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

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.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

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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

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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.