Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

’ L THE 78 HARVEYAN 78 HARVEYAN Editor-in-Chief .John Britton Assistant Editors.Stan Jenkins Melissa Oxley Photographers.MikeOlah Jay Kreizer Tom Peterson Geralyn Maritan Jack Berry Advisors.Nancy Howell Mary C. Lowder Taylor Yearbook Representative.Dave Castleman INDEX Freshmen Orientation. Page 3 Early Fall Campus ..Page 4,5 Fall Festival. Page 6, 7 Handicapped Awareness Day.Page 8,9,10 Halloween Dance.Page 11 Faculty Party for Students.Page 12, 13 Dorm Life.Page 14,15 Late Fall Campus.Page 16, 17 College and Community Series.Page 18,19 Christmas Program.Page 20,21 SGA All-Nighter.Page 22,23 Greenhouse Photos.Page 24, 25 MHC Players. Page 26 Black Student Advisory Council.Page 27 Winter Campus.Page 28,29 TKE Playmate.Page 30 Alumni Hospitality Room and Banner Contest.Page 31 Captial Seen From Greenhouse.Page 32 Athletics. Page 33-69 Organizations.Page 70-92 Honours and Awards.Page 93-105 Greeks.Page 106-126 Freshmen.Page 127-129 Sophomores.Page 130-132 Juniors.Page 133-134 Seniors.Page 135-143 Faculty.Page 144-157 Administration .Page 158-160 2 3 6 Fall Festival Queen ZQ — 0 CLCLLU0 OC LU 2 LU CO CO Q - H 8 9 October Banquet U 15 16 17 Morris Harvey’s “College and Community Series” offers an enriching cultural experience for the area. The series, now in its 4th year, provides a variety of musical performances, lectures and discussions presented by faculty and staff members of the college. 19 f 1 ■ ..... SGA All-Nighter 23 25 MHC Players “The Little Foxes” CAST AND CREW Judy Porter Hennen — Director Sheila Woody — Assistant Director Nancy Parsons — Addie Bill Bailey — Cal Nancy Kersey — Birdie Hubbard Stan Jenkins — Oscar Hubbard David Liniak — Leo Hubbard Lisa Higgins — Regina Giddeons Dennis Regling — Mr. Marshall Dr. Charles Dickinson — Ben Hubbard Valerie McGlone — Alexandria Giddeons John Palmer — Horace Giddeons 26 BSAC Variety Show 27 29 TKE Playmate Alumni Banner Contest 32 I he horlc Nfi f lonnl Hnnk on SPORTS 33 Baseball TEAM ROSTER Jeff Lakas Jerry Mallett Joseph Anania Peyton Montgomery Robert Arison Greg Mori Eric Bailey Joe Natalie Mark Beckett Michael Pugliese Jerry Boggs Thomas Riggan David Chittum Ken Samms Kevin Engler Rodney Sisson John Freitas Kevin Smith Andrew Graiser Daniel Teel 34 __ J 36 Women’s Softball TEAM ROSTER Mary Campbell Anna Coratello Debbie Hill Robin Machin Cencille Dabbs Joyce Webb Kathi Penczak Kim Smith Sue Bailey Sue Goldcamp Sherrie Hunt Kim Hess Linda Deibel Mary Quigley 38 39 Men’s Tennis TEAM ROSTER Jim Rose John Simms Louis Mynes Kerry Harmen Russ Rollyson Dave Al I bright 40 ' 42 fuhr HP . f mF ' vH , ■fap ■ ] Women’s Basketball TEAM ROSTER Sue Bailey Cathy Burk Cencille Dabs Linda Deibel Sue Goldcamp Kim Hess Sherrie Hunt Stacy Larson Robin Machin Karen Mays Kathy Penczak Mary Quigley Joyce Webb 43 45 Soccer TEAM ROSTER Greg Amoral Paul Arcell Jeff Ballinger Richard Barry Mike Emley Anthony Giannopolis Kevin Kane Andy Loizou Dennis Regling John Scharff Mark Wallis Jeff Weinberg Mike Wilson mmm 47 48 Women’s Volleyball Robin Machin Kim Smith Cathy Farrell Lynda Parker Mary Campbell Sue Giuliano Michelle Hill Vanessa Shields 51 Crew Team TEAM ROSTER Dennis Tuohy Dennis Hochstetler Brad Cress Joe Bibik Brian Loe Mike McCabe Paul Miller John Scharff Annette Williams Rob Corrie Alfonso Morales Kenny Plumb Tim Paine Roger Barron Eric Fletcher Jay Swearingen Mark Spencer Dave Kurtz Kal Foust Bob Hammond Don Burton Tim Pittman Don Scott 52 53 Men’s Basketball 54 55 57 TEAM ROSTER Rick Baruffi Emil Boatwright Mike Boxley Mike Gibbs Dennis Harris Todd Loe Joe Lucas Rocky McFadden Rob Neal Tom Osborne Rob Pumo George Richardson Rich Semeta Darryl Ward Bob Wehrmeyer Bob Wetesnik Anthony Young 58 mm Women’s Tennis TEAM ROSTER Judy Campbell Lynn Fish Betsy Glines Sally Hooten Cathy Johnson Liz Montagna Sue Stafford-Smith Sue Wizemann Kathy Penczak 59 g- • ' .« ' .-0 .. • 4 S 3 SP $ v V V!oM r vKv ♦!♦!♦:♦ ' ♦: T£«k £¥SS1 � ii£p � sAy ?. | Vi Wva KM :♦ :♦; TA AVi ' V � � ?’ 5 I Ik «v v 4i •. ♦. 4 S a’ K l 8 fi V “ « 4 ' - - - „• t • ' « ••• ' V ««5 «.r •, v.n- .’4 � 4 V ♦ 7 ! :- - • V Wk � :♦: W� VH A €♦:♦:♦; ; ♦ ►If W ►%‘ 44 n V V 4 , r V %r. - “AVAV y� v 4 . r ¥ f ■ ? . 4 •„ vVl‘4 ' 4 . .m.«� ■ � . , , -.- -• , ' st - . t ■■ —- ••• • mWw i AVAVA t ♦ V VA%V jV AVoJ 1 VAV VA ■. 60 62 V I I TEAM ROSTER John Nielsen Scott Carlson Gerard Clyne Kal Foust Mark Haberek Bill Duffey Dave Ruhl John Bjorlie Guy Nelson Bill Drake John Mooney Joaquin Campbell Bill Carney Tim McCoy Bob Oyler Sam Whitt 63 —- Cross Country 64 I 65 66 67 69 1 i Art Guild MEMBERSHIP Stan Jenkins — President Debbie Smoot — Past President Debbie Recknagel — Vice President Sue Dandy — Secretary Bonita Bowman — Treasurer Jane Dittman — Past Treasurer Lynn Thompson — Past Secretary John Britton Vicky Murphy Virginia Skebe Todd Loe Skip Sandberg 71 Comet MEMBERSHIP Eugenia Whittington — Editor-in-Chief Teresa Robertson — Past Editor-in-Chief Cathy Tarkett — Assistant Editor Mike Olah — News Editor Susan Mischler — Sports Editor Tim Cook — Business Manager Reporters: Paul Arcell Bill Bolling Kevin Smith Sherry Walker Kathy Moran Stan Jenkins Nancy Howell — Advisor Cheerleaders Jill Bohlinger — Captain Theresa Parkulo Iris Scott Jennie Dorsey Jan Sadow Kathy Evans Connie Bono Sandy Wingate — Advisor 73 Harveyan JOHN BRITTON, JR. STAN JENKINS Editor-in-Chief Asst. Editor MELISSA OXLEY Asst. Editor MIHALYOLAH Head Photographer JAYM. KREIZER Photographer TOM PETERSEN Photographer 74 JACK BERRY Photographer GERALYN MARITAN Photographer MS. NANCY HOWELL Advisor Capito Association of Nursing The members of CANS represent the nursing students of Morris Harvey College. Their func¬ tions include the provision of workshops in various areas of nursi ng, community awareness of the role of nurses today, and the furthering of their own ecucations through group discussions and skills work shops. They also provide social events for their own enjoyment to further inter¬ personal relationships among the members and to provide an opportunity to discuss current issues and deal with their own feelings relating to nursing today. MEMBERS Leila W. Snyder Ruth McGraw Charlene Homer Judy Ford Marilyn Hill Laura Hamill Amye Morgan Katrina Webb Pam Walls Alexia Fisher Evelyn Harding Tammy Campbell Ann Walker Gina Stockwell Janice Hurst Debbie Ray Patti Wolfe ADVISORS Freshman Advisor.Lynn Stout Sophomore Advisor.Mary Hunter Jones 75 Commuter Services Organization The Commuter Services Organization is a service club for the college and community. The main purpose of this club is to maintain good communication with the commuting students. OFFICERS President. . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor. . Debbie Rucker . . . . Bob Carter . . . Cindi Martin . . Jerry Deutsch John Robertson Foreign Language Club tmt ft £« The Foreign Language Club is for those students with an interest in foreign language and cul¬ ture. Its purpose is to increase one’s knowledge of foreign cultures and to deepen one’s appreci¬ ation of cultures other than one’s own. Students will watch and or participate in various cultur al activities at the meetings as well as be given an opportunity to interact with people from other countries. Enrollment in a foreign language class is not required for membership in the club. Officers for ’77-’78 are Sheila Duncan, president; Benny Mills, vice-president; and Debbie Land, secretary-treasurer. Club sponsor is Stephanie Wynne, French professor. MEMBERS Belu Agarwal Charles Boggs Terri Chegwidden Sheila Duncan Robert Hammond Cyndi Jarrell Debbie Land Laura McGraw Tina Trifaro Freia Albrecht Carol Campbell Hamid Doroudian Cathy Gaines Connie Hurley Linda Kornegay Vicci Lawrence Benny Mills MHC Players The Morris Harvey Players were spiritually propelled for the ’77-’78 academic year by the arrival of Judy Hennen who directed the fall production of THE LITTLE FOXES and showed what a true professional she was. With the success of that drama, the Players are eager to tackle a comedy in the spring as well as developing further their costume and prop department. OFFICERS President — Nancy Kersey Vice-President — Tia Dow Treasurer — Dick Mgrdechian Nancy Kersey Betty Binkley Dave Liniak Nancy Parsons Eugenie Moore April Legg Dennis Regling Stan Jenkins MEMBERS Tia Dow C. John Palmer Laura Horn Billy Wayne Bailey Tina Atterbury Pamela Hilton Lori Smith Mike Wilson Dick Mgrdechian Ron Mosher Tessie Vaughan Valerie McGlone Marikay Campbell Barbara Shaeffer Janie Bailey Sheila Woody String Ensemble The purpose of the STRING ENSEMBLE is to afford students who play a string instrument to participate in a performance oriented organization. We play for such school functions as the Annual Christmas Program, the Alumnae Banquet, the President’s Reception and participate in the Commencement Orchestra. We hope to expand our program so that we can have an orchestra at Morris Harvey College which will also include woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments in addition to violins, vio¬ las, cello and basses. MEMBERS Dorian C. Auvil Carlton C. Cottrell, Jr. Douglas Hunter Jane F. Mathews Robert L. Williams Mary Bowling William M. Giltinan Brian Jeffrey Brenton R. Ogle Karen Murray Philharmonic Choir , MEMBERS Steve Ashby Carlton Cottrell Robin Day Connie Hughes Mary Johnson Cathy Marino Rosemary Mathewson Vicky Mellert Andy Pickens Ray Singleton Brian Burke Terri Daubespeck Lora Graves Tom Humphreys Judith Kee Tim Martin Elaine McClure John Palmer Tim Pittman Judi Stewart Bill Carney Virginia Davis George Hawthorne Douglas Hunter Dave Mahone Mike Mason Rick Meadows Deloras Peggs Dave Reis Teresa Todd Activities of the Choir include: (Fall Semester) On campus assembly program; assem¬ bly programs in area public schools; programs before local Civic organizations; partici¬ pation in our annual presentation of Handel’s “Messiah;” Christmas Assembly; carol¬ ing in local hospitals. Spring Semester: Concerts in local churches; highlight of the year, our annual Spring Tour. The Choir serves as a fine public relations agent of Morris Harvey College and helps in the area of student recruitment. Health and Physical Education Club OFFICERS President — J. Kim Lovejoy Vice-P resident — Paul Miller Sec.-Treasurer — Mike Gibbs Public Relations Officer — David Price The H.P.E.R. Club is open for membership to students who are majoring or minoring in Health, Physical Education, or Recreation. It serves to stimulate interest in health, physical edu¬ cation, and recreation at Morris Harvey College and to advance the standards of teaching and leadership. Political Science Club MEMBERS Cyndi Jarrell — Co-Leader Elizabeth Binkley Linda Bucci Robert Corrie Tammy Johnson Ronald Mosher Kenneth Plumb Philip Reichert Jeffery We in burg Mark Stevens William W. Bailey — Co-Leader William T. Bolling Horace Burton Charles Crum David Kurtz Timothy Pittman Brian Powers Winifred Underwood Daniel Whitt Russ Rollyson ADVISORS Prof. Evelyn Harris Dr. Richard Shultz 82 Professional Business Club The primary objective of the MHC Professional Business Club is to develop the professional potential of each of its members, encourage scholarship and responsible leadership, promote courses of study leading to degrees in business, foster research in the fields of business and economics, and promote student and public appreciation and support for high standards of business ethics and practices. MHC Radio Station The radio station tries to bring together those interested in amateur, commercial, or educational radio, and to help those preparing for a radio license examination. WMHC Broadcasting Station is a low-powered campus station providing a new communications medium for the students. Operated by the students, this station brings the latest music, campus news and sports to everyone. 84 Black Student Advisory Council The Black Student Advisory Council’s goal is to achieve a better environment for minority stu¬ dents and bring harmony and order to all nationalities. Within this goal, entails the ability to bet¬ ter the academic status of each student on the council to prepare us for our future lives. We real¬ ize that this cannot be done by ourselves, but with the help of the college personnel and also with the supreme help of God. Nancy Webb Vanessa Shields (Secretary) Tia Dow Tina Atterbury (Chairman) Barbara Vaughan (Co-Chairman) Eugenie Moore Doc Powell Joe Laster MEMBERS Joseph Mabury Anthony Young George Richardson Leon Martin Mike Boxley Edward Burton Erica Davis (Treasurer) Treasa Ford LaDonna French Cathy Hickman Fredrick Jones Alma Logan Joe Lucas Ruth Wade Renee Wooding Gloria Wright ADVISORS Helen Mills Skip Higley 85 Student National Education Association The Student National Education Association is the largest student membership organization in the world. It is also affiliated with the National Education Association. The Morris Harvey Chapter of S.N.E.A. is open to all education majors. Projects for the organization include redeco¬ ration of a M.H. classroom for educational programs, co-sponsors special programs for Kana¬ wha County students and meetings relevant to the educational needs of prospective teachers. The organization also directs and co-sponsors a swim program for trainable mentally retarded students. MEMBERS Roger Barker Bonita Bowman Nancy Chenoweth, Treasurer Brenda Dittman Nancy Green Brenda Harper Alicia Hill Phyllis Holstein Colleen Jackson Karen Kolb Geralyn Maritan Cynthia Martin Deborah McNeely Debra Merifield Mark Milam Tina Moschella Felicia Mostofi Joseph Natalie Janet Nelson Rebecca Pauley Julia Payne Cynthia Perry Michael Susser, President Irene Therrien Georgia Thomas Lewis Totten Jacob Wickert Susan Carney Lynn Weiskircher, V. President Rich Meadows Brenda Myers Sheila Duncan Teresa Parkulo, Secretary Martha Bailey Jerry Alford Donna Stype John Scharff Stephanie Vaught Jennifer W. Britton, Advisor 86 87 MHC Debate Team The MHC Debate Team is one of the oldest student organizations on the campus. Students participate in numerous speaking events including debate, discussion, extemporaneous speaking, informative speaking, impromptu speaking, oratory, prose and poetry interpretation. Participation in these events enables students to qualify for membership in Pi Kappa Delta Forensics Honorary. The coach and advisor of the Debate Team since 1964 has been Ms. Roselyn Freedman. MEMBERS Oliverio Cortes Bobbee Sovick Barbara Henning Mary Ann Riel Mike Garcia Tim Pittman Sheila Woody Donald Black John Frail Eugenia Whittington Bill Bailey Nancy Parsons Dick Mgrdechian Nancy Kersey Brenda Myers Tim Paine Ed Burton Paul Arcell Rusty Faraldi 90 Student Government Association The Student Government Association is totally made up of students with one faculty advisor. The SGA is the basis for all phases of student life. Through SGA the students can and do have input and influence on all college policies. Also through the SGA students provide campus leadership, officially represent the college at the request of the Administration, appoint other students representatives to college committees, recommend students for awards, sponsor school projects of a civic, social, intellectual and spiritual nature, act as a sounding board for student opinion and represent Morris Harvey at functions sponsored by or with other colleges and the community. President — Mike Garcia Vice-President — Dave Kurtz Secretary — Teresa Robertson Treasurer — Jeff Weinburg Sergeant-At-Arms •— Tim Paine BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jan Hannabass Cyndi Jarrell Debbie Land Cathy Childress Debbie Rucker John Scharff Kevin Kane Kathy Campbell April Legg Tia Dow Roger Barron Betty Binkley Sue Scollard Keith Bertch Doug Algozzini Sandy Marple 91 Psychology Club The current Psychology Club was organized in the fall of 1977 after several years of inactivity. The goal of the group is to provide a wide range of experimental and intellectual opportunities in the Behavioral Science and Mental Health fields for all its members. The Psychology Club is open to all interested students. MEMBERS Sue Small Michael O’Brien Jay Kreizer Janice Litton Heloise Harris Jaime Simmons-Scholten Steve Wright David Barker Valerie McGlone Debbie Aaron Mark Husson Ann Saville Amye Morgan Jerry Meadows Dave Liniak Lee Smith Li Mostofi ADVISORS Dr. Paul A. Susen Dr. Kathryn Goodwin 92 Alpha Psi Omega The Morris Harvey College Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega was started in 1948. Since then, the honorary dramatic fraternity has flourished and this year four new members were inducted into the organization. Members receive a magazine under the same name which is published annually and presents a pictorial record of what other colleges and universities are doing. Eligibility is based on students having acted or contributed in two major productions or four minor productions, student directed or written plays. MEMBERS OFFICERS Dr. Charles Dickinson President — Stan Jenkins Bettijane Burger Vice-President — Valerie McGlone Dr. William Plumley Secretary-Treasurer — David Liniak Roselyn Freedman Mike Wilson Sheila Reed Woody Teresa Burger Lynn Dougherty Dick Mgrdechian Nancy Kersey Stan Jenkins Valerie McGlone David Liniak 93 Chi Beta Phi Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity founded at Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Virginia in April 1916. The Epsilon Chapter was installed in Morris Harvey College in the Spring of 1923 and it has been active since its installation. The Fraternity issues two publica¬ tions. The Chi Beta Phi Record is published annually and the Chi Beta Phi Newsletter is pub¬ lished when needed. The chapter awards annually a scholarship of $100.00 to an outstanding student of the college and also a science medal to that student who is graduated with the highest honors attained in the areas of natural sciences and psychology at the immediately preceding summer of commencement and during the current academic year. The national organization awards annually the Chi Beta Phi Scholarship Key to the outstand¬ ing student member for the year. Mr. C. T. Meadors is the four-year advisor and Mrs. Garret is the two-year advisor. MEMBERS OFFICERS Emily Jean Bennett Scott Weaver Lee Smith Abdul Orra Edward F. Nesta Dave Barker James A. Phillips Elizabeth Kinder Jannette Hannabass Colleen Jackson Michael Nunley Jean Ann Kincaid C. Robert Wetesnik Betty Young Steve Carter Robert Hammond Dick Mgrdechian Belu Agarwal Joseph Johnston Worth Price Sharon Hudson Bryan Weaver President — Emily Jean Bennett Vice-President — Colleen Jackson Secretary — Bryan Weaver Treasurer — Michael Nunley Historian — C. Robert Wetesnik 94 Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is a national honorary in the field of teacher education. Kappa Epsilon Chapter was established at Morris Harvey in 1 964. The purpose of the society is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards among its members. To qualify for membership students must have completed 64 hours with a 3.00 average and intend to pursue teaching as a profession. Debra Ann Baker Terri Siders Bruger Jo Ann Corder Deborah Curry Brenda Dittman Shelly French Sharon Dundas Margaret Ginther MEMBERS Deborah Rogshead Colleen Jackson, Sec. Treas. Jennifer Josephi, President Carol Karantoms Jean Ann Kincaid Debra Lewis Annyce McCann Candace McCattney Randy McCollum Mary Jo Martin Judith Priddy Linda Raines Rebecca Reier Deborah Smoot Joanne Stone Christine Zikkos 95 Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a social science honorary open to anyone with 18 credit hours in the social sciences. A “B” average must be attained in these courses. Pi Gamma Mu will be planning tours of historical places and possibly getting guest speakers to talk on various subjects in the social sciences. MEMBERS Cyndi Jarrell — President Sheila Duncan — V. President Sherry Walker — Sec.-Treas. Denise Cundiff Jane Dittman Jean Ann Kincaid Nancy Moore Winnie Underwood Rod Adkins Bill Bolling Dave Kurtz Dr. Grey — Advisor 96 Pi Kappa Delta The West Virginia Gamma Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta Forensics Honorary was established on the campus May 1 3, 1956. Since that time the chapter has grown with new members being added each year. The Chapter co-sponsors the annual debate tournament on campus each year in November and has hosted the Province of the Lakes each decade since 1 958. The faculty advisor since 1 964 has been Ms. Roselyn L. Freedman who has held numerous offices in the National organization and is currently a member of the National Council. MEMBERS Tim Pittman Donald Black Eugenia Whittington Brenda Myers Ed Burton Sheila Woody John Frail Nancy Kersey Tim Paine Rusty Faraldi 97 Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is a national English fraternity established for the purpose of promoting the mastery of written expression, encouraging worthwhile reading and fostering a spirit of fellowship among men and women specializing in English. MEMBERS Sherry Walker, President Debbie Hill, Secretary Cathy Tarkett Sheila Woody Carol Karontonis Teresa Robertson, Vice-President Eugenia Whittington, Treasurer Mike Olah Christine Zikkos Susan Mischler Advisor — Mary Catherine Lowder 98 Honor’s Program The Honors Program is designed to enrich the academic life of the student. The ultimate objective is the production of a student who has wide acquaintance among areas of academic study, who studies carefully and perceptively, who considers ideas critically and independently, who expresses himself or herself with clarity and precision, and who understands the relevance of his or her own special area of study to other areas of knowledge. MEMBERSHIP LIST John W. Britton April Legg Debbie Recknagel James Strickler Sherry Walker David Albright Elizabeth Binkley Daniel Burger Mary Campbell Robert Donohoe Catherine Gaines Frank Kirkland Nancy Lepage Paul Lewis Dennis Regling Richard Semeta Kim Taylor Tina Trifaro Daniel Whitt John Palmer 99 Who’s Who Among Students In America’s Colleges And Universities Janie A. Bailey Stephen Kawash Sheila K. Duncan 100 Colleen Jackson Mihaly Olah Linda Raines Jeanette Raines Teresa Robertson 101 Eugenia Whittington Lee Smith Lynn Fish 102 Social Science Club The Social Science Club is a newly organized club designed for those students with majors of history, geography, and sociology. They pursue interests that are relevant to their majors. It also provides social activities with their colleagues. Charles Lieble — Advisor Fred Barkey — Advisor Joe Natalie — President History representative Steve Akers — Vice President Geography representative Sherry Walker Sheila Duncan Nancy Moore Debbie Rucker Dave Kurtz Guy Games Debora Hershberger — Sociology representative 103 105 Alpha Xi JJclta ( Greeks 106 Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Association’s purposes are to maintain on a high plane sorority life and inter¬ sorority relations within the college; to further fine intellectual accomplishments and sound scholarship; to be a forum for the discussion of all the questions of interest in the college and sorority world; and to compile rules governing rushing, pledging, and initiations on the campus. It is an organization which binds the sororities on campus together, providing a means for them to contribute to the campus and community as a unit. The new policy of Freshman fall rush was passed and carried out successfully on campus this year. The Panhellenic Association also was instrumental in the establishment of the Greek Council and the re-establishment of the Morris Harvey Greek Week. 107 Interfraternity Council MEMBERS: John Robertson — Advisor, Jeff Weinberg, Dave Kurtz, Kevin Naylor. The main function of the Interfraternity Council is to govern fall and spring rush. By fostering a spirit of mutual helpfulness among the Greek organizations and promoting friendly relations, leadership, scholarship, and loyalty, the Council hopes to acquaint men with the advantages of fraternal relationships. 108 Alpha Sigma Phi 109 Alpha Omicron Pi The Phi Kappa chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi was founded on the Morris Harvey Campus in 1961. The principles that AOTT stands on can be found in each sister, a good example of this is the sisters participation in many campus activities. AOTT is the only International sorority on campus, there are bi-annual conventions that are international and regional. These conventions are held in various places in the United States and Canada. Each sister of Alpha Omicron Pi is like a single flame among the many in a chandelier that is united under one common bond of true sisterhood and love. “AOTT is forever,” and will be in our hearts for now and in the years to come. Bonita Bowman — President Jennifer Josephi — Vice President Secretary Beth Luchkiw — Treasurer Debbie Woessner Lori Smith Pam Arbough Laurie Sage Sharon Allen — Advisor 110 Ill Alpha Xi Delta Friendship, scholarship, and achievement characterize the sisters of Alpha Xi Delta. The sorority is known for its active participation in campus organizations, college athletics, and the community. The sisters perform a variety of philanthropic acts on both a local and national level. A few of their traditional activities include a Founders Day luncheon, winter and spring formals, shoeshines and hot dog sales. The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta believe sorority membership is a set of ideals, and they strive to make these ideals an integral part of their daily lives. Sherrie Alford Sue Bailey Tanya Bostic Cathy Bowles Suzette Burdette Barbara Burnette Diane Campbell Marikay Campbell Kim Cavender Anna Coratello Linda Facemire Cathy Farrell Lori Ferrell Betsy Glines Tammy Graham MEMBERS Debbie Gwinn Wendy Hall Kathy Hensley Kim Hess Laura Horn Paula Hundley Sherrie Hunt Cathy Kawash Debi Lilly Kim Lovejoy Sandy Marple Helena Melton Theresa Parkulo Cindy Perry Jeanette Raines Linda Raines Cindy Riffee Penny Samuel Jan Sadow Fern Schochet Michelle Shirkey Kim Showen Kim Smith Brenda Stevens Laura Stone Kim Taylor Debbie Tucker Joan Turner Linda Wiseman Annette Williams 112 113 Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi was founded on the Morris Harvey campus on October 11,1967, by thirteen women sharing the belief that individuals can join together to establish the true meaning of sisterhood while maintaining their individuality. The sorority has continued to base itself upon this philosophy and, in doing so has proven to be a vital force, both on and off campus. The sisters of Gamma Delta Phi are proud to have made contributions and achievements in the areas of academics, athletics, and the many other aspects of college life. As the only local sorority at Morris Harvey, Gamma Delta Phi has been able to maintain its unigueness by stressing individual thought, as well as uniting its members in a strong and very special bond of sisterhood. MEMBERS Cathy Tarkett, President Ellen Joesbury, Pledge Mistress Maureen Cullen, Corresponding Secretary Donna Richardson, Rush Chairman Marilyn Carpenter Barbara Harrison Debi Ball Linda Deibel Terri McLaughlin Janice Stuhl, Vice-President Robin Machin, Treasurer Denise Nyeki, Recording Secretary Sue Small Debbi Hountz Laurie-Sussman Cencille Dabbs Chris Eddy Sharon Ballinger, Advisor 1 14 Sigma Phi Epsilon Pride. Enthusiasm. Brotherhood. Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity has, during its twelve year tenure on the Morris Harvey campus, thrived on these, and has continually striven to better itself in every facet of college life. Carrying, year after year, the highest Greek organization academic standing, the Sig Eps are also constant stalwarts on the intramural athletic field, reinforcing the idea that the world ' s best men are well rounded men. Reflecting Greek life at its finest. Sigma Phi Epsilon is a fraternity that stresses individual involvement and responsibility, and one that pays off in friendship and brotherly love. MEMBERS Phil Morabito — President John Oplinger — V. President Mike Wilson — Controller Ed Nesta — Rec. Secretary Greg McCollum — Corres. Secretary Tom Moriarty Randy McCollum Dave Steele George Bryant Rod Gregory Bob Perry Steve Kawash Greg Mori Paul Manley Mike Smolder Chuck Smith Kevin Naylor Mike Mazzella Jeff Lakas Jud Pearson John Freitas Ernest DeHaas Joe Natalie Kevin Smith Bill Calhoun Norman Hamden Bill Bradbury Steve Bolte PLEDGE MEMBERS SPRING 1978 Geno Anania Sam Femia Rob Pumo Chris Schmutz 116 David Blashford Rocky McFadden Tom Riggan 117 Golden Hearts Of Sigma Phi Epsilon The Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon are chosen to support and participate in activities within the Fraternity. Some of these activities include helping out during rush, participating in Fund Raising projects and assisting Pledges in Brotherhood development. They promote spirit and rapport between the Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon and in turn, each Golden Heart finds a true friendship in being part of the Brotherhood. 118 Delta Zeta Delta Zeta was founded at Miami University in 1902 and came to Morris Harvey in 1962 combining two local sororities. The largest national sorority, our aim is to unite our sisters in bonds of lasting love and to develop outstanding characteristics both morally and socially. We are involved in the community along with our alumnae chapter and on campus, being members of the Student Government, choir, MHC Players, dorm council. Alpha Lamda Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, SNEA, Newman Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Chi Beta Phi, art guild, admissions team. Honors Program, Harveyan and Comet. We compete in intramurals consistently and won the softball intramural championship in the Spring of 1977. On November 5, 1977 all the Delta Zeta chapters in West Virginia gathered at Marshall University for the annual State Day. At this event our chapter walked away with many awards, among them are: most outstanding chapter, pledge program. Delta Zeta Loving Cup, treasurer’s award, alum award, Joan Richards award, the Spirit of Delta Zeta award, and many of our sisters were recognized for their high scholastic averages. At the Morris Harvey annual honors convocation Delta Zeta won the Deans Scholarship Trophy. We the sisters of Delta Zeta feel that this poem sums up all of our feelings for each other: Sisters love your good side and live with your bad — Want you and need you When no one else knows knows you’re alive. MEMBERS Janie Bailey, Martha Bailey, Debbie Baker, Darla Ball, Marsha Bradford, Phyllis Bradford, Barbara Brininstool, Cindy Burress — Rec. Sec., Dianna Carrico, Sherry Chapman, Debby Cook, Terri Daubenspeck, Sharon Ferrell, Maggie Ginther, Candy Greene, Jan Hannabass, Pam Hilton — V. Pres. Pledge, Valerie Hunter, Gail Hurd, Colleen Jackson, Judy Kee — Corres. Sec., Elizabeth Kinder — Treas., Patty Lavender, Nikki Lawman, April Legg — Pres., Margaret Lovejoy, Jeanie McHenry, Geralyn Maritan, Beth Melone, Tina Moschella — V. Pres. Membership, Melissa Oxley, Jenny Lynn Phillips, Debbie Recknagle, Teresa Robertson, Terry Rowley, Debbie Smoot, Phyllis Spinks, Lynn Thompson, Jenny Trent, Tessie Vaughan, Stepanie Vaught, Sherry Walker, Eugenia Whittington, and Patti Willis. 119 Paid for by Delta Zeta 120 Golden Lamps Of Delta Zeta The Golden Lamps of Delta Zeta sorority are men chosen by the sisters for their willingness to participate and support Delta Zeta. A male who is nominated as a Golden Lamp is one who has exhibited in a brotherly fashion the love the sisters of Delta Zeta have for one another. This group of men are noted for their outstanding qualities in such areas as fund-raising, philanthropies, and social events. They also help new pledges in becoming acquainted with sorority life by being a big brother to them. Zeta Tau Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority is proud to have this fine group of men in association with the sisterhood and would like to congratulate them for being the top group of Golden Lamps in the State. Jim Buckalew John Crudo Mike Gibbs George Hawthorne Todd Loe Gary Norman Ray Singleton Jeff Weinberg MEMBERS Bill Calhoun Eric Fletcher Bob Hammond Dave Kurtz Rick Meadows John Oplinger Mike Wilson Darla Ball — Advisor Keith Bertch Dan Evans Dave Gresham Doug Hunt Dave Mahone Mike Nunley Chuck Smith Steve Wojcicki 122 Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon was started in 1962 by Dr. Fred Barkey and Dr. Terry King, TKE grew until 1969 when it was briefly absent from Morris Harvey. Reorganized in 1973, Tau Kappa Epsilon has grown from a few members to a membership of 43 strong. TKE is the only fraternity on campus that sponsors a formal dance for the students of Morris Harvey. Every March the TKE Playboy dance is held and the TKE Playmate is chosen from candidates sponsored by various campus organizations. Pictures of these candidates are sent to Playboy International, who then chooses the winner. The Order of Diana, the TKE Little Sisters, are also active at Morris Harvey. Each spring they sponsor the Mr. Mo Harv contest. Both TKE’s and Little Sisters are involved in student government, varsity and intramural athletics, choir, yearbook and newspaper staff, as well as being chosen for school and national awards. These are just a few reasons why “TKE Is Unique.” MEMBERS Paul Underwood Doug Algozzini Mike Garcia Tony Lorenz Matt Oiler Tim Cook Keith Bertch Dave Gresham Tim Martin Tony Hodge Kevin Engler John Hassett Mike Susser Dave Kurtz Dave Mahone Keith Hutner Andy Pickens Ray Fowlie Jay Kreizer Dave Reis Steve Ashby Mike Kurtz Steve Wojcicki Don Burton Mike Mason Mike Olah Tim Paine John Algozzini Ray Singleton Brooks Love Gary Norman Chuck King Tim Pittman George Hawthorne Dave Vogt Dave Jarvis Carl Sandberg Don Scott George Schaffer Sam Davis Mark Bowen Dan Evans Brady Adkins 123 i 125 Order Of Diana MEMBERS Cyndi Jarrell Ellyn Losow Fern Schochet Kim Kurtz Jana Olah Kathy Gambell Mary Beth Galderie Jo Sydenstricker Vicky Murphy Gill Bohlinger Laurie McGraw Debbi McKmght Sue Hendricks Debby Curry Casey Jarvis 126 Freshmen Joe Apicella Pamila Arbaugh Peter Ashar Betty Binkley Phyllis Bradford Susan Brown Suzette Burdette June Campbell Robert Corrie Maureen Cullen Virginia Davis Trina Dow Christine Eddy Linda Facemire Lori Ferrell Tim Gallagher Terrie Guthrie Steven Haley Sheryl Hall Diana Harbert Kimberly Harless Sue Ann Hedrick Hilary Hemlepp Richard Henrion 127 Freshmen Phyllis Holstein Cathy Kawash Tammy Kerby Olivia Klee Kim Kurtz Catherine Ladany Beverly Lafferty Jan Levy Joseph Lucas Jennell Lusk Mike McCabe Michael McCune Donna Moore Alfonso Morales Judy Mowery Kathy Nabers Kathy O’Brien John Palmer William Powell Vicky Rader Joycy Redmerski Cynthia Riffee Jan Sadow Chris Schmutz 128 Freshmen Susan Scollard Iris Scott Vanessa Shields Rodney Sisson Cynthia Smith Kathy Smoot Paul Spengal Phyllis Spinks Debra Thomas Jennifer Trent Joan Turner Elaine Vance 129 James Agwu John Algozzini Billy Bailey Martha Bailey Teresa Barrett Roger Barron Jerry Boggs William Bradbury Barbara Brininstool Karen Brunkhorst Charles Carlucci Kim Cavender Karen Connell Lee Ann Cox Chuck Crum Cencille Dabbs Sue Dandy Debra Daniels Eric Fletcher Mary Galdieri Susan Goldcamp Wayne Halstead Heloise Harris Elizabeth Hendersor Sophomores 130 Sophomores Pam Hilton Tony Hodge Tony Hughes Sherrie Hunt Valerie Hunter Randy Jennings Judy Kee Elizabeth Kinder Pamela King Jay Kreizer David Liniak Ellyn Losow Richard Love Laurie McGraw Barbara McGuire Deberah McKnight Alberto Machinena Geralyn Maritan Michael Mason Rosemary Mathewson Sue Mischler Joseph Natalie Debbie Page Tim Payne 131 Sophomores i Nancy Parsons Louisa Ponce Nancy Powers Dennis Regling Philip Reichert Charlotte Rigney Tammy Rowlands Terry Rowley Arturo Ruiz Pennie Samuel Jacque Scyoc David Thomas Shirley Tyree Stephanie Vaught Debora Woessner Steven Wojcicki 132 Juniors Gillian Bohlinger William Bolling Bonita Bowman Michael Boxley Marsha Bradford Diana Brown Brian Burke Robert Carter Robin Day Sheila Duncan Daniel Evans Mike Gibbs Mark Haberek Norman Hamden Jan Hannabass Cynthia Jarrell David Kurtz Nikki Lawman Kim Love joy Deborah McNeely David Mahone Sandy Marple Cindy Martin Timothy Martin 133 Juniors Jerry Meadows Rick Meadows Debra Merrifield Nancy Moore l Edward Nesta Ann Parker Theresa Parkulo Deborah Pritt Debbie Recknagle Jeff Sadow Fern Schocet Ray Singleton Charles Smith Janice Stuhl Irene Therrien Michael Wilson 134 Seniors MARY ANANIA Nursing DEBRA A. BAKER Education JANIE A. BAILEY Biology DARLA K. BALL Radiology CYNTHIA A. BOGGS Recreation MARK A. BOWEN Accounting BARBARA A. BURNETT Radiology CYNTHIA R. BURRESS Radiology HARRY D. BARKER Psychology JEFFREY H. BALLINGER Business DONALD L. BURTON Recreation Seniors PAUL D. CAMPBELL Business DIANA L. CARRICO Nursing DAVID W. CHITTUM Accounting CARLTON C. COTTRELL, JR. Music TAMMY L. CAMPBELL Nursing SUSAN R. CARNEY Biology SHERRY L. CHAPMAN Nursing ' V DEBRA L. COOK Radiology CATHY S. CHILDRESS Nursing OLIVERIO C. CORTES English TERRIE DAUBENSPECK Accounting DEBORAH A. CURRY Mathematics 136 BRENDA J. DITTMAN Art MARY M. DOLLY Nursing SUE E. DRUMMOND Radiology SHARON K. DUNDAS Education MICHAEL FIENMAN Biology SHARON L. FERRELL Secretarial DEBRA K. FINNELL Computer Science MICHAEL L. GARCIA Political Science MAGGIE GINTHER Education ELIZABETH G. GLINES Political Science CANDIS A. GREENE Nursing DAVID H. GRESHAM Accounting 137 Seniors ROBERT J. HAMMOND Biology GEORGE M. 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Lowder Lillian Wilson Constance B. McLaughlin Barbara Yeager 146 ! ' 0 i C ' John 0. Boland I 147 Religion And Philosophy mmw C. T. Miller, Jr. Robert G. Newman Charles C. Dickinson, III 148 I Biological Science Robert G. Nunley Carl T. Meadors 149 Mathematics And Physical Science Stella M. Cooksey E. Neale Blackwood William Erttley 150 (■■0 B. L. Coon Business And Economics Harriet M. Brown i Dennis McMillen Fred D. Gall Roy B. Payne, Jr. 151 Leland P. Howard Thomas J. Morris Byron Naum 152 Physical Education C. Albert Long Thomas Nozica Robert A. Francis John Carlson 153 Richard C. Meckfessel James Buckalew Behavioral Sciences 1 Hamilton D. Morris Charles L. Lieble Steve Ewing Katherine Goodwin 154 History i i Frederick D. Ranson 1 yf Fred A. Barkey Eugene Harper , ' % ' ■ SB ' Sarah J. Adams 155 Political Science Evelyn L. K. Harris Health Services Richard Shultz Marie Garrett 156 Ronald R. Powell Joan Badger 157 Administration Thomas G. Voss Betty D. Caldwell David P. 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