Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

LYCOMING COLLEGE [ mm n im iii ni iii in niim 3 8 30 10026 2220 ' Wasted On The Way ' ' By Crosby, Stills Nash Introduction 7 Faculty Administration 18 Dedication 22 Organizations 34 Activities 76 Seniors 700 Sports 742 Advertisements 766 Senior Directory 7fl6 7983 Arrow Staff Editors Gail Reichenbacher-Editor in Chief Steve Casperson-Managing Editor Suzi Wolff-Assistant Editor Joseph Hoffman-Business Manager James Maurer-Sales Manager Claire Hutchins-Faculty Administration Carol LaPierre-Organizations Carolyn Anderson-Activities Beth Schullz-Sports James Sherwood-Photography Dean Thomas Wozniak-Yearbook Advisor Look around me, and I can see my life before me running rings around the way it used to be. I am older now. I have more than what I wanted but I wiih that I had started long before I did. And theres so much time to make up everywhere I turn. Time we have wasted on the way. So much water moving underneath the bridge Let the water come and carry us away. Look around you nokv, you must go lor what you wanted. Look at all my Ir lends who did and got what they deserved. BS 9h jJ 1 i !Vl , [ 1 J iT ' l, .TT ISIOOSE! 1 10 ■i B ' .■. . ■ « p , 0 nr iijMri 1. t ■. ' i h W . ' J A j WKk t n 13 So much love to make up everywhere I turn. Love we have waited on the way. So much water moving underneath the bridge Let the water come and carry us away, Let the water come and carry us away. 14 As r P ' %L 1 -, Ml. 15 16 17 v1 u A D M N R O Dear Lycoming Students, This book portrays one year in your life at Lycoming College. As you peruse it in the years to come, you will find it increasingly difficult to distinguish one year in your Lycoming career from another. Of course, some events will forever remain clearly dis- tinguished from all the others; but other memories will graduatlly blend into a greater whole, each con- tributing something distinctive yet something no longer meaningful apart from the other. I am confi- dent you will value the composite even as you will surely regret some of its parts. Yes, the composite is what matters! I ' d like to think that these were the years when you got it all together, when life came into focus and friendships developed into lifelong commitments. Other days are dear to other generations, but these were our days! I hope they will always be worth remembering. Frederick E. Blumer PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE Frederick E. Blumer (1976): B.A., Emorv L niioniH Milhaps College; BD., Ph.D., Shirley A. Vin Murter (1979): Dean of the College, B.A., Munde- lein College; M. A., Northweitern University; MA. , Ph.D., Univer- sity of Chicago. The Class of 1983 is a very special one to me. In the fall of 1979 when most of you arrived, I, too, came to Lycoming College for the first time. What a differ- ence four years can make! What was new and strange such a short time ago is now old and familiar, like a valued friend from whom no secrets are kept. The quad, the library, the class- rooms, and the dorms have each welcomed your footsteps thousands of times as you carved out your private trails around campus in uniquely individual ways. Then as your first year gave way to the second, to the third, and finally to the fourth, the cyclical pattern of the seasons transformed this campus in wonderfully beautiful ways. Pinks and lavenders, yel- lows and greens, gave way to golds and browns, and finally to the silver and whites that always greeted you after Christmas break. I hope these memories will never fade, and that they will become even more precious to you as your own lives unfold. f • J • {| These have been good years. May they continue so ■   the rest of your days. ■ • • k. Jack C. Buckle (1957): Dean of Student Services, B.A., Juniata College; M.S. Syracuse University. Activities: WRLC, Non- Resident Students Assoc. % ■i Betty I. Paris 1 1963): Registrar, A.B., Lycoming College. William L. Baker (1965): Treasurer, B.S., Lycoming College. 21 22 THE CLASS OF 1983 PROUDLY DEDICATES THIS YEARBOOK TO DEAN LOU ANN CALIGIURI As long as there has been the institution of college there has been a gap between the administration and the student body. Over the years, each has had its differences based on its own views and reasoning. The task of bridging that gap and making the two work together has been undertaken by LouAnne Caligiuri. LouAnne is more than the Assistant Dean of Student Services, she is an active go between for the stu- dents and the administration. She plays an industri- ous and supportive role in organizations such as the Campus Activities Board, the Pan-Hellenic Council and the Interfraternity Council. She helps these group organize Coffeehouse Entertainment, Social Functions and Greek Functions including Greek Week. Dean Caligiuri ' s interest in students reaches beyond the local level with her membership of various Na- tional Association concerning students and person- nel. She is always ready to accept new ideas which will improve inter-campus relations and provide stu- dents with various alternatives of recreation. At times Dean Caligiuri ' s job is bound to resemble a thankless task filled with frustrations on both the administration ' s and students ' parts. The students, however, realize that working with a concerned, helpful individual like LouAnne makes co-operation between the administration and students more at- tainable. It is for these reasons that we would like to dedicate the 1983 Arrow to LouAnne Caligiuri as a small ex- ample of our gratitude for her work in student ser- vices. Thank You 23 Paul C. Hassenplug (1981): Director of Institutional Plan- ning and Development, B.S., Rochester Institute of Tech- nology. Marshall Raucci, Jr. (1982): Director of Admissions, B.A., Marist College; M.S.Bd., SUNY College at Buffalo. Dale V. Bower (1968): Director of Alumni Affairs, B.S., Lycoming College; B.D., United Theological Seminary. Robert I. Iddinger (1967): Director of Buildings Grounds, Thomas . Henninger (1966): Director of Computer Ser- vices, B.S., Wake Forest College; M.A., University of Kansas. Juliann T. Pawlak (1969): Director of Financial Aid, B.A., Lycoming College; f .A., Bucknell University. Jeffrey L. Richards (1982): Controller and Assistant Treas., B A., Lycoming College. William H. Rupp (1979): Director of Public Relations, B.A., M.A., The Pennsylvania State University. Louise A. Caligiuri (1978): Associate Dean of Student Ser- vices, B.S., M.S., Duquesne University. Activities: Campus Activities Board (CAB), PanHellenic Council, Student Asso- ciation of Lycoming College (SALC), Student Orientation Staff (SOS), Faculty Associate (Skeath 1). Joanne B. Day (1981): Associate Dean of Student Services, B.A., M.Ed., Western Maryland College; Director of Career Development Center. Thomas P. Wozniak (1979): Associate Dean Of Student Services, B.A., Merrimack College; M.Fd., Worcester Slate College. Activities: ARROW Advisor, Student Judiciary. Fred I. Crogan (1977): Assistant Dean of The College, A.B., Bates College; M.A., Arizona Slate University; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Missouri. Christine D. Barth (1982): Admissions Counselor, B.A., Ly- coming College. Mary B. Herring (1978): Assistant Director of Admissions, B.A., Albright College. Douglas J. Keiper (1970): Assistant Director of Admissions, A.B., Lycoming College; M.Fd., The Pennsylvania State Univ. Ralph f. Zeigler, Jr. (1980): Assistant Director of Admis- sions, A.B., Lycoming College; M.A., The Pennsylvania State University. Marlene O. Petter (1982): Assistant Director of Public Rela- tiom, B A , The Pennsylvania Slate University. Jerry t. Eischeid (1981): Campus Minister, B.S., Mansfield State College; M.Div., United Theological Seminary at Day- ton. John J. Tamalis: Ch.iplain to Roman Catholic Students Row 1: Jeffrey Richards, Juliann Pawlak; Row 2: William Rupp, Dale Bower, Paul Hassenplug. Associate Deans of Student Services: LouAnne Caligiuri, Thomas Wozniak, loanne Day. Assistant Director of Admissions: Douglas Keiper. Missing: Mary Herring, Ralph Zeigler. 24 Bookstore: Betty Beck, Barbara Bowes. Student Services: Gordon Stearns, Deborah Weaver, George Brelsford. Library: Row 7. Cheryl Yearick, Pat Triaca, Louise Banks, Irene Vincent, Kim Owen. Row 2: Bruce Hurlbert, Susan Beidler, Kathy Richards, Martin Jamison. Belly S. Beck (1965): Bookstore Manager. Barbara Bowes (1982): Bookstore Assistant. Pearl M. Ringler: Bookstore Assistant. George W. Brelsford (1982): Residence Area Coordinator, B.S., Davis BIkins College. Activities: Coordinator of Freshmen life. Advisor to Freshmen class. Cordon S. Stearns (1982): Residence Area Coordinator (Fraternity Affairs), A.B., Bowdoin College. Activities: IFC. Deborah Weaver: Damage Assessment Clerk. Louise 5. Banks: Periodicals Assistant in Library. Susan Beidler: Library Services, M.L.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh. Bruce Hurlberl: Library Services, M.S.L.S., Florida State University. Martin Jamison: Library Assistant. Kimberly A. Owen: Library Assistant. Kathy Richards: Library Assistant. Patricia J. Triaca: Library Assistant. Irene Vincent: Library Assistant. Cheryl A. Yearick: Library Assistant. Dolores Reed: I.L.L. Assistant A. V. Coordinator Ladies Gentlemen, The President of Lycoming College. 25 Accounting Depirtmenl lldon Kuhns, Logan Richmond , Richard Wienecke. Eldon f. Kuhns, II (1979): Accounting, B.A., Lycoming Col- lege; M. Accountancy, University of Oklahoma; C.P.A. (Penn.). Activities: Lycoming College Accounting Club. Logan A. Richmond (1954): Accounting (Chairman), B.S., Lycoming College; M.B.A., New York University; C.P.A. (Penn.). Richard B. Wienecke (1982): Accounting, B.A., Lycoming College; M.S., Bucknell University; M.B.A., Long Island University; C.P.A. (New York). Activities: Lycoming College Accounting Club. JonR. Bogle (1976): Art, B.F.A., B.S., M.F.A., Tyler School of Art, Temple University. Diane M. Lesko (1978): Art History, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., SUNY at Binghamton. Roger D. Shipley (1967): Art (Chairman), B.A., Otterbein College; M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy of Art. Richard R. Brickson (1973): Astronomy and Physics (Chair- man), B A., University of Minnesota; M.S., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Morton A. Fineman (1966): Physics, A.B., Indiana Universi- ty; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. William B. Keig (1980): Astronomy and Physics, A.B., Uni- versity of California at Santa Cruz; M.S., University of Chi- cago. Art Department Jon Bogle, Roger Shipley. Missing: Diane Lesko. Astronomy and Physics Department William Keig, Morton Fineman, Richard Brickson (Standing). 26 Robert B. Angstadt (1967): Biology (Chairman), B.S., Ur- sinus College; M.S., Ph.D., Cornell University. Jack S. Diehl, Jr. (1971): Biology, B.S.. M.A., Sam Houston State College; M.S., Ph.D., University of Connecticut. Edward C. Gabriel (1977): Biology, B.A., M.S., Alfred Uni- versity; Ph.D., The Ohio State University. Dan O. King (1977): Biology, B.A., University of South Flor- ida; M.A., Ph.D., Indiana University. Robert A. Zaccaria (1973): Biology, B.A., Bridgewater Col- lege; Ph.D., University of Virginia. Melvin C. Zimmerman (1979): Biology, B.S., SUNY at Cort- land; M.S., Ph.D., Miami University. Geoffrey L. Gordon (1981): Business Administration, B.S., Lehigh University; M.B.A., Duke University; C.P.I.M. John G. Hollenback (1952): Business Administration, B.S., M.B.A., University of Pennsylvania. Elizabeth H. King (1956): Business Administration, B.S., Ge- neva College; M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University. Activities: Beta Phi Camma. Don M. Larrabee, II (1972): Lecturer in Law, A.B., Franklin and Marshall; LL.B., Fordham University. H. Bruce Weaver (1974): Business Administration (Chair- man), B.B.A., Stetson University; J.D., Vanderbilt University; M.B.A., University of Central Florida. Mary P. Baggett (1977): Chemistry (part-time), B.A., Regis College; M.A., Wellesley College. David A. Franz (1970): Chemistry (Chairman), A.B., Prince- ton University; M.A. T., The Johns Hopkins University; Ph.D., University of Virginia. Activities: Alpha Phi Omega. JamesK. Hummer (1962): Chemistry, B.N.S., Tufts Universi- ty; M.S., Middlebury College; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. John A. Radspinner (1957): Chemistry, B.S., University of Richmond; M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute; D.Sc, Car- negie-Mellon University. Biology Department Melvin Zimmerman, Dan King (Standing), Robert Zaccaria. Business Administration Department Seated: Elizabeth King, H. Bruce Weaver; Standing: Geoffrey Gordon, John Hollenback. Chemistry Department James Hummer, David Franz, Mary Baggett, John Radspinner. 27 Roger W. Opdahl (1963): Economics, A. B., Hofstra Univer- sity; M.A., Columbia University: D. Ed., The Pennsylvania State University. Activities: Omicron Delta Epsilon. Robert W. Rabold (1955): Economics (Chairman), B.A., The Pennsylvania State University; M.A., Ph. D., University ol Pittsburgh John H. Conrad (1959): Education, B.S., Mansfield State College; M.A., New York University. Mary Ann Doyle (1982): Education, B.A., University of New York at Oswego; E D.M., SUNY at Buffalo. ForresI B. Keesbury (1970): Education (Chairman), B.S., De- fiance College; M.A., Bowling Green Slate University; Ed.D., Lehigh University. William D. Ford (1972): English, B.A., Occidental College; M.A., M.F.A . Ph.D., University of Iowa. Daniel Harlsock (1982): English (part-time), B.A., The Penn- sylvania State University; M. A., Indiana University of Penn- sylvania. Emily R. Jensen (1969): English (Chairwoman), B.A., James- town College; M.A., University of Denver; Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University. Activities: AWARE, L.P.A.C. Gertrude B. Madden (1958): English, A.B., University of Pennsvlvania; M.A., Bucknell University. Carole Moses (1982): English, B.A., Adelphi University: M.A., The Pennsylvania State University; Ph.D., SUNY at Binghamton Activities: Lycoming Review Advisor. David J. Rife (1970): English, B.A., University of Florida; M.A., Ph D , Southern Illinois University. Shirley Van Marter (1979): Dean of the College English, B.A., Mundelein College; M.A., Northwestern University; M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Frederic M. Wild, Jr. (1978): English, B.A., Emory Universi- ty: M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State University; M.Div., Yale Divinity School. l!! .A ulfl ' Economics Department Robert Rabold. Roger Opdahl Education Department Forrest Keesbury, Mary Ann Doyle, John Conrad. English Department Seated: David Rife, William Ford; Standing: Emily Jensen, Daniel Hartsock, Carole Moses, Frederic Wild, Gertrude Madden. 28 Foreign Languages Literatures Paul MacKenzie, Richard Barker. Richard I. Barker (1982): Spanish, B.A., Hamilton College; M.A., University of Iowa; Ph.D., University of Oregon. Bernard P. Flam (1963): Spanish, A.B., New York University; M.A., Harvard University; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Paul A MacKenzie (1970): German (Chairman), A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Boston University. Robert J. B. Maples (1969): French, A.B., University of Rochester; PH.D., Yale University. Gary M. Boerckel (1979): B.A., B. Music, Oberlin College; M. Music, Ohio University; D.M.A., University of Iowa. David N. lex (1978): Music, B.M., University of Toledo; M.M., Bowling Green State University; D.M.A., Cleveland Institute of Music. Activities: Lycoming Band Director. Fred M. Thayer (1976): Music (Chairman), A.B., Syracuse University; B.M., Ithaca College; M.M., SUNY at Bingham- ton; D.M.A., Cornell University. Activities: Lycoming Choir, Lycoming Chamber Choir. Thomas Gallup (1982): Flute and Voice, B.A., Mansfield State College. Richard !. Lakey (1979): Organ and Piano, A.B., Westmin- ster Choir College; M.A., Indiana University of Pennsylva- nia. Albert Nacinovich (1972): Brass, B.A., Mansfield State Col- lege; M.S., Ithaca College. MaryL. Russell (1936): Piano, M.B., Susquehanna Universi- ty; M.A., The Pennsylvania State University. Juanita M. Serang: Violin. Richard J. Morris (1976): History, B.A., Boston State Col- lege; M.A., Ohio University; Ph.D., New York University. Robert H. Larson (1969): History, B.A., The Citadel; M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia. John F. Piper (1969): History (Chairman), A.B., Lafayette College; B.D., Yale University; Ph.D., Duke University. Music Department Fred Thayer, David lex (Standing), Gary Boerckel. History Department Robert Larson, John Piper, Rich- ard Morris. 29 Mass Communications Department Malthon Anapol. Political Science Department Ernest Ciglio, Fred Crogan Malthon M. Anapol (1981): Mass Communications, B.S., Rutgers University; M.A., Temple University; Ph.D., The Ohio Stale University. Activities: Mass Comm. Club, WRLC. (Chairman) Chariest. Celchell (1967): Mathematics, B.S., University of Massachusetts; M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. David K. Haley (1980): Mathematics (Chairman), B.A., Aca- dia University; M.S., Ph.D., Queen ' s University. Thomas . Hennlnger (1966): Director of Computer Sciences Mathematics, B.S., Wake Forest College; M.A., University of Kansas. lohn R. Hubbard (1975): Mathematics, A.B., University of Rochester; A.M., Ph.D., University of Michigan. Jack D. Murphy (1978): Mathematics, B.S., M.S., Drexel University. Activities: Alpha Rho Omega. Cene D. Sprechini (1981): Mathematics, B.A., Wilkes Col- lege; M.A., Ph.D., SUNY at Binghamton. Richard D. Troxel (1978): Mathematics, B.A , Oberlin Col- lege; M.A., Indiana University. Activities: Faculty Associate- Skeath 4. Josiah Alford (1982): Mathematics (part-time), B.A., Princi- pia College; M.A., George Washington University. Adelle Dolzel (1981): Mathematics (part-time), B.A., Kings College; M.A., The Pennsylvania State University. Ernest O. Ciglio (1972): Political Science (Chairman), B.A., Queens College; M.A., SUNY at Albany; Ph.D., Syracuse University. Activities: Pol. Sci Advisory Croup. ' Fred I. Crogan (1977): Assistant Dean of the College Politi- cal Science, A B., Bates College; M.A., Arizona State Uni- versity; Ph.D., University of Missouri Activities: Yearbook advisor. Class of 1984 Advisor. Michael C. Roskin (1972): Political Science, A. B., University of California at Berkeley; M.A., University of California at Los Angeles; Ph.D.. The American University. Mathematical Sciences Department Seated: Charles Getchell, Jack Murphy. Standing: Gene Spre- chini, David Haley, Rick Troxel 30 Janet A. Rodgers (1981): Nursing (Chairwoman), B.S., Wag- ner College; M.A., Ph.D., New York University. Kalherine Pagana (1982): Nursing, B.S.N. , University of Maryland: M.S.N. , University of Pennsylvania. Stephen R. Griffith (1970): Philosophy (Chairman), A.B., Cornell University; M.A., Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. Activities: Lycoming Scholar Program, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Sigma Tau. Owen F. Herring (1965): Philosophy, B.A., Wake Forest College. John M. Whelan, Jr. (1971): Philosophy, B.A., University of Notre Dame; Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin. Clarence W. Burch (1962): Physical Education (Chairman), B.S., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Activities: Basketball Coach, Athletic Director. David B. Hair (1979): Physical Education, B.S., East Strouds- burg State College. Robert L. Curry (1970): Assistant Athletic Director, B.A., Lycoming College. Deborah J. Holmes (1976): Physical Education, B.S., M.S., The Pennsylvania State University. Activities: Women ' s Tennis Coach, Women ' s Basketball Coach, Women ' s Intra- murals Director, Cheerleading Advisor. Budd F. Whitehill (1957): Physical Education, B.S., Lock Haven State College; M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Philosophy Department John Whelan, Stephen Griffith (Standing), Owen Herring. Physical Education Department Clarence Burch, Deborah Holmes (Standing), Robb Curry. Nursing Department Janet Rodgers, Katherine Pagana 31 Father T Eduardo Cuerra (1960): Religion (Chairmsn), B.D., Southern Methodist University; S.T.M., Ph., Union Theological Semi- nary. Richard A. Hughes (1970): Religion, B.A., Jamestown College; 5. T.B., Ph.D., Boston University. Stephen f. Robinson (1979): Religion, B.A., M.A., Brigham Yound University; Ph.D., Duke University. Moon H. Jo (1975): Sociology (Chairman), B.A., Valparaiso Uni- versity; M.A., Howard University; Ph.D., New York Univ. Jack S. McCrary (1969): Sociology. B.A., M.A.. Southern Meth- odist University; Ph.D., Washington Universiyy. Raymond McCinnis (1982): Sociology (part-time), B.A., Tem- ple University; M.S.W., Marywood College. Larry R. Strauser (1973): Sociology, A.B., Lycoming College; MP. A., University of Arizona. Activities: Criminal Justice Soci- ety. Stanley T. Wilk (1973): Anthropology, B.A., Hunter College; PhD , University of Pittsburgh. Rolf T. Carlson (1981): Theatre, B.S., Kearney Slate College; M.F.A., University of Montana. Robert F. Falk (1970): Theatre Marshal of the College (Chair- man), B.A., B.D., Drew University; M.A., Ph.D., Wayne State University. William W. O ' Donnell, Jr. (1982): Theatre, B.F.A., The Penn- sylvania SlJle University; M.F.A , Wayne State Univ. Religion Department Stephen Robinson, Eduardo Cuerra, Richard Hughes. Sociology Anthropology Department Larry Strauser, Moon Jo Theatre Department William O ' Donnell, Robert Falk. 32 Psychology Department Mary Vestermark, Howard Berthold (Standing), Kathryn Ryan. Faculty Secretaries Row 7; lune Evans, Nancy Morrett, Marilyn Mullings; Row 2: Anne Gibbon, Sheran Swank. Howard C. Berthold, Jr. (1976): Psychology (Chairman), B.A., Franklin and Marshall College; M.A., University of Iowa; Ph.D., The University of Massachusetts. Activities: Psi Chi. John C. Hancock (1967): Psychology, B.S., M.S., Bucknell University; Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University Kathryn M. Ryan (1981): Psychology, B.S., University of Illinois; M.S., Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. Activities: Psy- chology Club Advisor, Faculty Associate. Mary J. Vestermerk (1977): Psychology (part-time), A.B., Oberlin College; M.A., Stetson University; Ph.D., Universi- ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Activities: T.P.A.C, Phi Kappa Phi. Randy J. Baker: Athletic Trainer, B.S., Lock Haven State College; M.S., University of Illinois. Rebecca Bastian: Data Entry Clerk Bmily C. Biichle: Coordinator Facilities Scheduling Pur- chasing. Pauline M. Brungard: Student Loan Coordinator, B.S., Ly- coming College. Nancy Morrett: Faculty Secretary. Kathy A. Confair: Cashier Bookkeeper. Richard L. Cowher: Press Operator. Patricia Cundiff: Systems Analyst. June L. Evans: Secretary, Education Office. S. lean Cair: Secretary, Music and Art Departments. Anne S. Gibbon: Secretary, Biology and Chemistry Depart- ments. Ralph W. Hellan: Computer Operations Programmer, A.B., Lycoming College. Mary C. Hendricks: Supervisor of Housekeeping. D. Maxine McCormick: Records Clerk. Christine McCracken: Computer Programmer. ? . Administrative f Assistants Row 1: Kathy Confair, Barbara Bodner; Row 2: Betty June Swanger, Chris MacKenzie, Marion Nyman. 33 Seated: Diane Hess, Phyllis Holmes, Phyllis Myers, Betty Cowles, Helen Heller, Sherrie Landon; Standing: (front) Loretta Whipkey, Vicki Weaver, (back) Irene Gehrig, Esther Hen- ninger, Mary Dahlgren, Bernadine Hileman, Madlyn Wonder- lich. Marilyn Mailings: Faculty Sf r cl.ir Marion Nyman: Secretary to the Treasurer. Rosalie Piafi: Switchboard Operator. Terry Ann Raup: Secretary, Athletics Office. Belly fune Swanger: Assistant in Treasurer ' s Office. Sheran I. Swank: Faculty Secretary. Chris Mackenzie: Assistant in Student Services Office, B.A., Lycoming College. Barbara Bodner: Secretary to the Director of Admissions. Mary Dahlgren: Admissions Data Entry Assistant. Elizabeth Cowles: Career Development Secretary. Irene Everdale: Secretary to the Director of Buildings Grounds. Irene V. Cohrig: Secretary to the Dean of Student Ser- vices. Diane Hassinger: Secretary to Director of Development. Helen C. Heller: Secretary to the Registrar. Esther I. Henninger: Admissions Workroom Director. Diane C. Hess: Receptionist Secretary, Office of Student Son ices Bernadine C. Hileman: Office Services Coordinator. Phyllis M. Holmes: Secretary to the President. Barbara E. Horn: Secretary to the Athletics Director. Sherrie Landon: Administrative Assistant in Student Finan- i ijl ul, BS, Tennessee Temple University. Phyllis B. Myers: Secretary to the Director of Alumni Af- fairs. Vickie Weaver: Secretary to the Director of Student Aid. lorelta M. Whipkey: Secretary to the Director of Public Relations. Madhn Wonderlich: ■ . irt.try to the Di-.in ol ihc ( ollrf;i: Special Services Burns Security Guards Seated: Sgt. J. M. Lumbis; Standing: Fred March, Conrad (Turk) Cardene, Ralph McErn. Missing: Larry Gottschall, Barry McCarty, Kathryn Garnhart. Cafeteria Personnel Seated: Shirley Engel, Ellen Gilbert, Marlene Wilton, Lucille Eck, Josephine Hyde, Kay Brown, Carol Gamble, Mary Szu- haj: Standing: Dennis Daley, Bill Haag, Betty Young, Paul Miller, Alice Helm, Sandy Schappell, Gary Rennicks, John Eck. 34 - ' -- i u« ■- w T ' T H mSttM H Nr fT I - P i: ' JM H   ' 1 ' 1 ■kj I H W ' mJK V ' jF-jM ;J . M g Wfl B r — — alfl ' W 5 1 .JB tf m .. n M MH iM ■■■ I iA s --V« H He Oi ' k 4s -t ■ . s. s. r I « Ellen Talbcrt, Jim House Jennifer Jeffries, Dan Caldwell Julie Wilcox, Marianne ferrara. Call Sleekier, Carl Johnson, Rich Ryan, Dan Barnerd, Bert Sleelman, Bob Helm, Joanne Masser 1?! Smile BangI Celebration OMEGA 38 I BI ■■!■ what a line-up! himA kJs TfSS mA y ■h ' ' Jk B B i Wii ■El mm Close-up A willing hostage The Gang Ann Kraemer, Diane Disomma, Margaret Smith. Kim Cowles, Caron Hutchins, Dawn Dezii, Lisa Granfors, Karen Hancock, Christine Albergo, Jill Longenecker, Victoria Shields, Elizabeth Wilson, Jennifer Jeffries 39 Doak Hitlyard, John Wilui , Pete Vreeland, Eric Nordstrom, Ward Scheitrum, Scott Kliewe, Pete Yanuzzi, Doug Newman, Mark Bryan, lames Preiser, Art Dooley, Clenn Hanna, John Westerman, Chuck Ruley, Al Tischkein, Ken Cademateri, Chris Baker, Ted Wilhite, Dan Perna, Cerry May, Robert Rossi, James Brightly, Brooks Van Arx, James tinkler. Drink up All together again P H A SIGMA PHI what a pair Hill side Cang. 40 Tipsy and together Friday night munchiesf Inseperable to the end Denise Paolino, Elaine McGuire, Lynn Christmam, Laurie Eggee, Mary Yorio, Beth Ciotti, Julie Persing, Margy Hill, Neile Wright, Cindi Russell, Bonnie Queen, Shellie Shara, Chistie Bell, Theresa Bossetti, Laurie Benner, Diane Arpert, Sue Delbono, Cindi West, Kelly Strong, Barb Heim, Laura-Jean Klarmann, Barb Silvey, Diane Lewis, Deb Hill, Alyce DeCarville, Monica Ramge, Sue Ernest, Karen Hamm, Deb Dean, Tracy Gift, Barb Higgins, Tammy Smith, Marybeth Besek, Beth Shea, Carolyn Anderson, Kathi Sykes, Marianne Waken, Lynn Berado, Deirde Connelly, Pam Kraft, Engrid Lander, Rita Ceirlino, Nancy Bailor, Lu Bradtmiller, Mary Maulding, Ellen Stickle, Mary Brickie. 41 G A M M A lop left to rif;bt Leslie Ohrtman, Kjrin Bjyer, Heidi Rey, Su i Wolfe, Beth Schultz, Wendy Kern, Chris Vara, Kim Palenon, Julia Crowell, Sheri Maneval, Chip Mamrol, Diane Crebi, Patti Ryan, Cindy Barrett, Linda Cook, Heather Combs, Tracey Shimer, Debbie Defazio second row, left to right Kim Loughridge, Eleanore Laul, Melanie Caldieri, Diane Witherow, Anne Harris, Lisa Hollen, Mancy Leyden, Debbie Callaway third row, left to right Debbie McCarthy, Kim Arthur, Kim Paul, Tcrri Cox, Lynn Cruickshank, Carol LaPierre front row, left to right Kathleen Brennan, Anne McCeorge, Margaret Darmg missing L eah Davis, L yn Miller, Sandi Ko7ura, Deanna Cappo, Barb Dempsey, Patty Forder, Kristin Kuster, Deb IXeairr {Advisor) MVP Go lor it ki-!ir.s!l! Aren ' t lor mats lun, Debf SIGMA 42 KAPPA D E L T A Chill out guys. Nice legs Thatcher! Mark Zickler, Dan Stevens, Brian Belicic, Tom Smith, Thatcher Borman, Jeff Hackman, Greg Hanlon, Paul Harbough, Tony Caringi, Pete Waldron, George Umstead, Bill Vadinsky, Perry Valentine, Bobby Kush, Tim Strunk, Joe Cassini, Alex Cilento, Ed Cianfaro, John Gumma, Gary Welsh, Larry Birriel, Mike Maholl, Andy Secor, Leon Plocha 55 43 lop row, left to right: Todd Conner, Lou Fahsbender, Tim Miller, Bill Ingles, Jim Sherwood, Steve Casperson, Scott Martin, Dave Ruth, Keith Lerner, Jeff Kuhlman, Pete Smith, Tim Horn, Brian Watson, Paul Fox, Keith Williams, Dave Turner, Tony Bucco down steps: Mike Fitzgerald, John Nydam, Joe Hoffman, Tony Marinaccio, Keith Moules, Terri Carespodi, Rick Walter, Mike D ' Amico, Bruce Cameron, Ron Frick second row: Cary Neuman, Bill Rader, Lenny Begis, joe Hogan, Jeff Delucia, front row: Mike Elkow, Tom Kinee, Clint, Jim Carleo, Paul Walsh SIGMA - P I Their Off! Lyco Pinoi Co-Capts John Rusky, John Whalen, Jim Hunt, Gerry Busk, Ken Hoover, Joe Shannon, Fran Hagen, Charlie Felt, Rob Lucenti, Joe Stapchuk, Jim Seykot, Joe Noone, Greg Asman, Dom Pacini, Scott McDevitt, John Masciocchi, Gary Fvans, Brian Flynn, Bob Van Wagner, Jeff McCready, Rod Meer, Doug Schonewolf 45 Michael Basch, John Carusillo, John Carman, Paul Hart, Scott Meissner, Roy Miller III, Donald Newman, Edward Norris, William North, Gary Steele, John Steinhart, Charles Taylor, John Thompsom. Joel Vincent, Douglas Walther, Frank Weirsky, Ralph Wentz. . and they ' re off! Centerfold try outs? 46 THETA C H I Hold him back boys! Passed out, again Dave Saalfrank, Dave McLaughlin, Scott Koch, Jim Shawver, Chuck Meeth, Tim Brown, Remy Bugendies, Steve Russell, Jack Maroni, Steve Albers, Ronald Rees, William Ray, Mark Harman, Kevin Curtin, Ed Vanttali, Ralph Thomas, Jeff Harris, Bob Eccles, James Dodge, John Nugent, Mike Cammer, Chris Crassi, Jeff Davis, Paul John, Greg Helbeck 47 A c c o u n t m I n 8 c m I e t y 7. Sam Haulman, Tammie Brown, Linda Repb, Diane Crebs, Joe Boures, Ken Cadematori, Prof. R. Wienecke 2. Kim James, Sara Strait, Gail Riechenbacher, Nancy Ecisbeid, Ken Hoover, Rod Rebuck, Mark Hughes A d o P t 48 c r a n d P a r e n t Sally Stock, Gail Scbeitrum, DJ Bobnert Donna Jo Bohnert A m n e s t y I n t e r n a t i o n a I 49 B a n d B e t a B e t a B e t a Scott Jensen, Mike Morelli, Joanne Masser, Debbie Sabo, Sandy Boischak, James House 2. Kerri Harkleroad, DJ Bohnert, Tammie Brown, Molly Wentz Julie Mitchell, Jeff Kantorowski 1. Keith Moules 2. Dr. Jack Diehl, Linda Cook, Joanne Masser, Dori Yeagle, Kim Jones, Brian Trava, Gail Steckler, Dr. Dan King, Kathy Hill 3. Wade Miller, Van Carman, Ralph Wentz, Larry Birriel, Dan Hudson, John Rusky 50 I B i 8 B r o t h e r B i 8 S i s t e 1 B o I o 8 y c I u b I 7. Larry Birriel, Dori Ueagle, Kathleen Stryhea, 2. Dr, Robert Zaccaria, Brian Trava, Dr. Jack Diehl, Linda Cook, Gail Steckler, Anne Gibbon, Dr. Melvin Zimmerman, Dr. Edward Gabriel 3. Jim Faimzetti, Tim Horn, Stu, Joanne masser Pete Rider 51 I B I u e K e y G o I d K e y r c a t h o I  I c C o u n c m I I An Honor Society for those students who achieved a 3.5 or higher C.P.A. their first semester Tammie Brown, Julie Mitchell, Leah Kuhn, Barbara Dodd Ed Ciantaro, lack Clarke, Bob kush, Jeff Hackman, Dan Stevens, Paul Harbaugh, Father T. 52 i k]j_;2£L___i 7. iarry Estes, Darin Ward, Mike Koester, Julie Wilcox 2. Mike Hamm, Dean Caligiuri, Rob Burger, Patti Loom is, Tina Hileman, Jim Faber c a m P u s A c t i V i t i e s B o a Linda DeKrafft, Tammie Brown, Lynea Anderman 53 7. Jeff Werner, Bruce Fink, Sharon Villano, lane Marie Cerminaro, Deb Hammarer, Julia Mitchell, Karen Norton, Margie Overly 2. Dann Caldwell, Debra Cordes, Lynea Anderman, Dolly Hemphill, Leah Kuhn, Elizabeth Laver, Brenda Waseter, Bert Steelman, Joyce Rebilas 3. William Hessert, Dave Schneider, Larry Estes, Mark Ganunh, Jeff Downing, Jim House, J. Martin Kutney, Ron Frick Joanne Masser, Steve Caperson, Gail Steckler 54 7. Jill Rhoades, Candy Doebler, Keri Harkferod, Karen Norton, Betty Slechta, Susan Snyder, Joanne Masser 2. Angela Baumgardner, Elizabeth Halsey, Margie Overly, Judy Vogt, Brenda Woscher 3. Caron Hutchins, Peg Chilson, Deb Hammaker, MaryBeth Ludwig, Ronetta Rider, Patty Loomis, Stephanie Smith 4. Julia Mitchell, Deb Sabo, Sharon Villano, JaneMarie Cerminaro, Gwen Petts, Debra Cordes 5. Joyce Rebilas, Betsy Green, Laura LeVailey, Lynea Anderman, Dolly Hemphill, Lisa Sholly, Bert Steelman 6. Jodi McGregor, Deb Callaway, Elizabeth Laver, Kathi Syk ' es, Scott Jenson 7. Mary Shaul, Linda deKrafft, Lean Kuhns, Darin Ward 8. Mike Pida, Ron Frick, Rob Burger, J. Mertin Kutnay 9. Dann Caldwell, William Hessert, Jeff Werner, Jim House, Larry Sisson 10, Bruce Eink, William Inglis, Dave Schneider, Chuck Kaufmen 11. Mike Guiswite, Larry Estes, Mark Ganung, Brian Watson Jeff Dowring, Curt Zemencik c h o r Sara Strait-Treasurer, Jim Maurer-Pr esident s e n i o r C I a 5 s O f f i c e r s 55 56 I y r. C I a s s O f f  I c e r s h S o P h. C I a s s O f f m I c e r s Linda Reph-Treasurer, Deanna Cappo-President Lean Kubn-Acting V. President, Sharon Villano-Secretary Chris Vara-Treasurer, Debbie Gallaway-Secretary, Patti Loomis President Robin WErt, Marty Magensen, Dawn Lanbach, Leon Plocha c r i m i n a I J u s t i c e S o c i e t y 57 c r c e K A Student Service Organization John Thompson, Debbie Bopf, Sandy Borischak, Helen Fitzgerald, Nancy Rudolph I r u s k a The awards denote membership in the honor society for seven juniors who are very active on campus. These students are selecteo by the office of student services and are initisted into the society on Honor ' s Day. Julie Mitchell, Van Carmen, Ron Frick, Jim Maurer 7. Rita Ciurlino, Kathy Wert, Leah Kuhn, Laura-Jean Klarmann, Barb Dowger, Laurie-Ann Price, 2. Gordon Stearns (RAC), Elizabeth Kent, Ronald Fricl , James Maurer, Thomas Woz- niack (Dean), Joseph Hoffman, j. Martin Kutney, Alyce DeCarville, Barb Higgins 3. George Brelsforn (RAC), Larry Estes, Paul Hart, Dan Siddle, jeffery Harris, Rob Burger, Tony Caringi, Gerry Busk, Alan Tishbein I L i V i n g G r o u P A d V i s o r I Liz Laver, Jim House, Judy Vogt 59 I M a s s C o m m S o c i e t y I o m i c r o n E P s i I o n Carol LaPierre, Molly Wentz, Barbara Dodd, Mike Perkman, Mike Elkow, Engrid Lander, Barbara Heim Economic Honor Society James Maurer 60 I Peggy Smith, Patty Forder, Kathleen Brennan, Diane DiSomma, Cindy Russell, Mary Brickell, Elaine McGuire c o u n c 61 I A I P h T h e t a  Htanu AMo ciM . . MW 0«T Of iTCOMINC COLlfCI History Honor Society Donna Jo Boh pert P h 5 8 m a T a u Philosophy Honor Society Jeff Kuhlman, Debbie Banfield, Chris Guaida, Jim Sherwood missing: K. Herring, M. Bowen, C. Hanjian 62 Chris Guaida missing: C. Johnson, Y. Sampsekl, S. Grib, J. Kerwin, J. Beck stead, B. Andrien I P h y c u P i G a m m a M u Social Science Honor Society Jeff Kullman 63 K a P P a P h General Academic Honor Society Karen Black, Wade Miller, Ellen Talbert H I g m a ! m A I P h Political Science Honor Society Donna Jo Bohnert, Jeff Kuhlman 64 Jeff Kuhlman, Debbie Banfield missing: Frank McNaughton, Todd Traister, Patty Ryan, Sue Leone I P r e L a w S o c i e t y p s m I c Psychology Honor Society Sue Ryail, Jim Carleo, Ellen Talbert 65 c h o I o 8 y I u b i 1 1. Donna Watson, Dann Cald- ' ' well 2. Jim Carleo, Ellen Talbert 3. Sue Ryall, Jim Sherwood 1 L. 1 5 a I c Joanne Masser, Bob Aurand, Jim Maurer Don Black well. De- anna Cappo, Rob Burger 66 67 I 5 t u d e n t J u d i c i a r y Dann Caldwell, Chris Albergo, Missing: Meredith Shinn, Perry Valentine, Laurie Price, Sue Migliarese, Mary Brick el I T o u r C h o i r i . J 1. Caron Hutchins, Deborah Sabo, Laura LeValley, Elizabeth Halsey, Lynea Anderman, Elizabeth Green, Ronnetta Rider, Karen Norton, Margeretta Overly, Julia Mitchell, J. Debra cordes, Leah Kuhn, Kathleen Sykes, Elizabeth Laver, Ellen Talbert, Joanne Masser, Brenda Waslher, Bertha Steelman, Gwendolyn Petts, Patricia Loomis 3. Dave Schneider, Charles Kaufmann, Jim House, Scott Jensen, Clark Hanjian, Bob Burger, William Hessert, Jeffery Werner, Mike Pida, Dann Caldwell 4. Brian Watson, William Inglis, John Little, Larry Estes, Jeffery Downing, Mark Caning, Christopher Stnading, Ronald Frick, J. Martin Kutney, Scott Noy 68 7. Bonnie Mattern, Judy Vogt, Tammie Brown 2. Donna Watson, Lynn Luna, Lisa Krause, Scott Noy 3. Dann Caldwell, Bruce Fink, Anglea, Baumgardner, Ellen Talbert 4. Mike Guis- wite, Jim House, Clark Hanjian, Amy Archer, Mark Swiencki, Chuck Kaufmann 7. Mike Elkow, Jeff Delucia, Tonya Larson, Karen Lauffer, Eric Delmar 2. Chris Digisi, Betsy Kent, DJ Bohnert, Sally Stock, Gail Scheitrum, Jim House, Angle Baumgardner, Mark Vilu- sbis, Vin Caldarola u c M w R L C 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 w «? 4 V T E z. Y C Lycopoly, Lycoming ' s own version of Monopoly, gives the Freshmen an opportunity to meet one an- other and Vitork together as a team. Run similar to the board game, the Freshmen, Faculty, Advisors and LCA ' s compete to become Number 1. O Just think of the experience gained. The winners this year. First Floor Skeath, may work as the next Brokers on Wall Street! P O L Y 78 SUNDAY Bllen Marie Talbert Diane Frances DiSomma Margy Hill Kathleen Hodges Escort Dan Barnard Escort Peter Buckle Escort Arthur Dooley Escort Dan Alberts Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Rho Omega Alpha Sigma Phi Asbury Hall 80 H O M E C O M I N G WEEKEND Homecoming ' 82, held October 1, 2, and 3, brought perfect weather and great excitement. Friday spun the weekend off with a golf and tennis tournament, the presentation of the Broadway Musical, THE FANTAS- TICKS, and Theta Chi ' s Ox Roast held after the First Annual Cheerleading Pep Rally. Saturday ' s events included a soccor and field hockey game, an Antique Auto Display, and a winning football game against Waynesburg. The Parade of Queens and half time ceremonies crowned Kim Aurthor as the 1982 Homecoming Queen, while the rest of the weekend consisted of happy reunions and memorable parties. Molly Wentz Escort Charles Taylor Band Laura-Jean Klarmann Escort Mark Beierschmitt Beta Phi Gamma Kathy Ann Zechman Escort Jim Faber Campus Activities Board Jane A. Morey Escort Jack Clarke Catholic Council fly 1 3 irP lM Jj mm i )i PP -i 1 I 1 KKaJn i . i , Betsy Halsey Dawn Mele Kim Arthur Elizabeth Ann Landon Escort Scott Noy Escort Mike Barnett Escort Rich Charlton Escort Gregory Hanlon Chior Freshman Class Gamma Delta Sigma Junior Class 81 Diane Bvans Escort Michael Burd Kappa Delia Rho Lisa Crillo Escort Mark Morgan Lambda Chi Alpha Rita Alice Ciurlino Escort Ron Frick Living Croup Advisors Jane McManigal Escort Bill Kaufman Non-Resideni Students Aileen O Donahue Sara Strait Jill Zamarra Tara Furgeson Escort Jeff Hackman Escort Joe Hoffman Escort Scott Miller Escort Jeff Harris Rich Hall Senior Class Sigma Pi Skeath Hall 82 Susan Ciampa crowning Kim Arthur 1982 Homecoming Queen M w M J i R; ' . g lwBj r JJt .J 1 ' H O M E C O M I N G Tracey Lynn Shimer Escort Van Carman Tau Kappa Bpsilon Nancy Baylor Escort David McLaughlin Theta Chi Mary Ellen Butera Escort Todd Traister Wesley Hall Karen jane Laufier Escort Eric Delmar WRLC 83 Woi Rc B ' w p A R E N T S Hi Mom and Dad! Parents Weekend, held October 15, brought many memories of joy and laughter. We kept ourselves and our parents busy with various activities. A reception to meet Faculty and Administration followed by the production of the play, THE DIVINERS, was held Friday night. Sports events on Saturday and Father Tamalis ' party at the Sons of Italy topped off the weekend. After all the shopping, baked goods, and love our parents gave us, we hated to see them go! WEEKEND 84 LYCOMING COLLEGE LIBERAL ARTSi FOUNDED IN 1812 ' m mtJLmmm 85 The Second Annual Student Coffeehouse of Lycoming College presents: 86 c o F F E H O U s E PERFORMERS Peggy Chilson Amy Elder Betsy Green Dr. Griffith and Family Caron Hutchins Don Jacobs Laura Le Valley Rich Ryan Jane Sermonara Kathy Sykes Jim Williams SPECIAL For enjoyment, laughter and entertainment, CAB presents: THE FANTASTICKS MARK RUST THE PAUL BROTHERS BAND BILL MILLER CRAIG SHOEMAKER KRAMER AND CO. KEVIN ROTH P E R F O R M E R S Presented on October 15, 16, 20-23, THE DIVINERS is a recent Two Act Play written by Jim Leonard, Jr. CAST: BETH WILSON as Buddy Layman MARY YORIO as Jennie Mae Layman FRANK MCNAUGHTON as Ferris Layman J. MARTIN KUTNEY as C. C. Showers CARON HUTCHINS as Norma Henshaw KAREN HAMM as Darlene Henshaw LISA ANGELO as Goldie Short BRIAN WA TSON as Basil Bennett KATHI SYKES as Luella Bennett MATTHEW ROEDIGER as Melvin Wilder MICHAEL WYATT as Dewey Maples H E DIVINERS 88 90 P WtK F u H Iq, - T }} ■ i 1 p u M P The Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest, held October 24, drew a croud of ghosts, goblins, and witches in various shapes and form. Even a coffin with a corpse smiling back decorated the Wertz Center, as students. Faculty, Staff, and children of all ages competed to design the most creative pumpkin K 1 N CARVING 92 A BIG LITTLE c H The Christmas spirit filled the air as members R of the Big and Little Brother and Sister pro- gram participated in the annual Christmas I Tree Trimming Party. The children, as well as the faculty and students, could hardly wait S for Golly Ole Saint Nicholas to appear bear- T ing gifts of candy. It seemed the only thing missing this year was snow. M A S 3 r 93 95 P LYCO ■ ' ' r,L-. .-.r ' W HMF -.m F EPJk- ■ ' ■ff ■i F 1 m L Mm mJUt mm 97 1 L% 1 B l 1 [ 98 99 i • - 9 I. 19! 9 -4«.i 5 E N I O R S W te,., ' A ' ' : 102 Barbara Ann Abele Psychology Elementary Education I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phillipians 4: 13 Carolyn Alisa Anderson Business Admn. The race is not always to the swift but to those who keep on running. 103 104 Marybet Business h Bezek Admn. Hn .. ' 6rv c 1 Jt. ' ..1 1 % r mesjj 1 ' IBmI SKi taa k i UEtSSSL-m E ' J l 1 Karen Sayman Black Biology Thank you, Lord! Donna Marie Bott Communications Mom and Dad, thanks for the love and sup- port for the past 4 years. Anthony Joseph Boures Accounting Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is matter of choice. Thatcher T. Bornman Communications The hurdles in life are easier surmounted by those who appreciate the differences and values of other individuals-rather than argue with them. 106 Lee Anne Bradtmiller Communications Mary E. Brickell Business Admn. It is not the destiny that matters it is the journey. Lor I A. Complon English Laughing is 3 medicine compounded by the Lord, to heal a heavy heart. Fl ■ ■ H r. ' H H ' - ' ' H rj fijfl l r ' i H Deirdre P. Connelly Business Admn. The Iruely important thin g in life ought to be felt not seen, for their fragility can only be protected by ones spirit. 108 Linda S. Cook Biology Jeffrey D. Coup Chenislry Wishing without work is likened to fishing without bait. H B ' 1 ' k ' Hh Is gi l N jk B iaura Zea 7 Esther Davis Sociology Anthropology There is no greater agony than to be unable to relieve anothers pain. 109 Andrea Christina DeVito Sociology Educa lion Though life is made up of many wonderful things, it is the little things which one cher- ishes-honesty, patience, kindness and warm comforting smiles. Barbara A. Dowger Biology Amy L. Elder Music Education 1 0 1 T jKj - 3 1 ' t Sw - 9 4 M E. T ' f- b- F : 110 Ill John L. Carman Biology 112 Clark Hanjian Philosophy Now thank we all our Cod with heart and hand and voices, who condrous things hath done, in whom his world rejoices; who, from our mothers arms, hath blessed us on our way with countless gifts of love, and still is ours today. 114 Barbara B. Heim Communications To be a friend is to have a friend. Thoreau Robert W. Helm History ' Tina J. Hileman Criminal Justice Deborah K. Hill Biology 116 Margory Anne Hill Psychology Finish each day and be done with it . . . you have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdi- ties no doubt crept in: Forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day: you shall begin it well and serenely. Fmerson jW Lisa M. Hollenbeck Biology Art Take your time, think a lot, think of everyth- ing you ' ve got, for you will still be here to- morrow but your dreams may not. Cat Ste- vens m l Mark A. Hughes Accountings -) 117 3 1 Caron Patricia Hun him Theatre Laughter, luck and love are the keys to happiness. Kim James Accounting To live your life your own way . . . to reach for the goals you have set lor yourself . . . To be the you that you want to be . . . That is Carlton T. Johnson Astronomy Philosophy 118 119 j. Manin Kurney Theatre You are mover given a wish without also be- ing given the power to make it come true. Richard Bach Douglas C. Martini Computer Science Joanne D. Masser Biology Beareth all things, believeth all things, ho peth all things, endureth all things. 1 Corin thians 13:6 S ' t Mary £. Maulding Business Adm. Love is such a beautiful word and means so much to me. We encounter love everyday even though we ' re not always together love still exists in our hearts. As the days, weeks, months and years proceed we ac- quire more love for each other. The capacity of our hearts is always growing and will always accept love from each other. James J. Maurer Business Admn. 1 r , 71 121 122 123 Sharon A. Pace Biology Once In a moment it all comes to you, as soon as you gel it, you want something new. The Cars Kimberly J. Paul Accounting Mathematics If you think you can or if you think you can ' t, either way you ' re right. 124 Leon Z. Plocha Criminal justice Audere Est Facere Bonnie L. Queen Sociology Laurie-Ann S. Price Communications 125 Gsil t. Reichenbacher Accounting To do what you want to do, imtead of saying Amen to what others tell you to do, is to have kept your soul alive. 126 J Susan Elizabeth Ryall Psychology - . . And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. 127 Melodie D Schell Psychology Richard R. Ryan Psychology In him ivjs lilo, and ihc lilv wai the light of men, and the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness comprehvndcth it not. John 1:4-5 Michael . Santoleri Business Admn. It ' s a town for losers, I ' m pulling out of here to win. the Boss Thanks: Mom, Dad, Mar, Joe, Joanie, Rich, Laura 128 129 130 Kathleen S. Smeltzer Psychology Elementary Education We ain ' t too pretty, we ain ' t too proud, we might be laughing a bit too loud, but, that never hurt no one. Billy Joel Susan J. Stamm Accounting One day at a time, this is enough. Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone, and do not be troubled about the fu- ture, for it has not yet come, live in the pre- sent and make it so beautiful, that it will be worth remembering. 132 133 134 William G. Vadinsky Psychology People with goals succeed . . . becau se they know where they are going! Ellen M. Talbert Psychology We know that in everything Cod works for good with those who love him, who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 Timothy N. Trauger Business Admn. 135 Robin Lynn Wert Criminal Justice It is better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak up and remove all doubt. Neilie A. Wright Accounting Mark Zickler Biology A reminder thai the times are tar from lew when happy memories . . . treasured memories . . . bring special thoughts of all of you! Carol Louise Wise Biology The Lord is my light and my salvation. Psalm 27:1 138 R. Scott Koch (left) Biology I coundn ' t have made it through college without my buddy Dave. David Saalfrank (right) Mass Comm. Advertising . . . So before we end and then begin, we ' ll drink a toast to how its been, a few more hours to be complete, a few more nights on satin sheets, a few more times that I can say, I ' ve Loved these days. Billy Joel Mark Kramer Political Science Set your goals, strive for excel- lence, be truthful to yourself, and you shall succeed. Jim Morrin Communications The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Any fool can do it. There ain ' t nothing to it. No- body knows how we got to the top of the hill. But since we ' re on our way down we might as well enjoy the ride. James Taylor Daniel Hudson Biology Hitch your wagon to a star. Ralph Waldo Emerson Andy Kowalick Computer Science Therefore do not be anxious for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. Matthew 6:34 Tim Horn, Biology; Tim Miller, Business Admn.; Tim Trauger, Busi, Admn.; Mike D ' Amico, Busi. Admn.; Jim Carleo, Psychology; Jeff Kuhlman, Political Sci.; Jim Sherwood, Biology; Doug Krippendorf, Business Admn.; Lou Fahsbender, Business Admn.; Chris Cir- anda, Physics; Steve Casperson, Chemistry; Rod Re- buck, Accounting; Keith Lerner, Criminal Justice; Keith Moules, Biology. Melissa A. Lauber Communications Carol La Pierre Communications 139 140 141 s A St.. Tu H ■ fa ,- ,, s ' 144 145 FOOTBALL 1, Ron Haslam 2. Eric Hassenplug 3. joe Sullivan 4. John Kearney 5. Karl Pielmeier 6. Thatcher Bornman 7. Pete Waldron 8. Torn Hirschmann 9. Lance Spitler 10. Ceorge Connaghan 12. Domenic Pacini 13. Jim Long 14. Bill Toner 15. Tom Wapinsky 17. John McKernan 18. Bill Keim 20. Mark Smith 21. Jim Hunt 22. Joe Shannon 23. Jerry Girardi 24. Jeff Wert 25. Pal McCarthy 26. Ed Ryscavage 27. Scott McDevitt 28. Joe Noone 29. Kevin Fluharty 30. Dave Nolan 31. Brian Cunningham 32. Alan Kulick 33. Craig Bender 34. Mike Santoleri 35. Ken Jones 36. Joe Parsnik 37. John Ruskey 38. Mark Boyle 39. Ralph Folino 40. Ted Mascara 4 1. Charlie Felt 42. Bill Simonovich 43. Lou Carboni 44. Andy Kowalcik 45. Tim Shellman 46. Karl Kraynanski 47. Joe Schmid 48. Joe Hirsch 49. Tom Pietrzak 50. Mike Barnett 51. Neil Heimsoth 52. Mike Peckman 53. Pat Spellman 54. Steve Lawrence 55. Steve Hughes 56. Walt Zataveski 57. Mark Zickler 58. Todd Kreisner 59. Doug Schonewoll 60. Scott Stevens 61. John Whalen 62. Joe Dukes 63. Tony Caringi 66. Pete Sankus 67. Tim Strunk 68. Mike Shifflet 69. Tim Dougherty 70. Joe Boures 71. Tim Clavin 72. Mike Boures 73. Larry Stern 74. Kevin Solt 75. Dodd Cummings 76. Brian Flynn 77. Tim Morrin 78. Wade Ritter 79. Mark Finkelstein 80. Steve NagleSI. Tim Kobrzyshki 83. Mike Kern 84. John Betz 85. Dave McHale 86. John Mikus 87. Mike Breslin 88. John Gumma 89. Joe Migliarese 90. Jim Barone 91. Jim Conville 92. Andy Fletcher 94. Bob Moran 95. Frank Frio 96. Doug Lehr 99. Mark Sitler 146 147 FIELD HOCKEY 7. Kelley Hughes, Robin Wert, Kathy Wert, Wende Evans, Kelly Farrell 2. Jennifer Errickson, Barb Helm, Leah Davis, Bernadette Carroll, Beth Harvey, Sue Henery 3. Carvilla Dorshow jeannie Ihnken, Janet Braun, Pam Kraft, Linda Cook, Deb McCarthy, Coach Carol Watson 148 149 7. Tom Butts, Nancy Pardrige, jimmy Dodge, Tim Horn, Ron Kifer, Brian Drum, John Ernst 2. Larry Birriel, Dennis Yonkin, Scott Pelton, Daren O ' Connor, Bob Condie, Tom Hughes, John King 3. Scott McNeill, Todd Van Vilet, Mike Hiebler, Greg Hellbeck, Ken Bozzi, John O ' Brien, Davin D ' Ambrosio, Greg Ambrose, Jeff Davis, Remy Eugenides, Tadd Morris 150 151 CHEERLEADERS 1. Tracy Gift, Drea DeVito, Deb De- Fazio, joie Ella, Kim L o ugh ridge, Beth Landon, 2. Sara Hogan, Laurie Banner, Sheri Maneval, Chip Manrol, Cindy West, Lynn Mal- zone 152 iimL 5i £, 153 WOMENS TENNIS Mary Shaul, Faith Heaps, Deanna Cappo, Kim Paul, Anne McGeorge, Gera- lyn Smith, Kristin Kuster 154 155 MENS BASKETBALL 156 157 WOMENS BASKETBALL i 158 159 WRESTLING 160 161 SWIMMING 162 163 52J| 164 165 166 167 A D V E R T I S I N G LUNDY ' S Ideas Materials To Make Your Home A Better Place To Live DONNA TIMS 7:00 AM-7:30 P.M. Open 7 Days A Week 322-1573 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations To Our Son LARUE ALICE HELM 170 Compliments Of TONY ' S BARBER STYLIST 730 Franklin St. Williamsport, Pa. 326-3124 Compliments Of CARPENTER HARDWARE INC. 414 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, Pa. 323-6350 Serving The Best To The Best HUGGIE ' S HOAGIES 11:00 AM-2:00 AM Wk. Dy. 11:00- AM-4:00 AM Fri Sat 1700 East Third St. Open Daily 7 AM-5 PM FAXON LUMBER COMPANY Sat. 7 AM-12:30 PM 323-6171 171 Congra tula tions And Best Wishes Class Of 1983 CATHOLIC COUNCIL OF LYCOMING COLLEGE CON FAIR BOTTLING COMPANY A.M. P.M. MINI MARKET Gary And Sharon Cuda 261 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, Pa. 322-7112 Open 24 Hrs. 172 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 WILLIAMSPORT BEVERAGE CO., INC. Master Distributor For Miller High Life, Lite And Lowenbrau 173 from namecard to process color, unbeatable quality and service. L Paulhamus Litho, Inc. Old Montoursville Road K f} iMonloursvi lie, Pa. 17754 I ' hone: (717) 568-8176 174 ' Lutchei: s Geramics CSi ToieelaiiL - l - 523 Washington Blvd. WlUlamsport. Pa. 177Q1 Phone 717-323-5677 QREENWARE • PORCELAIN • SUPPLIES FINISHED PIECES • CLASSES • FIRING J N AUTO PARTS 531 WASHINGTON BLVD WILLIAMSPORT. 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We do ask that you notify the Career Development Center after you have obtained a position so that we may direct our efforts towards those who are still job hunting. Just as we hope to keep you informed of new developments on campus, through our Alumni Office and Career Development Center mailings, we hope that you will do the same for us. It is imperative that we have a current mailing address in our files! If you change your residence, place of employment, or complete additional schooling, may we be the first to know? In addition, we ask that you help your alma mater by informing us of any job openings in your place of employment so that we might assist future graduates in their job hunt. Many alumni have volunteered to provide information on their careers to undergraduates through the voice of experience program and by talking directly with them. Help Your Alma Mater Share The Pride Of Your A ccomplish ments 177 is the spice of the Corps. Infantry and avionics are )ust a tew ot tfie career skills available to you m the Monnes And eacfi is preceded by comprehiensive troining to make sure you learn the job right To find out if you can qualify for them, talk to your local fvlanne recruiter today You can call him at (717) 323-8369 0300 Ask Staff Sergeant C G fvlOLLiCA The Few The Proud The fVlannes i. 178 |je ' Wome Bl A KK (,K ( () JEFF C. WHE ELAND Phone 323-3237 419 5th Ave. Williamsport, Pa 179 Congra tula tions Students TWO BOY ' S FROM ITALY 153 Second Ave. Waltham, Mass. 617-890-6200 Congra tula tions The Class Of 1983 180 The Editors Message This yearbook was created to help preserve your memories, hopefully fond ones, of your years at Lycoming. We ' ve all learned many things about life and academics. But now we ' re about to enter the real world, and the responsibilities we accept will be larger and more serious. Both your family and your employer will be relying upon you to competently finish your job, not to just blow it off like many of us have done while we ' ve been here. When you don ' t do the best possible job you can on something, you don ' t only let-down the people depending upon you, you ' re also a let-down to yourself Remember you ' ll only receive out of life what you ' re willing to put into it. I would like to thank Joe Hoffman and Jim Maurer for making this yearbook a financial success, and our photography staff for their hard work. I would also like to give a special thanks to Claire Hutchins and Carolyn Anderson for being the only two staff editors who completed their section. I appreciated this because the remaining sections were returned to me totally incomplete and over a month late. I would also like to express the staffs gratitude to Dean Wozniak, our advisor, for having patience and faith, and helping us to successfully complete this yearbook. Our photography staff for their hard work, and Elaine, Neile and Sara for putting up with me. Well seniors graduation is finally here, Congratulations and Good Luck in your future endeavors. Gail E. Reichenbacher Editor 181 B Robert J. Aurand He b H H Business Admn. H Box 104 Wynn Ave. I H k - J H l s Beech Creek, Pa. Tammy E. Avery Criminal Justice 201 5. Washington St. k ' ? Muncy, Pa. • %■ ' ■ Daniel M. Barnard r History 345 Hollywood A ve. Rochester, N.Y. Barbara A. Abele Psychology Nancy J. Baylor 621 Seventh Ave. Business Admn. Psychology Williamsport, Pa. 910 Todt Hill Rd. Staten Island, N. Y. Carolyn A. Anderson Business Admn. English Christine R. Bell 73 Hillside Ave. R.D. 5 Old field Rd. Berkley Heights, N.J. Shavertown, PA. Kimberly Arthur John L. Bender French Communications Box 348 554 Oak St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Marybeth Bezek Business Admn. 708 Stonefield Rd. Endwell, N. Y. Karen Black Biology R.D. 2 Du shore. Pa. Donald H. 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Valentine Business Admn. 2130 Orthodox St. Philadelphia, Pa. Peter C. Vreeland Business Admn. 1 Diann Dr. Montville, N.J. Nancy L. Wadsworth English Political Science 54 East Sixth Ave. S. Williamsport, Pa. Peter J. Waldron Political Science 69 H OS ford Ave. Leonardo, N.J. Marianne Walten Business Admn. 1500 Wood haven Dr. Hummelstown, Pa. Patricia F. Webster Business Admn. R.D. 2 Box 30 Montoursville, Pa. Burce A. Wehler Religion English 357 Adams St. Williamsport, Pa. Ralph J. Wentz Biology Box 117 Ulysses, Pa. Jeffery R. Wert Biology 815 Manor Dr. Stroudsburg, Pa. Robin L. Wert Criminal Justice 815 Manor Dr. Stroudsburg, Pa. Julie A. Wilcox English 1236 East Seventh St. Plainfield, N.J Ted A. Wilhite Business Admn. Economics R.D. 1 Hill Church Rd. Hummelstown, Pa. John J. Wilusz Buisness Admn. 2114 Pratt St. Philadelphia, Pa. Carol L. Wise Biology 1733 Ravine Rd. Williamsport, Pa. Neile A. Wright Accounting 3 Wheatfield Rd. Cranbury, N.J. Peter M. Yanuzzi Business Admn. Economics 55 Pleasant St. Say re, N. Y. Kathy A. Zechman Communications 1114 North Market St. Williamsport, Pa Mark E. Zickler Biology R.D. 1 Jones Rd. Warwick, N. Y. 191 ■4 te ' i ' jiSS fell! Hist. LD 3131 .L9 A3 1983 Hist. LD 3131 .L9 A3 1983 DOES NOT CIRCOLAl Lycoming College. The Arrow. •8£s m mmm