Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Ursinus College 1984 Collegeville Pennsylvania Founder's Day 1983 Distinguished scholars converged on campus on November 5th for a colloquium marking the 400th anniversary of the death of Zacharias Ursinus. Following the Founder's Day convocation the commemoration of Zacharias Ursinus was concluded when a statue of the College's namesake was unveiled outside of Bomberger Hall. We work towards our future, while we play in our youth. vO ■hi 8 11 The Ursinus Homecoming Celebration for 1983 took place on October 22 Homecoming nominees and their escorts were as follows: (clockwise) Representing Alpha Phi Epsilon are John Boyd and Pamela Blodgett, representing Alpha Phi Omega are Scott Scheffler and Lori Andrews, representing Beta Sigma Lambda are Peter Robinson and Katie Freeman, representing Delta Mu Sigma are Hunter Mills and Teresa Lozinger, representing Delta Pi Sigma are Brian Mcllhenney and Carol Krajewski, representing Sigma Rho Lambda are Skip Ferraco and Birgit Klett. and representing Pi Omega Delta are Charles Bove and Nikki Zimmerman who was crowned the 1983 Ursinus Homecoming Queen. 12 13 14 15 ys WITH THE FINEST 16 17 19 20 21 “A Man Not Soon Forgotten.” trumpeted The Ursinus Weekly when, in the Fall of 1970 Dr. Donald Lawrence Helfferich retired as President of Ursinus College. It might seem possible to members of the Class of 1984 that they have not truly encountered the late Chancellor, but his Ursinus profile is more imposing than a Mt. Rushmore carving. Every time you attended a class, sat to dinner, visited a dormitory, watched a sporting event, negotiated a scholarship, shared a forum, trafficked at the Dean’s Office, sobbed through a CMP course - you encountered an Helfferichian legacy. He bought, bartered, bulldozed, built and otherwise conducted his works of campus construction and curricular change in ways no longer very possible to the individual leader. Graduated in 1920. he returned as member of the Board of Directors by 1927, became Vice President in 1936 and President in 1958. In 1970 he was named the college’s first Chancellor. Dr. Helfferich’s list of credits is as long as his colorful, creative life. The credits are posted elsewhere. Let the RUBY show that during the senior season of the Class of 1984, two campus legends seem to have toppled to the winds of change. The gnarled, concrete-rodded end zone tree may live on — less visibly for awhile — through its cuttings. Dr. Helfferich will continue very visibly. It is easy to paraphrase Suetonius’s claim for Augustus Caesar: “He so improved Ursinus College that he justly boasted that he found it deeply in debt and left it highly endowed.” The history of Ursinus College is richly enhanced by this man of uncommon energies, wisdom, and loyalty. Milton E. Detterline 25 FACULTY STAFF 27 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF 28 Michael Cash Sports Information Charles Jamison Librarian Mary Lee Jensen Librarian J. Houghton Kane Dean of Student Life Louis A. Krug Education Placement Richard W. McQuillan Financial Aid Director David Rebuck Richard P. Richter Carla Rlnde Assoc. Dean of Student Life President of the College Asst. Dean of Student Life 29 Richard Whatley Assoc Dean of Student Life Catherine Wilt Librarian Lorraine Zimmer Asst Dean of Admission 30 FACULTY Albert C. Allen, Jr. Biology Jane A. Barth Chemlstiy Nicholas O. Berry Political Science 31 Egon Borgmann Economic ar.d Business Barry N. Bowers Economics Adele P. Boyd Health and Physical Education Richard G. Bozorth English Richard S. Brcmlller Mathematics Sterling Brown Health and Physical Education •4 Catherine A. Chambliss Psychology Douglas S. Chinn Physics Hugh R. Clark History 32 Robert V. Cogger Edue Carccr Plan PImt Roger D. Coleman Mathematic Jeanine L. Czubaroff Communication Art Robert R. Davidson Louis A. DeCatur Robert de Vos Phy � cal Education Engliih Economics 33 Ross S. Doughty Hittory Shirley Eaton Romance Language Geoffrey Dolman English George C. Fago Psychology Mary B. Fields Biology Gerald J. Fitzpatrick Political Science 34 Richard Fletcher Psychology John H. French Music Raymond V. Gurzynski Health and Physical Education Colette Hall Romance Languages Keith J. Hardman Religion Nancy L. Hagelgans Mathematics 35 Joyce E. Henry Communication Arts Peter G. Jessup Mathematics Conrad E. Kruse Biology Benard F. Lentz Economics and Business H. Llyod Jones, Jr. English 36 Danuta S. Llyod German Annette V. Lucus Romance Languages Kathleen McQuaid Political Science H. Conrad Meyers. Jr. Economics Douglas Nagy Physics Jeffrey W. Nelson Mathematics 37 Frances C. Novack Romance Languages Peter F. Perreten English Sleber G. Pancoast Political Science Constance Poley Health and Physical Education 38 Blanche B. Schultz Mathematics Ray Karl Schultz Chemistry Faye F. Shaw Chemistry Jane P. Shlnehouse Biology John W. Shuck Mathematics Evan S. Snyder Physics 39 Roger P. Staiger Chemist iy George G. Storey English Teresa A. Soufas Romance Languages 40 Harry C. Symons Economics Joanne A. Tadeo Economics Martha C. Takats Physics Lynn Thelen German Frederick G. Tiffany Economic! 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Chemistry Physics A young man lives. learns, grows . moving on to success and happiness. All my love Mom Dad Richard B. Bateman Jr. Trappe, PA. Political Science Honesty is a virtue We should strive to make ourselves better. Thanks Mom Dad Love Rick. Robert V. Beesburg Jr. Yardley. PA. Chemistry I used to be disgusted, now 1 try to be amused. Elvis Costello Roger A. Arsht Allentown, PA. Economics B.A. English Teach us to care and not to care, teach us to sit still even among these rocks. 47 Ira T. Bel lew Jr. Hat boro, PA. Chemistry Pi Omega Delta if this were play'd upon a stage now. I'd condemn it as improbable fiction .. W.S. Jeffrey A. Berlin Thornton. PA. Economics B.A. V Basketball 80 83 V. Track 84 Intramural. Diaphrams” Bimbo Schleprock Curtis 106 Pamela J. Blodgett Momlngdale, Mass. Biology Omega Chi Reach for the top! You may never get there, but you'll be going in the right direction! Beverly L. Bergey Telford. PA. 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German Thanks Mom Dad for all you've given me and all the wonderful memor.es you've made possi ble Carl V. Buck III Cape May. N.J. Economics B.A. Delta Pi Sigma The fault, dear Brutus, lies not m our stars, but in ourselves, that we are undcrl.ngs 49 Jonathan Bush Warminster, PA. Political Science Alpha Phi Omega Deborah A. Bynon Lonsdale, PA. English Thank you. Mom. for giving me the chance to go to college and for helping me through it Mark D. Burdsall Cherry Hill, N.J. Economics B.A. You can't beat the system. But you can win the game. R.O Thank Mom and Dad. Every year i� getting shorter. Never teem to find the time. Pink Floyd Brenda J. Carey Shllllngton. PA. Political Science To become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end to life Thanks Mom and Dad Kathleen Carl Zieglervllle, PA. Economics B.A. Joseph Cavaliere Cherry Hill, N.J. Economics B.A. Delta Pi Sigma Whom we love best, to them we can ay least. 50 Carmine Cicchlello Norristown, PA. 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Philosophy Religion Thank you God. Family. Friends. Relatives, en emies. staff of UC. and FCA. I LOVE YOU ALL'!! 53 John J. Dugan West Bristol. PA. Economics B.A. Political Science Pi Omega Delta How can I go forward when I don’t know which way I’m facing Thanks Mom and Dad' Brian J. Dwyer New City. N.Y. Biology Pi Omega Delta Ask yourself whether you are happy, and you cease to be so Mill Thanks Mom and Dad. John M. Dyer Philadelphia. PA. Political Science Sigma Rho Lambda For someone who wanted to. but wasn't able to see me get this far this Bud's for you! Kim Elliott Collegevllle, PA. Economics B.A. Merry A. Elwell Telford. PA. Economics B.A. Alpha Sigma Nu A time of loss, a time of gain, but most of all. a time to remember 54 Laurie J. Ernes Pottstown. PA. Biology Pamela L. Famous Worcestor, PA. Health Physical Ed. Tau Sigma Gamma I fit in. just nobody knows it yet! Thanks M D! David C. Feldtmose Larchmont, N.Y. Economics B.A. Political Science Francis Feraco Wildwood Crest. N.J. Economics History Sigma Rho Lambda Behave like a duck, keep calm and unruffled on the surface, but paddle like the devil below Adam J. Fisch Somerset. N.J. Mathematics Pi Omega Delta To every complex problem there Is an answer that is simple, neat wrong Thanks Mom Dad Leslie Fenton Margate. N.J. Economics James D. Fattorini Willinghoro. N.J. Economics Delta Pi Sigma It's not the time we have, it's the moments. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. 55 Linda L. Flthlan Haddon Heights, N.J. Health — Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma 1st Corinthians 14 1 Let love be your greatest aim Thanks to my FAMILY — I love you all! Thomas J. Flynn Drexel Hill. PA. Mathematics Pi Omega Delta Thanks Mom.'Pop . Cind i That's it they limited us to 90 letters — figures — it's Ursi William P. Flynn Springfield, PA. Health — Physical Education If we all weren't a little crazy, we'd all go insane I love you Mom Dad GDI ZAPPO! Robert P. Fooskas Wallingford. PA. Economics B.A. Delta Mu Sigma For those who know me. no explanation is necessary; for those who don't, none is possible. Jeanne M. Forgeng Blue Bell. PA. Economics B.A. James L. Forlini Willow Grove. PA. History The secret of life is enjoy-.ng the passage of time J. Taylor 56 Steve Fox Lansdale. PA. Health — Physical Education A little work, a little sleep. a little love, and it is all over Thanks Mom and Dad Pamela J. Franz Collegevllle. PA. Biology Chemistry Catherine W. Freeman Newton. PA. Economics Omega Chi Lucille L. Fritz Bamesville, PA. Political Science “Do everything in love I Cor 16 14 Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you Bruce, love ya! Glenn A. Fuir Beverly. N.J. Economics B.A. Pi Omega Della That action is best, which procures the greatest happiness lor the greatest number. F H Debora Funck Cherry Hill. N.J. Chemistry 57 Georgeann Fusco Doylestown, PA. Political Science Phi Alpha Psi Work for tomorrow because tomorrow is where you will spend the rest of your life. Eileen M. 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English Nothing Is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind — Emerson Maureen Gorman Trenton, N.J. Health — Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma It's a chance of a lifetime a lifetime of chance. Thanks Mom Dad. You're the best! 59 Robert Heinsinger Chalfont, PA. Economics Sigma Rho Lambda Lisa D. Hendren King of Prussia. PA. Chemistry Physics Robert H. Hilbert Allentown. PA. Chemistry The mind is not a storehouse of facts, but a tool to be used for thought ” Einstein William A. Henderson Marlton, N.J. Economics Zeta Chi We Shall Return' Thanks and happiness to Mom. Dad. family and Karen — God Bless Amy L. Hill Warren, PA. Health — Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma Reach out touch somebody’s hand make this world a better place Thanks Mom Dad Love ya! Scott L. Hill Colwyn. PA. Economics B.A. Sigma Rho Lambda Thanks Mom Dad for giving me the chance you never had I love you' 60 James E. Hirt Wyomlsslng, PA. Economics Delta Pi Sigma 3 people can keep a secret a long a two of them are dead Thanks Mom and Dad. Lisa A. Hoelzle Drexel Hill. PA. Economics B.A. Kappa Delta Kappa The one who succeeds is the cm- who thinks he can Thanks for everything Mom. Dad and CC. Lisa A. Holshlk Telford. PA. Economics B.A. Kristin Hoppmann Newton Square. PA. Edward T. Hovlck Yard ley. PA. Chemistry Don't know why you should feel that there's something to learn, it's just a game that you play. 61 Timothy S. Howard Edgewater Park. N.J. Mathematics Physics Sigma Rho Lambda Take the road lets traveled you won’t regret It' Thanx for everything Mom and Dad David B. Huttinger Willingboro. N.J. Biology Sigma Rho Lambda Carol A. Hykel Wynnewood. PA. English Thank you Mom. Dad and Rachel, with all of my love Lucinda J. lezzl Pottstown, PA. Health — Physical Education Omega Chi Remain not idle, for it is eaty to be a face in the crowd using another’s path to prosperity Matthew Izzo Little Silver. N.J. Physics The most beautiful experience is the mysterious — the source of all true art and science. Marc I. Jacobson Cheltenham, PA. Economics B.A. Alpha Phi Omega All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream Poe 62 Jacklyn L. Keeley Spring City. PA. Health — Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma You're the Greatest Mom and Dad! I love you. s Zahld H. Jivanji Karachi, Pakistan Economics B.A. Alpha Phi Omega Thank Dad and Sis Patricia Keenan Holland. PA. English Omega Chi Live (or yourself and you live in vain, live for others and you live again Coleen A. Kehoe Sparta. N.J. Mathematics Phi Alpha Psi Success is measured by the obstacles ore has overcome while trying to succeed Michael R. Kehs Schwenksville, PA Political Science Carole L. Johnson Huntingdon Valley. PA. Mathematics Alpha Sigma Nu I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends. 63 Bernard J. Kelly Haddonfield. N.J. 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Douglas A. Korey Elberon, N.J. History Delta Pi Sigma That's it. you do not exist! Carol Krajewskl Delran, N.J. Economics Omega Chi I'm not a prophet or a stor.oage man, just a mortal with potential of a superman. I live on William Kramer Berwyn, PA. Political Science Sigma Rho Lambda When a.I is said and time has past it can't be said I didn't have a blast. Thanx Mom and Dad 65 Scott E. Kranlck Pi. Pleasant. N.J. Economics B.A. Sigma Rho Lambda Thanks Mom. I coukJ not have done it without you. I love you Mark J. Krauss Wayland. MD. Physics Sigma Rho Lambda It's hard to walk away. Thanks Mom and Dad. Mcridcth S. Krug Bertvyn, PA. Economics B.A. I'm learning to fly, and this freedom is like nothing that I've ever known. Kevin L. Kunkle Elderton. PA. Chemistry Pi Omega Delta Slots Cherries over Bells any Day Doc — love ya' Remember me Spankin' So this is college. Allison K. Larkin Schwcnksvllle. PA. Economics Kappa Delta Kappa The grades will be forgotten, the friendships won’t Harry L. 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Biology Omega Chi A few more hours on satin sheets A few more times that I can say I've loved these days Nancy Lobby Middlesex. N.J. Chemistry Physics Kappa Delta Kappa But still try for who knows what ts possible — Faraday Tlmothey Lyden Klmberton, PA. Public Policy The possibility of the impossible is limited only by one’s desire. Edward G. Lyman Jr. Bridgeton. N.J. Biology Pi Omega Delta 68 Michael F. Marchlnl Pittsberg, PA. Economics B.A. Keep the good leave the bad take a few of these, the sweeter memories. T.K Jeffrey A. Matthews Lansdale. PA. Physics Elizabeth M. McCall Allentown, PA. Economics B.A. Phi Alpha Psi If this wore played upon a stage now I could condemn it as improbable fiction. Mitchell P. McCullough Doylestown, PA. Delta Pi Sigma You only live life once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Thanks Mom Dad Dennis J. McFadden Furlong, PA. Economics B.A. 69 Evan M. McGrath Trappe, PA. Classical Studies Francis J. McKay Jr. Warminster, PA. Economics B.A. We know Accurately only when we know little; with knowledge doubt increases — Goethe Carol P. McMillin Collegeville, PA. Chemistry Barbara McNulty Royersford, PA. Biology Psychology Ingrid K. Meier Norristown, PA. Chemistry Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? — R. Browning Eric T. Mercer West Chester, PA. Economics B.A. Though I walk through the valley of death 1 will fear no evtl. Thou O Lord art with me Linda Miller Catawissa, PA. Health — Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma Every now and then 1 get a little bit nervous that the best of all the years have gone by. 70 Hunter W. Mills Drcxel Hill. PA. Economics Delta Mu Sigma Thank Mom and Dad for the four year membership to the country club Barbara Moran Cherry Hill. N.J. Political Science Phi Alpha Psi Enjoy life’ tmy delight There are plenty for all of us. I love you Mom. Ron UJ Thanks' Anthony M. Morello King of Prussia. PA. Chemistry Delta Mu Sigma Smart men learn from their own mistakes, brilliant men learn from the mistakes of others. Tamara A. Mosher Perkasle, PA. Mathematics Phi Alpha Psi Special thanks to my family for the support I needed, and to Blair for always being there. Robert G. Murphy Jr. Newton. PA. Political Science Delta Mu Sigma I can't pretend there's any meaning here in the things I'm saying I'm in tune. The Who 71 Twlla A. Moore Cherry Hill. N.J. Biology Deborah Nelman Drexel Hill. PA. Economics B.A. Phi Alpha Psi Walking across the floor. Reaching for the door l‘m on my way . . Thanks Mom. Dad Roger! Martin E. Nuscher Pottstown, PA. Economics B.A. Thomas O’Hara Andawsla. PA. Economics B.A. Alpha Phi Epsilon Now I am about to take my last voyage, a great leap in the dark (Thomas Hobbes) Margaret L. Olmedo Towson. MD. Economics B.A. Promise yourself to be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind Stacie L. O'Neill Collegeville, PA. 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English Laura S. Pierce Haddonfleld, N.J. Phi Alpha Psi I can do everything through Him who gtvet me strength Thank you Mom and Dad. Teresa Pinter Spring City. PA. Biology Chemistry Alpha Sigma Nu I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race. I have kept the faith Bernadette Powell Hopewell. N.J. Health — Physical Education Tau Sigma Gamma The moments may be temporary but the memories are forever Thanks Mom and Dad. 74 Lorie Cramer Pretzel Cary. N.C. English Political Science Philip S. Quick III Bridgeton. N.J. Biology Achievement in life is limited only by the goals reached for by the mind. Sally A. Raskob Elverson, PA. Political Science Omega Chi Vanessa L. Reale Llnwood. N.J. Economics Omega Chi True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in their worth and value Scott K. Reed Macungie. PA. Chemistry Economics Delta Mu Sigma Thanks Mom and Dad Karen L. Reese Media. PA. English Phi Alpha Pst Live day to day ond hold onto your dreams for the future Thanks Mom. Dad. Dale. Billy. Timothy B. Ralthel Ironla. N.J. History Prov. 3:5 Trust In the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your understanding 75 Eileen Riordan Hazlet. N.J. Economics Tau Sigma Gamma Thanks Claire and Jeremiah for the chance you never had. The best is yet to come. I love you Janet M. Robison Media. PA. Biology Chemistry Phi Alpha Psi The dream was never over the dream has just begun Thanks Mom. Dad and Jim Perry L. Romer Phoenixvllle, PA. English Pi Omega Delta Peter A. Robinson Lansdowne, PA. Political Science Beta Sigma Lambda To do nothing and get something formed a boy's idea of a manly career Bcnj. Disraeli Kathy L. Rumer Line Lexington, PA. Mathematics Kappa Delta Kappa Thanks Mom and Dad for always being there Stuart J. Sacks Dresher. PA. Chemistry Economics B.A. Do what is good for you, or you're not good for anybody. B. Joel 76 Morris Salley. Jr. Erlal, N.J. Economics B.A. Alpha Phi Omega I thank the Lord for the gift of life and my family for their support. Thanks KM and Jat William T. Savage Collegeville. PA. International Relations Alpha Phi Omega Grass withers, flowers fade but the Lord's word stands forever. Thanks KM. BS. Mom. Dad Glenn R. Savary Beverly, N.J. Chemistry Pi Omega Delta Thanks Mom and Dad. David L. Schaebler Reading. PA. Biology Delta Pi Sigma We’re watching pebbles as the boulders roll by. C. Dougherty Thanks Mom and Pop. Scott W. Scheffler Bath. PA. Economics B.A. Alpha Phi Omega He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much. Thanks Mom. Dad. Lori. Michael J. Schleslnger Jackson. N.J. Political Science Delta Mu Sigma I'll leave this world behind and I'm going to make my dreams a reality M.J.S. (1983) 77 Bruce Schoup Evergreen Park. IL. Economics Eric Schulthels King of Prussia, PA. Economics Delta Mu Sigma If you live life without any limitations, then it iust doesn't matter A M Damian A. 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Biology Delta Pi Sigma Forget it all, I know I will Squeeze Thanks Mom and Dad Susan Sparks Elmer. N.J. Political Science Maria Storino Toms River, N.J. Economics B.A. Omega Chi The days that make us happy make us wise. Masefield Thanks Mom and Dad Lisa Strauss Clnnamlnson, N.J. Biology Julie M. Strizkl Rlngoes, N.J. Biology Phi Alpha Psi Each is responsible for his own happiness, the key of which lies m oneself. Jennifer Taber Phoenlxvllle, PA. Biology Nlel M. Tagllamonte Philadelphia, PA. German Pi Omega Delta We may be personally defeated but our princi pies never will. Thanks Mom and Dad Janlne M. Taylor San Jose. CA. Economics B.A. Tau Sigma Gamma If given a second chance, live life with that in mind, and appreciate what life offers. 80 Kenneth C. Taylor Jr. Mt. Laurel. N.J. Economics Delta Pi Sigma We dre dll in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. Oscar Wilde Ellen B. Thoman Wcnonah. N.J. English History Bob Thoma Mountain Lakes. N.J. 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Psychology Peter Jesperson Bridgeton. N.J. Biology Delta Pi S:gma I like to think that there are always possibilities Thanks Mom and Dad Barbara A. Mathers Seminole, FL. English Tau Sigma Gamma It's alright to build castles in the air. as long as you don't try to live in them. Angela Russek Philadelphia. PA. Biology Omega Chi The road to expertness invites anyone with an open mind and a capacity to absorb new experience. Michele R. Stelmach Bridgeton. N.J. English Omega Chi 87 68 S3I1IAI13V Beardivood Chem Society First Row: B Knight. C Milne, J Pirollo, D DcRcmigio, R Hilbert, M Sardaro. B Beesbury. B Bothwell, S. Souders. L Potts. B Trout. M. Siegel, Second Row: J Manalo, L Rublno, 1 Bel lew. J Hixon. 1 Beck, E Hovick, I Meier. S. Seese. Bicycling Club First Row: J Nfgrtne (V P ), A Bristol (Pres). M l o(Tres), M Micalc (Sec ). D Scialabba. B James. Dr Snyder. Second Rou : Dr Coleman. I. Kiefer P Kelly, W Keehn. D Day. 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Second Rou: B Powell. L Miller, S. Gum. M Herb. S Kohlenbergcr. L Fithian. A Covert. S. Bavcr Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship First Rou: R Hew. M Klonsek. S Scoffore. C. Gerhart. K McCleary. J Frasier. Second Row: J Parrel. S Stokes. N Velasco, D Wiliams. S. Wilson. Third Rou: G Egncr, E Mercer. J Doerr 95 Lantern First Row: D Flies. D Pasekoff. S Seese. P D'Souza. J Frasier La Randa F.spahola First Row: M Relova. W Keohn. J Kohler. Second Row: J Steele. K Tac. H. Boone. B. Kelley Le Circle Francois First Row: J. Goshovv. A Pitale. M French. C. Gretzmger (V P ). H Boone (Treat.), B. Osciak. D Pasekofl, Dr Hall (advitor). 96 Mathematics Society hirst Row: C Johnson, M Beaudry. K Gregory. Second How: A Angst. T Donohoe. Third Row: K Waller. J Goshow. C Kchoe (Pres Trca). Fourth Row: S. Stevenson. J Gagliardi. B McCall (Sentmal). T Mosher (V P Secretary) Meistersingers First Row: N Allen. S Seese. C Johnson. D Pasekoff. B Long. I Meier. L Katz. D Fries Second How: L Lewis. J Kohler. K Lohso. P D’Sou a. W Kcehn. M Irio. J Allebach. D Day. Third Row: T Weible. S Conway. D Yannarell. J Fossick. Fourth Row: E Stemmier. M Wingel. A Wack. J Doghramp. J Hixon. J Nignne. B Kelley Class Officers '86 First Row: J. Pirollo. J M Gagliardi. J Goshow 97 Class Officers '84 First Row: G Fusco. K Reese. L Fenton Class Officers '85 First Row: P. Loughran (Pres.), S. Johnson (Sec ), Second Row: D Mumford (Trcas). L Rubino (V.P). Class Officers '87 First Row: D Coyle (Treas), T Carvelll (V P ). M French (Pres ), G Beston (See ). 98 Omwake Education Club Flr%t Unit: B McGomgle. E Gable. R Kauffman, T Donohoe Second Row: T Mother B McCall. C Kchoc. Physics Society First Rou: Dr Snyder. J. Matthews. Second Row: Dr. Tabots. B Irvin, C. Yatsko Pi Nu Epsilon Flrsi Row: C Johnson. I. Frit . D Paskoff. D Laucks. I. Merer 99 Socratic Club First Row: S Wilion. D Doyle. D Red� tonc Spirit Committee First Row: M Howard. K Tac. M Beaudry. B Higham. Second Row: M Young. M Bender. M Shaw. A Coven, A Pitaie Third Row: D Kirby. B Dohner. G. Stoekle. M. Siegel Tri-Beta National Biological Society First Row: J Hirt D Paaekoff. R Kauffman. C Smith. J Strirki. D Schaebler. P. Spur, B Dwyer, Second Row: J Robiion. H Larkin, K Kunkle R Stewart. E Hovick. N. Brown. B Bothwell, B Beesburg. Urslnus Student Christian Movement first How: L Fritz. A Angst. S. Colaiezzi. C Johnson Second Row: B Schoup K Ginn. T WeiWe. M Nuscher (Campus Minister) U.S.G.A. First Row: C Ymgst. L Zimmerman. L Troutman. L. Gunto. Second Row: L Nelligan. M Hinkle Whitians first Row: C Johnson. I Merer. Second Row: C Liberator I Robison Third Row: G Fusco. M Krug. Fourth Row: S Ajhar. B. Schultz (Advisor) College Choir directed by John French members are included from the local community and students of Ursinus College. Grizzly First Row: P Romei. Second Row: J. Callahan. R Wuenschel. K Richter. Thin! Row: S Scheffler, B James. J Ziss Ns COR£ Inter-Sorority Council First Row: T Lozinger, E Riordan. K Leggett. P Blodgett Second Rou: J Robison, D. Nieman 102 Library Assistants First Row: J Becker. H Boor..- M R« vaD Slumlord. W Keehn. K Alberti. Second Row: Z Jivanj N Taglimonte. S Wilton. E Stemmier, J Doerr. M Wingle. S A|har. L Pierce. J Jeflers Resident Assistants First Rou: D Bravo. B McGonigle. R BrKtian, L Nelligan, J Rob:ton. S Brugger. S Hardw g. C. Rmde. M. Pettmio, Second Rou: B Spenato. J Forlim. S Scolfone. V Reale. E R:ordan, L Sipple. 0 Triumpe. D Day. K Dalzell. M Muller Sigma Xi First Row: Dr. Staiger. Miss Barth. Second Row: Dr Schultz. Mrt Shaw. Dr. Hess. Dr Torterelll. 103 .'N. Women’s Campus Council B Carey, S Ajhar. D Morgan, D Sakowski wvou First Row: M Beagle. K Richter. T Weibcl Second Row: E Johns. J Jacobson. L Nichols. M Burdsal.. Third Row: D Laucks. D Redslon J Ziss. B James. Sue. M Kramer 104 ’84 RUBY Staff Editor-In-Chief: Nan Hong Faculty Advisor: Mr. Jamison Sr. Tech. Adv.: Dan Lewis Ruby Secretary: Mrs. Risher Business Manager: Karen Reese Sales Manager: Lou Busico Activities Editor: Lesley Katz Asst. Act. Editor: N Nose Copy Editor: Carolyn Notaro Asst. Copy Editor: L Zimmerman Photography Editor: C Milne Sr. Section Editor: Sue Kish Sports Editor: Gail Reganato Asst. Sports Editor: C. Yingst Fac. Sec. Editor: Patti Yoder Photographers: B. Trout. K Kunkle. M Dean. 105 Class of 1984 o -I Class of 1985 i vat i r •� Class of 1986 Class of 1987 Alpha Phi Epsilon President Mike Darling Secretary — John Doughty Treasurer Steve Pallone Social Chairman - Ed Kilroy Rush Chairman Jim Maloney Brothers: S Turskin, T. O’Hara. J. Coleman. R. Coyne. J. Opitz, E. Wheeler. M. Lonergan, G. Vasburg. C. Mitchell, J. Boyd. T. Curly. J. Pensabene, J. Kerrigan. J. Marlose. J. Mullen. J. Kay. J. Brady. D. Hansen. C. Moire. J. Riggiero. M. McCarthy, C. Brown. J. Corey. D. Rissel, M. Gill. G. Maceneney. B. McCloskey, S. McNulty. R Perry. E. Snow, D. Healy, D. Wilson. B. Reese. S. Boccorlo. G. Lentz. 112 Alpha Phi Omega 114 President Scott Scheffler Membership V.P. Tim Efinger Service V.P. Morris Salley, Jr. Treasurer Jeff Wasmuth Social Chairman Tom Savage. John Dunnigan Rushing Chairman Eric Lehnes Recording Secretary Jon Bush Corresponding Secretary Damian Scialabba Alumni Secretary Brad James Historian Mark Wingel Mr. Coffee — Dick Kirby Frat Jock — Nick Abidi Fun Chairman — Chris Knapp Brothers: J. Fessick. A Bristol. M. Izzo, M. Jacobson. J. Tursi. J. Ziss. B. Faltcrmayer. J. Manalo. D. Dimoia. R. Relova, M. Dean. G. Stoeckle. S. Hong. J. Zern, B. Scherer. L. Paparo. B. Moyer. R. Piccione. T Conroy. D. Machonis. 115 Beta Sigma Lambda I 19 President — Pete Robinson Vice President — Ed Woodland Treasurer — Geoff Super Sgt.-at-Arms Mitch Rouw Recording Secretary Rob Curtis Corresponding Secretary Ron Brown Rushing Chaimien Bob Gritiman. Jeff Jones Historian — Ken Brackley Chaplain — A1 Panelli Pledge Master Steve Pascell Brothers: P. Gallagher. W. Opelinger. J. McKeon. D. Dinella, B. Casey. G. Sernmak, J. Bonascera, R. Richardson. J. Moyer. D. Weidner. C. Caruso. D. Mioli. F. Butch. T. Timko, J. Carr, T. Dinella. M. Troemel. M. DiFlurio. D. Contadina. J. Mayo, S. Bello, J. Barnes. 116 I Delta Mu Sigma President Hunter W. Mills Vice President Matthew H. Fagan Treasurer — Donald A. Wal2 Recording Secretary Robert G. Murphy Jr. Corresponding Secretary — Glenn A. Parno IFC Rep. — Micheal J. Schlessinger Sgt. at Arms Thomas P. Giovinco Chaplain — Anthony M. Morello Social Chairman John P. Geruasi Brothers: B. Barclay. B. Fooskas. B. Kelly. S. Reed. L. Moser. R. Palone. D. Hammer. R. Lamoreux, P. Kazakauskus, G. Verna. E. Schultheis, T. Breder, T. Feeney. 119 Delta Pi Sigma President Ken Taylor Vice President Jim Fattorini Treasurer Bob Wiehler Secretary Pete Jespersen Social Chairman — Carl Buck IFC Rep. — Jim Hirt Chaplain — Joe Lattanzi Historian Dave Schaebler Pledgemaster Neil Brown Asst. Pledgemaster — Ron Wenk Frat .Jock — Rich Stewart Frat Infant Louis Chodoff Tunes Keepers Lou Chodoff. Brad Griste Keg Master Brian Mcllhenny Keeper of the Sheds Scott Johnson Frat Fox Bill Lacy Brothers: J Cavaliere. D. Day. C. Dougherty. J. Klaiber. D. Korey. J. Lavell, D. Lewis. M. McColluch, D. McFadden. W Braccia, J. Lehman. L. Rubino, P. Ververeli, B. Carter. B. DijJo-seph. C. Dunn. F. Strickland. S. Willis. K. Wood, B. Amey, R. Brester. C. Gay. G. Geiger. M. O’Malley. M. Proulx. D. Scholl, M. Wolff. 120 121 Pi Omega Delta President — Charles Bove Vice President — Brian Dwyer Rushing Chairman — William Heinbokel Recording Secretary — Glenn Fuir Corresponding Secretary Niel Tagliamonte Treasurer Ed Lyman Social Chairmen Tom Flynn. Gene Haag. Paul Spitz Historian Ron Carter Chaplain James Peppelman IFC Rep. — Perry Romer Computer Engineer James Doghramji Pledgemaster Brian Dwyer Asst. Pledgemaster John Zerr Brothers: M. Arcier. S. Auger. R. Chillemi. J. Dugan. A. Fisch. W. Foley. C Franck. W Geary. C. Kimmel. K Kunkle. B. Lauth. R. Maurer. D. Poirier. G. Savary. J. Sullivan. M. VanBezooijen. I. Bellew. S. Cramton. J. Davies. J. Fotiadas. J. Killoran. J. Krassen, J. Mack. J. McGurk. C. Momjian, B. Pollack, G. Scharf. D. Schneider. R. Smith. A. Srinivasen 122 123 Sigma Rho Lambda 124 President — Bill Kramer Vice President — Tim Howard Treasurer — Tim Cosgrave Social Chairmen Scott Hill, Mark Krauss Pledgemaster — Bob Heinsinger Ass . Pledgemaster — Sean Linehan Brothers: J. Broderick. J. Dyer, T. Grace. S. Feraco, D. Hut tinger, S. Kranick, J. Sloan, M. Garcia, B. Kalisky, M. Lubie, L Nelligan, J. O'Donnel. J. Romano, R. Voiko, K. Bull, K. Correll, S Coulter. C. Defeo. P. Fenimore, M. Pascali. K. Phillips. D. Serge son. B. Vogel, D. Spause. R. Stapleton, J. Boyle, J. Ginley, J Haurin, M. Lynch, T. Maiore, M. McClernon, C. Walzak, D. Whit ten. 125 Alpha Sigma Nu President Carole Johnson Vice President Judy Osborn V ce Pres, of Service Sue Colaiezzi Treasurer — Amy Angst Secretary Merry Elwell Corresp. Sec. Marjorie Angstadt Sisters: I. Meier. B. Bcrgey. N. Allen. K. Kime 126 127 Kappa Delta Kappa President Viv Vollnaer Vice President Sue Kish ISC Representative Candy Young Recording Sec. Kathy Rumer Social Chaiqtersons — Sue Boyce. Sherry Mierzejewski Off Campus Party Persons Missy Shaw. Michelle Monte Alumni Sec. — Allison Larkin Corresp. Sec. — Lisa Hoelzle Pledgemistresses Nancy Lobby. Jeannine Stuart Historian Becky Kauffman Chaplain — Carolyn Notaro Co-Sgt. at Arms - Lora Zimmerman. Michele Wlazelek Service Chairperson Tania Valcarcel Sisters: R Dibello. J Weber. S. O'Neill. K Alberti. V. Launicella, C. Milne. T Clark. J. Jeffers. M Kurtz. D. Laffey, R. MacKinsky. L Troutman. R. Barwick. P. Conrad. D Dugan, K. Kershner, M Micale, D. Murphy, A. Kumpf. M. Russo. S. Smith. K Sutton. C. Wolbert. J. Tori. S. Daniels. B. Knight, S. Loughrey, A Woods 129 Omega Chi President Teresa Lozinger Vice President Susan Williams Treasurer Kim Weibel Corresponding Secretaries Maria Storino. Michele Stel- mach Recording Secretary Julie Dalena Social Chairjyersons Patsy Keenan. Mari Kopanski Chaplain Marylou D'Anjollel Historian Karyn Levitt Parliamentarian Marylou D'Anjollel Alumnae Secretary Lois Ebling Keepers Of The Keg Linda Lippincott ISC REP. Pam Blodgett Fund Raisers Susan Asterino, Sue Stong. Liz Torpcy Pledge Mistresses Cathy Gcczilc. Linda Lippincott Sisters: K Freeman. C. lezzi. B. Klett, V. Reale. A. Russek. A. Tucillo, S. Raskob. E Thoman, W Kresge, M Berardi, D. Clough. B. Keene. N Lane. M. O’Connell, L. Sipple, N. Casey. S Robbins. L. Durancy, G. Paynton, D. O'Brien. N. Clough. D. Rosenberg. A. Kennedy. A. Bicho. G. Kelly. K. Heck. D. Whitehouse. M Cap-petto. G. Reganato. C. Yengst. A. Titus. S. Scanlon. J. Gagliardi, A. Salchow. P. Young. 130 I------ Vi V Phi Alpha Psi President Janet Robison Vice President Deborah Neiman Treasurer — Coleen Kehoe Historian Pamela Warrender. Karen Reese Sentinals Barbie Moran, Tracy Donohoe Party Chairwomen Jeanne Boland, Julie Strizki ISC Rep. — Lori Andrews Pledge-Mistresses Beth McNall. Diana Sakowski Corresponding Secretaries Karen Dalzell, Peggy Loughran Social Chairwomen — Jenny Dixon, Margie Myers Chaplain Lynne Lewis Recording Secretary Beth McGonigle Sisters: L. Pierce. L. Schillinger. R. Brittain, D Fendt. V. McCarthy. K Licursi. J. Spiess, M Bender. A. Friberg. J. Goshow. K, Gregory. K Walter. D. Longo. C. Trentacosti. C. Sonz. R. Wuenschel. S. Stauffer. D Nicander. T. Mosher. G. Fusco, E. Gallagher. M Pettineo. Tau Sigma Gamma President Eileen Riordan Vice President Amy Hill Treasurer Maureen Gorman Recording Secretary Jackie Keeley Corresponding Secretaries — Sandy Wirth, Linda Fithian Social Chairjjersons Barbie Augustine. Debbie Mumford Rush Chairjyersons Tobi Timko, Stormy Bavcr Chaplain Hippie Crouch Historian — Marsha Herb Pledgemistresses — Janine Taylor, Nancy Paul ISC Rep. — Kathleen Leggett Beer Commissioners Linda Miller. Bernadette Powell Sisters: M Olmedo. B. Mathers. K. Coleman. N. Zimmerman. T. Tursi. P. Famous. S. Kohlenberger. A. Covert. M Kramer. T. Devin-cent. J Foresta. M. Onopchenko. S. Raithel. J. Bieger. L. Mita, P Fronckowiak. J. Forster. K. Whiteley. J. Rippert, C. Rosato. C. Flynn. L. Possell. K. Caffey. T. Miller. M Milligan. C. Cyr. T. Lynch. L. Ginter. J. Pacilio. P. Maier. D. Wurtzbach. 134 SPORTS 137 ® m 49-1 « CO Op Or L . 44 23 25' , 1 M,8£ijf40r 20uv62v FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: J Carey. S Hill. D Pecora J Klein. J Mullen. D But . E Bobo. C Maier.T Cosgrave. B Furlong Second Row: J Maloney. M Pascal!. G. Dougherty. D. MaUozzi. C. Marchand. J Truskowski. J. Brady. D Huttirvger. J. Sawyers. D. Ajello Third Row: B. Henderson. J. Romano, J. Dyer.D. Koontz. J Antonio. R. Brewster. S. Sullivan. D Bra vo. J Wilson. L Rivera Fourth Row: M Gill. J. Thompson, B Lamoreux. B. Scanlan. B McCloskey. C. DeFeo. J Markoe. J Oplinger. D. Wilson. T Ernst Fifth How: T. Malore, G McAneney. D Hansen. J. Martino. S. Linehan. M Garcia. G, Lentz. B Reese, M Maratea, C McGray Sixth Row: S. Braderman. J Haurin. J. Pooler. D Healy. D Spause. M. Proulx, C. Brown. C. Parker. S. McNulty. M McCarthy. J. Lippi Seventh Row: Coach Brown. Coach Grcgcr. Coach Tomko. Coach McDermott, Coach McCarthy. Coach Bamberger. Coach Davis, M Mundrane Missing Ed Malandro 138 In 1983. the Bears football team achieved some satisfying victories and came very close to a winning season. Led by Gavin Lentz, the young team outshone all time rivals. Franklin and Marshall which resulted in an U.C. over F M victory which hadn't occurred since 1965. The strong Ursinus defense held off the F M defense to make this victory the peak of the season. The Bears also pounced on league champions. Muhlenberg, and defeated them 17-9. During the season, a record was broken by Billy Scanlon when the ball flew 129 yards to make Ursinus football history. The team finished the season with a record which improved on that of the previous year. Ursinus 7 1983 FOOTBALL Franklin Marshall Opponent 6 12 Western Maryland 24 7 Swarthmore 24 17 Johns Hopkins 19 7 Gettysburg 21 24 Lebanon Valley 7 17 Muhlenberg 9 30 Brooklyn 7 7 Dickinson 24 139 FIELD HOCKEY 1983 FIELD HOCKEY Ursinus Opponent 2 Lafayette 0 O.T. 1 Rutgers 1 O.T. 2 Univ. of Toledo 3 7 Gettysburg 0 4 Drexel 0 2 American Univ. 0 2 Albright 0 0 Temple 5 9 Glassboro 0 1 Univ. of Penn 0 O.T. 3 Lehigh 2 O.T. 1 Univ. of Delaware 2 2 West Chester 0 4 Univ. of Richmond 0 1 Penn State 1 O.T. 6 LaSalle 2 0 Princeton 0 1 Boston College 0 4 Northeastern 3 O.T. 140 I---- With a year of rebuilding behind them, the experienced Ursinus hockey team played their way right to the ECAC Championship. Two players were lost but were adequately replaced by a few fast playing freshmen. The team was captained by goalie Margaret Olmedo and midfielder Bernie Powell. Theresa DcVinccnt led the team in total goals and assists with freshmen Heather Palvinsky and Beth Bingaman close to her tail. The skillful team closed their season with a 14-3-3 record and were on top of the ECAC championship after three ten minute overtimes with their final opponents from Southeastern University. field hockey team I roni Row: I. Johnston. H Pavlinsky, K Whiteley. N. Zimmerman. S. Raithel, M Herb. D Wur bach. B Bingaman Back Row: Asst. J. Taylor. C. Rainey. T. DeVincent P iraun. M Olmedo. B Powell. T. Tlmko. C. Flynn. Asst. M. Harris. Coach Boyd 141 Ursinus 4 1983 SOCCER Gettysburg Opponent 3 O.T. 1 Western MD 0 0 F M 2 1 Drexe! 2 2 Drew 3 1 Scranton 6 7 Johns Hopkins 3 5 Lebanon Valley 0 6 Delaware Valley 0 2 Washington 0 5 Albright 0 2 Haverford 1 3 F.D.U. @ Madison 0 0 Swarthmore 1 O.T. 5 Muhlenberg 1 2 Widener 0 2 Dickinson 1 1 Salem State 0 4 Rochester Univ. 2 142 SOCCER The Bears closed out the 1983 season with an outstanding 14-5 mark, setting five seasonal records in the process. The records broken included the winningest season, most shutouts, most goals scored in a season, and least goals scored by opponents. The team had the second best overall record in the PA-MD-NJ area and missed getting a NCAA bid by 1 goal. The team did however manage to sieze the ECAC Southern Regional Championship and then traveled to King's Point, NJ where they defeated Salem State and Rochester University to capture the 1st ECAC Championship in the history of Ursmus soccer A major factor contributing to the Bear’s success was the outstanding offense led by Jamie Moyer. Senior co-captains Tim Howard and Tom Savage were named all-MAC South and all-MAC South-Second team, respectively. SOCCER TEAM Front Row: R Paolone. J. Moyer. M Brandley. J. Wasmuth. M. Kraus . T. Howard. T. Savage. T. Junker. J. Jones. J. Swayze. P Fenmmorc Back Rou: Coach Walter Man-nB 9 B Criste. B. Young. M O'Malley. T Brown, K Bull. J Barr - , B Vogel, S Coulter. J Ackerman. D Whitten, M Harder Asst G Gifford 143 ' rJt CROSS COUNTRY 1983 CROSS COUNTRY Ursinus Opponent 17 Lebanon Valley 41 15 Johns Hopkins 47 48 Millersville 15 34 Swarthmore 24 21 Albright 34 16 Moravian 40 Lebanon Valley Invitational — 5th Philadelphia Metros — 2nd Lafayette Invitational — 4th Indiana Umv. of PA Invitational — 9th 144 i'JKSi.NU } The Cross Country team faced a tough season in 1983. The team made fair showings at their invitational meets and completed their season with a 4 2 record, but were unable to finish as well as they previously had hoped. 1983 was not a recruiting year for the Bears. Many upperclassmen were able to develop their skills while others fell victim to injuries. Senior cocaptain Neil Brown was able to take 4th in the MAC Championships and qualify for WCAA Division III Nationals. The team, led by Coach Symonds. is looking ahead to a successful 1984 season. 145 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row: T Kcrshncr. D Ncvins. A. Jeffers, K Kerr Back Row: M Griffin. J Geltord. N Brown. J. Klaiber. Coach Symonds VOLLEYBALL 1983 VOLLEYBALL Ursinus 0 Delaware Valley Opponent 3 1 Franklin Marshall 3 0 Muhlenberg 3 0 West Chester 3 0 Swarthmore 3 3 Widener 1 0 Bucknell 2 0 Gettysburg 2 3 Cabrini 0 0 Lehigh 2 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 2 0 Moravion 3 1 Immaculata 3 0 Drexel 2 2 Eastern 0 0 Albright 3 0 Rosemont 3 1 Glassboro 3 This year the girls volleyball team faced a disappointing season. Junior co captains Nancy Paul and Jenny Foresta led the team of four returning players and four rookies. A notable match was when three straight games were won to defeat Cabrlni College. The team is young and has the potential for a winning season in the future. r 149 The 83-84 season marked the 7th and final campaign for Head Coach Skip Wherly. The season was below expectations as the Bears finished with a record of 8-17. However, there were many bright spots and excellent performances turned in by several players. Sophomore center Jim Collins had an outstanding year and was named to the first team MAC-South. Seniors Thoma and Donahue ended their careers in an Ursinus uniform. Each had three excellent varsity seasons and will be hard to replace. The future of the team looks bright under new Head Coach Gerry Gasser. BASKETBALL TEAM Front Rou: Mgr., P Udovich, R. Voiko, B Kaltshy. Mgr , (Captain) S. Donahue, J. Boyle. T. Curley. Mgr Back Rou: Asst J. DeFrusclo. M Hart.D Dennis. Coach S W«r-!ey. J Gadzinski. J. Collins. J Ginley. Asst G Gasser. (Capt.) B. Thoma. T Clark. Asst. S. Feraco. 150 MEN’S BASKETBALL Ursinus 1983-84 BASKETBALL Opponents 81 Baruch 54 67 York 69 52 Scranton 84 96 Lebanon Valley 92 82 Albright 96 110 Haverford 83 52 Swarthmore 60 50 Widcncr 64 89 Bloomsburg 94 79 Westminster 91 67 Grove City 80 73 Delaware Valley 76 77 Johns Hopkins 73 69 Muhlenberg 65 70 Haverford 80 91 Washington 98 62 F. Dickinson 63 48 Widener 54 57 Moravian 80 64 Johns Hopkins 65 83 Drew 67 71 Phila. Pharmacy 78 93 Western Maryland 70 73 Washington 94 65 Swarthmore 55 151 WOMEN S BASKETBALL J Keclcy D Longo G Migloric L Poss«ll V i J. Rlppci! J. Taylor 1983-1984 BASKETBALL iinus 58 Drexel 75 61 Albright 60 55 Muhlenberg 51 57 Swarthmore Widener 52 69 61 65 Moravian 81 58 Spring Garden 84 47 Allentown 72 62 Myhlenberg 57 55 Albright 64 41 Imm.iculata 82 51 Moravian 85 42 F M 71 64 Cabrini 61 78 Textile 104 59 West Chester 77 36 Widener 63 66 Glassboro 75 152 I The women's basketball team showed drive and enthusiasm throughout their 1984 season. Despite their small size, the team, led by Captain Janine Taylor, displayed unity and determination when they surpassed the previous year's record. With only four returning seniors, the team lacked the experience. However, the girls hope to improve their record once again which could result in a winning season. SWIMMING The girl's swimming team achieved a fantastic season. They finished the year with a 10 2 1 season which was the best for the girl’s ever at Ursinus. This year the team was very close-knit. Their spirit and tremendous effort led to their outstanding performance. The girls were captained by Debbie Clough and Meg Early who brought unity to the team and made the six months of toil seem worthwhile at the finish of the season. 1983-84 WOMEN S SWIMMING Ursinus Opponent 39 Dickinson 72 72 Bryn Mawr 67 29 Swarthmore 79 54 Widener 50 72 Lycoming 67 52 Western Maryland 52 63 Elizabethtown 41 76 Glassboro 47 64 Susquehanna 45 54 F M 50 88 York 24 63 Loyola 50 WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM 154 Front Rote: Coach B Sicracki. K Kiester. P Yoder Back Rote: M Pnbula. H Camp. (Capt ( D Clough. B Keene. Missing: J. Bateman. P Braun. (Cap:.) M Early. L. Messier. M Olmcdo. The Ursinus Men's swimming team completed a successful six month season ending with a record of 8 3 1, which is the finest record in the history of Ursinus swimming. The season terminated with the MAC Championships at Widener University. At this tournament Ursinus had an impressive showing. Eleven out of a possible nineteen team records were smashed and every swimmer experienced at least one personal best. Coach Bob Sierachi concluded that this year's team is the best that he has ever coached. 1983-84 MEN S SWIMMING Ursinus Opponent 36 Dickinson 68 60 Swarthmore 44 52 Widener 52 Lycoming (Forfeit) 30 Lincoln 22 53 Western Maryland 18 48 Elizabethtown 29 65 Susquehanna 43 49 F M 54 96 York 16 43 Loyola 72 50 Kings 44 MEN’S SWIM TEAM Front Row: Coach B S.eracki. J. Lavell. S Kaiani. P Baron . Mgr R Horn. J McGurk, F. Dunn, B Dohner, Coach C WeHel Back Row: L. Paparo. P. Gallagher. B. Lacy, R. Smith. K Kunkle. J Forlini. S. Will: . B. Warrender. Missing: J. Hecbner, D. Korey. 155 DIVING The 1984 Diving season was outstanding. Although the team was uncoached partly throughout the year, they were able to put forth a great deal of effort in making themselves work their hardest. Injuries early in the season also held back the diving team. Junior Meg Early received first place at the MAC Diving Championships and qualified for the Nationals. The team hopes to continue their success in next years diving season. Front Roxc: R Horn. B Dor.ner. L Messer Back Rou : K Kunkle. M Early, Coach C Weisal. 156 BADMINTON a Ursinus Opponent 2 F M 3 4 Harcum 1 4 Rosemont 1 0 West Chester 5 0 Temple 5 4 Cedar Crest 1 4 Bryn Mawr 1 4 Chestnut Hill 1 3 Albright 2 2 Swarthmore 3 2 Drexel 3 The 1983-84 Ursinus Men’s and Women's Badminton teams experienced very successful seasons. Under the direction of first year Coach Peg Sausen the team achieved a record of 6-5 and competed successfully in three regional tournaments in Lancaster. Bryn Mawr and Williamsburg. Va. The girls team was honored with a plaque at the PA1AW Badminton Championships at Bryn Mawr College as they captured the small college division title. The team concluded its season with its annual jaunt down south to the College of William and Mary for a three day invitational at the school. Connie Bleiler lead the women's team assuming the number one singles position. Senior Damian Scialabba was the number one singles player capping off his final Ursinus Badminton season in style. row Roie: K Walter. S Kohlenberger. L Catcrirano Back Rote: (coach) P. Sauien. L Fithlan. E Shultheu. W Keene. B. James. D Scialabba. T. Raithcl. D. FraSer Bleiler. K Noree. S Green 157 GYMNASTICS The Ursinus Girl's Gymnastics team started their season with definite potential and throughout the year, each member achieved increasingly higher scores in their selected events. The 1984 team was small and somewhat inexperienced with only one senior. Captain Julie Strizki. Led by Head Coach Angela Morrison, the team exhibited poise and fine form in all of their competitions. Two gymnists. Strizki and Rosenberg, managed to qualify for the ECAC Gymnastics Championships Division III at Salem State College. In Massachusettes Strizki participated in the all-around and Rosenberg was an alternate for the vaulting. Next year the team plans to build on their promising skills and attain a victorious 1985 season. -y 4 1983-84 GYMNASTICS Ursinus Opponent(s) 110.30 West Chester 157.20 Bryn Mawr 120.80 106.85 Swarthmore 74.30 79.9 Trenton 150.4 S. Connecticut 123.5 114.8 U. of Maryland 149.7 118.5 Lock Haven 124.45 127.0 Hofstra 154.0 Montclair 148.6 111.35 Wilson 121.15 127.85 Glassboro 127.80 122.1 Hunter 131.2 Sunny New Paltz 117.35 cront How: (coach) A Mormon, D Rosenberg. S Asterino. P Maier, N Villegas Rack Row: L Torpey. P «lly. (copt ) J Strizki, R Karpinski, M Deskin . Mining E Wentland. WRESTLING J Karr, R Paolone. J. Tornetta. M. Dean. M. Di Floiri. T. Donnell. B. Randaz20. B. Wiehler. J Young, D. Doyle. D. Hammer. J. Lattanzi, S. Bra derman. K. McCleary. S. Possell. G Soper, P. Ver vereli. C. Parker, B. Smith. R. Wenk. F White Coach B. Racich, Assists.: R. Ripp. L. Morre, J Annette. 160 The Ursinus grapplers concluded a successful 1984 season by defeating 15 teams and yielding to only 2. The consistently hard working wrestlers contributed to the winning season. The team was anchored by Ralph Paolone, Dwayne Doyle, and Ron Wenk who finished each match with strong performances. The wrestling team exhibited an excellent showing at the MAC'S at Muhlenberg. Five Ursinus males reached the semi finals, and two. Doyle and Paolone. advanced to the NCAA Division III tournament. At the MAC's the team took fourth place, the highest finish by Ursinus in the school’s history. Ursinus Head Coach. Bill Rachich, was named MAC Coach of the Year” at the end of the tournament. Next year's team promises to be just as strong, losing only one of this year's place winners Ursinus 1983 84 WRESTLING Opponent 54 Albright 4 9 Delaware Valley 39 26 Scranton 23 35 Upsala 17 42 Messiah 9 22 Muhlenberg 24 60 N.Y. Poly Tech. 0 29 Rutgers (Camden) 17 25 Western Maryland 18 31 Lebanon Valley 19 25 Susquehanna 20 43 Elizabethtown 9 27 LaSalle 19 52 Haverford 3 19 Moravian 26 31 Widcner 12 31 Johns Hopkins 13 38 Swarthmore 15 161 162 MfMfll 163 VARSITY BASEBALL 1984 First Roic:S. Donahue. M wabh. M Salley. S Pallone. E Whee'.er. B Fooskas, M Tioemel Second Row: F Woodland. D Kulp. F. Bobo. J Mullen, J. Harle. D Bravo, R Rich-ardion Third Rour: Coach Moyer. M Harper. R Brewster. M Harte, J Loefflad. R. Sepulvedc. Coach Kulp VARSITY BASEBALL 1984 Ursinus Opponent 5 Muhlenberg 0 10 Elizabethtown 8 4 F.D.U. 5 1 F.D.U. 3 5 Delaware Valley 1 6 Delaware Valley 3 2 Swarthmore 4 3 Swarthmore 2 10 Western Maryland 9 0 Johns Hopkins 6 5 Johns Hoskins 6 2 Moravian 6 12 F M 8 2 Widener 3 4 Widener 4 8 Washington 12 5 Washington 2 2 Haverford 5 7 Haverford 15 0 Widener 14 The Ursinus Batsmen combined speed with power in their 1984 action filled season. The team was fortunate enough to consist of many veteran players and a strong pitching staff. Outstanding pitcher. Bob Fooskas, led the Bears to many victories. Senior hitters Eddie Wheeler and Steve Pallone ended their careers with good performances. Although a few players will not be returning next year, the team still looks forward to a strong 1985 season. 164 1984 SOFTBALL The combination of hard work and great ability led the girl's softball team to many victories. Spring training began early when the girls traveled to Florida with Coach. Karen Marley to practice in the sun and gain experience by playing southern teams. With a MAC record of 9-1. the girls were able to win the South Eastern Division of their conference and venture to the MAC tournament at Upsala College. First Roir.S Kohlenberg -!. K Ziegler. S River M FukJi. J Rij j er:.D Longo. M Heib M GoinutnSecondRou:C Flynn,S Grim.C Roghan K C deman.G Migliorc J Forester. E Br.nlon Third Row: K Norco. S Dewane, L Postell A Hill, C Rovato, K Caffey. L Garmon. K Marley (Coach), H Ca� h (Ait Coach) 1984 SOFTBALL Ursinus Oppc 8 Widener 3 19 Widener 9 4 Lehigh 1 7 Swarthmore 0 5 Swarthmore 4 4 Phila. Textile 0 1 Moravian 3 3 Moravian 1 4 West Chester 5 7 Albright 1 11 Albright 8 0 Trenton 2 1 Muhlenberg 0 4 Muhlenberg 0 1 Lafayette 0 1 Drexel 0 4 Eastern 2 2 LaSalle 3 7 LaSalle 24 2 Kutztown 1 St Joe’s forfiet 7 Gettysburg 0 3 Scranton 0 2 Kean 8 0 William Patterson 4 167 WOMEN S LACROSSE Flnt Rou: I Gnter. J Forest a. B Bmgamen. M Olmedo. J Keeley, D Wurzbach, K Whitcley. L Groff Second Row: P Fronckowlak, D Murphy. T DeVincent. M O’Connell. L Mita. K Crough. K Slater. L Johnston. M Hohwald. T Trauger, Third How: S Lcssard. S Green. M Leahy. A Bkho. M Howard. L Hobbs Fcrnic, S. Reifenheiser. D Johnson. A Deasey. B Ramsey 1984 WOMEN’S LACROSSE Ursinus Opponent 17 East Stroudsburg 6 7 Univ. of PA 5 15 Kutztown 4 12 Glassboro 5 4 Temple 13 9 Richmond 10 6 Trenton 7 16 F M 2 10 West Chester 9 5 Delaware 25 3 Penn State 21 6 Rutgers 7 6 Lafayette 2 17 Gettysburg 4 13 Lehigh 7 6 Lynchburg 2 12 Ithaca 4 9 Cortland 0 168 169 MEN S LACROSSE Although the men’s lacrosse team is still not an official varsity sport, despite the campus-wide support it lias received, the team had its best season in its history. The 1984 Laxmen finished a 500 record of 6-6. Leaders on this year’s team were Dave Frazier. Brian Dwyer. Bill Kramer. John Zerr. and Keith Wood. Although the team is losing many valuable seniors, including goalie Ed Hovick, hopes are still high for an even better record next year The team would like to thank volunteer coaches Dick McGrath and Gary Johnson for their help Also, thanks to Marie Campanella and Jane Hannan, managers Brian Dwyer E Hovick. M Maratea, M Fagan. J Ruggorio. G Frcdocur. J Sullivan. B Dwyer. E Schulteis. D Francr. J. Sloan. B Murphy, B Kramer, J Zerr. T Morello. M Lublc (Captain), I) Ely. B Wk-hlcr. B Lauth. J Mack. R Maurer 170 Ursmus 6 1984 MEN S LACROSSE Morris Opponent 19 10 Bloomsburg 4 10 Master Lax Club 11 7 Millersville 9 18 Academy of the New Church 10 9 Delaware Valley 1 7 Dickinson 12 10 Bloomsburg 9 10 Academy of the New Church 7 7 Master Lax Club 9 12 Temple 10 7 East Stroudsburg 10 MEN S TRACK FIELD WMNIO •gSIVJS 1984 MEN S TRACK A HELD Ursinus Oppone 48 F M 96 74 Swarthmore 61 Moravian 23 Upsala 21 94 Moravian 50 69 Albright 75 88 Johns Hopkins 53 57 Delaware Valley 95 Haverford 29 107 Widcncr 34 First How: D Nevms. K Ken. J Reighling. Z Robinson. N Brown. D Spa use. D. Huttir.ger. M Garcia. M Salley. A Fertig Second How: Coach Whatley. J Doughty M Gnffm. R Perry. G Lentz. J. Berlin. M Gill. S. Boccardo. D. Condodine. A Jeffers. J Klaiber. D. Lent. J. Boyd. R Wenk WOMEN S TRACK FIELD 1984 WOMENS TRACK FIELD Ursinus Opponent 75 Moravian 40 Upsala 27 69 Albright 76 67 Delaware Valley 75 Moravian 21 65 Johns Hopkins 56 39 Delaware Valley 43 Albright 86 First How: A Woods. I Gragosian. B Lyons, N Kramer. Second Row: S. Graham. C Amarante, S. Wirth. L Miller. Coach Whatley. 172 MENS TENNIS 1984 MEN S TENNIS Urslnus Opponent 0 Swarthmore 9 8 Montgomery C.C.C. 1 8 Delaware C.C.C. 1 5 Western Maryland 4 0 Haverford 9 1 Villanova 8 2Vi Johns Hopkins 6V2 5 Widener 4 8 Phila Pharmacy 1 2 Albright 7 Textile default 9 Wilkes 0 3 Muhlenberg 6 2 Moravian 7 First Rott: S. Johnson. P Jespersen. JPomp Second Rote: J. Parky B P lock. Crwich B Day. J. Grar.aFan, T l.ydrn. D Scholl, absent Ralph Paolor.c WOMEN S TENNIS 1984 WOMEN S TENNIS Jrsinus Oppon 5 Muhlenberg 4 2 Lehigh 7 1 F M 8 1 Drew 5 8 Widener 1 8 Swarthmore 1 2 F.D.U. 7 5 Haverford 4 4 Albright 5 4 Johns Hopkins 5 First Row: C. Yao. L Ferguson. J Zierdt. D. O'Brien. Second How: J Goshow. K. Donohue. R. Borwick. Coach Famous K Kerschr.er 173 GOLF Ursinus 1984 GOLF Opponent 442 LaSalle 432 W'idener 487 408 Western Maryland 410 Juniata 424 412 Swarthmore 492 418 F D.U. 402 Delaware Valley 448 402 F M 387 406 Lebanon Valley 423 Drexel 421 419 Moravian 431 Albright 454 Alvernia 461 Fir t Rnu : J Carson. T Greenwood. P Leddy. Second Rou: D Wilson. J McKeon. D. Altemose. G. Haag. T. Efmger. Coach E Stevenson 174 175 176 177 ADS, ETC. 179 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 and welcome to the Alumni Association of Ursinus College 180 Friends of the Ursinus Library Congratulate the Class of 1984 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 ncwletter. and invitation to special events. Providing for the objective 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. Class of 1984 we invite you to join us. 182 0 6 Class of 1784 % 183 Congratulations to the Senior Chemistry Majors From the Chemistry Department Alan Barkocy Robert Beesburg Ira Bellew William Bothwell Carmine Cicchiello John Collins Pamela Franz John Gervasi Karen Grosch Mark Hepp Edward Hovick Kevin Kunkle Cynthia Liberatore Nancy Lobby Ingrid Meier Teresa Pinter Scott Reed Janet Robison Glen Savary Paul Spitz Vivica Vollmer Michael Wilson 184 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Davor Photo, Inc. 654 Street Rd. Box 190 Bensalem, PA 19020 (215) 638 2490 185 186 Cutillo’s A Beautiful Restaurant Introducing The Renaissance Room “the most elegant banquet facilities in Montgomery County.’’ The Renaissance Room creates a truly magnificent setting. 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Thanks for all your support. We couldn't have done it without you! Nan the Ruby Staff 197 log 199 May 20, 1984: The 113th Commencement 200 • 201 202 203 Nan K Hong EditorinChief Charles Jamison Sandra Risher RUBY Advisor RUBY Secretary Through many long anxious hours and a lot of help from my hard working staff. I hope I have captured the true spirit of Ursinus College. The mood of our campus is reflected by the playful hearts of each individual and their firm commitments for their future. 1 know a part of the Ursinus spirit will never leave our graduating members who partake on a new challenge. As the Editor-in-Chief. I would like to thank all those who made the 1984 RUBY possible. Special thanks goes to Mrs. Risher who kept the cluttered RUBY together and to Mr. Jamison who shared half of my worries. 204