West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1986 volume:

DISPLAY - SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ROOM ' A THE SERPENTINE 1 986 VOLUME LXXVI WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY WEST CHESTER, PA 19383 Contents Student Life 18 Events I 74 Clubs 8b Organizations 96 Sports 132 Adm Faculty 182 Event II 196 Seniors 214 Graduation 292 SLICES OF OUR LIVES You dial. Vou order. Vou ujoit and uuoit and uuQit. Finally it arrives; the dinner you ' d rather eat than the one served tonight at the cof . Vou open the boi ond there it is; a circle of baked dough uuith tomato sauce and cheese and various other toppings (if you ' re in the mood) uuai- tlng for you to sink your teeth into. Vou inhale the uuhole thing, feel ulti- mately satisfied, and forever fat. Vou have just experienced TH€ PlZZfl SVNDROM€. €very student at least once in their college daze has experienced this syndrome. €ven if you hote pizzo or never tried it before college, the groddy food at the caf forces you to join your fel- louu upperclassmen in experiencing the delicious deli- cacy of the perfect pizza. Granted, pizza is no substitute for mom ' s home cooking, but it does outshine the cafeteria food most of the time. Rnd, if you think about it, a person ' s life is similar to o pizza pie. 6ach of us is mode up of slices of unique qualities. Did you ever notice that no toio pizzas ore ever the some? And, that each slice of a pizza has a different amount of sauce, cheese, and topping? UUe, OS students, are no differ- ent. Rll of us belong to various groups, hove our ouun opinions, and approach life in mony luoys. €very aspect of our life serves to moke up our uuhole person, and luithout one port, oie ujould not be complete, just OS a pizza is not a ujhole pie if a slice is missing. Fill of us do share something in common though. UUe belong to LUest Chester University of Pennsylvania. Our life here is mode up of slices ' ' each uuith unique characteristics. The intent of the ' 86 Serpentine is to point out some of these slices that fill up our lives. Rnd, let ' s face it, most of the time those slices ore pretty good. by Judy M. Boiuen The familar walk down Church St Is always appealing. Fall colors surround Sykes Union every autumn. Ruby Jones Hall is one of the last Serpentine store buildings on campus. University Ave Church St - the center of campus. Take a few steps up to the park-like area on Church St. Luminous and majestic, Philips Memorial Building stands alone at WCU. 10 J. ' feii ' i ' -- n Student Art of West Chester Univ. 13 1 in ' ' i l P 1 J - w L r S - 1 i i j H %- 4 ik. m 1 Ha isi mtsammmi . ' ' i - S r ■ ' i B v ' ' ■■ t m ' r jim H fl 1 V j l a l ' - B lyj l 16  . V |k ¥ «i ' .« ' % . c ' • ' 17 -J:-Bt«. - tudent Life (left to right) ELWOOD: Hey man, we ' re too cool to eat pizza. DAVE: What ' s for dinner tonight at the caf? JOE: Liver — AGAIN. JAKE: Order out. GOSHEN HALL igiiiiii 20 KILLINGER HALL McCnRTHV HniL HniL 23 SnND€RSON HRLL WW W ' ' a tiM 24 J A-( ' ie H1ca y y _ JUie CFiuqHT %ty6Mt This T NT- SCHMIDT HniL TYSON HALL • I I y •; S iii 26 WAYNE HALL 28 LIVING OFF-CRMPUS Scattered around the community of West Chester are several thousand college students who chose to dwell in a residence other than a dormitory. It is diffi- cult to pinpoint the exact location of these students, whose living arrangements range anywhere from room- ing houses to farm houses, but they tend to cluster in certain well known places. Ramsgate Apartments, South Walnut Street, Franklin Court and Wiltow Court are some of the places made up exclusively of a conglomeration of college students. Those who prefer off-campus living learn very quickly that wherever there exists a condition that creates a demand for living space, rent soars to a level just below what cannot be afforded. And isn ' t it pecu- liar that those landlords, whose presence around the first of the month is almost smothering, are so hard to contact in mid-month when, for instance, your water heater stops heating water? C ' est la vie! But, off-campus life surely beats the hustle and bustle and hassel of the infamous dormitory. 29 WALNUT ST. Walnut Street is the place to be if action is your middle name — that ' s what most upperclassmen experience here. Students enjoy the privacy of apartments situated in real houses on Walnut St. from the 600 block all the way down to the 200 block. Who can forget the Friday Afternoon Club (FAC) at 615 and Piggin ' at 210, not to mention 4 1 9 s gigantic get-to-gethers. And, the delicious food at Little Man ' s Deli. The scenic beauty of Walnut St. is only surpas- sed by the quality of upperclassmen who choose to make it their home away from home for two years. 11 4 imlk 1 1 ? L t 1 i .. -Hvp , J ' ' ' 30 The most infamous apartment complex off-campus in West Chester is RAMSGATE. There is always something going on here, whether it be friends chatting outside their doors, games of frisbee or football in the courtyard, or an all day night outside party where students can get together with neighbors and friends. The apart- ments may be a little cramped, but who cares? With neighbors all around, who has time to sit in the Ramsgate apartment all day? RAMSGATE 31 32 33 FRANKLIN COURT 34 35 36 -J - . ' .. ' ::..ii, - ■ ■a BS.- • 4 ' ;m ' 9t. • •t 37 39 40 43 .G.n.BOOKSTOR6 44 46 THURSDnVS 47 FRnNCIS HflRV€V GR€€N LIBRRRV I 48 ■.y 49 50 51 PHILIPS M€MORIflL 52 54 55 MniN HniL 56 57 A History of the Borough of West Chester Both the EngHsh and the Dutch traded along the Delaware River in the early seven- teenth century until 1643, when the Swedes es- tablished a permanent colony at a place they called Upland. European military and political machinations finally resulted in the assign- ment of the proprietorship of this area to En- gland, so when William Penn petitioned Charles II, in 1680, for a grant of land as pay- ment for a debt that the king owed his father ' s estate, Penn received rights to the tract he called Pennsylvania. When he came here to lay out the city of Philadelphia, he used Upland as his base since it offered an already settled community (the Swedes had stayed) , but he changed the name to Chester. He made Chester the county seat for all the land that he marked out — to extend even west of the Brandywine — and called it Delaware. It was the first county in our state. West Chester, aside from its background as a seat of justice, developed into a market center for the buying of farming needs and the selling of produce, for Chester County was a rich farming and dairying land. Its rural development paralleled that of farming communities all over our country during the nineteeth century. Today, very few farms remain. Much of the land has turned into housing developments, and Greater West Chester, the town and the surrounding townships, has become one large suburban mass to which people of all races move, in order to be near the industrial metropolises of Philadelphia and Wilmington. Citizens from far and wide no longer understand when they discover that this or that new housing development lies on some of the original Land Grants of William Penn. Most of the old Quaker names listed in the telephone directory seem lost among the multitudes of the new ones that have been added. William Penn would have undoubtedly understood this change and approved; he was that kind of man. 58 59 HISTORIC 8 JOSHUA GBBGNS. HOUSE ' -AVArLABLE FOR + RETAIL ' OFFICES INFORMATION + 436- R c-? 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The poin comes from racing 10 speed bicycles through the ujoods and over open fields. The Gostern States Open Cydecross race uuos held on the fields and uuooded trails behind the physical education center on November 24, 1 985. The race is the largest on the east coast and it attracted prof essionol cyclists and amateurs from all over the country. The events of the day consisted of a one-lop Time Trial, o Citizens Race for non-licensed cyclists, and a Grass Criter- ium for spectators ' benefit. The Classic Cydecross race induded obstacles such as steep hills, logs, a stream, tree roots, and mud pits. By the end of the race these obstacles ujere mastered by the best bike handlers in the country. 90 1 A - y rav 91 BRIRN ' S RUN PICS COURTeSTV TH€ QURD 93 -.tv Mi ' 94 1 B i 1 ■ ' WSL.J m H n l BcLiL__3 K B V ' j H H ■ The eighth annual Brian ' s Run was held Sunday, December 8, 1985 In unseasonably comfortable running uueather. Created in 1 978 OS a fund raiser to benefit Brian Brotcher, currently a UJCU junior luho uuas paralyzed in o high school football accident, Brian ' s Run benefited four additional students this year, at Brian ' s request. The 10 km race and Fun Runs attracted almost 5,000 run- ners from all ports of the United States. Julie Boujers, 22, a UUCU graduate, placed first among the uuomen for the third consecu- tive year luith a time of 34.25. The men ' s race ujqs luon by Jon Sinclair, 28, of Fort Coulins, Colorado, luith o time of 29.17. In the eight years of its existence, Brian ' s Run has raised approxi- mately $60,000 for the five seriously disabled students. 95 rganizatio Marching to the beat of a different pizza. .Vr, GANIZATIONS ORGANIZ fe ' i(r ' TOP ROW (L to R) - Sandra Rusling, Thomas Kothe, Michael Rudy (V-President) BOTTOM ROW - Gena Derhagopian (Membership) , Linda Vail (Treasurer) , Annemari Volpone (Presi- dent) . ACCOUNTING SOCIETY The West Chester University Ac- counting Society is a growing organi- zation promoting public accounting. The society brings various speakers onto the campus to inform students of the actual duties of a public accoun- tant, of the educational background necessary, of CPA review courses, and of means of advancement and promotion within the profession. We are also looking forward to starting a VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assis- tance) program to aid the elderly and low income residents of the communi- ty and a tutorial service for account- ing students. The Accounting Society, under the advisement of Mr. E. Hassler, hopes to continue to grow and bring the col- lege community more programs which can be both beneficial and en- joyable. We also want to wish our past officers and all graduating seniors the best of luck. A.C.E. A.C.E., Association of Colle- giate Entrepreneurs, is a newly formed international organization interested in promoting entrepre- neursh ip. ACE networks young business people, creating thou- sands of contacts to support and aid new ideas. It is an opportunity for innovative people to get to- gether and, if at all possible, get rich. The officers this year were: President Wendi Weaver Vice-President Gary Subers Treasurer Dave Fry Secretary Denise Mehrlander 98 IONS ORGANIZATIONS 01 A.C.E. I. The Association for Childhood Edu- cation International is an active organi- zation concerned with children from in- fancy through early adolescence. Mem- bers take weekly visits to the Chester County Public Library and read stories to 3-5 year old children. Members also have the opportunity to work with chil- dren by volunteering their time at the on-campus Drop-off Center and also by taking monthly visits to the Pediatrics Ward at Chester County Hospital. A. C.E.I, hosts guest speakers which lec- ture to the club about relevant topics in childhood education. A. C.E.I, has fun- draisers such as coffee and donut sales, bake sales, and raffles to benefit others. This year our main goal is to help raise money for the Ronald McDonald House, a place where terminally ill chil- dren and their families can live while re- ceiving treatment. A.C.E. I. took a field trip to the Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia on Saturday, November 16, 1985. A. C.E.I, will be sponsoring a raffle in the spring to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. Other A. C.E.I, activ- ities include bulletin board and show- case displays on the first floor of Ander- son, the Granite Run Mall Education Day display, the annual faculty lun- cheon for the Childhood Studies and Reading Department, and more. The 1985-86 A.C.E.I. Executive Board in- clude advisors Dr. Edward Gibson, Dr. Joan Hasselquist, and officers Presi- dent Anne Colgan, Secretary Janine Young and Treasurer Elaine Yerger. We are proud of these accomplishments and invite the rest of the campus com- munity to share with us in this pride. 99 J ANIZATIONS ORGANIZQ FORENSICS No, it has nothing to do with Quincy, morbid morticians, or dissected cadavers. Forensics refers to the pursuit of knowledge, and it is exemplified through in- ner-collegiate speech and debate competitions held throughout the semester. The forensic team con- sists of approximately twenty- five members who are coached by Dr. Carolyn Keefe, Mr. Gary Presley, and Dr. Anita Foeman. The team competes in tourna- ments throughout the United States, usually along the east coast, and they most recently par- ticipated in a competition in Chi- cago. This year ' s team officers are: Linda Kearns, president; Kimberly Bullock, vice-president; and Helen Pearce, treasurer. The forensics team also maintains an active chapter of PKD, a national forensics honorary fraternity. This year ' s PKD officers are: Alfonso Scarborough, President Bill Young, Vice-President Barbara Stuart, Secretary Lauren Browdowski, Historian BACK ROW: Mechelele Jetter, Dan Gottworth SECOND ROW: Mary Pat McNulty, Jean- nine Loro, Alphonso Scarborough, Wendy Davidson, Barbara Stuart, Michelle Bolay, Lau- ren Brodowski, Dr. Carolyn Keefe, Chip Garrison THIRD ROW: Lauren Payne, Linda Kearns, Sharon Flanagan, Helen Pearce, Kimberly Bullock, Linda Gillis FRONT ROW: Bill Young THE BLACK STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE BOARD 100 GANIZATIONS ORGANIZA w.c.v. ICE HOCKEY CLUB 3RD ROW - Tom Edwards, Tom Domin (Sec.) , Brian Murphy, Darin Johnson 2ND ROW - Todd Beck, Robb Fogg, Dave Linsey, Darrin Deesch, Eddie Cunningham (V-Pres.) Joe Burneman (Sec.) 1ST ROW -Jim Martusella, Chris Heaney (Treas.) , Mike Cincotta, Steve Scian 101 riONS ORGANIZATIONS INTER- NATIONAL STUDENTS ASC. The ISA is an organization that has 91 members who are from many different countries around the world. Americans are encour- aged to join, and there are repre- sentatives from every continent, even from as far away as Austra- lia. The ISA, through its Grad-As- sistant, Myra Smail, provides in- formation to international stu- dents. Activities are organized by the executive committee which is made up of a President, Aline Campos; a Vice-President, Walter Faro; a Treasurer, Kayo Yoshida; and a Secretary, Andy Nelson. Ac- tivities include cultural trips to places such as Washington and New York, and also visits to local community organizations to pro- vide people with insights into oth- er countries ' cultures. The ISA also provides Ameri- can students on campus with the possibility of going to dorm-chats to learn about other countries. The residents of McCarthy Hall are particularly lucky to have most of the international students in their dorm. Every Spring, the ISA has an International Day in Sykes Union Building where food from each culture is available for consumption. Last Spring this function was extremely success- ful, and half of the money raised went to help the starving people in Africa. e ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club was estab- lished at West Chester in 1976 to promote Italian culture and lan- guage. Informal meetings are held and various cultural trips are planned throughout the year. 102 ORGANIZATIONS ORGAN The Marketing Society of West Chester University was estab- lished in order to encourage study and research in the betterment of our standard of living by the ap- plication of scientific principles and methods of marketing to all fields of human endeavor, and to create and develop the highest ethical conception of individual and collective social responsibil- ity on part of students of market- ing. 1985-1986 Officers: Sheri McVey, President John Gallagher, Vice-Prsident John Hart, Treasurer Jeanne Rauscher, Secretary Promotional Director, Stephanie Kuntz 103 IZATIONS ORGANIZATIOl mMmmm m m !:: I ■ PROGRAM BOARD LAST ROW: Rick Pizz (Admin.) , Risa Schwartz, Jen Stenzel 2nd ROW: Ric Bomberger, Larry Spoerl, Ann Lichter, Andrea Mag- nus, Claire Verden, John Girdo, Lori Gladulich, Rob Heckman. 1st ROW: Joe Drabyak, Carol A. Phiefer, Mike Mellinger, Sharon Weissman, Collen Cusack, Jeff DeQueveda, Joanne Belitta, Deb Donahue, Tracey Teal, Corinne Freed, Gail Rifford. NOT PIC- TURED: Catherine Barnstone, Donna Zirpolo, Kathie McGar- vey, Michele Freeman. 104 ORGANIZATIONS ORGAN] O. C. S. A. The Off-Campus Student Association, (OCSA) , is an organization which was formed especially to serve and meet the needs of the off-campus or commuting stu- dent. OCSA has many services such as free lawyer service for the off-campus student to discuss legal matters with a profession- al lawyer at no charge, and a free car sales and maintenance consultant. The OCSA also organizes social events for the off- campus student such as monthly Lunch- box Theaters where the off-campus stu- dent can enjoy free entertainment and re- freshments while meeting other off-cam- pus students. Seasonal events such as the Fall Hayride are also organized. The OCSA also offers a scholarship for which all off-campus students are eligible. The OCSA meets every Tuesday at 1 1 :00 in Room 114 Sy kes and the main of- fice is located in the Mayo Complex in Sykes, Room 226. The present executives for OCSA are Linda Posey, president; Wil- liam Needham, Vice President; M atthew Studner, Treasurer; and Lisa DiNolfo, Secretary. SEATED: Brian Heverling, Joanne Rosen, Maribeth Engel- man (Sec.) , Corinne Freed, Don- na Rosen, Deb Donahue. STANDING: Rick Coakley (Treas.) , Carl Reason, Mauric Kujat, Joe Buecheler, Anne Hole- felder. NOT PICTURED: Anne Colgan, Bill Needham (V-Pres.) , Linda Posey (Pres.) , Janet Zim- melman 105 A.TIONS ORGANIZATIONS R.H.A. BOARD OF PRESIDENTS SEATED: John Henry, Executive Director; Raymie Gordner. Secretary to Board NCC: Dr. Stanley P. Ca- hill Advisor Gena DerHagopian. Business Manager; TOP ROW (STANDING) . Peggy Hunt, Pres. Wayne Hau; Lynn Ament, Pres. Schmidt; John Mahoney, Pres. KiUinger; Tom Kopystecl i, Pres. Sanderson; Bill Hollingsworth, Pres. Tyson; Nancy Politsky, Pres. Ramsey; Shannon Duffy, Pres. McCarthy; Glen Brunner, Pres. Goshen; Janet Darcy, Chairman Project Pride; Walt Dietschmann. Vice Presidents Chairman. S.A.M. The Society for Advancement improve the professional quality of Management (SAM) was of their knowledge, performance, founded in 1912 by Frederick W. and leadership ability. The offi- Taylor and was established as a cers for the 1985 - ' 86 Academic campus chapter at West Chester Year are as follows: University in 1973. As a manage- President, Joann Wetzel Kline- ment society open to all majors, it dinst strives to provide an opportunity Vice President, Lori Nelson for its members to increase man- Secretary, Pina Guzzo agement skills and expertise Treasurer, Lori Davis through participation in pro- grams and services designed to 106 ORGANIZATIONS ORGAN J The purpose of organization is to encourage high skills of dance technique, and to promote partici- pation in and appreciation of. dance. An annual concert is pre- sented in Philips Memorial Audi- torium. The organization was formed in 1964. As you can see, this club has been in existence for more than twenty years. It became part of my faculty schedule to be the ad- visor of this club when I was hired ift 1966. In 1968 Theatre Dance Group presented its first full- length dance concert in Philips Memorial Auditorium. We have presented an annual dance con- cert every year since that time. In addition. Theatre Dance Group, which functions at a high level of dance skill, has danced many con- certs away from West Chester. Some highlights are: 1972, The Walnut Street Theatre, perform- ance of Philadelphia dance night: this group chosen from a dance competition in the Philadelphia area. 1973, The atre Dance Group was chosen from a four-state re- gional competition to perform at the National College Dance Festi- val in Pittsburgh. This past Octo- ber, 1985, we performed as part of the dance concert at the Fourth Invitational College Regional Fes- tival of Dance in AUentown. Spring concert, 1986, in PMA was held April 25th, 26th and 27th. President: Vice-President: Ken DeHaven Treasurer: Jill Melsha Secretary: Marybeth Gleason Advisor: Lida N. Smith TOGETHER TOWARD PEACE Together Toward Peace, a re- cently approved IGA organization is an educational group of con- cerned individuals whose purpose is to promote and encourage awareness of human rights and peace issues in our country and in the world. We focus on such issues as apartheid. Central America, the nuclear arms race, world hun- ger, Native American rights, rac- ism, etc. Meetings are discussion oriented. Together Toward Peace welcomes the participa- tion of all interested students, fac- ulty and staff. 107 ATIONS ORGANIZATIONS W.C.U.R. WCUR like most campus organiza- tions is run totally by the students of West Chester University. Volunteers manage and operate all aspects of the station from obtaining advertise- ments, producing commercials, to ac- tually broadcasting. Currently the staff of WCUR is awaiting approval from The Federal Communications Commission in Washington for the construction of West Chester ' s first FM radio station. If all goes as expect- ed, WCUR will broadcast from 91.7 FM at 250 watts stereo. During the 1985-1986 school year, WCUR made much progress. Internally staff mem- bers worked on defining an estab- lished training program. It is hoped that this program will some day be ac- credited here at West Chester Univer- sity. In the community, WCUR ' s name was made visible through a number of newspaper articles inform- ing readers of WCUR ' s plans for FM status ... on campus, students and faculty participated in t-shirt, soda and pizza give aways. As a member of the staff of WCUR, it is necessary to join one of several committees. As a committee member, students find themselves designing promotional posters, producing sta- tion promotions, and writing news. The majority of WCUR staff mem- bers are speech communications ma- jors focusing on a career in broadcast- ing or the music industry. However students from all fields of study are encouraged to join. 108 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANI 109 ALPHA CHI RHO Officers of West Chester Uni- versity chapter, Spring, 1986. President Michael Barr Vice-President .... Christopher Lloyd Secretary . J. Andrew Moffett Treasurer ... Alan E. Rambam Member-At-Large David Heyel Ritual Officer Kevin Simmerman Parliamentarian Ralph Mendenhall Sergt.-At-Arms Frank Kuders The Alpha Chi Rho (AXP) Na- tional Fraternity was founded on June 4th, 1895, at Trinity College. There are currently forty-five chapters and four colonies nation- wide. Over 12,000 AXP brothers exist world-wide. Alpha Chi Rho ' s magazine. The Garnet White, is the oldest con- tinuously published fraternity magazine in existence. West Chester University proudly boasts its own Alpha Chi Rho Chapter, known as the Phi Nu Chi Chapter, founded on Octo- ber 29th, 1983. There are 31 active Brothers and 12 inactive Brothers. We have established a new Alumni Chapter, and we also boast 6 new- ly-initiated postulants. In just two and a half years, we have be- come a respected power on cam- pus and anticipate even more growth in the semesters ahead. We are members of Inter-Greek Council, Inter-Fraternal Council, and have seats in the Inter-Gov- ernment Association. Rujords uue hove received so for include; 2nd place in this year ' s Homecom- ing Float Contest 1st place in last year ' s Homecom- ing Floot Contest Sest Alpha Chi Rho chapter for the 1984-85 term as voted by our Na- tional LUe are still unbeaten in the Tug- Of-UUar contest in the annual Spring Greek UJeekend. UJe have uuon numerous other Greek ouiards. Brother Joseph Compellone cur- rently has the highest Grade Point Average of all other Greeks at LUest Chester University. UJe, the Brothers of The Phi Nu Chi Chopter of Alpha Chi Rho participate in mony acodemic, social, and service functions for LUest Chester University ond its student body. UJe also toke pride in assisting our surrounding community ujith service projects. UJe believe in a strong relationship uuith government officials, local busi- nesses, and the citizenry of UJest Chester. Of course, lue uphold the onti-hozing policies that have exis- ted in our Fraternity for nearly a cen- tury. It is for this reoson that uje offer on olternotive for those ujho ujont to become a proud member of RIpho Chi Rho. UJe stress academics, scholar- ship, leadership, and friendship to all uuho seek to join our proud Fraterni- ty, the Phi Nu Chi Chapter of Alpho Chi Rho. GREEKS GREEKS GREE] ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA NICKNAME: AKA ' S Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.. was founded in 1908 at Howard Uni- versity, Washington, D.C. Today, the AKA ' s have grown to a membership of 90,000 women affiliated with 800 undergraduate and graduate chap- ters located throughout the United States, District of Columbia, West Africa, The Bahamas, The Virgin Islands, and Germany. The sorority ' s program includes support for educa- tion, health care, the arts, and leader- ship training for youths. Through its commitment to social service, the or- ganization operates the Cleveland Jobs Corps Center and has programs to provide academic scholarships. The purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, pro- mote unity and friendship among col- lege women, study, help alleviate prob- lems concerning women, and maintain a progressive interest in college life. The chief aim of the sorority is service to all mankind. The Theta lota chapter was estab- lished at West Chester in December, 1973. The 5 active sorors have been in- volved in various service and communi- ty projects. They have worked in the Women ' s Center, at the West Chester Community Center, and in Killinger for the babysitting services. They have also given donations to various organiza- tions such as the Leukemia Society, the United Negro College Fund, NAACP, and Salvation Army. Important members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., include: Barbara Black, W.C.U.; Ella Fitzgerald, Singer; Eleanor Roosevelt, former First Lady, Honorary; Maya Angelou, Author. GREEKS GREEKS GREI 1st ROW - Amy Miller, Maureen McQuaid, Carol Lechner, Debby Cianci, Lisa DiAntonio, Joann Dixon, Jodi Shifflet.Jeannie Johnstone, Linda Tallamy, Cheryl King, Kristin Mulle. 2nd ROW - Franine Cantwell, Dawn Spahr, Peggy Copely, Traci O ' Donnel, Cheryl Owings, Helen Boomer, Kathryn Troisi, Gerri Orlean, Renee Marshall, Monica Morgans. 3rd ROW - Dawn Ermel, Joanne Note, Stacie Kudders, Julianne Schmidt, Joelle Guilles, Kathy DeCerchio, Anne Semmel, Karen Webb, Jami Richter. ALPHA PHI The officers are as follows: Cheryl King, President JoAnn Dixon, Vice President Amy Miller, Fraternity Trainer ty on campus for the second year. In the Spring of 1986, our large chapter size limited us to two pledges, Stacey and Pam. Our sorority is known for Alpha Phi has founded at Syracuse Maureen McQuaid, Rush its annual Crush Party where sisters University in 1872 and our chapter at Jami Richter, Philanthropy invite their crushes anonymously West Chester University in 1971. To- Linda Tallamy. Social to a party which always proves to be day, our bond of sisterhood extends Debby Cianci, Chapter entertaining as the guests attempt to across the United States and into Promotions find out who has invited them. This Canada. Although we all share a com- Joanne Note, Treasurer year ' s homecoming theme was My mon bond, every girl is an individual MaryAnn Persa, College Daze and our theme was and never loses her identity. The Administrative Assistant Take Out Food. Not only did we bond we share can be seen on a day Francine Cantwell. have a wonderful float with many en- to day basis through mutual trust. Corresponding Secretary thusiastic sisters on it, we also had friendship, understanding and re- Lisa DiAntonio, sister, Kristin Mulle, representing spect. Recording Secretary our sorority as Homecoming Queen. Our colors are silver and bordeax; Dawn Ermel, IGC Our philanthropy is the heart project our flowers are the Ivy Leaf, the Lily Joanne Picciotti, IGC and each year, we have fund raisers. of the Valley, and the Forget-Me-Not. Susan Rogers, Panhellenic Fund raisers this school year included Our mascot is the loveable Phi MaryAnn Persa, Panhellenic raffles around Christmas time and Bear. This year has been very eventful Valentine ' s Day lollipops. Our officers work hard at keeping for our chapter. Fall 1985 began with As one can see. Alpha Phi is the the sorority functioning at its best twelve pledges numbering us up to fif- best you can be!!!! with lots of support from all members. ty-three, remaining the largest sorori- GREEKS GREEKS GREE 112 ALPHA SIGMA TAU Alpha Sigma Tau was nation- ally founded in 1899, in Yipsi- lanti, Michigan. We were founded on West Chester ' s campus in March. 1959. We are a social-ser- vice sorority dedicated to the pro- gress of mankind. Service projects include: Brian ' s Run, the Alumni Phone-a-thon, community clean- up, and services to the Salvation Army. Our national philanthropy is the Pine Mountain School for emotionally disturbed children. Our social activities include: an annual Christmas Semi-Formal and a Spring Yellow Tea Rose Formal. We also participate in Greek week, where we took first place in the Greek Sing. Our soror- ity colors are emerald green and gold. Our flower is the yellow tea rose. Our symbol is the anchor. Our mascot is the Alpha gator. Our 1985 Executive Board in- cludes: Kelly Kennedy, President Lori Press, Vice President Judy Italiano, Treasurer Nancy King, Recording Secre- tary Lynn Hannum, Corresponding Secretary Steph Brock, Pledge Educator Judy Reidy 8s Anne Luthy, Co- Rush Chairmen Lori Abrams, Chaplain BOTTOM: Lori Press (V-Pres.) , Anita Piasentino, Kelley Ken- nedy (Pres.) . Amy Haller, Judy Italiano (Treas.) 2nd ROW: Anne Luthy (Rush) , Angela Ciniglia. Lynn Hannum (C. Sec.) . Stefanie Brock (Pledge) , Kris DeWane. 3rd ROW: Judy Reidy (Rush) , Karey Munn, Dawn Fischer. Kim Wattlington 4th ROW: Vickie Jones, Nancy King (R. Sec.) , Dina Fario, Michele Locke ALPHA PHI ALPHA Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., was originally founded in 1906 at Cor- nell University, Ithaca, N.Y. Nation- ally, it boasts a total membership of more than 75,000. There are 303 colle- giate chapters on campuses in 44 states including District of Columbia, West Indies, Europe, Africa. Asia, and the Virgin Islands. All of these fraternity members promote commu- nity service and since 1977, have been conducting a million-dollar fundrais- ing drive to benefit the National Ur- ban League, the NAACP. and the United Negro College Fund. Addi- tionally, the fraternity aids Black business development, works on youth development projects, and sponsors scholarship programs. The Zeta Psi chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded at West Chester on December 19, 1969, by six individuals and faculty advi- sors. Dr. P. Haggard and Joseph Bell. These gentlemen have initiated over 60 men since the chapter ' s founding. There are presently 6 active brothers on campus who stress that they are not only a service to the community and campus, but they are a service to themselves in that they stress aca- demics. They stand on a legacy of leadership: they stress values and ex- celling goals to form leaders to be pre- sented to society upon graduation. As for local community service, the brothers of the Zeta Psi chapter, along with 4 other fraternities, are sponsoring a basketball team of area high school boys coordinated by the Salvation Army. They also take part in service to the Day Care Center on campus, and the Special Olympics. Some of the proud leaders that have been breeded by the fraternity are Dr. Martin Luther King, Civil Rights Leader; Thurgood Marshall, Supreme Court Justice; and Jesse Ow- ens, 1963 Olympic Gold Medalist. CS GREEKS GREEKS GRi 113 DELTA SIGMA THETA Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., was nationally founded in 1913 at Howard University. There are over 140,000 members in 727 chapters, representing the largest membership of all the Black Greek letter organizations. The chapters are located in 42 of the 50 states, including Alaska, the District of Columbia, Nassau, the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, Haiti, the Republic of Liberia, and West Germany. Delta is a ser- vice-oriented sorority with pro- grams directed at development in the areas of education, mental health, housing, and economics. The Epsilon Phi chapter of Del- ta Sigma Theta was established in March, 1966 in Philadelphia. It is a city-wide chapter made up of several schools including the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, West Chester Univer- sity, Widener University, Beaver T-ROW; Stacey Robbins, Catrina Whitley B-ROW: Lori Sav- age, Monica Johnson College, and Villanova Univer- sity. Currently, there are 23 wom- en in the Epsilon Phi chapter, four being from West Chester. Epsilon Phi, in the tradition of Delta, is dedicated to a program of sharing membership skills in or- ganizational services in the public interest. The Inter-Fraternity Alumni Council of the University of Penn. awarded this chapter the 1983-84, 84-85 Community Ser- vice and Leadership Award for outstanding community and pub- lic service events. These events include: a halloween party for the Home of Abused Women and Children: a teenage pregnancy workshop; Black Culture Night; and Grandparents Casino Day at the Ralston Retirement Home. Prominent members of Delta Sigma Theta include Lena Home, Singer, Dancer; Sadie Alexander, First Black-Female Lawyer in Pennsylvania; Shirley Chisolm, first Black-Female Candidate for the Presidency of the United States. DELTA ZETA Delta Zeta is a national sorority that was founded October 24, 1902 at Miami Univeristy, Oxford, Ohio, by six girls. Today Delta Zeta is the third biggest national sorority in America today. Delta Zelta is a social sorority, but we have a philanth- rophy, which is for the speech and hearing impaired and we do service projects. Our colors are rose and green, our flower is the Killarny rose, our mascot is the turtle and our jewel is the diamond. This year ' s president is Jean Kurtz, vice-president of rush is Missy Lupoid, vice-president of pledge education is Debbie Shannon, treasurer is Kathy Slattery, recording secretary is Laureen Manns and cor- responding secretary is Robin Kil- lian. Delta Zeta sisters are very active in campus activities, from being on dorm councils to being president of Off-Campus Student Association. From cheerleading to being in plays, Delta Zeta ' s are also very active in the greek life on this campus. Carol Moffet is president of Panhell and Wendi Weaver is treasurer of Inter Greek Council. Delta Zeta is looking forward to having a great year and we hope everyone else has a great year too. GREEKS GREEKS GRE 114 ALPHA XI DELTA The Zeta Eta chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was founded here at West Chester in 1971. Our chap- ter currently has fifty members. Our headquarters is in Indianapo- lis, Indiana. Our colors are dark blue, light blue, and gold with our flower being the pink Killarny Rose, and our mascot being Al Fuzzy Bear. We raise funds for our philanthropy, the American Heart and Lung Association; we hold two formals a year; we min- gle with others in Greek life; we do a service project for the sur- rounding community; and basical- ly have a great time while earning our education here. FRONT ROW: (L to R) Debra Drosbach; Stephanie Thibault; Mary Ellen Ward (Chaplain) ; Michelle Washburn; Susan Dircks (Social) ; Tracey Ulrich (President) ; Rose Donohue (Philanthrophy) ; Tammy Ebery (Marshall) ; Hedy Perkis (So- cial) ; Chris Horwath (Quill Chairman) ; Sue Krause (Frat. Her- itage) ; Catherine Pedicone; Michelle Smith (Secretary) ; Joan Zomchick; Anne Marie Pearlberg (Scholarship) ; Ellen Yox- theimer; Karen Lovenwirth, Mary Anne McCole; Alice Druck- enmiller; Debbie Beardslee (Membership) ; Sherleen Reifsny- der; Erin Hinchey; Candace Mello; Renee Bambino; on Banister Patty Scapellati; Denise Kies; Laura Wasley (Pledge Educa- tor) ; Dawne Steinke. EKS GREEKS GREEKS 115 FRIARS The Friars Honor and Service Society was formed in 1936 and is a nationwide means of recogniz- ing men for their leadership and service to others. The Friars Soci- ety is the oldest recognized broth- erhood on campus. 1986 marks the Friars fiftieth anniversary. Today the Friars are dedicated to serving the community and Uni- versity alike. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority was founded in October, 1952 at the Beekman Towers in New York City. It is a Service Society withholding the motto: Unity in service. Gamma Sigma Sigma is a sisterhood formed by a bond of service to college campuses and the community. The West Chester Colony, which consists of ten members or less, presently has one active member who is loyal to her organi- zation. Service projects that have been performed are duties to the March of Dimes, the Red Cross, and the Salvation Army. KS GREEKS GREEKS GR 116 SEATED L-R Neal Kindness (Rush Chairman) Z -E Matt Curry (Sec.) 211, Tom Gill (Pres.) Chris Lloyd (V.P.) AXP Eric DeVan (Treas.) A$A STANDING: Mike Weingartner TKE Rich Pillart 211, Paul Buckwalter 211, Rob Feenan TKE, Steve Ryder 0X, Rob Rushton AXP, John Moscow AXP, Mike Barr AXP, Amado Reynolds A$A. INTER-FRAT. COUNCIL The Inter-Fraternity Council serves as a forum for discussion of mu- tual concerns and as a service organi- zation to all of the fraternities within the greek system. It is this mutual in- terest shared by fraternities that uni- fies this potentially powerful student organization which contributes to the overall quality of campus life at West Chester University. Among the many other goals of the Inter-Fraternity Council at West Chester University include: O To work closely with the Inter- Greek Council and the Panhel- lenic Council in promoting the well-being of all students of West Chester University. O To foster loyalty to the Univer- sity and to sustain University traditions. O To promote intellectual, cultur- al, and social life among the stu- dents of West Chester Univer- sity. O To promote the highest stan- dards of gentlemanly behavior and good taste. O To facilitate and simplify the promotions of interfraternity re- lations. O To promote better relations be- tween the community and mem- ber fraternities. O To act as a medium between the student body, the organizations comprising it. and the fraternity system. O To seek to insure cooperation be- tween the fraternities and the administration of West Chester University. O To promote, coordinate, and strengthen the fraternity sys- tem on campus and of college fraternities in general. O To provide STRENGTH and UNITY among the member fra- ternities of West Chester Uni- versity. EKS GREEKS GREEKS G 117 INTER-GREEK COUNCIL The Inter-Greek Council is the governing body of all fraternities and sororities on West Chester University ' s campus. Our main function is to establish and en- force policies concerning Inter- Greek Relations. As of Spring 1986, there are cur- rently eighteen organizations un- der the control of the Inter-Greek Council. These organizations are responsible for sending two repre- sentatives to Inter-Greek Council weekly meetings held every Thursday afternoon in Sykes Stu- dent Union Building. The meet- ings are run by the Executive Council which consists of the President, Vice-President, Trea- surer, Secretary of Correspon- dence and Records, a Service Coordinator, and an Activities Coordinator. Any member of the Inter-Greek Council can hold an Executive Council Position. The Inter-Greek Council also has a representative vote in the Intra- Collegiate Governmental Associa- tion. Every fall the Inter -Greek Council puts great time and effort into the Universities Homecom- ing festivities. This year ' s Home- coming was considered to be one of the best in a long while, and the Inter-Greek Council is proud that our Homecoming King and Queen candidates took first place. Al- most every fraternity and sorori- ty enters a float in the Homecom- ing Parade, which proves to be great fun and promotes healthy competition for all. In the Spring semester, all the fraternities and sororities put a lot of time and effort into our fa- vorite time of year, Greek Week. Greek Week is an entire week of competition between the fraterni- ties and sororities. A week full of activities is culminated by an awards banquet, the Greek Olym- pics, and the highlight of the week, our Greek Picnic. Besides all the fun and games, the Greek system as a whole, puts countless hours into many com- munity service projects. Every Fraternity and Sorority is dedi- cated to these projects and the In- ter-Greek Council is proud of all our accomplishments for the Greek System, the University and the community. REEKS GREEKS GREEP 118 KAPPA ALPHA PSI Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., was nationally founded in 1911 at Howard University in Washing- ton, D.C. and has a total member- ship of 70,000. Since it was found- ed, the men of Omega have under- taken a number of civic-oriented projects including lending finan- cial assistance to the NAACP, providing scholarships to the United Negro College Fund, pro- viding housing for senior citizens, making research grants available to both members and non-mem- bers, and it sponsors students of sociology through the George Mears Fund. Locally, the Omega Delta chap- ter was founded on April 1, 1973. They presently have 10 members who are very close in brotherhood. They are a very diversified group of men with high scholastic goals. Their motto: Friendship is essen- tial to the soul. The Omegas help others in ser- vice to the community. They sponsor projects for the West Chester Community Center, Sal- vation Army, and the NAACP. Important members of Omega Psi Phi include Dr. Brit Saddler, Counselor, W.C.U.; Professor Marvin Powell, Esquire; Jesse Jackson, Democratic Presidential Nominee; Doug Henderson, D.J., WDAS-FM. OMEGA PSI PHI Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., was founded in 1911 on the campus of Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana. There are many undergraduate and alumni chapters on major campuses and in cities throughout the country hosting a total membership of 70,000. The organization con- ducts a number of services for students including a prep school tutorial program, career opportunities, and job place- ment services, and emergency loan programs on more than 100 campuses. The Kappa Gamma chapter was established in April, 1980. The three active brothers that are presently on campus believe that they have a unique broth- erhood that can only be defined as life-long. Services to the community that they have accomplished in- clude Feed-a-Friend, and West Chester Community Center. Prominent members of Kappa Alpha Psi include Tho- mas Bradley, Mayor of Los An- geles; Arthur Ashe, former Pro Tennis Star; Walter Fauntroy, Congressman from D.C; and Louis Stokes, Congressman from Ohio. GREEKS GREEKS GREE 119 Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., was founded in 1914 at How- ard University, and its total mem- bership has reached 65,000. The organization, which supports var- ious civic groups, is committed to academic excellence and through its Phi Beta Sigma Education Foundation it provides a number of academic scholarships. The fra- ternity has conducted national seminars on voter education, and the group has worked with con- gressional members on setting legislative goals. The Lambda Upsilon chapter was founded at West Chester in 1977. These men represent Broth- erhood, Scholarship, and Service. They also symbolize a group of brothers working and living to- gether for a common purpose: PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council of West Chester University is the central governing body through which the seven National Sorori- ties on our campus attempt to pro- vide leadership programs and re- solve problems common to all groups. The Panhellenic Council sets policies for all the campus so- rorities to uphold and represents all greeks to the public. The Panhellenic Council strives to be an intelligent, think- ing, forward-looking group of so- rority delegates, who will be capa- ble of working together in order to achieve progress not only for the Panhellenic world, but for the col- lege world and the world at large. Here in West Chester our com- munity services include volun- teers for the Fall Women ' s Con- ference held on campus, the town halloween parade, and decorating the town for Christmas. We also recognize groups for high scholas- tic awards, and send representa- tives to National Leadership Conferences. brotherhood. In the community. The Sigmas give service to the West Chester Community Center by raising money for toys, games, and other recreational equipment. Notable alums of Phi Beta Sigma include George Washing- ton Carver, Agricultural Scien- tist; Renaldo Nehemiah, Wide Receiver, 49ers: A. Philip Ran- dolph, Prominent Civil Rights Leader. EEKS GREEKS GREE 120 PHI DELTA THETA Phi Delta Theta is a international Fraternity with international head- quarters located in Oxford, Ohio at the University of Miami of Ohio. Phi Delta Theta was founded on De- cember 26, 1848 on the campus of the University of Miami of Ohio, by 6 industrious students and has grown into one of the top 10 largest national Fraternities in the United States. Sporting over 165 active chapters. Phi Delta Theta has over 100,000 active members. At West Chester University Phi Delta Theta is a new and thriving organization building a foundation for a strong and very successful Greek organization. Phi Delta Theta started out at West Chester with 8 members and has since grown to 25 energetic brothers, one of the larger Fraternal organiza- tions here at WCU. WCU Phi Delt ' s are now sponsor- ing a community service basketball team along with 4 other Fraternities for underprivileged 15 to 18 year olds in t he West Chester area. Pres- ently the Phi Delt kids are on top of the league and hope to bring the championship trophy home to Phi Delta Theta. Brother Tom Bennett was one of the main organizers be- hind the Special Olympics basket- ball tournament here at West Ches- ter University and Phi Delta Theta was strongly committed for this event held March 21st and 22nd, 1986. Phi Delta Theta has had a team in all intramural activities and hoped to make a successful run at the All-University Trophy this spring. On April 12th, 1986, the Phi Delt ' s held their first annual Spring Fling Formal Dance. In April we made a successful bid for the Greek Week Championship. Phi Delta Theta is a new and thriving organization here at West Chester University and we feel we have the ability to give the Greek system a shot in the arm and help already super efforts on the part of the Inter-Greek and In- ter-Fraternity Councils to bring the Greeks into the limelight on campus. GREEKS Uh .KJ 121 PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu is an interna- tional honor society in social sci- ence. Juniors, seniors, and gradu- ate students with a grade point average of 3.25 in social science core classes (history, economics, sociology, anthropology, geogra- phy, political science, social psy- chology, criminal justice, and so- cial work) and a grade point aver- age of 3.00 overall can become members. The officers for 1985-86 are; President, Helen G. Buehler; Vice-President, Dianne T. Jones; Secretary-Treasurer, Professor William F. Burns; and Faculty Sponsor, Professor A. Wayne Bur- ton. Each year Pi Gamma Mu spon- sors a scholarship award and a term-paper award. This year the honor society will donate trees to be planted in the Quad. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Sigma Alpha Iota is an Interna- tional Music Fraternity. We are an Honorary Fraternity because members must have at least 6 mu- sic credits and maintain a high enough G.P.A. Our purpose is to promote women musicians; we also do service projects for the School of Music such as planting flowers outside of Swope. Our brother fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha, holds joint Musicales with us, and we also enjoy social functions with them. In the Spring of 1986 we are holding Province Day on our cam- pus, and we will be initiating pledges and patronesses on that day. Our advisor is Miss Alt, a voice professor. She sponsors a scholarship through SAI as a re- sult of our raking her leaves in the Fall. About seven girls will be graduating this May. REEKS GREEKS GREEI oT 122 Tau Beta Sigma is a national honorary sorority for bandswom- en within the School of Music. It was founded in 1939 at Texas Tech University. The Zeta Upsi- lon Chapter of Tau Beta Sigma was chartered November 22, 1981. Tau Beta Sigma operates primarily as a student and leader- ship society whose chief aim is to assist the Director in developing the leadership qualities and en- thusiasm that he requires of his band. This past year the sorority has done the following: holding the summer band weekend dance, sponsoring the band barbeque and theme practices, helping with band competitions, giving food to a local charity, and assisting the School of Music. Zeta Upsilon does hold social events such as pumpkin picking and a semi-for- mal. The purpose of Tau Beta Sigma is to promote the existence and welfare of the collegiate bands and to create a respect and appreciation for band activities, to demonstrate leadership, to pro- vide a meaningful and worthwhile social experience for all engaged in collegiate band work, and to co- operate with all other individuals involved within the School of Mu- sic. All band members are encour- aged to participate. ) GREEKS GREEKS GREl 123 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 3REEKS GREEKS GREEI 124 THETA CHI Mooch Llerandi Marshal, Mike Mele Historian, Chris Demey and post natal care to young mothers in 60 centers. The sorori- ty is also affiliated with the Na- Theta Chi Fraternity was Chaplin, Steve Rescript tional Council of Negro Women, founded on April 10, 1856 at Nor- Librarian, John Shea the Leadership Conference on wich University, Norwich, Ver- First Guard, George Frazier Civil Rights, and the NAACP. mont. Since our founding in 1856, Second Guard, Sean Egan Their motto: finer womanhood. many of our brothers have gone Assistant Treasurer, service, scholarship, and achieve- on to achieve success in a wide va- Jason Pinto ment. riety of fields. Some of our distin- The Theta Lambda chapter guished alumni include Lee la- was established at West Chester coca, Steven Spielberg, Sammy in May, 1981. The two active so- Kaye, and Harry Reasoner. The rors believe in upholding the Zeta Omega Chapter of Theta Chi ideals of the sorority: dedication was founded at W.C.U. on May 9, and loyalty. Their service projects 1970. Now in our sixteenth year. include: Brian ' s Run, March of Theta Chi boasts the largest ac- tive membership of any social fra- ZETA PHI BETA Dimes, and Stork ' s Nest. Famous members of Zeta Phi ternity on campus. We are a di- verse group with a wide variety of characteristics. We are well repre- sented on many of the sports Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., was founded in 1920 at Howard University and has a total mem- Beta are Dionne Warwick, Singer; Thelma Duggin, former Deputy Assistant to Reagan; Deborah Wolfe, Professor, Author. teams, clubs, and organizations on campus. Our officers this year; President, Steve Ryder Vice-President, Greg DiVirgilio Secretary, Tim Bittle bership of more than 50,000. Since its inception, the sorority has been concerned with academic ex- cellence and it currently provides a number of scholarships for stu- Treasurer, Eddie Steen Rep at Large, Ernie DeNofa Parliamentarian, dents. In addition, the Zeta wom- en operate Stork ' s Nest, a na- tional program which offers pre- ZETA TAU ALPHA -REEK •% 125 A P : I$ - s s ' 127 r 128 1985-86 RAM CHEERLEADERS 129 iimbeT Vi i 131 -..■A,«— — «, . •. ■■.■.. -■«■ la ports Please — not another goal. Just a pizza THIS big. fe,, i, ' a V,:. • ' . ' Si ' - Wi BLAST FROM THE PAST BLOOMSBURG ONCE AGAIN FOILS WEST CHESTER ' S HOPES FOR PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE TITLE Bloomsburg once again ended West Chester ' s quest for a Pennsylvania Conference title and also ended the Rams ' sea- son as the Huskies defeated the Golden Rams 8-6 at Redmond Stadium, November 16th. It was the second year in a row for Bloomsburg to win the PSAC-East title game, ending the Rams ' season at 7-3 overall and 5-1 in the conference both years. Last year the Rams lost 34-31. At Bloomsburg, in a game played in icy, cold rain and mud, second year head coach Danny Hale ' s Golden Rams found it diffi- cult to hold onto the ball at crucial points. West Chester University ' s football team ended the season with the same record as last year: 7-1 overall, 5-1 in the Pennsylvania Conference. In a difficult assessment of the season, Coach Hale told the Daily Local News ' Cal Beam, We had a good, year. It ' s hard now, after the game, pondering the way we lost. If I had been offered the chance to be 7-3 at the beginning of the season I would have signed on the dotted line. At the beginning of the season, Coach Hale saw weaknesses in several areas, espe- cially the offensive backfield. The team had lost one of the college ' s best-ever running backs in Mike Irving and had also lost three- year veteran quarterback, Mike Horrocks. The only returning back was Mike Burnetta (sr., Cheltenham) . Veteran offensive tackle Gary Schippang (sr., Bethlethem) , 1985 team cap- tain, led the offensive line. An AU-American, pro-prospect. Schippang was honored by the Manwell Club during the year and had been visited by more than 30 pro scouts during the season. The linebacking corps, led by All-PSAC John Mininno (jr.. Laurel Springs, NJ) , WCU ' s leading tackier for three years, were solid, perhaps the best in years. Mininno was named ECAC Defensive Player of the Week three times. It was the defense that accounted for the Rams holding a solid lUP to only a 7-4 loss, and Delaware to a 37-22 loss. And al- though they beat Glassboro 30-17 and East Stroudsburg 1816, it was the defense that played the major role in the wins. It was not until Homecoming when the Rams beat Cheyney 13-0 that the offense be- gan to show signs of maturity. In that game. Coach Hale started for the first time tailback Jason Sims (so., Iselin, NJ) who rushed for 139 yards against one of the best defenses in the conference. Sims would average more than 100 yards per game until the end of the season. Also showing strong improvement were freshman quarterback Al Niemela (New Providence, NJ) and tailback Mike Burnetta (jr., Cheltenham) . as well as wide receiver Jim Sheehan (so., Philadelphia) and split end Bill Hess (fr., Allentown) . For the 37-17 win over Mansfield, Niemela was named PSAC-East Player of the Week as the Rams gained 432 yards. They then beat Millersville 21-17 and got set to play Bloomsburg for the PSAC-East title. Meanwhile, the Rams did what few ex- pected, beat Division I-AA Lehigh 20-17 on Parents ' Day. It was the highlight of the sea- son. When the season ended, the Rams showed up well in post-season honors. Al Niemela was named Eastern College Athlet- ic Conference Rookie-of-the-Year. Offensive lineman Gary Schippang was named an As- sociated Press AU-American Honorable Men- tion and was also named to the ECAC and Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference first teams. It was Schippang ' s second year to be named an AU-American. Linebacker John Mininno also was named to both the ECAC and PSAC first teams. Also named to the PSAC first team were defensive tackle Bill Hendricks, defensive end Joe Ellis, and freshman punter Charlton Hollenbach. Named to the PSAC second team were offensive guard Jeff Locke, wide receiver Bill Hess, quarterback Al Niemela. running back Jason Sims and place-kicker Gerald Des- mond. 134 135 1985 FOOTBALL RESULTS wcu OPP 3 Indiana (P.A.) 7 30 Glassboro 17 16 Kutztown 8 22 Delaware 37 18 E. Stroudsburg 16 13 Cheyney 36 Mansfield 17 21 Millersville 17 20 Lehigh 17 6 Bloomsburg 8 Season Record; 7-3-0 ,.,-, i-« .   A, «IM «k-v- 136 PIC COURT€SV TH€ QUAD 137 P ; i«R: 1 I J WBmwh . 91 HSiiM ?i l ftonwliD vir  ? D jcar Has ai L£Zmffff ir iV ■ .-n Time m RamsVB VISITORS [ID ' • .1 Down I Yds. to go MOtn jg. wesi bnt:: ier Universjty •J- -T. 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V i i 151 UJft€STLING 1985-1986 LUrestllng (DuqI Meet Record: 9-9) UU L LUCV OPP Vork Invitotionol Tournament Champions at 126. 155, 167 €ostern Notionals at Old 14th place 29 teoms Dominion U. Millersville U. Tournament 5th ploce 15 teoms Rider L 16 22 nt Princeton L 15 23 Rrmy L 2 38 Jomes Modlson L 19 22 Olest Cliester U. Golden flams 2nd place 6 teoms fit Salisbury State LU 39 13 Glossboro State UU 36 13 Dreiel L 9 31 DeloLuore State Invitational 4th place 12 teams Rt Millersville L 17 29 Kutztoujn UU Forfeit Rt Rmericon U. UU 32 15 So. Connecticut UU 27 20 Shippensburg UU 34 9 PSRC Championship at Clarion 7th place 13 teams Rutgers L 20 22 Cost Stroudsburg L 17 26 Temple L 6 49 Rt George Mason UU 44 3 Virginio State UU 43 2 DeloLuore UU 30 17 NCRR Division II €astern 2nd place 15 teams Reglonals at edinboro Head Cooch: Dole Bonsoll M€N ' S LflCROSS€ 154 4n i Mhi i ' . P ' tfii H ■g -. ■  l ' . ■■- ' , • F ■ ■ tt ' i .9e 1 M JMfi 155 UUOM€N ' S GVMNFISTICS Results UJCU OPP Bryn Moujr W 156.55 10865 Ursinus LU 156.55 118.05 Temple L 166 75 169 65 So Connecticut L 155.50 163.30 U- Bridgeport UJ 155 50 105.15 Hofstro UU 165 90 147.50 Sujorthmore LU 165.90 106.40 Nqvi UJ 16360 15525 Glossboro Ol 16360 96 35 U Md-Bolt. Count i s 163 60 156.10 € Stroudsburg UU 164 60 14395 Glossboro State UJ 16445 105-65 U- Md-Bolt. Counti UU 167 60 154 40 Trenton Stote LU 169 00 161.10 I!XZ. 156 ■ m ' K M ' rjM t ' V H I Hj Jfl K- , H il A L B h HK ' y b tiAi B 1 PRIflLU Championships LU 8th i eor in o rouj LUCU 166 35 Srijn Moujr 128.00 Suiorthmore 124 20 Ursinus 140.15 PSflC Championships Second Ploce fit UJest Chester Univ, €CflC Div II Chompionships fifth Place ' NCflH Div II Regionols ot lUP •NCflfi Div II Nationals Lauretta Thomas fit fin force Academic Colorado Springs Colorodo • If quolifv HCflD COflCH: SfiNDV THI€LZ 157 M€N ' S GVMNflSTICS 158 1985-1986 Men s Gymnastics fit Novv UUm. Mary Concelled Kent State L Forfeited Long Island U. L 137.45 155.85 Cornell L 134.85 188.30 Dartmouth LU forfeit U.S. Coost Guard UU 146.55 103.35 Penn LU 138.95 132.85 €ast Stroudsburg L 129.70 199.65 C.C.N. V. L 129.70 130.30 Cornell L 129.70 192.85 Temple L 166.75 169.65 NRGL Championships at Courtlond (SUNV) Head Coach: Jim UUolker fc IJ ' - ' CTT Pt?fT; ' 159 160 161 ' V Ao 0 ■ ' i, 162 U10M€N ' S INDOOR TRACK 1985-86 UUOM6NS INDOOR TRflCH December FrI 12 6 €ost Stroudsburg Relays 1st Setsv Voutler Shot Put 405 1st Betsy Voutler High Jump 5 4 Jonuory Sun, 1 5 Lafayette Invltotlonal 1st Betsy Voutler 20 lb UJt 56 1 1st Carol Forry Long Jump 16 9-1 2 1st Betsy Voutler Shot Put 387 1 11 Toujson St Invltotlonal 1st Betsy Voutler Shot Put 37 ' 5 1st Besty Voutler High Jump 5 ' 2 1st Corol forry 60 Vd Hurdles 8 6 1 19 fit Lofoyette 84 Millersvllle 40 UUest Chester 5 1st Betsy Voutier Shot Put 40 ' 2-l 2 1st Corol Forry Tnple Jump 33 ' 1 1st Betsy Voutler High Jump 5 2 1st Chris Moser 3 Mile Run 18 10 6 1st Carol Forry Long Jump 16 10-1 2 1st Chris Moser 1000 Vd Run 2 53,9 1 24 Ht DelQuuore 87 ToiiJsan St 12 Cotholic U, 1 LUest Chester 70 1st Corol Forry Long Jump 16 10 1st Corol Forry Triple Jump 34 9-1 2 1st Carol Forry 55m Hurdles 8 8 February Sot 2 1 Princeton Reloys 4th Gllllon Gront 55m Dash 7 3 5th Betsy Voutler High Jump 5 ' 5-3 4 2 9 Deloujore Open 3rd Gront. Porhs. Todd. Houjley 1600m R 4 08 5th Betsy Voutler Shot Put 38 ' 1 I 6th Carol Forry 55m Hurdles 8 4 2 16 DeloLuore Invitotlonol fl 3rd Chris Moser 5000m 18 06 3rd Amy tUestermon Shot Put 38 7 2 22 Cost Stroudsburg Invitotlonol 1st Gllllon Gront 60 Vd 7 3 1st Gllllon Grant 300 Vd 38 9 1st Cindy Porhs 600 Vd, 129 1 March Sot-Sun. 3 1-2 CCfiCDIv, Team Ploce 5th 16 2nd Betsy Voutler High Jump 5 ' 4 2nd Hmy UUestermon Shot Put 420 2nd Chris Moser 5000m Run Head Cooch; Bill Butler 1st Betsy Voutler Shot Put 39 3 1st Cindy Porhs 500m Run 1 19 9 1st Gllllon Gront 300 Vd Run 44 3 6th Todd, forry. Hockenberry. Sheoffer Shuttle Hurdle Relay 35 3 UUC R6CORD 6th Amy UUestermon Shot Put 58 10 10:00 4th Gllllon Gront 200m Dash 26 8 4th Corol Forry 55m Hurdles 8 4 Fl 10:00 1st Betsy Voutler Shot Put 39 5-1 2 1st Besty Voutler High Jump 5 2 1st Gront. Todd. Vltello. Parks Mile Reloy 4 13,1 Costern Chomplonship ot Southern Conn 3rd Gillian Gront 500m Dash 41 1 LUC RCCORD 3rd Grant. Todd. Golnes. Porks Mile Relay 405, 5 4th Moser, Mosol, Dyroff, Ditlilo 2 Mile Reloy 4th Betsy Voutler Shot Put 415 UJO Vl€N ' S INDOOR TRACK 165 M€N ' S INDOOR TRnCK December fri 12 13 Muhlenberg Invitational 1st flolph Tomm Shot Put 48 4 Jonuory 1 4 Lehir h InvitQtianol 2nd Ralph Tomm Shot Put 50 3rd Scott Norton 1000 Vd 2 17 8 1 12 Lofoyette invitationol 1st Scott Norton 880 Vd 1 56.2 1st Kirt LUiilis Long Jump 216 2nd Rich Conozoro long Jump 2! ' 5 1 19 Ht Lafoyette Millersville 1st Scott Norton Mile 4 20 1st Rich 3Ql2er 60 Hurdles 7 8 1 St Kirt UJillis Long Jump 2 1 ' 1 ■ ' i 1st Joe LUoriuick 880 Vd 2 02 1 1 24 Rt Delouuare Mt St Mory ' s 1st Korrell, UUaruiich. Kelly, Norton 2 Mile Reloy 8 09 3 2nd Rolph Tomm Shot Put 49 7 2nd Ralph Tomm 35 lb ujt 38 4 2nd Scott Norton 1000m 2 33 3 February 2 2 Princeton Reloys Rich Solzer 55m Hurdles 7 9 flndre Rutledge 55m Dash 6 5 2 9 Deloujore Open 2nd Rolph Tomm Shot Put 52 2 4th Korrell, LUatmick. Kelly, Norton DMA 10 38 4 Joe LUoroiick 800m 1 59 J 2 16 Oeloujore Invitotionol 2nd flolph Tomm Shot Put 52 8- '  2nd Scott Norton 1000m 2 28 9 LUC R6CORD fri, 2 21 Rt Cost Stroudsburg Kutztouun Montclair St 1st Scott Norton Mile 425 5 1st Scott Norton 1000 Vd 2 18 9 1st Rolph Tomm Shot Put 50 5 Morch Sot -Sun 3 1-2 ICHRRR Rolph Tomm Shot Put Heod Coach: Bill Butler 2nd Ralph Tomm Shot 52 ' 6 IC4fl Quolifying 2nd Kirt UUillis High Jump 6 5 2nd Rndre Rutledge 60 Vd Dash 6 4 2nd Scott Norton 1000 Vd 2 22 4 n 7 00 2nd Joe UJortuick 800m 2 00 7 3rd Snon Korrell 1500m 4 04 4 LUC R6CORD 3rd Kirt tJJillis High Jump 6 6 H 1 00 Ralph Tomm Shot Put 49 10 Korrell. LUorujick. Kelly. Norton 2 Mile Reloy 801 2 H 2 00 5th (consolations) Barry LUhitmoyer 55m H 7,7 H 2 00 1500m 4 04 3 LUC RECORD 1st Joe LUoriuich 880 yd 2 00 2 1st Rndre Rutledge 60 Vd 6 5 1st Korrell. Loughin, Stopleton, LUoriuick 2MR 8 34 4 R 12:00 «- . -• W v 167 UJOM€N ' S SUIIMMING I DIVING Hi  i p t f « f « 1 •tiH ' ' ' 1985 UJomens Sujimming (6-6, 2-3 PSFIC) UU L uucu OPP Drexel (M UU) L 34 76 Aider LU 57 35 VillonovQ (M5iUJ) L 32 61 DelouuQre L 41 72 €ll2Qbethtoujn UU 65 44 Shlppensburg L 64 76 Cost Stroudsburg L 46 66 Glossboro State UU 70 42 Hooiord UU 57 29 Mlllersvllle Ol 87 55 Kutztomn UJ 74 37 Sloomsburg L 37 75 Heod CoQch: George McKernon 168 M€N ' S SUJIMMING «• V; ' r r :- - ' e . 1985 -1986 Mens Sujimmlng (6-6, 2-2, PSfiC) LU L LUCU OPP Dreiel L 43 68 Bloomsburg Invltotionol Rider I 45 67 Villanovo I S6 77 Lehigh n Delooiore L 44 66 eiizobethtoiun UJ 46 23 Cost Stroudsburg L 41 70 Giossboro State UJ 70 43 HoiiUQrd UJ 62 48 Shippensburg L 38 63 HutztoiDfi UJ 56 53 UUidener UJ 60 36 Rutgers-Comden Cancelled Bloomsburg UJ 62 31 PSflC Championships ot Clorion 8th of 9 teams Heod Cooch: George McKernon BnS€BnLL 170 172 ' 3 ;fe««W ,.a 173 ' sjsi ifi SBt. •■; f 174 SOFTBRLL 175 uwp m - t Ik. 176 177 BOXING 178 180 181 - dministr Young man, I thought I made it clear to you never to eat pizza while I ' m lecturing. 184 185 186 187 188 KS saaasKt: i msB x -ni k i-f - ' ;«« ,f J fc _ Vi ■ ' flHs ' l jgsCfl KB r B fin H v1 rjT [p, 1 r ■i w 1 |. 1 f i J B SH.4fli „.. -. . 190 $ - !£ _« i iiH r ji _ -j 191 192 193 194 195 marjamammo ■..- ;- ■ty t.j.  -j ' .-;--« - .- v : - wzj- ' ..v-: vents II pizza — wow. ■i ro in-i The Wet Ones , an airband created by Lori Gladulich, won the state airband competition held at WCU on Sunday, April 13, 1986 with their rendition of It ' s Raining Men. The group never expected to get as far into the competition as they did, not to mention win- ning it, because most of them entered it just for fun. The choreography was created by Lori Gla- dulich and Cindy Smith. The majority of the group members were residents of the fourth floor of Goshen Hall and they all agreed that could have never won the competition without the sup- port of the rest of their floor. The Wet Ones consisted of Lori Gladu- lich, Cindy Smith, Renee Stenson, Michelle Gero, Elisa Gill, Kym Grosso, Ellen Hannery, Sue Everett, Peggy Hatt, Pat Tryson, Walt Bloom, Tony Deremer, Scott Taylor, Mike Ta- keh, and Ralph Tamm. THE WET ONES 198 200 204 206 207 V ' ! ?ms  208 y b ..i . 211 213 i JV-iVTr-z-ifyTJt ji f ' ' • ' - ' ' -y eniors Yeah-yeah, that ' s the ticket. 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Cotter, flpril Lee Media, Pfl Sigma fllpha Iota 1 ,2,3,4 (Sgt. at Arms 4); Chamber Orchestra 3; College Choir 1,2; Concert Bond 1,3; Instrumental Cnsemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Moster- uuorks Chorus 2,3,4. Coyne, Denis L. Spring, TX Sports Bicycle Racing; Cycling Club (Presi- dent 4). Crouuford, Jacqueline Manilla Philadelphia, Pfl BSD 1,2,3,4; Communications Club 3,4; Gospel Choir 1,2; Resident flssistant 4; Que essence Auxiliary 1,2,3,4; Student employment 4. Creamer, eilen M. LUest Chester, PA. Crisonti, Lisa J.M. Broomoll, PA Sigmo Tou Delta 3,4; Italian Club 1; Ser- pentine 1,2,3,4 (Layout editor 1, Fresh- man Record editor 2, Co editor-in-Chief 4). Cross, Susan J. Malvern, PA Psychology Club 3; UUCflCVC 3 (President). Cummings, Catherine T. Philadelphia, PA. Cunniffe, Peter Aloysios Holmes, PA Friars 2,3.4; Neiumon 2,3,4. Curio, Mario L. Millville, NJ Communications Club 2. Czortouuicz, Barbara Regino Sensolem, PA RHA 2,3,4; Rugby 2,3; Student employ- ment 1,2,3,4. 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Del Corlino, Gina Rose Philadelphia, PA Koppo Delta Pi, Phi Koppo Delta; Intramu- rols ACC; Overseas Student Teaching Program (Vienna Austria); Summo Cum Loude; Honorary Aujord in the Not ' l. Dean ' s List. Delp, Jennifer Marie Dunuuoody, GA Social UUelfore Club 1,2,3,4. Demey, David C. UUoyne, PA Theto Chi 2.3.4; Communication Club 2.3; Rugby 3,4; UUeight Lifting 1,4; LUCUR 2,3,4; Intramurols 2,3,4. Demo, Diana Moe LUilmington, DC Phi eto Sigma 2,3,4; Chamber Choir 2,3.4; College Choir 1; Mosterujorks Chorus 2; UUomen ' s Chorus 2; Honors Progrom 1,2,3,4. Dempsey, Regina T. Feosterville, PA RHA 2; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Social UUelfore Club 1,2; Intramurols 2,3; Neuumon 1,2,3,4; S.A.M. 4. Derr, Mary Beth Boothuuyn, PA 282 KoppQ Delto Pj 1; Phi Kappa Delta 2,3,4; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Mosterijuorks Chorus 3; UUomen ' s Chorus 2. DeSanctis, Rose Marie S. Thorndole, Pfi Basketball 1 ; Softball 1 ; Dance Production UUorkshop 2; Little Theatre Club 3,4; Intro- murals 3,4; Production luork in Heddo Gobler ond One Act Plag 3,4. DeSontis, Frances Ann Oceonport, NJ RHfl 1 ,2; ion 1 ,2; flbbe Society 2,3,4; Del- ta Zeta 2,3,4; Nursing Club 1 ,2,3,4; Intro- murals 1,2; UUho ' s UUho 3,4; Undergradu- ate Representative on Search Committee for Dean of Groduote Studies UUCU- 1 985. Diemer, flnne Stouffer UUilmington, D€ Ice Hockey 2,3; Masteruuorks Chorus 1,2,3; Sigma Pi Little Sisters 1,2. DiFrancesco, Joseph flnthony (III) Drexel Hill, PR. DiFulvio, Tina Morie Shillington, PR UUomen ' s Glee Club 1; Student Rcademic Affairs 3. Dillon, John M. UJest Coldujell, NJ Soccer 1; Mkt. Society 3,4; Neuumon 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4. Diltz, Greg S. Midford, D€ CRS 1; Cross Country 2; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 1,2,3,4. Dinolfo, Lisa L. Mendhom, N.J. OCSR 4 (Sec); Delta Zeta 2,3 (V.P.), 4 (V.P.) DiNunzio, Donna M. Vinelond, NJ DiPietro, John J. Philadelphia, PR OCSR 3; Bosbeall 1 ,2,3; Quod Rngles 3,4; NCOR 1,2,3; Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Student employment 1,2,3,4. DiSonto, Josephine fl. Hovertouun, PR Ditizio, Corolonne M. Bensolem, PR Phi €psllon Koppo 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Track Field 3,4. Doebele, Denise 6. Dover, D€ Donoll, UUilliom J. Ringujood, NJ Koppo Delta Pi 3,4; M.6.N.C. 1,2,3,4; P.S.€.R. 4; College Choir 1 ; Marching Bond 2; Masteruuorks Chorus 2,3,4; Music edu- cators Not ' l Conf. 1,3,4; Men ' s Chorus 2. Donkin, Mark D. Ridley Pork, PR Intromurols 2,3,4; Soc. Rdv. Mgt. 3,4. Donnelly, John J. Clifton Heights, PR Soc. Rdv. Mgt. 3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4. Donnelly, Timothy F. King of Prussia, PR Donzonti, Ruth R. Mormoro, NJ RC€4. Dougherty, Thomas UJ. Lonsdoiune, PR Tqu Koppo Cpsiion 1 ; Politicol Science 3,4 (V.P.); Voung Republicans 3,4; Neuumon 4; UUCUfl 1; Intromurols 1,2,3. Douuer, Michael S. Philodelphio, PR Douuson, Cric R. St. Davis, PR Soc. Rdv. Mgt. 4; Ice Hockey 3; Rugby 4. Droke, Daniel J. Upper Darby, PR Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4. Dreisboch, Debro R. Breinigsville, PR Phi €to Sigma 1 ,2,3,4; RIpha Lombdo Del- ta 1,2,3,4; IGR 3,4; RIpha Xi Delta 2,3 (Tres.), 4 (Sec.) Inter Greek Council 2,3 (Ret. Choir); 4 (Pres.); Stud, flcodemic flffrs. 3,4; CRPC 3,4. Drochek, Mark Norristouun, PR Friars 2,3,4; Morching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Hon- ors Stud. Rssoc. 2 (V.P.), 3,4 (Pres.); Stud. Rep. to Univ. Com.. 2; Speciol Rsst. Treos. IGR 2. Dunbar, John J. Pipersville, PR Boxing 3; Recounting Soc. 2,3,4; Intromu- rols 1,2,3; Stud, employ. 1,2,3,4. Dunfee, Robin fl. Hovertouun, PR flbbe Scoiety 4; flichemist Club 1,2,3,4; Darlington Biological 3,4. Dunkin, Stacy M. UJest Chester Pfl OCSfl 2; flccounting Soc. 3; Nflfl Stud. Chap. 3,4; Mkt. Soc. 3 Dunlap, flnne P. flltomonte Springs, FL Dunlap, Suson L. Reading, Pfl Tennis 1,2,3,4. Cosley, TondaloiQ fl. Philadelphia, PR Louj dub 1,2; Theatre Donee Group 1,2,3,4. edghill, Roger fl. St. James, Borbodos, UJ. Indies. P. Gommo Mu 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; flc- counting Society 4; Nat ' l Student ex- change 1,2,3,4. ehrhort, flngelo D. UJest Chester, Pfl RHfl 3; Comm. Club 4. eichenhofer, Tracy fl. Philadelphia, Pfl Student employ. 3. eitringhom, Lisa fl. Highland Pork, NJ. M.e.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond 1; Instru- mental ensemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Bond 2,3; LUomen ' s Chorus 2 (Pres.); Neuumon 1,2,3,4; Mar- ching Bond Gen. flssem. 2,3; Tou Beta Sigma 1.2,3,4. enord, UJilliom C. Philodelphio, Pfl Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Computer Club 4 (V.P.) englond, Tracy M. Red Bonk, NJ. Theotre Dance Group 1,2,3,4 (Pres. flII) erb, Barry D. UJest Chester, Pfl ernst, Kimberly fl. Bethlehem, Pfl Tennis 1,2; Psychology Club 4. €sch, James M. Broomoll, Pfl Sigma Tou Delta 3,4; Classics Club 2,3,4; Doedulus 3,4; Literature Club 3,4. euler, Leslie fl. Hommelstoujn, Pfl Darlington Biologiciol 1,2,3,4. 3,4; Neujmon Fobrizio, Donna R. Thornton, PR Ski Club 2; Comm. Club 1,2. Flocone, flngela D. flndolusio, Pfl Zeta Tou fllpho 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Zeto Tou flipha Tres. 3,4. Flocone, Clotilde C. UJorminster, Pfl RHfl 2,3,4 (V.P. Tyson Hall); Spanish Club 1,2; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4; Mkt. Sec. 3,4; Italian Club 1,2. Fenstermocher, Susan fl. NeuJtouun Square, Pfl 283 Ferry, Michael J. €ssingtoh, Pfl UUrestling 1,2. Fiels, Mottheuj V. Seoford, NJ M.€.N.C. 3,4; College Choir 1; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4; Mostertuorks Chorus 2,3,4; Music €duc. Not ' l. Conf. 3,4; Men ' s Chorus 2,4; Symphonic Bond 1,2; UUood- uulnd ensemble 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4. Finger, Susan €. Fronklinville, NJ Kappa Delta Pi 4; P.S.€.n. 4. Finno, Kathleen €. Hockessin, DC Chamber Orchestra 2; College Choir 1; In- strumental Cnsemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Mosterujorks Chorus 2; MusicQ flntigus 3; Symphonic Bond 1; Symphony Orchestra 3,4; UUomen ' s Chorus 3,4. Firth, flnneMorie ULIarminster, Pfl Intromurals 1,3,4. Flaherty, Sharyn L. UUest Chester, Pfl Flanagan, Rebecca M. fllexondrio, Vfl Indoor Track 1 Track Field 1; Neujman 1,2,3,4. Flondermyer, NoncyJ. Vork, Pfl M.C.M.C. 3,4; PHi Cto Sigma 1; Honors Program 1,2,3,4. Flannery, Suson S. flrdmore, Pfl Soc. UUelfare Club 2,3,4; Neujmon 2,3,4; Intromurals 2,3. Fleming, Sondro D. Hempstead, N.V. 6SU 1 ; CflS 1 ; Voung Democrats 2; College Choir 1; Concert Bond 1 ,2; Marching Bond 1,2. Flood, Croig V. UUest Chester, Pfl Intromurals 3,4; Lacrosse 3,4. Florin, Sondra M. UUest Chester. Pfl RHfl 1 ,2; OCSfl 3,4; Board of Gov. 2; Stu- dent employ. 1,2,3,4. Foley, flnn T. Havertouun, Pfl Fencing 1,2; Intromurals 1,2; Synchro- nized Suuim 1 . Forbes, flilison M. Gulph Mills, Pfl Foti, flnn D. Drexel Hill, Pfl Fouuler, Leuuis UU. Pitman, NJ Rugby 2,4; UUrestling 3,4; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4. France, Gary G. Broomoll, Pfl Morching Band 1,2,3,4 (Co-cpt. Color- guard). Froncico, flnne M. UUarrington, Pfl Fronkenfield, Janet M. UUest Conshohocken, Pfl flipho Lombdo Delta 1; Pi Gamma Mu 3; Soccer Club 1,2; fleet. Soc. 3,4; Not ' l fls- soc. of flccountonts 3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4 (Treosuer). Franks, Christine fl. Philadelphia, Pfl BSU 3,4; IGfl 3 (flffirm. Act. Rep.); fl.C.C.I. 3,4. Fraser, Lisa fl. Lancoster, Pfl Koppo Delta Pi 3,4; Phi Cpsilon Kappa 3,4; Badminton 2,3; Intromurals 2,3,4. Frederick, John M. €llicott City, MD. Outdoor Adventure Center Coord. 3,4. Fulginiti, Linda M. Springfield, Pfl Political Science 2. Godsby, Theresa R. Levittouun, Pfl flC€4. Golanti, Marionne Norristoiun, Pfl College choir 1 ; Mosteruuorks Chorus 3,4; UUomen ' s Chorus 2. Golvin Jr., UUilliom F. Norristoain, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 2,3,4; Mktg. Soc. 2,3,4,. Garamello, DouunMorie Colduuell, NJ Social UUelfare Club 2,3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 2,3,4. Garland, Michelle D. UUest Chester, Pfl Garland, Robin K. Philadelphia, Pfl UUCUR 3,4. Gossner, Liso M. Horrisburg, Pfl Goult, Robert J. Philadelphia, Pfl Intromurals 2,3,4. Gay, Ginger H. Bortonsville, Pfl flipho Lambda Delta 1 ,2; Comm. Club 2,3; Daedulus 4; Not ' l Stud, exchange 3. Gbur, Janet Doujningtouun, Pfl Gehman, Robin L. Douglossville, Pfl Genoro, Mary €. Cootsville, Pfl Gentile, Joanne M. Broomoll, Pfl Gerloch, Caroline L. UUest Chester, Pfl CflS 1. Giompopo, Steven R. Philadelphia, Pfl Phi Delta flipho 3,4; Ice Hockey 1 ,2; Intro- murals 1,2,3,4; Historical Soc. 2,3,4. Gilpin, Nicola L. Cost Goshen, Pfl Intromurals 1,2. Giovannitti, Maria Cleno J. Poulsboro, NJ Phi Gpsilon Kappa 3,4; Basketball 1 ; Intro- murals 1,2,3,4; Aerobic Instructor 1,2,3,4. Glodulich, Lori fl. UUorminster, Pfl Soccer 1,2,3,4; Program Board 1,2,3,4. Gledzinski, Kim fl. Glenmore, Pfl Track Field 1,2. Gockley, Jodi fl. Cphroto, Pfl Goldstein, Michele S. Motaijuon, NJ Delta Zeto 2,3,4 Goldsuuorthy, John H. UUorminster, Pfl Football 1,2,3,4. Good, Mark C. Phoenixville, Pfl Comm. Club 3,4; UUCUR 3; Intromurals 2,3,4 (copt.); Dorm. Council 1,2. Goodmen, Bruce M. Phoenixville, Pfl Theto Chi 1,2,3,4; Hiller 1. Gore, Corol L. Glendden, Pfl Soccer 3. Germon, Maureen M. Pottsville, Pfl Neuumon 1,2,3,4; Spec €d. Club 1,2,3,4. Gormley, Bernadette Drexel Hill, PA RHR 1,2,3; Phi Cpsilon Koppo 3,4 (pres.); Mojors Club 1,2,3,4; P.S.C.A. 3,4; Netu- mon 1,2,3,4; Intromurals 1,2,3,4; Student 284 employment 1,2,3,4. Gouj, Christopher fl. Choddsford, PR Comm. Club 3,4 (Pres.). Grof, Jean M. Medio, Pfl Gromigno, Morio G. Bensolem, PR Nursing Club 4; Intromurols 1,2,3. Grover, Lorl fl. St. Perkosie, PR Marching Bond 1,2,3,4 (Drill Instr., Flog Copt.); Rvengers Color Guard 2; Thresh- old Color Guard 3,4. Graves, Suzanne €. Norristouun, Pfl Louu club 4; Psychology Club 4. Groziosi, John C. Philadelphia, Pfl Comm. Club 3,4; Campus Crusade for Christ 4; Quod flngles 1,2,3,4. Green, Phillorio N. Philadelphia, PR BSU 4 (Sr. Rep.); IGfl 1 ,2, (General Rep.); Gospel Choir 1,2; Student employment 3,4. Grein, Barbara M. UUarrington, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4. Gresh, Linda J. Norristouun, Pfl Psychology Club 2,3,4. Giez, Joseph UJ. Rottinghom, Pfl Physics Club 3; College Choir 2; Concert Bond 1; Instrumental Cnsemble 1,2,3,4; UUind ensemble 2. Grimes, Meionie D. Kennett Square, Pfl Laoi Club 3,4. Grove, Marcio L. Mountville, Pfl Grygo, Diana M. edison, NJ IGfl 4; Phi €psilon Kappo 2,3,4; flthletic Trainers Club 2,3,4. Gryn, Marie €. Gymnastics 3,4. Guigley, Dona J. Mohnton, Pfl RHfl 2; Theto Chi (doughter) 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2; Intromurols 1,2. Guzzo, Pino Philadelphia, PR Mkt. Soc. 4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4. Hobgood, Gregory J. Vordley, Pfl €MS 1,2,3,4. Hogons, Glenn T. Honeybrook, Pfl Holler, Heidi fl. Lebonon, NJ UU.C.fl.e.V.C. 4 Homman, earnest B. Folcroft, Pfl Honnon, flnneMorie M. Drexel Hill, Pfl fleet. Soc. 3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4. Hare, Suson B. Londoaine, Pfl Koppo Delto Pi 3; UJomens Glee Club 1. Harootunion, Mark S. UUest Chester, Pfl Harris, Brian J. Collingdoie, Pfl PSefl 4; Veterans Club 1,2,3,4. Hart, John D. Philadelphio, Pfl Footboll 2; Mkt. Soc. 3 (Treos), 4 (Treos.). Haskins, Sarah L. Beaver Falls, Pfl BSU 1,2,3,4; SSU 3; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3,4; Psychology Club 1,2,3,4; Student employment 2,3,4; Gospel Choir 1,2. Haushotter, David fl. Severno Pork, MD Photography Club 4 (V.P.); Quod 4. Hovira, Martin fl. UUilkes-Borre, Pfl Suuimming and Diving 2,3; Karate Club 1. Hayes, Crystal S. Pedricktoujn, NJ Indoor Track 1,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Bible Study 1,2,3,4; Student employment 2,3,4. Heckmon, Louro €. Seronton, PR Speech Path. fludiology 2,3,4. Heesen, Jennifer M. Hatboro, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4. Heffelfinger, Barbara L. Penndel, Pfl Heintz, Denise L. Perkiomenville, Pfl eMS 1,2,3,4. Helliuuell, Suson J. fludubon, Pfl flichemists Club 1,2,3. Heiss, Karen J. UUayne, Pfl Henderson, James C. Philadelphia, Pfl Nflfl 4. Herpen, Lori fl. UUest Chester, Pfl Physics Club 3; Madrigal Feaste UUaits 2,3; Instrumental ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; UUind ensemble 3; Intromurols 1,2; Student em- ployment 1,2,3,4. Herskoritz, Lori Neuutoujn, Pfl Phi Rlpho Theto 4; History Club 2,3 (Sec), 4 (V.P.); Doedulus 3.4; Quod 3; UUCUR 3,4. Hildebrond, M.J. Dollostoujn, PR Rlpho Phi Omego 2,3,4; College Choir 3,4; Marching Bond 1; Masteruuorks Chorus 1,2; Men ' s Chorus 2; Opera House 3. Hirschmonn, Stephen J. UUorminster, Pfl Football 1,2; Louu Club 1,2,3,4; Neuumon 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4. Hobbs, Jennifer e. Pottsville, Pfl fllpha Phi 2,3,4; P.S.e.fl. 4; neuumon 1. Hoffman, Linda Bentleigh Victoria flustrolio ISfl 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond 1,2; Master- uuorks Chorus 1; Symphony Orchestra 3; UUooduuind ensemble 1,2,3,4; Interno- tionol House 3,4; Rfl 2,3,4. Hoffman, Sharon L. Havertouun, Pfl Hohnstine, Kathleen fl. €xton, Pfl Koppo Delta Pi 3,4. Hollond, David fl. eoston, Pfl RHfl 1,2; IGfl 1; M.e.N.C. 1,2,4; UU.C. Mu- sic Theatre 2; Chomber Choir 1; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Men ' s Chorus 2; Opero Chorus 2; Student em- ployment 2,3. Hollinger, Michelle F. Bedford, NV Hollingsujorth, UUilliom S. Hoverton, Pfl RHfl 3,4; IGfl 3; Theto Chi 3,4; Intromurols 1 ,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1 ; Tyson Dorm. Pres. 4. Holt, eiizobeth fl. flston, Pfl Intromurols 1,2,3,4; environ. Heolth Club 3,4. Holtz, Barbara S. Vork, Pfl Suuimming Diving 1 ; Synchronized Sujim. 2,3,4; flCei 1,2,3,4; element, ed. Club 285 1,2,3,4; Aerobic Club 1,2,3,4. Hood, Christian N. Clorks Green, Pfl IGfi 3,4; Nafi Deans List 4; UJCU6 1,2,3,4 (Bus. fiffoirs Dir.) Hood, John H. Levittouun, Pfl Theatre 208 Prod. 4; LU.C. Music. Theatre 4; Quod 4; Intromurols 3,4. Hood, UJilliam D. Broomall, Pfl Horrocks, Michael R. Bluebell, PR Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4. Houuord, Melonie €. Philadelphia, Pfl 6SU4. Houuett, Marjorie fl. Oxford, Pfl Spanish Club 4; flCCI 3,4; Junior Vr. Abroad 3. Hulihon, Janice fl. Drexel Hill, Pfl flbbe Soc. 1; Comm. Club 3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4; Mkt. Soc. 3,4; Campus Crusade for Christ 3,4; Chi fllpha Christian Fellouu- ship 3,4. Hulmes, Ronald M. Philadelphia, Pfl Hunsberger, Lori fl. flccounting Soc. 3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4; Marching Band 2,4; Not ' l flssoc. of Ac- countants 4; Honor Stud. Assoc. 1,2,3,4 (Trees.). Huang, Tsin-Vi J. UJest Chester, PA Jock, Dora A. Pennsville, NJ Jompo, Dominic J. Sellersville, Pfl JonkoLuski, Laura fl. Philadelphia. Pfl Voung Republicans 4; Doedulus 2. Jenkins, Carol €. Thorndale, Pfl Jettison, Heloise V. Philadelphia, Pfl BSU 2,3,4; fllpha Kappa fllpha 2,3,4; Pon- hellenic Council 2,3. Jeuuitt, Melissa G. Volley Forge, Pfl Phi CtQ Sigma 1 . Johnson, Merrick UU. Kennett Square, Pfl UJho ' s UUho 4. Johnson, Monica T. Philodelphio, Pfl BSU 1 ,2,3,4; IGA 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Assoc, of Childhood 6d. Internot ' l. 2,3,4. Johnson, Sharon €. Beverly, NJ Soccer 1 ,2; Trock Field 4; Bible Study 3; Campus Crusade for Christ 1,2; Intromu- rols 1. Jones, Dionne T. Holland, PA RHfl 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4 (V.P.); Soc. UUel- fare Club 3,4. Jones, Richard T. Broomall, Pfl Archery 1,2,3; Rugby 1,2,3. Joppy, Toyio L. Horrisburg, PA Joyce, Potrick M. Primos, PA Suuimming Diving 3; Soc. Adv. Mgt. 3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4. Kodock, Shirley A. UJest Chester, PA Spanish Club 4; Mkt. Soc. 4; S.A.M. 4. Kane, Maureen P. Hovertoujn, PA Koplon, Rose Philodelphio. PA History Club 3 (pres.) 4 (tres.). Karomoides, Ana Broomall, PA €ta Sigma Gamma 1,2. Kates, Denise M. Boothuuyn, PA Phi Cpsilon Kappa 4; Lacrosse 1 . Keorns, Linda A. Berkeley Heights, NJ. Pi Koppo Delto 2,3,4; College Choir 1 ; Fo- rensic Society 3 (treos.), 4 (pres.). Keegon, Carol fl. Ridley Pork, Pfl Keehn, Susan D. Hovertouun, Pfl Keffer, Suson M. Vork. PA Intromurols 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Kehler, Nonnette D. Horrisburg, PA UUCACVC 3,4. Keisler, Kimberly L. €dgeujood, MD Modern Dance 2,4; LUomen ' s Glee Club 1. Kelley, Donald T. Beach Haven Terrace, NJ Koppo Delta Pi 3,4; M.C.N.C. 1,2,3,4; P.S.e.fl. 4; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Criterions 3; Morching Bond 1.2,3; Mosteruuorks Chorus 2; Music 6d. Not ' l Conf. 1,2,3,4; Men ' s Chorus 1,2 (V.P.); Symphonic Bond 1,2; UUind Cnsemble 3,4 (treos.); IVCF 1,2,3 (V.P.), 4 (pres.). Kelley, Theresa fl. Norberth, Pfl OCSfl 3,4; flCe 1. Kelly, Kevin A. Freehold, NJ. Phi €psilon Koppo 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 1,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4. Kerr, Liso €. Audubon, PA Ski Club 1,2; SNAP 4. Ketrick, Jay J. Boothuuyn, PA Key, Clizobeth R. Pittsburgh, PA Cheerleader 2,3,4; Speech Path. 5i Au- diology 4; Minority Retention Recruiting Program 2,3,4; Koppo Alpha Psi 2,3 (pres), 4. Kies, Denise M. Coopersburg, PA Alpha X Delta 2,3,4 (sec); IFPC 3,4 (hist.); Doedulus 3 (photo ed.); Quod 3,4. Kim, Kohong LLIest Chester, Pfl Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Asian Club 2,3,4. King, Cheryl fl. North LUoles, Pfl RHfl 1; fllpha Phi 1,2,3 (V.P.), 4 (Pres.); Suuimming Diving 1; Spec. €d. Club 1,2.3,4. King, Deborah fl. Ookford, PA Comm. Cub 1,2,3; Computer Sci. Club 1,2,3,4 (pres.). Kitselmon, Jeanne C. UUest Chester, PA Kloss, PouJette B. King of Prussia, PA Acounting Soc. 2,3 (treos.), 4 (treos.). Klein, Diane L. Lonsdouune, PA Klinedinst, Joonn M. Douuningtouun, PA Soc. Adv. Mgt. 3 (V.P.), 4 (pres.); Mkt. Soc. 3,4; Computer Club 1. Klink, Leslie €. UUest Chester, PA Phi €ta Sigma 1,2. 286 Klopp, Doryl Fleetuuood, PR Intramurols 1,2,3,4; Stud, employ. 1,2,3. KnQuss, FInne €. UUilmington, D€ Knittuueis, Steven UU. Philadelphia, PR Kohler, Robert C. Dallastouun, Pfi Konyk, Raymond fl. Chadds Fort, Pfl Kosta, Lisa Fl. Morton, PR Kothe, Thomas R. Richboro, Pfl RHfl 2,3; Alpha Lambda Delta 1 ; Friors 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Recounting Soc. 2,3 (V.P.), 4 (V.P.); College choir 1; Master- uuorks Chorus 3; Intramurols 1 ,2,3,4; Nat ' l Assoc. Accountants 2,3 (tres.), 4 (tres.); Honor Soc. Rssoc. 1,2,3,4. Kozlouuski, Paul R. Pottstouun, Pfl Intramurols 1; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 4. Krah, Bruce €. Glen Mills, Pfl Krouss, Gory D. UUest Chester, Pfl Kroninger, Mottheuu J. Sinking Springs, Pfl Chamber Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond 1,2,3.4; Criterions 1,2,3,4; Instru- mental Cnsemble 1,2,3,4; Men ' s Chorus 4; Symphonic Bond 2,3; Symphony Or- chestra 3,4; Bible Study 1,2,34; INCF 1,2,3,4. Kruse, Donna fl. Folsom, Pfl Phi Cto Sigma 1,2; CMS 2,3,4; Marching Band 1 ; Compus Crusade fro Christ 3,4. Kubler, Paul S. Philadelphia, Pfl RHfl 1,2,3,4; Friars 3,4; flccounting Soc. 1,2,3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3,4; Intramurols 1,2,3,4; Stud, employ. 1,2,3,4; Not ' l fls- soc. Accountants 3 (tres.), 4 (tres.). Kucero, Kathleen fl. UUest Chester, Pfl French Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 (V.P.). Kucherich, Gerald D. UUhitehall, Pfl Boxing 3; Football 1,2. Kuntz, Stephanie fl. UUolnutport, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 4; Mkt. Soc. 3,4; Marching Bond 1,2,3. Kurtz, Gory Sethleham, Pfl Intramurols 2,3,4; UUeight Liftng 2,3,4; Neuuman 2,3,4. Lobiok, Jane F. Coatsville, Pfl Lolli, Justin M. Bristol, Pfl Lauu Club; Intramurols 1 ,2. Lonzunelle, Vicki fl. Philadelphia, PA Lopoire, Margaret A. Vinelond, NJ Zeto Tau Alpha 1 ,2,3,4; Chamber Choir 2, College Choir 1; Concert Bond 3,4; Most- eruuorks Chorus 1,2,3; Music flntigus 1; Music Cd. Not ' l. Con. 3,4; Opera Chorus 2; UUomen ' s Chorus 2. Laporte, flnne €. UUest Chester, Pfl Zeto Tau flipho 1,2,3,4. Laverty, Tracy L. Bensolem, Pfl RHA 1,2,3; Psychology Club 3 (V.P.), 4; Neuuman 1. Louuson, Susan fl. Philadelphia, Pfl Social UUelfore Club 2,3,4 (Sec); Intramu- rols 2. Leoy, Thomas J. Drexel Hill, Pfl Lehman, Lisa J. Morrisville, Pfl Speech Path. flud. 3,4; Student Cmpioy. 1,2,3. Leopold, Jonothan L. Noruuood, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 2,3,4. Levine, Robert T. UUoyne, Pfl Intramurols 2,3; flichemist Club 1,2,3,4; Voung Republicans 3. Levy, Thomas J. Drexel Hill, Pfl Indoor Track 1 ; Intramurols 1 ; Rugby 1 . Liberoto, Michelle M. Molvern, Pfl Liebsch, Patricio fl. UUest Chester, Pfl Linn, Karen K. CatQuuisso, PA Indoor Track 1,2; Track 5i Field 1,2; P.S.e.A. 4; flCC I 2,3,4. Lipton, Ross C. Philadelphia, Pfl Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alchemists Club 1,2,3,4. Little, Donna J. Horrisburg, PA Lloyd, Glen J. UUest Chester, PA Alpha Chi Rhoo 2,3,4; Intromurois 1 ,2,3,4. Lobb, Charles UJ. Lonsdouune, PA OCSA 3 (pres.), 4; Tau Koppo 6psilon 1,2,3 (pres.), 4; Intramurols 1,2,3,4. Loeper, Jane €. Pottstouun, PA Loftus, Barbara A. Aston, PA Intramurols 2,3; Lacrosse 1; Nursing Club 4; Daedulus 4. Lombordi, Mary A. Philadelphia, PA C€L 1,2. Loving, Cormello V. Philadelphia, PA Bible Study 4. Lynch, Mary A. Temple, PA Zeto Tau Alpha 2,3,4; Nursing Club 4; In- tramurols 1,2,3,4. Lyncheski, David J. Fords, NJ College Choir 2; Concert Bond 2; Instru- mental Cnsemble 2,3,4; Marching Bond 2,3,4; Masteruuorks Chorus 3, Music €d. Not ' l. Confer. 2,3,4; Men ' s Chorus 2,3; Opero Chorus 3; LUoodiuind €nsemble 4. Lynes, Susan €. Broomou, Pfl Lyones, Celeste M. Philadelphia, Pfl Intramurols 1,2; Siuimming Diving 1 ,2,3,4; Voung Republicans 4; UUoter Polo 3,4. Lyons, Michael T. LUest Chester, PA AlphoChi Rho 1,2,3,4 (pres.) Mogono, Juona M. LUest Chester, PA ISA 2,3 (sec), 4; Soc Adv. Mgt. 3,4; Ski Club 3. Mognus, Andrea €. Norristouun, PA BSU 4; Mortin L. King School Committee 4; Progrom Board 4; NAACP 2. Mohoney, Lisa A. Norristoujn, Pfl flipho Phi 2,3,4; Psych Club 1,2. Molecki, Carol L. Reoding, Pfl Zeto Tau Alpha 2,3,4; Intramurols 1 ,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Nursing Club 1,2,3,4; SNAP 4; Volleyball Club 2. 287 Mansfield, Janet fl. UUescosville, Pfl Mork, James D. Lebanon, Pfl Phi Mu Alpha 2,3.4; Intramurals 3,4; Col- lege Choir 1,2; Concert Bond 4; Instrum €nsemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Mosteriuorks Chorus 2; UUCUR 1,2. Markus, Susonne J. UUest Chester, Pfl Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Psi Chi 3,4; Pschologv Club 1,2,3,4; Not ' l Stud. €xchange 2. Mortin, Sandra M. Drexel Hill, Pfl Mortire, Trocey fl. eogleville, Pfl Computer Club 3,4 (tres.); Orientation Staff 3. Mason, Denise €. Holland, Pfl Alpha X Delta 3,4. Masters, Susan K. Bethlehem, Pfl Mottiford, Lisa fl. Hovertoiun, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 4; Stud. €mplov. 1; Mkt. Soc. 3,4. Moximuck, UUilliom Boxing 3,4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3,4; Mkt. Soc. 3. McBreen, Paul J. Coluuvn, Pfl Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Laiu Club 4; Psych. Club 4. McColl, Patrick M. UUest Chester, Pfl Karate Club 1,2 (V.P.). 3 (pres.), 4 (pres.). McCarroher, Michael P. Douuningtouun, Pfl Classics Club 1,2,3,4. McCombs, flilison J. UUest Chester, Pfl UUCfleVC 1,2. McCormack, Kathleen fl. Morristoujn, NJ Kappa Delta Pi 3,4. McCullough, Steven G. eikton, MD Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 2,3,4; Voung Republicans 4; Marching Bond 1,2,3. McDonnell, Laurie L. Lonsdale, Pfl Intramurals 3; Comm. Club 3,4; Ski Club 3. McDonnell, Susan T. Linujood, NJ flbbe Society 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; flCG 3,4. McGlhiney, Susan P. UUest Chester, Pfl Badminton, 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Rug- by 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4. Mc€voy, Deirdre M. Montclair, NJ McGroth, Undo €. UUest Chester, Pfl Hist. Club 3,4. McGuire, Carole A. Folcroft, PA Intramurals 3,4; Stud. Cmply 2,3,4. McGurk, Karen R. Upper Darby, Pfl McKim, Cheryl A. Kennett Square, PA McMahon, Susan L. Cedar Grove, NJ Comm. Club 1,2,3,4; Children ' s Theot. 2; Assoc for Retard. Citizens 3,4. McNiff, Louro A. Lancaster, Pfl fllpho X Delta 1,2,3,4; Pol. Sci. 3,4. McQuoid, Maureen C. Marlboro, NJ fllpho Phi 1,2,3,4. McVey, Sheri G. UUilmington, DC Mkt. Soc. 3 (V.P.), 4 (pres.). Mebok, Christine M. LUest Chester, Pfl Intramurals 1 ,2. Meccoriello, Lynne M. Mossopeguo, NV. flbbe Soc. 3,4; Quad 1. Meehl, Donno C. Hotboro, Pfl Marching Bond 1 ,2,3,4. Melchoir, Kimberlie fl. Springfield, Pfl Melton, flshley Douuningtouun, Pfl Mkt. Soc. 2; S.fl.M. 1. Mendenholl, Ralph D. Douuningtouun, Pfl fllpho Phi Gamma 2,3,4; fllpho Chi Rho 2,3,4. Mesch, Curt M. Horrisburg, Pfl Messick, Diane J. Douunington, Pfl Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. Mignogna, Donna M. Hotboro, Pfl D.P.UU. 1,2,4. Miller, Amy K. Centerport, PA Alpha Phi 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4. Miller, Auleen D. Broomoll, PA Miller, Faith I. UUilmington, DC RHA 1,2,3,4; IGA 2,3; Hillel 1,2,3,4; Stud. Acad. Affrs. 2,3,4; Stud. Cmploy. 3,4. Miller, Trocy A. UUest Chester, PA Miller, Vicki L. Lebanon, Pfl D.P.UU. 1,2,3,4; Comm. Club 3; Modern Donee 1 ,2; Theatre Dance Group 2,3; Serpentine 3,4 (co-editor). Mills, David S. Philadelphia, Pfl Psych Club 3. Mitchell, Donno F. UUest Chester, Pfl Soc. fldv. Mgt. 4. Mitchell, Soundro V. Lonsdouune, Pfl RHA 2. Mobley, Cheryl L. UUest Chester, PA Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Sigma Tou Delta 3,4; Psych. Club 2,3 (pres.), 4 (pres.). Moebus, Kim M. Levittouun, PA ZetQ Tou Alpha 2,3,4 (V.P.); Indoor Track 1,2; Track Field 1,2. Moore, Tommy J. St. Mortinsburg, PA RHA 2; IGA 3 (sec); Psych. Club 1,2,3,4. Moore, Tina R. Philadelphia, PA BSU 1,2. Mooshion, Diono J. Ridley Pork, PA Soc. UJelfore Club 4; Navigators 1,2,3. Morley, Theresa UU. Hovertouun, PA Moses, Albert J. UUest Chester, PR IGA 1,2,3,4; Tou Kappo €psilon 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Al- chemists Club 1,2,3,4. Moonesso, Faromorz UUest Chester, Pfl CflS 1; OCSfl 1,2,4; IGfl 1,2,4; fllpho Chi Rho 1,2,3,4; flrchery 1; Trock 5i Field 1; Chess Club 1,2; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 1,2,4; Kq- 288 rate Club 1; Linguistics 1,2; Hillel 1,2,4; Quad 1,4; UUCUR 2,3,4. Moyer, Alice S. DouglQssville, Pfl OCSfl 3,4; Comm. Club 1 ,2,3,4; Little The- atre Club 1; Stud, employ. 1,2. Moyer, Julie L. Myerstouun, PR flbbe Soc. 3,4; Honors Program 1,2,3,4. Muldoon, John P. Drexel Hill, PR Munro, Sally fl. flllentoiun, Pfl Murphy, Joanne Souuie, MD OCSfl 3,4; Chamber choir 2,3,4; College Choir 1; Marching Band 3; Music Gd. Not ' l Conf . 3; UUomen ' s Chorus 2,3; Neuumon 1 . Murphy, John M. UUest Chester, PR Murray, Cileen M. Lonsdouune, PR OCSfl 1 ,2,3,4; Gta Sigma Gamma 4; Public Health 3,4. Murray, Kathleen F. Morrisville, Pfl Kappa Deta Pi 3,4. Myers, Randy J. UUellsville, Pfl Football 1,2; Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Track S Field 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; LUCUfl 3,4; Photo Club 2,3,4. Nodrotouuicz, Morilee J. Oxford, Pfl Spanish Club 2,3. Nonni, Paul J. Philadelphia, Pfl Football 1,2,3,4. Neely, Kenneth 6. flidon, PR INCF 1,2,3,4; Computer Club 2. Neff, Robert UUest Chester, Pfl Nelson, Lori R. Vineland, NJ Soc. Rdv. Mgt. 3 (V.P., 4 (V.O.); Mkt. Soc. 4. Niedzielski, Marie T. Bridgeport, Pfl RHfl 1 ,2,3,4; flccounting Soc. 2; Soc. fldv. Mgt. 3; Intromurols 1; Stud. €mply. 1,2,3,4; Nat ' l. flssoc. flccountonts 3,4 (V.P.). Nodolski, John P. Pottstouun, Pfl Intromurols 1. Norton, Julie fl. Freehold, NJ Phi €psilon Koppo 1,2,3; Intromurols 1,2; Rugby 1 ,2,3,4; Majors Club 1 ,2,3; Ski Club 1.2; Army R.O.T.C. 3,4. O ' Connell, Kim fl. UUest flilenburst, NJ Ski Club 1; Public Health Club 3,4. Okonieski, Kimberly fl. Horrisburg, Pfl Karate Club 2,3,4 (sec). Okonski, Michele M. flston, Pfl Okumuro, Larisso M. flston, Pfl flipha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 2,3; Campus Crusade for Christ 1,2,3,4. Olivierp, Suzanne R. Conshohocken, Pfl Modern Donee 4. O ' Riordon, Claire T. Philadelphia, Pfl RHfl 1,2,3,4; IGfl 2,3; flbbe Soc. 3,4. Orleon, Gerri R. Levittouun, PR fllpho Phi 2,3,4; Serpentine 2,3 (photo ed.). O ' Rourke, Stephanie R. Norristoujn, Pfl Intromurols 1. Ouslonder, Potti K. Philadelphia, Pfl Poosch, Debro L. Vork, Pfl Poce, Laine H. Chadds Ford, Pfl Polermo, Thomas J. UUorminster, Pfl fllpho Lombdo Delta 1,2 (pes.), 3,4. Palmer, Susan S. Port Jeff, NJ fllpho X Delta 2,3,4; MCNC 2,3; Chamber Choir 2; College Choir 1 ; Concert Choir 3,4; Master Chorus 2,3; Music 6d. Nat ' l Conf. 2,3; UUomen ' s Chorus 1,2. Ponczner, John €. Springfield, Pfl Nat ' l flssoc. for flccountonts. 4. Papiernick, Dauun M. UUillouu Street, Pfl Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Public Health Club 4. Porker, Denise L. UUorminster, Pfl Suuimming 5i Diving 2; flthletic Training Club 4 (Sec Tres.). Porks, Cindy J. King of Prussio, Pfl Cross Country 1,2,3; Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Trock Field 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); In- tromurols 1,2. Porks, Susan D. Hoverton, Pfl Potton, Deborah flnn Toms River, NJ P.S.€.fl. 4, IVCF 1,2,3,4; NCTM 3,4; IVCF - €xec Comm 3,4; Mosteruuorks Chorus 3. Poulison, Solly J. Pompton, Plains, NJ Nursing Club 4. Peorce, Helen Roseonne Cdgemont, Pfl OSCfl 1,2,3,4; Pi Kappa Delta 3,4; Hor- semanship 2; Competitive Speech 3,4; Dorlington Biol. 1,2; Debote Club 3,4; Neuumon 1,2,3,4; Student employment 1,2,3,4; Moth Tudor 3,4; Forensics Sod- ety - Secretary 4. Pedicone, Catherine flntoinette Longhorne, Pfl fllpho Xi Delto 2,3,4 (Jr. flsst. Pledge Trainer); The Quod 4 (Typesetter); Intro- murols 3. Peel, Robert J. UUayne, PR Intromurols 1 ,2,3,4; Voung Republicons 4. Penhollouj, Brenda fl. Tunkhonnock, PR Majors Club 2; College Choir 1,2,3; Con- cert Bond 1; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Mosteroiorks Chorus 2,3; Symphonic Bond 2; UUooduuind Cnsemble 2; Student employment 3. Petronsy, eileen M. Landsdouune, Pfl Intromurols 1 ,23,, 4; Nursing Club 3,4; Psy- chology Club 3,4; BSN Neoisletter 4. Phelen, Diane Lonette Limerick, Pfl Mojors club 1,2,3,4; R.C.e.l. 2,3,4 Phillips, Jonet Lynn Lonsdale, PR Ski Club 2,3; Intromurols 1,2. Phillips, Julie Rnne Morrisville, Pfl fllpho Lombdo Delto 1; Koppo Delto Pi 2,3,4; flCe 1 ,2,3 (Pres), 4; P.S.e.fl 4; Stu- dent employment 2,3,4 Pico, Shorom M. flilentoujn, PR R.C.e.l. 4. Picciotti, Joanne Marie UUilmington, DC fllpho Phi (I.G.C. Rep) 2,3,4. 289 PietroffittQ. Poulette Ann PhilQ, Pfl Pietschmonn, UJolter €. RHn 1,2 (Pres. Killinger), 3,4 (V-Pres Comm ChQirmon); IGfl 1 ,2.3,4 (Sp. flsst to €xec Board); Cheerleader 2; College Choir 1 ; Marching Bond 1 ; Masteruuorks Chorus 1,2,3,4; Campus Crusade 1,2,3,4; €CM 2,4; Student €mplovment 1,2,3,4. Porter, Cheryl Ann Drexel Hill, PR Zeto Tou Alpha 1,2,3. PoLuell, Douun Michele Fairfield, NJ Preble, Debbie M . Philo, PR CMS 1,2,3,4; Community Services 1,2; Residence Hall 2,3,4. Procopio, Julionne Glenolden, PR Rbbe Society 3,4; RIpha Lambda Delto 1,2,3,4; Pi Gommo Mu 3,4; Recounting Society 3,4; Not ' l Assoc, of Accountants 3,4. Puma, Loura Marie Philo, Intromurals 1,2. fiageis, Denise Marie Richboro, PA Alumni Rf fairs 1 . Roimoto, Victoria Ann Neuu London, PR RHR 1,2; Intromurals 1; Student €mploy- ment (D.R.) 1,2,3. Ramirez, Andra Luon Oceonvieuu, N.J. Psychology Club 3,4; Ski Club 4. Rouscher, Regina Margaret Audubon, NJ Morketing Society 4 (Secretary). Recine, Judy onn j . Longhorne, PA Redcoy, DonnaLynn M. Bridgeport, PR Reese, Karen Lynn Hockessin, D6 Valkyrie 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Majors Club 1,3,4; Philosophy Club 4; Intromurals 1,2,3. Regan, Michael Christopher LevittOLun, PA CMS 4; Intromurals 3,4. Reilly, MoryRose B. UJorminster, PA Marching Bond 1 ,2. Remster, Glynis UUest Chester, PR Comm Club 3,4 Repper, Jane M. Norristouun, PA Intromurals 1,2,3,4; Rugby 1,2,3,4; Nurs- ing Club 1,2; Social UUelfore 3,4; Intromu- rals 1,2,3,4; Student employment 3,4. Ressler, Karen Hope UUest Chester, PA UUCUR 1,2,3; Student Services 1,2 ;BSN Neujsletter - Cditor 1. Rail, Dovid Sujorthmore, Pfl CAS 1,2,3,4; LauuClub 1,2,3,4. Rickert, Bruce Lloyd Ridgefield, CT IGR 3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4; Little Theatre 1,2,3,4; LUC Musical Theatre 3; Chamber Choir 1 ; College Choir 1 ; Concert Band 1 ; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Masteruuorks Chorus 2,3; Music Conf. 1,2,3,4; Men ' s Choir 2,3; Opera Chorus 3. Ridings, Stacy Ann UUest Chester, PA Intromurals 3,4 Ri, Veonsum Philo, PR Robin, Betsey R. Rudubon, PA Kappo Delta Pi 3,4. Robinson, Renee K. Philo, PA Roche, Patricio C. (Keohone) Linujood, PA fl.C.e.i. 4 Roman, Kevin Scott €ssington, PA Intromurals 2,3,4. Roiue, Kimberly H. Glenside, PA College Choir 1,2; Concer Bond 1,2; Mar- ching Bond 1,2; UUomen ' s Chorus 1,2; Campus Crusade 1,2,3,4. flutter. Kimberly Sue Gilbersville, Pfl Spanish Club 1,2.3.4. Sobotino. Kimberly M. Cootesville, Pfl Saddle. Denise S. UUesttouun. Pfl Accounting Society 3.4 (Pres.); Soc. Adv. Mgt. 3.4; young Republicans 3.4. Solomon. Stanley John Philo. PA IGA 1; Kappo Delta Pi 2.3; Rugby 1,2; Physics Club 1,2,3,4; Troika 3. Sanguini, Louis Somerville, NJ IGA 3,4 (Choir elections Comm); UUCUR 1 ,2,3,4 (Gen. Manager, Student Advisor, Music Dir., Program Dir.); Neiumon 1 ,2,3,4 (Lector €uchoristic Minister). Sonville, Timothy Dole Valley Forge, PA Sonzeri. Dorian UUest Chester, PA Alpha Xi Delta 1,2,3,4 (Historian, Ritual Choir, Philonthrophy Choirmon) Sopone, Nicholas Robert Glenmoore, Pfl Sarbo, Michael Robert Reading, Pfl Sovo, John V. Beruuyn, Pfl Scollon, Sean Thomas UUest Chester, Pfl Scoppelloti, Potricio Mary Vinelond, NJ fllpho Xi Delta 2,3,4 (Pres); NSSLHfl 2,3,4. Schonck, Liso Lynn Lincroft. NJ Schields. Nancy L. Donboro. Pfl flCCI 2.3.4. Schmitt. David J. UUest Chester. Pfl Alpha Psi Omega 2; Intromurals 1.2,3,4. Schneck, Pomelo J. Bethlehem, Pfl Psychology Club 1,2,3,4. Schneiderhan, Kristen B. Sinking Spring, Pfl Intromurals 4; flrt flssoc. 1,2,3,4; Gro- phicQ Club 3,4. Schorn, Mario Florence UUest Chester, Pfl Schultze, Donna Lynn Mount Laurel, NJ fllpho Phi Omega 2.3,4; Social UUelfore Club 4. Scion. Stephen Robert Cherry Hill. NJ IGfl 2.3.4 (Fin. Comm - Sports Council); Ice Hockey 1.2.3,4 (Treasurer); Intromurals 1,2,3,4. Scioscio, Kothy flnne Coston, Pfl Kappo Delta Pi 3,4; Intromurols 2,3,4; Not ' l Student exchange 4; Student em- ployment 2,3,4. Segreve, Joan P. Morojood, PA 290 Seifert, Susan Fl. UUvomissing, PR Sekelo, SethRnn €xton, PR Sell, Leon M. Monheim, PR Soccer 1 ,2,3; Theatre Dance Group 2,3; Campus Crusade 2. Seltzer, Rlllson Jeanne Londenberg, PR Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Little Theatre Club 1,2,3,4 (Secretary). Shane, Cathleen R. UUest Chester, PR Modern Dance 3,4; Not ' l Student ex- change 1,2. Shannon, Gregory G. Phila, PR BSU 1,2,3,4; RHR 3,4; Omega Psi Rhi 2,3 (V-Pres); Soc. Rdv. Mgmt 2,3,4; UUCU N.R.R.P. 1,2,3,4; UUCUR 1,2. Siderio, Denise M. Broomall, PR Little Sisters of Theto Chi 2,3 Simmons, Jeffrey Louurence Chester, PR BSU 2,3,4; Kappa RIpha Psi 3,4; ROTC 3,4 Simoes, Carlo €. Stroudsberg, PR Rlpho Lambda Delta 1 ; Recounting Society 2,3; Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 1 ; Not ' ! Assoc, of Rc- countonts 2. Simons, Gric T. UUest Chester, PR Recounting Society 3,4; Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 3,4. Sinclair, Glenn John Ivylond, PR Phi Rlpho Theto 3,4. Skok, Kothryn Mechonicsburg, PA RHR 1 ,2,3,4; IGR 1 ,2,3; Rbbe Society 3,4; Neoiman 1,2,3,4; Student employment 2,3,4; Computer Science Club 1,2,3,4; Residence Life 2,3,4. Skrodenis, Jackie Geinn Hills, PR Sherry, Timothy Rndreiu LUest Chester, PR. UJCUR Smith, Meghan €. Philo, PR Nursing Club 4. Smithemon, Lynlee A. Mechonicsville, PA Zeto Tou Alpha 2,3,4; Ponhelienic Council 1,2,3,4; (Pres 2 - Treosurer 3,4 Ponhel- ienic; Treasurer 4 ZTR) Soctesz, Potricio Louise Kennett Square, PR College Choir 1,2; Masterujorks Chorus 3,4. Sommer Margaret Rnn UUollingford, PR Speider, Dianno Louise Toms River, NJ Campus Crusade 2,3; Intromurols 2,3,4 Spllotore, Robert Joseph Monmouth Jet, NJ UUCUR 1 ,2,3 (Neuus Sports Dir), 4; Intro- murols 1,2,3,4. Stohl, Brian Ralph €xton, PR €ta Sigma Gammo 1,2,3,4 (Pledge Mas- ter); Fencing Club 1 ,2 (officer); RIchemists Club 1,2; 6MS 1,2; Mosteruuorks Chorus 1; Notional Dean ' s List 1,2; Sports Club Council 2 (Secretory); Level Rep. of NSG Class 3,4. Starn, Jeffrey UUorren UUest Chester, PR StQvropoulos, Vvette UUest Chester, PR Quod 2,3 (Neuus Cditor), 4; UUCUR 4 Steinbeck, €llen Lee Philo, PR RHR 1,2,3,4; IGR 2,3 (Clec. Comm Choir), 4; Rbbe Society 4; Intromurols 1,2; Hillel 1,2; Stud. Rcademic Rffoirs 4; Student employment 1,2,3,4; Board of Gover- nors 3,4; Circle K Service Club 1,2,3. Stellujogen, Leonno McClure Hoverford, PR Steth, Tonya Philo, PR BSU 1 ,2; Louu Club 2; Omega €ssence Club 1,2,3,4; Student employment (RR) 3,4. Steujort, Janice L. Sroomoll, PR Intromurols 1,2,3; Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 4. Stout, Donna Morie Fairless Hills, PR Stover, eric Joseph Lancoster, PR Footboll 1 Streit, Craig RIbert Broomall, PR Strommer, Soro Jean Medio, PR Soccer 1 ,2; Little Theatre Club 1 ,2,4; Mar- ching Bond 2,4; College Choir 1; Junior Veor Rboord 3. Stryker, Morgoret R. Doylestooin, PA Subers, Gory Richard UUest Chester, PR IGR 3,4; Theto Chi 2,3,4; Intromurols 3,4; Rssoc. of Collegiote entrepreneurs 4; IGR Treasurer ' 84- ' 85; Theto Chi Treasurer 1983. Sullivan, Rnne e. Old Bridge, NJ Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 4 Sullivan, eiizobeth Havertouun, PA SusQck, Patricio Anne Skippock, PR eMS 1; Social UUelfore club 1,2,3,4; Intro- murols 3; Student employment 3. Sutcliffee, Karen Rnn Broomall, Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 4 Suueeney, Carol R. Philo, PR Rbbe Society 3,4; Voung Republicans 4; early Childhood Club 3,4. Siueeney, Patricio Lynn Philo, PR Suueet, Kristi L. Glen Mills,PR Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 4 Tobocchi, Duuayne R. Neuu Rochelle, NV Tober, Cloine J. Follston, MD Koppo Delta Pi 2,3,4; Pi Mu epsilon 4; IVCF 1,2,3,4. Totro, Barbara Jane emhordt Hockessin, D€ OCSR 2,3; IGR 3; Rnderson Moth Club 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; UUho ' s UUho 2; OCSR Treo- surer 2,3; Rnderson Moth Club Pres. 3. Thomas, Michael Francis UUhite Hall, MD Friars 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Intromurols 2,3; Karate Club 1,2 (Treasurer) 3,4; Speech Path. Rudiology 3,4; Honors Student Rssoc. 12,3,4, (Treos. Jr.). Thomas, Lauretta Patricio Toms River, NJ Gymnastics 4. Thompson, Kathleen Morio Levittoujn, PR Neuumon 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 2,3; Mar- keting Society 3,4; Soc. Rdv. Mgmt. 3,4. Tiger, Lori J. Dresher, PR Tilton, Rnne M. UU. Rllenhurst, NJ Intromurols 3,4; RCe3,4. 291 Tischer, Susan M. Douunington, M. Doujnington, Pfl flichemists Club 12; Nursing Club 1.2,3,4; Neuumon 3,4. Trouubirdge, Christine L. UJorminster, Pfl Tennis 1,2; Campus Crusade 1,2,3. Tucker, Kimberly fl. Phiia, Pfl SSU 4 (V-Pres); UUCUR 1 ; Omega essence 3 yrs; Student Mentor 1 yr. Tunitis, Thomas Joseph Mocungie Pfl Sigma Phi Cpsilon 3,4. Tuoni, Timothy C. Glenolden, Pfl Turek, Christine M. UUest Chester, Pfl PI Gamma Mu 3,4 Turnback, Trocey Ann Hazelton, Pfl Alpha Phi 1,2; Nursing Club 1,2,3,4; Neuu- mon 1,2,3,4. Turner, Gerald UJ. Norrlstouun, PR Boxing 1,2; Semper FIdelis Club 2,3,4. Tyler, LoVerne Diane Philo, Pfl BSU 3,4 (Secretary) RHA 1; Ponhellenic 4; Fencing 1; Zeto Phi Beta 3,4 (Pres); Gos- pel Choir 1,2 (Tres.); Inter-Greek Council 3,4; UU.C. Support Group 3,4. Tyson, David Norman Doiuningtoain, PR Uffen, €rikQ Victoria Philo, PR BSU 2,3,4; Student Affairs Council (Orien- tation Leader) 4; Donee Prod. UUorkshop 3,4; Modern Donee 1 ,2,3; Psych Club 3,4; Mortin Luther King Schol. 2; Omega es- sence 2. Uhler, Richard €. Voorhees, NJ Phi Cpsilon Kappa 2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1; Siulmming, Diving 2; Ski Club 1 ,2,3,4; Theatre 208 Productions 3 Urban, Beth Ann Bolo Cyniuyd, PR Valentino, Jane Patricio Pottstoujn, PA Von Scoyk, Amy Jr. UUest Chester, Pfl Concert Band 1; Marching Bond 2,3,4; Mosterujorks Chorus 2,3,4; Music Cduc. Not ' l Conf. 1; UUomen ' s Glee Club 2; Tou Beto Sigma 2,3,4. Vongieri, John Louis Hoverton, Pfl Basketball 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,4. Varolii, More flnthony Philo, PA RHA 2,3,4; Rfl UUayne 3,4; Phi Kappa Sigma 4; Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Neuuman 1; Student employment 1,2,3,4. Voutier, Betsy C. UJest Chester, Pfl Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Rugby 4; Track Field 1,2,3,4. Veromonti, Kimberely Rnn Bridgeport, Pfl Lacrosse 1,2 Vetter, Lisa flnn e. Lansdoujne, Pfl Rugby 2,3; Volleyball 2. Vincent, Sharon Lee Horleysville, PR Phi Koppo Delta 3,4; Alpha Xi Delta 1,2,3,4; M.e.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Philosophy Club 1,2,3,4; Bible Study 1,2,3,4; Mar- ching Bond 1,2,3,4; Musico flntigus 1,2,3,4; College Choir 1; Concert Bond 3,4; Symphony Orchetro 2. Vollroth, Kurt Cdiuard Phi Cpsilon Koppo 4; Ski Club 3; Racquet- boll Club 3. Volpone, flnne Mori eiverson, Pfl Pi Gammo Mu 3; Not ' l Student Cxch 3; uuho ' s UJho 3; Not ' l flssoc of fleets 3 (Tres), 4 (Pres.). Voorhees, Clizobeth Ann UUest Chester, Pfl UUogmon, Michael Mark Philo, PA CAS (Coord.) 1; Louu Club 1; Hillel 1; Stu- dent employment 23,4 (RR 5i Dfl) Ulohrmonn, Catherine flnn Stroudsberg, Pfl RHA 1 ; Abbe Society 3,4 (V-Pres S Pledge M); College Choir 1; Mosteruuorks Chorus 2,3,4; Women ' s Chorus 2; RA 1,2,3,4; Program Board 3,4. UJoinuuright, Marianne Douuningtouun, PA Alpha Xi Delta 1 ,2; Baseball 1 ,2; Football 1; Soccer 3; Campus Crusade 2,3; Quad 1,2,3; Intromurols 2,3. LUalker, Brian Joseph Media, PA Intromurols 1,2,3,4. UJolker, Patricio N. UUllmington, D€ intromurols 1,23, ,4; Soccer 2,3; Sofbtall 1,2,3,4; Sujimming Diving 1,2,3,4. UUolsh, James Daniel Jr. Stratford, NJ Alpha Chi Rho 1 ,2,3 (Sports 5i Social Chair- men) UUolter, Nancy Jean Coston, PA Sigmon Alpha Iota 3,4 (Porliomentorion, Choral Dir.); Chamber Orchestra 4; Col- lege Choir 1; Concert Band 1,2; Instru- mental Cnsembel 12,3,4; Morching Bond 1,2,3; Mosteruuorks Chorus 2,3,4; Sym- phonic Bond 3,4; UUomen ' s Chorus 2. UUard, Mary Cllen M. Levittouun, PA flipho Xi Delta 1,2,3,4; Political Science 2,3 UUorner, Karen flnne Trenton, NJ NSSLHfl 2,3,4. UUorner, Teri Sharon Delta Zeto 1,2,3; Intromurols 1,2,3; Vol- leyball 1,3. UUotson, Thomos UU. Secone, PA Pi Gommo Mu 4; Accounting Soc. 3,4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3,4; Nat ' l Assoc, of Accts. 3,4. UUoxler, Leter Alan Phoenixville, PA UUeaver, Suzanne L. Neuu Holland, PA M€NC 1,2,3,4; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 3,4; Marching Bond 1,2; Symphonic Bond 1; Symphony Orchestra 3,4; LUom- en ' s Chorus 2; IVCF 1,2,3,4. UUeber, Otto, e. Jr. Allentouun, PR M€NC 2,3,4; PSCA 2,3,4; College Choir 1; Concert Bond 1 ; Criterions 4; Instr. ensem- ble 2,3; Marching Bond 1,2,3; Moster- uuorks Chorus 3; Music Cduc. Not ' l Conf. 2,3,4; Men ' s Chorus 2; Symphonic Bond 2,3. UUeeks, Leuuslie Donnette UUest Chester, PA UUeiler, III, UUorren O. Cxton, PA UUeingortner, Michael Steven IFPC 3,4 (Seer.); Tou Kappa Cpsilon 2,3,4 (Seer Soc Chair); Intromurols 2,3,4. UUeiss, Karen Morel Millersville, PA Track Field 1; French Club 2; Political Sci 4; Serpentine 4; Jr. Vr. Abroad 3. 292 UUeissmon, Sharon Jill SensQiem, Pfl Program Board; Dorm. Council. UUeslev, Betho fl. Mt. Top, PR Psych Club 2,3 UUhiteheod, Linda Louse UUest Chester, PFI Alchemists Club 3; Nursing Club 2,3,4; Con- cert Band 2,3,4; Marching Bond 2,3; LUomen ' s Chorus 2; Bible Study 3; Neoi- mon 3,4 (Pres.) UUhittington, Janice M. Brookhoven, Pfl UUieber, Paul Gregory Norristouun, Pfl UUilson, Lynette Gleonor flilentouun, PR College Choir 1; Marching Bond 1,2; Mosterujorks Chorus 2 UUingo, Ruth Cllen Brondomore, Pfl BSU 1,2. UUinistrorter, UUendy Lynn Bensolem, Pfl UUater Polo 3,4. UUise, R. Amy Drumore, Pfl fllpho Lambda Delta 1 ; Kappa Delta Pi 2; Pi Kappa Delta 1; UUomen ' s Glee Club 1,2; Bible Study 1,2,3,4; IVCF 1,2,3,4; Spec. 6duc. 1,2,3,4; Honors Stud, flssoc. 1,2,3,4; Honors Council 3,4. IJUise, Thomas Scott Red Lion, Pfl Kappa Delta Pi 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3.4 (Sr. yr. UJorden); Phi €ta Sigma 4; M€NC 4 PS€A 4; College Choir 1 ; Concert Band 1 Instr. €nsemble 2; Marching Band 1 ,2,3,4 Most. Chorus 3,4; Music Cduc. Not ' ! Conf . 3;4 Men ' s Chorus 2; Symphony Orch. 2,3; Gen Ass. March. Band 1 ,2,3,4 (Pres), UUC Handbell Choir 2 (Dir.). LUojtusik, Joquelin Susonne Philo, PA flbbe Society 3,4; Intramurols 1,2; Sp. Path. 5i Audio. 2,3,4 (V-Pres 5i Pres.); Neuuman 1,2,3,4; Stud. Employment 2,3,4. ULJoods, Cynthia Lynn Malvern, PA UUorley, Bobby UUoyne Altoono, PA Friars 3,4. UUright, Lisa Michele Chester, PA BSU 1 ,2,3 (Fr. Rep., V.-pres, Pres.); Gos- pel Choir 1 ,2,3,4; AAC 1 ,2; Fin. Aid Comm. 2,3; Alpha Angels 1,2,3,4; Zeto Phi Beta 4. LUszoIek, Kathleen Hamilton Square, NJ Marching Band 1,2,3; Psych. 2. Verger, Gloine P. Reading, PA Abbe Society 2,3,4 (Tres) ; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Cross County 1; Indor Track 1; flCC 3,4 (Tres.). Vocum III, Charles Martin Cumberland, Pfl Phi Mu fllpho 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 2; Chamber Orch. 1,2,3,4; College Choir 1; Symphony Orch 1,2,3,4. Vostin, Lisa Moe PottstOLun, Pfl Voung, Colleen M. UJiidujood Crest, NJ Koppo Delta Pi 3,4; PS€fl 4. Voung, Jonine Marie Coatesville, Pfl flCCI 3,4 (Seer) Vurick, flngelo M. Gettysburg, Pfl Zaloga, Kathleen Marie Philo, PA Delta Zeto 2,3,4. Zorzotion, Janet Marie Philo, PA Abbe Society 3,4; fllpho Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Program Board 1,3,4; UUCA€VC 1,2,3,4 (Officer). Zeidler, Donno Diane Bensolem, PA Gymnastics 1; Intromurols 1; Program Board 1,2,3. Zelimon, John Joseph UUest Chester, PA Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Accounting Soc. 4 Zimmerman, fllon LU. Momaroneck, NV Intromurols 1,2,3,4. Zimmerman, Paul Mark UUest Chester, Pfl intromurols 3; Recounting Soc. 3,4; Soc. fldv. Mgmt. 3,4; Not ' ! flssoc. of fleets. 3.4. Zimmerman, Troci Monique Chombersburg, Pfl flbbe Society 1 ,2,3, 4(Pres); fllpho Lomb- do Delta 1,2,3,4; Chamber Orch. 2; Col- lege Choir 1; Concert Choir 3,4; Moster- uuorks Chorus 1,2,3,4; Music 6duc. Not ' l Conf. 3,4; UUomens Chorus 2. Zindren, Susan 6. Camp Hill, Pfl Zirpolo, Donno Francesco Huntington, NV fllpho Phi 1,2,3,4; Fencing 1; Hockey 2,3; Program Board 1,2,3,4; fllpho Phi (Tres. 3,4) and (V-Pres. 4). 293 raduation DAD: Look darling. This what our son ate all those years. MOM: Yes, but it can ' t be as nutritious as my cooking. f ••• ' ■•■•.i;. ' ::m Piii 296 r f fl Hf l , r Hh ' B ■ki H 1 297 ARTS SCI i?S° 298 299 i « 8 ' .ifl ■f wM kkjf k . 1 J ■ ; .% ? rj |Hk --■ — - V r 300 : i m ■ 302 i A ' •d K :. « i 1 Br:-,. ' V ' ■ ' ■ -. p ■ r B C r H H| 2 J n 303 304 305 BEST WISHES ' 85- ' 86 GRADUATES! ■J« w-fiw .-- lKT ' - i.if gfiSK: ,i My sincerest thanks to all who helped me with this yearbook, especially: Lisa Crisanti Vicki Miller Matt Reiprich Cindy Kahl Dr. Robert H. Weiss - Advisor Ed Patrick - Taylor Publishing Company Joe Durinzi - Carl Wolfe Studios The Quad - Students newspaper What I have tried to do in The Serpentine is to create a sense of who we are and who we were. When you look back at the pages of the book, remember West Chester University as a place where you grew up - a place that gave you lasting memories and unique experiences. It is time to move on now - to leave the Golden Rams in the hands of future graduates. Sincerely, Judy M. Bowen Editor-in-chief 306 mWALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINt M18BOl:RI USA I i