Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1979 volume:

Ursinu3 Collego Library, URSINL31 ::.h COLLECTION Claes. T SBU Class of 1979 Ursinus College Collegeville, Pa. Table of Contents Highlights 12 Athletics 22 Organizations 44 Seniors 94 Academics 138 Advertisements 156 2 . •• V. It all started four years ago ... when we came to Ursinus not knowing what to expect. What we found was both good and bad. We kept each other sane with freshman hull sessions. Our problems ranged from rules to Wismer. The middle years were full of frustration ... for vve knew Ursinus needed some jpdating. The administration felt a fresh spirit vith a new, progressive president. The faculty aided our cause and there was hope that change would come. 6 I Senior year brought change ... .. and the campus rocked. Open dorms and beer on campus added to our extracurriculiar activities. Exams were finally before Christmas and the food at Wismer even started to taste better. This was what we were waiting for and we had no trouble adjusting to the changes. 9 And, as the year rolled on ... we enjoyed ourselves. Senior year was our time. Highlights Queen and her Court Highlight Homecoming Activities I he l‘J7B Homecoming Queen, Mary Beth Kramer Detla Starkey and escort, Sam Ians, represent eta Chi. |etl Bright looks for daylight. Janet Brown and escort. Bill McDonald, represent Sigma Rho Lambda 14 Maryanne Mattson and escort. Charlie Stahl, represent Delta Pi Sigma Keith Kemper smiles for a winning team Mary Beth and Ron Platt tor Beta Sigma lambda Karen Parent! and escort. Paul Metrionc. represent Delta Mu Sigma 15 Campus festivities and a good turn out of alumni made for an exciting Homecoming. It was a beautiful day which began with a 4 to I win over Princeton by the girls' field hockey team. The cross country' team was also victorious as Dave Garner set a third course record of 27.18 minutes. The soccer team w'on, A to 1, in the alumni soccer game. Unfortunately, the football team dropped a hard fought game to Swarthmore. Halftime entertainment brightened spirits as Mary Beth Kramer was crowned Homecoming Queen. Sue Kellv was awarded the Linda McIntyre Award for proficiency and perserverance in collegiate athletics. Jack Harvey was presented with the Bruins Club Award which honors an outstanding member of the college community. The Walter Memorial Trophy was given to Leo Raffle, outstanding player in the Homecoming football game. Dave Kennedy plav . on all tours against alumni. Ian anger hustles tor the ball. 16 stark Ferreri drops back to fire the ball. I.F. Picnic - A First Dr Allen Jails right in line with students the new drinking policy was tested early in the year with an on campus picnic sponsored by the Inter Fraternity Council. Fifteen kegs were set up on the practise football field along with the fixings for hamburgers and hotdogs. traditionally the pienk has been held off campus, but students and faculty enjoyed the freedom and comfort of partying on campus. The Jresmen just don't realize how things used to be. Donna Arenth and Nacv Harter enjoy ■ beet together. President Richter and frnie Sussman discuss campus affairs. Sara Davis mistakes Rasputin lor a real Roman Toga! Toga! Toga! I he craze of the new movie. Animal House even hit Ursinus College as the girls in Todd Hall organized a toga party All students were welcome providing they cloned a toga. The question ot the night was, What's under those togas?” two happy Romans, Mary Beth Kramer and Dave Donia. 18 Bill While impresses the girls with his garb Dave Ivans models what the well dressed Roman wears Abbie Green and Pam Martin do as the Romans do. Mike Milligan and Nick Sabia do a little entertaining 19 Place your bets, please Thirty-two, red, calls Becky Dunn Casino Night includes entertainment Paul Brogan beckons gamblers to play. 20 Casino Night Held on Parents' Day Parents' Day is always a happy occasion for homesick freshmen and anxious upperclassmen awaiting a meal at Lakeside. Parents watched Ursinus meet Johns Hopkins in football, Lebanon Valley in soccer, and Dickinson in cross country, l ater in the day. Helfferich Hall was converted into a casino resembling those of Atlantic City Parents and students tried their luck at the tables. Sue Ann Williams and her parents enjoy the game Among the crowd is Marvanne Mattson and her mother 21 Diane Meeker presides over halftime activities Ha Athletics Football Pulls Through a Tough Season I he final score of the game was never indicative of the spirit and determination the Ursinus Bears displayed on the field. The problem seemed to hr that too many victories were lost in the last few minutes of play. Ursinus never seemed to got that lucky break. Things finally fell into place during the Dickinson game as the Bears scored their first win of the season. Combining the skill and experience of upperclassmen with the energy of some talented newcomers, the football team played an impressive game. I he seniors ended their football careers on a happy note as Ursinus defeated Farleigh Dickinson in the last game of the season. Mike Milligan and Bill Sutherland -top a iir .t down attempt Row 1 |. Gfoome. I Delduca. R Whiteford, Ebling, I) Paolicelli. I Ousey, D Dahrouge W Sutherland. S. Fans Row 2 K DeAngolis. I Gattuso L Dallago. R Barker I Onopchenko, W Me Male. M Blackman, t Raffle Blubaugh I Carlow. ( Wakk Row 3: M Ferreri. ) Freeman. H Brumt� augh D Perrang C Groce. S Swalm. L. Raffle. R Schwalm K Burke D Doughertv. T Doughert Row 4 T. Rielly. W Peppelman. Coaches P Tomko I Greget N Reichenbach, t Karras, k Donahue. D Weller D. Mcknight. T Dunn, K Beck, B f ensterbush Row 5 S. Kline, k Podlaski. B Maher V Schmidt T Beddow | Marlino I Fetter man, ) Maley C Lilka, M Adams, T Delaney Row 6 T. Bell B Lyman N Sabia I) Remmey R Brown. M Milligan ) Bright 24 Chutk Croce makes a spectacular catch Touchdown' u.c. OPP. 7 Western Maryland 20 Widener 35 10 Lebanon Valley 37 10 Johns Hopkins 13 7 Muhlenberg 21 13 Swarthmore 42 27 Dickinson 7 0 Juniata 37 14 Farleigh Dickinson 9 25 With a nice block, |oe Delduca drives forward Co-captain. Don Paoliceili Clay Ebling and John Groome stop him tor no Ram Scott Fans takes care or Dickinson’s quarterback. lack Freeman scores! Seniors. Scott Faris. John Groome, and co-captain. Clay Ebling. 26 Inexperience Hurts Volleyball Team With many gaps to till after the departure ot last year's seniors, the volleyball team utilized the talents ot some promising underclassmen. Lone seniors were Karen Bartuska. Abbie Green, and Leslie french. Capable sophomores and a freshman. Linda Nelson, were eager to be part of the team Although the final scores are not indicative, many of the individual matches were decided by very small margins. Gale House served as head coach. Row I: 8 H.u : P Brown. I Nelson. L BdUusk.i RowUmd Row 2: k Smith, Green. L French Stapinski Coach G Moose. Row 1: I Waldspurger M Nark I Straub Bjornson, I Meathcrington, A Good Row 2: P. LootHad. D Bartosh. B Mojta. I Mazurek u.c. OPP. I Moravian 3 0 Univ. of Pa. 2 0 Rutgers 2 0 Delaware 2 0 East Stroudsburg 2 3 Marcum 0 1 Lafayette 3 0 Salisbury State 2 0 SUNY-Fredonia 2 2 Princeton B 1 0 Villanova 3 0 UMBC 2 0 Bryn Mawr 3 2 Kutztosvn i 0 Gettysburg 3 0 Temple 3 0 Trenton i 1 Franklin Marshall 3 3 Swarthmore 2 0 Lehigh 3 1 La Salle 3 1 Immaculata 3 0 West Chester 3 0 Albright 3 0 IJ. of Pa. 2 1 Patterson 2 0 Lehigh 2 1 Northeast Christian 0 2 St. Joseph 0 0 1 renton 2 2 Bryn Mawr 0 0 West Chester 2 0 Eastern 2 1 Drexel 2 27 Jan anger aims a penalty shot Laura Haig sets up before driving Jr. Varsity Row 1 D. Williamson, S Kelley K lackson, C Zavawski I’ Kellev L Colona Row 2 Coach Bovd. ( Campbell, D. Crossan. P Strohecker. £ Dumin, I) Anthony. A W'icherham, Asst. Coach M Harris u.c. 2 St. Louis OPP. 0 1 Univ. of Delaware 3 0 Kutgers 1 1 Lock Haven 1 2 Glassboro 0 A Univ. of Maryland 0 0 Temple 1 2 Southern Conn. 0 0 Vale 1 1 Springfield 1 i Univ of Penna 2 1 West Chester 1 A Princeton 1 3 Irenton 0 2 Franklin Marshall 0 1 Penn State 3 Kim Thorne passes to a teammate. 28 Marianne Lindquist is one ot the league's Ix-st goalies Field Hockey Turns in Another Winning Season The women's field hockey learn at Ursinus College is known nationally for its skill and high caliber of play. Although Ursinus is a small college , it competes on a university level. Besides having a varsity and junior varsity, there are also third and fourth teams which compete on a small college level. The teams are coached by Adele Boyd and Mary Ann Harris. This year's varsity co captains were Laura Haig and I die I aughman I he most outstanding game of the season was played against West Chester State College at Franklin Field. Even though the game ended in a l-l tie, it was still one of Ursinus' best games because of the spectacular stick work and team effort The high scorer for the season on the varsity team was Gina Buggy and for the junior varsity. Sue Kelley. Varsity Row 1 (i Uugg I anger. K Thorne . B Burt I Holmes, M Mattson, M Mindquitf Row 2 Asst Coach M Harris. T DdFeminc. D Tweed. E. Laughman. L Haig, S Darwin. S Hawes. Coach A Boyd 29 lony Esposito heads one during the alumni game Soccer Team Breaks a Few School Records Starting out with six loses is tough, yet, the soccer team managed to finish strongly with a 9-9 record Not only is this the best record for a season ever recorded at Ursinus, but it also breaks the record for the most wins in one season Ursinus hooters had great victories over Drew, Swarthmore, and Moravian The team's five shutouts meant the breaking of another school record. The soccer team proved its true potential when it ended its season with a win over eighth ranked Moravian Instrumental to the team were seniors Dave Kennedy, Dave Ferrari. I red Ferrari, and Rodd McCuen. Row 1: B Lynch c Curran ( Good, R McCuen, D Ferrari I) Kennedy I Ferrari, K Davies I Clifford Row 2: Coach W Mam Esposito. I. Tobin. I Whiteford. I. fuller I Drevs, B Barlow B Harris, I’ Smith. F. Shapiro. B Morehouse. G. Gifford I lew ill 30 Dave KennetJv shows some fancy footwork u.c. 0 Drexel OPP 3 1 Franklin Marshall 2 1 Washington 3 1 Lafayette 4 0 Scrannton 4 0 lohns Hopkins 2 2 Drew 0 1 Delaware Valley 0 2 Lebanon Valley 1 4 L astern 3 3 Albright 1 0 Haverford 1 1 Swarthmore 0 5 Alumni 1 0 Muhlenberg 1 0 Widener 0 2 Western Maryland 4 2 Moravian 0 Senior goalie. Rodd McCuen. Dave Ferrari looks tor an open man 31 left lewitt controls the hall Cross Country Allows Only One Lose Row I: |. Garner R DolGiorno, B. Hutchinson, P. Walker I Perrotto, I 5i rgie , H Dochelli Row 2: I Kent, M Kessler I Isban, ( DuVally, K Kemper, ). hgurelli. K Shaiko. S. Payton Keith Kemper and Pat Walker run stride for stride. Having lost no runners to graduation, the cross country team started its 1978 season with great expectations. Hopefully, experience would make the difference during the season, the prospects of a winning team were somewhat lessened when a rash of injuries struck. But, the Ursinus Harriers, showing great poise, were able to pull together atter an intial loss lo Haver-lord and string together twelve consecutive victories. High points of the season were wins over Drexel, division one powerhouse, and long time rivals, Johns Hopkins and Swarthmore. At the end of an excellent season. Ursinus placed third in the Middle Atlantic Conference Championships. 32 V4 Chris DuVally treks through Ursinus' back woods. A winning team practices hard u.c. OPP. 18 Haverford 43 SO Delaware Valley 15 47 Drew 16 50 Eastern 15 35 Drexel 24 41 Johns Hopkins 18 47 Dickinson 15 40 Scranton 20 50 Kings 15 35 Swarthmore 21 43 Kulztown 16 48 Albright 15 43 Moravian 16 Coach Robert Schoudt gives instructions to the team 33 Young Basketball Team Builds for the Future Lacking experience, the Ursinus basketball team planned to be competitive and along the way learn more about college play By doing so, the Bears have built a solid team tor the future. Adding three big freshmen to an already young team. Coach Werley began his season with an impressive split on the Florida roadtrip. Ihe rest of the season was full of thrilling last minute victories and overtime battles. The Bears were in contention for a playoff berth until the last game of the season. But, a heartbreaking loss to Swarthmore, coupled with a Washington victory over Widener eliminated Ursinus. Dave Pel ild takes d shot Coach Werlev anxiously looks on. 34 lllHItKMMI M � � � Tim Todd warms up. Darrel looks for an open man Mike Cola starts to make his move. u.c. OPP. 89 Rollins 100 93 Florida Southern 91 89 1 laverford 82 78 Swart h more 73 79 lohns 1 lopkins 82 42 Widener 76 Delaware Valley 91 74 Havertord 69 59 Penn Slate 85 86 Messiah 99 4 Transylvania 80 89 Maryville 74 Eastern 99 64 Spring Garden 78 74 Washington 90 61 Widener 69 75 Moravian 57 71 lohns Hopkins 57 71 Drew 74 73 Fairleigh Dickinson 68 77 Western Maryland 81) 94 Washington 84 64 Swart hmore 74 71 Allentown 77 35 Row 1: K Thorne, I Haig, Wickerham, I anger Row 2: Coach S Stahl. P Brown B Haag (i McKeon S Morlev t Nelson Lack of Height Undoes Girl Hoopsters A lack of height and an inexperienced bench proved to be too much tor this year's girls' basketball team to overcome. Rebounds fell into the wrong hands too often. But there was never a lack of hustle or enthusiasm, f reshman, Gwen McKeon, gave a fine performance throughout the year. Senior Laura Haig also played an aggressive game. Ian anger looks to shoot 36 Tough board work displayed by Gwen McKcon throughout the season Gwen battles for the ImII Betsy Haag lets one go from the corner u.c. OPP. 45 Lafayette 61 54 Univ. of Penna. 63 67 Cabrini 51 30 Immqulata 87 53 Delaware Valley 45 45 Slippery Rock 84 61 Univ. of Indiana 84 97 Spring Garden 24 64 1 )revv 38 69 Franklin Sr Marshall 65 65 Widener 80 47 LaSalle 79 60 Lehigh 81 59 Salisbury 78 66 Lock Haven 76 66 Glassboro 80 40 Kutztown 53 60 lemple 74 54 Villanova 85 59 West Chester 88 84 Swarthmore 34 71 Last Stroudsburg 81 37 Excellent Performance by Gymnastics Team I ho 1978 79 season was the best ever recorded bv the Ursinus girls' gymnastics team. The Bearettes finished with a 7-2 record in the regular season play and a third place finish in the PAIAW Championships. Coached by Mrs. |udy Butler and Miss Mary Jo Mee-gan, the team overcame a variety of injuries to complete this outstanding season Senior Ian Galen ended her college career with many fine performances on the balance beam. The only other senior. Ginger Rossna-gel, continuously tallied good scores on the uneven parallel bars. In coming years, the gymnastics team should continue this winning drive since the core of the team is underclassmen. Val 1 u iano competes in the floor exercises 38 Picking up momentum on the bars is Ginger Rossnagel Sharon fahrney runs through her routine u.c. OPP. 88.98 Bloomsburg 70.31 94 4 Bryn Mawr 69.2 94.4 Univ. of Penna. 88.7 78.0 Lock Haven 90.0 78.0 Edinboro 65.15 95.39 Swarthmore 61.58 99.9 Univ. of Maryland 90.15 99.9 Glassboro 62.8 102.70 Univ. of Pittsburgh 112.95 Row 1: Coach I Butler. L Armbrust, S .Fahrney I. Galen, C Hess, K Finch. G Rossnagel. V. Luciano. |. Hadley 39 Rough Waters for Swim Teams The swim teams' records do not relate the skill and determination of this year's swimmers. The men's team had to deal with the injuries and dropping out of members that goes with a grueling season. Despite these setbacks, individual performances continued to improve as swimmers geared themselves for the MAC Championships. Tri-captains were Scott Snyder, Chris Warren, and John Lathrop, three very talented and dedicated swimmers. I he girls' team was ver strong this season and showed a lot of depth. The team compiled a 7-7 record Matt Hack shows excellent form in the butterfly. Scott Snyder gets oil to a good sun Row I: S laffe. M Flack. C Warren, S Snyder J Lathrop Row 2: Coach K | hnson Sue Kelly and Cindy Markley discuss strategy Wendy Casebeer practices with a kicklx ard 40 WOMEN u.c. OPP. 54 Dickinson 40 38 Bryn Mawr 14 75 Western Maryland 29 54 Villanova 77 27 Drexel 104 30 Univ. of Delaware 101 70.5 Widener 59.5 91 Glassboro 40 ( l Franklin Marshall 43 44 East Stroudsburg 114 44 Temple 80 57 LaSalle 69 55 Lafayette 76 91 Swarthmore 22 MEN 28 Dickinson 66 72 Wilkes 27 56 Lycoming 48 31 Western Maryland 70 36 Widener 68 32 Kutztown 54 35 York 52 13 Franklin Marshall 51 25 Swarthmore 61 Cruising home is Shan Slavin. Row I: W Cave beer. K Weible. K Bowers, C. Markley, P Slrohecker. M lames S Kelly. P VanHorn. D Phillips. Row 2: Coach Van Horn. P Kelly. S. Williams, M Speck, S. Slavm. 1 Engler. K Holstein. I Bolger (. Campbell 41 u.c. OPP. 39 John Jay 18 16 Upsala 28 8 Delaware Valley 44 11 Elizabethtown 39 36 Muhlenburg 12 27 Western Maryland 20 5 Messiah 48 20 Juniata 27 31 Wagner 24 6 Drexel 40 25 Lebanon Valley 21 24 1 laverford 22 35 Johns Hopkins 22 9 Swart h more 33 30 Widener 20 26 Albright 18 22 Univ. of Scranton 23 21 Mansfield 21 Ursinus Grapplers Finish With 9-8-1 Log Although their season was plagues with forfeits caused by injuries, academic reasons, and an empty ISO pound spot, the Ursinus grapplers managed to have a winning season. I his was the first winning season for Ursinus wrestling in well over ten years. Adding to a successful season was the team's postseason wrestling record. I he Bears placed sixth in the MAC Championships, with Eric Rea and Greg Clifford taking third places and Chuck Groce taking sixth. In Nationals held in Arcasa, California, Gifford missed all-American status by an 8-6 decision. Rea placed sixth and attained all-American status allowing Ursinus to place about thirtith in the nation. Row 1: R Schislcr. G Gilford, I Ra D Viola. I Dalina Row 2: Coach D Irwin, G Browning, C Groce M Ford. T. Shearer. G. Weeks 42 Badminton Team Compiles 9-3 Mark With talented starters and a strong bench, the badminton team took on twelve opponents and lost to only three. The team was paced by co-captains Betsy Cox and Leslie French. A few of the season's highlights were a near victory over unbeaten Temple and a last minute, come from behind victory by Betsy Cox in a singles match with Drexel. In addition to the regulation matches, members ot the team were entered in various tournaments during the season. Entry into the national tournament by Karen Bartuska and Leslie I rench was a first for Ursinus Coaching the team was Miss Adele Boyd and assistant coach Miss Missy Herod. The men's team, gaining popularity each year, also made a good showing this season. U.C. 5 George Washington OPP. 0 5 Marcum 0 4 Rosemont 1 4 1 ranklin Marshall 1 1 West Chester 4 3 Cedar Crest 0 2 Temple 3 4 IJniv. of Penna. 1 3 Drexel 2 5 Chestnut Hill 0 2 Swart hrnore 3 5 Bryn Mawr 0 W Sutherland. D Trumbower. S. Ely. R Harris, I) Duma. (� Curran Row 1: k Bartuska. B Cox, L French, I) Arenth Row 2: D Knotts. I) Tweed, k Jackson. B Soti. P Cox Row h S. Darwin Coach Boyd. H Fryburgh, I Pandelitis 43 mm ■ .• ; ■• ■. •• � -rZ' President Jim Vaccaro Vice-president left Carlow Treasurer George Marateo So ial Chairman lony Galante Sec rotary Ray Dougherty 1.1. Representative Mike Sullivan lock Chairman lohn Kellogg Tom Bass |oe Delduca Paul Klinger Vince Marino Slade McLaughlin Doug McCullough Larry Mroz Ed Naab Paul Patterson Buckv Smith Tom Beddow Brent Bamberger lohn Curley Rick Morris lorry Plunkel Frank Shannon Carl Sullivan Jerry Williams lohn Blubaugh Ken DeAngelis Dave Dougherty John Gattuso Brian Holly John Sweeney Craig W'alck Robert Weller lohn Groome Dave Kennedy 46 Alpha Phi Epsilon President Mike Cunningham Vice-president -I Steve Kratz Vice-president -2-George Young Treasurer Kevin Metzger Recording Secretary Keith Wright Corresponding Secretary Scott Trezza Social Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms Keith Strunk Alumni Secretary Steve Young Historian Jim Grosh Book Store Boh Croll Mr. Coffee Joe Groff Frat lock Dave Trumbovver Paul Brogan Tom Isban A m Stephen M. Lange Bill Padden Steve Benton Dave Donia Richard Greco Jim Thompson Craig Bozzelli Scott Fly Paul Frascella Greg Clifford George Kirschner Fred Shapiro 48 Alpha Phi Omega 49 President Barbara La Note Vice-president Linda Lewandowski Recording Secretary Donna Casinelli Corresponding Sec retary Diane Meeker Alumni Secretary Del) Blazer Treasurer Sue Simons Social Chairpersons Meg Mart Dotti Decker Parliamentarian Mary Kay I rancis Historian Colleen Kratz Chaplain Holly Frost Deb Kuterbach Debbie Moister Lva Marie Casals Gwen Norris Marjorie Snead Cynthia Adams Tish Adams Doreen Addis Alane Bullock Sandra Fearen Lori Reinhart Deb Claycomb Elise Dervinis Kim Espenshade Mariann Lindquist Barb Savo Lisa Ungrady 50 Alpha Sigma Nu President Ron Platt Vice-president Kevin Douglass Treasurer John Ingeholm Recording Setretary Brad Friedman Corresponding Secretary Dave Clift Rushing Chairmen Joe Hubaj Ed Skokowski Chaplain Pat Degnan Sergeant-at-Arms Ron Welsch Greg Butler Mark Bukovvski Barrv Bellino Pete Clifford lack Hauler Robert Lane John Lehman Gregg Lecheler John McGonigle Irwin Wolfert Dave McPhillips Tim Arnold Bill Dau Bill Stoll Scott VVeaner Ed VVikoff Gary Aaronson Bob Morrison Mike Eddinger Art Erikson Ken Foltz Brian Barlow 52 Beta Sigma Lambda 53 President Paul Metrione Vice-president Bill Boegel Treasurer Pete Mott Social Chairman Jim O'Toole Recording Secretary Mike Buonomo Corresponding Secretary Terry Banta Chaplain Matt Cook Rushing Chairman Curtis Altmann Sergeant-at-Arms Joe Mirto I.F. Representative Gary Browning Dave Ferrari AMS Fred Ferrari )im Law Rodd McCuen Wade Phillip Kevin Davies Hoyt Jones Rick Moser Graham Phillip Jett Jewitt Bill Morehouse Paul Smith Dave Shuff Greg Mackenzie Al Johnson 54 Delta Mu Sigma President Secretary Chaplain Boh Shuman Charlie Stahl, IV Chris Warren Dennis Leddy Joel Ashinhurst Vice-president I.F. Representative Frat lock Ric h Barker Kevin Underwood Dave Evans Scott Snyder Bill Eckert Ireasurer Historian Frat Fox Dave therts lohn Whitfield Ray Hoffman Ken Scheucr Matt Flack Social chairmen Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Fetterolf |oe Smith Todd Ash well Pete Gillin Ed Gheysens Dan Stella Dave Rosvold Brian Binet Steve Schirk Rory Wade iiTTIT 56 Delta Pi Sigma President Abbie Green Vice President Carol Fitzgerald Recording Secretary Linda Lndres Corresponding Secretary Pam Muschek Alumni Secretary Kim Manders Treasurer Pam Martin I listorian lane Harris Sargent at Arms Ginny McGinnis Chaplain Beth Bryan Social Chairpersons Stephanie Dent Peggy Williams Service Chairperson Karen Bartuska Song Mistress Patti Williams Pledge Mistress Louise Martignetti Candy Smith Nicole Toesca Sylvia Barreiro Lee Ann Schnable Patricia Babe Debbie Bartosh Zen Calestino Kathy Davidson Cindy Dawson Sue Dietrich Beth Drobney Becky Dunn Kathy Ililsee Sabina Kim Pat Kotyuk Barb Mojta Liz Parker Michele Platko Mary Post Karen Reber Shari Smith Vickie Spang Sue West Kaaron Benson Jeri Briedegam Wendy Casebeer Cindy Mark ley Julie Meehan Eileen Murphy Beth Schwendt Mary Schrzat Patricia Stasny Bee W u 58 Kappa Delta Kappa 59 President (ill Burdan Vice-President Barb Buchanan Recording Set retary JoAnn McPhillips Corresponding Secretary Dorcas Vangrossi Treasurer Sue Doyle Social Chairpersons Aleta Cooper Amy Heck I leidi Church Debbie Daily Linda Fenton Nancy I larter Kathy Jackson Debbie Van Pelt Cindy Wynn Mari Brown Lori Caswell Kamala Chapman Karen Davidson Lam my I u jit a jill Hadley Amy l lutf Lucy Kominetz Beth Mallozzi Angela Morrison Donna Phillips Pam Postell Shari Slavin Claude Stewart Lisa Taylor Therese Esperdy Karen Hobin Kris Ilollstein Carol Kennedy Nancy Pole Judy Raub Gail Stoner Bonnie Turner Linda Whitaker Lisa Hartman Cindy Houck Jennifer Lee Joan Pinder Pam Roediger 60 Omega Chi President Karen Parenti Vice-President Lisa Marx Recording Secretary Karen Weibel Corresponding Secretary Tracy Nadzak lanet Knauerhase Treasurer Nan y Martinez Social Chairpersons Linda McConnell Nancy Schoen Historian Sue Santanasto Chaplain lanet Brown Sentinels Barb Onopchenko Ginger Rossnagle Kathy Brown Betsy Cox Ian Galen Becky Hoover Maureen lames Sharon I ahrney Meg Flynn Kathy Smith Gail Steinberger Patti Strohecker I iz Sutherland Debbie Tobias Kim McFadden Lisa Bowers Raffaela Campbell till Chilastri Patsy Cox Debbie Hannon Laurie Kaplan Lisa Lennox Val Luciano Wendy Mewing Barb Scott Ann Stapinski lavne Walling Lisa Wilson Lori Armbrust Claire Danielsen Chris Lalco Pam Stoekel Kris Weibolt ( 2 Phi Alpha Psi 63 President Clay Ebling Vice-president Steve Payton Treasurer Bill McDonnell Social Directors lohn Davis Chris Duvally Recording Secretary Bruce Dalziel Corresponding Secretaries Mike Brophy lohn Fuller Chaplain Mike Blackman Keeper of the Archives AI Koster Drinking Chairman Roy Schuetz fd Andrescavage Mike Con Ion Steve latfe Keith Kemper Bill Hornberger Mark Malkames Gil Freeman Joe Kelley Gary Kotler Kevin McCormack Dean Perrong Harry Padden John Lathrop Ernie Sussman Randy Whiteford David Garner Ross Schwa I m Ron Shalko Harry Dolchelli 64 Sigma Rho Lambda 65 President Sara Davis Vice-President Darlene Groves Treasurer Leslie French Recording Secretary Eileen Dumin Corresponding Secretary )an Zanger Social Chairpersons Tina Poole Janet Miller Rush Chairpersons Kim Thorne Jenny Jones Chaplain Stacey Cole 66 Historian Laura Haig Pledgemistress Sue Hawes Betty Barr Beth Burr Dot Connell Holly Dan eisen Mary Beth Kramer Edith Laughman Maryanne Mattson Deda Starkey Dawn Anthony Diane Baglin I isa Colona Dot C rosson Patti Davis Pam Kelley Sue Kelley Tricia Naab Michel Speck Andrea Wickerham Rosalie Bair lessa Doeff Barb France Betsy Haag Wendy Heltferich Laurie Holmes Lileen James Amy Rowland Debbie Tweed Deena Williamson Denise Adair Carrie Campbell Kyle Jackson Janet Litka Mari-beth O'Neill Audrey Tobin Linda Yeager lau Sigma Gamma President Don Paolicelli Vice-President AI Rimby Treasurer I’. Scott laris Sot ial Chairman Vince Tini Corresponding Secretary Sam l aris Recording Secretary Ronni Balt Rushing Chairman Pete Cermes Chaplain John Onopchenko I.F. Representative Alex Onopchenko Beer Commissioners Rob Pres ter Rob lones loe Figurelli Larry Campanale Tom Dougherty lack Freeman Ron Kasnel Dave Mathers Bill White 68 Zeta Chi 69 Inter Sorority Council R«m I: Karen Parenti. Lisa Marx, Carol Fitzgerald. Barb LaNoce Row 2: Barb Buchanan, Sara Davis, Abbie Ureen Linda Lewandowski Inter Fraternity Council Row 1 lim accaro Charlie Stahl. Alex Onopchenko, Kevin Douglass Row 2 Mike Sullivan. Bill Hornborger, Dave Evans, Clay Ebling, Don Paocelli, Gary Browning, Paul Metrione, Ron Platt 70 Organization of Commuting Day Students Officers: David Roth, president. Tom W ard, Vice-president Matv Kav Francis, treasurer. Debbie Kuterba h. secretary 71 Class 1979: Sam Ciapanna. President; Stephanie Dent. Vice President bbie Green, treasurer; Pam Martin. Secretary. 1981: Dave Daughertv, treasurer; Walt Peppelman. President. Shawn O'Reilly Vice President; Mane Bullock. Secretary 72 Officers 1980: A k la Cooper Vice President; Steve Benton. Treasurer; Patti Davis. President. Iinda I e v an do vv ski. Secretary 1982: Donna McKay, Secretary; Inn Wilson, President: Leslie Flton, Vice President Lynn Cassler Treasurer Task Force Row 1: Butta Matlso Mrs M Staiger Or Cratt, Miss I Katherine Schaetter Oear Hams Row 2: Dear Roebuck Or P Perreten. Dave Evans. Or P Small Paul Brogan. Vickie Spang. Mrs orma Harberger SFARC Row 1: Meg Phillips Marybie Cuison. Karen Reber. Mr H. Broadbent Row 2: Mark Woodland. Or P. Mulvanm. Stese Lang, Or D Phillips. Or Gail Byerly, Dean Schultz. Or R. Doughty. 74 USGA Row I: Mary Both Kramer Lynn Lewandowski Tom Ward Rick Morris. |im Wilson Row 2: Kim Mcfaddon Mark Woodland. Dave Me Phillips Row 3: Dean Roebuck. Sam Ciapanna. Lou Montano Kevin Ludwig Charlie Stahl. Paul Frascella Patti Davis. Carrie Campbell Diane Meeker 75 Amateur Radio Club Row 1: Tom Isban Tom England Row 2: Bithiah Wu, Lloyd Suler. Art Petrillo Editor-in-chief lack Hauler Associate Editor Larry Mroz Contributing Editor: Steve Lange Arts Culture Editor Rick Morris Cartoonists: Cindy Zarnoski Karen Sheldon Women's Sports Editor Kris Hollstein Men's Sports Editor: Wes Emmons leff Plunkett Advertising Tom Coles Circulation Dave M Phillips Photographs: Gars Aaronson Stall Mark Angleo, frank Ayres. Brian Barlosv. Jennifer Bassett. Keith Bauchbaum. Ras Dougherty Mike Gannon, Dase Garner. John Ingeholm. Carol Kennedy, loe Lazer, Chris Lyding, Kai McShjrrs. Michael Nesvman, |ohn O'Neill, Ranelle Pelrucelli. Robert Pfeiffer, Donna Phillips, Thomas Reilly, |im Wilson, Mark Woodland 76 Grizzly Ursinsus Bible Fellowship Row I: Beth Scholl, Sandy Wesner Row 2: Don Philhowcr. Rose Burgess, Carolyn Imparto, Cheryl Suitor Row 3: Paul Curies, Richard David Bruce, Keith Wright. Dave Wood Editor-in-chief: Karen Sheldon Associate Editor Lisa Ungrady Assistant Editor: Kim Espenshade Art Editor ( hris Kile Contributions Editor: Dave Hoag Advisor Dr Perreten Staff Lori Reinhart, lack Rosenfeld, I arry Bierman, Roy M W ade. Seal Allen, Michael Voyack, Leslie Bechtel. Cindy arnoski 77 Lantern Karen Jannete, Sam Ciapanno, Karen Sheldon. Andrea Schiela, Mary Ann Malison. Rosemarie St ariano. Bril la Malison Sue Santanasio Missing: lot Paesani. Pally Williams Kathleen Davidson. Linda iindres, Vickie Spang, Marv Collins. Mary Skrzat Dance Club Row I: Sharon Balsam. Karen Janet!. Julie Meehan Row 2: Scott Ire a, Louise Marlinclli Lori Armbrusl Patsy ( ox, Bets ('ox, Lisa Bowers, Jan Galen Row I: Mark V odland Don Philhower 78 Rov I: Miki Ncwmjn, Mjiy Collins |li () Vivser. G.ir Ajronsoi Row 2: Btdtl I tic Im.mn Rick Morris S' r-. u V C CD E 0 t “ = -a. 5 | f 115 s c 5 5 in £ 5 ? § § m si sS — 2 c -2 J2 ■ £ P gSa s|S r . ■2 C 5 £ J2 III = 51 . 3 -Z 3£ - — 7 3 «• ■• S = C r w .. — _ ■) xs c I , £ o £ ■= -. 2 2 03 C •- k- 2 5 t «. v7 ‘u X “ -. o ■£ .3 - j „• o - £ T 3 i c S LD M H r LD ■ c | 1 5 i V J Brownback-Anders Pre-Med Society Janet Brown, President; Gar Aaronson. Vice President; Dave Evans. Treasurer. Kaaron Benson. Secretary 80 Beardwood Chemical Society 81 Greg Butler. President; Bithiah VVu, Vice President; Mike hunger. Treasurer; Dr. K. Schultz, Advisor Omicron Della Epsilon |im Grosh. Barb laNoce. Kevin Metzger, Dr (' Meyer Campus Gold Row 1: Catherine Hilsee. Cindy Dawson. Row 2: Rose Burgess Brian Malsberger Mike Voya k Row 3: Sabina Kim nclrea Schiela. 8ob Donato Haines-Barnard Pre-Legal Society Row 1: Terry Silva. Row 2: Stephanie Dent Patty Bal e Row 3: Mark Ford, Sue Dietrich. Row 4: Dave Roth. Diane Meeker. 82 Economics Club Charlie Stahl. Wade Phillips. |im law, Dave Lysler, Ken laltz. Sam Ciapanno, |im Early Pi Nu Epsilon Row I: Holly Frost. Debbie Bla ef Row 2: Gilder Anne lewis Miss Pat Man love. Mr w.J Gatens, |im Wagner, Alan Gerber. Dave lyster. Dean Svnder Missing Pattv Williams. Keith Strunk Math Club Row 1: Sharon Balsam, Martin Sacks, Sue West |oe Raesani, Barb Scott. Dave Irumbower, George Helms Tom Kmderman, Dr R Brcmiller, Dr I Shuck 83 Messiah SOPRANOS Baglin, Diane Bartuska, Karen Bechtold, Su anne Bullock. Alane Bryan. Elizabeth Carney, Mary Anne Dillrnan. Susan Frost, Holly I rver, Judith Harris, lane Heffner, Alison Heffner, Pamela Houck, Cynthia Kim. Sabina Petrucelli, Ranelle Reichert, Jennie Reinhart, Lori Sc hearer. Karin Walling, Jayne Wieboldt, Kristine Wu, Bithiah ALTOS Adams, Cynthia Adams, Let ilia Armbrust, Lori Barreiro, Sylvia S. Bartosh, Deborah Blewitt Brenda S. Breidegam, leri Casals, Eva Marie Cuison, Maryvic C. Drobny, Elizabeth Galante, Deborah Kessler, Lynn Knauerhase, Janet Kutz, Lois Pauline Lewis, Gilder Anne Mallozzi, Beth A Manlove, Patricia Martignetti, Louise Mattson, Britta McSharry, Kathleen Meeker, Diane Munson, Hedy Louise Newman, Melanie Ann Norris, L. Guenever Sheldon, Karen Shinehouse, Jane Simons, Sue A. Skrzat, Mary Sc hlosser Snead, Margaret Jane Stack, Lou Anne VVesner, Sandra Williams, Patty Wood TENORS Barone, Michael Blazer, Debra L. Crandall, Charles Dervinis, I lise Gerber, Alan Burk, Laurie Laustsen, Jeffrey P. Lyster, David Allen I’erreten, Peter Takats, Martha Ungrady, Lisa Anne BASSES Badnaruk, William Barasatian, Jeffrey Borzelleca, Robert Ciapanna, Samuel Cole, Thomas Donia, David Drenning, Mark Ely. Scott Kratz, Stephen D. Krug, Dr. Louis A. I udwig, Kevin Me Phillips, David Philhower, Donald Phillips, David G. Solar, Hal Strunk, Keith A. Suter, Lloyd Irezza, Scott Woodland, Mark Wright, Keith Zucker, F. Donald Zuniga, James ACCOMPANIST Mart , Margaret •Student Conductor 84 Meistersingers SOPRANOS (Publicity Manager Sl Conductor) Susanne Bee htold Patric ia Manlove Elizabeth Bryan Theresa Waldspurfer (Recording Secretary) TENORS Susan Dillman Debra Blazer 1 lolly Frost Stephen Hawkins Pamela Meitner lelfrey Laustsen Cynthia Houck David Lyster (President) Michele Nathan BASSES Kanelle Petrucelli Scott Ely (Librarian) Stephen Kratz Jennie Reichert John Mulvey Jayne Walling Donald Philhower (1reasurer) Raymond Snyder ALTOS KeitJi Strunk Cindy Adams Keith Wright Brenda Blewitt (Vice President) Lisa Gordon James Zuniga Lois Kutz (Business Manager) Gilder Anne Lewis 85 Cub and Key Row 1: Paul Brogan, President Row 2: Sam Ciapanno, Dave Evans, Mike Gannon. Row V. Sam Arena, Secretary; lohn Lathrop. Missing: Mike Cunningham, |im Grosh, lim Finerfrock. Whitians Carol fit gerald. President; Barb LaNoce. Ian Galen. Karen Parenti. Stephanie Dent. Missing; Edie Laughman, Mary Beth Kramer. Mary Ann Mattson. 86 College Republicans lohn Roberts. Dave Roth Pally Bahe. ferry Silva. Kim Me hidden. Diane Meeker Pi Gamma Mu Row 1: Ian Oalina. Iim Grosh, Sue Santanasto Row 2: Kevin Metzger, Sam Ciapanno, Dave Lyster, David Hoag. Bath laNote, Mary Belh Krammer, Nicole Toesca, Missing Karen Parenti Spanish Club Alesa laspersen. Michele Nathan. Mariann Lindquist Equestrain Club Row 1: Kaths Bowers Sandi Sellers, Susan Cirelli. Lea Carmahchea, Stacs Green, Marge Newstadt. Marie VVic or Karin Shearer Row 2: Ian Angstadt. lanet Knauerhase (capt.) Helen Bige Nancy Anderson, Karen Vivo, Ted Krause. Irene Burke Missing Abbie Green, Carol Kennedy, lisa Taylor. Sandy Walsh 88 Snack Bar Crew Row I: Gail Steinbergei. Row 2: Trac Nadzak (.mm- I it« . Row t: Belly H.irr Sandy Schmidl Paiti Davis. College Union 89 Row 1: Paul Brogan Greg Marlin. Row 2: Dave Trumbower Dean March. Sieve Payton. Row I: Shan Smith, Pam Marlin, Abhie Green. Becky Dunn. Debbie Dodson, C arm Carlson Conflict Stimulation Club Row 1: S OReillv M Gannon, M Archibald, 1. Ford Row 2: | Meyer, K Ludwig. R Grecco, 1 Albright. R Beamer Chi Alpha Row I: s VVcsncr k Bumbach, k Hillsey, R. Burgess, B. Wythcliff, M Carnes. I) Philhower Row 2: I Stac k, | krushac, K. Wright, S. Ciapanno. D. V M d, I Ian , S Bowerman, I Lista French Club Row I: Mrs. C Mall k Davidson Row 2: K Buckwalter. B. Salvo, Toe sc a 90 Newman Society 91 £5 3 Men's Campus Council Row 1: B Babilon. I Rea. K. Davies, C DeBas$ A Pellgrino. I Mcvrr Row 2: I Cole, I. Lomerson, R Pfieffer, B Stahl, Dean Roebuck Row 1: K West I) Bahney, I Englehome, I list 92 Cheerleaders Row 1: Luciano Row 2: ). Raub Row 3: A Cooper M Brown. H Dansei en Row 4: L ( apian Row 5: I Taylor WRUC 93 Gary AdronSOn, Rnk Fish” Morris Missing: Patti Davis. Seniors ALLEN R. ALLOW AY Blue lk ll, Pennsylvania Mathematics Yea, doubtless, and I count all things as loss, except tor the knowledge of Christ lesus. my Lord Philippians 3:8 SAMUEL |. ARENA Norristown, Pennsylvania Political Science But still try for who knows what is possible Michael Faraday GARY A. AARONSON Wyncote, Pennsylvania Biology Beta Sigma Lambda When you wish upon a star. Dreams will take you very far. But when you wish upon a dream, life ain't always what it seems Earth, Wind, and Fire DENISE E. ADAIR Cranford, New Jersey Spanish lau Sigma Gamma We are golden' loni Mitchell y EDWARD |. ANDRESCAVAGE Mincrsvillc, Pennsylvania Economics Sigma Rho I ambda I approve of gin No color, no aroma, no sense of data but the necessary minimum Intoxication reduced to its simplest essence Ralph Bates MARK S. ARENA Norristown, Pennsylvania English 9b SHERYL A. BAKBIN Maple Glen, Pennsylvania English The seed that you plant today Tomorrow we will be a tree • nd living goes on this way It's all part of you and me. Renaissance DONNA M. ARE NTH Cherry Hill, New Jersey Health and Physical Education Never let yesterday use up todav Wit IIAM C. BADNARUK, |r. [Iverson, Pennsylvania Biology DOUGLAS N. BAHNEY Myerstown. Pennsylvania Economics Pi Omega Della IACOB B. ARNER Lehighton. Pennsylvania Economics and Business Admin Pi Omega Delta Long alter you've forgotten the turbulent skies of the journey you'll remember the glimpse of that sunkissed valley ahead lake Arner TODD L. ASH WEIL Andover, New lersev Biology Delta Pi Sigma MICHAEL |. BARONE Norristown Pennsylvania Political Science A indn's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven tor'' RoEx rt Browning SHIRLEY ELIZABETH (BETTY) BARR Dallas, lexas Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma KAREN VI. BARTLSKA Philadelphia, PennsyIvania Health and Physical Education Kappa Delta Kappa THOMAS W. BASS West field. New Jersey Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon So on and on I go The seconds tick the time out. There's so much lett to know And I'm so on the road to find out. Cat Stevens DEAN S. 8AUFR Lederach, Pennsylvania Chemistry Rl( HARD T. BEARDSLEY Collegeville, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education 98 LESLIE E. BECHTEL Camp Hill Pennsylvania f nglish Had ve but world enough, and Time. Andrew Marvell KAARON I BENSON Huntingdon allev. Pennsylvania Biologv Kappa Oelta Kappa Straw' No, too stupid a fad i put soot on warts LARRY C. BIERMAN Pottstown. Pennsylvania Biology A strong friendship is your most valuable possession ROBIRI |. BORZELLECA Langhorne, Pennsylvania Political Science Nothing will corrupt us. Nothing will com| ete Thank God heaven left us Standing on our feet David Bowie T Bass, Chris Warren, and Scott Snyder practise bending the elbow 99 PAUI J. BROGAN Springfield Pennsylvania Psychology Alpha Phi Omega I hose store bought Senior Quotes are a farce, revealing the lack ol confidence we place in our Ursinus satiated minds. Ahhh , but you'll have this, won't you? Bill Lynn I AMI LYNN BROWN Mourestown. New lersey Biology Phi Alpha Psi happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. GARY C. BROW NING Cherry Mill. New lersey Psychology Delta Mu Sigma In a sense, we are all travelers in life. In our tuture wanderings, I only hofH that our paths will cross RICHARD DAVID BRUCE Pennington, New Jersey Chemistry Together, in the Spirit's Power, we can make a strategic impact on ( host's Global Cause Loving the Unreached to the ends of the Earth Breaking through the barriers that keep them from life Beginning now and for all of our days. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship KATHLEEN L. BROWN Shillmgton. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi I look to the sea Reflections in the waves spark my memory Some happy. some sad I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had Styx ELIZABETH Cl ARK BRYAN Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania Biology Kappa Delta Kappa A man should be learned in several sciences, and should have a reasonable, philosophical, and in some measure a mathematical head, to be a complete and excellent poet lohn Dryden 100 BARBARA A. BUCHANAN Chappaqua. New York Psy hology Omega Chi In nature there are no reward' or punishments; there are consequences. Horace A Vachell CRfCORY E. BUTLER Elgin. South Carolina Chemistry Beta Sigma Lambda A knight is better accommodated than with a wife. Shakespeare III I A. BURDAN West Reading, Pennsylvania Health and Physical [duration Omega Chi Contentment is not the fulfillment ot what you want. Exit the realization of what you already have CARRIE I. CAMPBELL Pennsauken, New |ersey Economics and Business Admin Tau Sigma Gamma Sfealin' time. I’ve been stealin' time. But now I know It's time to cross that line. Gerry Rafferty ItrilN E. Bl RR Wilmington, Delaware Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma WENDY ELAINE CASEBEER Audutmn, New lersey English Kappa Della Kappa Going to this school has been an education in itself which is not to be confused with actually gelling an education Sails Brown 101 DONNA M. CASINELLI Norristown, Pennsylvania Economics and Business Admin Alpha Sigma Nu Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans, keep interested in your own career, however humble it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time Max Ehrmann HEIDI JACOBSEN CHURCH Caldwell. New lersey History Omega Chi SAMUEL ClAPANNA, Jr. Newfield New Jersey Political Science Some people look at the way things are and ask why; I dream of the way things should Ik and ask why not? Robert Kennedy Good friends. Heidi Church and Karen Parenti. 1 DEBRA L ClAYCOMB Collegeville, Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Sigma Nu DAVID F. COFFEY Melrose Park. Pennsylvania Economics 102 STACIY I. COIE Huntingdon Valley. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Fducation Tau Sigma Gamma It's your day. shining dav all your dreams come true as you glide, in your stride with the wind, as vou tlv away give a smile, trom your lips. and say I am tree, yes I'm tree, now I'm on mv way Faith Wind, and Fire THOMAS W. COlllTK Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Psychology MICHAII PATRICK COM ON Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Psychology Sigma Rho Lamlxla I've been kicked by the wind, robbed by the sleet, had mv head stoved m but I'm still on my feet and I'm still willin'. Lowell George. DOROTHY A. CONNELL Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma MATTHEW P. COOK King of Prussia, Pennsylvania Economics Delta Mu Sigma I have no quote ELIZABETH R. COX Southfield. Michigan Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi The world is round, and the place which might seem like the end. might also be the beginning. Ivy Baker 103 MICHAEL A. CUNNINGHAM Pitman. New lersey Chemist ry Alpha Phi Omega Seems the harder I work, the luckier I get PAUL E. CURLEY Collegeville, Pennsylvania Chemistry Jesus said to him I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life; no one comes to the Father but through me John 14:6 DAVID |. DAHROUGH Oakhurst New Jersey Health and Physical Education Alpha Phi Epsilon Some you w in Some you lose Some you never play Mike S. 1977 DEBRA I. DAILY Eallsington, Pennsylvania Psychology Omega Chi I IAN DALINA Rroomall. Pennsylvania f'olitical Science Delta Mu Sigma We ain't what we ought to lx . We ain’t what we wanna be. We ain't what we re gonna be, but thank God we ain't what we were. Martin Luther King, Jr Cl AIRE E. DANIELSEN Middletown. New Jersey Biology Phi Alpha Psi And you and I climb over the sea to the valley And you and I reach out for reasons to call Jon Anderson 104 HELEN A. DANZEISEN Annandale. Virginia Psychology Tau Sigma Gamma There was no talk of me and you ()t theories with tacts to bound them. We were content to Ik- anil do. And lake our fortunes as we found them. Arthur C Benson |OHN I. DAVIS Glen Mills Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Sigma Kho Lambda Life's memories are pleasant rewards for the future |ohn Davis I SARA IYNN DAVIS Wilmington. Delaware Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma If you're going to drink champagne, don't drink from a paper cup. L.D IOSEPH A. DELDUC A Haddonfield. New lersey History Alpha Phi Epsilon STEPHANIE DIN I Rohnert Park. California Political Science Kappa Delta Kappa Good friends must not always lx- together. It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proses a lasting Friendship Susan Polls Schut ELISE M. DERVINIS Wayne, Pennsylvania Political Science Alpha Sigma Nu Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all distinctions Emerson 105 Edit Laughman, Eileen Dumin. Laura Haig, and Kim Thorne get ready tor practice RONALD V. DONATO, |R. Cherry Hill, New Jersey Political Science SUSAN A. DOYLE Abmgton. Pennsylvania Spanish Omega Chi I have learned that to lx- with those I like is enough Walt Whitman MICHAEL C. DRABICK Norristown, Pennsylvania Psychology Occasionally, take a step back and look again It things still seem the same, tilt your head 106 EILEEN DUMIN Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania Social Sciences Psychology Tan Sigma Gamma CHRISTOPHER S. DUVALLY Willingboro. New lersey History Sigma Rho Lamlxia CLAYTON R. EBLING Potlsville, Pennsylvania Physics Sigma Rho Lamlxia LINDA IHERESE ENDRES Broomall. Pennsylvania Political Science Kappa Delta Kappa Pandemonium doesn't reign here ... it pours. PAL KIM A ESPENSHADE Pottstown, Pennsylvania English Alpha Sigma Nu The day getting ready for me when I shall do as much good as the best, and lie as prodigious. Walt Whitman DAVID A. EVANS Mt. Ephraim, New Jersey Biology Delta Pi Sigma 107 CHRISTINt M. FALCO Lansdale Pennsylvania Economics Pin Alpha Pm Without faith a person can do nothing With it. all things arc possible. LINDA S. FENTON Margate Ness |ersp Physics Omega Chi Sentimental jubilee Memories for sou and me Paul McCartney P. SCOT I PARIS Glenside, Pennsylvania Political Science Zeta Chi Evers man has a place; In his heart there's a space; And the svorld can t erase his fantasy. Earth, Wind, and fire DAVID J. FERRARI Springfield, Pennsylvania Biology Delta Mu Sigma As Indisidual As You Are SAMUEl SHEETS FARIS III Glenside, Pennsylvania Political Science Zeta Chi Say no more' FREDERICK WILLIAM FERRARI Springfield. Pennsylvania Economics Della Mu Sigma 108 MICHAEL J. FETTEROLF Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Chemistry Delta Pi Sigma Any road followed precisely to its end leads pret iselv nowhere Climb the mountain just a little bit to test that it is a mountain From the lop of the mountain, you cannot see the mountain Bene Gessent-proverb JAMES S. FINERFROCK Norristown. Pennsylvania Political Science CAROL A. FITZGERALD Mountainside, New lersey Psychology Kappa Delta Kappa Our lives are like fresh footprints left along the ocean's edge, we have to keep walking to prove we exist. KENNETH P. FOLTZ Wallingford. Pennsylvania Economics MARK W. FORD Medford, New lersey Political Science Ihings one does not know, one must learn Moo Twenty years of schooling and they pul you on the davshift Bob Dylan Life is a struggle Dr. Miller MARY KAY FRANCIS Telford. Pennsylvania Biologv Chemisfrv Alpha Sigma Nu To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive and the true success is to labour Robert loins Stevenson 109 Lisin G. FRENCH Wexford, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education lau Sigma Gamma Climb every mountain Eorge every stream Follow every rainbow ‘Til you find your dream Rogers and Hammerstein ARNAIDO GALASSI Rumson, New Jersey I listory Whoever in discussion adduces authority uses not intellect but memory Leonardo Da Vinci HOLLY A. I ROST York, Pennsylvania Chemistry Mpha Sigma u If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it William Arthur Wood JAN M. GALEN Brunswick, Maine Health and Physical Education Phi Mpha Psi A weed is just a tlovver out of place. RICH ARD A GAt ANTI Ocean City New Jersey Health and Physical Edication Alpha Phi Epsilon MICHAE1 J. GANNON Philadelphia Pennsylvania Philsosphv and Religion Shower the people! lames Taylor no BARBARA J. C.ATINBY Willow Grove. Pennsylvania Mathematics What you are Is God's gilt to you Whal you make of yourself Is your gilt to God Anonymous FDWARD A. GRANT Easton. Pennsylvania Economics Pi Omega Delta Many people are skeptical about us college graduates, but remember they may l e authorities but only on their own opinions. Ed Grant JAMES P. GULIN Medford. New Jersey Economics Delta Pi Sigma ABBIl ELIZABETH GREEN York. Pennsylvania Ec onomics kappa Delta kappa Life is a bowl of rocky road ice cream I lx- re are lumps along the way but in the end it goes down smooth Abbie Green P A I loin Galante and Bill Masciulli jjose JOHN B. GROOM! Sparta. Ness Jersey Health and Physical Education Alpha Phi E| silon Only love is better than Schlit loseph E Schlitz 111 DARIENE GROVES North Wales, Pennsylvania Psychology lau Sigma Gamma A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere Before him, I may think aloud. Emerson USA A. HARTMAN Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Psychology I he pleasures ot the senses pass quickly; those of the heart become sorrow, but those of the •mind are with us even to the end of our lourney. Spanish Proverb JAMES K. GROSH Ephrata, Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Omega Good things are twice as good when they are short. Baltasar Grarian JANE E. HARRIS Browns Mills, New lerscy English Kappa Delta kapf a I count mvM'll in nothing else so happv As m a soul remembering my good friends Shakespeare I AUR A S. H AIG Medford, New lersey Health and Phvsical Education lau Sigma Gamma I'm free to lx me! lo be all I can be. NANCY L. HARIER Mountainside, New lersov Health and Physical Education Omega Ghi 112 DAVID S. HOAG Malvern. Pennsylvania Fconomics Only my quotations truelv represent myself David Stuart Hoag CYNTHIA A. HOUCK Reading, Pennsylvania Psychology Omega Chi The world is livin' in its dream; but now we know we can wake up from this sleep and sail out on I he journey And find the ship to take us on our way The lime has come to trust that guiding light, and leavin' all the rest behind George Rafferty RAYMOND I. HOFFMAN Mt Royal. Ness Irises Political Science Delta Pi Sigma A night ot good drinking is worth a year's thinking Charles Cotton THOMAS A. INGLIN Southampton. Pennsylvania Chemistry It is better to trust the man who is frequently in error than to trust the man yvho is always right 113 Kl HARD I). ISAACSON West Long Branch, New lersey Biology And they thought I was crazy. THOMAS J. ISBAN lohnstown. Pennsylvania Chemistry Alpha Phi Omega Great works are performed not b strenght but by perserverence Samuel lohnson KATHY L IACKSON Abington Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Omega Chi O Lord, guirle my actions this day in all that I do, that my students will see in me a reflection of you. I know, with your help. I can make such an impression as to lx a credit to you, teaching and my profession Amen Robert | Piercy STEPHEN A. JATTI Miami Beach. Florida Psychology Sigma Kho I amtxia MAURI EN F. JAMES Oreland, Pennsylvania Psychology Phi Alpha Psi There's a w hole, great big world out there to find, and I'm just starting to look. M. MAR I IN B. KATZ Abington, Pennsylvania Philosophy ami Religion Happy tatering always! George Scott Boston Red Sox 114 JOHN I. KELLOGG Wall. New Jersey Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon Ur sin us Country Club -A Ix'.iuiiiul situation KEITH S. KEMPIK Glen MilN Pennsylvania Chemistry Sigma Rho I amlxia Pride is the same in all men I hi- difference is the method oi displaying it DAVID B. KENNEDY Abington. Pennsylvania Health anrl Physical Education Alpha Piti Epsilon Good instruction is better than riches W illiam Penn LEEROY KENT Collegeville, Pennsylvania Business Admin Beta Sigma Lambda Play no games; I ell no lies; And nev er back down. |ohn Kellogg. Sara Davis, and Maryanno Mattson enioy dinner. 115 THOMAS G. KINDERMAN Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Mathematics Thanks George and lean MARY Bl TH KRAMER Drexel Mill. Pennsylvania Political Science lau Sigma Gamma Life i � a struggle when you are running to stand still Eugene M Miller I ODD R. MINI Pottsville. Pennsylvania Econom ics Accou nl i ng Thinking only makes matters worse, RHONDA COLLEEN KRAT Skippack Pennsylvania Mathematics Alpha Sigma Su Nothing should be more highlv prized than the value ot each day. Goethe PAUL D. KLINGER Halifax. Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon STEPHEN I). KRATZ Southampton. Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Omega If it wasn't for the last minute, a lot of things would never get done 116 STEPHEN M. IANGE Huntington Valley. Pennsylvania P$yc ho logy Alpha Phi Omega li I am not for myself -who will be; If I am only tor mysell -what am I' Millet DEBORAH ANN KUTERBAC H Linticld. Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Sigma Nu ho may regret what was, since it has made Himseli himsell7 All that I was I am John Freeman BARBARA JEAN LANOCE Norristown. Pennsylvania Economic s Business Admin. Alpha Sigma u PATRICK D. LANG I rent on. New Jersey Economics JOHN H. IATHROP Westerly. Rhode Island Health and Physical Education Sigma Rho lambda Hanover, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Iau Sigma Gamma 117 JEFFREY P. LAUSISEN North Plainfield. New Jersey Philosophy and Religion In this age of fiberglass I’m searching for a gem Bob Dylan I AMES H. LAW Malvern, Pennsylvania Economics Delta Mu Sigma GILDER ANNE LEWIS Ringoes, New Jersey Spanish It's life' let s live it Ihe way it was meant to be' let's live life’ let's give it All that it takes And take what it gives, Ihe way that Cod meant it Should be. GAL ! (197b) Mariann Lindquist runs for cover. MARI ANN L LINDQUIST Hat boro. New Jersey Political Science Alpha Sigma Nu To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end in life. JANET L LITKA Collegeville. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma 118 I AMES D. LOMERSON, |r. Hampton. New lersev Political Science Confidence is the key DAVID ALIEN LYSTER Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Economics When music tills the air love is m the heart and Cod s joy is shown in the song RICHARD |. MAC EEETERS I laddonfield. New lersev Chemistry May your hand always be busy May your feet always be swift May you have a strong foundation When the wind changes shift May your heart always be joyful Mav your song always lx- sung And may you slay. Forever young bob Dylan VINCENT W. MARINO Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Elsilon CYNIHIA M. MARKLEY Sellersville. Pennsylvania Chemistry Kappa Delta Kappa Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have Hyman I Schachtel GEORGE D MARATEO Cherry Hill, Now lersev Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon To the best mom and dad in the world - thanks 119 PAMELA AILEEN MARTIN Lancaster Pennsylvania Economics Kappa Delta Kappa I asked of Life What have you to otter me? And the answer came: What have you to give? NANCY |. MARTINE7 Red Bank. New Jersey Biology Phi Alpha Psi Some minds are like cement. All mixed up and permanently set LISA M. MARX Morristown, Ness Jersey German Phi Alpha Psi And I want to live in the sun And I want to do all the things that I never have done. Dan Fogelberg WILLIAM CHARLES MASCIUIII Somerdale. New Jersey Economics Zeta Chi BRIIIA A. MAI ISON Hamburg. Pennsylvania Biology Chance favors the prepared mind Pasteur MARYANNE M. MAIESON Oreland. Pennsylvania Economics Tau Sigma Gamma I feel like an eagle, my soul has no place on the ground Paul Williams 120 ALEXANDRA S. MCCORKLE Collegeville. Pennsylvania History I he first quality ol an historian i to Ik true anil impartial, the next is to lx-interesting David Hume RODD K MCCUEN Centre Square, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education DOUGLAS SCOII MCCULLOUGH Parnona. New lersev Psychology Alpha Phi Epsilon VIRGINIA C. MCGINNIS Cassville Pennsylvania Spanish Kappa Delta kappa If any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask tor truth and he will find lx)lh Mann SLADE H. MCLAUGHLIN Cherry Hill, New lersev Political Science Alpha Phi Epsilon BEVERIY J. MCLELLAN Basking Ridge, New lersey Philosophy and Religion Now to him who is able to do immeasurbly more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him lx glory in the church and in Christ lesus throughout all generations, tor ever and ever' Amen! Saint Paul (Eph I 20-21) 121 Victor Mellul attends I I Picnic VICTOR G. MEILUL Haddontield, New lersev Biology Get up, get down, get lunky, get loose. I Pendergrass PAUL I). MEIRIONE Caldwell, New lersey Economics Delta Mu Sigma Su ess is that old ABL -ability breaks and courage Charles Luckman KTVIN S. MEI7GER Allentown, Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Omega Don't be limited by your dreams 1)1 BORAH A. MOISTTR Norristown. Pennsylvania Biology ROBERT GEENN MORRISON Ann Arl)or, Michigan Political Science Beta Sigma lambda 122 ROBERT D. MOSHER Lafayette Hill. Pennsylvania Economics PETER M. MOTT Miller Place Sew Yoik Political Science Delta Mu Sigma Every man a King Huey P long LAWRENCE J. MROZ Camden, New |ersp Biology Alpha Phi Epsilon I know mv life has given me more than memories K loggins PAMELA A. MUSCHEK Somerdale. New lersev Biology Kappa Delta Kappa Given points in time are not so significant as the nature of what is impressed on your mind And how it is retained and used Ion Anderson EDWARD O. NAAB Palmerton. Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon MARI BE IH O'NEILL Philadelphia Pennsylvania Social Sciences Psychology Tau Sigma Gamma 123 AIFXANDER ONOPCHENKO Collcgcvillc, Pennsylvania Biology eta Chi Whatever you are blessed with take it with grateful hand, nor postpone vour joss trom year to year, so that, m whatever place ou have been, you may say that you have lived happily. Horace THOMAS W. OUSEY Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Economics Zeia Chi We’re all young. We'll get over it Rolo 124 BARBARA O'NEILL ONOPC HENKO Collegeville. Pennsylvania Biology Phi Alpha Psi What greater thing is there for tyyo human souls than to feel that they are joined for life. George Eliot HARRY PADDEN Turnersville. New lersev Biology Sigma Rho Lambda It I travel all mv life and I never get to stop and settle down Long as I have you by mv side There’s a roof above and good walls all around. You're my castle, you're mv cabin, you're my instant pleasure dome — I need you in my house 'cause you're my home Billy loel JAMES |. O'TOOlf III Cherry Hill, New Jersey Biology Delta Mu Sigma If you really want something badly enough you've got to let it go free and if it comes back to you it s yours. It it doesn't, you never had it anyway. WILLIAM C. PADDEN Turnersville, New lerscy Biology Alpha Phi Omega To be rich would be nice. But I’m happy with my friends. VIN( IMP. PALMISANO, IK. Philadel| hia Pennsylvania Chemistry Pi Omega Delta Some deaths take forever. Marilyn French PAUI A. PATTERSON Wilton, Connecticut Political Science Alpha Phi Epsilon DONAH) PAOLICfIII West keansburg. New lersey Political Science eta Chi It's time to start thinking about tomorrow, because yesterday's gone STEPHEN F. PAYTON Willingboro, New lersey Physics Sigma Rho Lambda That is the way it was I his is the way it is And that is the way it will Im KAREN I. PARFNII Minotola Ness lersey History Phi .Alpha Psi The future belongs to those svho believe in the beauty of their dreams Amanda Bradley ARTHUR |. PELLEGRINO. |r. Norristown. Pennsylvania Chemistry 125 WADE ZEYER PHILLIPS III Springfield, Pennsylvania Economics Delta Mu Sigma The best portion of a good man's life His little nameless, unremembered arts of kindness and of love Wordsworth KRISTINA POOLE West Chester Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma Well I have lost some lime, but I have won and if you make it through you know you've just begun Wilson JOAN MARIE PINDER Springfield. Pennsylvania Economics Omega Chi . don't know muc h about algebra, don't know what a slide rule is for. But I know that one and one is two. and if this one can be with you, what a wonderful world this would be ... Herman's Hermits MICHAEL H. RANDOLPH Phocnixvillc, Pennsylvania Economics Pi Omega Delta He that climbs the tall tree has won the right to the fruit. He that leaps the wide gult should prevail in his suit Scott RONAI D A. PIATT Cherry Hill New lersey Biology Beta Sigma lambda Chance favors the prepared mind Pasteur ERIC I. REA Churchville Pennsylvania Economics 126 RODERICK B. REIS Collegeville, Pennsylvania Physics VIRGINIA A. ROSSNAGEL Cherry Hill. New Jersey Chemistry Phi Alpha INi When you're lonely I wish you love When you re down I wish you joy When you’re troubled I wish you |H ace When things are complicated I wish you simple beauty ALAN E. RIMBY Birdsboro. Pennsy lvania Political Science A t Chi College seniors have only begun to prepare tor their oct upation-al roles, and it takes a very fundamental and pervasive pattern of learning to transform them from callow youth into the mature, poised, knowledgable, self-confident leaders they may be as middle aged adults Ginger Kossnagel talks about things over beer. SUSAN MARIE SANIANASTO Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Political Science Phi Alpha Psi fear is the lock laughter the key to your heait Stephen Stills BARBARA ANN SAVE) Kmg of Prussia, Pennsylvania Chemistry Alpha Sigma Nu It fortifies my soul to know That, though I perish, truth is so: that, how so e'er I strav and range, w hat e'er I do. Thou dost not change I steadier step when I recall That, if I slip. Thou dost a not fall. Arthur Hugh Clough 127 m ABfTH I). SCMfll Oil Ci V- Pennsylvania Ec onomics Pun the straight race through God's good grace Life up thine eves, and see his face; Life with its a before us lies. Christ is the path, and Christ the pri e John S B. Mansell IAMES K. SEE Tvlersport. Pennsylvania Accounting IAMES M. SCHRHBtR North Wales, Pennsylvania Political Science KAREN SHELDON I argo, f lorida English Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence . Strive to be happy. Desiderata ROY A. SCHUETZ Allentown. Pennsylvania Economics sigma Kho Lambda Hungover, red eyed, dog tired. Satisfied - It s a long road and a little wheel and i: takes a lot of turns to get there Charlie Daniels DAVID S. SHUFf York. Pennsylvania Economics Delta Mu Sigma 128 HOWARD S. SILVERMAN King ol Prussia, Pennsylvania Chemistry But how con you close a bunch of rocks' He left the island and the sears old image of the cold wet early dawn approac h he had hoped to once for himself The old cockney had informed the stranger that Stonehenge was closed tor the holiday. He was just a couple of years too late MARY S. SKR AT North Wales, Pennsylvania English Kappa Delta Kappa May you live all the days of vour life. loathan Swift CANDY( I I. SMITH Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Chemistry Kappa Delta Kappa GFRALf) BRIAN SMITH West Chester, Pennsylvania Chemistry Alpha Phi Epsilon don't know much about algebra, don't know what a slide rule is for. But I know that one and one is two, and if this one can Ik- with you, what a wonderful world this would lx-... Herman's Hermits SHEILA A. SMITH Gilbert, Pennsylvania Biology I he things that a man does not say often reveal the understanding and penetration of his mind even more than the things he says Robert A. Millikah SCOTT E. SNYDER Trenton. New Jersey Mathematics Delta Pi Sigma The vacation might Ik- over, hut all the memories of It arc-just Ixginmng C.C.C 129 CHARI ES |. STAHI IV Rockville, Maryland History Della Pi Sigma 1 'hell with it - I’ve work to do! Dwight D Eisenhower EDITH |. STARKEY West Chester, Pennsylvania Psychology I an Sigma Gamma KEITH A. B. STRUNK Perkasie, Pennsylvania English Alpha Phi Omega I must have liberty withal, As large a charter as the wind To blow on whom I please, for so fools have; and they that are most galled with my folly, Ihev most must laugh laques ROBIRI A. STUfBEN, |r. Audubon, Pennsylvania Mathematics HARRY J. STUMM Blackwood New Jersey Chemistry Pi )mega Delta Lieber Nichts mssen als vieles halb wissen! Friedrich Nietzsche CHERYI A. SUITER Sayre. Pennsylvania Psychology Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come Tis grace that brought me safe thus far anil grace will lead me home. John Newton 130 ERNEST MICHAEL SUSSMAN Cinnaminson, New |er$ey Biology Sigma Rho Lambda WILLIAM M. SUTHERLAND Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education TIMOTHY J. TODD Royersford, Pennsyh am a Economics Happiness is athletics NICOLE F. |. TOESCA Boyertown, Pennsylvania Political Science Kappa Delta Kappa Succ ess is never final, and failure never tatal It's courage that counts. 131 Deda Starkey gives a laugh. SCOT! A. IREZZA Valley Forge, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Omega Always aim for perfection, although you will tall short of it, you will have accomplished more than you ever thought MSA A. UN GRADY Trenton, New lersey English Alpha Sigma Nu Thank you Mom and Dad. DAVID E. TRUMBOWER Perkasie. Pennsylvania Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega To mv fellow seniors and friends; Relax, enjoy life, live long and be happy. JAMES S. VACCARO Wanamassa, New Jersey Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon The greatest words to be spoken are your true feelings TUNA UMAR Norristown, Pennsylvania Biology DORCAS A. VANGROSSI Norristown, Pennsylvania Psychology Omega Chi 132 MARION DFBRA VANPEII Doyle si own, Pennsylvania Psychology Omega Chi We are haunted l an ideal life , and it is because we have within us the beginning and the possibility of it Phillip Brooks MICHAEL J. VOYACK Duryea. Pennsylvania Biology Brooks become crooked from following the path of least resistance; so do people |ohn Ciardi |AMES DAVID WAGNER Chalfont, Pennsylvania Biology Illusion was the whole ol it. then as now li Shang-Y CHRISTOPHER P. W ARREN Clarks Summit. Pennsylvania Economics Delta Pi Sigma A man. to be greatly good, must imagine intensely and compre hensively; he must put himself in the place of another and of many others; the pains and pleasures of his species must become his own. Shelley SCOTT WATSON Royersford. Pennsylvania English SANDRA f. WESNER Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Physics Therefore, if anyone is in Christ he is a new creation, the old has gone, the new has come! 2 Cor. 5:17 RANDY WHI ILFORD Norrisville, Maryland Health and Physic al Education Sigma Rho Lambda PATRICIA L. •WOOF WILLIAMS Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania English Psychology Kappa Delta Kappa Kiss todav goodbye, the sweetness and the sorrow. Wish me luck, the same to you Gone, los e is never gone, as we travel on love's w hat we ll remember. Kiss todav goodbve. and point me toward tomorrow, we did what we had to do — won't forget, can t regret, what I did for love1 CBNII - CHEESE!!!? !!!! - MARK E. WILSON Pottstown, Pennsylvania Economics Keith Wright checks out the new dorm rules. KEITH CHARLES WRIGHT Cinnaminson. New Icrsev Economics Alpha F’hi Omega All things work together for good to those that love the lord Romans 8:10 IJ4 811 HI AH GRACE WU Glass boro. New lersey Chemistry kappa Delta Kappa Keep th heart with all diligence: for out ot it are the issues of life Proverbs 1:23 CYNTHIA |. WYNN Pottsbown, Pennsylvania Economics Omega Chi Forever just doesn t seem long enough. LINDA YEAGER Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Biology Nothing could lx- finer. Ilian to bolt the Limerick Diner. P.D. STEPHEN H. YOUNG Devon. Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Omega You cannot deal with the most serious things in the world unless you understand the most amusing. Sir Winston Churc hill IAMES ZUNIGA Langhorne, Pannsylvama History GEORGE W. YOUNG Stratford. New Jersey English Alpha Phi Omega Rebellion lay in his wav, Anri he found it Sir John Falstaff 135 S' 137 Academics Mr. Richard l Richter President Dr. [van S. Snyder Dean of the College Admin is Iration Ms. Leslie S. March Associate Dean of Students Director of Student Union I Mrs. Ruth R Harris Dean of Students 141 Dr. Charles L. Levesque Mr. Richard VV. McQuillan Director ot the Evening School financial Aid Officer Mr. Nelson M. Williams Business Manager Dr. Robert L. Johns Education Mr. Louis A. Krug Education Dr. Robert V Cogger Education Dr. William B. Williamson Philosophy and Religion Mr William J. Gatens Music Mr. Theodore A. Xaras Fine Arts 142 Mr. Harrv L. Broadbent III Mr. lames K. Rue Archivist Mrs Margaret B Staiger Librarians Mrs. Janet M Brown Miss Judith E. Fryer Mrs. Katherine VV. Kneas 143 144 Or Peter F. Small Dr Ray K Schultz Mrs. Faye F. Shaw Chemistry Dr Roger P. Staiger Dr Ronald C Hess Miss Jane A. Barth 145 1 Dr. Robin A Clouser Miss Frances ( Novack Mr Juan Espadas Dr. John M. Wickersham Mr. Philip I. Rappoccio Foreign Languages 146 Mrs Colette Hall Dr. Danuta S. Lloyd Mr Emil S Paul Dr. Annette V. Lucas Miss Patricia Ward 147 Admissions Mr. Kenneth Schaefer Mr. H. Lloyd Jones, Jr. Dr Philip Zukerbrod Dr. Patrick ). Mulvanny i Psychology 149 Loft to right hv row: Miss Adele P Boyd. Mrs. Judith I Butler, Mrs Constance Polev, Miss Pamela S. Chlad Mr. Kandy K. Davidson, Mr. Michael T. Cash, Mr. Raymond V. Gur ynski, Mr. Lawrence D. Karas. Health and Physical Education 150 Math and Physics Left to right by row: Or John VV. Shuck, Math; Or. Martha C. Takats, Physics; Mr. Frederick R Peiffer, Physics; Mr. Richard S. Bremiller, Math; Mr John Ronning, Physics; Mrs. Nancy I Hagelmans, Math; Mrs. Susannah Dillman, Math. 151 Ur. I [Donald Zucker Dr. Eugene H Miller Political Science Dr. G. Sieber Pancoast Miss Eileen E Kraus Dr | Houghton Kane 152 153 Mr. John ) McCarthy Dr William T Parsons Dr. S. Ross Doughty Dr. Dork Vissor Dr Marvin I Reed History Mr. |. Douglas Davis 154 English Dr. Peter F. Perreten Dr. loyce E. Henry Dr. Louis A. DcCatur Dr George G. Storey ■ ' ' BumPvftft Gold Star Patrons Dr. Mrs. Salvatore J. Angelo Mr. Richard L. Bair Richard F. Beardsley 79 Jacqueline J. Bolger 02 Chuck Broadbent Y� 9 Mr. Mrs. William II. Bruce Dr. Mrs. A. |. Chialastri Mr F James Coffey Dr. Mrs. Joseph Debras Mark A. Diefenderfer 82 Mr. Mrs. Rudy C Lbling Scott B. Fischer '82 Mr. Mrs. John Frascella John E. Fuller '81 Dr. Mrs. Mario Galassi Mr. Mrs. Walter I Huff Mr. Mrs. Robert Isaacson Karen |. Janette '82 Mr. Mrs. Ceroid Knauerhase Mr. Mrs. Francis C. Lathrop, Jr Mrs. Bert layne Mr. Mrs. James O. Mattson Mr Mrs. Edward M. McWilliams, Sr. Dr Zarko D. Millich Dr. Mrs. Edward I Murphy Mr. Mrs. Richard P. Richter Mr. Mrs. James J. Romano Mr. Mrs. Udom Suvansri Mr Mrs. T homas I Todd Mr. Mrs. Edward B Ungradv Robert D Weller '81 Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Wright Silver Star Patrons Susanne Bechtold '01 Mr. Mrs. Linn C. Bierman 79 Mr. Mrs. II Richard Brown Campus Classics Dorothv S. Crosson '80 Mr. Mrs. Sergio O. Cuison, |r Mr. Mrs. Ronald V Donato Mr. Mrs. Wesley Emmons Joseph I. Fugurelli '80 Mr. Mrs. Alfred H. Roster Mr. Mrs. A. |. LaNoce Donna Marie McKay '82 Mr. Mrs. Kanzimerz Mojta William S. Morehouse '81 I ledy L. Muson '82 Mr Mrs. Michael A Petrucelli Mr.’ Mrs. William A. Pole Mr. Mrs. lohn Proccino Mr. Mrs. Earl S. Raub Mr. Mrs. A. R. Santanaslo Dr. M. Lee Schaebler '53 Mr. Mrs. George W. S hell Andrea Schiela '82 Michel Anne Speck '80 Dr. George A. Storey Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Stueben. Sr Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Sutherland Mr. Mrs. Udom Suvansri Mr. Mrs. John I. lull Mr. Mrs. James S. Vaccaro, |r. Mr. Geoffrey L. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Alan Watkins 158 Bronze Star Patrons Mr Mrs. William E. Adams Mr. Mrs. Michael T. Andrescavage Mr Mrs Stephen I Bartosh A. H. Bechtel '53 Mark C Behm '82 Dr. Mrs. Bernard E Benson Laureen Bowman '82 Mr. Mrs. Joseph Brackett '82 ). R Castor Cieco Family Col. Mrs. William Danzeisen, |r. Joseph V. D'Ascenzo '82 Kevin S. Douglass '80 Mark F. Eddinger '80 Laun Edelstein '82 Mr. Mrs. Leon E. Fetterolf Michael I. Gannon 79 Edward A. Grant 79 Mr Mrs. William K. Harrison Mr. Mrs Kenneth P. Hoover Mr. Mrs. George H. Jacques Eileen James '81 Mrs. Katherine W. Kneas '37 Mr Juanilo L. Lagunilla Mrs. Hope Landes Little Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Loefflad Mr. Mrs James D. Lomerson, Sr. Friends of Thomas W. Bass 79 Richard F. Beardsley 79 Betty Bianchini Anthony R. Casinelli 79 Chi Alpha F.li abeth R Cox 79 Patricia C. Cox '81 David E. Cusson '82 Dance Club Mr. Mrs. Paul C Dodson Leslie M. Llton '82 Brenda J. Fox '82 David G. Garner '81 Mr. Mrs. John I. Gattuso Robert M. I lemerka Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Jack W. Humbert Karen J Jannetti '82 Martin B. Katz 79 Mr Vito Luciano Leslie S March 'f 8 Dr Mrs. Eugene H Miller Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Mulligan Mr. Mrs. Rogert L. Ochs Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Paesani Mr. Mrs. Richard L Parenti Walter C. Peppelman '81 Mr. Mrs. John Perrotto Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Rausser Mr. Mrs David L. Rebuck Roderick B. Rees 79 Mr. lames R. Rue Zane Saul '81 Mrs. Wilda F Schatz Roy A. Schuetz 79 Mr. Mrs Joseph I. Sehmenski William I. Simpson. |r. Dr. Evan S. Snyder '44 Mr. Mrs. Raymond W. Snyder Charles I Stahl 79 Mr. Mrs. Udom Suvansri Mr. Mrs. Alvin Tils Mr. Mrs. Robert Walck Mr. Mrs W. B. Wikoff Mr Mrs. lore A Young. Sr Paul R. eiders '82 the Ruby Mr. Mrs. John S. Kemper Mr. Mrs Gerald R Keyek Christopher P Kile '81 Debbie Kumpf '81 Mr Mrs. Joseph Kuterbach Mr George M. Morley Mr Mrs. Walter adzak. |r John H O'Neil. Ir. '82 Jonathan M. Orens '82 Dr Peter I Perreten Mr Mrs. William A. Pole Mr. Mrs John I. Sabia Ann M Stapinski '81 Harry I Stumm 79 Michael K. Sullivan '80 Mr. Mrs. Udom Suvansri Mrs. Mary lane Underwood Patricia L. Williams 79 159 iTeg congratuT ; th mffber the class ofd c7Vt£ c ihuvwi A£S0cia(Wi of clAvsiws College welcomes the Clsss of 5 79 Visit tke co?7ege ojten. 8n.cH keep irv touck 161 Congratulations Graduating Science Majors C UrsitltiS 5tu.derCt G-ovemr erit Associatton) CommcmcIs and Congrratt lates all nertloers of the ClASS oj 1979, ALPHA PHI OMEGA Leadership Friendship Service Good Luck Seniors from Phi Alpha Psi Thanks and good luck to our Paul Brogan Mike Cunningham |im Grosh Tom Isban Steve Kratz Steve Lange Kevin Metzger graduating seniors! Bill Padden Keith Strunk Scott Trezza Dave Irumhower Keith Wright George Young Steve Young K APPA DELTA KAPPA Best of luck, seniors From the freshmen! 164 Congratulations to this year's graduating class from next year's! Class of I960! Goodbye K A k Seniors!! From your 1978 PLEDGECLASS Meow Meow Meow Meow Sue W. Becky Patty Sabina Beth Catherine Liz Barb Mike Zen Karen Patti Cindy Sue D Deb Shari Kathy Mary Vickie Inter Fraternity Council Alpha Phi Epsilon Alpha Phi Omega Bela Sigma Lambda Della Mu Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Sigma Rho Lambda Zeta Chi Good Luck T r Seniros Wool AB Pam Lin Southern Comfort Bartusk Mot Lips luanita Wench Carol lulie Peg Darlene 166 167 168 169 170 172 173 174 17S Special Thanks YVilda Srhat elson Williams Ann Bildstein Dawn Dugan Mike Cash Ruth Harris I ottie kritz Ellie Shaheen Debbie Dunion Mike Gilroy Abe Orlick Very Special Thanks Harry E. Broadbent III 176 Ruby 79 Spring Supplement Amateur Night at Songfest 79 Not until Songfest night did anyone realize the abundance of musical talent at Ursinus. I he student body showed its “stuff” as the annual competition between fraternities and sororities got under way. Alpha Phi Omega fraternity gave a winning performance with its version of Swanee, “Marne, and “California Here I Come I he w inning sorority was Phi Alpha Psi performing “Don't Rain on My Parade, and Singin' In the Rain.” Runnerups were Delta Pi fraternity and lau Sigma Gamma sorority. C’mon amt shout ,” cries Kich Barker First place winners. Phi Alpha Psi, sing their sorority song Everyone gel into ihe dct' Alpha Phi Omega performs heir winning version of Swanee.'' Dr Fago, impeccable master-of-ceremonies. Kappa Delta Kappa sisters. Beta Sin dresses t x the occasion. Attentive Zetans enjoy the show Accomplished violinist. David Dahroug lau Sig's little people decorate the stage. Led by Clay tbling. Sig Rho performs Pencilneck Cocck Demas Presents a Spring Fling This year's Spring Fling certainly helped ease the tensions of exams. Delta Mu Sigma fraternity arranged the party which was complete with food. beer, music, and games. Many students took part of the off-campus activities. Linda Lewandowski and Kim McFadden toast the winners Lisa Colona and her partner race for the finish Scott Fischer takes the last little bite The Todd Mall crew enjoy the sun Graduate and parent brave the weather. Rains Fail to Dampen Graduation Graduation is certainly one of the most important events of the college year. I his year's ceremonies had to compete with heavy thunderstorms, but it was still a sunny day for the graduates. Commencement was opened with a prayer by the college chaplain, the Reverend Max use her. I he commencement address was delivered by William Smith, Associate Director of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Mr. Smith received an honorary degree along with Hans Ober Hess and Harold Daehler Hayes. President Richter ended the ceremony by wishing the seniors well. Dr. Pa new si directs traffic President Richter and speaker, William Smith Stephanie Dent and class president, Sam Gafxinna Graduates await their turn to receive diplomas Candidates tor Bachelor ot Arts degrees President Richter congratulates Mark Arena, valedictorian Before ceremonies graduates and parents talk lacrosse club gains momentum Pam Brown looks to steal Spring Sports Shari Slavm checks University ol Pennsylvania i.. T . . , Debbie Brackett cradles toward the goal Ursmus prepares to vault Row I: L Wilson, P. Cox, B Cox, S Santanasto, N Hartex, L Ludwig. ( o.uh A Boyd Row 2: I Pandelitis, S. Balsam, I) Aronth. | Galen, I lames. H Frylx-rg, B. Scot! Women's Tennis Men's Baseball Row 1: B Sutherland Row 2: | (•roll K Douglas, G Curran, I McKee, I Ashinhurst. I Beddow R Barker, C Walck. | Grassie. I Drew Row 3: Coach Dick Gaglio, T Ousey, R Kas nel. W Peppelman. V. Marino, D'Arcenzo. |. Gasho. Sabia, Captain I Todd, G. Marateo, |. Blulwugh Row 1:1) Trumbower k. Davies R Middleton Row 2: P Zeiderv Coach I Stevenson, C Lecheler, D. Clare, V McDonnell Men's Golf Women's Lacrosse Row I: I Holmes |. Miller, C Buggy. S Modes. $ Hawes I anger Row 2: I Haag, B Mojla D. Oosson, S. Kelley, B Burr D Tweed, D. Anthony, S Darwin Kow I: K. Fhorne Row 2: Stapinsk . S Coif I Brown Row 3: k Brown. I) Bdglin. I Iennox. M lindqmst Morrison Women's Softball Men's Track Row I: I Kent. S Schatter I Walker. D lull Row 2: M Vrcien. I Males K Beck U Hutchinson. G Freeman. C Oasis K Eichner. I Vlulrov | Sweeney, D. Dahrouge Row 3: R Shaiko. S. Maurer. I) (,arner. R Delgiorno. H Dochelli, D. Stella Coach K Curzymki Men's Baseball u.c. OPP. 9 Ft. 1 auderdale Univ 8 17 Florida Bible 1 8 Florida Southern 4 0 Florida Southern 28 4 Muhlenberg 3 4 Elizabethtown 8 8 Moravian 7 7 Swarthmore 6 12 Swart hmore 7 7 Washington 5 8 Washington 7 3 Drexel 5 3 Widener 4 13 Allentown 4 1 lohns Hopkins 2 6 Johns Hopkins 4 2 Albright 9 5 Haverford 2 4 Haverford 3 U.C 6 Women's lennis Immaculata OPP. 0 2 Gettysburg 5 9 Swarthmore 1 3 K.ut town 4 1 F M 6 3 Cedar Crest 2 2 Villa nova 3 6 Bryn Mawr 4 7 Albright 0 2 West Chester 7 4 Our Lady of Angels 1 Women's Lacrosse U.C. OPP. 15 Harvard 2 15 Rutgers 6 20 Lehigh 3 7 Penn State 10 18 Glassboro 3 11 Univ. of Delaware 3 7 Temple 5 7 West Chester 5 20 F M 1 5 Univ Of Penna. 2 5 Lafayette 3 16 LSSC 3 9 lock Haven 1 7 Univ of Maryland 6 12 West Chester 5 Men's Golf U.C OPP 85 Dickinson 412 85 Scranton 420 203 Wilkes 213 203 Lycoming 223 415 LaSalle 424 415 Widener 438 412 Kings 414 412 Swarthmore 435 399 Lebanon Valley 395 399 Johns Hopkins 451 394 Fairleigh Dickinson 410 394 Delaware Valley 411 394 Phi la. Textile 486 95 Western Maryland 412 378 F M 437 404 Moravian 421 404 Albright 41 0 U.C. 0 Men's lennis Swarthmore OPP. 9 1 Villanova 5 1 Elizabethtown 8 4 Drew 5 4 Albright 5 1 Haverford 8 1 Johns 1 lopkins 8 9 Washington 0 9 Fastern 0 8 Moravian 1 7 Widener 2 Men's Track U.C. OPP. 71 Swarthmore 60 81 Muhlenberg 52 Phila. lextile 48 90 Widener 88 82 Vi Albright 6 Vi Elizabethtown 35 81 Vi Dickinson 54 Vi Johns 1 lopkins 45 67 Haverford 47 Delaware Valley 67 47 F M 93