Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1983 volume:

Ursinus College Collegeville, Pa. And God called the light day and He called the darkness night. And there was evening, and there was morning, one day. Genesis 1:4-6 Joni Mitchell 2 3 And the parting rifts of sunlight, As they linger soft and long, Shed a hallowing gleam of sadness, On our merriment and song. “The Campus Song Rev. Carl G. Petrie But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restor'd, and sorrows end. Sonnet 30 William Shakespeare 9 For knowledge is of things we see; And yet we trust it comes from thee, A beam in darkness; let it grow. “In Memoriam” Alfred Lord Tennyson 11 The 1982 Homecoming Participants were as follows: (clockwise) Representing Alpha Phi Epsilon are Kevin O'Shea and Lynn Ferry, representing Alpha Phi Omega are Bob Thomas and Theresa Pavletich. representing Beta Sigma Lambda are Dave Innes and Helene Fennimore. representing Delta Mu Sigma are Scott Browning and Joni Cesarini. representing Delta Pi Sigma are Robin Ruby and Buffy Cyr. representing Pi Omega Delta are Bob Heinbo-kel and Pat Watral. representing Sigma Rho Lambda are Jim Jeffers and Nicki Bucci. and representing Zeta Chi are Bob Dunlop and Kip Hartman. Lynn Ferry was crowned the 1982 Ursinus Homecoming Queen. 12 13 Hostage smiles on Presidents Freedom scribbled in the subway It’s like night, — night and day. “Shadows and Light” Joni Mitchell 15 16 Fair is foul, and foul is fair, Hover through the fog and filthy air. Macbeth (Act I, Hi, 62-3) William Shakespeare 18 From manuscripts of moving song Inspired by scenes and dreams unknown, I’ll pour out raptures that belong To others, as they were my own. “Let Me Enjoy” Thomas Hardy ■1 � ■ 9f) Pushmi-Pullyus are now extinct. They had no tail, but a head at each end, and sharp horns on each head. They were very shy and terribly hard to catch. No matter which way you came towards them, they were always facing you. The Story of Doctor Dolittle Hugh Lofting 21 ■ JJV1S IS 4.X1 (13VJ 26 After having faithfully served the Ursinus community for twenty-three years. Dean Ruth R. Harris retired in 1983. Her association with the college began in 1932 when she entered as a freshman. She received her B.S. from Ursinus in 1936 and pursued her M.A. degree at Columbia University Through the years, she has attended numerous institutions. In 1974. an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree was bestowed upon her by Ursinus College. She also received countless other honors in her career, the most recent being a chair on the Local Arrangements Committee of the Pennsylvania Association of Women Deans in 1978. In her twenty-three years of dedicated service to Ursinus. Dean Harris has involved herself with various activities. She has been a member of the Ursinus Woman's Club Executive Committee since 1959 and has acted as chairman on the following four major committees: Student Activities. Forum and Cultural Affairs. Parents' Day. and Orientation Committees. She has been both a friend and counselor to many students. It is the close contact with the students that Dean Harris cites as the highlight of her career. She enjoyed seeing students in action, participating in diverse activities. She was even more thrilled to follow graduates and be happy for the successes that they have had. The fact that she could witness a young adult's developmental metamorphasis from student to adult gave Dean Harris a great sense of satisfaction. She reflected upon all her years at Ursinus. both as a student and staff member, as having all been very happy ones, due to the people She also attributed her happiness and satisfaction to Ursinus' values and high academic quality and remembered the faculty, staff, and students as being conscientious, hardworking, interesting, and delightful. After contemplating the past twenty-three years. Dean Harris concluded that the major changes on campus were physical and include the construction of Helfreich Hall. Corson Hall. New Men's Dorm, and Ritter Center. As Dean of Students, she also witnessed many changes in the college's rules and regula tions. Indicative of her progressive outlook, she acknowledged the changes and adapted accordingly. She stated that the switch from regulations to freedoms was no problem to accept because students are mature enough to make their own decisions. Looking to the future. Dean Harris wishes Ursinus to continue to maintain academic excellence and attract high quality students. We feel it only fitting that the 1983 Ruby be dedicated to Ruth R. Harris for her twenty-three years of service, friendship, and devotion to Ursinus College. ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Ruth R. Harris Administrative Dean Of Student Life William E. Akin Dean of the College Edward Barnes Food Service Director Charles Jamison Librarian J. Houghton Kane Dean of Student Life Louis A. Krug Education and Placement 28 Michael T. Cash Sports Information Bertha Layne Assistant Office of Student Life Leslie March Associate Dean of Students David L. Rebuck Associate Dean of Student Life Richard P. Richter President of the College Carla M. Rinde Assistant Dean of Student Life James R. Rue Archivist Kenneth Schaefer Dean of Admissions Blanche B. Schultz Assistant Dean Richard J. Whatley Associate Dean of Student Life Sandy Risher Secretary to Lib'ary Director Ruby Secretary Nelson M. Williams Business Manager FACULTY Barry N. Bowers Economics Curt A. Allen, Jr. Biology Jane A. Barth Chemistry Nicholas 0. Berry Political Science Egon Borgmann Economics Richard G. Bozorth English Richard S. BrcMillcr Registrar and Mathematics Pamela L. Brown Athletic Trainer 30 Gayle A. Byerly English Catherine A. Chambliss Psychology Douglas S. Chinn Physics Pamela Chlad Health and Physical Education Roger D. Coleman Mathematics Robert R. Davidson Physical Education J. Douglas Davis History Louis A. DeCatur English 31 Robert V. Cogger Education Placement Robert C. A. de Vos Economics Geoffrey Dolman Fnglish 5. Ross Doughty History Shirley Eaton Romance Languages Juan Espadas Romance Languages fti II I | 1 Mary B. Fields Biology Richard Fletcher Psychology Stephen Fox German I John H. French Music George C. Fago Psychology Raymond V. Gurzynski Health and Physical Education Nancy L. Hagelgans Mathematics Keith J. Hardman Religion and Philosophy Ronald E. Hess Chemistry and PreMedcal Advisor Peter G. Jessup Mathematics H. Lloyd Jones. Jr. English Edwin W. Koc Political Science Conrad E. Kruse Biology Bernard Lentz Economics Danuta S. Lloyd German 33 Annette V. Lucas Romance Languages G. Sieber Pancoast Political Science H. Conrad Meyer, Jr. Economics Angela Morrison Health and Physical Education Douglas Nagy Physics William T. Parsons History Peter F. Pcrrcten English David G. Phillips Biology 34 Frances C. Novack Romance Languages John D. Pilgrim Economics Constance Poley Health and Physical Education Emily F. Reed Political Science Bruce E. Rideout Psychology Douglas R. Schirripa Mathematics Ray Karl Schultz Chemistry Linda Seifert Economics Faye F. Shaw Chemistry Jane P. Shinehouse Biology John W. Shuck Mathematics Peter F. Small Biology 35 Roger P. Staiger Chemistry Harry C. Symons Economics Martha C. Takats Physics Lynn Thelen German William B. Williamson Philosophy and Religion o a o o P o o O o o (7-g SMIN3I OOOOOOO pg-Q OOP o n 1 J a Stephen R. Adair Sr. Management Eagleville, PA Erol Aksu Biology Bethlehem. PA I used to bo disgusted, but now t try to be amused E Costello Carol Marie Almeida English Bridgeport. PA The command I give you is this, that you love one another John 15 17 Susan Anger English Cape May, NJ Omega Chi There'S wind in our hair and there's water m my shoes It's been a lovely cruise ... Nadia Adly Economics B.A. Psychology Alexandria, VA Tau Sigma Gamma Everyone finds the right way Somehow Someway Someday — Love to family and friends old and new Daniel L. Albright III Business Administration Stowe, PA Nancy Altmann French Pottstown, PA Gregg Bahney Economics B.A. Myerstown, PA Pi Omega Delta I don't know where I am going but I know I am on my way Sooooon! Rajiv Robert M. Bartakke Economic B.A. Collcgeville. PA Alpha Phi Omega The mind is enlarged e'evated by mere purposes — they end and begin in airy contemplation Jeffrey R. Bascelli Economics Political Science Birdsboro. PA Beta Sigma Lambda Just as all creation is one with the universe, may we too be one with each other S Wonder Shirley Bartuska Economics B.A. Cherry Hill, NJ Omega Chi Carla Grace Bates English Harbourton, NJ Create in me a pure heart 0 God and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Psalm 51 10 Terence J. Bazow Physics Warminster. PA Have pride in reasoning, not in acting lies. Thanks Mom and Dad Timothy Beadle Mathematics Prospect Park. PA Zeta Chi Kenneth Behle Political Science Pottstown, PA Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe H G Wells David Craig Belson Economics B.A. Point Pleasant Beach. NJ Zeta Chi still, no reason to get excited. I have a plan Brian Bereznak Physics White Haven, PA Pi Omega Delta Experience is not what happens to you; it is what you do with what happens to you. Huxley Beth Marie Berger Economics B.A. Bensalem, PA Alpha Sigman Nu Ursinus is a small liberal arts college located 25 miles northwest of Philadelphia. REALLY? David A. Bevan Economics B.A. Pottsville, PA Sigma Rho Lambda Who the hell dealt this moss? Mr. J. Douglas Davis James Robert Birchmeier Political Science Oaklyn, NJ Sigma Rho Lambda Happiness makes up in height For what it lacks in length Frost Thanks Mom and Pop Harold A. Blubaugh Jr. Economics B.A. Accounting Waynesboro, PA Alpha Phi Epsilon David Carl Borgstrom Biology Cross wicks, NJ What you are is God s gift to you. what you make of yourself is your gift to God Barbara Anne Boris Mathematics Roxborough, PA Ph: Alpha Psi Smiling is happy and fun and feels good, looks nice and doesn't cost anything Laura A. Bossone English Berwyn, PA It is only with the heart that one can see rightly what's essential is invisible to the eye Richard Henry Bott Chemistry Freeland. PA Though this be madness, yet there is method m't David J. Bozentka Chemistry Wilmington. DE Delta P' Sigma God is dead — Nietzsche Niet sche is dead — God George Brinkerhoff History Medford Lakes. NJ They didn't trip me up that time! Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston Shiloh. 1862 Lynn M. Brumley Biology Jersey Shore. PA Alpha Sigma Nu As hard as it may have seemed. I am glad to say I was happy. I.MB. Barbara S. Bowden Applied Mathematics Economics South Glastonbury. CT Omega Chi Take |ust as much as you think you ought to. give just as much as you can Dan Fogelberg Greg Braccia Biology East Coventry, PA Delta Pi Sigma I am alive — I am this moment My future is here and now SO Scott L. Browning Physics Computer Science Lancaster. PA Delta Mu Sigma The time of our time has come and gone I fear we waited too long Thanks for the chance Mom and Dad Nicolette Bucci Economics B.A. Delran. NJ Omega Chi We don't remember days, we re member moments Thanks Mom and Dad for making them possible 45 David Butz Economics B.A. Toms River. NJ The beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real. The Who Kevin Callahan English Pcnnsauken. NJ Sigma Rho Lambda The pool is m but the patio am t dry. Keith Richards Ann M. Calvitti Economics B.A. Glenside, PA Phi Alpha P$i College is a device for indulging ourselves in insanity by all going crazy together Joni Ann Cesarini Economics B.A. Haver ford. PA Omega Chi Patricia A. Cain Economics B.A. Pottstown, PA Norman M. Callahan III Biology York. PA Delta Pi Sigma Find your strength in love M3sser Crced Karla E. Cantello Health and Physical Education Annapolis, MD Tau Sigma Gamma I've learned and loved these last 4 years Thank you Mom Dad for giving me the chance. Robert Joseph Chevalier Chemistry Mt. Laurel. NJ Pi Omega Delta A man said to the universe I exist.” The universe replied To this I feel no obligation ' MDC Mary Alice Cullinan English Collegeville, PA Diana E. Dakay English Willov Grove, PA Kappa Delta Kappa He deserves Paradise who makes his companions laugh Koran KDK Union Program Board Thanks Mom Mary Buffum Cyr Economics B.A. Palmerton, PA Omega Chi Character is the foundation of all worth while success. John Hays Hammond Shirley Cias Joseph F. Cieko Economics B.A. Biology Pottstown, PA Philadelphia, PA The mind of man is capable of anything — because everything is m it . . ” (Thanks everyone!) Brian Francis Clark Economics B.A. Philadelphia, PA Delta Pi Sigma If you dream it you can become it. If you imagine it you can achieve it Holly Jean Coffin Economics B.A. Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ We know what we are But not what we will be. Francis M. Correll Economics B.A. Philadelphia, PA Sigma Rho Lambda Success gives herself only to those who have dreamed of her Mom Dad — thanks for everything 47 Linda D'Alesio Economics B.A. Trenton. NJ Let experience tell the final story Matthew V. DelDuca English History Haddonfield. NJ Alpha Phi Epsilon Jack Devine Economics B.A. Medford Lakes. NJ Sigma Rho Lambda Jonathan Dick Political Science Economics B.A. Scotland, MD Sigma Rho Lambda The difficult we do immediately: the impossible takes a lot longer Thanks Mom and Dad Kimmerie DiGiacomo Biology Ambler. PA Tau Sigma Gamma But how do you thank someone who h3S taken you from crayons to perfume? Thanks Mom and Dad. David George DiMattia Health and Physical Education Vincentown. NJ Beta Sigma Lambda Just cause I gradiated college don't mean I know nothin' - Nards Robert DeCandia Economics B.A. Matawan, NJ Alpha Phi Epsilon College is like baseball. ‘ 75% is mental and the other half is physical. ' Yogi Bera Roland B. Desilets Jr. Physics Economics Malvern. PA Argue for your limitations, and sure enough they're yours. Mom. Dad — I love you Jay Lawrence DInerman Biology Coral Springs. FL You see things and say ’ why?' But I dream things that never were and I say why not? Mark Phillip Doman Psychology Economics B.A. Churchville. PA Alpha Phi Epsilon I seek the utmost pleasure and the least pain — Anon. Don’t forget to mow the dog! — B-52's Stephen Duckworth Economics B.A. Pottstown, PA Alpha Pin Epsilon I think I'm going to get very sick very soon. G F. Burns Mary Alison Dunn Economics B.A. Pottstown. PA Alpha Sigma Nu Stephanie Danielle DiSantis Health and Physical Education Oaklyn. NJ Tau Sigma Gamma John F. Doyle Jr. Economics B.A. Hazlet, NJ Delta Pi Sigma To be what we are. and to be come what we are capable of becoming. is the only end of life Robert S. Dunlop History Teaneck, NJ Zeto Chi Clear the field, some men are gom to do some drinking Ralph Kramden Lois D. Ebling Economics B.A. Pottsville, PA Omega Chi What happened to our innocence — Did it go out Of Style? Along with naivete — No longer a child. (jv. Ann Elizabeth Edris Psychology Mt. Gretna, PA Koppa Delta Kappa All the wonders you seek are within yourself. Thanks everyone for your love. Angela Eiswert Chemistry Selinsgrove. PA Tau Sigma Gamma It’s the laughter we will remember when we remember the way we were. Thanks for sharing my smiles David J. Evans Biology Carlisle, PA It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation Robert F. Farrell Jr. Business Administration Stratford, NJ We’ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find, these are the best of times. Patricia Anne Eichlin Biology Haddonfield, NJ Tau Sigma Gamma 8efore we end and then begin. We ll drink a toast to how t's been . But I've loved these days. B. Joel Shannon Lou Emery Economics B.A. Cave Creek, AZ To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Michael Fagan Economics B.A. Political Science Warminster, PA Zeta Chi But Still try. for who knows what is possible — Kipling. ZX P S Thanks Mom and Dad. Marilyn Anne Felty Economics B.A. Lansdale, PA Helene Marie Fennimore Economics B.A. Had don Heights. NJ Omega Chi Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves Anonymous. Lynn Ferry Chemistry Wildwood Crest. NJ My heart is warm with the friends I've made — Edna St Vincent Milay Thanks Mom and Dad Lawrence B. Florin Biology Philadelphia. PA Well my feet they finally took root m the earth but I got me a nice o!' place in the stars. Rodger A. Ferguson. Jr. Chemistry Willow Grove. PA Tne task of man's consciousness is to perceive, not create, reality — that A is A Ayn Rand Cynthia A. Fisher Biophysics Selingsgrove. PA Mark Andrew Fluharty Economics B.A. Perkiomenville. PA Alpha Phi Omega Karen Marie Fogel Chemistry Dresher, PA Seize this very minute! What you can do. or think you can do begin it! — Goethe Barbara Ann Foley Psychology Toms River, NJ These were the days, my fnend We thought they dnever end But they were worth it 53 F. Curtis Fox Economics B.A. Yardley, PA Beta Sigma Lambda The winds ot change move switt ly Keep your sail up DCPI Thanks Mom, Dad. and Geep Lawrence M. Frangiosa Political Science Mont Clare, PA To be proud of learning is the greatest Ignorance. Taylor Ann Fruit Psychology Lansdale, PA Alpha Sigma Nu There's only one rule I know Damn it, you’ve got to be kind Vonnegut Donna M. Freedman Political Science Mt. Laurel, NJ Some mmds will walk others fly Don’t fear that those that fly will leave no footprints Christine L. Furstnau Mathematics Phocnixville, PA Kappa Delta Kappa Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence Christine A. Geissler Economics B.A. Phoenixville, PA Tau Sigma Gamma Thanks Dad! Lisa Jane Geiger Psychology Huntington Valley, PA Phi Alpha Psi Love the beauty life imparts. Hold a song within your heart Thank you Mom and Dad Joseph Anthony Giamo Biology Norristown, PA Delta Pi Sigma In nothing do men more nearly approach the gods than in doing good to their fellow men Joseph M. Giammarco Physics Yeadon, PA Pi Omega Delta You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true Bach Donald W. Ginn Biology Springfield, PA Robin L. Grafton Psychology Harleysville, PA Robert E. Greene Biology Sarasota, FL 8eta Sigma Lambda James IV. Giardinelli Biology Chemistry Turnersville, NJ Pi Omega Delta I know I'm ready tor the world. But is the World ready for me? Paul A. Graeff Political Science Doylestown, PA Sigma Rho Lambda Be willing to follow But never afraid to lead See Ya Happ nens Tim Grant Chemistry Hannibal, NY i still Don't Understand! Joanne Greenlee Economics B.A. Abington, PA lau Sigma Gamma Love when you Can. cry when you have to. be who you must it's part of the plan. I love you M D 55 Gretchen Godshall Economics B.A. Annapolis, MD Suzanne Hale Mathematics Economics Gwynedd Valley, PA Tau Sigma Gamma We do not remember days, we remember moments. Cesare Pa-vese Thanks Mom and Dad I love you Karen Lynn Hanson Mathematics Philadelphia, PA Tau Sigma Gamma Wm. Craig Harris Political Science Newtown, PA Delta Pi Sigma Constantly in the darkness where's that? It you want me I'll be at the bar — (Jon ) — Thanks M T John Owen Goullet Mathematics Middletown, PA Robert John Hannum III Biology Cheltenham, PA H-Bob lives ... Carol Ann Ha rlac her Psychology Darien. CT Phi Alpha Psi With all its Sham, drudgery broken dreams it is still a beautiful world. Strive to be happy Katherine Hartman English Biglerville, PA Phi Alpha Psi I've found the people I love here — Some are new. Some have been with me forever Nanette A. Hartman Political Science Ramsey. NJ Curtis K. Heck Political Science Quarkertown, PA Wendell Stephen Hawkins Economics B.A. Brandywine. MD Robert William Heinbokel Economics B.A. Westfield. NJ Pi Omega Delta Do not follow a path. Instead go where there is no path and leave a trail. Kathy E. Herman Political Science Erdenheim. PA It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was an age of wisdom, it was on age of foolishness Donna Jean Hitchcock Psychology Allentown. NY Sandi Hill Economics B.A. Warminster. PA Phi Alpha Psi l know the world is waiting tor me But not the FIRST day! Thanks Mom and Dad Earl J. Hope Biology Columbus. NJ And these three remain: Faith, hope and love But the greatest of these is love. 57 Ricky C. Hope Political Science Philadelphia, PA Beta Sigma Lambda If I don't stand my own ground. How can I find my way . . out of this maze? PF '75 David S. Innes Economics B.A. Whitemarsh, PA Beta Sigma Lambda If all IS lost. There is everything to look for Peter M. Hotz Economics Accounting Abington, MA Carol Lynn Jankauskas Applied Math Economics West Deptford, NJ Tau Sigma Gamma Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build I love you Mom and Dad James D. Jeffers Economics B.A. Willingboro, NJ Sigma Rho Lambda What others say about me is my reputation, what l say about myself is confidence Dr. H. Young Valerie Jewells Biology Psychology Tamaqua, PA Kappa Delta Kappa Michael Jones Biology Pottstown, PA Delta Pi Sigma Size don't lie Dr Huge Stephanie A. Kane English Reading, PA The flower looks up to see only the light, and never looks down to see its shadow. Inge Karlberg Biology Doylestown, PA Susan K. King Chemistry Langhorne, PA Kappa Delta Kappa But Still try for who knows what is possible Faraday Thanks Mom. Dad and Tom Basil C. Kollias Chemistry Wilmington, DE Laurie A. Kramer Economics B.A. Lafayette Hill, PA Phi Alpha Psi Thanks Mom and Dad For all your love and support James Brennan Kelly Economics B.A. Pottstown. PA Zeta Chi Life is a game and they keep score with money Ted Turner Monika Knaak Biology Ambler, PA Alpha Sigma Nu To live your life in your own way. to be the you that you want to be that is success Lorraine Kowalski American Public Policy Wethersfield, CT Christine Mary Kraras Biology Chester Springs. PA 59 Duane K. Landis Economics B.A. Souderton. PA Elizabeth Anne Lawrence Economics B.A. West Chester, PA Phi Alpha Psi Mom and Dad. thanks for everything! Michael E. Lees Chemistry Cherry Hill. NJ Alpha Phi Omega Larry S. Lerman English Levittown, PA Come on you raver, you seer of visions, come on you pointer, you piper you prisoner shine — SYD Charles M. Langman Biology Philadelphia. PA Alpha Phi Omega A promise made is a debt unpaid — R Service Thanks everyone Samuel Frederic Lawrence English Pottstown. PA The most difficult character in comedy is the fool and he who plays the part must be no simpleton. Cervantes Andrea Holly Lerner Biology Collegeville, PA Simon Joshua Levy Economics B.A. Haddonfield, NJ Alpha Phi Epsilon You only live once, but if you do it right, once is more than enough Thanks Mom and Dad. Mark Jeffrey Lewis Political Science Wyncote, PA Dorothy Linvill Spanish Drexel Hill, PA Ph Alpha Psi C3da cual os cada cual y cada uno tiono sus cada unadas. Love you Gyp Thank you M D Terry Jane Lincoln Applied Math Economics Edgewater Park, NJ Phi Alpha Psi The key to happiness is having dreams — The key to success is making them come true Carol A. Lisinski Economics B.A. King of Prussia, PA Void mon secret: On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. L'cssentiei est invisible pour les yeux. John W. Long J. History Wrightstown, PA Donna Marie Luciw Chemistry Norristown, PA Kappa Delta Kappa The greatest oak was once a little nut that held it’s ground. Thanks Mom and Tato. Keith Edward Lulewich Economics B.A. Bay Shore, NY Delta Pi Sigma Living each moment, equal to anything. Ready for everything. Thanks Mom and Dad Edward C. Lutz Jr. Economics B.A. Lansdalc, PA Sigma Rho Lambda Experience is a hard teacher, she gives the tests first, and the lesson afterwards-' 63 Kimberly Dewees McArthur Biology Ambler, PA Phi Alpha P$i I believe the children are our future: teach them well and let them lead the way. Michael Masser. Linda Creed Marie I. McBride Chemistry Mt. Holly, NJ Omega Chi Throw a kiss and say goodbye. I'll make it this time. I'm ready to cross that fine line. Barbara Ann McConnell Math Economics West Chester, PA Phi Alpha Psi If you have built castles in the air your work need not be lost. Put foundations under them Leo J. McCormick Chemistry Trooper, PA Pi Omega Delta Individuals may have to live in a crowd. But they don't have to live like it! ILYCF James McDonnell Chemistry Phoenixville, PA Susan Lynn McGarry Psychology East Stroudsburg, PA Phi Alpha Psi For a happy life you need: something to do. something to love and something to hope for. Theresa McKee Political Science Ewing, NJ Omega Chi Kerry McLoughlin Spanish Babylon, NY Phi Alpha Psi Most of the most important ex periences that truly educate cannot be arranged in advance Heidi Maiman Health and Physical Education Bryn Mawr Tau Sigma Gamma Lost time |$ never found again. I love you. Mom and Dad! Ritamarie D. Mancini Biology Norristown, PA Kappa Delta Kappa Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tried Shakespeare Alan F. Miller Biology Cherry Hill, NJ Howard Miller Biology Cherry Hill, NJ William Alan Malenke Economics B.A. Spring City. PA Francis Martino Economics B.A. Philadelphia. PA Alpha Phi Epsilon Laugh and be well. David Bruce Miller Mathematics Schwenksville, PA Saying truth temporarily plants it m a man’s mind; teaching embeds it m his heart.' Steven Miller Chemistry Physics Bensalem, PA Human knowledge and human power meet in one ... nature to be commanded must be obeyed ... Bacon Dean A. Mioli Applied Math Economics B.A. Upper Darby, PA Beta Sigma Lambda Maurice A. Miskovitz Economics B.A. Pottstown, PA Christopher Montgomery Economics B.A. Allentown, PA Alpha Phi Omega The differences make the difference. and now will the real world please stand up! Betty Morrison Health and Physical Education Dumont, NJ Tau Sigma Gamma I press on toward the goal for the prt e of the upward call of God m Christ Jesus Phil 3 14 Joseph Misciasclo Physics Trenton, NJ To accept the challenges in life is great; to master them i$ the ultimate goal. Mary Catherine Monck Biology Yardley, PA Pin Alpha Psi Mary Poppms can do anyth ng even fly off hills Thanks Mom Dad I love you. Patrice Morgan Political Science East Coventry, PA Where earth ends I sit and spy If I can't grab a bird I II catch the sky Jean-Marie Morrison Political Science Cherry Hill, PA Tau Sigma Gamma individuality A quality very much revered but one not well accepted JMM 66 t : Lawrence Freed Muscarella Physics New York, NY Pi Omega Delta •‘Surely some revelation is at hand William Yeats Rosemary A. Naab Economics B.A. Palmcrton, PA Tau Sigma Gamma Carol Louise Moury Biology Lafayette Hill, PA KapD3 Delta Kappa But still try lor who Knows what is possible Thanks Mom Dan Happiness always to K A Michael A. Mullahy Economics B.A. Ambler, PA Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say. William Shakespeare David Michael Muench Biology Babylon, NY Mary Mulligan English Pottstown, PA Alpha Sigma Nu Michael A. Musho Biology Dresher, PA It's not what we have accom plishcd that counts, but what we have overcome. Kay Munzenmayer Biology Wildwood Crest, NJ Be ievmg is the beginning ot a dream coming tree. 67 Scoff Naftulin Chemistry Philadelphia, PA Alpha Phi Epsilon Get me out of this ghetto. NMD 2008 Penny M. Naglee Political Science Lansdale, PA Jeffrey S. Ney Chemistry Phoenixville. PA Todd Earl Nixon Biology Manheim, PA Alpha Phi Omega Don't be afraid of it. step m it! Ruth Ann Norbury Biology Cape May Court House, NJ Delta Gamma Whoever has a heartful of love always has something to give Thanks- Mom. Dad and Donna James F. Nowrey III English Pottstown, PA Sigma Rho Lambda But still try. for who knows what is possible. Farraday Kevin L O'Neill Biology West Chester, PA Alpha Phi Epsilon Kevin J. O'Shea Economics B.A. West Chester, PA Alpha Phi Epsilon This may be the end of something good. but it's the beginning of something better Leticia Marie Padilla International Relations Pottstown, PA Marguerite Ann Paolone E nglish E due a tion Williamstown, NJ Omega Chi Lars Raymond Petersen Chemistry Andover, NJ You only live once, but il ycu live right, once is enough Thank you Mom and Dad Warren A. Phillips Jr. Economics B.A. Burlington, NJ Beverly A. Pancott Economics B.A. Berwyn, PA Kappa Delta Kappa As I look to the promise 0 tomorrow. may I never lose sight ot the memory of today. Theresa M. Pavletich Economics B.A. Exton, PA Tau Sigma Gamma Do what you want to do. Be who you are... Thanks Mom and Dad I love you! Donna Anne Phillips Mathematics Perkiomenville, PA Alpha Sigma Nu 28 V not 2B: That is the question. Shakespeare The solution is TRUE DesCartes Derek A. Picket I Economics B.A. Plymouth Township, PA I love you Mom and Dad for giving me the chance you never had: in return, my success!! Ken Podell Psychology North Wildwood. NJ Beta Sigma Lambda I'm young. I'll get over it Dudley Joseph M. Prestia Political Science Norristown, PA Alfred J. Quasti Jr. Political Science Philadelphia, PA Sigma Rho Lambda Thanks Mom and Dad for giving me the chance you never had. You're the best. Philip Eric Repko English Gilbertsville, PA Sigma Rho Lambda Jessina S. Pompei Economics B.A. Media. PA Phi Alpha Psi Thanks Mom Dad for the chance to live and learn and thank you Bub for sharing the ride. Sonia Melissa Prosak Economics B.A. Swarthmore, PA Kappa Delta Kappa Believe in yourself and all things are possible Thanks for everything Mom Dad Thomas A. Ramos Economics B.A. Naugatuck, CT Beta Sigma Lambda Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I'm afraid it’s time for goodbye again. Billy Joel Amber M. Richards Economics B.A. Pottstown, PA Omega Chi Richard S. Riddle Chemistry Collegeville, PA Tracy Ann Rohr bach Psychology Douglassville, PA Edward J. Rosenfeld Biology Melrose Park, PA Lynne Ann Roedel Health and Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma Joseph Charles Rongione Chemistry Feasterville, PA Delta Pi Sigma Beam me up Scotty, there’s no intelligent life down here Capt. James T Muiroy David S. Rothblat Psychology Oreland, PA On a stormy sea of moving emotion I set a course for winds or fortune. Kerry Livgreen Robin J. Ruby Economics B.A. Warrington, PA Delta Pi Sigma Hey. if theycan't takedjoke Thanks Mom and Dad! Donna L. Rudy Psychology Levittown, PA Phi Alpha Psi In the middle of here and now don't you thmk we might see each other once or twice? 73 Paul B. Schodowski Biology Warminster, PA Alpha Phi Omega Gary L. Seybold Economics B.A. Linfield, PA Pi Omega Delta Ail that I am, or hope to be. I owe to my angel mother. Lincoln Peggysue Singe Economics B.A. Hillside, NJ Alpha Sigma Nu I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race. I have kept the faith. 2 Tim. 4:7 James P. Sloan Political Science Verona, NJ Sigma Rho Lambda Richard N. Smith Biology Dallas, PA Sechong Son Chemistry Plymouth Meeting, PA Thanks Mom and Dad for everyth ng. ■ Masija” J Y H S. Robin G. Stewart Political Science Huntington Valley, PA Omega Chi Richard J. Stoll Economics B.A. East Amherst, NY Pi Omega Delta I have tried so hard to do the right. Grover Cleveland Thanks Mom and Dad Sandra Lee Smith Political Science Wallingford, PA I can do all things � n Him who strengthens me. I love you Mom and Dad Clinton McKay Speers International Relations Woodbury, NJ Pi Omega Delta Lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way Thanks to all that helped. Karen Sue Stolar Biology Springfield, PA Tau Sigma Gamma Thanks Mom and Dad! John D. Summers Chemistry Allentown, PA Pi Omega Delta In the times when we cannot direct the wind, we must be able to adjust our sails. William Swayser Biology Norristown, PA Caryn Elise Talbot English Medford, NJ Every ending is a new beginning Robert Wayne Tipping Biology Mathematics Warminster, PA Alpha Phi Omega Susan Beth Trace Psychology Pottstown, PA So faith, hope, love abide, these three but the greatest of these is love. Lydia Takoushian Economics B.A. Briar wood, NY Omega Chi Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier Robert W. Thomas Economics B.A. Berwyn, PA Alpha Phi Omega Margaret E. Tomlinson Health and Physical Education Phoenixville, PA Tau Sigma Gamma Thanks Mom and Dad I love you Bruce David Trout Mathematics Laurel, MD Wendy Jane Wallace Chemistry Aston, PA Tau Sigma Gamma To my parents: For all your help — Thank you and I love you. Patricia Leigh Watral Economics B.A. Succasunna, NJ Phi Alpha Psi Ail the wonders you seek are within yourself. Sir Thomas Browne Thanks G G Beverly Joy Walizer Political Science International Relations Red Hill, PA Frederick S. Walters Biology Phoenixville, PA Anthony William Tulskie Chemistry West Chester, PA Craig Turner Biology Huntingdon Valley, PA Delta Pi Sigma I have set before you an open door, which no one can shut Rev. 3 8 Jeff Vanace Economics B.A. Camden, NJ Zcta Chi There must be some kind of way outta here J Hendrix Kevin L. Wainwright Pre-Engineering Souderton, PA Lesley Jane Williams Psychology Cinnaminson, NJ Omega Chi If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Stephen C. Woodward German French Birmingham, England Pi Omega Delta I'm leaving because the weather is too good I hate London when it's not raining. Groucho Marx Steve R. Witmer Philosophy and Religion Shippensburg, PA Beta Sigma Lambda ... love one another. Christ David M. Zevtchin Economics B.A. Parkesburg, PA It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us. we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way — in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. From A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens 79 F na ..afl ACTIVITIES aooooaortaa o zrs Brothers: H. BluOaugh. M. DelDuca. S. Levy. F Martino. $ Naftulin. K O'Neill. K. O'Shea. B DeCandia. M Doman. S Duckworth. J. Coleman. R Coyne. M Darling E Kilroy. M Lonergan. T O'Hara. J. Opit . S. Pallone. S Truskm. E. Wheeler. J, Alutius. J. Boyd T Curley. G. Lent . C Mitchell. J Brady. J. Doughty J Guyon. D. Hansen. J. Kay. C Maier, J Maloney. J Markoe. J Mullen. J Pensabene. J Ruggiero President Kevin O’Shea Vice■ President Mike Darling Secretaries — Chris Mitchell Gavin Lentz Treasurer — Simon Levy Social Chairman ■ Mark Doman Scott Naftulin Jock Chairman — Matt DelDuca IFC Representative Mark Lonergan Pledgemaster — Matt DelDuca Assistant Pledgemasters Fran Martino. Kevin O'Neill PLEASE GIVE BLOOD Tlt'j nflWH |5 WFD.rMMH Ife IN 3 SIGN UP NOW! President Michael Lees Vice-President (Service) — Paul Schodowski Vice-President (Membership) — Jeff Wasmuth Recording Secretary — Chris Montgomery Corresponding Secretary - Bill Faltermayer Alumni Secretary — Mark Wingel Treasurer — Bob Tipping Historian — Jonathan Bush Social Chairmen — Tom Savage. Scott Scheffler IFC Representative — Morris Salley Frat Jock — Todd Nixon Mr. Coffee — Alan Bristol . ...V ALPHA PHI OMEGA R Bartakke. M. Fluharty. C langman. M Lees. C Montgomery. T Nixon. P Schodowski. B Thomas. B Tipping, F Walters. A Bristol. J Bush B. Faltermayer. Z. Jivanj.. M. Salley. T. Savage. S. Schetfler. D. Scialabba. J. Wasmuth. M. Wingel. J. Dunmgan. T Efinger. M Jacobson. B. Dietrich. J. Fessick. C. Knapp. E Lehnes. A Abidi. B James. R Kirby. J. Tursi BETA SIGMA LAMBDA Brothers: J. Bascelli. 0 DiMattia. C Fox. B. Greene. R. Hope. D Innes. K Podeli. R Fellows. S Warner. K Brackley. P. Robinson. D. Bulz. B Casey. D. Dmella. W Dryfoos. R Faerber. A. Fanelli. P. Gaiager. A Herskowitz. J Moyer. C. Scrnyak. G Soper. E. Woodland. C. Heck, B Hanum R. Brown. J Bonesera. R Curtis. B Gntmon. J. McKeon. A Melilk). R. 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W Lacey. J. Lehman. B. Mcllhenney. L Rubino. P Scota. P Vervcrcli. R Wenk. D. Lewis. M McCullough. L. Chodoff. J. Lattanzi. B Wehler B. DiJoseph. B. Griste. S. Johnson. S Willis. K Wood. G Braccia 91 DELTA PI SIGMA 92 PI OMEGA DEL TA Brothers: M. Arcieri. G 8ahney. J Gardmeiii. B Hembokel. L McCormick. I. Muscarella. C. Speers. R Stoll. J. Summers. S Woodward. C Bove. R Carter. J Doghramji. W Hembokel. B Breznack. J Giamarco. G Seybold. D Atkins. J Dugan. A Fisch. G Fuir. K Kunkel. E. Lyman. G. Savery. P. Spitz. J. Zerr. G. Haag. P Romer N Taghamonte. C Frank. J Peppeiman. C. LeKites. S. AuRer. R. Chillemi. T. Flynn. B Foley. B. Geary. C. Kimmcl. B Louth. D. Poircr. M Vanbczooijcn President Gregg Bahney Vice-President: Bob Heinbikel Recording Secretary Clint Speers Corresponding Secretary Duncan Atkins Treasurer — Ed Lyman Social Chairmen — Brian Dwyer John Zerr Historian — John Summers Chaplain — John Dugan IFC Representative — Mike Arcieri 93 SIGMA RHO LAMBDA President - Dave Bevan Vice-President - Jim Jeffers Recording Secretary Al Quasti Corresponding Secretaries Scan Linehan John Romano Treasurer — Tim Howard Social Chairman Phil Repko Chaplain Mark Krauss Sergeant at Arms Scott Hill Alumni Chairman Bill Kramer Pledgemaster Jim Nowrey Assistant Pledgemaster Al Quasti IFC Representative: Frank Correll Brothers: D Bevan J. Birchmeier. K Callahan F Correll. J Devine. J. Dick. P. Graetf. J Jetfers. E Lute. J. Nowrey. P Repko. A Quasti. B Farrell. J Broderick. S Feraco. T Grace. B Hemsinger. S Hill. T Howard. D Huttinger B Kramer. S. Kramck, M. Krauss. J Dyer. T. Cosgrove. N Garcia. S. Linehan. J. Romano. R Voiko. M Lubic.K Bull K Correll. S. 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B Penza President — Tim Beadle Vice-President — Jim Kelly Recording Secretary — Bill Henderson Corresponding Secretary — Mike Koontz Treasurer — Fran White Social Chairman — Drew Pecora Chaplain — Dominique Malozzi Fire Commissioner — Jeff Vanace Beer Commissioner — Mike Mullahy Noel Anderson Rushing Chairman — Mike Fagan Telephone Commissioner Bob Penza IFC Representative Mark Hinkel ZETA CHI 97 GAMMA DELTA IOTA 99 Sisters: B Berger. L Brum ey M Dunn A Fruit. M Knaak. M Mulligan. D Phillips. P Singe. S Coiaiczzi. M. Eiweil. L. Ernes. E Harp. C Johnson. T Pinter. M Angstadt. T Rohrbach. L. Springer, S Bateman. K Grosch. I. Karlberg C Kraras. D Sagmp. S. Trace. H MacMichaci. J. Osborne President Monika Knaak Vice-President Ann Fruit Recording Secretary Lynn Brumley Corresponding Secretary Mary Dunn Alumni Secretary Carole Johnson Treasurer Donna Phillips Social Chairpersons Beth Berger Mary Mulligan Parliamentarian Merry Elwell Historian Teresa Pinter Chaplain Peggysue Singe Pledgemistress Mary Mulligan ISC Representative Susan Colaiezzi ALPHA SIGMA NU 101 President — Susan King Vice-President Ritamane Mancini Recording Secretary Candace Young Corresponding Secretary — Lisa Hoezle Alumni Secretary Allison Larkin Treasurer — Ann Edris Historian — Beverly Pancott Sergeant at Arms — Joan Weber Chaplain — Valerie Jewells Social Chairpersons — Melissa Shaw. Kay Munzen- mayer Pledgemistresses Sonis Prosak. Susan Kish ISC Representative Donna Luciw Service Chairperson Valerie Jewells On Campus Party Chairpersons Carol Moury Diana DaKay 102 KAPPA DELTA KAPPA Sisters: D. DaKay. A Edns. C. Furstnau, V Jewells. S King. D. Luciw. R. Mancim. C Moury. B. Pancott. S. Prosak. M Bell. R OiBel'o. L Hoel-zlc. S. Kish. A. Larkin. C. Liberatore. K Rumer. M Shaw. V. Vollmer.J. Weber. C. Young. N Lobby. K Alberti. S Boyce. M Capacio. C Cau-terucci. E Gallagher. S Graham. J Hopple. R Kauffman. V Launcella. S Mierzejewski, C. Milne. M. Monte. C Notaro. E. Shrettner. J Stuart. T. Valcarcel. M Wlazeiek. L Zimmerman. D. Hitchcock. C Talbott President — Lois Ebling Vice-President— Lydia Takoushian Treasurer Nicolette Bucci Corresponding Secretaries Michele Stelmach Maria Storino Recording Secretary Angela Russek Social Chairpersons Shirley Bartuska Vanessa Reale Parliamentarian Marie McBride Historian Catherine Freeman Pledgemistresses — Amber Richards Susan Williams Fund Raising Chairpersons Amber Richards. Adrienne Tucillo. Kimberly Wiebel ISC Representative Robin Stewart Keeps of the Keg - Carol Krajewski Susan Williams 104 OMEGA CHI 11 Sisters: S. Bartuska. B Bowden. N Bucci. J Cesanni. M Cyr. H Fenmmore. L. Ebling. M. McBride. M. Paolone. A Richards. R Stewart. L. Takoushian. P. Blodgett. C. Freeman. L lezzi, C Kraiewski. P Keenan. B. Klett C. Geczik. L. Lippincott. T. Lozmger. V. Reale. A Russek. M Stelmach. M Stormo. A Tuccilk). K Weibel. S. Williams, S Astenno. M Berardi. D Clough. J, Daiena. M, D Anjoieil. L. Ferguson. B Keene. M Kopanski. N Lane. K Levitt. M. O’Connell. L. Sipple. S. Stong. E Torpey. S Anger. T McKee. P Vergis. L. Williams 105 Sisters: A Calvitti. L. Geiger. C. Hariacher. K Hartman. S. Hill. L. Kramer. E. Lawrence. 0 Linvill. K. McArthur. B McConnell. S. McGarry J. Pompei. 0. Rudy. P. Watral. L Andrews. J. Boland. T. Donahoc. C. Kehoc. E McCall. B Moran. D Neiman. L. Pierce. K Reese. J Robison. J. Strizki. P Warrender. R Brittain. K. Daizcil. J Dixon. S. Johnson. L Lewis. K Licursi, P Loughran. M Myers. E. McGomgle. D Sakowski. L. Schillmger. J. Spiess B. Boos. M. Monck, T. Lincoln. T Mosher. G. Fusco. K McLoughlin President Ann Calvitti Vice-President Elizabeth Lawrence Recording Secretary Lori Andrews Corresponding Secretaries Deborah Neiman Janet Robison Treasurer — Barbara McConnell Social Chairpersons — Barbara Moran Pamela Warrender Party Chairpersons - Donna Rudy. Kip Hartman Historians — Sandra Hill. Susan McGarry Chaplain — Patricia Watral Sentinels — Lisa Geiger. Carol Hariacher Pledgemistresses — Laurie Kramer Jeanne Boland ISC Representative — Kimberly McArthur PHI ALPHA PSI 107 Sisters: N Adly K Canteilo. S DiSantis. P Eichlin, A Eiswert. L Ferry, J Greenlee. K Hanson, C. Jankauskas. K Lewis. B. Morrison. R. Naab. T Pavietich. I Roedel. K Stolar J Taylor M. Tomlinson. W. Wa;lce. B Autustlne. K. Coleman. P. Famous. I Fithian. M. Gorman. A. Hill. J. Kceley. S. Kohlenberger, K Leggett. B Mathers. L Miller. M Olmedo. B Powell. E. Riordan, C. Tursi. S Wirth. N Zimmerman. S Baver. R Ciritella. K, Crouch. M. Herb D Mumford. M. Onopchenko. N. Paul. J. Posey. S. Raithel. T. Timko. S. Hale. C Gdssler. H Malman. J. Morrison President — Theresa Pavietich Vice-President — Janine Taylor Treasurer — Karen Hanson Recording Secretary — Rosemary Naab Corresponding Secretaries — Lynn Roedel. Stephanie DiSantis Social Chairpersons — Wendy Wallace. Barb Mathers Rush Chairpersons — Amy Hill. Maureen Gorman Chaplain — Betty Morrison Historian Nikki Zimmerman Pledgemistresses — Christina Tursi. Eileen Riordan ISC Representitive — Carol Jankauskas Beer Commissioners — Kyle Coleman. Margaret Tomlinson TAU SIGMA GAMMA _ 109 - r-fcr T Loralie 1983 ' Classics Club S. Scoffone. L. Fritz. L Padilla. C. Hirst LaRonda Espanola First Row: S Stauffer. J Gagiiardi. R. Barwick. C. Reichert. B. Foley. A. Lerner. H. Hayer. E Rosenfeld. H Miller Second Row: J Manalo. B Trout. D Norbury. A Miller. M Schwartzman, k. Taceiosky. w. Keehn. Or S Eaton Psychology Club First Row: A Fruit. S Trace. J Nigrine Second Row: C. Harlacher B Foley. K. Podell. L Geiger. M. Mason Psl Chi C. Harlacher. A Fruit. B. Foley. S. Trace 115 Economics Club First Row: E Coumanakos. A Bristol. Z Jivaji. C. Knapp. K I ulewich Second Row: R Fooskas, S Reed. H Mills. C. Buck. B Mcllhenny Investment Club A Bristol. G. Asimakopuios. J Gagliardi. D Mumford. J. Ziss. D Epstein Inter- National Relations Club First Row: R Barwick D Rudy Second Row: I Pad lla. L Frangiosa. R Ryder. Dr. Berry 116 PI Gamma Mu First Row: M Lewis. G Asimakopuios. B Foley S Trace. P Morgan Second Row: J Birchmcior. F CorrcH. L Petersen Young Democrats K Herman. D Freedman. A Butler. L Padilla Haines- Barnard Pre-Legal Society First Row: M Lewis. I Frangiosa. R Ryder G Asimakopulos. D. Epstein Second Row: K Lulewich. R. Fooskas. G. Parno. R Paolone. M. Muller. M Breslin, S Raskob. V. Reale Third Row: D Mumford. M Onopchenko. P. Loughran. D Sakowski. B McGonigle. P Warrenfler. M. Monti 117 Astronomy Club First Row: 0 LuCiw. R Mancini J Matthews. N Lobby. R Koffman. C Benedict Second Row: L Petersen. J. Misciascio. J. Giammarco. A Bristol. J Giaimo Physics Club L Petersen J Matthews B. Irvin M Izzo B Berznak J. Ciammarco J. Misciascio S. Miller Mathematics Society L. Petersen T. Lincoln C Kehoe T. Mosher B Tipping D. Phillips 118 Tri-Bets Nationsl Biological Society First Row: J Docrr. M Knaak, D Muench. Second Row: E Ak$u. J. Dinerman D Borgstrom. E Hope. M. Wmgel Third Row: C Moury. D Pasckoff. S Trace. J. Cieko Brownback-Anders P re-Med Society First Row: M Wmgcl. C Kraras. B Kmght M. Knaak Second Row: E Aksu. T Gavin. M. Ghaut. J. McDonnell Third Row: H Miller B. Bothwell. E. lehnes. E. Hope. J Dinerman. C. Milne. A Rosenberg Fourth Row: C Dunn. A Miller. T Neil. J. Cieko. D Borgstrom Fifth Row: C. Bove. M Musho. C. Langman Biology Club First Row: A Miller. M Wingle. J. Doerr. S. Johnson. M. Knaak. M. Monck Second Row: J. Ciecko. C. Langma. M Musho Third Row: J. Dinerman. E Hope. D Borgstrom. F Walters. H. Miller. E Aksu. A. Rosenberg Sigma Xi Dr. Nag . Dean Schulte. Dr Torterelli. Dr. Hess. Dr. Schultz. Sr. Phillips. Dr Staiger. Dr Hagelgans. Dr Fields. Miss Barth Beardwood Chemical Society First Row: B Beesburg. F Walters J Sullivan Second Row: B. Bothwell. I Meier Third Row: J. McDonnell. D. luciw. C. Milne. B Kmght. E. Lehnes. M. Ghaul. Dr Torterlli Fourth Row: Miss Barth. Mrs. Shaw. Or. Staigler Fifth Row: P Hope, C. Kuebler P Spitz. C. Bove. J Summers. T. Beck. Dr Schultz K Kalmabach. Dr. Hess Women’s Campus Council First Row: I. Takushian. D Rudy. L. Lawrence. D Mumford Second Row: R Stewart. L Ebimg. L Kramer. M Onopchenko. A Lerner Third Row: T Mosher T. Lozinger. K McArthur. B Foley. D. Bynon 120 Dance Club R Brittain. C Sonz. A. Rosenberg. D Perovic. V Jewells. 0 Bordner. R Mancmi Volleyball Club First Row: K Kerr C Langman. B Faltermayer. M Krauss Second Row: E Zeidenoergs. L Stanley. M M Salley. R Barwick. S Scaffone. D. Wilson G Bahney Cycling Club First Row: A. Bristol. T. Weiblc. M. l2 o. J. Fossick Second Row: C Knapp B James, W Keehn. B Irvin. D Mould. 0. Phillips. I. Karlberg Fencing Club First Row: $ Sacks. M izzo. Mr Arnold. C. B ddle K. Ginn. B Schoup Second Row: D Ginn. S Arnold. E. Lehnes. D. Redstone. E Mercer YJRUCFM B Chevalier. A Miller. S Kalam. J. Misciascio. B. Lauth Cheer Leaders First Row: R Shillmgtord. M Krauss. S. Popescu, J Wasmuth. 0 Kirby J Tursi Second Row: K Stahl. M Shaw K Tacelosky. N Lane. W. V allace. S. Hale. J Tcdeschi B Mastroni Health Physical Education, Recreation Club First Row: B. Flynn. L. Miller, B Powell. C. Iez i. S. Hohienberger, L Fithian. M Gorman Second Row: P Famous. K Coleman. A Hill $ Wirth. J. Kelley. A Morrison 122 Women’s Athletic Association First Row: I Miller. B Powel . C. Jankauskas. S Kohlenberger. J Zierdt. L. Fithian Second Row: M Gorman. A Hill. S. Wirth. K Coleman. L V hite A Woods. S Grimm. T Devmcent. L Beltzer Campus Gold A Angst. C. Johnson. C. Bates. S Trace. C Almeida. L Fritz 123 Cub Key J. Dick. D Picked. J. Birchmeier. F Correll Organization of Commuting Students First Row: H Macmichael. C Wisneski. E. Duliah. J. Ailcbach. D McCauley R Peale. M Kehs. F. Walters. T. Padilla Second Row: J. Spiess. M. Smith. H. Sament J Jone. P Smith. M. Miskovitz, S Wolf. P Cam. E. Wells. R. Riddle. M Nuscher. K Cytrynovbic . J Dunlap. J Schnable. C. Hirst. D. Yannarell. J. Nitterauer. B. Irvin Newman Society K. Tscelosky, C. Smith, M. Renninger, W. Keehn. M. Wingel. Fr. C. Brinkman 124 r Fellowship of Christian Athletes First Row: B Hilbert D Lewis. D Doyle. C McCleary Second Row: B Morrison. C Raithel. K Tacdosky. M Monck. L Schilimger. L Pierce. L. Johnson. 6 Vattima Whitians A Edris. P watral. A Fruit. C. Bates. C Kraras Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship First Row: Steve Scotfone. Lucille Fritz. C Johnson Second Row: J. Docrr. K Gmn. A Obrist. E Mercer. M Klansek. T Pinner. S. Smith. C. Almeida U.S.G.A. First Row: M. Schiesinger, I Andrews. K McArthur D Mumford B Bergey. B. Foley. A Miller Second Row: D. Epstein, j Dinerman. D Borgstrom. J. Fattorim. C Wisneski. D McCauley F. Correil, L. Lawrence. K O'Shea. P Hotz Class of '84 G Fusco. J. Fattorini. M Stelmach Class Of '86 c. Yingst. J Gagliardi, L Smith Inter- Sorority Council First Row: R. Mancim. 0. Luciw L Takushian. R. Stewart, T. Pavletich. K. McArthur. C. Jankauskas Second Row: J. Taylor. L Eblmg. L. Lawrence College Choir B. Adair. C. Almeida. C Bates. K Beard. S Bechtold. D. Brunk. B. Burkhardt. E. Burnett. D. Campbel M Carney. J. Carson N Claycomb. M. Ciemmer. L. Cramer. L. Decatur. J. Detwiler. J Detwiler. J. Doghramji. J. Dulis. R Ferguson. P Foster. L Fnt?. Galie. C Gibbons. I. Gordon. P Gottshall. G. Greey. A Hager. H. Hayer. M. Hildebrand, C. Hirst J Hixon, A Johnson. C. Johnson. K. Johnston. W Keehn. D. Kerr. J. Kohler. C Kraras. I. Krohnemann. L Krug. D Leach. C. Lee. M. Light. K McArthur. A McCann Cann. E. McConnell. I Meier. K Miller. C. Mitchell. D Mould. M. Mundrane. K. Ochwat. B. Palmer. K Palmer. W. Parsons. D Pasekofl. J. Penn. P Perreten K. Phifer. M Renmnger. B. Rogers. B. Rowlands. H. Rosenthal. J. Schofield, J Shmehouse. P Skulrak. S Smith. D Snell. E Stemmier. G. Storey. M. Tait, T. Waldspurger. L. Whyte. C. Wilt. D Worthington. R Yerger. B. Zwissler Grizzly First Row: D Pecora. J Ziss. B. Mathers. B. Kelley. G. Daviso. A. Atrcides. D Evans. M. Lewis Second Row: P Loughran P Romer. B. Deitrich Lantern D Pasekoff. I Meier. B. Osciak. S Arnold. J. Nigrine, S. Miller College Band First Row: I Keffer P Kelley C Wisneski Second Row: .V Keehn. E. Stemmier. M. Nucher. K Kerr. B. Scheurer Pi Nu Epsilon First Row: C. Johnson A Edns. V Jewells J Kohler Second Row: M Wingel. J Fessick. J. Doghramii. W Keehn. J. Nigrine, 0. Pasekoff Meister Singers First Row: L Lewis. A Edris. C. Johnson. J Kohler. I Meier. S. rbach Second Row: I Kariberg. Pasekoff. N. Allen. D Mould. J. Jsborn. M Mundrane. H. Hayer rd Row: W. Keehn. J. Prestia. S. Iixow. J. Doghramji. D. Yaranell irth Row: S. Conway. J. Nigrine, essick. M. Wingel. E. Lehnes. E. Stemmier. M. Rennmger Tour Guides C. Geczik. I Andrews. S. Micrzejewski. S King Library Assistants First Row: E Wagner B Moran. J. Jeffers. M Relova. J Weber. H. Boowe Second Row: B McConnell. L. Pierce. D. Mould. M. Wmgel Third Row: M Capetto. D Neiman. C. Cauterucci. J. Calvetti. S. Williams. W Keehn. 2 Jivanji Resident Assistants First Row: M Pettineo. W Wallace. T. Pavietich. L Ferry. V Reale. Second Row: J Giamo. 0 Borgstrom. J. Birchmeier. V. Jewells. L Nelligan. D Rudy. K Hartman Third Row: D Bozentka E Hope. L Florin. J. Robison. R Smith 130 Wismer Workers First Row: V Reale. S. Raskob. J B rchmeier. B Thomas Second Row: B Trout M Dolman. P. Hot . S. Hill A Quasti. S Kramck Third Row: M Paolone. K Weibel. L Ferry. K Geczik. R. Stewart. L. Takoustvan. D Whitehouse, N Adly. H. Fennimore. L. Eblrng, J. R rollo. B Augustine. J Weber Fourth Row: S Stong. F Riordan. c. Kreiewski, M. McBride. M. Callahan. K lulewich. M. Harte. T. Savage. J. Wasmuth. M. Krauss. B. Vogel Fifth Row: B Mcllhenny. D Huttmger. P. Fennimore. E. Bobo. J. Bascillio. K. Cyr. Union Board L White. J. Lucban. A. Fisch. B Beesburg G. Fuir H Larkin. S Kish. D Laffey. D Norbury. C. Sonz. K Walter 131 THE 1983 RUBY STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Daniel BB Lewis Associate Editor: Nan K. Hong Business Manager: Anne Calvitti Ads Manager: W. Craig Harris Senior Editor: Susan Kish Faculty Editor: Diane Laffey Sports Editors: John Doyle Molly Breslin Activities Editors: Debbie Nieman Ellen Thoman Copy Editor: Maria Pettineo Photography Editor: Beth McCall Photographers: Brad Trout Nick Abidi John Doyle Nan Hong Dan Lewis Kevin Kunkle Larry Muscarella Mike Lees Leigh Ginter K.C. McCleary Tammy Mosher Business Staff: Joe Calvitti Kerry McGloughlm , Prepared i ' IS o SPORTS o a o o era a o a a FACES IN 136 €861 SlUOdS hUUTBALL FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: P Repko. M Fagan M Mullahy. J. Kelly. S. Levy. T Bazow. J Kay. M DelDuca. J Maloney. B Lamoreux Second Row:G. Lentz. D. Mailozzi. 0. Pe cora. S Pailone. T. Cosgrave. E Bobo. 0. Demeila. J. Pensabene. G Marchand. J. Sawyers. J. Truskowski Third Row: D Bravo. S. Sullivan. S. Boccardo. S Hill. J Dyer D. Campbell. J. Brady. M. Koontz. F. Martino. J. Guyon. T. Seagers Fourth Row: J Chupein. B McCloskey. J. Klein. C. Maier. D Huttmger J Ruggiero. M Pascali. B. Scanlan. J Kerrigan. D. Kolb Fifth Row:C. Mitchell. T O'Hara. E 'Wheeler. J Romano, P. Cassidy. A Mclillo. G Dougherty. R Kirby J Markoc. P. lannacone. B. Reese Sixth Row: E Kilroy. M McCarthy. D. Murray. J Antonio. S. McNulty. C. DeFeo, J Mullen. B Penza. B Henderson. D. Han sen. D Spause Seventh Row: Coach Cimochowski. Coach Tomko. Coach Reichenbach. Coach DiMidio, Coach Donahue. Coach Gregor. Coach Brown This year's team believes that more victories v ere achieved this season than the record indicates. The direction and motivation instilled by Coach Brown and his staff have injected new spirit and pride into the program. The team, composed primarily of underclassmen, included Jim Chupein who achieved honors as Ursinus' best punter in years. The team anticipates more promising seasons as Coach Brown's new program begins to take hold. Ursinus 0 6 10 33 17 0 0 14 3 1982 FOOTBALL Ramapo Western Maryland Moravian Dickinson Lebanon Valley Johns Hopkins Franklin Marshall Swarthmore Widener Opponent 35 6 7 0 0 9 27 28 21 138 FIELD HOCKEY I VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Row One: Coach Boyd. Coach Harr s B Powell. M Olmedo. J Taylor. S Signonno T. Timko, S. R.nthel. C Flynn. T DeVmcent. Row Two: C. Ramey. L Johnston. K Whiteley. M Herb. N Zimmerman. S. DiSantis. L Belt D V urzbach The Field Hockey team s 1982 season was one of rebuilding. learning, and adjustment; they ended their season with a record of 10-10. Behind the experience of senior co-captains Janine Taylor and Sandy Signorino. the team won some key games, and was unlucky to lose quite a few close ones in overtime. With the loss of six key seniors last year, including the whole forward line, the team found themselves with many talented freshmen and first year varsity players, needing only game experience. The entire team showed much improvement through the season. Freshman Kelee Whitely led the team in scoring. Cindy Flynn played hard and consistent all season, and sophomores Marsha Herb and Teresa DeVin-cent. and junior Nikki Zimmerman consistently improved game by game. The team started out slowly with two quick losses to Trenton State and Rutgers, then came back to win six straight, including William and Mary, before losing to Temple in a double stroke off (2 1). From then on. the season was up and down. They defeated top-ranked Lock Haven State 1-0. but then lost the next five games, and ended their season by winning two out of three of their last games. With this season behind them, and the loss of only two seniors, the team has only good things to look forward to next year. With the return of a very strong, experienced defense including freshman Lauren Johnston, sophomores Sheryl Raithel and Tobi Timko. and juniors Berme Powell and Margaret Olmedo. plus the experienced forward line, it looks to be a promising year for the Bears. Ursinus 1982 FIELD HOCKEY 2 Lafayette 1 Trenton State 1 Rutgers 7 Widener 1 Gettysburg 2 Franklin Marshall 2 William Mary 1 Albright 2 Univ. of Maryland 1 Temple 0 Glassboro 1 Lock Haven 0 Univ. of Pennsylvania 1 Lehigh 2 Univ. of Delaware 0 West Chester 0 Penn State 2 LaSalle 3 East Stroudsburg 0 Princeton Opponent 1 2 1 2 2 140 wrowCMWOOMOOOfowo JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Row One: P Famous (trainer). K Crouch. I r.'ita K Slater. P. Braun. J Bieger. J. Morrison. I Garrison. J. Steele. Coach Harris. Coach Boyd. S Graham Row Tw. J Posey. P Franckowiak S Baver. 0 Rosenberg. S Kohlenberg. J Rippert. J Forster, t Currie, (missing L Fithian) 141 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Row One: D. Nevins A Fertig K Kerr J Dugan T Kershner M Snyder Row Two: Coach Symonds. M Griffin. B Clark. J. Gelhard. N Brown. R Desilets. P. Graeff. J. Doyle 1982 saw the end of The Bear Pack's dominance of the Middle Atlantic Conference and the end of their five year old dual meet win streak of 43. The team took second to Haver-ford at the MAC championships and had their dual meet streak broken by Division II powerhouse. West Chester. The team also lost to Millersville. Division II National Champs. Despite these disappointments, there were some bright spots during the season. The team upset a strong Lafayette team and Neil Brown took 2nd at MAC'S. Other accomplishments included high places at the Lebanon Valley Invitational (5th). and the Lafayette Invitational (3rd). With five of the top seven runners returning, and a good recruiting year behind them, the Bear Pack looks forward to once again being the team to beat under Coach Symonds. 1982 CROSS COUNTRY Ursinus Opponent 26 Lafayette 29 15 American 48 48 West Chester 25 19 Johns Hopkins 44 43 Millersville 19 18 Swarthmore 43 15 Moravian 50 15 Albright 50 143 . SOCCER I SOCCER TEAM Row One M Farrell. R Chillemmi. S Coulter. S Popescu. J Swayze. J Jones. P Fenmmore R Paolone Row Two T Savage. D But . J Moyer. K Bull. M Brandley. K Kalmbach.C Harris. T Elinger.M Krauss Row Three: J. Dunmgan.A Quasti. J Dick. D In-nes. R Hope. L. Florin. C Montgomery. B Thomas. J Birchmeier. J Wasmuth. T Howard. J. Collins. Coach Manning The Ursinus Bears soccer team won eight of their last eleven games and finished with a winning record of nine wins and eight losses. The team was rewarded for this impressive finish with an invitation to the ECAC Championship Tournament in Maryland. There. Mary Washington College defeated Ursinus by a score of 3-2 Coach Manning is optimistic about next year since many of this season's starters are returning. Co-captains Bobby Thomas and Jim Birchmeier are commended for leading their team to success this season. 1982 SOCCER Ursinus Oppon 0 Lafayette 2 0 Western Maryland 1 1 Franklin Marshall 0 0 Drexel 1 0 Drew 3 0 Scranton 3 2 Johns Hopkins 0 5 Lebanon Valley 0 3 Delaware Valley 0 0 Washington 2 6 Albright 0 0 Haverford 2 1 Fairleigh-Dickinson 2 3 Swarthmore 0 2 Muhlenberg 1 2 Widener 1 5 Alumni 3 2 Mary Washington 3 144 145 VOLLEYBALL I VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row Ono: J. Foresla. K Cantello. B Morrison, L Schillinger Row Two: N Paul, M Tomlinson. C. Jankauskas. K Walter Failing to break the .500 mark was a major disappointment for this year's volleyball team. Despite the Ursinus 3 2 1982 VOLLEYBALL Delaware Valley Franklin Marshall Opponent 2 3 large freshman turnout that 3 Bryn Mawr 0 promises better rounds in 3 Widener 0 years to come, this year's 3 Allentown 1 seniors wanted immediate 1 West Chester 3 results. Surprising wins over Lehigh and Glassboro 1 1 3 1 Gettysburg LaSalle Muhlenberg Moravian 2 earned the team a bid to the MAC tournament where sen- 0 1 3 ior co-captain Margaret 0 Kutztown 3 Tomlinson was named to the MAC All Star Team South- 3 3 Lehigh Glassboro 2 2 east. 0 Western Maryland 2 1 Albright 2 0 Elizabethtown 2 2 Scranton 0 WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM Row Ono: B. Keane. M Olmedo. D. Clough. A Hil Row Two: J. Bateman. I Johnson. B. Bowden. K Hanson. J Greenlee 1982-83 WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM URSINUS OPPONENT 64 Wilkes (forfeit) Lycoming 48 41 Dickinson 72 58 Widener 46 60 Swarthmore 53 65 West. Md. 46 69 Elizabethtown 42 77 Glassboro 55 56 Susquehanna 44 67 Loyo;a 44 78 York 21 70 Bryn Mawr 52 This year's Women's Swim Team was the best ever. Their 11-1 record and 4 qualifiers for Nationals also made them the best women's team this year. Co-captains Karen Hanson and JoJo Greenlee attributed the team's outstanding season to hard work and excellent coaching provided by Coach Bob Sieracki '78. The four qualifier for Nationals were freshman Pam Braun, junior Amy Hill, junior Meg Early and senior co-captain Karen Hanson. Meg Early also placed first in the one and three meter diving events at the MAC championship. Her diving coach was Yvonne Le-derer. The team will sorely miss its senior cocaptains but looks forward to another outstanding year in 1983- 84. 147 WOMEN’S SWIMMING MEN'S SWIMMING MEN’S SWIMMING TEAM Row One: R. Arsht. B Warrcnder. J. Rongione. J. Lavell. B Dohner Row Two: J Forlini. S Willis. P Gallagher. 0 Korey. B Barclay. R Smith. M. Wilson This year's Men's Swim Team continued their climb into respectability, finishing the season with a 7-4 record and their highest place ever in the final MAC standings. 6th. The graduating seniors have seen their team bounce back from a 1-11 record their freshman year to a three year mark of 21-12. Good recruiting and the leadership of Coach Bob Sieracki '78 are credited with the Aquabears remarkable turnaround. This was a season for the record books as nearly all the swimmers made some kind of mark. Diver Kevin Kunkle broke 4 Ursinus records and sophomore Bill Lacey set three individual records. The 400 meter freestyle relay record was broken by Lacey. Brian Dohner. Paul Gallagher, and Jerry Killoran. Captains this year were Joe Rongione. Brian War-render. and Jamie Forlini. They all had outstanding years and along with Doug Korey and Brian Dohner added experience to the young team. Losing only two seniors to graduation, the Aquabears are looking forward to a very successful season next year. 1983 MEN'S SWIMMING Ursinus Wilkes forfeit Opponent 34 Lycoming 70 37 Dickinson 74 35 Widener 68 64 Western MD 50 54 Elizabethtown 43 56 Susquehana 44 62 Kings 37 48 Loyola 64 67 Swarthmore 46 100 York 8 149 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM Row One: C Ramey. A Woods. S Bauer. J Keeley M Gorman. J Zierdt Row Two: M O’Connell. J Taylor. T DeVincent. C. Jankauskas. M Tomlinson. K. Slater. Coach Strawoet The 1982-83 Lady Bears had high ex pectations at the start of their season. With 7 players returning, it seemed certain that the MAC playoffs or at least a winning season was well within reach. Their hopes were dashed, however, as they lost 5 games by 8 points or less and finished the season with a 7-12 record. Senior co-captains Margaret Tomlinson and Carol Jankauskas led the team in both points and rebounds. Coach John Strawoet also counted on Joann Zierdt for points and ballhandling as the junior guard averaged 11 ppg. Rounding out the team were juniors Janine Taylor. Jackie Keeley and Maureen Gorman. Next year's team will miss the graduating seniors but a year of experience should help frosh Ange Woods. Judy Rippert. Connie Rainey. Cindy Flynn, and Kim Kaffey along with sophomores Marsha Herb and Stormy Bauer to be better poised when faced with close games. 19821983 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Ursinus Opponent 72 Delaware Valley 67 65 Salisbury State 61 56 Trenton 70 60 Spring Garden 90 48 Kutztown 74 80 Allentown 67 67 Moravian 68 62 Widener 76 59 Lehigh 87 63 Muhlenberg 40 66 Albright 84 40 Immaculata 59 94 F M 44 57 Cabrini 62 60 West Chester 73 74 Textile 66 63 Univ. of Penn 89 45 Drexel 67 85 Glassboro 74 I N H E S T L I V G This Year’s wrestling team can only be assessed as successful. The dual meet record of 9-2-1 upped Coach Bill Racich's record to an impressive 40-8-1. The team’s tournament performance sparkled with the aid of assistant coach. Rollie Ripp. and new mentor Lonnie Moore. The Bears entered the MAC tournament with high hopes and they weren't disappointed. Ursinus placed 5 out of their 7 wrestlers and the team took 7th place, their best ever. Losing only 4-year starter Scott Browning to graduation, the team looks forward to next year with 9 letterwinners returning. Highlighting the returning starters is Dwayne Doyle, leader of the team with 21 wins this season. Also anchoring next year’s squad are dual letterwinners Ralph Paolone. Prody Ververelli. John Gervasi. Tim Lyden and Brian Smith. Coach Racich is also looking for big things from freshman standout K.C. McCleary. (5th in MAC tournament) 1983 WRESTLING Ursinus 0 Delaware Valley 36 Elizabethtown 32 Albright 24 Moravian 27 Muhlenberg 17 Rutgers (Camden) 27 Western MD 23 Lebanon Valley 41 Haverford 39 LaSalle 42 Baptist Bible Opponent WRESTLING TEAM Row One: $ Browning. R Paolone. J. Rice. J Randa « Row Two: K C McCleary. D Doyle T Lyden. M Fluharty. B Smith Row Three: F Correil. D Kolb. J. Gervasi. P Ververeli. M. Schlesmger. Coach Ripp. Coach Racich. J. Osborne 152 153 MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM Row One: B. Kaiisky. R Voiko, A Frieberg. S. Donahue. J. Devine. K Callahan. J. Callahan M Thompson T. Curley Row Two: Coach Gasser. B. Thoma. J. Gadzinski, J. Berlin. Head Coach Werley. J Collins. D Spaulding. J. Alutius. Coach DeFruscio The loss of several key players from 1982's outstanding team made the going tough for this year's Men’s Basketball Team. Senior co-captains Jack Devine and Kevin Callahan had outstanding years and led their young team to a 9-15 record. The record shows mainly a lack of experience. not talent, as the team lost 6 games by 4 points or less. Injuries to several key players also hurt the Bears. Filling out the Bear's starting five were Bob Thoma. Jim Collins, and Mike Harte. Rob Voiko. Mike Thompson and Terry Curley provided scoring off the bench while the inside play of Joe Gadzinski and Dawson Spaulding provided many exciting moments for Ursinus fans. Senior Jack Devine had his best season ever, averaging 17 ppg. Two consecutive 30 point performances during the last week of the season led to him being chosen Small College Player of the Week by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. With 10 experienced players returning next year. Coach Skip Werley and assistants Gerry Gasser and Jay DeFruscio look forward to the MAC playoffs returning to Ursinus. 1982-83 MEN'S BASKETBALL URSINUS OPPONE 76 Allentown 73 80 F M 20T 83 77 Lincoln 66 68 Susquehanna 90 61 Albright OT 69 12 Haverford 52 60 Swarthmore 49 51 Widener 54 64 Univ. of Maine 81 75 Framingham 61 62 Colby 75 74 Delaware Valley 78 76 Johns Hopkins OT 73 61 Muhlenberg 65 62 Haverford 54 62 Washington 79 58 FDU 49 50 Widener 83 63 Moravian 75 64 Johns Hopkins 65 58 Western Maryland 82 74 Washington 75 70 Swarthmore 72 76 Drew 69 154 G Y M N A S T I C S GYMNASTICS TEAM Row One: S Stevenson. L Torpey. J. Strizki. K Cantello. P Kelly. D Rosenberg. Coach Morrison Row Two: R Karpmski. S. Astermo. N Paul. P. Maier. L. Schillinger. M Krauss This year's Gymnastics Team had their best season in several years, finishing with an 8-11 record. Leading the team this year v ere co-captams Karla Cantello and Julie Strizki. Having more experience then in previous years helped the team set a school record. 130.6 pts.. against the University of Pittsburgh. Returning sophomores Sue Asterino. Liz Torpey. and Nancy Paul were the main holders of that experience. The enthusiasm and hard work of the freshmen, especially Debbie Rosenberg and Pam Maier. added tremendously to the team's overall performance. The outlook for next year’s team is very optimistic. Losing only senior Karla Cantello to graduation gives the team its best competition experience in years. 1982-83 GYMNASTICS Ursmus Opponent 112.65 Trenton State 128.25 105.15 Westchester 157.10 105.15 Bryn Mawr 93.20 118.25 Glassboro State 125.70 116.00 Swarthmore 60.2 111.50 Westchester 157.20 111.50 Longwood 134.95 111.50 Navy 108.65 127.86 U of Md (Baltimore) 142.35 113.80 Lock Haven 115.75 130.60 U of Pitt (Johnstown) 129.15 113.85 U of Penn 153.25 113.85 Princeton 151.55 113.85 Bryn Mawr 85.60 126.95 Kings 127.95 126.95 Swarthmore 67.20 128.90 Wilson 113.40 128.90 Bryn Mawr 89.20 123.60 Bryn Mawr 124.55 BADMITTON TEAM Row One: K Walters. J Morrison. $ Strohecker. 0 Khaw Row Two: Coach Boyd. R Barwick. J. Bieger. K Norce. S. Kohlenberger. L Fithian. L Kowalski. H. Maiman Row Three: D Scialabba. R Harris. C Langman. T. Nixon Ursinus 1982 83 BADMITTON Opponent 4 F M 1 0 Temple 5 0 Westchester 5 1 Harcum 4 3 Rosemont 2 4 Moravian 1 0 Bryn Mawr 5 3 Albright 2 Overall Record 5-8 The loss of its two top players to injury early in the season can explain the Badmitton Team's disappointing 5-8 record. Sandi Strohecker and Jean Morrison did their best to fill in for Connie Bleiler and Lori Kowalski but did not fare very well. Freshmen Kerry Norce. Jackie Bieger. and Robann Barwick filled the remaining positions and showed great potential for the future. Omerr Khaw and Kim Walters were the very successful first doubles pair. Juniors Susan Kohlenberger and Linda Fithian did very well in the second doubles position. The team's future looks bright as the many talented freshmen gain experience. 1983 MEN’S TENNIS TEAM Ursinus Oppone 0 Swarthmore 9 7 Wilkes 2 2 Elizabethtown 7 5 Western Maryland 4 8 Washington 1 4 Philadelphia Textile 5 1 Johns Hopkins 8 0 Haverford 9 9 Philadelphia Pharmacy 0 5 Moravian 4 1 Albright 8 2 Villanova 7 6 Widener 3 9 Lebanon Valley 0 MEN'S TENNIS TEAM Row One: S. Johnson. R. Paolone Row Two: J. Gronahan. D. Bozentka, J Lukban. J. Pompei. Coach Day Led by their very successful captain and first doubles player Dave Bozentka. the Men's Tennis Team finished their season at 7-7. Bozentka's four year record of 25-7 is one of the best in Ursinus' history. The team was plagued by injuries this year and feels that their record doesn't tell the whole story of their season. Though losing Bozentka and doubles player Gregg Bahney to graduation, the team's future does look bright. Coach Bill Day expects a lot from returning letterwinners Scott Johnson. Jeff Pompei. Joe Granahan. Chip Marchand. and Jim Lukban; they intend to live up to his expectations. T E N N I S 159 1983 BASE8ALL TEAM Row One: R. Coyne. R Rea. J. Loeflad. E Bobo. M. Farrell. $. Pailone. S. Feraco. J. Dori Row Two: J Mullen. E Wheeler. A Melillo. D 8ravo. K Lulewich. M Walsh. 0 Fiacco. F Dakota Row Three: D. Wilson. E Woodland. R Richardson. H. Biubaugh, M Hartc. Coach Kuip Coach Moyer. Coach Kurtz 1983 BASEBALL Ursinus Opponent 4 Elizabethtown 6 10 F. 0. U. 2 10 F. 0. U. 8 13 Delaware Valley 6 7 Delaware Valley 7 11 Western Maryland 9 9 F M 18 6 Lebanon Valley 5 11 Washington 3 8 Washington 7 1 Haverford 8 4 Haverford 7 13 Albright 9 4 Widener 19 1 Widener 2 9 Swarthmore 6 1 Swarthmore 3 0 Johns Hopkins 3 5 Johns Hopkins 7 The Ursmus Baseball Team started their season in great shape winning 7 of their first 10 games. However, several rainouts forced the team to play 6 games in 3 days at the end of the season. Unfortunately, the tired team lost 5 of the 6 and were knocked out of the running for an MAC playoff berth. The team finished the season at 9-9-1 Captain Harold Blubaugh and Keith Lulewich were the only seniors on this year's team and shared duties at first base. Blubaugh also led the pitching staff with a 2.38 ERA. Mike Walsh and Morris Salley led the team in hitting with their .390+ averages. Mo' Salley also led the team in stolen bases and was the track team's leading sprinter The team is looking forward to a much better season in 1984 as they have experienced players returning in all positions. 161 1983 SOFTBALL Ursinus Opponent 0 Moravian 2 6 Widener 3 5 U. of Penn 4 4 Swarthmore 6 7 Albright 3 1 Lafayette 2 24 Cabrini 2 2 Villanova 7 3 Muhlenberg 2 2 LaSalle 1 8 Lehigh 1 4 Eastern 15 0 West Chester 1 8 F M 3 9 F M 4 162 The Ursinus Softball Team had its most successful season in years, finishing with a 9-6 record and making it to the second round of the MAC playoffs. The team credits first-year coach Karen Marley with its remarkable turnaround. She inspired each player and gave everyone equal playing time, making the bench the team's biggest asset. Among the many outstanding players on this year's team, two stood out. The hitting and defensive play of Maureen Gorman and Stormy Bauer helped the team out of many tight spots. Also contributing a lot to the team were seniors Sandy Signorino and Jean Morrison and sophomore Marsha Herb. Another big help to this year's squad was the freshman class. More than half the team were freshmen and five freshmen started each game. The team’s future looks bright. The team loses only two starters to graduation and has experienced players returning in every position. 1983 SOFTBALL TEAM Row One: M. Herb. L Posscll. K Ziegler. C. 8lciler. J. Ferster S. Kohlenberger. I Fithian Row Two: C Wolbert. J Goshon. C. Rosato. D longo. S Bauer. M Gorman. J Posey J Rippert Row Three: Coach Marley. L Smith. I Garrison. S. Signorino. C. Rogahn. K Caffey. S. Grim. J. Morrison. K. Coleman 163 1983 MEN’S TRACK Row One: B. Trout. J Summers. D. D.Mattia. M. Salley. B Clark. J Guyon M Young M. Arcieri Row Two: J. Doyle. C. Hams. J 8oyd. A Barcosi. C. Dunn. N Brown. R. Desilets. S. Baccardo. A Jeffers. J. Geihard. J. Klaiber. M. Griffin. D. Huttmger. R Wenk. Coach Whatley 1983 MEN'S TRACK Ursinus Opponent 99 Upsala 47 99 Moravian 31 64 Widener 76 39 F M 106 75 Swarthmore 70 36 Susquehanna 94 36 Western Md. 39 36 Lebanon Valley 16 81 Muhlenberg 62 70 Albright 75 86 Johns Hopkins 45 33 Haverford 43 33 Delaware Valley 104 105 Baptist Bible 59 105 Scranton 12 164 Led by Dave DiMattia. Brian Clark. Neil Brown, and Morris Salley, the track team compiled an 8-7 record and took 5th place at the MAC championships. The team's strengths were in the distance runs and field events as the Bear Pack regularly swept events from the 800 meters up. Dave DiMattia was undefeated in the shot put and placed ninth at Nationals. Neil Brown and Morris Salley also made it to Nationals. The Women's Track Team ended their last year as a club with a 4-4 record. Karen Hanson. Cindy lezzi. Sandy Wirth. and Carol Jankauskas were all outstanding performers for the club as each regularly won two or more events in each meet. Sandy Wirth qualified for Nationals in the javelin but had to miss the meet due to the team's club status. The team becomes a varsity sport next year. 165 rn to to O =0 O a r- to Though not an official varsity sport until next year, the Ruby staff felt that this year’s team deserved recognition for the work they've done over the past three years. In a short period of time the team has grown. Leader's of this year's team were John Zerr. Craig Turner and Brian Dwyer. The team's record of 4-8 shows the limita-tions of a club competing against powerhouses such as Penn State. Things will certainly improve in the years to come. The team would like to thank volunteer Coach Richard McGrath for all of his help. 166 167 O tt O 0 Uj L The Women’s Lacrosse Team, winning their three playoff games with ease, became Ursinus’ only national champion this year. The team was led on offense by Margaret Tomlinson. Chris MacColl and captain Stephanie DiSantis. Tomlinson averaged almost four goals per game and was backed up on defense by Betty Morrison. Nadia Adley and goalie Margaret Olmedo. Coach Mary Ann Harris and her assistant Sue Kidder have developed an excellent lacrosse program and intend to carry on their winning ways with their team almost intact. However, they will surely miss the consistent offensive brilliance of ’Grit’ Tomlinson and the strong defensive pursuit of Betty Morrison and Nadia Adley. Lost in the finals-rush. recognition for the team's outstanding play was somewhat overlooked. Therefore a hearty congratulations is owed to one and all of our National Champs. i WOMEN'S LACROSSE Row One: J Weber. J. Keeley. C Raithe . D. Goodwin. D Wur bach. N Zimmerman. K Whiteley P. Fronkowiak Row Two: D. Murphy. B Morrison, J. Foresta. S. DiSantis. M. Olmedo. L. Gmter N. Adley. Row Three: I Mita. T. 1983 WOMEN'S LACROSSE DeVincent. G. Vattimo. M O'Connell. M Tomlinson. C. MacColl. C. Slater. . K. Crouch. Coach Harris. Coach Kidder Ursinus 10 U of Richmond Opponent 8 10 U. of Delaware 19 21 Rutgers Univ. 7 15 Glassboro 6 14 E. Stroudsburg 2 7 U. of Penn 8 8 Temple 20 11 Lafayette 7 8 F M 8 10 West Chester 5 8 Penn State 16 12 Kutztown 4 19 Gettysburg 1 6 Lehigh 13 22 Division III National Championship Plymouth 5 14 Cortland 5 10 F M 5 Ursmus 0 1983 WOMEN’S TENNIS Lehigh Opponent 9 Captain Joanne Zierdt led this year's Women's Tennis Team with her third place finish at the MAC championships, one of highest ever by an Ursinus woman. Her contribution to the team was impressive as she won almost all of the 4 Muhlenberg 5 singles and doubles matches she played in. 8 F. D. U. 1 The team did not fare as well as its stellar captain. 9 Haverford 0 Hampered by weather and scheduling problems, the team 2 Lafayette 7 had to play several matches short-handed. This made their 2 Cedar Crest 7 record much worse than the women feel it should be. With 3 F M 6 better luck in the coming year, the team will be a surprise 5 Drew 4 to its opponents. The team is coached by Sandy Famous. Ursinus 1983 GOLF Opponent One of the more successful teams this year was the 8-3 Golf Team. Led by Warren Philips. Mike Musho and Gene Haag, the team showed some of its potential by defeating 420 LaSalle 402 Division One opponent Drexel. 420 Widener 422 Coach Eric Stevenson looks forward to next year when 425 Lebanon Valley 447 he will have six letterwinners returning. In addition to Gene 425 Johns Hopkins 467 Haag, the coach will welcome back Jeff Carson. Tim 431 Western Maryland 447 Greenwood. Tim Effinger. Dean Altemose and Jim McKeon. 431 Swarthmore f 438 F. D. U. 436 438 Delaware Valley 470 407 Drexel 411 420 Moravian 417 420 Albright 425 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 and welcome to the Alumni Association of Ursinus College 174 175 The 942 Afternoon Crew Bids Adieu To: George. Craiger. Ken. Giamo. Braccia-boy. Happy-Dappy. Rubes. Norman, and Lu! 176 from USGA 82-83 Good Luck Lorie (Ha-Ha) From Frank and Dave • PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS • SMITH BROTHERS Engine Rebuilding Inc. Diesel Gasoline Complete truck and automotive machine shop service. Crankshaft magnaflux and regrinding to 100 inches. Cylinder block boring, resurfacing, align boring cylinder head and connecting rod reconditioning, flywheel resurfacing — fuel injection service. 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Macini Julia and Anthony Mancini Dr. and Mrs. Thomas McLoughlin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Norbury Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Podell Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Richter Dr. and Mrs. Myron E. Rosenfeld Dr. and Mrs. John Steele Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Titus Donald Wanamaker Col. and Mrs. John J. Ward Ray and Margy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Zimmerman 188 SILVER STAR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jamison Sidney F. Knapp Leslie March Mar con Family Margarita Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Casper Prestia Steele Plate Products Mr. and Mrs. George Storey Beth Stoughton BRONZE STAR PATRONS Jack Devine Mr. and Mrs. Fennimore The Feraco Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fronckowiak Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Keehn Steven A. Muench Mary Ann Porter Dorothy and Will Salesky Mr. and Mrs. Scheffler Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stahl Mr. and Mrs. George Storey Dr. Donald T. Walz The Whitians 189 FRIENDS OF THE RUBY Mr. and Mrs. James R. Albany Janet and Nicholas Berry Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Borgstom Henry Bott Barbara Bowden Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Breder Dr. Seymour L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kempton Browning Harry E. Davis John and Phyllis Derosa The Dinella Family Shirley Eaton Mr. and Mrs. J. Fattorini Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goullet Timothy Grant Robert J. Hirt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Houser Joan and Larry Huttinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank lannuzzo Mr. and Mrs. T. Junker Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Krug Mrs. B.C. Layne James T. and Joan E. Lewis Daniel B.B. Lewis Frieda and Edward Lulewich Ronald Matese Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Monte Robert R. Muller John O’Brien Joan and Ralph Rippey Wanda Schultz Dr. and Mrs. C. Signorino Yvonne Taylor William and Anne Toner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watral Marie Wolfson Kenneth J. Young Sagletiille OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR Sunday • 1 PM to 11 PM Daily-9 AM to2 AM Good Luck Graduates 3300 West Ridge Pike Eagteville. Pa._________________________________________ phone: 631-1146 — — 1 The 1983 Ruby thanks all of their friends, patrons, and advertisers for all the support — BEST WISHES from DINING SERVICE STAFF i . 1 WOOD FOOD SCRVICi UAHACCUfNT v= 4 190 Best Wishes Graduates of 1983 MJfHERFF JONES YEARBOOKS MM 525 BOYDS SCHOOL RD. %W GETTYSBURG, PA. 17325 717-334-9123 191 192 £61 May 15, 1983: The 112th Commencement 195 196 198 The 1983 Ruby is a result of many hours of work, many rolls of film, many phone calls begging for money, and many sleepless nights, fearing missed deadlines. This project was truly a collective effort. In an attempt to create a book which represents all students on campus, a diverse spread of participants was needed. I was very fortunate to have a great core-staff who responded to my ideas and gave me many hours of their precious time. Specific thanks goes to: Mike and Barb Guilroy for their advice and support Mr. Broadbent for taking care of all the important business Mike Cash and Andi Detterline for your extra photos and info Mrs. Rischer for all kinds of paperwork Gemma and Davor Studios for the fast, quality service Nan for your ideas, aid. and enthusiasm John for being there in June Neiman for responding to my pressure Anne for sticking with it. and coming up with the money Maria for your grammatical expertise Craiger for taking my abuse and getting ads Sue and Diane for your flawless performances Beth, Brad and the other photographers for 200 pages of pictures Larry for your developing seminar at midnite before my last final The others for your efforts God for giving me the patience, creativity, and courage As with every editor. I attempted to create a new'’ yearbook, contrasting all sides of Ursinus. but maintaining some of The Ruby's traditions. Despite my harried condition before deadlines. I must admit. I enjoyed having the power to control the destiny of the book. We consider this Ruby nothing short of a success. 199