Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1978 volume:

■■ ::■■ ' ■■ .:-- ' : - ' ' ■ ■ Jt. ' -iTT y. Y ' Mm m m ;v ■ -(W CARDNTAUflN the mctfvfiefcJ tote college yearbook LARRY K. HIXSON Editor-in-Chief CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 HAPPENINGS 14 ACADEMICS 48 INTERESTS 88 vjKtbKb 138 jr UK 1 b 174 SENIORS 228 FINALE 273 © 978 by MANSFIELD ST A TE COLLEGE CARONTA WAN, 211 MEMORIAL HALL. Published in September 1978 by Mansfield State College, Mansfield, PA 16933. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of text or illustrations in this book may be reproduced or used without formal permission from the Mansfield State College CARONTAWAN. The Times of Your Life: words by Bill Lane; Copyrights 975 by Eastman kodak Company. Used by permission. ch rohthu hh 78 the rrovfield tote allege yearbook Wlr i THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE We ' ve stopped time. Packaged it. Preserved it. To give you a personal copy of Mansfield in the Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Seven and Seventy-Eight school year. EflRDNTAUAN _7S ttie mon fleW tcte ootege yearbook Cd ROMTHU IIM 78 the frovfleW tote tdege yeortxx Faces — expressions of Mansfield. CH RGHTflU dH 78 themorvfleW tate colege yearbook the rravfleid tote cotege yeartxx Seasons change — summer fun; trick or treat; flying high; unend- ing cold; dreams and wishes; spring renewed. themorvfleW tote CElege yearbook :r..„   T i r .. . °°a t W Ui i C«RDNT«U«N 78 the rrovfteW note (dege yearbook JACQUINS The Residence Life Staff, Mansfield State College, announoeB a ne w course offering. LARC 101 APPLIED LARCENY 0(0-0] Thiscouise is open toundeto ' adualuand graduate students t IGNORANCE , n- and may be audited without permission PREREQUISITES CARELESSNESS 103. INDIFFERENCE 106 (Note 3 hours may h substituted) TUITION: Vanes Oapendenl upon value ot ptoptih you can eflaid ID letinquish MEETING TIMES: Flesible Houis anenged by the ImtniclM whan the best oppoitunity t tti INSTRUCTORS Count teughl by numerous piotesnonal and amateui instructors Some have u ml lengthy fellowships el accredited federal and Halt institutions REGISTRATION Student! nead not ivgistei toi this coum Instructors wilt contact you upon pujt ot completion ot pieiequuilev THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO LEAVE YOU WITH AN UNFORGETTABLE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. PS Tht Residenct Stall duo not recommend this courw to anyone Thousands Ot dolteJS wofth ol pioptity is stolen tram students evtry month ntaie take care ot yovi propny. KEEP YOUR OOORS LOCKED tl you need help call Sacunry 662 40JI ■■ , Br- Park VtdU IISC 4m - :- i la Si . s pJe ctm lost in ft wc«i I N£ veP- ( At ' « Tk „i 5.U, ,. B-0 j I Signs of our times. CU miHTHU HH the mavfeW tote (Dfege ' yeQrbook CCRDHTflU IH 78 the rnorvflefcJ tab? ccfege yeortxx The memories you left behind Remember? Tx Cfi HDHTItU flH 78 themon fleid tote oolege yearbook CIIDNTflUflN 78 Ihemavfietd tote trJege yearbook Memories are time that you borrow to spend when you get to tomorrow . EtlDMTIMlH the mon flefcJ jtctB (otegs yearbook V FRESHMEN ORIENTATION SUMMER. 1977 Two day orientation sessions were held for six weeks during the summer. Students familiarized themselves with college life and some of their fellow freshman. cj jTSw  «te; M . ' . $m . 4 • I is sat I ____ 16 Freshman Orientation PARENTS ' WEEKEND OCTOBER 1-2, 1977 Parents had an excellent chance to see how their sons and daughters adjusted to college life. Some students were even motivated to clean their rooms tor the first time this semester. Highlights of the weekend were: a performance by the Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band; and the weekend came to a close w ith an appearance by F. Lee Bailey. F. LEE BAILEY OCTOBER 1, 1977 TRINIDAD TRIPOLI STEEL BAND OCTOBER 1, 1977 18 Parents ' Weekend MANSFIELD INVITATIONAL OCTOBER 8, 1977 This event, open to all amateur athletes, attracted runners from various colleges and independent clubs. Two of Mansfield ' s runners placed in the top ten in the men ' s division, and the team placed fourth as a group. Mansfield Invitational 19 GODSPELL OCTOBER 13. 1977 20 Codspell Godspell 21 FIRST SNOW OCTOBER 16, 1977 The first snow always seems to bring with it an avalanche of snowball fights and snowmen. This year was no different even though the leaves were still on the trees when those first flakes fell. 22 First Snow TIM SETTINI OCTOBER 20, 1977 The mime artist, Tim Settini, proved to crowds in Cedarcrest and Laurel, that actions do speak louder than words. One of the more notable pantomimes was Mr. Settini ' s interpretation of the human life cycle. Tim Settini 23 THE ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION OCTOBER 21, 1977 24 Atlanta Rhythm Section DENITA A. BANKS HOMECOMING QUEEN Homecoming Queen 25 HOMECOMING COURT OCTOBER 22, 1977 Row 1: Sue Roberts, Patti Bross, Dianne Leonard, Angela Lai ly, Marsha Kennedy, Marysue Cailey, Barb Owens, Pat Lester, Tara Lacey, Laurie Mennig, Wendy Linkous. Row 2: Bob Hilinski, Dave Maclel, ]oe Snee, Bob O ' Nell, lohn Mucha, Mark Malinowski, Dave Bailey, Dave McKeon, Neil Cashman, Tom Bolinski, Pat Kelly. Row 1: Lome Henry, Nancy Kreger, Cathy Vernon, Laurie Thomas, Peggy Ford, Cindy Cornish, Cindy McMurtne, |odi Albright, Patti Baker, loan Seebold, Denita Banks. Row 2: Larry Bucek, Marvin Wunderlich, lay Cohen, Bob McCullough, Bill Rice, Stu Gribben, Pete Lisowski, Manny losbena, Dave Mielnicki, Rich Senofonte, Glen Sims. .26 Homecoming Court Homecoming 27 28 Homecommg T 1 we m the mmm AND WE ' RE NOT Homecoming 29 HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS NOVEMBER 30, 1977 The world famous Harlem Globetrotters entertained on Mansfield courts for the second time in two years. The clown princes of basketball dazzled spectators with their amazing agility to the tune of Sweet Georgia Brown. 30 Harlem Globetrotters KENNETH DRAKE DECEMBER 2, 1977 Concert pianist, Kenneth Drake, performed some of works of Ludwig Von Beethoven to a large crowd in Steadman Theatre. The piano used in the performance was almost identical to the one that had been presented to Beethoven in 1817. Kenneth Drake 31 CHRISTMAS PANORAMA DECEMBER 10, 1977 Various campus groups pooled their talents to make this year ' s Christmas Panorama. This annual event is a fine example of how the Christmas Spirit pervades the Mansfield Campus. Christmas Panorama 33 Dianne Leonard bawks it to us! ore vou rei M r° r ft flnyont?) Frj J, .$:., Waiter GxT P!r:7T5 Marsha Kennedy ' s turn on the block. That cluck could only be . . . Mark lacob. Winner: Mark Michanowicz judges: |oe Maresco, Vernon Lapps, Rod Kelchner, Michael Pincu . (BOKMAN Advisor - WNTE) 34 Bawk Olympics Vincent Bugliosi, author of Helter — Skelter ■ ' J VINCENT BUGLIOSI MARCH 20, 1978 Bugliosi, prosecutor of Charles Manson and his fami- ly and the author of Helter — Skelter; The True Story of the Manson Murders, spoke in Straughn Auditorium about his experiences during the Manson trial. The murders were probably the most bizarre in the annals of American crime, he said. Now 43, Manson used sexual perversion, drugs and daily sermons to gain mental control over his approxi- mately 60 followers. His family was completely sub- servient to him, Bugliosi said. More recently Bugliosi became tangentially involved in an investigation of the Robert Kennedy assassination. He said he came up with some remarkable stuff which led him to believe more than one gun may have been used, meaning more than one assassin was involved. Bugliosi said he is convinced of Sirhan Sirhan ' s guilt (convicted of the assassination). Asked if he agreed with the United States Supreme Court Chief lustice ' s assertion that 50 percent of the lawyers in the U.S are inept, Bugliosi said that the per- centage of inept trial lawyers is even higher. y 1 Z - Vincent Bugliosi 35 OMICRON GAMMA PI FASHION SHOW APRIL 9, 1978 36 OriT Fashion Shov KELLY MONTEITH APRIL 11, 1978 Kelly Monteith 37 BONNIE RAITT APRIL 13, 1978 38 Bonnie Rant FROMAGE NOVEAU APRIL 13 - 15,1978 Fromaee Noveau 39 MARCH OF DIMES WALKATHON APRIL 15, 1978 $4000 SUCCESS p $?. -Ui.- ' March of Dimes VValkathon 3hK | SPECIAL OLYMPICS APRIL 18, 1978 Special Olympics 41 ARTHUR HALL ' S AFRO - AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE APRIL 20, 1978 :ii: -I Dick Gregory DICK GREGORY APRIL 21,1978 42 Black Week CROWN HEIGHTS AFFAIR APRIL 22,1978 Black Week 43 WHITE WATER FLOAT TRIP APRIL 21, 1978 About 50 students braved the cloudy, cold weather to venture 20 miles down Pine Creek in the Grand Canyon. Only one daring coed investigated the icy water this year. This 6 hour happening is an annual event open to all students. The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania ' s Pine Creek 44 White Water Float Trip Mj ■-- «  • . I ' ..- ' - H mtamam • '  ! -v White Water Float Trip 45 These two pages are dedicated to the apathetic majority of the student body. tfr t 2 ij? - yr J8H rSi pte totems, SocW as -t ese 3|f 3 .2H z1te .2 2 3T J d e b ' , eU€r3daii nv t Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Darnton Interim President 50 Administration Dr. George E. Miller Vice President for Administrative Affairs Dr. John H. Baynes Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Robert L. Scott Vice President for Student Affairs Adminislration 51 Mrs. Elaine R. DiBiase Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. |. Paul McMillen Director of Development Mrs. Barbara F. Medina Director of Computer Educational Center Mr. lames |. Simonis Director of College Libraries 52 Administral ii in Dr. Michael Pincus Dean of Arts Sciences Dr. David P. Peltier Dean of Graduate Studies Dean of Fine and Applied Arts Dr. Robert E. Swinsick Dean of Teacher Education Dr. William H. Beisel, ]r. Dean of Continuing Education Administration 53 Mrs. Margaret G. Jones Director of College Infirmary Dr. Stephen T. Hulbert Executive Assistant to President Mr. |ohn A. Holley Director of Public Relations Mr. Bruce A. Dart Assistant Director of Public Relations 54 Administration v Mr. Keith T. Cole Director of Campus Police Mr. David H. Russell Director of Special Programs AiV Mr. William P. Wanich Director of Scheduling and Records (Retired Fall 1977) Mr. |ohn ). Monoski, III Registrar (Director of Scheduling and Records) Administration 55 Mrs. Margaret C. McCullers Counselor of Special Programs Mr. William S. Chabala Counselor of Special Programs A U rfi Mrs. Celeste Sexauer Reading Specialist Mr. Rod C. Kelchner Dean of Students 56 Asminislrjtiun • Mr. loseph R. Maresco Director of Residence Life Mrs. Barbara E. Paskvan Associate Director of Residence Life Mr. Thomas J. Costello Director of Career Planning and Placement Mr. Frank |. kollar Assistant Director of Career Planning and Placement Administration 57 ( V Mrs. Esther C. Roberts Director of Financial Aid Dr. Enrico A. Serine Assistant Director of Financial Aid Mr. |. David Stearns Dean of Admissions Mr. Henry A. Shaw Director of Athletics 58 Administration Mr. A. Hugh Schintzius Director of Intramural Recreation Sister Margot Worfolk Campus Ministry Mr. Ted H. Chase Director of Student Activities Dr. W. Michael Johnson Director of Counseling Center Mr. Sterling Salter Counselor Administration 59 Selected as distinguished faculty members were: Dr. Emery R. Breniman, Professor of the Special Education Department, for his highly effective teaching at all levels; Edward Brown, Associate Professor of the Music Department, for his creativity and involvement with his students; Dr. Gale Largey, Associate Professor of the Sociology Anthropology Department, for his exceptional academic service. Distinguished Faculty at Mansfield Dr. Gale Largey Edward Brown Transition 1978 Mr. William P. Wanich retired. From his appointment as Director of Scheduling and Records in 1975, Mr. Wanich has been instrumental in computerizing student ' s records and the scheduling process which has tremendously benefited the entire campus. His years of service are deeply appreciated. Dr. Joseph |. Moore is retiring this year after serving Mansfield State College since 1941. He has served the student body, faculty, and employees faithfully and well, meeting the challenge of a changing society by his continued dedication to the promotion of good health care. He is a graduate of Hollidaysburg High School, Franklin Marshall College and the University of Pennsylvania Medical School. From 1939 to 1973 he had a large General Practice in Mansfield, serving the community and surrounding areas with sincere dedication. He has taken numerous post graduate courses in cardiogrophy, was president of the North Central Pennsylvania Heart Association in 1965, and presently serves the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital, Wellsboro, PA as an Electrocardiographer. Although we will miss Dr. Moore, we wish him a long and happy retirement. The Staff of The Doane Health Center 60 Distinguished Faculty Transition 197 Art Row 1: Sam Thomas, Yasue Sakaoka. Thomas Loomis, Dale Witherow. Row 2: Dr. James Cerere, Lissa Hunter. Stanley Zujkowski, Ernest Frombach, Dr. Stephen Bencetic, Dr. lay kain (Chairman). Biology Row 1: Dr. Charles Weed (Chairman), David Flesch, Cvven Lech (Student Rep.). Row 2: Dr Kenneth Meyer, Dr. Vincent Smichowski, Dr. Ralph Golf, Dr. Lawrence Honeywell. Academics 61 I 62 Academics Business Economics Computer Science Dr. lames Carlson, Clarence Krantz, Theodore Slabey (Chairman), lames Lloyd. (Absent: Peter Hill) Chemistry Row 1: Dr. Arnold George (Chairman), Marilyn Kozacko. Row 2: Dr lohn Crezlak, Dr William Schmid. Dr lack Sidler, Dr. Manly Powell Academics 63 Dr. Robert Revere (Chairman), Edward Ryan. Criminal justice Administration Row 1: Mary Robinson, Catherine Kuster, Dr. Louise Stabler, leanne Kellerman. Row 2: Robert Putt, Dr. Verne letters, Marion Bennett, Dr. Luther Pfluger (Chairman). (Absent: Dr. lohn Heaps, Dr. Leslie Vroman. Dr. Robert lohnson. Dr. Bertram Henry). Elementary Education 64 Academics 07 J ilM V Dr. Biddison, English 5 gJ Doug Campbell, FLASHLIGHT Advisor Academics 65 English Dr. lames Climm, Dr. Larry Biddison, Walter Sanders, Bobbie Mason, Douglas Campbell, Dr. lay Gertzman, Terry Porter, Wilfred Blais, Dr. lohn Saveson (Chairman), Dr Stanley Harrison, Dr. Ronald Scheer, Ira Hindman, Dr. Larry Uffelman, Dr. Larry Dennis. (Absent: Dr. Bernard Koloski, Winifred Neff, Kathleen Hindman, Ellen Blais, Arthur Barlow, Roger Rawlings.) Foreign Language Row 1: Susanne Lipp, Dr. losefine Espino, George Burkett, Dr. Miftar Spahija. Row 2: David lovino, William Bogart (Chairman), Brigitte Callay, Dr. Peter Sullivan. (Absent: Dr. losefina Baro) e en n U Vi 66 Academics Academics 67 Ms. Daisy Herndon l, T6 UKe euet e -to taKe ovfc ( e of paper -for a P - M 68 Academics Geography and Regional Plannin K T William Yacovissi, Dr. David Darby, Donald MacCain Dr. Frederick Piellusch, Dr. Roger Trindell (Chairman). Health and Physical Education Row 1: Roger Maisner, Murray Davidson, Edward Wilson, Bernard Sabol, Robert Irwin Row 2: Edward Winrow, Dr Arthur De Genaro (Chairman), Sharon Zegalia, Ms. Poole, Mary Lou Shaw, Ethel Moser (Absent: Daisy Herndon) Academics 69 1 s 70 Academics History Row 1: Elena Lukasz, Dr. Robert Wooley, Dr. Richard Condon, Dr. Robert Unger. Row 2: William Pfaadt, Solomon Tesman, Dr. Paul O ' Rourke, Dr. C. Robertson Dilg (Chairman) (Absent: Angelo Vespa. Dr. Raymond Paskvan). Home Economics Row 1: lanice Kennedy, Beverly Briggs, Dr. Gertrude Jacoby, Dr. Helen Shimer, Dr. Mary Brace. Row 2: Mary Ann Caydos, Elizabeth Lupkowski, lune Rudy, Stephen Brown, Sandra Linck, Miriam Aberg, Dr. Lilla Halchin, leanette Rose, Helen Martin, Katherine Keller (Chairman), Amelia Tolosky (Absent: Mary Trowbridge). Academics 71 Library Staff Row 1: Martha Donahue, Clarice Evans, Pauline Borodkln, Deanna Nipp. Row 2: Les Achey, Sven Karell, Larry Nesblt, Albert Turner, Fred Batt, Gary Rossi. (Absent: Nina Bergland, Shui-Hsien Pien). Mathematics Row 1: Robert Bndgman, Clark Engel, Stanley Werner. Row 2: Robert Heverly, lacques Mumma, Owen Clark (Chairman), Dr I Richard Walker, Alfred Kjelgaard,. (Absent: William Wetherbee) -flU ' fl 72 Academics _ Academics 73 Music Row 1: Dr. lohn Baynes, Eugene Jones, Ronald Sprunger, Kathryn Dyck Row 2: Richard Talbot, Edward Brown, Dr. lames Keene (Chairman), Kent Hill, Dr lohn Doyle, Dr. William Goode, Dr. Mary Ann loyce, Thomas Ryan. (Absent: lack Wilcox, Angeline Schmid, Wayne Rusk, Dr. Charles Wunderlich, loyce Wunderlich, Richard Kemper, Marjorie Kemper, Dr. Edwin Zdzinski, Donald Stanley, Irwin Borodkin, David Dick, Konrad Owens, Dr. )ohn Little, lohn Monaghan, David Borsheim, Edward Sandor, Thomas Norager, Stephen Mc Even). Philosophy Vince Lisella, Dr. George Sefler (Chairman), Nick Delonas, Dr. Stephen Bickham. (Absent: Ira P. Newman). Marjorie Clay, Philosophy 74 Academics Academics 75 Physics Row 1: Dr |ohn Dowling Jr., Michael Vayansky, Richard Mason, William Ericson. Row 2: Bruce Davis, Phillip Luce, Frank Schwab (Student rep.). (Absent: Dr George Mullen (Chairman)) 76 Academics - Academics 77 Psychology Row 1: Dr. Matthew Halchin, Dr. Peter Keller. Row 2: Dr. Thomas Prutzman, lohn Mitchell, Dr. Richard Feil. (Absent: Dr. Charles Seidel, Edward J. Forbes, Dr. loel Grace (Chairman)) Secondary Education Row 1: Leslie Evans (Chairman), Dr. Charles Bragg, Dr. Nora Mahoney, Dr. Richard Finley. Row 2: Dr. Paul Hafer, Ralph Carvelli, Dr. Richard Heck, Dennis Wydra, Larry Beck, Dr. George Bluhm, Ron Remy. (Absent: Kenneth Musselman). 78 Academics Academics 79 Row 1: Dr. Gale Largey. Row 2: Dr. Daniel Kasambira, Dr. Thomas Matthews (Chairman). (Absent: Avery Sheaffer). Sociology Anthropology Special Education lohn Kovich, Joyce Zinchini, Dr. Thomas Stich, Nancy Brubaker, Dr. Richard Shick (Chairman), lohn Ramos, Dr. Emery Breniam. 80 Academics Speech Communication Theater Bnr ■ ' ■■sss! ' ■SMBrsK Row 1: Arlie Parks, Dianne Leonard (Student Rep.), Barbara Biddison, ArKne Carrity, Charles Flaks, Terri Caretti (Student Rep.). Row 2: Vernon Lapps (Chairman), Eric Poppick, Dr. John Til line hast . Michael Leiboff. Academics 81 Q :§T •• II 4 82 Academics Academics 83 it_iJL ' {l j r Hj£m i 91 ' - y M 84 Academics fer-| j ) m ■Mr ' m ]gm . W F nf 1 «i , V r M 1 1 J ■v B 1 jdar rf K - ' j 1 1M inn p ■ -wife Q-W p r M m __— — — T i ' |r. ' ' ' ■■■ ft- fc Academics 85 Ill 1 86 Academics Future Playboy Photographers? Academics 87 l ( CARDNTAUAN II the men field tdbe college yearbook Larry K. Hixson, Editor-in-Chief ' I Row 1: Carol Fetterman (Business Manager), Lisa McFeaters, Helen Kisinger. Row 2: Dorothy Hines, Cindy McMurtrie, Lorraine Throckmorton, Linda Hotmann Row 3: Robin Felt, Carol Saxton, Diane Meyrick, Wendy Weikert. 90 CARONTAWAN Advisor — |oe Maresco Publishing Representative — Mike Gilroy Business Manager - Carol E. Fetterman Art Graphics — Dana Twigg Photography Editor- Thomas R. Schuster Happenings Editor - Helen L. Kisinger Seniors Editor — Shoshanna M. Hinder General Staff lulianne Baumgartner Beth Black Penny Brink Margaret Bubb Linda Engels Rogin Felt Becky Henry Dorothy Hines Linda Hofmann Peg Hurley Ian Mastrantuono Diane Meyrick Mindy Miller Lisa McFeaters Cindy McMurtrie Terry Price Deb Runkle Carol Saxton Wendy Weikert Pictured: Peg Hurle Dana Twigg. Art Graphics HERFF JONES YEARBOOKS Photographers Doug Berguson Patti Conchewski Bruce Dart, MSC Public Relations Davor Photo Inc. Fran Hendricks Larry Hixson Jeff Laird Walt Mychalus Ron Remy Terry Renko Carol Ruoff Bruce Savage Fina Savelli Miltra Thompson Sue Timmerman Greg Usavage Tony Wilson CARONTAWAN 91 man field lo hJi hi Mansfield State College Mansfield, PA 16933 Were it left to me to dei uie whether ice should have a noiernment without newspapers or newspapers without 11 iroi ' ernment, I should not hesitate to prefer the latter. Thomas Jefferson 2 7 Memorial Hall I ' hursrlriY, I r riuhri S, V Volume 1(1 Issue X umber II Row 1: Cindy Myers, Tracey Davis, Mary Watson, Diane Charneskie. Row 2: |im Craft, lohn Grant, Bob Sokol, Bob Merten, Dan Cusson, Dan Corona. Deb Halderman: How do you spell relief? 92 Flashhghl Hashliqht Editorial Board kdiloi-in-( .luel . . . . . . 1 UK Al ' ls 1mI|I I Spoi is I ilimi I ' hologr:tph I ■ (In. ii I .aVOI II I (llliil ......... .... Advei lisint ' M.iii.iLM i (. IK ill. H inn Manage! Business M.lltagi i Diane ( ill, 11 lieskie 1 )el)(il.lll I 1 Illicit ' ] 111,111 Roberl H. SokoL f 1 1 1 i (.lam Dan ( lusson Janus Craft Jenny Ceput h Daniel I. Corona Staff 1 mi uli (K isdi Douglas Campbell ( .i.iplin Ail l-.d kasainbiia. Bob Sokol Pliotogiaplu i s I ).ni ( 1 1 ssi in. liss Koloski, 1 erry Renko, Wallet Mwli.iliis. Km I laiding Jell Rogers ( in 1 1 ii n m sis Hi iiic I ' rii isuii, Hull Sokol, An dandle, Reldalcc Wagnei ( .in n 1. 1 1 inn Steve Mil lii I pest in i . . . Bail) Halilo The Flashlight is published weekly by die students ol Mansfield Slate College for the enure campus and community. The Flashlight of lire is located in Memorial Hall, kkuii 217. News may be submitted by tailing 662-4015, oi In depositing ii in the envelope outside the offiie dooi 1 he deadline lot each week ' s issue is lhat Monday at noon. All letters to theeditoi nuisi be signed, but names will l e held upon request. Opinions expressed by the columnists, cartoonists, and feature writers do not necessarily re! lei t the views ol i he editor, thcstall.oi the college itself; but are those ol individuals excen ising then right to lair comment and opinion. Macho, macho men? :-: MSI .) ' ' - IWtM MCWHU What do you mean you forgot the beer?? Fundamental Unit of Computerized Kerning and Editorial Reproduction Flashlight 93 Tina L. Walker, General Manager l| Row 1: Dave Hartman, Cayle Manning, Faye Brian (Office Manager), Karen Slrock, Kat Tilley, Deb Eastman, Rick Bylina (Business Manager). Row 2: Ed Walsh, Patly Stroble, loan Weissenburger, Ron Remy, Barb Begg, Cindy Frederick (P.R. Manager), lanice Delozier, Bob Fitzpatrick, Nedra Van Natta, Deb Westin, Dave Weeks (Music Director), Scott Masteller, Dr. A, Vernon Lapps (Advisor). Row 3: Mike Erat, Jim Doyle, Mark Jacob, Stuart |, Weiss (Program Manager), lohn Andruhs (News Director), loel Crayton (Engineering Manager), Dave Dzikowski (Internal Affairs) 94 WNTE (FM) MusicRadio 89 You win some, you lose some. WNTE (FM) MusicRadio 89 95 COLLEGE UNION BOARD 215 Memorlol Holt Mamfield Slate College Mamfield Pennsylvania 1 933 College Union Board at Mansfield is the campus — wide student activities programming organization. CUB is a group of students con- cerned about the type of entertainment avail- able to the college community. Students who are willing to devote time and talent to pro- vide the very best in campus social programs. CUB is the co-ordinator for dances, concerts, movies, plays, speakers and coffee houses. Al- most all social and cultural activities available to the Mansfield student are organized, pro- moted and staged through the hard work and patience of Board members. Satisfying the tastes of a diversified college campus is impossible, but Mansfield would be better served if more students participated in CUB. Better entertainment through a student ' s own efforts . . . you can make it happen. Bruce L. Peterson, President Row 1: Bruce Peterson (President), Mary Ellen Ross, Angela Papa (Treasurer), Monica Stoudt, lanice Fagan, Nancy Newman, Martha Puschak. Row 2: Denise Cromartie, Terry Phoenix, Sandra Curtis, Nancy Warwick, Cindy Cotton, Kathy Tobin, Rosalie Vaneck, Marty Hankee, Karen Lucci, Row 3: Dave Wennergren, George Guy, Drew Cloud (Vice President), Will Kennedy, Mike Schilling, Ken Hollingsworth, Lynn Butler, Mark Malinowski, Dawn Silverberg, Donna Kelso, lamison Pepper (Secretary) % CUB presents GODSPELL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 STRAUGHN AUD. • 8 P.M. Mansfield State College Mansfield, Penna. $2.00 Students w ID $3.00 $4.00 without ID CUB presents — IN CONCERT — ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION Also Appearing: STANKEY BROWN GROUP OCTOBER 21  8 P.M. STRAUGHN AUDITORIUM MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE MANSFIELD, PENNA. CUB 97 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Row 1: Stuart Weiss. Tina Walker, Pete Corson, Jeff Barclay, Mary Ann Holleran, Derrick Billups, lenniter Cepuch Row 2: Kim Soper, Karen Weaver, Martha Puschak (Vice President), Art Crandle (President), Ed Nixon, Steve Badger (Vice President), Mary Sue Galley, Diane Charneskie. Row 3: Gloria White, Karen Rowe, Peggi Ballard, Laura Linck, Sue Quigley, Barb McCormick, Lisa Messing, Jim Ritter. Row 4: Robert Smaracko, Inge VanAtta, Brigette Callay, Gary Rossi, Steve Brown, Bill Crobus STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICE ■ 98 lnterests FINANCE COMMITTEE Rovvi: Lisa Messing, Mike Schilling, Sand) Franklin, Martha Puschak, Amy Kelt hnei Row 2: lohn Heim, (Chairman), Mark Walker, Bruce Petcran, Am randle COMMONWEALTH ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS Row is rony Wilson, An Crandle, Mike Schilling, |im Graf,. Interests 4 ) FOOD SERVICE COMMITTEE Cliff Birdsall, Chris Neilson, Denny Drezek, Karen Strock, Sue Roberts, Mary Klopp, Marcy Matusik, Gaile Kissner, JoAnn Nesgoda, Daryl Gehman, Stuart Weiss, Kim Soper. ; 100 lnterests BLACK AWARENESS ASSOCIATION Row 1: Needra Adams, Denise Pullian, Ron Graves, Denise Cromartie, John Elmore, Derrick West, Allen Springett. Row 2: Denita Banks, Denise Carter, Sharon Hill, Debra Meachem, Terri Phoenix, Sandy Curtis, Cindy Cotton, Alecia McGrady. Denise Pullian, Vanessa Crenshaw, |ohn Elmore, Denise Carter, Sharon Hill Denita Banks (Vice President), Nancy Warrick (Secretary), Denise Cromartie (President), Derrick West (Parliamentarian) Interests 101 HEMLOCK DORM COUNCIL Row 1: Nadine Pellis, Dorothy Pohlod (Treasurer), Jennifer Cepuch (Secretary), Vanessa Crenshaw (Vice President), Sheryl Druce (President), Linda Natiello Row 2: Steve Kenyon, Ester Kilburn, lanet |ones, Daryl Cehman, |ohn Stiehm. PINECREST DORM COUNCIL Row 1: Diane Schoonover, Robin Sutton, Peggy Ballard, Carol Ohms, Denny Levengood Row 2: Paul Scovell (President), Kim Fye, |ohn Zaner, Steve Olsen. Row 3: Chris McCormick, |ohn Agonstini, Maureen Murph (Secretary). Chris Neilson, Doug Lehnen, Mark Williams, Frank lohns (Treasurer), Gloria White (Vice President) 102 lnterests ALL RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL Row 1: Ruthann Simpson, Rhonda Cosmore, lanet lones, Mallory Flagg. Row 2: Donna Kocher, Diane Hugo, Donna Sorg, Angie Hargrove, Paula Lombard, Maureen MacNamara, Mark Williams, Kerry Wetzel Row 3: Dan Corona, Melva Kneller, Bev Sindlinger, Theresa Buchinski, lohn Stiehm, Deb Weston, Daryl Gehman, Frank lohns. LAUREL DORM COUNCIL Row 1: Sue Zetler, Angela Papa, Linda Zastavny, Rhonda Cosmore (Treasurer), Ruthann Simpson. Row 2: Diahann Claghorn, lulianne Baumgartner, Pnscilla Smith, Inge VanAtta, Pollyanne Lupoid, Denise McPhee. Row 3: Sue Dutton, lanice Fagan, Christine Romeo, Melva Kneller, Angelia Hargrove, Wendy Miller. Row 4: Deb Westin (Secretary), Kathy Adams, Bev Sin dlinger (Vice President), lill Townsend (President). (R.A. Advisors) Mary Ann Saczewski, Barb Owens. (Absent:) Ian Mastrantuono, Cina Lewis, Cwen Lech, Tina Walker, Amy Dupree, lackie Ehring, Kathy Schram Interests 103 QUE-ESSENCE CLUB Row 1: Janet Jones, Kim El, Valerie Williams, Sharon Hill, Paula Wallace. Row 2: Phyllis Sweeting, Karen Cotton, Tamu Smith, Needra Adams. LAMPADOS CLUB Derrick Billups, Jeff Scott, lohn Fulp, Steve Gilliam. fl¥ 9 % 3 104 lnterests OMEGA PSI PH Duane Dodwell, Marion Styles, lames Jackson, lames Bucannon. Row 1: Karen Cotton, Kim El, Valerie Williams, Tamu Smith. Row 2: lanet lones, Duane Dodwell, Paula Wallace, Marion Styles, Phyllis Sweeting, lames lackson, Sharon Hill, lames Bucannon, Needra Adams Row 3: |eff Scott, Steve Gilliam, |ohn Fulp, Derrick Bi Hups. Interests 105 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Elyse Bloss Sue Nasser ludy Kromko Kirsten Larkin Carol Russell 106 Interests ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY George Baro, Becky Henry, lay Kraynack (President), Verne Fish, Rick lackson, Connie Snow, Rosemary Goodrich, Phil Brennan. CHEMISTRY CLUB Row 1: Deb Runkle, Kevin Packard, Ruth Mortimer, loe Barbaro. Row 2: William Hewitt (President), Dave Werner, Cheryl Olshefski, Elizabeth Martin (Secretary), Donna Widdoss, lack Sidler, Maureen Murphy, Bernie Olmstead (Treasurer), Dave Morningstar, Bob Vaughn Interests 107 EQUESTRIAN CLUE Row 1: Mary Klopp (Secretary), Nick Graham (President), Dr. Nora Mahoney (Advisor), Adrena lohnson (Treasurer) Row 2: Elaine Howe, Marcy Matusik, |udy Wiedler, Linda Conrad. Not Pictured: Barbara Kuhnau, Cindy Zebrowski, Mary Manbeck, Darlene Rasmussen, Neil Robinson, Pat Faust. - - :. ' - . . - 108 Interests NTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Row 1: Loretta Sterner, Marcie Hall, Robin Metcalf, Sue Sipling, Cayle Manning. Row 2: Kathy Cleckner, Barb Trostal, Bethany VanCeder, Frank Brown, Shirley French Row 3: Tim Hall, Tom Hager, Mark lohnson, Mike Klusantz. 4-H CLUB Row 1: Kerry Pearson, Alice Masteller, Wendy Miller, Beverly Sindhnger, Diane Fox (Advisor), Mary Riddle, Cayle Kissner, Vicky Kittner. Row 2: Linda Leiby, Rebecca Zimmerman, Vicki Bloom, Kim Hawk, Marianne Morrison, Bonnie Benn, Diane Good. Row 3: Cathy Flyte. Interests 109 FRENCH CLUB FOREIGN STUDENTS Penny Brink, Brigitte Callay, kristi Owlett, Karen Hollenback (Secretary Treasurer), Sue Antonel (President), lill Lloyd, Gary Rossi. Not Pictured: Agath lames (Vice President). Row 1: Ruth Chitewere, Agatha lames, Irene Bongjoh, Ahmed Emad-Aldin. Row 2: David Tan, Michael Chitewere, Lawrence Osei-Tutu, Naheda Noueihed, Ferdinand Onuh, Marie Bongjoh. I IO lnleresls MATH CLUB Row 1: Barb Copp, Coleen McGrail, Carol Fetterman- Row 2: Sue Phenney, Agatha lames, Bev Ferguson. Row 3: Guy Calkins, Devon Mason, Phil Brennan, lack Mumma. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Mary Clevenstine. Row 2: Ed Nixon, Tim Hall, Steve Badger, Bill Eichorn, |ohn Bennett, Doug Berguson. Interests 111 TRI-C (NATIONAL LEADERSHIP HONORARY) Row 1: ]ohn Heim, Cathy Flyte (President), Phil Brennan, Kristi Owlett, Pat Cook (Treasurer) Row 2: Bruce Benson, Amy Kelchner (Secretary), Donald C. Damton. Not Pictured: left Cartwnght, Bob Smarko, Larry McClure, Dianne Leonand, Sherry DeCenno. Duane Dodwell, Ted Chase, Michelle Drenchko (Vice President.). TRAKS Leigh Pont (President), Randy Ide, Bruce Benson, Dave Kelly, Gerry Kostelac. 112 lnterests MOUNTIE BAND ?. • te , -.. ' • •■ Interests 113 Row 1: Mr. Richard Talbot (Advisor), leff Cartwright, Mame Broody, Miltra Thompson, lackie Ehring, Luann Simcoe, Sandy Brown, Sue Cole, Roseann Klingensmith, Cindy Strieby, Barb Carlot, Lynn Tenke, Laurie Pont, Karen Kajowski, Lori Calat, Margaret Whalen, Unknown, Unknown, Gayle Manning, Karen Sweigert, Karen Rhodes, Stephanie Wright, Andrea Manno, Jerri Bodie, leanette Wharen. Row 2: Lee VanArtsdalen, Terri Cladfelter, Kathy Harbach, Deb Rogers, Sue Mattern, Monika Lesondak, Sandy Feldman, Kristen Larken, Karen Wisser, Diane Norager, Barb Ritter, Unknown, Steve Skiscim, Linda Squires, lean Dougherty, Dave Lue ttgen, Deb Andreas, Rich Schwartz. Row 3: Larry Spong, Robin Hauenstein, Bill Ritz, lohn Miller, Dean Zirkle, Georgia Marinos, Mary Mott, lohn Stone, Dave Kelly, Eric Ciesinger, |im Sheeley, |oe Sabol, Doreen Hughes, Kathy Root, Fina Savelli. Row 4: Rhonda Reppert, Wendy Linkus, Ellen Keller, Mike Demonte, Kurt Henry, Ken Myers, |im Ritter, Salina Robison, Sue Burch, Connie Snow, Gary Warden, Frank Stroble, Mike McHale, Eric Henry, Leigh Pont. Row 5: Becky Guliford, Deb Eastman, Lisa Morris, Dianne Leonard, Lynn Eck, Nancy Meckley, Carol Sterner, Stephenie Gergle, Deb Halderman, Anne Black, Sue Schobert. ooooooooooooooooo ccccccccccccccccc rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn UDUOUDUDUDUDUDUDUDUDUDUDUDUOUDUDUD DDOOOOOODOODOOOOO Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left ll4 lnterests Row 1: loyce Kauffman, Lee Schmitz, Barry Schreiter, Shelley Schnars, Janet Ginrich, Sharon lones, Paula Johnson, Pam Dibble, Karen Gerula, Charlene VanThyne, Lisa Fisher, Sharon Voeste, Doris Wittemore, Kathi Walker, Lisa Morrison, Mar, ' lane Hartman, Elaine Sick, Dorothy Hines, Bill Kates, Dave Cross (Sr. Drum Major). Row 2: Andy Back, Carol Mitros, Sam Bailey, Tom Merrill, Karen Schimpf, Peggy Tolbert, Paul Hopson, Kate Day, Becky Utegg, Sherry Ent, John Felt, Aaron Fry, Carol Saxton, Brent Young, Ann McHale, Joe Buchinski, Brian Joiner. Row 3: Letha Payne, Shelly Warren, Doug Berguson, Carl Stahle, Tom Matfield, Tom Bogush, Randy Ide, Curry Moyer, George Bunnell, Bill Corbin, Russ Hart, Bill Tubbs, Kirk Duncan, Sue Henry, Dave Hartman. Tom Henry, Glen Brumbach (Jr. Drum Major). Row 4: Chuck Hawthorne, Kevin Fry, Kathy Wilson, Janet Stroble, Pat Pazzaglia, Cindy Teeple, Diana Cable, John Glossenger, Craig Wert, Ray Allen, Gary Naylor, Yvonne Allen, Mark Delmotte, Bruce Glosenger. Row 5: Alecia McGrady, Jan Yarrison, Linda Ghione, Sue Timmerman, Connie Schlott, Kim Hawk, Carol Henny, Darlene Wistner, Dawn Ludwig, Robin Funk, Alice Chaplynsky, loan Weisenberger, loanne Carlin, Pam Palka, Celeste Leberto, Tina Dunwoody, Bob Barret (Field Captain), Nancy Meckley, Alicia Ingalls. 2222 2 22 222 2 22 22 22 0000000000000 0000 ccccccccccccccccc m m rn rn m m m m m m m m m rn m m m UDUDUDUDUJUDUJU3UDUDUDUDUDUDUDUDUD DDDOODODDDDDDOODO Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Interests 11 5 SfcPS C I lii Interests Mountie Band goes to England 117 llii Mountie Band goes to England HsftoS 1 1 ■W ■ !■■ - «mh 4+4 i4£J 4 0$mmp j flLsf S _— isV a - ' . Wk : ! ' I b | H 4i H H IHHflHI FRESHMAN CHORUS Dr. W. Kent Hill - Conductor Interests 119 FESTIVAL CHORUS Kathryn M. Dyck — Conductress 120 lnterests TUBISTS UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD ASSOCIATION Donald A, Stanley, Eric Henry, Charles Hawthorne, Kevin Fry, Patrick Brenner, Bruce Benson, Leigh Pont, Alan Curgal, Marsha Kennedy, Terri Limes, Evan Geusic, William Ritz, Stephen P. McEuen. M.S.C. BRASS QUINTET Row 1: Steven McEuen, Donald Stanley. Row 2: David Borshiem, William Arntz, Edward Sandor. Interests 121 CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: Lynne Winters, Leesa Puterbaugh, |o Horner, Reldalee Wagner, Annamaria Santalucia, Diane Norager, Darlene Wistner, Deborah Warren, Barbara Korb, Sheri Knight, Sue Henry, David Dick (Conductor). Row 2: Lisa Seymour, Mary Ballenstedt, Lois Stipp, Sara Hoyt, Nancy Frost, Frances Neal, Tracy Kline, Christine Waschezyn, Pat White, Lana Walmer, Chris Morris, Donna Zonghetti, Mary Nugent, Terri Alborn. Row 3: Bill Weber, lohn Felt, |erry Bachman, Perry Wargo, Greg Slowik, )ohn Van Etten, |im French, Doug Yale. Row 4: Bruce Wilson, Brian Story, left Cabel, Dave Luz, Mark lohnson, Victor Fields, Carl Ruck, Gary Warden, Jeff Weaver, Bob Hesch. I22 Interests THE CONCERT WIND ENSEMBLE FLUTE AND PICCOLO: Susan Albig, Nancy Frost, Terri Alborn. Sandra Crimes OBOE AND ENGLISH HORN: Arthur Canchner. loAnn Hydo. SOPRANO CLARINET: Kerry Herb, Anne O livieri, Sandra Franklin, Mary Magagna, Roseann Klingensmith, Chris Waschezyn, Laura Lovich, Anne Black, Jeffrey Dent, Susan Cole. BASS CLARINET: Debbie Capperella, lanet Stroble BASSOON: Debra Heiney, Lynn Tenke. SAXOPHONE: Greg MacGill, Karen Gerula, Allen Halstead, Gerard Kostelac CORNET: Steven Williams, lay Cohen, Jerry Bachman, William Arnts. TRUMPET: Dennis Hardock, Leon Curry. HORN: Franklin Stroble, Cynthia Dimon, Holly Kulp. Diana Cable. TROMBONE: Craig Detweiler, lohn Stone, Mark Hartman BASS TROMBONE: Douglas Bolasky. EUPHONIUM: Tern Limes, Evan Geusic. STRING BASS: kathy Gleockner. TUBA: Bruce Benson, Leigh Pont. PERCUSSION: Dan Fabricius, Craig Wert, Kathy DiNardo, Louis Piazza, Bruce Glosenger. WIND AND PERCUSSION FACULTY: John Monaghan, Konrad Owens, Richard Kemper, Thomas Ryan, Edward Sandor, David Borsheim, Stephen McEuen, Donald Stanley, Richard Talbot. Interests 123 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Row 1: Sue Birch, Sue Henry, Terry Lewis, Lynn Tehke, Fina Savelli, Lou Piazza, Leitha Paine, Mary Magagna, Paula Johnson, Brent Young, Lee VanArtsdalen, |une Dunn (Secretary). Row 2: Rose Thomas, Sue Cole, Nancy Frost, Ann Oliveri, Diane Norager. Row 3: leanette Wharen, Glen Brumbach, Curry Moyer, lay Cohen, Bruce Benson (President), lohn Stone (Treasurer), left Rogers, Dennis Hardak, Chris Waschezyn (Vice President), loyce Wunderlich (Advisor) CLARINET QUARTET left of piano - Debbie Capperella, on top of piano - Anne Black, sitting on floor - Anne Olivieri, right of piano - Mary Magagna I24 Interest ' = CONCERT JAZZ BAND Row 1: Dave Luettgen, Deb Andreas, Greg MacCill, Allen Halstead, Kathi Walker. Row 2: Jeff Raught, lune Dunn, Lisa Fisher, loan Crouch, Mark Delmotte, Mike Demonte, Flna Savelli, Shelley Warren. Row 3: Steve Beaver, Aaron Frye, Carl Stahle, loe Buchlnski, Rod Patt, Barry Schreiter. Leigh Pont, Dave Kelly, Carolyn Czirok, Mar Mott, Dean Zirkle, loe Sabol, Mike McHale, Mr. Tom Ryan. Interests 125 FALL ORAL INTERPRETATION SOCIETY Row 1: Arlyne Carrity. Kyle Uhler, Cindy Wagner, Cwenn Trout (Secretary), Suzanne Pierson Row 2: Dennis Garner (Vice President), lean Nachtwey, Mary Anne Charvat (Treasurer), Bob Crogan, Laurie Waugh (President), Trish Hanken, Phyllis Esh. Row 3: Bob Sokol, Lorrie Henry, Todd Robinson, Michael Homisak, Bob Forsythe, Dianne Leonard, Deb Scott. 126 lnterests ORAL INTERP SPRING ■ Row 1: Gwenn Trout (Secretary), Denny Garner (Vice President), lean Nachtwey (President), Bob Sokol. Row 2: Suzanne Pierson, Lisa Troiani, Bob Forsythe, Trish Hankm, Cindy Wagner, x 1 COLLEGE PLAYERS Row 1: Wendy Weeker, Lisa Troiani, Sue Mattern, Lorrie Henry. Row 2: Kyle Uhler, Dianne Leonard, Dennis Garner (Vice President), Cindy Wagner (President), Cynthia Smith (Secretary), Bob Sokol, Terri Caretti, ludy Nelson, Paul Messinger, lr., Deb Scott. Row 3: Bob Forsythe, Row 4: Michael Homisak, Trish FHanken, Larry Bucek, Dave Heisey, Rosalie Vaneck, Pat Hollett. Todd Robinson, Pam Whipple, Sue Rockwell, Francine Bianco. Interests 127 ORDER OF DIANA Row 1: Kathy Wisnewski, Diane McCoach, Shirley Franklin. Row 2: Cindy Terry, Linda Squires, Robbin Dewitt, Cindy Lackman, Ann Aresco, Patty Butler, Linda Awarski, Lisa Morris GAMMA THETA NU Denny Garner, Laurie Waugh, Cindy Wagner, |eff Cartwright, Dr. Arlie Parks. 128 lnterests DELTA DELTA BETA Row 1: Lori Asam, Diahann Claghorn, Carolyn Arnesen. Row 2: Helen Kisinger, Linda Hofmann, Connie Schlott, loan O ' Brien. MOO PI ALPHA Row 1: Diane Norager, Mr. Bunny, Penny Shappell, )oyce Ward, loan Burkholder Row 2: Celeste Leberto, Donna Terhune, Tina Walker, Anna Marie Egick, Patty Fox, Vickie Fratarcangelo, )ill Bauer. Interests 129 SIGMA ZETA Row 1: Coleen McCrail, Irene Bongjoh, Shoshanna Hinder, Ruth Mortimer, Sally Benjamin, Donna Widdoss Row 2: lack Sidler, Dave Warner, Karen Patterson, Nancy Kreger, Becky Henry, Liz Martin, Sue Caporelli Row 3: Barb Copp, Linda Moore, Peg Ford, Bernie Olmstead, Brian Potter, Frank Hendricks. Row 4: Dr. lohn Grezlak, Carol Fetterman, |im Soha, Peg Hurley, Devon Masow, Lynda Labuzeta. Ruth Mortimer (President), Susan Caporelli (Vice President). (Corresponding Secretary), Nancy Kreger (Recording Secretary) Sally Benjamin 130 lnterests KAPPA OMICRON PH U ARE AN IM PART OF EVAL CHOOSE WISE Row 1: Kerry Pearson (President), Lisa Drummer, Roberto Amy, Deb Bolecz, Nancy Stroup, Lois Tancke, Patty Coyle (Recording Secretary) lane Eisenberger, Christine laneski Row 2: Marianne Davis. Patti Cassell, Patty Orner, Barb Herr, Diane Kirchner, Donna Eckert, Cathy FKte (Corresponding Secretary) Cindy Hoffman, Barb Begg, Pat Cook (Treasurer), Cayle Kissner, Kim Shoper, Stacy German (1st Vice President), Linda Dessalet (2nd Vice President) Miss Keller, Miss Briggs, Mrs. Kennedy. LAMBDA SIGMA Row 1: Karen Strock, Brenda Davis, Mary Skovira, Kim Hawk. Linda Krishart, Kathleen Farina Row 2: Nancy Meckley, Mary McMahon, Kim Krady. Cindy McMurtrie, Caroline Campbell, Linda Pekarski, Penny Shappell. Row 3: Heidi Waltman, |oy Scholl, Chris Flannery, Mil Breneman, Donna Behney, Donna Tierson, Beth Zigenfuse, Marie Bergh, Ann luckett, Barb Mitter. Interests 131 KAPPA PH Row 1: Diane Levering (President), Karen Rowe (Vice President), Lori Wenhold, Lois Tancke (Secretary), Doris Whittemore (Social Chairman) Row 2: Shirley Eargle, Diane Meyrick, Sue Mackwen, Nanette Graziano, Brenda Davis, Carol Henny, Shoshanna Hinder, Pam Bailey, Row 3: Mrs, Tolosky, Sue Lyons, Dorothy Hines, Sue Caporelli, leanine Swords, Lisa Drummer, Ruth Mortimor, Karen Schimpf, Mrs. Swinsick. Row 4: Mrs. Wooley, Mrs. Kuhl, lean Strangarity, Vicki Kittner, Linda Robinson, Carol Saxton, Ann Zimmerman, |anet Kreider, Lorraine Throckmorton, Mrs Graver. Row 3: Melva Kneller, Cheryl Nichols, Deb Morgan, Barb Seasholtz, Lisa Morns, Karen Snyder Missing from Photo: Cheryl Castellan, losie Cherundolo, Esther Clyburn, Linda Krishart (Treasurer), Lorraine Roman, Chris Romeo, Lisa Seymour, Rosalie Schanbacher. PH SIGMA PI Row 1: Kim Krady, lean Hawker, Carol Russell, Deb Eastman. Row 2: Larry Spong (President). Kay Kleinschnitz, left Kerr, Terri Alborn, Ann Mikos, Cindy Casner, Craig Cooley, MaryEllen Ross, Chris Lisowski, Vicki Pike, Kathy Balent. Row 3: Mac Higgins, Ray Carlson, Mia Anderson, Paul Scovell (Vice President). Fran Hendricks, Bill Yoder, Kelly Knarr, Denny Levengood, Cindy McMurtrie, leanette Wharen, Doug Berguson. H2 lnterests OMICRON GAMMA PH Row 1: Connie Schlott (President), Sue Antonelli (Historian), Linda Campbell (Vice President), lean Stranganh (Secretary), Chris Romeo. Row 2: Donna Sorg, Marie Rodriguez, lean Auwerda. Row 3: Mrs, Trowbridge (Advisor), Deb Bolecz, Vicki Hill, Cind Herbert, Vicki Bloom Row 4: Mrs. Tolosky (Advisor), Debbie Westin, Becky Zimmerman, Diane Meyrick. Row 5: Debbie Eastman, lanet Kreider, Mindy Miller. Row 6: Sara Summers, Ian Mastrantuono, Penny Brink Interests 133 KAPPA KAPPA PSI Row 1: Randy Ide (Recording Secretary), Terry Lewis (Corresponding Secre- tary), Dave Kelly (Treasurer), Tom Henry, Jeff Cartwright (Vice President), lohn Stone. Row 2: Dean Zirkle, Craig Wert, Leigh Pont, Bruce Benson (President), Glen Brumbach (District Secretary), Bill Arntz. fftBWWHBMMI WMWit p y Wp 4-5 .rtr Wi . ■ . MBIT mm Ij i i I S A I 54 lnterests TAU BETA SIGMA Row 1: Deb Bolecz, Mary Mott (Corresponding Secretary). Nancy Kreger, Cindy Strieby (2nd Vice President), Sandv Grimes (1st Vice President). Carol Mitros (Recording Secretary), kathy Cloeckner. Row 2: Sharon Brown, Nancy Frost, Monica Lesondak, Cind Frederick, Georgia Marinos, Lee Schmitz (President). Holly kulp, Tina Dunwoody, kathi Walker, Row 3: Darlene Wistner, Chris Bodek, Miltra Thompson, Steph Gergle, Lynn Tenke, Barb Cariot (Treasurer), loan Weissenburger, |anet Stroble, Ann McHale Row 4: |oann Hvdo, Sue Timmerman, Sue Schobert, Gayle Manning, leanette Wharen. Deb Andreas, Fina Savelli, Barb Ritter. U P I B , SHIES Interests 135 PHI MU ALPHA Row 1: lerry Edgreen (Treasurer), Brent Young (Secretary), Bob Barrett, Andy Back. Row 2: John Stone (Vice President), Kevin Fry, Matthew Weber. Row 3: Brian Story (President), lohn Felt, lohn Van Etten. Row 4: Carl Ruck, Al Halstead, left Dent. Row 5: Dan Fabricius, Steve Shumway, Ken Myers. Row 6: Mark lohnson, Craig Wheaton, Victor Fields. • ;■ 136 lnterests SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Row 1: Donna Zonghetti, Doreen Hughes, Leesa Puterbaugh, Rose Thomas. Terri Alborn. Row 2: Debra Rogers, Mary Mott, Lana Walmer, Lee Schmitz, Paula lohnson (President), LuAnn Montigney, Barbara korb (Vice President) Row 3: Chris Waschezyn (Conductress), lune Dunn Interests 137 W ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Row 1: Carol Fetterman, Susan Zetler, Marian Schwenk, lulie Baumgartner, loan Weissenburger, Monica Gunnells, Lore Uhler. Row 2: Cindy Cook, Wendy Weeker, Virginia Hudec, Mary Riddle, (Corresponding Secretary), Tammy Ross, Kathy Boland, Carole Wirth, Nanette Craziano (Treasurer), Kim Thomas, Cathy Vernon, Camille Delmont, Dory Price, Row 3: Diane Mucha, Rhonda Reppert (President), Darleen Rasmussen (Editor), Cindy Hoffman, Melody DeFrain (Parliamentary Chaplain). Row 4: Barb Viscome, Patti Cassel, Cheryl Sterner, Penny Smith, Donna Eckert, Nancy Browneller (Recording Secretary), Barb Herr ■ i i i .. ' ■ ■ . l ' t i i ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 , i i t i t Vn ' it.tl Y i t t, i t Yu ' t Vn s { II ■- - ■ ' - - - I - H a U5oL ' ■ 140 A2 A ASA 141 142 ASA ASA 143 ALPHA SIGMA TAU Row 1: Cathy Rynard (Secretary), Cindy Berk, Mary Manbeck, Linda Hayes, Barb Cooper (reclining) (President), Linda Lapinski, )osie Cherundolo, Sue )ones (Treasurer), Mary Lou Blesh. Row 2: Barb Kuhnau, Cindy Collins, Mary Fickinger, Melody Deemer, Angie Lally, Theresa Zlockie, ludy Kromko, Cindy Edwards, Susie Fisher. Row 3: Suzanne Getman, Deb Hayn, Terri Price, Amy DuPree (Vice President) Row 4: Karen Schimpf, Kandy Rohde, Kirstin Larkin, Jamison Pepper, Marianne Hodrick. Not Pictured: Barb King. % 1 44 AST « f ■ v. AST n 45 ' I • I I ■ 146 AST A2T 147 DELTA ZETA Row 1: Barb Duncan, Sharon Mokrzynski, Terry Myers, Linda Dessalet, Carol Rohrbach, Nancy Graff, Kim Cragg, Mary Lou Melan, Erla Heigele, Lou Ann Philson, Linda Zastavny, Deb Hill, Amy Kelchner. Row 2: Beth Black, Vicki MacCregor, Sue Persson, Sue Carrera, Isy Doran, Linda Engels, Mary Watson, Karen Wisser, Cathy Holmgren, Kim Soper Row 3: Mindy Miller, lackie Ehring, Alice Chaplynsky, Cynthia Riggs, Sue Heckler, Linda Sabin, Laurie Thomas, Anna Marie Egick Row 4: Diane Kirchner, Donna Behney, Deb Wismer, Cindy Kardisco, Kathy Rymshaw, Nanette Litwin, Donna Roccograndi. Missing: Kathy Scheeberg, Tara Lacey, Marie DeWitt, Tina Wassum, Bonnie Messinger, Michelle Fuller. I48 AZ teltor zeta welcomes i ou LS i u b Ewaan a TRASH Z 5£ Memos SE? u y- 3 7 w m • -t, i AZ ' 149 i g 150 AZ _3kW 4 AZ 1 51 ZETA TAU ALPHA Row 1: loanne Walsh, Amy Moranz, Shirley Ripley, Donna Bachman. Row 2: Trisha Harshbarger, Terry Hallman, Charlotte Christou, Sondra Eva, Lee Anne Muller, Debbie Dubesky (President), Barb Freer, Rose Andris, loanne Machuga, Maureen Mikoski, Heather Mackey, Lisa Chipak. Row 3: loanne Rice, Marilynn Snyder, Lindy Mead, Kathy Gee, Darlene DeSarro, Joyce Taylor, Beth Sekella, Lynn Eck, Eileen Gaston. Row 4: Amy Rocco, Patti Kirkendall, Daphne Klee, Natalie Short, Teresa Schanne, Marirose Murphy, Laurie Waugh, Debbie Brown, Pam Cordell, Doreen Loucks, Laurie Loomis, Cathy Curry, Terri Renko, Sue Mitchell, Kelley Coleman. J I52 ZTA ZTA 153 k V 154 ZTA ZTA 155 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Row 1: |ohn Barder, Don Larson, Larry McClure, Sonny Bittner, Bob Smaracko, Lou Mione, David Carter (Treasurer), |ohn Estep. Row 2: John Sinclair, Don Swanson, Mike lacopetti, Frank Hendricks, Tom Bruno (Vice President), Lindsay Carl, Dave Stearns, Danny Corona, Bill Chabala, Doug Alter, Jim Potter, Bob McCullough, Paul Argenio, Ed Osburn, Ed Mathews, Dave Ritter. Row 3: left Starnowsky, Mike Cias, Barry Ross, John Mucha, George Schreppel, Dave Ciraulo Row 4: Mike Contaldi, Mark Walker, Tom Welteroth, Willie Weber (Secretary), lack Shalongo, Dave Bailey (President) 156 AXA Left: Tom Bruno — Brother of the Year Right: John Sinclair — Athlete of the Year AX A 1 57 ' m ■9t . - ■  !«■■ =3 158 AXA AXA 159 SIGMA TAU GAMMA Row 1: lack Tokar (Pledge Master), Mike Cower, Dean Osborn (Vice President Education), lohn Straub, Paul Devine, Bruce Veseth (Vice President Management), Bob Rist (President), Bill Boyle (Corresponding Secretary). Row 2: Tom Dombroski, Andy Davitt, lohn Hickey, Ernie Maxson, Bruce Williams, Ken Taddonio, Wayne Williams (Vice President Membership). Row 3: Byron Fuller, |im Pica, Gary Swank. Row 4: Bob Mesko, Ben ji Weinburg, Chuck Kern, Brett Bertoli, Kevin McDonnell, |ohn Cesiotto, lohn Godlewski, Ron Feleccia, lohn Castagnaro. jlZ ' im x «f 1 m By k ts3 v ■ rJH W F Jj MM 160 rrr a i 1 .w 5 STI7161 162 ETT nT 163 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Row 1: Jeff Roth. Row 2: Tom Drauchak (President), Barry Schreiter. Row 3: Steve Duffy, Randy Condomitti, Ahmed Emad-Aldin, Jim Doyle, Bill Brong, Kevin White, Kip Carlson, Mark Pall, Neal Lippy, Ugo Barbano. Roof: Bill Eichorn, Tom Lukasewicz, Bob Rambo, Randy Nance, Andy Richards. 164 TKE TKE 165 166 TKE TKE 167 PHI SIGMA KAPPA Row 1: Tom Wilson, Al Finella, |im O ' Rourke. Mike Borro, lohn Amato, Rob Osborn Row 2: Bob Sut|ak (Treasurer), lohn Scherer, Neil Cashman (President), Bruce Barbini, Bill Braun (Vice President), Merrick Thayer, Row 3: |oe Parise, Gary Slowik, Ned Host, Bill Walsh, lerry Davis, David McKeon, lerry Calabrese. IbS O K Bill Braun presents Scholarship Award to Al Finella (right). Neil Cashman (left) - Brother of the Year ill Walsh with Mike Brutzman (Alumni) KK 169 170 K t ZK 17l PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Row 1: Cindy Hoffman (ASA), Darlene DeSarro (ZTA), Cathy Rynard (AST), Linda Dessalet (AZ), Ka ndy Rhode (AST), Row 2: Erla Heigele (AZ), Virginia Hudec (ASA), Natalie Short (ZTA), Sandra Hunt (AZ), Carol Fetterman (ASA), Sue lones (AST). ,™ Linda Dessalet (President) 172 Panhellenic Council NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Row 1: Dave Bailey (AXA), (Vice President), Rick Jackson (TKE), (President), David Carter (AXA), (Rush Social). Row 2: Ted Chase (Advisor), Bob Rist (2TT), (Secretary Treasurer), left Roth (TKE), Bill Braun ( J 2T), Steve Duffy (TKE), Barry Ross (AXA), left Starnowsky (AXA) Rick lackson (President) Interfraternity Council 173 24 different Soorts are depicted uiifcVvi tWife cartoon FOOTBALL Head Coach, Bernie Sabol r-n «ft .••« ■ i : «■« £ . f J f , , r ' l A P 9 ' Row 1: Tom Elsworth (Assistant Coach), Larry Fountain, Rich Coodall, lames Mazonkey, |im Muldowney, Jeff lohnson, Gary Slowik, Tom Letcavage, Phil Callen, Ned Host, Rich Carty, Mike Silecchia, lohn Barder, George Lazar, Don Savage (Captain), Brian Grohowski, Chris Patchin, Doug Harmon, |im Berrigan. Row 2: Bruce Barbini, Tim Anderson, Blair Booth, Pat Miller, Ralph lohns, lack Long, Steve Sassani, Ray lanson, Nick Calcutta, lohn Amato, Mark Miller, Bob Sutjak, Mike Lippy, Bill Forsythe, Boe Styles (Captain), Frank McMillan, |im lackson, lohn Fulp. Row 3: Gary Mechner (Assistant Coach), Steve Romano, Bill Braun, lerry Pesesky, Dale Sheehan, Chuck Zukus, |im Boyd (Captain), Paul Goldberg, |im Yarosh, left Longacre, Brian May, Pete Decensi, Bill Provost, |im O ' Rourke, Bob Blakeslee. Row 4: left Scott (Manager), Steve Zegalia (Assistant Coach), Bruce Nance, Bob Sollberger, Stacy Woodyard, Chuck Millar, Bob Earl, Roy Gilgallon, Tim Taylor, Geno Birch, Bob Vagonis, Tom Hornak, Mike Borro, Dan Hennessy, Mike Mullins, Bob Stackhouse (Assistant Coach). Row 5: Craig Henry (Trainer), Bob Irwin (Assistant Coach), Andy Richards, Sal Butera, Keith Shanebrook, Neil Evans, Mark House, lohn Cokely, Maynard Brown, Chuck Peterson, Pete Sussman, Dave Frisk, Carl Rogers, Marty Bechtol, Vic Martinez, Bernie Sabol (Head Coach) % A LI mJm jk.jf iUkA . v mm •■-- iV. Football 177 ■ 178 Foot ball Football 179 am „ U 1 180 Footbdll r. 3£ L 1 ■ «r-. H -j Football 181 WOMEN ' S VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Shirley Eargle, Cindy Robinson, Alicia Hamerla, Michelle Drenchko, Cindy Miller, Cheryl Fegely, Steph Hallar Row 2: Karen Strock, loan Schroeder, loan Eisenberger, Ms. Moser (Coach), Christa Sampson, Dianne Hassinger, Ruthann Simpson. ft r ., « 182 Women ' s Field Hockey £ Women ' s Field Hockey 183 VOLLEYBALL Lisa Messing (Captain), lean Nachtwey (Captain), Daisy Herndon (Coach) Row 1: Suzie Ziegler (Scorekeeper), Barb McCormick (Statistician), Patty Vassallo (Video Technician) Row 2: Daisy Herndon (Coach), Carol Hafer, Lisa Messing (Captain), Betsy Bush, Sue Quigley, lean Nachtwey (Captain). Debe Keen, Barb Moresco, Laura Linck, Paulette Sempler, Inese Rubenis, Claire Coats, Hugh Schintzius (Assistant Coach). 184 Volleyball Volleyball 185 CROSS COUNTRY H Coach Ed Winrow I Row 1: Dennis Levengood, Steve Orner, Steve Stramara, Ed Osburn, Tony Prantow. Ion Morehouse, Coach Ed Winrow, Row 2: Dale Frey, Brian Van Allen, |ohn Stlehm, Chris Barber, |ohn Sinclair (Captain), Welles Lobb. Paul McKee. 186 Cross Country ■ w i £ 4 jmi ■ : Cross Country 187 MEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Willie Stroman (14), Andrae Stanley (42), David Whitfield (50), Duane Dodwell (20), Billy Nasser (10). WJlEr ? 188 Men ' s Basketball Rowl: Scott Halpin (22), Carl Nolan (30), Andrae Stanley (42). Billy Nasser (10), Willie Stroman (14). Duane Dodwell (20), Mike Ward (44), Melvin Key (4). Row 2: Rogert Maisner (Assistant Coach), Ed Wilson (Coach), Tony Calloway, Mike Cosgrove (52), Alan Springot, Darrell Deshields (34), David Whitfield (50), Edgar Carlos (40), loey Thompson, Billy Boyce. Not pictured: Loren Stoney Men ' s Basketball 189 Coach Wilson 190 Men ' s Basketball Xf m ■ ■ m ' viia -2- Q l jNp ■™3 y zoW 4 ' . W4 ip W _ j- - _l V, JPjl S%k 5P 1 Men ' s Basketball 191 MM v B-BAltffi 5HO0T . DOESJT, 1R) I92 Men ' s Basketball • ' ! - I Wen ' s Basketball 193 WOMEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Wendy Fagan, Sue Maynard, Ardenia Faulk, Fran Mizdail, Dianne Hassinger, Dory Price. Row 2: Sharon Zegalia (Coach), Cindy Berk, Barb Slater, Cheryl Fegely, Rachelle Hutsick, Alicia Hamerla (Captain), losie Cherundolo (Co-Captain), Sue Fearnley. 194 Women ' s Basketball Women ' s Basketball 195 WRESTLING ■w 1 i£ip Row 1: Tom Mazzante, Dale larvis, Daryl Keck, Victor Koshuta, lohn McCloud, Lou Mione Row 2: Pat KelK (Coach), Hank Shau (Coach), Dana Twigg, Ray Pikulski, Mike Walsh, Jeff Longacre, Jerry Rose, Rick Danchak, Murray Davidson (Head Coach). Row 3: Terry Long, Jon Morehouse, Bill Game, Lew Skees, Steve Avery, Steve Miller, Butch Carr, Clay Costanzo. 196 Wrestling Ray Pikulski ALL-AMERICAN RAY PIKULSKI, THREE SENIORS HIGHLIGHT MOUNTIE GRAPPLING SEASON MANSFIELD, Pa. — A third place National Tournament finish by Ray Pikulski, and the completion of outstanding careers by seniors Dale larvis, lohn McCloud, and Dana Twigg, highlighted a 6-11 season for the Mansfield State College resiling team. A sophomore from Olean, NY., Pikulski ran up 22-10-1 record which included 10 tournament wins. The 167-pounder placed third at the NCAA Division III National Tournament following a fourth place finish at the Pennsylvania State College Conference Championships in February. He now qualifies as a Division III All- American. He is the fourth wrestler in Mountie history to earn that distinction. Four-year varsity performer Dale larvis set a new school record for career wins this season as he finished his career with a 54-28- 1 record. The 126-pounder ' s 54 wins topped the record formerly held by Mike Fiamingo, who had won 47 matches between 1972 and 1976. A native of Athens. Pa., larvis was hampered by the flu throughout the last half of the season, but still managed an impressive 12-5-1 mark John McCloud battled his way to a 15-9 season, which included the championship of the Cortland Invitational Tournament at 150 lbs.. The senior from New Kensington, Pa., participated for this third straight year at the NCAA Div. Ill Nationals and concluded his career with a fine 36-21-3 record. The third senior who had an outstanding season was Sayre. Pa., native. Dana Twigg. At 158 lbs., Twigg ran up a 13-2 dual meet record which included a nine- match winning streak. With less than three full years of varsity participation, Twigg concluded his career with a 28-12 record. His .700 winning percentage was second only to school record holder, Mike Fiamingo, whose career percentage was .737 over four seasons. Despite the team ' s losing record, coach Murray Davidson pointed out that the quality of the Mountie schedule, which included matches with three Div. I teams and a number of small college powers, was exceptional. The team was also decimated b the flu in early February when it dropped five of its last six matches to finish at 6-11. Following a last-place finish at the Pennsylvania State College Conference Championships, the Mounties redeemed themselves at the NCAA Division III Meet when they placed in the top 30 in the 92-team tournament. Wrestling 197 - • ' - . ■ ' • «; 198 Wrestlme Wrestling 199 WOMEN ' S VARSITY SWIM TEAM Row 1: Rene Garttmeier, Mari Davis, Florie Lally, Brenda Hoff, Mary Ann Douglas, Adrena lohnson, Sue Sipling (Manager). Row 2: Tracey Davis, LuAnn Hey, Ian lohnston, Kathy Kelleher (Captain), Nancy Peterson, Beth Patterson, Rita Hogan, Dusty McMillen (Coach) r ' ?- ( 200 Women ' s Swim Team 1 Women ' s Swim Team 201 TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Row 1: lohn Cokely, lohn Sinclair, Ed Osburn, Steve Orner, De nny Levengood, Noah Clark, Tim Smith, Bob Condie, lohn Stiehm. Row 2: left Bridges, Dale Frey, Mike Contaldi, Kandy Rohde, Paul McKee, George Tut hi 1 1, Cindy- Berk, Karen Strock, Cindy Bloom, ludy Austin. Row 3: Mike Buynak, Gary Calkins, Connie Sever, Welles Lobb, Pollyanne Lupoid, Steve Stramara, Peg Hoover, Sandy Feldman Row 4: Peg Hurley, Chris lames, Pat Smith, Peg Tolbert, Diann Curren, lohn Grant, lohn Elmore, Chris Barber, Ed Winrow (Coach), Bob Irwin (Assistant Coach). Row 5: Nick Borelli, Barry lordan, Pete Decensi, Steve Romano, Derrick Billups, Rick McSurdy, |oe Denski, Mark Malinowski (Captain). Row 6: Rick Bylina, |im Keese, Geoff Schmitz, lerry Thomas, Dan Hayes (Manager), Clay Costanzo, Fred Harris. 202 Track and Field Team Track and Field Team 203 I as-- ' ■ 204 Track and Field Team iSLHirL. s. m j m BP . . £ Track and Field Team 205 BASEBALL Row 1: lohn Heaps, (Coach), Mike Stewart, Bob Hilinski, Dave Mielnicki, |oe Nicosia. Tim lune (Captain), Charlie Phillips Row 2: Dale Reynolds, Bryon Fuller, Steve Tomlinson, Mark Major, Mike Stanton, Tim kelleher. Row 3: Gary Zedonek, Gerry Keating, Mike Tancredi, Ed Root, Rich Senofonte (Captain), Bernie Stadt miller, Tom Welteroth Row 4: Frank Reid, lim Madden, Mike Haile (Captain), lerry Calabrese, Fred Smith, Dave Salwocki, Denny Thomas. . ■- -:-•- „ - ....Tv 3 Ui B H 3f yf 206 Men ' s Baseball ■T — Smi rt ■ K J IMJ ' ' 1 49 ■D 1 ft H VC wf 3 F ■ ' 1 r ■■ 1 H Hsi B| V ; fl ft I •- Men ' s Baseball 207 ' ' m ! ita -. WJ.T m W? Wr« ¥, 1 ■%% I IP Men ' s Baseball 209 v • ' •V 5 9f 8|£ u k r iL ? m ■ w l M vm B Bv B vJLj N , — - t il ■S if. •• 1 SSSSB v. ■aOMtfiti 1 ak 7 210 Men ' s Baseball r 4 $$. — _ — -.- — _ .■_ m Men ' s Baseball 211 MEN ' S TENNIS Bill ups. Derrick Brown, Darrell 2-6 Carl, Lindsay 1 -2 Carter, Don Cleaver, Chris Corson, Pete 2-5 Coyle, lames 1 -4 Drauschak, Tom 1 -1 DeGenaro, Art (Coach) Detweiler, Craig 1 -5 Griffin, Bo b Holley, Gary Roleck, Frank Uhl, Dave 2-1 Zaner, lohn 1 -3 Zeigler, Chris fc . -:t, 212 Men ' s and Women ' s Tennis WOMEN ' S TENNIS Begg, Barbara Butler, Lynn DeCenaro, Sherry Elium, Amy Fearnley, Susan Flagg, Mallory Hawker, lean Knarr, Kelly Kircher, kathy Korpics, lane Murphy, Maureen Reading, Rosemary- Roman, Lorraine Sutton, Robin Watto, kathy Watson, Mary 5-m Lis Men ' s and Women ' s Tennis 213 WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL f 214 Women ' s Softball Women ' s Softball 215 SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL WRESTLING MSC OPP L to SUNY Oswego 30 L 12 Colgate 27 W 18 St lohn Fisher 17 W 23 SUNY Oneonta 15 L l I Millersville 26 L 5 Bloomsburg 40 W 34 Scranton 8 w 42 Baptist Bible 3 L 18 California 19 L 9 Lycoming 25 W 33 Ithaca 10 L IS Kutztown 27 L 9 E. Stroudsburg 36 W 27 King ' s 8 L SUNY Brockport 37 L 3 Edinboro 46 L 1 1 H i ra m 39 MSC W 34 L 16 L L 7 L 6 L 6 T 10 VV 11 L 13 St. Francis California Bloomsburg Cheyney Millersville E. Stroudsburg Canisius Brockport Kutztown OVERALL: 2 W - 6 L - 1 T OVERALL: 6 W - 11 L w? OPP. 13 35 24 1 6 35 51 10 7 35 • 4tl grtts. teTI you, Keep ;jx - eyes on f-e ball k « «r a« K.cK ' itni I V fn WOMEN ' S FIELD HOCKEY s - MSC W OPP. V. BASKETBALL MSC OPP w 87 Oswego State 78 L 62 Kutztown 65 L 79 Memphis State 94 L 54 Mississippi St. 74 L 61 Millersville 70 L 68 Adelphi (NY) 73 W 84 Utica State (NY) 69 L 74 E. Stroudsburg 77 VV 75 Bulfalo State 70 W 66 Kutztown 61 L 46 Cheyney 64 L 53 E. Stroudsburg 68 W 60 Elmira 51 W 73 Millersville 56 w 69 Lock Haven 67 L 53 Kean (N|) 68 VV 66 Manhattanville 53 W 85 Bloomsburg 74 W 76 LeMoyne (NY) 71 VV 61 Shippensburg 57 VV 81 Shippensburg 69 L 68 Pitt -Johnstown 8i L 71 Cheyney 91 L 66 Bloomsburg 76 VV 102 Geneseo State 85 VV VV 3 2 3 1 4 Lycoming Bucknell Bucknell B Bloomsburg Bloomsburg B Ithaca Ithaca B Oneonta U. of Buffalo Brockport Lycoming U. of Scranton 11 6 5 5 13 OVERALL: 3 VV - 9 L OVERALL: 13 W- 12 L SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCO REBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD 5COREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL MSC W 55 L 50 W 89 L 47 L 55 L 43 L 50 W 75 w 59 w 60 w 74 L 67 Elmira Keuka Lycoming Scranton Allentown Geneseo Bucknell Baptist Bible Binghamton Elmira Alfred Brockport OPP. MSC 32 W 30 74 L 23 36 L 26 76 VV 33 61 w 29 54 L 23 77 L 19 42 L 15 38 L 17 25 51 OVERALL 3 V 69 Cortland (NY) Oneonta (SUNY) Bloomsburg E. Stroudsburg Lock Haven Scranton Geneseo St. John Fisher St. Bonaventure OVERALL: 6 W - 6 L TW-n OPP. MSC 26 VV St. Bonaventure 32 VV Buffalo State 29 w Elmira 26 L SUNY Binghamton 26 VV SUNY Geneseo 36 L Cornell 42 VV U. of Buffalo 50 L E. Stroudsburg 44 VV Alfred VV Elmira VV SUNY Oneonta VV Eisenhower VV Buffalo State L Houghton w Niagara U. VV Niagara C.C. L SUNY Binghamton L Ithaca L Syracuse VV SUNY Albany L Suny Potsdam VV Bucknell L Penn State VV Alfred VV St. Bonaventure VV Moravism VV Lehigh U. VV Drexel U. L York VV Penn State York OVERALL 20 VV - 10 L MSC L BASEBALL Davis Elkins OPP. 3 L L L W L 8 9 10 2 Oneonta Oneonta Shippensburg Shippensburg Penn State 4 9 16 1 15 VV 13 Davis Elkins 7 W 6 Bloomsburg 5 L 3 Virginia 4 L 1 Bloomsburg 5 L 9 Virginia 10 W 10 Geneseo 3 VV 9 William Mary 6 W . 10 Geneseo 2 T L VV VV 4 1 4 6 William Mary Newport News Newport News Indiana 4 2 w W L W 8 6 4 9 Binghamton Binghamton Kutztown Kutztown 5 6 4 W VV VV 3 1 8 Indiana Ithaca Ithaca 4 VV W w 7 6 12 Brockport Brockport R.I.T. 2 2 6 L L 3 2 Millersville Millersville 5 4 L (E.C.A.C. So jthern Regional Tour.) Bloomsburg 3 L VV VV 2 13 E. Stroudsburg E. Stroudsburg Lock Haven 1 1 7 W L 3 4 Susquehanna Bloomsburg 1 9 VV 7 Lock Haven 2 OVERAl L: 21 W-15 L- 1 T yy zz TTH ... • . - [j • Dance; Dance, Dance. Horsing around mansfield New Fussball tables big kick. Four 1 2 I 8 Personal Sports MOOSE HOUSE Personal Sports 219 IR-HOCKSY. OURNAMCNT TONIGHT ANDtvm Wc£KNlTX y a floor ma: b SPECTATORS wacoru DONATION Si fOMt SttTHt FAST ACTION. ' • 1 Give blood ' til it feels good! 220 Personal Sports Caf tray; fun! Save energy; read with a friend. Personal Sports 221 I I may not be totally perfect but parts of me are excellent! I baxK vO en X uia vjpuna ue _ umeon •• •• noui -tv.ese sororities if a 9ir sets J used -to save ax ifce st •for -tV e Vieneumcon •• •• rioio iri engaged ■«  } brtaKoot ■tv e caraies aur ' set fce,, ujWole bo ii«a o •?! ■€■ - — - Have you got yours 222 Personal Sports Beware of demon root beer 1 Personal Sports 223 What ' s happenin ' captain clay? Night stalking 224 Personal Sports . ... . J Flashing? y • jA [ML V - r m Hi TO BLm;V. ' !Ji W?l Bfc ffll ft. Echhhhh 1 Persona Sports 225 Creative paperwork. Zuke friends cleaning rabbit Beck reading? ' Longacre Dream on! 226 Personal Sports - An M-80 with explosive results! Tommorrow never comes Student philosophy re-affirmed -TW Personal Sports 227 • -w ! •M t ' K? 230 Seniors Clockwise: Sue Igoe; Al Finella; lohn Monschein and Mark Galati; Maryann Saczewski; Joe Silva; Mary Abbott; Rich Danchak. I w ■% WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO Jane Chapman David W. Cross Craig Detweiler Dotty Dotterer Sheryl M. Druce Shirley A. Eargle )erry L. Eischeid Stephenie lean Gergle Deborah Jeanne Halde.nian John E. Heim Bonita Smith Messinger Ruth M. Mortimer Paul Scovell m - hi A. Robert Smaracko Cynthia Ann Smith 232 Seniors WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO WHO ' S WHO Precious and ft I know it ' s the computer; it can ' t be me! -- . ■ .. I ' m grad-gee-ate-tin ' Who? Me? 233 1978 SENIORS THE PARTY ' S OVER i Kay Ackerman Tioga, PA Elementary Education Barry Adams Wellsboro, PA Geography Susan Albig Orchard Park, NY Music Education Douglas Allen North Warren, PA Communications — Speech Roberta L. Amy Easton, PA Home Ec. — Education |ody K. 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Wight Bemus Point, NY Special Education Bruce A. Willams ( orning I lementao Edu ation Joseph P. Williams Coudersport, PA Geography Karen Diane Williams Schnecksville, PA Home Ec. — Food Service Food Equipment Steven lay Williams Westminster, MD Music Education niors Debra Wilson Wellsboro, PA Criminal lustice Admin. Katherine E. Wilson Elmira, NY Mathematics William Wilson Towanda, PA Art Education Cindy Lou Winlerstein Millerton, PA Elementary Education Ann M. Wiskoski Weatherly, PA Music Education Candise S. Wolfe Columbia Cross Roads, PA Elementary Education David A. Wray Thompson, PA Criminal lustice Admin. Pamela L. Yaegle Warren, PA Home Ec. - Education William B. Yoder Watsontown, PA Social Studies — Comprehensive Rebecca A. Young Ulster, PA Criminal lustice Admin. |an M. Zearfoss Hershey, PA Home Ec. - Education ' Ml Ann M. Zimmerman Sunbury, PA Elementary Education Lee H. Zimmerman Halifax, PA Information Processing Teresa Ann Zlockie Kulpmont, PA Home Ec. — Food Service Food Equipment Dawn C. Zobel West Chester, PA Art Education Seniors 267 E HUNDR 1EMEEN1E Karl Van Norman Field Saturday Morning Eleven O ' Clock man field Grand Marshal - Professor Raymond F. Paskvan ■ !68 I ommencemeni Bruce Nancy Dart Commence ment 269 HEIM CHOSEN MANSFIELD ' S OUTSTANDING SENIOR Speech major John Heim, this year ' s student member of the Board of Trustees at Mansfield State College, was named the college ' s Outstanding Senior. Heim has been chairman of the Student Government Association finance committee; vice president of the Mansfield Foundation, Inc.; and vice president, College Community Services, Inc.; as well as quarter — finalist in informative speaking at the 1976 National Forensics Association tournament in Long Beach, CA. Ru hard Danchak  is commissioned by Captain Kenneth L. Priestly into the USMC. 270 Commence men! S £j !!i ill? i Teresa J. Renko Home Ec. - Clothing Textiles Coudersport, PA Commencement 271 Like other colleges, Mansfield is faced with reduced budget support and must rely on assistance from its alumni. Become an active Alum by supporting the Mansfield Foundation ' s Annual Fund Campaign. For more information, write |. Paul McMillen, Director of Development Alumni Affairs, North Hall, M.S.C., Mansfield, Pennsylvania 16933. Thank you for investing in the College ' s future. - -p 1 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 2, 1978 TO THE 1978 GRADUATES OF MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE It gives me great pleasure to recognize and applaud your achievements as you mark this important point in your life. You are privileged to have had the chance to enjoy the freedom of spirit and flexibility of thought that an educational experience allows. But in the years ahead, your ability to think independently will be tested by the increasing responsibilities you must face. The years you have spent in schools and college will be a success if they have equipped you to withstand those pressures. The basic human truths and commitments that education teaches are fundamental to our democratic ideals. They give us our na- tional strength, spirit, and unity. They endure despite the pressures of daily life. They prepare us to exercise our responsibilities as citizens — including voicing our concerns and criticisms when public officials fall short of the standards we have set for our country. As you complete your years of college, your horizons will broaden, and you will bear part of the shared human responsibility for the affairs of your community and your nation. I hope that you, as educated citizens, will see this as a privilege and a responsibility. REMEMBER . . . College: Dr. Park and Dr. Hulbert went to Slippery Rock the black students at Mansfield dissatisfied with conditions rumors of the cat ' s food preperation were colorful Burger Boy went out of business Pugie ' s moved into Burger Boy building McDonald ' s going to build near Duper PA: Fiscal Budget delayed Cianfrani indicted for mail fraud Flaherty and Thornburgh candidates for governor National: Bert Lance resigns David Berkowitz is Son of Sam killer record snowfall 81 day coal miners strike Anita Bryant verses gay rights New York City blackout Billy Beer U.S. Space Shuttle Enterprise completed and tested West Virginia cooling tower crash, killing 51, cited largest industrial accident ever TV insanity laughed out of court World: Idi Amin ' s reign of terror Sadat in Isreal Begin in Egypt Queen Elizabeth II, her Silver lubilee Aldo Moro assassinated in Italy Panama Canal Treaty Sports: Dallas Cowboys over Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XI New York Yankees win World Series Washington Bullets win NBA Championship Montreal Canadiens take Stanley Cup Spinks decisions Heavyweight Championship from AM Tom Watson top money winner in PGA Championship Affirmed wins Triple Crown Pele retires Deceased Stars: Sebastian Cabot Charlie Chaplin loan Crawford Bing Crosby Will Geer Betty Grable Guy Lombardo Groucho Marx Zero Mostel Elvis Presley Freddie Prinze Karl Wallenda Cinema: Star Wars Close Encounters of the Third Kind Saturday Night Fever The Goodbye Girl Annie Hall Looking for Mr. Goodbar TV: Soap Roots Holocaust Frost Nixon Interviews Top Ratings: 1. Laverne Shirley, 2. Happy Days, 3. Three ' s Company Best-sellers: All Things Wise and Wonderful |ames Herriot The Silmarillion I.R.R. Tolkien The Ends of Power H.R. Haldeman Coma Robin Cook The Thorn Birds Colleen McCullough The Complete Book of Running |ames F. Fixx vA 176 1 male ' W -- m j-fiSSf. y L WM •oz. oz. o « mQfK7 brother mme VwxL ■ 8 I male M 1 a ■h K B Ml r ■ ' Hi Finale 27Q 280 Finale m- 1 , 9 Finale 281 1 ' ■ Wm M Bf f V •J HB Ml [ j § ' j _ - i In L _ i jK ' I ' tZL - 1 r JHJ finale «3 1 Jf 5 J A Finale 283 DO YOU REMEMBER? 284 Finale DO YOU REMEMBER? P: HI T B . JW gy— ■i M M ■ Iff 1 V DOSNE. HEALTH ERV1CES CENTER I IS fpE morvf ieki state college Founded 1857 i ' — ujli im jj mij m Jin 1 1 1 1 1 uj M — j_ — I — ZTi i f J - , t s tf$« if-, 1 ' ll|ii lHB Finale 285 DO YOU REMEMBER THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE? «(, lllMh RETROSPECTION TO STAFF: I know that you believe you understood what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. TO STUDENTS: I am sorry my book came out late, but it did get out. Enjoy, live long, prosper and remember Mansfield. Read as much as you can of what ever you can. TO SENIORS: Please contribute to Mansfield ' s future. Your donation is tax deductable and may be any amount. Keep the college informed of your address. Success in all endeavors! THANKS TO: TVM1 Mansfield ' s Public Relations Office The Flashlight Office and Dan Cusson Dean of Students Office Mansfield ' s Computer Center Davor Photo, Inc. for their prompt courteous services Mike Gilroy and Debbie Dunion for support and advice and their EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS TO: Shirley Cook, for all her help Dana Twigg for his artistic talents )oe Maresco, our fearless leader and advisor Abe Orlick, President Davor Photo, Inc. 621 Bristol Pike Andalusia, PA 19020 215 638-2490 Herff |ones Yearbook Michael A. Gilroy Associates P.O. Box 334 Newtown, PA 18940 215 968-5220 SinceAdly, ft laxxij K. HZxAon 15 Wtet Vaxk Viaca Coiuiy, PA 16407 814 664-4950 EDITOR ' S NOTE 287 man field MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE 1Wi1 9 sSSSfe