Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

FOR REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM ,gmvgh gas on U-L nineteen hundred eighty CGHGNGORGOTA volume sixty nine shepherd college shepherdstown west virginia RUT' 145755 ,Era v - .-ng-Q. . Good morning yesterday you wake up and time has slipped away and suddenly it's hard to find the memories you left behind. Remember, do you remember the times of your life? The laughter and the tears the shadows of misty yesteryears the good times and the bad you've seen and all the others inbetween Remember, do you remember? Each look at the joy and the sorrow Put them away in your mind for memories are times that you borrow to spend when you get to tomorrow. Here comes the setting sun The seasons are passing one by one so gather moments while you may collect the dreams you dream today Remember, do you remember the times of your life? - Paul Anka H9539 I 4 i lift-Q .,,..z ' if J X 4 T' 'Q P i Q ga .au K 44, W i . ann-ian ,lt ,ff , ' ' rw rw. fax 'QQ- ' gs , . Kg ' -'fha . in X 1 f ..- . 4 KA K 2 .. 4. . . ,l N, ? M? -ff? 5 2 1 , - If' J' 1 is ef -4 mf .U 1' 1-1-. 8 1 1 5 ' i7 4. ,pr s2?',,5. 'f -a 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS special events orgamzatuons sports classes closing . . 50 94 j academics 136 166 ' 218 WILL YOU REMEMBER ,fry qnnnsnuv 1 i was THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE? M1, , , .amii , Q 'f3'?f:,7 ' ? 4 A X ' J as r ,,..A '. JV? 5 I i ' rl lvl I l 'r 'I Wx v ' f , ,af I V V :fs 2, ' 3 :- g '.,f f fe-Wi? ' ici, ff , -4 ' gf 5? -'Wi V .f- ' . . j 65.5 f f f?,lj'f1 , ff .ui f 8 Parents Day P RENT'S WEEKE D Dropping in for a Parent's Weekend visit was not limited to family members this year as this parachutist, one of two from the Southern Cross Paracenter, demonstrates. The 'chutists enter- tained the half-time Crowd at the Parents' Weekend Football game iOctober 27thJ between the Rams and the West Virginia Tech Golden Bears, which Shepherd won by Coming from behind by 24 points in the last nine minutes of the game. 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A fl wqz' Aa K 'Y V it f rp . 4' U J, - W. ' I V - --5 , sw J I v A - 'K' 4 Q 4' N. ff-'Q Is.. ,j ff, rf , - fm!! 1 Tri' f , v : I 1 u , Q is ' a .F 1 h , A .ffrg..a. 1' . F ' H X 4 Q. ' -. Darkside 11 HURRAY FOR HGLLYWCDOD 12 Homecoming mumps lu Wwfgm A14- 1 fn., Gr I fwrv cfm Q-Q HCMECOMING 1979 r... L H 13 HCDMECOMING1979 HURRAY FOR HOLLYWOGD All the world was a stage as Shepherd College students, staff and alumni celebrated a Hurray for Hollywood Homecoming '79. The year's big event, staged October 12-13, featured many star-studded activities highlighting the Hollywood theme. First on the Homecoming playbill was a rigorous Road Rally with a route that made riding shotgun almost a reality for some ralliers. Rooting on a different kind made the Blue and Ciold Assembly a standing-room-only event. Held in the amphitheater on Friday evening, the assembly provided a golden opportunity for groups to outshine land shoutl opposing groups of Rams fans for prizes. Hollywood had little over Shepherd- stown Friday night, as SC hosted its own Talent ShowfNight Club Night in the Ram's Den. Command performances were turned in by musicians Randy Collins and Crabgrass, singer Tony Palumbo and guitarist Bob Bosley, pianist Dave Weaver and comedian Stu Smith. Dance contests and star look- a-like contests jazzed up the night club atmosphere. Movie Madness could have been the theme for Saturday's big Homecoming Parade, as various campus organizations acted out scenes from favorite movies while parading through Shepherd- stown. The Keystone Kops, Rocky, The Beverly Hillbillies, Grease, and Cleopatra on the Nile were all represented in technicolor, as were the Marching Rams and several other bands and groups. But the Hollywood Homecoming was not to be without drama. Saturday's big football game with West Virginia Wesleyan provided that. With four seconds left in the game, the Rams led the Bobcats 20-17. The never-say-die 'Cats decided to give the goal one more go. . .and almost got it! The game was I 'il lll ll --I f'r . lil' Ill ll 1.77 -- ' .1 ll in -.................................... ....-..-1.-.....-.......-. ,.,.,,,,,,...,,.,...,......,.. ,,,,.. 0-J at-i I ' lr 1 F fn M , ,, . 1 1 .:. .g-.1225--.. c' if if 1-A -- VTZAKQL! N .. f s.. -.Q fv' g ,..,. U Y A '10, , 1- r, gp:-C. I4 Homecoming -n saved by Ram Everett Yore with a tackle that stopped the Bobcat runner on the half-yard line. What a weekend! What a win! The Rams weren't the only winners that Saturday afternoon, for a halftime the Homecoming crowd had an audience with a queen. Durinda Sue Decker received the royal title and was crowned by SC President james Butcher. Kim Baker, Sue Lechner, and Nancy Thom completed the trio of Senior representatives. The lunior class was represented by jackie Briggs, Melissa Tayman represented the Sophomore class, and Amy McNally was the Freshman court attendant. The Formal Homecoming Ball, held in the Ram's Den that evening, completed the lively events of the weekend. Long Time Coming provided the sounds, while Shepherd students provided the sights that made this Homecoming a hit for everyone. - 2 . 'or Zu.- wif? 16 Homecoming Sue Decker Kim Baker lf f Si if m A1 v--aiu X1 1 lackie Briggs Nancy Thom --ulhdh-. , THE 1979 HOMECOMING COURT eliss mY IDC OLYMPICS SC tried something new in '79 - the Inter-Dormitory Council sponsored the First Annual IDC Olympics. This involved many activities, from pie eating to pyramid building, which lasted from Friday night until Saturday afternoon. The two-keg-grand-prize to the winning team of dorm residents spurred on some very keen competition and resulted in some very good times. Other events included a greased pig contest, a dance contest at the Disco, a shopping cart race, an egg toss contest, and a tug-of-war, among others. The winning team was the ShawfThacher duo lbelowl who celebrated, as expected, with much gusto. ..9?g3X E' 'IH sr I W' 'l!'. ' is ' , 1 Qs .7 1 i ,Q -Us 6' - iv i'YU' lptl I nvlsnilfal il W' Sf 3 20 Halloween fl an U' my .kr A? V .-ni i' ...M ' 4 if A, 1 ! 'l ..'- 0 , 1 ,nn n. X x fqA5v i .--, ' a ,r,,6,,w if ,,,. HN ff! vyk U GRA wi- - . -. Halloween 21 Qlwuawmaywmfmmamf Cfrmdnoaalhmungmn Ula dead ffggfiitiliwmma-wwifdamimff 9I,e'la1xaJ.iH7pLaAvQu1Ie1Jnod 22 Winter X., Pig 5-AfX'1jf AQY! ri Jr? hifi, if .J si as A 1 ,Vw U 'ff .6 Hp? Jfi ?f2fE2A 5 ',?3 55ffg'f w i fii- eg? f kai: , NEA 44 .5 V , cf z1 : wf'f: ii' J HM' - mi . Q ' ' 1 'aff If filx ' GH :g f 79 'Q-if . , 5 ' 1' -,'-15, ? .' A xff 1, . 'V Q . I 7 fs if ff Y ' --'f N I f ' fe . ' I ?'f 3'1'f.Q-'QV ' ' If 5- g'gj'f. s 5? f f ' 7 fi , bf f f' S? Q fiiff ziff 1 W H- ir! r i ?L3?s' Y '5' , ff-aiqf' in f S jk v ii? is . fi '- if : mi d' fag? gf g ilzaff f ? ' fr . N w f i, f HM- -213' W f'-'li S swf? 'CJK' k . 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' 5 , ,,, ,, P , ' 4 Q Q g-if Winter 23 DC l.l.l r- Z 3 -I 4 Z 5 X QPF' 4 DX z , Ja- '-1-' 5 'ffx X 3 TRNIVAL 4553 U M45 Qc LLI 1- Z 3 -I 4 Z Z D6 4 U nz Ll.l 1- Z 3 RNIVAL Y' CJ M Ll..l f- Z 3 -I 4 2 Z D4 4 U or L.I..l :- Z Z4 WI S Qtttl ttitiittitii MORE I 5 '11' 1 1. ,-5-, '.A ' we uw-f. . - .: 1: ,p aw -, ' ,-2-val.-R - f' N A? ' A 4 ,M ! f5,i4..,. -, Winter Carnival 25 Q-in-QW wit gm! fi' WN1E'Ef5gtQE5 fliliiili' Q ' ' vi IEWXXN .WSW QW ,F af.. X.. W, Q , ,fx X25 3 WA. R' 'x v iff w ,3.,,7,5v. Q- Q!! A Sf The 5th Annual Winter Carnival proved to be an exciting time for all, with activities to suit every taste. This highlight of the Spring semester began with a bang and a bango at the Square Dance. The johnson Mountain Boys with caller Charley Packard, provided SC with a real, honest-to-goodness good 'ole time. On Thursday, students took advantage of the free bowling, pool, and ping pong up in the Games Room of the Student Center. Friday, there was a premium dinner served in the cafeteria, which was followed by a semi-formal dance in the Ram's Den. Queen of Hearts performed for this event of Winter Carnival '80. Mother Nature came through by 26 Winter Carnival providing the area with five inches of snow, which added to the Winter Carnival atmosphere. Saturday brought with it the event everyone always waits for: the Casino. Prior to that, a Casino Steak Dinner was served in the BluefGrey Room, by reservation only. The Casino itself lasted from 6:30 until 11:45 p.m., when the prizes were raffled off. Raffle tickets were purchased with the winnings from the various casino games. A few of the big prizes included a television, an instamatic and a polaroid camera. Sunday morning a special brunch was served in the cafeteria, with live entertainment by Crabgrass. The WINTER CAR IVAL C-ym was open for swimming and games of volleyball in the afternoon, and a movie, Midnight Express, was shown in the Student Center Ballroom at 8:00 p.m. In it's 5th year as an important event at Shepherd College, Winter Carnival has come a long way from a group of enterprising students in '75 to the dedicated W.C. Committee of today. Thanks to them, the students and supporters of SC, it is an event that won't be easily forgotten. I X I x Vg' 4 :i f- iff 531,-ff? ' Vi7?1?i'Z- 3553 1- MORE FII f v gf- ers: -of -f-. s e f 1 ' l f' 2451700 I ! f ff '1 Fw fx ' f' i q, ' 5 pf .1 RL! f I Winter Carnival 27 Magician Phil Heckman lrightl gave SC two professional magic shows in the BluefGrey Room during the Casino on Saturday night, and proved that the hand was indeed quicker than the eye! Another feature of the Casino night was the Casino Downs, which was held in the Ballroom. This horse race event drew a good sized crowd of students anxious to try their hand at betting on the horses. 28 Winter Carnival A Prize Raffle replaced the Auction of old, enabling everyone to have a chance at winning a prize. Raffle tickets were placed in the red dice boxes, one box per prize, and winners were drawn at 11:30 p.m. Grab your partner, do-see-do! The johnson Mountain Boys take a short break lbelow, left! and a group of students enjoy the Square Dance's lively pace. Crabgrass entertainment in the Cafeteria during their Sunday Brunch Special. 'IVAINEIVD 'IVAINEIVD EIEILNI EIELLNIM 'IVAINEIVD I -IN, 5 wa - if I Z ' was f 4 5' J 1 2'f P: ,t 3 1 D :Q I I Q 'U v 'Vf N X f X fl ' I E I la Ll A F . A, x E 'f . 5 a if ,4 an I i .al , Q :if , 4. X.-Q 1 V N i '1 1 H ll It fl 'V f ,f V X fo'. !?', 1:r ,Y-A A PRE? Gill.- A . CADILLLC.. 4 kr I W-K gre..- , f M ' N I xt ,, . a f-97 ' ,f I lb' . i thai N N I' S11-1 l'k ' fl nn 1 , - . X r !l .. , 3 I I . ' .J -,.-1 -as . x il ' 4 A .1 IM. X ,r ' kmcrrrn was THREE A c.ELs lil '53-'P X' . s l l ,l 1 I Q. l eg' MY THREE ANGELS a three-act comedy presented by the Shepherd College Theatre Department directed by Bruce L. Partin itechnical director George Wilson starring' Kevin Funkhouser as Felix Betsy Hinton Deni Pollard ,with Craig Zakarian joe VonFremd Charlie Chiamardas Dr. R. Willgoos ' Danny Householder Becky- Wright Mike Fitzgibbons Emilie Marie Louise joseph jules Alfred. Henri nephew j Madam Parole Lieutenant at l K s, ,AN jr ,Lm-Mil r uf:alns.fai2f'i77wHl.uA2QwlhalA15-- A -r - 40 , x in.- Mp.. .--........f ...-- Q ,. l , - .,,.....-if Aw Fx ' L tus. ..., ic .i.r. M.. ILL, Nh llll l W,,,,,,,.1m il A 2 I l A two-act THE SHADOW BOX tday about death and dying presented by the CoHege Theane Deparunent Directetl by George Wilson with Actors Phillip Bufithis Line Crissinger Robert Willgoos Dan Anderson Rost-m.1rie Coy Mike Glazier loe Van Fremd Becky Wright Margaret Foight ,A Shepherd '........ Q1-ll T' -. l THE SHADOW BO mise shepherd eolllleeje pageant - H 1 -',,,,,51ffff1 ' 'I' Down on the levee for the April 14th 'Riverboat Rendezvous' were 26 beautiful belles each vying for the commission of queen in the Miss Shepherd College Pageant. The eighth annual event, sponsored by Theta Xi Fraternity, saw Linda Clingan, Miss Geography, crowned queen. The queen's court, or crew fin keeping with the riverboat themej, had Nancy Thom, Miss Psi Beta Beta, as first matep Gage Sheridan, Miss Lambda Chi Alpha, as second runner-up, Trish Egbers, Miss Botelor Hall in the third spotg and Cathy Shelhorn, representing Turner Hall, as fourth runner-up. Shelhorn was also chosen Miss Congeniality by the pageant contestants. 34 Miss Shepherd College Pageant l 4 The entrants were judged on the basis of poise and personality, as well as appearance in swimsuits and evening gowns. In addition, the five finalists were asked to name the one person who had most influenced their lives and tell why. Entertaining the riverboat spectators were the jefferson High Pop Singers and the SC jazz Ensemble. Pete Wilson, program director and disc jockey at radio station WQCM, Hagerstown, Maryland, served as Master of Ceremonies and chief oarsman. The members of Theta Xi once again manned the lights, constructed the set and 'kept the boat afloat' throughout the pageant. '.'!. : ll- lil' -I f' fi it . 5 -. wr .V g ii' - , 2' , , . 5- , . ' VT ' ' 3 ll' S 4, ,,l.-s L.. fs. 4 -.,-,,.,.,Q,,M U . N -0:19 , ..... ,,., -M1 ,iilidlf lm-1' Each finalist received a certificate, trophy and flowers. Clingan, in addition, received a wardrobe and crown. She will represent Shepherd College in the Miss West Virginia Pageant held in October. On behalf of the college - BON VOYAGE. xx 'f ifiwerlboeit rerndleiwoune -V yy ' 1, '1.1v . , A , , ' , A' ',,l I ., ul' y l ll x ill 1 fW 'ni in L+., , J. l 11 I. -,J , -1:-,f - ff Q :Ml 4 ? af i-ff Miss Shepherd College Pageant 35 , , - f 4,. 1'- . i56,?isgg xx Hx lg 311 xpn , i 11 gi M,gT5 Q , 0 1 Q W X.s'W.' Xa ' 4 rv X? N1 W KN ALA lwqav.-41 X, 4 1 4 5 S r Nil s 1 5 muses slmcagpnlmsrcdl QQJHHQQQ pagsamt u xxx M. W f , ,X 3 x 5 Q f wg A X. X, X N . W ,. ,X X.. W hx . Y VM ,. r 'uf . ,, JA, M 3. 1 ' 1-4. wr 1' XP? X 3 w --nr ' gm g ' fy. ' 9 .. .4 ' ' 1 f A . 11 sy , JV f ' 1' , ' - . V f,'h N43 ?5' . 4 X U 4 X , K . F , ' , A 4 V5 Q . 1 A ' . I Y ,, 'w Q Q N J , Q' 'ii r i 4 i ' . vshllilggtlyj , fx 1 LWm6 Q Q-wHQPm1 Neff Miss Shepherd College Pageant 3,7 AFTER THE SNC You know it's SPRING when . . . Pre-Spring Fling, Spring Weekend, and Greek Week TELL you so . . . students start skipping classes more than usual . . . liquor sales skyrocket . . . there are messages in the rocks again . . . bands and barbeques in the ampitheater . . . short shorts show off those Florida tans . . . seniors start figuring which finals to waive . . . posters for keggers start appearing on walls . . . in-town apartment dwellers are beseiged by down-trodden dormers for off-campus housing tips . . . a new campus queen is crowned . . . the beaches open up for the season . . . it's time to hang out! 38 Spring .mam 5' ,ff ta-.,,,,. f frvndv va.-77. , I 'ill rm, is 3 i - i a 3 4 K D I . - -..N 'H' if 4 5 s ! -M -N-....,,,.,,, --.,..... 'FJ Q 1. 2 3 Z A gi ' p , 'Q 1 ll Y '12 ff --..,..,,.,.,-....., 3I Si3'fi ' ' 2 'M -3 L , A ' Y' -'2 ' .. A , 1 1-M24 Q, Q. 1. f., .uk f ,- r. , ,,.,. x .ww Y, - , Y' 47 - ' - AVN f ' : . L f 1 - VD-n......ip 4.1! 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M f 'f!'I ,W f-f ff ,WWW ww ,BB 42 Spring 5,14 1+ 7+ f wal' Wy lr K' , 4 fi z 1 K ww v 4 1,0 O 1 .L WKJ? -,f ,iz-f N-. 5'-.Ax X AFTER THE SNOW Spring 43 44 Spring www , we? gm 'dur 'MW 'www ww aw ' MQW 1,5 ' N A Ng M wtf 'P X ,Q . 75 Mai GQ ' 1 Wi. 14 , , ' fi-x,1.P,1x ? YOU KNOW lT'S SPRING! gf' 'gr ,fffwn f mx?-mg Jw' X4 4: Spring 45 STUDE T RECOCINITIO DAY Undaunted by high probability that spring showers could dampen the extravaganza, as was the case last year, the Student Recognition Day Committee again staged a gala observance of the day and occasion the Committee serves. The much deserved good break in the weather occurred right on schedule and the college community enjoyed a full afternoon and evening of varied entertainment. The celebration opened with the awards assembly in the Ball Room of the College Center. The honorees, as well as Who's Who members and the joseph McMurran Scholars, on a more serious side, can be found on pages 164 8: 165 in the Academic section. Shifting from the formal portion of the program of events, participants moved to the activities area between the College Center and Sara Cree Gymnasium, and were greeted by sounds of the SC jazz Ensemble. The cookout began at five with the serving lines set up on the deck outside the swimming pool. Faculty and staff served the outdoor menu and diners were I able to enjoy games and contests while eating picnic style. The Stonegate Seven provided the music for a street square dance that finished the festivities at about ten-thirty. The SRD Committee had hoped it could arrange a program to properly honor the achievements of our students, to augment the celebration with some entertainment, to draw support from the entire college community, and to bring us all a little closer. It succeeded. f F wi, , f f 3 , , 1 4 8 , , ig ' ha Q ,, 1 IZ.: V T - Q, A ,E ' Ely- '.,V- Z 6 ..' f wa is ' T tia'- ', ,.. i . B '41 - 5 , - H X .,v. if , :Z I .1 17 I 4 Y t -V lxllily - Z 1 'Cl , U fy. 5 4 .. 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Brown Dr. Clauretie I I I l 9 9 9 ,P gnmqw 9 21 f ,, 9 9 w i,..' j L ,Q , ' 4 + as S 4 51' Q 2' MV, 'x .2 'NJ ff , A. , lmwvllg 'f,w.' . g 751A lf, 'X wr, 54 Delta Zeta DELTA ZET A .3,,... if Ai 5 .Sli 6 IGN, M f Av KJFQ I P .5 1. Missy Link COLLEGE CHAPTER DIRECTOR 2. Debbie Ramey PRESIDENT 3. Mrs. Kathy Condon ALUMNAE ADVISOR 4. Susan Dean 5. Sue Fowles 6. Leslie Fitch PHILANTHROPY 7. Lois Mace RECORDING SECRETARY 8. Linda Regner VICE PRESIDENT 9. Shari Salafia TREASURER 10. Mary Ann Scott CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 11. Sharon Decker 12. Kristin McCrae 13. Luann Bedell Tina Cowan SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRPERSON Melissa Tayman EDUCATION CHAIRPERSON Carol Farrar GUARD IoAnn Griffin SONGLEADER Mindy Hawlk HISTORIAN Kim Basore COURTESY CHAIRPERSON Stephanie Wyand Kathy Shepich Michelle Hovermale Donna Schuetze ASSISTANT PLEDGE TRAINER Sue LaVigne Linda Hottel Michelle Life STANDARDS CHAIRPERSON Kathi Stone Delta Zeta 55 PHI SIG A EPSILON 56 Phi Sigma Epsilon 1. Brad Trostle 2. Chi Wilton MASCOT 3. Shell Hoskinson 4. Robert Barnwell CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 5. Brain Findlay 6. Skip Vanderbergh TREASURER 7. Al Herlinger 8. Bob Protasi RECORDING SECRETARY 9. Bill Wright VICE PRESIDENT 10. Steve Bait Lehr 11. Doug Snowden 12. jay Lynch 13. Greg jones 14. Brad Kopp 15. Roger Tennant 16. Mike Cajigoe HOUSE MANAGER 17. Scott Alan Kerr III 18. john Arnesen 19. Andy Brunk 20. Dave Richardson NATIONAL OFFICER 21. Mike Pinson 22. Bryan Snake Staubs PLEDGE CAPTAIN Not Pictured: Craig Wilton PRESIDENT Robert Mercado Keith Stains Dan Fouts Chris Magin AI Tracy Leo Sadler Mike Truax jeff Ganoe Bobby jones Dennis jackson Andy Meyers '. f , 9 mf typo 16 Q 0 X e 1 , x54 'QA 4- 1 I W 2 4 'x ' I Q 9 1 ' Q52 M 3 iff I V W9 W . ,. '? '55 ,, ,, '-. f 'n 1-, -if I 4 ff. 1 fu 4' N I' ly ' '5 A Y CX, M Phi Sigma Epsilon 57 -1 -.ffl W fl 4 1 V E 58 Psi Beta Beta PSI BET BET WWW I V? H. Mfg Ili! Ui' 4 . Iamelle Napier 18. Patti Richmond . Laura Curtin VICE-PRESIDENT HISTORIAN 19. Rita Goldsmith . Beverly McCann 20. Beth Burgess . Cindy Ransom CORRESPONDING SECRETARY FALL PLEDGE CAPTAIN 21. Denise Ayres . Katy Helfrich 22. Betsy Wall . Cheryl Peterson 23. janet Bartel . Marsha Tracey CHAPLAIN . Susie Imes 24. lan Miller . Sherry Smith SPRING PLEDGE CAPTAIN RECORDING SECRETARY 25. Kim Withrow . Mary Alice McCann 26. Donna Flynn . Nancy Thom SERGEANT-AT-ARMS . Kim Heller 27. Lisa Brashears . Robin A. Washington 28. Ioan Hundemann . Suzanne Coberly 29. Trish Egbers . Holly Barr SOCIAL CHAIRPERSON . Christa Duggan 30. Mags Schwartz . jenny Ruth 31. Janice IP Pittleman SPRING PRESIDENT it f gf?-I:-A 'il rj. ta-iw 5 3. Hg X 60 Delta Sigma Pi ..,.. ,tw 1 'P Y .. .ffwmg M 2: . WHITE 1-:mil Q ummm on f , camcusa six? 5 Y 1 A P nr YDQYHIAM 9' V' w an wx-me , as Q1- 'ID rl! '45 1. Y is ' aim f I rl' ,li ? Iohn Foley VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Vicky Dinneen CHANCELLOR Daniel Mullane Christopher Wise Karen L. Swanson Charlie Carpenter SECRETARY john Funkhouser VICE PRESIDENT OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Victor Reeder HISTORIAN Earl Kelly Gregory Crawford VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE David Nadolski rfY, ix 'pr 4 12. 13. 14. 15. Roger Kirkbride SIGN CHAIRPERSON Tim Wall Jody Moyes Patrick Randazzo PRESIDENT Not Pictured: Larry Blavos Richard Foley Matt Ridgeway Marv Brown Dale Ziegler Mike Kunert lohn Tolbot Scott Miller Brent Hummer Brad Bates lim Gouldin 9 -9 1,1 - , E :IQ 'nt' C DELTA SIG A Pl M. i , Q L -F f i srl gjqlg I ' . . X40 XXV! A il fs Qify Delta Sigma Pi 61 1, ., 19 A 'l yn' b S, f 2 ,nm , ,W . . FE. gasp N: xi '-I 4 V as -sf 'ar J? .....v.... .... ... . . . . voadmmuvaweww. ,., 'M 62 Alpha Rho Epsilon 3' ,cv I, f fag 5 G n-4 i ll it 1 l i1. james Pope 2. Mark Muck T3. Scott Haven 4. Dale Green Q Dave L. Smith Devin Hubbard Greg Handakas D. Duane Cochrane Not Pictured: Nate Johnson Doug Giles Chip Ransom SS. Bill Deck TREASURER Mark McNeill VICE PRESIDENT Dave jackson Ricky Mason 36. Mike Crosen Bill Young Ric Raugh Q7. Nelson Phillips Kevin Harrington SERGEANT AT ARMS 8. Nick Carros SECRETARY T PRESIDENT A 6 1 8 ls lg' A 5 A O i Q x 1 1 ALPHA RHO EPSILQ E Q 1 . N 'T . 2 3 ' ,fi , X 4 .l ' I Ll l i a R ho Epsilon LA BDA CHI LPH S S Z 5, S Michael Life RECRUITING CHAIRPERSON jeff DeLauney Reid Flowers john H. Buscher Mark Ciamaricone PRESIDENT jerry Wilcoxon VICE-PRESIDENT james D. Chivalo joe Martin WAYS AND MEANS CHAIRPERSON Rick Powell Chris Parker HIGH KAPPA Ron Klabe Dave Bodkin Mike Rodgers Steve Lynch TREASURER Mike Essis Rob Strittmatter Vito McGuire Craig Wachter C, Conrad Myers Mike O'Donnell Hugh Dillon HIGH SIGMA Rick Bloss john Slahetka Roger Pierce Steve Cocke SECRETARY Chris Harvey SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON Andy Axelsson Harry Palmer Michael Wilburn Craig Roller Andre Berman Karl Wolf ADVISOR Mickey Leap Not Pictured: Mike Penn E N ., ii 4 iw 669931. Lambda Chi Alpha 65 Q I g f,, 4 f Q r-- l Q , il? l lml wr .R wx! -In -.. Cv, -rw I ' A21 fa Q ' 2 ' 1 571 mf' 1 1 i ' 3 aa, 1 121, f,,v4.,w4, V ,haf 05 Z ..,,.., ,g. S 1 51 1 i liar-22 ' 1. H.,-4 .?.v,,. ,, 66 Alpha Sigma Tau Toni Palumbo PRESIDENT jill Sowers Angie Propst joni Kline Mrs. Carper ADVISOR Tammy Turner VICE PRESIDENT LPH SIGM AU If iii. I mia , M fl 7. Terri Palumbo 8. Carol Munson 9. Marie Busch 10. Paula Schenerman TREASURER 11. Sue Magee SECRETARY Not Pictured: Sherry Lytle Kathy McDonough PLEDGE CAPTAIN Vickie Feathers Rhonda Rose loann Snyder Lori Bainbridge Kelsey Banks HISTORIAN Mary Sogace TREASURER Teri Heskett VICE PRESIDENT Linda Lambert PRESIDENT Paula Giffey SECRETARY Linda Murray ludy Bateman Sharon Beaulieu PHI GAMM 'T mi Wir Q -W ' My-I! NF - I Q R lr is I I if ' 'VX I R . ,J 1 I gy. I , ,Sw '- NBC -- L -Q ' Q , Q T, '61 , I I 3 .I ' .JN Z iix,Q?gh.q I 1 :t V ll ,assi I rf! 6 fi ' fn :Ta I E ts' ' ,:'?' I - a , ' 2 . . ' 'ff y 1 fi Phi Gamma Nu 67 i 68 Sigma Sigma Sigma SIGMA SIGMA IG fini I 5 C . 31135142 I O' 1. Cindy Miller 10. SECRETARY 11. 2. Liz Handlan VICE PRESIDENT 12. 3. Donna Kane EDUCATION DIRECTOR 4. Chris Abercrombie PRESIDENT 13. 5. Mary Wheeler MEMBERSHIPXRUSH 14. CHAIRPERSON 6. Jeanne Reges TREASURER 15. 7. Cindy Micewarner ROBBIE PAGE MEMORIAL CHAIRPERSON 16. 8. Susan Lee 17. 9. Doreene Dougherty 13. Not Pictured: Deni Pollard Debbie Appel Marcia Calico Cathy Chaston Cindy Banham Cathy Bastiani RITUAL CHAIRPERSON Fay Vance PARLIAMENTARIAN PANHELLENIC IUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Marie Botsford ADVISOR Kelley Stevens ALUMNAE RELATIONS CHAIRPERSON Beth Oursler ICIA 81 PANI-IELLENIC REPRESENTATIVE Paula Giffey Lori Kerfoot Kim Baker 19. Laura Leidner Sigma Sigma Sigma 69 ,, 1, A ,,, N. TKE LITTLE SISTERS FIRST ROW L-R: loan Ciarnpa, VICE PRESIDENTQ Kelly Wren, SOCIAL CHAIRPERSONg Lisa A. Turner, PRESIDENTQ Cathy Shelhorn, SECRETARYg Beth Kockg Kathy McEachen, TREASURER. SECOND ROW: Karyl Romerg Mags Schwartzg Linda Regnerg Evie Mathiesong Carol Farrarg Cathy Rotruckg Barb Slade: Stacie Cenekofsky. THIRD ROW: Brenda Richardsong Nancy Herzogg Maureen McDonaIdg Michelle Hovermaleg Linda Powell .ll 5 S T 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T0 David Newciner lim Cronin Rick Newcomer PRESIDENT Bill Bloom RUSH CHAIRMAN Charlie Pierce Stephen M. Labas Mike Cusack Chuck Donly Bill Metz Michael Van Nosdall TREASURER Ronnie Miller SECRETARY Doug Monsom Craig Zakarian Chuck Rogers Iohn Conklin Tom Bolander jerry Turley Greg Clarke Mike Ciroves Gene Isugat SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Eric Hofstetter 11 Kenneth L. Booe HISTORIAN SERCIEANT AT ARMS Michael Weber 'I2 Greg Dowd VICE PRESIDENT 13 Mike Shamblin john Adams PRESIDENT, TST SEMESTER ADVISOR 14 Bob Patter R 9 gel X I X . 9 5 9 II 'H - J 4 I ' 0 T s I 4 9 4 :QEPIS TAU KAPPA EPSILD Tau kappa Epsilon 7I :vw x 3 Q lv .Q vi '9 . rj.: i f-- : 5' 2 5 5? E if N - L- ' : 1- 'm,?. N A, t3g.Er1f.Qg-A I ' 'W . wx ' . -iii? 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V- V WM..-of - -,-qsr ......-an6 ' , , ,,.,ow'- 'N gerg Carol Bene, Bob Willgoos. SECOND ROW: Craig Zakarian, Beth BLACK STUDE NION :N I Al - L-R: Karen jackson, PRESIDENT, Paula Robinson, ACTIVITIES OFFICER, Cynthia J 4 Bussey, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS, Michelle R. Cooke, PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER, Della Watson-Frederick, ADVISOR, janet Walker, SECRETARY. NOT PICTURED: Don Downing, TREASURER. Alpha Psi Omega 81 BSU 73 CHA BER SINC-ERS HOE ECO MICS ,M ASSOCIATIO FIRST ROW L-R: Patricia Stealey, ADVISORg Gail Tome, PRESIDENTQ Ginnie Thompson, SECRETARYg Leah Henderson, VICE- PRESIDENTQ Linda Mino, TREASURER5 joy Schwab. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Riffe, HISTORlANg Michelle Zollnerg lanice Koernigg Carol Ann Dovi. 74 Chamber Singers 81 HEA F STUDE T EDUCATIO ASSOCIATIO . v ' fi, I as , - H sf ' 1 ' i I ., , 1 -Q 1, . K, .Y - P 94 5. ' . at Q. I :sl 4 v -H' fy f I ' 'I L Y 5' 4: 'D' ,f ' M' ' ' A wr-M ' .2 ' 'Q ,P .q , '..,.- ai. M : dak. I ,f -W-W , I I ,E-sw I . ,Q - ' 11 3 gli' t 'ff ' ' F-. I if vf' , A ' 1, ,E msg I! A 0 A, I XR . .Ly W k' . V - xxx, . B ax .4 X '.'.' ' - 1 'I .Ili - I I wi 4.'- s E' , , 'fig tv i s , ia , xr - . S 3 lil- . I It Q ' I ,.,gp40n1vwnvwq,, f ,. 'x Qs .,,rf90 'v-1. v',,,,,u-7. - .,..-va FRONT ROW L-R: Kathy Mason, PRESIDENT, Angie Propst, TREASURER, Peggy Heishman, Dr. Arreta laranko, ADVISOR. Y xg .3312 '7 A Akvuxd c -Hs L. V----Q , it FIRST ROW L-R: Dr. lack Schmidt, ADVISOR, Margaret Gracey, TREASURER, Roger Tennant, SECRETARY, Suzi Reese, PRESIDENT, Robert Beard, VICE PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Keith Bell, Maureen Miller, WV DISTRICT SECRETARYfTREASURERg Debbie Henry, Trish Paughj Mary Tindalp Terry Trohag Mark Parrotte. NOT PICTURED: Cindy LeMasterg Ann Michael, Debbie Lantz iiffir gp-. fha Es. .A9H 'f ' Vanessa Hudson, VICE PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: CIRCLE K I TER-GREEK AGENCY ff 2 I Qi ' mm' 5'id?'2f 5 s, 11 1 EY, Wd f ,qv ,T F - .f It -, H? ' ' :FC I ' I 3 T X I1,s,:4 Ty S- A-1 . li' icgrvi, to -:cu - wf' 5312: at A--I I mf- 'fluj is rf 13' ki A Q FIRST ROW L-R: Leslie Plazag Bill Wrightg lim Casong Ramona Hughes. SECOND ROW: Mike Cusackp AI Krisfalusig Kimberly Cowdenp Denise DeLauter. THIRD ROW: Steve Durstg Greg lones, PRESIDENTQ Cathy Rotruck. NOT PICTURED: Pete Law, ADVISORQ Rick Bloss, VICE-PRESIDENTQ Susan Wolf, SECRETARY I TER-DORMITORY COUNCIL STUDE T CIOVER ME ASSOCIATIO 76 ICA 81 IDC FRONT ROW L-R: Susan Iournell, PRESIDENTQ Roger Kirkbride, TREASURER5 SECOND ROW: Ian Millerp Paula Schenermang Chuck Donly. THIRD ROW: Beth Ourslerg Sue Magee, SECRETARYQ Nelson Phillipsp Brian Snake Staubs, VICE PRESLDENTQ Craig Wachter. FOURTH ROW: Doug Farver. it 4L ',p Ilia' 'V' 45 Q MEM ?s,' Ar: ff.-izig ' iiv2221i4?5i?f 'a2f2? aff 'uw , fggmfi 5 X' I ' Mfg -'rf ' ,- : .Q .kg My '-: I 1,3 3. 12 ff 9l2Q 3Y '5 s 'ffl 'ff'2- 'f X ff-i:':'44 .ai' ' ' in -.aj 1 if 1, ff f'r2'?f3'i I ,. fwfr I 1.,:,',.g,..:1v,', , J., .... Gnu 4 AI' If. :iiff - v4 1 Q . 'iii .. A.. 24545 'J' f. f '. 7 T' 2,7 ii . ,, M :MJF '-Qfkafgb 01. mf YA. A A TER-FRATER ITY COUNCIL I- I . I 1 I A Ilia Q1 I, gf5..5.z F ,X TQ'-f '. ..- I I l L-R: Iohn Adams, ADVISORg1erry Wilcoxon, PRESIDENTg Rick Thomsong Patrick Randazzo, SECRETARYXTREASURERQ Bill Young. 0 - 4 I I I s I Y 4 fs I. 7 Cl . . ,A fs 439 -1 -'VY GP v,...- -4: -f ,au r. ' 'J W Pt? FRONT ROW L-R: Matt Bresslerg Cindy Banhamg Lois Mace, SECRETARYQ Matt Ridgeway, TREASURERQ Kim Baker, PRESlDENTg Patrick Randazzo, VICE PRESIDENTQ Vincent Kordack, PARLIAMENTARIANQ Chris Braley, PRO TEM. SECOND ROW: Chris Abercrombieg Beanie Mumawg Sue Mageeg Sherry 3 Lytlep Becky Rieseckp Sharon Beaulieug Steven Nagleg Mike Duncang Keith Bellg Karen jackson. STANDING: Chuck Donlyg Donna Kaneg lanice Koernigg I lames Goulding Stephen Hyattg Mark McNeiIlg Pam Karageorgesg Vanessa Hudsong Greg Ionesp Steve Durstg Lisa Brashearsg Scott Pickardg Alan Krisfalusig Sallie Bloomfieldg Bill Wright. I SCA 81 IFC 77 MENC MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE FIRST ROW L - R: Debra Appelg Dr. james E. PantIe, ADVISORQ Sharon Teter, SECOND ROW1 Patti Heffle, VICE-PRESIDENTQ Annette Shives, PRESIDENTg Sharon Appel. THIRD ROW: Iaime Bishopj Bob Rexrode. VCF INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRONT TO BACK: Beth Hinermang MaryAnn Burkeg Linda Shararg Lynn Bushg Peanut Feasterg Peggy Heishmang Inece Bryantg Theresa Coldizeng loel Van Sicklerg Scott Pickard. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianne Donneilyg loan Giampag Dawn Smithg Kathleen Frakesg loni Klineg Dick Meade, PRESIDENTQ Kim Moweng Donna Mallowg Chrissy Sizemore. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Tatep Mike Krayzel, Mary Williarnsg Denise Davisg Scott Kitchingg Terri Ionesg Linda Iodgesg Cynthia Riffep Linda Shacklefordg Mike Duncang Tom Salleseg Cathy Faverg Rhonda Stennettg Keith Bellg Kathy Charlsong lan Hovermaleg Steve Labasg Faye Vanceg Suzy Reeceg Dionne Hinesg Dave Fish. 78 MENC 81 IVCF W vc v 'N -5,2 Te ' ,ir ' 4 K Q, N-'lf I 4, SAHPER I If E I,W.m-a sTuDENT's ASSOCIATION -f f I OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL I 1, if EDUCATION AND f -I RECREATION dl Q, Za FIRST ROW L-R: Lisa A. Turnerg Chris Taylorp H Toni Palumbo, VICE PRESIDENT, SECOND ROW: Bruce Young, SOCIAL CHAIRPERSONQ Becky Rieseck, PRESIDENTQ Douglas Eshleman. THIRD ROW: Dorinda Tagueg David Smithg 1, , Diane Welshg Sue Heavener. FOURTH ROW: lane Flemingg Beth Fearnowg Sally Kerr. FIFTH ROW: Donna Volackg janet Hereghan. KAPPA OMICRO PHI HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY FRATERNITY ELI ,,,..auv 1 Aw- . . ,, mm 296- Ei 5-7,47 D, f ,lla ' '. ,vig Ji'-f 4 El. ...W . -QV V21-,hp M,,4--. - wa- , .,:5f7i',?' ' ' ,xv I SJ yi L-R: Leah Henersong Luann Bedellp Mary Wheelerg Lisa Tate, PRESIDENTQ Michelle Zollner, VICE PRESIDENT. Kappa Omicron Phi 8: SAHPER 79 1 yl In r I MU ALPH THET MATHEMATICS FRATERNITY 80 Mu Alpha Theta IW! c , iff' . V -fqg all zz Q 1' I . ,i an Us 76 -any I ff 'f W I 5 ,JM 3 Q gf 3 I M , ,A . 'Nu-J V 1' CWM, f j , at ,Q 'WHY if-A 6 I ...,.,, Q FIRST ROW L-R: Cathy Faberg Vickie Feathersp Susan Hiatt, PUBLICITY CHAIRPERSONQ Joann Snyderg Dawn Sm Busch, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: Linda Saviliskyg Robin Simpers, TREASURERQ Cindy Thomas, VICE-PRESIDE Lower, ACTIVITY CHAIRPERSONQ Eric Barr, SENATORg Keith Bell. THIRD ROW: Dr. lerry Smith, ADVISORQ Dr. Pet AI Herlingerg David L. Smithg Allen Sineg Michael Duncan, PRESIDENT. er Morr b-' W P RK DMINISTR TIO CLUB L-R: Dr. Dick Gunselmang Kathy Devaulg Connie Vogelg Wendy Kausg Tom Salleseg Mark Noelg Andyg Barb Cullerg Lisa lacksonj Dave Smithg Don Melmang john Rynexg Mike Dysong Phil Heckmang Paul Striderg Nan Herridge. flffw' 212. OUTSIDERS H .516 4,- R I QUT? I gm CT' fi A if ,Svc Ln I A - f K ' f :A ls fi T 3 N v if--' rl- 1 F 5, i It v E1P1,g:,:,k '- ,f It FX ' I ,412 if J il X 4 i..,- .,. -0- M -' 'A------H 3 i vii' T Z5 135 Q d l ll V . t it lv i FIRST ROW L-R: Sandy Smithp Mary Anne Burkeg Theresa Hanak. SECOND ROW: Cary Frankg Don Mehlmang Barbara Bloomg janet Heneghan. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Messenger, advisorg Carol Beneg lim Parrishg Bill Wright. PAC 81 Outsiders 81 f si ,. 7 1' 1 E , E A, as .. ' ' . A 1 , W, in -1 .V 1 Q 'fs .' '5 :w-Y 16' PSYCHGLCGY CLUB 57414, 4 H? 4 'guna' ' f in M vi ,, VV yi, ff fc E' Q 5 ,, , L-R: Mick Carrosg De Anna Aveyg Diane Park, PRESIDENTQ Dr. Irving Tucker, ADVISORQ Ellen Zinzeleta, VICE PRESIDENT5 Rhonda Dellinger, TREASURER Donna Kane, SECRETARYg Vanessa Hudsonp loAnn Griffing Sue LaVinge, SENATORg Kimberly Cowden. 82 Psychology Club PHI ALPHA THETA INTERNATIONAL HONORARY HISTORY FRATERNITY if .3 I 'IL Nagle, SECRETARYXTREASURERQ Ralph Sherrard. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Rowlandg lim Watkinsg Mary Kline. A PICKET , ' A a M E as t vi' , ' ,Le A .,I. 1 M 5 I ,. I A QE' ' ' I, ' in fri M 'f f if f' , A Iwi if A, flag' -.....,......... ...gal The Shepherd College Picket staff: Karen lacksong Ken Bonnerg Karen Hullg Sherry Volkmarg Kristi Hendricks, EDITORZ Ms. Sally Hresan, ADVISORg Steve Nagleg Ginny Phillipsg Ken Igenfritzj Laura Dunng Todd Coylep Sue Ogrodnikg Charles Poeg Barbie Richardson, PAGE EDITOR. Phi FIRST ROW L-R: Dr. Katherine Frescoln, ADVISIERg Gail Kohutekg Scot Loppp Susan Iournellg Debra Kinsler. SECOND ROW: Dr. Iohn Stealey Illg B, Browng Dr. jerry Thomasg Dr. james C. Hollandg Mike O'Malleyg Steve Kershner, PRESlDENTg Steve Alpha Theta 81 Picket 83 THE 1980 COHONGGROOTA Editor-in-Chief Nan L. Herridge Editorial Assistant Gail Kohutek Sports Writer Steve Carroll Staff members Barb Erickson Margaret Gracey Denise Davis Cindy Marshall Advisor Sally Hresan Head Photographer Fall semester Kevin Trostle Spring semester David Fish Photographers Ray Patrylak Ken Bonner Contributing Photographers: Diann Mullin Mark Moore Tim johnson Larry Clark Gina Fargo Corie Jervis Conrad Loeman Keith lanssen Barb Erickson Nan Herridge With a very special thanks to: Denis Doss, Dr. Howard Carper, Dave Newlin, Marion Vaughn, and Greg Nygard, Walsworth Publishing Com- pany. 84 Yearbook . 'gy-AQ V QTEEATQTS r lima i X . x..' . nl , - r- f V, 'liv- 4---..,--Iv,-4 M -...N 'e-nnf 'n,,f-f:0 '- or ffl 'Ziff .M nj IZ KE nj nj nj K2 ,nj -ir: -IE . ii- , -X ' MN-In- 'H . qu ,,, M... V,f- 2: nj .... nj W ' M K3 M -h' -f-uv------------.1... -Q.-M N... -1:2 ' 'A ' -Q-V 3, - - ox? 5, ,..,.,, iii --- A---1-W---U M ff ------ 4- iii 'F' a c HE W . ., , -4:-v4 ui is 4M:,,..,,.,. iz F C-W P W F 'sifiigl 'li ,Q -nf' Y.f.4':f'w ug N f -WCW. s iii - 2 ug WN--M A-MM, lls -, - g '- -..,,, ,M U 4,.,-'Z' x-V A '...1g 'fl' ' P55--ff' s ' -ee: F7 Kev Trostle -1 Steve Carroll Y' zgf . Gail Kohutek 'ff'zeiWm Dave Fish Ray Patrylak Coz hard at work Yearbook 85 ,Ewa 5 mg , .1 ' A , ...mn W -- vw ff- I I Q 1 yi' ww: fi W 1' li , . T an 9. . ff' E R E 1 ,V O , 4 4 v V V ' 1 , R if 5 N4 - l gif '. 5 7 QQ: l , H gm ways' J, - a FIRST ROW L-R: Steven Nagle, PRESIDENTQ Robert Ettinger, VICE-PRESIDENTg Michael r Duncan, TREASURER. SECOND ROW: Chuck Tillmang Mark Maslanikg Bob Ramsey, SECRETARYQ jim Casong Steve Durst, SENATOR5 Thomas Gilbertg Eric Barr. KENAMOND HALL HOUSE COUNCIL R KE AMO D HALL 86 Kenamond Hall 1 1: , I I I CiARDI ER H LL CiARDINER HALL HOUSE COUNCIL I an ' J f K 0 Far: A ,ii- i fx xixkwlk FIRST ROW L-R: Lori Barr, VICE-PRESIDENT: Laura Leidner. SECOND ROW: Lori Bainbridge: Molly Borgman, IDC REPRESENTATIVE: Peggy Heishman: Paula Giffey: Amy McNally. THIRD ROW: Bonnie McDonaldg Mindy Hawlk, SENATOR: Lynn Bush, PRESIDENT: Donna Baker, SECRETARY: Cheryl Belknap. REAR: Chris Vaughn, STAFF RESIDENT. :Fi in x., Gardiner Hall 87 SHAW HALL HOUSE COUNCIL .fn FIRST ROW L-R: Denise Delauterp Robin Simpers, TREASURER. SECOND ROW: Comstockg Pam Ankeney, IDC REPRESENTATIVEQ Delinda Hinnant, HOUSE 81 CHAIRPERSON. THIRD ROW: Kellee Rawls, SOCIAL CHAIRPERSONg Mags Schwartzg Susiei lmes, SENATOR. FOURTH ROW: Susie Myers, SECRETARYQ Rick Miller. SHAW HALL THACHER H LL IS a-- . I -'Rn ' el! 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SECOND ROW L-R: Rick Millerg Mike Cusack, VICE PRESIDENTQ Craig Zakarian, TREASURERQ Steve Barryg Kathy McQueeney, SECRETARYQ Steve Twigg. THIRD ROW: Cathy Rotruckg lim :girlie-:rpTLesIie Plazag Susan Wolfp Scott Pickard, SENATORQ Paul McGinty, PRESIDENTg Ron Blade, STAFF N . bw av -- -If , I A f .,. -5 vgfygp V - , 4 . . 1t..f,ff'f,f 1 f ' f we I ::,4u.'e5 .rm N , ,M AW . y 'l?.4IMf-'fl'L,' ' M.: my'IfQ'21'Z, 'f.'5-.Lt I, THACHER HALL HOUSE COUNCIL Thacher Hall 89 Z. Iii-rirk-f Atglgivffa lf - W. Q. ,Q , Q! yawn:-',..,4, A 4 - - Q. i 1 2 L, 'u - n T , ,J , , L 'f gl' ' L, L if , afar., f L af , 4,,,f ' I A ' . A Q W , L ll. 1 . X , . 'Jn' pf-W LA J ...W it-,,1 ' if 'x x vZ04Jv1f,w.f, , ,244 , , wwf' '. , ,aw 4, as 1 up P14 'WAS FIRST ROW L-R: Greg lonesg Peter Law, STAFF RESIDENTg Al Herlinger, PRESIDENTQ Alan Krisfalusi, SENATORQ Bill Wright, VICE-PRESlDENTg Owen Walkerg Karl Barton, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: Dave Smithp Mike Millerg David Coxg Todd Veitlp Robert Weeksp Mark Shoap. BOTELOR HALL Housii COUNCIL TURNER HALL 96 5 K-L 6 ,, ,, Wan 'sf 4' 90 Turner Hall If tb fi BOTELOR HALL 'T --5 'W!Ull!,!E w x ' 45?y I ' ' p Q V . -- l . . 'y.J5.4 :e Jr' .G 1 4 3 ,f----. Rx .----.,-. -nr AAU ul 'V se 0 IH J, 1 x 3 . 3 ln -as-T., , '1 Vf ll I FQ. fa Q. . uf? NQIA xxiush s x I ,- A I -C,,- ,,. ,ff , f 6 fYf,,fJ5m Ml, ,, wwf 4 ' wrff62, QQ-w Q gy wmfi5'm'wa4,w reg W, V g GV 1. V J ' v FIRST ROW L-R: lennie Sherman, TREASURERQ Kimberly Cowden, VICE PRESIDENTQ Linda Warner, RECORDING SECRETARYg Susan Hiatt, WAYS 81 MEANS CHAIRPERSONQ Tracey Davis. SECOND ROW: Kim Moweng Brenda Nolang Michelle Hovermaleg Ramona Hughes, IDC REPRESENTATIVE Deni Pollard. TURNER HALL HOUSE COUNCIL Botelor Hall 91 MILLER H LL L L M A ' we Q in QL' I0 .Ig -. 5' V 1, L gc L' xv ,.?,Tgx'? ,wwwa C' J 'iff' -eff- H 44 41-gm, TE pump:-nun 92 Miller Hall INDEX Alpha Rho Epsilon .................... Alpha Psi Omega ...... Alpha Sigma Tau .......... Black Student Union ....... Botelor Hall ............... Center Board .......... Chamber Singers ....... Circle K ................ Cohongoroota ..... Delta Sigma Pi ..... Delta Zeta ............................... Gardiner Hall ............................. Home Economics Association .... Inter-Dormitory Council .......... Inter-Fraternity Council ........ Inter-Greek Agency .... IVCF ............................ Kappa Omicron Phi .... Kenamond Hall ......... Lambda Chi Alpha .... Miller Hall ............... MENC ................... Mu Alpha Theta .............. Outsiders ................................. Park Administration Club ..... Phi Alpha Theta .................. Phi Gamma Nu ......... Phi Sigma Epsilon ..... Picket ....................... Psi Beta Beta .......... Psychology Club ..... SAPHER ................ Shaw Hall ............................. Sigma Sigma Sigma ................... Student Affairs Committee ........ Student Education Association ...... 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LET'S GET FIRED UP! 1 'Q' 9' SHEPHERD CGLLEGE CHEERLEADERS MARCHING RAMS PGM PGNS ilvlvlvlvlvkvk arsrakasssakacaeaeakacaletw V i 96 M-I-7? if 1 lsq 1 'S 'F' 1 -Q JV' ,Af wh 5,01 Cllvlvlvlvlvkilvkvlvlvlvlvlf Skvkvlvlvlvlfilvlfilfvlvlvlvlvkfkivlf I Yi, A 97 i ll' Q I f -JQL I 2l0k2l0l0lvl0l0l0lf2k2l0l0l0kJl0k9!0k2lC Slvkilvlvlvivlvllilfilvlfvlfvlvlvkvlfilvlvlff 98 1533 E Fllvkflvlvlvlvlvlvlvkvlvll 'rm Q 1 xr, 'V'- 'Qi . HV' 'af '33 AM m'?J5U'f qv ,.,, V ,. Y, f - . f -. -ff Q sm , ZW? 7 1?4'::,'.1s n - y-1, ' ' ' ' ' , - 'g'- J Q? M1 ,,, Wal1-jzfwliv-Atfgy-,,Fi,. -152,5 .1 , 'V A JP .F 3, , ':fvu.,wgQ3,'gn, .2 v,, ,'A 'F 'V17 '- V '4 1 1' . 'lo1 . ,: ..'I j g :gdv's .-,... 1 lava-x..U lg - 'F-vipmw W , in V, , 'W :..'f' . y Ilvlvlfilvlvkilvlvlf 99 FGOTB LL As the 1979 Shepherd College Football season approached, there were many question marks concerning the squad. The team was coming off a 7-4 season, a Coal Bowl appearance and a national ranking. However, only 15 lettermen returned from that team with heavy losses in the offensive backfield and on defense. All those involved knew that it would be a challenge for the 1979 Rams to maintain Shepherd's successful grid tradition. Utilizing a team comprised largely of underclassmen lthere were only four seniors on the rosterb the Rams posted a 5-5 overall record and a 5-4 mark in the WVIAC. Although by most stan- dards a 5-5 is a very successful campaign, by Shepherd's high stan- dards, this season was less than satisfactory. As Head Coach Walter Barr comments, A 5-5 record is poor to us. However, the Coach who has a career record of 99-34-3, says emphatically that this year's Shepherd Football Team was better than a .500 squad. We played well at times, but we made too many mistakes, he said. But the big thing is that we never got down over a loss or a big deficit in a game. We are proud of the athletes and the way they worked. It is always a privilege to work with people who are as dedicated as they are. More specifically, the Coach cited too many turnovers, youth and a lack of experience as main factors which caused us to lose several games we would normally have won. However, the 1979 season was not without its fine moments and players. Showing the importance of the home field advantage, the Rams won all three games held on the Shepherd campus. Two of those games stand out as highlights of the season. cont'd on page 105 -1' . I 'wi . 1 '-'17 Hn,.ie,:-'Lang .- Quarterback Glenn Ryhanych rolls out and fires one over the middle. Q x i Q-.,..,,,,,,, s. ,VN . eq. , - hx J., K . . ,f ,if if-.. fa'-g1bx,, -Q 3 Q,' f.3fQ,j3a,,,,6. . .1 mu: lk ,- 4 V' A dai x 2 V 1? .. 4 W I 1-f u, M . fl.: V. ' v F I , ,fo--..,, fi.. . Q 1. PX ve-,ggi '3'!?'S 'T si. ,. H., , M.,-.1.,,,0 ihyh inns'-in W1f?,Q4l :31F 'i Q . ' uv' r K YN- . . Blair Rishell hurdles through the middle of the line. Fullback Ken Booe powers up the middle for a long gain. RAM POWER 'UQG R . f-lsr 1 , l it Q , .a NP , vl' I 'N 4 1 r gl nl' , ,. ,W ,.tfuQ' lr Mtl. 1 Av, gflwv lc' -3 , . f N t 1 ., '3.ld'L l-,Lt 'WWNK 'A C+ , 5 Qq. V 'l I ,lm1H ,ya.'f'wl I9 , 5. 1-, V . . - x Air ,-fqdbir ff Q.. fy V 5 I-. ,A Y . 1 , V Q24 ' . 5 tw.,'.,G.-1:-'H' 1-0' .U,f.t Coach Walter Barr and his staff intently watch the action from the sidelines. Ken Booe ltop, right? rambles through a huge hole in the Tech line. gg Ken Russell cuts back to gain more yardage. , l I 1 t l 1 ' f 4 I J I LS Halfback Fred Dorsey darts into the secondary ltopi and sidesteps a defensive lineman to get through the hole. leff Carey returns an interception deep into the opponents territory. ,ww x if uiifiiiww it iii n.y.6 'w t L ,W Wi.-. .. to ' ' , iv N- A 'A sf A' :AEA 4'-M I ,V vm t My 'wif V' ll jerry Turley leads the pursuit after a Glenville receiver. lr 1-41 104 Football The thrill of victory after a stunning comeback against West Virginia Tech. is I ar' we Shepherd's aggressive defense records another sack. ' 1 x 4 'J .rf AE? l is .gt V ,' ' r 'N I 3 I I . ' ,X Q1 S El, ll Vx N B ,wtf ' E955 'ivgnf 'Ji .1 .- 5 , qi, 4 Afsw-Sify.-M -am. , X- Vwil friligvgi-,3af,... M Y' I iff! tl . :QT s P,u-'F 'l Everett Yore zeroes in on a Glenville pass receiver. Pete Matthews evades the coverage to start a big kickoff return. it v i..,.,.., is t :VN gg 1 ., . w Q . 4, -A X . 'F O X -'vi A-4-ft - ' flfifil gi. f , t. 'W S ' .x in .5- s s -94 .4 , gn -1V at-I WV it .Yr 1 '-tx Ki' 5'-if ! .1 if . I , Y fi , 14 l N . . R vw .Wig 1 ,as 'T it ' N 1 a A-'ff' Y vw' 'W . QP' FOOTBALL lcont'dl On October 13th at Homecoming, the Rams took on West Virginia Wesleyan. After battling back from a deficit to take a 20-17 lead in the fourth quarter, Shepherd was on defense for Wes- leyan's final play. Most Shepherd fans were certain of victory until the Wesleyan receiver caught a desperation pass for seemingly the winning touch- down. However, Everett Yore caught the receiver and yousted him out of bounds at the Shepherd 1-foot line to end the game. The Shepherd faithful breathed a huge sigh of relief. An even more remarkable game took place on Parent's Day, October 27, before an enthusiastic home crowd. The opponent was West Virginia Tech and by the fourth quarter the Rams had fallen to a 24-0 deficit. With nine minutes to play, Shepherd unleashed a suddenly potent passing attack, led by quarterback Glen Ryhanyck, to finally get on the scoreboard. Teaming with an aggressive defense, the offense went on to score three more times. In nine minutes the Rams had scored four times to overcome a 24-0 deficit for a 27-24 victory! Several players had excellent 1979 seasons. Center Charlie Pierce was recognized as the 1st team center on the All-WVIAC team. Offensive tackle Mike Shamblin received a Special Honorable Mention from the WVIAC. The conference also awarded Honor- able Mention to defensive stars Karl Morris and Mike Essis. Halfback Fred Dorsey led the team in rushing with 531 yards and a 4.4 yard per carry average. Duwyane Caddy was the second leading tackler on the team from his middle linebacker position. Hopes and spirits for next season are very high. If we work hard and our athletes stay in school, we won't be .500 too many times in the next few years, Coach Barr predicted. Football 105 l l i l BASKETB LL takin' lt to the hoop fo '93 004 ,iii .ll Chuck Hipp muscles a shot over a Charleston University defender. Craig Battle works inside for a layup. lfar leftl The Rams warm-up for another important game. 'rn' 1. 106 Basketball 4.1 Kenny Keyes manuvers inside for a reverse layup. Crmg Balde rmes above the defense RN a shon pnnpshon Y - 159' if ,. ,V .ln . JM, ,y, ,H f BasketbaH 107 BASKETB LL Before the 1979-80 Shepherd College Men's Basketball season began, Coach Bob Starkey made an assessment of his team. We're going to be darn hard to beat, predicted Starkey confidently. With a final record of 17-12 and a second place finish in the West Virginia Conference behind nationally ranked Fairmont State, Coach Starkey's predictions turned out very accurately. Playing a fast-breaking offense and a pressure defense, the Rams were right on the heels of Fairmont State until the very end of the regular season. ln the Conference tournament, the Rams defeated a hot Glenville team but lost in the semi-finals and finished in fourth place. The all-tournament team includ- ed Shepherd players Chuck Hipp and Phil Branch. Several players had standout seasons in 1979-80. Senior guard john Koepke led the team in scoring for the second consecutive year, averaging 14 points per game. Larry Cain averaged 12 points and led the team in assists. Forward Craig Battle led the team in rebounds while averaging 13 points. Senior Chuck Hipp averaged 10 points and 7 rebounds from his center position. When looking ahead to next season, several things become apparent. The solid play and leadership of seniors Cain, Hipp and Koepke will be sorely missed. However, on the positive side, there are several players returning who played a great deal of basketball in 1979-80. Players like Phil Branch, Craig Battle, Craig Dixon, Kenny Keyes, Keith Adams and Chris Dixon, will form the backbone of next season's team. Other returning players include Mike Krayzel, Steve Siebert and Mike Washington. With these returning players and hopes for a successful recruiting year, the Shepherd tradition of basketball excellence seems certain to continue. 108 Basketball A tense moment in the game is reflected in Coach Starkey's hard concentration. l If O 1, gl. L h w l 'QE 1 x ,Q 'P , ll 'QS fl I K , W3 .K NXXXQ T- 3 I ri ? ,I U , Il 2'- l .1 l ., I its . led 59 .TW ffm Scrambling on the floor for a loose ball is Chuck Hipp. , xipf Q1 hrs...- ,,,,,,fs Craig Battle leaps over a Glenville player for the rebound. I Basketball 109 110 Basketball Z 'I- BASKETBALL e' Craig Dixon shoots an off-balance jumper from the lane. Keith Adams is fouled as he shoots a layup. lf' ..4 1413 A H wr v V 1 , ,, lf- . i 5 A ,ff I Kenny Keyes brings the ball upciourt against Charleston University. john Koepke scores on the fast-break. Basketball 111 BASKETBALL LADY RAMS DO IT UP ,galmass IMPROVEMENT Improvement is the word for the 1979-80 Shepherd College Women's Basketball Team. Although they were beaten in the first round of the WVIAC Tournament, the Lady Rams finished the season with a very respectable 10-11 mark. Scoring leaders for the season were veteran guard Peachy Meadows averaging 16.6 ppg, followed by forward Dorinda Tague at 14.3 ppg, and Elaine Teets with 11.2 ppg. The team was bothered by injuries throughout the season. Early in the year, veterans june Eggleton and Cheryl Roberts were sidelined with knee injuries. Then Beverly McCann was hurt late in the season. However, IS THE WORD! the remaining players and first year players, Teets, jenny Ruth and Betsy Wall came through to spark the improvement of the Lady Rams Basketball fortunes. Teets led the team in rebounds with 10.3 per game, followed by Wall at 9.0 per game. Ruth led the team at the free throw line shooting 81 percent. Others who contributed to the 1979-80 team were Sue Heavener, Pam Hohman, and Terry Youngblood. As for next season, Coach Anne jones says, We will be looking for height and quickness. Overall, we will be looking to build up our depth. All the fans will be looking for the continued improvement in She- pherd's Womens Basketball. ., . ,- 3 ,J - 1 y- 1 1. 'W .. NV .xv , -1-vis'-.-13-Q . .dm-. fff l m4 ,., rwsx'-45 5 2+ X K U 21195-yfvvwsiiilx i 1 . 3.1. If AYP J' sn' we X -qi' ,La I .,.,.,,,. -,5,..3. Xxgqfg - ' :el g'.5g,v,w-:-wr Women's Basketball 113 VOLLEYBALL The 1979 Shepherd Lady Rams Volley- ball Squad enjoyed a very successful season. The team posted a 12-12 record for the season iincluding tournament gamesj. ln the State Tournament held at Concord College, the Lady Rams placed fifth with victories over Fairmont State College and West Virginia Tech. The losses were at the hands of first place University of Charleston, and second place Salem College. junior Sally Kerr was named to the All-Tournament Squad. According to Head Coach Beverly Holden, the team's biggest asset was its good attitude. The team also showed great improvement over the course of the season. Since the team is made up mainly of freshmen and sophomores, the 1979 squad was offered a chance to gain valuable experience while at the same time improve their skills. This combination of youth, exper- ience, improved play and good atti- tude offers hope for a bright future of Lady Rams Volleyball. an '..u,....r 7' ' .417 I i . f 1 'S -ffs 114 Volleyball -cum, , 0 543 .f........,.,, as Q' , At, 'ff'-wt . 4 , f s ,' .. - '2 4 f , .I 9 'l fe if 1 'I ina gf Nu -wx' 'N 1.- s i hhnx 4. Volleyball 115 WOMEN'S TENN S Despite a tough regular season caused by a difficult schedule and the loss of several players from last year's squad, the Shepherd Women's Tennis Team rose to the occasion to finish third in the WVIAC Tournament. The Lady Rams finished with 18 points, behind West Virginia Wesleyan with 28 points, and the University of Charles- ton with 25 points. Regular season wins included victories over Fairmont State College, West Virginia Tech and UMBC. ln the Tournament all of Shepherd's players reached the semifinals with Kim Cowden reaching the finals in singles play. In doubles, all the Shepherd 116 Women's Tennis -i 'I .lf-.ff 'l'-' ix , teams reached the semifinals but were defeated before reaching the finals. Coach Roger Parker was pleased with the results and summed up the reason: With losing half of our second place team from last year and gaining many new players, I felt third place was good. Next year we will be without our two top players fNumber one Pam Pierce and number two Kitty Thorntonl because of graduation. We will be looking for new talent. With returning members of the 1979 team plus the new talent, the 1980 Lady Ram Tennis Team should continue a successful tradition. Ab' H' Q .!, ,v ff - .5994 .155 3- 5 0 4:-4.i..' 1-., n M , if if 1 '1, in .4 Women's Tennis 117 , if f 5 f if . ff- If , f M-ning v 118 Men's Tennis W4 .Q 0.0.Q..' 4 W 4 S9 900 Vw ,'W'f. .Q34'I3?3'I'23'f'2I?'22 ' 2:8k3:f:Q!-:Qi1:ff2 ?f ' QQ. CQ CQ O -714,- OQ. ir, Og Og wif 909 94.0990 -' G' v 'Ze-:2-a:r+:wpf: ovtefexfw' QAXQQQ .1 ? ,Q 3fm4 yn, 'f, v-,5'? Q Q A Q4-?flf.f4'.f,,'1f1fZf'i .. .bm S'oq',9.0'o' W' 'Aww ,im i f f ,nf ff A fix QQ r if F ' Q ' f QQWQSM vi, w a Q .,. Q tiftlni' ,, 'lf .-xx 1' Lmidama- 'i 44 MEN'S TENN ,pun- are 'fr 11341. 'A':1'??? 'Vw QRKBSE' 11. f? kai fffs 7 Q ff' ff' A 4 Af R ,-A I f .1 ta' . . ,. ' L: I 'f l ' y . , V vi? .pu X 'fe 5!:':7z 'dt , A X S V ' V 5 W . . . wfairfgfffv g - . f . 1 'QX3 After the 1979 Rams Conference title which took the team to the NAIA Championships, the 1980 Shepherd College Tennis team knew they would have a tough road to maintain that high standing. With a 7-5 season record, the Ram netters went into the WVIAC Tournament in Charleston with high hopes. The team did not achieve its goal, but did finish a very respectable third in the conference. The highlight of the 1980 tennis season at Shepherd was the fact that Number One seed john Koepke won the 111 seed Championship at the conference playoff. This achievement made Koepke West Virginia's Tennis Player of the Year. This achievement also qualified Koepke for the NAIA National Tournament in Kansas City, Missouri. Koepke finished the season with an excellent 16-1 mark in singles. ' 3' X john Koepke, West Virginia's Tennis Player of the Year Men's Tennis 119 4 Q f. I xi 64,1 , ,gg Y ,gmg f aria 'A , A . -f .MQ 'Bunyan- ,, . j , ff, 'f,, -I l,,qf,,, I, , iw? ., ,ff-4 ' 'Sw 52' 4 V 4, ,M AM 2 ' .1 ,,.. 4- Q 1 ' 4 f 4 x 1 W 4 1 1 , 1 ,J 1 by D 1 Shepherd's Baseball team opened the 1980 season with very high hopes. Many starters were returning from the 1979 team and the squad gained valuable experience and preparation from an early season trip to South Carolina for four games. However, the season started slowly for the Rams. Early in the season the squad's record was only 1-7. The Rams then began a dramatic turnaround to win seven of nine games. The highlight of this streak was a 5-4 final inning victory over 1979 Conference Champion West Virginia State. Continuing their winning ways, the Rams finished 1980 with a very solid 14-11 mark overall and a fine 11-5 tally in conference play. Some of the outstanding performers for the Rams in 1980 were Daryl Grove, who batted .346, Bobby jones, Steve and David Diehl, and Mike johns with a 4-0 pitching mark. Look for Shepherd to continue its upswing on the diamond. Hopes are high and things look good for next season. it fi H 'f -' ,, V QI, 40,1 3-,qu Mg, , 17.41, 4. f Qi, fs-1 . gy. i. Q . 4 1, Q ag - A' v ,L ff,, MA :,.-.Yr vb f ,Q 1. , 2, as -. , , ,M ,J--. 4-1, ' hi 1 -4 1. 1,8 ar R... if, ' 'Q 'va A. 5 iff! ll' . rf? 4 C . it 5 Q.. aI,- o I ax mx '-I f ll ffgffwxx 013193 div, ,L sg Q up aw 49' QW Ji Wan' . ,Q vw A 4' xl 4 3 .if-F X Q 1 5. ' 1 av 1 Q ' 1 I -a 1 0 Q L: ' 'Q' .. 51, Q A 1 fs f . 1 J ., q v it W J. . Jr 313 bf .-Q A my w Q? FX ' L ,QM?f- . if I I- , 'W Ngg 'X,' 'v?,.flf N, gk A 3' ,. 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Tiki? v-w1f95vfr5Ef2fs1xs'if47'5mfm,,. 4 mg Bill Zaleski, Shepherd's top-seeded golfer wi-f 1 Amggqf, .. Y of W , Q. , gf! if 3 The 1980 Shepherd College Golf team offered several highlights. Despite a 2-7 overall team record, the Ram golfers were led by the experienced play of senior Bill Zaleski. Zaleski was the 111 seeded Ram golfer this year and because of consistently low x Aix if FY j ,'tV - 4: g lg-5, 9 3 .ts 1 ,fr N R , A-.1' X 3 2 K J Qffxti .tue ff, ,vs scores, earned a place on the All-Conference Team. Other Ram team members included 112 seed Craig Manford, 113 seed Scott Kitch- ing, 114 seed Art Barker, Bruce Young, and Shepherd's first woman golfer, Stacey High. I . ef' X, , .wi l l 1 Golf 127 I If E H ft ,1 F L ll ' f A V E. . , X K , E 1 , 4 'K . If yy I K' 1 , X . 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The girls have played above their potential and have given their all for the betterment of the team. l 1 I - i l Fi Q ..f1f4 l 1... , FRONT ROW L-R: Bambi Conrad, Tracey Schneider, Angie Watson, CAPTAIN: Kathy lonesp Diane Welch. BACK l ROW: Debbie LeMaster, ASSISTANT COACH, Dorinda Tagueg Ginny McDaniels, Sally Kerr, Dave Richardson, T HEAD COACH. Not pictured: Cheryl Roberts, Donna Miller. oe. .+L a Q . g 4 , 9 1 - f 1 f Q '-Q. 's . M' fa- A 1 Gigi '6tu. 1. . A - Y,g,,qH- , 4 tiff, i '4f .fag 3 V5, , x 4 'gi-'12 Eg, ,, K s , , V, , 14.4 -.J ' V f.. xt. W, ap qlggegab 2 . 3 ', . -'.,f17. -'f 'Y-L ,, . .. -if-V.-f - '-'f'f1is- '- 'li' V - 9:1 fa--.vo--.-.ma fl' i fife- W .Tf5.'Zfgp ,z-L!:Alias-5'.i's'l:, if?.by ll' NRu.I.n.' -nxt., Ur 00 A ' , L , ., . 'k- 3 'gl' .g-. i gf. 4 V, ,J lgagsql'- an., kikxt. , A1 x,,uw..,A '4,V!,4',- 1' ' -,ge ',-,-,' '1 ,. , .i Eftgfsgfz-1' , 1? gigs , I A ' livxat V.- 4'gJ4.. -I t . ., .- Y Angus- Q ..z, Outstanding performers this year included Bambi Conrad who batted .4'l7, Sally Kerr who batted .37, senior Angie Watson with a 5-3 pitching record, senior Cheryl Roberts who was injured in an early season game, and senior Donna Miller who led the team in hitting at .477. Miller also signed to play professionally with the semi-pro Washington Diggers. This accomplish- ment makes her the first female Shepherd athlete to play professional- ly. Softball 129 l i 41 , 'l ' . aff- ' A' 9 1' H '.. V ? --ff . Na A' Y-' X ,AS Q ,,,,, ,V Q, wx. Q, lx 3 . K ., -V 4 ik ,ww .A Fig f hav f' N1 'T ga' :E-2115i +552 F :rex '3'g5aq4j.'fdQ-A-g'.!8: ' , , Q LM fa. 421 , , .ag ew :,f.?xs. . 'L' .' ' . 3 HMESYQI, ,,,v, fa . A f X lv 'Yi SX H A Ki' . gg 'Ewa 4 'Q E-5:1:5fQi3i: ' k ?fQif. 19- - .1 V- . yu 5+ if . ' - . '. 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' - '- , X l- - ' 1 . ai. ffl I:-i lg:-'fi 5 A54 r' ' -ffssfudt AZ. 1- M af A ', .. if '-, X , ,Y . in Shepherd College Swim Coach Dr. Rick Gibson summed up the highlight of the 1979-80 season saying, It was a fitting climax to a good season. He was, of course, referring to Shepherd's thrilling victory over perennial power- house Towson State and six other schools in the Tri-State Invitational meet at York College. Shepherd rolled up 416 points to Towson's 361 points to run away with the competition. In the process, Shepherd swimmers posted to personal best times and broke thirteen school records. Because of performances in the Tri-State meet, seven Shepherd swim- mers qualified for the NAIA National Swimming and Diving Championships held March 6, 7, 8 at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Team members who qualified for nationals included Charlie Chiar- mardes in three events, team Captain Mark Shoap, and Tim Brockway. Also competing in the Nationals are Paul McDermott, Chad Walker, Mike Fitzgibbons and Rich Askin. Other team members who made significant contributions to the team's Tri-State success were Steve Schmidt, Rick Bloss, divers Bill Haase and Barry Betts, and the only senior on the squad, Al Herlinger. lcont'dl w 9 +2-KW .. xx . 1 Swimming 131 1 SWIMMI 132 Swimming r, l . After last season, Coach Gibson had l high hopes for this year's team. 1 However, losing five swimmers due to I academic ineligibility made his goals seemingly unreachable. Fortunately, the remaining swimmers rose to the occasion and made the season ai rousing success. Beside the Tri-Statev' championship and the seven swimmersj participating in the Nationals, the team posted a fine 9-3 dual meet mark. , With only one senior team member, Shepherd's swimming fortunes looki extremely bright. It will be difficult tcl improve on the successes of this year,i but with almost all the swimmers returning, plus the added experiencei Ricky's Rockets will be better thanl ever. i i l I N vb . 5,- 1-N X H Y SA nw 3 Y lf Nw ' .fil- ...Q- if W :.- j1 x f . SS' .M Half ww-avi ...- X, ,HUF 1 ICH 3 J fx- , rv Q W WIITRAMURAL I GRTS I l .W 4, mm' A l .4 . .il 4 1, ll: ' I gl . , m t i .,-N, , , . NI. 'I Co-ed Volleyball enjoyed the most ig, popularity it had ever seen. This year's 'f champions were the Loose Ends, who ' defeated the P.B.R.s in the finals. 5-J' A Lambda Chi Plus 5 defeated unbeaten Theta ff. f P i 'X , Q Xi for the SC Intramural Football J Q Championship on October 18th. Andy 1, W - Axsellson frightl, of the Lambda Chi team, 4 races for one of the team's three ' touchdowns which gave the National 1.5 League Champs a 21-7 victory over the American League Theta Xi's. 'sr' abs., I ,J I Q - . , N 1 L . f c M A If JV 1, -- 'R M? 4? tc ' I AB.. V V . 1, ,I . ' f gg ,, gay- - ti. , .V f . f,- ff4.M 'a,if,4, ,fs V - 1- 41 ' 1' ' -- ' f 2 V. f' ' ' 'gf ff ff '15 'id if ' ' , ' V In ggi.-9,54 ,, - ' - ' I 1 . . V in X' A 4,5 , X..--,Jfmf3b,2'f,Yq',l:iv:s 1 I in 4 . , ,N ,V Va lk as -we . lf 'IP I , 'I -I 3 af N -I Intramural soccer wasn't as popular as some of the i other sports, but it deserves mention as it was an exciting time for all who participated. Lambda Chi I Alpha took the 1980 soccer crown. l N, 134 Intramurals y I Six teams participated in the popular inner-tube water polo matches, with the Fishheads winning the championship. fy -1-UKFQ'-, 'W sf-his Q- 'I.,'5,,QX. G'3 Q - 'NPI a , f'q '1-Q. ' hw-s-Y Q , . van. nga 'hp Q,x' we ' , Qs? jggjwfg M..,..,,,,, N, +V- JMS rw 2 i Q . sq. is ' a ....Q ' L. s . ,sc E-SEV . W Nw ii S -2.5.5, 'S cf' 12 4r,:.f h -.+ 1,1123-fwaykf' .Tian . . -ii- N.. ' ,, F X ww X x l N-. Q, N A 4 6 M ia ' .' 4 N. in-Q' x A 4 -s',: Ni1 x 'u is ,, . , 5 P 'dt A 'eng K5 A -f N-1. 1 -' Q ,.'+-2.102 wt -f- . , , ' , F' 04 1-, N, 31 :' www N -,Mg W ' QQ: , ff, 7 jeu' X A ' 'M N' ' n ,A W -c s , . Y ik Twp . , K A ki natal , lu K ,A Q t ek V N - .X I FQ, 'K , ' wif- Ns In iw, vim: ,' -mx . W ' Q4 neg .V ,ith wwf' l lf - . X ' xc- - y l' ' NR' 5 1 s. ' ' MMT' Q ' l I ' 'gg' 5 , s SN' K MMM! X- 1 ' 5 ' l XX ' fum, yi ,,. N -sig. .X x gl in , .. .r Q H -N pi' W l : , sf.,y,,,M, ww, . Qs I J is-fQ, I.,,,,X as ' E gkyryk QAM if x 5. ,f, ffdbm 0 ,f ...c ,,....w. . ,,, KB Over 200 people participated in the 5 on 5 basketball games. The Booty Snatchers eventually took the championship as they defeated APE in the finals. Theta Xi came out on top in the B and C Leagues combined playoffs and won their first title of the year Qabovej. X-A..-:K AAU? 5- N,t ui' Y l I ls l l I l l 5 i Intramurals 135 .4 h ,-ff ' ,291- .47 xx-x B V TNX X iii' 9 J' , v W. Vat. N I . i N r u e u 4 I , me ,sv P' H if? 4 if 5, Y 4 5 2 A W .J i' : 'Z V A YDLI: gl ' DR. IAMES A. BUTCHER 3 President, f N N W I W J: .,.... 5' ,.,, 'Nl frgzgfalircv ' .5-,V -if: '-f:- fs' 'fi-: 'i1: X 5 ' lf. ' S ' fa. mv 4 - , 1 1 . ...,, -,1: ,E A,,Wx ,wa A .'.. 1 ws , ,gm-f' , Q, , -, ,I ,, 1 1-2' L X -9,5 1-m.m..f ' f ' K. F , - J, --im-.Q- 1gQ,..1f-452. Vkf.'1',.'w,,,1-.a--,fin .- an- Y , V , y fvfv , .,g.1 .-.1 . V ,, .,., , . , 4 ,515-1 . f .N U- 11 :3 v ivfw jg--Q-VW: 21,5 -:4:.1,-'l. , fri zfj' '- ,' ,Nz-. ., - 'i.'H?Y- .qv .'5se'fir 3 ' 1 1 . . v vxif ' '4' --.2.- .FV, X'Lf-Wiz' I 1 f f' '- ' ,sm gs, , -X-faww 1 4 432.-I - Betty Fletcher, Secr to the President etary 1 ,,f m, ,W O George A. Condon, Academic Dean Dr. Earl E. Henderson Assistant to the President K 1 ffillmm... If ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF I 5 1 i - L , ,iii 9' f.f ' 'K it , ,.,..f, s ,f 14 . 52 ,I I Arthur P. Foley, O' I Director of Finance and Business Affairs Secretaries Q 140 Administration 27 ,vi -.-ny' 1:71 kwa-....ff l 'UZ vu, T? ADMINISTRATION Q Keith W. Hagel, Director of D College Relations 4 , JQ-fb kvsg, N' li STAFF William L. Hamrick, Registrar Secretaries sl I I I I I C1 Registrar Agnes Tabler, Assistant N Administration 141 1,,1,-'iw- . -4 ., .1-mwsvviif' - .g cgls i n A . ' i1 5 .j,lZRiE?fx1 -fr- T r f 35, 3. an sswanxpw, If sa? .1 Law ,H Ya. XR NA O George Auxt, Dean of Student Affairs Student Development: lean Ambrose, Dr. Mary Sue Eldridge, Anna Newkirk, and john Adams fCareer Counselor, Placement Specialist, and Coordinator of Institutional Testingl. Not pictured: Ron Blade, Cherrie Kassen. D 142 Administration And Staff F N, ' Cl Secretaries Sally Sherman I and Suzanne Mullendore Harry C. Young, Associate Dean of O, Student Affairs Dr. W. Kirk Avery, I Counselor, Student Special Services O X 4 ' ...X settles, Q 1 l X X ltlzlzfi if i Francine B. Klucsarits, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Administration And Staff 143 Q I u 'mb 4 n be-,ali 4- 0 Haydon Rudlof, Director of Financial Aid l i l l V Qu Qi--9 3 Carl V. Moore, Director of 4' - O Computer Center 1 I i . , E l -elrl ' u i A fl 3 5 illllllllllllll f lil i 1 S I lu 0 -- -- .- ,, ,, ,i 0 t'9l'5s'5A'5n'Wiu'7i' ' l T- 'L ll 'l ':x'7x '45 X . 'f is .1 'l IK x ' ? , L L .Vin I I K AA i l l i l i i Kzfirl L. Wolf, Q A R 4 2 Director S' 5 of Admissions , i il E 5 i 5 93 A J? E i f ll ' l i E i i i l I l l l . 2 0 Shepherd College Library Staff l l l l i l ADMINISTRATIC D STAFFl l l l Q 144 Administration And Staff B .rbf V91 ul 1 ,f ,T Y' ' , . s'R,f,' E ati , .tk N9 - Y, Y, S WS X. - X ats 0 Mrs. Mackey, ' Receptionist efiium' D15 1,151 ' if 31132 ' t I 'ur ':I: Eg., ffl' E152 'I'-E Ei - 'H-4 T G Ken Harbaugh, E33 35? P ' h 'E iv My rmt S op I MA 1 lgve Newlin, Sports lv' 4 Lip Information Director 1 4f'i-1 Q. 1 ' nf 1. 4. I . , I , i ii n u 1 - u I r Administration And Staff 145 1 l l l i i La. ti l Jr. 'S 5' il! l 4lfp, lames A. Romano Computer Science Margaret Secretarial Science , -4 335533, aa,,, L Charles Printz Chairman H. Colston W E-'T' , i Dr. Edward S. Phillipsl Economicsl james Kirk Accounting V sW B U N E S l itit ADMINISTR TIO l ,Z ... 146 l I Y .- Larry E. Sweeney Business Dr. E. William johnson Economics --...Q-as , ne- ansswnv- , , ,Q George Norris Rath Business f .1 'fm sf' 1 J i , ' . c W. li . ,. ,' ,sr ,rfb 1 x , 'E' -' 1 'X in N' ' f-Q ' as I ! an . . vs ii .W 4 ,.,.'-' 'xx Aj . ' at' Y A ' 'Q ,' ' Q. if i, , an I Herbert Clark Business Dr. Terrence M. Clauretie Economics 1 ....... :: '4' Pla?-f? - mfs! Iii' N in Q yur I' Dr. Barbara Beard Business fi, L -V9 l F 1 l P l l l 3. L. Dow Benedict Art Dr. Ronald jones Art We Richard D. Palmer Art E -fi' s ll ii i i i ll l li i. .ii 5 2 'MSW ik I 1 K.. X , 'X 0 4 , i Qo- 1 Dr. lames E. Pantle lay N. Stenger Music Music 148 Creative Arts +-k M WW Dr. Gerald E. Zimmerman Music l , F' 'ni Dr. K. Ferrell Coy ' 'x af' ' Music .C M. Regis Kontra A t 1 - A 2. '-... A if X-'T-'X' '15 CREATIVE ARTS Michael Nuetzel FI Dr. Guy Frank Chairman f Creative Arts 149 i i i i 4 i I l ' ff' K, fffkf. -. 'Vps .ng f x-, Katie lo Beogle Home Economics 150 Education Dr. Irving Tucker Psychology Not pictured: Judy T. Kepple Home Economics Kenneth Riley Education Dr. Carroll W. Palmer Secondary Education s my '51 Yinflh 2,5 M J'-fs. Sw Dr. Donna Griggs Dunn Education 1 1 itz M'-F ,,.bw-M s X ' . l H as if 131 I 1 J 4... ' 1, ! 5'-ld A 4 Q' r-F .-g-1-9 Y! Dr. Robert Kirk Elementary Education 'K Dr. Billy Ray Dunn Director of Teacher Education Dr. Phyllis Eggleston Education , Dr. john P. King , Education ,,f-1? 1 'i 1 ii V. U, P 3 9 1 j, x N..- F V ,l ,rf ,,:,l':t':??5 , - , , , . . ' 4 ,, ,R . ' ' 41 5 ' ,f I, --,, Q11 146, L 3, :r f T Nj' ',ij?i3v ,HL f '?' i vfaifwf-1-, 1 is A. -...,,MMm.' ' ' ,, 5. , K R h wx ,. . Q' . 'i ,lj 1 '- : if 19' 55 Dr. Arreta laranko Charles H. Freeland L Elementary Education Audio-Visual l Patricia Stealey Home Economics is i CW 1' fir ,Xe .Qu il. wif, W Cv f V xxl W S5 1 XX el 2 1 i i 1 71 X, il 4 4 It f pf-K. -,MV 4 fft '17 .. -.xx wa. . V.- 1-'L-' '13, EI fl. - x V c I 1 - 'Pig . jeff 31:1 l N K , c- '1 x Z 11' 'J u.i Dr. Robert A. Cleminson, Chairman Education 151 HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATICN, RECREATION 84 SAFETY Walter A. Barr I io 'W' 5 xx, X I Mrchael lacobs A 2 Robert G. Starkey G Q .A f M gy I ,J Xxx XX ' , J 4 I fl Dr. Michael A. Manjone Not pictured Dr Mnchael B. losephs Chalrman Roger P Parker 152 HPERS A Dr. Richard L. Gibson N David E. Fincham David Richardson ,i I fm' A Qgwt.-.v MN Mark McHale Beverly K. Holden awwx ,Q at 32 2:12, I 1- ,, , .L fx gx so .Mu-,a..! L , julia Ann jones nn, A HPERS 153 Dr. Ethel F. Cornwell English Dr. Robert G. Coffeen English 'fa Sally Hresan journalism '90 x .,,, 'im 1. n..,I I x I! i l nf' I Qifsgwqj Dr. Lee Keebler Chairman 154 Languages 81 Literature X . ,f gn ,'- . P4-, aff Dr. Philip Bufithis English iv ye Yhe She-phi-nl l'Kt-kt-t - 5 4 ' X AV, 55 3 'fl , S-g maxi FM., 461' , 'fs , , ' n W ..,. 2 ff' W s 5 -,ac ' S 2 5'1 .1 ,pr Yi 'av 53,6 l Margaret E. Byrer English LANGUAGES 84 LITERAT RE Sara jane Grissinger En8ll5h Dr. Bruce Partin Theatre George A. Wilson Speech I is S YX bl-at CS'- S. s.. ff' ,Z v 1 W 5 P f il Dr. Charles W. Carter English in Not pictured: Laura L. Kinzinger, English R. Preston Rogers, English Melvin C. Wyler, Speech A Zora Liembacher Modern Languages Dr. john E. Winters English Languages 81 Literature 155 SCIENCE A D MATHEMATICS Dr. john E. Diehl Chemistry HF :aiu V, ff 0' :sf WW ' ,wwf .,w ,ff Qty , A ,Rv Dr. David C. Eldridge Physics 156 Science 81 Math Dr. jerry M. Smith Mathematics jennifer Matthews Nursing L .ff X f f 4 I 5 ! I . I r X, 'g ft,. A if X A, , 1-Y . .,.,. Y.. lcenterj Paul M. Saab Biology lbelowj james L. Kelso Mathematics m . K l K. ' W . ix ,ff Y Vs Dr. Carl F. Bell Biology s ,, ., Dr. john F. Schmidt Chemistry A Ruth Hozapfel Nursing jr il 1, l y k ll i .4 Charles H. Woodward Biology ffar rightj fi' 1 Charlotte R. Anderson i Nursing 3- Dr. Franklin Sturges Chairman lcenterj Dr. john C. Landolt Biology Dr. Howard N. Carper, lr. Z Physical Sciences 4154 F.: f. 1 conVd on next l 0 -L .J I , 1 I W page L, Science 81 Math-157 Not pictured: S Cl E N C E A N D M AT H co nt'd 32 ft2i?,'Sli3 fiifilil' STf,i2,2'Z 'm Mary C. Hayward Nursing L' 1-.3 ' fps. ffLg.k's- . 24, ,fy '-,Q Y' 1? 1- i ff. el, F . V, Q C' -V ., fcenterl Dr. Eugene I. Voelker Chemistry Carl K. Rauch Mathematics If ' Y 4 - , 5 -3 l 5 I 5 ,.3.. , -1- 'Al,lt. 1, , - , . l uf, , -ww H ., L v gy 3 R is '. . 5 4 I v- ' f I I . v W , 7 in I 4, .ff-,Fi M .., 'Ut I K gps, is 'unify 'Ll in Q M pr -vga fl' eg. 1, 1- I ln. v , vigwgq. u I '- rg' ' ' 5 fn- Qlligt t ax 1 1' ' ' R Q ,if H ' X W5 f A1 ms ' 4 f I 'gi '22, 22.5 R L 1 F T xx, at . ga, 'ul' . I x ,Q Sue B. Reese Nursing 158 Science 81 Math ' .iflfgi -f ,NIJ 4 flex, '57 T Q . ih- nz' , , f geese-- fx 3 Q f fl W- li 2 .3 K f X Dr. Phillip D. Simpson Biology Susan Layos, Nursing Helen Monk, Nursing ps. J U, 4? AX : 9' ,. 5351! :ft H sf 3 f m t , A J ,I 3,1 ., :..?.,,.5:.L - WZ , I ! .W 'tw ffm-C XX V 'Q Lita Soccino Nursing Dr. Peter C. Morris Mathematics YJ Dr. V.j. Brown, Sociology .4 -,I li 'W Dr. Hang Yul Rhee Political Science Vi XA- ' ..v, 1 p Dr. john Stealey Ill Chairman SOCIAL SCIENCES 1,,' ev Douglas C. Horner Social Welfare Geraldine Crawley-Woods Social Welfare Social Sciences 159 SCDCIAL SCIENCES cont'd Dr. Robert G. Willgoos Ralph 5- Sheffafd History Dr. james C. Holland History History l l '.r' ll A K ,- , ' 'P V vu. , X I .A 'U-um 'filrl 5 My K O 160 Social Scien -.----Yv r N. ff . Al .' ' - 1 ,-1' 3:3-an Kathryn Venables Sociology Dr. jerry B. Thomas History CES Dr. Walter K. Hanak Dr. Roland Bergman Dr. Katharine Frescoln History Geography History Wu, -.Biha- lun-+....,.., Q, Debra Prather Social Welfare Not pictured: Dr. Mary Walker Buehrig Political Science Dr. Richard Gunselman Park Administration Dr. Thomas H. Kiefer Political Science Social Sciences 161 C 1-. 1 it Q l .Q SPECIAL ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARDS Associate of Science Patricia A. Hudon Band john j. Stevens Choir Eric W. Lamp Cohongoroota Nan L. Herridge Nursing Kimberlee L. Klein Radio C. Todd Veitl Speech 84 Drama joseph P. Von Fremd Debate james A. Parrish Forensics james B. Funkhouser DEPARTMENT OR DIVISION OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARDS Biology Charles A. Tracey Business Administration Carol L. Munson Chemistry Todd M. Beard Elementary Education Kendra S. Fratz English Anita M. Trout Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Safety History journalism Mathematics Music Park Administration Political Science and james Hafer Award Psychology Social Work Speech and Drama Thomas R. Fehmen Terry L. Leppo Stephen R. Kershner Gail L. Kohutek Robin C. Simpers Sharon L. Teter Diane K. DePew Gail L. Kohutek Lon R. Wible Mary A. Holmes Allan L. Herlinger INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL Charles L. Pierce, 1979 WVIAC All Conference Center SWIMMING Shepherd College 1980 Tri-State Swimming and Diving Championship Team: Richard L. Askin, Barry T. Betts, Richard E. Bloss, Timothy E. Brockway, Charles E. Chiamardas, B.C. Ferrell, Michael Fitzgibbons, William F. Haase, Al Herlinger, Paul T. McDermott, Michael A. Miller, Stephen Schmidt, Mark D. Shoap, Charles V. Walker, Richard L. Gibson, Coach. NAIA Swimming and Diving Championship Participants: Richard L. Askin, Charles E. Chiamardas, Timothy E. Brockway, Michael Fitzgibbons, Paul T. McDermott, Mark D. Shoap, Charles Walker, Tracy Liner STUDE T RECOG ITION DAY AWARDS Sorority Fraternity Men's Residence Hall Women's Residence Hall Wall Street journal Award Class Scholarship Awards SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS Alpha Sigma Tau Top Tau Beta Iota Omicron Fresham Biology Award Center Board Outstanding Member Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key Delta Zeta Spirit Award Kappa Omicron Phi Freshman Award Lambda Chi Alpha Outstanding Sr. Mu Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta Phi Gamma Nu Scholarship Award Phi Sigma Epsilon Outstanding Sr. Psi Beta Beta SAHPER Sigma Pi Epsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma S.G.A. Outstanding Senior Senator Tau Kappa Epsilor Educational Foundation Scholarship Mr. Theta Xi OLIVER S. IKENBERRY AWARDS Alpha Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Pi Thacher Hall Gardiner Hall Daryl j. Grove Lisa Dunham lFresh. 4.0j Donna G. Mowery lFresh. 4.0j john Hanshew lFresh. 3.842j Barbara Pichot lSoph. 4.0j Roscoe Hayes lSoph. 3.733j Barbara Bloom ljr. 3.931j jeffrey Catlett Ur. 4.0j Scott C. Lopp Ur. 4.0j Carol Munson Wilbur Hershberger William F. Wright Vicky L. Dinneen Leslie Fitch Cynthia Rifle Mark Ciamaricone Michael Duncan Margaret R. King Carol Munson Stephen Lehr janice Pittleman Antonia Palumbo Richard Wydoski Susan E. Lee Susie lmes Michael D. Shamblin Denis Lee Doss William F. Wright Gail L. Kohutek ATHLETIC AWARDS TENNIS Shepherd College 1979 WVIAC Championship Team: Kurtis W. Brown 1979 WVIAC No. 1 Doubles Champion Dennis j. Gandee 1979 WVIAC No. 5 Singles Champion and No. 3 Doubles Champion john L. Koepke 1979 WVIAC No. 3 Singles Champion and No. 2 Doubles Champion j. Michael McGuire 1979 WVIAC No. 4 Singles Champion and Mark Van Emburgh 1979 WVIAC David E. Wells 1979 WVIAC Stockton E. Wright 1979 WVIAC No. 2 Doubles Champion Championship Team No. 6 Man No. 3 Doubles Champion No. 1 No, 2 NAIA Doubles Champion and Singles Champion and Academic All American , 32 .rg E Student Recognition Day 'Tl' Gail Kohutek and William Wright receive the Oliver S. Ikenberry Award for Distinguished Human Service 164 McMurran Scholars Swim Team Honors 41 ini? L jOSEPH MCMURRAN SCHOLARS The tradition of selecting academically outstanding undergraduates as joseph McMurran Scholars, in honor of the educator generally considered the founder of the College, began at Shepherd in 1962. To be selected as a McMurran Scholar, Shepherd's highest academic honor, students must meet a number of criteria, including maintaining a grade-point average of 3.5 on a scale of 4.0 43.8 is required for those students who entered Shepherd in the fall of 1979j. Thirty-six students achieved this recognition. They are: ffront rowj Eric Flagg, Sylvia Pickett, Nina Lucas, Michelle Zollner, Dayna Butts, Susan Hill, Crystal Meadows, Rodney Bartgis, Lisa Nicklin, Donald Herbst, Linda Henry, Scot Lopp, Sharon Teter, Annette Slives, Sharon Appel, Eric Lamp, Gail Kohutek, jeff Catlett, Ira Barr, Dean Condon. fSecond rowj: Dr. Butcher, jackie Briggs, Kendra Fratz, Ellen Zinzeleta, Billie Unger, Dolores Booher, Ronald Vauthrin, Martha Barney, Mahlon Paterson, joel Van Sickler, Charles Tracy, Abra Weller, Daryl joey Grove, Steve Diehl, Kathryn Turner, Barbara Rowland, Steve Nagle, and jerry Adams. .' . .f W 3 2 S . ,. 5 ....- V - . .jk Students selected for listing in WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES are chosen by the Shepherd College Who's Who Committee and the editors of the annual directory. They are selected on the basis of academic achievement, service to the community, ieadership in extracurricular activities, and future potential. Twenty-six seniors received this honor in 1980. They are: Kimberly A. Baker, Douglas H. Cain, Mark A. Ciamaricone, Vicky L. Dinneen, Michael T. Duncan, Robert j. Ettinger, Tina j. Fawley, Allan L. Herlinger, Nancy L. Herridge, Susan A. lmes, Patricia A. Keller, Gail L. Kohutek, judith A. Laidlow, Terry L. Leppo, Steven R. Nagle, Gail T. Nielsen, Susan E. Ogrodnik, Angela S. Propst, Rebecca L. Rieseck, Matthew P. Ridgeway, Cheryl Dornita Roberts, Robin Sv Siiawpers, Kathy jo Tabler, Kevin A. Trostle, jerome j. Votel, jr., Cynthia A. Warner, and William T. rig t. WHO'S WHO Who's Who 165 ,,, , , ,,,, 7 , , , Y ,Y ,,.,, , 7, A, W ,, Win .ui EW' , .,..y.A ,f, ,M y M 7, Q ,gf ,M ff f ll i ll' .. Ill if F' iq- 1 A Qi., 'V .. L. ,.,,,-A'!'f , plan ' 'fm . asf., 'f '. 'ffj-ff 51451 - , .. W A M Hawk . 4.15 fm-,.f:.:g-ff .- ,,j.g,.'I,,,,I-ywfgfl,-.24419 z QL-g .45w,5'i,?wKiig'QfE: '35, W . f' ', ,. fp Z. ' 1 1-'Hy -ef ff . ..,fff74'M1f'-4, x Z, ,, .. . ff, 1' , ',,..'2 ww' , - W1 ,wXf,,-v5,,. , ,' , Aff-2515 ,,g1M,iw ivy '14, W'- ich T. ' ' 4 - ' f - ,AJ ' . HM 4' -m:, 4ff- 1,21 Pi fm ?w'I'n'f'f f4 J?s,,.t'4'w' , 1 A M2 1' 4 - 'G' Y- fb? 413. :fff ' ' 4' 61 v,.., ji. 1f,Vg3gfg3Q:ZjQL., L , ,, ' H4. , .v' f Q? ' 1 ,M V, t,,J,gA.fif2b :l!!!? , Q Q f ' ' Ar' , . A 'aifkfw' 'wx ff-.gwhl . . ' N f ' ':4f, ' ..7'S.'.. .N '.w . 1- , CLASSES seniors . . . juniors . . . sophomores . . .freshmen land all those inbetweenb 'I68 Seniors 'L- e wxk , mroxvvno' -avunulwd' x 'lu...., I lrvl ld f .fffrrl V if vb,-,,,,-4 SENIORS your last year before entering the cold, cruel world . . . when your dreams can finally become your realities Q A ff ww ' ' ff J- I ,ty I' . andre I I 1 f 1 'W 'n 1 ' W Q...-1: l Seniors 169 A SENIGRS Chris Abercrombie B.S. Social Welfare A ,A M Gerald Adams 'rl B.S. Political Science 1 ,, Gene Akers N ---- 'D 2 Donald Allen - i 1 B.S. Biology 1' ffl Ronald Allen 1 ' . 5 , ,ft f y B.S. Biology fm if -' 'fi' 6 5 ' 3' i 5 4 'au L H wif: '.-3'-6 g . -1.15.4 ' 14 4 . Kitty Alt A S Regents B.A. T ' S if Linda Ambrose -QA 'N ' v 1- ,Q 15 - 'f f if Sharon Appel 1 - ,S , Q i A - Music - -1-'ef - - 'f , L Melissa Ashworth i B.S. Hotel-Motel Rest. Mgmt. Diane Baird i B.S. Business Administration A l l Kim Baker B.A. Elementary Education Lisa Baker B.A. Elementary Education A 1 5 A l Cynthia Banham B.S. Business Administration , Ira Barr Q 'ig n A B.A. History ,W Kim Basore ,guy i Early Childhood l x l Sandy Beagle B.S. Business Administration Clay Beard Music Roger Beard B.S. Chemistry Tom Becker i Sharon Bednarski B.S. Business Administration Keith Bell H . f 1 B.S. Chemistry Q l W ' .V Patti Bell I il l PM 0 B.S. Social Welfare A4 A l x- 53 lamie Bishop Q 1 ,,-U, 4' , v Music ' Richard Bishop Q ,fl 5, 'A W' ' A W Larry Blavos -., ' A -ss. ' B.S, Business Administration RD has 3 i:lriii.E6E - in Ng as ittaiti ix 170 Seniors l 1 'Q Xxx. is-mr emily' 1 ,E M Ll UBE , R , A 1 'an .at- y 'L 1241. ul x V . -. 1 fin, 1, ' W K .1 . lx . . Hif i, My , X v ...V If-1' - , ' , pw, .ns A u Q X ' A 2 ff-A i , as , 9 in ',, ,, X, 'H' 0 ' X rig. Ji ati' 4 . , i Q' , ', lfv' ' - i - - X z ' I A K f i l i af r 7 bfi? is 5?-A if g iff' x., X i ff' 4 fx W. gg, Herbert Blusher Bernard Brent Art Alvin Brown B.S. Business Administration loyce Brown B.S. Business Administration Marvin Brown B.S. Business Administration Mary Beth Brumbaugh Early Childhood Inece Bryant Early Childhood Marie Busch B.S. Mathematics Janice Butcher B.S. Biology Chuck Butts B.S., Recreation Ioanna Byers B.S. Business Administration Walter Byrd B.S. Chemistry Brenda Cain Health, Physical Education Leigh Cain B.S. Social Welfare Larry Campbell B.S. Business Administration Robert Cary Art Frank Cat loseph Catlett B.S. Biology Anna Ceravalo Cathy Chalson B.A. Elementary Education Seniors 171 flemir,-iwwslti fliwiii'-:ry ci,.im.iritone fi t Hotel-Motel Rest. Mgmt. William Cline Bb. bociology lanice Coffey Bb. Recreation Sylvia Conner B.S. Business Administration joseph Corbett Michael Crandall B.S. Park Administration Barbara Culler B.5. Park Administration james Dailey Susan Darodnik ll f . ybvv g 1 I ,ml N Y Y al , 4, N os i. 4 Z' 93 f 4 2,6 Tracey Davis B.S. Hotel-Motel Rest. Mgmt. Peggy Dell B.S. Park Administration Diane Depew B.S. Park Administration Hugh Dillon BS. Business Administration Vicky Dinneen B.A. English N ,...,,...,.-,...--. .. f, , 3 ' A tm up - Y ,me '- h! 'Qi 1 , ,- 1 Q? -T 'HHH ,aff srl 'Ia H4 .,-P2 fr 7 w lm A ti '1- .X X I ly 2.5 . Vx Y J - B ., . .. 4 ?4?1 ff 'z i H -fr 5 'i' N 2 fx xiii! ii 1 5 t M l T. 5.2 -cf' .Ll r' 1 f X l I Q wa, I W l I l for 1' V nv fs. X if ,A if' ,.- xiii l l A i. ,Q . 5 A A - .,, . 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Recreation Patricia Estigoy Robert Ettinger B.S. Political Science jeff Everhart Health Mike Falkenhan Tom Fehmel B.S. Recreation Eric Flagg B.S. Biology john Flickinger B.S. Business Administration Richard Foley Business Administration B.S. Kendra Fratz B.S. Biology Debbie Gaither Physical Education Marcia Galico Physical Education jeffrey Ganoe Regents B.A. Mary Beth Genovese B.S. Business Administration Margaret Gerwig Paula Giffey B.S. Home Economics Abbie Goldberg B.S. Social Welfare Teresa Goldizen Regents B.A. Daryl Grove B.S. Business Administration julia Grove B.A. Elementary Education Elizabeth Handlan Elizabeth Heishman B.S. Social Welfare lanis Henderson B.S. Social Welfare Mary Henry Don Herbst B.S. Business Administration Al Herlinger B.A. Secondary Education Nan Herridge B.S. Park Administration Teri Heskett B.S. Economics Seniors 173 SENIGRS L, 3 .':W W.,, I fvNiQ ' 'M W' ' IMI Ill E lllrllrgftfm-ll 1 at f My M Z Cheryl Hess A s B.S. 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Political Science Kathryn Mason Library Science MaryAlice McCann B.S. Biology Susan McConnell B.S. Business Administration Tim McMillian B.S. Park Administration Linda McMullan B.S. Biology Mark McNeill B.S. Sociology Dick Meade B.S. Business Administration Paul Melville Music Tamara Mezzatesta B.S. Business Administration Ann Michael Early Childhood David Michael B.S. Chemistry lan Middlekauff B.S. Business Administration Donna Miller Health, Physical Education Richard Miller Tammy Miller B.S. Social Welfare Debra Moreland Karl Morris B.S. Daryl B.S. Business Administration Mumaw Business Administration Melanie Mummert Carol B.S. Brian B.S. Linda B.S. Steve B.A. Munson Business Administration Murray Park Administration Murray Business Administration Nagle History 176 Seniors 4 i 1 Al Al. 1'Ps,v- 4-A Q..'.-'E . . il .if 'gi 1 L sal tr ff Al .-ff- X ' - . li' Km-A rl ii f ai . 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Social Welfare Sharon Nichols B.S. Business Administration Elizabeth Nielsen Gail Nielsen B.S. Business Administration Donna Null Art john Oybkhan B.S. Hotel-Motel Rest. Mgmt. Robert Palmer Physical Education Toni Palumbo B.S. Recreation Ray Patrylak Regents B.A. Mike Penn B.S. Recreation loan Poole Sharon Presgraves B.A. Elementary Education james Price B.A. History Angela Propst B.A. English Robert Protasi B.S. Hotel-Motel Resti Mgmt, Debbie Ramey B.S. Recreation Patrick Randazzo B.S. Business Administration Mark Reed Brian Reilly B.S. Business Administration Seniors 177 1-1 Lee Rhodes B.S. Business Administration Patti Richmond B.S. Recreation Matthew Ridgeway B.S. Business Administration Rebecca Rieseck B.S. Recreation Kim Riley B.A. Elementary Education Cheryl Roberts B.S, Recreation RoseMarie Roser B.A. Elementary Education Don Ross B.S. Recreation Barbara Rowland B.A. History john Rynex B.S. Park Administration Thomas Sallese B.S. Park Administration james Schmidt B.S. Recreation Susan Schmidt B.A, Elementary Education lacqueline Senseney Art Shane Shanholtz BS. Park Administration Linda Sharar lennie Sherman B.S. Business Administration Mary Siburt Cheryl Siler B.S. Social Welfare loe Siler BS. Chemistry 78 Seniors SENIORS , ' -vw., . 'is ff IA il? My Q, , 45 X l 'll Ai Tw ,Q A i tggagrq r Az r E s- t. M, W , E, 3 will 2 ' in , W if A T , Sail? 5 ,. -'-' f V 5 ,ax ! , XX ' 5 f l 5 :hilt V' is pre, I9 in t 1, I 24 , 'san 'I ' lf, ' fra , so sk 'is y I, . it, 'b -5- I X N ,i, fk -xc fl liil A ii ia. ,am xmwlj x. Tr' EAW? S I 2- 'Jafar- ,fa fbi r il X 2 gli' Q N' Qs' X'- Q .1 . ' f ,- g .' . .rn x-, ,-. . Q ,fmt Il , ,Q Y? ,, .. s ' if ir' fr., ,i Ag my .1 f-,,, is A va. .,. ,- ., ,. .t is W 8 Ml ,mn rw- . vs 4 X XM - ' K, S, 1-' . 1 I 1 Q . 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Douglas Roach Robert jones joe Romano jeffrey Rowland Terri Rowland HZAQRS 192 luniors Mike Rogers Kenneth Russell lohn Russum Richard Santmier Peggy Sencindiver Michael Shamblin Farhad Shapoorin Annette Shives Michael Shytle jeffrey Siler Darryl Smith Doug Smith lennie Smith Kevin Sniker George Snowden Franke Snyder loanne Snyder Mary Soles Keith Stains Walter Steinke Janis Steele Deborah Stewart Mark Stotler Maryanne Sullivan janet Sundin Susan Swisher S. james Taylor Sharon Teter lack Thayer Michelle Timmons Tammy Turner Billie Unger George Vandenburgh Paula Vaughan Charles Veitl Constance Vogel ' J 4 ,JM I ',. 'Q -it I ,V 'pl 'V--f- S , I gi l y 'qu 'V' x nv- if -cfjl e.4Em. - 8 ll ie i if - T f L K L gy I 4 2 f i +i ' ft in ' A N 3 41- In ' ' ' P1 I l 1. - Q I' F W ', ' 1l ' ' ' X-Q 5 l ,' l l 'fanigf i i ' 1 k ima in il. ili l V , X az X as A 1 Ka 'g ffv, X a 4 1- h f 2 A. T 1.6. -Av. S x 3 , . 'K 1 ' Wa i - if ' wr gl A 'qos ' V ' f 'f 'l 1 If ' fi: A-Q N? X ' I Xxx! 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Steven Deeter Michael Deckelbaum Sally Derflinger Sandy Devine Nuong Dinh Doreene Dougherty Terri Doolittle Candace Dreamer '14 200 Sophomores Kelly Duckworth Glen Dunham Laura Dunn Linda Dunn William Dye Stephanie Dyke Beth Eby Cathy Eckerd Bruce Eline luergen Ermert Vistor Espinosa Ginny Exner Douglas Farver Elizabeth Fearnow Elanor Feaster Christine Felter lane Fleming Chris Fletcher Reid Flowers lohn Foley john Forst Dathleen Frakes Dale Frame Kevin Frye Dennie Gandee Christine Gibson Christine Gordon Douglas Griffin Sharon Guyton Louise Haines Barry Hammer Kevin Harrington Roscoe Hayes ll Dave Heavener Patricia Heffle Peggy Heishman Kristi Hendircks Debra Henry Beth Hinerman Delinda Hinnant Elizabeth Hinson janet Hite Ronald Hoffman Eric Hofstetter William Hoover Shell Hoskinson Patricia Hudon Karen Hull ,rf i 15 vs P 4 W 'J 4- ' ' ,R A, ' A ff, ag- X ll-'V' l ' X X P' ,1 NX! l xl , ' l X ll X I ff it is .35 1 lv - 1 ,Qi Filly E. 1f'is HK x-79. :rv .HMA yn -za up wg ,R M ,,, ,- - J gg F X fi . gl sl mr XX D Q A 'ff . 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Wilt Wx 5111- E . .Exif v v ellnb I 1 Freda High Stacy High Deanne Hines Gary Hofmeister Terri Hood Curtis Hose Denise Hott Mitsi Hott lan Hovermale Michelle Hovermale Virginia Howard Diana Howlett Faron Hubbard Debra Huffer Teresa Huffer luanita Hughes Ramona Hughes lohn Hussong Steve Hyatt Max Hykes Elizabeth Ierace Cathy james Corinne jervis Charlie lones Terri jones Vickie ludy Tim Kaetzel Pamela Karageorges Sarah Keller Earl Kelly Cindi Kesecker Margaret King Carrie Kirk Freshmen 215 Zlh lieshmen Brenda Kish Sarah Kline Wanda Kline Elizabeth Koch Karl Kohler Linda Kolb Brad Kopp Shawna Kubatko Susan Laign Mary Lampson Michael Larivee Amber Lebida lulia Lebling Michelle Lebling David Lee jennifer Leps Suzanne Lillard lean-Pierre Lissefer Frank Livolsi james Locke Cheryl Lockhart Freda Lower Karen Ludwig Gene Lugat Christopher Lyles Kevin Lynch Don Lyons Sherry Lytle Karen Magsamen Beth Mahloch Donna Mailow Barbara Maphis Cindy Marshall fi 1 X i x .. vs P' ' Q xfi 9. i , at n-9 lf' V Y 1 + x' x, Q A 1 . 'l' ' L W af 'ill Hifi . ',1 , 'v 1 ' ,a g? 09 f .Cr n l ! ,F X X i fs-.-gs, ,lut .' x pi, X Q Q v we far - :- ffm 'Q 1 v 4. ' , , ,Av -..--lan pr to J, I 1 f 2, .Q ,, ss! i B0 E Iii' l ' 5. L X , i I T A f I 4 551' ,if', j'l'l.f? , Af, 'X y i, 'E l gofyfkix 1 ,I . e V 'JI If ig W H J viiiwiallilii :riff iii ,afzfll fo ,. 4. 7 ' ' ll 41- M .4 . '. X hm x X. I if ' gif' FRESHMEN ' ' 'S 1 ,Ve ' ' ' -- ,q as Va ls Y' . 1 N l ' l ' I lllll L l 0' 9 it p f fi' S at ' 'fm Q 1 4 , ' A X' 4s , P' X y Q: 1 -' , ti L 43 B if 4 f at ff W I M -A L ' 5 C3 T i ' '5 17 57 L 'cfv l 2 C If 'X R vrfg X 9 I , S N l l ffl, ll ' fi AWK L l X l 1 L ly w 5 l t l l 3 gf Hu-A-.J ' aa'?f?gss ' 2: al 2 3' 'I 2 '-S -v. A fi -aj, 1 1 ' ' C 9 L 5' . A X gli V Y lg, ' ' , 1 'DX K V f ' l ' i S fl uh Ng I Y F. I l Qs. 4 , ' V 2 Vllga-.M f' ,l- l .rmfjg xx K Mfr A L X 1, ' X gl j tea. . i it L 'L' fc - L s H ' . lf K , I- so fm t i L i f A Karenina Marshall joseph Martin Thomas Martin Nelson Martinez Arnold Macon Debbie Mason janice Mason johnny Mason james Matthews Lisa Matylewich Stacie McAllister Linda McAnaIlen Darlene McClurg Ginny Ann McDaniel Paul McDermott Maureen McDonald Kathleen McEachen Amy McNally Blane Meadows Lisa Meteyer Kathy Michael Stephanie Mickey Maureen Miller Azadeh Miri Charles Moats Rita Molesworth Alan Moore Dawn Marie Moore Mark Moore Ross Morgan Colleen Morgan Robin Lynn Morgret Kinberly Mowen Penny Mowery Cindy Mudge Marvin Mumbulo Eileen Mumme Deborah Myers Leanna Noe Brenda Nolan Samuel Oden Melinda Odom Michael O'Donnell Marcha Ostrowski Patricia Ott Bernice Ours Tammy Ours Donna Palmer Freshmen 217 F 218 Freshmen Terri Palumbo Patricia Paugh Dan Peck Phyllis Pence Donna Penn lanice Perine William Perks Dana Ray Peters Stanley Pettersen Amy Phillips Terry lo Pickett Lisa Pittinger Michael Pitzer Leslie Plaza Michelle Pollard Linda Powell David Pruett Linda Pugh Roxanna Pugh Michele Phles Linda Quinn Robert Ramsey Martha Randolph Bob Rexrode Holly Rexrode Brenda Richardson Cynthia Riffe Dianna Riggs Kenneth Ring Charles Rogers Craig Roller Karyl Romer Dirk Ronning Teresa Rooney Eliot Rowland Sherlyn Russell lim Ryan lim Saundere Thomas Schafer Stephen Schmidt Tracy Schneider Rachel Schrumpp Donna Schuetze loy Schwab Margaret Schwartz Christopher Sellers Cathy Shepich Wayne Sheppard T is ,31:yX.t s- x X i it ni Q42-1 e- Fl ' li ,fi 4, F Q. , Y ' - r u 1 7. 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V, - ' 1' vi R . ,ll M ffl J , lx l ft' A lxfvttiig-:Tin X K i SA' ' Xi . l L , '1-.- ,f i is f W. 4 'Num if- F ' I . as, f l fr if 1 T , K 1 H j., I A- -J Q- 1..- 1 4 H- A , A 5 X A V- . .' lf' 0 X wlmbg ling? vel u fiziifnti , ,QQ 'Sl 6 R H, ing if A ' K ., ,... is - A K i Xi an A ' 2 -.A V i M Q31 . ' '27, I 4 ' Q - , ' , I ,', I li 1.1: A 4 V' I B . iw- J x i 3, 3 'xixxvxl 4 - I c A ' . at T. , - .zimeid 5 ' 12 , X 5 , ' i 2, Lg J Q ttf.. Q fllff-1 ,T f ' rf. an 1 Iiqfe-,ffplf X 2 ' 'QV' ,i slhgx .I ' ' ,I I C All ,if inf 4f f f 2 is..f1,.r:x' M, 1 , 'Q-e ,ot an rf 0- i fi elif' , ' - 1 - If gd 1 X Tv L N i 2 5 Susan Shifflett Marguerita Showers Christine Shumaker lohn Sibernagel Krista Kay Simpson Pam Singleton Kris Siponen Barbara Bell Slade Carl Slemmer, lr. Melinda Sloate Lene Slocum Robin Small Bridget Smith Connie Smith Deborah Smith Marc Smith Doug Snowden Lorran Soraparu lill Sowers Matthew Sparks Sam Spaulding Jeanne Speake ludith Springer Theresa Staffier Robert Stahley, lr. Brenda Starliper Robin Staubs Paul Stickles Kathi Stone Arlene Strausser Bob Strittmatter Allen Sullivan Scott Summers Sherry Suppa julie Swisher Susan Sytch Elaine Teets Anne Tennant Roger Tennant Freshmen 219 Q 'V Carl Terwilliger Larry Thatcher Dwight Theall C-innie Thompson Mary Tindol Karen Trenary Teresa Troha lane Truslow Lisa Tucci Steve Twigg Timothy Tyler Lionel VanDommeleo Michael VanNosdali Mary Verna Debra Viands Charlotte Vickers Alison Visbal Craig Wachter Stuart Walden Charles Walker Scott Walker Renee Wallingford Martha Warner Debbie Wasson Dave Weaver Karen Weigel Anthony Westfall Robin Wheeler Grenda Whetzel Teresa White Kerri White Tohn Whitmer Michele Wiles Kaye Wilkinson Cheryl Willard Robert Williams Mary Williams Rhonda Willis Chris Wise Kim Withrow Katheryn Wolford Chris Wood Erick Woods David Workman Kelly Wren Iackie Wright Bark Wroblewski Stephanie Wyand 6 Q1 ! 2' 1 '4 A ,. 4 Q 7 Y' Q g'!!Q.7, q I' y ...vi , M ' K ' n0 's QD If L Bt D .2 ' 1' I t .if ' , , . F 5 , I I I 1 f s .fa lg. Richard Wydoski Cindy Yoder Bill Young Dawn Zakarian Laura Zaleski 1:-4' 222 This ls 1980 + ll ,auniw 1 mf. 'iw V 1 , i b .A ' H I Q 1 1 1 f' 1 'WSI TD , ri' i Y 4, 4 1 2 4 ue ,', I pg,- ,, A fa, I kiw i f'QQ,,' A ' , 'FN ., Ga m.:-, fr A WW 'WW '51x'-5 1 5.,...f' , .V , I W 3:,3..1y,3N , , V ltl V, t mam tw .A U Jgw. . B , wg 4:p,,5.,q.:1f.f.:: ' .Q Wa, .Ana-s, x ,,,Vx.g-53 Vx vm 19 ' ' x - '-21:-cz5-?.tY-62-1i:'E21f:1B:g Q-::gs.f4..1g.'12zq' - ,, . r A ,c x,,'-' -',-- q- .- . . -Q -13551: Zgfzz-'-:Fig 'z 66 112-ifiafzfgii' 111, -:,G 'f'Y?f2L' -- J , .. .. -1 .994 Kam. W' fiN::'E'H'1'Ej.-Hr ----',g4I'1j:1:' .- ff 1 has 3? ?7f 'f.5si .. 1 V - . 1 1-if I 5144 - ,sf 1. ,: , ' 1351, ,-.,f,,.1 L-yn si .,. , ., , .,'i5135:2a xx, Eg: A 6 , , ,,..5g,.:.g: fi , f ' ' by Q- .fa K fe X Nli, , .,.,,f.,, , - -V X:n:ff.-.19-, :v-fs'v1r-.1:.f'-.-'-:s 2fA1- ' am f .W ,R -v-wvwv fl ? ' -'nf ,,: f Q l x Jr ki .fl C. N mt ' lx C3 P X Q .L.f: 1 4 'V,gq,,L Uqfwaf- ,EMF no x, , ,I n' -Xlfffwl, 2 ' , L I , WZ X 5 E 5 f l 5 5 . 1 r. A E 5 5 2- 5 YT l ,.'. 'J I 5 , C-yt Q i i t ' 5 5 ...I l E XE l 2 i i l f t ,- i 5' . -sr . f ,W .5 so 42' w KE 2 'X I . 5. 'x X E wt Q H ,. j r -A ll ll In :fd-: 912 It Ill! , - 'lC'Pf'V fS7'aibl7Q If 'I -Lg, lcffbciggq ll F ...- ff Fv9ff.i l'Nr.IQ5fa1 ,P- jfrny, W bn.- rv-f-hq,,llUn-,.os..-. . -- ' .'.fi.aGHSM .5 . sin' 1 . THIS 'I9 Ill was 'W- Vin, QE .X K l V 441 4, v 4 ,. .71 l hostages taken in Iran . . . Building B finally got l a name . . . Creative Arts Center construction under way . . . the Colonel retired . . . new intervisitation rules and regs . . . a record 2,862 students enrolled for the ist semester. . .football radio network began its first year of existence . . . parking meters installed between Knutti and White Halls double major approved by Academic Committee . . . Ernie left and Ramon arrived . . . new Press Box construction started 80 THE TIMES OF YOUR CLOSING , mf m If M ' . M :V f y I , g,1. , .A M X. ,wh Y w.ur', ,. W fx f M r N ml w xmzwa np, X ' .QA:5H W' X' b - 516. 11' X- ,giygw ws H 'A ' wif x M M in .jk ,, M, mm Nw' W -- .W N VW H' Y wax. - . il .MK H f' . f , K gr. 552 Q. X HW A. A AW if 53 ' , gzmzlf. j ,.e'x:,-1-'yx nfx'?fggQff 1j?w,???gjg .f Q uf M5,J' -wgsu. Xgqffll W. Lf fm my . Y wa' , M31 wg-si1ahwf',n' 'I my uwwhiluw.. -. .yr-V ' ', ' Xe,- f..f5:'-fx1'.,:..- 1, . :h,'sSWx.Sgzm1'-Q?.gh ww V- . V !,.. KA -' Q. N iff fv fv. - fix, f ' Q. . A W Q agffl ' Ling w.'F' Es5V, V W' W EE' a w w! x .Mm 'ev - ,+..:fwf ff: -,H J , Y . . -- N 4- H,,133gy,q .- 4,'is ,:W ,. '- '1.f:AH+?ZfM Wk--'gli' -'af 3955-W5 :fl sigsvbh ,X ?'k v 1' ,X 1 im a x 1 mm V N ' M Vw-A X X1 xg N X ,Q ww , . A, a '22 f 1 A AR ah w, uv, MX X xavxx N X. ,HWY-Rival 5 Y v MJ! 'FA , . 1. my fi K FS if 'IU1' i'EwI,3X vgiy, ,, V 'N 'Y .gb kg :TF aw -: fl 1,0 5 Q wg Y1gY?'5::q3 X ' 1+ . 5' .ww-:L ,V ,f.,.J- M .y ' ff S .mm 'w+3.u.fN H sm xr ga, .ww .X -WQQ wh 1 ' fsyiyfvf ' . - w 3,L x.55,- - . N ,W x -Wm' 'L ' ,V 'EF .M , . , gf 'iw 'R ,W M' M. . if' W vw M If Ur fa. , Wim L 9, good morning yesterday you wake up and time has slipped away .4-qv 'Williams -gi'x ' ew li M53 Af A ' Q.. .K 1-1-Q., 4.-.uv-wary' if ' f-4. , A Y ,..----. We --v5r'f'S xi 1-1 H ' l l V. . -.J , i L ,Ama -gl., if 'E I , ., A i 5 G ' . , . .. , ,,. A , y ' ' ,. 5' fi - - ay' 5 ? ' X A , ,V A .'m.,,.., -ii ,-, ' ' 1' ' In .J .1 Am . 'f '4 L 6 g 9 2 s.-A. m,.,...,ex.'.....p ' , ' .mv ' J. f if - vb - W .,f'f ff' Qu nfl!! 5 ,A - 3 ,., ,- 21S,2,,, . K -.YW-W 2' ,W NM.JuMA ,,, .L 'Vw-an Q , V, , .V . V I - - -Q +V 'xiii L 'Wuxi 4 ef'-Q MN, A 'Qilm N. X .-an- , and suddenly it's hard to find the memories you've left behind remember, do you remember K? 2 gy -f .- It ww: If -N ' 5 , K ' x , M' uf x Wm N ,1'.,,.1X.fwf' X , ,v4mW !' , ,W M. , mv L1 5 M 9 M, , , Vw, , .,W.M,x N-f the laughter and the tears the shadows of misty yesteryears WIN NA M...,,xM. X, ,. we! 'NMa ' wsu, vm, ,v 1 WM f W ,Mew ' N WW .mxxgwx X, X hr' 'wh 230 L the good times and the bad you've seen and all the others inbetween ? I vt 15111. A Q A :Ll kann ' ZW , vqmnl-A4 W 194.41144 A 3 z if gm W F 49, 'Qle remember, do you remember? Qffiwfi' V af-v ' W Q! : A252 5 : ff E' if 4 Aa M - ., X -lb! 3. each look at the joy and the sorrow put them away in your mind I K ,nn f ew ......s.- M-in 'Y ei. . ' n I l g,.,,,,,-,... , , , ,,.' ........ x. q,,,,,,,,.......- -W rf- f-t.-W-, . , -J aaa, fl-f '33-..Q,. ,fir 'X'---S-.N ,K 'Glas ' . for memories are times that you borrow 2 O T 1 I 3 N Q ' 4 Q i 1 . 1 D l' .5 E : Saw ,,,,.,,...-3.15, x,.L.,.,..i N 1 3 Mel to spend when you get to tomorrow here comes the setting sun N K, the seasons are passing one by one W fx' so gather moments while you may 4-d ff? Q f . f-Y ' , ,cfm-1 if .- , .1 'Q Zhu 'ya V TQQW if 1 27' Y 32135515 'fi 1 , , 'A ' ,ff 1, ,gh jQj5.v,f5f, 'J 154. :I'V'.: ' 4 'Y: ff as ! collect the dreams you dream today f? 3' f ,A .lg Q..- 4-n J remember, will you remember the times of your life? 4 1: n U M 1 X I r in A FOR REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM En on T-f IIQL