Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

• • I • •I • I 1 1 � • I • •I � «l ■ • a • • • i a i a a • •• • a • •• ‘a • • a •• • a '•a ai • a a a •• !• • a aa •a •a i Student Life p. 4 Activities p. 16 Sports p. 44 Organizations p. 98 Greeks p. 108 Seniors p. 173 All of nature treasures the miracle of creation . . . even the seasons turn — joyfully in their cycle . . . playing their roles, taking their places in the enormous panorama of life. — Dean Walley 3 Student Life 9 Uet j iPPERY ROD pate culler r Jonathan Seagull was born to be an instructor, and his own way of demonstrating love was to give something of the truth that he has seen to a gull who asked only a chance to see truth for himself. Richard Bach 111 ii. j� mii i 17 Queen Karen Grybowski Queen’s Court Sue Henderson Bev Crawford Johnetta Hill Sigma’s and Theta Chi captured first place with their float Charles Lindberg. The sisters of Delta Zeta came in second with their float “Bonnie and Clyde. The Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority placed third with Charlie Chaplin. jappin, us omei I Circus Day. . . and Picnic, for Lab School Children 22 S.R.S.C. Orchestra — Serenade 23 You CAN HELP STOP THE $5°-°° TUITION INCREASE WRITE A LETTER AT THE MftR.28 Student- Faculty Rally. Wed. Mar 28th m 3 Student 24 25 Artist Lecture Series Actor Toni Noe! portray Mart Twain at Hoorn Marcel Murceau. thr- foremost interpreter of the Art of Gesture, entertained by fashioning concrete reality out of nothing and by seemingly defying gravity. Vincrnl Price odiirr Villain Still Pursue Slippery Rock audience on the subject Thr Alex I Inloy spoke on A Sage of Black History' for hU appearance at Slippery Rock. Little Murders 32 33 Marat Sade 35 Greek Week Chariot Decoration winners, the sisters of Sigma. Sigma. Sigma. Sorority Marathon Race winners. Delta Zeta. Fraternity Marathon Race winners. Theta Chi. Winners of Greek Skits arc the brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon and the sisters of Delta Zeta. 38 Representative Greeks Greek Week Winners ’73 Sigma Sigma Sigma Phi Sigma Epsilon 41 Ill H ’ 1 w Steve Banjak Bob Dispirito Mel Hankinson T6‘m Lambert Wally Rose Sports at the Rock Football ’72 Row 1: Tack. Suvoy. Jenkins. Miller. Wilson. Kish. Toomey, Roha. Ferko. Muni. Carman. Row 2: Kwiatrowski, Krai. Graver. Kay. Boliver. tayton. Nunes. Stanchek. Factor. Mihalik. Reynolds. Merranko. Row 3: Yaksick. Robinson. Simpson. Park. Gallagher. Fanbr . Hood. Keenan. Kamandulis. Oillnvr. Matrunik. Papa. Tilko. Row 4: Dejesus. Lewis. Braun. Berry, Minnear. Wilt. Kriser. Siemianowski. Pawlack. Blue. Spencer. Seiwell. Stinson. Row 5: Reynolds. Werling. Clieno. Kutz. Milito. Wagner. Reid. Burian. Clark. Mesoros. VanDyken. Beck. Koch. Furtkevic, McClaren II was a record breaking season for the Rockets as they captured the Western Division Championship, the State Crown, and a berth in the third annual Knute Rockne Bowl. Their 8-2-1 mark was the best in coach Bob DiSpirtio's six years at the helm of the Green and White. It was also a season of outstanding individual performances. Co-captain Mike Kish ran for a school record of 1.084 yards in a season and 252 yards in a game. Tim Nunes and captain Dan Toomey also set new records. Nunes throwing for 18 touchdowns. 8 of which were caught by Toomey defensively. All-conference Honors went to Ron Hunt. Terry Factor. Pat Risha and Ron Wilson. With 14 of the 22 starters graduating. DiSpirito will face a major rebuilding task next season. But with the younger varsity players gaining new experience and new players coming off a 4-1 J.V. Squad, the Rock will be in the thick of the conference race again. 45 Safety Russ Carmen receives instructions from Asst. Coach Stan Kendiorski on the phones. 46 I.umpy Layton drives in for a touchdown against Edinboro in the Homecoming game. 47 P.S.C.A.C. Championship Keith Reynolds scores the deciding touchdown against the Golden Rams. John Suvoy scampers 20 yards to pay dirt. Our defense, a Rock mainstay all year, converges on halfback Kersey and holds him to a short run. In an awesome display of offense by both sides, the Rock managed to hold off the Rams of West Chester 29-27. It was their first State Championship in a decade and earned Bob DiSpirito Coach of the Year Honors. 48 Knute Rockne Bowl Suvoy romps through the middle of the defensive line. Layton scores touchdown off a Nunes pass. Despite Tim Nunes’ 3 TD passes and Captain Mike Kish's 117 rushing yards, The Rock lost to Bridgeport. succumbing in the last two minutes. 27-22. This left the Rock with a final season record of 8-2-1. 49 Greg Beaver gives The Rock a short-lived lead. Soccer 1972 Row 1: Nolving. McKinney. Rublcc. Hertlnger. Posipanko. Woidman, Large. Allison. Tabis. Wheeler. Row 2: Forest. Godson. Ramaley. Weiss, Cica-dcllo. .agorski, Frunccsco. Thalr.her. Long. Row 3: Herd!. Maddock, Colley. Patton, Rex. Andree. Eagle. Sphar. Row 4: Parker, Crowell. Richards. Delgrecio. Hourihan. Stump. Row 5: Schall. Fielder. Fredricks, Clarks. Toomcy. Shea. SR Opp. Billed as a rebuilding year, the Rock's soccer team suffered through a 5-9-2 season. In the Pennsylvania conference, a loss to Lock Haven and ties to Edinboro and Indiana doomed any bid for the State Title. Highlights of the season included coach )amcs Egli’s 100th career 2 St. Bonaventure 1 victory over the University of Pitt-fohnstown. Perhaps the Rockets' 0 Alder-Broaddus 1 finest game of the year came against nationally ranked Fredonia 0 Shippensburg 3 State. After playing 90 minutes of scoreless ball, the booters lost a 0 Grove City 6 heartbreaker 1-0 in double overtime. 5 Pitt-fohnstown 1 Individual awards included first team honors from the West Penn 0 Alliance 2 Soccer League were given to freshman Art Rex and Junior co-captain 6 Point Park 0 Don Shea. Named to the second team was Jim Fredrick. 1 Edinboro 1 Prospects for the '73 season are brighter as Egli will lose only five 1 St. Francis 2 seniors while retaining the core of a young and talented team. 1 St. Vincent 0 2 Lock Haven 5 1 Gannon 3 0 Fredonia 1 0 Pitt 3 1 Indiana 1 4 Geneva 0 SEASON RECORD 5-9-2 51 Fredrick snaps a header. It’s a bird, it’s a plane . . . ? Fullback Herdt helps goalie cover net. A gutty save by goalie John Wheeler. The ’’Rock offense puts the pressure on. 52 Row I: McClimons. Robbins. Bruno. Beck. Orlmann. Row 2: Carr. McDonough. Winkler. McBride. Dcemer. Cross Due lo a rash of injuries to key runners, the Rocket Harriers, under the tutelage of coach Bill Lennox, stumbled through their '72 season, finishing with a 6-3 mark. The absence of letter winners Jim Renckly and co-captain Glenn Yeakel for the entire year, plus the sub-par running of Randy Deemer (because of an injury), put added pressure on an already inexperi- SR Opp. enced team. But through the leadership of co-captain 25 I-ock Haven 32 Denny McDonough. Dave Ortmann and sophomore 41 Edinboro 17 sensation Jeff Carr, a representative in a national meet, the Rock was able to attain a respectable con- 17 Gannon-Grove City MAI-ONE INVITATIONAL — 7th 46 ference record, including a third place finish in the 22 Fredonia 39 district 18 meet and a fourth in the state champion- 15 Canisius 50 ships. 21 California 37 With only Deemer. McDonough and Renkly graduating. the Rocket Thinclads with a season of experi- 33 Grove City DISTRICT 18 MEET — 3rd 24 ence behind them and standouts Carr and Yeakel 40 Indiana 20 returning, should be rated as a top choice to win the State CC Crown next year. 21 Waynesburg P.S.C.A.C. MEET — 4th N.A.I.A. MEET (ILL.) Jeff-Carr SEASON’S RECORD 39 6-3 S3 54 McClimons breaks into lead! Wrestling 1972-73 Left to Right: J. Spates. Chris Messina. R. Waller, Carl Messina. T. Jenkins. G. Enos, B. Shuffstall. B. Carr. I- Ferraro. M. Honess. Center. Coach Powell. The grapplers of Coach Fred Powell kept rolling along as they turned in their usual sparkling record again this wrestling season, earning a 16-1 record (losing only to State Champs, Clarion). This was truly a team effort as Powell had the misfortune of losing his co-captains, All-American Tom Cox and Dan Grobe. both of whom had knee injuries. Highlights of the season were a win against U.D. ranked Arizona, a second place in the team competition in Ihe PSCAC meet and a 15th place in the NCAA College Division meet. Outstanding performances were turned in by Jack Spates, in winning the State Title. College Division Championships and participating in the University Division meet at the 118 lb. level. Other state champions include Rob Waller at 142, Bill Carr at 167 and Angelo Natoli took third at 158. Losing front-line performers in Carr. Cox. Grobe, Waller, George Enos. Len Ferraro and Tom Jenkins, Powell will be seemingly hard-pressed to match this season’s fine performance. However. Superman has a way with young wrestlers and no one will write off the Rock this season. SR Opp. COAST GUARD INVITATIONAL 1st 38 Waynesburg 2 29 California State 11 32 E. Strousburg 11 16 Bloomsburg 15 25 Trenton State 13 49 Old Dominion Univ. 3 31 Virginia 9 21 Lock Haven State 16 25 Arizona 16 35 Mansfield State 3 45 St. Francis 9 40 Indiana State 6 31 Edinboro State 12 18 Ashland 17 For. St. Vincent 37 WVU 12 16 Clarion State 21 P.S.C.A.C. CHAMPIONSHIPS 2nd NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION MEET 15th RECORD: 16-1 56 ✓ -N 1 } Shuffstall readies his opponent for a takedown. Carr shows his man the moves of a State Champion. 57 An exhausted Rob Waller receives a standing ovation after another brilliant victory. Freshman Chris Messina learning his varsity lessons the hard way. Did'ja ever have one of those days? Jack Spates easily rides his opponent to victory. Basketball ’72-73 Left to Right. Row 1: M. Balbach. K. Barlctt. T. Acker, O. l.on«. D. Hudson Row2:Coach Hankinson. D. Kopka. D. Rockwell. P. Tomblin, R. Dunsmore, S. Viviano. C. Munson. History was made in the Rock's '72-73 roundball season as coach Mel Hankinson guided his hoopsters to a 23-7 mark, the winningest record ever amassed in 63 years of hardwood wars. Included in that final season tally were victories in the District 18 playoffs, which gave them a berth in the National Championships in Kansas City. To the astonishment of many, SR showed it to the Missourians, came out fourth (3-2), and received their first national ranking. In addition to the team's great success, there were outstanding individual players honored at the tournament’s end. Leading scorer Mark Balbach was named to the NAIA tourney's second team and given All-America status (Honorable Mention). Peyton Tomblin won Western Division 2nd Team honors and Dennis Kopka also received an Honorable Mention in the balloting, and as no surprise. Captain Doug Hudson was named the NAIA’s “Mr. Hustle for 1973. SR 73 Westminster 79 97 Walsh 6.1 94 Ashland 86 90 Pilt-Johnstown «i7 101 Roberts Weslovan 57 63 Indiana State 60 92 Geneva 65 53 California Stale 59 85 St. Vincent 7S 94 Edinboro 74 102 Geneva 85 59 Clarion Stole 77 80 Lock II a vcm State 60 78 Meroylmrst 66 121 Alliance 01 87 Indiana State 63 74 Clarion State 57 76 t«ack Haven State 65 75 Grove City 52 94 Walsh 38 74 California State 75 81 V Woatmtnster 77 70 Edinboro i' 4 5 86 District 18—1st 2 rp NAIA Tournament—4th : i Record: 23-7 As 60 Rocky goes up and over for two!!! Shall we dance . . , 'O sneaks through and hanks one home. Ya can't win 'em all. Terry. Geez. 1 didn't think he could jump THAT high! Vlv looks for an opening in the Titan defense. 62 A familiar scene — Knpka firing to Acker to start the fast break. NAIA — T ournament The fourth best basketball team in the country! Tomblin goes through three defenders and lays it in. With a thirty point drubbing of Quinnipiac. sandwiched between two hard fought victories over Mary mount and Wisconsin-Green Bay, The Rockets’ Impossible Dream ended with a semi-final loss to Eastern Shore and a consolation loss to Agus-tana. Their record, however, was good enough to earn a fourth place finish and the national recognition they justly deserve. A familiar scene: Balbach popping from outside to score. Hustler Hudson 63 Swimming 1972-3 mmm mmnm mmuimnwnm n r MEMBERS OF THE TEAM ARE: J. Lloyd. C. Hayes. B. Putnam. D. Rottoff. T. Georxc. D. Minett. K. Morosky, M. Reiber. B. Yeamens. M. Mulhern. M. Tcrcbessy, D. Youngdahl. J. Ritter. M. Zoellncr. B. Steitman. R. Goehring, F. Soska. T. Britt, T. Mined. In only his second season at the helm. Coach Bill Hotchkiss guided his mermen to their first over .500 season in six years, finishing with a 7-5 mark. They also placed fifth in the State Conference meet and a hard-fought 7th in the Penn-Ohio championships. This overnight success was largely due to the achievements of senior diver Bob Putnam. Chuck Hayes and the co-captains, sprinter Dave Rottoff and middle distance man Bill Yeamens. Coach Hotchkiss approves of Hayes and Yeamens times. T-th-the man-manager??? Co-Captain DAVE ROTTOFF Record-Holder CHUCK HAYES Co-Captain BILL YEAMENS 64 Gymnastics 1972-73 Left to Right: Coach Steve Banjak. K. Wilkerson. B. Swonick. S. Prentice. G. Perdue, D. Sullivan. S. Koehler. S. Heaslcy, B. Ball. B. Wright (Capl.). I). Scuillo. 13. Burr. Bob Swonick receives 2nd place award for his efforts in Lake Erie meet. � rgia 9 North Carol Old Domin m W WK North. Michigan Central Michigan I LAKE ERIE INVITATION A 3rd NAIA TOURNAMENT ECORD: 12-6 Despite facing a schedule that included three nationally ranked gym teams. Coach Steve Banjak's tumblers completed their most successful season ever, posting a 12-6 dual meet mark. In post season tournaments, the Rock also faired nicely, placing 4th in the Lake Erie meet and a surprising 3rd in the NAIA championships. Major factors in the upsurge were the leadership of Captain Bill Wright, the steadiness of three-year letterman Steve Heasley. the all-around brilliance of Bob Swonick (who finished 2nd in the individual placings in the L.E.L. Invitational) and high bar specialist Sam Prentice, who just missed being named All-American at the National meet. With only Heasley. Don Burr. Denny Scuillo and Dave Sullivan being caught by diploma fever. Banjak should have a fine contingent of talent returning to take up where last year's team left off. 66 . . . and with a high dismount scores heavily for the Rock. Judo 1973 The newest sport to join the highly touted Slippery Rock intercollegiate sports program is the art of Judo. Despite having their record slip under .500. due to a shortage of matches. (2-3 this year compared to 8-1 in 1972), Coach Lambert's players had a hand in writing the Rock's name into the NCAA record books as they fought against Howard Univ. (Wash. D. C.) in the first collegiately recognized Judo match. Slippery Rock emerged victorious. winning handily at 6-3. Even though there were a lack of dual meets around the district. Alex Anto. Keith Fanks and Captain Bruce Weigand have performed exceptionally well in open meets held around the tri-state area. Iy for 67 Captain Bruce Weigand corrects faults in another player's technique. Size is no measure of success in Judo. J— 1 Now I wish I would have been paying attention when Coach taught us how to fall! V 68 Hoy. is this ever gonna hurt! Golf —1973 i L. Row 1, L-R: D. Thomas. Captain S. 1973 Golf — Season's Record 13-1 SR Opp. 14 California State 4 9V4 Clarion State 8% 15% Grove City 8% 21 Allegheny 3 10 West Virginia 8 14% Edinboro 3% 17 Lock Haven 1 10% Gannon 13% 12% California State 5% 14% Wayncsburg 3 5th P.S.C.A.C. Pitt-Johnstown — forfeit 369 Youngstown State 382 369 Mercyhurst 387 7th Youngstown Invitational 3rd District 18 (NAIA) Shefehek. Row2L-R: H Boil. P- Hafera. J. Cieslnk. e S II was just another winning year for Coach Bob Raymond’s divoters as a basically inexperienced team turned in a 13-1 report, the best in the district. Highlights of the season were first ever victories over Point Park. West Virginia. and Youngstown. The Youngstown win was due to a school record 369 stroke total. A fifth place in the State Tourney, a seventh in the Youngstown Invitational and a third place in the N.A.l.A.'s were the results of post-season play. Leading the team in lowest stroke average this year was Paul Hafera with a 76.8 total. Following close behind was Jim Cieslak, Harry Beil and Dave Thomas. Captain Steve Beaver Shefehek led the team with the highest number of team points, scoring 32V4 coming off a dual record of 10-0-1. 69 70 Busfield explodes nicely out of trap. Baseball —1973 Sopko ready lo pull the trij«cr. A triple for S.R.! Safe a mile. After recording victories in six of their first seven games, the Rock baseball team, coached by Wally Rose, then faced the top teams in the district and came through with a fine 16-10 mark, tying the school record for the most victories in a season. Contributing greatly to the team's success were tremendous years from Chuck Virag who hit .342. Mike Dolccki had a .359 average. Terry Bluge slugged for a .292 mark and two time MVP Bob Skancski batted a near school record .398. Along with this mark were included team leaderships in runs. hits, homeruns and R.B.l.'s. Fine pitching performances were turned in by Wally Hunter. Dan Mace Macel. John Hoffman and in his only start. Denny Rockwell flung a nohitter against Geneva College. With only two starters graduating. Coach Rose should have enough talent to take the Rockets to the conference and district championships. MaccI fast-balling his way to another victory The Moundsmen . . . John Hoffman Dave Brown . . . and Their Receivers Don Rizzaro V TO Terry Bluge Boh Skaneski lashes a gap shot to right center field. SR 1973 Baseball Opp. 4- 0 Mansfield 1- 9 7-11 P.S.U. Behrend 1- 1 6- 6 Grove City 0- 1 4- 0 California St. 3- 6 2- 8 Lock Haven 4- 2 3- 2 VV.V.U. 4- 7 3- 5 Gannon 5- 9 2- 8 Edinboro 3- 6 3- 6 I.U.P. 2-16 6-10 Westminster 5- 3 0-14 Clarion State 7- 0 4- 3 Frostburg 5- 2 10- 6 Geneva 1- 0 Season's Record 16-10 Co-captain Tom Strcicher checks off a high, hard one. Track —1973 The Rock jumps to an early lead in a triangular meet with Lock Haven and Fairmont State. SR Indoor Season Opp. West Virginia L W Ashland Mt. Union L w W.V. Wesleyan w Fairmont w Fedonia w Frostburg w Juanita w John Carroll w Lock Haven w West Liberty w Edinboro w I.U.P. w Akron Season's Record: 12-2 SR Outdoor Season Opp. 64 West Virginia 88 64 Fairmont 29 13314 California State 1114 94 I.U.P. 51 1st Mile-relay-Penn-relays 82 Edinboro State 63 10514 Grove City District 18 Meet — 2nd 38% 97 Clarion State 48 97 Lock Haven 48 P.S.C.A.C. Championship — 2nd Season's Record: 7-1 Ed Gralewski — Loss of a great athlete and a wonderful person. Coach Bill Lennox, blending a group of newcomers along with his seasoned veterans guided his thinclads through another brilliant season, posting a 19-3 record. Their post-season record was also outstanding as two second place finishes were earned in the District 18 meet and the State meet at the year's end. The Rockets were paled by consistently outstanding performances turned in by multi-talented Bill Fletcher, discus man Paul Lack, distance man Jeff Carr, sprinters. Kim Williams and Ken Diehl and State pole vault champ Sam Prentice. Highest point receivers for the yearlings were record breaker Rich Krankota (51'4 ) and top miler Tim Beck. McDonough and McBride are one-two as they round the last turn. Our high scoring squad of vuullers: Stan Smith. Sam Prentice. Bob Carson and Tom Godson. 7 5 No cause for worry ;is Ken Diehl and Kim Williams take the top two spots in the 60 yard dash. 76 Castor and Ciotto execute perfect handoff. Tennis —1973 Captain Jim Gross Carey Grom is John Haley Jim Rombach MISSING TEAM MEMBERS: Larry Kroeck, Keith Heaps. Coach Cliff Wcttig's netters. playing the most demanding schedule in the school’s history, recorded an admirable 4-7 mark. This season’s list of opponents included tennis powerhouses, such as West Virginia. Mercyhurst. Indiana and Edin-boro. The rackctmen also competed in the State Conference and District 18 Tournaments and earned seventh and ninth positions, respectively. Next season, the Rock should be considered the Odds-on-favoritc to win their first Conference Championship with returning lettermen top-seeded Jim Gross. Cary Gromis (6-7). Larry Kroeck (5-8) and Keith Heaps (13-13). Wettig will lose only third singles man John Barrel” Haley and fourth seeded Jim Rombach. Sharpless completes service as Gromis awaits weak return. Tennis 1973 — Season's Record: 4-7 SR Opp. 0 West Virginia 9 5 Duquesne 4 0 I.U.P. 9 2 Grove City 7 2 Mercyhurst (forfeit) 7 3 Frostburg 6 4 Youngstown 5 0 Edinboro 9 7 Gannon 2 3 California State 6 5 Geneva 4 78 Rocket netter smashes hi«h backhand. Carey serves an ace. Tennis 1972 Kneeling: M. Wolfe. M. Braino. M. A. Boyer. P. Soerxal. Standing: P. Truxal. L Campui, I). McElroy. Safchlck. J. Forsly, S. Danzey. S. Hutchison. Coach Havoretick. The women's tennis team put out another fine season with an outstanding 7-1 record, their best regular season mark since 1963. After a disappointing loss to a fine Indiana State team on the road, the team, under the expert coaching of Dr. Martha Havcrstick, was able to beat Indiana in the second confrontation at our home court. Losing five girls through graduation, coach Haverstick will have to do a bit of rebuilding the team next year. But. through the enthusiasm, skill, and sheer determination of the returning players next year's season should again prove to be another super year. 79 i’i. k i Havcrstick ponders the thought of another championship. Safchick smashes one! 80 Do I have to. huh? Danzey. ready for action. Women’s Basketball 1st Row. L-R: |. Hill, M. O'Connor. J. Tudor. D. Berkley. R. Belavic, C. Hughes. 2nd Row: Coach Griffiths. A. Wucnschcl. |. Muniz. B. Limey. P. Schmucker. M. Jackson. E. Do Polo. M. Schwankc. H. Rcinhnrd. S. Myers. C. Schwenck. T. Ellis. I- Donlan. The Slippery Rock State Women's Team, under the direction of coach Anne Griffiths, posted a 7-2 season record and were again invited lo the DGWS Middle Atlantic Regional Tournament for the second straight year. Sparked by co-captains Pam Schmucker and Sue Myers the women defeated Penn State, Lock Haven. Indiana, Pitt, and Kent State. Mary Schwanke. M. J. Jackson and Emma De Polo already added strength and speed to the seasoned team. Since Sue Myers. Holly McCaw and Herm Reinhard are the only seniors that will be lost through graduation, the 1974 season looks to be another good year for Dr. Griffiths as the women are sure to repeat the regional trip. SR Opp. 59 Penn State 50 35 West Chester 53 63 Lock Haven 51 57 Pitt 53 66 Indiana 32 49 Towson 62 54 Kent State 27 55 Indiana 54 61 Cheney State 48 Season’s Record 7-2 8t Rita out jumps defender on her way lo two points. Even practice is rugged!!! 82 Belavic penetrates and seeks an open teammate underneath Practice makes perfect, so practice! 83 Field Hockey ’72 Row 1: Pole . Rich, Gorman. Lamey. Nichols. Shenck. Williamson. Elliot. Myers. McCaw. Satina. Ludwick. Sindlingcr. Herm. Row 2: Coach Zimmerman. Paules, Roltstadt. Alexander. Cross. Pluck. Sheehan. Muntz. O'Connor. Aldrich. Courtet. McEneany. Smurthwaito, Asst. Coach T. Ellis. Missing: Cotner. Frass. Tudor. Carn3h3n. Cetman. SR Opp. 0 Lock Haven (1) 6 0 Lock Haven (2) 6 2 Westminister (2) 2 4 Indiana (1) 1 0 Penn State (1) 5 0 Penn State (2) 2 5 Grove City (2) 1 5 Kent (1) 0 2 Kent (2) 0 10 Fairmont (1) 1 4 Fairmont (2) 0 1 Lock Haven (1) 5 0 Lock Haven (2) 3 The Slippery Rock Field Hockey team finished the 1972 season with a record of 3 wins and 3 losses. Despite the so-so record, it was a good year for the Rock, with the majority of first team players being one-year veterans. They were backed by an inexperienced, but strong second team (coached by Terri Ellis) who posted a 3-3-1 record. With superb coaching from Dr. Zimmerman and the leadership of captain Sue Myers and Co-Captain Barb Satina, the entire first team was chosen to participate in a post-season tournament. Both Sue Myers (Mid-East first team) and Marie Ludwick (Honorable Mention), after playing in both Pittsburgh and Buffalo sectional trials, were invited to compete in the National Tournament held in California. FINAL RECORD SR First Team — 3-3-0 SR Second Team — 3-3-1 Kris marks her opponent closely. So you almost scored a goal, huh? 85 The Rock, forces a mistake, and breaks fast towards the opponent's goal. There’s men; thnn one way to get a goal . . . 86 Determination plus! Women’s Row J: J. Maser. S. Ncmi. P. Williams. J. Campbell. P. Gee, D. Hall. A Tomlin. Row2: Coach Mrs. Lucy Sack. R. Bosl — standing. Mong. J. Kowalski, K. Adams, K. Drosjack — Captain — standing. D. Knapp. J. Colinear. S. Ross. N. Petrosky — standing. A. Rosenbaum — manager. Mrs. Sally Flemming — assistant. Missing: D. Mann. P. Brough. Meet Results The SRSC Women's Gymnastics Team finished the season with a 5-5 record and a third place in the Pennsylvania State Championship. The two SR Opp. meets lost to West Chester and Kent State University were lost by less than 84.25 West Chester 85.15 one point. Senior Kathy Drosjack placed first in the All-Around competition 84.10 E. Stroudsburg 75.30 at the Pennsylvania State Championships. She was selected by her team as 81.95 Towson 96.95 Most Valuable Team Member again this year which makes three consecutive 81.95 Penn State 87.85 years for this honor. Coach Mrs. Lucy Sack will miss the graduating Senior 83.60 Clarion 94.04 next year. 93.00 Lock Haven 54.65 Fine performances this year were given by Sophomores Robbin Bost and 86.26 Kent State 87.89 Nancy Petrosky, both of Johnstown. Freshmen Patti Gee and Sandy Ross 86.50 Pitt 78.90 were an asset to the team. Looking ahead to next year the younger talent will 80.80 Central Michigan 92.05 be expected to carry the team honors. Coach Sack hopes for fewer sidelining injuries during the season, a situation which really hurt” the entire team this 63.66 l.U.P. 50.81 year. Season Record 5-5 Balance Extrodinaire! 88 With cat-like movement. Kathy Drosjak swings effortlessly to the lower bar. Beauty, grace, and finesse is displayed by Patty Gee. NISSEN Nancy Petrosky performing a handstand lo perfection on the uneven parallel bars. Shcrill Ncmi prepares lor her mount. i dts- Kalhy Drosjack exhibits flawless form during her balance beam routine. First Row. L-R: S- Shields, J. Saul. K. McArthur. A. Mancos. Second Row: S. Wilding. M Marak, B. Frazier, C. Kriskha. D. Williams. P. Dalton. C. Blueming. Third Row: D. Keefer. P. fohnson. A. 1-impher. S. Duchenc. S. Balchus. S. Mook, Manager V. Spargo. The 1972-73 sports season has been the winningest ever at the Rock and the women's volleyball team was no exception. The first team's record was the best in their history with eight wins and three losses. Slippery Rock’s real victory came at the California State College Volleyball Tournament when the Green Wave, under its Coach Miss Marie Wheaton, snatched the first place honors from their rival, and tournament crown defender. IUP. To notch the first place slot, SR had to defeat 12 teams including IUP, West Liberty. California. Thiel and Westminster. 90 E-E-Easy docs it! Haldms spikes again!! 9� r Women’s Swimming —1973 Top Row. L-R: G. Carozza. Nancy Poerschke. R. Smurthwaite. J. Beczak. D. Fox. B. Douthclt. Row 2: S. Rees. P. McCool, R. dinner. S. Kimcs. R. Acre. S. McKay. J. Hcretick. Row3:C. Trew. M Koontz. Row 4: M. Itall. K. Davidck. J. Frey. S. Crow L Vencroso, A. Palozzi. P. Dickson. C. Barthoic. L Leckonhy. Row 5:Coach CavUI. P. Gilloly. R. Pantall. B. Hart. E. Zohns. D. Eckman. C. Hart. C. Tantcinncr. N. Guldenshue. M. 1. Stangle. On your mark. . . 93 A few lips from Ihe coach. Physical Education Majors of the Year Roiv I, L to R.: n. Brown. B. Satina. C. Williams. Row 2: K. 1 Ian ley, P.Cappatt. J. Giotto. Slippery Rock State College Marching Band. . . 94 Color Guard Rocklettes, and Feature Twirler 95 96 Intramural Basketball The woods were made for the hunter of dreams the brooks for the fishes of song. — Sam Walter Foss Teaching in the Special Education Laboratory School on the Slippery Rock Campus ■% DELTA PSI KAPPA: L. to R.. Row 1: R. Rowlands. S. Elliot. |. Mill. P. Kelley. D. Butler. Row2: S. Balkus. C. Zerfoss. S. Gills. S. Mosk. S. Sepich. T. Baliukas. S. Cole. F Steveings. M. Resinol. Row 3: K. Marlin. K. Drosjak. D. Coullard. H. Patterson. D. McElroy. C. Williams. S. Smanto. R. McDonald. G. Prois. C. Blueming. MU KAPPA GAMMA: .. fo R Row 1: B. Thompson. J. McCracken. M. Stock. H. Daniels. N. Coulter. |. McCruckcn. Dr. Simms. M. Miller. G. Eich. N. Barr. Row 2: B Novosol. G. Shinglcton. S. Walker. C. Miley, S. Marino. P. Myers. K. McClain. |. DeWitt. A. Koontz, K. Pyle. L. Brown. Row 3: D. Thoenson. D. Boots. L. Weaver. |. Martle. J. Lundis. M. Hammers. Row 4:S. Albright. B. Will. S. Craig. K. Williamson. M. Miller. J. Voytko. D. Mcilinger. D. Fryer. W. Douthett. R. Dyer. R. Surface. 102 GAMMA THETA UPSILON: R. Pekarek PHI EPSILON KAPPA 103 KAPPA delta pi M.H TA PW • Kn,pp. R. Boykin, M. H.yBoa R. D„y„ „ • Burr. C. Swartzbeck. C. Still. C Steele. P. - i SOPHOMORE WOMEN'S HONORARY: L to R-. Row 1: P. Wcissor. B. Igims. L. Zell. D. Quigg, P. Court el. N. Bemheiser, B. Kramchak. M. Mathis. D. Baker. Row 2: R. Groves. C. Kint .ing. P. Turosky. L Alexander. Or. Girlinghouse. M. Steele. J. l.agnese. B. Mitchell. B. Crawford. f?oiv 3: P. Schmucker. K. Sickles. K. Frost. 0. Walter. B. Peltz. ENGLISH HONORARY: L. to R.. Row 1: J. Bums. R. Wismer. Dr. Girlinghouse. S. Hamilton. L Nuff. Row 2: A. Galmarini, E. Dietrich. L Garitu. C. Beduai. C. Thompson. M. Stocle. B. Hackenberry. 105 PS1 CHI: L. to R.. Row 1: B. McCaffrey. B. Knpusls. K. Walagura. P. Henry. Row 2:S. Steele. M. Yanosick. VV. Kirk. K. Sisko. S. Carpenter. SPEECH HONORARY: L to R.. Row 1: Dr. Kuhr. C. McMichacl. T. Beck. SPANISH HONORARY: L, to R.. Row 1: B. Idziek. M. Kncppcr. K. Burr. Dr. Rosa Pallas. BETA BETA BETA: L. toR.. Row 1: L. Shank.). Fassinger. R. Fontaine. J. Commisso. N. Denny. Row2: Mr. |ohn. S. Reichart. J. Liggott. L. Ohm. 107 Delta Zeta L to R.. Row 1: K. Dunfec. S. Zancha. L. Hendrickson. K. Simmons, C. Fcrrone, B. Wismcr. J. Klein. S. Doraxio. Row 2: |. Adey, B. Culp. J. Hoover. L Graham. B. Ciao. C. Riccardulli. P. Tripodi. B. Sale. L. Jellison. L McFodden. J. Hudson. E. Roscoe, L. McClelland. Row 3: D. Hunter. S. Busch. M. OeRubeis. S. Sadlon. K. Piccirilli. T. Tatala. D. Trcmbach. J. Meyers. M. Buck. D. Casbcro, P. VVeisscr. J. Roscoc. C. Reider. A. Hay. L DcNardo. Row 4: M. Ruffing. D. Diamond. C. Cardilio. E. Mucha. L Wilson. G. Howard. D. Callahan. P. Crostarosa. B. McKenna. K. Ertman. L Mottlllo. P. Doherty. S. Gills. R. Rose. D. Rooney. J. Wagcnhurst. 109 Theta Xi I L to R„ Row 1: N. Mamula. P. Pruent. K. Bodoia. T. Trautman. G. Kalidonis. C. Brennan. M. Osborn. J. Rowe. D. Harmon. L Croyle. |. Bcinkempcr. D. Barron, R. Vlglione. C. Ruiz. T. I.arko. F. Fcdarko. Ron- 2: D. Klocck. D. Bassant. R. Byrne. C. McCinnes. J. Cunning, B. Carrol. W. Freed. B. Hoffman. T. Aluise. J. Erhard. S. Rager. M. Burkovitch. B. Hackman. M. Burkos. G. Doming, P. Williamson. 110 Alpha Sigma Tau to R.. Row 1: T. Cornelius. D. Puhalla, H. Patterson, B. Sluckert. J. Tomashewski. L Benne. K. Newingham. T. Horton, T. Batson. K. Waslo. Row 2: [. Formica. |. Venczie, P. Matthews, J. Potter. A. Kourkoulis. B. Peffer. |. Grady. R. Hansen. L. Hysons. B. Yingor, J. La bash. Row 3: R. Mancuso. K. Zctlaker. S. Davis. C. Taylor. K. Fischer. L. Summers. S. Nichols. D. Smith. M. Masley, D. Sainato, J. Chiodo. L. Teichart. Row 4: N. Greenwalt. S. Krcnkc. E. Brantllnger. B. Summers. E. Bachman, C. Rogers. M. Rebyanski, E. Stratton. L Albert. D. Williams. D. Meier. K, Senft. S. Snavcly. J. Silipigni. Ill Zeta Tau Alpha L lo R.. Row 1: S. Oliver. K. Miller. P. Vezza. L Henderson. D. Selby. A. Roscta. Row 2: C. Di .e. T. Tedeschi. S. McKee. S. Campbell. C. Rock. C. Wicmann. D. Kocrber. P. Alfera. P. Kearny. Row 3:7. Tarelti. J. Basile, D. Folino. B. DiGregorlo. C. Guinto. K. Mifddigan. Row 4: C. Nestor. S. Fontanese. C. Slator. J. [ones. L. Masterangelo, T. Rohrer. L Simm. V. Grove. Row S: D. Hall. C. Nicollella. K. Sweeney. 1- O'Brien. D. McNiff. Row 6: N. Oates. I- Peters. C. VVygonl. S. Biconik. B. Londino, E. Foley, J. Vcrdell. 112 r Alpha Chi Rho 113 lo R., Row 1: P. Hii on. R. Buz .inotti. M. O'Haro, C. Cronus. W. Meredith. S. Malone. J. McRcynolds. Row 2: E Rn .icki. R. Anglo m. D. Toy. M. Gliptis. K. Stock. Row 3: B. Glaser. |. Barr. P. Barloletti. R. Skincski. K. Hickey. C. Smith, f. Litzsclige. E. Elliot. '. Bodnar. A. Kcnnan, J. Reddick. Alpha Sigma Phi to R.. Row 1: B. Shepard. L. DePaul. M. Bachuchin. D. Prozalek. W. Standish. Row 2: T. Minor. R. Kazor. D. Simpson. J. Gallery. G. Mihalik. R. MacKinnoy. G Machan. |. Shenk. Row 3: G. Slatoff. B. Romano, f. Ockcrshausen. J. Herlinger. I). Collins. Row 4: G. Bauman. G. Usechek. M. Bustfield. R. Bisbee. Alpha Xi Delta R. to L, Row 1: P. Cooper. D. Hopper, S. Warner, D. Geibel. K. Jolin. I.. Pindcr, C. Rimmel. M. Caudi. Row 2: M. Luppc. M. Hanky. C. Swartzbeck. Row 3: L. Schantz. K. Grubowski. P. Madonna. T Watters. D. McQuiston. N. Pelrosky. C. Fan to. I.. Gross. I). Monico. B. Allen. K Adams. P Imbroxno. Row 4: R. Malleucci. F. Martin. J. Palchinsky. P. Wagner. P. Sabo. |. Colinear. C. Buchanan. J. Blair. A. Wisnosky. P. Howell. C. Sheehan. K. Santelli. Alpha Omicron Pi 116 L to R.. Row 1: C. Hall. M. Doddo. Row 2: K. Gorman, P. Bernarding. N, Coward. D. Orebom. L. Hutchison. Roiv 3: D, Coleman, M Conn. C. Dillamen. M. Ernst. C. Swaja. L. Dolt. C. Mctzlcr, I.. Bycr. S. Krumfolz. I). Gemmlll. Row 4: C Stanko. L. Mulligan. D. Stock, D. Stanley, S. Kloos. L Fotta. M Arbuckle. M. Sheets Lambda Chi Alpha L lo R.. Row 1: D. Hupc, B. Wargo, D. Damico, |. Falcon. P, Cappatt, 0. Burr. Row 3: R. Neidig, |. Thiel. B. Sterner, |. Wilkow. R. Btirian. J. Hewitt, D. Delappa. f. Davis. B. Cahugie. L Lewis, K. Reynolds. J. Speer. T. Benjamin. C. Rickcltson. K. Reynolds, Row 3: D. Ciscrano, G. Reschenthaler. L. Doverspikc. D. Trimmer. B. Gildersleeve. T. Wolfe. B. Mine. Row 4; T. Cowher, 1.. Ri .zuto, T. Burnes. M. Evans, S. Klcgarth. M. Magin-ness. ]. Cardwell. D. Perry. M. Hoechncn. T. Briggs. J. Mustacchio. M. Ciscrano. Tau Kappa Epsilon 118 L fo R.. Row 1: D. Doyle. B. Killing. Row 2: J. Morgan. A. Fcnoglictto. M. Laughncr. W. Ncronc. I). Morgan. N. Genova. Row 3: L Bryan. M. Lynch. Row 4: J, Brosnahan. R. Pawlowski. E Rubenstein. M. Micklow, E. Kompa. R. Carothcrs, A. DcBona. B. Bonnie. J. Mompers. R. Fulton. Row 5: M. Doshen. Row 6: R. Mascari, D. Posaleri, B. Rometo, R. Knapp. T. Wright. |. Boehnk. Alpha Sigma Alpha 119 L to R.. Row 1: K. Kassouf. R. Drayer. C. Emig. Row 2: P. Borkovich. S. Smith. G. Westal. Row 3: M. Muthn.s, C. Thompson. I. Dailey. Row 4: C. Henry. B. Seidel. L. Julius. Row 5; L. Stieffel. C. Moffel. N. Klesscr. T. Lindslrom, L Tarhay. M. Walker. A. Stevenson. S. Thomas. Kappa Delta L. to R.. Row 1: K. Albright. S. Jones. B. Peters. P. Bechtol. P. Boehmor. Row 2: C. Maslak. N. Williams. N. Johns, S. Drozd. W. Douthitt, L. Herron. M. J. Gaspere. J. Spirnak. B. Ijjims. Row 3: G. Preis. D. Chapman. K. Taylor. P. Baird. D. Hand. L. Fultz. D. Myers. S. Oliver. C. Cook. B. Swisher, M. Skcriotis. Row 4: L. Baker. M. Keeler, M. Jones. C. Schaffers. L. Hansen. T. Ciccarcll. 1’. Collins. S. Mester, K. Bierer. D. Prusinowski. M. Bastecky. S. Swadle. 120 Theta Chi L to R.. Row 1: M. Brady. J. DIBruno, B. Willis. B. Boll. T. Minnell. V. Repagna, Mrs. Blytli, G. Eckert. T. Bradeis. Row 2: D. Nelson. G. Powell, D. VanWie. G. Danelti. P. Gerchack. P. Morgan. P. Burke, M. Heimendinger. |. Krcuzer. W. Proctor. K. Sturm. R. Davis. F. Gorshin. L. Stltn«rr. G. Jones. M. Cicotello, T. Bear. K. Brasington. Row 3: R. Fox. K. Knaus. |. Peterson. T. Mcpler. G. l.usardl. G. Perdue. S. Vento, I). Yacubovlch. R. Burke. S. Atteridge. M. Switala. 121 Sigma Pi 122 L. lo R. Row 1: R. Anderson. I. Yaksick, K. Uebauer. C. Ueemer. Row 2: G. Sapp. Dr. Boykin, Li. Price. B. Blythe. B. Licb. J. Williams D Vidic I Haley. T. Sloanc. G. Wclteroth. 1- Giusti. J. Draper. M. Saunders. B. Tack. Row 3: K. Pruss, N. Stewart. R. Blum. D. Parr, c! Kina. H Clendensi n T Zawacki. S. Shefchek. B. Morrow. B. Trojan. B. Suit. |. Tenner. G. Hughes. D. Catalfano. B. Pyle. B. Essigman. N. Dellaverxhio. Phi Sigma Epsilon L. toR.. Row 1: B Hill. L Mercuro. M Gardner. R. Blum. J. Cuda. Row 2: D. Emsl. B. Reynolds. J. Kozain. G. LeBlond C Slrevie H n M CapmoT I)unncCOmbS W‘ Anderson• T‘ Thompson- B- Palishnoek. T. Morricllo. F. Kuhl. Row 4: T. Ewinjj. B. Reiser. T. Eisenmon! 123 Sigma Sigma Sigma i L to R.. Row 1: S. Slripp, C. Haley. T. Fcdak, I). Quikk, C l.ysoll. Row 2: S. Schislcr. R. Viera. P. Robinson. M. Bonfatla, N. Monil. P. Humeniuk. I. Dennison. P. Benson. Row 3: S. Sankey. D. Forimish. C. Brannon. Row 4: D. Young. K. Seaman. M Augustine. J. Bryant. A. Flynt. M. Zelina. N. Nubcr. 1. Flanigan. 1. Barnes. B. Withrow. Roiv 5: S. Reinalcy, L Zell. I. Spampinato. M. Harvey, f Elewski. J. Cervcny. B. Forsythe. D. Walls. K. Costa. 124 Phi Mu Delta 125 L to R.. Row 1: W Dcngler, D. Wa lk. Row 2: I). Hartman. R. DeMoss. B. Stutz. G. Pinkerton. R. Wood. B. Sherwood. Row 3: R. Carson. W. Dollman. D. Hatfield. F. Ludu. J. J. Dennion. B. Zentncr. R. Kienzle. C. Zimmerman. Row 4: J. Boner. B. Rotunda. B. Shadlc. I). Schmitt. C. Vorobok. Being Together 134 136 ALPHA PHI OMEGA: - f R.. Row 1: J. Pancuriak. Row 2: R. Nori. B. Hickey, I). Capulo. D. Litzinger. Row 3: B. Kirker. A. Carlson. C. Clark. R. Biondi. P. Worley. P. Liesrxowsky. - 137 Student P.S.E.A. Stajjc Band COLLEGE CHOIR: L to R.. Row 1: M. J. Hammers. D. Bools. L Fultz, C. Schaffers. J. Heill. B. Brown. M. Connelly. S. Slack, K. Pyle. N. Coulter. J. Dewitt. P. Jenkins. J. McCracken. $. Kin - Row 2: J. Chetnik. M. Pecak, S. Mudlcr. M. Mooney. T. Weaver. C. Callis. M. H. WaRncr. W. Douthctt. E. Hopf. J. McCracken. K. Simmons. W. Crider. Row 3: C. Mitchelltree. L Aiello. A. Green. T. Dursa. K. Ritz. F. Cloud. J. LUcinndro, L. Frescarelli. D. W'irick.T. Bavuso. D. Good. K. Sickles. 138 WOMEN'S CI.EE CLUB: L lo R.. Row J: R. Brown. L Ia gston. G. Eich. A. Wtorkowski. L. Zurynski. J. Lagnese, |. Nupp. M. Hogue. C. Daranski. D. Adams. D. Weiner, S. McConnell. J. Mease. W. Douthetl. Row2:hA. Miller. J. Voytko. M. Kunkle. M. Curry. E. Nimal. L. Schneider. T. Wzbnitz. M. E. Wagner. E. Wright. S. Zcldcs. K. Pyle. B. Ganley.). McCracken. Row 3: M. Fitzpatrick. J. Manson, M. Siska. C. Hissom. M. Kisef. M. Stack. S. Burkett. A. Baricklow. M. Simmons. B. Will. M. Jones. K. Olbride. H Concert Band I I 139 Saxigena Staff MO Student Photographers Color — Dottie Wilson Black and white — Tom Ewing Laura DeNardo Janice Poland Jerry Laychak Lois Worthington Cover Laura DeNardo Professional Photographers H. I. Murray Peter J. deDoux Sue Hotchkiss Robert Neely A1 Stewart Secretary Lorrie Nolan Advisor Mr. Don DiSpirito Kathy Walagura. Associate; Editor. Lynne Moosman, Editor. Seniors Melinda Mihm. Editor Student Life Kathy Evans. Editor Activities Mary DeRubeis. Editor Sports Dave DeLuca, Editor Organizations Hope Patterson and Linnette Motillo, Editors ui STUDENT GOVERNMENT: L to R.. Row 1: H. UliRkski. C. Tice. Row 2: S. Gills. T. MacFadden. M. Sleimer. J. Coleman. L. Basilonc. J. Kulick. R. McNutt. Row 3: M. Residue. R. Rowlands. M. Nicholson. M. Cimino. Dr. Cobb. K. Johnson. Row •� : R. Curry. J. Poulos. R. Ardinsor. W. Proctor. B. Winnie. A. Antovski. C. Smythe. B. Chapman. CINGER HILL: L to R.. Row 7. D. Strayer. M. Vanslette. T. MacFadden. V. Lombardi. Z. Falcon. Row 2:1. McCulloch. T. Volpe. R. Ardinxcr. B. Mcrtens. D-Lopwcc, A. Schiflet. T. Bowser. 142 STUDENTS FOR FREE EXPRESSION: L to R.. Row 1: V. Slcimer. J. Quarles. T. MaeFadden. D. Sciullo. K. Taylor. Row 2: M. Palm. S. Lowe. M. Steimer. |. Coleman. A. Anto. Nutty. D. Riferberx. E. Chuchko. 143 PHILOSOPHY CLUB: L to R.. Row J:D. Flick. K. Thompson. B. Neal. D. Strayer. U4 INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: _ lo ft. Row J: P. Jenkins. D. Dezenrlck. R. Jenkins. L Kelley. Row 2: B. Sale. C. Heath. R. Bjombei . Dr. Dean Cooke. D. Brcathowcr. J. Cameron. R. Thomas. 145 RECREATION PARKS: L. to R.. Row 1: D. Kadylac. D. I-onRO. S. Zddes. S. Shelley. Row 2: D. Weiner. S. Gabel. J. Williams. Mr. J. O'Dell. Row 3: S. Giles. B. Prokay. J. Rckasie. K. Green. |. Harrison. J. Rekasie. M. Hess. 146 PHYSICS CLUB: L to R.. Row 1: D. Barron. S. Fosch, L Baird. J. George. K. Prince. B. Romano. Row 2: F. Benvin, T. Shnur. C. Crogo. Dr. R. Miller. CIRUNA: L to R.. Row 1: A. Goswami. W. Dollman. C. Kocis. Row 2: M. Leet. N. Bokhoor. G. Bcrondowski. Mr. C Hartwig. Dr. D. F. Mcgnin, A. Barrera. SPANISH CLUB: L to R.. Row 1: S. Hentzel. E. Nelson. G. Wladyka, K. Fonlanesi. Row 2: L Mallory. D. Kupas. |. Kobeda. M. Kiser. D. Johnson. Row3: D. Gardner. S. Marino. N. Risinjjer. M. Leet. E. Pinsker. C. D. Hogue. Row 4: N. Peppert. J. Schnaufer. M. Rowlcs. M. Vaupel. |. Malhe. U7 NEWMAN CENTER: L to R., Row 1: A. Bohrcr, P. Cricco. L. Schmaus. M. Hogue. M. Brehm. K. Mauck. S. Tamer. D. Stepko. L. Woodward. Row 2: C. Dambach. N. Esposito. M. Angert, J. Sullivan. P. Hardl. Fr. John. A. Conley. E. Maslaney, C. Hohla. D. Trozzo. Row 3: M. Yanello. L. Gureacz. P. Oliver, L. Redmond. K. Ritz. C. Simoni, G. Lampl. L Dus.ik, T. Surdyk. U8 A.R.H.S.: L to R . Row 1: J. George. E. Fielder. L. Cafaro. R. MancuSO. J. Nolan. J. Miller. R. Wolf. L. Hoover. M. La Marco. Row2: K Lewandowskl, J. Chestnut. R. Sheesley, B. Kecich. D. [ewart. A. Martin. J. Hart,). Jones. S. Banos. P. Hepner. Row 3:8. Conner. D. Milosvich. M. Markin. D. Jacobs. L. Bryan. VETS CLUB: L to R., Row 1: D. Hcnnon. R. Kennedy. Row2: K. Johnston. H. Hutchinson. J. P. Taylor, G. Pecohi. T. Yohe, M. Woyoto-vich. D. Carr. Row3: J. Buchan. L. Bresnahan. S. Sprowlcs. L). Wci«al. 1). Stoll. J. Gasperini. J. Grau. D. Gaff. R. Romestan. E. Huttie. R. Bulford. GEOLOGY CI.U8: L to R.. Row 1: T. Larko. C. Kravltz. Dr. Ward. L. Mercuro. R. Petrus. B. Leonard. R. Hill. Row 2: D. Smith. G. Usachak. C. Brcnnon, D. Hupe. T. Trautman. C. McGinnis. K. Prince. T. Surdyk. WNFT RADIO: L to R.. Row 1: M. Kiclor, B. Kirkcr, D. Litzlngcr. V. Co .ad, B. McChain. J. Chctnik. |. Brooks. M. A. Fisher. B. Chapman. Row 2: D. Walter. R. A. Uhlig, S. Tamer. R. Demko. P. Kiley, B. Wright, S. Trimble, P. Hartman. Row 3: A. Green. K. Krepinevich. J. Dennion. R, Jenkins. B. Patton. B. Snyder. W. Dollman. E. VVashlaski. Row •J.-L Frasoardll. B. Stulz. K. Grcgo. M. Young. S. Coffelt. G. Kaska. P. Stigltch. O. Tymkiu. K. Reardon. 150 ROCKET STAFF: L. to R.. Row 1:T. MacFaddcn. L. Sobona. M. Goga. S. Burke. B. Wismer. Row 2: Mr. G. Waite. J. Poland. I.. Stewart. D. Cann. M. Kapalko. B. Hallam, N. Ometruk. J. Rude. 151 CERMAN CLUB: .. to R.. Row 1: E. Hopf. M. Mooney. V. Rltenour. Row2: S. Dali. M. Roach. W. Crider. S. AlbriRhl. M. Rossetti HEAD RESIDENTS AND MALL ADVISORS: L to R„ Row t: I.. Sardinsky — H.R.. L Schworm — H R.. L. Yart — H.R.. M. McClymonds — H R.. Mrs. Fox — H.K.. C. Brunig — H.R.. V Carraway — H.R.. R. Welly — H R. Row 2: J. Hill. V. Gibson. M. Sheets. M Murphy. C Kennedy. F Cubberley. C. Bednar. L. Rodgers. J. Collinear. J. Plccula. Row 3:J. Regan. K. Rcttstadt. E. Vcllcsig. I- Russell. K. Mauck. M. Demina. C Lysell. M. B. Yanmcllo. N. Bune-Kin. Y. Jones. R. Powers. S. Gapiglio. D. Lyons. S. Whitehead. J. Powell. P. Murrin. C. King. Row 4: A. Stiles. A. Sparbanic. C. Smith. C. Mikush. |. Davis. K. Blue. B. Reed. P. Henry. D. Crunklcton. J. Keenan, M. Farabcc. K. Reynolds. R. Kivlan. K. Sturm. C Hayes. OFFICIALS CLUB: L to R.. Row 1: J. Milanovich. Mr. Bover. S. Panchick. Row 2: E. Marge. B. Panck. B. Long. G. Brink. K Reynolds. C. McNamara. D. Ort-mann. 156 ‘ e drs. r.C ine- ORCHESIS: L to R.. Row 1: B. Smith, S. Marsh, D. Smith. M. DcRubeis. B. Lombardo. J. Ferguson. J. Formica. J. Miller. P. Lain . D. Yannicllo. D. Bozclla. M. Stcffcy. Row 2: B. Locliger. K. Regan. L. Zurynski. K. Kerman. M. Buck. N. Otto. M. A. Wolf. R. Hess. S. Brown. K. Galik. L. Henry. Row 3: M. Kirkpatrick. P. Bossert. T. Janus. M. A. Grabowski. K. Lombardy. E. Chabalka. B. Thomson. C. Johnson. L McClure. M. DeManno. D. Kadylak. Row f'J. Rekasie, I). Speer. M. Banky. R. Mattcucci. P. Kluchurosky. G. Bailey. T. Schnur. L. Gross. T. Tatala. K. Parker. I H.P.E.R. MAJORS CLUB: L. to R.. Row J:C. Kern. S. Hutchison. R. Marty. J. Graham. S. Albright. S. Courlet. V. Montgomery, B. Bartholomew, S. Sheehan. R. McDonald, D. Jones. Row 2: A. Palmiero. T. McGarry. V. Montgomery. D. Niccum. S. Icraci. D. Vuksanovich, I. Icraci. D. Kissel). Z. Patterson. K. Galik. D. Yan-rt- iello. L Mitchell. B. Hart. Row 3: N. Moore. M. Buck. B. Trump. T. Vogt. M. DcRubeis. L Rcbish. M. Marak. P. Pajewski. C. Zerfoss. L. Dixon. N. Coulter. S. Calaboyias. D. McElroy. K. Ruhland. L. Keenan. M. Kaminski, J. Venables. Row4:9. Banos, M. Day. A. Mancos. S. Swader. F. Sieving. D. Butler. J. Hill. D. Nord-blom. K. Simmons. D. McRobcrts. T. Briggs. |. Olson. K. Albright, M O'Conner. M. Resinol. B. Loeliger, M. Castncr. Row 5: D. Miller. P. Cappatt. D. Hulse. M. Envin. A. Wvenschel. S. Mook. K. Cole. D. Good. D. Brown. T. Baliukas. M. Ferrence. J. Dudcrstadt. D. Collins. W. Crider. M. Forsythe. S. Henderson. L McClure. 157 Our Campus 162 Workers Around the College Apartment i d cmh il� c oneness of us Dorm Life Carmine Abate Colleen Abernathy Stanley Adamski Joyce Adey Audrey Aiello Sharon Albright Stephanie Albright William Alfcra Phyllis Alfreda Brent Allen Thomas Aluise Beverly Anderson Maxine Anderson Kathleen Andrasko Sherry Andre Mary Angert Cherly Anson Alex Anto Christine Arbanas Marlene Arms Kenneth Armstrong Patti Ashton 174 Deborah Austin Christine Axe Gladys Ayers James Bailey William Bain Priscilla Baird Mark Balbach Theophla Baliukas Carlyn Ballentinc Arlene Balog Susan Banas Dale Banaszak Kathleen Barchesky Margaret Bamas Allison Barnes Dorsey Barnes Linda Barnes Kathy Barnhart Nicollette Barr Grace Ann Barron Cheryl Bartholf Larry Basilone Regina Bastress Deborah Bauman Diana Baumsartel Sharon Boyer Thomas Beck Thomas Beckett Gary Beerton Sherrie Begley Philip Belin Janet Bell Tom Benjamin James Bennett George Berendowski E. Richard Berger Joseph Berkely Gary Berton Richard Biondi Robert Birdseye Noro Bires Cynthia Blaha Jeanette Blair Thomas Blosc Cathy Bluemling Richard Blum Robert Bly Robert Blythe Rose Marie Bobrzynski Ronald Bolam Robert Bolt Jeannette Bobulsky Laurel Bodnar Gary Bogan Diana Boots Gary Boots 177 Paul Bozella Arlene Bradford Sharon Bradley Marilyn Braine Deborah Book Mary Ann Boyer Paul Boyer Sharon Brcwington Toni Briggs Carl Brink Debra Brown Helen Brown Sandra Brubach 178 Candice Brunig Carol Bucha Bernadette Busch Susan Busch Carla Busin John Buchhan Judy Buck Leslie Bulard Ronald Bulford Judyn Bundy Robert Bundy Barbara Burg Nancy Burke Ronald Burke Donald Burr Katherine Bun-Laurel Burnett Kevin Bussard Albert Bussoletti William Bussoletti Diane Butler Margaret Byers Lee Byler Robert Calandra Cathlcen Cameron 179 Gayle Capor Gloria Carozza Vernon Carraway Patrick Capatt Sherry Carpenter Dennis Carroll Mary Jane Cardullo Arlene Carr Robert Carson John Cardwell Georgia Carr Karl Castor Phyllis Campbell Lynne Campisi Ray Carothcrs William Carr William Caughie Patricia Checks Carol Ciardo Michael Cirincione John Coleman John Cemate Judith Chiodo Dennis Cindrick Kathleen Cole Deborah Conley Shirley Charles Ireta Christensen Robert Cavalier Susan Chemicky Theresa Ciciarelli Janice Colaluca Jacqueline Colwes William Chapman Alexander Cheyne Patricia Cipollone Susan Cole Marilyn Conn Carl Clark Patricia Colwell 181 Jane Cooper Thomas Cowlter Barbara Constant Sherlyn Conway Lynn Cook Michael Cooper Walter Cooper Barbara Costello Sandra Crookshank Eugene Currie Carl Dambach Sara Craig Timothy Crede Rose Crespo Janet Crosscn Bonnie Culp James Cunning Douglas Custcad Barbara Cutchall Craig Cutchall Margaret Cvetic Karen Daniels Claudia Darroch Carol David Susan Davis Karen Dawso Victoria DeCowsks Darwin Delappa Nick Dcliavecchio David Delozier Grove Deming Nancy Denny Patricia DePriter Linda DeSanzo Patrick Detterback Joyce DeWitt Bonnie Dibregorio Caroline DiBuono Pamela Dickson Debra Dille Earl Dillner Gail Dize Mary Doddo Marla Dodds Roger Donaldson 183 Going My Way? Kathleen Doran Wanda Douthitt Beth Doults Carolyn Downey Timothy Drenncn Kathryn Drosjack Daniel Drotar Sally Drozo Cail Dunham Sandra Dunlap Richard Dunmire Anthony Dursa Adela Eannarino Cynthia Eaton Marjorie Eggenbcrger Rochelle Eltz John Erharb Marcia Erwin Charles Eury 186 George Enos Paul Fabish Mary Lou Fagan Donna Fairhead Jill Fansmith Frank Farina Jane Fassinger Robert Favre ■I Karen Fawcett Karen Federinko Sheryl Fclbcrg Sara Fcldbauer Crisey Ferrone Vickie Fertig Nancy Fetterman Rebecca Fike 187 I Kenneth Finucan Nancy Firkaly Edward Flanigan April Flynt Lois Foley Susan Foley Rita Fontaine Kathleen Forconi Brent Francisco Carol Frankhouser Judith Frey Daniel Friedeman Deborah Fry Elizabeth Fultz Nancy Furer Vincent Furtkevic Sandra Gabel Paulette Gabriel James Gaggin 188 Suzanne Gangewerc Patricia A. Ganster I I i Patricia B. Ganster Barbara Gaydosh Kenneth Geiger Patricia Gevenosky Patricia Gibb Joseph Giolto Catherine Gongola Denise Good Anil Goswami Cathy Gottron Alphons Green Cheryl Green Annette Grenci John Griffiths Linda Grindcl Mary Ann Grohal IR9 Marsha Gross Patricia Gross Suellen Groth J. Daniel Grove Bernard Grzybek Inge Guenther Linda Guidish Mary Guy Mary Haak Gerald Hack Robert Hackman Gayle Hagerly James Hahn Elizabeth Haley Cheryl Hall Musa Hall Edith HaUett Patricia Hamilton Mary Jane Hammers Carol Hammonds Robert Hancharik Barbara Hanson Patricia Harris Mary Hart John Hartle Janet Hartwick Jack Halfield Charlotte Heeter Janet Heil Diane Heiman Thomas Hepler Susan Hepner Laura Herron Barbara Hetrick I 191 Bruce Hickey Dennis Hilgar Ruby Hill Sharon Hill Thomas Himes Cynthia .Hissem Robert Hoffman Ioann Hogue Barbara Hollowniczky Frank Horn Clifford Horter Gertrude Houghton Charles Hohla Edward Holler David Hollingsworth Cathy Houseman Patricia Howell Virginia Howard Mary Huba Douglas Hudson Judy Hudson Gerald Hughes Dennis Hulse I 192 Barbara Humphries Ronald Hunt Virginia Hunt Nancy Hunter Wallace Hunter David Hupc Donald Hutchison Brian Idzik Elizabeth leraci Sandra leraci Patricia Imbrogn Louis Irace Sharon Jackson Deborah Janicka Steven Jaros Margaret Jeannette Lynne Jellison Thomas Jenkins Daniel Jennings Judith Jewell Irvin Johnson Marsha Jones Kenneth Kaczmorski Thomas Kalasky Cyinthia Kale George Kalidonis James Kamandulis Thomas Kamerer Nancy Kanyok David Kasauich Karen Kasay Steve Kasperik Cheryl Kasyan o 194 Joan Kaufman Ronald Kazor Debra Keefer Allen Keenan Janice Keffer Cindy Kennedy Arlinc Kerns Doreen Kerr William Kerr Nancy Kielar Marilyn Kildoo Robert Kirkcr William Kirker Frances Kissel Richard Kivlan Nancy Klcsser Paula Kluchurosky Zuzanna Kmiecik Michelle Knapek Deborah Koch Sue Koch Joanne Kowalski Larry Kratzenberg Susan Krenke Donna Krivach Cathy Krumlauf Joanne Kulick Paul Lack Lea Lang John Lange Linda Lavie Charles Law Marybeth Leap Karen Lepiane Charles Lesnick Gary Lewandowski Kathryn Lewis Laureat Lewis Linda Leninger 196 Janet Liesinger Pat Lieszkovsky Susan Linn Bonnie Loiacono Ronald Love Joseph Lisciandro Barbara Lombard Howard Lowry James Listak James Long Keith Luczak Susan Liszka Elaine Long Donna Ludwig David Litzinger Diane Lorence Janice Ludwig 197 r Donna Maiello Edward Margie Brenda Martin Barbara Majestic Edith Miller Florence Martin Elaine Luther Debbie Lynn Mary Jane Lyons Shirley Maddigan Elizabeth Mahoney Sandra Mahoney Janies Malone Daria Mann Barbara Maradin Paul Machcsky Deborah Marinucci Deborah Marshall IV 9 Patricia Martin Lorraine Massaro Lucy Mastrangelo Judy Mazzocca Diane McAfee fames McBride Susan McCafferty Richard McCandless William McChain Linda McClure Milton McCommons Patricia McCool William McElhinney Deborah McElroy Gavin McGaffic 199 Richard McKinney Marsha McKissick Maureen McMahon Charlotte McMichael Richard McNutt Rebecca McQuiston lames McReynolds Kathryn McRoberts Randolph Medwin Sara Megran Debra Meier Sandra Meleason Margaret McGrogan Bonita Mclntirc Joy McMurray Bonita McShane Carol Metcalf 200 I I « I . James Mihalacki Connie Miley Janet Miller Tom Miller Walter Moody Marilyn Miller Mark Miller Mary Miller Timothy Miller Thomas Minnet Cheryl Moffett John Molinaro Mary Monroe Sharon Mook Susan Mooney Robert Moore James Morrow 201 Linda Mottem Linette Mottillo Susan Mueller Judith Mulkerin Nancy Mullin Sara Mullin Julie Mummey Donna Munsick Patricia Murphy Penny Murrin Patricia Muslovski I Nancy Myers Susan Myers Teresa Myers Jane Nash Susan Nastal Phyllis Nastasi Phyllis Neighley Mary Neiswender Ethel Nelson Harlan Nelson Janet Nemes Elaine Neubeck 202 Kimberly Newingham Virginia Nichols John O’Neill Maureen O'Neill Jack O'Roark David Ortmann Elizabeth Nicholson Jan Nicmi Roberta Novosel Alice Nunes Timothy Numes Linda Ober Bonita Oswald Gregory Pacelli Linda Pack Phyllis Pajewski Joann Palchinsky William Panek Jacquelyn Parimuha Hope Patterson Beth Paules Richard Perry Robert Pfingstcn Steven Piccirilli Cameron Pickens Patrick Pino Ellen Pinsker Andrew Pirich Deborah Polca Tricia Pollard Janice Porter Alton Powe Walter Powell 204 Ronald Proudfoot Daniel Prozialeck Patrick Pruent Paula Puskarich Robert Putnam Kenneth Rader Barbara Radovic Susan Ranck Robert Rannard Vincent Rapagna Richard Reager John Rebovich Janet Reck Diane Rector Curtis Red foot Kathy Reed Cynthia Reichl Thirzah Reichert Christine Reinhardt 205 0 Karen Reinhard Carol Rehn James Renckly Juanita Renner Marsha Resinol Keith Reynolds Carmel Ricciardulli Gregg Rickettson George Rickley Roberta Ritchey Donna Rivers Francis Robertson Marsha Rock Dennis Rockwell Elaine Roscoe Kathryn Ross Sandra Ross Claire Rotuno David Rowe Barbara Rose Arlene Rosenbaum Annette Roseto 206 James Rowe Dale Rublee Albert Ruby Mary Ruffing James Rumsey Elizabeth Russo Linda Rutter Joseph Sabol Linda Sadauskas Sharon Sadlon Ronald Salsovic Joseph Saner Kenneth Sauer Donna Scola Rosalie Scappino Claire Schaefers 208 Susan Schenck Janet Schilberg Diane Schmader Valdine Schvvilm Sharon Sciranko Dennis Sciullo Susan Schneider Patrick Schrum Thomas Schumucher Deborah Schweickert Jacqueline Scott Mary Lou Scdoris Paul Seeman Patrice Sharkey Daniel Shearer Mary Lou Shearer Shirley Sepich Sandi Shadle Linda Shank Janice Sharek 209 Steve Shcfchek Edvin Shever Muriel Shiderly Victor E. Shields Deloris Shulik Tom Shupe Ronald Sidum Karen Silvis Karen Simmons Deborah Sidlinger Glenn Sipos Lois Sippel Debra Sisti Karen Sisko Robert Skaneski Mary Ann Skowron 210 Gregory Slatcoff Pamela Smalley Charles Smith Doris Smith Edward Smith Stephen Smith Frank Socha Denise Solly Carol Soergel Patricia Smouse Robert Smullin Julie Snee Richard Snively Gary Sovesky Deborah Spangler Susanne Spudich Christine Stabile Marylenne Stachura Susan Stake Susan Stackman Sharon Steele 211 212 Marybelle Stein Diann Stell Eugenia Steratore Fay Steving Marilyn Stewart Margaret Stuck Theresa Stopka William Suit David Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Randall Surface Connie Swartzbcck Richard Tabis William Tack Debra Tarnosky Lucette Tarhay Karen Taylor Irene Telcsz Eleanor Testa Beverly Thomas Franklin Thomas Kathleen Thomas Lawrence Thompson Candace Tice Elizabeth Tindall Diane Tirpak Robert Thompson Carol Tita Jacquelyn Turner Martha Turner Carole Urbaniak Robert Tkacik Victoria Tomasovic Timothy Trautman Cheryl Trainer Donna Tekavcc Nicholas Uram Joanne Valicenti Shirley Van Buren Carol Van Dyke 213 Deborah Walick Sally Walker Patrick Walsh Robert Vehee Annette Vella Janet Venables Charles Venglarik Jean Verdell Paul Vislay Shirley Volitich Janet Volk Carol Vona Charles Vorobok Denise Vuksanovich Deborah Walker Cathy Waltermire Terry Walters Pam Warcola Debrah Ward Karen Ward Stephen Ward Rhonda Ware Diane Warholic Jill Washburn Marcia Washborn Roger Washburn Greg Wasniewski Jeffrey Webster Thomas Weckerly Sharon Weidl Glenn Weidman Gilda Westfall John Wiley Barbara Will Kim Williams 215 I Judith Williamson Marian Williamson Paul Williamson Rebecca Wismer Bridget Witherovv Kathleen Witkowski Debra Wolfe Jerry Woomer Patrick Worley Becky Williams Sharon Williard Ronald Wilson Dennis Wolenski Colleen Wozniak Dennis Wray 216 Kathy Wyke Gregory Yaworski Elaine Young Patricia Yuergert Terrence Zawacki « Roberta Yinger Kathleen Yonchak Kimberly Yothers Michael Yourchisin David Yovarovic Deborah Yovanovic Daniel Zacherl Karl Zanjicek Paula Zamoski Carol Zerfoss Jacquelyn Zilian Jean Zubak Gary Zugcr Musa Lynne Hall Peggy Shannon 217 Mrs. Katherine Guinn Assistant to the President Dr. Albert A. Watrel President Dr. Champ R. Storch Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. James N. Roberts Vice President For Academic Affairs Dr. Donald L. Thompson Vice President for Administrative Affairs Dr. Wesley N. Laing Dean. School of Social and Behavioral Sciences Dr. George W. Smith Dean, School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Dr. Robert A. Lowry Dean of the Graduate School Dr. B. Wayne Walker Dean. School of Education Dr. Albert E. Schmittlein Dean, School of Humanities and Fine Arts Dr. Narciso Gambereni Associate Dean of the School of Education Mr. Timothy Gallineau Dean of Students Dr. Charles G. Shinaberry Dean of Summer School and Continuing Education Dr. Ray A. Owen Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs — 222 Dr. Robert E. Raymond Athletic Director Dr. Bradley F. Keith Associate Dean of the School of Health. Physical Education and Recreation Mr. L. H. Heddleston Director of College Union 223 I I 224 Miss Victoria E. Fox Director of Employee Relations Mr. Paul A. Stieman Director of Computer Services Mr. Henry G. Hamby, Jr. Director of Planning and Development Mr. Carl L. Laughncr Director of Alumni Affairs Mr. Joseph C. Marks Registrar Mr. Steve A. Gagliardo Director of Housing 725 Mr. James S. Svolos Director of Placement Mr. Donald D. DiSpirito Director of Public Relations and Publications Mr. Thomas L. Assistant Director of Admissions 226 Mr. Robert J. Watson Assistant Registrar r. Donald F. Megnin Director of International Education I Mr. John R. Carpenter Sports Information Director Mr. Francis A. Farmer, Jr. Coordinator of Special Student Programming Mrs. Kathleen S. Platt Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs Mrs. Kathleen S. Vincent Assistant Director of Public Relations and Publications 727 Miss Ellen H. Perrin Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs Mrs. Jean S. Wanchick Coordinator of Special Student Programming Mr. Arthur Van Conklin Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. George A. Sorg Facilities and Conference Coordinator 228 Mr. Allen McClymonds Business Manager Mr. Michael G. Sardinsky Coordinator of Student Activities Mr. Arthur Garret Dietician Mr. Harold E. Helmrich Chief Librarian 229 230 English Row 1, L to R. Mrs. P. Martin E. Walsh Dr. R. Biswagner Dr. E. Bass Dr. E. H. Davis Mrs. C. Thoman Dr. J. O’Malley Dr. S. Curry Dr. A. Hart Row 2, L. to R. Dr. M. Sharma Dr. E. Koppcr D. Long Music Row J. L. to R. C. Holden Mrs. K. Bentel G. Bentel C. Swope Dr. E. Sims N. Cleary Row 2 Miss M. Hartwig Dr. A. Hersh D. Baker Mrs. J. Baker B. Scarnati Standing J. Usetman Speech and Theater Seated, L. to R. R. Miller R. Stewart Dr. C. Willard Dr. M. I. Kuhr M. Carless Dr. J. Riggs Standing, L. to R. Dr. T. Walters Dr. T. Walwik Dr. O. Holtan Dr. R. Wallace D. Melsness Miss M. Marzolf Health Science Row 1, L. to R. K. Lowry Dr. L. Lowing Dr. J. Pennell S. Kcndziurski Mrs. J. Murray Dr. R. Whaley Miss L. Whaley Physical Education Sitting, L to R. Dr. W. Hotchkiss Dr. D. Auxtcr Mrs. S. Fleming Miss L. Hasko Standing, L. to R. C. Wettig I. Egli Dr. W. Herman Mrs. L. Sack Dr. R. Abersold S. Banjak Miss J. Hamilton Dr. A. Griffiths M. Hankison Recreation Seated Dr. J. Shiner Standing, L. to R. R. DiSpirito E. Boyer |. Odell Dr. C. Chase 231 Secondary Education Seated. L. to R. M. Shiring Dr. J. W. McKay Dr. R. Lister Standing, L. to R. Dr. H. Goehring A. Wiley Dr. P. Black Dr. C. Combs Dr. G. Fikc Dr. H. Lenz Special Education Row 1, L to R. Row 2. L. to R. On Ladder Dr. Berner F. Livingston C. Nagel Mrs. R. Ross D. Fair Mrs. L. Krehely Dr. D. Stauffer Dr. R. Myers Miss M. Ondrusko A. Callow Dr. J. Dinger Elementary Education Seated L. to R. Dr. A. Lid cl Mrs. P. Knoll Dr. M. Barker Dr. M. A. Weller Row 2. L. to R. Dr. C. Stroumbakis Dr. Hunkier Dr. W. G. Quast Row 1. L to R. Dr. M. A. McKay Dr. W. Weimer Dr. J. Badgett Dr. M. Shinaberr Row 3 Dr. D. Mohler Dr. J. Mudrey Dr. M. Combs Dr. D. Cooke Dr. W. Polk C. Rice 1 232 Philosophy L to R. R. Taylor Dr. E. Wells W. Oman Dr. T. Kenupper Dr. R. Macoskey Art Front Row, Kneeling, L. to R. K. Guill R. Crayne J. Myford Row 2, L. to R. }. Semelbaucr Mrs. A. Heriot G. Brunken Row 3 ]. Wink 233 Physics Around Table L. to R. Dr. G. Highland Dr. J. Fearday Dr. R. Miller Dr. B. Kearney Dr. M. Holland G. Granneman Chemistry Row 1, L. to R. Row 2, L to R. Dr. C. Dresden Dr. G. Smith Dr. H. Smith M. Willis Dr. W. Sayre Dr. N. Papanik Mathematics Row l. L to R. H. Voltz Dr. H. Campaignc Dr. W. Lindgreen Mrs. M. Allen Mrs. S. Sah Dr. C. Cunkle Dr. A. Pagano Row 2, L. to R. Dr. F. Pavlick M. Ross Dr. R. Hou Dr. R. Lewis Dr. C. McClure Dr. W. Brady Dr. M. Detlefsen Geology Row 1, L. to R. Dr. W. Chapman Dr. D. Watson Dr. C. Shultz Row 2. L. to R. Dr. F. Szucs Dr. A. Ward Dr. K. Bushnell R. Nordstrom Dr. R. Hinds I History Row 1, L to R. M. Matambanadza D. Kelly Dr. C. Settlemire Dr. R. Stackman Row 2. L. to R. Dr. D. Golding C. Shaw Dr. K. Martin D. Rose Dr. O. Ross Dr. R. Duncan J. Nichols llis re lik 235 Library Science Seated, L. to R. A. Back Miss R. Wilhelm Mrs. F. Walsh Standing M. Thompson Student Teaching Row 1, L. to R. Row 3, L. to R. Library Sealed, L. to R. Dr. G. Price H. Helmrich Miss C. Siegrist Miss E. King Mrs. L. Brown Mrs. M. A. Potter Standing, L. to R. Mrs. P. Wallace E. Neff L Razzano R. Love R. Wood Miss M. Stephen R. Lamson L. Como Dr. W. Will kens Mrs. B. Lewis Miss V. Kollar Mrs. V. Boyle Mrs. M. Betres J. Daily J. Renn Row 2. L to R. Row 4, I., to R. Dr. M. McFeaters Dr. N. Hale Dr. O. McClure Hn f I nnr A. Barnes Miss B. Waters Dr. R. Farls r-� _ f r — 1... Modern Languages Sociology and Anthropology Seated. L. to R. Dr. J. Unterwagner Dr. E. Bend Dr. K. Bhatia Standing, L. to R. M. McMullen Mrs. J. Capron Dr. M. Sozan Dr. W. Taylor Dr. S. G. Mani L. Lee Seated, L to R. Dr. K. Boykin Dr. P. Annable Dr. R. Pallas Miss M. Fausold Dr. H. Copeland Standing, L. to R. Dr. R. Boykin R. Campisi C. Tichy Dr. E. Schwartz Dr. G. Lebredo Dr. C. Navarro Dr. F. Graham F. Trecasse Geography Standing, L. to R. Dr. E. Wilhelm Mrs. B. Buchert T. Hannon Dr. A. Grotewold P. Rizza Dr. J. Hughes P. Urbscheit Dr. K. Bognar 23 7 Psychology Left to Right Dr. M. Akhtar Dr. J. Sample L. Fox Dr. W. Kirk Dr. D. Shaw Dr. C. Toepfer Educational Psychology and Guidance Seated, L. to R. Mrs. S. Lowers H. Buhler Dr. C. Porter Miss B. Whitehill Dr. S. A. Chen Dr. D. Wykoff Standing, L. to R. Dr. M. Stone Dr. C. Bennett Dr. A. Wolfgarth Dr. D. Voss Mrs. M. Dent Dr. N. Crook Dr. J. Landrum Dr. j. Stallone C. Brochetti Dr. L Upton Economics and Business Seated. L. to R. Dr. P. Worthington Dr. J. Horton R. Stewart Row 2, L. to R. Mrs. P. Boyer Mrs. U. Albers Row 3, L to R. Dr. P. Baroutsis Dr. G. Quick Dr. S. Son 238 A We enter the world alone, we leave it alone. — Froude I would like Jo thank all of (hose people who have contributed their time and efforts to help us in the production of the 197.'i Suxigena. Especially Barb and Jane from the Public Relations Office for faithfully taking and relaying all of our messages. Dotlie for her long hours in the dark room, and l.orrie for always being there whenever I needed help. Lynne