Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

LYCOMING COLLEGE „„„ „„ lllllillllllllllllliiiliiliinlJIi ' ! 3 8130 10026 2121 (1973 Arrow. Lycoming College Williamsport, Pa. Contents Seniors Faculty Administration Student Life Sports Honors Ads 115615 And I said to the Wiseman Why J5 «- cse5 and he replied to me Be not satisfied with a restless spirit Release yourself to the world of reality, the one around you. The limits of your existence are determined by you and you alone. ' « J Looking around I found The world waiting for me. Sifting through the technology and commercialism, I found the real world waiting for me. And I enjoyed. Delighted in the discovery of the uncomplicated it was there all along. J But I neglected to see it. (A 1 o; 1 ifi 1 c 1 ■M i, (A —1 •a fc ' ' n w k • 3 f ' ■ cr u ' J m r-« 04 C 1 ' - m E mrm f :m • ' ■ i J O 01 u % c v jt 0) Q. X u And I learned the joy of laughter And the warm feeling of involvement Discovery of my world and the simple treasures offered to me All of this told me that my existence was not really limited at all. r y ' ,■ T -— --j| y ' And the Wiseman smiled knowingly. i£ k:a o : x- « Z , ! i2. C iZ. 4 ;: U . z A-c u, : . 2 ,. tii J .; u 5 fc i i :-2: y €; s e c2?z i- Pt y? Accounting William Huber Logan Richmond William Stotler Jeanette, Pa. Robert McLain Northfield, N.J. Frank DeGondea Saddle Brook, N.J. Raymond Hawke, Jr. Williamsport, Pa. Joseph Soney Williamsport, Pa. Keith Armbrust Clarks Summit, Pa. Gary Spies Wood Ridge, N. •a ra o -o a: Art Octavia Huges, Roger Shipley, Katherine Fetter, Max Ameigh If ■5 5 Anne Marie Bensinger Stroudsburg, Pa. F c DC 0; c u £ P. I u c S ° Biology Mark Clary Liverpool, N.Y. Q i nj O ■B I see my trees repair their boughs. R.W. Emerson Deborah Ralston Geneva, N.Y. •♦. • ' - re I = 1 N ' ■ ' Martin Nau Williamsport, Pa. ' ' SJX z C 01 -T3 fo ' re IE c Leon Beck, Jr. Williamsport, Pa. Mary Townsley Williamsport, Pa. The stream of tendency which all things seek. fulfill the law of their being. Matthew Arnold Joyce Krajian Philadelphia, Pa. Barry Karalfa Woolrich, Pa. a. tf o Q. GO O := to r o C George Weaver Cresson, Pa. Science is a little bit like the air you breathe it is everywhere. D.D. Eisenhower Gary Bovven Cogan Station, Pa. c o Q. ■S2 Hilary T. Elonai Williamsport, Pa. DC E o CO John Young, III Greencastle, Pa. Jayne Sanborn White Hall, Md. 01 a. 3 Business Administration Herbert Kane, R. Scolt Slauffer, Don Larabee, Elizabeth King, John Hollenback, Robert Malcolm Jerry Boone Rochester, N.Y. Nicholas Stroia New Castle, Pa. Fame grows like a tree with hidden life. Horace A - Mark Condry Scotch Plains, N.J. Barbara Goodyear Camphill, Pa. ik 1 Douglas Sector Scotch Plains, N.J. Mark Hannum Lancaster, Pa. Gary Reeder Williamsport, Pa. Martin Ingraham Yardley, Pa. Success in your Work is finding a better method the better understanding that insures the better performing is hat and coat, is food and wine, is fire and horses, and health and holiday. At least I find that any success in my work has the effect on my spirits of all of these. R. W. Emerson James Looloian White House Station, N.J. Robert Priest Williamsport, Pa. Craig Kern Carlisle, Pa. Mark Rubendall South Williamsport, Pa. II James Winner Middlebury, Vt. c £Z ■3 3 Q. Richard Profeta Youngstown, N. Y. William Klernan Bay Shore, N. Y. Chemistry He plants trees which may be of service in future ages. Statius E . u Q- O ■ c „ 2 1 m 3r-- .i 1 -- tti ,:-%: ' M Elizabeth Ruberg Philadelphia, Pa. Andrew Turner, John Hummer, David Franz, John Radspinner Economics Roger Opdahl, Robert Rabold Hjjj H k l H H [ !m P i K pr j i JPr J ■1 T N- i S B Robert Kurtzke Marlboro, N. J. David Werner Williamsport, Pa. Oan Gustafson, Gertrude Madden, Emily Jensen, David Sawyer, Francis Bayer, Freyda Kamber, David Rife lames McAdams South Williamsport, Pa. Nancy Lordeman Tenafly, N.J. Toni Faranda Lancaster, Pa. Suzanne Elia Bayville, N.Y. Carolyn Clifford Mountain Lakes, N.J. As for style of writing if one has anything to say, it drops from him simply and directly as a stone falls to the ground Thoreau Kathryn McCamley Columbus, Neb. Gail Pearce Somerville, N.J. Melinda Fowler South Salem, N.Y. Thomas Schimmer Tonawanda, N.Y. Cherolyn Messer Metuchen, N.J. ' % f u ' ? f f ' . A Eric Wasser Clarks Summit, Pa. Lois Gilbert Dover, N.J. C -I o I- r 01 fO II Alison Seminerio Saugus, Mass. Alice Hodges Baltimore, Md. Janice Burns Brightwaters, N.Y. Richard Walker South Salem, N.Y. Foreign Languages Jacquelyn Moist Springfield, Pa. Max Berthomieu— Lamer, Robert Maples, Joseph Murphy, Bernard Flam, Leo Winston, Lydia Dufour, Paul Mackenzie Vistula Chapman Washington, D.C. Stephen Layton Woodstown, N.J. Margaret Verberg Williamsport, Pa. r- Q c LU The finer the tree the more pliant the twig. Dutch Proverb Detlef Kern Hasbrook Heights, N.j. History k ' ft. Henry Groton, Jr. Williamsport, Pa. .S--S c . DO o c i I g Gerald McCloghy Easton, Ct. John Nevius Absecon, N.J. Paul Chambers Plainfield, N.J. Faith Ludlum Philadelphia, Pa. fe •V f . V Gregory Mitchell • v Philadelphia, Pa. - Ruth Croyle ' illiamsport, Pa. Robert Hess West Hazelton, Pa. Margaret McGuigan Lancaster, Pa. Norman Cetuck Piscataway, N.Y. There are rich councels In the trees H.P. Home Dennis Hebert Salisbury, Md. U 4- ' Lynn Kramer Williamsport, Pa. We are taught by great actions that the universe is the property of every individual in it. R.W. Emerson 01 c 1 U E +-• 03 Skeath, Feldman, Getchell, Sausman, Lambert Sandra Beska Hunindon Valley, Pa. Douglas Stover Millheim, Pa. Gerald Drick Montoursville, Pa. o ■ r z CO j2 James Jupler Williamsport, Pa. Ronald Schellhase Baltimore, Md. Juliann Pawlak Williamsport, Pa. Katherine Holsworth Vineland, N.J. Music James Sheaffer, Glen Morgan, Walter Mclver, Mary Russel u 0) E r o z O o Virginia Samuel Forty Fort, Pa. Owen Herring, John Whelah, Stephen Griffith, W. Arthur Faus Physics Political Science Robert Shaw White Plains, N.Y. Dennis Knepp, Thomas Banks Helmut Falter Muncy, Pa. Judge a tree by its fruit, not its leaves. Latin Proverb Victor Patti Levittown, Pa. William Burland Chester, Pa. Ted Brockman Fort Washington, Pa. A James Burget Williamsport, Pa. Ruth Hackley North East, Pa. oi E ra • a; Nature never did betray the heart that loved her. Wordsworth Charles Snyder Zieglerville, Pa. c 2 o - n O oo 0. E if  « o -£ g CO —I ' iM ' - c o Sb c C ro c u K O II I ) «. Si q3 :3o ' E c c l-S •2, u Jacqueline Thomas Burlington, N.). Richard Eisenbeis Matawan, N.J. Peggy Schmidt Wyckoff, N.J. Yvonne Bullock Jersey Shore, Pa. Judith Aikens Wayne, Pa. ? Q- QJ Jeff Raoff Williamsport, Pa. Carol Kramer Williamsport, Pa. Pat Robinson Lewisburg, Pa. Diane Hotz S. Orange, N.|. Patrice Kilian Berkeley Heights, N. Linda Delicati West Pittston, Pa. Mark Hutson Williamsport, Pa. Religion David A. Lutz, Richard A. Hughes, O. Thompson Rhodes, Edward Guerra 2 ii o Martha Woods Springfield, Pa. Mark Harer Jersey Shore, Pa. Eugene DeGeus Millerton, Pa. Linda Perkins Booton, N.J. Let there be spaces in your togetherness. Kahlil Gibran William Dean Wynnewood, Pa. Sociology One touch of nature may make the whole world kin, but two touches of nature will destroy any work of art. Oscar Wilde Maurice Mook, Julia Rux, Jack McCrary, Virginia Arroyo Christine Hough N.E. Washington, D.C. (fl o JS — ; c u nt —I C c O 5 1 % 5 T ' r y.- m J . y Janice Hakes S. Williamsport, Pa. Susan Dietrich Bethlehem, Pa. so i i 2 0. 3 |l f -i r -i . rSj u — e ' a C O c -o Q. o 9- ' E oc = ■o Train a tree when it is young. Proverbs .9- O. 3 |l in C O m 00 c S flj fO 5 if Holly Curry Ardmore, Pa. Robert Coombe Levittown, Pa. Judy KalinowskI Tonkhannock, Pa. Theodore Bucher Boiling Spring, Pa. Elizabeth Hutson Williamsport, Pa. Nancy VanRiper Pottstown, Pa. He that follows nature Is never out of his way. Thomas Fuller Deborah Shivetts Hackensack, N.J. Theater Robert Falk, Gary Dartt Physical Education 03 U Clarence Burch, Budd Whitehill, Mr. Rauff, Sally Vargo, Mr. Bussey, Donna Fisher Louise Shaeffer, Forrest Keesbury, )ohn Conrad, Roger Goodman Roger Poorman Lebanon, Pa. Biology and Sociology o Q o ' as £ oj c -9 « 2 a; (fl c i« -c « w re DC fB C CO LJJ ■ n Cp - ' Pv E. w. z ' i n H l L ' R IMi sPw ' ' - ; ' m Tax. 1 3 .Mm Gay Slayton Kane, Pa. English and Psychology Double Majors Marilee Stevens Sociology and Religion Westchester, Pa. Ronald Weaver Psychology and Sociology Long Island, N.Y. John Remorenko Mathematics and Business Wallingfond, Pa. so o u o I ) ■D ifi u c 5 — ' - ' 116 Barbara Wayne Osceola Mills, Pa. French and Psychology Charles Springer Lock Haven, Pa. Anthropology and Sociology ' Tis education forms a common mind; just as the twig is bent, the tree ' s inclined. A. Pope 86 Come forth into the light of things, let Nature be your teacher. Wordsworth Carol Lindsay Pipersville, Pa. Russian and Music Kathy Donnelly Pittsburgh, Pa. Interdisciplinary and English leffrey Adams Philip Alhorlson Marlin Anderson Daniel Andrews David Bamberger Jeffery Barhes Herbert Bee er Larry Belock Allyn Berg Paul Bellyn Edward Biggio Lynne Billman Alan Bird Ronald Bower Anthony Bratciale George Briar Adele Bruch Brute Butkley Ronald Burd John Colt Michael Cone Gary Decker )ulie Craig Michael Decker Wesley Derr Richard Deuhler Linda Dixon James I3upler - Albert Flora Nathan Folw) Donald Poor Howard Forvd Barry Foster IV irtin Franke Nancy Fremon James Glenn Michael Goodreau Edgar Gray Michael Greiner Charles Haas Frank Ha Pamela Havens Robert Hempi «« ?%, Robert Kelling Gerald Klein David Kraniz Rick Lepley Michael Lyon Ann Malkin Adrien Marc h David Martin James Martin Eleanore McCoy John McDonald Fllem McGuire Daniel McNamara Dawn Minier Eugene Monoski Stephen Moore Charles Miisarra John Myers Norman Myers Geary Oermann Michael Pagano April Patterson John Paul Marcus Perkins Rosanna Phillips Steven Predergast John Ravert Timothy Reilly Beverly Ric e Norman Ric hmond Camera Shy k f (iCc|n . A - CjCA. gvi A- Wj ' X, o In memory of John E. Hoernig In Memoriam Marlin E. Brouse The Brotherhood of Theta Chi Fraternity in re- bognition of meritorious service to his fraternity and alma mater make this dedication to our de- ceased Brother, Marlin E. Brouse. Marlin was true representative of the Theta Chi ideal. He was honored as Brother of the Year in 1%7 and Senior of the Year in 1969. Marlin also served as our First Guard from 1967-1969. We are deeply grieved by his passing and are honored to make this dedication to a devoted and beloved Brother of Theta Chi Fraternity. President Harold H. Hudson Andrew Lady Assistant to the President ® ... IXC; COT.T.RC}!-: THE PRESIDENT To the Class of 1972: it all together and the period of changing the system by working within it. For the first time, also, most college students have been granted the right to vote. These are significant and constructive advances. We of the faculty and administration hope that your experiences at Lycoming College have helped in your understanding of yourself and the positive role you can play in society. We shall be even more hopeful if education here has sharpened your perception of constructive goals. I Our interest will go with you in the years ahead. May the decades bring accomplishment and happiness ! With all good wishes. Cordially yours, ClA t-H - Harold H. Hutson President James Jose, Dean of the College William Baker, Director of Student Aid ' - ' ' ■— .  ■— - k v Robert Clunk, Registrar Joseph Laver, Director of Publications; Dale Bower, Director of Alumni Affairs; Oliver Harris, Director of Developement; Bruce Swanger, Director of Public Relations Directors of Admissions: James Scott, Anthony Shepis, Frank Kamus Dean of Student Services:R. R. Smith, Douglas Keiper, Anna Weitz, lack Buckle, Susan Albert, Thomas Derlin 1 r 1 7 ' ' A , Ml [ ,% ; ■jg ' lt jjeg-gaBjfrtt HHlHi ' Sf- akif ' i- i SS ?5ii: 3S2 5S ft=flS£ ' Forrest Hall Council Suzy Hoagland, Gail Cleason, Cindy Bare, Nancy Winemiller, Sue Hess, Sue Ballantyne Crever Hall Council Bonnie Sheets, |ill Sayre, Susie Prather, )ane Spare, Beth Procter, Sherry Macpherson. x Wesley Dorm Council lohn Yarosh, Steve Holslander, Alan Hepler, lay Zimmerman, Kurt Hensen, Bill Clancy John Madden Cary Pon, )ohn Charnock, Drew Macharner, Richard Cross, Ron Crazian, Glenn Foster, Bill Gorden 4- 03 i u c o u o Q Rich Hall Council Ann Bell, Sarah BertRand, Kitty Durney, Toni Faranda, Gail Colightly, Vickie Satterthwaite Campus Residence Council Steve Holslander, Tony Latagliata, Dick BIythe, Steve Wolfrom, George Schenk, Fran Barrauclough, Susie Prather, Ann Bell, Gail Grafe, Marie Stortoni, Cary Pon, Barbara Flicker WLCR % Staff V. Patti (Manager) M. Hannam M. Kenworthy S. Medley M. Clary M. Boemo P. Stalgaitis ). Sarle A. Wood B. Aufricht M. Plunkett G. Ness B. Salter Congress of African Students Russian Area Societ Studies Chris Hough-Prim Minister Vanessa Harper- Sargent at Arms Marcia Crossley-Treasurer Carolyn Hoyle-Secretary Phi Alpha Theta Dave Flanagan, Carol Lindsay, Betsey )ohnson (President), Angle Vaira 1st. Row: Nancy Ellis, Glen Slinson, Dennis Herbert, 2nd. Row: Bill Bishop, Dave Jackson (President), Vee Chapman, )ohn Piper, Chris Spadoni, 3rd. Row: Pat Boinski, Robert Larson, Mark Herr, Robert Ewing, Bill Dragon Senior Officers Tom Schimmer-Pres., Norm Cetuck-V. Pres., Carol Lindsay Linda Burton-Sec, Bill Stotler-Treas., Mark Hannum, Vic Patti, Chuck Snyder. Sophomore Officers Mike Boemo-Pres., Bill Aufricht-V. Pres., Ram Bateman-Sec, Andy Fehr-Treas. Junior Officers Bob Graybill-Pres., Kathy Brett-Sec. Linda Messerchmidt— Treas. Carol Marsland— V. Pres. C 5 o c 03 CD Q_ fl I O a; O I g E Si c Chemistry Society Elizabeth Ruberg, Roy Smith, Dave Farreil, Kurt Kramke, Dr. Hummer, Dr. Frantz, Dr. Radspinner, Paula Turnpath, Ted Masimore o GO c-n Tom Fowlson, Kathy Stover, Sue Hess, Pam Bateman, Dean Keiper, Karen Hanson, Nancy Minier, Inter- Fraternity Council John Young, Bob Layton, Bill Aulfricht, Stevs Shuey, Chuck Grieb, Dan Langdon, Danny Wright, Dean Kieper, Vinnie Joy, Rosenberg, Greg Shortway, Greg Bussey, Bob Hawthorne, Fred Bill Solis-Pres., Dave Schock International Relations Club Ken Jensen, Helen Boinski, Pat Boinski, Gail Golightly, Bob Howden J Dan Ostrolh Editor Bob Howdcr Manaf ing Editor Arlene Prime News Editor l 1 ' Tom Hone! Feature Editor Kit Ldthroum Copy Editor Ann Bell Layout Editor Dave Wilson Business Manager r n ' Debbie Ebans Advertising Managi ' r ( irt ulalion Manage s G A lames Bisecker Pat Boinski Gene DeCeus Bob Graybill Denny Haber Tom Henel Barb )ones Bruce Kennedy Steve Wolfrom Dean Weitz Skeath Hall Council Carl Shannon, )im Bush, Bill Lewis, George Schenk, Tony Lagaliata, Bill Bishop, Chris Viggiano Asbury Dorm Council Pete VanArnan Fred Apgar Eric Aufricht Mike Riddle Joe Cook V 3 I ) h u c D O u 15 O o 2 11 S m c Q- n o Z !i 53 u u c a; 00 t: ■--=1 CL — ■ - c E S — - i_ ni o 2 : (J OJ , Qj TJ CO t -C -e I CO Q i Cheerleaders Mary Alice Lazar, Teri Evans, Marsha Crossley, Harpo Lasher, Sue Hess, Pete Conrad. Pom Pom Girls Marylu Jensen, Teri Maciag, Darlene Grove, Adele LaSalle, lanet Evans, Patty Lovekin, )an Priestly, Diane MIkulka Physics Club Marlin Whittaker, George Nelson, Rick Zutterling, Mike Kenworthy, James Conister, Mr. Fineman W.A.A. CherMesser, Marcia Wilson, Betsy lohnson, Chris Warren, |udy Danhart, Nancy Shultz, Melinda Fowler, Carol Marple, lane Woodruff, lanet Decker, Sue Hess, Sherri Burton, Kathy Stover, Angle Varia, Carolyn Hoyle, Mary Perry Ski Club X SI o 00 u ■9 o  ; o i A.W.S. Natalie Epinger, Nancy Rabuck, Pat Evans, Lindsay Alexander, Ginny Samuel o Gary, Ravert, Dean, Staib, Caldwell, Huslander, Breitenbach, McDonald, Coye, Zimmerman, Clevenger, Harer, Huddleson, Barber, DeCeus, Weaver, Dickinson, Buckley, Raymond, Fiske, Sudekum, Hensler, Pasek, Black, Wadek, Dawe, Brosnaham, Whitaker, Smith, Samuels, Marsland, Bower, Ruberg, Linger, Spare, Bloom, Yancy, Dickinson. E O Rodney Templon, Rich Jennings, Phil Stepanik, Roy Smith, Marlin Whittaker, Dennis Doebler (President), Dean Kelchner, David Farrell, Ed Dauber, Kurt Kramke Ecology Club Lois Brodhead, James Poe, Ira Domsky (President), Arlene Prince PSEA Omicron Delta Epsilon Ellen Marks, Carol Indruk, Pam Banes, Pat Hobson (President), Mona Elinsky Dr. Opdahl, Sue Cooper (Secretary- Treasurer), Bruce Carpenter, Chuck McCall, Bill Stotler, Tim Wagner (Vice-President), Curt Rakestraw, Angela Vaira (President), )ay Conturso, )eff Anspacher Ill fftm-v-iifei ' -ii I i- i ' ' . BAND Morgan- Director, Anderson, Bohn, Breese, Surd, Charuk, Coombe, Crozier, Decker, Doebler, Ellis, Evans, Ciesa, Gilbert, Cleason, Cray, Grie- pinburg, Gulvin, Harris, Hathaway, Haughwout, Hiscar, Hutchins, )ackson, Jennings, )ones, Kelchner, Kunz, Lady, LePage, Lindsay, Lyon, New- Ion, Nye, Pickering, Rhoads, Richmond, Rosbach, Siegal, Shipman, Shope, Spong, Stepanik, Stone, Stover, Supllee, Sweetland, Templon, Van Allen, Waters, Werkheiser, Yarosz, Zanora u 1. u 6 Adams, Adams, Aubrey, Arroyo, Bauer, Barber, Barn- hart, Baughman, Bloom, Branyan, Brosnahan, Busey, Carver, Clevenger, Cook, Dawe, Dickenson, Dunn, El- well, Evans, Everhart, Faus, Fee, Fiske, Fennick, Foster, Frederiksen, Furze, Getchell, de Grant, Gray, Grifith, Grillo, Grippaldi, Hancock, Hanscomb, Hartman, Her- ring, Hess, Huslander, Hillman, Hixon, KInch, Klien- bach, Kovalak, Leahy, LePage, Lutz, Lynn, Manu, Mclver, Morgan, McLachlan, Muthler, Nickersdn, Nye, Palquist, Parrott, Pasek, Pearce, Pickering, Piper, Priest, Radspinner, Rhoades, Rowe, Samuel, Sass, Sharkey, Shipman, Shope, Smith, Smires, Stover, Stevens, Sul- vin, Sweetland, Thompson, Tucker, Waters, Whitaker, Yancy, Zimmerman, Krall, Krall, Bressee, Shannon Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Junior Editor-in Chief Layout Editor Layout Staff Photography Staff O Clubs and Organizations Editor Faculty and Administration Editor Senior Staff Literary Staff Sports Staff Activities Staff Subscriptions Staff Advertising Staff Linda Perkins Norman Myers Linda Kramer Karen Salvessen Cher Messer Gail Patton Merry Perry Mark Andernan Norm Cetuk Bill Evans Vickie Satterthwaite Jim Poe Bill Lewis Judy Kalinowski Kathy Mothershed Kathy Kelly Barb Williams Lois Gilbert Jan Burns Bill Burland Ed Biggio John Van Horn Gail Pierce Marie Stortoni Pat Hobson Diane Kwiatkowski Barb Scott Ed Biggio Bob Spieth ■;H.-OK- ' r,-- - aM . - - _ ■ ■■ ■■ «  ,i WWI ' Dear Arrow staff of 1972,P Thank you ' lfor making f book I have enjoyed working with you an can be proudtof this -nwur accomplis Best wishes to Linda Kramer and the Arrow staff of 1973. Ik Sinceiely, Llndai erkins Editor- n Chief Alpha Sigma Phi was founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845. It is the tenth oldest men ' s general fraternity. The Tomahawk, started in 1847, is the oldest existing fraternity magazine which each member receives for life. Alpha Sigma Phi has over 60 chapters at colleges and universities throughout the U.S.A. At Lycoming College, Gamma Rho Chapter was founded May 22, 1%5. This charter was granted when Alpha Gamma Upsilon ran into problems and was forced to merge. The seniors of 1972 have enjoyed a successful year. Chapter government was improved, and the sports program was revamped. Some old traditions were brought back such as the Founder ' s Day Banquet. Pinball and hockey became chapter favorites. The Homecoming float was our proudest achievement. We wish the seniors of Alpha Sig a successful and happy future and hope the underclassmen continue to uphold the goals and purposes of Alpha Sigma Phi.  Il9 ' ' fMlH MCMtfL I KACMJI OMMlCS L mWLlA M I atOMM 1 • ' •KOi ' t «r rMC T IMMtr MUL • VOUINTI UMIMO • MYM RliSStLL C OM«R Mm  CMOWLCY Wtim H HCKC lONDCII (WCOOMY W tUSSt IKCMAtl € MALOSfl tUd H SmOH ' OA ' PAVl ILK LMANllS N l UAN AAiSI H ..HI AM , .IS « ' ■■ • ■ AWIS S I  VVC4 SAMUEL C HOLDEN JOHN B DAVIS I DAVID J JONES DETLEF KERN JAMES E. CARVER GENE L DODA RICHARD G VANDEGRIFT DALE L.HUTCHINSON LOUIS J SULPIZIO BRUCE E GRUBB JOSEPH R SLEEK JOSEPH M. RAKOSKI ANGELO C FANELLI DONALD W. WRIGHT DANIEL P. WRIGHT LOUIS P HILF JOSEPH C CIPRIANI JR THOMAS J SMITH THOMAS R BEAMER HERBERT KANE RICHARD B HENNir WILLIAM M. SOLIS DAVID J. WHITEHEAD ROBERT W. MOYER Kappa Delta Rho The Brothers of Kappa Delta Rho wish to congratulate the 1972 senior class with a special salute to KDR ' s seniors. Good luck in the future and in everything you may do. This year KDR expanded its social program to encompass such activities ranging from a road rally to a three mile pledge marathon. The Brothers of KDR also sponsored a Christmas Party for the underpriviledged children of the Williamsport community. KDR also took first place honors with the winning float at homecoming. Brother Richard Henninger also distinguished himself by being the recipient of the Tomahawk award. With a young house, and capable leaders, Kappa Delta Rho looks forward to another successful year. JOHN S. COGAN PAUL F. STOVER RICK G. CREDO WILLIAM SROKA SCT-AT ' ARMS RANDALL DISENO GEORGE BRIAR p. EDGE MASTER NICHOLAS STROIA WESLEY DERR M MARTIN FRANKE LEON BECK JR. WESLEY FORS £EJR. THOMAS HUNSBERGER DAVID JOLLY JOHN CHALKER STEVEN ANANKO WILLIAM AUFRICHT Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon was Founded in 1899 at Illinois Wesleyan University. From this beginning it has risen to be the largest fraternity in the United States with over 300 chapters. Lycoming ' s Mu-Theta Chapter is the only fraternity off campus. TKE was first brought into existence at Lycoming in 1968 as a colony and was chartered in April 1%9. The foundations of TKE are character, scholarship, and brotherhood. JAY THEYS JOHN MARCK ROBERT GRIEPENBURG in DAVID J LOOMIS THOMAS J HENNIGER RONALD M WEAVER ROBERT A, KURTZKE CHRISTOPHER T, SPADONI DAVID L. SCHOCH TIMOTHY N BAHNUK ' KENNETH E MEYERS JEFFREY R SALMAN BARRY W WOLFE THOMAS K WILLIAMS RICHARD R KRAUTWALD WILLIAM D TEUI vlmMmi Theta Chi EN M. VICKERS HELMUT FALTER JOSEPH A MONTESANO The Epsilon Beta Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity was established and formally recognized in 1955. Since its conception, Theta Chi at Lycoming has continued to grow in solidarity through the fraternal tradition. Theta Chi is widely known for its members ' s diversified interests which combine to form a well rounded Brotherhood. Theta Chi ' s Brotherhood includes members in the various student organizations, Student Covernemnt, athletics, and specialized campus committee work. The attitudes of the Theta Chi are not solely based on participation in campus activity. Through involvement in the community Heart Fund Drive, holiday parties for underprivileged children, and other activities, Theta Chi has established a respected reputation in the Williamsport community. The Theta Chi philosophy is revealed in the motto, Alma Mater first, and Theta Chi for Alma Mater. dUTHLER GARY W HA6ESTAD BARRY L NEWTON KENNET ( F KOCHLER PAUL D ANDERSON JACK A CARSON Homecoming Homecoming Queen-Michelle Amaden Homecoming Candidates Peggy Schmidt Linda Messerschmidt Linda Sheetz Ann Rosbach Carolyn Hoyle Marilyn Minnith Michelle Amaden Lynn Solms Wendy Pickering Janice Helowski ' Wzma ' X, -• - Soccer Lycoming 4. . . Dickinsin 2 Lycoming 2. . . Lock Haven 2 Lycoming 3. , . Scranton 2 Lycoming 4. , . Moravian 8 Lycoming 2. , , . Wilkes 3 Lycoming 3. . . Washington 2 Lycoming 1 . . . Susquehanna 2 Lycoming 2 . . .Western Maryland 3 Lycoming 3. . . Upsala 2 Lycoming 0. . . Elizabethtown 6 Lycoming 3. . . Drew 2 Row 1: (I to r) Coach Bendrich, McNeil, Mickolski, Schock, Slaugh, Falter, Anderson. Row 2: Rose- mberg, Buckley, Chesnes, Ceiges, Bahnik, Cettler, Belton. Row 3: Coach Phillips, Ogren, Fehr, Nor- land, Dodge, McCloughry, Young. Row 4: looker, Spadoni, Ursell, Wick, Hammett, Aufricht. . A- - - • a m Kr B tf M  jC JHK s , ' .. hT s B If - - -.. B ' ' ' ft ii ■ ' Football 71-72 9 18 Lycoming (Fez Bowl) 3 Albright 20 9 25 Lycoming Wilkes 29 10 2 Lycoming 13 Westminister 25 10 9 Lycoming (Homecoming) 7 W. Maryland 18 10 16 Lycoming Juniata 17 (Parent ' s Weekend) 10 23 Lycoming 25 Susquehanna 10 10 30 Lycoming 15 Upsala 22 11 16 Lycoming 20 Delaware Valley 16 Salvaggio, Kern, Biggio, Bracciale, Stolz, McDonald, Reilly, Hoffert, Hinkle, Nellen, Chambers, Hook. Solis, Carson, Moyer, Dragan, Dick, La- tagliata. Lodge, McCabe, Vargo, Koller, DJMichele, Miller, Peterson. Tabolinsky, Schiffhauer, Foster, )oy. Turner, Puchany, Yarosh, Hepler, Mu- nyan, Alleger, lohnson, Faneili, Stover. Ostrowski, Rosenhooven, Rinaldi, Mills, Wiedman, Vanskie, Mesaros, Cerber, Szmurski, Bagonis, Cos- slett, Grivner. Techlman, Koch, Yarger, Wiser, Franklin, Henninger, Schaauer, Coodrow, Eisenhauer, Cailsford, Green, Kuska, Karlsen, )anson, Onorall, Hartranft, Budinger, Charles, Plunkett, Stewart, Ringden. I fi o r 1 ' Lycoming 116. . Bowie 87 Lycoming 71 . . West Virginia 74 Lycoming 83 . . Wastiington and Lee 107 Lycoming 87. . Susquehanna 85 Lycoming 97. . luniata 76 Lycoming 97. . Will es 89 Lycoming %. . Upsala 104 Lycoming 81 . . East Stroudsborg Q1 Lycoming 101 . . Wilkes 83 Lycoming 90. . Wagner 113 Lycoming 88. . Muhlenberg 86 Lycoming 84. . Susquehanna 85 Lycoming 83. . Phila. Textile 90 Lycoming 53. . Delaware Valley 80 Lycoming 110. . luniata 82 Lycoming 94. . Dickinson 117 Lycoming 98. . Elizabethtow n94 Lycoming 79. . Albright 91 Lycoming 91 . . Wilkes 101 Lycoming 92. . . Drew 53 Lycoming 86. . Scranton 90 Lycoming 74. . Kings 92 03 Cogan, Ried, Henninger, Beamer, Smith, Gonzalez, Osborn, Spokas, Herman, Kelly, Robertson, Hilf, Forshee, Harris, Kearney C CO R. Vanderlin, S. Muthler, C. Caucino, ). Marck, T. Wynn, E. Aufricht, |. Rauff, S. Marshall, ). Boone, C. Bowers, B. Aufricht, D. Richmond, R. Parker ■ ■ ■ ai I .v.-. ' .-. I ;•;•;-;•;-: i iv:.;.;.: i :.v.:.v | ; n 3 Lycoming 40. . Gettysburg 54 Lycoming 27. . Franklin and Marshall 68 Lycoming 44. . East Stroudsburg 52 Lycoming 39. . Rider 54 Lycoming 67. . Western Maryland 25 Lycoming 33. . Dickinson 54 Lycoming 39. . Elizabethtown 55 Lycoming 42. .Wilkes 51 Lycoming 57. . Lock Haven 38 Lycoming 29. . King ' s 63 V ' . it ' ..- Mi- JUL€ B mi M. . 4 t ■se K ' A% ' nmgCTffat •: ;V. - : ■i.:A.. l Wrestling Viggiano, Wright, Wright, Wright, Vagianos, March, Fisher, Gerger, Wiser, Keen, Jolly, Goodrow, Whitaker, Hartrantt, Stoltz Sf t 9 « 4 «umB WRESTLING WftEsI ' v- ' ' ' m. ' £STUNO Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming Lycoming 16 Mansfield 28 31 luniata 6 46 Elmira 11 Lock Haven 27 39 R.I.T. 4 25 Elizabethtown 20 36 St. Francis 13 22 Delaware Valley 12 40 Scranton 4 6 Wilkes 33 17 Bucknell 18 18 Oswego 24 8 Cortland 24 2 Maryland 34 4 L Lycoming 2 Franklin and Marshall 7 Lycoming 6 Albright 2 Lycoming 4 Scranton 5 Lycoming 8 WAAC 1 Lycoming 6 Susquehanna 3 Lycoming 6 )uniata 3 Lycoming 6 Drew 3 Lycoming 3 Elizabethtown 6 Men ' s Tennis N. Cetuk, ). Murphy, T. Schimmer, 8. Salu, D. Malt ' ll, C. Bussy, C. Milchell, ). Wiemann GiVrs Tennis V. Satterthwait S, Earl N. Epinger D. Wooley I. Hill K. Lockwood S. Weintraut N. Sass L. Pinchbeck S. Ferrentino Lycoming 5 Mansfield 4 Lycoming 7 Mansfield 2 Track A. Lucci, ). Collins, G. Nellen, W. Murphy, C. McCall, D. Brown, R. Credo, A. Bracciale, T. Bahnuk. Lycoming Haverford 86 23 Albright 72 Lycoming Western Maryland 56 ' 2 88y2 Lycoming Susquehanna 54 91 Lycoming Mansfield 39V2 WSVi Lycoming Juniata 40 104 Golf J. Jackson, F. Bremier, S. Shuey, M. Hannum, R. Profeta, D. Richardson, R. Stark LTi o r CO t - -a- T- - ro CN Zj 4 T -T t O 2 OJ OJ c t C O Q i .;; CO Lu E E E E E E E o o o o o o o u u u u u u w - - - - t tSiSM Honors Awards Chieftain Tomahawk Pocahontas Girl of the Year Wall Street Business Business Administration Gillette Modern Foreign Language Penna. Inst, of CPA Sol Wolfe Freshman Scholarship Harry Schlee Papoose Ginny Samuel Rich Henninger Cherolyn Messer Elizabeth lohnson Mary Perry Michael Robinson Eugene Monoski Robert Priest Charlotte Zaffiro Elizabeth lohnson Karen Maywhort Gary Decker Donald Hughes Vincent )oy Michael Steinbrunn Kathleen Stover Timothy Reilly Daniel Hartranft IRUSKA . . . Linda Burton, Cinny Samuel, Cher Messer, )im Looloian, Ron Schellhouse, Norm Cetk ROUND TABLE . . . Barb Levandowski, Carol Marsland, Dot E erhart. Barb Wayne, Angle Vaira, Pat Boinski, Gail Golightly , Ca Pierce, Cinnie Samuel Graduation i itiLt i- ' r?{ .iSUlP iA i X 4 J ' . r Patrons and Advertisements Stan Seiple, Inc. Contractors-Builders-Developers 809 North Seventh Street Sunbury, Pennsylvania 17801 717, 286-5802 Bert Stepanik, President Faxon Bowling Lanes 1225 river avenue 323-0273 Melvin 1. Schlauch Jeweler Phone 322-1607 40 West Willow Street Home Service Beverage 419-21 Fifth Avenue Williamsport, Pa., 17701 Hammerstein ' s Arco Service 261 Washington Blvd. 322-3800 Faxon Cleaners 1313 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Sheraton Motor Inn Rt. 15 South Williamsport 17701 All color T. v.— Banquets to 600— Free parking for 450 cars- Swimming pool— Sauna Bath— Luxurious rooms— Free out of town reservation service— Nightly entertainment— Featuring the , Three Fathoms Restaurant and Lounge— Ellegant atmosphere- Quality service— Excellant dining— All awaiting you daily— 7 AM to 11 Pm, Sunday Dining 8am to 9PM 717 323-9801 Sheraton Motor Inn Brozman ' s 349 Pine Street Your headquaters for famous Estee ' Lauder and Aramis. Beauty Fashions Compliments of Laverta ' s Beauty Salon Loyal Plaza Shopping Center Wiiliamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone 323-9927 Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gleason Pennhasset Associates Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abott Congratulations Lynn and Gunther Mrs. Joseph Holl Jewel Box 1915 East Third Street Wiiliamsport, Pa. 20th Century Bakery fine cakes and pastries rear of the courthouse Rokus Beverage 241 Miller Lane, Williamsport 326-0474 good appearance is an important asset and it begins with good taste and clothes from the right store. We ' ll be glad to help you. Clothiers Haberdashers ffjAVIDS Williomsport, Pa. J.S. Rudnitzki, Inc. 131 West 4th St. The Diamond Center of Williamsport Since 1905 Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry Congratulations to the class of 1972 Hillside Restaurant finer things for men FOURTH AT COURT STREET • WILLIAMSPORT. PA. R.D. 3 Montoursville 322-9017 LYCOMOG COLLEGE Lycoming is a co-educational, liberal arts college granting the Bachelor of Arts degree. The liberal arts program is basic to the professions of medicine, theology, teaching, law, and den- tistry, and is desirable in engineering, science, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine. CURRICULA Arts and Science Coop. Engin. Med. Tech. Pre-Med Business Admin. Coop. Forestry Pre-Dental Pre-Ministerial Religious Ed. Elementary Ed. Pre-Law Secondary Ed. AREAS OF CONCENTRATION Accounting Math Economics Mathematics Religion American Ci il. English Music Retailing Art French Near East Culture Russian Banking ix Finance German Philosophy Sociology Biology Gen. Business Physics Soyiet Area Chemistry History Pol. Science Spanish Literature Psychology Theatre Individual Interdisciplinary Majors Fall Semester begins September 6, 1972 Director of Admissions LYCOMING COLLEGE Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17704 Phone 326-1951 TRI-STATE DISCOUNT CENTER Corner Dewey and Memorial Ave. X —Compliments of— Wyno Sales Volkswagon Sales Service 1960 E. Third Street Williamsport F A Silvagni 1750 E. 3rd. Street sales (GE slug) service Williamsport, Pa. 326-1549 1 Hk - ' ' J ■i y ifc - .- • —Compliments of— Stroehmann Bros. Co. Joseph Monastro The Jeweler on the square in Market Square oji ttr the department store for the entire family . in the loyal Plaza Shopping Center where the parking is free easy Royal Chrysler Plymouth 1200 Washington Blvd. 323-3684 Ideas and Materials to Make Your Home a Better Place to Live Our congratulations best wishes to the class of 72 Prior Sallada Co. everything electrical Melody Record Shop 41 W. 4th. Street Williamsport, Pa. 326-5811 Carl ' s Cafe 835-Franklin Ave. Williamsport, Pa. 322-9296 Remember to register for PLCB cards! Bastian Tire Sale 430 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, Pa. 326-9181 CENTRAL MUSIC STORE Largest selection of Cassette and 8 Trocfc Topes at Discouni Prices Also 45 pops and LP ' s of all kinds and categories 123 W. 3rd St. Williamsport Dial 322-6458 WNB Williamsport National Bank Your full service bank with three convenient locations 329 Pine Street Loyal Plaza Shopping Center 1901 Lycoming Creek Road Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company OF WILLIAMSPORT EAST THIRD STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA 17701 Pennhasset Associates Congratulations Sigma Pi From Mr. Mrs. Fred Abbott iTEIGEg Downtown Loyal Plaza 14W4lhSl 1915 E 3rdSl. WILLIAMSPORT, PA Stahl ' s Food Market 837 Washington Boulevard Quality Meats . . . Low Prices . . . Courteous Service Thurs. Fri. till 9 p.m.-Sun. 9-5:30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WPEK S «L E AAARKET Mee ts — Poultry — Pro duce I 322-8329 508 Wa«hing on Blvd.. Williomsport, Pa, Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Neyhart ' s Inc. J.C. Greenya Jeweler 46 West Fourth St Williamsport, Pa. 1 700 E. 3rd St. Ph. 323-6171 Plenty of free parking t VARSITY SHOP MEN ' S AND BOYS ' APPAREL 348 Pins St. WlUiamtport, Pa. Phona 323-6927 Headquarters for Fromal Wear- Rent or Sale Compliments of HILLTOP SUB SHOP Compliments of REGAL BLUM JEWELERS Ralph B. Bower, Manager 356 Pine Street Williamsport, Pa. Phone 322-8736 Established April 1909 Market Square, Williamsport Reliable Furniture Co. featuring over 50 complete room displays Ethan Allen, Kroehler, Thomasville, Eclipse. other quality home furnishings including rugs and the finest gift shop in town Avco Lycoming offers the most complete line of reciprocating Aircraft Engines in the 100 to 450 horse power class Lycoming Division Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Open daily 10 to 5; Mon Fri 10 to 9 Center of Fine Merchandise Williamsport ' s largest department store Established in 1850 Fidelity National Bank of Pa. Williamsport Danville Member of F. D. I. C. Carpenter Hardware, Inc. 414-416 Washington Boulevard Phone 323-6350 Compliments of Williamsport Mirror Glass Co. 317 Railway Street Phone: 322-4764 Hoyer ' s Photo Supply, Inc. 18 West Fourth Street-Box 509 Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Country House Restaurant At the City View Motel South Side Carl H. Steele, Dealer Royal Typewriters E. Third Street-Market Square Saks • Service Electric • Standard • Portable It Pays To Play Williamsport - Lock Haven ' And we are put on earth a little space — 1 5 i ' That we may learn to bear the beams of love F 1 ■ - K H H ' I BlS ' : ! lir 1 . HBHH Patrons Col. and Mrs. Robert Spieth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noerr, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Hertzler Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gettler Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Bucher Mr. and Mrs. John Kiliian Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Ballantyn Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. McGuigan Mrs. Elizabeth Evens Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Stoia Dr. and Mrs. William J. 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