Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1982 volume:

i 2 E v- I. nl w 1 3 W e ACTIVITIES fm W, Q , hwy, WWW ,0,.TW,,,Wf M. SGA PRESIDENT The powers ond duries of rhe Sfudenr Gov- ernrnenr Presidenr ore borh srored ond im- plied. The consrirurion sfofes rhor rhe powers ond duries of rhe Presidenr sholl be: ro ocr os chief execurive of fhe Srudenf Governrnenr Associofion ond in fhor copociry be responsi- ble for fhe execurion of oll decisions of fhe ossembly, fo preside over rhe Execufive Boord ond ro ocr os choirmon of fhe Boord ond fo preside over fhe ossemblyg ond fo ossurne responsibiliry for fhe effecfive opero- fion of fhe Srudenr Governrnenr Associorion ond direcr fhe orher officers occordingly. There ore severol irnplied powers ond duries of rhe Presidenr which ore inferprered differ- enrly from yeor ro yeor. They include: ro ocf os on inforrhorion linls befween srudenfs ond odminisrroriong ro occepr ond deoi wirh ony sfudenr concerns, ro solve ony Srudenf Gov- ernrnenf relored problems os fhey rnoy orise. Togerher rhe srored ond implied powers ond duries of fhe Presidenr hold offices in which rhe condidofe hos rhe pofenriol fo be of greor service ro fhe srudenr body. Thor Bernie sure does worls hordl Big mon on compusl x SGA VICE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER SGA Vice President Porri Mcl4enno 4 SGA Treosurer Morls Mojeslse As SGA Vice President my duties ore to worls with oll the clubs, orgonizotions ond stonding committees thot comprise the Stu- dent Government Associotion. The position olso entoils deoling with foculty ond odminise trotion in order to bring student concerns to their ottention ond to find solutions to ony questions or problems thot might orise This yeor in office hos been o greot leorn- ing ond growing experience for me. lt hos truly been o pleosure worlsing with oll the vorious compus orgonizotions during the post yeor ond their ochievements hove mode the positions on extremely revvording experience for me, ln this yeor of Mojeslsonomics, mony cuts were mode in compus defense ond smores for Ieodership weekends. These ond other cuts molse the SGA Treosurer o leon, meon, budgeting mochine. One of the duties of the SGA Treosurer is to ollocote SGA funds to the clubs ond orgonizotions on compus, Along with the Budget Committee, the treosurer occepts or rqects budgets for vorious educo- tionol, sociol, or culturol progroms both on ond off compus. The Treosurer olso lseeps o running occount of oll funds ond is responsible for vorious reports to the generol ossembly ond student offoirs office. One lost responsibil- ity is to write checlss for oll progroms ond collect receipts ofter oll events. SGA SECRETARY AND INTERACTION COORDINATOR The duties of the SGA Secretary in- clude talsing the minutes at all assembly meetings, preparing and distributing them to the assembly, talsing roll call and handling all SGA correspondence, The Secretary also talses minutes of all Executive Board meetings and sends notification of loss of recognition to clubs and organizations when necessary, Through my office l have made many friendships with other students, faculty and administrators, There peof ple have helped me grovv to better face challenges and problems and gain new respect for people of differing opin- ions. The lnteraction Coordinator helps maintain communication and smooth programming among all clubs and or- ganizations. All SGA sponsored events to be scheduled are channelled through the lnteraction Coordinator, encourag- ing cooperation and participation on campus SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ln our senior year, we have incurred many accomplishments for Philadelphia Textile's class of 1982. lt has been a very enjoyable and eventful year for us . . . organizing fund raisers and planning events. Our most important event being the Senior Dinner Dance and lastly gradu- ation. These past four years at Textile have been filled with good friendships, new experiences, and knowledge and as they come to a close, we would like to thank the administration mem- bers and all seniors who have participated to make these events times to remember. Best wishes and luck to all! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The class of 1983, through sponsorship of innovative fund raisers and fun events, has definitely left its mark on the college commu- nity, Looking ahead to senior year promises even more cohesiveness and continued suc- cess for each member. Senior Class President Carol Pabst, Senior Class Representative Charleen Harris Junior Class President David Harrington, Junior Class Representative Mary Ellis, 138 Piepresenrorive Bersy Mondolsos, Presidenr Morls Sunderlond, Presidenr Kevin Durlsin, Represenrorive Lynne l-loplsins. SOPHOMCDRE CLASS OFFICERS Hi! For rhose sophomores who don'r know us, we were your Sophomore Closs Presidenr ond Piepresenrorive. As officers of rhe Sophomore closs, we oc- complished evenrs, such os sponsoring rhe Welcome Freshmen Borbecue or rhe beginning of Foll semester, selling refreshmenrs or mony of rhe movies held on compus, sponsoring o 'lTogo Pony ond rhe Spring weekend Town- house Borbecue. Also we hod fund rois- ers such os rhe Tuck in service . All in oll, ir hos been ci prosperous yeor in rerms of involvemenf ond conrriburion of rhe Sophomore Closs ro rhe Texrile Community. FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS As freshmen closs officers, Kevin Dur- Isin ond Lynne l-loplsins hove fried ro inrroduce ocriviries ond evenrs ro rhe compus body ro iniriore unificorion be- rween oll srudenrs. Through sodo soles or movies, misrlefoe soles ond o group sponsorship vvirh rhe sophomore closs ond SGO of the Greel4s Togo Porry. We hope fhe freshmon closs hove gorren involved wirh compus ocriviries ond will conrinue ro be ocrive or PCTGS. THE ANALYSIS CDF 1982 DEADLINE: Whot do you meon .... 50 poges due when? .... l-lello, Bill? You'ye been such o good yeorbools representotive ond we'ye been so good ot every other deodline, could we moybe hoveiust until Tuesdoy, pleose? lt's on emergency, the pictures ore owful, two editors ore sicls, the typewriter died, the office ceiling leolsed oil over the finished poges ef'-- oh pleosel .... l-loye you seen those distressed people running fronticolly ground compus, who ore sometimes blurry eyed, lugging SPX forms, croppers, ond pico rulers Cvvho would go onyvvhere without them?D Well, if you hove you must reolize these people belong to the l'Anolysis stoff ond thot phone conyersotion, well thot's something thot's commonploce to our odyi- sorsz Ken Stronge ond Dr. John l-loig ond most especiolly our terrific yeorbools representotiye Bill O'l3rien - Thonlss for eyerythingl We would olso lilse to thonls oll the orgonizotions ond odministrotion for their cooperotion, Thonlss olso tot he componies who helped sponsor our bool-4 through odvertise- ments. And thonlss to the stoffl To help continue our further growth, we olwoys welcome construc- tiye criticism. THE 1982 ANALYSIS PHCDTOGRAPHERS :mlb 9 WP f 2 wr Our Business momoger horcl or worI1?! The fiqgl poyoffl L .V Wwwmwwiw .,g ul luq I A LL 1 quq , V ... ALL 6 M Those edirorsjusr Iove e-och other ro deorh! The Accounting So- ciety is a professional as well as social organi- zation. lt sponsors speaker meetings on topics in Accounting, along with our annual forum focusing on ca- reers in accounting. We also run social events such as our an- nual barbeque and trips to the casinos, but, our main goal is to enhance the Account- ing program, to the benefit of the colleges accounting majors. The Marketing Society is an organization for market- ing majors and other busi- ness related fields. The soci- ety is also a member of the American Marketing Associ- ation. A number of activities were planned and held this year. In the fall semester, lntercolligiate Day was held. Students from other col- leges visited Textile to hear speakers in the field of Mar- keting, advertising, and merchandising. A buffet dinner was held afterward. It was an informative day for everyone. The fall se- mester also included the Clio Awards film, a skating party with the Commuter Club, and a trip to the Casi- nos in Atlantic City, NJ. Events for the spring semes- ter will include a fund raising basketball game with the Philadelphia Eagles. A field trip to New York City and an awards banquet has been planned to end a fun and successful year for the Marketing Society. THE ACCOUNTING SOCIETY M w .,,.,,WWN.,,.,.,,.f,....,,.,...,,,WM..4... ,. MWMV ,m,mMW FSE iii , 5 i ' C . 5 2 I 3 1 Q e 2 I . . E s S 3 5 E. Mlm 55 X 2 - :greg E S ' 'i III I s. iii its Sli . sg s I THE MARKETING SOCIETY 2 The 1981-82 Marketing Society. iiilllli THE MUSICIANS GUILD This year af fhe Philadelphia College of Texfiles and Science, a new organizafion, The Musicians' Guild, was formed. Founded by Ze'ev Psivlin, a sophomore af fhe college, fhe guild was esfao- lished TO offer musicians OT fhe school an opporfuni- ry ro communicare, inreracr, learn and perform rogefher. Besides worlsing with each ofher, fhe guild also prepared and performed several shows: a winfer Holiday Concerf and a spring COOCGVT. Af bofh rhese concerfs a variefy of music was per- formed in fhe classical, pop, and acousfic rocls sryles. During 'Spring Week , fhe NO FPXILLS BAND, The Guild's very own rocls band was feafured OT Saloon Nighf, complering a successful firsf year of evenrs. Members: Cafhey Adsif Flufe Joseph Arechavala Acousric guirar, vocals Jim Dorneman Elecfric Bass, rocls bond Daneffe Broclsenorough Flure Kimberly Brown clarinef Wilfred Frisby ADVISOR Cello Sybil Griffifh flufe Nancy Hoch Piano, vocals Franls Janlsowslsi Vice-Presidenf Lead and rhyrhm guifar, vocals, rocls band, acousfic guirar Leo Mancuso Drums, vocals, rocls band, piano Edward O'l3oyIe Lead and rhyfhm guirar, rocls band Ze'ev Piivlin Presidenf Lead vocals, rocls band, acousfic guirar Houssein Salman Acousfic Guifar, vocals Judy Telafnils Piano, clariner Tami Thompson French l-lorn Linda Washingfon vocals BLACK AW RENESS SOCIETY The Block Aworeness Society is orgonized to help Block students, minorities, ond oll other PCTGS stu- dents become culturolly, sociolly ond ocodemicolly owore. This is done through sociol events, fund roisers Cboke solesb, hosting of guest speokers, sponsoring of o winter trip to the Poconos, ond disploying Block ort, culture, ond ochievements through o show cose disploy during Block History Month. The Perkin Society is the quiet, but effective group on compus thot consists of the chemists ond textile chemists in the Textile com- munity. We ore student offiliotes of the Americon Chemicol Society, ond Americon Associotion of Tex- tile Chemists ond Colourists. Some of the students ore student mem- bers of the Society of Dyers ond Colourists, lntersociety Colour Council, Society for Applied Spec- troscopists ond the Coblenz Soci- ety. We ore the group thot ossoci- otes with the bosis of oll textile ond modern doy living chemicolly. i Front row: Dovid Siwoii, Donno Corter, Dopne Smith, Poulo Smith, Cossondro Porker, Fothe Allen. 2nd row: Bruce Butler, Soroh Mosley, Uto, Koren Moore, Cheryl Locy, Kimberly Horris. 8rd row: Druce Ryles, Brion Leich, Jock Young, Joshuo Smith, Keith Coldwell, Greg Stewort PERKIN SOCIETY Bock row: Kim Brown, Chris Jenkins, Victor Mozzio, Koren Horoburdo, Ed Sweiger, Mork Koegon. Front row: Morybeth Jupino, Kothy Slckwoy, Debbie l-lones, Cheryl Brown, Donny Reich, Leo Moncuso, Cosey Shoffer HILLEL A This yeor Hillel the Jewish Stu- dent Union did on excellent job of reorgonizing ond pulling through to occomplish o successful yeor. Our colendor included mony oc- tivities both on ond off compus designed to help the Jewish stu- dents estoblish on identity through culturol, religious, ond sociol events. Among our mony events wos the Coffeehouse with the l'Triongles , the deli lunch ond the Holloween Porty. Also included wos our Honulsl-xoh progrom ot the Greene Acres Nursing ond Convolescent Home os well os Shobbot Dinners ond the bi- monthly meetings. Hillel, of course olwoys seel-is porticipotion by everyone on l compus ond promises o fun-filled l time never without o lough or two. From left to right: Neil Pohl, Amy Flomen, Judy Brill, Liso Levine, Beth llotner, Fron Dishler The Life Science Club is designed to meet the per- sonol ond professionol needs of the Life Science students through lectures, trips, ond group discussions. Emphosis is ploced on the relotion of the sciences to the heolth fields ond industry. Highlights of the yeor include our on- nuol Coreer Doy ond the club's picnic eoch spring. Front row: Rob Slsibjols, Andrew Miller, Chonging: Hope SondlerD 2nd row: Dione Anuslsy, Peg Leggieri, Kothy Sloclswoy, Eleonor King Bock row: Morls Corr, Chucls Pue, Morls Moscori, Nonocy Hocls, Lindo Washington, Morio Wogner, Milse Psuggiono. Photo Club hos grovvn this yeor with more members to shore their photo- grophic lsnowledge ond questions. The president initioted tollss on vorious ospects of the comero ond its uses. Film vvos distribut- ed ond developed during the members tree time in the club dorle room. We proude ly offered two contests during this yeor with the Foll theme ond focus on compus ond on open theme contest in the Spring 1982. gm PHoto CLUB Front row: Soto Mosley, Julionne Dovis, Sue Cohen, Lorroine Boris, Liso Angiolillo. Second row: Towneichi Moyer, Donnc. McKeown, Korin Miller, Jose Nunez, Noncy Gershmon, Michelle Dowson, Heru Soebroto, Dock rovvf Phil Lichtenwolner, INTER VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IVCF provides the opportunity for Christions of oll ' denominotions ond other interested students to shore ond leorn through proyer, song ond bible studies. Activities vvith other locol colleges such os o Love Feost ond souore donce encouroge the intere oction of Chtistions throughout the city. On compus, bi-weelsly meetings, speolsers ond sociol octivities strengthen our relotionships with eoch other ond with the Lord. We hope to grovv through the odded involvement of commuters ond internotion- ol students PTLI Liso Ciovolo, Louro Floim, Mory O'Conner, Morls Broune, Lindo, Fron Piccone, Corol Armstong. A2 TQ, the Americon Associ- otion for Textile Technology, is o professionol orgonizotion of students interested in textiles. There ore student chopters lo- coted throughout the US. The purpose of AQTQ is to inform ond bring to the compus the textile industry, This orgonizo- tion brings forth its oqectives through communicotions with textile professionols, During the post yeor, we sponsored two speolsers, Robert Molnor spolse on Non-wovens in clothing ond Sourer looms spolse on twisting properties. We went to our no- tionol conference in New Yorls City on Morch 29 which includ- ed o progrom with FIT. The dues for the club ore 57.50 o yeor which includes o mem- bership cord ond monthly per- iodicols A2T2 ll Bock row: Robinonne Duemler, Dione Lewis, Mori-Q Steclsel, Tomi Thompson, Angelo Allord, Profs S. Richords Codyisorl Mory O'Connor, Goil Aclsley, Koren Follsowslsi, Front rowg Lori Sigentholer, Debbie Gilbert, Dovid Puglio, Renee Lono TEXTILE ENGINEERING SCDCIETY The Textile Engineering Soci- ery's moin purpose is to octi- yote student oworeness to tex- tile reseorch ond developmen- roi engineering During the post yeor, the society octiyely por- ticipoted in 'lEngineer's week in the Delowore Volley , During this time we did disploys in the front showcoses in l-loyword Holl ond hod seminors to inject thot engineering interest. The club olso prepores the engineering students for co- reers by offering trips to vorious textile mills ond guest speolsers thot discuss developments in the field of engineering, ff fi if :.x- f TT I ...... it - T Q x,s,,,,,.,. .. N is Sd --.. Elmer Kroulond, Moryloe Hogeneger, Dr. F. Ko Codvisorb, Isho Anthony Mcl3ryon, Konrod Kroulond, Moggie D'oyverso Robert Reigger, Pot Folls, Judy Telenila 21 WTEX-MORE THAN A MELODY . . WE'RE WTEX wishes ro express ir's opprecio- rion ro rhe foculry ond srudenr body of PCTGS for rheir supporr ond encouroge- menr rhroughour rhe 1981-1982 school yeor. The primory inrenr of WTEX is ro pro- vide on ossorrmenr of musicol rosres ond news of compus evenrs. Long ronge gools, os olwoys, ore ro expond our broodcosring copobiliries in order ro reoch os mony eors os possible. ln rerro- specf, rhe yeor proved ro be enjoyoble, chollenging, ond or rimes frusrroring. As o whole the 81-82 yeor will go on re- cord os being successful. Speciol rhonl-:'s ond recognirion go ro our foculry odvisors, Mr. Poul Kersrerrer ond Mr. Michoel Eosrwood ond rhonls you ro oll rhe srorion members for ojob well done, is . YCUR IMAGINATICJN 1 ' Q . ul .K v '51 , .. n . My 'lf ,5. i fc,-fi W ., V --f M -4 'A mall The Crew of WTEX. THE SAILING ASSOCIATICN The fide wos high fhis post yeor for fhe Soilihg Associofioh. Wifh hew- fouhd ihreresr fhe ossociofioh grew sizobly. The Texriie Novy fools on oc- five porf im fhe sociol life or Texfile, wifh our owh club evenrs ond wirh school ocriviries, We iools forword ro becoming stiff Comoefirioh for rhe oreo reoms when we cohfrohr rhem oh rhe high seos! T T '- LJ 7lll STUDENT W HSP4PfR OF IHI PHILADELPHIA C'UI.l.EG!:' OF i E TEXTILES AND .Sf IENCE The TEXT is the student newspaper of PCTGS. Published bi-monthly, the paper serves to keep the textile community informed on all college related news as well as being a creative outlet for studentjournalists. As at any college, the newspaper is an important form of communication and a vital part of campus activity. Staff writers and contributors are welcomed with open arms. The paper is distributed free to all students, UDMIBPBBKSCIQVA-rm 3' . -mann r lQ First row: Dave Ruhleman, Cathy Morrison, Dave Downs, Lisa Gallegher, Patti Zortman, Skip Baldino. Second row: Lisa Meglioia, Terri Richter, Rich Shevlin, editor-inchief, Dory Mikalac, asst-editor-in-chief, Darleen Dickinson, Lori Dritringham. Missing: Vanessa Howard, Mark Mcgeske, Patti McKenna, Jim Peditto, Andre Bires, Betsy Mandakis, Janet Fisher, Kris Anderson, and Dr. Brown, advisor. THE DESIGNERS' ALLIANCE The Designers' Allionce en obles Textile Design students Ieorn of the odvonces in dee sign, ond hovv it relotes to the textile industry. Our onnuol trip to New Yorls highlights this pure pose. Guest speolsers offer sug- gestions on portfolios, ond prof vide voluoble informotion rel- evont to coreers, Bottom row, Sigrid Weltge Codvisorb, Lynn Wright, Noncy Gershom, Corolyn Zrodo, Denise Bessl-ser, Liso Tronsue, Sue Cohen, Soroh Beyer, Dorlene Smith, Middle row: lone Sovoge, Fronlx Sherlocls, Tonyo Berger, Kim Flodine. Top row: Suzin Steermon, Judy Kotz Csecretory ond treosurerl Ifioyte I-Iossett Cvice-presldentb, Ed Thomos Cpresidentl THE COMPUTER SOCIETY In the post there vvos o void here ot Textile, there wos no specific professionol group thot hod the meons or the stoff to occomodote the Computer octivist. To fill this need, o group of students ond foculty storted the PCTGS STUDENT Cl-IAPTEPI OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MA- CHINERY. Computer Society for short, our new orgonizotion is novv recognized by Student Government ond here to stoy. Eoch month vve hove our regulot monthly meeting vvith speolsers from industry, oth- er colleges, ond orgonizotions thot ollovv our members to grovv. We ore opprooch- ing our first onniversory with sixteen mem- bers ond ore olvvoys reody for more In the future vve ore plonning o fevv trips ond hope to expond the coeop ot Textile to suit Ti H the needs of our members. -4-,e Wa Front row, Elizobeth Coscioto, Morio Bogni, Donno Smith, Ze'ev Rivlin, Ernst Frisicchio, Louis Copece Williom Choy, Professor London, Neil Pohl, Second rovv, Bob Mereno, Bob Levinson, Dovid Stewort Professor Sonford, Borboro Anderson, George Pohl. Steven Clucls not pictured. 25 KEEPING PACE WITH THE FASHION WORLD. The Fashion Merchandising Sociery has ex- perienced a phenomenal growfh during 1981- 82 including Dr. Maryanne Bohlinger as a faculfy advisor. The more rhan one hundred members include srudenfs from rexrile, appar- el, business as well as fashion merchandising. FMS parficipofed in programs held by fhe Fashion Group of Philadelphia including a Mulri-Media Trend Reporr on European and American Ready-ro-Wear and Career Day '82, As a finale for each semesfer FMS held rwo fashion shows, rhe firsr ro promore ralenred Texfile designers and rhe Fourrh annual Spring Weekend show. Along wifh special eyenrs, commiffee pro- jecrs flourished wirh new T-shirrs, a srorionery logo, a redecorared office and a raffle for a deparrmenr srore gifr cerrificare. FMS has had an exciring, fasr-paced year bringing the Fashion World ro Texrilel we ff- W, --V 4- uf. ML .,h.,A,,.. . i . , , , I ,i 5 v- ,W , 4-Q ' -1 Dio, qi'-W' iv' y.,:'4Q ,WM 4- 'fm wi 512 , E ., V ,gr . if ' A 519 ffm 1981-82 FASHION MERCHANDISING SOCIETY BUDGET COMMITTEE: THE MONEY PEGPLE The Budget Committee of the student govern- ment association, chaired by the SGA, Treasurer, allocates funds to be used for Social and Cultural programs as well as to meet the needs of SGA approved clubs and organizations. Budgets are re' viewed by the committee on Monday nights and are discussed and voted on. The committee consists of seven students at large, the SGA Interaction Coordinator, and a representative from the student affairs office. Some of the most memorable bud- gets approve were the homecoming concert, the wine tasting program, and the all-famous spring vveelsend, The budget committee represents you please talse advantage of itll qt 2. w ' Budget Committee: Bob Naples, Natalie Slobodinslsi, Barbara Coppelli, Marls Majeslxi, Mary O'Connor, Dave Ruhlman Sue Hartman Nancy Evans Mark Johnanson missing from photo Susan Byrne SCCIAL ADVISORY BO RD The Social Advisory Board was new to Textile this year. lts function is to help develop a more rounded social life for vveelsend activities by balancing and deversifying them. As hoped, this type of program has been success- fully implemented. Starting with the A's concert on Homecoming, to inspiring themes lilse Red Garter Nite, to movies such as Stripes and Hallovveen ll, we ended with a Bluegrass Festival on Spring Weekend, The road has been paved and vve're hoping to help you even more next year! Tutors, who are these people that in their spare time help follovv student's who may be having prob- lems with a particular sub- ject. Are they sadists, mas- ochists, or are theyjust plain crazy? Actually, they are students who are very good at a particular subject and are patient enough to try to help other students do vvell in their courses. The tutoring services are located in the upstairs of the Human Re- source Center. If you are having a problem in any specific course drop over and see what they can do for you. inane- L to R: Natalie Slobodinslsi, Linda, George Smith, Joan Powers, Nadine Kaplan. STUDENT TUTORS A 'if '34, The Tutors are: Cesar Rodriguez, Miguel de Zevallos, Suson Cohen, Christine Lange, Lisa Herbert, Linda Heintzelman, Dory Miclsalac, Elmer Krauland, Mauree Mcl4enone, Daphne Smith, Chantllsremar Ramlsumar, Adeaye Sundam, Solomaon Onadein, Kaderi Larval, Matt Hartman, Stephen Clucls, Michael Murphy, Philip Kadroff, Junius Johnson, Paula Leach, Marcia Meyers, Laurie Cohen, Renna Randall, Robert Paoluc, Sheila Cale, Rita Dazzo, Yvonne Parver, Lydia Bulsowslsi. Elections Committee are CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE The Cultural Affairs Committee provides a varied program of the fine and perform- ing arts, culturally enriching entertainment, as well as a number of educational and curriculum-related presentations. We offer the entire community opportunities for cul- tural enhancement and intellectual enjoy- ment. This year the committee sponsored a number of events on campus in addition to some outside excursions. As Textile is locat- ed in a culturally rich area, students were able to attend orchestra concerts, drama productions, ond the ballet through our ticket program. A bus trip was planned each semester to see the Winterthur Muse- um in Delaware and to New Yorls to tour the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Since our prime responsibility is to serve the students, the committee feels strongly that the students should talee the opportu- nities they are offered. 1981-82 CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ELECTIONS COMMITTEE those seldom seen, but always heard people on Textile's cam- pus. We see these people at the beginning of the Fall semes- ter for Freshman elections and then again in the spring -first for the SGA elections of President and Vice President, then again for class president and repre- sentative elections. However, these people worle all year long to prepare for these events and to malse sure they run smoothly, fairly, and hon- estly. They did an excellent job this past year, thanlss to Ro- seonn Kuhar ond Laura Flaim who chaired the committee and all their volunteer helpers, Continued good lucls and good worlsl Kim Wuest, Laura Flaim, Tkoseann Kuhar, Susan Abrams, Marybeth, Eileen Collins Helene Poist THE QRIENTATICN CCMMITTEE The Orientotion Com- mittee fomiiiorizes new students with college life through the summer ori- entotion progroms ond through socioi events durf ing Registrotion weele. We olso produce on Orif entotion for incoming stu- dents in Jonuory. The po- sition os on orientotion committee member is determined vio on inter- view ond o commitment of four to five weekends during the summer, 4.. From left to right: Condy Cioris Anerte Hresl-zo Ed Thomos Judy Postore Tonyo Berger, Mory O'Conner. Not in photo Potty McKenno Dove Piuhlmon Bill Munion ond Rich Shevlin INTER-RESIDENCE COUNCIL ,www Fronr row: Korhy Ricosro, Dono Rizzo, Mory Por, DonnoMorie Mclseovvn. Bocls Row: Ken Ploce, Loinee Uberri, Hoi Boner, Hope Levine, Kim Wuesr Inrer-residence council is novv in ir's second yeor of voicing rhe srudenr's opinions concern' ing housing policies, ro obroin some promising resulrs. Eoch fo- ciliry hos o number of represen- rorives occording ro rhe rorol number of srudenfs residing in eoch residenriol fociliry. IRC hos been responsible for fhe oero- bic donce closses, Nighr of fhe Roces, Bingo nire, os vvell os helping fellow srudenrs. Also rolsen vorious surveys fo bene- fir the residenfiol srudenrs. And for rhe smoll fee of rvvo dollors, you con be on IRC member ond reop if's benefits, RESIDENT ASSISTANTS 1sf row: Annie Abromovvifz, George Smirh, Renee Lono, Michoel Cerebelli, Corhy Honey. Qnd row: Slsip Boldino, Sol Boccello, Lourie Mc5heo, Moryellen lrfery, 3rd rovvz Cheryl Profheroe, Kim Snow, Jeonne Umlond. Arh row: Groce Corbi, Suson Szymonslsi, Condy Crowley, Koren Wilson The RAh's, exocfly vvho ore rhey ond vvhor is rheir purpose or rexfilelbesides lerring you inro your room when you ore loclsed ourl?D These residenrs ore olso residenf ossisfonfs ond rhey vvorls TO molse residenriol life o befrer ploce TO live in ond vvorle in. Hovv do fhey do rhis? They reporr oll moinfoinonce problems, help solve room- more dilemo's, help freshmen ond rronsfers gef oquoinfed vvifh rhe compus. nor ro men- rion vveelsend duries Cughb. These ore jusf o fevv of rhe duries rhey perform ro benefir compus housing ond ifs occu- ponrsl So don'r rhinls rheir only job is fhof of rhe loclsed door rourine - oppreciore ihese people for rhe good job fhey do, ond PS. don'r forger your lseyslil This yeor jusr os orher yeor's Sig Ep deolr nor only in compus enrerroinmenr our, communiry involve- menr os well, Once ogoin we sponsored our semi-on- nuol blood oonls ond hod o significonr increose in donors over Idsf yeor, We olso or rended our conference ond Ieorned how ro molse rhe fror vvorls oerier for rhe members ond rhe compus for prosperous forure. We would Iilse olso ro rhonls our Iirrle sisrers rhe Golden I-Ieorrs for rheir help ond porricipo- rion, So on oeholf of Sig Ep, we would Iilse ro cgongroru- lore oll The seniors ond wish rhem rhe oesr of Iucls. GOLDEN HEARTS SIGMA PHI EPSILON Fronr rovvg Milse Kvvopisz, Fronls Sherlock, More Bergmon, Nicls Ippoliri, Micls Lichrmon, Ed Schworrzmon, Dove Disk, Eric Lomperr, Tom Wheelons. Bock Psow: Phil Pulley, Milse Coyle, Bob Isone, Sylvon Goldvverr, Dovid Turrlemon, Sru Jorvis, Jerry Green, Dill Moron, I-lorry Lorhom Berh Schierhorsr, Jomie Johnson, Mory Morris, Rose Acuozzo, Sue Bulmers, Sondi Sloone Tri-Zero is rhe only sociol sororify on rhe Texfile com- pus. Acrive since 1978, fheir gool is TO bring girls TOQGTHQV ro form losring friendships ond involve fhem in school ocriviries. Along wifh rheir brofhers SGO rhey hove sponsered numerous ocfivi- ries for the Texrile communi- ry. This yeor, olong wirh SGO ond WAA, fhey ore sponsering fhe firsf Spring Semi-Formol Dinner Donce. Sigmo Gommo Omego, is berrer lsnown os SGO ro rhe foculry ond srudenrs here or Texrile. The froferniry wos esroblished by four grodu- ores OT Pierce Junior College, who fronsfered TO Texfile in rhe foll of 1978. Now in if's fourfh yeor of exisronce if hos been o greof conrribufor ro fhe ocfiviries of fhe school. Though the growfh hos been slow, we plon ro exe pond by copruring fhe inferf esf of incoming freshmen, SGCJ hos olreody shown if self os being o power by winning rhe foorboll infro- murols for The fhird consecuf rive chompionship. As rhe newesr froferniry on com- pus, we hope TO become o deciding focfor in ony chonges for rhe berrer or rhe Philodelphio College of Texfiles ond Science. TRI-ZETA Firsr row: Morgorer Schneider, Kore Hosser, Yvonne Porver, Jonice Morrorono, Trish Cole, Suson Cole, Morio Neve, Vickie Grobowslsi. Second row: Delyne Wismer, Korhy Cole, Irene Voulgoridis, Lindo Webb, Chrissy McGouley, Fronny Gillmon, Chris Burler, SIGMA GAMMA OMEGA Ui' Wm Fronr row: Bill Munro Cpresidenrb, Bill Locchesi, Milse Gionro, Piich Shevlin, 2nd row: Ken Opollsowslsi, Sol Boccello. Srd row: Polu Levin, Dove Powell, Eric Uhlenbrocls As rhe only orofessionol business frorerniry on the Texrile cornpus. Delro Sigrno Pi geors its progroms ro in- clude oll segnnenrs of rhe business community. While increosing our size ro double rhor of losr yeor, our pro- grorns hove olso ossisred in the oworeness of chonges in rhe business environmenr ond how ro funcrion Wirhin such on environmenr. This is occomplished rhrough rhe use of ocodernics roughr or Texrile ond on effecrive scheduling rechnique of rhe eve-nrs oloced on rhe colen- dors of Texrile ond Delro Sig- mo Pi. DELTA SIGMA Pl 1981-82 Delro Sigrno Pi I I 15131 S951 :Til welll Phi Psi turned in another successful year by maintaining their standard programs and integrating new icleas. Something new that we tried was our first ever fall trip to Avtex Fibers in Front Royal Virginia. We also visited some of J.P. Stevens and Co. lnc.'s mills in North Carolina, this spring. We continued our Boy and Girl Scout Merit Badge Program, Campus Tour Program, Student Recruitment Program, and our Speaker Program with great success. Eight members also went to Lubbock, Texas in November for the National Convention. Phi Psi's success is the result of the contribution and hard worls of its members. nu? W 198182 PHI PSI. COLLEGE BOWL ALL-STARS The Uvorsity sport of the mind, College Bowl, come to Textile this yeor. A three weels intro- college tournoment wos held lote foll semester. Approximotely 15 teoms representing resident stu- dents, commuters, ond froternities competed in the double eliminotion tournoment. The finol motch sitted the Rodd Scholors ogoinst the Orphons. After o finol round, Lucos Costqon, Chorles Zuclser- mon, Neil Pohl, Noncy Dill, ond Roy Fowler CThe Orphonsb emerged victorious. The All-Stor Teom wos chosen to represent Tex- tile ot the Region lll ACU-1 College Bowl Chompion- ship held Februory o, 1982 ot Williom Poterson Jr. College in Woyne, NJ. Textile's teom competed ogoinst the lil-:es of Temple, Princeton, Villonovo, ond LoSolle. After o good showing, they were defeoted but mointoin high hopes for '88 Sitting: Morio Gressong, College Bowl Coordinotor, Lucos Costejon, Judy Postore, Stonding: Edword Thomos, Chorles Zuclsermon. Missing: Tom Corbett. ZETA BETA TAU Zeto Beto Tou froternity hos begun to rejuvinote its mem- bership by on octive recruiting progrom led by Pete Kulslinslsi, Although the froternity is NOT presently operoting its froterni- ty house, there ore plons for o future reopening ond rush por- ties os well os the plons for on increosed porticipotion in com- pus octivities. 1981-82 wos o growing yeor for our froternity ond we hope to continue growing os the yeors continue. 1981-82 Zero Beto Tou Members MAIN DESK ATTENDANTS The Main Desls Arren- danrs dispense lsey sign-ours for organizarional rooms lo- cared in rhe Srudenr Cenrer, sell stamps, give change, game eauipmenr, erc. They also answer phones, do clerical vvorls and handle rhe mail for rhe organizarions. The Public Relarions Office serves rhe purpose of ap- proving posrers and advising organizarions on campus of rhe channels open ro rhem in rhe area of adverrising and public relarions. i i Par Cole, Nancy Prereslso, Linda Webb, Dawnmarie Raymond, Lynne Hoplsins, and Peggy Morris. Missing: Chris McGauley, Paul Alles, Kathy McGrath, Bob Munsell, Lori Tesoro, Nancy Evans, Sheryl Wiener, Par Copeland, Pam Christine, and Kevin Durlsin. POSTER PEOPLE 351 Jim Pedirro, Tina Christopher, and Andre Bires. W WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ln WAA. we worls ro oronwore wom- en's ornlerics. We do rnis by roising funds ro help supporr ond reword deserving reomsi Some of rhese rewords would oe cnonfif pionsnipjocleers. This yeor ine orgonizorion sold Tfshirrs ro promore W.A.A,, we olso were ine judges for rnis yeors greels gornes during spring weelsend. We orgo- nized rnejudging ond nod oll of rnejudges in our T-snirrs ond wnire snorfs ro lseeo uniry ornong rnejudges ond so ine confes- ronrs could eosily spor ojudge. The gomes wenr very srnoornly ond were less com- peririve ond much more fun We would olso like ro rnonls ine dedicored orneleres who gove rneir rime, efforr, ond enrnusi- osrn. l 1981-1982 Wome-n's Arnie-fic Associorion ROAD SCHOLARS The Rood Scholors is o new odoirion ro Tex- rile's lisr of sociol orgonizorions rhis yeor. The duol purpose of the club is ro olleviore rhe problems commurers run inro ond ro involve commuring srudenrs in on-compus ocriviries, We hove hoo olor of fun this yeor successfully fulfilling borh of rhese gools. For exomple, Cor-pools, co-sponsor- ing o slsoring porry, ond o fifries donce, We've occomplished olor in our firsr yeor ond hope ro :io even more nexr yeor. , M i penny, , s ww f svn? ' W L, ' 1981-82 Piood Scholors, GRIEVANCE BCDARD The Grievonce Boord is o Srudenr Governf menr Commirree which is responsible for solving srudenr problems. lr is our job ro invesrigore rhese grievonces promprly ond rerurn ro rhe srudenr vvirh o solurion. Rich Shevlin ond Sherri Pellsofer THE ANNUAL STUDENT GCVERNMENT AWARDS fix, , - .lj 1 - THE CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMM SPONSORS A SPRING CONCERT X ,gf- 32 w ,,,, -- r W W M ,E Q,,,,,Q hw iw-1 fi ? I1 I r Q S. a .-53 LEAlDERSHIP WEEKEND 1981 -1982, i Firsr row, Young Bum Kong, Chorlene Horris, Porri McKenno, Korhy McGrorh, Second row, Mork Johonson, Chris Sreworr, Mory O'Connor, Noroiie Slobodzinslsi, Jim Ross. Third row, Joon Powers, Ann Somboro, Karen Wilson, Corol Pobsr, Lorry Aclsermon, Fourrh row: Perer Kolisinsisi, Dove Horringfon, Borry Kroclsover, Andre Bires. Fifrh row: Jim Pedirro, Morls Mojeslsi, Bernie Burke, Moria Sunderiond, Rich Shevlin, Amory Morlshom, Neil Pohl. we if .,.,.- ,F sy if I wonder if I could hold my breorh unril rhey Ieove? ' E f V F 3 if A fi.-fM Nor onorher hike Jim?! AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE s, , 65,172 gf!! VZ yu f , ,f iiimw ZW? 5 ' , ,Jw ,W , ,A f , ,wif ' Hurry up ond ger on rhe ous before we hove ro go on onorher hilse. LEADERSHIP WEEKEND This yeors foll Leodership Weekend wos held or rhe Pocono Environrnenrol Educorionol Cenrer. Thirry-six enrhusioric Texrile srudenis occomponied Jim Ross ond his fomily, ro rhe cenrer for o weels- end of physicol ond rnenrol ociiviries geored or helping rhe furure leoders leorn ro worls rogeiher iowords success- ful orgonizorions on cornpus, Indoor ocriviries included serninors held by rhe Closs Officers on such ropics os Tronsirion, Cornrnunicorions ond Mori vofion, Ourdoor ocriviries consisred of hilses, group gornes, forming o hurnon lsnor, ond more hilsesl We ore srill wondering where Mr. X, hilsed off ro. .1067 , . Q3 0 Q. 25. Q ,W,.gxW- Judy Posrore makes the grade. ,ff ' U 4+10ow ' Crob delighr? Hey Dorb, whor do yo soy? F Hi Mom! Y' ?!23' M-'RMK as lf ,rv 2 ' 3 gff5if92Q1 3 s'4'fgfgyf'f Q Q 4, an A S ,494 . M ' y 1 .,,.......,, 1 Q ...A f -r my , . E 'lf 44 re A Q i 5 W ,. Jig r vw 2 QMQ, A comforroble porr of rrwe Iubrory. Phorogrophers never go pubric! File ur under XJ Library pe-rcrwers, EVERYONE LCVES A PARADE The focol poihr of rhe weeisehd wos rhe soccer gome oerweeh Texriie ohd Rider. Be- fore rhe gome, o porode wos sponsored by rhe Homecoming Commirree which cohsisred of floors ohd oohhers., The Texriie Ehgiheerihg Sociery roois firsr prize ih rhe floor CONTEST, vvirh rhe Womerfs Arhleric Associorioh roi-:ihg sec- ohd, The bohher cohresr wos woh by rhe members of rhe Desigh Aliiohce. The floors, bohhers, ohd music supplied by rhe Kehsihg- ron Srrihg Bond mode rhe 1981 porode The oesr ever. Also, rhe doy wos compiere wirh rhe Roms 50 vicrory over Rider. he-Q.. 1 'Z . AQ 'il n V SEMI-FORMAL '81 . . . On Fridoy nighr, Ocrober i, 1981, srudenrs, olumni ond guests porrools in Texriles yeorly homecoming donce. The evening wos spon- sored by rhe infer-Frorerniry Council ond wos coordinored oy Koren Wilson ond Sol Doc cello. Helping honds from members of Delio Sigmo Pi, Sigmo Gommo Omego, Zero Bero Tou, Sigmo Phi Epsilon ond Tri Zero mode rhe donce o successful one. Music wos provided by Sound Enrerroinmenr ond food wos sup- plied oy Connons Deli. Bonnie Smirh ond her escorr fools odyonroge of rhe runes ond showed us how ro 'lboogie when rhey won rhe donce conresr. 4 I , 5 94. cw , 'Mn A GOCD TIME WITH GOCD FRIENDS ff ,W - xt, ,Ag - 251 , i' a ,y EF, I i Q. F ,lf ' N ' il A J, ' . 5554.2 . . K Q ,wx .Z V. A , X 4 .F M w r . 0 x' W f. v M . lik? ' 4 E' , 52' M X119-W r X 1 uw' 'cu W 'Hu' 1 Q1 x '5.L'!'T 55 ,Y A 1 ' my,f,iHay. I ' 'l. ,X M 'QW Er' .KJ ' 'Www ,W ' ,Q gc V W A' .J iw ,fr 49 - .M 53, if 'I W if X ,,,, QW, H! 2 6 1, lm ,inf fr 1 Y K in ' M Q og, 5. iiffifif .r'2,' X1 ib- -fi My we Qs , .:. ' -uk. . ,V 2 0 35 E21 fam S Mr al 3 if - x ' , x t ,fn 3 2 1 ' 'W In ,.Oi 1., 7 ,X s I ei . 2 f .S . N1 ' ,Q .S X' Q ' 2 1 3 Y .V 1. .lf VI , L Q - E Q I f 4, . .X . . X, ya 1,15-fr I ,fm Wx : V' Q ', r wif? 5 L I X 2- if ' 'ff W 4, M 2 ' -? ,B ,-,U .sniff in 'ms v1 , 4,1151 ' I , 3.. -. '52 Q k iw 1 ML :J LW? my AM uh' 5? ti 1? W. 14 h r F 5 f Vr, V. ,gba L' -- -----W, , l 1 L W P?- LE mef K L ,wal 5 58 fha-n.,,,. 9, Vx E-. ,ww ,tb ,A Wbnlw, wflllgpa. Qffqm. H11-. .' A N? N :El UL f , IL, .fy 9,1 . .yr i bmw... -04' ,ff -wi 5- - 1' b A ,:'V'411:S ' W vm 2:'f'mfr '1'Y3 , K ,. ,w w ,W WIN. ,Q , w ,,g,,M -,W 3 ' Q, wan . N 4'g 1- f D., , HA., , Q V ...QQ M ww 3 1 Wx Wm we Qw 1 an M M, R www 1 A ,WJ i ,, i THE CENTER OF STUDENT LIFE Tne Srudenr Cenrer offers somerning for every- one, wnerner if's ro spend rirne berween classes srudying, playing pool, pin ball, grabbing a auicls bire ro ear, warcning soaps, fyping, playing ine piano, arfending meerings, paying a visir ro ine Dean, buying used boolss, or awairing an infer- view. You will find rnar if is a place rnaf you visir ofren because ir conrains offices of rne Dean of Srudenf Affairs, Housing and many sfudenr organi- zafions, The Srudenf Cenfer is iusr rnaf, a cenrer for srudenrs fo ger rogerner eirner ro jusr relax or ro organize a group funcrion. lr's a place for everyone and everyfning, IMI ,ann- LABS: THE BACKBCDNE OF THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY Texrile prepares irs srudenrs foriobs in rhe indusrry. The Labs, Power Weaving, Dyeing and Finishing, Nonfwoe vens, Jacquard, Grundy-Research and Tesring and Barils, offer a hand on pracrical worls experience ro rhe srudenr and expose rhem ro all racers of rhe Texrile lndusrry, In rhe labs involving fabric weave or lsnir srrucrure rhe srudenr learns about rhe machinery and produce rheir own material designs. The Grundy Lab is used for research and resring of fabrics for rheir derermined end uses, Bari!-2 is a process of dyeing sills rhar dares bacls for cenruries. Dyeing and Finishing reaches The srudenr a vvorlsing lsnowledge of dyeing yarns ro derermine dye affiniry for cerrain fibers. Mosr of rhe eauipmenr in rhe Labs is donared by rhe various companies who produce rhe machinery. 1' f 4 'inn' M T is .iii ,MW wwf HALLOWEEN, A GHOULING EXPERIENCE' This years Halloween oarry was sponsored oy Hillel and WTEX, wirh funding from SGA. lr was a funffillea evening wirh grear music and many ingenious cosrurnes. The ghouls from Bachman house paid us a visir along wirh Emmerr Kelly, Bugs Bunny, and various ofher Characirers. Come up and see us somerime a az, 1 ri , rx . -- - ii,--,, r---, 6 The Beauiy and rhe Beasr 'a Thar's, Thar's All Follssl N.: ' ,. 'W 112 A x Wm Aurumm Comes o new rerm V Q George sees the MQW Texriie wofches with 0 mew perspecrnve X, ls rms Rocky ill? N, ,-. f SI. 4 N .im-ri 1? X? T' W lfiffii ,Qs Q, W - 3 ax. as A-M fx fan S .. 2 73 9- -.?s,,emS'?f -.gp-1 6 QW . ,, M L- f .fm 'V ff :Mrk - 5 m V ,f N, 'Q wr N V5 aww W, if M.A,,,....,,W. W. f Knopsoclss ore on ozone's besr friend. Coreful of rhose splinrersl ,jwuuw W Tur's Angels. Uh oh, here comes me peonur gallery SECCDND ANNUAL RAVENHILL CONTEST Ocrober 1981 was the nighr of nighrs. The 2nd Annual Mr. 6 Ms. RAVENHILL CONTEST fools place in rhe Ravenhill Chapel. The con- resf was sponsored by C Building. Require- menrs for rhe conresranrs included rhe singing of rhe rherne song There is no Carnpus like Wesr Campus , individual ralenr which ranged from Mearloaf irnirarions ro a sarire on Mrs. Rogers - rhe barrered wife. Lasr years winners Mike Cerebelli and Lainee Uberri did their rendirion of The Ram Van before crowning TexriIe's Mr. G Mrs. Psavenhill for 1981 Dave l-larringron of Bldg, C and Bonny Smirh of Bldg. Ai Q' 'I if ACTIVITIES FAIR 1981-82 The ocriviry folr is held during Sep- rerhber eoch yeor ro prorhore rhe vorlous Clubs ond orgohizoriohs, The evehr rolses ploce lh Downs I-loll oudif rorium during ocriviries period. lr is oh efforr by rhe mohy srudehr clubs ohd orgohizoriohs ro ehcouroge porricipo- rioh ohd membership ih srudehr gov- erhmehr. Eoch yeor rhe ocrivlries foir proves ro be os helpful ro eoch orgohlzorioh os ir is ro rhe srudehr body, becouse if ollows rhem ro ocouoihr rhemselves wirh rhe vorious opporruhiries for sro- dehr ihvolverhehr, -19' ff' fr, - 'Q ' 1, , lEXii?,.'WIVI:flil, Y' WY WWW 592 f W , I ' or wr V It T! , 2 W v,,,,,-,-Nf .f 'r 'bv The Brothers ond Golden Heorrs of Sigmo Phi Epsilon sponsor rhe Red Cross Blood mobile every se- rnesrer. This evenr could nor be successful vvirhour rhe supporr of every srudenr on Texrile's com- pus, Sigmo Phi Epsilon relies on rhe help of Professor Joel Srernberg vvho donores his rime every se- rnesrer ro help us orgonize ond meer our gool of lOOfZ-, donorion of rhe eligible srudenr body ond sroff. Www SIG EP HELPS IN EXPANDING CO THE MARKETING SOCIETY The Philadelphia Eagles visited the Textile campus during the spring semester and it was more than a social visit. The Eagles were here to help the Marketing Society with a benefit basketball game to help fight a disease that, thankfully none of the participants presently have to deal with. The student team was made up of rattle winners and the Eagles played the student team to no avail, as the students beat the Eagles, but only in baslset- ball. The Marketing Society collected quite a bit of money for their charitable cause and a good time was had by the players and the spectators of the baslsetball game. Keep up the good world SPONSORS THE EAGLES AT TEXTILE 3' fn ' 5 71 Li5renf Con you hear me woves? Aa fn' K J' V 4 -1. fm M ff -Q Who'5 the guy wirh the hood? I 4 ,,,,,,,,...., 1 , ,, any NN ' A 1 NX. in Hlusr me boys 192O'S EXHIBIT AT PALEY Of the six scheduled exhibits ot the Goldie Poley Design Center this post yeor, one thot moy well be our most significont in terms of ottrocting visitors wos Anything Goes, Textiles of the 2O's ond 8O's. Two mojor donotions of textiles to the Design Center, one from Mr. Gilbert G. Clorls of Orinolso ond the other from Mrs. Dorothy Gordner, offered us the opportu- nity to present this importont show. Within the six week period, from Feb. 25 to April 17, hundreds of people were ottrocted to the gollery to view the designs of o most unique period of our post. Discovering the styles ond foorics thot influenced mony of todoy's foshions ond designs wos on exciting experience. The gollery wos often bustling with students, mony of whom were worlsing on on ossignf ment to give on orol report on o fobric or foshion of their choice, os well os those just interested in oosorbing the foscinotion of the Hlkooring 2O's . The richly oeoded dresses of sills, chiffon, ond sotin olong with the ort deco designs in the first gollery reflected the flomboyont life style thot wos to lost until the economic collopse of the eorly 3O's. The growth of modernism in thot decode mirrored ci foscinotion with technology ond the dominoce of Hollywood. During the entire period, however, troditionol design mointoined its' strong position in the morl-zetploce. The stoff of the Poley Design Center wishes oll of our groduotes success in their future endeovors. We hope thot they will olwoys feel free to come bocls to use our collection ond to occept our hospitolity. Best of lucls. 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The entire trock progrom hos been dromoticolly upgroded due to the fine recruiting ond cooching of Joe Ryon, coupled with the dedicotion ond determi- notion of every othlete in the progrom. As proved this post seoson, Textile hos the potentiol to be one of the best in the Eost in coming yeors, Coptoins: Dove McCorthy, Ken Ploce, ond Bernie Burke Front row: Ken Ploce, Bernie Burke, Dove McCorthey. 2nd row: Bruce Byles, Cooch Piyon, Steve Keels. 8rd row: Dove Stewort, Kevin Crossett, Kevin Smith. 4th row: Pete Moron, Len Doherty, Joe Poulits, 5th row: Mike Kushner, Ernie Pitone, Bob Lokovicius. oth row: Bill Beohr, Jock Rogenhod, Leo Resinski. vehi- ANCDTHER succEssFuL SEASON! Sm. sg 1, ....... ,Vx ...,,..,,,,,,,...-. W, , 1 WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY CAPTURES ln the 1981 seoson the Lody Roms pulled o few surprises ond mony expected results. As two time division Ieoders, the teom hos now odyonced to the next division. This yeor the Lody Roms coptured o second ploce finish in conference Ill of the PAIAW with o record of 7-'I-1. The teom wos olso the winner of the Philodelphio All-College Hoclsey Tour- noment to complete their seoson with on overoll record of 11-1-2. The teom leoder ond coptoin wos senior PottiAnne McDugoll ond the seosons scoring Ieoders were Trish l-Iortmon ond Amy Gillinger. Three members of the Lody Roms were olso choof sen for the PAIAW oll-stor teom, Potti Anne McDu- goll, Trish Hortmon, ond Connie Breech. Here's to continued success lodiesf' M fl eq .QM ..vv'4'0' Wav :K f,,,,. .www , ...J W wp if?-.Q1rM' f ew M flaw Ks A -A Dock row I to r: Connee Zoros CCoochD, Debbie Gillinger, Amy Gillinger, Amy Frorer, Groce Kelly, Connie Breech Lourie Mdheo Betsy Mondolssos Morgoret Schneider, Dee White, Annette Hoclsmon. Front row L to Ps: Shoron Schlenger, Cotie Chrissy Trish Horrmon Potri Ann McDougol CCoptoinD Donno McCouley, Denise Liberi, Louro Ledgord, 2ND PLACE DIVISIONAL TITLE V S W, v,.. , .4-Q lf-fM,v,f,f L, N0 W W A , - q..-.-m..,..,,..-..-1wW.-v- N ,an , .MV ,,v...,,,, , L,hL ,,,,,,,,,M I ii 19 IF' ,Mffmmaw , .sw . P' Q Now for the second yeor in o row we'ye wotched the Uwes donce their woy ocross the soccer field os well os the ooslsetboll court, But this yeor the oddition of Billy Guenther ond John Hoy, to help the girls with their vorious holfetirne stunts, hos proved to be o successful crowd pleoserl The cheerleoders group porticipotion ond togetherness is whot helps them ochieve their success, thot olong with the cheering ond experience of cooch Mory Noples, Keep up the good worls Uwesl DANCIN' UWES - Front row: Liso Snyder, Suson Wolton, Dione Frollicciordi Ccoptoinb Mory Pot Drudy 2nd row Deb Burnett Donno Romero, Potty Mcl4ernen, Liso Golloger 8rd row Mory Noples Ccoochb Toro Forde Tonyo Berger Meg McLeon Billy Gunther. Missing from the photo1 John Hoy Christine Stewort Cco coptoinb THEIR WAY INTO YOUR HEART 4 WOMEN'S TENNIS: ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR This yeor women's rennis emerged wirh on- orher successful yeor. Wirh rhe srrengrh of re- rurning oloyers os well os o few newcomers, rhe reom should conrinue wirh o srrong furure, de- spite rhe loss of l.ouro Broclse, Lonore Prindle, ond Lynn Leiner ro groduorion. Womens Tennis is cooched by Bonnie Dovis, ond is o foll sporr , which specrorors should rolse odyonroge of in i rhe furure. 112 as - Front row, Coocn Donnie Dovis, Fron Gellfnon, Bern Modico, Louro Munsey, Jon Friiz, Kornerine Jacobson. Bock row, Liso Mogliolo, Michele Cosomossirno, Louro Brodie, Lonore Prindle, Cnrisiine King, Janice Orr, Morie Osisels, if 3 , W CRCSS CCUNTRY RUNS T0 SUCCESS The 1981 Cross Counrry reom is goining irs recognirion os rhe morure ond successful reom rhey hove emerged inro rhe posf seosons. Despire loses ro groduorion of Pere Moron, Dove McCorrhy ond Kevin Crosserr, rhe feom should conrinue irs suc- cess in rhe furure. Cross Counrry hos been cooched by Joe Ryon for rhe oosr seven yeors. Conrinued good lucle fo rhe cooch ond his reorn in rhe seoson of 1982, 2 xl fmff , KM- Q, ' 1 Quan' .- IW V :I-::. fxfgaxse ::-'fr'-' : , ', ::.'-. 1: '3z, f5f,5w,5?5 a,1e'v:,,,- - QW , .ff .- -- - .,.. M.,3fQ ,e:,,,:',.-Z if- Q k - ff e, ff1ggfggfsh 1 z4sQ,- ,fi-fax-,I Kp 1 Q- -in A 1 'sal' - 'sxiwai ' 'ww ' ,,.., - ,www - : ' 2 F we Q9 ex is WL Lifffwk N my w M'f':1gi,g W N. W. mmf K 4 ' 0 - z x Y' I K- A.. Q. Q XA. xxx. ur: fd, if 'M .1-..k SCCCER HAS A SUPERB SEASCDN The 1981 Texrile Soccer Team had a very successful season, This was their second rime ro reach rhe final four in rhe pasr four years. The leading scorer was Sean Fryarr wirh 16 goals, followed by Tim Killeen vvirh 14 goals. Coach Barra is pleased wirh rhe ourcome of performance for rhis season. He also predicrs a brighr furure for his young yersirile ream, as only four srarring players will be groduaring. The conrriburions of seniors Tom McDonald, David Lambe, George Smirh, and Milse Schucls will oe grearly missed. There are 33 players selecred nationally ro receive rhe honorable All-American. This yeor Tim Killeen and Tom McDonald were proud recipianrs of rhis award. Tom McDonald was drafted by Farr Lauderdale, The 1981 Texrile Rams were led by co-captains Tom Mc- Donald and David Lombe and coached oy Barry Dario and assisranr coach Henry Specror. This was Barro's sixrh year as head coach, bringing his roral coaching record ro 85-8-o. Fronr row, Maris Braun, Benji Oyolo, Par Monlse, Young Bum Kang, Tim Killeen, Dave Lambe, Howard Chinn, Andy Wall, Owen Scheffler. Back row Coach Barry Borro, John Shorr, Sean Fryorr, George Smirh, Jay Knighr, Billy Gunrher, Mike Hughes, Milse Shuch, Sieve Perillo, Tom McDonold, Jim Fergus Ben Troxell, Play Carbone, Ed Copeland, Paul Bradin. if-shi s 1 1 1981 Soccer Scores TEXTILE OPPONENT Old Dominion 1 1 Shippensburg Q 1 Villomovo 8 O Lehigh 3 0 Lo Solle 1 Q Elizobefhrovvm 3 1 Rider 5 0 Princerom 4 0 Delowore A 1 Penn 3 1 Loyolo Cl3oIrimoreD 2 1 Drexel 3 1 Temple A 1 Scronrom 3 1 Horrwicis 4 3 Commecricur 4 3 Wesr Chesrer 1 O Sr. iO5epii'5 5 0 --- ,.. M H.g ,,,, ,, f - af ,. 55 Q Q ! ,!4 WM ,M A - WML V' 'V V 'A V ,f ,,,u Z Vw' ,V 1 W , ,, up ' W My I' N ' f ix'-M: 9? . . 5, 4 1 Xfk 1,53 I FELT I WAS BACK HOME IN WISH WE COULD HAVE WON IT: NOT SCHOOL, BUT FOR THE FANS. The 1981 Texrile Soccer Teorh wos rhe focol poihr of much horiohol orrehe rioh rhis yeor, by grospihg o fourrh ploce vicrory ih NCAA comperifioh ih Colifore hior Before rheir Coliforhio rrip, rhe Roms defeored Pehh Srore Q-O ohd Ihdioho Uhiversiry 1-O ih NCAA Mid-Arlohfic ref giohol rourhorhehrs. The Roms oiso corhplefed o regulor seosoh of 181841. Afrer o pep roily ih frohr of Hoyword Holi, Cooch Borry Borro flohleed by his Roms Iefr for Polo Alro, Coiiforhio ro ploy ih NCAA semi-fihoi comperifioh. Their firsr gorhe wos ployed ogoihsr Alooorho AGM If wos o hozy foggy doy ohd fhe Texfile supporfers were our ih droves, TTTOSTIY or rhe Fihish Lihe Bor ih Beil' rhowr, ohd o few exrro Ioyol supporrers righr rhere ih Coiiforhior The gorhe pee QOH ohd exciremehf mouhred righr Uhril rhe Idsf rhree rhihures of rhe gome wheh Seoh Fryorr rhode o gool, which ried fhe gorhe ohd sehr rhe reorhs ihro rhree overrime periods wirh olds ho scores. This resulred ih o peholry lsiclss wirh Texriie ioosihg oy 8-5 score, ohd o chohce for o fhird or fourrh ploce ih rhe NCAA rourhorhehrr The followihg doy Texrile corhpefed ogoihsr E. Iilihois ohd were defeored by o 214 score, resuifihg ih rheir fourrh ploce NCAA chofhpiohe ship fihish. Cohgroruloriohs ro rhe feorh ohd here's ro cohfihued success ih rhe fururel -Tim Kilieh From fhe words of fhe Grorefui Deod, HWhof o iohg srrohge rrip irs beehf' 'MIKE HUGHES F. LONDON WITH THE FOG, I ONLY JUST FOR THE TEAM, COACH, AND I-I 'W 'M -5 4i5!ii5.b'fI I'1'I,'I ',,gX,rM M ,. .... IIN 1' In W I I, ' ,.,..5:gsi1a V'-AQIQL5-gigs.I2f-W5 I - S355 P-ef W - I QI? - , .I F .Nix ,AQ wiifigh, I ww ,Q - mlm M. n 'Q..,9-'Q ' K - ' fi-is-1f'4 . 7' II wg- - I I WI III' I -I Q gf M T' 5 V Y WM ,. , .,.,,1 fa-. .II .-M. .- 1 E A ,- J .. f- ' ' 'sf-'im yIII'I'. SWIM I- H ,. -I , ,rgflm - 1 -se -1- - I M .4- QQII- I - Mui- - - -- SW f '- I. ' ' T975 ELZQQFJ -- - - ' I+-iiarilz? 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A N' U' J 4 ' Q, 'Q X W f fi- Q ' -11 W1'.:4Ve1 W ffaafiwm , :A 'Q- q ' J. . f 'f M Ji-. ? i- 11,1 Q15 fa .Dwi E in f Q .----H x'We reolly missed me supporre ers mor gave Us so much erm courogememf rlwroughour me seosom W Hey Tim, we were ell fhere only 0,000 miles EAST! 'TAfrer me gome I was blue bw we'H be beds Tm '82. - JOHN SHORT WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL The 1981-82 Womens Boslserboll reom hos received o greor rriumphenr by declor- ing division 2 srorus insreod of division 8. This big occomplishmenr vvill furrher up- grode rheir schedule for rhe 1982-88 seo- son. They olso hove ochieved rhe honor of being nomed conrenders for rhe Philodel- phio Conference Chompionship, Srorisfics show rhor holf vvoy rhrough rhe second holf of rhe seoson Mory lone Fronl-xenfield os rhe leoding scorer vvirh on overoge of 17 poinrs o gomei Also Koren Porlser, Deb- oroh Burress ond Mory lone Fronlsenfield hove proved ro be the leoding rebounders vvirh eoch ployer overoging 7 ro 8 re- bounds o gome, Hopes for onorher successful seoson ore high, os only Deboroh Burress is groduor- ing. Her conrribufion os coproin ond on excellenr ployer will be missed, however rhe young sguod loolss promising, Cooch Connee Zoros hos been vvirh rhe reom for four yeors ond her rorol cooching record is 52 wins ond 22 losses, E E I e 1 Fronr row, Deboroh Burress, Corol Kolerdo Bocl-2 row, Connie Dreech, Crysrol Jordon, Cloii McCloverry, Korhy Sylses, Mory Jone Fronlsenfield, Mory Lynch, Amy Froher, Corhey Ddvis, Kore Porlser, Moriberh Rogers, ossr. cooch Jeff Horrmon, ond cooch Connee Zoros N... ,...,,,' ,XL .gif E 'Yx.3,ESi . W an .ff 875, , -3- ' Lasik. A ,bl W H k',,,,,M 'Q 'h H' MEN'S BASKETBALL REVIEW w rhe 198182 seoson for men's boslser- o fevv ploys were pulled rhe reom :ld hove done vvirhour. An exomple of would be rhe loss of members Ed Mos- Cfor rhe enrire seosonb ond John Dou- 'ry Cfor o good oercenroge of rhe seof D due ro vorious injuries. Hovvever, -or erfors were our forrh by rhe orher im members ogoinsr Clorion Srore, ond pery Rods. The reom's big upser over Sr. Morys, were jusr some of rhe high- irs of rhis oosr seoson. Cooch Mogee nmenred rhor rhe loss of seniors Chris inning ond Sreve Corris vvill hurr, bor are is o fine nucleus rerurning ond Moori- sm is rhe vvord for rhe 1982-88 seoson, SW, k Left ro righr: Cooch Herb Mogee, Troiner Bill Munro Sieve Curris Greg Grimes Chris Monning Ed Mosrol-1 John Pollir Quinzel Chesrnur Tom Fussin Rondy Monroe, Brion Psofferry, Andy Jones Joe Dogon Lee Rodicls Assr Cooch Dick DeLoney CNor in ohoro John Dougherryb 1 Z 4 2, if f za M nl S, X ,fn-... ,g-uv-.N 4 f f?v 'Nr 9 - Y V , V' , v:,.f jg ,Q 1. . ,W ,L V 3 J EQ Q5 E? . . Aew, S?i?GS2irar4g,, ' ' Q Jfffwisfew H P rw' in , X MEN S ICE HOCKEY SKATES The Texrile Ice Hockey Teom finished rhe 1981-82 seoson wirh ci Q-5-2 record. The reom found irself in o compiereiy differenr siruorion rhon the orher Tex- rile reoms os rhey neored rhe seoson opener. They found rhemselves in donger of folding when only seven rerurning men ond no new members showed up rhor firsr nighr. Bur by rhe seoson's firsr gome, rhe rosrer included 10 ployers, ond rhe reom reodied irself for 0 long seoson. The reom wds led by Jeff Fisher, Bryon Moryin, ond Dovid Puglia Ccop- roinl Fisher ond Morvin occounred for 89 Poinrs, which wos more rhon ony orher 8-mon line in rhe Ieogue. When you look bock on rhe seoson, ir is remork- dble how rhis squczd of only 10 men could perform oursrondingly ogoinsr reoms which overoged 18-20 men. The Ice Hockey Tedm would like ro rhonk l-lorry Pure ond Jim Ross for rheir supporr. We would olso like ro express our grorirude ro SGA for rheir cooper- orion ond supporr wirh rhe reom. . THROUGH ANCDTHER CHILLING SEASCJN M A ' Unlike oosr yeors of bedlorn, rhe 1982 version of Men's Tennis feorured o squod of orhieres rhor wirh rheir vorious ploying oloiiiries were oble ro co- ordinore ro be o unified reom. These chonges ro o more orgonized reom were implifnenred by rhe 1sr yeor Gooch Bonnie Do- vis. This yeor cooch ond reom os well felr rhe reom represenred PCTGS in o more cornperirive ond rolenred monner rhon in ony yeor's posr. MEN'S TENNIS TEAM Fronr row: Bill Gillord, Mike Gionro, Alberro Zimeri. Bock row: Slsip Boldino, Gerry Green, Bonnie Dovis Ccoochb, Sreve Greenberg, Scorr Atchison i i T i COMPLETE'S ANOTHER SLOW SEASON Ox A. 4 Mm . 0 f ...- MEN'S BASEBALL CONCLUDES The Men's Boseooll sguod is led ov cooch Dicls Deloney ond ossisronr cooch Roy Thoron. This yeor rhe spring rroining oegon in Morch ro prepore rhe squod for rhe grueling 84 gome seoson rhey were obour ro foce. l-lowever, cooch Deloney wos nor worried wirh seven srorrers ond seven pirchers rerurning from losr yeors record oreolsing sguod of lo-10-2, rhey were prepored ro show rhey could ploy boil wirh rhe besr of reorns. Ar rhe close of rhe seoson rhey hod proved rhor rhey could ploy wirh rhe besr of reoms ond sholl conrinue in rhor rrodirion in rhe seosons ro follow. , i ' 3 - ,il qi. I - - '55 .'- w .5 xf,,.. . sg: -. . -,i--5, .za j ' , sing L .-.. .., .. .K ,i.c,.. , ,I , W 1 ages., , 1 i , -wig: Ng, 4 Y W Q ., A M ..,. g g A STUNNING SEASON P , x . 4' ,V 1-W. , F- . , 1, .H ,M xr-W., ,xp .-.-..qg,,43 , A.A: ., . . . '41 , -sf f ' ' 1' ,QUE ,JPY ' '11 ' V A Lfw , MN . A , - ' W ,P if 'Qr2i1?MH iW5, Q nf' wg ' 1'-v wi., -V - Hg . , , K , QW,-fAgf,3,- 1 sy, M A K ifggu . r :iLr 3f?i,:g.1.,:,1,,,L,Mt S i'lx:k?Pn. f Af' ' ' 'ff' X'L, 7 My ,3 W V' 'L ?f , V 1 V K k get 1 A W 5 ' N 0 - K L A ' ' i ?,V5f ,, , v ,A wi i W ,, 9.55 20 M -1- 'rw f :af ' - ,::, . Fw. 1 3,1 0 M-1. , .. .f a. Q x ,Y Q.: if Ark' YQ! I'- 'f 1-on ,gif ww' Mathura 9 , anna, fwfr, ,W ,H , ,,, Y 7 i T42 MEN'S OUTDOCR TRACK TEAM Men's Ourdoor Trocls continued ir's re- cord breolsing sryie rhis oosr seoson led by cooch Joe Byon. The reom oorricipored in rhe Penn Beloys, IC4A's ond rhe reom members of Bernie Burl-ie ond Ken Ploce hove been ploced ro go ro Colifornio in Moy ro compere in rhe NCAA Division 2 Chompionships. Ken Pioce hos hod high success in rhe long jump evenr rhis seoson ond rhe reloy reom of Bernie Burise, Ken Ploce, Don Frozier, ond Sreve Keels hove olso hod o very successful seoson. The dedicorion ond dererminorion of rhese orh- Ieres ond rheir cooch proves rhor this proe grom will srrive for Ieops ond bounds in rheir furure seosons. 1982 Men's Outdoor Trocls Teom fir-424 4 N ew ' M FINISHES IN DAZZLING sr . , . 'ef ff:-',--Lf fl N ,, .Q J L.. ,WN J J, 4' 3 . .,,...-v I 1, J. , au' i4,,,.. , ., ...- -....--v ll X ' ld Q -W 'Mu-1, N- ' X Af' u i e Am? Q55 -ff:-vi' M W. ,W,A N we wg. 23:11 in as . A, in 5 'gf 3 J :jr HJ my .., J H2112 .. ' 'QQ 521533 . WCDMEN'S Cothy Doley, Temple stor turned cooch, led the 1982 Locrosse teom to o 5-5 seoson, finish- ing second in their division. The teom mode o greot comebocls the second holf of the seo- son ofter losing their first four gomes. Pre- seoson highlights included scheduled proctices with Temple University, intense ployer recruit- ment ond strotegic blocle boord sessions. Seo- son highlights included o morole booster victo- ry over the Villonovo Wildcots of 10-4 ond o victory over l3eover's co-ed squod of Q-6. Seven teom members olso hod the opportu- nity to try out for the Philodelphio All-College teom. Donno Mocouley ond Co-coptoins Pot- tiAnn McDugoll ond Morgoret Schneider mode the souod ond will ploy in the Notionol Tournoment in Woshington DC. ober Memo- riol Doy' vveelsend. Here's to continued suc- cess in future seosons LAc5ossE FiNisi-:Es i 1982 Womens Locrosse Souod -N. fa f W gc f, X A 1 Q ei L. A , , . A 5 , , 1 wil Q Ass 'it Y x mv, f 2 as N uw- , nv '- 1 is , 4 W 'Y' QM iw: 'mr' f f i 1 1' ' v .. J' ' 'M ws K , , , 1 i ,t M, 5 ' 5 31 'Q . Egg 3 1 X vb' :: MEN'S GOLF TEAM TEES OFF 1982 Meds Golf Teom - f , ' 1- , ' r I , , I -. A ,, K . WW! . . M A 2 M W, , 2 I n : iSif5f k,,,, , THE ANNUAL SPCDRTS BANQUET ,aw X'- Q it Ti ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY I Q il Es Xa V, 3 3 Ii 1 Cl .sv-42 X -an V. Pg - Rf W 3' 'fNA In A INQI Q xv ' A A 'Vp . X Ik I 'iff' THE GFFICE 0F THE PRESIDENT It is a pleasure to offer congratulations to you, the Class of 1982, and to wish each of you health, success and happiness as you leave PCTGS. The opportunity given to me to be associated vvith students over the years as Director of Admissions and Placement, Dean of Students, VP. and Dean of the College and most recently as President is an exper- ience I shall always treasure. lt has been a rare privi- lege to have lsnovvn so many fine young men and women. My only regret is that in recent years time has not permitted the close relationship vvith students that I formerly enjoyed. Life styles change but students today seem little different than those three decades ago. l-lair styles go from short to long and short again-jeans become the uniform of youth - the preppy lools returns but stu- dents have the same aspirations, hopes and fears as those of yesteryear. Commencement is a beginning - the entry to a new era and new phase of your life. Understandably graduates approach this time with a mixture of enthu- siasm, confidence and some apprehension. The nevvs media which apparently thrives on controversy, catas- trophy and prophets of doom would have you be- lieve that the world is heoded for disaster. Having heard this before I suspect that the future is much brighter. Many other graduating classes have faced critical times and not only survived but prospered. l trust so vvill you. Best of lucls to you. Donald B. Partridge President fu 1 X SMG, 5. 2 - ,gf 5-it 2 3 3 Dr. Donald B. Partridge, President .. ,,,. ,c,. . - is . A Q 'nk Ks S525-Q 1 V ' Dr. George Ps. Spann Miss Jo-Anne D. Harrity, Assistant to the Presi- dent 14 , Assistant to the President Centennial Campaign Mr. Floyd J. Zanette, Assistant to the President for Dr. Williom D. Andrews, Deon of Foculty THE CFFICE OF THE DEAN CDF FACULTY TO THE CLASS OF 1982: lt would be nice to report to the Closs of 1982 thot the world is getting better. You're too smort to believe thot. Economic problems ot home, tensions obrood, ond o generol sense of helplessness obout the future felt by mony people oll suggest thot these ore not the best of times. On the other hond, you ore too smort to believe thot these ore the worst of times. Whot we see outside ourselves is to o lorge degree dependent on whot we feel inside. To every groduoting closs the world ossumes on imoge thot is os much o projection os o reflection. lt notionol ond internotionol oftoirs lools complicoted ond unpleosont, perhops thot's in port be- couse of how we view them. Nothing outside us gives due couse to regord the contempo- rory phose of civilizotion os ony better or worse thon eorlier phose. The lsey is our ongle of vision. l Suggest thot your own ongle of vision be both direct ond peripherol. Lools or the world directly ond cleorly, seeing its evil os well os its good. Don't be ofroid to see whot's there - ond to lobel it for whot it is. But lools peripherolly, toog see the foolishness, the inconsistencies, the inherent obsurdities, ond the humor. lf there is one thing your college experience should prepore you for beyond o coreer, it is the obility to see whot's oround you. But molse sure you see it oll, ond see it from more thon one ongle, I thinle you'll be surprised ot whot you see. l-loppy looking! And good luclsl Williom D. Andrews Deon of Acodemic Affoirs back, Ms Kote Britt, Assisronr to the Deon of Foculty Ms. Ruth A, Roftery THE STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE As you have proceeded vvirh rhe process of ooraihihg ah educarioh from our College, vve, ar rhe College, have rried ro develop hor ohly your rechhlcal and academic slsills, our we have provided ah effecrive and rigorous preperarioh for dealihg vvirh rhe moral ahd erhical choices you will have ro face in a soclery which will be complex ahd difficulr, our hopefully, vvirh rhe fouhdarioh you have developed ar rhe College, you will be able ro make rhese choices successfully. l hope your hevv achlevemehrs will oe as successful as your pasr achievemehrs. Good Lucls and Cohgrarulariohs! James J. Ross, Ph.D. Dean of Srudehr Affairs Mrs. Thersa Paugh, Secretary. Dr. James J. Ross, Deah of Srudehr Affairs. ll? 3, ,r.. . 4- '33 ll il il .W I an K J , c,,,c,, c,,c, J gyl. Mr. Roberr J. Naples, Director of Srudehr Life. ,M Mr. Psoberr J. Miller, ocring deon of Conrinuing Educorion 1.4, M Mr Gene Boccumini, Assisrdnr ro rhe Deon of Conrinuing Educorion CONTINUING EDUCATION To The Closs of 1982: Eoch yeor's groduoring closs hos o mondore, o chorge, which is more imporronr for rhem rhon for ony previous groduoring closs. The reoson rhor we ore oble ro soy rhor wirh confidence is rhor wirh eoch possing ye-or more infor- morion is received ond conremplored by oll of rhe porrici- ponrs in leorning. The resulring decisions couse on odjusrf menr in our prioriries ond rhus ser up rhe new chollenge for rhe closs of 1982. The reol volue of your college experience is your obiliry ro identify rhor informorion, process ir more complerely drowing on o voriery of fields of I-znowledge ond molse rhe informed decisions which o modern posr indusrriol sociery demonds. If your groduorion dore is closer ro rhe middle of your life rhon ro rhe beginning, you hove olreody leorned rhor leorning never ends, ir simply chonges, ond rhor your obiliry ro odopr ro rhor chonge is probobly your greoresr osser. The furure for oll of us is mosr cerroinly one of chonge. New ond unfomilior consrroinrs ore being imposed on us rhor will offecr rhe woy we worls ond rhe woy we live. The Closs of 1982 more rhon ony orher, will hove ro deol more effecrively wirh rhose chonges. I believe rhor your educo- rionol experience here or rhe College hos provided you nor only wirh rhe informorion you need now bui wirh rhe obiliry ro conrinue your leorning rhroughour your life. Congrorulo- rions ond besr wishes. Dr, Judirh M. Diomondsrone, Coordinoror of Conrinuing Educorion for WOVTTQO THE TREASUREPCS AND REGISTRAPCS OFFICE my V ,V 'Wuw,y,,, WmWwmy,,,,WM , Ms Helga E. Ziegelrnarer, Mr. Wiillann G, Tooie, Program Analysr, Mr, Jann P Mr- mchofd pl Weiliegl VrCe.p,-egidem Gnd Treggurer Caruso, Mr. Micnaei P. Rose, Assisranr Regisrrar. Sirringz Ms. Lenora E. Williams, iffy? I if 'I 1 Sranding Ms. Dawn M. Sokorai, Mrs. Cbaire M. Roberts, Ms. Joan Keegan. Sirring MV- PUU' H- KQVSVQVVQVI RQQEVVOVV Mrs. Jane D. Lally, Assisranr Treasurer, Ms. Kathryn Dymeclsl, Personnel Officer Mr. Walrer F. Harris, Direcror of Physical Plahr Mrs, Dororhea Ps, Ayres, Secrerary PHYSICAL PLANT . 'Uhr 'fs is 1 Mr. Raymond W, Tharah, Assisrahr Director Of Physical Plahr Mr. Thomas M. Greevy xi V WW? THE DEVELOPMENT OF F ICE The primory responsibiliries of rnis office ore fundroising, odvoncing rne repurorion of rne College, disserninoring infor- rnorion obour ir, promoring supporr for irs growrn plons, ond coordinoring olumni ocriviries ond records. Public Relorions services including coordinorion of College publicorion ocriviries, such os rl'ie olumni rnogozine, sporrs informorion, orher inforrnorionol lirerorure, College corologs ond brochures, speciol worlssbops ond seminors, progroms, erc., developing pnoro publiciry ond nwoinroining pnoro- gropbic files, orgonizing rbe College exbibir progrom, coordi- noring rours of rhe College, nnoinfoining doro on rne College Speolsers Bureou, preporing ond coordinoring rne College odverrising progrorn, ond oiring publiciry relored ro rbe College ond irs progrorns. Mr. Kennerh D. Wells Il, Associore Direcror of Developmenr. , kr X? ff' Mrs. Dorboro Loronros, Becrerory. l Mr. Gerold L. Morvin, Jr., Director of Developrnenr. Mrs. Eileen L. Collins, Assisronr ro rhe Direcror of Development. Ms. Morrboione Robinson, Secrerory. X , e X Mr. Srephen A. Dore, Alumni Direcror Mr. Williom R, l-lorris, Sporrs information Director , 3 ' E i i i f S E Mr. Anders Ps. Bock, News Dureou Monoger Mr. Arrnur Ellis, Direcror of Public Relorions ond Nlorlsering fa li 'UW' ,,'N, , ifsffipgf ' Q E 9? lr in, i is V - Mr. Jomes P. McDivirr, Graphic Designer Mr. Fronle Unlig, Coordinoror of Alumni Recruiting GREAT BEGINNINGS X HX' . V A M uv ggi, K fiii'1Vziwi b f A Q2 fi , , ,, ,, , ww f Vfwm , wg , V ,FTM P ,Q 2? M, Viaw, V ' ft , - K, f , m y V f V f i V Q s ' 1 X X sf .,.., X H S XX X w 'K ADMISSIONS- Firsr row: Dr. Morr Linn, Direcror of Admis sions, Mr. John T. Pieronrozzi, Assisronr Direcror of Adnnis sions, Mr. Borry M. Borro, Assisronr Director of Admis sions, Dr. Jeffrey D. Berlin, Assisronr Direcror of Admis sions, Mrs, Rose Ann Oiewrils, Assisronr Director of Ad- missions. Third Row: sirring: Ms. Psurh E. Michel, Mrs Dolores A. Shulrz, sronding: Mrs. Derry Guie. J SUCCESSFUL FINISHES I I Q . 'W , ,V , G3 - ,s Firsr row. Ms. Moriorirwe Wiweelori, Direcror of Plocef me-nr, Ms, Ossie Levims, Ms. Korhy Keoverwy. Second row: Ms. Moryorim Sposoro, Secretory, Ms. Lois Cinf que, Secreroryf Ms, Denise McLane, Secrerory. Third row: Ms. Dororhy Schmoyer, Director of Firiorwciol Aid. 3' AUDIO VISUAL AND PALEY DESIGN CENTER Mr. J. Kennern Srronge, Direcror of Audio-Visual Educorion. i' Mrs. Moriorn Kenner, Assisronr Direcror of AudioAVisuoI Educorion Mr. Micnoel Eosrwood. Porricio O'DonneII, Director of Goldie Poley Design Cenrer, Jeon Mopes, Curoror. Mr. Tim Snyder, Dorkroorn Supervisor. Mrs. Jone B. Myers, Secrerory. Qs WE ARE HERE T0 HELP gl f il -R Q -9 S N sr Q- l s.. .. ,J N. Qxxx s S s gg 5 . ss . gs 3 RNA! is .Ns First row: Dr. James I. Sticlsler, Director of Special Programs and Counseling, Ms. Cynthia L. Slsipper, Assistant Director of Special Programs, Mrs. Lydia S. Dulsowslsi, Tutorial Coordinator, Special Programs. Second row. Mrs. Sheila Cole, Secretary of Special Programs, Ms. Evelyn C. Jodan, Reading Specialist, Ms. lrene N. Julsovvs, Assistant Tutorial Coordinator, Mrs. Joan Nathanson, Secretary of Counseling Office. Third row. Ms. Louise Rubalow, Resident Director and Counselor, Michael Russ, Resident Director. SCHOOL OF TEXTILES -,. 4 The School of Texriles offers Docheior of Science degree progrorns in: if o Apporel Monogemenr S 0 Texrile Design ' Texriie Engineering Texrile Technology A cooperorive educorion pion is ovoiloble ro srudenrs in rhese progroms All rexrile moiors roise o group of generol srudies courses Depending on rhe mcior srudenrs olso rolse courses in rexriles oppdrel business rnorh orr or science fa 'S Y vi'- Firsr rowg Mr. Froncis J. Zeglen. Second row, Mrs. Srosio M. Drolsow, Mr. Joel J, Srernberg Mr. Fred Forress, Third row, Mrs. Moriiyn M Gourmonn, Dr. Fronls K. Ko, Mr. Srephen D Grout. Fourrh rowg Mr. Williorh G. Wolfgong Ms. Sigrid W, Welrge. i I s. 'ie .ew if 'Y S we . 1 rf' J ! Firsr row, Mr. Nevil Gorr, Dr. Trevor J, Lrrrle, Mr. Srounron B. Richards, Second row, Mr. John Vorlicek, Mr, Pool Siminule, Mr. Horry D. Morrin, Third row, Mr. Kennern K. Griffin, Mr. Heroerr J. Borndr, Ms, Moureen Y. Roberts, Fourrn row, Mr. Pool J. Morrino, r ., A ? is ' K First row: Mr. Fronls L. Scordino, Mrs, Joyce B Srorey, Mr, J, Robert Wogner. Second row Ms. Jonice Lewis, Mr. Melvin Wiener, Ms Lucille M. Spino. Third row. Mr. Poul Green berg, Ms, Comeron Toylor-Brown, Mr, An drew F. Nelson. Fourrn row. Secrerories Mres, Regino M. locooocci, Mrs. Moryonn Lose cniovo, Mrs. Non Sobelmon. 1 A -l E ig. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr, Harry Pure, Direcror r r Mr, Richard Delaney of Arhlerras Ms, Caarnee Zaros ,N Mrs, Lorraine Harris, Secrerary Mr. Herb Magee DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE The Deparrmenr of Chemisrry and Physical offers Bachelor of Science degree programs in: ' Chemisrry 0 Life Science ' Texrile Chemisrry All science majors false a group of general srudies courses and a group of science courses. Life science majors are required ro pursue a nonescience minor, while rexrile chemisrry srudenrs false a core of rexrile courses. The chemisrry curriculum is accredired by rhe American Chemical Society. Jw all f ' , , r my r 4 mf? 4 'M .. . if 132522 W 8 f ,..V y, ' jj 4 Firsr row, Dr. Edward E. Dowden. Second rowg Mr. Morey Kaplan, Mr. George Grade-l, Dr. Harry Woodcocls, Third rovvg Dr. Joseph Rivlin, Dr. Charles W. Dock, Dr. David Zerling, Fourth rowg Mr. Randolph A, DeWirr, Dr. Mendel Trachrman. ,, ,,,,, I F Y, , Wm Wa, , A Gnu? 3 gf Ll.- J 1. 5 Firsr row: Dr. Nohcy Jo Shoemolser, Ms. Joyce Shielo John. Second row: Mr. Corl B. Dedell. Mr. George W. Oughron, Mr. Arrhur Lobo- virz, Third row. Mr. Lourehce I. Gould, Mr. Gulrel-aim Celilsiz, Dr. Normon H. Nemeroff. Fourth row: Mr. Lowrehce J. Schoehfeld, Sec- rerory, Mrs. Berrie Sleibjols. DEPARTMENT GF HUMANITIES AND SCCIAL SCIENCES Srudy in rne disciplines of rne Deporrmenr of l-lumoniries ond Sociol Sciences is porr of rne generol educorion of oil srudenrs or Texrile. A core of required courses in numoniries ond sociol science is common ro neorly oll mojor progroms. In oddirion, srudenrs in life science ond business odminisrrorion moy minor in nisrory, lirerorure, poliricol science, psychology or sociology, Mony srudenrs urilize free elecrives in rneir progroms ro rolse odyonced courses offered oy rnis deporrmenr. Firsr row, Dr, Williom R. Drown. Second row, Dr. Russell L. Kleinbocri, Dr. Roberr W. llnoods, Dr. John Pi. I-loig. Tnird row, Mr. Cnrisrion Kulczyrzlsy, Ms. Deboron R. Boslsin, Dr. Lee L. Snyder. Fourrn rowg Dr. Dione A. Pfolrzgroff, Ms. Mory Scnmelzer. X V A fi' Wm 'l , V' ' 'i .. . ,., ..... . W Q 3 M14 I WNW Qswfgfm in AX Firsr rowg Dr, Cormeh G. Moyer, Dr. Phillip B. Scrohroh. Second row, Dr Jomes E. Hossell, Dr. Correr Pierce, Dr, Charles W. DeWees, Jr. Third rowg Mr. Fredrick A, Locherro, Ms. Joyce Zom- oho, Dr. Korhryh Hirshfposels. Fourrh row, sec- rerory, Ms. Dohho L Trieger. f pfffff 0 fy? , ff 4 Q The School of Business Adminisrrarion offers Bachelor of Science degree programs ln: ' Compurerffvlanagemenr ' Accounrlng 0 Fashioning Merchandising 0 Finance 0 Pierail Managemenr 0 Managemenr ' Texrile Managemenr and Marl-zering 0 Marleering The school also offers a Masrer of Business Adminisrrarion CMTBAJ prof gram. Business adminisrrarion programs consisr of a group of general srudies courses, a group of business courses, a group of courses in rhe area of major lnreresr and, in some programs, a minor concenrrarion, Q' '- 2-. Nz: ' 53 As ls .43 rv... if First row: Dr. Robert J. Wiley, Director of School of Business. Second row: Dr, Saul Z. Lassoff, Direcror of rhe MBA Program, Mr. Eric J. Lynn, Dr. Felix Goizuera-Mlmo, lnrernaflonal Srudenr Advisor. Third row: Dr. Ellzaberh L. Mariorz, Coordinaror of Cooperarive Educa- rion Program, Mr. William C. Brolsaw, Dr. Da- vid F. Tierney. Fourrh rowl Mr. Pioberr li. Edney, Ms. Gladys Gershenfeld. I 4-M. , K ll H --4...,,,..,, . -' ---v-w-....,- f 1 X .fi Firsr row: Dr. Jornes N. Solono, Dr. G. Creighton Frornpron. Second row: Mr. John Morsholeds, Mr. Robe-rr K. Monclxe, Mr. Mor- rhew London, Monoger of rhe Cornpurer Cenrer. Third row: Mrs, Joonno D. Mulhollond, Dr. Benjornin J, Korz, Dr. Ann L. Hussein, Fourth row: Dr, Phiiip Ellsin, Mr. Raymond L. Roferro, Jr Firsr row: Mr, Sruorr L. Borowslsy, Mr. Burron J. Brodo. Second row: Mr. Roberr L. Nydicls, Jr., Dr. John J. Kilcoyne, Dr. John F. Sonford. Third row. Secrerories. Ms. Riro M. Srinson, Ms. Irene Webster. Fourth row: Ms. Korhryn M. Morris. .......,.4.,, Q. w Firsr row: APPAIREL'Mr. Den W. Merz, Loooro- rory Assisronr, Ms. Lois Bryonf, Designer in Residence. PRODUCT TESTING- Mrs. loner Bu- Ioo-Brody, Looororory Supervisor, Second row. WEAVING- Mr. WiIIiorn PI. Dlundin, Mr. Chorles W. Fosrer, Power Weaving, Mr. Ever' err, J. Srronge, Jocquord, Mr. Williom E. Jones, Hond Weoving. Third row: Mr. Horry Londen- berger, Jocquord, KNITTING Mr. Koynon Ron nemoon, Mr. MicnoeI Molerisisi. YARN1 Mr. Tony AcCereIIo, Ms. PomeIo PowI, Mr. John Morris. PROVIDING US WITH ANSWERS Fronr row: LIBRARY STAFF- Ms. Bar- bara W. Lowry, Ms. Lynn W. Burns, Mrs. Madeline V. Linlse. back row: Mrs. Merium Y. Sanders, Mr. J. Thomas Vogel, Daupnine Toylor, Mr. Sran Gorsisi. Second row: HOUSING- Ms. Ma- ria L. Gressang, Housing Coordinaror, Mrs. Mary I-Ioban, Secrerary. Third row: STUDENT CENTER- Mrs. Margaret Morris, Main Desk Supervisor, Mrs. Mar- garet M. Harre. ESSENTIALS OF STUDENT LIFE N, Firsr row: BOOKSTORE, Bock row, Ms. Korhryh M. Dobbs, Frohr row: Mrs. Korherihe Smith, Mrs. Jeoh T. Wldrhoh, Mohoger of rhe Bool4srorefMrs. Morle Covolcohr, lkeceprlohlsr-Morcello Pl. Mclerhy. Second row: Prihrer-Mr Jo- seph H. Whirihg, Mollroorh-Mr. Chorles P. Lolly, Mr. Dohlel J. 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W QS ul ' 3 Q my A' I' , l if 'KV ff xi LISA ACKERMAN Fosnion Merchandising GAIL ACKLEY Texrile Engineering ROSE ANN ACUAZZO Apparel Monogemenr HAMID AGAI-I Texrile Engineering AQUILLA ALLEN Business Adrninisrrgrion Monogemenr PHILIP ADESINA Texrile Technology WANDA ALSTON Accounting ROBERT ANGELINE Morlsering DIANE ANUSKY Life Science s. . c 1 N, X Nw f . x x Asus L' X , A 1 :fx A ,..,s.M-.s..,,.g.....-.....b .......x..... S ff'E RACHAEL BANKS Business Adminisrrgrion Monogerneni KEVIN BARNES Fgsnion Mercnondising LISSA BARSH Texrile Design NINA BATTERMAN Design HALLIE BEERS Texriie Design LINDA BELLOWS Design BILHA DENDEL Fosnion Merchandising ABDULAZIZ BENKHAYAL Business Monogemenr JACOBO BERCOVICI Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr SUSAN BERGER Textile Design WENDY BERGER Texrlle Technology CARY BERMAN Apporel Momogemenr BRUCE BERNHARDT Computer Monogememf LAURIE BETT Foslwion Merclwondlsimg SANDRA BEVAN Apporel Momogememr f l AMIE BIERMAN Texrile Marlsering and Managernenr ANDRE BIRES Finance EUGENIA BLASINGAME Marlsering BARBARA BONACCORSI Fashion Merchandising my 3 ,. I f WI LEONARD BORKOWICZ Business Managernenr ff' H M i Ti ,ii-3': Q4 f s J V bf 1. Y 1. f, K., ,QQ I fi I 1 'K V J . 3 ,, fh L 'VA 7' , 1 LAURA BRACKE Fashion Merchandising , ig CONNIE BRENNER Texrile Mori-:ering ond Monogemenr JUDITH BRODER Texrile Design JOSEPH BREZINA SUSAN IBREUNICH Fosnion Merchandising Accounfing MINDY BRICK Textile Design MICHAEL BROOKE Monogemenr ANGELA BROWN Morkering I TW ELIZABETH BROWN Texrile Technology I a X PHILIP BURG Accounring OSWALD BURGOS Morlserimg BERNARD BURKE TexriIe Morkerimg ond Monogemenr ROBERT BURKE Morkering DEBORAH BURRESS Reroil Momogememr SARAH BUSH Compurer Monogemenr ANDREW BUTLER Mor!-zering SUSAN BYRNE Finance JOANN CALLIPARI Reroil Monogememr DANIEL CANTOR Apparel Momogemenr MICHAEL CAPANO Acicaunring ELIZABETH CAREY Business Managemenr NN' MARIAANICOLE CAPIUSO Fashion Merchandising RUTHANN CASEY Fashion Merchandising MICHAEL CERIBELLI Marlsering CHARLES CHEPAI4 Management ,www I I JANICE CI-IERNICOEF Refoil Monogemenf I 5 ' f,,, 1, , ..WmmM , ELIZABETH CIAVOLA Texrile Engineering KAREN CLEAPIY Fosnion Merchandising CONSTANCE CLIFTON Fosnion Mercnondising JOANNE CLOSE MARIA CODISPOTI Fosnion Mercnondising BARBARA COHEN Texrile Morlsering ond Monogernenr LAURIE COHEN Texrile Design 1 ELLEN COHN Fosnion Merchandising 3 3 MARC COLE V Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr SUSAN COLEMAN Fosnion Mercnondising le .. ' ' .m PATRICIA COPELAND Compurer Monogemenr Q. Q fs L L :fix kk L 'E si A g E ggs L 1 Exim MXL. s A MATTHEW COPPOLINO Monogemenr MICHAEL COSTA Texrile Engineering FRANK COVALESKIE Accounring x if gm 2 .gws linux T . A ? C T - 4 CANDACE CRALEY Fosnion Mercnondising GINA CRAWFORD Monogemenr KEVIN CROSSETT Accounring STEPHEN CURTIS Morlse-ring SUSAN DAVIDSON Monogemenr CANDACE CUTLER Monogemenr YVETTE CYPRESS Foshion Merchondising DEBBIE DAVIDSON Accounfing IRA DAVIS TexriIe Design LEANN DITTMAPI Fashion Merchandising YVONNE DE ANGELO Retail Management YVETTE DICKERSON Fashion Merchandising JOANNE DEMPSEY Accounring DAVID DISK Business Managemenr MARIA DOMAN Marisering I rs N? ALAN DORFMAN Marisering DIANE DUCHOVNAY Fashion Merchandising JAY DOSKIS KIMBERLEE DOSKIS Fashion Merchandising GARY DUDEK Managemenr Accounting LEE DUBIN Texriie Marlsering and Managemenr Q BRUCE DUNGAN Texfile Morkering ond Monggemenf J LESLIE DUNPHEY Design K - 5 1 1 ' .vzsnwi E JOSEPH FARNAN Morlsering STEPHEN FARRINGTON Morlsering URSMAR FERNANDEZ Texrile Design PATTI FISCHER Fosnion Mercnondising JANET FISHER Fashion Merchandising DEBBIE FOSTER STEVEN FRIEDLANDER Finance SUSAN FISHER Accounring Fashion Merchandising I ROYAL FOWLER Finance MARTIN FRITZ Marlsering JON GABRIEL Textile Morlseting ond Monogement SANI GARBA Textile Marketing ond Moncigernent JULES GARDNER Accounting JOSEF GERSHMAN Textile Technology NANCY GERSHMAN Textile Design 3 s 'iw- ' ... ' Y , i i f i MARIA GESTOSO Textile Design JOSEPH GLACE Business Adminisrrorion Monogemenr HOWARD GOLDMAN Apparel Monogemenr TERRY GOLDSTEIN Reroil Monggernenr TITO GOMEZ Texrile Engineering VICTORIA GRABOWSKI Foshion Merchandising STEVEN GREENBERG Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr VIVIAN GREENE Reroil Monogennenr CRAIG GREITZER Accounring LAUREN GROSS . K., TIMON HAGELIN Business Monogemenr Texriie Design 315 A eww FRANCES GURTNER Texiile Design MATTHEW HAIN Texrile Engineering DAWN HALLEY Apparel Managemenr DEBRA HANES Texrile Chemistry dw' 4uIlD 'S KATHLEEN HANEY Fashion Merchandising DONITA HARRIS Fashion Merchandising CHARLEEN HARRIS Texrile Design TYRONE HARRIS Marketing PATRICIA HATTMAN Accounring DANIEL HEIMOHEN Morleering JOYCE HELICHER MorIserIngfEconomIc5 RALPH HENDEL CrIn'1inoI Jusrice Adnwinisrrorion M APIY HERGENROEDER Texrile Engineering Y-Tj' Wfjff' MICHAEL HUGHES Texrile Morkering ond Monogernenr ' mm' fi JOHN HUTSELL Monogemenr I I i 1 X F S KATHLEEN HYLINSKI Accounring DAWN IOVEN Life Science GINGER IRELAND Design NICHOLAS IPPOLITI Apparel Monogemenr CAROLYN IVLIANO Fosnion Mercnondising MONICA JACOB Texrile Design TQ X552 iff CLAUDIA JOHNSON Texrile Design MARK JOHANSSON Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr MARTIN JOHNSON Monggemenf MG. JOSHI Texriie Engineering TIJJANI KAJTA Morlsering GWEN KAMINSKY Reroil Monogemenr ROBERT KANE Monogemenr . M Q, '32'j'2lr Q r , LARRY KAUFFMAN 'gp L Accounring if L L E I I , 5 t MICHAEL KAPLAN Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr ZVI KASHTAN Texrile Engineering ' lEfi?':i ' .,f-5 f - iff, Q + MICHAEL KELEHER Morkering g LL GRACE KELLY Fashian Merchandising X I X S ROY KEMPLEPI Texrile Marlsering and Managemenr WILLIAM KETTRICI4 Fashion Merchandising 52+ I ,ws I I -...L MOISES KI-IOUDARI Texrile Engineering VIOLETTA IQIDD Marlsering ,ALM ,Q S X 5 MYEUNG LEE KIM Texrile Design augur' KAREN KING Accaunring LORI KLEIN Fashion Merchandising i X PHILLIP KODROFF Accounring CAROL KOLENDA Compurer Management ii CAROLINE KOSIAK Textile Design LISA KRALLIS Texriie Tecnnalog Y I , I KONBAD KRAULAND Textile Engineering 1 JUDITH KRAVITZ Texrile Engineering ,fl BARRY KBOCKOVER Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr .,,l infix! 1 Vi BISA KBOHN Fosnion Mercnondising CHERYL KRYSTOPA Business Monogemenr MAPNIANNE KUO Business Monogemenr KATHERINE LAFFERTY Retail Management RENEE LANA Textile Technology LAURA LANDMESSER Fashion Merchandising CHRISTINE LANGE Textile Marketing and Management CINDY LARKIN Fashion Merchandising GEORGE LASKARIS Computer Management KADIRI LAWAL Textile Engineering CINDEE LEBOWITZ Fosnion Merchandising LORENZA LECAROZ Textile Design LYNN LEINER Textile Motleeting ond Management BRIAN LElTCH Motlseting i l i LAURA LEDGARD Textile Morlseting ond Monogement VICTORIA LEOPOLD Fashion Merchandising MICHAEL LEVANDOWSKI Managemenr A II LORI LEVINE Apparel Management DENISE LITES Texrile Marisering and Managernenr DAVID LITTMAN Business Managemenr KAREN MACK Fashion Merchandising JANIE MAGERMAN Finance TIMOTHY MAHONEY Finance A LEO MANCUSO Textile Chemistry CHRISTOPHER MANNING Marketing AMORY MARKAM Textile Design X ' 2 . f -2 Q ELLEN MAPXKOVITZ Textile Marketing and Management BRYAN MARVIN Monogernenr CHARLES MATTINA Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr A! i' ,., ELIZABETH MATTKE Texrile Design C X VICTOR MAZZICD Texrile Cnemisrry ANTHONY MC BRYAN Texrile Engineering BOBETTE MC CANN Fashion Merchandising DAVID MC CARTI-IY Morkering MARY MC CARTON Fosnion Merchandising TI 1 XX I xg CCi I 55 I X THOMAS MC DONALD Monoge-nnenr PATRICIA MC DUGALI. Morlsering JAMES MC GINLEY Morlsering JOHN MC GOWAN NX C Q ' f - . L 15 V I v ain :f sfiimf . 96634 PATRICIA MC KENNA Texriie Morlsering ond Monogenwenr if MARCIE MCKINNON JOI-IN MEBOVERN JR Morlsering Textile Design MAUREEN MCKEONE Texrile Morlsering ond Monogemenr l. A-' few-- MAUREEN MCSHEA Morkering X DIANA MESSINA Fosnion Merchandising MARY ANN MICERI Morlsefing KM! AMY MICI-IELBACHER Business Monogemenr ELLEN MILEY Business Adminisrrorion Monogemenr BONNIE MILLER Textile Design MARY MILLER Textile Morlsering ond Monogemenr CONSTANCE MITCHELL Mori-:ering SUSAN MOFFATT Retoil Monogement MAXINE MOORE Computer Monogement BRIAN MOORSTEIN Textile Morlseting ond Monogernent S MARYLIN MORRIS Foshion Merchandising MICHAEL MURPHY Textile Chemistry LINDA MYERS Textile Design DARYOUSH NAMIRANIAN Texrile Engineering If ' z MARIA NEVE Mgrlsering TINA NISENI-IOLTZ Fcisnion Mercnondising DAVID NOWOSIELSKI Accounting DAVID NECKY Business Monogemenr ROBERT NEWMAN Morlsering jf X 2 i ANDREA NUNNARI Texrile Technology WILLIAM O'CALLAGi-IAN DEBRA OCZKOWSKI Design Morlsering JAMES O'BRIEN Texrile Engineering OMAR OCANDO Texrile Engineering JANICE OTT Computer Monogemenr A ga 4, CAROL PABST Fgsnion Mercnondising IBRAHIM PANTI Textile Engineering MARCIA PANTON Nursing CHERYL PAPA Accounring 3-dfx SOPHIA PAPADAIQES Texriie Design FARIHA PARVIZE STEVEN PAUGH JAMA PEARSON Texrile Design JAMES PEDITTO Mori-xering CATHERINE PELZ Textile Technology NEIL POHL Accounring RONALD PETRILLO Acjcounring JOSEF POLAD Texrile Engineering RICHARD POLON Accounring DANIEL POMPILII Accounring i THOMAS POULSON Accounting OLENA PRASICKY Texrile Design i ' 6 LANORE PRINDLE Fashion Mercnondising 1 CAROL PROUD Mari-:ering LYNN PRUDENTE Fashion Merchandising TERRIE OUIGLEY Texriie Design MICHELLE RACKOVER Accaunring MINDY RAYFIELD Fashion Merchandising ROBERT REGO Texrile Chemistry DANIEL PXEICH Texrile Chemisrry JANET REIGEL Apparel Monogemenf SUSAN REILLY Texrile Design MARK REMMEY JEFFREY RHOADS Momogememr JOSEPH RICCI Morlsering JOHN RICHTER Accounring .QR DANA RIZZO NAN ROSENTHAL Compurer Monogemenr Morkering GABRIEL RIGAU Apparel Monogemenr SALLY ROSEN Texrile Design JULIE ROSIN Fosnion Merchandising PHILLIP PNOTH Accounting KAREN ROWLEY Design MICHAEL RUGGIANO Life Science DAVE RUHLMAN Accounfing DAVID RYAN Texrile Engineering METiN SAFTEKIN Texriie Morlsering ond Monogernenr 1 i SUSAN SAGAR Apparel Monogennenr HOPE SANDLER Life Sciinece LAURIE SCHADE Fosnion Mercnondising MICHAEL SAILOR Accounring MARIA SANTIAGO Textile Technology MICHAEL SCHUCI4 Business Monogemenr ALICE SCI-IULER Business Managernenr MICHAEL SCI-IUMACI-IER Marlsering 2' BETH SCI-IUPIR Rerail Managernenr LEON SCI-IWARTZ Finance Nw 1 SUSAN SCI-IWARTZ Texrile Design PATRICIA SCUTTE Fasnian Merchandising ELLEN SEGAL Morlsering MOHAMMAD SHAHRIARI Texrile Engineering MICHAEL SHANE Apparel Monogemenr FARIBA SHAYESTEHMANESH Business Monogernenr FRANK SHERLOCK Texriie Design MARK SHOULBERG Morlsering ALAN SHOWALTEPI Texrile Engineering LORI SIEGENTI-IALER Texrile Technoiogy ANNE MARIE SIKORSKY Textile Design JILL SILVEPIMAN Foshion Merchandising LYNNE SIMON Accounring PIHONDA SINGER Texriie Design MICHELE SKLUT Morkering RONALD SKROCKI Compufer Monogernenr CUPIT SLOMS Business Mono IRIX f BETH SLUTSKY Morl-ze-ring ge-menr CYNTHIA SMITH Fosnion Merchandising GEORGE SMITH Morkering PAULA SMITH Fosnion Mercnondising SUZANNE SMITH Accounring as MARK SOKOLSKI Accounting KATHLEEN SPEAKER Rergil Monogemenr STACEY STARKY Monggemenr MARK STECKEL Texriie Engineering SHARON STEINIG Texriie Design SUCHAT SUESUJJAKUL Business Adminisrrorion Monogemenr A. SUKORSKY Morlsering FRANCIS TAYLOR Business Monogemenr GAIL TESSIERI Fosnion Merchandising CAROL THAIS Monogernenr HELENE THAU Fashion Merchandising 1 J LISA THIGPEN Marlsering A x KAREN THOMAS Fashion Merchandising ALAN TORNOPSKY Managemenr TEPXRANCE ULATOWSIQ Texrile Chemisrry LEONARD VALENTE Accaunring DIANE VALERI Fashion Merchandising FRANCINE WAISNER Pserail Managemenr lg y, CLIFF WEXLER Cornpurer Monagemenr RICHARD WI-IEELAN Apparel Managenwenr THOMAS WI-IELANS Accounting JANET WILDGRUBE Fashion Merchandising JEANETTE WILKERSON Fashion Merchandising I ,, Q Q STACY WILSON Fashion Merchandising RICHARD WISNIEWSKI Business Adrninisrrarian Managemenr CYNTHIA WOOD Marleering CI-IERYL WOTASEI4 Marisering GAII. YOUNG Fashion Merchandising JACK YOUNG Campurer Managernenr GAIL ZANDICK Pie-rail Managernenr MICHELE ZAYON Fashion Merchandising SUSAN ZELLE Rerail Managenfienr DONNA AXNER Fashion Merchandising TRACY HART JOSE ACEVEDO mmm., CAROL ARMSTRONG BETH BEADLE Wxffw iw JANET ESCOURT NORMAN MARINOFF IN MEMORY OF SCOTT W. REID fx A Q iggf ii Qu .fa fm P f. f , fs I 2 X , 4 2 Q .a-ng hmm E 3 . A u ' v AND I LOVE TODAY! THE CLASS GF 1982! Q I' 1 II L 1-QS 'lf 5 . R i f4.x.,,, . 1 .., xx f 25 I f J. aff Si p V: ww 2.51 if we nu-.. IW ,AmW' A A .-If IK I L1 I' .. T , PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF TEXTILES AND SCIENCE I eg F If 1 :FN W I I I e 9 af 7 6 ur ,l gf x xr 1 V Q. X if S xx f s fx M '95 OF TE X T! gli PHILAD 3' ' f N Eg 23:3 S5 1 A s S s WAX x 'ENG QW? .,,....-v .,....-- '--.....,. --...., '--.,,.. f-Q... X..,s's-Q K ---.., AQQ f - ww W x .Q HM -Z gm. S . wi as .v Ex. X Q -b 48: SX S QQ x gs 5-ggi m-. k XE- M. An 3 li ggk, 7 vii, x 1 si I :'h- 3, X 1 X sz . X , :Q: , A H if 192 w - . 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