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

Text from Pages 1 - 468 of the 1979 volume:

LAV IE1979 Of The Pennsylvania State University : u vjc Stacy K. Hesse, Editor La Vie 1979 Don B. Friedman, Mng. Editor Debra L. Weiser, Photo Editor Jill M. Connors. Literary Editor Karen Berg, Life and Times Editor Leslie Zuck, Sports Editor Pattv Green. Interactions Editor Dee Dee Goehring, Seniors Editor Cheryl Henry, Business Editor Richard Rapp. Advertising Editor Mike Gilroy, HJ Keller Advisor Table of Contents tableofcontentstableofconte La Vic 3 ntstableofcontentstableofcontentstableofcontentstable ■ 4 La Vic Life and Times.46 midterms ... Joe Paterno ... HUB Desk ... phones in the hall... Shields shenani- gans ... dining hall dread ... book buy- ing ... Gentle Thursday ... Howard Co- sell. Mel Blanc. Abbie Hoffman, and Bob Woodward ... balcony parties .. rush taps ... Happy Hours ... TOGA ... Billy Joel, Steve Martin, and George Benson ... pots and pans ... Phi Psi 500 ... RAs ... lines ... Lions ... Dance Marathon ... Ritcnour .. Rent Wars ... sorority rush ... commonwealth campus “transfer ’ ... Beaver Stadium ... Bowl games ... Pattee ... syllabi ... finals ... Flashes of your years at Penn State, memories of college - the best years of your life.” La Vie wants to help you remember those years, through our words and pictures - to take you back - from your first mock drumstick to your last coded answer sheet. Your life and times at Penn State are shown in this section, divided three ways: “Daytimes,” “Sparctimes and “Goodtimes.” You’re here on every page - it’s your life and times we’re immortulizing. Memories ofcont Table of Contents tableofcontentstable La Vic 5 ofcontentstableofcontentstableofcontentstableofconK 6 La Vic 102 the cover of Time ... blue white soccer lights ... st I ... Natatorium ... hockey without ice ... Olympic hurdler ... IM fields ... racquet hall courts ... Rec Hall ... basketball ... chalk and somersaults ... football frenzy ... Sugar. Orange Fiesta ... Blue Band ... rah- rah ... lady gymnasts a I .. white sox and furrowed brow ... Lion push-ups ... stadium crowds ... rugby ruffians ... tennis tans ... Penn State sports ... ar- dent fans... Whether as player or spectator, you have all been involved in Penn State athletics during your years here. Even the most dedicated student goes to the football games, or at least raises an eyebrow at hearing the scores every fall weekend. You’ve cheered, jeered, jogged, swum, swung, hiked and hiked your way through college and to help you remem- ber those athletic idols and rigorous rit- uals, La Tie gives you “Sports. Some 30 sports arc pictured here - an honor to the athletes and a credit to the Univer- sity’s vast program. Memories ... :ntstab Table of Contents tableofcontentstable La Vic 7 ofcontentstableofcontentstableofcontentstableofconU 8 la Vic Interactions......188 groupies .. 2nd floor HUB ... USG . . fraternity ... songbooks and Glee Club ... karate ... Parmi Nous ... dorm groups ... OTIS ... honorarios ... Vets ... banquets . meetings ... Collegian ... officers ... paperwork ... Greeks . deadlines ... chapter ... Colloquy ... UCC ... initiation ... career ... campus leaders ... involved ... IFC-Panhcl ... disorganization ... activity ... The active Penn Stater - some 200 or- ganizations offered you opportunity for activity. Be it Collegian or Colloquy. 1FC or IFS. you were involved and left a little of yourself through your work and loyalty to the staff, group, brotherhood or club. La Vie pictures you here with the gang - remember the faces if not the names twenty years from now. Memories ... :ntstabl Table of Contents tableofcontentstable U Vic V ofcontentstableofcontentstableofcontentstableofconfc 10 U Vic Seniors cap gown ... scniorilis . 1st term friends ... tuition hikes ... climbing Mt. Nittuny ... line waiting . . occasional dating ... EB. EC and ED dorm room phones ... all-nighters ... Lauder- dale ... diploma ... B.S. ... ole State ... G Sci 20 ... goddamn words . . on your own ... Oswald ... Theatre 190 ... sta- dium 76.000 ... cum ... competition ... practicum ... projects ... papers ... 2 pencils ... Schwab ... coded ID number ... insurance nuisance .. upperclassmen ... Lion's Den ... picture posing .. drop-add ... early register ... Roscy ... NlcLanahans . . . SBS ... Collegian crit- ics ... Old Main ... Pomp and Circum- stance ... graduation duv ... Some arc anxious, others Leary; all weary of classes and exams. It's time to go. When nostalgia strikes, you’ll think back on how fast it all went. Four football seasons and twelve terms made hundreds of memories. La i'w put you and your classmates together on these pages to help you remember the study buddies and familiar faces that were part of your major. Tired eyes in Pattce and smiling faces in Zeno's - you shared your years at Penn State. Memories ... Table of Contents tableofcontentstabl La Vic It jntstabl A taste of the nearby town of Lemont 12 Centre Region All Roads Lead to Happy Valley East, West, North and South - all roads lead to Happy Valley as Penn Staters from all corners of the state descend on University Park. To sooth jitter)' freshmen and inspire minds of weary seniors, the campus and surroundings offer a peaceful beauty. The campus is trees, squirrels, fields and lawns; the surroundings arc country roads and mountains. Nestled in the Nittany Valley, part of the Centre Region, Penn State is centrally located, ideal for a state landgrant school - no student traveling a far greater distance than another. Whatever the conditions of your particular route to school, the beauty of the Centre Region can’t be argued. One has only to look out a window to see the sun on the side of Mt. Nittany or to be deep in thought on the way to Pattcc and turn to see a bushy- tailed critter scampering up a tree to feel for an instant the easing of the midterm panic. But the Centre Region is also State College the closest thing to city you’re going to find in these parts. Catering to the students. College and Beaver Avenue shops offer diversity. This catering is justified only by the knowledge that the town growth has been coincident with, if not dependent on. University growth. State College population in 1940 was 6,200; University enrollment was 5.000. By 1970. State College had grown to 34.000; University enrollment to 31.000. Centre Region. State College. University Park - there’s a touch of home here for everyone, from one-way streets for the urbanites to dairy barns for the country folk. Welcome to Happy Valley - the mountains and trees, classrooms and stacks. -jmc- Approaching from Pleasant Gap on Route 26 You know you've arrives! I Centre Region 13 Only A Beginning ... Starter kits arc in demand 14 Beginnings Theatre 190 - one of many popular courses HEALTH. PH AND “What’s a Number Two card? the naive Ist-termer asked while being herded through the IM building. If only there were some way to prepare, really prepare, him for registration, but I suppose that would only take the fun out of it all. The 10th-tcrm-and-overs wouldn't be able to glare condescendingly and the lst- termers wouldn’t have that feeling of accomplishment when they finally realized that the colleges arc placed alphabetically around the gym. That first registration was the beginning of the reality of COLLEGE. Sure you’d gone through the motions of “going away to college’’ - bought a trunk, packed your belongings, driven in the family wagon up. down, or over to Penn State, found your dorm and unpacked - but that was all with Mom. Dad. or best friend's help. Granted, you braved the dining hall without family but you still had all the floormates and “OLs” around you in dorm territory. At registration, you were on your own, to face English 10 and Phys Ed 005 lines. To think those funny little computer course cards would take the form of 400 bodies in 111 Forum two days later - you didn’t quite make the connection. The course cards were only the beginning - they led to syllabi and midterms and class cuts and t-scores. By fourth term you KNEW what teachers to take for what classes; by seventh you had your special studying niche in Pattce; and by tenth you frequented the bars more than cither class or Pattee. From orientation to graduation — you adjusted and familiarized and left Penn State with at least one more thing than you had on arrival that Icathcrbound onionskin. -jmc- lnfamous Phys Ed 005 lines There really is a method to this madness Beginnings 15 The New and Renewed 16 New Look Recently opened Wuv's and a rebuilt Campus Casino Widmann drug More came to town during summer of 1978 They say the more things change, the more they stay the same. Ii seems that State College upholds this maxim very well, for although new buildings and businesses may be added downtown, the types of businesses never seem to vary much—most stores supply either munchies or amusement for the college stu- dent -you and me! Winter 1978 saw the opening of a renovated Train Station restaurant, complete with seating in an authentic caboose! The 1 rain Station both enlarged its scaling capacity and elaborated on the railroading theme, making it a classic in State College restau- rant architecture. Now Stare College hav a branch of the National Record Mart In Spring 1978. Wuv’s came to town, and beside it was a “facelift' on the ever popular Campus Casino, with room beneath for relocation of Schoolkids Records. Freshmen coming to Penn State in Fall 1978 weren't the only new kids in town. Widmann’s drug store and a branch of the National Record Mart, both located on College Avenue, had moved into State College. And along with finals at the end of fall term '78 came the opening of Pedro's—“the delicious taste of Ole Mexico”—providing another munch-out spot for study-crazed Penn Staters. These new places are really old friends- places to cat. drink and be merry-and escape the often grueling pace of college life. New Look 17 One of Suic College’s many pizza shops IS Typically State College Converted house State College Remembered Ask any graduating senior if he’s going to miss State College and chances are he'll nod yes. While many students spend the better part of four years grumbling about the inadequacies of “urban State College, most are likely to have found at least one quality of this college town that will endear it to them. Slate College is different things to different students. Some students see it as “munchic-orientcd, catering to a wide variety of moods and tastes. Thoughts of math equations easily turn to thoughts of donuts and pizza, and many a student is found at the counter of Mister Donut or Bell’s Greek Pizza when he ought to be at the reference desk of Pattee. To other students. Stale College is “line-oriented.’’ The most blatant example of this side of State College can be seen on any given day at Mid-State and Rosy, or in the bookstores at the beginning and end of any term. Still others arc impressed by “outer State College. Be it a drive to Meyer’s Dairy for their famed ice cream or a hike up Mount Nittany. these students have found a spot—away from the bustle of College and Beaver Avenues-which is dear to them. Typically State College -a college town that moms sec as cute, dads see as expensive, and students see each in their own special way. McAllister Succi t-armcn-- Market Typically Stale College 19 Downtown Traditions Tradition something in which the town, as well as the University, is rich. State College traditions-thev'rc in the places in town that have come to mean some- thing special to Penn State students. Early morning inhabitants of Hammond and the studios. Collcgianitcs. and other late night studiers all think of only one place when growling stomachs warn of the coming dawn the Penn Slate Diner. Still called the “NCD bv many students-a throwback to its New College Diner days—this diner is famous for its grilled stickics consumed during incoherent conversations and punchy giggling. Students seek the Corner Room with thoughts of a booth by the window and countless cups of coffee. Good conversation while you watch the world go by and the caffeine go down-that’s Corner Room tradition. When gift-buying time comes, students trek to the bookstores on College Avenue for Penn State memorabilia to please little sisters and brothers; and shop in the more intimate stores of South Allen Street and Beaver Avenue when more sophisticated gifts arc needed. It seems after we've graduated and come back as visiting alumni, our traditional meeting place will be the Tavern for dinner, where tine food is served in a relaxed atmosphere, rich in Penn State and State College tradition. Tradition-Penn State will mean to you not only “Eight on State” and the Nittanv Lion, but also those meeting places in town that were so much a part of your college days. The beginning of West College Avc. 20 Traditionally State College Street The T.ivern Restituunt Traditionally State College 21 L-Z ptEASEMAVEW 1.0 CARD READY 22 Student Services Student Services and Salvation Penn Slate daily life is more than jusi eat. drink and study. Students find themselves trekking from Walker Building to White Building in search of an office, a signature, or a shot of penicillin, all pro- vided by a variety of student services. When legs give out after the hike from Past Halls to West, the Campus Loop comes to the rescue. It runs through rain, sleet, snow and hail for longer hours than any mailman. The Loop delivers its passengers to any section of campus for only a dime per trip-probably the best deal in town. On those long nights of cramming before finals, there is Pattec Library and its branches in Pollock. Nittany. Centre and South Halls. One of Pal tec's unforgettable features is the stacks the only place in the world where books know how to play hide and seek. The Het el Union Building or HUB- is a good place to check out your computer date or scarf up a Daily Collegian. The HUB is the main student union building on campus, housing many student organizations, study rooms, information desks and game rooms. Ritenour Health Center offers a dispensary, phar- macy. hospital and ambulance services, along with a staff of doctors and nurses, for any student in need. However. Ritenour often means a long wait and a lousy selection of magazines! Students don’t walk to Shields Building they trudge there, grumbling the whole way about the awful location. Shields is a place to wait in line for thirty minutes only to find that transcripts are given out at the next window where the line is twice as long. From Loop to library, these and other student services are an integral part of life at Penn State. Clockwise, from upper left: Mcizcl Union Building: Inner and Outer Campus Loops; Shields Building-Records and Runarounds: Ritenour Student Admissions Student Services 23 Nursing moves lo University Park with completion of this building 24 Changing Changing Before Our Eyes During your four years at Penn State. 1975-79. you saw a limited amount of building and ex- pansion on campus, most of which took place during your years as upperclassmen. Three of these expansion projects are particularly note- worthy: Schwab Auditorium. Beaver Stadium, and the Sports Complex. Schwab Auditorium, built in 1903. was the gift of Charles M. Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel Corporation and a Penn State Trustee. Originally built as a chapel, the auditorium has since enjoyed varied academic and line arts uses. But during most of your junior year. Schwab was closed for repairs and renovations. The Audito- rium was rededicated during Homecoming week- end in Pall 1978 with new lighting, heating, air conditioning, carpeting, seats, and a total seating capacity of 968. Sixteen thousand scats were added to Beaver Stadium between the '77 and 78 football seasons, and the addition entailed an engineering feat of grand proportion. The 8-niillion-pound all-steel stadium was lifted 1216 feet to allow the erection of 20 rows of concrete stands where the track used to be. The south end of the horseshoe was also closed in with 40 rows of concrete stands, making a bowl with seals coming right down to the grass. Even with the additional 16.000 seats, tickets to all home games were sold out well in advance of the opening game! The University Ice Pavilion was converted to an indoor sports complex during Pall 1978. pro- viding outdoor varsity sports with a warm year- round practice area. The complex provided the soccer, track, baseball, football, men's and women’s lacrosse and field hockey teams with an indoor artificial surface for practice, but left ice skaters and hockey players out in the cold. A new skating rink will logically be the next build- ing project at Penn State, and there are whispers of another addition to the stadium. For now. you can watch the completion of the Nursing Build- ing. and wonder what comes next. - jme — Changing 25 Packaging milk for Sal� Room Mirrored image of Creamery Salo Room 26 The Creamery Packaging ice cream canons to fill Sales Room freezer Between dies line-up for Creamery ice cream The Creamery On any given fair-temperature afternoon, be it fall, spring or summer, it seems that all paths lead to the Creamery Sales Room, Penn State's answer to Borden's and Elsie the Cow! While the Creamery is located on the northern edge of campus and not exactly on the course of most students’ travels, many a Penn Stater makes it a point to cross paths with this ice cream shop. The line that quickly forms between classes is mostly comprised °f Forum escapees -in for a treat after those often uninspiring lectures. And what a treat the Creamery is-ice cream has always been a universal favorite and Penn State is no exception. Students at Penn State even have “University flavorites”-the three most wanted flavors on campus. It may surprise some students to hear hat bittersweet mint is the most popular flavor sold in the Sales Room, surpassing traditionally coveted vanilla and chocolate, lied for second place in popularity are vanilla and mounds, mounds being a concoction of vanilla ice cream with coconut and chocolate chips. Besides these three favorites, there arc usually fi'c to seven other flavors from which to choose, including sherbets and variegated flavors. Selections vary from day to day duc to freezer supply and student demand, even though the Creamery staff tries to keep a running stock of all flavors. Besides the Sales Room. Creamer)’ ice cream is also served in University dining halls and provides a welcome treat to the dining hall menu. These two places-thc Sales Room and the dorms-arc the two main outlets which the Creamery supplies. And the two biggest products which the Creamer)1 supplies to these outlets are ice cream and milk. Approximately 11.000 gallons of milk-whole, skim and choco- late-arc sent to the dorms each week, at an average of 1.500-1.600 gallons per day being consumed by thirsty Penn Staters. Each lime an ice cream appears on the menu, 800 quarts of that flavor are needed to supply enough slices for the hungry dormies. The Creamery also supplies the dorms with yogurt, cream cheese, cottage cheese, sour cream and buttermilk when needed, and sells these same products in the Sales Room along with a variety of cheeses. While students arc pleasantly aware of the results of the production side of the Creamery, most are not familiar with the business side of the operation. The Creamery is a break even operation, based on a profit and loss balance. As John L. Foley, director of Creamery operations, says. “We’re not out to make a million bucks, just to break even.” And the Creamery usually does just that. If there is a profit at the end of the year, the money is put into a fund for buying new equipment and machinery when it’s needed. The people behind the scenes of the Creamery are of two types- -production and sales—and students work in both capacities. Ten full-time Technical Services employees arc aided by four students working part-time in Creamery production. In the Sales Room, five full-time Tech Services employees work with approxi- mately 15 students. Employees, production and business are the behind-the-scenes side of the Creamery, all blending to take the form of that luscious ice cream cone in your hand on a warm Penn State afternoon. What’s YOUR favorite flavor? Penn State Mudcnu working on Creamery milk production line The Creamery 27 Penn State Proud Penn Slate means tradition, but how much of our legend, history and tradition do you really know? While students arc quick to learn that their social security number. ID card, and No. 2 pencil are vital to existence at Penn State, many fail to acquaint themselves with the University’s heritage. You. a graduating senior, try this quick trivia quiz and see how you fare! 1 -When was Penn State founded, under what name, and why? 2— What was the first year of football for Penn State, and what colors did our Lion ancestors wear? 3— For whom arc Ewing and Cross Halls named? 4— What are the words of the Alma Mater? 5 Bv what class was the Nittany Lion shrine donated? Give up? It you were stuck for answers, just read on for a bit of Penn State tradition. Penn State began as the “Farmer’s High School of Pennsylvania.” in 1855. not because it was a high school, but because the founders were concerned that farmers “might be prejudiced against the word college as that of a place where boys only contracted idle habits. Twenty-two years later, in 1877. intercollegiate football was founded, and the first Nittany Lion cheerleaders wore pink and black. In 1871. Rebecca Ewing and Ellen Cross had been admitted to Penn State, being the first two coeds to grace our campus. For this honor, the women's names are forever remembered in South Halls. The Alma Mater was written just after the turn of the century, in 1901. bv Fred Lewis Pattce. and the words (yes. he did write lyrics!) can be found in any of the student handbooks or football programs you once clutched in your hands. The Nittany Lion shrine was presented as a gift of the Class of 1940. and two years later the Nittany Lion was officially accepted by the Board of Trustees as our school symbol. If you answered all five questions correctly, you qualify for class historian: three or four correct shows you really read your student handbook: one or two correct means you did some browsing in the Penn State Room of Pattce: and if you bombed all five, you spent your college years in a vacuum! No matter how you scored, be consoled that now you leave Penn State with more than just the commoner's knowledge of the obelisk myth and Old Main bells (you DO know about them, right?). Penn State means tradition. 28 Tradition Tradition 29 University Workings Sixty-nine students, four faculty members and one building comprised the Farmers High School of Pennsylvania at its founding in 1855. Since that time. Penn State has gone from a high school to a ten- college university, with 35.000 students attending the University Park campus. The Provost, the principle officer of student affairs, works with two senior vice presidents, and the deans, vice presidents, and administrative officers of the different colleges to keep academic affairs running smoothly. The deans and assistant deans are responsible for programs of instruc- tion in each college. They work through the faculty members who are often researchers and advisors as well as professors. Such a large university can be overwhelming, causing a student to turn to his advisor for help. Different colleges have different advising systems: many students have faculty advisors, some are self-advised, and others arc advised bv upperclassmen acting as volunteer advisors. The Penn State student can choose from over 100 majors offered at the University, and will usually take three to live courses per term, during twelve terms of study, to complete his degree requirements. Summer, winter, spring or fall—Penn State is in session four terms a year, offering opportunity for year-round study and enrichment in one of the country’s largest state universities. Student advising 30 Academics Solitude in un empty classroom ) i Research Man in Motion Research, instruction and public service are the three main functions of most universities, and Penn State is certainly no exception. Research at the University has a dual role: the search for knowledge, and support of the graduate study program. Annual research expenditures for the Univer- sity today approach 50 million dollars, out of which considerable support is given to graduate instruction. But as recently as I960, research expenditures were only ten million dollars. With so much time and money being spent on research today, there is need for a central organi- zation for the administration of research. This need is met by the Office of the Vice President for Research, located in Old Main. This office keeps track of the vast amount of research—basic, applied, and developmental—being done in all ten colleges of the University. There is also an advisory committee called the Administrative Committee on Research which helps control and regulate the rapidly increasing research growth. Synopses of three recent research studies in the College of Health. Physical Education, and Recreation, are given below, representing the College faculty’s common concern for man in motion— the active man whether at work or at leisure. A new kind of fitness trail for all ages, with particular attention to activities lor the elderly, has been designed by four University researchers. Monty L. Christiansen, Karl Stocdefalke. Hcrberta Lundcgren. and Patri- cia Farrell studied a commercial fitness trail in State College, and then used treadmill data to find appropriate exercise levels for people of various ages. Volunteers ranging in age from 30 to over 60. participated in the study which resulted in the new fitness trail. The new track and exercise stations are to be built on the University Golf Course. Barney LeVeau. a former Penn Stater, studied the o!ten-practiced sit- up exercise and found his results to be somewhat less than heartening. LeVeau found that each of the typical sit-up positions caused some disc compression in the lower back; he suggested the bent leg position if sit- ups must be done. According to LeVeau. this position is the least likely to invite back troubles. People with dark brown eyes ought to react faster than those with blue eyes, according to a group of researchers at the University. Brown eyes indicate a larger percentage of the pigment melanin, which appears to hasten the speed of electrical impulses in the nervous system. A Jump on the Stock Market Dr. John R. Ezzell, head of the Department of Finance at the University, has some advice for stock market dreamers. Ezzell and Carlos Ru- biales. a Penn State MBA graduate, looked at factors that determine whether a stock is likely to split, which increases the value of the stock. Their Multiple Discriminant Analysis (MDA), applied to a sample of stocks, predicted about three- quarters of the stocks which eventually split. Ezzell and Rubialcs wanted to know why trad- ing seems to increase just before a split is an- nounced, a phenomenon that has been observed in recent studies. Analyzing a number of factors which might cause the trading increase, the re- searchers found that the most consistent factor was Retained Earnings per Share. Using their calculations, the team more accurately could pre- dict which stocks would split. 32 Research Biased TV News For the majority of Americans, television has supplanted newspapers as the primary source of national and international news. Drs. Richard L. Barton. Thomas W. Benson, and Richard B. Gregg of the Department of Speech Communication believe TV can have a strong influence on public opinion and national decision making, thus helping shape the future. Ideally, television should present news in an unbiased manner, yet closer inspection shows this not to be the case. Gregg has examined several studies of past campaigns which documented the media's ten- dency to focus more on the tactics of candidates than on their issues; Benson has focused on depoliticizcd newscasting, in which events and actions arc portrayed in ways that seem natural: and Barton has studied the forces and constraints that interact within and upon the television pro- fession and TV news presentation. No-Fault Divorce Risks of Comparative Advertising Drawing his conclusion from evidence gathered in a comprehensive study on marital separation. Dr. Graham B. Spanicr says. No-fault divorce would have little effect on divorce rates, but it would make those proceedings much less painful for most couples.” The first such major study of Pennsylva- nians. Spanier's research also shows that our state's present legal system aggravates any future chance of reconciliation. The study pointed to three condi- tions that help smooth marital separation: having enough money to make the transition in reasonable comfort; having some degree of social contact in the community; and developing contact with friends of the opposite sex. Objections to no-fault divorce in Pennsylvania (one of only three slates without it) center on the premise that easier divorce creates more divorce. Spanicr disagrees, claiming many of his counseling experiences as contrary evidence. Comparative advertising (as seen in the commercial depicting a woman's decision between two well-known brands of peanut butter) is supposedly able to do a better job of selling than the traditional “Brand X methods. In theory, comparative advertising is exposing the public to more facts and less deception, or so said the Federal Trade Commission in 1971 when it first promoted the concept. However, through his research. R. Dale Wilson of the Department of Marketing believes that the FTC is incorrect in its assumption, that the actual impact of com- parative advertising is minimal, and that only in very limited conditions will it do a belter job of selling than single-product ads that try to define product advantages. Wilson's research provided him with four conditions which he feels comparative advertising must follow to be successful. First, the ad must explicitly name or implicitly identify one or more brands of the same generic product or service class. Second, the ad must make substantial, not trivial, comparisons. Third, moderately intense associations must be made with directly competing brands. Fourth, the ad writer must mention the sponsor's brand early in the copy and frequently thereafter or readers and listeners may forget the sponsor and remember only the competitor. Research 33 Are You Happy? Dr. H. Stuart Mann, an operations researcher, is applying his background in engineering sys- tems management to the social sciences by mea- suring happiness. More precisely, he is studying statisfaction with the environment or daily living conditions as people perceive them. “Lambda is the name of Mann's mathematic- al social indicator that measures an individual’s happiness and satisfaction with society. Discrepancies between the time allowed by subjects to engage in pleasurable activities versus the time they'd like to spend at the same activi- ties are being shown in a computerized graph after being factored from Lambda. How people spend their lime is the crux of Lambda. Time budgeting as a concept is not new.” explains Mann, “but using it to measure social performance is. We’re using it to express the quality of life so we can understand how to improve it.’’ Mental Illness Depression is often labeled the common cold of mental illness due to its frequent occurrence and science’s inability to determine its cause. Dr. W. Edward Craighead, a psychologist, has found that eight to ten percent of Penn State students are depressed enough to need counseling, pro- vided at the University’s Psychology Clinic. Craighead says depression should not be viewed as a single problem with a single cause. He feels several distinct problems have been grouped un- der the term “depression.” including a deteriora- tion in behavior, loss of a significant relationship, distortion of feedback, and setting high stand- ards. high rates of self-punishment, and low rates of self-reinforcement. Depression may have definite adverse effects on daily living, notes Craighead. He urges profes- sional counseling and feels an individualized treatment is best. Still Young Some aging processes once thought totally irreversible can be arrested or even reversed, according to findings by biological health researchers. Dr. Margrct M. Baltcs, of the Divi- sion of Biological Health, says the bi- ological decline model, which holds that aging causes physical and mental decline, is no longer valid. By studies of diet, exercise, in- telligence. behavioral training and en- vironment. Baltcs has shown that some social behavior, as well as men- tal and physical dclcinc. can be modified and reversed. Nursing home stalls and adults should be educated to “help senior citizens only when necessary. Baltcs says. She also advises not patronizing senior citizens, but rather trying to reinforce their independence. 34 Research Beer or Steer When Dr. William L. Eck of the Department of Health Education teaches classes in his DWL (driving while intoxicated) program, he has trouble convincing his students in ten hours’ time that alcohol and gasoline don't mix. Eck organized the DWI program, whose students arc all drivers that have been arrested for driving under the influence. Prevention and intervention, says Eck, may be the key to cutting down alcohol abuse problems. Eck has or- ganized programs in identifying alco- hol abuse in schools and industry. As Eck says, We really arc inter- ested in a thorough review of alcohol abuse by students and employees and the development of identification and referral procedures to help them.” Toxic Lead Dr. Vilma R. Hunt, an environmen- tal health specialist, is researching the problem of lead poisoning. While lead poisoning is associated with a variety of symptoms including paralysis and brain damage. Hunt is studying more subtle effects. Says Hunt: “In men and women of repro- ductive age. high concentrations of lead in the blood arc associated with sterility, spontaneous abortion, and other reproductive abnormalities. For those workers who might be exposed to high concentrations of lead. Hunt advocates monitoring of exposure so that the worker knows his or her “body burden of lead at any time. Hunt also favors strict standards limiting the amount of lead on the job. Research 35 briefs. New Board Officers The University Board of Trustees elected Quentin E. Wood as its new president in January. Wood, who will serve a one-year term, is president and chief executive officer of the Quaker Stale Oil Refining Corp. Wal- ter J. Conti, a Doylcstown business- man. was named vice president of the Board. Both men arc University alumni. Lion Damaged TTie Nittany Lion Shrine had its right ear smashed and its body paint- ed with yellow letters during Novem- ber. and it wasn't because an oppos- ing team was in town. Vandals caused the S250 worth of damage to the stat- ue near Rec Hall. The shrine has of- ten been painted by opposing football teams, but this incident marked the first time the shrine had been physi- cally damaged. Programs Relocated Plans were made in February to move the art and music education divisions of the College of Education to the College of Arts and Architec- ture. The move was an adminis- trative change to help the College of Education cope with a budget cut. The shift, as planned, would create a combined unit of the art and art edu- cation faculty and programs, and a second unit of the music and music education faculty. USG Elections Dave Haberle and Tony Cortese easily won the Undergraduate Student Government presidential and vice presidential elections for 1978-79, tak- ing 46 percent of the vote. Ha- berle Cortcse ran on a platform of “We Must Be Heard.” calling for a stronger student voice in the Univer- sity. community, state and nation. The April election drew 6.878 voters, one- fifth of the student body. .Campus. Students Protest Police Guns The end of 1978 saw the ar- ming of campus police with .38 caliber revolvers, followed by student protests and adminis- trative cover-ups. On Nov. 6. University Provost Edward D. Eddy, acting as presi- dent. decided to allow the ar- ming of 33 University Police Services officers. Four days ear- lier. the University Council had voted 7-2 in favor of the arming and had given a report of its study of the gun issue to Eddy. Eddy then made his decision based, he said, on the idea that campus police should be armed, rather than an outside police force that wouldn't be as familiar with University grounds. Protests quickly took the form of Don’t Shoot. I'm a Student buttons, worn on the lapels of concerned students. Surveys conducted before the decision had shown many students op- posed to the arming, but student opinion was apparently ignored when the decision was made. Along with the buttons, students protested through letters to the editor of the Collegian and posters showing the barrel of a revolver and the words Welcome to Penn State. You're 1. Student anger was heightened in December when it was disclosed that an accident with a gun had occurred in Grange Building in October (before Eddy’s decision), but had not been reported to Eddy until after his decision. Director of University Safety David E. Stor- mcr-who had made the request to arm the police—was accused of covering up the accident, and student leaders called for an investigation. Answering this call. Eddy issued a report explaining the accident but didn’t release the original accident report by Stormcr. Student protest of the guns, though mostly silent, continued throughout the year. Budget Woes for the University In the long run. students seem to be hardest hit by the University’s budget difficulties, and last year was no exception. Students felt tuition increases for Spring Term '78. Fall Term '79. and again for Fall Term '80. and saw colleges and programs struggling with budget cuts during a financially disastrous year. The intensity of the University's pocketbook problems is always influenced by the amount received in state appropriations. In March 1979. University President John Oswald was scheduled to go before the House Appropriations Committee to defend a S130 million request for 1979-80. the highest request ever made by the University. With the state facing a budget deficit of up to S220 million, the outlook for University appropriations continues to be grim. 36 Campus News Teamsters Strike P.S.U. Misuse of Funds Teamsters Local 8. representing the University’s 2.600 technical service employees, went on strike at one minute past midnight on July 1: a strike that continued for forty days. The strike brought more than enough attention to the Teamsters’ cause—they claimed wages were the key issue-for it disrupted the entire University community’s usually country club-like existence during Summer Term. University employees were forced to take the trash out themselves and students had to cross picket lines to get to their classes. Most disruptive of all was the relocation of the Arts Festival, traditionally a town and campus affair, which the Teamsters strike caused. For the first time ever, the Festival was held entirely in town, and fortunately was a smashing success as always. Tension was felt throughout the community during the strike, and people soon lost sympathy for the Teamsters, which only served to increase the tensions. The Teamsters were accused of obstructing traffic, sprinkling picketing road sites with nails, and painting the Nittany Lion shrine near Rec Hall with the work “Strike.” Negotiations were frustrating and characterized by accusations flying back and forth between the University and the Teamsters. Local 8 President Jane Pikovsky wrote to U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Joseph Califano. charging that the University was illegal- ly using work study students to do union work. The University filed unfair labor practices with the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board charging that the picketcrs were interrupting work at construction sites (which included Beaver Stadium and the Nursing Complex). The Teamsters even took to rallying, and one march across campus ended on the steps of Old Main with 400 workers chanting “We want Oswald. We want a contract.” The Teamsters finally got that contract in August. A tentative agreement was reached on August 5, and several days later the final contract was made. Nittany Lion shrine victim of Teamsters' strike A scandal concerning the “use and abuse of funds and privileges in residence hall student government” (ARMS) was brought out Fall Term in a four-part investigation by the Daily Collegian. The alleged abuses included the misuse of movie co-op funds and proceeds from a pro- jector sale, the financial troubles of the now defunct Student Travel Organization, the mis- use of a floating meal ticket, and the over- spending of funds for a Summer Arts Festival party. ARHS President Jeff Glazier and Vice Pres- ident Steve Matt were asked to resign follow- ing accusations of various abuses, but both refused to give up their positions. The Collegian articles claimed Glazier and Matt were involved in improperly issuing a floating meal ticket to former movie co-op co- chairman Bill Buerschinger. and Glazier was charged with mishandling movie coop money during Winter Term '78. Buerschinger was asked to resign after fail- ing to promptly deposit movie receipts in the Associated Student Activities Office, the or- ganization which keeps the books of most student organizations. John J. Osswald, another movie co-op chair- man, was accused of depositing $400 of movie profits into his personal bank account. Buerschinger and Osswald also allegedly gave former ARHS Publicity Director Mary Anne Eves about $300 to pay her rent. A source said the money was returned after it was found to be missing. The Collegian scries also covered the failure of two former area presidents to turn in budg- ets for the 1978-79 academic year, the two being Centre Halls’ Kelly Hause and South Halls’ Mary Spyridakis. Hause was also ac- cused of violating Centre Halls’ constitution by selling movie equipment without the con- sent of Centre Halls’ council. STO had its charter revoked because it did not have the minimum of 12 members and did not make an attempt to fulfill the purpose stated in the organization’s charier. Campus News 37 briefs____________________ Commuter Flights Commuter flight?, between the Uni- versity Park Airport and Greater Pitts- burgh International Airport were put back on the schedule, the first time since 1972. to the delight of State College residents and University stu- dents. Residents and students were glad for the convenience of being able to once again fly out of the University Park Airport, which is located near Tortrces. Since 1972. when all flights to Pittsburgh were moved to the Mid- State Airport in Philipsburg because of an Instrument Landing System that had been installed there, area resi- dents and students have had to travel to Philipsburg to catch a commuter to Pittsburgh. But in August, an In- strument Landing System was in- stalled at University Park Airport, al- lowing commuter flights to once again originate from this area. With the cur- rent commuter schedule it is possible to catch any one of seven flights to Pittsburgh, anytime from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., every day except Saturday. Ford and Mondale Both town and campus were visited by political celebrities during fall cam- paign efforts. Former President Ger- ald Ford lunched at Gatsby's then spoke to thousands of students swarm- ing the HUB Ballroom, as part of campaign efforts by William Clinger. Clingcr. who worked in the Ford ad- ministration for two years, was a can- didate to the 23rd Congressional dis- trict. Vice President Walter F. Mon- dale also came to town, but he was campaigning for Ginger's opponent, then incumbent Joseph Ammcrman. The November 7 election was won by William Clinger. State Local Thornburgh Elected Governor, PSU Prof Heads PennDOT Richard L. “Dick Thornburgh was elected Pennsylvania's 42nd governor on November 7 after a long, hard struggle. Fierce competition for votes had been provided by Thornburgh's opposition, former Pittsburgh mayor Peter F. Flaherty. The campaign had centered on three issues—corruption, taxes and spending—and had been what the Associated Press called “a costly and a sometimes caustic campaign. The two candidates were old acquaintances, both Pittsburgh lawyers and the polls had shown Flaherty ahead during most of the race. But the underdog Thornburgh came from behind to give Pennsylvania its first republican governor in eight years. Thornburg promised to clean up the “corrupt adminis- tration in Harrisburg, and on election night he told a cheering crowd, “Pennsyl- vania has the stuff, the resources and the siick-io-it-iveness to build it back to the state it has to be.” One specific program on which Thornburgh decided to focus “clean up atten- tion was the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. To this end, the governor appointed Thomas D. Larson, a Penn Slate civil engineering professor, to head PennDOT. Larson, who took a leave of absence from the University to work in Harrisburg, said plans for PennDOT include a new selection process for county PennDOT supervisors and an end to the 1977 stoppage of new state construction projects. Victorious Governor Richard Thornburgh and wife Ginny 38 Stale Local New Zoning Change Republicans Sweep the County Political race results in Center County elections this year proved the county to be a Rcphulican stronghold and indicated a desire for change in government. Voters elected Republi- cans to the U.S. House of Representa- tives. state Senate and state House, and in all but the state Senate posi- tion the incumbent or the incumbent's parly was voted out of office. In the race for the 23rd Congres- sional seat. Republican William Cli- nger unseated Democrat Joseph Am- merman. Clingcr. a Warren County attorney, took a more conservative stand on issues than Ammcrman. with spending being the biggest issue. Cli- ngcr accused Ammerman of being one of the biggest spenders in Congress, while Ammcrman retaliated by point- ing to Clingcr's excessive spending on the campaign. In the end. Clingcr ba- rely won in Center County—by a mar- gin of 198 votes—and won the election w'ith 54 percent of the vote. It was a close race with the desire for a change in government winning. In the state senatorial race. Re- publican J. Doyle Corman remained in office after an unsuccessful chal- lenge by the democratic candidate. Robert Scbring. Scbring. a Penn State professor, tried to make education the big issue by pointing to the senatorial scholarships Corman had voted to dis- continue. and by pointing to the Uni- versity's difficulty in getting state ap- propriations. Corman said he had voted against the scholarships because some senators abused them, and said he favored a preferred status for the University when it came to appropria- tions. Corman won reelcction by a 61 to 39 percent margin. In the battle for the Centre Region state congressional scat. Republican Greg C. Cunningham defeated in- cumbent Helen D. Wise by 181 votes. Wise’s support was stronger than Cun- ningham's in the student precincts, but Cunningham’s constant criticism of Wise’s record while she was in the House ended up being the deciding factor in this very close race. In January, the State College Mu- nicipal Council approved an amend- ment to the borough's zoning ordi- nance, reducing the number of unre- lated persons allowed to live in a con- verted single family dwelling from five to three. Student leaders opposed the amendment, claiming it would worsen the housing shortage in town. But Council unanimously approved the amendment, saying it would provide adequate housing for all and protect residential areas from changes and in- trusions inviting deterioration. Many students live in these con- verted dwellings and most of the dwellings house at least five people. Council said these people would not be affected by the amendment, for it docs not apply to houses which are already established with live or more residents. The amendment will, how- ever. prohibit the establishment of more of these converted houses for four or more people, which could con- tribute to a more severe student hous- ing shortage in the future. Flood Faces Charges Rep. Daniel J. Flood, the 75-year old Democrat from Wilkes-Barre, faced charges on 11 counts of briber)1, conspiracy and perjury. Flood, who has served 16 full terms in Congress, was chairman of the House labor, health, education, and welfare sub-committee. In this position he had influence over the billions of federal dollars allocated to schools and hospitals. Flood’s former aide. Stephen B. Elko, who is serving a three-year prison term, accused Flood of taking more than SI00.000 in payoffs associated with this influence. Besides the bribery charges. Flood was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that he lied before a grand jury and at Elko’s trial. In February, a mistrial was declared in Flood's case when the jury remained helplessly deadlocked after more than 12 hours of deliberation. Mall Proposal Studied The proposed SIO-12 million Ferguson Mall, to be located on the former 150-acrc Penn Crest Dairy Farm off North Atherton Street, has been studied for months by economists, engineers, environmentalists, and PcnnDOT. But because of the many recommendations submitted, the Ferguson Town- ship Planning Commission has had a difficult lime reaching a decision. Various organizations, including Park Hills Association of Homeowners who live on the fringes of the proposed Mall, have expressed concern for the effect on local traffic pat- terns. local environment, the nearby Radio Park Elementary School, and the possibility of damaging business in the Centre Business District, especially in downtown State Col- lege. Petitioning for the farm’s rezoning from R-2 residential to C-l commcrical is the Oxford Development Company, builders of Pittsburgh’s Monroeville Mall. Stutc I.ocal News 39 briefs_________________ Nixon in Washington Former President Richard Nixon returned to the White House at the end of Junuary for the first time since his resignation on Aug. 9. 1974. but it took a Chinese visitor to get him there. Nixon was invited to dine and visit with Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. a diplomatic honor for Nixon who made the original U.S.- China ties when he was in office. Nix- on’s return to the capitoi was high- lighted by a formal dinner, gift ex- changes with Teng. and student pla- cards reading Nixon is O.K. Worst U.S. Crash All 135 people on board a Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 jet were killed when their plane collided with a Ces- sna 172 light plane over San Diego. The jet crashed into the heavily popu- lated North Park district of the city, killing eight more people on the ground. The student pilot of the Ces- sna was also killed, bringing the death total to 144. and making this October crash the worst in U.S. aviation his- tory. The crash only served to in- tensify the need for tighter flight regu- lations. long a concern of all involved with aviation in the U.S. Smokers Beware All students who have turned to smoking to case the anxiety of mid- term mania and frantic finals. BE- WARE. In January the U.S. surgeon general issued a massive report that showed cigarette smoking to be far more dangerous to health than we bclived in 1964. The new report put special emphasis on the risks to women and children: lung cancer rates among women arc increasing, and smoking by pregnant women may be linked to possible deaths or growth problems in their babies. National Movies, Music and Mork While only certain people and events make the news of the nation, every American in one way or another contributes to the trends of the nation. During the past year, junior high kids were playing the sound-track from Grease. college students were idolizing John Belushi. young executives were turning to the discos, and health enthusiasts of all ages were running the country. Many favorites are seen on the movie screen or heard on the radio, for Americans love to be entertained by the screen and disc. The Academy Awards and the Grammy Awards are held annually to honor the best in the screen and recording industries, respectively, and these awards arc usually a good indicator of what has been most popular in the country during the year. The 1978 Academy Awards ended up being a salute to the genius of Woody Allen, for he was given the best director and best picture awards for his movie “Annie Hall.” Diane Keaton was named best actress for her starring role in Annie Hall. and she accepted the awards not only for herself but for Allen, too. who at the time was playing the clarinet in New York’s Michael’s Pub. his usual Monday night gig! The best actor award went to Richard Drcyfuss for his role in The Goodbye Girl.” At the Grammies, Saturday Night Fever” by the BccGccs was named best album by a group, and The Stranger by Billy Joel was named best album by a single artist. The best pop female vocalist was Donna Summer, the nation’s disco queen, for her hit “Last Dance. The best pop male vocalist was Barry Manilow for “Copa Cabana. And everyone's favorite wild and crazy guy” Steve Martin won the best comedy album award for Let’s Get Small. Other sensations of the screen during the year included “Heaven Can Wait. Superman.” and Animal House. Heaven Can Wait. which Warren Beatty starred in and directed, appealed to both athletic and romantic interests, for it was the story of love and a football player triumphing over even death. Superman” fiew from the comic book cover to the movie screen and scented to make the flight intact, bringing in SI2 million in its first week. And Animal House” took the country by storm, triggering toga parlies and John Belushi look-alike contests on college campuses. The soundtrack front “Animal House was probably played in every fraternity house across the country, and every dorm cafeteria surely witnessed at least one food fight or jcllo-sucking display. Another of the nation’s favorite pasttimes is watching television, and viewers this year witnessed a great network programming battle. While previously com- plaining of a lack of good programs, audiences last year complained that there were too many good shows all being aired at the same time. In the midst of the battle, one young comedian was taking the public by storm. Robin Williams, playing Mork from the planet Ork on ABC’s show Mork and Mindv”. was entertaining audiences of all ages. His antics even led TIME magazine to name Williams the most promising newcomer in show business. Jogging and racquctball continued to gain popularity as Americans seemed to become more and more health conscious. In appearance, college coeds seemed to revert to either the 50s—sporting hairbands and pleated skirls, or to their fathers’ closeis-sporiing the “Annie Hall look of baggy pants, vests and men's tics. A conservative look of short hair and horn-rimmed glasses characterized the college male. And a sense of the insane overtook the entire nation in their following of comic Steve Martin. All in all, a wild and crazy year for trends in the nation. Nanoo-nanoo! 40 National News U.S.-China Ties Renewed, Teng Visits On March i, embassies opened in both Peking and Washington—with Ambassador Leonard Woodcock becoming America's key man in Pek- ing. Normalization came on the cvc of a meeting in which Secretary of State Cyrus Vance tried un- successfully to complete a second-stage strategic arms limitation agreement (SALT II) with the Soviet Union. A summit meeting between Presi- dent Carter and President Leonid Brezhnev failed to materialize. During Minister Tcng's visit, he did not resolve all of the doubts felt by many Americans about the future of the new relationship between China and the U.S. Having been instrumental in one of the most drastic changes of policy in Chinese history, he could not guarantee that Peking would not alter its course again-and drop the U.S. The big price Carter paid for his foreign policy coup was to cut formal U.S. tics with the Nation- alist Chinese regime on Taiwan. In Taipei, the Nationalist captial, crowds bombarded the U.S. Embassy with eggs, and President Chiang Ching-kuo said that the U.S. was denying millions of enslaved people on the mainland their hope for an early restoration of freedom. President Carter with Vice Premier Tcng Hsaao-pmg In Late December the results of a frantic 72 hours of exchanges between Peking and Washington changed the diplomatic balance between the United States and China, and healed America’s long estrangement from one-quarter of the world’s population. In a hastily arranged television speech. President Jimmy Carter an- nounced the breakthrough with China. Full diplomatic relations were established on January I. and on January 29. Deputy Prime Minister Teng Hsiao-ping. 74 and China’s modern-minded pragmatist who made the key concessions to Washington during the negotiations, visited the capital. Proposition 13 Spurs Tax Revolt In California, voters by 2 to I approved Proposition 13. which demanded chopping the state’s property taxes by 57 percent, or about $7 billion, and made it one of the most impor- tant political and sociological events of the year. The fires of rebellion which led to the clear cut mandate, were fueled by soaring tax rates at a point when the state was already running a $5 billion surplus. But most of the states that followed California’s lead in November chose more moderate measures and focused in on spending more often than taxes. But even as Californians prepared to vote on the S7 billion property-tax cut. politicians and economists issued words of warning: if the measure passed, schools, libraries and parks might close, police and fire protection might be curtailed, and countless public employees could lose their jobs. Nonetheless, the bill passed and politicians managed to soften the blow by passing on to local governments S5 billion from the huge S6.6 billion budget surplus. National New� 41 briefs________________________ People in the News PATTY HEARST was freed from prison on Feb. I. after serving about 23 months of her seven-year sentence. President Carter commuted her sen- tence. saying the kidnapped hcircss- turned-bankrobber had suffered enough and presented no risk to so- ciety. Hcarst had been the victim of a political kidnapping by the Sym- bionese Liberation Army in 1974. and after her capture was convicted of participating in a San Francisco bank robbery with the SLA. Hcarst. 25. walked out of the Pleasonton. Calif., prison and into the arms of her fiance. Bernard Shaw. The couple, who met when Shaw was a bodyguard for Hcarst in 1976. had plans to marry in April. NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER, for- mer vice president of the United States and four-term governor of New York, died the night of Jan. 26 from a heart attack. Rockefeller, one of the nation's wealthiest men. was 70 years old. He was working on a book about modern art at the time of the attack and was found slumped over a desk in a private office just off Fifth Avenue. JOHN WAYNE, the rugged movie actor know affectionately as “Duke. underwent cancer surgery in January. The nine-hour operation began as a routine gallbladder operation, but sur- geons had to remove Wayne’s stom- ach after discovering a low grade ma- lignant tumor. Doctors said they found no sign of the cancer spreading from his stomach and credited the 71- vear old star’s excellent post-operative recover}' to his good physical condi- tion and positive mental attitude. DR. MARGARET MEAD, famed anthropologist, died in New York on Nov. 15 at age 76. TIME magazine called Mead “a pioneering anthropol- ogist who was famed late in her career for her doughty defense of the restless young generation. National The Horror of Jonestown Guyana Penn State students were home for Thanksgiving break, relaxing after the pain and pressure of finals, when the awful news slowly filtered in. First, the media told of an ambush at Port Kaituma airstrip in northern Guyana. South America, in which U.S. Rep. Leo J. Ryan and three newsmen were killed. The congressman from California had been in Guyana to investigate events at the jungle headquar- ters of an American religious sect called the Peoples Temple. The sect was led by Rev. Jim Jones and had formerly held services in San Francisco and Los Angeles before moving to the Guyana settlement known as Jonestown. Ryan had gone to Jonestown prompted by family members of cultists who had followed Jones to Guyana, and was on his way out of the country when the ambush occurred. Killed in the ambush were Ryan; Don Harris, an investigative reporter for KNBC-TV in Los Angeles; Robert Brown, a cameraman with NBC news; and Greg Robinson, a photographer with the San Francisco Examiner. A cult member later said that Jones had talked about the need for Ryan’s death and predicted his plane would “fall out of the sky. But the ambush was only the beginning of the horror story that is Jonestown. The death loll mounted daily until it was finally reported that 912 cult members had been part of a mass suicide at Jonestown. The members, many of them infants and infirm elderly people, reportedly were instructed by Jones to drink cyanide-laced Kool-Aid from a large metal vat. Some victims bore needle marks on their arms, indicating they had been murdered with cyanide injections. And Jones himself was found with a bullet in his head which American pathologists confirmed was the result of suicide. The questions of why and how more than 900 people were induced by a charismatic cult leader to commit suicide might never be answered. Also unre- solved is the question of who should get the cult's money, estimated at nearly SI5 million. Former Jones’ aides said the cull leader had often spoken of giving the money to the Palestinian Liberation Organization or the Soviet Union. Norman Rockwell Artist Norman Rockwell, who portrayed a folksy, humorous America on more than 300 Saturday Evening Post covers, died the night of Nov. 8 at the age of 84. Rockwell had been ill for a long time, according to his wife Molly, and died in their home in the town of Slockbridge. Mass. Rockwell’s scenes were often poignant, often hu- morous. and endeared him to all Americans who viewed his magazine covers and por- traits as representative of the true heart of this country. Rockwell painted in a con- verted carriage house studio in the scenic Berkshire Mountain community of Stock- bridge. He died of natural causes. 42 National News Sports Sensations of 1978 C'lockwive, from lop left: Pete Rove: Dave Parker: Steve Cauthen; Leon Spinkv. Headlining the national sports scene during the past year were two “hometown” football teams: Penn State’s own Ninany Lions and the Pittsburgh Stcclers (hometown team for at least half of the Penn Staters at University Park!). The Nittany Lions went into the Sugar Bowl against Alabama as the Number One team in the country, but after a frustrating game emerged only fourth. Consolation for this Sugar Bowl loss was found by some Penn Staters in the the Stcclcr’s victory at the Super Bowl. The Pittsburgh team was clearly superior to the Dallas Cowboys, as quarterback Terry Bradshaw led the Stcclers to a 35-31 win. Also in the football headlines last year was the ill-fated dismissal of Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes. Hayes, known for a sour dis- position and bad temper, cither re- signed or was dismissed (depending on who’s doing the talking), after hitting an Auburn player who had just made a crucial interception dur- ing the Orange Bowl. National baseball news was high- lighted by the New York Yankees’ pitcher Ron Guidry', who led his team to a World Scries win. Also in the baseball spotlight was Cincinnati Reds’ veteran Pete Rose, who signed a S3.2 million dollar free agent con- tract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Pittsburgh Pirate Dave Parker was soon to follow Rose’s lead while negotiating his contract with the Pi- rates. Parker was the National League’s Most Valuable Player for 1978. For Leon Spinks. 1978 had both good news and bad news. The good news was he won the heavyweight title from Muhammad Ali in Febru- ary. The bad news was he lost it back to the 36-year old Ali in Sep- tember. One of the young sensations in the sports world last year was jockey Steve Cauthen. At age 18. Cauthen rode the three-year old Affirmed to the Triple Crown. However, the glory' was later marred by a losing streak of more than 100 races. The Year of Double-Digit Inflation In 1978. Americans faced with double-digit inflation re- sponded to President Carter’s new politics of austerity’’, which promised tighter budgets, tight money, and a massive defense of the dollar. Many factors contributed to 1978’s increasing inflation rate. Productivity gains were practically nonexistent, and thus pro- vided little to offset rising labor costs. The decline of the U.S. dollar-a victim of inflation itself—had a positive impact on the huge trade deficit, but also raised the price of U.S. imports. Consumer prices, hit by inflation, jumped nearly ten per- cent in 1978. The Council of Economic Advisors had ori- ngially projected an increase of 5.9 percent for 1978. Carter’s response to inflation included a new wage-price- guidelinc program to bolster the U.S. dollar that was daily sinking to new and more sickening lows. Carter also promised to keep his recommended deficit for the next fiscal year below $30 billion. For the first time Carter accepted tight money and higher interest rates as antidotes to inflation. To help the U.S. dollar in foreign exchange mar- kets. he committed the U.S. to an elaborate defense fund of S30 billion. Carter administration officials, led by chief inflation fighter Allred Kahn, hope their new austerity policies can produce an inflation rate of less than seven percent and in increase in growth of between two and three percent for 1979. However, the possibility of a recession still preys upon the minds of U.S. economists and officials alike. National News 43 briefs________________________ Golda Meir Golda Mcir. former prime minister of Israel and beloved public figure in her country, died on Dec. 8 after a 15- ycar battle against lymphoma. The 80-ycar old Mcir had kept the disease secret during her years as prime min- ister from 1968 to 1974. World leaders and thousands of Israeli mourners paid their respects as Meir’s body lay in state outside the entrance to the Knesset. Israel’s Parliament. Meir was buried on Dec. 12 among Israel’s heroes. Test-tube Baby The Oldham and District General Hospital in England found itself briefly in the center of world atten- tion. for in this hospital was born the world’s first test-tube baby. Louise Brown, blond, blue-eyed and just un- der six pounds was bom to British parents on July 25. and seemed a “nice, healthy, normal baby.” The baby was conceived when her father’s sperm penetrated her mother’s egg in a vial an inch in diameter and 2 inches high: the fertilized egg was then implanted in Louise’s mother’s womb and survived almost the full nine months to a Caesarean birth. Dr. Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Rob- ert Edwards were responsible for the genetic breakthrough after twelve years of research. The baby’s birth was greeted vari- ously as “a medical miracle, an ethical mistake and the beginning of a new- age of genetic manipulation. But the world didn’t have time to fully ponder the consequences of in vitro con- ception before a second test-tube baby was born in Calcutta during October. And it seemed likely that more test tube babies would follow as parents’ desires to have children would take priority over ethical considerations. International Iran: Shah Gone, Khomeini Back I am going on vacation because I am feeling tired, Shah Mohammed Rcza Pahlavi of Iran said as he bid farewell to the country that had once honored and respected him as its ruler. 1 hope the government will be able to make amends for the past and also succeed in laying the foundation for the future. The riots which had proceeded the Shah’s departure continued after he had gone. In symbolic revenge, angry yet jubilant mobs raced through the city of Tehran, defacing symbols of their fallen leader. We have won. we have won. we arc free. shouted an exultant demonstrator. The Shah is gone and we will never let him back. Three days later came another mob scence which dwarfed even the most massive rallies during Iran’s year of Shah protests. The reason was the return of the Muslim holy man. the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who had spent the last fifteen years in Parisian exile. The ayatollah is Iran's senior religious leader (his title means “reflection of Allah ), and his followers awaited him as the savior of the nation. “You can’t overestimate the influence this man has in every corner of Iran. says a political analyst in Tehran. “He symbolizes the only pure thing left for Iranians. Khomeini probably also symbolizes a return to old customs for the Iranians. The Shah had tried to advance his country, but his westernization efforts seemd to end with his exile. While remaining sympathetic to the Shah up to the end. the U.S. in February announced its willingness to work with the Khomeini adminis- tration for the good of both countries. Transitions in the In less than three months’ time, the Roman Catholic Church buried two popes and elected a non-Italian pope, transitions that left Church members reeling between mourning and celebra- tion. On August 6. Pope Paul VI. Giovani Battista Montini, died after suffering a heart attack at his summer residence. The ailing 80-year old pope, who had reigned for 15 years, was hearing mass in the papal apartment at the time of his attack and died within four hours. Three weeks later, the Church’s 111 cardinals elected with surprising speed a relatively young pope. Cardinal Albino Luciani, the 65-ycar old Patriarch of Venice, was elected pope and took the name of John Paul I. The new pope, known for his radiant smile and simple humility, served only 34 days before dying of a massive heart attack while reading in bed the night of Sept. 28. On Oct. 16. Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Poland was elected pope, breaking a 455-year tradition of Italian pontiffs. The 58-ycar old archbishop of Krakow took the name of John Paul II. Vatican Pope John Paul II 44 International New� Sadat and Begin Meet to Try for Peace Egypt's President Anw.tr Sadat Israel's Prime Minister Mcnachcm Begin On September 17, 1978. in a historical showing of good- will. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Israel’s Prime Minister Menachem Begin signed a blueprint for peace in the war-torn Middle East, amid the tight security of Camp David. Maryland. The agreements were reached in a remarkable surge of make-or-break negotiations, urged on by an anxious Presi- dent Jimmy Carter. From the beginning, the mood at Camp David was grim and Carter aides worried that the talks would be a complete failure. Personal relations between Sadat and Begin were badly strained. Carter began an aggressive round of shuttle diplomacy in which he met separately with Sadat and then with Begin, talking with the Israeli leader for more than four hours on the eve before the summit's deadline. Finally, at 5:30 p.m. on the day of the deadline, the breakthrough was achieved. In a televised announcement to the nation, President Carter willingly accepted the accolades that went with his role as peacemaker. One week later his popularity with the American public was reflected in the greatly improved Harris Poll figures. The first of the agreements signed was a “framework” for a comprehensive peace settlement in the Middle East. The second was a framework for a peace treaty to be signed by Egypt and Israel by December 17. The agreements, which outlined plans for an interim government on the occupied West Bank, called for a five- year sharing of power among Israel. Jordan and the Palesti- nians. But the atmosphere of peace and harmony, which resulted in Sadat and Begin both receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, soon turned sour as the two Middle East powers failed to meet the December 17 deadline. The United States placed the blame mainly on Begin, who feared for his country’s security and disagreed with the framework proposal that the sharing of power be reviewed after five years. There was also speculation that Begin was guarding his sagging popularity with the Israeli people. During the height of the U.S. pressure for concessions from the Israeli government, Israeli troops staged a retali- ation raid into Lebanon and destroyed a number of Pales- tine Liberation Organization (PLO) bases. U.S. Ambassa- dor-at-large Alfred Atherton, in an attempt to get the deadlocked talks between Israel and Egypt started again, bluntly warned Begin that Israel must stop being negative about negotiations with Egypt. In February 1979 the Carter Administration proposed another try at negotiations. It invited Egypt and Israel to a ministerial-level mini-summit at Camp David. Both sides were expected to attend but there was little hope of a breakthrough. International News 45 Lifeandtimeslifeandtimeslifeandtimeslifeandtime 4ft Life and Time ) and Times difeandtimeslifeandtimeslifeandtimeslifeandtimeslife; Life Life and Tim� 47 Somewhat secluded behind the stately trees around Pattee Library and Rcc Hall, lie West Halls. Noticeably quieter. West generates an atmosphere of warmth, community, and tradi- tion. Much of West’s personality stems from the unusual architectural structure of the dorms and quads. The upper quad consists of three small dorms - Watts. Jordan and Irvin - that tend to promote a close, personal atmosphere among their residents. The larger dorms Hamilton. McKee and Thompson - have rather unusual structures, and their lack of symmetry makes for one of the most highly regarded advantages of West BIG rooms. Rcc Hall for the athletes, fraternities for parties. Pattee for studying, and Waring Lounge for pizza, show West has something for everyone. Entering West Halls Quad Fourth tloor view of Jordan Hall 48 West Halls Water balloon race at Almost Anything Goes Waring cupola West Halls 49 NOR1H Along scenic Park Avenue, North Halls lies apart from other areas. Small, but with a character all its own. the atmosphere of this area is based on friendliness, simplicity and involvement. Although North is the smallest residential area, it abounds with activity. In campus-wide recycling last year. North contributed the highest percentage of recyclablcs per student; and this year North is starting a semi-term newsletter. The Interest Houses, most of which are located in North, add a special character to this area. Hayridcs, floor-wide strategy games, speakers and international dinners and parties arc just some of the events influenced by the Houses. Although small (only 5 dorms). North Halls puts on a big show with North Week every spring. “Emperor of the North contest. Road Rally, dinner dance and a picnic are all part of the fun of North! For budding Billy Joels - the piano in Wamock Cluttered, but homey, dorm room Life in North Halls - relaxed and laid back 50 North Halls language Lab on third floor Lccie Studying in the “tombs ol Lccie North Halls 51 Doing what wc do best Studying outside Findlay Hall Buying essentials at the Oasis 52 East Halls Penn State freshmen living in East Halls for •he first time encounter slogans such as The sun rises in the East.” and With East you get a lot - 80. along with a short monster with ankle-length hair known affectionately as “the Beast from East — East's mascot and orientation person- ality. Once all of this craziness has been digested by bewildered freshmen, the East Week of Wack- •ncss begins with a steeplechase, scavenger hunt, frisbee fiy, pie-eating contest and a licorice tug- of-war! During the winter, there’s the Winter Carnival, featuring snow sculptures and tray races, and a Winter Arts Festival. With the Spring thaw comes East Week with he infamous T-shirt and gym shorts contests, as wcH as disco contests and Name that Tune. All things considered, there's a lot of creativity nd imagination in East — no wonder they say. ‘East is far out! East Halls 53 Pollock-Nittany seems io be an area of contrast - from the newer “high rise dorms of Pollock to the “barracks of Nittany. with the PUB being neutral territory. But residents of the two extremes co-exist, and even have fun together. Activities like outdoor concerts. Stone Valley outings and pinball tournaments bring residents together. This area even has a celebrity - Penn State’s own Pinball Wizard lives in Nittany 42 - Art McClain. McClain outtilted over 100 other participants in the campus- wide Pinball Tournament held at Pollock-Nittany. Colorful drawings in many of Pollock dorms’ ground floor windows indicate the presence of the ten sorori- ties living in this area. Pollock residents consider pranking, singing and ritual commonplace. From high rise to barrack, sorority to independent. Pollock-Nittany is contrast and color and home away from home. POILOCK-NITMNY Studying in Ritner's temporary housing Student parking at Nittany barracks Writing a letter in Shunk Hall 54 Pollock-Nittany Halls Leaving Porter Hall Getting mail in the PUB PoUock-Nittany Halls 55 South Halls alternative to the dining hall Lone Diner 56 South Halls Ask any resident what the best part of living in South Halls is and you'll be told. We’re closest to town - and the action! Thcrc’d be no point in arguing. Most of South Halls is situated along College Avenue, and residents have a front-row view of down- town activities. In addition to being the closest to town. South's residents are active in Greek life. Eight of Penn State's sororities are housed in South - ideally close to the fraternities they work with on fund-raising and other charitable projects. The zeal with which sorority members par- ticipate in these activities carries over to South Halls events. Residents match wits in numer- ous Residence Hall Week stunts during the spring, as well as in coffeehouses, formal danc- es. and ski trips to Blue Knob during the fall and winter. South It dlls quod South Halls 57 Rosa - Simmons Hall maillady Centre is made up of just four buildings: Simmons and McElwain, Hartranft and MifTlin. Women reign here, as Simmons and McElwain arc the largest female dorms on campus, outnumbering the guys of Hartranft and MifTlin 3:1. Among the women of Centre are many of Penn State’s top athletes, choos- ing the area because of its proximity to the women’s IM fields and White Building. Unlike other residence areas. Centre feels the best time for a week of fun is winter. Wintertainment. with such events as a ca- sino night, all-night bowling, snow sculpture contest, and Hawaiian Luaus. breaks up the monotony of the long winter months. Spring comes alive too. as “A Different Kind of Night” offers an evening outdoors with pic- nics. a band, dance contests and late night movies. CENTRE A converted single in McElwain 58 Centre HalU ■ Centre Halls 59 McElwain Hall Grocery chopping at Weis Market Chicken, ihake’n'bakc and Bacardi on the side 60 Apartment Life ON OUR ONNN Nearly 20,000 Penn Staters are “townies. and make their homes in cither hi-risc apartments, spacious townhouscs or converted houses. From Penn Towers to Park Forest, these townies have given up a bit of the dorm’s convenience for a chance to be on their own. For the townies, apartments are welcome relief from mock drumsticks, RA’s, and sharing the bath- room with 40 other people. No longer is living restricted to half of a small room; many apartments have both living and dining rooms. Kitchens allow experimentation with such exotic dishes as Ham- burger Helper or Macaroni and Cheese. Townies arc faced with the challenge of making tuna sur- prise less of a surprise and catching the Centre Line in time for second period. Think back on your college apartment days as the time when you learned to appreciate the finer things in life - dishwashers, twistces. paper bags and vacuum cleaners; Mr. Clean and the Tidy Bowl man were close friends; and you quoted the latest grocer)' prices quicker than a passage of Hamlet! Apartment Life 61 A common site along State College street Ccdarbrook balcony particn Party, party, party - townies do more than their share! The excitement of balcony- panics makes the frenzy of dorm parties fade in comparison. Townies clamour to their balconies and porches to greet neigh- bors and celebrate home football weekends, the Phi Psi 500 and Spring. But apartment living Isn’t all partying; on the darker side, there’s the rent to pay. Rent increases announced in January. 1978, for several complexes in town spurred stu- dents to a “Rent Wars” campaign, in- cluding picketing on Beaver Avenue. The rent increases ranged from 3% to 37%. and although students protested the increases, the campaign ultimately was unsuccessful — prospective tenants lined the halls of Bea- ver Hill wailing to rent from A.W. Sons, one of the leading rent hikers. Despite the faults, these apartments, tow- nhouscs and houses are home for many Penn Staters - happy homes! A wild and littered Beaver Avenue after the Ohio State game 62 Apartment Life LIFE ON 1HE MST I4NE mm SSSSSSMI Increase | | A nt . '• ! crease Crowded apartment conditions bring partien closer Rent War� protestor� A favorite slogan - “Don’t up our rent. Up Yours” Apartment Life 63 Phi Kappa Tau brother� during IM football 64 Greeks 1HE GREEK INGLE Alpha Xi Delta in a single during sorority intramurals Fall formal rush at Pi Beta Phi There must be some sort of magnetic pull about Greek life judging by the increasing numbers of young men and women who have joined the ranks of Penn State’s fraternity brothers and sorority sisters. To date, the Uni- versity houses some 50 fraternities and 17 sororities, with an average house size of 40 to 50 members. Daytime lifestyles vary among the different fraternities and sororitics-some stress academ- ics. some social aspects, while others balance the two. A prospective Greek is able to find out the distinguishing features of the frater- nities and sororities during a period called rush. A rushce also can easily see what activi- ties arc important to Grccks-besidcs academ- ics and social functions, probably the most time is devoted to intramurals and philan- thropic projects. Through meals, chapter meet- ings and house projects Greeks work and live together! Greeks 65 Dinner time al Sigma Pi CO MNKONWE4L1H OIMPUSES Penn State’s Commonwealth Campus system encompasses 22 branch campuses evenly distributed across Pennsylvania. Since Behrcnd and Capitol are the only campuses which offer four-year degree pro- grams besides University Park, almost all Commonwealth Campus students transfer to main campus after their first two years. While most of these students probably be- come caught up in the hustle and bustle of main campus once they're here, they still remember their first campus. Altoona students remember the carillon tower of the All Faiths Chapel overlooking a two-acre reflecting pond. Beaver Campus, located in Monaca, boasts youth and size—it’s the second youngest branch campus and the fourth largest. Delaware County Campus students remember the living laboratories”-ihe numerous scien- tific and cultural facilities that are part of many educational programs. True to its name, the DuBois Campus is surrounded by woodlands-it’s located near a national forest and two state parks. The Hazelton Campus is best known for its iViedical Lab- orators’ Technology and Sociology pro- grams. Berks Campus, on the outskirts of Reading, is the only branch campus to offer associate degree programs in Chemical En- gineering Technology and Hotel and Food Service. Two other branch campuses just began new associate degree programs: Fayette Campus in Solar Technology and Shenango Valley Campus in Steel Tech- nology. The Mont Alto campus, located near Michaux State Forest, boasts an inter- national reputation for its Forest Tech- nology and Surveying Technology associate degree programs. Wilkes-Barre Campus students remember a beautiful 15-acrc ar- boretum. particularly striking in the spring with the hundreds of thousands of blos- soms. Ogontz Campus students enjoy a beautiful location-a wooded site complete with meandering stream and duck pond. Clockwise, from top left: Mont Atio; Ogontz: Schuylkill: Dubois: Beaver: Bcrkv. Fayette: Scranton; Allentown: Shenango Valley: Hazelton. Commonwealth Campuses 67 Other Commonwealth Campuses include: New Kensington. Schuylkill, Worthington. Scranton. York and McKeesport. While University Park students may tend to think “main” is the only campus to be. commonwealth students know better and come to main campus with fond memories of their “tirst Penn States! Clockwise, from top left: Altoona; York; Wilkes- Barre; Delaware County; New Kensington; Behrend; McKeesport. ROTC Cadci leadership during Scotia Range firing Exercise with the M-60 machine gun ROTC cadets relaxing at a social The ROTC program ai Penn Slate is divided into three areas -the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force. While each of these divisions has certain dis- tinguishing features, the basic curriculum is similar for all three. Enrollment for ROTC may be under cither the four-year or the two-year program, but if the latter is chosen, certain extensive summer train- ing sessions are held before the individual’s junior year to orient him to the basics of ROTC. Once enrolled in ROTC. a cadet is expected to take progressive military courses, usually a one credit course per term. Basic course subjects (first and second years) introduce the cadets to manage- ment principles, national defense structure, military history, and leadership instruction. Advanced course subjects include group dynamics, organization and management, administration, and advanced lead- ership. Scholarships are offered to students on a com- petitive basis, and may be obtained for one. two. three, or four years. These scholarships pay for tuition, books, lab fees, and academic expenses. In addition, the student receives a $100 subsistence allowance monthly. Scholarship recipients, as well as all ROTC cadets in the first two years of the program, are under no obligation and may drop out of the program at any time. Upon entering the third year, all cadets wishing to proceed with their mili- tary training are asked to sign a contract in which they agree to stay in the program and to give four years of military service upon graduation. At this time, the non-scholarship cadets begin receiving $100 monthly subsistence allowances. Each of the ROTC programs offers various activi- ties to the cadets in which participation is voluntary and enhances classroom experience. Among these arc the Army's Ranger unit and the Pershing Rifles; Navy's Semper Fidelis Society and Quarterdeck Society; and the Air Force’s Arnold Air Society and the Airborne Platoon. Upon graduation, all ROTC participants will have earned a commission as officers in the US military. ROTC is not an academic major; rather, it is an elective which provides an opportunity to learn about leading and managing in a people- oriented job environment. ROTC 69 The HUB lawn seems to host more than its fair share of student pitter-patter. Besides the daily traffic to and from classes, the lawn is also the site of Gentle Thursday in the spring and Free U Day in the fall, both day-long activities complete with live music and par- tying people. It’s been said that there's no bet- ter way to celebrate the coming of spring than Gentle Thursday a day of sharing. Students flock to the HUB lawn, leaving all thoughts of classes, papers and exams behind, and dedicate the day to enjoying the sunshine, music and relaxation. Fainted faces, blow- ing bubbles, playing frisbcc. walk- ing barefoot, and local bands on stage all contribute to making Gentle Thursday a special day of sharing and relaxing with friends. At the end of the day. partiers wrap in blankets and cuddle with friends. Closeness-that's what makes Gentle Thursday so special. Free University celebrated its eighth birthday during 1978 and sponsored a Free U Day in honor of the occasion. Held on a warm September day on the HUB lawn. Free U Day featured exhibits by Free U teachers, performances, speakers and music by bands all day long. An afternoon of free en- tertainment—what a fitting way to celebrate the anniversary of Free U. an organization which provides free classes in a variety of subjects to community and campus resi- dents. Clockwise, from «op left: Giant relief for the munchics; Snoozing as ihc afternoon wears on: Free U Day juggling on «he HUB lawn; Banner of the day. (idling above the crowd: Gentle Thursday crowd from the HUB balcony. Free U Day 71 Remember those days crammed with activity, from early morning orange juice to late night No- Doz? A student's college career usually includes much more than the time devoted to academics. There are clubs or activities or part-time jobs keep- ing students busy, and all of a sudden it seems there's no time to spare for fun—free time! With time so valuable, students want to savor every second of their freetime and spend it in a favorite activity or with a special friend. Frectime activities arc as varied as the students involved and can runge from a relaxing nap in the sun to a vigorous game of racquctball or squash. The purpose of frectime being to take the mind off class work and all other responsibilities, it’s possible for an endless array of activities to qualify as freetime fun. Perhaps your favorite was feeding the squirrels along the mall, or playing the guitar, or sketching, or biking, or boozing, or browsing. Whatever your favorite, remember how you spent your freetime at Penn State . . and enjoyed it! Clockwise, from «op left: Sweet oumU in the afternoon: Browning in ihc Knothole; Saying a hello at the bu station. Free wheeling in Happy Volley: Capturing Penn State on canvav =TJME TO UNWIND 72 Freetime : Some 30.000 students color the campus of Penn Slate at University Park, and it seems that each student has his own special wav to spend freetime. Ahh—freetime-why can't it pass as slowly as that physics lecture seems to? A student barely has time to fling a couple frisbees before it’s time to head for class. But no matter the time constraints, freetime is enjoyed to the last second. Be it frisbee, pinball, basketball, swimming, beer and buddies or a good book. Penn Staters know how to make the most of their frcctimc! Clockwise, from top left. Good cheer in Cedarbrook: Frisbccing on Old Main lawn: A splash for outdoor recreation: Softball game spectating: Basketball in back of Mifflin Hall; A buy afternoon and a good book Frcclimc 75 . Colloquy, a student-run organization provides stu- dents with both interesting and educational programs by well-known speakers. The organization rounded out winter term 1978 by presenting a week-long workshop scries titled “Visions of Tomorrow. Speakers included Sam Love, director of the National Center for Appropriate Technology: Rutgers anthropologist Lionel Tiger; Saul Kent, a life extension activist; and former astronaut Brian O’Leary. Heading Colloquy’s spring term speakers was Henry Kyemba. Ugandan Minister of Health for five years under Idi Amin. Next was a group of lectures focusing on “Sports in America. with featured speakers in- cluding author James Michencr: Olympic track star Wilma Rudolph; and former Olympic marathoner Kenneth Moore. Pall 1978 speakers included adventure-lover George Plimpton: Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward: and Bishop Archamandrite Demetrius who lectured on exorcism and the occult. Clockwise, from top left: F. l.cc Bailey: Wilma Rudolph: Bob Woodward: James Michencr: George II imp ton; David Mars ton. 76 Colloquy rnrjnnrrv------------- Colloquy 77 GCCDTIA4ES 80 Philanthropies PHILANTHROPIC Fraternities and philanthropies seem to go hand in hand, and at Penn State four of the biggest fund-raisers during the year are the IFC Dance Marathon, the Phi Psi 500, the Sy Barash Regatta, and the Delta Chi Marathon. Dance Marathon '78. held in the HUB Ballroom, was a record breaker in both number of entrants and amount of money raised. Some 56 couples danced the 48-hour marathon and raised nearly $53,000. The Marathon, which is sponsored by the Interfraternity Council, benefits the Four Diamonds Fund of the Hershey Medical Center. The tenth running of the Phi Psi 500 was blessed with gorgeous spring weather and nearly 1,160 contestants. Runners were grouped into nine divisions, ranging from Masters to Anything Goes with all runners following a mile-long course which included stops at six bars for a chug of beer. Money collected from entry fees, t-shirt sales, and donations amounted to more than $12,000 raised for the benefit of the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens. A record crowd of 9.000 people attended the Beta Sigma Beta 4th Annual Sy Barash Regatta held at Stone Valley. The crowd picnicked in the sun while listening to live bands and watching canoe races and tug-of-war battles. By the end of the day. more than $9,000 had been netted for the American Cancer Society. A 48-hour running event, the 4th Annual Delta Chi Marathon raised nearly $1,600 for the Lion’s Paw Alumni Association. Teams ran a course up the Mall, across Old Main, and down the East Mall and College Avenue. Philanthropic 81 Miss Penn State 1978-Charmaine Kowalski Most of the philanthropies sponsored by individual fraternities and sororities at Penn State raise between $300 to $1000 for their respective charities. While that amount may not sound like much when compared to the $50.000 the Dance Marathon nets, every little bit helps where charities arc concerned and these Greeks are certainly to be commended for their efforts. Three such philan- thropies sponsored by individual fraternities are the Pi Kappa Phi Miss Penn State Pageant, the Sigma N'u Skateboard Champion- ship and the Kappa Delta Rho Beer Bazaar. Even without Bert Parks, the Miss Penn State Pageant, spon- sored by Pi Kappa Phi. was a success with thirteen beauties entering the contest. Charmainc Kowalski took the crown, and with it a $500 scholarship. Charmaine went on to win Miss Pennsylvania later in the year. Proceeds from the pageant went to Tense moments during the Sigma Nu Skateboard Championship Right, the KDRi found a college campus to be ideal for beer can gathering 82 Philanthropic 9 Kappa Delta Rho Beer Bazaar Rccramid the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens. The Sigma Nu Skateboard Championship featured both slalom and freestyle events. Skateboarders of all ages filled North Bur- rowes Street between Rec Hall and Pollock Road to vyc for the championship. The slalom event was timed on a downhill race between cones, while freestyle was judged on artistic ability and difficulty. The event raised $500 for the Outdoor Experience Program. A huge pyramid of beer cans and a soccer tournament high- lighted a series of events which marked Kappa Delta Rho’s Beer Bazaar during April. The soccer tournament, which is to be an annual event, was a memorial to Kevin Steinberg, a KDR brother who was killed during the school year. Carbon House, a team from Kevin’s former dorm floor in East Halls, won the tourna- ment. The Mart of the Great Greek Chariot Race on East Fairmount Avenue Philanthropies 83 f'Vk 9 N � � _ V- fcV 2 S , y jJ' v'- � Log Slam at Spring Week-� whole lot of shaking going on Three more of the many Penn State philanthropies spon- sored by fraternities and sororities are the Pi Kappa Alpha Superstars Competition, the Zcta Tau Alpha Ice Cream Eating Contest, and the ATO Fall Fling. Twenty competitors took part in the Pi Kappa Alpha Super- stars Competition which featured a scries of events such as tennis, a mile run. 100-yard dash, and a discus throw. As a result of the athletic endeavors, S300 was raised for Big Brothers and Sisters of America. The 7th Annual Zcta Tau Alpha Ice Cream Eating Contest raised $200 to benefit the Pennsylvania Association for Re- tarded Citizens. Twenty-five people competed by eating as many scoops as possible in 5 minutes—winning number was 15 scoops! October 13 and 14 marked Fall Fling, a weekend of music, drinking games and frisbee competition, sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Three hundred dollars was raised to benefit the Leukemia Foundation. Students and townspeople alike enjoyed Spring Week 78, a week of festivities sponsored by USG. 1FC, Panhcl. UCC, HUB. ARHS. and the College of Arts and Architecture. High- lights of the week included a road rally, Greek chariot race, art and photography exhibitions and a carnival. The carnival, held at the intramural fields, lasted two days and featured rides, game booths, dance contests, fraternity and sorority skits, all night movies, and an outdoor concert by Johnny's Dance Band. Consuming mass quantities at ATO's Fall Fling Philanthropies 85 Ml ACE PENN STATE The cheerleader encourage: “Let’s get fired up! The Blue Band takes to the field The Nituny Lion cuddles a cheerleader 86 Football a 1 foattiit Below, putting the punch in the punch A banner held high a N.C. State is defeated What do you remember about Penn State football 1978? Possibly Heisman candidate Fusina’s passing. Bahr's foot, the mighty PSU defense or the gorgeous fall weather for ever)’ game. Penn State football is something special, and it’s more than just watching two 11-man teams match strategies. During the 78 season, it was a combination of things that made it so special. It was those early morning tailgates with kegs, pretzels, hot dogs and lots of friends. It was the Blue Band belting out “Fight on State.” Hail to the Lion. and the Alma Mater (no one ever knew the words), while performing a perfectly aligned PSU or LIONS. It was the majorettes, renamed The Touch of Blue. performing twirling and dancing routines with the flag corps during halftime. It was the cheerleaders giving us that extra bit of psych to really get us yelling for the blue and white, and their untiring attempts to toss the Lion higher and higher after each touchdown. And speaking of the Lion, how many limes did you help pass him up through the stands? You couldn’t help but laugh at his sideline antics. And those pushups! It was HEY COKE!.” or PEANUTS. GET YOUR PEANUTS! The vendors always had some gimmick to help increase sales, whether it was crazy outfits, plastic noses or buttoned hats. Penn State football ’78 was a season to remember, and from tailgate to touchdown you were there! —by Marjorie Seng- Football 87 f The Nittany Lion in the bonfire Right. Homecoming clowns bicycling down College Avenue 8ft Homecoming HCAiECCMING’78 Homecoming 1978’s theme pro- claimed loudly to students, alumni and the Orangemen of Syracuse that “We Are Penn State.” New events along with the long-time tra- ditions were featured Homecoming weekend. One new event was a tea held in the foyer of Old Main for all dis- tinguished alumni of the Univer- sity. Another addition to traditional activities was an independent divi- sion in the Homecoming com- petition. Twenty-nine Greek groups and ten independent groups partic- ipated in the window painting, float, standard, banner and Mad- hatter competitions! Friday evening was time for the annual Homecoming parade down College Avenue, followed by a bonfire pep rally, fireworks, a Glee Club candlelight concert on the steps of Old Main, and the all- night vigil to protect the Lion stat- ue from opposition painters! Saturday featured a win over Syracuse in the afternoon and both Glee Club and Van Morrison con- certs that night. For returning alumni and stu- dents alike. Homecoming weekend was a time to uphold tradition and renew pride in the knowledge that indeed. “We Arc Penn State.” Acacia's Crazy Kazoo Band marches in ihc Homecoming parade Homecoming $9 Al l FESTIVAL A younger artist demonstrates macramc The difficult decision of which to buy The all-town location of the 1978 Central Pennsylva- nia Festival of the Arts was a striking change from the traditional town-campus combination. A Teamsters strike at the University forced the move off campus, but fortunately the move didn’t negatively affect the success of the Arts Festival—400 artists participated, and thousands of people enjoyed the exhibitions, per- formances. and shopping opportunities! The festival tent—which houses the stage for performances and is a major attraction of the Arts Festival—had to be moved from Old Main Lawn to the lawn of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity on South Allen Street. “Tre- mendous cooperation” from the fraternity and towns- people facilitated the move, and tent activities were as spirited as ever. Craftsmen, artists, dancers, musicians, and per- formers all blended together, delighting the crowds and giving the Arts Festival its special spirit and atmosphere. Performances in the tent featured both semi-professional and professional talents delivering musical and theatrical selections. Bands of all per- suasions played their respective specialties both in- doors and out. while dance workshops, puppet shows, poetry readings, and clowning added to the fun. Also, the 4th Annual Penn State Fiddler’s Competition was held with about twenty fiddlers competing. With the change in locale and wonderful artists participating. Arts Festival ’78 was a unique and spirited affair! Handmade brooms add a colonial effect 90 Arts Festival ARTIST SERIES Le Ballets Trockadero dc Monte Carlo The Artist Series is a professional organization that promotes interest and appreciation for the performing arts. Since its beginning in 1957, the Artist Series has grown to include three separate scries—Theater Dance, Music, and Fine Arts—and a number of special events and performances throughout the season. Each of the three scries has tickets to six events sold as a season subscription. In addition, the special events arc one-time performances not included in a series. Events such as organist Joan Lippincoit and the Blackstone Magic Show were part of the special events program this year. Lively Arts for Young Audiences, a program initiated by the Artist Scries last year, was expanded this year to include ballet and dance events in addition to last year's youth concert. The aim is to introduce younger audiences to the arts, and the program has proven extremely suc- cessful. A special treat this year was a performance by Lcs Ballets Trockadcro dc Monte Carlo.” While the Theater Dance scries has always been one of the most popular, all of the scries provided inter- national quality performances this year. Events such as “The Wiz. Mummenschanz. Albee Directs Albee, and Beverly Sills highlighted the year, providing a variety of entertainment for everyone. Mummcnschanz. Bluckttonc Magic Show 92 Artist Series The Wit Artis Series 93 Beverly Sills Genesi� Genes� 94 Concern UNDER TUE LIGUTS Van Morrison Arlo Guthrie The Doobtc Brothers Concerts 95 Spring Term 1978 saw Genesis bring down the house at Rec Hall with their magical mixture of music and stage show and the overflow crowd cookin' to the beat. The group combined their hard rock sound with occasional comedy skits by their dynamic lead vocalist. Phil Collins. Also during Spring Term UCC brought the unique sounds of House of Assembly to the HUB ballroom. The group's hard hitting rhythm and blues and soul sounds had the crowd boogyin' all night long. Fall '78 got off to a great start with a big group finally making it to Rec Hall. The standing room only crowd saw the Doobic Brothers smokin' to China Grove and Long Train Running. The group sent the packed house to its feet with its special effects, spurred on. of course, by a football victory over Southern Method- ist University that day. i % Concern I play before an enthusiastic crowd at Eisenhower Auditorium. Guthrie’s down home style and easy going stage conversation, along with his superb guitar playing, set the mood for one of Penn State’s most unforgettable concerts. Clockwise, from top left: Phil Collin of Genoa: Mike Rutherford of Genoa; Pal Simmons of the Doobic Brothers; Jeff Baxter of the Doobic Brothers: House of Assemble. Dave Edmunds of Rock pile. Homecoming 1978. and the crowd was mellowing out to Van Morrison’s Brown-Eyed Girl in Rec Hall, and dancing in the aisles to Dave Edmund's Rockpilc. The high energy concert was topped off with tunes from Morrison's new album Wavelength.” The Lion’s big victory over Syracuse that day put the crowd in the spirit. During Winter Term 1979. the University Concert Committee brought folk singing legend Arlo Guthrie to University Park to Concerts 97 MOVIES� MUNCHES Making extra buck at Who says weekends arc only for tailgates, toking. and bar-hopping? Incredible as it may seem to the masses of party-hardys here at Penn State, there arc those students who remember precisely how they spent the weekends. Many students choose to work during the week- ends. preferring to spend their spare time making money rather than “drinking” it as many of their friends and classmates might! Part-time jobs are especially lucrative during fall term weekends, when town is literally swarming with Penn State football fans crowding the gift shops and restaurants before and after the trek to Beaver Stadium. Other students find it necessary to study all week- end. thereby displaying an almost infinite amount ol dedication, motivation and perseverance-and also putting fellow classmates to shame. Still others enjoy “good clean fun” during the weekend. This group goes bowling, to the pizza parlor, to the art museum or to educational presen- tations. Finally, there are those students who escape dur- ing the weekend, either to the insanity of the Rocky Horror Picture Show or to the peace and security of home and loved ones. Whatever your preference, remember Penn State weekends meant enjoyment! 98 The Weekend� Landscape Architecture � tudcnt-and project uriiwiiis Scene from Rockv Horror Picture Show Bowling at Rcc Hall The Weekends 99 PINTS, PITCHERS You've booked all day for lhai BIG test and you're finally ready lor a night on the town. A whirlwind tour of Stale College reveals numerous places to fulfill even the most biz are gastronomic crav- ings. as well as a variety of bars for those over 21. First stop is the newly-renovated Train Station. Customers sip and feast amid a backdrop of hanging plants and railroad memorabilia. The Arena's salad bar is affordable even to college students, and throngs of Penn Staters partake of the homemade breads, puddings, fruits and salad. For dining in an atmosphere rich in Penn State tradition, students find a meal at the Tavern a real treat. And for late night munchics. many students go to the Penn State Diner, famous for its grilled stickics served with melted butter. Relaxed atmosphere and food conversation at the Saloon KX) Night Spot' DINA CCLADAS Traditional dining at the Tavern Mashing at the Train Station Now that your palate's satiated, it's lime to “hit the bars. offering drinks, dancing or both. Disco lovers (lock to Mr. C for Friday afternoon happy hours with the BecGccs. bubbles, strobe lights and mirrors. Nearby is Gatsby's a speakeasy. opened in 1978. featuring a domed ceiling and computerized drinks. For nostalgia buffs, favorite oldies can be heard every Thursday night at the Shandygaff, or every Wednesday night at the Saloon; standing-room-only crowds enjoy the tunes of the Beach Boys. Beatles and Frankie Valli. The Phyrst offers the Phyrst Family. playing every Saturday night to crowds of people linking arms and singing old-time songs. Loyal Brewery customers drink beer out of mason jars while feasting on egg rolls and listening to Tahoka Freeway, a southern rock band. Tradition reigns at the Rathskellar. where cases of Rolling Rock ponies are a must. After a long, fun-tilled night on the town, you drag yourself home for some sleep: after all. Saturday night's only hours away! Nightspot� 101 Sportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssp IU2 Sport� ortssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssp Sporn 10) Athletic Administration 1 David Baker 2 Della Durant 3. Jim Hochbcrg 4 Frank Pope 5. Bud Meredith Barry Jones 7. Rich Lucas «. I:d O.ckaj 9. Robert Svanncll 10. Man J«� Havcrheck 11. Jim Turman 12. I ran Fisher 13. Sever Toretii 14 Frank Downing 15. John Morns l(M Athletic Administration Penn State sports-a winning tradition. Many outsiders immediately think of football when Penn State and sports arc mentioned. But we students have the inside word—Penn State competes in 29 intercollegiate sports, and our teams are powerhouses in a good many of those sports, not only football. With such a large network of sports at the University, a solid organiza- tional body is needed. The Athletic Administration answers that need. The Administration coordinates and regulates all aspects of Penn State Sports. The operational aspects of 27 of Penn State’s 29 sports are under the direction of two assistant athletic directors: Della Durant and Richard J. Lucas. Durant is responsible for women's basketball and field hockey, men's and women's bowling, fencing, lacrosse, swimming and volleyball, and for rifle, which is a combined men's and women's activity. Lucas is responsible for wrestling, soccer, baseball and softball, men’s and women's track, cross country, tennis, golf and gymnastics. Director of Athletics Edward M. Czekaj is responsible for football and men’s basketball, as well as coordinating the overall intercollegiate pro- gram. Working under Czekaj are three assistant athletic directors: Della Durant and Richard Lucas, mentioned above: and Sever J. Foret (i. Most recently. Torelti has been involved in fund raising for the construction of the new indoor Sports Complex. Robert .1. Scanncll is the Dean of the College of Health. Physical Education and Recreation. In this position, he is responsible not only for academic programming, but for intramural and intercollegiate athletics and student recreation as well, Working with both Czekaj and Scanncll is James I. Tarman. associate director of athletics and assistant to the dean of the College of Health. Physical Education and Recreation. Tarman’s responsibilities lie with the public relations, public affairs, fund raising, and alumni relations as relating to the overall intercollegiate program at Penn State. Eootball fans may be familiar with Tarman as co-host of “TV Quarterbacks. the University's state-wide weekly television show during football season. Sports information for the University is handled by Sports Information Director John M. Morris, and his two assistant directors. David L. Baker and Mary Jo Haverbcck. Fran Fisher serves as coordinator of radio-television services for the athletic department. His duties include technical, commercial and promo- tional arrangements for radio, television and film services dealing with Penn State athletics. Fisher is perhaps best known to Penn State football fans as the “voice of the Nittany Lions. - he’s the play-by-play announcer on the Penn State Football Radio Network. William Bud Meredith is the business manager of the athletic department, and with help from Barry Jones and Frank Pope. Meredith handles the business side of Penn State sports. Jones is director of events and coordinates the security, ushers, ticket concessions and other operations at all University athletic events: Pope is the ticket operations supervisor. Rounding out the Athletic Administration are Dr. Frank M. Downing and W. James Hochberg. Downing is the athletic academics advisor for Penn State, while Hochberg is the coordinator of sports medicine services. Without this strong administration for Penn State athletics, our teams would likely flounder on and off the field, having no overall structure and guidance. Thanks to this administration and of course the coaches, team members and fans Penn State sports arc a winning tradition. - jme - Athletic Administration 105 Sluggers Schedule A Split Season Although Spring 1977 was cold and rainy for the most part, there were quite a few bright spots for the Lion baseball team. Freshman ccntertielder Dave Simononis lead the country with his 17 homeruns and 47 RBIs. and was second in batting aver- ages. with a phenomenal .478. Simononis set new season marks with his homeruns. RBIs and batting average, and narrowly missed setting a new career record for homeruns. Another bright spot in the 17-6-2 season was senior catcher George Weigel, who excelled both on and olT the field. Weigel was named first team All-American, earned the Joe Bcdcnk outstanding player award, and the Ernest B. McCoy award for the senior athlete who combines athletic success and academic excellence. The team batting average was a new high of .344. as was the total of 41 team homeruns. Also, for the first time, the sluggers scheduled a split season, with ten games set for fall, giving Coach Medler an opportunity to examine the squad before the longer spring season. Although the offense lacked some of the excitement of the spring, the Lion defense looked better, and the autumn squad ended their season with a 6-4 record. Second baseman. Kcuh Muth. lags a runner 106 Baseball Coach Modler discuvtc maner� with the umpire Left to right. Row I: Ray Kanapcsky. Bob Orwig. Keith Muih. Assoc. Coach Dick Smith, Coaching Asst. Gary Bartley. Dave Simononi . Frank Lew-sky. Brian Moaiz. I.arrv ' .car. Paul Gallagher: Row 2: Frank Dcutsch. Dave June. Chris McKnight. J« c Urbanovich. Mark Spanov. Jell Rumbergcr. George Weigel. Terry Brush. loih Dann. Head Mgr. Bill Allison. Asst Mgr. Rick Hite; Row .1: Head Coach Chuck Medlcr. Jim FarT. Mike Guman. Andy Onkontz, Tom Burger. Greg Smith. John Puckv. Terry Brown. Mark Lambert. Baseball 107 Clockwise, from lop left: Freshman power hitter. Dave Simononis: Junior pitcher. Mike Outturn. also plav first team for the Lion football squad; Second baseman. Keith Muth; The team congratulates Dave Simononis after another of his homcruns: Dave Dclcnick gets a hit. Baseball 109 110 Women’ Track Jody Koepp and Man, Rawc hand off with Li Berry in the background Lady Lions, Triple Crown Winners Standout distance runner. Kathv Mills Kris Bankes gets the baton from teammate Jody Koepp True to Coach Brooks' predictions, the women’s track team fared much better this year in championship competitions than in dual meets because it lacked the depth needed to win one to one. The Lady Lions took the outdoor Eastern Championship for the fourth consecutive year and copped the indoor and cross country titles to sweep the three crowns for the first time ever. Brilliant sophomore Kathy Mills, a distance runner considered the most talented athlete Brooks has ever coached, again shone nationally. And names like Berry . Bankes. Ventura (though an injury hampered her sprinting). Knighton. Fales, Cleary. Rawls, McKillop. and Miller con- tinually raced into the news with Lion victories. Brooks, who has led the Lady Lion track pro- gram since its inception, was selected as the first women’s referee in the history of the Penn Relays. Left to right. Row I: Dave Spear , Erik Christianson. Richard Althouse. Keith Faico. Steve Evans, Jim Clelland. Brian Boyer, Bill Austin, Dave D'Zurilla. Bruce Baden. Tom Grajewski. Richard Prann. Vera Lucas: Row 2: Manager Eric Landc, Manager Alan Schlein, Dave Baskwill. Don Tracy, Bob Snyder. Jim Cooper. Paul PoUock. Dave Felice. John Barber. Tom Mitchell. Tom Dunmire. John Zeiglcr. Tom Rapp. Mark Hawkins. Bill Pritchard: Row 3: Assistant Coach Gary Schwartz. Coaching Assistant Howie Tricbold. Coaching Assistant Steve Hackman. Scott Kramer. Mike Flannery . Mark Berger. Ray Krombcl. Dennis Rock. Kevin O'Brien, co-cap tain Mike Wvatt. co-captain John Salladc. Bob Hottlc. Doug James. Steve Black, Jim Close. Chris McHugh. Bill Sheskey. Mark Haywood. Brian Adams. Manager Lou Ann Ward: Row 4; Larry Mangan. Marty Schmitz. Walt Happell. Bob Danka. Paul Lankford. Jay Bchm, Tim Bowers. Bob Martens, Joe Auchis, Gary Williky. Mark Heckel. Eric Hartman. Charlie Eads. Doug Kent. Glenn Chumlcy, Tim Backcnstosc, Coach Harry Groves. Manager Bud Thompson. Coaching Assistant Mark Bilyk. 112 Men's Track Larry Mangan runs in an invitational Men’s Track Team Sports Nationally Recognized Athletes The men’s indoor and outdoor track seasons were a superior combination of performances. Winter’s indoor term included an easy trot over Ohio State and better than respectable finishes in several invitationals. The longer spring season for the trackstcrs. coached by Harry Groves, was highlighted by a triangular meet where the Lions squeaked past the Maryland Terrapins and stomped Pitt by a 132-30 margin. With a roster sporting numerous All-Americans and tre- mendous national-caliber athletes, the Blue and White team had an ominous presence, with performers competing in a top-flight selection of relays and invitationals. John Salladc and Mike Wyatt, captains in 1977-78. iced their successful seasons by netting the Nate Cartmcll Award for their contributions to the team, and Bill Austin and John Ziegler were named to lead in 1978-1979. Number one weightman Gary Williky comperes in the C.D.T. Discus event Men's Track 113 Charlene Moreti about to block an opponent's shot Row I; Judy Penrose, Jody Field, Karen Jones, Karen Pc to. Linda Waltz. Karen Schncllcnbach. Sandy Ticknor, Carol Yeager, Joyce Holbcrg: Row 2: Margaret Jordan. Debra DiSilva. Carol Zchler, Sharon Scott, Charlene Moreti. Theresa Arena. Wendi Keeler. Alisa Logan. Jane Sullivan: Row 3; Coach Gillian Rattray, Michele D'Arcy. Leslie Poky. Cindy O'Donnell. Lynn Thompson. Chris Larson. Sue Wisniewski. Sharon Dufley. Maureen Morrison. Michele Fielder, Coach Nancy Stevens: Missing; Robyn Gansner. Anne Lehr. 114 Women's Lacrosse Lady Lacrossers No. 1 In Nation! The lady lacrossers had a very satisfying year, capturing the national crown the first year a national tournament was held. Coach Gillian Rattray’s first undefeated collegiate team traveled to the championship sporting an awesome 8-0-1 record, and an impressive line-up including seniors Sue Wisniewski. Chris Larson, Sharon Duffey, and Linda Waltz. At the tournament a hat trick of competitors met with State’s talents as Rutgers was blanked embarrassingly 18-0; and Massachusetts and Maryland followed, dropping to the Lady Lions by identical 9-3 scores. A defense boasting names like Wisniewski, O’Donnell, Jones, and goalie Jody Fields blocked the way for an offense also containing many nationally known players like Morett. Schnellenbach, Larson. Duffey, and freshman Lynn Thompson. The loss of four seniors will undoubtedly create noticeable holes in next year’s line-up, but with Morett. an international competitor, and her teammates to fill in. the lady laxers will return as a team to fear. [.arson. Morett. Duffey. Thompson and Schnellenbach shake with their opponents after beating them 30-3 Karen Schnellenbach goes for it... and gets it! Women’s Lacrosse 115 -M Ed Rccco scoops up a loose ball 116 Men's Lacrosse Inexperience and Injuries Hurt Laxers A new coach was not enough for the men’s lacrosse team this year - haunted by injuries, losses to graduation, youth, and inexperience, the laxers closed their season with a less than exciting 3-7 win-loss tally. Under the eager tutelage of Glenn Thiel, an import from Virginia, the team unfortunately faced a rebuilding year while opposing many top-notch teams. In spite of the efforts of goalie Jim Catalano, a back-up who was moved into the spot when preseason misfortune sidelined John Devine, opponents scored 159 goals to the Lions’ 100. The starting line-up was more transient than a game of musical chairs as injuries opened gaps which were often filled by out-of-position players. Co-captain Paul Repp, considered by some as one of the best midfielders in the country, suffered a broken collarbone, so middies and attackmen like Bill Curran, Karl Herzcr, Jim Pritchard. Bob Conner, Ed Recco. and Mike Mahoney were kept busy trying to compensate for the loss. The only returning defensive player was Pete Kowalski. Because of the numerous substitutions made during the season, many young players gained experience which Coach Thiel thinks will be very helpful in building next year’s team. John Spillanc fields the ball in spite of opposition Lefl to right, Front row; Mike Pillion. Karl llcr cr, Ed Humphrey. Jay Vun Der Stclt. Bob Buckhom. Bill Curran, Andy Pillion. Walt Bucchclc. John Farrell and Jan Haas; Middle row; Art Thompson. Chip Connelly. Bryan Greaney, Tim Bacon. John Spillanc. Pete Kowalski. Rich Keegan. Paul Sullivan, Porter May. Mitch Davis. Mike Sicrchio. A1 Davis. Coach Glenn Thiel. Back row; Trainer Ray Ulinski. Fred Lomady. Bob Cooper, Ray Werner. Dave McCowan. Jim Calulano. Mike Mahoney, Kevin Curran. Ed Recco, Dave Richer. Jim Pritchard, Mike Mass, manager Chip Edson. coaching assistant Jack Barry, manager Tim Mueller, and manager Lee Plcsser. Men’s Lacrosse 117 Softball Team Is Greatly Improved From Past Years Star pitcher Janice Presel it also an offensive threat Left to right. Front row; Kathy Russell. Gail Schumacher. Diane Dixon. Laura Nuss. Janice Prcscl. Kathv Fitzgerald, Peggy Byrne: Middle row: Marlene Tatanish, Donna Moyer. Debbte Malone. Donna Hunxicker. Jan Scinto, Jan Carbon, Kris Zawacki: Back row; Barbara Wood (mgr.). Debbie Fcltz (asst, coach), Patti Fogartv. Paula Richley. Marjorie Beard. Nancy laconco, Roana Fuller. Pat MeTarsney (coach). Bccca Garwood (tmr.): Absent from photo; DceDcc Retard. Shawn Lindsay. Valeric Vecchio. 118 Softball With five reluming starters, pitchers Deb Malone and Janice Presel. Jan Scinto at second base. Diane Dixon in center, and Jan Carlson at third, the softball team managed to post an exciting season. Coach Pat McTarsney’s squad culminated their 1978 competition with an invitation to the Eastern Regional playoffs where the team was unexpectedly seeded third. Presel was a particularly pleasant surprise. Although bothered by a leg injury, last year she started six games, winning only one despite a respectable 2.00 ERA. This year Presel, who was co-captain along with Jan Scinto. led her team to an outstanding 10-1 record, tallying a phenominal 0.78 ERA. although she modestly emphasized that every game was a total team effort. Other team members with superior seasons included Peggy Byrnes, who came as a relief pitcher, catcher Patti Fogarty, who played every game, and Kris Zawacki, an exceptional shortstop and all-around team leader. The team played a new longer season, with twenty regularly scheduled games including nine double headers, which McTarsney felt was necessary to keep the Lady Lions competitive at the varsity level. Indeed, they went into the playoffs with a 13-4 record, and then toppled Delaware before dropping to East Stroudsburg and Southern Connecticut. But as Janice Presel said, “Competing at Regionals we saw the kind of ball we want to be playing and will be working towards this year.” With the loss of only one senior. Scinto. the Lady Lions promise to again be a threat in the East next year. Jan Carbon courageously slides inlo third Softball 119 Winning Year For Lady Golfers After a slow start last spring, finishing ninth at the Duke Invitational and sixth at Ohio State, the women's golf team went undefeated the remainder of the spring season and the entire fall season. They won not only the Penn State Invitational in May. but also the EAIAW Championships held at Penn State on a cold October weekend. Senior Rcnic Kcllehcr continued to lead the team consistently through the season, finishing the fall by winning the individual EAIAW Championship title for the second consecutive year. Penn State registered its fourth consecutive team title at this championship. Other wins for the lady golfers included the Marshall In- vitational. Rutgers Invitational, Longwood Invitational and the Mount Holyoke Invitational. Coach Annette Thompson attributes increased depth and consistent play of her top players as major factors in the girls’ success this year. Team depth proved sufficient at the Lady Lion Invitational as Penn State was able to take the first and second place team finishes by dividing the squad into two teams. Contributing to this list of winning efforts were Judi Mitchell. Hallic Bunk. Lynn Marriott, Sally Slater. Kathy Patrick. Audrey Ziff. Beth Downey. Lynne Abbey and Kelly Grimes. Row 1; Lynn Marriott. Rcmc Kcllehcr. Kalhv Patrick, Sally Gilliland, Kristie Mccklcy. Lynne Abbey. Amy Resciar: Row 2; Coach Annette Thompson. Stephanie Bell. Beth Downey. Kelly Grimes. Sally Slater. Nun Leonard. Audrey Ziff Lisa Schulz. 120 Women’s Golf Senior Renie Kcllchcr on way 10 winning EAIAW Championship Lynn and Reme in final round EAIAW action Women's Golf 121 From left; John Leonard. Rob Geiger. Bob Blccher. Gary Durbin. Rich Conn. Coach Joe Boyle, Mike Boyle. Jcb Boyle. Myral Artie. Gil Muhl. JefT Heaton, Bob Holder© ft. Gary Durbin shows fine form 122 Men's Golf Above. Garv Durbin: Below. Jcb Boyle Rebuilding Year For Linksmen The men’s golf team finished their spring and fall seasons with a disappointing 3 and 5 record in dual matches and no better than third place finishes in in- vitational meets. Most of the team trouble during the spring can be blamed on team inexperience. Increased depth and more experience this year have placed the linksmen among the top teams in the east. At the Yale Invitational this fall, the men finished fifth, behind only one eastern team and three southern teams. The Lions were led by Gar)’ Durbin and Jeff Heaton, recording low spring averages of 77.6 and 78 respectively. The team third place finishes included the 1978 Nittany Lion In- vitational. the Indiana of Pennsylvania Invitational in the spring and the EAA Championships at Penn State in the fall. Seven of the golfers recorded year lows at the Lion Invitational, with low rounds of 72 by Rob Geiger and Mike Boyle. Boyle was team medalist for the tourney with a three day total of 221. In the EAA Championship the Lions finished 10 strokes behind first place Rutgers, with Jcb and Mike Boyle pacing the team at 150 for the two days. In other spring action, the linksmen finished twelfth at the Marshall Invitational and twenty-fourth at the Kepler Invitational at Ohio State. Others contributing in team action were Bob Blcchcr, Gil Muhl, Rich Conn. Bruce Whitcford, Bob Holdcroft, Doug Stroup and Myral Artac. Men's Golf 123 Tom Tait’s Spikers Have Impressive Season Impressively opening their season with victories over a dozen top teams in the Nittany Lion Open, the men's volleyball squad had a winning season despite the loss of several key starters from the previous season. Players such as Dave Mull. Mike Casey. Captain Frank Guadagnino. and Rich Emanuel struggled to till the openings left by three graduated All-East players. Other experienced players rounding out the team included Rick Genday. Mike Gordon. Don Uveges, John Morgan. Carey Scavy and Frank Agnew. Coach Tom Tail was assisted by former team member. Tom Hahn. Tait’s charges closed out the season with a 6-3 overall record, falling once to Ohio State and twice to a surprising East Stroudsburg team. Despite strong finishes at invitationals and championships throughout the season, the Lions were disappointed with their ultimate third place at the E.C.V.L. Championships, identical to last year's placing. But Scavy and Mull were honored for their performances throughout the year when Seavy was named to first team All- East and Mull to the second team. All East players, Dave Mull (8) and Carey Seavy (6) attempt to block a shot The dig by Scavy is backed up by Mull 124 Men’s Volleyball From row. from left: Scon Shrove. Rich Emanuel. John Morgan. Caplain Frank Guadagnino. Carey Scavy. Mike Casey. Ron Shayka, John Moritz: Back row. from left; Walt Cannon. Don Uveges, Rick Genday. Kurt Kunka. Dave Mull. Mike Gardon. Frank Agnew. Dave Phillips. Asst. Coach Tom Hahn. Head Coach Tom Tail. Men’s Volleyball 125 Tennis Teams Serve Up Respectable Seasons Junior Gail Ranucy connect with the ball Molly Wcsncr uses her different yet effective style to return a high back hand The team's number one player, Mark Darby 126 Tennis Tennis 127 Front row, from left: Bill Schmuckcr. John Freatman. Alex Davidson: Back row. from left; Tom Wilson, Tim McAvoy. Mark Darby, Coach Holmes Cathrall. Front row, from left; Barb Hairc. Carol Zajac, Sue Dixon. Molly Wesner. Sue Fryburger, Gail Ramsay: Back row. from left: Coach Candy Royer, Monica Androsko. Joan BackcnMove, Joy McManus. Sheri Glass. 128 Tennis Success On The Courts Number one netwoman Joy McManus ai the nci Under the direction of new coach Candy Royer, the women’s tennis team had a surprising split season. The Lady Lions had a respectable 5-4 finish to their demanding spring schedule, then went on to soundly smash all of their fall opponents. Though a team loaded with experience, it is still a relatively young one. led by number one player. Joy McManus; Wendy Gavett. who graduated following the spring season: Gail Ramsey; Molly Wesner. who returned in the fall from an injury; Joan Backcnstose; and Carole Zajac. McManus has filled the number one singles spot since her freshman year, and iced her fall finish by picking up second places in both the Eastern Intcrcollcgiatcs and the Salisbury State Invitational. Ramsey, besides moving successfully into the spot vacated by Gavett, spends many of her hours on the tennis courts practicing to defend her title as women's intercollegiate squash champion. The fall matches featured the underdog nctwomen battering first Lock Haven, then Colgate. Pitt. Penn, and topping off the season with a victory at the Salisbury Invitational. The men’s squad, led by Coach Holmes Cathrall. also swung its way through successful seasons. Senior Mark Darby was captain until his spring graduation, when Tim McAvoy ably stepped into the number one singles spot. One of the spring highlights was a win over Colgate, which broke the 24 match winning streak of Coach Cathrall’s alma mater. The Lion nctmen. including key per- formers like Alex Davidson. Bill Schmucker. and John Freatman. also broke their record for the most match wins in a season. In the fall a bright crew of freshmen, including Ned Eames. Tom Bcckhand. and Bill Schilling, was instrumental in the team’s easy crowning as Eastern Collegiate Tennis Champions, as the three went undefeated, and the team captured eight of nine firsts. Tenim 129 • • • Tough Schedule If there was one word that could describe the men’s soccer season, it would probably be inconsistent. Al- though an optimistic Coach Walt Bahr scheduled the toughest schedule in the history of the team, the hooters played impressively in some matches, with lackadaisical performances in others. An outsider might have wondered why Coach Bahr arranged such a schedule: the Lions meeting five of the top-rated teams in the country early in the season, despite the loss of two four-year starters. Rich Reice and Matt Bahr were both first round draft choices in the North American Soccer League. But the depth chart was almost comparable to one of Coach Patcmo’s lists, with outstanding players like forward Jim Stamatis. an honorable-mention All-American as a sophomore, and amazing goalkeeper Dan Gallagher. Dave Lloyd and Ken McDonald served as captains of the team, which started the year by frustrating Lock Haven 5-1. and then went on to topple last year’s sixth ranked team, Cleveland. 3-2. The Lions were ranked fifth at one point, before they let defending champion Hartwick slip by 4-3 in the last seconds. Familiar faces like Herb Menhardt (who also kicks for the football team). Bill Klauberg. and Sal Bommarito had com- petition from Duncan MacEwan and Dan Canter, two impressive new freshmen. But the booters surrendered more goals than in the previous season, and did not show the dominance they should have had over their lesser opponents. It took a 1-1 tic with Temple to guarantee a playoff berth for the Lions, their ninth consecutive bid. 130 Soccer Freshman Dun Canter's fancy footwork Inconsistent Season ■cfl to right. Row I; John Guidon. Peter Janccvski. Bob Ungton. Malik K uche ll Mudltt ™cr Barrc.ro. Jim Stamam. Valter Bahr. Kevin Scott. Bob Ehrlich. Tony Giaimo. Sal Bommanto. Herb Menhardt. Uavc Lloyo. uan uncan MacEwan. Bill Ktauberg. Matt Rhodev Socccr 131 Penn State Battles Shippensburg Freshman Peter Janccvski at forward Sumatis competes for ball control 132 Soccer Jim St.imutis makes a shot on goal Sophomore Claver Campbell in control Herb Menhardt drives downticld Soccer 133 134 Football On the Road to Temple Booker Moore’s outstanding touchdown run ■ The 1978 Football season was preceded by uncharacteristic optim- ism. Even Coach Paterno willingly conceded that there was a lot of material to work with, yet the opening 10-7 win over Temple was diappointing. Temple is always a mental if not physical threat to the Lion's game, having had several cliff-hanging finishes in recent years. This season was no exception as State played what Paterno deemed a “sloppy, imprecise game. though remaining calm throughout. Temple kept the Lion’s trapped in their own territor)- during the first half thanks to Casey Murphy's punting prowess; indeed, the 23 punts by Murphy and Stale's Scott Fitzkcc accounted for almost 1.000 yards. In the third quarter, offensive power Booker Moore was respon- sible for one of the few outstanding plays of the game when he artfully sprinted through a hole carved by the offensive line to reward a live play drive with a touchdown. But the Owls wasted no time in tying the score with a clean Broomcll pass to Dixon. The situation did not look promising when Temple intercepted, but end Larry Kubin would have none of that nonsense as he sacked the quarterback for a 13 yard loss. The Owls fumbled on the next play, and Lance Mehl regained the ball to set up the winning drive for the Bahr field goal kicked in the last ten seconds of the game. Malt Brihr's game-winning field goal f Football 135 Rutgers Rutgers visited for the first game in the new stadium, with its additional 16.000 seats and a 76.639 capacity crowd. Although the Lions came up with a 26-10 win, they followed the unfortunate precident set in the Temple game with a lacklustre performance. But unlike the Temple game. State dominated the first half. Fitzkee's punting driving the Knights back into their own territory. Matt Bahr opened the scoring in the initial quarter with one of four record-tying field goals. A few seconds later, a Rutgers pass fell neatly into the arms of diving Pete Harris, and Chuck Fusina followed by sailing the ball 53 yards to split end Scott Fitzkee. who was eager to score. Then the Lions turned back to the Matt Bahr show for three more field goals, with only a brief commercial for a Rutgers field goal. During the fourth period. Matt Suhcy charged over the line to complete an 11 play drive, with a Mcnhardt extra point which Rutgers revenged with one final score. Quarterback Chuck Fusina carries for extra yardage 136 Football M.iii Milieu is an intimidating obstacle Ohio State Understandably. Paiernc appeared disillusioned with the sloppy, yet victorious playing, though opposing Coach f rank Burns eagerly predicted a great future for our team. The Ohio State stadium is awesome, but the Lions remained undaunted, finally piecing together the puzzle to a picture of a dominant State team. This time there was yet another puzzle—the starting quarterback for OSU was kept a secret by Coach Woody Haves until the starting whistle when freshman Art Schlichter trotted onto the field. He must have regretted it later, when he left the field a victim of a multitude of sacks and interceptions that kept the Buckeyes scoreless in an opener for the first time since 1901. In fact. OSU has been shut out only one other time since 1964. The underdog Lions instrumented four turnovers in the first half, but scored only on a Bahr field goal following a Harris interception. The sun came out at the half, and so did a large dose of Lion adrenalin. A Suhey score was the result of an 80 yard drive, and it gave State the mental boost to keep Bahr within field goal range. Tackle Lance Mehl was all over the field. Bruce Clark and Matt Millen were fierce, but walk on Brad Scovill was the real surprise, leaving Paterno searching for another scholarship. Meanwhile, back in State College ecstatic fans filled the streets with spontaneous celebrations and awaited the return of the still victorious Nittany Lion squad. Before the SMU contest. Coach Paterno was quick to caution, “we have a long way to go.” And his team soon demonstrated how right he was as the Blue-White squeaked by the Mustangs 26-21. On the other hand. SMU Coach Ron Meyer predicted a loss for his team in its first bout with PSU since the 1948 Cotton Bowl (13-13). Time was a larger than average factor in this matter, for although Penn State controlled the ball most of the game. SMI made its moves quickly as quarterback Mike l ord gave an exciting aerial show. In the first half Bahr booted his third straight quadruplet of field goals enroute to becoming Player of the Game. State's other points were tallied in the third quarter as Fusina spiraled a beautiful loss to Scott Fiizkee in the corner of the end zone. Suhey eventually bulldozed into the endzone for the second touchdown following a fourth and one gamble. Freshman Joel Coles looked promising, as did Scovill and Fred Ragucci. who tackled the SMU quarterback twice for a loss of 20 yards. Bahr’s extra point tied the record for the most points (14) kicked in a single game. Following the narrow win. unconvinced AP pollsters dropped the faltering Lion's to fifth place. SMU Football 137 TCU Seemingly chastising their doubters, the Lions roared back the following week, the defense feasting on Horned Frog legs from the Texas Christian University. From the start things didn’t go well for TCU as the Christian quarterback, intimidated by the encircling Lions, fumbled the snap which was pounced on by Bruce Clark. Booker Moore accepted the ball at the nine and galloped through a more than ample gap. In similar fashion, the rest of the State offense came out of hibernation for this game, scoring three times in the first quarter-Moorc. Bassett, and Moore, with Bahr extra points each time-then again in the second quarter with Joel Coles. In the second half. Fusina blasted a 53 yard offering in the direction of Brad Scovill. and Booker Moore raced in for his third touchdown minutes later. If this lead at the fourth quarter wasn’t embarrassing enough. Frank Case and Larry Kubin pounced on quarterback Bayuk and replacement quarterbacks Tony Capozzoli and Terry Rakowsky fired scoring passes to Kip Vemaglia and Leo McClelland. Kicker Herb Menhardt contributed three points as the Lions won by their largest margin (58-0) since 1947 (Fordham 75-0). One of Moore's twin first quarter touchdowns The odds arc in favor of ihc Suhcy-Millcn combination 138 Football Kentucky The Salt and Pepper led defense showed no signs of slowing down against Kentucky when State arrived for a showdown. The sub- sequent 30-0 shut out was especially sweet because of previous losses to the Wildcats in 1976 and 77. and it served to stifle State’s southern critics. Moore and Suhey pursued the first touchdown of the game, and less than two minutes later a scoring pitch to Fitzkec in the corner of the endzonc upped the lead to 14-0. Fusina was on the mark for his second straight game, only erring with an interception in the fourth quarter. Indeed he broke the PSU total offensive record during the romp. Defensive threat Pete Harris looked forward to setting records of his own as he snatched his fifth interception of the year. Key starters Rick Donaldson. Joe Diminick. Tony Pctruccio. and Mike Gurnan were sidelined with injuries and substitutes became an integral part of the victory. Donaldson's sub. Rick Milot. was even awarded the game ball as a result of his outstanding efforts. The Nittanv players evidently convinced more than Southern critics and Kentucky; they were ranked with Arkansas in a tic for third in the polls, and Coach Paterno went so far as to compare the Big-D to the highly-lauded '69 defense. Football 139 Syracuse With a combination of momentum, a sunny afternoon in Beaver Stadium, a 6-0 record, and an extra week of rest going for them, the Lions were well prepared to put the squeeze on the Syracuse Orangemen. Handicapped by an early injury' to their renowned quarterback Bill Hurley, the Orange offense moved mostly on the ground and understandably dreaded the Blue-White defense. Even a juiced up Art Monk did minimal damage. A Syracuse clogged scrimmage line forced the Lions to go to the air enroute to a 45-15 triumph. The victory before a record home- coming crowd was recorded bv Harry Rcasoncr and his Sixty Minutes camera crews as they gathered footage for a spot on Patemo and the team’s quest for number one. Fitzkce’s touchdown within the first two minutes set the pace for the game. Guman sparked the momentum as he dove into the end zone for the third first quarter touchdown. A notable score in the second quarter was a result of an Orange end zone punt blocked by Mickey Urghart and recovered by Matt Millen. The play was one of a series of lucky breaks that counter-balanced a pair of fumbles and one interception. Bahr smashed a 50 yard field goal for a personal record, and Fitzkee and Suhey each scored again as the victorious 7-0 Lions moved to second place on the polls. Larry Kubin on the wjrtuih Mike (iuman has reign user the Held 140 Football Offensive squad led by llcivinan candidale Chuck Fusina The determined West Virginia team was obviously well-preppcd for Penn State, as they drove their way to a 14-0 lead in the first four minutes of their confrontation, and their home crowd went wild. But so did the Lions, who retaliated with live dramatic touchdowns. Suhey drove for the first after Lally blocked the WVU punt, and Guman returned a punt 85 yards the longest return ever against the Mountaineers for the next. Pete Harris’ sixth interception of the season set the stage for quarterback Chuck Fusina. as he sneaked one yard for six points. Suhey gained a yard in the next half for another six. But Fitzkec’s touchdown was worth replaying: in a footrace with his opponent he watched for the ball over his left shoulder, and instinctively reached over his right for a stupendous reception just as he crossed the goal line. Bob Torrey. Tony Algucro. Matt Bahr. and Herb Mcnhardl of the specialty teams were partially responsible for the final Lion win 49-21. and the continuation of their No. 2 spot in the poles. Football 141 Maryland , one 01 many intense confrontations ABC Sports aired the match-up between a pair of 8-0 teams. Maryland and PSU. in early November. But the game was not the nail-biter Lion fans had expected, as the inspired defense held the Terrapins to —32 yards on the ground during the 27-3 romp. It was a frustrating loss for Maryland, for not only did they cash in their shot at the National Championship, but they were subjected to ten quarterback sacks and five interceptions, three by Pete Harris and two by Karl McCoy. A Lion crowd-plcascr in the third quarter was a 63 yard bomb to Tom Donovan, and Matt Bahr kicked his way to becoming the all- time high-scoring kicker. An offense line led by Keith Dorncy was superb, and substitute middle guard Greg Jones was credited with eight tackles. An obviously pleased Coach Paterno admitted that his charges probably “couldn’t have played any better.” and championship fever had a definite hold on the ecstatic Lion fans. Tom Donovan carnes for yardage 142 Football N.C. State In 1967. a 5-2 Lion squad rolled over an undefeated 8-0 NC State team. Fortunately, history did not reverse itself, as the 9-0 Lions edged out the Wolfpack 19-10. The number one-ranked PSU defense had a challenge in tailback Ted Brown and they held him to 3.2 yards in 22 tries. But the game was not an easy one. as Hcisman candidate Chuck Fusina (who appeared on the cover of Spons Illusi rated that week) was below his usual caliber. The Lions stumbled and their eventual touchdown brought memories of the last minute score that saved last year's game. Nevertheless, the game, the 100th played at Beaver Stadium, was back in the hands and feet of Matt Bahr, who came through with four field goals. Four times the Lions came close to scoring, but Suhcy was the only man to manage a touchdown. And following the score the announcement of Oklahoma's defeat to Nebraska brought the crowd to its feet and index lingers to the air with chants of No. 1. The bowl issue was still unclear, but the Lions were finally number one! of the Guman congratulates Suhcy on a touchdown run Matt Suhcy leaps for a first down Football 143 iuman carnes me game-winning The final game of ihc season was with arch-rival Pitt, and characteristically, on a frigid, blustery November afternoon (and TV!). The 25 mph wind was a big factor—Pitt Coach Jackie Sherrill mistakenly gambled on the second half kickoff. After a sloppy first half. Pitt led 10-7. A break for PSU came when the panthers missed a 28 yard field goal. Fitzkce opened the third quarter with an out-of-bounds punt as the blitzing Lion forces kept the confused Panthers backed near their line: they punted out. and Booker Moore took over, carrying on seven of eight plays. A low snap to Bassett was pitched to and dropped by Gurnan. but the Lions bounced back with a 45 yard run by Scovill. Patemo sent Bahr out. then called him back when unsure of the distance. Fusina got his chance, and Gurnan took a pitchout through a handsome hole tom open by Keith Dorney. In' Pankey and Eric Cunningham for a memorable touchdown. This earned Gurnan the James Coogen outstanding player award as the No. I Lions picked up a 17-10 win. extending the record winning streak to 19 games. Pete Harris had his tenth interception, and in an unprccidcnted move, the Player of the Game award went to the entire defense. 144 Football ... The Sugar Bowl Sugar Bow l 1979 Sugar Bowl 1979 Above, avid fans proclaim, We arc No. I: right, a popular attitude Faithful Penn State fans of all ages followed their team to New Orleans for the New Year’s Day Sugar Bowl and filled the streets of the French Quarter with an unequalled pre-game spirit! Penn Staters partied and cheered up. down, and around Bourbon Street with gusto normally reserved for Saturday afternoons at Beaver Stadium. The cheering and partying were at a peak on Sunday. New Year’s Eve Day. During late afternoon, the cheerleaders. Blue Band, Joe and the team drew a spirited crowd to the courtyard of the New Orleans Hilton for a Penn State pep rally. Early evening was time for ”60 Minutes.” with Penn State fans huddled in their hotel rooms to watch Harry Reasoncr’s trip to Happy Valley. After dinner and a change of clothes. Penn Staters brought in the New Year at the Marriott, surrounded by fellow fans. With thoughts of the Superdome and hopes for a national championship, Penn State spirit on New Year’s Eve was at a peak. Fusina Cheerleaders make spirits brighter than the weather Ovmf a M«l • lair IkKrtti, (V whn oi f Sn (Mnx bad nun nun au lunul dure of lU Hue� and ahm IX uui| ihr itw nkn fen brad lo w. fentkA u I'm� hum ww t IV f xn.li Qmiw rnitWi in hi (Tin� '. ™n ard bar. kara( Nr� Orirana |iu m|M Mfe Alabana die� !. aaal hn Male fijM Wfl v Mining a rep ef No and kmumj eirry Kw hal 1U1 � en by. pcntlai m it� nuifWaw yanti afej |nlm| al if� Sraaafc «ifcnmaM. uaab � aa the i(M of Baurtua Sim' h a non refined rum� , hm Malm eft joyed Uk ajj of JVie I'ouncem al bn f4a� in ibr drgaM Nr� Oriian. I Mien,or avaoad Die mjM a� ., in dr Uunjc u ibr Manual Some inakn or� toned iW.i � ay ta brcatfau al Barnun -a 6w- ««ane Nr� Orkm uafeiM Soeneaan � «e (Ht� n of bcncaid bi||Ki feannranc |Uw fenalua Vnet l-iboiu and Mi hau Willi bear. N«h« and thampaga . hna Malm loaned (few team and Ne� Oitnaoa- boib ign in An Uajae The season was over months ago; the bowl loss was only a memor)- and the awards were presented. Fusina was the Heisman runner-up and winner of the Maxwell Trophy; Bruce Clark received the Lombardi Award and was runner-up for the Outland Award. Coach Paterno himself was named College Coach of the Year, and the 1978 Penn Slate team produced six All-Americans: Chuck Fu- sina, Keith Dorney. Bruce Clark. Matt Bahr. Malt Millen and Pete Harris. Cen- ter Chuck Correal earned a post-gradu- ate scholarship; seven players competed in post-season bowls; Fitzkee caught the winning TD pass in the Hula Bowl and won the Joe Roth Memorial Award as outstanding player of that game; and Bob Torrey scored all three TDs for the North team in the Senior Bowl. During the lull between post-bowl-re- cruiting season and the spring practices prior to the Blue-White game, the foot- ball office remained busy with people waiting to see Coach Patemo. Finally, he emerged from a film session and led us to his office. Coach, how Jo you feeI about Iasi season? 1 thought it was a great season ... one of the more exciting we’ve had around here for a long time. We were all thrilled with the chance to play for a national championship ... well we might have hoped the season might have ended a little differently, but 1 don't think we should allow that to take away from the fact that it was a great season. Of course the loss in the bowl game was a great disappointment; just what was it that A labama had that our other opponents didn 7 that allowed them to stop us enroute to a national title? Well. Alabama had a better football team than anyone else we had played. And then, I think they caught us off-guard, and they made the big plays when they had to. Do you think the mood of the A labama players was any different from that of our team—were they belter prepared mentally? Oh. no. I don’t think so at all. We perhaps didn't do some things as skillfully as before, or play as well as we had, but it wasn’t because the effort wasn’t there. Would you play the game any differently if you had the chance? Oh yeah. I'd try to get a couple more points; like about eight! 1 suppose there are a few things wc would have done differently. Why do you think that with our football program and reputation we’ve never had a national title? Well, we’re from the East. For a long lime pocple looked down on Eastern ball, equating the type of ball we play with the Ivy League. It’s just lately that we’ve gained the type of respect we deserve. We’ve had three of the best football teams in history and never been awarded the title, but I don’t think that will happen in the future. Do you think that the loss in the bowl game reaffirmed some things for critics of Eastern football? Oh no. 1 think it showed people that wc played awfully well, and most people who know about football would know that the two teams were pretty evenly matched. 1 think people understand that anyone of several plays could have gone either way. This year, when the pollsters disagreed in the final rankings, did it reinforce your idea that there should be a playoff for the national title? Yeah, I think so. I think the only way to decide a national champion is to play for it. That's why we wanted to play the best team wc could when we went to the Sugar Bowl. Wc could have gone to the other bowls that didn’t have quite the team Alabama did. but wc thought we’d win it on the field. Were you satisfied with Penn State's place in the final rankings? I’m not sure how much it matters if we’re two or if we’re four, but 1 don’t think we were the fourth best team in the country. I think we were better than that. Many times you've referred to Chuck Fusina as the best quarterback you've ever had. What about next season? Do some of the players who didn 7 see much time last season look good, or arc there some promising recruits? Well, I think Dayle Tate could be a fine quarterback if he stays healthy, and wc have some other guys anxious to see some time on the field. I would never start counting on a freshman quarterback. We’ll just have to wait and see in the spring. How do you think the team will adjust to the loss of players like Fusina Fitzkee. Dorney ... Again, we’ll see in the spring practice ... (laughing) I’m more concerned about how the coaches will adjust. How did recruiting go? Oh, I don’t know. I’ll let you know when they’re juniors. Did you find it easier to recruit this year because of the team’s success? No. no. this was a tougher year than any 1 can remember. How about a projection? We will be facing one of the toughest schedules in the country. Which teams are the ones to watch out for? All of them, all of them! Football articles and interview with Coach Paterno by Julie Ward Editor’s Note; La Vie would like to thank Coach Patemo for taking time from his busy schedule to talk with us. 1-36 Crov Count rv lkv left lo right; l.iz Bern. Puuy Murnane. Katliy MilK: Row 2. left to right; Sue Hnthek. Donna (iardner. Penny Fates, Mary Rawc. Coach Chris Br«H ks. Below: Kathy Mill at practice. l.i Berry coming through the Ircev Cross Country Undefeated The cross country teams hit the proverbial trails enroute to undefeated 1978 seasons. Veterans of grueling workouts and incalculable miles, well-ranked team members battled injuries and blisters to cross many finish lines. Coach Harry Groves of the men's team was honored post-season, as he was named Coach of the Year by two cross country groups. His team won its only dual meet, and finished first in four championship races, topping the season with a fourth place finish at the NCAA championships. Five of his runners were also honored for their 1978 competition, as Robert Snyder. Bruce Baden, Tom Rapp. Larry Manger, and John Ziegler were all named to the All-Central Collegiate Conference team. The men were chosen according to their finishes in the annual championship where Snyder, a senior, was individual champion. The women, coached by Chris Brooks, were 3-0 in dual competition, and captured three invitational titles, including the Lady Lion, where l.i Berry was champion. Kathy Mills, defending AIAW champion, and a veteran on the US cross country team, did not compete most of the fall because of a foot injury, but was back to post the fastest qualifying time in the country when she took the Eastern title last fall. The Lady Lions won their fourth straight Eastern title with outstanding performances bv team members like Mills. Berry. Donna Gardner, Ratty Murnunc. and Mary Rawe. Kditor'-. Note: Men's team picture wa% on.iv.ul.iMc at prev tunc C'fos Countrv 147 Blue Band and Cheerleaders Add Spirit Blue Band in the Lion formalior An often-overlooked group that helps make football Satur- days a success is the Blue Band. The talented group spends almost as much time in practice as the football players, yet too many people use half-time as an excuse to make a run for a hotdog. Aspiring musicians (majors and non-majors) who arc inter- ested in joining the band must go through playing and march- ing auditions in the fall. Under the direction of Dr. Ned C. Deihl, and the man behind the formations. Dr. Ramsey, the band members go through rigorous practice sessions of up to seven hours a day over Labor Day weekend. For the remain- der of the football season, the instrumentalists, silks, and majorettes rehearse about two hours a day. This year the group was more exciting than ever, as, led by feature twirler Lori Bowers, they preceded the successful foot- ball team onto the field. The hard-working Blue Band also made away trips to the Ohio State game and to the Sugar Bowl. MITtA y LIONS i lQNSI HLionsJ Blue Bund trumpeter excite the crowd 148 Blue Band What would an athletic event be without cheerleaders on the sideline? The Penn State cheerlcading squad has certainly made its mark, delighting the crowd with acrobatics, aerial stunts, and just plain ole rowdy cheers at all the sporting events. Whether building a human pyra- mid. acting out a skit or just doing their best to get the fans fired up. the cheerleaders are often as entertaining as the competitors. Nittany Lion Norm Constantine was a tradi- tional crowd-plcascr as he frolicked across fields and courts, was tossed through (he air. handed up through crowds, and did push-ups and hand- stands until his paws were sore. This often unlaudcd athletic group was, as usual, responsible for the great Lion spirit of 1978. How I, Norm Constantine: Row 2. from left: Tom Edwards. Kim Austin. Perry Pittcngcr. Lisa Ncyhard. Bob Burns. Donna PcrlotT. Tom Twardzik. Maggie Nclliv, Joel MeGnhen, Nancy Thorpe: Row 3. from left; Ruth Myers. Bob Salmon. Mike Crcsswcll, Marciu Reynolds. Joe Liberato. John Arnold. Debbie Johnson. Mark Devlin. Connie Endress. Cheerleaders 149 Lady Lions Victorious Row I. from left; Karen Jonev Nancy Deal. Jeannie Fisingcr. Sally Schcllcr. Candace Finn: Row 2. from left; Jan Snyder. Terri Lovelace. Jody Field. Debra Malone. Wendv Emcrv Row from left; Coach Gillian Rattray. Jill Van Bodegom-Smith. Charlene More� . Karen Schncllcnbach. Michele Fielder. Sharon Tinucci. 150 Field Hockey Above. Charlene Moreti, an international competitor; below. Karen Schncllcnbach moves downfietd The field hockey team faced a rough schedule coming off of last year’s dis- appointing 8-8 season. But the Lady Lions rose to the challenge, compiling a 13-1-3 record and earning a number one seeding in the Mid-Atlantic District play- offs. The women earned the number one berth after wins over three-time national champion West Chester and runner-up Ursinus. Led by Coach Gillian Rattray, the Lady Lions had a relatively high scoring season, and were led in their attempts by international competitor Charlene Morett. who led regular season play with 17 goals and three assists, topping the 50 career goal mark. She was followed in scoring by an impressive freshman. Candy Finn. State kept its competitors low scoring thanks to the abilities of goalkeeper Jcannic Fissinger. The soph- omore set a record for shutouts with eight during the dual season. Field Hockey 151 Row I. Icti 10 right; Putty Spisak. Marcy Levine, Margie Foster. Ann Carr: Row 2, left to right; Joanne Beck. Lisa Ingebretsen, Debbie Alston, Lynne Sumucls. Jan Anthony: Row 3. left to right: Asst. Coach Marshall Avcncr. Coach Judy Avener. Claudia Coldren, Shelly Nelson. Kim Rupert. Injuries Don’t Stop Gymnasts The women’s gymnastics team became the first Lady Lion team to win a national championship last year, and came back this year eager to prove that the title was theirs. A change in national rules allotted more points for greater difficulty, and Coach Judi Avcncr’s strategy was once again to push hard early, aiming for the end of the season. Last year this way of thinking cost them the season opener with Massachusetts, but it didn't seem to hamper the Lady Lions this year, and they compiled a 10-0 record going into the season wrap-up with Rutgers. Ironically, the team was actually only half of a team for most of the season, due to injuries, and the roster read more like a battle report. Ann Carr, the only two-time all-around national champion, sat out several of the early season meets with a sprained ankle, and had to work into her routine slowly, spunky Pat Spisak competed in watered- down routines with a cast on her broken wrist. Lynne Samuels was out with a knee injury, and freshman sparks Margie Foster and Marcy Levine both spent lime recuperating from injuries. Rounding out the squad was Lisa Ingebretson. who was fifth in A1AW all-around last year. Captain Joanne Beck. Debbie Alston, and Jan Anthony. Coach Avener has been making her mark in the gymnastics world, as she was named coach for the Collegiate Women’s Gymnastics Classic, the US Team at the World Collegiate Championship, and US Coach for the World University Games. Debbie Alston on floor exercise 152 Gymnastics Joanne Beck performs split leap on the beam Watching teammates from the sidelines Gymnastics 153 154 Gymimnn Ann Carr ready for kip The men, less successful than the women last year with a 5-3 record, were determined to prove their worth this season. And they did. recording a 9-0 tally going into their final meet with Southern Connecticut. Karl Scwen .fcicr’s squad was also plagued by injuries, as key competitors like Bob Desi- derio, Tom Gray, and Joe Stallone all look their turn on the bench. But compensating for the injury list strong returners like senior all-around Paul Simon added new tricks to their routines. Other top competitors included Dan Desi- derio. sophomores Pat Besong. and Tom Forster, floor exercise specialist Vic Trivino. Kurt Weissand, and junior Mike Burns, a top man on the pommel horse. Strong com- petitors in every event resulted in one of the most impressive seasons ever. Row I, left to right: Tom Gray. Bob Desiderio. Rich Rhinchcldcr, Tony MulTolctto. Paul Simon, Vic Trivino. Karl Schwcnzfcicr: Row 2. left to right; mgr. Steve Cohick. Glenn Simon. Pat Bevong. Joe Stallone. Jim MaeVarish. Tom Forster. Tom Dunn: Row 3. left to right; Joe Fust. Chris Fagan. Mike Burns. Mark Osborne. Kurt Weissend. Dan Desiderio. Gymnastics 155 Vic Trivino performs Japanese press 156 Gymnastics 1 om Forster executes an iron crow Fencers Victorious Row I. left (0 right; Judy Smith. Nancy Anderson. Pam Leaning. Kathy McClellan. Coach Beth Alphin: Row 2, left to right; Wendy Puvehedag. Jan K.tppmcycr. Phylli� Wett. Ginny Thomas. Barb Hess IX nnn Grischbowsky, Manager Heidi Kaiser. The fencing teams both worked their ways to impressive records (his season, the men compiling a 10-2 win-loss tally, the women finishing 11-1. Coach MacGarrct, in his 7th year as Penn Slate's coach, 35th as a collegiate fencing coach, was challenged by a lack of experienced team members, but returning com- petitors like captain Jeff Haney, an ip£c specialist, performed well as the men fell to only Pennsylvania and Notre Dame. The women's team, coach by Beth Alphin. was ranked high na- tionally throughout their dual meet season, as they lost to only Pennsyl- vania on indicators after an 8-8 score. The Lady Lion line-up in- cluded such veterans as Judy Smith. Nancy Anderson. Donna Grischbowsky. and sophomore Cathy McClellan. Row I, left to right; Brian Gibson. Steve Kenney. Darren Kessler. Stuart Kothcnbcrg. Stovan Popovich: Row 2, left to right; Coach MacGarrct. Larry Evens, Hans Ward. Captain Jeff Haney. Jint Miller. Don Lear. Bob Ehrcnbcrg. Jim Gregg, Gary Bodkin. Harry Youchak, Doug Murray. Dan Jarashow: Row 3. left to right; Mike Corona. Bob Mallccfc, Joe Hayes, Jim Crust. Jim Reiser Fencing 159 Robert Abbate, Chuck Adam� , George Banoihcfski. Kerry Becker, Lvlc Beckwith, Tom Bilodeau, Andy Bingaman. Glenn Brake, Alvin Brockelman. Geofl' Brodhead. Bob Bury. Jack Chidcstcr. Tom Cooley. Donn Common. John Cornwell, Dan Crawley, John Dale. Tony DcIPiano. Dan Dillman, JcIT Dodtl-o. Jim Earl. Brian Feick. Ray Finch. Ray Frantz. Bcmic Fritz. Dan Glczcn. Rich Guerin. John Hanrahan. JefT Harding. Barry Holden, Brad Houk, Dan Johnson. Frank Kwialkowski. Kent Laubwher, Greg Long. James McChcxncy. George Medina. Steve Mifsud. Carl Miller. Paul Oris, Mike Parenzan. Dan Pfautz. Perry 1‘ittcngcr. Ryan Rodger� . John Rodriguez. Randy Ruland. Sam Sallill. Bob Salvators. Alan Samel. Mike Sharr, Jim Sleeper. Don Smith. Rich Snyder. Norm Sollenbcrger. Scott Soper. Bob Steinberg. Tim Sirathmcycr. Steve Subick. Dennis Walsh. Tim Wentz. Joe Wood. Tom Yamashita The ’78-’79 wrestling squad went into the season with a new head coach. Rick Lorenzo, and enthu- siastic pre-season forecasts. However, the grapplcr's were not as successful as they had hoped. Although Scott and Mike DcAugustino. brothers and top competitors, were both red-shirted this season due to injuries, the base of the team was amply provided for by nine returning lettermen. and the Lions were coming off of their third con- secutive Eastern Wrestling League Championship victors’. With several promising new squad mem- bers. it looked like it would be an exciting season, and it was—for all of the Lions’ opponents, as the State grapplers just couldn’t put things together for a win. Finally, with the worst dual meet season record ever, the Lions broke their losing streak, closing out the regular season with wins over Lock Haven and Pittsburgh. Aside from injuries throughout the sea- son. the team overcame some of the mental errors they were committing to pull out the pair of wins before heading to the Eastern Wrestling Tourna- ment. where the Lions were three-time defending champions. 160 Wrestling Left. John Hanrahan’x win ai the Sixth Annual I'enn State Invitational Tournament; below. Sam Sallilt at heavyweight againvt Clarion State. W reviling 161 ' 162 Wrotlmg Clockwise, from (op Icfl: John llunnihan in line form against Florida; Dan Crawley in (he dual meet at Clarion: Geoff Brodliead in a match against Florida; Jim Earl at the Penn Invitational Wrestling 163 Row I. left u right; Trainer Bud Miller. Jim Solic. Craig Boffle. Jud Wood. Manager Boh Powell: Row 2. left to nght; Coach hdlcman. Coach Clark. Carvin Jefferson. Walt Young. Gary Korkowski. Mike JcITries. Mike Ice. Frank Brickowski. Steve Kuhn. Mike Owen . Coach Stewart. Coach Harter: Row 3. left to right: Tom Wilkinson, John Guadaningo, Mike Power. Mike Edelman, Randy Coleman. Scott Wok. Jim Solic drives toward the basket. Mike Owens has two points within reach New Coach, New Expectations for Hoopsters Souvenirs, posters, and programs proclaiming The Awakening of the Lion were not the only signs of the new Dick Harter regime that took over the men's basketball team this year. A new attitude, and certainly a new winning tradition, were sorely needed by the down-and-out hoopsters. and the famed rebuilding coach did not hesitate to promise these ... in time. Although the win-loss tally did not directly reflect the change in the Kcc Hall air. the enthusiasm of the fans (who even staged parking lot tailgates), and the players, certainly docs. Hired in the tailend of the recruiting season, Harter still managed to get the signature of a crew of promising freshmen, and his coaching staff, comprised of Ray Kdelman, Dick Stewart, and Ferry Clark, is certainly among the country's finest. With these new additions, and a handful of returning letiermen. Harter hoped to begin the molding of a winning team. Fans were unsure as to whether they should expect miracles or next to nothing from the 1978-79 squad. As Harter predicted, the first year was not overloaded with victories, but the season was far from miserable. Unable to compete with the experience of many of their opponents, the Lions learned to slow down the games, substitute frequently and keep the contests low scoring by keeping a strong defense. Although these tactics didn't always add up to a win. they never reflected the humiliation of recent past seasons. It was a strong and eager young team, inspired by the hardworking freshmen. Crowd-pleaser Mike Fdclman led the scoring efforts through most of the season, and Mike Owens and Scott Wolz saw a lot of court time and sank numerous points. For the first time in years, a walk-on started for the Blue and White squad-Statc College’s Jimmy Solie was a welcome contributor to the games. The returning players did not play in the lacklustre style of the past few seasons. Senior Carvin Jefferson went over the 100 game mark and earned himself the nickname. Mr. Consistency , while junior Tom Wilkinson outdid himself in assists, and transfer Jud Wood worked to prove his worth. Forward Steve Kuhn, though subject to his ups and downs, was an outstanding rebounder, and challenged Hdclman for the high scorer spot, with a career high of 36 points against Colgate. Midseason, a surprising Frank Brickowski began firing a lot of sparks, points, and power into the Lion game. The team played well, but unpredictably for much of the season, losing valuable leads late in some contests, while winning unexpectedly in others, like Duquesnc. and George Washington. And the squad was not without disillusionment as players Mike Ice. Mike Jeffries, and Mike Powers, perhaps unfortunately caught in the transition period, all left the squad during the season. But Harter still appears to be left with the core of what could someday be a good, if not great team. The Lions played one of the toughest schedules in the country this year, and plan to add more challengers. With this young troop, several available scholarships, and a better altitude towards Penn State basketball, things are looking better for recruiting, and this may truly be The Awakening of the long-slumbering Lion basketball tradition. Jud Wood make an unchallenged shot Men’s Basketball 165 Sieve Kuhn make a critical rebound Scott Woltz meets a challenge at the basket Men's Basketball 167 Bednarek Leads Cager Sparked by the impressive shooting of Jen Bednarek. the women's basketball team ranked high nationally throughout the season. Bednarek. a nominee for the Wade Trophy Player of the Year Award, was an exciting scorer, averaging over twenty points a game. The 5 7 junior easily surpassed the 1000 career points mark during the season, and kept opposing guards busy along with another important scorer, guard Sue Martin. Sophomore Mar)1 Donovan, though battling a knee injury like teammate Nancy Kuhl, utilized her talent and 6 3 stature, becoming a leading rebounder, while also blocking quite a few shots, and Kuhl became the record assist leader. Rounding out the starting squad were Peg Schwinge. who returned capably from an illness. Janet Gabriel, and Betty McGuire. Under the guidance of Coach Pat Mciser. the Lion group was one of the few teams without a center-oriented offense. The defense was the stabilizing factor for the experienced team, as they worked through their difficult schedule, which included a trip to Florida where State competed in the Orange Bowl Classic. One of the most important victories of the season came when the Lady Lions toppled then number live. Maryland. 87-66. Debbie Christman look� for a Row I. left to right; Angie Crapis. Traci Schnccwciv Nancy Kuhl. Karen Mikita. Jen Bednarek: Row 2. left to right: Debbie Christman. Janet Gabriel. Kelley Cornish. Lisa Adams. Betty McGuire, Sue Martin: Row 3. left to right; graduate assistant Jackie Hullah, Coach Put Mciser. assistant coach Muuru McHugh, Robin Lombard. Louise Leimkuhlcr. Mary Donovan. Peg Schwinge. mngr. Lisa Berg, graduate assistant Sue DcKalb. 168 Women’s Basketball Women’s Basketball 169 Freshmen Prove to Be Outstanding Competitors More difficult workouts and an influx of talented freshmen combined to splash the Lion swimmers to winning seasons. For the women. Sandy Bizal and Cindy Aungst-a butterflicr and a free stvler. respectively-set the pace by qualifying for nationals in their first year of college competition, along with veteran divers Colette Bizal and Becky Binncy. Versatile Bobbie Millard knock- ed off the 200 and 400 1M records, while another freshman. Chris Vennari. proved herself an outstanding competitor in both IM and breast-stroke events. The Lady Lion tankers, captained by Colette Bizal and Mindy Millard, had a lot of wins, but one of the particularly enjoyable and unexpected wins came against Rutgers, last year’s Eastern Champions, in a meet that came down to the last relay. For the men's team, big names included Mike Snyder, an outstanding freestyler and butterflicr; sprinter Bob DeVries; back- stroke specialist A1 Berrardocco. And the Lion men were not without their talented freshmen; newcomer Andy Cosgarca set and reset pool and team records in the 500 and 1000 freestyle events. The men were led by captains Lance Duffy and Brian O'Shea. Butterfly competition a intense 170 Water Sports Row 1, left to right: Cathy Lower. Peggy Hale. Lizanne Hendershott. Deb Keyset, Tammy Brush: Row 2. left to right; Coach Hllcn Perry, mgr. Cyndic Bowie. Cindy Aungst, Sandy Bizal. Cindy Fry. Barbie Mcrcncr. Chris Venneri. asst, coach Janice Fbeher: Row 3. left to right: diving coach Robert Goldberg. Lynne Cantwell. Carol Ma zer, Becky Binney. Sue Cotgarea, Co-capt. Mindy Millard, Co-capt. Colette Bizal, Bobbie Millard. Maureen Brcckcnridgc. a$ t. coach Robert Krimmcl. Water Sports 171 Row I. left to right; Mike Snyder, Jon Sheppard. Chris Heiling, Kevin McKee, Craig Brown. Pat MeFadden: Row 2. left to right: assistant coach Bob Krimmcl. Albert Beradocco. John Body. Doug King. Ken Anderson. Andy Cosgarcu. Bob DeVries, assistant diving coach Bob Galbracth: Row J. left to right; head coach Lou MaeNcill, mgr. lid ward Zarger. Tom Martin. Lance Duft'y. Brian O'Shea. Steve Rode. Brian Muller. Brian Keyser, diving coach Bob Goldberg. 172 Water Sports Rifle Team Has Winning Season Row I, left to right: Bruce Cobb. Co-capt. Jack Rusenko. Co-capt. Bill Ellis, Jeff Gardner. Craig Bloom: Row 2. left to right; Dick Rummer. Caroline Johnson. Patty Gukes. Glenn Dubis, Kevin Smith. Walt Donnellan. III. Coach Joe Dilkes. The rifle (cam shot their way to another winning (5-4) season. Com- ing off of a 7-5 record. Coach Joe Dilke's Lions lost three shooters to graduation. Led by captains Jack Rusenko and Bill Ellis, important returners including Glenn Dubis and Bruce Cobb fired their way to important wins over teams like Ca- nisius and Ohio State. Rifle 17J Keglers Successful This Year The bowling teams both rolled to suc- cessful seasons this year, clinching top positions in Region 4 competition. The Lady Lion keglers retained their first place title with minimal effort in competition with 14 other teams. Tina Clark was individual leader, followed by- teammate Val Bright, defending individ- ual champion. Both women earned in- vitations to National competition with their outstanding performances. The men's team, also coached by Don Ferrell, finished a close second in a field of 26 at Regionals, and Jacques Jacobson earned a trip to Nationals by placing second. Both teams had the good fortune of a lot of depth: the men had seven retur- ners from the last season, and the women welcomed back six veterans. Throughout the year the teams set and reset league highs and were ranked very' high nationally. Ted Long in practice 174 Bowling K� '« I. left to right: Julie Peterson. Paula Richley. Ted Long. Tina Clark. Donna Shank. Coach Don Ferrell: Row 2. left to right: Bill Anthony. Barrs Kubala. Beth Lemyre. Valerie Bright. Heidi Derk. Bcckv Wilson. April Lang. Li Baude. Doreen Manclli. Glen Adam. Lenny Leon: Ross 3. left to right; Clayton Wells. Jucque Jacobson. Dwayne Fry. Rich Shank. Art Mahnken. Bob Brown. Terry Sanson. Rich Shank Heidi Derk Bowling 175 Talented Freshmen Add Needed Height Row I, left to right; Cvndi Weeks, Barb Crandall, Ellen Crandall. Junct Fox. Cheryl Syndcr: Row 2. left to right: Cheryl Seitz. Cindy Brennan. Lisa White. . Debbie We. Karen Connolly: Row 3. left to right; mngr. Fred Miller, trainer Cheryl Urbanowicz. Davies Bahr. Lisa Posch. Linda Balogh. captain Nancy McLaughlin. Tern Wilson, assistant couch Scott Anderson. Coach Tom Tail. All but two of the 1977 starters for the women’s volleyball team returned for the 1978 season, though Cindy Brennan was injured early in the year and saw little action. And the most talented group of freshmen ever joined the squad this year, including 6'0 Ellen Crandall, a middle blocker. She survived the first cut for the World University Team and will go through further tryouts in June. The freshmen added much-needed height to the team, coached by Tom Tail, which finished thirteenth in the East last year. Captain Nancy McLaughin. a junior, and freshman Lisa While were the setters for the team, while Terry Wilson. Janet Fox. and southpaw Lisa Posch alternated in the hitting slots. Sisters Barb and Ellen Crandall, both middle blockers, completed the starting squad for the women who had their best season ever. The high spot of the season came in the last week of league competition, when the Lady Lions smashed Maryland, then ranked first in the East. At Easterns less than a week later, where State was seeded 7th. they again toppled Maryland, and although they lost in the semi-finals, the women were pleased with their fourth place finish. 176 Women's Freshman Ellen Crandall returns the bull i jkSHBALL (23-10-2) Bloonuburg Bloomshurg Lafayette-11 mmngs Rutger Rulgcrv at West Chester .it Buckncll-5 inning Howard George Washington George Washington Gettysburg Marifficld Rider Rider St John's St John at Juniata at Buffalo at Buffalo at Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh-10 innings Indiana. Pa. Indiana, Pa. at Cornell at Temple Mansfield Mansfield at Mansheld at Mansheld Shippensburg Shippcnsburg Indiana. Pa Indiana. Pa. at Indiana. Pa. mi m MEN S TENNIS (IS-3) 9 West Virginia 0 8 at Eastern Michigan 1 4 Maryland 5 9 Kent State 0 8 Bloomsburg 1 7 Bowling Green 2 8 Michigan State 1 9 Font Stroudsburg 0 9 George Washington 0 6 at Colgate 3 8 at Pittsburgh 1 1 at Pnnccton 8 9 Bloomsburg 0 6 at Temple 3 8 Rochester 1 9 Edinboro 0 9 at Haterford 0 8 BucltneU 1 9 at Swarthmore 0 3 at Navy 5Vi 8 at Pennsylvania 1 1st EAA Championship I2ih at Marshall Invitational 377 at Villanova 392 377 lot Delaware at Villaoovj ... a• � _ « si; r.. r _ 370 387 3 ! ul West Virginia 391 Indiana. Pa. at W. Vo. 387 391 Ohio at West Virginia 396 391 West Liberty at W. Va 432 24th Kepler Invitational at Ohio State 394 at Buck ne II 378 394 Maryland at Bucknell 372 3rd Nitany Lion Invitational 3rd at Indiana. Pa Invitational 3rd EAA Championships Jth at Yak Invitational WOMEN’S GOLF (0-0) 9th at Duke Invitational 6th at Ohio State Invitational lit at Marshall Invitational Hi at Rutgers Invitational Champion Renie Kcllcher 1st Penn State Invitational 1st Longwood Invitational 1st Mount Hotyokc Invitational 335 at Cortland 1st EAIAW Championship Individual Champion Renie Kdlchei WOMEN’S TENNIS (5-4) 8 ■t James Madison 1 at Trenton State I 9 at Pittsburgh 0 3 Maryland 6 0 at Virginia 9 2nd MALTA Tournument at Staunton. Va 6 Ohio State 3 1 Princeton 8 3 Michigan 6 7 at West Chester 2 4th EAIAW Championships at Yale 9 Lock Haven 0 8 at Colgate 1 3rd Eastern Championship at New Pair 8 Pennsylvania at Salisbury Invitational fig MEN S LACROSSE (3-7) at Drcxel 8 Syracuse 16 Franklin Marshall It North Carolina 13 Delaware 18 Rutgers 20 at Loyola 12 at Hofstra 14 at Bucknell 16 at Arms 19 WOMEN’S LACROSSE (1 l-O-1) 14 Towsoo 5 II at Temple 9 30 Millersville 3 6 Ursinus 4 13 West Chester 4 6 at Maryland 6 9 at Lock Haven 2 19 Rutger 2 10 East Stroudsburg 4 1st Central Penn Tournament 18 •Rutger 0 9 •Massachusetts 3 9 •Maryland •USWLA Tournament at James Madison (National Champions) 3 MEN’S TRACK 2nd at Virginia Relay Champion : 880 relay, distance medley, mile relay. 4-milc relay, 1.760 Intermediate hurdle relay, Gary Williky, discus Nittany Lion Relays Champions: Shuttle hurdle relay; sprint medley relay; 4-milc relay; Dave Felice, mile; John French, high jump: Bob Houle, pole vault; Paul Lankford. 400 intermediate hurdles; Bob Snyder. 2 mile Dogwood Relays at Tennessee Champion; John Ziegler. 5,000 meters 2nd at West Point Quadrangular Champions. Ray Krombcl, 10.000 meters: Bruce Baden. 3.000-mctcr steeplechase; Mike Wyatt. 1500 meters; Bill Austin. 400 intermediate hurdles; Tom Rapp. 5.000 meters: Gary Williky. shot put; Bob Houle, pole vault; mile relay 83 Maryland 80 •32 Pittsburgh 30 at Pitt Invitational Champions: Joe Auchus. hammer: Walt Happel, decathlon; Paul Lankford, 400-meter intermediate hurdles; Bob Snyder. 5.000 meters; Mike Wyatt. 1500 meters; mile relay Penn State Invitational Champions. Bill Austin. 400-meter intermediate hurdles: Bob Houle, pole vault; John Sallade. long jump; Bob Snyder. 1500 meters; Gary Williky. discus and shot pul; mile relay 2nd Central Collegiate Conference at Michigan Champions Bill Austin. 400-meter intermediate hurdles; Paul Lankford. 110-meters high hurdle� WOMEN'S TRACK at Maryland 88 nt Michigan 49 Tennessee at Michigan St. 79 at Penn Relays Champions: Kathy Mills. 1500; 2-milc relay 1st EA1AW Championships at Slippery Rock Champions; Penny Foies, 800 meters; Kothy Mills. I.S00. 3.000 and 5.000 meters; Patti Knighton, long jump; 800- meter medley relay; 1600-meter relay; 3200-meter relay lu Lady Lion Invitational bth AIAW Championships at Tennessee Champion: Kathy Mill� , 3.000 and 5.000 meters SOCCER (10-4-1) 5 Lock Haven 1 3 Cleveland Slate 2 0 at Indiana : 2 Southern Illinois 0 3 Hanwick 4 6 at West Chester 0 4 West Virginia 0 1 Son Francisco 2 2 Rhode Island 0 8 Bucknell 0 1 ut Maryland 0 6 East Stroudsburg 1 0 at Pittsburgh 2 6 Shipperuhurg 0 1 -it Temple 1 4 Akron 0 0 NCAA Championships at 1 Southern Methodist to Temple FOOTBALL (11-0) in at Temple 7 2o Rutger 10 19 at Ohio Slate 0 26 Southern Methodist 21 58 Texas Christian 0 30 at Kentucky 0 45 Syracuse 15 49 at West Virginia 21 27 Maryland 3 19 North Carolina State 10 17 Pittsburgh 10 7 'Alabama 14 •Sugar Bowl 1979 kg SOFTBALL (14-6) 1 at Temple 2 at Temple 3 at Brockport 4 at Brockport 3 at Ithaca 4 at Ithaca 6 at Cortland 7 at Cortland 4 at East Stroudsburg 4 at East Stroudsburg 5 Lock Haven 3 at Slippery Rod; 6 at Slippery Rock 7 at Edinboro 3 at Edinboro 10 Ursinus 3 Ursinus 4 •Delaware 1 •East Stroudsburg 2 •S Connecticut •EAIAW playoffs in Stratford. Connecticut 0 1 2 «nl Wot irgini St. Francis. Pa. ••Tubnc ••Florida Sute al N.C. Suu ai Richmond Uniniu ai Syracuse al Virginia Tech aWai Virginia srai Rutgers «Duqucsne - Villunos a ni Temple � ■ Pittsburgh Army «at DuqucMU Eastern 8 game with Rutgen ,n Mf.N'S BASKETBALL •Louisville •Alaska •Intfi.in.i al Delaware V rmnnl - 1st MEN'S BOWLING (11-2) EPMIC Invitational 18 Bloomsburg 7 19 Shippensburg 6 2nd Tournament of Champions 3rd St Vincent's Invitational 19 Temple 6 13 Villanova 12 16 at PSD Capitol 9 12 at Villanova 13 19 at Temple 6 13 at Drcxcl 12 16 at Shippensburg 9 2nd ACU-1 Region 4 Championships 14 Drcxcl 12 12 at PSU Capitol 9 12 at Maryland 13 Ut at Bloomsburg WOMEN'S BOWLING (8-1) EPMIC Invitational 2336 Bloomsburg 1� I7W Shippensburg 715 1st Tournament of Champions 9 Champion: Val Bnght Temple 16 17 at Temple 8 20 at Drcxcl 5 IS at Shippensburg 10 1st ACU-1 Region 4 Championships 26 Champion. Tina Clark Drcxcl 0 15 at Maryland 10 at Marshall at Bloomsburg WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (18-6) Wevi Chester Ed in boro Slippery Rock •Mooidair •Outer� + Mississippi ■ ' _ + UCLA + Tennessee Illinois State 3 Southern Connecticut = Tc as Rhode Island ai Immaculata at Rutgers at 1’iti'burgh at Cortland al Syracuse at SL Joseph'� Maryland at East Stroudsburg Cheyney Edinboro MillcrsviUe Delaware Slippery Rock Lock Haven • Lady Lion Clowe + Orange Bowl Classic «Penn State Invitational ir MEN’S VOLLEYBALL (12-2) Hi Niltany Lion Invitational (5-1) I at Pittsburgh I Ball Sute at Pitt . 1 ' Western Ontario at ; Pittsburgh 0 Rutgcrii-NcM.uk 1 at Army 1 at Spring held I NJ. lech at Springfield Pittsburgh WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Hi 4-0-0)ai George Washington Insitidonal (1-2-1) at Temple Invitational I at East Stroudsburg 0 with Rulgers-Ncwark 6th (3 3 0) at Pittsburgh Invitational 1 Clarion Mansfield Bbcknetl at Edinboro v. ith Slippery Rock Indiaua. Pa. 0 at Pittsburgh with Maryland MEN'S SWIMMING (7-4) 2nd Penn Sute Diving Invitational • 3 Maryland th Penn State Relays 9 Lehigh 4 at St. Bonaventure 9 Syracuse 2 Villanova 3 at Pittsburgh 7 Edinboro 9 at Temple 9 at Rutgers 8 ut Buckncll 0 at West Virginia 1 ut Bloontsburg a WOMEN'S SWIMMING (8-1) ' rd at Pitt Relays ;i at.Wcst Virginia 3 dm 0 at Pittsburgh 01 at West Chester 8 at Rutgers tl Maryland 04 Slippery Rock 01 EavtSlrdudsburg ;5 Princeton at Clarion 16 MEN'S FENCING (10-2) at Maryland 11 18 at St. John's 9 22 at Pace 5 18 Army 9 24 Jersey City State 3 19 Johns Hopkins 8 18 at William Paterson 10 10 Pennsylvania 17 18 at Cornell 9 15 Navy 12 10 at Ohio State 17 20 with Notre Dame 7 18 with Michigan State 9 20 Carncgic-Mcllon 7 13 WOMEN'S FENCING (1 l-l) at North Carolina 3 16 Duke (at N.C. State) 0 16 at N.C. State 0 •8 Pennsylvania 8 + 8 Temple 8 16 James Madison 0 11 Jersey City. 5 II Cal State (Pa.) 5 10 at Ohio State 6 12 with Notre Dame 4 12 with Michigan State 4 at Johns Hopkins with Maryland •lost on indicators 58-56 + won on indicators 56-60 2671 RIFLERY (6-5) West Virginia 2846 2639 at Youngstown 2637 1340 Penn State Army ROTC 1127 1340 Penn State Navy ROTC 1006 1321 at Lehigh 1335 2612 at Canivius 2559 2672 at West Virginia 2874 2672 Ohio State at W. Va 2656 12th West Point Invitational 4282 at Navy 4483 2674 Army 2792 2674 Indiana Pa. 2629 2nd WRESTLING (2-11) at East Stroudsburg Open 6th Individual champions: John Hanrahan. 177 Dan I’fautt Penn State Invitational 1st EAA 1 oumament at G Washington 23 Individual Champions 126 Bob Bury. 142 George Medina. 158 John Hanrahan Cal Poly- 25 15 Florida 21 16 Temple 26 18 •at Cleveland Sutc 25 13 •Clarion 23 12' Wilkes 24 2 •at Bliximsburg 41 5 at North Carolina 34 17 at North Carolina Sutc 19 II at Navy 23 9 Lehigh 31 29 •Lock Haven II 25 •at Pittsburgh 16 4 FIELD HOCKEY (13-1-3) at Millcrsville 0 4 at Lock Haven 0 5 Buckncll 0 1 at Delaware 1 3 Rutgers 0 5 at East Stroudsburg 0 3 Indiana at Ohio State U 2 at Ohio Sutc 2 6 C. Michigan at Ohio St 0 6 Slippery Rock I 2 Connecticut at Cortland 2 3 at Cortland 0 3 West Chester 1 3 Ursinus 1 2 at Maryland 1 1st MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY EAA Championships at Villanova 1st Penn State Open 16 Individual champion: John Ziegler at Georgetown 44 • WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY 1st Lady Lion Inviutionul Individual Champion: 1st Liz Berry at Trenton Invitational 25 Ohio State 53 25 Eastern Michigan 54 20 Michigan State 36 1st at Pitt Invitational Editor's Note: Some end-of-season scores were unavailable at press time. Intramurals So you’re not built like Keith Dorney. can’t throw a football like Chuck Fusina. or run like Kathy Mills ... and you say you can’t bend like Ann Carr, shoot a basket like Steve Kuhn or Mike lidclman. or ace a serve like Joy McManus? That doesn’t mean that Penn State sports arc out for the thousands of students who just like to have a good time, meet people, work oft' a few calories, and get a little exercise. The University offers quite a selection of intramural sports to men and women in independent, co-ed. dormitory, and frater- nity categories. Men may participate in only one category, though women’s teams are less structured to encourage more participation. W tolling 182 Intramural Working against numerous handicaps, the hockey club still managed to battle their way to a division title. With the conversion of the indoor rink to a sports complex, the skaters lost their home ice and spent the first few weeks of their season traveling to Mcchanicsburg just to prac- tice. Even with the completion of an outdoor rink, the icers played all games away, but did not seem to suffer record-wise. Led by such impor- tant players as Captain Jerry Fry and high scorers like Tom Horrogas and Dave Brubaugh. the Lions clinched their division and a playofT berth with an exciting win over Villanova. Intramural 183 IM’s offer a chance to perfect volleyball technique' Women's IM swimming 184 Intramural Sports Sororiiv soft ball IM soccer Jo fill ihc long fall afternoons lniramur.il Sports 185 Boxing 186 Intramural Volleyball Freshmen and transfer students find IM sports an ideal way to get acquainted, get involved, get a work out, and get away from the monotony of classes without varsity partic- ipation. And it is not only undergraduate stu- dents who benefit from the IM pro- gram-participants include graduate students, faculty, and fulltime staff members. And IM’s have become a great spectator tradition, too, as dormitor)' houses, fraternities, and friends come out to support their favorite competitors. An individual or group must win many match- es. semi-finals, and finals enroute to a presti- gious IM title. The 1978-79 year was another exciting one for the IM's. as eager athletes participated in everything from co-ed flag football to bowling, volleyball, basketball ... so what arc you doing next term to stay in shape? -Julie A. Ward Basketball Iniramurals 187 Interactionsinteractionsinteractionsinteractionsini 188 Inicnicltoiu Interactions eractionsinteractionsinteractionsinteractionsinteractio Interactions 189 La Vic -the life: it's places and faces, life and times, interaction and interpretation. The life at Penn State has meant, and always will mean, different things to each individual. This book is intended to be a record of that diversity, especially during the last year. Remember the highlights: some you may prefer to forget, but most you'll enjoy for a long time. And look behind the scenes to some of the things about which you may have never really known; but they were always there, setting the pace and leaving their mark on time. The many facets have come together to create the total reflection. It's impossible, if not impractical, to cap- ture every unique moment within this vol- ume. We can only hope to have had enough insight to combine the right words and pictures to jog your fading memor)', now. and especially in the years to come. For. “Books, like proverbs, receive their chief value from the stamp and esteem of ages through which they passed. —Temple Thanks to the dedication and efforts of many people, this year's La Vie is bigger and more comprehensive than ever before. Coordinating the long hours of work and planning has not always been easy: there have been difficult moments. But the re- wards for those involved have been in- valuable. Until its distribution, this book has been a part of the life at Penn State for a relative few of us. Now we invite you to share it-revisit. remember, relive the life’’—La Vie. for this book is dedicated to you who are Penn State. Stacy K. Hesse Editor-in-Chief Don B. Friedman Managing Editor 190 La Vic Clockwise, from lop left: CANDID: Karen Berg. Editor: Cindy Bennison. Mickey Boodin. Gena Cadieux. Laura Cannon. Gary Hicks. Mary Jo Mahoney, Pat Quinlin. PHOTOGRAPHY: Deb Wciscr. Editor: Bob Gumaer. JelT Conn. Russ Klaputch. Russ Sullivan. Paul Rev. Jeff Nutowilz. Craig Houu. llarsey Arnicl, Mark Brmingham. Kathy Krotcha. ADVERTISING: Rich Rapp. Editor: Karen Goldstein. Howard Shanksy. Erit . Stoner. SENIORS: Dec Gochring. Editor: Penny Ncuner, Rob Fredlcwicz. Terry Gregos. Karen Scrafin. Pam Shirev. ORGANIZATIONS: Patty Green. Editor: Cathy Baudoux. Marci Mayer. Joanne Nardone, Mike Rcnl cl, Doris Roman. Mark Schryvcr. Idee Winfield. SPORTS: Kathy Patrick. Ann Simmons. Julie Ward. Mike Wendrowski. Kent Werner. La Vie 191 Literary Start : Jill Connors - Editor. Sue Bennett. Sandy Boyd, Lee Carpenter. Ted Glum. Matjie Seng. Lisa Marongclli. La Vie Board of Directors, left to right. Row I; Reddle Wcinlraub. Stacy Hesse. Deb Weiser: Row 2: Bill Fuller. Bcmic Bronstein. Mark Klins, Don Friedman. Jim Hill: Missing from picture: Glenn Meyer. La Vic 193 GREEKS Bob Ballcw. Jay Barron. Chris Binncr. Mark Brandt. Bill Buckles. Ron Cohen. Chuck Cmkshank. Jack Davis. Bob Finnecy. Mike Flynn, Scott Folsom. Dave Gabcllo. Dave Gcci. Todd Hammers. Steve Harvey. Paul Heidgerd. Joe Horn. Mike Hrivnak. Phil Johnson. Steve (Catcher. Glen Kaup. Al Keslcr. Mike Kinney. Dave Kricbcl. Sam Laury. Ed MeT gue. I.cc Mack son. Ircd Marroni. Ken Mayers. Rich Mornvon. lorn Mulherin. Dr. G.K. Nelson. Advisor. Drew Pegon. Steve Pellegrino. Tom Piernik. JelT Postal. Todd Pyshcr. Kurt Randolph. Mike Rcnt el. Mark Rigby. Pete Rigby. Doug Rocshol. JelT Rohrbcck. Steve Rohrbcck. Steve Ruhf. Paul Rutherford. Greg Ryan. Gary Sanders. Skip Savage. Doug Scarborough. Dave Schauble. Dan SchulU. Randy Shaver. Ron Sinclair. Rick Slanish. Ron Stramberg. John Swisher. Mark Ulrich. Rob Van Akin. Keith Weaver. Geoff Weigand. Bob Weinhoffer. Steve Wilds. Doug Williams. Chris Warner. Bob Wolfcl. Dave Wynn. Craig Young. Curt Zimmerman. ka Acacia at Penn State was cstab lished in 1909. •• [ T. and today is the largest fraternity on campus. Along with quantity comes quality at Acacia—the fraternity was awarded the Omega Epsi- lon Award in 1978. naming it the top fraternity at Penn State. Also in 1978. Penn State Acacia received the Founders Achievement Award from the national Acacia foundation, naming ihe Penn State chapter as the number one Acacia in the nation! 194 Acacia The Beta Mu Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega sorority was estab- lished at Penn State in 1932. Today, the “Alpha Chis arc ac- tive in a multitude of campus events, including Homecoming. Dance Mara- thon. Spring Week and the Phi Psi 500. The “Alpha Chis also have their own philanthrop- ic-thc “Lyre Sing”-which is a talent show held every winter term to benefit Cystic Fibr- Dianc Antonclli. Ina Arnold. Beth Bal .cr. Rcnc Barccllos. Lynn Bunio. Leslie Burkct. Laura Cannon. Pam Cassidy. Sally Crill. Jan DiMartino. Deb Eisner. Jennifer Eim. Barb Evans. Jan Finger. Pat Gellcs. Margaret Gustafson. Laurie Hoover. Christianne Hopwood. Jill liopwood. Barb Inghram. Jodie Johnson. Ann Judge. Lisa King. Lydia Konccky. Lee Ann KozJowsH, Robin Krevolin. Holly lenders. Wendy Landed Kathy Landis. Patti Lange. Susan Lingcnfcltcr. Karen Loux. Eileen McNally. Karen McNally. Julie Mcistcr. Kathy Milo. Megan Milford. Heidi Mitkc. C'indy Moore, Kathy Morsilh, Chandra Mowers. Ingrid Murrcr. Sue Niopod ianski. Marcia Odasso. Kathy Pettit. Marisa Piralno. l.isa Rathgcber. Sue Reich. Trunny Richardson. Jill Ripkin. Cathy Savard, Pam Schott. Jane Shipc. Linda Silvcri. Lesley Sinclair. Marti Spears, Laurie Springer. Robyn Tomkinson. Stacey Waldstrcichcr. Kelly Warren. Patti Weiss. Gail Wheeler, Deb Wicks, Sheila Williams. Betty Wochlcv, Dani Ziegler. Penny Zimmerman. Alpha Chi Sigma The Nu Chapter of Al- pha Chi Sigma frater- nity was established at Penn State in 1911. Al- pha Chi Sigma is a pro- fessional chemistry fra- ternity with a fine tradition of aca- demics, community service focused on aiding the handicapped, and high ranking in intramurals. AXE” also has an annual pigroast every spring to end the year! Tom Alban esc, John Barna. Chris Cannon. Bill Carey. Curt Churchill. Ken Dengcl. George Dinsmorc. Tom Eiswerth, Andy Faber. Vince Fa io. Jack Fox. Tom Gildca. Lew Gumbincr. Roger Hambro. John Hess. Rob HolTman. Dave Juppenlatz. George Kchlcr. Doug Malchcnson. Kevin MeCtair. Jerry McColtaum. Rich Perry. Mike Poo!. Bob Purcell. John Richard, Scott Schaeffer, Dannv Shoup. Ken Socic. Steve So io. Greag Wachtcr. Scott Walp. Tom NVitkowski. Brian Wolff. 196 Alpha Chi Sigma The Alpha Mu Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority was established at Penn State in 1947. Alpha Gamma Delta is an inter- national sorority with chapters across the United States and Canada, and is celebra- ting its 75th international anniversary this year. Complimenting its strong international foundation, the “AGDs” arc a strong chapter at Penn State. The sorority participates in a variety of events each year, including Spring Week, the Dance Marathon and Homecoming. For Homecoming ‘78. the “AGDs” worked with Delta Kappa Phi fraternity and won the first place overall award for float, window. Madhattcr and standard com- petitions! The “AGDs” enjoyed another touch of fame in 1978 by having one of their sisters. Jeanne Borkowski. elected president of the Panhcllenic Council for the 1978- 79 academic year. Julie Bcnticld. Laurie Bcppler. Mickey Boodcn, Jcannic Borkowski. Cathy Casscl. Judy Cincoila. Beth Clark. Barb Daubncr. Sue Dean. Michele Duffy. Diane Fordycc, Lin Fraucnhol . Hone Grcfc, Kim Harris. Linda Howlcy. Diane Hummel. Marge John. Juanita Karns. Kathy Kelly. Mary Jane Kilhofer. Maggie Lane. Linda Licbcrman. Mary Lou Matthews. Carol Mclmun. Brenda Miller. Mary Jo Nchrig. Lori Pcrtacca. Luann Rhodes. Dcbi Rommel. Francinc Savlov. Caroline Sclkcr. Charmanc Stcfanik. Karen Stcudcl. Rene Sudak. Denise Silvasi. Sandy Valentine. Lynn Veliky. Cathy Work. Alpha Gamma Rho The Gamma Chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho . .i fraternity was established at Penn State in v k 1911. Alpha Gamma Rho is a national social agricultural fraternity which offers students with an interest in agriculture or an ag-related major an opportunity to become part of a social brotherhood. The AGRs are of course active in Ag Hill activities, but don’t exclude themselves from campus-wide events. The AGRs annually participate in the Phi Psi 500. and arc known for their Anything Goes entry—always a reflection of their wild imagination! Alpha Gamma Rho also participates in Homecoming, and in 1978’s competition had award-winning window and lloat entries. Mike Abernathy. Carl Anderson. Greg Aukamp. David Bahrcnhurg. Thomas Brocious. Scott Deacon. Gary DcNoblc. Kenneth Diet . Dan Dillntan. David Dum, Tim Edmonds. Joe Edwards. Greg Gnatt. Rich I levs Peter Hood. Randy Kapp. Keith Krat .cr. Chris Lcubar. Mike Mcl.cllan. Mike Naylor. Russ Orncr. Craig Neal. Rick Prann. Randal Rcidcr. Joe Rmc. Jay Shannon, Bradley Stein. Rob Stewart. Bruce Tummons. David Vogt. George Voltoviak. Mike Wallace. 198 Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa Lambda The Tau Chapter of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity was established at Penn State in 1957. Today, a re- laxed atmosphere, superior sound system and variety of refreshments make in- house parties at AKL tops. House pride manifests itself in the AKL Balloon Derby, held ever)' fall term. With the help of a strong little sister program and a nationally awarded- rush program, the brothers of “AKL” are always striving for and maintain- ing excellence. Murk Agnello. Jerry Campbell. Mike Considinc, Glenn Cooper. Tim Curry. Gene DorlT. Mike Evcic. Kerry i-'lcischmun. Mike Fleurant. Steve Harr. Jim Harrington. John Hcilmann. Bob He� . Mall Horvatinovic. Blaise Kordcll. Joe Lavallc. Mike Lehman. Horry Lcidcr. Doug McDonald. Eric McNeil. Bill Mover. Kurt Patschkc. Mike Santomcn. Ken Schcet . Rich Shields. Mark Sonaik. Greg Spangler. Marc Summers. Terry Tomes. Jeff Trout. Greg Yavclak. Dan Young. Alpha Kappa Lambda 199 Alpha Phi The Gamma Rho Chapter of Alpha Phi sorority was established at Penn State in 1958. Today, the “Alpha Phis arc a large and diversified group of young women “Alpha Phis” participate in many campus events and Alpha Phis participate in many campus events and philanthropies as well as having their own philanthropic: they sell singing Valentines to benefit the Heart Fund. Karen Ashe. Rita Bishop. Linda Bovcr. Suzanne Brisk. Alicia Bryant. Leslie Caldwell. Darlene Capp. Arlene Cravatia. Ann Dicffcnbach. Diane Dunn. Melissa Duvall. Lynn Eiscnberg. Ronnie Fcibish. Carole Gavncs. Mars Anne Gcdrock. Jeannic Grim. Unnur Grondcl. Kathy Marc. Lisa Molgavh. Mars Hummel. Nina Jaasund. Nancy Johnson. Nina Johnson. Barbara Jones. Teresa Kwiatkowski. Lori Lauer. Connie larhman. Anncslcy Magill. Javnc MacMillan. Victoria Mastcrson. Beth McDermott. Cheryl McElhinncy. Karen McKclvcy. Susie McKclvcy. Eileen McLaughlin. Mary Ann Murphy. Suzanne Ott. Lana Palagallo, Teresa Pearl. Patti Platt. Jamie Price. Kathy Quigley. Beth Reside. Laura Ricsbcrg. Sue Row. Cindy Sadoski. Debbie Schnarra. Sue Scf ik. Sue Scgan. Lynn Sfara. Loretta Shcnosky. Ginger Stokes. Mary Ann Tuschak. Barb Thompson. Patty Thomhcll. Georgina Trun .o. Maria Vcslinovitch. Diane Wasnicwski. Nan Wolck, Carol Yoannonc. 200 Alpha Phi The Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority at Penn State thrives on enthusiasm-the girls participate in many campus events and last year won the Enthusiasm Award for the Phi Psi 500. an award given annually to the sorority who has shown the most spirit in preparing lor the Phi Psi. The ASAs” also have their own philanthropic-they hold a special Olympics for the mentally retarded every year. The girls annually participate in Homecoming. Dance Marathon and Spring Week, and arc enthusiastic about meeting people through all these activities and also through socials with fraternities, rush and classes. Alpha Sigma Alpha is a spirited group that's in- volved! Cindy Acer, Deb Ankncy. Jan Bamoff. Diane Bcrniii. Mike Calhoun. Annette Cancelli. Darcy Carter. Sue Chicsa. Jayne Clement. Eleanor Daufcnbach. Dona Davis. Kathy D'Huy. I.auric Englcrt. Mac Ferris. Paula Gclctti. Karen Grosso, Sheila Hammann. Amy Hcil. Meg Hcil. Karen Higashida. Anita Hoffman. Connie Hohenwarter, Diane Holden. Sue Justice. Annie Kilcoin, Tern Laubhain. Linda Lciss. Deb Levin. Sarah Makin, Diane May, Kate McDonald. Marilcc Mcnarehck. Rene Meyers. Doneitc Miketa. Nancy Miles. Beth Misialck. Lynn Nowacki. Nancy Orzcch. Karen Parone. Barb Peak. Marlene Price. Pamela Rchuk. Mimi Roma. Doris Roman, Cindy Schmuckcr. Brenda Shore. Dccdcc Simons. Kathy Snclson. Connie Solimco. Megan Spell. Nancy Spell. Lisa Stickler. Sue Tcnlcy. Joanne Turns. Dorric Ulan. Bernic Ulizio, Cindy Wylie. Lori Wisniewski. Sonya Wolfe. Alpha Sigma Phi The Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Signia Phi fraternity was established at Penn State in 1918. The Alpha Sigma Phis maintain a busy and diversified social addition to successful in- tramural and scholastic programs. Little sis- ters are a welcome addition to the strong and unified brotherhood that is called Al- pha Sigma Phi. schedule Brian Austin. Bill Bimavz. Bill Boren. Dave Bosamc. Alan Breedlove. Rob Broa. Jim Chadwick. Jay Crovsin. Sam DcFrancisco, Brian Donovan. Bill Doyle. Wade Elfncr, Tim Gambocuna. Mark Gnzzc. Russ Graham. Tom Hiller. Steve Keefer. Tom Killion. Ray Kuriewie . Bill Mamula, Joe McDonald. John McPartland, Tom Mihalick. Dave Morgan. Bemic Osirowtki. Pete Price. Brian Rothcrmcl. Charles SchetT. C. Wm. Scdlock. Rick Skooglund. Greg Smith. Bob Szafran, Jack Waldron. Jim Widenor. Bruce Zero. Mike Znacho. Joe Zuba. The Gamma Omega Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity was established at Penn State in 1914. “ATO is a proud house where brotherhood is not merely an idea but a working way of life. “ATO” enjoys a busy soeial calendar, and also sponsored its first “Fall Fling in October 1978. They hope to make the Fling an annual two-dav event featuring games, a car raffle and a jammy, with proceeds going to leukemia research. Mark Alphonso. Albert Anderson. Tom Bellet. Mark Bosold. Bob Bradley. Hank Brandenberger. Len Butcra. Ron Caldwell. Tony Candclmo. Rick Chem. Dave Curry. Jay Delinis. Mike DiCrocc. Mark Doyle. Tom Frasso. Glenn Frymoycr, Kyle Goodcll. JcIT Heaton. Bill Hughes. Roy Jenkins. Jim Kostcnbiiudcs, Scott Kronenwetter, Jim Massung. Kevin Mcl'adden. Brad Merkel. Rob Morris. David Munyun. Don Ohora. Jim O'Meara. Vince Putze. Dan Raspanti. Al Scheid. Paul Smith. Jeff Spichcr. John Stepchuk. Bill Stevick. Ron Stutman. Jim Thomas. Tracey Albcrigi. Mandy Baldwin. Patty Beach Icy. Sherry Beachlcv. Tami Cavagnaro. Shawnee Clark. Michelle Coccodrilli. Abbe Cohn. Katie Collivcr. Cindy Coniino, Valerie Costan o. Leslie D'Asccnzo. Kim Davis. Karen Dougherty. Michele Droszek. Lisa PastOW, Kitty Gallant. DeDe Hass. Kim Henzes. Jocelyn Homer. Peggy Hoza, Bethann Jakoboski. Robyn Jakoboski. Barb Kranick. Monica Latclla. Mary Kay McMakin. Linda Melvin. Diane Meyer. Terri Milne. Sharon Olszewski. Marianne Oroz. Betsy Park. Milena Pavlovick. Sharon Proeyk. Corinne Rciningcr. June Rcnwick. Marianne Rcsko. Lisa Rickard. Beth Riggs. Adria Rodnguez. Stephanie Rogers. Kim Schurmun. Terri Schweitzer. Julie Scnilini. Lori Sklaroff, Lizbclh Shapiro. Mary Spyridakis. Linda Strickland. Sue Totnasko, Joni Toth. Beth Turner. Judy Watercr, TalTey Wayland. Lon Wiittakc. Amy Wittman. Wendy Wittman. Leslie Zuck. The Beta Lambda Chapter of Alpha X i Delta sorority was established at Penn Stale in 1942. Today the AZDs participate in various campus activities and philanthropies such as Homecoming, Dance Marathon. Phi Psi 500. Derby Days, and Spring Week. Col- lege days for the AZDs” mean friendships, fun-loving, and enthusiastic participation in the sisterhood and campus activities. 204 Alpha Xi Della The Morrill Chapter of Alpha Zeta fraternity „ was established at Penn Stale in 1898. Alpha Zeta is a national honor- ary professional agricul- ture fraternity, whose Penn State mem- bers are active in Ag Hill activities and other campus events. Social events and the little sister program at AZ are an important part of the brotherhood. Each term has combined house socials with other fraternities as well as a number of smaller parties within the house. teller, Bechtal, Miles Boltcn. Kenneth Dazen. George Foley. David Gregg. Jeffery Harding. Barn.- Harris. Gordon Hoover. Brian Ktester. Bruce Kreidcr. Steven • nd. John Ligo. Keith Lutz, Tern Miller. James Monte. Dale Olver. Rodney Patches. Michael Pcifer. Roy Prescott. Ernest Pyle. Gregory Roth. James Roth, lichael Scanlon. John Schramm. Ralph Schramm. Douglas Seipt. Matthew Scipt. Vernon Seipt. Michael Smith. Timothy Willard. Theodore Williams. David “rater. Lillie Bennett. Heidi Rittman. Diane Gafligan. Donna Gerst. Martha Hoge. Kathy Huvson. Laurie Jaeger. Kathy Laudermikh. Sandra Nelson. Renee Sandin. Laura Weinberger. Gwen West. Alpha Zeta 205 Beta Sigma Beta Beta Sigma Beta offers a fine social atmosphere among a lightly knit brotherhood. The brothers of Beta Sig” arc probably best known for their spring fundraiser, the Beta Sigma Beta Sy Barash Regatta. The Regatta benefits the American Cancer Society and was started in honor of Sy Barash, a Beta Sig alum who died of cancer several years ago. The 1978 Regatta was the most successful ever, raising over S 17.000. in cooperation with Delta Gamma sorority. Leadership and excellence in academics, involved little sisters, and an active ath- letic schedule characterize Beta Sig's proud traditions. Mike Arkon. Bruce Asam, Jim Bergman, Jay Herman. Rick Bern.. Rub Black. Sieve Ble nak. Andy Brown. Mark Brownstcin. Ira Bushman. Paul Chavcnson. Glenn Chumlcy. Mike Cohen. Robbie Hisman. Howard hlgart. Kenny Heckop, Jon Gallzman. Sieve Glass. Gary Classman. Art Gold. Andy Gotland. Ron Gorodcsky. Marty Graft; Steve Grccnwald. Bruce Grossman. Bob tlackcl. Ken Hackcl. Terry Hiscy, Marty back. Mike JalTe. Jim Kline. Jeff Licht. Rick Marks. Gary Mendelsohn. An Milgrim. Dave MinkofT, Gary Novick. Sieve Odell. Duane Phillips. Gregg Reiv Mike Richardson. George Roman. Mark Rosenberg Neil Rudcl. Art Rudick. Steve Sabloskv, Al Sasslcr, Sieve Sauran. Sieve Schultz. Brad Schwartz, Jon Shcchtman. Alan Shcinman. Gary Silverman. Gary Silvers. Jon Sonelt. Rob Spekicr. Robbie Sykes. Brel Taylor. Bruce Vatcn. Rich Zendcl. 206 Bela Sigma Bela I'hn Andcr on, John Arnold. Daniel Balena. Joseph Balena. Timothy Bernloyir. Stephen Browder. Robert Brown. Daniel Chaverin. Daniel are. Robert Clarke. Craig Coder. John Culnanc. Daniel Desiderio. Robert Desiderio, Gary Durbin. Christopher Fagan. Michael Farkas. tcholas Fick. Rex Gedney. William Hacker. William Hahn. John Hanson. Richard Hcintcr. Robert Hippie. Craig Hoslrandcr. Jeffrey Kirk, fedcrick l.omady. Joseph Markovich. Jeffrey Marshalck. David McCownn. Stephen McDermott. Lance Miller. Gilbert Muhl. John 1 lulholland. Stephen Novoscl. Ricardo Nunc . Eric Putsch. Joseph Radomsky. George Remmey. Albert Ro o. Charles Russ. Kris Schwciufcicr. Michael Scibetla. Richard Sclker. Gregors Smith. IX-rck Snsder. Steven laulbcc. David Teplica. Cay Thomson. Jeffrey Tucker, Charles ilhclm. Darnel Wilhelm The Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Beta Theta Pi fraternity was established at Penn State in 1888. and this year cele- brated its 90th anniversary on this campus. The “Betas'' also celebrated their win- ning of the 1978 E.C. Bis- choff trophy for IM sports. This year, the Betas also sponsored their fifth an- nual “Rock-a-Thon” which benefits the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Chi Omega The Nu Gamma Chapter of Chi Omega sorority was established at Penn State is 1926. The Chi Omegas annually participate in Homecoming and the Dance Marathon as well as various other campus events. Fall ’78 was especially active for the Chi Omegas, for they did the 5th Annual Rock-a-thon with Beta Theta Pi fraternity, and also worked Homecoming with Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The Chi Omegas occupy a floor and a suite in Haller Hall, and are one of the largest sororities on campus with nearly 70 members. A strong chapter. Chi Omega stresses both academics and an active social live. Pam Balkcr. Esme Bcachy. Karen Breen. Karen Collier. Karen Collins. Cyndy Constantine, Jill Crossman. Barb Darras. Jill Daubcrt. Maribcth Devlin. Carol DiGiallcrenzo. Becky Douglas. Carol Fcketc. Theresa Ferrer, Emily Fichrcr, Diane Fleming. Patricia Growney. Cathy Keim. Amy Knocll. Cindy Lang. Nan Leonard. Jennie Mat . Jill McCoy. Colleen McKitrick. Cheryl Oakes. Kathc O'Dea. Jane Pascarclla, Michelle Pecora, Donna Quay. Kim Quay. Diane Reger. Kim Rubbo. Michele Rusnak. Cheryl Scott. Lori Senior. Doreen Smythc, Linda Sunday, Sharon Swanson. Patti Taberski. Bobbie Van Pelt, Sally Watson. Barb Wattcnbaugh. Amy Williams. Kim Williamson. 208 Chi Omega The Alpha Delta Chapter of Chi Phi fraternity was established at Penn State in 1924. Chi Phi is the oldest national social fraternity in the country and the chapter at Penn State has an outstanding record of social, academic and intramural achievement. The fraternity sponsors the Chi Phi Lily Day ever,' spring. Pete Auficro. John Bartges. Bob Bell, Craig Bcnn. Bob Berg. Thomas Bern ill. Ken Bo hi. Jeff Brody. Lawrence Bushwick. Curt Cranmcr, Christian D’Alcsandro, Bob DcMcrv, Ken Dcparlos. Fd Doulhett. John Fuller. Lee Giannonc. David Harm. Rick Hcdin. Ernst Horning. Jim Ifcrt. Steve Jones. Darren Kessler. Mark Landiak. Tom Layman. Jon Lee. Dave Lohr. Frank Madonna. John Meyer. Nickolas F. Monico. Joe Niesslcin. George Podhor. James Reid, Paul Ringclman. Jon Schutz. Kevin Slcnkcr. Jay Van Dcr Stclt. Jim Wolf. Scott Wycoff. Vincent Yuhas. Louis Zcgrelli. Beth Bal ar. Pam Bost. Debbie Brown. Marylou Butwin. Paula CaputO. Alvson Colwell. Lisa DcCarlos. Liz. Fetter. Joanic Fisher. Lisa Forty. Patricia Gianni. I rish Graves. Kim Henderson. Jill Hopwood. Patti Lange. Amy Lyle. Sue Marsh. Marilec Mcnarchek. Sharon Modestine, Terri Nayler. Judy Reilly. Beth Rcniick. Connie Scareia. Missy Scibcl. Marjie Seng. Wendy Silvern. Lisa Stafford. Nina Urusow, Lori Wisniewski. Paula Zcglin. Penny Zimmerman. Sue Zuravlcff Delta Chi The Penn State Chapter of Delta Chi fraternity was established in 1929. The Penn State Chapter offers diversity, academic achievement, and an active social life for its members. There are no stereotypes at Delta Chi - only individuals striving for one common goal: brotherhood. A comprehensive scholarship program em- phasizes an academic environment, while a well-planned social calendar with a vast array of activities offers every member the opportunity for a well-balanced college ca- reer. Charles Barno. Paul Bates. Darrell Becker. Greg Bonavitu. Charles Bucher. William Burgwald. Rich Caruso. Doug Clark. Carl Claus Mitch Corricl. Frank Cozzoli. Keith Crow. Jan Cummins. Tom Dcihl. Kevin Dcliman. John Earl. Steve Ehrct. Wavnc Fisher. Gcrrit Goodman. Tom Green, Grant Govel. Rich Guerin. Rick Heath. James Hummel. Kurt Johnson, Jack Kelly. Tim King. Mark Kustcr. Donald Ku ora. Mark Leaser. James Logan. David McOobin. Tom Mack. Steve Mackic. Kevin Martin. Tom Mcikranu. Paul Mcsilcr. Randall Mineo. Bruce Neumann. Bill O'Donell. Mark Olcska. Charles Pclrcdis. David Ryder. Mark Schlagcr. Keith Skabla. Jim SlcinmcU, John Stein met . Tom Stone. Pat Strachousc. Jeff Stuchowski. Bill Tamburro, Jeff Toplcv. Howard Udell. Rich VanAkin. George Wcndcrlich. Tom Wooden. John Youngmark. 210 Della Chi Delta Delta Delta The Alpha Phi Chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority was estab- lished at Penn Slate in 1947. Since that time. “Tri-Dclt members have been eager to be involved in campus activities. Philanthropic projects for the Tri-Delts during 1978-79 inrlnrtfd the Rock-n-thon. Dance Marathon. Phi Psi 500. Derby Days, and their own phi- lanthropy. Sleighbcll Days. In spring of 1978. the “Tri-Delts were awarded the Panhellcnic “Outstanding Chapter” award based on par- ticipation in philanthropic events, academic standing, and individual activities! Korrinc Alwinc. Judith Ambler. Meryl Augcnblick. Sue Baker. Amy Banc. Sue Barnhart. Missy Becby, Nancy Bennett. Diane Borges. Sue Bugniazci. Julie Bukowski. Cant Bushman. Becky Caruso. Laurie Chlcboski. Colleen Conlon. Debra Davis. Ila Dowc. Beth Downey. Connie Entires. Sallie Fracnkcl. Sally Gilliland. Sheila Condringcr. Diane Grattan, Sue Hahn, Alicia Hargrove, Lori Ice. Bcrni Jackman. Kim James. Beth Johnson. Karen Jones, Marguerite Keating. Karla Kelly. Wendy Kerns. Paula Klauss. Patty Klcban. Tammy Kieinc. Patty Lobur. Martha McClure, Bryn Martin. Jocqtii Martin. Julie Mathews, Katie Minnaugh. Brenda Murphy. Maggie Nellis. Pam Ncsky, Barb Olcnchuk. Kathy Orfanella. Sandy Orlando. Mari Palmer. Daria Pcllick, Karen Pcsto. Ltsa Phelps, Jayne Pickering. Lorri Raizes. Deb Runkle. Denise Salvucci, Lori Schwartz. Laura Shadle. Lisa Shadlc, Mimi Sigcl. Melanie Sohash. Diana Stanton. Diane Stoppi. Adrienne Trcltcr. Peggy Wagner, Martha Warren. Lynne Warren. Pam Williams. Bonnie Zappala. Delta Delta Delta 211 Delta Gamma Bunns Bum. Jane Bradley. Bonnie Braver, Carol Carboncll . Jill Connors. Cathie Driscoll. Deb Erb. Kathy EvanolT, Stacey Flickcnstccn. Stacey Gerhart Lisa Girard. Sheila Glusco. Barb Halla. Karen Hart. Nancy Hartnett. I rish Hartnett. Kathy Harvey. Georgia Humes. Marjic Israel. Carrie Johnston. Jeanne Kane. Sue Kciscr. Sue Kennedy. Monica Kenney. Chris Kilcy. Lisa King. Lindsay Lape. Stephanie Laver. Shawn Lindsay. Margret Lind cy, Lucy Mahoney. Mini Malloy. Corrinc Mason. Mary Ann Ma nleh. Leslie Macl.ean. Lorry Migdol. Kay Moorchousc. Michelle Moran. Paula Mottsman. Mary Jo Natali. Mary Beth Pfohl. Lynn Poulcs. Ann Purcell. Deb Rahenkamp. Diane Ranker. Dede Regan. Connie Reich. Sue Rcichcnbaugh. Kathy Reilly. Cathy Reynolds. Chris Rodli. Judy Rumisek. Laura SchwicUcr. Pud Skriski, Deb Slavin. Li . Small. Becky Smith. Sue Spcnglcr. Lori Sleeker. Laura Stambaugh, Karen Thomas. Alice Tromburillo. Sally Welsh. Nancy Wise. Linda Wolf. Virginia Young. The Alpha Chi Chapter ' « of Delta Gamma sorori- ty was established at Penn State in 1930. Known as the “DGs , the sisters of this sorority uphold a strong national tradition of aca- demic excellence and leadership. As well as participating in numer- ous campus events, the “DCs also sponsor their own philanthropy, the Anchor Splash held in the Nata- torium every winter. While active as a group, the ’DGs also boast sisters who are both members and leaders of various campus organiza- tions. 212 Delta Gamma Delta Sigma Theta Delia Sigma Theia. Inc., is a national Greek let- ter public service sorority. The pur- pose envisioned by the founders was to establish a society to proipote high cultural, intellectual and mor- al standards among its members. The Epsilon Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta was established at Penn State in 1957 and strives to uphold its national standards. Sharon Baker. Alison Bell. Rhonda Bowers. Jocelyn Bowman. Evclynn Brown. Charlene Carr. Michele Cooper, l-rancine Edwards. Kim Gilchrist. Angela E. Guy. Belinda Hart. Marla Lockett. Karen Parham. Gwen Parker. bl cna Robinson. Lynne Samuels. Elfrcda Saunders. Gail Swain. Michelle Tate. Cassandra Williams. Debra Williams Delta Sigma Theta 213 Delta Tau Delta Sam Allen, JclY Anderson. Steve Balen. Dave Beecher. Dave Bcighly. Neil Bidvvcll. Hank C'aeciamani, Walt Cannon, Tim Carey, Eric Christiansen. Scott Ebcrly. Craig Emrey. John Erwin, Bob Fleming. Bill Fustus. Jan Gallo, Jim Ghcrardi. Joe Goodman. Jeff Greaser. Greg Hallav. Mike Hcckcnbcrgcr. Jeff Hinch. Kevin Hoch. Wayne Hocfgcn. Kevin Hoppes. Rick Howett. Steve Johnson. Warcen Keefer. Kevin Kelly. Steve Mahoney. Brian Matctuvicz. Frank Milko. Steve Milliard. Ted Montrclla. Bob Pcncilik, Tim Phillips. Jeff Pirugo, Rick Price, Milch Ripa. A1 Robinson. Bob Rodgers. George Rogosky. Jeff Shupp. Lee Siegel. Rich Smith. Bob Staib. Ray Werner. Stu Wright. . 5 . The Tau Chapter of Delta Tau Delta fraternity was established at Penn State in 1872. making it the oldest fraternity on campus. Today. Della Tau Delta is spending its first year in its new house. Forty brothers and pledges moved into the house fall term, marking the return of the “Delis’' to the Penn State campus. At the Dell House, academics arc stressed as well as social activities. They maintain an active athletic program through intramurals and house tournaments. Through philanthropies and service projects, the Delts are involved in serving the community. Fall ’78 saw the Delts participating in Homecoming activities with Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, and the Delts also participate in other campus events. 214 Delta Tau Delta Delta Theta Sigma 21$ __Delta Theta Sigma The Beta Chapter of Delta Theta Sigma fraternity was established at Penn State in 1928. “DTS is a social-professional agricul- ture fraternity whose brothers’ interests are in all areas of agriculture. The Delta Theta Sigmas pride themselves on their active involvement and leadership in Ag Hill and its associated clubs. The 35 brothers compete in all in- tramural events, with an empasis placed on wrestling. “DTS” hasn’t placed below third in the past five years of wrestling competitions. The Delta Theta Sigmas stress Ag Hill activities. IM sports, scholastics and close-knit broth- erhood. led Bean. John Blake. Brenda Bollinger. Kird Bowen. Steve Brcsnchan. Scott Buck. Lori Burr. Dave Campbell. Todd Campbell. Don Cantore, finda Chick. Terri Coon. Armando Dilulio. Holly Doracy. Dan Drcisbach. Gregg tishclman. Leslie Gocringcr. John Hartman. Lyndon Hcplcr. Ron Hoffman. Dave Klingcnsmith. Chris Kvper. Steve Mahan. Mark Mapes. Dave Marchini. Chris McCawIcy. Dave Schuler. Roni Sekcrak. Gail Sclfridge, Jim Shadlc. Dianne Spangler. Leroy Snow. John Stewart. Chris Wahlcr. Jim Waterhouse. Lynn Weaver. Jcnni Williams. Craig Wilson. Delta Upsilon The Penn State Chapter of Delta Up- silon fraternity was established in 1909. “DU” is a diverse brotherhood which stresses quality rather than quantity- in its search for potential DUs.” DU is especially noted for its roof parlies! Scott Barnhart. Bruce Becker, Dave Brodie, James Brown. Dave Brunclt. Jim Cahill. Jim Crist Chuck Clement, Ned Davis, Dan DcMayo. Ned Eldridge, Tom Esposito, Will Farrell. Tom Fiupatrick. John Fritz, Pat Gahr. Jack Gordon. Tim Hanlin. Gary Harwcd. Denny Herr. Bill Houser. Brian Kcyser. Gary Kowatch. Tom Martin. Doug MacGregor, Glenn Meyer. Gcorgcr Perkins. Chuck Rhoades. Doug Roth. Greg Rubis. Wayne Squires, Tom Trasscr. Jim Voulopos. Tom Wandcl. Rolland Wolfe. Tim Woodnng. The Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta sorority was established at Penn State in 1932. The sis- Si ters are active in al- most all campus philanthropies, and in fall 1978 the sorority cos- ponsored the “Fall Fling” with Al- pha Tau Omega fraternity. Michelle Allen. Karen Amin, Bonnie Bnmmcir. Lisa Bruggcr. Lynn Dailey. Dec Dcmansky, Linda F.llo. Nancy Fix. Diana Greene. Elissa Griffith. Emily Hallowcll. Rhoda Hauser. Pam Hill. Nancy Jensen. Marijo Kiko. l.isa Knapp. Kathy Lada. Joan Lazar. Beth Lcnkcr. Debora Liberatore. Janice MacNeil. Monica Montressor. Anne L. McDermott. Mary Olcwine. Sarah Ough. Michele Palmer. Jean Pcgg. Kiki Phillips. Susan Pividori. Jayne Rogus. Patricia Savalis, Liz Scarbrough. Ann Snook. Lori Spinclli. Pam Stover. Annette Tuzza. Lisa Viola. Barbara Wise. Theresa Wolski. Gamma Phi Beta 216 Delta Upsilon Gamma Phi Beta The Interfraternity Council, founded in 1914. is a coordinating unit for all campus fraternities. The president of each fraternity house senes as represent- ative to the Council which enacts rules and regulations governing fraternity ac- tivities. The I I'C annually sponsors the Dance Marathon, which benefits the Four Diamonds Fund. Dennis Abraham. Jay Berman. Gary Brandon. Lee Burkett. Thomas Buich. Bill Bunk. Patrick Clark. Charles Clement. Mike Conti. Curt Cranmer. Robbie Davis. Martin Digcl. Tom Estabrook. Scott Ebcrly. Evan Fox. Charles Golden. Bruce Gould. Mark Greenberg. Lynden Hcplcr. Fred Hollick. Michael Heikes. Richard Hess. Jim Krauss. Warren Keyes. Joseph KozJowski. Harry Leidcr. Raul Laubscher. Al Lord. Tom LaGrcca. Brain McMahon. Brad Merkel, David Moms. Joe Niven. Dave Pcrsichini. Paul Pollock. Bob Plow-field. Tom Piermk. David Ryder, Rich Sabatine. Scott SchacITcr. Steve Schruers. Michael Sebes. Vernon Scipt. Wayne Sctxer. Larry Shrager. George Stewart. John Vatchcr. Warren Voter. Dan Wilhelm. Tim Wocrncr. Interfraternity Council 217 Kappa Delta Joan Bcnu� , Carri Bodlc, Mary Louise Bossier. Nancy Boyle. Lisa Brogan. Peggy Cannon. Carol Campitcll, Marita Corbe. Sharon Cowher. Barb Clean. Jeanne Crissy, Joan Curley, Gcorgcann Dobson. Peggy Donnelly. Paula Fedorka. Shari Feldman. Deb Fcrmaitchck, Courtney Gaertner. Sally Gnagc. Maria Gulino. Sue Hair, Caryn Henderson. Mindy Hoch. Donna Hollingshcad. Barb Hutchinson. Valerie Jaworski. Patti Jones. F.llcn Komp. Su annc Koons. Mariann Krushefski. Colleen Kusnirak. Margaret Ann Kuss, Susie Lesako, Sue Lindsay. Denise Long. Michelle Markham. Bridget McEnicc. Susan Miller. Karin Mint;. Tasitha Newcomb. Janice Orion. Jane Patched, Robin Pcllcschi, Sarah Proudman. Cindy Rhine. Becky Richardson. Felice Robin. Judi Rodrick. Gail Roc. Renee Rombergcr. Alisa Sclocchini. Sharon Seccof. Robin Sheridan. Shelly Spector. Jennifer Thomas. Jill Tracy. Carolyn Truicr. Judy Varshinc. Carolyn Walker, Carol Wardrop. Lois Weiss. Lisa Witrig. Millie Yaksic. Mary Ann Zarcmba. The Bcia Thela Chapter of Kappa Delta sorority was es- tablished at Penn State in 1941. The KDs arc an ac- tive group, participating in many campus events through- out the year. The “KDs annually do Homecoming. Dance Marathon. Spring Week and the Phi Psi 500. and in the fall of 1978 also did the Alpha Kappa Lam- bda Balloon Derby. Fall 78 also saw the KDs taking second place overall in Homecoming competition with Kappa Delta Rho fraternity. In spring of 1978. the KDs took first place in the KDR Beer Bizarre. Not only is this an active sorority, but a spirited and successful one as well! 218 Kappa Delta The Zela Chapter of Kappa Della Rho fraternity was es- tablished at Penn State in 1920. Today. “KDR is a united brotherhood which en- joys a very active social life. KDR annually participates in Home- coining and the Dance Marthon. usually placing at the top in both events. “KDR has won the Dance Marathon for the past five years, and in the 1978 niara- ihon collected $10.500 dollars with Delta Delta Delta sorority. In Homecoming '78 competition, the KDRs took second place overall, working with Kappa Delta sorority. The KDRs have a strong and active little sister program which is im- portant to the brotherhood. KDR is an active house that stresses excellence in both academics and athletics. Mike Arena, Scoil Baucrmastcr. Lyle Beckwith. Charlie Bosctti. Ed Brcckcr, Jim Brvja. Bob Buckhorn, Dave Chcrup. Rick Cummings, Dave Drabick, Dave Driscoll. Joe Eck. Jay Edmunds. Lee Foote, Mike Gcnest. Bob Gelto, Dave Gilmartin, Mark Gursky. Dan Jarashow. Kirk Kutchen, Kevin Keane, Kevin Krcvda. Frank Kuna. Bill Laird, Gene Lipovich, Brian McCormick, I’au! Murowski. Bob Parzick. Bob Roscnstccl. Chris Roupas, Rich Sabatine. Mike Selvcrian. Bob Shaw. Bob Smith. Duane Smyth. Steve Sowers, Joe Stallone. Bill Thompson, Jeff Ventura. Tony Wcdo, Greg Woodman. Chuck Wright. Jack Zimmerman. Cheryl Albcra. Kathy Aurand. Kathic Baker. Sally Barnard. Margie Barnes. Cynthia Bamev. Liz Brcnsingcr. Sandy Brethwaite, Nancy Brockman. Pam Bom. Kay Bunker. Sue Bunker. Clarissa Burger. Donna Carr. Maureen Carter. Paula Chornyak. Mane Cini. Mary Corrigan. Gail Donnelly. Karen Egolf. Kathy Ellinger. Lou Ann Franzwa. Peggy Gavenonis. Anne Gcttcmuller. Carolyn Gold. Cheryl Gordon. Betsy Granat. Carol Jean llawks. Ann Heiken. Kathy Hetrick. Sue Holland. Sue Hronsky. Diane Irvin. Joyce Johnston. Donna Kasich. Jane Kistlcr. Beth Kraus. Margo Ladda. Irene McAIccr. Kathie McAIccr. Doreen Minclli. Bonnie Nachamic. Kathy Neubert. Helene Norbut. Linda Parker. Kris Pauckc. Melinda Patterson. Linda Pierson. Diana Pope. Alyson Rice. Sue Shepherd. Cindy Stodart. Karen Strube. Lauren Sullivan. Lauren Thomas Winona Wall. Wendy Weber, Kathy Wolf. Meredythe Yakowic , The Delta Alpha Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority was established at Penn State in 1930. The “KKGs” participate fully in campus activities throughout the year, including Homecoming. Spring Week and Dance Marathon. In Homecoming ’78 competition, the KKGs took third place overall working with Delta Tau Delta fraternity. The “KKGs have their own philanthropies which include Christ- mas parlies for underprivileged children, and a Balloon Derby ever)' spring. While the “KKGs are active as a group, the sisters are also active in many campus organizations such as USG. Collegian. Blue Band and varsity sports. 220 Kappa Kappa Gamma The Panhcllcnic Council, an affiliate of the National Panhcllcnic Council, is composed of representatives from each sorority on campus along with the executive officers; “Panhcl has as its primary function the promotion of friendship and cooperation among the sororities. A main function of Panhcl is to regulate and plan the rushing program. The rush program saw several revisions during the 1978-79 year, most prominent of which was the shortening of the fall formal rush period to eight days. Throughout the year. Panhel sponsors various activities including a new Women’s Awareness Week” during winter term, and Spring Week during spring term. Panhel also gives an Out- standing Chapter award every year which pro- motes excellence in academics and leadership among the sororities on campus. Meryl Augcnblick, I-sme Bcachy, Joan Bcnso, Susan Bcycrtc. Jeanne Borkowski. Cathy Cassel, Karen Collier. Michele Cooper. Patti Coyle. Karen Evans. Paula cdorfca. Elaine l-lancgin. Anne Gctlcmucllcr. Manbcth Hamilton. Sue Keiscr. Mary Olcwine. Terri Pearl. Stephanie Rogers. Connie Solimco. Laurie Stancll, • Thomascovic. Robyn Tomkinson. Sally Watson. Dani Ziegler. Panhcllcnte Council 221 Phi Kappa Psi tThe Pennsylvania Lambda Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi frater- nity was established at Penn State in 1912. Today. “Phi Psi is a brotherhood proud of its diverse membership. The Phi Psis” arc involved in many campus and in- terfraternity activities: they took first place in Spring Week 7S activities, and were eighth in intramural sports. Phi Psi is per- haps best known on campus for its philan- thropic every spring—the Phi Psi 500. 1978 was the tenth year for the Phi Psi 500 at Penn State and S 12.000 was raised for the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children. The Phi Psi is a running drinking race which covers a one-mile course through town with stops in several bars for a chug of beer. Besides the straight running race, there is an Anything Goes com- petition and a sorority team chug and spirit award for the Phi Psi 500. The Phi Psis also take part annually in Homecoming activi- ties and the Dance Marathon. Jim Billiard. Ed Barriero. Alex Bell. John Blair, Dan Bombalski. Steve Brown. Chris Coffin. Ken Conklin. Mike Conti. Mike Diehl, Dave Dixon. A) Farquharson. Tom Fcdorka. Phil Garda. Jim Gil. Bob Hall John Headdon, Guy Howland. Eric Hubbard. Tom Klucbcr. Jerry Kozak. Greg Ladctcr. Larry Laughlin. Pete Long. Scott McCain. Scott Moves. Joe Miale. Mark Michclotti. Bob Moore. Bob Myers. Al Rcidmillcr, Jack Kcpchcck. Matt Rhodes, Bill Santcl, Joe Shulman. Elliot Smith. Ken Smith. Skip Stccb. Kirk Sutton. Fred Vilsmicr. Tom Twardzik, Paul Wcagraff. Clayton Wells. Howard Welsh. Greg Zaffaroni, Sam Zamrick. 222 Phi Kappa Psi The Psi Chapter of Phi Kappa Sig- ma fraternity was established at Penn State in 1890. Known as Skull House, Phi Kappa Sigma is a national social fraternity proud of its tradition of academics, social life and ath- letics. Skull House members annually partici- pate in most campus philanthropies, including Homecoming, Dance Marathon. Spring Week and the Phi Psi 500. The “Skull House” social calendar is always busy, highlighted by toga parties and sorority socials during the year. The Phi Kappa Sigmas are proud of their strong brotherhood which has been main- tained at Penn State since 1890. To help men to help themselves to a more fulfilling life during their college years and beyond is the spirit and purpose of Phi Kappa Sigma. ■Jack Bender. George Bodcngcr. Dan Bosihc, Bill Bradley, Steve Broxcious. Brian Brubaker. Dave Budncv. Mark BugOJ. Phil Busovne. Tom Callahan. John C'cr arc. Phil Ciullo, Bob Clare. John Clark. Tom D'Andrcu. Richard Deutch. Evan Fox. Jim Gavpari. Tim Girdiv. Phil Goth. Bob Gunn. Martin Hannon. Jamie Hcttcma, Jeff Hogg. Robert Jack. Bob Kane. Greg Kaxhur. Collin Kelly. George Kirk. Joe Kovalick. Frank Kravctz. Andrew Kuncas. Scan Lacey. Jeff 1-andis. JcfT Logan, Jefl Long. Mark Mazanck. Eric McCarl, Don McNees. Pat Mitchell. Dave Mcuschke, Bob Perry, Bob Rexford. Al Rcnkin. Randy Ruland. Steve Rolz, Bruce Weir. Don Wright, Dick Zorciic. Phi Kappa Tau The Omicron Chapter of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity was es- tablished at Penn State in 1922. The Phi Tau brother, while maintaining his individ- uality. enjoys the benefits of belonging to a group which annually sponsors a major philanthropic event. Phi Tau Tales”, which benefits the aged in the Centre Region. Am Bclfiorc, Craig Bloom. Bob Bowling. Kim Brandi. Mike Burlingame. Marly Campticld. Jim Coroprcsi. Carroll Cooke. Mike DeSimone. Owen Devine. Gary Fredrick. Barry Graver. Jack Garman. Jon Hager. Tom Haulik. John Hawkitu. John Hrtzuk. Terry Kirchncr. John Kraft, Drew Kuruc. Mike Maglocci. Pal Mcighan, Jerry Micvo, Chuck MtddlcMead. Dave Petroski. Mark PfitTncr. Al Pnpuicn. Larry Rciiarv. Mark Robin. John Scllingcr. Dan Shaffer. Dave Tyree. Greg Zink. ■i The Beta Gamma Chapter of Phi Kappa Theta frater- '■TH'-lt' n« y was established at - sf cnn State n 1912. Today. —3== ' ' 50 dedicated brothers ■'--tv'v r make Phi Kappa Theta stand tall in the areas of brotherhood, leadership, scholarship and social life. Annual social events sponsored by “Phi Who include a Beach Party in the party room and a Green Beer Weekend. Phi Who also sponsors the “Phi Who Fol- lies” every' year as the fraternity philan- thropic. Phi Who is also active in campuswide events such as Dance Mara- thon. Spring Week, and the Phi Psi 500. To complement the strong brotherhood, the Phi Whos have developed a strong little sister program, and the girls are an integral part of life at Phi Who. Chris Arrowood. Gary Augustine. Dcnnv Barber. Tom Birdscll. Mike Brownstcin. Bob Bucknum. Sal Ciraula. Dmitri Crcmo. Rick Dclic. Paul Destine, Norm Ebcck. Bob Ernst. Dave Essig. Tom Estabrook. John Falchck. Dave Fiore, Joe Gallagher. Bill Gcrrity. Dwight Gold. Paul Gori. Steve Goodling. John Grainda. Lou Crannctino. Chris Hermann. Dan Mower. Dale Jack. Ken Kane. Kevin Kearney. Kenton Klink. Dan Komarnicki. Bill Korman. Carl Lahr. Keith Mayer. John McCarthy, Bruce McCombic. Kevin Mumau, Chuck O’Connor, John Oliveira. Joe Podrazik. Lenny Polinski. Roy Powell. Ted Puschak. Mark Reidcr. Chuck kothcrmcl. Don Rugh. Steve Shcllenbcrg. Jiff Schneider, John Shctromph, Bob Springer. Jerry Stabcly, John Steiner. Tom Talkowski. Jack Werthman, Steve White. Oavc Withrow, Sue Ash. Lisa Borsc. Dawn Brandon. Debbie Corbett. I rish Coughlin. Anne Dooley. Elivc Echard. Lindsey Green. Kathy Harvey. Vicky Hnnko. Karen Karpa. Gwen Daufman. Sharon Keller. Sue KirchofT. Katcy Loncy. Charlotte Mullancy, Julie Parana. Leslie Pcnlcs. Sue Quinlisk. Laura Reese. Gail Roakc. Alexis Sage. Carol Schaffer. Ann Schnappaut. Debbie Schnarrc, Sherrie Schultz. Linda Silvcri. Sheryl Strother. Mary Beth Wozniczak. A The ®c,a ® aPler , ie P 1' Mu women’s fraternity was cstab- listed at Penn State in 1929. It is the second oldest national frater- nity for women and is currently celebrating its 50th year. This years activities were highlighted by Hope Week. This fund raising activity benefited Pro- ject Hope through the kidnapping and holding of fraternity presidents for ransom. Phi Mu sisters also participated in Homecoming. Spring Week, the 1FC Dance Marathon and Sigma Chi Derby Days. Phi Mu is characterized by enthusiasm, in- volvement and unity. Sharay Amdi. Ruth Austin. Sue Buck lung. Diane Bessemer. Myra Block. Carla Bonaca. Sue Boyles. lillcn Caillc, Kay Carpenter. Kim Clark. Liz Cooney. Rita Crouse. Liz Cunningham. Monica DcMaio. Lori DiCavsio. Barb Foreman. Lllen Goode. Sara Hunsickler. Kathy lancllo, Randi Jasper. Mindy Kalin. Karen Kanaur. Patricia Kazinski, Carla Lange, Nina Llorcns. Greer Mancval. Laurie Miller. Kitty McGannon. Sue McNamara. Barb Nesbitt. Sarah Oaks. Sue Pan ak. Susie Phillips. Linda Pratt. Marlccn Puzak. Mary Rcpasky. Debbie Roberts. Linda Rose. Rosie Sum. MuryAnn Scrdinsky. Laurie Stancll. Margy Strong. Bette Tobev. Barb Trimmer. Janice Waddell. Lisa Wagner, Debbie Wood. 226 Phi Mu The Mu Epsilon Chapter of the Phi Mu Delta frater- nity was established at Penn State in 1930. This years’ fund raising activities in- cluded the kidnapping of town and school oflicials for charity, and a back- gammon tournament to benefit On Drugs. Inc. The Mud House is characterized by diversity, individuality and a strong so- cial atmosphere. This is especially evi- dent in Phi Mu Delta’s flexible pledge program. Gene Baranowski, John Bukovccky. Tony Cimino. Don Cordicr. John Corinchack. Craig D'AuguMino. Deni Decncy. Keith Dcngler, Ron Dodson. Rodger Fursc. l.cc Huusnun. Jim Haywood. Matt Hirsch. Chuck Katcrman. Ed Larkin. Gerry Manley. Mike Milliron. John Oscnhach. Kevin Pcwtcrbaugh. Larry Schardt, Matt Scharf. Steve Schrucrs. Mark SpilznagcL John Strauss. Chuck Thomas. Harold Titus Phi Sigma Kappa___________________________________ The Kappa Chapter of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity was established at Penn State in 1899. Its main project for 1979 was a Christmas party for the children from the area Headstart program. Phi Sigma Kappa also participated in Spring Week. Homecoming, and the IFC Dance Marathon. “Phi Sigs consistently placed in the top ten scho- lastically. and stress the promotion of brotherhood, scholarship, and the development of character as their three main goals. These concepts are evidenced in a fraternal life with an active social schedule, a strong little sister program and an excellent IM program. John Andc . Brian Auman. Martin Barbato. James Becker. Gary Best. Kevin Bowles. Steven Brachbill. Brian Cary. Gerard Coleman, Kevin Courier, Murk Daugherty. Frederick Decock. James Durfcc. Thomas Harvey. Stephen Herman. Matthew Hilbert. Ronald Hummer. David Hyland. Stephen Isaacman. Benjamin Jarmul. Patrick Kiger. George Kushner. Stanley l.apck. David Lawrence. Nicholas Lindberg. Gregory Lyle. Bruce McKinney. John McNichol. James Mitchell. Brett Morgan. David Morris. Robert Murray. Martin Perl. Bradley Peny. James Rock. Robert Romciser. John Schockcr. William Shamburg. Lee Smith. Joseph Succop. Charles Thompson. James Vclimcviv. Daniel Wcidcr. James Whipkey, Keith Whitman. 228 Phi Sigma Kappa a ♦ The Pennsylvania Epsi- lon Chapter of Pi Beta Phi sorority was estab- lished at Penn State in 1953. The year's activi- ties included a Professor’s Tea. a cabin party at Stone Valley, and a Winter formal. Pi Beta Phi empha- sizes academics alone with a well- rounded social life. Mar)' Agoxtinclli. Phyllis Almony. Man Antonilli. Mary Beth Auman. Terri Boyjjian. Mundy Buskirk. Debra Carroll, Dana Chiappino. Dana Dctnck. Pcggv Diglos. Kathy Dugan. Suzic Ebcrhart. Elaine Flanigin. Sue Frailcy. Mar) Sue Frensky. Heidi Fuiman. Sharon Gigliolti, Diane Goodwoman. Paui Green, Jennifer Griffin. Mary Beth Hamilton, Kim Hcndclson, Jill Kennedy, Jeannette Knight, IHlivva Kranich, Su ann Maioricllo. Barbara Maxs.tr, Maura McAdams. Liz McCoy, Terri McGinnis. Joy McManus. Christy McSorlcy. Judy Mcci. Liz Montgomery. Joyce Morton. Sue Nelson. Donna Pcrioff. Debbie Pointck. Mcrrigcnc Quinn. Channing Riggs. Kim Roberts. Pattic Robinson, Karen Schcllcnbaeh. Mardi Scott. Sharon Scott, Polly Shcesicy. Nancy Shoaf. Martha Shell. Denise Shor. Thca Solhaug. Mary Ann Solic. Kathy South. Sherri Stoner. Karen Thompson. Debbie Turney. Laurccn Vallic, Lisa Valli. Wendy Weaver. Wendy Weeks. Sherry Welsh. Candi Whclplcy. Kim Wood. Gamma Sigma Sigma is Penn State’s Na- tional Service sorority dedicated to service, friendship and equal- ity. It serves both campus and com- munity. helping with educational projects and recreational activities for children, the elderly and young adults. In 1979 Gamma Sigma Sigma participated in the blood mobile, phone-a-thon sponsored by the Office of Gifts and Endowments, as well as various projects for Head- start and Meals on Wheels. Karen Baxter. Julie Becker. Cindy Butler, Sue Calon. Robin Corey. Diane Coulter. Louis Creighton. Sue Feoe. Val Harford. Judi Hcathcote. Betty Hilbert. Sue Jacoby. Joan Jepson. Kathy Kecly. Pat Klein. Sandy Kuhn. Kathy Luft'y. Carolyn McGuire. Mary Beth Misch. Kns Peterson. Barb Rcnttchlcr. Linda Rcpolcy, Jane Rohrcr. Tummy Scyboll. Betty Stratton. Olga Slcfurak. Joan Volkcr. Barb Walker. Pi Kappa Alpha The Bela Alpha Chapter of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraicrnity was estab- lished ai Penn Slate in 1913. It is a socially based frater- nity founded on the ideals of firm brotherhood and lasting friendship. In 1979 Pika” sponsored a super stars competition benefiting Big Brothers and Sisters of America. Kevin Anderson. Dave Antonclli, Bill Askinazzi. Bryan Baroftio. Derek Bergener, Andy Boitaro, Bob Brozdowski. Dane CafTrey. Warren C'aldcronc. Gary Chetoni. Tony Chimento. Mike Dickcrt Jack Evans. Bruce Farquhar. Mark Fetah. Bob Flayhart. lid Garcia. Rick Goldberg. Tom Hardy. Dan Hood. Chris Koncll. Jerry Kpstccki. Ray Kostecki. Dave Lilicrovc. Jeff Lorenz. Wayne Mayers. Bob McCool. Brian McMahon. Sieve Ncamitz. Tim Orr. Gregg Pessin. Mike Pinkasavage. Craig Reik. Randy Rodgers. Jeff Rohrback. Warren Savitz. Curt Schmcdcr. Mike Stern. Steve Straining. Jim Sturgeon. Ryan Taylor. Craig Trucblood. Dave llhlig. Scott Warrington. Stu Weinstein. Gary Werkhesver. Bill Wilson. 230 Pi Kappa Alpha tThc Alpha Mu Chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity was established at Penn . State in 1927. rnnr? Pi KappV main activi- ty in 1979 was sponsoring the Miss Penn Stale scholarship pageant. It also participated in Homecoming, and Spring Week. Pi Kappa Phi is proud of its strong big sister program as well as the brothers who participate in the Inter- fraternity Council and Undergraduate Student Government. Randy Albright. Chris Arnold. Brad Baker. Dan Beley. Bruce Berwager. Mark Benvager. Rick Bonner, JelT Beitcl. Curt Butler, Ed Cavalier. Kevin Coologhan. Kevin C'oulton. John Dittmar. Andy Drazcnovich, Mark D'Urvo. Bill Engel. Bob Fisher, Eric Grant. Bill Hcinreichcr. Frank Hell. Keith Hu cla. Mike Hyreenko. Mike Kcough. Fred Kisner. Jim Frauss, Jeff Lasalu. John Littcll. Dean Lope . Raul Mark. Doug Mann. Mike McLaughlin. Mike Myers. Greg Onderko. Scott Peregoy, Walt Rakowkh. Chas Rich. Tom Robinson. Bob RhyaL Gerry Sacunas. Enc Schroder. Rob Simon. Al Snyder. Gary Solan. Chuck Sorg. Jeff Slarck. Gordon Studer. Jeff Sunday. Greg Tauu. Ken Weirman. Pi Kappa Phi 231 Sigma Alpha Epsilon The Pennsylvania Alpha Zetu Rw Chapter of the Sigma Alpha Jp Epsilon fraternity was estab- lished at Penn State in 1892. It emphasizes a strong broth- erhood and development of lasting friendships. In 1979 SAE participated in a local antique show, and sponsored an Easter party for underprivileged children. It was also active in the 1FC Dance Marathon. Spring Week, and the Sy Barash Re- gatta. and intramural athletics. SAE brothers arc members of the USG Department of Legal Affairs, the varsity football team, and the cheerlead- ing'squad. The brothers also have a strong little sisjer program. Tom Alloy. Pete Barnes Mike Barufti. Mark Christie. Mile Colwell, Doug Corbett. Mark Devlin. Tom Diferdinand. Dave Dougherty. Tom Lgbcrt. I.ancc I'ogcL John Frcatman. Mike Genovese. Rich Greco. Ron Kiser, Joe Liberato. Bill Lopez. Joel McGahcn. Don McGoldriek, Mike McGoldrick. Tim Macavoy. Rich Meadows, Scott Morgan. Joe Savin. Andy Pillion. Alex Rccthof. Mark Robert ™. JelT Roscnwcig. Gary Russell, Scott Russell. Bob Salmon. Bob Scanncll. Don Schaefer. Mike Scott. Tim Stupak, Fritz Sutor, Jeff Tobias, Dave Vanchina. Wally Wcidman. Mark Womcidorf. Rhys Williams. 232 Sigma Alpha Hpsilon .Sigma Chi. Andrews, David Arthurs. Erie Bergstrom. Paul Bicsiadecki. Frank Chernuu. Theodore C hlebosk. III. Joseph M Jr, hu . Gerardo Cuevas, Marlin Digcl. Edward Dunklc. William Fcllcisen. Kendall Gaines. Jr.. Kevin C.recr. Rwh llanlkc Bruce Harulw• n. - K Utowski. David Leech. Steven Levis Kerrs Lewie. Paul McKcon. Stephen Mallie. David Mellenburg. Jr.. 1 ho mas M«|W. W J°hn Naginey. Ronald Pethcrbndgc. Francs Platt. Matthew Pracht. John Rommel. Mark Schneider. Paul Schultz. Douglas Shearer. Richard Shedrick. James Sperry. Jr.. JclTStration. Richard Weber. William Wells. Jr. The Alpha Chi Chapter ‘ of the Sigma Chi frater- nity was established at Penn State in 1855. It stresses free expression in an atmosphere of true friendship. Sigma Chi’s activities during 1979 included the annual Derby Days, participated in by many so- rorities and fraternities, and a week long fund raising project to benefit The Wallace Village for children with minimal brain damage. The sweetheart weekend and Spring formats also highlighted the year. Signu Chi 233 The Pennsylvania Eta Chapter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was es- tablished at Penn State in 1915. It is a very diversified, social fraternity. “Sig EpY’ activities for 1979 included a plant sale to benefit the American Heart Association and an Easter party for area nursery school students. “Sig Ep” participated in Homecoming, held socials for visiting sororities, and par- ticipated in the IM program. Strong pledge and little sister programs fill a busy social year that is highlighted by the Sweetheart Ball in January. Mark Baker. Dan Baxter, John Belcher. Randy Blair. Ken Bocvhichio. Rob CoUton. Mike Flcisch. Ben Gregory. George Hidy. Tom Jones. Todd Klinger. Pete Lehrer. Marty Leposa. John Line. Brian Long. Dan McGinnic. Don Mugners. Rich Mathias. Floyd Meeker. Norman Monack. Ray Orme, Harry Rics. Bob Rose. Dan Sachsc. Chip Savisky. Tom Scott, Larry Shrager. Maury Stromcl. Pat Trimble, Mark Vancura. David Whalen. Mike Wilpi eski. Patty Coccagno. Mary Jo Ferraro. Pattv Fitzgerald. Jeanne Grim. Unnur Grondal. Karen GutrofT. Judy Johns. Judy Luppino. Kathy Magnuson. Carla Ostmeicr. Sue Tortu. Marianne Tucker. Mary Ann Tuschak. Wendy Woodcock. 234 Sigma Phi Hpsilon M c Bair. Carl Biddle. Mike BiUnvki. John Bocckcr. Sieve Caicllo. Ted Chcf[ Hyland. Mike: J«jj ttugenld. Mike Fimirka. Jack Fran . Dwayne Fry. Jim Gawthrop. Bob Geiger. MIC R h Mj|kr Davc McClung. Dave Otiaviam. Greg Plhl Sieve N,ck Kalfav Bill Kerr. Mike Kerr. Paul Uubtchcr. Bill Uughhn. Mike Man'k‘- ’ s xr Frank Tauchcr. John Whitaker. Don Ziler PfckHky. scon Pundu Dave Schrader. Rich Shank. Craig Sidebouom. Lou Siempkowvk,. Dave Mover. §Thc Theta Chapter of the Sigma Fi frater- nity was established at Fenn State in 1912. It was ranked the number one Sigma Pi chapter in America this year. In 1979 the fraternity sponsored the Sigma Pi Open golf tournament to benefit Muscular Dystrophy. It also participated in the 1FC Dance Marathon. Spring Week, and Homecoming. Sigma Pi con- sistent)’ ranked in the top five in academics, and was very active in athletics, community affairs. and social affairs, proving Sigma Pi to be a well-rounded broth- erhood. Sigma Pi 235 Sigma Pi .Tau Kappa Epsilon. Scott Allison. Martin Baker. William Banc. Duane Beacham. Keith Bcacham. Dean Bonanno, Jim Bower. Patrick Breen. Charles Bremer. Jr.. Kirk Bussell. James Close. Jim Colton. James Cornell. Marl Cunningham. Timothy Curran. Todd Davis. Keith Dean. Timothy Digby, Dan Dinkcl. Dan Dodge. George Dunn. Christopher Dvekman. David Eckhart. Kevin English. Greg Fairchuk. Bret Faultier, David Glccson. Robert Grant. Jeffrey Grodc. Richard Horrigan. Henry Hudson IV Robert Jcpscn. Jr.. John Kahl. Thomas Kashak. Brian Keek. George Kcrcstly. Joseph Kinttcl. Thomas Komurnccki. James Kubera. Gerald Kuna. Thomas LaGrcca. Patrick McCormick. Christopher Marsh, Carlton Miller. Eric Miller, Michael Murgash. Jeff Nice. Paul Nidon. James O'Malley. David Palmer. Michael Palombo. Steven Parks. Steven Parson. Alan Pasda. William Plcskonko. Gregory Register. Charles Rigau. Brad Rodgers. Samuel Rogers. Tim Runco. James Schlegcl. Jim Shea. Robert Steinberg. John Tattcrsall. Thomas Troutmann. James Trchcr. Jr., Frank Torok. Thomas Tucker. Emery Uduari. Jack VanGordcr. Bruce Whiteford. Michael Zubillaga. Richard Zong. Shawna Browne. Mary Jo Cavclaro. Leslie Cramer. Ilu Dowc, Karen Hill. Nancy Miles. Mindy Millard. Li Montgomery , Cheryl Oakes. Kathe O'Dea, Man Palmer. Klmda Staneck. Becky Smith. Linda Wolf. The Pi Chapter of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity was established at Penn State in 1922. Members are bound together through common interests and deep friend- ship. Teke was involved in benefiting the community by entertaining men- tally retarded children and other un- derprivileged groups through parties and other activities. It also partici- pated in the 1FC Dance Marathon. Spring Week, and Homecoming. Teke” has brothers involved in var- sity track, wrestling and Interfraternity Council affairs, as well as competing in intramurals with other fraternities on campus. 236 Tau Kappa Epsilon The Omega Chapter of the Theta Chi fra- ternity was estab- lished at Penn State in 1918. It is the fourth largest national fraternity. In 1978. Theta Chi lent their participation to the Four Dia- monds Fund. IFC Dance Mara- thon. Delta Chi Marathon, and Homecoming. Though basically a social fra- ternity. Theta Chi stresses aca- demics and participation in ath- letics. Their motto is lend a helping hand.” ■ U Ambler. James Anile. Paul Bender, Ronald Biernacki. Robert Bodcshutz. Robert Bohack, Charles Broskuski. Thomas Butch. John Ccvcsini. Richard Cole, nihony DeJuliu� . Charles Engelhard!. Kenneth Frebowitr. John Grace. Duston Hayward, Scot Herman. Marc Joscphson. Robert Kilgore. Robert Kraus� . Daniel Kronenwcitcr. William McGell. Robert Mooney. Richard Punza. Joel Pighclti. George Poor, Jonathon Radtkc, Kurt Rohrback. Evan Rosenberg. Eric Schriver. John ' Cc 0r- Donald Smith. Robert Spinazzola, Reid Squicr. Joseph Stancato. Drew Tomlinson, Edward Turko. William Van Pelt, William Zubvk. Lori Black. Jodi uuber, Cheryl Jenkins, Linda Kalinger. Joan Lazar. Sue Myers. Sue Pividori. Luann Rhodes. Sandy Valentine, Judy Watercr. Theta Chi 237 Triangle The Penn State Chapter of Triangle fraternity was established in 1928. As a fraternity of engineers, scien- tists. and architects. Triangle occupies a unique position. They combine the benefits of a social fraternity with aca- demic specialization. Common majors and willing brothers unite to help the prospective member with his studies in these demanding fields. 1978 was a special year for Triangle fraternity. It marked their Fiftieth Anniversary at Penn Stale. Always an active brotherhood. Triangle partici- pated in many campus activities, including the In- terfraternity Council’s Dance Marathon. Penn State’s Homecoming Celebration, and Spring Week. Mark L. G Althouse, John Arngo, Lisa Axt. Reid Banyay. James Barth. Elizabeth Bern. Christine Bigelow. Lon Brightbill. Robert Brust. Roger Burna. Matthew Clark. Norman Crawford. William Cox. Chris Dutchess. Robert Ehrcnbcrg. Teresa Gaycskic. Michael Golden. Robert Graf. Leslie Harrison. Thomas Hunan. Kent Hollingcr, David Horn. Gerri Johnson, Theresa Kamicker. Joan Kilian, Keith Roller. Beth Kowalchuk. Lynn Kuma. timothy Magncr. Thcrcse Marhcvka. Gary Morgan. Charles Nicol. Stephen l eth. Randy Plctchcr, John Rapp. Jeffrey Rcifsnydcr. Joseph Saliunus. William Sanford. Thomas Schleicher. Anthony Scovazzo, Thomas Smith, Eric Solowiej. Christopher Stable). James Stavcly. Andrew Stcpanoff. James Stem. James Stiles. Mark Valentine. John Walker. Gerald Worn CTO. Timothy Wocmcr. Michetcnc Zero. Joseph Zitarclli. Michael Zucofski. t 238 Triangle .Zeta Psi. The Pi Sigma Chapter of the Zeta Psi fraternity was established at Penn Slate in I960. The brothers represent di- verse majors and emphasize a so- cial atmosphere to enhance good study and athletic participation. In 1979 Zeta Psi sponsored the Annual Scotch Doubles Bowling Tournament which benefited the Multiple Sclerosis Society. It also participated in Greek Week. Homecoming. Spring Week, and the IFC Dance Marathon. Zeta Psi also stresses participation in I MV Mark Albright, Tom Bcllicld. Mike Berman. Rob Buchinski. Mike Christiansen. Pal Clark. Dick Coutlv. Marlin Crabtree. Dave Curd. Bill Faust, Robert France. Jim GracfT. Tom Hcmdal. Chrb Hopwood. Lenny Krasncr. Arunas Kuciauskas. Wayne Licbcrman. Steve Mickclbcrg. Dave Mi user. Bill Moyer. Mike Pcllcschi. Dave Rhoades. Jim Salvino. Steve Schmeck. Jeff Stuart. Jim Svvuhl. F. D. Zchcl, Doug Zchncr. Zeta Psi 239 Zeta Tau Alpha The Gamma Epsilon Chapter of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority was 1 established at Penn State in 1939. This is the chapters 40th year on campus. Zcta Tau Alpha's biggest fund raising activ- ity this year was the Annual Ice Cream Super Bowl to benefit the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens. It also sponsored an annual Mother's Day Tea. ZTA took part in such campus activities as the Greek Sing. Regatta. Spring Week. Dance Marathon and Homecoming. Debra Blackwell, Nancy Blozosky. Maureen Collins, Patricia Covle. Rhonda Dakclman. Karen Evans, Linda Gcrshcnson. Lujean Hangen. Sally Harding. Drucinda Harrison, Rita Husking, Barbara Hynes. Kimberly Kauffman. Karen Kenner, Charlotte Kinney. Leigh Kochcr. Barbara Leach. Lisa Lcskcr. Andrea Matsko. Jill Morrow. Kvlc Noble, Armineh Ordoukhanina. Karen Parrish. Valeric Stark. Ann Staron. Amy Steele. Christa Slincr. Sally Tomaskovic, Betsy Wcsncr. Tanya Zclck, Karen Zervin� . S 240 Zcta Tau Alpha Alpha $bi (Dmega national service fraternity .Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Phi Omega is a service oriented organization of about forty members who are interested in community af- fairs. This organization encompasses all majors and term-standings. “APO projects range from sponsoring Bloodniobiles to sponsoring a handicapped Boy Scout troop. “APO” was honored by the National Red Cross this year for collecting a record-breaking number of blood donations. As shown in the photo, the Alpha Phi Omegas end their meetings by forming a friendship circle and singing a “toast song” that is special to the fraternity. Lou Beer, Katy Bole, Dave Carlson. Cathy Carpenter. Jay Chcsslo. Marie Dick. Murk Fisher. Don Friedman. Mary Gallagher. Cindy Girardy. Debbie Grotth. Kim Harm, Randy Hay, Ernie Hicks. Judy Jenkins. Dave Kaneda, Kay Karpinsky. Maureen Kenney. Olivia K issuer, Karen Koval, Arunas Kuciauvkas. Eric Lindhult. Mike LoFumo, Lowell Maudclblatt. Joanne Mansfield. Diana Morris, Glenn Nagle, Tito Nakpil. Cindy Oldland, Dave Oshcshic, Stephanie Parker. Mark Pavlovk. Art Polanski. Barb Rabcnstcin. Joe Rivers. Dave Robic. Dave Russo. Steve Salyards. Melissa Scibel. Deb Seders. Rosemarie Smarto, Camille Solbrig. Fred Spiewak. Frank Sterner. Ron Stramberg. Scott Weaver. GeofT Weigand. Mike Weiner. Paul Westermann. Tom WhilehUl. Bill Wittmer. Barrv Yacabucci. ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Phi Omega 241 Bruce Albinson. Paul Bade, Anne Beatty. Barbara Bingham. Randy Bower . Diane Carpenter. Terri Chadderton. Neal Conway. Michael Davit, Pete Fisher. Dolores Giardina. Julie HofTman. Karen Kalcnak. Barbara Koepp. Roben Plowfteld. Tony Scott. Janie Smith. Alpha Rho Chi is a national fraternity whose membership consists of students majoring in Architecture. Architectural Engineering. Man-Environmental Relations. Graphics Arts, and related fields. Alpha Rho Chi has both professional and social interests and strives to promote an artistic, scientific and professional experience for its members during their time at the University. Programs of professional interest sponsored by the fraternity include visits to architects' and planners’ offices in the area, portfolio workshops, sketch problems and guest lectures. Alpha Rho Chi also sponsors a trip to “Designer's Saturday in New York City. All of these programs are designed to stress profes- sionalism among the brothers and prospective members. The social calendar for the fraternity includes tailgates, parties, happy hours and receptions after lectures. The high- light of the social calendar is the White Rose semi-formal, held every spring. The fraternity has about 25 members who have a business and organizational meeting once a week. Offices in Alpha Rho Chi include the executives, a social chairman, a cultur- al professional chairman, and rush and pledge chairmen. Most of the professional and social programs sponsored by the fraternity also serve as rush functions, and once a student has decided to pledge Alpha Rho Chi. he must complete a pledge project. i j 242 Alpha Rho Chi The Association of Residence Hall Students is a link between dorm residents and the adminis- tration. The Council of ARHS is made up of two representatives and the president from each dorm area along with the executive officers of ARHS. The Council meets even- week to discuss problems in the dorm areas and also to plan pro- jects and programs. One of the pro- jects ARHS worked on last year was improving communication be- tween University Park and the commonwealth campuses—this pro- ject was in conjunction with USG. IFC and Panhel. Programs spon- sored by ARHS include weekly movies and coffeehouses. Chris Carey. Charlie Chcskicwicz. Kathy Dodson. Jennifer Lnnght. Ken Ficerai. Sally Fil gcrald. Paul Gchris. Jeff Glazier. Paul Gorgol, Ben Hogan. Kathy Howe, Karen Kardon, Fran Kcnawcll. Barry Light. David Lutz, Barb Massar. Steve Matt. Deb Montick. Steve Osborn. Gary Saul. Michael Shanus. Shelley Simmerman. Mary Spyridakis. Leon Slankowski, Sue Vlaun. Marilyn Weistcr. Association of Residence Hall Students 243 Angel Flight Patricia Allison. Linda Carroll. Celeste Gerlach. Mars' P Harris. Susan Kardos. Nancy Klotsko. Doris Lancaster. Cynthia Mitchell. Nancy Mullen. Michele Roisster. Dorothy Sliben. Lyncll Terway, Debra Truxal. Sheila Wenzel. Debbie Winner, lilizabeth Young. Angel Flight is a national organization devoted to supporting the purposes, tradi- tions and conccpLs of the United States Air Force. While associated with the Air Force ROTC program and the Arnold Air So- ciety. Angel Flight at Penn State is trying to become more independent. Its members are mostly civilian and one of its goals is simply to instruct women about the military. The organization has about twenty members who carry out community projects during the year. In the past, Angel Flight has done projects at Laurciton and at Mountainview Hospital. Angel Flight also sponsors women’s panels and helps with receptions for top Air Force officials when they arc visiting Penn State. To join the group, one must show a desire and complete a ten- week pledge program. 244 Angel Flighi _Chi Epsilon. Chi Epsilon is the honor frater- nity for civil and environmental en- gineering majors at the University. Its members are honored through recognition of their achievements and work. Chi Epsilon coordinates its activ- ities with the American Society of Civil Enginccrs-somc members of the ASCE chapter are also mem- bers of Chi Epsilon. This year’s pledge project for Chi Epsilon in- volves matching senior civil engi- neering tutors with civil engineer- ing underclassmen who need in- struction with their more difficult courses. Richard Barlkowski. Tom Bockcloo. Mark Boorady. Alan Brings. Linda Ciali. Jeff Daily. Mark Davis. Warner Davis. Mike Dirks. Alan Erb. Colleen Farrell. Paula Gausc. Steve Gombcrg, Jamc Grant. Jim Johnson. Stan Kopala. Jeff Kowal. Jim Krcidcr. Mary Jo Kunkel. Tom McCracken. Rick Mcrluzzi. I can Mori. Dave Murphy. John O'Brien. Mike Phillips. Karen Riley. Gill Shaw. Ron Slaminko. Kevin Snokc. Steve Snyder. Gene Tannlcr. Joe Tams. Doug Taylor. Carmen Valerio, Jeff Weber. Mike Window, Bill Welts. Mike Zucofski. Chi Epsilon 245 Becky Andrews Mary Annessi. Corliss Bachman, Denise Bachman. Mary Baragar. Alex Barcnblitt. Pete Barnes, Patty Bartlett. Frank Baseman. Cliff Bassmaft. Nancy Bauer. Bruce Becker. Tim Bcidcl. Mat Benson. Audrey Berkowit . Carlton Berger. George Berman. Beth Beyer, Dave Blackwell, Dave Blazek. Dave BloomquLst. Judd Blouch, Leslie Bobb. Gayle Bodin. Leon Bogdan. Jay Bookman. Gretchen Bordner. Nancy Body. Debbie Brand. Mark Breakey. Lisa Brensingcr. Mila Brenneman. Regina Brisgonc. Carol Brown. Greg Brown. Robin Buccilli. Randy Buflington, Tom Butch. Jerry Butes, Jim Buzinski. Debbie Cain. Sandy Calandra. Lee Carpenter. Gina Carroll. Bob Carvillc. Eluse Chiland. Alan Citron. Sherri CiulYctclIi. Anne Clifford. Chip Connelly. Jill Connors. Randall Cook. Jafl Corwin. Joe Crillcy. Curt Dalpra, Annette Damato. Donna Davis, Melody Davis. Maryanne Dell. Don Dclvccchio, Tom DcMco. Tom DeSanto. Chris Diclmastro, Joanne Dillcr. Scott Dillcy. Dale Dockus. JetT Domcnick. Pete Dougherty. Lvnn Dudinsky. Micky Edwards. Karen Eglof. Bruce Ellis. Stan Ellis. Amy Endlich. Diane Ensminger. Susan Epstein. Joyce Fassi. Sharon Find. Kathy Fitzgerald. Kathy Flatley, Vicki Fong. Don Foster, Elizabeth Fox. Patty Framo. Bob Frick. PauU Froke. Colleen Gallagher. Lares Gallonc. Joyce Gannon. Steve Gardner. Rosemary Garhart. Donna Gcrhauscr. Dave Gilmartin. Judy Gill. Ed Glantz. Harry Glenn. Karen Gottenberg, Tony Greco. Lisa Greenberg, Andy Grossman. Elliot Grossman. Bob Gumacr, Andy Gumberg. Maryanne Hakowski, Mary Anne Harvey. JcIT Hawkes, Sally Heffentreyer. Molly Herring. Cindy Hess. John Hewett. Jerry Hinkle, Linda HoclzJc, Rich Hoffman. Della Hoke, Kathy Hoke. Nino Horoshak. Linda Howlcy. Darien Hrobak. Bob Huber, Shawn Hublcr. Nancy Huff. Bill Johnson, Becky Jones. Mike Judge. Tony Kalinowski. Ken Kasper, Caryl Kauffman. Glen Kaup. Debbie Kcyscr. Pat Kiger. Kathy Kimber, Barb Klein. Tim Konski, Pete Kowalski. Dave Kruft, Denise LafTan, Steve Lavinsky. Jackie Lear. Peter Leiber. Mark I-c:dcn, Elaine Lembo. Bill Leonard. Steve Lester. Denise Levon as. Sam Levy. Jeff Linder. Tom Loebig, Betsy Long. Jim Looksc, Terry Lorenz. Karen Lynch. Pam MacLeod. Lon Malagori. Dave March. Lynne Margolis. Eve Markowitz. Kim Marschhausen. Steve Mane. John Martcllaro, Cathy Martin. Valeri Marzani. Janet Mazur. Patricia McCaffrey. Marts McCamblcy. Jim McCanney. Scott McCleary. Regina McGee, Jim MeGuigan. Mark McIntyre. Dan McKay. B.J- McMenamin, John Meadows, Pam Medve. Mike Mentrek. Vicki Mentrek. Judy Mesko, Walt Meyer. Jerry Micco, Charlc Millman. Jeff Montgomery. Jim Moore. Paul Moss. Tom Mosser. Mary Ann Mulligan, Steve Nayowith. Phil Norton. Vanessa Opolicky. Lynn Osgood, Bob Ostrander. Will Pakutka. Ed Paisa, Christy Patchin, Kathleen Pavclko, Tom Peeling. Sheri Polis. Dan Querey. Kay R ask ay. Andy Ratner. Bill Reber. Allen Reeder, Lynne Reese, Patty Rhulc. Karen Rogers. Karen Roller, laislic Rosenberg. Beth Roscnficld. Fred Rossano. Neil Rudcl. Sharon Rupert. Chuck Russ. Denise Ryan. Lorraine Ryan. Vicki Sandoc. Lynn Sanie. Jon Saraceno. Unda Sartorius. Rick Schlcgcl. Vicki Schneider. Jay Schontalcr. Dawn Sewell, Debbie Sheer, Laura Shcmick, Mike Sillup. Gary Silvers. Dave Skidmore, Cathy Slobodzian, Amy Smith. Carl Smith. Curt Smith. Kim Smith. Mike Snyder. Leroy Spayd, Anita Speigcl. Ed Soeha. Cheryl Sowers. Pam Stein. Bev Steller. Rand Stewart. Gail Strama, Paul Sunyak. Julie Swindell. Rich Tabin, Rick Talaskc, Marc Tcchncr. Joyce Tomanu. Joe Tori, Chuck Torisky. Wendy Trilling. Cathy Urbani. Laurie Usher, Barb VanDinc, Mark VanDinc. Dave Vanllom. Greg Vcllncr. Joyce Venczic. Tom Verdueci. Debbie Wachler. Tammy Waldro. Jack Waldron. Mary Beth Wagner. John Ward. Bob Wore. Ron Wayne. Rick Weber. Fran Weisberger, Janie Welker. Ron Wentg. Jim Wilhelm. Mark Wincka. Bari Winemillcr. Randy Woodbury. Tim Woodbury . Mary Ellen Wright. Eric Yoder. Diana Younken. Fred Zahradnik. Angela Zangard. Jim Zarroli. Rick Ziemba and Wendy Zoldos. 246 The Daily Collegian This year, The Daily Collegian earned the maximum of five marks of excellence in addi- tion to being rated All-Ameri- can by the Associated Colle- giate Press. That, combined with the fact that there was another increase in dis- tribution. indicated a good year for the Collegian. More than 200 staff members arc in the Business. News, and Pro- duction departments. The Business stafT recently added a Creative Department to work on advertising projects. The editor of this year's Colle- gian was Dave Skidmore, and Judi Rodrick and Judy Stim- son worked together as Busi- ness Managers. “«ness SUIT: Nick Agresti. Micki Amick. Chuck Andrasko. Stu Averbach. Mike Baldyga, Patty Bartlett. Audrey Bcrkowitz, Cindy Bond. Marc Brownstein. Christie - aw ord. Lisa Dines. Terry Dolinar. Amy Endlich, Bob Fiori. Tony Frank. Ellen Friedman. Lisa Glatzcr. Karen Goldstein. Terri Grcgos. Don Hanley. Cheryl O'er. Paul Jacobs. Tom Kelley. Ina Kligcr. Jeff Kohler, Steve Komblit. Beth Lcmyrc. John Levin. Ellen Locwcnbcrg. Lowell Mandclblatt. Kathy Matheny, c8'n.i McGee. Missy McKclvy. Rich Mills. Bruce Morris. Rob Morris. Dan Mushalko. Dave Nidcrbcrg. Cathv Norris. Kathy Rader. Judi Rodrick. Kim Schifl'. argie Schlcssingcr. Dan Schock, Mike Shcnk. Scott Sicck. Sue Simko. John Sonctt. Judy Stimson. Nancy Tulli and Fran Wcisbcrgcr. Jerri Bartholomew, Peggy Bcrtovich. Ken BolkenchU Lynn Burnett. Jamie Chaffinch, Barbara Chogich. Jayne Clement, Candy Cohn. Pat Coryell, Keith Crow. Kevin Crowther, Mary DelTncr. Cheryl Eschbach. Andrea Falk. Bob Grant. Jon Hardy. ara Johnson, Betsy Kelly. Donna King. Maureen Kopenhaver. Steven Lavinsky. Elaine Lembo, Sandi Lenick. Jakcic Leven. Paul Licbcrmun, Kim Manner, John McCauley. Suzic McLaughlin. Pete Michaclson. Margaret Organ. Jim Polivka. jerry Power, Kip Riggins. Amy Roscnblum, Laura Rowadcr. Jeff Schmoycr. Lisa Schwab. Lissa Segina. Linda Smith. Jeff Stein. Suzanne Titus. Vera Toto. Beth Ann Twiss, Nancy Tulli, Crystal Weans. Pam Wilson. Janet Wolf. Barb Wright. Connie Zclczen. Colloquy supplements classrooms learning and pro- vides extracurricular interests with a scries of free, student- sponsored speakers and work- shops. Colloquy is noted for bringing to Penn State fa- mous and sometimes con- troversial lecturers. 248 Colloquy .Delta Sigma Pi. Delta Sigma Pi is a professional frater- nity organized to foster the study of busi- ness in universities. It encourages schol- arship. social activity and the association of students for their mutual advance- ment by research and practice. The fraternity pro- motes closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and furthers a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture as well as the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Lilly Bittcnbindcr, Jan Black. Brenda Borland. Rob Bowen. [ cb Celia. Phil Chamberlin, line Chambers. Jim Corcoran. Janet Cordora. Brian Dcam. Michele Della Penla. Dewey DiMar jo. Don Erickson. Jim Kissel. Bryan Foley. Carol Galimbcrti. Jill Goodman. Mark Haas. Darlene Harm. Liva Hash man, Marj Israel, Scon Jeffreys. Alice Kabbcrt. Dave Lcventhal Michael McCloskcy. Jim McNatl, Don Miller. Brian Milligan. Joe Moody. Art Pasquarella. Charlie Pctrcdis. John Pilcggi. Marianne Pitronc, Norm Porter. Pam Pmclt. Val Rainal. Marge Rcinsct. Lisa Rice. Tracy Rishcl. Ron Risser. Ed Roland. Joyce Rudinsky, Lonnie Sake). Carla Schncicr. Karen Severson. William Stewart. Carol Wardrop. Dr. Ron Root. Delta Sigma Pi 249 Vicki Abcmaihy. Mark Berg. Brian Clark. Mike Considinc, Nancy Dunbar. Tom Feeney. Stephen Gasparcr. Dan Grimm. Wendy Groninger. Diane Hauell, Mark Harmon. Fred Kictcr, Jamie Maurcy. Al McKenna. Margie Michali-Mn, Margaret Organ. Lloyd Sampson. Mark Shaw. Beth Ann Twiss. With thirty individual and team trophies this year as well as the Southern Connecticut Foley Cumulative Sweepstakes Trophy and first prize at the Clarion State College Debating Competition in their possession, the Forensic Council is headed towards another outstanding season. Margaret Organ, a senior and Council president, has won 15 trophies on her own in both debate and individual speaking events. Other outstanding senior council members are Cindy Garren and Mark Harmon, who have won about 10 each. All have competed in national competition. Under the supervision of co-coaches Nancy Dunbar and Mark Shaw, the Council has about 30 active members. The Council works with the Speech Department of the University to coordinate its intercollegiate competitions and its intramural debate activities. Membership, however, is not limited to speech communications majors. Froth is Penn State’s only English-speaking humor organization. Froth magazine, pub- lished as often as possible. is one of the oldest and least known humor magazines in the coun- try. One of the most popular works recently put out by the Froth staff was last spring’s The Daily Collusion, a witty parody of Penn State's other major publication. One can spot a Froth staffer climbing the campus mall on his belly or playing softball (versus the campus police) dressed as Santa Claus. Froth staffers pride themselves on the fact that they are the only organization on campus that actually tries to be funny. Future plans include the takeover of the campus govern- ment, and the formation of a glee club. JcfT Altcnhof. Micki Amick. Joe Andrukilas. Ron BoIsko, Cliff Bassvay. Dave Blazek. Jeff Brandlcr. Jim Bu inski, Robert Carvillc, Brian Connor, Chris. Connors. Greg Connors, David Dickson. Phil Doucette, Maria Esposito. Joyce Pass!. Mark Fritz, Larry Gallonc. James Gcffcrt. Bill Gleason. Lori Hcckncr. Paul Hcllhake. Jerry Hinkcl. Mark Hintz. Cheryl Hoover. Kent Kris her. Robert Lambe. Lyndsay La pc. Dan Martens. Howard Mcrmel. Fungus Miller. Richard Miller. Robin Miller. Mike Milncs, John Moore, Tom Mosscr. Dan Mushalko. Carl Ncry. Maiyannc Nguyen. Christy Patchin. Janecn Pcrgrin, Steve Phillips. Lee Price. Dale Ramsdell. Arthur Ritter. Dan Schrock. Chuck Shcctz. Doug Spak. Mary Spcccc. Dave Talacka. Andy Tokarsky. Jim Trocvhio. Diane Winncmorc. Jake Zagozewski. Weekly coffeehouses, jammies. and setting up displays in the art gallery are only a few of the on-going projects sponsored by the Helzcl Union Board. The organization works to pro- vide activities for all students in and around the HUB. The group consists of an executive com- mittee and five sub-committees which special- ize in visual arts, performing arts, recreation, publicity and educational programming. All board members contribute to the happenings of each of these committees. Together. HUB members are the people behind the scenes of the everyday happenings in the HUB. Tina Balccrck. Bccki Barnard, Anita BraMino. Jack Daubcrt. Jim DcmopolL . Jeff Dixon. Mary DulTy, Steve Hearn . Brian Herewith. Kim Kaufman. Kathy Kccly. Jane Kuchin. Tana Kowalchick. Nancy Kramer. Chuck McConnell. Greg Nicman. Tom Oprcndck. Tom Sherman. Glenn Towmcnd. Cindy Trapp. Dave Van Buren. Doug Wagner. Horticulture Club 253 Jeff Bechtel. Susan Berks. Mike Billcnbender, Art Black. Tom Bontempo, Beth Brackbill. Lynda Brautigan. Robert Brodbcck. Truby Brown. Mar)- Lou Buritsch, Lee Burket, Tom Callahan. Sharon Casida. Brenda Chadwick. Mike Clark. Dottic Clark. Debbie Cochran. Annette Conroy. Larry Costa. Chcri Crewman. Steve Danko. Wendy Davidson. Marilyn Davis. Blaine Delaney, JoAnn Depp. Tara Dinklc, Alan Erb. Scott Figdore, Don Freburn. Mary Frcchan, Dave Frost, Scott Gaily, Cheryl Gchman. Donna Gerst. Jo Gcycr. Dee Gochring. Dale Goodwin. Mark Granchc, Nancy Greene. Vicky Hertig. Mary Hess. Monica Hill. Martha Hogc. Chan Hood. Mark Hutton. Jeff Jabco. Kathy Johnson. Rick Johnson. Matt Jones. Rose Kassalcn, Janet Kinnen. Debbie Kooser. Kathy Laudcrmilch. Karen Layland, William Lcincr, Beth Leslie. Kathy Magnuson. Denise McCartney. Ernest McCobb. Kenneth Meyer. Cindy Muenchow. Cathy Mycr. Karen Nichols. Sharon OnolTrcy, Karen PeilTcr. Chris Peters, Steve Pfann, Bob Pollock. Scott Rave. Mitch Rodkey. Jeff Roth. Rich Schrctzcnmair, Renee Sinders. Sandy Speer, Jeff Spence. Laura Staley. Bonnie Sweet. Patty Tekavee, Andrea Vigliotti, Marsheita Wallis, Tom Wambaugh. Martin Wennin. Dave W'enk. Cindy Wittmeir. Tim Willard. The Penn State Horticulture Club, a division of the National Association of Horticulture Science, is a service and social organi- zation to serve students by providing information on career opportunities and development within the field of horticulture. The most important activity is the annual, two day Horticulture Show, the largest such show in the state. The event is the group's biggest money maker, and in 1979 they were commended by the Pennsylvania Nurserymen’s Association for contributing to the economy of Pennsylvania. The 100 member group also participates in extensive field trips, charity drives, and scholarship programs, as well as social activi- ties such as the Fall banquet and dinner dance. Diane Allen. Mary Beth Aumcn. Theresa Baxter, Melanie Bixbcc, Jane Bollinger. Shercc Braund. Linda Chid. Beth DcMartino. C'hcry l Dumm, Bette Geiger. Joann Goehnout. Diana Kubitsky. Connie Ley. Valeric Mann, Joann Michl. Beth Minccmoycr. Joyce Newcomer, Mary Beth Rice. Bcuc Schafer. Brenda Shobcrt, Diane Spangler. Kathy Spcrarua. Cindy Stodart, Katherine Stooksburv. Karen Thomas. Robyn Tomkinson. Judy Tovcy. Barbara Walker. Laura Van Valin. Susan Ycnchko. The Penn State Home Eco- nomics Club members are from diverse majors such as IFS, Nu- trition. MER. FSHA and Home Economics Education. The group tries to broaden its inter- est to include other members of the Penn State community. The group's activities include guest speakers on family and marriage trends, the energy situ- ation. and children’s rights, as well as statewide meetings in the Spring, and get-togethers. In 1979 the group plans a Free U course in Home Eco- nomics to be held in the Spring. Increasing membership and bringing the members closer to- gether were the two main goals The Individual Family Studies Undergraduate Stu- dent Organization (IFSUSO) is a service organization for IFS majors to help them with career plans. IFSUSO provides its 120 members with guest speakers on topics ranging from sum- mer job opportunities to in- terview skills to course work. Carolyn Albert, Laurie Alunen. Ted Barusatcan, Judy Becker, Bob Bensing, Myra Block. Janet Bowes. Michelle Bridge. Maxine Campamezzi. Sandy Campbell. Renee Carpenter. Ginny Chuba, Rainc Cikoski. Lynn Cimino. Emily Coglcy. Amy Colflcsh, Cindy Crosby . Rita Crouse, Laurecn Culdciru. Debbie Dado. Barb Daubner, Elaine DeJoy. Carolyn Dobson. Frun Donnelly, Cindy Dorio, Gail Dougherty. Barbara Etzi. Emily Fcagan. Phyli� Feldman. Susan Fitzgerald. Sue Fonolonc. Karen Fox. Lori Forstburg, Sally Fritzingcr. Toni Frondutc. Nanette Gable. Debra Galluzzi, Fran Galonos. Cindy Gcrardy. Joann Goghnour. Barbara Goldstein. Tina Gresko. Jody Godlcwsky. Pat Gruber. Sheilagh Haney. Antoinette Harris, Judy Harris Pat Huuch. Deb Hughes I.inda Ivey. Joan Jcpson. Heidi Keith. Heidi Kessner, Denise Klacik. Marcia Komisar. Diane Lachina, Kathy Lada. Cindy Lassi. Lisa Martha Lcaman. Lisa Lesker. Susan Lieb. Susan Lipko. Susan l.iss, Susan Lore. Susie Lucas, Sherri Ludwig. Sue Malick. Jill Marcus Denise Marietti. John Mattickx. Karen Mcrcncr. Miriam Mevserty. Anne Metzger. Touri McCormick. Lorraine Morse. Karev Moyle. G. Scott Norton. Melinda Ours. Joyce Owens. Michelle Palmer. Valerie Parker. Melinda Paszak. Susan Phillips Anne Pirolli. Gary Popick, Cathy Prod hoc. Ken Ratkin, Kathleen Raynak. Anne Rees, Pam Ricci. Vicki Rixsmillcr, Jane Robinson, Sue Roman. Sue Schmidt. Mark Schtyver. Terri Schweitzer. Christine Sckcly. Ron Seyko, Dana Shade. Peggy Sheehan. Linda Slaby. Anne Smiley. Kim Smiltz. Chris Smith. Becky Southward. Tom Spallcnc. Lccsi Steele, Roberta Stein. Scott Umstcad. Judy Varshinc. Martha Vassamillct. Chris Visperas Loretta Volpe. Karen Weber. Alexis Winston. Robin Winston. Bernadette Wisnievki, Laura Wistozkey. John Worobey. Michelle Yablin. Joan Zeidman. Karate Club The Penn State Karate Club is an organi- zation consisting of student officers and both student and nonstudent members age 12 and up. The club’s activities include the practice of self defense through a rigorous physical and mental discipline program. Karate demonstrations are presented each term in which members show the pub- lic their proficiency in unarmed combat and self defense. The club also does small dem- onstrations for grade schools and high schools. Several times a year, members represent the club in karate tournaments for various karate styles. Fund-raising activities arc held to pay for club equipment and facil- ities. During the summer of 78. Karate Club sponsored Kichiro Shimabuka from Okinawa, who spent a week leaching Is- shinryu Karate. Rick Alcssi. David Anderson, George Armstrong. Greg Ranchman, Peter Bishop, Dennis Charricrc. Anthony Cimino, Pat Conley, Scott Dclbridgc. Joan Denny. Charles Divcty, Stuart Dorow. Tim Edmond. Tom Farr. Tim Feist, Mike Rot, Gait Francis. Darryl Francois. Barbara Fox. David Furst. Angel Gauthier. Robert Govicr. Tom Crncik. John Green. David Greene, Kathy Haas, Ray Harrison. Linda Hart. Jeff Hartman. Ken Hemphill, Brian Holahan. Rich Houck. Robert Jackie- Jill Jacoby. Glenn Johnson, Boris Karaman. Dave Kendall, Nanette Kinney. David Klingcnsmith. Mike Kolba. JcIT Kostic. Moji Kouhcstani. Ken Lees, Walt McCord. Charles Millman, Dennis Nau. Robert Nyahay, Chico Olivo. Tom Pauly, Jim Pile. Xavier Pombar. Amy Ramscr, Betsy Reese. Mark Robinson. Mark Schowcr, Greg Scnko. Richard Smith. Ron Smith. Barry Stamm. Ruth Stoolman, Dane Sutton. Mike Titus. Bruce Triplett. Paul Vavra. Mike Vilardo. Erald War 1 us, Sig Williams, 256 Karate Club Kung Fu Club 257 .Kung Fu Club. The PSU Kung Fu Club is a recrea- tional organization which directs itself to teaching the Chinese Martial Arts through athletic meetings held three times per week. Connected with the Wu Shu In- stitute in Boston, the PSU club is the only Chinese style martial arts club in the area. Various demonstrations and performances for town and campus related events are among the unique services the club provides. In addition, the Kung Fu Club has specialized teams which compete in various tour- naments. Since the club meets regularly, there is an excellent opportunity for personalized instruction and special coaching. Rob Chieriti, Nick Graccnin, Chima Ihcjirika. Vince Kam. Paul Lev)'. Mark Pcxognclli. Bryan Sturgeon. Pete White. Prcd Zcth. Rip Zinvmci tcr. Lambda Alpha Epsilon Diane Coionna, Adde Dumm. Kim Eagaon. Mark Garvey. Andrea Gonger. Virginia Hart, Virginia Hcr p«rbcrg. Ruv Hixon, Dan John. Karen Karpa. Murcie Kaufman. Nancy Kordon. l onna Kodcsky. Patricia Kowal. Kay Krauv. Mary Ann Kraus. Elizabeth LuCrovv. Susan Lamberson. Stephen Mackic. Kevin McClincy. Bruce Neumann. Jordun Pccile. Mary grace Phillips. Frederic Piry. Steve Rafetto. Roger Roth. Thctnlorc Roth. Edwin Rutherford. Ruth Siegfried. Audrey Slepccki. Glen Watkins. Mark Williams. Catherine Wright. Edwin Donovan. Professor of EEC (Advisor). f Lambda Alpha Epsilon is an association devoted to furthering professionalism in ail areas of criminal justice. It strives to encourage greater cooperation among criminal justice agencies and to promote greater understanding between the community and the profession. Its membership fosters more responsive training and education to fulfill the needs of the profession through sponsorships of seminars, technical materials, and personal contacts. The association serves as a national voice on key issues of the profes- sion. Membership is composed of persons who are for- mally committed to the field of criminal justice either through their education or their employment. Chapters are organized as professional, collegiate, or a com- bination of both, depending on eligible members in the community. Memberships arc drawn from the total criminal justice spectrum-law enforcement, prosecu- tion dcfensc. courts and corrections. The Penn State (Phi Rho) Chapter consists of 42 Law Enforcement and Corrections students. 258 Lambda Alpha Epsilon Larch Student Society The Landscape Architecture Stu- dent Society sponsored two fund- raisers during the fall—an outdoor plant sale and a pumpkin and cider sale on the Mall, and also organ- ized a spring banquet honoring all graduating landscape architecture students. The society, with 117 members, sponsors lectures during the year, sends a group of Larch students to a national convention, and provides a co-op service that sells drafting materials and prints to society members at a discount. During the spring, the society also sponsors an Alumni Invasion” or homecoming for all “Larch” gradu- ates. Tom Alloy. Cheryl Auchcnbach. Karen Anderson. Lee Buranak. Fran Beatty. Dolores Bcrard. Suzanne Brask. Patti Brown. Dan Burke. Karen Bu.vbaum. Claudia Carlucci. Annette Cassell. Wall Chamberlain. Ed Collier. Kevin Coullon. Dan Dahlkcmpcr. Linda Dalmas. Al Dcmcrkh. Louis Dibcllo. Enin Digian. Mike Fisher, Carol Fleming. Jim Fortinsky. Kcllc Foster. Bart Fried. J. Giannonc. Bob Grosof. Kelly Harris. Joanne Hartman. Jeff Hcin .e. Mark Heller. Chris Hermann. Stacy Hesse. Sue Holland. Deb Homan. Don Hoover, Sharon Holier. Gary llucgal. Robert Iriek. Linda Kaiser. Kim Kauffman. Chris Kenny. Patty Kimball. Dick Kimmcl. Jeff Knopp. Bob Ljmbc, Kathy Landis. Lisa Lanois. Mike Lofumo, John Lopez. John Lupo. Greer Mancval. Cynthia Martin. Peggy Martin. Karen McGonnell. Janet McPhason. Karen McKenzie, Susan Meyer. Steve Michael. Scott Mickcison. Dun Millington. Bill Morgan. Perry Morgan. Sue Morgan. Nina Ncilhammcr, Carolyn Orbcn. Bruce Ott. Lynne Paul. Steve Plano. Randy Richter. Jill Rohrbaugh. Gary Rubino. Sue Saulsbury. Kim Sheets. George Skowski. Sue Sic, Mark Smith, Karl Stcinmctz, Paul Stochr. Donna Sylvanovich. Bill Tamburro. John Tate. Elizabeth Testier, John Thomas. Nick Truhan. Carol Waite, Al Walters. Brian WaltcsdorlT. Bob Wcidknccht, John Werlcy, Maureen Wheatley. Jeff Wiser. Andrew Wilkin. Scott Wolford. Randy Wright. Paula Zabkar. Elaine Zeidcrs. Kevin Zcnk. Nancy Cunning. Curtis Calloway. Dave Gordon. Maureen Kane. Corine Korywchak. Mary Murphy. Bcrnic Makes. Dave Nauglc. Gene Biblack. Juninc Roll. Bill Rose. Ann Varley. Cindy Wcimcr. The PSUSSSW is a stu- dent organization which provides pre-professional counseling for students in- terested in the social work field. The Penn State Univer- sity Society of Student So- cial Workers provides many opportunities for its members. The club is well known for its service activi- ties in the community. The students of social welfare arc instrumental in dis- tributing public welfare in- formation to the commu- nity. The club co-sponsored a toy fund drive to benefit mentally retarded children. PSUSSSW Larch Student Socictv PSUSSSW 259 .Lion’s Guard. Lion's Guard is an all-university drill company which sponsors both a men’s and a women’s drill team. Well known along the Last Coast for their precision moves, the basic drill team and the trick drill team of Penn State both perform a variety of difficult routines using quality Springfield rifles. The purpose of the Lion’s Guard is to maintain a highly efficient drill company while fostering a spirit of friendship and cooperation among the members. Their goal is to develop several precision teams capable of competing in a number of intercollegiate meets. Peggy Batcv. Brent Brccdon. Maryannc Brcnnon. David Doyle. Sonya Dudley. Lori Gardner. Pat Guenther, Karla Hummel. Gcrri Johnson, Trudi Kclchncr. Ted Kopce. Shirley Miller. Mark Mocser, Mary Nelson, Philip Paladino. Julie Plummer. Pat Ragan. Andi Russo. Margaret Simon. Janet Smith. Linda Smith. Pamela Swcgcr. Edward Winkofski. 260 Lion's Guard The National Student Speech and Hearing Association is the official stu- dent organization interested in speech, language, hearing processes and dis- orders. The organization was an outgrowth of student desires for closer affiliation with professionals in the field of normal and disordered communication behavior. Ac- tivities include guest speakers and a trip to the Speech and Hearing Association Convention. Mar) Atkins. Dcbi Bogus. Barbara Breen. Colleen Bicnncmun. Be� )' Bunnell. Renee Burchcll, Jan Calhoun, l cbbie Cassidy. Kelly Chcvaux, Pat Coitcrcll. Maureen Crouse. Mary DuITv. Ellen Ebcrhardt, Nancy Ellison. Judy Pincstone. Matt Frantz. Karen Gravlin. Connie Hall. Denise Hall. Peggy Halt. Judy Johnson. Linda Kalingcr, Carol Kaminski. Lisa Karr. Mary Kcllaghcr. Patty Kcllchcr. Patty Kerns. Natalie K inner. Pat Kuchtnc. Donna Kundrat. Laurie Link. Linda Long. Ellen Marking. Jody Mallows. Sandy Merritt. Jane Middleton. Carol Norton. Judy Over, Michael Pachuilo, Jane Schofield, Jim Shafer. Debbie Slavik. Brenda Snyder. Bonnie Stcvcnton. Jeanne Taglieri, Claudia Towncnd. Jean Trayaskis. Nancy Utz. I onna Weaver, Jeanne Weiss, Deborah Wickcrsham. Dianne Winters. Marinu Zcceardi. Gayle Zimmerman. The Nittany Divers was formed with the major purpose of providing a common meeting place for certified scuba divers and individuals interested in diving at the University. The club has sponsored activities ranging from underwater Olympics to racing an ice floe to playing Monopoly under- water for 510 hours. Ralph Barbaro. David Barth, John Banges. Michael Bcrwager. Nanna Bolling. Miles Bolton. Jay Burgess, C'raig Camp. Kent Carlson. Roger Christy, David Crownover. Jeanne Connelly. Scott Daelhousen, Kcvan Dcardorfr. Rudy Dclgavio. Daryl Dierwcchtcr. Gary Duff, Scott Earhart. David [idling. Joseph Evans, Jeff Ecdorchak. Rod Felly, Joan Fisher. David Fishlock. Rick FlcboUc, Ric Foust. Jin� Foster. Mick Gearhart, Diane Giomo. Tim Giick. Richard Goldberg, Ron Good. Keith Graver. Bill Henning. Howard Henning. Brooke Hoffman, Jutta Hoover. Ted Holland. Bill Hughes. Don lannucci. Chris Ivla. Phil Keller. Don Kennel. Dave Kolcsar. Debbie Kuprcvich. Steve Land. Holly Landes. AI Lingis. Mickey Littcll. Mark Lynch. Marty Mader. Mike Marshall. Jim Mawing. Patti McGregor. Sandra McLaughlin. Mark Michclotti. Nick Mislevy, Jose Morales. Chris Morlock. Connie Murray. Arne Ostroff. Norm Parko. Jeff Peters Robin Pritz. Dave Putman. Tomm Rcidingcr. Steve Rice. Gall Roakc. Jim Robison. Bob Roman. Dennis Sealisc. Katie Scalise. Bob Schnarrs. Mike ScotL Rich Scott. Gary Scullin. Mike Scno. Willard. ShifTcr. Scott Simpson. Lou Singer. Dana Smith. Bob Snook. Ellsworth Spencer. Wayne Squires. Bob Steinberg. Sandy Strcm. Luis Summers. Scott Swain. Dave Thompson. Christiana Tornstrom. Kevin Uhrich. George Vadcs. Richard Ward. Rich Wigren. John Wiles. Steve Wilson. Barry Yacabucci. Paul Zankowski. David Zug. Nittany Divers Founded in 1914 ai Wash- ington and Lee University. Omicron Delta Kappa was the first collegiate honor society of national scope to recognize student lead- ership and achievement. ODK” rec- ognizes and encourages achievement in scholarship, athletics, student gov- ernment. mass media and creative and performing arts. ‘•ODK” strives to bring together students who best rep- resent all aspects of college life. Gram Ackerman, James Adiscy. Mark Bell. Roberta Blau, Richard Bond. Anno Dicvlcr. Robert Ernst, Michael Fisher, Don Friedman, Barbara Hess. Stacy Hesse. Douglas King. Paul KiprolT. Rose Marie Kouri, Harry Lcidcr. Mike Men trek. Melinda Millard. Linda Ncaman. Charles Petredis. Lee Plasser. Laura Rowadcr. Paul Simon. Lori Smith, Judith Stimson. Barbara Wanamakcr. Kurt Wcisscnd. Omicron Delta Kappa 263 The Organization of Town Independent Students (OTIS) is a service organization that provides students with information about housing, investigates tenant complaints, and provides legal assistance. OTIS assists students in finding housing in State College, and mediates disputes between tenants and landlords. OTIS members arc constantly involved in legal research to keep up with current housing laws, and frequently lobby for pro-tenant legislation. Through these activities OTIS tries to fulfill their goal of serving off-campus students. Jeremy Abrams. Diana Allomare. Rhonda Brill. Kira Bowen. Mymu Cohen. Dave Eivmont. Deb Gnlluz i. Maggie Gcmmell. Kathy Gcmmcll, Rosalie Gcndimenico. Robert Guthrie. Steve Hearn� . Sue Kinurd. In.i Kligcr, Michael S. Lccpcr. Rachclle Levinson, Ray Mnchak. Tony Mchalic, Glenn Meyer. Susan Miller. William Nothcy. Steven Passen. Michael Scanlon. Howard Sicgal. Stephanie Spillcr. Jan Steco. Karen Zinni. Carol Zuckcr. t 264 OTIS Parmi Nous Parmi Nous is the oldest established honor so- ciety at Penn State. It is dedicated to preserving a code of honor, maintaining Penn State traditions and promoting Penn State spriit. Its activities include sponsoring guest speakers of interest to group members, and social events with rival group Skull and Bones. They also participated in the phonc-a-thon. Jim Adisey, Joanne Beck. Joan Bcnso. Robert Burns. Gerard Coleman. Mike Conti. Bob Desiderio. Mike Fisher, Scott Fit kcc. Don Friedman. Chuck Fusina. Debra Galluzzi. Stacy Hesse. Maureen Kclleher, Rose Kouri, Michael Lccpcr. Kathy LufTy. Mindy Millard, Charlene More� . Tony Muffolctto. Marina Murphy. Joe Navin. Linda Neaman. Maggie Nellis. Margaret Organ. Patty Rhulc, Mark Robbins. Laura Rowadcr. Bob Salmon. Jay Schultz, Greg Spangler. Paul Suhey, Marc Summers. Victor Trivino. Dan Turkall, Tom Twardzik. Beth Ann Twm. B.J. Wanamaker. Garry Welker. Diane Warden Rich in tradition, the Penn State Glee Club is one of the oldest student organizations on campus. This year was highlighted by the celebration of the club’s 90th anniversary and re-dedication of Schwab Auditorium. The club has performed throughout the Commonwealth and has been asked to represent the Univer- sity on many occasions. Robin Abel. Bill Adams, Lam Bat;. Brian Bcamontc, Tom Becker. Jim Becker, Jim Bcrhciscl. Bill Bcsecker, Mark Bollinger. Dane Borch. Chuck Bowers. Kevin Brcslin, Gcoffry Brink. Tim Bryan. Mark Carbcnu. Tim Carcui, Winthrop Coshdollar. Par Chcnct. Salvatore Ciraula. Bob Colmcry, Bob Davidson. Spurgeon Davis, Gregg Dottcr. Dave Dougherty. Mark Eakman. Chris Eaton. Daniel Faux, Bill Feldman. Mark Galley. Marc Cornerman. Rick Gibbons. Brad Guest. Rich Hampton. Mark Heckcl. Dean Hclblcy. David Hocgbctg. Mark Hollen, Chip Kacsur. Fred Keitcr. Steve Kenney. Fred Krebs. Bcrnic Labriskcs. Allen Loser. Leonard Love. Guy McWrcath, Dave Matthews. Ken Planner. Eric Priest. Frcv Pyc, Randall Quinn. Anthony Reid. Mike Rcntzcl. Jeff Ro wadowski. Paula Sak.se. Jim Schaeffer. Scott Smith. Vince Sortition. Mark Srock, Bill Stet . Mike Stewart. Scott Swartzcll, Tom Symczak. Jon Tcmplcn. Maty Thomas, Dave Voyack. Steve Weiss, Dan Welker. Joel Wilkinson. Reg Wilson. Dave Yingling. Greg Zeckman. Jay Zimmerman. 266 Penn State Glee Club Penn State Outing Club 267 Penn State Outing Club The Penn State Outing Club is a recreational club designed to promote an appreciation of the outdoors and the need for conservation in our world. Open to all interested students and faculty. PSOC maintains six divisions: ski. canoe, hiking, equestrian, moun- taineering and sailing. Each division has separate events as well as partici- pation in events designed for the club as a whole. The 110 members of the club can be in as many divisions as they wish, and can find activities for anyone, from beginner to expert. Cindy Chesworth. Dave Dangle. Mona Dclarco. Mary Ann Dcno. Kim Doughty, Debbie Doyle, Dawn Gidncr, Chiko Haramaki, Keith Hcascly, Don Jarrell. Bill Krone, Andrea Mclmcd. Tom Merritt. Jim Metcalf. Cindy Mucnchow, Rosemary Ogorchock. Sue Paluh. Carol Park. Dave Pfund, John Pritz, Dave Raphael, Doug Rapp. Brian Rems, Wendy Rome, Bill Shirey. Dan Shultz, Leon Sibul. Tom Smyth, Sharon Stanaway. Jane Sullivan, John Sweet. Susan Tamowski. Brian Wakcman. Jeff Yost. Many Zuckcr. Penn State VICA Penn Stale Vocational Industrial Club of America. Beta Chapter, is a member of the National Collegiate Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. It is a professional club that is designed to serve the students and faculty of the Vocational Industrial Education Department here at Penn State. By serving the professional, leadership, social, and educational needs of its members, the club hopes to prepare better teacher advisors to secondary school youth organizations such as VICA. Students working at all levels of Vocational Education arc working towards fulfilling the new national club theine-Vocational Education ... America's Ne� ' Professionals. Brian Dell. Mary De Prospero. Laura Frye. Frank Grcvcro. Wayne Haines, William Hendrickson. Russell Houscknccht, Peggy Keener. Daniel Klees, Terri Land� - Karen Long. Julie Masorti. Suvan Reid. Gene Stover. Debbie Thomas. Harold Wickham. Dr. Robert Andreyka. Dr. Seymour Brunier, Dr. Wayne Dctwilcr. Mf Gerald Funk. Mr Harry Kraft. Dr. Thomas Long. Dr. L. Allen Phelps. Ms. Beverly Richards. Mr. John Vincent, Dr. Frederick G. Welch. Dr. Jerry Wirccnski. Mf- Edward Whvtc. 268 Penn State VICA Phi Chi Theta, a national professional fraternity, pro- motes women in business and economics. It encour- ages fraternity and cooper- ation and stimulates sac- rifice and devotion to the organization. Activities in- clude speakers, an honor- ary membership banquet, and spring initiation. The sisters do their best to live up to their motto, “May the candle of knowledge guide our ship to achieve- ment. Nancy Baity, Karen Boilc . Sara Campbell. Jodie Caplun. Denise Chnrlesworth. Pans Cole. Joyce Copcnhavcr. Terry Dolinar. Peggy Donnelly. Darlene Fasenmyer. Lisa Fastow, Mary Lu Hcrkin. Anita Hoffman. Judy Homitt. Julie Kaiser. Dianne Kranu, Patricia l.indinger. Jayne I.ipkin. Linda Millin. M. Catherine Pcdalino. Leigh Plemchok. Debra Runklc. Carol Saulsburv, Sherrie Schulu. Paula Sevcc. Morey Sills. Lisa Stafford. Bcih Thomas. Nancy Vouch. Sharcc Wallace. nc Student Dietetic Association, established at Penn State in 1974. provides dietetic internships and trainee materials for nutrition •najors and. in addition to providing career information for students, sponsors many programs that serve to keep the community informed about nutrition. The group's yearly social events include a faculty studcnt dinner, National Nutrition Week, during whieh students from Commonwealth campuses and other colleges come to University Park for lours and demonstrations, and v trious guest speakers on nutrition. The Student Dietetic Association publishes two newsletters each year and sponsors a nutrition °rkshop for majors each term. The group consists of 110 members, and they are presently in the process of expanding the organization at the state and national levels. 4tkie Bruno, president: Monica Kenny, vice president; Cathy Carter, secretary: Nancy Ludwig, treasurer. Student Dietetics Phi Chi Thcta Studcnt Dietetics 269 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a professional fraternity for those in music. Its purpose is to encourage and promote high stand- ards of creativity, performance, educa- tion and research in music in America. The Alpha Zeta Chapter helps to accom- plish these goals by performing services for the University, such as sponsoring receptions for visiting performers, and by featuring musical ensembles within the fraternity, such as the Dance. Dixieland and German Bands. Mark Alessandro. Mark Allen. John Andes. Marlin Barhaio, John Barren, Michael Barufti. Jonathan Bencsch. Edward BcngMon, Charles Bowers. John Collins. James Czyz. Kenneth Decker. Glenn DofTcrcr, Richard Hampton. Murk Harrington. Douglas Hayes. Harold Hayford. Mark Heck cl. William Holloway, Dale Lehman. Nicholas Lindhere. Michael Locwcn, Philip Loewen. Ronnie Louder. Kevin McGrath. Jeffrey Miller. William Morrill, John Mueller. Joel Noglc. Jeffrey Pcrini. Frederick Pvc. Allen Ross. Stephan Rowan. Michael Ryan. Bruce Schaeffer, Greg Spangler. Scott Stcinhaucr. Marc Summer . Paul Wcagraff. James Whipkcy. Kevin Wilhelm. Michael Winslow. Howard Yocum. Greg Zimmerman, Jay Zinglcy. The Recreation and Parks Society is a student organiza- tion which promotes professionalism, and attempts to create an awareness of Recreation and Parks as a human service through public relations. The Society sponsors many programs of special interest to Recreation and Parks majors, concerning career development and op- tions. Annually, programs range from a Professional Ca- reer Conference to an interview and resunni writing workshop. Frequently, presentations are made by college personnel to familiarize Recreation and Parks majors with their field of study. This year, the society sponsored a Cider Fcst, an ice skating party at Stone Valley and a Folk and Square dancing program. Other events for the year included the Annual Spring Awards Banquet and the National Recreation and Parks Convention in Miami. Celia Adman, Sherry Bovdcr, Tara Dciu. JoAnn Doran. Joan Fratley. Tarncc Guy lor, Karen Hagbcrg. Karen Hand. Barb Jclsma. Mary Makdod. Michelle Rowe. Scot Rudolph. Recreation and Parks Society 271 Skating Club The Penn State Student Skating Club is designed to leach the art of figure skating to all those inter- ested. Members range from begin- ners to national competitors, many of whom have passed tests in free style, dance, and figures, given by the U.S. Figure Skating Associ- ation. One of their many activities each year is an ice show presented at the end of each season. Due to the conversion of the Ice Pavilion to the Field House, the club skated outdoors on the temporary ice rink. John Sowers, president; Nancy Allen, vice president; Elmer Godcny. treasurer; Glenn Smith, secretary; Kurt Oppelt. advisor. 272 Skating Club Under the leadership of President Dave Haberle and Vice President Tony Gortcsc. Undergraduate Student Government during 1978-79 strove to provide services and represent the stu- dents of Penn State. The hulk of USG's services arc provided through the numerous executive departments, such as Legal Affairs. Political Affairs. Minority Affairs. Commonwealth Campuses. Women's Services, and State and Federal Government Lia- sons. The Senate and Academic As- sembly comprise the legislative branch of USG. and the Supreme Court makes up the judicial branch. Clockwise, from upper left: Academic Assembly; Yolanda Adonolfi, Randy Albright. Joe Campisi. Lee Carpenter. Bob Clark. Terri Dorxh. Paul Eberts. S.G. Emcich. Mike Fisher. Carol Gifford. Sue Hawkins. Margaret LcCrone. Andy Union, Greg t.onc, Jeanne Maher. Panic Robinson. Su Ruglousky. Michele Smith. Ted Szklcnsky. Sue Vlaun. B.J. Wanamaker. Garry Welker, Beth Wellman. Cindy Wilhelm. Executive Officers; President Dave Haberle. Vice President Tony Cortcse. Department Directors; Joy Guyton. Rose Kouri. Fran l.unni, Aschcr Levy, Mindy Morrison. Manna Murphy. Mike Naughton. Bridget Nawrocki. Linda Ncaman. Molls Ness. Abbic Phillips. Mark Robbins. Senate; Mike Baker. Mark Berg. Brian Brubaker, Takcrsha Dockery. Tom Fccny. Jimmy Freedman. Nina Gacrtncr. Andy Gcllcr. Ron Goodman. Mary Kusko. Sam Levy, Al McKenna. Jim Neely. Molly New. Jim Paulock. Jim Pfcille. Dave Pritchard. Cheryl Sampcdro, Vicki Sartdoc. Mitchell Shahcn. Doug Shearer. Bob Steinberg. Jeff Wagner, Janet Winfield. Dave Winkler. Undergraduate Student Government 273 Seniorsseniorsseniorsseniorsseniorsseniorssenior 274 Senior Seniors ttiorsseniorsseniorsseniorsseniorsseniorsseniorssenior Senior� 275 John W. Oswald President of the University 276 The top two administrative positions at Penn State are those of President and Provost, held by Dr. John W. Oswald and Dr. Edward D. Eddy, respectively. The President, as chief executive officer of the University, is respon- sible to the Board of Trustees and must ad- minister all policies of the Board. The Presi- dent also administers all policies established by himself and by the faculty, and has final authority to establish policy concerning “edu- cational policy and planning, student affairs, the instructional program, courses and curricu- lum. personnel, admissions, graduation re- quirements. scholarships and honors, calendar requirements, business, research and finance. These policies arc subject to the revisions and orders of the Board. The President is assisted in the policy-making bv his administrative aides and faculty. The Provost of the University serves as the Chief Academic Officer. All deans and other key academic officers report to the Provost. He also serves as the top associate with the Presi- dent and Board of Trustees on matters rele- vant to the governance of the University. The Provost is also expected to “provide leadership in formulating a wide range of educational policies.” For a short time during the 1978-1979 school year, Provost Eddy was called on to take over the responsibilities of the President. From September to mid-November 1978. Dr. Eddy was Acting President of the University in place of Dr. Oswald who was recovering from eve surgery. By the time students re- turned to the University for winter term classes. Dr. Oswald was back in Old Main and Dr. Eddy had resumed his responsibilities as Provost. Edward D. Eddy University Provost 277 Agriculture Dear Graduating Seniors: At this time I am sure that each of you is running a complete gamut of mixed emotions—a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment that you made it through four hard and competitive college ycars-of reflections upon the good events that happened during your study, and perhaps on some events that weren't so good-a period of self-assessment and evaluation of the future and. perhaps already showing up a little, a feeling of nostalgia as you take leave of Penn Slate. {■motions or not, you can he assured of one thing. As a graduate of the College of Agriculture, the citizens of this country will look to you for leadership in seeing to it that we continue to have an abundant supply of food and forest products: that we husband our land, water, forests, and wildlife in such a way that this abundance is assured for generations to come. The task won't be easy, but I have the confidence that you will do it. You must, for all of us. We wish for you a successful future. When you have the opportunity, stop in to visit with your advisor, your Ag teachers, and with me. Sincerely. J. M. Beattie, Dean l CJn J.M. Beattie 278 Agriculture Cows graze in the shadow of Beaver Stadium Milking stalls Agriculture 279 Hon Show sales While many people may realize Penn State University started out as an agricultural school, less known is the fact that PSU’s College of Agriculture is currently ranked among the nation's top five agricultural colleges. Jeff Myers, this year's student council president, says the council works hard to unite the different departments in the College. The student council members are elected representatives from each of the department clubs, among them the Hort Club. Future Farmers of America. Block Bridle, the Forestry Society. Food and Science Club, and the Environmental Resource Management Club. This year's council sponsored a benefit book drive for the Philli- pines. in which students and bookstores were asked to donate biology and agriculture books printed within the past five years. These were then collected and shipped to the Phillipines for use there. A building drive was conducted by the Alumni Association to raise funds for building a museum to house antique farm machinery donated to the University over the years. The museum will be built in Rock Springs where the University's experimental farms are located. Farm Day was held this fall in response to the orientation theme “Penn State Changing Over the Years. The HUB lawn was a stage for exhibitions of sheep, calves, deer. cows, horses, and pieces of farm machinery. Different events included a milk chugging contest, a wood shop demonstration, square dancing, hay baling and a cow milking contest. The Dairy Expo, sponsored by the Department of Dairy Science, included several of the already mentioned events, and also a celebrity milking contest. The Hort Show, long a Penn State favorite, was sponsored by the Hort Club as their fund raising project. The council also sponsors its own programs such as the Ag Hill Festival, the College of Agriculture Coffee Houses, and the Inter- national Agricultural Students Association of the American regional conference in the Spring of 79. Through the help of council advisors Dr. Grant Shcnitt and Dr. Erskinc Chash. the Associate Dean Jerome Pasto, student council works for the betterment of all those associated with the College of Agriculture. Formidable fences at a PSU barn (SOI 280 Agriculture Sentinel mIos Ag Student Council Bco kept by the Entomology Department Agriculture 281 Catherine Adam� . Upper Si Clair. I'D SC. Kappa Phi-Sec. Ptu Kappa Phi. Ag Std Cncl. Fd Sc Club. Pre• I cl Club Daniel Adams. Chic ora. Ag BM. Ag Ec Club Kenton R Adaim. Warrington. Ag BM. PSOC. IM's Joan Allen. Union City. Ag BM. Ag Ec Club Anita Ankncy. Sew Brighton. FD SC. IFT. Sc Club-Sec Keith Atherhol. Media, F P. For Soc. Research Soc. Woodsman Team John Augustino. Bethlehem. E R M. Keystone Soc. Epsilon Delta Tau. Bball. Cross Country. AOC Lisa Awkcrman. Manhcim. Hon. CCC. BlockABridle John Badclman. Philo. On Ag. Hart Club Janet Bailey, Wayne. On Ag Thomas Balmer. Boycrtown. FD SC. IFT. IM's Barbara Barnett. Shamokln. An Pr, Tau Phi Delta. Dairy Sri Club, BlockABridle. Meats Judging Team. Cmps -I-II Club, Ag Std Cncl Rep Val Bastinclli, Martins Creek. Ag BM. BlockABridle. Ag Ec Club. Dairy Sci Club Ted Bean. Franklin. I) Pr. Delta Theta Sigma Stephen Beard, York.. Ag BM. Ag Ec Club. IM's David Beck. Huntingdon Valley, Hurt. Overcomen Thomas Bcekcr, Stroudsburg. Agra, dee Club. Agro Club, Sue Louis W. Beer. Bethlehem. For Sc. Alpha Phi Omega. For Soc lUi abeth Berry. Milwaukee Wl, Agro, Triangle. Cross Country. Track A Field Stephen Bertsch. Wayne. For Sc. IM's. For Soc Ronald Bilotti. Philo. E R M. PSOC. IM's William Biniaw. York. Hon. Alpha Sigma Phi Michael Bittcnbendcr. Allentown. Hon. Ilort Club. IM's John Blake. I echburg. An Sc. Delta Theta Sigma. BlockABridle. Dairy Sc Club. IM's. I.tttle I Brenda Bli ard, Haiboro. Hon Miles Bolton, Lonsdale. E R M. Alpha ’ .eta. IM's, IFC. ERM Club. Ag Std Cncl Matthew Boyer. Sew Paris. Hurt Beth Brackbill, Lancaster. Hon. Hon Club Douglas Braham. Groce City. D Pr. Dairy Sc Club. BlockABrulle Club. Dairy Expo. Little I Stephen Brcslcr. Pa. Furnace. D Pr. Gymnastics. CCC Stephen Brcsnchun. Chicora, Ag BM Thomas Brislin. Mountain Top. E R M. Tau Epsilon Phi. IM's. Eco Action. Bio Club. ERM Club. PSOC Robert Brodbcck. New Oxford. Hon. lion Club Michelle Brooks. Clearfield. Ag Ed. Ilort Club, CCC Bonnie Brower. Pottstown. E R M. Delta Gamma Richard Brown. Brownsville. An Pr Rose Brown. North Versailles. Ae Rs. Ag Hill Action, Ag Ec Club Mary L. Burlisch. Allentown. Hurt. IM's. Ilort Club. Newman Anna Bums, State College, Hon. Pi Alpha Xt F.Ii abcth Byers, New Kensington, Ag BM, OTIS 2S2 Agriculture ego nf Agriculture College of Agriculture College of Agi Leslie Caldwell. King oj Prussia. An Pr. I.M's. Unit . Block Bridle. PSOC. OL James A. Calhoun, Upper Darby. Fd Sc Andrew Campbell. Staple den. Ag BM Nancy J. Campbell. Beaver Falls. D Pr. Dairy Sc Club Gary Camus. Pgh, E R M Carotin Carson. Pgh, (in Ag, Hon Club Kenneth Cebulak. Dunbar. Fd Sc. Bending Susan M. Chaves. Kingston MA, An Sc l-'redcrick ChelTy. Overland Parks KS. For Sc. Sigma Pi. Soccer. Tennis For Soe. SAF link Christiansen. Willow Grove. For Sc. Delta Tau Della. Xi Sigma Pi. Track. Cross Country. I.M's. For Soe Jjycrsitv ennsyiv University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Stale The F Sylvia Cieply. Pgh. Hon Dorothy Clark, Troy. Hon. Hort Club. Ski Club. I M's Michele Clark. Apollo. An Sc, Ag Club. Utile I. Choir. Pre-l et Club Thomas Cochran. Coatesvllle. (in Ag Richard Cole. Centre Hall. AT RS.Theta Chi Debra Collins. Mill Run. Hon. Hort dub Ronald Collins, East Earl. For. Tau Kappa Epsilon Alan Coppola. Fayetteville SY. F P Law rence Costa, X. Huntingdon. Hon, Keystone Soe. Hon Club Sue Allcnc Cowdright. Media. Hort Michael Crawford. Brookville, For Sr. I M’s. PSOC Charles Cruikshank. Reedsville. D Pr. Acacia. Dairy Sc Club Gerardo Cuevas. Caracas Venezuela. Gn Ag. Sigma Chi. lunin Am Club-Pres Detene Curry. Unadilla XY. E R M Karen Dalcv. Pgh, E R M. OU Sure Manual, I M's, PNRHA, Backgammon Club Barbara Davis. Mars. An Sc. ASAE. Bio Soe. Ufe Sc Interest House. Pre-Vet Club-Sec. Utile I Lori Davis. Reading. E R M Mary Deer. Gibsonia. Fd Sc. I M's. Fd Sc Club. Stage Hand Douglas Dclo icr. Altoona, E R M Gary DeNoblc. Philo, E R M. Alpha Gumma Rho Jeffrey Derr. Bethlehem, Hort. I M's Susan Delwiler. WrtghtsviHe. Hort Christopher P. Devlin, Phi la, F P. F P Research Soe Michjcl Diehl. Way man, E R M. Phi Kappa Psi. I M's Kenneth I.. Diet .. Coopersburg. Ag Mech, Alpha Gamma Rho. RA. USC Daniel Dillman. Pgh. Hon. Alpha Gamma Rho. Hon Club. Choir. Judo Club. Karate Club Suzanne Dobcl. Whitehall. Agro, IM's. SGA. Collegian. Agro Club Edward Dougherty. Phi la. An Pr, IM's. Soccer, Swimming Renee M. D re esc. MiJJUnburg, E R M. IM's. ERM Club. Block Bridle. Ufe Sc Interest House. Wildlife Soe. Mar Sc John Dud inskv. Tairobe. For Sc. For Soe. Vol For Fire Crew. IM’s Agriculture 283 •He Jeffrey Gctmann. Sinking Spring. Gn Ag. IM's Deborah Gervaiy, Mountain Top. FJ Sc. Fd Sc Club Thoma% Gildco. Hatfield. E R M. Alpha Chi Sigma. IM’s Dennis Gindcr. Manhetm. Ag Mcch, VBall Club. IM’s. Ag Meek Club Dianna Gochnng, Oakland SJ. Hon. La Vic-Sr. Editor, I M ’s. Hon Club-VP Leslie Gocringcr, Tunkharinock. D Pr. Delta Theta Sigma, Coaly Soc. Editor Dairyman. Dairy Sc Club. Dairy Cattle Judging Team Denise Goff, Johnstown. Fd Sc. IM’s. Ski Club. Fd Sc Club. I FT Arthur Gold. Phila. Fd Sc. Beta Sigma Beta. Sailing Club. Lacrosse Club Ana Gonzalez, Caracas Venezuela. Gn Ag. Latin Am Club-Sec Sandra Grace. New Castle. AE RS. Life Sc Interest House Lance Duffy. Cornwells Hgts, Pit Sc, Swimming Harold Dunn. Butler. An Sc. IM FFA. Dairy Sc Club. Block Bridle. Pre-Vet Janice Ebcrhatdt, Scranton. Hort Frederick R Eberlc. Onfield. E R M. ERM Club. PSOC Joyce Elmcicr, Pgh. Fd Sc. Fd Sc Club Jennie Erskinc, Tarentum. For Sc Margaret Estep. Murrvsrille. For Sc. For Soc. Wildlife Soc John Fair. Manns Choice. Ag Ed. FFA James Fakionc. Pgh. E R M John Ferguson. Lewimwn. Ag Ec. Folklore Soc. Ag Ec Club. Choir, Concert Band. Stage Band. Relig Aff Comm ;e of Agriculture College of Agriculture Andrea Fcrrar. Stale College, llort. Pi Alpha A'I. Phi Kappa Phi Carole M Fields. Lemon( Furnace. An Sc, Block Bridle. Pre- Vet Club. Fencing. Softball Scott Firczak. Elizabeth, An Sc. IM’s. AFROTC. Pre-Vet Club Bcmic Fisher, Bedford. Gn Ag. PSOC George L. Foley. Verona SJ. An Sc, Alpha .eta. Coaly Soc. Ag Sid Cncl-Pres. VP. Guldin Spk Com. Dairy Sc Club. Ol. Jack Fosbcnncr. Quakertown. Agro. IM's, OL Sc Std Cncl Kathleen Fox. Penllyn. An Sc, IM’s R. Evan Fox. Media. Ag Mech. Phi Kappa Sigma Donald Frccbum. Camp Hill, Hon Michael Freeman. Phila. E R M. PSOC Ruth Fries, Pgh. An Sc. Res Hall Cncl-Sec. Treat. Pre-Vet Club. Shall, IM’s Daniel Fritz. Muncy. For Sc, IM's. RA Kendall Gaines. Topeka KS, AE RS, Sigma Chi. Ag Ec Club. PSOC. OL Scott Gattv. Pgh. Hon. Hon Club Duane Gearhart, MeVeylown. Agro. IM's. Agro Club Cheryl Gchman. Harlevsrille, Hon. Hon Club. IM's. CCC. IVCF Susan Gchman. Orefteld. An Sc. Phi Kappa Phi. Block Bridle. Horse Judging Team Steven Gchman. Stevens. E R M. ERM Club. Blue Band. Wildlife Soc. PSOC Anne George. Carlisle. Gn Ag Jon Gerhart. Reinholds. E R M. IM's I 284 Agriculture Pennsylvania Stale University The Pennsylvania State Uni' Gordon Hoover. Gap, D Pr. A tpha ' .eta. Coaly Soc. ADS A-Prey Ag Sul Cncl Jon Horna. Stale College. Ag Ed. Alpha Tau Alpha. For Soc. FFA Mark Horwath. Bethlehem llort. IM's Robert Houk. Sew Castle. Agro. Agro Club. Wildlife Soc. IM's. ROTC Rangers Thomas J. Howal. Glen Mills. F P. PNRHA-Treas. For Prod Research Soc Karen Huber. Stroudsburg. llort. Hon Club Miriam Hublcr. Cressona. An Sc, Keystone. Chorale. Good Sews Singers. Drama Club. Pre-Vet Club. Skating Club. Collegian Margaret Hudak. Glen Mills. Gn Ag Curtis Hughes. Holbrook, Ag Ed Alpha Tau Alpha. FFA. Wrestling Donna Hughes. Gladwyne, An Sc. Block Bridle. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sc Club Agriculture 285 Diane Grattan. Johnstown, An Pr, Delta Delta Della. Theta Chi Nancy Green. Englewood SJ. Hort. Hon Club. Block’d Bridle John Greene. Erie, For Sc. For Soc. Karate Club David Gregg. Travis AFB CA. An Sc. Alpha .eta. Rugby Club Jane M. Gregory, l.ittt:. An Pr. Block A Bridle. Dairy Sc Club. Cmps 4-H. Ag Sid Cncl. Horse Judging Team. Meats Judging Team Pre-Vet Club. IM's Jeffrey Grodc, Erie. An Pr. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Phi Eta Sigma. IM’s Michael Groman. Philo, E R M. ERM Club-Treas. 1.4 RES UB Paul Hare. Allison Park. Agro Geol. PSOC Jeffrey Y- Harlow, Beaver. E R M, Sayres Dam Proj. Wildlife Soc. Mar Sc Soc Amv Hartman. Scranton. An Pr, Cross Country1. Block A Bridle. PSOC Poster Hartman. Pgh. Ag BM. Bball. IM's. Ag Ec Club, FFA James Hastings. Jr. Pgh. An Pr. Block Bridle. IM's Kim Hotdridgc. Port Matilda. E R M. ERM Club-VP. Mar Sc Soc James W. Hawkinson, State College. Fd Sc. I FT. Fd Sc Club Mark A. Hawley. Norristown. Hon. Gentle Thurs. Hon Club Mark Hay. Pocono Summit. E R M. IM’s. PSOC. ERM Club. Free U James Hazcn, Monaco. F P. F P Research Soc Alan Heim. York. An Sc John Hendrickson. Forty Fort. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi Carol Herrc. Wilkes-Barre. For Sc Karen Hcrtel. Pgh. Hort Tracey K. Higgins. Chadds Ford, An Pr. Block Bridle. Livestock Judging Team. Little Surannc Hignet. Gibsonia, An Sc Monica R. Hill. Union City. Hort. Hon Club. Thespians Jeffrey Hillcgass. Berlin. Ag Ed D Pr. Alpha T ai Alpha. College Repub David Hodge. West Chester. Ag Ec. Alpha .eta. Coaly Soc. Ag Sid Cncl. Ag Ec Club-Pres, Sec Carolyn Dianne Hoffman. Huntingdon. E R M Randolph Hoffman. York. For Sc. Brass Chorale. Wind Ensemble. Jazz Band Martha Hogc. Pgh, Hort. Hon Club. Alpha .eta Peter Hood. Pitman NJ. Hon. Alpha Gamma Rho, Pi Alpha Xi-VP. Ag Sid Cncl, Hon Club. 1978 Hort Club Mngr Edward Huston II. Ford City. Agro. Agro Club Man. Ann Imlcr. Duncannille. Hon. Ski Club. Hon Club Anthony lula. Lafayette HUH. Fd Sc Barbara Jackson. Huntingdon Valley. An Pr. Utile I. Block A Bridle. Pre-l'et Club Susan Jackson. Gibsoma. For Sc. I M's, For Soc. Ag Std Cncl David Javcox. Media. Ag BM. Alpha Chi Rho. Ag Be Club. Block A Bridle Gary Jcllick. Pgh. Agro. Colloquy. Camera Club David Johnson. Sew Caule. E R M Kathleen Johnson. H. Braddock. Hon. Pi Alpha Xi. Hart Club- Trea. Richard Johnson. Jr. West Mifflin. Hon. Hort Club Barbara Johnston. Pgh. E R M William Jordan. Springfield Hort Karen Kardon. Penn Valley. Ag Ed Hort, Gym Club. ARHS. EHRA. LSG-Sen Sec. House Sec Douglas Karpcr. Shippensburg. Agro Rosemary Kassalcn. Pgh. Hort. Hon Club-Trcas Brian Keck. Columbia. E R M. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Keystone Soc. I M's. PSOC Jenny Kcim. York. Hort. Hort Club William Kctpcr. Bethlehem. Hon. Hort Club. Centr Co Comp Club. PSOC Marvin Kcmmcrlc. Jim Thorpe. E R M David KichL State College. For Sc. For Soc-Pres. Ag Std Cncl. Fact Std Rel Comm. Bball David Klingcnsmith. Lower Burrell. Ag Mech. Delta Hieta Sigma. Ag Mech Club Bruce Knoebcl. Pgh. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. SA F. For Soc. For Fire Crew Ron Koehler. Pgh. For Sc. CCC. NSF. I M's Bruce Kocrbcr. Pgh. For Sc. Bahai Assoc. For Soc Pamela Kohler. Dubois. Ag Ed. FFA Michael Kozlowski. Taylor. Agro. Agro Club Erin Krcitz. Jersey Shore. Hon Betsy Kuhlman. Reading. Fd Sc. Unlv Choir, Fd Sc Club Kenneth Kuklewski, Turtle Creek. For Sc. For Pr Research, Soc Chrmn, Soc Am For. PSOC. For Soc. Sdt Fac Affairs Kcrriannc Kunklc. Slatington. An Pr. PSOC. Be Glad Then America tllcgc of Agriculture College of Agriculture College of i Cindy Kvcragas. Dunmore. An Pr. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Kappa Phi. Block A Bridle Christine Kypcr. Huntingdon. D Pr, Delta Theta Sigma. Coaly Soc. Dairy Sc Club. Cmps 4-H. Dairy Cattle Judging Team, Ag Std Cncl Greg Lachcnmavcr, CoHegeville. E R M. I M's. RA. Karate Club John UHoda. Stowe. Ag Ed. Fd Sc Club. FFA. I M's. Barbara Lang. State College. Hon. Hort Club. PSOC Thomas Lange. Ford City, An Pr, Block A Bridle James La Regina. Hazleton. E R M. I M’s. ERM Club. PSOC Karen Layland, Pgh. Hort. Hort Club. Ice Skating Club Chris Lcaubcr. Stroudsburg. For Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho. Alpha Phi Omega. Baseball. For Soc Karen Lcchncr. Pennsburg. Ag Ed. Alpha Gamma Rho. FFA. Hon Club 286 Agriculture Cynthia Lee--. Mercenburg. An Sc. IM's Rory Leigh tncr. Sarrcr, F P. F P Research Soe. IM's. Boxm Virginia Ley. Wexford. FdSc. IM's. Un Bd-VP. SGA, Fd Sc Club. Var Club. Dorm Cnei Thaddcus Ligcnra. Lansford. For Sc. For Soe. IAt‘s Douglas Linchaugh. York. Ag Ed. Hort Club. FFA. USGA. Blue Band Marc Liucll. Pgh. F. R A . Scuba Club Lauro Lodcr. Reading. An Pr, Little I. FFA. Block A Bridle Peter J. Long. Reading. Agro. Phi Kappa Psi. I M's. Agro Club Jeanne McCarthy, Aaronsburg. An Pr. Cmps 4-H. Dairy Sc Club. Ag Std Cncl. Block C Bridle Jeffrey McClellan. Julian. Agro. Agro Club : Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania Slat' Joan Kay McCreary. Schellsburg. Hon, I.M's Donald L McFarland. Sharon. For Sc. Block A Bridle. For Soc Michael McKee. Sew Kensington. E R M. I M's Joseph M. McMahon III. Drexcl Hill. E R M. ERM Club. Wildlife Soc. PSOC Michael McNamara. LeRayssille, F P. I M's. F P Research Soc Holly Maga. Nanticoke. An Sc. IM's. House-Prcs Soc Chrmn Carol Ann Mallcy. Dickson City. F. R M. ERM Club David P. Marchini. Holland. Ag Mech. Delta Theta Signta. Ag Mech Club. FFA Christine Maun. Milford. Hon. Pi Alpha Xi-Pres. IM's. Hon Club. Gentle Thun. ARHS. Free V Jeffrey Maynard. North East, For Sc. For Soc. Wildlife Soc Richard Melvin. West Piitstown. For Sc. For Soe Joy Mcngel. Tamaqua. E R M Phyllis Mcrkur. Philo. An Sc. Lion’s Guard Pre-Vet Club. Block A Bridle Michael G. Messina. Pottsville. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. SAF. Keystone Soc. For Soc Raymond Meyer. Jr. Wexford. A Anne Miciatavagc. Ashland Agro. Agro Club. Block A Bridle Mark Michclotti. Berwyn. An Sc. Phi Kappa Psi. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Rugby Club. Pre- Vet Club Karl Miller. St Marys. Ent Keith Miller. Folsom. Ag BM. IM's. Ag Ec Club Kathleen Mirsch. Philo. Fd Sc. House Pres. Fd Sc Club Patricia Missimer. Morton. An Pr. Dairy Sc Club. Equestrian Team. Dairy Expo Kathleen Monaco. Eaglet tile. Hort Cheryl Moran. CoraopoUs. An Pr. IM's. Meat Judging Team. Pre• Vet Club. Block A Bridle. Dairy Sc Club Susan Morcman. Pgh. Gn Ag Allison Morgan. A toco. Fd Sc David Morgan. Wilkes-Barre. Ag Ed. Alpha Sigma Phi. IM's. FFA David Gary Morris. Union City. Ag BM. Ag Ec Club. IM's. Table Tennis Club Paula Moltsman. Pgh. Hort, Delta Gamma, PSOC Boyd Moyer. Greensburg. Gn Ag. Tau Phi Delta John J. Mulholland. Tona vnda NY. Ag Mech. Beta Theta Pi. Tennis. IM's. Spring Arts Comm Agriculture 287 Pamela NeflT, York. Gn Ag Karen Nichols. Mechanicsburg, Hon. Hon Club. White Rand Randall Niedz. Ambler. Hon Susan NicholT. Lehighton, E R M. Choir. Chape Choir. Singer Phillip Norton. Marx, E R M, Collegian. La Vic. Eco- Action, Photo Club-Pres, IM't Judith Murta. Aldan. An Pr. BlockSBridle. Little I, IM't Frank Mycrshi. Edwardsville. E R M. IM's. ERM Club Gary Naperkoski. Altoona. E R M. ERM Club. Eco- Action. Wildlife Soc. Chest Club. Air Hockey Club. IM’t Donna Ncclv. Renfrew. An Pr, BlockSBridle. PSOC, I M's. Little I James M. Neely. Eon Washington, E R M. IM's. USG Sen Mary Novc. Tyrone. Cm Ag, EEA Rosemarv Oeorchock. Reynoldsrille. An Pr. BUrckSBndlc. PSOC-1 P. Dam Sc Club. EEA James Oliver. State College. .-I Mech. EHRA. IM’s Dale Olvcr. Honesdale, I) Pr. Alpha .eta-Sec, Coaly Soc. Ag Sid Cncl. Dairy Sc Club-Pres. VP, Dairy Cattle Judging Team Sharon OnolTrey. Greensburg, Hon. Alpha Ganuna Rho. Hon Shout. Ad Comm. Hon Club Janet Opalka. Ford City. Ed Sc. Ed Sc Club Doug OvcrdorfT. Williamsport, E R M. ERM Club Linda Paige. Glen Mills. An Sc Barbara Peak. Pgh, Ed Sc. Alpha Signui Alpha-Sec. Ed Sc Club Kim Pearson, Oil City. An Sc Jana Pcnatzcr. Summerhill. An Pr, Coaly Soc-Treat. Utile I, Blockd Bridle Treat, Dairy Sc Club. Ms A g Contest Steven Pfann. Fairfield CT. Hon. Hort Club. IM's. Squash Club Rosemarv Picardi. McKeesport. An Sc. Phi Kappa Phi. Pre-Vet Club. ARHS. Blocks Bridle. Wildlife Soc Peter Pidcoc, Norristown. E R M. Parnassus. Keystone Soc. Gym Club. WHCB Jay Plumlcy. Cowanesque. For Sc. IM's. For Soc Mark Popichak. Carnegie. For Sc Colleen Popovitch. Morann. An Pr. Utmb, BlockSBridle Mary Ann Predu. Monaco. A E RS William Prescott. Hummehtown. An Sc, Alpha Zeta. Coaly Soc. ScabbardS Blade. Ag Hill Feu Chrmn. Pre-Vet Club- Pres. Ag Sid Cncl Asmbly. AROTC, Dairy Sc Club Frncst l lc. Malvern. D Pr. A Ipha Zeta. Coaly Soc. Dairy Sc Club. Diarx Judging Team. Ag Std. Cncl. IM's. I EC. ADS A Richard Raid. Erie. IM's PSOC. Em Club Jim Ramagc. Murrysrille. Ent. Em Assoc Timothy Ramsay. Upper St Clair. An Bio Timothv Ratvaskv. New Castle. E R M. Phi Kappa Phi, ERM Club. Onemrg Club- VP Linda Reekie, luincaster, E R M. Eco-Action Corinnc D. Rcinigcr. Hatboro. Ag BM. Alpha Xi Delta. Hon Club. Marshall. Colloquy Brian Rems. Abington. For Sc. PSOC-Sec. Trcas Janct Rcmy. Gibsoniit Gn Ag Marcia Rey nolds. Kenned Square. Ed Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta- VP. Sigma Pi. Checrldr Vicky Rhoads. Shillington. Hon. Pi Alpha Xi 2SS Agriculture logo of Agriculture College of Agriculture College of Ag: Joseph Roger Rinc. Hcnryvillc, For Sc. Alpha Comma Rho. Arnold Air Soc. AFROTC, ISVs, Drama Prod Karen Roberts. King of Prussia. E R M. Biol. I M's. Soccer, VbaU Mngr. Wildlife Soc John K. Robinson. Duntnore. For Sc Gregors Robison. Charleroi. For Sc Steven Rosie. Coatesville. Agro Ronald Rohall. Monroeville. For Sc. Forestry Soc Gregory Roman, Hbg. Agro. Agro Club Gregory Roth. Coplay. Agro. Agro Club-Pres. Ag Sid Cncl Charles Roush. Du Bon. E R M. I M's. EMS Interest House. C Sc Club. ERM Club Daniel Albert Rozcll, Pgh. For Sc. Forestry Soc, IM’s, Forest Fire Crew Frederick Rudy. Sewickley, Hon, Ag Std Cncl Judith Rumisek. Pgh. An Sc. Delta Comma. PSOC. Wildlife Soc Patricia M. Salczzc, CermansviUe. An Pr, Block A Bridle UCC. PSOC Michael Scanlon. Pgh. An Sc. Alpha Zeta. Pre-Pet Club. Ag Std Cncl Glynnis Schaur. Mahanoy City. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sc Club Kirk Scballcr. Bolivar, Ag Mech, Ag Mech Club Nancy Schaum. Philo. An Sc. SCA Cindy Schirmcr. Montgomeryville. For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Forestry Soc Robin Schmidt. Ml. Bethel. An Pr, Soccer. Utile I. Block A Bridle Charlotte Schomburg. Baden. E R M David Schuler. Fleetwood, D Pr. Delta Theta Sigma. Dairy Sc Club. Dairy Judging. Block A Bridle. I M’s Gary Schuycr, Doylestown. Fd Sc Joe Scbzda. Boalsburg, Agro Li-sbcth Scchrist. York. Ag BM Vernon Scipt. Lonsdale. D Pr. Alpha ’ .eta. Coaly Soc. Dairy Sc Club. Dairy Judging-Chairrnan Veronica Sckcrak. Carry, Ag BM. Delta Theta Sigma. Coaly Soc. Block A Bridle. Dairy Sc Club. Ag Ec Club. Ag Std Cncl Gail Sclfridge. Reedsvtlle. AE RS. Delta Theta Sigma II. Ag Ec Club. Choir John Senglc. Jr. Cresco. E R M. Res Hall Cncl. IM's. Eco- Action, Road Rally, Drama Prod James Shadlc. Jr. Hegins. Ag Mech. Della Theta Sigma Ag Mech Club. IM's. Std Escort Jo-cl Shaffran. Elkins Park. D Pr. Dairy Sc Club. Dairy , —_ _ . ._______________________________________________________. .._____________________ _______________________________________________________________________ £ uv__l_hc_Pcmi 'lvania Slate University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania State Univc; Cecelia Shcaslcv. Ford City. Gn Xg. IM's. AFU. Hort Club. Block A Bridle Helen Sheldon. Thompson. An Sc, Alpha ' .eta. Phi Kappa Phi. IM’s. CCC, Livestock Jdg, Ms Ag. Dairy Princess. 4- II. Ag Std Cncl. Pre-Vet Club. Dairy Sc Club. Block A Bridle Gary Sheppard, Sharon. Ag Mech. Ag Mech Club J. Thomas Shrincr. Jr. Ixmcaster. For Sc. Forestry Soc E. Patricia Silsby. S'atrona Heights. An Pr. Alpha Chi Sigma IM's. Dairy Sc Club. Pre-Vet Club Daniel R. Silvcrburg. Philo. An Sc. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi. IM's. PSOC. Pre-Vet Club John Skundrich. Pgh. D Pr Harry J. Slagel II. McSherrvstown. E R M. ERM Club. Rec Park Soc. PSOC. IM's James Syndcr. Palnnra. For Sc. Forestry Soc Neil Snyder. Sharon. Pit Sc. Phi Sigma Soc. Block A Bridle Agriculture 289 W, Mfci Ncvin Sollcnbcrgcr. New Enterprise, An Sc, Wrestling, I Ms. f'SOC, Dairy Sc Club. Pre-Vet Club Sandra L. Speer. lumsdowne. Hon, llori Club. Hon Show, Choirs Joan Spcncc, Andalusia. An Sc Robert Stauffer. Paradise. D Sc Robert Steiner. Reading. F P. Forest Res Sac. Forestry Sac. I.M s Virginia Stokcv We mi own. Ag BM. Alpha Phi. Black A Bridle. Ag Ee Club Joshua Suoov, Pgh. Ag Ee, I M's Carol Standby. Red Bank XJ. An Sc, Alpha Iximbda Delta. Phi Signal, Et uc.urian Team. Dairy Sc Club. Pre- Vet Club. Block A Bridle Harold Swarr, Christiana. Ag Mech James Srumlanski. West Hazehon. E R M Diane Teel. Ackermanrille, An Si Brian Iccple. Hawley. E R M. Wildlife Soc. ERM Club. Parachute Club Patricia Tckavcc. West Newton, lion. Std Cor Assoc. Hon Club. FTD Club Jeffery Tobias. Woodland Hills CA. Agro, Sigma Alpha Epsilon William Tomayko, Johnstown, Agro Robert Tonkin. lame aster. E R M John Trax. Fmlcvrille, Hon Karen Tucillo. lainrencesille. E R M Pamela Tally. Media. An Pr. Block A Bridle. Dairy Sc Club. Eipiestrian Team Patricia l ust. Allentown. On Ag, Delta Chi. Alpha launbilu Delta. Sherry Uber, Pgh. E R M. Alpha Signta Phi Michael Ulisny, Phoenixsille. Ag BM, Veis Org. PSOC Parachute Club Jeffrey L'li io. Loner Burrell. F P. FPRS, I M's Harry Vandcrsccr. Feasterxille, For Sc. Xi Sigma Pi, Forestry Soc Richard Vrboncic. Pgh, For Sc Janice Waddell. Meadsilte, AE RS. Pin Mu. Ag Ec Club Jayne Wallowak. Wilkes Barre. Hon. Tennis. XHAS-Pres, Ag Std Cncl, llort Club Duane Walters. Denver, Qn l£. CCC Jame� D. Ward. Auihihon. Fd Sc. Water Polo Club. Fowl Sc Club James Wasielcwski. Erie. F P, Tau Phi Delta ;nculutrc College of Agriculture College of Agriculture I ollegt ) gncul turc lecc of Agriculture Judith Watcrcr. Radnor. An Sc. Alpha XI Delta. Theta Chi Daw n Watkins. Dlllsburg, E R M. Std Cor Cncl Branch i mps. ERM Club. PSOC Michael Weber. Teaneck XJ. An Sc. Pre-Vet Club. Photo Club, Dairy Sc Club, Block A Bridle. IM'f Robert Wegener. Conyngham, F P, Forest Prd Res Soc- Sec, Treat Gail Wheeler. Darien CT. Hurt, Alpha Chi Omega. Pi Alpha XL llort Club. Naiads John Wilcox. Sharon. Ag BM. Ag Ec Club. I M’s Jacob Wtldcmore, Abington. Agro Theodore Williams, Philo, Ag Ed. Alpha ' .eta, FFA. WHR DJ Nena Winand. State College. An Sc. Inr Soccer Club. Pre- Vet Club. Block A Bridle Eric Woelfcl. Bethlehem. Ag Mech. PSOC. Ag Mech Club 290 Agriculture ;sitY The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University'I he Pennsylvania State I niv Stephen Wolf. Mechantcsburg. Fd Sc Barbara Wolin. Stony Brook SY. An Sc. Pre- Vet Club. Iltllcl. Block A Bridle Mary Beth Woeniczak. Carnegie. Fd Sc Howard Wur bachcr. Greenthurg. For Sc. Tati Phi Delta Tom Wyatt. Hat re dc Grace MD. For Sc. Forestry Soc Barb Ycnscr. Rreinlgsvllle, An Sc. Cycling Club. PSOC George Yurchison. Sneoversville. AF. RS. Ag He Cluh-l'P Douglas Zehner. Alescopeck, Cm Ag. .eta Psi Walter Glenn Zeller. Bedford. Ag He. I M's. Rangers Surava Zikria. Rock Me MD. F R M Donna Zuck. Ft. Washington. Fd Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta. PSOC. Lacrosse Marion Zvgmunt. .1 ocu. K R M One ol the oldest Ag building' Agriculture 291 Dear Friends: The years that you. the class of 1979. have spent with us here at Penn State have been especially gratifying ones for the College of Arts and Architecture in particular and the arts generally at the University. I hope that you have shared in this sense of excitement and growth. Our Museum of Art. in its infancy when you arrived, has grown into a center for the visual arts serving the campus and the Commonwealth. Other campus art galleries have grown as well, making the visual arts a part of the daily life of our community. The Bicentennial was rewarding in many ways. For us it brought to Eisenhower Auditorium the world premiere of a new opera. “Be Glad Then America.” written for the University by Pulitzer Prize winning composer John LaMontaine. The Auditorium has provided the setting for a constantly growing and expanding program for visiting artists. Our theatres are busy year round offering learning experiences for students and first-rate entertainment for audiences. Our musical groups, faculty and student, provide us with a provocative array of programs, and their reputations have grown elsewhere as they have ventured out into the state, across the nation, and abroad. In the division of environmental design and planning we have grown as well. Our architecture and landscape architecture programs reflect the increasing concern for good planning and design that is being felt by a world confronted with diminishing resources. These thoughts come as no revelation to you who have chosen the arts or environmental design and planning as major areas for study. Many of you now plan careers in these fields, while others will choose different options. Regardless of what you choose to do. or where you choose to live, I think you will find that your interest in and commitment to the arts, whether vocational or avocational. will provide you with a lifelong source of enrichment. In short, we hope that commencement here will be just that: the beginning of a long and fruitful life that is better for having spent some time with us. My wish for each of you is much success and happiness. Sincerely. Walter H. Walters Dean Arts A rchitecture Dean Waller If. Walters 292 Arts Architecture Arts Architecture 293 The word to describe Penn State's College of Arts and Architecture is “interaction. This year's stu- dent council, led by president Dave Sherman, is trying hard to unite the college which is divided into several departments Architecture. Art. Art History. Film. General Arts. Landscape Architec- ture. Music, and Theatre Arts. Assorted events are planned throughout the school year to encourage this interaction. This fall, a Beaux Arts Ball was held on October 27. to which all members of the college were en- couraged to attend. It took the form of a costume ball, the award for best costume going to a group of students masquerading as Fruit of the Loom. This fall also saw the Penn State Expressions Day which look place on Old Main lawn. Best described as an outdoor cultural event, the occasion was devoted to displaying student artwork in a format of art exhib- its. landscape drawings, and various other art forms. A Winter reception was held at which students were informed of different scholarships and merit awards which are currently offered by the college. An Arts and Architecture College Picnic, held during the Spring term, was an excellent means of getting the entire college together to share a day of relaxation and enjoyment. A lecture series was also conducted which was open to the entire University. Comprised of two or three lectures per term, these seminars dealt prima- rily with subjects relating to the broad field of Arts and Architecture. One lecture given this year was delivered by Susana Iorrc. a well-known woman architect from Argentina. Her subject basically con- cerned women in architecture, and the principles of design relating to man and his working environ- ment. 294 Arts Architecture Clockwise, from upper left: Bucl to the drawing board: Landscape architecture project; Remember your first walcrcolors?; Arts Architecture Std Cod, left to right - David Sherman-Pres. Carol Traveny- Consullant. Jennifer Horde VP. Patty McDonald-Sec. Mike l-'ishcr-Trcas; Pipe people. Arts Architecture 295 Jack Althouvc. Warrington. Arch, Il'CF. SUSA Pclcr Auficro. Camp Hill. An. Chi l‘hi Kathy Aurand, Mj ihw, Art II. Blue Band. WDFM. Kappa Kappa Gamma Amanda Baldwin. West Chester. Art. Alpha Xi Delta Maty Baragar. Collegeulle. An Lisa Barnett. Fair Lawn SJ, Thea. Thespians Barbara Bartson. Philo. Art. I,M’s Stephen Boyer. Hbg, Thea. Thespians. Van Choirs Cathy Brooder, Eamiew. Art. Pt Kappa PJti. I St's Patricia Brown, Altoona. Film. Bball. PSSFO Zollcgc of Arts Architecture College of Arts Architec Sandra Calandra. Elyshurg. Art. Art Std Forum. Collegian Claudia Carlucci. Dunmon-. LAreh. Sigma Pi Tem Chadderton. West Middlesex. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi Kimberly Clark. Sent Kensington. Art, Beta Mu Joy CotYman. White. ASA Diana Colucct. BroomaU, Art. Sa William Connelly. Glensha� . I Arch. I Jons Pass-. Collegian. La Vie. LAreh Photo hth. IASS. Lacrosse. Ecu-Act ion. Football Setw rk Kevin Coulton. Allentown. I Arch, Pi Kappa Phi, Froth. IASS. Intml Soccer Club Daniel J. Dahlkcntpcr. Erie. LAreh. IASS Linda Dalmas, Coopersburg. LAreh Naomi Dcmbo, Bnarwood SY, Thea. Fencing. Hockey Su annc DcVicaris. Levittown. Art Roy Dombro. Phtla. Film. PSSFO. Spotlighters Patrice Drew. Philo. Art Lisa Evans. Phi la. Thea. IM't. Chapel Choir David Fiore. Altoona. Arch. Phi Kappa Theta Michael Fisher, Upper Darby. I Arch. Phi Eta Sigma. Omicron Delia Kappa. ParnU Nous. IM's. ASA Std Cnel- Pres, Trcas, IASS-Pres. Acad Asmbly, Std Sen. Pres Awards Comm. ()l Linda Fry. Springfield Art David (iarticld. Bala Cynwyd. thea. Froth, PSUT. PSFT Lynn Gariepv, Trumbull CT. Art Cindy Garrcn. Nanticoke. Thea. Phi Eta Sigma. Child Thea Anthony Garrett. Phtla. Art Cynthia Ginnctd. Blue Bell. Art. Gym Club Michael Grub. Erie. Arch. IM's. Std Asst Center. Ol. Sue Gram. Beaver Falls. An H. Art H dub Jeffrey Haney. Cammack N '. Art, Fencing-Capt Marlene Hanna. Uniotitown, Art. La Vie Audrey l lcfl'crnan. Yardtey, Thea. Thespians, Child Thea A unblv Mark Heller. State College. LAreh. LASS l'P Janet licrdlick. McKees Rocks. Film. Softball. IM's. PNRLLA. CUBA. PSSFO 2 K} Am Architecture Stacy K Hesse, ledtu. lArch. Omicron Delia Kappa-Sec. Treat. Tarna Sous. l.a Vic -Editor-in-chief. IASS-Sec. La Vic Hd of Dir, I.M's Sandra L Hct cl. Morristown SJ. Art. Collegian. I SO. M PSX Paul Joseph Holland. Phila. Him. PSSFO, Ogontz AW % Swimming. Bowling Susan W. Holland, lancauer. I Arch. Kappa Kappa Gamma. I M’s. IASS Marjorie Hoover. Henhey, An. Acacia. Alpha Lambda Della. PSOC. Blue Band. White Band, liniv Choirs Sharon lluhcr. York. I Arch. IASS Joann Jablonski, Pgh. An. PSOC Richard Jackson. % lArch. IASS, I M's. I hir Choirs Kimberly Kamensky. Uhcriyvtlle II. Film. PSSFO. Unir Choirs. Changes George Keen. Cherry llill SJ. tArch. I M's. IASS Duane Keith. State College. Music. Pbh Sc. Blue Band latmh William Keller. Johnstown. Arch. Dance Marathon. Interest House Ads Todd Klinger. Landenherg. I Arch. Signut Phi Epsilon Lowell Knaucr. Allentown. Music. I M's Barbara Koepp. Wexford. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi. Swim leant Charles Koont . Santy-Glo, Arch. Dept Arch. For Side Jane Lambert. Caiaumtpta. Art. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Cent PA Dance Wksp Mary Beth Luslow. Sharpsrille. Art Angela M La very. Centre Hall. Art. Sigma Gamma lota. Thespians l.arry Lcbow. Cheltenham. I Arch Patrice M. Lennon. State College, An Alcksandra Lipski, Lake Ariel, An David E. Lutz. Middletown, Art. Ol. WHRA Susan Manus. Berwyn. Music. Orchesis. Symph Orch, Mush a Da 'amera Lari Marsh. Pgh. Arch Steven Michael. Clarks Summit, LArch. I M's, IASS Michael Miller. Belvedere CA. lArch. PSOC. Bike Club Thomas Minurcik. Brookhaven. Music Susan Mitchell. Coudersport. An. I M's Doug MoccKcl. Cleona. An, '7ft Grad Valeric Moul. Hanover. Art Pamela Moyer. Stale College. Music. Symph Orch. Blue Band. German Interest House Megan Ness. State College. Thea. Phi Sigma Kappa. Free U. Thespians Albert Notaro. Altoona. Art. Union Bd Circle K-Pres. Ski Club, Cheerleading Stacey Obcrcash. Hbg. An Rae Palit . Cheltenham. An John W. Parish. Sharpsville. An. I ‘ets-Pres. Photo Club- Pres Patricia Patrick. Scranton. Thea, Thespians, AAA Interest House. Child Thea AsmMy David Pfeiffer. Portland An Patti Pilcggi. Dresher, Thea. Alpha Sigma Phi. I M's. Korean Karate Club. Ja:; Dance Thea. Child Thea Asmbfs ennsylvania Slate l’nivcr iiy The Pennsylvania Slate Unive Arts Architecture Richard Rafferty. Phila. Art, LM's Karen Rimmcl. Carnegie. Film PSSFO-Sec. Pres. House- Pres. Cinemateque. Celebration of Film Barbara Roback. King of Prussia. Film PSSFO James Rouen, Bellefanie, Arch. PSOC Gary Rubino. LaverLock. I Arch Richard Rybcrynski. Morrisville. An. Aft Su an Sauisbury, Bellefonte. I Arch. lASS-Treas Martha Schaller. McLean VA. An Liirabcth Small. Hershey, An, Delia Gamma Jane Smith. Beaver. Arch. Alpha Rho Chi. ASC ALA- Treat Linda Smith. Pgh. Art H. Colloquy. 01. Lori Smith, DuBois. Music. Omlcron Delia Kappa. Urtiv Choir. Penn Stale Singer Joseph Sporko. Scranton. LArch. L.ASS Laura Stambaugh. Spring Grove. LArch. Delta Gamma. IASS Karl Stcinmcl . Bethlehem Arch. Collegian. I M's. Lamb. Ski Club. IASS Will Steven. Marysville. Thea. SDA. Fest Thea. Froth. Beaver Baja Linda Strickland. Oil City. Art. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha XI Delta Ann Sweet, State College. Arch. Thespians William C. Tamburro, West Chester, I Arch, LASS. Delta Chi John Tate. Wilmington DE. LArch. La Vie, LASS. Free U Joan Fhomas. Bloomsbury. Arch, Alpha Sigma Alpha Romona Tiglio. Pgh. Thea Jeffrey Trout. Carrollton ). Arch. Alpha Kappa l.amhda Bernard Van Leer. Perkasle. Film. Unlade Club. PSSFO. KAS Club Carol Vitkay. Bairdford, Thea, SP Com. Delta Kappa Phi. Phi Kappa, Phi. Univ Choir Amv WaUh. Wellsboro. Thea Kathleen Wawr .yniak. Pgh. Arch. Dorm Pres. ERHA Debra Wctser. Pgh. Art. Beta Sigma Beta. La Vic Photo Ed. Bd of Dir. OL Kathleen White. Sharon. An Audrey Winters. Arlington TX. An 7 Arts and Architecture College of Arts and Architecture Randall Wright. Stroudsburg. LArch. LM's. LASS Dani Ziegler. Mouniaintop. An. Alpha Chi Omega, Panhel. Phi Kappa Psi. Gymnastics Club. Gymnastics. USG. After Class Jan Zimmerman. Slatington, Arch Steven Zwillingcr. Glen Cove NY. An 298 Arts Architecture Architcciv spend long hours in the vludio Constructing scale models a Dancc is a special art Arts Architecture 299 Dear Fellow CBAer. On behalf of the College of Business Administration, its students, faculty, and alumni, congratulations on your achievements at Penn State and on your graduation. You have our best wishes for the future and your continuing professional development and growth. Your graduation from Penn State indicates you have suc- cessfully met many challenges and that you have prepared yourself to meet new challenges. Just as we arc 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 professional lifetime. This yearbook is a symbol of the relationships you have developed at Penn Stale with your fellow students and others. As you move into new areas. I encourage you to maintain your affiliation with Penn State—become an active member in the Alumni Association and remain as one of the key elements in CBA’s partnership. With best wishes for the future. Sincerely. Eugene J. Kelley Dean Computer� are big budne� Dean Eugene J. Kelley Business Administration 300 Bumhcv. AdnnniMration Tucked away in the northeast corner of campus ... BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Business Administration 301 Top lo bottom: The t� r •� t step—prcregistralion; C'BA Std Cnd. left to righl-Kalhy Wciser-VP, Garry Wclkcr-Pro. Steve Lchman-Trca . Gary Rcincrt-Scc: A typical business class. 302 Business Administration Penn State's College of Business Administration has always been one of the largest colleges in our University. With approximately 3.9CK) undergraduate students enrolled in the business curriculum, this college’s student council works hard to nourish a feeling of unity between the many specialized majors in the broad spectrum of business. This year’s student council president, senior Garry Welker, feels that the council, acting as an “information center. has succeeded in its aim to “provide better communications between faculty, alumni, and students. As the main voting body within the college, the student council serves the rest of the students by speaking out on the review and revision of those policies concerning the College of Business. This year’s 135 members make the council one of the largest ever in the University. One of the major projects sponsored by the council is Career Day which is held in April as a day for students to come in contact with Penn State Alumni established in the business world. Each major is represented in workshops which arc held throughout the day. These workshops are conducted by alumni who vary in the amount of experience they posses—some are recent graduates with one or two years experience, while others are executives in large lirms. Each alumnus contributes his attitudes and knowledge of business in relation to the amount of contact he has with the business world. Another important undertaking with which the council is involved is the Plu ne-a-thon. held near the end of Winter Term. Lists of alumni are distributed to the college’s fourteen business organizations who contact the alumni for contributions. This year’s council has hopes of obtaining S27.000 in donations which will go towards student financial aid. and the research and development of new programs. The council also administers student evaluations for all undergraduate business and economics courses. T hese evaluations of the business courses and instructors are made by the student, for the student. The final results are compiled into booklet form and are available to the business student. The Entrepreneur, the official business newsletter, is yet another means of continuing unity within the college. It contains vital information regarding upcoming events and summaries of recent happenings for all Business undergraduate students and faculty. Largest class in Busincss-Nigmt 110 Business Administration 303 Patncia Abbott, Westhampton Beach Y. Mktg Ronald Abel. Huntingdon VaUev. 1 ectg. I M's l.isa Adams. Me Murray. IMF., Bhall Steven Adams. Carlisle. A celt;. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma William G. Adams IV. Waynesboro. Aeetg. Aeetg Honan. Glee Club Douglas Adamvky. Me Murray. St gnu. Tennis Clark Adel man. State College. A cctg, Aeetg Club, ISI's Robin Adclman. Drvsher. Aeetg Raymond Allamong. A lien town. B I Mg Charles Allcman. Lancaster. Mktg. “Re-CreationAlpha Kappa Pit. Mktg Club Leah Burmcic. Hollidavsburg. Aeetg Thomas Bartchak. Pottstown. Aeetg. Chair. 01. Chrmn, Delta Sigma Pt. Bela Gamma Sigma Jo Anne Basar. Monaco. B A. Alpha Kappa Pst John Baskwill. Dover. Aeetg. Bela Gamma Sigma. IMS Nanev Bean. Verona, Aeetg. Aeetg Club. Phi Kappa Psi. I Ms' James Becker. Honesdulc. B h)g. Phi Sigma Kappa. Delta Vi, Alpha. 1975 Football Asst Mngr. I VS HR Daniel L. Bcidlcr. Bethlehem. Mgrni. IM's, BA. CBA SlJ Cnd. PSOC Michael E. Belichak. Johnstown, Mktg, Ad Club. Jasz Club. Mktg Club. Camera Club Paul Bender. Glen Riddle, Mktg. Theta Chi Robert Bennis. Wyvmiaing, Fin Arthur 1L Ammon. Jr. Anthndge. Mktg. Delta Psi Omega, Mktg Club. Masipters Dave D. Anderson. Fn tn Valin. Aeetg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM’s. Aeetg Club Kevin Anderson. Morgantown, Mgmi. Pi Kappa Alpha- Pres. I M s Lorraine E Anderson. Lancaster. Mktg Anthonv Anella. Holland. Mgmt Tony Antonaccio. Hanover. Mktg, 197a Grad Jim Antoncie. McKeesport. Mktg Robert Aquilino. Philo. Mgmt John Arnold. I mo caster. B Lug. Beta theta Pi. Chrldmg Stuart AmoviLs. Scranton. Aeetg Bruce Asam, Elkins Park, Fin, Beta Sigma Beta. PSOC. lee Hockey Club Gary Augustine. Bethel Park. Aeetg. Phi Kappa Theta. Aeetg Club Greg Axmachcr. Johnstown. Fin. Ob House Pres. PSOC Kevin Bailey. . 'c v RinggohL Mgmt. Sigma Sigma Sigma. IM’s. Wrestling Nancy Bailv. Pgh. Mktg. Mktg Club. Vhall Christina Balccrck. Elkins Park. Iccfj . HVB-VP Christine Baldwin. Pgh. Aeetg. Aeetg Club. Delta Sigma Pt. Beta Alpha Pst. CBA StdCnel Stephen Baton. Devon. Em, IBM. SAM. S'A A T Edward A. Barnes, Erie. Aeetg. Aeetg Club, Mktg Club. Ob Sailing Team Ellen Bamiclc. Hollidavsburg. Mktg. Fencing. IBM CO- OP I Administration College of Business Administration Col 305 Business Administration Alan Berger. Pgh. R Kit James F. Bergman, Tucson A Z. Kin. Beta Sigma Beta. Rugby. Internal'! Soccer Club. Delta Sigma PI Steven Berke, Fairlawn SJ. Acctg. Alpha Psi. I M's. Sul Adv. OK Acctg Club Alan Berkey. Media. Mktg. Mktg Club-Pres, Treas James Betz, l.onghorne. Acctg Joel Bcv.in. PottsvUle. Fin Dorlisa S. Bey . Philo, Mktg. Advt. Blk Life Mag-Ed. Blk Caucus-Treas. Choir Paul Bibb. Twin Oaks, blgmt Diane Bicktng. Bethlehem. Mktg. Alpha Kappa Psi. Mktg Club. PSOC Michael Biglcy. Pgh. Acctg, I M’s, Acctg Club I Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univ Elizabeth Bittenbindcr. Allison Park. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Delta Sigma Pi. I,M’s. Acctg Club. Ski Club Skating Club Randy Bittner, blew Salem. Mktg. Mktg Club. Roaring Lion. Golf. I Ms. Choirs Carolyn Bixlcr. Kxton. Acctg. Acctg Club Janice Black. Cherry lllll SJ. Mktg. Mktg Club. Sailing Team. PSOC. I M’s, Gymnastics Club. CBA Std Cncl. Blue Band Robert Blcchcr. York. Acctg. Tri Chi. Golf Kenneth Bocchicehio, Langhorne. Mgmt, Sigma Phi Epsilon William Bodnar. McKeesport. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Baseball. OK I M’s Mark Boland. Convngham. Acctg, Acctg Club. Pol Sen Cntr Sews. iMurelton. I M’s Daniel Bombahki. Natrona Hgts, Mktg. Phi Kappa Psi Darryl Bonadio. Elizabeth Twp, Mktg. Mktg Club. RA. I M’s OK Gentle Thurs Brian Bonner. Mesquehoning. Q B A. I M’s. Circle K. Q B A Club William Borer. Jr. Scranton. B I Mg. Delta Su Alpha Brenda Borland. DuBois. B Log. Delta Sigma Pi. CBA Std Cncl Kent Bom. Coopersburg. Pin. Dorm Pres Linda Borror. Thomasville, Fin. Hallelujah Singers. IVCF. Fin (Tub. CBA Std Cncl. I M’s Robert Bond. Lancaster. Fin Kevin Bow ley. Cooperstown. Fin. Phi Sigma Kappa Tern Bovajian. Balluon lutke NY. Mktg. Pi Beta Phi. Mktg Club. PSOC David Boyle. Holland Mgmt Teresa Bradshaw. Norwood. Mgmt. Mgmt Club-Sec. Phon- A-Than Joseph T. Brady. Reading. Mktg. Mktg Club. TM's Dawn Brandon. Pgh, QB A. Phi Kappa Theta. IM’s. OL Terry Brashlcy. State College. Q B A. PSSFS. Vets Org Patrick Breen. Pleasant Hills. Mktg. Tent Kappa Epsilon Charles Bremer. Sharon. Fin Cynthiu Brennan. Thomasville. Mktg. I'ball Club. Vball Team. Mktg Club John Brenzie. N Versailles. Acctg. Acctg Honor's Prog. Beta Alpha Psi Kevin Bresiin. Altoona, Mgmt. I.M’s. Circle K Beverly Brcssler. Philo. Mgmt. I M’s Craig Brodv. Philo. Mktg. Baseball Mngr. I M's. Mktg Club Business Administration 305 Administration College of Business Administration College of Business Administration College of Business Administration Laurie Bronstcin. West Caldwell SJ. Mktg Jane Brooks. Pgh. Accig. Beta Alpha Psi Denise Brown. Landcnherg, Mklg. Mktg Club, Seaman Ctr James Brown. Folsom. Accig. IM’s. Sid Act Comm. Accig Club. Ph Pst 500 Ralph Brown. Verona. Aeelg. Beta Alpha Psi. I f Ref Michael Brown stem. Cheltenham. Mktg. Phi Kappa Theia. Ot. Chr. Spring Wk. Mklg Club Hli jbcth A. Bryan. Pgh. Mktg. Pi Kappa Theta, Dance Marathon Greg Bubnash. Perryapolis. Accig. Accig Honors Prog. Accig Club David Budnev, Middletown. Phi Kappa Sigma. Barbell Club. I M s June Bujalski. Erie. Accig, Accig Club Richard Burgess. Yardtev. Q B A. IM's Stephen Burik. McKees Rocks. Mklg Douglas Burlew. Ixwistown. BA Anthony Butler. ConnellrtiUe, Mktg. IM’s Paul Caironi. Beaser Falls. Mklg. IM’s. Mktg Club James Calvert. Impertul. Mklg. IM's Sara Campbell. Honey Brook. Fin, Phi Chi Theta. Coun Jodie Caplan. Bala Cynwyd. Accig. Phi Chi Theta. Un Hrtng Bd. CBA Sid Cncl Leslie Caporali. West Sunhurc. Accig. IM's Robert Carnegie. Pgh. Mgmt. IM's. CBA Sid Cncl. WSIIR Mary Joy Carroll. Pgh, Mklg Cynthia Caseman. St. Mary's. Fin. Fin Club. IM's John Cattoni. Usck Haven. Mgmt Mark J. Causgrove. Erie, Fin. IM's. Fin Club Bernard Chalich, Johnstown. Mgmt. PSRHA-Pres. ARHS. Sid Lit Org Denise Charlcsworth. Duncansrille. Acctg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Chi Theta. Accig Club Victoria Cherry . Butler. Mktg, Mktg Club Mane Ctcula. Warminster. Mktg Jim Close. Bethlehem. B Ijrg. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Track Team Barbara Coady. Phila. Accig. Alpha Lambda Delta I he Pennsylvania Jim Cocoran. Phi la. Accig. Delta Sigma Pi. Scabbard and Blade. IM's. Rangers Joseph Codrick. Phila. Mgmt Gary Cole, Ellwood City. Fin. Fin Club Anne Colwell. Satrona Hgts. Mktg. CBA Std Cncl. Mktg Club. IM's. RA Scott Comer. Dresher. Mklg. IM's Robert Conway. Phila. Mgmt. Swim Team David Cook. Verona. Acctg. IM's Kevin Coologhan. Pgh. Mgmt. Pi Kappa Phi Glenn Cooper. Ycadon. Mgmt. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Mgmt Club. IM's Marita Corbc. Blooinsburg. Ins. Kappa Delta 306 Business Administration Janet Cordon, Worth Wales, Acctg, Delta Sigma Pi, Beta Alpha Pti James Corley. Johnstown, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Beta Gamma Sigma, Acctg Club Stephen Corr. Warmlntter. Leon. Concert Choir Karen Costello. Telford. Mklg Leonard Costello, Warminster, Mklg. Baseball. Rugby Club Keith Coughenour. Elizabeth, Mklg. Exec Brd Mklg Club Joseph K. Covcly. West Lawn. Mklg, Berks Sid Govt Richard Cowan. Altoona, Mklg William Cowan. Ijcvlttcrwn, Em. CBA Sid Cnct Patti Coyle. Carnegie, Mgmt, .eta Tau Atpha-Treas. Panhel-Treas. CUBA V Gerri Crawley. Phi la. Acctg Tony C'ristaldi. Huntingdon Valley, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acctg Club. Jazz Club. Mklg Club. I M's Richard Crone. Dover, Fin. WDFM, I M's Jay Crossin, Kingston. I R E. Alpha Sigma Phi. IM's Keith Crow. Chambersburg. Della Chi-VP. IM's. Colloquy Jack Cruikshank. Beaver. Mgmt Michael Cudwadic. Freeland. Acctg Joseph Cumbo. Plitston. Mgmt. IM's John Currens, Shippensburg. Mktg Patricia Czarnv. Willow Grove. Mktg, CBA Sid Cncl, Alum Rel Comm, Mklg Club John Czerak. Johnstown. Mktg Charlene Daniels. Waterford. Mktg Thomas Davidson. Bcllefonte. Acctg, iMtnb Bruce Davis, Bethel Park. Acctg. Beta Gamma Signal, IM's. CBA Sid Ads. Acctg Club John M. Davis. Lost Creek. Acctg. IM's William Davis. Holliday. burg. A -ctg. Acctg Club Kim DcCarlo. Coraopolis. Mktg. Mktg Club-Sec Teena Dcch. Whitehall, Acctg. Pi Kappa Phi. Beta Alpha Psi Kirk D. Deem, West Lawn. Fin Sarann Delahanty. Bridgeville. Fin. Fin Club. Road Rally i crsiiy The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univcj Richard Delic, McKees Rocks. Acctg. Phi Kappa Theta Deno Dct.orcnzo. New Castle. Acctg Terrs Dclozicr. Altoona, Mgmt Raymond Dcl.uca. Phi la. Mklg. Mklg Club. IM's David DcLuce. Hershev. Fin. IM's James Demopulos. Ardmore. Mktg. Mktg Club. OL HUB. Thespian David DeMuth. Hershev. Mgmt, Phi Beta Lambda Richard DePippo. Kennett Square. Acctg. Theta Delta Chi-Treat. Aikido Club Michjel DcPoultcr. Kennett Square. Mktg. Delta Kappa Phi. RA Patricia DcStadio. Altoona. Mgmt. Circle K Business Administration 307 Kenneth Detato, Pimion. Mktg. Sigma Pi. Mktg Club Diane Detrick. Huntingdon Valiev. Aecig. Phi Chi Theta. I M ’s Frank Deutveh, Hath. Aecig. Baseball Gerald Dcutsch. Pgh. Mgmt. I M's Susan I.)tiling. Williamsburg. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi, Acctg Club David Dillon. Philo, Mktg, M’s Janet L DiMartino. Hbg. Acctg. Alpha Chi Omega. Pi Kappa Phi. OU Acctg Honors Prog Scott Dinner. North Hills. Acctg. Beta Comma Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma. La Vic Thomas DeGiotgio. Vacaville CA. Q B A. Arnold Air Soc. I M’s, Centre Co Pilots Assoc Domenick DiPyattc. Ellsworth, B Log Robert Dissingcr, Robesonia. Mktg. I M's Richard Ditullio. Erie. Fin John Donahoc. Selinsgrove. B l.og. Theta Delta Chi. PSOC. Delta Nu Alpha Anita Donatclli. Reading. Fin Margaret Donnelly. Bethel Park. Acctg. Kappa Delta, Phi Chi Theta. Acctg Club Keith Dorncy. AI lent own. I R E. Football Edward Douthclt. Pgh. Acctg. Chi Phi. Glee Club Robert Dudash. PottwiHe. Aecig, Ice Skating Club Thomas Duke. Rockville MD. Eeon. I M's Ruth Dunfee, Ken nett Square. Fin. I M's. Bus Club. RiJ'le Team. Capers Circle K Michael Dunlap. State College. Fin. Vets Org-VP Richard G Durante. Easton. Acctg. I M's. Circle K Gary Durbin. Binghamton NY. Mktg. Beta Theta Pi. Golf, Mkig Club Mark Dyll. Sharon. Acctg. I M’s Joel D iedzic. Lonsdale. B Log William Eddingcr. Bally, Acctg. Acctg Club. Beta Alpha Psi. Ms Susan Edington. Furlong. Mktg. Delta Chi. CBA Std Cncl. VSG Policy Bd. Mktg Club David Edling. Schuylkill Haven. Q B A James Edwards. Warren. Mktg. Mktg Club Douglas Eggers. Clearfield. Acctg. Delta Kappa Phi. Delta Mu Sigma. NAA. I M's. Acctg Club Ronald Einwag, Pgh, Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. I M's. CBA Std Cnd Floyd Eiseman. Conyngham. Mktg. PSOC Robert Eisman. Bala Cvnwyd, Acctg. Beta Sigma Beta- Sec. Beta Alpha Psi. Acctg Honors Prog, I EC. I M’s. Dance Marathon. CBA Std Cncl. Acctg Club. NAA David Eismont. New Wilmington. Mgmt Wade Either. Red Lion. Mktg. Alpha Sigma Phi. I M's Stanley Ellis. Riverton NJ, Mktg. Phi Eta Sigma, Collegian William Ellis. Warminster. Aedg. Rifle Team Kevin Engclmcier. Pgh. Acctg. I,M's Mark Ertler, Carrolhown. Acctg Andrew Epstein. Gihsonia. Acctg. Sigma Nu. Tennis. Barbell Club. Acctg Club, Mktg Club. PARC V Administration College of Business Administration College of Business Administration Coljcoc nkism JOS Business Administration State University The Pennsylvania Stale University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univc Feme Epstein, Philo. Mgnu. Alpha Tau Omega Albert Esposito. Johnstown. Mktg George Evanick. Phi la. H A James E verat t. Philo. Mgnu. IM'% Sltcrman E. Everhart. H eir Chester. Acctg. AROTC Rangers Andrea Fulk. Piscatawav SJ. Q R A. I M's. Colloquy. Mktg Club. Circle K Patricia Fatter. Reading. Acctg Barrs W Farmer. West Sen-ton. B Log. Table Tennis Club Gregory Favock. Hazleton. Acctg. I M's. Acctg Club. CBA Std Cncl Theresa Fawi. Swarthmore. Mktg. Mktg Club Timothy Feathers. Altoona Mktg Edmind A. Federowicz. Erie. Mktg. Mktg Club-I P. Glee Club. Nitianr Divers. Frisbee Club. Choir. I M's. USG Sen David A. Fegely. Allentown. Acctg. Circle K. I M's. Acctg Club Carey C. Femes. Philo. IRE Sigma Su. Ins Club. Re Club. Wrestling John Ferrigheito. Gallitzin. Fin. Pi iMtnbda Phi. Alpha Kappa Psi. I M's. PSOC. Bus Club. Soccer Sharon Fcrriola. Prospect Park. B Log. Delta Su Alpha. CBA Std Cncl Kevin Finley. Scranton. Fin. Phi Kappa Theta. IM '• Jack Fioravanti, Phi la. Acctg. IM's Karen Fischer. Phila. Mktg. Mktg Club Pamela Fisher. Danville. Mgnu. Alpha Gamntu Rho Thomas Fitzpatrick. State College. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. Acctg Club Edward Flaherty. Pgh. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi-VP, Alliance For Com Prot. Racquetbull Club. Amg Prog Mark Flasher. Murrysvllle. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club Alan Flexner. Ambler. Fin. Fin Club. Acctg Club Tom Fortuna. Mechanicsburg. Mgnu Erik Foster. Session. B Log. Kappa Delta Rho. Delta Su Alpha Susan Frailcy. Butler. I R E. Pi Beta Phi. CBA Std Cncl John Francica. Southampton. Acctg Valerie Frank. Phila. Mgnu. ACF Douglas Freav Ijcwistown, B lx g. PSOC Frank Freeman, Phila. Fin. Rugby. IM's Jeffrey Freeman. Phila. I R E. IM's. Dorm Treas Mary Sue Frensky. Allentown. Acctg. Pi Beta Phi-Treas. Beta Alpha Psi. SAA. Water Polo. CBA Std Cncl. Acc g Club. IM's. German Club Brian Fry, Pgh. Acctg. Beta Alpha Pst. Alpha Lambda Delta. Track di Field. IM's. Softball Cynthia Fry. Camp Hill. Acctg. Omicron Delta Kappa. Mortar Bd. Beta Gamma Sigma. Bela Alpha Psi. Phi Chi Theta. CCC. Swim Team. Water Polo Club Robert G. Fulmer. Ixwntown. B A. Rifle Club-Pres. Treas. Rifle Team Cynthia Gabel. Dunwoodv GA. Acctg Glenn Gable. Pgh. Q B A. IM's Mark Gaddis. Bethel Park. Acctg. IM's. SH Cinema. Acctg Club Richard Gaglio. Dovlestown. B lx g. Delta Su Alpha. IM's Business Administration 3W Diane Gibbon, Pgh, Aectg, I'boll Tram, Chair, Chamber A.smbly Sharon Gigliotti. Pgh. B Log. Pi Beta Phi. I M’s. Math Tutor Ellen Gilmartm. Bethlehem. Acctg. Delta Sigma Pi. Beta Alpha Psi. White Band Cynthia Giovanni. Weedvillt. Mklg, Mktg Club Gerald Glass, Erie. Mktg. Behrend Players. Karate Club, Mktg Club David Glccson. Pgh. Fin. Tau Kappa Epsilon. I M's. IFC. Homecoming James Godfrey. Erie. Mktg. Alpha Phi Omega. IM's Marcia Goldberg. Ixbanon. Aectg. Phi Chi Theta. Sid Vn Bd. Physic Club Radio Station. Collegian. Press Assoc. A edg Club Steven M. Goldberg. Ambler. Mktg Steven Goldberg. Upper Darby. Acctg. IM's Carl Goldstein. Phi la. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha Shelia Gondringcr. Glenshaw. Mktg. Delta Delta Delta. Phi Kappa Pu. Panhel Jill Goodman. Clifton Park NY. Acctg. Delta Signut Pi. Ot. Chnnn, Acctg Club Dale Gordon. Roulette, Mgml, IM's Elizabeth Gordon. Drexel Hill. Mktg. OL Tennis. IM's. Bus Club. Mktg Club Clay A. Gottschall. Temple. Q B A. IM's Joseph Grandalski. Eric. Mgmt, CBA Sid Cncl. Mgml Club. Table Tennis Club Deborah Gray. Bethel Park. Mgmt Patricia Green. Whitehall. Fin. Pi Beta Pht-Pres Robert Grcenbergcr. Aiiquippa. Mktg. IM Bball. Baseball Jacqueline Greene. State College. B A Benedict Oregon. Langhome. Mktg. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mktg Club. PSOC Gail Gret mackcr. Norton Square. Mgmt Barbara Gricdcr. Nov Castle. Mklg. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, CBA Std Cncl. Mklg Club Hal Gross. Clifton NJ. Acctg. Acctg Honors Prog Seth Gross. Reading. Acctg. Phi Kappa Phi. Acctg Honors Prog. ARHS. Acctg Club Bruce Grossman. Phila, R Est. Pht Eta Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Sy Barash Regatta Kenneth L. Grove. State College. B Ixg. Delta Nu Alpha. PSOC. Racquetball Club. Min Club Jane Gruber. Nov Britain. Mktg. IM's. CBA Std Cncl. Mktg Club Jodi Gruber. Clarion. B Ixig. Theta Chi. Beta Gemma Sigma. IM's Patricia Gallagher. Hbg. Earn. IM's Dan Gardetto. Murrvsvtlle. Mktg. Mktg Club, Sports Car Club Marc Gayncs. Hbg. Mgmt. IM's Mary Anne Gcdrock. Pgh. Mklg. Alpha Phi. Alt Faith Choir Robert Geiger. Murryxvllte. IRE. Golf Sam Gcorgas. Sayreville NJ. Fin. IM’s. Guys and Dolls“ Steven J Gctsay. Mnsara. Aeetg. Beta Alpha Psi. Aectg Club. Fin Club. Mgmt Club, Rep. Am Numismatic Assoc left Gcyer, Lancaster. Mklg. Alpha Ijxmbda Delta. Chimes-Sec. Bela Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi, Mktg Club. Collegian. IM's Patrice Gianni. Phila. Mktg. Chi Phi. Mktg Club Robert Gianoni. Erie. Fin. IM's. Mgmt Club, Fin Club. Ja:z Band. Choir. Free U :ss Administration College of Business Administration Col 310 Business Administration Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Uni niversitv The Pennsylvania State University'1 he Pennsylvania State University The Bill Gruncnwald, New Bedford. Mktg Alexander Gryschuk. Stale College. Mktg RA. Oriental Karate. Nlttany Divers. I M's. Ukrainian Club-Pres. TA Charles Guskev. McKees Rocks, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi- Pres. USG The rose Gulling. Erie. R E. CBA Std Cncl. Ins Club. I M 's Palsy B. Guzzi. Jr. Arnold. Acctg IM's. Stage Band Theresa Habick. Lonsdale. Mktg Robert Hackmeislcr. Jr. Mountain Top. Acctg. Acctg Club. Thea Club. IM's Reid A. Hackney. Bedford. Acctg. Delta Kappa Phi Mark Hagan. Pgh. I R E. Ins Club-Pres. Choir. IM's John Hake. Beaver. Mktg. Mktg Club. IM's S5 Lee Harootuman. Bryn Maser, Acdg. Dorm Pres. QL Karen Han. Easton. Mgmt, Delta Gamma-Treat Mary Hassell. Pgh. Q B A. PSOC Thomas Hassinger. Lewhtown, Fin William Hazel. Springfield. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psl. Acctg Club Steven Haymon, Murrysvllle. Q B A Roben Hcacox, Ixitrobe. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acctg Club. IM 's James A. Heavens. Jr. Boothwyn. B A. IM’s Milton Hefft. Wyoming. Acctg IM's, Chess Club. Acctg Club. Collegian Jeffrey Hcintzclman, Gettysburg. Fin Janet Hemberger. Erie. Mktg. Phi Chi Theta. Mktg Club. USG Thomas Hcmdal. West Chester. Acctg Zeta Psi-Treas. IM's. PSOC Richard Herman. Huntingdon Valley. B Log Melissa Hershberger. HoHidaysburg Mktg. Mktg Club. PSOC Alan Hershev. Philo. Fin. Pre-lutw Barbara Heyser. Collegeville. Mgmt Georec Hiddemen. Glenolden. Mgmt. Mgmt Club. Mktg Club PSOC Diane Hidclman. Pgh. Mktg Brian Higgins. Pgh. Fin Jeffrey Hinch. Me Murray. Fin. Delta Tau Delta- VP Howard Hirsch. Ambler, B A Mindy Hirschhorn. Livingston NJ, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. CBA Std Cncl. Acctg Club Francis Hoban, Doylestown. Fin. IM's Christopher Hock. Reading. B Log. Keystone Soc. Chess Club-Pres. IM's. Folk Mass Singer Anita Hoffman. Lonsdale. Acctg. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Alpha Sigma Phi. Beta Alpha Psl. Phi Chi Theta Denise Hall. Stale College. B Log Cindy Halpcm. Erdenheim. Acctg. Beta Sigma Beta, l egal Affairs. UCC. Free U. Acctg Club. IM’s. RA Robert Hansen. Vineland NJ. B Log. luimbda Chi Alpha. Colloquy. Delta Nu Alpha Leslie Harrison. Berwyn. Mgmt. Triangle. Mgmt Club. PSOC Sandra Harkncss. Canton. Fin. Alpha Kappa Psi Business Administration 311 Karen l-lohn. West Mifjhn, 0 Log. Acacia. Beta Gamma Sigma, Pi Bela Phi. Della Au Alpha. CBA SlJ Cncl. All Faith Choir Frederick Hollick, Alexandria I'A. Mktg. luimbda Chi Alpha Susan Hollick. Alexandria I ‘A. Mktg, Cross Country, Track Charles Holt. Williamsport, B Log, Delta Su Alpha. CBA Std Cncl. I M's John Homich. Girard. Mgml Ronald Hunt . Lafayette Hill Fin David Hoolahan, Wexford, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi Christianne Hopwood. Ixmsdale. Mktg. Alpha Chi Omega, Mktg Club. FUG Robert Hoover. Moscow. Fin Richard Horrigan. Reading. Acctg. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Acctg Club, I M's. USG Roger House. Ablngton. Fin. I M's Georgia Humes. Pgh. Mktg Delta Gamma- VP, 197$ Homecoming Chrmn. Panhel Donna Hunsicker. Bath. Acctg. Softball Patrick Harmon III. Turtle Creek. Mgnu, PSOC Keith Huzcla. Monongaheta. Mktg. Pi Kappa Phi. I M's. Mktg Club. Pre-l et Club Jeffrey Ingram. Lewistown. Acctg. Baseball, Acctg Club Christopher lula. Lafayette Hill. Acctg. Std Adv Bd. EMT Dale Jack. Pgh, Fin. Phi Kappa Theta Robert Jackie. Springfield. Mktg. Karate Club-Treas Tummy Jacobs. New Castle. Acctg Judi Jackson. Ml. Lebanon, Q B A. Vball, Golf John Jambor. Glassport. Mktg. Model RR Club, Mktg Club John Janson. Phi hi. Mgml; IMS Peter Jasper. Meadowbrook. Mgml. Soccer. Tennis. I M's Scott Jeffreys. Warminster. Acctg. Della Sigma Pi. CBA Std Cncl. Rifle Team Nancy Jenkins. Sharon. Fin Robert Johns. Altoona. Fin. Fin Club Thomas Johns. McKeesport. Mgnu Helen Johnson. Sadsburtvil e. Fin Joseph Johnson. Warrington. Mktg. Mktg Club. Dorm Cncl. )l. Administration College of Business Administration Col Barbara Jones. Pgh, Mktg. Alpha Phi-Pres, Vbalt. OL. PSOC. Pre-Vet Club Kerry Jones. Abington. Fin. F.AC. CCC Michael C. Jones. Warren. Fin. IM’s. Bio Club-Treas. Sec Robctt D Jones. Moscow, Mgnu. Mgnu Club John Joscphson. Allentown. Fin. Soccer. DJ Alice Kabbcrt, Pgh, Mgnu, Delia Sigma Pi, CBA Sid Cncl Batrv Kalian, Allentown, Mktg. I M's Alan Kanoff. Pill In. Mktg. Mktg Club. I.M’s. HUM Marc Kaplan. West Orange SJ. Acctg. Acctg Club. IM’s David Karo. Huntingdon Valiev. Q BA. I M's, Hockey. Phonathon. TORSHA. Gentle Thun 312 Business Administration I a State University The Pennsylvania Slate Univcr iiy The Pennsylvania State UmverMiy The Pennsylvania State Unive. Robert Kasinecz. Minersvllle. Acctg. Alpha Koppa Psi. Acctg Club Debra K.it . Philo. Acctg. Acctg Club. SidAdr Arlene Kazlauskas. Pgh. Mktg. SGA-See David Kearney. Harertown. Acctg. Golf Kevin Kearney. Bethel Pork. Acctg. Phi Kappa Theta. Hockey Club Krystal A. Reiser. Glenside. Fin. Fin Club. PSSSC Raul Keith. State College. Mktg. l.uth Crops Min. Blue Hand Charles Kelbaugh. Phi I a. Acctg. Acctg Club. IM’s James Kelly. Fresh Meadow NY. Mktg. I M's John Kelly. Ardmore. Acctg, Delta Chi Kevin Kelly. Drexel llill. B l. g. I M's Maureen Kelly. Phi la. Mktg, Alpha Kappa Psi. Dorm-Pres. Mktg Club Ronald Kcrchncr. denude, Mgmt. Lacrosse Club Thomas Kistler. State College. IKE. Delta Phi. K Est Club. Corners- Caucus. PSOC Raul Klawittcr. Quakertown. Mktg. IM’s. ACF-Treas. Christian CC Frank Klcpeisz. Easton, B Log. Delta Nu Alpha James Kline. Allentown, B Log. Beta Sigma Bela. Delta Nu Alpha Ann Marie Knoll. McKeesport. Mgmt Gerald R Knouse. Jamison. Mktg Linda Knouse. Jamison. Mktg, Mktg Club Paige Kocrbcl. Jamestown NY. Acctg Suzanne Koons. MHlersburg. Fin. Kappa Delta-Treas. Chorus. 7hespians. Fin Club Michael Kori no, West Milton. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. I Ms Stephen Kossayiun. Wash Cross, B Log, Delta Nu Alpha. Dorm-Pres Anthony Kourakos. Pgh. Mktg. IM’s, Baseball Joseph Kovalick. State College, Fin, Phi Kappa Sigma Gregory Kratzer. Sunbury. Mgmt. Kappa Signia. Bball. IM’s. Caele K. PSOC John Kricgcr. Phi la. Fin Karen Krull. Erie. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha-Sec. Treas. Phi Chi Theta Michael Krum. Phila, I R E. IM’s. R Est Club. HUM, Ins Club Bart Krupmek. Phila. Acctg Gerald Kruisick. Lunsford. Mktg. Mktg Club, Circle K. IM’s Richard Kruzic. New Brighton. Fin Craig Kurtz. Stewanstemn. Acctg. Acctg Club. Beta Alpha Psi. AFRTOC Drill Team Andress' Kuruc. Bethlehem. Acctg. Phi Kappa Tau. IM's. Acctg Club Chen Kylcr. Duncans i dle, Acctg. Alpha Tau Omega. Cheer dr William J. Laird, Pgh. Acctg, Kappa Delta Rho. Acctg Club Stese LalncIT. McKeesport. Mktg Joseph I .ally. Louden ville NY. Fin. Phi Delta Theta. IM's Kric I.indc. Churchville, Mgmt, Track I Business Administration 313 Lisa Lundow, Huntingdon Valiev. Acctg Keith Larmann. Pgh. Mgmt. I M's Michael Larson. Framingham MA. Accig. I Ms. Bent Alpha Pit Lance Laubc, Monroe ton. Mgnu Michael Laucr. Erie. Mgmt. I M’s. CBA Sid Cncl James Laverty. Sharon. Accig. Beta Alpha Psi. I M's Patricia Lawler. Ambler. Accig. Chi Gumma Iota, Beta Alpha Psi, Circle K. Keystone Soc. Accig Club. IM’s David Lcininger. Shilllngton. Accig. Delta Sigma Pi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Della Sigma Pi. I M’s. Hearing Board. Accig Honors Prog Cynthia Lemon. Wallingford, Mgmt. I M's. Mktg Club. Mgmt Club Martin Lepova. Bethlehem. Mgmt. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Circle K i Administration College of Business Administration College of BusinessAdnnnisiration College of Business Administration| i — - i M . ■ ■ ' Ellen Lerch, Coopersburg. Q B A. Alpha Kappa Psi, PSOC. CBA Sid Cncl Debra Lctcndcr. Pgh. Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. Accig Club Eric Letzler. Allentown. Mgmt Mark Levenson. Pgh. R Eu. R Est Club David Lcvcnthal. Elwood City. Accig. Delta Sigma Pi. Jazz Club. Acctg Club Michael Levin. Phila. B lx g, Phi Eta Sigma. Delta Su Alpha. I M's. Racquet ball Club Jane Levy. King of Prussia. Mkig. Collegian. HUB Kichard Levy, lutfayette Hill. Acctg. IM's Marc Lewis. Pgh. Econ. Movin On. Gentle Thurs Gary Licbct. Ene. Fin. Sid Affairs. CBA Sid Cncl David Lilicrosc. Reading. Acctg. Pi Kappa Alpha. Baa Alpha Pii, Acctg. Club Richard Lillion. Glenshaw, Mkig Patricia Lindingcr. Phila. Accig. Phi Chi Theta. IM's. Bball. Field Hockey. Acctg Club Andrew Linton. Wilmington DE. Fin. Alpha Lambda Delia. PSOC. Cycling Club. IM's. CBA Std Cncl Jayne Lipkin. Bala Cynwyd. Acctg. Phi Chi Theta. Entrepreneur. IM's. CBA Std Cncl. Acctg Club Jeffrey Lipshuu. Dresher. R Est Steven Lipschutz. Dresher. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi Stuart Lipskv. Franklin Square MY. Mgmt. Bus Club David Lloyd. Roslyn. Mkig. Soccer Paul Llovd. State College. Q B A. Phi Delta Theta. Soccer. IM's Jeffrey Lochncr. Pgh. Accig. Beta Alpha Psi Michael Lodes. Phila. Mktg. Zeta Omega Omega. IM's David Scott Lohr. Camp Hill. Mgntt. Chi Phi. IM's. IFC Janies Lombardi. Malvern. Acctg Albert Lord. Phila. Mgmt. Sigma Tati Ganvtia-Pres Don Lovre. Liberty Borough. IRE. Baseball Robert Lucas. Beilefonte. B l sg. Delta Su Alpha Erie Ludwig. Reading. Mktg John J. Lupco, Westlawn. Mktg. Alpha Lambda Delta. Mktg Club Sharon Lyman. Phila. Econ, Beta Gamma Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Ogontz Sews. CBA Std Cncl 314 Business Administration I Anne MeGroarty. BroomaU. Mgmi, CBA Sid Cncl. Mgmi Club James McIntyre. F.llwood City. Acclg. M's. Co-op Ed. Acctg Club Mark McIntyre. Pgh. Mklg. Entrepreneur. Collegian. M's, CBA Sid Cncl. Mklg Club-Treas. Camera Club Bryan McKee, l bg, Acclg. Alpha Kappa Psi-Treas Monti McKcen. Pleauini Hilly Mklg. Alpha Gamma Delta-Treat, M's Paul McKcon. fair Brighmaters MY. Mgml, Sigma Chi. Scuba Club. Parachute Club. PSOC. IM’t Douglas McLean. Springfield. Acclg. I M's. Ice llockev Club. Acclg Club. Glee Club William Machuga. New Kensington. B lx g. Delta Nu Alpha. CBA Sid Cncl. PSOC. I M's Jayne MacMillan. Slate College. Acclg. Alpha Phi. Phi Chi Theta Thomas Macrone. Ridley Park. B Log, Delta Nu Alpha. Soccer, Ice Hockey Club. M's William M. Mader. Warren. B Log, Delta Nu Alpha James Magee. Reading. Mktg Michael Maglocci. xechburg. R Est. Phi Kappa Tau. R Esi Club. Tennis Richard Maicrs, Hazelton. R Est Kathleen Makal, Pgh. Econ, Econ Honors Prog University The Pennsylvania State University T he Pennsylvania Stale Univ Marc Marini. Malvern. Mgml. IM's Theresa Mansi. Phi la. Mklg, Mklg Club Jeffrey Martin. Cheltenham. B Ixrg. Phi Eia Sigma. Della Nu A lpha John Martin. I 'Ulanova. Fin Walter Marvniak. Reading. Mgmi Sarah Mathers. Allentown. Fin. Alpha Kappa Psi. Alpha Lambda Delta. PSOC. CBA Sid Cncl. Mgmi Club. Fin Club E.K. Matto. Pgh. Mktg. Sid Adv. Sports Car Club. Appeals Bd Stephen May hew. Ijtnghome. Acclg, Della Sigma Pi. CBA Sid Cncl. Acclg Honors Prog Dennis Mays. Sinking Spring, Fin. PSOC. Fin Club John Ma2i11r.iL. Scranton. Mktg. Mktg Club Business Administration 31$ I ss The Pennsylvania Administration James J. Nardelli. Altoona. Fin. Fin Club. Vball. Bball Charles Nardis. Allison Park. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi Debra Nattress. Macungie, Fin. Fin Club Joseph A. Navin. Sew Cumberland, Mktg, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Football. US(j. l niv firing Bd William Nelson. Sent own Square. Acag. Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Ice Hockey Club. IM's. Acctg Honor Prog. Acctg Club Gars’ Meek. West Chester. IKE Carol Merriman. Beaver Falls. Mktg. Sigma Alpha Chi- Pres Daniel Mesley. Meudvtlle. B Log, Delta Su Alpha. I M's Barrs Mcwncr. Huntingdon Valiev. Acctg. IM's, Acctg Club Scott Mcvcs. Horsham. Fin. Phi Kappa Psi. Fin Club. IM's. Homecoming Comm Arthur Milgrim. Cherry Hill SJ. Mktg. Beta Sigma Beta. Mktg Club Eduard Miller. Cheltenham. Mgmt. PSOC Lance Miller. Johnstown. Fin. Bela Theta Pi. IM's Mindv Miller. Huntingdon Valley. Mktg. Mktg Club Brian Milligan. Phi la. Mgmt, Delta Sigma Pi. IM's Mars Lou Mirta. Sew town Square. Fin. Tau Phi Delta Robert Mitchell. Latrobe, Fin Hope Motnich. West Mifflin, Econ. Omicron Delta Epsilon. ERA-Treat. Orchestra. Dorm Pres. Econ Club-VP Joseph Moody. Farrell. Fin, Delta Kappa Phi, Delta Sigma Pi. IM’s Larry Moore, luttrobe. Mktg. Keystone Soc-Treas, ASA. HUB. AH Faith Chair, Skydivers Assoc, Free-V Robert Moore. Pgh. Fin. Phi Kappa Phi. IM’s. Fin Club. Acctg Club Timothy J. Moore. Beaver Falls. Mgmt Debra Morenci. Allentown. Q B A. IM's. QBA Club Ro.sannc Mortldis. Cornwells Heights, Mgmt. Sigma Chi Brett J. Morgan. Ebensburg. Mktg. Phi Sigma Kappa Thomas Moror. Allentown. Fin. La Vic. Barbell Club- Treat Bruce Morris. Allentown. Mktg. Collegian. WDFM. IM's Carolsn Morris. Pgh. Acctg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi, Acctg Club. Std Adv Jim Morrow. Rockville MD. B Log. Golf. IM’s. Photo Club Diane Mortlock. Warminster. Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. Tau Epsilon. Acctg Club. Std Adv. IM's. PSOC. OL Patrick Murphy. MurrysviUe. Acctg Kevin Murray. Franklin lutkes SJ. Mgmt. IM's Timothy Murtha. Pgh. Mgmt, Alpha Kappa Psi-VP. Pres Dennis Mvcrs. Carlisle. R Est. IM’s, Street Hockey Club, R Em Club Jeff Naiditch, Havertown, Fin, IM’s. Std Adv Joyce Morton. Folsom. Mktg. Pi Beta Phi. Sigma Pi. Mktg Club. IM's Jeffrey Moser. Caiasaugun. Mktg, Alpha Chi Sigma. CBA StdCncl. PSOC. Ski Club. IM’s Patricia Mueller. Camp Hill. B A Thomas Mulhcrin. Glenohlen. Mgmt. Acacia-Treta. IFC, ROTC Mike Murgash. St. Mary's, B Log. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Delta Su Alpha Administration College of Business Administration College of Business Administration College of Businc 316 Business Administration J crsitv The Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania SutU nvcrstty ie Pennsylvania Stale University The Penns1 Ivania State Unive Steven Ncri, North Bergen A'J. Mktg. IM's Joseph Nicsslein. CorapoUs. Acctg. Chi Phi Richard Noll. Allentown. Q B A. Mktg Club. Mgmt Club John NonefT. EUwood City. Acctg Beta Alpha PH. Bullhead Club John Nonncmacher. Jim Thorpe, Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi, Acctg Club. CBA Std Cncl. Col Seri- Ctr Gary Novick. Penn Talley. Acctg. Beta Sigma Beta Anthony Nowotarski. Reading. B Log Douglas Oberg. Cornwells Heights, Acctg Scott O'Connell, Berwyn, Fxon, Omicron Delta Epsilon. IMs Duane O’Connor, McKees Rocks. Fin. I M's Stephen O'Connor. Pgh. I R E Marcia Odasso. Ixechburg. Mgmt. Alpha Chi Omega. Mgnu Club Steven Odell, Wynnewood. Fin. Beta Sigma Beta. Fin Club James O'Hallor.tn. State College. Mktg, RA Mark Olcksa. Macungie. Fin. Delta Chi. L'CC. IFC Timothy i’atterson, Philipsburg. Acctg. Alpha Kappa Psi. Acctg Club David Paul. Pgh. Mgmt. NROTC Catherine Pcdalino. Maplewood NJ, Exon. Phi Chi Theta. Onucron Della Epsilon Mary Anne Quinlan. Pgh, Mktg. IMS. Collegian John Reich. Phlla. B tx g Arthur Parker. Hellertown. Mgmt. IM'.s Alan Pasda. Wcscosvillc. Acctg Arthur Pasquarcila. Huntingdon Talley. Fin. Delta Sigma Pi. I M's. R Est Club Brian Pan. Sharon. Mktg. ARHS, SCA. RA Frank Pan, DuBoix, Mgmt Bert Oleson. Morrisville. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. Model RR Club Jeffrey Olhngcr. Hollidaysburg. Mgmt. Mgmt Club Pablo Olmo. Phi la. Acctg. IM’.s Victor Orlcr, Conshohocken. Mktg. Della Kappa Phi, IFC. USO. SGA. Skull A Bones Richard Orlow. Philo. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM's. PSOC. CBA Std Cncl. Gentle Thurs Mary Ann Orosz. Ixtwer Burrell. IRE Alpha Xi Della, Cheer Ur. IM's. Baseball David Ottaviam. Pgh. Mgmt. Sigma Pi. CBA Std Cncl. I M's. PNRHA Julie Chen Ou. State College. BACEC Michele Owen. Gladwyne. Acctg. Acacia Terry Owens. Flemington NJ. Acctg Maria Pacen a. Drexel Hill. Mktg. Mktg Club David Paiani. Pgh. Mgmt. Mktg. Delta Kappa Phi James Palumbo. Windber. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi Joseph Panaro. Coher. Fin. Fin Club Joseph Paiambo. Summit Hill. B A. A PICS. IM's. Circle K. Karate Club. Mgmt Club Business Administration 317 I ministration College of Business Administration College of Business Administration Col! ministration Leslie Pcnles. Berwick. Mktg. Phi Kappa Theta John Pcnncweil. Media. Fin. M’s Julie Perks. Osceola Mills. Mklg Patricia Perry. Jeannette. Acetg. Sigma Chi Alpha-l ist Gars' Pclak, Johnstown. Fin Kathryn Pullen. Johnstown. Acetg Rich Ragan. West Mifflin. R Est. Football. IM's. Karate Club. Ballnn Dance Club. R Est Club. Ins Club. Fin Club. Mklg Club Fred Ragucci. Staten Island S Y. Accig. Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Football Waller Rakowich. Pgh. Accig. Pi Kappa Phi-Treat. VP, IFC. Beta Alpha Psi Stephen Raynish. Fair Oakes. Mgmt Dehra Reedv. Cressona. Mklg. Alpha Kappa Psi. Mktg Club. LSG ‘ Barbara Reese. Pennsville SJ. Fm. Alpha Kappa Psi. CBA Sul Cncl. Fin Club. Std Adv-Chrmn Kenneth Reese. Apollo, Mgmi. Bball-Mngr. Baseball-Mgr. I Ms Francis R. Regan. Tabyhanna. Mgmt, Mgmi Club. Bball Erica Rcibrich. Philo. B A William Peters. Ephrata. Accig John Peterson. Plymouth Meeting. Accig. I M's. Accig Club. Ski Club Kenneth Petruzzo, Drexel Hill. Mgmt. Mgmi Club Anne Pettus. Deneningtown. Acetg. Beta Alpha Psi Murk Pti finer. Allison Park. Fin. Phi Kappa Tau Pete Phiambolis. Huntingdon Valley, B !j g Cuthlecn Phillipcck. Bethlehem. Fin. Alpha Chi Sigma. IM Keystone Soc-Pres, PSOC David M Phillips. Clarks Green. Acetg. I M’s. Vball Deborah Pichini. Hbg. Mklg. Tau Phi Della. RHAB Abbic Picus. Cheltenham. Mktg. PSOC. Mktg Club. Std Assist Ctr Richard Pictraccini. Dallas. Mktg. Mktg Club. M’s, PCEP Michael Pillion. Wayne. IRE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lacrosse Nancy Pishkur. Sharon. Mktg. Mktg Club Mananne Pitronc, DuBois. Mktg. Delta Sigma Pi. Mktg Club. CBA Std Cncl Robin Polle. Kinndon SJ, B A Douglas Pope, Bethlehem. Fin. PSOC. R Est Club Andy Poth. Camp Hill. Acetg. Acetg Club. IM’s, PSOC Norman Potter. Tulsa OK. Fin. Fin Club. CBA Std Cncl- Treus. Bus Interest House-Treta. PSOC John E. Powell. Jr, Warminster. IRE. Ins Club Brian P. Powers. Erie. Mktg. Mktg Club. Collegian. IM’s Thomas J. Precopio. Fort Washington. Mktg Jamie Price. Southampton NY. Mktg. Alpha Phi Marlene Price. East Rutherford S'J. Acetg. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Delta Sigma Pi-VP. Hlllel Allen Priputen. Allison Park. Mgmt. Phi Kappa Tau. Alpha Zeta Psi. Mgmt Club. Golf. I M’s Frank Prybock. Verona. Mktg. I M's V' 318 Business Administration Donald Rightnour, Johnstown. Acctg. Pht Eta Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi, Acctg Club Susan Dallapc Rightnour. Johnstown. Mgmt. Mgmt Club Daniel Ritchey. Z.u I linger. Mgmt. Soccer Diane Rizzo. Phila, Fin, I M's Albert Roan. Haneys Like. B lu g. Circle-Pres. Bball. Soccer. I M s. USC Glenn Roble. Tobyhanna. Mktg Mark Rodgers. Houston. Fin. Pi Kappa Alpha Anne Rogers, Havenown. Acctg Mark Rollason. Port Vue. Mktg. Mktg Club Jon Romig. Allentown. Acctg l.inda Rose. McMurrav. B Log. Phi Mu, Acacia. White Band. Delta Nu Alpha Kim Rosenberg. Phila. Mktg. l.a Vic. Collegian. Std Adv David Ross. McKeesport. Mktg Maureen Rothman. Sharon Hill. Mgmt. I M's. Mgmt Club. PSOC. Ol. Jeffrey Roumfort. Sharon, Fin. OL. Dorm Pres Lauru Rowadcr. Pgh. Acctg. Colloquy-Treat. ASA. OL Parmi Nous. Beta Alpha Psi, Omicron Delta Kappa Lynn Rowley. Lancaster. Mktg. Keystone Soc. Softball. SC A. Mgmt Club David Rudncr. Bayonne NJ. Acctg. USC John RulTncr. Pgh, Acctg. IM's Jeffrey S. Rumbergcr. Paoli, Fin, Baseball John Rcichcll. Huntingdon Valiev. Mgmt. IM's Michael Reilly. Phila. Fin. R Est Club. Fin Club Gary Reinert. Whitehall. Mgmt. Keystone Soc. CBA Std Cncl-Sec. Ski Club Margaret Rcinsel. Clarion. Mktg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Della Sigma Pi-Sec. IM's. CBA Std Cncl. Vol Sen Ctr. Thespians Jane Reiss. Slattngion. Acctg Jumcs Rcistctcr. Bethlehem. Mktg. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mgmt Club. CHAB. IM's Larry Rcsnick. Dresher. Acctg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acctg Honor Prog Marvin Resnick. Phila. Mktg. Bicycle Club. IM's John Richards. Elizabeth. Acctg. IM's Marc Richtnan. Phila. BA EC. PSOC Jacqueline Russell. Fremont. Acctg. Bela Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Kappa Phi Ernest William Russom III. Springfield. B Log. Sigma Nu. Delta Nu Alpha Carol Ann Ryan. Springfield. Mgmt. Mgmt Club Joseph Rvndock. Mtnerssille. Acctg Kenneth Saff. Bethlehem. Mktg Eugene Safllas. Huntingdon Valley. Fin. USC. IM's Elizabeth Sailor. New Castle. Mktg. CBA Std Cncl. Alum Rel Comm. Mktg Club, IM's. Phonathon Lonnie Saka. Alit uippa. Mktg. Delta Sigma Pi. USC. Mktg Club. CBA Std Cncl Cynthia Sampcdro. North Wales. Mktg. Dorm Pres. Mktg Club. Softball. Bball Nick Santilippo. North East. Mgmt. IM's Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania aie Univc Business Administration 319 Michael Santo. EHwood City. A cctg. I M's. Acctg Ltuh Stephen Saudargas, Ocean City NJ. Acclg Drew Savage. Warminster, IRC Ham' Savisky, Butler. Mgmt. Sigma Phi Epsilon. I M's Steven Savran. Wynnewocid. Acctg. Beta Sigma Bela. Beta Alpha Psi, Tennis Joan Schaffer. Pgh. Fin. Phi Kappa Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma. Fin Club Betty Schaffhauscr, Sew Cumblerand. B Log. Delta Nu Alpha. CBA Std Cncl Patricia Schiavo. Collegerille, Mgmt William Schleicher. Bethlehem. R Est, R Est Club. Phon- a-thon Peter Schlicht, Butler, Econ, College Rep-Trcas. I M’s. Radio Club David Schmidt. Radnor. Fin. Acclg Club, Ftn Club, Legal Soc. PSOC. I Ms Sherry Schmuck, Phila. B A John Schockcr. Easton. Fin. Phi Sigma Kappa David Schramm. Bowie MD. Econ Eric Schriver, Lebanon, Acclg. Theta Chi. Alpha Kappa Psi Ronald Schultz. Jr. Stale College. Mgmt. ROTC Drill Team. I M's Roger Schuster. Scranton. Mklg Pamela Schwab. Pgh. Acctg. Acclg Club Malcolm Schweikcr. Worcester. Mgmt, Kappa Delta Rho, I M's Rosario C. Scaortino. York. Mgmt. Ja:: Club, PSOC Karen Scott. Audubon, Mgmt. Colloquy. PSOC Suzanne Scott. Willow Grove. B A. Mktg Kathleen Seem. Kutztown. B Ijog Susan Sclzik. McDonald. Acctg. Alpha Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Panhel John Scltingcr. Paoli, Fin William Scman. Pgh. Acclg. Circle K. CBA Std Cncl Paul Scmanchik. Frackville. Acctg David Scnsenig, Stevens. Mgmt. Choir. All Faith Choir John Scpp. Paramus NJ, Mktg. Alpha Chi Omega. Blk Caucus. Mktg Club. Barbell Club. I M's Wavne Set cr. Kingsville. Mgmt. Della Sigma Phi, Mgmt Club. PARC. Circle K I Administration College of Business Administration Co Sue Sharp. Washington. Mktg. Pi Kappa Alpha, Mktg Club James Shea 111. Pgh, Pre L Tau Kappa Epsilon Anne Shearer. York. Mklg, Phi Sigma Kappa. Dorm Pres. I M's Richard Shcdnck. Hilmington DE. Mgmt. Ski Club. IM's. Sigma Chi Brian Sheehan. Rome NY. Mktg Denni' Shcchy. Monroeville. Mgmt. Baseball Kathleen Shields. Pgh. Fin. Phi Chi Theta. Newman. Folk Choir. OL Glenn Shumsfcy. A abridge. Mgmt, IM's Sharon Sill. New Bloomfield. Fin. IM's, Fin Club Joseph Sims. Dallas. Acctg, Beta Alpha Psi. IM's 320 Business Administration Larry Sim . Belle Vernon. R Est Joyce Singosky, Roscoe. Mgmi Kevin Sive� . Fails. Aeetg, Keystone Soc. IM's Samuel SklarofT. Overhrook Hills. Mktg. I M's Scon S. Sloppy. Clearfield. Fin. Delia Mu Sigma. I M's Greg Sluwer. Hazleton. Aeetg. Beta Alpha Ptl, Beta Gumma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. BBall. Golf Renaissance Patricia Sluzar. W ilkes-Barre. BA EC. Iniernat'lCull House-Pres Elliot Smith. Boalsburg. Aeetg. Phi Kappa Psi Kenneth Smith. Upper St Chur. Mktg. Phi Kappa Pu. I M's. Gym Club. Mktg Club Marc Smith. Buckingham. Aeetg. I M's. Rugby. Swim Team. CBA Sid Cncl nivcrMty The Pennsylvania State University The IVmts Kama State University I lie Pennsylvania Stale University The Pennsylvania State Ur Pamela Smith. Plymouth Meeting. Aeetg Stephen Smith. Cheltenham. Fin. I M' . PSOC Charles M. Smvrk. III. King of Prussia. Mgmi. Soccer. I Ms Kuthv Snclson. Akron OH. Mktg. Alpha Sigma Alpha-Sec, Mktg Club Edward Syndcr, Burnham. Mgmi. Baseball. I M's Marion Soltis. West Chester. Fin Jean Spadaccnc. Erie. Aeetg. Beta Alpha Pm. CBA Std Cncl Erie Specter. Ambler, Aeetg. Beta Alpha Psi. IM V Aeetg Club Laurie Springer. Sew Cumberland. Aeetg, Alpha Chi Omega. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi Reid S uicr. Springville. Fin. Theta Chi. I M's Richard Squire� . IP Trenton SJ. Aeetg. Phi Kappa Phi. RA. Squash Club Louis P. Stanasolovich, Ambridge. Aeetg. I M's Robert Stanley. Haven own. Mktg. Delia Sigma Phi. IM's Christopher Stark. Dalton. Mgmi Harvey Stein. Philo. Mgmi. Mgmi Club. Mktg Club. CBA Std Cncl. Std Adi David Steiner. Philo, Mktg. Alpha Kappa Psi. Mktg Club Randall Stephens. Allcniqvin. Fin. M's Richard Stevens. Phoenixville. BA William J. Stewart. West Mi Jlln, Aeetg. Delta Kappa Phi. Della Signal Pi, I M's Judy Stimson. Bridgeville. Mgmt. Beta Gamma Sigma. PSOC. Alpha lutmMa Delta. Omieron Delta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi, Free V. Am Mktg Assoc Vincent Stoffa. North Huntingdon. Mktg. Mktg Club. Gvm Club. I M's Dav id Stoncbrakcr. Elizabeth. Mktg Sharon Stoner. Altoona. Fin. Pi Bela Phi. Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Legal Soe. PSOC. Fin Club Wendy I. Stormcr. Ebensburg. Aeetg. Alpha Lambda Delta. Beta Gamma Sigma. Bus Club. Choirs. Circle K Reed Stouffcr. Muninsburg. Mgmi Ann Slough.Jeanette. Q BA. Alpha Kappa Psi, 01. Jeffrey Stover. Indiana. Aeetg George Strcckcr. Phila. B Log. Model RR Club-Treat. IM's Ronald Strike. Erie. IRE. Collegian. IM's, Stage Band Steven Style. Plymouth Meeting, I R E, IM's, Dorm Pres, R Est Club. Ins Club Business Administration 321 322 Business Administration Ron Vaccaro. Phila. Fin Fabricio Valdivicso. Guayaquil Ecuador. Mktg. Tennis Robert Valck. Alien town. Mgmt. Karate Club Mark Valentine. Matter n. Mgmt. I M's. Mktg Club John VanGordcr, llonesdole. Mgmt. Tau Kappa Epsilon Diane Tufano. Morristown S'J. Q tt .1. Beta Gamma Sigma. Blue Band James M Tyler. Pgh, Acetg. Acclg Club. I M’s. OU BA. Sul Cncl David L'hlig. Pgh. Mktg. Pi Kappa Alpha- VP. Sec. Mktg Club Adam V. Uncam III. Phi la. Acetg. I M's Lawrence Uziel. (Hassport. Acetg. Bbalt. IM's Gregors Sullivan. Pgh. Acetg. Delta Sigma Pi. Acetg Club. RA Lauren M. Sullivan. Warrington. BA EC. Kappa Kappa Gamma- I P. Archery Club Marc Summers. Wheeling ITK Mgmt. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Phi Mu Alpha. Blue Band. Sinfomu John Sutcrmastcr. Glenshaw. Mktg. Mktg Club Patricia Swandick. Mountain Top. Mgmt. CBA Std Cncl. Mgmt Club Jeffrey Swavcly, Beading. Acetg. IM's Wavnc Swcencv. W Mifflin. Mgmt. ABUS. PXRHA-Pres. VP. RA Judvon Swcigart. A Uentown. Fin Michael Szkaradnik. Phila. Fin Thomas Talkowski. McKees Bocks. Fin. Phi Kappa Theta Ldward Tarlc. McKeesport. Acetg. Acclg Club. IM's George Tatonc. Derrs. Mktg. Wrestling. IM's. Mktg Club Don Taylor. Honey Brook. Fin Maurice T homas. Valencia. Fin Karen Thompson. Daslesiossn. Mktg. Pi Beta Phi. Mktg Club Sandra Thompson. York. Mktg. Mktg Club. Softball. Keystone Stephen Thorne. Philo. Mgmt. Vets Org. Tennis Club Nancy Thorpe. Phila. Mktg. Phi Kappa Psi. Mktg Club. Cheerldr Thomas Ticmcy. Drexel lltll. Acetg. Bowling John Tocydlouski. Downingtown. Mgmt Michael Torctti. State College. Acetg, Phi Gamma Dclnt. Acclg Honor Prog. IFC, Goff Joni Toth. Washington, Mktg. Alpha XI Delta. Phi Kappa Sigma. Mktg Club James Trabona. Frederick MD. Fin. IM's. Fin Club Jill Tracv, Slate College. B .4. Kappa Delta. Alpha Kappa Psi Miehclc Trasport. Ahquippa. Mktg. Bball. IM’s Dorothy Trathen. Jean near. BA Lou Travis. Ridley Park. B Log. IM’s Victor M, Trivino. Perkasie. Mktg. Gymnastics. Parnti A'oui Robert Tronolone, Churchvillc. Acclg. Beta Alpha Psi. Acclg Club. IM' Ann Truschcl. Pgh. B A !lc2c of Business Administration Jeffrey Vaininu. I I'vomlulng. Acetg. I M’s. A cctg Club Robert Vavrcck. Erie. R Em. CBA Sid. R Em Club Julie Vidclto. Sorih East. Fin Carol Villclla. Ambndge. Mgmt. EOF Jane Vince. I.anulate. BA. Cll Lit A log. Choir. Cmps 4-II Mark Vincent. Phoenixville. AIktg Jan Vislosky. Fair lew Wilt, Mgnu. Mgmt Club-See. Eco- Action. Sid Affairs. I M’s, CBA SldCncl. Bu Interest House James Vogt. Wexford. Ins Randall S Voorhccs. Upper Darby. Mgrnt. Arnold Air Soc Nancy Vos.sers. Erie. Fin. Fhi Chi Theta James Voulopo . Ixincauer. Aceig, Della Upttllon. Beta Alpha Fsi John Waldron. Malungle, Acetg. I M’s Rob Waldron. Ambler, Fax. eta Fu. Fin Club. Golf Susan Marie Waldron. West Chester. Mgmt. Alpha Kappa Fm. La Vic. I M’s. PSOC Robert Wallace. West Chester. Q B A. CBA Std Cncl Stuart Weinstein. Broomall. B Ixig. Pi Kappa A Ipha. Semper Fi Six Kathryn Wetter. Ene. Acetg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Lambda Sigma. Collegian. M’s. CBA Std Cncl lid Weiss. Hynncwood. Acetg. Beta Alpha Pm. I M's Garry Welker. Erie. Mktg. CBA Sid Cncl-Pres Philip Welsh. Phila. Acetg. I M's. Acetg Club Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania State Univ Philip Wenger. Leola. Fin. IM's Mark Wcnncll. Reading, Acetg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Alpha lambda Delta. IM's George Wentz. Pgh. Acetg Joanne Wcsolowski. Drexel Hill. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club. Newman Gabriclla L. Whalin, Chester Springs. Acetg. PSOC Charles Wilhelm. Pgh. Mgmt. Beta Theta Pi Cheryl A. Wilhelm. Bryn Maser. Bktg. Ei uestrian Team Daniel Wilhelm. Pgh. Mktg. Beta Theta Pi-Pres, IFC. Mktg Club. CBA Std Cncl David Williams. Cresco. Mgmt Todd Williams. Pgh. Mktg. Swim Team. Mktg Club Scott Walp. Dubois. Mgmt. Alpha Chi Sigma. Alpha l.iunbda Della. V '1 Barbara WaJtcnbaugh. Natrona Heights. Fin. Chi Omega. CBA Std Cncl Carl Walz. Phila. Mktg. IM's. Mktg Club William Wann. Reading. Acetg, IM's Carol Wardrop. Pgh. Bus. Kappa Delta. German Honor Soc. IM's. Dorm Pres Diane Wasnicwski. Hmertawn. Mktg. Alpha Phi. Mktg Club. PSOC Richard Weaver. Howard. Mgt. IM's John Wcidman. Mount Joy. Acetg. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Naneic Wcinftcld. Wynaewood. Mktg. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Pin Eta Sigma. Mktg Club Robert A. Wcingartz. Pgh. Aceig. USG. IM's Business Administration 323 ■ Philip Wilson, H'avnr. Mgmi, I M's Ru.-h.ird Wisniewski, Erie. Mgmi, IM’s Eric Wolf. Ebensburg, Mgmi. Thespians. Circle K. huerr.ait Dancers James Wolf. Erie. Fin. Chi Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. Pda Gamma Sigma. Fin Club. IFC William J. Wolfe. Glensha . Fin. PSOC. Fin Club Robert Wolfel. Si Marys. B Log. Acacia. Delia Su Alpha Barbara Wood. Oreland. Q B A. .1 Ipha hnnbda Delia. Softball. Lares Lit Bd. Mktg Club Donna Wood. Broomall. Mktg. Mkig Club-Exec Bd Michael Woollen. McLean VA. Acclg. Phi Gamma Delia, I Ms Robert Worrilow. Jr. Baothwsn, Mgmi. Mgmi Club-l'P. Bowling. Chess Team James Wright. Drexel Hill. Accig. PSOC Randolph Wyrofsky. Saylorsburg. Acclg Harold Yahr. Pgh. Acclg Frank Yantck. Clainon. Fin. I M's. Fin Club James Yeager. Sharpxrille. Mktg. Mkig Club. Mgmi Cluh Randy Ycltcr. Burnham. R Esi. I M's. R Esi Club Brian Yoh. Robesonia. Acclg. Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi Donald Young, Jr. Collegexille. Accig. IM's Robert Young. Sharon. Econ Brian Zcgcr. Mercershurg, Accig Bela Alpha Psi. IM's Debbie Zclouf. E Horlhport )'. Mktg. Kappa Delia Rha. Mkig Club. RA Joan Zcruld. Philo. Fin Keith Zickar. Sharon. Fin. Fin Club. IM's Andrea Zubyk. Malvern. Mgmi Karen Zuckcr. MYnilmoor. Mktg Shelley Zuckcrman. Pgh. Acclg Jerome Zvonkovich. Greensboro. Mgmi. IM's The Pennsylvania Attentive business students 324 Business Administration i Dear Graduates: Earth Mineral Sciences To the 1979 graduate—my heartiest congratulations and best wishes for success in the future. It is my sincere hope that from your experiences in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, you have gained an acute appreciation of the many perplexing problems that face our nation and world with regard to energy and the environment, minerals and materials. What’s more. I hope that you will be able, during the course of your career, to contribute toward the solution of some of these problems. But wherever you go. and whatever you do. keep in touch-as a new graduate, you will automatically begin to receive the Earth and Mineral Sciences bulletin which this college has been publishing for 47 years. It will be sent to whatever address you keep on lile with the Penn State Alumni Association. Always keep your address up to date with the Alumni Office and our bulletin will follow you. From time to time, in that publication, we report news of our alumni and we will welcome contributions from you. We take great pride in our body of graduates. Your successes will reflect well on us and we like to hear about them. Your years at Penn State have seen many changes in the College. Enrollment has grown by more than 30%. Our scholarship support for our undergraduates has surpassed SI 15.000 a year and is—by far-thc largest such program of any of Penn Stale’s colleges. The Eric A. Walker Building was completed and occupied, providing badly needed space for the college's various departments. The Mineral Industries Building was renamed the Edward Steidle Building, honoring the memory of the late dean who served from 1928 to 1953 and was largely responsible for molding the college into its present format. The first two women received B.S. degrees in the formerly male-dominated field of petroleum and natural gas engineering. The Department of Material Sciences was renamed the Department of Materials Science and Engineering to reflect more accurately its primary spheres of interest. Outside support of research in the college continued to grow as we led all the colleges except the College of Medicine in total research funding. And Earth and Mineral Sciences Student Council planned and staged two college open houses, each bringing more than 4.000 visitors to the college’s facilities to learn about our many offerings. Your years at Penn State have been good ones for this college-1 hope they have been good ones for you too. and that you will find, in the years to come, that you have learned a great deal of value here—if not in specifics, then in broad general outlines that will serve you well. Charles L. Hosier. Dean Dean Charles L. Hosier 326 Earth Mineral Sciences Mineral Muveum Earth Mineral Science 327 Intricate labs arc common Examining a rock Experimentation and analysis are the keys 328 Earth and Mineral Sciences 4 Student Council, clockwise, from top: Joe Campui. vice president: Michele Roissicr. secretary-treasurer: Vicki I-'caring. president The campus mcteo station The College of Earth and Mineral Sciences has two special programs to help undergraduates better understand the College, its faculty and future job experiences. The first is the three-year old Sciences Seminar Scries, sponsored by the College's student council. The seminar series features one speaker, usually a faculty member, during each of the fall, winter and spring terms. According to Vicki Fearing, a senior metallurgy student and president of the student council, the seminar has two important purposes. “It provides some programs for undergraduates directly on their level. She added that it gives all EMS students a chance to meet. “A lot of departments within the College have their own professional societies and their own seminars. The council-sponsored series gives students a chance to interact because the programs are less technical and of general interest. The second program gives undergraduates on-the-job experiences in the form of co-ops and internships. The co-op program is highly selective and consists of alternating six-month periods of work and study during five years. A student either chooses to attend the University during summer and fall terms and work from December to June, or take classes winter and spring terms and work June to December. Whatever option the student chooses, he graduates at the end of five years with 137 credits, a BS degree and two years of actual working experience. Mr. L. Barry Phelps, professor of mining engineering and coor- dinator of the co-op program, said that the student receives many benefits from the actual work experiences. “The basic thing a student gets as far as academics is experience. The two years of experience puts the student above those in the job market, which is evidenced by higher salaries. Mr. Phelps said. Added benefits include the chance to apply classroom material to working situ- ations, and a boost to a student's finances. Phelps said. I Karth Mineral Science� 329 David Alan Bell. Stale College. Pirn Sc, A'appa Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Lambda Upxllon Bruce Bcnyish. Robesoniu, Earth Joseph A Ben . Philo, Earth Boh Berg. Pgh, PSG E. Chi Phi Bruce Her wager. Hanover. PSG E. Pi Kappa Phi. SPE. H'rculing. PSOC. Free I Patrick Blough. Verona, P G F. Nancy Blume. Ilethel Park. Mng E. IMS, SME of A! ME Gregory Border. Hhg. Mag E. IMS Christopher Brake. Peierxbtirg, GeoI Steven Bratt. Siracuu’ S')'. Gphys, .eta Omega Omega. Alpha Lambda Delta. Chimes. Phi Eta Sigma. IMS. 0' Sc Club Kevin Breen. Pgh. Geol. Delta Kappa I’lu Jame% I). Brcsnan, Greenville. Earth Jame J. Brvja. Exeter. Mng E. Kappi Delta Rho. IMS. IFC. AI ME Douglas R Bunds. Reaver. Metal. IMS. Stage Rand. ASM. ASSDT Roy Burgess. Rrail orJ. PSG E, SPE. SRA Gerard Butch. I alcttcia. Mete� . AMS. Cmps Heath Sen- Pres. I P Mark S. Calhoun. Pgh. Mng E. ASME Rob Cerwonka. Mountain Top, Gcog. Quarterdeck Soc Daniel Chess. Connelltville. G Sr. G Sc Club-Sec Curtis Churchill. Loekpon S Metro, Alpha Clu Sigma Lori F.ttu Cohn. Cranford S'J. Geog. Gentle Thun, l.mlerdogs Don Cordicr. Hhg. PSG E. Phi Mu Delta. SPE. IFC Janet Corson. Muncy, Earth. Mu Phi Epsilon, Symph Oreh. Brow Chorale Ronald Cunfcr. Monrocton. G Sc William Danael. McKeesport. Metal Mike Dcmko. Whitehall. Meters Debra Diekchuth. Pgh. Mn E led DiNardo. Charleroi. Mng E. Pi Kappa Phi David Doyle. Bradford. PSG E. MenS Glee Club. Sit Divert Daniel Drcsscl. Elnesvillc, Mn Ec. Tan Kap m Epsilon John Bacon. Fort Wathington. G SC Reid Banyay. Evan� City. Pirn Sc. Triangle. Pitt l.amhda Epsilon, IMS. Rape Coni Mark Bauer. Philo. Mn Ec. AS ME Thomas R Bcjtty. Sewickley. Earth Daniel Beley. Airbridge, Earth. Pi Kappa Phi pc of I unit A: Mineral Sciences Richard I . Abbott Jr. Pgh. Cer S E, Keramm. ACS-Sec Joseph Ackerman. Siiremherg, Mng E. Soccer. IMS. AI ME rhontas Adams. Apollo. Metal. ASM. IMS John Alexander II. Einnelyvitte, Eurth. Sid Hrng Comm Kevin Arccneaux. Pgh. Mng Mng Soe 330 Karth Mineral Sciences Thomax B. Dunmirc. Jr. IMmont. Earth. IM AFROTC William C' F.llis. Washington. Mn Et David Frdman. Haney's Luke. Earth Thomas biabrook. Oherlin OH. Geog. Phi Kappa theta- Pres Vicki Fearing. Schenectady .V )’. Metal. EMS Sul Curl. Am ASM. Interest House. G Sc Club Grcgorv lishcl. lime aster. Meteo. Cmps Heath Serv. I MS. Hltic Hand Abel Folarin. Ibadan Nigeria. Mng U. Internati Soccer. Afr Sul .1 Mw- Treat Carolyn Fox. Hilhonn. Mn Ec Stephen L. Fox. Birdsboro, Mng E. AI ML. Keystone. Sot of Mng Joseph Frank. Whitehall. PNG E. SPE. I M s Thomas Heffner. Bethlehem. Meteo. Cmps H eath Serv. PSOC. I MS Douglas Heller. Montoursvillc. Gcal. Collegian John Hendlcr. Churehville, Geol, G Client. IM's (1. Jeffrey Hoch. New Kensington. Geol. I.u Vie. Std Cnel, Aead Astnbly Jeffrey I.. Hoffman, lamisburg. G Sc. EMS Interest House. Cmps 4-II. Geophys Soc. United Fed of Star Irek Fans Dave Hornsby. Westfield. Mng E. Glee Club. Mng Sis Nancs Horstmun. Pgh. Gcog. EMS Interest House. G Sc Club. EMS Sens. EMS Std Cm I Sc, Kathleen Hurscn. Monroeville. Earth Mike llydock. iWomsville. Metal. IMS. Phi Psi MM) Jo eph lantuiz o. Brooklyn S')'. Metro Barbara Hajcl. Lower Burrell. G Client Robert Harris. Mcatlvtlle. Mn Ec. Sigma Nu Bruce Hartshorn. Ilinvre. Mng E. Sigma Chi. PSOC. ASM I- IM's Bradley Hart . Cheswitk. Mng E. AIM.MPE James Haywood. Akron. Meteo. Phi Mu Delta. Cmps H eath Serv University The Pennsylvania Slate Uni John Fuller. Ashtabula OH. Metro. Chi Pin William Fusios. Munhall. PNG E. Delta Fait Delia Dasid Gahcllo. Old Forge. Mng E. Aeacia. ASME John Gallo. Glenshau. Cer SE. IM's. ACS Tercse A. Geiger. Beading. F.anh. G Sc Club. SH E. Fencing. IM’s Robert Gerber. State College. t .N Ec. Rugby Club. Jazz Club. PSORMI. House-I P William Gibbons. Norristown. Meteo. Chi Epsilon Pi, IM's. Br ead o f Ufe. House-Pres. Nae. OE. Cmps Weaih Sers Dasid Giffm. Buller, G Sc Robert Gilman. Randolph MA. Earth. Meteo. Std Cnel. Cmps H eath Serv Gerrit Goodman. State College. Mng E. Delta Chi, Mng Site Lisa Gorgas. Alden. Geog David Graham. Manheim. Geog Jeffrey Cirivcwood. Califm NJ. Meteo. Phi Kappa Phi. Quarterdeck So . Equestrian Team Michael Hackman. Utllanova, Gerrg. Sweet. Kung-Fu Club. Eco-Action. Blue draw Club Alan ll.idlicld. Perkasie. Mng E Earth Mineral Sciences 331 Douglas Janowic :. Bethpage '. Metro. Chi Epsilon Pi. 'nips Wrath Sen-VP. I M's. F.MS Interest House Sv'otl Johnson. MontounstiUe. Mng E. Mng Soc. AS VIE Kevin Johnston. Mahnxth XJ. Metro. AFROTC. IVl . Cnips Weath Sere Daniel Jones. Salisbury. Mng E. SVIE-AIME. Mng Soc Edward Kj pello. St Benedict, Mug E Janet K.rppmcvcr. Pgh. deal. Fencing. G Sc Club. Mar Sc Club Robert Karpovich. Phila. Metro Warren Kcvcv Allison Park. PXGE Alpha Sigma Phi. SPE I Vi s Robert Kilran. Pgh. Grog Karl Kimmcrhng. Pgh. Metal. FEE. ASM. AFS. AIMS Terrence Kirchncr. Pgh. Earth. Phi Kappa I'au Steven Kirshenhanm. Randolph SJ. Pint Sc. IVI's. PSOC. Free I Robert Kosko. Svketul r. Mng E. Mug Eng Stanley Kozmiski. Wilkes-Barre. Pint Sc Steven Kr.ieecl. Bcrs� n. Grog Lawrence Krupnik. Boswell. Mng E Linda Krupnik. Stoestown. Mng E John Kubala. Chine. Geol. PSOC Lvnn Kuma. Pgh. Mng E. Triangle. Mng Soc-Pres. Sec. PSOC Ciail l.achendto. Pgh. Mn Ec. Alpha Chi Sigma. PSOC. II ME Dietrich Landis. Drexel Hill, Earth Edward Larkin. Pgh. Metal. Phi Mu Delta, Astro Club Sharon LeBlanc. Mex hanicsburg. Geol. Lamb. G Sc Club. I M 's tireg Lcitzcl. McAlirtentllle. Earth Michael Levine. Roden XY. Mn Ec. I.ambda Chi Alpha, lacrosse Club-pres. Capi. I M's Robert Lit . Mexico. Mng E. IM . PSOC Patrice Lechlc. Maple Glen Geog. Ecu-Action (ilenn Unit . Bethlehem. Geol. EMS Interest House. SJt Cncl. G St Club-1 rests. Pres. I M's Edmund Lyons. WHkct-Barre. Pint Sc. PSOC Steven Lytle. Hbg. Cer SE. Krramos. Freedom House. Xae I ege of Earth Mineral Sciences College of Kurih 1 David McCarrcn. franklin. G Se. Blue Band. S'ROTC Michael McCarthy. SorrbMwn. Geol. PSOC. G Se Club, I M's Thomas McClain. L'niontown. Mng E Mng Soc-Treat William McGill. Pgh. Earth Thomas Mack. Rices Landing. Mng E Delta Chi, Vfng Soe. IVI's Donald March. Chadds Ford. Earth. IVI's, G Sc Club James W Martin. Altoona. Metal. ASM. A!ME. Phi Kappa Phi David Matthews. Strashurg. Geog Markku Maumuha. Stamford CT. Metro. IVI 's John W. Maxes. State College. Vlng E. Phi Delta Theta- Sec. I VI's. AI ME 332 Earth Mineral Sciences crsny The Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania Stale University I lie Pennsylvania Stale University The Pennsylvania State l.'ni' Christopher Miller. Knapp Creek. '. PNG E IM's David Miller. Bethlehem. G St. G Sc Club Michael Morris. Erie. PXG. Phi Koppa Phi. SHE Darlene Mucscr. Hhg. G Sc. Alpha l.aniMa Delta. PSOC. G Sc Club. Naiads Tim Mullen. Brookhasen. G (hem. PSUBAMS. SAME. G St Club. AMS. Cmpt Heath Sere, luicroxw Club. iROfC. Rifle Team Mark Ma anck. Hermitage. Metal. Phi Kappa Sigma. Skull it Bones. IFC-Pres, Lion's Paw. USG. ASM. Alumni Re I Mmhr Ship Comm Ruth Ann Mo zclla. Pgh. GeoI Douglas Meyer. Oneonla SY. Mn Ec. Gymnastics. EMS Interest House. Astro Club Glenn W. Meyer. Duluth MS. Mng E. Delta l!psHon. Skul it Bones. I.a Vie Bd of Dir. SABI HS. Amt Radio Club. OTIS. USG. A IMF Tom M Michele. Lock Haven. G Se. EMS StdCncl. G St Club Ricky Myers. Pleasant. Mng E. Vor. SME Roger R Myers. Du Rots. PNG K IMS. Baseball Gregory Nalyzak. Johmonburg NJ. PNG E. SPE. I M’s. Tener Internt House i'.dmund Chuna I. Okoroji, Into State Nigeria. PSG E. Nigerian Sid Assoc. SEG. SPE. Afr Sid Assoc Craig Page. Sayrr. PNG ;, l.M's. SPE Mary Paglia. Sharon. Metro. Cmpt Heath Seri. AMS. PSOC. Eco-Action Carl Peretti. Itincasier, Mng E. I M’s Richard Perry . Yant ey. Gcol. Alpha Chi Sigma-1 P Ronald Petherbridge. Webster NY. Metro Kevin Pewterbaugh. luinghor te. PNG. Phi Mu Delta. ccc Robert Rosenstecl. Connellsville. PNG E. Kappa Delta Kbo. SPE IFC William I. Sabo. Munhall, Mn Ec. I M's Steve Schcllenbcrg. Bethlehem PNG E. Phi Kappa Theta. SPE. I M s Peter Schwar c. Allendale NJ. Earth. SIIRA-Treas. IM’s Brian Shafnt . Menon. Meteo Thomas Shields. Pgh, PNGE Robert Shultz. I.y kens. Metro. Cmpt H eath Serv. I.M’.s Richard Sichlcr. ( halfwit. Earth. PSOC. G Sc Club Prank Sivic. Bentleyville. Mng E Peter Skoncr. Dunio. Mng E. AIME. I M’s James Pfciflc. Bethlehem. PNG E USG-Sen. Archen Club James PyccrofL Havertown. PNG E SPE. AIME Doug Rapp. Allison Park. Mn Ec. PSOC. SME Robert Reed. Mama a NJ. Meteo. l.uth Std Par. Cmp H eath Sen. A MS Michael Rcga. Chester Springs. Metro. Crops H'cath Sets Alan Reidrmllcr. Penn. Mng E. Phi Kappa I'st Nancs I Rcnningct. Monongahela. PNG E. SH'E SA ME. SPE. House-Pres Peter Rigby. State College. PNG E. Acacia. SPE IM’s Kurt Rohrbach. Menztown. Metal. Theta Chi. ASM Michele Roiwicr. Laurel DE Meteo, Angel Plight. AFROTC. Coed Trick Drill Team Ems Interest House. EMS Std C'ncl. Cmps Wrath Serv Earth i Mineral Sciences 333 I Herbert t. Woodruff. Jr. Phoenixvllle. Metal, ’hi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. EMS Sul Cncl-VP. ASM. Set School Rcl David Works Vr� ' Castle. Metal. ASM. PEE. Soe Phn Si l . IM's. Math dub-Pres. Ice Skating Club Daniel I Young. Runersburg, Mac E. Alpha Kappa Lambda. AIMESME Steve Young. Wellshoro, Earth. IM’s. PSOC. House Soe Chrmn Robert A. You'hasv. Verona. Cer S E. ACS I.cRov 1L Spayd. Jr. Lebanon. Meteo. PSOC. PSVRAMS. Cmpi It colli Serf. Phi Epsilon Pi. Ol. William Spence. Aston. PNG E SPE Marsha Spencer. Rochester V Geol. G Sc Club. Mar St Club. Wallops Island Marl Spivack. Everett MA. Meteo. A MS. Corps Heath Sen- Mary l.ou Springer. Jeannette. Cer S E Sigma Alpha Chi. ACS, Dorm Act Comm William Sun iana. Pgh. Meteo. I M's Christine Stcinfcldt. Rochester NY. P (i E. SPE-Sec. I M's. htternal'l Srxcer Club David Stonfer. Baden. Mn Ee. IM’s David Stover. Saner. PNG Sigma Pi. SPE I M's Dav id N I hompvon. Pgh. Meta). ASM Dcbora Thompson. Wav tesburg. (I Sc. G Sc Club. WEIIR. EHRA Ryan Tilley. Davldtvll e. Meteo. Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Eta Sigma, AMS. Cntpi H eath Sere. H-DFM Gary Toth. Altoona. Cer S E. ACS George W I rcw II. Ford Cite. Earth. IMS. G Sc Club. Wildlife Soe. EMS Sid Cm I John Urosek. Connellssrtlle. Mag E Nancy Driemblo. South It indsor CT. G Sc JctTrev Ventura. I 'erona. PNG E. Kappa Delta Rho. SPE. I EC. I M's Bart Vmcc. Ur Bethel, Metro. PSOC. A MS Paul Vita. Pgh. PNG E. SPE David Wagner. Allentown, PNG E. SPE. IM's Robert Weaver. Sloneboro. Mug E. Music Club. AI ME. I Ms Live Wcigarthcr. Saytar.shurg. Mn Ec Donald Wilson. Apple Creek Oil. Meteo. IM AMS. Corps Heath Sere, AEROTC II 1 NVilvon. Youngvcoad. Grog. PSOC. Underdogs. Blue Bund. USG-Sen Brvan Wolcott. Savrc. PNG E. Pi P.st Omega-Pres. IM's, SUB. SPE. Sid Appeals BD. Sid Ads Paul Shva. Monongahela. G Sc. G Sc Club Richard Smalley . Ohiopyle. G Sc Char lev Smith. Holmes, Earth. Camera Club. Underdogs Allen Snyder. Westfield NJ. PNG E. Pi Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. SPE. I l'C. Dance Marathon. Misv PS I Chrmn. Freestyle Ski Team. IM’s Michael Sober. Grecnxburg. Metal. AI ME of Earth Mineral Sciences College of lfarih 3.14 Larth Mineral Science ! Dear Graduate, Education As reported in several national surveys, the College of Education at Penn State has been rated among the top twenty professional schools of education in the United States. Lone recognized for its excellent programs for preparing educational personnel, it is also one of the leading colleges in research and experimentation. The College of Education is building upon and strengthening this national reputation as it looks to the future. Demographic developments, changing social needs, and a climate of financial stringency arc forcing the University to re-examine its priorities for the decade ahead. The College of Education has exercised leadership in reorganizing its structure and redefining its priorities to meet such challenges while maintaining its strong national reputation. Experiencing declining undergraduate enrollments, the College has shifted more of its emphasis upon graduate programs and research while strengthening its better undergraduate programs. Because of substantial budget restrictions, some instructional areas in the College that cannot be raised to leadership standards arc being abandoned. On the other hand, new programs in emerging fields such as adult education arc being planned along with expanded activities involving the inscrvicc education to assure our future as a leading education college in one of the nation’s best comprehensive land-grant universities. We welcome the challenge of the decade ahead. Henry J. Hermanowitz. Dean 336 Education Dean Henry J. Hermanowitz Between classes at Chambers Building Education 337 Although several national surveys have rated Penn State's College of Education among the top twenty in the country for research and experimentation, retrenchment and budget cut- backs still plague the college. According to Dean Henry Hermanowicz, the College of Education has had to shift more emphasis upon graduate programs and research while strengthening its belter under- graduate programs and research because of declining under- graduate enrollments. The Industrial Arts program is one of the undergraduate programs being phased out due to cut backs. Art Education and Music are being transferred to the College of Arts Architecture. Despite its budget problems, the College of Education has lots to offer its students. Last fall, the Education Student Council sponsored an Innovative Teachers of Tomorrow conference. The conference consisted of several guest speakers, including Dean Hermanowicz. and a luncheon at the Nittany Lion Inn. Last spring was an active term for the council. They spon- sored several seminars covering topics such as student leaching, alternatives to teaching, international opportunities, classroom management. PSEA, and open classrooms. Budget cuts won't cut down the enthusiasm of the College of Education. A new look for an old wall lid Psych counseling 33S Education Education Student Council officers, left to right: Dawn Voylilla-Pres. Tom Shaffer-VP. Maryann Connoly-Faculty Senate Rep. Lisa Rinaldi See (not pictured). Education 339 Leslie Ahrens. Yardley. A Ed. Sax, Vo! Sen Org. SAHA. Thea Tech Pamela Allcttc. Jamestown N ', E E C William Allison. Williamsport, I A Ed. IA Ed Club. Vets Club. Baseball. PSRHA -Treat Phyllis Almony. Moscow, E K Ed. PI Beta Phi Diane Antoncili. Lancaster, E E C. Alpha Chi Omega Sandra Arbolino. tjmsdowne. Ed, Phi Lambda Theta. Phi Kappa Phi. CEC Robert Baker. DuBots. Sec Ed Mary Jane Bama. Freeland. E K Ed Barbara Baughman. Saxton. EEC Ruth Ann Behrer. Spruce Creek. El Ed Marguerite Blair. Phila, E K Ed. Alphabetic Club Robin Blank. Writeoff. E E C. CEC. PSOC. HUM Lynne Blaxchc. Pgh. E E C. A V Sen Gregory Blatt, In go mar. Sec Ed. I M's, Football Eric W. Blaughcr. Delnwnt. Sec Ed. Fencing Carol Boccuti. Philo, EEC, Vol Sen Center, Dorm Soc Chrmn Samuel V. Bohinc. Jr. Export. I A Ed. I A Soc Frances E. Bolgiano. iMncaxter, S P A. SSSHA lisa Boorsc, Lonsdale. S P A. Phi Kappa Theta. RA Jocelyn P. Bowman. Phila. E K Ed. Delta Sigma Theta. Omega P.st Phi, Blk Caucus Maureen Boyle. Coplay. A Ed. NAEA. I M's Janet Bralcy. Media. Belt Ed Karen Branin. Altoona. El Ed. I M's, Choir Audrev Brewer, Horsham. Reh Ed. REO. Rtfle Team, Rijle Club ' Susan Bridwcll. Chambersburg, Sec Ed. Phi Sigma Iota, Pi Lambda Theta. Gym Club. Ed Std Cnei. PSEA. NEA Thomas Brigo. Allentown. E E C. Alpha Iximbda Delta. I M's. CEC Barton Brilhnrt. DuBots, A Ed. PAF.A Mindv Bronstcin. Sarberth. El Ed. OTIS-See Deborah Brown. Holliday burg, II E Ed. Chi Phi Eleanor M. Brown. Scranton. EEC 340 Education illcge of Education College of Education College of Educ; Lynne Benner. Bellefonte. E E C. El Ed Kathy Bcnninghovc. Norristown, E K Ed. RA Janet Bionchi. Pgh. F. K Ed. Alpha Sigma Phi. House officer Kathenne Billet, York. Reh Ed. Reh Ed Club Debra Blackwell. Camntal. S P A. Zeta Tau Alpha. HUB Nancy J. Brown. Liberty, See Ed. Chorus-Pres Bibiaua Brunetti. Dunmore, S PA. S'SSHA Maureen E. Burke. Springfield. S P A. NSSHA Stephen Cady. Lemoni, EEC Janet Carlson. Moylan. A Ed Claire Cook, Carnegie. E E C Lizabcth Cooney. Jersey Shore. El Ed Phi Mu. Pi Lambda Theta Barbara Cornelius, East Freedom, A Ed I M's. Cheerldr Margaret Cosbcy, Dpuglaarille, Reh Ed Lori Cowell. State College. A Ed. EH A Timothy L. Craven, McKeesport. Sec Ed. Poetry. Untv Rdrs. Coffee Ise Jill Crossman. Girard El Ed. Chi Omega, Mu Phi Epsilon Blue Band Maureen Crouse, Williamsport, S PA William Crummy. Valencia. IA IUI. IA Soc. Football. I Ms Michelle Culillo. Wvndmoor, El Ed M's Janice Damiano. Willow Grove. EEC. C E C. Ol. Tina Davidson. Huntingdon Valley. E E C. Pi luunbda Theta. Phi Kappa Phi Michele DeCantis. Scranton. Sec Ed Shery l DcCoskey, Duncansville. E K Ed. El Ed Phi iMmbda Theta Tonva DeVccchix Mount Union. El Ed SGA. Choir Kathy DcVivo. Stroudsburg. E K Ed. Ed Std Cncl. PSOC Judith Devlin. Hartsville. El Ed. All-Faith Choir Marie Dick. Warrington. Sec Ed. Delta 7.eta. Alpha Phi Omega Patricia DiNunno. Media. Sec Ed Bcckv Donnellv. Derrv. Sec Ed. NCTM. M’s ••S rcwvJ-hcJ cnnsvlv Sidle University I lie Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania Stale Univcr Robert Dowling. Reading. Mth Ed Carl S. Drew, Wind Gap. Sec Ed. Glee Club Hi-Lo's, Skating Club. Sports Car Club Tracy Jo Duckworth. Sew Castle. H E Ed. )elta Psi Omega Gary Duff. Lock Haven. I A Ed. IA Soc. Si nan v Divers Mar's E. Duffy, Dresher. S P A. HUB-Sec. VP. SSSHA. HACRES UB-Trcas, ORA Alice Dunn. Big Run, Reh Ed. Reh Club Beverly Dupler. Elizabethtown. Reh Ed. Judo Club PSOC. Reh Club. LSP-Treas Kathleen Du trow. Center Hall. E K Ed Ellen Ebcrhart. North Wales. S PA, Alpha Kappa IMmbda. SSSHA■ VP. IM Choir. Alt UB-VP. Dorm Cncl Susan Eismun. Lafayette Hill. E K Ed. EEC Karen Casamassa. West lutwn, E E C. CEC. Tutor Timothy Catalano. St Mans. Reh Ed. WHC. REO. Hallelujah Singers, IVCF Kelly Chcvaux. York. SPA. I M's. SSSHA Linda Chick. Millmont. H E Ed. Delta Theta Sigma. AHEA-VP, PM Upsiton Omicron, I M's David Churchman. State College. V Ed Iota IMmbda Sigma, I M's. VIC A Rosemary Ciampi, Sugarloaf. £ E C. EJ Ed Vhall. CEC Virginia Ciotola. Hazelton. SPA. SSSHA-See Marycllcn Clark. Phila. EEC. El Ed Delta Upsiton. Ogontz Outing Assoc Amy L. Cohen. Hbg. S P A. SSSHA Suzanne Colcllo. Steelton. E E C. CEC. Sigma Pi. CEC Education 341 Debra Eisner. Hanover. El Ed. Alpha Chi Omega. I M's Melinda Kneel. State College. El Ed. Kappa Theta. I MX Ski Club Lis Epstein. Phi la. E E C. Alpha Epsilon Phi. SGA. Library Comm, Vo! Serv Cntr, l.aurehon Nancy Erb. Ahmgton. E E C. CEC-Pres. I M's. huh Std Par. i'al Serv Ctr. Laurelton, Ice Skating Patricia Erglcr. Rockhlll Furnace, E E C. I M's Michele Fabik. Whitehall. A Ed. Blur Band. Sittany Guard. Indoor Colorguard. SAEA, PA EA Kathleen Falcc, Pgh, Sec Ed Susan Falsctti. Ford City. Mu Ed Beth Farbcr. Phi la. E K Ed Mary Famham. Mosam. El Ed Toric Farrar. MontoursvUle. II E Ed. Phi Epsilon Omicron, AIIEA Catherine Faust. Weatherly. Sec Ed Mary K. Faust. Orwigsburg, E K Ed. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Keystone Soc, Librarian. Chorale. Drama Club. Good Sews Singers. Abby Singers, PSEA Robert W. Feathers. Pine Grove Mills. E E C. PARC. CEC Susan Fccsc, Shamokin, Reb Ed. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Schuylkill Collcgian-.-t Mngr, Editor. Ski Club, Sub-Sec. pso'c Carolvn Fello. Pgh. E E C. Act Coord. CEC Lynn Fine. Philo. E E C. CEC Sheldon Finkcl. Philo. E E C Joan Fisher. Erie, El Ed. Chi Phi. Choir Jill Foibcrth. E. Stroudsburg. A Ed. UCC. PSRHA. PAEA. SAEA. Gent Thun, RIIC, Drama Club. OL Teresa Fox. Bedford. EEC. Concert Choir, AII-Faith Choir, Special Olympics Lucv Ann Fragalc. Ahmgton. E E C. Karate Club. CEC, ACLD Matthew Frantz. Sunvmt Hill. S PA. IM's. SSSHA Lvdia Freeman. Radnor, El Ed. IM's. Tennis. Bball-Mngr Karen Fuchs. Philo. E K Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. PSEA. Pi iMtnhda Theta John Gallucc. Alumna, Mu Ed. Blue Band Theresa Gnllick. Donora. See Ed Karen Gamble. Beaver. Reh Ed. Reh Club. Ski Club. SUB Soc Chrmn. Orient Comm Karen Gartlcy. Aliquippa. E K Ed Karen A. Gazdtk. I .at robe. E K Ed. Pi Lambda Iheta I'ollcgc of Hducation College of Education College of t Paul Gehris. East Falmouth MA. Reh Ed. Soccer. IM's. ERA. ARHS Thomas Gcislcr. Imperial. To Ed, Toe Ind Club of Am Sandy George. Sharpsvilte. E K Ed. Pi luunbda Theta Scott Gibson. Sew Castle. V Ed. lota Lambda Sigma. ITCF-Pres. Toe Ind Club of Am Sharon Gittlcn. Hbg. El Ed. IM's, PSRHA Donna Glassmcn. Wyneote. EEC Wendy Gold. Bnmmall. S P A Wendy Goldberg. Kiltaning, E E C Patricia Golden. Shamokin. Reh Ed. Delta Chi. SUB. SGA. RHC. Std Asst Cntr Deborah Grolth. Allison Park. S P A. Acacia. Chimes. Alpha Phi Omega. Tot Serv Ctr. SSSHA 342 Education iiversiiy The Penns’ The Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania State U Cheryl Grubc. Omigsburg. S P A. Alpha Kappa luimbda. Alpha luimbda Delia, Pi lambda Theia, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Sigma Sigma. NSSHA. Chorale Su an Gucrs. Auburn. E K Ed, Sigma Sigma Sigma Carolyn Hacselcr. Erie. E K Ed Robert Hague. Pgh, Sec Ed Susan Hamclly. AVw Caule. El Ed Ivaniu State University The Pennsylvania State Universit Cynthia Hansen. Bethlehem Beh Ed Naiads Joan Hart, Stale College. E K Ed I M's Lynn Hartman. Beaver Falls. E K Ed Delta Psi Omega. Choir, Beaver Masquerd Patricia Hartnett. Coopersburg SPA John Hartzlcld. Ijithersburg. See Ed Linda Huschak, Old Forge. E E C Patricia J. Hawk. SharpsviUe. S P A. Phi Kappa Sigma. NSHA Frederick W. Hawthorne. Natrona Heights. See Ed Alpha iMtnhda Delta. Mortar Bd. Phi Beta Kappa. I.M's. PSEA- Pres. Ed Std Cncl. Std Adv Lorraine Hciscr. Folcroft. S S Ed. Del Co Newspaper, PSEA Pres USG. Hockey Club Deborah Heist. Warminster, EEC. Sigma Nu, Pi l-ambda Theta. PSEA-Treas. CEC Karen Hershev, Saltillo. El Ed Chon. Band Mary Higgins. Phi la. Sec Ed Field Hockey. Softball. IM'i. Spotlighters. L'ntv Rds. ODA Elizabeth Hilbert. Shenandoah. Beh Ed. Gamma Sigma Sigma. I M's Nancy Hobtack. Munhall. Sec Ed Fig Skating. PSSSC- VP. Skating Show Chrmn Melinda Hoch, West Chester. EEC. El Ed. Kappa Delta. CEC Glen Hogsctt. Beaver, A Ed. Delta Psi Omega, Masquers. IA Club Gary J. Holodick. West Hazelton, E K Ed Swimming, I M's. Pi Umhda Theta Kathry n Hooper. Pgh. E E C. IM's. SGA Belinda Hostrandcr. Clarks Summit. E K Ed IM's. SCIP. Lamb Scott Houck. Hanoser, Sec Ed Patricia Igo. State College, E E C. SkulldBones. USG. IIUB-Pres. IM's Mollie Jackson. Pgh. E K Ed PSEA. Blk Caucus Catherine Jcnco. Hazleton. El Ed Phi Kappa Phi. Hazleton SUB. SGA See Chcrvl Jenkins. Unsdale. H E Ed. Theta Chi. PNBHA. AHEA Carmen Johnson. Beech Creek. EEC. Blue Band Silk Squad Harold Johnson. Blue Bidge Summit. I A Ed. PSOC Vicki Johnston. Cherry Hill NJ. El Ed IM's. IJon's Guard. Pershing Rifles Marvalicc Jones. Phila. El Ed E E C. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi iMmbda Theta. Dorm Cncl-See George Joseph. Easton, Mu Ed Blue Band Choir Amy Kagan. Chambersburg, El Ed Marric Kamcns. Phila. E K Ed Carol Ann Kaminski. Phila. S PA. Delta Upsilon. NSSHA Diane Kancianic. Kulpmont. EEC. CEC-VP. Ice Skating Prog. Special Olympics Kathleen Kane. Phila. Sec Ed Susan Kardos. Allentown. Reh Ed IM’s. Swimming. Cheerldr. Sky Diving Club. REO Education 343 I The Pennsylvania Ann D. Koisperkoski. Easton, E K Ed. I St's Luiinn Kaup. Wexjbrd, A Ed, PI luimbda Theta. SAEA- VP. Pres. PAEA. PSOC Thomas Kccch. Coatesvtlle. E K Ed. .eta Omega Omega- VP. Pres. SSEA. Std Cncl Erin Keenan. Tumsdowne. A Ed. SAEA. USG. Photo Club Susan Reiser, Wayne, EK Ed Fred Kcitcr. Downington, See Ed Nav. Glee Club Sharon Kelly. Slatamorat, El Ed. Pi lambda Theta. Tennis Ann Kilgore. Atnllle, S P A. NSSHA Robert Kilgore. York, Reh Ed, Theta Chi. ISt's, PSOC. REO Carol Kinney. Beaver, Reh Ed. Psy, Phi Kappa Phi 1 I'.duc.ilion C'olleee � 1 t sIik.Uipii College of I.Jticalioii ( � llcu-o i� 1 I du Laurie Kirsch. Dresher. S PA. Pi Lambda Theta. SAB, NSSHA. Blue Band Daniel Klees. DuBots. V I Ed, ISt's, VICA-Pra Wendy Knapp. Erie. E K Ed Lori Kniss. Sunbury. S PA. Tati Phi Delta. Vball. I M's Frank Komykoski. Roslyn. I A Ed. Inti Soecer Club. ISt's. Armv ROTC. Soccer Lvdia Koncckv. Carnegie. E E C. A Ipha Chi Omega. PSOC. UkranClub Suvin Kranjdch. Pgh. El Ed Beth Kraus. Somerset, S PA. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pi Kappa Alpha. Pi Isunbda Theta, NSSHA. PSSHA. ISt's Rente Kreishcr, Williamsport. A Ed, Pltl Sigma Kappa. .Mortar Bd NAEA, Keystone Soc. Photo Club Marlene Krevitz. Phi la. Slth Ed Phi Kappa Phi Deborah Kricgivch. Erie. E K Ed. PSOC Judith Krouse. Red Lion. Sec Ed PSEA. Std Cncl. Keystone Soc Diana Kubitsky. Hollida sburg. H E Ed AIIEA Mark Kunkcl. Pgh, E K Ed Mary Ann Kutzcr. Allentown. E E C. CEC Mars- Ann Lcpcrc. Stinersville. E E C. E K Ed. UCC, CEC. PSEA. PNRHA Lori Levan. Herndon. A Ed. NAEA. WSHR Debra Levin. Rvdal. Reh Ed Alpha Sigma Alpha. UCC, IFSSO Jann Levine. Pgh. El Ed Alpha Epsilon Phi. PSEA Judy Levinson. Altoona. Reh Ed Gerald L. Laub. Jr. .McClure. IA Ed. IA Soc Nancy J. Lee, Delmont, Reh Ed Colloquy. REO Patricia Lcgan. Randolph IT. E EC. E K Ed. Pi lambda Theta. Phi Kappa Phi. CEC. Colloquy. Ed Std Cncl, Vol Sen Ctr, Alumni Soc Robert Lciby. Santicoke. V Ed VIC.A. Ed Club Cathv Leonard. Butler. S P A. Pi Lambda Theta. Sigma Pi. ISt's, NSSHA. Homecoming, PNRHA Sara Kwait. Philo. E K Ed Htllcl Cynthia Lacey. Wilkes-Barre. S PA. NSSHA. Ed Std Cncl Victoria Under. Allison Park. El Ed. ISt’s, CEC. NSTA. WDESI Elizabeth Arden Untz, Kirkwood S P A. NSSHA Mary Ann Latagliata. .Ve� - Kensington. E K Ed Alpha Chi Omega 344 Education M [jycrsny The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Denise Levonas. Slate College. EEC. Gym Club, Collegian Donna M. Lewis, Phi la. E K Ed. Alpha Kappa Alpha, blk Caucus Susan Lewis, Willing Grove. Sec Ed. PES'RA. “be Glad Then America . Children's Theater June Unit. Patton. EEC. EK Ed. CEC. I.M's. Alt Spr Wk Laurie C. Link, Oreland S P A. Alpha Chi Rho. NSSHA. Vol Sere Clr lisa Loetzbeier, Nazareth, Reh Ed. I M's. REO. SGA. Dorm Cncl-VP Ellen Loewenberg. Wynnewood A Ed. SAEA. La Vic Karen Sue Long. Lebanon. Vo Ed. VICA -Pres. VP. Trtas Marie lajnnelt, Beaver. S P A. H P E. IM's. Track Field Softball. PSOC. Choir. IIPE Club-Treas Kim Lord. Nicholson, El Ed E E C, Pi Lambda Theta Karen l.oux. Souderton. Sec Ed Alpha Chi Omega. Pi Kappa Phi. Choir. Gym Club. OU Panhel Kathleen LulTy, Pgh. E E C, El Ed. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Phi Kappa Sigma. IM's. Patmi Nous Carol l.unz, Gtenshaw. II E Ed. Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Iximbila Theta. Phi Epsilon Omlcron. UCC. Colloquy. A HE. A, Gentle Thurs Maryann McConnell. Erie. E K Ed. PSOC. Vol Sere Or. Special Olympics Kathleen McGee, Archbald. Reh Ed. REO Maria McKckcy. Folsom. E E C. E K Ed Pi lambda Theta, CEC. PSEA. Lion's Eye, IM's. Tennis. Special Olympics, Std Act Crtel Patrick Me Michael, West Newton. See Ed. Collegian Robin McMullen, Hastings. Mu Ed. Crnps Singers. Choir Susan Mann, Windsor. Sec Ed. Phi Sigma lota. French Club. WIIRA. IM's Susan L. Mann. Pgh. Reh Ed. ARHS. UiP-Treas. Reh Club. Wll Ban ting ia-ague Carol Mantsch. Erie. S PA. NSSHA. PSIIA. ERA Jan Martincc. Spring Mills. E K Ed Janice Maicro. Wvomissing Hills. E E C, Vol Sere Ctr. CEC Deborah Maso. State College EK Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Lambda Theta. Ekran Club-VP Lorric Mattie. McAdoo. EK Ed Elizabeth Meries. Allentown. Reh Ed. IM's. Reh dub. Newman Assoc Cindy Michael, Altoona, Sec Ed. IM's Denise Michelangelo. Gallitzin. S PA. Gym Club. CEC. NSSHA Barry Michclonc. Williamsburg, Sec Ed Debra Milburn. Jeannette. EEC Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Stale Uim Cynthia Miller, Elizabeth. Sec EtL Pi iMinbda Theta. G Sc Club. CURA. USG Debbie Miller. Latrobe. E E C. PARC. CEC Richard Miller. Port Allegany. Sec Ed IM’s. Ol. Robert Mitkus. Langhorne. A Ed PSOC. IM's. IA Soc Catherine Morrison. Pgh. E K Ed. NEA, Pi Lambda Theta. Della Chi Mary Morrison. Duncansville, El Ed John Mortimer, Phila. Sec Ed Kathleen Morton, Corn. Sec Ed IM's. Dorm-Pres. SGA. Tree V. JRC Jeanette Mulholland. Meadow brook. Sec Ed Colleen Murray. McKeesport. E K Ed Eca-Aclion. Collegian Education 345 Hose o The Hennsvlvanja. Julie Muthard, Reading Sec Ed. OL PSOC. l niv Choir Linda Ncct. Pgh. EEC Kathy Neubert. Centre Hall. A Ed. Kappa Kappa Gamma. SAEA. PAEA. Rec Parks Soc. I M's. PSOC. Raofuetball Club Michelle Keshr Nicolcuc. Sommlville. E K Ed. Ski Club. Educ Std Cncl. Std Affairs. Educ Fac Cncl Gwen NodifL Philo, E K Ed, Pi iMmhda Theta Denise Nod. Cooperstown. Sec Ed Vball. CURA. SCTM Joel F. Noglc. Waynesboro, Mu Ed. Phi Mu Alpha. Glee Club. Choir. Brass Chorale. Percussion Ensemble. Singers. James Noncmakcr, York, Sec Ed Kaihlccn Ochocki. Phi la, Reh Ed, IM's, Reh Club. Softball Thomas Odvmcc, Phi la. SPA Mary Olcwinc. Williamsburg, Mth Ed. Gamma Phi Beta. Sigma Pi. Panhel. JAG Karen Otto. Scorrdate. S P A. Reh Club. NSSHA. IM's. PSSIIA Sam Pagani. Sew Galilee, IA Ed, IA Club Frank Paglia. Du Bon. El Ed. IM's Cynthia M. PalUdino. Stale College. A Ed. PAEA Sews Irene Papanicolaou. Dresher, SPA. SSSHA, Vol Sen Or LuAnn P.iquct. Warren OH. S PA, ASHA Julie Parana. Osceola Mills. A Ed. Phi Kappa Theta. SAEA Linda Parker. Washington DC. El Ed Kappa Kappa Gamma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Eta Sigirut. Pi Lambda Theta. Phi Kappa Phi. Choirs Sharon Parson. Chambersburg. Reh Ed Joyce Pascucci. Plains, Sec Ed. Pi Lambda Theta Joseph Pasquino. Altoona. Reh Ed Diane Pastclla. Emporium. A Ed. SA EA Philip Paul. Philo. E E C. HUM, CEC Harvey Pcrclman. Phila. E E C. Special Olympics. OL Lorraine Petracca. Point Marion. Sec Ed. Alpha Gamma Delta Deb Pfcrdchirt, Pgh, SPA. Phi Kappa Phi. Chimes. Alpha iMmbda Delta. ll'CF. SSSHA. Gym Club Sandra Pllccgor. Williamsport, E K Ed Joseph Piccola. Le sit town. See Ed. Phi Sigma lota, Tau Kappa Epsilon. IM's Roslvn Podcl. Glendale AZ.EE C. HUM. CEC f Education College of Education College of Education College of Education Colie: Lmcst Pollock. Jr. McVcytown, Mu Ed. Blue Band. Brass Chorale Linda Powell. Aston. E K Ed PSEA. Vball. OL Kimbcrlv Praskovich. Fleming. SPA Linda Pratt. York. El Ed Phi Mu. Ed Std Cncl. PSEA. SEA Sue Purvis. Roslvn. Reh Ed Robert Raiblc. Port Vue. Sec Ed. Keystone Soc-Tres. Fac Sen, Std Affairs Comm John M. Rakszawski, Si Marys. Reh Ed Heather Rankin. Ambler. A Ed. CCC. SAEA. Saw IM’s. Swimming, Dising Eric Rainer, Phila. E E C. Superstars. BBall, CEC Melanie Rebcr, Pottxstlle. E E C. CEC e of Education College of Educat -W6 Education I nivcrsitv The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Slate I ni cr ity The Pennsylvania Stale t in Constance Reck, Trevor ion, Reh Ed. Delia Chi. I M’s, Dorm-Trey USG. Sid UB Mary Reed, Woodbury NJ. E E C. CEC. Luih Sid Parish Steve Reese. Lancaster. E E C. Il'CF. CEC. CCC. I Ms. Sid Assisi Ctr Susan Reid. Jamison. V Ed. t' CA Adrienne Rcissman. King of Prussia. A Ed. SA EA Janet Elizabeth Rckas. Slate College. El Ed. Blue Bund Dianne E. Richmond, King of Prussia. SPA. Vball. SSSHA Shelley Richer, Phila. E A Ed Pauline Roberti, Youngsville, Mu Ed Dorcnc Roberts, Frackrille, Sec Ed. Sigma Sigma Sigma Michele L. Rusnak. Pgh. Sec Ed. Chi Omega. Phi Sigma Iota. French Club Mary Russicllo, EUwood City. Reh Ed Susan Ruttenberg. Monroeville. E A' Ed Linda Ruyak. Gibsonia. SPA Beverly Ann Ryan. Cornwells Heights. E K Ed Lina Ryan, Phila, F. A Ed Catherine Ryndock, Port Carbon. Ek Ed. Chorale-Sec. Good News Abbey Singers. PSEA-Sec Pres, SGA. Sid UB. I 'ball Debra Samlcv, East Petersburg, Sec Ed NAFSA. AATF. TF.SOL RA. U Adv Cheryl Samson. Pgh, S P A. Pi Lambda Theta. SSSHA Deborah Santee. Tunkhannock. E A Ed Pi Lambda Theta. Phi Kappa Phi Fem Savrin, Phila. E F. C. CEC Patricia Scanlin. MorrisviUe. EEC Beverly Schaaf. Ithaca NY. E E C. El Ed M‘s. Educ Sul Cnd. CEC Bruce Schacfi'cr, Donaldson. Mu Ed. Blue Band. Hind Ensemble. Soccer. Tennis Eric Schlosscr. Blue Ridge Summit. EEC Jane Schofield, Wilmington DE. S P A. Pi Lambda Theta. SSSHA-Pres Sarah Scholl. Bethlehem. A Ed NAEA Lisa Schwab. Willow Grove, Reh Ed. PS Singers, Skull A Bones. Choir, Colloquy-Pres B. David Schwartz, Havert own. Sec Ed Beta Sigma Beta- Pres. HUM-Pres. MECCA-Treat Joamc Schwartz. Pgh. E K Ed Jodi Segal, Huntington Valley, SPA Rosclyn Senger, Smalltown NY. Reh Ed. IM's. PSO(' Olivia Se cnias. Aliquippa. H E Ed AHEA James Shafer, Ellers, S P A. NSSHA-Pres. Wrestling. IM Linda Shartcl. State College. EEC Randi Roloff. Phila. Reh Ed Paula Ronan. Ashulle. EEC, Gym Club Ann Roscmcrgcy. Montrose, El Ed Erin Rotili. McKeesport. El Ed Kim Rubbo. Pgh. El Ed. Chi Omega. Pi Kappa Phi Education 347 Kathleen Stcpchuk, Philo. El Ed Ed Sid Cncl Bonnie Stcvcnlon. Berlin NJ. S PA. Pi Lambda Theta. I M's, MSS HA Cindy Stodart. New Houizdale. II E Ed. Alpha Kappa lambda. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Omieron Nu. AHEA Gene Stover. Spring Mill . 17 Ed. Pica-Reporter Gcralyn P. Stromobsky, West Reading, Reh Ed Reh Club. Oasis Karen Succop. North East. E E C. CCC Sharon Sylvester. Folsom. E K Ed David Tasselntycr, Throop. See Ed. Soccer. I MX SGA Debra M. Talc, McClure. A Ed l.tnda Templeton. Furlong, II E Ed AHEA Susan Shepherd. Pgh. E E C. Kappa Kappa Gamma. I M's April Shire . Boiling Springs. E E C. E K Ed. Acacia. CEC Nancy Shoaf, Carmichaels. El Ed. Pi Beta Phi Brenda Shobcrt. Si Marys. H E Ed. AHEA. l.amb Denise Shor. Mont Clair. E K Ed Pi Beta Phi lege of Kducation College of hducation College of tiduca Holly Smalley, Philo. E E C. PA RC Kimberly Smelt , Lancaster, E K Ed. RA Doreen Smyth. Pgh. EEC. El Ed. Kappa Delta Rho. Chi Omega. CEC Leona Snvdcr, 11 'vano. E K Ed Pi Lambda Theta. Ed Std Cncl, NAEYC. CEC. PSEA Susan Snydcrman, Phila. E E C. A Ipha Epsilon Pi. White Band Dclsa Socllncr, Pottsville. E K Ed IMX • 'Ball Antoinette Solimando, Rochester. Sec Ed Nancy Sommer. Southampton, El Ed Swim Team, IMX PSEA Diane Soohy, Bearerdale. E K Ed PSOC Jamc Sopic. Curwensville. Mu Ed Dianne Spangler. New Berlin. H E Ed. Delta Theta Sigma. IMX Cmps 4-H. AHEA. PHEA. Dairy Expo Susan Spenglcr. Sewickley. Reh Ed Delta Gamma. PSOC Kathleen Spctun a, Pgh, H E Ed. AHEA. Gamma Sigma Sigma Marianne Stahl. Sheffield. El Ed Linda M. Stanicc. Broomall. El Ed. Tau Kappa Epsilon. IMX Ed Std Cnel Carol Stark. Convnigham.. El Ed PSOC. Ice Skating Club Linda Stcfanak. Pulaski. S P A. IMX NSSHA. PSOC Olga Stcfurak. Pgh. Reh Ed. Gamma Sigma Sigma. IMX Ukran Club, OL, Serv Ctr, Reh Club. Chinns Brian Stein. LaceyviHe. A Ed IA Soc, PICA, lets Club Christine Sicinbcsicr. Altoona. S PA. NSSHA. Circle K I Robin Shore. Philo, Reh Ed Reh Ed Org Dell Shuler. Elizabethtown. E K Ed I TCP Mary Su an E. Sims-FI etcher. Fayetteville. Sec Ed MA News. Tennis. Acad Affairs-Sec, OL Joan Sinclair. Houizdale. E I. Ed Matey Slaughcnhoupt. Emporium. El Ed 348 Education Karen Thomas., Montrose. H E Ed. Delta Gamma. Della Gamma Rho, Phi Vpsilon Omicron. AHEA-Treas. Cmps 4-11 Mary Christine Thomas, Blanchard. Shh Ed. Mu Ed. Mu Pht Epsilon, WHRA. Aead Asmblv. Blue Band. White Band. Stage Band. Unit Then Ed Sid Cncl, I M’s Veronica Thompson. Philo. E K Eti. Blk Caucos. PNRHA. Blk Schol Theresa Tina. Fort Washington. El Ed. Cheerldr Cynthia Tobias. Reading. E E C, Kappa Alpha Theta. ( EC. YOCLD. lol Sen Ctr Robyn Tomkinson, Camp lltll. II E Ed. Alpha Chi Omega. Phi Epsilon Omicron. Keystone Soc. La Vic. AHEA, Acad Asmhly. Fac Sen. Spr Wk Elisc Tooson. Pgh. Reh Ed Blk Caucus. Alphahette Judy Tovcy. Erie. H E Ed AHEA. I Ms Richard Tress. Sew Galilee. Sec Ed. Bio Soc. Chess Club Jeanne Trcvaskis. Allentown. SPA. NSSIIA Jeffrey Turicik. Carlisle, V Ed. Phi Kappa Tau. I'1C A. IFC ' Deborah Tyler. Altoona. El Ed Bernadette Ulizio. Beater. EEC. Alpha Sigma Alpha. CEC. Vo! Cen Ctr Debra Unger. Allentotvn, Mth Ed Debra Uplingcr. Emporium. Sec Ed Patricia A. Vairo. Jersey Shore. Reh Ed Reh Ed Club Shirley Vcncma. Williamsport, SPA Lea Ventura. S. Dartmouth MA. E K Ed. Track Deborah Vcrp, Paterson NJ. A Ed. SAEA. EMS Ini House Dawn Vctrulli. Philo. El Ed. I.M s Dawn Voytilla. Bethel Park. E K Ed. PSF.A. Sid Fac Affairs Comm. Ed Std Cncl-Pres Barbi Walker. New Gretna NJ. Sec Ed. I M's. Hockey Club. Fencing Club. Thea Jacqueline Walker. Shillington. Reh Ed Hockey. Reh Ed Club Tina Walker. Ardmore. El Ed I M's. Theta Sigma Pi-Treat Samuel Wallace. Aston, EEC Lynn Wallach. Phila. Reh Ed Diane Warden. North Huntingdon. E K Ed Pi lambda Theta. Blue Band. I'ol Ser Ctr. ACE!-Pres Mindi Washerman, Philo. E E C Paul B. Wcagraff. Export. Sec Ed Pht Kappa Psi. Phi Mu Alpha. Phi Alpha Theta. Glee Club. Hi-La’s Donna Weaver. Greenville, SPA. Track I Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Uni Karl Wcikcl. Eivsburg. Mth Ed Amy Weinberg. Phi la. A Eel Judith Weiss, Leviitown. Ek Ed Pi iMmbda Theta. Ed Std Cncl Marti Weiss. Phila. E E C. CEC Janice Wcndcrlich. Trevose. El Ed. Drama Club Linda Wermann. Montrose. E E C. Drama Club. CEC. I M’s Deborah J. Wickcrsham. Springfield S P A. Delta Kappa Phi. RA Robert K. Wikcr. Teaneck NJ. A Ed. Pi Ixtnibda Theta. I Ms Carl Williams. Tyrone. Mth Ed Phi Kappa Phi Bambic Wingard. Aaronsburg, E K Ed Education J49 I Nan Wiseman. Philo. EEC. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Naiads Gregors W. Witmer. Pgh. Sec Ed. Sigma Tan Gamma. S'ROTC. I M's Kim Wolff. St Clair. E K Ed. SO A-See. Chorale. Good News Singers. Tupleis. A bbev Singers Deborah Wood. Moosic. E E C. El Ed. Phi Mu. CEC. Ed Srd Cnd Samuel Wood. Jr. Gibsonla. Reh Ed. Phi Gamma Della. Baseball Jane Wumter, Shantokin. E K Ed. I M's, CEC. Chorus. SUB Susan Yctsko. Altoona, EEC. Circle K. I M's. Alpha Tau Omega. Cheerldr Frank W. Yunna. McKeesport, E E C. El Ed. CEC, PSEA. Ed Std Cncl Demetna Zaharis. Shenandoah. E K Ed. Phi Kappa Phi. Chorus, PEA A Miehclcnc Zera. Tailor. Reh Ed. Triangle. OL, Vo! Sen- Clr John Ziegler. Meadrllle. VI Ed. Track Susan Ziegler. Erie. Sec Ed, Mih Ed. 1 ball, BBall. Softball. I M s Gayle Zimmerman. Whitehall. SPA. Vball, SUB. Choir, Hallelujah Singers. IVCF Mary Zotlcr, Pgh. E E C. Pi Kappa Phi. CEC. IM’s Science exhibits 3S0 Education a Paper m.iche collection Ait Education studio Education 3SI I Dean Nunzio Palladino Dear Graduating Seniors: Engineering President Truman had a sign on his desk, The Buck Stops Mere.” But have you ever thought about where it starts? An executive can deal with a buck that reaches his or her desk, but he or she can do nothing about the buck that never gets started. So as young engineers be alert to opportunities for improving your organization or your community and let your suggestions be known. One of the major differences between a highly successful person and one who is less successful is initiative. Both now and later in life think not only about the person with whom the buck stops but also the individual with whom it should start. It may be you. Sincerely, Nunzio J. Palladino Hammond Building “fishbowl 352 Engineering Student ponder complicated equipment Unit Gpcratuwu lab for Chem Eng Where do we Mart? Engineering 353 The College of Engineering has always been one of the most popular schools at Penn State. Unfortunately, this year, it has become one of the most crowded colleges at University Park, and like the College of Business, it is trying to limit enrollment to prevent the possibility of closing the major to transfers. In an effort to alleviate some of the overload, the College of Engineering is raising its minimum grade point average from 2.0 to 2.3. The goal of the increase is to reduce enrollment to a sizeable level for the advanced specialty classes. Although the grade point average won't solve the problem immediately, it is hoped that the enrollment will stabilize by 1982. In spite of the increasing population, the College contin- ues to be one of the most respected. It is rated among the top 20 schools in the country in engineering, and the Penn State graduate seems especially valuable in the job market. Although the curriculum is rigid and difficult, engineering students from PSU have the practical training that impresses prospective employers. Engineering still appears to be one of the most guaranteed majors for job opportunities. In addition to being an excellent school for training engineers. Penn Stale is involved in some very exciting research projects. One of the foremost projects going on involves research with photoelectric cells. New improvements in photovoltaic- energy is providing new possibilities in solar energy. In the Chemical Engineering field, a lot of research is being dedicated to the understanding of catalysts. This research is leaning in the direction of producing new kinds of fuel, such as converting coal to a usable liquid or gas. The Mechanical Engineering department is busy with a series of heat transfer experiments that involve different substances in place of water. It is hoped that this research will lead to more efficiency in air-conditioning and heating systems as well as new manufacturing processes. And finally, the research involving the artificial heart and pace maker is continually being updated. Hopefully in the future, these instruments will become an invaluable part of the medical world. The College of Engineering makes a major contribution to The Pennsylvania State University, and despite some of its present difficulties, it continues to remain an institution of quality and high standing. Students examine circuits Civil engineers survey sites on and otT campus I 354 Engineering I Engineering 355 Gina Aiello. Rldgway, M E. ASHE. SHE. I M's Roger G. Abbott. H'vomi.ssing. Ch E Soccer Carol Adaim, Camp Hill C E Robert Alger. Arkpori A' ’. C E Golf NVaync Allamon. Grtnditone. Enr E. I M's Engineering College of Engineering College of Engineering College James Allen, Cherryville. E Sc. Arnold Air Soc, Glee Club. Skating Club William Allen. Erie. M E Ken Allwocrdcn. Broonutll. E. A HE. I.M’s l avid Angle. Norristown, A E. ASHRAE SSAE. I M’s Kean Anspach. Narson, Ch E I M’s. RacquetbaU Club. AI CHE Thomas Anthony, Strausstown, E Sc. Phi Eta Signta, Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. I M's William Anthony. Ml Pleasant. Ch E. AlChE. Bowling Robert Arnold. Oakmonl. C E, I M’s. ASCE David Arthurs. Erie. E E. Sigma Chi. IEEE Joseph C. Alhey. Tremont. C E. I M's. Soccer. Basketball. Ten nit William Babetski. Dallas. E E. IEEE James Ballard. East Petersburg. E E Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Psi Lynn Baltrus. Monroeville. E E. EEUG-Pres Edward T. Baranski. Scranton. E E Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi. IEEE SSPE John Barkanic. Hazleton. Ch E Steven R. Barrcll. Reading. A E SSAE ASHRAE. IM's. WSHR'Pres. South Halls Radio Assoc Thomas F Barrs. Jr. Seaside Park SJ. C E ASCE. IM's Gary J. Banos. Pgh. I E. A!IE Tim Bauer, South Williamsport, C E UCC Michael Beam. Hastings. M E. AS ME Bnan Beaman, Sewterwn, ME. IM's Nevin Beard. West Lawn. E Sc. Tau Beta Pi. Alpha lambda Delhi IM's. SES David Bcchtol, Aberdeen Ml). A E Thomas Bcckuge. Olyphant. E E Darrell Becker. Litiiz. C E. Delta Chi lege of Engineering College of Engineering College of Dennis Becker. Reading. E E Patrick Begley. Roslyn. E E Perry Best. Chambecsburg. A ersp, AIA A Carol Bever. Chatfont. IE Alpha Pi Mu. A HE- VP. SHE. F.VC Jim Biddle. Williamsburg. Ag E. Alpha Epsilon, ASAE Barbara Bingham, Drexel Hilt, A E. Alpha Rho Chi. IM's, Chapel Choir Tavlor G. Blicc. Pgh. E E Charles Boa). Pgh. M E. ASME Thomas Bockcloo. Warren. E E Rita Bolgcr. Sick town. Ch E Tennis. IM's. SWE AlChE 356 Engineering 1 he Pennsylvania Paul Bonncau. Bethel Park. E E Eta Kappa Su Richard Bonner. Levittown. M E. Pi Kappa Phi. ASME I Ms Mark Boorudy. Erie. C E Chi Epsilon Marc Borkowski. Glassport. C E ASCE Mary Louise Bossier. Monroeville. E E. Kappa Delta. IEEE SWE. IMs David Bowles. Warren. IE. AlIF.. SMfgE. IMs Thomas Bowers. Chambersburg. A E SSAE ASHRAE. Concert Choir Nancy Boyle. Monroeville. Ch E. Kappa Delta. AICHE SWE Sul Asst Cntr Keith Brannmg. Sarmwsburg SY. E E l ets Club. IEEE Wayne Brcnsingcr. Auburn. C E I M’s, ASCE University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univ Alan Briggs, Tarentum. C E Chi Epsilon. Barbell Club. I M's. Sew Ken Std Govt David Brinjac. Ilbg, C E Mark S. Bnttingham, Ridley Park, E E Lion's Eve. La Vic. Std Act Comm-Pres. Barbell Club. Camera Club Jim Brizck, Reading. M E IM's Betty Brockcti, Lewistown. Ag E Charles Brodcur. Aston. C E Phi Kappa Phi, Chi Epsilon. IM's Tom Brosius. West Grove, Ag E Alpha Gamma Rho. Keystone Soc. Soccer Douglas Brown, Trappe. C E. ASCE IM's. Chess Team. Collegian Mark Brown. Schuylkill Haven. E E. Eta Koppa Su. IM’s. IEEE Jerry Bruck. State College. C E ASCE Table Tennis Club Robert D. Brust. Berwyn. E E. Triangle Audrey Bugby. Pgh. E. SWE. A HE Lawrence Bunk. Ml Pleasant. E. At IE. IM's Roger J. Burna. Folsom. M E. Triangle Arthur Burnside. Dunea. Ch E AlChE. IM's Lorenz Burre. Sew Rochelle SY. E. IM's. Std Adi Bd West Hulls of Std Govt, Wrestling. Karate Club John A. Buttcrcr, Quakertown. E E Sigma Su. IM's. SROTC Thomas C'abrcy. Bryn Mawr, E E. I SI 'a Edward Campbell. Greens burg. E A HE- VP. ORSA. Squash Club Ronald Campbell. Pgh. E E. IEEE Thomas Cap. Irwin. M E. ASME. Golf Richard Carlson. Elizabethtown. E E. Eta Kappa Su Robert Carlson. Pgh. C £. A Bl.ED-Pres John Caron. Phila. M E Soccer Neil Carter, State College. M E IM's Paul Casey, Springfield. Env E Joseph Catino. PenArgyl, I E. A!IE FEF. AFS. AES. Wrestling William Check. Lewistown. E E. Eta Kappa Su. IEEE Univ Choir Charles J. Cheskicwicz, Exeter. E Sc. SES. IM's. ARHS. SHAS, Dorm-Pres Thomas Chismar. Sorth Braddock. M E SHAS. ASME. Dorm- Treas Engineering 357 ic Penns' Eric Chrismer, Wichita KS. C £ Sigma Taxi Gamma-See. Treas Kevin Chrob k. Philipsburg, E E. Eta Kappa Su-Treat Linda Cioli. Broomoll, C E. A SC E SWE. Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi David Cichowski. Arnold. E E John CimbaLu. North Huntingdon. Aersp, Phi Kappa Phi. Sigma Gamma Tau-Pres. Phi Eta Sigma. AIAA-VP. EUC. OL Arthur Cipriani. Jr. Gkusport, M E. AS ME. PSOC. Baseball. I M's Phillip Ciulto. Old Forge. C E. Phi Kappa Sigma. ASCE. I M’s Dancll Clapper. Gettysburg, Ch £ Keystone. Golf, I M's. Fball-Mngr. SO A ■ Pres Carl Clam. Lake Hopatcong NJ. A E. Delta Chi. Choir James Clclland, Newtown Square. I E. Cross Country. Indoor Track. Spring Track Bllcgc of Engineering College of I-nginccring College of 1-nginccnngColl cofEnginccri Ronald H. C'ohcn. Broomall, Aersp. Acacia. Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Gamma Tau. AIAA Joel Collo (Y. Drcsher. E E. I M's. IEEE Miles Colwell. Natrona Heights. A £ Sigma Alpha Epsilon Rodney J- Confer. Beltcfon'ie. CERSE John Consoli. Pgh, M £ I M's. Pi Tau Sigma £ Kl 4 % ? j. Daniel Cook. Darlington. £ SME. AI IE I Ms Michael Corai .i. Fredericktown. E Sc. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi Mitchell Corricl. Allentown. Nuc E. Dehd Chi Rcbekah Coslanzo. Evans City, Ch £ Chorus. A 1C HE SWE Raymond Cosllow, Lilly. E £ Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE Laurence Cox. Allquippa. M E Tau Beta Pi. Circle K Daniel A. Craig, State College. F. £ lEEE-l'Chrmn Carol Cramer. Conyngham. A E. ASH A RE. I M’s. PSOC. SSAE-Treas Curtis Cranmcr. Lock Ilmen. Ch E. Chi Phi. Big Brothers. AlCHE. Nittany Chem Soc. Nlitany Divers, ACS. IFC. I M’s Michael Cranson. Brookhaven. Ch £ AlChE Phoebe Daniels. Vandergrift. Env E SWE. ASCE Charles Dan Icy, Dutpiesne. M E Edward A Davies. Tulsa OK. Ch £ AlChE. IMS. Vball Club Mark J. Davis. State College, C £ Chi Epsilon. ASCE Warner Davis. State College. C £ Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi. Vets Org Kcvm Crowthcr, St Thomas FI. M E Gary Csop, Wilkes-Barre. I £ A HE. SMfgE. IMS Mark Culp. York. A £ SSAE. ASH RAF.. IMS Elizabeth Cunningham. State College. E £ Phi Mu. Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi. Trackd Field, Cross Country Jeffrey Daily. Wayne. C £ Alpha Omicron Kappa. Tau Beta Pi. Chi Epsilon. ASCE Robert Craven. McKeesport. M E. IM's, A SME John Cravoua. Pgh, C E. ASCE Jeffrey A. Crawford. Roslm. Ch £ IMS. AlChE. Jazz Band, Wind Ensemble Steven J. Crawford. Wayne NJ, A £ Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. RA Steve Crowell. Edgenwnt, Ch £ Gym Club, Gvmanstlcs, AlChE 358 Engineering I vcrsity The Pennsylvania Slate University The Pennsylvania State Universi y The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Uni1 Ranald Eng. Pgh. M E AS ME IM’s. West Haiti Cnd, Sparis Car Club. ICA Ini House Greg Eschborn. North Warren. M E I M's Craig Evans. Mechanicsburg, Hue E Tau Beta PI. A NS. Wind Ensemble. Gym Club. I M’s David Evans. Pgh, M E. ASME Robetl Fahey. Kennett Square. M E ASME I M’s Colleen Farrell, Allentown. C E ASCE. SWE James Farquhar. Monongahela. E E. Pi Kappa Alpha Alan Farquharson. Yardley. E E. Phi Kappa Psi. IEEE. Inti Soccer Club William Farrell. Malvern. M E Delta Upsilon, Radio Club Bob Farrington, Columbus. E E. CCC Frank Decoarc. Bridgeville. M E Anthony Detina. Hazleton. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE Faul G. Dclvcmois. Monroeville. Aersp. Racquetball. PSOC Linda Deleo. Havertown. A E Alpha Xi Delta. SWE IES. SSAE. ASHRA E Kevin Dcliman, PhiUpsburg M E Delta Chi. PSOC. Wrestling. I M’s. ASME Glenda Diem, leola. C E ASCE Fran Dimperio. Brownsville. E Camera Club-Pres George Dinsmorc. Wyomissing Hills. Ch E. Alpha Chi Sigma Rickey E. Dixson. Bellefonte, Nue E. A NS. Softball James Dobson. King of Prussia. M E. ASME. I M’s, EUC. PCEP Candace Doerr. El wood City. E E. IEEE. EUC Richard W. Domnick. Scranton. Aersp. AIAA. Photo Club. Eng Club Gary Donmaycr. Camp Hill. I E. I M’s. SMfgE A HE Linda Donnelly. Philo, M E. ASME. SWF. Mark Dorak. Shamokin Dam. E E. I M’s Gary N. Dunlap. (Henshow. C E George R. Dunn. Jr. HeUertown. C E Tau Kappa Epsilon. IFC Robert Dunn. Pgh. Aersp. Pilots Assoc. AIAA Robert Duschl. Lancaster, E E Thomas Dwyer, Paoh. Env E. AGO. ESA. ASCE. Cross Country. I M’s Joel Edman. Philo. I E. AIIE I M’s Daniel Ekpo. Nigeria. Ch E Murk T. EJlingcr. Allison Park. CE. ASCE. IM's Eric Emmer. Pgh. M E SAE. Sports Car Club, ASME Camera Club. IM’s Ralph Emmett. Childs. Ch E. AlChE. IM’s Randall Dellinger. Lebanon. I E, IM’s. AIIE. SMfgE Daniel J. Dcllovcchio. Latrobe. A E. SSAE. ASH RAF., IBS. Nav. IM’s. AE Photographer Kenneth Dcngel. Upper Darby. E E. Alpha Chi Sigma- VP. IM’s. PSOC Paul Dcrstinc. Pgh. E E. Phi Kappa Theta Joseph D. DeStefano. New Castle. C E Table Tennis Club Engineering 359 I The Pennsylvania :e of Engineering College of Engineering College Vincent Fazio. Norristown. E E. Alpha Chi Slgma-Pres. IEEE James S. Feeney. Erie. Ch E AlChE. I M's. Track. Dorm- Treat. Froth -Editor Marcel Feret, Cornwells Heights. E E Bohbi Ferguson. Allison Park. E Alpha Gamma Rho. SHE. A HE. Salads Diane Fetch. Elisabeth, Ch E Tau Beta Pi-Sec. AlChE Robert Fetrow. York. C E. ASCE Kevin Flatlcy, Philo. Ch E A LIRE. I Ms Mike Foti, Philo. Aersp, Sigma Gamma Tau. Acad Dtshonety Comm. El Acad A dr, I M's. AIAA Erie Foust. Lower Burrell. E E IEEE. EIIRA. Anti Radio Club, Nittany Divers. Qsl Mgr Cvnthia Frank. Phi la. E. AI IE. AES Kenneth Frederick. Punxsutanney. Sue E Kirk Frcdcrickson, Bethel Park, M E. ASME-l'P. Csxling Club Bob Frcsch. Erie, E E Jerome Fry, Jenkintosvn. A E, Ice Hockey Cluh-l'P. Ice lloekev Kathv Fuls. White Oak. M E David Galloway. Andalusia. E E Gym Club Junics S. Gamble. Greemhurg. Sue E Quarterdeck Soc. ASS. SROTC Jeffrey Gardner. Philo, Aersp. Sigma Gamma Tau. Acad Dishonesty Comm. AIAA. Rifle Team. I M's Dorothy Gates. Turtle Creek. M E SWE. A SAIF. I M's, CSC Paula Gausc, Hatboro, C E, Chi Epsilon. Alpha Sigma Phi. SWE ASCE. Rifle Team David Getz. Montvale SJ. C E Tau Beta PI. Phi Kappa Phi. ASCE Edward Gibbs. Schenectady SY. Sue E. Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Beta William Gicwonu Edtnboro. E E, IEEE David Goddard. Erie. C E Mark Goddard. Camp Hill. Ch E Tau Beta Pi. PSOC. I Ms Terrs’ Gongnwure. Spring Grose, E. Alpha Pi Mu-Pres. A HE ASME Craig Goodwin. Reading. E E IEEE Claude Gosch. Jr. Temple. E £ Timothy Goshen, Denser. Ch E I M's. AlChE Philip Goth, Bethel Park. A E Phi Kappa Sigma egc of Ungincering College of Engineering College of Hngincering Colle: William Graham. State College. Aersp. Rifle Team. AIAA Jane Grant. Dunmore, C E Chi Epsilon-Prcs. Tau Beta Pt. ASCE. SWE Pamela Grccnlcy. Tunkhannock. Ch E, AlChE David Grccnstcin. Ltmerick. E E. Blue Band IEEE. Wind Ensemble. I M's. Table Tennis Club Brian Grccnwald. West Chester. E E Eta Kappa Su Nick Grguras. Pgh. C E Steven Gridlcy. Wellsboro. A E OL. I M's. SSAE William Gries. Wilkes-Barre. C £. I M's Lee Griffis. Erie. E E. Lambda Sigma Jeffrey Gromis. Hamburg. M E Camera Club. ASME 360 Engineering Aitthu Gupta. Warren, E E Eta Kappa S'u. SWE IEEE Friends of India Assoc William J. Guzik, Turtle Creek. Acrsp. Theta Delta Chi. Ice Hockey Club. I Ms. AlAA-Trcas Douglas Haag. Pgh, E E Eta Kappa Xu. Tau Beta Pi. EUC-l'P. I i Ingrid Haaijcr. Monroeville. Ch E AlChESec. I Ms. I'batl Club. PSOC Martin J. Habich, Ambrtdge. E. Tau Bela Pi. AIIE. SM gE Stage Band William Hacker. Allentown. Ch E. Beta Theta Pi Deborah Halkins, Bethlehem. E A HE. SWE Barbara Hall. Beaver. I E. Theta Delta Chi. PSOC-Treas, AIIE SWE Kathleen Hannan. Pgh. C E Michael J. Hansclman. Rebershurg. Engr, Mormon Sid Assoc-Pres Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univ Mark Harold. Pgh. C E ASCE. IM’s Mark Harrington. Warren. A E. Blur Band. Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Mu Alpha. Phi Kappa Phi. Dance Band Michael Hart. Reading. Env E Michael Hart. Haver town, Aersp, Sigma Tau Gamma- VP, I M's Craig Harting. Denver. E E. WEHR Carol Jean Hawks. Pgh, £. Kappa Kappa Gamma. AIIE. Il'CF John V. Hcilmann Pgh. A E. Alpha Kappa laimbda Loren Hetty, Bridgewater I 'A. F. E. IEEE William Henry. Annandale VA, Ch E Sigma Xu. Phi Lambda Epsilon Stephen Hcrtcly. Wilkes-Barre. Ch E. AlChF. Ben Hcrtzlcr. Lancaster. Ch E. AlChE Douglas Hess. Forty Fort. C E. I M's John Hess. Pgh. M E Alpha Chi Sigma. Ice Hockey Club Randy Hess. Bangor. E Sc. Tau Beta Pi Susan K Higgins. Folsom, C E. Alpha Chi Sigma-Sec. ASCE. I M's, Choir Christine Hillcbrand. St Maris. E Sc. Std llring Comm. Ol. Richard Hiscy. Ixmcaster, M E. ASME. Std Asst Ctr. RHCSAB. IFC-See. Treax. Dance Marathon, Sy Barash Regatta-Chrmn Charles Hix, Reading. M E IM's Thomas Hiznv. Pithton. E E. IM’s, CCC. Newman. Chess Club Ronald Hockcnsmith. Johnstown. A E. Alpha Epsilon- Treas. IM's. Univ Choir Timothy Holden. Scranton, Env E Diane Hoover. Patton. M E ASME. Poll Sc Club-Sec. SWE. PSOC. IM's George Hopfcr. Facton vlllc. C E. Tau Beta Pi. ASCE. IM's David Horn. Warrington. M E. Triangle. ASME. AFROTC. Arnold Air Soc. IM's Kerry Lee Homer. Johnstown. C E. ASCE. IM's Paul Hottcnstcin, Reading. A E SSA E. Model RR Club Loisann Housworth. Berwyn. A E. CCC. SSAE All-Faith Chape! Choir Jane Hrchocik. Gltmport. Ch E Rebecca Hritsko. Coraopolis. C E IM’s. ASCE Chia-Pih Hsich, State College. E. SWE AIIE East Asian Study. Chinese Std Assoc. Formosan Club Engineering 361 Douglas Hummel lutmlisville, Ch E, Sigma Tau Gamma. AlChE-Pres. Lacrosse Club Eric Hurunna. Richeyvtlte, Nuc E Tau Baa Pi. EUC. ASS George Hutchings, Levlttown. E Sc. 'o! Serv Cir Tracey Hyde, Coraopolis, C E A SCE C'hima llicjiriku. Benin Siberia. Acrsp. AlAA, Kung-Fu. Karate. Soccer Diane Irvin. Greensburg. E E S WE, IEEE. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pi Kappa Phi David Janisch. Karthampton. M E, I M’s. AS ME Gwen Janosko, Pgh, CE. Tau Kappa Epsilon, ASCE. S WE Nancy Jenkins. Sharon. E E. Kappa Delta Omega I M's. PSOC. Eng Club David Johnson. Blanchard. Ch E. IM’s. AlChE I John Kolod iej. Sorth Versailles. E Baseball. Bowling. A HE Daniel J Koloski. Samieoke. E E IEEE Sc Club Anthony Kopicki. Potlstown. C E Randall Konrad. Lancaster. E E Jeffrey Kowul, Oil City. C E Chi Epsilon Robert Kowalczyk, Portage. Env E. ASCE James A. Kriedcr. Ronks. C E Chi Epsilon. ASCE. IM's Susan Kring. Erie. M E David Kriilcr. Flourtown, Ch E Gary Krut. New Brighton. E E Eta Kappa Nu Mary Jo Kunkcl. Paxinos. C E Chi Epsilon. ASCE. SWE Thomas Kwarciak. North East. Ch E. PSOC. AlChE I Ms Vincent Kam. Allentown. C E. East Asian Studies Soc. Lion's Guard Kung-Fu-Sec. SAME-Pres. ASCE. Chinese Std Assoc James Kamovitch, McDonald Ch E AlChE. IM’s Robert Kurdibin, Lower Burrell. E. A HE Andrew C. Katcrmun. Jr. SMUlnglpn. Env E. Phi Mu Delta Marguerite Keating. West Isiip NY. M E, Delta Delta Delta Jeffrey A Kccbaugh. McConnellsburg. ME, ASME George Kchlcr. Snydertown, M E. Alpha Chi Sigma David Kclhy. Allentown. M E James Johnson. Berwyn, C E Chi Epsilon. ASCE Karl Bruce Johnson. Pgh. Nuc E Tau Bela Pi, A NS Don Joiner. Pgh. Env E. ASCE IM's John Jones. Chambersburg, C E, ASCE Paul Kolich. McKeesport. C E IM’s. Baseball Steven Keller. Owego NY. E Sc. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Eta Sigma, Chimes Brian Kerns. Port Carbon. Ch E AlChE Skydivers. Soccer Michael Kerr. Rochester NY. Ch E. Sigma Pi, Water Polo Club. IM's. AlChE, I EC Dance Mar Keith Kiblcr, Slatmgton. E E Theta Delta Chi. IM's, PSOC. ire. Econ Club Michael Kinney. Audobon. M E. Acacia. Phi Eta Sigma. Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. IM’s, Wind Ensemble. Blue Band 362 Engineering lege of Engineering College of Hnginccrtng College of Deborah Undsbach. Beaver Fatis, Ch E. AlChE SWE Michael l.arkin. Holmes, C E Paul Laubschcr, Wayne NJ. A E. Sigma Pi. Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eia Sigma. IM's. SSAE, IFC Jimmy Law. Upper Darby. SI E Hong Kong Std Soc. Chinese Sul Assoc, I M's James D. Leister. Cresco. Aersp. IM's. Vbali, PNRHA Movie Co-op. Dorm-Pres Sheryl M. Lcilz. Coundale. Ch E. AlChE, I'o! Sen Ctr. SWE. PSOC Glenn Lclko, Perkiomenville. A E Lee Levere. Evans City. Env E ASCE William Joseph Liberato. Malvern. Ag E Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chrldr Gene Lipovich. Verona. C E Jack D. Lloyd. Elizabeth. E E. IEEE Gary Lohsc. Line Lexington. Env E. ASCE. IM's. EUC- VP, Eco-Action Robert T. l.oPrcsti, State College. E E Greg Lorci. Erie. I E BUC. AIIE. SME. Acad Asmblv. IM's David Lowcrmilk. Jr. Ridgnay. C E. ASCE Kim Lukcns. Philipshurg. Ch E. AlChE. IM's Mark H. Lukhard. Drecher. M E. Pi Tau Sigma Stephen Lyman. State College. I E Stephen McClaskey. Douglassville. Ch E. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Lambda Upsilon. IM's. AlChE Thomxs McConotny. Coraopolis, E Camera Club. IM's. A IIE HicJ ennsvlv;ttiia ta c Univ crsily i T h c Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Slate Univcrsily The Pennsylvania State Uni ni Elizabeth McCoy, Timonium MD. E E Pi Beta Phi. RA. IEEE PNRHA ' Thomas McCracken. Scottdale. C E Chi Epsilon. Tau Bela Pi. ASCE-Pres Francis McKee, Havertown. C E Delta Sigma Phi. IM's Roy McKenzie, Beaver Falls, E E Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Su. IEEE Bruce McKinney. Dresher. M E Phi Sigma Kappa. IM's, PSOC Hollister McNeal. Warren. E E. Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE Edward McNeill. Roslyn. A E SSA E. Racquethall Club Betsy Macht. FeastcrxiUe. Env E. SWE-Pres. Dorm-Pres, Confer Choir Patricia Maloney. Irwin. M E ASME. SWE Anthonv F. Mandcrino, Monessen. M E Craig Kirkland. Morrisville. E E Phi Eta Sigma. PSOC. Fencing Club James Kisenwcthcr, Drums. E E IM's. Chess Club Blair Kitlinski. Hbg. C E Thomas C. Klcpic. New Brighton. I E Delta Sigma Phi. Bball. AI IE. ASME Gary Klcman. State College John Kline. Nicktown, C E. ASCE Thomas Klucber, Pgh. C E. Phi Kappa Psi. ASCE. IM's. PSOC Stuart Koch. Wernersvitle. E E. Sax. ACF. Karate Club Andrew Lacey. Reading. E E Softball. Racquethall Joseph LuDuca. Rocky Hill CO, Nuc E, Cross Country. USG-Treas Engineering 363 I Jack Mandevfllc, South IVarerly, E E JanLs Mantini, Pgh. Aersp, SWE AlAA. Gym Club Richard Marks, Phila. E E Charles Martin. York. E E. PSARC Gary Matthews. Edinburg, M E. Pi Tau Sigma. AS ME Philip Mellon, darky Summit. C E ASCE. I Ms Nancy Mellncr. Altoona, Ch E AJChE Adrian Mclnvic. York. I F.. AIIE. Ski Club Mark J. Menego. Bearer. M E William Menhimek. .elienople, I E. Alpha Pi Mu. A HE. I M ’s James S. Mcrlino. Monroeville. A E Richard A. Mcrluzri, Jr. Lehigbton. C E. Sigma Pi-VP. Ecu Beta Pt• VP. Chi Epsilon. I EC Gloria Mcsoras, Thin Rocks, Ch E. Alpha Lambda Delta. SWF.. AlChE Eric Frederick Meyer. Upper St Clair. Huc E A NS. I M's Wallace Micosky. Htullev. Fin. Delta Kappa Phi. Vball Brain R. Miller. Aston, Nue E. ROTC. Rijle Team Carol Mindala. Johnstown, Enr E. SWE Gvm Club, Ski Club. Tennis. IM’s Neil Mohr. Trafford. Enr F. Daniel Mooney. Perry Point MD. C E IM’s. Sav, ACF, Mng Soc. ASCE, Sailing Team Keith Moore. Broomdtt, M E Ursula Moore. Hbg I E, A HE. SWE. Free U David Moorchead, Irwin. Nuc E. ASS Timothy Morin. Vienna VA. Mgmt Jim Morse, Troy, Ch E, IM's Dairy Sc Club. Dairy Expo, AlChE Randall Moyer. ReedsvtUe. C E. lambda CM Alpha William Moyer. Trumbauersville. A E Alpha Kappa Lambda Robert Mudrinich. West Middlesex, Ch E Tau Bela Pi. Arnold Air Soc, UCC Anthony Muftolctto. Ttnvson MD, E Sc. Gymnastics Daniel Muha. Mercer. E E. IM's Douglas Munson Jr. Shamokin. M E lege of iinginecring College of Robert Murdoch. Wyoming, M E David Murphy. Bradford, C E. Tau Beta PI. Chi Epsilon. Phi Eta Sigma. A SCE Donald Murray. Meversdale, Ag E, ASAE George Musser, Gilbertsville, Ag E Alpha Chi Rho, Ski Team Henry Myers. York. C E IM's Donnamaric Ann Nach, Orefield, Env E Keystone Soc, EUC-Sec Richard W Newark. Warren. M E. lambda Sigma. CCC. IM's Richard Newman. Wexford. Ch E Gary Nichols. Erie. E Se. PSOC. Sports Car Club Charles Nicol 111. Shavertown. C E IM's. ASCE 364 Engineering diversity The Pennsylvania StatTumverMty '1'he Pennsylvania State Umversu nu: ama vama James Nogcc. Sandy Lake. I E. A!IE. FEE. Weightlifting. Raquetball Joseph Nouad. Bessemer. Ch E. AlChE William O'Hara, Norristown. Sue E ASS. SAME. IM's James L. O'Keefe III. Fairfax VA. Ch E. Qtrdeck Soe. S'ROTC Michele Oleckna. Philo. A E Tau Beta Pi. SWE SSAE. Penn Slate Engineer Robert Orlovrski. Pgh. Aersp. EVC. AIAA Sylvia Ororbia, Venezuela. Ch E Craig Orsinger, Nazareth. E E Kevstone Soe. Collegian. I M s. PSOC. OE SGA Ricky Ort. Etters, Aersp. Tau Beta Pi. Sigma Gamma Tau. AFROTC. Drill Team Thomas Oslrowski, Pitman. E E. Amt Radio Club-Treas Kathy Packer. ICphrata. E E William Palko, Gallitzin. E E, Eta Kappa Su James Palladino. Pottstown. E E James Pavlckovsky. Ford City. E E, Eta Kappa Su. IEEE Mark Pavlik. Natrona. Ch E. Tau Beta Pi. Phi lambda Upsllon. WSHR-DJ, AlChE Mark Pavlock. Port Vue. Ch E Alpha Phi Omega. IM's. tee Hockey Club. OL. PSOC Joseph Pcca, Norristown, E E. IM's. Ice Hockey Club. IEEE James Perkins. Geneseo NY, C E Randall Perry . Schuylkill Horen. C E. IM's. ASCE Mallias Persson. State College. A E. PSOC. Choir, SSAE. IM's David Peterson, Collegeville. E E. Jazz Club Michael Phillips. WernersvUle. C E. ASCE Cht Epsilon. IM's. Blk Caucus. PSOC, Glee Club. Colloquy Charles Pickles. Phoenixvilte. M E. ASME Paula Pickutowski, Bethlehem, A E. SSAE Robert Peirce. Washington, Sue E. Baseball. ASS Gary Piorkowski. Aldenrllle. M E ASME Robert Plowficld. Ixinsdatr. A E. Alpha Rho Chi. SSAE IM's John Podowski. Clairton. C E. ASCE Donald Polafcovics. Slatington. Aersp, Photo Club Steven Poliak, Pottstown. E E Alcksandar Popovic, Pgh, C E. IM's. Karate Club JcfTrcy J. Postal. Kulpmont. Ag E. Aeacia. Alpho Epsilon- Sec. ASAE Steve Prcloskv. Monroerllle. M E. Sigma Pi Thomas Pullar. Jenkintown. Env E. Alpha Sigma Phi Edward Radziszcwski. Erie. A E, IM's. SSA E $ Jeffrey Rcichc. Dormant. M E. IM's, IM's Ref Anthony Rcpic. East Pgh. Aersp. AIAA Harold Rcpic. Aliquippa. C E CCC. IM's Kenneth Reuter. Coplay. C E ASCE IM's John Resta. Phila, Env E. Swimming Engineering 365 I T Brace Rhine. Turtle Creek. Ch E. I M’s Charles Rhoads. Washington. C E Delia Vpsilon. ASCE John Richard. Allentown. E. Alpha Chi Sigma. FEE Linda Riper. Media. Ch E Tau Beta PI, Phi Eta Sigma. AtChE Rick Rishcl. Mechanicsburg. E Sc. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi Arthur Rudick. Pgh. M E Beta Sigma Beta, PSOC. IFC, ASME I M s Donald Rugh, Pgh, E E. Phi Kappa Theta. Eta Kappa Nu. IM’s. IEEE William Russell, Landenberg, E E. IF. EE. I M's. Bowling Gregors Ryan. Berwyn, A E. Acacia. SSA E I M’s Martin Rzucidlo. Bethlehem, I E, AIIE Richard Sabatine. Gnrensburg, Ch £ Kappa Delta Rho, I M s. AlChE Robert Salmon. Berwyn. A E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Parnu Sous-Pres, Chrldr. SSAE Albert Scheid, Glenshaw, E E Alpha Tau Omega. IM’s Rachel S. Schell. Monroeritle, M E. Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. SH E Allen Schicfcr. Reading. E E. Keystone Soe Thomas Schmidt. Pgh. Ch E. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Lambda L’psilon. Tau Beta Pi, WSHR-Co-Director. AlChE Jeffrey Schmoycr. Kutztown. E Sc. Tau Beta Pi. Colloquy Craig Schofcr. Reading. Ch E. AlChE Dave Schraf. Beaver Falls. £ Tau Bela Pi. AIIE, I M’s Andrew Scrafford, Dover DE C E Erie Schre filer. Mlllersburg, Aersp, Sigma Gamma Tau, A!A A, Blue Band Douglas Schultz. North East. C £ ASCE Robert Schwcr. Pgh. M E. IM’s Robert Scott. Pgh. Ch E Don Scotti. Pgh. E £ IEEE. Handball Club-Pres Susan Scddon, Bethel Park. A E Gary Seidcnstrickcr. Allison Park. E E Richard Scit -. Johnstown. C E. ASCE. Glee Club Steven Scndcrting. Warminster. Ch £ Tau Beta Pi. Phi Lambda Upxilon. Soccer, AlChE Bob Scnsening. Smoketown. A E ege of l:.ngtneering College of E-nginecring College of Philip Roper. Fort Washington. M £ ASME, I M’s Philip Rose. Philo. E E Bruce Rosenbaum. Maple Glen. Ch £ EUC. AlChE. I M's. Pi Lambda Upsilon Chris Rosenbaum, Stogstown. Ag £ Alpha Epsilon. Ag Ed Club Nicolas Rov. Rosemont, E Sc. Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. X'ball Club, PSOC Constance Ritchie. Ellwood City. Aersp, Alpha Gamma Rho. SWE AlAA Brad Robertson. Delray Beach EL, .1 £ IM’s, PSOC, SSA £ RA William Rocdcr. Schuvlkill Haven. E £ IM’s. SAME, IEEE Rifle Team Daniel Roffol. Ixtwer Burrell, E £ PSOC. IM’s Peter C. Romancski. Belmont, MA. A £ SSAE Qtrdeck Soc, Flying Lions 366 Engineering i nnsvlvani tJt ni rxi|% MinsN vunia Slate University The Pennsylvania State Univc Ronald Serycilo. Altoona. £ M's. Astro Club I rank Scrvich, Pgh, Ch E, Phi Lambda L’puton. Tau Beta Pi Benjamin Shancr. Leechburr, M E. ASM EVP. SC, A. I M's Harmon Shaw III. State College, Sue E. Tau Beta Pi. AXS Gill R. Shaw. Houston. C E. Chi Epsilon. PSOC. I M's Dan Sheets. New Brighton. E £ Eta Kappa Xu, IEEE Jeffrey Sheet . Mavtown. I E. M s. IVCF. ICA Int House. A!IE Dean Shcllcnsbcrgcr. Andreas. A E Richard Shelton. Endwell NY. E Sc. I Ms James Shemro. Forest City. A £ SSAE, Std Adv Bd Dan Shema. State College. A E. I M's. Lamb. SSAE Paul Sherman. Monroeville. E Sc, Tau Beta Pi. Blue Band Rick Shields. Henrietta NY. I E. Alpha Kappa Lambda Mary Jo Shotting. CoravpoUs. I E. Alpha Pi Mu-VP. Vol Sen Or. I M's, AJ E. SIVE Mark Shovlin. Centre Hall, A £ Gym Club. PSOC. Vol Serv Ctr Jertrev Shupp. York. Nuc £ Alpha iMtnbda Tau. Pella Tau Pella. Tau Beta PI. I Ms. I EC Craig Sidebottom, Ridley Park. I £ Sigma Pi. AXS. A HE I M's Dixie Simmers, Greensburg. £ Alpha Pi Mu-See. SWE- Sec. SHE. EUC. SME. Acad Comm. Std Adv. RA Ralph Simpson. York. C E. ASCE. I M's. Baseball Douglas Sipes, McKees Rocks. Sue E. Tau Beta Pi. I M's. AXS David Skidmore. iVaync. PNG E. PSOC. SPE. Rugby Club-Pres. IM’s. Squash Club Mary Jo Sklcncar. Glassport, C H E. EUC. AlChE William D. Skinner. Chadds Ford. Aer.sp. Soccer. IM’s. Un Bd A! A A Richard W. Skooglund. North Huntingdon. M £ Alpha Sigma Phi. Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi Ron Slaminko, Pgh. C E. Chi Epsilon. Ja:: Club Bruce Smith. Hershey. C E George Smith. Turtle Creek, Nue E Kenneth Smith, Philipsburg. A E Matthew Smith. MeSkerrptown. Ag £ Penn Slate Engineer-£ i7w. I M's Phyllis Smith. Loganton. E Sc. Tau Beta Pi. Alpha Lambda Pelta. Pre-Med Soe, SES. SWE. EUC Scott Smith. Wayne. M E Reed Smoluk. McKeesport, M E. Parachute Club■ VP Stephen C. Snvdcr. Brockway. C £ Chi Epsilon. ASCE (Jury Splain. Camp Hill. C E William Squire. Glen Mills, C E, Ski Patrol Richard Stachowiak. Warren. Nue E David StclHcr. Butler. Ch E. AlChE. Camera Club Everettc Stein. Jr. Pgh. E Andrew StanpanolT. Morririllle. M £ Triangle. A SME. I M's. HC. Hrg Bd. Poem-Pres Kcnnelh Stewart. Mountville. E E Engineering 367 L The Pennsylvania; ■liege of Engineering College of Engineering College of HnginccringColl tfofKnginecrineO Mark Trump, Lilia. S'ue E A NS. I Ms. Dorm Cncl. Sid Un Bd. A RO IC William Vanderslicc. Emmaus. C E Richard Van Winkle. Media. E E Eta Kappa Su. IEEE- Treat. Chrnm, Amt Radio Club-Sec. Pres Leroy Vonada, BeUefonte, A E, SSA E Jack Waldron, West Chester. C E. Alpha Sigma Phi. Collegian. ASCE PSOC Brain Walsh. Erie. A E I M's, Blue Band James Ward, Erie. C E. ASCE. SA ME Keith A. Wargo. Clairton. C E ASCE Marcia Watkins. Helium. Ch E. Tan Beta Pi, AlChE Jeffrey Weber. Pipersville. C E, ASCE Tau Beta Pt-Treas David Wcik. Reading. M E ICA Int House. AS ME Steven Wcikcl. Milton. E E, IEEE. IM's Thomas Weldon. Pgh. E E James W’cllings. North Patuxent River MD. PNG E William Bard Wells. Jr. Pgh. E E ak w • f 4 f f James Stiles. Meudnlle. C E Triangle. ASCE Albert Stoft'a, Ercedland. E IM's David Stonagc. Pgh. Ch E. CHRA-'Treas Gregory L. Strausscr. Lancaster. C E. Alum Assoc. Tennis. Chorale. Drama Club Charles Sahk. Jersey Shore. E £. IM’s. IEEE. Racquetball Club Timothy J. Sullivan. Newton Square. A E SSA E ITiomas Swagcr, Erie. M E IM's. AS ME. Sports Car Club Scott Swoim. Erie. C E. ASCE. Nittanv Divert Mark Swaney, Erie. A E. SSAE. ASHRAE. IM's Keith Swcitxcr. Williamsville NY. E E Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE IM's. iMth Std Parish Craig S. Swcnglc. Middletown. C E Bailcv G. Svmington. Berwvn. F.ngr. SAE. Tennis. Racquetbali Club Edward Szkudlapvki. Bethlehem. E. AUE, Alpha Pi Mu Eugene Tannlcr. Scranton. C E Chi Epsilon. ASCE. Cross Country Douglas Taylor. Hershey. Env E. IM's. Dorm-Pres. ASCE John R. Tcslovich. Brownsville, C E. ASCE David Thomus, Reading. Ch E. AlChE Jeffrey Thomas. Hiller. I E Sigma Nu. Alpha Pi Mu. IM's Michael Thorcscn. York. A E. Swimming. Water Polo Club Laurence Thor wart, Joansonburg, Ch E. AlChE IM's George A. Ticmcy III. Pgh. C E Jesse Tillia, Wampum. M E. Theta Delta Chi. Nittany Divers. ASME Michael Toth. Phila. A E Robert T. Tranquillo. Jenkintown, Ch E, Tau Beta Pi. AlChE Track Joseph Trefclncr, Jr. Freeport, E E 368 Engineering I ;rsny The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univei Howard Welsh. Wexford, Ch £ Phi Kappa Psi. Phi Eta Sigma. AlChE. I AT.s Marie Wenzel, Philo. Ch E. SWE AlChE Unda Wertz. Warren. Ch £ AlChE. SWE Paul Westermann. Lancaster, A E. SSAE. IM's Richard Wcthcrhold. Allentown. Atnp, Sigma Tau Gamma. I.M's Greg White, Collegeville. I E. IM's. A HE Robert Wiley. State College. I E. Vboll Club Brooke Wilhelm. Mars. Aersp. Phi Mu Alpha. Blue Band. Ja:: Band. At A A Hurl L. Wilkins. Ml Wolf. E £ IEEE Helen Wilson. Mountain hikes NJ. E Sc. SWE IM's. Skating Club Jeffrey Winklcblcck. North Warren, Sue £ Tau Beta Pi. ASS Michael Winslow. Blanchard. C £ Phi Mu Alpha. Blue Band. ASCE Dean Wise. Red Uon, M E Steven Witkin. Warren. M £ ASME. IM's. Std Ad Timothy Wocrncr. Dumont SJ. A E. Triangle-Pres. SSAE Lion's Guard. ROTC Charles Zitomcr. State College. Ear £ ASCE WPCF Richard Zong, Mifflin town, E E, Tau Kappa Epsilon. OE IEEE. USG Michael Zucofski. Port Carbon. C £ Triangle. Chi Epsilon. ASCE Keystone Soc Paul Zuk. Allentown. E Sc. ESS-VP. Michael Woika, State College. Env £ Phi Delta Theta. UCC. PSOC. SEE-VP Jud Wood. Columbus OH. Mkt. Bball. Mktg Club Roger Woolslavcr. Saxonburg. E £ IEEE Eugene Wright. Manheim. Ch £ Tau Beta Pi. Phi Eta Signui. IM’s, AlChE. Freedom House Stephen W. Yamber. Lonsdale. For Hydro. IM's. PSOC. For Soc Kevin Yandrasitz, Coptas C £ ASCE Harry E. Youchak. Johnstown. C E. Fencing. Choir Roger Young. Annville. M £ Pi Tau Signui. Tau Bela Pi. Blue Band. Overcomers Shawn Younkin. Ligonier. I £ AFROTC. SWE A HE Ronald Youse. Boyertuwn. A £ SSA E Vincent Yuhas. North Huntingdon. M E. Chi Phi Charles Yungkurth. Endieoit NY, E Sc. IM's. Nar Joseph Zalcwski. Scranton. Ch £ AlChE James Zenittini, Douglass tide. Nuc £ IM's James Zimmerman. Bethlehem, E Sc. IM's. ACF Engineering 369 fe Making an observation in the Environmental Engineering Lab The engineering diesel laboratory I Engineering 371 Health, Physical Education, Recreation Alvin Toffler wrote in Future Shock that mankind is on a “collision course with the future because the tempo of civilization is increasing so rapidly that people may not be able to adjust satisfactorily to the new demands that are being made of them. Others have called this a “century of transition” where men must learn to master themselves along with their effort to master nature. No doubt, society in general and education in particular will have to change as we head into the 1980’s. Every indication points to the fact that the type of career for which you have prepared will become increasingly important as time passes. In addition to your formal learning, the leadership skills that you have developed in our college will no doubt serve as a foundation for your career in the coming decades. While the job market may initially require you to accept a position far removed from your undergraduate area of emphasis, feel assured that your ability to communicate and associate intelligently with people of all ages and from all backgrounds will hold you in good stead. Social agencies, service organizations, clubs, school systems, indeed all segments of society have a need for individuals who possess your skills, qualifications and ability to deal with people. Only by insuring the well being of each individual can society, ours or any other, prosper and perpetuate itself. With the development of individual optimism and self-fulfillment the world will hopefully change for the belter. Remember that learning is a process whereby we take unknown stimuli and make them familiar to ourselves. Even if your career follows paths outside of the sphere of Health. Physical Education, and Recreation, we hope that this ability to learn and lead others, which our college helped you develop and nurture, continues to manifest itself in your lives. From the entire College of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation our heartiest congratulations and sincercst best wishes for the future. Sincerely. Robert j. Scanncll. Dean Dean Robert J. Scanncll 372 Health. Physical Education, and Recreation Recreation Hall Health. Physical Education, and Recreation 373 The College of Health. Physical Education, and Recreation (HPER) has an interesting student coun- cil format. Led by Michelle Rowe, a Rec Parks major, and Karen Jones, a Health and Phys Ed major, the entire undergraduate student population of HPER majors is automatically given associate membership in the college’s student council. How- ever. active membership and voting privileges are determined by attendance at council meetings. The council hopes to accomplish certain goals such as: acting as the voice of the HPER student body to the Dean, department heads, and instruc- tors; developing unity, cooperation, and commu- nication among all HPER undergraduate students; and representing and advancing student interests to the university community. The Executive Board of the council includes rep- resentatives from the Penn State Recreation and Parks Society, the HPE majors Club. Lakonians (the professional honor society for HPER majors), the HPER student senator to the University Faculty Senate, and finally all student representatives to college committees, such as the Executive Com- mittee. Academic Standards, Curriculum. Academic Dishonesty. Scholarships and Awards, and College Colloquia committees. Pool at the White Building White Building Students practice CPR i 374 Health. Physical Education, and Recreation Fencing develops coordination skills Health. Physical Education, and Recreation 375 Ilcgc of Health. Physical Education and Recreation Collet Gail Becker. Peniuburg. Re Pk. PSOC, Re Pks Soc Bam A. Bessie r. Philo. Re Pk. I M's. Baseball. Re Pks Soc Tern Bigler. Philo. H P E. I M's Ginns’ Bodkin. Slate College. Re Pk. Chimes. iMkonians. Re Pks Soc Brenda Bollinger. Fredericksburg. Re Pk Mark Bollinger. Waynesboro, Re Pk. Re Pks Soc. Glee Club Sherry Lee Bossier. Enota. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe-Sec. Stage Kompany-See. Trees. Bbalt-Mngr Willie Brcighner. Lildcstown, Re Pk. iMkonians. Re Pks Soc- Treat, Naiads. Tennis. Vball Scott Buchanan. Sloystown. It P E. RA Robert Burns. Hollidaysburg, HPE Parmi Nous. Wrestling, Cheerldr Thomas Bulwin. Philo. Re Pk. Re Pks Soc-Pres Cindyc Canonica. Ring of Prussia. H P E. Pi Kappa Alpha. Re Pks Soe Geralyn Cantwell, Philo. II P E R. Gymnastics, Shimming, Diving Annette Cardenuto, Stale College. II P E R. Re Pks Soc. New man, Soc, Blue Band Laura Cardenuto. State College. H P E. Blue Band Ann Carrick. Erie. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. For Soc Steven Cohick. Newtffle. H P F. Eric Cunningham. Akron OH, Re Pk. I M's Paula DeSandis. Moscow. H P E Track Team-Mngr, � ball Lauri DiNunzo. Lebanon. Re Pk Joy Alex, Pgh. Re Pk. PSOC. Re Pks Soe Celia Altman. Pgh. Re Pk. Beta Sigma Beta. Re Pks Soe- Sec Deborah Anknev. Beaver. II P E Alpha Sigma Alpha, II PE Club Meryl Augenblick. Wayne J. Re Pk. Panhell Soc Chrmn. Delta Delta Delta. Phi Kappa Psi Gergory Aukamp. Lancaster, Re Pk, Alpha Gamma Rho Andrea Baker, Phila. II P E Richard Balkey. Pgh, II P E. Sigma Pi. Lakonians. IIPER Sid Cnel. lee Hockey. Collegiate Superstars. Phi Psi 500, Hockey-Exec Cnel. HPE Club Linda J. Banvard, Bethlehem, Re Pk. Re Pk Soc. I M's. PSOC. NR PA Eric Battenticld. Pgh. Re Pk. Eco-Action. Re Pks Soc. PSOC. I M's. Gentle Thun Cindy L. Bartlett. Murryxville, Re PK Paula Docrncr. Cornwells Heights. II P E. Sigma Chi. IIPER Club. Swimming Joseph Dombrosky. Turtle Creek, Re Pk. Re Pks Soc. Collegian. Judo JoAnn Doran. Setauket NY. H P E. Re Pks Soc. Newsletter-Etl Beatrice Doyle. Pgh. H P E, Re Pks Soc. IMs Sally Druckenmiller. Moortstown NJ. H P E, Eta Slgttut Gantma, I M's, Field Hockey Club Edward J. Fisher. Aston. Re Pk. IM’s, Re Pks Soe. HPER St J Cnel Scott Fit kce. Red I Jon. H P E. Footlxtll Andrew Fowkes. dayshurg. H P E, USG Joan A. Frailcy, Stroudsburg. Re Pk. Mu Phi Epsilon. I M's, Softball. Re Pks Soc, L'ntv Choir Patricia Frame. Chambersburg. H P E, I M's. HPE Club 376 Health. Physical Education and Recreation Joan Gackcnbach. Allentown. H P E, Gymnastic Patrick Gahr. St .Man . II P E. Delta Upsilon. Hindi Tamcc Gaylor. Clearfield, Re Pk. Delta Mu Sigma. Re Pks Soc William J. Gilger. Shamokm. II P E. XII Mens Rep, Athletic Coord I MX Barbell Club Thomas Gocck. Freeland. II P E, I M's Esther Goldberg. Melrose Park. Re Pk. Orehesis• VP, Spotlighted. Re Pks Soe. Contemporary Dance Carlcton Goodhart, Fleetwood. Re Pk Carol Gotolski. State College. II P E. HPE Club. IIPER Std Cncl. I MX Bball-Mngr Donna Grischbowsky, Briektown XJ. II P E. Fencing David Habcrlc. Sharon Hill. Re Pk. USG-Pres. I M's Rebecca Hanna, Carry, H P E Karen Hark lev.. . Altoona. 11 P E Lakonians. I.M’s Susan Hawkins. Kinnelon XJ. HPE Lakonians. Track. Cross Country. Std Fae Sen. IIPER Std Cncl. HPE Club. CCC Muryannc Henderson. Wayne. Re Pk. I MX Re Pks Soc Barbara Hess. Huntingdon. II P E. lakonians. IMX HPE Club. Track A Field Jocelyn Homer. State College. HPE Alpha Xi Delta. PSOC. Equestrian Team Kathryn Howe. Bedminster XJ. Re Pk. luikontans. La Vic. A BUS. ERA Pres. IMX Re Pks Sen Peter Hutchison. Centre Hall. H P E. Eta Sigma Gamma- Sec. IMX l uter one Club Edwarc M Hyduk. Huntingdon Valley. Rc Pk Marjorie John. Phoeni.xville. Rc Pk. Alpha Gamma Delta. Phi Kappa Tau, Rc Pks Soe Nancy Kablach. Pgh. Rc Pk. IMX RA. Rc Pks Soc Maureen Kcllchcr. Xew Hartford X Y. Rc Pk. Rc Pks Soc. Golf Maurita Kelly, Dunmore. II P E Bruce Kennedy. Exeter XII. Rc Pk. Sigma Tau Gamma. Quarterdeck Soc, NROTC. Charlie Co Drill Team Suzanne Kennedy. Phtla. Rc Pk. Delta Gamma. Rc Pks Soc. I M's Debbie Kirkcndall, Bloomsburg, H P E Lakonians. Field Hockey Official. HPE Club. HPER Std Cncl. Fat Sen Beverly Kiser. Ambler. H P E Karen Koval. Vcstaburp Rc Pk. Alpha Phi Omega. OE Rc Pks Soc. I M's. Dance Marathon Debra K rcgcr. Gilbert. Rc Pk. Rc Pks Soc. PSOC. IM X J 'ball. Tennis Robert A. Kush. Sharpsrille, H P E, Football-Mngr Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Stale Uni Elizabeth Laughlin. Boahhurg, II P E. Gymnastics Club. Cardiac Squad Water Polo Club. Xat Guard, Ambulance Anne Lcathcrman, Frederick MD. H P E. Lakonians. Track Timothy t.ciscy. Reading Rc Pk. IMX Ini cm an on ale Dancers Joan Levin, Morrisvllle, H P E. HPE Club Frederick Lomady, Roslyn, H P E. Beta Theta Pi. Ijtcrosse Maureen McCormick, Glemidc. Rc Pk. Rc Pks Soc. IM's Raymond McCoy, Aliquippa, HPE Loralyn McKinley. Canandaigua XY. H PE. Ixikonians. Rc Pks Soc Joy McManus. Pgh. H P E Anthony Maccaronc. Pottsvillc. II PE. IM's Health. Physical Education and Recreation 377 I CEO The Pennsylvania Jeff Manclick. Youngsville, H P E Man.- Meyer . Bethel Park. Re Pk. Re PL Soe. I M's. psoc Melinda Millard, Topi on. It P E. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Phi Kappa Phi. Omieron Delta Kappa■ VP. Parmi Sous. Mortar Hoard. iMkonians-Treas. Swimming. It PER Club-See Lora Mont?. Schuylkill Haven. HP E R. Bhall, Softball Jeffrey Moore. Thomdede. Re Pk. Rr Pks Soe. PSOC. lee Hockey Club Ellen Sakowvki. Shenandoah. H P E Vhall. Bball. I M s. HPE Club Samuel Sallitt. Wilkes-Barre, Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. II re tiling Debra Sampson. Pgh. II P E, I M's. Athletic Trainer Anne Schlodcr. St Marys. Re Pk, Salads Karen Sehncllcnbach. Folsom. H P E Pi Beta Phi, Field Hockey, Lacrosse of Health. Physical Education and Recreation College of Health. Physical liducation and Recreation Colic Sharon Scott, Gladwyne. HPE Pi Beta Phi. Field Hockey, Lacrosse Peter Shclp. Scranton, Re Pk, Phi Sigrnu Kappa Suzanne Shine. Maplewood NJ. Re Pk. Phi Eta Sigma, Pin Kappa Phi. Re Pks Soe. PSOC Warren M. Shorr. Philo, II P E. LM's. HPE Club Jill Silverman. Plata. Re Pk. Beta Sigma Beta Danielle Skilcs. Elizabeth. H P E. HPE Club. Vhall. Chrldr, Orthesis Gregory Alex Smith. Boahburg, H P E. Beta Theta Pi. Baseball Deborah Snyder. Ft MeatI MD. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. WH Sac Chrmn Rhonda Terndrup. Ebensburg, Re Pk. I M's. OL, Re Pks Soe Sharon Thomas. Kennett Square. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. PSOC Charlene Morett. A Idan. H P E. Parmi Nous. Field Hockey. Lacrosse Janette Moyer. Myerstown. H P E. Re Pks Soe Shelley Nelson. State College, II P E R, Gymnastics-Mngr Susan Newman. Philo, H P E R John Norwig, Hanover. HPE, Tau Phi Delia. Bball. Athletic Trainers Club. HPE Club Brian O'Shea. Lancaster, HPE. Delta Upxilon. Swimming. Water Polo Robert Ozovek, Scranton. H P E R. HPER Std Cncl. A A HPER Michelle Pecora. Pori Vue. Re Pk Cvnthia Pierson, Monroeville, Re Pk, Untv Choir. Re Pks Soe. PSOC Michelle Ptora, Levittown. Re Pk. Lakonians. Re Pks Soe Elizabeth Piscitclli. Langhome. Re Pk. LM's Ref. Re Pks Soe Leslie Polcv. Collegcville. HPE Field Hockey, lacrosse- Capt Jack Poll. Sayre. Re Pk Shcrcc Popp. Beaver. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. !M-Chrmn Janice Prcscl. Phda. HPE Deborah Richards. Hollidaysburg, II P E I). Bball-Capt Mary Ritzic. Piltsion Twp, H P F, I 'ball. Athletic Training Club. H P E Club Michael Roscncrancc. Braekney. H P E. Eta Sigma Gamma-Pres. I M’s Cynthia Rowe. Herxhey. Re Pk. Re Pk Soe. Naiads Michelle C. Rowe. Cranford NJ. Re Pk. Bowling League. HPER Std Cncl-Pres. Re Pks Soe. I 'SG-See. Newman Assoc 378 Health Physical Education and Recreation M i � � tN i l cnnsvlvanu Stal UjTivcr � il i I cnnsylv;inia State University The Pennsylvania Slate University Hie Pennsylvania Slate l im Molly Wevner. Greeruburg. H P E. Kappa Alpha Theta. Phi Delta Theta. Tennis l-cslic Whitchill. Salladasburg. II P E. Eta Sigma Gamma Gary Whiteside. State College. H P E. Tennis Traccv Wilson. Pgh. Re Pk Sonya Wolfe. W illiamsport. H P E. IIPE Club. PSOC. Alpha Sigma Alpha Bonny Wright. Millville. Re Pk Deborah Yarborough. Pleasant Valley. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. I M's. RA Anne-Louisc Yeager. Shamokin. H P E Merrili M. Tilton. Ilatboro, II P E. Lakonians Charles B. Troutman. Bloomfield. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe. AC A. Dorm-VP. I M’s Otha Vovakes. Carlisle. Re Pk. Re Pks Soe Howard Watts. West Sunhury. Re Pk Wendy Weber. East Petersburg. II P E. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Swimming Human Development Dear Graduates: As a newcomer to the University I take special pride in offering my congratulations to you. Hie College of Human Development is a unique part of the University and I hope you leave us with a sense of pride and accomplishment. In a short time I have come to appreciate the dis- tinctiveness of this College and its faculty and students. The College of Human Development is the University's special response to a changing and perplexing world. Here we look at the world from a variety of disciplines and perspectives and we focus on the preparation of persons with professional skills to improve the human condition. Our College is, quite honestly, womb to tomb. Research and leaching span the life cycle and focus on the problems and opportunities of life which we all experience. Your emphasis, therefore, may have been nursing, health planning and administration, mental health, nutrition, dietetics, administration of justice, community development and planning, child and adolescent development, adult development and aging, family development and relationships, infant and early childhood, man-environment relations, and food service and housing. And. if you have; been in the College, you have had the richness of the interdisciplinary multi-professional setting which allows you to reach across all those fields and to prepare for a professional and personal life that is sensitive to the complexity of human growth and development We look forward to your futures. Our faculty and staff welcome you as alumnae i and hope you will join with us in developing our College as a finely honed instrument which serves the needs of our society. Let us hear from you. Carole Leland. Dean Dean Carole Leland 3S0 Human Development A popular meal at the Maple Room NURSING EDUCATION BUILDING THIS PROJECT EUNDED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION AND WELFARE WITHOUT THE USE OF STATE OR TUITION MONIES A new addition to campus fe Human Development 38! 1 Penn State's College of Human Development has four divisions: Biological Health. Community Development, In- dividual and Family Studies, and Man-Environment Rela- tions. These divisions offer majors including Health Plan- ning Administration. Nutrition. Nursing. Community Devel- opment, Administration of Justice. Individual and Family Studies. Man-Environment Relations, and Food Service and Housing Administration. With approximately 4,200 under- graduates and seventeen individual student organizations, this year’s student council, led by senior Bob Ernst, worked hard to get the students informed and involved. Bob’s aim was to improve the image of the student council. The only way to enhance a reputation is through serious work, and Bob feels the council did just that. The newly instituted Community Service Committee, membered by Council, was involved with the community and the University, and acted to raise money for charities such as the Four Diamonds Fund and the Cancer Society. During the fall, the committee helped sponsor the Great American Smoke-Out through advertising and solicitation of pledges. Plans for winter included the Dance Marathon, and what else for spring but the Phi Psi 5(X)! Spring plans also included an H Dev” Career Day. for which council helped handle publicity to increase student awareness. This was co- sponsored by the Human Development Alumni Society. A syllabus file was initiated this year which helped stu- dents to understand more fully the content of the Human Development courses they would be taking. The file is located in the Listening-Learning Center on the ground tloorof the Human Development Building. Other changes occurred this year in Human Development besides the change in the council image. The new Dean. Carole Lcland, whom Bob describes as a really neat lady,” has worked toward reorganizing the college. One improve- ment was the institution of a mechanism by which students arc able to talk directly with the dean. Council set up a Dean's Advisory Board whose eight members are selected from each division of the College. These students talk with the dean and supply her with general student opinion concerning Human Development matters. Money to operate the many student organizations of the College is gained through the coffee hours which arc held each morning in the Living Center of the Human Devel- opment Building. i 382 Human Development Clockwise: H Dev Living Center: H l cv Student Council officers. Iclt to right: Mike Gabriele—Treat. Michelle Gorac ko-VP. Bob Emsi-Pre � Jayncc Finch—See, Rick Stanish - Faculty Senate Rep: FSHA majors prepare a Maple Room meal. i Human Development 383 C£C O The Pennsylvania Erica Ahicrs. Bethel Park. I FS Ava Amos, Pgh. H P A. HIO, StdAdx BJ Claudia Angelis. Hawley. AdmJ, JAG Angela Anonia, Tremrton, A dm J John Ashcnfcltcr. Glen Ridge NJ. FSHA. Sigma Pi Eta. PS IIRS. Jazz Club. Club Mngr Assoc. Kern Dinner Thea, HSMA-Treas Deborah Askin. Pgh. Sutr Lisa Bailey. H e.tr Newton. H P A, Kappa Alpha Pst, Coneert Choir, Blk Caucus Paulette Balawich. Phtla. Sutr. SDA. UCC Julia Bahnskv, Houston. IPS Pamela Balkcr. Pgh. H P A. HPA Club. Ritenour llllh Or Bd Michael Ballantine. Phila, AdmJ. Lambda Alpha Epsilon, I.M y Audiophile Club-VP Jane Barber. OH City. AdmJ. JAG. Wrestling Stats, I M’s. Pistol Club Karen Barth. Levitt own, M E R. PSOC. tee Skating Club Mona Battista. Yeagertown. Nutr. SDA Roger Beck. Tyrone. FSHA. PSHRA Raymond Bchl. Phila. AdmJ. I.M’s. Tutor Lauryn Bchlcy. Pgh. FSHA Jay Matthew Bchm. West Wilmington. FSHA. $01 Club. Track Alison Bell. Cornwells Hts. Adm J Walter Bcndowski. Scranton, Adm J Mary Ann I.. Bennett. Orejield, Nun. SNA Nancy E. Bennett. North Wales. I F S. Delta Delta Delta Judy Berg. Pgh. I F S Maiamuti J. Bereer. Fairview Village. AdmJ. PSOC-VP. House Pres. Be Glad Then America Diane Bergman. Allison Park. H P A Eric Bergstrom. I so hi. Comm D. Sigma Chi Brad Bcrkowti . Villanota. H P A Mary Ellen Berley. Media. Nurs. SNA Susan K. Bernardyn. Mahonoy City. H P A. HPA Club. Chorus Karen Bcrtovich. Monroeville, Nutr I Human Development College ot Human DevelopmcnlCollc Kim Bcrtovich. Monroeville. Nutr. Med Diet James Birch. Mohuton. FSHA. HSMA Lee Blaistcin, Ahington. H PA. H Dev Std CncL HPA Chtb Myra Block, Pgh. I F S. Phi Mu. IISSO. LA Adv. USG Susan B. Blum. Phila. Nurs. Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Theta Tau. Hershev Std Cncl Paul Bochy. Somerset, FSHA. PSHRA, Ballroom Dance Club, HSMA. Conversant George Bodcngcr. Newtown Square, H P A, Phi Kappa Sigma. HPA Club. I Ms Steven Bojamc. IIbg. AdmJ. USG. SHC-VP. SHAB. Dorm-Pres, Treas Edward Book. Henhey. FSHA. PSHRS. Std Alum Rel Bd. OL. HSMA. Weightlifting Club Mimi Bow-ski, Walnut port. Nutr. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Upsiton Omicron. Ski Club. SDA of Human Development Collesc ot Human Develo 3S4 Human Development I Walt Bucchclc, West Chester. M E R. Lacrosse Barbara Burklcy. Erie. H PA. H Der StdCncI. HPA Club Vicki Bursic, Ckeswick, II P A. HPA Club, I M's. Univ Choir Mary Louise Buiwin, Phi la. FS. Chi Phi. IFSUSO. I M's Joy Callender, Levittown, Hutr Sandra Campbell, • air ten. I FS, Alpha Chi Rho, IFSUSO, Gentle Thurs Mark Canton. Force. A dm J, IM’s Paula Caputo, Kennelt Square. A dm J. Phi Fju Sigma, JAG. Chi Phi Cheryl Carr. Chambersburg. Huns, SKA. I'ol Serv Ctr Debra Carroll. Gladwyne, Surs Rosemary Carson. Wynnewood. F S. PSOC. I.M's, Parachute Club Cathy Carter, Alco SJ. Com Hutr Virginia Carter, Mifflintonn. I F S. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Ups Hon Ornicron. Ornicron Hu, FS-USO Pam Cassidy. CurweruviUc, I F S. Alpha Chi Omega, Della Mu Sigma-Sec, Chrldr. P. Robeson Dance. SGA-Sec Nancy Casslcr, Uniontown. Hues Sandra Cavlovich. Pgh. Com I) Paula Chomyak, Pgh. FSHA, Kappa Kappa Gamma. PSHRS-Sec. IM's.OL H Dev Std Cncl. SDA. CMOA Mark D. Cindrie. Uniontown. Adm J. PA Prison Soc. ACl.U. PAPPC Capi Cloud. Bethel Park. F S. Phi Upsilon Ornicron. IVCF- VP. Hallelujah Singers Larry Jay C'ohcn. Trewse, H P A. HPA-Treat Claudia Coldren, Shillington. I F S. Kap ia Della Rho, Gymnastics Karen Collins, State College. Surs. Chi Omega. SSA. I M's Diane Colonna, Pompano Beach FL Adm J Sherrie Cooper. Phita. H PA. ' .eta Phi Beta. Blk Caucus Mark Copanzzi, Pgh. Adm J Stephen Copctus. Glenshaw. Adm J. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Common Cause. UCA R. Chess Club. Std Demt. I Vargaming Club Anne Corkin. Jim Thorpe, H Dev Nicholas Corscui. Phita. Adm J Margaret Corso, Munhall. H PA. HPA Club. I M's Robin Cowan. South Orange HJ. H PA. IM’s, HHAS. SHRO, HPA Club. Rite,Hour Std Adv Bd Human Development 385 Elizabeth Boyer, Lock Hawn. H P A Robert D. Bradley, Philo. Adm J. Alpha Tau Omega William Brandt. State College. H P A Becky Branning, State College. I F S Michele Bridge. Reading. F S, Phi Upsilon Ornicron. IFSUSO. PSOC. I Ms Linda M. Bright. Reading, FS Christine Broughcr. Carlisle. Sun. SNA Martin Brown. Hallstead. Adm J Anthony J. Bruno. Jr. Altoona. H PA. HPA Club. Mgmt Club. APHA. AC HA. FAIL Alum Assoc. IM’s. Vbatl, Std IIlilt Task Force, H Dev Std Bd Jacqueline Bruno. Bala-Cynnyd. Hutr, Phi Upsilon Ornicron. Vball, SDA-Pres Charlene Craig. Phila. I F S. Blk Caucus, IFS-USO Cvnthu Crossman. Altoona. I F S. Omicron Xu. Ice Skating Club. IFS-USO. XAEYC Carla Culp. Altoona, I F S. Omicron S'u. FARC. IFS- USO Colleen Cunningham. Pgh. H P A Christopher Curran. Philo. AtlmJ. IM' . Parachute Club Susanne Dade, fieri hey. H P A Deborah Dado. Sheppton, I S. Omicron Xu-Pres. phi Upsilon Omicron. I.SIX IFS-USO. II Dev Fac Rd. Photo Club. PSLSSSll James Da Grosa, Hazleton. FSHA. Pi Lambda Phi. PSHRS. IM i Cathy Dailey, Monroeville. Xutr, Kappa Alpha Theta. SDA .X'ewileitcr, SPA. Meal.i on Wheels. I MX Xaiudi Anne Davis. Wilkes-Barre. I F S. Oasis Uege of Human Development College of Human Devele Debra Davis. Westmont XJ. Xutr. Delta Delta Della. SDA. Panhel Lori Davis, Sharon. A dm J Yvonne Daw. Munhall. Com I) Kathy Day holt, Gettysburg. Xutr. CCC Scott Deacon. State College, Adm J. Alpha Comma Rho. AFROTC Nancy Dcbranski. .McKees Rocks. Sun. I MX Chorale Kathleen IX'Luca. Phila. Adm J. JA(l Daniel Demayo. Apollo, Adm J. Delta Upsilon Tina DcNoia. Freeland. I F S Mary Dervarics, Allentown. Sun. Alpha Kappa lambda Deborah DeSantis. Sharon. Sun. SXA I aura De Slcphano. St Man y I F S. SASH. M MAJ. I’ol Sen Or Regina Devancy, Upper Darby. Sun. SXA Jack Dibclcr. Springfield. H PA. IMX Std Act Comm Lori Di Cassio, Cardale. Adm J. Phi Mu JS6 Human Development Anne Oicvlcr, Wot dcUff.Lake SJ. H PA, Omicron Delta Kappa. Orientation-Chrprsn, Skull A Bones. HP A Club- VP. Acad Asmhlv. II Dee Std Cncl Martina Donahue. Schuylkill Haven. F S. XAEYC . Skating Club. IFS-USO. SO A Julia Donaldson, York. Sun. SXA David Donovan, Rethel Park. A I: Ten Dorseh. Wexford Xutr. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Acad A smhly, PSOC. Pre-Med Sue, Catholic Ctr. Dorm Pres Jay Dorsey. Danielnille. H P A. UFA Club Rebecca Douglas, York. Xutr. Chi Omega. SDA. Bui Soc Karen Ur.iuch, Allentown, I I S Wendy Dresner. Phila. Xutr, SDA Mauri Druash. MonesSen. Sun, Std Hring Rd. Ukrainian lub. SXA -VP Michele Duffy, Phila. FS Adclc Dumtn. Leveistown. Adm J. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. ACJA. I Ms Marilyn Dumm. Xicklown. Sutr, I M's Sharon Durfee. Ixvittown. H PA. Block A Hridte. CCC, I M's Cynthia Durkin. Dunmore, I F S. OCA Kim Fleming. Mtirrvsville. urs, .Viwmmrng Richard Minn. Stale College. H I A. Herald. Ambulance. Cron Country. Cardiac Squtul Michele More . Nazareth. Star. Sigma Am. SPA t n letter. I,M’s. Meals on Wheels Judith Forsythe. Pgh. A tint J. f’hi Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. Chimes, Alpha luimhda Delta. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Karate Club Karen Fox, Phlb, I I S. Ed S'AEYC. Ufherft Asmhv IS• l SO. Hi fie Team Mttrv Fra gale. Emporium. ■' S Scott Freeman, Duller. I E S. Chess Club-IP. I M's Don B. Friedman. Reading. ESP A. Alpha Phi Omega. Panni Sous. Omieron Delta Kappa, Sigma Pi Eta. Omieron Ah, Phi L’psihm Omieron. PS IIP A. IISMA. la Vic-A Ing Ed i.m Friedman. Pgh. M I. U. MER Interest Cap. Ski Club Sally Fril ingcr. Palmerton. I E S. Sigma Pi, Phi Upulon Omieron. l ot Sere Ctr. Rape Crisis Ctr Slate Universilv The Pennsylvania Slate Univt Stephen Dullenhofcr. State College. AdmJ Barbara Dyvhala. Chester. II PA. IIPA Club. Rbatl I rani. Dymkuwski. baser Dur ell. M T. R. MER Club Carl Faster ling. Port Manilla. AdmJ. I'ets-Pres. Hughs, POCA Joan Fastlake, Carbondale. Sun. SSA Glen Fbcri. Ilegins, Sues. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Blue Band Pamela F.ek. Williamsport. I PA. IIPA Club. I M’s. (ism Club. Concert Choir Barbara Fckerl. Bethlehem. ESIIA. PSI RS Kathryn F.goll'. Reeds ville. IS. IES-ISO. I.M's Pamela Fiselc. Munes. II PA. Alpha Gamma Delta. I M’s Ned Eldridgc. State College. I I S. Delta Upsilon. Baseball. Ran urlball Mclhcia F.pps. Plata. I I S. II S t SO Robert Frnsl. Phi la. Bio. ‘utr. Phi Eta Signui. Omieron A m. Phi Kappa Phi. II Dev Sid Cncl-Pres. Thespians, l ot Sere Ctr Nancy J Estep. Bedford. II PA. IIPA Club. Circle K. (ism Club Cynthia Hustler. Pgh. Muir, Dorm-l‘P. SDA Kathleen F.vanofT. Erie. EE( . EK Ed Delta tiamnut Cathy Evans. Monroeville. II PA. MA Cm I. IIPA Sylvia Evans. Wilkes-Barre. 'utr. SDA. Omieron 'u, Phi Upsilon Omieron Carol Faces, llillitnmpori. I E S Pearl Fancili. Hazleton. Allot J Barbara l.trnngton, Southampton. AdmJ. Softball. CUBA. JAG Joan F'cgan. iebarum. II PA. IIPA Club. Col Sen- Ctr Kuthrvn Fcrcr. Meadville. Muir, Chorus. Collegian. Rifle Club ’ Mark I I errato. 1 'erima. A7 .I Theresa Ferrer. Dbg. H P A Immaculata Ferris. Philo. H PA. Alpha Sigma Alpha Jayticc Finch. Annsille. AdmJ. CURA-IP. II Dev Std Cncl-See Jan Finger. Hummehtown. I I S, Alpha Chi Omega. Pi Kappa Phi. IES-I SO Kirnbcrlv Fisher. Allison Park. M E R. Alpha Sigma Phi. ITIG Patricia Fit ect.iUI, Mi Ixbanon. .V, Signui Phi Epsilon, EM I I CE Human Devclopmcm 387 I Richard A. Froggall. West Sunhttn. FSMA. HSMA, PSHRS Tom Fronduti, Jessup. I F S, IFS-USO Nano- Fry. Collegerille. Nurs, SNA. Sid Fac Rel-See Tama Fulin. Pen Argyl, M PA. Phi Kappa Phi. MPA Club Nanc Fuller. DuBoi . I F S, Delta Mu Sigma. USG Holly Gaenzlc. Mechaniesburg. H P A. MPA Club. M Dev Sid Cncl Scon Galbraith. Sea Cliff NY. M E R. Glee Club Su annc Gallagher, Bethel Park. AdmJ. I M's. JAG Thomas Gallup. Berwyn. Adm J. PSOC Debbie Gallu yi, Broekway, I F S. Foundation, OTIS. IFS-USO 388 Human Development Kathleen Gara. Phi la. I F S. Swimming. Vo! Sen Or Wendy Gardner. Knoxville. Nun Robert Gardner. Norristown. FSMA. Phi Gamma Delta Mark Garvey. Pgh. AdmJ Kathleen Gaschc, Yardley. Nutr. SDA. Ski Club. IM's Claudia Gay. State College. I F S. UCM Kimberly Gedncy. Venetia, Sues. IM's. Std Fac Rel. SNA Jacqueline Gclb, Churchville, Nurs, SNA Margaret Ann Gemmell. Maileton. I F S. OTIS. Mouse Chrmn. Oasis. Conversant Rosalie Gcndimemco. Hazleton. F S. OTIS. Oasis Cynthia Gerardy. Roulette. F .S'. IFS-USO. IM's. Dorm- Pres. USG. ICA Interest Mouse Christi Gcrbsiadt. Berwyn, Nutr. Kappa Alpha Theta. Phi Sigma Kappa. SDA. PSMRA. IA Std Adv Deborah Gerhard. Plymouth Meeting. Nutr. Alpha Lambda Delta. Omieron Nu. SDA Manon Gewartowski. Allentown, I F S. Phi Upsilon Omieron, 1VCF. PSOC George Gibbs. Sharon. H PA. Wrestling, IM’s. UCM. MPA Club Harnet Glass. Philo. Com D. Com Dev Soc-Pres Thomas Click. Allentown. FSMA. Dairy Sc Club. Pre-Vet Club, PSHRS, HSMA Linda Coiling. Pgh. I F S Joseph Gombcr. McAdoo. AdmJ. IM's Weightlifting Club. Ping Pong Club Andrea Gonger. Johnstown, Adm J. Phi Eta Sigma. iMnibda Alpha Epsilon Diane Good. Pgh. I FA Harold N, Goodman. Riser Edge NJ. F S. Lambda Sigma. IFS-USO Pamela Gordon. Erie. I F S. Omieron Nu Donald Grant. Pgh. II P A Michelle A. Grant, Fairbank. AdmJ Denise Graybill. Steven), Com D Denise Greenberg. Pgh. I F S. ' .eta Pit, II Dev Std Cncl John R. Grccnasvalt, Phllipsburg, AdmJ. IM's Robin Grccnwald. Umontown, MPA. Tennis. RA. Vol Heart Asse e Susan Grccnwuld. Melrose Park. F S, EM Std Adv lid Wayne Gregory. Carnegie. M F. R Michael Guccini. Greenlown. FSHA. Cub's Roar. Soccer Andrea Guiles. Hummelstuwn, F S. Hi Bela Phi. Pi Upiilon Ornicron. RA. IFS-USO Robert liackcl. Elkinj Park. FSHA, Beta Sigma Bela Verone Hackshuw, Philo. FSHA Debra Hartman. Shamokin, Nurx, SNA-Tran Donald E. Hnrtzcl. Jr. Shanwkin, H P A. Ukrainian Club. Chi Gamma lota. AFROTC Patrick Haueh. Pgh. I F S. Glee Club-VP. Vo! Sen Ctr. OF Newman. IFS-USO. A UFA. Free U. Craft Center. IMC Melinda Haugh. Roslyn. Sutr. CCC Laurie II award. Pgh. B S. I M’s, USG, Dorm-Pres. Choir. OF Ritenour Adv Bd. IIPA Club John llcaddcn. VI. Monroeville. H P A. Kappa Delta. Sul Cnci-Sec. Phi Kappa Pit. Sll Cncl Su annc Heim. Pitman. Nun Diane Herd. Rock ledge. II P A Daniel Herman. Allentown. Com D Virginia Hcrspcrgcr. Carlisle. AdmJ. iMmlsda Alpha Epsilon, Field Hockey Cindy Hess. Southampton. I F S Judi Hicks. Boalsburg. F S. IM's Lauren Hicks. Elizabeth. Com D Mary Hicgcl. Fairview. I F S Gary Hight, Glen Mills. AdmJ Sucllyn Hirt. Waynesboro. Nutr. SDA Patricia Hodgcn. Moorestown NJ, Nutr. PSOC. Cycling Club. SPA Randy HolTmun. New Bethlehem. Adm J Marv Beth Holby. Beaver. M E R. MER Interest Club Carole Hoover. Pleasant Gap. H P A. IIPA Club Jill Hopwood. Imnsdale. Nun. Alpha Chi Omega Randall Houk. Bethel Park. FSHA. PSHRS John Hudock. Hazleton, AdmJ, IM's Paul Hudock. CoatesvUle. M E R. PSOC Molly Ann Hunt. Erie. I F S. IM's, Chrldr Nancy Haddad, Allentown. II PA. Sigma Pi. PCEP. Rape Crisis. HPA Club Peter J. Hance. Allentown. M E R. IM's. Karate Club. WEHR Patti Handel. Philo, FS. IFS-USO. IM's Deborah Hannakan, Portage, Nun Margaret M. Harkins. Pgh. Nun. La Vic. IM's. Dorm Cnel-Pres Timothy Harkins. Pgh. I F S. IM's Antoinette Harris. Phi la. F S. Alpha Kappa Alpha Drucinda Harrison, Emmaus, Nurs, Zeta Tau Alpha. Alpha lambda Delta, SNA. Keystone Soc Renee Hart. Haneys latke, Nutr. SDA. Phi Upsilon Ornicron Virginia Hart. Scranton. Adm J. lutmbtla Alpha Epsilon. OL-Chrmn Human Development 389 fe Holly Hutchinson. Sewickley. I FS Linda Ickes. Altoona, Nutr Robin Jackson. Pennsburg. FSHA. Alpha Gamma Rho. PSHRS. SDA Merle Jacobson, Plymouth Meeting, F S Robert H. Jacobsen. Ixuighome. AdmJ, SGA. Keystone Soc William Jacoby. Jr.. Coatesrille, FSHA, Colloquy, HSMA. PSOC. PSHRS. CMOA Alexandria Jaeskc, Phi la, Nurs. Swimming, Chrhlr Michael JalTc. Philo. FSHA. Beta Sigma Beta. PSHRS. HSMA. IMS Brenda Jakala. Chesv.u k. Adm J. Vball, Baseball, IMS Christine Jarcma. Erie. I F S, Ukrainian Club David Jewett. Devon. FSHA. Gentle Thurs. MA Sttl Cncl, H Dev Std Cncl. PSHRS. HSMA Ann Marie Johnson. Holmes. F S. UCC Christine Johnson. Cynwyd, Adm J, On Drugs-Pres. ARHS. IMS. RA Gcrri Johnson. Albion. I F S. Triangle. Scabbard A Blade, Pershing Rijks. Freedom Shic!d-A' £ Lton's Guard Susan Johnson. York. Nun. SNA Ron Johastonbaugh. State College. Adm J Patricia Jones. Pitman NJ. F S. Kappa Delta. Onticron Nu-Sec. IFS-USO Linda Jubinsky. Bethlehem. H P A John Jurasits. Allentown. M F. R. IMS, Forestry Club. MER Interest Club Jeanne Kane. Ardmore. II P A. Delta Gamma. Ritenour Adv Bd. Panhel Maxine K atm IT, Philo. I F S. Jewish Std Un. Hillel Colccn Karter, Pgh. II P A. IIPA Club Marcic Kaufman. Rydal. Adm J. I atm Mu Alpha Epsilon Patricia Kaufmann, Pgh. F .S'. IMS Mark Kavish. Duquesne. AdmJ. IMS Beth Kcil, Ft Lee NJ. I F S. PCF.P Marlene IL Kcllar. North Versailles, F S, IFS-USO Sharon Keller. Ellwood City. FSHA. Phi Kappa Theta. PSHRS. HSMA Kathryn E. Kelly. Greensburg. F S. Alpha Gamma Delta. Block A Bridle. Wrestling Mngr Mary Kelly, Pgh. Nutr Barbara Kemp, Shamokin, I F S, Chrldr. IFS-USO. Gentle Thurs Robert Kcmpf. Hellertown. I F S. IMS Marigcnc Kendall. Volant. AdmJ. Bball. IMS Peggy Kennedy. Beaver Falls. Nurs. SNA Monica Kenny. Pgh. Nutr. Della Gamma, Phi Upsllon Omicron, SDA-VP Timothy Kcpncr. Pgh. M E R John Kcssclring. Hazleton, Com D Heidi Kcssncr. Carnegie. I F S Judith Kish. West Mifflin. II P A. HPA Club. Ritenour Std Adv David Kidd. Wayne. AdmJ. Trick Pistol Club. Flying Lions. Polar Bear Club. Motoeross Club 390 Human Development ege of Human Development College of Human Develop Thomas Killion. Glenolden. Adm J, Alpha Sigma Phi l.on Kilmer. Auburn. I F S. Sigma Sigma Sigma Pamela Kirshner, Dallas. I F S Paula Klaus . Glenshaw, I F S. Delia Della Della. Phi Kappa Psi. IFSUSO Deborah Knierman, Hadley. Nun. I M's Ronald Kneent. Avalon. II P A. H Dev Sid Cnei. I M's. OL. RA. Dorm Pres, Std Foe Bd Mark D. Kocsi. Norrhtcnvn, Adm J. Rifle Team. IM Ref. Karate Club Dianne Kolbrich, Sharon. Nutr. Bball. SDA Chris Jordan Koncil. Douglassville. Adm J. Pi Kappa Alpha Maureen Kopenhaver. Macungie. I F S. I M’s, Colloquy. PSOC Mike l.ederer. Phila. Adm J John Lee. Phila. H P A. II Dev Sid Cnei. HPA Club. SH Sid Cm I Nancy Lcidy. Wayne. I F S Shirley Leister. HoUidaysburg. Nun. SNA Sandra l.cnick. I jinx ford. FSHA, Colloquy. PSHRS. HSMA. NS HA Jill Leonard, Pori Royal. Med D. SDA Jane Lcrch, Wyomissing, I F S Brenda l.crman. Phila. S PA. HSSHA Jeffrey LeVault, ThomasviUe. AdmJ Celeste Lichak, Dunmore. M F. R. IM’s, Public Aff-Treas. SGA Nancy Kordon, Ft Ijiuderdale FI.. Adm J. Ijimhda Alpha Epsilon-Treas Rondi Korkuch. Shamokin. Nun. SNA-Treas, A M'S Lillian Kotula. Potlsville. I F S, A UFA Rose Kouri. Port Carbon. I F S. Della Chi. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Sigma Sigma Sigma. UCC. SGA Pres. USG. Fac Sen. Chorale. Ski Club. IFS USO, Drama Club Mark Kovalick. New Cumberland, FSHA. I M's. SGA Stephen Kracinovsky. Duquesne. AdmJ Marilyn Krahe. Pgh. H PA Phyllis Kramer, Huntingdon Valley, Nun. SNA. Sigma Pi Mary Kraus. Pgh. Adm J David Krause, Maiamoras, Adm J. Soccer Monica Krieger, McKeesport. I F S, IFS-USO. Conversam Elizabeth LaCross. Shamokin, AdmJ. Ijimbda Alpha Epsilon, Ice Skating Club. JA G Mary Ann Ladd. McKean, Adm J Manuel Lago. Jersey City NJ. M E R. Circle K. PR Fed Susan Lamberson. Somerset. AdmJ. Ijimbda Alpha Epsilon. JAG Elsie Lane. Tunkhannock. Com D. Cmps 4-H. Com D Soc. Gym Club Richard Lange, Phila, I F S. Episcopal Sid Assoc-Pres Darlene Latovich. Shamokin. ! F S. Kappa Delia Rho. IFSUSO Cheryl Laughman. York. Com D. Parc. Com D Soc. All- Faiih Choir Wayne Laverty. West Chester. FSHA. PSHRS. HSMA State University The Pennsylvania State Um Human Development 391 Susan Licb, Ebensburg. I F S. Phi Upsilon Omicron, RA. IFS-USO. Un BJ. Dorm Cncl. Stage Review Wendy Lightncr. Aston, Sun. SSA Frank Lignclli. Clarion. FSHA Kenneth Ltndbcrg, Elizabeth. II PA. I M’s. Choirs. OTIS Melissa Litchfield. Pgh. Sun. I M’s 392 Human Development Patricia Ixjbur, Arnold. FSHA. Delta Delta Delta. Omicron Su. Sigma Pi Eta. SDA. Ukrainian Club Robert Loeper, Schuylkill Haven. H P A. Wrestling, Eco- Action. HPA Club. PSOC Sharon Longman. Philo. I F .S'. IFS-USO Chrisann Loomis. Montrose. FSHA. Pi Beta Phi. Sigma Pi Eta Anthony Lougec, Chambersburg. A dm J Robin l.ouUcnhtscr, Greenville. I F S. Alpha Tau Omega. IFS-USO Clair J. Love, Reading. Adm J. IM's. AFROTC Drill Team Susan Lucas. Butler. I F S. IFS-USO. PSOC. Oasis Nancy Ludwig. Pgh. Sutr Sherri Ludwig. Orehuni I FS. Sigma Sigma Sigma, IFS- USO Mary Lukicwski. Phi la. I F S Karen Lyxakowski, Erie. Surs. SSA Lisa McCartney. Altoona, F S. IFS-USO Pcggi Sue MeClcnncn. Sellerxvllle. M E R David McClung. Chester Springs. II P A. Sigma Pi-Sec, HPA Club, IM’s. PS HRS Cathy McCormick. Scranton. I F S. IFS-USO. PSOC Maryannc McCormick. Olyphant, I F S David McCurry, Clair ton. Adm J Calvin McCutchcon. Vandergrift, AdmJ Sharon McFIrov. Chicora. M E R. Alpha Phi Delta. MER Interest Ctub-Treas. IntemaPI Soccer Club David McFarland. Sharon. F S. ACF. IVCF Grace McGovern. Philo. I F S. IM's Anne McGroartv. Kingston. I F S Joseph McGunman, Ambler. Adm J. JAG. Karate Club Kim McKenna. Ugonier. FS gc oL Human Development College of Human Dcvclo Susan McNamara. West Chester. I F S. Phi Mu, IM's. IFS-USO Rich Macaulay. Lebanon, Com D. IM's Stephen Mackie. Bethlehem, Adm J. Delta CM, iMmbda Alpha Sigma Donald V. Maddox. Lancaster, FSHA. Theta Delta Chi Jeanne Maher. Carlisle. M E R. H Dev Sid Cncl. USG. Acad AsmNy Dorm Treat Susan Mahck. Shamokin. I F S. IFS-USO Douglas Mann, Hanover, II P A. Pi Kappa Phi Marcia Munn. Corning AT, Adm J Marcic Mann. Riverside. H P A. H Dev Sid Cncl Jill A. March. Emmaus. H P A. Chrldr. HPA Club Univcrsh i |oUniversitate PcnnsvIvama State University The Pennsylvania Slate I nivc Denise Marietli. Letter Burrell, I F S, I M's. IFS-USO Regina Marini, Pgh, Siirs. SXA Jerri Marks. Atlantic Beach NY. M E R Janie� Marsh. Elizabeth. Acini J Debra Marti nick. Lafayette HUI. Acim J. lut nbcla Alpha Epsilon. Bball. I M's Maria IL Martins, York. F S. Phi Upsilon Omicron, IFS- USO Robert Maser, Johnstown, H P A. Ski Club-VP. M s Andee Mntsko. Bristol, F S. Zeta Tau Alpha. Phi Kappa Tau Susan Matusiak. Vandergnp, AdmJ.JAG. I M's. CURA. PA Prison Soc Marci Mayer, Phi la. I F S. Hitlel-Pres. IFS-USO. La Vic Mar)' Ann Mayhew, Phtltpsburg. Adm J Lisa Mazzocoo. Cresson. Nurs, SNA David Meckley. Waynesboro. F S. SC IP. IFS-USO Joyce Mclchiodc, Philo, Nurs Terry Mcntch. Erie. Nurs, SNA David Mcssingcr. Bangor, IFS Richard ( Metzger. Reading, Adm J. Tau Epsilon Phi Ellen MicheLson. Elmwood Park NJ. H PA. Phi Kop xt Tau, NIIAS, Contemp Cull House, IIPA Club. PSOC John Miezejewski, Dickson City. •' S Frank Milko. Munhall. M F. R. Delta Tau Delta Marshall Miller. Lebanon. FS IA. PSIIRS. B'nat Brith. HSMA. HUM Roger Miller. Johnstown. FS IA. IM’s. PSIIRS. CMOA, College Republicans. PNRHA Marv Mills. New Bethlehem, F S, Alpha luimbda Delta. Phi Kappa Phi. Oasis. IFS-USO Tercse Ann Mitcho. Beater Meadows. Nurs, SNA Heidi Mitke. Mountaintop. F S. Alpha Chi Omega Chcrvl Moore, Altoona. I F S, Bball-Capt. I M's, I'ol Sen Ctr ’ Juliann Moore. Hershey. II PA. RA Nancy Monica. Pgh. Nurs Linda Moran, Hazleton, IFS Alan Morohorcch. Scranton. Adm J, Barbell Club, Scuba Club Susan Morrell, Pgh. IFS Lorranic Morse, Erie. IFS, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu. IFS-USO, JM's Amy Mosch. Coudersport, IFS Karcy Moyle. Way-man, I F S. IFS-USO Peter Mozurkcvich, Jr. Treniont. Adm J. Rifle Team-Capl. Pershing Rijles, ROTC Kay Muehlbcrger, Catasaucfua, IFS. OL CHRA-Scc Nancy Mullen, Warren, H PA. Angel Flight. Scabbard A Blade. SUB. ROTC Lynn Mulvcy. Malvern. Nutr. Card Section, Morin' On. Gentle Thurs. Frisbee. SDA Mary Mummah, Mi flintown. IFS. Phi Upsilon Omicron- Sec. Omicron Nu. Dorm Treat. VoI Sen■ Ctr. I M's, IFS- USO James Murray. Johnstown. Adm J Human Development 393 Nina Natoli. Clearfield. I F S. I M's. Vol Serv Cir. ifs- uso Kimberly Ann Neff. Howard. I F S Frederick Nelson. State College. F S Beverly Ncmchtck. Hazleton. Surs, SNA. Chorus Donna Newman. Mechamcsburg. II P A Sara Newman. Phi I a. Adm J, JAG. Chrldr Lctitia Nicholson. Philo. H P A. HPA Club Mary Nuber. Erie. AdmJ. OL. IM’s George Sooit Norton. Wilkes-Barre, F .S'. I.M's Irv Nudclman. Scranton. Com D. I M's Ricardo Nunc , llaxertown. Adm J. Bela Theta Pi, Soccer Jill Oakes. Cochranton, H PA Susan Ockovic. Allentown, I F S. Sigma Chi, La Vie. I M's Joan O’Connor. Pgh. II P A Pat O’Hcarn. Scranton. Nun, SNA Annette Olesh. Philo. F S. I M's. PSOC, Field Hockey Jeffrev Osborne, Emmaus. AdmJ. PA l-egal Soc. ACLU. JAG. I Ms. APPA Melinda Ours. Brogue. F AHEA. NAEYC. SPA. IFS-USO. Phi Upsdon Ondcron Beverly Owens. Phi la. H P A Emory Oylcr. Fayetteville. F S. IM's. Vol Sen- Cfr Violet Pad aval. Wilcox. Nun. SNA. IM's Eve S- Palermo. Drexel Hill, I F S. Phi Upsilon Omicron, Lion’ Eye Michele Palmer, Norristown. F S, Gamma Phi Beta. Sigma Tau Gamma. IFS-USO Lisanne Parsons. Flourtown, Nurs, SNA Bob Paschkc. York. I F S I he I’cnnsvlv.inia Elizabeth Pasquaricllo. Mar I ton NJ. M E R. Pi Beta Phi Mark A. Patrick, McKeesport; Com I) Lisa Patton. Kehyres, Adm J Kristi Pauckc. H'illianaport. H PA. Kappa Kappa Gamma. IM s. HPA Club Harriet Paul. Brookhaven. Nurs. SNA llcpc of Human Development College of Human Develoy Christopher Pavlik. Duquexne. AdmJ. UCC. Camera Club. WPSM Jordan Pecilc. Drums. AdmJ. Phi Kappa Phi. Uimhda Alpha Epsilon Gall Peek. Erie. I I S Antonina Pclcnsky. Oreland. AdmJ, I 'hall. Softball. Bball, JAG. Ukrainian Club Richard M. Pencil. Alum Bank. AdmJ. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Vet's Club Frances Pcnsiero. Wyndmoor. I F S Eileen Petri. Annville. H PA. Vol Sen Ctr. PSOC Patricia Petal. Brockwav. F S. IM’s. H Dev Std Cncl. IFS-USO Clark Peters. Meadxille, Adm J. Unix• Police Marygracc A. Phillips. Southampton. AdmJ. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. H Dev Std Cncl. IM’s 394 Human Development I Susan Phillips. Scranton. I F S. l‘hi Mu. IFS-USO Melinda Pierson. Brookvllle. Nutr. SDA. PS HRS James Pile. Freedens. FSHA. Karate Club. IM's. PS HRS Rose Ann Pinko. Scranton. I F .S'. IFS-USO Ann Marie Paraino, Scranton. Nutr. SDA. UCC Frederic Pirv. Reading. A dm J. Ijxmbda Alpha Epsilon, l ets Club- VP Cynthia Ptozner, Bclle onte. I F S Kristine Port. Red Lion, Nurs. SNA Philip Craig Poindexter, Pgh. FHSA. PS HRS. Eco-Action. Jazz Club. CMAA. HSMA, Gentle Thun. Vball I Ms Ross Polinow, Phi la. M E R, Rifle Team to Pennsylvania Stale UniversuyThe Pennsylvania Slate Univc Jean Porac. Munhall. F S. Appeals Bd. Joint Res Cncl Celeste Potter. McKeesport. ■’ .S'. Chrtdr Lynn Poulos, Pgh. H P A. Delta Ganuna-Pres. Panhel. HPA Club. PSOC Deborah Poveromo. Scranton. AdmJ, Chrldr. PSOC. JAG Catherine Prudhoe. Sidman. F S. IFS-USO. PSOC Nancy Pupo. Cresson. I F S. Vball. IM's Br.uld Quintcr, Schuylkill Haven. AdmJ Javnc Quirk. Cumhola, Nurs Stephen Rafetto. Thornton. AdmJ. Ilambda Alpha Epsilon, I M s. PSOC Marv Rash. Phi la. I F S. IFS-USO. Sid Foe Bd-Sec. Treas Robin Ray. Reading. Nutr. SDA. NIRC Kathleen Raynak. Elia. I F S Darlene Rcaka, Mechanicsburg. Nurs, SNA Charles Redden. Mountain Home AR, FSHA. Banting. PSHRS Barbara Reese. State College. H Dev. PCEP William R. Rciningcr. Potts town. M E R. MER News. MER Interest Group Ronald Rcinmillcr, Hazleton. II P A Beth Remick. State College, Nutr, Tau Omega. Chi Phi Alan Renkin. Glenshaw. AdmJ. Phi Kappa Sigma. PSOC, PA Legal Soc James Rcstuari. Altoona. A dm J. Football, Boxing Club Luann Rhodes. Mechanicsburg. II P A. Alpha Gamma Delta. Blue Band. Theta Chi Carol Rice, Falls Church VA. Nurs Karen Rider. Middletown, Nutr. Alpha Sigma Phi. SDA Judith Riley. Pgh. H P A. Chi Phi. HPA Club. Ritenour Ad • Bd Elizabeth Rindock, Hazleton. F S. Choir Kathy Roberts. Rosemont. S PA Christine Rodli. Huntingdon. H P A. Delta Gamma. PSOC Harrs' F.. Rohrbacher. Greensburg. HPA. II Dev Std Cncl. HPA Club Melissa Romig. Yeagertown, FS. IM's. IFS-USO. Mil Soc Club, Homecoming. Capers Karen Roop. Bradford Woods. FSHA. IM’s. PSHRS. HSMA. RA Human Development 395 'Ilcgc of Human Development College of Human Karen Rosenberg. Lafayette Hill. FSHA. Phi Upsilon Onucron. Omicron Nu, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. PS HRS Albert ti. Rossi. Philo. AdmJ. I St’s Roger Roth. Pol Mown. A ilm J. Lambda Alpha Epsilon. SO A. Std Act Bd. Music Soc Theodore Roth. Hamburg. A dm J, Lambda Alpha Epsilon. I M’s Kevin Rougcut. Clearfield. H P A. HPA Club l.isa Rovito. Shamokln, Surs, SNA, OE Oasis Phyllis Royal. Philo. H PA. USG Mansuc Rubino. Pgh, H PA. Majorettes Michael Rudov. pgh. FSHA. WEHR Andrea Russo. Wallingford. FSHA. ROTC. Scabbard d Blade. Pershing Rifles. Colloquy. I Jon’s Guard. PS HRS. Orienteering Club V • lillcn Russo, Seven Valley. Sun. SNA Dyanne Saelimbcne Scvmore, Milford NJ. I F S. IFS- USO Andrea Sulaman. Huntingdon Valley. I F S, Onucron Nu. IFS'USO. Legal Affairs. H Dev Std Avd, Youth Sen- Bureau Thomas Sarvinclli, Scranton. I F S. Pht Mu Della. PSOC, Photo Club. I M’s Scott Savage. Erie. FSHA. PSHRS Cheryl Savitz. Altoona, Com D. Com D Soc-Sec. VP Suzanne Scatzo, CUffwood NJ. Nutr. SDA. Alpha Sigma Phi, Chrldr, Bowling Desiree Schcfticr. North Wales. AdmJ. I M’s. Choir Kathryn Schcliga. Philo. Re Pk Susan Schnnbef. Philo, Nutr, Vball, I M's Rose Schnccwas, Utit:, Sues Jeffrey Schriver, Waynesboro, l F S Lois Schultz. State College, Surs, Sigma Theta Tau, SNA. Capers Robert Schuster. Whitehall. HPA. I M’s James Schwalm. Spring Glen. H P A. Dorm CneL USG. SGA, Pershing Rifles. Rangers Peggy Schwingc. North Caldwell NJ. Nutr. Hball. SDA Gcrric Sciarrino. Fainiew. Com D. Theta Delta Chi Jon! Sdarrino, Erie. I F S. Theta Delta Cht Michael Scibctta. Pgh. FSHA. Beta Theta Pi. PSHRS Margaret Scott. Pgh. I F S. Pi Beta Phi. Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron Lori Senior. Spring Mills. Nutr. Chi Omega. Equestrian Team-Sec, Trots. SDA Prank Serbati. Erie. FSHA Maryann M. Scrdinsky, Berwick. Com D. Phi Mu. Alpha Kappa lutmhda. Com D Soc Ronald Seyko. Braddock. I F S. I MX IFS-USO. Karate Club Janice M. Sgalia, Dover NJ. I FS. Dorm Cnel. Ski Club, Choir. NAEYC. IFS-USO. PSOC. Soccer Mngr Lee Ann Shuster. State College, A dm J Paul Sidcrwoicz, Dickerson City. II PA. I M’s. Dorm Pres Edward Silver, Radnor. Com D. CCC Marcic Simon. Pgh, H P A Joseph Singer. Bellefonte, HPA 396 Human Development I 1 nivcrsilv The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Stale University The Patricia Sisco, Altoona, I F S, I'ball Debra Sipc. Philipsburg, H P A Deborah Skvir, Williamsburg Sutr. SDA Audrey SIcpecki. Duquesne. AdmJ. Lambda Alpha Epsilon, H Dev Sid Cncl Anne Smiley. Berwyn. I F S. Kappa Alpha Theta Bradley E. Smith. Tyrone, FSHA Christine Smith. Midland, F S. Delta Psi Omega. Masquers. OL. Choir Elizabeth Smith. New Castle, Nurs, Phi Eta Sigma. SNA ■ Sec Robert Smith. Yardley. FSHA Carolyn Smolcnski, Pgh. F S, Folklore Soc Alan Snvderman. Phi la. FSHA. PSHRS Nellie Sokolofski. West Hazleton, Nurs. SNA Richard Sommer. Southampton. F S. Vels Org Mark Soniak. Wilkes-Barre. AdmJ Theresa Stabley, Mill Hall. FSHA. PSHRS. HSMA. Sigma Nu Barn' Stamm. Hazleton. H P A. I M's. Karate Club. HPA Club Patricia Stark. Pgh. Nurs. SNA Lori Staron, Wyomiising. H PA. HPA Club, H Dev Std Cncl Arlene Starr. New Cumberland. Adm J Mary E. Starred. Swarthmore, M E R, IM's. Gym Club. MER Club Paul J. Starrs. Phila. Adm J. IM's Rosemary St. Clair. Bellefonte. Nutr Michael Steen. Lower Burrell. HPA. IM’s Gail Steinberg, Sewlckley. I F .S', Phi Upsdon Omicron. Alpha Epsilon Phi. IFS-USO Eileen Slcllcrson. Nelsonville NY. Nutr. Phi Kappa Phi, SDA Lydia Stepita. Cheswiek, H PA. Alpha Sigma Phi. FUG Linda Stinner. Allentown. I F S. Phi Upsilon Omicron. IFS-USO Nancy Stitt. Darlington, Nurs. SNA. Soccer Club Dorothy StofTa. Sayre. Nurs Mark Stone. Wilkes-Barre. Nutr. SDA-Sews. Parachute Club. Barbell Club. Korean Karate Club Pennsylvania State University Hie Pennsylvania State l.'niv Pamela Stover. State College. H P A. Gamma Phi Beta. HPA Club Lisa Strasscl, Erie. Adm J Frank R. Strauss. Nutley NJ. FSHA. SGA. Keystone Soc Jeffrey Strikowsky. Lafayette Hill. M E R. IM's. MER Club. PSOC, SH Cncl Sherry Swanson. Pgh. I F S. Chi Omega. IFS-USO Donna Sweeney. Plymouth. Nurs. SNA Marcia Swiderski. Wexford. Com D Diane Syrylo, Waymart, Nurs. SNA Robert S afran. Plains. Com D. Alpha Sigma Phi Marcia Tcmplon. I mi robe. I F S Human Development 397 ■ tege LyncII E Tcrwav. Phila. M E R. Angel Flight, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Bball Mngr. HER Club. ROTC Anita Thomas. Phila, Com l). Blk Studiet Comm. Com I) Soc, Readers. P Robeson Dance-Sec, I M's, Gym Club, Blk Caucus-V Pres. Rtice Rel Bd Lynn Ann Thomas. St Clair, I F S. NAEYC-Treas, IFS- i'SO. SUB. Literary Club-Pres. Chorale. Drama Club, Ice Skating Club Donna Thompson, Pgh. I F S. Sigma Alpha Chi-VP. Bowling. RA. SCA. Com D Soc. IFS-USO. Conversant Mary Victoria Thompson, Essington. Nutr. Alpha Chi Sigma Greg Tomayko. Ambrtdgc. FSIIA. I M's, Commuter Cncl. OL. Comm Richard Townsend, I sit robe. H P A Chris Trimmer. Carlisle. Sun, SNA Susan Tfonolone, ChurchvUle, F S, Phi Upxilon Omicran, Omieron Nu. I M's. RA. IFS-USO Cindy Troxcll. Easton, Adm J Anita Trump. Valencia, FSIIA. Pi Kappa Phi, Track, IISMA Jill M. Turnbull. Pgh. II PA. IIPA Club. Inlernat'l Club Tcroa Twigg. Chambersburg. Sues, SNA Beth Underwood. Hershey. Com D Ellen Vagclatos. Phila. F S Patricia Van Dyke. Oil City. I F S. Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Upsilon Omieron. IFS-USO Judith S'arvhinc, Rural Ridge, I F S. Kapptt Delta. IM's. IFS-USO Sews Frederick Vilsmcicr. Montgameryrllle. II P A. Phi Kappa Psi Donna Vito. Devon, II PA. PA Ixgal Soc, ARIIS, Dance Workshop. USG. Ice Hockey Helen Vrabcl. Port Carbon, I F S, Omieron Nu. Keystone Soc. PSOC Douglas Wagner. Mineral Point. Com D. Circle K. Oasis Cindy Walter. Fisher town, Nurs Mary Lou Warchola. Pgh, I F S. Omieron Nu. Phi Epsilon Onucron, IFS-USO. Ski Club Beth Waxier, Wyndmoor. H P A Crvsta) Weand. Fredericksburg, II P A. IH's. Colloquy. Ruenour Adv Bd, PSOC George Webby. Wapwallopcn. M E R Margaret Weber. Trevose. Star, Phi Kappa Pst. SDA Francinc Weiss. Ardmore. FSIIA. PSIIRS, IISMA Richard Weller. Aston. FSIIA. IISMA, PSIIRS Judith Wells. Douglassrille. Nutr. Onucron Nu Susan Wentz. Alum Bank. AdmJ. IM's Elizabeth Wcsncr. Danville. Nun, Zeta Tau A Ipha. SNA Stephen West. Allentown. AdmJ Karen Wheeler. Lower Burrell. Nurs. IM's, SNA Thomas Whiteman, Downingtown. Adm J Deborah E. Wick . Camp Hill FSIIA. Alpha Chi Omega. Sigma Pi Eta-Pres. IM's, IISMA. PSIIRS Patricia Wieand. Quakertown. Nutr. SDA Eurlinc Wilbom. Phila. H Dev Cynthia Williams, Pgh. I F S. IFS-USO Mary Williams. Belle fonte. IFS � 1 Human Development College of Human Pcvclo 398 Human Development Catherine T. Wright, Boalsburg. Adm J. lambda Alpha Epsilon. II Dev Sid Cncl. I M's. JAG Lloyd Wurxlcr. Moniaursville. Nutr, Omega Tau Epulon Susan Yandrick. iMirobe. F S. IFS Alumni Comm David I-'. Young. Flu I a. Adm J. Soccer. Baseball Carol Yurautv, Allentown. F S. Pi Kappa Phi. IFS Sid Adv. Dance Marathon. IFS-USO Pamela Williams. Bethlehem. Nutr. Della Della Della. SDA Carol Witalcc, Ijmghorne. Surs. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Della. Phi Kappa Phi, SNA John C. Withcrow. Houizdale. Adm J. luimbda Alpha Epsilon. Circle K. Ski Club. I M’s Theresa Witmcr, Newport. II P A Karen Wiitig, Milmom Park. FSHA. Sigma Pi. PSIIRS- VP. Sec. O TIS Rutland Wolfe. Vandergrifi. Adm J. Delta Upsilon Htta Wolk. Stale College. 7 F S. TA. IFS Sid Adv Wcndv Woodcock. Radnor. II P A. Sigma Epsilon. IM's. UP A Club Linda Woodwurd. Erie. Nurs. SNA Barry Worthington. State College. M E R Rove Yorkovich. McKees Ros ks. Nun. SNA Joseph Zuravlcff. State College. FSHA. Chi Phi. Golf. I M's. IFC David Zu a. Monessen. H P A. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. I M s. IIPA Club Pres The fireplace at Henderson Building tv a great place to meet Human Development 399 Dear Graduates: Liberal Arts A person.” says poet Archibald MacLeish. “is not what he thinks he knows, but what he thinks he can know; can become.” That is my confidence in your graduating class of 1979. a confidence shared by the faculty of Liberal Arts. Yours is a complicated and contentious world, but no more difficult in which to make your way than some graduates of this college have faced before. More impor- tantly. you are better prepared to deal with it. more able to learn what you need to know to achieve personal fulfillment. From the humanities you have drawn the questions of meaning to which the answers of living must be gradually worked out: from the social sciences the significance and structure of society within which you will choose your mode of participation. It hasn't been easy, I know, but what you have accomplished through stringent exercise of the mind is fitness in personal competence you can now bring to the tasks you take up after graduation. Congratulations! Stanley F. Paulson Dean Dean Stanley F. Paulson 400 Liberal Arts Sparks Building provides classrooms for classes other than Liberal Arts Untrance to Sparks Building Carnegie Building k Liberal Arts 401 r The College of Liberal Arts offers more diversity of pro- grams than any college at Penn State. A student can major in anything from philosophy to arts and sciences, and can com- bine majors to design his own program that will satisfy his practical needs, both vocational and education. Recently, the Liberal Arts curriculum has come under fire for its low emphasis of technical skills. In response to this, the college has developed an internship program which provides the student with practical experience in his field. Working through the Academic Assembly and Liberal Arts Student Council, the college has promoted Internship Awareness Fo- rums and other related activities to increase student interest and participation in the program. Along with the internship program, the college sponsors a Job Search-Career Day each year to aid students in realizing their career goals. In a casual, low keyed atmosphere. Liberal Arts alumni arc able to discuss their experiences and various summer job opportunities with interested students. Extremely successful in past years, the program this year included work- shops and informal presentations in addition to the forum activities. Another successful program in the college is the Student Advising Service. Originally designed to help keep up with the increasing L.A. freshmen enrollment, the student advising pro- gram has become increasingly popular. Although some of the other colleges have amateur student advising programs, only Liberal Arts provided a class to accurately train volunteers in University policies and interpersonal skills. Student advisors encompass a wide range of majors and are often able to provide viable alternatives for freshmen with undecided majors entering Liberal Arts. The College of Liberal Arts offers a number of opportunities to its students. Although most individuals arc not enrolled in majors that lead directly into a specific field after graduation, they receive a more general education that enhances their experiences and interpersonal abilities, such as communication skills. And this general education provides excellent prepara- tion for graduate work and further education in more special- ized fields. All in all. Liberal Arts specializes in the future, and opens the door to a lifetime of opportunities. Philosophy I 402 Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Student Council, left to right: Michael C'harnigo-Sec. Lee Curpentcr—Treae. Kathy Strclclzky—Pres. Carol Gifford—VP. Liberal Artt 403 ' Jeremy Abram� . Yardlev. Psv. i'SG. Std Adv. Pd. OTIS- Prey. VP Kim Adam� . Reading. Soc W. Sigma Chi Lambda Patricia Akers, Pgh. Hr Bus Cheryl Albcra Pgh. OS AS. Kappa Kappa Gamma Randy Albright. Hanover. PI Sc. Pi Kappa Phi-Pres. Uern's Pan. LA Std Cncl-Pres. Acad Asmbh-Prcs Carol Alexander. Media. Engl. Alpha Tan Omega Anthony Alguero. Queens .V V. OS AS. football Pamela Allen. Phila, Psy Rebecca Andrews, McKeesport. Journ. Kappa Tau Alpha. Sigma Delta Chi. WtCI-Sec. Collegian Anita Angle. Clavsburg. GN AS. Collegian. I.M's Thomas Armstrong. Wynriewood. Eeon, Sigma Su Robin Arnold. Melroie Park. Soc IP, Linguistic Comers VoI Serv Ctr Philip Aschi, New Kensington. GN 15. Phi Gamma Delta. Sc Std Cncl. I PC l.izabclh Auspit , York. PI Sc Corliss Bachman. Allentown. Journ. Sigma Delta Chi, Alpha laimbda Delta. LA Std Cncl. LA Std Adv. Choirs- Pres, Sec. Collegian Timothy Backenstotc. Coatesvllle. Advt. Crass Connin', Track, Ad Club William Baer. Tamaqua. Psy Michael Bair. Rowauon CT. Sp Com. Sigma Pi. Swimming. GN AS Std Adv. I PC. Ad Club. ADS. AAP. Mktg Club Michael Baker. Mountamtop. Joum. Sigma Delta Chi. I M's. Std Asst Ctr. CCC Denise Bakcwell. Brownsville, Journ. Engl Aldinc Banks. Jr. Philo. Sp Com Margaret Barne'. State College. Ung. Kappa Kappa Gamma. I M's Michael Barufti. Vineland SJ. PI Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Sigma Alpha, IA Std Adv. Blue Band. Phi Mu Alpha. Concert Choir Kimberley Bates. Sewickley, Pr. Readers William Bates. Avon hike OH. Pre-L Bball Ref Cathy Baudoux. Portage. Hist, Alpha lusmbda Delta, Chimes. La Vic. Choirs. Roundtable Jonathan Bca Icy. Danbury CT. Psy. Std Asst Ctr. Colloquy. Drama Club Joanne Beck. Cherry Hill NJ. GN AS. Kappa Delta Rho, Gymnastics-Capt Bonnie Bcgliomint. Wyoming. Pre-L Mary Ann Bcncski. Olyphant. Sac W. PSUSSSW of Liberal Arcs College of Liberal Arts Kathleen Bennett. Springfield VA. Sp Coni Kappa Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta Rho. WDFM Sue Bennett. Millville NJ. Engl. La Vic. Collegian. I M's. Engl Undergrad Assoc Joan Bcnso. Johnstown. Journ, Kappa Delta. Parmi Nous, Panhel-l'P. Homecoming. SCUF Elizabeth Bernard. Rcxmont. LS. Phi Signui Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi, I M’s. I A Std Cncl. PSOC. Conversant. Vol Serv Ctr. VSG. Ijtbor Studies Club Nancy Bertram. Phi la. Journ, Collegian William Bicck. Sharon. Sp Coni Journ Ann Bicryla. Moosic, Psy. Delta L'psilon Jaequclvn Billclt, East Berlin. PI Sc Steve Hillman, Richland. Sp Com Joseph Bilyo, Scranton. Psy. IM’s AtM Liberal Arts University The Pennsylvania State University The Pcnns Tnm!r e Universi he Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univ Garry Binsberger. Perkaxic. Advi, Ad Club Robert Black. Valley Forge. GN AS. Beta Sigma Beta. 1.4 Sid Adv. IFC. Kappa Delta Joyce Blackburn. Pgh. Pay. Psi Chi. PSUSSS W, Vo! Sere Cir. PARC Peter Blat. Larksville, Hht. PSFA Heather Bloom. Pgh. Soc IP, PSUSSS W. Change� Scott Blucbond, Plata. Sp Com. Bowling. WDFM, SCUF Doretta Boazzo. Sew Castle. Sp Com. Delia Pit Omega. WDFM. OL Softball. I 'ball. SGA. Chorale. Dorm Cncl Victoria Boehm. Warrendale, Psy. Psi Chi. Phi Kappa Phi Lisa Bollinger, Erie. Anthy Dean Bonanno. Greentown. Soc. Tau Kappa Epsilon. I.M's, Spring Wk Jacquelyn Bonomu, Hazleton, Engl Candace Bosch. Penn Valley. GS A S. Keystone Soc. Sul Act Chnnn Catherine Bostwick. Berwyn. Ung. CCC. Orchestra Richard Bower, Conneltsrille. RUSTT. Phi Eta Sigma. IM's. USG. Vets Club Roberta Bower, Willow Grove. Advi Timothy Bower� . Norristown. Sp Com. Journ. Track. SOI Club Therese Boyd. Pomtown. Engl. YLEM Charles Boyer, Allentown. Fr Bus. Scabbard Blade. Freedom Shield, IM's. ROIC. Rifle Team. Rangers Jane Bradley, Philo. Eton, Delta Gamma Robert Bradley. Kingston. Sp Com. IM's Hank Brandenberger. Hatboro. Mgmt, Alpha Tau Omega. IM's Heidi Brandcs. Tcaneck NJ, Sp Com Edward Brcckcr. Vineland NJ. Psy. Kappa Delta Rho. Colloquy Elizabeth Brensingcr. Cteona, Journ. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Mortar Hd. Collegian Douglas Briggs, Jr, Herndon. PI Sc Rhonda Brill. Philo, PI Sc, OTIS. PA Ugal Soc Guv Brina. Monmouth Beach NJ. Sp Com Regina Brisgonc, Folsom. Journ. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian Jonathan Brody. New York N Y. Advt. Sigma Nu, Phi Beta Kappa. Ad Club. FTC Paul Brody. Pgh, Eeon. Omicron Delta Epsilon, Folk Group. Newman Lisa Brogah. Bethlehem. I.S, Kappa Delta Daniel A. Bronstcin, Philo, Ung. OTIS Elizabeth P. Brooks. West Chester. Fr. L4 Std Adv John Brown, Huntingdon. Hist. PA Legal Soc. IM's. WE HR. RA. Roundtable Kathy L. Brown. West Chester. Psy. PSOC Jennifer L. Browne. Center Valiev. SP Com. SCUF, PSOC Ellen Buckley, Berwyn, Soc Charles Bufalino. Pittstown. Engl Karen Bugbcc, Mcrion Station. Soc Kathryn Burkart, Reading, Engl. Un Fed Star Trek Fans. Sc Ft Club, Conversant Liberal Arts 405 B Jacqueline Burke. Phile. Spa� Mary Burke. Easton. Adrt. Kappa Tau Lap ha. Ad Club. AAF. OL Susan Burleigh, Baltimore SID. Sp Com Dennis Bums. Plymouth Sleeting. Mgmt. IM's. Mgmt Club Jim Bun. Frazer. Journ. Sigma Delta Chi, Froth. Soeeer. WDFM Ira W. Bushman, Melrose Park. LS. Bela Sigma Beta. Collegian. U Club. I.M’s. PSOC. Ski Club Thomas Butch. Pgh. Soe W. Theta Chi. Collegian. I.M's Karin Byrne. Newtown Square. Sp Com. Journ Paul Cajka. Pgh. Econ Leslie R. Caldwell. Pgh. Econ. Alpha Phi. Pi Sigma Alpha. Alpha Lambda Delta. Omicron Delta Epsilon. Phi Kappa Phi. Collegian. WSHR. I.M’s. PSOC. Racquet ball Club ilege of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arts Brian Callahan. Philo. PI Sc. I.M’s. CSC News. Ogont: News-Editor Curtis Calloway. State College. Soe W. PSUSSSW-Pres, Phi Eta Sigma. Glee Club. Squash Club Peggy Cannon. Ixhighton. ON AS. Kappa Delta Phi Sigma Kappa. I.M’s Gary Capkovic. Reading. Ilia Frances Capogrceco, Mossic. Mgmt Shcrn Ciuffciclli. Kennett Square. Journ. Collegian. PSOC. ll'ICI Bonnie Clark, librarx, Sp Com. Kappa Della Rho, Naiads. Choirs. SCUF Brian Clark. Emporium. PI Sc. PA Ixgal Soe, College Republicans. Debate Team. Dorm-Pres James Clark. Smethport. Mktg, Sigma Chi. Mktg Club. R Ext Club. I.M’s Charles Clement. Malvern. ON AS. Delta Upsilon Javnc Clement. Upper St Clair. ON AS. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Ad Club. Colloquy Christopher J. Coffin. Berkeley Heights NJ. l.S. Phi Kappa Pst Karen Cohen. Phtla, Psy, Pst Chi Gerard T. Coleman. Ijtwton, PI Sc. Phi Sigma Kappa. Parmi Nous. USO, Common Cause Mary Anne Colled gc, Altoona, ON AS, I 'ball. Folklore Soc Patrick Challenger. Wlliamstown, Pre-U Sigma Sigma Sigma James Chcsko. Mahanoy City. Sp Com, Bowling, I M’s. Choir. WDFM Chester Chesslo. DiUiner, Pub S. Alpha Phi Omega. Roaring Lion Jill Christy. McKeesport, Adrt, Free U, I'ball-Capt. I.M’s, Softball. i.A Sid A dv Marie Cini. Hershey. GN AS. IM’s Readers. Kappa Kappa Gamma Cecilia Capuzzi. Upper Darby. Engl. Photo Club-Pres. IA A dr. Choir Carol Carboncil. Canaan CT. Econ. Delta Gamma. Phi Sigma lota. I.M’s. Naiads. IA Sid Cncl Janice Carlin. New Castle, Soc W Linda Carroll. Reading, Soc. Angel Flight, Arnold Air Soc. A FROTC Drill Team. Thespians Michael Carter. ‘Philo, Psy. CCC Nancy Casslcr, Umon’own. Nurs Maureen Caviston. Cheltenham. GN AS Susan Ccntrclla. Wynnewood. Soc W, StJ Asst Ctr Jill Chaby. Philo. Psy Luciennc Chaftlcr. Bangor. Journ. CCC. SCUF. Readers I 406 Liberal Arts 7 l cnnsylvani;i £taic University The Pennsylvania State Umv Mitchell Davit, Dmher, Psy, Phi Eta Sigma. Psi Chi. Lacrosse Club James Daw, Exam City. Journ Donna Dcardorff, Fairfield. Soc W Patricia A. Dedianko, Johnstown. Acctg. USG Thomas Deihl, Mifflin burg, GN AS. Mia Chi Frank DeMarco. Dun more. Pre-L Eng Soc-Pres. FEAC- Pres. IA StdAdv. I M's Michael DeMarco. Erie. IA GEO. ROTC. IM's Timothy Dennen. Cherry Hill NJ, Psy. OL WE HR Thomas Derr. Ixturehon. PI Sc. Boxing Club-Treas Thomas DeSanto, Mount Pocono, Adxt. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Sigma lota. Collegian, Dorm-Pres. Sid Ait Ctr Terri DeStefano. Brookhaven. G AS Stephen Devine. Havertown, PI Sc. I M’s, Residential Life. VCC, Common Cause. PA l egal Soc Lyman Dewey, Meadvitle. Sp Com, I M's. SCUF Mark Dickey. Phihpsburg, Psy. ROTC Philip Dickey. Philipsburg. Pre-L PA Legal Soc Colleen Conlon, I'erona. Soc W. Mia Mia Delta-Pres. Phi Kappa Psi. PSUSSSW Jill Connors. Bethel Park. Joum, Delta Gamma. Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Delta Chi. La Vie. Collegian James Conroy. Jessup. Journ Michael J. Considinc, Devon, Engl, Alpha Kappa Lambda. La Vic. I M's. Thespians. PA Legal Soc. EHRA Michael Conti, Doylestown. Sp Com Lawrence Croll. .ion Grove. Pub S Steve Cronin, lafayette Hill. Econ Thomas Crouse. Williamsport. Advt. Bball Nancy Crycr. Wallingford. Soc W, I M's, Std Ant Ctr. PSUSSSW Joan Curley, State College. Mktg. Kappa Delta. Mktg Club. Ad Club Timothy Curry, Yardley. PI Sc. Alpha Kappa lambda Michele CusatO. Proipect Park. Psy, Psi Chi. I M's Ron Dahl. Kane. GN AS. Biophvs. I M's. RA Susan Dahlin. Audubon. Sp Com. Tennis, Theatre Lynn Dailey. State College. PI Sc, Gamma Phi Bela-Pres. Alpha Tau Omega, All-Faith Choir Dan Daley, Lonsdowne. Advt, Ad Club. IM's Curtis Daipra. Camp Spring MD. Journ, Collegian. Froth. IM's l-cslic D'Ascenzo. Malvern, Advt, Alpha Xi Delta. Ad Club Jill Ann Daubcrt, Schuylkill Haven. Sp Com. Chi Omega. SCA Eleanor Daufenbach, Pgh, Journ, Alpha Sigma Alpha Christopher Cooper. Phi la. Advt, IM's John Corinchock. Delano, Engl. Phi Phi Mu Delta Anthony Cortesc. Pgh. Pre-L I Ms. USG-Sen. VP. Alliance of Consumer Protection-VP. PennPIRG. Forensics Patricia Coryell. Erie. Engl. Colloquy, USEA Jill Crawford. Brackenridge. Journ Liberal Arts 407 r JoAnnc Dillct. Shippensburg, Journ. Psy. Tau Phi Delta. Collegian Scott Dillcy. Dallas, Journ, Collegian Sandra DiLuccnta, Pgh. GN AS. .-1 t A Interest House, OL Darlene Dinkfelt, North Braddock, PI Sc. Hist, Roundtable, PA Legal Soc Michael DiRaimo, Erie. Hist Majorie A. Dolan. State College. PI Sc. Phi Eta Sigma. Pi Sigma Alpha, PSOC Debbie Donath. Chinchilla. Psy. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Phi Sigma Alpha. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi Kimberly Doninu. Aliiptlppa. Sp Com. Delta Psi Omega, WDFM Alison Doone. Summerville SC, F Sen- Car.- L. Dorse� . Sinking Springs. Pre-L Tau Phi Delta. LA Std Ads I Francis Dougherty. Bradford, Journ, Collegian. I M's Cheryl Dovin, Fair Lawn NJ. Engl, Kappa Delta Rho. LA Sid Ailv, H Std Cud. Panhel I la Dowc. Sparta NJ. Sp Com, Delta Delta Delia. Tau Kappa Epsilon, SCUF Jan Downing. Plainfield NJ. GN MS”. Peis Org. I M's. NROTC Mary Driscoll. Jcnkintown. Psv. Delia Gamma-Pres, Psi Chi. I M's tllcn Dubtn. Cranford NJ. Anthy. Inicrnat'l Friendship House. Anthy Club. MECCA Clary DuBoil'. Plula, Sp Com, SCUF-Prts Lynn Dudinsky. New Stanton, LS. Collegian- Vr vr Ed Chcrvl DuCan. Ixviitown. Sp Com. Delia Chi, IM’s. OL PSOC. CCC. SC.UF. ITSHR John Dugan. Wdlsboro. Engl, Froth. I M's, Rifle Team. Dorm-TP. PSOC. OL Mary M. Dula. Johnstown, Engl. PSOC. Behrend Players, Chorus Gerry Dulac. McKeesport, Journ. Free Lance. I M's. Golf William T. Dzurko. Glassport, Hist Pamela Fady. Ellwood City, Psy Heidi EdcUtein. Plula. Soc W. Keystone Soc. Press Assoc Thomas Edwards. Phila. GN AS. Cheerldr, LA Std Adv. Fac Sen. Acad Asmbly Moira Eiscnstat, Pgh. Soc IF. I M's. Vol Serr Ctr Gregorio Elcfante, Phila. Hist. JM’s Bruce Ellis. Van Buren AK. Journ. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian. Fencing Carcn Flrlichman, Morrixville. Sp Com. I M's, PNRHA lege of Liberal Arts C ollege of Liberal Arts College of Tina Eshbach. Lancaster, Ling Anthony Facini. Mary-D. PI Sc Eileen Farbcr. Scranton, Psy. Psi Chi. Choirs Harold Farbcr. Phila, GN AS. Alpha Epsilon Delia. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Ltmbda Delta. Pre-Med Soc, I M's. I A Std Ads. OL. LA Std Cncl. Escort Serv, Bio Soc Charles D. Fasnacht, 111, Lebanon. GN AS. NROTC Joyce FassL Phila Journ. Stgma Delta Chi. Collegian. Ogont: News Shari Feldman, Clarks Summit. Adrl, Sp Com. Kappa Delta. Triangle. Figure Skating Club. IM's, Ad Club Robert Ferrell. Picture Rocks. GN AS, Ind Eng Darlene Fctsko. Uniontown. Advt. Theta Delta Chi. Ad Club Nicholas Pick. Moscow. Pre-L Beta Theta Pi 4 408 Liberal Arts Daniel P. Field. Phila, F Sen Jody Field. Phila, Sp Com WDFM. Field Hockey. Lacrosse Jay Fiore. Phila. Sp Com. CCC Cindy Lou Fiorina. Ixtttobe. F Serv. Choirs, Thespians, College Republicans Stephen Fisher. Stale College. GN AS. l-A Std Adv Ruth Fusel. State College. Soc H. PSL'SSSH Kathleen Fitzgerald. Yonkers NY. Journ. Collegian. Changes. I Ms. WDFM. Bball Alice Fleming. Willow Grove. Mktg. Mktg Club Michael F'lcurant. Potlsviile. PI Sc. Alpha Kappa lambda. I M's Cynthia Flogaus. Springfield. Pay, I M’s. Dorm-Treat. Std Hring Bd Pennsylvania Slate University I he Pennsylvania Slate Unit Tom Floyd, lauicasfer, PI Sc Jcri Fox. Norristown, GN IS Sallie Fracnkcl. Rye NY. Sp Com. Delta Delta Delta Louise Ann Franzwa. Millville NJ. Psy. Kappa Kappa Gamma John F'rassetto, Allentown. LA Melinda Freed, Pgh. Sp Com WICI. WF.HR. Dance Marathon Robert Frick. State College. Joum. Skull A Bones-Pres. Sigma Delta Chl-V'P. Collegian- ui Froth Muryann Friday. Pgh. PI Sc. L'SG. Common Cause Robert Frydlcwicz. McKees Rocks. Advt, Kappa Tau Alpha-VP. Collegian. La Vic. Beaver Hcrald-f.J. Dorm Cncl-See, Phi Kappa Phi Jodcne Furr. McMurray. Psy. Uunbda Sigma Soc. Spring Arts Courtney Gucrtncr. State College. Sp Com Kappa Delta. RA. I M’s. Panhel, Dorm-Pres. OL Beth N. Garber. Waynesboro. Advt, Colloquy. Ad Club. Collegian. La Vie. Froth Eduardo Garcia. Easton. PI Sc. Advt. Pi Kappa Alpha. l-Cga! Aid Soc. Std Adv Bd. Keystone Soc Stephen Gaughan, Jessup, Sp Com. I M's Timothy W. Gavin. Conshohocken, Advt. Water Polo. Freedom House-Pres. Nittanv Divers-YP Walter Gavula, Springfield Pre-L Lion's Eve. I M's. I'bali. Free L' Amy E. Gcdrich. Phila. Soc W. Phi Kappa Tau. PSUSSSW, Oasis. LA Std Adv. WICI-Hist. PSOC Steve Gciscnbcrgcr. Lancaster. PI Sc. USG. IM’s Ref. WDFM. OL. Chrldr Kathryn Gerhart. Ijincaster. GN AS Celeste Gcrlach. Emmaus. l.ing, ROTC. Rijle Team -4 Std Adv. Orientring Club. Angel Right. Scabbard A Blade Mark A. Gaimpictro. Phoenixville. PI Sc. Phi Eta Sigma, PA Legal Soc. IM’s Michael Gilscnan. Staten Island NY. GN AS Lisa Glatzcr. Yardley. Advt. Beta Signut Bela, Collegian. Ad Club. AAF. Colloquy Jeffrey Glazier. Allentown. Ids. Skull A Bones, WEHR. ARHS Ted Glunt. Altoona. Journ, Sigma Delta Chi, La Vie Deborah Godshall. Lakewood CO. F Serv Karen Goldstein, Newton. Psy, Colloquy. Collegian. La Vic. Ad Club-Pres. Free I David Gordon. Pgh. Soc W. PSVSSSW-Treas, I Ms Larry Gorenflo, Erie. Anlhy Karen Gottcnbcrg. Ixtfayette Hill. Engl Collegian-.4m Ed PSOC. HUM, Fencing Club Liberal Arts 409 I cue Elliot Grossman, Elkin Park. Journ. Keystone Soc. Collegian. WDFM. SGA Jamie Grossman. Elkins Park. Sp Com Sharon Guccini. Greentossn. Span, lull Am. Phi Sigma lota. PSOC. Gym Club Paine u Guenther, Pgh, PI Sc. Bball, I M's. Lion’s Guard. ROTC. Scabbard A Blade James Guffey. Farrell, GS AS. CCC. IM’s. Crusade House-Pres of Liberal Mark Greenberg. Wilkes-Rarre. GN 15. Sigma Alpha Mu-Pres. OL Homecoming l.A Sid Adv Kevin Greer, Erie. Mktg. Sigma Chi. Mktg Club Anna Grimm, State College. Hist Doris Grimm, Altoona. Pub Sen, Choir Unnar Maria Grondal, Camp Hill. F Serv. Alpha Phi. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Alpha luimbda Della. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Sigma Alpha. Chimes. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Beta Kappa, Panhel. Internal'I Affairs Comm. IA Std Adv. Ol. Ronald Gurka, lumsford. Soe. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. l.A Std Adv. I M's. College Bowl Maragrct Gustafson. Pgh, GN AS. Alpha Chi Omega Angela Guy. New Kensington. Psy. Delta Sigma Theta- Pres. Blk Caucus, lutmpette Club. Blk Planning Comm Dianne Haas. Springfield FA. F Ser. Alpha Xi Delta. Colloquy Cindy Main. Reading, Engl. Penn Players. WDFM Thomas Haley. Hbg, Engl. HUB Kimberly Hall. Emmaus. Hist Charles Hamilton. Phila. Psy, Blk Caucus-VP. Homecoming Maribcth Hamilton. Ardmore. Sp Com. Pi Beta Phi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Panhel Evelyn Hammer. Ixtndsowne. Engl. Tennis Sharon l lanahuc. Scranton, Soe IF. PSUSSSit'. Agapt Victoria Hanko. Crucible, PI Sc. Phi Kappa Theta Madeline Harbach. Rehcnburg. Rl St Mark Harmon Pgh. Joum, Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian. WEHR. I M's. Forensics-IP Thomas Harrington. Greentov.it, F Serv. Life Interest House. Model UN David Harris. Kingston. Hist. Chi Phi, I M's. Roundtable Mary Harris. Owing Mills MD. F Sen-. Angel Flight, A FROTC Drill Team. Falcon Flight John R. Hart, Middletown. F Sen-, Chi Gamma lota, IA Std Adv. LA StdCncl. Tour Guide. PSOC Linda Hart. Levittown. PI Sc. Karate Club. PSOC, Collegian Kim R. Hastings. Danville. Pub S. IM's Virginia Haulier. Camp Hill. F Sen. Pi Sigma A pha-Pres. Sec. IA Acad Adv. Orchestra Janet Hawkins. Waynethurg, Soc IP, Alpha Gamma Delta Robert E. Hciwc, Lancaster, Journ. Sigma Delta Chi. Kappa Tau Alpha. Collegian. Journ Adv Bd Susan J. Hemphill. Morton. Sp Com PNRHA, House Pres. WDFM. Momii On. ARHS Timothy Herrera. Port Vue. Journ. Kappa Tau Alpha. IM's. Baseball. WDFM Martha Herrmann. iMnglev AFB VA. Engl. Hist. Alpha luimbda Delta Deborah Hcspcll. Hatfield, Soe V, OL Chrmn. Vo! Sen- Ctr, Oasis. Ijuth Std Parish David Hester. Bethel Park. Mktg John Hcwctt, Pennsburg. Journ, Collegian. Soccer, Tennis. IM's Stewart Hiekcy, Bedford. Hist. Sigma Nu. IM's The Pennsylvania 410 Liberal Arts i Michelle D. Hicks, Phi la. Psy. Alpha Kappa Alpha-Pm Sara Hileman. Ahoona. Psy. Advt. Circle K. Ad Cluh Tamara Himmelbcrgcr, Shillington, GN AS. Choir Dorothy Hinchcliff. Freehold NJ. Journ. Sigma Della Chi. Collegian. WHR David Hirsch. Drexel Hill. Psv. Phi Kappa Phi. Bball. I MX Tennis. Dorm Pres. RACE. RA. Skull A Bones Curtis Hochberg. York. Sp Com Christopher Kodak. Morrisville. Psy David Hocgbcrg. Wallingford. Engl. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Beta Kappa. I M's. Glee Cluh. Hi-Lo's Michael Hogg. Chambersburg, Hist, Phi Alpha Theta. Phi Kappa Phi William Hoilctt, West Chester. Soe. Afar Ales Ivanchishin. Hassell NJ, F Serv, Arnold Air Soe, AFROTC. 1-4 Acad Ads Nina Jaasund. Glen Rock, Psy, Alpha Phi. AFROTC. Arnold Air Soe. Scabbard A Blade. OL, Homecoming Comm Cynthia D. Jackson, Johnstown. GN AS, Alpha Phi Alpha. Blk Caucus Robyn Jakoboski. Burke VA. F Sen Hugh T. Jarman. Yardley. Fin. Beta Gamma Sigma. Weightlifting Club, I M's __ Weightlifting Cluh, IM s ssj nivcrsitv rhc Pennsylvania Slate University'The PennsylvanuHfaUc mvcrsiTMiun nnsyivanla State University Ihc Pennsylvania State l-'niv Patricia Holt. Phila. Soc W. PSUSSSW. I M's. Blk Caucus Itcth Holxbaucr. IMncaster, Soc W. Alpha Tau Omega. I MX PSUSSSW Kirs tin Hoppe. Balboa Canal Zone. Journ. Collegian. I MX WICI. Circulo Iberico. ARHS Carol Homer. Paramus NJ. Soc. Pi Kappa Phi. I MX Std Ads Bd Soc Club. SHR Daryl House. Mount Wolf, Engl Michael Howachvn. Media. Advt. Ad Club Thomas Hrabal. Maeungie. Art l.isabcth Muck. Monroe CT. Psy. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Kappa Phi. Keystone Soe. Bball, l.uth Std Parish. MASK. tiring Bd Cvnthia Hughes. Clarks Summit. Soc W. PSUSSSW. Ski Club Ruth Hughes. Util:. Com St. IMX Concert Choirs Mary Louise Hummel. Pgh. Com St. Alpha Phi. Collegian. Choirs. SCUF. IA Std Adv Michacl Hurley, Philipsburg. Sp Com. Thespians Lori Ice. lane aster, Fr. Delta Delta Delta. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. IMX Fr Cluh Peter Irish. Brodhecks. Engl. Turning Pt Steve Isaacman. Hbg, GN AS Randi Jasper. Phila. Engl. Phi Mu. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Panhel. I'ol Sent Ctr. IMX Homecoming John Jennings. Chadds Ford. Adv, Choir Joseph Jennings. Wayne. Eng. Alpha Omicron Kappa Kathryn Johnson. Malvern. Sp Com. WDFM. Tennis. Dorm Cncl. RA Jon C. Johnston. Hollidayshurg, Engl I M's. Phi Psi 500 Mary Jones. Lancaster. Get. Alpha Sigma Phi. Ger Cluh Rcmce Jones. Ml l banon. Eng! Roberta Jopting. Norristown. Engl Edward Joseph. Jenkinton. PI Sc. Thespians. Common Cause. Intercollege Interest House Cynthia Joyce. Milton MA. Sp Coni Std Asst Ctr. SCUF. UCC. I M s Liberal Arts 411 1 Ileee Michael t. Junicr. Holland. Sp Com. Lambda Chi Alpha Mitchell Kachun. McKeesport, Anthy Anthon Kalinowski. Aliquippa. Journ. Kappa Tan Alpha. Shall. Tennis. Collegian. WDFM Maureen Kane. Wyncote. Soc II' Sigma Xu. Hockev. luxes i n Bd. PSUSSSW Calhv Karaite. Bearer Falls. Psy l.cc Karclitz. Pgh. Hist. Skull t Bones. USG. Std l.a Org. Movm On. Unis Hring Bd Renee Kaye, Philo. Span. Phi Sigma Iota, luires Vn Bd. Choir Christine Keane. Milford SJ. Advt, Free V. Ad Club Cathy Kcint. Lewiuown, GX AS. Chi Omega, OL. WDFM Richard Keller. Richlandio n, Adrt. IM's Kenton Klink. Reading. Sp Com. Journ. Phi Kappa Theta Susan Knepp. Port Matilda. GX AS. CCC Irene Koda. Stamford CT, RISTT. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dobro Sloro. IM's Kurt KomJas. Pgh. Sp Com. Track. Xav Corine Korywchak. Johnstown, Soc II' Donald Kratn. Phila. PI Sc. PA l-ega! Soc. Ja:: Club. IM's Lenny Krusncr, Bronx XY. Journ, .eta Psi. IM’s, UCC Walter Kralcr. Murrysvilte, Adrt Don Krause. Warminster, GX AS Robin Krcvolin, Ambler. GX AS. IFS. Alpha Chi Omega Russell Keller. Pgh. Hist, Quarterdeck Soc. Semper Fidelis So . XROTC Lydia Kellcrmun. Boalsburg. Am Si. Am St Assoc Club Barbara S. Kelley. Springfield. GX AS, Mktg Club, Xittany Divers. Wildlife Soc Betsy Kelly. Montrose. Advt. Colloquy. Ad Club Nancy Kent, Xewton Square, PI Sc. Fr. Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Sigma hua-Pres. Phi Eta Sigma-Treas. Pi Sigma Alpha. Skull Bones. Blue Band. USG Sen. RA Paula K cough. Glen side. Hist Virginia Kerins. Sharps,Ile. Soc W. PSUSSSW Wendy Kerns, Devon. GX AS. Delta Delta Delta. IA Std Cncl Jack Kcrovac. State College. Psy. Alpha Sigma Phi. IM’s. WPSI. WHR. Free U Robert Kicklighter. Boalsburg. Pre-l„ _•! Std Cncl Patricia Kicrnan. Williamsport. Psy. Shall. Vball. Women's Athletic Org Thomas Kiester. Upper Darby, Engl Katherine Kimbcr. Danville. Journ, Collegian, Pol Sen Or. IM'y Elizabeth King. Bcllefonte, PI Sc. Softball. IM's Chrmn Lisa King. Lonsdale. Advt. Alpha Chi Omega- VP. Skull A Bones. USG Sen. Panhel. Homecoming. La Vic. Hring Bd Maggie King. Scranton. Sp Com, Journ. WSHR Chery l L Kingston. Preset Hill. GX AS. CCC Regis I . Kitchen. Monroeville, E Sen. Econ, Interest House-Pres. Ger Club, IRO-FP Trudy Klau.scr. Haveriown. Sp Com. Journ. WDFM. Hi!lei. Choir Ina Kligcr. Orange CT. Ada, OTIS. A A F. Collegian. Ad Club-Sec. Acad Adv LA of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arts 412 Liberal Arts Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Uni c Virginia Ladd, Rosemont. Econ Thomas l.a Greca, Closter NJ, Pre-L. Tau Kappa Epsilon- Pres. USG Doris E. Lancaster. Belle Fenton. Hist. Arnold An Soc, Angel Flight, Oasis, SAME Jean Landis. Muncy, Soc It' Kevin Lundon. Potistown. Pre-L IM's Francine brim, Phi la. Sp Com, USG. Mktg Club. IFDFM. USG. IF CI Genevieve Later. Perkasie. Engl. .War Gail Learn, Clarks Summit. Soc IF. PSUSSSIF. Keystone Soc, Tennii Susan Leaver. Buckingham. Span, Phi Sigma Iota, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha iMinhda Della James Lecollicr. Pgh, Mu. Alpha Epsilon Pi. MECCA Pamela Lee. Pgh. Psy. Soc IF. IM's, BA. Gentle Thins David Leech. Westford MA. Mktg. Sigma Chi. Mktg Club, IM's Pamela 1-chrer. HenryriUe. Advt, Ad Club. IFEIIB. Salads. IM's Beth Lcichliter. Worth Huntingdon. Soc W Mark A. Ixidcn. Ilollidaysburg. Journ. Kappa Tau Alpha. IM's. Collegian, Press Assoc Mam.1 I.eider, Cheltenham, GN AS. Alpha Kappa Lambda- Pres. Skull A Bones, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, I Jon's Paw. Phi Kappa Phi. USG. I EC Patricia Leisner. Audubon, PI Sc. Pi Sigma Alpha. Colloquy. L-t Sid Cncl Margaret Lennon. Pgh. Anthy. IM's Renee Levine. State College. Engl, Alpha Phi, Thespians. HUM Aschcr Levy. Philo. Psv. Pit Chi. IM's. USG Sen, Oasis. ARHS George B. Lewis. Sharon Hill. Hist, Fencing Club. Jazz Club Gloria Lewis. Bala Cvnwvd. Sp Com. Journ. IFDFM, IFICI. SCUF-FP Shirley Lewis. Dallas, F Sen John Line. Newtown Square. Hist. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Roundtable. IM's, Soccer Elizabeth Lion. Port Fue. F Sen. OL USG. IM's. Conversant Malt Lisenbv. Stratford, Then John Lishnk. Moosic, Psy, Keystone Soc. IM's Patricia I.ockc. tFescosvtlle, Grr William Long, Allentown, Econ. Theta Delta Chi. IFC. PSOC Heidi Loser. Blackwood NJ. PI Sc. PSOC. PA Ugal Soc Jacqueline Lowe. State College, Sp Com. IFDFM. IM's, Blur Band. Alpha Gamma Rho Bret Lukczic. State College, Journ. IFDFM Robert Luse. Bryn Manor. Geog Dale A. Lynch, Jr, Kirkwood NJ. Journ, IM's Edward Lawrence. Fleetwood. Psy Margaret McCann. Philo. PI Sc. PA L-gal Soc. HPA Club John McCarthy. Bethlehem. Pre-L Phi Kappa Theta Barrs McClain. McKees Rocks. Psv. IM's. Raaiueibali Club John McCorklc. Philo. Journ, Black Life. IFDFM. IFPSX-TF Calhlccn McCormick. Glcndde. Reh Ed, IM's. Rehab Club Liberal Arts 413 I William Manica. Wexford. Pre-L. Phi Eta Sigma, Jazz Club. PA Legal Soe Valerie Marumi. Factoryvllle. Joum, Kappa Tan Alpha. Chrldr, Collegian. Turning Pt Susan I-a uric Mason. Bronx title NY. Fr, OL Chrmn, Foreign Studies Prog Eugene Mallia, Phila Sac IP. I M's. PSUSSSW. ['ol Serv Or Pamela Mayer, Pgh, Econ. USG. Omieron Delta Fpsilon Janet Mazur. Pgh. Engl. Collegian Lucicnda Ma zotia. Pgh. Fr Thomas Meikrant , Allentown. Joum. Delta Chi-Pres. Sigma Delta Chi. WDFM. IFC, WEHR David Mcllmgct. Camp Hill. PI Se. Pi Sigma Alpha Mitchell Mcllman. Elkins Park. GN AS. PennPIRG. East Asian Studies Soe allege of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arb College of Frances Mertizer. Pgh. Soe W. PSUSSSW Paul Metroka. Kingston. Sp Com. I M’s. WDFM Jeffrey Meyer. Allentown. F Sen-. Nae. I M’s, SGA. OL Peter MichacUon. Schncctmlv N '. Am St. Colloquy. Collegian. Football Charles Middlcstcad, West Chester. Advt. Phi Kappa Tau. ROTC. Soccer. Orientring Club-Pres. Ad Club Linda Mikolosko. West Pituton, Sp Com. SCUF, LA Std Adv Ron a Milarsky. Southampton. SP Com, SCUF John Milewskt. Gtlberton. Sp Com. WDFM. IM’s. Chorale, Missle Club James Miller, Sr Marys. Soe. I M’s. PSOC Kathleen Miller. Manheim, PI Sc. RA Richard Miller. Simsbury CT. PI Sc. Pre-L Sigma Pi. USG. Lacrosse Club. Football. I M's Stanley Miller. Stare College. Art Tetri Ann Milne. Huntingdon l alley. Sp Com. Joum. Alpha Xi Delta. Phi Kappa Sigma-Treat. Ogunt; News. Swimming. Karate. CURA, SCL'F. Colloquy. WSHR. WDFM Michael Milne� , Bearer Falls. Adv. Delta Ptt Omega James Moll. Reading, Com St. IM's Nickolas Monico. MeadvtUe, Joum, Chi Phi, Joum Std Adv Bd. IM's. Behrend Players, Jazz Club Table Tennis Club Joanne Montowski, Phila, Anthy, Trick Rifle Drill Team Marsha Mooney. McKeesport. Joum Jeffrey Moore, Dublin. Sp Com Robert Moore, Beaver. Sp Com. Delta Pst Omega Robert Moore. Pgh, Film Frances Moosbrugger. I.erittown. Pst Linda Morgcnstern. l.evittown, Engl. 1 Std Adv. Craft Center Karen Moskovitz. Pgh, Soe W. I A Std Adv. PSUSSSW Knn Mowers. Sykesville, GN AS Robin Moyer, Reading, Fin. Fin Club Maureen Muldcrig. Kingston, Psy, Psi Chi. RA Mary Anne Mulligan. Allentown. Joum. Sigma Delta Chi. WlCI-Pres. Collegian Mary Murphy. Pituton, Soe W, PSUSSSW. Drama Club- See Ann Music. Berwyn, Fngl. Alpha Lvnbda Della. CWENS. Free U. Episcopal Std Assoc. Dairy Expo. Interlandia Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arts College lie PennsvIvanj . 414 Liberal Arts I 'crsitv I he iVnnsvIvania Slate I nivcrsityl he Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Stale bniv El.line McKinney. Philo. Engl, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Black Life Joseph McLaughlin. Palmerton. Psy, I M's Richard McLaughlin. Stale College. Advt. Sp Com. IM's. Vet Club-Pres. Ad Club Sally McLaughlin. New Ringgold, GN AS, Geog Patrick McMahon. Erie. Journ. Video-Audio Sent Lynne Margohs, Monroeville, Journ. Collegian. Gentle Thun. UCC Gary Mariano. Thorndale, PI Sc Kathryn Marlow. State College, Engl. Young Life. VCF Stephen Murtc. Warminster. Engl. Collegian. RA Jacqueline Martin. Dreaher, Advt. Delia Delta Delta. Sigma Pi. Vball. Softball. I M's. Ad Club Jeffrey Martin. Akron. Pre-1. Linda Martin. Eairbattk. Pay Paulu Martin. Pgh. GN AS Carlos Martinez, Philo, hit Pot. Fed PR Sid Margaret Mart . Somerset. Sp Com, Sigmtt Delta Chi. I M's. RA. WHR Lucy Mahoney. Chesterfield Ml. An thy. Delta Gamma Mary Jo Mahoney. Allentown. Engl. La Vic. Press Assoc. Keystone Soe Sarah Makin. Milntont Park. PI Sc. Alpha Signut Alpha. Phi Eta Sigma. Chimes-Pres. Mortar Ihl. Fencing Club. Common Cause, PA Ixgal Soe Bernard D. Makos. Plymouth. Soe W, PSUSSSW. Tennis Ellen M a lachow.sk i. Scranton. Soe W, PS US SSIV Barbara Maloney. Allium Park, fin, IM's, Fin Club. PSOC Judith Maloney, Pgh. Engl. Turning Pt. IM's Diane Mangini. Crabtree. Advt. Ad Club. WICJ Robert Marciak. Roscoe. Advt. La Vic. Ad Chib. Craft Cir. Art Club. Freedom House, AAF Jon Murdoch. Gettysburg. E Sen. Int Pol. Dorm Cncl Kathleen McMillian. Philo. GN AS. Alpha Kappa Alpha Theresa McNamara. Pgh, Fr. Phi Sigma lota. La Vic. Choir. IM's. Er House-VP. OL Francis Maeoni. Allentown. Engl. WSHR, Chess Club. Circle K-1 P Sheila Anne Magee. Phi la. PI Sc. Collegian Joseph Mahoney, Jenklntown. Hist Marilvnn McCoy, Bradford. Sp Com. Lamb-VP. Ecu- Action. SCUF-Sec William McCullough. Rossiter. Psy. Vet Club. AH-Faith Choir. SGA. Bio Club. Music Club Kathryn McDonald. Hackettstown, F Ser Paul McDonald. Hermlnle, Sp Com. Journ. Phi Kappa Phi. SGA. W'PSM. Sid Un Bd, Press Assoc. Collegian. OL Edward McFalls, West Chester. Hist, Phi Alpha Theta. IM's David McFarland. Oley. Rl St. Keystone Soe. Wrestling. All-Faiilt Choir, latth Std Parish James McGinn. Aston. Hist. IM’s Joyce McGovern. Roslyn. Advt, Turning Pt. IM's. Ad Club. Spotlighters William McGuincss, Wilkes-Barre. Hist Carolyn McGuire. I unrobe. Pub S. Gamma Sigma Sigma. EA Std Adv. USG Liberal Arts 415 ■ Lynda Myers. York. PI Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha. B!k Caucus Margaret Myers. State College. GS AS Theresa A. Nagle. Dr ether, Fr. EA ST. Pht Sigma Iota, EA St Soc Bam Naishtein. Phtla. Mktg Michael Naughton. Pgh. I. S. USG. Labor Studiei Club• Pres David Nauglc. Reading. Soc U. PSUSSSH' Bridget Ann Nawrocki. A ft Penn, PI Sc, Sp Com. Colloquy-See. LA Std Cnei. I Mi. USG. EA Sid Adv Paul Nawrocki. Ml Penn. Advt. PSHRA Steven Nayowith. Phtla. Journ, Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian. I M’s April Neal. HaUtdaysburg, GS AS Judy Oliver. Dresher. Psy Margaret A. Organ. Hermitage, Sp Com, Pht Kappa Phi, Parnii Sous. Forensic Cncl-Sec, Treat Alexandria Orlando, lihg. Sp Com. Della Delta Delta. Theta Chi. Phi Eta Sigma Elizabeth Orlando. Wallingford. Soc I� . Thespians. PSUSSSW Nancy Ottone. West Chester. Span Cecilia Owens. Phtla. Soc. Aft Ruth Owens. Graierford. GS AS. Choirs. l.uth Sid Parish Lvnn Palmer. Pgh. Advt, Acacia. Penn State Engineer. Ad Club Christy Patchin. Williamsport. Journ, Sigma Della Chi, WLCt. Collegian John M Patton. Jr. Phtla. Advt. IM’s. Rlk Caucus. 1 liming Pl Karate Club Ellen Paul. Phi la. Soc � . PAUSWS Marcia Pear. Paramus SJ. Soc W. Chimes, Mortar Bd. XASW. PSUSSSW. Oasis Thomas Peeling. Lantana FI- Journ. Hist. Collegian. Circle K-Treas Dawn Pegg, Beaver Falls. Psy. Psi Chi Robin Pcllcschi. Wyoming. GS AS. Kappa Delta. Gamma Sigma Sigma. CEC, Conversam. DUS Sid Cncl, lutbor Studies Club. I M's Pamela Norwood. Phtla, Psy. Fr Oub-Pres. Blk Caucus- I P. All-Faith Chotr. USG l.isa Mari Nowicki. Scranton. Sp Com. Thespians, SCUF. Readers Theater Cheryl Oakes, Sew Cumberland. Advt, Chi Omega. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Alpha iM nbda Della Karen A, O'Brien. Phtla. Soc IT Beth Oliver. Dresher. Sp Com I M's, SCUF Linda Seaman, Pgh. GS AS, Beta Sigma Beta. USG. Omicron Delta Kappa. Unit Discipline Sys. College Republicans. ARILS. PSHRA. Pht Beta Kappa Maragret Nellis, Pgh, Gcr, Delta Delta Della. Kappa Delta Rho. Chrldr l.en Ncmchick. McKeesport, Journ. IM’s. Readers Theater. SCUF Edward Nevhart. Clarks Summit, PI Sc. Acad Asmbly Thang D. Nguven. State College, Sp Com. Concert Choir. IVCF Eugene N'ibluck. Phtla. Soc W. PSUSSSW, Turning Pt Drake Nicholas. Hbg, Hist. I M's. Ei Std Cncl. PA Legal Soc Debra Nicholson, luitrobe. Psy Robert Nisbet. State College. F Ser. Am Inst of Karate, ROTC. Stttany Divers, Rangers Kyle Noble. Rutland IT. Soe. Zetu Tau Alpha 416 Liberal Arts i iivcrxit rhcPcmmlvat State University The Pennsylvania State b'niv Martha Perego. Pgh, Pub S. I.A Std Adv. Common Caute Sheryl Pcrlmuttcr, Greensburg, Sp Com. WEHR Kathleen Peters. Drexel Hill. Png! Konstantinc Petrakis. Pgh. Sp Com. Track. Rugby, Collegian. M 't Beth Phillips. Scranton. PI Sc. I'ball. PSORML-l'P James G. Phillips. Chambmburg. Engl. Free V Timothy Phillips. Coaicsville, Jaunt, Slgnu. Delia Tau Delta, Kappa Tau Alpha Jack Piatelsky. Phi la, Psy, Parachute Club Melissa Pings. Allison Park. Soc IP. Soc. Sigma Chi. I M’s. PSOC. PSUSSS IP Robin Pinzino. Pi Pleasant AJ. Journ Magdalena Piranian. Oretand. GN AS Michael D. Pizzola. Scoiulale. Soc IP Joseph Plaska. Freeland. Soc IP. RA, Sid Hring Comm. Colloquy. PSUSSS IP Mark Pollock. Ixtncasier, Sp Com. Karate Club. WDF.M Alice Pope, Camp Hill. Psy. Pht Kappa Phi. Psi Chi. Saiads Katharine Potter. Pgh. (IS AS Roy Powell. Burchfield. Hist, Pht Kappa Theta Duain Prciu. State College. Then Kenneth Price. Prospect Park, Hist, Dorm Pres. LA Sid Adv Mary Procopio. Pgh, Span, Phi Sigma lota. Coltoquv, OTIS. Circulo halitmo. Ctrculo Iberica Gerald Pronko. Clarks Summit, Adit, White Band. Blue Band. Ukrainian Club John Pucky. Port I 'uc, Sp Com, Baseball Anne Purcell. Shavertown. Ada. Turning Pt. IA Std Ad Circle K- VP. All-Fault Choir Annmaris Purcell. Cheltenham. GN AS. Della Gamma. IM Colloquy. 1A Std Cncl Jane Purchase, Marion NY, Phil, Bbttll. Softball Patricia Quinlin, Pgh. GN AS. La Vie. Women's Resource Ctr. Keystone Soc. PSOC, I.M's. IA Std Cncl. I'ol Serf Ctr Catherine Mary Quigley. Erie, Soc IP. IFS-USO, PSUSSS IP, PSOC. Nautili Dale Diane Ramsdcll. North Fast. Advt. Kappa Tau Alpha. AAF. Froth. Ad Club Richard Rapp. Hershey. Journ. Advt. I.M's. La Vtc-Ad FJ Robert Rapson. Stoughton MA. F Scrv Bianca Rauch. Slallngton. Rl St. Mortar Bd. Religious Studies Undergnul Comm. Inter-Religious Affairs, Chapel Choirs- VP, Pres. Concert Choir-Pres Frederick Reed. Schuylkill Haven.Sp Com. Rifle Team. Swimming. I.M's. SGA. USG. WDF.M. SCUT. ROTC Krista I Reed. Altoona, Psy. Circle KK. PSOC. Pi Kappa Alpha. I M's Joseph Reft. Monaca. F Ser. IRO-Pres Mike Rented. Dover. Advt, Acacia. Tau Kappa Delta. I_i Vic Mary Repaskv. Sayre. Advt. Pht Mu. Ad Club John Rcpchcck. Pgh. Hist. Phi Kappa Psi. Rugby Club. Glee Club Linda Repoley. ShiUington, Span. Gamma Sigma Sigma Thomas Rcsula. Hazleton, Soc Craig Rhodes, Hershey. Sp Com. Journ. I.M's Liberal Arts 417 ■liceo •f Liberal Arts Conecc Patricia Rhulc, Pgh, Journ, Partui Sous. Sigma Delia Chi. Collegian Judith Richards. Pgh, Engl Michael Richey. Dmanington, R E Linda Ridenour. Scottdale. Soc W Stephen Rtdgway. Ilavcrtown. Soc IV. Rugby Ham Rice. Hulmevtlle. Hist Laura Beth Ricsbcrg, Pgh. Sp Com. Alpha Phi. Concert Choir. 1« 'EUR Kip Riggiitv. Newtown Square. (7.Y (5 Keith Ritter. McKees Rocks. Sp Com. Alpha Kappa Alpha. WDFM. Black Life Mark Robbins. Norristown, PI Sc, SO A-Pres. USG. !-■ I StdCnd, Cttcl of Branch Cntps Sid Gov of Liberal Arts College ol Liberal Arts College of Liberal An oTTcgc of Liberal Aris Renee Robinson. Phila, Psy. Kappa Alpha Psi. Blk Caucus Sandra Robinson. Phila, Psy. Blk Caucus. Alpha Phi Alpha Frank J. Robuck. Altoona. PI Sc. Tennis, IM's. Concert Band, Stage Band JudvRodnek. State College, A (hi. Kappa Delta. Collegian. Ad Club Dona Rogozinski. Pgh, Sp Com, Delta Kappa Phi Janinc Roll. Phila. Soc. Engl. PSUSSSH. Thespian, Linda Romig. Phila. Econ. Beta Alpha Psi. Acclg Club Debt Rommel. Endicott AT. Fr, Alpha Gamma Delta. IA St d Ads William S. Rose. Fain-toe. Soc W, PSUSSSW- VP, PSOC Mark Rosenberg. McKeesport. GN AS. Beta Sigma Beta Russell Rosenberg. Dobbs Ferry AT. Advt. IMX Dorm Pres. Ad Club. Mklg Club Todd RoscnMock. Wyomissing, I. S. Wrestling Mngr Joseph Ross. Philo, hist. Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Alpha Theta. Ilillel, Yachad Adrienne Rotella. ll’fH Chester, Psy. Bball. Tennis. I M's, PSEA. Std Asst Ctr Sharon RothraufL Stuttgart Germany. Pre-L Pershing Rifles. Military Sc Club. I M's Amy Rowcn. Bala Cytmyd. GS AS Helene Runco, Throop. Pub S. SGA-Sec. IM's, Fae Sen Charles Ruvs. Worcester. Advt. Beta Theta Pi. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian. I Ms. WDFM. IFC Mercedes Rutter. Phila. Journ. WICI Denise Ryan, Kuntown, Journ. Sigma Delta Chi, Collegian. Oasis John Rybak. Bethlehem, Pre-L. Bball. IM’s. Keystone Soc Jane Salansky. Dallas. Span. Alpha Ganuna Rho. Hon Club Debra Sanders. Pgh. Psy. Psi Chi. WE HR. ERA Jeanne Sanelli. Folsom, Journ Michelle Sanmno, Glen Mills. Soc, Vol Sen Ctr Jon Saraceno, Erie, Journ. Sigma Delta Chi. Collegian. IM's. WDFM. Colloquy. WHR Douglas W. Scarborough. Shlrtmansiown, GN AS, Acacia, CCC Susan SchifT. PottsviUe. Econ, Span Club. Econ Club Joan Schilling. Ashland. PI Sc. IM's. IA Std Cud Debra Schindler. Sunburv, Anthy The Pcnnsylvanii 418 Liberal Arts I Pennsylvania Sl c Uni ityThc Pennsylvania State University Hie Pennsylvania State- Umv niversitv The Pennsylvania State Universif Deborah Shields. Z.elicnople. GN AS. Kappa Sigma. Conversant, German Club Mitchell ShikolT. Philo. GN AS. AH IS. I M s. OTIS, OI, Sc Sul Cnel. LA Sid CneL Rhenour Sid A dr Bd William Shirey. Arnold. Psy. PSOC-Pres. IMS Andrea Shore. Wvncoie. Sp Com. PSOC. WDFM. lev Hockey Carolyn Shtipp. Warminster, GN AS. I'ball. Bball. SGA. Ski Club. Circle K-Treas, AH-Faith Choir Kathryn Siam. Phila. Soc Jeffrey Sibner. YordJcy. Fxon, Econ Club-Pres Susan E. Silverherg. Bradford. Ada. Kappa Fan Alpha. Ad Club Richard Silverman, Phila. Psy, IMS Sherry Silverman. 11 bp. Ant by. Hchrcnd Players Mary Schmitt. New Kensington. F Sent Terry Schncc. Robesonia. PI Sc. Unicycle Club. Juggling Club, Tennis Craig Schneider, Erie. I. .S'. IMS. Soccer, Labor Studies Club. Chess Club Vicki Schneider. West Middlesex. Journ. 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Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Bd. Phi Beta Kappa Jacqueline Stivers. Potistown. PI Sc. Un Fed Star Trek Fans Leslie Sokol. Lafayette Hill. Psy Heidi Solomon. Media. CS AS of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arts Currtc T. Styles. CoroOpoIlt, Sp Com. Alpha Phi Alpha. Std firing Bd. SCUF-Sec. Unix IIring Bd Patrick J. Strackhousc. Mars. Pub S. Delta Chi, Wrestling Dwight W. Stracsser. Martins burg. Psy, Psi Chi, Phi Kappa Phi. Ski Club. Span Club Run Strausc. Utitz, ON AS. Collegian. Sid Asst Ctr. Blue Band huh Std Parish Kathryn Strelclsky. Bethlehem. Engl. Phi Kappa Phi. Turning Pi. Collegian-fid of Dir, Acad Asmbly. LA Std Cnet- Pres. UP. Sec Pamela Strcmrncl. Holly Springs. Soc IF. Alpha Sigma Alpha. PS CSSS II Sharon Sudic. McKeesport, Soc If . PSEA Joyce Lynn Sullivan. Johnstown. LA, Blk Std Un. Blk Assoc, All-Faith Choir. Span Club. Kappa Alpha Psi Tcrrv Supper� . Bristol, IKE Rho Epsilon. R Est Club. I MX Fin Club Karen Suttingcr. Pgh. Soc II'. PSUSSSW Stephen Sezio. Ijinghornc. Pre-L Alpha Chi Sigma. Ogontz News. Swimming, IM Freedom House Andrea M. Spadaro. Pgh, Fr. Engl. Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Sigma lota. Ice Skating Club. Fr House, Interlandia-UP. Pres Mats Spccvc. Kingston. Advl. IMX Ad Club Warren Sperling. Philo. F Sen. Karate Club. I M's. PSOC. Lt Std Adv Edwurd M. Spivaek. Huta-Cynwyd. Engl. IMX Ogontz News. Rifle Club. Collegian Timothy Spring. Muncy. Phil. Luth Std Par. Drama Prod Mars Sprowls. Pgh. Adit. Acacia.. WE HR. Std Adv. Ad Club Laura Karin Stanoms. Huntingdon NY. (IN AS. Focus On Sweden-Pres. Tennis. I M's Charmanc Stefamk. Uniontown, Pre L Alpha Gamma Delta Nancs Stern. Laverock. Soc W. Phi Kappa Tau. I.A Std Cncl.'PSOC. PSUSSSW. Vo! Sen Ctr Susan Stern. Morristown NJ. Journ. Collegian. Gentle Thurs Karen Stcudcl, Sudbury MA. Soc IT. Alpha Gantma Delta, PSUSSSW Robert Stevens. Mill Creek. Soc Benjamin Stiinmcl. Selingsgrove, Psy Dotty Stinnard. Honesdale. Soc W Bcvcrlv Stctlcr. Lancaster. Journ. Collegian. PSOC. 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WDFM Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Umv Steven Topper. Uttlestmvn. Jount, Arnold Air ,V.v, RA Prank II. Torok. Morrisville, CN AS, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Bhall. Football. Barbell Club, I M’s. Water Polo Club Sally Toienbicr. State College. GS AS. Phi Kappa Phi. PSOC. CEC. Orchem Cynthia Trnpanc. Berwick. Engl. Eco-Action Dale Trcdinnick, Wayne. GS AS. CCC Thomas P. Tshudy. Annville. PI Sc. Pi Sigma Alpha-Sec. Treat. Cross Country. IM Ref. t.J Marianne 1'uckcr. Wilkes-Barre. Jount. Sigma Phi Epsilon, WDFM Nancy Tulli. Hershev. Sp Com, Journ, Colloquy. Collegian, WHR Samuel l ung. Washington. EA St. East Asian Study Sot Pres, Sec. I M’s Mary Ann Tuschak. Am Kensington. PI Sc. Alpha Phi. Pi Sigma Alpha. Signm Phi Epsilon, Chimes. LA Std Adv. Ol. Belli Ann Twiss. King of Prussia. Hist. Phi Alpha Theta- Sec. Treas. LA Std Cncl. Forensics-See Tamara Ucbclackcr, Beater Falls. Fr Joan Ulicny. Pgh. PI Sc Karen Urban. Allentown. Soc W. Circle K, PSUSSSW Roberta L. Vail, Windsor IT, Pub S. CSC. ERA Melanie Valcyko. Shamokin, Engl Victoria Van Lieu. Yardley. Engl, Della Phi Alpha. Gennan Club, Craft Center Barbara Vah Osten. Drether. Pre L PSOC. PA lu-gal Soc-Sec. OTIS. Bio Soc, Common Cause Ann Varies. West Chester. Soc W. PSUSSSW Marie Verna. Southampton. Engl. I M’s. Engl Cndcrgrad Soc Ronald Vestal. York. Sp Com, Journ. I M's Akbar Virmani. Ijtncaiter. Ini’! Affairs. Intemal'l Cultures House, Press Assoc. Soccer Club Stephen Waddell. Xewtonn, P V C. Kappa Delta Rho. 1 M's. PSOC Christine Wagner. Fair Oaks. Soc M. PSUSSSSW. AVt.N I� . Std On Bd Peggy Wagner. Lebanon, Psy. Delta Delta Delta. Kappa Delta Rho. Psi Chi. I M's, OL Sails Wagner. Spangler, Journ. Mortar Bd. Kappa Tau Alpha. SC A. WDFM Cynthia Wahl. iMureldale. Psy, Psi Chi, SHAS. Thespians Gerald Washabau. North Huntingdon. PI Sc. ROTC Jane Watrcl. Butler. Journ. IM'x. WDFM. ASA Interest Home Sarah Watson, Centerville OH. Journ. Chi Omega. WiCI. Panhel. 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I M’s Virginia Young, t.anghorne. Span. Delta Gamma. Signal Su Cindi Zahiclski. Old Forge. Soc IP. PSUSSSW Angeb Jo Zangardi. Broomall. I. S Mary Zban, Carmichaels. Journ. The Roaring Lion. I ball April eiders. Emmaus, Soc IP. Sigma So. Free U. PSUSSSW James Wilhelm. Coraopolix. Journ. Collegian John Wilkins Feasirnillr. Psy. Phi Sigma-Treas. Pst Chi. I MX StJ Adv Bd. Sc Std Cnd. Pre-Med Soc Ronald K. Wilkins. Jr. West Huntingdon. Psy Cynthia Selena Williams, Mellon VA. LATAM George B. Williams, Jr. Glen Mills. PI Se 422 Liberal Arts I Rebecca Ziegler. Tidiouie. PI Sc. Bhall Mark Zimmerman. Pgh. Psv. ABLEDTreas. ERA Man Palmer. Pgh. SpCom. Delia Della Delia. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Panhel. UCC. SCUF Dean C. Rehrig. Allentown, Mgmi. I.M’s A wintry view of Old Main from the Liberal Am Tower I Liberal Art% 423 Science As successful University graduates, you now become part of one of the nation’s most precious natural resources. From your ranks traditionally come those who people the professions and run our world. In short, now comes vour chance to play the piper and call the tune. Among the issues facing you are carcinogens in the environment, the ethics of gene transplants, the meaning 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 issues, no citizen can escape them entirely. The responsibility for their resolution rests on us all. Whether science 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 erroneous view, both within and without the scientific community, that 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 are essential prerequisites. As Nobel Laureate Paul Flory has noted. 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. 1 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 lire of social action. Whether the College of Science has achieved its goal of providing a rigorous education in the natural sciences for students with widely varying goals 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 wherever your abilities and enthusiasm lead you. I am confident that someday, with your help, the answers to the problems that I’ve noted above will seem as routine as a world without smallpox, walking on the moon, or watching football in living room now are for us. Good luck and best wishes. Thomas Wartik. Dean Dean Thomas Wartik Davcy Laboratory Science 425 I The College of Science sponsors several programs throughout the year to meet the needs of science majors and supplement academic courses. Among the many programs offered arc the following: a coffeehouse which is held at the beginning of each term to give students an opportunity to meet the faculty informally; Tay Sachs testing conducted by the Microbiology Club for students, faculty, and town residents; and six sky watches during the year which arc open to all star watchers, and arc conducted by the Astronomy Club. The College of Science has more specific programs for certain groups of students. For example, the College has a program which enables its Marine Science majors to get field experience. This may at first thought seem infeasible, considering that the University is located in the heart of Pennsylvania, far from any marine life. But the College found a way. In 1971. the University became a member of the Marine Sciences Consortium. Membership enables approximately 50 University students each spring term to conduct original marine sciences research and to use sophisticated research equipment at Wallops Station, VA. The students take courses in the three areas of oceanography-physical, geological, and biological-and earn 12 credits. Four faculty members per course help supervise field experience and present lectures. But the program involves much more than lectures and courses. During the first week, students examine the station’s facilities, go on field trips, take excursions on the three marine research vessels, study geological features and attend special interest lectures. The first three-week area of study (the physical aspect) is an in- troduction to oceanographic field methods. After basic lectures and field trips, students form groups and independently research a project. A sample project in this area would be to compare and contrast the ability of different equipment to measure the salinity of the ocean. This same format is repeated for coastal geology and coastal biology. A research project in geology would be to measure the buffer capacity of sea water; a project in biology could be to observe the behavior of a fiddler crab. Students conduct a type of science fair after each of the three research projects. Each group displays booths and posters to help inform the other groups of its findings. After each area of study, the students arc required to write a summary report on their project as well as the other groups' projects. Dr. Albert Guber. coordinator of the program for eight terms, said the program is beneficial because it provides students with “an under- graduate program in which they can get involved in original research with supervision. Scientific research 426 Science - Science Studeni Council, clockwise, from top left: Darryl Weiss VP. Lynda Schneider - Pres. Camille Solbrig-Scc. Jane Rowe Treas. i Science 427 Karen Abrahamson. Brock way. Micrb, Delta Mu Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Sigma Cindv Acer, Beaver. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha Donna L. Adam . KulzHmn. Math. Pi Mu Epsilon, IM'i, Blue Band. Math Club Waller Adamck, Clifton Heights. Bio. Sc Std Cncl, Pre- Med Soc Robert Adler, Ijofayeite Hill. Micrb, Micro Club-Pres. Jazz Club David Allen. Philo. Pre-Mai Alpha Phi Alpha, Blk Caucus-Pres, Baseball Charles Anders. lumsdale. Bio. I M’s. PSOC Beverly Anderson. Freeport ME. Cmp Sc. Sigma Tau Comma Peter Apian. State College, Bio Phys. Nitiany t hem Soc. Sc Std Cncl. Acad Asmbly. Std Adv. CURA, Phi iMtttbda Upsilon Chnrla Armitage. Spring Church. Bio. Alpha Chi Rho Kicran Aurori. Wyckoff SJ. Bio. Phi Sigma. IM USG Joan Backcnstosc. Hershev, Bio. Tennis Henry C. Bailey. III. State College. Math Diane Bally. Auburn. Micrb. Collegian. I 'hall. Bio Club- Pres. Il'CF. Hallelujah Singers. Chorale. Good Sews Singers Michael J. 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Math Club, Un Fed Star Trek Eons I of Science College of Science C ollege of ScicnctTCo Louise BcnnicolT. Reading. Bio, Phi Signui. All-Faith Choir, Life Se Interest House. Oasis Amy J. Benson. Warren. Bio, IM’s Mkhael Benson. Warrington, Comp Sc. Choir. Snxcsden Diane Bcrnilt. State College. Micrb. Alpha Signui Alpha Joshua BcrnotT. Drether, Math. Pi Mu Epsilon Margaret Bcrtovich. Benlleyrille, Math, Alpha iMtnbda Delta. Colloquy, Newman Laura Billets. Clarks Summit. Micrb. I M’s. Choirs. Micro Club. PSOC Carol Blomstrom. Wilmington DE. Math. Pi Mu Epsilon. I M's, Choirs. Math Club Charles Bluhm, Scottsdale. Sc. Alpha Epsilon Delta Janice S. Blum. Phi la, Biochem. Alpha lutmbda Delia. Phi Kappa Phi, Nitiany Chem Soc 42S Science ntvcrsit n) cnns Tvanu lai )niv Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State Univ Susan Boehmer. Pgh. Bio. PSOC Evelyn Bonner. Elizabeth. Sc Leslie Boone. Pgh. Bio. Women's Pre-Sled Soc. PSOC. Thespians. Forensics Roseanne Boscia. Pgh. Bloch Richard Bov-ard. ConneauI lutke. Comp Sc Donald M Boltstcin, York, Comp Sc Catherine Bourne. Worcester. Bio. M's. Soccer James Bova. St Davids. Bio Douglas Bo ung. Bloontsburg. Phys. Phi Kappa Phi. M's. 11 CF. Sav-Pres. Bible Study Club Michele Bradley, Gtasspon. Chem. Softball. Bball. I'ball Nancy Brenkman. Hatboro. Med T. Std Gov. utres Vn hi- Chrmn. Sc Std Cue! James Broiln. Aliquippa, Sc. Bball. M's Anthony Brida. Aston. Comp Sc. MX PSOC Carol Briddes. Folsom. Bio David Bright. Siagara Falls AT. Bio. Alpha Phi Omega. Sci Std Cncl. Chem Soc, Swimming, I M's. Xiltanv Divers. Xar, Christian Athletes Diane Bright. Ml Penn. Mierb. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Micro Club Marcia Bright. Coopersburg. Mierb, CA merest House. I MX PSOC Ronald Brockman. Phi hi. Pre-Med. Alpha tuimbda Delta. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Chimes. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Lambda Upsilon, Ol, Ice Skating Prog. Sc Std Cncl-Sec, PSOC-I P Steve Bromberg. Scranton. Bio, Camera Club Jennifer Bromm. Wycombe. Mierb. PSOC. Spons Car Club Debra E. Brotzman. Easton. Mierb. Alpha tuimbda Delta Jeffrey Brown. Williamspon. Astro. I M’s Peter Brown. State College. Sc. Sigma Tau Gamma. Collegian. Quarterdeck Soc. Dale Stahl Soc. Football. I M s. USG Elizabeth Brydcn. Clarks Green. Comp Sc. I'ball Sue Ann Bunker. Iwota. Med T. Kappa Kappa Gamma- Pres. Theta Delta Chi. Micro Club Joyce Button. Aston. Bio Pamela C'ardillo, Allison Park. Mierb. Backgammon Club. Micro Club Cicrald Cann. McAdoo. Mierb. Bball. IM's. Am Soc Micro. Micro Club Peter Carr. Wilmington DE. Metro. PSUBAMS, IM's James Catacano. Syoxset A')'. Bio. luicrosse Charles Cheeks. Farrell, Chem. Nittanv Chem Soc. Handball Club Frank Chcrup. Fredericktown. Pre-Med Mary Ann Chin. Bloomfield NJ. Bio. Phi Sigma. CCC. Pre-Med Soc. Vo! Sen Ctr Cynthia Christ. Laureldale. Comp Sc Susan Chronistcr. Dover. Med-1. PSOC. Il'CF Susan Cilli. Midland. Bio. Bball. IM's. CCC Douglas W. Clark. Monroeville. Phys. Delta Chi, Sigma Pi Sigma-Pres. Pi Mu Epsilon. Phi Eta Sigma. Soc Phys Std- Pres Hebert Clauhs. Phi la. An Sc Joel Cleveland. Pottstown. Pre-Med. Alpha latmbda Delta. Boxing Club. IM 's. Sc Std Cncl. PSOC Carolyn Cobb. Knoxville, Bio. Ed Std Cncl-Treas. USG. IM's. Bio Soc. Micro Club Science 42V i plkge of Science College of Science Collem: of Science College of Science College of Sci ena oTTeoi MScienet on The Pcnnsylvanj; L.i'j Collin� . Spring Valley AT. Bio. Phi Sigma. Pre-Vet Club, PSOC Trudy Connor. Dallas, Math. IMS Michud Cowvcuagc. Hhg, Biochem. IM'x Jody Conway. Dunnwre, Math. Kappa Delta Rho Michael Comcv, Doter. SC. CCC David Coughlan, Roslyn. Bio. Soccer. IM'x, Internai'l Soccer Club Kjren Rue Cover. Litit:. Btophys. Lamb Carolyn Crump. Clarks Summit. Bio, Alpha Tau Omega, I M s. 'PSOC Blame Crowthcr, Clifton VA. Math. tVCF William Cummin� , Horsham, FP ✓ ar 1 Janet Cyttynowice, Willow Grove. Math Ron Dahl. Kane. BPhys. GN AS. IM Dorm-Pres. Std Appeals Bd Robert Dandrea. Ebens burg. Pre-Med. VoI Sent Crt, Vol Act Clr, Birthright Craig Brian Danvhaw, Allentown. Bio. I M’s, Bio Club. Pre-Med Club. Barbell Club David Darwin, Haverford. Bio, CCC, OL Lawrence Datlilo, Pgh. Bio. IMS, Vol Sent Ctr. Woodruff House David David. Middlesex. Bio. IM's. Bio Club, Wildlife Soc Kevin Dclancv. Mijjlinburg. Chem, Sittanv Chem Soc. IMS David Dclavan. Southampton. Mierb. Internai'l Soccer Club-Pres Anne DeMu io, Reading, Med T Lawrence Dennen. Northumberland. Biochem, Phi laimbda Upsilon. Mortar Bd-Treas. IMS. Dorm Pres. Std Un Bd. manv Chem Soc. Eco-Aclion, PSOC. Bio Club. Micro Club JelTry Dente. Altoona. Bio. Bio Soc Diane De Pauli� . Uniontown, Bio, SGA, SURA Timothv DewhirM, Beater palls. Pre-Med IM's, Sc Std Cricl. Vol Sen Ctr. IVCP Alan Dilsavcr, Altoona. Bio. Bio Soc. Ski Club, Barbell Club Paul Do manico. Fairfield NJ, Pre-Med. Phi Fla Sigma. Alpha Epsilon Delta, IMS, IJ e Sc Interest House. RA Stephen Dorian, Phi la. Mierb. IMS, USG. Mierb Club. Std Ads Bd David T. Dougherty. Allentown, Sc, Glee Club. Circle K Steven Dougin� . York Mierb. IMS Howard Douthit. Punxsuiawnev, Bio William Dovlc. Pecknlle. Biochem. Alpha Sigma Phi. IMS, OL Daniel A. Drcisbach. Allentown, But. Delta Theta Sigma. OL Sc Std Cncl. Bio Soc, PSOC Karen Drams. Malvern. Phys. Astro Club. Soc Phys Std. Gentle Thun Darlene Ann Dunay. Duryea, Bto. Phi Sigma. Keystone Soe. Pre-Med Soc. Sc Std Cncl. SGA -Sec. Pres. Drama Club. USG. UN Assoc id ward W. Dunklc. New Castle. Bio. Cmp Sc. Sigma Chi. IMS. Choir Kimberly Dunlap, l tncaster, Med T. IMS Patricia Dunn. Huntingdon, Bio, Block A Bridle JoAnne Dunlin. Baltimore Ml). Phvs. ICA Interest House Richard lid man. Lake Harmony, Pre-Med. Alpha Utmbda Delta, Alpha Epsilon Delta. IMS Carolyn Kgner, West Chester. Med T. Alpha Phi 43U Science I Kurt Ehrcnfcuehier. Southampton. Bio. I Si's Mark Fiscnschmicd, Hatfield. Bio. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Beta Kappa. Pre- Vet Club. Cycling Club Thomas Eiswcrth. Williamsport. Bio. 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Pottstown, Pre-Med, Alpha Epsilon Delta Jennifer Forbes. Altoona. Med 7' John Forney. I.ykens. Math. IM’s Mark Forosisky. Johnstown, Micrb. La Vic. Micro Club Gregory Fortier. McLean VA. BPhys. Alpha Espilon Delta. Phi Lambda Upsilon, Folk Choir. Std Adv. Sc Std Cncl. Newman Gary Frantz. Allentown. Cmp Sc, IM's Michelle Frazier, Phi la. Bio Phelan Frctz, Hatboro. Bio. Bio Soc. Wildlife Coe. Cycling Club. Soccer. Cycling Team. Std Govt. Std Adv Robert D. Frye. Monongaheta, Bio. Bio Soc Kenneth Fugate. Du Boh. Bio. IM's, VSG ic Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania Stale Univ Terrence Fullum. Houston. Bio. RA Debra K. Fulton. North Apollo. Med T. Micro Club John Gallagher. Philo. Cmp Sc. IM's, ACM Brian Gardner. Hbg. Cmp Sc. Blk Caucus. IM's Meredith Gee. Bethlehem. Cmp Sc. Field Hockey, ACM Bryon Gehman. Coopertburg, Math Paula Gelctci. Sayrevllle NJ. PM. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Phi Theta Kappa, Blue Band. Nittany Guard John A. Gclctcj. Phocnixville. Bio. Alpha Xi Omega. La Vic. IM's. House Treat, Sc Std Cncl Mark Gcntilman. Bedford. Bto. Phi Sigma-Sec, Bball. Bto Soc. Bio Prep Asst Daniel J. Ghcz i. Childs. Math, Bowling. IM Science 431 I _________________________________________________________ •_i_______ :gc of Science College of Science College of Science C llcacofSciciK Col gc of Science College ol Science College ot' Sc Alan Gillie. Shinglehouse. Bio Gary dayman, Elkins Park. Bio, Beta Sigma Bela. I Si's Elliott Glazcr. Sunuel NY. Sc, Hist, Alpha Sigma Phi, I M's, Quarterdeck Soc, NROTC, Chess Club, Karate Club Daniel O. Glczcn, Jr, Hallsiead, Bio, Freedom House, I M's, Wrestling Howard Gold. Huntingdon Valiev. Bio, Phi Kappa Phi. Std Ads Bd. SHRO. Sc Std Cnd Daniel Golcmboski. Osceola Mills. Mierb, Micro Club. PSOC Paul Gorgol. Scranton. Bio. PHRHA Pres. ARHS Movie Co-op, Cross Country. SGA-VP Steven Gorman. Philo. Bio. Sigma Nu Mark Gotfryd, Phi la. Bio, Bio Club Nancy Graham. Ruihville NY. Cmp Sc Gerard Grega. Weatherly. Bio Louis Granger. 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Thespiam Beth I.. Keller, Bloomfield. Bio. Phi Sigma. Nav Brion Keller. Pottstown. Cmp Sc, Chess Team. Boiling, Chess Club. Thespians Pennsylvania State University Hie Pennsylvania Slate l.’nive: Maureen Kelly. Uniontown. Cmp Sc Newton Kendig, Mount Jov. Bio. Phi Kappa Phi. IM's. IVCF Judy Kenyon. Pgh, Sc. Nittany Guard. Internal’ Club Marcia Kerbehs. Amsterdam NY. BPhys. Wallops Is Prog. Pre- Vet Club. Marine Sc Soc Louis Kerr. Freeport, Bio. POSC, Sittany Dhers. Bio Soc. Marine Sc Soc Stephen King, Folsom. Mlcrb, Sc Std Cncl. Sc Std Ads Thomas King. Erie. Phys, Alpha lambda Delta. Radio Club Anthony Kioalicas, Bridgesllle, Mgmt, Mgmt Club. Boxing Club. Barbell Club Paul KiprofT. ChurchviUe, Pre-Med. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Track. Backgammon Soc-Pres Bonnis Kirkland, Morrisville. Fd Sc Bruce Kirman. Hummehtown. Bio, Skating Club. USG James Kiser. North Huntingdon, Cmp Sc Robert Klasky, Cheltenham. Bio. Table Tennis Club, WDFM. Bio Soc Marianne Klcja. Sharon. 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Sr. Allan Jeanette Wolfe Mr Mrs Duane Wolfe, Sr. George Patricia Wood Mr Mrs Samuel Wood Mr Mrs Robert Woolslayer. Sr. Mr Mrs James Woollen Dr Mrs James L. Work G. Richard Worrell Mr Mrs Robert E. Worrilow The Wulfsohn Family Mr Mrs Vernon J. Wyatt Hilda Reuben Yablin Brad Florian Melba Ynndel Mr Mrs John Yandrasitz Family Charles Louisa Yandrick Mr Mrs Howard W. Ycnscr Mr Mrs Kenneth C. Yoh Alice D. Yost Mr Mrs Charles W. Yosi Dr Mrs A. David Young Arlinc Phil Young D. Ivan Grace K. Young Mrs Dorothy Young Gladys John Young Mr Mrs Charles R. Yungkurth Mr Mrs Frank W. Yurina, Sr. Photo Credits All photos credited clockwise Mr Mrs Joseph Zabielski Mr Mrs Frank R. Zickar Mr Mrs Karl M. Ziegler Mr Mrs Ivan H. Zimmerman Mr Mrs Luther D. Zimmerman Mr Mrs Kenneth J. Zitomcr Mr Mrs Louis Zucofski Mr Mrs Paul Zuk Mr Mrs Stephen Zvonkovich Mr Mrs Theodore F. Zwiesler Mr Mrs David Zwillinger Cover Photos by Debra I.. Wciscr I Wciscr 2-3 Wciscr 4-5 Wciscr, La Vie '79, Houtz. Wciscr 6-7 Houtz 8-9 Houtz, Zuck. Weiser, Houtz, Houtz 10-11 Im Vie ‘79, Houtz. Houtz. Wciscr. Wciscr 12-13 Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, Weiser. Weiser 14-15 Weiser, Weiser, Weiser, Weiser Wciscr. La Vie '79 16-17 Wciscr 18-19 La Vie '79, Weiser, Weiser. La Vie '79, Weiser 20-29 Wciscr 30-31 Brittingham, Weiser, Houtz, Weiser 32-33 Centre Daily Times, PSLI Office for Research 34-35 PSU Office for Research. Im Vie '79, PSU Oflicc for Research, PSU Office for Research 36-37 Houtz 38-39 Centre Daily Times 40-41 Centre Daily Times 42-43 Centre Daily Times 44-45 Centre Daily Times 46-47 Houiz 48-49 Conn. Conn, Conn, Houtz, Conn 50-51 Armel, Nutkowitz, Armel. Nutkowitz, Armcl. Armel 52-53 Nutkowitz, Nutkowitz. Brittingham, Houtz, Nutkowitz. Nutkowitz, Brittingham 54-55 Brittingham, Brittingham, Armcl. Weiser. Wciscr 56-57 Sullivan, Hesse, Hesse, Brittingham, Brittingham. Kla- pach 58-59 Sullivan, Hesse, Hesse. Hesse. Hesse 60-61 Friedman, Zuck, Houtz, Sullivan. Im Vie '79, Houtz 62-63 Gumacr, Gumaer. Houtz. McMasicr. Weiser 64-65 Brittingham, Brittingham. Houtz 66-67 Courtesy of Commonwealth Campuses 68-69 Commonwealth Campuses. ROTC 70-71 Houtz 72-73 Houtz, Brittingham, Krotcha, Houtz 74-75 Houtz, Krotcha, Houtz. La Vie '79, Im Vie '79, Houtz 76-77 Weiser. Houtz. Weiser. Houtz, Brittingham 78-79 Houtz 80-81 La Vie '79, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz. Houtz, Houtz 82-91 Houtz 92-93 Courtesy of The Artist Scries 94-95 Houtz, Houtz, Houtz. Houtz. Weiser 96-97 Houtz 98-99 Brittingham, Sullivan. Weiser, Im Vie Krutcha 100-101 Weiser 102-103 Houtz 104-105 Weiser 106-107 Houtz. Houtz, PSU Photo Services, Houtz. Houtz 108-109 Houtz 110 111 The Daily Collegian 112-113 Houtz. Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, PSU Photo Services 114-115 Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz. PSU Photo Services 116-117 Houtz. Houtz. PSU Photo Services, Houtz, Houtz 118-119 Houtz. Houtz, Houtz. Houtz, PSU Photo Services 120-121 Geletej, Gelelej, Gelctcj, Gclctcj. Houtz 122-123 Houtz, Houtz. Houtz, Sullivan 124-125 Houtz. Houtz. PSU Photo Services, Houtz, Houtz 126-127 Houtz 128-129 PSU Photo Services. Houtz. PSU Photo Services 130-131 Hour . Houtz, PSU Photo Services. Houtz 132-141 Houtz 142-143 Brittingham, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz 144-145 Houtz, Weiser, Houtz. Special Sugar Bowl Section: New Orleans photos by Debra L. Weiser. Game photos by Craig Houtz 146-147 Houtz, Houtz, PSU Photo Services, Houtz, Houtz. Houtz 148-149 Courtesy of Blue Band. Weiser. PSU Photo Services, Wciscr 150-151 Houtz, Houtz. Houtz, PSU Photo Services 152-153 Houtz, PSU Photo Services, Houtz, Houtz. Houtz, Houtz 154-155 Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, PSU Photo Services. Houtz, Houtz 156-157 Houtz 158-159 PSU Photo Services, Houtz. Houtz, PSU Photo Serv- ices. Houtz, Houtz 160-161 PSU Photo Services. Houtz. Houtz. Houtz 162-163 Houtz 164-165 Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, PSU Photo Services 166-167 Houtz 168-169 Houtz, Houtz. Houtz. Houtz, PSU Photo Services 170-171 Houtz. Houtz. PSU Photo Services, Houtz 172-173 Houtz. Ploutz. Houtz, Houtz. PSU Photo Services 174-175 Houtz. PSU Photo ServicCvS. Houtz, Houtz, Houtz 176-177 PSU Photo Services. Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz 178-179 Houtz 180-181 Houtz. Houtz. Houtz, Houtz, Houtz. Houtz. Houtz, Houtz. Houtz. Houtz, The Daily Collegian 182-1 S3 Framo, Houtz, Houtz, Houtz, Conn 184-185 Im Vie. Houtz. Houtz, Houtz, Houtz 186-187 Krochta. Conn. Conn. Krochta. Krochta 188-189 Houtz 190-191 Wciser 192-193 Weiser. Houtz. Brittingham, Brittingham. Wciser, Wci- scr 194-195 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 196-197 Conn. Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios 198-199 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 200-201 Dclma Studios, Brittingham, Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 202-203 Conn 204-205 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Delma Studios, Brit- tingham 206-207 Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Delma Stu- dios 208-209 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 210-211 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Sullivan. Conn 212-213 Delma Studios. Dclma Studios, Sullivan. Brittingham 214-215 Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios. Houtz, Brittingham 216-217 Dclma Studios. Brittingham, Dclma Studios, Dclma Studios 218-219 Delma Studios, Dclma Studios. Delma Studios, Brit- tingham 220-221 Dclma Studios, Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 222-223 Delma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 224-225 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios, Brit- tingham 226-227 Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brittingham 228-229 Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios, Delma Studios 230-231 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios, Dclma Studios 232-233 Brittingham. Dclma Studios, Brittingham. Dclma Stu- dios 234-235 Brittingham. Dclma Studios, Brittingham. Dclma Stu- dios 236-237 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brit- tingham 238-239 Dclma Studios. Brittingham. Brittingham, Houtz 240-241 Delma Studios. Brittingham 242-243 Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios. Brittingham 244-245 Brittingham. Brittingham, Dclma Studios. Brittingham 246-247 The Daily Collegian 248-249 Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios, Brittingham. Dclma Studios 250-251 Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios. Brittingham, Brit- tingham 252-253 Conn, Dclma Studios. Nutkowitz. Delma Studios 254-255 Brittingham. Dclma Studios. Brittingham, NVciscr Editor’s notes: 256-259 Dclma Studios 260-261 Hour , Houtz, Dclma Studios 262-263 Dclma Studios 264-265 Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios. Houtz. Nutkowitz 266-267 Wciser, La Vie 79. Delma Studios. Houtz 268-269 Dclma Studios 270-271 Conn. Houtz, La Vie. Dclma Studios 272-273 Rcy, Dclma Studios. Wciser. Im Vie, Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios 274-275 Houtz 276-277 PSU Photo Services 278-279 Armcl, Armel. Wciser, Wciser 280-281 Wciser, Brittingham, Armcl 282-289 Delma Studios 290-291 Dclma Studios, Armcl. McMastcrs, Armcl 292-293 La Vie, La Vic, Im Vie, Wciser 294-295 Gumaer. Sullivan. Sullivan. Brittingham. Brittingham 296-297 Dclma Studios 298-299 Dclma Studios. Quatroche, Quatrochc. Framo 300-301 Wciser, Gumaer. Wciser 302-303 Brittingham. Krotcha, Gumaer, Gumaer 304-323 Dclma Studios 324-325 Dclma Studios. La Vie. La Vie. La Vie 326-327 Rey, Rcy. Rev. Houtz 328-329 Im Vie ‘79 330-331 Im Vie '79 332-333 Im Vie '79 334-335 Brittingham 336-337 Brittingham. Nutkowitz. Nutkowitz. Wciser 338-339 Im Vie ‘79 340-349 Dclma Studios 350-351 Dclma Studios 352-353 Im Vie '79 354-355 La Vie '79 356-369 Dclma Studios 370-371 McMaster. McMastcr, Sullivan. Sullivan. Rey. Rey 372-373 La Vie '79 374-375 La Vie '79 376-377 Dclma Studios 378-379 Dclma Studios. Dclma Studios, Framo. Framo 380-381 Im Vie '79 382-383 Im Vie '79 384-397 Dclma Studios 398-399 Dclma Studios. Brittingham 400-401 Nutkowitz. Brittingham, Brittingham. Wciser 402-403 Nutkowitz, Brittingham. Brittingham. Brittingham 404-421 Dclma Studios 422-423 Dclma Studios. Nutkowitz. Brittingham 424-425 La Vie '79 426-427 Im Vie '79 428-439 Dclma Studios 440-441 Im Vie '79 442-443 Delma Studios, Brittingham. Brittingham, Brit- tingham. Brittingham Seniors, organizations and congratulators have paid to be included in La Vic 1979. Color prints from Verieolor and Kodaeolor negatives; color processing by Centre Film Labs; color prints by Ron Matason. Senior portraiture by Dclma Studios, New York. New York. Published by HJ Kcller, Gettysburg. PA. Type Face - Times Roman: Paper - page 1-272 100 lb. Bordeaux; remainder 80 ob. Bordeaux: Endshccts 65 lb. VC-2 white printed in PMS 469: Cover - 160 pt. binder’s board; Skiver Tex Malaga, series 2; varnished four- color photograph tip-on; embossed die work on spine with applied ink to match PMS 466. Copyright 1979. All rights reserved. HOLD THA T LION! Your college years really are some of the best years of your life. 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