mm THE CARDINAL 1975 State University College of Arts Sciences Pittsburgh, New York 61st edition Managing Editor Donna Kongesor Layout Editor Saundra Montanaro Organizations Editor Lisa Johnson Greek Editor Nancy Rhoades Weekends Editor Carol Phinney Sports Editor Marilyn Nagy Concerts Editor Becky Pekins Dorm Editor Saundra Montanaro Senior Editor Linda Graulich Advisor A.R. Montanaro, Jr. Photography Mario Giordano, Editor Patrick Cleveland Saundra Montanaro, Lisa Bigsbee Photo Credits: Mario Giordano, Concerts, Color Jack Levine, Plays Dave Mayack, Miner Center Howard Hammonds, Track Staff: Jessica Deeb, Patty Harrison, Alice Holzer, Mike Manning, Donna Stanton, Elice Wahlguist Special Thanks to: Carol Phinney John Conners Paul Kellerhouse Mr. Bill Sloane Senior Portra its by Delma Studios Book printed by Delmar Printing Co. Cover Photos, from the Top: Students meet at the front doors of the new College Center; The cafeteria in the College Center provides a place to study, meet friends, pass time between classes, and even eat; Hawkins Hall from the south; Looking east down Broad Street students re- turning to school in the Fall were greeted with the beauty of street construction, again; Dr. Walker on a field trip in the Fall; Photography editor of the 1975 CARDINAL, Mario Giordano. The cardinal symbolizes PSUC in sports, on the masthead of the newspaper, and has been the name of the yearbook since the first edition. This particular sketch appeared on the cover in 1918. What ' s In The Book Organizations 6 Greeks 43 Weekends 63 On Campus 82 Sports 118 Concerts, Speakers, Theatre 154 Dorm Life 174 Seniors, Faculty 200 Index to Senior Pictures 262 3 7974-75 Academic year 1974-75 brought with it a wide variety of firsts and lasts. In the firsts column fall the first year for President Joseph Burke, the use of the College Center, an FM license for radio sta- tion WPLT, snow for Winter Weekend (a first in many years anyway.) The lasts side weighs heavy with the last year for Vice President Bill Flynt, last major construction for the campus in the new library, last year for football, last year for the five-division hierarchy of faculty. It was the year of the Blackout, the year of student involve- ment in campus issues, i.e. football and the contracting of John Dean, the year of the S.A. budget deficit. But in as many ways as this year was different, in more ways it was similar to any other college year. Students went to class, studied, loafed, drank beer, ate pizza, saw concerts, saw movies, got involved or remained passive, made acquaintances, made lasting friends. We hope this book will help rekindle memories of YOUR year and help remind you of the friendships you ' ve made in the many decades to come. skm President Executive Vice President Vice President for Finances Vice President for Activities Vice President for Student Services Senators Campbell I Lcavitt ie Williams lellerhouse arr Baric eth Broadhurst i Courtney Anne Cox as Crosby Daly ragoon lei Forcier Gitlin ieHaynes m Herman Kane McNiff irvin Testa Birge lew Blaustein Ralbovsky idrane las Stamm Student Association Officers Joseph Quartuccio David Kalet Paul Mannino Solomon Irving J. Campbell Michael Murray Mark Baric Henry Leavrtt Sue Carr James Clifford John Connors Fred Fudala Nick Galemmo Kevin Jones Paul Kellerhouse Ellen Lent Bert Matissen John McShane Betsy Nesbitt John Ralbovsky Bonnie Williams Laurie Carr Ginny Palkovic Linda LaLonde Andrew Bayley Dave Anderson David Hubbard Christine James Diana-Lucas Deborah Sadler Student Association 2s Tom Crosby, Dave Kalel, Ginny Palkovic, Paul Kellerhouse, Sue Carr, Jim Clifford 10 Mark Barie, Briar Kane, Debbie Hayes, Karen Courtney, lay Purvin Mike Forcier, Louis Testa, Bill Herman, Ken Broadhurst 11 12 Student Association Employees Mrs. Papineau To people outside the student community, Mrs. Joyce Papineau is a mystery. How can she possibly stand to work in that office, with all that commotion? People constantly run in and out, interrupt her time and again to ask how to spell this, how to run that machine. Even Mrs. P. herself admits she must sometimes cram a lot of work in between the hours of 8 to 10 a.m. to get things accomplished. But she loves every minute of it. And the students love her. The duties connected with her job are so many and varied they defy description. To say she is Den Mother to twenty-five kids comes pretty close to the truth. But Mrs. P. wouldn ' t trade jobs with anyone else. After six years as the SA sec- retary she figures she has the greatest position on the PSUC campus. Bob Medve Officially the SA Technical Director, Bob Medve holds a position created only last year. Bob acts as liaison and coordinates all technical considerations for touring companies, con- certs, speakers, to arrive on campus. He sees that all SA campus activities, excluding NTA, are lit, and repairs, maintains, and purchases all SA lighting equipment. 13 Rich Roy. |im Cambell, Slan Opperman, Scon BirRe, Dave Shanley, Mike Murray, Barb Verhagen, Nita Perrelle, Donna Croker Orientation Leaders Orientation Leaders are chosen after a series of interviews early in the year. They encompass a wide variety of majors, and are chosen to help the new stu- dents gain a comfortable feeling about P.S.U.C. The orientation leaders work through the entire summer, aiding in planning schedules and familiarizing students with the campus during each new group ' s three-day stay in Pitts- burgh. Student Court Jessica Deeb, Stephen Roberts (Associate lustice), David Anderson (Chief Justice), Kerry Sanger (clerk). Missing: Donna Kongesor. Academic Affairs Board Oleg Panczenko, Ruth Wilcox, Cynthia Havnen, Jon U. Bell. Missing: Pat Hardmeyer, Claudia Wilsey, Jacques Catudal, Donna Cerniak. The Academic Affairs Board provides a threefold function: first, it acts as a liaison unit between SA students and faculty ad- ministration. Second, it sponsors academic programs for the general campus. And third, it provides a reserve for funds for organiza- tions wishing to accomplish academically oriented projects. Front Row: P. L. Cray, President, Mary Ann McCrath, Lynette Werger, Amy Eskild, Robin Waldron, Linda Crawford, Secretary, Linda Reid; Back Row: Shuane VanHatten, Debbie Fiaschette. Warren Mitchell, Ann Sullivan, Treasurer, Margaret Traudt, Norm Koenigsreuter, Vice President. If, ' -1 I -fxSM Mark Christiansen, Advisor to College Center Committee Mrs. Doris Jenkins, Mrs. Janet Rock The College Center Committee is a group of students whose pur- pose is to help provide services and activities which will best util- ize the facilities of the new College Center. Various subcommittees take on the work of planning con- certs, and coffeehouses. The Com- mittee has provided bands in the Pub, a Faculty-Student night, Cof- feehouses in the ballroom with homemade cheesecake, and is in charge of such courtesies as the magazine rack at the Information Desk from which any of several magazines may be borrowed. Li Joe Lombardoni, College Center Food Service Manager; Lil LaBarge 17 18 College Center Committee College Center Committee 19 20 Michele Carpentier, Executive Secretary Terrv Marshall, Ad Layout ManaRer Bill Woods. Business Manager Nancy Rhoades, Creeks Becky Pekins, Concerts 22 Circle K has had a very successful year. Starting off September with a picnic with the BOCES kids Circle K initiated its program as a community service organization. The Homecoming Donut sale is well remembered, with a sizeable amount of the profits going to the Heart Fund. Without a doubt the Dannemora Social and Nursing Home party proved invaluable in giving the club a chance to fulfill its social action. To top it all off, the Fall semester ended with Santa Claus, exchanging gifts, friendships and reminiscing past accom- plishment s. For Spring semester a fund raising for both the Red Cross and the Heart Fund, entertaining at the Clinton County Nursing Home made the group ' s efforts worthwhile. A Speaker ' s Forum on depres- sion and participating in Dannemora ' s socials were also on the agenda. Overall, the Circle K Club has become strong this year. It has gone from the weakest club in the state to possibly the strongest. CIRCLE K CLUB Front Row: Andy P. Shaver. John P. Vasquez, Sue P. Smith, Back Row: Chris P. Savino, 8. ). P. Truax, Richard P. Roy, Dick P. Dawkins, Robin P. Mer- inRola, Nick P. Coddard. MeR P. Kearney, Cid P. Manco, Missing: Bob P. While, lohn P. Montgomery, Steven P. White, Mark P. Ralin, Brian P. Wrobel, Kerry P. Claude, Warren P. Mitchell. Concert Committee New Theatre Association NTA, with a board comprised of both stu- dents and theatre faculty, presents three major productions each year. This year ' s offerings were, Oh, Dad, Poor Dad, Someone ' s Hung You in (he Closet and I ' m Feeling So Sad, La- Ronde, and Celebration. In addition, a num- ber of studio showcase productions, generally student-directed, are staged. 26 Fconl Row: Kathy Mariak (Secretary), ludy Framenl (Weekends Chairman), )im Clifford (Vice Chairman). Paul Kellerhouse (Vice President for Ac- tivities). Steve Bliss (ACB Treasurer), Back Row: Mark Christianson (Advisor), P. L. Gray (College Center Committee Chairman), Rich Roy, (Concert Committee), Nancy Anzovina (Speakers Forum Chairperson), Maureen Kennedy (Artist Series Chairperson), Norman Lian (Film Committee Chairman). Activities Coordination Board ■we smxnr flasooflTJcn Rui cofiHiTTEe flfto iay peeae TS; 3IMWHT MITf AT THE HWES PffrRT II6T ftoCK % . T ' JL dwoftwe Ifvz last l dy ncji toe. But} i 3fl Steps . F 7m Committee Each semester the Film Committee brings film enter- tainment to PSUC students. Every week there is pre- sented one or more movies chosen from a wide variety available. The committee attempts to blend fairly re- cent movies with some of the old favorites which have become modern classics. First semester the Film Com- mittee was headed by Chris Finer; second semester ' s president was Norm Lian. V 28 Front Row: Karen Courtney (Secretary-Treasurer), Bob Kruger, Tom Butler, Row 2: Herb Fowler (Vice President), Pete McNiff (Knight), Tom Pustiz i. Row 3: Dennis DeLong (Advisor), Steve Barr (Esquire), Cina Striplin. Top Row: Valerie Michaelis. College Democrats Back Row: Bruce Grady, Michael Forcier, David Anderson, Daniel McCormack. Tom Gram, Jonathan GatI, Mark Brenda Kollam, Sharon Lysaght, Michael Burek, Debbie VandeCarr, Sieve Roberts, John Ralbovsky. Hank Leavitt. College Republicans Sealed: Liz Mikenas, Standing: Rodney Sutch I, lean Morje, Julie Doerfel, Connie Muse, Tom Morrison, Kalhv Gorman. D. W. Baker, Missing: Dr. Yenoin E. Cuibborv, Linda Josefowski, Mary Studdeford. Music Council Administrative Science Club Row f: Andrew Carlson, Susan Miller, Row 2: Sue Hove, Janet Hein, Row 3: )an Wooldridge, Robert Taylor, Mike Durocher, Row 4: Lora Lee Colucci, Eddie Golod, Carol McFadyen. Row 5: Mark Young, Laurie Sharkey, Missing: Phyllis Cratto, Latty D. Thomas, Debbie Tarpev, Pat Mul- stav, John Petteys, Rosemary Comev. 32 Front Row: Jon U. Bell (President), Mike Carley. Emil Montero. Row 2: Chris Savino. Dennis Hunting Gary Toth (1st Vice President), Don Bolin, Stan Roe, Debbie Totten, Row 3: John Ro elle (treasurer), Art Robinson (secretary), George Brown, Steve Hilt, |ohn Biggane. Dr. Barnetl (Ad- visor), Dr. Dawson, Missing: Dr. Gillett, Dr. Olmsted. M. Lurites, C. McBiceps, E. Emmons — Patron Saint. The Ebeneezer Emmons Society The Ebeneezer Emmons Society, or Geology Club, is composed of students in the geology and earth science majors as well as any other interested stu- dents. The group sponsors lectures and movies of interest, field trips, a geology clinic for introductory earth science, and provides a social function for its members. The society is named after the first state geologist, who did much survey work in the North Country. He was also the first man to climb Mount Marcy. 53 Back Row: Father Dan Keefe; Dave Myers, Treas.; Mike Myers, Soc. Chmn.; Maureen Martin, Commun. Action Chmn.; Wendy Kovalaskas, VP; Front Row: Karen Jones, Pres.; Mary Hughes, Music Chmn.; Kathy Logan, Spiritual Chmn. Missing; Pat Carlin, Sec; Virginia McBride, Liturgy Chmn.; Rich Adams, Chmn. of Ushers. Newman Association Wendy Lalman. Gary Roden, Diane Gude (President), lain RunninRer. Fele Apostle, Missing: CraiR Tadlock, Paul Hoffman, Corrine Crillo, PeRRy Harper, Tracy Schneider, Deb Gityleson. Judy lerome, Betsy Boehner, Bruce RaaberR, Amy Market. Birth Control Information Center The Birth Control Information Center, located in the Infirmary, provides information services for stu- dents concerning contraception, conception, abortion, and venereal disease. The center sponsors VD clinics, speakers. It provides counseling and referrels to students desiring this service. Forensic Union The Forensic Union is a group of students interested in competitive public speaking. Each year the Union travels to schools in New York, New England, and along the Atlantic seaboard as far south as Virginia, to com- pete in debate and a variety of individual speech events such as oral interpretation, persuasive and informative speaking, extemporaneous and impromptu speaking, and after dinner speaking. Early this year Pittsburgh ' s Forensic Union received a first place sweepstakes award for their work during the 1973-74 school year, for schools with an enrollment of 2500 to 8000. This national award recognized the high quality of work dis- played by the many PSUC students competing in tour- naments last year. Besides its competitive work, Foren- sics also participates in Oral Interp festivals and in the Legislative Assembly held in Albany. It provides work- shops and judges for high school speech programs in the North Country area. Speakers ' Forum makes stu- dent speeches available on a wide variety of topics for use as programs for organizations in the area. And this year PSUC debaters were heard on WPLT debating the issues on the football referend um and the contracting of John Dean. Eta Zeta Affiliated with the national Speech Hearing student organization, Eta Zeta promotes the speech hearing sciences. While not devoid of social activities, Eta Zeta on the Plattsburgh campus provides more serious functions as well, sponsor- ing hearing screenings for Senior Citizen clubs throughout the North Country area and bringing speakers in the field to the PSUC students. Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary fraternal organization for in- tercollegiate debaters, competitive individual speakers, non- classroom audience speakers and instructors teaching courses in oral communication. Its purpose is to promote scholarship and a spirit of harmony and cooperation in forensics, thereby doing much for the betterment of public speaking in colleges all over the country. Active chapters are located on more than 270 college and university campuses. Schools in Pi Kappa Delta are a cross section of the outstanding institutions of the nation and range in enrollment from some of the smaller liberal arts colleges to some of the largest universities. After many years of work toward an FM license, WKGO finally received the license this year. The new call letters became WPLT after trying several, only to find that they were in use at some other FM station in the nation. The station also was available to listeners with a cable TV hookup in the city of Plattsburgh. Mike Coslelloe (center) moderates the WPLT debate on the tootball issue between Mark Barie (left) and Mike Forcier. Mark Barie and Hank Leavitt listen in on Hot Line. 41 42 THE GREEKS Front Row: Terry Carcia, Thalians Rep.; Pam Harlman, Thalians Rep.; Judy Frament, 2nd Vice Pres.; Judv Bishop, President; Dawn Rowell, Clio Rep. Bark Row: Sam Monroe, Clio Rep.; Mike Murray, Sig Tau Rep.; Paul Kellerhouse, DK Rep.; Nancy Fritz. Secretary. Interfraternity Council Each fraternity and sorority on this campus has a different set of goals and stan- dards which they set up for themselves. The Interfraternal Council attempts to aide the individual Creeks by helping them to obtain these goals, as well as to regulate pledging and rushing. The council consists of two members from each organization plus five officers. Some of the main concerns this year have been more active involvement in college activities, more student involvement in com- munity affairs, and promoting more positive feelings towards the Greeks. — Judy Bishop 43 Sealed: Laura Jones, |an Griffen, Laurie Turnbull, Kathy Kakretz, Cherl Light, Carole Prunier, Joanne Brosnan, Barb Malecki. Second Row: Sue Parks, Nancy Duso, Ellen Ledoux, Cathy Persico, Betsy Borsak, Brenda Wade, Lisa Abete, Peg Caudet, Laurie Carr, Meg Anderson, Lynn Wagenbrenner. Third Row: Emily Irving, Jonatha Gott, Marie Fagen, Ruth Wilcox, Jean Macbeth, Barb Delanev, Peg Rafferty, Nancy Diesem, Judy Bishop, Debbie Rieben. Alpha Delta Theta Activities planned included Roaring Twenties Weekend, Working for the Heart Fund in the Queen of Hearts Col- lection. AD ' s have formed a new Community Action Com- mittee and plan to become very involved with the Com- munity. 44 While AD ' s are always ready for a good party, they are also always yvorkin I on homecoming float ready to lend a hand in community service. 45 First Row: Dave Boissey, Brendan C. Murphy, Rich Adams, Dave Kalel, Jon W. Bell, Rich Farber, Jim Walters. Second Row: Jerrv Bliss, Tony Ceulia, Peter Lynes, Steve Ross, Craig Jadlock, Joe Quartuccio, Peter McKee. Third Row: John Sehlicht, Chuck Matina, Chris Havens. Fourth Row: John Backus, Rob Goodrich, Tom Emmert, Roge Brideau, leff Sherman. Back Row: Eric Schrull. Missing: John Santiseen, Tim Clum, George Carrigan. Psi Epsilon Chi Psi Epsilon Chi fraternity prides itself on the role it plays in getting things done on the campus and in the Plattsburgh community. It is our goal to aid our members in de- veloping into working members in the affairs around them so that in future life they may become an integral part in their communities. Second semester activities included Cancer Society Bike-a-thon, Campus Beer Blast, St. Patrick ' s Day Party, Book Drive for the Adirondack Correctional Institute, two Blood Drives for CVPH, and Extensive Partying all semester. 46 47 Front Row: Judy Frament, Jeanne Delaney, Annie Nahra, Amy Whileford, Jessica Deeb, Debby Colling, Cheryl Nalbone. Second Row: Doreen Schneckenburger, Roxanne Ceidel, Virginia Mead, Linda Crawford, Kathy Mariak, Carole Fantel, Nancy Fritz. Alpha Kappa Phi Ago Activities for the year included a Drinker, Float making activities, Alumni Tea on October 19, an Invitational, Parent ' s Weekend November 2 and 3, Sisters ' Christ- mas Party, Winter Weekend snow sculpture and window painting, Help night activities at the Deliri, Induction and Banquet in March 16, and a sisterhood weekend in May with a picnic and dessert hour. 48 First Row: Poo Bear, Frenchy, LaBong. Second Row: Turk, T-Head, |-Oub, Lloyd, Weasel. Third Row: Sweeney Boy, Schumachi, Coosl, Russ T.M., Bourbon. Fourth Row: Flex, BDT, Rudy. Fifth Row: Crow, BO, )imbo, Ray the KinR. Theta Kappa Beta Second semester activities scheduled included the Beta-AD Roaring 20 ' s Weekend in February, the Senior Banquet in May, an Easter benefit party for children at CVPH, Project Search, and a party for senior citizens. Tom Flynn at Bluff Point C.C. Dinner Dance. 50 Picnic behind Beta House, Parents ' Wknd. The Brothers get together at the Deliri. Welcoming Beta Parents to Pittsburgh (or their annual Parent ' s Weekend. Dave, Mike, Larry with their 1st place Homecoming Float. Brothers and Pledges take time out from working on their paddles. 51 Paul Maher readies for a reception against Delta Kappa. 52 Beta Jeff Pilts. ). Rillo, D. Aubuchon, Roscoe Word, Sam CunninRham, Gary LaPlanie, C. Nippers, )esus Laplan, Gary McKonsie, )e(f DeLallimeleure, W. Brennan, Bo Borscovsky, Paul Kellere, Izzy Kobe!, Bob lewell, |im Winiewicz, J. Mockery. Missing: Brian Hayseed, John Dacass, ). Bolton, |. Smoa, T. Charrney, S. Gordva. Delta Kappa Delta DKD 53 Row It Karen R osseiti, Penny Nichols, Terry Garcia, Kalhy Rennell, Pam Hartman, Melinda Smith, Sue McMorrow. Second Row: Barb Ehler, Patti Maynard, Sue Barry, Maureen Luley, Ann Oodd, Gail Herschenfang, Dot Davis, )anna McDermott, Rosanne Martino. Third Row: Debbie Wagner, Sharon Bisner, Nancy Lindopp. On Shoulders: Bev Nichols, Donna Ronan, France DeSoccio. Theta Alpha Lambda Spring activities for Thalians include a formal weekend in Feb- ruary, Senior Banquet in May, Pledge Banquet, Parents ' Weekend in May, and various community projects. 54 Phi Kappa Chi The Clionian Sorority has spent a busy year working on the campus and in the community. Clio girls have been active in the March of Dimes, Heart Fund, Cancer Crusade, and the Arthritis Foundation. Sorority is friendship. Sorority is working together. And, of course, sorority is having fun. The times we have spent together and the things we have done will live on in our memories. S6 Peler B. Stymie, Shilz, Sharpy, loe Sardelli, Flip, Schwartzy, John Koptiuch, John Ludwin, Shawnie , Armond Ferranli, Bob Jones, Hoppy, Schaf, Jim Cooney, Herb Broome. Bill MaRuire, |im Campbell, Jim Tyoe, Bill Resse, Mike Murry, Tim Benware, VanValkenburg (Mark), Rolf Cerbsller, Dour Crossell, Andy Krepsteperve. Sigma Tau Sigma 58 AD — Beta Roaring 20 ' s Party Outdoor Events 20 entered the ski race. Each contestant was to ski through three gates , sitting and drinking a beer at each one, then jumping over a finish line. Jim Blendell won the race. A case of beer was the prize in this chug-a-lug on skis. Only one home-made tobaggan was entered in the tobaggan run, but despite the lack of competition there was no lack of fun. 64 Winter Weekend Homecoming Fireworks Display 65 Talent Show The first annual Winter Weekend Talent Show successfully took place on Thursday night, February 20, 1975. Last minute cancellations and fill-ins were the order of the even- ing, and even the M.C. suffered the fate. Steve Bliss in his straw hat and shy style kept the show moving when WIRY ' s Dave Andrews failed to arrive. Twelve student acts, ranging from pantomime to song and dance, delighted the capacity audience in Hawkins Hall ' s large auditorium. Talent was judged by audience applause, and sheer entertainment value held great sway over their choices. First prize of $50 went to Ernest Germano for his ac- cordian act. Linda Amodeo took second place and $35 playing her teeth and singing her own songs to guitar. And the Flying Bombini Brothers (Mike Murray, Jim Campbell, and Dave Shanley) capped the show and captured the third place $15 with their life-defying tumbling act. George W. Angell returns lo Pittsburgh in Homecoming Parade. Homecoming 1974 brought ex-Pres- ident George Angell home once more, this time as a highly honored guest rather than the host. For his 20 years of outstanding dedication and service to the college, which ended in August, the Alumni Association presented him with its highest annual award. Graduates returned, too, as this marked the Silver Anniversary for the Class of 1949 and the Golden Anniver- sary for the Class of ' 24. Various groups and other classes met and reminisced at brunches and parties th roughout the weekend. For the students, Homecoming had a less sentimental meaning, but provided a time for parties, sports, and a happy spirit of togetherness as floats were built by various groups on campus. Beautiful weather and autumn color at its seasonal peak lent a background for a festive weekend for all. A 1949 graduate of State University at Plattsburgh. 68 Homecoming, 1974 Homecoming King and Queen, ]im Walters and Sandy Smith. Forever let us hold our banners high! Vaudeville was a Sigma Tau Sigma look 2nd place with M lolson, and Theia Kappa Beta ' s Bennv cap- lured 3rd. NTA received Honorable Mention. Window Painting First place to Phi Kappa Chi ' s Durante. Honorable Mention Second Place Third Place Snow Sculptures Kent Hall won 1st place with their Model T. Mason Hall — wishing for a luckv break. 72 Homecoming Parade, 1974 Aladdin ' s lamp produces third place for Sig Taus. 73 74 Winter Weekend Winter Weekend 75 To Make A Wish was the theme of this year ' s Homecoming Parade. In the football game between PSUC and St. Lawrence, the victory score was 30-20. Pittsburgh played Cort- land State in soccer. At the wine and cheese party the Homecoming King Jim Walt- ers and Queen Sandy Smith were named. Sojourne pro- vided semi-formal music in the new College Center. 77 if I Campus Karate Club Demonstration Winter Carnival Hockey Tournament Weekend Sports The Basketball Cards never did get on their feet, losing all three Weekend games: 64-52 to Albany State, 65-51 to Fredonia, and 75- 63 to St. |ohn Fischer. The winning score. Matt Westcott, most valuable player and team captain Jean Dahme accepts trophy. hohi smxn 10 08 0:00 p i s ... : 3 ' ft The team congratulates Matt Westcott on his 7th goal of the game which put the Cardinals ahead 9-8. President Burke congratulates coach John Corker. Four schools competed in Plattsburgh ' s first hockey tournament: Champlain Re- gional College, Plymouth State, Rochester Tech, and PSUC. In opening rounds, Champlain beat Rochester, and PSUC defeated Plymouth. Consolation winner the next afternoon was Rochester Tech. In the Championship game the Cardinals bat- tled uphill all the way to nudge out Champlain. Hero of the day was Matt Wescott who not only scored the tie-breaking ninth goal for the team, but scored a total of seven goals himself. He was awarded MVP award and a place on the All-Tournament Team. Jean Dahme and Dave Willard also placed on the All-Tourney Team. J r Happiness Is A Weekend At Plattsburgh Coffee House on Ice A new event for Winter Weekend, this 3-hour skating session brought out all kinds of skaters — beginners, and even a few hockey players. Most everyone skated, but some just stood, or sat on the ice and talked. Refresh- ments and entertainment were provided for rest breaks. Bl Orientation Orientation, the pre-period for freshmen, trans- fer students, offers the opportunity to get specialized advisement from faculty members for first semester courses, a chance to meet them and other new stu- dents socially, and helps to make a new campus a bit less mysterious before the scurry of classes begins. Construction 90 92 Working in Class Working in Class 93 94 95 The Blackout The weather and faulty power cables combined to treat Pittsburgh students to an unexpected mid semester break this fall. On Wednesday evening, Novem- ber 13, the water moisture from a week of heavy rain reached a faulty cable splice in one of the two main power lines and promptly darkened all but two classroom buildings. Although mainte- nance crews were called out immediately to remedy the situation, power was not restored until late the following Sunday. Classes were cancelled for two days as a result of this incident When classes resumed on Monday, November 18, students and faculty buzzed about the loss of time, postponed tests and activities, and speculated as to how such a disaster could have happened. The buzzing continued until 9:20 p.m. on Wednesday, November 20, when the mended splices were again invaded by moisture (this time from the melting of an early, heavy snowfall) and the power failed again. This time, however, classes were not suspended; they were re- located in windowed classrooms during the day and into unaffected classrooms in the evening. Power was temporarily restored to classroom buildings by Mon- day, December 2, with plans to replace the deteriorat- ing cable during the winter break at an approximate cost of $250,000. $1 Vat 97 . 100 102 Focus on Friends Focus on Friends 103 104 Focus on Friends 109 110 Leisure Time The Legend Of The Monument In downtown Pittsburgh, in the heart of the saloon district, stands this monument, erected to honor McDonough. Legend has it that the bird will fly when a virgin graduates from the hallowed halls of Plattsburgh State. The bird has remained firmly affixed for 50 years. But what we want to know is . . . 111 Which One Of You Got Away With It? 112 The fifth Winter Commencement was held on Friday, December twentieth, 1974. Doctor Hans Hirsch, Professor of History, was the guest speaker who impressed upon the some 400 graduates: to never be lightly veiled versions of your boss or professor. His theme of true honest self-expression was further expanded upon by Joseph Burke, in his first commencement as President of this college. The Doctors Hirsch and Burke ' s remarks were warmly received by the audience of deans, graduates, parents and guests who filled Hawkins Hall to capacity level. 115 Going Home ■5 ll ■ • : 116 An accumulation of wealth over four-years ' time can be hard to lake home. 117 Front Row: Pete Blv, Bob O ' Donnel, Brian Ruthfuss, Ellen Turkel, John Gnerre, lohn Leonard, led Coldfreid, Tony Haslam; Back Row: Billy Katz (Student Coach), Steve Walsh, Brian Dodge, lohn Evans, Norman Goldwire. |im Zimmons, Bruce TeaRue, Tommy Pillsworth. Billy Mathews, Howard Hammonds (Coach). Cross Country 1974 Dual Meet Results, 11 wins, losses Norwich University 15 49 W St. Michael ' s College 15 50 W Oneonta State 10 42 W Siena College 20 41 W University of Vermont 23 34 W Clarkson College 15 48 W Johnson State (Vermont) 17 42 W University of New Hampshire 22 33 W University of Maine 18 37 W Oswego State 19 45 W St. John Fisher College 17 46 W LeMoyne Invitational Won State University New York Athletic Conf. Won Upstate Championships Won This is the first undefeated Cross Country season in PSUC history. 120 Mile Relay Team, Olvmpic Invitational Heat Winners 1975: Cillis, Haslam, Cameron, Horton. Indoor Track 1975 Syracuse 34 Alfred 29 Plattsburgh 83 W Vermont 61.5 Albany State 10.0 St. Lawrence 14.0 Plattsburgh 67.5 W Catonsville C.C. 48 Mohawk C.C. 14 Plattsburgh 84 W R.P.I. Invitational RIT 40 Union College 37 Cortland 23 RPI 17 Plattsburgh 62 W Cortland Invitational Cortland 38.6 Union 20.0 RIT 17.3 Syracuse Plattsburgh 15.0 49.0 W 125 Soccer 74 SEASONS RECORD St. Michael ' s Keene State U.V.M. New Paltz Binghamton Oswego Potsdam Cortland Albany Colgate Middlebury Oneonta Pittsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh 2 3 1 3 1 1 1 126 4 ■ ■ £55 John Baldasaro (FB), Doug Calhoun (C), Ron Cameron (FB-HB), Gene Corrigan (CF), Robert Cree (W), Ken Dautrich (FB), Mike DiBella (CF-W), Chris Fife (HB-FB), David Fife (HB-C), Nick Goodard (HB-W), Chip Greenwood (CF-W), Mike Henderson (CF- HB), Al Hoheb (FB), Carl Hornbach (FB), Kazimierz Jazimierz (W), Paul Kerton (HB) Gary LaShure (FB-HB), David Lutke (FB-HB), Thomas Moore (W-FB), Rick Morse (F), Jim Preusser (FB), Ken Rienth (RB-HB), Mike Sabatelle (HB-FB), Craig Sanborn ' (F), Michael Thayer (W), Glenn Trombley (FB), Jeff Trombly (FB), Bob Uerz (G), Gary Usher (HB), Richard Willis (W), Glenn Wright (W-CF). •lettermen returning COACH: Bill Utter ASSISTANT: Luigi Corcione, Berni Blumenthal 127 Cardinal 17 — TonyCisondi 18 — Scott Yakey Rich Bisso John Britz Mike Carlin Bruce Close Tony Gisondi Chris Hansen Doug Heady Steve Huveldt Fran Keane Pete Klaiber Mike Mulligan Terry Newman Don Nichols Dan Pazzanese Steve Pratt Jerry Rosenbaum Bill Schoel Bill Turpin Walt Vanderhoff Steve Varner T.K. Veitch Scott Yakey (P) (2B) (P) (2B) (C) (OF) (OF) (P) (P) (C) (C) (OF) (2B) (OF) (SS) (OF) (P) (2B) (P) (P) (3B) (IB) 128 Baseball Season ' s Record Potsdam State Potsdam State Albany State Albany State St. Michaels St. Michaels New Paltz John Jay St. Michaels St. Michaels Clarkson New Paltz New Paltz 10 6 3 2 14 10 10 1 5 14 Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh Plattsburgh 3 12 2 1 4 9 4 7 6 4 13 — Steve Pratt Scoring — T.K. Veitch Head Coach: Bob Maher Assistants: Larry Schiro, Norm Law, Stan Wot- jowicz 129 Jerry Colistra (8), Mickey Carpenter (10), Bill Calahan (11), Don Juda (12), Joe Garcia (14), Tom Nels (16), Dana Richardson (20), Tim Coonrad (22), Paul Mc- Cuire (23), Jim Smith (24), Kevin Van Slyke (25), Larry Hill (26), Dave DeCirce (30), Vernon Blue (31), Tim Cummings (32), Jim Fraser (33), Ray Price (34), Harry Duprey (35), Doug Cooper (36), Scott Hopkins (37), Bob Mehan (42), Al Schempt (43), Gene Twardzik (44), Dave Furman (46), John Coughenor (48), Kevin Rovito (51), Chris Gunter (52), John McArdle (53). Dave DeCirce: We had the talent, personnel, and potential to be a powerful team, we just never put it together. Ray Price: The mistakes were mostly mental ones, not physical. The tackles were made but assign- ments were missed. Vince Barber: Coach Cas- iani, hopeful of a good season, worked hard to put the talent together, but the opponents seemed to have the edge in most games. Vince Barber (55), Steve Barr (60), Mike Hughes (62), Jeff Kaminske (63), Gary Maciejewski (64), Bob Granger (64), Fran Turner (65), Joe Merola (66), Jim Beaty (67), Dave Heburn (68), Tom Vondell (70), Bob Brown (73), Frank Miller (74) Mike Lilla (75), Tony DeLorenzo (76), Art Daruszka (78), Ed Barrie (79), Huck Finn (80), Tom Ehrich (81), Steve Dartt (82), Jeff Koonz (83), Tony Scotto (84), Tom Warner (84), Tom Sorrell (85), Joe Darman (86), Greg Ehrmann (87), Bob Robison (88), John Cassin (89). SEASONS RECORD Norwich Chaeyney Slate Brockporl R.l.T. Si. Lawrence Plymouth State Bridgewater St. Albany State Offensive and Defensive Players 35 — Harry Duprey 16 — Tom Nels 10 — Mickey Carpenter 32-TimCummings Roster Del Binnom Rich Bisso John Christensen )oe Darman Tom Nels Jesse McNei Coach: Norm Law Roosevelt Whitfield Larry Parker Gene Rubin Paul Slattery Greg Williams Season ' s Record Castleton State 58 Pittsburgh 85 St. Lawrence 78 Pittsburgh 54 Clarkson 64 Pittsburgh 69 Binghamton 68 Pittsburgh 56 R.P.I. 54 Pittsburgh 37 Quannipiac 84 Pittsburgh 70 Clarkson 67 Pittsburgh 62 Middlebury 81 Pittsburgh 66 New Paltz 57 Pittsburgh 77 New York Tech 108 Plattsburgh 94 Clarkson 67 Pittsburgh 81 Oneonta 54 Plattsburgh 37 St. Lawrence 94 Plattsburgh 78 Oswego 73 Plattsburgh 77 Clarkson 78 Plattsburgh 69 Cortland 45 Plattsburgh 52 Ceneseo 78 Plattsburgh 47 Brockport 92 Plattsburgh 72 Albany 64 Plattsburgh 52 Fredonia 65 Plattsburgh 51 St. John Fischer 75 Pittsburgh 63 Potsdam 72 Plattsburgh 65 Buffalo 85 Plattsburgh 77 140 NAME Richard Thompson (G) Jean Dahme (D) Tom Jennings (D) John Mayette (D) Mail Wescott(C) Howard Jennings (C) Chuck Luker (LW) Jerry Satoren (RW) Kevin Noggle (RW) John Laurie (C) Jay Daly (LW) Bob Cree (RW) MikeLaRosa(LW) Dave Willard (D) Mike Carrigan (LW) Charley Keefer (D) Danny Meade (RW) Keefe Riley (LW) Terry Satterley (G) GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 23 16 14 13 15 27 15 17 23 14 14 19 15 50 13 3 31 26 32 6 2 28 27 23 5 21 10 8 20 1 1 141 Varsity Tennis Siena College Middlebury College Univ. of Vermont Oswego State Potsdam State Albany State Oneonta State Binghamton State Potsdam State SUNY A.C. Conference Tournament Bob Borsky Gerry Burch Mike Diliberto Ernie Germano Bill Gilson Mark Godwin Lew Green Howie Kern 144 Coach |oe Jastrab, Sieve Tela, Mark Wilson, Mike Shpur. Jim Blendell, Scoll 8rid«er, Ernie Weeks. Dave Rihr Varsity Golf Last spring, the golf team travelled to Key Biscayne, Florida, to compete in the I.T.T. sponsored Tournament of Intercollegi- ate Champions. After winning the N.A.I. A. District 31 Cham- pionships at Rutgers (sixth win in eight years), they also travelled to Aberdeen, South Dakota to compete in the N.A.I. A. National Championships. In the fall of this school year, the team increased their impressive two-year undefeated dual record to 7-0 by defeating Siena and New Paltz. The season ended with a first place finish for the third consecutive year in the Cardinal Invitational, a third place finish in the Utica Invitational, and a second place finish in the SUNYAC Championships. Individual awards went to Mark Wilson (First Medalist) and Dave Rihm (Third Medalist) in the Cardinal Invitational. Mark Wilson and Steve Teta both received scoring medals in the SUNYAC Championships. The team set a new team scoring record on a par 72 course when they shot 305 against Siena and New Paltz. This broke the old record of 307 set at Spartanburg, South Carolina in the N.A.I. A. National Championships in 1973. Coach Joe Jastrab has a solid nucleus to continue the golfers ' winning tradition of the last eight years. 145 Season ' s Results Vermont 94.50 PlatKhurph 103 45 Roval Military Colleee 102.52 PlatKhurph I lull jUUI CI 1 134 4? Oneonta 124.53 Plattsbureh 126.94 Cortland 117.30 C.C.N. Y. 88.20 Plattsburgh 122.05 University of Vermont 133.45 Plattsburgh 131.25 Brockport 133.39 Plattsburgh 130.99 Plymouth State 135.69 Plattsburgh 136.17 Royal Military College forfeit Plattsburgh won COACH: BUD BEYER ASSISTANT COACH: GEORGE BROWN Roster Steve Solazzo (Ail-Around) Todd Gerber Garth Drozin (All-Around) Ken Wright Gregg Diliberto Paul Hoffman (All-Around) Keith Karas Jeff Keefer Chuck Sehulster Larry Tuttolomondo Ken Bridean Dana Copeland Michael Diliberto Reggie Jennings Paul Hyams John Kolk Lance Miles Gary Pederson Tom Robotham Mike Mahoney Craig Tadlock Martyn Silver John Zavaski David Hoff Gary Babvkin (freestyle), Dave Brinnier (butterfly), Mike Burek (freestyle), Mike Collins (diving), Ken Eckerle (freestyle), Blake Ford (freestyle), Mark Certner (diving), Alexander Cordon (freestyle), Keith Kutil (diving), Cam Perkins (freestyle), Galen Seerup (diving), Dan Smith (freestyle), Mike Stone (butterfly), Tom Tokos (diving), Kim Olsen (head manager), Patti Jo Budik (manager), Karen Clark (manager), Nancy Hollohan (manager). COACH: DAVE ROBERTSON 150 PLATTSBURGH STATE IIISII! sumnm rem Swim Team Season ' s Record New Paltz 48 PSUC 65 Albany State 55 PSUC 58 U.V.M. 68 PSUC 45- Queen ' s University 52 PSUC58 McGill University 75 PSUC 38 R.P.I. 56 PSUC 57 Norwich University 50 PSUC 63 St. Michaels 38 PSUC 71 Oneonta 79 PSUC 33 St. Lawrence 77 PSUC 34 Oswego 74 PSUC 39 Potsdam 89 PSUC 24 SUNYAC Championships NCAA Championships Division III •season incomplete for press deadline Women ' s Basketball ! Roster Kathy Farley Terri Cottrell Linda Byrne Linda Case Nancy Downs Mary |o Hartmayer Dink Hughes Season ' s Record Nancy Kornhoff Sharon Rivlin Eileen Shephard Pat Smith Sue Speeches Debbie Bonnert St. Lawrence 56 PSUC 34 Johnson State 67 PSUC 72 Potsdam 64 PSUC 51 St. Lawrence 63 PSUC 59 Lyndon State 88 PSUC 59 Castleton State 66 PSUC 54 Johnson State 64 PSUC 52 A.C.C. 31 PSUC 62 Canton 36 PSUC 65 152 15) Concerts A beautiful Fall Sunday afternoon was the setting for a Concert in the Park — well, in the courtyard behind the new College Center. A bluegrass band provid- ed the music that day in October, and students provided the entertainment. A great break from the grind of studying on the weekend. }± f it. 158 October 20, 1974 159 160 November 8, 1974 162 November 19, 1974 America November 19, 1974 163 164 November 19, 1974 November 19, 1974 165 166 John Mayall Photos by Dan Kane Dan Wagoner Dance Company In residence at Plattsburgh for a three-day stay, the Dan Wagoner Company brought to students in- terested in dance an opportunity to view and work with one of the best dancers on the modern scene, as Wagoner is described by the NY Times. Sessions began with an informal lecture and dem- onstration, continued through technique classes for beginner and for advanced dancers. And finally, the Company gave their dance concert. Wagoner has dan- ced with a number of modern dance groups including Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham, and Paul Taylor, with whom he toured as a leading soloist. 168 February 13, 1975 February 6-8, 1975 Paul Winter Consort Billed as The Second Winter Weekend, the stay at PSUC of the Paul Winter Consort brought a fabu- lous opportunity to students to see the inner workings of the group. For three days the Consort provided informal demonstrations, improvisational workshops in which students could join, and sectional instru- mental workshops for strings, winds, percussion, and keyboard and guitar. The weekend culminated with an open rehearsal and concert. The Winter Consort blends the sounds of many diverse instruments and the techniques of many disciplines into an organic whole with an incredibly wide range of expressive possibilities. March 5-7, 1975 169 Clifford Irving Clifford Irving hit the lecture circuit this year in an attempt to raise money to pay for expenses incurr ed during the period of the Hughes Hoax and trial. That PSUC was one of his first speaking engagements showed in the briefness of his half-hour lecture. The man who best deals with the written word found it difficult translating to the spoken. The prison system from which he had just been released was the focal point of dis- cussion. Father Dan Berrigan Robert B. Semple, jr. Father Berrigan appeared in Plattsburgh to speak on News Editor for the New York Times, Mr. Semple behalf of Martin Sostre, then on trial in P ' burgh. He spoke to students on the subject of politics and the focused on the broader question of justice in America news media, as well. 170 John W. Dean III A capacity crowd of 1500 people filled the Memorial Hall gymnasium to hear former White House counsel John Dean. Released from prison only a month and a half before for his part in the Watergate coverup, Dean characterized Richard Nixon as a man more concerned with his historical image than the needs of the American people, always in some way justifying his actions in terms of the actions of past presidents. Of himself he said, I got blinded by my own ambition. I wanted to please my superiors. I knew what they liked and I did my damnedest to please them. Dean ' s short speech was followed by an extensive question-answer session from which the audience captured a small glimpse of the inner workings of the White House of Richard Nixon. NEW THEATRE ASSOCIATION October 16 - 20 8:00 P.M. Devastating Satire Snaps An Avante - Garter! Dorm Life Cafeteria Service Cafeteria service was again one of the biggest gripes on campus. As prices rose, seconds disap- peared and portions diminished, but the lines to wait in grew longer. Semester ends found students frantically cashing in meal tickets on cases of candy bars, potato chips — anything which could be bought and carried off. Second semester saw a trial for unlimited seconds to cut down on waste and create a more friendly dining atmosphere. if 4 tl f« n - — 180 Macdonough Hall I ' 1 1 First Floor Residents Below: Basement Resident Second Floor Residents Below: Third Floor Residents Harrington Second Floor West Below: Second Floor North Mason Hall Third Floor West Below: Third Floor Nnrth Moffitt Hall — Tower C Adirondack Hall — Building 3 193 Miner Center 197 198 Miner Center to Miner Center 199 The Seniors, and Those Without Whose Help . . . General and Continuing Education Directory of Faculty Nicholis F. Troisi, ED.D., Pennsylvania State University (1958) Melvin W. Donaho, Ph.D., University of Michigan Richard D. Cifford, M.Sc, University of Nebraska (1957) Raymond L. La Rocque, M.S., Michigan State University (1972) Nicholis F. Troisi Dean, Continuing Ed. John Middleton, Home Economics Robert Frank, Music mmm Fouad El Taher, Francis R. Bethlen, Admin. Science 202 CONTINUING EDUCATION Terry Garcia Theta Alpha Lambda; Homecoming Committee (4); Winter Weekend Committee (3) Peter Garibaldi Mitchell Goldberg David P. (ones Terrence McHugn Football; President of Miner Center; Student Associa- tion Jeffrey O ' Connell J.V. Basketball (3); UNLESS (3) Nancy Partyka Phi Kappa Chi Russell F. Stymer Sigma Tau Sigma lay Weingast Martin Lubin, Political Science Kenneth Loach, Chemistry Directory of The Philip B. Clarkson, Ph.D., Stanford University (1963) Albert M. Hassler, M.S., SUNY Pittsburgh (1967) George Abbe, M.A., University of Iowa (1938) Shakeh S. Agajanian, Ph.D., New York University (1963) Carol Ames, Ph.D., SUNY at Buffalo (1973) Edgar G. Barton, Ed.D., Pennsylvania State University (1955) Thomas Braga, Ph.D., Rice University (1970) leannette Bredin, M.A., University of California (1969) Edgar J. Burde, Ph.D., Claremont Graduate School (1969) Bruce Butterfield, M.A., University of Illinois (1970) Peter Corodimas, Ph.D., Ohio State University William M. Crosby, MFA, University of Michigan Ronald Davis, B.A., Mercer University (1966) George Dicks, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University (1969) Herman H. Doh, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (1962) Melvin Donaho, Ph.D., University of Michigan (1966) Raymond H. Doyle, Ph.D., Interamerican University (1969) Carl W. Engelhart, Ph.D., University of Minnesota (1951) Jose C. Fernandez, Ed.D., University of Havana (1950) Alan Frank, Ed.D., Columbia University (1968) Robert E. Frank, D.M., Cornell University (1973) Hyman S. Freeman, M.A., University of Denver (1972) John T. Goldthwait, Ph.D., Northwestern University (1957) Yenion Guibbory, Ph.D., West Virginia University (1970) Edwin J. Hamblet, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (1967) William A. Hawkins, Jr., M.M., North Texas State University (1972) Elizabeth Hayden, M.M., Boston University (1967) Joseph Hennessy, M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy of Art (1954) Edward F. Heuston, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin (1962) David L. Hoffman, M.M.A., Yale University (1971) Thomas E. Holland, M.F.A., University of Indiana (1966) Ada Holmes, M.A., University of Pennsylvania (1948) Glen Hoover, M.F.A., Indiana University (1966) H. Charles Kline, Ph.D., University of Denver (1963) William H. Klock, M.A., New York University (1964) Faculty of Humanities Charles A. Krecz, B.A., University of Miami (1968) Clyde D. Kuemmerle, Ph.D., University of Minnesota (1970) HeinzG. Kyrlis, Ph.D.. McGill University (1961) Angelo La Mariana, Ed.D., Teacher ' s College Columbia University (1954) Hugo Lentze, M.A., Texas Technological University (1968) John L. Meyer, Ph.D., University of Minnesota (1970) Philip R. Micks, Ph.D., Columbia University (1950) Richard Mikkelson, M.F.A., University of Iowa (1969) Howard C. Miller, Jr., Ph.D., Lehigh University (1965) James B. Miller, Ph.D., Columbia University (1961) William A. Miller, M.A., University of Maryland (1973) Albert R. Montanaro, Jr., M.A., Central Michigan University (1965) David Mowry, M.A., Boston University (1968) John W. Myers, M.A., University of Wisconsin (1971) Arthur A. Newgarden, Ph.D., University of Buffalo (1963) Timothy J. Palkovic, M.A., Kent State (1968) Monserrate R. Peralta, M.A., Un iversity of Illinois (1958) Philip Reines, Ph.D., University of Denver (1970) William E. Robbins, M.F.A., University of Iowa (1968) Venice Sakell, Ph.D., University of North Carolina (1964) Craig Sample, M.A., Columbia University (1966) Benjamin Sevitch, Ph.D., Indiana University (1972) Kenneth Shaffer, M.S., Illinois State University (1968) John Shout, M.A., University of Michigan (1971) Jon H. Sontag, Ph.D., University of Minnesota (1970) Steven Steinlight, B.A., Columbia University (1970) Kenneth St. Louis, Ph.D., University of Minnesota (1973) Joseph H. Summerell, Ph.D., Columbia University (1958) Allan H. Tani, Ph.D., Ohio University (1970) Ann B. Tracy, M.A., Brown University (1964) Daniel Watermeier, Ph.D., University of Illinois (1968) Edward H. Worthen, Ph.D., University of Michigan (1965) John L. Yardan, Ph.D., Catholic University of America (1965) Robert J. Yingling, M.A., Pratt Institute (1968) Ann S. Zielinski, Ph.D., Syracuse University (1971) I: William D. Laundry, Director ot Housing John L. Meyers, Acting Asst. to President Carl W. Engelhart, English George Pasti, |r.. Dean of Social Sciences Alan B. Frank, Music George F, Sheats, Chemistry Omar, Custodial Engineer Harry Bowen, Asst. to Dir., Instr. Resources n y ART Susan Bissonette Nancy Butler An Resources Association, Secretary; Head Start Volun- teer; College Collections Committee Marcy Nagin Philosophy Club (1); Theatre Scene Shop; Sunday Drawing Workshop John Ost Footlighters (1); Cardinal Points (4); College Symphonic Band (2). Frank Swartwout Kay Woods Art Exhibitions and Collections Committee 73-74. Tom (ennings Sigma Tau Sigma; Hockey 2, 3, 4. COMMUNICATIONS THEATRE ARTS |anet Benson Eta Zeta, Speakers Forum; WPI.T; Cardinal Points; Pro- motion Director ot WPLT; Music Director; Paper Air- plane Appreciation Assoc.; G.C.A. Thomas Bigelow Scott Birge S.A. Speakers Forum Comm. (1); Chairman (2, 3, 4); N.E.C. National Lecture Comm. (3, 4); College Foun- dation (3); WKCO (1, 2, 3. 4); Operations Mgr. (3, 4); Programming Assistant (2); Intramural Football (1, 2); Intramural Bowling (1); R.A. (2, 3, 4); Summer Orien- tation Leader (4); President ' s Cup Comm. (3); S.A. Finance Board. Joanne Brosnan Alpha Delta Theta; Dorm Council; Big Buddy Program; Co-chairman Winter Weekend 1974; Eta Zeta. Howard Carron Eta Zeta Michael Crary National Student Speech and Hearing Assoc.; Eta Zeta; Wrestling (3). Donna Croker Alpha Kappa Phi (1, 2); Spring Weekend ' 73; Orienta- tion Leader (1, 2, 3); College Union Mgr. (2, 3, 4); Home- coming Chairman 73; R.A. (3); Volleyball Softball Intramurals (1); MacDonough Hall Treasurer (1); Home- coming Court ( ' 73); Alumni Board of Directors (3, 4); College Union Board (1, 2); Finance Board (1, 2); F.S.A. Advisory Committee (1). loan Duprey R.A.; International Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. 208 Art, Communication and Theater Arts Daniel Duross New Theatre Assoc. Board (2 vrs.); Business Mgr. 73; Subscriptions Mgr. 74. Alan Elliott NTA Executive Board (3, 4); S.A. Finance Board (3); New Theatre Assoc. Technical Coordinator for Lighting Sound (3, 4); S.A. Film Committee (4). Paula Gadomski Eta Zeta Judy Hayman Eta Zeta Ruth Hazen Eta Zeta Gary Hobish Cardinal Points; WPLT, WKSO, WSUP Program Director, Treasurer, Music Director, Promotion Director; Film Committee; Speaker ' s Forum; Paper Airplane Appre- ciation Association; G.C.A. Kim Hubbard Campus Karate Club N.T.A. Productions; Readers Theatre. Denise Kahane Hillel (secretary 2, 3); Dean ' s List; Eta Zeta (2. 3, 4); Dorm Council (3). Karen Kelly Maryellen Kilrain Eta Zeta; Theatre Productions. Kevin McCarthy Charles Matina Psi Epsilon Chi; Intramural Sports — Football (2), Soft- ball (2, 3), Broomball (3); S.C.A.T.E. (2); Faculty-Student Standing Comm. on Student Affairs (2). Allyn Mitchell Eta Zeta Douglas Nadeau Intramural Football (3, 4); New Staff WPLT (3); Disc Jockey WPLT (3, 4); Vice Pres. Building 3 (3); Hudson Valley Community College (1, 2); President of Hudson Club (2); Dean ' s List HVCC (1, 2); PSUC (3, 4). Joseph Quartuccio Psi Epsilon Chi; Eta Zeta; Intramurals: Football (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3); Softball (2, 3); Broomball (2, 3); S.A. President (3); Executive Council Chairman (3). Communiration and Theater Arts 209 Janet Ruger National Student Speech Hearing Assoc.; Sigma Alpha Eta — Eta Zeta Chapter. Dianna Toth Dean ' s List; Eta Zeta; Dorm Council. Sheila Weaver Birth Control Information Center Counselor; Vice Pres. for Student Affairs Search Committeewoman; Dorm Council Election Committeewoman. ENGLISH Rochelle Chadakoff William ' s Auxiliary; Lt. Magazine 73. Diane Deluca Marc Creenwald Varsity Soccer (1, 3, 4); Varsity Indoor Track (3); Varsity Outdoor Track (1, 2, 3); Intramurals: Football (2); Bas- ketball (3); Baseball (3); SCATE (2, 3, 4); Student Griev- ance Committee (2, 3); Constitution Committee (3, 4); English Club (3, 4); Yearbook photographer. Joseph Hesch Thomas Hunt Brock (anoff Bernard Juneau Cross country (1, 2); T.Y.E. Outing Club. Cynthia Luck Lynne-Ann Murray R.A. (3); Intramurals; Squash, paddleball, softball (1, 2, 3); Ski Club (1, 2); B.A.R. Committee member (2. 3); Academic Affairs Board Member (3); Canadian Studies Program (4); English Club (3, 4); Literary Journal (3). Julia Snyder Kalherine Sudds Peter Vanderwall Intramurals (2, 3, 4); Ski Club (1). 210 English James Wallers Psi Epsilon Chi; Intramural Sports (1, 2, 3, 4); Fraternity President (4). Jeanne Whytt MODERN LANGUAGES Carol Cavolina Sigma Delta Pi; Williams Auxiliary — Director of Foreign Affairs. Joan Gilmore SiRma Delta Pi; Student-Faculty Advisory Committee. Coldie Levine Alpha Delta Theta Sorority Recording Secretary (2); Modern Dance Club (1); Visiting student at McGill Uni- versity (3). Patricia Maguire Intramurals; Broomball (3, 4); Softball (3, 4). Anita Mleczkowski Newman Association (1, 2, 3, 4); Social Committee (4); Birthright Office (4); SCATE (2); Student N.Y.S.T.A. (1). Carol Prunier Alpha Delta Theta Deborah Schaffer Sigma Delta Pi Barbara Schultz Williams Auxilliary — Music director. Ursula Senecal Social Planning Committee of Modern Language De- partment; Spent Junior year abroad in Tours, France. Margaret While Moffitt Hall Dorm Council; Language Dept. Social Planning Committee. MUSIC Carth Drozin Acrothetre (1); Varsity Gymnastics Team (1, 2, 3, 4); MVP Gymnastics (1, 2, 3, 4); Team Captain (4); Member Music Council (2, 3, 4); Chorale (2); Jazz Band (2. 3, 4); Band (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4). Katherine Gorman College chorale (2, 3, 4); College Band (2, 3, 4); College- Community orchestra (4); Music Council (3); Trea- surer (4). Elizabeth Mikenas Band, Orchestra, Jazz ensemble, Music Council Vice President. Modern Languages, Music 211 Directory of the Faculty of Mathematics and Science Harold J. Perkins, Ph.D., Iowa State University (1957) Robert G. Moll, M.B.A., University of Chicago (1952) Julius A. Archibald, M.S., New York University (1956) Ernestos N. Argyres, Ph.D., Tufts University (1967) Stockton G. Barnett, Ph.D., Ohio State University (1966) Stuart J. Baum, Ph.D., Cornell University (1965) Charles A. Blood, Ph.D., Lehigh University (1956) Rudolph ). Bobka, Ph.D., Western Reserve University (1960) Joseph C. Bodenrader, M.A., Indiana University (1965) Robert Chu, Ph.D., Tufts University (1971) Ralph M. Clark, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts (1963) James C. Dawson, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin (1970) Robert R. Donaldson, Ph.D., Cornell University (1955) Robert K. Ellsworth, Ph.D., Iowa State University (1968) Lonnie Fairchild. Ph.D., University of Illinois (1970) Patrick J. Fleury, Ph.D., University of Illinois (1970) Lawrence B. Gillett, Ph.D., Princeton University (1962) Igor Gortinsky, M.S.E.E., Technical University of Prague (1939) Douglas A. Graham, Ph.D., University of Idaho (1968) William D. Graziadei, Ph.D., Boston College (1970) Gerhard K. Gruendling, Ph.D., University of New Hampshire (1968) C. Leon Harris, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University (1969) William E. Hartnett, Ph.D., University of Kansas (1957) Robert D. Hofer, Ph.D., University of Buffalo (1971) John F. Hollop, M.S., State University of New York College at Oswego (1961) Harold G. Klein, Ph.D., Cornell University (1958) Gerald F. Kokoszka, Ph.D., University of Maryland (1966) William E. Krueger, Ph.D., University of New Hampshire (1966) Teddy C. J. Leavitt, M.S., Syracuse University (1959) Daniel C. Lee, Ph.D., University of California (1965) 214 Romuald G. Lesage, M.S., University of Vermont (1948) John E. Lewis, Ph.D., University of Durham (1966) Tseh Yuan Li, Ph.D., University of Manitoba (1967) Houng-Zung Liu, Ph.D., Cornell University (1964) Kenneth W. Loach, Ph.D., University of Washington (1969) Nicholas J. Mammano, Ph.D., Boston University (1966) lames C. McGraw, Ph.D., Purdue University (1963) Richard D. Moore, Ph.D., Purdue University (1963) Vladimir I. Munk, Ph.D., Technical University, Prague (1955) Glen E. Myer, Ph.D., State University of New York at Albany (1971) Kyu O. Namkoong, M.A., State University of New York at Buffalo (1966) James R. Nolan, Ph.D., Cornell University (1967) James F. Olmsted, Ph.D., Michigan State University (1966) Arnold L. Rheingold, Ph.D., University of Maryland (1969) John A. Riley, Ph.D., Brandeis University (1964) Donald F. Ryan, Ph.D., Catholic University of America (1963) David P. Schawe, Ph.D., University of Texas (1964) Ki Ssu Schin, Ph.D., University of Goettingen (1962) Sitaram Shastry, Ph.D., Calcutta University, India (1966) George F. Sheats, Ph.D., University of Rochester (1955) Richard H. Sudds, Ph.D., University of North Carolina (1958) Paul P. Szydlik, Ph.D., Catholic University of America (1964) John F. Terry, M.S., Clarkson College of Technology (1962) Wei-Lung Ting, Ph.D.. University of Montreal (1964) Philip C. Walker, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh (1958) J. Stallard Waterhouse, Ph.D., Washington State University (1962) Donald C. West, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin (1965) W. Scott Worrall, Ph.D., Harvard University (1949) 215 BIOLOGY Wayne Aiken Cross-Country (1, 2, 3, 4) — Captain; Indoor Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Outdoor Track (1, 2, 3, 4) — Captain; Pre-Med Club. Kim Bears Track (2); R.A. (2, 3, 4); Housing Advisory Council (3). Kathy Begbie Dolphins (1); Varsity Swim Team (1). Christopher Bender lames Buettner College Center Committee (1, 2, 3); President of Macdonough Hall (2). Barbara Burdick Waller Carmody Track (1. 2); Basketball (1, 2, 3); Biologv Club (3, 4). John Conners Editor-in-chief of the Cardinal Points (4); Football Intra- murals (2); Student Senator (3, 4); Faculty-senate under- grad. Studies Committee (3, 4); Academic Affairs Board (2, 3); Big Buddy Program (2, 4). Edward Conroy Intramurals: Football; Softball. Susan Denault Robert Doe Rudolph Dussault Mario Giordano Cardinal Points Sports Editor (1); Yearbook Sports Editor (1, 2, 3); Photography Editor (4); President of Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (3); Intramural Table Tennis Champ (2). David Codette Varsity Track (1, 2, 4); Intramural Football (4); Broomball (4); Softball (3, 4); R.A, George Hernandez Intramural Sports (1, 2, 3, 4); Treasurer — Medical Careers Club; Off Campus Housing Committee; Winter Weekend Committee. 216 Biology Frank Hinterberger Pi Alpha Nu; T.Y.E, Outing Club. Holly Johnson Kevin (ones Psi Epsilon Chi (1, 2, 3, 4); Brewmasters Softball (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Association Senator (3, 4); Winter Weekend (2, 3); Chorale (1, 2); Spring Weekend Committee (2, 3); Welcome Weekend Co-Chairman (3); Student Assem- bly Delegate (3. 4). Earl Kent Charles Kovage Dennis Mannino Ski Club; T.Y.E. Douglass Mead Intramural Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Karate Club; Coffee- house entertainer; T.Y.E.; College Symphonic Band (1). Teri Mermer Dan Moore Intramurals: Softball, Football, Broomball (1, 2, 3, 4). Valerie I. Murdock Dalila Ramus Marcye Shalett Cardinal Points; President Student Skating Club; Dorm Council. James Stott Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Susan Strom R.A. (3). Susan Zakett Travis Biology 217 Frederick Van Buskirk Nancy Vestigo CHEMISTRY Richard Adams Cardinal Points (1); Adverlising and Circulation; New- man Center (1, 2, 3, 4); Chairman of the Ushers; College Union Committee (1, 2, 3); R.A. (3, 4); Intramurals: Football; (2, 4); Softball; (1); Area Judicial Board (2); Chairman; All Residence Judicial Board (2); Spring Weekend Publicity Chairman (2). Andrew Bayley Associate Justice of the Student Court (3); Chief Justice of the Student Court of Appeals (4). Cheryl Coryer SCAP Committee; ACS-PRF — Undergraduate Scholar; Hudson Scholar. Thomas Dando Robert Gaura Maryanne Huhn Field Hockey (1,3, 4). Frank Koperda Jr. Society of Physics Students; Foreign Students Variety Show; Speakers Forum; WKCO. Norman Lian S.A. Film Committee; Society of Physics Students; Dorm Council; Homecoming Weekend 71. Robert Picotte Intramurals: Football; Wrestling; Basketball (3, 4). James A. Pleau Intramural Hockey (3, 4). lit! John Poulias Varsity Soccer (1). GEOLOGY Gary Cole Intramurals: Basketball (2, 3); Broomball (3); Bowling (1); Ski Club; Ebeneezer Emmons Society. David Myers Newman Association Treasurer (3, 4). I 218 Chemistry, Geology Frederic Douglas Walsh Officer Ebeneezer Emmons Society; Chairman Aca- demic Affairs Board (3. 4); Vice-Chairman SCATE (2). MATH Philip H. Chase Basketball (1). Ronald Ceddis Raymond A. Gromelski College Union Board (1); FSA Review Committee (1, 2); Legislative Review Committee (2), Voting Registration Drive — Chairman (1, 2); Book Drive — Chairman (1); Ring Committee — Chairman (2, 3); Senator-at-Large (1, 2); College Center Advisory Committee (2, 3); FSA Budget Review Committee (3); Senior Party Committee — Chairman (2); Constitution Review Committee (2, 3); Dean Hood Memorial Committee (3); Presiden t ' s Com- mission to Revise Academic Calendar (3); President ' s Commission on the Energy Crisis (3); President ' s Cup Award Committee (3, 4); Senator lor Activity Coordi- nation; College Radio Station (WKCO) (3, 4); Student Association — treasurer — Summer 73; Activities Co- ordination Board — Chairman (2, 3); Calendar Com- mittee (2, 3). Jean Konchalski W.R.W. Vice-President; Women ' s field Hockey (1, 2. 3, 4); College Community Blood Bank. Mark Roche Cardinal Points; Intramurals; Dorm Council; SCATE. Patrick Schur Joseph Shalhoub Intramural Tennis Champion Deborah Sholes PHYSICS Paul Bourget SPS (1, 2, 3); SA Film Committee (2, 3, 4); Big Brother Program (2, 3); SA Student Services (3, 4). Dale Larson Society of Physics Students; Planetarium operator. James McMillan Cross Country (1, 2); Track (1, 2); Intramurals (1. 2, 3. 4). Robert Popp Delta Kappa Delta Richard Ricca Secretary of Society of Physics Students (2, 3); Student Transportation Committee (3). David Smith Mathematics, Physics 219 Robert L. Morasky, Psychology Herb McCoy, Media Utilization Advisor James Elkins, Counselor Linda Smith, Speech Theatre President Joe Burke; John L. Meyer, Speech 220 Directory of Faculty Hilton P. Heming, Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University (1953) ). Marie Coakley, Ed,D., University of Colorado (1962) Dale F. Nitzschke, Ph.D., Ohio University (1964) Jo S. Pahopin, Ph.D., Ohio State University (1958) Janet Alexander, M.S., State University of New York at Pittsburgh (1972) Margaret Ambry, M.S., Cornell University (1972) Lawrence Arcarese, M.S., State University of New York College at Pittsburgh Robert Arnold, M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University (1955) James Ashe, Ed.D., University of Wyoming (1961) Leith Bardon, M.E., University of Pittsburgh Elinor Barnes, Ph.D., Syracuse University (1955) Lois Beach, M.S., Pennsylvania State University (1966) Evelyn Bergmann, M.S., SUC at Pittsburgh (1963) Erwin F. Beyer, M.S., George Williams College (1943) M. Marie Bresnahan, Ed.D., Boston University Richard Brogowski, M.S., Pennsylvania State University (1972) Zoanne Burgess, M.S., Wayne State University (1972) Florence Callahan, M.E., University of New Hampshire (1953) Maurice Camp, Ed.D., Pennsylvania State University (1957) John Caramia, M.A., State University of New York College at Albany (1947) Marie Carano, Ed.D., Oklahoma State University (1970) Arthur Cardany, Ed.D., State University of New York at Albany (1967) H. Townsend Carpenter, Ed.D., New York University (1959) Michael Carrino, B.S.. State University of New York College at Pittsburgh Roger R. Casciani, M.S., University of Colorado (1965) Alice Champagne, M.S., State University of New York College at Pittsburgh (1958) Marilyn Chase, M.S., Kansas State University (1967) Mary Church, M.S., State University of New York College at Pittsburgh (1958) Stanley Clark, M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University (1969) Thomas Collins, Post-Doctoral, University of Pittsburgh (1970) Ernest Coons, Ph.D., University of New Mexico (1973) John Deeb, Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University (1956) Mildred Dominy, Ph.D., Syracuse University (1962) Phoebe Eelman, M.S., East Stroudsburg State College (1972) Professional Studies Paul Fischer, M.E., Teachers College, Columbia University (1969) Ralph Gabrielli, Ph.D., Syracuse University (1971) Susan Goff, M.S., State University of New York College at Pittsburgh (1971) Sharyl Green, M.A., Western Michigan University (1970) Ralph Grover, Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University (1955) Paul F. Hackett, Specialization at University of Connecticut (1956) Donald Haight, Ed.D., University of Florida (1972) Lendall Haskell, M.S., State University of New York at Buffalo (1967) Carole Hass, M.S., University of Illinois (1947) Nilah T. Hausdorf, M.L.S., State University of New York at Albany (1969) Mary Healy, M.S., Cornell University (1950) Theresa Herlihy, M.P.H., Columbia University School of Public Health (1963) Kenneth Hoeltzel, Ph.D., Ohio State University (1970) Lucille Hofer, M.S., Case-Western Reserve University (1966) Venita Hubbard, M.S., State University of New York College at Potsdam (1953) Ralph Hunkms, Ed.D., Indiana University (1968) John Hunt, Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University (1953) Barbara Hynes, M.Ed., Teachers College, Columbia University (1960) Joseph Jastrab, M.S., Ithica College (1951) Clara Johnson, M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh (1960) Edward Keeler, Ed.D., Laurence University (1972) Paul Keener, M.S., State University of New York College at New Paltz Myrna Kephart, M.A., Michigan State University (1968) Karl Kramer, Ed.D., Michigan State University (1966) Denny Krick, Ed.E., Indiana University (1972) Annette Lachance, Ed.D., University of Maryland (1972) Eloise Law, Ph.D., Ohio State University Norman Law, M.S., State University of New York College at Brockport Mary Long, M.S., State University of New York College at Pittsburgh (1969) Marie J. McGrath, M.S., State University of New York College at Pittsburgh Richard Manganel, Ed.D., State University of New York at Buffalo (1968) Anna L. Messer, Ph.D., Purdue University (1972) John Middleton, Ph.D., Florida State University (1968) Donna Miller, M.A.T., Northwestern University (1970) Robert Miller, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University (1965) P. Ann Steigleder, M.S., Western Reserve University (1955) Charles Mitchell, Ed.D., West Virginia University (1972) J. Clark Mitchell, M.E., State University of New York at Pittsburgh (1972) Marilyn Morton, M.S., State University of New York at Buffalo (1966) Anna Nardelli, M.S., State University of New York at Albany (1963) Lynn Nichols, M.S.N., University of Pennsylvania (1968) Anthony Pacelli, Ph.D., Netherlands (1969) Mary Anne Poston, Ed.D., State University of New York at Albany (1971) Earnest P. Rangazas, Ed.D., Indiana University (1956) John Rhodes, M.Ed., Tufts University (1960) Rohn Ritzema, M.A., State University of Iowa (1960) David Ro bertson, M.A., Coddard College (1973) Anthony Schwartz, Post-Ph.D., University of Georgia (1967) Warren Slocum, Ed.D., State University of New York at Albany (1968) George Stubbins, M.A., New York University (1952) Helen Sunday, M.S., University of Maryland (1967) Avis Swart, M.S., University of Arizona (1967) Norman Teator, M.S., Siena College (1965) Christine Templeton, M.S., Boston University (1970) William Utter, M.Ed., University of North Carolina (1965) Carol Vacher, M.S., Teachers College, Columbia University (1964) Richard Visser, M.A., Goddard College (1973) Viviene Walton, M.S., Boston University (1967) Eileen Wardner, M.S., State University of New York at Pittsburgh (1972) Esther Westendorf, M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University (1967) Al Montanaro, Speech Vince Delio and Karen Johnson, Counseling 223 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Gail Ealon Alguire Debra Bagley Rosanne Battisti Dolphins Swim Club; Modern Dance Club; Ski Club. Rosemarie Beaudoin Terri Bieber Birth Control Center Barbara Boxer Lizbeth Brousseau Kappa Delta Pi Dona Jean Brown Alpha Delta Theta; Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society; Cheerleading; Kickline; College Chorale, England Ex- change Program. Elizabeth Brown Lynne Bryson Celina Burns Girls Softball Intramural (1); College Community Or- chestra (4); College Symphonic Band Secretary (1, 2, 3); Newman Association (1, 2, 3, 4). Victoria Calaban Joann Chatelle Band (1). Carol Cheney Chorale 73. Janet Clas 224 Elementary Education Holley Close Vice-Pres. of Dorm; CUB member; Spring Weekend 74 member; Member Undergraduate Alumni Committee; Girls Intramurals — Captain; CUB treasurer. Debby Colling |im Collolon Student Education Association; Student Hockey Assoc.; judiciary Board; Intramurals: Football; Basketball; Broomball; Hockey; Softball. Janet Countryman Joseph Cremonese Mary Cummings Barbara Delaney Alpha Delta Theta (3); Pi Delta Kappa (2, 3); Exchange Student to Chester College England. Darlene Derby Student Education Association (1, 3); Treasurer (3). Jacqueline Dugan Honorary Member Theta Alpha Lambda; Announcer — Men ' s Swim Team (3, 4). Christopher Finer WKGO (1, 2, 3, 4) News Director (3); Film Committee (1,2, 3, 4); Chairman (3, 4). Janet Flynn Susan Fross T.Y.E. Gail Girvin Anita Goldberg Softball Intramurals (3). Rae Ann Gordon Graves Elementary Education 225 Barbara Creen Robert Gustafson Brian Haessig Delia Kappa Delia; I.V. Basketball (1); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Vice-President — DKD (2), President DKD (3). Wendy Halter Kappa Delta Pi; Intramural Volleyball (1, 2, 3); Basket- ball (1). Joan Haugen John Hay Barbara Heddesheimer Intramurals (2, 3, 4); Dorm Treasurer (2). Celia Isaacs Student Education Assoc.; Hillel. Kathleen Jones Kappa Delta Pi; Williams Auxiliary — coordinator of affairs. Ward Jones Delta Epsilon Fraternity; Miner Center Student Asso- ciation President. Ellen Joslin Nancy Kaden N.Y.S.T.A. Marsha Kaye Jean Kowalik Skating Club (3); Member Judicial Board for Dorms (3). Edward Latour Campus Tour Guide. 226 Elementary Education Marie Leblanc Catherine Levesque Dorm President (2). Thea Levor Representative to N.Y.S.T.A. ' 73; Member to a com- petency based committee on education 74. Peg licenziato Film Committee (2). Diane Lincoln Nancy Lindopp Theta Alpha Lambda. Janet Lindquist Delta Kappa Pi; TYE. Mary Ellen Lucas Laura Malark Student Education Association; Kappa Delta Pi; Volley- ball (3); Softball (2); Bowling (1, 3). Jill B. McAvoy Michele McGinn Kappa Delta Pi; College Union Board; Alpha Kappa Phi: President (3); P.M. (3); Secretary (2); Weekends Com- mittee; Homecoming Committee (3); Spring Weekend Committee (3); Winter Weekend Co-Chairman (3). Susan McMorrow Daniel Martin Frank Miller Jr. Wrestling (1, 2); Football (3, 4); Dorm Council (3, 4); Newman Club (1, 2); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Jayne Nepolitan Dean ' s List (2, 3). Elementary Education 227 Patricia O ' Connor Janice Palmer Mary Ellen Peeling Language Social Committee (2); Williams Auxiliary — art director (2, 3). Nita Perrelle Delta Kappa Phi; Intramurals (1, 2, 3); WRA Secretary- Treasurer (3); Orientation leader (3); R.A. (3); ludiciary Board (1); Social Chairman (2). Margaret Phillips Betsy K. Pierson Paula Ptaszek Volleyball (4); Basketball (3, 4); Softball (3, 4). Francis Pugliese Intramurals: Volleyball (3); Basketball (3); Softball (3); Banks Hall — Treasurer (4). Lydia Raykowski Bonita Richey Deborah Sadler Newman Committee (2); Secretary S.A. Senate (3); Col- lege Grievance Board (2); President ' s Cup Committee (3); TYE. P. Schrank Monica Schoppe Omega Delta Organization Susan Shaw Kappa Delta Pi; Modern Dance (1, 2); Semester in Den- mark. Nancy Shurtleff Kappa Delta Pi (2, 3, 4); Student Education Assoc. (3, 4). 228 Elementarv Education Sue Smith Student Education Association (3). Sheila Stone Betsy Taylor Dean ' s List Stephen Tela Varsity Golf (1, 2, 3, 4); Intramurals; Dorm Council; Area ). D. Board, lodd Thornton Cardinal Christian Fellowship — President. Margaret Traudt Delta Kappa Pi (2, 3, 4); Women ' s Recreation Assoc. (Secretary-Treasurer — 2; president — 3); Swim Team (2); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Hood Hall Dorm Council (2); Mason Hall RA (3). Susan Trautmann Kappa Delta Pi; Student Education Assoc.; Modern Dance Club (1); Dean ' s List. Martha Turner Kappa Delta Pi; Dorm Council. Deborah Vale Field Hockey (1, 2); Acrotheatre (1); Intramurals (2, 3). lean Wade A.C.T.E.C. Volunteer; Student Education Assoc. Thomas Walts Intramurals (1, 2, 3). Kathleen Ward Nancy Whelply S.E.A. Amy Whiteford Alpha Kappa Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Corresponding Secretary (3); Alumni Editor (3). Ellen Wirth National Education Association (2, 3, 4). Elementary Education 229 Susan Yallaw SECONDARY EDUCATION Suzanne A. Anderson Kappa Delta Pi. Elaine Brooks Kappa Delia Pi; Intramurals. Leonard J. Brown Leslie Carpenter Stephen Kappa Delta Phi Diane Cipperly Cheerleader (1); Women ' s Swim Team (1, 2); Intra- murals: Softball, Broomball, Vollevball (1, 2, 3). Richard Conky Varsity Baseball (3), John Coughenour Varsity Football (1, 2. 3, 4); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Mary Ellen Craft Timothy Cummings Varsity Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Intramurals: Basketball (1); Softball (1, 2, 3, 4); Broomball (3, 4). Mark French Theta Kappa Beta; Intr. Cross Country, Track, Softball, Volleyball (1,2, 3, 4). Patricia Fuller Timothy Cordon Gail Paula Hirschenfang National Science Foundation — UPSTEP. William Hogle 230 Secondary Education Louanne Houghton Kappa Delta Pi; Dolphins (1); Williams Auxiliary — Social Director. David C. Hubbard Intramurals: Basketball (1, 2, 3); Softball (2); Student Court (2); Student Court of Appeals (3); SCATE Central Committee (1); SCATE Vice Chairman (2); SCATE Chairman (2). Mary Ellen Kreher Linda Kyea David Leblanc Susan Leslie Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Dorm Council; UNLESS. Cheryl Light Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Delta Theta. Sue Love Intramurals: Broomball (3); Softball (3). Renate Moore Intramurals: Softball (1). Regena Mudge Sigma Delta Pi; International Program in Spain; Varsity Cheerleader (2); Girl ' s Intramurals (2, 3); Foreign Lan- guage Social Committee; Student Faculty Committee of Curricular Planning and Review. Beverly Nicolis Theta Alpha Lambda; Intramurals: Softball; Volleyball; Basketball (1, 2, 3); Spring Weekend Committee (3); BAR Secretary (3). Laurie Ryan Church work for Youth Groups; Local Political Party Organization J ' Anne Schappacher Alpha Delta Theta; Student Nurses Associtation — Freshman Rep. (1); V-P Junior Representative (2, 3); House Manager Alpha Delia Theta (3); Intramurals (1); Big Buddy Program (2, 3, 4). Marilyn Schnell Kappa Delta Pi (2, 3, 4); Student Ed. Association (3, 4); NSF Secondary Education Behavioral Science Program (1, 2); R.A. (3). Ken Seism Football (3); Baseball (2, 3); Volleyball (1, 2, 3); SCATE Evaluation Program. Secondary Education 231 Charles Sehulster Gymnastics (1, 2, 3, 4); Track (1, 2); Inlr.imurals Blue Seal Feeds. Margaret Smitka Dorm Representative; Language Social Committee; International Studies ' 73. Frank L. Striegl Cardinal Points Photography (3); Co-President Mac- donough Hall (1); Educational Interest Committee (1); Psi Epsilon Chi Fraternity — Publicity (2); Corporate Board Member (4). Patricia Trost Kappa Delta Pi Susan Vavra ludith Wiger Alumni Assoc. Scholar; Hudson Scholar; Softball (2, 3); Dolphins (1). Marilyn Zaborek Dean ' s List HOME ECONOMICS Valerie Barnes P.H.E.A. Historian Donna Lucas Irene Murray P.H.E.A. Susan Rauscher Summer Orientation 74; College Center Committee Chairman; Basketball Intramurals; Homecoming Com- mittee; UNLESS. CHILD FAMILY SERVICES loan Boua Phi Upsilon Omicron; AHEA. Barbara Bush Andrea Cioppa Phi Upsilon Omicron Dianne Collins Dorm Council Representative; Public Interest Research Group; PHEA. 232 Home Economics Child Family Service Karen Finkle Linda Macek Phi Upsilon Omicron; PHEA. loan MacDonald Athena (Tina) Markopolilos Dianne Nichols June O ' Connor Phi Upsilon Omicron; Inlramurals: Volleyball ft, 2, 3); Crisis Center. Susan Peck Antoinette Pettinelli Phi Upsilon Omicron; Birth Control Information Cen- ter; Volunteer at Hostel, Boynton Ave.; Tower C Dorm Council. KathyRennell Phi Upsilon Omicron. Mary Dee Schileler Phi Upsilon Omicron; Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). lo-Anne Sorrell Susan J. Young Phi Upsilon Omicron HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION Marion Allen Phi Upsilon Omicron; Intramural Basketball (3); Col- lege Symphonic Band. Helen A. Berry Phi Upsilon Omicron; AHEA. Beverley Brooks Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kappa Delta Pi. Home Economics Education 233 lean Burnham WRA (2, 3, 4); Women ' s Intramural Volleyball (3, 4); Dorm Council (2). lane Cassidy Sylvia Cerow AHEA; PHEA; College Chorale. Susan Chesbro ID Board; Dorm Council; PHEA; AHEA; Circle K; PIRG. Mary Connery Phi Upsilon Omicron — Secretary 74; Kappa Delta Pi; PHEA. Deborah Cordz Kathleen Crowe Faculty Committee for Student Affairs; |.D. Board; PHEA; AHEA. Kristen Demicco Phi Upsilon Omicron; PHEA; AHEA; Ski Club (1); Intra- mural Softball (1); Corresponding Secretary of Phi Upsilon Omicron (4); Decoration Committee of Spring Weekend (3); Decoration Committee of Homecoming (4); Member Health Association Club. Alice Dooley Secretary of Dorm (2); Treasurer of College Union Board (3). Judy Ferris Constance Frier Kappa Delta Pi — Treasurer; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Dorm Council; PHEA. Linda Gross Dorm Council Representative Linda Honsperger PHEA Susan J. Kovac PHEA Margaret Landry lntramurals(2); AHEA. 234 Home Economics Education Kathy Mabee Nancy Marks Phi Upsilon Omicron (2, 3, 4) — Chaplain (3); Kappa Delia Pi (3. 4). PHEA [1. 2. 3. 4) — Vice-Pres. (3); Dorm Council President (3); Study ProKram in Copenhagen, Denmark. Mary McClain Phi Upsilon Omicron; Intramural Track; College Union Board. I i Susan Mesick Phi Upsilon Omicron; Delta Kappa Pi; PHEA. Margery Moyer Phi Upsilon Omicron (2, 3, 4); Kappa Delta Pi (2, 3, 4); Dorm President (2); College Residence Board (2); Com- munity Relations Board (1); RA (3). Mary Mulvey PHEA; Big Sister Program. Merry Murdock PIRG Consumer Projects; Chairperson PIRC (3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (3); TYE; AHEA; PIRG (3, 4). Bonnie Nobles Psi Upsilon Omicron; Kappa Delta Pi; RA. Andrea Parrol Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kappa Delta Pi; Womens Swim Team (2); Intramurals (2); Dance Club (1); Phi Upsilon Omicron Treasurer (3); Birth Control Information Cen- ter (2, 3). loanne Pellegrino Phi Upsilon Omicron; Intramural Paddleball (1); AHEA. PHEA; TYE (3). Mary Raymond Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Epsilon Omicron; AHEA. Kathleen Anne Roland Phi Upsilon Omicron (3, 4); Intramurals (2); AHEA; PHEA; PIRG (2, 3,4). Diane Waldrun Barbara Wolters Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kappa Delta Pi; Dorm Vice Pres.; Dorm Purchaser; Floor Representative; Member All- Residence ID Board; Sec. PHEA; AHEA. Nancy Zuglan Home Economics Education 235 FOOD AND NUTRITION Kenneth Ameigh Food Service Executives Assoc. Janet S. Boyle Phi Upsilon Omicron; College Union Board; Service Executive Assoc. Joann Bureau Phi Upsilon Omicron Food Diane Cantley Phi Upsilon Omicron; WPLT — (1, 2, 3, 4). Carmen Carpentier Phi Upsilon Omicron; Acrotheatre (1, 2); President Phi Upsilon Omicron; Public Interest Research Group; FSEA; PHEA; AHEA; CLEAR. Carleen Daly Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Col- leges; Volleyball; Softball (3, 4); Community Volunteer Work; PHEA. Frederick Demicco Phi Upsilon Omicron; FSEA; PHEA; Varsity Baseball (1, 3); Intramurals: Basketball (1); Softball (2); Football (1); President Phi Upsilon Omicron (4); Co-Chairman Homecoming Decoration Committee; Health Edu- cators Assoc. Karen Farrell Christine Fazio FSEA Judith Frament Alpha Kappa Phi Treasurer; Recording Secretary; Vice President Phi Upsilon Omicron; FSEA; Chairman of Weekends Committee; Kickline (1); FISU Hostess; Homecoming 73 Semi-Formal Co-Chairman; Winter Weekend 74 Semi-Formal Co-Chairman; Homecoming 74 Court and Semi-Formal Co-Chairman. Karen Hedler Phi Upsilon Omicron; Dorm Council Secretary (3); BCIC — treasurer (4); FSEA; PHEA; SCATE. Mary Beth Miller FSEA; PHEA (1. 2, 3, 4); FSEA Vice-president (4). Leslie Quigley Phi Upsilon Omicron; Intramural Softball (2); FSEA; AHEA. Cathy Quinn Phi Upsilon Omicron; Women ' s Intramural Softball; FA; Newman Club; Ski Club; FSEA; Theatre Sets. Gail Ricnter Phi Upsilon Omicron; Women ' s Swim Team (3, 4). j 236 H-E Food Nutrition Janet Shlevin Cardinal Points, Intramurals: Volleyball (1); Softball (2). Margaret M. Stanley Dorm Council (1, 2); FSEA (1, 2, 3, 4); ID Area Chairman (4). NURSING Susan Ayotte Phi Beta Epsilon (3. 4); Intramural Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); RA(2,3, 4). Linda Bennett Phi Beta Epsilon Joan Carr Bi R Sister (1, 2, 3); Dorm Council (1, 2). Jacquelyn Colle Phi Beta Epsilon; Student Nurses Association Rep. (1, 2); Student Nurses Association Pres. (3). Debbie Crandell Phi Beta Epsilon; Intramurals: Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4); Broomball (3, 4); Softball (2, 3, 4); SNA Secretary; BiR Buddy Program; Bike-a-thon. Suzanne Creighton Phi Beta Epsilon; Intramurals: Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4); Broomball (3, 4); Softball (2, 3. 4); SNA Secretary (3); BiR Buddy (3); ColleRe Symphonic Band (3). Barabara Ann Curtis SNA representative (4); SNA (1, 4). Kathy Corbo Acrotheatre (1); Gymnastics Club (2); Dance Club (3. 4); Gymnastics Club (4); SNA (1, 2, 3, 4). Helen Cottrell Women ' s Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Women ' s Field Hockey (1,2, 3, 4); WRA(2, 3, 4). Debra Doscher Women ' s SwimminR Team (1); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3); SNA. Robin Dumbleton Psi Epsilon Chi; Crisis Center (3). Kathryn Farley Women ' s Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); SNA Vice Pres. (3); Newman Center guitarist (2, 3, 4). Nancy Fritz Phi Beta Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Phi Secretary (3, 4). Nursing 237 Nancy Glaser Dance Club (1,2). Diane Gude Birth Control Information Center — Chairwoman; Women ' s Center. Elizabeth Herlihy Secretary SNA (3); College Community Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. ludilh Hevesi Phi Beta Epsilon; Intramurals: Volleyball (1, 3, 4); Soft- ball (2, 3, 4); Broomball (3. 4); VP Phi Beta Epsilon. Patrice Horan Field Hockey (1); Intramurals (1, 2, 3). Charlotte Hurling Phi Beta Epsilon — Treasurer; Tower D treasurer; Birth Control Center. Cheryl lenne Maureen Kiely Wendy Kovalaskas Newman Vice President Barbara Kowalewski Phi Beta Epsilon; RA (3, 4); Off Campus living Concerns Committee Secretary (1). leanette Kulbok College Community Blood Bank; Dorm Council Seceretary (2). Karen Lehman Alpha Delta Theta. Ellen Lent Cardinal Points (1, 2); Editor in chief (3, 4); Dolphins (1); SA Senator-at-large (3). Julie Lombardo Diana Lucas Phi Kappa Chi; SCATE (1, 2, 3); Ski Club (1); Student Court (3, 4); Recording Sec. Phi Kappa Chi (3, 4), Home- coming Parade Chairman 73; Winter Weekend Com- mittee 74; Spring Weekend Committee 73; SNA (1, 2, 3); Academic Affairs Board (2, 3); Student Voter Regis- tration 72; Intramurals (2, 3, 4). 238 Nursing Kathleen Mariak Alpha Kappa Phi Vice-President (3); Treasurer (3); Homecoming Committee (3); Co-chairman Spring Weekend (3). Maureen Martin Phi Beta Epsilon; Newman Association. Rosanne Martino Theta Alpha Lambda (3, 4); Spring Weekend Committee (3). Joanne McDermott Theta Alpha Lambda; Phi Beta Epsilon; Homecoming Committee Chairman (3). Joanne McMillan Lakeside School RCA Mary Lee Monroe Cardinal Points Staff (4); Yearbook (2, 3); Phi Kappa Chi Pres.; Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Michelle Murfree Black Onyx Third World Front 71-75; Black Studies Task Force 72. Barbara Oot Psi Epsilon Chi; Chairman College Blood Bank; Chair- man of Senior Capping Ceremony; Softball (1, 2, 3, 4); President ' s Cup Committee; RA; Who ' s Who in Amer- ican College Selection Committee; College Chorale. Karen Podmore Chairman College Blood Bank; Vice Pres. Senior Nursing Class. Margaret Rafferty Alpha Delta Theta Vice-President; Co-Chairman Home- coming weekend and Welcome Weekend. Jo Ann Relyea Phi Beta Epsilon Cynthia Ricci Little Sister of Sigma Tau Sigma Fraternity; Phi Beta Epsilon; RA (3, 4); RA Advisory Council (4); Dolphins (1); Cheerleading (1, 2, 3); Captain (4); SNA; Senior Nursing Class President; Dorm Council (1); Newman Center Litergy Committee (2). Barbara K. Sheets Mary Stedman Janet Stemp Nursing 239 240 Directory of The Faculty of Social Sciences George Pasti, Jr., Ph.D., University of Illinois (1950) John D. Kraus, Jr., B.A., Norwick University Adnan M. Abu-Ghazaleh, Ph.D., New York University (1967) C. Brooks Anderson, Ph.D., New York University (1938) J. Richard Beach, M.A., Central Michigan University (1963) William G. Berberet, Ph.D., University of Nebraska (1970) Francis R. Bethlen, Ph.D., Purdue University (1962) Donald ). Bogucki, Ph.D., University of Tennessee (1970) Gary G. Brannigan, M.A., University of Delaware (1972) James S. Chiu, M.A., University of Missouri (1969) Mark N. Cohen, Ph.D., Columbia University (1971) William W. Culver, Ph.D., University of California at Riverside (1972) Dennis R. DeLong, M.A., State University of New York at Albany (1969) Philip R. DeVita, B.A., University of California at Irvine (1968) Warren R. Dixon, Ph.D., University of Colorado (1971) Margaret L. Duncombe, M.A., University of Denver (1969) David S. Dustin, Ph.D., University of Michigan (1963) Raney W. Ellis, III, Ph.D., University of Kentucky (1968) Fouad El Taher, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (1967) Allan S. Everest, Ph.D., Columbia University (1948) Malcolm Fairweather, M.A., Kent State University (1970) John E. Felty, Ph.D., Michigan State University (1965) Roderick G. Forsman, Ph.D., University of Illinois (1966) Prem P. Gandhi, Ph.D., New School for Social Research, New York, New York David P. Glaser, Ph.D., University of Idaho (1965) Benedict T. Harwood, Ph.D., Ohio State University (1971) Martin F. Hasting, Ph.D., University of California (1952) Thomas H. Henriksen, Ph.D., Michigan State University (1969) Patricia J. Higgins, M.A., University of California at Berkeley (1969) Hans E. Hirch, Ph.D., University of Munich (1930) Robert W. Holthausen, M.B.A., University of Rochester (1971) Peter A. Hornby, Ph.D., the University of Chicago (1970) Hiroshi Itoh, Ph.D., University of Washington (1968) Anton G. Jachim, Ph.D., University of Illinois (1971) Young S. Jang, Ph.D., State University of New York at Albany (1968) James M. Johnson, Ph.D., Florida State University (1966) Stanley W. Johnson, Ed.D., University of Nebraska (1962) Ernest J. Kinnie, Ph.D., Purdue University (1970) Arthur Levy, B.S., State University at New Paltz (1965) Eugene P. Link, Ph.D., Columbia University (1941) Roderick M. Logan, Ph.D., McMaster University (1973) Martin Lubin, M.A., University of Illinois (1968) Daniel W. Lynch, Ph.D., University of Kentucky (1965) James R. Mapstone, Ph.D., Australian National University (1966) Matthew R. Merrens, Ph.D., University of Montana (1969) Roy M. Malpass, Ph.D., Syracuse University (1968) Dixon Y. Miyauchi, Ph.D., Harvard University (1957) Robert L. Morasky, Ph.D., University of Michigan (1968) John R. Moravek, M.S., University of Tennessee (1968) Henry C. Morlock, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (1964) Ben Morreale, Ph.D., University of Paris (1956) John L. Myers, Ph.D., University of Michigan (1961) Raymond P. Peterson, Ph.D., University of Michigan 0964) Richard L. Pisano, Ph.D., Kent State University (1972) Gordon C. Pollard, Ph.D., Columbia University (1970) Toney G. Poveda, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley (1970) Cornell J. Reinhart, Ph.D., University of Oklahoma (1972) Richard H. Robbins, Ph.D., University of North Carolina (1970) Edward W. Schaffer, Ph.D., New School for Social Research in New York City Douglas R. Skopp, M.A., Connecticut College (1964) Neal S. Smalley, Ph.D., Claremont Graduate School (1967) Marion Q. Smith, Ph.D., Iowa State University (1971) Noel W. Smith, Ph.D., Indiana University (1962) 242 Daniel J. Socolow, Ph.D., University of Chicago (1971) Merton W. Stancliff, Ph.D., Columbia University (1966) Eleanor P. Stoller, A.M., Washington University (1971) John C. Talbott, |r., M.S., University of Kentucky (1970) Ronald D. Tallman, Ph.D., University of Maine (1971) Brynjulf Tellefsen, B.A., University of Manchester (1969) John W. Tomlin, Ph.D., University of Maryland (1968) ' 4i V Glen Hoover, Art Calvin J. Veltman, Ph.D., New York University (1971) Stuart F. Voss, Ph.D., Harvard University (1972) Stanton A. Warsen, Ph.D., University of Buffalo (1972) Robert P. Withington, Jr., A.M., University of Pennsylvania (1966) Charles I. Zinzer, M.A., University of Missouri (1966) Raymond H. Doyle, Foreign Language Mark N. Cohen, Soc. Anlhro.; Roy M. Malpass, Behav. Science 243 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES Robert Berger Varsity Basketball (1, 2, 3); Varsity Track (3, 4); Circle K Club; Assistant Athletic Trainer. Norman Bezio Bart Boxer Bruce Brady Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Research Assistant for Chairman ot Business Department; Member RA Advisory Board. David Burch Football (1); Social Chairman Tower II (4); Work Study (2, 3, 4). Michael Chaskey Intramurals (1, 2, 3). Laurie Ciandella Peter Circelli Timothy K. Conway Intramurals (2, 3, 4). Deborah Cook Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Intercollegiate Athletic Board Treasurer. Lee Countryman Dorothy A. Davis Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); RA (2, 3); Circle K Business Club (3, 4); Chorale (1). Ralph E. Demusis Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Associate Judge Student Court; Dorm Council (1). Jeffrey Dengler Barbara Dugatkin 244 Administrative Science Frank Dungey Intramurals (3, 4); Dorm Council Rep. (3). Roy Edmonds Chief Engineer WKCO; SCATE (2 yrs). Patrick Facteau Michael Farley Circle K Club; Imramurals. Robert Finnegan Wayne Fitzdam Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Joseph Fleming Edward Colod Pres. Circle K Organization; Pres. Business Administra- tion and Economic Club; Dean ' s List (3); Intramurals (1); Student Services Board (3, 4); Student Speakers Bureau (4); Student Grievance Board of Continuing Education General studies (3, 4). Reginald Grandjean Marjorie Hochuli Women ' s Swim Team (1, 2, 3, 4); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Terry Hurlburt John B. Jackson Charles W. Janson Paper Airplane Appreciation Assoc.; G.C.A. James Kapuza Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Dorm Council (2); Finance Com- mittee (2, 3); Speakers Forum (2, 3, 4). Jon Kleinman Intramurals (3). Administrative Science 245 Larry Kraft Delta Kappa Delta, Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4). Carol Lembo Paul McCuire Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Varsity Football 4; Athletic Chairman. Susan Miller Circle K Club Secretary (4). Barbara Muir Patricia Mulstay Softball; Dorm Council. Helen O ' Neill Dorm Council Treasurer; Dorm Council Vice-President. Stanley Opperman College Union Manager (2, 3, 4); Resident Assistant (3, 4); Intramurals (2, 3, 4); Orientation Leader (2, 3); Orientation Coordinator (4); Homecoming and Spring Weekend Committee Chairman 1973, Parris O ' Donovan Keith Pattison Intramurals (3). Ion Rebideau Charles F. Roberts Brian Shea Varsity Basketball (3). Brent Smeltzer Bootstrap USAF Gary Sweet Ski Club 246 Administrative Science ■ ■ 0 r KB Pi WW Arnold Taynton Veteran; Council Member of Newman Assn.; Circle-K; Boy Scouts; Enjoys hunting, fishing, camping. Larry Thomas Tau Kappa Epsilon Kevin Tuite Richard V. Turo President, Hood Hall John Van Scoy Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. Tom Wagner Dorm Social Chairman, Fall 73; Miner Center, Spring 74; Ski Club, Fall 74. Larry Weaver Peter Wibber Karate Club (4); Circle K. lames Wilson BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Susanne Bessette Stephanie-Ann Oowd John Culley Hockey team (3); Intramural football, basketball, soft- ball (3). Carole L. Moyer Dorm Treasurer (2); Resident Asst. (3, 4). Richard Roy Orientation Committee; Hoya Athletic Assn.; Concert Committee; A.C.B.; Varsity football; Intramural foot- ball, Softball, basketball (2, 3, 4); Concert Committee Chairman. Barbara Verhagen College Center Supervisor (4); College Union Mgr. (3); Intramural volleyball, Softball; Orientation Leader (3); College Center Advisory Committee (2); SCATE; Mac- Donough Hall secretary; College Union Board; Presi- dent ' s Cup Committee. Behavioral Science 247 Mark Wilson Varsity Golf (1, 2, 3, 4); Resident Assistant (2, 3, 4); Dorm Council (1,2). ECONOMICS John R. Backus Psi Epsilon Chi; Varsity Track (1, 2); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Quartermaster; Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer of Psi Epsilon Frat.; Committee of Winter Weekend ' 74; Co-chairman of Spring Weekend 74. Hugh Beemer Cardinal Christian Fellowship (2, 3); S.C.A.T.E . (1, 2, 3). Vernon D. Burns Soccer (1); Intramurals (1, 2, 3); College Young Demo- crats. lack Gennelt Speaker ' s Forum Committee — Treasurer (2). Charles McCloskey Sigma Tau Sigma; Football (2). Peter McKee Psi Epsilon Chi; Track (1, 2); Intramurals (1, 2, 3. 4). Paul Mousseau Delta Kappa Delta |ohn Schwartz Chairman of Academic Resource Committee; Academic Affairs Member; Minority Studies Committee; Varsity Tennis (1); Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Adirondack Hall Treasurer (4). Jonathan Williams Cardinal Points Reporter GEOGRAPHY David Brinnier Swimming (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (3, 4); Intramurals. Linda Emaelaf Robin Goodrich Psi Epsilon Chi; Intramurals (1, 2, 3); Captain Cross Country (2); Outstanding College Athlete of America (2). Diana Mauboussin Modern Dance (1); Volleyball Intramurals (1). David Murphy College Union Board V.P.; Intramural Basketball (1). 248 Economics, Geography Al Schempl Football (1,2, 3, 4). Susan Summers HISTORY Susan Boulanger Timothy Carroll Delta Kappa Delta Activities Coordinator; Intramural basketball, Softball, bowling; WKCO; Dorm Council (1, 2); Big Buddy (2, 3, 4); Resident Assistant (4); Club Canada (4); R.A. Advisory Committee (4). Janice M. Devaney Competitive swimming team; Intramurals; Dean ' s List (3). Kathleen Dibartolomeo Barry Coldenberg S.A. Film Committee; Soccer Stephen Larkin Cardinal Points News Editor; NY PIRG. Roberta Neaves |oni Sprague Maria Warshona POLITICAL SCIENCE Janice Bolton Ski Club (2, 3, 4). Carry Brown Pres., B.S.F. Athletic Organization. Joel Brickman Intramural football, basketball; Wilson Hall President (2); FSA Dorm Representative (1); WKCO. Michael Carlin Sigma Tau Sigma; Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Services Board. History, Political Science 249 Patrick M. Carroll Intramural Football, broomball, bowling; Dorm Government (1); College Young Democrats (3, 4). Fred Cohen Concert Committee (1, 2, 3, 4); Stony Creek; Intramural Football, Softball, basketball, volleyball; Sigma Tau Sigma, President (3); ACTEC Prison Volunteer; Big Buddy program. Goldstein, Mark B. Intramural Football; Senator-At-large (2); Radio Station; Concert Committee; New Theatre Association; Student Rights Coalition. Karen McCann Michael Murray Intramural Football; Sigma Tau Sigma; V.P. for Student Services — S.A.; Search Committee for V.P. for Student Affairs; Orientation leader (Asst. Coordinator); Student rep. on Pittsburgh College Board of Directors. PSYCHOLOGY Fele Apostle Birth Control Information Center (3, 4). Joseph Bango Kathryn Barton Dean ' s List; Modern Dance (1), Head Start (2); College Chorale (3, 4); Lakeside School (4). (udith Bishop Alpha Delta Theta (2, 3, 4); Psi Chi-National Psychology Honor Society (3, 4); Interfraternal Council — Pres. (4); Canadian Studies at McGill (3). Diane Coonan Ann Diefenbacher lames Duval U.N.L.E.S.S. Howard Ehrlich Volunteer at Pittsburgh Community Crisis Center. Thomas Gage Intramural Football, Softball, basketball; TYE; study skills counselor (3). Joseph E. Giannotti 250 Psychology Peter Kudla Psi Chi Honor in Psychology; Inlramurals (1, 2, 3, 4); Varsity Basketball (2). Fred McManus John Montgomery Intramural Football; Space Cowboy Roundup; Concert Committee. Anne Myers Stephen Newkofsky Theta Kappa Beta; Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society; Manager of Plattsburgh Hockey Team (2, 3, 4). Cara Orben Psi Chi; Peer Counseling. Olga Paszko Psi Chi; Concert Committee. James Perfield N.T.A.; Crisis Center; Football (3); Artist Series Pub- licity Director (3). Monica Pisarri Eva Rascoe Dean ' s List (2, 3, 4); Psi Chi; Psychology Club. Richard Roberts Football Intramurals (3, 4); Campus Karate Club — President (3, 4). Nancy Rooney Marysusan Sacket Nancy St. Leger Band Joseph Schiff Dean ' s List (3, 4); Founder and Chairman of College Blood Bank (2). Psychology 251 Mark Serwetz National Honor Society in Psych; az and Contempo- rary Ensemble; College Symphonic Orchestra. Teri Silbergleit Psi Chi; Psychology Club. Leonard Slegmann 7.. Piatt Almanac; Softball (1, 2); Campus Tour Guide. Robert B. Suckling Laurie Szablewski Psychology Club (3, 4); Cheerleading (1); CUB (1); Col- lege Chorale (1, 2, 3, 4); Chamber Singers (2, 3, 4). Mary Sztabnik Psi Chi; Peer Counseling; National Psychology Conven- tion. Amarilis Talavera Dolphins (2); I.D. Board member (2); Resident Assistant (3, 4). Vicki Thompson Bob Trombley Philomena Verrigni Phi Kappa Chi; Intramural Sports (1, 2, 3, 4). Barbara Ventimiglia Williams Auxiliary, Productions Coordinator. Lynelle Weinheimer (anet White SOCIOLOGY Gary Boyer James Campbell Sigma Tau Sigma; Student Senate (3); Activities Coordi- nation Board Chairman (4); Homecoming Weekend Chairman (3, 4); Student Assembly Delegate (3); WPLT (3, 4); Cardinal Points (1, 2). 252 Sociology Rosemary Comey Ron Davis Melissa Digennaro Orchestra; Choir Susan Fortune Dorm Council Treasurer (3); Housing Advisory Board. Pamela Frank Dance Club (3). Margaret Harper Phi U (2); Curriculum Committee of Social Sciences; Living-Learning Dorm Committee. Alan Kirsch Medical Career Club; Ski Club; N.T.A. Box Office. Gary Lefort Sharon Lepak Haren Levine Anthropology Club — President; S.C.A.T.E.; Curriculum Committee; Women ' s Center. Richard Little Sociology Club; Varsity Wrestling (2, 3); Intramurals (1,2, 3, 4). Frank Mazzda University Year for Action Kathryn McNulty Kenneth Moore Swimming Team (3); Dolphins (4). Patrick Mullen Sociology 253 Michael Myers Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4). Laurel Nelson Jo-Ann Onufer Kathryn Panlon Michael Pesacov Intramurals (1. 2, 3, 4); Track (1); Dorm President (2); Big Buddy Program (1, 2, 3, 4); Miner Center (3). Patricia Rivers David Schafer Sigma Tau Sigma Jeffrey Shernan Psi Epsilon Chi; Big Buddy Program Deborah Snyder Vice-Chairman of Weekends; Co-chairman of Wine and Cheese Party; Winter Weekend 1974. Margaret Stanton Cheerleading (3); Intramurals (3). Lawrence Stearns Social Science Dean ' s List; Resident Assistant; Criminal Justice Club; Research in Progress Committee. Joan Wade Volleyball (4); Anthropology Club (3, 4); Womens Center (4). Alan Zwolak 254 Sociologv Pamela Lawrence Gail Lettieri P. Licenziato Christine Agnes Linehan A. Moran Oleg Panczenko lames Pianelli Thomas Raid fames Slurek Djibrine Souleyman Anne Marie Voighl Sunday Drawing Workshop Robyn Vorp 256 Seniors In Memoriam Dr. Andrew Wojcik Dr. Andrew Wojcik, associate professor of Political Science, died in August, 1974, of a heart attack. During W.W. II, as a young man in his native Poland, Dr. Wojcik was deeply involved in the anti-Nazi under- ground movement lead by his father. In this country, he attended Georgetown and Columbia Universities and taught at Pittsburgh State for the last 6 years. Greatly respected by colleagues and students alike, Dr. Wojcik will certainly be remembered for hb teaching excellence and challengingly high academic standards. But more than that, his personal reminiscences of life and times in wartime Poland opened the minds of his students to a world and age they might not have other- wise understood. Philip Reines, Mass Media President Burke Takes Office Dr. Joseph C. Burke has assumed the Presidency of Plattsburgh State University College after serving for a year as the Vice President for Aca- demic Affairs. He has expended much effort this year to become close to students and faculty alike. Besides moving the President ' s Office from the top floor of the Power Tower to the second floor, he has held regular open meetings with faculty and open discussion sessions with students. We welcome Dr. Burke as the sixth president in the Col- lege ' s 84-year history. 260 Dean Flynt Retires Willard C. Flynt, Vice-President for Student Affairs, ends in June a 20-year career at Plattsburgh State. His kindness, generosity, and honest interest in the students ' welfare will be remembered by thousands of students he has helped through the years. In his early years here he knew each student personally, and understood circumstances sur- rounding most of their problems. In recent times, student body size has kept Dean Flynt from knowing each student on campus, a situa- tion which saddens him. His leaving saddens us. 261 Index to Senior Pictures Adams, Richard 218 Aiden, Wayne 216 Alguire, F. 255 Alguire, Gail Ealon 224 Allen. Marion 233 Ameigh, Kenneth 236 Anderson, Suzanne A. 230 Aposile, Fele 250 Ayolte, Susan 237 Backus, John R. 248 Bagley, Debra 224 Bango, Joseph 250 Barnes, Valie 232 Barton, Kathryn 250 Battisti, Rosanne 224 Bayley, Andrew 218 Bearss, Kim 216 Beaudoin, Rosemarie 224 Beemer, Hugh 248 Begbie, Kathy 216 Bender, Christopher 216 Bennett, Linda 237 Benson, Janet 208 Berger, Robert 244 Berry, Helen A. 233 Bessette, Susanne 247 Bezio, Norman 244 Bieber, Terri 224 Bigelow, Thomas 208 Birge, Scott 208 Bishop, Judith 250 Bissonette, Susan 208 Bolton, Janice 249 Boua, Joan 232 Boulanger, Susan 249 Bourget, Paul 219 Boxer, Barbara 224 Boxer, Bart 244 Boyer, Gary 252 Boyle, Janet S. 236 Bradt, Deidre 255 Brady, Bruce 244 Brickrr.an, Joel 249 Brinnier, David 248 Brooks, Beverly 233 Brooks. Elaine 230 Brosnau, Joanne 208 Brown, Dona lean 224 Brown, Elizabeth 224 Brown, Garry 249 Brown, Leonard J. 230 Brousseau, Lizabeth 224 Bryson, Lynne 224 Bueuner, James 216 Bullock, B. 255 Burch, David 244 Bureau, Joann 236 Burdick, Barbara 216 Burnham, Jean 234 Burns, Celina 224 Burns, Vernon D. 248 Bush, Barbara 232 Butler, Nancy 208 Calaban. Victoria 224 Campbell, James 252 Canlley. Diane 236 Carlin, Michael 249 Carlson, Andrew 255 Carmodv. Walter 216 Carolina, C. 255 Carpenter, Stephen Leslie 230 Carpenter, Carmen 236 Carr, Joan 237 Carroll, Patrick M, 250 Carroll, Timothy 249 Carron, Howard 208 Cassidy, Jane 234 Cavolina, Carol 211 Cerow, Sylvia 234 Chadakolf, Rochelle 210 Chase, Philip H. 219 Chaskey, Michael 244 Chatelle, Joann 224 Cheney, Carol 224 Chesbro, Susan 234 Ciandella, Laurie 244 Circella, Peter 244 Cioppa, Andrea 232 Cipperly, Diane 230 Clas, Janet 224 Close, Holley 225 Cohen, Fred 250 Cole. Gary 218 Colle. Jacquelyn 237 Colling, Debby 225 Collins, Dianne 232 Colloton, Jim 225 Conway, Timothy K. 244 Cook, Deborah 244 Comey, Rosemary 253 Conky, Richard 230 Conners, John 216 Connery, Mary 234 Conray, Edward 216 Coonan, Diane 250 Corbo, Kathy 237 Cordz, Deborah 234 Coryer, Cheryl 218 Cottrell, Helen 237 Coughenour, John 230 Countryman, Janet 225 Countryman, Lee 244 Craft, Mary Ellen 230 Crandell, Debbie 237 Crary, Michael 208 Creighton, Suzanne 237 Cremonese, Joseph 225 Croker, Donna 208 Crowe, Kathleen 234 Cummings, Mary 225 Cummings, Timothy 230 Curtis, Barbara Ann 237 Daly, Carleen 236 Dando, Thomas 218 Davis, Dorothy A. 244 Davis, Ron 253 Delaney, Barbara 225 Deluca, Diane 210 Demicco, Frederick 236 Demicco, Kristen 234 Dernusis, Ralph E. 244 Denault, Susan 216 Dengler, Jeffrey 244 Derby. Darlene 225 Devaney. Janice M. 249 Dibartolomeo, Kathleen 249 Diefenbacher. Ann 250 Dieterle, Dian 255 Degennaro, Melissa 253 Doe, Robert 216 Dooley, Alice 234 Doscher, Debra 237 Dowd, Stephanie-Ann 247 Drozin, Garth 211 Dugan, Jacqueline 225 Dugatkin, Barbara 244 Dumbleton, Robin 237 Dungey, Frank 245 Duprey, Joan 208 Duross, Daniel 209 Dussault, Rudolph 216 Duval, James 250 Edmonds, Roy 245 Ehrlich, Howard 250 Elliott, Alan 209 Emaelaf, Linda 248 Facteau, Patrick 245 Farley. Kathryn 237 Farley, Michael 245 Farrell, Karen 236 Fazio, Christine 236 Fenner, Dave 255 Ferris, Judy 234 Finer, Christopher 225 Finnegan, Robert 245 Finkle, Karen 233 Fitzdan, Wayne 245 Fleming, Joseph 245 Flynn, Janet 225 Fortune, Susan 253 Frament, Judith 236 Frank, Pamela 253 French, Mark 230 Frier, Constance 234 Fritz, Nancy 237 Fross, Susan 225 Fuller, Patricia 230 Gadomski, Paula 209 Gage, Thomas 250 Garcia, Terry 204 Gaura, Robert 218 Geddis, Ronald 219 Gennett, Jack 248 Giannotti, Joseph E. 250 Gilmore, Joan 211 Giordano. Mario 216 Giove, M. 255 Girvin.Gail 225 Glaser, Nancy 238 Godette, David 216 Goldberg, Anita 225 Goldberg, Mitchell Golod, Edward 245 Goodrich, Robin 248 Goldenberg, Barry 249 Goldstein, Mark B. 250 Gordon, Timothy 230 Gorman, Katherine 211 Grandjean, Reginald 245 Graves, Rae Ann Gordon 225 Green, Barbara 226 Greenwald. Marc 210 Gromelski. Raymond A. 219 Gross, Linda 234 Grott, Lauren 255 Gude, Diane 238 Gulley, John 247 Gustafson, Robert 226 Haessig, Brian 226 Haller, Wendy 226 Harper, Margaret 253 Haugen, Joan 226 Hay, John 226 Hayman, Judy 209 Hazen, Ruth 209 Heddesheimer, Barbara 226 Hedler, Karen 236 Herlihy, Elizabeth 238 Hernandez, George 216 Hesch, Joseph 210 Hevesi, Judith 238 Hinterberger, Frank 217 Hirschenfang, Gail Paula 230 Hobish, Gary 209 Hochuli, Marjorie 245 Hogle, William 230 Honsperger, Linda 234 Hopper, Christie 255 Horan, Patrice 238 Houghton, Louanne 231 Hubbard, David C. 231 Hubbard, Kim 209 Huhn, Maryanne 218 Hunt, Thomas 210 Hurlburt, Terry 245 Hurling, Charlotte 238 Isaacs, Celia 226 Jackson, John 245 lanoff. Brock 210 lanson, Charles W. 245 Jenne, Cheryl 238 Jennings, Tom 208 Johnson, Holly 217 Jones, David 204 lones, Kathleen 226 Jones, Kevin 217 lones, Ward 226 Joslin, Ellen 226 Juneau, Bernard 210 Kaden, Nancy 226 Kahane, Denise 209 Kapuza, James 245 Kaye, Marsha 226 Kelly, Karen 209 Kent, Earl 217 Kiely, Maureen 238 Kilrain.Maryellen 209 Kirsch, Alan 253 Kleinman, Jon 245 Knudson, Lorraine 255 Konchalski, Jean 219 Koperda, Frank, Jr. 218 Kosters, J. M. 255 Kovac, Susan J. 234 Kovage, Charles 217 Kovalaskas, Wendy 238 Kowalewski, Barbara 238 Kowalik, Jean 226 Kraft, Larry 246 Kreher, Mary Ellen 231 Kudla, Peter 251 Kulbok, Jeanette 238 262 Kyea, Linda 231 Ladue, Ronald 255 Landry. Margaret 234 Larkin, Stephen 249 Larson, Dale 219 Latour. Edward 226 Lawrence. Pamela 256 Leblanc. David 231 Leblanc, Marie 227 Lefori, Gary 253 Lehman, Karen 238 Lembo, Carol 246 Lent, Ellen 238 Lepak, Sharon 253 Leslie, Susan 231 Letlieri.Gail 256 Levesque, Catherine 227 Levine, Goldie 211 Levine, Sharen 253 levor, Thea 227 Lian, Norman 218 Licenziato, P. 256 Licenziato, Peg 227 Light, Cheryl 231 Lincoln, Diane 227 Lindopp, Nancy 227 Lindquist, )anet 227 Linehan, Christine 256 Little, Richard 253 Lombardo, Julie 238 Love. Sue 231 Lucas, Diana 238 Lucas, Donna 232 Lucas, Mary Ellen 227 Luck, Cynthia 210 Mabee, Kathy 235 Macek, Linda 233 Macdonald, )oan 233 Maguire. Patricia 211 Malark, Laura 227 Mannino, Dennis 217 Martin, Daniel 227 Mariak, Kathleen 239 Markapolilos, Athena 233 Marks, Nancy 235 Martin, Maureen 239 Martino, Rosanne 239 Matina, Charles 209 Mauboussin, Diana 248 Mazzda, Frank 253 McAvory, jill B. 227 McCann, Karen 250 McCarthy, Kevin 209 McClain. Mary 235 McClosey, Charles 248 McDermott. Joanne 239 McGinn, Michele 227 McGuire. Paul 246 McHugh, Terrence 204 McKee, Peter 248 McManus, Fred 251 McMillan, James 219 McMillan, Joanne 239 McMorrow, Susan 227 McNulty.Kathryn 253 Mead, Douglass 217 Mermer, Teri 217 Mesick, Susan 235 Mikenas, Elizabeth 211 Miller, Frank, |r. 227 Miller, Mary Beth 236 Miller, Susan 246 Mitchell. Allyn 209 Mleczkowski, Anita 211 Monroe, Mary Lee 239 Montgomery, John 251 Moore, Kenneth 253 Moore, Dan 217 Moore. Renate 231 Moran, A. 256 Mousseau, Paul 248 Moyer, Carole L. 247 Moyer, Margery 235 Mudge. Regena 231 Muir, Barbara 246 Mullen, Patrick 253 Mulstay. Patricia 246 Murdock, Merry 235 Murdock, Valerie 217 Murlree, Michelle 239 Murphy, David 248 Murray, Irene 232 Murray, lynne-Ann 210 Murray, Michael 250 Myers. David 218 Myers, Anne 251 Myers, Michael 254 Nadeau, Douglas 209 Nagin, Marcy 208 Neaves, Roberta 249 Nelson, Laurel 254 Nepolitan, Jayne 227 Newkofsky. Stephen 251 Nichols. Dianne 233 Nicolis, Beverly 231 Nobles, Bonnie 235 O ' Connell, Jeffrey 204 O ' Connor. |une 233 O ' Connor, Patricia 228 O ' Donovan, Parris 246 O ' Neill, Helen 246 Onufer, Jo-Ann 254 Oot, Barbara 239 Opperman, Stanley 246 Orben, Cara 251 Ost, lohn 208 Palmer, Janice 228 Panczenko. Oleg 256 Panton,Kalhryn254 Parrot, Andrea 235 Paszko, Olga 251 Pattison, Keith 246 Patyka, Nancy 204 Peck. Susan 233 Peeling, Mary Ellen 228 Pellegrino, loanne 235 Perfield, James 251 Perrelle, Nita 228 Pesacov, Michael 254 Pettinelli, Antoinette 233 Phillips. Margaret 228 Pianelli, James 256 Picotte, Robert 218 Pierson, Betsy K. 228 Pisarri, Monica 251 Pleau, James A. 218 Podmore, Karen 239 Popp, Robert 219 Poulias, John 218 Prunier, Carol 211 Ptaszek, Paula 228 Pugliese, Francis 228 Quartuccio, Joseph 209 Quigley, Leslie 236 Quinn, Cathy 236 Rabideau, Jon 246 Rafferty, Margaret 239 Raid, Thomas 256 Ramus. Dalila 217 Rascoe, Eva 251 Rauscher, Susan 232 Raykowski, Lydia 228 Raymond. Mary 235 Relyea, Jo Ann 239 Rennell. Kathy 233 Ricca, Richard 219 Ricci, Cynthia 239 Richey, Bonita 228 Richter.Gail 236 Rivers, Patricia 254 Roberts, Charles F. 246 Roberts. Richard 251 Roche, Mark 219 Roland, Kathleen Anne 235 Rooney, Nancy 251 Roy, Richard 247 Ruger, lanet 210 Ryan, Laurie 231 Sacket, Mary Susan 251 Sadler, Deborah 228 St. Leger, Nancy 251 Schafer. David 254 Schaffer, Deborah 211 Schappacher, Joanne 231 Schempf, Al 249 Schiff, Joseph 251 Schiller, Mary Dee 233 Schnell. Marilyn 231 Schoppe. Monica 228 Schiff, Joseph 251 Schrank.P. 228 Schulster, Charles 232 Schultz, Barbara 211 Schur, Patrick 219 Schwartz, John 248 Seism, Ken 231 Senecal, Ursula 211 Serwetz. Mark 252 Shalett, Marcye 217 Shalhoub. Joseph 219 Shaw, Susan 239 Shea, Brian 246 Sheets, Barbara K. 239 Sherman, Jeffrey 254 Shlevin, lanet 237 Sholes, Deborah 219 Shurtleff, Nancy 228 Silbergleit, Teri 252 Slurek, James 256 Smeltzer. Brent 246 Smith, David 219 Smith, Sue 229 Smilka, Margaret 232 Snyderm, Deborah 254 Snyder, Julia 210 Sorrell, Jo-Anne 233 Souleyman, Djibrine 256 Sprague, Joni 249 Stanley, Margaret M, 237 Stanton, Margaret 254 Stearns, Lawrence 254 Stedman, Mary 239 Stegmann, Leonard 252 Stemp, lanet 239 Stone, Sheila 229 Stott. James 217 Striegl, Frank L. 232 Strom. Susan 217 Stubblefield.Gnenpu 240 Stvmer, Russell 240 Sucklings, Robert F. 252 Sudds, Katherlne 210 Summers, Susan 249 Swartwout, Frank 208 Sweet, Gary 246 Szablewski, Laurie 252 Sztabnik, Mary 252 Talavera, Amarilis 252 Taylon, Betsy 229 Taynlon, Arnold 247 Tela, Stephen 229 Tetzlaff, Linda 240 Thomas, Larry 247 Thompson, Vicki 252 Thornton, Todd 229 Toth, Dianna 210 Traudt, Margaret 229 Trautmann, Susan 229 Travis, Susan Zakett 217 Trombley. Bob 252 Trost, Patricia 232 Tuite, Kevin 247 Turner, Martha 229 Turo, Richard V. 247 Vale, Deborah 229 VanBuskirk, Frederick 218 Wanderwall, Peter 210 VanScoy, John 247 Varnell, Susan 240 Vavra, Susan 232 Ventimiglia. Barbara 252 Verhagen, Barbara 247 Verrigini, Philomena 252 Vestigo, Nancy 218 Voight, Anne Marie 256 Vorp. Robyn 256 Wade, lean 229 Wade, Joan 254 Wagner, Tom 247 Waldron, Diane 235 Walsh, Frederic Douglas 219 Walters, lames 211 Walther. Ann 240 Walts, Thomas 229 Ward, Kathleen 229 Warshona, Maria 249 Wasik. Susan 240 Weaver, Larry 247 Weaver, Sheila 210 Weingast, Jay 204 Weinheimer, Lynelle 252 Wetzel, Eileen 240 Whelply, Nancy 229 White, Janet 252 White, Margaret 211 Whiteford, Amy 229 Whytt, Jeanne 211 Wibber, Peter 247 Wiger, Judith 232 Williams, Jonathan 248 Wilson, James 247 Wilson, Mark 248 Wirth, Ellen 229 Wolters, Barbara 235 Woods, Kay 208 Yattaw, Susan 230 Young, Susan J. 233 Zaborek, Marilyn 232 Zisengwe, Rudy 220 Zuglan, Nancy 235 Zwolak, Alan 254
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