. Lipson John E. Lizana John C Lo Janet K. Lohmann Barbara W. Lombardo Kevin R. Luer Michael L. Luyben John W. Mackay Roger Mah Peter V. Mancuso Mikko H. Manner Michael H. Mania Susan Mcintosh Myron D. McPherson Andres A. Mendez Eric J. Meyer Keith L. Meyers Gregory D. Miller Craig R. Mills Howard T. Minners Luis G. Miranda Daniel Modiano William K. Moss Hung C Nguyen Christopher T. Oswald Nancy S. Pearson Michael P. Pi Margaret A. Piekarski Carlos M. Pineiro David J. Plante Linda D. Pollitt Charles W. Pughe Katherine E. Queen David W. Reid Dale A. Richards Mark H. Riddle Randy E. Rinker Lisa A. Roberts Joel W. Robertson John H. Robbins Cecile R. Rottenberg Michael S. Rudolph Stephen M. Rudolph Paul D. Saadi Brian M. Savacool Harold H. Scaff, III Rene T. Schillinger Earl C. Schneider John M. Shigo Francisco H. Silebi Claire E. Slutter Abigail T Smith Christopher B. Smith Gail S. Smith Andrew A. Snider Roderick D. Stair David A. Steinberg Marc L. Steinberg Michelle M. Studwell Sondra B. Sturim Kalhryn M. Sugahara Matthew F. Tallo Raymond P. Tellini Edward M. Thai. Jr. Wilbur A. Ticc, Jr. Kevin J. Torres Lars P. Tuvesson Thomas J. Ungerland, Jr Stephan W. Velsch Thomas R. Vitale Tadd J. Walker Jeffrey L. Wertz Mark A. White William D. Widdowson Scott Wunderlich Beverly C Yang Peter B. Yozzo Edward D. Youmell Martin Youngkins Thomas F. Zadlo Anthony G. Zale. Jr. Lee L. Zamarripa Paul S. Zimmerman Mark M. Zlock Michael S. Zwolinski Zafar Adamjee Karachi, Pakistan; Finance; Ssquash; Squash Club; Marketing Club. Edward C. Adams Manchester, CT; Account- ing; Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman, Stew- ard; Student Activities Council, Film Chair- man, Vice President; Lehigh-Lafayette Planning Committee. Glenn A. Adelman Middlesex, NJ; Computer Science; Kappa Sigma, Secretary, Treasurer; Interfraternity Council, Public Relations Com- mittee, Treasurer ' s Council. John Howard Adelman Short Hills, NJ; Fi- nance; Phi Eta Sigma. Steven Ader Oceanside, NY; Accounting; Fairchild-Martindale Scholar; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Management Club. David Joseph Adinaro South Orange, NJ; Psy- chology; Gryphon Society, Vice President, As- sistant Hall Director, Psi Chi. Elizabeth Ann Alexander North Olmsted, OH; Finance; Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Philosophy Club; Invest- ment Club. Ramiro Arturo Alfaro Guatemala City, Guate- mala; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Phi Mu; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Soci- ety for the Advancement of Management. Bruce Charles Alperin Galveston, TX; Eco- nomics; Economics Society; Residence Halls Council, Executive Board, Concessions Man- ager; Forum; Taylor Residence Hall Representative. Murat O. Alptekin Kings Park, NY; Civil En- gineering; Sigma Phi, Social Chairman; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Civil Engineers. Michael Lee Altland Mechanicsburg, PA; Civ- il Engineering; Sigma Nu, Academic Chair- man; American Society of Civil Engineers; Wrestling Club; Interfraternity Council, Facul- ty Relations Committee. Jeffrey S. Alvino North Caldwell, NJ; Ac- counting; Alpha Sigma Phi, Honored Marshall. Raffaele Amelio Harrison, NY; Accounting; Dean ' s List. John Michael Amorison Clifton, NJ; Histor- y International Relations; Beta Theta Pi, Vice President, Rush Chairman; Phi Alpha Theta; History Honors; Freshman and Senior Class President; Interfraternity Council, Social Com- mittee; Forum. Mark A. Amorose Walnut Creek, CA; Fi- nance; Intramurals; Investment Club; Finance Club. William Michael Andrea Stamford, CT; Eco- nomics; Progressive Student Alliance, Co-di- rector, Treasurer; Economics Society; College Democrats. Nicolette Angelos Staten Island, NY; History; Alpha Gamma Delta, President, Social Chair- person; Omicron Delta Kappa; Order of Ome- ga; Phi Alpha Theta; Alcohol in Moderation Club; Visiting Lecturers Committee. James Francis Angus Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ; Mar- keting; Marketing Club; Ski Club. Pablo Felipe Arimany Guatemala, Guatemala; Mechanical Engineering; Scuba Diving Club; Squash Club. Paul L. Arnsten New York, NY; Accounting- Marketing; Sigma Alpha Mu; Squash; Ulti- mate Frisbee Team. Lillian Ruth Aronson Harrisburg, PA; Biolo- gy; Dean ' s List; Tennis Team, Co-captain; Bi- ology Club; Hillel Society; Intramural Tennis Singles Champion. Pierre Robert Arriz Uma, Peru; Management. John Alan Aufderheide Wilmington, NC; Biol- ogy; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Pledge Edu- cator; Biology Club; Scuba Club; Jazz Coalition. Sunjeev Aurora Bangalore, India; Accounting- Finance; Society for Advancement of Man- agement, President; Investment Club. Robert Bernard Back White Plains, NY; In- dustrial Engineering. John Trevor Baglow Penfield, NY; Account- ing; Outing Club; Ski Club; Lehigh Communi- ty Volunteer House, Co-Founder. William Thomas Bahlke, Jr. Lighthouse Point, FL; Economics; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Fair- child-Martindale Student Associate; Invest- ment Club, Vice President. Rachele Ann Bahto South Orange, NJ; Social Psychology; Delta Gamma; Panhel, Vice Presi- dent; Who ' s Who Of American Students; So- rority Expansion Committee, President; Stu- dent Activities Council, Films; Peer and Listening Line Counselor; Forum; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Northampton County Big Sister. Richard E. Baum Westwood, NJ; Urban Stud- ies; Computing Society; Model Railroad Club; WLVR Student Radio Station; Lehigh Univer- sity Volunteers. Lisa Anne Bausher Shillington, PA; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi, Steward, Keeper of the Ritual; I.C.A.R.E.; Rush Coun- selor; Theta Chi Little Sister. Samantha Yolanda Baynard Baltimore, MD; Psychology; Black Student Union; Minority Programming. James Joseph Barbour Cheshire, CT; Finance; Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Alumni Chairman, Little Sister Chairman, Calendar Chairman; Outing Club; Interfraternity Coun- cil, Social Committee. Lisa J. Bardinelli Bedford, NY; Foreign Ca- reers; Alpha Omicron Pi, Recording Secretary, i Social Chairperson. Emily Sophia Barends Dillsburg, PA; Finance; Alpha Gamma Delta, House Manager, Stew- ard, Intramural Manager; Soccer Club; Invest- ment Club; Finance Club; International Rela- tions Club; Progressive Student Alliance. Anthony F. Barletta Hazleton, PA; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical || Engineers. Liza Lynn Barresi Montvale, NJ; Finance Marketing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Philanthropy Chairperson; Marketing Club, Vice President; Forum, Publicity Committee. Christopher Michael Barry Piermont, NY; Marketing; Beta Theta Pi, Intramural Manag- er; Junior Varsity Football; Brown and White; WLVR Student Radio Station. Charles F. Bartlett Sinking Spring, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Delta Chi, Vice Presi- dent, House Manager; Water Polo Club, Presi- dent, Treasurer. Beth Ann Barton West Lebanon, NH; Com- puter Science; Dean ' s List. John Drayton Bassick Fairfield, CT; Art and Architecture; Varsity Hockey; Outing Club. Gary Vincent Bates Andover, MA; Electrical Engineering; Gryphon Society. Marcella D. Baum Westwood, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Progressive Student Alliance; So- ciety for Advancement of Management. Robert Adam Bailenson Old Bethpage, NY; William Randolph Beam, III West Lawn, PA; Accounting; Sigma Alpha Mu, President, Finance; Kappa Alpha, Academic Chairman; Treasurer, Rush Chairman; Visiting Lecturers ph E ta Sigma; Financial Management Associ- Committee; Brown and White. ation; Investment Club; The Connection. Edward K. Bair Chester, NJ; International Re- lations; Alpha Chi Rho, President, Pledge Master. Stephen Patrick Banco Wyomissing Hills, PA; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman, Pledge Master; Varsity and Junior Varsity Football; WLVR Student Radio Station. Michael Graham Beattie Danbury, CT; Eco- nomics; Chi Psi, Assistant Treasurer; Varsity Football; Psi Chi Social Club; Philip A. Lasser Memorial Award for Outstanding Athletic Performance; Econonmics Club. Ellen Ilyse Bedell Great Neck, NY; Mechani- cal Engineering; Kappa Alpha Thetta, Record- Adamjee-Brogowski ing Secretary, Intramural Manager; Pi Tau Sigma; Women ' s Track and Field. Bonnie Lynn Bejsovec Hauppauge, NY; Fi- nance; Dean ' s List; Outstanding College Stu- dents of America; Volleyball; Theta Chi Little Sisters. Michele E. Bell Philadelphia, PA; Finance; Dean ' s List; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Fast Break Club. Linda Patricia Bellantoni Jamesburg, NJ; Ac- counting; Gamma Phi Beta, Assistant Pledge Master, Vice President; Beta Alpha Psi; Order of Omega, Treasurer; Investment Club; Forum; Panhel Representative. Donna Sheryl Benedek New York, NY; Fi- nance; Alpha Phi, Steward; Senior Class Gift; Student Activities Council, Finance Club. Andrew Bennett Naples, FL; Fundamental Science; Cross Country; Track. Anne M. Bensel White Plains, NY; Econom- ics; Powder Puff Football. Kimberly J. Berecz Fairfield, CT; Computer Science; Alpha Phi, Rush Chairperson, Ad- ministrative Assistant. Jill Marie Berger Freemansburg, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Holben Scholarship; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Vice President; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Softball, Co-Captain; Varsity Cross Country. Stephen Berkowitz Langhorne, PA; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma. Kenneth Marc Berman North Caldwell, NJ; Architecture; Tau Epsilon Phi, Rush Chair- man, House Improvements Chairman; Archi- tecture Club. Richard John Bernstine Newton, NJ; Electri- cal Engineering. Elaine Kathryn Berrier Pittsfield, MA; Fi- nance; Alpha Omicron Pi, Historian; Market- ing Club. David Marshall Best Oceanside, NY; Ac- counting; Fast Break Club, Founder; Public Relations Student Society of America, Vice President; Brown and White, Sports Editor. Laura Anne Betzwieser Albany, NY; Industri- al Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Freshman Orientation. Sheri Lynn Bevan Philadelphia, PA; Market- ing; Gamma Phi Beta, PACE Chairperson, So- cial Chairperson; Powder Puff Football; Mar- keting Club. Barbara C. Beyer Chelmsford, MA; Finance; Alpha Omicron Pi. Craig Nelson Stephen Bilodeau Auburn, ME; Electrical Engineering; Ski Team; Frisbee Team. Christopher B. Bissell Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ; Ac- counting; Newman Association; Christian Fel- lowship; Students Concerned About Life Education. Kevin Thomas Black Trumbull, CT; Market- ing; Pi Lambda Phi, Executive Council, Pledge Marshall; Outstanding College Students of America; Rugby Club, Captain. Kenneth John Blankenhorn Pottsville, PA; In- dustrial Engineering; Dean ' s List; Alpha Pi Mu; Tau Beta Pi. Charles Edward Bohovich Scarsdale, NY; Fi- nance; Investment Club; Finance Club. Susan Elizabeth Boltz Bethlehem, PA; Com- puter Science; Delta Gamma, Treasurer. Nicole Teresa Bolwell Stamford, CT; Finance; Varsity Diving; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Theatre. David A. Bone Exeter, PA; Chemical Engi- neering; Tau Beta Pi. Michael P. Bonicos Waldwick, NJ; Mechani- cal Engineering; American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers; Intramurals. Jeffrey T. Bonn Northampton, PA; Mathe- matics; Marching Band; Varsity Band; Pep Band; Choral Union. Sharyn H. Boris Tappan, NY; Marketing; Le- high University Volunteers, President; Market- ing Club. Jeffrey Bosland Lincoln Park, NJ; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, Worthy Sentinel, Rush Chairman; U.S. Achievement Academy Aca- demic All American Award; Outstanding Col- lege Students of America; Financial Manage- ment Association; Intramurals; Forum; Dean ' s List. Lesley R. Bosniack Scotch Plains, NJ; Mathe- matics; The Common Denominator; Intramu- ral Volleyball; University Choir, Manager, Publicity Manager, Concert Manager; Wholetones. Jeanne Marie Bossolina Leonia, NJ; Govern- ment International Relations; Gamma Phi Beta. Brian James Bostwick Vermilion, OH; Com- puter Engineering; Dean ' s List; Eta Kappa Nu; Ski Team; Ultimate Frisbee Team; Jazz Coali- tion; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society. Melissa Anne Bourn Ridgewood, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Intramural Volleyball Team; Le- high Big Sister; Investment Club. Steven K. Bower New Milford, CT; Computer Science; Joseph Boltz Scholar; Choral Union; Marching ' 97; Concert Band; Computing Soci- ety, Lehigh University Very Modern Ensem- ble; Amiga Users Group. James Arthur Bowman Columbus, OH; Fi- nance; Phi Delta Theta, Vice President, Rush Chairman; Interfraternity Council, Facility Relations Chairman; Ski Club; Investment Club; Finance Club; Young Entrepreneurs Club. Theodore R. Box Shrewsbury, NJ; Finance- Marketing; Sigma Phi Society. Michele A. Boyda Glen Mills, PA; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Society of Women Engineers, Presi- dent, Regional Representative, Vice President; Cross Country; Lehigh University Computing Society; Freshman Orientation; Women In- volved In Student Education; Big Little Sister. Robert D. Bradley Norristown, PA; Mechani- cal Engineering; Chi Phi, President, Treasurer, Rush Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma. Jeffrey Lawrence Bram Edison, NJ; Accounting. Scott George Bramhall Shamokin, PA; Com- puter Science; Dean ' s List; National Merit Scholarship; Richard King Mellon Scholar- ship; Society of Automotive Engineers, Vice President; Forum; Mountain Under the Star. Maureen Brannigan Pittsburgh, PA; Mechani- cal Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart. Bruce Arthur Breder Dresher, PA; Computer Science; Basketball. John B. Breedis Trumball, CT; Materials Sci- ence and Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi, Scribe; Rugby. Stephanie Karen Brello Randolph, NJ; Ac- counting; Kappa Alpha Theta, Steward, Pur- chase Fund Chairperson; Investment Club; Fi- nance Club; Ski Club. Penny Sue Brewer Danville, VA; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Gamma; Dean ' s List; Pi Tau Sigma; Cheerleading, Captain. Bruce Allen Brian, Jr. Evergreen, CO; Fi- nance; Phi Gamma Delta, House Manager, Formal Chairman; Finance Club; Tae Kwon Do Club. Stephen K. Bright Gwynedd Valley, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Amateur Radio Club, President. Elizabeth T. Brinkman Pine Brook, NJ; Ac- counting; Chi Delphia, President; Forum; Resi- dence Halls Council; Dining Committee; Fast Break Club; Freshman Orientation. Katherine Marie Bristow West Hartford, CT; Economics; Delta Gamma; Economics Society; Chi Phi Little Sisters; Sigma Tau Delta. Meredith Ann Brockett Oceanside, NY; Ac- counting; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi; Varsity Softball; Women in Business; Outstanding Col- lege Students of America. Jeffrey Thomas Brogowski Paramus, NJ; In- ternational Relations; Beta Theta Pi, Social Chairman, Secretary; WLVR Student Radio Station; Brown and White; Student Govern- ment, Special Committees. Jeffrey R. Bronico Phillipsburg, NJ; Econom- ics; Chi Psi; Football. Erick Vaughn Bronner Columbia, MD; Mar- keting; Basketball; Black Student Union, Vice President, Treasurer; Marketing Club; Peer Counselor; Challenge for Success. Cordon William Brown Bethlehem, PA; Engi- neering Physics; Tau Beta Pi. Kirsten H. Brunner Poughkeepsie, NY; Sci- ence Writing; Williams Scholar; Williams Prize for Creative Writing; Amaranth; Brown and White; Intramurals; Science Scope. Mary Catherine Brush Scio, NY; Industrial Engineering; Gamma Phi Beta, Recording Sec- retary, Ritual Chairperson; Institute of Indus- trial Engineering, President; Industrial Engi- neering Council, Vice President; Varsity Basketball; Football Cheerleader; Gryphon So- ciety; Newman Council. Michael Driscoll Bulger Rockville, MD; Fi- nance; Phi Delta Theta, Pledge Master, Stew- ard, Social Chairman; Finance Club. Julia Ann Bunker Bordentown, NJ; Interna- tional Relations; Dean ' s List; Sigma Iota Rho; Pi Sigma Alpha; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister. Matthew Allan Bunner Washington, PA; Civil Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Chi Epsilon; American Society of Civil Engineers, Vice President. Michael M. Burke Dunmore, PA; History; Chi Psi, President, Assistant Steward; Tau Beta Pi; Football; Photography Club; Rifle Club. Daniel Austin Bush Painted Post, NY; Electri- cal Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Amateur Radio Society; String Orchestra; String Ensembles. Garett Keith Butler Beaver Falls, PA; Materi- als Science Engineering; Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer, Intramural Chairman; Ski Club; Jazz Coalition; Student Materials Society, Vice President; Brown and White. Jeffrey Roland Butschky Bel Air, MD; Mar- keting; Phi Delta Theta, Secretary, House Manager; Marketing Club; Investment Club; Scuba. Alexander Herbert Butterman Stamford, CT; Psychology; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Social Chair- man, Secretary; Hillel Society. Ceroid A. Butz Gates Mills, OH; Electrical Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi; Dean ' s List; Eta Kappa Nu; Rugby Club. Judy C. Byrne Medford, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Outstanding College Students of America. Peter Calabrese, Jr. Lansdowne, PA; Electri- cal Engineering; Freshman Honor Society; Christian Fellowship; Air Force ROTC; Ar- nold Air Society. Kristine Calcagno Staten Island, NY; Eco- nomics; Economic Society; Pre-law Society. Thomas Joseph Calianese Oradell, NJ; Metal- lurgy and Materials Engineering; Sigma Phi, Scholarship Chairman; Metallurgical Society, Treasurer; Special Minister of the Eucharist. Charles H. Calkins Media, PA; Electrical En- gineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Investment Club. Paul Cabriel Calvetti Whitehouse Station, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Zeta Psi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Soccer. Joanna Marie Campanella Bound Brook, NJ; Management; Dean ' s List; Big Little Sister; Society for the Advancement of Management. Robert J. Cantone Macungie, PA; Mechanical Engineering. Jon P. Cantor Short Hills, NJ; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Baseball. Joseph Michael Capes, II Pennington, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, Rush Chairman, Pledge Master; WLVR Student Radio Station; Jazz Coalition. Michele Carol Capone Roseto, PA; Finance; Dean ' s List; Investment Club; Class of 1988 Executive Committee; Senior Class Gift Cam- paign; Freshman Orientation Committee; Fi- nance Club; Big Little Sister Program. Rocco John Caponigro, Jr. West Caldwell, NJ; Computer Science; Sigma Nu, Recorder, House Manager; Dean ' s List; Interfraternity Council, Housing Committee, Secretary; WLVR Student Radio Station. Catherine Ann Caporoso Florham Park, NJ; Accounting; Swimming; Investment Club; Fi- nance Club. Lisa Jane Cappolella Palmerton, PA; Ac- counting; Dean ' s List; Forum; Brown and White. Raymond A. Cardonne, Jr. Yorktown Heights, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, House Manager, Assistant Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Tae Kwon Do Club; Ski Club; Packer Chapel Volunteer. Sarah Anne Carey New Orleans, LA; Histor- y International Relations; Distinguished Mili- tary Student; Varsity Rifle Team, Captain; ROTC; Rifle and Pistol Team Captain; Scab- bard and Blade. David R. Carlson Glastonbury, CT; Finance; Sigma Phi Epsilon. Christopher Harry Carnes Collingswood, NJ; History; History Honors; Phi Alpha Theta; WLVR Student Radio Station. Maria Luisa Carnevale Westfield, NJ; Accounting. Christopher James Carnicelli Scarsdale, NY; Finance; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, So- cial Chairman; Outstanding College Students of America; Interfraternity Council, Social Committee; Investment Club; Finance Club. Elizabeth Carr Winnetka, IL; History; Alpha Phi; Brown and White, News Editor; Alcohol In Moderation. Albert John Caruso New Rochelle, NY; Elec- trical Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Vice Presi- dent; Squash Club; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Harold L. Cassady, III Princeton Junction, NJ; Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega, Intramural Manager. John J. Cassidy Iselin, NJ; Electrical Engi- neering; Pi Lambda Phi, Steward, Athletic Manager; Sigma Tau Delta; Pugby Team. Laurel Ann Casten Wexford, PA; Accounting; Women ' s Basketball. Michelle Anne Cavallaro Woodbridge, CT; English Government; Williams Prize; Sigma Tau Delta, President; WLVR Student Radio Station; Forum, Subcommittee Drug Abuse, Chairperson. Lisa Ann Cawley Bethlehem, PA; Biology; Dean ' s List. Michael Jonathan Cazer Scotia, NY; Finance; Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice President, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Rugby Club; Gryphon Society; Greek Peer Counselor. David Shun-Ban Chan Rolling Meadow, IL; Management; Hong Kong Student Associa- tion, Vice President; Marketing Club; Society for the Advancement of Management. Denise T. Chang Mechanicsburg, PA; Electri- cal Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Presi- dent, Corresponding Secretary; Outstanding College Students of America; Institute of Elec- trical and Electronics Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Forum. Kirsten Foster Chapman Glastonbury, CT; Fi- nance; Alpha Gamma Delta; Panhel Delegate; Finance Club; Russian Club; Panhellenic Asso- ciation, Programs Director; Progressive Stu- dent Alliance, Co-Coordinator, Alcohol In Moderation. Chun-Yu Chen Sugar Land, TX; Electrical En- gineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Choral Union; Chinese Student Club. William A. Cheslock, Jr. Hicksville, Electrical Engineering; Basketball. NY; Gary Evan Chin Brookline, MA; Metallurgy and Materials Engineering; Carpenter Tech- Bronico-Dabeler nology Scholarship; American Society for Met- als; The Metallurgical Society; Student Mate- rials Society. Gregg Scott Chizzini Port Chester, NY; Fi- nance; Kappa Alpha, First Attendant; Invest- ment Club; Ski Club. Michael Chow Edison, NJ; Electrical Engineering. Vivian Yung Hsien Chow Oradell, NJ; Ac- counting; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi. Peter John Chrisbacher Wayne, NJ; Metallur- gy and Materials Engineering; Delta Chi, Alumni Secretary, Rush, House Manager; Ski Team, President, Treasurer. Joey Margaret Christner Pottsville, PA; Sta- tistics; The Common Denominator; Twilight, Publicity. Frank Chu New City, NY; Architecture. Sabatino Ciatti Livingston, NJ; Biology; Phi Eta Sigma Academic Scholarship; Deming Lewis Scholarship; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; National Allied Health Professions So- ciety; Big Brother. Christopher J. Cintron Nanuet, NY; Market- ing; Delta Phi, Corresponding Secretary; Mar- keting Club. Ralph Citino Havertown, PA; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi, President; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Forum. Christopher Randall Clark Berkeley Heights, NJ; Finance; Alpha Sigma Phi. Deborah M. Clarry Islip, NY; Accounting; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Residence Halls Council; Lehigh Universi- ty Volunteers. Scott Alan Clay Cincinnati, OH; Industrial Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa, House Manag- er; Air Force ROTC. Christopher L. Clayton Short Hills, NJ; Fi- nance; Alpha Tau Omega, President, Treasur- er; Leonard Pool Award; Association of Colle- giate Entrepreneurs, Treasurer; Senior Class Gift Campaign, Chairman. Jeffrey Charles Clayton Bedford, NY; Me- chanical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Arnold Air Society. Catherine A. Clinton Media, PA; Science Writing; Alpha Omicron Pi, Panhel Officer, Vice President of Rush, Rush Chairperson; Williams Prize; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Brown and White. Desiree Simone Coe Honolulu, HI; Interna- tional Relations; Chi Phi Little Sister; Black Student Union, President; International Club, Publicity Chairperson; Hellenic Society. Sharon Lee Coe Hellertown, PA; Studio Art Psychology; Sigma Tau Delta National English Honor Society. David Andrew Cohen Berkeley Heights, NJ; Economics; Dean ' s List; Class of 1904 Scholar- ship; Omicron Delta Kappa; Outstanding Col- lege Students of America; Twilight, President of Programming Board; Council of Student Presidents; Dining Committee; Gryphon, As- sistant Hall Director. Jamie Kara Cohen Great Neck, NY; Market- ing; Tennis Team, Captain. Julie Kim Cohen Pittsburgh, PA; Accounting; East Asia Society, Vice President; Investment Club; International Relations Club; Hillel So- ciety; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Ricardo Roberto Cohen San Salvador, El Sal- vador; Finance Marketing; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Executive Committee, Alumni Operations Di- rector; Intramurals; Association of Collegiate Entreprenuers; Finance Club, Vice President. Dianne Frances Cohn Springfield, NJ; Jour- nalism; Williams Prize in Composition; Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society; Class of 1988 Executive Committee. Robert Stockton Cole Readington, NJ; Indus- trial Engineering; Delta Phi, Vice President; Dean ' s List; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Peer Counselor; Lehigh Very Mod- ern Ensemble; Jazz Coalition; Brass Quintet; Jazz Ensemble; Concert Band; Ski Club; The Connection. Nicholas S. Colesanti Williamsport, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu. Natalie Comens Massapequa Park, NY; Eco- nomics; Gamma Phi Beta, Philanthropy Chair- person; Lehigh University Volunteers, Presi- dent; Big Sisters of the Lehigh Valley; Investment Club. Brian John Conant Endicott, NY; Computer Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi. David Francis Conca Westport, CT; Finance; Delta Phi, Rush Chairman; Outstanding Col- lege Students of America; Investment Club; Intramurals. Walter W. Cook, Jr. Lebanon, NJ; Civil Engi- neering; Beta Theta Pi, President, Intramural Manager; Order of Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; American Society of Civil Engineers; Varsity Baseball; Naval Aviation Officer Can- didate School. Corinne Coon Marellus, NY; Accounting. Jill Lauren Cooperman Short Hills, NJ; Fi- nance; Phi Eta Sigma; Brown and White; Mar- keting Club; Hillel Society. Jacqueline Cordaro Staten Island, NY; Fi- nance; Investment Club; Finance Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Big Sister Program. Vanessa E. Cordero Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico; Marketing; Spanish Club; Marketing Club. Mario Rene Cordon Guatemala, Guatemala; Chemical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, President. Karen Lynn Cornell Summit, NJ; Psychology; Kappa Alpha Theta. Gregory J. Coronel Quito, Ecuador; Management. Michael Frederick Corriere Bethlehem, PA; Government; Kappa Alpha; Wrestling; Cam- pus Tour Guide. Lisa Ann Cosmos Emmaus, PA; Materials Sci- ence and Engineering; Field Hockey; Student Materials Society; Society of Women Engi- neers; Big Little Sister. Cynthia R. Cotney Somers Point, NJ; Finance; Gamma Phi Beta; Dean ' s List; Alpha Award; Investment Club; Finance Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Susan Ann Covert Pennsauken, NJ; Computer Science; Academic All American; Softball; Chi Delphia; Lehigh University Computing Society. Thomas G. Coward Westport, CT; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Chi Rho, Vice President, Rush Chairman; General Motors Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramurals. Charles Albert Coxhead Warminster, PA; In- dustrial Engineering; Theta Xi, Fund Raising Chairman; Development of Institute of Indus- trial Engineers, Vice President of Chapter. Leci Laney Croker Greensboro, NC; Finance; Forum; Finance Club; Investment Club; Class of 1988 Executive Committee. Thomas Conrad Cromie Larchmont, NY; In- dustrial Engineering; Cycling Club, President. Kathleen Marie Crotty Kingston, PA; Mathe- matics; Freshman Honor Society; Chi Psi Lit- tle Sister; Newman Council; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society; Forum. Donald C. Culhane Wilton, CT; Accounting- Finance; Phi Gamma Delta; Lacrosse; Invest- ment Club. David Edward Cuniberti Englewood, NJ; His- tory; Transfer Student Committee. Patrick Joseph Curran Katonah, NY; Fi- nance; Alpha Tau Omega. Keith Allen Curtis Mechanicsburg, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Delta Upsilon, Presi- dent, Vice President, Social Chairman; Varsity Football; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Susan Lee Cuscela Dallas, PA; Economics- Foreign Careers; Delta Gamma; Sigma Tau Delta; Choir; Marketing Club; Ski Club. Paul Freymuth Daebeler West Chester, PA; Electrical Engineering; Twilight. Kathleen Ann Dagostino Staten Island, NY; Architecture; Delta Gamma. Robert P. Dagostino Gettysburg, PA; Chemi- cal Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, President, Rush Chairman; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma. Kenneth Paul D ' Andrea Marlton, NJ; Electri- cal Engineering; Omicron Delta Kappa, Presi- dent; Residence Halls Council, President, Ex- ecutive Vice President, House President, Hall President; Forum. Tracey M. Danforth Weston, MA; Finance; Gamma Phi Beta; Soccer Club; Forum; Invest- ment Club; Marketing Club. Joseph Charles Danilczyk Southhold, NY; In- ternational Business; Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman; Intramural Boxing Champion. George S. Darey Syracuse, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Chi; Ski Club; Interfrater- nity Council, Scholarship Committee. Alyssa Joy Dassa Montclair, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta; Gryphon Society; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers; Varsity Women ' s Lacrosse; Ski Club; Hillel Society. Eric Russell Daugherty Windsor, PA; Ac- counting; Delta Phi, Corresponding Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Concert Band; Brass Quintet. Brian G. Daum Bethel Park, PA; Accounting; Alpha Sigma Phi, House Manager, Activities Chairman; Varsity Swim Team; Boxing Club; Interfraternity Council, Rush Chairman. Dawne Laurenne Davenport Boca Raton, FL; Statistics; Dean ' s List; Forum, Chairperson; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Ski Club. Michael Joseph Davi Chappaqua, NY; Ac- counting; Phi Gamma Delta, President. James Christopher David Albany, NY; Fi- nance; Varsity Golf, Captain. Mark Harrison Davis West Orange, NJ; Ac- counting; Sigma Alpha Mu, Secretary; Brown and White, Business Manager, National Ad- vertising Manager, Credit Manager. William Robert Davis Princeton Junction, NJ; Architecture; Phi Gamma Delta; Art and Ar- chitecture Society; Rugby Club. Douglas Michael Davoren Westfield, NJ; Fi- nance; Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman, House Accountant; Interfraternity Council, Repre- sentative; Investment Club. Christopher M. DeBoer Long Valley, NJ; Marketing. Paola S. DeGregorio Rye, NY; Biology; Chi Phi, Little Sister, Secretary. David John Delano Hingham, MA; Market- ing; Psi Upsilon, Rush Chairman, National Convention Delegate, Parliamentarian; Inter- national Club, President; Fast Break Club, Vice President of Promotion; Brown and White. Ronald Peter Delfini Branford, CT; Finance; Alpha Sigma Phi, Social Chairman, House Manager; Peer Counselor. Joseph James DeMartino Pittsburgh, PA; Fi- nance; Zeta Psi, Steward. Sandra Elaine Dennis Verona, NJ; Social Re- lations; Lambda Chi Alpha, Little Sister; Gryphon Society; Marketing Club. Glenn Peter Deppert North Plainfield, NJ; Civil Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; American Society of Civil Engineers. Nancy Elizabeth Derle Dix Hills, NY; Span- ish; Spanish Club; Choral Union. Joseph Vincent DeSanti South Plainfield, NJ Biopsychology; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma Psi Chi; Order of Omega; Air Force ROTC Intramurals. Joseph Peter De Vito Randolph, NJ; Journa- lism Government; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; Epitome, Editor-in-Chief; Brown and White; Pre-law Society. David Allan DiBrigida Kinnelon, NJ; English; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairman; Ernest Hemingway Award for Letters; Ice Hockey, Captain; Rugby Club, Social Chairman; Week- ender Staff Writer. Jason J. Diefenderfer Allentown, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Sigma Chi. Peter Wilson Dietz Houston, TX; Economics International Careers; Delta Chi, Rush Chair- man; Choir; Jazz Coalition; Economics Club. Mary Elizabeth DiLuzio Bethlehem, PA; Biol- ogy; Dean ' s List; Biology Club. Dianne M. DiPetrillo Franklin Lakes, NJ; Marketing Psychology; Delta Gamma, Rush Chairperson. Elizabeth Anne Dobler West Simsbury, CT; Chemical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Parliamentarian; Women ' s Soccer Club; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; So- ciety of Women Engineers; Forum. Barbara E. Dobres St. James, NY; Account- ing; Delta Gamma, President, Vice President Pledge Education; Student Activities Council, Vice Publicity Chairperson; Panhel; Junior Class Executive Committee. Thomas Stephen Dombrowsky, Jr. Gettys- burg, PA; Electrical Engineering. Michael James Donohue Queenstown, MD; Industrial Engineering International Rela- tions; Pi Lambda Phi, Steward, House Manag- er, Concessions. Eugene Thomas Dougherty Guatemala City, Guatemala; Industrial Engineering; Intramural Soccer; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Maryellen Downs Mendham, NJ; Marketing; Intramural Manager; Chi Phi Little Sister; Marketing Club; Women Involved In Student Education. Laura Paige Drake Allegany, NY; Account- ing; ROTC Scholarship; Student Activities Council, Special Events Chairperson; Fresh- man Orientation, Chairperson; Senior Class Gift Campaign. R. Scott Draper Warren, NJ; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, Secretary; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma. Lisa Celia Dubinsky Cranford, NJ; Account- ing; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Epitome, Business Manager. Brian Morgan Duddy Middletown, NJ; Fi- nance; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Spanish Club; Var- sity Tennis; Varsity Squash; Chess Club. Sharyn Louise Duffy Allentown, PA; Chemi- cal Engineering. Elizabeth Ann Dugle Westfield, NJ; Account- ing; Lehigh University Volunteers; Equestrian Club. Lisa Beth Dunyak Upper St. Clair, PA; Chem- ical Engineering; American Institute of Chemi- cal Engineers; Society of Women Engineers, Secretary; Lehigh University Volunteers; Women Involved In Student Education; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lehigh Valley. Stuart Marc Dweck Scarsdale, NY; Govern- ment; Sigma Alpha Mu; Interfraternity Coun- cil, Judicial Chairman; Ice Hockey. Sheila Marie Dwyer West Chester, PA; Chem- ical Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Society of Women Engineers. Jeffrey Lome Dyment Westport, CT; Finance; Theta Chi, Social Chairman, Little Sister Co- ordinator; Dean ' s List; Order of Omega; Squash Club; Interfraternity Council, Faculty Relations Chairman; Investment Club; Mar- keting Club; Intramurals. Richard C. Eagle Harrisburg, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi, House Manager; Tau Beta Pi; Who ' s Who in American Colleges. Karen Rose Eckert Pocono Summit, PA; Mathematics; Phi Eta Sigma; Common Denominator. Jo Elizabeth F.ckrod Sunbury, PA; Account- ing; Kappa Alpha Theta; Corresponding Secre- tary, Panhel Rush Counselor; Fairchild-Mar- tindale Scholar; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Lehigh Phonathon, Night Captain. Marjorie Ann Edmonds York, PA; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta; Alpha Pi Mu; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Society Dagostino-Foley of Women Engineers; Boxing; WLVR Student Radio Station. Jennifer Lynne Edwards Whippany, NJ; Me- chanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sig- ma; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers; Society of Women Engineers; Choir. Katherine Anne Edwards Wilmington, DE; Chemistry Theater; Alpha Gamma Delta, Phi- lanthropy; Williams Prize in Dramatics; Wil- liams Scholar; Mustard and Cheese Drama So- ciety; American Chemical Society. John Frank Eisinger Bedford, NY; History; Mountain Under The Star Astronomy Club, Chronicler. Steven R. Ellis Dalton, PA; Government; Al- pha Tau Omega, President; Varsity Football; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Mus- tard and Cheese Drama Society. Mohammad Reza Emami Hamilton Square, NJ; Biology; Tae Kwan Do Club. Sherry L. Enders Doylestown, PA; Marketing. Keith A. Engleka Titusville, PA; Materials Science Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta; Stu- dent Materials Society; Cycling Team; Water Polo Club. Maria Cristina Enriquez East Windsor, NJ; Management; Outstanding College Students of America; Forum; Chi Delphia. Jeffrey Dylan Enslin Princeton, NJ; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Cubby S. Peters Honorary Scholastic Achievement Award; Senior Class President; Junior Class President; Student Alumni Relations Committee; Finance Club. Michael Gerard Eoga Boonton, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Chaplain, Histo- rian; Eta Kappa Nu; Academic Ail-American; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi- neers; Computer Science and Electrical Engi- neering Society, Treasurer; Soccer Club, Sec- retary; Listening Line, President. Cathy Sue Epstein Metuchen, NJ; Marketing; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club; Lehigh Universi- ty Volunteers; Women Involved in Student Education; Ski Club. Mario Eraso Cali, Colombia; Civil Engineer- ing; Chi Epsilon; Soccer. Robert S. Erman Englewood Cliffs, NJ; Fi- nance; Delta Chi; Interfraternity Council, House Committee; Investment Club, President. Charles Patrick Erskine Ridgefield, CT; Me- chanical Engineering. Gail Noel Eskuchen Maple Shade, NJ; Marketing. Stephanie Marie Evans Boxford, MA; Finan- cial Economics; Gamma Phi Beta, Panhel Delegate. Robert H. Eveleigh Rock Hill, NJ; Geological Sciences; Lambda Chi Alpha; Geology Club, Secretary. Douglas Sean Ezring Port Washington, NY; Economics; Delta Upsilon, Treasurer. Melissa C. Falck St. David ' s, PA; Geology; Delta Gamma, Assistant Treasurer, Panhel Delegate; Geology Club. Lisa Ann Fandozzi Commack, NY; Account- ing; Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice President Fi- nance, Service Chairperson, Assistant Vice President Finance; Lehigh University Trustees Scholarship; Isadore Raiff Memorial Scholar- ship; Forum; Pre-law Society; Women in Business. Vincent Farese Baldwin, NY; Electrical Engi- neering; Psi Upsilon, President, Vice President, Steward; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; PHi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Vice Chairman; Scuba Club. Marc Thomas Farina New City, NY; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman. Michael F. Farrell Convent Station, NJ; Ac- counting; Finance Club; Intramural Director; Computer Club. G. Kevin Fasic West Chester, PA; Govern- ment; Tau Epsilon Phi. House Manager, Aca- demic Chairman; Scabbard and Blade Society; Army ROTC; Ranger Company. Mark S. Fattibene Fairfield, CT; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Secretary. Gayle S. Fay Westport, CT; Accounting; Delta Gamma, Assistant Vice President, Rush; Beta Alpha Psi. Gregory Joseph Federowicz Vestal, NY; Fi- nance; Alpha Sigma Phi, Social Chairman, In- tramurals. Secretary. David John Feeser Schenectady, NY; Govern- ment; Pi Kappa Alpha, Steward, Social Chair- man; Volleyball; Interfraternity Council, So- cial Committee. Jeffrey M. Feinsod Stamford, CT; Marketing; Delta Chi, Social Chairman; Delt a Chi Merit Award; WLVR, Student Radio Station; Mar- keting Club; Interfraternity Council, Social Committee. Sylvia G. Feldman Patchogue, NY; Account- ing; Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister. Marisa Feltham Hempstead, MD; Science Writing; Chi Delphia; Brown and White; Sci- ence Scope. David Y. Feng Princeton Junction, NJ; Electri- cal Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. John Douglas Fenley Perkasie, PA; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Volleyball; Intra- murals; Engineering Expo Committee. George Joseph Fenn Princeton, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, President; Trustee Scholarship; Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Student Council; Insti- tute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Soccer Club, Treasurer; Navigators, Group Leader; Interfraternity Council, Executive Committee Member. Patrick Joseph Fergione Philadelphia, PA; Electrical Engineering; Senior Class Gift Committee. Rudolph Angelo Ferrara Larksville, PA; Com- puter Engineering; Kappa Alpha, House Man- ager, Intramural Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma. Donald Arthur Ferrell State College, PA; So- cial Relations; Delta Upsilon, Pledge Master, Pledge Educator; Football. David Marc Finkle Woodcliff Lake, NJ; Ac- counting; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pledge Master, Steward, Sentinel; Hillel Society; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Martin Duane Finnegan Bala Cynwyd, PA; Foreign Careers Government; Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritual Chairman, Steward; Lehigh University Volunteers; Pre-law Society. James William Fisch Pittsburgh. PA; Electri- cal Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, Steward, Assistant House Manager; Tau Beta Pi Prize; General Motors Scholarship; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Institute of Elec- trical and Electronics Engineers; Intramurals; Interfraternity Council, Faculty Relations Committee. Kellie Lynn Fisher Mechanicsburg, PA; Fin- ance Marketing; Marketing Club; Finance Club; Annual Fund, Assistant Coordinator; Theta Chi Little Sisters; Bethlehem Big Little Sister Program; Senior Class Gift Committee. Deborah Lee Fitch Newtown. PA; Psycholo- gy Theater; Mustard and Cheese Drama Soci- ety; Fast Break Club; Beta Theta Pi, Little Sister; Brown and White; Children ' s Theater. Peter James Flanagan Greenwich, CT; Me- chanical Engineering: Theta Xi; Ski Team, Captain. John Finbarr Fleming Bayonne, NJ; Engli- sh International Relations; Psi Upsilon; Sigma Tau Delta; Sigma Iota Rho; Fencing Club, President; Brown and White. Robert Joseph Florczak, II Guilford, CT; Ac- counting; Kappa Alpha, House Accountant; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; In- vestment Club. Brian P. Foley Fall River, MA; History; Sigma Phi, Pledge Czar; WLVR Student Radio Station. Christine I. Folk Bethlehem, PA; Economics; Outstanding College Students of American; Economics Society; Varsity Swim Team. Carol Ann Foltz Emmaus, PA; Psychology; Psi Chi; Women ' s Soccer Club; Chi Delphia Little Sister; Progressive Student Alliance. Mary Krtsten Forrester Sewickley, PA; Fi- nance; Alpha Omicron Pi. Heather Foster Stony Brook, NY; Marketing; Dean ' s List; Alcoa Scholarship; Residence Halls Council; Marketing Club; Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon; Lehigh University Volunteers. Robert Scott Foster Westminster, MD; Civil Engineering; Sigma Nu, Intramural Manager. Craig Arthur Fox Baldwin, NY; Finance; Sig- ma Nu, Alumni Contact Officer, Trust Officer; Investment Club; Finance Club. Richard Jay Fox Harrisburg, PA; Industrial Engineering; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, Chaplain; Outstanding College Students of America; Interfraternity Council; Brown and White; Investment Club. Susan Elizabeth Fox Westfield, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Financial Manage- ment Association National Honor Society; Beta Gamma Sigma; Finance Club; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Lehigh University Vol- unteers; Fairchild-Martindale Student Associate. Centil B. Foxworthy Istanbul, Turkey; Indus- trial Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, Corre- sponding Secretary; Alpha Pi Mu; Photogra- phy Club. Andrew Anthony Francis Washington, DC; Management; Varsity Basketball and Track; Black Students Union; Peer Counselor; Forum. Janet Frank Holbrook, NY; Economics; Sig- ma Tau Delta; Pre-law Society. Philip Wiley Frank Pittsburgh, PA; Market- ing; Zeta Psi, Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer; Marketing Club; University Committee of Dis- cipline; Residence Housing Council. Brian Eric Fredriksson Merrimack, NH; Me- chanical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Pi Tau Sig- ma; Tau Beta Pi; Air Force ROTC, Corps Commander; Arnold Air Society. Dirk Patrick Friedkin Rye, NY; Finance; Sig- ma Chi, Treasurer; Football; Rugby. Mitchell Jay Friedland Nesconset, NY; Ac- counting; Phi Sigma Kappa, Scholarship Chairman. Daniel Mark Friedman Livingston, NJ; Fi- nance; Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman, House Manager; Varsity Golf Team; Brown and White, Business Staff; Student Activities Council, Hourglass Chairman. Masahiko Fukumoto Warminster, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Theta Chi, President, Steward; Tau Beta Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers; Phi Eta Sigma; Order of Omega. Daniel Jaman Furiness Clark, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Theta Xi, Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma. Howard Anthony Fyffe Greens Farms, CT; Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega; Outstanding College Students of America; Cross Country; Marketing Club, President; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society; WLVR Student Radio Station. John Michael Cabriele Norristown, PA; Al- pha Chi Rho, House Manager; Chemical Engineering. Dominick R. Gagliostro Clifton, NJ; Mechani- cal Engineering; Theta Xi, Social Chairman; Lacrosse. Elizabeth J. Galla Pittsfield, MA; Finance; Dean ' s List; Intramurals; Alcohol In Modera- tion; Finance Club; Investment Club; Forum. Marianne Gallagher Allentown, PA; Accounting. Mark Richard Gambino Teaneck, NJ; Com- puter Science; Tau Epsilon Phi, Pledge War- den, Little Sister Representative; Dean ' s List. James Ross Gambony Basking Ridge, NJ; Electrical Engineering Alpha Epsilon Pi; Cy- cling Club. Andrew Leon Garibian Parsippany, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Delta Phi. Julie Ellen Garment White Plains, NY; Eco- nomics; Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice President Pledge, Social Chairperson, House Manager. Suzanne L. Gerson Fair Lawn, NJ; Account- ing; Beta Alpha Psi, Vice President; Beta Gam- ma Sigma; Lehigh University Volunteers; Chi Delphia. Philip Nicholas Gesualdo Nutley, NJ; Electri- cal Engineering; Sigma Nu, Sentinel; Eta Kap- pa Nu, Vice President; Dean ' s List; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Lee Alan Getzewich Wyckoff, NJ; Mechanical Engineering. John Walter Gewartowski Allentown, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, House Manager, Vice President, Photographer; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Social Chairman; WLVR Student Radio Sta- tion; Movie Making Club. Timothy George Ghebeles Newtown, PA; Computer Engineering; Phi Theta Kappa; In- stitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Photography Club; Computer Society. Louis Michael Giacobbi Latrobe, PA; Chemi- cal Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Rush Chair- man, Intramural Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Chess Club. John Peter Gianukakis Port Chester, NY; Fi- j nance; Lambda Chi Alpha, High Kappa; Trea- i surer ' s Council; Interfraternity Council, Hous- ing Committee; Investment Club. Gregg Leslie Gibson Short Hills, NJ; Industri- al Engineering; Phi Delta Theta, Social Chair- man, Intramural Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honorary Society; Institute of In- dustrial Engineers. Nora K. Gifford Langhorne, PA; Materials Science Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi Little Sisters, President, Bursar Scribe; Student Metallurgy Society. John P. Gill Morristown, NJ; Finance. Kathleen E. Gilligan Darien, CT; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta, Alumni Relations Representative. Gretchen Lisa Gindlesperger Baldwin, NY; Economics; Alpha Omicron Pi, Housing Direc- tor; Lacrosse; Powderpuff Football; Economics Society. William B. Globerman Peekskill, NY; Psy- chology; Beta Theta Pi; Cross Country. Ilze R. Gobins Randolph, NJ; Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi; Epitome, Assistant Business Manager; Women Involved In Student Educa- tion; Women in Business. William Goldfarb Caracus, Venezuela; Indus- trial Engineering and Electrical Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu, Highest Ranking Sophomore; Tau Beta Pi; Scuba Diving Club; Photography Club; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Renee Heather Goldman Yorktown Heights, NY; Psychology; Alpha Phi Omega; Tagar, Secretary; Hillel, House Representative. Marianna Gonzalez Guaynabo, Puerto Rico; Biology; Delta Gamma, Vice President; Lehigh University Volunteers; Rush Counselor; Hous- ing Committee; Panhel, Executive Committee Class of 1988; Greek Week Committee Chairperson. Kyle Richard Gormezano Brooklyn, NY; Biology. Marilyn Ann Gorney West Orange, NJ; Biolo- gy; Dean ' s List; Biology Club; Allied Health Professions Society, Chairperson. Anthony J. Graceffo Franklin Lakes, NJ; Ac- counting; Brown and White; Ski Club. Pamela Kathryn Grady Coatesville, PA; Ac- counting; Beta Alpha Psi; Investment Club; Women Involved In Student Education. Steven Peter Grant Merrick, NY; Computer Engineering; Equestrian Club. Christopher P. Greco Smithtown, NY; Mar- keting; Alpha Tau Omega, Public Relations Officer. Folk-Hoefler Scott Robert Greenstone Teaneck, NJ; Fi- nance; Psi Upsilon, President, Vice President. Treasurer; Interfraternity Council, Judicial and Social Committee; Association of Colle- giate Entrepreneurs, Co-founder, Treasurer; WLVR Student Radio Station. John J. Gregory, Jr. Scotch Plains. NJ; Funda- mental Science; Sigma Phi. President. Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List; Order of Omega; Ice Hockey Club; Newman Council. Tracy L. Gregory Coopersburg, PA; Econom- ics; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Outstanding College Students of America; Fairchild-Mar- tindale Center for the Study of Private Enter- prise Student Associate. Kris D. Grimm Flemington, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Steward, Alumni Director; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Class Gift; Senior Class Executive Committee. Andrew Grochowski Bethlehem, PA; Electri- cal Engineering; Outstanding Students of America; Tai Chi Chuan. Eugene J. Grossi Southampton, PA; Civil En- gineering; Sigma Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon. Thomas R. Grossman New York, NY; Fi- nance; Delta Upsilon, Vice President, Treasur- er; Dean ' s List; Varsity Football. James C. Grosso Cliffside Park, NJ; Mechani- cal Engineering; American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers; Intramurals; Jazz Coalition; Ski Club. John Francis Guravage Williamsport, PA; Electrical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi. Kristina Lynn Hagman Princeton, NJ; Fi- nance; Dean ' s List; Beta Gamma Sigma; Fi- nancial Management Association; Fairchild- Martindale Student Associate; Investment Club; Spanish Club. Terrence Scott Hahn Allentown, PA; Metal- lurgy and Material Science Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Scholarship Chairman; Tau Beta Pi; National Engineers Honor Society; Student Materials Society; Gryphon Society, President. John William Haldeman Chadds Ford, PA; History; Delta Chi, President, Steward; Uni- versity Choir; Theatre at Lehigh. Scott Michael Hall St. Thomas, Virgin Is- lands; Electrical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, So- c ial and Academic Chairman; Psi Upsilon Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Squash; Skiing; International Club. Thomas Robert Halma Wescosville, PA; Fi- nance; Phi Sigma Kappa, Vice President, Sec- retary; Phi Sigma Kappa Scholarship. Elizabeth Marie Hamilton Philadelphia, PA; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi, Scholarship Chairperson, Chapter Relations Chairperson, Leader ' s Council; Lacrosse, Cap- tain; Cross Country; Society of Women Engi- neers, Treasurer; Forum. Jonathan Alan Hampshire Manheim, PA; In- dustrial Engineering; Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman, Steward; Ski Club; Industrial Engi- neering Council. Alex Tevia Handlers Ridgefield, CT; Social Relations. Patrick J. Hansen Warminster, PA; Chemical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; American Sojiety of Chemical Engineers, President. Michael M. Harari Panama City, Panama; Fi- nance; Chi Phi, Rush Chairman; Hillel House; Investment Club; Spanish Club; American So- ciety of Chemical Engineers. Linda A. Harkrader Brielle, NJ; Finance; Al- pha Phi, Intramural Manager, Standards Com- mittee, Guard; Varsity Field Hockey, Co-Cap- tain; Varsity Lacrosse; Finance Club; Senior Gift Campaign, Publicity Committee. Tiffany Anne Harpel Langhorne, PA; Ac- counting; Gamma Phi. Michael Paul Harvan Ardsley, PA; Electrical Engineering; Merit Scholar; Stabler Scholar; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi- neers; Jazz Coalition; Ski Club. Jonathan Miles Harvey Ramsey, NJ; Interna- tional Relations; Zeta Psi, House Manager; Pi Sigma Alpha; Soccer; Peer Counseling; Inter- fraternity Council, Housing. Elisabeth Swift Hatab Short Hills, NJ; Social Relations, Investment Club; Marketing Club. Glenn David Hatfield North Wales, PA; Fi- nance; Frisbee Club; Investment Club. Richard Scott Hauck Darien, CT; Internation- al Relations; Pi Lambda Phi, Vice President, Treasurer. Omer Hayat Karachi, Pakistan; Computer En- gineering; International Club; Jazz Club; In- vestment Club; Marketing Club. Kenneth Michael Hecht Syosset, NY; Market- ing; Delta Phi, Assistant Treasurer; Lehigh University Volunteers; Marketing Club; In- vestment Club. Christopher John Hefele Chatham, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Dean ' s List; Radio Society; Cycling Team; Philosophy Club. David Joseph Heiland Philadelphia, PA; Com- puter Engineering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi- neers, Chairman; Dining Services Committee, Vice Chairman; Computer Science and Electri- cal Engineering Council; Photography Club. James Edward Heilman Whitfield, PA; Metal- lurgy and Materials Engineering; Phi Kappa Psi, Founding Father, Education Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Materials Society; Society of American Military Engineers. Mary Elizabeth Heimlich Amawalk, NY; Computer Science. David Kevin Heist Rochester, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Choir. John Parker Heist Huntington, CT; Finance; Phi Kappa Theta, Social Chairman; Choir. Sharon Lee Hendren King of Prussia, PA; Civ- il Engineering; Alpha Phi, Chaplain, Rush As- sistant, Sony Chairperson; American Society of Civil Engineers, Secretary; Society of Women Engineers. Jeffrey Allan Henning Harrisburg, PA; Bio- chemistry; Sigma Phi, Pledge Director; Men ' s Volleyball Club; American Chemistry Society, Treasurer. Michael Richard Hespos Westport, CT; Mate- rials and Metals Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi; Army ROTC. Richard G.H. Hess Upper Arlington, OH; Fi- nance; Alpha Chi Rho, Pledge Master, Ser- geant-At-Arms; Varsity Lacrosse Team; In- vestment Club; Marketing Club. Kathleen Ann Hestwood Hummelstown, PA; Industrial Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Cheerleading Squad; Cross Country; Diving Team; Senior Class Gift Campaign, Solicitations Chairperson. Scott Brian Hillman New York, NY; Civil Engineering; Sigma Alpha Mu, Steward; American Society of Civil Engineers; Student Activities Council. Steven Edward Hiltabiddle Maple Glen, PA; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, Secretary, Alumni Relations; Swimming, Captain. Spencer Jordan Hitch Darien, CT; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi, President, Pledge Coordinator; Interfraternity Council, Housing Committee, Social Committee. Derek Verne Hoar Huntington, NY; Psycholo- gy; Delta Chi; College Scholar Program; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Varsity Cheerleading, Captain. Amy Elizabeth Hocart Essex Fells, NJ; Jour- nalism; Alpha Phi, Chapter Promotions, Fund Raising Chairperson, Assistant Treasurer; Public Relations Student Society of America; Brown and White; Ski Club. Lawrence Mark Hochberg Longmcadow, MA; Finance; Tennis; Ultimate Frisbee Team. Elizabeth Paige Hoefler Allendale, NJ; For- eign Careers; Kappa Alpha Theta. 365 John Philip Hoffman Allentown, PA; Electri- cal Engineering; Dean ' s List; Intramurals. Craig Paul Hofsess Vernon, CT; Journalism; Beta Theta Pi, Secretary; Dean ' s List; Brown and White, Photography Editor, News Editor; Photography Club, President. Keith Richard Holcomb Skaneateles, NY; Ar- chitecture; Sigma Nu; Cross Country; Philoso- phy Club. Thomas Richard Holland Yardley, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta. Marc Alan Holliday Floral Park, NY; Fi- nance; Varsity Lacrosse; Equestrian Club. David R. Holly Stone Ridge, NY; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi- neers; Rugby Club; Computing Society and Electrical Engineering Student Council President. Scott Douglas Holmes Philadelphia, PA; Civil Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma. Scott David Holt Austin, TX; Materials Sci- ence and Engineering; Sigma Nu, Pledge Com- mander; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Jill Ann Holzer Pittsburgh, PA; Foreign Ca- reers; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister; Gryphon So- ciety, Secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa Lead- ership Society; Intramural Supervisor; Founder, Lehigh Chapter of Al-Anon. Andrew Blair Horning Pittsburgh, PA; Civil Engineering; Chi Psi, Treasurer, Secretary; In- terfraternity Council, Treasurer; Men ' s Rugby Club; Volleyball Club. Leslie A. Howard Fairfield, CT; Computer Science; Alpha Phi, President; Foundation Scholarship; Forum; Student Activities Coun- cil; Lehigh Big Little Sister; Senior Class Gift Campaign, Publicity Chairperson. Claudia Karina Huber St. James, NY; Fi- nance; Dean ' s List; Finance Club; Equestrian Club; Investment Club. Heather Shannon Hughes Kintnersville, PA; International Relations; Alpha Gamma Delta; Progressive Student Alliance; Panhel Rush Counselor; Committee on Nuclear Awareness. Paul Christopher Hughes East Meadow, NY; Accounting; Pi Kappa Alpha, President, Trea- surer, Intramural Chairman. Alexander Ikenson Potomac, MD; Govern- ment; Outing Club; Chess Club. Wyllys K. Ingersoll, IV Bradfordwoods, PA; Computer Engineering, Delta Upsilon, House Manager, Social Chairman; Trustees Scholar- ship; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Andrew John Inglesby Garden City, NY; In- ternational Relations; Residence Halls Coun- cil, Activities Coordinator. Robert Malloy Inman Glastonbury, CT; Me- chanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Scholarship Chairman; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Engineers. Derek Irwin Glen Head, NY; Accounting. Zelina Jean Jabbour Whitehall, PA; Engineer- ing Physics. David J. Jacey Summit, NJ; Finance; Varsity Ice Hockey; Bocci Club. Lisa Jane Jackson Fair Haven, NJ; Psycholo- gy; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Chi Little Sisters; Fast Break Club; Theater; WLVR Student Radio Station. Richard Jackson Danbury, CT; Electrical En- gineering; Institute of Electrical and Electron- ics Engineers; Air Force ROTC, Officer; Ar- nold Air Society. Robert Earl Jackson San Rafael, CA; Industri- al Engineering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Al- pha Pi Mu, Treasurer; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Investment Club, Treasurer; Choral Union, Assistant Stage Manager; Lehigh Lis- tening Line; Outing Club. Marie Elizabeth Jacobs Pitman, NJ; Chemis- try; American Chemical Society; Women ' s Field Hockey; Tae Kwon Do Club. Kenneth Shields Jacoby Honeoye Falls, NY; Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha. Brian Neal Jalazo Huntington, NY; Finance; Chi Psi, Vice President, H ouse Manager; Forum. Nicholas Konstantine Janulis South Orange, NJ; English Journalism; International House; Lehigh Listening Line; Brown and White, Chief Desk Editor. Cayle Margaret Jeney Metuchen, NJ; Fi- nance; Gamma Phi Beta, Treasurer; Invest- ment Club; Finance Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Jacqueline Ellen Jennings South Orange, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Men ' s Lacrosse Statistician; Epitome, Sports Editor. Timothy Russell Jennings Williamsville, NY; Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary. Michael Joseph Jimison Wilkes Barre, PA; Electrical Engineering; Sherman Fairchild In- stitute for Solid State Studies Summer Schol- ar; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Milan Jockovich Miami, FL; Behavior and Neural Biology; Psi Chi, Treasurer; Allied Health Professions; Society Committee, Co- Chairman. Diane Dorothea Johnson Westfield, NJ; So- cial Relations; Marketing Club; Brown and White; Annual Fund; Sigma Phi Epsilon Gold- en Hearts. Thomas Paul Johnson Westport, CT; Journal- ism; Theta Chi, Vice President; Dean ' s List; Order of Omega; Pre-law Society; Interfrater- nity Council, Publicity Chairman; Olympian, Editor; Brown and White. Brian Hunter Johnston Potomac, MD; Fi- nance; Phi Delta Theta, President, Social Chairman, Steward; Outstanding College Stu- dents of America; Finance Club, Vice Presi- dent; Investment Club; Marketing Club; Inter- national Club. Maureen Elizabeth Jones North Caldwell, NJ; English; Sigma Tau Delta; Pre-law Society; Chi Phi Little Sisters; Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lehigh Valley. Terri Michelle Jones Middletown, NJ; Mar- keting; Dean ' s List; Marketing Club; Invest- ment Club; Fast Break Club; Beta Theta Pi, Little Sister. (aria Marion Juliani Collingswood, NJ; Jour- nalism; Public Relations Student Society of America; Varsity Field Hockey; Lacrosse; Brown and White; Gamma Phi Beta. mr Lisa Dale Kahn Clark, NJ; Industrial Engi- neering; Delta Gamma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Industrial Engineering Council, Repre- sentative; Class Gift Campaign, Solicitor; Freshman Orientation Committee; Institute of Industrial Engineers. Joonkoo Kang Seoul, Republic of Korea; Ar- chitecture; Intramurals; Intramural Soccer Trophy, Soccer Captain; Art and Architecture Society; Korean Student Association, Secre- tary, Treasurer; Sophomore Class Executive Committee; Chess Club; Computer Club; In- ternational Students Club; Investment Club; Health Professions Association. Amy Beth Kantrowitz Springfield, NJ; Fi- nance; Delta Gamma, Social Chairperson; Or- der of Omega; Investment Club. Bobby Arvind Kanuga Morganville, NJ; Indus- trial Engineering; Psi Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; Phi Eta Sigma; Order of Omega; Psi Upsilon Scholarship; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Forum; Interfraternity Council, Chairman; Alcohol in Moderation; Ski Club. Sherry A. Karr Jenkintown, PA; Finance. Hoffman-Laenger Leon Kassabian Manhasset, NY; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Nu; Interfraternity Coun- cil, Rush Committee; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Lacrosse; Armenian Club. Camille J. Kassar Haworth, NJ; Government; Phi Gamma Delta, Social Chairperson, Pledge Educator, Peer Counselor; Boxing Club; Inter- fraternity Council; Finance Club; Intramurals Champion for Football, Soccer and Softball. Alan Joel Katz Valley Stream, NY; Account- ing; Phi Kappa Psi. Treasurer, House Manag- er; Hillel Society; Beta Alpha Psi. Treasurer. Kevin Jerome Kauffman West Lawn, PA; Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Psi. Randy Allan Kauffman Reading, PA; Mathe- matics; Air Force ROTC. Benjamin John Kennedy Glen Ridge, NJ; Electrical Engineering Science Writing; Phi Eta Sigma; Varsity Band; Brown and White; WLVR Student Radio Station. Paul John Kenny Norwalk, CT; Civil Engi- neering; Beta Theta Pi; American Society of Civil Engineers; Outing Club. Charles Frederick Kerchner, III Macungie, PA; Computer Science; Lehigh University Computing Club; Astronomy Club; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Deirdre Michelle Kiernan Ridgefield, CT; Psychology; Gryphon Society; Chi Phi Little Sister, Rush Chairperson, Social Chairperson, Historian. Matthew Carl Kilguss Warwick, RI; Finance; Theta Chi, Social Chairman; Dean ' s List. Phi Eta Sigma; Order of Omega; Investment Club; Dean ' s List. Karen Beth Kornheiser Teaneck, NJ; Finance; Delta Gamma, Vice President of Chapter Re- lations; Phi Eta Sigma; Order of the Omega; Investment Club. Jill Lois Koslowsky North Caldwell, NJ; Fi- nance; Kappa Alpha Theta, House Manager; Annual Fund Coordinator; Parking Appeals Committee; Health Advisors Committee; Fi- nance Club; Women Involved In Student Edu- cation; Senior Class Gift Solicitor. Janine Alice Kosseim Rye, NY; Finance; Le- high Valley Big Sister; SCALE, Treasurer; Economics Club. Paul Koszeghy Plainview, NY; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho. Christopher R. Kaup Essex Fells, NJ; History; Tau Epsilon Phi, Social Chairman, Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society; WLVR Student Radio Station; Investment Club; Parliamenta- ry Debate Team. Elizabeth Ann Kaveny Pittsburgh, PA; Economics Law; Alpha Phi, Rush Chairperson; Varsity Cheerleading; Student Activities Council; Ski Club. John Theodore Kaye Forest Hills, NY; Psychology. Bethanne Kearns Libertyville, IL; Govern- ment; Amaranth, Editor. Brian Joseph Kearns Marlboro, MA; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega. Krista Elsie Kearns Matthews, NC; Econom- ics; Economics Club; Investment Club; Forum; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Charles Joseph Keenan, III Salisbury, MA; Architecture; Sigma Nu, Social Chairman; In- terfraternity Council, Social Chairman. Robert G. Keich Harrisburg, PA; Chemical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi. Caroline Mary Kelly Whippany, NJ; Finance; Alpha Phi, Internal Social; Student Activities Council, Secretary, Treasurer. Edmund Fitzgerald Kelly Troy, NY; Electrical Engineering; Chi Phi, Social Chairman. Sean Hamilton Kelly Cabin John, MD; Inter- national Relations and Government; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President, Secretary; Order of Omega; Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer- ica; Interfraternity Council, President, Secre- tary; Forum; Financial Management Associa- tion, Board of Directors; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Patrick Harris Kelsey Weston, MA; English. Lawrence Paul Kempner Dresher, PA; Mar- keting; Delta Tau Delta; Omicron Delta Kap- pa; Pre-law Society; Forum; Marketing Club. Kenneth Elliott King Edison, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Rifle Team; ROTC; Association of the United States Army; Debate Team. Joseph Anthony Kinney, III Maplewood, NJ; Economics; Chi Psi, Rush Chairman; Econom- ics Society; Newman Council; Boxing Club; Varsity Baseball, Captain; Brown and White. Paul Richard Kissner Weston, CT; Electrical Engineering. Cheryl Ann Klein Babylon, NY; Psychology; Softball. Keith Robert Klein Rutherford, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Chi, Vice President, Rush Chairman; Junior Varsity Basketball; Ski Club; Institute of Industrial Engineers. Bryan Andrew Kleppe West Caldwell, NJ; Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President, Pledge Master, Steward, Public Relations Offi- cer; Marketing Club; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Rugby; Boxing Club; Interfra- ternity Council, Representative; WLVR Stu- dent Radio Station. Sara Elizabeth Klinges Paramus, NJ; Archi- tecture; Gryphon Society; Omicron Delta Kappa. Stephen Michael Knightly Chatham Town- ship, NJ; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega, Alumni Relations Officer; Academic All American; Pi Eta Sigma; Hockey Team, President; Finance Club; Newman Council; International Rela- tions Club. Pamela Anne Kobin Livingston, NJ; Finance; Investment Club; Riding Club; Forum; Ski Club. Scott Daniel Koenig Scarsdale, NY; Finance Varsity Rifle Team, Public Relations Officer Senior Class Gift Campaign; Marketing Club Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Fi- nance Club; Investment Club. Charles Edward Kornberger Park Ridge, NJ; Finance; Phi Kappa Theta; Treasurer; Mar- shall Scholar Candidate; Beta Gamma Sigma; Lisa Marie Kouveliotes West Long Branch, NJ; Finance; Alpha Phi, Scholarship Chairper- son; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Gryphon So- ciety; Finance Club; Investment Club. Walter Hamilton Kozloski Farmington, CT; International Relations; Pi Lambda Phi, Steward. Michael Ross Kramer Quakertown, PA; Me- chanical Engineering. James Richard Krapf Birdsboro, PA; Civil En- gineering; Chi Phi, President, Vice President, Rush Chairman; Sparks Memorial Award; Tau Beta Phi; Chi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma; Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers. Jonathan Marc Krasnoff Melrose Park, PA; Accounting; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma. Robert T. Kroepel, Jr. Southold, NY; Biology; Phi Delta Theta, Vice President, House Man- ager, Steward, Executive Council; Varsity Ten- nis; Varsity Soccer; Squash Club; Biology Club. Joyann Allison Kroser Philadelphia, PA; Biology. Mary Theresa Ann Kush Pringle, PA; Ac- counting; Women ' s Varsity Basketball. Russell Ira Kussner Edison, NJ; Computer En- gineering; Institute of Electrical and Electron- ics Engineers; Hillel Society, Treasurer; Le- high Community Volunteers, Vice President, Founder; WLVR Student Radio Station. Benjamin Joseph Labovitz Elkins Park, PA; Finance; Sigma Alpha Mu, House Manager, Post Rush Chairman; Student Activities Coun- cil; Brown and White; Intramurals. Dietmar Laenger Philadelphia, PA; Mechani- cal Engineering; Soccer Club; Ski Club; Amer- ican Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramurals. Margaret Mary LaForce Baldwin, NY; Eco- nomics; Kappa Alpha Theta; Economics Soci- ety, Vice President; Women ' s Soccer, Captain; Senior Class Gift Fund. Ellen Marie Lain Westtown, NY; Mathemat- ics; Women ' s Volleyball; Common Denomina- tor; Lehigh Christian Fellowship. Mong-Ha Damond Lam Kowloon, Hong Kong; Mechanical Engineering; Hong Kong Student Association, Vice President; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Patsy Lam Taipei, Taiwan; Accounting; Chi- nese Student Club; East Asia Society; Hong Kong Student Association; Epitome. Sui Tung Lam Honolulu, HI; Computer Engi- neering; Hong Kong Student Association. Peter Kieran Lambert Melville, NY; Mathematics Economics; Phi Eta Sigma; Alcohol In Moder- ation; Twilight; Economics Society. Peter Skeen Lambeth Schenectady, NY; Economics. Allison Lori Land Margate, NJ; Accounting French; Outstanding College Students of America; Beta Theta Pi Little Sisters; Epit- ome, Features Editor. Susan M. Lang Nutley, NJ; Economics; Mar- keting Club; Student Activities Council, Spe- cial Events Committee. Mitchel Alan Lautenberg Randolph, NJ; Eco- nomics; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kap- pa; Class of 1 904 Scholarship; Economics Soci- ety; Allied Health Professions Society, Chairperson; Intramurals; Outing Club; Fi- nance Club. Nancy E. Lavelle Lynbrook, NY; Accounting; Women ' s Volleyball; Chi Phi Little Sister. Thomas Joseph LeChard Pittsburgh, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Delta Chi; Swimming; Water Polo. Heidi Beth Lechten Newton, MA; Account- ing; Women in Business; Finance Club. Tracy Ellen Lechten Newton, MA; Accounting. Eric Scott Lederer Lake Ronkonkoma, NY; Accounting; Sigma Alpha Mu, Treasurer; Stu- dent Activities Council. Corinne Ann Ledwith Erdenheim, PA; Chemi- cal Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta; Chi Epsi- lon; American Society of Chemical Engineers. Alice S. Lee Clay Shatin, Hong Kong; Indus- trial Engineering; Dean ' s List. Jeffrey K. Lee East Stroudsburg, PA; Industri- al Engineering; National Merit Scholar; Alpha Pi Mu; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Varsi- ty Rifle Team, Captain; Concert Band; Lehigh University Very Modern Ensemble. Minjea Lee Palisades Park, NJ; Finance; Asian Student Association, Vice President; Korean Student Association; Photography Club; Epitome; International Club. Julia Anne Leek Reading, PA; Accounting; Class of 1988 Executive Committee; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Elizabeth Anne Leipski Glen Head, NY; Civil Engineering; Trustee Scholarship; Rotary Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Civil Engineers; Fast Break Club. Suzanne E. Lengyel Trenton, NJ; Urban Stud- ies; Gamma Phi Beta; Varsity Tennis; Market- ing Club. Nancy Ann Leser Cincinnati, OH; Economics; Alpha Omicron Pi, Treasurer, Education Chairperson; Epitome; Forum. Donald Theodore Lettie Montvale, NJ; Mana- gement Finance; Phi Kappa Theta, Sargent- At-Arms. Robin Lisa Levene Woodmere, NY; Accounting. Jennifer Hope Levin Rockville, MD; Electrical Engineering; National Leadership Honor Soci- ety; Residence Halls Council, Secretary, Presi- dent, Forum; Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity. Adam Scott Levine Dix Hills, NY; Biology; Hillel Society, President; Allied Health Profes- sions, Co-Chairperson; Biology Club. Mary Jo Lewis Wilkes-Barre, PA; Mathemat- ics; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Common De- nominator, Founding Co-President. Frank B. Leyden Westport, CT; Finance; Chi Psi; Dean ' s List; Investment Club; Finance Club; Ski Club; Brown and White; Psi Chi, Social Society. Laura Beth Liberman Norwood, MA; Market- ing; Marketing Club; Investment Club. Mamie Allyn Lieberman North Brunswick, NJ; Marketing; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities; Residence Halls Council, Vice President; Gryphon Society; Alpha Phi Omega, President; Dining Committee. Michael Scott Liebman Huntingdon Valley, PA; Computer Science; Psi Upsilon, Recording Secretary, Parliamentarian. David Charles Liebreich Fairfield, CT; Com- puter Engineering; Mountain Under The Star Astronomy Club. Gioia Marie Ligos Long Valley, NJ; Interna- tional Relations; Delta Gamma, Pledge Presi- dent; Omega Society; Panhel, Social Commit- tee; Greek Week Committee; Investment Club; Pre-law Society. Elizabeth Emlen Lindahl Swarthmore, PA; Fi- nance; Epitome; Marketing Club; Women In- volved In Student Education; Women in Business. Robert Todd Lingenfelter Atlantic Highlands, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Fairchild-Martin- dale Student Scholar; International Bank In- tern; Junior Varsity Cross County; Boxing Club; Investment Club; Forum; Financial Aid Committee; Visitor ' s Friendly Committee. Peter Wilhelm Linn Hatboro, PA; Electrical Engineering. Karen Elaine Linnerud Chelmsford, MA; Psy- chology; Alpha Gamma Delta, Steward; I.C.A.R.E.; Alcohol In Moderation; Big Sister Program. Joseph Zygmunt Lipinski Stroudsburg, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager. Eric Bart Lipkind Boca Raton, FL; Account- ing Finance; Ski Club; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management; Brown and White; Marketing Club; Finance Club. Michael Thomas Liptrot Levittown, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Pledge Mas- ter; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma. Louis Adam Litt Cherry Hill, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Alpha Mu; Water Polo; Volleyball; Varsity Band; Tae Kwon Do Club; Student Activities Council, Small Projects Chairman. Jane Marie Litwak Oneida, NY; Foreign Ca- reers; Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society; Intramurals; Mustard and Cheese Drama Soci- ety; Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lehigh Valley. Andy Liu Madison, NJ; Mechanical Engineer- ing; Deming Lewis Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. Jessica Marie Lofgren Oak Park, IL; English; Varsity Basketball; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. David Rittenhouse Long Lancaster, PA Mathematics Engineering Physics; Chi Phi Phi Eta Sigma; Society of Physics Students: Marching ' 97. Joseph Wood Long York, PA; Industrial Engi- neering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; Joseph Boltz Scholarship; Student Activities Council; Interfraternity Council; Jazz Coalition. Marina Carole Longnecker Waynesboro, PA; Accounting; Alpha Omicron Pi, Corresponding Secretary, Alumnae Relations; Forum. Kenneth Charles Lorman Wayside, NJ; Ac- counting; Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman; Brown and White; Annex Activities Chairman. Kerry Jeanne Loughman Port Jefferson Sta- tion, NY; Finance; Dean ' s List; Volleyball. riiors LaForce-Meyer David Christopher Lown Rumson, NJ; Finance. Richard Mark Lown Clarks Summit, PA; Ar- chitecture; Art and Architecture Society; Cy- cling Club. Joseph Joachim Lutsky New Philadelphia. PA; Electrical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. Keith Lutz Randolph, NJ; Management; Rifle Team, Co-Captain. Juliana Luzzatti Ridgewood, NJ; Computer Science; Computer Science and Electrical En- gineering Council, Vice President; Powderpuff Football; Lehigh Big Little Sister Program. Robert Jay Lychak Bethlehem, PA; Finance; Phi Delta Theta, Scholarship Awards Chair- man; Ski Team; Finance Club; Brown and White. William Slavin Lynch Lancaster, PA; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers. Heidi Gail Lynn Framingham, MA; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice Presi- dent; Order of Omega; Society of Women En- gineers; Panhellenic Society, President; Coun- cil of Student Presidents; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society. KA Victoria Helen Mackenzie Chappaqua, NY; History; Gamma Phi Beta, House Manager; Phi Alpha Theta; Sigma Tau Delta. Martha Louise Mackey Pittsburgh, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Parlia- mentarian; Gryphon Society; Balletomane; Jazz Coalition; Lambda Chi Alpha, Crescent. Scott Donald MacMillan Aurora, CO; Mar- keting; Phi Gamma Delta, Treasurer, Social Chairman; WLVR Student Radio Station. Robert Michael Madigan, Jr. Scranton, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Intramural Volley- ball, Softball and Football; Jazz Band; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers. Mary Ellen Maher Verona, NJ; Chemical En- gineering; Chi Delphia; Epitome; Progressive Student Alliance; Lehigh University Volun- teers; Society of Women Engineers; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; College Democrats. Lawrence Edward Maitlin Livingston, NJ; Finance Marketing; Sigma Alpha Mu, Steward, Social Chairman; Intramurals; Hillel Society; Mar- keting Club; Student Activities Council, Secu- rity, Special Activities. Gilbert Michael Mancuso Wyomissing, PA; Government; Brown and White, Photography Editor; Epitome, Photography Staff; Ama- ranth; Marching ' 97. Dena C. Mangini Commack, NY; Govern- ment; Pi Sigma Alpha; Dean ' s List; Pre-law Society; Gryphon Society. Keith Richard Marchiando Allentown, PA; Fi- nance; Phi Kappa Theta, Recording Secretary; Beta Gamma Sigma, President. Kirsten Marie Markealli Broomall, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Trustee Scholarship; Intra- murals; Women Involved in Student Educa- tion; Big Sister; Society of Women Engineers; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Michael Scott Marquis Chicago, IL; Industri- al Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, House Man- ager; Water Polo; I.C.A.R.E. Gregory Robert Marsh Long Valley, NJ; Fi- nance; Delta Tau Delta; Boxing Club; Invest- ment Club; Finance Club; Association of Colle- giate Entrepreneurs; Hockey Club. Christopher V. Marshall Toms River, NJ; Ar- chitecture; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; Varsity Swim Team, Captain; Gryphon Society. David Bryn Martin West Chester, PA; Chemi- cal Engineering; Theta Chi; Army ROTC; Ski Team, Vice President. Peter Karl Martin Flemington, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Zeta Psi, Social Chairman; Eta Kappa Nu; Omicron Delta Kappa; Soccer. John Joseph Matranga Rye Brook, NY; Chemical Engineering; Ultimate Frisbee Team, President. Patricia Matthews Brooklyn, NY; Industrial Engineering; Soccer; Cross Country. Robert Wayne Matthews Philadelphia, PA; Electrical Engineering; Theta Xi, Vice Presi- dent, Intramural Manager. Erik Karl Mauch River Vale, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Cycling Club, Treasurer; Invest- ment Club; Institute of Industrial Engineers. Eric John Maurer Morristown, NJ; Account- ing; Pi Kappa Alpha, Rush Chairman, Com- munity Relations Chairman; Volleyball Team; Interfraternity Council, Rush and Social Com- mittees; Brown and White. Gerard Arthur McAleenan Bronxville, NY; Electrical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi. David John McAusland Maplewood, NJ; Fi- nance; Delta Chi, Social Chairman; Interfra- ternity Council, Social Committee. Linda Jeanne McClung Drexel Hill, PA; In- dustrial Engineering; Gamma Phi Beta, House Manager, Rush Counselor; Senior Class Gift Committee; Institute of Industrial Engineers. William Ross McCluskey LaGrange, NY; Fi- nance; Sigma Nu; Investment Club. Tracey Anne McCord Long Valley, NJ; Fi- nance; Gamma Phi Beta, Standards Chairper- son, Pledge Educator; Investment Club; Ski Club; Senior Class Officer. Kristin Elizabeth McCormick Marlton, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Eastman Kodak Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Student Activities Council, Executive Committee. John T. McDonald Cinnaminson, NJ; Me- chanical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Patricia Ann McElwee Millington, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Society of Women En- gineers; Equestrian Club. David B. McFall Scotch Plains, NJ; History- Foreign Careers; Pi Lambda Phi; Track and Field; Rugby. Joseph M. McGarvey Philadelphia, PA; Fi- nance; Varsity Basketball; Investment Club; Senior Gift Campaign. Edmund Howard McHugh Haverford, PA; Computer Science. Kevin Francis McNulty West Nyack, NY; Ac- counting; Kappa Sigma; Ski Club, Treasurer. Mary Cecilia McShane La Jolla, CA; Psychol- ogy; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List. Meighan M. Meeker Wading River, NY; Marketing; Alpha Gamma Delta, Activities Chairperson; Alcohol In Moderation; Market- ing Club. Johanna Elizabeth MeGerle Montvale, NJ; Studio Art; Marketing Club. Beth Anne Melkmann Port Washington, NY; English Psychology; Alpha Omicron Pi; Le- high University Volunteers; Lehigh Valley Big Brother Big Sister Program; Brown and White. Jeffrey Stuart Meltzer Hewlett, NY; Industri- al Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; Institute of Industrial Engineers. Lisa Ann Memoli Paramus, NJ; Marketing; Alpha Gamma Delta; Fairchild-Martindale Scholar; Dean ' s List; Pre-law Society; Market- ing Club; Amnesty International; Women in Business. David Paul Mengers Boothwyn, PA; Architec- ture; Chi Phi, President, Pledge Master; Jazz Ensemble, President; Concert Band, Manager; Marching ' 97, Student Conductor. Richard Lawrence Menker Short Hills, NJ; Finance; Investment Club; Finance Club; Mar- keting Club. Catharine Ann Merley Rochester, NY; Eco- nomics; Dean ' s List; Women Involved In Stu- dent Education; Big Little Sister Program. James Edward Meyer Kutztown, PA; Comput- er Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Tae Kwon Do Club. 369 Robert Meyerriecks Branchville, NJ; Mechan- ical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; 1988 Class Executive Committee. James Nufre Miades Radnor, PA; Geology; Theta Xi, House Chaplain; Geology Club. Brian Shawn Middlebrook Hackettstown, NJ; Accounting; Gryphon Society; Jack Barnett Scholar; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Alpha Theta; Intramural Manager; Big Brother Volunteer. Lisa Gail Milano Allendale, N J; Finance; Pho- tography; Marketing. Lori Jean Militello Hampton Bays, NY; Finance. Jason Barnett Miller Edison, NJ; Accounting; Delta Chi, Treasurer; Investment Club; Stu- dent Activities Council; Interfraternity Council. Jeffrey Stewart Miller Summit, NJ; Account- ing; Sigma Nu, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Phi Eta Sigma. Richard Edward Miller Kingston, PA; Electri- cal Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Academic Chairman, Freshman Leadership Council; Charles R. Wylie Award; Harry and Mary Vitzhum Scholarship; Eta Kappa Nu; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Man- agement Society. R. Scott Mime Ocean, NJ; Marketing; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Social Chairman; Hillel Society; WLVR Student Radio Station; Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs. Holly Tate Missimer Kenilworth, IL; Psychol- ogy; Delta Gamma, Assistant Vice President, Pledge Educator; House Manager; Class of 1988 Executive Committee. Siddhartha Mitra Benbrook, TX; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Gryphon Society; Milton Roy Sheen Memorial Scholarship. Samuel A. Moggio Andover, MA; Philosophy; Pi Kappa Alpha, Steward, Secretary, Scholar- ship Chairman, Community Relations Chair- man, Alumni Relations Chairman; Philosophy Club. Robert John Molloy Silver Spring, Psychology. MD; Mary Molnar Newtown, CT; Computer Sci- ence; Alpha Gamma Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Membership Chairperson, Comput- er Committee Chairperson; Computing Soci- ety; Computer Science Engineering, Faculty Board; Big Sister Program. Bruce Stephan Moloznik Philadelphia, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi; Interfra- ternity Council, Vice President. James Thomas Mongillo Watch Hill, RI; In- dustrial Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi, Social Chairman, Vice President, President; Varsity Ice Hockey; Interfraternity Council; Brown and White. Maria Lucille Montanti Staten Island, NY; Management and Marketing; Swim Team; Marketing Club. Robert Gregory Montenegro Franklin Lakes, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Social Chairman. Matthew Rease Moog East Aurora, NY; Biol- ogy; Dean ' s List; Health Professions Advisory Committee; WLVR Student Radio Station. Jonggu Moon Merrick, NY; Computer Sci- ence; Mountain Under the Star Astronomy Club; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; Tae Kwon Do Club. Harold Clayton Moore Bridgewater, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Harold Horn Award; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma. Jeffrey Thomas Moore Ridgewood, NJ; Me- chanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Ski Club. Katherine Ann Moore Wayne, NJ; Finance; Gamma Phi Beta; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Beta Sigma; Women ' s Ski Team; Powderpuff Football. Patrick Daniel Moran New Providence, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, Vice President, House Manager; Investment Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Fast Break Club. Steven Philip Morenberg Westfield, NJ; Jour- nalism; Williams Prize in English Composition; Brown and White, Features Editor, Copy Editor. Ronald Daniel Moritz, Jr. Allentown, PA; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Ski Club. Kevin Francis Morley Commack, NY; Electri- cal Engineering; Chi Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Charles Joseph Morris, III Granville, OH; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; Golf; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Robert F. Mortlock Warminster, PA; Chemi- cal Engineering; William H. Chandle Chemis- try Prize; Robert C. Hicks Award; Tau Beta Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Ameri- can Institute of Chemical Engineers; ROTC; Ranger Club; Scabbard and Blade. Andris Stewart Morton Locust Valley, NY; Finance; Sigma Chi, House Manager. Bridget Elizabeth Morton Red Lion, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Women ' s Swim Team; Chi Delphia, Social Chairperson; Student Fac- ulty Cou ncil. Pamela Sedgwick Moschetti Short Hills, NJ; Government; Alpha Omicron Pi, Recording Secretary. Marius Andy Moscovici Cherry Hill, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Sen- tinel; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Tae Kwon Do Club, Secretary; Lehigh University Volunteers. Pamela Ann Moser Gilbertsville, PA; Bio- chemistry; Kappa Alpha Theta, Editor; Dean ' s List; Kappa Alpha Theta Scholarship Award; American Chemical Society; Gryphon Society; Dining Committee; Chi Delphia, Alumnae Sec- retary; Class of 1988 Executive Committee, Chairperson. Suzanne Moyer Macungie, PA; Finance; Aer- obics; Investment Club; Big Little Sister. Mark David Mozgowiec Moosic, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; John R. Wagner Award; Tau Beta Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Choir; Lehigh University Volunteers. Robert Joseph Mueller Far Hills, NJ; History; Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman, Rush Chair- man; Ski Club, President, Vice President; In- terfraternity Council, Social Committee. Matthew Thomas Murray Mt. Kisco, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Ski Club. Cathy Lynn Musto Springfield, NJ; Management. Barron Torrey Nagle Audubon, PA; Industrial Engineering; Sigma Phi, Secretary, Steward. Joseph Rocco Nardone Wilkes-Barre, PA; Marketing Urban Studies; Delta Phi, Pledge Advisor, Recording Secretary; Water Polo; WLVR Student Radio Station, Program Di- rector, General Manager. True Due Nguyen Bethlehem, PA; Electrical Engineering. John Quentin Nicastro Katonah, NY; Me- chanical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, Intramural Manager, Academic Chairman. Jeffrey Scott Nicholas Rochester, NY; Elec- trical Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Intramurals; ROTC. Kenneth Edward Nipps Westford, MA; Me- chanical Engineering. Maryellen Noreika Pittsburgh, PA; Biology; Dean ' s List; Cross Country. Maureen P. Nulty Woodbury, CT; Interna- tional Relations; Kappa Alpha Theta, Pledge President, Deputy Rush; Senior Class Gift Campaign, Annual Fund; International Rela- tions Club; Women Involved In Student Edu- cation; Big Little Sister; Women in Business. Frank Joseph Nuzzi Oyster Bay, NY; Me- chanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sig- Seniors Meyerriecks-Politziner ma; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, President; Intramurals; Student-Faculty Council Officer; Lehigh University Volunteer; Big Brother Volunteer. Lisa Kathleen O ' Connor Silver Spring, MD Electrical Engineering; Gryphon Society WLVR Student Radio Station; Soccer Club Forum. William John O ' Donnell Media, PA; Account- ing; Theta Xi, President; Rugby; Football Club. Michael Patrick O ' Neill Sao Paulo, Brazil; International Relations; Sigma Chi, Chapter Editor. Donna Marie Orlando Old Lyme, CT; Ac- counting; Alpha Phi. Marshall, Steward; Beta Alpha Psi; Dean ' s List. Regina Hilda Ostergaard West Long Branch, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Pi Mu; Dean ' s List; Industrial Engineering Council; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Women ' s Soccer Club; Women Involved In Student Edu- cation; Lehigh University Volunteers; I.C.A.R.E. John Charles Otto Whippany, NJ; Accounting. Maria-Ines Helen Owczarek Bethlehem, PA; Marketing; Women in Business; Women In- volved In Student Education; Big Little Sister Committee; Investment Club, Secretary; Mar- keting Club. Michael John Owsiany Aston, PA; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu, Vice President, Re- corder; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, President; Outstanding College Students of America; Air Force ROTC, Vice Command- er; Arnold Air Society; Newman Council; In- terfraternity Council, Social Committee. Jeffrey Allen Pachter Bethlehem, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, House Manager; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Maria Linda Pacifico Bala Cynwyd, PA; Management; Epitome; Progressive Student Alliance. Susan Marie Padjen Bethlehem, PA; Industri- al Engineering; Industrial Engineering Coun- cil; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Women Involved In Stu- dent Education. Lisa Ann Palazzi Scranton, PA; Finance; Dean ' s List; Forum; Chi Phi Little Sisters; Spanish Club. Edward R. Palevich Dunmore, PA; Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager, Assistant Rush Chairman; Marketing Club. Irwin Bennett Panitch Fort Washington, PA; Accounting; Chi Psi, Pledge Master; Beta Al- pha Psi. Robin Marie Paoli Ridgewood, NJ; Account- ing; Forum; Epitome. David Robert Papillo White Plains, NY; Me- chanical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, Academic Chairman, Parliamentarian. Hyun-Young Park Seoul, Korea; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha Theta; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Invest- ment Club; Photography Club. Suzy S. Park Roslyn, NY; Economics; Alpha Phi. Lynn Marion Parrish Weston, MA; Psycholo- gy; Psi Chi; Progressive Student Alliance; Equestrian Club. Cornelia A. Pasche New Brunswick, NJ; Biol- ogy; Lehigh University Volunteers; WLVR Student Radio Station; Big Little Sister Pro- gram; East Asian Society; Epitome; College Democrats. Michael J. Pasquito, Jr. Ewing, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Zeta Psi; Baseball. Gregg F. Paster Tenafly, NJ; History; Alpha Sigma Phi, House Editor; Football; Visiting Lectu rers Committee. Larry Guy Paul, Jr. Allentown, PA; Civil Engi- neering; American Society of Civil Engineers. Peter Jonathan Pearlman Wayne, NJ; Fi- nance; Investment Club; WLVR Student Ra- dio Station; Lehigh Community Volunteer Group, President. Matthew Peter Pennell Lebanon Township, NJ; Computer Science; Tennis. Joseph A. Pensabene, III Glenside, PA; Ac- counting; Chi Psi, Concessions Manager; Dean ' s List; Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Basketball, Manager; Psi Chi Social Club; Outing Club. Richard Anthony Pensabene Cherry Hill, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Engineering Expo, Committee. Michael Christian Petersen Mountaintop, PA; Mathematics; Football. Christine Noel Peterson Summit, NJ; Electri- cal Engineering; St. Peter ' s Lutheran Church Campus Ministry; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society; Varsity Band; Concert Band; March- ing ' 97; Residence Halls Council; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister; Choral Union. Tracy Petrucelli Durham, CT; Accounting. Brian Jonathan Petula Factoryville, PA; Gov- ernment; Delta Chi, Intramural Chairman, So- cial Chairman; Judo Club; Tae Kwon Do Club; Philosophy Club; Pre-law Club. John Joseph Pfeiffer Stratford, CT; Market- ing; Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist; Dean ' s List; Student Activities Council, Publicity Chair- man; Interfraternity Council, Greek Week Coordinator. John Stephen Phillips Oakland, NJ; Finance; Delta Phi. William Andrew Phillips Holliston, MA; In- dustrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Pres- ident; Interfraternity Council; Interfraternity Judiciary Committee. Janet Florence Pickens Cranbury, NJ; Mar- keting; Gamma Phi Beta, Corresponding Sec- retary; Who ' s Who in American College Stu- dents; Gryphon Society; Forum; Marketing Club; Brown and White; Hockey; Lacrosse; I.C.A.R.E.; Executive Class Committee; Big- Little Sister Program. J. Miguel Elizalde Picornell Manila, Philli- pines; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronics Engineers; Squash Club; Soccer Club; Fast Break Club. Todd Lloyd Piercy Cherry Hill, NJ; Finance; Alpha Kappa Society, President, Treasurer; Fraternity Management Association, Vice Chairman; Investment Club. Steven Todd Pietruszynski Wyomissing, PA; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi, Vice Presi- dent, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Katherine Ann Plaia Mineola, NY; Foreign Careers; Alpha Omicron Pi, Membership Edu- cator; Class Officer, Vice President; Marketing Club; I.C.A.R.E.; Forum; Newman Council; Order of Omega; Lehigh Big Little Sister. Anne Marie Plympton Randolph, NJ; Fi- nance; Delta Gamma; Lacrosse; Powderpuff Football; Marketing Club; Finance Club; Fo- rum; Panhel Rush Counselor; Theta Chi Little Sister. Philip Andrew Poche King of Prussia, PA; Accounting; Theta Xi, Steward, Assistant Treasurer, Historian; Lacrosse. Stuart Ira Podell Rockville, MD; Electrical Engineering; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Scholarship Chairman, Parliamentarian; Institute of Elec- trical and Electronics Engineers; Marching ' 97; Varsity Band. Margo Ann Polak Piscataway, NJ; Industrial Engineering. Michael Andrew Polito, Jr. Westward, NJ; Accounting; Delta Phi, President; Hockey Club. Aimee Ilene Politziner North Brunswick, NJ; Finance; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Student Activities Council; Finance Club. David Stuart Pollard Franklin Lakes, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Tae Kwon Do Club. April Denise Pompa West Hazleton, PA; Mathematics; Common Denominator; Lehigh Christian Fellowship; College Republicans; In- vestment Club. Michael Andrew Potts Flint, MI; Mechanical Engineering; Award of Bethlehem Fabricators; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Dean ' s List; Amer- ican Society of Mechancial Engineers; Intramurals. Richard William Potts, Jr. North Caldwell, NJ; Computer Science; Phi Sigma Kappa, President, Vice President, Social Chairman; Phi Eta Sigma; Interfraternity Council, Repre- sentative, Social Chairman; Fraternity Man- agement Association, Board of Directors. Marc Baden Powell Westfield, NJ; Finance; Sigma Nu; Investment Club; Pre-law Society; Rugby Club. Yvonne Michele Pramik Catasauqua, PA; In- dustrial Engineering. Dale Anthony Prestipino Wilmington, DE; Electrical Engineering. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Rugby Club. Andrew Jay Proctor Trumball, CT; Economic- s International Relations. Gregory Barron Prybylski Westport, CT; Fi- nance; Theta Chi, Treasurer; Fraternity Man- agement Association; Treasurer ' s Council; Bethlehem Youth Soccer Coach. Steven C. Ragazzo Edison, NJ; Civil Engineer- ing; American Society of Chemical Engineers. Liza Beth Ralston Bedford, MA; Psychology; Residence Life Office, Calendar Committee; Twilight Committee; Young Americans for Freedom Club. Maria Rappoccio Clark, NJ; English Govern- ment; Kappa Alpha Theta, Rush Chairperson, Assistant Rush; Who ' s Who Among College Students; Sigma Tau Delta English Honorary Society; Pre-law Society; Ski Club; Brown and White; WLVR Student Radio Station; Annual Fund. Richard Wade Rebh Hightstown, NJ; Psychol- ogy; Sigma Chi, Social Chairman, Interfrater- nity Council Representative, Historian; Foot- ball; Brown and White; Marketing Club; Urban Contemporary Society. Mark Alan Redmann Summit, NJ; Computer Engineering; Psi Upsilon, Intramural Manag- er, Alumni Representative; Institute of Electri- cal and Electronics Engineers; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Fast Break Club. Edward Jeremy Reich Mamaroneck, NY; Government; Sigma Alpha Mu. John Donald Reilly St. Charles, MO; Finance; Theta Delta Chi, Corresponding Secretary; Soccer; Investment Club. David Matthew Remnitz Purdys, NY; Com- puter Engineering; Intramurals; Hillel Society; WLVR Student Radio Station; Residence Halls Council, Council of Presidents. Mary Elizabeth Pucillo Mount Vernon, NY; Government Philosophy; Newman Council, Ricky B. Resnik Scarsdale, NY; Finance President; Big Little Sister Program. Susan L. Puckhaber Somers, NY; Accounting; Investment Club; Finance Club. Elizabeth Ratcliffe Pulver Villanova, PA; Eco- nomics; Gamma Phi Beta, President; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta; Order of Omega, Vice President; Peer Counsel- or; Ski Club. Marie Elena R. Puma Sayville, NY; History; Pre-law Society; Investment Club; Phi Alpha Theta; Spanish Cl ub; Music. Andrew James Quigley Maplewood, NJ; Fi- nance; Chi Phi. Neal Stephen Quinter Boca Raton, FL; Fi- nance; Delta Chi; Soccer; Cheerleading; Fo- rum; Alpha Phi Omega; Alumni Fund Orga- nizer; Senior Class Gift Solicitor. Ronald Paul Radtke Plainsboro, NJ; Finance; Chi Phi, Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List. Peter King Reville Scarsdale, NY; Marketing; Phi Delta Theta, House Manager, Steward, Alumni Secretary. Robert E. Richter Holmdel, NJ; Accounting; Delta Sigma Phi; Tae Kwon Do Club. Catherine Lynn Riddell Chatham, NJ; Mar- keting; Alpha Omicron Pi, Vice President, In- tramural Manager; Marketing Club; Women Involved In Student Education; Panhel Rush Counselor. Jennifer Kathryn Riddell London, United Kingdom; Statistics; Chi Delphia; Progressive Student Alliance. James Thomas Rieder Springfield, PA; Eco- nomics; Delta Phi, House Historian. Kevin R. Rife Jenkintown, PA; Accounting. Anthony Thomas Rinaldi Secaucus, NJ; Me- chanical Engineering; Varsity Baseball, Captain. Michael Gerald Rinaldi West Sayville, NY; Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Jack Barnett Scholar; Fred Gipp Achievement Award; Pep- perdine Volleyball; Burrowing Club, President; Investment Club; Senior Class Executive Committee. Adam Michael Riss Harrison, NY; Computer Science; Dean ' s List; Wrestling; Debate Team; Theater; Marketing Club; Amaranth. Sharon Ann Rissmeyer West Milford, NJ; Ac- counting; Dean ' s List; Beta Alpha Psi; Cross Country, Manager; Chi Delphia; Investment Club; Women Involved In Student Education. Scott Putnam Rizza Topsfield, MA; Computer Engineering; Gryphon Society. Michelle Marie Robertson Croton-On-Hud- son, NY; Computer Science; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Ski Club; Epitome; Forum; Mar- keting Club. Susan Elizabeth Roden Colts Neck, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Delta Chi Little Sister, Vice President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Swim Club, Captain; Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronics Engineers, Secretary; Ski Club; Photog- raphy Club. Linda Marie Rondinelli Holmdel, NJ; Man- agement; Alpha Omicron Pi, Chapter Rela- tions Chairperson, Public Relations Chairperson. Charles Christopher Rose Brookfield, CT; Me- chanical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi, House Manager. Eric Seth Rosenberg Emerson, NJ; Finance; Alpha Chi Rho, Treasurer. Pamela Michele Rosenblatt North Caldwell, NJ; Economics; Gryphon Society, President; I.C.A.R.E.; Council of Student Presidents; Le- high Lafayette Planning Committee, Forum. Lisa Beth Rosenfeld Monsey, NY; Govern- ment; Kappa Alpha Theta, Alumni Relations, Editor; Pre-law Society; Big Little Sister Pro- gram; Hillel Society. James Leon Rosenthal Huntingdon Valley, PA; Finance; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Cal- endar Chairman; Dean ' s List; Brown and White; Investment Club. Enrique Alberto Ross Mexico, DF; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Chaplain, Histo- rian; Computer Science and Electrical Engi- neering Club; Soccer Club; Listening Line; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma. Renee Linda Ross White Plains, NY; Ac- counting; Alpha Phi; Student Activit ies Coun- cil; Brown and White, Business Staff; Senior Class Gift Campaign. David John Rossi Cheshire, CT; Finance; Al- pha Epsilon Pi, Treasurer; Finance Club, Treasurer. Weld Florence Royal Princeton, NJ; Govern- ment; Alpha Phi, Internal Social; Dean ' s List; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Alysha Lind Ruddiman Blauvelt, NY; Psy- chology; Alpha Gamma Delta, Ritual Chair- person; Psi Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Dance Club; Equestrian Club; Dean ' s List. Pollard-Shah John Francis Ruff, Jr. New Rin Civil Engineering. , PA; Scott Leon Runkle Felton, PA; Electrical En- gineering; Pi Lambda Phi, Athletics Chairman; Air Force ROTC; Progressive Student Alliance. Susan Mary Ruppert Fanwood, NJ; Mathe- matics; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; The Com- mon Denominator, Founding Co-President; Women ' s Soccer Club. Timothy Edward Russell East Patchogue, NY; Marketing; Varsity Basketball; Marketing Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Matthew Seth Russo Syosset, NY; Account- ing; Sigma Alpha Mu, Pledge Master, Rush Chairman; Brown and White, Advertising Manager. Craig Edwards Rust Bethlehem, PA; Market- ing; Chi Psi, Vice President, Historian; Soccer; Marketing Club; Interfraternity Council; So- cial Committee. Bruce Steven Sachais Florham Park, NJ; Chemistry; Class of 1904 Scholarship; A. A. Dietenderfer Award; Jazz Coalition; Concert Band; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Lehigh University Very Modern Ensemble. Paula Joan Sagerman Short Hills, NJ; Archi- tecture; Sigma Phi Epsilon Goldenheart Rush Chairperson; Soccer, Manager; Ski Club. Frederic Vincent Salerno Harrison, NY; In- dustrial Engineering; Delta Upsilon, Secretary, Social Chairman; Institute of Industrial Engineers. Cynthia Ann Santella New Canaan, CT; Psy- chology; Gamma Phi Beta, PACE Officer, Panhel Delegate; Panhellenic Council; Senior Class Gift Campaign, Sorority Chairperson; Big Little Sister Program. Andrew Barton Sarver Towson, MD; Industri- al Engineering; Sigma Nu, Alumni Contact Officer, House Manager; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Varsity Lacrosse; Intramurals; In- terfraternity Council, Judicial Committee; As- sociation of Collegiate Entrepreners. Joseph Richard Saviano Harrison, NY; Fi- nance; Kappa Sigma, Pledge Educator; Beta Alpha Psi; Ski Club. James Gerard Scalcione Massapequa, NY; Electrical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi; Trustee Scholarship; Bernard H. Jacobson Scholarship; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Judo Club; Boxing Club. Lisa Ann Scali Tillson, NY; Economics- French; Modern Foreign Language Scholar- ship; Dorothy Dexter Scholarship; Baker Trustee Scholarship; Scholarship For Study Abroad; Dean ' s List; Economics Society; Amaranth. Jeanne M. Scanlon Elkins Park, PA; Social Relations; Alpha Omicron Pi; Student Athletic Trainer; Admissions Office Volunteer; Intra- murals Volunteer. Marian Kelly Scantzos Clarks Summit, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Photography Club; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister; Equestrian Club. Tracy Ann Scarlato Allentown, PA; Finance; Gamma Phi Beta; Dean ' s List; Sigma Tau Del- ta; Finance Club. Andrew Victor Schantz Allentown, PA; For- eign Careers; Alpha Tau Omega; Varsity Wrestling. Mary Margaret Scharf Allentown, PA; Indus- trial Engineering; Institute of Industrial Engi- neers; Society of Women Engineers. Richard Evan Scherek Merrick, NY; Comput- er Engineering; Phi Kappa Psi, President, Rush Chairman, Pledge Master; WLVR Student Radio Station. Lynne Ann Schiller Pittsburgh, PA; Computer Engineering; Computer Science Electrical En- gineering Council; Outing Club; Powderpuff Football; Alpha Sigma Kappa; Newman Asso- ciation; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Glenn Joseph Schleicher Windsor, CT; Com- puter Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Class of 1904 Award; Tau Beta Pi. Geoff Lee Schneider Boca Raton, FL; Finance; Campus Band Southside Jam . Sage Lyn Schoenfeld Bellmore, NY; Account- ing; Tau Epsilon Phi Little Sister; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice President; Epit- ome; Pre-law Society; Varsity Band; Hillel Society. Peter Frederick Schoenrock Madison, CT; In- dustrial Engineering. Carol Dale Schreiber Brooklyn, NY; Journal- ism; Sigma Tau Delta; Public Relations Stu- dent Society of America; Brown and White. Michael Jacob Schuftan Livingston, NJ; Fi- nance; Sigma Alpha Mu; Dean ' s List. Bruce Allan Schult Summit, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Chi, Secretary, Historian; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramural Sports. Karl Eugene Schultz New Providence, NJ; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta, President; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. Linda Renee Schultz Bethlehem, PA; Ac- counting; Varsity Baseball, Statistician; Chi Delphia; Lehigh University Volunteers. Robert Deacon Schultz Fort Washington, PA; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; The Naviga- tors; Senior Class Gift Committee. Caleb B. Schwartz Pomona, NY; Finance; Del- ta Phi, Social Chairman; Investments Club; Tour Guide; Peer Counselor. David Allen Schwartz Glencoe, IL; Industrial Engineering Psychology; Tau Epsilon Phi, Scribe, Rush Chairman, Public Relations; Lis- tening Line; Philosophy Club; Hillel Society. Fritz Louis Schweitzer, III Darien, CT; Me- chanical Engineering; Sigma Chi, Tribune, Safety and Ecology; Rugby. Peter Jennings Scott New Canaan, CT; Indus- trial Engineering; Kappa Sigma, President; Sigma Tau Delta; Ice Hockey. Thomas Joseph Seibold Easton, PA; Finance; Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman; Track; Ski Club. Stacy Beth Seiden Ossining, NY; Social Relations. Eric Louis Sejourne Boca Raton, FL; Mechan- ical Engineering; Zeta Psi, Historian; Varsity Soccer. Timothy David Selleck Pelham, NY; Metal- lurgy and Materials Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Pledge Warden, Steward. Wendy Anne Selzer Reading, MA; Psycholo- gy; ROTC Scholarship; Association of the United States Army; Scabbard and Blade; Fast Track. Lisa Ann Seminski Endwell, NY; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Phi, Panhel Delegate, In- ternal Social; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; Student Activities Council, President; Panhel, Publicity Chairper son. Jeffrey Alan Senior Upper Montclair, NJ; In- dustrial Engineering; Zeta Psi; Institute of In- dustrial Engineers; Varsity Lacrosse; Student Activities Council. Terri Ann Serfass Bethel, CT; Finance Mar- keting; Gamma Phi Beta; Marketing Club; In- vestment Club; Brown and White; Gryphon Society. Stephen C. Sesko New Hyde Park, NY; Elec- trical Engineering; Delta Chi; Institute of Elec- trical and Electronics Engineers; Industrial En- gineering Robotics Project Coordinator. Loreena Louise Sgrignoli Enola, PA; Mechan- ical Engineering; Trustee Scholarship; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Volleyball; Tae Kwon Do Club. Jeanne Marie Shaffer Clarence Center, NY; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi, Vice President, Rush Chairperson; Junior and Senior Class Treasurer; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Chintan A. Shah Ahmedabad, India; Industri- al Engineering Finance; Indian Students Asso- ciation; Marketing Club; Ski Club. 373 Sunil Shah Hazlet, NJ; Biology; Gryphon So- ciety; Biology Club. Joe-Victor Shammas Roslyn, NY; Management Finance; Dean ' s List; Cheerleading; Bridge Club; Investment Club; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Robin Lynne Shatto West Long Branch, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Delta Gamma, Fund Raising Chairperson; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Field Hockey. Kevin Patrick Sheehan Rumson, NJ; Comput- er Science; Outstanding College Students of America; Delta Sigma Pi. Laura Jean Shepherd Edison, NJ; Internation- al Relations Journalism; Phi Beta Kappa; Om- icron Delta Kappa; Sigma Iota Rho; Interna- tional Relations Club, President; Brown and White, Managing Editor, Editor. Elizabeth Anne Sher Rockville, MD; Industri- al Engineering; Institute of Industrial Engi- neers; Chi Delphia; Lehigh University Volun- teers; Brown and White. Ralph Lyle Shields, Jr. Bethlehem, PA; Indus- trial Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta, House Manager; Ski Team; Brown and White. Larraine Chung-An Shih Tenafly, NJ; Inter- national Relations; WLVR Student Radio Sta- tion; Marketing Club; East Asia Society; Resi- dence Hall Council; Investment Club; Beta Theta Pi Little Sisters; International Relations Club. Stephanie Illona Sichko Hawthorne, NJ; Marketing; Dean ' s List; Choral Union; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters. Sharon Lee Siegel Lakewood, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Delta Gamma, Chairperson of Fraternity Education; Gryphon Society; Choir. Michael Adam Silver Great Neck, NY; Fi- nance; Theta Delta Chi, Master of Ceremonies; Progressive Students Alliance. Aileen Vicki Silverman Staten Island, NY; Psychology; Alpha Gamma Delta, Publicity Chairperson; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi, Vice President. Jennifer Gwynne Silverman Ramsey, NJ; Journalism; Dean ' s List; Williams Scholarship for Journalism; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Tau Delta; Brown and White; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society; Alpha Epsilon Pi Little Sister. Paul Edward Simon Mountainville, NJ; Fi- nance; Pi Kappa Alpha, Alumni Chairman; WLVR Student Radio Station, News Director. Scott David Simoneau West Milford, NJ; Me- chanical Engineering. Susan Anne Sindaco Northport, NY; Market- ing; Kappa Alpha Theta; Wind Ensemble; Marketing Club; Lehigh University Very Mod- ern Ensemble. Shari Beth Sitkoff Malverne, NY; Finance; Alpha Phi, Treasurer; Senior Class Gift Cam- paign; Student Activities Council; Brown and White; Finance Club. Mary Anne Skillman West Orange, NJ; Ac- counting; Gamma Phi Beta, Collegiate Alumni Relations; Dean ' s List. Caryn Beth Sklar Woodmere, NY; Computer Science; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society; Computing Society; Hillel Society. Scott Edward Davis Skyrm Allendale, NJ; Economics International Relations; Psi Upsi- lon, Vice President, Treasurer, Steward; Vin- tage Sports Car Club of America. Anne Marie Slack Ringoes, NJ; English In- ternational Relations; Outstanding College Students of America; Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Sig- ma Alpha; Committee for Nuclear Awareness, Secretary; Varsity Band; Chi Delphia. John Martin Slanski, Jr. Trumbull, CT; Met- allurgy and Materials Engineering; Tau Epsi- lon Phi, House Manager, Chaplain; Student Metallurgy Society. Steven Slutzky Port Washington, NY; Fi- nance; Intramural Manager; Finance Club; Student Leadership Conference. Charles Christopher Smith Carlisle, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Amateur Radio Club. Kathryn Weber Smith Middletown, NJ; Sta- tistics; Kappa Alpha Theta, Activities Chair- person, Purchase Fund Chairperson; Mathe- matics Club. Marybeth Patricia Smith Toms River, NJ; Government; Outstanding College Students of America; Law and Legal Institutions Society; Senior Class Gift Committee; Junior Class Ex- ecutive Committee; Freshman Class Orienta- tion Committee; Investment Club; Senior Class Executive Committee. Neil Spencer Smith Roslyn, NY; Finance; As- sociation of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Invest- ment Club; Finance Club. Susan Amy Smith Vergennes, VT; Marketing; Marching ' 97; Marketing Club; Varsity Band. Tina Louise Smith West Dover, VT; Social Relations; Ski Team, Treasurer; Marching ' 97, Publicity Staff Assistant; Concert Band. Amy Lynne Smithwick East Hampton, CT; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil En gineers, Treasurer; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister. Jeffrey Allan Snyder Bethlehem, PA; Geology; Phi Beta Kappa; Geology Club; Russian Club. Jeffrey Shepard Sohm Scarsdale, NY; Fi- nance; Sigma Chi, Tribune, Chapter Editor; Football; Rugby. Paul Erbin Solomon Kingsville, MD; Mechan- ical Engineering; Chi Phi, Social Chairman. Christopher Louis Soltesz Redding, CT; Chemical Engineering; Outstanding College Students of America; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Chess Club. Thomas Andrew Summers Telford, PA; Fi- nance; Dean ' s List; Beta Gamma Sigma, Vice President; Investment Club. Steven Paul Sonleiter Orange, CT; Interna- tional Relations; Mountain Under the Star As- tronomy Club. Jamie Ann Sorcher Freehold, NJ; Journalism; Delta Gamma; Outstanding College Students of America; Varsity Cheerleading, Business Manager; Rush Counselor; Brown and White; Senior Class Gift Committee. Marc Eric Sorini Maywood, NJ; History. Douglas B. Spengel East Brunswick, NJ; Chemical Engineering; Dean ' s List; Outstand- ing College Students of America; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Tau Beta Pi; American Institute of Chemi- cal Engineers; Intramurals; Ski Club; Outdoor Club. Tadd Christopher Spiegel Lebanon, NJ; Ac- counting Finance; Delta Phi; Dean ' s List; Out- standing College Students of America; Invest- ment Club. Jillian Karyn Spitalnik New City, NY; Fi- nance; Alpha Phi, Panhel Officer, Panhel Dele- gate; Gamma Phi Alpha Award; Dean ' s List; Order of Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; Fi- nance Club; Student Activities Council, Pub- licity Chairperson; Brown and White; Social Policy Committee. Russell Lee Spyker Dallastown, PA; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Institute of Electri- cal and Electronics Engineers; Society of American Military Engineers; Arnold Air So- ciety; Air Force ROTC. Frank James William Staber Center Valley, PA; Electrical Engineering; Chi Phi, Secretary, Little Sister Liaison. Todd Brian Stackhouse Nazareth, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma. Roy Campbell Stafford Westport, CT; Com- puter Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Rush Chairman, Athletic Director; Alpha Phi Ome- ga; Computer Science Electrical Engineering Club; Ski Club; Cycling Club. James Foster Stanley Lake Bluff, IL; Finance; Theta Xi; Lacrosse; Forum. Kevin Robert Stansberry Mount Bethel, PA; History; Football. Craig Matthew Stansbury Ridgefield, CT; Ac- counting; Tau Epsilon Phi, Treasurer; Phi Al- pha Theta; Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer; Chess Club; Brown and White. Laura H. Start Exeter, PA; Electrical Engi- neering; Trustee Scholarship; Institute of Elec- trical and Electronics Engineers. Seniors Shah- Trieschmann Savvas Michael Stavrinos Nicosia, Cyprus; Civil Engineering; Mid East Scholarship; Ten- nis; Hellenic Society; American Society of Civ- il Engineers; Architecture. Patricia Ann Steadman Upper Montclair, NJ; Computer Engineering; Alpha Phi; Swimming. Donald Jeffrey Stefanski Ramsey, NJ; Civil Engineering. Fred Nelson Stefany Miami, FL; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi, Social Chairman. Scholarship Committee; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramurals; Lehigh University Volunteer. Jay Mitchell Steinberg Baltimore, MD; Biolo- gy; Theta Xi; Interfraternity Council. Social Chairman; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Eric Coker Stogner Westfield, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Psi Upsilon, Academic Chair- man; Army ROTC; Institute of Industrial En- gineers; Society of American Military Engineers. James Gill Stone Hackettstown, NJ; Finance; Phi Gamma Delta, Recording Secretary, His- torian, Rush Chairman, Pledge Educator, Rug- by Club; Finance Club; Interfraternity Council, Rush Committee; Investment Club. Lisa Anne Stone West Hartford, CT; Materi- als Engineering; Alpha Gamma Delta; Student Metallurgy Society; Dance Club, President. Nina Elizabeth Stone Towaco, NJ; History; National Merit Scholar; Dean ' s List; Phi Al- pha Theta; Sigma Tau Delta; Pre-law Society, President; Women Involved In Student Education. Kimberly Jeanne Story Darien, CT; Govern- ment; Pre-law Society; Mustard and Cheese Drama Society. Shannon Lorraine Strauss Kensington, MD; Industrial Engineering; Alpha Omicron Pi, As- sistant Rush Chairperson, Panhel Delegate; Outstanding College Students of America; In- stitute of Industrial Engineers; Swimming: Lambda Chi Crescents; Visiting Lecturers Committee. John Joseph Strycula Pittsburgh. PA; Chemi- cal Engineering; Alpha Sigma Phi, Alumni Chairman; American Institute of Chemical En- gineers; Army ROTC. Stephen C. Strzelecki Holland, PA; Psycholo- gy; Psi Chi; Ice Hockey; Lehigh Phobia Program. Amy Lynn Sugarman Paramus, NJ; Psycholo- gy; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; Women Involved In Student Education; Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister. James Anver Suleiman Great Neck, NY; Fi- nance; Delta Upsilon; Rugby; Finance Club. Mark Sebastian Sulkowski Wayne, PA; Biolo- gy; Phi Kappa Theta; Phi Theta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Health Professions Society; Biology Club: Interfraternity Council Committee. Deirdre Ann Sullivan Warrington, PA; Bio- chemistry; Alpha Gamma Delta, Recording Secretary; Alcohol In Moderation; American Chemistry Society; Balletomane. Lawrence Patrick Sullivan Hicksville, NY Economics Government; Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity Management Student Associate Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Pi Sig- ma Alpha; Economics Society, President. Robert James Sullivan, Jr. Malverne, NY; Economics; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Educa- tor, Chaplain; Finance Club; Economics Soci- ety; Intramurals. Christopher John Surgent Brielle, NJ; Ac- counting; Theta Xi. Scholarship Chairman, Rush Chairman. Scott Collins Switzer St. James, NY: Econom- ics; Sigma Alpha Mu; Brown and White; Stu- dent Activities Council, Security, Publicity. Marc Jason Syken Dresher, PA; Accounting; College Democrats Club. Michael Andrew Szczepkowski Cinnaminson, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Delta Tau Delta, Chapter President; Newman Council. Jeffrey Szwec Milford, NJ; Mechanical Engi- neering; Sigma Phi, Steward. William K. Taggart Lafayette, NJ; Biology; Outing Club, President; Epitome, Photography Staff. Jennifer Marie Tan Scarsdale, NY; Computer Science; Alpha Gamma Delta, Social Chair- person; Big Little Sister Program; Dance Club, Vice President, Treasurer. Bruce William Tannler Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ; In- dustrial Engineering; Soccer Club; Big Broth- ers Program. Roger Berj Tashjian Oradell, NJ; Finance- Marketing; Phi Kappa Theta, President, Rush Chairman; Order of Omega; Interfraternity Council, Chairman; Fast Break Club, President. James Charles Terhune, Jr. Secaucus, NJ; Al- pha Epsilon Pi, President, Secretary, House Manager; WLVR Student Radio Station. Susan T. Terwilliger Upper Saddle River, NJ; Accounting; Progressive Student Alliance; Pre-law Society. Stephen Spencer Thompson Wayne, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Delta Upsilon, House Man- ager; Dean ' s List; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Elaine Marie Thomson Old Tappan, NJ; Fi- nance; Alpha Gamma Delta, Treasurer: Dean ' s List; Panhel GPA Award; Finance Club. James Robinson Thorpe New Vernon, NJ; Fi- nance; Ice Hockey; Investment Club. Keil Ann Tiernan West Haven, CT: Interna- tional Relations; Women ' s Lacrosse; Market- ing Club; Class Gift Committee; Listening Line. Pamela Ann Timen West Orange, NJ; Govern- ment; Delta Gamma, Public Relations; Little Sisters Program; Marketing Club; Brown and White; Student Activities Council, Publicity Committee. Kierston Paige Timmons Livingston, NJ: Ac- counting; Alpha Phi, Vice President, Record- ing Secretary; Beta Alpha Psi. Douglas Jon Tkacik Bethlehem, PA; Econom- ics; Dean ' s List; Class Gift Committee. Joel S. Todd Langhorne, PA; Industrial Engi- neering; Alpha Pi Mu. Daniel John Toffolo Wilton, CT; Electrical Engineering; Tau Epsilon Phi, Steward: Com- puter Science and Electrical Engineering Council. Thomas Michael Toggas York, PA; Finance Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega; Wrestling. Stephen Andrew Topper South Windsor, CT; Mechanical Engineering; Psi Upsilon, House President, House Manager; Order of Omega; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Outing Club; Forum; Fast Break Club. Peter Victor Toronto Franklin Lakes, NJ; Ac- counting Finance; Delta Phi, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Outstanding College Stu- dents of America; Intramurals; Hockey Club; WLVR Student Radio Station, Business Manager. Karen Jill Torpie Weston, CT; Industrial Engi- neering; Kappa Alpha Theta, Scholarship Chairperson. Marshall; Institute of Industrial Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Women Involved In Student Education. Terri Lynn Towers Dickson City, PA; Molecu- lar Biology; Treen Scholarship; Pre-Med Soci- ety; Forum; Biology Club. Peter Ramsay Townsend Manchester, MA; Chemical Engineering. Erik Lundin Tracy Columbus, OH; Interna- tional Relations; Pre-law Society; International Club. Mark Kevin Trego Shamokin, PA; Electrical Engineering; National Merit Scholar; Student Government Publicity Committee; Amateur Radio Club. Ralph Mills Trieschmann, Jr. Atlantic High- lands, NJ; Marketing; Marketing Club, Vice President; Mustard and Cheese Drama Soci- ety, Vice President; Student Activities Council; Scuba Club. Prashant Tulsyan Calcutta, India; Finance and Management; Chi Phi; Varsity Golf; Varsity Squash; Squash Club; Finance Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Financial Management Association; Sigma Iota Rho. Cara Jane Turkowsky Lake Hiawatha, NJ; Journalism. Brian Richard Turner Potomac, MD; Finance; The Navigators Christian Fellowship, President. Jonathan Miller Turner Baltimore, MD; Mar- keting; Phi Sigma Kappa. James E. Ukstins Rockaway, NJ; Finance; Fi- nance Club; Investment Club; Navigators Christian Fellowship. John F. Ulrich Harrisburg, PA; Architecture; Kappa Alpha, Recording Secretary; Gryphon Society; Forum. Jennifer Marie Ushka Glen Mills, PA; For- eign Careers; Mustard and Cheese Drama So- ciety; University Choir. illarinoGua Xavier Antonio Vallarino Marketing. uayaquil, Ecuador; Richard John Veracco New Providence, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Pi Mu; Phi Eta Sigma; Newman Council; Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers; Jazz Coalition. Roger W. Vidal Lima, Peru; Electrical Engi- neering; Gryphon Society; Spanish Club; Peer Counselor. Edmund Frederick Vogel Congers, NY; Archi- tecture; Residence Halls Council; Gryphon Programming Committee. John Roebling Vogeley Pound Ridge, NY; Ge- ology; Beta Theta Pi, House Manager; Brown and White; Geology Club, Vice President. Marc Alan Vogin Broomall, PA; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronics Engineers. Suzanne Vranka New Hyde Park, NY; Indus- trial Engineering; Institute of Industrial Engi- neers; Marketing Club; Big Little Sister Pro- gram; WLVR Student Radio Station; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Annual Fund. Phillip Eric Vanderheyden Hershey, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Trustee Scholarship; Cho- ral Union; Marching Band, Drum Major. Valerie Lynne Vandigrifft Sherman, CT; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Society of Women Engineers; Ameri- can Institute of Chemical Engineers. Wayne Gardner Van Scoyoc Silver Spring, MD; Civil Engineering. Elizabeth Catherine Varga East Brunswick, NJ; Journalism Government; Scripps Howard Foundation Scholar; Les Whitten Scholar; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Chi Delphia; Lehigh University Volun- teers; Brown and White, Editor-in-Chief. Carmine Anthony Venezia Bethlehem, PA; Accounting; Zeta Psi, President, Rush Chair- man; Baseball; Interfraternity Council; Peer Counseling; Student Activities Council. Karen Veninger Edison, NJ; Spanish; Dean ' s List; Finance Club; Investment Club; Equestri- an Club; Equestrian Team. Christopher Dearborn Walsh Stratham, NH; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers; Baseball. Frank E. Walsh, HI Chatham Township, NJ; Marketing; Beta Theta Pi, Treasurer, House Manager; Marketing Club. Inga Maria Walter Upper Montclair, NJ; Marketing; Gamma Phi Beta; Field Hockey; Lacrosse; Marketing Club. Timothy Patrick Warner Westfield, MA; Journalism; Brown and White. Mark Lloyd Washburn Wayne, NJ; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu, President. Chadom Charles Watkins Ocean, NJ; Com- puter Science; Varsity Wrestling. Diane E. Weibel Butler, NJ; Finance; Finance Club; Women In Business. Craig Weiner Wayne, NJ; Economics; Phi Gamma Delta, Scholarship Chairman; Tae Kwon Do Club, Treasurer; Economic Society, Treasurer. Cynthia Jo Marie Weinhofer Whitehall, PA; Computer Science; Delta Chi Little Sister; Phi Eta Sigma; Lehigh Computing Society; Philos- ophy Club. Matthew Joseph Weinmann West Long Branch, NJ; Industrial Engineering; Delta Chi, Rush Chairman, Secretary; Institute of Indus- trial Engineers; Interfraternity Judicial Council. Louis Michael Weinstein Westport, CT; Mar- keting; Intramural Football; Intramural Bas- ketball; Marketing Club, Vice President; Hillel Society; WLVR Student Radio Station. Mia Michele Weis Summit, NJ; Social Rela- tions; Hillel Society, President, Vice President, Secretary; Mustard and Cheese Drama Soci- ety; Tagar. Lori Beth Weisberg Oyster Bay, NY; Interna- tional Relations. Carolyn Whitman Weiss New York, NY; Psy- chology; Lehigh University Volunteers; Ama- ranth; Public Relations Student Society of America; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Epit- ome; Student Activities Council. Griffith John Welton Severna Park, MD; Me- chanical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alumni Officer; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List. Loriann Wesley Verona, NJ; Accounting; Outstanding College Students of America; As- sociation of Collegiate Entrepreneurs; Women Involved In Student Education; Big Little Sis- ter Program. Jonathan D. Wiedorn Bryn Mawr, PA; Me- chanical Engineering; French Club; Equestrian Club; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers; International Club. Tracy Ellen Wiener Roslyn, NY; International Relations; Dean ' s List; Pi Sigma Alpha; Sigma Iota Rho; Pre-law Society; Hillel Society; Rus- sian Club. Lisa Alina Wilcox Kennett Square, PA; Ac- counting Computer Science; Chi Delphia; In- vestment Club; Women Involved In Student Education. Christopher A. Wilson Greenlawn, NY; Arts Electrical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary; Rugby Club; Hockey Club; WLVR Student Radio Station; Theater at Lehigh. William Everett Wilson Oceanport, NJ; Man- agement; Psi Upsilon, Rush Chairman, Pho- tographer, Recording Secretary; Epitome, Photo Editor; Brown and White, Photo Editor. Peter David Winebrake Clarks Summit, PA; Economics English; Zeta Psi; Williams Schol- ar; College Democrats; Progressive Student Alliance. Barry Michael Winer New City, NY; Electri- cal Engineering; Kappa Alpha Society, First Vice President; Air Force ROTC; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Andrew Fields Wirths Keene, NH; Mechani- cal Engineering; Sigma Chi. Christopher Frank Witt Laurel Hollow, NY; Applied Sciences Industrial Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha, Scholarship, Alumni Chairman; Senior Class Gift Campaign; Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers. Senii Tulsyan-Zweigbaum James Douglas Witty Stevensville, MD; Fi- nance; Sigma Nu, Steward, Social Chairman, Intramural Manager; Interfraternity Council, Social Committee. Christopher Lewis Wolfe Haddonfield, NJ; Industrial Engineering International Rela- tions; Kappa Alpha; WLVR Student Radio Station; Gryphon Society; Alpha Pi Mu. Wesley A. Wolffe Short Hills, NJ; Urban Studies; Alpha Tau Omega; Varsity Track Field; Football; Track Field Team, Captain. Claire Suzanne Wolpert Rockville, MD; Psy- chology; Equestrian Club, Secretary, Presi- dent, Team Captain. Stephen Thompson Woodcock Radnor, PA; Industrial Engineering; Phi Kappa Theta; In- vestment Club, President; Finance Club, President. Club; Investment Club; Society of Automotive Engineers. Paul Joseph Yuppa Franklin Lakes, NJ; Elec- trical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Ice Hockey Club; Model Railroad Club; Senior Class Gift Committee; Outstanding College Students of America. liana Ann Zablozki Brooklyn, NY; Bio Psy- chology; Lehigh University Volunteers, Stu- dent Trainer; Epitome; Forum; Senior Class Gift Campaign. Joseph Stephen Zabrecky Bethlehem, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Golf. Michael Yackoski Bethlehem, PA; Electrical Engineering. Joseph Michael Yankovich Bethlehem, PA; Mechanical Engineering; Intramurals; Air Force ROTC; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers; WLVR Student Radio Station; Arnold Air Society; Alpha Phi Omega. Stephen Thomas Yavorski Dunellen, NJ; Computer Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Stew- ard; Institute of Electrical and Electronics En- gineers; Intramurals; Mustard and Cheese Dra- ma Society. Ho Leung Yeh Hong Kong; Electrical Engi- neering; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Hong Kong Student Association. Pak On Yip Penang, Malaysia; Electrical En- gineering; Freshman Honorary Society; Sher- man Fairchild Scholar; International Club; Chinese Student Club. Shari Ruth Yohanan Edison, NJ; Finance; Dean ' s List; Outstanding College Students of America; Epitome, Advertising Manager; Hil- lel Society; Investment Club; Finance Club; Student Activities Council. Kathryn Anne Zilligen York, PA; Marketing- Public Relations; Gamma Phi Beta, Corre- sponding Secretary; Varsity Cheerleading; Gryphon Society; Forum, Student Chairper- son, Publicity; Council of Student Presidents. Mark James Zimmerman Harrisburg, PA; Government; Alpha Sigma Phi. Michael David Zink Mechanicsburg, PA; Chemical Engineering; Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master, Steward; Faust Memorial Chemical Engineering Scholarship; Forum Research Grant; American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers; University Choir; Cultural Affairs Com- mittee; Class Gift Committee. Edward Lane Zollinger Scarsdale, NY; Mar- keting; Marching Band; Varsity Band; Pep Band; American Marketing Association. Peter David Zuraw Bethel Park, PA; Architec- ture Civil Engineering; Ultimate Frisbee Team, Captain. Albert Gerard Zvarick Collegeville, PA; Chemical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Ep- silon; Tau Beta Pi. Larry Zweigbaum Syosset, NY; Accounting; Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer, Assistant Treasur- er; Jazz Coalition. John Lewis Young West Chester, PA; Social Relations; Delta Phi, Treasurer, Faculty and Guest Relations Chairman; Intramurals; Class Gift Committee. Richard Charles Young, Jr. Dalton, PA; Elec- trical Engineering; Zeta Psi, Intramural Man- ager; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; General Mo- tors Scholarship; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Intramural Boxing Champion. Christopher Butler Youngs Cedar Grove, NJ; Finance; Delta Tau Delta, Treasurer, Alumni Relations Chairman; Dean ' s List; Finance Class Of 1988 Seniors Ikes taor ■7 January Commencement Commencement Speaker: Lucy C. Gans i January Commencement Sunday, January 17, 1988 4 - 1 fet-Wa i ' .1 • ' W fl ■ • i i 1 ■ %s I ' 1 1 , June Commencement Commencement speaker: Donald Trump I love positive thinking, Donald Trump told 1,126 graduates at the 120th Commencement Exercises held on June 5, 1988, but it can only get you in trouble to a large extent. I believe very strongly in both the pow- er of positive thinking and the power of negative thinking, Trump said. [But] without negative thinking you are going to get yourselves in trouble. You always want to be optimistic, you always want to be positive. . . [But] you ' ve got to be aware of the downside. You ' ve got to think nega- tive. And when you think negative you have to think in the terms of drugs, be- cause they ' re out there, and you have to think in terms of alcohol and what it can do to people. Trump went on to warn the graduates of the many obstacles out there in the ' real world ' . This hasn ' t been the real world, Trump explained, this has been a shel- tered world. This has been a beautiful world. But the real world is something different. Our country is very weak right now. I think our country is not respected, and, in fact, I think it is being laughed at by a lot of the people that we are . . . calling friends, Trump said. [But] believe it or not, this is a message of hope. You are starting off at what I consider low, but there is a lot of room to move. If you start low you are going to go up. Trump urged the graduates to go out, and as Lee Iacocca said . . . ' get angry ' . You have to go forward and you have to push — and push hard. But you have to know the negative, and you don ' t want to push into that negative, Trump said, You want to stay away from those obstacles. By Joe De Vito Seniors Sunday, June 5, 1988 • mwf  . v - 1 niors Commencemen t PATRONS SPONSORS 388 ADVERTISING 390 ADS FOR GRADS 398 INDEX 422 COLOPHON 423 END PAGE 424 Asst. Business Managt llze Gobins E iitfhT rj Shari Yohanan Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Adinaro Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adiutori Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albano Dr. and Mrs. Jack Alperin David and Eleanor Backman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bahto Georgia L. Barllett Rebecca Baynard Mr. and Mrs. Ray Belin Rhoda and Stanley Best Mrs. Pauline Blitz Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bonadio Marie Bonessi Vernon and Ruth Bonn Mrs. Evelyn P. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. )ohn R. Boyda Doris J. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. George Brazer Mr. and Mrs. Clay Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buck Maria Bujeseu Judge and Mrs. Edward N. Cahn Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Carey Jose I. Carro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caruba, Jr. George L.C. Chang Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Clayton Anne Cohn Mr. Joseph Colalillo Robert K. Conant Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cottingham, Jr John Covert Guy and Jean Daniels Roselle and Joseph D ' Aulerio O. Merrill David Dr. and Mrs. Roger DeAngelis Rosemarie Derent Thomas M. Derosa John and Joan Drager Ruth and Joseph Dubinsky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Duddy, Jr. Bruce and Ellen Edelson Mrs. Maryann Eichin Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Emley, Jr. •Estroff Family Douglas and Linda Eveleigh Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fischer Michael and Joan Flaxman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Al Gabriele Dr. and Mrs. R.T. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Geissinger Gerald and Madeline Gilligan Connie and Ted Gleichmann Suzanne Haines Good Karl and Vera Gordinier Falene and Paul Gottbetter Nita and Joseph Gottesman Peter Graf Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Gruver, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Haas Harry Haisten, Jr. Adele Handlers Dolly and Dick Hartman Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Herpers Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hiltabiddle Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. 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CONGRATULATIONS Maria Montanti WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 88! CONGRATULATIONS Sue Sindaco WE ' RE PR OUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Michael Rinaldi WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Mom, Dad, Phil Chrissy CONGRATULATIONS T.R.G. LOVE M.G., H.D.G., E.L.G., G.F.S. CONGRATULATIONS Sherry Lee Enders WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Dad Mom r CONGRATULATIONS Carol Schreiber WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mommy, Daddy Leo LOVE Dad, Mom, Lazaros LOVE Mother Dad CONGRATULATIONS liana Zablozki WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad Ari CONGRATULATIONS Marian Scantzos WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS Julie Leek WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS Stephen Thompson AND BEST OF LUCK! LOVE Mum Dad CONGRATULATIONS John McDonald WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Dad, Mom The Whole Family CONGRATULATIONS Cornelia Pasche AND THE CLASS OF ' 88! Marion, Erich Claudia Pasche CONGRATULATIONS Chadom Watkins WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! 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LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Lee Getzewich WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Dan Ally CONGRATULATIONS Jeff (Stinger) Senior WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Weld Royal WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Squash, Bruiser, Mitre CONGRATULATIONS Joe Lipinski WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Mary, Liz, Fran, Ann John CONGRATULATIONS Amy Sugarman WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Jeremy Rhona CONGRATULATIONS Mike Potts WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Bob, Tom Jeff CONGRATULATIONS Lisa Milano LOVE Diane, Karen Mike CONGRATULATIONS Marianne Gallagher WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Lisa Milano WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Dad Sharon LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Paul Yuppa WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS Mark Zimmerman WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mother, Dad, Susan Amy Ads For Crads £ CONGRATULATIONS Marie Elena Puma WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU LOVE Mom, Dad Frankie Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Lisa Bardinelli AND THE CLASS OF ' 88 CONGRATULATIONS Ken Hecht WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Laura, Sharon, Glen, Tutti Fido CONGRATULATIONS Ted Box WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad J V CONGRATULATIONS Bobby Mueller WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Jeffrey Meltzer WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad Steve CONGRATULATIONS Beth Brinkman WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad Mark CONGRATULATIONS Christopher DeBoer WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Matt Bunner WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Jamie Sorcher WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad Herm CONGRATULATIONS Lance Kulick WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Bob Madigan WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Dad, Carol, Erin Colin CONGRATULATIONS Chip Kerchner WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Dad Marjie CONGRATULATIONS Jamie Sorcher LOVE Grandma Bea CONGRATULATIONS Katherine Plaia WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Chuck Bohovich WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad J V For Crads CONGRATULATIONS Prashant Tulsyan AND THE CLASS OF ' 88! P.D. Pushpa Tulsyan CONGRATULATIONS Bob Kanuga WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Claire Wolpert WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Fred Stefany AND THE CLASS OF ' 88! Sandra Nelson Stefany CONGRATULATIONS Tim Ghebeles AND THE CLASS OF ' 88 Mother Dad CONGRAT ULATIONS Paul Calvetti WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Patti McElwee WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Alyssa Dassa WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad 415 CONGRATULATIONS Aimee Politziner WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Loree Stephen CONGRATULATIONS Larry Sullivan WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Susan, Tom, Diane Janet, Jennifer CONGRATULATIONS Carmine Venezia WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Roseann, Eddie, Valerie Joey CONGRATULATIONS Glenn Schleicher WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Bob Bradley WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Your Family CONGRATULATIONS Jeannie Bossolina WE ' RE PROUPOF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Joe David CONGRATULATIONS Ramiro Arturo Alfaro WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Liz Leipski - 1 C.E. WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad Ads For Crads CONGRATULATIONS Stephen Ragazzo WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Erick Bronner WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Mom, Dad, Les, Phil Bo CONGRATULATIONS Sparky WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Mom, Dad, Nancy John CONGRATULATIONS Ned McHugh WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Mom Dad a r CONGRATULATIONS Mary McShane WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LOVE Tom Jr, Kathy Gregg, Suzan, Michelle Henry, Mike, Theresa, Brian Mom CONGRATULATIONS Lynn Parrish WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Mom, Dad, Mark Sue J V CONGRATULATIONS Jeff Brogowski WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Elaine (mom), Paul (dad) ' 64, Doug ' 87, Matt ' 91, Daniel Emily CONGRATULATIONS Sunjeev Aurora WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Sushma Krishan Aurora 417 r Congratulations Lizables, I ' m proud of you! Love, Gubules r r Congratulations Bill Cook senior members of the baseball team! Love, Mom, Dad, Susette Shelby r Congratulations Karen Kornheiser the Delta Gamma seniors! Mom, Dad, Lori Emily ■ r CONGRATULATIONS Jacqui Jennings AND BEST OF LUCK! LOVE Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS Chell WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE Scoce, Mamboat, Goose, Dimbob Granny LOVE Mom Dad J CONGRATULATIONS Joseph De Vito WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! J J v_ For Crads Congratulations JiM Coop Mium We Love You! Mom, Pad, Mate and Man Index ASME 116 AUSA 118 Accounting Department 96 Administrators 79 Ads for Grads 398 Aerospace Studies 82 Alpha Chi Rho 232 Alpha Epsilon Pi 234 Alpha Gamma Delta 236 Alpha Omicron Pi 238 Alpha Phi 240 Alpha Pi Mu 115 Alpha Sigma Phi 242 Alpha Tau Omega 244 Arnold Air Society 121 Art Architecture Department 83 Athletics D epartment 83 Baseball 194 Beta Theta Pi 246 Biology Department 84 Boxing Club 122 Brodhead 3rd Floor 209 Brodhead Bunch 204 Brown and White 144 Carothers 2 202 Cheerleaders 1 60 Chemical Engineering Dept 102 Chemistry Department 84 Chi Delphia 149 Chi Phi 248 Chi Phi Little Sisters 147 Chi Psi 250 Christmas 54 Civil Engineering Dept 1 03 Class of 1988 110 Classics Department 85 Colophon 423 Community Advertising 390 Computer Science Engr 103 Concerts 45 Dancin ' 137 Dean of Students Office 76 Delta Chi 252 Delta Gamma 254 Delta Phi 256 Delta Tau Delta 258 Delta Upsilon 260 Dravo A2 200 Dravo B3 203 Dravo C2 200 East Asia Society 1 30 Economics Department 96 End of an Era 36 English Department 85 The Epitome 1 40 Equestrian Team 123 Eta Kappa Nu 116 Fairchild-Martindale Center 133 Fall ..... 48 Field Hockey 1 64 Finance Department 97 Football 154 Forum 110 Frisbte Team 1 27 Geology Club 1 34 ' Ecology Department 86 ,lo!fTeam 182 Government Department 86 Greek Week 66 Halloween 18 Hillel 131 History Department 87 Industrial Engineering Dept 105 Institute of Industrial Engr 117 Inter-Fraternity Council 112 International Club 130 International Relations Dept 87 Investment Club 135 January Commencement 380 Journalism Department 88 June Commencement 382 Kappa Alpha 264 Kappa Alpha Theta 266 Kappa Sigma 268 Lambda Chi Alpha 270 Law and Business Dept 99 Lectures 44 Lehigh University Volunteers 132 Lehigh ' s Future 34 Lehigh Lafayette 24 M M A2 206 M M A2 207 M M A3 201 M M B3 205 Management Department 98 Marching 97 138 Marketing Department 98 Materials Science Engr. Dept 104 Mathematics Department 88 Mechanical Engineering Dept 105 Men ' s Basketball 174 Men ' s Cross Country 166 Men ' s Lacrosse 1 86 Men ' s Tennis 1 90 Military Science (ROTC) 119 Military Science Department 82 Modern Foreign Languages Dept 89 Mountaintop Campus 43 Music Department 89 Mustard Cheese Cociety 1 36 Newman Council 132 Omicron Delta Kappa 115 Opening 4 Outing Club 123 Panhel 113 Patrons 388 Phi Delta Theta 272 Phi Gamma Delta 274 Phi Kappa Psi 276 Phi Kappa Theta 278 Phi Kappa Theta Little Sisters 148 Phi Sigma Kappa 280 Philosophy Department 90 Physics Department 90 Pi Lamba Phi 28 Pi Kappa Alpha 28 Powderpuff Football 12,, President Likins 72 Productions 46 Psi Upsilon 28 Psi Upsilon Little Sisters 14 Psychology Department 91 ROTC Colorgurad 12 ROTC Rifle Team 12 Ranger Company 11 Rauch Business Center 42 Religion Department 91 Residence Hall Council 11 Rifle Team 18 Rugby Team 12 Russian Club 13 SAME 11 Scabbard and Blade Society 12 Science. Technology Society 92 Senior Directory 35 Senior Protraits 31 Sigma Alpha Mu 28 Sigma Chi 29 Sigma Nu 29 Sigma Phi 29 Sigma Phi Epsilon 29 Skiing 18 Soccer 16 Social Relations Department 92 Softball 19 Speech Theater Department 93 Sponsors 38 Spring : 64 Squash Team 12 Stevens 3 20 Student Activities Council 11 Student Materials Society 13 Swim Team 18 Table of Contents 2 Taekwondo 12i Tally Ho Apartments 221 Tau Epsilon Phi 291 Taylor C2 20! Theta Chi 30: Theta Delta Chi 30: Theta Xi 30 ' Track and Field 18 ' Turkey Trot 22 Twilight 14( U urban Studies Division 93 I ice Presidents 74 Visiting Lectures Committee 133 Volleyball 168 WLVR Radio 141 Williams 2 202 Winter 58 Women ' s Basketball 178 Women ' s Cross Country 161 Women ' s Lacrosse 188 Women ' s Soccer 12- Women ' s Tennis 191 Wrestling I7C Zeta Psi 30 Final Words In Closing It ' s hard to believe something when only one person mentions it, but when everyone says it, you can ' t really deny it. I live for doing yearbook. My roommates say it; my staff says it; all my friends say it. I guess it ' s true. I arrived at Lehigh thinking that my high school yearbook days had taught me everything there was to know about putting together a yearbook. I was wrong. I still re- member my first Epitome staff meeting: I walked up to the editor (he was a senior) and tried to im- press on him my vast knowledge of yearbook production tech- niques. I told him outright that I wanted his job someday. I don ' t think he was really listening to me, but I never forgot that evening. Well, here I am, editor of The 1988 Epitome. I did what I set out to do, but at the moment I don ' t even believe my own reasoning as to why I decided to accept this job. It took a lot of hard work by many dedicated people, long hours - sometimes days, quite a few headaches and a feeling of constant frustration to put to- gether this yearbook. I learned a lot about publishing, and about people. I had to deal with many problems and I was able to overcome most of them with the help of my wonderful staff. But in a few months, after the book is out and received by the community, when the work is all done and I can hold the prod- uct in my hand, I ' ll again under- stand my reasoning. A yearbook is the one and only lasting account of our year here. Unlike a newspaper, it will be kept for generations as a reminder of our Lehigh experience. And even after we are only a memory, peo- ple will still look at this book to get a feeling of what Lehigh was like in 1988. That ' s what I tried to express throughout this Epitome. I hope you like what you see. —Joseph De Vito Editor-in-Chief The 1988 Epitome Colophon Volume 112 of The Epitome, 1988 edition, the off icial yearbook of Le- high University, was printed by Jos- tens — Printing and Publishing Divi- sion, State College, Pennsylvania, using the offset lithography process. The paper used is primarily 80 Gloss with black ink. Color pages used 110 Kromkote paper. Cover: The cover, made of a Pearl Fabrikoid material with a copper foil logo, was silkscreened with tan and brown paints. A Mission Grain was embossed on the front and back cover. The artwork on the front lid was designed by The Epitome staff and drawn by Jostens. Headlines and Copy: Optima type- face was used for the majority of the book except for the senior section which used Times Roman (regular, bold and italic). Body copy was set in 10 point while captions were set in 8 point. Headline size varied through- out the book. Color: All separations were per- formed using Hell-laser scanners from color prints. Photographs: Photographs are the work of The Epitome staff photogra- phers. The senior portraits were tak- en by Merin Studios, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Athletic teams were photographed and supplied courtesy of Ryan Stu- dios, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Lisa Bolitsky: For some reason the in-coming editor always ends up spending some of their summer at Lehigh working on the book. It ' s because of you that I got this position and without you I never could have done it. You ' ve been a great friend and were always there when I needed help. I hope you have someone as good as I had to help you next year. Lisa Dubinsky: I always said it was your job to get me enough money so I could do what I wanted with the book. Well, you did it — with a couple of grand to spare! You saw me in every type of mood and are still my friend. By the way, how many Michael ' s were there — 3 or 4? Bill Wilson: As I have said before, I wouldn ' t want to be the editor without you as my photo editor. You have never received the credit you deserve for all the work you do and I will always remember the great amount of help you have given me. Through it all you have become a great friend. Professor Gorney: You said at the outset that you wanted to hear from me as often as possible. Well, I think I lived up to that request. Thanks for always making the time to help when we asked and for giving us the freedom to do what we wanted. Linda Lipko: I could never have done a quarter of what I have without your help. You are as big a part of % The 1988 Epitome as any editor. You made it easier to take on the position of editor and made it many times a pleasure. Shari Yohanan: Your uncanny ability to convince local merchants to advertise in this book was the least of the help you gave me throughout the year. You were a great friend and always willing to come and work with me no matter what section 1 was doing. Thanksl llze Cobins: It was great having someone around to talk to about home. Thanks for the Ads for Grads idea and all your work — your pet project put us over the top. Jacqui Jennings: You made one aspect of the yearbook easy on me — I never had to worry about the athletics section. I ' m sorry for cutting it down so many times — no one ever told me how long it should be. By the way, are you taking your freshman to Hawaii? Nancy Howard and Sue Marra: You two took on a big task with very little knowledge and made it work. You are a hard workers and Lisa needs that next year. Good luck. By the way, you are alive, right? Corey Abate and Beth Cottingham: I thank God the two of you approached me for a job at our first meeting. (Pretty dumb move, wasn ' t it?) We will always be the Disciples of Bill Tilly . Karin Cholak: You were always around to help me no matter what I had to do. Your a great friend and I enjoyed the time we spent together both inside and outside of The Epitome office. Debbie Davidson: Well Deb, it ' s up to you to keep the photo department straight next year. Good luck! By the way, do you want to dance? Phil Klein: I don ' t know how your family puts up with it: the late night phone calls and constant messages from Joe at Lehigh. I really appreciate all the time and effort you put forth. You have been a great inspiration and full of ideas when I needed both. The Whole Merin Crew — Marvin, Steve, Richard and Delores: Lehigh and You — Perfect Together li can ' t get much better than this. You all have been a great help for so many years. We owe you our unending gratitude. L ' amor che vien da si fatta amistade E sempre dagli amanti piii gradito Boccaccio II Filostrato, Canto ii st 73 Always that love proves lover ' s richer gain Which grows from friendship ' s sweet felicity 10STENS