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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1983 volume:

Otd Vua Slippery Rock State College Volume 62 SAXIGENA STAFF Editor in Chief Copy Editor Photography Directors Business Manager Faculty Advisors Melissa L. Sharp Kathryn L. Sill Tish Chajkowski Rikki Young Jolan Naleppa David Rooney Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly Photographers Karen Fluharty Joanne Bucci Kim Klingensmith Shanda Georg Kim George Buffy Hull Della Cooke Molly Bauer Gus Landazuri Jim Kline Guillermo Penamiel Dennis Angeline General Staff Harry Swanberg Janet Holland Jackie Twine Bill Kuzemchak Friends Janet Shilling Mike Changnon Brian Huskey Bruce Harris Donnie Ayers T.P. Sheppeck Mr. and Mrs. F. Cancino Anita Van Dyke Deb Mardis-Warner Butler Offices Supplies Kadet Photo 3 Campus and Student Life C mpu� FMttrty Lake Arthur Naleppa 6 Student tttfw SfcprfBSJ Ang lin 7 e Foocbai Socctf Uoda url Suddeni 14 Kfootrmrum Mijccfiancoat Sattt Sharp 17 18 Homecoming Student Young 22 Student Shan. 26 Sludjntt Naleppa 27 Footbm Waftwt PenaW Rock Fall. Frwndi Ruhany 36 37 Dance Theatre Hull to Oonroe Ins IQ S«c«. Gmr 41 II 0«g in IV Cuojy Ouhuomiuoh Party Sh«p Studcni Young 44 Cimipy 45 Flnah Nateppa 46 Anflrtrw Studwit Mine Homtcommg 48 i 49 M Shup 50 - - -V ' I walk across campus, diploma gripped tightly. Campus never really looked this way before; Then I remember — I remember the other time I felt this way. It might have been yesterday, but I know it wasn't. It was four years ago. The high school senior's first college visit. I blink my eye. September: I was here, again. The first caf meal with mom and dad. It was a trip in self-consciousness, not really a big deal. All facts considered, a bad dinner. (Whatever it was, I acquired a taste for it.) Confused, bored. Lost, and lonely — “What do you want from life? My first letter from home, little sister said: “And the cat misses you too. I smiled all day. (I missed the cat) Lost keys, locked out, old friends. New friends, no friends, eating alone in the caf, learning to Decode washing machine lids, and All-Tempa-Cheer's directions. Retraining to stand, walk. talk. hear, and drink in Kiester parties. Maybe it's all a dream: tomorrow the alarm will announce. “Welcome to the second day of Orientation! No chance. An alcohol awareness seminar— I was too hung over to attend. “You don't look like a freshman. It sounds like such a compliment. I passed my first roommate by Old Main. He's doin' all right. Let's see: Wanting to be a poet, listening to my favorite Kansas Album every day for three weeks, then dropping and breaking it. Writing lines of poetry out by Lake Hi-Rise. The guys caught me once; After that whenever they wanted to get rid of me they'd say: “Hey Dave, why don't you go write a poem about it?' I still have them: I'll show you if you'd like. Caring, not caring, then caring again about grades. Jobs, resumes, grad schools. Bob's subs, and five guys Spending their last pennies on a case of Iron City. Falling, drunk, in the snow — hiking back to the hall. Doing dishes, arguments with roommates, and bringing The Valu King bill within 7 cents of my life’s savings. Lessons in love, and hangovers: these along could fill a novel. It would be hard reading, and more likely than not. boring. I'm still gripping my diploma, now more tightly Than five minutes before. My palm is sweating. I stand, here in the darkness, with one foot on the ground. I'm careful about where I'll place the other, And I hope it takes me forward. o vr mimn Booe . Cooke S uden« Penaflel 53 Students 54 Lsn.Mjutv SJwp S� u Jtnt� Students Young 55 StocScnU Pentflel 56 Baum, landarurt Homrcomlmj Baum Spring) Weekend 57 58 59 FW4dhou� Ruhairv � krlh� ll Ootg Koociial Qimuiio Kbit 61 Graduation GiaduaOon Share. 62 Mary J. Adair Gwen B. Albers Scott A. Alter Anthony G. Asti Patricia L Aysse Elementary Education Engllsh Accounting Biology Business Management Accounting Harold Adams Gary M. Aldrich Kathleen M. Amato Donald J. Audia JHI L Bachetder Environmental Science Health Physical Ed Physical Education Health Physical Ed Psychology Julie Adams Charles Jay Allen Physical Education Kathle J. Ankley Education-Sociology Suzanne Ault Frank BagHeri Communications RJsa Adams Richard L Allen Jeffrey P. Ansell Colleen C. Austin Ronald K. Bair Public Health Special Education-El. Ed Social Welfare Business Gregory F. Akins Thomas Allen lisa Jo Antrilli John W. Austin Jane E. Baker Accounting Parks Recreation Elementary Education Physical Education Nursing Anna L Baldini Health Physical Ed Susan L. Ballek Parks Recreation Caramel R. Barker Health Physical Ed Brian T. Bartsch Political Science Barbara J. Bassett Health Physical Ed 64 Laura Bateman Special Education Nancy L Baum Elementary Education Dorothy I. Becker Nursing Bea Ann Bedford Physical Education Philip Belerschmltt Recreation Resource Mgt Gary L. Bergstrand Parks Recreation Elizabeth L. Berlin Communication Mary T. Berry Special Education Rkhard A. Bisi Business Administration AHson R. Bittle Physical Ed •Lifetime Fitness Thomas M. Bojarski Business Josephine A. Bodnar English 65 Randy J. Bono Jed Bowers Barry A. Boy Jodi L Boyle Elementary Education Rebecca Brady Theodore Jr. Brelsford Economics Darla Brobst Chemistry Charles V. Brochetti Political Science Shirley Brookbank Social Welfare Colleen P. Brown Parks Recreation Yvonne S. Brydon Marketing Joanne Bucd Social Welfare SluUert Young 66 Bcntfog Penatel 67 Thomas J. Butler Computer Science Kathryn J. Canon Elementary Education Unda Bukcr Laura Lynn Clark Therapeutic Rec William V. Cobern Business Administration Darlene J. Bullock Health Physical Ed Marcia A. Burke Special Education Mary K. Burkholder Special Ed. El. Ed. Kirby L Burns Chemistry Beth Byham Valarie Caccamo Nursing Francinc M. Cacti Communic aborts Chris A. Calhoun Parks Recreation Scott Captan Business Marie B. Cartberg Political Science Anne E. Carr Parks Recreation Kathy Jo Carcell Communications Marilyn S. ChialuUo Health Physical Ed Judith M. Chupasko Biology Brenda L Clark Accounting Rocco Cilibcrto Todd L Clark Communications Margaret J. Clawson Elementary Ed. Special Ed Thomas R. Clayton Business Administration Kimberly R. Clements Computer Science Karen M. Colaluca Elementary Ed. Library Science Angela M. Como Psychology Nancy L Connor Therapeutic Rec. Anthony W. Consbruck Biology 68 Douglas P. Constany Management Lori A. Converso Special EdJ Environment Ed. Barbara Cooper Patricia D. Corbett Environment Ed Edwin L Corbran Parks Recreation Admin. Lavcnia B. CorneH Health 6 Physical Ed. Rkhard A. Coulter Accounting Mary P. Cragg Special Education Michael C. Cragg Health Physical Ed Jennifer M. Craig Physical Education Constance K. Craker Health Physical Ed Judy Crandall Health Phsyical Ed. SluOmu Young 69 Vema G. Creswell Business Recration Stephanie Crist Special Ed EL Ed. Joseph Cuffari Chris J. Czumbll Drew M. D’Apolito Business Administration Parks Recreation Elizabeth Daly Therapeutic Rec. Susan D. Daubenspeck Bementary Education Debra S. Cunningham Elementary Education Carol Lynn D’Amato Sports Management Business Diane C. D’Gva Parks Recreation Brian C. Darbee Business Administration Denise Lynn Dauria Parks Recreation 70 Michael G. Davanzati Accounting David R. Davis Sociology Diane B. Davis Special Education Timothy A. Davis Occupational Safety 6 Health Lisa A. Deck Recreational Tikerapy Keith J. Degraaf Health Science Theresa L Dcmaddis Communications John V. DeMarco History Hildl J. Desfdcrio Special EiJEL. Ed. Jennifer Dick Communications Paula DIMarco Joni M. Diningcr Elementary Education Uudtr Nalrpp 71 Thomas E. Donley Diane DuMaret Parks £ Recreation Thomas A. Erario Shelly L Faull Business Administration English Felicia S. Ferree Peggy M. Fitzgerald Spanish Communications William E. Dorwarth JR Luanne J. Eisler Marketing Nursing Thomas M. Eshelman Chemistry Timothy M. Faust Communications Shaun A. Fetters Computer Science Julie A. Flink Physical Education Andrew J. Drahnak Geography William H. Drusedum Biology Teresa A. Dulac Marketing Trish EBermeyer Sharon M. Emerting Special EdJEl. Ed Marla English Elementary Education Christopher Jo Faioona Communications Selma J. Farrell Therapeutic Rec. Thomas M. Fasano Journalism Busincss Robert J. Favateila Business Administration Beth A. Fedorowkh Physical Education James R. Ferguson Geology A- Theodore FHIhart Elementary Education Dave W. Flson Occupational Health £� Safety Brian W. Findley Physical Education Eileen M. Rinn Parks Recreation Karen L Flynn Library Science Barbara A. Folger Elementary Education 72 Kwadwo O. Fordjour Environmental Studies Cynthia A. Forsberg Elementary Education Elizabeth M. Fort Public Administration Sally A. Frank Special EdyEI. Ed. Clifford R. Franklin Geology Paula J. Frankovkh Communications Barbara A. Frazier Parks Recreation Dawn G. French Physical Education Elaine A. Frcsch Special Education Gregg A. Fritz Business Administration Diane L. Fry Social Work Donna E. Frye Special Education Momvcomlng 73 Geoffrty Gagnon Health Physical Education Charles Galley Kenneth GaMn Mark R. Gardner Business Administration Joanne Garqano Elementary Education EUiabeth Gargasi Personnel Management Deborah A. Garvin Accounting Mark Gessier Nancy E. Girdwood Social Work Christopher Githioria Tarri S. Glenn Business Administration John K. Gloss Secondary Ed-Biology Judith K. Good Music Therapy Faith M. Gormley Special Education Veronica L Corny Therapeutic Rec Shirley A. Gossard Elementary Education Drew W. Gottschall Parks G Recreation Lee B. Gould Marketing Julie A. Grtce Physical Education David A. Grille Uetime Fitness Sandy C. Grimes Elementary Education Diane B. Grode Special Education Timothy J. Gustafson Business Management Kathy Hammill Robert S. Hamilton Geology Kathleen A. Hannon Elementary Education Alice C. Hanson Elementary Education Cheryl A. Harding Health G Physical Ed Dale R. Hargraves Communications George J. Harvey Marketing'Busmess Admin. 74 James W. Hatton Musk: Cynthia A. Havey Psychology Richard S. Heersema Parks Recreation Usa M. HefTIcy Physical Education Karen L Heldorfer Special Elementary Ed. Christine A. Hemphill English Joyce A. Henry Accounting John J. Hepner Management W. Clark Herbol Business Management Peggie L HUI Parks Recreation Doreen R. Hiltz Therapeutic Rcc. Beth Himes Michael R. Himpele Sports Management Corina A. Hinchberger Special Ed EJ. Ed. Barry Hinderliter Business Administration Robert A. Hindley Business Administration Elizabeth A. Hines Haney Hines Marketing Kenneth D. Hoffman Secondary Ed. Social Studies Thomas Hogg Geology Janet M. Holland Special Education Larry A. Hoilerman Psychology Kelly A. Holmes Business Management Andrew H. Hoover Geography Beth Huberman Recreation Lisa A. Hulihan Linda K. Hultberg Health Science Wynne Hunkier Computer Science Caroline A. Huya Health Physical Ed Laura A. lannacchione Business Administration 76 77 Sfcjdenl Khngemmth Shawn K. Inlow English Walter C. Jeffreys Elementary Education Albert D. Johnson Accounting Timothy A. Johnson Business Dan E. Jones Physical Education Judy L Jones English Bryan R. Jankowski Szu-Cheng Jen Accounting Computer Science Mark R. Johnson Business Administration Mark A. Johnston Secondary Education Dawn E. Jones Elementary Education Robert S. Jones English a Emmett F. Joseph Physical Education Lisa C. Kacy Management Thomas E. Kahn Business Management Rita Kaplan Mkhele A. Karcher Special Education Jay L Kaup Marketing Robert Kelly Parks Recreation Corot A. Kelso Brian P. Kepple Parks Recreation Jackie E. Kerestes Music Therapy Bernadette Klavon Elementary Education Janice M. Kline Communlcatkms Sec. Ed. Kimberly D. Klingcnsmith Art Beth Koeller Physical Education Norman K. Knox Music Therapy Julie A. Knightly Special Education Mary Knusen Patricia K. Kolk Physical Education Joseph D. Kolodski Parks Recreation Danette Jo Kozera Special Education Margaret T. Kraft Therapeutic Rec. Bobette Kramarich Patricia Krystynlak Nursing Brian D. Kump Parks Recreation Polly A. Lamison Joan Kertin Elementary ErL Phys. Ed. Parks Recreation Kevin S. Kendrick Gregory A. Kester Recreation Resource Computer Science Mgml Maureen A. Kinney Debbie L Kenny Environmental Sci. Business Administration 79 Patricia M. Lanaro Geoffrey K. Landry Kristin S. Laplace Parks Recreation Business Administration Lee Ann Landfried Carol A. Lange Jennifer L. Laws Elementary Education Music Therapy Susan E. Layden Parks Recreation Lisa J. LeBarron Accounting Vivian C. LeBeau Computer Science Therese A. LeGendre Special EdJEl. Ed. William B. Lennox Physical Education Kevin D. Lorence Health-Science BoaybuikUng 80 Kline 81 Janlne Lorenz Communications Patricia A. Lowerre Thomas B. MacDonald John L Magistro Parks Recreation Business Administration Biology Mary S. Marcinko Diane L Martin Special Education Elementary Education Keliy L Lott Craig S. Lukchart James E. Madera Business Administration Economics Linda S. Major Parks Recreation Rosemarie Marco Parks Recreation Nancy E. Martin Parks Recreation 82 f Susan J. Mathis Communications Shirley A. Mattacc Elementary Education Kelly T. Mattick Special Education Jayne McCarty Health Phys. Ed. Carol L McCausland Health Phys. Ed. Joanne McCollum Parks Recreation Marieta L McCollum Special Education Rynda L McCray Parks Recreation William McElhaney History Carl T. McGary Biology Susan McGrall Special Education Klmber L McHenry Business Administration Meredyth A. Mcllwaine Parks Recreation Nicholas G. McKelvey Business Management Matthew A. McLean Chemistry Margaret E. McNamara Physical Education Barbara J. McQuakl Therapeutic Rec. James H. Meehan Computer Science Melanie K. Menk Parks t Recreation David W. Meyer Management Margaretta E. MkhaBsIn Bruce W. Miller Finance Mary M. Miner Psychology Monica L Miner Special Education Theresa A. Mitch Secondary Education Linda K. Mitchell Health Science Thomas J. MiUo Environmental Studies James R. Monroe Business Administration Joseph E. Montone Secondary Education Patricia J. Moore Physical Education 83 Laura J. Morgan Health G Physical Ed. Darcl L. Munn Business Administration Shari 1. Myers Accounting Sharon P. Nickclbeny Social Work Joan O'Connor Greg M. Pace Computer Science EBeen M. Morris Theresa Murphy Recreation Jeff Nardo Political Science Patrick M. Nolan Health Science Kimberly A. Ofak Sociology'Anthropology Daniel R. Palmer Communications John M. Morse Marketing Christopher J. Murray Parks Recreation Anthony R. Nero Anthropology James E. Novak Physical Education Dominic L Ofori Finance Pamela L Panko Business Administration Usa Moschella Communications Gretchen J. Mussey Elementary Education Jennifer Neugebauer Kelli L Novak Special Education Jeffrey A. Omdoff Physical Education Robin A. Panza Elementary Education Anthony M. Mozzocio Finance Jeffrey L. Myers Elementary Education Brian T. Nicholson Spanish Maryellen O'Brien Special Education Lou Ann Osborne Special Education Vmnie PapureOo Physical Education 84 lisa Campbell Park Paul J. Paterra Communications Lisa M. Pattison Therapeutic Rec. Lisa A. Peluso Christine A. Penna Parks 8 Recreation Political Science Mary S. Peoples Business Administration Pamela A. Parker Carl Patterson David C. Pavao Psychology Guillermo Penafiel Biology Scott A. Pennewill Health Physical Ed. Deborah A. Perrine Accounting 85 William J. Perroz Business Administration Robert V. Petrinl Business Administration Laud A. Petroy Communications Carmen Pkclrilfl Special Education Laura L Rummer Social Work Carol A. Ptunkard Elementary Education Pauline Poole Nursing Kimberly E. Powell Business Administration Tristan B. Procopio Political Science Unda Pustinger Joan Raffetto Robert A. Ramsey Business Administration Laura Ratcliffe Parks Recreation Robert K. Rearick Business Administration Monica D. Reaves Business Marketing Michele L Rcga Elementary Education Richard Reilly Library Science Maria Reinsel Physical Education Kelly L Renee Geology Jeffrey A. Renno Accounting Melanie J. Rhoads Business Administration Joan L. Richards Sec. Ed. Sociology Susan M. Rics Special Education Alvin F. Riley Business Finance Jeanne S. Rinehart Music Therapy Sharon J. Rosewell Social Work Stewart M. Ross Elementary Education Diane M. Rudolph Fine Arts Sheila D. Rulander Music Therapy Darlene L Rush Special Education 86 Martin P. Russell Health Science Robert J. Salmen Business Eugenio Sanchez Computer Science Harry F. Sanders Jr. Sports Management Todd W. Saurman Music Therapy David A. Scamati Business Administration Maureen Ryen John A. Sarnsa Biology David D. Sander Computer Science Douglas E. Sauer Elementary Education Vicki J. Sayer Therapeutic Rec. Kathleen H. Schiffer Therapeutic Rec. 87 Barbara A. Schlimm Dorothy E. Schrom Environmental Studies Physical Education Joseph H. Schwar James C. Scott Lome S. Secrest Health Physical Ed. Business Administration Special Education Deboraj M. Seldl Therapeutic Rec. Hope Elise Schrevelius Dennis Schucker Health Science Elaine M. Schwarz David C. Sears Environmental Ed. Mary K. Sed Nancy L Shaner Business Administration Therapeutic Rec. Uuiet VenOng Hjn Baurf 88 Melissa L Sharp Fine Aits Michael H. Sharp Accounting Sharon L Sharpless Geography Judith A. Shaw Geology English Dale W. Shearer Physics Suzanne E. Shelpman Communications Harris J. Shermot Business Administration Donna L Shirey Accounting Lisa C Shirey Health Physical Ed. Jack J. Shhetts Communications Lori L Shoal Communications James R. Short Parks Recreation Robert M. Siar Secondary Education Lydia A. Siegfried Special Ed El. Ed. Gloria A. Simmons Health Science Natalie R. Simmons Physical Education Gregory D. Sinclair Music-Voice Sharon L Sirpilla Physical Education Charles Slaight Communications Lori Slates Kail J. S vka Communications Carol S. Smith Special Education Christel M. Smith Physical Education Debra S. Smith EL Ed Spanlsh Edward J. Smith Management Jerome Smith Psychology Patricia A. Smith English Pfulosophy Robert J. Smith Physical Education Townsend Smith HI Biology William F. Smith Health Physical Ed. Lori S. Sogoioff Sociology John M. Spatara Communications Daniel E. Splnder Sociology Nadema Spott Management Gordon S. Stark Therapeutic Rec. Kristine StanHo Michael W. Staruch Marketing Diane M. Stein Elementary Education Marita Stein Management Barbar L Stevens Human EcotogyGeography Salty A. Stevens Art Thomas K. Stickley Biology 90 Carol L Stoner Health Science Eric Straube Biology Marti A. Stumpo Accounting Charlene S. Subrick Physical Education Carole M. Sudar Computer Science Terri L Summer Parks Recreation Rebecca S. Sutton Special Education Randolph J. Swanson Special Ed El. Ed. Fk rie M. Takaki Parks Recreation Jeff A. Talarigo Communications Kimberly A. Talley Special Education Rosemary E. Temperino Physical Education Felicia M. Texter Physical Ed. Health Karen S. Teyssier Management Paul E. Thomas Accounting Brenda West Thompson Social Work Psychology Timothy J. Thompson Business Administration Elizabeth A. Tita Parks Recreation Christopher J. Tostevin Business Administration Nicholas M. Toubakaris Business Diana R. Treece Health Science Lori A. Triscuit Special Edv'EI. Ed KeHy L Turner Health Physical Ed. Jackie Twine Donna J. (irbanek Business Administration Rita R. Van Auken Social Work Dawn A. Van Der Ptoeg Parks Recreation Anita J. Van Dyke Therapeutic Rec. Diana M. Vasses Special Education LesRs A. Venturini Special EdJEl. Ed. 91 Melinda N. Vincent Computer Science Patricia Visnosky Health 6 Physical Ed. Kellie Vopat Wendy L Wanser Special EdJEL Ed Rod R. Warburton Biology Janine M. Ward Parks Recreation Linn A. Wasielewski Therapeutic Rec Jaculin A. Weaver Special EdVEI. Ed Julie A. Webster Health Science Todd L Wchr Carolyn E. Weidman Community Health Sandra J. Wells Health Physical Ed. Pamela R. West Jeanne E. Westcrvelt Communications James A. Westrick Business Administration Richard A. Whartenby Medical Technology Laurie A. Wharton Psychology Dale White Environmental Studies Merle A. Wylie Kenneth Yoder Marketing rinance Geology Darryl A. Yandle Kimberly Ann Snatchko Health Physical Ed. Accounting Devonne C. White Therapeutic Rec. Jae Ann White Parks Recreation Lori Wilcox Sandra J. Wilkins Social Work Athula Wik amanayake Paul Wilkinson Biology Annette L Williams Royann Winfield Psychology Therapeutic Rec. Kathleen J. Wlllison English VIcW A. Wilson El Ed-'Library ScL Le trie la A. Wlahofsky Special Education Melanie L. Wolfe Communication 94 Qeotg 95 McCon 96 Dance Marathon Ktoe 97 98 Stwfcrt B f N� Vppa 101 Georg 102 104 105 Sh p Party KiirxjcAvrjlh 106 Rutuirty 107 108 Cod -!! Kfcnr 109 WMM lAcroMt KlKvr Organizations Spring Weekend Kim Wine Kline 112 Sprmg Weekend ACLD: (Association for Children with Learning Disabilities), M. Shanden. E Bacani. H. Sloser. P Alder: Second row: M. Merritt C Sanlgo. R. Swanson. P. Holland. L Eason, D. Givmskl AIR FORCE ROTC: M. McClain. T. Saloom, J. Warner; Second row. P. Moriarty. M. Shuff. P. Frey. R. Boyel. T. Race. S. Krammes. D. Posa. C. Bodnar. G. Huebschman. M. Orsilk). J. Jackson; Third row: G. Carlson. D. Donald. J. Como, K. Andrews. J. Hannold. S. Rose. E_ Makowski, T. Brown. D. Tigyer. J. Finney. K. Haldcman; Fourth row: G. McDaniel. B. Dantzler, K. Spoonhour. J. Fox. M. Theis, T. Landers. J. Gagliardi. P. Hoover. J. Tillery, rL Givens ALPHA EPSILON RHO: (Communications Honorary), C. SlaighL J. Waldron. M. Wolfe. P. Frankovich: Second row. C Wells. C. Hess; Third row P. Paterra, E. Lichtenstein. M. Moreira, P. Fitzgerald k ruansavaM mi « a. ALPHA KAPPA PSI: (Business Honorary), J. Casey, R. Bono, D. Kenny. D. Cowstant, G. Landazuri, D. Reynolds. J. Morse. G. Patterson; Second row L Walden. G. Adkins. S. McNees. K. Stanko, D. Norris. D. Munn, E. Folland, J. Madera; Third row; S. Stechly, M. Gardner. M. Davanzati, B. Biondo, J. Mullaly, T. Forish; Fourth row; R. Lorentz, J. Mullaly, K. Moore. S. Gatz. K. Powell, M. Stein, S. 114 Taylor; Fifth row; L lannacchione, L. Coyle, D. Smith. T. Ray. V. Creswell. H. Weeks, M. Scd. D. Amey, L LeBarron, M. DePaima. S Myers, M. Stumpo, D. Gibbens ARHS: (Association of Residence Halls — Students), K. Madnnes, C. La us. R. Dobry. A. Qteronl, D. Linvilie. J. Boone; Second row: Dr. Doran. P. Terrill. L Opalisky, B. Bernard. L Tragesser. B. lezzi. S. Callan; Third row: M. Potterweich. T. Barnes. J. Benson. M. Marion. D. Fox. J. Armour. D. Cubbison BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: P. Cacolke. L Johns. W. Ritch. C. Morrison; Second row: P. Shaffer. V. Franceschi. S. Milavec, D. Eubank; Third row: M. Statzula. D. Macken. M. Opfermann 115 BLACK ACTION SOCIETY: N. BerfiekJ. R. Rose: Second row. B. Sandidge. L Louther. T. Duncan. D. While; Third row K. Fffliano, R. Westmoreland: Fourth row A. Dunham. D. Smith. G. Beckett. C. Wesley. L Rogers. T. Olden COLLEGE CHOIR: S. Wade. D. DiSpirito. S. Auxter, M. Weiss. S. Winger. K. Hofer, C. Crawford. J. Kerestes; Second row: L Temple, T. Lyons. S. Rulander, M. Rudolph. A. Weaver. M. Ehrhardt, C. Mikula. R. Hinterlang; Third row: G, Beckett. N. Knox. J. Hatton. J. Anglin. T. Partridge, G. McBride. T. Radler, G. Gariick: Fourth row. L Riggs. J. Cribbs. B. Sandidge. J. Teifer, S. Hepler. S. Onufrak. D. Sander. M. Brigode; At the Piano, T. Duncan 117 COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA DELTA PSI KAPPA: M. Knudsen: Second row: K. Baker, B. Wilson, R. Cranston ELEMENTARY EDUCATION HONORARY: C. Saniga. P. Alder, J. Weaver. M. Cox. S. Flke; Second row: A. Wilson. N. Dombt. B. GeUner. M.K. Burkholder; Third row: J. Simpson. F. Bostick. J. Whitfield. L Wagner. C. Sharbaugh. N. Farmwald. A Magnifico. B. Price. C. Hanson 118 GOSPEL CHOIR: L Tuck, R. Williams. D. Westmoreland. A. Dunham. L Loulher. Second row: W. Hadden. T. Duncan. G. Simmons, A Williams. C Heildeiburg; Third row. C Wesley. T. Olden. G. Beckett. D. White. B. Sandidge 119 INTER NATIONS CLUB: S. Leachman. L Boateng; Second row. R. Cathy. A. Wycliffe. P. Patel C. Githioca. D. Ofori MEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: K. Pears. B. Kelley. L Kutil. M. CHsen. S. Aeppli. J. McGill; Second row; T. Wright F. Kalowekamo. M. Bruno. C. Hinchberger, H. McCreeny. K. Bruno. J. Vevers, D. Hunter. B. Geis 120 NLIRSES IN TRANSITION: P. Carberty, L Gahagher, V. Caccamo, J. Osten, B. Schultz, L Eislar, L Myers. C. Wyman. D. Lilly, N. Kosior. M. Tice; Second row: J. Baker. Third row: L Bateman. D. Becker. J. lafrat E. Lunafrelli. N. Gills, M. Stoddard. J. Hildebrand, P. Pavelek. M. Boyles. T. Warner PEP BAND: D. Cubbison. D. Miller. D. Liberto; Second row: J. Pippel. C. McCoy. J. Morris. L Miller: Third row: W. Bell. D. Hendrick. T. McCoy. J. Mihuc. E. Lichtenstein, J. Brown. L Wagner. K. McCoy 121 PHI CHI THETA: (Business Honorary). Mrs. Cl. Adams. D. Meyers; Second row: N. Spott, V. Brydon RECREATION CLUB: J. Kerlin. N. Martin. T. Allen. B. Keople. J. Rogan. R. Heersema. B. Shiner. Second row: C. Calhoun. Y. Pinken. S. Swartz. L Peluso. T. Donley. D. Vandcrpleog. D. Cepull, J. Thompson: Third row: T. Chisdock. M. Kanicwski. B. Hcnock. M. Collie. D. Roy, L Burgess. L Wyke; Fourth row: G. Potter. R. McCray. J. Kriley. C. Stoodt C. Enama; Fifth row: Mr. S. Johnson. L Szarwark. R. Weber. J. White. L Maloney. Sixth row: E- Corbran. S. Weaver 122 QUADS: D. Smith, D. Westmoreland; Second row. L Louther, T. Olden; Third row: L Rogers, H. Dunham SIGMA PHI EPSILON DELTA: (Special Education Honorary). P. Alder, M. Alio. M.K. Burkholder. Second row. MJ. Merritt. D. Givinskl. L Jewell. L. Hoffmaster, S. Billows, B. Hottle; Third row. L Smith. J. Birks. F. Bostick. D. Eckenrode. J. Kotelnlcki. K. Schroeder. R. Swanson, G. Pierson 123 ROCK EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: J. Risch. D. Cubbison, K. Lee; Second row: J. Pippel. T. McCoy. J. Anglin. W. O'Connell: Third row D. Cepull. D. Liberto. M. Vincent D. Hendrick. T.R. Anderson; Fourth row: M. Seubert. R. Grubbs. T. Gibson 124 SISTERS INCORPORATED: G. Simmons; Second row S. Nickelberry. A Williams. T. Olden Studert Young 125 126 SOLID ROCK MINISTRIES: L Kutil, B. Gels; Second row: D. Hunter. J. Vevers STUDENT GOVERNMENT: D. Jones. J. DeMarco. W. Wanser. C. Jones. J. Mullaly. M. Siguielli; Second row. G. Ferrell. T. Johnson. J. Shneidcr. J. Lobo, L Tcnaglia. L Breitbach: Third row. M. Weber. D. Munn. S. Decker. K. Lott, M. Whalen; Fourth row. D. Fox. M. Stumpo. D. Ofori. N. Zachariadis 127 128 SPANISH HONORARY: K. Rochow. F. Ferre . N. Far Second row. H. Sluser ROCKET: M. Kinney. G. Albers. J. Talariqo. K. George. K. Smith. K. Schludeckcn Second row: K. Klein. J. Aronson. B. Weber. D. Jones. J. Rodnar, P. Crippen, T. Ray. S. Smith: Third row: J. Fcudalc. A. Heinttelman. peeps. Slaighter. G.B. Hamilton. GB. Kearney. G.B. Radziewicz. J. Montand, T. Johnson 129 TOPA: (Public Administration Qub). B. DiMucdo, D. Cassidy. M. Keefer: Second row: L Kewitt. W. Mec. L Messmer Union Programing Board: J. Lorenz. J. Hcrren, T. KunkJc. S. Maekenstern. P. Moriarty, S. Swartz. L Docnecke. C. Wilhelm. L Beno S. Aqullmo; Second row: D. Vogler. R. Goshen. J. Donuhue. N. Fort C Grumbaugh. K. Pardoe. L Eocrett B. Price. K. Gorqa, E Kablcr. D. Pancio. W. Rler. Third row: L. Coyle. L lannacchione. T. Dodge. K. Bryk. Fourth row: M. Convry. J. Morse. T. Hester. K. Dunn. M Rgurelli. P. Hagialas. E Nagel. W. O'Connell: Not pictured: K. Fluharty 130 WRCK: M. Wolfe. A. Palladmo, J. Yesh; Second row. D. Figore. J. Aronson. M Ducheshe. M. Gabor. J. Waldron. P. Calabrese. E. Lichtenstein. J. Rennie, M. Grazano. Fourth row. T. Palipchak. T. Wilson. K. HiD, W. Ullrich: Fifth row. Peeps. Chaz. D. Fox. B. Susie P. Boyle. M. Raducwidz, B. Hamilton. D. Lukowski WSRCJ FM Station: T. WUson. P. Calabrese. L Marks. J Waldron. J. Dick. C. Dumey. Second row: D. Cubbison. A. Martin. M. Wolfe. G. Walls, H. Lepley. M. Groziano. B. Hithcock. E. Lichtenstein. T. Twerdok; Third row: J. Agnew. N. Rossi. G. Hamilton. G. McCoy. G. Radziewicz. P. Boyle. Peeps. J. Yesh. J. Rozzi. A Palladine. Dexter. R. Tolerko 131 Circle K: F. Thompson. D. Cepull; Second row: M. Porter. M. Vincent N. Adam. Not pictured: J. Roadman and B. Carl Kappa Gamma-Communication: M. Convry, C. Dumcy. R. Goshen. M. Moreira, P. Fronkovich. Second row: C Slaight. L Wells. J. Talarigo. B. Thopmson. T. Wehr, E. Nucci. J. Dick MKR — Musk: E. Klein, J. Rinehart. J. Hatton. J. Cnbbs. A. Weaver; Second row. T. Wagnor. L Jay, R. Scholz. M. Ehrhardt; Third row: J. Kerestes. T. Duncan. R. Herr. E. Sims. D. Dispirito. F. Bostick 132 Greeks Greek ftnur Georg. Kline. Sharp 133 ALPHA ANGELS: S. Thornton. D. Westmoreland. C Brown ALPHA OM1CRON PI: J. Pinto. B. Postel. B. Miller. R. Tempcrino. K. Novak; Second row: S. Ogden. L Vanus. D Cunningham. D. O'Brian. J. Foosancr. K. Clements; Third row: T. Ray. D. Tuckey, L Carlisle. M Castrilli. K. Altmire. J. Burnip. L. Ray. L. LeBarron. L Mahan Fourth row; D. Guillen. L Plummer. T. Spcis. C. Ladley. C Latsko. T. Emma. J. Naugk L Anguella ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA: S. Hendcrshot S. Marcmko. C. Strain. M Hurley. L Porch; Second row M. Wolfe. M. Rhoads. K. Vopat C. Cano-, all. L Garrison. J. Kirchner. L Szarwark. B. Frazier 135 Alpha Sigma Phi: D. Daugettc. L Strawoet. D. Yaglowskj. D. Lukowski. P. Hagialas Second row: S. Karcewski. C. Hawthorne, K. Peterson, A Kirstein. B. Coonradt. R. Preston Third row B. Dwyer, J. Wright. G. Plummer. C. Duncan, D. McGowan. T. Procapio. N. Zachariadias, J. Kline, not pictured M. Cassidy and Tom Prorok AST: A Moore. E. Lcnz. S. Reeves. L Dcllapcnta, K. Johnstone. P. Jackson Second Row. K. Keys. B. McQuaid. B. Gaudio. T. Kunkle. K. Schiffer, K. Weather. S. Bailek. C. Wolbert Third row K Morosko. B. Wodarski. B. Drake. S. Landi. B. Biercr, L Marino. L Lorenzo. N. Spott. S. Erickson. S. Neville Fourth row: B Sayior. L Wytiaz, R. Vetter. E. Buecher. P. Gustovich. J. Herren. S. Weger Fifth row. M 136 Schwenk. J. Mercier. D America. P. Pledge Not pictured: K. Caiman S. Islcy Gr« , Week Kim 137 Delta Zeta: L Hams. K. Brady. K. Powell. S. Hasstnger. C. Randle. D. Paul. P Foley. S. Saintmire. K. Press. L. Mattola Second row: D Mash. L. Swanson. C. Heltzman. K. Nejon, L Moschella, K. Cosden, J. Salzano. S. Spears, R. Goshen. W. Wanser. N. Ginand. D. Massack. S. MiUrvec, R- Giordano. L Kewitt T. Campbell. R. Jensen. S. Osborne. D. Vogler. Third row. S. Giver. S. Sleek. S. Crist. J. Dorvohve, M. Fredrikson. W. Weihe. K. Frtzkee. Fourth row: D. Shirey. J. Kline. C Enama. P. Irr. K. Hammill. L Smith. M. Rickard. M. Fredland Kappa Delta: J. Bamer. C. Waros. P. Huffman. T. Gill. P. Frey. N. Carter. Second row: C. fSofan. A. Pinch. T. Thomasson. D. Fir.kbohner. T. Trimmer. K. Pilek. K. Gingrich. K. McFarland. Third row: D. Bush. L Prenatt. ft Moskal. C. Smith. S. Fikc. E. Klein. Fourth row: J. Jackson. P. Roberts, L Wilcox. D. Tytenda. L Rawding. S Hofccker. C Beatel. W. Kent Kappa Delta Rho Little Sisters: D. Fry. T. Kunklc, J. Barkdoll, J. Dvorznak. C. Ziack. C. Ladiey. G WeL Second row: J. Sciulli. S. Milavcc, T. Clowes. D. Mash. D. James. Third row: S. Ogadcn. T. Engel. D. French. M. Rickard. P. Foley. B. Daly. W. Doolan Lamda Chi Alpha: B. Goldberg. M. Gessler. S. CML B. Stoner. M. Henrey. Second row: M. Piccionc. T D. rag-man. C Case. V. Cambria, M. Rcinhard. C. Carbonaro. J. Di-Rienzo. Third row: J. Bernard. M. Radulovich. B. Unit P. Bear. Du . H. Haldenfan. Croutcho. M. Quigley, M. Coviello. Fourth row. D. Pastore. A. Walters. P. Baglieri. Fifth row: D. Bell. J. Parsons. G. Mazza Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents: L Harris. D. Haeberle. S. Reeves. M. Fera, C. Galcra, S. Mmeweaser. second row: J. Taylor. L Jones. S. Erickson. R. Kaplin. S. Hassinqcr. M. Statzula, L Marino. S. Molnar. third row: N. Ginand. L McDougal. T. Campbell. Munchkin. D. Hrircy. J. Forbes. L Ambielll. K. Morosko. fourth row: J. Mugulre. L Simpson. S. Blanco, M. Seeqcr. K. Pilatowski. E. Lent V. Franceschi 140 Theta Chi: E.B.. Duck. Pres: Second row: Shorty. Horseky. Boner. Doc. No Bladder: Third row. etc. Phi Sigma Epsilon: D. Yoho. T Raught D. Manno. D. Jackson. D. Hauck. H. Inman. S. Chernov. Pee Pee Paoia. Utile Pear. T. Tawsey. Animal. T Pledge. Furz, Gator. D Galloetti. Frick. Frack. Frenchie. M Hardy. Mascot Second row: H Herman. K. Dorfman. Nasty 11. Snakes. Sphinkter. T. Sano. Reggie. J J.. J. Hendrix. Otis. ELL. Rod. Fubar. T. Roy. M. Jowes. J.P. McRae 141 □ Phi Sigma Epsilon Little Sisters: S. Nelson. C. Morrison. M. Peck. L Doenecke, Second row: D. Kiraly. C. Adikcs. C. Waros. S. Fike. J. Stempie. Third row: L Hildebrand. B. Carrig. A. Barnard. K. Andrews Sigma Pi Sigma Pi Little Sisters: D. Grech, M. Bauer, Second row: L Leary. S. Flinn, S. Faull Sigma Sigma Skima: On Duty. Berb. Mabel Lee. Mary Alice. Kimo. Second row: Gone. Big Bird. FEARSOME FOUR. HKler. Mac. Mickcc. Missinq. Third row. CIA. Next. Person. Jopiin. Fry Baby. Who?. Pug. Mom. Smiley. Lost. Rat Foot Boss. Toothpick. Fourth row. STX. Gopher, one. or the, other. Mouse. Kookie. Spaz. Jew. Geo, Queenie. Proper. Missing: Chipster. Amato, etc. 143 Sports KooomII 144 145 « n'� Co« Imrm 146 148 UcrMMClub Kline Rugby Oub DwfOt Soccer Women Soccer 150 J51 Woown' Softball Women Swimming 152 esi 6� o The Year in Sports ... Here's a review of the 1982-83 Slippery Rock State College varsity sports season that produced national rankings, a television appearance. All-Americans. Pennsylvania Conference Western Division titles, new coaches, and excitement and enjoyment for the Rocket fans. It all started in autumn, as the fall teams said down the foundation of winning, that would be followed by its winter and spring counterparts. The fall sports provided the fans with their impressive standings, and a fresh start for the 1982-83 sports campaigns. Cinder the helm of first-year head coach Don Ault, the Rock Football team turned around a 2-7 record to a 7-3 mark, tying for second place in the Pennsylvania Western Division. A group of experienced veterans and talented newcomers lead the Rock in the 1982 campaign. The gridders opened the season with a 21-8 win over West Liberty in the first annual Butler County Football Classic. The Rock then suffered a setback to Towson State, before winning their next two. including their first conference win over IUP. 14-13 in a Homecoming Day victory. A last minute surge failed, as the Rockets dropped their first conference loss to Edinboro, 10-7. The Green and White made another television appearance, this time on a local ABC telecast, and upended Clarion in a 28-17 victory. The gridders then won their next three with decisions over Lock Haven (13-10), Shippensburg (24-14) and Miliersville (20-17). The gridders ended the season on a losing note, coming at the hands of California State. 14-12. Individually, the Rock faired well as a number of gridders received honors, including Coach Ault, who was named Pittsburgh Post-Gazette District small college Coach of the Year. Selected to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette District small college All-Star team were Jack Muller. Tony Emanuele, Rich Allen. John Dahlstrand and Jeff Williams, first team. Mike Fomiris was selected to the second team. Muller. Emanuele. Allen and Dahlstrand were also named to the ECAC Division II All-Star team and the Associated Press Little All-American team. Eleven Rockets were named to the PC Western Division All-League team. They were Muller. Emanuele. Dahlstrand. Williams. Allen. Fomeris. Wade Acker. Jim Watts, Shayne Stone, Barry McCracken and Don Christian. When things go right for the Slippery Rock soccer team, they go right. The hooters not only won the PC Western Division, but they beat rival Lock Haven, the first time in six years. The team finished their season with an 11-3-1 mark. Coach Jim Egli's men won their first three vames. giving up only one goal. The Rock dropped their first to Frostburg in the fourth game of the 1982 season. The Rockets then won eight while losing two and tying one. Charles Boateng was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association Area All-Star first team, while Ed Molina was chosen to the NSCA second team. Boateng and Molina were also chosen to the PC All-League team. Three Rocketmen chosen for the West Penn Intercollegiate Soccer Conference All-Star team were Boateng and Jim Vaglia. first, and Molina, honorable mention. Wake Forest transfer Bob Petrini placed second in the NCAA Division II national Cross Country championships to pace the men thinclads to a 6-1 record. Petrini also broke seven course records and captured the PSAC Individual State Championship. Coach Bill Lennox's harriers placed 11th overall in the NCAA Division II regional qualifiers. Invitational finishes for Slippery Rock were California State, first; West Virginia University, fifth: and IUP. sixth. With a 5-1 record, the women harriers finished third in the PC championship. The ladies bid to represent Slippery Rock in the NCAA Division II national championship fell short as they finished fifth among 26 teams. The lady thinclads placed second at the California State Invitational and West Virginia University Invitational, while finishing third in the IUP Invitational. It is said that the third time is a charm, but for the Slippery Rock State College women's tennis team, the third time did not happen. The lady netters failed to capture their third straight PC title, and ended up second. Despite losing four of the top seven players from 1981. the netters dropped four matches and won 10 to end another successful season. Like alot of teams this year, the lady spikers had a new head coach. Dennis Steibel replaced Kathy Brenner as the women s volleyball head coach. The Lady Rockets finished first in the La Salle Invitational and second in the Youngstown State Invitational. Although the Rockets placed only fourth in the Edinboro Invitational, they defeated arch-rival host team, Edinboro. Sue Smith and BeAnn Bedford were named to the Youngstown All-Tournament team, while Lisa Shirey was named to the Edinboro All-Star team. Bedford was also selected to the first women's volleyball academic All-American team by the College sports Information Directors of American. The women's field hockey team, coming off of a winless regular season, won their first game of the 1982 fall season. The Lady Rockets defeated Pitt in their first game of the season, and won their second against Kent State. Coach Pat Zimmerman's squad were without the services of goalie Anna Baldini. who was out for the year with a knee injury. Dora Dyson and Sheila Geissenhainer were selected to the College Field Hockey Coaches Association Division II All-America first team. The 1982-83 winter season brought not only its many snowfalls, but also national rankings. PC division titles and All-Americans to the various winter sports teams. The number three was unlucky for the men's basketball team, as they dropped a playoff game to Edinboro. losing a chance to advance to the Pennsylvania Conference tournament It was the third time the Rock faced the Fighting Scots during the season, after previously winning both regular season games. Coach Dave Rooney's cagers finished the season at 154 155 17-6 (7-3 conference). The Rockets tied Clarion for first place in the PC West, but its loss to Cal. State at the end of the season cost the Rock the PC West title, sending them into playoff action against Edinboro. The Green and White cagers won six out seven in the 1982 portion of the season, and were ranked fourth in the Mid-Atlantic Region in January. The Rock impressed their conference foes in the 1983 half of the season with fine performances. After posting a 1-1 conference record, the hoopers won the next three league games, and moved into first place in the PC West. After dropping a game to Clarion, the cagers won another three straight before the Cal. State loss. Bill Rausch and Troy Mild were honored for their outstanding play during the course of the season. Mild was named PC Player of the Week twice. ECAC Player of the Week, and along with Rausch, was named to the All-Pennsytvania Conference Western Division team. Rausch was ECAC Player of the Week, third team 1982-83 Division II All-American, district small college Player of the Year by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and named to the Pittsburgh Press All-District team. Rausch. Mild and John Samsa were first team selections to the NABC All-District team. Samsa was also selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America second team. The lady hoopers had a record-breaking season under first-year head coach Kathy Walton, compiling an almost perfect 10-1 record in the Pennsylvania Conference Western Division. The Rockets also got national exposure as they appeared in the NCAA Division II rankings four times, including a 15th place rank in January. Other record breaking trends for the roundballers were most wins in a season (20), shooting percentage (462) and an unblemished home record (8-0). However, the Rockets were stopped, in the Pennsylvania State Conference Championships, by a powerful Cheyney State team, after defeating Millersville in the first round. In tourney play, the Lady Rockets captured the SRSC Invitational, and finisher second at the Davis Elkins Tournament and the Shippensburg Snowflake Classic. Forwards Jodi Kest and Mary Vaughn were named to the PC Western Division All-Conference team. The wrestling team was not far behind in national exposure either. The grapplers captured the 1983 Eastern Regional title, while gamering three individual titles: Anthony Calderaio. 156 157 158 n� � � Track Kfcne 159 Jerry Johnson and freshman John Heropoulos. Obtaining second place finishes were Don Henry and Keith DeGraaf. Calderaio also placed sixth in the Nationals receiving All-American status for the second straight year, and being the only wrestler of 15 PC representatives to qualify. All in all, the Rock matmen placed fourth in the Pennsylvania Conference Tournament; first in the Kent State tourney, and third at the Penn State tournament. Grappler head coach Fred Powell also received some well-deserved recognition by being inducted in to the Lock Haven State College Wrestling Hall of Fame. While most people were skating on frozen posds, a grout of swimsuit-clad women were pacing their way to an undefeated season, and a third place finish in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships. Alyson Chick. Corrie Convis, Valerie Domingues, Florence Gallet. Kristin Legere, Carolyn Pampino, Christel Smith, Karen Stasko, Lynne Sowinski and Peggy Lynn Workman lead the way of Rock mermaids at the NCAA Divisional II Swimming and Diving Championships. Canvis and Workman received All-American honors at the national meet. The Rocket mermen were not far behind their female counterparts, as they finished fourth in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships, sending 19 men to the state meet The Men's swim team compiled a 4-4 mark to end the regular season. Coach Bill Hotchkiss' team was then represented by Andy Martin, Scott Strong, Joe Mahar and David Hauck at the NCAA Division II National Championships. Coach Hotchkiss was also recognized by his peers, being named PC Coach of the Year. The women’s gymnastics team had an up and down season, but finished third in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Championships. The Lady tumblers placed second in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regionals. Monica Reaves and Julie Morrow had some fine performances at the NCAA Division II Championships with Reaves finishing in eighth place to cap the 1982-83 campaign. The men gymnasts had a less than championship calibre season, but did well individually. Two Rockets highlighted the 1982-83 season with impressive showings. Andy Moseley and Jay Reidel represented Coach Steve Banjak's squad at the NCAA Division II National Championships. The Rockets finished the season at 2-6, placing fourth in the Great Lakes League Championships. The men and women indoor track team ended their season with the Slippery Rock Open. The women had five first places, while the men captured three first place honors. In the West Virginia Invitational, the men set five records. The women lost to West Virginia in a dual meet Juanita Vetter and Lisa Ball qualified for the NCAA Divisional II Track and Field Championships to end their season. What was a rebuilding year for the judo team, turned out to be a rewarding year as the men and women placed second and third respectively in the 22nd National Collegiate Judo Association Championships. Gaining All-American honors were Sue Adametz, Lewis Rogers and Ruthann Kelly. The judo team also won the Benefit of Children Hospital tournament for the sixth straight year, while placing second in the Cumberland Tournament in both men's and women's divisions. Spring's a time for sun-filled days, but this past spring, many Rock athletic teams faced unseasonable coldness in their outings. Despite the weather, the spring squads continued the winning trend of their fall and winter counterparts. Foul weather cancelled the latter part of six games for the Slippery Rock baseball team. Despite the inclement weather, the diamondmen put together a 13-game winning streak in seven days, posting a 20-15 record. The Rock Batmen missed out on the PC Championships this year with a 10-6 mark, after capturing the PC West title last year. The Green and White baseballers compiled a 3-6 record down South, where the sun did not shine either. Carrying the big bats for Coach Wally Rose’s niners were Ralph Bowser. Sal Agostinelli. Gene Vallecorsa, John Samsa and Lane Baker. Pitching aces included Mike Staruch, Chuck Ferron and Scott Hunt The women’s softball team pounded out another successful season with a 14-1 showing and a second place seed in the PC Championship tournament. Jeannie Raudensky, Laura Youorski, Darlene Bullock and Lynn Poznanski clubbed opponents with their powerful bats as their teammates Deb Feather. Laura Morgan and Cheryl Stevenson stopped the Rock opposition with their mound appearances. With the way things were going, the Rocket women should have had an impressive showing in the state playoffs, and a shot at the NCAA Division II Regionals. Another successful women's team this spring was the women’s lacrosse team. The 160 Homccomng laxwomen were seeded fourth in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference playoffs, after defeating Shippensburg in an over time victory. The Rock women boasted a 12-3-1 overall record losing only to Lock Haven. Kutztown and Frostburg. The laxwomen compiled an undefeated 7-0-1 mark in the Sanford tournament during Spring Break with a 0.90 goals against average. Although the Slippery Rock men s tennis team suffered an 'unhospitable southern trip, the Rock bounced back up north as they posted an 11-9 mark. Coach Jim McFarland faced a rebuilding year after losing top players to graduation, but the netters did not disappoint their coach, as Harold Luecken, Chet Czyz and Henry Schelter lead the way of young talent. Maybe the only disappointment for the Rockets came at the end of the season, when the site of the Pennsylvania Conference Championships were switched to Bloomsburg. Slippery Rock was to be the host for the 1983 state championships. Slippery Rock will host the championships in the near future. Under the first-year coach Keith Driftmier, the Rocket men's track team had 15 first and second place finishes at the Indiana Invitational, while recording a 2-1 mark. Bob Petrini. Kevin Gianetti. Bob Brennan. Bill Brice and Gary Aldrich paced the way as they qualified for the NCAA Division II National Championships. Not to be outshone, the women's track and field compiled a 3-1 record and captured 17 first place honors at the Indiana Invitational. National qualifiers for the women included Blanca D'Hoedt, Juanita Vetter. Lisa Ball. Lori Maurer. Jayne Beatty and Brenda Egli. After placing 10th at the ECAC finals this past fall, the Slippery Rock golfers had an impressive spring showing. 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