Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1987 volume:

THE 1987 RUBY URSINUS COLLEGE COLLEGEVILLE, PENNA I Table of Contents 6 Campus News 12 Homecoming 16 Residential Village 22 Administration Faculty 36 Sports 82 Creek Life 116 Activities 144 Seniors 186 Commencement 190 Advertisements 3 fe?rr 6 CAMPUS Mary Ann Unger's renowned Temple was installed on campus during the week of September 22, 1987. The Temple is a gift of Muriel and Phillip I. Herman for the Fcltcrolf Dedication. This years I lomccoming held a double honor for Lynda I lobbs-I ernie. she was Sigma Rho Lambda's Homecoming queen nomination and was recognized as a member of the NCAA National Champion Lacrosse team. Lynda was a varsity member for three years playing defensive wing. After graduation Lynda will enter PNB's Wholesale Training Program, utilizing her Applied Math Economics major. Lynda's hometown is Collingswood, NJ. As for other activities, she has been a Student Assistant in the Office of Career Planning and Placement for four years. President of the Whitians. and Treasurer of Tau Sigma Gamma. Lynda was also named to Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. When we asked Lynda why UC over other colleges, she replied the warm and personable people, the one-on-one rapport w ith the faculty and that UC was a small college. Her comments on the Residential Village included. It is a fantastic idea, and an area of the college that should always be kept up in order to keep the 'look'. 10 Senior Profiles NEWS Art professor Theodore A. Xaras was commissioned by the Richter family to paint President Richter’s portrait in celebration of his 10th year anniversary. The portrait was unveiled at the November faculty meeting and then displayed in Corson I lull lobby for the campus to admire. When asked what male would best represent the graduating class of 1987. the answer was Mr. Ursinus. of course. Arvind Srinivasan was the winner of the first annual Mr. Lr-sinus competition, he is a Biology major and will be attending medical school upon graduation. With such a goal, it was not surprising that when asked Why did you choose I rsinus' he replied because of liC’s great pre-med reputation and the personal attention in and out of the classroom , but other reasons include the friendly people and atmosphere of the campus. You could easily become involved in different things. That is exactly what Arvind did. became involved. During his four years at Ursinus he has participated in the following: Resident Assistant for two years. President of Pi Omega Delta, Vice President of Beta Beta Beta. Secretary of Brownback-Anders Premcd Society and a member of the Cub and Key Honor Society. Arvind has also received such honors as National Dean’s List. Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities and Outstanding Young Men of America. But during Arvind’s free time, he enjoys the hobbies of weightlifting, jogging. and reading. Our final question to Arvind was his opinion on the residential village. He replied. I feel it is a great improvement to UC and it definitely adds to the aesthetic quality of the campus. II li was the first time in the College’s history that two Homecoming queens were elected. On October 11. Grace Boston and Jancll C'epcda were crowned queens. The 1986 Homecoming Court included: Representing Zeta Chi Jen Tomlinson and Charlie MeGray; Sigma Rho Lambda Lynda Hobbs-Fcrnic and Tony Vfaiore; Pi Omega Delta Kim Kester and Arvind Srinivasan; Beta Sigma Lambda Beth Kapezynski and Tim Timko; Alpha Phi F.psilon Bonnie Nemeth and Joe Pooler: Alpha Phi Omega Janell Cepeda and Charlie White: Delta Pi Sigma Grace Beston and Dan Scholl: Alpha Chi F.psilon Carolyn Dicstlcr and Jeff Lord: Campos Activities Board Patty Fatzinger and Bob Russell: Delta Mu Sigma - Denise Coyle and Don DcC'ou. Other highlights of the day included recognition of the Wom-en Lacrosse Team being the 1986 Division III National Champions, and. as pictured to the right. Jill Johnson received the Linda McIntyre Sports Award. The 1986 Homecoming Queens and their escorts: Charlie While, Jane!! Cepeda. Grace Boston, and Dan Scholl. The 1986 Homecoming Court. 13 14 The dedication of Fcttcrolf House, one of the oldest houses in Collcgevillc.was celebrated by an Inaugural l-xhibit: A Selection of American Art during the week of September 28. 1986. The Inaugural l;.xhibit featured selections of American paintings and sculpture primarily from the collection of Muriel and Phillip I. Berman. The new renovations provide Lrsinus students with an excellent art facility. 16 F lic college has created the Residential Village to ensure that the LTsinus campus retains an open friendly atmosphere in an attractive setting. The Village plan blends historic renovation with new construction. Preserving the special character of the buildings was a high priority in the conceptualization of the Village. Special efforts have been made to capture all the Victorian flavor of these brick and wood buildings and to offer students the best in modern conveniences and safety. 542 Main Street Cfc Co a 17 Hobson Hall Musscr Hall Musser Hall is the first residence hall to be devoted entirely to a single program. The building serves as the headquarters for the new international program. A recent gift from Betty Musscr and her husband Warren have made possible the renovation of and addition to South Hall, which has been renamed in the Musser's honor. On January 21 Ursinus College received one of Montgomery County Planning Commission's 1986 Outstanding Land Development Award’s. The College received the honor in recognition of the Residential Village project which restored eleven old Main Street resident halls to their original Victorian appearance. IS above: Shreincr Hall below: Duryea Hall Maples Hall Sturgis Hall The Residential Village 500 Main 20 624 Main Street Olevian Hall Todd Hall 732 Main Street Sehaff Hall 21 The Residential Village ■) Faculty and Administration 23 Standing Nelson William'.. VP Bu5 Affairs; Houghton Kane. Dean of Stud I. ife. John Van Ness. VP; Sitting William kin. I)can of College; Richard Richter. President; Lorraine Zimmer. Dir of dmivsions Nicholas Berry Political Science A. Curtis Allen Biology Jane Barth Chemistry Egon Borgmann Lconomics Barry Bowers [economics Adclc Boyd HPBR 25 Richard lire Miller Mathematic Anthony Branker Music Catherine Chambliss Psychology Pamela Chlad HIM R I high Clark History Dean I ucas. Dean Akin. Dean Small 26 Robert Davidson HPF.R Douglas Davis llis(or) Louis DeCatur English Roy Dungan Education Geoffrey Dolman English Ross Doughty History 27 Shirley Eaton Modern Language Juan Espadas Modern I anguages George Fago Psychology Gerard Fitzpatrick Political Science John F'rcnch Music Mary Fields Biology Judith Fryer R. Scott Gassier Colette Hall Librarian Economics Modern Languages 28 Elizabeth Ann Hunkcl I ibr.in.in Keith Hardman Philosophy Cindy Harris Economics v. Joyce Henry Communication Arts Ronald Hess Chemistry Charles Jamison Library Director OSI. Front Jjc Hivcly. Debbie Nolan. Sue Ashman. Eva Hess. Patricia Kccblcr. Ann Milligan. Middle Jeff Page. Carla Rindc.Sue Kocstcr. I ouis Brenner. Mary Jane Roth. Judith Claycomb. Lynda Man . Belle White Back: Scott Landis. Houghton Kane. Louise Famous. Pat Mane ISO. Richard Whatley 29 Victor Tortorclli Chemistry I vening School Linda Long. Beth Bal e. Joseph Vice Peter Jessup Mathematics Conrad Kruse Biology 30 Bernard Lent Economics Joyce Lionarons English Deborah Malone Librarian Admissions Standing: Gars Johnson. Lorraine inuncr. Bruce ( hambcrlin. Silting Margaret Katz. Karen Dal cll. Stephanie Denson. Jeffrey Neslen Mathematics 31 Fanccs Novack Modern I anguages Donald Zuckcr Political Science Standing Nelson Williams, I red Klee. Brian McCullough Sitting Bette Davidson. Mona Ctylack Dominic O'Brien Education Heather O’Neill Economics Peter Perreten English John Pilgrim Economics William Parsons History Constance Polcy HPER 32 Kenneth Richardson Psychology f k Bruce Rideout Psychology William Rosenthal Mathematics R.t Schult Chemistry James Rue Archivist Patricia Schrocdcr English 33 Faye Shaw Chemistry Michael Shaw Mathematics Christine Shelton HPER I Jane Shinchousc Biology John Shuck Mathematics James Sidic Biology Harry Symons Economics Martha Takats Physics Lynn Thclcn Modern I anguages 34 Dork Visscr History Margaret Whittaker Biology Mary Tiryak English William Williamson Philosophy Theodrc Xaras Fine Arts John Wickcrsham Classical Studies Silting Ingrid Ev.mv John Van Ncsv Debra Kamcnv Standing Claire I ambert. Ken Schaffer. Elliott Tannenbaum. Jill K.indolf. David Rabel Blanche Allen. Sally Widman. MaryFllcn DcWanc 35 36 37 Sports FOOTBALL Coach Sterling Brown fielded a young team, with 12 new starters and only seven seniors among the regulars. It also fell victim to an old U.C. jinx: losing the close ones. But one of the highlights of the season came on Oct. IX; the (iri lics sprang a 17-15 win on nationally ranked Gettysburg, their first league loss at home ever. The Bears finished the season with a 3-6-1 record. Bill furlong. Roger Brcu cr. Mike Maratca. Chriv Brown. John Haurin (capi ). Rum Pcrr (cap ). Rich Alerdo(cap.). John Thompson. Gary Me ncnc . Dan Mealy Riel Voiko, Harry Gosner, Chuck Odgerv. Ari Mihos. Scott Wolpert. John Martino. Lett Rivera. Dave Bodoiuv I rank Hennewey. Dave I icdtka, Glenn W organ. Cliff Repetti Rick Yohe. John I anp, Bob Endcrlcm. Jeff Baw. Bill Connolly. SteveGlucck. Pete Fa io. Joe irpulo. Gerrv Spadaccinc. John Schmid Sieve Sacco, Chris I amplugh. I red McAlpin. Mike Crawl, I rank llargadon. Scott Trichon. Tim Trautnunn. Brian Kohute, Joe C celumic . John Line. Dave Lockhart. Tom Braunlingcr. Gene Seymour. Keith Alcardi. Kevin Row. Pat O’Connor. Jim V right. Armen Dcrdcrian. Dave Clarke, Gene Mct gcr. Vince Lancencsc. Bill Zoldi. John Pierce. Charlie l cgcnhart. dam oga. I rank Bilotla. Pat McCurdy. Ron Matthew. Mark I ingerman. Stefan Soto. Mark I ovallo. Paul Herr. Scott Odgcrv I ou llacncl. Bill Mundy. Kevin Mara. Mike Lvanko. Jeff Harm. John Hodge. Kevin Parker. Chris Blass. Pete Ruggicri. Bill Chipman. Brett Smiley. Tom Kane. Kevin Meehan.Chriv B.iole. Lli abcth Montgomery. (Mgr.) Sterling Brown (Head Cooch). Paul lomko. Pete Spurio, Jay Wcidenbuugh. Merle Bambridgc. J Marinan. 12 u.c. Iranklin Marshall 44 13 u.c. W estern Maryland 0 25 u.c. Swart hrnorc 30 27 u.c. Johns Hopkins 27 17 u.c. Gettysburg 15 16 u.c. Villanova 34 18 u.c. Muhlenberg 24 7 u.c. Was. Lee 28 7 u.c. Dickinson 21 26 u.c. Catholic U. 21 Record: 3-6-1 39 It was a down year for I C. f ield Hockey a 10-7 record and no Top 20 ranking for the first time in four years. But even without athletic scholarships. the lady Bears remained one of the better teams in Division I (and the onl I team competing at that level). In how many other sports can U.C. defeat Temple. Princeton, l.ehigh. Villanova. LaSalle, and Lafayette, as the hockey team did in 1986? And of their seven losses this year, six came from Top 20 Teams. 2 U.C. 1 U.C. 4 U.C. 1 U.C. 4 U.C. 2 U.C. 2 U.C. 0 U.C. 3 U.C. 4 U.C. 0 U.C. 3 U.C. 1 U.C. 3 U.C. 1 U.C. 2 U.C. 2 U.C. 40 Record: 10-7 Rutgers Delaware Lehigh Drexel American U. Temple Lock Haven Penn Lafayette San lose St. West Chester William Mary Penn State LaSalle St. Joseph’s Villanova Princeton FIELD HOCKEY Gmny Migliorc.Suc DcCourccy.TamiTraugcr. Beth Bingaman(capt.). LoisGroff (cape ). Jill Johnson. Su anne Thomas. Barb Molloy. Mia Fields. Km Carr. Sandy Dicion. Jill Mawhinney. Nano Sarcincllo. Asst Coach Wendy DcWanc, Coach Adclc Boyd. � t. Coach Mary Ann llarn . Sheri Green. JoAnn Schucnhcrr. Barb W'enny. Kelly Ames. Thcrcvi Prato tMgarJ The U.C. Soccer team defied the odds and limped home 8-8-1. their ninth straight non-losing season under coach Wall Manning; a minor miracle considering the number of key men u ho were injured throughout the season. Still the Bears managed to stay ranked among the Top 10 Mid-Atlantic region until nearly mid-season. 2 U.C. Rochester 1 0 u.c. Scranton 2 1 U.C. Western Maryland 0 3 u.c. franklin Marshall 0 1 u.c. Albright 0 1 u.c. Drew 1 1 u.c. Scranton 4 0 u.c. Johns Hopkins 3 6 u.c. Lebanon Valley 0 2 u.c. Delaware Valley 0 0 u.c. Wash. College 4 1 u.c. Havcrford 3 3 u.c l airlcigh Dickinson 0 0 u.c. Muhlenberg 4 0 u.c. Swart It more 1 3 u.c. Widener 1 0 u.c. Trenton State 2 Record: 8-8-1 42 SOCCER Scott McCartney. Mark klimck. (ireg Beer. Jim Mc artney, Jeff Culver. Art Dorn. Tycho I rcdcncks. Tim (iosner. Pat Costello. John Spoliore. Kerry Keeney. Rob NS alder, Adrian Bean. Coach John Ackerman. Chris Hoover. Mark A andergast. Brigg Bicker. Dan Whitten (Capt.). Brad Young (cap! ). Tom Broun. Coach Walt Manning WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Jud Spangler. l)orolhy O'Malley I cbbic Rivers. ««cn O'Donohue. Coach Bob Shoudt. Mary McDonald. Diane O’Toole. Kristin Volk. Sue llau.x, t Coach Dave Svroondv 44 In the Division III National rankings, the Women's Cross Country team had climbed all the wav to No 12 right before its 15-month anniversary The freshman dominated Bears came in second among 15 teams at the Middle Atlantic Conference (M C) championships, beaten only by the defending Division III champs I ranklin Marshall. 1st m Philadelphia Metro 5th m Lebanon Valley Invtnl. 1st in Baptist Bible Invtnl. 1 Oth in Dickinson Elite Meet 17 U.C. Beaver 42 15 L.C. Cedar Crest 40 18 U.C. MCCC 39 33 U.C. Lehigh 25 2nd in Dickinson Invtnl. 2nd in Allentown Invtnl. 1st in PAIAW Championships 19 U .C. Albright 36 21 U.C. Moravian 34 15 L.C Elizabethtown 48 15 U.C. Dickinson 50 29 U.C. Messiah 27 2nd in MAC Championships 5th in NCAA Mideast Rcgionals Record: 7-2 45 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Walt Ncibaucr. Dean I cm (capt � Mike Griffin (capi.). Dale I cm(capt.). Rob Hacker. Vince I okttky.Coach Bob Shoudt. Jiin Hcin c. Brian Schulman. Bob Shoudt Jr Pat Sherwood. John Nfcllody. Dave Fra ier. Asst Coach Dave Symonds The Men’s Cross Country team returned to the ranks of the MAC elite with an 8-0 record in dual meets, their third unbeaten season in seven years under Coach Shoudt. In the decade since he came to Ursinus, Shoudt has had the ability to lure good runners to L.C. and turn them into better runners. The Bears are learning once again how to come in first: not having a losing season since. 46 3rd in Philadelphia Metro 4th in Lebanon Valle} Invtnl 3rd in Baptist Bible Invtnl. 15 I C Philadelphia Pharmacy 50 16 U.C. MCCC 44 2nd in Susquehanna Invtnl. 2nd in Dickinson Invtnl. 3rd in Allentown Invtnl. 27 I f. Swart hmore 28 19 I C. Alvcrnia 44 15 U C. Dickinson 50 20 U.C. Moravian 44 19 U.C. Albright 42 15 U.C. Elizabethtown 4th at MAC Championships 9th at NCAA Midcast Regionals Record: 8-0 47 I im Gordon, iXinn.t Migncmi. Su ic Long. Kim Hamilton (trainer), Debt Dolcmak (cap; ). Connie Holler. Robin Asplundh. Cathy Lntenman. Jen C umpstonc. Jane (umpstonc, Kim Kra «cwNki leapt ), ( oach Joe Groff Going into the 19X6 season. 12 volleyball teams had taken the court wearing U.C. uniforms and all 12 wound up with a losing record. In 19X6. Joe Groff signed on as head coach, and under him the Bears went 10-10; the first.500 record in the 13-ycar history of U.C. volleyball. The club returns next year almost intact, and b November next year, the Bears may wonder w hat was so great about 10-10. 4X VOLLEYBALL I a A f, V • k 2 U.C. liastern 0 1 U.C. Gettysburg 2 3 U.C. Muhlenberg 1 0 U.C. Messiah 2 0 U.C. Sw art h more 3 2 U.C I ranklin Marshall 1 3 U.C. VVidener 0 i U.C. Neumann 0 3 U.C. Allentown 0 1 U.C. Bryn Mawr 2 3 U.C Cabrini 0 0 U.C. Moravian 3 0 U.C. 1 larcum 3 3 U.C. Immaculate 0 I U.C. 1 laser fort 3 2 U.C. Delew are Valley 0 0 U.C, West Chester 2 1 U.C. Albright 2 2 U.C. ANC 3 3 U.C. Rosemont 0 Record: 10-10 49 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL I aura DeSimone. Michele Repko Nancy Karkocla. Virginia Migliorc. Vcronici Algco. Kim (irjeff. Bobbie Sue Copcly. Jud I acckilini. Madeline Piltc. BarbCaffrcy. Kri Carr. Bridget Algco, l.ynnc Achman. I aura l.ctukev 50 Despite injuries whittling a 15-member team to 8. the Bears fought hard from start to finish, but they had the look of teams of the past — too small and went to end the season 6-15. Next year looks promising for the ladies, with many starters returning. 56 U.C. Montclair St. 58 56 U.C. Swarthmore 49 63 U.C. W. Chester 86 61 U.C. Muhlenberg 64 66 U.C. Albright 55 55 U.C. Kutziown 60 62 U.C. Spring Garden 70 45 U.C. Moravian 75 64 U.C. Haverford 38 67 U.C. Muhlenberg 67 68 U.C. Albright 78 53 U.C. lmmaculata 73 59 U.C. Widcncr 61 66 U.C. 1laverford 35 61 U.C. Swarthmore 59 49 U.C. Cabrini 61 56 U.C. F M 64 49 U.C. Allentown 71 56 U.C. Moravian 57 56 U.C. Widncr 50 61 U.C. Glass boro St. 68 Record: 6-15 51 Bill Kirstfhncr, Paul L dovich,Tom Shivers. John Boyle. Tony Roggio. Coach Al Angelos. Michael Ignatowicv. Brian Jankauskas. Rodney Joyner. John Rhoc,Chrix Mulvancy. Nick Goodwin. John Maddox. John (iinlcy. Rick Hess. Joe Dugan. Chris Ruhnkc 52 MEN’S BASKETBALL With 12 victories, its highest total wins since 1982. the men’s team came away from this season with more than snapshots of U.C.’s first I lawaiian trip With only one starter graduating and two all-leaguers returning, the Bears hope to earn their first MAC playoff berth next season. 68 U.C. Scranton 87 114 u.c. Mount Saint Vicents 52 75 U.C. Albright 76 64 u.c. Delaware Valley 68 73 u.c. W. Chester 75 55 u.c. Phila. Pharmacy 57 106 1 ( Beaver 80 65 1 c Swarthmore 52 80 1 Textile 101 83 u.c. Alvcrnia 57 76 u.c. Hawaii Loa ‘X) 57 u.c. BYU-llawaii 74 63 u.c. Hawaii-Hilo 94 71 u.c. 1laverford 46 83 u.c. Spring Garden 82 64 u.c. Washington College 74 49 u.c. Widener 60 54 u.c. Moravian 64 79 u.c. Johns Hopkins 64 74 u.c. 1laverford 69 66 u.c. W. Maryland 75 82 u.c. Washington College 80 69 u.c. Johns Hopkins 58 70 u.c. Swarthmore 63 53 u.c. Widener 71 66 u.c. Washington College 83 Record: 12-14 53 47 U.C. Albright 5 16 u.c. Delaware Valley 27 26 U.C. Lafayette 21 51 u.c. Upsala 5 30 u.c. Kings 13 10 u.c. Lycoming 33 26 u.c. Moravian 14 50 u.c. Rutgers-Camden 3 36 u.c. Muhlenberg 15 37 u.c. Elizabethtown 12 29 u.c. Susquehanna 19 42 u.c. W. Maryland 6 49 u.c. Lebanon Valley 3 44 u.c. Haverford 7 36 u.c. LaSalle 9 37 u.c. Swarthmore 9 46 u.c. Johns Hopkins 3 50 u.c. Widener 3 51 u.c. Villanova 0 31 u.c. Kings 13 9 u.c. Lycoming 28 25 u.c. Scranton 20 Record: 20-3 54 WRESTLING TimScillovc.Steve I audcrmtlch. Mike Mdusker. Doug Darlington.Sieve Rittcnhousc. Erie Madison. !).in Don.ih c. Hunt Billingsley. MiltonSitra-Craig Brian lions. Dave Durst. Kevin Ross. John lore. led Pat rich. Chuck Odgcrv Ron Matthew Nils Scub.tucr This past season, the Bears went 20-3 in dual meets beating three Division I teams. Seven of ten I C. mat men won medals at the M AC championships.Steve l.audcrmilch. Dan Donahoc,and Ron Matthew took silver medals. Chuck Odgers and Brian Hons finished fourth, and Tim Scislovc and Kevin Ross earned fifth-placed medals. 55 MEN’S SWIMMING In Coach Sicracki's seven year tenure. U.C. men's swim team ran off 7 winning records, including a 7-4 mark in 1986-87. At MAC championships, the 1ers finished fifth among 12 schools behind Junior Pete Smith and senior co-captain John 1cGurk. 56 Jeff llccbncr. RobSunkiewie . Peter Smith. Lenny Popart). Paul Barone. Erik Zeidenberg . John MeGurk. John Ninon. Paul Fornalc. Ted Galena 98 U.C. Dickinson 102 56 U.C. Swarihmore 133 59 U.C. Gettysburg no 114 u.c. Scranton 79 115 U.C. VV. Maryland 70 96 u.c. Elizabethtown 64 99 u.c. Susquehanna 92 100 u.c. l.oyola 137 70 u.c. 1 W 55 48 u.c. Kings 75 94 Record: u.c. 7-5 Widener 48 57 WOMEN’S SWIMMING Tiffany Brown. Heidi Camp. Leslie Chickanasky, Cindy Hoyt. Christy Gcllert. Megan Hamilton. Jennifer Hoeberg. Debby Rempe. I ynne I awson. Helen I eCl.iir, Kelly Stephens. 58 U.C. Dickinson 119 139 1 ( Bryn Mawr 116 74 U.C. Swarthmorc 117 62 U.C. Gettysburg 125 102 U.C. Widener 49 108 U.C. Scranton 83 71 U.C. Glassboro St. 47 88 U.C. W. Maryland 62 105 U.C. Elizabethtown 56 63 U.C. York 41 66 U.C. Susquehanna 37 55 U.C. 1 M 48 Record: 9-3 58 At an emotional team meeting two days after M AC's, coach Bob Sicracki resigned after seven great years, despite the 9-3 record of the women Mers. They won their last eight meets and ran their string of w ins to six seasons, and took sixth place at the 1987 MAC championships 59 Ri btn Barry. Nicotc Harncr. Kathy O'cchitini, Heidi Spcth. Michele Bcnfcr. Mary S.ibol. Tricia Curry. Debbie Benner. Dawn Dennison. Michele Armtuu. Cathy Kocklcin. Cindy Swmdlchurst 123.7 U.C. W. Chester 147.65 Bryn Mawr 92 125 U.C. Trenton St. 148.2 122.1 U.C. Army 123.4 Swarthmorc 60.3 124.65 U.C. Bryn Mawr 142.15 126.8 U.C. Hunter 105.5 134.8 U.C. Glassboro St. 139.5 139.3 U.C. Penn 157.15 Princeton 137.95 128.5 U.C. Clarion 162.25 Lock Haven 124 Bryn Mawr 123.1 136.85 U.C. NV. Chester 165.7 Bryn Mawr 149.65 Swarthmore 62 (� 0 GYMNASTICS When Ra McMahon took over the program at t C.. he imposed a new work ethic on a talented but raw team. After three months of struggling, his law-and-order methods paid off. 1 ed b sophomore Mary Sabol. the Bears wound up 6 7 without a senior even on the roster. 61 WOMEN’S LACROSSE v .. f'! 7-. OOT a r:. v • , :• !jj a s, . t'raim 'tftti A, i, («SMi w ' StHTfiiimm ir • . tj,' W!i‘ ', ✓ . 'r 1521 S i- A goal in the dramatic 8-7 - final game gave Trenton State the overtime win against I C. in the NCAA Division III Championship, despite the fine performance by goalie Kim Picrsall who had never touched a lax slick before college. Three other starters also learned the game at I .C. Co-eapt. Lois Groff. Jill Johnson, and Bridget Algeo. Co-eapt. Beth Bingaman wound up her remarkable career owning or sharing 4 I C. records and 8 NCAA Div. Ill tournament marks w ilh a total of 73 goals. 36 assists in 1987, 195 goals in 72 college games, a record for assists (5) and most goals in tournament games (16) and all-time playoff goals (31) assists (13) goals in a tournament game (7) and goals in a championship final (4). Beth, along with Groff and Johnson made USWLA All-American Bobbie Sue Copley. Johnson, and Bingaman made 1st team Brine All-American while Ciroff made honorable mention. 67 H ■� nw •in ■� «(� Cindy Rand. Tami I'raugcr. I ois Groff (co-vapt). Beth Bing.nn.in (co-capt ). Marie Leahy. Mary llohw.ild. Dawn Griffin. I iu Gilmore. Cindy Hoyt. Rachel Rambo. Jill Johneon. JoAnn Schocnhcrr. Su anne Thomas Kim Picrsatl. Cindy Porter. Heather Straw bridge. Julie Scncr. Barb Wenny, Bobbie Sue Copley, Dianna VonBricscn. (leather Simmons I isi D'Ambrogi. Robin I ent . Nanci Sarcincllo. Judy I accioltni. Lynn A'shman. Stephanie Walker. Dune O'lollc. M.iriku Klein. Bridget Algeo. Rita Wallace. Mcliesi Ignatowski. BarbRhurer.SherylSouchock. mt.i Dcavey I A% t Coach). Betv Meng Ramsey (HeadCoach). Missing: Barb Caffrey 26 U.C. Glassboro St. 4 10 U.C. Lehigh 5 17 U.C. Haverford 8 16 U.C. Drcxcl 4 7 U.C. Old Dominion 6 3 1 C Temple 24 10 U.C. Lafayette 11 17 U.C. 1 M 6 11 U.C. West Chester 9 18 U.C. Drew 5 6 U.C. Fast Stroudsburg 4 19 U.C. Gettysburg 2 12 U.C. Rutgers 5 10 U.C. Lock Haven 6 4 U.C. Trenton State NCAA QUARTURFINALS 8 20 U.C. F M NCAA SEMIFINALS 3 23 U.C. Western Maryland NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 5 7 Record: U.C. 14-4 Trenton State 8 63 BASEBALL tt iIsqii Kulp (head coach), I d Mabndro (coopt ). Dave Kulp (coopt.). PeteSpurio(A t coach). Kevin Meehan. Kevin Schmid I cho I rcdcricks. Rkhic UFavtr. ScottSmilc . Pete AfUnmes. John Dillon. Malt Smith. Mike Trocmcl. John Ginley. I d Wcnt cl, W ills riltclmaycr. Joe Kelly. Tom Anthony. Todd Blue. Kevin Meehan, Roper Brewster, John Pierce, Brett Smiley. Charles Ik-gcnlurt 64 Despite their losing season, the Bears erupted for 35 doubles. 17 triples, and 15 homcruns in 1987. compared to 18. 14. 4 for the previous year In a single game against Del. Val.. they had ( homers. Seasonally, they ripped rival pitching for 162 runs in 171 innings. Nearly half the team was selected to All-Mid Atlantic Conference South Division team. Todd Blue earned first team honors. Richie I a f aver John Dillon each made 2nd team honors Dave kulp. who missed all-Leaguc by one vote, was elected to the All-Academic Team. 6 U.C. Heidelberg 5 8 L'.C. Northern Illinois 10 12 i Wabash 8 12 U.C. Marian 11 8 U.C. M uhlenberg 13 8 U.C. Elizabethtown 12 1 U.C. 1 airleigh Dickinson 10 2 U.C. Fairlcigh Dickinson 4 10 U.C. Delaware Valley 6 10 U.C. Delaware Valley 3 7 U.C. Swarthmorc 9 2 U.C. Swarthmorc 6 1 U.C. Johns Hopkins 2 4 U.C. Johns Hopkins 3 8 U.C. F M 12 1 U.C. Widencr 13 13 U.C. Widener 4 6 U.C. Lebanon Valley 7 8 U.C. Trenton State 7 10 U.C. 1lavcrford 5 12 U.C. Haver ford 5 2 U.C. Washington College 4 6 U.C. Washington College 11 Record: 10-13 65 SOFTBALL Unfortunately for the Bears who ended 11-13, their ten league games are played as 5 doubleheaders, f reshman and rookie pitcher. Kim Wcntzcl. came through for the Bears, but with the lack of a good No. 2 pitcher, they had their first losing season in 5 years. Kris Carr cemented her reputation as the league's finest catcher, hitting .357 and earning first team All-MAC South honors. She went the entire season only striking out once and she committed no errors that was her onl strikeout in her three-year career. 10 u.c. Widener 9 u.c. Widener 1 u.c. Glassboro St. 1 u.c. Glassboro St. 3 u.c. Kutztown 2 u.c. Kutztown 2 u.c. Moravian 7 u.c. Moravian 2 u.c. Swarthmorc 7 u.c. Swarthmorc 3 u.c. Albright 5 u.c. Albright 6 u.c. F M 7 u.c. F M 0 u.c. Trenton State 4 u.c. Villanova 3 u.c. Muhlenberg 3 u.c. Muhlenberg 1 u.c. Lehigh 0 u.c. Lehigh 5 u.c. St. Joseph's 0 u.c. Eastern 0 u.c. Eastern 2 u.c. Phila. Textile Record: 11-13 66 Dawn Rauch. Sue Dcoourcey. Kelly -Vines. Kris Carr. Connie Newell. Donna Mignemi. Kim Wcnt cl. Kells Byrne. Sue Rho.uK Therevi Prato. Marge Hamilton. Kelly Csas ar. Kuthy Rocklcin. Joan Mo cr (coach). MEN’S TRACK FIELD 95 U.C. F M 50 99.5 U.C. Swarthmorc 45.5 121 U.C. Widcncr 24 forfeit Moravian forfeit Upsala 103.5 U.C. Lcb. Val. 39.5 103.5 U.C. W. Maryland 37 106 U.C. Elizabethtown 46 106 U.C. Albright 26 123 U.C. Juniata 22 81 U.C. Johns Hopkins 71 81 U.C. Del. Val. 40 MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1st among 18 teams Record: 13-0 Milton Silva-Craig. Dale I cnt. Rich Kobylinvki. John Mcllody. Jim Doyle, Zack Robinson. Jim llcin c. John Wood Dean (omlodinj. Rob Conies. T. m McGinlcy, John Idu.itdv Dick V hatcly (Coach). Dave Symonds |j«t coach). BobShoudl Jr. Ru.k I « v� c. Rick Hess (co-capt.). I oo H.inacl. V avnc Baucrlc. Dean Lent. Rich Dunlap. Vince l.cskusky. Mike Criffin (co-capt). Rob Hacker The Bears took 1st place this year at the MAC championships behind the efforts of John Wood who became the only MAC athlete to win gold medals in the shot, discus and javelin. Other gold medal performances by co-capt. Rick Hess in the high jump and co-capt. Mike Griffin in the 3.000 m. steeplechase. Griffin also won a bronze medal in the 5.000 and finished his career with 10 conference medal in track cross country while also becoming one of 15 athletes chosen to the MAC All-American Team. Hess also won 2 bronze medals in the long and triple jumps. Dean Lent finished fourth right behind brother. Dale. The Lents teamed with Rich kobylinski Milton Silva-Craig won the silver in the 1600-meter relay. Trevor Hughes won a bronze in the discus and Jim Heinze won 5th in tbc 10.000 m. John Wood becomes 3-time All-American at NCAA Division HI Championships w ith a 3rd in shot 6th in javelin Sth in discus. The Bears wound their season 13-0. the best in their history. 69 WOMEN’S TRACK FIELD Debbie Rivers. Sue Muux. r � cn O'Donohue. Dorothy O’Malley. Mary MacDonald. Dennis Mcllishasst (coach). Monica Santangclo. Kristie Kaufman. Stacie De cncio. Robin Kncrr. Bob Shoudt (coach) l ed b Ciwen O'Donohuc. the l.ady Bears blitzed through the 19X7 outdoor season with a 9-2 record in dual meets with an all freshman team celebrating their 13th month anniversary. After years as a club sport, women's track at L.C. became a varsity sport in 19X6 under Coach Shoudt. This spring, in MAC'S. Gwen won a gold medal in the 3.000 and a silver in the 1,500 as the Bears tied for 5th among 17 teams Ciwen had help from Dorothy O'Malley, the silver medalist in the high jump, and Monica Santangclo. the winner of 5th place in the discus. 70 71 GOLF Back in 1979. Dave Trumbower was a senior at U.C. and the Bears turned in a 16-1 mark. I his year as coach, he put together a team that finished 14-1 and lost only to I M who went on to win their 4th straight MAC title The Bears went 11-0 before meeting I M and broke a school record with 16-straight dual-match victories. With the best team scores at 394. the Bears look to further their wins next year when everyone returns except captain, Charlie White. 394 U.C. Susquehanna 410 416 U.C. Wilkes 441 416 U.C. Lycoming 454 436 U.C. Johns Hopkins 455 436 U.C. Lebanon Valley 466 415 U.C. Scranton 428 398 U.C. Dickinson 446 398 U.C. Del. Valley 480 407 U.C. Gettysburg 418 407 U.C. Juniata 452 407 U.C. W. Maryland 458 403 U.C. F M 377 401 U.C. Drcxel MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 5th of 20 425 394 U.C. Albright 432 394 Record: U.C. 14-1 Moravian 452 72 BobCarmagnant. Bob Lieb ch. Tom Oort.Charlie White k-tplT. Jon Carvxi. Doug kirkc. Br .tn McGrath. Tim Tr.iutm.in. PhilSduchim.Scott Klee. Mike Ignatowic . Paul l.ctldy. Dave Trumbower (Coach) mi A 4 . 5 £ Jr' 73 MEN’S LACROSSE Todd Barringer, John Schmid. Rick Voiko, Rich Alcrcio. (ireg B.ilt . Joe Zirpok). Chris Lamplugh, Dave Ricci. Marc l.ubic. I.arry Ricci. Hill Fas. Mike Mishcr.Tim Per-carpio. Paul Barn'll. Paul Anicnclli. Todd Roach. Pat C ostello. DougC arl. Mike Maratca. Joe O’Toole. Cilenn Worgan. Steve Glucck. Dave Frazer, (missing: Jeff Bass. George Fresolonc) 74 Although the men s lacrosse team is a club team, they certainly play as well as any other varsity teams they come across, if not better, as their record shows Many attempts have been made by the team to convince the college to take them as a varsity sport, but the college refuses So for now. the men's team will have to continue their winning as U.C Men's I aerosse Club. 12 U.C. ANC 9 15 U.C. Millersville 4 10 U.C. Temple 7 15 U.C. Haverford 4 13 U.C. Swarthmore 3 12 U.C. ANC 9 8 U.C. ESU 9 10 U.C. Penn State 1 11 U.C. Trenton ST. 1 9 U.C. ANC 10 14 U.C. Del. Valley 4 8 U.C. Dickinson 9 15 U.C. Masters 10 Record: 10-3 75 yw 'A 5 U.C. Widener 4 1 u.c. Swarthmorc 8 4 U.C. Bryn Mawr 5 PA 1 ANN' CHAMPIONSHIPS 3rd of 5 teams 1 U.C. Haverford 8 0 U.C. 1 M 9 0 U.C. Muhlenberg 9 6 u.c. Albright 3 5 u.c. Johns Hopkins 4 9 u.c. Cedar Crest 0 8 u.c. Moravian 1 Record: 5-5 76 WOMEN’S TENNIS The Lady Bears spent more time on the road this year than off due to poor tennis courts. Despite the hardship the Bears rallied to win their last 4 matches finish 5-5 under new coach Mary Ann Harris, up from the 1-9 1986 season. The three top singles players were new Sue Mockcs. Michelle Davies and Robin Asplundh. Captain Cathy Donahoe will be missed after her 6-3 senior year. Returnees include Cindy Robins and Donna Hov. Robins teamed with Jen Mauroand took second in doubles at PAIANN Championships. Mockus made finals of MAC’S while Mauro placed 2nd at No. 3 singles in PAIANV tournament Robins took 2nd at No. 4 singles in PA I ANN championships. 77 MEN’S TENNIS 5 U.C. Hlizabcthtown 4 0 U.C. DcIcoC.C. 9 5 U.C. Wilkes 1 0 U.C. LaSalle 9 1 U.C. Haverford 8 0 U.C. Johns Hopkins 9 1 U.C. Widcner 8 8 U.C. Moravian 1 9 U.C. York 0 0 U.C. Washington College 9 3 U.C. w Maryland 6 1 I ( Albright 8 2 U.C. Muhlenberg 7 Record: 4-9 Todd Aldcrfcr. Marc Carcanaguc. Marc Dervishian. (capt.). Doug Prince. Pat Wallace. Brian Finger Bad tennis courts forced the I t. Bears to take to the road and with mixed reviews they drew a 4-9 season. With no couch till mid season, captain Marc Dcrvishian was outstanding, not only at first singles but also organizing the team. Me played No. 1 for the 3rd straight year and finished w ith a 9-5 mark, winning 7 of his last 9 matches reaching quarterfinals of MACs. Marc will return next year w ith No. 2 man Brian Finger, and No. 3 man Marc Carcanguc. 78 82 83 Greek Life 84 Alpha Chi Sigma President Dave Marsden Vice President Scott Dawson Secretary Paul Gourley Treasurer Steve Gall Service Secretary Neil Kanishiki Social Chairman John Spillane 1 listorian Steve Gall Plcdgcmasicr Dave Marsden Asst. Plcdgcniaster Paul Gourley Chaplain Craig DiLouie Brothers Frank Lochcllo. Mayunk Patel. Simon Stokes. John Ainon. Emil Guida. Jeff Lord. Matthew Mak. Trevor Feldman, Roberto Molnar. Brian Scarborough. Rich D'Eustachio. Trevor Hughes, Scott Malthaner. Anthony McCurdy. Paul Schwartz. Sonny Wong. 85 REIMERT HALL 86 Alpha Phi Epsilon President Gary McAncncy Vice President Glenn Worgan Treasurer Bill Connolly Secretaries Jim Wright Pat O'Connor Social Chairmen Ed Small Mark Gill John Lang Plcdgcmaster John Martino Asst. PIcdgemasicrs Russ Perry Dan Mealy Brothers Chris Brown. Dave Ajello, Kick Voiko. Dave Bloom. Rich Alcrcio. John Thompson. Joe Pooler. Ed Malandro. Bob Endcrlcin, Dave I iedika. Scott SVolpert. Steve Donahue. Chuck Smith. Jeff Bass. Jim Patterson. Bill I ox. I rank Hennessey. Harry Gosnear. Ron Matthew. Tim Trautman. Brian Kohute. Pat Costello. Cliff Re-petti. Rick Yohe. Steve Sacco. Dave Martina. Bill Montgomery. JocC echow icz, Mike Crawl. Chris Basilc. Tom Kane. John Louc. Pat McCurdy. Kevin Meehan. John Roe. Kevin Ross. Pete Ruggiero. Kevin Schmid. 87 88 Alpha Phi Omega President Rush Chairman v.p. Service Recording Secretary Social Chairman Treasurer Charlie White Hill McGrory Jeff cm Chuck Hrueker Greg Stoccklc Matt Beagle Brothers Paul I ra zinelli. Dave McDevitt. l.enny Paparo. Dennis Quinn. Jon Carson. Phil Seluchins. Bill Detterer, Charlie llowe. Scott Doughty. Joe Danyo. Paul Kim, Blaine Moyer. Rick Rclova. Jim Coles. Scott Duberson. John Spoltore. Rob Yeager. Bryan McGrath. I rank Ma zeo. Mike Barna, Steve Grim. Bob Carmig-nani. Vince I ancenese. Tom Prisco. Bryan Wert. Dan Danyo. Pat Wallace. Peter Sollimo. Mike I ryer. Mike Gould. Paul Fornale. Sal l uciano. Kris Kaulback. Brian Kennedy. Gerry Thorn. 89 90 Beta Sigma Lambda President Tim Timko Vice President Mike Trocmel Treasurer Prank Butch Corr. Secretary Bill Gome Rec Secretary Jim Guille Chaplain Harry Kobus Rushing Chairmen Pete Aflosmes Gene Met ger Sergeant at Arms Stu Furjanic Historian Rob Piccone Pledgemastcrs Jim Barnes Jim Guille Brothers Brigg Backer. Jim Bonascra, Rob Cola. Dean C ondodina. Marco Dil lorio. Rich Dillon. Art Dorn. Marin linglchardt. Jason Green. Zaheer I luviin. John Hodge. Rodney Joyner. Mark Lingerman, Dave l.ockhardt. Andy Morris. Scott Odgers. Kevin Parker. John Parks. Marty Packe. Kurt Reinheimer. Mark Y'andcrgasi. Brad Young. 91 ‘ 2 Delta Mu Sigma President Treasurer I F. Rep. Secretary Sergeant at Arms Pledge-masters Rich Dunlap Paul Kazakauskas Darryl Hammer Andy Strycharski Nils Ncubaucr Darryl Hammer Paul Kazakauskas Brothers Dave Reimer. Doug Anson. Bill Frcid, Don DcCou, Doug Kirk. Doug Kyle. Todd Cohen. Spike the Rabbit. 93 •M Delta Pi Sigma President Dan Scholl Vice President Mario Spina Treasurer Mike O'Malley Secretary Joe Pirro Social Chairmen Chris Paltyson Ken Kelk IT Rep. Roger Brewster 1 listorian Joe Giatnpalmi 1 rat lock Chris Gay Keg Masters Tim Seislovc Chris Connolley Tuncskcepcrs Mark Peta Brant Billingsley Chaplain John amichieli Fra l Fox Don Lodge Plcdgemastcr Chris Gay Asst. Plcdgemastcr Roger Brewster Fundraising Chair Mark Peta Tom Anthonv Brothers Matthew Proulx. Gavin Geiger. Paul Barone. Joe Kelly. Chuck Odge'rs.Guv 1 aneiano. Mike Kalady. Dante rdite. Milton Silva Craig. Brian Daggett. Richie I afaver. Todd Baringcr. Doug Carl. Todd Blue. Thomas Shivers. Brain lions. F.d Rinigcrs. Tony Tar-one. Fony Roggio. Steve 1 audermilch. Nick Goodwin. Adam oga. Pat Sherwood. Rob Hacker. Glenn Bronstcin, Greg Beer. Lane Dubin. Keith Alcardi. Matt Weintraub. 95 Pi Omega Delta President Vice President Treasurer Social C hairmen Rushing Chairman Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary 1.1. Representative I listorian Plcdgcmaster Ass. Plcdgcmaster Arvind Srinivasan I red Klee Bryan Pollack Scott Ciondal Ron I.ut Joshua Krassen Keith Miller Dave Moran Joel Davies Rich Koblynski Donald Schneider John McCarty Brothers Bill Schnieder. Semour Clark-Rcynolds. Ken Hemphill. Dan Green. Jim Glossin. Rob Stankcwicz. I � hI Roach. Robert Brown. Matt Darrin. Dave Durst, Chris Franklin, Mark I csh. Dan Maroncy. William Jackson. Jason Brchousc, James Monroe. Tony Strothers. Jeff Warmkcssel, George Itcso-lonc. George Toth. I ricks Zcidenbcrgs. Ted Galena. Kevin Mange. Bob Victor. 97 98 Sigma Rho Lambda President Christopher DeSantis Vice President Mike Lynch Treasurer John Schmid Pledgcmastcrs Chris Ruhnkc Dan Whitten John Ackerman. Tom Brown. John Boyle. John Ginlcy, John Haurin. Brian Jankauskas. John Jones. Tony Maoirc. John Dillon. Steve Glueck. Chuck Herbert. Chris Hoover. Pete kuschnit ky. Paul Leddy, Bob I iebsch. Paul I dovich. Dave Clarke. Tycho Fredericks. TimGosncar. Rob Grundy. Kerry Keeney. Chris l.amplugh. Chris Mulvancy. Wallace Tittclmayer. Robert Waldcr. trie Horvath. Mark I usco. Jeff Culver. Bill Worth. Duane Lent. Joe Fanning. Joe ir-polo. Tim Pirog. Ron Kimmel. Mike Evanko. Joe O'Toole. Jim Gallagher 99 I(K) on Zeta Chi President Vice President Social Chairman Treasurer Rushing Chairman Recording Secretary I.F. Rep. Chaplain Beer Commissioners Charlie MeGray Mike Maralea Steve Leypolot Ben Minardi Tons Fiore Tom Bambouris Joe Ricci Tom Braulwger Coleman Cuff Frank llargadon Brothers Mark Forte, Dave Ricci, Brad Greenwood. Mike Masso. Fred McAplin, Paul McNally. Ari Mimos. Ted Pantle. Andy Rogers, Bink Seymour. Scott Trichon, Bill Chipman. Doug Darlington. Lou l laenel. Pablo Herr. Malt Pecic. Brett Smiley. Stepman Soto. Bill Zoldi. Dennis Plasha. 101 102 103 Alpha Sigma Nu President Vice President Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Alumni Secretary Service Chairperson Social Chairperson I.S.C Representative Parliamentarian Sisters Tracy Faryniak. Beth Reiger. Becki Moore. Jen Heels. Kathy Ccchctini. Gail Casscl. Lynne Shaheen. Kym Benette. Laura Tyson. Lisa Talarico. Adrienne Otis. Heidi Fuller. Debbie Marino. Denise Marino. Cheryl Boehner. Phlcane Kauffman, Jenny Otic. Sue Long, Kim Sheets. Gillian Murray. Linda Snedakcr Carolyn Roche lldiko Zudor Beth Daily Kim Malessa Michelle Dewald Libby Pirnik Pam Caldwell Pam Caldwell 105 106 I Kappa Delta Kappa President Marie Leahy Vice President Karen MaeFeeters Treasurer Mary llohwald I.S.C Representative Pam Coyle Pledge mistresses Kathy Erie Kim O’Neill Recording Secretary Karen Singhofen Corresponding Secretary Karen Miller Alumni Secretary Lynn Leonard Party Chairmen Robin Lcfcbvre Cindy Robbins Social Chairmen Sophia Lappas Carol Wolbert Sergeant at Arms Wendy Lusch Historian Beth Moran Chaplain Gwen Getter Song Mistress Sally Angst Service Chairman Veronica Holbrook Sisters Sue Douglas.Chris Fcdorkiw. Penny Mowll. Maria Bruni. BarbCaf fre . Michele Charlier. Cheryl lisher. Betsy James, Lori Kreider, Laura Kuhn. Wendy Richter, l.ori Rose. Alyssa ickcry. Jen Aukcr. Barb Barclay. Kelly Byrne. Serena Conway. Kim DeCou. Sue Fly. Lauren Grossman. Caroline Greenwood. Patty llarrop. Lora Hart. Sandy Jones. Vlalisa Krislinus. Missy Kuriger. Jean Marie Kiss. Meg Sleeper. Melanie Morrow. Michelle l.anoucttc. Stephanie Price. Becki Whiskeyman. v. 107 108 Omega Chi President Vice President Treasurer Corresponding Secretaries Historian Social Chairmen I.S.C. Representative Fund Raisers Keepers of the Keg Alumni Secretary Diane Brennan JoAnn McSurdy Lori Landolfi Ly nn I lertinberger Jill Urey Kristen Rinnandcr Lauren Martin Jill Winner Grace Boston Sue Kunkel Nancy Hewson Jen Meyer Stacey McCloskey Joy Shindler Lisa Sowa Sue Pctrccz Allison Maketa Ann Kennedy Sisters Chaplain Parliamentarian Recording Secretary Maricllcn Deskins. Beth Kapc inski. Bonnie Nemeth. Mary Beth Ovack. Maria Pribula. Annmaric Young, Annie Carbone. Barb Malloy. Laura LaReddoIa, Linda Hobbie. Nadine Ammirato. Margaret Campbell. Sherec Curley . Jen Hoeberg. Jen Morgan. Wendy Pficffcr, Rachel Rambo. Kathy Rocklcin. Noellc Rotondo. Vicky Scharuda. Colleen Sidlcr. Sonia Singh. Tiffany Wood. Christy Ann Farris. 109 110 Phi Alpha Psi President Lori Marion V'icc President Patty Fatzmger Treasurer Lauren A hi bach Recording Secretary Sharon Luzie Corresponding Secretary Denise Sadjian Suzctte Strauss 1 S.C Representative Michele Caulvin Social Chairmen Lisa Sabia Rita Wallace Party Chairmen Annie Taylor Lisa Peddicord Historians Carolyn Diestler Nancy Villegas Pledgcmistrcsscs Janis Roscn wcig Debbie Minarc yk Keeper of the Tunes Tracy Patches fundraisers Sharon Pingrcy Holly Verderame Sentinels Kathy Donohue Jen Tomlinson Chaplain Amy Kistler Sisters Susan Landis. Denise Coyle. Kim Kester. Sue Pileggi. Susan Misehissin. Marie Campanale. Cyndy Rand. Dawn Plasha. Maryann Anicnucci, Beth Morris. Sarah Bisbee. Jacquic Yanora. Dec Fulton. Sarah Shelnutl. Mildred Kenny. Kelly Burroughs. Molly Manzo. Patrice Plaskonos. Diane Smith. Sue McDermott. Karen Taylor. Michele Amstutz. Tricia Curry. Odessia Rutledge. Diane O’ Toole. Kcilly Witman. Christine While. Kristin Volk. Barb Hcacock. Donna Hoy, Tina Kaldenemt is. Melissa Jenkins. Kim Lopacinski. Ill 112 Tau Sigma Gamma President Vice President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Pledge Mistresses Social Chairmen Rush Chairmen Fund Raising Chairmen Beer Commissioners I.S.C. Representative Chaplain Historian Mary Howard (Jinny Migliorc Lynda Hobbs-Fcrnic Joann Schocnherr Katie lorio Sheri Green Bobbie Sue Copley Toni Chambers Susan Rcifcnhciscr Tiffany Brown Jackie Frizcll Carrie Rathbun Linda Kanzlcr Lisa Gilmore Sue Dccourccy Linda Hughes Wendy Darling Amy Sweet Tami Traugcr Annetta Morrison Sisters Mia Fields, Jancll Ccpcda. Jen Swcczcy, Lois Groff. Beth Bingaman. Melissa French. Lcannc Murphy. Nancy Schulze. Jcnn Cumpstonc. Jane Cumpstonc. Megan Klein, Debbie Lau, Missy O'Donnell, Mary-beth I riel. Janet Young. Diana Wilson. Christine Hansen, Lynda Cicco, Kim Kras cwski. Jill Mawhinncy. Lisa D'Ambrogi. Dawn Eckcns-berger. Judy Facciolini, Beth Freed, Jill Johnson. Cindy Hoyt, Abby Hughes. Robin Lentz. Madeline Pitts. Kim Santarian. Nanci Sarcincllo. Tracy Sharrcr. Heather Simons. Jill Thcurcr. Suzanne Thomas. Tricia Walker, Barb Wenny. Liz Young. 113 116 117 Activities Campus Activities Board: Nancy limmons. Sylvia Schucllcr. Bob Russell. Denise Wayne. Heather McCreary. Ilcm.i I'arikh. Scott I)aw on. Mayunk Patel. Todd ohen. I auric Tink-ham. Jeff Page advisor. Kevin dams. Sharon Pin-grey. Kerry. I aurcl Hunter. Rick Levine I'cllowship of Christian Athletes: Henry Irion. Mia Mengucci, Doreen Malbaurn. Jim Wright. Jonathan V'crlin. I ynne Fd wards Vice President. Houghton Kane advisor. Lenny Rivera President Not present: Mary MacDonald. I isa Gilmore Grizzly: Joseph Pirro. Lisa Sabia. I 1 Young. Maryann Anten-ucci. Maria l)‘Arcangelo. Vince I cskusky. Jill Thcurcr. Kathy Krohnert. Steve Gall. Vicky Schar-uda. Craig DiLouie. Andrea Power. Lora Hart. Jean Marie Kis I 18 Chamber Singers: Don Ruth. I auric Winchester. Daniel uckcrman. Melon McMullen. Iteth I ong. Maureen Andrusko. Jill Hunter. I cannc Sine. Andrew Wack. Jim l iten-berg Not present: Simon Stokes Meistersingers: .1 Cofish, I I one. M Sleeper, k Caldwell, M Darrin. n Knneshiki. M. Noll. I) uckcrman. S Wilbra ham, I:, (iuidn. J Hunter. J Richardson S Mucus. J Wert . I Sine,T. Prato. S. Soos, D Ruth. S Dough-t . J Cope. J Singer. .1 liscnbcrg, S Wcndcl. M Andrusko. D Malbaurn. K k isc. I Winchester. B Reed. I Rohrbaeh. M McMullen. A Wack. S Stokes. S Wong. R Sheppard. B long. I Kat . K Cccchcttim. Mr. French advisor. 119 Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship: Simon Stokcv P.tiil abrusk;. Su Hong. II Irion. Andrew Spit nas. Bob Sullivan. Mark Durscomb. liric Madison. Michelle Grande. Krista Knccht. Maria Mcndcs. David Durst. Judy Spangler. Lisa Haywood. Kathy Cccchcttini. Nehemiah Velasco. Volleyball Club: John Mol . Skip Sindoni, Kerrs Keeney. Mike hvanko. George I'resolonc. Jim Fauncc. Rob Grundy. John Spoltorc. J. I.angdon. Not present: Steve Hearing. Steve Gooding. Doug Prince Sailing Club: W ill Platt President. Brian Scarborough Treasurer. John Amon. Brian Halloway, Charlie Howe. Heather Slrawbridgc. Miguel Trotcaga Not present Adrian Bean. Colnian Cuff, Scott Doughty. Christopher Fondots. Peter Hcniy. Paul Kim. David Mars-dcn. Ken Spranklc. Kathy Stolnis 120 Haines-Barnard Pro-Legal Society: I iv.i (i'llmore Treasurer. Linda Guinta President. Dean I ent Vice President. I aura Case Secretary Jim Coles, Bob C'armignani. Scott Robinson torn Prisco. Melissa Pollack Not present Leslie Kuipers. Don I edge. Todd Duffy. Lynn Dunn Lantern: Jon Vcrlin. Angela M Salas P.d it or. I isa Talarico. I rika Rohrbach Katrina Steffy. Debra Ritter. Beth Riccio, Mu Mcgucci. Michelle Grande. Not present Maria I)'Arcangelo. Beth Long, t aura Sasstnan. Matt Mak 121 Fencing Club: Christine DeVcny.Trcvor Feldman. Julie AnnCocish Not present Robert Mannher Spanish Club: I.vnda Hafer. Kirsten Anderson. Joe Roberts. Todd Cohen, Kathy I rlc. Laurel Hunter. Dr liaton advisor. Not present Mayunk Patel. Gayle Nicosia. Scott Dawson. Stephanie Brown. Patti ( rowc. Denise Wayne. Society of Physics Students: John Spillanc. Rick Rclova. Skip Sindoni. Mark Dunscomb. Lynne Lawson. Donguk Kim. George I rc-solonc. Rick Stefanowie 122 Concert Band: Clarinets Jenny Wert . Patty laerber | Desimone. Laurie Tmkham. Sherri Soos. Li Wenxlaus-k.t . Kathryn Brady. Susan Delaney, Emile Gutda I lute C.ir-tl Skinner. Debbie Rempc Alto Sax Cheryl llokombc. tenor Sax Harry Vcne ia. Amy Shcaffcr Trumpet Scott Mathancr. James McCartney. Trombone Joanne Brandt. Don Kuth lul i Karen Kessler french Horn Chuck Knipc Percussion Jerry Singer. Daniel Zuckcr-man. Nancy Emmons. Paul Fppley Advisor Mr Brankcr Ja Ensemble: Alto Sax l Desimone. Cheryl Holcombe. Harry cnc ia Tenor Sax Ted I is. Amy Sheaffer. Tony Strother Baritone Sax Jenny Wert Trumpet James McCartney. Scott Malthancr trombone Don Ruth. Rich D'Fustachio Tuba Karen Kessler Piano- Andress Wack. Debbie Rempe Bass Scott Sander. Patty Faerber. Drums J. I angdon. Advisor Mr Brjnkcr. 123 Ecumenical Society: Kathy Stolnis. Karen Wise. Brian Halloway. Jerry Singer. Jim Lope. I auric mchcstcr. John Smon. II Irion Not present Jill Hunter. Matt Nlak. Sandi Wcndcl. Rev Scott Landis advisor. Psychology Club: Heather McCreary President. Barb Heaoock, Jenny Wert . Jenny Prince. Denise Wayne Treasurer. Ronm David. Iktsy Rosen. Sue Peters 124 ProThcatre: Mall amito. Donna lee Sorenson. Kevin Trayncr. Gillian Murray. Brian Bartholomew. Scott Doughty. I fiuida. frank f.vcrctt. Jcnn Ncr: . Maria I)'Arcangelo. Ken Turner, Odwia Rutledge Matt Beagle. Scott Duberson. Christopher llarbach. Steve Scctoo Inter Sorority Council: Pam Caldwell President. Michele Cauvin Vice President. my Sweet Disciplinarian. Pam I oyk Secretary-Treasurer. Linda Snedakcr. Carolyn Roche. Karen Macfcctcrs, Marie Leahy. Grace Bc� -ton. Patty Fatjingcr. Lori Marion. Mary Howard. tmn Migliorc. Joanne MeSurdy. Dianne Brennan WVOl Radio: Matt Mak. Mia Mcngucci, Blaine Moyer. Craig Di-Louie. Brain Scarborough. Heather Sirawbndgc. Andrea Power. Gillian Murray. Matt Platt. Stese Gall 125 Sue Mischisson. Lillian Baue . Nancy Villegas Spirit Committee: Nancy Villegas. Phil Sctuchins. Kathy Erie, Kim Haas. Michelle I ranccsco. Todd Cohen. Eric Madison. Sue Panzone. Sharon Morgan. Sue Patten. Kate Klee. Candi Chap. Rich Dunlap. John Spillanc. Jeff Zern. Dr Shuck advisor Missing: Cyndy Rand. Jon Carson, Debbie Benner. Paul Frassinclli. Donna Smichcrko, Sheri Lasolo Bicycle Club: Dr Snyder advisor. Heather Straw bridge. John Amon. Mia Mcngucci. Jenny Ottc. Gerard Spadac-cini. Bob Mannherz, William Platt. Scott Doughty. Andy Standeven. Ronm David. H Irion Missing John MeGurk. Abdul Paid. Karen l und. Christopher Fondots. Roger Coleman. Mark Dunscomb. Bob Sullivan. 126 Biology Club: Brian Holloway. Donna Migncmi. Jill Hunter. Sue Irwin. 1 on Marion. Kathy Stolnis Secretary. I auric W inchcstcr. Joe Danyo President. Greg Schultz Vice Pres . Bonnie Nemeth. Lynn Leonard Missing Jim Cope. Rob Cordcs Treasurer. Tom McGinlcy. Betsy James Bcardwood Chemistry Society: Brian Holloway President. Kathy Stolnis Secretary. Laurie Winchester.Susan Irwin. Paul McNally, (icorgc loth, Michael Sokol. Kajan Khullar. Kevin Mange. I ynn Leonard. Christina Wee. Lillian Benedict. Don DeCou Treasurer. Tom McGinlcy Vice Pres. Jeanne Strcibcr. Tricia Messina. Scan McKee. Nick Bay Missing Vince I anccncsc. Drl Tortorclli advisor t. S. G. z .: Josh Krassen. Joel Davies. Diane O’Toole. Brian Finger. Brian Wert. Joe Wilk. Jeanne Radwanski Resident Assistants Istross J cm. L (iuinta. S Doughty. C itch man. G Lancia no. B MeGrory, I) lodge. I I d-wardt. P Smith. II Camp. Srimsasan. 2nd row B Nemeth. I Marion. I Devine. C Fisher. P. Yoder. A Robinson. I K.it . S I andts. I I conaid. Debbie Nolan advisor 3rd row J Kells. M Dervishan. G Schultz. J Rudwamki.S Wilbrjham. k Kester. J Danyo, J Davies. L Rivera Missing J I angdon. J Jones. N| I eah . J Cepeda. I) Scholl. B Minardi, Holbrook Neuman Society: lather. Cindy Nitchman. Andy Standeven. Jenny Wertz, Chris Harbaeh. Kevin Trayner. Linda Guinta. Bill Furlong. Kelly Ames Organization of Commuting Students: Mary Ann Ziemba. Beth Rkeio. Das id Adams. Joe Roberts. Kjrcn Lund. Michele Gr sssaez. Andrew Chen. Connie Capriola. Randi Rush. Dave Whitman. Dave Guba. 128 Circle K Club: Tom NIcGindy President. I auric Winchester Treasurer, bdul l oad I’ Service. Betsy James Brian llOlloway P Socai'.. Kathy Stolnis Scs ret ary. John inon, I ynn Leonard Missing Julie orish. Me Michele Benfer. John 1 dwards Kristin lohansen.Sue I rablc. Tncu Messina. Matt Mai. I ir Montgomery, Nancy VQIcgsj, Melon McMullen, laura Judd. Hob Cordcs Young Democrats: Leslie Kuipers. Kim Sheets. Ruth Moss. Meg Sleeper. Bill Reinerth. Julie Cofish. Tom Prisco. J I angdon, Millie (iaskcll. Dan Ruesh Jim Coles. Iim Evans. Jenny Wert . Brian Evans Missing Bob Mannhert . Doug Kirk. Miguel lortcaga. Adrian Bean Brodbcck-Anders PreMedical Society: Donna Mignemi. Bonnie Nemeth. Kathy Stolnis. Brian Holloway. Doug Prince. Mike Harper, rsind Srinivasan. Joe D.inyo. Jeff cm. Greg Schultz. Marc Dersishan. Scott lK ughty. Cindy Nachman. Guy I anciano.Sue Irwin. I auric Winchester. Jill Hunter. Lori Marion. 129 Pi Nu Epsilon: 1m row Laky Katz, Emile Guida, Jill Hunter. Daniel uckcrman. Andrew Wack 2nd row I auric Tinkham. Julie Corish, I ccannc Sine.Gillian Murray. 3rd row Kim Caldwell. Karen Kessler. Maureen Andrusko. 4th row Matt Darrin. Beth l ong. Jen Wert . I.auric Winchester, Becky Reed. Jim Eiscn-berg. Jim Cope. 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In 1978. a permanent endowment called the Friends of the Libran Fund was created in conjunction with the Alumni Loyalty Fund. Class of 1987 we invite you to join us. 199 Congratulations Todd Love, Mother and Dad Dear Bryan, Congratulations and Best Wishes to you and all the members of your graduating class. We are very proud of you. Love, Mother and Dan, Amee, Congratulations Brett and Grandma Tudy Mom and Dad Best Wishes Graduates of 1987 from Ridge Pike Route 29. Collcgcvillc Call 489-9511 We wish you a prosperous future. Remember the Bridge. 200 CyfjOil i i O Seniors ii 'i Uxiinr •'f|a icu • Carofjo. tisx • Jams • Je r .. Steele Lori Gass if £7 • S- • 04SAA • • Cyndij H 1 Aid: j Su5o ( $ ® £• • 4 ESS lUaina i t’itcliicai £twict INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS ALTERATIONS 36 PT BUCKET 'RUCK SERVICE 5AV VESSINA JR 321 271 I 433 SO GOVERNOR PRINT BLVD LESTER PA ’9113 Best Wishes to our son Paul and the Class of 1987. Mr. Mrs. Carl F. Kazakauskas CONGRATULATIONS H HATHHR Love Mom Dad Ralph Becky Mom-Mom Pop-Pop Aunt Jessie 2«l Congratulations Class of 1987 Compliments of: C.D. Millwork Co., Inc 3819 Ridge Pike Collegeville. PA. 19426 Phone 489-9001 Congratulations I ISA KARIN WALL Always we've been proud just to say that you were our daughter. Never change from being the loving and caring person we know. This will be your greatest reward in life. Love always Mom Dad '87 BAR SERVICE AUSTIN'S BEVERAGES II C. 3905 RIDGE PIKE and CROSS RETS ROAO COLLEGEVILIE. PA 19426 Imported Domestic 1 FRANK J. AUSTIN 0NM� PHONE 489-9432 Mon. Closed Tuc. Wed 9:30-6 Thu. Fri 9:30-8 Sat 9-8 Imported Domestic Congratulations Lenny Onward to Dickinson! Lots of Love Mom, Dad, “Bro” 202 Congratulations Roofing Siding Shingling Class of 1987 Gutters Spouting on a job well done. Compliments of: Metro Maintenance Donald L. Wanamaker Roofing Contractor A, Catherine A. EliAS FRANCHISE OWNER 5TH AVENUE MAIN STREET COLLEGEVILLE. PA. 19426 (216) 489-7050 Mill Road Many Thanks for the past 5 yrs. Collegeville, RD 1. PA Will miss you AH!!! Phone: 489-2617 Congratulations Graduates! flavin Hay you never Cose your insatiable appetite for (earnlny. Love, Horn, Dad, and flwen 203 GOLD STAR PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Anthony B. Alercio Joan Paul Brucker Thomas C. Douglas Mr. Mrs. Walter E. Gay Mr. Mrs. Rudolph M. Lohse Jim Carol Maratea Mr. Mrs. Hunter R. Marion Mr. Mrs. F. J. McGurk Raymond Shirley Messier Dr. Mrs. John W. Tomlinson Dr. Mrs. Antonio C. Villegas Mr. Mrs. Henry P. Wack Mr. Mrs. Antonio Cicco Mr. Mrs. John LaReddola Mr. Mrs. Albert V. Schulze Lance Carolyn Billingsley Rainer W. Kristinus Helen LeClair Barry Bronstein Thomas Barbara Faust The Piersall Family Donald A. Rush 205 Suzanne Belville, General = Manager 489-1600 j Rl. 113 North ol Rl. 29 Collf ;evillp. PA 19426 arm count CUPS0A V 364 Mum Street (Rear) Attached to Provident National Bank Collegeviiie. Pa. 19426 (215)489-1443 Country Collectibles Congratulations, Marie Leahy ! Mane, you never cease to be A constant joy to Mom and me. You've conquered heights we ll never see. And did it all with dignity. Yes! Effort was the golden key, 'Twas turned by you consistently With diligence and fervency ! Thank you, with love, from Mom and me Tau Sigma Gamma Seniors Beth Bingaman Janell Cepeda Toni Chambers Mia Fields Melissa French Sheri Green Lois Groff Lynda Hobbs-Fernie Mary Howard Ginny Migliore Annetta Morrison Susan Reifenheiser Amy Sweet Jen Swezey Tami Trauger IT WON'T BE THE SAME without m 206 ST (OFF RT 113) 723-9894 COLLEGEVILLE INTERSECTION RT. 422 29 489-9386 Compliments of Collegeville Flag Mfg. Co. Collegeville, Pa. 19426 l or our Dear Jennifer Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap. If we faint not Gal. 6:9 We are very proud of you Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad. Sarah John Congratulations to our son Raymond Gaspari Good Luck, Success, and Happiness in your future endeavors. Love, Mom and Dad 207 Jill Winner Congratulations From Mom, Rich, Julie, Mandy, Nan, Pop, Dad, Gram, Grand pop and all the rest of the family. We are all so proud of you. o WEST COAST VIDEO OFCOl I EGEVII LE COI.I.EGEYILLE SHOPPING CENTER COLLBGEVILI.E. PA 19426 215-489-4003 Mon-Sal II am-1Opm Sunda llam-Spm SILVER STAR PATRONS Dr. Mrs. James Alderfer Mrs. Dorothy Baucrle Mrs. Lessic Gray Mr. Mrs. Raymond J. Gaspari Dr. Mrs. Joseph Danyo Tom Bcming Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Ashmen Sr. Dr. Mrs. Louis Haencl Mr. Mrs. Richard G. Knerr Mr. Mrs. Anthony Szuszczwicz PECK'S ELECTRONICS Donald Wanamaker Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Yoder Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from the C areer Planning Placement Office 208 Ho A Dart - Thank you for all th lovi� and nupport. Luv, Douq. Jan - Glad you choe U.C. You'r a qrcat Slater! Luv yn, Douq. Friendn - Thanks K Good Luck to those who nnrtp thnir 4 yporo tho bont - D.L.. A.S.. H.H.. A. S. . W. L. . ntc. Bont Wichco. Franco. Congratulations I-'REE PARKING CABLE TV. Congratulations Chris 1 lomestead Apartments 240 E RIO GRANDE A VENT 1 WILDWOOD. NJ. Sue Wildwood Phone Mrs. Mary DeSantis 609-522-3758 Proprietor All of pur love stands behind you The Collegeville Provident Mom and Dad National Bank wishes all the best to you the 1987 graduates. 209 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To Our Graduate KAREN LOHSE Love, Mom, Dad, Bob, Steve Joseph Dugan, Inc. 1110 Derhlehem Pike, Flourrown, Po 19031 (215)233-2150 masonry cleaning caulking, pointing masonry coarmgs warerproofing 211 Congratulations and Good Luck from the Food Service RESIDENTIAL COMMFRCIAl PAINTING FRANK HACKER RD 2 Box 78 Kmincrsvillc. PA 18930 Phono (215) 847-5884 Good 051 Luck ? Seniors DS“ vToccnn The Myrin Library Staff Congratulates graduating Student Assistants David Carroll Elizabeth Colket William Eby Chris Fedorkiw Mary I IohwaId Harry Kobus Beth Long Lynn Messier Hema Parikh Lisa Sabia Angela Salas Laurie Smith Donnalec Sorenson Jennifer Suter Sally Umble Grace Velasco Nancy Villegas Janell Cepeda 212 Congratulations Matt, A great accomplishment. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Ann Marie, Michael Epps Beverages, Inc. Congratulations Class of 1987 Bronze Star Patrons Mr. Mrs. William A. Dewane Irving M. McNair Jr. Larry Reimcr John Marcie Ignatowski Gwendolyn Getter Linda Giunta Jill Kisloff Hema Parikh Sylvia Schueller Love, Musser Residents Bob Russell Amit Shah Simon Stokes Grace Velasco Nancy Villegas Congratulations Good Luck Seniors 213 Congratulations Class of 1987 Compliments of Instrumental Music Mike Maratea Congratulations on your graduation. Good Luck in the future. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations and Good Luck Nancy! Love, Mom, Dad, El Ray Good Luck Class of 1990! Dolly and Jack Patterson Friend Patrons Robert Ann Frank Mr. Mrs. Josef Neufang Mary Ann DeSantis Ruth Kulp Dr. Mrs. Richard Landis The Thomas R Zcrn Family William Mary Leypoldt Mr. Mrs. Ed Wentzcl Mr. Mrs. George Flanagan James E. Greenwood Elsie Anderson Charles Larainc Fox The Fullmer Family Jay C. Hearing Mr. Mrs. Jay N. Pratt Robert Barbara Sherwood Home Mart Building Center Kay L. Ford Sollimo Mr. Mrs. Alaister Soto Mr. Mrs. Bryan Wert 214 Best of Luck to All the Graduates from USGA 215 Charles Jamison Ruby Advisor Donna Landis Ruby Secretary The 1987 Ruby is the product of endless hours of hard work. I wish to thank Mr. Jamison and Donna Landis for their organization and countless time and efforts. Special thanks go to the staff for their determination and dedication in creating an outstanding book. Nancy Villegas and Joanne Schoenherr have my most heart felt thanks for all their extra efforts and endless hours. We hope that this year’s Ruby brings back many fond Ursinus memories. Patti Yoder 216 V