Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1990 volume:

■I 1 1990 empiaf temple Lfnlverditu [■ kiiaaeipnia i ontentd LJpenlng LjraduaieS 18 L ampuS rJLife 88 LJraanizatlond f36 tkieticd 160 (commencement 182 Cioding 190 Ml I,, — erans Stadium ft WllMMILLCR [„Flt(.TOR l«. 4 ..jt On OctoLer 7tk, temple ituJenti iliowed true entkuiiaim and spirit for their ickool. itltou k the (jwii were crudhed y Pitt, 27-3, in the homecoming game, the fans remained undaunted. Students and alumni alike filled the stands at Veteran S Stadium, resplendent in cherrg and white, - robablg tke most interesting action on the field was the appearance of vJill CosLu, perhaps ZJemple s most famous alumni. ZJailgate parties aoounded oefore, during, and after the game. ZJheSe small gatherings were fust a prelude to the totallg festive atmosphere of J4omecoming weebena. M r L A .jr r.: -■ p IJ ;v .  ' V ' ' n ' -iK «s ® I f i] ll J ' h file kear-t of the one iCfuare mile that makei up the bulk of the hiitoric area of Pliiiadelpkia, can Le founJ 3ndependence Stfuare. Jhe Scfuare takei up one clt bloch and inciuJed Con reii J4aii, independence Jdail, Old Cif J4alL and [- liiloiopkical Jdaii. independence Jdali, itielf, can be found on Cheitnut Street, between 5th and 6th Streefi. ZJne building wai ofiginalli known ad the f- enni loania tate ouie. Jrn 1787, it wai tlie dite of the federal Convention and Second Continental Con reM, in wkick tlie fatheri of thii country iigned the declaration of independence, declaring the United Stated a iouereign nation. J rom If ag 25 through September 17, 1787, the Conititufionat Contention met at independence Jdall and wrote the Condtitution, the Laiii for our lawi. jburing tke decade between 1790 and 1800, the building ierued ai the nation i capitol.  ' V •• J ' •f ,-• V Ta mwt V ' H Jrn 1816, a bill to grant a charter to a Second iJjanU of tne United Stated, witft iti neaaquarteri in f- niCaaelpnia, wai paiiea. Une oanh wai to nave a capital of $35 million ana 25 orancnei. ZJnii regal, important looking builaing, which itiil can be found at 420 i heitnut Street, wai erected in 1824- ZJhe vSann ii an example of Ljreeh IKevival architecture. J no longer iervei ai a national banh, but now houiei a new portrait gatleru. ZJhe galleru ii open to the public everu dau, ai are moit .-jBt of the hiitoric buildingi in center citu V i PkiUefpki Uhe houie in which ffJetiu r oii once lived can itill be found at 239 Jrrch ■Street, part of f- hiladelphia i hiitoric area. ZJhii impreiiive brich colonial ii iaid to be the location where ihe iewed bu hand the tint .American Hag. -Attthough the original flag ii not in the houie, a thirteen itarred replica of it hangi outiide, over the entrance. ZJhe original colonial itule of the houie i interior hai been maintained, and it ii open for touri everu dau. Uhii building ii iuit one of io manu examplei of the hiitorical exp hiladeiphia , lerience in wlietker flteu are Hied for qrabbincf a t uicli inacli wnite running to a ctaiS, raiding blooa Aiiqar to itau awake during a narticulari ' lecture, or a low-coit, relaxing meal uiitn iome friendi during t te aa , t te food trucKA are naveni for hungrtf ZJenifjle stndenti. Jneie wneelea oaiei are found all over campui, and are easily ipottea, «J ttie are uiuallu iurrounded b hoardi of itudenti craving almoit any ttjfie of food that one can tnink Of. Jne food trucks are ecfuipfjed to satiate the appetite of any itiident, offering a veritable potpourri of delectable ielectioni, including bageli, egg rolli, hamburgeri, baked goods, baliiaua, cheese steaks, hoagiei, salads and faiafel. 4ngone with a gen for almost anutliing can be Satisfied bg tne choices available from the food trucks at Lfemple. ■¥. £ : f ' m m-  i I  a. .. X •V 2yff, 2 ♦ v S t • y4(tkou k flortli pkiiadeipkia ii not tkougkt of ai Ling ai autifJ ai some of tke otker parti of tke citif, JemJe l niveriity i mfain campui ii attractive enouak to rival an otker. Uke combination W m . t . II J I. I „_„z rovidei an intereiling Uend of itJei. Dke large profuiion of treei and graii makei tke campui ieem like an oaiii in tke midit of tke citg ilreeti. Dke krick waikwagi, itone kenckei, and kuge, old treei give tke fniveriitg a warm ciaiiicaifg collegiate feeling rarely experienced in a citg icnoot. _ ¥ tne approximate center of cantpui, at tne interiection of 13tn Street and erL Wait, ,tanM tne I Jell ZJower, a well-Known meeting place for ZJemple ituaenli. ZJne five oeili nave a comoinea weight of 3000 pounai, and were cadt at the Uan Jjergen VJeil Zractoriei in J4eiugerlee, .J4oi- lana. C verg (quarter hour, theu can be heard all over campui, placing the lAJedtminiter chimei. - ri a reiuCt of a project of the claii of 1966, at the baie of the ZJower there exiiti a plague ana iome ggpium rochi. ZJhe rochi are Known ai ConweCC i aiamonai, ana were brought to ZJemple from the iite of the legenaarg li J4aiea i farm with the help of the f- ahiitani government. ZJhe legend of J4aiea ii one Of a wealthg farmer who J .... ipendi geari roaming in vain in iearch of diamonds, fter hii death, acrei of diamonds were found in hii own bachgard. uiieil C onweil, the founder of ZJemple ifniveriitg, in hii moit famoui ipeech, uied thii legend ai a metaphor to inipire academic excel- lence in itudenti. ZJhe vJ ell ZJower, therefore, ii meant to be ai inipira- tionai to ZJemple itudenti ai it ii a convenient place to meet. l- kiiadeiplua had the honor of beina the bi ft li place of thh country, he citu had always fustified that nonor, ou respecting ana. maintain- ing tne niitoric colonial builaingd. J ince the da d of our forefathers, noweuer, it naS grown into a place of commerce, internationally acclaimed culture, tremendous eating estabiisn- ments, festivals, beautiful parks and interesting people. ZJne citg has grown outward and upward, and has developed an impressive sh line. f- niladeipnia is a unique tfiend of historic heritage and vibrant future. ZJnis blend is made especially clear wnen one regards tne sbgiine. .yn the dst of the tall bright Ig lit build- itu, stands (-itg mi in as in center ci illiam y4aii, with tne statue of I f- enn towering above, Symbolic of tne nistoru of f- niladelpliia. 12 Jltf round, ilurlt J ' ' ru inurhtv I ' ief I hint I ' flrrttn J ftlrmonuf . (4 .iohfrinu remittfler of llw uouna men who gave fneir lii ' ei in a war t iat nianu of f ii ' m iliti no even unaersUtna. now wno utrviveil ■InrneJ to llif ifniled - « «. lu jinil llntl Iney were nol heroes in the inJ.i Of the _ merit an iteottie. Jheu were ignored or loohed ufton Ih diigusl. ' heir deaths were not mourned aS a grouf), and the iuri ' ifor.i onlu em onntered diireSf)eil. Jhe Hlemor iai, near f enn J rJLanding, htms finaffu some re.ifteit to IheSe men. - V hetfts git ' e neoflte ' in nt l r lnndliui nl Iht r ' i,ii ni in i id llir Irnuedu Of this re m Wt I 7M ftrdcr lit if lie u Jihl owvil lo hii father, ini mm C roun (fuie Huiiiam f- enn a nieie of tutttl. f run luiil out u ff ' un for a (ifu efentuullu lo he ttnoun ai ■ Itifaaelpnia, (iml the site soon he un mutiny the reut events of this inuntrif. of iiru fur from th hiiloritat urea of f hilatHphiu, is the part of the lit from uhith everuthing sprung forth. I enn .1 ' J.uniling, in 1990, has (hanged guile a hit from the U ' au it must have been when ■ enn reieined his land. I low, the .U. ' elauttre waterfront area features historic Snips, performaii ul a marina, hnmghinil Ihr gear, eonterts and feslivuls are held at f- enn S rJLancling nlaie freguented lig inusii entltusiast S, loggers, hihers, and .lovers out  • l ' ---l( ,..., ,.• II,, J.,.- an a ttarni night. Jhe area is aiwagS bustling with lactivifu, friiiii Jriiii III ml, III I J iiii finuorhi dispfags to jazz performanies, get f enn s ZJrom almosl antf point in the citij, on a dear nicflit, one can See the red li fit on the ton of the spire on (Jne jLibertif f- tace. jCiiertif One is at I7tli and lllarhet Streets, in center citif. St is the tallest Luiiclincf in Pliilaclelpliia. and the first to Lurst t trough the shijline, sixtij stories tall, risinci ahove WiUiam f- enn S hat. atop Litif J4alt. Dhe btiilaincf was clesicfned in 1988 hu J4eimut ahn. - i twin buildincf, J,ihv tu SJwo, is beincf constructed nearbtf. UheSe two liicfh rises are mere examples of the upward progress of -Philadelphia. 16 A PRESIDENT PETER LIACOURAS AA Vercd Abrahanjson Econ and I nil Bus. Jordan Abramson Painting Vickie Ackers RTF Michael Acquaviva Phvsical Ed. Ali Adam Mohammed Constance Adams Finance Psychology Lisa Adams MET Michelle Addington Architecture Xorani Ahmad Pol. Sci Econ. Matthew .Vigcldingcr Laura Albrecht Journalism Photojournal Susannc . lbrecht CIS Business David Aleszczyk HRA ttlLi I ' uul . lexandre EET Gcbrcmariam . (a HRA Mahmudd .Vlhinaal (CET Iru Allckcitte Communication ■ ■•■ Khali! Alnatshch Health Education Abdullah Alqasnar lUis Ad Marianne Altland Acoounling Denisc Amarnick . |arkctlng Mlchclc .VmnioM l.arulnc . nioiu XiirsliiH Anita Anderson Soc. Welfare 20 i frHil Loren Anderson Melinda Anderson Scott Anderson Colleen Andrews Margery Andrews Elizabeth Angelo Business Journalism Pol Sci RTF Economics Sociolog - Klmbcrly Anspuch Econ Pol Sci Sliyrel Antrom Special Ed. Ethel Apollnurio Biology Akram A ram in Computer Sci Omarh Ashe Finance Bus Robert Ashery Journalism Shcncthu Atcs Health Ed Janice Atkinson Journalism l.csly Atturian RTF Richard Auritc, Jr. Frank Austin Marketing Psychology Steven Austin Social Adm Yolanda . vant Journalism Khaled .-Vzzaz BMET Frederick . rnold Spec. Ed Robert Asbaugh IntT Bu8 Econ Susan Aucrbach HRA Monica Bailey Computer Sci It Marisa Balr SCAT Robert Baker Theatre Marlsa Balestra Art Monica Banks Biolog) ' Jenifer Banow Ther Rec Janine Baranek Marketing Ronald Barbcllu, Jr. Daniel Barber Anlhropology Psychologj ' Jeffrey Barber Business Adm. 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The building is filled with students spending time between classes. Skolnik ' s and The Busted Onion in crossroads are usually fre- quented by throngs of hungry people. The SAC cinema shows a new movie every day, several times a day. It has an interesting combination of classic and contemporary films. Laughter, groans and electronic beeps can usually be heard emanating from the game room. The television lounge, also is crowded with students taking a break, eating, studying, and watching TV. The atmosphere of the Student Advisory Center is relaxed and friendly, making it the ideal place to relieve some academic tension. 90 m ( 4 91 SAC Student Activity Center The Student Activity Center is a building in which almost any problem can be solved. It houses the Student Assistance Center, the Student Life and Services Office and Program Board, and the Student Government. The Directors of University housing and Leisure Programs and Facilities, and the office of Residential Life are found here also. For students interested in publications, the Temple News and Templar occupy the fourth floor of SAC. The News is Temple ' s daily paper, and the Templar, obviously is the year- book. Also in SAC, is the University Student Store, in which a student can find almost anything he can think of. Along with this is (he athletic ticket office, the Post Office, and the Philadelphia Credit Union. Any student with an issue dealing with campus life can find an answer and much more in SAC. 92 « I A Shorz Thinq 1 - ' TL---0- ' X.. L . ' C --tL,- ' U y 1. 1 93 BE TRUE TO YOUR ckooi Temple Spirit Soars Although not all of Temple ' s athletic teams can be considered excellent, the fans certainly can not be beat. No matter what the score of a game may be, their spirit remains undaunted. Whether it be football, basketball, or some other sport, Temple fans always turn out in droves sporting their cherry and white clothes. The cheerleaders and bands are always successful in preserving the optimism of the team members and spectators alike. Temple sports fans are fiercely proud and supportive of their school and their teams. 1 ' I 95 COUNSELING ( enter Helping Students Deal With Stress On the lower level of Sullivan Hall is Tem- ple ' s Counseling Center. All services are eonfi- dential and free to Temple students. The center offers individual and group counseling. Along with counseling, a variety of personal growth groups are available. These work- shops are organized by Dr. I. Clifford Mangan and are designed to help students develop greater skills in areas such as interpersonal relations, self-confidence, and assertiveness. The workshops also consist of support groups for groups such as women, international stu- dents, black students, and victims of rape. The Counseling Center is open every day, and any student who feels like he may need a person to talk with is advised to go there for help. 1 f t.OI -3rJ -Pico }orf r j Ave Sutltvarr Hal l r o om ?D (Vje ' n Otscussion . HIPS MOW HVAILXBLI I I FOR TEMPLE UVIVERfllTY J P i i. iTwhllUH ' tl ' ' I nri| ' 1(7 VWI ;sr— • ■ nr-rm 96 97 WOMEN ' S Kiqktd Groups Rally To Enhance Rights The Temple Coalition for Peace and Justice started the fall semester on a controversial note by sponscrinya rally in support of abortion rights. Denionstratcrs dressed as such conservative lead- ers as President Oeorge Bush, the Reverend Jim- my Swagger t, and (iovernor Bob Casey paraded around the Bell Tower with a coffin marked with the words Women ' s right, women ' s lives . Al- though the demonstration was a small one, the Coalition ac(iuircd a rather large amount of signa- tures on a pro-choice petition to be presented to legislators at the Ilarrisburg Lobby Day. Kathy Miller, President of the Philadelphia chapter of the National Organization of Women, and Rever- end Joan Martin co-director of the Church and World Institute, both spoke of personal freedom at the rally, in defense of the pro-choice activists. Later in the semester, on Sunday, November 12, nicnd)crs of the Coalition, as well as assorted other Temple students, attended a major pro- choice mobilization in Washington D.C. 150, ()()() people, mostly college students, attended the ral- ly. The students spent the day listening to speak- ers from all over the United States, as well as from the rest of the world, speak in favor of a wonum ' s right to have an abortion. This controversial topic has become one of great importance, not only on college campuses, but across the country, in every political race. Perhaps though, here in Pennsylvania, where we have the most stringent abortion laws in the country, stu- dents have every reason to be affected (o (he poin( of protest. 98 I 99 WORLD umani It Campus Groups Support Global Human Rights During the month of October, several World Voices rallies were held on Temple ' s campus. These rallies were sponsored by the Student Alliance with Latin America, Pledge of Resistance Chile Committee, Temple Coalition for Peace and Justice, and Temple ' s Women ' s Alliance. The o Human Being is Illegal campaign was held in the Student . ctivitics Center on October 23. This was associated with a Caravan for the Human and Civil Rights of Salvadorans. Students and faculty alike learned about the violence and repression that has forced many Salvadorans to flee their country. On October 24, Roberta Bacic, who has worked to build peace and democracy in Chile since the CIA backed 1973 military coup, spoke to students. She lectured about the struggle to oppose dictatorship in Chile, while at the same time building democracy and peace. On October 26, at the Bell Tower, was Oppressed Peoples Day. It was an opportunity for students to experience the various student groups on campus working for social cliangc. These students were able to acepiirc inl ' ormation, listen to various speakers, and at the same time, enjoy live music. Father fiiron, a dedicated Guatemalan priest, spoke to students on October 31. He works in Guatemala with the poor to help inii)rove the (piality of liicir lives. 1 • 100 101 GREEK ar Outdoor Greek Block Party Has Unity as Theme All the fraternities and sororities Just want to hang here today and have a good time, said Emmett Madden of Kappa Delta Rho. Hopefixlly, this will help to unite sonic of the Greek organiza- tions, and maybe even provide some unity with the people who live in the neighborhood. Almost everyone at the Greek organization block party on September 15 shared Emmett ' s view. They took advantage of one of the last days of summer to frolic in the streets of North Philadelphia. WMMR provided the music, the fraternities and sororities provided the food, and unfortunately, some of the people who live in the neighborhood surrounding Temple ' s campus provided some stress. Unity with Temple students obviously was not a priority in the average North Phila- dclpliian ' s life, and perhaps only the presence of the police kept the slight tension from evolving into a problem. The negative feelings emmanating from the pe- riphery of the block party did not do much to dampen the spirits of the stxidcnts. They played frisbee, ate, drank, danced, and socialized into the evening. It is unfortunate that Temple students must live in an environment of such socio- economic tension, but it is heartening to see that no one let that ruin the day. 102 I.M I [ ; i Mttt m. ' L (l. pM ■1 9 ;: ' IHi B S ' 1 103 HEALTH SCIENCE Temple University ' s Health Sciences Center is a niche of humanily on Xorth Broad Street. It consists of programs for the education of health professionals. It stresses a complete understanding of the areas of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and other programs developed to meet special needs. The College of Allied Health Professionals consists of five areas: Health Records Administration, Medical Technology, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy. The students focus on a team approach to modern health prob- lems. Another branch of the Health Sciences Center is Temple ' s School of Dentistry. The second oldest dental college in the United States, it became a part of Temple in 1907. The school provides care for patients while at the same time conducting research and educating future practitioners. Temple ' s School of Medicine is no small part of the Health Sciences Center. The various departments seek to provide the medical student the opportunity to learn the informa- tion and intellectual skills required for clinical care. The faculty is also engaged in scientific and medical research in a variety of areas. The School of Pharmacy is a renowned branch of the Health Sciences center. The School prepares stude nts for a profession that requires a full knowledge of drugs and their effects. The Health Sciences Center is for the betterment of students who wish to improve their society in ways thai will alwavs be neccssarv. i T ' e r F Ji ■IW ■  :«  r-4 « •• 33i mmf - 104 AMBLER C amnud P Temple University ' s Ambler Campus is located just 20 miles from Center City Philadelphia, in Upper Dublin Township. With five thousand stu- dents, the campus has the atmosphere of a small suburban school while still reaping the benefits of a larger city university such as Temple. These bene- fits include free inter-campus shuttle bus service as well as the opportunity to take classes in other areas of the university. Ambler Campus is the home of Temple ' s Land- scape Architecture and Horticultural department. This program is unique in this area for its emphasis on urban horticulture and landscape architecture, and for its ecological orientation. This program is not the only one offered at Ambler, however. The campus offers complete baccalaureate degree pro- grams in 24 fields, along with eleven masters ' de- grees. More than 90 departments from 12 schools and colleges are offered to Ambler students. Students attending Temple ' s Ambler Campus find that it is an excellent way to experience a small family atmosphere without missing out on the unique, diversified academic excellence of Temple University. 106 107 108 109 TUCC Temple University Center City Temple I ' nviersity Center City is the downtown campus of the University. It is designed to meet the needs of students who live or work in center city Philadelphia. Many students find Tl ' CC to be a convenient place to take evening courses. The campus offers a wide selection of evening undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as various non-credit courses. An interesting feature of the Center City Campus is its extensive cultural program of films, operas, theater and dance performances, concerts, lectures, poetry readings, and art exhibits. Contemporary and classic films are shown at the Cinematheque and Film Society six nights a week. The Temple Gallery is also a part of Tl ' CC. It offers exhibitions of contemporary art, gallery talks, and spe- cial performances. The Center City Campus of Temple I ' niversity is a place of convenience an l culture. II is a small but interesting campus in the heart of an exciting city. 110 ftr •I r ri 1 — ■H f .iff b i] F ir Br ji ™a MB 1  « _ H - H 111 TYLER SCHOOL OF In Klkins Park, there is fourtccn-acrc estate that is a mecca for art students. It is the Tyler School of Art. The combination of the students being exclusively artists and the faculty of practicing professional artists brings out an atmosphere of creativity and originality of ideas. It is a small school, with less than 700 undergraduate and graduate students, and each is expected to develop into a mature artist, able to explore independent ideas. Students who live on campus have the opportunity to be totally immersed in this artistic environ- ment. The small size, however, does enable commuters to be as thoroughly involved as the residents. There arc three professional galleries on campus in which the works of students, faculty, and invited artists are exhibited. Along with these, is a student gallery which offers seniors an opportunity to exhibit their own work. Tyler offers a program in Rome for students who wish to go further than the beautiful Elkins Park campus for their education. This program includes classes as well as visits to historical sites to examine original works of art. Tyler is an interesting pocket of the Philadelphia area where a serious striving artist can be directed into a career in art, and educated in an atmosphere of creative stimulation, without losing touch with a large, well-known university. - Si HC M  ' - lit .-J I 112 114 115 POLITICAL Uiditd Election ' 89 Brings Candidates To Temple This was an election year, and in Phila- delphia, the race for District Attorney and City Controller was a ' tough one. Democratic candidate for D. A. Walter Phillips, and Re- publican Ron Castille each came to Temple and spoke a great deal about laws to control drug abuse, in an attempt to drum up votes from the students. Candidates for City Con- troller, Democrat Jonathan Saidell and Re- publican Joe Rocks also campaigned on cam- pus, each speaking at the Bell Tower. Al- though Phillips was defeated by Castille in the election, the Democratic candidate for City Controller won out over Rocks and Besse Weiner. Despite the fact that Weiner lost the election, she showed true dedication to the Consumer party by stepping in to take the place of her recently deceased husband, Max, on the ballot. i IK ' li. 116 ART MUSEUM lA oatn oude fe. OW Although the Philadelphia Art Museum maj ' be known as the building at the top of the steps that Rocky ran up, it is actually one of the most impressive art mviseums in the coun- try. It is humbling to walk among the works of some of the best artists who ever lived. The building itself, however, is no less Impressive than the tremendous works inside. The grounds around the museum are exquisite. At night, the lights on Boat House Row reflect in the river and are a breathtaking sight. Stu- dents, artists, and art enthusiasts can often be seen wandering inside the museum as well as around the outside, enjoying its peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. 118 119 zoo It is an amazing thing to see peacocks strolling nonchalantly about just twenty yards from Gir- ard Avenue. The Philadelphia Zoo, however, is full of amazing sights. Located at 34th St. and Girard Avenue, it Is the United States ' first zoo. The Zoo is 42 acres of beautiful trees and shrubbery, and includes a children ' s zoo, reptile house, bird house, and the world of primates. The variety of animals is incredible, ranging from exotic birds and some nearly extinct ani- mals, to cows and other barnyard animals in the children ' s zoo. Free tours are available, or one has the opportunity to wander aimlessly around. The Zoo is a beautiful place, and a fun way to spend an afternoon. 120 pw f fer ' 1 %IW J w!k m «R S J  o r ' . •A 1 P V 9 4 gn ' ' VVjei ' , ' ITALIAN WarLt Philadelphia ' s Italian Market is centrally lo- cated at 9th and Washington Streets. It is a pocket of ethnic culture of a kind rarely experienced in a country of people of such diverse backgrounds. It is not a glamorous, or even especially attractive place to shop, but all of the food is fresh, and simply wonderful. Delicacies that would prove difficult to find anyw here else in the city are often sold within these few blocks. The smells of fruit, vegetables and meat fill the air. The market has an atmosphere of honest hard- w orking people who do just what they claim to do, sell what could be considered the best food to be found in this city. 122 123 READING ZJevminal The Reading Terminal Market can be found at 13th and Market Streets. From the outside it is a very unimpressive building with grafitti on the walls and a leaking roof. Once inside, however, one realizes the (luality of the Terminal. It is full of people bustling about buying fresh vegetables, newly killed meat, jewelry, crafts, and pastry. At lunch time, every table in the place is occupied by people enjoying the quality food that can be pur- chased here. Many of the people who work at the Terminal are Amish, originally from Lancaster, Pa. They are simple, honest people who seem to have magical qualities when it comes to food. 124 125 30th STREET tati on Temple University is primarily a school of commuters, many of whom experience the wonders of SEPTA every day A major stop along their daily route is 30th Street Station. It is one of the largest and busiest stations in the city. Trains into and out of Philadelphia stop here, as well as exclusively Philadelphia trains. The building is old and deteriorating somewhat. Fortunately, SEPTA is using some of its hard-earned money to restore and beau- tify the building. The restoration of the sta- tion will perhaps brighten the mornings of some of the people who pass through there every day. 126 127 HISTORIC , rea Philadelphia ' s Historic Area is a small but incredibly significant part of the city. It ' s only one square mile in the heart of center eitj ' , but it is a square mile that did much to shape our country into the in teresting place that it is today. Walking about, one can almost feel the historical importance. It is impossible to walk past a sj ' mbol of our nation ' s freedom such as the Liberty Bell, or a building in which incredi- ble documents were written such as Indepen- dence Hall, without getting a sense of its signifi- cance. This area is one thing that sets Phila- delphia apart from all other great American cities. It alone has the distinction of being the most historically rich in the country. 128 1  4 T i i Bfan m B aF wfcl 4feL ir • MP ff-ifcii- ' ■ • N m % iti ' J-L m.m IMS II Hll m m ii. d.m i 132 133 « ijearbooK 138 llewipaper 140 Uempie Student Ljovetrnmeni 142 Coalition fof f- eace and uitice 144 nter-Z raternitg Council 146 f- an J4eiienic Council 147 iplta C piilon f- hi 148 JipL Cki leL 149 J appa weetkearti 150 f- re rJ.aw S ocietu 151 1 lew man ( enter 152 f- oi ' tugueie Student iiociation 153 Campui Cruiade for Cnriit 154 f ltgsici Club 155 J appa ipfta f to 156 I ' ni igma J ignia 157 Jtlp ta J appa - tlpha 158 -Atdiociation for Computing nlacniner 159 Kyrganlza tlond 137 The 1990 Temple Yearbook Staff: Left to right. Top: Tammy Kukuk, Editor-in-Chief: Beth Mc- Connell, Business Manager; Lauren Davis, Exec- utive Assistant; Bottom: Jeannine Daly, Copy Editor; and Robert McConnell, Photography Edi- We, Temple ' s yearbook staff, strive to bring the true essence of Temple to the 3 ' earbook by combining information and photographs with interesting graphic design. It is not a simple task to bring the experiences of such a diver- sified student body together into a book, but we try to portray as many facets of Temple life as possible. Temple has an excellent reputation around the countrj; and our goal at the year- book is to raise the reputation of the book to one equal to that of the univcrsitj ' . - -- ' N j «• ■N V . V GOVERNMENT 143 TEMPLE COALITION FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE ' ■ R4 I ' f i li J 1 m 1 l ' ?5 :3 1 y 1 « Ml ' s , jj .x -, i f ff ■■- Jl , wi ML 1 . I may be DRUNK I •IGIY AXPi KAt) M I INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL Member Fraternities of the Inter-Fraternltj ' Coun- cil: Alpha Epsilon Phi, Alpha Phi Delta, Alpha Chi Rho, Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Rho, Kappa Theta Phi, Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Lambda Phi, Sigma Alpha Mu, Sigma Pi. m PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Council 147 ALPHA EPSILON PHI 148 AXP V -- 4 ALPHA CHI RHO 149 t • BP ' - 1 i-j IB 1 fc 3Bf k . ,i?«S ' !mP 1: KAPPA SWEETHEARTS J38 S: d ii Front: L-R, Fred Kirby (Publicity Director), .Jiin Spiropoulos (Executive Program Director), Myles Kaufmann (Membership Director), Back: L-R, Kathy Jaffari (Vice President ), Kelly Pctrucci (President), Sardva Szymanski (Secretary). PRE LAW SOCIETY The Pre-Law Society is a student run organization which helps to give Temple students any information they might need about the Law School Admissions Test, Law School application procedures, what students can expect once accepted to Law School, or any other information that may be desired in relation to law. The increasing interest in Law School has affected the Pre-Law Society tremendously, with an increase in membership of 60% this year. In that Law Schools require no specific area of course concentration, there is no pre-law curriculum, hence our society is a ixseful means of getting necessary information to these students interested in Law School. To all of those on your way to meet the Law School challenge, the Pre-Law Society wishes you the best of luck. A r mmat. -Wm P ' 2 ' i: XMPl Hsin Back row: I.-R, Scott John.on (Asst. Chair), Fr. Hob McLuu rhlin (Director - ' ' ' P ' ' • f „ ' (5 ; °| ' nt ton. Rick Opickun (Treasurer). Front row: I.-R, Kd l.allv (Chair), Sr. Ka.hlcc, Waugh, R.S.M. (. .st. Director), Kathleen Walter, Kathy Murphy NEWMAN CENTER The Temple University Newman Center, established here in 1921. continues to meet the spiritual needs of the university community with all the usual sacramental and liturgical services offered by any parish, scheduled around hectic class schedules for maximum availability. , . , , , Spiritual direction and guidance are also available for students and faculty alike, as are times of rcllcction an.i growth, retreats, workshops, baptismal and confirmation classes, refresher courses, Bible Study, and Theology programs. Fach individual feels the need for silence and conversation, instruction and understand- ing, support and independence. Temple Newman tries to provide an honest response to individual needs, by offering whatever is needed at any parUcular moment of campus life. 152 The Portuguese Student Association provides an opportunity for students to meet other students with a eommon ethnicity. Acting as an information soxiiee for foreign students as well, the association helps to bridge the gap existing between cultures. It makes it much easier for students who are far away from home to function well at Temple if they have a support group as the Portuguese Student Association. 153 L-R, Kathv Fuller, (StafO, Anthony, Julia Helsey, Lisa Sadler, Alayna Kirby, Dave Gibbens, Joseph Bridges, Chuck Lewis (Staff). L-R, Lisa Roundtree, William Barnes, Sherry Seelig, lerrancc Sistrunk, Ginger, Mary Rodriguez, Lynn Russel, Gwen Shearer, Julia Harley. L-R, Mark Hager, Nate Butler, Andrew Dant, Joe Mani, Dawn Marie Rosenberger, Clara Stalworth, Maritza R. Villafana, Andrea Durham, Julie Plzzuto. L-R, Richard Pruzina, John Campbell, Dayna L. Kirby, Beth C. Clark, Sandi Bjorkgren, MiUe Russell, Sharon, Dave Bleam. L-R, Thco Cornish, Laura Ravlera, Karen Watson, Dennis W. Coleman, Karen Robinson, Lisa M. Blythe. 154 ;m ' 1v- x 41 i PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club is dedicated to getting together and having a good time! We don ' t build bombs, we spend our free time getting together and taking trips to such exciting places as the Naval Air Development Center, Limerick Nuclear Power Plant, and General Electric. The Physics Club provides an opportunity for Physics majors to get to know each other and to have fun. , - ' . iV ■A aoni • ■ J T 1 KAPPA ALPHA RHO 156 .«■■■■■■■■■■ siif ' f jB A T sT Tm IM ' ' i A f- B H p F PHI SIGMA SIGMA Phi Sigma Sigma — A family away from home. Founded on November 26, 1913 at Hunter College, this sorority has expanded it ' s horizons to the national and international scene. It arrived at Temple in 1926 as Xi Chapter. Phi Slg ' s four purposes are the promotion of active leadership, academic excellence, community service and superior friendship. Xi Chapter holds fundraisers to donate money to the National Kidney Foundation, the sorority ' s philantlnopy. They also visit local hospitals and give clothing to charities. Individualism and sisterhood are encouraged in the Phi Sig sorority. The sisters have several attributes which enrich the campus and the surrounding community. They are involved in various activities such as fencing, marching band, residential assistants and as a group, have won the National Scholarship Award of 1987-88. Phi Sigma Sigma enhances the college experience with high principles and worth- while endeavors. Phi Sig has pride! ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA «L Association For Computing Machinery I! 160 Ssrootbaii 162 Uoilei bail 166 IJ iela .J4ocKeu 168 Soccer 170 Qott 172 KugL 174 Wen ' s EasLlUt 176 lAJomen J ( JashetbaU 180 Athletics FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL FIELD HOCKEY i Top row: L-R, Asst. coaches Leah Finkbiner, and Elizabeth Tchou, Ann Baker, Marcie Turncy, Sue Edwards, Laura Megahan, Karen Meier, Dawn I ' llman, Kathleen Plasha, Jill Marple. Head Coach Michele Madison. Middle Row: L-R, Julie Smith, Moc Scally, Kelly Smith, Lori Warneka, Kim Yaculak, Carl Washko. Bottom row: L-R, Kathy Tierney, Sue Blng, Stacie Barndt, Jane Catanzaro, Robbin Shreve. 168 r r j ' jp . 1 -: ' ■t- •3 169 SOCCER Standing: L-K, Trainer AI Diuniond, Pat Kivilin, James Rinklc, Matthew McCiowan, Claude Mas, Dave .lones, Ilzlial Assor, Kurt Hausner, Kennetiy Torres, Fred ( ostello. Head ( oaeli .lolin Boles, Assistant ( oaeli Hob Hunter. Kneeling: L-R, Bret Perkins, Hans Domansky, Larry Hell, Matt Mannino, Tom Wall. Marinus Lcidelmeyer, Terranec Tompkins, Jeff Molishus. Front row; l.-K, Brian Piseh, Charlie Sasserman, Ron (irabowski, Seott Rieber, Bill Wolfe. Won Chang, Luigi Lemmo. 170 GOLF 172 u - - ' %- ■ ■ ' ■ J5 (S W P ' i _ - 1 173 RUGBY 175 MEN ' S BASKETBALL I B I 1 B K ' B 3 k- •f Bblfliv m ri K9 Hr B ' mi I H B L l V S . Sitting (Left to right): Mik Kilgorc, Shoun Randolph, Michael Harden, Johnnie Conic, and Ernest Pollard. Standing: (Left to right): Chris Lovelace, Donald Hodge, Mark Macon (Team Captain), Stefan Thomas, Jan Post, and Mark Strickland. 176 177 1 IS s — t U A 4; fEMfK A3 178 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL .1 185 m s 4-4 189 C ditor J I lot ei Special Uhanhi J ndex C iodina f- liotoS 192 194 196 206 Closing EDITOR ' S _ Ti a note of explanation, we ue cleciaea to feitructure tne 1990 yearbook, n tne pait, tne oook wa6 aeliverea in LJctooer fattier tttan fjelore rf a gradu- ation. (Oelieuing that rf a raai sliouia be able to leave ZJemple witli their uearbooti in riana, we crianaea ttie aeiiveru date from the ali to the .Spring. J4owever, tfiat presented anot i- er problem becaude onlu events f rom the fall term could be included becauie t ie booh had to be dent to the publishers in the first weeh of Srebruar . ZJo compensate for this, we ve Split the booh into two volumes. (Lveruone who dered a copu of the 1990 SJempiar will both volumes aS part of tfieir pachage. want to stress that, the otfier volume will be m.aiied in eptetnber. n essence, tlte tjooli uou are reading now encompasses the Ssrall Semester, hile the second volume will contain ts from the .Spring .Semester. lAJe hope to fulfill our two most imftortant goatS: to provide tlie best Service we can to the students of Jemple, and to capture the entire 1990 Si hoot ijear. Uhis is mu Second uear aS editor-in- ori receive w event ve cer- rotn chief of the Uenifjlar, and .3 tainiu fiad an otJfJortunitu to learn mu mistalieS, altliough .3 will Sag that this tiaS been a much better gear than 1989. .y don t have mang new greu hairs tliis time. Uhe ma ' for crises of 1989, when J was going through exhausting on t ie fob training, prefiared me to laugh off the minor crises of tliis gear. Uhe most inifiortant leSSon U ve learned is to be readg to matte due witti what gou ve got and not to exfject outside tielfj. Jur wonderful staff consists of onlu five fieople. .y uearbooli for a mai Universitu is quite an undertaliing, witli a large staff. U must Sag with f}ride tliat at times mg staff has been Suf)erliuman. Ut is liard for me to extflain tfie incredible amounts of time and effort it t a lies to create a uearbooli. Urowever, our meager fjauroll Ijudget fjrevented me from liiring more person- nel, we made up for tliat with Itard worh. U want to list mij staff members individuallu and give t icm tlie credit fheu do deserve. or even I jMOf m li omni ' liimi Ik er, m mme iedna i m m aia mm i ' : Ik nuui larp « mien •1,1 i Mv, 4 fiii NOTES onlhejol 10 m r obeft ll lcL onneli, nhotoaraphu editor, witn j-ew exceptions, inot everu pnotograpn in titii oook. Aeannine JLJaiu, conu editor, wrote all trie book i P excluding the organizationi iection, and greatiu con- tributed to our Of ice duties. I Jetri tltlici onnell, (JSusineSi manag- er, nandled our budgetaru matters and became an adminiitrative assistant bu Seeing to the administrative tashs which can be overwhelming. oLauren Javis, executive assistant, worked in all office areas, accomplish- ing the Often thankless tasks which are a necessitu when involved with Such a targe universitu. ZJheir contributions left me free to do what came here for in the first place, lauouts. .y ioined mu first uearbook staff Seven gears ago in high School to create pages and all the gears in between bined in the lauouts in this book. are coml ail Of which are mu creation. n addition to learning to Survive staff limitations, we ve functioned with extensive autonomu, wftich was both veru challenging and veru difficult at the Same time. We ve learned to do what- ever was neceSSarif whenever it was ilish our g w neceSSarg in order to accomp goals. ZJhe stress of reSponsibiiitu was crushing at times, but will definiteiu miss the challenges of problem Sowing. SJhrough all the truing times that wanted to Quit mg job, or throw the uncooiierative phone out the window, tried to keefj in mind our immense responsibilities. When uou leave ZJem- ple, uou will have a box of memorabilia- ticket stubs, newSf)at)erS, tee shirts, and a gearboo ' i. ticket stubs and newSfjafjers disaiJfjear over time ZJee shirts fade. Utiat leaves one thing — our gearbook. Uite things we have included in these fiageS wili become gour link to gour college dagS. ZJhat is an incredible reSfJonsibilitg, whic i do not talie lightlg. U ' lat S whg J deai with the budgetarg problems, the communication ijrobiems, the SutJfjlieS difficulties, and the general wear and tear of the job. because }r am determined to do whatever it takes to fjut out the best gearbook n, and - hofje have Succeeded. Lynlg time will tell. ca Hi. 4-- SPECIAL would like to take thid opportunitu to titanh the people ana organizations u nicn have nelpea me in this monumental taSK. ZJo ivlom, Uuaa, ana m brotner, oLamar for tneir neip ana encouragement ana for con- tinualiu talking me out of quit- ting mu lot?. Do d?ol, WcConnetl Ktk rflcC onneii, Aeannine JUaii ana rJLauren oLJavis, better known ai the 1990 Uempiar staff, thanks to a great bunch of people who have worked hard to create one heck of a book. Uo Javid J chofield, the representative from oOeimar f- ublishing, for his advice and assistance with this Sometim eS aggravating task. ZJo ft like and Aoe Uju from, y ari VUoif .studio, rinzi our photographu studio, for help above and beuond the caii of dutu. Uheu did not hesitate to help me with mi4 most outi ip me wiin mu )bie outra- geous problems. Uo oLeara KhodeS, the pub- lication advisor, for her help in wading through the quagmire of ZJemple bureaucracu. ZJo the f- ublications dSoard, mu bosses, who have had the faith in m.u abiiitu to allow me to do things mu own wau. Uo U rustal lA iernicki, oDean of .Students, for her unrelenting confidence and Sup- port. Uo .Sports Unformation for the coofjeration in fyroviding uS with various sports photoS and team, pictures. Uo Urish eJjesilets and oLun HlcC-affertu, the fall and Spring editors of the U em pie m c t jor n mi m c c J m ijmil ojlb imlo  = 4- THANKS ilewA Of tnelr Iteip and fnend- 6nip. Uo Aoe ana (JSoo, (l5uiine5A flilanaqers oj the ZJempie llewA fOf hours Of good convefiation and occasional danctuaru from the crunch of mu lob. Uo l .lck and dSettu, from i arl lAJoif studio, who became honorary staff members. ZJheu Spent a total of six weeks in our oj-j ice taking appointm ents and photos of the class of 1990. ■Uo oOiane cJLutz for her euer-preSent assistance with heus and other problems in the stu- dent assistance center. Uo Aane Uomesho, purchas- ing, for her assistance in the area of contracts. Uo the empioueeS of Juei- mar for deciphering mu cruptic lauout instructions and making mg ideas come to life. Uammu U ubuk 1990 Editor - in Cliief W i0 -m ■■ ' !? INDEX Ahrahainson, X ' crcfl 20 Banks, Monica 22 lilack, Tearsa 24 Ahrainson, .Jordan 20 Banow, Jennifer 22 BIackl)urn, Katherine 24 Ackers. Vickie 20 Baranek, Janine 22 Blairc. ' alcric 24 Acciiiaviva, Michael 20 Barbella, Ronald 22 Blando. Sandv 24 Adam, Mohamiiied 20 Barber, Daniel 22 Hlcckcr. Debra 24 Adams, Constance 20 Barber, .Jeffrey 22 Blei, Deborah 24 Adams, Lisa 20 Barge, Bettina 22 Blitshtein, Borislav 24 Addington, Michelle 20 Barger, Lee Anne 22 Blocker, Carmela 24 Ahiiiad, Xorani 20 Barnes, Audrey 22 Bloom, Dawn 24 Aigeldinger, Matthew 20 Barnhart, Kenneth 22 Blotter, J. Edward 24 Albrecht, Laura 20 Bartholomew, Robert 22 Bluestcin, Marc 24 Albrccht, Suzanne 20 Bass, Leslie 22 Blunibcrg, .Jonathan 24 Aleszczyk, David 20 Batcman, John 22 Blunienthal, Lisa 24 Alexandre, Paul 20 Batten, Margaret 22 Bocchinfuso, Christine 24 Alfa, Gebrcmariam 20 Bauer, Margaret 22 Bohn, Ingrid 24 Alhinaai, Mahmood 20 Baughman, Jennifer 22 Bolcar, Kalhy 24 Allekotte, Ira 20 Baum, Kenneth 22 Boles, Jennifer 25 Alnatshch, Khalil 20 Akjuassar, Abdullah 20 Altland, Marianne 20 Amarnick. Denisc 20 Amnion, Michelle 20 Amelia, Larraine 20 Anderson, Anita 20 Anderson, Loren 21 Anderson, Melinda 21 Anderson, Scott 21 Andrews, CoUen 21 Andrews, Margery 21 Angclo, I-:iizabcth 21 Anspach, Kimberly 21 Antrom, Shyrcl 21 Apolinario, Ethel 21 Aramin, Akram 21 Arnold, Frederick 21 Ashbaugh, Robert 21 Ashe, Omar 21 Ashcry, Robert 21 Ates, Shenetha 21 Atkinson, .Janice 21 Attarian, Lcsly 21 Aucrbach, Susan 21 Aurilc. RiclianI 21 Austin, 1-iaiik 21 Austin, Steven 21 Avant, ' ' olanda 21 Az ,a , K haled 21 Hailey, Monica 21 Mair, Marisa 22 liaker, Robert 22 Hakstra, Marisa 22 Baumann, Stephane 22 Baylor, Robyn 22 Bayo, David 23 Beasley, James 23 Beaver, Frances 23 Beck, Timothy 23 Becoat, Tracey 23 Bednar, Stella 23 Behrlc, Cheryl 23 Bellamy, Donald 23 Bellas, Xektarios 23 Belinontc, F ie 23 Benen, Sandra 23 Bengle, William 23 Bennett, .Joseph 23 Bennett, Mona 23 Bcrcnbaum, ,Jan 23 Berczin, David 23 Berkley, .Jo Ann 23 Hermingham, David 23 Berneski, .James 23 Bernier, J icrre 23 Hernslcin, Dcborali 23 Bernstein, Maryann 23 Berray, Scott 23 Herring, Mary 23 Berratta, Pamela 24 Berryman, Thonuis 24 Bcrzinski, Cjeraldine 24 Beshel, Denisc 24 Bifulco, Laura 24 Binnersley, .Jane 24 Mini, .Janice 24 liiviiis, I ' aincla 24 Bolgcr, .John 2.t Bollendorf, lileanor 25 Boiling, Jean 25 Bongiornio, Stacie 25 lionikowski, Raymond 25 Bonilla, F)velyn 25 Booker, Kenneth 25 Bourg, Raphael 25 I5owden, . liclielle 25 Boylan. Cheryl 25 Boymel. Miroslav 25 Brace, Kathleen 25 Bradley, Sharon 25 Brady, Colleen 25 Bralow, Ian 2.5 Brand, Douglas 25 Braybrooks, Alan 2.5 Brennan, .James 25 I5rennan, Kelly 25 Brcnncn, Eileen 25 Breslin, .Jessica 25 Brcwton, Larry 25 Brigati, .Jacciuelinc 25 Jhightcr, .James 26 Brill, Amy 2() Brobcil, Ro berta 26 Bromily, William 20 Brooks. Douglas 26 Brooks. vette 26 Brown, ( harlotle 26 Brown, David 26 Brown, Marietta 26 Brown, Radical 26 Hrown. Robert 26 Cavt Cent INDEX 1 Brown, Wayne 26 Chadrow, Mitchell 28 Corcoran, Christopher 30 Brownstein, Lisa 26 Chait, Melissa 28 Corcoran, .John 30 H Brownstein, Richard 26 Chalfin, Jennifer 28 Coren, Alan 30 H Brumberg, Michael 26 Chan, Serena 28 Comely, Christina 30 1 Bruno, Donna 26 Chang, Deborah 28 Cotton, Jennifer 30 1 Bruzzese, ' inccnt 26 Chang, Eddy 28 Coulon, Michelle 30 H Buck, John 26 Chaplin, David 28 Courtlandt, Catherine 30 1 Burdenski, Nora 26 Chernoff, Felice 28 Cover, Mary 31 1 Burger, Mark 26 Chidiae, Ahmad 28 Cox, Matthew 31 1 Burger, William 26 Ching, Hor 28 Coyle, John 31 1 Burgis, Angela 26 Chodac, Richard 29 Coyle-MeGovern, Diane 31 1 Burke, Wendy 26 Christou, Evans 29 Craig, Diane 31 1 Burkettc, Tracey 26 Chun, Susie 29 Craig. Eliza 31 1 Burnette, Maryannc 27 Chung, Dat 29 Crane, Alex 31 1 Burns, Edward 27 Cluing, George 29 Crane, Dulce 31 1 Burns, Laurie 27 Chung, .John 29 Craven, Christine 31 H Burns, Sharon 27 Chung, Ki 29 Creasing, Elizabeth 31 H Burroughs, Rose 27 Cieri. Frederick 29 Criss, Kelli 31 H Burstein, Phyllis 27 Cieri, Gregory 29 Crook, Nathaniel 31 1 Busch, Edward 27 Ciliberto, Antonietta 29 Cunningham, Marie 31 1 Butcher, Carol 27 Ciraco, Nick 29 Cunningham. Ruth 31 H Byes, Maurice 27 Claiborne, Cheryl 29 Curric, Karen 31 1 Caikoski, Catherine 27 Clark, Colleen 29 Czerpak, Diane 31 1 Cameron, Stephen 27 Clay, Anthony 29 D ' Aguano, Steven 31 1 Campagna, Susan 27 Clcmmcr, Kathleen 29 D ' .Vngelo. Luigi 31 1 Candelorl, Hope 27 Clinton, Anthony 29 Dabrow. .Jeffrey 31 1 Capaldi, John 27 Coe, Peter 29 Dafnis, Olga 31 1 Capaldi, Michael 27 Cogbill, Cindy 29 Dahman, Bassam 31 1 Capelle, Bernadelte 27 Cohen, Audrey 29 Daitz. . ndrca 31 1 Capila, Michael 27 Cohen, Kenneth 29 Dalicandro, John 31 1 Caposecco, Slcfano 27 Cohen. Mitchell 29 Daman. Inilinan 31 1 Caraceiolo, Uomenica 27 Cohn, Matthew 29 Damiani, Denise 32 H H Cardona, Eduardo 27 Cohn, Michael 29 Dmore, Daina 32 rV ' ifJj l Cardy, David 27 Colclla, Ryan 29 Dangelmaier, Erika 32 ■Bfl H Carew, Vicki 27 Coletti, Danielle 30 Daniels, Francisco 32 1 Carfagno, Ross 27 Colazzo, Marc 30 Daniels, Xeil 32 1 Cargado, Emma 27 Collins, Kimbcrly 30 Daout. Pascal 32 H Carmichacl, Theresa 28 Colon, Lourdes 30 Dash, Arthur 32 1 Carpineta, John 28 Cona, Wendy 30 Davidson, Kathleen 32 1 Carroll, Robert 28 Conlow, .John 30 Davidson, Matthew 32 H Carson, Jacquclyn 28 Council, Mary 30 Davies, Carolyn 32 1 Cartafalsa, Ben 28 Connor, Eugene 30 Davies, Thomas 32 H H Carter, Kameron 28 Connor, Ivathy 30 Davis, Amy 32 1 Carter, Susanne 28 Conway, Bridget 30 Davis. Gilbert 32 H Casey, Diann 28 Cook, Laura 30 Davis, Kirk 32 H Cassidy, Linda 28 Cook, Paul 30 Davis, Michael 32 1 Cassidy, Mark 28 Cooper, .John 30 Davis, Ricky 32 H Castillo, William 28 Cooper, Suranda 30 Davis, Robert 32 1 Cautilli, Arthur 28 Cooper, Tina 30 Davis, Zina 32 H Cavtilli, Joseph 28 Cope, Megan 30 Dawson, Cindy 32 Centritto, Maria 28 Copeland, Dennis 30 Dawson, Karlene 32 I L INDEX ■ Dawson, Sandra 32 Dricourt, Caroline 34 Fee, Cathleen 37 1 Dazey, Linda 32 Dubin, Craig 35 Felte, Cheryl 37 1 DePhiUips, Dawn 32 Dubin, Karen 35 Ferrcll, Lamont 37 1 DeSimone, Lisa 32 DuBost, Delphine 35 Fcrrentino, Fred 37 1 DcSimone, Lisa 33 Dubow, Ivan 35 Ferrero, Paul 37 1 Dean, Alecia 33 DuChateau, . rnaiid 35 Ferris, Thomas 37 1 Dean, Ronnie 33 Duekett, .NIarcclla 35 Ferris, Tina 37 1 DeBellis, Barbara 33 Dudley, Patrick 35 Feszczak, Tamara 37 1 DcccUc, David 33 Duffy, Colleen 35 Fctzer, Lorraine 37 1 Decker, Anne 33 Duffy, Patricia 35 Fey, Xorisue 37 1 DeFilippis, Victor 33 DuFour, Sylvie 35 Finley, Monica 37 1 Dcfjroot, Heather 33 Duley, Karen 35 Finnan, Joseph 37 1 Deinhardt, Pia 33 Dunbar, Lconte 35 Finocchio, Robert 37 1 Dcllaratta, Denise 33 Dunphy, Traci 35 Fischer, III Robert 37 1 Dclloso, James 33 Dunye, Cheryl 35 Fish, Thomas 37 1 DcLuc£v, Phillip 33 Durant, Pamela 35 Fitchett, .Jeanine 37 1 DeLuca, Steven 33 Durso, Julie 35 Flanagan, Janice 37 1 DcMonte, Maria 33 Dutton, Michelle 35 Fletcher, Sean 37 1 Dengler, Lisa 33 Duvall, J. Douglas 35 Flicker, Fern 37 1 Derago, Thomas 33 Dykas, Stanley 35 Flocco, Lauis 37 1 Derfel, .Judith 33 Easterling, Idella 35 Flood, Tracey 37 1 Dcrsahaguian, Philip 33 Echelmeier, Annette 35 Flynn, Brigid 37 1 Desilets, Patricia 33 Edclbcrg, Andrew 35 Poland, Brooks 38 1 De ' ece, Grace 33 Edwa rds, Donna 35 Foley, Dennis 38 1 DeVillc, Bcrtrand 33 Edwards, Susan 35 Follis, Marianne 38 1 DeWan, Maria 33 Egan, Kelly 36 Ford, Cherita 38 1 Diamond, Beth 33 Elberg, Michael 36 Forish, Robert 38 1 Dickelman, Cecile 33 Elgart, Daniel 36 Forman, Samantha 38 1 Diffis, David 34 Elliott, Geneve 36 Forst, Michael 38 1 Ditiirolamo, Toni 34 Ellis, Bryan 36 Fortunato, Chris 38 1 DiPaolo. David 34 Ellis, Carol 36 Fortune, Carmelot 38 Pipll DiPiUa, Gesilda 34 Emanuel, Saundra 36 Fortune, M. Kethely 38 B ' . ' : ' DiSandro, Lisa 34 Emery, Robert 36 Foster, Deidre 38 r l Dissingcr, Karen 34 DiTomasso, Deborah 34 Dively, Jodi 34 Eppright. James 36 Epps, Brian 36 Essayan, Gerard 36 Foster, Michael 38 Fox, Tonya 38 F ' raneiotti, Guerino 38 K — j Dixon, David 34 Etkins, Eric 36 Francois, Phoebee 38 Ki;- ' H Ditigosz, Kathleen 34 Dodszuweit, Dean 34 Doehnc, Rita 34 Domeniek, Jeffrey 34 Domeniek, Michael 34 Donalme. Kathleen 34 Doiialclli. Chrisiina 34 Doral. DiiKi 34 Douglas. Denise 34 Douglass, . larUne 34 Dowdy. Ra |nei 34 Doyle. Colleen 34 Evans, Karen 36 Fabry, Lisa 36 Fagan, John 36 Fairehild, Lisa 36 Fala, Donna 36 Fala, Geoffrey 36 Fanelli, Daria 36 Fann. Ruth 36 Fanrak. Thomas 36 I ' aranov. Rcnee 36 Farooij, Omar 36 Farr, Jody 3() Franke, Kathleen 38 Frazier Jr., Benjamin 38 Freeman, Chandi 38 Freeman, Mary 38 Freiling, Robert 38 Frere, Gia 38 Frieze, Thomas 38 Fuller, Andrea 38 Fuscellaro, Kim 38 Fusco, Mark 39 Gaensslc. Kristin 39 Gafliii. Harris 39 1 )resnin. .Nicole 34 Farrcll, I ' alrick 37 Gahraii. . niy 39 Drexier. Karen 34 Fede, Salvaiore 37 Gailliard, Joyce 39 r Gon INDEX Galazka, Mary 39 Gallagher. Karen 39 Galligan, Bonnie 39 Gallup, Jane 39 Ganatra, .Justine 39 Gannon, Bcrnadettc 39 Gara, Steven 39 Gardner, Robert 39 Garr, David 39 Garrison, Celeste 39 Garrity, Joan 39 Gartland, Christopher 39 Gatta, Grazziella 39 Gavin, Patricia 39 Gegcnheimcr, Miehellc 39 Gellath ' , Lisa 39 Genovese, Steven 39 Gentile, Audrey 39 Gentner, Grant 39 Gerard, Robert 40 Gerhart, X ' aney 40 Giampa, Joan 40 Gianfrancesco, Lisa 40 Gibbcns, David 40 Gibbons, James 40 Gilbert, Thomas 40 Giletto, Barbara 40 Ginsberg, Michael 40 Gionfriddo, Scbastiano 40 Giovinco, John 40 Girardi, Joseph 40 Gladstone, Xoah 40 Glady, William 40 Glas, Laura 40 Glass, Sheri 40 Glcnnon, Denecn 40 Glezer, Jeff 40 Goins, Vivian 40 Golato, Steven 40 Goldberg, Becky 40 Goldberg, Marcus 40 Goldenbcrg, Felice 40 Goldstein, Beverly 40 Goldstein, David 41 Goldston, Lashawn 41 Gollapalli, Samuel 41 Gonzalez, Elaine 41 Goodgion, Theresa 41 Goodwin, Donna 41 Gormlcy. Thomas 41 Gorrill, James 41 Gossett, Gina 41 Gottschall, Lisa 41 Gradel, Diane 41 Graham, Jeffrey 41 Grandrimo, John 41 Grant, Donnett 41 Grapin, Daniel 41 Graven, Margaret 41 Graves, Traci 41 Gray, Barry 41 Grayek, Tiffany 41 Graziano, Mark 41 Green, Amy 41 Green, Kevin 41 Green. Xoel 41 Green, Pamela 41 Green, Tanya 42 Greenland, Dcbra 42 Grier, Connie 42 Griffin, Katherine 42 Griffin, Patricia 42 Griffin, Suzanne 42 Griffiths, Dawn 42 Grigsby, Victoria 42 Grobcr. Gregory 42 Groff, Carol 42 Groman, Susan 42 Gross, Andrea 42 Gross, Jennifer 42 Grosso, Debra 42 Gryn, Diane 42 Gureghaian, Kimberly 42 Haas, Kimberly 42 Hacker, Karen 42 Hafez, Mahmoud 42 Hahn, Mary 42 Haimes, Abby 42 Halbcr, Christopher 42 Haldanc. Glenn 42 Haldcman, Michael 42 Halko. Charles 43 Hall, Howard 43 Hall, Stephen 43 Hall, Terri 43 Hamandani, Jasmine 43 Hamilton, Craig 43 Hammond, Jessica 43 Hampton, Erika 43 Hampton, Victoria 43 Hansen, Sheryl 43 Hansford. Mvron 43 Harding, Ludlow 43 Hardtke, Mark 43 Harmon, Leslie 43 Harr, Erik 43 Harris, Claudette 43 Harris, Danielle 43 Harris, Gregory 43 Harris, Robert 43 Harris, Ron 43 Harris, Thomas 43 Hart, Patricia 43 Hartline, Michael 43 Hass, Alan 43 Hassan, Khalcd 44 Hawkins. Clifford 44 Hawthorne, John 44 Hawthorne, Paul 44 Haywood, Jill 44 Haywood, Kathryn 44 Hearn, Susan 44 Hedson, Brian 44 Heidt. Garrcth 44 Hcinaman, Linda 44 Hekster, Adrienne 44 Heiiault, German 44 Ileimequin. Eric 44 Henneciuin, Nathalie 44 Herald. Michael 44 Herbine, Heather 44 Herman, David 44 Herras, Tcodora 44 Herrmann, Peggy 44 Hcrshey, Brent 44 Heslop, Christopher 44 Hettel, Carol 44 Hcucr, Christine 44 Hibas, Nivio 44 Hilkcr, Kimberly 45 Hill. Mareia 45 Hill. Yolanda 45 Hitman, Meyerah 45 Hoffman, Greer 45 Hoffman, Jodi 45 Holmes, Karen 45 Holston, Craig 45 Holt, Brian 45 Hong, Scung 45 Hong, Sung 45 Horn, Laura 45 Horvath, Colleen 45 Hoster. Robert 45 INDEX Hotchkiss, Robert 45 Houston, Robert 45 Howard, Robert 45 Howell, Ranse 45 Hudson, Angela 45 Hufjee, Dawn 45 Hulshizer, Wendy 45 Humble, Mary 45 Hunf . Ilsiuiee 45 Hunt, Huniee 45 Hurley, Kelly 46 Huycttc. Michelle 46 Huynh, Thoai 46 lacono, Regina 46 lanucci, Michael 46 liirosis, Jacqueline 46 Ibrahim, Abdul Aziz 46 Ibrahim, Xadia 46 Ilariizza, (iilberto 46 Im, Jung 46 Indrick, Anthony 46 Inoue, Kazouko 46 Isgro, John 46 Ishmacl, Caren 46 Ismail, Xoorlinda 46 lula, Carol 46 Jackson, Carolyn 46 Jackson, Gwynned 46 Jackson, Kelly 46 Jackson, Tangie 46 Jackson, Troy 46 Jacobs, Jeffrey 46 Jacodson, Rosehelle 46 Jacobucci, Lisa 46 Jacoby, Dorcen 47 Jadali, (iila 47 Janianow, Jolm 47 Jiiincs. X a I ash a 47 James, Raciiel 47 James, Venice 47 Jankiiuskas, Kdward 47 JclTcrson, Denise 47 Jcffrcsss, Brooke 47 Jenkins, Siicila 47 Jennings, Cynthia 47 Jenofsky. Michelle 47 Jcrcmcnko, Steven 47 Jimenez. Abigail 47 Jolmson, liarbara 47 Johnson, Bcttina 47 Jolinson, Carrie 47 Johnson, Desiree 47 Johnscjn, Eugene 47 Johnson, .James 47 Johns(m, Kimberly 47 Johnson, Kimberly 47 Jones, Mary 47 Jones, Robert 47 Jones, Terry 48 .Jones, Traccy 48 .Jordan, Tammi 48 Joseph, Wipson 48 •Joseph, Yvon 48 Josephs, Howard 48 Joson, Bina 48 Judge, Raquel 48 Kaczanowski, Maria 48 Kaercher, Sandra 48 Kalunchik, Robert 48 Kane, Kathleen 48 Kane, Susan 48 Kang, Hac-Soo 48 Karlin, Elisa 48 Katsifis, Athena 48 Katz, Joel 48 Kauffman, Myles 48 Kayc, Mary 48 Kearney, Bernadette 48 Kearney, Donna 48 Kedoin, Yvonne 48 Keifer, Janice 48 Kellar, Carolyn 48 Kelly, Patrick 49 Kem merer, .Janice 49 Kennedy, Dawn 49 Kenney. Kelly 49 Keo, Samnang 49 Kepner, Molly 49 Kcrak, .loci 49 Kergides, Joseph 49 Kermoudi, Khalid 49 Kerr, .John 49 Kerrigan, ' IVacy 49 Kerslelter, Kim 49 Kcyes, Deborah 49 Keyser, Robert 49 Kim, Andrea 49 Kim, C.J 49 Kim, Hyo 49 Kim, Peter 49 King, .Juanita 49 King. Kim 49 King. Tanya 49 Kinsey, .Jactiueline 49 Kirby, Alayna 49 Kirby, Dayna 49 Kirk, Bernadette 50 Kitchen, Shantelle 50 Klear, Scott ,50 Klein, Heather 50 Klenk. Shawn ,50 Kless, Denise ,50 Klunk, Barbara 50 Kluxen. Thomas ,50 Knerr, Robin ,50 Knouse, Christine 50 Kochlcr, Karen ,50 Koffman, Deborah ,50 Kolinsky, Michael 50 Kolody, Michelle 50 Konupka. Deborah ,50 Kornilow. .Jerzy ,50 Kozlowski, Gregory ,50 Kramer. David ,50 Krapf. Riciiard ,50 Kratcoski, Amy ,50 Kreines. (iarry ,50 Krcll, Melissa 50 Kremis, Rosemarie 50 Krumrine, Richard ,50 Krzywicki, Christine 51 Kuball. Deborah 51 Kudcnko, Erik 51 Kuenzig, Eva ,51 Kukuk, Tammy ,51 Kunsky, Darren 51 Kurtz, Debra ,51 Kiishnerock. . ndrew ,51 Kwas, Mike ,51 Kwok. l.eung ,51 Laboo, Ray ,51 Laikcn, Larry 51 Lancellotti. Albert 51 Lantz, Daniel ,51 Lau, Keung ,51 Lau, Ming .51 Latibach, Lisa ,51 Lavcrghetta, Peter ,51 Lavery, Michelle ,51 Laws, Ronald ,51 Le, Linh 51 Leach, Dianna ,51 l.ear. I);m;i .51 INDEX Lebofski, Erin 51 Magarace, Marianne 54 McGill, Andrew 56 Lee, Kang 52 Magill, Shawn 54 MeGill, Charles 56 ■jm Lee, Sang-Baek 58 Maglaya, Margarita 54 McGill, Scott 56 1 Lee, Sang-Kil 52 Magnarelli, Robert 54 McGinley, Jacqueline 56 H Lee, Wing 52 Maialctti, Daniel 54 McGovern, Kevin 56 H Leese, Kenneth 52 Malcnbaum, Sharon 54 McGovern, Michael 56 HH H LeFevre, Andrew 52 Maleno, Tracy 54 McGurk, Kelly 56 B 1 1 L B Leister, Vera 52 Malitas, Michael 54 Mclntyrc, Kelly 56 -_| _ Leneweaver, Marie 52 Malkin, Karen 54 McKee, Charles 56 1 Lennon, William 52 Malone, Yvonne 54 MeKenna, Joanne 56 1 Lenoff, Louie 52 Mangoni, William 54 McKcon, Kathleen 56 1 Leonardi, June 52 Marchetti, Stcphanc 54 McKinney, Lynda 56 H Leonardis, Ethel 52 Marcus, Wayne 54 McKnight, Helen 56 H Lepkowski, Lisa 52 Marder, Marie 54 McLaughlin, Daniel 56 H Lesher, Brian 52 Marino, Maria 54 McLaughtin, William 56 H Lester, Tracy 52 Markind, Patricia 54 McLean, Dcnisc 56 1 Levin, Uawn 52 Marks, Melissa 54 McMahon, Herbert 56 H Levinson, Brett 52 Markus, Elizabeth 54 McMenamin. Joseph 56 1 Levcntow, Michelle 58 Marlowe. Keith 54 McXicholas, Megan 56 H Levy, David 52 Martc, Thomas 54 McShane, Patricia 57 H Levy, .Jessica 52 Martclli, Xavier 54 McShanc. Roscmaric 57 H Lewis, Jeff 52 Martin, Dcnisc 54 Meditz, Robert 57 H Li, Ding 52 Martin, Jon 55 Medley, Arlington 57 H Lelbovitz, Darin 52 Martin, Thomas 55 Meier, Karen 57 H Llghtcap, Robert 52 Martinez, Evclia 55 Mclincoff, Helene 57 H Limardo, Maria 53 Maruea, Gina 55 Melton, Donna 57 H Linck, Francois 53 Marueei, Pete 55 Mcngcl, Linda 57 1 Lindlinc, Amy 53 Masci, Angela 55 Mcnnic. Thomas 57 1 Lindstrom, Alyssa 53 Mason, Monica 55 Mcranus, Linda 57 1 Lingertat, Cornelia 53 Matt, Latif 55 Mercer, Yvette 57 H Lipman, Shcrri 53 Mafzkin, Patti 55 Merrick-Brown, Sharon 57 BanPtpHH Lipsky, Beth 53 Mazer, Shari 55 Mesaros, Jodi 57 B ' 8 Lisiewskl, Lisa 53 McAndrews, Keith 55 Messiek, Eric 57 B; -V-.:;: ' .. | Lloyd, Lorraine 53 McBride, Volanda 55 Mcsuda. Mikic 57 HSSHMfl Lo, Ching-Sum 53 McCabc, John 55 Meth, Reuvcn 57 H Lobron, Robert 53 McCartin, Keith 55 Michaels, Steven 57 1 London, .Jennifer 53 McClafferty, Michelle 55 Michel, Ricardo 57 1 Long, Allison 53 McCIarin, Xicole 55 Micklin, Arlcen 57 H Long, Juanita 53 McClcllen, Michael 55 Middleman, Andrew 57 H Long, William 53 MeClenon, Andrea 55 Mikhailoff, Ygor 57 1 Lopez, Araccllis 53 McConncll, Robert 55 Miksis, Brian 57 H Loss, James 53 McCrory, Robert 55 Miles, Mary 57 H Lucianio, Margarita 53 McDade, Scan 55 Millar, Sheila 57 H Lutz, Louise 53 McDermott, Diane 55 Miller, Audrey 58 H MacDonald, Teresa 53 McDonnell, Thomas 55 Miller, Constance 58 1 Macausland, Mary 53 McEleice, Leo 55 Miller, Dawn 58 1 Mack, Kenesta 53 McFeeley, Andrew 56 Miller, Dcnisc 58 1 Mack, Michelle 53 McField, Loretta 56 Miller, Diane 58 H Macnguyen, Trinh 53 McFillin, Philip 56 Miller, Lezma 58 H Macon, June 54 McGahey, Lisa 56 Miller, Michelle 58 Maffci, Robert 54 McGcc. Melissa 56 Mills, Andrea 58 7 1 inde: S ■ Mills, Diane 58 Xcgrete. Denise 60 Panepresso, Maria 63 H Minu uwa, Tuyoslii c oK Xegro, Christopher 61 Pannepaeker, Scott 63 H Minotti. Xchemc, Imad 61 Paone, Theresa 63 H Mirabilc, Xciderman, Uari 61 Pappas, Foriny 63 H Mirurchi. Xcill, Patricia 61 Parker, I ' rsula 63 H Xeilson, Dwight 61 Parmar, Ashi 63 1 Mitchell. Nelson. Brooks 61 Partney, Deborah 63 1 Mitchell. Xcville. Laura 61 Paskin. Mindy 63 1 Mitchell. Xcwuis, Lynn 61 Passon, Rebecca 63 1 Mittercr, Xewsome, Dcnita 61 Patel, Jltendra 63 H Xguy, Steven 61 Patel, Manish 64 H Subrinu 58 Xguyen, Huong 61 Patel, Ysha 64 H Mohamad, Xguycn, Tai 61 Patota, Joan 64 H Xhan, Monica 61 Patrick. Paul 64 H 59 Xieholson, Kelli 61 Patrone, Xicholas 64 H Moment, Xiekerson, Andrea 61 Patterson, Bryan 64 H Monaghan, 59 Xiekett, Christina 61 Patterson, John 64 H Montague, Margaret 59 Xiekctt, Scott 61 Pattison. Wendy 64 H 59 Xicolucci, John 61 Patton, Kim ( 4 1 Montie. Xledzialkowska, Beata 61 Paukstis, Christine 64 H Kimberly Xoeitra. Traeey 61 Paul. Karen 64 H Xoniura, Ohki 62 Paul, Kimberly 64 H Norls, Xovak 62 Pavucek, Steven 64 H O ' Donnell, Steven 62 Peahota, Carl 64 H O ' Xeill, Rita-Marie 62 Pearson, Kenneth 64 H Morales, O ' Rourke, Michael 62 Peasley, Colette 64 H Keizabiiro Oconnell, Thomas 62 Peiree, Barbara 64 H 59 Odabashian, Tora 62 Peluso, Paul 64 H Morse-Cioldman, Susan 59 Ogline, Timothy 62 Peluso, Thomas 64 H Ohlman, Janinc 62 Penderghest, William 64 1 Mosei, Ohntrup. ' irginia 62 Penko, Andrew 65 H Oliveira, Anne 62 Penella, Christine 65 H OXelU. David 62 Penneys, Jeffrey 65 H Mover. Oravitz. . niy 62 Perillo, Vincent 65 H Orr, Mark 62 Perkins, Kurt 65 H Mulligan, Orrison, Edward 62 Perry, Dawn 65 H Mullikan. Drsliesky. Christine 62 Perry, Harvey 65 H Mullen on, Sherri 62 Perry, Sandra 65 1 Munirord, Ortlip, Charles 62 Persia, Ron 65 H OShauglinessy, Peter 62 Peters, Moniijue 65 H Murphy, Olt, Denise 62 Petit, Marie 65 1 Murphy. Owens, Gwendolyn 63 Petrueci, Kelly 65 H Owens, Dale 63 Pettinato. Theresa 65 Owlseharuk, Lynn 63 Pettis, Laurie 65 H Pachler, Xeil 63 Pettus, Vivienne 65 1 Myers, Paeillio, Gina 63 Phillips, Michael 65 H Paik. Suck- S )on 63 Phillips. Stacy 65 H Paillard. .Jeannelte 63 Phu, Xguyen 65 H H Nairn, Hrad 60 I ' alnileri. X ' irginia 63 I ' alunibo. Harry 63 Pia, Elizabeth 65 Pianlicri, Diane 65 Xash. Trisha 60 a iniov. Ileallur 60 I ' Mhinibn. Michael 63 Piccone. Anthony 66 .1- I , INDEX ■ Pinckney, Charlyenc 66 Pinizzotto, Patricia 66 Pinsky, Irving 66 Pinto, Margaret 66 Ploppert, Christopher 66 Polter, Scott 66 Popky, Cheryl 66 Potts, Michael 66 Pounds, Cathy 66 Powell, Wayne 66 Prehn, Guy 66 Price, Marjoric 66 Price, Ronita 66 Pridgcn, Carla 66 Primwhere, Carolyn 66 Proietti, Darren 66 Proven, Glenn 66 Pryslak, Ivan 66 Puleio, Vincent 66 Quattrone, Laurie 67 Quiglcy, Steven 67 Qureshi, Asas 67 Rafa, Donna 67 Raffensbcrgcr, Staccy 67 Rahaniut-Ali, Scan 67 Ralston, Gary 67 Ramakrisknan, Anu 67 Ramalho, Luis 67 Rand, Scott 67 Rappoccio, Antoinette 67 Rath, Gerald 67 Ray, Jennifer 67 Raysor, Ina 67 Razlcr, Jane 67 Reardon, Ann-Marie 67 Reardon, Kim 67 Reed, Craig 67 Reed, Ladonna 67 Regensburg, Susan 67 Richter, Stefan 68 Rigby, Kimuli 68 Rim, Sungtaek 68 Rinek, Scott 68 Rinchimer, Julie 68 Riordan, Regina 68 Ritter, Sharon 68 Roach, Stacy 68 Roback, Cheryl 69 Robbins, Marlie 69 Robbins, Merle 69 Robinson, Jegisaramma 69 Robinson, Karen 69 Robinson, X ' ictoria 69 Rodriguez, Joan 69 Rodriguez, June 69 Rodriguez, Mary 69 Roi, I.ouis 69 Rolland, Beatrice 69 Roion, Pedro 69 Ronianick, Mary 69 Ronuino. ' ito 69 Rooney, Xannette 69 Rorkc, Amy 69 Rosa-Bian, Lisa 69 Rosanio, Karen 69 Rosario, Edwin 69 Rosenberg, Barbara 69 Rosenberg, Suzanne 70 Rossetti, Michael 70 Roth, Vincent 70 Roundtree, Jancllc 70 Rovinski, Julie 70 Rowan, John 70 Ruggicro, Mark 70 Rupp, Jane 70 Russell, Everton 70 Russell, Monica 70 Santiago, Barbara 71 | Sapnas, Diane 71 | Glen 71 H Savage, Cynthia 71 H Sawyer, Brian 71 H Saybolt, Coleen H Sbar, Marshall | 71 H 71 H Schaudcr. Jennifer 71 | Schenzle, Suzanne 71 Schillaci, Catherine 71 H Schiller, .lacqucline 71 H Schlegel, Christine 71 | Schmittner, Christina 71 | Schneider, Jane 72 | Schneider, Maria 72 | Paul H Schnydcr. Tracy 72 H Schock. X ' irginia 72 H Schoedler, Craig 72 H Schwartz. H Schwartz. | Scogana, Edward 72 H Scott, Connie H Scott, Elissia 72 H Jane H Janine H Scotton, Don H Serenci, Giuseppe 72 H Seaman, H Secoda, Theresa 72 H Sedovy, John 72 H Sellani. Maryann 72 ¥ Selznick, Debra 73 mg Russo, Alyssa 70 Semedo, Amy 73 H Reibstcin, Barbara 68 Russo, Ann 70 Semmel, Eric 73 H Reichcrter, Francis 68 Rutizer, Andy 70 Senteneri, Anthony 73 HH H Reid, Brian 68 Rutizer, Mare 70 Sepulveda, Rebekah 73 B ' T ' ' - ' ' Reid, Robert 68 Rutt, James 70 Serata, David 73 H r 8| Reid, William 68 Rj ' an, Steven 70 Serek, Donald 73 H M Renick, Michelle 68 Ryder, Terri 70 Serensits, Eric 73 M M Rcsinde-Pinho, Maria 68 Rynkiewicz, Judy 70 Scrge-Grav, Aileen 73 ■ ' V ' . ' Reustle, Albert 68 Sadler, Kenneth 70 Sergi, Deana 73 g 1 Rhodes, Alphonsc 68 Saldana, Judie 70 Serlin, David 73 bo!! J Richardson, Jcannie 68 Salevsky, Joan 71 Serraille, Nathalie 73 Hll 1 Richardson, Lawrence 68 Salloum, Richard 71 Serratore, Joseph 73 1 ! Richberg. Samuel 68 Sanford. Kanija 71 Shaffer. Timothy 73 1 1 J i INDEX Shaiman, .Joseph 73 Sliaiikcn, Rundi 78 Sliapiro, Hope 78 Shapiro, Marhi 78 Shaw, Doristea 78 Shaw, Laura 78 Shaw, Miehelle 74 SheaiTer, George 74 Sheekinan. Seott 74 Slieehan, EstcUa 74 Shelkey, Mark 74 Shenkan, Jack 74 Shepard-Hl, Kelli 74 Shcppard, DonncU 74 Sheppcr, Stephen 74 Sherr, Laura 74 Shiau, Shwu-Rong 74 Shin, .longhyun 74 Shipley, Ray 74 Shope, Riehard 74 Shoulbcrg, Jr., Riehard 74 Shroff, Dcvcn 74 ShvarLzinan, HeUa 74 Sieiliano, Janice 74 Siciliano, ' incent 74 Silvano, , Jimmy 74 Silver, Stacy 75 Silverberg, Darlcne 75 Silverman, Tamara 75 Simmons, Rita 75 Singer, Brian 75 Sini, Milo 75 Siravo, Dina 75 Sjogren, Kristin 75 Skinner, Tracey 75 Skwirol, Julie 75 Slansky, .Jill 75 Slowinski, .John 75 Smalls, Audrey 75 Smith, Barbara 75 Smith, ( arlos 75 Sinit h, .loan 75 Smiili. Lillian 75 Sniilli, I ' aid 75 Smull, Krislopher 75 Snow, Charles 75 Stiow. .Jennifer 7(j Snyder. Bernadelle 76 Solomon. 1 lope 7() Soiidergaard, Christian 7(i Song, .lae 7(i Sor, Sinaroth 76 Souilliard, Debra 76 Spadaro, . nthony 76 Sparta, Lisa 76 Speights, Karyn 76 Spena, ' ineent 76 Spruill, Linda 76 Sfjuires, Debbie 76 Srour, Hussein 76 Stakelbeek, Fred 76 Staloski, Edward 76 Stark, Jill 76 Starker, Michael 76 Staten, Kimberly 76 Stavropoulos, Kia 76 Steacker, Christine 77 Stebner, Kristine 77 Stefanic, Mart a 77 Stcffe, Timothy 77 Stcigerwalt, Judith 77 Stein, Bonnie 77 Stephenson, Aletha 77 Stepnowski, Diane 77 Stetz, Susan 77 Stevenson, Lisa 77 Stewart, Cathy 77 Stewart, (jcraldine 77 Stewart, Melodye 77 Stezzi, Roeeo 77 Strand, Wendy 77 Sirenger, Kenneth 77 Stringer, William 77 Strozzieri, Carla 77 Strzeleeki, .Josepli 77 Stuekcr, Robin 77 Stuetz, Raymond 78 Sulkowski, Daniel 78 Sullivan, Anne Marie 78 Sullivan, Arlene 78 Sullivan, Kevin 78 Sullivan, Lisa 78 Suloek, David 78 Sutliff, Roy 78 Suzuki, Xaohiro 78 Swain, Felicia 78 Swanlek, .Jennifer 78 Sweeten. X ' alerie 78 Switalski, .Joyce 78 Szatkowski, Kathleen 78 Szwalbenesl, Staidey 78 rai(. ' Iiniaii. Leslie 78 Takahaski, Yoko 78 Talton, Maria 78 Tanaka, Maria 78 Tan turn, .James 78 Taormina. .Nlichael 79 Tarka, Jennifer 79 Tatum, Gerald 79 Taye, Edwina 79 Taylor, Glenn 79 Taylor, Jacqueline 79 Taylor, John 79 Taylor, Michelc 79 Taylor, Stephan 79 Taylor, Thomas 79 Taylor, ' ermata 79 Tcti, Diane 79 Thimm, Terri 79 Thomas, Charles 79 Thomas, Paul 79 Thompson, David 79 Thompson, .Jim 79 Thornton, Thomas 79 Thurmond-Krajewski, Tony 79 Tipton, Bcnnie 79 Toczydlowski, Suzanne 80 Tomko, Lynn 80 Tomlinson, Donna 80 Toole, Dawn 80 Topoleski, Cynthia 80 Torosian, Craig 80 Torrence, I ' aiiline 80 Torres, Cristina 80 Tottcn, Annette 80 Toughill, Kimberly 80 Towner, Elizabeth 80 Townsend, I imberly 80 Trachtman, Don 80 ' Iran, ' an 80 Tran-Dinh, Nhu-Trang 80 Trapp, Richard 80 Travis, Bryen 80 IVaynor, .loann 80 Triiili Hung, fhoiiias 80 IVioli, Lisa 80 IVipodi, .losepli 81 Trolin, Irina 81 Troisi, .loanne 81 Tropiano, Maria 81 Trotter, Patricia 81 Troy, Wendy 81 Trvon. IVaev 81 1 isrom i Tsakos, Konstantinos 81 Webster, Diane 83 Yokoji, Kazuya 86 Tsokas, Stephanie 81 Weigner, Miehael 83 Yong, Hwanyoung 86 iHHB Tureo, Stephanie 81 Weiner, Julie 84 York, Mary 86 ■r - Turner, David 81 Weinstein, Eric 84 Yoskln, Maurice 86 Turner, Eddie 81 Weinstcin. Mindy 84 Young, Barbara 86 MBSMl Turner, Evelyn 81 Weinstock, Erank 84 Young, Steven 86 Turner, Kimberly 81 Weiss, Wendy 84 Zabri, Adlan 86 Tweedy, James 81 Wesztcrgom, John 84 Zachcr, Jill 86 Uduehi, Joy 81 Whalen, Kellyann 84 Zagadinow, Kathcrine 86 Umami, Chizuko 81 Whitehouse, Jon 84 Zahlcr. Karen 86 Upham, Diane 81 Wierzbowski, Daniel 84 Zahler, Valerie 87 Usuka, Denise 81 Valentine, David 81 Valentino, Mare 82 Valois, Peter 82 Vamenta, Michelle 82 Vanbuskirk, Debra 82 VanClevc, Ashley 82 Vandcnberg, Elisabeth 82 Vandergast, Miehael 82 Wiley, Gary 84 Wiley, Steven 84 Wilkins, Susan 84 Willgoos. Robert 84 Williams, Antoinette 84 Williams, Beth 84 Williams, Caylc 84 Williams, Joscpii 84 Williams, Maniuila 84 Zaklieim. Andrea 87 Zarola, .Joseph 87 Zarvalas, Steve 87 Zataveski, Theresa 87 Zawacki, Celeste 87 Zdanavage, Ruth 87 Zcaman, Jeffrey 87 Zebe, Michael 87 Zeoli, .Joanne 87 Vanivcr, yVndrca 82 Vann, Wanctte 82 Varughese, Jothy 82 Varughese, Ruby 82 Vassalluzzo, Elizabeth 82 Venkatrayudu, Damaraju 82 Verbin, Elana 82 Vermculcn. Christine 82 Williams. Patricia 84 Willis, Harbara-Plat 84 Wilson, (jina 85 Wilson. Kimberly 85 Wilson, Sebastian 85 Wilson, ' eronica 85 Wink. Angela 85 Winner. Diiane 85 Zerambo, Kimberly 87 Zgleszewski. Timothy 87 Ziccardi, Robert 87 Zicgler, Deborah 87 Ziska. Matthew 87 Ziyan, Samih 87 Zlotnikoff, Paul 87 Viel, Marion 82 Viggiani, Armando 82 Wisloski. Drew 85 Withcrspoon, Kymberly 85 F Villanti, Maria 82 Wdjtdwicz. Christopher 85 ■ ' ■ Vivian, Dana 82 Wood. Peter 85 Voltz, Pamela 82 Woodin. 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