Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 424 of the 1978 volume:

The penin iijilvoiniil© Utnivef itig Univ@ff itt g p@fflk , jSenini ijj v iie-.JjfeQQ2 . fyiiyrixht 1078‘. All ritffyts raserved Where to look for: Introduction................ 2 Lifestyles................. 36 Free Time.................. 68 Sports..................... 92 Activities................ 168 Seniors................... 238 Mario T. Weissenrieder, Editor Don B. Friedman, Mng. Editor Dobra L Weiser .. . Photo Editor (jhoryl J. Cease .. . Literary Editor Sheila Savvant ... Candid Layout Editor Michael E. Wendrowski ... Spurts Editor fane Gates .. . Activities Editor Stacy Hesse . . . Seniors Editor Vincent Pompo ... business Editor Jeffrey Greer .. . Advertising Manager Thu 1978 La Via ia (Iadieu lad to thu people who inuilo HofW Statu in 1978 and who gave us this special Space in time. So to thu hot dog man (lluy-uy. hot do !), to Urn (Sopu (dm evangelist). to Jimmy Cefalq, to HORS, to thu frishee players of Old Main lawn; to you, Huan Statu, this volume is dudlqotod. To you wo attribute the diversity mid depth of our University. 2 Clockwise, from top left: Houle 26 in Pine Grove Mills; Bald Eagle Host Slop; view from Stone Min.; Centre Hall: Nittany Mall from Skip’s Junkyord: campus view from Penn Towers. HAO0Y u □ jgKWjp rf 1 The idea of State College as the urban capital of the Centre Region may surprise the natives of large cities who temporarily reside in Happy Val- ley. Considering that, in addition to State College, the Centre Region is comprised of local villages and rural township areas, the University's town 1 across the street can indeed be thought of as an urban entity. But State College, as well as the entire Centre Region, must be looked at in con- junction with Penn State — the area's life-sustain- ing force. The rapid rise in local population over recent years is u direct result of the increased expansion of the University’s enrollment. In 1973. the Centre Region had a total population of 57,145. Of this figure, 30,157 were University under- graduate and graduate students. Studies done by the State College Municipal Council have shown that, Since 1940 the ratio of student enrollment to overall population has ten- ded to increase from slightly more than one in three to slightly more than one in two. One reason for such an increase may be that State College, at an elevation of about 1200 feet, is an almost ideal location for a university whose primary purpose is to serve residents of Pennsylva- nia. Nestled within the Ridge and Valley Province, a series of parallel mountains and valleys extend- ing east of the Allegheny front. State College’s central location makes it almost equally accessible from all four corners of the state: 135 miles from Pittsburgh in the southwest, 141 miles from Scran- ton in the northeast, 175 miles from Erie in the northwest and 168 miles from Philadelphia in the southeast. Given such a location, it is easy to see how Penn State has become a melting pot of Pennsylvania’s college students. — Cheryl). Cease 5 LIBERAL ARTS Clockwise, from top left: moving into Hartranft Hall fall term; orientation booth on the HUB lawn; parking lot 80: traffic enforcement officer in north visitors' parking lot; book buying at the Student Book Store: academic registration at the fntromurai Building. Penn State — as of today your home away from home. The first step is getting all of your supplies from your station wagon to your sixth poor dorm room. Not easy when 8,000 other students have the same idea. Once you’re settled, you can check out the orientation programs designed to help you get acquainted with University life. Now you’re ready for registration - a hassle, but not the horror veterans make it out to be. You’ve survived and it's time to buy books, a pnal frustration before you en- ter your first classroom as a Penn State student. mumt C Stm m � � NTATIO Getting a parking ticket has always been a frustrating experience at Penn State. In recent years, changes in the parking code have en- abled the University to minimize the number of one of its major offenders - the unregis- tered parker. The extensive abuse of parking privileges on campus by both visitors and students has resulted in the introduction of a magistrate's citation, explained Roy L. Hen- ry, student parking and traffic coordinator. The citation means a 25 dollar fine for the operator of an unregistered vehicle which has been parked on campus, Henry said. To avoid this fine, a student can register his car at the Student Traffic Violation Office in the HUB or at registration at the beginning of each term. Freshmen are not permitted to keep cars on campus without special per- mission from the office. A student who has illegally parked a regis- tered vehicle will be fined from one to ten dollars depending on the number of viola- tions he's accumulated during the term, Hen- ry said. The student may appeal if he feels the violation has been issued unjustly. If a student re uses to pay a ticket, he will be denied any requests for official transcripts, will not be allowed to register for the follow- ing term, or if it's his final term, will not be permitted to graduate. — Jake Zagozewski 8 After three years of studying at Puttee, seniors may have finally felt they hud mastered the library's complex shelving system. But fall term presented a surprise to these and to other students — Puttee Library had undergone a minor face lift. The Undergraduate Library, housed in Pattee's west wing, was eliminated, and volumes of literature were shelved in its place. Life sciences were expanded to include the second floor of the cast wing, and the social sciences grew to include more space within the old stacks. According to Murrey S. Martin. Associate Dean of Libraries, there were two major reasons for these changes. The first and more important of the two. Martin said, was the rapid growth in three major areas of the library's collection: literature, life sciences, and the social sciences. Each year the library adds close to 50,000 books to its collection, a total equivalent to almost a mile of shelving. he said. The main bulk of these volumes are in these three areas. A second reason for the changes was discovered after a review of the library’s structure. It was concluded that there was no longer adequate rationale for a separate section of the library designated for undergraduate study, Martin said. After this decision was reached, books from the Undergraduate Library were intershelved among the stacks, he added. Such a step allows for three to four years breathing space in the library's literature collection. Several other changes are now in the planning stages. Possibly these future renovations will allow the library to meet its ever-increasing needs for additional space, Martin said. - Cheryl J. Cease ■ Clockwise, from lop letf: Beaver Stadium: a native?: Puttee: Pattee relief: Study inf; at the HUB - Terrace Room complex: Obelisk. 9 — iriPnrc The tri-annual Boucke sleep over. a frus- trating Penn State tradition, has become a thing of the past. Last fall, a new system was in- stituted by the Career Development and Place- ment Center in Boucke Building, for placing students in the job market. This system replaced the old first come, first served method which had often made it necessary for a student to spend a night in Boucke at the beginning of each term in order to sign up for an interview. According to ]. Phillip Bucher, coordinator of the program, the new system stresses individual qualifications as a prerequisite for obtaining a job interview. To participate in the program, a student must register at the beginning of or during the school year in which he desires interviews. Next he is asked to complete an Interview Request Form which serves as a type of resume and as an indication of career aspirations. On Monday of each week, campus interview notices are posted in Boucke; the interested student then submits a request form to each company with which he desires an interview. These forms arc reviewed by recruiters from each of the companies, who select the students they feel best meet their companies’ needs. Interviews are set up with these students through the placement office. We have gotten only positive feedback since the new system was started. said Bucher. Both students and recruiters feel it is a fairer, more professional way of doing things. — Cheryl J. Cease Clockwise, from top left: HUB Post Office; Eisenhower Chapel: Fourth Floor Boucke Reception Area; HUB Main Desk; Ritenour Fresh man inoculation for TB: Pattcc Library Reference Information Desk. mercis Wl TRACTOR Parts of University Park arc getting a new look. In the past year, stages of change at main campus have been easily visible. Perhaps (he most obvious of these was the addition of two Poors to the back of Chandlee Laboratory. According to John D. Miller. Physical Plant Director, this was a simple venture as the original blueprints for Chandlee allowed extra room to accom- odate expansion. The progress of another expansion project has been watched closely by Penn State sports enthusiasts. By the start of the 1978 football season. Beaver Stadium will have close to 16.000 additional seats which will completely circle the playing peld. Due to this increase in the stadium's seating capacity and because the for- mer no longer met Olympic standards, new track and field facilities have been built south of the Stadium. Penn State's rapidly growing nursing program made obvious the need for more classroom space for theo- retical work within the nursing curriculum. The result is the Nursing Education Building, scheduled for com- pletion in the summer of 1978 as an addition to the Human Development Building. Less visible but no less important are the renovations to Schwab Auditorium. In addition to a refurbished interior, the end of this summer will see the auditorium equipped with new heating and air conditioning sys- tems. - Cheryl J. Cease COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA PLPAN'IMENT OF general SERVICES] WttTON J SW� . «� ««« SMtK IfNCN. SFMF.TASY NOJttTM m MR CONOmON BUILDINGS ftC FEMSYlTINli SUYR OWYEISITY SULWtt CUWS.MIUW W WUN A8CHIY5CY wm covsmwo co cr wmem SO Mi'fiRT.I VC AW RtATWS YW.iWC 12 iiiiUiiiii IlSIIpIill! Clockwise, from loft: Willard BI (Jr.: silo of Nursing Bldg.; Walker Bldg.; h'lsanhowcr Auditorium name chango: Chandlcc Lab. 14 d 110 TRADlTlOn During the countless times you have walked across campus, have you ever slowed your pace to simply notice the buildings you pass? If so. you may have observed that Penn State's ar- chitecture runs the gamut of styles from the earlier classical types to the more geometrical styles of today. The oldest building on campus is the Old Botany Building, constructed in 1887. In 1950. Frank Lloyd Wright said that the little red building across from Schwab Auditorium was the most beautiful structure at the University at that time. The alternating lions' heads and palmettos found on the rooflines of Sparks and Burrovves Buildings are interesting classical features used to relieve the monotony of the long roofs. Other classical touches are the urns balanced above the entryways of Sparks and Sacked Buildings. Behind Sparks lies the oldest dorm complex, West Halls. Starting with a nucleus of three buildings in 1932 - Watts, Jor- dan and Irvin Halls — future struc- tures spread symmetrically to the right and left giving the area a lay- ered look. Perhaps the most interesting con- trast in contemporary architecture is provided by the windowed walls of Shields Building as they stare at the totally blank face of the Intramural Building directly across the street. — Cheryl J. Cease ___J ==S Speaking with Pat Cahalcn, Executive Di- rector of the State College Chamber of Commerce: How do you respond to student claims that downtown State College businessmen charge higher prices to a captive Penn State audience? Outside competitor: Transportation is available to outlying areas. Buses leave from the downtown State College area throughout the day. Downtown merchants have felt a downward pressure on their prices because of this development. Overhead: Most Downtown retailers lease their premises. For a small storefront in town, rent is S400 a month. Larger stores pay up to $4,000 a month. Unawareness of prices: Many students do not have to purchase items when at home. Parents do it for them. Students from urban areas are not accustomed to small town prices. Merchants in State Col- lege do not experience rapid inventory turnover and cannot buy in quantity, there- fore the prices tend to run higher. Shoplifting: State College has a high rate of shoplifting, although store managers re- fused to quote loss figures. McLanahan's, which employs a private surveillance firm to monitor their stores, catches about one shoplifter a day at their East College Ave- nue store. That’s only a minute fraction of the offenders; we find empty makeup boxes all the time. Returning items: Most stores will not give cash refunds, only credit at their estab- lishments. State College store managers were forced to implement this system to combat the return — of — the — shoes — that - were - worn - to — a - weekend - formal — and — then — returned — on — Monday — morning — syndrome. Cahalen commented. But don't tell me that State College stores aren't making a substantial profit. Not all of them are. Really, there are several stores downtown that are marginal. 1 can't understand why they stay open. Cahalen said. Yet, State College can be a place to make money and there is outside interest in the area's potential. Clockwise, from lop loft: Shopping downtown: Student Book Store: Corner Room: Colder Way: Route 322. 17 18 o n As rapidly as the University seems to increase the number of students which swell its ranks, downlown State College grows to accommodate them, their appetites and their interests. One of the most obvious and most recent expansions is the addition of a large restau- rant section to The Train Station on College Avenue. This new area will seat about 300 people, according to a restaurant spokes- person. A classy red caboose is parked in front, used as a lobby and waiting room for hungry clients. At the time of this writing, consideration is being given to the estab- lishment of a banquet room. Speaking of food. State College has made several other additions to its list of eating establishments. Wuv’s Restaurant. Bell's Greek Pizza, and Tippy's Tacos have all brought their cuisine to the College Avenue area, while Patriot Steak house opened on South Atherton Street. And for evening enter- tainment. Gatsby's, a 20 s style speakeasy bar, opened its doors as part of the Corner Room complex. Other diverse structures have been built in State College in 1977. The Sheraton Hotel on Pugh Street added a new wing of luxury rooms. Central Counties Bank opened a drive-in office at the corner of Garner Street and Beaver Avenue. A senior citizen's hous- ing project was constructed on Belair Avenue and Bell of Pennsylvania on South Allen Street added a tall dishlike structure to its roof which makes use of microwaves in com- pleting long distance telephone walls. Clockwise, from lop left: Dunk's second floor addition: ruins of Cut's Luncheonette; painted wall on Corner Street: Wiener Kind's sign; Train Station; Wuv's. 19 NEWS RESEARCH Battling Bulges We’ve all heard the saying, Thin is in, but fat is whore it's at, usual- ly spoken by some jolly, plump per- son. Unfortunately, for some 20 mil- lion overweight Americans, fat is not where it’s a I. If you are obese (weight 25-30% more than your opti- mum weight), you are more prone to chronic diseases, high blood pressure, respiratory difficulties, and find strenuous exertion nearly impossible. Simply eating less is not the cure-all for obesity, and re- searchers in the University's Labo- ratory for Human Performance Re- search. directed by Dr. Elsworlh R. Buskirk, are trying to define the causes of obesity in order to find safe, permanent weight loss meth- ods. Observing characteristics of fat vs. t iin people may shed some light on the subject, and researchers have studied methods of determin- ing body fatness. Body denseness was measured by pinching skin folds, using ultra-sound, and weigh- ing people underwater as well as in the air. One researcher is testing lean and overweight women as they exercise in cool water, in hopes of determining whether thin women expend more calories. The researchers believe that childhood patterns may play a role in obesity - good physical training in youth may decrease the chances of becoming an overweight adult. An experimental training program with eight to twelve year olds showed that the overweight kids did benefit from the physical activi- ty. They reduced body fatness and showed significant fitness gains. ■ Energy Social scientists at the University are studying resource related issues in order to provide state legislators with information they need in mak- ing major policy decisions. Working under the University's Center for the Study of Environ- mental Policy, the researchers are studying consumer attitudes to- ward energy conservation, burial of low-level atomic waste and pollu- tion abatement bonds. Dr. Terry A. Terror, director of the Environmental Policy Center, is in charge of the research projects which are being funded by part of a $335,000 grant from the Ford Foundation. For the first project — consumer attitudes toward energy con- servation — two marketing profes- sors arc designing methods of mea- suring consumer preferences. They are using new marketing research techniques which measure how much relative importance people place on specific energy proposals when considering them as alterna- tives. Four researchers are working on the second project which involves finding disposal sites for low-level radioactive wastes. The scientists are developing guidelines for selec- tion of disposal areas in Pennsylva- nia for these nuclear wastes. A finance professor is conducting the third project which concerns pollution abatement revenue bonds. He is evaluating the bonds, which are issued by various political units in the State, to see how the bonds benefit local communities, if they lower the cost of capital for a com- pany. and what motivates in- stitutions to buy these bonds. ■ 20 Cr«« student Zen An ton ink and fuel scientist Howard Palmer with their model solar energy collection system on the roof of Mineral Industries Building. Students at work in a car mechanic shop in the Altoona vocational education school system. Hitting the Roof Zenaii Antoniak. a grad student in fuel science, spent the summer of 75 on lop of the Mineral Industries building. Doing What?” you might osk. He was roof-sitting a small, experimental version of a solar energy collection system that he and his adviser built. Their emphasis while building the system was on simplicity and practicality. Almost all the materi- als and parts used are common and inexpensive. In fact, they used ordinary commercial graphite to soak up the rays, since black is a veritable sponge for sunlight. In simple terms, the system works like this: an X-shaped piece « graphite is housed in an in- sulated glass pipe, and helium gas Is pumped through the pipe. When !be graphite soaks up light, heat is transferred to the flowing gas, and this heated glass could ultimately drive a gas turbine coupled to an electric generator. The system is meant for power plant installations, not for the home, and the scientists hope to demonstrate the feasibility of heat- gases enough to run a turbine in a full scale working model. ■ Stop Drop-outs Trying to spot the potential high school dropout and then find ways to keep him in school was the goal of a Penn State research team who followed the progress of 780 ninth- grade students through the Altoona High School system. For four years, Dr. Seymour llrantner and Dr. Thomas Ender- Icin watched and recorded traits of both vocational and non-vocation- al students. Of the twenty independent vari- ables used, absenteeism and a low grade-point average were the most consistent dropout warning signs. With vocational students, it was a combination of the two; but with non-vocationals it was absenteeism only. Special counseling might keep these potential dropouts in school, and the research team recommends that the attendance record and grade-point average for each stu- dent up to grade nine be carefully watched. The team's report has been sent to high school administrative per- sonnel and counselors all over the country. ■ 21 NEWS RESEARCH Cancer Suspect The Specialized Cancer Research Center in Hershey is investigating the herpes viruses as suspected cancer causing agents. Under the direction of Dr. Fred Rapp, a team of researchers is concentrating on three specific herpes viruses: the Epstein-Barr virus; the human cy- tomegalovirus; and the herpes sim- plex virus, types 1 and 2. The Epstein-Barr virus has the most potential for human cancer of those under study, according to Rapp. The researchers are trying to define how the virus enters and transforms epithelial cells, those which develop into the cancerous tumor cells. The human cytomegalovirus is a newer cancer suspect, and re- searchers arc trying to determine if it is connected to genital and uri- nary tract tumors in some way. With the herpes simplex viruses researchers are developing methods to compare the ability of these vi- ruses to transform cells. ■ They Eat Manure With soaring feed prices and grain shortages, cattle raisers may have to turn to animal wastes to nourish their livestock. It’s not as bad as it sounds. Ani- mal scientist Lowell L. Wilson is feeding his cattle, among other things, ensiled manure. Ensiling is a process of fermentation that changes many of the physical char- acteristics of the manure. The cattle at Penn State seem to like it. and are growing. And they're growing as much and as fast as cattle fed standard feeds, according to Dr. Wilson. His studies indicate that cattle waste silage can substitute almost pound- for-pound for corn silage. Only 15% of the beef consumed in the northeast is produced there, but Dr. Wilson feels using animal wastes could boost production 40%. m Soft contact lenses used in test by athletes. Lenses Tested In the past decade, contact lens use in sports has become more and more common. Spurred by the ath- letes' demands, the Bausch and Lomb Co. was interested in finding out whether soft lenses would per- form better than hard lenses in sports. Penn State’s Sports Research Institute, directed by Dr. Chauncey A. Morehouse, undertook such a study for the Soflens Division of Bausch and Lomb Co. After screening by a team physi- cian and examination by an op- thamologist, 30 players in the Fall ‘76 intercollegiate sports program at Penn State were selected and fitted with Bausch and Lomb Soflens contacts. Most of the athletes wore the soft lenses about two weeks before completely adjusting to them. Mi- nor difficulties experienced during the adjustment time included tired- ness, redness and irritation of the eyes. Once adjusted, the athletes were required to wear the lenses only during play, about two hours a day. but most voluntarily wore them up to 16 hours each day. At the end of the testing period, which lasted all season, 95% of the athletes stated that Soflens use was better than or had an advantage over hard lenses or glasses. ■ The Pump Is In Walk through any grocery store and you'll notice that the pump is fast replacing the traditional spray can on the shelves. The pump’s popularity can be traced to concern over the ozone layer, a shield that protects us from much of the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Harmful gases from the spray could be penetrating this shield, and meteorologist John Olivcro is working on a NASA-supported pro- ject to study ozone in the stratos- phere and beyond. Small mete- orological rockets, capable of going up 40 to 45 miles, will provide the data for his study and he hopes to determine just how important ozone is in controlling climatologic- al effects far above the earth. ■ Production Study Animal scientist at Penn State have been studying the sometimes bizarre social behavior of animals in a series of projects directed by Lowell Wilson, Grant Sherritt and Hannon Graves. The scientists are coming up with practical sugges- tions for farmers who want to get the most from their animals. Their studies are particularly geared to discovering why crowding, inter- mixing of groups and isolation can affect production efficiency. One study of high-density hous- ing programs for beef steers showed the older and larger steers were the more dominant ones. This tempera- ment is related to production, with the more dominant steers gaining weight more rapidly, thereby reaching slaughter weight and grade sooner. Another study investigated the behavior of lambs reared in envi- ronments of varying degrees of iso- lation. It was found that artificial environments or isolation had no adverse effects on growth and so- cial behavior of lambs. m 22 News CAMPUS USG president Grunt Ackerman being interviewed on the State Capital steps about the budget crisis. Money Is Tight During the 1977-78 school year Pennsylvania colleges and univer- sities were in a monetary hind — they just weren't getting the neces- sary state funds. And Penn State, as students were well aware, was very hard hit. As a result, the Uni- versity vvos forced to make cuts in all departments to breathe life into its crippled budget. Cuts were made in the budgets of each of the col- leges. Education was hardest hit. partly due to decreasing enroll- ment. The colleges with the heavi- est enrollment pressures, such as Business Administration, had the smallest cuts. However, twice as much money was eliminated from University “support programs — library, physical plant services — as from academic programs. Staff cuts in all areas were made through con- sideration of the number of student credit hours per faculty members, the number of support personnel in ratio to those on the academic staff and the number of vacant positions which could be eliminated to avoid layoffs. According to Director of Budget and Planning Chalmers Norris, there was a loss of 11 faculty posi- tions. 33 clerical and 23 technical jobs. In addition, if sections of classes were not filled, those sec- tions were dropped. When the new budget act was finally passed, $408.8 million went to Penn State in appropriations, a figure still $900,000 less than Gov. Shapp had recommended. Although this is a two percent increase over funds the university received last year, it by no means ends budget problems. Despite the fact that current money problems paint a gloomy picture for the future, many administrators take an optimistic view of the situ- ation because they feel it will cause more intense planning and restruc- turing of priorities within each in- dividual college. The students probably felt the budget crunch hardest in the effects it had on library operating hours. Pattec, previously open until mid- night on Sundays and weekdays, started closing its doors at 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. Fall Term, a reduction of 17 hours per week and a cut of $120,000 in oper- ating expenses. Student response was angrily in- tense. The Academic Assembly conducted a student poll to dis- cover that 93 to 95% of students did not see the need for the cut in li- brary hours. The next step was a library study-in, conducted by the Assembly and USG, which pro- voked excellent student response. As a result, the library once again began keeping its doors open until midnight during Winter Term, but were forced to eliminate book fines and overdue notices. ■ Crime Rate Rises The greatest number of campus crimes occurred in the fall, prob- ably due to the crowds attracted to Penn State football games. From 3976 to 1977 liquor law vio- lations and drunkeness offenses doubled and indecent exposure tripled, while vandalism decreased. Campus police speculated that more people are reporting crimes, indicating that present statistics may be a more realistic assessment of crimes. Of offenses committed in 1977, police said 49% were by per- sons not affiliated with PSU. The year also sow many local fires and a student was arrested for setting six fires Fall Term — five in dorms and one in an academic building. Early one October morning, fires were set in Atherton Hall and Park Hill Apartments. While reported rape incidents fell in 3977 from four to one, eight cases were reported in State College over 1976's five. m 24 USG Elections On March 30 and 31 of 1977. Grant Ackerman and Dennis Ru- port were elected president and vice-president of the Under- graduate Student Government with 2.175 votes. This was 346 votes more than second place candidates Ted Anderko and Dave Halyerle re- ceived. The campaigns were focused on the ever-spiraling tuition increases, end improvement in the student advising procedure, greater student involvement in their government end lowering the state's drinking age. Nine pairs of candidates ran in the spring elections. Bringing up the rear with 63 votes were Photon end Black Knight, most likely write-ins. ■ Halting Elm Blight Since the 1930's. Dutch elm dis- ease has been a major problem in Pennsylvania killing trees through- cut the state. The fatal disease is carried by elm bark beetles. In an attempt to save campus elms, the University has instituted a phere- monc trapping program, a relative- ly new procedure. The trap uses a chemical which attracts beetles and causes them to stick to it. Beetles are destroyed, preventing them from spreading the disease- causing fungus. Many methods of disease control have been tried, but none has proved completely effec- tive. u New Dorm Phones Santa paid dorm residents a visit aver the holidays. Students re- turned from Christmas break to find a phone in each individual room. Students now are able to make long distance calls, a luxury not available on the previous hall extensions. The service provided is Bell Telephone’s Student Centrex Service. Under this service, bills ad- dressed to each room number are sent once a month. ■ Evangelist led Smock preaching to students on the wall in front of Willord Building. Soapbox Crusade Student inspecting campus tree. Simmons coed enjoying her in-room phone. During 1977 Penn State students got religion — daily. Rain or shine, two or more preachers usually stood in front of Willard Building spouting fire-and-brimstone to in- terested. angered or indifferent lis- teners. Jed Smock. Max Lynch and Bro Cope were among the evangelists who preached to bc- twecn-class loiterers. In 1977 evan- gelism was on the rise at Penn State reflective of the national trend. m Wrapping Up ... In November 1977 Norman Albert set a world record when he tread water at the Natatorium for 52 hours. Two months earlier 1.733 PSU students played a game of mu- sical chairs which put them in The Guinness Book of World Records. Another game proved it has its dangerous points as Lion quarter- back Chuck Fusina received threat- ening letters for the second straight year. Speaking of dangers, early January saw the evacuation of 1,500 people from West Halls when a cannister of poisonous gas was released in the area. Stepping downtown, we saw a student bare her chest at The Bar to take first place in the Wet T-Shirt Contest. ■ 25 NEWS LOCAL Science Fiction and Digitals Set Trends Lines tvere frequently this long for the science fiction Ih x office hit Stor Wars. Catering to the digitally minded consumer. Cinema in 1977 saw the come- back of science fiction, featuring intcrgalactic entertainment. Early summer brought Star Wars, a fa- vorite of Penn State students. Au- diences adored hero R2-D2, de- tested villain Darth Vadcr and pon- dered the force.” Cold weather brought with it a Steven Spielberg film. Close Encounters of the Third Kind, which has excellent special effects. The film depicted the initial face-to-face meeting of earthlings with space aliens. Science fiction movies set trends in books, calen- dars. toys and even produced an X- rated. outspace flick. Another movie students saw time after lime was Rocky Horror Pic- ture Show. which encouraged the participation of a delighted au- dience. Persons attending made rain with plant misters, lit can- dles in the dark and threw rice during a wedding ceremony. Speaking of entertainment, long- running television programs made it big in 1977. After the precedent was set by the week-long serial “Roots,” countless other shows were produced which kept people glued to their T.V. sets for several consecutive evenings. “Washington Behind Closed Doors.” “The Godfa- ther and 79 Park Avenue” arc a few examples. When people turned off their tubes and started going places, they found a relatively new and inter- esting way to reach their destina- tions. Mopeds. bicycle-like two- wheeled vehicles with motors, had been introduced from Europe and were gaining popularity in the U.S. Used on highways like motorcycles. mopeds raised much concern over traffic safety. However, the in- dustry predicts excellent future sales, estimating that three to four million will be sold each year dur- ing the first half of the 1980's. Another line of items that made a heavy hit on the market in 1977 was digital articles. Calculators were slimmed and trimmed, digital watches adorned countless wrists, replacing the old sweep hand, digit- al clock radios kept people on schedule and even computer games flooded the market. ■ Audience lighting mutches during a scene in the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show.' 26 The Laurel Trrr Srolo Secretary DoLores State's Secretary Tucker Fired Monitor Secretary of the Com- m°nwcallh C. Da Lores Tucker be- conic the new vice-president of Broadcast station WYIS in Phoe- nixville, PA, in December of 1977. It jvas the second time Tucker was in 0 neivs during the year. The first 'vas when Gov. Milton Shapp fired or in September for her use of •s ofe employees in writing her pub- lc speeches. The speeches earned 1 uckcr close to $60.000. flicker, thoroughly dissatisfied With'that as the reason behind her ormination as secretary, retaliated Y Saying Shapp dismissed her So e V f°r political reasons. I ennsylvania‘s Governor Mllion Shapp. Stale College’s Republican Mayor Addison. Addison Elected In November 1977. 53 percent of the registered Centre County voters turned to the polls for local elec- tions. There are seven Hcpublican and 11 Democratic precincts in State College. In the most publi- cized local election. Republican Municipal Councilman Arnold Ad- dison defeated Democrat Greg Stewart in the race for Mayor. Mayor Jo Hays did not seek re- election. Three Democratic Munici- pal Council members were also chosen — Ronald Abler. Dorothy Lennig and Ingrid Holtzmun. In an upset. Richard Sharp, a Philipsburg Democrat, was elected Centre County fudge over District Attorney Charles Drown. m Johnstown Flooded Nothing can be as awesomely de- structive as the forces of nature at raging work, as Johnstown resi- dents learned last summer in the hardest way possible as the Con- emaugh River overflowed its banks, sending a lethal supply of water into the city. fuly 20 article in a local newspaper read. Eight hours of rain swelled creeks over their banks today, isolating many com- munities and pouring a waist-high torrent into this southwestern Penn- sylvania city, which was almost wiped out in the infamous John- stown Flood of 1669. As a result of the '77 flood, over 2.000 people were left homeless in Cambria County alone. By the day after the flood's onset. 32 people were known dead with more bodies yet to be discovered. When cleanup got underway at least 36 more bodies were found and estimates of property damage had reached the $200 million mark. Gov. Shapp declared a state of extreme emergency for the John- stown area and 7 over western counties. Many groups, among them VISTA volunteers. Mcn- nonites and the electrical workers’ union, worked to clean up flood debris. One VISTA volunteer noted that the flood had ripped the walls off an apartment building, leaving apartments intact. The city has had flooding problems since 1889. m Jmf. “! r Dam which broke, unleashing raging waters through the Johnstown area. riint n III T)I mutiny G'nlfr Daily Time 27 NEWS THE NATION Carter Close-up At the close of 1977. Jimmy Car- ter held 'll months as President of the United States under his belt. During those 11 months. Carter had seen many of his hopes frustrated and much of his innocence had vanished. His intentions had been good, but often too unrealistic to be practical. At the start of 1978, he resolved to make a similar but less idealistic set of dreams come true. In January of 1977. Jimmy Carter had taken his oath of office, his famous smile rePecting his eternal optimism. He was soon to discover the dis- couragements common to national leaders. At the end of 1977, Carter’s top- priority energy program was at a standstill in Congress, no con- clusions had been reached (nor were they expected in the near fu- ture) for his tax and welfare re- forms and unemployment figures were still unsettlingly high. Particularly significant in 1977 was the Bert Lance affair, which helped to undermine the President's reputation for integrity and hon- esty. Lance. Carter's director of the Office of Management and Budget, had several charges leveled against him by five federal agencies which put Carter, who had publicly pro- claimed his faith in his OMB direc- tor, in a bad light. In a gallup poll for Newsweek in September 1977. half the people be- lieved Carter tried to protect Lance too much and 26 percent said they had lowered their opinions of Car- ter's ethicai standards as a result of the Bert Lance scandal. But there were successes, even if the disappointments tended to take precedence in the news headlines. President Jimmy Carter. Among them were a $20 billion economic-recovery package, an employment act for the nation’s youth, a government-reorganization bill, a new energy department and some promising diplomatic in- itiatives. One of the problems with 1977, press secretary Jody Powell said in a Newsweek interview, was that everybody was too busy nudging this, kicking that, trying to get everything off the ground. We should have stood up early and said, ‘look, folks, this is going to be a hell of a year. We’ve got a lot to get cracking. Bear with us’. But nothing was said. and the results were obvious. Newsweek continued to say that the basic workaholic Jimmy was the one thing that hadn't changed during his year in office. But he had learned one im- portant lesson, that is, the perils of trying to do everything at once — and the difficulty of getting any- thing done at all. ■ Fighting Gays Anita Bryant, singer and former beauty queen, learned public hatred in 1977. Her anti-homosexual cru- sade has made her notorious, par- ticularly after her successful at- tempt in June to repeal a Miami ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals in the housing and job markets. Heady with her victory, Ms. Bryant sought to start a national campaign against ho- mosexuality. At one place, her stance on the issue earned her a pie in the face. Ms. Bryant has written a book. The Anita Bryant Story, subtitled: The Survival of Our Nation’s Families and the Threat of Militant Homosexuality. ■ Flood Disaster In November of 1977. after five inches of rain fell on Toccoa, Georgia, a dam hurst, sending a 30 foot-high wall of water roaring into the Georgia Valley. Thirty-eight people at the Toccoa Falls Bible College perished, trailers were to from the ground and cars floated away. The dam was not strong enough to withstand the pressure of a large amount of water — water it should have been able to constrain. The Toccoa tragedy should never have happened. It was another in a series of indicators that the Dam Inspection Act passed by Congress in 1972 was not being properly en- forced. The Army Corps of Engineers conducted an inventory of the na- tion's dams listing 9,000 as high hazard , meaning there could be substantial loss of life and property if any failed. ■ Al‘ pho«ot courf� y Onto- Dully Time� 28 Cross Country ... Although 1977 had its pleasant points, throughout the year death and disaster were splashed across the front pages of newspapers and the covers of maga- zines. On a hot midsummer's night in New York City a bolt of lightning struck electrical equipment and plunged the city into darkness for 25 hours, causing chaos and disorder to run rampant. Early in February disaster struck an- other of the nation's large cities when a Chicago Transit Authority elevated train fell to the sidewalk in the downtown loop, killing 12 persons and injuring 160 others. The crash occurred during a Friday night rush hour. Moving far north to Deadshorc, Alaska, the trouble-plagued oil pipeline was shutdown three times in 16 days. Twice in less lhan a month a truck hit a section of the line, the second time caus- ing 4,000 gallons of oil to spray from it. An explosion was the cause of an ear- lier shutdown and was blamed on hu- man error.” People in the 1977 news included mass killer Gary Gilmore who caused a capi- tal punishment controversy with his crimes rather than serve a life-time sen- tence. His death wish was met in Janu- ary when he tossed down a drink and faced a firing squad. After a six-month manhunt New York City police captured another killer, David Berkowitz. Calling himself Son of Sam,” Berkowitz mur- dered six young people at the request, he said, of a dog. A myriad of celebrity deaths were in the 1977 news (see page 35), among them actress Joan Crawford, silent film star Charlie Chaplin and Senator Hubert Humphrey. m From lop loft: Anita Bryant: Gary Gilmore; Chicago El-train crash: Liz Carpenter. Rosalynn Carter. Betty Ford. Elly Peterson at ERA rally; K'eiv York City daring and after Jnly blackout. - NEWS - WORLD Sadot and Begin Talking Peace On November 21. 1977, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt ended an historic journey to Jerusalem and returned to Cairo after pledging with Menahem Begin, leader of Is- rael. “No more war. Sadat, hailed as a “hero of peace, said in his final statement to Israel's cabinet in Jerusalem: “Let us raise two slogans — no war. and security. In the past 30 years, Egyptians and Israelis have fought four wars. The Egyptian President had risk- ed his political future and the uni- ty of the Arab world to speak to his enemies in the capital. Prime Min- ister Begin responded with a sim- ilar sentiment. We have decided no more war between our nations. We will establish peace and live in peace. Sadat also said that there would be no compromise on Arab de- mands for the return of territory captured in 1967 or on the estab- lishment of a Palestinian home- land. Begin said the visit was a real success for both countries and for the cause of peace. Wiiat part does the United States play in the Egyptian-Isracli sce- nario? According to Richard Steele in an article in Newsweek Maga- zine: Sadat's bold steps took much of the initiative away from the U.S. in the Mideast negotiations. Bather than the comprehensive process Carter pushed for. the Egyptians and Israelis were negotiating most- ly with each other, and the Admin- istration saw the virtues of the ap- proach ... Washington’s new role was to ensure that they kept talk- ing — to bolster Sadat's initiatives. urge Israel to be forthcoming and lobby the recalcitrant Arabs and Russians to join the (iiaJogue to- ward an eventual all-over agree- ment. It remains to he seen how successful the U.S. is in this trou- bled region. ■ Former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Gandhi Arrested Indira Gandhi was THE power in India for 11 years. In March 1977. Mrs. Gandhi was turned out of office along with the Congres- sional party by the Janata party coalition. Her final 21 months in power were under emergency laws. After openly daring the new In- dian Government to arrest her, Mrs. Gandhi was suddenly obliged on October 3 when officers of the Central Bureau of Investigation en- tered her New Delhi home and wish- ed the former Prime Minister off to stand before a magistrate on charges of corruption in office. The magistrate ordered her re- lease. however, saying the govern- ment under Prime Minister Morarji Desai gave insufficient grounds for detaining her. Though the government appealed the magistrate's decision, support far Gandhi was evidently still strong in India. Across the nation, demonstrators came together to cheer the woman who formerly was their controversial leader. u Jim Hummel (AP) drawing of Israeli P.M. Menahem Begin and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat. 30 'errorism in Washington: policeman outside Islamic Mosque where gunmen were holding '(•stages, and on armed llanafi guard, (right), in front of the Hanafl Moslem Headquarters. Terrorism Hits In a Big Way The list of acts of terrorism throughout the world during 1977 is a seemingly endless one. But. ac- cording to Newsweek Magazine, the list of terrorist violence — from least harmful to most devastating — may actually have experienced a drop. So many of the incidents were of spectacular proportion in the toll taken on human life and in international security, that 1977 is 0 marked year, characterized by terrorist acts. On the national front. 12 fanatic llanafi Muslims invaded three Washington buildings and held 134 persons hostage for 39 hours. Across the Atlantic. South Mo- luccan nationalists took control of o Dutch school and a railroad train and held 166 children and adults for 20 long. agonizing days. Finally. Royal Dutch marines launched a counterattack and were able to free the hostages. In another part of Europe, kid- napping and cold-blooded murder made headlines. In West Germany. a government prosecutor and a prominent businessman were gun- ned down without warning. Anoth- er businessman was kidnapped and held captive six weeks before those holding him shot him dead. In his Newsweek article on ter- rorism. Dave M. Alpern wrote. How many terrorists are out there? Robert H. Kupperman. chief scientist of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, esti- mates that there are 50 active groups with about 3.000 members around the globe.” Not all of these groups — only a small minority — are actually considered threats to international safety. But the prob- lem of terrorism is compounded by sympathizers who abet the terror- ists. ■ Supersonics OK'd Aircraft safety and noise levels and the cost of transatlantic flights headlined the news in 1977. The question of jumbo jet safety reached a climax when two 747 jetliners collided and burned at Tenerife airport, leaving 577 dead and countless others wounded. A policy was announced late in September to allow the supersonic Concorde to fly to 13 major airports in the U.S. Local officials could ban those aircraft which violated “rea- sonable” noise rules. And a week later British air- travel cntrcpcncur Freddie Laker inaugurated his low-fare, no-reser- vation Skytrain service between London and New York. Skytrain was launched after a six-year battle with British and U.S. govern- ments. a Another Scandal Newsweek called the Korean Connection an expanding web of tenuous evidence touching more than 100 past and present United States Congressmen. What it is talking about is Korcagatc, the al- leged South Korean influence buy- ing in Washington. The prime wit- ness is businessman Tongsun Park, who is said to have charmed his way into high-level Washington with gifts, parties, and campaign contributions. Over the years. Park donated campaign funds to several Congressmen and made some busi- ness transactions. Nearly all of these actions would have been ille- gal if he had been officially repre- senting the South Korean govern- ment, hut Park denies that he was. But American officials have had problems in their attempts to ques- tion Park. At the time of this writ- ing. the New York Times reports that South Korean and American officials negotiated for ten hours before they could agree on the terms of Park’s interrogation. The Times continued to say that at the moment the Justice Department and the Korean Government seemed to be in agreement that controlled questioning of Park about allegations would be per- mitted. President Chung Hoc Park is alleged to have ordered the six- year operation. b Korean businessman Tongsun Park AI' pfetttca courtesy Ontrr Daily Tunc 31 NEWS WORLD Queen Elizabeth II a I Jubilee festivities. English Celebrate Silver Jubilee In June 1977, Queen Elizabeth II noted her 25th year as monarch of Great Britain. The week-long cele- bration was marked by festivals and parades. In addition there were pageants and processions in- cluding visiting dignitaries and a conference of the Commonwealth heads of government. The week's festivities are considered national reaffirmation of faith in the mo- narchy. ■ Africa Struggles As 1977 drew to a close, the plight of South African blacks was grave — far more dismal than when Jimmy Carter took office as U.S. president. Steve Biko, South Af- rica's non-violent militant and an apostle of “black consciousness died of brain damage at the hands of his nation’s police, and thou- sands of other blacks had been cast in jail. South Africa's Prime Minister John Vorstcr, an active opponent of the U.S., won a smashing re-election. But. despite these facts. Carter still clung to his commitment to push for majority rule in South Af- rica. Newsweek magazine reports. One senior White House aide said. “We have cast our lot with the forces of liberation — period.” Car- ter's stand did achieve some sig- nificant results. U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young made a strong im- pact with Carter's message in Black Africa. Vorstcr was attempt- ing to open the way for black rule in Namibia and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith agreed to some variant of the one man, one vote” principle aimed at bringing about majority rule as early as next year. AI’ phiXm niufkn)- Onlrr Dml� Timm 32 India Ravaged by Floods In July and August of 1977, In- dia's annual monsoon proved to be both a heaven and a hell. The heavy rains fell without stopping, causing more than 500 drowning deaths, submerging over 2,000 villages, causing cholera and malaria to spread necessitating the evacuation of 600,000 people. The capital city of New Delhi was one of the hardest hit areas. Despite the devastation, there was a positive side to the story. Fields from which Pood waters had receded were capable of yielding a bumper crop of near-record propor- tions. Estimates at the time of the Pood predicted the food output to equal that of the 1975 record of more than 120 million tons. ■ Terror Still Reigns in Amin's Uganda At the start of 1978. the world noted that Idi Amin’s reputation for murder and brutality was still in- tact. Throughout 1977 the Ugandan dictator was the source of cruelty and national bloodbaths. He has survived several attempts against his life. As of February of 1977, he was able to thwart ten such attempts and is always pre- pared for further attacks. Amin has a cut-throat, but effec- tive way of dealing with rumored death attempts. In September he faked a coma to prevent any pos- sible delay in the scheduled execu- tions of two murderers and thirteen teachers, businessmen and ofpcials who had been convicted of plotting to overthrow him. The fifteen prisoners were shot one by one by a firing squad while a crowd of thousands lined up to watch. For the Ugandan leader, it was just another execution. ■ A Rhodesian trooper interrogating a line of prisoners, forced to hold those positions. ONE MAN lONE VOTE Cfockvme. from tap loft: Demonstration in fthocfcsia: Idi Amin: Victims of Indian flood; Wb Pronco-British Concordes prepare for lake off at JFK International Airport in Now York. (See ro,0,od s'orios PACES 30-32.) IHI IB NEWS PEOPLE man’s aggressive and unorthodox tactics pul ABC right on top of the crowd-pleasing pile. Changing the channel, last year's viewer caught a glimpse of MARY TYLER MOORE bowing ouf of her seven-year affair with CBS. The Mary Tyler Moore Show revolu- tionized the television sitcom with its characters who developed, changed and were almost real. “What does a chameleon see when it looks in the mirror?” LILY TOMLIN, of course, or maybe Er- nestine. switchboard queen, or per- haps Edith Ann perched upon her rocking chair. Tomlin’s quicksilver face made her one of the most tal- ented comedians around. The ball stops with PELE. the soccer superstar who, in a single season with the Cosmos, created a U.S. boom in his sport. Cover Story Magazine covers familiarized the American public with a variety of faces and figures in the news dur- ing 1977. The youngest member of the White House Carter clan. 10-year old AMY CARTER found herself constantly in the news. The first President’s child to attend a Wash- ington public school since 1906. Amy was self-conscious about the continuous attention of the press. DOLLY PABTON (above), in 1977. became the first female coun- try singer to have her own tele- vision show. A more infamous ex-White House figure. RICHARD NIXON re- entered the American Home last year for 90 minutes of televised in- terviews with David Prost. Con- fronted with hard-hitting questions. America's anti-hero gave responses which ran from long and dull to surprisingly astute. Former Defense Secretary JAMES R. SCHLESINGER last year was handed one of the nation’s most difficult jobs — creating a national energy policy for the Carter Admin- istration. ERIC SEVAREID (above), a CBS Evening News institution since 1939. retired Nov. 30. 1977. The prison breakout of JAMES EARL RAY. convicted murderer of Marlin Luther King Jr., rekindled the debate over whether or not Ray alone was responsible for the 1968 slaying of King. Prime-time ancestry tracing fo- cused limelight on writer ALEX HALEY, whose book Roots was made into a dramatic epic for ABC last year. Roots. Haley's story of his family passage from an ancestral home in Africa to American sla- very, made television history when it was aired for eight consecutive nights. And speaking of ABC. FRED SIL- VERMAN. the network’s program- mer, was responsible for its phe- nomenal rise in the ratings. Silver- ANDREW YOUNG (above). U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, created controversy when he spoke out against white rule in black ma- jority Africa. AP plwlln euurtny Centre Dully Time 34 Sure To Be Missed ZERO MOSTEL (Died Sept. 8. 1977) The versatile actor of stage and screen died of a heart attack at age 62. Mostel, whose role in Fiddler on Ihe Roof made him a Broadway leg- end. had a career which spanned four decades. ERROL GARNER (Died fan. 2. 1977) The jazz pianist, best known for writing the song, Misty, died from a heart attack at age 53. FREDDIE PRINZE (Died fan. 29. 1977) At age 22, the native New Yorker died of a self-inPictcd gunshot wound in the head. The young star of the television series Chico and Ihe Man. Prime got his start on the Tonight Show as a stand-up comic. MARIA CALLAS (Died Sept. 16. 1977) The American-born opera queen died of a heart attack at age 53. Cal- la s. notorious as opera's bad girl, has been called the greatest singing ac- tress of this century. The diva of opera made her American debut in 1954 at Chicago’s Lyric Theater. ELVIS AARON PRESLEY (Died Aug. 16. 1977) The King of Bock ‘n’ Boll. famous for his pelvis-twisting gyrations, died from a heart ailment at age 42. A one- time truck driver. Presley hit the top of the charts in 1956 with his record- ing Heartbreak Hotel.” His body is buried at Graceland Mansion. Mem- phis, Tenn., where he lived as a vir- tual recluse his last 20 years. BING CROSBY (Died Oct. 14. 1977) At age 77, Bing Crosby died from a heart attack after completing a win- ning round of golf in Madrid. Spain. His mellow voice is best remembered for the songs “White Christmas and Holy Night. Crosby once remarked that he would like to he remembered as “just an ordinary guy and a pretty good singer. CROUCHO MARX (Died Aug. 19.1977) The most famous of America's zaniest team of comedians, the Marx Brothers, Groucho died of pneumonia at age 86. Groucho. who made comic institutions of his duck walk and ci- gar flick, practiced his irreverent style of humor for almost 70 years in Vaudeville, pirn, radio and television. SEBASTIAN CABOT (Died Aug. 23. 1977) The character actor, best remem- bered for his role as Mr. French, the butler in the television scries, Family Affair, died of a stroke at age 59. Counterclockwise, from top left: Elvis Presley. Bins Crosby. Freddie Prin .e. Guy Lamtmrdo. Mario Callus. 17 •! 41 East's radio station There must have been a really good reason for building 14 dorms in a remote, northeastern corner of the Penn State campus. In fact, there were two good reasons for the establishment of East Hulls. College enrollment was rising rapidly in the '50's, and Penn State desperately needed more dorm space to accom- odate the mass numbers of new arrivals. Since all other corners of campus had already seen residence hall construction, university planners looked to the northeast and culled in the bulldozers. East Halls, as it is today, is the result of three stages of planning and construction. In 1959 four dorms — Bigler. Curtin, Geary and Packer — were completed to house 1.050 men and women. Johnston Dining Hall was built also, and these five buildings comprised the original East Halls. By 191 3. six more dorms were added — McKean. Pennypacker, Stuart, Stone, Snyder and Hastings — plus a second dining hall. Findlay. Finally, in 1904, skyrocketing enrollment brought with it Penn State's first dormitory skyscrapers, com- monly called the Towers”. The completion of Brumbaugh, Tener. Pincho! and Sproul. plus the Fish- er activity building made East Halls what it is today - a total of 17 buildings, housing nearly 4.000 stu- dents. 38 Being so far from town and the conventional methods of entertainment, East Halls has become a self-contain- ed activity center. With planning by president Kolhy Howe and the East Halls Council, residents enjoyed treats such as a wet T-shirt and gym shorts contests, numerous coffeehouses. East Week and a Winter Arts Festival during the past year. East Week provided op- portunity for physical competition in an obstacle race. Frisbee Toss and Dance Marathon, while the Winter Arts Festival gave East residents a chance to display their creative prowess through photography, sculpture, drawing, painting and crafts. Easterners are a hardy bunch. They brave ower temperatures and harsher winds during Winter term, and fragrant wufts from the nearby livestock burns during the rainy springs, but their efforts arc not wi out reward - during football season, the East residents have only a short romp down Curtin Hoad to Beaver Stadium, and in the summer the outdoor pool is on y a beach ball's throw away. All things considered. as Halls is far out. 39 approach to Beam Hall NORTH Nearly as far from town as East Halls, tucked behind the Creamery and the Forum lies the smal- lest Penn State dorm area, North Halls. Life here revolves around just five buildings: co-ed Beam. Lecte, and Hankie Halls, Holmes Hull and the Warnock Union Building (WUB). Because of its small size. North Halls encourages a simple, per- sonal atmosphere that almost defies the com- plexity of the rest of the campus. The Arts and Architecture. Business and Society. Contemporary Cultures. Individual in a Complex Society. International Cultures and Life Sciences Interest Houses all lie in North Halls. The interest houses sponsor activities unique to their houses and to North Halls under the approval of Dana Van Ciso. North Halls president. The WUB serves us more than a dining hall and post office. Orientation activities, the Halloween Jammy with Jesse, the Ethnic Fair Winter term and various other programs attracted large crowds of avid fun-seekers. The snackbar, still called Huth- ie's,” is here to satisfy the munchies. North Week, bast known for its Emperor of the North contest, offers fun und amusement for area residents. Held the first week in May. with Vince Visconic crowned as Emperor. last year’s com- petition was especially exciting. Houses rivaled for points in such events as Hoad Hally. Superstar's Contest. Trivia Bawl.” a pie-eating contest and a scavenger hunt. A picnic at Sunset Park, a jammy with Toys.” free movies and an ice cream social were just some of the types of entertainment available. Plenty of activities and chances for involvement. Leete reading room for studying and tennis courts and lighted basketball courts for exercise prove that there's something for everyone in North Halls. 40 The stately old trees and buildings deceive visitors into believing that West Halls and its residents have more sophistication than the rest of the dorm complexes. Yet even here, that unpredictable creativity essential to col- lege students can be found in events such as the Frisbee Golf Tournament and the West Residents’ Gourmet Picnic. The Frisbee Golf Tournament was held during West Week, while the Gourmet Picnic provided a tempting change from the dining hall menu. Headed by president Drew Vallo- rano. West Halls also sponsored coffee- houses, discos, movie marathons and two for- mal dances. True to its past, the ‘‘sophis- ticated West knows how to have fun! West Halls history is full of fun - being the oldest dorm complex on campus. West has witnessed some 50 years of student antics, from pan tv raids to streaking. The qua- drangle of dorms on west campus was begun in the 1920’s with the building of three dorms for men — Jrvin. Jordan, and Watts. In fall 1950, three more dorms — Hamilton, McKee and Thompson — were built along with War- ing Dining Hall, bringing the total to seven buildings in West. These same seven build- ings stand today, and house nearly 1.400 stu- dents: 900 moles and 500 coeds. Waring Hull 42 A typical West room — BIG POLLOCK-NITTANY Nestled in the south-eastern corner of campus, the Pollock-Nittany dorm area is home for nearly 2,000 students. However, the dorms didn’t always house civilian males and females — members of the military were the original inhabitants of Pollock-Nittany. In 1959, the Pollock dorms were built to replace the Pollock Circle Buildings which were old army barracks. The six hi-rises in Pollock today house 1,100 women and 500 men. Nittany's military past goes back to post-World War II when servicemen relum- ing lo the University found housing in the one-level buildings which still stand today. These 21 buildings now arc home for 315 students. Under the direction of president Bernie Chalich, Pollock-Nittany area sponsored a pinball tournament and Halloween party out- side the HUB during fall term. The blustery days of winter saw Pollock-Nittany ski en- thusiasts on a trip to Blue Knob. Less daring, but no less fun-loving, students were invited to an ice skating parly. Pollock-Nittany has seen a little of every- thing - from the military to the Greek (11 sororities in Pollock), and today still offers something for everyone. Alpha Epsilon Phi window 44 The Pollock Wall Residence Hull Check-In? Centre Hulls is different. Sprawled on the beach in front of Simmons and McElwain. dozens of girls rub in their sun- tan oil and pretend to read antliy. This activity is not unusual in Centre where the ratio of females to males is three to one. Studying at her desk, a freshman feels over- whelmed. She is trying to study, hut one of her room mates is entertaining her boyfriend on the top bunk and the other is turning the stereo up. Crowded into triples and quads, many freshmen and transfer students were forced to adjust to a large campus and small rooms. This is charac- teristic only of the immense female dorms of Centre. Centre Hall’s student government (CHRAJ took a different approach to its activities this year. People seemed to have planned their own activities during fall term. It's winter term that there's never much to do. That’s why we fo- cused our energy on that period. commented Kelly House. Cl III A president. Although there were fewer fall activities, the evening mailroom munch-outs and a Halloween party in Simmons piano lounge were successful. Wintcrtainment, however, remained the high- light of the CHRA-sponsorcd activities. For two weeks in January, events such as a T-shirt de- signing contest, snow sculpturing, snow (raying races and a semi-formal dinner dance cased the winter drearies for the residents. Musicians in Hariranft Hall MchJivain-iVtimin water (tattle A triple McEtwain I lull SOUTH Born out of the demands made by rapidly rising female enrollment in the 50's. South Halls was conceived in early 1956 and completed in mid 1958. Residence hall units and a dining center to facilitate 1064 women were planned and construction of four separate buildings, each com- posed of two complete residence units, was begun in May 1956. Beaver Hall was not included in the original plans as part of South Halls: it first belonged to the Pollock complex. However, it was completed in 1958, about the same time as South. When students first roamed the halls of South, letter sweaters, saddle shoes, bobby sox and angora were in vogue fashion-wise: goldfish were on the dining hall menu: and testing phone booth capacities provided Saturday entertainment. In the 20 years since. South Halls has seen some 10,000 students come and go. The eight dorms, five for women and three for men. today house 1700 students. A rumor in South Halls boasts that Beaver Hall, the home for nearly 600 Penn State males, is one of the largest residence halls in the country. Bight sororities, with a total of 420 girls, live in South and contribute a Greek Pavor to life there, with serenad- ing. pranking, cheering and singing commonly witnessed. Under the leadership of hard-working 77-78 president Mary Spyridakis, South Halls residents experienced graffiti boards, ice cream socials, a South Week packed full of winter games and tournaments, and various other activities. Mary and other familiar personalities like Bert, in the dining hall, plus South's good location, all make South a great place to live. sunny route to the dining hall 49 Von can fintl half our student population off ctimpus, living in anything from allies to efficiencies to religiously affiliated homes to Heaver Avenue hi hrises. These special pe.ople are apartment dwellers, and by neces- sity. their habits differ from those on-campus residents. They study in the llllll Heading lloom. lunch in the ground floor's I.ion’s l)en, and sun on the HUH lawn. Some have pels (landlords are sometimes more lenient than IIA's). Most live downtown. Iml those out on Wuupelani Drive make people in Hast count their blessings on winter mornings. Wherever they are. apartment dwidlers share feelings of privacy and independence, thoughts of getting to the laundromat when there are plenty of vacancies and keeping their cupboards full. Cfuchtvfsa from iijijinr lufI: Wailing fur llw wash: Night lights, Cnilarhrooh A iarlnivnls: I'tchlr iirirns: Lion's Dim lllllt: Chiirlolln Hay Mimwrial Imuiign - IIIIH. 51 I didn't know she was so sloppy. I wish I didn't have to cook macaroni and cheese again. The rent is due tomorrow and the phone bill... well let's not talk about it.” The highrises, the conversion units, the town- houses — apartment life at Penn State. Due to the scarcity of dorm space or just wanting some independence, many students felt the need to move off campus, off to apartment land. But they needed to do some homework first. State College apartment rates are as di- verse as the apartments available. A one bedroom furnished apartment complete with utilities can cost you as little as $170.00 at J.A. Hawbakcr's Highland Court or as much as $305.00 at Atlas Realtor's Allenway. In most cases, if your budget is a small one, be prepared to live with only the barest min- imum of maintenance. But despite this pessimistic outlook, living in your own apartment means no BA's, no dining hall food, and no escorts: the ultimate lifestyle. But now you have to cope with the Centre Line, the dishes, the roommates. Out of bread again? It's your turn to go to Majik-Marl! This year they even offered a reward to anyone turning in the arsonist of Park Hill and Penn Tower; it gives you something to think about. Apartments — where else could you crowd 50 people in a living room on a Friday night? And if you’re not as fortunate to have a balcony for the keg. there's always the kitch- en or bathtub. Apartments arc for the veteran dorm stu- dents, the transfers, and the brave. So what if rents are raised, phone bills unbelievable, cost of food sky-high? You're on your own. — Lynne Silverman Clockwise from upper left: The midnight snack; A thrftft story walk-up on Colder Alley; Temple Market; Lasagne for four. s. At first glance apartment dwellers seem like ordinary students. They study and go to concerts. They're at tailgates and football games. So what mokes them different? It's all in their lifestyles. Apartment people grocery shop weekly and pay rents monthly. They party on balconies and catch buses outside Ritenour. They're the people you see trekking up the HUB lawn each morning for 8:00 classes: the people who do last night’s dinner dishes while watching Good Morning Amer- ica. Off-campus residents enjoy the freedom of cooking stuffed pork chops when the mood strikes, living in more than one room, and making long distance phone calls — direct. Apartment dwellers may rise earlier and get home later. But they have an advantage - their own special place to get away from it all and leave the hassled, hurried pace of campus behind. Clockwise from upper left: A bus ride home; Coin home for lunch: A balcony party. 54 55 I.F.C. PANHEI J'WvU-� On the surface, drunk lift: may appear la hn little differunt than dorm or apartment life - the basics are the same: people eat. study, sleep, and party — yet there is something much more: the special feeling of belonging that you won't find anywhere else. People are much closer here than in tlw dorms. You could say it's because there's a tendency to gel your friends to join, hut you also have to lake into cansid oration the great pride we feel in our organi .ution It's as though you stop thinking of only yourself - you're port of a larger whole. That isn't saying you're no I anger an individual, though. Creeks are. diverse enough in their interests that you always feel special. It gives you the chance to gel involved in activities you wouldn't have otherwise gotten into. You're not a copy of the person next to you: you're being yourself working toward a common goal. Hut everyone knows Creeks are snobs, right? They've always got their letters splashed over everything, parading around dressed to kill, obviously thinking they're the best Wrong■ Creeks an students pist like everyone else. Who I sets them apart is the priile that goes into being a Tri Dell oi a Pi kapp s for those clothes they weal after earning the privilege to wear those letters, you don't want to schlepp around town in a ragged T shirt and lilimclied out irons Heing Creek is just a matter • pride - pride in your organixalion and pride in yourself WjM Moonlight serenade A friendly game of toils PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! 59 Hush and Pledging lialernilies recruit new members In jmil llieir brotherhood through a process called rash. Pros peels con sign op far rosli of registration or al I he Interfraternity Council affine. They can also sign a preference card for particular houses. Then, they are invited nut to dinner anil social functions at the house In this way. both the brotherhood and the rushee can gel to know and evaluate one another If the brothers feel they liiimv a rushee and are impressed with lam, lie is brought up lot a lad. an invitation for membership. b vole oI the entire brotherhood. Should the brothers decide to extend lam a bid. II rushee must deride if lie wants to pledge to become a member or. perhaps, accept a bid elsewhere. Sororil i ash generally more intimate ami com enliated. is characterized by rounds of socializing with various sororifics. although many aspects of a me sinalar to fraternity rush. f eoc i id these rounds there is a mutual choice and selections by both the rushee anil the sorori ly i'oimal msli. comprising onl the first two and hall weeks of pall term, gives cm h prospect a loop al eve.r sororily: yel any prospect can he given a bid by only one sororily. Unis arc ex- tended after the land round of rush, where food is served to the tie.hers at preference parties; these are pintles where the women decide if they want to experience I he good times of going Creek and become a pledge Pledging is a learning and growth process which those who have accepted bills must un- dergo in order to become a member of the Creek Society Pledges must learn information oil those with whom they will live and on the local chapter and the national organization of which they will be a member Sorority pledge pro- grams emphasize closeness between pledges and sisters Pledges make social outings with sisters, pal tin skits for them, attend Punltel meetings ami give the sisters surprise parties. Inly when Ifiri really gel la know the members of the si not it lhe are joining, can pledges establish on identity of their ia n as part of that whole Pledges at a fioforillf are often asked to pn foi in duties constructive la the muintentwee ol the house or are ask ml la help out al parlies The are expel led la fieconie o unit which. loyelfier with the other nieinficrs. will remain as •me Pledging i nil help build character by seeing to it thill pledgebudget their lime and ovei come i hullem-es la Hi llieye the goal of broth el hood Mike I lansidine Ml Phi Koppa Psi's tailgate Homecoming, long a tradition of Penn State (and Greeks especially), is always a celebration complete with football, parties, reunions, and the homecoming parade on College Avenue. In the past the theme was a nostalgic one. but this year's theme brought students and alumni up to date on Penn State today. Penn State — Live was well- illustrated by the 16 fraternities and 15 sororities who participated in the parade chaired by Kevin Steinberg. Lisa King, and Joan Ben so. Overall winners were Phi Sigma Kappa and Kappa Delta — first place. Pi Kappa Phi and Alpha Chi Omega — second place, and Kappa Della Rho and Chi Omega — third place. Winners in the individual categories were as follows: float. Phi Sigma Kappa and Kappa Delta; mad- hatter. Phi Sigma Kappa and Kappa Delta; banner, Theta Delta Chi and Zeta Tau Alpha; standard. Phi Kappa Sigma and Alpha Xi Delta; lawn display. Phi Kappa Psi; crazy band, Acacia and Delta Gamma. All portrayed the theme Penn State Live. Coach Joe Paterno 63 Philanthropies Sororities anil fraternities: recogni .eil by their Creek-lettered jackets, notorious for parties and uirtying. and wall-known far their involvement with charities and services to the community. Many of the Creeks' philanthropic events are so much a part of I'enn Slate tradition that they are eagerly anticipated by hath Creeks and independents each year Snine of the better known and most pnhlii i .ed annual events are the Phi Psi 500 race, the Sigilia Chi Derby Days, the Kappa Della Tennis Tournament Iproceeds go to the American Cancer Society), the Delta Camilla Anchor Splash (proceeds go to stale conservation or aid to the hliml). the Alpha Chi Sicilia - Alpha Sigma Alpha Scavenger Hunt (for Cerebral Palsy), and the Tau Kappa Epsilon - Alpha Phi Valentine Sales. Hut this small list is far from complete. Nearly all of the fraternities anil sororities at Penn Slate either do a service project to benefit a community organization, or hold a fund raising event with the proceeds going to a local or national charity. Many national fraternities and sororities have an annual project, or a national charity to which every chapter in the country makes a donation, while others choose a different project or deserving charily each year When the once.secret organization known as fraternities were fust recognized by the University, it was not long before their potential for community service and raising money was ( is- covered hy local philanthropies. 'Those first few projects and chanty drives have evolved into what today is almost a com- petition between the different fraternity houses or sorority chap ters. as each tries to aid what they believe is the most worthwhile organization One well-known project can serve to give a house or chapter a familiar name, and hold memhers together. The project becomes a central theme, and something for the members to jointly plan for an entire year and pnnlly have the satisfaction of a successful, worthwhile project In spite of the large number of donation and support requests made of the University community each year, their hard work pays off. because a lot of money is 1 raised for such a small area. Perhaps some of the least publicized philanthropic events are the service projects, such as the annual 'Theta Delta Chi - Kappa Kappa ( omnia Christmas jiarty for underprivelcged children. Although this event is not very old (the first party was in 1975), it rapidly became an importuni, oven if young, tradition to these two groups. Preparations for the party begin as soon as Winter term begins. 'The fraternity and sorority memhers begin to collect small gifts, and make Christmas cookies with 'Theta Delta Chi's cook. 'The Port Matilda Outreach Center supplies the names of 30 to 35 children of ages five to twelve, who are licked up hy the brothers and sisters on the night of the party. 'The children first dec orate a small tree with ornaments they make themselves, then are treated to hot chocolate and cookies. Christmas carols bring Santa Claus downstairs laden with gifts, each wrapped and marked with a child's name. (One tough twelve-year-old did not want hot chocolate or a present, he wanted a beer!) 'The younger children are completely mystified by the entire evening. Santa and his gifts in particular, hut unfortunately the older ones understand why they've been invited to the party. Although planning the parly is work for everyone involved, the brothers and sisters always feel more than compensated for their efforts hy the en- chantment anil joy the children so openly show. Of course, fraternities and sororities may always he known first for their parties, and second for their philanthropy. 'This does not mean, however, that less care and effort is put into the alter. — Jackie Hess ’SU!r Oo� ua Greeks in Action! The IfC Dance Marathon Phi Psi 500 66 i Pi Kappa Phi's Miss Penn Slaio Mary Engel Ogo Grease — Phi Who Follies winner 67 Hi) You’re done with classes for the day or week and sick of books, buildings and black- boards; so where do you go? Some students find their solace in Happy Hours, others like to stroll down College Avenue, and still oth- ers enjoy simply going home — to dorm. apartment, or house — and unwinding. What- ever your preference, Happy Valley offers a multitude of places to go during that seeming- ly rare free time. There’s Beaver Stadium on September Sat- urdays and the outdoor pool on May after- noons. And during the month in between, there are movies on campus, concerts in Rec Hall. Artist Series at Eisenhower, productions in the Playhouse, and parties everywhere! In dorms, bars, apartments, or fraternity houses, you’ll be sure to find a drinking buddy or dancing partner. Make the most of your free time — explore and enjoy — there’s a lot to be found. Clock wise from lop: lummy Rifkin: Dr. Phillip Sorrel; Dr Michael DeRakcy; Slokely (Uirmichaol. 70 COLLOQUY Daring 1977, Colloquy, a student-run lecture organization, was able to bring some top-notch speakers to our limited access valley, providing a free treat for all. Last spring, we heard Leonard Nimoy, best known as Sfar Trek's Mr. Spock: Stokcly Carmichael, black activist of the 60’s: Candid Camera's Allen Hunt, and Mel Blanc, voice of a multitude of cartoon characters. Fall term brought talk show host David Frost, and a World Health program featuring Dr. Michael DeBakey, reknowned heart surgeon; Dr. Phillip Sarrel, human sexuality research- er. and Jeremy Bifkin, genetic research expert. Winter term, sci-fi enthusiasts were treated to a speech by Dr. J. Allen Hynck, the technical adviser to the movie, “Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Clockwise from upper loft: David Frost; Dr. J. Allen Hynck: Allen Funt: Mel Blanc: Leonard Nimoy. 71 The University Concert Committed sponsors a wide variety of live musical performances on campus. Starting with the Uni- varsity's allocation of $25,000 in WOO. U.C.C. has brought its share of top-name acts over the mountains to Happy Valley and has built a large fund from which to hook acts. II.C.C. relies strictly on concert returns to survive, so it can only schedule performances on a relatively short-range basis. Last year funk ami tlisco fans idike boogied to the stall sounds of the Average While Rq nd anti Wild Cherry, who opened the Spring 77 bill. Later on in the term. F.isenhower Auditorium untlicnccs were treated to a concert ftailoring Tom Chapin's storytelling and the mellow sound of lanis Ian's sweet acoustic guitar. Those more into the popuriented, li-antl It sound of (Him Vanelli witnessed tlw macho showman in rare form. .nsI fall saw the conquest of central Pennsylvania by Amur ica, for whom tickets soltl out the fastest in II.C.C. history. The Pali'S next sellout featured Utopia. Utopia's stage show, livened by Todd Rundgren's acrohatit:s. was a fresh step toward regain in � the intensity whit:h was dwindling in rock in the 70’s. II.C.C also sponsored the musical. Cabaret, performed by a naliimal lour broadway cast. Ceorge Henson's inspired yet relaxed gui tar work, steeped in the blues, da . .led jay. , devotees during the fay. Festival, sponsored by the Artists Series and Penn State fa .y. (Hub. Also highlighting the Festival were the Preservation Hall fa .y. Hand, bringing a spirited New Or lei ins sound to Her Hall, and Hilly Taylor. Mr. lay. himstdf. Winter '78 was rock and roll reign supreme once more with erry Garcia's blend of Hay Area Country Rock, Dylan folk tunes, and acid rock lead encore after encore. Crover Washing ton Ir.'s slick sax smoothly echoed through the area, or so it seemed, both during and after this December show. The win- ter's last concert brought the Outlaws to town, displaying a clean, hard-driving boogie sound, and the concert year went out none-too-softly. Clonkwiiw from upppr lull Crovor Washington, r; Pnmnrvollon Unit fuzx Hum : Cohorts: Hilly Taylor: Cntirgo JJnnson: lorry Carcia: Ihr Outlaws. 72 73 Clorkivi.M! from upper lull (Him Vumwlll; America; T mid Hnnduran unii Utopia; Torn Chapin, limini Inn; VV 11 (I Cherry ; Averrite While Hmicl The Artists Series began it twenty-first year at Penn State with programs embrac- ing both traditional and experimental art forms. The primary aim of the Series is to offer the finest in the performing arts as an essential and pleasurable part of the stu- dent's education. Started in September 1957. under Albert Christ-Jancr. director of the school of the Arts, the Series presents a well-balanced sampling of the performing arts for the enrichment of the University and community. Bubbling Broivn Sugar, Cabaret. My Fair Lady. and Shakespeare's People were the Performing Arts events this fall, as well as the incomparable Vienna Choir Boys and the early films of Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton. Brightening the bleak winter were performances by the Paul Taylor Dance Company, the Tokyo String Quartet and a rendition of The Nutcra- cker by the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. The American Film Theatre offered cinematic productions of Rhinoceros. A Delicate Balance.” Three Sisters, and The Ice- man Cometh. among others. During the spring, the Cleveland Quartet and Speculum Musicae presented pro- grams to Penn State students. Also on campus were the Goldovsky Grand Opera Theatre and fury’s Irish Cabaret. Shakespeare's People 76 The Vienna Choir Boys rut 77 My Fair Lady Think of Penn State Football 1977 — you think of the Nittany Lions, right? Now really remember those autumn af- ternoons, those tailgate parties and pre- game festivities. Sometimes they were even better than the game. Hear the sounds of the Blue Band as the first few notes of the alma mater were played. You could have learned the words, but ... Blue and White, cheerleaders ... humm, they never look- ed tired, did they? Remember how you sat there, high up in the stands, hearing yourself cheer for the Lions? Go Cefalo, Fusina, Bahr and Suhcy. Funny how you didn't realize all that yell was coming from you. Certainly, the majorettes were always a welcome sight on the field, a halftime highlight. It looked so easy watching feature twirler Lori Donaldson perform. The Lion, Cliff Fiscus, undaunted, spirited, always psyched. And the new addition to the Nittany family, Scott Fis- cus, does make a perfect cub. When your section screamed We want the Lion, you meant it. Penn State specta- tors: crazy, dedicated people who stand in the rain, wind, and cold to watch the Lions win game after game. Yes. is it as vivid now as it was Fall term '77? The taiigaters, the Lion, the Blue Band, the crowds. This is the other side of football — Penn State football. Clockwise from upper loft: Chormaine Kowalski: Blue Band; Passing the Lion: flcccvccy. hot dogs! CAMPUS CORNERS 9 FOR ICE CREAM CONES PLEASE ENTER FROM OTHER SIDE OF BUILDING The Creamery Old Main Lawn 80 Damn! The clock radio's static crackled, ‘‘Pos- sible snow fturrics later today and a good morning in Happy Valley. It was Tuesday, but I had to get up - my Management 200 project group was meet- ing in the HUB. Campus was desolate as I shufPed toward my destination. To my left. Wizard's empty steps awaited the influx of Collegian-carrying early ri- sers. A little later the Bible-thumping evangelists would faithfully arrive. Perhaps there would even be a heckler today. Finally arriving, I passed the already humming Xerox machines. Turning to my left. I spotted Jim sitting under Abe Lincoln's statue, where our group was supposed to rendezvous. Good, Jim was there too. Hi, are you guys ready? I found another good source on matrices. Where’s Steve? He's already 10 minutes late. Want to start without him? I nodded. While contributing my fair share for the next hour. I enviously gazed into the HUB'S glassed-in study lounge. There they were: some cramming for third period's quiz, others searching for a light bulb for their overhead lights, still others lying asleep with a New York Times strewn over their bodies. I recognized one of those bodies: it was Steve. En masse our group entered the lounge and dislodged him from his chair. We went downstairs for a cup of coffee, and I decided I'd had enough for one day. Hey. let's bag it you guys. We can meet in Pattce next time, that big room with the tables. Sitting in one of those hard chairs, maybe Steve will resist the temptation to fall asleep. I headed for my Chemistry class at the Forum but couldn’t resist stopping at the Creamery for a bitter mint ice cream cone. Couldn't get through the day without one. 81 Fountain outside the P ayhousc Theatre Happy hours — two words that signal a way of life in Stata Colloco. imoges crowd the mind: Friday after- noon and a (ouch of class a I Mr. C's. Disc a ( (incing on a lighted Poor, a separate real- ity from the Happy Valley norm. Or singing along at the Fhyrsl Itelween bites of sausage and sauerkraut and gel- ling lost in the grafpti or centerfolds on the bathroom walls, then catching the evening breeze at a Trainyard picnic table. Hut that’s just tin; beginning. As the sun sets on (i Slate College Saturday (espe- cially those football weekends), the town comes to life with a crazy vitality. Friends, kept apart by weekday hassles, crowd to- gether at Zeno’s tables — drinking, talking, scheming, or just wishing out loud. Then those notorious munchies hit and the llrewery responds to the challenge with dozens of egg rolls. The Saloon, in a mellow- er mood, offers cheese and crnokers to soothe hunger pongs. (load times - the foundation for memo- ries - flow free and easy, and no one wonts the night to end. Hut that’s the Slate College magic, it doesn't have to. Four A.M. and sleep is still a foreign word. Friends, quieter now. gather upstairs at the Corner Hoorn for one more hour, one more laugh, one autre memory. ft f.'urdin (fI lli«! Hrawcry Har life is simple for the ptdrons of local taverns. An occasional Happy Hour line and the big proof of age is all that stands between yon and the fun-filled. Iu:er-fille l inside. For proprietors the story may he a little more complicated. Effective February t. 1977. an ordinance amending provisions of the Fire Frevention Code in State College has made bar owners more aware of the numbers that fill the insides of their taverns to overflowing. The ordinance requires that owners must pits! a sign stating the maximum occupancy limit for that particular bar. Exceeding this figure or ioefting any of the exits while the premises are occupied is defined as overcrowding, and a first offense is met with a written warning. Any subsequent violation is greeted with a fine: failure to pay any such fine may residt in a jail sentence for the person in charge. When the ordinance was first put into effect, spokesmen for local taverns agreed, inspectors would pay surprise visits to hors to make sure its requirements were being met. Now. although we try to stick to the limits. one bartender said, inspectors rarely come around to check up on us. The only time they never show up. he added. is in the middle of an afternoon when there’s never a capacity crowd. H2 Debris from Saturday night’s kcgger littered my Poor. Rumpled sheets and overdue books covered my bed. And I was hungry. I scribbled my vital statistics in the corner of a check. Handing the clerk at McLanahan's 15 cents, I decided which of Baskin and Robbin's 31 flavors I would savor. Minutes later, mocha sugar cone in hand. I headed toward The Wall. Obviously not everyone was into ice cream: others were more concerned with their Millers. From my perch, I watched people pass and fellow wall-hangers run across to the My-O-My for replls. Traffic on College Avenue was heavy - the carloads were probably head- ing for Stone Valley to enjoy this beautiful fall Sunday. Bored with the outdoor scenery, I headed toward Rlayland. I reached in my pocket and drew out my sole quarter, ready for a rousing game of pinball. Within five minutes it was over. I headed home. Glancing in Mister Donut's window. I noticed a studious coed not even pretending to study. Unconcerned, she munched her doughnut, but I could only envision tomorrow's work. Cashing in on Rosy McLanahan's Check Cashing 84 Stone Valloy You're finished with your last set of midterms. Now it’s time for more im- portant things, but what’s the best way to spend your free time? If staying in shape interests you. you could run on University Drive on a rare cloudless day. catch the colors of autumn while biking on Whitehall Hoad, or get involved in a frisbee toss on Old Main lawn. If you're the out- door type, ski trips with the Outing Club or a hike up Mount Nittany might be your idea of a good time. Stone Valley’s sailing and canoeing facilities are just a short drive from downtown, and the I.M. building offers a weight room and racquetball and handball courts, fust a stroll around campus will reveal packed tennis courts, a pick-up game of foot- ball or lacrosse on the Pollock fields, a lone skateboarder gliding down Shortlidge Road, and loads of sackcd- out students catching some rays at the outdoor pool as beach types check out the scene from atop the high dive. 80 Studying Meditating 87 88 Studying? in the HUB There's more. too. Nighttime unveils new opportunities: Star Wars, com- plete with costume parties, at the Movies might sound interesting: maybe you feel like checking Pattcc to see if Ridge Riley’s Road to Number One is on the shelves; or you may rather just lounge around your room listening to some intense Pink Floyd or some mellow George Benson. If the downtown scene appeals to you, maybe you'll go see the Buffalo Chipkickers play at the Hiway Pizza Pub on the Westerly Parkway, browse in Uncle Eli’s to find something to cover those four blank walls, or join the zombie crowd at Munchics at four in the morning. The choice is yours — but which do you do first? Canoeing at Stone Valley 89 Ponn Stale fuces in an environment like Penn Stata, whore crowds arc the norm and little is achieved without waiting in a line, a few precious moments spent alone can do wonders for the psyche. A solitary walk or simply daydreaming in the shade of a tree can bring a hassled, always-in-a-hurry college life back into the proper perspective. And then there are those times when alone means lonely. The clock registers 3 AM., in- somnia hits and you turn over to the lump in the next bed and discover a roommate can be a wonderful person. You may have failed a lest, lost a love or simply knocked your favor- ite plant out of the dorm window. Anyway you look at it, it's great to have someone there to talk to. And it's great to have a special someone around when you want to share memories, future plans or a cup of coffee at the HUB. When you’re feeling crazy, nothing can beat a group of friends and a jaunt down- town. Crab some ice cream at Baskin and Bobbin's, lose all your change at Playland or just walk along College Avenue being rowdy - it’s all a good time. Penn State has a Pavor all its own. Wheth- er you're going it alone, with a friend or with an entire tribe, there is no other place quite like it. A study break in Simmons Hall 90 An afternoon campus stroll 91 f 2 SLOW START ENDS IN VICTORY Despite a slow start this past spring. Coach Lcsko's ruggers ended the season with a fine 6-2-2 overall record. Their first two gomes plagued by inclement weather, the club crumbled under pressure from University of Delaware in freezing snowstorm, then were handed a defeat by Pittsburgh City in an immobilizing downpour. The bad weather only accented the poor defense and sluggish offense which the Penn State ruggers had demonstrated. The club drilled on fundamentals during the next practices and their game against Buckncll sparked off winning ways. University of Pittsburgh Law team came to Penn State with an 8-0 record, and the ruggers fought a hard, physical game, their battle rewarded with a stunning victory. In the Phyrst Cup Tournament the A side stomped over New Brunswick. Toronto and Akron to meet a well-conditioned, physical Army team in the finals. Although they played a fine game, many experienced players were absent due to injuries and Army won the tournament. 94 Clockwise from loft: Toddy Moil I rose heads downfield as an unidentified player ends a run; Terry Hyland puts out a dive pass while Hill McG ockland holds back opponents: fl-sidc coming on strong: Hick Marc uart and Mike O'Conner hind in on jumper John Longfellow. 95 Lady Lions Score Big 96 4 ULoerOSS Womon’s LticroBse (9-D Millersvlllp Brock port Cortland F oMburg West Chest or Maryland Lock Haven Slippery Rock East Stroudsburg Ursimu 0 0 3 1 7 S 2 2 7 4 The 1977 Lady Lion lacrosse team, an up-and-coming team in women's lacrosse circles, left no one disappointed during the Spring season. The Lady Lions, led by Coach Gillian Rattray, and co-captains Karen Bretherick and Becca Garwood, played to a fine 9-1 season finish. After winning the first four games of the season with impressively large margins, the Lady Lions met their first defeat at the hands of the West Chester powerhouse, one of the best teams in the nation. The season had several highlights: the team copped the national title in post season play. Sharon Duffey scored her 100th goal and together with Charlene Morett. Cindy O'Donnell. Linda Waltz and alternate Karen Scheilcnback, was named to the United Slates college team to tour England. Relatively unknown in the past, the Lady Lions arc gaining prestige as a lacrosse powerhouse. Clockwise. from lop loft: Senior Sharon Duffey races with the hall in the 8-5 victory over Maryland; Center Becca Garwood picks up the ball as the Lady Lions take command in another game and build on their reputation as a collegiate powerhouse; Attacking wing. Charlene Morett. speeds toward the goal ivith a Frostburg opponent in pursuit. i 97 Lacrosse Men Battle Through Rough Season Although they hud a great deni of talent, the men’s la- crosse team did not meet the high expectations set for them. Hut despite the disappointments of injuries and having only three home games, the team hud a respectable 4-6 season. The Lions, led by coach Dick Pcncck and co-captains Rich Mauti and Keith McGuire, opened at home with a loss to Drexel. Their first win came when they travelled to Franklin and Marshall. Two games later they overpowered Loyola 13 to 10 and followed that with their third season win over Lehigh. Two key players. Rich Mauti and Paul Repp, were injured during the rough loss to Penn and spent most of the remainder of the season sidelined. Pcncck. who stepped down from the coaching position at the end of the season, said prospects for the spring 1978 season are good. 98 l Clockwise. from top left: Fred Ixtmady. sophomore defenseman, during the hard fought Home against Bucknoll: In his last year in command of the LaX men. Coach Pencok Men's Lacrosse PSIJ (4-6) 7 Drcxol 0 14 North Corolfpa 18 M Franklin and Marshall 10 JO Delaware 17 10 Rutgers 13 13 Loyola 10 19 Ijfhigh fi 10 University of Pennsylvania 34 17. Bucknoll 4 14 Washington and l.ou 22 watches intently from the sideline; Co-captain Keith McGuire in tho J9-6 victory over Lehigh: lack Harry (13) and Grog Alex (19) on the move for Penn State. 99 Golfers Breeze through Spring 100 i The upcoming your of competition has been termed a rebuilding one for the men's golf team. Coached by foe Boyle, the team will he battling to compensate for the loss of top players Sherm Hostetler. Tom Amendola and Tim Wilson to graduation. The three, along with top returning players Dick Conn. Doug Stroup. Cary Durbin. Jeb Boyle. Jeff Heaton and Mike Boyle, led the team to an impressive 5-0 dual match record last spring, while picking up wins in the Wooster and Nittany Lion Invitationals. Hostetler took top individual honors in the latter, with a 222 versus the pur 216. Wilson received the 1.977 Paul Mitten Memorial Award for consistently outstanding performance for the team, averaging 70.5 strokes for 13 rounds. The golfers joined the roster of split-season teams in fall competition at the Yale Invitational where they swung to a respectable fifth place on the difficult course. Led by new captain Dick Conn who averaged 78.8 in his 13 rounds last spring, the team may not be as severely handicapped as rumor has it. Despite the gup left by Hostetler. Amendola and Wilson, new blood like freshman Merle Artac and a number of experienced players should come through for a good season. Clockwise, from lop lefts Senior Sherm Hostetler linos up his putt: Gary Durbin follows through on his putt. PS II Men's Golf (50) inh Franklin and Marshall Invitational 1st Wooster Invitational 388 I hrgh 392 3BH Villa nova 394 388 Rutgers 403 1st Nittany Lion Invitational 2nd Indiana Invitationul Bucknell 378 395 :m Navy 1 387 101 A group of Penn State women arc chasing a little ivhite hull through sand, water and trees, across greens and over hills — and it's more than just a silly game. Overcoming the lack of depth upparent last year, the women's golf loom has been rapidly improving and os a result, frequently winning. Competing on a split season schedule, the Lady Lions placed fourth, third, second and first in a series of spring invitationals, the important final win coming at Penn State’s annual Lady Lion Invitational. It was the third consecutive year the host team has played to par for the title. Coach Annette Thompson's girls swung easily through their fall competition lopping Cortland, and then Ml. Holyoke and Massachusetts in a dual meet. The highlight of the season came in mid-October when they won the EAIAW championship. Sweeping the first three places were consistent top players: junior Henie Kellclicr, senior fudy Mitchell (last year’s most improved player) and Lynne Marriott, a strongly talented freshman. They were well backed by teammates Sally Slater, Kathy Patrick. Beth Downey. Mallie Sunk and Audrey ' .iff. The Lady Lion golfers should prove to be even more ominous in the future as they are a relatively young team with an abundance of determination. 102 Women Swing to First in EAIAW Clockwise, from lop left: Freshman Audrey Ziff: senior Judy Mitchell: udy Mitchell. 103 Blue Band: Bigger and Better Than Ever The marching Blue Band, newly expanded to 210 members, dazzled the football crowds this season with their precise formations and high-stepping maneuvers. Despite foul weather which hampered field marching for three games, each week the 172 players and alternates, silks, and majorettes had prepared a medley of well received tunes. Themes featured such songs as Rocky . Star Wars , John Philip Sousa March. Tonight , and Bella Via ; themes ranged from Popular Marches” and Great Trumpeters to Broadway Hits. Director Ned Diehl, along with Daryhl Ramsey and Larry Fischer, readied the band by scheduling practices five days a week including Saturday mornings before the games. Either home or aivay. Blue Band’s spirit and enthusiasm does not go unnoticed during any game they attend. 104 Cheerleaders Captain: Jeff Fiddler: squad members: John Arnold, Kim Austin. Carolyn Biddle. Saundra Blackwell. Marcia Campolongo. Tina Chabak. Doug Corbett. Mark Devlin. Dave Eckhart. Mike Eck iart, Tom Edwards. Rita Frcaling. Delia Hanna. Bob Hippie. Debbie Johnson. Charmaine Kowalski. Terri Kundrat. Marcia Reynolds. Bob Salmon, and Tom Twardzik: Lion Mascot: Cliff Fiscus: Advisor: Bob Krimmel. 105 I Track PSU Man’s Track (2-1) Kent State 102 61 to Maryland 100 114 Quanlico Marine Academy ■17 2nd (Antral Collegiate Conference Championships It is not only the members of the track team who make the news; Coach Harry Groves achieved recognition this year by being named the assistant coach of the U.S. Men’s and Women's track and field teams for the Pan-Pacific games, the third international coaching staff on which he has served. IIut a coach does not achieve fame without a successful team. Although lacking the depth necessary in some events to topple all of their opponents, the Nittany Lions are an impressive group. Frontrunners George Malley, a five-time All-American, and his co-captain Pat Rexroat were outstanding all year, as were top class runners Paul Stemmer. Bruce Baden, Walt Majak, and Mike Wyatt. Penn State fieldmen such as John Salladc (long jump). Joe Batteer (triple jump). Gary Greaser (aiscus) and Marty Schmitz (high jump) helped to round out the strong team which boasted an amazing 22 returning lettermen and continued to rank among the top teams in the East. Clockwise, from top loft: fay Bohm shows winning form In the javelin throw: funior Bob Snyder strives to keep up with the pacesetter in the 1500 meter run; John Salladc knows where it's at in the long jump department: When opponents get scarce Al Jackson practices the hammer throw against the fence: Marly Schmitz flops his ivay fo a ofcan jump: Sophomore Paul Pollock runs in a field of his own. 107 On a sunny day at Penn State, joggers overrun the cumpus, but when you see a girl racing by you in weather that only the U.S. Postal Service is supposed to brave,chances are she is a member of the truck team. Record-shattering Lady Lions Kathy Mills. Liz Berry, Kris Bankcs. Lea Ventura. Barb Hess and Patty Knighton are becoming familiar faces not only running the track, pounding the pavement, and heaving weights, but also in newspapers and magazines. Particularly rcknowncd is sophomore Mills, who was an awesome competitor all year. Her consistent performance culminated in a nat- ional cross-country victory on November 19th. The outdoor season had very few low points as the team, coached by Chris Brooks with her assistants Carolyn Court and Warren Coleman, broke records wherever they went. Especially notable was the two-mile relay team of Kris Bankes, Lisa Turner, Peggy Hall and Lea Venture, which held the national record for a short time. The season wrapped up happily as the trackwomcn raced to their third straight Eastern Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (EAIAW) title. Though their sport and accomplishments often pass practically unnoticed, overshadowed by more popular and more publicized sports, the team members work out enthusiastically year- round in a three part season and training program which obviously pays off. 108 Women Cop EAIAW Title Wanton's Track PSU J (10) 74 Pittsburgh 41 2nd Pittsburgh Invitational 2nd EAIAW Championship. Hu novor, bill. 1st Michigan .Stair; Invitational 03 Maryland 40 m EAIAW Championships East Slroudsburx. PA■ Clockwise from lop left: Lady Uons top performor in discus and shot, Barb Hess: Kris Barthes. 1977 EAIAW mile champion: Kathy Mills. 3 mile EAIAW champion; Patti Knighton. who set four school records os a freshman and was EAIAW '77 long jump champion. 109 Thirteenth Season Not Unlucky Throughout the Spring 77 season, the men's tennis team exhibited impressive balance and depth. Their intense schedule, which al one point included ten matches in 12 days, generated an enthusiasm and incentive which characterized the young team throughout a rewarding season. The starting lineup included three freshmen, one junior, and team captain senior Jim Howell. Howell and junior Mark Darby led the netmen to 15 victories in 17 matches — a Penn State school record. Their long list of victories included the Lions’ fourth win in 43 tries against Navy, with their only two losses to Columbia and Maryland, both by 7-2 scores. They topped off their 13th year under the leadership of coach Holmes Cathrall by dethroning defending champion Notre Dame to win the Eastern tennis championship. Clockwise, from top left: Freshmen Tom Cuming. Penn Slate tennis team's second-seeded player shown here, was sidelined in the middle of the season with the measles; Molly VVesner was the iMdy Hans' third-seeded singles; Second-seeded Wendy Gavel I was one of the most consistent in the Lady Lions' 0-3 season. Men's Tennis PSU (15-2) ft Geoige Washington 1 s William and Mary 1 2 Maryland 7 0 Bloomsburg 0 7 Colgate 2 0 West Virginia 0 7 East Stroudsburg 2 6 Swnrthmoro 3 9 Havcrford 0 5 Bucknel! 1 8 Edinboro 1 8 Rochester 1 2 Columbia 7 8 Pennsylvania 1 8 Temple 1 5 Nayy 4 9 Pittsburgh tl 1st Eostern Championships al Rochester 110 Women's Tennis Spring 77 (4-3) PSU 8 Madison I a Wes! Cheater I 8 Pittsburgh 1 5 3rd Maryland Middle Stales at Princeton •4 2 3rd Virginia MALTA-Tournament ol Mary Baldwin 7 3 Ohio State 6 2 Princeton Fall 77 (3-2) 7 !) Lock Haven n 0 3rd Mary Baldwin Has lent Collegia tos 0 •� Colgate 5 •1 William and Mary S 7 Pennsylvania 2 In their 13th season of intercollegiate competition, the women's tennis team faced teams rated the best in the East by coach Jeon Nessler. After posting a 5-0 record in dual matches in the Fall 76 season, the Lady Lions played a tough Spring schedule including seven dual matches and appearance in the prestigious Middle States and Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis Association Tournaments. They finished the season with an impressive 9-3 record. Under the direction of new head coach Candy Hover in the Fall of 77 flic nelwomen posted a fine 3-2 record, despite the loss of Micki Larkin who became ineligible in the Fall. Tennis ill Softballers Ride Through A Rough Season 112 SPRING, 1977: the Lady Lion softball team did not have the winning season they anticipated this year. Instead, they ended with four wins and nine losses. However, the season did not reflect the team’s talent as five games were lost by only one run: Temple 3-2: Cortland 2-1; Lock Haven 6-5; and Slippery Rock 3- 2. Although most of their games ended in disappointment, they did have one very impressive road trip with wins over Indiana State, 1-0 and Ohio State 4-1. Their other wins were over Brockport 5-4 and over Cortland in one game of a doubleheader, 2-1. The team's number one pitcher. Deb Malone, went 3-3 on the season, anis Presel held the top batting slot with a .353 average: she was also the team's second-ranked pitcher, ending with a 5-1 record. Coach McTarsney will have both of these girls back next year along with the majority of the squad as only three girls are graduating: catcher Beth Ney, left- fielder Pam Noys and first baseman Cathy Cronin. Clockwise. from top left: shortstop Dec Dee Bcrard prevents a sofa slide into second base: Junior Varsity pitcher Paula Richey delivers the pitch: Dob Malone shows her pitching form os Jan Carlson watches: Dust pies as Captain Jan Scinlo slides to safety. 113 Although they won 75 per cent of their games this year, the baseball team was not totally successful. The missing ingredient was a trip to the NCAA Northeastern Regional Tournament. For the first time since 1969, the Lions failed to make the play-offs. Needless to say. Coach Chuck Medlar and his team weren’t too pleased since they lost only six of their 24 season games. Their disappointment is even better illustrated when one reviews the early season statistics. After breaking a five game winning streak with a loss to George Washington in the first game of a double header, the Lions won the second game and went on to win 12 of their first 13 contests. Following a four game losing streak they won six of their last seven games. Captain Kevin Moronic ended his college career with a season worthy of a superstar. His team-leading batting average of .381 along with his con- sistent defensive play at third base, made him the team's most valuable asset according to teammates. Professional scouts must have agreed since Kevin had the opportunity to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. Another outstanding senior. Steve Ncilsen earned the number one pitching slot with a record of 5-2 and an earned run average of 3.24. Steve was drafted by the Texas Hangers organization. At first glance it may look as though Coach Medlar will have his work cut for him next year due to the loss of his number one pitcher and three of his top six hitters. But he will have six players with averages above .300 returning; and on the mound, second pitcher Jim Farr will be back boasting a 4-3 record along with Freshman Dave June who pitched a no-hittor against I.U.P. Hopefully, and if all goes well, the baseball team will return to success when they step up to bat next year. Baseball PSU (19-5) 6 Lehigh 0 3 Rutgers t 9 Rutgers 3 16 Ruckncll 4 6 Howard 4 1 George Washington 2 13 George Washington 3 i Gettysburg 1 8 West Virginia 3 5 West Virginia 4 17 Duquesne 6 6 Rider I 1-1 Navy 8 1 St. John's 5 1 St John's 6 13 Mansfield 17 1 Buffalo 6 10 Pittsburgh 2 (i Pittsburgh 1 18 Juniata 1 IS Indiana. PA. I) 2 India no. PA. 0 4 Temple 3 9 Delaware 8 114 Batmen Miss Playoffs The loam congratulates loft fielder Bob Miller on one of his 6’ homeruns of the season: unior Davo Dclcnick shows his excellent hutting form: First baseman Dave Delenlck can run. hit. catch and even slide when necessary: The season's leading pitcher Steve Nielsen in action: The team's leading hitter, Kevin Moronic, makes the throw from third base. 115 Soccer Psu (13-3) 6 Lock Haven 0 8 Trenton State 0 6 Scranton 0 0 Hortiv ck 1 4 W.at Chester (J 2 West Virginia 1 2 Army 3 2 UnchndJ 0 5 Maryland 0 2 East Stroudsburg 0 5 Navy 0 5 Shippmsburg 1 5 Pittsburgh 1 5 Temple 0 NCAA Playoffs 5 Penn 1 0 Philadelphia Textile 3 116 Season Ends in NCAA Playoffs Penn State, 13-3 this season, were riding an eight-game win streak going into the NCAA playoff game against Philadelphia Textile. In past seasons Textile has met the Nittany Lions four times in the playoffs and have come out on lop three times. This year the Philadelphia team again thwarted final hopes by shutting out Penn State with a 3-0 score. A few things can account for the unfortunate loss: State's failure to score in the first half when it dominated play, out shooting visitors 10-5; an uncalled foul against Textile on Dob Ehrlich which should have given us a penalty kick; and a superb, tight defense by Textile which pinned the first Jeffrey Field shutout on the Lions in three seasons. Overall the key to Penn State’s good season record was its ability to play at both ends of the field. The Nittany Lion’s offense is so extremely potent they have scored 62 goals to unofficially rank as one of the nations highcstscoring teams. Jim Stamatis and Dichie Deice led the high powered attacks with 20 goals, 5 assists and 14 goals, 9 assists respectively. The hooters were balanced in every position; everyone was a potential scoring threat. In fact, the Lions top 13 players all have scored. The defense stopped opponents with awesome display. The Lions prided themselves in their defense with 9 shutouts and just 11 goals allowed in 16 games. Goalie Dan Gallagher and middle fullbacks Matt Bahr and Dave Lloyd were the sparking catalysts. The hooters, under veteran coach Walt Bahr, were a close-knit highly experienced, skilled club which had a nearly outstanding season peaking just at playoff time. Clockwise, from top loft: Richie Rcico up to beat out opponant; Boh Ehrlich attempts a passing move and succeeds; loam before flat no. 117 118 U9 Clockwise, from fop left: Bob Ehrlich and Richie Riece on defense; Dave IJoyd strides past opponent: Jim Stomatis fights for a headball: Herb Menhardt in anticipation of the hall. Clockwise, from lop left: Forward Chris Larson (16) and halfback Nancy Deal (21) combine in an effective play which was responsible for the Ixidy Lions' goal against powerful West Chester; Senior Bccca Garwood played hard, as did the other Lady Lions, but in the end Maryland came up with the most points in their first win over over Penn Stale; Coach Rattray's stickguls moved behind a strong offense, primarily a concentrated effort by forwards Chris Larson and Charlene Moreti (4); Field Hockey K Field Hockey PSU (M) 4 Millers ville u 2 Lock Haven 7 8 Bucko ell 3 5 Ohio Stale 1 3 Cortland 0 5 Hast Stroudsburg 1 1 Sljpjiiiiry Rock 2 0 R u Igors 2 Maryland 3 2 Ureinus 3 4 Delaware 1 I West Chester 2 Lehigh (KAJAW Playoff) 3 Igra Ursinus (F'.AtAW Playoff) 3 Temple (EAIAW Playoff) I I Maryland fKAlAW Playoff) 2 120 Stick women’s Season Stuck With eight of last years eleven starters returning, Coach Gillian Rattray’s field hockey team looked forward to a rewarding season. After hosting the first annual Lady Lion Invitational at the beginning of the season, the stickgals played a tough 12 game schedule including contests with West Chester. Lock Haven, Ursinus, and Delaware — the top four finishers at the Mid-Atlantic Championships. The team won five of their first six contests, hut watched their hopes for being national contend- ers fade as they dropped tlwir next two games. The Lady Lions received a bid to regionals, but were unable to defeat second rated Ursinus as their losing streak stretched to four games. The fieldwomen made a come back and ended their home season play on a victorious note by defeating fourth ranked Delaware. In their last regulor season game. Penn State's fieldwomen not only managed to keep the contest close, but also became the second team all season to score against powerful West Chester. In another of the season's high points, senior goalie Lee Stung broke the team’s record for saves in a season. At the Mid-Atlantic women’s field hockey championships, the Lady Lions started with a 4-3 victory against Lehigh, but were eliminated by regular sseason adversary Ursinus. All in all. the team’s 8-8 record indicated a rather disappointing season for a team of it’s caliber. 121 E jurruKl - ; - Clockwise, from lop left: Famed Lion defense squares olf against Maryland: Mike Cuman (24) carries for tlw Lions while Chuck Correal (55) and Mickey Schuler (82) block: Chuck Fusinu (14) rolls out against Kentucky; Randy Sidlor (75) smothers Maryland quarterback E.f. Baker (17): Scott Fitzkcc brings in a touchdown. 124 Lions Roar to 10-1 Season Penn State football: Thoughts of brisk, sunny fall days washed away in torrents of rain ... a kaleidoscope of blue and white shakers, bright ponchos and umbrellas ... an unbalanced scoreboard in our favor ... cheerleaders precariously balanced like circus performers ... everyone's favorite, the Lion, cavorting around the field, somersaulting through the air and being passed up the stands ... the sound of Heececy, hot dog! ... prancing majorettes and a stoic blue Band ... nervous players ... desperate prayers ... memories of a disappointing 1976 season ... and of course. Joe Paterno: My first thought is that this team is overrated. We haven't beaten a really good team in a long time. We arc overschedulcd early in the year. ... an exceptionally young team ... plagued by injuries ... room for improvement... The modest Joe Paterno would not make any positive forecasts for the 1977 season. He stressed the fact that although 31 returning gridders were lettermen, they were primarily sophomores and juniors. And we were reminded over and over again that. We have to improve in every area. The earliest start for a season ever (September 2) worried him as did the lack of an outstanding tailback at Spring practice. Coach Paterno also brought out an interesting point. People play awfully well against us. We ore a big game for everybody. We have to work that much harder. And as he looked at the upcoming games, Paterno summed it up in in's now familiar overcautious manner. We should wait until we beat somebody before we say how good we are. All we've done so far is talk. And so the play began! 125 The season opener saw Penn State shatter the record for the nation's longest major college winning streak (18 games) as the Lions ran over Rutgers, 45-7. Matt Suhey scored in the first four minutes on a two-yard run after a Pctercuskie interception, then again following a 51-yard run. The home team struggled to keep their heads above water but they were unsuccessful and only managed to score once in the final quarter. The game was significant for a number of reasons. Along with being the earliest season opener in Penn State’s 91-year history, the game marked the Lions' first appearance in Joe Paterno’s home New York area and the new Giant's Stadium. And although Paterno and Rutgers' coach Frank Burns opposed each other as players for Brown and Rutgers, it was their first battle as coaches. Two weeks later, a record-breaking Beaver Stadium crowd of 62.554 watched Houston clash with the Lions in the first home game of the season. Despite uncooperative weather, the Blue and White offense put forth a cooperative effort to gain 521 yards during the 31-14 win. The defense, not to be outdone by the Big O. hammered Houston into the ground and allowed only 138 total yards. One of the notable scores was the initial one for the winners as Mike Guman dove over a pile-up to reach the end zone after only 2:20 had elapsed. Placekickcr Matt Bahr assisted in the win with a commendable 12 points (three extra points and three field goals) and split end Scott Fitzkee amazed the crowd and probably even himself when he made a juggler-style catch in the end zone. Despite his team's fine showing, Coach Paterno remained ex- tremely cautious with a wait-and-see attitude. It was apparently too early in the season for Paterno predictions. 126 Clockwise, from top loft: Moll Suhoy (32) rocs over the lop (or u Rain oRuinsl Miami; flmmy Cc alo (44) out races Temple's foe Mosul for a pass completion: Jimmy C.vjulo (44). with hlockiriR assistance from Mull Millan (00) anil Sieve Crlffiths (52). rushes for yardugo aRainsI Temple. ABC Television, more roin. o capacity crowd and the Maryland Terrapins all visited Beaver Stadium one Saturday after- noon. By this time, fans were beginning to wonder if this could be the year for the Lions as they watched their team climb to fifth place in both the AP and UPI polls. Chants of We are number one! grew stronger; enthusiastic spectators refused to be disenchanted by Coach Palcrno's super-conservative outlook. The atmosphere was almost circus-like when Paterno led the Lions across the field and dove into the center of the squad. People began to wonder if maybe “Good OP foe didn't have just the tiniest spark of optimism deep down in that wary mind °f his. All excitement aside, the actual game went even better than expected. Quarterback Chuck Pusina and Tanker Jimmy Cefalo made several key connections as the home team overpowered Maryland. 27-9. giving the post-season bowl scouts something to think about. tor the third home game in a row. the Lions ployed on a soggy pcld and struggled with limited visibility due to cold sting- hig rain ... as if they needed more than Kentucky's surprisingly effective offense to help dampen their spirits. The Lion grid- ders went into the game nervous, remembering last year's loss to underrated Kentucky and knowing all too well what a loss this year would do to their national ranking. Our worst fears were realized when we lost. Although the Penn Statesmen scored prst. the visitors made a quick comeback and when the sun came out at halftime, they really woke up to take over the lead and end up victorious. 24-20. Said Paterno of his error-plagued players. We're still a young team at this stage.” 127 Kicker Matt Bahr was the Lions' leading scorer going into the Utah Stale contest: 37 total points gained from eight of nine field goal attempts and 13 extra points in as many tries. Although Bahr launched only one goal and an extra point in this game, he and his teammates defeated the Aggies 10-7 in more rain October 8. Despite 100 yard games by Steve Geise and Matt Suhey. the Lions trailed until the final 12 minutes when defensive tackle Bruce Clark assisted by setting up ten points in the fourth quarter. After a Bahr field goal, a key Sidler interception led to a score by Booker Moore, and the Penn State win — loss tally rose to 4-1. The Lions went on the road to Syracuse next, minus a very important part of their team. For the first time in 27 years and 280 games. Joe Paterno was not on the sidelines to guide the team. Instead. Iw was at the side of his injured son. David, who suffered a skull fracture after falling from a trampoline. The players were not about to let Joe down in his absence. Under the direction of defensive coach Jerry Sandusky and the other coaches, their determination was evident in the first two plays of the game when the Orangemen quarterback was sacked twice, once each by Bill Banks and lion Hostetler. Although Syracuse rebounded to score two touchdowns in the last quarter. Penn State maintained a sizable lead with out- standing efforts of players like fullback Bob Torrey. tailback Steve Geise and center Chuck Correal. In a game played with more than themselves and Penn State in mind, the Lions rallied for a 31-24 victory. 128 When the Mountaineers of West Virginia travelled over those country roads to State College, they must have wondered if the trip was worth the effort — their last win over Penn State was in 1954. This year was no exception as the Lions mowed down the Mountainnwn 49-28. The winners scored an incredible 21 points in the first 4:49 of the game followed by a like number in a 3:52 span in the second quarter. It was a glorious day for the men on the special team, beginning with a punt blocked by Randy Sidler that set up the first Lion touchdown. Jimmy Cefalo also distinguished himself by becoming the first Penn Stater in 91 years to return two punts for touchdowns in the same season. The Miami Hurricanes came to Penn Stale on October 29 and were blown over 49-7. Many of the second and third learn players had the opportunity to gain experience as 72 players saw action, and held Miami scoreless until the last two minutes of the game. Offensively, sophomore Ed Guthrie and freshman Booker Moore were in at tailback, and along with Suhey. Torrey. and Alguero. gained 229 yards rushing. The winners threw for 232 yards against a pass defense that went into the contest rated first in the country. Following the win. Coach Paterno let down his guard enough to say. This was our best effort of the year. The defense was great. The kickoff and punt coverage was outstanding. We made the big plays offensively when we had ta against an outstanding defense ... This team has done everything we have asked. It is a very fine team. It is very close to being a great one. Clockwise from top left: How do you sack a Quarterback? Bill Bonks shows how it's done: Bruco Clurk (54) leads the pack on this interception reiurn against Temple; Penn Stole quarterback Chuck Fusina looks for his receivers as he fades back to pass: Bruce Clark again leads the Nlltany Cion blitz. 129 North Carolina State was not going to let the Lions leave with a win so easily, and they held their 17-14 lead until the last three minutes. Fusina fired three passes lo Ccfalo and two to Shuler in an 83-yard drive before dropping a breath- taking, game-saving toss into Scott Fitzkcc's hands. It was also a record-breaking game, not only for the Wolfpack's Ted Brmvn. but for Fusina who was awarded recognition for the most completions (22) and passing yardage (315). The usual precipitation changed to snow for the final home game of the season and. aptly. Penn Stale froze Temple at seven points while chalking up an impressive 44. Scoring for fhe Lions were Ha hr, with a field goal and five extra points: Guthrie. Donaldson. Matt Suhcy and Ccfalo, who scored three times consecutively. Fusina also broke the single season passing record with the 249 yards gained in the game. For the benefits of national television, the Penn State-Pitt game was set back one week to another snowy day. allowing the tension of the rivalry lo grow. Although the host Panthers never let the Lions out of their reach, they held the lead for only a short time in the first quarter, when a Cavanaugh run outweighed one of Bohr’s three field goals. The Panthers charged the goal line several times. A team effort by Joe Diange, Hick Donaldson and Matt Millen thwarted a conversion attempt that would have tied up the game. Although Pittsburgh managed to snore in the final minute, the Nittanv Lions successfully revenged last year’s defeat by a narrow 15-13 margin. Clockwise from lop: The scorelM ard soys il oil; The Fiesta Bowl on it Blue Bond director. I)r. Diehl, solute the U.S.A.: Mickey Shuter walks off I tic field after o knee injury: Stove Guise is downed by i Hitt Panther: Two loyal Penn State fans try to keep warm after watching tlwir team defeat Temple. 130 DuilgL- Player of theGame Award� Handy Stiller Chuck Fusion Jimmy Cofnlo linuny Ccfaln Bruce .Clink Sieve Guise Bah Tor ray Chuck Correal Chuck Fris rm Jimmy Cofnlo Ron Hostetler The Most Outstanding Player of the Veai; Award Chuck hits aui Butynrs Hoiuton Maryland Kentucky Utah State Syracuse VV«Af Virginia Miami N,i: State Temple Pittsburgh By accepting a bid to the only bowl game which matched two championship teams ranked in the top twelve. Paterno and company found a visit to sunny, festive Arizona highly rewarding, for they loft the Arizona State Sun Devils with their first Fiesta Bowl loss. Action started early when Bill Banks blocked o Sun Devil punt that Joe Lully ran in for a touchdown, and Tom DcPaso soon recovered a fumble which eventually led to a Torrey score. The Sun Devil morale soon plunged when Gory Pctcrcuskie picked a Sproul pass out of the air. In the second quarter, Arizona found some holes in the Nittany defense and scored a pair of touchdowns. Although a field goal was the Lions' only score in this period. Ccfalo shone offensively with on exceptional 67-yard punt return. After the half, (laise alone crossed the goal line hut the fourth quarter made up for that lack of scoreboard action. Tom Wise recovered a Bohr kickoff which was deflected by an opponent and a see-saw game developed as Penn State and Arizona State took turns scoring. Despite a record 126 yards in penalties, the Lion momentum was rewarded with a 42-20 win. and 4th and 5th places in the UPI and AP polls, respectively. With its final 11-1 record. Nittany Lion Football extended its streak of consecutive, non-losing seasons to 39 and Paterno's winning average rose to .821. The Lions really proved themselves against tough competition, because their opponents hud a .626 winning percentage when playing other teams. When asked about the Kentucky loss. Paterno said. When you have had games, you just hope it is against a team that you can out-man. It was an off day and we didn't play one of our better games, so we lost. The success can be explained by looking at some individuals. Offensive guard Keith Dorney bedtime the third Penn State junior to earn first team All-American honors, middle guard Bandy Sidler also mode first team, and Mickey Shuler was placed on the second team as tight end. Quarterback Fusina now holds or shares nine passing records and Matt Bohr scored 81 points and kicked seven consecutive field goals for two records. Steve Ceise ended his college career tenth on the career rushing list ... Paterno stated that Mike Guman might just he college football's host all around player ... Pick Donaldson led the Lions in tackles with 86 and had three fumble recoveries ... Neil Hutton gained All-East honors ... there just weren't any mediocre performances. Following the Fiesta Bowl victory. Jimmy Ccfalo and Bandy Sidler headed for the Halo Bowl where Cefalo was named Best Offensive Player: and then they joined Shuler and Hutton for the Japan Bowl where Jimmy again distinguished himself as MVP. Immediately after the Fiesta Bowl, everyone began looking towards next season. Paterno expounded upon the problems of tlw collegiate football program in very definite terms. Bat when it came to next season ... I couldn't make any predictions ... We have another tough schedule, and some of our toughest gomes will be played on our opponents' home field. We're losing an awful lot of key players and there are a lot of openings in the line-up. It's too early to tell how recruiting is going And the inevitable. We'll just have to wail and see. Wall, what did you expect? By Julia A. Word and Leslie K. Zuck 131 Harriers Keep Stride After an intenso training program which included weightlifting and running from ten to 15 miles per day, the women’s cross country team still had Coach Brooks guessing about their strength ul the beginning of the season. Lust year's team lost no members to graduation and boasted some promising newcomers. Coach Brooks was cautious about the opposition the Lady Lion harriers were to face hut optimistic about the team's depth. While winning at Nationals seemed to be the overriding thought throughout the season, the lady harriers were forced to concentrate on each meet. The season opener, the Lady Lion Invitational, was run on the White Coif Course. Kathy Mills finished the grueling three mile course well over one minute ahead of her nearest competitor, teammate Kris ttunkes. While Mills is modest about her accomplishments. Coach Brooks praises the sophomore from Fayetteville. N.Y. as the team's top runner. Her dedication to running is evidenced by her intense concentration before each meet and her superb performances during them. Next the team travelled to Rutgers, leaving Mills, Hilary Noden and Peg Cleary at home to recover from a virus. They came back with a victory against Ohio State and Eastern Michigan indicative of the team's depth. Bankes stepped in to fill the void left by Mills and using their first double dual meet as a practice session, the Lady Lions finished with nine of the top ten places which gave them a near perfect score of 17. The team's first true test came when they hosted the fourth ranked Michigan State Spartans, the team's toughest competition. The Ladies passed with dying colors, mainly because of the one-two placing of Mills and Bankes. After the Blue and White Invitational. Coach Brooks chose a seven-woman squad to compete at Easterns and Nationals. The team consisted of Mills. Bankes, Noden, Liv. Berry, Donna Gardner, Mary Rawe and Penny Fales. For the third straight year, the team retained the EAIAW title with Mills placing first: and Bankes and Berry who were both bothered with leg injuries, finishing third and fifth. At Nationals they finished a commendable second behind Iowa State and Mills ran an unbelievable race — she finished the 5000 meter course in 16:50.2. Bankes uitd Berry also finished in the top 20 to qualify for the national AAU finals in Sun Bernardino, Calif. In that race Mills finished second for the first time all season. 132 • Woman's Cross Country (4 0) PSU Ht l.udy Linii lnvltutlonul IV lUitgartt Invitational 17 Ohio Slate 61 17 East Michigan 59 20 Michigan Stole it9 20 Bowlin Groan 83 1st HAIAW Championships 2nd AIAW Championships Clockwise front I op left: Standout Kathy Mills Ivavoa tlw fluid fur behind; Chris Uankes (it) and Liz Barry (2) stride for stride; An unidentified runner catches his breath. 133 Hopes for a successful 1977 Cross Country season depended on light group running, seven returning runners and several freshmen. Co-captain Bruce Baden agreed with Coach Harry Grove's prediction that an undefeated dual match season was out of the question. The solid group running was evidenced in the first match up of the season against 'ViUanova, as the harriers took to the muddy course and ran off with a convincing 19-44 victory. The following week the team upped its record to 3-0 with wins over West Virginia and a tough Pittsburgh team. The weathermen called for more rain, hut Coach Groves made no predictions. In tin: first home match on the five mile White Course, the fight pack swept the first five places on the way to a relaxed 15-48 victory over a weak Kent State squad. But the competition stiffened in the Penn State Open, and the Lions were taken by surprise. The depth of the team, however, allowed them to finish out in front again. The team moved on to face its strongest opposition of the season in a triangle meet with Georgetown at William and Mary. In the meet that decided the best team in District II. Penn Slate pulled out a close 28-30 victory over Georgetown. trounced William and Mary, and received an invitation to compote in the NCAA championships at Spokane. Washington. Led by the running of Bruce Baden. John Zeigler. Dave Felice, Tom Rapp, Boh Snyder and Fritz Cooper, the Lions roared into the Central CoJiegiates witii a 6-0 record. And for the third straight year they had to settle for a frustrating second place finish behind the Michigan Wolverines. After hosting and finishing second in the United States Track and Field Federation Championships, the Lions moved on to Nationals. They took a well balanced team to Spokane with a will to win. They raced against a field of foreigners, and came back with a very respectable 12th place finish. In his lust race as a Penn State competitor. Hob Snyder came off an early season foot injury to run an outstanding race and take All-American honors. The season started with predictions, but the team. undefeated in duals meets, proved that coaches' predictions are often as right as the weatherman’s. V w Men’s Gross.Country (0-0) Vlllunova 44 22 Pittsburgh 37 17 West Virginia 44 15 Kent Statu 48 1SI Penn Stale Open 1« yVil iti'fn and Mary 42 20 Georgetown 30 2nd Central Cdtfogfntos 2nd Rasturn IJSTFF championships 12lfi NCAA c inmp onships 134 Frisbee Spring of 1977 saw Penn Slate's Ultimate Frisbee team mature to become one of the top teams in the east. In May '77. when 16 teams competed in the Eastern National Championship in Amhurst Massachusetts. Penn State emerged the East coast champions. They Pew to the world frisbee championship at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. California in August to face the West coast champions of Sunta Barbara. Penn State rose to the occasion but was overwhelmed by the Sunta Barbara team and lost the match. In 1977-76 the team enjoyed an overall record of 4 and 2 with the defeat of the long standing Eastern champs Butgers highlighting the season. Clockwise, from top left: Tom Hupp out in front in the Penn Stale Open: Jim Haro with an undor-tho-leg catch: Pete Hallman during practice in the IM building: John Xogtear. 13 5 Gymnastics: A Winter Spectacular The most exciting winter spectator sport at Penn State, gymnastics, showed all the signs of producing a couple more winning teams. Although the men's team was disappointed last year with their 5-3 finish, and did not even qualify to defend their NCAA team title, they started the 77-711 season off with a roar. Following a third place at the Bull State Invitational, the men tumbled Massachusetts. Michigan State. Springfield. Pittsburgh, and Southern Connecticut. Although the Lions were not without injuries. Captain Bob Desiderio was bach in action after a red-shirted year, and ably assisted by regulars Paul Simon. Bob's brother Dan. Kurt Weissend. joe Stallone, and very promising freshmen Pat He.song, Tom Forster, and Ivan Merritt. Despite their tremendous depth (eight of (he nine all-arounds were high school stale champions; the ninth a runner-up to a teammate), a problem of consistency troubled the team as Couch Schwenzfeier experimented to find the perfect combinations. The Lady Lions did not get off to such a successful start, for they fell to Massachusetts in the season opener - they just made too many mistakes against an ambitious team. But the mistakes were almost excusable; it was (he first meet of the season and three of the seven competitors were freshmen. One of those freshmen. Davies Bohr, was the highlight as she executed all of her moves beautifully. PSD 3rd 203.15 211 20 1,0 211.1 211.05 204.05 i 7i?.5 V 3 Cymnaslics Mon (7-2) Bull Stale Invit. Massachusetts Michigan Stuli! Springfield Pittsburgh Temple York Southorn Connect icul nuts J9C.S 180. «5 181.0 197.05 192.2 213.35 209.-15 Indiana Stole 217.45 214.00 Southern Illinois 216.1 isi Eastern Regionals Women (7-11 134.7 MuysodiuKclt 137 M2.25 Michlgon Stale 138,3 141.00 Springfield 129.55 141.35 Pittsburgh 735.;4 ttti.To ■ : Temple 128.7 140.95 Southern Connecticut 131.2 140 Indiana Stole 139 15 146,05 Southern Illinois 140 60 1st Eastern Hogianals Clockwise, from I op left: Paul Simon on the pommel horse against Pitt: Joe Stallone on the rings: Ann Carr on the balance Imam: Pan Desiderio on the parallel bars: Dabble Alstin. 137 (.'Jocktvisc. from lop left: Bob Desiderio on (he rings; Jcin Anthony in the Poor exorcises; fan Anthony; Pal Spisak on the balance Imam: Joanne Heck on the uneven parallel bars; Tom Forster with the rings against Michigan. 138 Led by captain lounnc Beck, and inspired by Ann Carr (AIAW — all-around champion), ludi Avencr's crew got their act synchronized and soundly heat Michigan. Springfield, and Pittsburgh with a national high of 147. But the cost of the Pittsburgh win was high, because freshman Debbie Alstin went out for the season with a broken ankle. A group of talented freshmen like Lisa Ingebretsen (all-around winner at Pitt). Davies Bahr. and Patti Spisak and improved sophomore Lynne Samuels joined the dependables like Carr. Beck and Jan Anthony. lanuary was a terrible month for the Lady Lions. hungry for competition to keep in shape and get some scores up. The inclement weather and a minor car accident involving competitors caused three consecutive cancellations, before a win in a home meet with Southern Connecticut. The weather settled down hut the Lions did not. The Massachusetts meet was the sole loss for the Lady Lions who closed out their season with a 7-1 record. Although the men dropped to both Indiana Slate and Southern Illinois, they finished up 7-2 for the year. Then in March, top- seeded Penn State women were easy victors in the Eastern Championships at Pitt, with Ann Carr capturing the individual title and the crowd's admiration. 7ivo weeks later, the men topped their closest competition. LSU. by more than three points to match the women as Eastern champions, with Boh Desiderio and Paul Simon as individual leaders. Both teams headed for tlw National Championships, where the women were seeded first. 139 Fencing Fencers Lance Great Season This seasons Men’s and Women’s Fencing (cams exhibited striking talent with outstanding individual and team efforts. Coach MacCarret's men are led by captain Kan Bohl. and Mitch Dorfman in foil. Jeff Haney and Matt Harris in epee, and Tom Was ley in sabre. The women's team was led by Tami Greenshjpon, Alice Butterick, Donna Grishbowsky, and Wendy Paschcdag and was coached by Beth Cramer. Fencing Fencing Mon Women (7-21 w PSIJ M Maryland 13 10 Cornell «r- . ' to NYU 17 9 Ohio Slulw i 26 Jersey City Stole 1 16 flrockporf 0 1� aims Hopkins 9 IS Montclair Slate 1 20 William Patterson 7 12 Yale •1 W Pennsylvania 17 15 James Madison 9 20 Cornell 7 11 Tempi 5 A 17 Navy 10 12 Trenton Slate 1 20 Paco 7 11 Jnrsey City 5 :i:f 1 William Patterson 3 16 PiU.-Fuyi'lte 0 9 St. John's 7 70 Indiana 6 10 Pennsylvania 6 140 141 Grapplers Ride Through a Good Season Tlw Penn Stole Grapplers started the season out strongly by beating perennial powerhouses NC State. Florida. Cal Poly. Oklahoma, and Maryland, only to suffer a dissappointing 24-15 loss to Clarion. The mighty Lions hosted the Penn State Invitational. Dec. 2-3. which is known to have one of the highest wrestling calibers in the country. Our Lion grapplers Mike and Scott De Augustino finished the invitational weekend as the only Penn State wrestlers to win their weight class. By mid-season Mike De Augustino, a sophomore wrestling at 118 lbs. boasted an undefeated regular season match record and. his brother Scott at 126' lbs. displays a confident and determined spirit in his first year of collegiate wrestling. At the 134 lb class, the team was hurt by the early season loss of innny Earl who had a broken hand. Filling his shoes was sophomore Bcrnic Fritz, us Geoff Brodhead wrestled at 142 lbs for the Nittany Lions, lie wrestled well, showing a strong season, though troubled by unluckihess in close match contests. Bill Vollrath. at 150 lbs. co-captain and an extremely exceptional wrestler was one of Coach Koll's mainstays. Senior Dave Becker wrestled the 158 lb class. With a take him down, let him up. take him down style of wrestling which is now his trademark, and Coach Koll considered Becker as one of the best takedown artists in the nation. Tight competition for the first position between Ashley Swift and Hick Snyder marked the 167 lb class. Swift, who sometimes wrestles heavyweight, made a superb lust second takedown in the Oklahoma match which gave the Penn State grapplers a stunning 20-19 victory. Freshman Snyder shocks many of his opponents with his lanky, unorthodox style and expertise in leg maneuvers. At 177 lbs. was Dan Pfuutz. a KJC transfer and national Greco-Homan champion. Pfuutz saw his first PSU season which was full of good, tough action. Sum Sallitt wrestled at 190 lbs: Coach Koll moved him to his new weight when Bill Bertrand quit the team during the Penn Stale Invitational because of a disputed slum and was refused rcadmittance. Sallitt filled the position well and wrestled his best since he has been here. At heavyweight, the weakest area of the team, there was no set wrestler, and it is a true problem position. The duties were shared by Swift. Bustardi, and Path. Coach Koll selected his heavyweight wrestler on an individual match basis depending upon the team's situation. Assisting Coach Koll was Andy Mater: they believe this year's team has just as much potential as any other year. The grapplers closed the season with a 13-2 record and EWL Champions in Mike DeAugustino. Bill Vollrath. and Dave Becker. Becker went on to place 5th nationwide. In a surprise move. Coach Koll stepped down at the end of the season and Hich Lorenzo was named new head coach. 142 Clockwise, from top left: Scott DeAugustinu locks up with opponant: Bill Vollrath working Lehigh's ISO pounder to the mat: Sam Sullitt in referee's position: A happy Ashley Swift after the Oklahoma match. Wrestling' 143 V. PS 11 Wmst in ! 03-2) Buffalo 4 NO Stato 12 •rid; 22 Cal Poly 11 Lock Haven 9 Olaahbmn 19 West Chester 12 Maryland 9 Clarion 2-1 flioomsburg l-i Navy u Lehigh 26 Pittsburgh I! Syracuse 19 VVilhrrs (1 GWL Championship!� 144 Clockwise, from top left: Mike DoAtiguslino presses opponent into ili� . mcit; Bill Bertrand lengthens his riding time; Hick Snyder shows his stylo with o figure-4 around the abdomen: Bernie Fritz on the «scopo. ■ Men’� Banhalball 17-10) PSU HO Maryland 69 m Dbluwntv 8-1 75 Virginin Tech 84 60 N c. stole 70 m Muhlenberg 78 45 Syracuse 01 85 Cotgolo 63 55 Duaiivsfin 6.1 67 DcVfUit 82 92 Rochester 67 flj Rutgers 7.9 40 Duquusni! 54 77 Syracuse 83 6« George Washington 84 56 Virginia 83 68 Si. Fronds • 72 iffi 98 76 Villa nova 65 Pittsburgh 82 68 West Virginio 60 M.irqurit 7?K 52 Army 64 64 Templo JV Si 4 64 Nuvfejr .q i 87 Vv 76 West Virginia Ci A 75 7f, Pittsburgh 6 76 '• Massachusetts if af V — 146 Basketball Team Has A Desperate Year Unfortunately, the noxt record set was for the most consecutive losses in a season, and Coach Bach conceded that it was time to step down. Ironically, the cagers did a turnaround after his decision, with a victorious trio of nailhiting finishes, notably the 76-75 victory over WVU instrumented through Kuhn’s free- throw expertise. After the WVU. Pitt, and Massachusetts wins, the team finished out their season, and the Penn State careers of Miller and Coach Buch with a strong but unrewarded battle in the Eastern Eight Championships, won by their competitors from Villa nova. The men's basketball team had a difficult lime getting off the ground, let alone in the air to the hoop. In the games that could have gone either way. we lost and we were disgraced in the lough games. Only occasionally did a bright game bounce into the schedule like the 81-7!) upset over Bulgers. The record- setting 109-78 win over Muhlenberg was bittersweet considering the team's caliber. Although the Marquette game drew a large and enthusiastic Penn State crowd, the fans were disappointed as they watched the halftime lead disappear. Despite furious efforts by returning lettermcn like Captain Jeff Miller (who moved into the top ten on the PSU all-time scoring list) forwards Steve Kuhn and Waller Young, center Carvin Jefferson and guards Bob O'Conor and Tom Wilkinson, the roundhnllers just kept sinking (and not their shots, either). O'Conor and newcomer Cary Korkowski were benched with injuries most of the season, so freshmen Frank Brickowski and Mike Ice saw a good bit of court action. Clockwise, from top loft: Sophomore Steve Kuhn chases a Delaware player: Tom Wilkinson shows good (lefensivu position against Duquvsno despite his opponent's attempt lo intimidate him; Team Captain off Miller scants two points on i fast break against Delaware: Junior Carvin Jefferson drives against North Carolina State. 147 Women’s Basketball: The Best Ever! I don't think anybody frightens this team. They seem to be in tone with themselves.” said Coach Pat Meiser about her body Lion basketball team. It's true that the women Iwd their best season ever and it's also true that for the first lime in its history the team was ranked among the nation's Top 20 by earning the number 14 spot. Hut Coach Meiser has other reasons for commending her team. Everything just seemed to go right. In most cases they were the underdog team: a fact that helped to give them a psychological advantage. If they lost, they did what was expected of them, but if they won in an upset victory it gave them the spirit boost they needed to meet the next big. nationally ranked team in their difficult schedule. Of the regular starling line-up including Mag StrUtmattcr. Nancy Kuhl. Jen Bednarek. Sue Carlson and Betty McGuire, only one. Strittmater was a senior. Coach Meiser had extremely good depth to work with and she used her bench often. All told, she has a very good reason to be optimistic about next year's season. 148 Wormin' llaskethull (21-5j PSU 70 East Sirpcidshurg SO 73 Hd inhorn 3C m Slippery Hock 50 «2 Irmnuntiluln 53 � 7 Montclair 85 07 Queens 85 til) Ohio SI,nle 58 07 Texas 90 85 West Chester 70 09 Hast Carolina 02 72 fames Madison -15 «li Maryland 103 III Pittsburgh 00 7«. Rutgers 02 «'1 Cortland M -1 Shippensburg 45 ni East Stroudsburg .,! «j Cheyaey 00 7)1 Ursinus 47 � 0 Edinbaro 78 01 Millersvilli- 49 84 Delaware OS 76 Slippery Rock SO 82 l.ock Haven 60 81 Ed inborn 85 i 70 Pit Inburgh HO Ifil Pill Invitational 2nd Lady Lion Invlloiluiuil lames Madison Invlt. Clockwise, from top left: uniorguard Nancy Kuhl eyes her apponent before making her next move: Sophomore forward Sue Murliti drives against Pill; (Ju-capiain Nancy Carl son scores two against Texas; Sophomore Belly Megufro attempts a shot; Scoring threat fan Hednarek rvoavos her way a round two Ohio Slaltf players. 149 Watefsports Clockwise, from I op loft: Pol MrFmh en in Ihc spring board competition ogoinsf Si. Bonoventurc: Tom Marlin in the 200 free against Pittsburgh: Colvt 1« Bizof in Ihc diving competition against Bulgers; Bill Hicb in the 200 bock. 111 lOih 03 Swimming Men Penn Slate Relays St. Bonnvontmc 20 81 Lehigh 32 in Rutgers 20 60 Vi innovo 53 34 Pittsburgh 80 OS Edinboro 45 47 Univ. of Maryland 06 77 Temple 36 49 Duckndl 6-1 80 Indiana Unfvorsity XI 88 Blooms burg 21 35 West Virginia 78 6th Easlnm Championships 150 Diving seemed Jo be the key event for the swimming teams this year, especially the women. Collate Bizal, Becky Binney. Lisa Pel low. and Katie Bewley were consistent point makers for the Lady Lions, beginning with a win on the three meter board by Binney and Pellow in the Pitt Belays. The Lady Lions placed fourth in the Belays, but followed with an unfortunate, but not unexpected loss to Bulgers. The big upset came after a month’s lay-off when the women swam by Pitt in the last relay for a narrow win. Ellen Perry's charges were led by co- captains Janice Fischer and Cindy Fry (holder of all the backstroke records, and a couple of others, too), freestyler Tammy Brush, Cathy Lower, Kathy Savard, and Carol Muzzer. Coach MacNcill's Nittany tankers had more than just the divers, starring sophomore Patrick McFaddcn, too. Somebody kept busy changing limes on the scoreboard as names like Snyder. Bode (eastern champion in the 200 breaststroke). Captain Bill Hieb, and several relays stroked to shattering finishes, and the tankers lost only to Pitt in their first six outings. MacNcill referred to his 400 freestyle relay team of Barnhart, Duffy. Wandel, and Anderson as the best relay we’ve ever had. And the team looked to be one of the best, too. 151 lamc orncui rate nj JUDCC AMMO Swimming VVomun (7-3) Pi(|sfturg fi Relays divers Rutger� Pittsburgh West Chester Princeton Michigan Slippery Rorh Maryland West Virginia East Stroudsburg Clarion EA1AW Championships 2 i 5« 34 01 117 54 42 .17 45 GO 152 153 Spikers’ Season Has Ups and Dow ns Following a building year, Coach Tom Tail's woman’s volleyball learn finished the season with a 25-18 record in total matches. With returning captain Jeanne Prusdk. senior hitter Cindy Pruner. back line specialist Terry Wilson and setters Nancy McLaughlin and Cindy Brennan, the team started its season with experienced players and a firm foundation in the basics. Hut the team was plagued with inconsistency. Victories over defending FAIAW champion Maryland in the Delaware Invitational and over Fast Stroudsburg in the Salisbury Invite came at high points in the season. A big victory in which the Lady Lions came from behind to win the best of five match against Pennsylvania, earned the Lady Lions a bid to the Eastern regional post season tournament. At regionals however, the inconsistency returned and the eighth seeded Lions did not have a chance at the championship. But the progress made throughout the season marks a successful year for the young team, in only its second year of varsity competition. The team compensated well for its lack of height by improving its calibre of play. They played through a tough schedule and gained the confidence needed to make them one of the better teams in the Fast. VollrylxilJ Woman PSU t' m IJ Oorgc Washington 1 1 Buck null 0 A Pill lnvitniion.il 2 A Temple Invitational 2 0 East Stroudsburg I 0 Temple 1 1 Robor! Morris 0 •4 Delaware Invitnlluwil 2 A Salisbury Invitational A 1 Buck noil 0 1 Mansfield 0 1 Pennsylvania U 0 Pittsburgh I 1 Indiana (Pa.) (1 I Dtiqursne 0 I 0 Slippery Rock 0 East Stroudsburg 1 I EAIAIV C .Kinipionships Mi.’ii ) 3 UK Nit ton • JJo'n nViraUonaf J S'y n:h,'’ 0 1 Cornell. 0 1 Princeton 0 tl Ohio Stoic Invitational .1 3 . .. Nyach (1 2nd ECVLOpeiM ‘ t Host SlroudxburfnS 3 2nd Stole of PA (.'hoin iiortshlp (l Ohio State 3 2 NlToc-h 1 154 In their second year as a varsity sport, the men's volleyball team got off to a strong start, by winning the Nittany Lion Invitational over a field of a dozen top teams. Despite the gaps left by graduated All-Last players Dave Evans. John Phillips and Jeff Seavy, the team showed all signs of being top contenders for the Eastern title. Captain Frank Gaadignino moved into Evans’ position and other starters included middle blocker Carey Seavy. Dave Mull (a national team finalist last summer). Hich Emanuel, and Mike Casey. Smaller in stature then previously, the Lions, in theory, comprise a quicker team which is fortunate because Ohio State (Second in 1977 NCAA's), and the U.S.A. National Team wore among their competitors. Coach Tom Tail and Assistunt Coach Tom llahn drove to lead their team to an even higher placing than last year's third in the east with strong, experienced players like Frank Agncw, Picky Genday. John Morgan, and Don Livenges and a host of eager young players like Mike Gordon. Clockwise, from lop left: Nancy McUwghlln (21. Cindy Primer (9). vanno Prusnk (1) reach for a set up: Carey Seavy selling up a return; Lisa Posch with the return: Undo Bufojdi- 155 leers Skate Through Winning Season Clockwise. from right: Bill Hichurdson practices before the West Chester Rome; Dennis Herr receiving u pass: doanlng up after the name: Scott Wycofl on l it; defense. 156 0 Ice Hockey Hockey (14-7-2) PSU 0 Curncjiiv Mellon Univonlty 1 2 Iowa a ft Ndiv Hampshire 4 .1 Army JV 1 1 Leh gh 4 y Navy 1 s Hul crr. 1 4 lunlor Flyer� 2 5 unior Panxulns 1 •1 lanior Flyers 2 2 Dponun 2 4 Prinmlnn V 6 5 Vllhwovn 2 0 Ufuulo 2 2 Vfllanava 1 .1 West Chester 4 C Del ii wore 1 3 llulfim 3 $ ■■ Penn |V 6 I West Chester 2 5 Lehigh 4 7 Upuln a (i VUIanoya 8 1st Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Conference 157 Clockwise, from top left: (12) lint Honk comp fours i pass I� (10) 5co( I Wycoffi Toin Horans in proeliet ; (7) Mark Hargas practicing against Dill IticJiarcfsoii; John f.'iaim n has his slwl on goal blocked; (21) Pa� 1 Kcllian blocks a pass in the Delaware gome. 158 The Hockey Club skated along well, despite the fact that injuries thwarted a possible chance at an undefeated season. One of the injured, forward Dennis Herr, a top penalty killer, sat through u long layoff due to a broken nose. The injury problem did not keep the icers from racing the puck home, particularly forward Jamie llettema who found himself leading the Mid-Atlantic Hockey Conference in scoring at one lime during the season. The Lions also have an excellent 1-2 combination with goalies Hill Richardson and Pete Lumbert: Lainhert starting to see a lot of ice action since Richardson is an out-going skater. Other prime players under Coach Clayton John: Eric Putsch. Jim Lynch. Jerry Pry. Tom Horgas, and club president Rill Tracy assisted in the winning season. 159 Coed Rifle Team On Target Penn State’s co-ad rifle team shot their way fo a (6-4) season. Although all ten members of the team competed throughout the season. Coach Joseph Oilkes relied heavily on the sharpshooting of senior co-captains Fred Ebert and Dan Eichenlaub. and on seniors Steve Shane. Dave Yodems and Hill Graham. Freshmen John Husenko and Glenn Dubis supplied the team's added depth. The team faced its biggest challenges of the season against West Virginia. Navy, and Army teams, and even with the losses, the Penn State team improved steadily as the season progressed. Cood Btflo (7-S) IPS l.’ MW OId Dominion 2201 2690 William and Mary 236-1 2680 2671 Youngstown Ohio Stato 2045 2753 2671 Wait Virginia 264« 2691 Canuius 26«! 2701 Navy 2010 2736 2736 Army Lehigh 2805 2663 1359; Indiana 1352 i. ir 271« NBA Sectional 2750 2698 Kins' College 2579 inn Bowling Men Woman 111-3-1) (10-2) PSU PSU US East Stroudsburg 11.5 12 EaM Stroudsburg N 14 Montgomery 12 24 Montgomery 2 1st EPMIC Tournament 1st EPMIC Tournament 1st St. Vinmnt'n Invitational 21 Bloomshurg 5 16 Bloomshurg JO 17 Maryland ft 18 Maryland 6 25 Montgomery 1 20 Montgomery 6 26 Drexel It S9 Droxol 17 15.5 Ship tomljurg 10.5 16 Penn Stnte-Capitol 10 16 Maryland W 7.1 Shippbhstturg 13 1st ACU Region 1 Tournament 12.5 Bonn,State-Captiol 1.7.5 10 Droxol 7 18.5 Maryland 7.5 12 Temple 14 1st ACU Region i Tournament 23.5 Shippcnsburg 2.5 10 Droxol 16 16 Temple 10 20 5 Tempto 5.5 23 S� . loscph’s 3 20 Shippcnsburg 6 22 Temple 4 Keglers Bowl Over Opposition Throughout their successful seasons both the men's and women’s baling teams exhibited a consistency of rhythm, power, and togetherness that was responsible for many of the wins. Coach Don Ferrell said of the balanced scoring. Whenever one of the bowlers were down, the others covered up. Some of those who needed no covering were Val Bright and Tina Clark of the women’s team and Scott Goldbach. Don Baker, and Ted Long for the men. With the first place finishes in the ACU Tourney the keglers earned themselves a place in the sectional competition, held in late March. Clockwise, from top loft: Don luchcnlaub sharpshooting senior: Bill Anthony picks up a spore: Beth Lemyre rolls another one. 162 M sporls arc an integral part of any enthusiastic non-varsity Penn State athlete. The IM program, which is one of the finest in the nation, offers students a structured sporls schedule through which he can build character, confidence, and agility. The caliber of competition is fairly tough in most sports and varies from football to horseshoes. Over 15 sports are available to any male student. The IM catugories are divided into three main divisions: dormitory, fraternity, and independent. Separate from these categories are women’s, graduate-faculty, and co-ed M's. Although the sports arc mainly offered for just plain ole fun , many teams go all out with a much more serious attitude which increases interest and creates an extremely intense competitive atmosphere within the program. 163 m S9l I aiads Part of Ihi? Naiads synchronized swimming program; Clockwise, from top loft: Iarm Lower and Gall Wheeler; Bohlii Ferguson; Team members in a sturbunt formation: Both Bknuly; Cindy Hnnmh. Bobbl I'vrgnson. Nancy Mathews. iMurio Pierce arid Cindy Brown. 167 ini Penn Slate 1077-70. What made it special? It was not an uncommonly good year. Tuition went up twice in one year for the first time in PSU's history and snow made for a tough winter. It wasn't a had year. The football team finished 11-1 and job prospects for graduating seniors were improving. What made it special? Things happened to you and to hum State that may never happen again. Wore you one of the world-record hreakers in the Orientation Committee's game of musical chairs? liememher the Dance Marathon? lie-member what it was like to spend Friday night at Pattee while friends were partying? We remember. We. the La Vie staff, have tried to capture the spirit of Penn State 77-7H in these 416 pages. It's no small task and we haven't done it perfectly but we've done our best. There were limes of real trial - at the beginning of fall term we lost all our spring photographs to the Dempsey Dumpster. Wo pulled together and palled through. Particularly helpful in getting us through that rough spot was Tom Peters. La Vie '77's photo editor. Though suffering great pain as a victim of cancer. Tom printed pictures for us in a makeshift darkroom in his parents' home. When Tom lost his bout with cancer in December 77 the La Vie staff lost a friend. Wo dedicate our efforts in this volume to our friend. Tom Peters. Marie T. Weissenriedor. Editor-in-Chief 4 Don If. Friedman MtJiuixinx Editor 170 SENIOR STAFF: .ofI to righl. flow J: Chary! Eschlfuch. Staff Editor Stacy i fosso, Cathy Dzhniera: Row 2: Idea Winfield. Due Duo Goahrinfi. BUSINESS STAFF: U:fl l riglil. Iloiv J: Sui: vmbciriuo, Staff Editor Vina; Po'mpo. Sue Ockovie: flow 2: Pant Do Lissio, Donna Polisi. Missing from picture: Anita Fcidlcr. ORGANIZATIONS STAFF: Left to right. Row 1: f.isa Kin . Robyn Tomkinson. Esme Beachy: Row 2: Cathy Baudoux. Staff Editor lane Gates. Izriah Ford. CANDID LAYOUT STAFF: Left to right. Row t: Patty Green. Karen Berg: flow Z' Mike Rcnlzof; Bow .1: Staff Editor Sheila Sawaht. joint Schenk, Iill Connors. ADVERTISING STAFF: LefI to right: Staff Editor faff Greer, Missy McKoIvy. Pol Yoder. Missing from picture; Susan Broome. LITERARY STAFF: hift to right. IU v l: Marjorie Seng. Leo Carpenter. Editor Cheryl f. Cense; How 2: Caro Co vis. Mike Considinc. Lisa Marongelli Missing: Scott Weaver. Lynne Sifverinan. lochia Floss. fiosaivM iockson. SPORTS STAFF: Lo l to right: fu ie Wart , Leslie Zuck, honorary staff member Nittany Lion Cliff Fiscus. Stuff Editor Michael F. Waiulrowski. Premia Lane. Missing from picture: fim Higginson, Margie Harkins. 172 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Left to right, How 1: EVan Diewenltcrg, on McMnstcr. Cindy Troutman. Russ Sullivan, Elisa Eckhard; How 2: Paul Hoy, Harvey Armol, Staff Editor Del) Wuisar, Jeff N'ulkoivilz, foiin Gelctvj. Missing: Craig Haul .. Kim Hosonberg. Paul Harrow, Frank Kislan, Davo Bloonu uist. ART STAFF: luift to right. Bobbi Hill anil Cathy Hahn. HOARD OF DIRECTORS: heft to right. How I: Hernia Brnnstein. Secretary Cheryl Howe. Shannon Mullen. Deb Weiser: Row 2: flm Hill. Hill Fuller. President Mark Klins. Vice President Marie Woissenrlmler, Claim Meyer. Don Friedman. 173 Rifle Club Penn State Veteran’s Club President Bob Fulmer. Vice-President Handy Bennett. Hob Mclfgard. Dove Schrc fler. Htissel Wollmon. Mark King. Jim Qualey. |oc Paplosky, Dave O'Donnnli, Thomas H. Stolllemyor, Tim Driscoll. Vvrma P.S. lack Goodwin. Robert Bachman, Eric Lauff. Joseph Hadivanshi. Michael Tapper!. Thomas Di alin. Mall Armstrong. Kurt Newhord, Rodney Millar, Jerry Schtvankc. Pete Webster. Stove Adeox. William Dwyer. Ernest Balderas. John Hing. Gregory Sorg. Jc J Montgomery. Handy King. Dove Koim. Jim Mufbergcr. John Hughes. Kevin Orr. Midiool Kusuplos. Tracey Miller, Jonas Krovols. Mary Ann Quinlan. Worner Davis. Hager Long. Brian Light. Steve Dadarko. Kappa Kappa Gamma Wf lo right: Row I; Sandy Schultz. Beth Kraus. Irene McAIvnr, Marie Cinl. Lynn Curley. Cynthia Sludurt; How 2: Sandy Brolhwoite, Lauren Sullivan. t ail Donnelly. Cheryl AI Iter a. Kris Paucka, Christy McEllwny. Kathleen Baker: Row 3: Elaitw Ashenfelter. Rebecca Thwailes. Frances Tufaro. Diana Pope. Kay Banker. Elizabeth Cranat. Deborah Anzalone. Kathy Neubert. Donna Carr: How -I: Diane Irvin. Patricia Conklin. Ann Ccttenudler. Susan blrbflnik, Susan Shepherd. Sally Philson. Kathy E linger, Margaret jamas. Linda Pierson. Sue Bunker. Other members: Kathryn Aurana. Sarah Beighley. Elizabeth Brensipyer. Paula Ghornyak. Karen Eyolf. Carol can Hawks. Sue Holland, oyer Johnston. lady Swainbank, Marie Trauffor, Bella Vice. Wendy Weber. Kalhy Wplf. Sally Barnard. Margaret Barnes. Rase Clark. Diana Foderat� . Linda Fogel. Carolyn Gold. Sue Gurney, Bonnie Nochamie. Linda Parker. Marianne Rolunna. VVinana Wall. University Choir II Arndt, S. Barclay. C. Pension. S. Berlin, . Bardon. j. Donald. P. Edd is. K. He ken rath, M. Gerhart, A, Gilmore. L. Herbst. M. Hoover. R. Jackson. L johnson, N. KaaiiI. S. Kooris. K. Kouyh. B. Kiihlman. T. Knnsch. G. Laird. A. McIntyre, M. Mcynrs. C. Moody, S. Murphy. . Muthard, A. Calhoun. H. Mutnhnihaufih. S. Nayurny. D. Paninas. J. Pennington, L Heislmry. P. Rineharl. K. Ruvane. L Schwab, E. Ilindock. C. Slayle. I. Smith. VV. Slormer. S. Viciurine. C Whiteman. M. Wilt. D. Wissingcr. C. Bachman. C. Blomstrom. V’. Bursic. M. Clark. C. Costco. . Costello. J. Darden. P Davcy. L Davis. T. Dolinar, R. Dunfee. C. Fiorina. I. Foyy. . Farfney. C. Galimberti. M. Gavenonls, A. Gilmore. M. Godfrey. . Grim. T. Himmellxirger. K. Kanarr. M. Kerr. L Lunan. j. Leslie. H. Laird. R. Laird. I). Malison. L McDowell. T. McNamara, . Maurey, B. Mershon. G. Uix. S. Mierle.y. VV. Neubert, (.'. Palmer. M. Plowfiold. E Ralhfon, I . Christensen, II. Rauch. M. Schumacker, T. Sextan. C. Smith. I). Stutman. A. Sunncrgrin. K. Tweed. D. Uliciny. N. White, A. WrifjJii. I. Winters. Yakfsh. I.. Hazz.ard. P. Farrell. P. Amidmost, C. Baudoux. I.. Billets. K. Blackwell. B. Butler, I. Cowon, S. DiSalvo. C. Devey, S. Eisrhied, K. Kck. M. Fischer. T. Fax. R. Good. S. Grasbery. M. Huston. S. Horner. It. Hughes. N. Candeo, F. Grazyk. D. Jack son, R. Kauri. . Krell. L Giver. An. La very. M. Leeronc. If. Lynch. T. McDonald, j. MontZcr. S. Munchak. j. Miller. B. Moyer, L Nelson. K. Nelson. S. Nlohofl. S. Olexa. B, Pierce. S. HI by. N. Hassell. C. Hodemer. A. Shank, S. Speer. P. Walko, M. Sopila. C. Troutman. N. Ward. K Wilson. A. Batin ion, E. Campbell. K. Dierkcs. E. Father. S. Fox. B. Gold warm. C■ Green. S. Gryb, R. Kalonay. C. Mazur. B. Hynes. C. Pierson. I). Seufcrt. P. Overberyer. D. Shields, L Sopoci. I. Witziy. •''I Durhoraw. lliyh. I. Norris. M. Carroll. L. Cowan. G. Alan. S. Coor. I). Enwrick. G. Folos. J, Hart. B. Haworth, E. lAiny. B. Lavine. G. Lewis. C. Marks. R. Martin. It. Pawiish. M. Palrochko, K. Price. L Rhodes. S. Scofield. K. Holliny. S. Bayer. J. Rrasch. , Clarracca. f. Goletti. Brace Crocker. S. irishman. M. imho If. j. ackson. M. Knoll, M Huckabcc. G. Lins ky. S l.appin a. D. Maloney. R. Mundrinich. It. Passow. E. Pavlica. M. Biggs, f. Rohrhcck. V. Sorlman, A. Schlein. D. Steiner, G. Delong. R. Warland. D. Anderson, M. Bachman, B. Barron, T. Horlrhak. It. Bittner, I). Bowser, VV. Bradley. R. Borden. K. Bark, D. Barnett. I), Coxan. P. Hall. D. Hardy. |. Harter. S. Herrick, P. Johnson, B. Kauffman. It. Keyser. I). Kimnutl. . Gut. T. La hash. S. Laury. f. Grach, S. Lester. S. Lindsay, B. Lit win. M. Marietta. T. McKIhanoy. . McCaheit. 'I'. Nguyen, J. O'Brien. P. Oil. B Prater, B. Puschnuver. D. Richards. S. Bohrbeck, B. Safshnrg. C. Walsh. M. Welles. D. White. E. Vinorski. T. Becker. T. Bower. It. Burharl. B. Caldor. J. Connor. B. Kichonsor. I). Hartmann. T. Houser. C. Jackman. A. Nakpil. P. Parlock, T. Pcnkalu. S. licichard. D. Ticmoyor. N. Wilson. P. Work. C. Davis. T. Cowan. L. Oepue. I). Kanouff. G. Paawels. Mike Bert onasch i. Hill Biniasz. Dave Ho Janie. Hill Boron. AJ Breedlove, Rob Brno, Jim ChOdivick, Jay Cross in. Hob Czajkowski, Sam De Franci sco, Hill Doyle. Wade F.lfner. 00 Frusk. Tim Gambocurtu. Mark Gozze. Russ Graham. Warren liar tin. Stove Kaffer. Warren Keyes. Bob Kowalczuk, Ray Kurkioivicz. Hill Mamala. Joe McDonald. John McPartland. Davo Morgan. Carl Moskala. Jim Morris. Hurnie Oslroivsfci. Croig Palermo, Pete Price. Tom Pullor. Hill Scdlock. Chorfes Schorr. Rick Skooglund, Greg Smith. Van Starrier. Doug Stroup, Bob Szofran. Jack Waldron. Jim Wldcnor, Lorry Yeager. Stove y.akor. Doug llofmann. Paul Kor.ich. Mark Richmond. John Sebastians. Kerry Seitz. Bill Schaffler. 176 Chi Omega Kim Dalo. Amy OoBonc; Marcia Reeves. Susie Rissingor. Karon Boyer. Both Goldblalt. Dolia Hanna. Barb Walk. Lisso Collier. Gall Faulkner. Kay Grin- noil. Suo Paradise. Casey Cummings. Carol Feketc. Micbclc Rusnak. Cheryl Scott. Shorty Swanson, Pam Balk or. Mariltvth Devlin, Lori Drugmand. Kathe O'Dea, Trish Shaffer. Anno Shaffer. Anno Williams. Esme Beachy. Karon Collier. Linda Conroy. Jill Crossman. Kathny lllckoy. Sandy Wharton. Irene Dorosky. Lynn Eaton, Theresa Ferrer, Anita Gob, Patrico Grownvy. Cathy Koim, Amy Knoell. Charlie Lpivell, Jill McCoy. Cheryl Oakes, Patti Tu- Ifcrski. Sully Watson, Kim Williamson. Cindoc Wolf, Karen Collins, Carol DiGlallortmxo. fiannfo Matz. Michelle Pecora, Kim Rubho. Cyndy Con- stantino. Becky Douglas. Nan Ijconard, Linda Sunday. Barb Waltonixmgh. Doreen Smyth. Borby Darras. Cindy Lang. Amy Williams, fill Dauhert. Lori Senior. Emily Fiohrcr, Roberta Van Pelt. 177 Theta Chi Left to right. Row I: Lori Bloch, Anna O'Brian. Linda Kalingvr. Luann Rhodes. Joan Lazar. Lynn Ravin. Sandra Valentine. Jodi Gruber. udy Watorer; Row Z Robert Coleman. Ken Frebowitz. Bob Kilgore, fames Antlo. Mac McGill. Edward Turko. Gary Myers. Charles Engelhard!. Steve Spinazzola. Tristan Stancoto. Kenneth Ocschger. Scott Ambler. Robert Mooney Jr.; Row 3: John Sedor. Daniel Kronenwcttcr. Wil iam ZubyJe. Jonathan Rodtko. John Bracv. John Wszalek. Richard Panza. Eric Schriver, James Nogent. Paul Bender. Kurt Rohrhach. Vincent Caggia. Thomas Butch. Drew Tomlinson. William Van Belt, foci Pighetti. Steven Putterman. Charles Broskoski. Gary Overmeyer. 178 I Kappa Delta Rho ioft to right. Row 1: Carol Koepke. Darlcna Latovich. Donna Drum. Doreen Smyth. Shannon Sullivan. Bonnie Clark; Row 2: Alan Smalv. John Stehmon. Michael Genest. Rich Sabatine. Scott Baucrmostor. Malcolm Schweikcr. Duane Smyth. Joy Schultz. Michael Strobcl. Joe Stallone. Kevin Steinberg; Row 3: Bill Thompson. Gene Lipovich. Michael Cover. Daniel Jar ashow, Greg Woodman. Chris Ho up os. Mark Gursky. Erik Foster, Greg Bvrkebile. Keith Birmingham. Joe Eck. Ed Breaker. Jay Edmunds; Row •I: Jay Nyce. Stove Cronin. Robert Shogry. Francis Kuna, Jim Bryja. Mark ' .insky. Paul Novoshielski. Thomas Brown. Duvid Driscoll. Robert Roscnstccl. William Kennedy. Stephen Muhiesky. 179 •agar Lambda Chi Alpha Left to right. Row 1: Dale Yanocha. Gretchen. Kenni Moos, Mark Schower, Tim Eorgon, Rondy'Moyor; Row 2: Dean Fleddorjohn, Luke Talclet. Tom Less. Dove Hutzayluk. Gary M. Sich. Fred Burns, Scott Bleggi; Row 3: Roy Galloway. Andrew Smith. Rich Barnhart. Andy Gillespie. Fred Holllck, Chuck Morgan, Stan Supon, Bill Collier, Don Hallat, George Jovanovich; Row -I: Paul Myerson, Kevin Wiant. liandi Rossi, Eric liable. Wcndall Morgan. Jeff Leo. Mike Levine. Boh Hansin, Jerry Burns. John Eichcnlaub, Fred Palmer. 180 Left to right, Row 1: Laura Reisburg. Breen a Gold, Dobbie Saidman, Both Reside, Sue Row. Kathy QuigJcy. Julie Wilks. Sue McKelvoy; Row 2: Claire Wot son, Tori Masterson. Bonnie Eddlcson, Diane Dunn, Julio Fairchild, Carolyn M. Egncr, Sue Apian. Betsy Quirk. Leslie R. Caldwell. Helen Wilks. Michele Kohler, Both McDermott, Nina Jaasund: Row 3: Donna Picciotti, Kathy Garbrick, Ann Dieffenbach, Mary Anno Gedrock. Joanne Melody, Diane Tomos sone, Corliss Textor, Diane Wasniewski, Kathy Gormak, Ginger Stokes, Ann Marie Glgliotti, Carole Gayncs, Denise Dillon. Barb Jones. Beth Rosonau. Kothy Warner. Mary Ann Tuschak. Susan Sefzik, Nan Wolak, Donna Phillips, Patti Plutt, Terri Pearl. 181 Alpha Phi Omega Lfijl lo right, Ro� v I: Bob Harpstcr. Marlene Haft. Paula Manes, Rochelle Haywood. Marie Dick. Debbie Grotth. Lynn Bicda. Riki Neiburg. Scott McKee. Harvey Sherman: Row 2: Joe Rivers, Frank Sterner, Barbara flabenstein, Mary Gallagher. Candace Mosso, Gordon Hay, Ernie Bulerbaugh, Randy Huy, Mika Lo Kurno, Mark Pavlock. David Bright. Jeff Poyno, Crystal Hildebrand; Row 3; Kevin Luin, Dave Carl. Dave Greb, Rosemarie Smorto, Karen Koval, Anna Mario Pawlowski, Marcia Latovrette, Ron Roth, Mark Donley, Thomas Whitemill. Michael Motto, John Spadaro; Missing: Joe lAiisi. David Carlson. John Lynch. Burry Yacabacci, Jeff Dressier, Don Friedman. Glenn Goldberg. Rick Kollvsar. Tony 1.abarbera, Margaret Neely. Al Nomaro, Dave Osheskio, Camile Solbrig. Michael Weiner. Lo t to right. Row i: Julie Parana. Debbie Schnarro, Daun Brandon. Karen Karpa. Kelly Courtney. Sherrie Schultz: Row 2: R.E. Buclcnum. Chris Hermann, Joe Gallagher. Rick Delie. Kevin Finley, David Fiore, F. 1 Armusik. Tom Estabrook. Gary Morgan. Jerry Stabley; Row 3: CarJ Lahr. Bill Gerrity. Dan Komarnicki. Dave Wilhnon, Charles RothermeJ, Paul Dentino, Lou Crannolino. Michael Brownstefn, Mike Miller. Dale Jack. George Neste. Tom Talkowski. M. Smith; Row ■}: Mark Frecfcrickson. Thomas Kearney. Joe Podrazik. Chuck O'Connor, Kevin Kvanney. Kenton Klink. Gary ManghiHis. Jim Fox. Stcvo White. Paul Gori, Lawny Polackski. Robert Springer. Phi Kappo Theta 183 Delta Delta Delta Meryl Augenblick, Money Bennett. Sandy Bollinger. Diane Borges, Lauretta Borges. Bev Brady. Tina Chabak, Colleen Conlon. Debbio Cook. Debbie Davis. Connie Endress. Pam Essig. Sallio Fraenkel. Angela Gialanelfa, Sheila Gondringer, Diane Grattan. Sue Hahn. Susie Heilcs. Lori Ice. Berni Jackman. Marguerite Keating. Paula Klauss, Deb Koescl, Terri Kmidrol. Jane Lear, Patty Lobur. Elizabeth Maine. Lauro Marellf. Jocqui Martin. Julie Matthews. Kalhi Moxin, Judi Mitchell. Both Muluchill. Sheryl Murphcy, Maggie Meliis. Sue Norris. Barb Glonchuk. Sandy Orlando. Mari Palmer. Dari Pclick. Karen Pcsto, Sue Bintz. Pam Bochasy, Lori Schwartz. Michelle Shueffcr. Kim Shearer, Mimi Sigel. Cathy Stutzman, Lynne Warren. Pam Williams. Carol Wozniak. Bonnie Zappala. Below, loft to right. Bow I. Lisa Shadfo. Benee Hoffman. Adrionnv 7roller, Alicia Hargrove: Bow 2: Wendy Kerns. Debra Bunkle. Martha Warron. Mary Lynn Cooper. Missy Becby; Baiv 3: Melanie Sobosh. Kim James. Ila Dowe. Beth Johnson. Diane Stoppi. Beth Downoy; Missing: Peggy Wagner. Sally Gilliland. Lynne Maros. 184 Ioo Mohan. Tom Houseknacht. Cary Grgurich. Tom Mitchell. Mike Spishock, Joe BastardI. Pat Clark. Chris Rossolle. Dour Zehner, Gary Dreibelbis. Scott Rhoads. Tom Bclfivld, Mika Christiansen. Mark Garvey. Mark Albright. Jim Hollbrung. Wayne Lioberman. Dave Rhoades. Hon Smith. Tom Hcmdal. Lenny Krasncr. Arunas Kuciauskas. Larry Marcoux. Dave Minscr. Mark Moyer. Mika Pelleschl. Jim Swahl. Tom Natcavage. Bob Cox. Pot Petruno. Bob Brvakwoll. Dean Hart. Dennis Helble. Alan Page. Jeff Stewart. Jim Thomas. Craig Whife, Karen Cristillo. John Boos. Denise Greenberg. Brenda Shore, loan Greenzeig. Bev Lacsny, Kathy Malloy. Nancy Olson. Zeto Psi 18 5 Advertising Club I J}ft to right, Row 1: Christy Clark. Darlene Fetsko. Rochelle Hohhtsen. Clwryl Ihwver. Cathy Hahn, Susan Broome. Chorvl Pa veil. Mary fayce Nolan: How 2: Howard Shansky. John Sof orf. Rill Echer. Karen L Goldstein. Bob Nichol. Pat Yoder. Curt Shall: Missing; Stuart Averbach. Annette Walsh. Anne UoHtgrdver. Marsha Szostak. Dale Diane Ramsdcll. Christine Keanne, Howard Snyder. Marian Schuner. Catherine Falasco. Walt Kratcr. Eileen Cost. Karen Macer, fill Sherk. Don Under. Chris Binner. Ina Kliger. Donna Dillan. John Patton Jr.. Timothy Backenstose. Terri Dolinar. Susan Silverborg, Mary Burke, Holly Zeller. U'ft to right. Pat Yoder. President; Mary Joyce Nolan, Secretary; Bill Ecker, Vice-President: Karen Goldstein. Treasurer. 186 Tau Epsilon Phi Glenn Wahlgrcn. Mike Kroenig. Don Anspauch Jr.. Donald McCall. Tom Millions. Fred Jacobs. Bruce Gould. Todd Porter. Steve Bonriduco, Tom Brislin. Marshall Sloan. Doug Tot hero. Mike Reinhert. Mike Shower. Roma n Laewen, lack Lynch. Mike Snyder. Rick Pucci. Gary Young. Tom Roxxi, Elliot Berman. Jay Maddox. Triangle David Adams. Richard Alstadt. John Arriflo. Brian Axtoll. H. Reid Bunyay, Jamos Barth. Eric Bartoli. Robert Brust. Ricky Butler. Matthew Clark. William Cox. Thomas Gorbatoff. Robert Graf. Jeffrey Hedges. William Heim. Kent Hollingcr. David Horn. O. Richard Huey. William Jack. Robert Jacob, John Kendrick. Steven Kerch, John Kilian. William lazier, Timothy Mugner, Robert Mclnick. David Miller. Patrick O'Brien. Stephen Peth. John Rapp. Joseph Saliunas. William Sanford. Thomas Schleicher. Anthony Scovazzo. Thomas Smith. Eric Solowiej. James Stavcly. Andrew Slepanaff. Jack Urie. Mark Valentine. Gerald Warnero. Michael Webster. Eric Whittaere. Thomas Williams. Timothy Woerner. Raymond Yeager, Joseph Zitarclli. Edward Zuray. 187 Gtiorge Foley. Steve Lend way. Dave Wurster, Lee S ianglcr. Dave Gregg, Mile Bolton, Gordon Hoover. Dun Laird, Steve Land, im Roth. Steve Noll, Dave Hodge. Paul Hoge. Vern Seipt. Ernie Pyle. Rod Patches. Roy Prescott. Hil Schramm, Dale Giver. Jon Zwoizig. Gregg Roth. Keith Lutz. Ted Williams, Barry Harris. Mike Smith. Tim Brooke. Martha Hoge. Pal Wolf. Helen Sheldon. Lillie Bennel, Chris Adams. Sandy Nelson. Carole Cook, Susie Reese. Donna Gersl. 108 Alpha Epsilon Pi haft to right. Row 1: Robin Bergcmor). Art Koawltz, Boh Grant. Frank Mutunis. Skip Carey. Jim Ixcollier. Alan Pent. Marc Tapper, Kirk Engel, Eric Geboff. Mitchell Barman; Row 2: Steve Dietz. Lawrence Feintuck. Ion Wool , Gary Kluzmcr. Don Shonta, Kenneth Deitz. David Goss. Rick Arkans, Bill Gadshall. Hal S ova bus, Maurice Feldman. Curt Hill. 189 Pete Camoy. Michael Conley, Robert Billy, Bill Donley. Don Miller, Torn Twardxlk, Scott McQu ston. Todd Currie, Tony PaJuka, Jim Myers, fliomas Zebrnk. Mike Conti, Paul Woagraff, Elliot Smith, Gfog Zaffaroni. Al Dreibelbis, Eddie Barroiro, Dan Wolfe, ferry Kozak, Jack Repchcck. John Hcadden VI, Howard Welsh, Guy Howland, Chris Coffin, Ken Smith, Bob Myers, Ismny Muscelli, Larry Campolongo. Greg Lddcrar, Jim Gil, Martin Rommey. Malt Rhodes. Dan Bombalski. Joe Maiale. John Blair, Mike Diehl. Phil Garda. Tom Kiuebor, Kirk Suttom. Mark Thomas. Jim Bullard. Bob Hall. Pete Long, Scott McCain. Scott Moves, Mark Michcfotli, Al Reidmiller, Skip Steob, Al Farquhareon. jj a Phi Kappa Psi 190 jfft to right. How 1: Ken Bohl. Russ Wise. Bob Demers. Murk Landiak, Curt Cranmer. Paul Ringclman. Dave Bemltt. Jon Schulz. Mark McQuillkin Row 2; Dave Harris. I B. Kaufmann. Vince Yuhas. Rick Cigliotti. Bob Berg. Fred Flesch. Ernia Horning. Moo Kolz. Jim Wolf. Tom Thompson Dove Lohr. Boyd Henderson. John Bartges, Bob Bell. Rick Hcdin. Craig Benn. John Meyer. Peto Aufero. Richard Rond. Keith Stahl. Ncgley Norton, Charley Mitchell. George Kerr, Michael Morril. Harold Graher. Ken Eakin. William Good. Walter Funk, Scott Lavan, Jeffrey Fiddler, fames Staley. Peter Kowalski. Dome Loughner, John Boccker. Richard Merluzzi, Michael Kerr. Ronald Krammor. Kenneth Delato. Gregory McoJa. Mark Fuss. Steven Prelosky, Gregory Pihl. Douglass Cooper. Thomas Kellagher. Edward Pitch ord, Raymond Donley, Michael Bilinski. Robert Geiger, Richard Dalkcy. Thomas Wille. John Reim. Richard Shank. William McDonald. Michael Hayden. William Pardini. David McC ung. Sloven CaieJio, Frank Tauchor. David Stover, Michael Fitzurka. Paul Laubscher, Michael Blair. Samuel Juliam. Je Jrey l-amb. David Herr. Chip Koval, David Schrader. Paul Hyland. William Laughlin. Thomas Erisman, Jack Franz. Dave Ottaviani, l.inda Samuel. Doreen Ulichnoy. Amy Holbert. Mary Aliev Hcnnigan. Linda Hillebrand. Carrie Gornshack. Claudia Caducei. Marcy Reynolds. Jami Wintz, Gloria Garvin. Barb Dietrick. Stephanie Kohan. Suzanne Colello. Selma si . Joyce Morton. Michoi e Pecora, Debbie Thompson, Pam Bulker. Sally Fritzlngor. Nancy Haddad. Debbie Kocsel. Cathy Leonard. Betsy McCAory. Kate McDonald. Phyllis Kramer. Betsy Wiley. Sigma Pi 192 Pi Kappa Alpha l-cfl to right. Row 1: William Askinazi. Raymond Friend. Charles Juliano. Stephen Straining. Robert McCool. Chris Konell. Dane Cafferty. Robert Brozdowski. Steven Papisarda. Mark Fctah. James Sturgeon. Andy Rottaro. Brian Baroffio; Row 2: Robert Sidlowe. Jeffrey Weinstein. Michael Pinkasavage. Brian McMahon. Stuart Weinstein. Anthony Chimento. Dennis West. Raymond Kosfecki, Joseph Catino. Thomas Hayes. Timothy Orr; Roiv 3: Mark Schneider. Martin Schloss. David Ulierose. Timothy Hibbard, Gary Chetoni. Michael Stern. Bruce Farquhar. Scott Warrington. Mark Rodgers, Kevin Anderson. Ryan Taylor. Warren Caldcrone: Missing; Murk Sturgeon, Daniel Artzerouniari. John Evans, Bud Boom. David Uhlig. Paul Halin. Gary Workhauscr. Dave Antonolli. Kurt Schoinder. 193 Gory DeNoble. Kim Bailey. C. David Vogt. Craig Weaver. Randal Kopp. Scott Deacon, ames Long. Gary Schrocdor. Edwin Sherman. Muhlon Brosius. Duane Aurond. Bruce Tummons. Timothy Kissl ng. Stephen acobs, David Hartman. Edward Surhhardl, Joseph Edwards. Marc Lewis. Charles Forney. Robert Johnston. Michael Wallace, William Miller. rPeter Hood. Richard Hess. Michael McClellan. Craig Neal. George Vahoviak. Harry Harkcom. |r„ Gerald Mathews, David Dum. Randal Rieder. Robert Stewart. Danial Dillman. Randy Thompson. Kenneth Dietx. Bradley Stein. David Bahronburg. Thomas Brosius. Keith Kratzar. Joseph Rine. Jr.. Chris Leauber. Alpha Gamma Rho 194 Interfraternity Council Ken Bredc. Acacia; John McNamara. Alpha Chi Rho; Scott Schaeffer. Alpha Chi Sigma; pm Leedllor. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Gary Schroeder. Alpha Gamma Rho; Bill Moyer. Alpha Kappa Lambda; Craig Brown. Alpha Phi Alpha; Michael Zynski. Alpha Phi Delta; Peter Fisher. Alpha Rho Chi; Van Starrier. Alpha Sigma Phi; Mark Biro. Alpha Tau Omega: Gene Schramm. Alpha Zeta; Boh llackcl. Bela Sigma Beta; John Hanson. Beta Theta PI; , B. Kauffman. Chi Phi; Tom Mcikrantz. Delta Chi; John Domyancic. Delta Kappa Phi; Pat Duffy. Delta Sigma Phi; Sterling Wright. Delta Tau Delta; Terry Snoddy. Delta Theta Sigma: William Hieb. Delta Upsilon; Bruce Rush. Kappa Alpha Psi; Lee Foote. Kappa Delta Rho; Alex DeZubay. Kappa Sigma; Roy Galloway. Lambda Chi Alpha; Ernest White. Omega Psi Phi: John Wilson, Phi Delta Theta; fim Cofalo. Phi Gamma Delta; Mike Conley. Phi Kappa Psi; Charles Rabolli. Phi Kappa Sigma; Brian Chodrow, Phi Kappa Tau; Gary Morgan, Phi Kappa Theta: David Bucar. Phi Mu Delta; Mike Bache. Phi Sigma Kappa; Bob Sidlowo, Pi Kappa Alpha; Randy Albright, Pi Kappa Phi; John Evans. Pi Lambda Phi; feff Hcmbrock. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rich Manwiller, Sigma Chi: Paul Depan, Sigma Nu; Steve Espe, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Rich Bond. Sigma Pi; fim Wigle. Sigma Tau Gamma; Don McCall. Tau Epsilon Phi: Dave Eckhart, Tau Kappa Epsilon: Ixtrry Geesaman. Tau Phi Delta; Robert Coleman. Theta Chi: Tom Provost. Theta Della Chi; ohn Kendrick. Triangle; Gary Grgurich. Zeta Psi. 195 Delta Tau Delta r — T T - Ijjft to right, Row 1: Robert Flemming. Chris Stablcy. VVailcr Cannon. Tod Montrclla. James Gherardi. David Carman, Lee Siegel Robert Staib. Tom Roche. Jeffrey Anderson: Row 2: Scott Ebcrly. Mark Ryan. Kevin Hoppes. Robert Rodgers. Timothy Phillips. Jeffrey Hinch. Mil eh Ripa. Rodney Zimmers. Michael Balinger. Frank Milico, Jeffrey Shupp. Ben Yacg o; Row 3: Mark Vcrnallis. John Russell. Steve Mahoney. Gregory Hallos. David St. Aubin. Neil Bidwcll. Ray Werner. Warren Keefer. Joe Arvay. John Tishov. James Ahern. Sterling Wright: Row A: Jeffrey Greaser. James King. Richard Howell. Mark Welles. William Fustos. Michael Boruta, John Fowler. Mark Smock; Missing: George Rogosky. Wayne Hoefgen. Richard Price. Gerald Szekely. Kevin Kelly. John Irwin. 196 Kappa Alpha Theta Vicki Adams. Kuthy Applmnte. Kim Austin. Nancy Ben field. Cynthia Barker. Barhoru Barrickmun. Kathleen Bennett. Susan Beyerle. Mary Ellen Bourjjepis. 1,’orol Bunnell. Money Butchko. Katie Conx'orv. Cathy Dailey. Dana DePas«pia. .Angela DeSantis. Diane Dix. Mary Denise Doherty. Melinda EnxJe. Sandra Caro. Cathy .Ann Cilpin. |ane Martin. |ennifer fluythornthxvuitc. Vikki IleaIh. Christine Cerhsladt. Karen Hill. Stacy Kumuriotis. fuliunne Keri. Marx Sandra Kimltall. Darlene Konieezki. Mary Beth Laehesky. Rosemary Maher. Mary Marro. Nancy Mathews, Carol MrKonny. Jacqueline Menoeher. Cared Miller. Pamela Miller. Mam y Obee. Carol Payne. Indy Heed. Marcia Reynolds. Cheryl Hahillard. .Anne Smiley. Susan Sprwher. .Ann Stradlry. Mihail Sullivan, Cynthia Tobias. Lynda Von Barton. Molly Wesner. Betsy Wiley. Dianne Winters. Donna XueK. 1 J7 Theta Delta Chi heft tn rjchf. Rmv i: Ray 'ol i. Sprnro GJrnn Biever. Boli FJonojjan. Ceonjo KunfteJ. F.d Richia. Rich Ohemwn. Brian Douty. Jnc Bahyuh. Burry Hollandn. Kevin Jtonhin. Duvo Gutfeher. Rich Don miiijje. Randy Snyder. Don Hujpper. Mark Sivink: Row 2: John Beddoe. Drive Stull. flhhurd Yenocal. Bid l � n«. Bill Go iK. Don Maddox. Joseph dill. Bon Rinider. Tom Provost. Ken Christ. Tim Gustafson. John Hvznor. lor Tori. Jeff StecMieek. 1 ‘IB Wl to right. Row J: Todd Woyhngh� , DonaId Cantore. Edward Pruss. Jim Shadle, Don Dre shoch. Harold Stoltzfus. Dennis Spangler. Armando Dilullo: How 2: Ted Beam j Holier I Bohol. Honald Hoffman. Mark Mopes. David Schuler, Brian Derby, linndall Imbl, Harry Irvin. Christopher Mr.Cawley, Scott Burk, l.yndan Hvplcr, Terry Snoddy. Mark Smoltz, Joe Padasak, Bruce Lantz, David Campbell. Delta Theta Sigma 199 Below, left to right. Row 1: Susie McLaughlin, unknown, Ken Botkncchl. Mory Ptocopio, Barb Hockney. Bob Hanson. Dodo Hass. Peggy Bortovlch, Saudi Lenick. Mutiny Katz: Row 2: erri ftortholoiiMSw, Ion ice Bass. Belli Ooldblall. Hillur Kaplan. Margaret Neely. Rob Stupack. Kevin Turkall. Dan Turkall. Karon Goldstein. Us a Schwab. Mlcholo D'Amico. Diana Horsick: Row 3: Ned Weller. Folly Coryell. Donna King. Belli Anglin. Rosemary I.ulz. Michelle DelfoPenlo, Ann Shurma. lillen Horowitz, Maureen Kopenhaver. Bridget Nawrocki, Dave Mcflenberg. Karen Scoll, Pole Michaelson. Cheryl Eschbach, Denise Kish. Audi Russo, lay Robinson, unknown, unknown, eff Schnwyor. Gary Dougherty. 200 Karate Club Juanno Bacot. Eugene Bogden Jr., Bruce Borders, Phyllis Blamstadl, Mike Chezik. Dalu Fowler. Brad Friedman. Tom Hargent, David Hazzard. Robert Jackie, jeff Johnson. Gail Francis. Mike Levine. Norma Lowitz. Greg MacMIchaal, Art Miller. Chuck Miller. Dennis Nau. Tracy Nixon. Mark Olivo. Patty Quill. Patty Hawn. Chuck Riglin. Marcia Ros. Ijarry Sims. Ed Stouffor, Robert Ulohafer, John Zimmer, Alan Hale. Grog Sutton, Philip Freed. Dori Nichols. Ken Lees, Greg Baughman. Charles Dively. Robert Nyahay. Dane Sutton. Mary Ann Garhacik, David P. Kendall. William Miller, Amy Ramser. 201 PSU Ukrainian Club Mow, loft lo right. Row I: Stoyon Popovich, Myron Hlynka. Don Mushalko. John Cionki. Don Hanley. Row 2: Zenon Cybriwsky, Marie Holusko. Rosemary Kalchmar. Linda llratow. Chris Fug a, Deborah Naso, Liz Moroz. Alex Gryschuk. 202 yii 7 ‘?S.:r. 'MCwm Recreation and Parks Society Left to right. Row 1: Douglas Butts. David Tolly, Jo Coulter, Tom Stcinor; Row 2: Ann Hopkins, Jan Caufflel, Karon Hogborg, Sherry Bossier, Kosic Shah on� , Michelle .owe. Louise Sollis. Carol Yoslino. Bar h Leflon. 203 Lakonian s teft to right, flow 1: Karon Puruin. Shari Bronsky. Barb l fton, Hannah Gross, Tina Lcalhonnun. Mindy Millard, Kathy Amman, tec Plcsser. Marie Clark. Maria Feagley, Joanne SchovII, Judith Sturtz; Row 2: Jeanne Bell. Becky Antic. Debbie Kirkondall. Sue Apian, Lynne Soamon. Hick Favinger. Bonny Wright, Sharon Beagle. Donna Magncss, Terry Funk. 204 WDFM t-o t to right. Row 1: Greg Vcllnor. Joe Mitchell, Sandi Polish. Cindy Haiti. Bruce Lindsey; Row 2; Mike Weber. Dave Holbein. Steve White. Pete Tombrakos, Jacqui Lowe; Row 3: Scott Wycoff. Henry Darker. Ron WoseJewski, Kaihy Tracy. Marianne Tucker; Row 4: Christopher Roselle, J. Reed Cidez, Maria Zippay. Charley Sfovick, John Seifert; Row . ; Fred Abler. Mitch Berger. Steve Me Nee, Terry Mollor; Row 6: Kathy Johnson. Linda Hillebrand. Paul Simon. G. Brian Kauffman: Row 7: Joel Morison, Mike Girochi. Guy Brine, John McCorklo: Row 8: Warren Williams. Henry Male, Michele Scuro. Barry Sherman. 205 New Kensington House Uft to right. Row 1: Laurie Hazzard. Iona Pyryt. Amy Cnegy. Carolyn Edwards. Jan Krauss, Greg Sauk. Laura Kacss, loff Chapman. Craig Thomas. loan Jacobus. Tim Sullivan. Rich Zlalkus. Kelly Hamplon. Mark Wefs, Joe Garvey; Row 2: Susan Parigian. Joe PJaska. Rich Blankcnberg. Denny Konou f. Neal Shinn. Diane Raffacle. Marc Stolzer. Donna Deardor . Faith Scholnick. Terry Robison. Mark Bronfman. Ed Szkudlopski. Marina Murphy. Frederick Lewis. Nancy Higgins. Tim Green. Lynda Paorla. Todd Campbell. Sharon Rigby. Kellie Whittaker; Row 3; Sam Krick. Pat Yoder. Jeff Moser. Doug Boric. Kevin Beaver. Richard Swope Stoner. Craig Grayblll. Bill Soiborffch. John Paczak. e Shuo. Larry ones. Joe Celcbuski. Robin Ammon. Patrick Herman. Julie Thomas. Missing: Jill Fonda. Hana Panek. Patty Kimbcl. 206 Alpha Gamma Delta WI Io right. Row J: Francine Sanlov. aequo Marklc, Kathy Kelly. Sue Dean. Deniso Silvasi, Anno Mario Stimak. anet Hawkins: Row 2: Michele Duffy. Laurie Bcpplor. Karen Strudel. Linda Licberman, Luann Rhodes. Monti McKeen. loan no Barkowski. Anno We id nor. Connie Lucacos; Row 3: Sandra Valentine. Barbara Ravin. Morge John. Moreen Ullchney. Pam Eisele. Barbie Troutman. Nancy Martino. Cathy Work. Pi Sigma Alpha I-eft to right. Row l: Susan Runsick, Sonya Bokosh. Nancy Kent, Kathy Stathokis. Beverly Willett. Michele Cratty. Unnur Grondal. Virginia Jfau er, Vvonno La Fever. Barbara Schwcmlo: Row 2: Patrick fudge, David Hickton. David Milling. Vincent Pompo. David Rule. Carl Ammerman. Leo Vasmunis, Rod Borden. 207 Engineering Undergraduate Council Loft to right. Row 1: Mark Crcasap, Anne Bennett, Tom Turner, Mary Jo Goodheart, Lynn Biondi; Row 2: Debbie Bless. Bill Gcntilman. ohn Kendrick. Elion Garvey. Beniamin Arcangdi. Ron Davino, Dr. Robert Keith. American Studies Group Loft to right. Row 1: Alisa McCann. Dana Lee. Maryanne Bernhardt. Pete Michaelson. Mary Alice Hcrrlo. Marilyn Suhr: Row 2: Norman D. Hunter. Chris Winner. Fashion Industry Interest Group Left to right. How 1: Mary Beard, Kathleen Foley. Andrea Prascsak. Mary Pltacda to. Terri McGinnis. Usa Valli. Julio Wilks, Patrice Corn ova. Paul Perplglia: Row 2: Suson Hazel, Carol Polvtti, Melanie Valeyka, Sue Kdington. Ann Shcraw, Christiannc Hopwood. anice Arnoivitt, Terry Wineku, Millie Yoksic. Aniiit Kilcorn, Jerri Marks. Debbie Farina, Doric Talarico, Julio Michivlson. 209 Lisa Unmet I. I’. . Bayless. Andy Ucalcr. Anita Boater. Mary Lou Belli. Sue Berlin. Diane Bongoirni. Leslie Boone. Carolyn Bowes, Caron Buinis. lux Byron. Hon Byron, Mark Danlcy. Ann Dannoker, Tain Dusenbury. Bob Ernst. Deb Evans, Cindy I uni Fiorina. Diana Foiicraro. Barb Coldworm. Ronald Goodman. Audrey Heffcrnnn. Gib Harvatin. Kevin Keene. Suzanne Koons. Bob Lehman, ackson Lethbridge. Renee Levino. Richard Lyon. Debbie Mcder. Charles Nob to. Ed Ohnr. Rat O'Malley, Elizabeth Orlando, Phil Orlando. Robin Pachtman. Barbara Rabvnstein. Karen Roller. Joseph Snliunas. Ellen Schiff man. John Sellinger. Rick Shaffer. Tracy Sherrill. Greg Spangler. Theresa Stablcy. Ann Sweet. Steve Voter. Cecily Wenzel. Bill Wertz, Ruth Ycalon. PSU Thespians 210 Landscape Architecture Student Society Cheryl Auchenbach. Andrew Bottom. Suxannv Brask. Puttie Brown, Daniel Burke. Edward Collier, Burton Fried. Richard Giannorw. Nicholas Grovina, Elizabeth Hand. Eugene Hermann. Donald Hoover. Christine Uniter. Gary HucgoJ. Daniel Keith. Bichard Kimmvl, Patrice Kish. Robert Uimborn. Murk LongerKahs. Jeff Laudcnslagcr. Michael Lofumo. Roger Miller, Nancy Rus andcr. Eric Tamulonis. Elizabeth Tcssier. John Thomas. Jeffrey Topley, Carol Wuile, Robert Woidknecht, James Williams. Elaine 'Adders, Lee Baranak. Thomas Brown. CJaudia Garlued, William Connelly. Kevin Cotillon. Dun id Dahlkemper. I.inda Dolmas, George Esher, Carrol Fleming. Mark Heller. Stacy House. Susan Holland. Sharon Huber, Mark Ivory, Richard Jackson, Dennis Kearns. George Keen, Blair Kitlinski. Donna Knaell, Paul Knopp, Frank Kravetz, Robert Lombfi, Peggy Martin. Sloven Michael. Michael Millar, Frank Montem uro, Michuvl Nagy, Dennis Nolo, Stephen Plano, Richard Rauso, Gary Rubinu. Susan Suulsbury, Alan Senarens. Joseph Sporko, Laura Stamhaugh, Karl Steinmetz.. Paul Stoohr. John Tale. Alan Wallens, Kevin Zonk, Thomas Alloy, Carlton Aurand. Kenneth Berg. Keith Dean. Susan Deis. Howard Elgart. Donald Fccko. Michael Fisher. George lladleman, Henry Hunson. Jonathan Husband. Robert agger. Ann Jamison. Sandra Kimball, Thomas Koch, loan Krebs. Samuel Krich. Lynn Lour, Mark Masiolcrz. Eric Miller. Denise Mommorl, Carol NinassL Patrick Noonc. Bruce Ott, lames Rees. Susan Skinner, Diane Steffan, William Tamhurro, Pamela Walker. Kim Wilson, Cynthia Wolf, Scott Wolford. Randall Wright, Leonard Filiter, Douglas McAnlnch. Anthony Palimare. Do min Ritter. Koilli McClellan. Mark Harmon. Tony O woe. Both Ann Toiss, Margaret Organ. Vulorio Weimar. Barb Watkins. I can Field ; Harry D'Andrea. Pam Pinto. Penny Suwak. Julio MeGreevay, Marjorie Hose. Anna Zaronoxo. Stove Gasltarlc, Cheryl Martio, Cindy Garten, Nick Giancenln, Morey Sfinburg. Giriq Cadieux, Sue Kmoigh. Mark ftolsllng. Steve White, Joe Jingosta, Jim NidariOur. Forensics Team 212 Association of Residence Hall Students (ARHS) U'ft to right. How 1: Brin it Hall, UK n Stankowski. Bob Costagliola, Drew Vaflorand: How 2: Dana Von (.‘iso. Chris Markley. Chris Corey, Dow Hoth, Jeff Glazier, John Osswald Kathy Howe, Mitch Sliikoff, Bill Baerschingor. Seth Cross. Hobart Copponhavor. Haul Cargo I: How 3: Marina Murphy. Coordinator Mary Ann Eves. Cindy Glannary. Margaret Mary Covenants, Advisor Carol Kelly. Julie Kaiser, Marilyn Weister. 213 Pi Beta Phi Sally McKecbon. Barbara Shapiro, Currie Spencer. Carolyn Biddle, Patricia Miller. Dobra Stucfor. Debra Dolrick, Suzanno Eborhart. Belly Sue Pasquariollo, Jan Milinski. Karen Wensil. Mary Sue Frcncky. Mainly Buskirk, Sharon Cigliolli. Andrea G'uifcs. Carol Karpus. Phyllis Alntoiiy. Debra Carroll, Stephanie Kohan, Helen Unnley, Margaret Scoll, Hazel Solhuug, Patricia Green. Jeannette Knight. Donna Perloff, Denise Shor. Thao Solhaug, Gwendolyn Weeks. Karon Wlwlploy. Diane Good. Lisa Valll, Karen Schnollonbach. Dana Chiappino, Mary Ann Salic. Joy McManus. Dana Dot rick. Barbara l-eivis. Kalhy South. Kelly Wood. Joyce Morton, Karen Parrish, Terri Boyaiian. Sherry Stoner. Kim Roberts, Terri McGinnis, Mary Bolh Auman. Susan Fruily, Jill Kennedy. KJisso Kranich. Judy Mvci. Mcrrigene Quinn. Nancy Shoal. Kim Wood. Sue Nelson, Peggy Digless. Alpha Epsilon Phi Franuine Burfiash, Leslie Miller, Sfiaron Miller. Ilildy Karmazin. Lisa Epstein, Gail Steinberg. Ena Kurlancheok. Judi Sheer. Jann bovine, Mary U ng. Shelly Robinson. Michelle Yablin. 214 Alpha Sigma Alpha Susan Scclrold. Connie Hohenwater. Ann Maker. Darcy Carter, Joanne Katz. iVanci Forgues, Karen Grosso. Dislvy RiJti. Donah Williums. Cindy DiMouro. Undo Gordon. Julia Star key. Robin Lingenfelter. Sonya Wolfe. Anno Co hoim. Torri Loubham, f'am Rahak, Marlene Price, Marcia Campolongo, Jaanie Thomas, Eleanor Daufanhach, Karen Higashida. Cindy Acer, Sarah Makin, Debbie Anknoy. Rone Myers. Kale McDonald, Barbara Peak, an Barnoff, Susan Justice, Dale Atkins on. Sheila Hammon. Anita Hoffman. Donna Marion. Immaculata Farris, Nancy Spell, Connie Solimco. Susan Tor ley. Kathy Snelson. Hernia Ulixio, Beth Misialok, Diana Bcrnitt. Diane May. Joanne Turns. Brenda Shore, Dorrie Ulan. Annie Kitcoin. Lori Wfshlowsky. Cindy Wylie. Debra Levin. Diane Holden. Mimi Roma. Jayne Clement. Linda Kay Brookshire. David Kimble. Thomas Vivhman. William Moxoy. Michael Unifies, lack Wilson, Richard Bclski. Michael Wright, David Moylan. David Hadle, William Glvnnon. David Torrans. Scott Roth. George Daugherty. William Proudmati. MfchaeJ MillsfHiugh. Scott Rcifsnydvr, Thomas Bradley. Richard Chitiarolc. Stephen Held, Stephen Barnett. John Dunn, Stephen Shoely. lonnthan Krak. Jeff Drake, ferry Fisher. Warren Coleman. Michael Ridley. David Housoknecht. Dick McClure, Gary Wagner. David PJummer. Gary Pink, Bah Kimble. Hal) Salmon, Mike Woika. Paul Lloyd, Bill Slanina, Kent Werner. Bill Radolec. Scott Lonsdale. Shawn Kane. Frank Marclnck, Bill Ponnabakor, Dal Swain. Russ Morgan. Brian Dunn. Sheri Davis. Burl) Ingram. Dan Pfaast, Inn . Packer (cook). Kathy McIntyre. Molly Wirsncr. Phi Delta Theta 216 ■ Mike Demark. Richard Bisfransin, Bob Campbell. Joe Stitt. Mark Coyle. John Domyancic. Rich Karas. Edward Letchford. Kevin Breen. Kart Taylor. Mickey Hanwn. Al Uvoges. Jim Papariella. Doug Crook, Rich Copper. Ion Pllcggi. Bud Spencer, Steve Cameran. Robert Traistcr, Vic Orlcr. Reid Hackney. Dave Mill iron. Greg Melenchen. Chuck Laisenring. Kevin Turkall. Rodger Yacabucci. Mike Depoultcr. Bob Brown. Ralph Piltnvr. Joel McKinnum. Dave Whatley, ohn Prihilla, Mickey Sebes, Marty Biskup. Dan Turkall. Mike Thompson. Brian Hcutly, Jim McMenimon. Dennis Kearns. Rill Stewart. Mark OJyvv� , □i 4 Beta Theta Pi ls fI Io right, How 1. Robori Hipplo. Hugh O'Donnel. Robert Brown, Daniel Wilhelm. Frederick Lomady, Ricardo llunnz. David McCowan, Samuel Smith. Mark Soriusal. Eric Putsch: Row 2: Dr. Harry M. McDermott. Daniel Desideria. Jeff Allen. Rex Gvdney, Daniel Claro. VVi J on Torruit. George Richlpy Remmey. Michael Fckhart. Stophan McDermott. Robert Desiderio: Row 3: William Vollralh. Christian Heine, John Ruechnur. Clifford Mull. Charles Ross. Albert Rozo. Jeffrey Tucker. Michael Cawlas: Row 4. bunco Miller. Chris SchwcnXfotor. John Mullhollaiul. Wl Jiom Hacker. Burry Fagan. Michael Scibelta. John Rhanson, Jeffrey Hoimor. Daniel Balena. Joseph Markovich. John Arnold, Derek Snyder. Handy Albright, Dan Belay, Mark Barger. Rick Bonner. Bruce Burwagger. Curl Buller. Ed Cavalier. Duke Cibulas. Kevin Coologhan. Kevin Coullon, Iohn Crainc, Gene Grassland. Ted DiNardo. Sieve D'lorio. John Ditmarr. Andy Drazanovicb. Sieve Earharl, Tim Eaton. Fred Fisher, Bob Fisher, Hick Gill, lamison Hawkins. Bill Hainrichnr, Mika Hrycenko. Mike Keough. Larry Kcrncr. Fred Kisner. Sieve Kills. Jim Krause. John Lit tell, Doug Mann. Jim Meinhold. John Miller. Mike .Myers, Skip Barks. Scott Robert. Bob Bhyal. Tom Robinson. Derek Robinson. Gerry Sacunas. Joe Scarfulit, Ralph Sherry. Chuck Sorg, Jeff Slarck, Gordon Sluder, faff Sunday. 219 Pi Kappa Phi Delta Sigma Pi Uyfl to right, flow 1: Brian Milligan. William Stewart, Marge Roinsof. Bronda Borland. Scott Jeffreys, Ed Weaver. Jim Kessler, Frank Hillman. Chuck Cibson; flow 2: Mike Koslosky. Dave ' .abler, Mike McCiuskoy, Charlie Pet red ts. Tom Kennedy. John Selcstak. Bill Scuba. Ccorge Motto. Denny Zublnr. luirry Myers, fane Corpontor. Janet Cordora. Mark Frankel, Steve Mayhcw: Bow 3: Joyce Radinsky. Glenn floum. Jeff Sauter. Bill Oyler. Marcel Miner. Tony Antonacclo. Curry Ward, Michele Della Pcnta, Patty Bern. Joe Kochanatiz. Steve Blair. Ed Boland: Bow 4: Lilly Bittenbindcr. Eric Mcth. Karen Severson. Tom Borfchok. ini Motos. Art Pasquarella. Marianne Pitronfi, Al Woolslare. Ellon Gilmariln. Marlene Price, Tracy Rishal, Mary Kay Tomlinson. Alice K a fiber I. Mork Warner, Missing: Jim Corcoran, Chris B aldwin. Jon cal Bidwvll. Jan Block. Sal Brown. Dione Buforbaugh. Dione DelSignorc. Dawna Denied a. till Goodman. Joe Grave. Dove Haffncr, Davo Leventho I. Lonnie Sokol. Hick Sorenson. Marly Stein. Karen Wens al. Hick Shrout. 220 Phi Chi Theta Louise Daily. Bath Board. Stephanio Bonlon. Sara Campbell. Jodiu Caplan. Mary Ann Colio, Denise Charlesworth. Sandy Davis. Diane Detrick, Terry Oolinar. Margaret Donnelly, Elaine Dudek, Kathy Duffy. Kathryn Elliohauson. Martha Engel. Lisa Fastow. Cynthia Fry, Marcia Goldlrorg. Calc Greenberg. Lisa llanos, fanet Hamburger. Donna Haistand. Anita Hoffman, udy Homitz. Bath Huot. fanet Hunter. Nancy Jacobs. Barbara farmul. Dianne Kruntz. Susan Korap, Karen Krtill. Ann Larkin, l.inda twiner. Jayne l.ipkin. Susan Loeffel. Nancy Loughroy. Jayne MacMillan, Wendy Macrker, £-ios«? McAllister. Linda Millun. unet O'Pcka, nn« Mario Osier. M. Catherine Pcdalino, Maris a Piralno. Carol Saulsbury, Kathleen Scot I. Sherrie Shultz. Kathy Shields, Marr.y Sills, Diane Tomossono. Ann Truschol. Anita Vinglas. Nancy Vossors. Tina Wright. Phi Kappa Tau Kim Brandt. Jim Caroprvsi. Lee Burkett. Brian Chodrow. Carroll Cook. Owen Devine. Brad Federspiel, John Figan, Gary Frederick. Robert Folwell. Barry Graver. James Curb. Douglas Comp. John Hawkins. John Jacobs, Jim Kremmcl. John Kroft. Andrew Kuruc. Shaivn Mehlvnhacher. Arthur Murphy. Gerald Mice a. George Parrs, Mark Pfiffner, tarry Reitars, John Scllingcr, Robert Schachte. Bruce Schmidt. Robert Schoppert. Jack Spring. Icffrey Turicik. Bruce Wright. Gregory Zink. 221 Loft lo Right. Row 1: 0cl Goldin. Tim llortl. Mark Harrington. Joel N'ogie. Bon Rilchio. Jeffrey Overhoy. Phil Carlos, Grog Spangler. Phil l-oower; Row 2: Mr. Darhyl Ramsey, Jeff Per ini, Paul Varlvy. Marc Summers. Ron Harwich. Noil Sailer. Roh VanPossen. Bill Hanson. Paul Wcagraff, Charles Noble. Mike Winslow. Mark Stern. F.d Obvr. Al Ross. Howard Yocum. Mike Young, lay Zinglcy. Kevin McGrath; Missing: Mark Alien, Jack Andes. Jeff Poker. Martin Barbato. Stephen Ball. Ion Bcneseh, Ed Bong (son. Tim Broslin. Bod Borden. Lea Byron. Glenn Da Iterer. Barry Krb. Scott Fox. Gary Fraupdor or. Doug Carlin, luff Hall. Rich Hampton. Dean Heihley, Woody Lee, Mike lAcwen, William Morrill. John Muller. Prod Pyo. Steve Roway. Hob Sherrill, Bruce Turn hull. Grog Zimmerman. 222 Lion’s Guard Peggy Boles. Ciridy Baylo, fancy Bollinger, Alicia Bryant, Roxanne Daunias, Sonya Dudley, fodi Grulfor, Pul Guenther. Priscilla Hamilton. Lurry lloll. Karla Hummel, Daw Jusivo, Cerri Johnson. Vincent Kum. Trudi KoJehnor, Cary Kramer, Bruce McKee, Pal Moidior, Mary Melsun, Shirley Millar. Michele Olivant. Vicki Inhnston. Phil Paladinu. Julia Plummer. Kalhiccn Reilly, Andrea Russo, Sian Scofield, Will Skiff or. Broruin Thompson, Edward Wlttkofski. Timothy Warmer; Advisors: MSG Robert Guidahoni, CPT Clifford Kcppclar, SSG IaiuIs Plunk. 223 Hidi Mathias, Ken Bocchicchio, Maury Strocmvl, Ben Gregory, Bay Omte, Brian Long. Harry Rios. Mike Wilpizeski, Dan McGinnis, Steve Espe, Izirry Schrogor, Dan Sochse. Norm Monuck, Todd Klinger, Boh Rose, lint Edwards, Mark Baker, Danny Comis, lint Hois taler, Jon Edwards. Dude Whalen, Tom Scott, HnmJy Blair. Mark Nnneuro, John Line. Chip Savisky, John Bofeher. Mark Noll, Keith Backus, Rob CoJslon. CorJo Oslinoicr. Keren Cui Iro . Jeon no Grim. Polly Fitzgerald. Unnur GromJol, Mary Ann Tuschuk. Kulhy Germak. Wendy Woodcock, Marianne Tucker. Sigma Phi Epsilon 224 i-o l to right, flow 1: Bob Tormhouser, Scott Traycm, Scott Sicck. Bob Onufroy, Don Rutx. Row 2: Mark finish. Rich Murquardt. Ro Langdon. Guy MonlocoJvo. Dovo Haffncr. off Buxton. Dan Leri. Dave bokmick. Sam Sholanski. Row 3: John Dupolt, Kevin KcHow. Al Gosalmon. Jim Musser. Dave Watson. Bucco Stewart, fimmy Ccfulo. Tony Gordon. Ernie Keller. Greg Hanks. Steve Kipp. Rick Roth. John Scofield. Paul Sullivan. Row ■): Tom Krivda. Paul Repp. Paul Hodin. Doug Pyslier, Jim Slmte. Bill Schmucker. Mike Toretti. Bruce Harnish. Bruce Shaffer, foff Miller. Ed Graham. Phil ' schi. fan Hardy. Collegian Editorial titalf: Editor I all Jfuwkcs, News Editor Dave Skidmore. Managing Editor Mika Montrek, Spoils Editor Pete Dougherty. Karen Egolf, Marty Smith. Andy Gumhvrg. Rich Hoffman. Ken Kasper. Handy Woodbury. Patty Itluilc. Julie Swindell, Hob Frick. Sully Hoffentruyor. Ioanna McLaughlin, ferry l.ucci, Tam McNichol. Joyce Tomona. Erie Yoder. I.ynn Dudinsky. Pat I.ildo. Tim Woodbury. Lynne Maimed. Mark Van Dina, lay Bookman. Carl Brown Jr.. Dave Colburn. Tom Erdner. Ivy Goldberg. Kathleen Pavelko. Laura Schamick. Ierry Mieco. Jtidy Meska. lay Schonthaler. Vicky Butler. Anita McKelvey. Pate Homes. Dan Burnett. Rosemary Gurharl. Harry Glenn. Chris llopp. John MdrfoJIaro. Kathy O toolo. Dabble Sheer. Mary Ellen Wrighl. Business Staff: Scott Seslur. Judy Stimson. Kurt St rause. Alex Barenblitl. Judi Hodrick. Patty Bartlett. Wall Meyer. Pat Burns. Gerry Hamilton. Mike Boldyna. John Wingard. Terry Dollnar. Hope Goldstein. Brace Dullwrg. Bill Eckcr. Karen Goldstein. Jerome Griffith. Maggie Harding. Denise Kish. Steve Kornblil, Bruce Morris. Owen Morris. Margie Myers. Shelley Robinson. Kim Rosenberg. Cart School. Mirki Amick. Cindy Bond. Jeanne Borkowski. Bruce Ellis. Amy Endlich. Dan Hanley. Cheryl Hoover. Dave Jones. Missy McKelvey. Bob Morris. Dan Miishalko. Ellon Pcll .ker, Mary Anne Quinlan. Morjie Sahfessingor. Sue Sherry. Haney Wise. Jonino Andrew. Patty Bartlett. Bob Caff. Maureen Coviston. Memoimng Staff: Cindy Allen. Becky Andrews. Mary Annessi. Bruce Becker. Matt Benson, Dave Hlu .ok. Karen Houghton. Mam: y Boyd. Debbie Brand. Mark Brea key. Mila Brennonum. Greg Brown. Tom Butch. Debbie Cain. Gina CaroII. Ira Charleston. Anne Clifford, fan Corwin. Sherri Cuiffctcl. Mike Davies. Bruce Ellis. Tan Ellis. Amy Endlich. Joyce Fassl. Susan Fitzgerald. Vicki Fong. Curt Foster. Donald Foster. Patti Frubolto. Colleen Gallagher. Joyce Gannon. Sheila Glasco. Tony Greco. Andy Grossman. Dawn Harked. Mark Hannon. Bob Meissc. Doug Henry. Molly Herring. John Hewed. Dorthy Hinchcliff. Money Higgins. Darlene Hrobock. Bob Huber. Shawn flabfor. Mina Horoscbak. Money Mllbb. J.uoy Jordan. Tony Kolinowski. Curly Kaufman. Patrick Kigcr. Kathy K mber. Mark Kiser. John Kowalski, Barb Klein. Stove I.ovinsky. Ja :r|uelino D:or. Mark Leiden. Steve Lester. Samuel Levy. Jim Light. Betsy Lung, Lynne Murgolis. Eve Markowitz. Steve Marte. Valerie Morzani, Janet Mazur. MeCamhlcy. Jim McCunnny. Regina McGee. Jim McGuigan. Anita McKelvey. Icrry Melior. Charles Mlllnan. Mary Ann Mulligan. Variesu Opollcky. Lyno Osgood. Bob Ostrander. Tom Pooling. Sheri Polis. Andy Batrier. Bill Reher. Bill Iteymdds. Alien Reeder, Fred Bossano. Neil Rudol. Denise Hyan. Vicki Sandoe, Jon Sororeno. Undo Sortorius. VJctkr Schneider. Mark Schultz. Gary Silvers’ Cathy SJobodzion. Curt Smith. Kim Smith. Pam Stein, Susan Stern. Bov Slctlor. Mark Tcchner. Dave V«m Horn. Greg Vellner. Dubby Worthier. Mary Beth Wagner. Sally Wagner. Tommy Wolro. John Ward. Hick Weber. Fran Woisberger. Harry Wilson. Mark Wineko. Dioao Younken. Jim Zorolr. Ilich Ziembo. Mike Judge. Corliss Bridimon. Hon Wayne. Chip Connelly. Patty Frama. Bob Gumaer. Debbie Koysor. Potty Kimball. Denise Jz vonas. Dove March, Phil Morton. Don Quarry. Down Sewell. Hick Tafoske. Joe Tori. Laurie Usher. Deb Wire. Randy Woodbury. Burry Wyshmsky. 226 Undergraduate Student Government Executive Council: Grant Ackerman. Tony Gaertncr, Mary Musca. Jemmy Abrams. Davitl Hath. Pol Jjto, Janet Plavetich. Steve DiOria, David Allen. Jeffrey Montgomery. Senate: Lauren Hauler. Scott Bricher. Mike Brodsky. Jeff llryan. Cathy Cohen. Ed Conway, Tony Corloso. Larry Ctvik. Winston Dodging. Karen Evans. Ellen Fisher. Tony Gnertner. Jeffrey Hardin. Malt Hanna. Uiurie Huxzard. Paul Hoffman. Arunn Laltvanry. Asehcr Levy. Dan htekard, Chuck Mess nor. Molly Meiv. Tony Otvoc. Hie h Patenuude, Hick Hoadttrmel. Dehhie Hosvnherg. Mark Bos enlterg. Tim Sandler. Mike Solvorian. Brian Sivmiey. Jeff Tempest. 228 Individual and Family Studies Undergraduate Student Organization Ia) I la right: Haw 1: Cindy Crossinon. Kathy Shovlin, Colliy Hhron .cllur. Andi Salamini. five Palermo: How 2: lady Hoed. Hose Pinko. Anno linos. Noil Goodman, Fred Null. Loft to right. Haw 1: Dobbin Pavich. fi aine Martins. mini Cohen, Debbie Akif. Tina Amfcoiw. Kurort Millar. Sue Sicillnno. Dish: Saailik, Patti Seder. Hath Dluzeskl, Debbie Catov; Row 2: Hon Soyko, Advisor Graham Spanior. Howard Ehrlichmun. Lurry Waite, Cindy Multa. Dart Sommers on. Michael Beifc i. Advisor Hath Aitken. David Jcannarut. Missing: Eric a Aiders, N. Bennett. Margo Bailey. udy Billot to. Bub Blakely. Myra Brack. Mary Lou Batwin. Sharon Butler. Patty Beach lay, Pat Burby, Shelley Branty. udy Brcde. IJnda Bright, falia Baachack. Kuthi fa Buumgarnncr. Pam Bacek. Ginger Carter. Diane Christman. Diane Case. Kurin Chornaft, Lori Carver, Cindy Chavel. Ginny Camptsnll. John Cooper. Lisa Do Caralis, Debbie Darla, Gail Douguorty. Diane DePallo. Karon Devine, Anne Dai vs. Patty Elsissar. off Fisher, Tina Fetlan. Dennis Fallen. Diane Faldshir. lean Griffith. Debt Gallrczzi. Andre a Giriles, Marion Cewartowski. Scott Goldbach. Kuttie Hass'er. Donna Holler. Pal Haush, l.ucy Iordan. Carolunn Hickson. Ed fanes. Lori KoluJa. Heidi Kossner, Chris Kulynych, Karin Lang. Myra La duo. Darlene Lulovidi, Martha Lehman, Hichurd Dingo. Lisa Lcsrvn. Sue l.ohtmgh. Sherri Ludwig. Hosemary Lenox. Do Wo in l.iat. Sue l.ipro. Sue Lore. Dttve Mechluy. Mary aim Mondial, Maria Marlins. Andce Mafsko, unico Meyer. Denise Murioth. Mary Mttmmah. Susan Morrell, Sue Murtinell. Kim McKenna. Heidi Oxnian. Susan Phillips. Gary Popich. M. feantw Furnish, Connie Paden, Amy Plotnlch. Gloria Pierce. Mary Quigley. Mary Hush. Beth llhen, Linda Richards. Elizabeth Hindock. Judy Hide, Kathleen Haznak. i.ynn Smith. Gloria Stewart. Sue Sailor, lAtesa Steele. Sandy Scholl, Stephanie Silo.sk , Sue Sulvotli. Brooke Stoopvr. Audi Solomon. Anne Stutler, Debbie Sword. Kal ty Siege I. Patti Sisco. Linda Stinner, Ma rdy Scott. Lori Sleeker. Shirley Snyder. Bill Sltolow. Lisa Tedeschi. Marcia Tampion. Kathy Vulesky, Karen Vale. Lao Wanner. Babin Winston. Alexis Winston. Lisa Wood. Bolsy Wico. Mary Lou Warcholu, Cindy Williams, Etta Wock. Carol Varasils. faun Y.eidman, fane Zeller. Susan Zeidman. Alpha Phi Alpha Tony Pali more. Will mm Ranks. David Alien. Craig Brown. Clyde Corbin. John Simms. Barry Goodens. Donald Tracy. IJoydBrown. lamas Watson. Charles Kennedy. Paul Pollock Acacia Daniel Schultz. Kenneth Foltz. Warren Dobson, Gary Sanders. Drew Pen on. Michael Kinney. Todd Pyshnr. Paul llulharford. David Kriehel. leffrey Postal. Douglas King. Hubert McIntyre, losc ih Horn. Robori Van Akin. Mark Rigby. Charles Cruikshank. Ilarald Conner. Steven Rah . Christopher Winner. Thomas Malhorin. Philip Johnson. Michael Flynn. Ronald Cohen. Juntos Barton. Alan Kvsler. Ronald Strambr.ru. Kurt Randolph, lospph Broz.onis, Mark Ulrich, Mark Schaihlu. Geoffrey W egand. Daviil fanes. Robert Williams. Bruce Rhine. Todd Hammers. Christopher Spoor. Peter Nolenda. Cary Smith. Eric Gilchrist, Christopher Sowa. Michael ()hit. Randall Maud, fames Dottgltorly. Robert Pellegrino. Thomas Blake. Robert Bullow. David Schuublc. David Me Carl. Howard Davison. Peter LaRoso. Peter Rigby. Gregory Ryan. Kendrick B rede. Charles Doughty. Robert Fridley. Joseph Jaslrzambski, Todd Dinkel. Douglas Scarborough, Frank Palomlm. Brace Nylnnder. Thomas Piernlk, David dec I. Keith Weaver. Ronald Sinclair. I larold Savage. Zeta Tau Alpha Left to Higlit, How 1: Barbara Err co. Roxanne Uionurdi; Arminc i Ordovkhanlan, Kimberly Kauffman, l.i$a Ixetkvr, Nancy Olson. Hhomla Dakelman. Terry Teilolbaum. Andite Mutsko, Sharyl Hauer: Haw 2: Toni Millar, Hi la Husking. Lujean Hangan. Katharine Shinier. Karen Evans, Christa Sfiner. Kyle Noble. Patti Coyle. Barbara Hynes. Sally Tomaskpvic. Not pictured: Betsy VVesner, Drucie Harrison. Karen Yohn, Dianne Leone. Marla O'Searo. Amy Woodland, Susan Hither. Marilyn Crane. Delta Upsilon Kim Allegretto. Paul Brno, ini Brown. Have Brunet I, Lydia Calvano. Clyde Casiato. Chuck Clement. Jeanne Crissy. Jim Christ. S'ed Davis. Dwight Decker, Dan Da Mayo, Gary Dent. Hay Dinsmore. Mary Doherty. Nod Eldrldgo, Cassia Emmett. Bill Farrell, obn Frit .. Pat Gain, Billy Cray. Dave Hampton. Cary I tarried. Mark Havens. Denny Herr. Bill Hlab. Brian Kvyser. Flori Liss. Ciena Meyer. Brian O'Shea. Donna Plvlcher, Kim llehhorn, Doug Hath, Grog Huhis, Wayne Squires. Jim Caulopos. Whip Wagner. Tom Wandel. Tom Weko. Holland Wol e, Brenda Zameroivski. 231 Gamma Sigma Sigma First Vicc-Pnisltlbnl. Fran Vibosfuk, Second Vice-President. Sandy Kuhn. Treasurer. Kathy huffy. President. Kathy Kuneda. Kathy Siwran .a. Marti Poker, lhv.no Pcrulman. Susan Feose. Roborta Platt. Karon Nichols. (Jeorgia Dillnvh. loan fepson. Pecky Horn. Kathy Kivl. Barb Walker. Diane Bright. nequi Ponomo, Sue Colon, hits Creighton. Lynn Force. Kathy Hanlon. Kathy Mangel. Pain Puskar. Judy Semon. Olga Stofurak. Natl. Assoc, of the Education of Young Children 232 Uifl la right: Sally McMinn. Treasurer. Mary Path Somois. President. Patricia Ryan. Denise Horning. Secretary. Perm State Glee Club DovM 0ooz. Winthrdp Cashdollor. Spurgeon Davis. Susan PalSetti. Mark lleckel. Doan Holbloy. David Hughes, Fred Kciter. Jill Kimberly. Mark Knoll. Prod Drabs. David Matthews. Dave Mcckley, Mike Renlxel. Ron lUltrhlo. Erie Wasshnm, Paul Wangraff, l.orin Woigard. lay Zingley. Salvatore Ciraala. Hm Corley. Grog Dollar. David Dougherty. Rich llampIon. David IIortezur. Kevin McGrath. Doug Mellon. Brendan Mailay. Mara Miannlli. lack Rcprlieck. Frederick Omega Bye. Randall Quinn, Dong Rudy. Jim Schaeffer. Vince Sort man. faff ray Von Stein. Norris Tollcfson. Bruce Turnbull. Robin Abel. Dick Anderson, ay Barton. Tom Becker. Bill Beseeker. |ohn Cordoni. Bob Davidson. Ed Douthelt. Carl Drew. Mara Cornerman, Mark Greenberg. Pat Haucli. lint Howard. Guy McWrvath. Ross Moore, foci Nagle, Bill Stetx, Scott Swartzcll. Tom Symcxak. Beg Wilson, lay Simmermun. Bill Adams. Scott Afflcrlmch, Mark Bollinger. Tim Breslin. Tim Bryan. Ken Fell. Brad Guest, foff Harlow. Ron Hnrwick. Dave Hoegberg. Larry lottos, foo Mallnko. Michael Phillips, lint Prior. Devervus Sailer. Scott Shoffner. «Jin Shulick. Art Sivoinhart. Jordan Winters. Christopher Wrotten. David Yoder. 233 Circle K John Anderko. Ho ntI Ba logii. Ijov Burundi. Cindy Bcnnison. Lisa Berlrando. Polii Btllivy, Judy Billollc, Kevin Brtmlin. Tint Brtmlin. Roni Bucxynski, Tony CJiirnOnlo, Polly DcStadio. Fred Dcichert. Joann Dudash, Bryan Eichfcld. Andrea Falk. Jim Fisso . Slave Harvey, Tom Conse, Tom Heffner, Molly Herring. Katie (looser. Sherry Hills. Hon lluglck, foe fankoviak, Mark Kaekmarsky. Marlin Lcpozu. Frank Mu coni. Sieve Marshall. John Massimii a. Sh r ann Meier, ixiurio Miller, Larry Notaro. Dave O'Rourke. Lynn Osele. Kevin OToo e. Anne Purcell. Cindy Rouvensteln. Busty Riley. Dave Rizzo, Steve Bonn. Barb Scierka. Kathy Sellimio. Carolyn Shapp. Cheryl Spudis. Rich Strckrnlh. Claire Stiftmger. fanum Thomas. Mike Tutolo. Eric Wolf. Jim Za ac. Mike Zakour. Bill Soman. Karen Urban. Bob Black. Milch Youngorman. Sloph Muller. Alan Shaffer. Pam Eddis. Cyndi Witmycr. Eileen Lessman. Pormi Nous Loft la right: Row I: Tim Kiser. Kathy Kanoda. Dean Smith. Jami Winlz. Lisso Collier. Marie Weissenrieder; Row 2: Janet Plavetich, Ken Kasper. Keith McClellan. Kevin Steinberg. Jeff Hcmhrock. Sieve UiOrio. Other members: Grant Ackerman. Milch Berger. fean-Claude Brunache. Marsha Campo longo. Jim Co falo. Lori Donaldson, Sharon Duffey. Jo ff Fiddler. Cliff Fiscus. Greg Hanks. Ron Hosteller. Charoutine Kowalski. Mickey Larkin, Chris Larson, Ed Ober.'Sue Paradise. Doug Root. Michelle Scuro. Annie Seybert. Lisa Sheppurtl. Chris Tomasch. BUI Volrath. 234 Student Dietetic Association Mary Baunian, Loguno Becker. Michelle Berry. Karen Bertovich. Diane Black. Ixninne flogncl. Mimi Horisko. Jackie Bruno. Joy Cullendar. Cathy Curler. Diane Coleek i. Valeria Chaotic. Moray Chotiner. Belli Cilibcrti, Undo Conners, Nancy Coughenour. Bfi h Comal I. Cal hy Dailey. Barb Demurest. Carol Dermay. Ellen Duhin. Donna DispaS. Bam Erwin. Cindy F.usller, Sharon Feather. Maurice Feldman. Pom Filnon. Michele Florey. Karima Cahhay, Cindy Cupcn. Kathy Coskn. Boh Gerhard. JoAnn Goeringer. Hence Hurl. Kathy Hartung. Hochelle lloenig. Karen oskorrnan. Cheryl Hummel. Joyce Johnson, lady ones. Monica Kenny. Kalhy King. Linda Kisloff. Diane Kolbrick. Diana KolbriJS, Nina l.abowilz. Jill Leonard. Cheryl Loon ink. iMurie Lindsay. Tom lloughrey, Nancy Ludwig. Maura Lynch. Judy McCauley. Pam Medsger. Fran Middleman, Leslie Miller. Sue Miller. Belli Milch neck. Sue Morehouse. Marsha Mainly. Barh Oliver. Bov Owens. Liv. Patrick. Lynn Paul. Ginger Phillips. Melinda Pierson. AnnMaric Pirano. Laurie Preschulli. Bill Preslock, Margo Nemel. Belli Hemick. Ellen Baber Is. Cindy Birgers, lay Roscnzwoig. Kathleen Stivulis, Sou Scalgo. Margie Scharf, Tricia Schultz.. U ri Senior. Jean Schooner, lady Single}'. Dob Skulr. Dell Sowers. Eileen Stulfalson. Vera Tala. Margie Weber. Carolyn Wilhelm. Lloyd Warsler. Alice Zedarka. ayno Zona. Babin Jackson, Sue llirt. Pamela Williams. Lynn Pcrton. Debbie Burke. Kim Bertovich, Kalhy Blair. Karen Boyer. Mimi Bowski. Dawn Chase. C. Ann Chesriul, Paula Chernyak, Nancy Cot lone. Hence Cichy. Patti Dicka son, Cathy Drcihelhis. Sylvia Evans. Christi Cerhstadt. Roger liar list rom. Barh Kearney, Debbie La middle. Pat Lobar. Diane LoVccchia. Donna Mulejik. till McCoy. Monica luihmann. Joanne Oelschlegel, Monica B ichors. Karon liider. Cindy Hitter. Sharon Saber, Will Satovon. Bonnie Steam, Hob in Hay. Betsy Wiley. Pat Wicund. Roxanne Selaeh. Marie Linn. Cathy htsllo, Janice Fischer. Mary Kelly. Ranco Moret, ane Alexander. Mike Christiansen. Hetzel Union Board David Van Baron, Tammy Kumch, Jack Dauhcrt. Kim Kauffman. Keith Hancock. Charlie Klitsch, Tom Bar(ebak. Milch Fry. Dan Troxoll, Dave Mazzocco. Hick Knowlton, Sue Ann Cervasio. Mine Ordovkhahiari. am? ivy, Mary Duffy, Jeff Woimor. Lynda Becker, I ark VatskO. Pat Igo. Brad Miller. Keith Howlands. 23 5 Marketing Club Ufi lo right: Officers: Man: Corson, Jim Gape. Hill Good. Alan Borkoy, Chris Vultri. Kim Calano. Olhcr members: Edward Bcirru� - Laura Bahefar, Brace Uahnr. Ales Burenblitl, Valoriu Barney. Christ Bust .sen. Dahra Bcedy. ohn Bogan, loan Boswell. I.u Ann Boyd. Beverly Bright son, C raig Brady. Timothy Brawn. Michael Bruwnstein. Jan Brody. Jody Buchclt. Thomas Buck. Stove Bunik, Paul Cuironi. Mury Ann Cello. Daniel Clark, fane Clark. Nubrad Cohen. Anne Cal well. Marita Carba, ben Costello. Beth Crawford. !.o!s Creighton. Ken Christ. Diane Davis, fuck Davis, Amy DeBnne. Kim DeCurl a. lame Demopulos. loan Denny. Clean Darhammcr. Michael Desalis. Patricia DiPasqua. John Dupell. Susan Edinglon. fim Edwards, Andrew Epstein. Andria Polk. Thrcsa Fa . .i. Brad Felderspard, Karen Fischer, fames Forster. Murk Full. Stephen Gutway, «son Cladfeltcr. William Cocpvrich. Patricia Guidos. Kntliryn Cillicit. Clean Cross. Jane Gruber. Brian Healy. Stephen I Iv.isay, Janet llonibcrgor. lames llewdkielson. Glenn Higdon. Paul Hirschler. Michele llahman. ohn Holbrook. Jill Humphreys. Micke Hurley. Steve Johnson, ohn ones. Sum Julian. Thomas Kapplos. Beth Karst. Dent on Kargufl. Mike Kearney. Iconifer Kahn. Doniel Keller. Barbra Kelley. Paul Ki ion, Thomas Kofling. liohcrl KowoJczuk. Hick Kozak. Kenneth Kollo. Itichurd Kreuller, Michael Kroanig. Fran l.anni, Cindy Demon, Jeffrey boskosky. Nancy I.agon. James l.yon. Sharon Maher. Andrew Morcocci, William Massey. Undo Masters. Marcia McClellan. Maryann McElharv. Kolhleen McGowan. Robert McGranughan, ohn McLaren, Kevin Manley. Jaannv Melody. Timothy Meyer. Mindy Miller. Patricia Miller, Margrvt Ming ey. Timothy Mordor. Sheila Murclaugh. Nancy Norburn. Neg Norton. Boburt Null, Robert O'Brien. Jim O'Holloran. Maria Pacvnza. oni Parker. Martin Patty. Patricia Paperak. Hubert Paling. David Porter. Brion Powers. Joanne Quick. Marcia Hay. Terry Hubritz. David Hotter Is, Artie Boss. Lynn Rowley, Kimberly Hvdel. Stanley Ryndock. Elizabeth Sailor. Lonnie .Sokol. Linda Samuel. Mark Selim Me, Debbie Schmauk. Don Sarm. Jody Seller if. Sherry Schmuck, Timothy Schuller, Sue Sharp. Bruce Simon. Donna Smoley, Peter Stanovich, Hubert Stager. Harvey Stein. David Steiner. Gregg Stewart, Charles Sloobe. Patrick Stayer, Stewart Stumpo. Don .Sweeny. .Sonify Thompson, Greg TieJi, I oni Toth. Korea Todd, Brian Tucker. David Trudnuh. Ricky Wagner. Sezanne Waltz, Daniel Wilhelm, Greg Witmer, Both Whilely. Mancie Weinfeld. Waller Wdowiak. Anthony Wasson. Thomas Ward. Carl WaJz. Susan Wallace, lam os Wallace, Dan Wolfe. Barbra Wood, Donna Wood. Jud Wood. Joe Yowoski. fornix Yeager, David Yonkouch. Freedom House l-eft to right: How I: Bob Kcanon, ohn Molyckl. foe Cllibvrt, Bill Gray. Dave BechloJ. Byron Miller. Don iMthrop. Mike Toucher. Amary Dunn: How 2: Dave Fiske. Doug Fiske, Scott O'Brien. Harry Harhigh. Cindy Kramer. Augustino CargoIta. Bon Colbert. Al Fari uharson, Duvo Wright. Gene Wright. Doug Fanpiharson. Bob Fit . Gary Moore. John Oliveira. Murk Bokelman. George Bunashefski, Bill Davis, Brian Dalesman; Bow 3: Bob Davidson. Ken Oldenski, Hick Davis, Bill Sinn. Steve So .io. Mike James, Joe Sliaka. Jimho Kostryk. Darren Nowlcki. Chuck Giltson. Sam Cyltak. Hick Staley. Al Soofie. Bill Basse . Kean Anspach, Mike Young. Mick Bastion, Sffivo Lytle: How 4: Steve Taylor. Hob Schtdman, Sieve Sheinon. Jim Borwn, Tim Gavin, Bernie Hubritz. Doug Beakes. Frank BauvHo, Darrel Baer. Steve hinders, Han Wyloyich, Bob Carnegie. Pete Pierce. Tom Slichtcr, Vince Girtmdd. 236 Intramural Hockey Loft to rigiil; Row 1: ohn Buddy. Hutch Morris. Mika Baillngor, How 2: Don Ho Non. Grog Winner. Hal Fair. Chuck K archer, loo Hlhl. I ini lurcuHvijii. Omicron Delta Kappa Lc l to right. Row I: Chnrmoine Kowalski. Marin Woisscnricdar. lanis Guarnay. Paul Simon. Ed Mvrvine. Doug Cooper. How 2: Crctchcn Lux. Bonnie Jenkins. Mary Musca. Petor Sichcl. Dan boosuro. Kenneth Nelson. Uso Sheppard. Michael Day. Other members: Grant Ackerman. Charles Beniamin. Ussa Collier. Patricia Conklin. Steve DiOriu, Peter Fisher. John Granger. I off Hawkes. Nancy Kent. Dan Mains. Keith McClellan. Mike Men trek, ludi Mitchell. Jay Nyce. Jim Scarantinn. Dean Smith. Mimi Barash. John Black. Raymond Brown Merle Campbell. Carol CInggetl. David Colton. JoJin Coyle. Connie Dixon. Hubert Dunham. Patricia Farrell. Donald Ford. Kent Forster. Stella Goldberg, Gene Goodwin. Joseph Harrington. Luther Ifarshhorger. Charles Hosier. Mel Klein. Russ (.arson. Ross Lehman, Benson Lichtig. Charles l.upton. Michael Lynch. Bichurd MucFar.lane. Will Mason. Yates Mast. Robert Murray. Hen Novak. Harold O'Brien. Bab O'Connor. John Oswald. Joe Paterno. Gerald Phillips. Herman Partly. lames Rhodes. Robert Scannoll, Doris Sewanl. John Sink. Sherman Stanford. Clarence Sykes, William (Jlerlch. Lee Upcraft. Harmer Woeden. Arthur Wellington. Helen Wise. Kelly Yeaton. 237 60 LITTLE INTERNATIONAL John W. Oswald President of the University 240 As i write this in the fall of 1977 I am aware that these words of greeting and best wishes may be re-read in later years. You who become our alumni may leaf through the pages of your La Vic from time to time and recall some of your experiences at Penn State. Memories have a tendency to be selective, and usually we retain the pleasant experiences and the positive recollections. I hope that your time at Penn State has included much that is worthwhile, beneficial, and enjoyable. Specific classwork activities may fade in retention but your habits of learning and of inquiry and their value will stay with you. Your recall of names may falter but many of your college friendships will last all of your life. As you think back on your college days at Penn Stale I hope you will gain a Perspective on the abiding mission of this great university which is your alma mater. Penn State is the university designated within the Commonwealth to serve all the citizens with the opportunity of education, the benefit of research, and the use of community service. As alumni you will be asked to support and sustain this mission in the vicissitudes which ivill continue to beset public efforts. In your personal endeavors I wish you success in a life abundant with challenge, esteem, contentment, and reward. I hope that our goal of fitting you for a creative, productive, influential role is born out in the years of your life. When you read this in a decade or so may you remember Penn State as a great force for good in your own life, and in the broader life of the state and nation. John W. Oswald President 241 The College of Agriculture is truly the hearthstone of Penn State. Around it, since 1855, has grown the family of colleges that make up this diverse Land-Grant University. Agriculture colleges were created to benefit farm families and to answer a national need for the increased production of food and fiber. Today the College of Agriculture is many things to many people, but it continues as a contributor to and a trustee of a body of knowledge designed to provide a better life for mankind. Those of you who arc gradu- ating from our College during this academic year or in the near future are. in my opinion, entering a profession that is rapidly gaining in prestige and importance throughout the world. More will be expected of you as a well trained and educated individual and. con- versely you should be in a position to expect more from society in the way of recognition and rewards. The investment of the faculty, the adminis- . M. Beattie. Dean trution, your family ... and most of all your- self ... has been made. It is time for harvest, There will be other investments to make and other harvests to reap. There will be limes when you think that you have put in far more than you can ever take out. The chemistry of life, like the chemistry of science, is such that this is seldom the case. How you use the knowledge and training you have received will henceforth be your own responsibility and will be the ultimate measure of your success in life. I strongly believe that an exciting career and an exciting era awaits the Ag College graduate of today. I urge you to make the most of your opportunities and accept the challenges of your chosen profession. My best wishes for success and the satisfactions of life go with you. Most sincerely. J.M. Beattie, Dean 2-12 Agricultura COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Centre County Form Agriculture JM3 On Saturday, October 29, liec Hall become the center of activity for the College of Agri- culture. The annual Ag Hill Festival brings members of the Ag Hill Clubs, faculty and friends together for an evening of enjoyment. Organized by the Ag Hill Student Council and the Ag Hill Clubs, the Festival includes a social hour, dinner, entertainment, and danc- ing. The main activity, however, is the annual election of Miss College of Agriculture ivho represents the college at state functions. Agri- cultural clubs and fraternities each nomi- nated one candidate, with the crown going to Helen Sheldon. Four clubs are especially active, either by membership or functions; these arc Block and Bridle. Dairy Science. Horticulture, and Pre- Vet clubs. Block and Bridle, a national organization, familiarizes students with the production as- pects of agriculture. The group sponsors meat and livestock judging teams. Commonwealth Campus Weekend, and. most importantly, the Little International Livestock Exposition. In March, agriculture students from Com- monwealth Campuses are invited to Univer- sity Park for the weekend. Here they can meet Dean J.M. Beattie, advisors, and other students. Branch campus students also tour the facilities, and attend a banquet and jam- my given in their honor. The club's main activity, however, is the Little International which is held each spring at the Ice Pavilion. Last spring marked the 60th anniversary of the show. The big attrac- tion is the livestock show featuring horses, beef cattle, swine, and sheep. Interested stu- dents are randomly assigned a registered ani- mal and have four to six weeks to prepare the animal for show. Students are judged on grooming of the animal and showmanship. Another major event in the spring, the Dairy Exposition, is presented by the Dairy Science Club. As a student affiliate of the American Dairy Science Association, the club sponsors judgings for high school 4-H and Future Farmers of America, cattle judging teams which compete with other colleges na- tionwide and a variety of social functions. Preparation for the Exposition, which is held in the Dairy Pavilion, begins winter term. Both professionals and amateurs com- pete in dairy cattle fitting and showing con- tests and special events. Last spring’s ex- position, held May 7, included the Milking. Milk Chugging and the Calf Dressing Con- tests. The Horticulture Club provides additional learning through speakers discussing various aspects of horticulture. Students and profes- Agriculture 245 The Kuropean exhibit tit Hort Show '77 in the Ire Pavilion sors discuss their ivork, and guest lecturers speak about such topics as horticulture thera- py and ornamental horticulture. The club travelled to Florida last spring; they visited growers, greenhouses and. of course. Disney World. fall banquet fetes those who con- tributed to the success of the Hort Show, and o winter banquet is held for students and faculty. The Hort Show, held in late September at the ice Pavilion, was entitled Gardening with an International Flair. Featuring West- ern European. Spanish. English and Oriental gardening, the displays showed novel ideas for landscapes. Pumpkins, cider and a wide variety of houseplants were on sale following the exhibit. Another important agriculture club is the Pre-Veterinary Club, whose purpose is to im- prove the student's knowledge of the veter- inary profession. Besides sponsoring speakers the club makes annual trips and sponsors Uog Day Afternoon, a display showing how dogs work for man. The activities of these clubs are representa- tive of Ag Hill Clubs, and the energy and enthusiasm put forth by their members dem- onstrates why the College of Agriculture is so important to Penn State. By Scott Weaver JOSEPH VALENTINE TURFGRASS RESEARCH CENTER JSRARTMENT OF AGRONOMY Autonomy class demonstration Resident of swine pens northeast of campus Entomology student collecting insects Agriculture 2 47 Education f right, machinery demonstration at Ag Progress Days; hnloiv. propagation house. agriculture • Business Management • Agricultura) Economics • AgriculluralEoom CHRISTINE ADAM. Hamburg. Ag Ec, Dairy Sci Club. FFA. Block Bridle AD ESQ] I ADELAJA. I.ondon ENG. Ag M. Inter Soccer Team. Nigerian Stud Assoc, Black Caucus. Ag M Club. AAPRP PAUL AKPAN. Nigeria, V Sc. Inter Stud Assoc, Table Tennis. Soccer. Debating ROBERT ALEX. Washington Depot CT. Hort, Soccer. IM s. Photo Club. For Club. PSOC CHRISTOPHER AI.LEN. Trumbull CT. Hort. Pi Alpha Xi, Hort Club. FFA. Floriculture Judging Team. Skating Club MAUREEN ALTMAN. New Castle. An Sc. Block Bridle. Wildlife Club. Dairy Sci Club. Pre-Vet Club GALE MAR IF. ANDERSON. Franklin. Hort TIMOTHY ARD. Lowisburg. Ag Ec. RS. IM's. PSOC I 2-Ifl Agriculture RICHARD BERRY. Nanlicokc. ERM GREG B1ERI, Lovlttown, ERM.-IM's. ERM Club TIMOTHY BITTNER. New Columbia. Ag Ed. Alpha Tati Alpha. FFA. Block Bridle. Col Future KAREN BLUMRICK. Furlong. An Sc. Biology |ULIE BLYMIRE. Mt. Wolf. Hort. Hort Club. Hort Show. PSOC, Ag Stud Cnd. House VP. Pres WAYNE BLYTHE. Bellvuo, For Sc. IM’s. Soc: of Am For JOEL BOOGHER. York. For Sc. Tau Phi Delta. For Soc BUD BOOM. Nelson. Agro. Pi Kappa Alpha. Phi Eta Sigma. Pre-Vet Club. Agro Club BRUCE BORDERS. Harrisburg. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. Karate Club. For Soc THOMAS BOWEN. Willow Grove. ERM. Inter Soccer Club ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE. Hatboro. ERM. Soccer ERM Club LINDA BREHM. Palmyra, An Pr. Tau Phi Delta JOHN BR1NSKA. Pgh. An Sc. Am Soc of An Sc. IM's. Pre-Vet Club. Bio Club. OL. Wildlife Soc KIM BROCKLEY. York. Chi Ag. Block f. Bridle. FFA. Lamb Fel, Dairy Sci Club. All Stud Fel ARTHUR BUCHANAN. Mutamoras, For Sc £illl a Mcclianizatior w ruuiltur( A� mnom w nim • Animal_Science • Dairy Science • Entomology CAROL BUDIHAS. Allentoxvn. Ag WILLIAM BURDETT. Worthington, ERM. IM’s. ERM Club DAVID BURGASON. Tunkhunnock. Agro. Chess Club. Agro Club, IM's PETER BURKHART. Allentown. Ag M. Outdoor Club. Ag M Club. Am Soc of Mcch Eng KIMBERLY BURTON. Industry. Hort. Hort Club JEFFREY ARNOLD. Pleusuntville. For Sc. For Soc. IM’s TODD AUGENSTE1N. Pgh. Agro. Soil Judging Team. Agro Club. Bridge Club CRAIG |. AURAND. Lewistown. Ag M. Ag Stud Cnd, Glee Club. Ag M Club. Block ft Bridle. Phi Mu Alpha BRUCE BADEN. Webster NY. For Sc. X-Ctrv. Track KATHLEEN BAKER. Stamford CT. Fd Sc. Kappa Kappa Gumma. Sigma Chi. Pan HeL Fd Sc Club MARTIN BAROL Lcvittown. Fd Sc. 1FT. Fd Sr. Club CHRISTINE BARTOL. Ardslcy. An Prod. Field Hockey. Block ft Bridle DAN BAUM. Elizabethtown. An Pr. Block Bridle. Wrestling. Fel Christian Athletes CHRIS BAYER. Allentown. Hort. Basketball. Bowling. Hort Club BERNARD BECKER. Pgh, Ag M. Delta Phi. Ag M Club CHRISTOPHER BELL. Langhorne. For Pr. For Pr Research Soc WILLIAM BENDOKAS. Thorndalc. Hort. NROTG. Quarterdeck Soc. Pre-Vet Club. Boxing Club. Little Intmatl LILLIE BENNETT. Ardmore. Hort. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Alpha Xi. Dairy Sci Club. Hort Club DEBRA BENSEL. Phila. An Pr. Alpha Lambda Delta. PSOC, Block Bridle CALEB BERD. Media. Hort. Table Tennis KIRK BUSSELL. Manhcim. An Pr. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Wrestling JOSEPH BUTSICK. Wonamio. For Sc. IM’s, Wildlife Soc MARIANNE BUTTERWORTH. Blue Bell. An Sc. Phi Sigma Outing - Rec Soc. PSOC DON CANNON. King of Prussia. For ERIKA CHASE. Lincoln University, Hort. Phi Kappa Phi. Tennis. Hort Club. Schuylkill Haven Chorus Agriculture 249 JOSEPH CHIARETTI. Phila. Agro. Agro Club. Stud for Carter W. DALE Cl AM I’A. Three Springs. For Sc, For Soc. Cm| s Crsd for Christ VICKI COFFIN. Lancaster. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sci Club CAROLE COOK. Mountain. Ag Ec. Little Sister - Alpha Zeta, Dairy Set Club. Campus 4-H PAUL COOPER. I.ititz. Gn Ag. Nittany Lion Raajuctball Club Troas, Pres |ACK CRISL1P. Connollsvillo. BRM. ERM Club HARRY CRONE. York. ERM ROBERT CROSS. Hop Bottom. Ag Ec. Soccer. Dairy Sci Club. Block Bridle. Dairy Judging Team EUGENE CROSSLAND. Langhornc. ERM. Pi Kappa Phi. Phi Sigma. ERM Club Sec JOHN CULNANE. Wilmington DE. Jlort. Beta Theta Pi. Hort Club. Outing Club JANE DALASTA, Berwyn. An St:. Pro-Vet Club JAMES DALEY. Butler. ERM. Phi Sigma THOMAS D'ANDREA. Spangler, Ag BM, Phi Sigma. CBA Stud Cncl. Ag Ec Club JOHN DANIELKWICZ. Norristown. Hort STEVEN DANKO. Osceola Mills. Hort. Hort Club. Pres East Orthodox Christian Fcl HU ITT DANVERS. Venetia. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sci Club. Micro Club. VP Barboll Club MARK DAVID. Warminster. For Sc. Ogontz Tennis. IMs TERRENCE DAV1N. Conncllsvillc. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. Fayette Fencing. Soc Sci Club. Vluill Club. IM's SUSAN DE CROO. Natrona Heights. An Sc SUSAN DE MASK. Butler. Ag Ec. Kappa Delta. LA Acad Adv ELMER DENGLER. Olcr. ERM. Eco-Acl. ERM Club. Outing Club JOHN DETW1LER, Ambler. AE RS DARYL DIERWECHTER, Pottsville. ERM. IM's Schuylkill Soccer MARY KAY DIX. Parksldc. Agro. Agro Club Sec. Trees. Pros, Ag Stud Cncl THOMAS DIXON. Pgh. AE RS. Ag Ec Club PAULA DOLL Ml Wolf, Hort. Pi Alpha Xi. Hort Club. Co-Chmn 1977 Hort Show Sales Comm ANTHONY W. DONOFRIO, Yeadon. Agro. Inlrnat! Soccer Club VP. Outing Club REGINA DOORLAY. West Reading. Hort. Hort Club EARL DUBOWY. Valley Stream NY. An Sc KATHERINE DUICH. State College. Fd Sc. Behrcnd Tennis. IM's. 1FT. Fd Sc Club. Lab Tech in Fd Micro Lab. Racquet ball (Hub n Education • Environmental Resource ManaRcmt!n Foo cic • Forest Rcsource oresl Science •Forest r7‘ Forc )roducls ' JUDITH DUNKELBERGER, Centro Hall. For KATHY DUNTON. Swarthmore. ERM. RA. IM's. ERM Club MARK DURDACH. Dunmore. An Pr. Block K Bridle. Little Intrnatl LYNN DYER. Elysburg. Fd Sc. Ml Alto Vara Club. Mt Alto Cheerleader. Fd Sc. Club CHARI.ES DYSINGER. Thompsontown. Gn Ag. Block Bridle. IM's MICHAEL EASLEY. Arnold. Hort, Pi Alpha Xi Pres. Hort Club JESSE EHREDT. Stale College, ERM. Alum Assoc. DONNA EICKER. Unsdownc. Gn Ag BONNIE ELTON. Luzerne, Ag BM SHERYL ENNIS, West Long Branch N|. Hort 250 Agriculture Agriculture 251 TIMOTHY EORGAN. Boyertown. ERM. ERM Club. Lambda Chi Alpha MICHAEL FKINBERG. Pgh. AE RS RICHARD FINLEY. JR. Camp Hill. For Sc. For Soc. Wildlife Sou. Judo Club ROBIN FITTERUNC. West Lawn. For Sc. Centre County Field Hockey CATHY ANN POOR. Belle Vernon, An Pr. Block A Bridle. Pre-Vet Club. Girls' Softball CHARLES FORNEY. Nazareth. Hort. Alpha Gamma Rho. Coaly Sou, Hort Club. Glee Club. Campus -J-H, Ag Stud Cnd WILLIAM II. FORREST. Philo. Fd Sc. Fd Sc Club. Inst of Fd Tech LYNN FRANKHOUSER. Oley. An Sc. CWENS. Chimes. Phi Sigma. Block fi Bridle. Dairy Soc, Pre-Vet Club CHARLES FREDERICK. Lakewood. AE RS WENDY FREEMAN. Tyrone, An Sc. Pre-Vet Club RUPERT FRIDAY. Pgh. ERM JAMES FULLER. Hallstoad. ERM PETER GALLARDY. Summerbill. For Pr. Baseball Altoona Campus, IM's. Rifle Club FRANK CALOSI. Khronfeld. ERM. ERM Club. IM's JAMES GALVIN. Pgh. Agro NANCY GARDNER. Collegevllle. Ent. Ent Sec. Troas MICHAEL GARRISON. Palmyra. For Sc BENJAMIN GENES. Munhnll. ERM. IM's ROBERT GERLACH, Quakertown. An Sc. Phi Kappa Phi. Pin Sigma. IM's. Dairy Sci Club. Pre-Vet Club. Ol GREGG GILLESPIE, Tarentum. Ag Ec. Ag lie Club BRENDA GLASSPOOL, Upper St. Clair. Hort SUSAN CLOCK. Lewisburg. An Pr. IM's. Block A Bridle CHRYSA GOLASHESKY. Bayonne NJ. An Sc. Vol Ser Center Al.AYNE GONDER. Mcclumicshurg. ERM. Agro Club Hort Club IOSBPH GOODGE. Pulaski. For Sc. Tau Phi Delta. IM's TIMOTHY GORDON. Lower Burrell. Ag M. Ag Erl. IM's. Ag Mcch Club THOMAS GRAUPENSPERGER. Lancaster. ERM. Phi Sigma DEBORAH GRAY. Downingtown. D Pr. Dairy Sci Club. Agro Club. Block A Bridle ANITA GREENBERG. As bury Park N|. An Sc. Vball. Pre-Vet Club. Stud Adv Board. Gentle Thurs PHYLLIS GREER. Phila. For Pr. Xi Sigma Pi. Cmps Crsd for Christ. For Soc, Ag Stud Cnd Agriculture • Horticulture • International Agriculture • Laboratory Animal Technology • Planl Pathology • Plant Science • Poultry Scit EARI. PHILLIP GROTE. Hanover. Gn Ag TOM GRUBER, Liverpool. Agro. Agro Club. Karate Club SHEREE GUTHRIE. Pgh. For Sc NANCY GUTSHALL. Glenshaw. ERM DAVID GUZY. Old Forge. Agro. Agro Club SCOTI IIAGKRMAN, Stroudsburg. Fd Sc. Alpha Phi Omega. Pres Hzltn. Stud Gov Hzlln. Stud Union Board Hzltn GLENN HAKE. Greensbutg. For Pr ELLEN HALEY. Chadds Ford. ERM EDWARD E. HALL. |R. Phila. Gn Ag. Block A Bridle. IM's STEPHEN HAMILTON. Aston. ERM. Soccer Del Co. ERM Club justness ManaRemcnl • Agricultural Economics Wildlife Management • Agriuiltural DAVID HAMMETT. Fairfield. Ag W. GREG HANCOCK. Bethlehem. Gn Ag. Phi Sigma. Nittany Divers PATTI HAPPE. Jenkintown. ERM. Phi Sigma WARREN HARRIS. Conway MA. For Sc. Alpha Sigma Phi BETH ANN HASBLHOFF. West Mifflin. ERM. ERM Club. Outing Club Eqst Div WILLIAM HASELY. New Castle. ERM. Wildlife Soc. Sport Parachute Cluh RONALD D. HAYDEN. Clarks Summit. ERM. ERM Club LANDON HAYNES. Pgh. Gn Ag ROBERT HEBERTON. Haverford. For. For Soc. IM's CHRISTIAN HEINE. Bethel Park. For. Beta Theta Pi. Wuter Polo Team WILLIAM B. HENDERSON. Lebanon. An Sc. Chi Phi. Pre-Vet Club DONNA HENNESSY. Malvern. An Sr, Pre-Vet Club ALEXANDRA HERMAN. Drcxel Hill. Hod. Hort Club. Limb Fel TIMOTHY A. HIBBARD. Titusville. ERM. Pi Kappa Alpha. Phi Sigma. ERM Club. IM's MILTON HILEMAN. Altoona. Gn Ag. Orienteering Club. Army ROTC MARY HILLER. Ridgewood NJ. Fd Sc. Mt Alto Tennis Mgr. Fd Sc Club. IM's ANNE HILYARD. Bangor. Hurt MARK HOFMANN. Hbg. For Sc. For Soc, Xi Sigma Pi PAUL HOCK. Pgh. D Pr. Alpha Zeta ALDO HOLMQUIST. Hcrminlc. Ag Ed. Alpha Tau Alpha. Block Bridle. Ag Hill. IM's. Little Intmatl JEANNE HOLMQUIST. Huntingdon Valley. Fd Sr, Fd Sc Club GAIL HOMAN, Boiling Springs. Hort DAVID HORNER. Pgh. Hort. Overoomers Chnstian Fel. For Club. Soc Am Foresters DAVID HOROHOV. Huntingdon Valley. Ent. Knt Soc Newsletter. Ent Assoc. TA RONALD HUGHES. Portage. Gn Ag. Coaly Soc. Ag Stud Cncl. Dairy Sci Club, Block ft Bridle. 4-H. Superintendent 1077 Little Intrnatl KRIS HUNDERTMARK. Glenshaw. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. For Soc. Witdlifo Soc KATHY 1MEL Tloncsta. An Sc. Chimes. SAS Cncl. Mortar Board. Phi Sig Pres. Pre-Vet Club. Choir VP MARTIN VV. IMHOFF. Pgh. Pit Sr, IM's MICHAEL JANOTA. Wexford. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sc Club. Block ft Bridle JAMES JEFFERS, Finleyvillc. Agro. McKeesport Baseball tural Sociology ■ Veterinary Science • Wildlife • BEVERLY JENKINS. Erie. An Pr. Pi Kappa Phi Big Sister. Block Bridle. Little Intrnatl IANINE JOHN. Slippery Rock. ERM i STEVEN JOHNSON. Chambersburg. Ag Bm. Mklg Club. Intcr-Vars Christian Fel ROMAINE JONES. Frackville. An Pr. Block Bridle. Pre-Vet Club. Little Intmatl I ROBERT JUBIC. Enola. ERM. Judo Club GALEN IULIUS. Dover. Ag M. Ag Mcch Club. Ag Mech Stud Fac Rep. Am Soc of Ag Eng EMANUEL KATZ. Phila. Fd Sc. Phi Etn Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Colloquy. OL. Fd Sc Club |AY A. KECK. State College. ERM JEFFREY KEENEY. York. Hort. Hort Club KURT W. KEILHOFER. Pgh. Ag M. IM's. Dorm Pres. Cycling Club Pres. Ag Mech Club, Ag Hill Stud Cncl. Rangers. OL 252 Agriculture DOLORES KELBLE. Clensidc, An Pr. Block a Bridle, Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sc MARK KENDLE. Penn Hills. For Sc. IM's. House VP DOROTHY KEOUGH. Glenside, ERM. Wallops Island. ERM Club VP. Wildlife Soc RICK KEPNER, Bcllcfonte. Agro JOYCE KII.I.E. Strausstown. An Sc. Block Bridle. Pro-Vet Club. Parachute Club MANUELA KING. Butler. Horl WILLIAM KING. Kittanning. Hort KEVIN K1NKEAD. Gibsonia. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club Dally Sc Club. Block a Bridle JESSE K1VLER. Nnnticoke. ERM. Wilkes-Barre Soccer. ERM Club. Wilkes-Barre SGA, PNC Coordinator's Adv Board WAYNE KLINESTIVER. Williamsport. ERM. ERM Club. IM’s RICHARD KNOWLTON, Stratford NJ. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Met Un Board Trcas. Sigma Sigma Sigma GARY KNOX. New Castle. Hort. Hort Club. Pi Alpha Xi. Hort Show PAUL KOEHLER. Perkasic. For Pr. Sigma Tau Gamma. IM's JOSEPH KOKINDA. Beaver Meadows. ERM. Highacres Golf. Barbell Club. ERM Club JOHN KOLENIK. Lecchburg. For Sc. IM's. For Soc. Mt Alto Basketball BLAISE KORDELL, Johnstown. ERM. Alpha Kappa Lambda KEN KOUSHEL, Philn. Gn Ag. Baseball THOMAS KRALL. Myerstown. Agro. IM's. Agro Club. Soil Judging Team DENISE KRAMP. Ebensburg. ERM JONAS JL KRAVETS. State College. Gn Ag. Vets Org JOHN KRAWTZ. Bradenville. ERM. Wildlife Soc. ERM Club RICHARD D. KREIDLER. Langhorne. For Pr. IM's. For Soc. For Pr Research Son RICHARD KRU1SE. JR. Altoona. ERM LINDA KURUTZ. Dunbar. An Pr ANTHONY LA BARBERA. Pgh. ERM. Alpha Phi Omega. Wildlife Soc DAN LAIRD, Erie. Agro. Alpha Zeta. Dairy Sci Club. Hort Club Historian. Coaly Soc BRUCE LANTZ. Media. An Pr. Delta Theta Sigma, Block Bridie DAVID LA ROTO ND A. Turtle Creek. Ag. IM's. Nitlany Divers ROXANNE E. LAWRENCE. Bethlehem. An Pr. Hzitn Vball. Block fc Bridle, Outing Club Eqst Div BRIAN LEHMAN. Girard. Hort. Horl Club cultural Economics and Rural SocioloRt ARricuhi l Educat Ioi7 AKrk!ulturii 1(:(:hani .;it ion • Agriculture • Agronomy • Animal ln iu| NELSON LEVENS. Media. For Pr. Tau Phi Delta. For Pr Research Soc CHRISTINE LEWIS. Plcasantvillc. Fd Sc. Bchrend Tennis. IM's. Fd Sc Club. RA AYRETT LIGHTBOURNE. Nassau NP Bahamas. An Pr. Black Caucus. Block � Bridle HEIDI LINN. Landisvllle. Ag Ed. Outing Club. Orientation Chmn JAMES LONG. McShcrrystown. Fd Sc. AGRlio LINDA LORZIER. Landenbcig. Fd Sc. Fd Sc Club DANIEL LOUGHNER. Irwin. Pit Sc. Sigma Pi. Hort Club. Agro Club. Outing Club HOWARD LUTHER. Nnnty Clo. For Sc CELIA MACKAY. Boyertown. An Pr. IM's. Block tc Bridle. Dairy Sc Club. Eqst Club. Agro Club RUTH MAGEE. Swarthmore. Hort. Pi Alpha Xi, Hort Club Agriculture 253 Resource Management • Food Scjg] Entomology • Extension Education • Environmental PATRICK D. MALLOY. Carrolltown. For Pr. For Pr Research Son BARBARA M AN CASARI A N. Maplewood NJ. Hurt. Mori Club Pros. Ag Sturt G.ncl Sen ANNETTE MARSTELLER. Broiningsvllle. Fd Sc. Fd Sc Club FRANK MARTZ. Paxinos. AE RS. Ag Ec ft Rural Son Club JOE MASGAVAGE. Allentown. KRM. Phi Mu Delta. Phi Sigma. IFC Community Actions Chmn IBFFREY MAY. Mech.inirshurg. Hort. Della Chi. Hort Club. All-Faith Chapel Choir CLAUDE E. MAYS. III. Reading. KRM. IMs. Outing Club. Erm ERM Club |ANA MELLOTT. McConnellsburg. An Pr. Mt Alio Baskethall, Block ft Bridle. Ag Stud Cnd. Barn Girls KATHRYN MERGI.. Linesvillc. For Sr, IM's. House Pres JOHN MILLER. Biglervillo. Ent THOMAS MINNICK. King of Prussia, For Pr. For Pr Research Soc BARBARA MIX. Horseheads NY. An Sr, Block ft Bridle. Pre-Vet Club VP. Ag Stud Cnd NEIL MOHR. Trafford. ERM. ERM Club. IM s. Outing Club STEPHEN MONHEIM. Verona. Hort. Ag Stud Cnd. Hort Club KATHLEEN MOODY. Allentown. An Sc. Phi Sigma Sec. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Scl Club KIM MORELY. Lock Haven. An Sc. Phi Kappa Phi. Dairy Expo. Pre-Vet Glut� MALLORY MORT. Ft Loudon. An Pr. Block ft Bridle. Mt Alto Drama and Varsity Clubs DAVID MOSER. Bethlehem. For Sn. Eagle Seoul CANDACE MOSSO. Pgh. Fd Sc. Phi Sigma. IM s. Fd Sc Club. Inst Fd Tech. Ouling Club CLARK HUEHLBRONNKR. Pgh. ERM. Zetn Omega Omega. IM's KENNETH MUSSER. Mt |oy. AE RS. Ag Ec Club. Inter-Van; Christian Fel LAWRENCE MC ALLJSTER. Oxford. An Pr. Livestock Judging Team. Block ft Bridle STEVEN MC CLAREN. Broomall. For Pr. For Pr Research Soc JAMES MC CONNELL, McKeesport. Hort. Pi Alpha Xi. Hort Cluh DEBORAH MC CARRY. Jeannette. AE RS. Block ft Bridle. Campus 4-H. Ag Ec Cluh MARY ELLEN MC GEE. Shohola. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sc Club. Ag Stud Cnd SALLY MC KF.KHKN, Media. Hort. Pi Beta Phi. Pi Alpha Xi Treas MARK MC KELVEY. West Chester. An Pr. Block ft Bridle, Phi Kappa Phi. Judging Teams KEN MC MULLEN Lewistown. KRM. Wildlife Soc. IM's. Bio Son. Vball Club DAVID NACE. Lebanon. For Sc. For Soc. Lacrosse im;il Nutrition • Animal Science • Dairy Science STEVEN NAROLSKI. Lakewood. For Sc. For Soc. Track, House Sodal Chmn SUSAN NELSON. North Versailles. An Pr. WPSM Radio. Dairy Sc Club JEFFREY NEWCOMER. Mechanicsburg. For Sc. For Soc Pres. Woodsman Team. Xi Sigma MICHAEL NEWMAN. Frcdonia. For Sc. XI Sigma. Pi Phi Sigma. IM's DAVID NICHOLS. Dover. AE RS. Ag Ec Club. Mt Alto Womens' Basketball Mgr COREY NOCGLE. Hanover. Hort. Hort Club. IM's STEVEN NOLL. Southampton. Hort. Alpha Zeta. Pi Alpha Xi. Coaly Soc. 1977 Hort Show Mngr ALTON NOMURA. Honolulu HI. Fd Sc. Alpha Phi Omega, SAS Adv Board. Univ Chapel Aid JIM NORRIS. Ligonier. ERM. VP Alpha Sigma Phi. ERM Club. IM's TIMOTHY NUGENT. West Chester. Agro. Block ft Bridle. Agro Club 254 Agriculture BRUCE NYLANDEK. West Mifflin. An Sc. Acacia. Phi Ela Sigma, Pre-Vel Club RITA OBORSKI. Nanliookc. An Sc. Pro Vet Club WILLIAM OBRIEN. Pgh. Ag DANIEL O’DONNELL Pgh. ERM. ERM Club. Mngr Dubois baseball MARY OLSON. Ridgway. Hart. Pi Alpha Xi. Mori Club. Hort Show JUEL ORMSbY. Martinsburg, Agro Chorus DONNA PACKER. Bdtefonle. An Sc. Pre-Vel Club JOAN PAIDER. Norristown. Hort. Hhrt Club. Ilort Show. Limb Fd FRANK PALOMbO, Pgh. Hort. Acacia. Hort Club. Mgml Club MELISSA PAYTON. Berwyn. Agto JOHN PCSOLAR. Munhall, Fd Sc. Pres Fleetwood House. South Halls Cnd. Fil Sc (Bub. IFT KENNETH PEARSON. Tyrone. Ag BM. Altoona Golf JOHN FELLOW. Johnstown. Hort CARY R. PETERSON. York. An Sc. Outing Club. Pro- Vet Club DOUGLAS PIERSON. Phoonixvillc. An Sc. Phi Sigma. Alpha Zctu. Phi Eta Sigina. Block Ik Bridle. Ag Stud Cnd. Pre-Vet Club. Coaly Soc JONATHAN POOLE. Huntington Station NY. Ag BM. Phi Eta Sigma. Lacrosse. IM’s. Ag Ec Club TOM PRA'IT. State College. ERM. Table Tennis Club. Cmps Crsd for Christ ERIC PROBST. Mill Hall. An Sc. Kappa Delta Rho. Phi Sigma. IFC PR. Pre-Vel Club EDWARD D. PRUSS. Lake Aeriel. Al. Delta Theta Sigma. IM's. Dairy Sc Club ROBERT PURNELL Rockville C.T. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. For Soc VP. Outing Club. Camera Club BRUCE REA. State College. Ag M. Ag Mcch Club WADE REFFNER, New Enterprise. Ag Ed. Collegiate FFA DAVID RKIIRIG. Lehighton. Hort. Outing Club Hort Club DEBORAH REINSEL Mayporl. D Pr. Dairy Sc Club. Dairy Expo. Campus 4-H VP DENNIS RKNTSCHI.ER, Lancaster. ERM. Gymnastics Club. ERM Club. Eco-Acl SCOTT RHOADS. Now Cumberland. An Sc. Zcta Psi. Phi Eta Sigma. Pre-Vet Club LUANNK RICHARDS. Sinking Spring. An Pr. Eqsl Team. Block Bridle JOHN RIGNEY. JR. Phlla. For Pr. Ogontz Swimming. For Soc |UDY RISSER. Leolo. Fd Sc. Fd Sc Club KELLY RITCHEY. Roaring Springs. Ag Ed. Col FFA H0rcsl Resources • Forest Science • Forestry • Forest Products • General Agriculture • Horticullure • International Agriculture • Laborati CHARLES RJTINSKI. Halboro. Ag M. Ogontz. Swimming. Outing Club. Ag M Club. Inlrnatl Soccer CHRISTINE L. ROBINSON. East Hanover N|. Fd Sr, Fd Sc Club MM DEBORAH RODRIGUEZ. Easton. Hort DAVID I. ROTHERMEL State College. Ag M. Ag M Club CHERYL ROY. (eannette. Agro. Agro Club Trcas. Soil Cons Soc of Am DEBRA V. RUPARD. Lancaster, ERM. ERM Club. Bio Soc. IM’s MICHAEL RUPERT. Mercer. For. Phi Sigma. IM's. For Soc KENNETH SARKIS. Phlla, Agro RONALD SASSAMAN. Allentown. For Sc THOMAS SCHAI.L West Chester. For Sr, For Sc Agriculture 255 EDMUND SCHEICK, Birdsboro. For Sc. For Soc EUGENE SCHRAMM. Pgh. Mori. Alpha Zelz GARY SCHROEDER. Stale College. Pit Sc. Alpha Camina Rho MARK SCHUMANN. Broomall, For Pr. Bowling, For Pr Soc CAROL SHAFFER. Avis. ERM. ERM Club. Pro-Vet Club KEVIN SHANNON. Hbg. F.RM. Phi Sigma. IM's. Outing Club. ERM Club EVA ANASTASIA SHAST. Cheltenham. Hort. Art. Pi Alpha Xi. Hort Club Sim: MICHAEL SHEAFFER. Carlisle. Hort DOUGLAS SHEARER. Spring Grove. Agro. IM's JUDITH SHEER. Pgh. Gn Ag. Alpha Epsilon Phi Pres. Rush Chmn. Hort Club. Hlllel. Stud Del to FTD EDWIN SHERMAN. Beaver Falls. D Pr. Alpha Gamma Rho. Dairy Sc Club JOSEPH J. SL1VKA. Bethlehem. For Sc. For Soc BRUCE SMITH. Erie. For Sc TERRY SMITH. Bethlehem. Gn Ag. IM's MARK SMOCK. Munhull. ERM. Delta Tau Delta. IM's. ERM Club. Outing Club RANDY E. SOERCEL. Wexford. Hort. Ag Stud Cncl. Hort Club MICHAEL SOLOMON. Lewisburg. Hort. Altoona Wrestling. IM's. Hort Club. Outing Club VP - Altoona LEE E. SPANGLER. Mifflinburg. Ag Ed. Alpha Zeta, Coaly Soc. Ag Stud Cncl. Acad Asm MARVIN SPROUL. Ohiopyle. Ag Ed VAN STARNER. Biglerville. Ent. Alpha Sigma Phi Pres. Phi Eta Sigma. IM's. Assn Ent Stud JOSEPH STEFANACCI. Ambrldge. An Sc LINDA STERN. Scranton. An Sc. B'nai Brith. Outing Club. Pre-Vet Club. Block Bridle CHERYL STEVENSON. Wharton NJ. Hort. Phi Sigma. IM's. Hort Club CYNTHIA STONE. Mechnnicsburg. ERM. ERM Club. Outing Club Wildlife Soc BONNIE STOVER. Sunbury. An Sc. Coaly Soc, Ag Stud Cncl. Block Bridle. Pro-Vet Club WILLIAM C. STRE1T. Ft Washington. An Sc. Phi Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma. Am Soc An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. OL. Hort Club. Outing Club. NHAS PATRICIA STROCK. Mechnnicsburg. Pi Alpha Xi. Hort Club HARRY STUGART. Cogan Station. Ag M JOSEPH SUGHEGKI. Old Forge. Gn Ag. IM's. For Pr Research Soc FRED SUFFIAN. Phila. Agro. Agro Soc VP. FFA mal Technology • Plant Pathology • Plant Science • NORMAN SUNDERLAND. Clearfield. For Sc. For Soc. Outing Club ROBERT SWIGART. Bethlehem. ERM VALERIE TATE. Malvern. For Sc. For Soc Trens. Outing Club. Life Sci Interest House PAMELA TAYLOR. Pgh. Hort. Hort Club PATRICIA TELEGA. New Kinsington. Gn Ag BRENDA THOMPSON. Ritnersburg. An Sc. Nall Soc of Pershing Rifles. Blue Band. Pre-Vet Club TERRI THOMSON; Upper St. Clair. Hort. Pi Alpha Xi. Hort Club. Ski Team MARY TKAOZUK. Elverson. Gn Ag. Outing Club BRIAN TOBIN. Indiana. ERM. Kappa Sigma. IM's. Blue Band. Outing Club. Racquetball Club MICHAEL TOME. Mead villi;. For Sc. Phi Eta Sigma. Xi Sigma Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Wildlife Soc. Gamma Sigma Delta 256 Agriculture i ANNETTE TREAS. Sclinsgrove. Ag Ed. Alpha Tnu Alpha. NHAS House Pres. Little Intmntl DANIEL TROXELL. Chamhcrsburg. AE RS. Mt Alto Soccer Co-Cpt. Met Un Board. Stud Aff Comm ROBERT TURNBULL. Springfield. For Sc. Phi Mu Alpha. Alpha Zcta. Glee Club DEAN TURNER. Clearfield. ERM. Sport Parachute Club PAUL TUTTLE. Wyaluslng. An Pr. Block Bridle. Little Inlrnatl 1077 Asst Mgr. '78 Mgr F.MERY UDVARI. Coruopohs. Tau Kappa Epsilon Exec Officer. Beaver Soccer. IM's. IFC DAVID URBAN. Allentown. ERM. Phi Beta Sigma. IMs GEORGE VAHOVIAK. Camp Hill. For Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho DOUG VARGO, Sharpsvillc, Fd Sc. Blue Band. Fd Sc Club. IM s. West Hulls Cncl, Fd Tech 5 PATRICIA VOGEL. West Newton. ERM. Phi Sigma. IM's, ERM Club. Wildlife Soc, House Treas BOYD WAGNER. Ldesporl. An Pr LEROY WAGNER. Hellertown. ERM JOHN T. WALCZAK, Farrell. An Sc. Phi Sigma JOHN R. WALTER. Hollidaysbuig. An Sc. Phi Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Block Bridle. Pre-Vet Club, Little Intmatl. Eastern Intercol Meat Judging Contest LINDA WALTZ. West Chester. An Sc, Lacrosse L. DAVID WANKER. Pgh. ERM. Altoona Rifle Team. ERM Club BARBARA WARD. Pgh. Hort. Hort Club. Camera Club KENNETH WAREHAM. Morton. Agro. Agro Club. Jazz Club. Colloquy. IM's RONALD WEANER. Gettysburg. Ag Ed. Alpha Tau Alpha. Campus 4-H. Col FFA. IM's CRAIG WEAVER. Windber. D Pr. Alphu Gamma Rho. Dairy Expo PENNY WEAVER. Warren. Gn Ag. Block Bridle NADINE WEBER. Sprankle Mills. An Pr. Block Bridle. Little Intmatl BARBARA L WECHGELAER. Yorklown Heights NY. Ag BM BLAINE WF.HLER, St. Marys. Gn Ag MARK WEIR. Mars. Hort. Mt Alto Canoe Club. Hort Club MARY WEIS. Pgh. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi Scc Fiscal Agent. Basketball. For Soc ANITA D. WEISSMAN. Randolph N|. Hort PAULA WELLARD. Oaks. AE RS. Dairy Sc Club. Ag Ec Club. Eqsl Club MICHAEL F. WENDROWSKI. Moylun. For Sc. Soc of Am For. Golf. OL. Lu Vic '77 '78 Sports Ed. Office Mgr KEVIN WILLIAMS. Altoona. ERM Qgncultural • BusingAfiriculturaTKc cs cultural Kconomics and Rural Sociology • Agricultural Education ■ PATRICK WINSCHEL Pgh. Hort. Hon Club CHRISTINA WINSKI. Millville. Hort. Pi Kappa Xi. Hort Club CHARLES WOLFE. Austin TX. ERM PATRICIA WOLFF. New Alexandria. AE RS. Alpha Zeta. Coaly Soc. Campus 4-H. Dairy Sc Club. Ag Stud Cncl, Ag Ec Club, USG Acad Asm THOMAS WOODSIDE. New Versailles. Hort. Hort Club. WPSM Disc Jockey POLLY S. YAMAMOTO. Wallingford. An Sc. Campus Gold Scouts Pres. Pre-Vet Club. Outing Club KEVIN YANDERS. Allentown. ERM MARYKAY YARCHAK. Black Lick. An Sc DAVID YODENS. Clarksville. Ag Ed. Alpha Tau Alpha. Col FFA. Rifle Team ROBERT ZEDAKER. Sharon. ERM. IM's. ERM Club Agricu turo 257 Dear Friends. You arc graduating at a time unique in history: never before in America has there been so much public interest and participation in the arts. So. it is a world generous in goodwill that awaits and needs you. As public interest in the arts has grown, so has our commitment to the arts here at Penn State. In the 15 years of its existence, the College of Arts and Architecture has grown from a diverse group of students pursuing the fine arts in liberal arts, engineering, and agriculture to a full-fledged college of six departments and 1,500 students. Our physical plant growth during this period has been nothing short of astonishing: theatre students, who were once compelled to mount productions in whatever space was available to them, now stage shows in two of the country's finest university theatres: music students have acquired adequate rehearsal rooms and a handsome recital hall: the art department occupies its own fine new building with a splendid gallery: art history has amassed an enviable library — and reputation — of its own; and as you read this our architecture and landscape architecture departments are preparing to move into newly renovated quarters. Of course the ultimate of our offerings can best be taken from the people who use these facilities. We think ours is a very special faculty. Their competence and commitment are important. And you, our students, are by any reckoning our most valued assets. Your vitality and creative achievements enrich not only our classrooms and laboratories, but our theatres and galleries and recital halls, as well. We grow by your contributions. Please know that you have our fond thought and best wishes now and for the future. Sincerely. Walter H. Walters, Dean 258 Arts and Architecture COLLEGE OF ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE Penn State students may owe more than they realize to the College of Arts and Architecture. Not only is the college important educationally, hut it provides the campus with a large amount of relaxation and entertainment opportunities. The University Theatre. Festival Theatre, art galleries and University Choirs are all associated with the College of Arts and Architecture. University Theatre and Festival Theatre arc integral parts of the Theatre Arts Department at Penn State. This year the University Theatre produced the modern tragedy, A View From the Bridge in mid-October, and followed with the mystery spoof Something's Afoot. In January, the performers staged The Runner Stumbles, a dramatic account of an actual murder. On the lighter side, the farce ‘Thieves' Carnival played in mid-February and Jazz Dance Theatre in carly-April. The year concluded with the classic Greek drama, Electra. Festival Theatre celebrated its twentieth season last summer. Combining the talents of Penn State students and professionals, the festival provides invaluable training for many. Summer performances included. The Royal Family. ‘7 Little Night Music. The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Magnolia and Gershwin Revisited. Other programs offered by University Theatre productions are Five O’clock Play- wright's Theatre, the University Children's Theatre and the Student Film Festival. Students can unwind while enjoying the artistic talents displayed on campus. The Visual Arts Building houses the Zoiler Gallery and the Museum of Art. In the Zoiler Gallery, graduate students and the faculty of the Art Department exhibit their work. Throughout the year, one or two professional art collections are also shown. The Museum of Art displays travelling professional works and student exhibits. These arc presented on the three Poors of the museum and in the HUB Gallery. In connection with architecture, the Sackctt Gallery shows architectural studio pro- jects of graduates and undergraduates. The Department of Architecture sponsored a lecture scries in the spring. Entitled A New Wave of European Architecture, the series was held in the Forum. Speakers were Mario Gandelsonas. Rem Koolhaus, brothers Robert and Leon Krier, Elia Zenghclis, and Masino Scoleri. The University Choirs consist of the Concert Choir, Chapel Choir. All Faith Choir and the Penn State Singers. The Concert Choir performed Berlioz Requiem on campus last spring. On February 4. they sang at Penn State with the Pittsburgh Symphony, conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas and the following week at Pittsburgh with the Orchestra conducted by Andre Previn, the music director. The Chapel Choir entertained each Sunday ot church services in Eisenhower Audito- rium. The All Faith Choir sang at its annual Easter and Christmas programs. The Penn State Singers held their 21st Anniversary performance on campus in the spring and their annual Christmas concert in winter. These organizations in the College of Arts and Architecture provide opportunities for involvement and help Penn State students develop an appreciation for the arts. By Scott Weaver Arts and Architectura 261 Making uso of the costume design facilities 202 Arts and A rchitvcl urv Sludttnt perfects talents in printmaking Practicing darkroom procedures Landscape Architecture student labors over design The fine art of painting Arts and Architecture 263 SHARON ABBOTT. Warrington. Art. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Ogontz Cmps News. IJn Fed Star Trek Fans. Cmps Cred for Christ THOMAS F. AI.l.OY. Dunmorc. l.Arch. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. l.Arch Stud Soc CARLTON AURAND. Mifflintown. LArch. lArch Stud Soc:. IJ n:h Photo Club PAUL AVENA. Lovittown NY. Film IEPPREY BARRA. Lolrobe. Arch DEBBIE M. BECKER. Pgh. Art. Collegian KENNE TH BERG. Oceanside NY, LArch. LArch Stud Soc. lM's, OL Chmn. A A Interest House LORI BERGER. Pgh. Thcu LYNN BERNARDI. Camp Hill. Art. Chmn 7th Ann Art Ex at Mt Alto Cmps KATHE B1ERHOFF. Akron. Art DENNIS L BIRLEY. Downington. Art SARINA BODNAR. N Huntingdon. Arch SEAN BOLAND. Scranton. Film SUSAN BROOKS. Sharon. Art, Triangle Little Sister. I M's JACQUELYN BRUMBACH. Wexford. Art |EAN CLAUDE BRUNACHE. Henipstcvid NY. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi. Vars Soccer. ARHS Rep JOHN BURNS. Burlington VT. Arch CYNTHIA L. BUSSACCO. Pitlston. Film. Keystone Soc LYNNE CALVERT. Cheswick. Art THERESA CAMPION. Ridley Park. Thea CYNTHIA CARGAS. Lancaster. Art H LYNN CARTEY. Centre Hall. Art H. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Eqst Team. Assoc of Art II. Stud Rep to Art H Fac. South Halls Cncl CYNTHIA CliAUS. Easton. Art II. Thespians DOUG COOPER. Bridgeville. Arch. Sigma Pi. Omicron Delta Kappa. Vars Swim. ASC AIA. IM's MAGGIE COSTELLO. Woodcliff Lake N|. Art. Ski Team ROBERT CUFF. Lansdownc. Art. IM's. Collegian jui t'iuro • Arl • ArtHisuSwfSInrArdnteo Arts • Landscape Architecture • Music • Theatre Arls • Archilc STEVEN DAI.BOR. State College. Arl. Alpha Phi Omega. Collegian. Changes Mag. IM's ROBERT DALLA PIAZZA. Bridgeville. Arl KEITH DEAN. Fairview Village. LArch. Tnu Kappa Epsilon MARLENE DEGEORGE. Pgh. Art. Art Chmn for Gentle Thure DAVID DIP1ETRO. Altoona. Art. Basketball Altoona Cmps FRANK DITTKNHAFER. Dover. Arch. Phi Eta Sigma. IM's. Concert Choir HILLARY DOBKRNECK. Jeannette. Art LUCINDA DODGE. Muncy. Then MARY JO DRUM. Frankstown. Arch. ASC AIA, PSOC. IM's KIM EATON. Grove City. Film. Stud Film Otg Arts and Architectum 265 lOAN KREBS. Yardlcy. LArch. LArch Stud Soc SAMUEL KRICK. Reading. LArch. LArch. Stud Soc NATALIE LANGUE. Pgh. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi Corr See. ASC AIA. La Vie THOMAS LESS. Chadds Ford. Film. Lambda Chi Alpha. Stud Film Org. Sailing Club DAVID LEWANDUSKL Scranton. Thea ________________ _________________________ _______________ .. '.4.... 1 • Arl History • Arls and Architecture • The Arts • General Arls • Landscape Architecture • Music • Thualn; Arls • Arc;hiU:ctur HOWARD ELGART. Havertown. LArch. Beta Sigma Beta. LArch Stud Soc. OL Comm NANCY EMMITT. Loolu. Art BRUCE VERS. Whitehall. Thoa. Theatre Perl Prod ANTHONY C. FLOYD. Phila. Arch. Natl Stud Coal Against Racism, Blk Caucus, Chmn Stud l luaring Comm MURRAY GARBER. Wynnewood. Arch. All-Faith Choir. I lillel GLORIA GARVIN. New Kensington. Art. Alpha Chi Omega. Sigma Pi Utile Sis. Camera Club Collegian KIMBERLY GIBSON. N Versailles. Film |OHN GINGERICH. York. Art JEFFREY GRAU. Yardlcy. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi. ASC AIA CATHERINE M. HAHN. Phila. Art. Changes Mug. La Vie. Ad Club. Gentle Thurs Comm KEITH HENRY. Newvilte. Art ROBERTA HILL. Enola. Art. Delta Zola. Zeta Psi Little Sis. CVVENS, Math Club. La Vie. Hockey Club Pub. Thea Prod Staff. IVCF. East Asian Stud ELIZABETH ANNE HOLLY. Uniontown. Art. Stud Un Board MARY HOMLAK. Palmerton. Art CYNTHIA HUNS1CKER. Lebanon. Film JONATHAN HUSBAND. Lansdownc. LArch. IMs. LArch Stud Soc. Bum-Wad Brigade ROBERT JAGGER. Pgh. LArch. LArch Stud Soc VP. Pres SUZANNE JERRAHIAN. Wyckoff NJ. Art. Ice Hockey Club Stats. IMs. A ft A Interest House HILLAR KAPLAN. Levit town. Art. Colloquy KENNETH KARLE. Wayne NJ. Arch. Phi Eta Sigma. House Mgr Eisenhower Aud JONI KARSH. North East. Thea SANDRA KIMBALL. Ebensburg. LArch. Kappu Alpha Theta. LArch Stud Soc SHARI KOCHMAN. Shaker Heights OH. Thea. Phi Kappa Phi DANIEL KOMARNICKI. Pgh. Art. Phi Kappu Theta. Natl Cum Luude Soc. Golf Team BONI TA KOWALCHACK. Reading. Art SHERI LICHTENSTEIN. Fairless Hills. Arl ROY LONG. Atlanta GA. Arch. KAPsi Pres. Robeson Dance Troupe. EH Black Stud Pres CHERYL MADISON. Phila. Art. Delta Sigma Theta. UCC. Black Caucus MARGARET MAIETTA. Apollo. Thea. Tau Kappa Epsilon Little Sis MARK MASTALERZ. State College. LArch. LArch Stud Soc ERIC MILLER. Malvern. LArch. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Kappa Kappa Gamma Little Brother LINDA MILUSKI. Scranton. Art LINDA MON TROY. Melrose Purk. Thea CATHERINE MURPHY. Pottsvillc. Arl CARL NINASSI. Exeter. LArch. Phi Kappa Theta. LArch Stud Soc 266 Arts and Architecture CHARLES NOBLE. Macungle, Music. Phi Mu Alpha. Music Ed Stud Ad Board. Symphony Orchestra. Thespians NORA NOSKO. Union City. Art. IM's. Pub Chrmn SUB. Army ROTC DANIEL O'DAY. Shnmokin. Vt H DEBORA O'NEILL, Havortown. Arch BRUCE OTT. Phoonixvillc. LArch LARK A. PFLEEGOR. Muncy. Arch KEITH PRATE Marysville. Art. Alpha Rho Chi Design Chmn. House Mgr INGRID PUTSCH I. Phoenixville. Art. Keystone Soc. PSEA - Chmn. Pres MARILYN RANKER. Pgh, rt SUSAN ROTHENBERG. Dreshcr. Arch. Amity. Freshman Womens Hon Soc. ASC AIA. Artists Series Comm. Arch Assoc. Hlliol, Dance Int Grp LESLIE ROTHSTEIN. Pgh. Thea. Thespians. Then Prod. A a A Interest House. VVDFM Radio JOHN RUGGIERI. Inwood NY. LArch. Sigma Nu Rush Chrmn. LArch Stud Soc MICHAEL RYAN. Chester. Arch SANDRA SABATINO. Wilkes-Barre. Art. Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sis WILLIAM SALLEY. Rockville CT. Arch. Camera Club STANLEY E. SALWOCKI. Shamokin. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi KEVIN SCOTT. Pgh. Arch. Phi Eta Sigma. ASC AIA LEE SELLMAN. King of Prussia. Thea. Sigma Phi Epsilon. IM's. WHR Radio JENNIFER SHAW. State College. G Art TIMOTHY SHEA. Altoona. Art. Soccer PETER SICHEL. Elkins Park. Art, La Vie. Changes. Collegian. Collegian Bd of Dir.. Acad Asm. DUS Stud Cnei, A S A Stud Cncl. OTIS SUSAN SKINNER. Woodbury NJ. LArch. Alpha Chi Omega. Photo (Bub. l.Arch Stud Soc. Majorette SALLY SLISIL Hatboro. Art. RA THERESA SPADARO. Pgh. Art RACHEIJ.E SPECTOR. Pgh. G Art. Kappa Delta |EFF STERNBERGER. Ponnsnukcn NJ. Film ANNE MARIE STIMAK. Lonsdale. Art. OL. Alpha Gamma Delta. Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sis. Chape) Choir. Interlandia Folk Dance. EH Pub Comm CHAD STOCKDALE. Pgh. Film CHARLES S. THORP. Stale College. Arch REGINA TRZKSNIOWSKI. Nantlcoke. Art • Music • Theatre Arts • Architecture • Art • Art History JAMES TYNES. Columbia. Film. Stud Film Org DAWN UI.ICNY. Belthel Park. Art. Concert Choir PAMELA JO WALKER. Upper St. Clair. LArch. I.Arch Stud Soc See. Choir DEBRA L. WEISER. Pgh. Art. Beta Sigma Bela Little Sis. La Vic Bd of Dir. OL. La Vie Photo Ed CECILY WENZEL. Wayne. Thea. Thespians MIKE WKRKINS. Manchester. Arch LEIGH W1LLAR. Bellcfonte. Film. Stud Film Org. UCC. Thespians CYNTHIA WOLF. Camp HiU. LArch. Chi Omega. Chi Phi Little Sis. I.Arch Stud Soc. IM's DENNIS ZANE. Phila. Art C.REGC ZUMBRUM. York. Art. Concert Choir Arts ond Architecture 267 The faculty of the College of Business Administration and I hope that you will look back on your CBA Penn State years with memories of a period of important personal and professional growth. Our College faculty and staff are indeed proud to be a part of your educational development. You hove the good wishes of all of us in the College for success and happiness. The fact that you are graduating from Penn State indicates that you have successfully met many challenges and further that you have prepared yourself lo meet new challenges, fust as we are proud of you. you can be proud of your education at Penn State. The academic foundations you have established here should continue to serve you throughout your profes- sional lifetime. This yearbook is a symbol of the relationships you have developed at Penn State with your fellow students and others. As you move into new arcas. I encourage you to maintain your afpliation with Penn State — become an active member in the Alumni Association and remain as one of the key elements in CBA's partnership. Prom all of us in the College of Business Administration, congratulations on your achieve- ments and best wishes for the future. Sincerely. Eugene . Kelley. Dean 268 Business Administration COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION to speak to the students involved in the col- lege. and to answer any questions they may have. These lectures are scheduled in ad- vance and are addressed to audiences rang- ing in size. The speakers vary in the amount of experience they possess; some may he re- cent graduates with only one year's ex- perience. while others may he senior mem- bers of successful firms. Each speaker presents a different aspect of the business world to the audience. The Phone-a-thon is another important conception of the Alumni delations Com- mittee together with the entire student coun- cil. Last year, thirteen clubs in the college competitively contacted the alumni, asking for donations to go towards a work-study program and scholarships. The campaign was extremely successful, accumulating SI 1.000 in unmatched funds alone. The Homecoming Reception is also con- ceived by the Alumni Relations Committee and the student council and is attended by students, faculty, alumni and several honor- ary guests. The objective of the Homecoming Reception is to bring the alumni and the students of the business college into closer contact. The College of Business Administration also offers several other benefits. The Entre- preneur is a newsletter providing eval- uations of courses and teachers in the school. very good handbook is offered to all fresh- men in the college, including everything which may interest the new student here in the College of Business Administration at Penn State. By Lisa Marrongclli Lecture rooms in the new Business Administration facilities Penn State's College of Business Adminis- tration ranks very highly among the nation's other colieges of business, placing a very high percentage of its graduates in jobs in the business world. In the past ten years, there bos been a startling increase in the number of ‘vomen enrolled in the business college, which today is nearing equal proportions of both sexes, with a male-female ratio of GO percent to 40 percent. As one of Penn State's largest colleges, with an approximate enroll- ment of 4.000 undergraduate students, the College of Business Administration has many advantages to offer those students in its cur- riculum. Many of the notable advantages of the col- lege have been developed by its student coun- c‘l. which is the largest and most active on campus. As president of this year's council, senior Sandy Ford has tried to organize the council to be of the most benefit to the stu- dent. One of the major projects the council is interested in is its Alumni Relations Com- mittee. Although this committee was actually organized a few years ago. it has been only recently developed to its present degree of proficiency. The committee comprises thirty members of the student council, and is head- ed by two chairmen who arc picked by the President of the council and Don Hambrick. the Director of External Relations. The com- mittee's purpose is to bring back the alumni who can help the present undergraduates of the college with both basic problems, such as how to handle a job interview, and also more specific questions about a particular major. The Alumni Relations Committee sponsors several Career Days, in which alumni come way o life Business Administration • Business Law • Business Logistics • Business Statistics commerce • Economics • Finance • Insurjjnj IJvWIS AARON. Phila. Acctg. Juzz Club. Acctg Club STEPHEN ADAMS. Stale College. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acctg Club. Outing Club FRANK R. AGNEW. Pgh. Mgmt. Vball ROBERT ALLAN, King of Prussia, B. Log. Delta Nu Alpha. Model Railroad Club SCOTT ALLISON. Masontown. BA RANDY ALLSHOUSE. State College. B Log IRA ALTMAN. Purkeshurg. Mgmt. I M's JOSEPH ALTOMARE. Phila. Acctg. Acctg Club. OTIS FRANK AMBROSE. Southhampton. Mktg. IM's. Karate Club MARILYN ANDERSON. Elmont NY. Mktg. Mktg Club FRANK G. ANDREWS. Shumokin. Q B A. IM s. USG Dept of Pol Aff Dir, Adv. Stud Comm on Env Pres STEPHEN ANTENOZZI. GIcnside. B A LISA ARCUS. Bloomsbutg, Acctg. Bela Alpha Psi. Acctg Club. Hlllel MICHAEL AUCIELLO. Grccnsburg. Acctg. IM s LOUISE BAILY. Pgh. Fin. Phi Chi Theta. Beta Gnmma Sigma. Fin Club CHARLOTTE BAKER. Altoona. Acctg |OHN BALENA. Pgh. Mgmt. Football. Chapel Choir. IMs JOHN BANAS. Yurdley. B Dig VALERIE BARNEY. Huntingdon Valley. Mktg. Alpha Chi Omega SPENCE BARCH. Natrona Heights. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma, Acctg Club. Newman Club. Cmps Republicans ALEX BARKNBL1TT. Elkins Park. Mktg. Alpha Kappa Psi. Ogontz News. LaVie. Collegian. IM's SCOTT BARSKY. Hazleton. Acctg. Handball Club. Sec, Trous, IM's DAVID BARTAGE. Pgh. Fin. IM's. Fin Club. Outing Club CHRISTOPHER BARTNICK. Effort. Mgmt. Mgmt Club. Circle L. Hzlton Soccer Cpt. IM's RICHARD W. BASNER. Chester. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Apctg Club. USAF Airman Educ Commissioning Prog PAUL R. BASSLER. Phila. Mgmt. Orient Club VP GLENN BAUM. Allentown. Acctg. Delta Sigma Pi LINDA BEAR. Orelicld. Acctg. Naiads. Advisor BETH BEARD. Sharon. Mgmt. Phi Chi Theta. Mgmt Club. B A Stud Cncl CARL BECK. Phila. B Log. IM's LYNDA BECKF.R. Havertown. Acctg. Mortar Board. Keystone Soc VP. Acctg Club. He! Un Board. OL. Adv. Fac Sen. Stud Amb. Stud Un Board CRAIG BENN. Nazareth. Acctg. Chi Phi. Beta Alpha Psi SUSAN BENTON. Devon. Acctg. Phi Chi Theta Treasurer, South Halls Student Gov't. IM's PATRICIA BEM, Temple. Acctg. Delta Sigma Pi. Gymnastic Club. Outing Club. Eco-Action. Acctg Club DEAN K. BENDER. Mechanicsburg. Mgmt. Phi Eta Sigma Sec. IM's, B A Stud Cncl. Adv WILLIAM G. BENEDUM. Pgh. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Betu Theta Chapter. Ico Hockey Club. Dorm Softbull. Acctg Club. Street Hockey Club KAREN BENNINCHOFF. North Versailles. B A 274 Business Administration prance and SUSAN BENTON. Devon. Acctg. Phi Chi Theta Treas. I M's ALAN BERGEY. Lansdalc. Fin MARK BERGSTROM. Erie. Mgmt. Mgmt Club GREGORY BERKBBILE. Johnstown. Mktg. Kappu Della Rho. UCC. Mktg Club. Vol LARRY BERLIN. Monroeville. Fin GEORGE BERMAN. Wyncole. Acctg, Collegian Sports DAVID BERNITT. Stale College. Fin. Chi Phi CAROLYN BIDDLE. Carmichaels. Q B A. Pi Beta Phi. Beta Gamma Sigina. Cheerleader. Panhel Rush Counselor JEFFREY BILCER. York. Acctg. IM's KEITH BIRMINGHAM. Coraopolis. Mktg. Kappa Delta Rho. IM's. IFC Son Comm. House Soc Chmn THOMAS A. BISSET. Willow Grove. R Est. R Est Club. IM's CLIFFORD BLACKMAN, Motamoras. Mktg. IM's THOMAS BLANDA. Aston. Mgmt RONALD BLOCH. Pgh. Fin JOHN BODER. Conynghan, Q B A. IM's STEPHEN BOLTON. Shippensburg. I R E. CHC. IM's RICHARD A. BOND. Pgh. Acctg. Mortar Board. Chimes. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Beta Alpha Psi, IM's. Acctg Club. IFC Board of Control, B A Stud Cnd, Adv, UCC. Pres Adv Board DAVID BOOZ. Levittown. Mgmt GERALD BOYDE. Baden. Fin LU ANN BOYD. Conhcaiit Lake. Mktg. Retire ml Softball MARK BRACKEN, Easton. Acctg, Acctg Club, IM's BEVERLY BRADY. Pgh, Mgmt. Delta Delta Delta Treas. Skull Bones. Delta Sigma Phi. Mgmt Club, Ren Board JUDITH BRENNENSTOHL. Phllu. Acctg. Acctg Clui� . Ogont . Outing Si Hoc Soc. Hockey. Swim. Softball TIMOTHY BRKSLIN. Altoona. Mgmt. Phi Mu Alpha. Glee Club, Circle K. Altoona Collegian SCOTT BRICKKR. Phila. Acctg, IM's USG Sen South Halls Cnd EDWARD BRIDCENS. Belleville. Acctg. Phi Sigma Kappa RESNER BRIDGES. Sharon. Mktg STEPHEN BROMMER. Reading. Mgmt. Mgmt Club, B A Stud Gncl, Keystone Soc TIM BROWN. Allentown. Mktg. IM's. Referee. WHER Treas. OL MARK BRYER, McKees|M� rl. Acctg, Acctg Club. IM's Koal Instate • International Business • Management • Marketing • Quantitative Business Analysts • Real Estate • Accounting! THOMAS H. BUCK. IV. Norwood. Mktg. PNRHA Floor Rep. Delco Swim Team. Mktg Club RONI BUCZYASKI. Exeter. Acclg. Adv. OL Chmn. Circle K. House Pres MARK HUGOS. Monroeville. Mktg. Phi Kappa Sigma JIM BURGZEWSKI. Phila. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. IM's ANNE BURKARDT. Pgh. Fin. Alpha Gamma Rho Little Sister. IM's ALLAN ). BURR ITT. Wilkes-Barre. Mgmt DIANE BUTEKBAUGH. Pgh. Acctg. Bela Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Alpha Psi. Delta Sigma Pi. Gamma Sigma Sigma See. Treas FRANCIS A. CALI.AN, JR. Hartsvllle. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's Stud Cnd BRUCE CAMPBELL Lincoln Rl. Q B A ARCHIE CAMPFIELD. Hawley. Acctg. IM's. Acctg Club Business Administration 27.r Business Statistics • Commerce • Economics • Finance • Insurance • Insurance a MICHAEL CANNON. Media. Mktg JOHN GAPOZZI. Canonsburg. I R E. IM's. Softball. Adv EDWARD F. CAREY. Verona. Mktg. Mktg Club. IM s JANE CARPENTER. Duncannon. Mktg, Delta Sigma Pi. B A Stud Cnd ROBERT CARRICK. Glenside, Mktg. Mktg Club WILLIAM CASE1.L. Wvnlusing. Acctg. IM's. Acctg Club LORI CAVANAUGH. New Cumberland. Acctg. Phi Chi Theta. Delta Nu Alpha. IM's. Bus Int House Tress, Steering Comm. Adv. Dorm Pres KEVIN CAWLEY. Scranton. Fin. Fin Club, IM's MARY CELIO. Conway. Mktg, Mktg Club. Mgmt Club. Adv. Phi Chi Theta PATRICIA M. CENTI. Monaco. Acctg. Stud Stnd Brd. Vbull. Softball. Var Club. Stud Gov. B A Stud Cncl |AY CHADWICK. Camptown. Ins. IM s. Circle K CHARLES CHIAMPI. Avoca. Mktg, Phi Gamina Della. Grad Rel Comm Chmn. Football Mgr KEN CHRIST. Venetia. Mktg. Theta Delta Chi. IM s Mktg Club. OL ANTHONY CHIMENTO. W Pitlston. Fin. Pi Kappa Alpha. Semper Fidelis Soc. IM's. Ice Hockey. Circle K. B A Stud Cncl. Ski Club. SUMC Platoon Leaders Class DAVID CHRISTOFEL, Clairton. Acctg. IM's. Outing Club GARY CLARK. Elizabeth. Fin KAREN CLEMENTS. Trafford. Q B A. Beta Sigma Gamma IAMBS COBB. McKees Rocks. Q B A KATHLEEN COCH. Moncssen. Acctg. Stud Un Board Sec. B A Stud Cncl. Acctg Club. Outdoor Club ALAN COHEN. Philo. Acctg ROBERT COHEN. Allentown. Econ, RA. Interval's Christian Fel DALE COHICK. Newville. Mgmt. Wrestling. Mgmt Club ROBER T COLEMAN. Lebanon. Mktg. Theta Chi STEPHEN COLLOM, Wcmcrsvllle. Fin. Alpha Kappa Psi VP Admin '77-78 KEVIN CONN. Uvittown. B Log. IM's RICHARD CONN. Pgh. Mktg. Golg SHAWN CONNELLY. N Versailles. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. B A Stud Cncl THOMAS CONNER. Onshore. Mgmt. Arnold Air Soc, AFROTC MARK CONNOLLY. Pgh. B Log STEPHEN COOPER. Ft Wash. Fin. ERM. IM's ess Administration • Business Law • Business Logistics JAMES COPE. Eden NY. Mktg. Mktg Club TERRY COPE. Palmerton. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's JOSEPH CORKY. Warminster. R Est. R Est Club. IM's |AMES CORNELL. Lansdowno. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. 1FC Sue Chmn. P R Comm GARY CORWIN. Hnverlown. Acctg IM's STEVEN COX. Chamborsburg, B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. Vet Org RICHARD CROFT. Secane. Acctg. Acctg Club. IM's IAMBS CULLEN. Phila. B Log. NROTC Marine Option IAMBS CUMMINGS. Pgh. Acctg. Nltlany Divers. Outing Club TIMOTHY CURRAN. McMurry. Mgmt. Tau Kappa Epsilon Sec. Pledge Trainer. 1FC Board of Control. Exec Cncl. Golf. IM's. Th !spians. Outing Club 27« Business Administration Estate • International Business • Management • Marketing BLAISE DAVIS. Aliquippa, B !.og. Della N'u Alpha. IM's. All-Faith Choir DIANE DAVIS. Newtown. Mktg. IM’s. USC. Pres Campaign JACK DAVIS. Whitehall. Mktg. Orientation. Mktg Club. B A Stud Cncl. OTIS SANDRA DAVIS. McKees Racks. Mktg. Delta Kappa Phi Pres. Phi Chi Theta VP. ASPA VP. Mgml Club STEPHEN DAVIS. Willow Grove. B L g. Delta Nu Alpha AMY DE BONK. Pottslown. Mktg. Chi Omega. Mktg Club DEBRA DK GRAZIA. Charleroi. Fin. Chi Omega. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister. Jazz Dance Theatre FRED DEICHERT. Altoona. Acctg DAVID DEININGER. Tipton. Q B A. IM's. Ski Club TODD DELLECKER. Willow Grove. Mgmt. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. 1C A House Soc Chmn. Cont Cult Int House CHARLES DEMPE. Oakdale, Acctg. Bela Alpha Psi III.I. DENGEL Sharon. Mktg, Triangle Little Sister. Phi Chi Theta. Mktg Club GAIL DENO. Berwyn. B U g, Delta Gamma. Delta Nu Alpha. Dorm Pres. Dorm Area Sec. Tau Kappa Epsilon Little Sister THOMAS DE NOI, Sharpsville, Mgmt. Mgmt Club, IM's THOMAS DE PASO. White Plains NY. Acctg. Football IVAN DE VOREN. Broomall. Mktg. IM's DEBORAH DEVLIN. Phila. I R E. Phi Mu. Ogontz. Vets Sec, Ogontz Stud Govt JEFF DEVLIN. Brockway. Acctg. Delta Mu Sigma. Alpha Beta Psi WILLIAM DEVLIN. Brockway. Fin. Fin Club I.ISA DI CKU.O. Pgh. Fin. Beta Gamma Sigma. Keystone; Soc BRADFORD DICKERSON. Springfield. Fin CHARLES DIETRICK. Hutboro. Mgmt STEVEN DIETZ, lan ittown. Mktg, Alpha Epsilon Pi DONALD DI GUGLIELMO. Upjwr Darby. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club JOSEPH DI MEMMO. Tyrone. Acctg Quantitative Business Analysis • Real Estate • Accounting • Business Ad| DAVID DINGER. Mechanicsburg. Mktg, Blue Band KAREN DINGER. Slippery Rock. Mktg, IM's. Mktg Club GIJY DJ PAOIA. Pgh. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Stud Stand Board. IM's PATRICIA DI PASQUA. Wayne, Mktg. Outing Club, Mktg Club. IM's THOMAS DI SPALDO. Phila. Fin. IM's. Fin Club SUSAN DOATY, Gilbertsville. Acctg, Alpha Chi Rho. Sport Parachute Glut� . B A Stud Cncl Adv MARY DENISE DOHERTY. Ml Lebanon. Fin. Kappa Alpha Theta DOMINIC TARTEGLIONE. Pitcairn. Mktg CHARLES DOUGHTY, Chalfont. Fin, Acacia. Mgmt Club. Fin Club DAVID DOUGLAS. Norristown, Fin. Fin Club. IM's TODD CURRIE. Allentown. Acctg. Phi Kappa Psi. Blue Band MICHAEL DAILY. Wayne. Q B A. League of Oriental Karate RONALD DANIELS. Moscow. Acctg. Football MARK DARBY. Beaver. Fin DAVID DARK. Upper St Clair. Mktg Business Admin (strut ion 277 PAUL DUBENDORF. Northumberland, Acctg,- Acctg Club. Pros IM Sports Board. Ilzltn Circlo K ELAINE DUDEK. McKeesport. Acctg. Phi Chi Theta. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Acclg Club. IM's B A Stud Cnr.l JANET DUDEK. McKeesport. Mktg. B A Stud Cnr.1 Exec Board. B A Alum Rol Comm. Adv. Mktg Club JOHN DUFFY, Pgh. Mgmt. New Ken Baseball and Wrestling. Stud Govt. OTIS SUSAN DUFFY. Berwyn. Mgmt JOANNE DUICK. Olyphant. Mktg. Mktg Club. IM’s. Racquctball Club MARY DURBIN. Spangler. Mgmt KATHY DZIMIERA, Monongahela. Mktg, LnVio CARL EICIIENLAUB. Pgh. Mktg. IM’s. Mktg Club. Sport Parachuting Club LORENE EICHME. State College. Mgmt KATHRYN ELLIEHAUSEN. Lebanon. Fin. Phi Chi Theta MARTHA ENGLE. St Marys. Mktg. Phi Chi Theta. Am Sor. of Personnel Admin Treas KEITH ENGLE. Orcland. Mktg CHARLES ENGLEHARDT. Berwyn. Acclg. Theta Chi. Beta Alpha Psi DONALD EVANS. Wavcrty. Acctg JOHN EVANS. Altoona. Mktg. Pi Lambda Phi Treas. Pres. |.i7.7. Club PETEK FACEY. Williamsport. Acctg. Phi Sigma Kappa Alpha Phi Omega. Phi Eta Sigma. L A Adv DONALD FARRELL. Pgh. Acctg BRADLEY FEDERSPIEL. Bradford. Mktg. Phi Kappa Tau. Behrend Collegian ROBERT FENTON. Broomall. Econ STEPHAN FERA. Pgh. Mgmt GARY FERG. Johnstown. Fin. Omega Kappa Delta. Altoona Un Board. Altoona RA DAVID FERLINO. Wcscosvillc. Mgmt. Tennis. Vball. IM’s FRANCIS J. FERNANDEZ. JR. Industry. Fin. |azz Club BRIAN FICHTHORN. Reading. Acctg. Froc U Instructor JOHN F. FIFE. Venetia, B Log. Delta Nil Alpha. Beaver Baseball. Wrestling JOHN FICAN. Gihsonia. Mktg. Phi Kappa Tau. DuBois Basketball and Vball WILLIAM PINIGAN. Aston. I R E DANIEL FISHER. Cibsonia. Mgmt LAWRENCE FISHMAN. East Rockaway NY. B Log. Della Nu Alpha. Improv Theatre. Folklore Soc. Am Banjo Soc Reg Sec____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ m • business Law • Business Logistics • Husinttss Statistics • Commoret: • Kconomics • Finance • Insurance • Insurance and Real Estate, $ wB ROBER T K. FRITZ. JR. New Holland. B Log SANDRA FORI). Camp Lojeunc NG. Acctg. Ski Bus. Mrlr Urd, Chimes. Alpha Lambda Delta. Beta Gamma Delta. Acad Asm Cncl, B A Stud Gnd VP. Pres ANTHONY FORESTA. Phlln. Mktg. IM’s. UCC, Lares IJn Board. House Soc Chmn MARYANNE FOY. Lansdowne. Mktg. Mktg Club. Delco Tennis RICHARD FRANCIS. Pgh. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. IM’s. RA. B A Stud Adv DARLENE FREEMAN. Clearfield. Acctg. AFKOTC Co- ed Trick Drill Team Cmd KIM FRITCHMAN. Allentown. Mgmt. IM’s PHILIP FROBEY. Pgh. Acclg. IM’s FAYE FULTON. Philo. QUA JAMES T. FURRY. Millorstown. Acctg. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Alpha Kappa Psi 278 Business Administration RUSSELL GORDON. Philo. Acctg. OTIS. Acctg Club EDWARD GORKES. Abington, Mgmt, Kappa Sigma, Plying Lions MARK GORMAN. Aston, Mgml. Outing Club. Nitlany Divers STEVEN GOTTLIEB; Hunllnglon Valley. Acctg, D A Stud Cncl RUSSEI.I. GRAHAM. Trafford. Mktg. Alpha Sigma Phi Treus. I M's Estate • Accounting • Business Administration • B: MARK FUSS. Warminster. Mktg. Sigma Pi. Mktg Club ROBERT GABRIEL Hazleton. Fin. IM's, Circle K. Bus Club. Acclg Club KIM GAI.ANO. Now Castle. Mktg. Pi Kappa Phi Big Sister. Mktg (dub Pres. Phi Chi Theta SANDY GANSTEK. Pgh. Mgml, Naiads. IM's. Dorm Rep TIM GARDE, Laverock. Acclg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. Acctg Club KATHY CARMAN, Reading. Mgml. B A Stud Cncl DOUG CARLIN. Wernersville. Acctg. Phi Mu Alpha. Symphony Orch. Brass Chorale Troas. Blue Band CELESTA GATES. Hesston. Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. Natl Acctg Assoc MARY LOUISE CAUCHAN. Olyphant. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Acclg Club RUSSELL GAVRAN. Pgh. Mgml. Baseball ROBERT B. GERGINS. Pgh. Mktg. Track. RA MARC GERSON. Pgh. Mktg, Nitlany News Bus-Ad Mgr. Hot Un Board. Mktg Club,; Ad Club. Stud IJn Board Pres. Fac Arts Comm. Stereo Expo '77 Coordinator CHARLES GIBSON. Oakmont. Acctg, IM's. Delta Sigma Pi RICHARD GICLIOTTI. Pgh. Mktg. Chi Phi RITA G1LLIGAN. Clifton Heights. Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. B A Stud Adv, Acctg Club MARC. CLICK, Phila. Fin. Alpha Kappa Psi. IM's. Fin Club PAUL CLOSER. Lansdole, Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club RICHARD GMLITER. Connellsvillo. Acclg. Acclg Club AMY GNEGY. Washington. Mgmt MICHAEL GOETZ. Phila. Mgmt. Ogontz. Soccer. Ogontz Wrestling SCOTI'GRAHAM. Mechanicsburg. B Log TIMOTHY GRAY. Pgh. Fin. Alpha Kappa Psi. Rep JEFFREY GREASER, Lonsdale. Acctg. Delta Tau Delta RICHARD GREGORY. Butler. Mktg. B A Stud Cncl. FUG. Mktg Club GARY GRGURICH. Pgh. Acclg. Zcta Psi Treas. Pres. IM's. Referee. Acctg Club. 1FC Pres Adv Board BARRY GRIMM. Scranton, B Log. Delta Nu Alpha STEPHEN GRIMM. Hbg. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club, Mgml Club. R Est Club GLENN GROSSMAN. Parkesbutg. Acclg JEFFREY GROVE. York. Ins. York Golf JOSEPH GROVE. Mcrccrsburg. Mgml. Della Sigma Pi. Changes. Ultimate Frisbcc Team. Investment Research Club GARY GOLDBERG. Cheltenham. Econ LARRY GOLDSTEIN. Pgh. Fin, IM's JAMES (SOLIS. Erie. Q B A. IM's. Cluh Softball Mgr. IM Chmn GARY GOODALL Scranton. Acctg. Acclg Club DEAN GORDON. Phila. Fin Business Administration 279 .aw SCOTT GRUBER. F.mmaus. Fin. Phi Sigma Kappa. IM's. Asst Treas. Assl Caterer FRANK GUADAGNINO. Pgh. Mktg. Vbnll UNDA GUARRIERl. Cornwells Heights. Mgmt. Vol Serv Center KATHRYN GULICK. Rich horn. Mktg. Phi Kappa Della. IM's, Mktg Club ROBERT GUNN. Phiia. Acc.tg, Phi Kappa Sigma. Ogontz Basketball Cptn KATHLEEN HAINSEY. lohnstown, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Gamma Sigma JENNIE HAKE. Wyckoff NJ. Mktg. Free IJ. Mktg Club. B A Stud Cnr.l GREGORY HALLAS. Munhull. B Log. Coif. IM's BRUCE HAMPTON. State College. Acc.tg. Beta Alpha Psi. Vet Club MATTHEW HANNA. Media. Mktg. USG Sen RICHARD K. HANTKE. Erie. Acctg. Sigma Chi Treas. Bet.i Alpha Psi. Swim. IM's. Tutor ROBERT HARPSTER. Bethel Park. Acctg. Alpha Phi Omega. Bela Alpha Psi. Acctg Club. IM's BRADFORD J. HARRIS. Lancaster. Acctg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Alpha Kappa Psi. Phi Eta Sigma. Honors Prog, OI. Chmn. Adv. Forensics VIRGINIA HART. Hatboro. Acctg. Natl Assoc Accts JOHN HARTMAN. Pgh. Fin. IM's South Halls Radio. Stud Christian Inv Prog. House Chmn ROBERT HARVEY. Corn-. Acctg. Acctg Club DONALD HATTON. Phiia. B Log PATRICK HEENAN. Ridley Park. Acctg. IM's. Acctg Club WILLIAM HEFFELFJNGER. Mverstown. B Log. Delta N'u Alpha. IM's. Berks Camera Club DAVID HF.IDER. Murrysvillr. Mgmt. IM's. DuBois Stud Govt WILLIAM HEID1G. Lancaster, Acctg. Delta Chi. USG Sen. Acctg Club RANDY J. HEISER. West Reading. Acctg. Acctg Club JAMES HKLLRUNG. York. Mgmt. art.. Psi DAVID HEMPHILL. Fcaslerville. Mktg, IM's JEFF HEMBROGK. Allison Park. Mgmt. Sigma Alpha Epsilon VP. Treas. House Mngr. IFC Sec. Treas. Board of Control. Frat Purch Assoc Board of Dir MARY ALLICE HRNNIGAN. Wilkes-Barre. Acctg. Alpha Chi Omega Pres. Sigma Pi Little Sister. Phi Chi Theta. Fin Club. PanheJ Judicial Board. All-Faith Choir JAMES HENN1NGER. Cowon City. I R E. Alpha Xi Omega. R Esl Club. IM's KAREN HENRY. Annandale VA. Fin. Jazz Club Pres. WEHR. French Club. USG Sen Sec JOHN HERREN. McKeesport. Mkig THOMAS HERRON. Pgh. Acctg. IM's. WEHR DJ. Asst Gen Mngr. Gentle Thurs Comm 1 Business Logistics • Business Statistics • Commerce • Economics • Finance ----------------------------- —--i. U-----J----- Insurance • Insurance and Real Estate • International ; WILLIAM HIKB. Drexol Hill. Fin. Della llpsilon Pres. Swim Cpt GLENN HIGDON. New Cumberland. Mktg. Mktg Club MARTIN HIGGINS. Phiia. Acctg DAVID HIGH. Poltstown. B Ug. Delta Nu Alpha STEVEN HIRSH. Lancaster. B l.og. Delta Nu Alpha. Zeta Omega Omega. Squash Club PAUL HIRSCH1.BR. Scranton. Mktg. Mktg Club PAUL HOFFMAN. Mavertown. Mktg. USG Sen. Mktg Club BARRY A. HOLLANDER. Pgh. B Log. Theta Delta Chi. Delta Nu Alpha. Basketball Mngr. Boxing Club. IM's DAVID HOLLINGSWORTH. Boiling Springs. Mgmt. Skating Club. York Pep Band. White Bund KATHRYN HOSFELD. Harleysville. Acctg. Acctg Club 280 Business Administration ■lanagttment • Marketinj ROBERT HOTTLK. Somerset. Acdg. Acdg Club. Induor - Outdoor Track, House Spurls Chmn KEITH HOWARD. York. Fin. 77 OL. IM's GERALD HRIBAL. Carmichaels. Acdg. Softlxill. Basketball RUTH HUET. Johnstown. Fin. I’hi Chi Theta, Fin Club. H A Stud Cncl ROBERT HUGO. New Albany. Ins DAVID HURI.BRINK. Sinking Spring. Fin B A Stud Cncl. Fin Club MATTHEW HURLEY. Winchester MA. Acdg MARY ANN HUSTON, Chambers burg, Fin. Phi Upsilon Omlcron. Ml Alio Tennis and Vbnll, Concert Choir LINDA IANIERL Allentown. Acdg. Kappa Della Rho Lillie Sisler. IM's. Slud Emp Center Hearing Board. B A Slud Cncl BRIAN IANIKLLO. Altoona. Mklg. Mklg Club RICHARD IBBERSON. Millcrsburg. Acdg. Bela Alpha Psi. I M s TIMOTHY IRVIN. Stale College. Acdg. Flying Lions. Plane Mngr. P R Officer. Semi-Pro Football NANCY JACOBS. Pgh. Acdg. Phi Chi Thela. LaVie JF SSE P. |KPSEN. Stale College. Mklg. Alpha Kappa Psi Pres. Outing Club. Mktg Club SANDRA IESSLOSKI. Carnegie. Acdg. CWENS CATHRYN JOHN. Erie. Mklg. Alpha Chi Omega. Panhul judicial Comm DAVID IOHNSON. Scolldule. Fin DORIANN JOHNSON. McConnellsImrg. Acdg. Phi Chi Theta. Gamma Sigma Sigma RICHARD JOHNSTON. West Reading. B Log DAVID |ONES. Hummnlstown. Mklg. Acacia. Collegian. IM's, UCC. North Halls Soc Chmn. OL Chmn SAMUEL F. JULIAN. Scranton. Mklg. Sigma Pi GARY S, JURENOVICH. Sharon. Mklg. Mklg Club. Mklg Adv. IM's ERIC KADISII. Huntingdon Valley. Acdg. Acdg Club. Golf. Baseball. IM's DIANE KAL1NOWSKI. Reading. Acdg. Bela Alpha Psi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Acdg Club. B A Slud Govt KATHY KAMINSKY. NIL Acdg. B A Slud Cncl Pub Co-Chmn. B A Alum Rel KATHLEEN KANEDA. Norristown. Mklg. Gamma Sigma Sigma. West Halls Cncl. Interval Christian Fel DENTON L KANOUFF. II. King of Prussia. Acdg. Acctg Club. Outing Club. Fencing Club RANDY KAPLAN. Philo. Ecoii. OTIS Pub Chmn. Econ Club. B A Instructional Eva! Comm. Commonwealth Cmps Comm B A Slud Cncl RICHARD KAPLAN. Philo. Acdg. IM's Ski Club OTIS THOMAS KAPPLES, West Mifflin. Mklg. Mklg Club ■ Quantitative Business Analysis • Real Estate Accounting • Business Administration • Business Law - CHARLES A. KARCHER. JR. Phila. Mgml. Bela Gamma Sigma. Ogonlz Baseball. IM's DANIEL KARP. Altoona. Acdg CAROL KARPUS. Churchville. Mklg. Pi lb-la Phi. Sigma Pi Little Sister. Chimes. Track. Vol Serv Center ELIZABETH KARST. Douglassville. Mktg. IM s. Mklg Club JOAN KASHUBA. Wilkes-Burra. Mktg. Mklg Club STEPHEN KASUN. Altoona. Acdg. IM's ROBIN KAUSi Oakmonl. Acclg. Phi Chi Theta. Acdg Club MICHAEL KAVENEY. Mercer. Acctg. IM's. Behrand Collegian Bus Mngr PHILIP KAVITSKY. Phila. B. I.og, Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Delta Nu Alpha. Vet Org REBECCA KAYLA. Rochester. Q B A. Braver Cmps Mascot. Stud Stand Board Chmn Business Administration 281 JAMES KEKI.EY. I gh. Mgmt. IM's MICHAEL KEARNEY. Phila. Mktg. Mktg Club JENNIFER KEEN. Waymarl. Mktg. Mklg Club DOUCI-AS E. KELLNER. Willinmsvillo NY. Acclg. Bclu Gamma Sigma. I M's. LaVIe Pholo. OL. Pollock Co-Ordinator's Adv Board. PNRHA Rep. Stud Adv. PNC OL Chinn THOMAS KELLY. laibanon, Acclg. Engineer Mag Bus Mngr. IM's IOSEPH KEP1CS. Woodlyn. B Log. IM's. Sigma Pi Open JULIANNE KERI. Stoystown. Fin. Kappa Alpha Thetn JAMES KESSLER. Oakdale. Mktg. Delta Sigma Pi LYNN I . KIEFFER. Collegeville. B Log. Naiads LINDA KILIAN. Phila. Fin PAUL KILIAN. Pgh. Mklg. Ice Hockey. Mktg Club. Outing Club TERENCE KII.I ANY. Everson. Accag. Beta Alpha Psi. Acclg Club A. PAUL KILLIAN. Lewisburg. B A ALAN KINKEAD. Clearfield. Mgmt. IM's. Mgmt Club STEPHEN KIPP. Mechanicshurg. Mgmt. Phi Cammu Delta STEPHEN KLAPAK. Johnstown. Mktg GARY KLAZMER. Ryadal. I R E. Alpha Epsilon Pi I.t Master. Beta Gamma Sigma. Tennis. Hillel STEVEN KLEIN. Pgh. Mgmt. IM's IOSEPH KNITTI.E. Pgh. Acclg. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Beta Alpha Psi JOSEPH V. KOCH ANAS .. Allentown. Fin. Delta Sigma Pi Pres. IM's. Outing Club. Fin Club STEPHANIE KOHAN. Ebenslmrg, Acclg. Pi Bela Phi. IM's. USG. Centre County Dem Comm THOMAS KOLOWITZ. Stale College. Mktg. Soccer. Football DIANE KOSAR. Butler. Mgmt. Phi Chi Theta. Beta Sigma Gamma. B A Stud Cncl VP. Acad Asm ROBERT KOSINUK. Upland. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha CHRISTINA KOVACEVIC. McKeesport. Acclg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. Acclg Club. Phi Chi Theta Pres, Stud Cncl. Stud Adv ROBERT KOWALCZUK. Trafford. Mktg. Alpha Sigma Phi. IM's HENRY KOWAl.CZYK. Erie. Acclg RICHARD KOZAK. Stale College. Mklg. Phi Eta Sigma Sec. Treas. Mktg Club DONALD KRAMER. Norristown. Mktg. Beta Chi PAUL KRAUS, Jeannette, Acclg. Track, Cross Country, IM's. '77 OL. Foreign Exchange Program - Peru. Acclg Club - Logistics • Business Statistics • Commerce • Economics • Finance • Insurance • Insurance and Real Estate • International Business • EDWARD D. KRAYNAK. |R. Phoenixville, Q B A. VVEHR Radio. Am Slat Assoc. IM's. Tenn Squire KAREN KRINC. Erie. Mgmt. Phi Chi Theta. Mgmt Cl MICHAEL KROEN1G. Reading. Mktg. Tail Epsilon Phi. IFC Board of Control. Mktg Club l.ORl KRUGER. Union NJ. Fin. IM's MONICA KUKURIN, East McKeesport. Mklg. B A Stud Cncl Sec. B A Alum Rel. Stud for Carter. Legal Comm Sec THOMAS KUSH. State College. Mgmt. Phi Eta Sigma VP. Beta Gamma Sigma MARC KUSTER. Media. Fin. Delta Chi KAREN KUTISII. Allentown. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. Alpha Lambda Delta. Keystone Sue. Allentown Cheerleader and Stud Govt Treas NELSON LACEY. Phila. Econ. IM's. Acad Asm. SCAB Bowling lauigue VP LEO LACHCIK. Phila. Acclg, Skull fit Bones. IM's. USG VP Acting Treas. CATA. USAB. House Pres 282 Business Adminislrution JEFFREY LAMB. Greene NY. Mgml. Sigma Pi HELEN LAMEY. Wayne. Mklg. Pi Bela Phi. Mktg Club WENDY LANE. Carlisle. Fin. Della Gamma JIM LANGE. Pgh. Acctg, Table Tennis Club. Chess Team. Chess Club PATRICIA LANGFORD. Bryans Road MD. Acclg PAUL LA POTIN. Phila. I R E. Phi Mu Della. IM's, Lares Un Board. Mel Un Board. Dimensions ANN LARKIN. Cherry Hill NJ. Mgml. Phi Chi Della. Bus Ini House Pres. Blue Band. B A Stud Cnr.l NICHI.AS C. I.ASORSA. King of Prussia, Mgml. IM's JOHN LAUNCHI, Altoona. Acctg. Pi Lambda Phi. Bela Alpha Psi. IM s LANCE LEHMAN. Emmaus. Acclg MARK LEINER. Johnstown. Acclg. Stud Stand Board CAROLYN LENTZ. Warminster. Acctg. Alpha Lambda Delta. Bela Alpha Psi JEFFREY LF.O. West Chester. Lambda Chi Alpha. IM s KEITH LEONARD. Tarrs. Acctg. Acclg Club. Fencing Team - Fayette RICHARD LE ROY. King of Prussia. Mklg. IM s. Mktg Club JEFFREY M. LESKOSKY. Tresckow. Mklg. IM s. Mklg Club. Circle K ROBERT I-EVENTUAL Drcsher. Mgml DAVID LINDE. Ambler. Mgml DAVID LIPSCHUTZ. Drcshcr. Mklg. Ice Hockey. Mklg Club SUSAN LOCKER. Wayne. Fin. Eucyluplus House Pres SUSAN LOEFFEL. Erie. Acclg. Phi Chi Theta. CWENS Sec. Stud Un Board Treas. Cheerleading SUSAN LOEFFLER. Gibsoma. Mktg. IM s. Middle East Cultures Club of America NANCY LOGUE. Havrrtown. Q B A. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Alpha Lambda Della. Cinps Crsd for Christ. Folklore Soc. Lamb Fel IANELL LOPUS. Erie. Acclg, Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Chi Theta, IM’s. Outing Club Ski Dlv VP. Treas ALLAN LOUIE. Springfield. Fin DEBORAH LOWE. Hanover. Fin. Alpha Gamma Rho Little Sister. IM's JOHN LUBINSKI. North Huntingdon. Acclg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acclg Club PHILIP J. LUCAS. Glassport. I R E. Sigma Nu. IFC Admin VP '76-'77 KEITH LUCAS. North Woles. Mgml ANDREW K. LIJM. Norristown. Mklg. Alpha Phi Omega. IM's. House Pres. Soc Chmn. Mass Music Dir Market in � • gtiSl.diT'- Jfnsinrss Analysis Keal Kstatc: Accounting • Business Administration • Business l.«tw • Business legist it |ACK LYNCH. Phila. B Log, Tau Epsilon Phi JAMES LYON. West Chcstor. Q B A. IM's. Outing Club BRENDAN MAILEY. Jenkinlown. I R E. Phi Mu Alpha. Glee Club. Free U. WSHR Radio. ARHS, NHAS ATHENA MALLIOS. Enola. Mgml SHARON MAHER. Lalrobe. Mklg. PNRHA Rep. IM's PAULA MANES. Levittown. Acctg. Phi Kappa Phi. Bela Alpha Psi. IM's. Alpha Phi Omega. Phi Chi Theta, CWENS VP. Chimes. Stud Adv DAVID MANGENE. Trafford. Acclg. Bela Gamma Sigma. Acclg Club. IM's LEONARD MANNELLA. Vandergrifl, Fin. Alpha Kappa Psi VP. Fin Club. B A Stud Cncl. IM's. TA MARK MANOVICH. Export. Fin. Ice Hockey RICHARD F. MANTZ. II. Allentown. Acctg. Bio. Freshman Honor Soc. Bridge. Tutor. OL Business Administration 283 MICHAEL MARCANTE. Whitehall. B A BRIAN MARCHITEUil; Apollo. Acctg, Alpha Kappa Psj LOUIS MARINACCIO. Shillington. Mgmt DREW L MARTIN. Drexcl Hill. Acctg MARK MASER. Dresher. Acctg. Phi Kappa Phi. Bela Gamma Sigma. IM‘s MICHAEL MASKALY. Pgh. I R E WILLIAM MASSEY. Phila. Mktg LINDA MASTERS. Naperville IL. Mktg. Bela Gamma Sigma, Phi Chi Theta. B A Stud Cnr.l. Mklg Club. Econ Club. Squash Club EDWARD MASTERSON. Dresher. Q B ' .. IMs GERARD MATHEWS. Bethel Park. Fin. Alpha Gamma Rho. I M’s GEORGE MATTA. Duquesne, Mgmt. Della Sigma Pi. B A Stud Cnd FERNANDO MAURTUA. Stale College. B A Be RAYMOND MAXWELL |K. Bethlehem. Acctg BARBARA |. MAZUR. Lower Burrell. Acctg MARK MAZZONI. Tarnnlum. Acctg. IM s FRANK MEHAI.OV. Glunshnw. Mgmt. Alpha Kappa Psi Sec. Undergrad Bus Cnd IEFFREY MEIGHEN. DuBois. Fin. DuBols Wrestling Co-Cpl. IM’s IAMBS ME1NHOLS. Yardley. Acctg JOSEPH MELNICK. Hazleton. Mgmt. Keystone Son. Entrepreneur. B A News Co-Chmn. B A Stud Cnd. Stud Un Board. Bio Clui� . Cirde K. Ec Club JOANNE MELODY. Abington. Mktg. Alpha Phi. Panhel Troas. Delegate. Mklg Club BARBARA MERSHON. Yardlev. Mgml. Alum Rel Comm. B A Course Eva I Comm Co-Chmn ERIC METH. Passaic. NJ. Mklg, Della Sigma Pi. Slud Far. Sen. Acad Asm. B A Slud Cnd Exec Board. Mklg Club DAVID A. METZ, Fairfield. Mklg |OHN MEYER, Duquesne. Mgml. Ski Team. IM s TIMOTHY MEYER. Ft Myer VA. Mklg LINDA MEYERS. Monroeville, Fin. Alpha Phi, Phi Chi Theta. Fin Club JAMES MILES. Mileshurg. Mktg ANDREW MILLER. Phila. Acr.lg CAROL MILLER. Springfield. Fin. IM s. Basketball. Vball. Outing Club GARY P. MILLER. Phila. B Log; IM’s. B Log Club. Nat Honors Sor. Isiness Statistics • Commerce • Economics • Finance PAMELA MILLER. Cresco. Acctg, Kappa Alpha Theta Treas. Beta Alpha Psi. Wrestling Mgr PATRICIA MILLER. Hbg. Pi Beta Phi. Mktg Club. Stud Adv ROBERT MILLER. Phila. Mktg. IM’s JOHN MILLS. Plumsteadville. Mklg. IM s. Mklg Club MARCEL MINER. Phila. Fin. Hzltn Soccer. Della Sigma Pi 2H4 Business Administration RANDALL MINEO. Harmony. I R K. Della Chi Rush Chmn. Pledge Master. Alum Rel. Chmn THOMAS MITCHELL. Williamsport. Mgmt. Zcta Psi Treas. IM’s. RO I C Cadet KENNETH MITSKAS. Phila. Acctg. Collegian. IM s. Phi Psi 500. Hlllcrcst Clinic DAVID MONTO. Wilkes-Barre. Mgml. IM s GARY MOORE. Phoenixvillc. Acctg. Berks Wrestling Mng. Berks USG. Nltlany Divers. Acctg Club !!£• Quantitative B7uiineslw na Accounting Business Administration MARY MORAN. Oil Oily. B A TIMOTHY MOROER. Huntingdon. Mklg. IM's. Circi� K |AMES MORELAND. Goraopolls. Mgml GARY MORGAN. Colwyn. Acctg. Phi Kappa Thela MARK MORRISSEY. Northeast. Mgml THOMAS W. MORSE. Collingdale. Acclg. Ice Hockey Club DAVID MOYI.AN. Huntingdon NY. Fin, Phi Delta Theta. lacrosse. IMs THOMAS MULLIGAN. York. Mklg. IM s KEVIN MURRAY. Franklin Likes N|. Mgml LEONARD MUSCELL1. Springfield. Acctg. Phi Kappa Psi. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. B A Stud Cncl. Tutor SUSAN MUSIKER. Phila. Mgml. IM's KEITH MUTH. DuBois. Acctg. Delta Mu Sigma. Baseball. IM's JAMES MYERS. Greensburg, Mgml. Phi Kappa Psi. IFC BOO Soc. Hearings Chinn. Careers Chmn, Chaplain. IM's. House VP. Meinlicrship Chmn. Homecoming Chmn LAWRENCE MYERS. Centre Hall. Acctg. Delta Sigma Pi Eff Index Chmn. Pres, B A Stud Govt. Alum Re Comm MICHAEL MC AI.EER. Drcxel Hill. Mgml LIESJB MC ALLISTKR. Palmyra. Mgml. Phi Chi Theta. Mgmt Club NEIL MC ANDREW. Forty Fori. Mklg. IM's. Mklg Club JOHN DANIEL MC CARRON. Springfield. Econ MARCIA MC C1.ELI.AN. Allenloxvn. Mklg |. JOSEPH MC CLUSKEY, Stroudsburg. Mklg. Tau Phi Delhi Purch. Assoc Board of Dir. Army ROTC. IFC Board of Control FRANK V. MC CONKEY. York. B L g. York Soccer. IM's. B Log Clul ANN MC CORMICK. Bethlehem. Fin. IM's. Fin Club See TIMOTHY MC DEVITT. Reading. Mgml. Outing Club, Newman Club. IM's. PNRHA Rep. Bus Mgmt Club MARYANN MC EM I ARE, Scllentville. LaVie. Mklg Club. Vol Ser Center TIMOTHY MC GARVEY. McConneltsburg. Acctg. Alpha Bela Psi. Altoona Bus Club. Altoona Soccer ROBERT MC GRANAGHAN. Morrisvillc. Mklg. Mklg Club SCOTT MC KEE. Horsham. Fin. Alpha Phi Omega. Frisbee Team. IM's DAN MC KINI.EY, Maple Glen. Mklg, Outing Club, Mklg Club ROBERT MC LAUGHLIN. Pori Allegheny. Acclg. CHRA. RIIAB |AMES MC NALLY. Phila. Fin. Hockey Club. Fin Club Business Law • business Logistics • business Si MIKE NAYLOR. Wyomissing, Mklg, Nill Divers. IM's ANTHONY NEE. Pgh. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. B A Stud Cncl. Acctg Club MICHAEL NIKOL1CH. Duqucsne. Q B A NEGLEY NORTON. Dolmar NY. Mklg. Sigma Pi. Golf Team, Mklg Club. IM's |AMES O'BRIEN. Shumokin, Acclg. Bela Gamma Sigma. Bela Alpha Psi. IM's. Concert Choir. Stud Hearing Comm ROBERT O'BRIEN. Swarthmoie. Mklg, IM's. Mklg Club. Phi Psi 500 MICHELE M. OLIVANT. Lansdowne. Mgml. Army ROTC. Scabbard Guard. Cmdr, Drill Team Cmdr. Pershing Rifles JAYNE S. OLSHANSKI, Aliquippa. Acclg. Bela Alpha Psi JANET O'PEKA. Forest City. Mklg. Phi Chi Theta. IM's PAUL OREN. Bangor. Q B A. IM's. Jazz Club. Outing Business Administration 285 TIMOTHY ORNHR. Ebensburg. Mklg. Phi Knppu Theta. Eqsl Tea in MIMI OSTER. Sharon. Mgmt WILLIAM OYI.ER, Fayetteville. I R E, Beta Gnmmn Sigma. Ins Club. Outing Club. Delta Sigma Pi CRAIG PALERMO. State College. Mgmt. Alpha Sigma Phi WILLIAM L. PARDINI. III. Greenville. Mktg. Sigma Pi JOAN PARKER. Aliquippa. Mklg. Blue Band Moj STEVEN PARSON. North Wildwood N|. 1 R E. Tnu Kappa Epsilon, IM's IF.NNIE PASKIE. Franklin. Q B A VINCENT PASSAREI.LI. Curwensville. Fin WILLIAM PENN. Pgh. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. WHR Radio Sports Broadcaster KENNETH PHILLIPS. Allentown. Mgmt. IM’s. Berks Camera Club VP. Pres DONNA PICCIOTTI, Lnhaska. Mktg. Alpha Phi. Phi Chi Theta. Panltel Soc Chinn SUSAN PIGNETTI, Phila. Acctg. Acctg Club MARK POLIN. Lansdale. Acctg. Weight-Lifting Club. Big Brother ROBER T POLING. West Mifflin. Mktg. Mktg Club SUSAN POP I EL Chester. Acctg WALTER PORAMBO. Summit Hill. Acctg. Acctg Club. Circle K, IM’s DAVID PORTER. Beaver Falls. Mktg. Mktg Club LYLE POTASH. Kingston, Fin. Sigma Nu | E ANNE PRISBY. Venetia. Fin MICHAEL PROWELL. New Cumberland. Mgmt LINDA QUERCIA. Lock Haven. Mktg. Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister RICHARD RAJECKI. Erie. I R E. Real Est Club. Foreign Con Pro CAROL RASKE. Townnda. Mktg. Phi Chi Thetu. B A Stud Cncl. LaVic '78 MARCIA RAY. New Castle. Mktg. Concert Choir JOHN REA. Ynrdloy. Acctg. Sigma Tuu Gamma JAMES REAHE. Monroeville. Acctg. IM's, Outing Club DAVID REAGAN. Nazareth. Mgmt. IM's. Jazz Club PAUL RECK1.AU. Feasterville. Acctg DAVID REESE. Wyoming. Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. Nl IAS. ARMS ' Commerce • Kconomics • Finance • Insurance • Ins MARK REESE. Ellwood City. Mktg. IM's LAWRENCE REITARS. Allentown. Mgmt. Phi Kappa Tau ROBERT REPPIN. Brick NJ. Fin. Soc of Auto Eng. PSORML. IM's. Wilkes-Barre House Soc Dir. Toner Hull Pres JOE RETAI.LICK. Phila. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club JOHN REZNOR. Wayne. B Log. Theta Delta Chi. Delta Nu Alpha, Foutbull, IM's FRANK RICCI. Pgh. Acctg. Acctg Club, IM's STEVEN RICE. State College. Mgmt. Arnold Air Soc, Free U. 1977 High Flight Cadet Yearbook WILLIAM A. RICHEBACHER. Easton. Acctg. Bela Alpha Psi. Stud Un Board Pub Chmn. B A Stud Cncl. Acctg Club. Outdoor Club. IM's WILLIAM RIDGWAY. Osceola Mills. Acctg. B A Stud Cncl, Acctg Club FRANK RIEDL. North Huntingdon. Acctg. Bela Alpha Psi. IM's. Acctg Club. B A Stud Cncl 286 Business Administrolion DAVID KIMSHAW, Allontown. Kin LYNN RIVERS. Warminster. Acclg. Beta Alpha Psi, Bela Gamma Sigma JOHN ROACH. Erie. Fin. IM's. ASPA DAVID E. ROBBINS. Broomall. I K E. Pay. Skull Bones. ARMS Pros, UCC. Movin' On Co-ordinator DARRYL ROBINSON. Pgh. Acctg. Navy ROTC. Nittnny Diver JOHN L. ROBINSON. Glen Arm MU. Econ. Sigma Chi THOMAS ROCHE. Mountainside N|. Acclg, IM s. South Hall Cud Rep, DSC Sen. South Cinema. South Halls Radio ROBERT RODGERS. Cibsonia. Acctg, Delta Tnu Delta Sec. IFC Sports CHRISTOPHER ROGERS. Hummelstown. Mklg. Lamb Christian Fel. IM's. House Pres. West Halls Prayer Grp |. DAVID ROGERS. Walnutport. Acctg KATHY ROHRBACH. Douglussville. Acctg (ANELL ROl.EWSKI. Pgh. Fin. Kappa Alpha Theta ARTHUR ROSS. East Meadow NY. Mktg. Mklg Club. Media Dir WSHR NADINE ROSS. Drexel Hill. Mgmt. IM s. Symphony Orch SHARON ROSTOCK. Ml Top. Fin ANNE ROTHMAN. Colonia NJ. Mktg. Beta Sigma Bela Little Sister SANDRA ROZN1AKOWSKI. Swnrthmore. Acctg. Acctg Club. Real Est Club THOMAS RUDACK. I-emoyne. Acctg. IM's. Acctg Club DON G. RUBIN. Southampton. Fon. Ogontz Tennis. IM's. Fin Club. Outing Club TERRY RUBRITZ. Hollidnysburg. Mklg. For Study - Cologne. Gcr. RA. UCC. Mktg Club. Circle K JOHN P. RUDDY. Flourlown. Mktg. IM s. PHRHA. Mktg Club DENNIS RUPERT. Pgh. Q B A. Skull K Bones. Lion's Paw. USG VP JOHN RUSSELL. Export. Mktg LEE RUSSELL. Chester. Fin. B A Stud Cncl. Fin Club. USG VP Candidate MARK RYAN. Munhall. Acclg, Delta Tnu Delta LINDA M. SAKAL. Lower Burrell, Acctg. IM's. Concert Choir. Acclg Club Sec, Troas. New Ken Piano Accompanist |EFF SALM. Monroeville. Acctg. Acctg Club. Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi TIMOTHY SANDBERG. Youngsvllle. Acctg. IM's DANIEL SARM. Lonsdale. Mktg. Alpha Kappa Psi. Mklg Club GREGORY A SAXMAN. L.-viUi.wii, Mktg. IM s business Analysis • Real Estate • Accounting • Business AdministrationjBusinessLaw • Business Logistics • Business Statistics • Com 1j WRENCE SAYLOR. Bdlcfonlc. Fin RICK SCANLAN. Ridley Park. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi |ODY SCHARF. Merlon. Mklg. Mktg Club. Outing Club GARY SCHENCK. Scot I dale, I R E. Real Est Club PATRICIA SCHIAVO. Collcgeville. Mgmt. Alpha Lambda Della. Phi Kappa Phi. B A Stud Cncl HOWARD SCHILLINCER. Pgh. U Log. Phi Sigma Kappa. Della Nu Alpha. Natl Forensic league. Wrestling Fe l DEBRA SCUM AUK. Wycombe. Mklg. Mklg Frat, Mktg Club, Phi Psi 500 WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER. Warminster. Mgmt. Ogontz Basketball. IM's. Mgmt Club KIM SCHOLL North Versailles. Acctg. Barlidl Club GARY SCHWAGER. Pgh. Mktg. Wrestling Team Business Administrntion 287 BONNIE SIMMONS. Philn. Mgmt, ROTG. Sports Ed. Softball. Vball, Choir BRUCE SIMON, Morrisvillc. Mklg, IM's. UCC LAWRENCE SIMON. Williamsport. Mgmt. IM s |OSEPH W. SISAK. Erio. Acctg IOSEPH SKVVIERZ. Freeland. Acctg. IM s. Acctg Club MARGIE SLAUITSKAS, Carlisle. Fm. IM's Chmn. RA. Vball. Golf. Tennis. Skiin. Softball DONNA MARIE SMOLEY. Whitaker. Mklg. Kacquctball. Mklg Club, Nat Mklg Assoc. FUG. OL KEVIN SMYTH. Drexel Hill. Mklg. IMs. WDFM Radio. Keystone Club. Mklg Club THOMAS W. SMYTH. III. Pliila. Mgmt ARTHUR SOLOP. Philn. Mklg. Ogontz Tennis. B A Stud Cncl. Mklg Club Economics • Finance • Insurance • Insurance and Real Estate International Business Marketing Quantitative pusinc Management RICH SOLTOFF. Huntingdon Valley. Acctg. OTIS. B A Stud Cncl. Pa largal Soc. Acctg Club. IMs JACK SONGER. N Warren. Mgmt SCOTT SPIEGEL Meadowbronk, Acctg K1MLYN SPOTTS. |ulian. Fin. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Choirs IANET STACK. Phila. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. LnVie Bus Staff. Alpha Xi Delta Troas RICHARD STECKROTH. Altoona. Mgmt. Circle K Pa Dis Gov. B A Stud Cncl. Ski Club. IJSG Dept of Labor ROBERT STEGER. Pgh. Mklg. Mktg Club. Outdoor Club. IM s MARTIN STEIN. Pgh. Fin. Delta Sigma Pi. B A Stud Cncl. Fac Sen. Fin Club. Free U. Hot Un Board. Acad Asm. Hillel, jazz Club. IM's SHERYL STENNE1T. Lower Burrell. Mktg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Mktg Club. Penn Statement. IM's ('.REG STERN. Roaring Spring. B Log KATHLEEN SCOTT. Greenville. Mgmt. Phi Chi Theta. Mgmt Club ELINOR SEGAL. Easton. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi CATHERINE SEKERAK. Corry. Acctg. Alpha Chi Rho. B A Stud Cncl. PN Res Hall Assoc. Phi Chi Tholu. Acctg Club JOHN SELESTAK. Monosson. Mktg RICHARD SELEZNOV. Phila. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. OTIS. Pa Legal Soc Treas. Changes Mag Trcas. B A Stud Cncl. USG Supreme Crt SCOTT R. SESLER. Erie. Mgmt. Alpha Kappa Psi. Collegian Bus Mgr. LaVie 76 EDWARD M. SEXTON. Bradford. Fin DAVID SHAFFER. Bethlehem. Fin LORRIE SHARBAUGH. Acme. Acctg. Col Speakers Bus Mgr. Fencing. Vball. Softball. IM's. Newman Club. Fig Skating Club. Outstanding Female Athlete 75-76 DEANE SHAUGER. Broomall. Mgmt CLAIR SHAW. Altoona. Mgmt CHARLES SHEARER. Turtle Creek. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Comma Sigma. IM's CATHERINE SHEFFIELD. Now Brighton. Mktg. Alpha Kappa Alpha. ASA Budget Comm. Mktg Club GARY SHEPLER. Apollo. Acctg. Alpha Kappa Psi, IM's. Stud Rep LISA SHEPPARD. Hcrshey. Mgmt. Sp Com. ODK Pros. Parml Nous. Swim Team. Forensics. Orientation Comm. Chmn. USG Asst to Pres. USG Pub Aff Dir KATHLEEN SHERMAN. New Cumberland. Mktg. Delta Gamma. PN Res Hall Assoc Trees RICHARD SHERMAN. Bethlehem. Mgmt. IM's. Golf. Tennis. Racquctball |()ANN SHIBF.L Syracuse NY. Mktg. Blue Band Maj HERBERT SI UREY. Goudcrsport. Acctg. Alpha Kappa Lambda. IM's. Free U. Vol Scr Or. Homecoming '76 MARK SHOOK. Pgh. Acctg. IM's. Stud Un Board. B A Stud Cncl 288 Business Administration GREGG W. STEWART. Clairton. Mktg. Concert Choir. Limb Fol. All Stud Fel. Concert Comm Chmn WILLIAM |. STONER. Dover. B Log. I M's CHUCK STOEBE. West Homestead. Mktg. Mktg Club JANE STROUP. Newtown. Mgmt. Outing Club. Eco- Action. Jazz Club PATRICK STOYER. Reading. Mktg MICHAEL F. STROBEL. Allentown. Fin. Kappa Della Rho. IM's. IFC Board of Control. Comm Action Comm W. GREGORY STUCHEL Lancaster. Fin. York. Golf. Fin Club ROBERT STUPACK. Rockville Centre NY. Acctg. Della Chi. Skull S Bones. ODK. SAS Cnd. IM's. Colloquy Pres C. FRANK SUBOSITS. Bethel Park. I R E. Real Est Club. IM's. Floor Trees SHANNON M. SULLIVAN. Mt Lebanon. Mktg. Kappa Delta Rho Little Sister. Ski Club. RA RICHARD SWANSON. Erie. Mgmt JOEL C. SWEIGART. Allentown. Mktg. Allentown Basketball. Vball, Cross Country. Stud Gov. Sports Ed Allentown. Collegian. Mktg Club MELODY SWIFT. York. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. West Halls Cnd. Walnut House Treas GREGORY SZMI ALOW ICZ. Totowa N|. Acctg. Math. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Pi Mu Epsilon BRUNO M. TASSONE. Pottsyllle. I R E. Vball. IM's. Softball. Fencing. B A Stud Cnd Pub Comm Chmn DOUGLAS T. TEMPEST. Monongahda. 1 R E GARY THOMAS. Pgh. Fin. Lambda Chi Alpha. Big Brother Prog, Sky Diving. Real Est Club JAMES THOMAS. |R. Aston. Mgmt. Ski Team VP, B A Stud Cnd. Mgmt Club RICHARD THOMPSON. State College. Q B A ROBERT THOMPSON. Fredonia. Acctg. Acctg Club. IM's GREGORY M. TICH. Bethlehem, Mktg. Mktg Club ROBERT TISSIAN. Havcrtown. Acctg KAREN TODD. Alpha Or. Mktg. Mktg Club. Vol Scr Ctr MARY KAY TOMLINSON. Zelicnople. Fin. Delta Sigma Pi. B A Stud Cnd DIANE TOMOSSONE. McKeesport. Acctg. Alpha Phi Asst Treas. Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Chi Theta ANDREW E. TOMSHO. Hazleton. Fin JOSEPH TOSCANO. Scranton, Acctg. Acctg Club. Soccer. Tennis. IM's JOSEPH TRAINOR. Folsom. Acctg. IM's. Acctg Club. Keystone Soc VP. B A Stud Cnd. Stud Adv. Stud Stand Board DAVID V. TRANQUILLO. Robesonia. Mgmt. IM's JOHN TRE1RES. Lock Haven. Mgmt. Ski Club Pres. Ski Team. Bus Club Vsis • Real Estalc • Accounting • Business Administration • Business Law • Business Logistics • Business Statistics • Commerce • Heonorf MARVIN TREXLER. Phocnixville. Acctg. Acctg Club. Gymnastics Club. NAA, Berks Tennis. IM's DAVID TRUDNAK. Edwardsvillc. Mktg. Outing Club. Mktg Club. IM's BRIAN TUCKER. Pen Argyl. Q B A. IM's. Q B A Club MICHAEL J, TURNBULL. Conshohockon. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha TERRY TUROSKY. Farrell. Fin. IM's. Dorm House ff Pres. Fin Club. Mgmt Club WILLIAM TUTTLE. North East. Mktg MICHAEL J. UFNAR. Braddock. B Lig. Mktg Club. IM's WILLIAM UHLIG. Irwin. Acctg. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Acctg Club. IM's CURTIS URBAN. State College. Mktg. Beta Theta Pi. Mktg Club CYNTHIA A. VALLORANI. Phila. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club Business Administration 289 MARK VAUGHAN. Bethel Park. Mktg CHRISTINE VELTRI. New Kensington. Mktg. Mklg Club Pres CARMEN VERENNA. Easton. Mgmt ANITA VINCEAS. Altoonu. Acclg. Bela Alpha Psi. Phi Chi Theta, Acctg Club. Bus Club JEAN V1NGLAS. Altoona. Acclg. Phi Chi Theta. Acclg Club. Bus Club LAWRENCE VOGEL Cape May NJ. Mklg. IM's DANIEL VRANA. Spangler. Acclg JEFFREY WAITE. Erie. Fin. Blue Bund KATHLEEN WAJDA. Wilkes-Barre. Acclg. Wilkes- Barre Stud Gov Assoc Treas ADRIENNE W ALAS A V AGE. Mincrsvillc. Q B A. IMs. Bus Stud Cncl. Schuylkill Collegian. Vol Ser Ctr |OHN WALKER. Lcechhurg. Acclg. Alpha Kappa Psi. I Ms ROBERT WALKER. Oakmonl. B Log LORI WALLIS. Erie. Fin. Pi Kappa Alpha Lillie Sister CHARLES WALSH. Whiloholl. Mktg. IM s. Asst Chinn for Orientation Prog DEBORAH WALSH. Dunmore. Mklg. lM’s. Mklg Club SUZANNE WALTZ. Allison Park. Mktg. Alpha Delta. Phi Kappa Psi Lillie Sister. La Vic, Pnnhnl Cncl Ghmn GERALD WARD. King of Prussia, Mgmt. Della Sigma Pi. IM s ROBERT WARCO. Olyphant. Acclg. IM s MARK WARNER. West Lawn. Mklg. Della Sigma Pi MICHAEL WARREN. Shiremanstown. Fin. Alpha Tau Omega. IM s. IFC Board of Control GERALD WATSON. Vineland NJ. Mktg. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. IFC Membership Chmn PETER WATSON. Pgh. Mgmt. OTIS Food Co-op Mgr. New Ken Golf. IMs. OL CREGORY WATTS. Pgh. Mgmt. IM s EDWIN WEAVER. Hershev. B Log. Della Sigma Pi. ha; Hockey JOHN WEAVER. Glen Rock. I R W. IM s. Join! Res Cncl, Stud Staff Comm. Ins Club. Mklg Club. Mgmt Club. Fin Club. Dorm Chmn RAYMOND WEBER. Valley Forge. Acclg, Phi Eta Sigma. Bela Alpha Psi. Pin Kappa Phi. IM's. B A Slud Cncl Treas, Sen Comm on Course Evnl, Orientation RONALD WEDNER. Pgh. B Log. IM s GWENDOLYN WEEKS. Phocnixvllle. B Log. Pi Beta Phi. Delta Nil Alpha. Delta Chi Little Sister THOMAS WEGGEL Harveys Lake. Fin DENNIS WELLS. Sharon. Acclg. IMs. Acclg Club. PN _____RtjS 11.ill Ai■ ■.i Ki'|i________________________ finance • Insurance • Insurance and Real Instate • JEFFREY WELSER. Pen Argyl. QBA.QBA Club. IM's KAREN WENSEL. Erie. Mktg. Pi Beta Phi. Delta Sigma Pi, B A Stud Cncl. Stud Adv WILLIAM WENTZ. Goatesvjlle. Acclg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acclg Club. Bus Club. Circle K. IM’s. WHGB Radio TERRY WENZ. Reading. Mgmt. Bowling IOSKPH WHARTON. Scranton. Mgmt. Mgmt Club KEVIN WAINT. Wayne. B A Ec. Lunibda Chi Alpha. Frat Purch Agency. Econ Club BRIAN WILEY. Warminster. Mktg. Ogontz Wrestling ROBERT WILF. Havcrford. Mklg. Mklg Club THOMAS WILLE. LewLstown. Mktg. Sigma Pi. IM s. Mklg Club. Stud Adv |EFFREY WILLIAMS. Philn, Mgmt. IM's. Black Christian Fel International Business • Management � Marketing • Quantitative Business Analysis 290 Business Administration Accountini Business L Business Administration • Business I ROBERT WILLIAMS. |R. Fonslerville, It Log, Acacia. ANA. OTIS Food (Jo-op Ghmn. OL. Juzz Club SUSAN WILLIG. Villunovu. Mgml. RA KENNETH B. VVILOCH. Pgh. Acclg, Alpha Kappa Lambda. I M’s. OTIS FOod Co-op Treas CKAIC; WILSON. Cheshire CT. Mktg. Phi Sigma Kappa VP and Sou Chmu, Kappa Kappa Gumma Kevman. Blue Bund JOHN WILSON. Beaver Falls. Mgml. Phi Della Theta VP. Football SUSAN WILSON. Hcrshey. Acctg. OL. Acclg Club TERESA WINEKE. Mcchnnicsburg, Mktg. IM's. FIIG Sec BRIAN W1RTSHAFTER. Phila. Acctg. OTIS Pub Ghmn. Ogontz Lares Un Board. Acctg Club. Eton Club. B A Stud Cncl. Ogontz Stud Cncl RUSSELL WISE. Pgh. Mktg. Chi Phi. Mktg Club GREGORY WITMER. Media. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club. |azz Club JO DELL WITMER. Lcmont, Mgml. Fig Skating Club JOSEPH WOJTYLAK. Philo. Acctg. Alpha Kappa Lnmlxla. IM's. Stud Adv Board DAN WOLFE. Kenmoro NY. Mgml. Phi Kappa Psi IEFFREY WOLFE. Conyngham. Acctg. IM's. Acclg Club, Circle K ROBERT WOLFF. Blue Bell. Acclg. IM's. Niltnny 25 Dorm Pr« s, Pollock Coordinalor's Adv Board. PN Res Hall Kep |OHN WOODRING. |ulian. Q B A ALAN F. WOOLSLARE. Pgh. Acclg. Della Sigma l i. Bela Alpha Psi. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. Bela Gamma Sigma DERBY WORKMAN. Wexford. Mklg BRUCE WRIGHT. Valencia, I R E. Phi Kappa Tau. Outing Club. Arch Club. Real Esl Club DAVID E. WRIGHT. New Holland. Mgml. Slud Adv Board, Mgml Club MICHAEL WRIGHT. River Ridge LA. Mgml. Phi Delta Theta TINA WRIGHT. Cumberland MD. Acclg, Phi Kappa Phi. Bela Alpha Psi. Bela Gamma Sigma. Phi Chi Theta. Acctg Club STERLING WRIGHT. Wyncole. B A. Della Tau Delta Trcas. Pres. Alpha Lambda Tau. IFG JOHN WUNDER. Monroeville. Acclg MICHAEL WYATT. Buffalo NY. Fin. Crow Country. Track ANTHONY Y AGENDA. Yard ley. BA NADINE YANAI.L. Shenandoah. Acclg, Bus Slud Club. Acclg Club. Gymnastics Club JOHN YATSKO. Hazleton. I R E. Hot Un Board VP DAVID YONKOVICH. North Huntingdon, Mklg GARY YOUNG. Reading. Mgml, Tau Epsilon Phi istics • Business Statistics • Commerce • Kconomics • Finance MICHAEL YI.JRKANIN. Temple. Mgml. IM's |AMES ZAJAC, McDonald. Mgml. IM's. Mgml Club. Ouling Club. Acctg Club. Ins Club DANE ZAN'ER, Wyalusing, IKE. IM's. Real Est Club. Ins Club. Acctg Club IEFFREY ZBLENKO. Conshohocken. Mktg DAVID ZENI. Storrs CT. B Log. Quarterdeck Soc Vice Cmdr. Navy ROTC. Rilenour Ambulance Crew Chief RODNEY ZIMMERS. Hawthorne NY. Delta Tau Delta, Pershing Rifles. Army ROTC. Sport Parachute Club. RA. Collegian Photo MARK J. ZINSKY. |ohnstown, Acclg. Kappa Delta Rho. Bela Alpha Psi DANIEL ZOTTER. Allentown, B A Ee. Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Gumma Sigma. Omicron Della Epsilon. IM's DAVID ZUBLER. Spring Mills. Acclg. Delta Sigma Pi DENNIS M. ZUBLER. Pleasant Gap. Acclg. Della Sigma Pi. B A Slud Gov. Co-Chmn Alumni Rol Comm Business Administration 2SI In the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, all of the sciences and the most modern technology are applied to increasing fundamental under- standing of the earth and its environments, and finding and using the earth's resources while, at the same time, preserving and improving the natu- ral environment. Education in the earth and mineral sciences has been an integral part of Penn State’s program since the first classes were held at the then Farm- ers’ High School in 1859, for the first president. Evan Pugh, brought with him a strong interest in the study of minerals. A department of mining was first established in 1890. In 1928. when the late Dr. Edward Steidle became dean of the then School of Mines and Metallurgy, he renamed it the School of Mineral Industries and in 1953, and. in 1906, the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences. Our college offers ten undergraduate majors — ceramic science and engineering, earth sciences, geography, geological sciences, metallurgy, mete- orology. mineral economics, mining engineering, petroleum and natural gas engineering, and poly- mer science. Graduate programs include all these areas and also fuel science, mineral processing, and solid state science. Because our faculty long foresaw the energy problems that now beset the world, instruction in the vital area of mining engineering was continued here when it was phased out at other institutions. This college now leads all U.S. universities in the amount of coal research under way. and, for the second consecutive year, has had more mining engineering graduate students than any other U.S. institution, and is second in the numl er of mining undergraduates. More contract research is done in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences than in any other Penn State college except the College of Medicine, and 85 percent of the University’s energy-related research is based here. In addition to mining and mineral processing research, other energy studies in the college are in the areas of petroleum and natural gas engineering, and obtaining energy from solar and geothermal sources. We offer the only undergraduate program in mineral economics in the U.S., and our materials science and engineering and geological sciences programs have gained international recognition. Many of this nation's leading meteorologists arc Penn State graduates. The college has more than 2,000 students, a fourth of them on the graduate level, and 150 faculty members. With the largest undergraduate scholarship program of any Penn State college, we were able to provide more than $112,000 in aid to over 170 of our students this year. As a graduate of this college, you become one of our 7,500 alumni who are making significant con- tributions in a wide variety of fields related to the earth and mineral sciences — many of them in positions of leadership. We wish you the best of opportunities and good health, and ask that you keep in touch with us through the years. C. L. Hosier. Dean Dean C. L Hosier 292 Earth and Mineral Sciences COLLEGE OF EARTH AND MINERAL SCIENCES Within the last four years, the college of Earth and Mineral Sciences has undergone remarkable growth. In 1973, there were 600 undergraduates and 400 graduate students: currently, there arc over 1500 undergraduates and 600 graduate stu- dents. Enrollment has tripled in mining engineer- ing. and doubled in almost all other fields, in- cluding metallurgy and polymer science. In addi- tion enrollment increases every year by 20 to 25 percent as students transfer into Earth and Miner- al Sciences from other colleges within the Univer- sity. Presently, the student who has a degree in min- ing engineering or petroleum and natural gas engi- neering is in the greatest demand. These students, however, aren't all men. There has been an in- crease in female enrollment as opportunities for women improve. There are now 141 women en- rolled as undergraduates, and the first two women graduated in the spring of 1977 with degrees in petroleum and natural gas engineering. The most obvious reason for the increasing en- rollment is the energy situation. According to Dr. E. Willard Miller, Assistant Dean for Residential Instruction, students are interested in solving envi- ronmental problems and arc concerned about the Usiity the facilities in the geochemistry lab world-wide energy problem. The second reason Dr. Miller gives for the col- lege's expanding enrollment is the excellent job opportunities for graduates. The college has nearly 100 percent job placement in all fields, with the average starting salary around S19.000. Oil and gas companies are expanding and hiring because of the vast amounts of work to be done. Produc- tion of coal has increased, requiring more mining engineers. And lastly, the North Slope has opened in Alaska, creating engineering vacancies in the country as the more experienced engineers move to Alaska. Another reason for the favorable job situation is the lack of competition. Penn State has the only ceramic science and engineering program in the state and is one of the few colleges in the North- east that offers this curriculum. Also, Penn State is one of two colleges east of the Mississippi that has a mining department. Students enrolled in the college benefit from its structure: it is the only Earth and Mineral Sciences college in the United States that offers its students a background in engineering, science, and social science to enable them to solve the earth’s energy problems. . . By Mar one Seng Left, one of the few women in the college investigates a sample boring: below, mining students practice underground surveying in a Bcllefonte lime stone mine Students work with the rock polishing equipment XPLVStVES iimic Science I OS EPII CYBULSKI. Nanlicoke. Mng E. Soc of Mng ling. IM's GUY DANIELS, PaolL G Sc: GUIDO DE MORATUS. Phila. PNGE BRIEN DEIHL, Burnham. Earth. IM's. Cheats Club ROBERT DE MERS. Camp Springs MI). Meteo. Chi Phi. Wrestling. Barbell Club. Cmps Weather Ser ________________ ,__— - - - t —__Jmhuwh--------- Earth and Mineral Sciences • Earth Sciences • Fuel Science • Geochemistry • Geochemestry and Mineralogy • («oograpjb PATRICIA DE NOBLE. Sharon. Earth GLORIA DE PAOLIS. Donora. Gcol. G Sc Club. Marine Sci Soc. Collegian West Malls Cncl DONALD pi CRISTOFARO. Weymouth MA. Meteo. Am Meteo Soc. Cmps Weather Ser TODD DINKEL. Reading. Metal. Acacia. EMS Stud Cncl. Foundrymen's Soc. IM's DALE DOCKUS. Norton OI L Meteo. EMS Interest House. Cmps Weather Sor WILLIAM DOVICO. Kintcrsville. Meteo. Am Meteo Soc. Barbell Club HENRY DREIER. Summit NJ, Geol. Karate Club. Nittany Divers. Ski Club. Parachuting Clot� KEN DUNAY. Munhall. Earth MICHAEL DZIABO. Altoona. Mng E. Pi Lambda Phi. Golf AIME STEVEN EASTON. Oreencastle. C Sc WILLIAM ALJOE. Arnold. Mng E. Am Inst of Min Eng. Soc: of Mng Eng. IM's. TA BRIAN AXTELL. West Milford N|. Meteo. EMS Stud Cncl. Triangle. Alpha Phi Omega. Far: Sen. Acad Asm BERNARD BALL Smolhport. PNGE. Soc of Petr Eng. IM's. Cedar Backgammon Club JOHN BENDER. Reading. Mng E MARY' BLISZCZ.’Pgh. Mng E. Mng Eng Soc, Ukrainian Club CAROL BOBENAGE. |ohnstown. Metal. Am Soc for Metals EDARD BOREK. Phila. Meteo. Cmps Weather Ser. Am Meteo Soc. IM's KEN BOSAR. Flinlon. Mng E. Soc of Mng Eng KIM BRANDT. Bradford. Min Ivc. Phi Kappa Tou. Boxing MICHAEL BRDAR. Beaver. Mng E Soc of Mng Eng. |udo Team. Am Inst of Metal Eng BRENDAN BURNS, Pgh, Cer Sc. Keramos, Am Cer Si:. Nittany Divers. Limb Fel. PSOC. WHRA GREGORY BYRD. Waynesboro. Meteo. Am Meteo. Soc. Cmps Weather Ser. Murine Sci JERRY CAMPBELL. North Canton OH. Meteo. Alpha Kappa Lamlula LOUIS CAP1TANIO. Tamaqua. PNGE. Soc of Petto Eng ROBERT CAREY. Rutland VT. Meteo. PSOC DAVID CARL. Reading. Meteo. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Phi Omega. Am Meteo Soc DAN COCKFIELD. Norristown. Pirn Sc. Nav Fel Grp ROBERT COHEN. Wakefield MA. Meteo. IM's Street Hockey Club VICTOR COKDEK. Portage. Mng E. Am Inst of Mng. Metal and Petro Eng 296 Eorth (r Mineral Sciences Metallurgy GEORGE ELIAS. Barnc$l� oro. Min Ec. Sor. of Mng Eng MICHAEL EVANS. Titusville. Metal. Van Track. IM's. Am So : for Metals JERRY FABANICH. Baden. Grog. Bucks House LUIS FERNANDEZ-RIVAS. Wayne. PNGE. Ph. Gamma Delta, Boxing Club. Sot: of Petro Eng. Alleg Rough Riders Entluro Team JAMES FLOWERS. Elyria OH. Metro. Am Metao Sim:. Cinps Weather Ser |OHN FREDERICK. Altoona. Grog. Cycling Team ROSEMARY GABRIEL. Belmont Hills. Min Ec Dela� Cmps Cheerleader |AY GANZ. Rossford OIL Metro. PSOC, Am Metro Soc STEVEN GEISE. Fleminglon. Pirn Sc. Chi Phi. FtH.lh.il! BENJAMIN GELBER. E Stmudshurg. Geog. IM s. Collegian. Am Metro Soc. Cmps Weather Ser. I lillcl JEFFREY GELORME. Lower Burrell. Pirn Sc WILLIAM GERBER. Lovittown. G Sc. IM's, Min Assoc of Canada PHILIP GETTY. Norristown. Geol. Photo Club. Hzlln News Photo LEO GIANGIACOMO. Barto. PNGE. Sor. of Petro Eng. PSOC JUDITH GRAY. Windsor CT, Metro. PSOC. Marine Sci Club. Camera Club SANDRA GREENBERG. West Orange N). Cer Sc. Kappa Delta. Keramos. Tau Beta Pi. Am Cer Soc. Soc of Women Eng |OEL GREER. Cochranton. G Sc. Cmps Crstl ARTHUR GRINDLE. Ml. Pleasant. PNGE MICHAEL HAAS. Titusville. PNGE. Pi Mu Epsilon. Soc of Petro Eng. IM's MICHAEL HACKMAN. Villunova. Geog. PSOC. Eco- Action ROBERT HAFLEY, Lonsdale. Metal. Am Soc for Metals RICHARD HANSON. Malvern. Geog TIMOTHY HERD. Bath. Metro. Phi Mu Alpha. Stnfonla. Am Metro Soc. Concert Choir. Hi-Ix� 's Lamb Fel. Re-Creation. PA Vocal Ens MICHAEL HOFFMAN. State College. Earth. Altoona Concert Choir. IM's EDWARD HORWATH. Bethlehem. Metal AARON HOUSEKNECHT. Picture Rocks. Geog. IM s |AMES HOWARD. Clarks Summit. Cer Sc. Glee Club THEODORA IIURLIMAN. Altoona. Ccol MARC IMHOFF. Butler. Geog WILLIAM INGHAM. Fleetwood. Mng E Meteorology Mineral Economics WALTER KROPF. Allentown. Mcteo |OHN KWIATKOWSKI. Delaware OH. Metro. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. IM's. Am Metro Soc IAMBS LARKIN. Wecdville. PNGE. Sot: of Petro Eng. Du Bois Mansion Readers Club. Free U DOUGLAS LAUVER. Thompsontown. Mn Ec. Am Soc of Mng Eng. Natl Inst of Acct SCOTT LA VAN. Lowisfown, PNGE. Sigma Pi. Blue Band. IM's. Soc of Petro Eng Earth Mineral Sciences 297 logical Sciences • Geology Geophysics • Materials Science • Materials Technology ELIZABETH |AMES, Berwyn. Geog DAVID JOHNSTON. New Wilmington, Cer Sc. PSOC. Nitlany Divers. Concert Choir. Intcrlandia Folk Dana'. OL. I M s JAY JONES, Newton Square. G Sc Rugby Team. IM's, Nittany Divers. G Sc Club BORDAN KARDASH. Ambridge. Geog BARRY KITA. Yardley. Mng E. Soc of Mng Eng, Swim Team |0N LAVERTY. Indiana. Mng. Am Soc of Mug Eng MARK LEV1SAY. Muirysville. G Sc. G Sc Club. BMS Inlcrust House CARY LONG. Brockwny. PNGE, Della Mu Sigma Soc of Petro ling GERALD LONG. Muncy. Mng E. Phi Sigina Kappa DONALD LUEHRS. |R. Stale College. Melco DENNIS MAIORINO. Pgh. Ceol. IM's DANIEL MANNS. W Mifflin. Melco RICHARD MARTUKANITZ. McKeesport. Metal MARK MAVRO. Oil City. Min Ec BRAD MEESE. Suffern NY. G Sc. Barbell Club. Chess Club GLENN MEYER. Greenville. Mng E. Delta IJpsilon. Ui Vie Bd of Dir. OTIS. AIME. Gentle Thurs. Amateur Radio Club. Concert Choir ALLEN MILLER. Three Springs. C.eog BYRON MILLER. Edinboro. Geog. IM's Freedom House Pres. Debate Team DONALD MILLER. Columbia. Min Ec. Phi Kappa Psi. Dance Marathon. PSOC. Spring Week GARY MILLER. New Kensington. Mng E. Soc of Mng Eng. IM's ROBERT MONAHAN. Lilly. Cor Sc. Keramos Am Ccr Soc JANICE MORGAN. Lower Burrell. Cor Sc. New Ken News. New Ken Cheerleader. IM's. Ccr Sc Sec. Trons. New Ken Std Gov't WADE MORGAN. Lewistown. Geog. Cmps Crsd RICHARD MC KEEVER. Lchighlon. Gphys. C Sr. Club. PSOC. Karate Club JOHN MC NAB. Cadiz OH. Mng E. IM's. Mng Soc PAUL MC QUISTON. New Castle. Metal. Phi Kappa Psi. Am Soc of Metals SCO H’ NELSON. Paramus N|. Earth RAYMOND O'KEEFE. N Bellmore NY. Mcteo Chi Epsilon Pi. Am Moteo Soc. IM's JOHN OLENICK. Allentown. Ccr Sc. Keramos DAVID ORR. Ralston. Mng E. Soc of Mng Eng For Soc ROBERT OSIKA. Pori Vue. PNGE. Soc of Petro Eng MARK PAWLEWICZ. Reading, G Sc. IM's. G Sc Club Sec ANDREW PINKARD. Philipsburg. Metal MICHAEL PIVARNIK. Ford City. Min Ec. Triangle THEODORE PUSCHAK. |R. Coaldnle. Mng E. Phi Kappa Theta Snjjincorin • Mineral KnjjincorinK Management DUANE RAYBUCK. Falls Creek. PNGE. IM's. PSOC MARCIA REEVES. Pgh, PNGE. CWENS. Chimes. Alpha Phi Mu. Chi Omega. Soc of Women Eng. Pan Hel SALLY RICHARD. Lewistown. Earth CYNTHIA ROMAIN. Hronmall. Geog. EMS Interest House. Underdogs. WHC. Keystone Soc KARL ROSENCARTH. Rillton. Metal GARY ROSS. Dallas. Metal. WB Tennis Team. Broadcasting Club BRUCE ROSSBACH. Altoona. Min Ec. Soc of Mng Eng EDWARD SABO. United. Mcteo. Chi Epsilon Pi ROBERT SCHWARTZ. Bloomfield NJ. Mcteo. Dining Hall Student Scheduler RICHARD SENEGAL. Center Valley. Mng E. Theta Delta Chi. Soc of Mng Eng 238 Eorth Mtncru! Sciences Mining Vlas• Pctroltium and NatTanja Fnoerin � • Polymer Science - Ceramic Science • Ea LARRY SHANABROOK. State College, G Sc |OHN SHIVE. Bollefonlc. Ceog. Vets Org WALTER SIMATIC. |cffcrson. Mng E. Della Upsilon. IM's. Mng Soc SUSAN' SLAGLE. Johnstown. Meteo, IM's. Am Metro Soc. PSOC, Nittan.v Divers, Lutheran Stud Parish. Marine Sci Soc AUDREY SMITH, Gnmsburg. Meteo DEREK SNYDER. Timblin. PNGE. Beta Theta Pi. Vars Track. Soc of Petro Eng RANDY SNYDER. Coopcretown. Plm Sc. IM's. Athletic Chrmn WAYNE STAIR. Hazlet N|. Plm Sc JOHN STANLEY. Berwyn. Gcog DAVID STRITZINGER. Wilkes-Barre. Meteo. Am Meteo Soc. IM's JOSEPH SWERBINSKY. |R. Barneshoro. Mng E. Kappa Sigma DIANE SYKES. Altoona. PNGE. Altoona Collegian. Choir, Soc of Petro Eng KEVIN W. THOMAS. Kent OH. Meteo. Am Meteo Soc. Cmps Weather Ser. Un Fed of Star Trek Fans KIM THOMAS. Aliquippa. Gcol. Nitluny Grotto JEAN THOMPSON. Philo. Gcol. Wallops Is Marine Sci Cert TERENCE TOMES. Hbg. Meteo, Cmps Weather Ser. Am Meteo Soc EDWARD TOMKO. Williamsport. Geo. Handball Club. Niltnny Divers. NROTC MARTIN TREXLER. Phoenixville. Meteo. Am Meteo Soc. AFROTC. Berks Tennis Team. IM's JOHN TRIOL. Abington. Ccog. Quarterdeck Soc. IM's NROTC BARRY TURKEL Brooklyn NY. Meteo ANDREW VAN TUYL, Silver Spring MD. Meteo. Phi Eto Sigma. Phi Kap|)a Phi. Chi Epsilon Pi. Am Meteo Sor. DELBERT VAOW. Towandn. Earth. G Sc Club. IM's DANIEL VARNEI.L. Stratford CT. Plm Sc. Ping Pong Club. Squash Club. IM's WILLIAM VARNELL. Stratford CT. Plm Sc. WEHR. USG KATHI.YN VAUGH. Warminster. Gcog. Internati Soccer Club. Gym Club. Basketball (MA). PSOC STEPHEN VINCENTI. Tunkhnnnock. Gcog. Delta Sigma Phi. Chess an«i Go Club MARK WALLACE. Pleasant Gap. Cphys. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi JOSEPH WAROZINSKI. New Kensington. Min E JAMES WARREN. Williamsport. C Sc. Nittan.v Divers RONALD WESTR1CK. Patton. Mng E KEVIN WILSON. Lancaster OH. Meteo. IM's THOMAS WOOD. State College. Gcol. Sigma Chi. Kappa Kappa Gamma Key Man. Sailing Team. IM's PSOC. Cool Club. Thespians, NROTC. Glee Club KEVIN WOREK. Clalrton. Mn Ec. Football Trainer. Am Inst of Mng Eng MARTIN WOUCH. Slate College. Earth. Phi Kappa Phi. Wallops Is Marine Sci MARK YANOCHKO. N Olmsted OH. Meteo. Am Meteo Soc, MARK YEAGER. McKees Rocks. Plm Sc. Stage Band ROC'.ER ZANES. Pgh. Earth. Pi Kappa Phi. IM's. PSOC. Behrend Stud Govt. Outing Club LISA ZIELINSKI. Southampton. Min Ec. PSOC. Soc of Petro Eng. Soc of Mng Eng DAVID ZUCHBLLt. Clarksburg. Mng E. Soc of Mng Eng. Alpha Chi Rho SUSAN ZUMBRUM. Red Lion. Earth Earth fr Mineral Sciences 299 The University Board of Trustees approved a plan for the reorganization of the College of Education. The plan went into effect on Sep- tember 1. 1976. and the college has ex- perienced a new organizational structure dur- ing its operation the past academic year. For- merly. the College of Education had nine academic units, two of which were identified as divisions and the other seven os depart- ments. The overall organization of the Col- lege was streamlined by grouping a number of related programs and faculties together. The college is now organized into six broad, multi-program divisions: Divison of Art and Music Education; Division of Counseling and Educational Psychology; Division of Curricu- lum and Instruction; Division of Education Policy Studies; Division of Occupational and Vocational Studies; and Division of Special Education. Other changes were made in the college along with its reorganization. The Computer Assisted Instruction Laboratory of the college was closed at the end of the 1976-1977 aca- demic year, and a new research unit was proposed for the college, the Center for Edu- cational Research and Evaluation. In addi- tion. undergraduate and graduate programs were reviewed and approved during a sched- uled evaluation by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Further- more. the college has been engaged in redefining its basic mission priorities. All in all. it has been a very busy year of significant developments for the College of Education. Henry . Hermanowicz. Dean I 300 Kducation COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Moore Building Chambers Building Education 301 As the university tightens' its budget as a result of the Pennsylvania fiscal crisis, impor- tant programs and services once offered by each of the ten colleges have to be eliminated or cut hack. The College of Education has had to make such sacrifices, but according to Dean Henry Hermanowicz, the college, re- cently reaccredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, is more compact and muscular. The under- graduate programs, which are research-ori- ent ed. are nationally recognized for their ex- cellence. The college is ranked among the top twenty to twenty-five in the country. Its Art Education division is considered the best in the nation. The college was reorganized from nine de- partments to six multi-program divisions, the largest of which is the Division of Curriculum and Instruction, which includes elementary and secondary education. Enrollment in the undergraduate programs is between 2.500 and 2.600. As a whole, enrollment has dropped 26 percent in four years, although the graduate level remains on the rise. This drop has been attributed to the lack of teaching positions presently available, although, according to Dean Hermanowicz. placement for graduates of the College of Education is the second highest at Penn State, second only to the College of Engineering. Graduates arc con- sistently placed into positions for which they are qualified. The Education Student Council facilitates communication among students as to employment opportunities that are avail- able. Cutbacks as a result of the lack of funding have been inevitable. The Computer Assisted Instruction Laboratory was closed because of its cost. At one time the laboratory taught courses in special education to prospective elementary education teachers. However, the college still maintains an excellent Speech Pathology and Audiology division that is re- sponsible for performing the diagnostic serv- ices for Pennsylvania, and for maintaining an acoustics laboratory which deals primarily with studying the effects of industrial noise upon hearing. Knowledgeability and the ability to use in- structional strategies that are stimulating to the student are the two most important char- acteristics of the prospective teacher. And Penn State’s College of Education, despite the cutbacks and reorganizations it has had to institute, still manages to produce graduates with sophistication in the fields of education. By Lee Carpenter and Mike Considine Teaching young children is just ono facet of Ifie college jernic Curriculum and Instruction • Art Education • Business Education • Counselor Education • Cultural I'oumlation of Education SANDRA BOLLINGER, Slate: College. EK fid. Dell.. Della Delia JOHN BONCHALK. Pottevllle. Vo Ed. VJCA DIANE BONESSA. Masontown. EK ED BONNY BOORE. Stale College. A Ed. NAEA Delta Zcta. Nall Ski Patrol DONNA BOYSON, Wilkes-Barre. E E C. CEC KATHY BOYTIM. Tyrone. E E C. Chapel Choir MARY BOY UK A. Shenandoah. EK Ed LISA BOZZELLI. Folcroft. HE Ed. AHEA. PHEA. HAG. Skating Club. Delco Chrldr. Skateboarding Club SHARON BRANDT. Altoona. EK Ed. Pi Lambda Phi Little Sis. Circle K Club TINA BRECHER. Phila. EEC. CEC. Chrldr College of Education 305 PATRICIA ABBOTT. Springfield. E E C ANNE MARIE ACKERMAN. Nuremberg. HE Ed. AHEA. HE Action Cncl JOHN ADAMS. Duquesne. E E C EI Ed. IM's. CEC DAWN ALBUS. Easton. Mu Ed. Mu Phi Epsilon. Blue Band Sec. Wind Ens. Choirs SHAWN AMIG, Camp Hill. SecEd LYNNE ANDERSON. Smnlhport. RchEd AMANDA ANDERTON. Oil City. A Ed. Ski Club CHERYL ANDRIECHACK. West Newton. S P A. Intcrvars Christian Fel JOAN ANGELIS. Scranton. EK Ed JANE AN TIL, Upper St Clair. EK Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. IM's. PSEA. Vol Ser Clr NANCY ARBUCKLE. Slate College. A Ed. IM s. NAEA. Alliance Christian Fel. PAEA LESLIE ARSENIU. Hhg. SecEd MICHELE ARTHUR. Gales Ferry CT. RehED. RA JO ELLEN BADER. Montoursvilic. E E C EI Ed. Pi Lambda Theta. CEC SANDRA BARBARY. Warren, SPA. IM's, Newman Assoc. NSSHA. Bread of Life. Folk Choir DEBBIE BARR. Turtle Creek. SecEd. Cmps Crsd CINDY BAYLE. Altoona. EEC CAPERS. CEC. Lion s Guard ADAIR BEATTIE. Chambersburg. F. E C. CEC. Phi Kappa Phi CHRISTINE BECK. Erie. SecEd. Tennis. IM's DIANE BEEZF.R, DuBois. EK Ed. Pi Lambda Theta. PSEA. NEA. SGA Trees. PSOC. Chess Club. SUB. Lang Club. LoVie. Free U CATHY BENDOS. Huntingdon Valley. EK Ed ELAINE BERG. Denville Nj. A Ed. NAEA. PAEA MICHAEL BERNATOV1CH. Nanticoke. RehEd. Freedom House ELIZABETH BERTRAM. New Cumberland. EK Ed. PSEA MARY KAY BETTINCER. Huntingdon Valley. EEC. Delta Chi Little Sis. CEC. PARC DONNA BLOCK. Phila. El Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. CEC ELIZABETH BLOSSER. Carlisle. EK Ed DEBBIE BRESSON. Bala Cynwyd, EEC. CEC. PCEP ARLENE BROWN. Altoona. E E C. CEC. Circle K BARBARA BRUCE. Stale College. ME Ed EK Ed. Phi Epsilon Omicron. Omicron Nu, I M’s DARIA BUESE. Windber. Mu Ed NICHOLAS BULAT. Allquippa. MthEd DIANE BULLA. Phila. EK Ed LAURA BURDEN. St Marys. HE Ed. Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister. AHEA ANNE BURNSTEIN. Huverlown. S P A. Jazz Club. NSSHA CAND1 BUSSARD. Bethlehem. S P A. Phi Kappa Phi. NSSHA. Undergrad Faculty Rep PAMELA BUTLER. Phila. RchEd, Rehab Club SUSAN BUTZ. Stroudsburg. El Ed LYDIA CALVANO. Yeadon. A Ed. NAEA. Delta Upsilon Little Sister. IM's. Vol Ser MARCIA CAMPOLONGO. State College. F.1 Ed. Alpha Epsilon Alpha. Parmi Nous. Chrldg MARIA CAPOZZELU. Hazleton. EK Ed PHILIP CARLES. Betlwood. Mu Ed. Phi Mu Alpha. Mngr Blue Band. Wind Ensemble NATALIE CARLSON. Kane. EEC. OL. RA. IM's JOANNE CARR. Girardville. S P A DAVID CATTELL. Exton. E E C. Stud Cncl for Exc Children. Univ. Concert Choir DONNA CEDRONE. Phila. RchEd. Stud Cncl for Stud Asst Ctr STEPHAN CICIPPIO. Norristown. SecEd. Army ROTC ANN MARIE CIOTTI. Archbald, E E C. Cncl for Exc Chiblren. PSEA. Volun Serv Cen CHARNA COHEN. Phila, EK Ed. AWS Sec, Pa Legal Soc CINDY COHEN. Phila. RchEd |ERRY COHICK. Newville. EK Ed HAROLD CONNER. Onshore. IA Erl. Acacia. IA Ed Soc KIM CORBIN. Phila. SecEd VALERIE COSTANZO. DuBois. EK Ed. Alpha Zl Delta. PNRHA Rep. Stud Adv Board ROBER T COURSIN’. Lancaster. E E C Vo Ed. Alpha Lambda Epsilon. Pa Voc Assoc KELLY MARIE COURTNEY. Pgh. SPA. Phi Kappa Theta Little Sister. Delta Psi Omega SUE CRAMER. Lewistown. A Ed. Outing Club. NAEA. Blue Band. White Band i ademit Curriculumand Insimction • Art Kduc.iiion JACQUELINE CROCUS. Bethlehem. El Ed EK Ed. Ed Stud Cncl. CURA Rep. Vol Ser Ctr MARGARET CRYER. Seabrook Md. EEC. Outing Club-Ski Div. Choir. PARC. NEAA MAUREEN CULL1NAN. Pgh. S P A. Delta Gamma. Outing Club MARY CUNNINGHAM. New Castle. VI Ed. Iota Lambda Sigmu. VICA RANDI CUTLER. Hnvertown. RchEd MARGARET DANCHIK. Pgh. HE Ed. IM's. South Halls Cncl. AHEA. Free U DEBORAH DAVIS. Marion. S P A. Phi Kappa Phi. NSSHA CHRISTOPHER DAVISON. Tamaqua. IA Ed. IA Assoc. 1A Assoc of Pa. IM's. Rifle Club ROBIN DEBIB. King of Prussia. SecEd. BARBARA DESERIO. Lcviltown. EEC ______1__ Business 306 Educo lion n of Exceptional Children • Educational Administi: maureen ri.ri:i!K phd... ek i-:«i K.ipp.i Deli.. m„, USA FOLEY. Connellsville. EK Ed. Concert Choir. Chapel Choir. PSU Singers I ILL. POOR. Breeze Wood. El Ed CARMINE FORMICA. Lancaster. E E C DEBRA FOREMAN. Havortown. E E C EK Ed. Pi l.amlKla Thela. Cncl for Exc Chii. I iillul CINDY FORREST. Hbg. EK Ed CANDY FOSTER. Washington DC. S I' A. Free U. PSOC. NSSHA. Cmps Crsd MELISSA FRAZER. Chicoro. SecEd. IM's. Residence Hall CnrJ SUSAN FREY. Beaver Springs. E E G BARBARA ANN FRY. Columbia. K E C. Keystone Soc- Yoric. IM's. Cncl for Exc Chil HOLLY DICE. Ocean City. N|. El Ed. Erl Stud Cncl. PSEA DIANE DIX. Slale College. EK Ed. Kappa Alpha Theta. Eqsl Team MARGUERITE DOMENICK. Altoona. A Ed PATRICIA DOOLEY. Phila. RchKd. IM's. Rehab Ed Club ROXANNE DOUGLAS. Holl.daysburg. SecEd. Lion s Guard Drill Team. Capers-Alloonii PAMELA DOWNS. Huntingdon Valley, HE Erl, Delta Gamma. AHEA. Ponhel NANCY DRAPCHO. Bellefonle. EK Ed MARIA DREATER. Scranton, A Ed. Ice Skating Club SHERYL DUDNICK. White Plains NY. E E C. PSEA NEA MELISSA DUMOFF. Scranton. S P A. NSHA JEANNE DUNN. Albertson NY. S P A. NSSIIA MELINDA DUNN. Stair; College. E E C. Alpha Chi Omega BARBARA ANN DUPRE. Pgh. EK Erl. Della Gamma MARY DURBOROW. Stale College. Mi. Erl. Mu Phi Epsilon. UP. Fencing Glub CHERYL DYKE. Pgh. VI Ed. Delta Sigma Thela. Unity Christian Fel Choir LISA BDINGER. Reading. EK Erl. Alpha Xi Delta. Alpha Gamma Rho Little Sister SAIJ.Y EHRLICH. Dallas. SecEd. GWENS MARION ERLICHMAN. Falrl.awn N|. S P A. OTIS, Sec SSMA. Volunteers JAN ESTER LINE. Rchcrsburg. Mu Ed. Concert Choir Pres. Chapel Choir. PSU Singers KATHLEEN EVANOFF. Erie. E E C EK Erl. Della Gamma. QWENS. Cncl for Exr; Children LYNN EVANS. Kingston, EK Ed. SPEA. Ed Stud Cncl DEBORAH EVOCK. Bellefonle. EK Erl. Froth PATRICIA FAHEY. Kcnnell Square. E E C GKQRGIANNA FECANIN. Clifton NJ. S P A. NSSHA. NSSHA Treas. Marching Blue Band NANCY FENNELL, Pgh. S P A. NSSHA. Dairy Science Club JANICE FINOCCHIO. Pa Furnace. El Erl CHRISTINE FITZGERALD. York. S P A. NSSHA CLIFF FITZGERALD. Bryn Mmvr, El Ed RON FITZKEE. Red Lion. SecEd. IM's MICHAEL Fl.ICKINCER. Spring Mills. SecEd. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Sigma Delta Chi Education 307 SHELLEY FRYMAN. Villanova. E E C LORETTA CALIjXGHER. Holland. EK Ed. Pi Lambda Tlicla. Alpha Kappa Chapter THEODORE GALLO. Stale College. RohEd. Alpha Chi Rho. I M's. Gentle Thursday Comm CATHY CANOE. Pearl River NY. E K C KATHY OARBRICK. Slate College. RohEd. Alpha Phi TERRI GARDE. Hala Ovnwyd. EK Ed SUSAN GARFIELD. Oceanside NY. RohEd, Oasis Help Gtr. Stud Asst Clr DAVID CARNES. Chambersburx. SecEd FRANCES GATTINELLA. Upper Darby. EK Ed. Pi Lambda Theta. I M's, PSEA Pres JEFFREY GELT ,, Dover, SecEd, Tennis. Concert Choir |OEI. GULDIN. Green Lane. Mu Ed. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfoniu. Blue Band. Jazz Band SHELLEY HAIMOW1TZ. Springfield. RohEd MARY ANNE HALEY. Chadds Ford. EK Ed ADREINNE HAMLIN. Pgh. N K P. Volley Ball. PSEA. SNEA. Black Stud Union Sec DIANE HANNAK. Twin Rocks. E E C hiciiliotial P.sycholooy • Kh;mrnt;irv Kducation • THOMAS HARDY. Springtovvn. M E MARIAN HARVAN. North Versailles. EK Ed DIANE HARVEY. Phila, EL Ed. .eta Phi Beta. Omega Psi Phi Little Sister VICKI MASSINGER. Milroy. EK Ed. Delta Kappa Phi CHRISTINE HAUCK. Duncansville. EK Ed. Naiads SANDRA CERSON. Phila. E E C RK Ed. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pi Lambda Theta. CEC JANET GESRECAN. BroomalL ReltEd ANGEI.A G1ALANELLA. Berwick. EK Ed. Delta Della Della ROBIN GLASS. Media. EK Ed. PSEA BEVERLY GLICKMAN. Drcsher. El Ed. PI Lambda Theta. Phi Eta Sigma. IM's 308 Ediicotion VALERIE GOB IN. Harrisonvillc. EK Ed. PSEA. NEA. Ed Stud Cnd. Chrldr-Mont Alto MARY KAY GOFFREDO. Bangor. S P A. Acacia Little Sister. NSSIIA ELIZABETH GOLDSMITH. Upper St. Clair. E E C. Altoona Cmps Choir, Christian Flwshp JANET GOLDSMITH. Newburyporl MA. SecEd. Pi Lambda Theta. Pi Mu Epsilon. Phi Kappa Phi ANTHONY GORDON. Cleveland Heights OH. RohEd. Phi Gamma Delta. Football EDDIE GRAHAM. Phila. EK Ed KYM GRAHAM. Titusville. El Ed MARGARET GRANDETTY. Homestead. E E C KK Ed. Alpha Phi Delta Lillie Sister MARLA GREENBERG. Phila. El Ed. IM's, OTIS GEOFFREY GROVES. Bethel, EK Ed MARK HAVENS. Athens. IA Ed. Delta Upsilon. IA Sot:, IM's JEANNE HAYES. Luthershurg. El Ed. White Band. Cmps Crsd, Music Club DEBORAH HAYS. Triadelphia WV. E E C. Delta Chi Little Sister. CEO ROCHELLE HAYWOOD, Levitlown. SecEd. OWENS. Chimes. Mortar Board VP. Phi Kappa Phi GARY HESS. Kitnnnlng. E E C KATHLEEN HESS. Stale College. SecE l REBECCA HESSER. Hollidavslmrg, EK Ed. Outing Glut) DOUGLAS MILKMAN. Ridley Park. EK Ed. IM'b PATRICIA HILLEGAS. Springfield. RehE l. Basketball. Outing Club WALTER HOELZEL. Lancaster. A Ed. NAEA. Eco- Action HOPE HOFFMAN. Tamaqua. EK Ed JOYCE HOFFMAN. Lnurys-Stntion. RehEd. Keystone Soc. Rehab Org JANET HOUSER. Southampton. SccEd, Cmps Crsd CYNTHIA HOWE. Youngs villo, SecEd AUDREY HUFF. State College. E E C LINDI HUGHES. Pgh. EK Kd K E C. Alpha Xi Della ROD HULTQUIST. Bellefonlo. A Ed KARFLN HUNTER. Williamsport. A Ed, Stud Hearing Comm. Pub Chnm HUB. Oasis HC GINNY HYDE. Ridley Park. RehEd Bin'll HYNES. West Chester. S P A, Kappa Kappa Gamma. NSSHA ELIZABETH IHRIG. New Kensington. EK Ed. Stud PSEA CATHERINE INGALLS. York. El Ed JANE INNES. Fort Washington. A Ed KIMBERLY INTORRE. Stale College. E E C EI Ed. Cncl of Exc Children WILLIAM IRVING III. Droxcl Hill. El Ed JENNIFER JOHN. Uniontown. RehEd; APGA. Ed Stud Cncl. WHRA Comm GARY JOHNSON. Sandy Ridge. RehEd GINGER JOHNSON. Springville. E E C BK Ed. CEC. PSEA MARK JOHNSTON. Reading. Mu Ed. White Band. Brass Chorale (AMES JOLLY. Monaco. A Ed. PAEA. Natl Art Ed Assoc. Big Bros and Sisters KATHY JONES. Mifflin. EK Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. I Ms. Concert Choir LINDA JONES. Bethlehem. El Ed. Lutheran Stud Parish SUSAN JOSEPH. Sharon Hill. HE Ed. Phi Upsilon Omicron. AHEA LUCILLE KARAS. Shenandoah. S P A. Phi Kappa Phi MILDY KARMAZIN. Clostor N|. EK Ed. Alpha Epsilon Phi Industrial Arts Education • Industrial Education • Instructional Media • LansuaRO Education • Mathematics Education • Music Educatio EDWARD KASSAB. Bellwood. RehEd. Pi Lambda Phi. Football EILEEN KEARNEY. Springfield. EK Ed. Gymanstics Club. PSEA CAROL KEATING. Pottsvillc, RehEd |UDITM KEENAN. Emporium. S P A KIM KEISER. Mifflin. SecEd JUDITH KELCHNER. Williamsport. EK Ed SUSAN KELLER. New Bloomfield. E E C. Phi Kappa Phi. Camp Crsd SHARON KELLY. Phila. A Ed. HUB. Undcrgrud Stud Govt DEAN KERSTETTER. Halifax. SecEd. IM's. Orientation DAVID KETNER. Schuylkill Haven. El Ed. Keystone Soc, Ski Club. Schuylkill Chorale Education KATHY KIFER. Hermitage. E! lid, IM’s BILL KIMBERLY. Flinlon. Mu Ed. Mu Phi Epsilon, (’.loo Club. Altoona Spring VYk Co-Chmn SHARON KLICH. Duqesno. S I� A. NSSHA KAREN KMIKCIK. Erin. EK E l. Phi Sigma Kappa l.ilIII; Sister. PSEA DEBORAH A KNAPIK. Pleasant Cap. E EC. CWENS CHRISTINE KOCH. Pgh. E E C. CEC, IM’s |OY KOI.ESSAR. Phila. El Ed. IM’s Cl AIRE KOLOSINSKY. Dickson City. EK Ed. AGAPE. LiCrossc DARLENE KONIECZKI. West Mifflin. EK Ed EE C. Kappa Alpha Theta IANELLK KOONTZ. Bedford. S P A. NSSHA. IM’s Cl IARLES KOVAL. Wallingford. S P A. Sigma Pi ANN KRADEL. Stale College. El Ed. Navigators JANE KREPP. New Bethlehem. SecEd. IM's RUTH KRIMSTOCK. Morion. SecEd. Natl Cnnl For Teachers of Math LINDA KRINSKY. Phila. E E C. CEC MICHAEL T KUZNIAR. DuBois. El Erl. DuBois Lions Paw Co-Ed Cmps Yearbook HELEN LACHAT. Phila. S P A. NSSHA. Lins Union Board Troas BEVERLY l.ACSNY. Pgh. S P A. Zola Psi Little Sister. NSSHA. Karate Club KEVIN LAMB. Paoli. RchEd ANGELA LAMBO. Uniontown. SecEd. OTIS. Roaring Lion Ed DENISE LANDAU. Bethel Park. E E C ELIZABETH 1.ANDF.SCO. Toms River N|. Mu Ed. CmpS Crsd. Choir MICHAEL I.ANGIANESE. Aldan. IA Ed. Sport Parachute Club DEBRA LANGRON. Phila. EK Ed E E C JOHN LKGLER. State College. Ed. IM’s DIANNE LEONE, Puetro Rico. EK Ed. Zeln Tau Alpha LYNDA LEPIONKA. DuBois. SecEd DONNA I.KRARIO. Phila. RchEd CATHY LESI.IE. Pgh. He Ed Nulr. S D A. IM’s CAROL LETCHER. Potlsville. El Ed. PSEA. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Schuykill Chorale. Outstanding Teacher Award Comm ihabilitalion Education • Sitfcly Education • Science Kducalion • Secondary Kducalion • Social Studios Education • Speech Pathology3 LEAH LEVIN. Broomall. E E C KK Ed. PSEA. CEC CYNTHIA LIBERI. Drexel Hill. S P A. Delta Kappa Phi. NSSHA |ANNA LICHVAR. Sharon. E E C. CEC MARYANN LIGHT. Ltbanon. HE Ed. PHEA. AHEA. Blm- Baud AMY L1PMAN. Lancaster. S S Erl ROBERT G LIVRONE. Lower Burrell. SecEd KAREN LOFTUS. Wilkes-Barre, E E C. Colloquy. Vol Ser Ctr. IM’s, CEC KATHLEEN M LOGIJK. Trout Run. A Ed. IM's. Ski Club. NAEA. Altoona RA ANN LOIACONO. Meadville. E E C. CWENS. Hot Un Board PAULA LOWENTHAL Phila. El Ed. Cmps Rep for Amtrnk HI (I Education jjdiolopy • Vocational Education • Vocational Industrial Education Academic Curriculum and Instruction • Art Education • Business Edni CATHY MALATINO, Peeksklll NY. S f A. Vl.all Club. Vbal! Team DAVE MARKOWITZ. Merrick NY. S P A. IM's. NSSHA. Vol Ser. OASIS. Luge Club LAURIE MANEVAL. Slate College, Reh Ed DEBORAH MASO. Pori Matilda. EK Ed. Ukranian Club CHRISTOPHER MATHER. England. EK Ed. Rugby Club. Rugby Team. IM's, OL. RA. Inlernall Club CHERYL MATTEO, Hazleton. Sec Ed. Omega Sigma Pi. Forensic Team. Drama Club. Belle Letters RUTH ANN MATYUF. Pgh. E E C. EK Ed SHERYL MAY. Wallsburg, EK Ed. Mu Ed. Mu Phi Epsilon. MENC. PSEA. NEA. Concert Chior. Educ Stud Cncl STACEY MAYER. Phila. HE Ed. AHEA. OL MARIE MAYNARD. Montrose. HE Ed. Phi Upsilori. Omicron, Omicron Nu. AHEA. HEAC. NAEYC IM's. McElwain Adv Board SHIRLANN' MEIER. Slippery Rock. SocEd. (Circle K KATHY MELLINGER, Rillton. EK Ed. E E C. PSEA Trees |UDITH MERK. Phila. See Ed. Alpha Lambda Delta SUSAN MERRY. State College. S P A JOAN MIOREI.LI. Oakdale. E E C. EK Ed. EMS Interest Hoti.se, CEC DAVID MIEI.E. Clearfield. SocEd. IM's ANN MILLER. York. EK Ed. Sigma Gamma lota. Keystone Soc, 1CA Interest House. IM's. York Vars Soccer, Swing Choir CAROL ANN MILLER. Mohnton. E E C. PSOC. Keystone Soc. BSC A. HUB. Big Sister. RA JUDY MITCHELL. Three Springs. EK Ed THOMAS MOLINO. Portage. El Ed. FUG. Thespians. Ski Club WENDELL MORGAN. Lcwistown. A Ed. NAHA. Lambda Chi Alpha. WHR BEVERLY MOSAKOWSKI. Norristown. E E C IEFFEREY MOSER. Barto. El Ed. Elcm Stud Cncl. IM's MARYANNE MOSER. Altoona. RchEd. CEC. Circle K. Vol Scr Cntr SUSAN MOSTARDI. Effort. E E C. IM's. Hall Cncl at Ml Alto CARY LUBELL Slate College. E E C. IM's. Dream Theatre Group ROBIN LUBER. Warminster. A Ed. NAEA. Art Cart CONSTANTINA LUGACOS. Mincrevlllc. Ek Ed. Alpha Gamma Delta. Chorale. Stud Govt Assoc. LA JAMES LUMP!� JR. Sharon. Sec Ed. IM's. Theatre JODI LUTES. Wasli 1A. EK Ed. Pi Lambda Theta GRETCHEN LUX. State College. Mu Ed. Mu Phi Epsilon. Omicron Delta Kappa. Concert Choir. Symphony Orch. Chapel. PS Singers CHRISTINE LYNCH, Norristown. Reh Ed. IM's. RA. Stud Cnslr. Social Chrmn of Interest House DENNIS LYS1AK. New Castle. E E C SANDRA MACANDREVV. Phila. SccF.d KAREN MACK. North VA. EK Ed TZIVIAH MOYLE. Levittown. RehEd DAVID MURPHY. N East. El Ed. IM's lANf-rr MYERS. Ahington. EK Erl REBECCA MCCASLIN. Bollefonte. A Ed. NAEA. PSEA ELIZABETH MGCLORY. Ardmore. E E C. Sigma Pi Little Sister E(limit fan 311 NANCY NONEMAKER. Waterfall. E E C ANNA O BRIEN. Media. S P A. Kappa Delta. Theta Chi Little Sis. SHC. Stud Adv Board. NSSHA MARY ELLEN ONCIDL Mahanoy City. EK Ed. Sigma Sigma Sigma. PSEA Chrmn. Salt Chrldr, Vol Scr MAUREEN O'NEIL, Arnold. E E C. IMs LYNN OSELE. Cheswlok, SPA. Circle K OBENEFIKO OWEI I. Nigeria. Inst M. Nigerian Stud Assoc Sec. African Stud Assoc Sec. Drama MICHELE PACIFICO. Phila. Sec Ed SUSAN PARADISE. Lntrolte. Mu Ed. Chi Omega. Omicron Della Kappa. Parmi Nous. Chimes. Concert Choir Pres. PS Singers. Chapel Choir, ASAC MELINDA PARKER. Hatboro. S P A. NSSHA RICHARD PARKS. Pgh. A Ed. Pi Kappa Phi REBECCA PASSMORE. Irvonu. Mu Ed. Mu Phi Epsilon CARRIE POWELL Verona. Rch Ed CAROL PAYNE. Devon, El Ed. Kappa Alpha Theta JEFFREY PAYNE. York. EK Ed. Alpha Phi Omega MARY PELLECRIN. Pgh. El Ed. PSOC counselor Kdncation • Cultural Foundation of Education • Curriculum and Supervision � Developmental and Remedial Reading • Educat PAMELA PETERS. Allentown. SecEd CHERYL )0 PETRELLA. Rochester. HE Ed. Alpha Phi Delta Little Sis. USG DONNA PHILLIPS. Slate College. EK Ed. Choirs. Alpha Phi THERESA P1CCOI.A. Hazleton. EK Ed PAULA PIEKOS. White Plains NY. A Ed 312 Eduoaffdit |EANIE MCCLORY CAROLINE MCDOWELL. Phila. IA Ed, IM s ANNE MCGARVHY. Exton. E E C. CEC ROBERT MCGLADE. Bethlehem. IA Ed. Della Kappa Phi. VICA. IAAP. IM s. IFC. Basketball GUY MCWRKATH. State College. RehEd. USG. Concert Choir. Press Assoc. Alpha Phi Della SALLY NACURNY. Boalsburg. EK Ed. Concert and Chapel Choirs CATHY NASH. Williamsburg. HE Ed. AHKA MARY NASUTI. Swarlhmore. RehEd. PSOC |OAN NAVITSKY. Shenandoah. SecEd RUTH ANN NKCKOWICZ. Phila. El Ed MARGARET NEELY. Elmira NY. RehEd. OL. Alpha Phi Omega. Colloquy Sec. Pres. And Adv Comm VICTORIA NEFF. York. A Ed BARBARA NELSON. DuBois. EK Ed, Delta Mu Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. PSEA. PSOC. Chrldr. Lmgungc Club. DU Yearbook GLORIA NICKLOW. Berlin. EK Ed DEBRA NOBRR. Lewistovvn, HE Ed. Gamma Sigma Sigma. AHEA VALERIE PIERCE. Philo. E E C CAMILLE PILO. Pottsvillc. EK Ed CATHY PLUSHANSKI, Kulzlown, El Ed. PSEA. Berks News PAUI, POST. Slate College, IA Ed. IM s. Intervals Christian Fol Pres. Hallelujah Singers SHARON PREASE. Phila. E E C. Delta Sigma Theta. Omega Psi Phi Little Sister PATRICIA PRESSER. Kendall Park N|. E E CJ EK Ed. Pi Lambda Thclu. IM's. CFG, Spd Olympics ROBERT PUP1CI I. Whiteonk. EI Ed. IM s JEAN RANKIN. Pgh. S P A KATHLEEN REBEK. Schuylkill Haven. SecEd. Keystone Soc, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Chorale PATRICK REDICAN. Willow Grove. SecEd. Aliquippa House. IM's. Dorm House Pres KAREN REGAL. Pgh. HE Ed. Alpha Phi Della Lillie Sister. AHEA. Archery Club MELINDA RICE. Siinhurv. El Ed. Alpha Chi Omega. Pi Lambda Theta. Stud Hearing Comm SUSAN RUTERHOFF. Avalon N|. EK Ed, PSEA Student Can.I CHERYL RODGERS. Erie. EK Ed ROSKANN ROSCIA. Altoona. HE Ed. AHEA. Ivy.side Players wMM BETH ROSF.NAU. Elkins Park. S P A. Alpha Phi. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Skull Bones. NSSHA Prog Dir. UCC. Swim Team Asst Mgr. Stud Asst Clr. PCEP PATRICIA ROSS. Worr. EK Ed GERALYN ROSSI. Arnold. E E C DEBBIE ROTH. UnlonlOwn. EL Ed. IM s CYNTHIA ROYER. Coplay. K E C. CEC. IM s. House Pres LAURA ROZEGKI. Arnold MD. K E C RENEE ROZSA. Allentown. E E C PATRICIA RUDE. Wnymnrt, EK Ed. Drama Club. ESC. Rep to Alumni Assoc | AMES RUMBAKGER. Tyrone. Mu Ed. Blue Band DIANE RUFF. Springfield. K E C. Phi Kappa Phi JUDY RUGGIERL West Chester. S P A. Alpha Sigma DEBRA RUSNOCK. Hazclton. EK Ed AIMEE RUSSAKOFF. Phila. EK Ed. IM s. WSI IR MARY LEE RUTH. Martinshmg. S P A. NSSHA DEBORAH RUTHERFORD. Altoona. Sec Ed NANCY RYBA. DuBois. RchEd CINDY ELLEN SAGER. Bellefonte. HE Ed KAREN SALAI. Ruffsdale. S P A. NSSHA MARILYN SANTANGELO. Draxol Hill. Mthlal. Tau Epsilon Phi Little Sister. IM's SUSAN SCHEAFFER. Port Carbon. S P A. NSSHA FnucatioiMin xrTprimriTCTMTdrH T diulali • KmTciiHonitl Psychology • KlomttnUiry Hdtication • Klrmrnlurv ami K Edueotion 13 GRETCHEN SCHWEITZER. Dalton. EK Ed SUSAN SEKBOLD. Danville. SecEd. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Panhel Cncl Sec, Ambassador Prog JOSEPH SELECKY. Hollidaysburg. IA Ed. I A Soc JANET SEIDLING. N Huntingdon. SecEd KATHLEEN SETTIMIO. Altoona. E K C. Circle K. CEC. Vol Scr Ctr. Lauralton Clr MICHELLE SHAFFER. Allentown. F.K Ed. Delta Delta Delta ROBERT SHAFFER. S Canaan, SecEd. Pershing Rifles. Scabbard ft Blade, Phi Kappa Phi MICHAEL SHAPIRO. Pgh. RchEd. Outing Club. Keystone Soc. Vol Ser Ctr, Forestry Tech Club LYDIA SHAPOWAL, Phila. E E G KIMBERLY SHEARER. Bethlehem. EK Ed. Della Delta Delta. Phi Kappa Psi little Sister CHARLES STEINMETZ. PhiLt. SeeEd AMY STEVENS. OrbSsonia. EK Ed. Pi Lambdd Theta. Ed Stud Cncl. PSEA CYNTHIA STOCKDALE. Dayton. RchEd. Block and Bridle Club. Vol Services DAVID STIK1.AITIS. Phila. A Ed MARY STIVALA. Scranton. E E C. Sigma Chi Little Sister. CEG. I M's. Keystone Soc CATHY STROHM, Bethel CT. SncEd. I M's. Cmps Crsd CAROL STUDT. Venetia. E E C TERRY SULLIVAN. Phila. IA Ed. I M's SANDRA SYVIENCKI. Erie. EK Ed IOANN SW1TALA, Pgh. RchEd FRANCIS SYNNAMON. Leviltown. SecEd. Vets Orgnztn. IM’s CLAUDIA SZYMKEWICZ. Tarentum. E E C. CEC. Phi Kappa Phi KATHLEEN TAWZASH. Nazareth. A Ed Art. NAEA. Art Ed Assoc TERRY TEEL Mt Bethel. RchEd LINDA TEKAI.Y. Philipsburg. El Ed uht r Education • Home Economics Education • Industri.il Arls Education • Industrial Education • Instructional Media • I KATHLEEN SHEEHY. Norristown. RchEd. Free U Children’s Theatre ELAINE SHERAKAS. Shenandoah. S P A. Natl Stud Speech and Hearing Assoc WILLARD SHIFFER. Pine Grove. IA Ed MARY MARGARET SH1PE. Duquesno. RchEd. Women's Gymnastics Team Mgr ELLEN SILVERSTEIN. Phila. El Ed. PSEA BARB SILVERSTRIM. Dushore. E E C. CEC. Volunteer Service Cntr LINDA SIMMONS. Phila. E E C. Phinuette Organization KATHLEEN SISK. Pgh. A Ed. Natl Art Ed Assoc DEBBIE SMITH. West Wyoming. El Ed. PSEA. NEA NANCY SMUCKKR. Mission. El F.d CAROL SNYDER. Parker. EK Ed. IM's. PSEA. Keystone Society. Hurt Clui� . All Faith Choir CHERYL SPROWLS. Creighton. E E C CHERYL SPUDIS. HughestoWn. SecEd TR1CIA STAFFORD. Sharpsville. RchEd, Pi Lainlida Theta M1RTA STAVISKY. Southampton. E E C El Ed MARGARET TERLESKL Easton. EK Ed E E C. IM's. Colloquy. CEC. Intrnatl Cltrs Intrst Hsc MARY |ANE TETTBMER. Norris. RchEd BOB THOMAS. Murrysville. El Ed CINDY THOMAS. State College. E E C. CEC. PS Parachute Club JULIA THOMPSON. Monroeville. El Ed KATHRYN TOMLIN. East Greenville. S P A. NSSHA ALICE TUSCHER. Reading. SecEd. 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Eastern Orthpdox Fellowship SANDRA WILCOX. Clarks Summit. E E C BARBARA WILLIAMS. Brownsville. EK Ed. Alpha Chi Omega. OL. Panhel. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister. B'nui Brith-Hillel JANICE WILLIAMSON. Danville. E E C CHRISTINE WILSON. West Chester. Mu Ed. Concert (Choir. Chapel Choir. PS Singers DEBRA WILSON. Aliquippa. EK Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. IM's. OL NANCY WILSON. Ahington. E E C KI Ed. CEC. Outing Cluh PATRICK WILSON. West (Chester. El Ed. Freedom Use. Fooshall Forum Mag NANCY WINGF.RT. Warren. KK Ed. Pi Lambda Theta. Stud PSEA MARY JANE WINIARSKI. Philo. S P A. NSSHA SUSAN WISNIEWSKI. Bridgeport. SecEd, Vol Sur (Cntr. Women’s Lacrosse HELENE WOLKOV. Media. E E (C KK Ed. Stud PSEA. CEC MARIA WORF. Pgh. HE Ed. Phi Upsilon Omicron. AHEA PAMELA WORKMAN. Akron. SecEd ALISON WRIGHT. Schuylkill Haven. A P A. Keystone Soc YVONNE WRIGHT. Morrisvllle. E K C. Alpha Phi Alpha Little Sister. Unity (Christian Ministries Choir. Dance Troup EILEEN YARD. Erie. El Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. Behrend Tennis. Stud PSEA. Coll of Ed Stud (Cncl JANICE YOUNKIN. Hlyshurg. K E C__________________ n • Science Jxhicntion • Secondary Kductilion • PHYLLIS ZACCARINO. Cecil. SecEd. IM’s. OL. Vol Ser Cntr RUTA ZAGARS. Lancaster. El Ed CATHY ZANIv. Phila. EK Ed BARBARA ZDILLA. Bcdle Vernon. SecEd. Phi Kappa Phi. OL CINDY ZEIGLER. Lewislown. EK Ed. Alpha Lambda Delta. Cmps Crs l JOHN ZKLEZNJCK. Bellefonte. IA Ed. Alpha Chi Sigma. Wrestling JAY ZINGLEY. Hellertown. SecEd. Glee Club, lota Mu Alpha Sinfonia ANDREW' ZORN. Lcviltown. IA Ed. IM’s. Scuba Diving LOR! ZUKHRMAN. Pgh. S I' A SANDY ZYZAK. Pgh. S P A. Della Theta Sigma Little Sister. IM's Educotion 315 To those who arc graduating, my hearty con- gratulations. It has been a pleasure to watch you grow from aspiring students to enthusiastic young engineers who have demonstrated an ability to study and learn. This ability is to be nurtured and exercised, for studying and learning are lifelong processes. Equally important, however, especially to engineers, is enthusiasm for putting knowledge to use. Many of you came to college to broaden your opportunities for a better economic position in society than you might have otherwise attained. Yet. you will find that your greatest satisfactions will come from your achievements and your con- tributions to society rather than the rewards that might accompany them. As engineers, you will have many opportunities to improve the lot of mankind. Engineering solu- tions are needed for many of our present and future societal problems, but remember that hu- man. economic and technical considerations are essential parts of engineering solutions. You have often been told that you are facing a changing world with many new problems, and indeed you arc, but I suspect that you would have it no other way. In fact, you will help bring about many changes. Consider the effects of these changes in your work and plan transisfions from the old to the new so as to avoid cataclysmic crises. As engineers, you will find that you have a particularly important role in promoting and in aiding public understanding of the complexities which technological developments introduce into modern life. To do this will require keeping abreast of your paid. This will take a great deal of effort, but it is essential if you intend to stay active in the field of engineering. Many of you are leaving college with visions and new ideas for improving the world. Do not wait to do the great things that stir you now. You will find them harder to do and require more lime to accomplish than you first believe, but get started early and be persistent. Remember the men and women with whom you went to college. They are your contemporaries who will be helping you to reshape the world. Keep track of them through your alumni associ- ation. Whatever your path, keep your enthusiasms high, your knowledge current, your aspirations noble, and your determination firm. We on the faculty have been delighted to work with you. Our best wishes follow you wherever you go. N.J. Palladino. Dean N. . Palladino. Dean Hid Engineering COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING n late November. 1977. a 39-year old woman left Hershey Medical Center to resume a normal life. That in itself is not extraordinary; what is special is she is the only living patient in the United States whose life was saved by the use of a newly-designed heart-assist pump. The pump, oth- erwise known as the left ventricular-lo-aorla assist pump, was constructed by the cooperative effort of Penn State's College of Engineering, under the di- rection of Dr. Winfred Phillips, and Hershey Medi- cal Center, under principal investigator Dr. Wil- liam Pierce. It's miraculous. Seven years ago we couldn't do it. Dr. Phillips said. Dr. Phillips. Director of Engi- neering Studies, has reason to be ecstatic; the pump's success paves the way for completion of their totally implantable artificial heart that is currently used only in animals. The history of the left ventricular heart-assist pump goes back to 1971. f that time, Drs. Phillips. Brighton, and Pierce and their staff of 2(i were faced with criteria for designing an artificial heart pump for animals. First, blood damage and clott- ing within the pump had to be minimized. This problem was alleviated by developing the first mock circulation system, allowing researchers to evaluate blood flow patterns within the pump. If the Pow patterns showed blood damage or clots, the pump's design was changer until good Pow patterns were achieved. The second criteria was to deliver blood at cor- rect pressures and pows on demand. heart-assist pump should pump five or more liters of blood per minute at the proper pressure for systemic and pulmonary circulation. This was accomplished by constructing a unique, automatic control system that increased and decreased the speed of the pump, depending on the patient's need. Lastly, the left ventricular assist device had to sustain the performance of the left ventricle — the The engineering diosol laboratory' ventricle that pumps into every part of the body except the lungs — until the normal ventricle could take over. These criteria were met and the result is a left ventricular assist pump that rests outside the body and is approximately pst size. The exterior is a hard, plastic case and inside the case is a seg- men fed. polyurethane sac. The inside of the sac is microscopically smooth, preventing blood cells from attaching and growing an artificial surface. Between the plastic case and the flexible sac is a large air space. The heart-assist pump is driven by pulses of air between the hard case and soft sac. Tubing goes from the apex of the left ventricle, through a valve. and reaches the segmented sac. Blood passes from the sac. through a valve, to a tube, and finally to the person's aorta. When an air pulse is positive, it pushes blood out to the aorta: when the sac is empty and the pressure is relaxed, blood Pows from the left ventricle into the pump for the next pumping. The success of the left ventricular heart-assist pump, however, is only the beginning. Drs. Phillips and Pierce and the research team are developing a totally implantable artificial heart that will consist of two artificial pumps representing the left and right ventricles. Presently the air compressor and machine running the pump is too large to implant within a human body. What is still needed is to miniaturize the device and to decide what type of implantable motor and drive system will be used. The day when a doctor will implant a totally artificial heart is not as far away as it may seem; already a cow has lived for 78 days with an implanted artificial heart. Dr. Phillips predicts that in some time in the future it may be easier to replace the left ventricle with the assist pump and to replace both ventricles when necessary with the totally implantable artificial heart. —Marjorie . Seng Precision may ho critica Sophisticated equipment available to engineering students STEVEN ACKMAN. Emporium. M E. I’i Tau Sigma, Tail Bela Pi. Phi Eta Sigmn, SAE. ASME. PSOC PATRICK ADAM1AK. Pgh. E E. IEEE DAVID ADAMS. Now Holland, I E. Triangle. IM's. Eng Cncl. Am Soc of ME. A1IE SUSAN ALLEN. Union City. ME. CWENS. Koyslone Soc. Soc of Women Eng. Soc of Auto Eng ABBAS AMIN. Iran. C E. Persian Club. AICE NORMAN ANDERSON. Wilcox. M E. Am Soc of ME RICHARD APPLEBAUM. Wayne N|. A E. Blue Band. Am Sim: of AE BENIAMIN ARCANGELI. Tunkhannock. E E. IEEE, Eng Cncl. 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Gmps Cr$d OAKY FRISHKORN, Beaver Fulls. E Sc. Astro Club. Penn Stale Ovorcomers CAROL ANN FULLER, Nesquohoning, Ch E. Soc of Women Eng. AlChE. IM's TIMOTHY FULLERTON. Zclienopln. O E. Phi Kappa Phi KENNETH FULTZ, Williamsport. A E. SSAE. Acacia. Mine Bund ROY O ALLOW AY. Houlsliurg. I E. Lambda Chi Alpha. AIIE PATRICK CARDINER. Renovo. C E. ASCE DAVID CEHMAN. Cobpershuig. M K SHARON CEHMAN. Douglassville. (J E. Chi Epsilon. ASCE WILLIAM CENTII.MAN. Kane. E E. EUC. IEEE GLENN CEKMER1CK. York. B E. IEEE. Heart Lab jDQUGLASS GERSTNER. Glossporl. Nue E. NKOTC. Am Nnc Six: |AMES CILL. Scranton. E E STEPHEN GIPSON. Pgh. A E. SSAE ALAN COLLEM. Piltstun. Ch E. Sc Club Pri . Vet Club KAREN GONSALVES, Springfield. Env E. Alpha Xi Della. Chimes. IM's. Soc of Women Eng MARY JO GOODHEART. Pgh. Ch E. Phi Lambilu Upsllon Sec. AlChE. SWE. EUC ROBERT GOODHEART. Pgh. M E. ASME MICHAEL COODSON. Ocean City NJ. Acrsp. IM's, Chess Club, Outing Club MARK GRABOWSKI. Fair view, E E RICHARD CRASZL Greenshurg. I E. Alpha Pi Mu Pros. Phi Eta Sigma. Football CRAIG GRAYBILL. Pgh. Ch E. AlChE. FCA. IM's TIMOTHY GREEN. Erie. M E. IM's NANCY GREENBERG. Bordentown NJ. A E KEVIN GRIESS. Wappingers Falls NY. E E. Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nu. Marching Blue Band. F.van Pugh Award. Pres Sparks Award ELIZABETH GROSS. Louisiana MO. Env E. Soc or Women Eng VP GEORGE GROSS, Stale College. E E. Vets Club, IEEE ROY GRUBBE. Emporium. E Sc. Tail Beta Pi. Phi Kuppa Phi. Pi Mu Epsilon ALAN GURSKY. Tamaqua. C E. Chi Epsilon CARL GUSTENHOVEN. Melrose MA. C E. Rugby Foolliall Club. Nitt Divers. Barbell Club joking •Architectural Engineering • Biomedical EquipmKnlTcchnologyjChcn iv� l Engineering • Electrical Engineeri DANIEL HALEY. Emporium. Env E JOHN HANLIN. Erie. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE. Cycling Club. Bohrend Radio Club CLARE W HANSON. Warren. Nuc E. Alpha Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Quarterdeck Soc. Blue Band. ANS. NROTC GARY HARKNESS, Min Lakes NJ. A E. Pres Freshman Achievement Award RUSSELL HARMS. Allison Pk. Env E AMY HARRISON. Doltsliorg. Aersp. AIAA. IM's KEITH HARSHBARGER. Lakeworth FI.. E E. Alpha Phi Omega. Soccer. IEEE. Karate, Nltl Divers MARY HAUSER. Pgh. Ch E. Tau Beta Pi, Figure Skating Club. SWE ELIZABETH HAWKINS. Valencia. Env E. SWE. ASCE MARK HAYDUK. McKeesport. M E. ASME. IM's inoorin� • Knginccring (Graphics • Knsincorin� McchanicsjK nee General Engineering. JEFFREY HEDGES. Ramsey N|. Ch E. Triangle. NROTC. Quarterdeck Sue:. AlChE. IM's. Battalion Crndr DALE HEDIN. Hatlmro. M E WILLIAM HEIM. Gettysburg, Acrsp, Triangle. I'hi Eta Sibina. IM's. AFROTC. Sue i f Am Military Eng. Arnold Air Sue. IFG Board of Con. AIAA MOSTAFA H EMM ATI. Slate College. M E. Altoona Soccer GEORGE HHRSHEY. Hanover. Nue E DONA1J) HESS. York. C K. ASCE. Chi Epsilon. IM's GENE HEYLER. Morris. E Sc. IM's. SES DAVID HILL. Reading. Ch E. AlChE. IM's MICHAEL HILL. Wayne. Acrsp. AIAA VI� JESSE HILTY. III. Leech burg. E Sc NANCY H1RKO. Munhall. Ch K. IM's. AlChE Trcas. Soc of Women's Eng MARTY HOCH. Ambler. M E. IM's TIMOTHY HOOVER. Red laon. Ag E TIMOTHY HOPKINS. Erie. Ch E. AlChE. IM's. Nlltany Chemical Soc. BC Stage Band JAMES HORST. Lancaster. M E. Tau Bela Pi. Pi Tan Sigma. SGA. Keystone Soc. York SUB Comm KEITH HOUSER, Willow Street. M E. Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma ERIC HUNDERTMARK. Gilwoniu. E E. Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE FRANK HUTTEL Erie. C E. Bohrcnd Soccer JUDITH IPOLETTA. Cheswiok. Aersp. AIAA. IM's. Jazz Cluh ROBERT JACOB. Willow Grove. E E. Triangle. IEEE. Fencing IOSEPH IANKOVIAK. Exeter. E E. Circle K. IEEE JOSEPH JASTRZEMBSKI. Reading. E E. Acacia. Blue Band. IEEE. IEC Board of Control. Rep BRYAN JENSEN. Stale College. E E DANIEL IOFFE. Dresher. E E. Amateur Radio Club. Ogontz News, ICA Housing Chinn DAVID |OHNS. Altoona. C E. ASCE JEFFREY JOHN JONES. Camp Hill. E Sc. SES. Artificial Heart Research. Eng Rep to York SGA JOHN R. JONES. Rutledge. C E. Soccer. AROTC. Ride Team. IM's. Rangers. SAME. AICE. Orienteering DAVID JORDAN. Connellsville. C E. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi MARK JOYNER. Tunkhunnock. E E. IM's. Wilkes- Barre Soccer. AFROTC Drill Team KEVIN KACHMAR. Lancaster. Aersp. Alpha Chi Sitona IEFERY KACYON. Berwick. E E MIRIAM KALAMINSKY. Phils. Ch E. Tau Bela Pi. Phi Lambda tJpsilon. AlChE. SWE, Undergrad Eng Cncl STEPHEN A KAL1STA. JR. Fords N|. A E. SSAE. IM's. Lutheran Stud Parish. Model Railroad Club THOMAS KANE. Pgh. E E. IEEE. IM's. Outing Club. Inter-col Acad House Soc Chmn JAY KASMER. Pgh. Ch E. Alpha Chi Sigma. AICE IOSEPH KATACINSKI. Wilkes-Barre. C E. ASCE JEFF KATHMAN. Erie. E E THOMAS KELLAGHER. Camp Hill. Ch E. Sigma Pi. AlChE. IM’s. Soc Chmn GARY KELSO. Irwin. Ag E. Alpha Epsilon. ASAE FREDERICK C KEMMERER. Zionsville, E E. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Phi Kappa Phi 326' Engineering |OHN KENDRICK. Toms River NJ. Nuc E. Triangle. ANS. EUC DENNIS KENNEDY. Osceola Mills. C E. IMs JONATHAN KENNEDY. North E.ist. 0 E. ASCE STEVEN KERCH. Portage. D E DAVID KERNICH.. Taylor. E E RANDY KRF.NZER. Hnnover. Aensp. AIAA STEPHEN KRETSCHMAN. Ambler. C E THOMAS KUCHARIK. Whitehall. C E. Chi Epsilon. IMs, CE Pavilion Proj. ASCE. Outdoors Club. Bicycling Club PETER KUDYBA. Parsippany Nj. Ch E. Alpha Kappa Lambda. IM s BETH KUEHN. Monroeville. E E. IEEE THOMAS KUMMER. Butler. C E. Vars. Baseball RICHARD KUTYN. C.lon Mills. Aersp. AROTC. Soccer RONAIJ) LAGOI.A, School Haven. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Stud Jud Board. IM s JOSEPH 1-AKATA. Ncsquchoning, Ch E MICHAEL LAMBORN. Martinsburg. E E, Quarterdeck Soc. Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu Enginooring 327 MARK KOEHNKE. Pgh. E E. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nu. PSARC DAVID KOLESAR. N. Huntingdon. E E. IEEE ROBERT KOLOSKI. Nanticoke. E E AI.AN KOSYDAR. Olyphant. E E. Ting Soc. Pres ROBERT KOVICH. Heckschervillc. M E. Photo Club. Soc of Auto Eng. Parachuting Club KENNETH KOWALICK. Pottsville. C E. ASCE CHARLES E KOZAK. McKees Rocks. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Ik ta Pi ROBERT KOZUCH. Forti City. M E ALLEN KRACHANKO. Factoryvillc. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE IGSEPH KRAWTZ. Bradenville. Aersp, Arnold Air Soc CLIFFORD LANCE. Now Kensington. C E. Tau Beta Pi. Chi Epsilon. Phi Kappa Phi JOHN LANGE. Allentown. M E. Alpha Chi Rho. IM's DAVID LAWTON. Bloomsburg, C E. Chi Epsilon. ASCE WILLIAM I.EBEGERN. Norristown. C E. Chi Epsilon. Phi Kappa Phi. Tau Beta Pi. ASCE JOHN D. I.EHN. Huntingdon Valley. E E. Nav HAROLD KERSTEBN. Swarthmoro. M E. Lacrosse Club. IMs MORTEZA KHAYAMI, Iran. M E JOHN KILIAN. Stale College. E Sc. Triangle. Tau Bela Pi. Scabbard and Blade. Orientg Club. Table Tennis Club. AROTC GARY KING. New Holland. C E. Nitt Grotto. Watgame Club STEPHEN KITKO. Flinton. E E. Bin Kappa Nu PHILIP KITLINSKI. llbg, C E. ASCE DENNIS KLINGER. Valiev View. E E, IEEE BRADLEY KNAPP. Palmyra. C E. ASCE BRUCE KNOTH. Mendenhall. M E PHILLIP KOCH. Coraopolis. E E DAVID MEYER. Tonawanda NY. M E. ASME, IMs SCOTT MICHELE. Turnball CT. M E |OSEPH MICIKAS. Wilkes-Barre. C E. ASCE RONALD MIGGANTZ. Pgh, I E, IM s JEFFREY Ml HOCKS. VV Mifflin. C E. Kappa Delln Rho. ASCE MICHAEL MILLER. Bethel Pork. E E. Phi Kappa Theta. IM s. IEEE DANIEL MILLS. Pgh. Ch E. Cmps Crsd. Choirs. Rel Alf Comm JOHN MISIK. Beaver Falls. C R. ASCE BRUCE MITCHELL. Cambridge Springs. E E. IEEE. SWE ANDREW MirrURA. Emmaus. K E. Nili Divers. Nil! Valley Track. IEEE. Track 32B Englriifering STEPHEN LENDWAY. Donora. E I. Alpha 7.ota. AUE. Son of Manu Eng BRUCE LEONARD. Allentown. E E. Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa No, Tan Beta Pi. IM s. IEEE. PSOO WILLIAM LEONARD. Tobyhanna. C E. ASCE. Folklore Sue. SES. Cross-country. Keystone Snc MARK LEWIS. Redlands CA. Ch E SUSAN LEWIS. Sinking Spring. I E. Tan Bela Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Pi Mu. OWENS. SWE JAMES LINTHICUM. Bronmall. C E. ASCE DOUGLAS LOESEL. Erie. I E. Sailing Team IOSEPH LOMBARDO. Pgh. E E. IEEE. lM s RUSSELL LOVE. Dro.sher. C E. Soccer. IM s EARLIN LUTZ. Quakertown. M E. Symphony Orchestra. Wind Ensemble. Brass Chorale KATHLEEN MAILKI, Natrona Hgls. Ag E. Ag Club. ASAgE STEPHEN MALIESKY. Berwick. M E. Kappa Della Rho. ASME RUDOLPH MALUSH. Charleroi. Nut: E. NROTC. Quarterdeck Son. ANS DAN MANTINK. Clymer. C E. Rugby Club. IM’s. Orientation. ASCE RICHARD MANWILLKK. Allentown. E E. Sigma Chi. IFC. IEEE ROBERT MAPLKTON. N Huntingdon. E E. IEEE. IM s DAVID MARCHlORL Hmckporl. M E. ASME STEVE MAKQU1SS. Grcencastlc. C E. ASCE IOSEPH MARTIGNE ITI. Lnnsdowne. A E. IM s. PSOC. SSAE. Camera Club. HUB Craft Center ANNE MARTIN. Philo, Ch E. AICbE CRAIG MARTIN. Summerville. C E. IM’s. ASCE. Inlorvars Christian Fellowship RONALD MARUSCIL. Phila. M E JAMES MASCARO. Pgh. A E. Lamb Pel. SSAE. Orientation. IM’s DAWN MATH A. Central City. M K. Pi Tau Sigma. All- Faith Choir. SWE ROBER T MATTES. Warminster. Aersp. AIAA. Civil Air Patrol, Wargames Club. Eagle Flight Drill Team ALEXANDER MAYAKIS. Conyngham. E E. IEEE, t-a Vie. OL. IM s ROBERT MELNICK. Ml Carmel. E Sc ESS. IM s. Triangle. Keystone Son. Photo Club. Physics Club DONALD MENAKER. State College. E E. Karate Club GREGORY MKOLA. Nulley NJ. Ch E. Sigma Pi. AIAA ROBER T MF.ULENKKS. Ft Washington. F. E MARK NICHOLS. Pine Grove, C E. Soccer, Schuylkill Stud Govt Assoc. Parachuting Club RONALD NIM1TZ, State College. Nuc E, Pi Lambda Phi. Am Nuc Soc |AY NYCE. Harleysville. I E. Kappa Delta Rho Pres. Alpha Pi Mu. Omicron Delta Kappa. Mortar Board, Eng Cncl. AI IE Pres. IFC. Outing Club RICHARD OBERMAN. Easton. C E. Theta Della Chi. ASCE JOHN O’BRIEN. Swarthmore. C E. IM's | EFFREY E MOMME. Collegcville. C E. Am Soc of C E BRAD MOORE. Lebanon. Ch E. Outing Club. VVDFM Staff Head, AlChE. SPE. I M's CHARLE MOORE. Greensburg. Env E. Am Soc of C E CHARLES MORGAN. Uncnstcr. Ch E. Lambda Chi Alpha. AlChE. Pres NICHOLAS MORGAN. Dunbar. Ch E. Tau Bela Pi. IM's CHARLES MORGRET. Hgb. Aersp E. A I of Aero Astro ED MORRELL, Lancaster. E Sc. Tau Beta Phi. Soc of E Sc. Nitt Divers RICHARD MORRIS. Erie. C E. ASCE BRIAN MORRISON. Telford. E E. Quarterdeck Soc. IEEE JOHN MORTON. Corry. Env E. IM's Basketball Volleyball Official JOHN MOTT. Vlllnnova. C E. ASCE. Blue Band JAMAL MOUSAVI. State College. M E MARY MUSSER. Stroudsburg. E Sc RANDY MUSSER. Stroudsburg. A E CATHY MYERS. Sligo. C E. ASCE MICHAEL MYERS. Montoursville, I E, Pi Kappa Phi PATRICIA MC GABE. Morion. C E. IM's. ASCE. Soc of Women Eng EDWARD MC CULLOUGH. Pgh. M E. IM's. Free U. Parachuting Club CHRISTOPHER MC HUGH. Short Hills NJ. M K. Track SCOTT MC1NTIRE. Warminster. Ch E. IM's MARK MCKEE. Mars. C E KEVIN MCLEAN. Canton. Ch E. P S Eng. Football DALE NAFZ1GER. Phoenixville. E E. Eta Kappa Nu Rec Sim:. IEEE, Mennonite Fid SUSAN NALBONE. Noxcn. Ch E. Sc Club VP. AlChE, Soc of Women Eng RICHARD NARET. Central City. C E, ASCE. Altoona Omega Kappa Della GREGORY NAUMAN. Elizabethtown. C E, Tau Beta Pi. ASCE WILLIAM NKITZ. Milton. Ch E. Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. Blue Band. IM's IEFFREY NESB1T. Pgh. A E, Writer Polo Club. SSAE LEE NESTER. Emmaus. Ch E, IM's. Outing Club. AlChE SUSAN NEYHART, Stevcnsvillc MD. I E. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon. AUK____________________________ nmcnlnl Engineering • General Kngineoring • Ind iu; PATRICK O'BRIEN. Drrxcl Hill. C E. ASCE. Triangle. Track. Concrete Canoe Club, IM's MICH ALE O'CONNELL. North Irwin. E E. IEEE HUGH O’DONNELL Hntbbro. Ch E. Bela Theta Pi SKMOON OH. Altoona. A E. Fencing. IM’s. Soccer JON OLLENDORF. Reading. M K Engineering ,'i«i Aerospace KngincerinK • Agricultural Kn inoerinfi RKMIGIUS ONYSHCZAK. Ashely. E E. IEEE. Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Ser TIM OPRISU. El I wood City. M E. I Ms ASME. SAB CERAM) OROSZ. Export. Ch E. AlChE |ANE ORTMAN. Pgh. M E. Tau Pi. Phi Kappa Phi DWIGHT OVERHOLT. Slntington. Ch E. ACS. AlChE MARK PALMER. Northumberland, M E. Irvin Hall Prog Pres. Interco I Acad House IERROLD PAVLINKO. Erie. E E. Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu DOUGLAS PEOPLES. N Hungingdon. M E. ASME. Fly in' Lions, I M's IEFFREY PHELPS. Rochester. Nuc E. Alpha Phi Alpha |AMES PINGEL. Pgh. Nuc E. IM's. Lutheran Stud Parish Pres. Troas. ANS ROBERT PINTAIL Cecil. C E RONALD PISARZ. Slate College. E E. Vet Fraternity, Sigma Kappa Nu JOSEPH PISULA. Everson. Env E. IM's. ASCE DEBORAH PLATTS: Pottsville. Env E. Schkl Chorale. Stud Stand Board. Keystone Soc. SWE ROBER T POLESHUK. Hhg. M E. Barbell Club JACK POPOVIC. Yonkers NY. A E. IM's. Dorm Athletic Chmn. A A A Interest House JOSEPH POPOVICH. JR. McMurray. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE. Stud Adv, Chess Club. Eng Club. ANS. FREDERICK PORT .. Girardville. Nuc E. Phi Eta Sigma. ANS. WDFM Fine Arts Announcer DAVID PRICE. Johnstown. Env E. ASCE. IM's THOMAS PROVOST. Morristown TN. M E. Theta Delta Chi. ASME. IM's. IFC W. |OHN PUGH. Ml Lebanon. A E. Tau Beta Pi. Stud Soc: of A E. IM's. Cedar Backgammon Club PETEK QUINN. St Marys. I E. Phi Kappa Sigma. AIIE. Acad Chmn. IM's PATRICIA RAKSZAWSKI, Churchville. M E. SWE. Outing Club. ASME. SAE JEFFREY 1 RAPP. Wappingers Falls NY. E K. Tuu Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Phi Eta Sigma. IEEE ERIC RATLIFF. Pgh. M E. Pi Tau Sigma. Alpha Tau Omega. ASME Sec: TERRY RAUBENSTINE. Hanover. Aersp. Sigmu Gamma Tau CARL REBELE. Oakland MD. A E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Wrestling STEPHEN REMINGTON. Berwick. C E. Phi Sigma Kappa. ASCE NANCY RENNINGKR. Monongahela. E Sc. SWE. SAME, CHRA Rep. South Halls Movie Comm JOEL RENT . Reading. Nuc E. ARHS. WDFM Mechanical Kngincermn • Nuclear Engineering • Santtar M)KinBerm LEWIS A RICHARDS. Camp Hill. C E, ASCE. IM's WILLIAM R1GOTTI. Hazleton. A E. Stud Sue of A E MICHAEL RISHEL. York. M E. SAE VP. ASME ROGER ROBB. Port Matilda. E E. SAME. Eta Kappa ANGELA ROBERTI. Youngsviltc. M E ALAN ROBERTSON. Johnstown, E Sc. Delta Sigma Phi Sec. House Mgr. Sr Judicial Board DEREK ROBINSON. Sewickley. Nuc E. Pi Kappa Phi, ANS Trcas. Wrestling JAMES ROBISON. Now Cumberland. E E DON RODGERS. North East. A E. SSAE. Cmps Crsd RICHARD RODGERS. Indiana. F. E. IEEE 330 Engineering SjjjjpnR' Bioi HicanSS • Chemical KrtRinccring • Civil Engineering • electrical Enginccrnm • Kn inecrins • Engine RONALD ROGUS. Charleroi. Nui: EL Tau Beta Pi VI . Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Ml a Sigma. Am Nile Six: ANTHONY ROSCIOLI. Easton. Nile EL Squash CIIuli THOMAS ROSS. I lummclstown. M E. Berks Soccer GEOFFREY RUBIN. Malvern. E K. Eta Kappa Nu EDWARD RUSTKIKAS. McKeesport. E E. IEEE. I louse Pres JAMES RUTENBAR. Lionville. M E IOEL M RUTHS. Stale College. E Sc. IEEE. Soc of E Sc GERALD RYAN. Wilkes-Barre. C E. ASCE. IMs ROBERT RYAN. Leviltown. E E LARRY RYBAR, Pgh. M EL Pi Tmi Sigma. Chapel Choir if' WILLIAM SABOL. Leviltown. Ch E DANIEL SACHSEL Lewishurg. Env EL Sigma Phi Epsilon. West Malls Radio GERALD SACUNAS. Clairton. I EL Pi Kappa Phi STEPHEN SANDROCK. York. A EL SSAEL ASHRACE. Intrn.itI Soccer Chili WILLIAM SANTINI. Monroeville. E EL IEEE GREGORY SAUK. Export. E EL IM s. IEEE JAY SAYLOR. Lebanon. A EL SSAEL Nitt Divers JOSEPH SGARFUTTI. Charleroi. Nuc E VINCENT SGHAPPELL Pottsville. Ch EL AlChEL Keystone Soc, Lit Club. Chess Club. Photo Club VP. Air Hockey Club. Bowling. IM s KURT SCHEE'RKN. Indiana. A El. Phi Sigma Kappa. SSAE RUSSELL SCHLECHT. Monroeville. C E. ASCE MARC K. SCHOCH. Montonrsville. Ch fi ROBERT SCHOFIELD. Erie. E E. APROTC. IEEE MARK E SCHUBER T. Huntington NY, M EL IMs. Motorcycle Racing Team WALTER SCHWARZ. Pgh. E Sc. Basketball Mgr. Chess Club CAREY SEAVY. Pgh. C E. Volleyball Team. Handball Club MICHAEL SENFT, New Salem. Aorsp. AIAA TERRY SHAFFER. Manheim. E EL Alpha Phi Omega. Ski Diving Club STEPHEN SHANE. Wescosville. M EL Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. Rifle. Golf. Heart Lab RICHARD SHANEBROOK. Gettysburg. M E. Pi Tan Sigma. Tail Beta Pi ROBERT SHANTZ. Moca.na.qua, Env EL ASCE SCOTT SHAW. Curwensville. E EL IEEE HARVEY SHERMAN. Phila. E E. Alpha Phi Omega. Eta Kappa Nu. Kung E'u Club. Table Tennis Club GARY S1CII. N Huntingdon, M EL Lambda Chi Alpha DEBORAH SIERGIEJ. Braddock. C EL ASCE. Stud Adv FERNANDO SILVA. Wyomissing Hills. C EL Phi Eta Sigma. Tail Bela Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. ASCE. I M's STEVE SIMCIK. Pgh. C EL ASCE JOHN SMATLAK. Johnstown. E E JOSEPH SMISKO. St Marys. Env EL Rifle Club VP. SCE ALLEN SMITH. Hanover. 1 E Engineering .1.11 KngiTToorinj ntuu ri;iI Ln mccring ■nginuornig BERNARD SMITH. Stain College. Ag E. ASAC.E ERIC SMITH. Gettysburg. E E. IEEE HELEN SMITH. Bridgeville, Nue E. Alpha Lambda Della. ANS. Kur.ile Club RAYMOND SNYDER. Hntboto. C E. ASCE. IM's. Barbell Club BARRY SOOHOKA. Pgh. M E BENIAMIN SOFEER, Elmhurst NY. C E. ASCE. Ynchnd. IM's. West Halls Cnci. Cedar House Pros STEVEN SOMMER. Stale College. E E DAVID SOTTOSANTI. Easton. Nuc E. IM s |OHN SPADARO. Perkasie. Nuc E. Alpha Phi Omega. IM's. IJSC CARL SPRANG. Maple Glen. M E KEN SQUIRE. Glen Mills. C E DAVID STABLER. Abbutistown. A E. Alpha Chi Rho. IM's. SSAE JAMES STACEY. Erie. I E. IM's, Dairy Science Club. Dairy Exhibition LEONARD STEFIK. Pgh. M E. Pi Tau Sigma VP. Tnu Bela Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. ASME |OHN STEINKIRCHNER. Pgh. I E EDWIN STEWART. Conyngham. Ch E. NIIS. IM's AIChE. West Halls Radio Station Eng. JOHN STITZINCER. Clenside. E E. Ski Team. Nitt Grotto. WHR Radio, Outing Club |ERRY STORAGE. Nitro VVV. Env E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Tau Beta Pi THOMAS STOTTLBMYBR. Paradise. Ag E. Rifle Team. EUC. ASAE WILLIAM STRICKLAND. Springfield. C E IOSEPH STUBENBORT. Bethel Park. M E. ASME ROC:KY K STYER. Reading. A E. SSAE VP STEPHEN SWARTZ. Richfield. G E. Chi Epsilon. ASCE. IM's. Stud Soc of Physics MICHAEL TARKO. Uniontown. E E. Eta Kappa Nu, Flying Lions RANDY TEAGUE. Wayne. E E THOMAS TERRY. Ml Carmel. E E. IEEE. Golf. Scuylkill Photo Physics Clubs ELDON THOMPSON. Now Florence. E E. Omega Kappa Della, Karate Club ROBERT THOMPSON. Pgh. I E. AUK Troas CARY TOHILL. Port Carbon. Ag E. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Schuylkill Soccer, Stud Standards Board. Photo Club EDWARD TONEY. Dubois. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. Tau J-M-JIILLL SfrUii---------------------- P-------TT S Mechanics • Kngiimttrins Science • Environmental SOT!RIOS TRIVELLAS. Greece. Ch E RANDY TROPASSO, Bellefonte. Nuc E. ANS EDWARD TURKO. Pgh. M E. Theta Chi THOMAS TURNER. Erie. Aersp. Sigma Gamma Tau. EUC Pres. Christian Sc Org Pres. Acad Asm LISA TWEED. Lock Haven. Ch E. AIChE. IM s. Outing Club. Residential Life Staff. RA Adv Board KERRY TYSON. Roliersburg. Env E VALUETO ANTHONY. Pgh. M E. Phi Kappa Phi. Am Prof Eng Assoc EDWARD VALENTINE. Westbury NY. A E. SSAE. El IRA. RA. Judo Club. IM's VINCENT VANCHO. Lebanon. Ch E. AIChE. ACS DAVID VEIL Wyoniissing. Env E. Chi Epsilon. Ultimate Frishec Team, IM's 332 Engineering 1'� « • Nuclear Jtingincerinfi • Sanitary Engineering Aerospace Engineering • Agricultural Engineering • Architectural Engineering • Hi. PAUL VISSER, Pgh. Ch E. Lamb Christian Fed MICHAEL VOl.LAND. Dillsburg. Aersp. Semper Fidelis Soc, A1AA. York Stage Band GREGORY WACHTER. York. E E. Alpha Chi Sigma DANIEL WADLER. Merritt Island FL. JERRY WAGNER. Bcllwoud. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. IEEE. Navigators PAULINE WALKO. New Castle. Ch E. Choirs. AlChE. SWE PRESCOTT VYAI.MSLEY. Phila. E K. Delta Sigma Phi JOHN C WALTER. Christiana. G E. Tau Knpp.i Epsilon. IM's MICHAEL WAKADZIN. Reading. C E. IM's JEFFREY WEIMER. Aliquippa, Ch E. Hat Un Board. Judo Club. Comm on tin Arts Chmn KEITH WEISMAN. State College. Env 1C, ASCE. IM's. WPCF, A ft A Interest House. Free U. Gentle Thurs Comm BEN WELLS. Devon. E Sc. SES. Cmps Crsd. Episcopal Stud Assoc RUSSELL WELLS. Bellcfonte. Nuc E DAVID WERNER. Hcllortown. C E DENNIS WEST. Washington. C E. Pi Kappa Alpha |OMN B WEST. Nelson. C E. Chi Epsilon. Tau Beta Pi ROBERT WHITAKER. Halifax. E E. IEEE JAMES WIGI.E. King of Prussia. Ch E THOMAS WILBUR. Stale College. Nuc K. NESEP DOUGLAS WILLIAMS. Pgh. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE PAUL WILLIAMS. Newtown Square. M K. Phi Eta Sigma. Pi Tau Sigma. ASME IEFFREY M. WILSON. Murrvsville. IM's. Floor Treas RUSSELL WILSON. Pgh. C E. Phi Beta Tau. Phi Eta Sigma, USG Sen. Volunteers WILLIAM WILVER. Columbia. G E. ASCE PAUL WITT. Wexford. C K. ASCE KENNETH WOLFE. Carlisle. Ag E. Tau Phi Delta. Ml Alto Wrestling and Soccer MICHAEL WOLFF. Morrisville. C E. ASCE, IM's DWAYNE WOMER. Landisburg. Env E WILLIAM WOODFORD. Kane. M E. ASME. SAF. DONALD WROBLEVVSKI. Wellesley MA. Tau Bela Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. Truck. Cross Country HOWARD YOCUM. Oak� . A E. Phi Mu Alpha. Blue Band THOMAS ZAJDEL. McKeesport. E E. Bln Kappa Nu. McKeesport Photo Club Pres TONY ZARGER. Greencastle. E Sc. Comp Sc. Tau Beta Pi. SES. Sec. Treas. ACM. RA GEORGE ZAVRAS. Waynesboro. M E CHARLES ZEBROSKY, Hatboro. G E. Ogontz Rifle JEFFREY ZELIK. Pgh. Ch E. AlChE. IM � RONALD ZIMMERMAN. Bethel. C E. ASCE. Berks Tennis and Soccer. IM's FRANCIS ZLATKUS. Milmont Park. M K. ASME. SAB. IM's DAVID ZWICK. Stoystown. I E. IM's. A1IB. Cycling Club. AFS. Forestry Sue. SME GARY ZYHOWSKI. Trafford. Ch E. IM's. AlChE Engineering 333 The Dickons quote, the host limns and the worst of limes, seams quite appropriate as a way to open a state- ment to a class graduating from this College in W78. You will begin your professional careers without the un- certainty of a nation at war, without the breadlines of the 1930’s, without the civil unrest of the last decade, and in a society which is placing an ever increasing emphasis on the type of human services you are prepared to provide. You have completed a broad general education and have an ex- cellent background for a wide variety of people oriented careers in addi- tion to your specific major special- izations. Do not be discouraged by the real- ization that the 1978 job market for the specific positions you may have been planning is poor. Although many of your careers may never touch upon the specific areas of your special- ization you can, and will, find a valu- able place in the work-a-day world in which your Penn State, and particu- larly your Health, Physical Education, and Recreation background will serve you well. Good luck to you all. Robert j. Scanned, Dean :i34 Hciillti, Physical Education, and Itixmalion COLLEGE OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION I Health. Physico! Education, and Re creation 335 The College of Henllh. Physical Ed- uca lion and Recreation (HPER) pro- vides many valuable services for its 840 undergraduates, not the least of which is the true education which can he acquired only by being involved, by interacting with other people and by responding to the need for new contacts and experiences in life. The college is divided into two de- gree programs - Health and Physcial Education and Recreation and Parks. Upon graduation, a minimum of 134 credits is required for the former, while a student studying the latter must have 132 credits in his curricu- lum. After successful completion of the progrom. Health and Physical Educa- tion majors receive a BS degree and are certified to teach health and phys- ical education and may obtain many diverse positions, such as teachers of health and physical education, coaches and trainers of athletic teams, directors of intramural and in- terscholastic athletics and physicals directors of youth serving agencies. This major also prepares the student for advanced study and graduate work leading to such fields as college teaching, physical therapy, and re- search. A short practician is required of the Health and Physical Education major, who must spend a minimum of five days as an assistant physical educator in a public, private or paro- chiul school. This practician provides the student with the necessary prac- tical experience in a school setting to make the students' courses more meaningful. The probrum of Recreation and Parks provides the basis for lead- ership. supervisory and adminis- trative positions in federal, state, and local recreation and park depart- ments. schools, voluntary agencies and other agencies and institutions which provide recreation facilities. A student of this program may choose one of four options: Community Rec- reation and Parks. Outdoor-Related Recreation. Therapeutic Recreation, and a combination option. Also, a work-study program is available Badminton, dunce and which gives the student the opportu- nity to put classroom theory into practice. Besides the numerous benefits the college has for its students, including a nationally and internationally known faculty, the College of IIPER provides a large, self-supported serv- ice program for the entire University. The basic Phys Ed 5 courses are of course required for all and they amount to approximately 35 different sports. Penn State's College of HPER has one of the largest intramural and club programs la be found in the United Stales, with 15 intramural sports and 33 sporting clubs. The fa- cilities for these intramural and club programs are spread over the entire campus and include Beaver Stadium. the Intramural Building, the Ice Skat- ing Pavilion, the Motor Behavior Lab- oratory. the Natatorium. Noll Labora- tory for Human Performance Re- search and the Stone Valley Recrea- tion Area, besides numerous others. —Lisa MarrongcHi archery arc among the many offerings of the cal logo 336 Health. Physical Education, and Recreation White Building Health. Physical Education, and Recreation 337 ;u« Urolih. Physical Education, and Hcental ion MARCARET A HR AS HOFF. AHoona. Ph Ed. Ph Ed (Hub. I M's. S|m:I Olympic Vol KATHLEEN AMMAN. McKeesport. H P E. laikonians. I M's, Naiads. Stud Cnei. II P E (Hub MERRY JENNINGS. Mush........ Kc Pk GARY JOHNSON. W'nrminister, Rc Pk SANDRA KACIIUR. McKeesport. II P K, II P K CIluli. I M's. Cheerleader CONNIE KAMYK. I� gh. Re l k REXEA KATZ. McKeesport. Re Pk. Re Pk Sim. • Kecrcnlinri .m l P« JAMES KENNEDY. Tyrone. II P E. Gym Club SHARON ICINNAN. Tioga. II P E. Basketball Mgr. Camps 4-11.11 PE Club DIANE KRAIPOVICH. Allentown. II P E. Block S Bridle. II P E Club CAll. KLAWITTER. Catawissa. Re Pk. Re Pk Sue, Episcopal Sind Assoc Pres KURT KREISHER. Mnnlgomeryvdle, II I� K. IMs. Hzlln Soccer (-AROI. KSENSIK. Newtown. II P E. Orientation Steering ('om. NUAS. Navigator HARRY S. KULP. Phila. Re Pk. Wildlife Sim.. Outing Club. Re Pk Sw:. Theatrical Prod MARY I.ACI IESKY. Erie. Re Pk. Kappa Alpha Theta. Re Pk. Sw. 01. VALERIE LANCSTAFF. Lmdsdale. II P E. Intemll Sim: Club. II P E Club. Ml All Vars Club Treas CHRISTINE LARSON. Olenoldcn. Ph Etl. Field Hockey. Lacrosse. Basketball. Parmi Nous |AMKS EARL Valley Stream NY. H I’ E. All Christian Eel. Wrestling CONSTANCE EDWARDS. Orohirtd. Re Pk. R Pk Sue. IMs DAVID EI.LWOOD. Ilarlmrereek. Re Pk RICHARD FAVJNCKK, Morgantown, H I E. Lakonians. Pies. IM s. II P E Club. HP ER Stud Cnd DEBORAH S FINDER. Framingham MA. Re Pk. Ro Pk Sue. PAL!LX KRANITTI. Canoiisbnrg. H P E EDWARD FREEDMAN. Phila. Ph Ed. IIP ER Cluli. Ogontz Basketball KOANA FULLER. Pine drove Mills. II P K. H P E Club, Softball. IMs WALTER FUNK. Coalesvllle. II P E. Sigma Pi. Lakonians. HP ER Club. Swimming, Nitt Divers DIANNE CARY. Nanly Glo. Re Pk. Roc Pk Soc. IM s. Vol Serv Center. Inlreol Acad House |OHN CEMMII.L. Stewarlslown. H P E. All Basketball. All Coif CERR1E GEKNSHACK. McKeesporl. Rc Pk. Little Sister Sigma Pi. Blue Hand T1IF.RF.SE CIOVINA . .O. Roslyn. H P E. Little Sister Alpha Chi Epsilon. Ogontz Hockey. Basketball. Softball. IM s. Ogontz Out Ret; Assoc LINDA GORDON. State College, II P E, Gym Club. Alpha Sigma Alpha. II P E Club |OANNE ORATI ON. Silver Spring Ml). Rc Pk MARK GRIFFITH, Warsaw NY. II P E. IMs HANNAH GROSS. Phila. II P E. H P E Club. Lakonians. Ogontz Hockey, Swimming. Out. Club KATHRYN HANLON. Willow Grove. Kc Pk. Little Sister Tau Kappa Epsilon. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Kc Pk Sue TIMOTHY P. HANLON. Kingston. II P E. IM s. II P E Club. WDFM ANNE HARVEY. Rochester. Re Pk. IM s. Inlr Vars Christian Fel. Re Pk Soc. Heaver Vball GORDON HAY. Pgh. Re Pk. Alpha Phi Omegii. Stud Hearing Comm. Re Pk Soc MARK HESS. State College. II P E. IMs. H | E Convention RON HOSTETLER. Hollsopple. Rc Pk. Parmi Nous. Football. Christian Ath Fel KATHY HOYT. Erie. Ph Ed. Cwens. 11 P E Club, Bchrend Basketball. Vball STEVEN HUMMER. Elizabethtown. Rc Pk Ihmltli, Physical Ki ucofiori. rind Pocrcallon Xiii PATTI LAUER. York. Rc Pk RUTH LAWSON. Sugar Grove. Ph Ed. Delia Them Sigma. Phi Mu. IM's. M P F. Club. Crops Crsd BARBARA I.EFTON. Ford City. Rc Pk CORINNE 1.EPARIK, Oakland NJ. Rk Pk. R : Pk Sou. Volunteer Action Ctr. Basketball MARY MARRO. State College. Rc Pk. IM's. Outing Club. Mill Divers. Rc Pk Soc. Volunteer-Service, PARC. Cmps Crsd. Rc Pk Publication’s Comm KRIS 1 11-: MARSH. Waterford. Rc Pk. PSOC. Gymnastics Club, Rc Pk Sou KATHLEEN MAZUR1CK. Hazleton. H P E. Basketball, IM's. H P E Club STEVE MEDOFF. Spring Valley, Rc Pk EILEEN MEENAN. Middletown N|, H P E. Cross- Country. Track and Field STEVEN METZGAR. Ordnnd, Rc Pk. Rc Pk. Soc. IM's. Fol of Christian Athletes. Nall Wildlife Fed JEFF MIIXF.R. York. Rc Pk. Basketball Copt NANCY MINSHALL State College. Rc Pk CATHY MIREXDA. Media. Rc Pk. Rc Pk Sou SUSAN MITCHELL. Meadviile. Rc Pk. Cmps Crsd. Rc Pk Soc, IM's. Volleyball. Softball PATRICIA MOLL1CA. Bound Brook N|. Rc Pk. Alpha Lambda Della. Ijik. IM's. RA. Rc Pk Soc, Stone Valley Outdoor School, Shaver's Creek Nature Ctr SUSAN MOORE. Georgetown. 11 P E. Beaver Crops Softball, Vball. Varsity Club. HP ER Club PEGGY MOSES. Nurberth. Ph Ed. Oruhesis DEBRA MURHPY. Pcrryopolis. II P E. Fayette Vball. H P E Club Trans JOAN MURRAY. Scranton. Ph Ed. H P E Club. Fencing. Senate Comm. Keystone Sou. Chrldr RAPHAEL MUSTO. Pittston. HPE CYNTHIA MC COOL. State College. H P E. Bowling TERRENCE MC MULLEN. State College. Rc Pk. Hzltn Stud Un Board. Colloquy. Hzltn Crops Soccer ANDREA NEIFERT. Coplay. H P E. Lak. Softball. H P E Club THOMAS OTTO. Altoona. 11 P K. Altoona Crops Basketball. HPER Club WENDY PASCHEDAG, Bricktown N|. Rc; Pk. Kappa Phi. Fencing MOLLY PETROFF. Erie. Rc Pk. Rc Pk Sou. Nature Ctr. MARY P1TCHFORD. Pottslown. Rc Pk. Rc Pk Club. IM's. Centle Thurs. Vol Serv LEE PLESSF.R. Washington Crossing. HPE. CWENS. Chimes. Mortar Board. Pi Lambda Theta. Lak. H P K Club. IM's. H P E Stud Cncl. Track Field AMANDA POPE. Phila. H P E. Black Caucus. Little Sister Alpha Phi Alpa |OHN PRIBILLA. Wllllamslown. Rc Pk. Della Kappa allh Education • Health and Physical Education JANE PROSSER. Bethlehem. Rc Pk. Rc Pk Soc CINDY PRUNER. Pgh. H P E KAREN PURV1N. Shavertown. H P E. IM's. H P E Club, Stud Adv. Lak NORANNE READ. Hyde. Rc Pk CHRISTINE REBUCK. Sunbury. RC PK. Kappa Phi, I.AMB Pel. Rc Pk Soc. Outing Club RONALD REDD. Phila. HPA RICHARD REICE. LeviRown. II I� E. Soccer DEBORAH RIDDLE. State College. Rc Pk. Rc Pk Soc. LAMB Fcl ANN R1EGEL. Wilmington DE. Rc Pk. Delta Gamma. SUSAN RINTZ. Hunt Valley. Rc Pk. Delta Delta Delta. Rc Pk Sou and Recreation • Physical Kdur.ation • Recreation and Park. 340 Health, Physical Education, and Hecroatlon .Health Education • Health and Ph; NEIL ROBERTS. Pori Malidn. I IP HR. Baseball. I M's CHARLES ROBEY. York. R : ! k. Blue Bund ROBERT RONDEAU. Now Oxford. Re; I'k. IM's. North I lulls Twilight 1-eague ROBERT ROSENSTEKL. Ebensburg. II l E. Altoona Golf. IM's LINDA ROWLANDS. Ilazelton. II I� E. IM's, II P E Club. Lutheran Church Ed Comm. Colloquy SALLY RIJMSKY. Bradford. Re Pk. Alpha Delta Pi. Con Choir. l-amli Ful, Christian Con Comm JOHN SALLADE. Slate College, Re Pk. Re Pk Soc. Track. Navigators. Christian Fo| JOANNE SCIIOKLL. Philu. II P E. PSAHPER Lnkonians. Softball. Hockey, II P E Club. IM's JODY SCHWARTZ, Pgh. H P E. Baseball. IM's. Spel Olympics Asst CORDON SEARI.ES. Stale College. I I P E. Altoona Soccer S Golf. Altoona Spring Week Comm LYNNE SEA MON, Scranton. II P E. Chimes. Lakoniaiis HP ER Honor Soc. Pi luimbdu Theta, Keystone Soc, HP ER Chib. NAKYC. HP ER Assoc MALCOLM SI AS. Grccnshurg. Re Pk. Lakoniaiui. Re Pk Soc. Mt Alto RA LEE ANN SMITH. l-atrobo. Re Pk. Bhrnd Tennis KAREN SNELL. Pgh. Re Pk. Koppa Alpha Psi Little Sister LOUISE SOLTIS. Pgh. Re Pk LEE STANO. Bnothivyn. Re Pk. Hockey. Softball THOMAS STEINER. Huntingdon. Re Pk. Re Pk. Soe. Veterans Org STEPHEN STRAYER. ChamlMirsbutg. Re Pk, Re Pk Soe. IM's JUDITH STURTZ. Seaford NY. II P E. Lokonians. Softball. Fencing JOHN SUNDERUW'D. Warsaw NY. Ph Ed. Beta Theta Pi. Wrestling. Baseball. Stod Trainer Football DONALD SUTHERLAND. Paopaek. Re Pk. Scabbard Blade. Rangers. Re Pk Soe. IM's SUE TAWNEY. WayncslM.ro. Re Pk Rc Pk Soe CHARLES TAYLOR. Hopwood. II P E. IM's, Fayette Stud Far. Rep Stud VP KENNETH THOMSON. Hollidnysburg. Rc Pk. Re Pk Soc SHEREE THRONE. Carlisle. Re Pk. Rc Pk Soe. HP ER. Assoc. Softball. Scuba Club DAVID TILLY. Scwlckley. Re Pk. Re Pk Soc. PA Re Pk Soc. Nat) Rc Pk Assoc ANDREA TOSKI. Pgh. Rc Pk. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Rc Pk Soc, Vol Ser Clr THOMAS TWARDZIK. Mt Top. Rc Pk. Phi Kappa Psi. Cheerleading, Rc Pk Soc WILLIAM VOLLRATIL Hulboro, H P E. Bela Theta Pi Wrestling. IM's CLAIRE WATSON. Pgh. II P E. Alpha Phi. Swimming. leaf Education • Health, Physical Education and Recreation • Physical Education • Recreation and 1 IACQUELINE WAY. Sugar Run. Re Pk. Re Pk Soe IEFFREY WEAVER. Camp Hill. Re Pk. Tau Phi Delta. Lacrosse Club MARGARET WILLIAMS. Newtown. Rc: Pk. Rc Pk Sue.. IM’s MARY WILLIAMS. Oakmont. Rc Pk. Rc Pk Soc. HP ER Stud Cnel. Basketball Mgr. Softhull. IM's |AN WILLIAMSON. Reading. Rc: Pk. Rc Pk Soc. PA Rc Pk Soc:, Stud Adv. Swimming PAMELA WOLOSKY. Isabella. H P E. II I� E Club. IM's. Folk Choir ROBERT YASKO. McKeesport. H P E. McKeesport Basketball EARNEST YEAGER. Shamokin. Ph Ed CAROL YESLINE. Pgh. Rc Pk KATHLEEN Z1CK. Kingsley. Rc: Pk. Rc: Pk Soc. Health. PhvsceuJ Kdoeotion. cind Herr,relation 3JJ Donald Ford. Dean The Collage of Human Development is a profes- sional college with the responsibility for preparing people for the human services and community serv- ices professions. It focuses a major effort toward translating growing basic knowledge about man into useful applications for improving the quality of hu- man life by developing ways of resolving and pre- venting problems in such areas as child development, family relationships, gerontology, community devel- opment and planning nutrition, nursing, health plan- ning and administration, administration of justice, mental health, housing and food service adminis- tration. and man-environment relations. A student who elects a Human Development major signifies a desire to take an active professional part in the intensive nationwide effort to help people and com- munities find new way's toward satisfying, harmo- nious living. Perhaps two words symbolize what it is hoped students cultivate as a result of their experience in the College of Human Development. The first of these is commitment. It is people who care enough to make the effort, to exert the energy and persistence to achieve valued goals, who make a difference. The second word is competence. Competence in knowl- edge and skill to inpuence events to achieve desired human results is acquired only through disciplined and continuing effort. Commitment without com- petence is energy undirected: competence without commitment, skill undirected. Either alone may be destructive, but the two combined provide energy. direction and effectiveness. basic to the College’s approach is the study of individual and community concerns through four academic divisions with one or more majors in each. These divisions are Biological Health, Community Development. Individual and Family Studies, and Man-Environment Relations. Since the College stud- ies man as a complex hiological-psychological-social entity as he is influenced by his social and physical environments, the work of the division is closely interrelated, and interdisciplinary teaching and re- search are stressed. The Institute for the Study of Human Development facilitates this research ap- proach. Eight undergraduate majors are offered, each broadly defined, permitting a variety of emphasis within that general peld: Community Development: Food Service and Housing Administration (with Ad- ministrative Dietetics and Service Administration op- tions): Health Planning and Administration; Individ- ual and Family Studies (with options in General Individual and Family Studies. Infant and Early Childhood Development. Child and Adolescent De- velopment. Adidt Development and Aging, and Fami- ly Development and Relationships): Law Enforce- ment and Corrections: Man-Environment Relations: Nursing: and Nutrition (with options in Community Nutrition. Medical Dietetics, and Nutrition Science). An independent peld study project is a requirement of several of the College's undergraduate majors, and such a pructicum experience is encouraged for all students in the college. Six graduate programs are available: Community Systems Planning and Development: Human Devel- opment and Family Studies: Man-Environment Rela- tions: Nursing: Nutrition: and Nutrition in Public Health. Three associate degree programs are offered: Community Services; Hotel and Food Service: and Retailing. The College of Human Development is Penn Slate's response to the University’s WHO report which pre- dicted society's need for trained professionals to help improve the lives of people and communities. This unique interdisciplinary college reached a milestone in 1977 as it celebrated its 10th anniversary and now is looking to the future to continue preparing profes- sionals to develop better ways for happier, harmo- nious living. Donald Ford. Dean 342 Human Dcvulopmunt COLLEGE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Xtiipiinfl |ui� uj )op w(7 umunii uoaxopuoff The Collage of Human Development, ivhich has just celebrated its tenth year as part of Penn Slate, has come a long way in its short history. Initially. the college was started in response to a larger set of needs of students, hut now it has become part of the fabric. so id ames L Peri no. assistant to the Dean of Undargradimte Education. The four basic areas emphasized in the College of Human Development are biological health, commu- nity development, man-environment relations and in- dividual and family studies. The concept behind the formation of all aspects of the college is to improve the quality of individual and community life. Tbe most recent extension of the college is the new Nursing Education Building, which was jointly fun- ded by the University and state government. The nursing curricidum is growing and expanding and the building was much needed. Perine noted. The building is to have several health core centers when completed and will serve not only the Univer- sity. but the entire State College community as well. Examining enrollment in the college shows that there arc more women than men enrolled in Human Development programs. In fad. the University Park ratio alone is close to two women to every one man. I think Human Development is the most exciting college that Penn State has to offer because our focus is on human needs and helping people resolve them.' Perine said. If our students are really interested in working with people, this is where they ought to be. he said. That is what human development is all about. — Lynne Silverman Individual study facilities Nutrition research laboratory 344 Human Development M.nrv. sTimcg A class in the techniques of food preparation FOLUgf observahce or HUM OPWENT wnrour- Hocoptlon lounge in Henderson Building Human Development 345 fWHt Development • Consumer Stuj Development • Community Systems Planning ;im VICTOR ABEI.OFF. Allentown. Com 1) SHARON I.YNN ACHENRACH. Lebanon, IFS. Pro-Vet Club. IFSUSO JOHN AINSWORTH. Oswego NY. IFS SU ALLEN. Waynesboro. Nurs, SNA CHRISTINE AMICONE. Philo. IFS. Phi Upsllbn Omicron, Omicron Nu, IFSUSO CHRYSS |ANE ANDERKO. Freemnnsburg. 15 H. IIPA Club, Vol Scr Center LINDA ANDERSON. Pine Grove, Nurs. Army ROTC. SNA Trees DON ANSPAUCH. State College. MPA. Tmi Epsilon Phi. Zeta Tau Alpha. LaVie. I M's. Kodokan |udo Club Pres. UCC. Japanese Speak Soe. Vol Scr Clr CATHY ARTHUR. Pgh. IFS ELAINE ASHENFELTER. Malvern. FS HA. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Lacrosse. PSOC. HR Soe NANCI BACHMAN. Luzerne. IFS. Ski Club. Drama Club LOU ANN BAKER. Allison Park. LEG. Lamhda Alpha Epsilon VP NANCY BALLANTYNE. Beaver, FS HA. Phi Kappa Theta. IM's. CHR§, PSHRS IIOLLY BALTZER. Friedens. Nurs. SNA GREGG BARAN. Tamaqun. FS HA. Hotel 4 Rest Soe. Comeriety Show FRANGINE BARBASH. Phila. FS HA. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Hotel t Rest Soe ERIC BAR TOLL Natrona llgtv ME R. Triangle_____ illogical Health • Clothing and Textiles • Communit FRANK BATES. Aliquippa. LEG TIMOTHY BAUMER. St Marys. LEG. IM's. Youth Advocate Prog KATHY BAUMGARDNER. Hanover. IFS. USG. Collegian KELLY BEA. Oxford. 11 PA. Phi Kappa Phi. MPA Club Pres. IM's. Chi Phi. Stud Adv Board MAG ALINE BEAMON. Phila. Nurs MARY BEARD. Dallas. ME R. FUG. II Dev Stud Cncl CHRISTINE BECHTEL Trcmont. Nurs. Phi Kappa Phi. SNA NANCY L. BECK. Huntingdon Valley. Nurs. Chi Phi Little Sis. IM's. SNA JUDY BECKER. Tamaqun. Nutr. IM's. SDA LUGENE BECKER. Mohnton. Nutr .TIG Human Development |ILL BECKMAN. Pgh. LEC, Phi Mil. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Softball. Basketball. IM's. Youth S«r Bureau DONNA BEHRENS. Chalfont. Nurs. Della Gamma, Phi Kappa Phi. SNA. Concert Choir HELENE BEKKKY. Johnstown, IPS. AI IE A. IKS Stud Org ELAINE BERNARDINO. Pgh. IPS MICHELLE BERRY. Tarentum. B H. Stud Diet Assoc. PSOC. Nulr Info and Rest; Clr Vol GARY BEST. Emmaus. PS HA. Phi Sigma Kappa. IM's. Athletic Chnnn. PSHRS, Alum Chinn JANET HETTINGER. Minrrsville. IPS. Women s Trick Drill Team Army ROTC BERNADETTE BET . Allison Park. Nurs. OL. RIIAB. SNA. Stud-Fac Rol Comm JANEAL BlDWELL, Port Allcganv. FS HA. Delta Sigma Pi JUDY BILLOTTE. Altoona. 1FS. Circle K. IPS-USO Club EUGENE BINDEN. Jim Thorpe. LEG. IM's BETH BI.ANDY, Bethlehem. HPA. Naiads. Gvmnaslios Club JOHN BLETTNER. Pgh. LEG. Blue Band WINIFRED BLOCK. Sugar Grove. HPA. IM's. HPA Stud Club DANIEL BLOUGH, Verona. HPA. Phi Eta Sigma. HPA Club KAREN BOBINSKI. Stamford CT. Nurs. SNA KATHLEEN BOCZAR. Scranton. Nurs. SNA DAVID BOOLE. Troy OH. FS HA. Phi Delta Theta. Sigma Pi Eta. Football. Hotel and Rest Soc DONNA BODNAR. Emeigh. Nurs, SNA SUSAN BOE. Lower Burrell. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. PSOC Sec. VP. Fnc Sen. Just Act Gr. Intemtl Club Pres KIM BOONE. Spring Mills. IPS. Lamb Pel JEFFREY BOULDIN. N Huntingdon. LEC. IM s. Vars Baseball. Basketball CHRISTINA BOYD. Fairview. HPA. Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sis. HPA KAREN BOYER. Camp Hill, B 11, Chi Omega. SDA. Hotel and Rest Soc CYNTHIA BRADLEY. Bloomfield. Nurs. Vars Tennis. IM's, Cmps Crsd ROBIN BRASHER. Pgh. FSHA. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Sigma Pi Eta. Hotel and Rest Stic DF.IDRE BRIER. Dunmore. IPS THOMAS BRIODY. Bcllefonlc. ME R ADELE BRITTON. York. Nutr SALLY BROADWATER. Hummolstown. HPA. FIIG. IM's. H Dev Stud Cnd Housing Administration • Health IMannint� and Atln CRAIG BROWN. Baltimore MI). Com I). Alpha Phi Alpha. Lion's Paw. Football EVELYNN SHOWELL BROWN. Sharon Hill. LEC. Delta Sigma Theta SALVATORE BROWN. Stole College. IPS. Delta Sigma Pi. Ski Club. USG. SUZETTE BROWNING. Hl� g. IPS. FUG. WHRA GREGORY BRYAN. Phila. Com D. Com 0 Soc CATHY BUBAN. Monroeville. IPS. Phi Kappa Phi. Stud Adv Board DIANE BURG. Pgh. LEC. Sigma Chi Little Sis LARRY BURKE. Wyomlssing, LEC VICKI BURSIC. Cheswick. HPA SHARON BUTLER. Scranton. IPS Human Development .147 Studies • l.awHnforc SUSAN BUTLER. Dunmore. Nurs. Stud Nurses Assoc LINDA BYRNE. Drexel Hill, IFS JEREMIAH CALLAHAN. Devon. LEC. Phi Kappa Sigma LAWRENCE CAMINITE. Beaver Falls. HPA ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Lansdale. IFS JAMES CAMPION. Pollsvllle. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Ski Team REBECCA CARBERRY. Hollidaysburg. IFS SCOTT CAREY. Berwick. Com D. Vets Org CYNTHIA CARROLL. Pgh. B H MARY CARROLL. Matamorus. LEC. IM's. JAC, EHRA DARCY CARTER, Crecnsberg. B H. Alpha Sigma Alpha KAREN CARTER. Rockville MD. HPA. II Dev Stud Cncl. HPA Club. Oasis Help Or. Stud Adv Board to IJnlv Health Center. Vol Scrv Or DEBORAH GATOV. Glen Mills. IFS. Foreign Stud Conversant Prog. IFS Undergrad Cncl DIANE CELECKI. King Ferry NJ. Nutr. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Swim Team MICHAEL CERMANSKI. W Conshohockcn. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. LEC Int Grp. JAG. VP PATRICE CERNAVA. Canonshurg. MER. FIIG. Butterir.k Fash Cncl. Catholic Choir. SURA CAM 11.1. F. CESLAK. West Middlesex. Nutr. Omicron Nu. SDA, HRS. Chapel Choir JOSEPH CHAPIN. Venetia. LEC DAWN CHASE. New Albany. Nutr. SDA. Block Bridle. FSHS TERRY CHBNCHARICK. Tyrone. Nurs. SNA EDITH CHESNEY. Gllbertsville. Nurs. SNA V-ball HUMANA CHESTNUT. Brookville. ME R. Equestrian Club. Research Asst ELIZABETH CHESNUT. Chambersburg. B H. SDA MIKE CHRISTIANSEN. Warminster. Nutr. Zulu Psi. ADA RENEE JIRIK CIGHY. Elizabethtown. B H. SDA. Blue Baud Majorette |OHN CIMELLARO. Unionville. LEC. IM's. Ski Team. USMC Officer Candidate School ALFRED CLARK. Philn. LEC. Phi Kappa Sigma. B-ball Ogontz SHELLY CLARK. Stroudsburg. ComD. CDS. Vol Service Center. H Dev Stud Cncl LINDA CLINE. Lebanon. LEC. JAG. Vol Service Center ALAN CLYMJRE. McMurray. FS HA. HRS ■Intel and Food Service • Human Development • Human Development and Family Studies • Individual and Famil CORINTHIA COHEN. Phila. Nurs ERIC COHEN. Holland. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. IM's RON COLBERT. Oreland. IFS JEANNETTE CONAN. Aldan. LEC MARYELLEN CONE. Feastcrville. FS HA. Omicron Nu. HRS RICHARD CONRAD. Altoona. Com D. Phi Kappa Phi CYNTHIA COOKE. Media. IFS. IFS Under-Grad Cncl. Tennis Delco NANCY COUGHENOUR. Duncanville. BH. SDA MARILYN CRANE. Zionsville. MER. Zcta Tau Alpha. Panhob FIIG CAROLYN CREEDON. Little Silver NJ. MER .'HU i imion Development Corrections • Man-Environment Relations • Nursini KAREN GRESSMAN. Harleysvillc. IKS. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFSUSO. AHEA LARRY CROCEFOGLIA. South Fork. LEG. Scabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifles. Ranger Detachment KAREN CROOKS. Coraopolis. Nurs. SNA USA CUSTARD. Beaver ELIZABETH GUTEZU. Morrisdale. Nurs. SNA. Circle K THERESA CZARNIECKI. Pgh. LEG. Delta Kappa Phi DEBORAH DADISMAN. Belleville. Com D. P. Alpha Theta. CDS JEFF DALCLIESH. North Wales. FS HA. Sigma Mu Sigma DOREEN DALY. HuntingdonValiev. IFS. IFSUSO NASSW BARBARA DARRAS. Leola. HPA JOAN DAV'AGE. Bakerstown. ME R. Sigma Chi. FIIG JEFFREY DAVIS. Reading, LEG JANICE DEAN. Phila. LEG. Vets Club. IM's. Stud Award Comm. Residence Hall Cnc! Beaver JOHN DECARLO. Uniontown. HPA. IM's. Social Science Club Fayette DAVID DBLENICK. St Clair. Phi Gamma Delta. Baseball. Captain PAMELA ANN DE LISSIO. Phila. HPA. Vol Service Center. Ln Vie GLENN DE LOACH. Edwardsville. Corn!) DEBORAH DENHARD. Pgh. MER. Kappa Delta JENNIFER DE ORE. Connellsville. LEG. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Gentle Thurs Comm MARTHA DERBY. Norristown. ME R. MER Club. MER Faculty Senate. Fencing SUSAN DERRY. Indiana. IFS. IFSUSO SAMUAL Di BIA.SE, New Castle. IFS PATTI ANN DICKASON, Wallingford. B H. Colloquy. SDA, Concert Comm GLENN DICKTER. Phila. HPA FRANC1NE DIEHL. Havertown. IFS SWSf-T. SUSAN DI FLAVIANO. Altoona. LEG DENISE DILLON. Crcsson. HPA. Alpha Phi. PCEP ELIZABETH DLUZESKL Shickshinny. IFS. Pi Kappa Alpha. State Civil Service Comm. IFSUSO. Vol Service Ctr ANN MARIK DOUNISH. Old Forge. Nurs. Kappa Sigma GEORGE DORSEY. Newtown. LEC |NutritionjNulr Public Health • Retailing •Biological Health • Cloth� DAVID DOUGHERTY, McAdoo. LEG. Della Sigma Phi. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Barbell Club LYNNE DOUGHERTY. Folsom. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Outing Club. JAG. Jazz Club THOMAS DOUGHERTY. Dunmore. LEG. IM's. Chess Club. Photo Club VALERIE DRACHIC. State College. Com D ANDREW DRAZENOVICH, Wexford. FS HA. Pi Kappa Phi. Football, HRS I.OR1 DRUGMANO. McDonald. FS HA. Chi Omega HRS RICHARD EAGLE JR. Swarthmore. LEC BONNIE EDDLESON. Lansford. Nurs X.O B B C jB SUSAN EGGERT. State College. B 11 CATHY BHRENZELLKR. Mifflintown. IFS. Phi Kappa Phi. Vol Scr Ctr. IFS. Undergrad Stud Org, IFS Newsletter Murium Development 34H immunity Development • Community Systems Planning and Development • Consumer Studies • Family Ecxmomicsj� VIDA ELLIS. Hbg. Com D. Black Caucus. Com D Soc MOLLY EMERY. Waynesboro. LEC. Theta Chi. Vol Service Center IUL1E FAIRCHILD. Canton, LEC. Alpha Phi. Vol Serv Ctr THOMAS FEIGHTNER. McKeesport. HPA CHESTER FERGUSON. Altoona. FS HA. Sigma Pi Eta. H Dev Stud Cncl. HRS JOAN FBRRESB. Scranton. IFS. IFSUSO TERRI FIAMEI.1.A. Northeast. IFS HELENE FINKEL Havertown. IFS LARRY FINKEL. Havertown. LEC, Lambda Alpha Epsilon, |AG MARY FINN. Stale College. HPA NANCY F1KMSTONE, Honesdale. LEC. Phi Mu Delta. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. IM's JANICE FISCHER. Bethel Park. Nutr. Omicron Nu. Swim Team. Water Polo. SDA MICHAEL FONTAINE. Butler. ME R. Peoria NANCI FOSTER. Westfield NJ. Nun CHERYL FOUTZi East Berlin. IFS. IFSUSO. Stud Un Board. Keystone Soc, SGA MICHAEL FREEDMAN. Phila. HPA NANCY FREEDMAN. Havertown. LEC. RA. USG BARBARA FREID. Bethlehem. ME R. FIIG LINDA FRIEDMAN. Ellwood City. Nuts RAYMOND FRIEND. Washington. LEC. Pi Kappa Alpha Pres PETER PRIDIRICI. Orwlgshurg. LEC. Wrestling. Helzel Un Board JOHN FULTZ. Wayne. LEC ANTHONY GAERTNER. Stale College. FS HA. Sigma Pi Eta. USG DONNA CALDIERI, Scranton. Nutr. SDA. NIRG Vol |ANE GATES. Lebanon. ME R. La Vie CLAUDIA GAY. Phila. IFS. Unity Christian Ministry KATHLEEN CKLATT. Honcsdule. ME R. Omicron Nu. IM S. fuc; MARIA GERARD!. Williamsport. HPA KATHLEEN GERMAK. Kingston. ME R. Alpha Phi. SDA. Swim Team. Softball. Schuylkill Chorale MARY KAY CESSNER. Uniontown. Nun. SNA. Nuts Faculty-Stud Relation Hoard ELIZABETH G1DARO. Ml. Carmel. Nure. SNA RICHARD GILL. Allentown. FS HA. Pi Kappa Phi |ASON GLADFELTER, State College. LEC. IM's. Marketing Club MICHAEL GONDKLL, Hazleton. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon DOUGLAS GORDON. Pgh. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Daily Collegian TIMOTHY CRAHAM. Butler. IFS; Blue Band PAULINE CRANATA. Pgh. IFS. PCF.P. IFSUSO LAURIE GREEN. Shamokin. IFS. Phi Upsiion Omicron. IM's. Delta Chi MICHAEL GREEN. Wyomissing. FS HA. IM's |KAN GRIFFITH. Audubon, IFS. IFSUSO I 350 Human Development ROND! HISER. Wayne. ME R. RA. Outing Club. Chorus. Dorm Soc Chrmn ROCHELLE HOBNIG. Valley Stream NY. Nulr. SDA. Nut Nulr Wk Comm. FSCP Vol Ser. CAROL HOFFMAN, Ebcnsburg. HPA, Poll Sci Club. IIPA Club. All Basketball Slot GEORGINA HOFFMASTER. Millmont. LEG. IM's. RHCW VI� ;INDY HOLLAND. Broomall, ME R_______________ ■Hid Administration • Hotel and Food Service • Hu JUDY HOLLER. Buffalo Mills. Nuns, Alpha Lambda Delta. SNA. Phi Kappa Phi. Alt Choir DOROTHY HOMER. Sharon. FS HA. Sigma Pi Eta. Phi Upsilon Omicron. I ll I Rest Soc |OAN HORBIAK. Pgb. R H. Little Sister Sigma Pi. IM's. Catering Soc. SDA. Food Rest Soc REBECCA M HORN. Painted Post NY. IFS. Gamma Sigma Sigma KIMBERLY HORNER. Johnstown. Nurs. SNA DONALD GROSS. Pgh. FS HA. Beta Sigma Bela ROBERT F. GRUBER. Phila. LHC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Concert Choir. Parachute Club CHRISTINE GRUNDZA. Baden. HPA. Delta Zeta. HPA Club HARRIET HALL Butler. 1FS LINDA HALL. Bethel Park. Nurs. Owens. Softball Mgr. Vhall. IM's. H Dev Stud Cncl. Free U Instr. Keystone Hon Sue BELINDA HART. Johnstown. HPA. Delta Sigina Theta. Paul Robeson Dance Troupe MARGERY HARVEY. York. Nurs THOMAS HEBNER. Hl g. FSHA ELAINE HEFFLER. Melrose Park. IFS. IFSUSO. OTIS Cons Act Comm SUSAN HEILES. New Kensington. HPA. Della Della Delta BETH HELTHRBRAN. N Huntingdon. LEC MARGARET HENDERSON. Oil City. HPA. Behrend Vball, Softball JEAN HENRY. Pgb. LEC LEILA HERRON. Kiog of Prussia. HPA. IM s. Alpha Kappa Alpha. UCC. HPA Club. Black Caucus KAREN HICASHIDA. State College. B H. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Gym. Alpha Lambda Delta IIunion Development DAWN HAMILTON. Cochranville. FS HA. Army ROTC. Drill Team. I III t Rest Soc KEITH HARAD. Phila. LEC. IM s ANN HARRIETT. Medford NJ. HPA DONNA HARRIS. Phila. IFS. IM's SUSAN HARRIS. Connecutlake. ME R. Della Sigma Theta. FI1C CRYSTAL HILDEBRAND. Dallaslown. IFS. Alpha Phi Omega. IFSUSO. Equcst Club. Comm Serv HENRIETTA HILL Wyomissing. IFS. AHEA. IFSUSO. Inter-Vars Christian Fel LINDA HILLEBRAND. St Marys. IFS. Qmicron Nu. Little Sister Sigma Pi. Jazz Club DAVID IIILTY, Creensburg. HPA. Sigma Chi, HPA Club. AHA REGAN E HIPPERT, Carlisle. B II DENISE HORNING. Natrona Heights. IFS. Omicron Nu. NAEYC. IFSUSO. AHEA JOHN HOROSKI. Allentown. B H. Jazz Club. Barbell Club CHRISTOPHER HOSMER. Roscmont. FS HA. Sigma Phi Eta. IM's KAREN HOSTERMAN. State College. B H. IM's. CWENS. Omicron Nu, Bowling, Lamb Fel. SDA PATRICIA HOWELL Phila. IFS |ANIS MOWER. Altoona. I.EC. Outing Club. H D Stud Cncl JAMES HUDACK. Windbor. LEG. Pi Lambda Phi. Uimbda Alpha Epsilon DENISE HUNKELE. Oil City. LEG. CWENS. Chimes LAWRENCE HURD. Pittsfield. LEC. I Ms PAM HYRB, Venetia. HP A. IM's. MPA Club. H Dev Stud Cncl. Stud Adv Brd UMS ILENE ISAACMAN. Phila. LEG. Squash Club. JAG Trees CAROLANN JACKSON. Wynnewood. IKS. Kappa Delta. M Dev Stud Cnr.l. SAC Cslr DONNA JENKINS. York. IPS. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFSUSO. RA ANNE JESELNICK. St Marvs. IPS. IFSUSO WAYNE JETER. East Orange NJ. IPS. United Soul Ensem. Black Christian Pel, IFSUSO. Mass Choir PHILIP JOHN. Collingswood NJ. FS HA. Outing Club. Phi Eta Sigma. Omicron Nil. Beta Sigma. Karate Club. Htl A Rest Soc KITTI JOHNSON. Pgh, Nurs TERRI JOHNSON. Boalsburg, ME R. Alpha Chi Omega. FIIG. Little Sister Phi Kappa Psi DENNIS JONES. Levittown, MPA. OL. RA JUDITH JONES. Phila. Nulr INGRID KAISF.R. West Chester. IPS. Conv Prgm Frgn Stud. Coffeehouse ALAN KAGAN. Chambersburg. IPS. IM's KENNETH KASPER. Pgh. FS HA. Collegian. La Vie. Htl. Rest Soc. Scuba Club NORA KAVANAGH. Pgh. ME R NANCY KAY. Plymouth Meeting. HPA. RA. Gamma Sigma Sigma BARBARA KEARNEY. Scranton. Nulr PATRICIA KELLY. Phila. 1FS. Little Sister Delta Chi. IFSUSO SUSAN KINARD. Allentown. Nutr. Vbull. Alpha Epsilon Pi Little Sister. Swimming, SDA. PSOC. Hadt Stud Govt PEGGY KINDLER. Pgh. IPS. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFSUSO. Stud Soc Work KATHY KING. Wexford. Nutr. Kappa Delta. SDA. Phi Upsilon Omicron SUSAN K1NNAN. Tioga. FS HA. Cmps 4-H. Htl ft Rest Soc MARIJO K1TKO. Bcccaria. FS HA. Gamma Phi Beta Pres STEPHEN KLINE. Doylestown. FS HA, IM's. Jazz Club. Htl ft Rest Soc Trees MARK KNAUER. Ml Penn. FS HA. Mil ft Rest Soc DANIEL KNE .EVICH. Wilmetdiii.i:. ME K. Lamb i Juman Development and Family Studies • individual and Family Studies • Law Enforcement and CorrectionsjM MARY KNITTEL. Plymouth Meeting. LEC CAROL KOF.PKE. Bethel Park. FS HA. Outing Club. IM's. Little Sister Kappa Delta Rho, RA. UCC. Htl ft Rest Soc. Catering Club DEBORAH KOESEL. Pgh. IFS. Delta Delta Delta. Little Sister Sigma PI. IFSUSO. VSC PAMELA KOHN. Pgh. IFS. IM's. IFSUSO. Trans Comm. Booster Club PAMELA KONDRAT. Pgh. Nutr. SDA VALERIE. KOPPF.HELE. Lancaster. HPA. OL. H Dev Stud Cncl SHERRI KOSTERLITZ. Pgh. Com D. Delta Chi Little Sister. Oasis. Dvlpmt Soc LORRAINE KOTUI.A. Bethlehem. IFS. IFSUSO. Inter- Vare Christian Fcl PAUL KOZICH. Ashley. LEC. Alpha Sigma Phi. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Circle K. IM's KAREN KRAMER. Reading. LEC 352 Ilumon Development SUSAN LUTKEVICH. Du Bois. FS HA. SDA. PSHRS WILLIAM LYNAM, Folsom. FS HA. IM's. SSB NANCY LYNCH. Dunmore. ME R ROBERT MAC MILI.AN, Phila. LEC. Justice Action Group. Swim Team. Korean Karate Club Pres. Melancthon Players WILLIAM MAC MILLEN. Erie. LEC BARBARA MAHOLAGEJ W Mifnin. Nurs. SNA, Gymnastics Club. Interlandia Folkdance Club. SAB ELIZABETH MAINE, Mlllontvillo. B H. Delta Delta Delta Pres. Field Hockey. HPA Club LAURA MANELLY. Erie. IPS. Phi Upsilon Omicron MATTHEW MANGANARO. Philu. LEC STEPHEN MANGE. York. MER MARY MANZO. Alexandria. Nurs. SNA. RA LORI BETH MARINO. Oakmont. HPA. Triangle Little Sister. HPA Club THOMAS MARSDEN. Philo. LEC. Arnold Air Society. AFROTC SUSAN MARTINELL. Old Forge. IFS. H Dev Stud Cncl Pres. 1FSUSO, Acad Asm. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron. H Dev Stud Hndbk Comm. IM's. Outing Club. 01. CAROL MARTINELL!, Monroeville. HPA. Adv Board for Univ Hlth Ser Human Development 353 INA KRAVETZ. Pgh. IFS. Kappa Delta. 1FSUSO. PCEP TERESA KROL. Nanticoke. IFS. Block Bridle Club DEBORAH KUNTZ. Erie. MF. R. IM's. FUG EDWARD KURTIS. Erie. FS HA. IM s. PSHRS. Kcvstone Soc. HSMA PATRICIA KURZ. Phila. B H. RA. SAB. Dorm Cncl. IM's MICHAEL KUSHNER. Pcckville. LEC. NHAS MARCIA KUTZ. Shamokin. HPA. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Eta Sigma. Concert Choir. Red Cross Vol NINA LABOVITZ. Phila. Nutr. SDA GLENDA LAMBERT, Clearfield. LEC. IM's DEBRA LANZIDELLE. Phila. FS HA. Alpha Lambda Delta. SDA. Stud Adv KATHLEEN LARKINS. Malvern. HPA. Cmps Crsd BLAISE LAROTONDA. Monroeville. LEC SANDRA | LAVENGOOD. Erie. HPA DEBORAH LEARY. Berwyn. HPA SHARON LENZE. St Marys. LEC WILLIAM LEONARD. State College. LEC BARBARA LEWIS. Huvcrtown. MER. Pi Beta Phi PAM LEWIS. St Davids. ME R. Navigators. FUG MARIE LINN. N Versailles. FS HA IHOMAS LI n LE. Danville. Com D. IM's. [.acrosse Club. Com D Society. MER Interest Club SUSAN LOBAUGH. Erie. IFS. IFSUSO SUSAN LOGUE. Cowansvillc. B H. ACR Little Sister. Ice Skating Club. Outing Club DIANA LO VECCHIO. State College. FS HA. SDA. PSHRS GARY LOWE. Wilkes-Barre. Com D JO ANN LUCANIK. St Marys. Com D Systems Planning anti Development • Consumer Plannj LINDA MARZ1ANL Havcrtown. HPA, Stud Govt. RA. Res Hall Cnd Pres. HPA Club DONNA MATKJIK. Philu.. FS HA. Delta Chi Little sister. Stud Dietetic Assoc ROBERT MATEY. N' Versailles. I .EC CINDY MA'ITA, Shenandoah. 1FS. Sigma Sigma Sigma. 1FSUSO Club JOHN MAXWELL Glen shim'. HPA. Sailing Team. FrecU KEITH MECK. Wescosville. FS HA. PSHRS PAMELA |0 MEDSGER. West Newton. FS HA. I M's. Stud Dietetic Assoc. Alpha Chi Omega MARILYN MELATO. York. IFS. Acacia RITA MESLEY. Moadvillc. Nuts, IM's. Newman Assoc Treas. Stud Nurs Assoc Sec, Treas MARY E MEYER. Pgh, B H. Stud Dietetic Assoc JULIE MICHIELSON, Hollidaysburg. ME R. FUG ANDREA MIDDLETON. Dresher. ME R. IM's. USG. FUG JUDY MIGGANTZ, Pgh. ME R. FUG JANICE K MIGLIORISI, Lower Burrell. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. New Kensington Ghrldr |AN MILINSKI. Elkland. HPA. Pi Beta Phi. HPA Club. I I Dev Stud Cncl, Pi Beta Phi Membership Chmn Music Chmn. Kappa Delta Rho Little sister KAREN MILLER, Whitehall. IFS. Phi Upsilon Omicron Sec. Omicron Nu, Phi Beta Kappa. Keystone Soc. IFS Stud Org Sec. Pres. Women's Res Ctr. Sec. AHEA IEFFREY MILLER. State College. FS HA. Phi Gamma Delta. Blue Band SUSAN MILLER. Freeport NY. Nutr. SDA. Stud Ad. N'utr Info Res Ctr. Focus on Nutr Pub Chmn KATHRYN MITCHELL Phila. Nurs (EANNINE M1ZELL Silver Spring MD. Nurs. Phi Mu. Chimes. Gamma Sigma Sigma, PNRHA. SNA THEODORE MONTRELLA. Orcland. FS HA. Delta Tau Delta, PSHRS. IM's. Dance Marathon. IFC BONNIE MOORE. Ghcswick. ME R. IM's. Alpha Rho Chi VP. Bohrcnd Treus RENEE MORET. Lower Burrell. B H. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Stud Dietetic Assoc GLORIA MORGAN. State College. ME R, Cmps Crsd |AN MOSKOWITZ. Bala Cynwyd. IFS. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Chimes. Mortar Board. Phi Kappa Phi. IFSUSO. H Dev Stud Far. Board MARSHA MOUDY. Hollidaysburg, Nutr. SDA MARY LOUISE MROZEK. Kulpmont. Nurs. Hzltn Chorus. Stud Un Board 4 Res Hall Cncl. Stud Nurses' Assoc, Hershey Stud Fac Comm MARY MURPHEY. Johnstown. FS HA. Hotel Rest Soc KATHLEEN MC Al.EER. Yeadon. IFS. Delco. Bball MICHAEL MC ANDREW. Hollidaysburg. LEC .111 t il 1J joloRical Health • Clothing and Textiles • Community UtivtUoti |OE MC ATEER. St Marys. HPA. HPA Club JANE MC BRIDE. Hbg. Nurs PATRICIA MC CALL Wallingford. Nurs CECILIA MC GARTNEY. York. Com D. Com D Stud Soc Pres LINDA MC COMBS. Lohighton. Nurs. Alpha Sigma Phi-Little Sister. Sdiuylkill Chrldr. Stud Gov Assoc ont • Cl ROGER MC CORMICK. Natrona Heights. LEG, Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Justice Action Group. IM's, Boxing Club JILL MC COY. W Pgh, Nutr. Chi Omega. SDA. IM's TERRY P MC DONNELL. Scranton. IFS. Arnold Air Soc DOUG MC ELROY. Chicora, FS HA. Alpha Phi Delta. Beaver Tennis. Stud Govt, Stud Un VP. PSHRS DAN MC GINNIS. Allqulppa. IFS. Sigma Phi Epsilon. IM's 35-1 Human Development FRANK PASCUCCI. Forty Fort. Com D. Com I) Soc. I Ms DANIEL PASTOR; Yardley. LEG ELIZABETH PATRICK. Industry. FS IIA. Stud Dietetic Assoc. Stu Adv. PSHRS LYNN PAUL Stroudsburg. Nutr. Comma Sigma Sigma. PSOC. Stud Dietetic Assoc CRAIG PAYI.OR. McConuellsburg. IFS. IM's. Soccer Team. Bowling Team__________________ Family Studios • Individual and Family ELAINE PELCZAR. New Kensington, LEG. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Chrldr. H Dev SG ROBERT PELLECRIN. State College. HPA RAFAEL PEREZ-BRAVO. Mifflinlown. LEG. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. JAG SUSAN E PERRY. Houston TX. HPA-BH LYNN PERTON, Teancck N|. Nutr PHILOMENA PETRC). Andslcy. FS HA. Phi Kappa Phi. Omicron Nu. Stu Dietetic Assoc VIRGINIA PHILLIPS. Easton. B H. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Stud Dietetic Assoc. Vol Ser Ctr HELEN PICKERING. Forty Fort. Nutr. Stud Dietetic Assoc. Omicron Nu. Vol Ser Ctr DAVID PIERCE. Williamsport. FS HA. Circle K. USC. Dean's Comm Stud Affairs GLORIA PIERCE. Altoona. IFS. IFSUSO. Black Christian Fel SUSAN MC GOVERN. Perkasic. IFS. PCEP. IFSUSO MARY JANE MC GUINN. Drexel Hill. HPA. USG THOMAS P. MC HALE. Shenandoah. FS IIA, Pi Eta Sigma. PSHRS PATRICIA MC 1NTOSH, Erie. ME R. FUG. Campus Fashion. Black Caucus. Ski Club MAUREEN MC K1NNON. Pgh. ME R SALLY MC MINN. Lock Haven. IFS. Campus 4-H Sec, Prog Chinn, Rec Team. Assoc for Ed of Yng Chldrn Treas FRANCES NAPOLEONE. Coraopolis. LEC GINA A NEU., Dover. Nuns, Stud Nurse's Assoc MARY-MARGARET NEMET. Lower Burrell. MED. Dietetics. Stud Dietetic Assoc SUSAN NISEWONGER. Clearfield, UrbPIng ME R. Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Rho Chi. IM's, Vol Ser Ctr DONNA NOVATNAK. Beaver Meadows, ME R. F1IG FREDERICK L NULL. Brooinall, IFS. AROTC. Rifle Team. IFS-USO. East Week PATRICE OBERST. Broomall. Nutt; Stu Nun BETH O'BRIEN. Doylestown, IFS. IM's. Ice Skating Club. Res Life. Vol Ser Ctr. Outing Club. Oasis EILEEN O'DONNELL, Roscmont. IFS PATRICIA OESTE. Pcnllyn, Nurs, Kappa Theta. Pi Kappa Phi BARBARA A OLIVER. Kingston. FS HA. Stud Dietetics Assoc. Chmn Job Oppt Comm KAREN ORGANTINI. Reading. LEC. Phi Kappa Sigma. Vol Ser Ctr JOYCE ORKW1S. Pillston. Nutr. Stud Dietetic Assoc ANITA ORZEGHOWSKI. Kane, LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Justice Action Group JOHN OTTENBERG, Dunbar. LEC MARY JANE PALUMBO. Windbor. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Basketball. Stud Disc Board IOSEPH PAPI.OSKY. Reading. LEC. IM's DENISE K PARKER. Shcnnrfdoah lights. IFS. Sigma Sigma Sigrnu, Judo Club. IFS-USO IEANNE M PARRISH. State College. IFS Human Development 355 MARY IMTACCIATO. Pgh. ME R. FUG JANET PLAVETICH. Pgh. ME R. Parmi Nous. FUG. AHEA, Panhel Pres WALTER, E PLEDGER. Shippcnsluirg. B H, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. MPA Club AMY PLOTNICK. Ambior. IFS JOSEPH PODSON. Havortown. FS HA. Phi Eta Sigma. I M's. |udo Club. PSHRS DAVID PORTER. Clairton, LEG PAMELA PORTER. Milton. MPA. Phi Kappa Phi. IM's. Orientation Chins. REA Athletic Comm. RA DEBRA POWELL Huntingdon Valley. IFS. Alpha Chi Omega. SAC Counselor ANDREA PRASCSAK. Indinnoln. ME K. IM's. H Dev Stud Cnd. FUG. MER Club NANCY PUHAK. Hazleton. IFS REGINA QUARATO. Vnndergrift. Nuns CHRISTIE RADKO. Pgh. IFS. Res Hall Gov. RA KATHLEEN RAE. Jnnkintown. FS HA. IM's. PSHRS WILLIAM RBDDITT. W Chester. HPA. IM's. Vol Sorv Ctr BRIAN REAP. Scranton. Com D. Phi Sigma Kappa. IM's. Com D. Son IUDITH REED. New Castle. IFS. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsllon Omicron. Bchrnntl Stud Up Board Sue Chmn. VP. Reed Stud Un Gov Board FRED REICHELT. Huntingdon Valley. FS HA. Sigma Pi Eta. Dorm Soc. Dir. PSHRS. Ice Hockey Club. Catering Comm JANICE REMER. Southampton. ME R STEPHANIE RENOLL. Dullastown. IFS. Omicron NU. IFSUSO. IM's. York Vlnill PAUL REPP. Huntington NY. LEG. Phi Gamma Delta. Lacrosse SUZANNE REYNOLDS. Macungio. HPA ALAN RHODE. Philo. FS HA. Baseball. IM's IUDITH RIDE. Onkmont. IFS. Phi Upsllon Omicron. NAEYC CONSTANCE RIDGWAY. Pgh. Com D. Concert Choir. InterVars. Christian Fcl SUSAN KISSINGER. Murrysvillc. Nurs. Chi Omega. CVVENS. CHIMES. Phi Kappa Phi. Stud Nurs Assoc CYNTHIA LEE RITTER. HatborO. FS HA ELLEN ROBERTS. Bangor. Med Dietetics. Phi Upsllon Omicron. Bowling. SDA GERALD ROBERTS. Cnrbondulo. LEG HAROLD ROBINSON. Port Royal. LEG. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. IM's GAIL ROGERS. New Hyde Park. Nutr. Food Sr. Club. SDA ing ami Textiles • LommuntuH tn opnirnl Dtmmtmit vstmmPlam • Consumer Studios • Fiimily I RANDI SALTZMAN, E Northport. IKS, Phi Upsilon Omicron, ARMS MARY BETH SAMIOS. Plumboro, IKS NAKYC Membership Chinn. Pres LINDA SAMUEL, Cinr.hilhi. IKS. Sigma Pi Little Sister. Omicron Nu. Mktng Club. Gymnastics Club MAGDALENE SARTORI. Clnridgc. LEG. Vets Org. IM’s. Dorm Soc Cornm Beaver Campus KATHLEEN M SAVUL1S. Camp Hill. B H. Acacia. Phi Upsilon Omicron. SDA. AMEA JAMES SCAN!)LIN. Warminster. ME R. RC Club. Gentle Thursday, BCPC CYNDIANNE SCARINGI. Pgh. IKS SUSAN SCHAEFKER. Natrona Heights. FS HA. SDA MARJORIE SCHARF. Broomall. Nutr. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Omicron Nu. IM's. SDA Pres. PSHRS MELISSA SCHEER. Broomall. IKS. IFSUSO. Oasis Help Center BRUCE SCHMIDT. Norristown. FS HA. Phi Kappa Tau. PSHRS MARLA SCHOOR. Allentown. Nutr. Omicron Nu. SDA THOMAS SCHOOS. Monroeville. LEG. IMs SANDRA SCHULTZ. Pgh. IKS. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Omicron Nu. IF'SUSO. Kappa Kappa Gamma ERNST SCHUSTER. Dunmore. LEG FERNE SCHWARTZ. Pgh. IK'S JOHN SEBASTINAS. Kingston. Com I). Alpha Sigma Phi PATRICIA SEDER. Pgh. IPS. IFS Undergrad Stud Org JAMES SEIDEL Pgh. LEC. Chi Phi MIRIAM SEIDEL. Pgh. Nutr. Phi Kappa Phi. SDA. PCKP JUDITH SHAFFER. St Marys. IFS NED SHAFFER. Butler. FSHA. IMs. Cmps Crsd. Cncl for Exec Children. PARC RICHARD SHAFFER. York. II H. 11 PA. Glee Club. Thespians DEBORAH SHANNON. Altoona. ME R. IM s. FIIG. Ski Club. Karate Club, ME R Club JANET SHAPIRO. Pgh. MB R. Alpha Xi Della. FIIG VICK! SHERICK. Willow Street. Nurs. Ml Alto Vh.-dl. SNA Pres, Concert Choir. Communiversity Serv Club. Mt Alto Drama Club. Chorale JEAN I. SHOENKR. New Ringgold, Nutr PAULA SHORT. E Brunswick NJ, Nutr. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFSUSO. Prog Planner. Rape Crisis Ctr. Common Cause. 11 Dev Anniversary Prog Comm KATHLEEN SHOVLIN. Hcrshcy. IFS. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFSUSO. Cmn Cause, Rain- Crisis Cnlr CHF.RYL SHULER. Butler. IFS. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFSUSO. NAEYG SUSAN M SICILIANO. Colywn. IFS. Delco Lion s Eye. Drama Club. IFSUSO Sec. OTIS Campus Rep. Changes. Collegian. Stud Asst Ctr LEONARD SILBERMAN. Pgh. IFS. FS HA. IFSUSO SHERRY SIMONIAN. Erie. LEC. IM s JUDITH SINGLEY. Ithaca NY. Nutr. Swimming. Diving. Orientation THOMAS R SIPPLE. Drexel Hill. FS HA. IM s JAN1S SIRKIN. Pgh. FSHA STEPHANIE SITOSKI. Hazleton. IFS. Delta Phi Mu Delta Little Sister. Gentle Thurs Comm GREGORY SKAHAN. Drexel Hill. LEC. Soccer. Ski Club KATHLEEN SKKBECK. Patton. LEC Human Development 357 RONALD SKVIR. Williamsburg. IKS; AROTC Cadet Collegian. Orthodox Christian Fcl Pres. Ranges. Cadet Brigade Operations Off JOHN SMITH. Industry. I.F.C. IMs JOYCE SMITH. Pori Matilda. IFS TERESA SMITH. Sharon HUI. IFS. 1FSUSO. IM s. Easter Seals Swim Program |UDY SNYDER. Matamnras. IFS DEBORAH SORICE. Hanover. Nulr, Vboll York Cmps. Rucquethall Club. SDA MARCELLA SOS. Northampton. LEC CHERYL SOWERS. Dover. Nutr. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Omieron Nu. SDA. Outing Club. Gymnastics Club. Fr House CHRISTOPHER SPEER. Little Neck NY. B H. Acacia. IM s. Rugby Club. OASIS. SAB. HPA Club SHARON SPEICHER. Pgh. IFS CURRIE SPENCER. Ardmore. Nurs, Pi Beta Phi. Phi Delta Theta Little Sister. IM's. SNA DANIEL SPONENBURC. St Clair. HPA. IM s SHEREE STEIN. Lebanon. IFS ANNE STATLER. Johnstown. IFS. RA DEBRA ST CIj IR. Loysburg. FS HA. Sigma Pi Eta. P8IIRS MARK STEINBERG. Broomall. LEG. Brand Cmps Asst Direct. Stud Govt Sec PAMELA STEINBRKCHER. Philn. IFS. IFSUSO LINDA STERTI IOUS. Philn. HPA. IM's. Contem Cultures Ini House MICHAEL STETTS. Morea Colliery. LEC. IM s CONNIE STONE. Waynesboro. IFS. IFSUSO. Cheerleader York Cmps SHERRY STONEKING. Waynesburg. IFS THOMAS STOUFFER. Chambereburg. FS HA. SAB GREGORY STREMMEL. Woodbury Heights NJ. LEC. Cross Country. Track COLLEEN SULLIVAN. Erie. LEC KATHLEEN SULLIVAN. Williamsport. ME R. MER Club SHARON SULLIVAN. Pgh. Nurs. PCEP. Newman Soc. PNRHA DEBBIE SUROVIEC. Erie. Nutr. SDA. Outing Club. AHEA DEBORAH SWORD, Tarnaqua. IFS. Omicron Nu. IFSUSO. Home Ec Assoc DEBORA SZAREWICZ. Lower Burrell. LEC. Centre Crest Nuns Home Vol EDWARD I) SZYSZKO. Phila. LEG. PNRHA oods and Nutrition • Food Service and Housing Ac IEANNE TASSONE. Johnsonlmrg. LEC. LAE. JAG DIANA TAYLOR. Buena Vista. Nurs CORLISS TEXTKR. Ml Home. IFS. Alpha Phi. Sigma Sigma Sigma. IFSUSO. Soccer Mngr. Vol Scr Cntr DAVID THOMAS. Duncansvlllc. B H. IM s. AROTC REBECCA THWA1TES. Stale College. IFS. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sigma Chi Little Sister. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IMs. Study Abroad. SAC CARRY TIFFANY. Unlondale. FS HA ROY TOBIAS. Shamokin, FS HA. IM s. Concert Choir. PSHRS DEBRA TREVF.LLINI. Russcllton. IFS. PCEP. Concert Choir. OASIS REBECCA TRZYNA. Pgh. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon JANET TUCKER. Monroeville. IFS. Phi Kappa Phi. Outing Club. OASIS. IFSUSO 3-18 Human Development II, Family Sludies Velopmenl • Human Development and Family Studies THERESA TURNER. Shamokln. Com D. CHRA. VP. Com D Soc, RA. IM's IANICF. TYROL Phila. LEC. Field Hockey BRIAN UPPERCUE. State College. LEC SUSAN URBANIK, Monroeville. B H. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pi Kappa Alpha-little sister. Gamma Pi Epsilon Sec. Outing Club. CI1RA. HPA Club. PanHol Rush Cnclr PATRICIA UREY. Warren. LEC DIANE VALDEZ. Southhampton. Nutr. Omicron Nu. Stud Dietetic Assoc CATHERINE VALESKY. Atlantic. IFS DANA VAN CISE. Erie. LEG. IM's. NHAS Pres. Behrend Choir. ARMS MARY BETH VASCO. Library. ME R. IMs. Outing Club. Air Hockey Club. Sport Parachute Club. Wildlife Soc. ERM Club Voter Vol Usher MILTON VELEZ. Phila. LEC. ARHS. EAST. Fed of Puerto Rican Stud RONALD VIND1VICH. PcrryopoUs. LEC. Stud Un Hoard. IMs LISA VJOLINI. Scranton. IFS. Keystone Soc. Omicron Mu. IM’S. Scranton Vball. IFSUSO. NAEYC ROSS VOLK. McKeesport. LEC. WPSM Pres. Stud Govt Board. Outing Club DELORES WALKER. Phila. Nurs HELEN R WALLACE. McKees Rocks. LEC WILLIAM WALSH, Dunmore. LEC, Keystone Soc KAY WAPl.ES. Mifdintown. IFS. IM s. All Faith Choir. Mont Alto Choir MARIANNE WARD. Shickshinny. HPA. H Dev Stud Fac Board Pres. Hlth Ser Stud Adv. H Dev Stud Cncl. Ski Club IOSEPH WATERS. Springfield. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Vball |AMES WATSON. Phila. Ur Reg Ping. Chase chmn. Alpha Phi Alpha VP, Black Cuitcus Pres SUSAN WAY LAND, DuBois. Nurs. Phi Kappa Phi ELAINE WEAVER. State College, FS HA. PSHRS LEE WENNER. Lope , IFS. Vista Vol. Orientation. W Halls Cncl SANDRA WHARTON. Scranton. Nurs. Chi Omega. Stud Nurs Assoc MARALYN WHITE. Phila. LEC KAREN WICKSTROM. Phoenixville. IFS CAROLYN WILHELM. Broomall. Nutr. Stud Dietetic Assoc SHARON WILHELM. Hbg. Nutr. Dairy Sc Club. Stud Dietetic Assoc, AFROTC. IM's JOHN E WILKIE. Canonsburg. LEC. Bor Bell Club ANNE WILLIAMS. New Holland. FS HA. C.'hi Omega, Sigma Pi Eta. IM's, Outing Club. Kappa Delta Rho Sweetheart. PSHRS Law Fnlorcemenl ;md Corrections • Mnn-Fnviron ELAINE WILLIAMSON. Sinking Spring. HPA. Field Hockey. HPA Club SUSAN WLADYKA. Natrona. FS HA. Sigma Pi Eta. PSHRS ALBINA B WOODRUFF. Furnace; ME R CAROL WOZNIAK. Carnegie. HPA. Delta Delta Delta. HPA Club. Ritcnour Stud Ad Board GERARD WREN. Scranton. IFS DAVID YAREMA. Old Forge. LEC. Lambda Alpha Epsilon MARIANNE YORKGITIS. Pgh. ME R. Newman Assoc. FIIG. Pres. PS Bulterick College Fash Cncl LINDA YORKO. Phila. IFS. Phi Kappa Sigma - Little Sis. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron. OASIS LINDA M YOUNG. Bethel Park. IFS. Chi Phi-little sister JAYNE ZONA. N Huntingdon. Nutr. McKeesport Vball. Stud Dietetic Assoc. Stud Ad Board Human Development 359 DICTIONAK Congratulations to the new gradu- ates and also, to the graduates to come. I hope that 1977-78 has bean a keystone academic year for you. A familiar term to citizens of this Com- monwealth. the keystone, as you may recall, is the top stone of the arch which holds together the whole struc- ture and gives it symmetry. If you have found that happening in your educational experience, that as your studies have progressed you have be- gun to find the elements of your knowledge and experience taking per- sonal form and symmetry, you are on your way to achieving the best a uni- versity has to offer. This is the heart of liberal educa- tion which the Liberal Arts College seeks to foster. It involves the whole person, not just the intellect. A dean at Amherst was discussing advances in medicine with a medical research- er friend who said scientists may soon be able, with appropriate equipment and technology, to keep the brain al- ive indefinitely with no connection to the heart. “That's nothing new.” said the dean, we've been doing that at Amherst College for years! Valuable as the courses you have taken may have been, the whole ex- perience of college living using abili- ties to communicate and understand new communications to analyze new problems and to solve them, to know people of different social backgrounds and work with them, to comprehend ideas of historical significance and learn from them — all are part of the formal learning and personal testing that help us become what we hope to be. Best wishes from the Liberal Arts College. Stanley F. Paulson. Dean Stanley F. Paulson, Dean The Liberal Aria College encompasses a wide range of disciplines COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Liberal Aris To war Sparks Building Literal Arts 361 This university with its tan colleges has sometimes been referred to as ten fiefdoms. liason between the Col- leges of Liberal Arts and Business Ad- ministration is developing, which leads me to question this premise. stated John Romano, Assistant Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Indeed, there seems to be a growing cooperation between the two colleges as majors such as French Business become more common. This year, however, this pattern was furthered as the College of Liberal Arts added to its associate degree letter of arts and sciences an optional business em- phasis. The 400 students now enrolled in the associate degree program will have the choice of using their 15 cred- its of electives in an array of business courses. In these economically hard times, an increasing number of students are ashing the question. 'What am I going to do after graduation?' An account- ing major applies for an accounting position: but a liberal arts major has no natural place. But, by adding for example, business to a liberal arts education a student can competitively Orw of the many tfstoniim-Junming centers cross the bridge to employment. Bo- mono continued. Other programs have been in- stituted to provide this link. First, the college hopes to increase career awareness through programs such as Career Day each spring. The college has also created its own Career Infor- mation Center in the Sparks Building. We want to tickle students' brains, to help them think in an orderly way about their futures, Romano ex- plained. Secondly, an attempt is being made to expand intern opportunities for Liberal Arts majors. The college is working with five departments in par- ticular to multiply available intern positions. A student has to be able to prove that ‘Hey, I am different' by cultivat- ing relationships with the business community, the departments will al- low their students to prove that they are different — that they have hud experience. Practicum s will never, however, be required, Romano con- cluded. —Carol Davis I 362 IJbcral Arts vt Ci ojNNIA S SlEial llfl SiSlF yTrpJ f. J ,fgJ 7� J friJr? tTAITOIBIOZ' |ToiANQpnnm feirar?jraifgj-g,r fa Sparks Ihiililinn An endless sea of term papers Reserve reading is a purl uf many Ij courses Liberal Arts 363 Practical oxperionco in iho fieul of broadcast communications Lisienlnfl-launung center in Sparks Ihiitdini; .%•! IJImral Arts Sites from foreign study In Cologne Study abroad program - bo Potile Franco section in Strasbourg LARRY ABDO, Moscow. Soc W NANCY ACKERET. Altoona. Sp Com KATHY LYNNE ADAMS. Emmaus. Psy CRAIG A ACINS. Phil� . Sp Com CATHERINE AG NEW, Ardmore. P Ser. IJSG Dept of Legal Affairs Staff Coord, WDFM. Thespians, I M’s SUSAN ALEXANDER. Stroudsburg PI Sc. PI Sc Assoc. Gentle Thure Comm KATHERINE ALI.EN. Hightstown NJ. Engl Lit CARL A AMMERMAN. Clearfield. Pro L. PA Legal Sot.. Navigators, Common Cause. Frontlash. Undergrod PI Sc Assoc KEVIN ANDERSON. Ginudville. Psy MICHAEL ANDERSON. Broomall. Sp Com RICHARD ANDERSON. Slate College. Engl DANIEL ANDREWS, King of Prussia. Juurn. Sigma Delta Chi. WHR Sports. Radio. WDFM Sports LINDA ANDRIEN. Newtown Squore. Journ. Collegian. Sigma Dcltu Chi DEBBIE ANSMAN. Altoona. PI Sc. PI Sc Club. VP Sec. Pres. SGA. Troas. Fac Sen Rep, Un Brd Sec FRANK ARMSTEAD. Coatcsyille. Gn AS. Mktg. Orientation. Floor Pres, South Halls Cnd Rep |EANNE ARNOLD. King of Prussia. Psy. Soc W. Alpha Kappa Alpha Pros. United Soul Ensemble THOMAS ASH. Exeter, PrcL • -_______________________ m.w u l ■ ..... I Advertising • American Studies Anthropology • Chinese (.lassical Studies • Classics • (Communications Studies • Comparativo l,itorati| DALE ATKINSON. Valley Forge. Soc W. Alpha Sigma Alpha, PSSSSW. RA ESTHER AUKER. Altoona. Psy. Phi Kappa Phi ROBERT BACKENSTOSK. Hcrshcy. Gn AS. Football. Ovcrcomors Pres |OHN BACON. Lcvlttown, Journ. Phi Sigma Kappa. Collegian THOMAS BAINBRIDGE. Conyngham. Pro U OTIS. Legal Div. Pa Legal Soc. Gentle Thure Coord |OAN BAISLEY. Stale College. PI Sc. Chimes. Pi Sigma Alpha. Study Abroad-Kxeter. USG Dept of Legal Affairs. Stud Hearing Comm. Pa Legal Soc, WDFM. LA Stud Cncl, WH Supreme Court | ROBERT BALLEW. McchonlcsbUrg. Com St. Acacia. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Glee Club BETH BARONNBR. Hollldaysburg. Pro L DAVID BARNETT. Washington DC. PI Sc. IM's |ANIS BASS. Dreshcr. Sp Com, Colloquy i.fburoJ Arts 365 Hast Asian Studies H co tcr� KnKlisJ 5) • ForeigtHnirvtctMimrTnt ical I,an� ua� os Program NICKGLAUS BAS'D AN. FeaBlorvlllo. Hisl. Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Phi Alpha KAREN BAUKRS. Cresson. Soc W. I M's. PSUSSSW. Out inf; Club MARY H BAUMAN. Greensburg. Engl. Navigators, Christian Pel. Stud Dietetics Assoc. Choir DOUGLAS E BRAKES. Apo NY. CN AS. Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Epsilon Delta, WILLIAM BECK. Broomnll. RehKd. Newman Assoc. PSU Assoc for Handicapped DONNA BECKWITH, Palmyra. Gn AS. Stud Govt. Stud Act Board Sec. Outing Club. Free U. GL SARAH BEIGHLEY. Oil City. ComSt. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Outing Club. Ski Club. Music Art Chmn WILLIAM BENDER. Chadds Ford. B Log. Marines. Rangers. SAME. Semper Fidelis Soc MITCHELL BERGF.R. Phoenixville. Journ. Beta Sigma Beta. Parmi Nous, Common Cause. UCC. WDFM SUSAN BERLIN. State College. Engl. WDFM. Choir. Thespians MITCHELL BERMAN. Mt Lebanon. Gn AS. Alpha Epsilon Pi Pres MARYANNE BERNHARDT. Philu. Am St. Alpha l.amhdu Delta. Upsilon Sigma Alpha. Amer Stud Assoc NATHAN BERNSTEIN. Hbg. Psy. Psi Chi. ARMS. PNRHA ANDREW BERRY. Hillsvillo VA. Psy. Psi Chi. OASIS. Vol Scr. Outing Club CHARLES BERRY. Drexel Hill. Engl STEVEN M BERTENTHAL. Pgh. Adv. IM's. USG, Ad Club ROBERT BICKHART. King of Prussia. Pre 1. LYNN E B1EDA. Bethel Park. Psy. Alpha Phi Omega. Basketball LAWRENCE BIERANOSKI. New Kensington. Journ. WDFM. Sigma Delta Chi POLLY BITTLE. Wyomissing Hills. Soc W. Vol Scr Ctr. PSUSSSW RICHARD BLANKENBERC. Willow Grove. Psy BRAD BLEAKNEY. Exeter. Pre I. TONI BLOCK. Philo. Psy. Phi Kappa Phi. Adv SUZANNE BLOUCH. Lebanon. Anthy THOMAS BODNAR. Hanover NJ. PI Sc SUZANNE BOESENHOFER. Philu. PI Sc. Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Uimbdu Delta. Stud Std Brd Cmn SON) A M BOKOGH, Conshohockcn. SpCom ( F Ser. Pi Sigma Alpha. Colloquy. UCC. Inti Aff Comm BARBARA BONACCI. Phila. Psy. OASIS ROD C BORDEN. Reynoldsville. Pre L. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Mu Alpho. Mortar Board, Choir. Artist Series. Nit Divert KAREN BOUGHTON. Rochester NY. Journ. Collegian. Outing Club. LA Stud Adv MARYELLEN BOURGEOIS. Pgh. Engl. Kappa Alpha Theta. IM's. Panhel Gnd. Dance Club CRAIG BOWMAN, l-emoyne. Psy BARRY BOYCE. Phila. Phil. Conversant Pro. lmprovisationul Theatre CANDACE BOYD. Pottstown. Psy. Alpha Chi Omega. Panhel. PCRP ELIZABETH BOZZELI.I. Wynncwood. Soc W. IM's. Kappa Delta Rho. Vol Scr Ctr. PSUSSSW PAIGE BOZZONK, Kennett Square. |� urn. Univ Readers Theutre GERALD BRADLEY. Willow Grove. LS. LS Club DEBBIE BRAND. Cromwells llgts. Journ. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian. F Stud Conversing Pro JEANNE BRENNEMAN. Monuca. Span. F Conversant Prog. Overseas Study Prog DIANE BRENTARI. Minersville. Gn AS. SPA. IM's. 1C A Prog chmn, Choir, Vol Ser. Stud Cnslr 30ti IJheruI Arts History • Humanities • International Understanding • Italian antiso • journa 4 '• r. IAMBS BRETT. Johnstown. Cn AS. IM’s. Floor Social Dir BEVERLY BREWTON. Pgh. Psy. |V Basketball PATRICIA BRINKMAN. Stale College. Anlhy. Ger GLENN BRISCOE. Reading. Hist. Hist Roundtable SUSAN BROOME. Pgh. Adv, Changes Mag Advt Dept Mead. IM’s. Adv Club. Span Club. IPPENEMA Glut. BOBBI BROWN. Bellcfonte. SpCom. Little Sister. UDIS, Choir MELINDA BROWN, Washington Crossing. PI Sc, Colloquy. A W S VIRGINIA BRUNER. Lvkens. Son W. Penn State Over comers, PSUSSW SUSAN BUCHLER. Philn. Soc W SUSAN BUNSICK. Wilkes-Barre. Pub S. Phi Kappa Phi. PI Sc Honor Soc. L A Stud Advising Prog. Foreign Studies Prog. Pres Freshman Award KATHRYN HURGCHARDT, Warren. SPCom. GWENS. Forensic Cncl. Forensic Team TOM BURKE. State College. Gn AS. Frisbcc. PSOC, Jazz Club KEVIN BURNS. State College, Hist. Alpha Sigma Phi. IM’s. USMC PLC BONNIE BURRELL. Coploy. Span. Colloquy HELENA BURRELL, New Kensington. Soc W. Alpha Kappa Alpha. PSUSSSW KENNETH BUSH. Bedford. Hist. Pershing Rifles. Phi Alpha Theta. Freedom Shield, Cmps Crsd Treas, US Officer's Christian Fell CANDACE BUTLER. Sharpsville, Gn AS. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Alpha Phi Alpha Little Sis. Block Scholar. Black Life Editor. RA. UCC, Black Caucus VICKI BUTLER. Valencia. Hist. Univ Choirs ALICE BUTTERICK. PA Furnace, Gn AS. Fencing NANCY CAI.ABRESE. Hauppmige NY. Sor: W. Stud Asst Clr JEROME CANTER. Pgh. Soc W JOHN CARLIN. Everett, SpCom MARTIN CARLIN. Wayne. Journ. Collegian. IM s, Barbell Club. Chainsaw Gang NANCY CARLSON. Camp Hill. Psy. Basketball EILEEN CARROLL. Havertown, SpCom. WICI. WDFM Radio. RA Leonora! Arts and Sciences • German • Greek • Hebrew REGINA CARROLL. Untontown. Journ. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian LESLIE CARUSO. Alexandria VA. Engl JOHN CARUSO. Roslyn. Journ. WDFM News Staff ANITA CASPER. Jeannette. SpCom JOSEPH CASTRIOTA |R. York. Psy. Wrestling. IM s WILLIAM CAVENDISH. Pgh. PI Sc CHERYL CEASE. Plymouth. Journ. Kappa Tau Alpha, Collegian. La Vie Lit Ed MARGARET CECIL Wheaton IL. Soc W. PSUSSSW. IM’s. Dorm Floor Chmn JIMMY CEFAI.O. Pittston. Journ. Phi Gamma Delta Pres, Football. Parmi Nous SANDRA CENTORCELLI. Vandergrifl. SpCom. LAMB Fell. SpCom Undergrad Forum TINA CHABAK. Allentown. SpCom, Delta Della Delta. Cheerleader. Kappa Delta Rhu Little Sister. OL MARiO CHAPI.E. Phila. Econ. Ice Hockey Club. IM's. Basketball SAMUEL CHAPPELL, Phila. PI Sc. Della Tau Delta. IM's. OL. East Halls Adv Board WILLIAM CMARNEY, Ford City. Engl. Colloquv, OL. Ski Club. IM’s ROBERT CHAVOUS, Phila. Journ Lib oral Arts 367 ahor Studies • Latin • Latin-Amorican Studies • Lil S:!!-.KYI. CKAICi! Ui.-v: H.ii Imiiii. I)--!'., Chi. RTNDA, IM's. Wyoming House Pres. WDFM DIANE CRISANTI. Lock Haven. Fr. GDI. Phi Sigma Iota. PANURGE, F Slue! Abroad Paris MICHELE GROTTY. Erie. PI Sc. Nal P Sc Honor Sen:. Outing Chib, Behrend Collegian. Players. Stud Un Board CHARLES CURLEY. Morgantown. 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Phi Kappa Phi. Fat: Sen Stud Rep. Concert All-Faith Choir MARY BETH ZABEL. Pgh. |ourn. Behrcnd Tennis Team. Stud Staff. Hall |oint Residence Cncl CATHY ZARROLL Wayne. L S. Delta Delta Delta. Kappa Delta Rho Little Sister. LS Club Pres JOHN ZEGLEN, Grindstone. PI Sc. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Sigma Alpha HOLLY ZELLER. Pgh. Advt. Advt Club. Vol Work. Dairy Sc Club. IM's THOMAS ZORETICH. State College. L S. Deputy Dir USG Dept of Labor. Outing Club L bcnil Arts .tfl.'i As successful University graduates, you no w become part of one of our nation's most precious natural re- sources. From your ranks tradition- ally come those who people the pro- fessions and run our world. In short, now comes your chance to pay the piper and call the tune. Among the issues facing you are carcinogens in the environment, the ethics of gene transplants, the mean- ing of black holes, the search for new energy sources, and computer threats to privacy. Although the College of Science graduates can perhaps expect to wrestle most directly with those is- sues, no citizen can escape them en- tirely. The responsibility for their res- olution rests on us all. Whether sci- ence will be applied in ways that meet human needs in each of those instances will depend on the will of the electorate. It is a widely held but erroneous view, both within and without the scientific community, that significant inventions or advances are usually accidents. In fact, while serendipity can play a part, there is much more to invention than the popular notion of a bolt out of the blue. Knowledge in depth and in breadth arc essential prerequisites. As Nobel Laureate Paul Flory has notefi. Unless the mind is thoroughly charged beforehand, the proverbial spark of genius if it should manifest itself, probably will find nothing to ignite. And so, I believe, it is with the electorate. Unless our electorate has received the grounding in the sciences necessary to meet its responsibility, the spark of scientific genius will not be able to ignite the fire of social action. Whether the College of Science has achieved its goal of providing a rigor- ous education in the natural sciences for students with widely varying goa s and responsibilities is a question that you can answer better than I. We’ve enjoyed trying and I hope you will use what you’ve gained from us wher- ever your abilities and enthusiasm lead you. I am confident that, some day. with your help, the answers to the prob- lems that I've noted above will seem as routine as a world without small- pox, walking on the moon, or watch- ing football in our living room now arc for us. Good luck and best wishes. Thomas Wartik. Dean Thomas Wortih Dean 38C Science COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Whitmore laboratory Dav oy l.nborntory Science 387 Penn Slate students enrolled in ma- jors such as astronomy, biology, com- putor science, and nwlh all have something in common — they belong to the College of Science. These stu- dents also have the opportunity to belong to a very productive group in the college. The College of Science Student Council is open to all interested stu- dents, and members are responsible for a number of achievements. In the past year the council, in conjunction with the College of Science Alumni Society (of the Penn State University) produced a freshman handbook for the College of Science. The booklet provides incoming freshmen with in- formation on majors, study locations and academic survival. Several coffee hours were spon- sored by the council. Held in Whit- more Laboratory, tin: coffee hours gave students a chance to meet the faculty and deans on an informal basis. Council members polled students in the College of Science and presented the C.l. (Clarence I.) Noll Award for outstanding teacher in the college to Philip S. SkeII. a chemistry professor. They afso worked with the Alumni MU Science Society and came up with out- standing students awards. Advising was improved and student advising was started on a trial basis thanks to the council. They also pub- lished u newsletter each term to in- form students about related college activities. The council's biggest activity, how- ever. was the Science Exposition and Open House, held Saturday. April 23. The purpose of the exposition was to familiarize students with research being done in the College of Science. Tours, beginning in Osmond Lab. were conducted through exhibits con- cerning each major in the college. Vis- itors were also treated to such dis- plays as a chemistry magic show, a sea snake exhibit, computer games and a demonstration of the electron microscope. The College of Science Student Council has been and will continue to be an important asset to many stu- dents in the college. By helping stu- dents get involved in activities in their related fields, the council helps stu- dents gel the most out of the Univer- sity. —Scott Weaver Chamtlw Laboratory and expansion A Human Endeavor A I luman Endeavor A Human Endeavor Kxfiosilmn Caraful Itilnvark HAROLD R. JACOBS USED OF PENNSilVANlA SERAL SERVICES p GOVERNOR SECRETARY OS 800W6 t $3 00669-0 EICES BUIUXK6 UNITI USED HAROLD R. JACOBS 'STATE UNIVERSITY Si eibooBJS JjTl :::: UIMl HAROLD R. JACOBS USED USED HAROLD R. JACOBS AXkLLMAIlCS HAROLD R. JACOBS USED HAROLD R. JACOBS USED A familiar text to sludants at Penn Statu m ■ i —i i i i m i i m ■ i . i Biologic:;� ! Science • Biology • Biophysics � Botany • Chemistry • Computer Science • SANDRA ABRAMSON. Havcrtown. Biol. Pre-Vet Club. Hearing Board. Phi Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta PATRICIA ACKERMAN. Lancaster. Astro, LAMB Fol Sec YOLANDA ADINOLFI. 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Research: 20. 21. 23. 405 Our Thanks to: JOHN’S DERA1LLEHRS Bicycles and Sports 480 East College Avenue State College, PA 16801 (814)234-3111 CENTRE SPORTS Sports Center for All Seasons 120 East College Avenue State College, PA 16801 (814)237-5981 THE PENN STATER Alumni Magazine 105 Old Main University Park, PA 16802 (814)865-6516 40li Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from. Editor’s Note: Thu following have paid to have their names printed us congratulators of the Cla$s of 1978. W. Robert Abbott M M fohn Achenbacft M M fames Ackcrel M M Wayne IV. Ackerman M M John Adamtak M M Charles B. Adams M M Richard Adams M M Gabo II. Agios M M George J. Aljoe Merle fr Marge Allen M M Pasquale J. Alloy Joseph J. Angelina G. Altomare Mrs. Dorothy Alward Jane Al Ambrose M M Donald J. Amig M M Amin Carl IV. Dorothy A. Amman Max H. Elizabeth O. Amnwrman M M Gordon Anderson M M Wallace Anderson M M John J. Andcrton M M Louis M. Angebranndt Jr. Mrs. Vivienne Areas The II. D. 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