Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)
- Class of 1980
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Table of Contents Academics...............................page 26  Seniors.................................page 40 Athletics..................................page 80 o Organizations........................page 114 Advertisements.............................page 178 . 3 ââTime present and time past ... 4 ... are both perhaps present in time future.â 5 âTry to learn something about everything ... 6 â â 7 Homecoming 79 Pam Kelly and Bruce Dalziel represent Sigma Rho Lambda. Tracy Nadzak and Mike Sullivan represent Alpha Phi Epsilon. Amy Huff and Tam Reilly represent Pi Omega Delta. Homecoming Queen. Pam Rocdiger and Vince Tini represent Zeta Chi. 8 Janet Miller and Kevin Underwood represent Delta Pi Sigma. Kim McFadden and John McGonigle represent Beta Sigma Lambda. Homecoming 1979 was a time to relive past memories as alumni and present students gathered for what was to be a thrilling day. This year, homecoming was highlighted by an exciting offensive football game which resulted in a 36-13 victory for the Bears. Pam lioediger. who represented Zeta Chi, was voted this year's homecoming queen by the student body. Tami Fujita and Terry Bantu represent Delta Mu Sigma. 10 12 13 14 15 ; Dr. William E. Akin Dean of the College 18 Administration Mrs. liuth R. Harris Dean of Students Mrs. Burt C. Layne Assistant to the Dean of Students Mr. Bichard J. Whatley Associate Dean of Students Ms. Leslie S. March Associate Dean of Students Director of Student Union 19 Mr. Richard W. Me Quillan Financial Aid Officers 20 Admissions Mr. H. Lloyd Jones, Jr. Dean of Admissions 21 Miss Eva J. Konkoly Biology Dr. Mary 13. Fields Ur. Conrad 1C. Kruse Ur. Peter F. Small Dr. David C. Phillips Dr. Albert C. Allen, Jr. 22 Chemistry Dr. Roger P. Staiger Dr. Ronald E. Hess Miss Jane Barth Dr. Ray K. Schultz Mrs. Faye F. Shaw Economics Dr. John D. Pilgrim Mr. A. A. Fulton 24 Mr. H. Conrad Meyer Mr. John J. McCarthy Mr. Harry C. Symons 25 Mr. H. Gregory Pett 26 Dr. (Juyle A. Byerly Mrs. Geraldine Edwards Foreign Languages Miss Patricia Ward Mrs. Colette Hall Or. Frances C. Novack Or. Danuta S. Lloyd Mr. Emil S. Paul 30 Mrs. Judith T. Butler Mr. Michael T. Cash 31 Mr. Handy H. Davidson Dr. Julia N. Murphy History Dr. S. Ross Doughty Dr. Derk Visser Dr. William T. Par sons Mr. J. Douglas Davis 32 Librarians 33 Miss Judith E. Fryer Mrs. Margaret B. Staiger Mr. Harry E. Broadbcnt III Mrs. Katharine W. Kneas Mr. . Brian Haley Mrs. Catherine D. Wilt 35 Mr. Richard S. Bremiller Physics Dr. Douglas Nagy 3G Political Science Dr. J. Houghton Kane Miss Eileen E. Kraus Dr. G. Sicbcr Pancoast Dr. F. Donald Zucker Dr. Catharine A. Chambliss Dr. Bruce E. Hideout Psychology Dr. Ceorge C. Fago 38 Dr. Richard M. Fletcher Dr. Keith . Hardman Philosophy and Religion Dr. William B. Williamson Philosophy and Religion Mr. John 11. French Music 39 Rick AI der fnr Harveysville, Pennsylvania Economics Dawn Anthony Vi I la no va. Pennsy I vu n i a Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma A ship in a harbor is safe. Hut that is not what ships are built for. -Shedd Diane Gayle Baglin Windsor, Connecticut Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma David C. Armstrong Hut boro, Pennsylvania Biology Lori Armbrust Morris Plains. New jersey Health and Physical Ed uca t ion Engl ish Phi Alpha Psi It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. -the little prince If. Brent Bamberger Phoenixville. Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Epsilon o Thomas W. Beddow Wilmington, Delaware Health and Physical Education Alpha Phi Epsilon âLife is what you make it; and brother, you have to make it!â Steven G. Benton Devon, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Omega Patricia J. Bilinski Spring City. Pennsylvania Mathematics Alpha Sigma Nu Henry Hyde Bon to III Westfield. New Jersey History Delta Mu Sign a Sec the happy moron He doesn't give a damn I wish I was a moron My Cod! Perhaps I am! -Anonymous Sylvia S. Barreiro Philadelphia. Pennsylvania (;h cm is try Ph ysi c s Kappa Delta Kappa Arise. Go forth, and Conquer. -Tennyson Donald Hichard Beadle Prospect Park. Pennsylvania Chemistry I am not now that which 1 have been.' Byron Debra Lou Blazer London berg, Pennsylvania William N. Boegel Bayport, Now York Health and Physical Education Delta Mu Signa Brian Binet Conshohocken, Pennsylvania Economics Delta Pi Sigma Never say goodbye, just say sec va! BB + SD I have spread my dreams under your feet: Tread softly l)ecause you tread on my dreams. -W.B. Yeats Mari Kathleen Brown Far Hills, New jersey English Omega Chi Asked Him which was the way buck home He said take a right at the light. Keep goin' straight until the night and then. Boy you're on your own. -B. Springsteen leri Lynn Breidegam Mount Top. Pennsylvania Pyschology Kappa Delta Kappa The philosophy which is so important in each of us is not a technical mutter. It is only partly got from books; it is our individual way of just seeing ami feeling the total push and pressure of the cosmos. â˘William James Cosmo Borzilla Norristown. Pennsylvania History The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. -Oliver Wendell Holmes Karen Lynn Burmeistfir Valley Forge, Pennsylvania Biology Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. â˘Booker T. Washington Jeffrey A. Carlow West Chester, Pennsylvania Political Science Alpha Phi Epsilon ââAll my life I've needed to be a man with a mind full of craves living to learn from each phase love me now while I'm here love you this man the storm in your life. -Gino Vannelli Carin Carlson Wayne, New Jersey Economics Kappa Delta Kappa Every day has been so short, every hour so fleeting, every minute so filled. with the life I love that time for me has fled on too swift a wing. -aga khan Mark . Bukovvski Dansville, New York Economics Beta Sigma Lambda LIVE, so you do not have to look hack and say: 'God. how I have wasted my life! -E.K.R. Michael C. Buonnmo Coatsville, Pennsylvania Psychology Delta Mu Sigma Irene J. Burke Springfield. Pennsylvania Biology Omega Chi ... and before I realized. 1 blinked my eyes and it was over. But the experience was gained and the memories remain. For now. I must say farewell to my pals. 11 Brian Carnival Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Biology Pi Omega Delta Now its hard to get serious when the joker is laughing â˘Jefferson Starship Eva Marie B.T. Casals Norristown, Pennsylvania Spanish Alpha Sigma Nu I.o importante no cs scr sol sino una simple luz quc alumhre ahi donde la pongan Lori D. Caswell Wall kill. New York French Omega Chi Throw a kiss and say goodbye I'll make it this time I'm ready to cross that fine Iine. Stcelv Dan Sunil Nanik Chandnani Monroeville, Alabama Engineering Douglas S. Cinoman Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Chemistry Pi Omega Delta Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its lieams.'' -Daniel Webster Kamala Bo bin Chapman Califon, New Jersey Economics Omega Chi Like the dust that settles all around me. I must find a new home. The ways and holes that used to give me shelter. Are all as one to me now. -Genesis UgilUltgllia William F. Clarke Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Biology On the road toShodan.â David B. Clare Jr. Westfield. New jersey Economics Peter Clifford Horsham. Pennsylvania Psychology The woods arc lovely, dark and deep But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep. â˘Robert Frost David M. Clift Dclran. New Jersey Chemistry Beta Sigma Lamba ''It was the best times, it was the worst of times, it was an age of wisdom, it was an age of foolishness. -Charles Dickens Lisa F. Colona Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Health und Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma âYou will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. -Collette Thanks Mom and Dad!! Mary A. Collins Erdenheim, Pennsylvania Political Science The earth has music for those who listen. MM A lota Cooper Huntingdon Valley. Pennsylvania English Omega Chi âI exist as 1 am. that is enough. If no other in the world hr aware I sit content. And if each and all be aware. I sit content. -Walt Whitman Charles Daniel Crandall Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Political Science Richard Cooper Huntingdon Valley. Pennsylvania Biology Pi Omega Delta But if you don't stand up. you don't stand a chance. -Rutherford 'Banks Genesis John F. Curley I lolland, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Epsilon Self confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings. -Samuel Johnson Dorothy Steele Crosson Meadowbrook, Pennsylvania Political Science Tau Sigma Gamma What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. Thanks DMD Gregory D. Curran Bedford Village. New York Physics Fame is a vapor, popularity is an accident, and money takes wings. All that endures is character. Hollis L. Curran Blue Boll, Pennsylvania Mathematics Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. life is a brokenwinged bird that cannot fly. -I.angstnn Hughes Bruce D. Dalziel Short Hills. New Jersey English Sigma Rho Lambda Geoffrey Da I win Port Jefferson. New York Mathematics Craig A. Davis Pottsville. Pennsylvania Economics Karen Ann Davidson Deer Park, New York French Omega Chi Patricia Lea Davis Wilmington. Delaware Economics Tau Sigma Gamma Like the twilight in the road up ahead They donât see just where we're going All the secrets in the universe. Whisper in our ears Ml the years, come and gone Pick us up â always up. We may never pass this way again -Seals and Crofts [§li§]l§] ri Dorothy ). Decker Norristown, Pennsylvania English Alpha Sigma Nu They say there's a heaven for those who wait Some say it's better, but I say it ain't I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints Sinners are much more fun ... And only the good die young ... -Billy Joel Albert V. Dellungelo Norristown. Pennsylvania Psychology âAs we strive to acquire and assimilate knowledge, we must be reminded that ours is not the world of complete comprehension. Fail-Safe . .. Now' -Jon Anderson Gary Lee Delong Statington, Pennsylvania Political Science âNever measure the height of a mountain until you reach the top. then you'll see how low it was. -Dag Hammarskjold Mario Nicola DeSimone Norristown, Pennsylvania Psychology Never Fear ... -Dr. Smith We will stand up for human life ... -|ohn Paul II Tracy Deivees Collegeville, Pennsylvania Biology One of the misfortunes of advancing age is that you get out of touch with the sunrise. You take it for granted, and it is over and done with before you settle yourself for the daily routine. That is one reason. I think, why. when we grow older, the days seem shorter. Wc miss the high moments of their beginning. -John Buchan Robert Anthony Donato Norristown, Pennsylvania Biology All the scholastic scaffolding falls as a ruined edifice, before one single word â Faith. -Napolean (PTL) Thanks Mom and Dad. for everything! David David Anthony Donia Wilton. Connecticut Economics Alpha Phi Omega Raymond S. Dougherty West Chester. Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Epsilon Kevin S. Douglass Warminster. Pennsylvania Biology Beta Sigma Lambda Don't arrange to send me to no asylum. I'm just as sane as anyone. It's just a game I play for fun - For Fun. -Supertramp Michael F. Eddinger Center Valley. Pennsylvania Chemistry Beta Sigma Lambda ljfc tis hut an unweeded garden Things rank and gross in nature possess it merely. -Hamlet Sharon L. Fahrnev Carlisle. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi So goodbye old buddies. And goodbye runnin' wild. -Seals Crofts Joseph J. Figurelli Clark. New Jersey Psychology Zeta Chi ... What a long, strange trip it's been. -The Grateful Dead Scoff I. Flcaglc Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Economics Delia Pi Sigma Margaret E. Flynn Malvern, Pennsylvania Biology Phi Alpha Psi You can fool the whole world down the pathway of years and get pats on the hack as you pass. But your final reward will be heartache and tears If you cheated the guy in the glass. -Dale Winbrow- F. Gilduy Freeman II Freehold. New Jersey Economics Sigma Hho Lambda Brad Steven Friedmann Ph i I a del ph ia, Pen n s yl va n i a Biology Beta Sigma Lambda Friendship is reaching for someones hand, and touching their heart. Caryl Tami Fajita King of Prussia. Pennsylvania Economics Omega Chi Celso-Ramon Garcia Merion Station, Pennsylvania Political Science Stand on hills of long forgotten yesterdays Pass amongst vour memories told returning ways. John Anderson Peter M. Germes Green Lane, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Zeta Chi Barry Dean Gessner Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Economics Edward T. Gheysens Jr. Vineland, New Jersey Economics Delta Pi Sigma If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. William Arthur Ward Richard . Greco Drums, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Omega One Works so hard to gel to the top of the ladder, only to find he is at the bottom of the next, never ending, ladder. Joseph Groff Audubon. Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Omega I owe it all to my Mom.â till Hadley Glenside. Pennsylvania Biology Omega Ghi John Hallnum Norristown. Pennsylvania Chemistry Delta Pi Sigma In God everything is possible. Barbara Karen Hayllar Atlanta. Georgia Economics Kappa Delta Kappa ... For those who love, time is eternity. lack Lester Hauler li i ch boro. Pen ns y I va n ia Biology Beta Sigma Lambda Each footstep isn't just a means to an end. but a unique event in itself... it's the sides of the mountain which sustain life, not the top. â˘Robert Persig Amy Louise Heck Doylestown, Pennsylvania Economics Omega Chi To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible To be as much as we can lx;, we must dream of being more. Susan Hawes Doylestown. Pennsylvania Political Science Tau Sigma Gamma Jeffery S. Hinkle Audubon, Pennsylvania Chemistry The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed. -Carl Gustar Jung Leslie Hoey Marl Ion, New Jersey Biology William G. Hornberger Jr. Shillington. Pennsylvania Psychology Sigma Rho Lambda Burry Joseph Huebner Manahawkin. New Jersey Chemistry Pi Omega Delta Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. Amy L. Huff Haddonfield. New jersey English Omega Chi John E. Ingeholm Scotch Plains, New Jersey Biology Beta Sigma Lambda V Kyle M. Jackson Berwyn, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma To dream of the person youâll like to lx;... is a waste of the person you are ... Hoyt Jonas Haddon Heights, New Jersey Economics Delta Mu Sigma I'll gel down to the sea somehow. -Jackson Browne Pamela A. Kelly Glenside. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma You've got to gel up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. â˘Carole King Jennifer Carrie Jones Chatham, New Jersey Economics History Tau Sigma Gamma It's a reassuring feeling, having things that I can count on. having things I know will be there rain or shine . It's a reassuring feeling, having things I can count on. having things I know will last year in. year out ... It's the lieauty of your sharing and the kindness of your caring like the joy that knowing you is all about. â˘to Mom S Dad with thanks! Susan Kelly Glenside. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma Let nothing come between ... Simple man. simple dream. -Linda Rondstat Martin B. Katz Abington, Pennsylvania Ph i losoph y li eligion Happy Tatering Always! -George Scott Baseball Hero George Earle Kirschner III Jacobus, Pennsylvania Economics Alpha Phi Omega Wise men learn from other's mistakes, fools from their own. nr Lucille Komi net . Pottsvillc. Pennsylvania Biology Omega Chi What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us -Emerson I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomv -B.W Janet M. Knauerhase Marco Island. Florida Biology Phi Alpha Psi ... 1 am yours, you are mine, you are what you are ... -Stephen Stills Alfred I). K os ter Edison, New Jersey Economics Sigma Bho Lambda I may miss the harvest. But I won't miss the feast. -Dan Fogelberg: Illinois' Bichard Brian Kowey Norristown. Pennsylvania Chemistry No mind is thoroughly well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor. -S.T. Coleridge Robert Lane Glen Bock. New Jersey Economics Beta Sigma Lambda Money makes money, and the Money Money makes, makes more Money. R. Lane Theodore B. Krause Hellertown, Pennsylvania Chemistry Physics Gregg Lawrence Lecheler Hackettstown, New Jersey Physics Beta Sigma Lambda John B. Lehman Greens burg, Pennsylvania Physics Beta Sigma Lambda Jennifer Lynne Lee Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Biology Omega Chi Though the world may make you hard and wild and determines how your life is styled, When you've come to feel that you're the only child. l ct the laughter fill your glass. And when youâve found another soul who sees into your own. Take good care of each other. Jackson Browne David Harris Lipow Audubon, Pennsylvania Biology Linda Marie Lewandowski Skippack, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Sigma Nu Thanks Mom and Dad for the chance you never had. Into fog. through the fog we rowed. Then: The wide sea - so blue, so bright! Shiki Hon Lippe Marlton, New Jersey Chemistry 'kT|[E3|[tg] Kevin Ludwig Perkasie, Pennsylvania Biology Cod grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot changer. Courage to change the things I can: And the wisdom to know the difference ... Edward Lis, jr. Gulph Mills. Pennsylvania Biology Psychology There was nothing anywhere tf necessary; Nothing in nature that existed without a purpose. Calvin Litka Collegeville, Pennsylvania Psychology Susan Malin Southampton. Pennsylvania Chemistry The great man is he who does not lose his child's heart.'' Mencius Philip T. Maher Collegeville, Pennsylvania Economics Mark Bichard Malkames Allentown, Pennsylvania Political Science Sigma Rho Lambda So I turned myself to face me. but I never caught a glimpse of how the others must sec the faker. I'm much too fast to take that test. David Bowie Beth Ann Mallozzi Ambler, Pennsylvania Biology Omega Chi Louise Martignetti Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Biology Kappa Delta Kappa The pain of leaving those you grow to love is only the prelude to understanding yourself and others. Shirley Maclaine Brian Matthew Malsbergcr Clarks Green, Pennsylvania Political Science Herein lies the tragedy of the age: not that-men arc poor â .ill men know something of poverty; not that men are wicked - who is good? Not that men are ignorant â what is truth? Nay. but that men know so little of Gregory E. Martin Lancaster, Pennsylvania Political Science Do not give up. but keep on striving. It can he done, it will be accomplished R.l.M. proved it and so will I. Kimberly Lynn Munders Magnolia, New Jersey Chemistry Kappa Delta Kappa Margaret H. Mcirtz Westwood. New Jersey Mathematics Kappa Delta Kappa David B. Mothers Bellevue, Nebraska Political Science Zeta Chi (Jee Wally, school sure was swell, huh? Linda E. McConnell West Chester, Pennsylvania Mathematics Phi Alpha Psi Backward, turn backward. O time, in your flight. Make me a child again just for to-night! Elizabeth A. Allen Kimberly A. McFadden Ambler. Pennsylvania Political Science Phi Alpha Psi The future lies within us - in our hearts, in our minds, and in our souls. Anon Dennis P. McGeehan Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Chemistry The obvious is that which is never seen until someone expresses it simply. Kahil Gibran John McGonigle Jr. Norristown, Pennsylvania Chemistry Beta Sigma Lambda Look not at the past_it will not return: but wisely improve the present, it is ours for the moment: Go forth and meet the future, wisdom be your guide. David Bichard McPhillips Quakertown, Pennsylvania Biology Beta Sigma Lambda ... But if you should try very hard to look beyond the red light, you will find your dream awaiting you. onto which you must hold tight. D.T. 75 65 Diane f. Meeker Allentown, Pennsylvania Political Science Alpha Sigma Nu Friendship's the wine of life. Young Peter Messner Schwenksville, Pennsylvania Mathematics Janet I. Miller Drcshcr, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma All things work for good with those who love the Lord. Romans 8:28 llichard II. Midword Garden City. New York Biology Beta Sigma Lambda Look forward with anticipation, look now with wonder, and look back with understanding. Joanne McPhiJIips Warminster, Pennsylvania English Omega Ghi From the opium of custom To the ledges of extremes Don't believe it till you've held it Life is seldom what it seems. But lay your heart upon the table. And in the shuffling of dreams Remember who on earth you arc. Greg Lake Julie A. Meehan Austin, Texas Biology Kappa Delta Kappa Though independence and confidence arc the roots of suoccss. it is from the daily interactions and cherished friendships that stem the invigorating and worthwhile times of our lives. Joseph Mirto Mountainside, New Jersey Economics Delta Mu Sigma You only live once But if you live it right once is enough.â A.W.A.D. Richard Lac Morris Pittsfield, Massachusetts English Alpha Tuna Fisha My ideas do not set me apart from others, for all people possess a multitude of ideas. It is only the practice of these ideas that separates me from the masses. Richard N. Moser Jr. Collegeville. Pennsylvania Economics Delta Mu Sigma Eileen Marie Murphy Lyndell, Pennsylvania Psychology Kappa Delta Kappa ... the attainment of an imperturbable inner peace, a joyous freedom from guilt, and a purified, selfless goodness and calmness ... Patricia M. Naab Palmcrton, Pennsylvania History Tau Sigma Gamma Tracy Nadzak Vernon, Connecticut Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi Talk with crowds but keep your virtue: Walk with kings but keep the common touch. Keep your faith and let not hard times hurt you: And you will never ask from life too much Michael Eric Newman Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania Biology Brain: an apparatus with which we think that wc think. E. Guenever Norris Huntingdon, Pennsylvania History Alpha Sigma Nu The desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases ever with the acquisition of it. Laurence Sterne Robert L Ochcs, Jr. Norristown. Pennsylvania Physics Physical reality is a ray in Hilbert space. Arthur Paul Petrillo Springfield. Pennsylvania Chemistry Mathematics Donald E. Philhower Long Valley. New Jersey Health and Physical Education Christian faith is a grand cathedral, with divinely pictured windows. Standing without. you can see no glory, nor can imagine any. but standing within even,1 ray of light reveals a harmony of unspeakable splendors.' Donna Lyne Phillips Aldan. Pennsylvania Economics Omega Chi Hawthorne fcjiisfiBjraia Jeffary F. Fierce Hoyersford. Pennsylvania Economics Jeff Plunkett Hatboro. Pen ns yl va n ia Economics Alpha Phi Epsilon James M. Pastel I Hoyersford. Pennsylvania English You progress not ihrough improving what has been done. But reaching toward what has yet to be done. Kahil Gibran Pamela J. Pastell Hoyersford. Pennsylvania Psychology Omega Chi The soul would have no rainbow had the eyes no tears. John Vance Cheney Mark A. Primrose East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Political Science John Craig Huberts Uowningtoivn, Pennsylvania Economics Not only horseplayers die broke, almost everyone else docs too. David I. Hath Royersford, Pennsylvania Political Science Steven Karl Schirk Pottstown, Pennsylvania Biology Delta Pi Sigma ... the head bone is connected to the heart Ixine. Don't let them come apart. Man Alda Lee Ami Schnuble Lonsdale, Pennsylvania Biology Kappa Delta Kappa Pamela Anne Rocdiger Rydal, Pennsylvania English Omega Chi It was a time of living It was a time of friends Who was the fool that said. Good things must come to and end? And no one kept an eye on time 'cause four years just flew by couldn't we say hello again Instead of saying good-bye ? P.L.A. lack C. Rosen fold Norristown, Pennsylvania Biology Some men see things as they are and say. why? I dream of things that never were and say. why not? David N. Rosvold Cinnuminson, New Jersey Biology Delta Pi Sigma And though it's always been with me. I must tear down the wall and let it be All I am. and all that I was ever meant to he. in harmony Kerry I.ivgren-Steve Walsh Nancy Lee Schoen Morristown, New Jersey Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi Life is too serious to be taken seriously Beth A. Schivendf Douglassville. Pennsylvania Biology Kappa Delta Kappa Wisdom is the principle thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Proverbs 4:7 Bennett B. Shanker Haddonfield, New Jersey Biology Every life is a work of art Shaped by the man who lives it... G. Lowes Dickinson Prank P. Shannon West Chester, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Phi Epsilon Fred Sit tel Amber, Pennsylvania Political Science Sue Ann Simons Spring Mount, Pennsylvania Chemistry Alpha Sigma Nu The rainbow: That gracious thing, made up of tears and light. Coleridge I Kathleen Joan Smith Hurluysvillu, Pennsylvania Biology Phi Alpha Psi Live life to its fullest by your standards, not theirs. Hal Sulur Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Economics It's tin- same story the crow told ine. its the only one he knows. Like the morning sun you tome and like the wind you go. Ain't no time to hate, barely time to wait. Wo-oh what 1 wanted to know, where did the time go? â˘Grateful Dead Shari Slavin Newark. Delaware Chemistry Omega Chi The weekend at the college didn't turn out like you planned. The things that you call knowledge I can't understand. -Steelv Dan Albert L. Sncdaker III Lansdale. Pennsylvania Economics Margo ret Jane Sneud Dover. Pennsylvania English Educa lion Omega Chi If it weren't for the last minute alot of things wouldn't get done. Michal Anne Speck Haddonfield, New Jersey Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma It is not how much we have, hut how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. Unknown And I want to do all the things that I never have done. Dan Fogelberg L=JI Louise Ann Stack Chevy Chase, Maryland Psychology Heist helight Heist hetruty Heist heway â˘Noel Paul Stookey Gail Steinherger Maple Glen, Pennsylvania History Phi Alpha Psi Know why we were all here? Cause we weren't all there !! K.W. Patricia A. Stasny Southhampton. Pennsylvania Biology Kappa Delia Kappa But if you don't stand up you don't stand a chance. Genes is Sqnonk Leigh Anne Straub Cherry Hill. New Jersey Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma Youth, enthusiasm and tenderness are like the days of spring. Instead of complaining of their brief duration. try to enjoy them Ruckert Claudia Stewart Oaks, Pennsylvania Biology Omega Chi When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too. The mem'ry of the past will stay And half our joys renew. Moore Hard work may not hurt me but it tires me. Anonymous Patti K. Strohecker Centre Square, Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi Sometimes I lie awake at night and wonder where the years have gone They have all passed under sleepâs dark and silent gate, jackson Browne Carl Joseph Sullivan Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Chemistry Alpha Phi Epsilon Time is eternal life is not. Michael K. Sullivan Wilmington, Delaware Biology Alpha Phi Epsilon See the happy moron. He doesn't give a damn. I wish I were a moron -My God. perhaps I am! Anonymous Lizannc T. Sutherland Naugatuck, Connecticut Health and Physical Education Phi Alpha Psi Lot the memories belong to you - and not you to them |oc Rdey Elysia Edenborn Taylor Pottstown, Pennsylvania Political Science Omega Chi ... So before we end (and then begin) â Weil drink a toast to how it's been ... A few more hours to be complete. A few more nights on satin sheets. A few more times that I can say ... I've loved these days. Billy Joel lames C. Thompson Alexandria, Virginia Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega Kim Aimee Thorne Medford, New Jersey Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma We laughed together. We swore together We struggled together. Sure we laughed at stupid things sometimes, and we swore unnecessarily. But damn, it was fun! Bill Hi Frederick C. Thorpe Milford, New Jersey Health and Physical Education Paulette Prudhon Tremblay Birdsboro. Pennsylvania Mathematics Physics But still try. for who knows what is possible. Michael Faraday Vincent C. Tini Media. Pennsylvania Political Science Zetu Chi li. Kevin Underwood Washington, Pennsylvania Biology Delta Pi Sigma Temptation resisted is a true test of character. Dustin Hoffman Deborah Dawn Tobias Telford, Pennsylvania Biology Phi Alpha Psi For non shall die who have the future in them. M Le Sueur The beauty that addresses itself to the eyes is only the spell of the moment; the eye of the body is not always that of the soul. George Sand Thomas M. Ward Collegcville, Pennsylvania Political Science It is by the goodness of God that in our country we have those three unspeakably precious things: freedom of speech, freedom Of conscience, and the prudence never to practice either. Mark Twain ÂŤSEBSB Karen Lynn Wei be I Havertown, Pennsylvania Mathematics Phi Alpha Psi Like Columbus in the olden days we must gather all our courage. Sail our ships out on the open sea. Cast away our fears. All the years come and go. Take us up. always up. We may never pass this way again. Seals and Crofts Kenneth E. West, Jr. Springhouse, Pennsylvania Economics I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Nixon Ronald F. Welsch Paoli, Pennsylvania Economics Beta Sigma Lambda Andrea S. Wickerham Gettysburg, Pennsylvania History Tau Sigma Gamma For yesterday is but a dream. And tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness. And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Kristine Gail Wieboldt Chatham, New Jersey Spanish English Phi Alpha Psi Gerald R. Williams West Chester, Pennsylvania Chemistry Alpha Phi Epsilon s:-ar Irwin H. Wolfert Plymouth Meeting. Pennsylvania Biology Beta Sigma Lambda Well its a hard thing to face the music. But its something everybody has got to do. So I hope that I can always remember. All the crazy times we had to go through. Kansas Sue Ann Williams King of Prussia. Pennsylvania Health and Physical Education Margaret A. Williams W'i kcs-Barrc. Pennsylvania Mathematics Physics Kappa Delta Kappa If A equals success, then the formula A equals X plus Y plus Z. X is work. Y is play. Z is keep your mouth shut. Albert Einstein David W'ood Wayne, Pennsylvania Chemistry âThis is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only son into the world that we might live through him. I John 4 9 (PTL) Mark Brendlinger Woodland Penllyn. Pennsylvania Biology Life is short, but love lengthens it: as do good friends and fond memories. God Bless. MBW Jon Eileen ' .anger Littlestown, Pennsylvania Economics Tau Sigma Gamma By your own soul do you learn to live. And if man thwart you. have no care. And if man hate you. take no heed. Sing your song, dream your dream, hope your hope, and pray your prayer. Jan Zanger Cynthia F. Zarnoski Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Biology Alpha Sigma Nu Don't believe what your eyes arc telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to fly. Richard Bach 78 Football Front Row: Rich Barker, Tom Baddow. ohn Blubuugh. Craig Walek. Dave Dougherty. Leo Raffle, John Onopchenho. lack Freeman, feff Curluw, Larry Fettvrman. Bill McHalv Second Row: Lou Dallago. Joe Marlino, Mark Schmidt. Terry Bazotv. Rob Jones. Keith Beck. Tom Dunn. Kevin Burke. Bruce Fensterbush. Mike Chiarappa. Ken DeAngolcs. John Gatuso Third Row: Ladd Martel. Jim Rumer. Fred Ciuvcrdvlli. Mike Fugun, Tom Deluney. Chuck Groce. Jim Mowry. Jeff Vunuce, Robin Ruby. Joe Rongionc. BiII Black Fourth Row: Lonney Grore, Tim Reilly. John Haley. Mike Milligan. Coaches â Jim Greger. Paul Tomko, Dan Weller. La try Karas. Norm Reichenbach. Ken Donahue. Scott Naftuln. Jim Kelly, lay Repko Fifth Row: George Weeks. Brian Lyman. Joe Giammarco. George Becker. Eric Raffle. Dave Rcmmcy. Bill White. Mark Doran. Bob Braun, Nick Sabia, Phil Repko. Matt Delao Sixth Row: Man Chester. Steve Kline. Ray Snyder. Mark Adams. Dave O'Brian. Joe Martino. Jim Losty, Mike Mullahy, Glen Isronard, Jeff Bright. Bob Oscomtch If you judge the Bear's 1979 football season by its win - loss record alone, you will miss the true talent, determination, and potential of the team. This year's team was the fifth best scoring team in Ursinus' history. Led by quarterback Craig Walck and wide receiver fay liepko, Ursinus set several MAC records: most yards passing in one game (402), most touchdowns passing in one game (Walck, 4). most touchdown receptions in one game (liepko. 3), most yardage in pass receptions in one game (liepko, 256). After getting off to a disppointing start, loosing two games in the last minute, and three games by a total of nine points, the team came back to win three of their last four games. Walck was named us the first team quarterback in the EC AC Southern Conference and along with tight end Jeff Carlow received MAC Honorable Mentions. The Bears look forward to a promising season next year with all of their starters returning. 82 83 Field Hockey 7'h ; field hockey team hud u very fine season this past year. Led by senior co-captains Jan Zang-er and Kim Thorne, the team finished second in the liegionul Tournament at Temple. This qualified the team for the National Tournament at Princeton where they ended the season sixth in the nation! Another highlight this season was a 1-0 shutout over arch rival West Chester State on Homecoming Day. Joanne McPhillips had an excellent season in goal for the team while Lori Holmes. Jill Snyder and Trace Davis were all major scoring threats. Front Row: Laurie Holmes, Debbie Brackett. Lisa Culonu, Irish Delfenune. Debbie Tweed. Gina Buggy. till Snyder Second How: Adele Boyd (Coach). Margie Yost. Dot Crosson. Sue Darwin. Kim Thorne (Capt.). Jan ' .anger (Cap!.) Trace Davis. Dawn Anthony. Joanne McPhillips. Mary Ann Harris (Asst. Coach) M u.c. 0 St. Louis OPP. 1 3 Gettysburg 0 2 Hutgers 0 4 Univ. of Delaware 0 4 Glassboro State 1 2 Univ. of Maryland 3 1 Temple 0 1 Univ. of Penn 1 2 Lehigh 0 7 Trenton 1 1 Franklin fr Marshall 0 1 West Chester State 0 0 Penn State 1 3 East Stroudsburg 0 0 Lock Haven 1 0 Princeton 1 85 Front Row: Sue Montco. Cecilia Meza. Gcrogetlc Zavaivski. Lisa Colona. luckic Bolgcr. Tracy Cherry. Kit Anderson Second Row: Adclc Boyd (Coach) Margie Yost. Barb Scott. Dot Crosson. Iâam Kelley. Iâatli Strohecker. lanct Miller. Mary Ann Harris (Coach) The third and fourth hockey teams joined as a unit and shared much dedication and determination this year. Even though they went through the 1979 season practically unnoticed, the team established a sense of unity and closeness both on and off the playing field. Memories will be shared by all the girls on this year's team and next year promises to Ixi another exciting season for both the third and fourth hockey teams. 86 87 Soccer Front Row: Hick Morris. Jeff Jcwith Jofm Fuller. Dave Blitz. Fred Shapiro. Pete Clifford Second Row: l Quasti. Bill Lynch. Tony Esposito. Bill Morehouse. Jim Droves. Walter Manning (Coach). Missing: Jeff Turner. Greg Gifford. Brian Barlow. Allan Johnson. John Whitc ield. Murk Kessler, Bob Harris. John Signorino, Hicky Hope. Boh Harrison. Craig Harris. Dave limes. Jon Dick. John Summers. Chip Montgomery, harry Florin. Chuck hangman. Jim Birchmeirer The soccer learn, led by co-captains Jeff fewitt and Tony Esposito, (inished with a 10-5-1 season. The defense, led by the superb play of Bill Morehouse, Jeff fewitt, Hicky Hope, and )ohn Signorino, (rustrated many attacking forwards while goalie Jim Birchmeirer shutout five teams. Greg Gifford, Dave Butz, Tony Esposito, Brian Bar-low. and Hob Thomas led the potent Ur-sinus offense. This season was Ursinus' best ever, and with most of the starting team returning next year, the Bears will have an excellent shot at the MAC crown. 8H u.c. 2 1 0 0 2 2 1 3 4 2 1 2 1 5 1 2 Franklin Marshall Drexel Lafayette Scranton Johns Hopkins Drew Lebanon Valley Delaware Valley Alumni Albright Haver ford Swarthmo re Mu hien berg Widener Washington Western Maryland 89 Cross Country Front Row: Paul Schodowski, John Squint. Roland Desilcts, Dave Garner Second Row: Steve Wallace. Pal Walker. Jan Perrotto. Hon Shaiko. Rrian Clark. Rob Shoudt (Coach). Paul Graeff c. OPP. 16 Johns Hopkins 46 15 Dickinson 50 15 Drexel 48 19 Scran Ion 40 17 Kings 46 15 St. Thomas Aquinas 50 15 Drew 50 15 Eastern 50 15 Swarthmore 49 15 Albright 49 16 Moravian 47 The Ursinus harriers. coached by Robert Shoudt. strolled through the dual meet portion of their seasonwith a record of 11-0. stretching their unbeaten streak to tiventy-three meets. Throughout the season the top four runners were: Dave Garner, Ron Shaiko. Pat Walker, and Jon Perrotto. Garner capped off the dual meet season with a record shattering performance in front of the Homecoming Day crowd. The season was culminated in November with the MAC Championships. The squad finished third in the MACâS and placed four men in the top twenty: Garner (7th). Shaiko (8th). Walker (13th). and Perrotto (20lh). The following week, the Golden Bears returned with hopes of qualifying for the NCAA Division III National Championships. However, the harriers fell just short of their goal as they finished sixth out of some forty-three eligible teams. Losing no one to graduation, the team members are optimistic about the 1980 season. Volleyball With the addition of a new coach. Bill Sutherland, and a delayed start in pre-game practice the women's volleyball team had a frustrating beginning. However, those initial losses only made the team realize its potential and the list of victories began to grow. The girl's succeeded in guining a consolation trophy in the Philadelphia Invitational Tournament by defeating Immaculate who had been victorious over Ursinus in an earlier contest. Three days later, the team traveled to Drexel for its last game of the season. It was a previous loss to Drexel that cost the girls the winners bracket in the Philadelphia Tournament. But in a spectacular, hard fought match. Ursinus gave Drexel its only league loss of the season. The two senior co-captains, Lori Armbrust and Kathy Smith, leave the team with an optimistic outlook for an even better season next year. u.c. 0 York OPP. 2 1 Franklin Marshall 2 0 Gettysburg 3 0 Moravian 3 2 Muhlenberg 1 1 Lafayette 2 0 Temple 3 0 Trenton 3 3 Swath more 2 2 Immaculate 3 3 Albright 1 0 Univ. of Penn. 3 Front Row: Betty Morrison. Patsy Cox. Kathy Smith Second Row: Lynda Nelson. Margaret Tomlinson. Wendy Bjornson. Lori Arm hurst Missing Ann Stapimki, Arny Rowland 91 Basketball Whan practice began on October 15, there was something new and different in the air. A sense of dedication and purpose was distinctly evident. Team members knew that 1979-80 would be an exceptional season. Enthusiastic fans came out in large numbers as the Bears defeated Widener twice and brought home the MAC Southeast Championship with a victory over Swathmore. As a result, the Bears entered the MAC playoffs for the first time since 1968. In the opening round, Ursinus downed Western Maryland. Despite an overtime loss to Dickinson in the final round of the MACâS, the Bears were selected to compete in the NCAA Mid Atlantic Regional playoffs for the first time in the school's history. In the process of making the playoffs, the team collected more wins than any other men's basketball team at Ursinus. First Row: Kevin McCormick. Mike Brophy, ay DeFruscio, ohn Curley, fint Mobley, Lurry Dnvis Second Row Greg Thren (Coach), Tom Broderick, Brent Bamberger, Dave Petittu. Skip Worley (Head Coach), Dean Clayton, fuck Devine. Dennis Lcddy. Fete Beilis (Coach). Mike Piofroivicz (Coach) 92 c. OPP. 63 Juniata 64 67 Allentown 61 73 Univ. of Scranton 70 77 Haver ford 75 68 Swath more 56 68 Widener 60 65 Haver ford 70 107 Delaware Valley 90 55 Penn State 87 65 Franklin fr Marshall 68 83 Johns Hopkins 90 95 Muhlenberg 54 71 Fairleigh Dickinson 66 84 Washington 66 46 Widener 40 79 Moravian 64 68 Johns Hopkins 66 91 Drew 84 87 Western Maryland 72 83 Washington 90 72 Phil a. Pharmacy 65 63 Swath more 59 82 Albright 103 68 Western Maryland 64 62 Dickinson 65 72 Albright 88 64 Dickinson 77 93 Basketball First Row: Pam Brown. Lynda Nelson. Jeanne Eckert. Kim Thorne. Jan .anger. Andrea Wickcrham. Jan Gable Second Row: Trieie Nuab (Manager), Sally McGrath. Gwen McKeon. Wendy Bjornson. Marion Crowell. Beth Hepko. Margaret Tomlinson, Betsy llaag. Michal Speck (Manager), Sue Stahl (Coach) For the first time in four years, the womenâs basketball team finished above .500. The team was considerably stronger and faster than last year's team. Freshmen Mairon Crowell and Margaret Tomlinson guve the Bears much needed height underneath, while guards Regina Eckardt and Jan Cable were quick on defense. Sophomores Gwen McKcon. Lynda Nelson. Sully McGrath, Wendy Bjornson and Beth Hepko all contributed with their aggressive play and fine shooting. Steady performances by Betsy llaag and Bam Brown helped solidify the team's overall effort while seniors Kim Thorne, Andy Wickcrham and Ian Zanger contributed with their leadership and experience. The team sported an overall record of 13-8 including an upset victory over West Chester, and placed second in the MACâS. With the nucleus of the team returning next year, this yearâs winning season should be the first of many for Ursinusâ womenâs basketball. 94 First Row: Eileen James. Sue Kelley. Trish UelFcmine. Earn Kelley Second Row: Kosie Noab, Janine Taylor. Betty Morrison. Stephanie Kano. Pat West (Coach). Carol Jankowski Missing: Diane Baglin 96 ft 97 Gymnastics Row 1: Joyce Friess, Lori rml rusL Slioron Fuhrncy. Jessino Poniptâi Row 2: Carol ess. fill lladlcy, Val l.uciano Row 3: Nanette Hartman, Becky Thom, Karla Cantcllo The 1979-WHO Women's Gymnastic team ended their season with a 5-5-1 record. After a tough .6 point loss to Frostburg and a .1 point loss to the University of Pittsburg at Johnstown, the team u.c. OPP. placed third in the PAIAW Championships. Also, the team was 108.15 Frostburg 106.75 represented in the Regional Championships by sophomore Carol 106.15 Univ. of Penn. 106.75 Hess on the uneven parallel bars. and by freshman Becky Thorn 98.4 West Chester 122.9 as tin all around competitor. Next year promises to be another 98.4 Bryn Mawr 80.85 exciting season for the women's gymnastics team. 101.8 Univ. of Md. 107.65 102.9 Lock Haven 96.95 102.9 Navy 87.85 103.25 Univ. of Pitt. 104.25 103.25 Franklin 8r Marshall 57.6 100.1 Gettysburg 91.65 100.1 Univ. of Penn. 112.65 98 Wrestling Row 1: S. Browning, II. Moser, D. Viola. G. Gifford Row 2:1). Irwin (coach). S. Luckcnbauch, H. Citlo. S. DeDufour. H. Kipp (coach) The 1979-1980 wrestling season was one of aps and downs. Led by co-captains Hick Moser and Greg Gifford, the Hears compiled a 6-10 record. Despite several vacancies in the lineup, only four out of sixteen teams outscored the Ursinus wrestlers man for man! The Hears lone senior. Hick Moser, finished his college career with an impressive 54-16-1 record. In his three years as a wrestler, Moser placed third in the MAC'S twice, qualifying him both times for the NCAA Division III National Championships. Junior Greg Gifford ended his third year on the team by raising his undefeated dual-meet mark to a devastating 42-0-0. Gifford was voted the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the 1980 MACâS. Gifford went on to compete in the Nationals where he defeated his first two opponents but. due to a torn shoulder, had to default in the third round. Other top wrestlers were sophomore Steve DeDufour who compiled an excellent first year 12-4 record including eleven pins. Sophomore Dave Viola compiled a 12-3 record and was fifth in the MAGâs. Hounding out the lineup were Baptist Bible champ Hob Citta, and freshmen Dave Whitlock and Scott Browning. U.C. OPP. 31 Upsala 17 5 Delaware Valley 45 17 Elizabethtown 41 30 Moravian 27 16 Muhlenberg 34 3 Drexel 50 24 Wagner 24 16 Western Maryland 36 24 Lebanon Valley 25 44 Fairleigh Dickinson 6 38 Haver ford 6 42 LaSalle 6 24 Widener 32 24 Johns Hopkins 30 18 S worth more 28 31 Albright 21 99 Swimming Row 1: T. Murphy (coach). . Marlino. . Haws. B. Carnival. M. Flack. H. Marshall. C. F.llis (coach) Row 2: . Giarditwlli, K. O'Shea. B. Ballard, B. IVorrentfer, . Dunlap, f. Rongionc 1(K) Row 2: T. Murphy (coach). N. Herman. K. Hollstoin. K Hanson. . Grvcnleo. B. Butvden Row 2: L. Hoey. L KngInr. M. McBride. K. Wcittel. I). Tobias. . Sfrohecker 101 Golf Dave Trombotver (7V). Greg I.echeler. Kevin Davies. Hand Middelton. off Niobling. Doug Swedy. George Becker. Eric Stevenson (coach). Haul .eiders U.C. OPP. 425 LaSalle 422 425 Widener 505 390 Lebanon Valley 370 390 Johns Hopkins 420 425 Sworthmore 437 437 Fairleigh Dickinson 423 437 Delaware Valley 432 401 Western Maryland 406 401 Lycoming 409 405 Franklin Sr Marshall 383 396 Drcxcl 378 396 Haver ford 405 410 Moravian 417 410 Albright 440 The 1980 Coif team, led by seniors Greg Lechclcr and Kevin Davies, compiled a fine 8-6 season. Victories over Moravian and Albright in the final match of the season powered the team into the MAC Championships. Poor weather, however, resulted in only average scores for all the team members. Next year promises to be an even better season for the Boors with most of the team members returning to the links. 102 Tennis This year's tennis teams had high hopes for very successful seasons. With the help of two freshmen, the men's team looked forward to bettering their 4-7 record of last year, while the women's team also hoped to improve last year's mark. The men's team started out slowly, as is their trademark, losing their first four matches. However, they rebounded and proceeded to win the next five out of six matches to finish the season at .500. The womenâs team played consistantly throughout the season and also ended up at .MM). With most of the players returning, the 1981 season should prove to be very successful for both the men's and womenâs tennis teams. Menâs Tennis u.c. OPP. 0 Swarthmore 9 2 Villanova 7 3 Elizabethtown 6 3 Scranton 6 6 Wilkes 3 H Washington 1 0 Haver ford 9 7 Johns Hopkins 2 9 Moravian 0 8 Widenar 1 Women's Tennis 0 Temple 5 5 Penn State Ugontz 0 4 Bryn Mawr 1 0 Lehigh 7 0 Gettysburg 7 5 Cedar Crest 2 5 Swarthmore 0 5 Our Lady of Angels 0 2 Lafayette 5 4 Albright 3 5 Immaculate 0 0 Franklin fr Marshall 7 103 Row 1: frj'Jeon lames, Patsy Cox Row 2: Pcjy y Sun Singe. Doth Murphy. Meriti osperson. Barb Scott. Cheryl Mogcrtcy Row 3: Judy Butler (coach). Heidi Muinum. Hope Freyburg. Kuthy Bowers. Put Wot rut. txiuru Ludwig, Lisa Wilson Baseba 11 Row 1: Subiu. luff Crossie. foul Ashinhurst. im Ruiner. lor Groff. Brian l.ymtm Row 2: Craig VVa ck. Tom Baddnw. Itich Barker, joe ITAscenzo. im Birchmeicr. Howard HInhaugh Keith Lulewich Row :i: Mark Doran. Jim Gasho. Jim Drevs. John BJubaugh. Mike Cola. May Dougherty. Brace Piker (coach) The 1980 baseball season was very successful fur new coach Bruce Biker and the Bears. Led by strong pitching from seniors Hay Docâ Dougherty and foe Groff, plus good bench strength, the Bears compiled a 13-8 overall season record. Offense was a key factor on this year's squad with the Bruins scoring ten or more runs in seven games. The Bears attack was led by juniors Craig Walck and John Blubuugh while strong defense was provided by third base-man Jim Drevs and outfielder foci Ash-inhurst. There are optimistic hopes of improving this yearâs 7-3 MAC southeast record because most of this yearâs starters will be returning to action next year. 1(M a u.c. OPP. 18 Florida Bible 1 1 h't. Lauderdale 2 2 Ft. Lauderdale 4 24 Florida Bible 2 5 Muhlenberg 4 12 Elizabethtown 1 11 Swarthmore () 19 Swarthmore 5 3 Delaware Valley 6 12 Delaware Valley 5 4 Dickinson 5 8 Johns Hopkins 7 3 Johns Hopkins 6 11 Western Maryland 8 1 Widener 4 7 Widener 2 9 Franklin Gr Marshall 14 6 Washington 9 5 Washington 3 7 II aver ford 5 5 Haver ford 0 Lacrosse Row 1: Laurie Holmes. Gina Bunny. Sue Kelley. Janot Miller Row 2: llnrb Mjota, Tessa Uocff. Sue Motley. Dmvn Anthony Row 3: Debbie Tweed. Traci Davis. Ian Gable. Sue Darwin The WHO Ursinus Women's lacrosse team had an excellent season finishing with a record of 12-1-1. The only loss came to a strong University of Maryland team and the tic was with nationally ranked Penn State. Six of the twelve starters for the Bears were members of the United States Womens lacrosse team who played a successful series against an English touring team. This years attack was led by seniors Sue Kelley and Dawn Anthony, juniors Laurie Holmes. Cina Buggy and Sue Morlcy. and sophomore Traci Davis. Strong defensive play came from senior co-captains Susan Hawes and Janet Miller, juniors Sue Darwin and Debbie Tweed, and freshman Jan Cable. Barb Mjota did an outstanding job for the Bruins in the goal cage. Next year promises to be another exciting year for the women's lacrosse team. 106 c. 24 Rutgers OPP. 1 14 Univ. of Delaware 10 13 Harvard 5 7 Univ. of Maryland 8 12 Franklin Marshall 1 14 Temple 9 7 Penn State 7 6 Univ. of Penn 4 10 West Chester 1 10 Lock Haven 3 8 Glassboro 5 15 Lafayette 4 10 Lehigh 5 26 East Stroudsburg 5 Row 1: Dccna Williamson. Jackie Bolgcr. Trish Delfeminc. Debbie Brackett, Georgette Zavatvski Row 2: Margie Yost, lean Morrison, Becky Thorne. Terri McKee, Shari Slnvin, Stephanie DiSantis, Madia Adly. Tricia Collins Row 3: Janine Taylor. Beth Hcpko. Joyce llappe. Joanne Greenlee. Michal Speck. I.ynn lined el. Karen Hansen. Margaret Tomlinson 107 Track and Field Row 1: Ken Eichner, Rory Wade, Tim Grant. Jim Donaghy. Craig Harris. Pat Walker Row 2: Harry Dochelli. Dari Stella. Jim Muir ay. Gil Freeman. Craig Davis. Bruce Trout. John Hulcy. Paul Graeff. Brian Clark Row 3: Hay Gur xynski (coach). Jon Perrotto. John Sweeney, Ken l)e Angel is. Bill Bocgcl. Mike Fagan. Hon Shaiko. Boland Dcsilcts. Dave Tull. Brian Ballard. Dick Whatley (coach) 108 The 1980 Ursinus Track and Field team finished their season with a record of six wins and four losses. The season, although not quite as successful as in years past, produced many positive accomplishments. The freshman class added several bright spots to the season, with outstanding shot put and discus performances by Dave DiMattiu. Tim Grant and John Summers added strength in the 200, 400. and 800 meter races; while Roland Desilets ran well in the mile and 1500 meter runs. Dave Belson found success in the 100 and 200 as well as in (he jumping events. The sophomore class contributed strong efforts in several events, such as the three mile, with excellent times by Jon Perrotto and Pal Walker. Tom Broderick came on strong at the end of the season to clear U'O in the high jump. Keith Beck provided consistant point scoring throws in the javelin, as did Mark Adams. Juniors Rory Wade. Steve Schaffer. Ron Shaiko. and John Sweeney consistantly contributed first place points toward team victories. With the loss of only three seniors, captains Craig Davis and Gil Freeman, and three-miler. joe Figurelli. next year's team should be quite strong. u.c. 49 49 121 til 92 74 82 82 52 52 Franklin Marshall Elizabethtown Swarthmorc Widener Muhlenburg Albright Dickinson Johns Hopkins Delaware Valley II aver ford OPP. Ill 19 24 84 38 66 44% 53% 73 55 109 Softball Under first year coach, Carolyn Ellis, the Ur-sinus Women's softball team posted a 5-8 record. Faced with tough competition from division I teams, the team still came out ahead. The highlight of the season came with the surprising victory over the University of Delaware. The girls battled to an 8-7 win in eleven innings. The team is composed of mostly underclassmen with the class of 1982 representing all of the infield positions. This is a good sign for years to come. The team loses three seniors through graduation â Patti Davis. Linda Lewandowski, and captain Angie Morrison. One aspect of this softball season was the great change in attitude among the players. The team remained enthusiastic and more importantly, all the team members enjoyed the season. It is hoped that next year's team will gain more support because they should prove to be an exciting team to watch. Row 1: Tracy Cherry. Vicki Vidcon. Cwcn McKcon. Lynda Nelson. Naomi Herman Row 2: Lori Kowalski. Patti Davis. Pally Loefflad. Holly Morrison. Sue Monko Row 3: Angela Morrison. Sue Ijeach. Stacey Smith. Karla Kantella. Kim Monti. Joank: Groome. Carolyn Ennis (coach) Missing: Linda Lewandowski 110 u.c. 3 LaSalle OPP. 9 5 Lehigh 4 0 Wes! Chester 13 23 Cahrini 8 0 Temple 5 1 Eastern 0 8 Univ. of Delaware 7 5 Franklin Marshall 6 3 Trenton 11 0 Trenton 13 6 Glassboro 13 7 Class boro 8 7 Lafayette 4 Ill 112 . vvr 113 Alpha Phi Epsilon President: Jeff Carlow Vice President: Dave Dougherty Treasurer: Mike Sullivan Social Chairman: jerry Williams Secretaries: Mike Mulligan John Gattuso l.F. Representative: Brent Bamberger Tom Beddow John Curley Hay Dougherty Jeff Plunkett Prank Shannon Carl Sullivan John Blubaugh Lou Da I logo Ken Do Angeles Bill McHale John Sweeney Craig Walek Bob Weller Keith Beck Bob Braun Jay DePruseio Tony Dunn Jim Gasho Mike Milligan Dave Petitta Nick Sabia Ed Scull Martin Torrence Leo HufPe 116 117 I Alpha Phi Omega President: Steve Benton 1st Vice-president: Scott Ely 2nd Vice-president: Joe Groff Treasurer: Jim Thompson Sergeant at Arms: David Donia Recording Secretary: Boh Croll Corresponding Secretary: Paul Fruscella Alumni Secretary: Greg Gifford Historian: Eric Lucas Frat Hobbit Jock: Fred Shapiro Mr. Coffee: Mike Damiano Greg Kirshner Jeff Barasation Tom Cole Mark Kessler Rich Rausser Steve Van Gorden Diran Chamoun Bob Harris Greg Hcrtcnbcrgcr Bruce Kuo Bill Lynch Ray Snyder George Weeks 118 Alpha Sigma Nu President: Linda Lewandowski Fatty Bilinski Vice-president: Lori Reinhart Cindy Zarnoski Treasurer: Sue Simons Kay Buckwalter Recording Secretary: Diane Meeker Carol Stephens Corresponding Secretary: Deo Addis Stacey Smith Co-Social Chairwomen: Sandy Fearen Meryl Newstadt Guen Norris Debbie Kumpf Historian: Cindy Adams Linda Daly Alumni Secretary: Alarm Bullock Vanessa Solen Parliamentarian: Melanie Newman Betsy Hannas Chaplain: Tish Adams Diane Shaffer Eva Cassals Fhyllis Panzeter Dorothy Decker Nancy Claycomb 120 121 IV7 9 Beta Sigma Lambda President: John McGonigle Vice-president: Zone Saul Treasurer: John Ingeholm Recording Secretary: Brian Barlow Corresponding Secretary: Crcgg Lecheler Rushing Chairman: Steve DeDufour John O'Neill Chaplain: Tom McCorry Sergeant-at-Arms: John Lehman Boh Tils Brad Friedmann Irwin Wolfert Mark Bukowski Tim Arnold Ed Skokowski Phil Reilly Ed Wikoff Boh Lane Mike Cafonc John Clodek Kevin Douglass Ron Welch Dave McPhillips Rick Millward Lou DiNardo Scott Weaner Dave Clift Art Krikson Jack Hauler Scott Fisher John Kelly 122 Delta Mu Sigma President: Tarry Bantu Vice-president: Curt Altmann Treasurer: Joe Mirto Recording Secretary: Mike Buonomo Corresponding Secretary: Creg McicKenzie Chaplain: Paul Smith Sejrgeants-at-Arms: Bill Boagal Tony Sherr Hoyt I ones Kevin Davies Ricky Moser Jeff Jewitt Bill Morehouse Tim Ciongiocomo Tom Wrigler Jim Tobin Eric Pizzi Preston Buckman Dave Viola Eric Altmann Duve Tornctto 124 I 125 Delta Pi Sigma President: Kevin Underwood Don Milich Vice-president: Joel Ashinhursl Steve Schirk Treasurer: John Whitfield Scott Garrison Secretary: John Hallman Tim Mosher I.F. President. Plcdgemaster: Ed Ghcysens Ed MacWilliams Frat Fox. Assistant Pledgemaster: Jim Mulroy Kenny Schever Frat Jock: Brian Binet Colin Gillis Historian: Scott Finagle Brian Valdiserri Social Chairman: Joe Pisani Dan Stella Dave Hosvold Matt Flack Rich Tisone Bill Eckert Eric Derr Neil Feldman Dave Eherts Joe Shemcnski Rich Barker Dennis Leddy Tom Larounis Paul Zeiders 12b 127 President: Peggy Williams Vice-president: Louise Martignetti Treasurer: Vinccnza Celcstino Pledge Mistress: Barb Mojta Recording Secretary: Liz Parker Corresponding Secretary: Catherine Hilsee Social Chairwomen: Kathy Davidson Patty Kotyuk Bartosh Sabina Kim Mary Post Karen Beber Vickie Spang Carolyn Annis Brenda Bleivitt Hedy Munson Dawn Fornurucci Karen Vivo Maryvic Cuison Maria Murgia Stacie Levegood Donna Gilbert Lea Carmonica Suzan Wood Darlene Crennon Debbie Galante Susan Keyek Lillian Miller Terry Waldspurgcr Carolyn Imparato Sergeant-at-Arms: Debbie Historian: Michele Platko Chaplain: Beth Drobny Service Chairwoman: Sue Jeri Breidigam Sylvia Barreiro Curin Carlson Kim Munders Meg Martz Julie Meehan Lee Ann Schnable Patricia Stasny Beth Sch wendt Patty Babe Becky Dunn Kappa Delta Kappa 128 '(in 129 Omega Chi President: Joanna McPhillips Vice President: Amy Heck Treasurer: Alata Cooper Recording Secretary: Beth Mallozzi Corresponding Secretary: Mari Brown Parliamentarian: Shari Slavin Historian: Carol Kennedy Social Chairmen: Judy Raub, Bonnie Turner Meg Ambrose Donna Phillips Donna Alameno Mari Brown Pam Postell Linda Best Irene Burke Pam Roediger Jackie Bolger Lori Caswell Shari Slavin Cindy Burnside Kam Chapman Margie Snead Tracy Cherry Mary Collins Claudia Stewart Teri Clemmer Aleta Cooper Lisa Taylor Audrey Cusson Hollis Curran Karen llobin Patrice DeVita Karen Davidson Krissy Hollstein Lauri Edelstein Tami Fujita Carol Kennedy Lynn Fngler Jill Hadley Sue Leach Linda Hethcrington Amy Heck Nancy Pole Donna McKay Amy Huff ludy Haul) Marlcc Nark Lucy Kominetz Gail Stoner Beth Repko Jennifer Lee Bonner Turner Anne Rodenhergcr Beth Mallozzi Linda Whitaker Lynn Snyder Joanne McFhillips Ang Morrison Jo-Anne Rutger Toni Williams B 131 Phi Alpha Psi President: Lizaniu: Sutherland Patsy Cox Vice President: Linda McConnell Wendi Mewing Treasurer: Karen Weil)el Diane Knotts Recording Secretary: Barb Scott Marie Wieczor Corresponding Secretaries: liaefaella Campbell Patti Schaebler Jayne Walling Lynn Kessler Chaplain: Patti Strohecker Ale so Jc sperson Historian: Gail Stcinherger Kelly Finch Sentinels: Kathy Smith Kim Monte Sharon Fahrney Patti Van Horn Plcdgemistresses: Meg Flynn liarb Rogers Ann Stapinski Carol Hess Social Chairmen: Laure Kaplan Nancy Anderson Valerie Luciano Helene Bigo Kim McFadden Liz Randazzo Janet Knauerhase Yolanda Johnson Debbie Tobias Patti Loefflad Chris Wieboldt Karin Schearcr Noneye Schoen Laura Ludwick Lori Armbrust Hope Frcyberg Li so Wilson Tracy Nadzak 132 133 Pi Omega Delta President: Tom ReiJ I y Vice President: Tom Walters Treasurer: Marty Sacks Recording Secretary: Doug Cinomon Corresponding Secretary: Brian Carnavil Chaplain: Steve SwaIm Historian: Steve Schmidt I.F. Representative: Joe Lazar Social Chairman: Mark Angola Bill Clarke Don Beadle Rich Cooper Doug Siveely Clint Speers Boh Sisko Jon Orens Barry Hucbner 0 135 Sigma Rho Lambda President: Bruce Dab.iel Vice President: Al Koster Treasurer: John Fuller Recording Secretary: Chuck Groce Corresponding Secretaries: Murk Adorns Brion Lyman Social Chairmen: Mike lirophy Bill Hornberger Alumni Chairman: Harry Dochelli 1. F. Representative: Dove Corner Gil Freeman Bill MacDonald Mark Moikomos Croig Davis Kevin McCormick Joe Kelly Boss Schwalm Gory Kofler Tom Broderick Tom Delaney Dave Bern my Jeff Grossie George Polites Jim Paul jerry Kramer Art Montano Mike Cola Larry Fetterman Bill Hutchinson Dave Bevin Jim Drevs Lorry Davis 136 137 Tau Sigma Gamma President: Patricia Naab Regina Buggy Vice President: Jan Zunger Barbara France Treasurer: Janet Millar Wendy Hclfferich Recording Secretary: Michal Speck Eileen James Corresponding Secretaries: Rosalie Bair Elizabeth Murphy Dorothy Grosson Amy Rowland Alumni Secretary: Darlene Groves 1979 Debbie Tweed Social Chairmen: Jennifer Jones Wendy Bjornson Deena Williamson Debra Brackett Rush Chairmen: Elizabeth Haag Frances Del Femine Laurie Holmes Denise M a rone Chaplain: Andrea W'ickerham Lisa Muzurek Historian: Patricia Davis Cecelia Meza Pledgemistress: Tessa Doeff Gwen McKeon Down Anthony Sally McGrath Diane Baglin Lynda Nelson Lisa Col on a Rosemarie Scariano Susan Hawes Jill Snyder Pamela Kelley Vicki Videon Susan Kelley Kyle Jackson Kim Thorne Leigh Straub Sharon Balsam Susan Morley Pamela Brown 139 Zeta Chi President: Vince Tini Vice President: Ron Baltz Recording Secretary: oe Figurclli Corresponding Secretary: Howard Brumbaugh Treasurer: Dave Mathers Social Chairman: Robert Jones Rush Chairman: John Onopchenko Chaplain: Hill White I. F. Representative: Rob Prester Pete Germcs Barry Maher Tom Dougherty Bon Kaznel Jack Freeman Kevin Rcordon Steve Kline Larry (Atmpanale Paul Banett Bob Dunlop Jeff Va mice Dave Belaim Tim Beadle Jim Kelly 140 141 Inter Sorority Council How 1: Amy Heck. Lon fleinhart. Linda McConnell. Jan .anger Row 2: Linda Lewandowski. Ioanna McPhillips. Tiz Sutherland. Tricie Naab Inter Fraternity Council Row 1: Dean Rebuck. Zone Saul, joey Lazar. Tom Reilly. Kevin Underwood. Ed Chcyscns. |ohn McConigle Row 2: Kevin Davies, Dave Corner, off Carlow, Terry Ranta. Vince Tini. Rob Presler. Bruce Dalziel 142 Menâs Campus Council Row 1: Curl liagerman. lotr Mirlo. Tony Shcrr Row 2: Dave McPhillips. Art Pctrillo. Tom Cole Row 3: Boh Htilnlnn. Tom Word Womenâs Campus Council Row 1: Undo Iswandnwski. Kerry McUiughlin, Sue Ucchtold. Nancy Pole, anet Knauerhasc, Marie Wizzrrr Row 2: Lori Reinhart. Diane lluglin. Kay Buckwalter. Patricia Davis 143 1980 Kay Buckwaltor. Treasurer: Alane Bullock, Secretary; Ross Sclitvafiii. President: Drive Dougherty. Vice President 144 1982 Muryvic (Anson. Secretary Treasurer; Frank Mriniefusco, President Officers 1983 Derek Picked. Vice President; Wendy Wallace, Secretary: Liz Lciivrence. Treasurer; in 1 Giurdinelli. President 145 USGA How l: Art Petrillo. Meg Moriz. Shari Slavin. Linda Lewandowski. Patti Davis. Kim MeFaddcn. Kevin Ludwig. Tom Weird How 2: rl Montano. Paul Frascellu. John McConigle. Jim Giardinclli. Dave McPhillips. Tom Reilly Organization of Commuting Day Students Row 1: Melanie Becker. Tom Ward, lack Rosenfeld. LeeAnn Schnable. Dave Lipow Row 2: Fred Walters. Beth Scheile. Lori Reinhart. Nancy Claycomb, loe Cipriano. Rick Kowy, Tony Tukhie. Dennis McGeehan. Bill Clark. Mike Newman. Donna Phillips 146 Whitiuns Row 1: Sue Kelly. Tracy Nadzak. Pam Kelly Row 2: Kim McFadden. Lori Armbrast, Diane lln lin. Diane Meeker Cub and Key 147 Row 1: Dave McPhillips, Dave Hus void, lack Huuler Row 2: John Curley. Terry Banta. Jim Thompson. Irwin Wolfert. Tom Ward wmm G. Leslie Omwcike Education Club Row 1: Georgette Znvaivshi fackic Boiger. l.yndn Nelson, (liven MeKeon. Diane Knotts, Ale so Jespersen Row 2 Leigh Straub, Kyle Jackson, Diana Bag in. Sue Kelly, Sharon Balsam, Sally McGrath. Kathy Bowers, Grace .ilka Row 3: l)r. Dtingan. Patty Stroheeker, Tracy Nadzak. Nancye Schnen, Bob Presfer. I.isa Colona. f-ori Armhrust, Hope Frcyburg. Debbie Brackett. Chris Holstein, Dr. Cogger Row 4: Stave Kline. Sniilely. Tis Sutherland. Pam Kelly, Linda Best. Nancy Pole. Mary Post, Brian Lyman. Barry Hubncr Student Teachers Row 1: Peggy Williams. Mary Brown, Patty St roheeker Row 2: Sue Simmons. Debbie Blazer. Eva Marie Casals, Lisa Colona. Janet Miller. Pam Kelly. Diane Bagiin, Sharon Farlmey Row 3: Leigh Straub. Sue Kelly. Dawn Anthony. Tis Sutherland 148 Psychology Club Row Row 1: Mario DoSimmono, Vickie Spang. Karen Heber. Pete Clifford. Tom Coglln Row 2: Craig Bozzelli. Al Dellangelo. LouAnn Stark. Eileen Maprhy. Dr. Fletcher Reach Row 1: Chris Kyle Row 2: Mory Post. Brian Malsburgcr. Paul Schodowski. Leo McCormick, lohn Mulvcy. Jill Hadley. Ioann McPhillips. Missing: Rick Millward Conflict Simulation Club Row 1: Kevin Ludwig. off Nicbling. Harry Hubnor. Rich Mauser Row 2: Mark Watkins. Steve Miller, jim Albright Karate and Self Defense Club Row l: Sue Simmons. Dennis McGcchan. Wall Peppelman. Karen Fogel. Hill Clark Row 2: lack Rosenfold. Dave Lipotv. Fred Wallers 150 Young Republicans Row 1: Hillary Samment. Lori Reinhart. John Smith Row 2: Kevin fAidwig, George Weeks. Dave Roth Row 1: Dave Cohen, Diane Meeker Row 2: Dave Roth. Shawn O'Reilly. Scott Rmverman International Relations Club 151 Bccirdwood Chemical Society Sylvia Barreiro, President; Susan Matin, Vice President; jeff Hinkle. Secretary: Barb Mnjta. Treasurer 152 Brownback-Anders Pre-Medical Society 153 Dave Rosvold, President; Steve Schirk. Vice President; Julie Meehan. Secretary; Irwin Wolfcrt. Treasurer Economics Club Pi Gamma Mu Row 1: Hoyt Jones, Hob Meryl, Hob Lutz Row 2: Fronk Corn? . Steve Duckworth. Jim Wi son Row 3: Amy Heck. Tami Fujita, Wendy Mewing. h ri Heinhart. Catherine Hilsee. Patti Rohe Row 4: Jock Freeman. Ted Nomeeff. John Fuller. Curt Altman. Carry Campanale Hob Pres ter. Tom Dougherty Ed Cheysens. Mario DeSimmone. LouAnn Slack. Diane Meeker, Amy Heck 154 Math Club rpT Vf. Row 1: Sim- Wand. Amy Hitch. Kyle Jackson Row 2: oo Pisani, Barb Scott. Ann Stipinski. Ed Cheysens Row 3: Sue West, Marly Sachs. John Squire. Karen Wcibul, Terry Lincoln Haines-Barnard Pro-Legal Society Row 1: Sybil Patterson. Diane Meeker. Lori Reinhart Row 2: Leo Car mom ca. dreg Gifford. Dave Garner. Tom Ward 155 Campus Gold Row 1: Hose Burgess. Brian Muisbeiger. Sue Bechlold. Andrea Schicla. Brigitta Wiklayev, Catharine I III see Row 2: Andrea Rosenberg, Terry IVuldspurger. Sue Trace. Chan ok Son. J.isa Cordon Asian History and Studies Club 156 Brigitta Wiklayev. Catherine Hi!sec. NcaJ AJJcn. Mario DeSimmone. Chunok Son Dance Club Row 1: Shuron Balsam. Andrea Rosenberg. Tracy Xad ak Row 2: Moft Flack, Lori Armbfust Bicycle Club Row 1: Pam Kelly. Patti Davis. Sharon Bufsum. Lisu Colana. Sue Kelly Row 2: ini Wilson. Jean Morrison. Kelly Beckett. Eric Lucas. John Miilvev. dregg Hcrtenberger. Mike Mulligan, Joanne Brandis 157 The Grizzly Row 1 Fish. Kurlu Cuntcllo, Jean Morrison. Tracy Nad .ak, Patti Davis, Matt Kurlan, Dave Garner Row 2: Joe Lazar. Larry Muscarclla. Frank Ayres. Marty Katz. Jim WiJson. Ross Schivalm. Tom HciJJy. Marty Sacks, fohn Fuller. Brian Barlow The Lantern 158 Istri Reinhart. Bruce Dalzicl. Jack Hoscnfcld. Alanc Bullock WRUC FM Row I: Bruce Dulzicl, Pulti Du vis, Pete Clifford. Fish. John Fuller. Hill M cHale, Sue Kelly. Lisa Colo no. Sharon Balsam. Ken Podell, IJave limes Row 2: Mall Kurlan, Mury Brown, faff Carlow. Hill Morehouse. Hernie Metz. Bob Greene, Tom McGorry. Lou DiNardo. Mitch Houw. Ed Skokowski Row 3: Mark Malkames. Keith Beck. Terry Bunta. Marty Katz. Joe Uizar. Dave Corner. Missing: PBDB, Ambrose Photography Club Row 1: Larry Mascarella. Tom Coglin Row 2: Patti Davis. Dave Donia. Sharon Balsam Row 3: Dr. Visser. Jim Wilson. Brad Friedmann, Grace Lltka 159 Biology Club Julie Meehan. President; Bennett Shanker. Vice President; Brad Friedmann. Rec. Secretary; LeeAnn Schnoble. Corres. Secretary; Tracy Deivees. Treasurer 160 Cheerleaders How 1: Slwron Lon is. Bev Jones. IJsa Mozurik. Kim Lewis. Lisa Diccianni. l.isa Ciegcr Row 2: Elisa Taylor. Mori Brown. Mariee Nark. Leslie Ellon Lacrosse Club How 1: Rosemarie Scoria no. Valerie Luciano, Lori Kaplan Row 2: Jody Ranh. Marice 'ark. Leslie Ellon. Lisa Diccianni. Carol Hess Row 3: Mori Brown. Elisa Taylor Row 1: T. Waller, I). Parvnti, H. Weller. B. Kao. K. Burke (cap!.). R. Randelman (capl.), D. Cohen. VV. Block, R. Schwalm. M Chiarappa Row 2: D. Rehuck (couch), M. Eddinger. M. Sullivan, j. Squire. R. Pfeiffer. S. Garrison. M. Sander. H. Shillirigford. F. For roll. R. Ferguson. B. Weber (coach), G. W'enhold (coach) 161 Womenâs Athletic Association Row 1: Kathy Rowers, Alisa Jespersen. Diane Knotts. Owen McKeon, Georgette Zavawski. Lynda Nelson. Jean Morrison Row 2: Pam Brown, l.ori Am lhrust. Dot Cross on, Diane Baulin. Hope Prey burg, Barb Scott. Sue Kelly. Lisa Colono, Kris Hollstein Row 3: Jackie Bolger, Patsy Cox. lill Snyder. Trish Dclfeminc. Kyle Jackson. Debbie Brackett. Eileen James, Sally McGrath. Sharon Balsam. Tracy Nadzak. Pam Kelly. Patti Davis, Patti Strohec.ker Fellowship of Christian Athletes Row 1: Debbie Tweed. John Decorso. Pat Walker, Mark Warns, Sue Darwin. Rory Wade Row 2: Gall Stoner. Paul Schodowski. Gary Dresher. Diane Baglin, oni Groome. Jane Walling, lanet Miller. Bon Shaiko, Nadia Odley Row 3: Suzi Moncko. Betty Morrison. Pal Watril. Jean Morrison, f-ori Armhrust. Margaret Tomlinson, Tracy Nadzak. Don Philhower, Boland Desilets 162 Equestrian Club Row l Diana Sugnip. Cindy Zurnoski. Lea Carmonica Row 2: Kathy Bowers. Both Schacbler. Nancy Anderson Row 3: Susan King. Karen Vivo. Dawn Fornuruoci. Irene Burke Row 4: Cynthia Fisher. Helen Bigo. Janet Knauerhuse. Marie VViezer Volleyball Club Row 1: Mike Damiano. Joe Groff. Chuck Langcmon Row 2: Mark Adams. Gregg Buhney, foe Lazar, Durham Schumoo 163 French Club German Club Row 1: Janet Knauerhase. Sophie Hand. Patti Srhachlor. Phyllis Pa meter Row 2: Peggy Sue Singe. Sue Bcchtold. Mark Watkins. I)r l.loyd Row 1: Kay Buckwaltor. Sophie Hand. Sara Ward. Sharon hmis Row 2: Kd Rosenfeld. Scott Bowerman, Mario DeSimone. Hedy Munson Italian Club 164 Sybil Patterson. Mario DeSimone. Paul Frascclla. Joe Pisan , Debbie Galante. Lea Curmonico, Louise Marlignetli Campus Life Dr. Shuck. Vickie Spun , Dave Bergstrom. Dr. Novack. Dean Hcbuck. Mark Woodland. Mark Lewis. Mrs. Slaiger, Sylvia Barrelro. Mr. Dolman. Earl Hope. Hedy Munson. College Union Row 1: Hoy Snyder. Becky Dunn, Hon Ball . How 2: Boh Tils. John Kelly. Drew Jâoglioro. Jeff Neihling, Cindy Fisher. Eric llepler. George Weeks. Cary Dresher. Telly Waldspurger. Jennie Reichert. Stephanie Kane. Marion Dugon. Diana Dokoy. Deon March Library Aides Row 1: Mario DeSimone. Lucy Kommetz. Patti Babe. Tracy Dewees. Louise Martignetli Row 2 Aleta Coo ter. Hedy Munson. Coil Stoner. Meg Mart .. Bose Burgess. Catherine HUsee. Debbie Blazer. Gwen Norris. Phyllis Panzcter Dawn Fornarucci. Meg Flynn Row 3: Ted Nemceff. John Croth. Dave McPhillips. Tom Cole Nowman Society Morio DeSimone, MoryAnne Carney. Iâmil Schodawski, Andrea Sheila. Mark Watkins. LouAnne Stack, fohn Mulvcy. Louise Martignetti Ursinus Bible Fellowship Row 1: Bob Donato. Barb Sergeant. I off Hubler Row 2: Tony Listu, Scot! Bower mon. Dave Wood. J.H. Krawzick Organization of Jewish Students Row 1: lack Rosenfeld, Andrea Rosenberg. Howard Miller, Scott Pfeffer. Alan Miller Row 2: Eric Taylor. Dave Lipow. Marty Katz. Ed Rosenfeld Chi Alpha Row 1: Mall Flack. Mark Watkins Row 2: Rob Mcrril, Tony Lista. Keith Bnchbaum Row 3: Brigetta WJklayev, Don Philhower, DwAnne Stack. Tom Coglin, Sara Ward. Missing Patti Davis, John Groth. Handle Petrucclli 167 ProThcatrc Row 1: Leo Woffle. Greg Gifford. George Weeks. Christine Hattie. Wendy Wallace Row 2: Bruce Dalziel. Marty Katz. Larry Pettcrman. Hah Croll, Becky Dunn. Carol Kennedy. Scott Fleagle Pi Nu Epsilon Row 1: Louise Martignctti. Michele Nathan. Lisa (Jordan Row 2 lohn Mulvey, Sue Heehtuld. Debbie Blazer, Jennie Hcichert. Don Philhotver, Pam Heffner. LouAnnc Stack Row 2: Nancy Claiko. Terry Waldspurger. John OâNeill. Lois Katz 1(58 Jazz Bund Row 1: Tim Orhrnn. Tfed .is. Michele Nathan. Ken Behle Row 2: Ted Nemceff, Rodger Ferguson. Jeff Tumor. John O'Neill. Dave Wood. Huh Rabilon. Lurry Hakalian. Missing: Mr. John French, off Barasatian 169 Messiah Sopranos Sylvia S. Barreiro Deborah L Bartosh Tenors Nancy J. Anderson Uremia S. Blewitt Debra L Blazer Susunne 1. Bcchtold Maryvic C. Cuison Charles Crandall Alone HuHock Elizabeth Drobny Cary R. Drescher Lorraine Calaman Judith Fryer Alan Gerber Mary Anne Carney Dehorn Galante Stephen L. Hawkins A nit Edris Li so D Cordon Stuart McCourry Lisa J. Geiger Joyce E. Henry John McGoniglc Pamela Heffner land Knauerhase William White Valerie Jewells Chris Kroros Lynn Kessler Lois P. Kotz Basses Laurie Lewis Sue Lon the Michelle Nathan Beth A. Mallozzi Laurence Boko ion Guo never Norris Patricia Manlove Jeffrey Barasatian Handle Pctrucclli Louise Martignetti Thomas Cole fennie Heiehert Margaret Mart . Mark Drenning Lori Reinhart Diane J. Meeker T. Scott Ely Korin Schearer Hedy L. Munson Louis A. Krug Sandy Smith Melanie A Newman Kevin Ludwig Jayne Walling Marguerite A. Paolonc John Mulvey Sue A. Simons Donald E. Philhower Margaret J. Snead Hal Solar Altos Lou Anne Stack Lloyd Suter Theresa A. Waldspurgcr Mark Woodland Cynthia Adams Stephanie E. Woshko Donald Zucker 170 Meistersingers Officers: Scott Ely. President: Boy Snyder. Vice President: Pam Heffner. Business Manager: Steve Hawkins. Treasurer. Terry Waldspurger. Publicity Manager. Jennie Reichert. Secretary; Mory .Anne Carney. Librarian 171 Commencement 172 May 11, 1980 174 ... It is just the beginning 175 177 Gold Star Patrons Mr. tr Mrs. Neil Adams Mr. fr Mrs. Richard Anderson Dr. fr Mrs. Nicolas Asimokopulos Mr. fr Mrs. Richard L. Bair Mr. fr Mrs. H.E. Broadbent, III Mr. fr Mrs. H. L. Burmcistcr. Jr. Mr. fr Mrs. John C. Daman, Jr. Mr. fr Mrs. Daniel B. Fisher Mr. John J. Fuller Mr. fr Mrs. Ed Gheysens, Sr. Mr. fr Mrs. Harry J. Heck Mr. fr Mrs. Ceroid Knaucrhase Dr. fr Mrs. Anthony V. Kollias Mrs. Bert Cooper Layne Mrs. Laura Maiman Dean Leslie S. March Mr. fr Mrs. Michael McBride Mrs. Clara H. McWilliams Mr. fr Mrs. Bernard J. Metz, Sr. Dr. â Mrs. Zardo D. Milich Mr. Albert F. Mogerley Mr. fr Mrs. Authur Montano, Sr. Mr. fr Mrs. Thomas F. Mulligan Dr. fr Mrs. Edward J. Murphy Dr. Paul M. Petrillo Mrs. Gertrude Petrucelli Mr. fr Mrs. Richard A. Primrose Mr. fr Mrs. Richard P. Richter Dr. fr Mrs. Howard Rosenfeld Mr. fr Mrs. Ronald J. Schwendt Mr. fr Mrs. Robert V. Speck Mr. fr Mrs. Richard H. Straub Mr. . Heath Turner Silver Star Patrons Mrs. Olga Aksu Mr. fr Mrs. Russell L. Aldcrfcr Mr. fr Mrs. Stephen J. Hartosh Mr. fr Mrs. Walter Bechtold Joseph J. Bucci fr Sons, Inc. The Family of Dr. Richard Andrews Crandall, Jr. Mr. fr Mrs. William J. Crosson Mrs. Lillian Da key Mr. fr Mrs. Robert D. Dalziel Mr. fr Mrs. Fredrick E. Decker Mr. fr Mrs. Martin F. Eddinget Mr. fr Mrs. Wesley Emmons Mrs. Mary T. Hills Mr. fr Mrs. Edward J. Impurto Mr. fr Mrs. Thomas E. James, Jr. Mr. Alfred H. Foster Mrs. Lcatricc Simpson Lerner Mr. fr Mrs. Walter R. Lewis Mr. fr Mrs. Sheridan VV. Ludwig Rita marie Mancini â83 Mrs. R. G. Mathers Alan P. Miller â83 â Howard T. Miller â83 Mr. Mrs. Philip A. Morehouse Susan Morley 81 Mr. Mrs. Bernhart W. Nelson Mr. fr Mrs. Paul J. Prester Mr. Mrs. John A. Procaccino Mr. fr Mrs. Earl S. Raub Mr. fr Mrs. Richard C. Rausser Dr. Mrs. Myron E. Rosenfeld Mr. James R. Rue Mr. fr Mrs. Gordon Saul Mr. fr Mrs. Vincent K. Schiela Dr. Geroge G. Storey Mr. fr Mrs. Robert Sutherland Mr. fr Mrs. Robert Vivo Larry and Dee Waldspurger Mark Watkins '81 Mr. fr Mrs. Herbert T. Wicboldt Mr. fr Mrs. Charles . Wood Bronze Star Patrons Mr. ft Mrs. William E. Adams Mr. ft Mrs. John E. Addis Mr. ft Mrs. Wilson D. Anderson Mr. Kempton B. Browning Mr. Mrs. Nevin K. Brugger Lorraine Caiman '83 Mrs. Leona L. Carmanica Mr. ft Mrs. Robert F. Curran Jay Dincrman '83 Mr. ft Mrs. L. Kent Douglass Mr. 6r Mrs. Guy II. Edwards The Robert F. Farrell Family Mrs. Evelyn Friedmann lames Gorski 8.3 Mr. ft Mrs. lames D. Haws Curt D. Heyde '82 Mr. ft Mrs. Daniel Houser Mr. ft Mrs. C. H. Jackson Yolanda R. Johnson '82 Maureen A. Kennedy 83 Mrs. Kathrine W. Kneas Susan London '81 Michael Lees â83 Mr. ft Mrs. Vito Luciano Friends of the Ruby Olive F. Brown Patricia C. Cox '81 Jay DeFruscio 82 Gary DeLong 80 Stephanie D. DiSantis â83 Lauri Edelstein '82 Scott B. Fisher '82 Karen Fagel '83 Joyce Friess â81 David G. Garner â81 Mr. 8r Mrs. William Heinbokel Kathleen A. Heller '81 Karen J. Jannetti 82 George E. Kirschner. Ill '80 Eileen E. Kraus Debbie Kumpf â82 Linda E. McConnel '80 Mr. ft Mrs. Louis Meyer Dennis P. McGeehan '80 Mr. ft Mrs. John J. McGoniglc. Sr. Dr. Mrs. Thomas McLoughiin Mr. ft Mrs. Charles E. Munson Mr. ft Mrs. Anthony J. Paesani Mr. ft Mrs. John Perrotto Mr. ft Mrs. Croce Randazzo Joseph Rongione '83 Dr. Sidney Sament Mrs. Wilda F. Schatz Mr. ft Mrs. Edward C. Schodowski VViJliam I. Simpson. Jr. '80 Mr. ft Mrs. Earl Si ska Mr. ft Mrs. Raymond W. Snyder Mr. Mrs. John I). Sullivan Lydia Tokoushian 83 Mr. 6 Mrs. John C. Taylor Mr. ft Mrs. Robert Trace Mr. ft Mrs. Robert Z. Walck Thomas M. Ward 80 Mr. ft Mrs. Gerald R. Williams. Sr. Mr. II. LeBarr Williams Mr. ft Mrs. Daniel P. Witmer Michael ohn Miller '83 Eileen Murphy '80 Mr. Larry Ney Mrs. Carole Ney Diane S. Niemy 82 E. Guenever Norris â80 Organization of Jewish Students (OJS) Peggy Owens 83 Syble Patterson 82 Vincent N. Ritrovato '81 Steven K. Schirk '80 Geoff Schrepfer 83 Frederick W. Shapiro '81 Hal M. Solar â80 Ann M. Stepanski '81 Mr. ft Mrs. Alvin Tils Richard Kevin Underwood '80 Mr. ft Mrs. Donald M. Williams : WELCOME to the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of URSINUS COLLEGE The Board '0pT ret3 UrsinufrjCallege. cor the members ofdRe FRIENDS OF THE URSINUS LIBRARY CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1980 AND INVITE YOU TO JOIN US Through annual dues, and gifts to the Loyalty Fund, Friends of the Ursinus Library make possible the development of special collections, exhibits, and occasional lectures. Individuals, as Friends, interpret the Ursinus Library to their community and encourage gifts from others. Benefits to Friends include free use of the library, a newsletter, and invitation to special events. Providing for the long-term needs of the Ursinus Library is an important objective of the Friends. In 1978, a permanent endowment called the Friends of the Library Fund was created in conjunction with the Alumni Loyalty Fund. 184 Best Wishes For An Exciting Future Class Of WHO. From Your Student Government The USGA Patty Hi I inski Eva Casals Dorothy Docker Lina Lewandowski Diane Meeker Given Norris Sue Simons Cindy Zarnoski Frank Brennan's Collegeville Sunoco Fifth Main Street 489-9896 Stcite Inspection Alignment Air Conditioning Auto Repairs Auto Transmissions Road Service Major Credit Cards Honored Equestrian Clv b Congratulations and Best of Wishes to the Seniors from the Class of 1982! 186 Quality Inventory Service Stauffer Auto Parts. Inc. Congratulations Seniors COLLEGE VILLE SHOPPING CENTER COLLEGEVII LE. PENNSYLVANIA 19426 Phone: (215) 489 0980 Chaplain Max Nuscher THe Biology of m o QsneL rlc XiA ZjÂą 'Z'fe. j SU ' fCuuJk jin. I Brownbcick-Anders Premedical Soci Steve Schirk julie Meehan Irwin Wolfert Dave Rosvold Vice President Secretary Treasurer President Fields Television and Appliances Congratulates the Class of 1980. Phone 4B0 7042 6U a i jBzauty balon 4UO main Street Coulccvillc. PA. 10426 188 189 GOOD LUCK SENIORS I Phi Alp ha r s i OS' like- V°u to Co-3 A)l -tW rS Twc o T e s mp F( e S.moâ3 fa eadCarl Soil, 3ullivan Vâ ⢠)ÂŤ . °y âŹv'irk 4 ru 66 ÂŁ. . LOoh Cs 4oÂŤ- â V e vjiAu r O Congratulations to The class of 1980 from Collegeville Art Craft 466 Main Street 190 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING SCIENCE MAJORS! 21 CLUB WILL'S SERVICE STATION John Curley Ray Dougherty Dr. Mary Fields lack Hauler Tom Knight Julie Meehan Liz Parker Dave Rosvold Steve Schirk Bennett Shanker Mrs. lane Shinehouse Kathy Smith Mike Sullivan F. Willi Dewane, Prop. [Mobil] Th!rd 4 Ma!n St-Collcgcville, Pa. To: Pam, Patti, Leenda, Lucy, Amy, Ed Vince, Jenny, LouAnn, Kimbob. Billiam and Betty Gilligun wherever you are ... Irwin vvoltert Mark Woodland C'mon and have a fantastic future after Ursinus. We'll miss you all. From: Todd Squad P.S. Congrats to everyone in the Class of â80. Tau Sigma Gamma We would like to thank all the wonderful people who listened to and supported WliUC over the past year. It has been our pleasure to bring you only the finest music and programming, not only this year but in the four years that I have had the good fortune of working with the radio staff. Keep listening to WIWC, and may you fine the same success in life that our station has found here at Ursinus. Rick Morris and the WRUC staff. 'I Phono: 489-4189 Won! aue r BEAUTY SALON 50 W. Socont! Av . Colloqeville. PA 19426 Anthony 1. Groco. Jt. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from the Class of 1981 FLOWERS FOR GRACIOUS LIVINGâ THE TOWNE FLORIST 331 MAIN STREET COLLEGEVILLE. PA. 489-7235 Ethel M Ioaugh INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES NATHAN LANE INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - TRAVEL PHONE 186 MARKET STREET 201 -278 -8000 PATTERSON, N. 07509 194 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from the Ursinus College Bookstore II' PROVIDENT NATIONAL BANK 364 Main St. Congratulations to the Class of WHO Qmwake Hall LV ji|| 1 ilfiaxfTi Congratulates the Class of 1980 M.W. Wood Enterprises Inc. (The Dining Hall and Snack Bar) would like to wish everyone Good Luck in the Future.â Class of 1980 Rules! jjfKELLER A Division Of Herff Jones ⢠A Carnation Company P.O. Box 1052 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325 717-334-9123 Yearbooks College, And University Publications Ruby 980 Row 1 Dave Donia. Photos: Irwin Wolferl. Business Mgr.; Brad Friedmann, Editor-in-Chief Row 2: Bab Croll. Typing; Dave McPhillips. Layout: Lisa Diccianni, Art: Patti Davis. Sports: Chanok Son. Art How 3: Gregg Lcchvlcr. Sports: Mark Woodland, Typing: John Lehman. Layout: Catherine Hilsee. Art: Jack Kosciifcld, Faculty and Organizations 198 Tho editors of the Unity wish to thank the following people for their help in finikin this veorbook possible: Amy Heck Mike Cash Ed Ghevsvns Ruth Harris Dave McPhillips Dot tie Krilz Greg Ijrr.heler Ellie Shaheen Lisa D 'ccianni Brigitta Wiklayev llob ('.roll Catherine Ihlsee Rosalie Rlair Chanok Son Karen llabin Gregg Gifford lack Rosenfeld Steve Do Dufour John Lehman Patti Strohecker Dave Rosvold Patsy Cox Val Luciano Inanie Groome Dave Don in Patti Davis Mark Woodland Bennett Shankar Nelson Williams Janet Miller Ann llildstein Ron Slwiko Dawn Dugan The editors of the Huby extend their special thanks and appreciation to Mr. Abe Orlick and all the great people at Davor Photo. Atco Itccords anil Genesis for the use of their album Wind and Wuthering. 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