Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1977 volume:

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MainJ i)izld zxpeAA,e.ncz . It mWL 6e,n.vz cu, a kind o{) a m no tj bank, n.za.alLinq many o{ Li{)t ' 6 pafiti devolving afioiind tjoan. f oixn ijzafu at Man -ie d . Hzttowing uitth tlrm, changtng cu, toe age and cu, ouA peAceptlon of) 6e,l{) and doUizgz change, thz CoAontawan waJJL take, on a chajmleon-Llke. qaatlty and a6iume. valuej that zvtn the. editonj, can ' t iee at the mormnt. In moKe Mibtte waij6, Lt aj, a meaj,ufie of, whctt Me might become. LeadeA hlp fioteA, the dyUptatf o{) talent, the indicator of academtc acumen — the-ie, fizpotited aj, the pn.ei,ent may be t iue mecL4u ie6 of hou) welt we have pfiepajie.d you. to face the challenge, now conffiontlng you. 1(5 the edttofu of the 1977 CoAontaimn have been 6ucceJ 6ful. in theJA. cholcz of selected content to fiemlnd uJ, of what we, oAe now, aj, welt aj the potential, ahead foh. ui, thjj, book wilt be a iouAce of tnipiActtion and a memoftable hAj tofvical book of ouA Mani field yeoAi,. XV X£.r ' Ar LAWRENCE PARK ' PfLeAide,nt 14 Dr. Lawrence Park, President 15 Memorium His name was Ed Gassner, and he was, among other things, a professor in the biology department. What appealed most about Dr. Gassner were two things: first, he wasn ' t afraid to be himself, and second (and most important), the self he was trying to be was worth being. Creativity was a vital part of his life, and the essential aspect of a creative person is that he sees his function is not to be, but to become. He was an up-to-date scientist with a Ph.D., publications in biochemistry, and interest in bio-ethics and radiation biology. He was something of an accomplished photographer, painter, and writer, an avid gardener, and a good carpenter. Dr. Gassner saw being right here at M.S.C. as a terrific set of opportunities. He was enchanted by the things you could do and learn at Mansfield, by the help and encouragement that were so willingly given, and by the wealth of information that was his merely for the asking at the library and elsewhere. Learning and doing were exciting for Ed. Gassner. His death had something of the symbolic and quixotic aspects of his nature. He died planting potatoes in his garden. His last activity was focused firmly on the future, but like the last activities of all of us, it was left incomplete. And yet — the potatoes found a way to grow. There are much worse ways of living and dying. Much worse ways. by Dr. Stephen H. Bickham edited by Deborah J. Halderman 16 lii I w ■ i iffv-ni .- , A . « s  «. - M C 17 Dr. Lawrence Park President Dr. Stephen Hulbert Assistant to the President Dr. Donald Darnton Vice President for Academic Affairs 20 Dr. Robert Scott Vice President for Student Affairs Mrs. Elaine DeBiase Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs The Administration Dr. George Miller Vice President for Administrative Affairs 21 The Deans Dr. Robert Swinsick Dean of Professional Studies £l« Dr. William Beisel Dean of Continuing Education Dr. Michael Pincus Dean of Arts and Sciences 22 Dr. David Peltier Dean of Graduate Studies Rodney Kelchner Dean of Students David Stearns Dean of Admissions The Directors Joseph Maresco Director of Residence Life William Wanibh Director of Scheduling and Records Ted Chase Coordinator of Student Activities Thomas Costello Director of Placement and Career Planning 24 I I David Russell Director of Special Programs Barbara Paskvan Acting Director of Affirmative Action Margaret |ones Infirmary Supervisor Jd Barbara Medina Director of Computer Education Center Henry Shaw Director of Athletics The Assistants Richard Kincaid Assistant Director of Residence Life 26 Carol Kay Assistant Director of Residence Life Francis Kollar Assistant Director of Placement and Career Planning Dr. Enrico Serine Assistant Director of Financial Aid 17 Celeste Sexauer Special Programs Counselor Margaret McCullers Special Programs Counselor William Chabala Special Programs Counselor loan Rosenzweig Counselor Sterling Salter Counselor Dr. Joseph Moore Physician Sister Margot Worfolk Campus Ministry 2 FACULTY Art Department Dr. Stephen Bencetic Dr. lames Cecere Mrs. Vita Cernius Mr. Ernest Frombach Mrs. Lissa Hunter Dr. lay Kain Mr. Thomas Loomis Mr. Samuel Thomas Mr. Dale WItherow Mr. Stanley Zujkowski 30 Biology Department Dr. Ralph Goff Dr. Russell Hall Dr. Lawrence Honeywell Mr. Todd Kana Dr. Kenneth Meyer Dr Vincent SmichowskI Dr Charles Weed 31 Criminal Justice Department Mr. Robert Cox Mr. Arthur Keith Mr. David McCorkle Dr. Robert Revere Mr. Edward Ryan Dr. Frank Sheeman Mr. William Smeal 32 Chemistry Department Dr. Arnold George Dr. lohn Hartman Dr. Manl Powell Dr. William Schmid Dr. lack Sidler 33 Elementary Education Department Mrs. Marion Bennett Dr. )ohn Heaps Dr. Verne letters Dr. Robert Johnson Miss lean Kellerman Miss Katherine Kuster Dr. Luther Ptiuger Mrs. Helen Piellusch Mr. Robert Putt Dr. Mary Robinson Dr. Louise Stabler Dr. Leslie Vroman 34 English Department Mr Arthur Barlow Dr Larry Biddison Mrs. Ellen Blais Mr. Wilfred Blais Mr. Douglas Campbell Mr. Larry Dennis Mr lay Cerlzman Dr lames Glimm Dr Stanley Harrison Mr Ira Hindman Mrs Kathleen Hindman Dr Bernard Koloski Mrs. Bobbie Mason Mrs. Winifred Neff Mr Terry Porter Mr Roger Rawlings Mr. Walter Sanders Dr. John Saveson Dr. Ronald Scheer Dr. Larry LIffelman iS Foreign Languages Department Dr. Josefina Bard Mr. William Bogart Mr. George Burkett Miss Brigitte Callay Mrs. Eva Eshleman Mr. David lovina Miss Susanne Lipp Dr. Miftar Spahija Mr. Peter Sullivan Geography And Regional Planning Department Dr. David Darby Mr. Donald McCain Dr. Frederick Piellusch Dr. Roger Trindell Mr. William Yacovissi 36 iTlC TiI ? Infirmary - St fmjm Baseball Field - : mii : ' jSfi: .j i TSl rS a • ■■ Sm r« Health And Physical Education Department Mr. Murray Davidson Dr. rthur Degenaro Mr. Robert Irwin Mr. Roger Maisner Miss Ethel Moser Miss Angela Poole Mr. Bernard Sabol U. HenrN 5ha Mrs. Mar Lou Shaw Mr. Edward Wilson Mr. Edward W inrow Mrs. Sharon Zegalia 37 Home Economics Department Dr. Mary Brace Miss Beverly Briggs Mr. Stephen Brown Miss Maryann Caydos Dr. Lilla Halchin Mrs. Norma Howland Dr. Gertrude )acoby Miss Katherine Keller Mrs. lanice Kennedy Mrs. Sandra Linck Mrs. Elizabeth Lupkowski Mrs. Helen Martin Dr. Janet McMullen Mrs. Jeanette Rose Mrs. lune Rudy Dr. Helen Shimer Mrs. Amelia Tolosky Mrs. Mary Trowbridge 38 History Department Dr. Richard Condon Mr. Robertson Dilg Miss Elena Lukasz Dr Paul Orourke Mr. William Ptaadt Mr. Solomon Tesman Dr. Robert Unger Mr. Angelo Vespa Mr. Robert VVooley 39 Library Staff Mr. Leserik Achey Mrs, Pamela Achey Mr. Fred Batt Mrs. Nina Berglund Mrs. Pauline Borodkin Mrs. Deborah Cleveland Miss Martha Donahue Mrs. Clarice Evans Mrs. Leah Evans Mrs. Virginia Fessler Miss Heanne Horning Mr. Sven Karell Mrs. Eleanor Kuhn Mrs. Elizabeth Mahonskie Mr. Larry Nesbit Mrs. Pretha Newton Mrs. Deanna Nipp Mr. Shui-Hsien Pien Mrs. Arline Rizzo Mr. Gary Rossh Mr. lames Simonis Mr. Albert Turner Mrs. Alma Wilson 40 Mathematics Department Mr. Robert Bridgeman Mr. Owen Clark Mr. Wellington Engel Mr. Robert Heverly Mr. Alfred Kjelgaard Mr. lacques Mumma Dr. lohn Walker Mr. Stanley Werner Mr. William Wetherbee 41 42 Music Department Dr lohn Baynes Mr. Irwin Borodkin Mr. David Borsheim Mr. Edward Brown Mr. David Dick Dr. John Doyle Mrs. Kathryn Dyck Dr. William Coode Dr. Kent Hill Mr. Eugene Jones Dr. Mary Ann Joyce Dr. lames Keene Mrs. Marjorie Kemper Mr. Richard Kemper Dr John Little Mr. John Monaghan Mr. Thomas Norager Mr. Konrad Owens Mr. Wayne Rusk Mr. Thomas Ryan Miss Jean Rychak Mr. Edward Sandor Mrs. Angeline Schmid Mr. Ronald Sprunger Mr. Donald Stanley Mr. Richard Talbot Mr. lack Wilcox Dr. Charles Wunderlich Mrs. Joyce Wunderlich Dr. Edwin Zdzinski 43 Philosophy Department 44 Dr. Stephen Bickham Miss Marjorie Clay Mr. Ira Newman Dr. George Seller 45 Physics Department Mr. Bruce Davis Dr. John Dowling Dr. William Ericson Mr. Philip Luce Mr. Richard Mason Dr. George Mullen Mr. Frank Schwab Mr. Michael Vayansky 46 Psychology Department Mr. Charles Ewing Dr. Richard Feil Mr. Edward Forbes Dr. loel Grace Dr. Matthew Halchin Dr. Peter Keller Mr. )ohn Mitchell Dr. Thomas Prutsman Dr. Virginia Revere Dr. Charles Seidel Secondary Education Depart nnent Mr. Larry Beck Dr. George Bluhm Dr. Charles Bragg Mr. Leslie Evans Dr. Richard Finley Mr. Ralph Carvelli Dr. Paul Hafer Dr. Richard Heck Dr. Nora Mahoney Mr. Kenneth Musselman Mr. Ronald Remy Dr. Robert Swinsick Mr. Dennis Wydra 48 49 Sociology And Anthropology Department Mr. Daniel Kasambira Mr. Clarence Krantz Dr. Gale Largey Dr. Thomas Matthews Mr. Avery Sheaffer 50 Speech, Communications And Theatre Department Mr Charles Flaks Mrs. Arlyne Garrity Dr. Vernon Lapps Michael Leiboff Mrs. Arlie Parks Mr. Eric Poppick Dr. lohn Tillinghast 51 Special Education Department 52 Dr. Emery Breniman Mr, Edgar Brubaker Mrs. Nancy Brubaker Mr. Bruce Hughes Mr. Joseph Klein Mr. lohn Kovlch Mr. Robert Lent Mr. lohn MaCee Mr. lohn Ramos Dr. Richard Shick Dr. Thomas Stich Mr. Ronald Straub Mrs. loyce Zinchini i Y 54 m ■•■«d .■1-1 «  1 Political Science Department Mr. Albert Dalmolen Mrs. Marie Little Mr. Robert Murphy Economics Department Mr. Peter Hill i3 56 t tt Who ' s Who ' s Marian G. Adams Caroleanne Bar nhart Roberta A. Beckley Raymond W. Beisel Susan L. Benkinney Ronald E. Blahusch Judy D. Bluhm Patricia A. Bonner Mary K. Cybulak Douglas J. Doan Elizebeth A. Dunbar Shelley A. Eberhart Mary E. Finkbiner Kathy J. Garis Pamela A. Geyer Julie A. Hartranft Thomas M. Jones Gretchen K. Kish Debra A. Lakatosh Mary Ann M. Lally 60 At M.S.C. Pamela Lloyd David T. Lukasewicz Linwood E. Payne Becky A. Rossbacher Faust A. Ruggiero Patricia M. Ryan Brenda L. Shirey Robert D. Shorb Gary G. Sipes Linda L Tough 1 i k Linda M. Walker Picture Not Available Michael A. )osbena, Towanda, Pa. Carol W. Myers, Wellsboro, Pa. Lyn C. Watson Not perfection as a final goal, but the ever-enduring process of perfecting, nnaturing, refining, is the aim of living. John Dewey 61 Virginia Abrams Norristown, Pa. Music Graduating Class Of 1977 Kevin Adams Harrisburg, Pa. Criminal justice Marian Adams Pittsburgh, Pa. Special Education Salvatore Alba Pittston, Pa. Special Education ■ ' ) h M f rl Ronald Allen Harrisburg, Pa. Criminal lustice Ellen Allis Elmira, N.Y. Special Education Robert Anderson Smethport, Pa. Elementary Education Mary Ann Angelovich Joseph Annacarto Joan Arbegast Nesquehoning, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Special Education Biology Music .-J. David Arnold York, Pa. Criminal Justice Patricia Bailey Mechanicsburg, Pa. Home Economics Education Edward Arnold Monroeton, Pa. William Baird Sayre, Pa. Criminal Justice Peggy Ashenf elder Williamsport, Pa. Biology HHPI 1 . J George Ballenstedt Athens, Pa. Mathematics Dianne F. Avillion Hazelton, Pa. Psychology James Bahn Upper Darby, Pa. Elementary Education Caroleanne Barnhart Camp Hill, Pa. Sociology- Anthropology David Barron Grove City, Pa. Music 62 Mary Barron Larry Bataille Binghamton, N.Y. Berkeley Heights, N.|. Special Education English Elaine Battisti Susquehanna, Pa. Special Education Perry Bauer Bally, Pa. History Larry Becker Roberta Beckley Karen Beideman Macungle, Pa. Wilkes Barre, Pa. Wysox, Pa. Criminal justice Special Education Special Education Raymond W. Beisel Harry Beitsch Dennis Beii Samuel Benigni Bettyann Benjamin Mansfield, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Wayne, Pa. Rome. Pa. Elementary Education Chemistry Elementary Education Elementary Education Susan Ben Kinney Coopersburg, Pa. Earth Space Science Cecelia Bennardi Linda Benson Ron Berguson Debra Berry Muncy, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Covmgton, Pa. LawrenceNille. Pa. Music Communications-Speech Criminal Justice Elementary Education 63 William Bittle III Ronald Blahusch Keith Blank Cochranville, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Covington, Pa. Psychology-Human Relations Psychology-Human Relations Criminal Justice Mary Lou Blesh Lock Haven, Pa. Mathematics V ; -. ;s !8ss5sss-:s.sisssss ' - ■ NS Jt :-■ • H ' 1 B s K , ...-.m Judy Bluhm Laceyville, Pa. Art lames Blumenstock Philadelphia, Pa. Stephen Botchie Steelton, Pa. Special Education Christine Brockett Lewistown, Pa. Elementary Education Brenda Bomberger Mountville, Pa. Home Economics Education Patricia Bonner Sheila Borden Jill Boswell Shrewbury, Pa. Wellsboro, Pa. Meadville, Pa. Home Economics Education Mathematics HEC-Food Equipment Food Service Brad Bowerman Williamstown, Pa. Social Studies-Geography Cynthia Brandt Harrisburg, Pa. HEC-Clothing Textiles Bonnie Brown Monroeton, Pa. Elementary Education Susan Brown Allentown, Pa. HEC-Food Equipment Food Service b4 From Freshman to Senior, Karen Brownley lulie Buck Donna Burdick Joyce Button Phyllis Cammerota Gettysburg, Pa. Ulysses, Pa. Roswell, Georgia Millerton, Pa, Scranton, Pa Art General Studies Psychology-Human Relations Special Education Psychology dm£M William Cassell Larry Cattarin Debra Chamberlain Lydia Chamberlain Roger E. Chatot Harrisburg, Pa. Quakertown, Pa. Tioga, Pa. Montrose, Pa. Cornwells Hgts, Pa Geography Biology Mathematics Political Science iM Robert Christner Diane Louise Clark Diane S. Clark Stephen Webster Clark Ann Collett Beaver, Pa. Ringtown, Pa. Corning, N.Y. Sunbury, Pa. Levittown, Pa Criminal Justice Music Mathematics Information Processing Psvcholog Kathleen Collins Lauren Collins Elizabeth Collinson Karen Colosimo Robert Condran Bethlehem, Pa. Clarks Summit, Pa. New Haven. Conn. Carbondale. Pa. Sorristown. Pa. Elementary Education Music NEC-Food Equipment Food Service Biology Information Processing 85 Susan Cornell Churchville, Pa. a terribly long trek at the beginning, Lucinda Cox Bantam, Conn. Music Reginald Cox Pittsburgh, Pa. Sociology-Anthropology Mary Cybulak Sayre, Pa. Elementary Education James Damaska Williamsport, Pa. Biology Marilyn Davis Newtown Sq., Pa. Special Education : ' I Jackie Denney Carbondale, Pa. Criminal Justice James Dean Glenshaw, Pa, Theatre Gail De Kratft Collingdale, Pa. Debra Derk Marianne Di Antonio Northumberland, Pa. Palmyra, Pa. Home Economics Educati on Home Economics Education Michael Deals Lawrenceville, Pa. Chemistry John Dietz Harrisburg, Pa. Geography Anthony Diecidue Patti Dietrich Stroudburg, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa Biology Music Douglas Doan Linda Douglas Mary Donovan Dean Dow Claudia Drumheller Osceola, Pa. Caleton, Pa. Montrose, Pa. Austin, Pa. Lion Grove, Pa. Mathematics Home Economics Education English Social Studies-Political Science Home Economics Education hb Terry Dunham Sayre, Pa. Psychology-Human Relations Yvonne Dunkelberger Patricia Dunleavy Bruce Dunmyre Edna Dutton Dundee, N.Y. Scranton, Pa. Chicora, Pa. Smethport. Pa Home Economics Education Music Jane Duvall Ulysses, Pa. Spanish Margaret Eadie Blossburg, Pa. Home Economics Education Janice Eaton Knoxville, Pa, Shelley Eberhart Beech Creek, Pa. Music Jeffrey Eisenberg Yardle . Pa. Social Studies-Comprehensive Sheila Louise Erb Cheryl Evans Doreen Evans John Wlllard Evans William Evans Mc dure. Pa. Olyphant, Pa. N. Babylon, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Chaltont. Pa. HEC-Food Equipment Art Home Economics Education General Studies Ps cholog -Human Relations Food Service b Cheryl Faust Williamsport, Pa. Special Education a few short years at the close. loan Ferguson Bala Cynwyd, Pa. HEC-Child Family Option Sharon Figuerado Binghamton, N.Y. Elementary Education Mary Finkbiner Lebanon, Pa. Home Economics Education Mary Flack Hughesville, Pa. Communications-Speech Donna Foley Ceryl Fort lames Fox Linda Gardner Timothy Carnett Mansfield, Pa. Souderton, Pa. Hatboro, Pa. Meshoppen, Pa. York, Pa. HEC-Child Family Option Information Processing Elementary Education Sociology- Anthropology Kathy Garis Souderton, Pa. Elementary Education Margaret M. Gault Smethport, Pa. Special Education Carol Gaudiosi Upper Darby, Pa. Elementary Education Donna Gaynor Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Elementary Education loseph Geda Taylor, Pa. Psych-Human Relation Andrew Geissinger Pamela Geyer Lorraine Giovannitti Karen Gogniat Karen Goltry Zionsville, Pa. New Milford, Conn. Pittsburgh, Pa. New Alexamoria, Pa. Vestal, N.Y. Music Home Economics Education HEC-Clothing Textiles HEC-Child Family Option 68 Wendy Goode Waverly, N.Y, Music BM. Donna Cordner Muncy, Pa. Home Economics Education Valerie Gray Audubon, Pa. Psych-Human Relations Samuel Greene Easton, Pa Criminal Justice Admin. Oariene Crof4 Williamsport, Pa Home Economics Education Gall Gross Pottstown, Pa. Home Economics Education Barbara Hadsall Shavertown, Pa. English Duane Hafer Sayre, Pa. Biology Paula Hamm Williamsport, Pa. Art Robert Hannlsick Media, Pa. Undecided Wendeiyn HancKak Mayfield, Pa, Mathematics Tanya Hardenstine F. Rebecca Harkins Dale Harleman Frank Harper Wyalusing, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Lehigton, Pa Crantville Summit Pa Psych-Human Relations Special Education Music Special Education Julie Hartranft Ephrata Pa- Home Economics Education b9 This span of time has brought us laughter and tears. Suzanne Hassell Towanda, Pa. Elementary Education Pauline Havrilla Harrisburg, Pa. Home Economics Education Warren Heath Towanda, Pa. Elementary Education Susan Hendrickson Harrisburg, Pa. Special Education Jayne Henssler Chester Springs, Pa. Home Economics Education Ruth Hetrick Kathleen Hewes William Hewitt Pameala Hibbard Rian Hileman Sharon, Pa. Woodlyn, Pa. Wellsboro, Pa. Oneonta, N.Y. Brogue, Pa. NEC-Child Family Option HEC-Clothing Textiles Chemistry Hillary Hill Jude Hill Mary Lu Hockenberger Gary Hoffmann Lisa Hoffman Nutley, N.). Lehighton, Pa. Zelienople, Pa. Levittown, Pa. N. Wales, Pa. Art HEC-Clothing Textiles English Music BM Lorna Hosfeld Diane Houseweart Donna Susan Howe ' Jo Ann Huber Connie Huffman Mansfield, Pa. Wysox, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Whitehall, Pa. Canton, Pa. Art Home Economics Education Sociology-Anthropology Music Art 70 Bradley Hunsicker Ronald Hunt Linda Jacobs Gregory Jadick Connie |ane«ki Easton, Pa. Mifflinburg, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Mayfield, Pa. Weilsbofo, Pa. Social Studies-History Biology Music BM Political Science HEC-Food Equipment Food Service Diane Jenkins Shunk, Pa. Special Education Emanuel M. Johnson Scranton, Pa. Kevin Jones Exeter, Pa. Biology James Jones Williamsport, Pa. Biology Ruthann Jones Indiana, Pa. Music homas Jones Manuel Josbena Duryea, Pa. Towanda, Pa. Music Sociology- Anthropology Sulvia Kelts Knoxville, Pa. Debora Kennedy John Kerr Bruce King Columbia Cross Roads, Pa. Johnsonburg. Pa. Elkland. Pa. Home Economics Education Information Processing Chemistry 71 Nancy Kirk Broomall, Pa. HEC-Child Family Option Gretchen Kish Natrona Hgts, Pa. Home Economics Education Kay Kitzmiller Halifax, Pa. HEC-Child Family Option Jacqueline Kniffin Seaford, Pa. Margaret Kodish Lewistown, Pa. Special Education 1% M « K B ■ . %. ' BK j Ml jpii fiS David Korczakowsici Peckville, Pa. Mark Kochin Sayre, Pa. Political Science Leonora Kosclelski Gregory Kovach Michael Krenitsky Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Coudersport, Pa. Simpson, Pa. English Criminal Justice Admin. Elementary Education Bonnie Lagata Califon, N.J. Debra Lakatosh Walnutport, Pa. Spanish Mary Ann Lally Hazelton, Pa, English Robert Lambiase Patrick Lawley Rick Layo Great Bend, Pa. Prospect Park, Pa. Portage, Pa. Elementary Education English 11 Success and failure were ours. Kenneth Layton Sunbury, Pa. Criminal justice Admin. Mary Ann Lazusky Bradford, Pa. Criminal Justice Admin. Thomas Lechner Harriet Lengel Elaine Lewis Hellertown, Pa. Laureldale, Pa. Smethport, Pa Biology HEC-Chlld Family Option Home Economics Education Frances Liddic Williamsport, Pa. Art Peter Lisowski Covington, Pa. Special Education Lesley Lloyd Hatboro, Pa. Music Pamela Lloyd Hazelton, Pa. Special Education Mary Luquette Gettysburg, Pa. HEC-Child Family Option Linda Maori Harrisburg, Pa. HEC-Clothing Textiles David Maciel Troy, Pa. Spanish Sharon R. Magagna West Hazelton, Pa. Music David Lukasewicz Dickson City, Pa. Special Education David Malize Emporium. Pa. Sociology- AnthropologN Christie Mann Alice Martin Jamie Martinez John Marut Helen Mastroieni Picture Rocks, Pa. Bedford, Pa. Willow Grove, Pa. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Philadelphia. Pa. Home Economics Education Theatre Political Science Elementary Education Music 73 Joe Massara Peggy Mathewson Marie A. Mathieson Debra Mattocks Coann May Mansfield, Pa. Wyomissing, Pa. Ambler, Pa. Towanda, Pa. Wellsburg, N.Y English Special Education Jan McCormick Middleport, N.Y. Home Economics Education Mary Mc Cue Kingston, Pa. Home Economics Education Anne Mc Ginnis Williamsport, Pa. Psychology David McWilliams Canton, Pa. Special Education Sandra D. Mears Ambler, Pa. HEC-Clothing Textiles Charmayne Meek Nanticoke, Pa. Psychology-Human Relations Dianne Meier St. Marys, Pa. Mathematics Tracy Mellor Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology-Human Relations James E. Metzger Lewistown, Pa. Music Tony Meyer Mildred, Pa. Criminal Justice Machelle Miller Spring Grove, Pa. Special Education Susan Mllllron Kennebunk, Maine Special Education 74 We have grown, Matured, Prospered. Beth Mitchell Warren, Pa. Sociology- Anthropology Betty Mitchell Mansfield, Pa. Elementary Education Todd Mobley Apollo. Pa. Criminal Justice Gary Morgan Taylor, Pa. Music Lloyd Morrif Westfield, Pa. Donna Morseman Linda Moser Ellen Mosley lohn Mott Edward Movvery Addison, N.Y. Cilbertsville, Pa. Mayfield, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Mathematics Elementary Education Elementary Education Criminal Justice Information Processing Shirley Movvery Ed Munoz Patricia Munoz Theresa Murphy Kathleen Musselman Clarks Summit, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Little Meadows, Pa. Telford. Pa. Art General Studies Elementary Education Medical Technology Special Education Robert Musselman loann Myers Yvonne Myers Naseli B. Okha Woxall, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Gettysburg, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Criminal Justice Elementary Education Music Sociology-Anthropology Rhonda Netdigh Blain Pa. HEC-Clothing Textiles Daniel Nevius Mifflinville, Pa. Music Carol Newhart Camptown, Pa. Elementary Education Dorinda Nolan Washington Crossing, Pa. Biology Greg NovroskI Dallas, Pa. Geography Janet O ' Ravec Peckville, Pa. Home Economics Education Thaddeus Palka West Lawn, Pa. Biology Rocco Pawlowski Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Criminal Justice Admin. Edward Pall Hunlock Creek, Pa. English Diane Paone Ambler, Pa. General Studies Linwood Payne Marion, Pa. Elementary Education Patricia Pazzaglia Colunbia Cross Roads, Pa. Music Sharon Peters Forty Fort, Pa. Criminal Justice Admin. Jayne Petko Bethlehem, Pa. Mathematics Patricia Payne Wysox, Pa. HEC-Child Family Option Elizabeth Pineno Selinsgrove, Pa. Music 76 Patricia Pish Old Forge, Pa. Elementary Education With the loving memories of friends Gail Pletnicl( Edwardsville, Pa. Elementary Education Rhonda Plotlcin Scranton, Pa. Psych-Human Relations Harvey Possemato Hancock, NY. Music )ohn Pritchyk Old Forge, Pa Oiminal justice Admin. Walter Pritchyk, Jr. Thomas Putnam Kathryn Radziewicz Rosemary Rafferty Victoria Raiph Old Forge, Pa. Wellsboro, Pa. Shamokin, Pa. Easton, Pa. Rome, Pa iminal Justice Admin. Elementary Education HEC-Food Equip. Food Service HEC-Clothing Textiles History Peggy Randolph Jean Rankin Pamela Rayias Holly Reber Thomas Reese Sayre, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Peackville, Pa. Myerstown, Pa. Dallas, Pa Home Economics Education Special Education Elementary Education Elementary Education Geography Thomas Rende Marsha Richards Louise Rinaldi David Robinson Pamela Rodriguez Dallas, Pa. Blakely, Pa. Binghamton, N.Y. Sa re. Pa. Sorthampton Pa. English Elementary Education Special Education Geography Sociology- AnthropologN Michael Rohrbach Bethlehem, Pa. Music Mary Roloson Troy, Pa Special Education Deborah Ross Lancaster, Pa. Eglish ■ l f w ■Ijk v K H| ' ' - ;r. ■ i Becky Rossbacher Corry, Pa. Home Economics Education Joy Rothenberger Oxford, Pa Home Economics Education Kathy Russavage Durtea, Pa. Music Patricia Ryan Warren, Pa. German !? ::;■■- ' ' 1 i i.v ' sii ia i F ll 1 1 4 J 1 Kathleen Savage Allentown, Pa. Music Sharon Saxton Troy, Pa. Elementary Education Joe Saad New Castle, Pa. Criminal justce Admin. James Rouse Dushore, Pa. Linda Sanderson Nelson, Pa. Art  i Rs i Barbara Scapellati Bethlehem, Pa. HEC-Clothing Textiles Susan Schaad Mildred, Pa. Sociology- Anthropology Faust Ruggiero Roseto, Pa. Pschology Susa Saturn Wellsboro, Pa. Medical Technology Carol S. Schermerhorn Allntown, Pa. HEC-Clothing Tezti Textiles 78 Debra Schmalzel lean Schoffslall Sheree Schoonover Linda Schuster Frank Schwab Lehighton, Pa. Clark Summit, Pa, Towanda, Pa. Sayre, Pa Mansfield. Pa HEC-Clothing Te xtiles Sociology-Anthropology Special Education Special Education Physics Robert T. Schwartz Ann Scicehitano Diane Siefert Janice Seman Joy Snaffer Wellsboro, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Williamsville, N.Y. Forty Fort, Pa. York, Pa Physics Home Economics Education Music BM Criminal lustice Admin. Music Bfl « Thomas Shank Middletown, Pa. Criminal justice Admin. Anne Sharpe Peckville, Pa. Brenda Shirey S. Williamsport, Pa. FHome Economics Education Robert Shorb Littlestown, Pa. Social Studies Janet Showers Mlen«ood, Pa. Home Economics Education Lauren Siegfried Marie Sielicki Barry Silverman Christopher Simoncini Carol Simone Montoursville, Pa. Shamokin, Pa. Philadelphia. Pa. .Ma tield, Pa. Ri er Edge. N.|. Home Economics Education Special Education Elementary Education Criminal lustice Admin. Elementary Education 79 Bonnie Simpson Elkland, Pa. Gary Sipes Saint Thomas, Pa. Arline Smith Tunkhannock, Pa. Judy Smith Wellsboro, Pa. Scott E. Smith Dubois, Pa. Music Biology Music Music Tatiana Sneshkoff Wellsboro, Pa. Biology Paul Sonnotag Philadelphia, Pa. Geography Joan Snyder Northumberland, Pa. Lori Snyder Towanda, Pa. Home Economics Education Franklin Snyder Jr. Milton, Pa. Psychology-Human Reltaions IVI 1 1 ' B.o ' : 1 K 3 r 1 Catherine Splain Camp Hill, Pa. Criminal Justice Jeffrey Stamets Montgomery, Pa. Linda Stahl Tunkhannock, Pa. Alan Jay Soiffer Newtown Square, P a. Biology Bruce Stanton Elmira Heights, N.Y. Sociology- Anthropology Patricia Stein Willingboro, N.|. Elementary Education Suzanne Steinbacher Portville, N.Y. Home Economics Education 80 Raymond Stella Marjorie Stevens Patrick Stracko Alberta Stradling Sandra Strein Pittston, Pa. South Waverly, N.Y. Nazerth, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Caiasqua, Pa Psychology-Human Relations sychology-Human Relation Mathematics Music Mathematics Eugene Sufrinko Michael Swartz Margaret Sweeney Gail Tafel Susan Teplir Wilkes Barre, Pa. Couldsboro, Pa. Sayre, Pa. Feasterville, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Special Education Special Education Art Home Economics Education Mark Terry Maria Testa Denise Thomas Cheryl Tjiattas Suzanne Tomlinson Greenville, Pa. Williamsport, P a. Troy, Pa. Hellertown, Pa. Manstield. Pa. Criminal Justice Elementary Education General Studies Biology Theatre Patricia Toth Linda Tough Leslie Ungar John D. Van Allen Kurt H. Vamey Corry, Pa. Lehman, Pa. Kingston, Pa. La Porte. Pa. Monroeton, Pa. Music Music HEC-Child Family Option Elementary Education Music Eileen Villella Peckville, Pa. Elementary Education Leon Walker Philadelphia, Pa. Psych-Human Relations Bonnie Watson Milan, Pa. Home Economics Education Janice Wagner Harrisburg, Pa. Music Linda Walker Lanse, Pa. Music Carol Watson Turbotville, Pa. Home Economics Education Robin Wagner W. Easton Home Economics Education Mimi Walksnoris Shenandoah, Pa. Elementary Education r A 9k Vi W.M: J mff 1 ■ i V W- ' ff 1 I PI IP ml SS H - ' K. ■ E ■ ' v ' V- ' H ' VjVPfVy-- 2 w3 Linda Walins Orleand, Pa. Sociology- Anthropology Joseph Wargo Scranton, Pa. Music Lynn Watson Turbotville, Pa. Home Economics Education Mark Weber Conyngham. Pa- Music Susan Weber East Petersburg, Pa. Home Economics Education Patricia Webster S. Williamsport, Pa. Music Candice Weinhold Reading, Pa. HEC Food Equipment Food Service Ruth Wenner Wellsboro, Pa. Chemistry 82 and good times, Deborah Werntz Connie Wert Mary Whalen Linda Wilcox Brad Williams Willow Street, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Elkland, Pa. Warren, Pa. Selinsgrove. Pa Home Economics Education General Studies Art Home Economics Education Special Education John O. Williams Blossburg, Pa. lames Wojak Blakely, Pa. Special Eduation Mary C. Williams Factoryville, Pa. Art Sandra Willing Tamaqua, Pa. Music jane Wilson Mansfield, Pa. Elementary Education Anita Wise York, Pa Elementary Education Pamela Wolf Montgomery, Pa. HEC-Food Equipment Food Service Jerome Wood Towanda, Pa. Criminal justice Admin. Dorothy Wood Wellsboro, Pa. Elementary Education Michael Wood Canton. Pa. Elementary Education Lunette Woodward Steve Woodward Amita Yuskauskas Lynn Zenzel Norristown, Pa. S. Williamsport, Pa. Tamaqua. Pa Coaldale, Pa. Elementary Education Social Studies-Geography Psychology Art 83 we move into the future. liOASI nil ' %, nil ' UU) MO rill I , - ■ 84 I 85 86 We did some clowning . . . 87 Took our dares . . . 88 -J ' - 8M V % 1 % Expanded our horizons 91 92 and our waistlines rli 93 m :« t fe 94 bu ' our answer is the worlds hope: it Is to rely on youth - no?  , time of life but a state of mind, a tfeflfipfef of the will, a quiatjty of the predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease Robert F. Kennedy 95 ■f m 10 11 12 14 IB 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 Fran Taglang Sal Butera Mike Bova Dave Frisk Bob Soliberger Bill Braun Tom Anderson Bruce Musselman Scott Orndorft Mike Price Will Robinson Dan Hennessey Cerome Adams Dave Doty Frank McMillan Mike Kemp Mike Silecchia Neil Evans Bob Haskins Jack Long Pete Dandrea Don McGinley lack Tokar 42 Mark Carfola LB 43 Ronnie Allen HB 44 Mike Borro KB 45 Mike Mullins DB 46 Keith Shanebrook HB 47 Robert Sutjak LB Mark Gallen LB e  ?ssv |im Boyd OT 53 Rian Hileman LB ■54 as , Mark Miller LB m 1 Nick Calcutta k 1 Ned Host C s 57 Brad Hunsicker LB 58 Earl Bundy DB 6(J Bill Forsythe LB 61 Pat Kelley LB-K 62 Paul Goldberg LB 63 George Lazar DT 64 lohn Serafin OG 65 Ray lansson OG 66 John Fulp DT 67 Tom Letcavage OG 68 Vince McMonigle OG 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 78 7; 83 84 85 86 87 88 90 91 92 93 94 |im Yarosh Dale Shehan Steve Sassani Gary Slowik Bob Garcia Charles Zukus |im Berrigan Brian Grohowski Bill Lavelle Merrick Thayer Don Savage Pat Miller Jeff Johnston Marion Styles Larry Fountain Rich Carty Steve Botchie John Evans Joe Parise Pat Miller Stacy Woodyard Roy Gilcalon Tom Earhart 98 Jj. 99 100 101 102 « te 103 II MEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Mike Ward, Bill Marsiglio, Darrell De Shields, Bill Nassar, Stan Mahan; Row 2; Steve Tomlinson, Willie Stroman, Carlton Hall, Duane Dodwell, Andre Stanley; Row 3: George Edwards, Loren Stoney, Dave Whitfield I m MEN ' S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Dave Shultz, lerry Thomas, Row 2: Dennis Thomas, Bruce Williams, Tony Calloway, Scott Halpm; Row 3: Dan Newburg, Bob DeThomas, Allen Sprmgett, Tom Walsh; Row 4: Kevin Downing, Daryl Peterson, Paul Kunsa i V.V..V« a2 105 • L .  .- 1 I ■- ■ T- ' Opnna ha5 sprun lall has ell, • U tl ffl ou jfes arc ii ktmj fe 10 ' Women ' s Basketball Row 1 - Mrs. Zegalia (Coach), Rochelle Hutsick, Ardenia Faulk, Grace Faaet, Rosanne DeGenaro, |osle Cherundola, Dorothy Pohlod, Cindy Cornish, Carolyn Maxson, Maureen Keenan, Camille Delmotte; Row 2 — Connie Wert, Alicia Hameria, Cathy |o Carter, Wendy Fagan, Diane Hassinger, Cindy Berk 110 Back Row: (from left) Theresa Buchinski (Manager), Barbara Moresco, Teri Renko, )eam Nachtwey, Kathy Kelleher, Heather Coates. Mia Anderson (Manager), Coach Hugh Schintzius; Front Row; Laurie Brandt (Manager), Cindy Ortelli, Ardenia Faulk, Susan Cierard, Lisa Messing, Carol Gross (Manager) Women ' s Volleyball 111 V, Swim Team; Row 1; )ane Rouse, |. Albright, Mari Davis, Karen Schumpf, D. Widdass, Lesley Sugluchit, Sarah Eamosi; Row 2; Robin Havenstein, Rene Garttmeier, Derrie Degenaro, Lu Ann Agy, Sandy Shorts, Elaine Dunbar, Lorna Hosfeld ■if ! Ca ' ' ! ' «.■•- „ 112 w ■jiiMiiliiiiiiiii ImttJtiimitm Women ' s Swim Team I 113 Varsity Wrestling Team ..:j£S ' ■Ml 115 1977 GOLF TEAM 116 MOUNTIE BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Coach |ohn Heaps, Mike Donnelly, Rich Senofonte, |oe Nicosia, Charlie Phillips, jerry Keating, Andy Murdock, Rick Blank; Row 2: Art Mielnicki, Tim lune, Mark Blank, Mike Highly, Bob Hillinski, )im Davis, Dave Shinskie, Tim Kelleher, Tom Kerry; Row 3: Jerry Calbrese, Frank Reid, Tom Desanto, )im Marshall, Mike Tancrede, Gary Zedonek, Matt Miller Cy Falatko, Coach Heaps, Mike Highly, Tim |une 118 - IS ' . J, iitlli } 1 121 Men ' s 122 Tennis Mansfield (pa.) State College ' s tennis team closed out its 1977 tennis season with an 8th place finish in the Pennsylvania State College Tennis Champion- ships at Bloomsburg. Pictured here from left to right, kneeling are; Dr. Arthur DeCenaro, head coach; Tom Drauschak, Pottstown; )ohn Zaner, Wyalusing; Ron Hunt, Mifflinburg; and Pete Corson of Norristown. Standing: Dave Ciraulo, Muncy, Dave Uhl, Athens; )im Coyle, Edison, J.J.; Frank Roiek, Dupont; and Lindsay Carl of Northumberland. With Hunt and Coyle, playing in the no. 1 and 2 seeded spots for most of the season, the Mountie Natters finished the season with a 2 and 4 record before the championships. 123 Row 1 - D. Frey, D. Levengood, J. Elmore, |. Grant, Coach E. Winrow, B. Condie, B. VanAllen, S. Orner, ]. Stiehm, W. Lobb; row 2 — McLaughlin, M. Borro, ). Stevens, P. Lisowski, L. Grinnell, M. Mallnowski, P. Wipple, ). Bustin, Digby; Row 3 - B. Begg, J. Moorehouse, B. Snyder, T. Smith, B. Brasington, J. Baird, K. White, J. Sinclair; Row 4 - ). Briggs, R. Allen, R. Beisel, J. Schmitz, J. Taylor, B. Jordan, R Thompson, J. Thomas 124 : ' ' ; ;:: 0 .. ' 12 Varsity Cheerleaders MANSFIELD S 128 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders «-e CHEERLEADERS 129 M.S.C 1976 Football MSC OPP 39 St. Francis 7 California 7 7 Bloomsburg 28 21 Cheyney 28 Millersville 32 8 East Strouds. 54 28 St. Vincent 7 18 Brockport 20 Kutztown 35 14 Oswego 14 130 i Scoreboard 1976-77 Wrestling 1976-77 RESULTS MSC OPP Sue knell U nlversilY Invitational - lOlh place 25 St. John Fisher 12 20 S.U N Y Oswego 22 24 S.U N.Y Oneonta 18 9 Bloom sburg 38 Millersville « 6 Lycoming 33 29 Cincinnati 24 9 Shippensburg 41 13 Elizabelhtown 33 22 Salisbury (Md.) 22 21 Towson (Md.) 17 3 East Slroudsburg 42 9 Yale 34 31 S.Y.N.Y. Ceneseo 15 37 Kings 3 14 Kutztown 27 23 Baptist Bible 18 Penna. Si. Conf. Tournament - 12th place NCAA Division III National Meet - 26lh pi. 1976-77 Men ' s Tennis -4i-L MSC OfP. Bloomsburg State 9 5 SUNV Genesee 4 6 SUNV Cortland 3 5 Elmira College 2 2 Ithaca College 7 8 Lycoming College 1 Kutztown State 9 7 Millersville State 2 Mercyhurst 9 3 Lock Haven 6 131 Varsity Men ' s MSC OPP. 74 + Hamilton, NY, - A 90 80 + Elmlra, NY. - A 89 79 Shippensburg — A 71 77 Kutztown - H 57 97 East Stroudsburg - H 76 42 + Oneonta, N.Y. 52 68 + East Connecticut — A 52 81 + Westminster, Pa. - A 77 84 + Pitt-|ohnstown — A 78 78 Millersville — A 81 59 Lock Haven - A 63 82 Cheyney - H 79 90 Elmira — H 66 93 Geneseo - A 63 79 Bloomsburg - H 70 55 Shippensburg — H 53 74 Pitt-)ohnstown - H 63 64 Kutztown - A 55 76 East Stroundsburg — A 75 (OT) 76 ♦Millersville - H 94 6T Cheyney - A 74 71 Robert Morris - A 80 75 Bloomsburg — A 66 (OT) 109 + + California State - H 77 71 + + Morgan State - H 63 1 976-77 Women ' s Conference Games + Holiday Tournament + + ECAC Southern Regional Tournament J.V. Men ' s MSC 56 52 71 57 42 50 49 MSC OPP. 71 71 Shippensburg 68 68 100 Baptist Bible 52 45 69 Kutztown 66 44 75 East Stroudsburg 68 53 73 Millersville 90 47 60 Lock Haven 58 54 Corning C.C 39 89 Elmira 56 73 Bloomsburg 66 77 Shippensburg 68 49 Kutztown 52 70 East Stroudsburg 58 69 Corning C.C. 73 66 Millersville 68 107 Baptist Bible 70 84 Bloomsburg 77 Elmira Lehigh Alfred Allentown St. lohn Fisher Ithaca Suny at Geneseo Corning C.C. Binghamton Bucknell Pitt-lohnstown Corning C.C. Suny at Brockport OPP. 27 73 35 52 92 60 51 52 61 54 90 60 80 132 Women ' s Volleyball S.U.N. Y. Binghamton Elmira College Houghton College Robert Wesleyan St. )ohn Fisher Alfred Ag. Tech. St. Bonaventure University S.Y.N.Y. Oswego Eisenhower College Alfred University S.U.N.Y. Genesso Cornell University Seinna College Elmira College East Stroudsburg State College Ithaca College Niagra C.C. Herkimer College Corning C.C. Alfred University Buffalo College Alfred University Rochester Institute of Technology Lehigh University Moravian College Kutztown State College Bucknell University Corning C.C. 16-14, 15-4 15-9, 15-7 15-4,17-15 15-11, 15-4 6-15, 15-13,9-15 15-11,8-15, 10-8, 15-4 15-4, 15-4,15-13 15-10, 15-4 15-2,15-3 15-3,15-4, 15-2 15-2,15-12 15-3,15-4 15-5, 15-3,15-10 15-12, 16-18, 15-10, 15-4 15-13,9-15, 3-15 15-0,15-0 15-11, 15-5 15-12,15-1 13-15, 15-7, 11-15 15-3,13-15, 15-3, 15-4 15-12, 15-5 15-10, 15-3 15-7, 15-3 15-8, 15-8 15-4, 15-7 15-2, 14-16, 15-10, 15-2 15-8, 15-11 15-11, 15-2 EASTERN ASSOCIATION FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN REGION I SMALL COLLEGE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE NOV 18-19, 1976 Quarter-finals Mansfield vs Grove City College, Pa. 15-12. 15-7 Semi-finals Mansfield vs Salisbury State College, Md. 15-8, 10-15, 15-8 Championship Mansfield vs Massachusetts Institute of 10-15. 15-11, 10-15 Technology, Mass. ASSOCIATION FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN NATIGNM SM- LL COLLEGE TOURN A,MENT PEPERDINE UNIVERSm ' , MALIBU. C LIFORNK DEC 8-11,1976 Mansfield vs Florida Tech. Mansfield vs San Diego University Mansfield vs St. Catherine College, Minn. 9-15. 10-15 7-15. 7-15 13-15. 7-15 133 l«k«y? ?!}k. . 135 ■■ Xifry MANSFIELD ' m ■i i— —i« . ' PENNA. stA '   p ' .: ' y ' ■• -,. 139 140 141 • 144 146 a-- r_rr  i it : -r ! ' liL STATE STORE  « ' ■ k r ' - r .:-SV %; ' - ' - ' ■_. ' ijff- ' JL-- ■ -«- - . ' g. ' ' 148 i vZi iii ii vii ►; ii I i Ci ►! ii li ►l ►l I :i£ ►i ►i ►i ►i • % :ir ' ' .- . -t : •; , Pi ?- S5SS?e 150 151 153 MMMiaiHrMia 154 Hifej II l m ' 155 Lrnrr 156 15 ' i--!syOTWw Art I ■ H ■ 160 Mr-.: ' , i li ' 161 MOUNTIE BAND Richard Talbot — Director Glen Brumbach - Field Captain, Ron Blausch — Sr. Drum Major, Dave Cross — )r. Drum Major Flagline (Standing L-R) M. Broody, A. Taylor, S. Gerfle, S. Timmerman, C Henny, C Sterner. (Kneeling L-R) j. Shaffer, D. Halderman, S, KIchllne, D. Leonard Peggy Randolph - Flagline Captain 162 Linda Macri — Feature Twirler Majorettes Rifle Squad Honor Guard (L-R) 1 Carlin, M. Thompson, D. Behney, D. Runkle, ). Weissenburger 163 A New Look For The Mountie Band A new marching style developed this year by the Mountie Marching Band received a standing ovation at its first appearance of the 1976 football season. The general philosophy of marching bands is changing. More and more schools are going to the corps style of show. We have been considering this change for the past three years and it was felt that this was the year to make the change. Field formations were designed to enhance the quality of the sound of the music and to create a complementing effect. With the former style of precision marching, instruments within the band were turned in various directions and the quality of the sound was lost. With the new style more control of instrument direction is achieved and the quality of sound is greatly improved. Countless hours were spent putting the new style together. Students had to develop confidence in their own abilities. There were many frustrating moments at the beginning of the season. Changes were being made constantly, even up to the rehearsal for the final show. The band tries to perform what appeals to the audience, making changes to suit what the audience will best respond to. Often subtle changes, such as rewriting the finale to a different key to bring out a better sound, will develop stronger audience reaction. Capping off the successful transition, the new marching style was presented to nearly 70,000 people at Shea Stadium in New York City during the half time of the New York Jets - Miami Dolphins game on November 7. The 1976 Mountie Band Staff is as follows: Richard N. Talbot - Director Peg Randolph, Mame Broody - Flagline Donald Kuhns, David Burkhart - Graduate Assistants Captain and Co-captain Ronald Blahusch — Sr. Drum Major Carol Myers, Tina Rog ers — Drill Team David Cross - Jr. Drum Major Captain and Co-captain Glen Brumback - Field Captain Linda Macri - Feature Twirler Jim Dougherty - Drum Line Captain Josephine Cherundolo - Feature Rifle Ellen Keeler - Majorette Captain Twirler Jill Worden - Band Mascot -ft r JL V ¥ % if W w M sit m m mmmmmui iriiitiiei i nC } H ' l Std !S5 $tS SHH !Ft £F 11 164 c . ' • ' iM 165 iflitt Zic:; Boa  ' .  -«iiiir ' SJtfli! Pfl « Bi ' iikis «ssM - ' J ii«if p « Si r 166 i .-S- ' ti is i.t: • . •ii ' i ' : 167 Worden — Mascot 168 r . - fr:- im x «« . 1 -• V 169 CONCERT WIND ENSEMBLE Row 1: S. Grimes, T. Albourne, P. Johnson, N. Frost, S. Albig, A. Carlchner, |. Ido; Row 2: C. Waschezyn, R. Klingensmitch, M. Magagna, S. Franklin, A. Oliven, K. Herb, M. Broody, |. Stroble, D. Capperella, D. Heiney, R. Jones; Row 3: A. Black, L. Lovich, D. Cable, H. Kulp, C. Dimond, C. Criswold, G. MaGill, A. Greene, A. Hoisted, R LaShomb; Row 4: M. Meschino, R. Byham, J. Cohen, J. Bachman, D. Burkhart, S. Williams, C. Detweiller, C. Cziok, M. Hartman, D. Bolasky, T. Limes, E. Geusie; Row 5: S. Willing, B. Shumway, K. DiNardo, L. Piazza, D. Fabricius, C Wert, B. Benson, L. Pont, J. Arbegast, Mr. Stanley 170 1 ! ' si ' ' w?? 172 CONCERT CHOIR ) ft Row 1; Mr. Dick, L. Winters, T. Dunwoody, L. Puterbaugh, R. Wagner, B. Korb, S. Willing, T. Limes, K Fye; Row 2; R. Sutton, J. Wagner, T. Alborne, C. Waschezyn, K. Russavage, L. Walker, D. Dubesky; Row 3; N, Beecher, |. Horner, D. Warren, L. Walmer, C Case, M. Nugent, T. Rogers, M Edwards: Row 4 D Daraker, N. Frost. C. DeCroff, E. Steer, G. Worden, G. Criswald; Row 5: A. Carlchner. B Hesh, I Bachman, B. Cutter, I. Gable. .M. losbena; Row 6: D. Yale, |. Weaver, E. Starzik, M. Hartman, G. Slowik: Row 7: B Story, j. Rogers, M. Weber. Row 8: D. Burkhart, P. Wargo, R. Robinson, L. Pont, C Ruck, D. Hardick 173 174 MSC BRASS QUINTET ' I Row 1: S. Williams, W. Beresford, Mr. D. Stanley; Row 2: D. Borsheim. E. Sandor T.U.B.A. Row 1: E. Ceusic, B. Ritz; Row 2: R. Stedenfeld, A. Gurgal, B. Benson; Row 3: R. Brenner, L. Pont 176 TROMBONE C. Cziok, D, Bolasky i ?fe nh J QUARTET M. Hartman, C. Detweiler MENC Row 1 - K. Rhoades, T. Cladfelter, V. Ostrowski, L. VanArtsdalen, K. Fye, T. Rogers (Pres.); Row 2 - S. Franklin, ). Arbegast, K. Herb, L Lovich, T. Limes, P. Johnson, M. Kemper, |. Wunderlich, T. Norager; Row 3 — R. La Shamb, T. Lewis, j. Freeze, P. White, S. Ent, ). Dunn, G. Kostalac, M. Edwards, L. Walmer, C. Case; Row 4 - ). Stone, L. Payne, L. Pont, G. MaGill, B. Benson, L. Reetz, M. Weber, A. Gurgal, E. Arnold, C Ruck, D. Cross, ). Eischeid, M. Weber, j. Baynes 180 A I 181 182 Sigma Alpha lota K. Fye (Pres), T. Limes, S Willing, S. Franklin, K Rhoades, T. Gladfelter; Row 2: L Schmitz. D Dubesky. D Clark. B. Korb. Row 3: L Montigney, L. Walmer, T. Rogers, j. Dunn, P. lohnson. 183 Phi Mu Alpha Row 1: E. Sheer, D. Yale, L. Moyer, M. )osbena, D. Bolasky, A. Back; Row 2: ). Metzger, B. Young, T. Howell, M. Meschino, ). Rogers, C. Griswold, M. Weber; Row 3: C. Ruck, D. Cross, ). Stone, E. Arnold, D. Fabricus, B. Story. 184 185 Tau Beta Sigma Row 1: D. Bolez, D. Leonard, M. Broody, S. Timmerman, M. Thompson, T. Cladfelter; Row 2: S. BenKinney, K. Harbach, L. Simcoe, K. Kijowski, L. Tenke, B. Cariot, D. Heiney, D. C able (Pres.), C. Frederick; Row 3: S. Cergle, M. Lesondak, S. Burch, C. Strieby, J. Weissenburger, S. Ent; Row 4: D. Halderman, S. Hassell, R. Hauenstein, J. Carlin, C. Tjiattas, S. Voeste, C. Faust, ). Bliss, C. Bodek, D. Wistner, C. Sterner; Row 5: P. Randolph, ). Bodi, ). Wharen, B. Ritter, A. McHale, |. Stroble, C Mitros, W. Coode, C. Dimon, H. Kulp, C. Teeple, S. Crimes; Row 6; K. Gloeckner, |. Shaunbacher (Advisor), K. Sweigart, J. Kauffman, K. Wilson, L. Schmitz, M. Mott, P. Pazzaglia, A. Witowski. OFFICERS: ). Bodi-Rec. Sec, K. Wilson-Treas., D. Cable-Pres., |. Kauffman-lst Vice Pres., S. Cergle-2nd Vice Pres. J. Shaunbacher-Advisor Kappa Kappa Psi Row 1: S. Williams (Pres.), M. Rohrbach, C Bourne, |. Cartwright, L. Pont; Row 2: C. Brumbach, D. Kelly, C. Wert, D. Fabricius, T. Henry, T. Lewis; Row 3: R. Byham, B. Benson, A. Gurgal, R. Ide, E. Arnold, D. Stanley (Advisor). 188 - _--: -I CKAI-r KAI1-A 1 1 HARTTER - B mi- • ti=t=l ♦ 1 OFFICERS: S Williams-Pres, M. Rohrbach-Vice Pres, D. Fabficius-Corre . Sec.. L Pont-Rec Sec , C. Bourne-Treas. 189 190 191 192 193 SPEECH AND THEATRE Reader ' s Theatre Society T — ' — H Row 1 - D. Garner, A. Martin, D. Leonard, ). Cartwright, D. Scott, A. Garrity (Advisor), L. Benson; Row 2 - C. Trout, L. Waugh, M.A. Charvat, L. Henry, L. Busch, J. Nachtwey, P. Yerty 194 Forensics Society Row 1 - A. Kelchner, D. Uroman, L. Eck; Row 2 - Mr Leiboff, J. Hiem, P. Scovel Gamma Theta Nu L, Waugh, A. Martin, |. Cartright 195 DELTA TAU GAMMA Row 1: E. Lewis, M. Cybulak, G. Kish, L. Hahn, S. Igo; Row 2: |. Albright, R. Rafterty, S. Schmalzei, |. Showers, M. Lazusky; Row 3; M. Saczewski, M. LaSowdak, C. Frederick, D. Tenbroeck, K. Schimpf, |. Burkholder, A. Papa, C. Slog KAPPA DELTA PHI Row 1: L. Simcoe, R Hauenstein, K. Harrington, |. Somerfield; Row 2: Dr. Robinson, D, Ulkins, V. Ostrowski, C, Cairo, C. Slog, Mr. Straub; Row 3: C. Hennip, T. Brocket!, M. Gault, W. Linkous, B. Smith 198 KAPPA OMICRON PHI Row 1; B. Brady, N. Kuhn, R. Hauenstein, M. David, D. Evans, N. Strup; Row 2. L. Wilcox, 1. Eisenberger, P. Orner, D. Hadvn. D. Lane. Mrs. Kennedy, Dr. Shimer, B. Rossbacher; Row 3: D. Schmozel, R. Rafterty, D. Bolez, W. Linkous, P. Haverilla, K. Williams. B. Lulz. C. Watson. Miss Killer 199 Kappa Phi Row 1 — Mrs. Graver, Mrs. Swinsick; Row 2 — S. Eargle, D. Levering, B. Raub, K. Rowe, E. Clyburn, K. Snyder, L. Drummer, D. Morgan; Row 3 — A. Zimmerman, L. Robinson, N. Graziano, ). Showers, ). Barlow, S. Capporelli, L. Wenhold, M. Flack, C. Romeo; Row 4 — B. Seacholtz, P. Martin, J. Subold, L. Krishart, L. Hosfeld, C. Nichols, R. Schimbacher, B. Davis, D. Ziarfoss, L. Roman, S. Erb, R. Mortimer, P. Bailey, C. Castellan 200 t W 0. Lambda Sigma Row 1 - D. Charneskie, D. Kirchner, T. Cole, ). Albright, S. Delanero; Row 2 - S. McCartney, C McGrail, K. Swinsick, P Ballard, K. Sweigart, S. Anzelonie; Row 3 - P. Bailey, ). )ohnston, B. Bigg, A. Hamerilla, P. Cook, S. Roth, E. Strickler, Mrs. Rudy, K. Pearson Psi Chi Row 1 - Dr. P. Keller, M. Smart, K. Klienschmidt, K. Parkhurst, L. Butler, ). Carlin, Dr. Halchin; Row 2 - D. Morgan, K. Vandermeullen, B. Moreley, F. Bagerman, E. King, D. Savakinas; Row 3 - M. Ryzack, Dr. Serdel, D. Zuchuski, ). Mullen, Dr Feil 201 Row 1 - B. King (Pres), |. Kraynack, ). )ones, D. Berguson, D. Brouse, R. Carleson; Row 2 - P. Stracko, E. Nixon, M. Higgins, D. Snyder, L.E. Spong, W. Yoder, T. Hager Phi Sigma Pi 202 Sigma Zeta Row 1 - S. Benkinney, S. Methmanus, L. Clark, R Mortimer, T. Sneshkoff, M. Havens, S. Capporelli; Row 2 - R. VVenner (Pres), S. Kreger. A. DeCeus, B. Raib, B. Olver, C. Leister, B. Copp, I Sidler, C. Ferret, L. Martin, D. Warner: Row 3 — Dr. Dowling, A. Soifer, Dr. Hartman, F. Schwab, R. Miller, D. Doan, M. Deats, P. Stracko, P. Brennan 203 Interfratemity Council 204 Panhellenic Counci 205 Alpha Sigma Alpha saii 206 Row 1: L. Conrad, C Hoffman, D. Rasmussen, ). Seebold, N. Craziano, |. Weissenberger, M. Riddle. Row 2: A. Ferrora, M Davis, R. Beckly, E. Libby, P. Ferry, S. Igoe, C. Vernon, D. Schumacher, K. Marley, C. Steiner, S. McKellm, D. Echart, M. DeFrain - President, K. Wilson, M. Fallon, P. Cassel. Row 3: C. Hudec, M. Abbott, B. Miller, K. Libert, B. Herr, N. Dotter, M. Cunnells, V. Eckert. |! m 1« - .Ti - i ( 1 i shi  ' r . }n ' MA. JSP- 207 Alpha Sigma Tau Row 1; S. Getman, ). Flink, C Miller, K. Leonhardt, D. Zearfoss, D. Suto, D. Hayne, Row 2: M. Smart, W. Fagan, A. Lally, C Ellis, L Legget - President, V. Ralph, C. Collins, L. Lapinsky, 1. Cherundolo. Row 3: ). Pepper, M Manbeck, L. Hayes, M. Luquelte, S. Mahonski, R. Wagner, K. Rohde, C. Rynard, S. Fisher, M. Hodrick, B. Cooper. Row 4: C. Watson, P Rodriguez, D. Arbosheski, D. Ross, T. Saunders, C Evans, B. King, R. ZIockie. i09 Delta Zeta 210 I ill Zeta Tau Alpha 212 213 214 Lambda Chi Alpha Row 1: K. Smith, R. Thompson, D. Larson, T. Bruno, P. Pawlawski, R Learn. Row 2: B. Smaracko - President, M. lacopetti, G. ladick, L Carl, M. Terry, D. Ciraulo, |. Mucha, L. McClure Row 3: K. Dochstader, R. Parkin, |. O ' Keefe, D. Carter, M. Walker, M. Cias, R. Ray, |. Starnowsky, B. McCullough, S. Lautz, |. Sinclair. 215 Row 1: T Ventello, J. Andrulis, S. Sabella, T. Savage, D. Whitfield, D. Kemmler, R. Betson, Willy Weaver, J. Bennardi. Row 2; D. Wennergren, ). Wood, B. Kitzmiller, D. Cumble, F. Hendricks, |. Kier, T. Pruyne, D. Evans, D. Uhl, R. Savakinas, B. O ' Neil. 216 I Phi Sigma Epsilon Craft - Secretary, I. Treesbe - Treasurer, ). Wo od — Rush Chairman. D. Uhl - Pledge Master. I Bobinko — President. 21 ' .-1 ) t ' l RS E -ij ' Jtji 218 Phi Sigma Kappa Row 1 - ). Parise, M. Carnovale, D. Mcllwee, R. Senofonte (pres), B. Sutjak, D. McKeon; Row 2 - T. Ehnot, D. Epier, S. Bulera, D. Nardozi, C. Pahira, B. Braun, M. Borro, N. Calcutta, ). Davis, C. Slowik, B. Osborn, ). Johnston 219 1. Ij tt . SlJK;; .s J--. • ,A ' Sigma Tau Gamma 12 Tau Kappa Epsilon Row 1: D. Lucas, P. Streisel. Row 2: B. Cook, L. Lobley, B. Brong, C. Sprunger - Sweetheart, S. Blackwell, E. Long — President, B. Schreiter, S. Shaud, T. Lukasewice, 8. Murphy, ). Seman, T. Belenski. Roof: R. Crandell, |. Foley, R. Fullmer, T. Drauschak. 222 ■ ' ■ •— ■ All Residence Hall Counci 226 1 Hemlock Dorm Counci 228 I Cedarcrest RA ' s Row 1: M. Sieclicki, C. Wheaton, Mr. Lamb - ADRL, L. Rhinler, D. Lane. Row 2: L. McClure, |. Nesgoda, D. Twigg, S. MacEwen, ,M. lacopetti. Row 3: R. Sutton, D. Leonard, S. Hendrickson, R. Blahusch, K. Williams, P. Yeagle. Row 4: I. Andrulis, I. Snee. W. Hewitt, C Warner, F. Hendricks, C. Paulhamus, V. Albers. 229 Pinecrest Dorm Council , 1+ 1 hicli hopes to KV.V. tW 1775 victor for Honn«corp,n . ITIq of fha patriots ora ' paradinc| q vi ' cfor. . $o win that oarm irorn! I PINECRESr CAZETIE J776-1976vicT0Ry MANSFIELD MOUMTIES HOMECOMING 1 rnanu rngmbers ' of Mansfidds Mcintics An riu org bttcK on heme nround J 2Jt) Laurel Dorm Council n man field l€i hli9hl MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE ' ■Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without a goiiernment, I should not hesitate to prefer the latter. Thomas Jefferson Mansfield, Pennsylvania, I ' olume W Thursday. March 10. 1977 Issue NumberJJ Row 1: D. Halderman Co-Editor, 1. Massara Co-bditor. Row 2: L. Benson, D. Banks, C. Campbell, L. Kosclelski, G. Guy, S. Palmqulst, B. Sokol. Row 3: ). Kerr, T. Renko, B. Schwanz, M. Schilling, B. Peterson, L. Horn. 232 msbliqbt Editorial Board ( :i)-c(lil()t JM ( hid . ' Joseph Massurd Co-cdiloi ' k Biisuit ' ss iVlaDHKt ' l Dchoiah H.ildcim.iii News Kihldi Leonora Kosdclski Layout Kdiloi Deiiila liaiiks l ' hoionia|)liv Kihloi Scoll Kru Haliiujuisi Spoils Kdilot John C.tani (l (iiisjiig ManaKei leri Renkcj CiK iilaiion Manager James Caall Stiff m uhy Advisors Douglas Campbell, Arthur Barlow, {.rapliK Arlisl Bob Sokol. Nitk Delonas. Reporters Pal Dunleavv . Don Brigham Doug Allen, 1 eirv Mveis, Linda Horn, karen Lyler, Karen Logan, Mike .S hilling. Bob ,Smara(ko. td Burke, Bob .Schwatu. Caroline Campbell Larrv Bataille Columnisis Bob .Sokol. Bruce Peterson. Photographers Linda Benson. Larry Bataille, Bob Fii pairuk. ken Miller. Layout .Stall Bob .Sokol. kaien Lo.gan. Kd Burke, lerry Mvers. Lypeselier Bai b Baldo. The hlashlighl is published weekly by the students ol .Manstield State College (or the entire tampus and lommumiy. fhe Flashlight otiice is located in Memorial Hall, rixijii 217. News may be submitted by calling 66i!--40l5. oi bv depositing ii in the envelope outside the ollice diKjr. Lhe deadline lor each week ' s issue is that Monday at noon. All letters to the editor must be signed, but names will Ix ' held upon recjuest. Opinions expressed by the columnists, cartoonists, and leature writers do not rrecessarily relied the lews ol the editor, the stall, oi lhe college itsell; but are those ol individualsexcerc ising then iighi lo lair commeni and opinion. Typical Flashlight patriotism , WNTE-FM 89.5 Row 1 — Dean Pincus, D. Wilson, C. Casner, ). Baker, F. Brian; Row 2 — Dr. Lapps, J. Cartwrlght, S. Mosteller, B. Schwarz, D. Weeks, B. O ' Neil, |. Crayton, D. Dzikowski, T. Thompson, C. Fresleuck, B. Rupp, D. Scott, P. Toth, G. Thornton, N. Delonas, P. Stroble, B. Shirey; Row 3 - T. Walker, M. Jacobs, S. Weiss 235 CARONTAWAN Row 1: Karen Strait, Mary McMahon, Soshanna Hinder, Miltra Thompson - Editor, Cindy McMurtrie; Row 2: Becky Henry, Lynn Butler, Donna Behney - Layout Editor, Leonora Koscielski; Row 3: )oe Maresco — Advisor, Doug Lehnen, Larry Hixson — Managing Editor Phil Brennan — Business Editor Mike Gi oy - Publishing Representative Joe Maresco — Advisor Miltra Thompson — Editor-in-Chief 237 ai«i Becky Henry — General Staff; Donna Behney — Layout Editor Larry Hixson — Managing Editor Editorial Staff Miltra R. Thompson — Editor-in-Chief Larry K. Hixson — Managing Editor Philip M. Brennan, )r. — Business Editor Carol E. Fetterman — Assistant Business Editor Vincent A. Albers — Photography Editor Donna M. Behney — Layout Editor Donna L. Kaighn - Copy Editor Deborah L. Runkle — Sports Editor Lynn A. Butler — Artist General Staff Deb Halderman Becky Henry Soshanna Hinder Mary McMahon Cindy McMurtrie Karen Strait Bob Sokol Photographers 238 Vince Albers Doug Berguson Chuck Davis John Evans Larry Hixson Leonora Koscielski Jeff Laird Doug Lehnen Donna Kaighn Carol Ruoff Miltra Thompson 211 I would like to extend special thanks to our advisor |oe Maresco; Davor Photos, Inc.; our professional photographer Bob Cox; our Publishing Representative Michael Cilroy and his staff; and my staff for all their hard work and support in making this book. I would also like to thank the Flashlight, Public Relations, Mrs. Ed Gassner and daughter, Mr. Richard Talbot and all others who have contributed material for this book. W 2J •il . S 240 Student Government Association Lois Deckard, President MI 242 College Union Board Bruce Peterson, President 243 244 Math Club Row 1 - ). Copp, C. Fetterman, S. Strein, B. Ferguson; Row 2 - A. Manno, D. Chamberlain, C. Luster, C McCrail; Row 3 Stracko, P. Brennan, R. )ackson, G Ballerstead, K. Wilson, B. Copp, D. Clark Dr Walker. P 245 Chemistry Club Row 1 - R faille Dr. W. Schmid r, L. Martin, R. Wenner (Pres.), R. Martimer; Row 2 K. Packard, B. K,ng, |. Sidler, B. Olms.ead, D. Werner, W. HewiU. 246 «r, 24 ' -y M!. ' ' ' - J i- -Mr 148 J Criminal Justice Association Row 1 - D Wilson, P. Fuller, W. Cook, Dr. Revere; Row 2 - T Thompson, VV. Pritthyk, C. Sterling, S. Olson, T. DeSousa, Crandal. C. Baynes, M. Puschak, S. Owens, E. McCarrell 249 College Republicans t Left to right - Mr Unger, B. Golichicco, S. Badger, K. Wetzler, S. Ghicdus 250 If rou Don- J voir J • • • • • • • P B M ■ ■ ■: i :. 1 Hp m 1 .i - ■ 1 T r ■■-•.i .. - i 1 1 i n 251 FINANCE COMMITTEE Row 1: A. Kelchner, ). Heim, B. Callicchio; Row 2: B. Peterson, Dean Kelchner, S. Franklin, B. Smaracko 252 FOOD SERVICE COMMITTEE YOi CAf Row 1: Dean Kelchner, A Crandle; Row 2: D Halderman, K. Rutter, D. Wilson 253 FOLK GROUP Row 1: D. DzlkowskI, C. Delmotte, |. Delozier; Row 2: D. Thomas, |. Burkholder, L. Kerr; Row 3: |. Wagner, B. Cutter, E. Starzik, L. Welch, K. Krady 254 NTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Row 1: Cheryl T)iattas, Bethany Van Celder: Row 2 Barb Hadsall, Laurie Herrington, Marcy Kreger, Teresa Lauly, Bev Ferguson: Row 3; Lorraine Porter, Deb Quigely, Barb Troslel, Tim Hall, Mike Klusarite; Row 4; Karen Marshall. R. Hauenstein, j. Allbright. Linda Walins. Bill Callichio; Row 5; Mark lohnson, Cail Manning, Karen Payne, Manny losbena. Duane Hafer :dd ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Row 1: |. Musselman, K. Rutter, B. Edsell, C. Weaver, C. Lisowski; Row 2: P. Palka, K. Schimpf, M. Thompson, ). Bodi, K. Harrington; Row 3; K. Strait, A. tally, C. Ellis, M. Di Rocco, P. Meyers, B. Benn, M. Morrison 256 257 I. Ritter, M. Baker L. Victory 258 STUDENT PSEA-NEA 159 HISTORY CLUB C. Darr, B. Orr, B. Skinner, W. Callicchio, D. Carsner (Pres), R. Woodhead 260 261 262 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: T. Napolltano, L Thomas, D, LaKatosh. M Flagg, S. Eargle; Row 2. D. lovino, I. Espino. C. MacNeal 263 1 OMEGA 264 1 265 The Tempest October 2, 1976 268 )NE FLEW OVERTHECUCKOO ' S NEST 269 HOMECOMING WEEKEND October 9, 1976 gi HARAUbERS «■■■ p Wipe EM, BBBm ■■■■■BBB 270 Cathy Springer - Homecoming Queen -- . ' ' i % M 11 272 BUFFALO BRAVES - CLEVELAND CAVALIERS AT MSC 273 CHRISTMAS PANORAMA 274 I WHEN YOU COMMING BACK RED RYDER December 7-11, 1976 BLOOD DRIVE 9 «• ? I ' saes? ' - ■■ 278 OMICRON GAMMA PI FASHION SHOW SIGMA ZETA NATIONAL CONVENTION On April 14-16, 1977, Lombda chapter of Mansfield State College hosted the 48th annual Sigma Zeta Convention. Nearly 100 student members from 14 nationwide chapters attended. Sigma Zeta is an honorary science and math society so it was fitting that a majority of time was devoted to the presentation of student papers ranging from biology and chemistry to physics and computer science. Other activities included trips to Corning Glass and the Grand Canyon, a Planetarium show and nonstop film show, the election of National Officers, and various business meetings. Highlights were the awarding of the Founder ' s Cup to the most active chapter and presentation of Honor Awards for personal scholarship and achievement within Sigma Zeta. The convention culminated in a banquet Friday night in Manser Cafeteria followed by a guest speaker in Straughn Auditorium. Afterwards, the students were invited to an informal party. All members expressed enjoyment and are looking forward to next year ' s convention at Anderson College in Anderson, Indiana. National Officers 280 ICHfcMlblKY 281 SPECIAL OLYMPICS May 3, 19771 SPECIAL OLYMPIC OATH LET ME A |IM, BUT IF I CAIM NOT WIIM. LET ME BE BRAVE IM MY ATTEMPT BSSS SS?? Sponsored by Council for Exceptional Children 283 CASINO NIGHT I March 4, 11A FROMAGE NOUVEAU Aoril 14-16, 197 28S HARRY REEMS March 15, 1977 - . 286 ALEX HAILEY April 21, 1977 287 290 s m - 291 I shall not pass this way again. Any good thing that I can do, or any kindness that I can show, let me do it now! Let me not defer it or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. — Stephen Grellet 292 293 294 295 296 NmtM 297 ! 298 GRADUATION May 14, 1977 Van Norman Field 11:00 A.M. 299 W BIP V Time is not measured by the passing of the years but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. — Jawaharlal Nehru K 9 jB Hb v d  ;Jj ' fl B K ' - ' 1 Hmy ' M P Ev ' ' ' ' SI M H 300 3ai Can you have hope for tomorrow ' s world without the experience of yesterday ' s? Can you be so busy teaching others without having time for learning from others? Can you have real knowledge and also fear new ideas? Can you be secure without growth, reform, and change? — David Dolis ■ ' •■ tf 4 , 302 303 304 9 X . • •V J i ' ' E «S ' :;a!r ' i .nU. -fiWVPvL ' Ji ' f p ' . 9 .. V • .V  ; ..A ii £ « i  « • .,, •V ,. . .E ArTVHC.