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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

I I 1977 SAXIGENA Slippery Rock State College Contents Opening ..................page 2 Homecoming ...................12 Cultural Events ..............18 Sports .......................58 Activities ...................130 Organizations ...............154 Candids ......................190 Administration ...............198 Seniors ......................200 Closing ......................234 Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and Faltering man. Often the struggler has Given up when he might have Captured the victor s cup. And he learned too late, when The night slipped down. How close he was to the Golden crown. Success is failure turned Inside out — The silver tint of the Clouds of doubt — And you never can tell How close you are. It may be near when it Seems afar; So stick to the fight When you're hardest hit — It's when things seem worst That you mustn't quit. George Webster Douglas VCK November 1976 brought the Presidential elections in which many SRSC students were actively Involved. A new President. Jimmy Carter, was elected and a possible new era began. 8 9 Snow, snow, more SNOW! 10 11 12 The 1976-77 Homecoming activities at Slippery Rock began with a steak dinner in the cafeterias on Thursday. That evening, a hoedown was held in Snyder's Garage, with hayrides serving as transportation. A student pep rally kicked off Friday's activities. The Edmonds and Curley comedy team joked about SRSC. and various athletic coaches made comments on team efforts. Barbara Jackson was named Homecoming representative on the basis of QPA and extracurricular activities. As in past years. Shirley Comstock. a 1940 cheerleader, led the crowd in cheers. The SR Choir then sang the alma mater and a fireworks display topped off the rally. 13 The Playboy Club, complete with playboy bunnies, followed the rally. Edmonds and Curley entertained once again. Saturday proved to be a successful day with the parade down Main St. in the morning and victory over Ashland in the afternoon. Homecoming 76 ended with Shotgun, a boogie dance band, performing in the College Union that evening. 14 16 7 18 61 o o o CM CM o CM CM C C 0 c 1 Q O 6 6 6 As the first cultural program at the Rock, the Paul Winter Consort got the year off to an excellent start. The five members of this musical group presented the audience with instrumental songs from different cultures, using Camono bells, bongo drums and cymbals. PAUL WAMTAA AAMSAAT 20 fSYAttlfi ViLLK SLSLSJLSULSLSJL JLSULJLSL Featured during Psychic Week was Marlene Rothbort, an aurist, who lectured on how to use the energy that emanates from the body. Justin Pomeroy and Alice Gormley conducted workshops on palmistry and astrology. o rrrrirraTrrreTrTrro e o’jnnnnr nnns 5 5 vt'ii't'rririrrsTrinririnrtnrririrsTrir’S'trinrifTirs'is'vinprtrtnnrT 'Tririrjriririnnririrtnnnrirjrtnnnryjirtnnr fifcAMAM SALL ftSTiVAl ,gJLaflggggggggggggggQO.Q.POOPQOPoooooj A Bavarian folk dancing group from Pittsburgh left the German Fall Festival with the flavor of Germany. Also featured we re Nerbert Reemer and Rainer Wiedenbeck. secretaries at the German Embassy. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 O O P QQgQJ)J J ,QOQ o 3 Vinnie Burrows o opened Black Is Week o with her one-woman o show of poetry, prose ° and song. On the third o night. William Marshall o recreated a picture of ° slavery in An Evening ° with Frederick Dougin lass.” The week ended o with a dance by the 3 JOB Band. • 23 smms cro erro tt‘B‘eTrirririm AATAAAA AAMATAA ir Mu Musician, acrobat, clown and mime all describe the talents of Dimitriun clown extraordinaire. During his one-man show, Dimitri performed feats which exhibited all his talents and brought the audience to a standing ovation. 24 Alt ATAAATAAA NAMAA AASAAA A Streetcar Named Desire was chosen as the first play in a series of plays from the American theater. Dr. Orley Holton, director of the play, worked with a cast of which about half of the members were new. The play centers around the lives of Stanley and Stella Kowalski. Blanche DuBois and Harold Mitchell. These characters were played by Geno Petro, Karen Gomarac, Michele Cassella and David Taylor. 25 mi HA LL ANA AATAS With the fastest sellout in Slippery Rock history. Daryl Hall and John Oates had the audience dancing and clapping in their seats. MAS IAAAS TAAA ANA flAW AVAA IHA AAAKAA'S NASI 26 k H T L A N A T I A N A L AttlTAAA More than 1.000 high school students invaded the SRSC campus to participate in a variety of language activities and experiences. all a part of the Third Annual International Culture Day. Skits, slides, exhibits and foods were some of the events which represented the cultures from six continents. WAlftATAAM —t. In unpleasant weather, fifty stu-X dents walked fifteen miles to raise over $1200 in this Walk For The y Hungry. L MAVfcMfifcft A student dance program was featured at the Rock in the form of Womb. Tomb. Plume. Suzanne Fernandez, a senior at SR. directed, choreographed and danced in the production. 29 The Communications Department presented the play Pure as the Driven Snow, a melodrama by Paul Loomis. Directed by Student Skip Buttaccio, it included piano accompaniment, audience participation and specialty acts during intermission. Featured in the cast were: Cardi Forrest as Purity Dean, John Durandetta as Leander Longfellow. Paul Steinberg as Mortimer Frothingham, Brian Bolinger and Sandy Cole as the Logans. Gary Kiser and Leslie Hogue as E.Z. and Alison, and Dr. Ray Wallace as Mr. Piano. fiHAAUS AAAUT2 Author Charles Berlitz lectured on the mysterious disappearances that have occurred in the Bermuda Triangle. 31 ! ALA K AATS fAATIVAi The Duke and Duchess Pageant talent show, fashion show and concert were the featured activities at this year s Black Arts Festival. The Pageant started the Festival off with David Price and Toni Stowers crowned as Duke and Duchess. 1 i I I . I RAY AAAHANAN Complicated fingering highlighted the performance of Roy Buchanan in concert. With talented back-up musicians on keyboard, drums and bass, and coordinated lighting effects. Buchanan received continuous standing ovations which he acknowledged with an encore. AHAISIMAA fiAN kfcUfiHT SfcAVAfifc LASLSLHL A special event at the Newman Center is LaFernes. a coffee house every Saturday night. Movies, free popcorn and live entertainment by SR students provided an atmosphere in which to relax. 34 HATAAINA FAST Wednesday and Thursday nights one could get away from studying at the Hitching Post. This coffee house featured student performers as well as outside talent. 35 36 fiAU ftY 11 Gallery 11 is a continually changing exhibition in Eisen-berg Classroom Building which brings various artists and art forms to the SRSC campus. 37 AA H SIS 38 i fAAAUAAY MAYNAAA fAAAAAAN 39 O-'-t. 40 ftlA K AiSTAKY ViLLH Black History Week featured Darnell Scott directing an terpretive dance program and a performance by the SRSC Gospel Choir. There was a dance on the closing night. n 41 This winter season may not have been appreciated by anyone but the participants in rthe Winter Carnival. fThe Carnival included jsnow sculpture and .cross-country and' downhill skiing in its winter sports ac- .tivities. 42 THL HAUft The Children's Hour.” a drama by Lillian Heilman, was the story of two women who ran a boarding school for girls. Their school and their lives are ruined by the evil actions of one of their pupils. Directed by Laurie Stepanian. the cast included: Gretchen Kunst as Martha Dobie; Diane Skoch as Karen Wright: Cindy McClure as Mary Tilford; David Taylor as Dr. Cardin; Karen Gomarac as Mrs. Amelia Tilford; and Shawn Cle-land as Aunt Lily. MAAAA •. AAA AIAAAAMA • • To promote interest in their evening performance, the Gus Giordano Dance Company staged a pre- ? view in Weisenfluh cafeteria. v ■ j % ■ • :• 45 AAAAAA PUMPTAN Author George Plimpton lectured on how it feels to be an Amateur Among the Pros. ASYAA j LULL AT j v ■ v v v • vvvvvv • • ? v ? The New Shakespeare ;j; % Company combined comedy and love % themes in their per- formance of William % Shakespeare's classic ;j; t play As You Like It. • • • ... 46 ■ I I ■ c | II fcgl UAy JAM ViLLK I ! ! I The Slippery Rock Jazz Rock En- ; semble and Ramsey Lewis were two % of the musical groups which gave ;j; Jazz Week a professional touch. | | • « y ■ ? ffrurii-ff-n-ii rrfri,-—___________J 47 ■ t t I i t ' Directed by Milton Carless and performed by more than 60 students. Bells Are Ringing ' came to Slippery Rock as the spring musical. Featured in the cast were: Debbie Stern as Ella: Duane DeGeus as Jeff: Shawn Cleland as Sue: Skyles Calhoun as Sandor; Richard Suphen as Investigator Barnes: Pat Barrett as Dr. Kitchall; Rich Horvath as Francis: and David Taylor as Larry Hastings. U 49 SYNfiHAANU A SWIM SHOW The Rocket Ripplers swam to songs from Broadway musicals in That's Entertainment. the theme of the Synchronized Swim Show. 50 WOAIA AfcfiAAAS SMUMfi WAAKANA Spring Weekend encompassed a variety of activities. The world records in eating doughnuts, lemon and cherry pies and potato chips were challenged by stout (hearted) students. A 3-D movie was enjoyed by those who survived. The annual flea market was held, featuring the McDonald Bagpipe Band, a mime show, and a jazz band with dancers. This year's talent show was conducted by comedian Tom Parks. 51 52 53 54 $ England Dan and John Ford Coley came to Slippery $ $ Rock as a last minute substitute, but managed to £ $ please the audience in an end of the year concert. fi may X 3 S 9 a j s 5 jc 5 3 2 5 ill x 3 56 The Black Awards Banquet honored Black students for achievement in academics, athlotics. leadership, service and talent Margie $ Byrd Walker, now diroctor of tho Hoad Start program in Aliquippa. gave tho outstanding student award. The banquet was the last event of the first Black Alumni Weekend visitation N $ ALAfift AWAAAS AANQUAT r The Minority Senior Banquet honored the largest group of Opportunity students to graduate from SR. Among the awards presented were artist award, gospel choir, leadership, academic, athletic, and business. MAMAfMTY S NIflA AAMQAAT 58 59 SR Clinches Conference Tie With Shippensburg FRONT ROW' C Thull D Bowley. D. Romaniszyn. M. Mllito. L Swcitzor. D Schuetz, C. Calo. E. Kolly. T. Cook. SECOND ROW: D. Mason. T. Hernandez G Adams J Runco. B. 8ucclgrossi. R. Jackson. H. Williams. S. DeBona. J. Nosko. D. Giarnelli. THIRD ROW: B. Schrantz. P Paulick S Bennett M Kohan J Carosn. M Chnstoforetti. M. Hastings. E. Hunt. P. Tansoy. J. Forsyth. D. Young FOURTH ROW J. Remley. B Burton J Robbins D Johnston. B. Barham. J. St. Martin. R. Lee. J Martin. M Glass. M Packer. B Takacs. P Yoculan. FIFTH ROW: M Martin. B Toich j Jarosz B Herrington, C. McKelvoy. S. Fairbanks. P DeStefano. J. Hogg. T Levenduski. L Constant.no. F Clause. J. King. T. Taslov. SIXTH ROW G Gluscic D. Leverich. R. Feroce. C. Miller. J. Linton. R Rodgers. L Jones. T Brown. J. Collins. B Millor. S. Kieter. D Gray. C. Reina. J. DiGulilo SEVENTH ROW R. Laconl. L. Goett.er, B. Hotkey. T. Ihlenteld. D Garnty. J Koch. B Cameron. B Mstowski. T. Liberty. K. Marshall. M. Vondlttl. J. Miller. B. Oecker. B. Foley. E. Fugua. 0. Gibbs. The Green Machine, which dropped to 4-5 a year ago suffering from injuries and close defeats, rose up again this year. Resembling Rocket teams which captured three consecutive Pennsylvania Conference titles (72-74), SRSC ended the 1976 campaign with a 7-3 log. The Rock opened the season against the two-time NAIA National Champion. Texas A l. losing 58-7. Two weeks later SRSC journeyed to New York to take on C.W. Post, a traditional power in Division III of the NCAA. Only a field goal with 21 seconds remaining separated the two clubs as Post prevailed. 6-3. In its fifth week, the Rocket team lost to Shippensburg. the Western Division champion. 10-3. With wins over PC East, title-conscious Millersville (28-17) and 75 PC West king. Edinboro (24-19) interspersed with the three setbacks, the Rock then went on to reel off five straight wins over California, Ashland. Indiana. Lock Haven and Clarion. “We won five in a row at the end and tied for the division championship, said Coach Di Spirito. We were outclassed only once — to Texas — but the 7-3 record is admirable. This will be a great legacy for next year's squad to follow. Richard Loo and Michael Milito attempt to block a long bomb from Ashland quartorback. John Caruso. 60 The Green Machine's offensive line blocks the way as fullback Denny Mason breaks free for another Slippery Rock first down Ad-Conference quarterback Chuck Calo chalks up more yardage. 61 Senior Chris Thull forces a fumble deep in Ashland territory. Brian Teich. one of the Rocket s leading receivers, pulls down an aerial in the middle of the Golden Eagle defense for a Rocket first down 62 ' Senior Chuck Calo looks for an open receiver. Ooug Young supplies strength in the pocket Coach Di Spirito gets assistance from above. Ashland punter. Phil Tidrick. gets off a quick kick as the Rockets apply pressure. FRONT ROW: T. Levendusky. R. Davanzati. T Oflmann. T Graham, B Maticic. P Lucas, B. Beckwith, C Turner. SECOND ROW 0. Dzemyan. 0. Scott. D. Young. C. Lochner. B Barbagallo. J Loipchack, S Krogstad, L. Stephons. Coach B Lennox. THIRD ROW: R Foldmillor. 0 Beach. D. Rico, D. Smith, B Beneroski. J. Wells. B Duloy. M Liggott, P O Donnell FOURTH ROW S Campbell, B Marrone. J Tricco. T. Haines, J. Bonkovic. T Ellerson, P Weldon. H. Pullen. The 1976-77 Slippery Rock State College cross-country team placed fourth in the NAIA District Meet despite what proved to be a somewhat disappointing season. Injuries played havoc with the harriers as the Rock's four best distance runners — senior Tom Graham and juniors Pete Lucas. Tom Haines and Rick Davanzati — each missed at least three of the seven meets this season because of various ailments and. the squad was never able to establish a measure of consistency. Coach Bill Lennox, because of the multitude of injuries, was not able to put his harriers through regular workouts until late in the year, and consequently, the Rock runners never reached their peak. During the regular season, the Rocket cross-country team put together a 5-2 record, while in post-season competition, the harriers finished fourth in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships, and came in 19th in the NCAA Division III Meet. On the brighter side, many of the Rock's younger runners including sophomores Doug Young, Dale Scott. Doug Rice and John Benkovic. along with freshman Bob Barbagallo. gained valuable experience for the future. Froshman Bill Beckwith looks ahead as he plans his Strategy for the next part of the course r i ! i I i i � I Senior harrier Tom Ortmann lengthens his stride and breaks away from the trailing pack Bob Beneroski lags behind waiting for an opportunity to overtake a W. Virginia opponont. I I I I i 65 Byron Marrone and Bill Beckwith strive for their best times Junior stand-out Pete Lucas leads the pack down the stralght-a-way Rock Footmen Win NAIA District 18 Crown FRONT ROW: B. Hume. J. Schnoidor. M. Petticrew. M. Dalo, T. Campion. K Houari. A Albanoso. T. Hurloy. 8. Harrison. 2 Borys. D. Glen, V. Wojton, B. Schofield. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Egll. B. McKibtey. K Mulligan, D. Degeus. R Clifton. D. Boucher. D. Venuti. G. Catagnus. A Nelson, A. Hilios. G. Wolf. P Shaw. S. Vandenhengel THIRD ROW: C. Colley. T. Biagetti. S. Wilton. J. Price. J. Lazur. D. Herman. D. Heinrich. T. Hayes. C. Rico. J. Murdock. B. Ayer. FOURTH ROW: T. Allman. J. Borthney. D. Beardsley. R Mills. D. Guzman. A Rex. T. Harrison. B. Ringler. S. Franklin. T. Murphy. E. Greenhow. J DiSilvestro. T. Kent. P. Richards. Coach Jim Egli's booters ended the 76 campaign with an impressive 13-4 mark, including the NAIA District 18 crown by virtue of a clutch 3-2 victory over Indiana (Pa.) University. Getting off to a somewhat slow start, blanking PSU-Behrend (3-0) and St. Vincent (5-0), before dropping back-to-back heart-stoppers to Grove City (in overtime) and Pitt, both by 2-1 counts, the Rock turned it on from that point. Led by All-America and all-time scoring leader Art Rex and fellow co-captains All-America Kamal Hourari and goalie Paul Richards, the Rock footmen reeled a school record of 11 consecutive wins, including a 2-0 shut-out of tough Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va). The lengthy victory string put the Rock into the District 18 title game where it claimed a win over Indiana. However, the booters were not quite able to put the finishing touches on the season. The club suffered a tough 2-1 loss to Pennsylvania Conference Eastern Division champion East Stroudsburg in the PC title game. Three days later, the Rock saw its season hopes for national competition come to a halt as it was blanked by Davis and Elkins College (W.Va.), 4-0. in the District 30 title contest. For the season. Rex tallied 13 goals and nine assists for 22 points. Junior Tom Campion finished second to Rex. as he broke for a dozen goals anf six assists (18 points). 66 Senior Kamal Houarf breaks free in an attempt to score another goal for Slippery Rock. I Senior Chris Colley and freshman Tom Kent struggle to regain possession of the ball from the Point Park oppononts. Coach Egli intently watches his team perform. 67 Ray Clifton heads the ball as teammates Kamal Houari snd Tom Campion rush In to assist. Youthful Women Netters Compile 5-6 Season FRONT ROW. I Gonsort. V. Funera, C. Lorence. H. Wexler. M. Chicardy. K. Oavenport. L. Snelson. SECOND ROW: K. Taylor. K. Eckendorf. J. Breegle. C. Nadelman. R Benoit. S. Young. P. McCall. Coach H. Knierim Youth and enthusiasm were the trademarks of the 1976-77 women's tennis team at Slippery Rock. After losing all but two of last year's players to graduation. Dr. Knierim's squad faced an unpredictable season. The Rockets, led by varsity returners Rebbie Benoit and captain Cindi Nadelman. fought their way through the toughest schedule a SR women s tennis team has ever played, including Lock Haven. Marshall University. West Virginia U.. U. of Pittsburgh and Allegheny College. But despite playing the tough schedule and constantly facing more experienced teams, the women compiled on amazing 5-6 record. And since only two members of this year's enthusiastic squad will be lost through graduation, the potential of the team is yet to be tapped. Outstanding play came from freshmen singles players Kim Davenport (6-4). Patricia McCall (6-5), Lois Snelson (6-4) and Sheryl Young (4-6). The first doubles team of junior Cindi Nadelman and freshman Holly Wexler combined for a 6-5 record, and the second doubles pair of seniors Rebbie Benoit and Luanne Gensert posted an identical 6-5 record. Freshman Patricia McCall uses a strong two-handed forehand in her singles match against Allegheny. The doubles team of Cindi Nadelm3n and Holly Woxlor discuss Ihoir strategy. Freshman Lois Snolson shows off her backhand in returning a deep court shot. First singles player, Kim Davenport, displays her winning serve. Captain Cindi Nadeiman returns a W. Virginia serve. Junior Varsity: FRONT ROW: Manager K. Beltrano, L. Baohr. K Krae, M. Kulasa. Coach J, Lmdsey. SECOND ROW: P. Dawson. K. Wcntzol. V. Korb. B. Lampkin. 69 Experience Key to Successful Hockey Season FRONT ROW: P. Vona. 8 Watson. I. Wenrich. S. Benedict, L Nichols. S. Everdcn, C. Taylor. A. Davison. G. Thieret. C. McGarvey. SECOND ROW: C Bruckner. T. Hatey. D. Hartley. J. Holbert, K. Radclilfe. M. Pruss. D. Farloy. J Machuga. D. Barrick. THIRD ROW: Coach P Zimmerman. C Potteiger. E. Ford. B. Reichal. C. 0'Doherly. C. Copeman. A. Motyka. J. Nittolo. P. Alger, managor K Hanlon. The 1976-77 Slippery Rock women's field hockey team achieved one of its most successful seasons in its history. Experience was the key to this success as 11 varsity veterans from last season's 9-3 squad returned for another year. On their way to compiling an 8-1-1 record, the women opened up by defeating Indiana. 4-1. then suffered a 0-2 loss to Lock Haven State. After this loss, the women never faltered again as they reeled off seven consecutive victories (and one tie) over the U. of Pittsburgh. Brockport U., Frostburg State. Ohio U., Penn State (1-1), Indiana. Lock Haven and Kent State. The victory over Lock Haven was a highlight of the season as it avenged the only loss of the regular season and was a first-time varsity victory over arch rival Lock Haven. The season concluded with the acceptance of a post-season bid to the EAIAW Regional Field Hockey Tournament at Glassboro State (N.J.). The team won two and lost one before being eliminated by Penn State. 3-1. This brought their over-all season record to an impressive 10-3-1. The Slippery Rock offense rushos the Indiana goalie. 70 lone Wenrich gains control of the ball and breaks free down the alley. Coach Patricia Zimmerman discusses team strategy at half-timo Ann Motyka accepts congratulations from teammates Sally Benedict. Barb Watson and Audrey Davison after scoring a goal on a penalty stroke. 7t M! iS •WUlUw SR's top goalie, Sue Bird Everden. shows the style (or clearing a shot on goal. Senior Audrey Davison prepares to dodge a defender. Junior Trish Hafey prepares to take a free hit against Ohio U. Sally Benedict attempts to pass off the ball as the Indiana defenders near. 72 Co-captain Barb Watson moves into position to intercept an on-coming Indiana pass. nder. Davison led all scorers with 15 goals for the season. 73 SR Spikers Produce Winningest Season Ever FRONT ROW: Manager C. Flyzik. J. Black. L. Scocozza. K. Galentine. B. Crandall. L Millman. SECOND ROW J. Arbuckle. M. VanDyke. L. Ecklund. K. Walker. D. Reed. THIRD ROW: M. Hunter. J. Brylinsky. D. Ackerman. $. Maurer. FOURTH ROW Coach M Wheaton. B Sheehan. S Lowe. Assistant Coach P Hughes Depth and power were the key words to describe the 1976-77 women's volleyball team at Slippery Rock. The depth came by way of seven varsity returners, while the power came from using this depth in the multiple offense. The volleyball team continued its winning ways this year, despite the fact that Dr. Wheaton led her team through its toughest schedule ever. During the regular season, the women defeated such powerful teams as Clarion State. Penn State. Grove City. Indiana (Pa.) U. and Ohio University. The Rockets concluded their season by playing in the EAIAW Regional Tournament at Edinboro State. At the Tournament, they upset Southern Connecticut and Pitt, before bowing out in the quarter finals to the eventual champions from the University of Maryland. The women's tournament record (3-1). along with the regular season's results (13-7), combined for a 16-8 over-all season record — the winningest record in SRSC volleyball history. Barb Crandall gets oft a spike against Clarion as bor teammates move in to assist. 74 Captain Bridget Sheehan attempts to dink the ball behind the Indiana defenders. Kathy Galentine and Lynn Scocozza set up a block Jan Black. Lynn Ecklund and Kathy Galentine form the front line of the Rocket defense while awaiting the start of the Ponn State-SR contest. Lynn Scocozza dinks over the defense as Jody Brylinsky looks on. F Junior Lynn Ecklund strikes the ball over the hands of the Ohio defenders. 76 immm The Slippery Rock volleyball learn goes on Iho attack as Lynn Scocozza spikes the ball. The women wont on to defeat Clarion. 15-3. Bridget Sheehan goes up for a spike as the defense adjusts. Jeannie Arbuckle sends the ball over the net for a well-deserved point. 77 Rocket Hoopsters Complete 11-14 Campaign FRONT ROW. B. McNees. M. Langnecker, 0. Buttgereit. E. Calo. B Mitchell. D Rupert. E Burnham. G. Clark SECOND ROW Coach D. Zimmerman. R Haten. M Hardy. T. Austin. T. Otten. C. Link, R. Thomas. J Burkloy. Assistant Coach B Case In summing up the 1976-77 men's basketball's 11-14 campaign. Coach Doug Zimmerman expressed some disappointment over not making the play-offs,' but added that we did have some degree of success. The disappointment for Coach Zimmerman and his Rockets came in the form of a 3-7 start. The measure of success was achieved as the Rock won eight of its 15 contests after the first of the year, finishing with a 5-5 Pennsylvania Conference Western Division slate. After the Rockets defeated Geneva. 79-65. the team began to turn the season around and reeled-off six consecutive wins over California State. Indiana (Pa.) Univ.. Lock Haven State. Clarion State. Edinboro State and Grove City College. The 1977-78 basketball season outlook is hopeful, since this year's roster consisted of a starting five that included a quintet of four juniors and one sophomore. Three of the five were selected to the Pennsylvania Western Division All-Conference Team. They include junior Chuck Link and sophomore Mike Hardy, who were chosen to the second team, along with junior Bill McNees. an honorable mention selection. Chuck Link gets off a shot over a U.P.J. opponent. 78 Junior Ron Haten out-reaches the Indiana opponent in an effort to tap the basketball to one of his awaiting Rocket teammates Sophomore sensation, Mike Hardy, goes up for the stuff. Alumnus Denny Rockwoll tries a lay-up as tho Slippery Rock jayvees move in to defend. Tim Austin tries to convert a lay-up for two Rocket points. 9 All-Conference selection. Mike Hardy, wins a jump ball against Geneva College. Mike Hardy goes up for two points as Chuck Link struggles for rebounding position. Junior Chuck Link prepares to grab another rebound i'l f w ge. Junior Tim Austin attempts an outside jump shot in the contest against Geneva College. Ron Haion demonstrates his shooting style. Mike Hardy, the Rock's leading scorer, goes up for two more points. Chuck Link prepares to 'stuff'- the ball against Clarion State. 81 Swimmin’ Women Establish Winning Trend FRONT ROW: J. Murray. L Comer. F. Nee. J. Nagle. T. Bost SECOND ROW: Coach R Hunklor, S. Eliff. S. Slack. M Lican. D DoCarlo. J MacBoth. K. Olmstead. T. Gable. S. Paul. K. Lefforts. L. Entwistle. S. Wingfield THIRD ROW: D. Kness. A Graf. K Mullaney. J Schoppman. R Roto. C. Caroy. T. King. J. Schoenwald. J. Millor. C Hess. R Sawyer. The women's swimming team had perhaps one of its best years ever, as 12 school records were set on the way to posting a 5-4 record. Despite dropping four contests early in the year, the swimmin' women continued to improve their times and finished out the season with three consecutive wins over Allegheny. Lock Haven and Indiana. In post-season competition, the Rockets captured third place team honors in the Pennsylvania State Championships, missing second by only ten points. The team concluded its season at Clarion State College, where the women placed 13th in the field of 69 teams in the AIAW Small College National Championships. In the process, seven SRSC swimmers made the AIAW All-America squad, and the Rocket contingent landed a total of 20 All-America certificates. The seven swimmin' women named to the All-America squad include Lynn Comer, Leslie Entwistle. Tammy King. Marianne Licari. Sandy Paul. Ruth Sawyer and Michelle Seibert. Mary LePago exocutes a front one and a one-half with a one-half twist in the layout position. 82 - Sophomore Lynn Comer shows a tine butterfly stroke on her way to setting a new record. Up-and-coming freshman swimmer. Roxann Rote, exhibits a winning freestyle stroke. Lynn Comer displays the spirit and enthusiasm that prevailed through-out the entire swimming season i 83 Senior varsity swimmor. Fran Nee. shows the typo of winning start that enabled her to capture the women's team record in the 50-yard butterfly. Five Swimmers Achieve All-America Status N i FRONT ROW: K. Geary. J. Cowen. R Strong. S Meyer. B. Seaman. 0. Rothenberger. B. Flood. SECOND ROW: P Guthrie. J. Bartos. K. Gallagher. K Hollmann. C. Anderson. B. Mann. D Cole. THIRD ROW 0. Stanovich. 8 Rosko. E Trout. G Baca. G Hart. M Seybert. C. Hollman FOURTH ROW: Coach B. Hotchkiss. B. Peavey, R. Mack. T. Schrencongosi. M Flannery. Assistant Coach J. Buchan The Slippery Rock State College men's swimming team ended its season with an outstanding performance in the NCAA Division III National Tournament at Oberlin College. Scoring 49 points, the Rockets captured 11th place and qualified five All-America swimmers at the Tournament. Rockets achieving All-America status include Kirk Geary. Bruce Seaman. Brad Peavey, Rick Strong and Mark Seybert. Geary captured fifth place in the nation. the highest position ever achieved by SRSC in the NCAA Nationals swimming competition, as he swam a 21.5 in the 50 freestyle event. Seaman also captured a record fifth place finish for the Rockets in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:49.9. along with his time of 47.3 in the 100 freestyle, which was good for a sixth place. The 400 freestyle relay team of Geary, Peavey. Strong and Seaman also claimed All-America status with their 3:12.6 clocking. Sophomore Mark Seybert rounded out the Rocket All-America contingent with a point total of 387.4. earning him an 11th place finish in three-meter diving. All Americans Kirk Geary. Rick Strong and Bruce Seaman get together after a Rocket victory. Senior All-Amencan Brad Peavey shows winning form. 84 Sophomore stand-out Mark Seybcrt prepares to execute a back one and one-halt Freshman butterflyer Bill Rosko puts on a strong finish against Fairmont State. Breaststroker Jett Cowen heads in for a two hand touch Brad Flood adds his talents to the 400 freestyle relay. 85 Women Roundballers Continue Winning Ways FRONT ROW: P. Covert. J Fennell, J. Gault, R. Hudock, D DelGreco, M Dillon. SECOND ROW: J, Morgan. J. Rmier. P Miller, J Holbort, M Hale. N. Barron. S. Roslovege. C. Taylor. THIRD ROW: Coach A. Griffiths. Assistant R Dale. S Hagerich. P Buckler. B. Miller. K. Borg. K Goennger. J. Brown, Assistant Coach J. Kasnovich. Manager C. Wegner The 1976-77 women s basketball team at Slippery Rock State College continued its winning tradition, as the Rockets posted an 11-7 over-all season record. The women opened the regular season play in fine fashion with three consecutive wins over West Virginia Univ., Morgan State and Loyola State, before losing in the finals of the Towson State Invitational to Lock Haven State (a defeat which was later to be avenged 71-70 on Lock Haven's home court). After the Invitational loss, the season results were up and down, with wins over Clarion. Penn State, Indiana. West Chester. Lock Haven. Cheyney. Federal City and Univ. of Pittsburgh, interpersed with losses to Edinboro. Univ. of Pittsburgh and Univ. of Maryland. The hoopster's 11-5 regular season record was good for a bid to the EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional Basketball Tournament at Temple Univ.. the sixth straight year that the Rockets have received the post-season bid. But the women were knocked out of the championship bracket by Penn State (67-73) and eliminated from the Tournament by a 70-92 loss to Rutgers Univ., bringing their over-all record to 11-7. Cindy Taylor pulls down a rebound against Pitt. 86 Varsity letter winner. Patti Bucklew. shoots from the top of the key against Penn State. Bucklow was second in scoring for the season. 87 Co-captaln Melinda Hale out-jumps the Univ. of Pittsburgh's Kathy Paczkowski. 88 Sue Roslevege attempts to make two points from the side of the key against Cheyney. Sophomore Patti Bucklow displays her shooting skills. Coach Griffiths discusses her change of strategy during a break in the action. V ills. Melinda Hale leads the attack against Cheyney. as Miller and Bucklcw move in to assist Senior Bev Miller pulls down another rebound 89 Men Rank Tenth In NCAA Gymnastic Nationals LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Sanchez. T Trees. B Kilgallen Assistant Coach A Matz. Coach S. Baniak. The 1976-77 men's gymnastic team faced one of the toughest schedules in its history, and still managed to succeed in achieving a respectable 6-7 record. Led by a roster which included nine varsity letterman. the Rockets defeated West Virginia. Farmingdale. Lowell. Central Michigan, Towson and Glassboro during the regular season. Going into post-season competition, the gymnasts lost their ace all-around performer, junior Mark McCommon. to injury. Despite the loss of McCommon. Slippery Rock managed to place fifth in the Lake Erie Intercollegiate League Meet at Northern Michigan Univ. Two Rocket competitors, senior Chuck Klenk and junior Harold Floyd, reached the individual finals. Klenk captured second place in vaulting while Floyd finished fifth in the still rings competition. The season concluded in Wheaton. III. with the NCAA Division II Nationals, where SRSC finished tenth in team scoring behind national champion Springfield. In the process. Klenk became the first Rocket All-America gymnast since the late 1960's, as he placed fifth in the vault competition. An outstanding vaulter for Coach Steve Banjak throughout the year, Klenk scored 9.1 or better eight times during the season featuring a double front somersault. J. Scalzott. H. Floyd. J. DiCario. T. Zemish. K McGill. T. Lumas. B. Taylor. C. Klenk. Junior Pedro Sanchez maintains an iron cross position in the still rings competition. Senior Jim Scalzott executes a handstand on the parallel bars. Chuck Klenk accepts congratulations after breaking the school vault record. Two-year veteran Harold Floyd performs his winning style on the still rings. 91 Freshman Brett Taylor demonstrates his side horse routine before the home crowd. Brett was an all-around competitor for the Rockets. Gymnasts Capture Eighth Place EAIAW Honors FRONT ROW: T. Skahan. M. Lichina. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach A. Goode. 8 Foulk. M. McCone. T Moley. Manager K. Clark. J. Samsa. K Savie. Coach C. Bonton. THIRD ROW: L Portzer. K. Malizia. K Ross. K. Redding. S Singer. L Jersey. C May The 1976-77 women's gymnastic team continued its winning tradition as the Rockets posted an impressive 7-4 season slate. Led by seven returning varsity letter winners, the women came out on top against tough competition such as East Stroudsburg State. West Virginia Univ., Lock Haven State. Central Michigan Univ.. Eastern Michigan Univ.. Indiana (Pa.) Univ. and Southern Connecticut during the regular season. The Rockets concluded the season with the acceptance of a bid to the EAIAW Regional Championship Tournament at Towson State (Md.). Slippery Rock captured eighth place team honors behind defending national champion Clarion State. Senior co-captain Terry Skahan just missed qualifying for the finals competition on the uneven parallel bars at the Regional Tournament. Her score of 9.0 was short of the 9.05 needed to advance to the finals. Sophomore Kam Malizia performs her uneven parallel bars routine before the home crowd 92 Junior Cora May demonstrates her skill on the balance beam. Sarah Singer prepares to execute the next phase of her floor exercise routine. Terry Skahan shows the form she used to achieve a 9.0 in Regional competition Senior Terry Skahan maintains her baianco in a handstand. Junior Sarah Singer stretches out before her event. Slippery Rock co-captain Michelle Lichina holds her position for the |udges 94 09 Co-captain Terry Skahan accepts congratulations from her coaches. Junior Lisa Jersey displays hor winning vaulting technique. Three-yoar veteran Cora May executes a straddle on the balance beam. Cora also competed in the vault and floor exercise events for the Rock Wrestlers Put Together Outstanding Season FRONT ROW: J. Stroup. J. Cahill, D. Regnor. K Bridge SECOND ROW Assistant Coach B. Shuffstall, C. Tursky. Assistant Coach G Costello, R Peifer. M. Bovich. Coach F Powell The 1976-77 Slippery Rock wrestling team put together another outstanding season. Despite fielding a basically inexperienced squad which consisted of only four veteran wrestlers, the Rockets produced a remarkable 9-2 season slate. In post-season competition Slippery Rock placed ninth in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships. Peifer (167) captured first place honors in the Championships while Thompson (142) finished third. Next came a second place finish in the NCAA Division I Eastern Regionals. which were held here at the Rock. Individually. Nowakowski (142) and Tursky (hvw) placed second. Condon (126) and Bovich (158) were third, while Regner (118) and Bridge (150) claimed fourth place honors. Both Thompson and Peifer captured individual crowns at Easterns and earned the right to compete in the National Tournament in Oklahoma. Despite suffering early round losses at Oklahoma, which prevented them from claiming national titles, both Thompson and Peifer provided Slippery Rock fans with an abundance of excitement throughout the season as they each posted perfect 11-0 dual meet records. 96 Dave Nowakowski attempts to roll his opponent ovor I or tho pin jack Cahill attempts to break loose from a hold Condon. Slippery ROCK'S 126-pound d,vision wrestle-. laKes down his opponent 97 Dave Nowakowski tries to pin his opponent in the NCAA Regional Tournament. Dave went on to win his match and placed second in the Tourney 98 The Rock's 177-pound division champion. Rick Peifer. Rick Poifor controls his Cleveland opponent in the finals of the Regional Tourney. Mike Bovich stares down his 177-pound opponent in the Regional Tournament held here at the Rock. Jell Condon dominates his WVU opponent. Slippery Rock co-captain Rick Thompson demonstrates why he is a highly respected wrestler as he once again takes control of his match. Heavweight Chuck Tursky tries to take down his opponent 99 Indoor Tracksters Break Four School Records FRONT ROW: 0. Leedy. L. Borghi. T. Campion. S Walker. R Davanzati. A. Messier. M. Nider. J. Mahan. S. McKnlght. SECOND ROW: B. Trapp, B. Carr, T. Wunderlich, C Albert. B. Hughes. J. Bonkovlc. J. Nivhol. L. Jones. N. Greenhow. THIRD ROW: D Aluiso, D. Labor. J, Brandt. S. Spangler. D. Young. S. Weight. K Borchert. E. Schmid. R Letter. FOURTH ROW: B Singer. G. Rieger. T. Ellerson. T. Haines. P. Lucas. T. Ortman. J. Towse. R. Frye. C. Lockner, FIFTH ROW: Coach B Lennox. K Hunter. C Walker. D. Rice. J Wells. B. Bonerowski. D. Dzemyan, D Smith, T Jacob. J. McConnell. Assistant Coach D Maxwell SIXTH ROW: C. Fultz. D. Babiak. B. Maticic. J. Papa. B. Bjorstad. R. Mlllor. C Delesandro, M. Harvey. Steve McKnight prepares to cross the finish line first tor another Rocket victory. The members of the 1976-77 indoor track team at Slippery Rock State College proved why they have a reputation for producing successful seasons by posting an 8-2 record. Coach Bill Lennox led his youthful squad, which consisted primarily of sophomores and juniors, through the regular season against many top-notch competitors. But, as tradition continued, the Rockets came out on top of schools such as Malone. West Virginia Univ.. Indiana (Pa.) Univ.. Fredonia State. Akron Univ.. John Carroll Univ.. Walsh College and Mount Union. Four SRSC records were set during the season. Sophomore Todd Wunderlich established a new pole vault record at 15 feet: senior Steve Walker set the 65-yard high hurdle record with an 8.0 clocking; sophomore Mark Harvey ran the 440-yard dash in 50.5: and junior Pete Lucas finished the 2-mile run in a time of 9:10.7. The SRSC indoor track program, quite a success in its own right, has played a large part in the bright picture of its springtime counterpart, outdoor track. The two teams field an almost identical roster, as the trackmen use the indoor competition to prepare themselves for the outdoor meets. 100 Rocket middle-distance veteran. Pete Lucas, lines up for the start of his race Hurdlers Steve Walker and Linford Jones finish first and second for the Rock. Tom Haines hands off the baton to teammate Rick Davanzati. Pole vaulter Todd Wunderlich easily clears the bar. 101 Nine Atheletes Represent SRSC at NCAA Trails The 1976-77 men s track field team proved why Slippery Rock State College has such an outstanding reputation for producing high calibre performers as the Rockets posted a 4-1 season record. During the regular season. Lock Haven State. Clarion State. Indiana (Pa.) Univ. and California State all fell victim to the Rocket tracksters. while Edinboro State was the only opponent who managed to defeat Slippery Rock. In post-season competition, the men captured third place in the NAIA District 18 meet and placed fourth in the Pa. State Conference Championships. Nine of Coach Bill Lennox's athletes represented Slippery Rock in the NCAA Division II Track Field Championships at Calvin (Michigan) College. They included seniors Barry Young (pole vault) and Steve Walker (120-yard high hurdles): juniors Tom Campion (decathlon). Pete Lucas (mile run) and Rick Davanzati (6-mile run), along with sophomores John Papa (decathlon). Linford Jones (120-yard high and 440-yard intermediate hurdles). Todd Wunderlich (pole vault) and Mark Harvey (220- and 440-yard dashes). Dan Loody Hops successfully over the high jump bar. Seven SRSC Players Singled-Out For Honors FRONT ROW: V Falcione, J Maize. R. Park. K Kossuth. L. Orange. 0 Novak, R Huska. SECOND ROW W Croker. R. Frye. E. Hunt. K. Jones. C Rice. D Stewart. E Ryan. E Kozuch THIRD ROW J Costellic. B Burton. J. Nosko. K Miller. J. Channing. T. Brackin. B Cunningham. J. Astroth, J. Boyer. The Slippery Rock State College baseball team completed its 1976-77 campaign with a 17-22 mark. Despite the below .500 season record, the Rocket squad displayed many bright spots throughout the year. The diamondmen defeated many strong opponents including Indiana (Pa.) Univ.. Rochester Univ., Robert Morris, West Virginia Univ.. Pitt-Johnstown. Gannon . Point Park, Westminster. California and Akron Univ. A total of seven Slippery Rock baseball players were singled-out for post-season honors. Four of Coach Wally Rose's players were named to the All-Pennsylvania Conference Team, while six more diamondmen were chosen to the NAIA All-District 18 squad. First-team All-PC Western Division selections were junior outfielder Nick Forese. junior outfielder Ed Hunt and freshman pitcher Ed Kozuch. Senior third baseman Ken Miller was named to the second team. Miller was tabbed for a first-team spot on the All-District squad along with junior outfielder Rich Park. Second team All-District choices included Forese. Hunt, junior second baseman Chuck Rice and freshman catcher Denny Novak. 104 Pitcher Ken Kossuth warms up botore the start of the game. Mike Littloman watches the pitcher before attempting to steal second base. Senior Joe Maize concentrates while awaiting the next pitch 105 Slippery Rock scores another run to take the lead over California State. Tom Brackin concontrates on his opponent before releasing the next pitch. I I i Chuck Rice connects for another Slippery Rock base hit against Akron. Coach Rose and Ken Kossuth discuss a change in their strategy 106 •- - sw. Falcione and Nick Forcsc co-captained the Rockets this season. Joo Nosko waits for the throw from the pitcher on an attempted pick-off. Golf Team Proves Itself Against Opponents FRONT ROW: J. Zack. J. Bmney. J. Zack, G Ortman. SECOND ROW M Lynch. J. Cichra. R. Ravis. Coach B Raymond The 1976-77 Slippery Rock State College golf team proved itself a tough opponent to meet as the Rockets posted a 10-6 mark, placed second in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships, fifth in the NAIA District 18 tourney, fifth in the Youngstown Invitational tourney and concluded the season with the acceptance of a bid to the NCAA Division III Championships at Kenyon College (Ohio). The top five men on the Rocket squad this season were senior captain Rick Ravis. junior John Zack, junior Jim Binney. sophomore Jim Cichra and freshman Mark Lynch. Zack and Ravis finished one and two for low averages in the regular season as Zack averaged 76.2 for 21 rounds while Ravis averaged 76.7 for the same number of appearances. The pair tied for fifth along with Lynch at the PC meet, while Zack also finished fourth in the Youngstown Invitational. The trio of Binney. Cichra and Lynch all finished with regular-season averages of 78.5, and Binney tied for seventh in the NAIA District 18 event — SR's highest individual finish. John Zack prepares to retrieve his golf ball alter putting. 108 . I I ig. Greg Ortman displays the perfect touch as he taps in his putt Slippery Rock captain Rick Ravis prepares to tee off at the second hole. Jim Zack practices his putting before the start of the match. John Zack demonstrates his chipping skill as ho lands a shot on the green t09 Men’s Tennis Team Continues Winning Tradition FRONT ROW: 0. McDonough. J. Barlos. C. Levkamch. Coach J. McFarland SECOND ROW G. Rossick. M Eckendorl. F Pierce. D Bolivor The Slippery Rock State College men's tennis team, despite taking on tougher opponents each season, continues to establish a winning tradition for itself. The 1976-77 team was no exception to the rule as Coach Jim McFarland's racquet squad posted a 10-7 record. During the regular season, the Rockets defeated strong opponents such as Virginia State. Roanoke. Grove City. Robert Morris. Indiana. Westminster. Frostburg, Gannon. California and Lock Haven. In post-season competition, the tennis team captured fifth place in the Pennsylvania State Conference Tournament and finished fourth in the NAIA District 18 meet which was held here at Slippery Rock State College. This season the Rocket squad was led by seniors Colin Levkanich. Dudley McDonough. Fred Pierce and Dave Boliver; juniors Mark Eckendorf and George Rossick. along with freshman Joe Bartos. no Dudley McDonough returns a shol hit deep into h s court against Robert Morris. ris Mark Eckendorf returns a deep court shot against Indiana. Slippery Rock's Colin Levkanich hits a forehand shot on his way to a victory 111 Women’s Lacrosse Finishes With 4-3 Record FRONT ROW: J. Heintz. J. Piovano. M Bitner. S. Gohn. M. Hunter. C. 0 Doherty. P. Cousins. L. Simmons. S. Benedict. J Crum. D Hartley. M. Barnes. SECOND ROW Assistant Coach B Carnahan. C. Stauffer. L Buchanan. B Wafson. K. Radcliffe. B Miller. C Taylor. I Moyer. G. Thieret. C Girdler. Coach R. Chambers THIRD ROW Manager S. Everden. D Daniels. J. Nittolo. C. Nadelman. B. Reichal. P Roichal. S Dallam. S. James. Manager C. Beiswonger. The Slippery Rock State College women's lacrosse team finished the 1976-77 season with a 4-3 record. Competing against many highly respected opponents, the Rocket squad held their ground and went on to defeat Brockport University. Oberlin State. Frostburg State and Goucher College, while falling victim to Lock Haven State. Penn State University and Towson State. Freshman Karen Radcliffe paced the Rocket scoring with a total of 17 goals for the season, followed by another freshman. Debbie Hartley, who tallied eight goals, senior Bev Miller (6). junior Cindi Nadelman (6). junior Penny Cousins (5) and junior Luanne Buchanan's four goals. Defensively, seniors Barb Watson. Sally Benedict and Lynn Simmons, juniors Gail Thieret and Cindy Taylor, along with freshman Ceil O'Doherty, protected the Slippery Rock goal cage throughout the season. Goalie Carol Girdler waits for some action. 112 Defensive wing 8arb Watson prevents her opponent from catching the lacrosse ball. Luanne Buchanan tries to win the center draw for the Rock. ■ Junior point Cindy Taylor attempts to prevent a Lock Haven player from dodging around her. Lock Haven went on to win the game. 11-4 Women’s Track Field Sets 16 SRSC Records V. Orr, S. Krogstad. B. Crawley. C. Bailey. P. Weldon. C. Stein. J. Machuga. L Debelak. OECOND ROW: C. McGarvey. L. Millman. T. Flynn. H Pullen. J. Loach. S. Maurer. D. Millhouse. L. Stephens. P. Best. J. O'Leary. M. Gladstone. THIRD ROW: Coach C. Matteson. S. Palko. C. Turner, M. Ernst. S. DuVall. T. Hetrick. C. Renner. K. McCarthy. K. Kilbourne. B. Duley. FOURTH ROW: D. Krise. T. Turner. J. Novack. S. UsoM. N Bortko. The 1976-77 women s track field team, competing in its second season as an intercollegiate sport at Slippery Rock State College, continued to impress many veteran teams as the Rockets chalked up a 6-1 season slate. The tracksters defeated such powerful opponents as the Univ. of Maryland. Univ. of Pittsburgh. Eastern Michigan. Kent State. Frostburg and West Virginia, but fell victim to Central Michigan for the only loss of the season. The Rockets captured tenth place out of the 60 teams entered in the EAIAW Regional Tournament. Freshman Linda Milman shattered the Regional record in the discus with a throw of 132’1Vi . Sixteen new SRSC records out of eighteen were established by the women tracksters during the season. Cheryl Bailey. Sue Krogstad. Anne Buckley. Patti Weldon. Heather Pullen, Marie Gladstone. Carol Stein, Sharon Hagerich. Linda Millman, Tricia Hetrick and Vickie Orr all entered the record book in their individual events. Patti Woldon takes another first place for SRSC 114 Co-captain Cheryl Bailey captures first place in the 100-yard dash event Sharon Maurer gives her all in the shot putt. 115 Women’s Team Wins First ECJA Team Title FRONT ROW: Co-capt J. Condello. L Hacker, K Rideout. F DiGregory. J. Hankie. B Wilson. K. Barto. A Forguson. SECOND ROW: P. Karmazynski. co-capt. J. Churbock, C. Kamls. L Pollca. D. Brunken. visitor to team (name unknown). J. McHugh BACK ROW D. Yesanoski. D Dugan. T Dillon. D. Grossi, K Mihaljevic. Coach Tom Lambert. C. Osier. F. Bosso Not pictured, co-capt. G. Bernstein The Slippery Rock State College judo team completed its 3 3 season with an outstanding performance at West Point in the Eastern Collegiate Judo Championships. The Rock women’s team won the ECJA team title, in this first year that women competed in the Championships. Sophomore Becky Wilson was SR's only ECJA individual champion as she claimed the 110-pound division title, while sophomore Andrea Ferguson was second in the 130-pound division. Both also placed in the National Collegiate Judo Association Championships. Third place honors in their respective weight classes went to Kathy Barto, Coleen Kamis. Kathy Mihaljevic. Linda Palko, Cindy Trew and Debbie Yesenosky. The Rocket men’s team placed third in the Championships as junior Joe Condello finished fourth at 156 pounds, senior Joe Churbock placed eighth at 189 pounds and senior Ken Rideout came in eighth at 132 pounds for Slippery Rock. Following the Championships, coach Tom Lambert, in his seventh year as judo coach here at the Rock, was selected the Eastern Coach of the Year. 116 Andy Ferguson (brown belt) attacks Kathy Mihaljevic with a hip throw. Lynn Hockor (bottom) attacks Jim Hankie with a cross choke John McHugh completes a shoulder throw on Gary Bernstein. 117 Women’s Softball Impressive In First Season FRONT ROW: M. West. S. McGutlin. J. Holbert. J. Gault. K. Kendra. K. Gallagher SECONO ROW: L. Grybowskl. 0 Cartm. L. Ross. P. Alger. K Taylor. R. Reed. M. Hale. J. Saxon. THIRD ROW: Manager D. Cleis. Ass.stant Coach C. Marqu.s. L. V.ehdorter, J. Arbuckle. P Bucklew. K Berg. D. Farley. P. Miller. Coach J. Kasnevich. Manager N. Olson. The 1976-77 women s softball team, competing in its first season as an intercollegiate sport at Slippery Rock State College, produced an impressive 9-4 record. On their way to producing the 9-4 record, the Rockets defeated many veteran teams including Brockport University. Edinboro State (2). Indiana (Pa.) University. California State (2). West Virginia University and Penn State University (2). Freshman Karen Berg led the pitching staff with her record of 6-2. followed by sophomore Jodi Gault (3-1) and freshman Kathy Kendra (0-1). Outfielder Melinda Hale is the only member of this year's Rocket squad who will be lost through graduation. Outstanding players, who will be returning for next year's softball team. include juniors Patti Bucklew (first baseman). Kathy Gallagher (outfielder). Sue ■McGoo” McGuffin (catcher) and Mary West (second baseman), sophomores Debbie Farley (catcher). Karen Taylor (third baseman). Laurie Viehdorfer (shortstop) and Jeannie Arbuckle (infielder), along with freshman Pam Alger (outfielder). Sophomore Luann Grybowsk. connocts tor another base h.t off of the Brockport pitcher 118 Rocket infielders Luann Grybowski and Mary West await the next play Karen Berg, Becky Reed and Sue McGuMin discuss their strategy. 119 Sophomore first baseman Becky Reed prepares to attempt a tag-out of a Brockport baserunner. Sllppory Rock went on to defeat Brockport 5-2. Club Sports An Important Part of Learning 1976-77 Slippery Rock State College Men s Weightlifting Squad FRONT ROW: F. Nickles. J Ross. R Ctccola. T. York. R Peruzzi. SECOND ROW D. Thickey. T. Rainone. G Benford. B MsStowski. B. Petko. K. Haben. Club sports are considered an important part of the total learning experience at Slippery Rock State College. Through club sports, students are given an opportunity to pursue their special interests and. if desired, often compete on the regional, state and national levels. The 1976-77 club sports scene offered the male student weightlifting, lacrosse, water polo, volleyball, ice hockey and karate, while the female students participated in water polo, team handball. karate and cross country. The Rocket weightlifting squad captured the Pa. State Collegiate Championships, the Allegheny Mountain Association Championships and finished seventh in the Division I Collegiate Nationals. The women's water polo squad placed second in the nation at the AAU Indoor Championships, while men's water polo won the Mid-Atlantic League Division title and placed second in the Division II Small College Championships. 120 1976-77 Slippery Rock State College Karate Club 1976-77 Slippery Rock State College Womons Water Polo Squad FRONT ROW: M Holoman. M Evans. L Comer. S. Paul. B Brown. G. Schille. K. Kincaid. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Hunkier. L Entwistle. S. Bow. T Gable. B. Augustin. S Hughey. S Bates. THIRD ROW Assistant Coach A. Days. C. Shott, C. Michaels. J. Nilson. J. Bumpus. A Grat. M. Licari. 1976-77 Slippory Rock State College Men's Volleyball Squad: FRONT ROW: Coach R Smith. M Espin. T. Morrow. P. Hughes. D. Derazzia. H. Leslie. D. Truman. SECOND ROW: E Smith. M. Lomma. R Ellison. J. Beane, M Jones. T. Trumph. M Smith 1976-77 Slippery Rock State College Men's Lacrosse Squad FRONT ROW S. Colvin, Coach B O'Hara. M. MacDonald. C MacKelvey. J. Bonner. M Voumard. M. Fenlon. T Giuffrida. D. Caputo. Seaweed. T Langolois. J. Harcor. J Festa. J. Tobia SECOND ROW: K. Fagen. J. Angrisano. A Vance. P. Rossini, K O'Brien. M. Brown. T. Snook, J. Duggan. J. Metz. B. Mills. M Baker. J. Palmer. THIRD ROW R. Rodgers. J. Wagner. C. Jaksec. T. Ailor. W Stackhouse. J. Rickert, J Remloy. D. Grey. T Pemberton. D Clarke. J. Sardos. B Deegan. D. Calapas. 121 7TX 122 W.R.A. Sponsors Women’s Intramurals Program The Women's Recreation Association, under student officers Patty Milkovich and Cindy Taylor, with the aid of faculty adviser Ms. Carolyn Williams, sponsored the 1976-77 women’s intramural program at SRSC. Female students participated in a variety of activities including badminton, basketball, broomball. flag football, gymnastics, indoor soccer, jacks, kickball, lacrosse, pinochle, softball, swimming, tennis, track field, racquetball and volleyball. Whether it stems from the thrill of competing and winning, a feeling of belonging to a group, or just something to do during leisure time, it is evident that intramurals are a vital part of student life here at the Rock. 124 Men’s Intramurals Offer Many Activities At SRSC The 1976-77 men's intramurals program at Slippery Rock State College was operated by Mr. Eugene Boyer, along with graduate assistant Tim Miller. The men had an opportunity to participate in a wide variety of activities including basketball, flag football, foul shooting, golf, handball, paddleball. softball, swimming, tennis, volleyball, track field and wrestling. In addition, coeducational intramurals of badminton, tennis and volleyball were offered again this year through a joint venture by both the men’s and women’s programs. Plans in the future call for the combining of the men’s and women's intramurals programs under one administrative office, which would be operated by a faculty adviser, graduate assistants and several student helpers. 126 127 WOMEN S LACROSSE (4-3) DEFEATEO BROCKPORT 8-4 Loti lo LO k Haven 4-11 DEFEATED OBERLIN 10-3 OEFEATEO FROSTBURG -3 LOW 10 Penn Slat 2-20 Low to Tow ton Slate 4-5 DEFEATEO OOUCmER 1 5 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL (16-8) Low to U. oi Pittsburgh 15-3 1510 IMS. MS- 2-15 LOW 01 Ed nboro 14-16. 3-IS DEFEATEO WEST VIRGINIA U 15-12. 12-15. 15-tO OEFEATEO FREOONIA 15-12 15-7 LOW 10 Wooster 13-15. 17-15. 15-17 Loti 10 Wright Slat 9-15 9-15 OEFEATEO KENYON COLLEGE 15-3 15-9 DEFEATEO CLARION 4-15. 15. 15-3. 15-7. 15- OEFEATEO INC� ANA |PA ) U 15-8. 158 OEFEATEO GROVE CITY 159 15K DEFEATEO OHIO U 1513. 1513 DEFEATEO PENN STATE 153. 1510 LOW lo Edmboro 2-15 11-15 DEFEATEO ROBERT MORRIS 157. 154 Loti 10 Clarion 159 4-15 1517 OEFEATEO GROVE CITY 158. 12-9. 154. 1510 06 F EAT ED INDIANA I PA )U 15-8, 158 Lott 10 Akron 1512, 15. 15 DEFEATED ASHLAND 154 12-15. 157 0€ F EAT £0 WRIGHT STAT E 15. 159. 1513 EAIAW REGlONALS OEFEATEO SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT IMS 10-15. '57 OEFEATEO U Of PITTSBURG 415, 1511. 1511 DEFEATED WILLIAM PATTERSON 158 1512 Lott to U of Maryland 1-15 515 WOMEN S GYMNASTICS (7-4) DEFEATEO EAST STROUDSBURG 1187511285 I OEFEATEO WEST VIRGINIA U 129 25115 25 1 OEFEATEO LOCK HAVEN 12320-10965 I Loti 10 U oi Pitti u'gh 126 50-129 15 1 DEFEATED CENTRAL MICHIGAN 120 57-120 36 I DEFEATED EASTERN MICHIGAN 114 80106 4J I DEFEATED INDIANA (PA) U 12895101 25 I Loti to Kont Sute 137 3 142 86 LOW 10 Tovvton Stat 125 27-130 62 1 DEFEATEO SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 125 27-119 59 Loti 10 C«anon Sltt 1299515180 I 8th plac vn EAjaw Regional FOOTBALL (7-3) LOW to T «a� A5I 557 D l 4 ! d M.ll� tsv-ll 2517 LOW to cw Pott 53 0 ' 4i d Ed-nooro Si 24-19 Lott to SNpp nt6wr9 10-3 D f t«d CaMom.a 42-8 D f al d Aihiand 24-20 0 f ai d Indana U 2510 D r ai d Lock Ma� n St 107 0 f 1 d Clanoo St 14-10 WOVEN S SWtMNLNO (54| SR 8045 BUCKNELL U 6!h in Pill Relay SR 54-77 WEST VIRGINIA U SR 64-67 at Shippentburg Slat SR 75-65 at Keni Stale U SR 41-90 al Clarion Slat SR 57-72 at Pm SR 71-53 at Allegheny with SR 71-49 Lock Haven Stale SR 71-56 INDIANA (Pa) U 3rd Pennsylvania Cnampiontn-P M «l 13tti AlAW Small Coil ® National Oimpomhe Tournament at Clanon CROSS COUNTRY (52) Deleatad Lock Haven 20-37 Lott to Edmboro St 1550 D '«tteO Fr doni St 2 34 Malone mv urn Loti to Wew Virginia U 21-36 Oa'eated California St 2041 0 t t d G'0« City 22-39 0 i ated Pm-John town 20-43 0 — ShippentOu'g In 4th — NAJA District 16 Champonwnp 5lh — Un-t 3 Nations Gam t 4th — PSCAC Cnamp-onthipt 19th — NCAA Diwfon 111 Championship INDOOR TRACK (52) SR 32-95 al Pill SR 8827 MALONE- SR 59-54 WEST VIRGINIA U SR 74-39 INDIANA (Pa.) 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V-rgina U )78 Meicyhurtt 375 West Liberty 423 378 WeWmnsle 393 376 That 418 U. ot Pittsburgh 395 1 2nd AthUndlnvit Tourn 1st indana ivnn 365 Clarion 371 361 Edmboro 355 Edmboro •85 Mercyhu'tt 363 indana (Pa) U 362 d N.tuny Lon Invit 1 am Woost ' Invit Tourn 2nd Pa Coni Tournament 362 Grove City 385 5th NAtA District 18 Tourn Mercyhuftt 369 5m Youngstown St Invit 367 5m n mS 33SSS2S5S83� 882S83S SS833S rasssmtsssr I $82£S5tS33SSl 5 8S£3 X38S2SS2 3S88?S8885.� 5;S 130 co ACTIVITIES 131 t 132 133 THE MARCHING ROCKETS — Slippery Rock State College's band has swelled to 164 members this fall, its biggest number ever Mr. Blase Scarnati. conductor of college bands, begins his 13th season at the controls of this exciting group. Included in the picture above are 96 instrumentalists. 32 Rocklettes. 12 flags, six feature twirlers. four rifles, and two drum majors. The music to be played during the 1976 season was arranged for the Rockets by Dr. Joseph Rohm, a former member of the SRSC Music Department, who is now on the faculty at Miami International University. (K 134 The 76-77 Rocklettes consisted of 32 girls, choson for their talent in dance, and marching ability. Auditions are held every year for any upcoming sophomore, junior or senior. Pictured are: N. Rocco and K. Keenan co-captains. C. Schraeffer. B. MacClaine. M. Branton. P. Dow. D. Glessner. L. Chelski. C. Celashi. M. Snyder, E. Compos. B. Skoff. L. Matthews. D. Fontana, C. Gosser. A M. DeCaprio. M.K. Rainey. M, Dunsmore, C. Zulik, L Vesko. N. Beith. K. Erwin. M. Shivetts. D. Emery. L. Leslie. C. Wolff. D. Kmnon. L. Moidinger. R. Vicary. L Arbanas. D. Bonci. The flags and rifles are chosen on the basis of thoir ability to march and handle a flag or rifle They also audition every year. Pictured are: D. Novak. P. Schlaich and J Buck co-captains, K. Krepinevich. J. McCauloy. J. Barron. J. DiMiller. T. McIntosh. M. Ord. K. Mick. J. Leonard, K. Hunt. D. Cordell. S Watkins. J. Healy. C. Conrad 135 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — front row. left to right: Suzie Moore. Jane Mowbray. Glenda Ling. Carol Forraci. Pam Fuscick. Joyce 8upp Darcy Gualardo. Sharon Steffoe, Lorri Cardel! SOCCER CHEERLEADERS — front row. left to right: Linda Doll. Donna DeStephano. Ruth Moser back row: Juliette Murillo. Jackie O'Leary. Patty Bridge Missing from photo-Linda Zaccari. Patty Bullis. mm mo 3upp. irdell. 137 � • 138 £3 £D 139 140 141 WNFT Radio 600 AM Slippery Rock. Pa 142 The purpose of Student Government is primarily to encourage, initiate, and coordinate services of value to the studont body. It represents the studonts' viewpoint in campus affairs, and is a major information source. The Student Government is the highest ranking of any student organization on campus and has prommonce ovor all. This year's president was Joe Archut. 143 FRONT ROW: 0 Reed, B.J. Mmich. H, Lohr. V. Pacella, H. Mahoney. V. Moore. B. Burroll. K, Clark. Middlo row B. Bar-rickman. M, Crepp, K Kelchner. D. Rice. S. Molnar. S. Si. Clair. J. Graham. J.E Williams. S. Canfora, Dr. J. Bishoff Back row: P. Hughes. D. Irwin, I. Johnson, D. Wilson. K. Mulligan. G. Ryan. 144 145 mm mmm Symphonic and College Choirs 146 Front row: G. Smith. K. Chavka. Middle row: T Vornon. A. Randolf. K Front row N. Crnokovich. M B. Cozza, J. Decker. C. Czyzyk. J Townsend Reed. K. Schnars. Back row: M Luedo. C. 8atchelor. C. Marshall. D. Lum- Back row T. Nazarok. D Maker. C Early. K. Pence. J. Allay ley. K. Clark. D. Morra. WNFT Front row: A. Nurmi. K Pence. D Baldesberger. C. Corvello. D. Powell. W. Held. D. Roof. B Huarte. C. Shaffer. R Simon. T. Mohr. Middle row B. Sylvester. T Hanneman. J. Spence. J. Sommerville. G. Ryan. T Bailey. D Noble. G Geibel. D Podolachik. Back row B. Barrickman. V Thorpe. B. Taylor. K Krepinevich. J. Lazar. S Diffenderfer. C. Mesiano. M DeMarchy. G Cooper. T. Mohr. T Repka 147 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Front row M. Canatolli. N Crekovich, M. Jacks. S. Carpenter. M. Streitmen. S. Kuppolwciser, M. Caulman. M E. Jeneka. Back row K Price. C. Early. J. Mowbray. D Person. M B Cozza. M.J. Dubyak. C. Czyzyk. H. Glass Front row: T. Dobos. K. Lascala. E. Cook. Back row: R. Mrvos. M Canatolli Front row: Dr. M. Sharma. R. Holyfield. S. Brown. B. Miller. Back row M Bil- lingsloy. R Hickman. R Pozzuto. B. Rrice TRAVEL COMMITTEE LECTURE COMMITTEE 148 Front row: D. Alfaro. R. Ellison. R. Lenart. P. DeAngelo. M. Cangoy. M.P Lackner. Back row: R. Edwards. K. Davis. H. Williams. A. McDougall, K, Lascalo. L. Nlcols. C. Culbertson. B. Jackson. K. Yeckley. ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE COMMITTEE Front row J Mulhcrn. K Schnars, R Holytield. Back row: G. Muoka. G Kunst. K. O'Malley. I CONCERT SERIES COMM. 1 Front row I Behner.P. Rider. P Carter Back row K. Cunlus. C Oberlin. B Montgomery. L. Weber. ARTIST SERIES COMMITTEE 149 153 154 SN0I1VZINV0U0 0 cr O CO z o N CD cc o Alpha Psi Omega (Theatre) FRONT ROW M. Isabella M. Noble M Cassolia K McRae SECONO ROW G. Kunst C. Lamark B. Minich J. Hall G. Ravetto M. Lamark S. Cleland Alpha Beta Alpha (Library Science) FRONT ROW L. Rehonic L. Shaner R. Reale B. Jameson C. Czyzyk Mrs. F. Walsh — advisor N. Okst SECOND ROW P. Stokes S. Clark P. Gallo C. McFarland J. Johnson A. Dell G. Devore C. Heyman M. Cynkar B. Speer G. Winger Delta Mu Delta (Business) FRONT ROW D. Vance R. Levcik T. Rhoades M, Haislup SECOND ROW D. Dickinson L. Saoler C.Ursprung E. Boyland P. Crawford J. Lisciandro — advisor 156 Eta Sigma Gamma (Health Science) FRONT ROW J. Blauch K Phillips M Frawlcy K. Contras SECOND ROW J. Walter A Basciano B Deegan Dr. Lowing — advisor Beta Beta Beta (8iology) FRONT ROW S. Hockenberry T. John — advisor G Baum P. Schmid THIRD ROW S Rzecznick N. Aspden L. Faust R. Newman B Newton K. Walker L. Stern M, Pierce C. Else J. Albert A Gedeon T Kienle SECOND ROW S. Brown D. Harley K. Cartwright S. Dohner J. Minsavage K. Simar FOURTH ROW J. Zuzack P Bettley S Baker L. Nepa E. Crawford G Gock M. Hamilton R. Bowman K Kashurba J Kessler Gamma Theta Upsilon (Geography) FRONT ROW D. Englert C. Dusak K. Pence Mr T. Hannon — advisor E. Chavara C. Prorok C. Thomas SECONO ROW J. Ferrell D. Johnston M. Bozcan S. Haylett P. Zook D. Molnar K. Crabbe 157 Kappa Delta Pi (Academic) FRONT ROW M. Winrick J. Prost M. Rubino P. Russo J Roscoc 0. Pompa A Piorgiovanni SECOND ROW B. Harloy D Krause S Watkins L. Loncaric V. Zink V. Gulh S. Knurek D Snow THIRD ROW M. Ryan D McDonough S. McBride J. McCauley K. Kleber M Nochera D. Drake N Ligget Lambda Epsilon Delta (Education) FRONT ROW THIRD ROW D. Pompa R Pozzuto J Roscoe D. Yates K. Lascala C. Coyle B Harley W. Vogt M Sparrow B. Unangst C. Marshall S Huegei R. Kastner T Rodgers M. Winrick D. Cleis D. Drake L. Benyak G. Winger L. Harriger SECOND ROW B. Thomas D. Krause B. McNees S. McBride FOURTH ROW M. Haas D. Mllberger V. Zink L. Law L Graham B. Shedlock C. Krauchak N. Thomas J Prest T. Shorman P. Carter S. Watkins M. Salsman R. Koontz D. Schreiber M. Rubino D. Nicholl K. Hunt 158 Rho Phi Alpha (Recreation) FRONT ROW K. Cunius P. Carter M. Crouch SECOND ROW M. Salsman J. Brown H. Leslie T. Ridder G. Buck Sigma Tau Delta (English) FRONT ROW advisor J. Grinder G. Sullivan R. Ladick D. Morra K. Chavka T. Slusar J. Williams C. Marshall J. Graham L. Weber C. Krauchak M. Taydus SECOND ROW L. Graham H. Sledd — L. Wood Lambda Sigma Society (Sophomore) FRONT ROW J. Murillo A. DeCaprio L. Johnson FOURTH ROW C. Garbln G. Skrobacz J. Scalzott N. Cotchen Mrs. Thoman — T. Luppe SECOND ROW N Getty B. Lloyd advisor M. Olshofski D. Unangst D. Zoerb V. Galilei A. Gedoon P. Rider R. Kraus THIRD ROW D. Harley D. Book L. Grubo R Daum K. Kincaid S. Hall L. Matthews A. Ferguson H. Goodman S. Suplee j. Redmond Pi Delta Phi (French) FRONT ROW SECOND ROW K. Troy H.Lohr P Crawford Dr Campisi — ad 159 Psi Chi (Psychology) FRONT ROW C. Reimers K. Scott C. Flick K. McConughy N. Taylor J. Morrow SECOND ROW L. Pope J. Matrcy J. Jenson S. Hanley M Donato Phi Alpha Theta (History) FRONT ROW J, Hankie E. Sudzinskas 0. DeNardis B. Thomas SECOND ROW R. Simons G.Tonks j. Garland J. Snipes Dr. Stackman — advisor 160 Phi Epsilon Kappa (Men's Physical Education) FRONT ROW J. Sprague S. Anderson J. Spinelli T. Exposito R. Kastner F. Bosso SECOND ROW D. Wolfe J. Garcia C. Tompkins D. Beardsley B. Dahl D. Risaliti E. Morgan B. Stackhouse J. Latess T. Sneeringer S. Travis K. Garrett B. Dudley Mu Kappa Gamma (Music) FRONT ROW D. Brubaker K. Hunt FOURTH ROW C. Mikita L. Benyak K. Mick S. Zyroll C. Thomas L. loncaric A. McDougall J. Book D. Unangst L. Falk K. Krepinevich J. Brown A. Saul G. Shrobacz L. Wolfe S. Huegai R Patterson C. Dusak P. Boyd D. Cleis SECOND ROW T Brassmgton N. Getty B. Gunchaik J. McCaully THIRD ROW J. Sommerville L. Stumpf Panhellenic Council FRONT ROW L. Hoppe 0. Miller L. Fry M. Mikan SECOND ROW S. Shakley D. Wong P. Karnsack THIRD ROW S. Madara J. Mowbray S. Woloschuk J. Robinson M. Zaradzki D. Beninelli 1. Bohert L. Meidinger J. Prola Delta Zeta FRONT ROW K Kelchner S. Yanosick V. Allison J. Deaner K Kerr A. Capretto SECOND ROW C. Campbell C. Lorence T. Fonseca M. Frawley L. Duffy THIRD ROW P Bacco L Mayo M. Rainy B. Harkor L. 8ark C. Zulick FOURTH ROW C. MauS D. Miller E. McGinty A. Carlson V. Cornibe FIFTH ROW L. Marks D. Millhouse C. Szoic G. Fitzgee L. Meidinger B. Jackson L. Chelsky B. Montgomery 162 Alpha Omicron Pi FRONT ROW B. Boll A. Noumann K Anderson F. Summa D. Taylor S. Greuhr K Anysz SECOND ROW J. Slater B. Spanton J. Robinson D. Schoof D. Lipp THIRD ROW K. Heidler J. Bauder Alpha Sigma Tau FRONT ROW N. Warco P Crowe E. Vucic P. DeAngelo S. Kolarick M. Isabella K. Shraeffer THIRD ROW V. Duva D. Brent R. Hickman K Stromerson L. Fry T. Bailey M. Folia M. Cynkar E. Cooke J. Barteii S. Donahue D. Ewing R. Wmt M. Shaoffer SECOND ROW R Pozzuto D. Yates H. Rout M. Polland W. Lundoll J. Prola C Scheror F. Crytzer K Grannis D Pruchnic S. Girty R Hickman L Nichols L Pittengor S. Lipovich T Massack M Cangey M. Icaboni R Cappatt Zeta Tau Alpha FRONT ROW M. Bitner M. Crouch L. Holdon S. Madera SECOND ROW L. Stono C. Hansen S. Stoffee D. Benninger K. Klacik D. Calvort L. Sarniak THIRD ROW M. Mikan M. Clarko D. Scoch L. Uber L. Vrahas Alpha Sigma Alpha FRONT ROW R. Angstadt N. Nesta T. Sanford A Ruiz J. Matey A, Fanone D. Wong SECOND ROW M. Borkovich C. Merkel D. Kness K. Kohler R Gunchuk J. Boatman M. Zaradzki L. Tabacok P. Stommel L. Pholps 163 Sigma Sigma Sigma N. Kasperovich J. Buck M. Kraus E. Hasegawa D. Lepiane K. Nataro J. DiGiacomo SECOND ROW D. Swick T Kelly H. Spryn P Karasack P. Schlaich J. Golmic S. Clark J. Healy C. Carroll B. DuBois THIRD ROW D. Montine J. Miller S. Mears K. Price S. Halleck P Wissmger G. Grippo J. Brandon B. Grill D. Bendineili K. Maiarkcy Alpha Xi Delta FRONT ROW A Massey J. Migliaccio J. Thompson M. Quigley J. Schneider M Hertihy D. Palombo E. O'Donnell P. Homtz K. Dillenkoter T Slusar S. Gosser M. Branton J. Mowbray THIRD ROW A. DeLauro R. Vicary S. Kittel L. Troilo B. Rehm M. Wright SECOND ROW U. Brandon K. Britton D. Emery 1. Bohlert P. Kesslar P. Herlinger S. Tinsdale D. Van Wie T. Dilts Kappa Delta FRONT ROW S. Shakloy L. Vockley SECOND ROW E Baichunas S Oliphant S. Woloshuck K. Baichunas C. Mingle THIRD ROW M. Risser C. Clark R. Henschen D. 8ence K. Maeder R. DeBastim FOURTH ROW P. Dorn L. Scott C. Lauletta A. Melillo J Bar M. Ord FIFTH ROW S. Gift M Birsa M Olshetski M. Pastor T. Coporizzo M Bozelli 164 Lambda Chi Alpha FRONT ROW T. Baglieri K. Karnash D. Hudson R. Cadwell R. Mrvos G Cole S. Yokom J. Perz H. Gullien S. Calhoun J. Huzvar J. Waideck T. Ravey C. Bowman R. Kaleta B. Witek M. Schotsch K Marchetti SECOND ROW G. Baioclk D. Dorazio FOURTH ROW S Toth T. Cesta J. Catagnius THIRD ROW D. Nerti B. Spiedel J. Shigle G Watters C. Todd J. Nosko P. Cassano D. Patterson J. Macaluso D. Olayer B. Thompson Lambda Chi Crescents FRONT ROW C. Scharer K. Grannis L. Frye M. Foltz SECOND ROW T. Dobos K. Ceiaschi D. Claven J. Fisher K. Schaeffer C. McFarland T. Massack H. Spryn D. Houston THIRD ROW R. Cappatt R. Simon T. Fonseca G Grippo D. Miller G. Kemplcr L. Nichols L. Langland M Frawley 165 Alpha Sigma Phi FRONT ROW T. Seibel D. Colio R. DeNardo J. Kramer D. Goclano S. Albough R. States K. Piochoki M. Neel THIRD ROW J. Olbetter R Jacaruso J. Bass P Pastenck T. Friesema M. Milito R. Ohl M. Mi ley SECOND ROW S. Rhodes B. Connolly Little Sisters of the Mystic Circle FRONT ROW L Mayo w. Wobb S. Stef fee D. Bonanduci SECOND ROW M. Brinks J. Connolly M McQuaid B. Castelnuovo K. Mullaney J. Paganelli S. Tisdale 166 Tau Kappa Epsilon ON THE GROUND D. Fleming K Milburgh T. Todd K. Beattie SECOND ROW E. Bednar G. Allen J. Litzinger G. Mason Bell D. DeNardis G. Bugel Fish M. Susick THIRD ROW J. Boros D. Harris M. Whit© M Bowman G. Fejes S Gettis A Desisto S. Capozzoli FOURTH ROW J. Byers B. Sekel T Roskowski K. Laslvic T. Rycn FIFTH ROW R. Lasasso T. Podbielski The Order of Diana FRONT ROW M. Harrison M. DeNardis M. Allen J. Golmic L. DeGregorio P. DeAngolo SECOND ROW K. Price M. Wright K. Picclone T Pinchalk L. Allendor THIRD ROW B. Harfcor S. Fojos B. Grill K. Ellis S. Mears 167 Theta Chi ON PORCH S. Kearney L Cross R Baudoux G. Kreuzer M. Bariski J. Miller J. Farrar D. Iskat D. 8ull R. Carinci D. Heisey G. Saboo P. Russell D. Falvey K. McQuatl M. Carratelli T. Makides D. Grevor Z. Chappel C. Boylan J. McCarthy M. Deassio M. Orphus E. Kostiai J. Dunn A. Ingles R. Rusnak ON ROOF. STANDING V. Morrow ON ROOF. T. Lalcha J. Friend SEATED Daughters of the Crossed Swords FRONT ROW V. Allison M Clarko T. Makrides C. Szelc O. Van Wie SECOND ROW N. Gerchak L. Rickley M. Fisher D. Herbert P. Bacco D. Lusardi C. Harvey G. Lally 168 Theta Xi FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW R Thomas 1. Useless T. Moats D. Mastren B. Erwin R.Jackson B. Mantell R Ebersole G. Williams L. Relt T. Ruiz 0.Jackson B. Curry F. Digrogory D. Mastalski T. Proctor M. Goldstein C. Swanson J. McHugh T, Frederick E. Bell Little Sisters of the Unicorn FRONT ROW G Stoats C. Tahon S. Prosavec A. Newman M. Schwartz M. McDonald SECOND ROW M Hardgrove T. Frederick J. Gardner T. Stuck J. Crosley 169 Sigma Pi FRONT ROW R. Anderson Turk K. O'Toole J. Sargent S. Delaney D. Leverich SECOND ROW G. Rossick S. Kulick S. Burkett E. Panos S. McElroy E. Gaughren F. Latavish THIRD ROW J. LaMonaco K. Rafferty Order of the Emerald FRONT ROW N. Peck SECOND ROW M. Sheaffer THIRD ROW C. Welker D. Ewing J. Wegley D. Pruchnic M Cangey i 170 Phi Mu Delta FRONT ROW SECOND ROW J. Leipctiack S. Stutz A. Clarke B. Walker R. Carson B. Livingston D. Brannon D. Marks M. Crepp J. Mayberry E. Coates J. Besancenoy THIRD ROW D. Baughman I Sisters of the Lion FRONT ROW L. Moyer S. Brown SECONO ROW S. Heger M. Barker G. Skatski C. Slagle 171 Phi Sigma Epsilon FRONT ROW C. Johnson S. Lipovich S. Schultz T. Rooker S. Hammond D. Lorenzo B. Beamer SECOND ROW T. Tamsey R. Lang D Babiak C. Baumon J. Siroky L Chiapelli R. Greene B. 8oyer THIRD ROW B. Malarkey D. Byrnes B. Jevsevar R. Hasor B. Welsh B. 8eck R Bircini T. Thompson FOURTH ROW A. Tripoli R. Butterworth J. Murphy Order of the White Tea Rose FRONT ROW S. Lipovich L. Williams L. Pittenger D. Lepiane M. Kraus J. Buck SECOND ROW M. Sparrow E. Boylan J. Baxter L. Matthews R McClimans THIRD ROW R Paulick S. Gosser K. Malarkey D. Swick D. Monlini 172 Youth P.A.R.C. FRONT ROW R. Norris T. Wylie SECOND ROW B. Shodlock L. Law J. Miller G.Tonks B. Frazier J. Hixon N. Tanner THIRD ROW T. Nazarek K. Polm P. Treat F. Piatek S. Shakley M. Moses M. Nestich P. Rigby Student P.S.E.A. FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW D. Pompa S. Gallagher J. Rossi M.Jencka B. Nash D. Bender J. Roscoe Z. Clement A. Kaminski P. Daugherty S. Bower D. Anthony S. Zuzic M. Ryan K. Kleber S. Simpson P. Russo T. Slusar M. Nestich J. Gallagher T. Sherman M Branton J. Fisher F Pierce V. Zink D. Palombo P. Rigby C. Coyle P. Hinkley P. Heintz C. Thomas W. Vogt S. McBride H. Rich S. Huff N. Liggett M. Haas D. Metzger B. Hartey C. Krauchak A. Piorgiovanm I Rohonic K. Griffey R Smith Officials Club FRONT ROW T. Miller V. LaMantla J. Arnone SECOND ROW J. Beros J Demchak W. Elish M. Bariski K Rafferty 8. Guzzo Mr. Boyer, advisor French Club FRONT ROW H. Copeland L. Cassiolo M. Sigura J. Honse T. Hodge C. Troy SECOND ROW Dr. Campisi T. Bajorek B. Harlan H.Lohr P. Crawford Business and Economics Club FRONT M. Streitman L. Youra B. Pittman B. Cherney G. Tronco M Doyle P Crawford S. Miller G. Murray J. Townsend L. Wenrich N. Finloy T. Zehmisch M. Doughorty V. Haney SECOND ROW M. Jencka THIRD ROW C. Berkeybile L. Ulizlo Mrs. Albers L Cassiofi D. Dzemyan D. Hughes S. Slopek D. Lipp J. Sawinski B. Shaw M. Strausbuagh M. Hackett L. DeGruttola R Santo K. 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PA RECREATION SPECIAL EO ENGLISH SEC ED BIOLOGY SEC EO -POLITICAL SCIENCE ELEM EO SHIRLEY YARD DEBRA YATES MARY YESTER three bridges, nj mcmurrav. pa allison park, pa SPECIAL EO PHYSICAL ED ELEM EDjSPECIAL EO DAVID 2EMINSKI KRISTIN ZILARY VIRGINIA ZINK WESTMORELAND CITY. PA SALEM, OH YOUNGWOOO PA BUSINESS RECREATION ELEM, EO. PAMELA ZOOK PORTERSVILLE, PA GEOGRAPHY KATHRYN BURNS PAMELA COVIN KATHLEEN CRISE DANIEL CROTTY IMPERIAL BETHEL PARK, PA OELMONT. PA ERIE PA PHYSICAL EO 232 CLAIRE DUSAK PITTSBURGH, PA JUDITH EBAUGH MECHAMCSBURG PA DEBORAH FURRER PITTSBURGH PA GRACE GRIPPO PATRICIA GUYTON RANDALL MASER MARY KAEFER LOWER BURRELL. PA BRADFORD. PA FRANKLIN MATTUCO MYRON MOTSKO DAVID PALKO GREENS8URG. PA APO..NY PITTSBURGH PA DE8RA RAFFENSBERGER LAKE CITY, pa FRANCINE RUFFO CHARLES SCOTT BUTLER. PA TERI SHERMAN JAMESTOWN. NV CYNTHIA SHOAF IAWN, PA 234 Graduation is an end. But also a beginning . . . The start of all dreams That every graduate is planning. Graduation is sighs and laughter Mingled liberally with tears. Lingering memories of one s sharing Life with classmates through the years Graduation is conclusion Of one big phase of work and fun. A milestone passed, new things begun. Graduation is excitement, Speeches, farewells And applause, diplomas And a mortar board .. . The gate to pathways unexplained. Katherine Davis 235 Jtsperai 3. girls -to room KonUct: Uok'ii mu Kjl, $ 79 9 1 educed Raie.: j 238 240 And Dreams, Seen Through One’s Own Perspective. CREDITS: Editor— Denise Kinnen Organization Editors — Sondra Gift Rae Norris Cultural Editor — Beth Cassling Dawn Person (assistant) Senior Editor — Mary Ellen Hamilton Sue Molmar (assistant) Sports Editor — Becky Cohen Brenda Carnahan (assistant) Photographers — Kathy Goeringer Don Clark David Constable Tom Johnson William McCann Artists — Denise Kinnen Cynthia McConnell Adviser — Mrs. Kathleen Vincent Printer — Hunter Publishing Co. Dave Evans, representative Special thanks to: Kay Taylor and Jane Hockenberry. secretaries. College Relations Office: John Carpenter. SRSC Sports Information Director; Merin Studios. Inc. I to