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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1987 volume:

DISPLAY - SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ROOM Ill vwi : H ■ I : West Chester University West Chester, Pennsylvania 19383 Volume LXXXII hen we left home four years ago to pursue our college Wf careers, we chose a new direction — the avenue of higher education. Some came to West Chester Univer- sity to get away from parents, to make new friends, to party, and to find themselves. But, what we have found in the last four years is that higher education is not limited to the classroom. All of the students here at West Chester are constantly learning. Every day we are faced with new problems and for- thcoming challenges stemming from the littlest of emergen- cies — like what avenue to pursue for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night festivities, to uncompatible roommates, to the twenty-five page typed term paper due in the morning. The journey of higher education has forced us to come to terms with our limitations as individuals — where we must draw the line with ourselves, friends, roommates, partying, and class work. So, after our final year as undergraduates, we are ready — ready to put into effect what we have learned inside and out- side of the classroom, willing to deal with problems, hassles, deadlines, and conflicts that we are about to face for the rest of our lives. The forthcoming pages of The Serpentine are aimed to looking at the life we have led in the last four years; the paths we have chosen to walk, run, and sometimes even stumble down, all in the pursuit of the avenue of higher education. Forever in our Hearts unK r J- : ' .d w Winter snow makes for pretty pictures around cam- pus. It also gave students three extra vacation days during the spring semester. The Reason We Remember STUDENT • -— — - -y ' ' « .- • J ? ■■•- LIFE « EST CHESTER UNIVERSU • litiMi I ■ ■■ ■E J ilUlAi lAl J CARRIERS ' CARRIERS 1 ■ kv i MICHElOB ' ' .x ,. .„„„ ' , ' . ' ' i ' ' ' fit4 V 43020 n;-;-i 43020 ,r - a ■— isss mm Jf d fcb i-i GOSHEN A geographically well-placed dormitory, Goshen features many of the advantages of on-campus life. With its eight floors and huge front yard, many consider Goshen the social center of West Chester. In the summer Goshen houses freshman orientation sessions. Although at that time the rooms appear empty and ugly, by September a new bunch of students add flavor to bare walls and desolate hallways. T.rX( KILLINGER Killinger Hall, a three-story dormitory is located on Rosedale Ave., where the college football field once stood. Previously known as the all male dormitory, Killinger is now the home of honor students and abides by a 24-hour quiet code. This is the only dor- mitory where one can accomplish the lost art of studying. McCarthy McCarthy, located across Church Street from Goshen Hall, consists of three floors. The first houses national and international exchange students. The second floor claims the regular crowd, and the third echos mainly of graduate students and student teachers. The 258-person population of McCarthy Hall is a small one by West Chester standards, but actually it is just one big, friendly family. f i COLLESC .1 :i III LI 121 ' lb! Ill i.l I IK ur I ..I IB ' ' ' ill ISIl. I I : Ui U ill! m U ,,i ml ii; III 1- A SANDERSON Sanderson Hall towers Lawrence Center and Schmidt Hall. This dormitory resembles its sister dorm, Wayne Hall, in appearance and desperate need of interior redecoration. Many students dread Sanderson ' s unkempt looks, but behind broken down bathrooms, one can see the closeness of its residents which keeps this dorm brimming with activity and warmth. 1 iiiif U ' l _ ih !F ■ M ■ H r SCHMIDT Schmidt Hall, regarded as the only single sex dormitory on campus, stands between Wayne and Sanderson Halls. The newest dormitory has been an all female hall since its opening in 1971. In the summer, Schmidt serves as a home for the Philadelphia Eagles while they practice at South Campus. The tidiest of all the dormitories on campus, this hall engulfs its inhabitants with warm brick walls, spacious rooms, and clean lavatories. Gi ' Hvaimi a m iji la n Gi m i .1 n n ri i! rs n lifeti t ii|giEi ' ' F IL BS HSB 35 S r IT pi PP RAMSEY Placed on the very edge of the campus, near Lawrence Center and Tyson Hall, Ramsey provides adequate shelter for its co-ed inhabitants. Although Ramsey mirrors Goshen and Tyson Halls, this dormitory has its own unique statute; its interior walls boast artwork of many previous boarders. TYSON Tyson Hall, the sister dormitory to Ramsey and Goshen halls is an eight-story co-ed dorm. Named for the 1922-1962 assistant English professor who was a pioneer in speech therapy, the building claims twelve Residence Hall Advisors, several Desk Assistants, a Resident Coordinator, and a Graduate Assistant. WAYNE Built in 1969, Wayne Hall was once an all-male dormitory. Now co-ed, Wayne represents a dorm that time has forgotten, famed for its petrified elevators and state-of-the-art indoor plumbing, when in operation. Located on the second and third floors of Wayne ' s nine stories are the offices which transferred from Recitation Hall, like the Criminal Justice,Nursing and Speech Communication Departments. M .A-f - ' v - .i , i ?av mm. I, L t5: ' v ;:Tt«   «.. - ' -aX.- Hj ' , Mim e  w Iw by b.i.«i .j,„. Off campus living provides an escape from the hassles of living at home or in a dorm. It gives the student more freedom and a chance to make it on their own before going out into the real world. It also provides the atmosphere for a little looser life without your parents having to find out! All in all it sure beats living under a watchful eye! M. J Ji  MSIfs S2tJ  iC MHl M RAMSCATE H ZSaSt— R COtRT ■ Bl. |i amm m ■im kUI n- HH ih mn N Ib 3 S 1 - L M s j? - r = 4=!S as -;. ' r V II t3- - m u — -I - ■ MPI 1 ' ■ ■ - ' -•fc ; m K m3 il i ' i PHILIPS MEFIORJAL The archway of Philips Memorial serves as a gateway to education. Named after the late George PhiHps, this huge structure contains offices as well as an auditorium and ballroom which come to life with dances, con- certs, and shows. This same auditorium holds special events such as December graduation and this year ' s Convocation ceremonies. Through its archway voices echo of both past and present. AUDITOMUUM •p TT r ' - ' i n ' •SST ,, ,  -- ff . , ■ I ' If ■ m  H II ' m ai ■■ SCHMVCKEn SCIENCE CENTER The two phases of Schmucker Science Center concen- trate on the experimental studies in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, astronomy and Geology. Some special facilities include the Planetarium and Observatory as well as laboratories and lecture halls. This building is also used as a meeting place for many clubs and organizations such as the Alchemist and Biology Clubs. ANDERSON HALL Many people believe Anderson Hall represents the most beautiful structure on campus. Originally known as a building for education majors only, it has in recent years expanded its curriculum to accom- modate not only future teachers, but also Mathematicians, Computer Scientists, Psychologists, and future business leaders. SWOPEHALL T ' jlft. Wm Strolling by Swope Hall one can hear the melodious sounds of the very talented West Chester musical com- munity. Built in 1960, Swope is named after past West Chester presi- dent, Charles Swope. The two level building also includes an auditorium where performances by faculty and students are held numerous times each week. OLDLIBML RT The Old Library was the original university Hbrary until 1966. Now its marble pillars and walls of literature have been converted to accommodate the many offices and classrooms located within. As the home of Anthropology and Sociology offices, the Old Library is located on the cor- ner of Church and Rosedale Avenues. Despite this building ' s archaic structure, its up-to-date facilities give rise to new ideas, theories and problems which probe the minds of students and teachers. 52 JONES The new and improved Ruby Jones Hall houses the Geography and Plan- ning, Political Science, and Criminal Justice departments. Until 1968, Ruby Jones was used as the demonstration school where local children would attend classes taught by West Chester student teachers. This past year WCU ' s community has been Ruby Jones being reconstructed and renewed while classes and offices moved to the second floor of Wayne Hall. Almost 88 years old, Ruby Jones lies in the heart of the campus where students can enjoy its home-like appearance. 53 E. O. BULL CENTER The Elizabeth 0. Bull Center, former- ly LRC, serves as the financial fortress of our fine institution. Ideally located a few miles from campus on the outskirts of the university, the Bull Center houses not only the academic offices such as registrar, Student Accounts and Finan- cial Aid, but also includes cultural aspects such as theater and entertain- ment classrooms. RECITATION HALL The 1986-87 academic year marks the third consecutive year that the Recitation Hall has been closed for renova- tion. Hopefully, with work finished on Ruby Jones, more emphasis can be placed on the reopening of classrooms in that serpentine stone building which stands close to Ander- son Hall. B 1 f-.. STKES UNION BUILDING The Sykes Union Building, dedicated to Dr. Earl F. Sykes on October 4, 1975, serves as a multi-purpose facility for facul- ty and students. Sykes houses important student organizations and services such as S.S.I. Bookstore, The Quad Newspaper, WCUR Radio, The Serpentine Yearbook and The Program Board. The duplicating center, information desk, check cashing services, ticket sales and deli are also under the same roof. With its lounges, meeting room facilities, and recreation activities such as Cheers, Sykes serves as the active center for the campus community. LAWRENCE CENTER More widely known as the cafeteria, Lawrence Center also houses the Post Office and Counseling Center, located on the second floor of the building. Although questionable edibles are produced from the mysterious kitchen, the cafeteria will be most noted for its long lunch lines and smiling staff. FRANCIS HARVEY GREEN LIBRAR Y IW !l I ? f in i:ii] )iiii . -■ ' . .T i II I ! ■. , . Perhaps the most frequently visited building on campus, the Francis Harvey Green Library stands six stories tall and contains many books, journals, magazines and documents. The library provides a peaceful study area with its sound proof study lounges, as well as offering a wealth of historic and modern infor- mation for interested readers. 59 MITCHELL HALL Mitchell Hall, better known as the fine arts building, houses WCU ' s artistically talented students. Its classrooms and galleries hold memories of the distinguished sculpters, painters and art historians that WCU has groomed in both the past and present. MAIJ HALL iwi www New Main Hall stands today where Old Main, a female dormitory from 1871-1971 once stood. Nestled between the Green Library and Philip ' s Memorial, this building pro- vides a comfortable setting for the studies of English, Foreign Language, Philosophy, Speech Communica- tion Theater and History. Main ' s auditorium is a familiar scene for summer orientation and University 101 which is a required course for all freshmen and transfer students. SOUTH CAMPUS V ibaGOGOtte Zlilri rSTAlTRAKT BAR km vA YOUR 5CtoULIM6, R)KM BE SIGNED BY YCUf AD ISO . t JJJ 7a MMIC(9ffilli 198B SIGMA PI BENDS OVER BACKWARDS FOR THE LEND-A-HAND JAM The first Lend-A-Hand-Jam debuts in Philips Ballroom on campus, Sigma Pi Fraternity went all out with the entertainment much to the pleasure of the attending students. 1 ' fUL  I JS i 1 K i Philanthropies are a vital part of Greek life at WCU and in their own special way, each frater- nity and sorority strives to exhibit concern for the well-being of others. In one event held this year, Sigma Pi Fraternity not only aided victims of Multiple Sclerosis (M.S.) but also launched what the brothers and sisters hope will become an annual tradition — The Lend-A-Hand Jam. Held in the ballroom of majestic Philips Memorial Building, the event entertained an ex- cited crowd for about five hours featuring three local bands and a disc jockey and all the hotdogs and soda you could eat at a minimal cost. All proceeds from ticket sales went to the M.S. Foundation while students rocked the night away lending a hand to those less fortunate who most often find it difficult to jam. Students grooved to the jams while some members of Sigma Pi, Don Foster, Judy Bowen, Ed Foster, Aaron Ad- dis, Gene Jones, and Pat O ' Malley collected the proceeds for M.S. Even the drummer shows his enthusiasm for the event. The music helped these two students lend a hand and have fun too. AIR BAND COMPETITION 1987 marked the third annual Airband Competition held at WCU. This yeai the audience was entertained by The Four Tops, The Temptations, Van Haler Grease, Prince and The Revolution, Simply Red, David Lee Roth, The Stones among other stars. Students participating in the competition must lip sync to a; | artist ' s song and every instrument must be hand made. Judges based their decilj sions on physical appearance, lip syncing, choreography, and audience response This year ' s winner was Prince and The Revolution, 2nd place was Grease, whil David Lee Roth placed third. The Show Must Go €n • • • And It Dees r : West Chester University theatregoers have been graced in the past with excellent entertain- ment and this year was no exception. Once again the University Theatre Department presented three remarkable productions — Marat Sade, The Birthday Party, and Hayfever all to the delight of the audience. WCU is one of the only universities in the area that uses only undergraduates in their productions, which ac- centuates the quality of students pursuing an ac- ting career at WCU. And, the box office sales prove it. Almost every show is sold out and waiting lists quickly develop for those who were unfortunate in obtaining a ticket. Behind the scenes is yet another excellent part of WCU Theatre. Under the direction of Wayne Merritt, students work endless hours building a set design that must be no less than perfect, and that it is when the curtain goes up. The actors and actresses at WCU find themselves adorned with detailed costumes and impeccable make-up which their fellow students bestow upon them, thanks to the direction of Yoko Hashimoto-Sinclair. Finally, the directors. Jay Berkowitz, Saundra Hall, Bob Bytnar, and Jane Saddoris all have one thing in common — their dedication to pa- tiently work with the students to produce their creations, no matter how many hours it takes and how much needs to be sacrificed, because they know that the show must go on. Judy Bowen ' J-.cacdfe5 ' Ki«fl« s.- ' - .. . t 86 The persecution and assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as performed by the inmates of the asylum ofCharenton under the direction of Marquis de Sade With over 30 cast members, Marat Sade opened on Thursday, November 6, 1986 literally behind bars. The stage design pro- vided an excellent setting for the play ' s philosophical message — Marquis de Sade ' s individualism versus the socialism of Jean Paul Marat in Paris 1808. Directed by Bob Bytnar, Marat Sade was chosen for the benefit of the educational experience of the cast, but it also educated the audience on the social and political climates of the time as well as providing an intense and moving drama. ? cfUAd ' Pantcf 89 THEATRE OF THE ABSURD INVADES WCU McCann and Goldberg from the organization per- sistently torture Stanley until his eventual brain- washing climaxes the play. February 19, 1987 set the stage for Harold Pinter ' s first full-length play where the audience got a taste of what Theatre of the Absurd truly means. Pinter ' s play has been called many things — an allegory of conformity, of death, of birth, or of both death and birth, but when the lights went down on opening night, the actors meticulously brought his comedy of menance to life. Directed by Saundra M. Hall, The Birthday Party captured a sense of the Unknown, subtly dropping hints that life is a mixture of comedy and absurdity, not always to be taken at face value. The Cast Petey Rob Rosenberger Meg Traci Leigh Ceschin Stanley Vincent L. Allman Lulu Catherine Maebh Hasson Goldberg Lou Markert McCann Troy Richard Wenger HAY FEVER HITS AT THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASO] Winding down the semester was rough enough without hay fever bringing on more misery — unless you happened to catch Noel Coward ' s Hay Fever. The symptoms: soreness of facial muscles due to constant smiling and sever stomach cramps caused by excessive laughing. The cure: repeated viewing of the University Theatre ' s presentation of Hay Fever until one is immune. Indeed, the final production of the year was a sure cure for end-of-the- semester blues — the only crying going on was from laughing a bit too hard at The Bliss Family and the four overnight guests. Directed by Jay Berkowitz, Hay Fever was a hit from opening to closing night, and the audience didn ' t sneeze once. •M The Cast Sorel Bliss Mary K. Bingler Simon Bliss : Mark Taylor Clara Karen Paxson Judith Bliss Cheryl Lyn Graeff David Bliss Lou Markert Sandy Tyrell Greg Longenhagen Myra Arundel Catherine Maebh Hasson Richard Greatham Glen Subers Jackie Coryton Colleen Corbett ■ n IB r«!W, i eniLBBEM S iniAIBE TANTALIZING TALES FOR ALL AGES THE WCU TRAVELING PLAYERS TAKE IT OH THE ROAD . MH Spring was a busy time for these actors and ac- tresses who found themselves reaching past the boundaries of campus. And, travel they did enter- taining children and adults 5 1 ' V , ' in the Chester County area with an hour of original singing, dancing and tall tales in this year ' s production TOP THAT TALE PARDNER! Under the direction of Jane Saddoris, these future stars rode out west to The Hidden Secret Ranch, time traveled to Beldonia, and sailed across the ocean with Christopher Col- umbus, stopping only for tantalizing tongue twisters guaranteed to wet your whistle! The WCU Traveling Players Mark Taylor Cadie Gomba Steve Bescript Cat Hasson Kirsta StuU Nancy Heiges Mark Savage Greg Longenhagen Sharon Kenney Lou Peters IDITORS: EMMY PHILIPP MICKEY KOWITZ West Chester University supports well over one hundered clubs and and organizations. There is no possible way for the staff here at the Serpentine to follow each and every club and the activities they participate in. We do appreciate all the help and coopreation that has been given us by clubs. CLUBS Clubs and organizations is the backbone of student participation. More people participate in club activities than anything on campus. The groups range from musical to athletics and all are well represented. ft ' A jP- B M M R w S W Many people enjoy making new friends and sharing time Manytimes, it is just as easy to make friends for the first with the ones they already know. time with people you meet in clubs. West Chester University Clubs allow us to share the goodtimes, but we also share some bad times. Being a member of a club can be a lot of hard work, as well as, fun. The work you put into an organization is how much pride Clubs can lead us towards the direction we take in life, you get out of it. They help us grow into the people we want to be. | W.C.U. MARCHING BAND The Golden Rams Marching Band is considered the best contemporary marching band on the east coast. The band consists of 260 members. The band is the most nationally recognized organizaiton on campus. The band can periodically be seen on television playing at an Eagles game. This past year they traveled to Pittsburg to perform at a Steelers game. The group that same weekend was perform- ing to help benefit the Children ' s Hospital of Pittsburg. The band is a major force at the W.C.U. vs. Deleware game every year where they delight the increasingly growing listeners. 108 The band is directed by Dr. James R. Wells. The band has three very important Drum Majors that lead the band in there execises. They are: John Miliauskas, Matt McCloskey, and Sue Chopek. There are so meuiy intricate parts to the band, that they need to have several different captains. The captains are: Rifle Captain-Ed Castelli, Silk Captain-Jane Starkweather, Twirling Co-Captains-Suzy Howald and Judy Reidy. Everyone plays just as important a part in the band, but it is impossible to name everyone. Everyone here at West Chester is very proud of the band and what is has done. Childhood Education Club In 1985-1986 the organization rais- ed monies for the Ronald McDonald Foundation in Philadelphia. This year, all of the proceeds will go to the Sunshine Foundation for Terminally 111 Children in Philadelphia. Alchemist Club The Alchemist Club is a student af- filiate chapter of the American Chemical Society. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for Chemestry, Pre-Med, and other ma- jors to intermingle with one another and their faculty. Black Support Group Black Student Union The Black Student Union is one of the largest and best supported group here on campus. Crusade for Christ The Campus Crusade for Christ is an interdenominational campus ministry that welcomes everyone to come and study the word of God. The organization will share themselves with anyone who wants to here the good news. Cheers Cheers is considered the best non- alcohohc bar on the east coast. Every Thursday night the staff provides drinks and entertainment for ' .he students emd the faculty. I.G.A. Hispanic Club The Hispanic club is composed of West Chester students from abroad that wanted to keep with their Hispanic background. The club has about twelve members that are bilingual. Karate Club Friars Society The Friars are considered one of the most important organizations here at West Chester and around the area. The Friars have forty members and are rapidly growing. They clean up the community and run the con- cession stands at the home football games. Forensics Society Forensics Society is the university speech organization. They com- pete in many tournaments against other school. This year they have played in the Shippensburg Novice tounament and in the 1986 Mad Hatter Toun- ament at Bloomsburg. O.C.S.A. The Off-Campus Student Associa- tion is an organization that takes the time to look at the problems of the the student who commute and live in the West Chester area. This year they are sponsoring Commuter Week, Lunchbox Theaters, Breakfast Hours, and Car supply give-away. M.A.K. N.A.A. The Quad The Quad is the Schools newspaper. It keeps the student in- formed about what is going on around the campus. The Quad consists of 30 people and prints a circulation of about seven thousand papers everytime it is published. Senior Nursing Club The Senior Nursing Club is involv- ed in many seminars that can teach them how to utilize diff-erent technics in patient care. This is the first year for the organization to make it into the yearbook, and they hope to become more involved with the school as the years go by. i W.C.E.E.A. The West Chester Elementary Education Association is a nationally affiliated group with the development of children from birth through age eight. The group is active in programs that will help generate public awareness about the problems ' ;vith bringing up children. Communications Club Spanish Club The Spanish Club provides tutor- ing for students who need extra help in their studies. (L-R): Margaret Kurzeja (Treasurer) and Minda Beswick (President). Absent: Susan Lobt (Secretary). S.N.A.P. Social Work Club The Social Work Club is very in- volved in the community. They are sponsoring First Step of Chester County and Children and Youth Ser- vices. They are involved with the peo- ple in the area and conduct social and eucational activities. W.C.U.R. WCUR is the university ' s own radio station which broad-casts in and around campus for the students. It is an educational tool for the students so they may learn how to broadcast. The station is planning on going FM in the near future, but no date has been set as of yet. The existing Greek program here at West Chester University is as good as The unity between the members of fraternities and sororities is incredible. The Greeks are recognized by the University as outstanding members which only can make the University bet- ter. They are also recognized by the community for their outstanding service in cleaning up the streets and supporting benefits. GREEKS The fraternities and sororities are not just respected by the faculty and ad- ministration, the students at West Chester are very proud of the Greeks. The students enjoy many hours of fun at the parties thrown by the fraternities and sororities. The Greeks are the only weekend activity that is a constant. Pledging a Fraternity or a Sorority is a large undertaking The pledging period at West Chester normally lasts here at West Chester. You must be dedicated to the idea of about nine weeks and is fun for everyone, becoming a brother or a sister to the others. West Chester University Making new friends that you will always remember is a part of Greek life that no one is questioning, but a Greek can make many important connections that will lead him or her to a rewarding career. You can always look back to the good friends and Greek life will never die as long as brothers and sisters remember that if you were a Greek you had fun. can remember each other forever. The Fraternities and sororities are listed by picture in order. Alpha Kappa Alpha r ' f t ' ly PLEDGE A GREEK FRATERNITY OR SORORITY. IT ' S FUN! Alpha Phi They are well over forty members strong and they are part of the Greek system here at West Chester Universtiy. Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha consists of seven members and are involved in the ac- tivities here on campus. They are in many service projects such as Child Care, helping blacks in their studies, and Campus Tours. The fraternity is strong in Alpha Phi Alpha pride! Alpha Zeta Delta The sisters of Alpha Zeta Delta are well over thirty strong. They are a University supported organization. At Right: Alpha Kappa Alpha executive officers. Delta Sigma Theta The executive board of Delta Sigma Theta is: Lori A. Savage-President, Catrina R. Whitley-V.P., Kimberly Nottingham, and Teresa Dawson. Kappa Alpha Psi Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council is in charge of the games held during Greek Week at the University. This council also organizes and supervises the rush process. They have twenty one members representing the sororities. Phi Epsilon Gamma Sigma Pi Epsilon Mark McTiernan was the President for the 1986-1987 school year. He led this fraternity to the completion of many very successful activities. The Sig Ep brothers are enjoying themselves at a gathering at the fraternity house. w v i ym m i ' ' m ■ i L JP J V ( A flRlnlj v ' m 1 ' 1 ' f ' H ' i ■ ii. fj ' i tym This fraternity just does not party, it PARTIES! Theta Chi This year ' s fraternity was composed of members: President Fransisco Mooch Llerandi. Vice-President George Frazier, Treasurer Jason Pinto, Secretary Ed Howarth and Rep. at Large Brian Quirk. CLUB DIRECTORY ATHLETIC TRAINER ' S CLUB The leaders of this 45 member club were President Harry Ein- sig, Vice President John Entriken, Secretary Carol Stratton, and Treasurer Kathy Wright. This club consists of individuals who provide up to 400 hours of uncompensated service to the athletes of W.C.U. each semester. The members attend a Sports medicine workshop at the Alfred I. DuPont Institute for athletic trainers and pre-med students. They also participate in the Athletic Training Unification Program at the Hershey Inn Con- vention Center. They also participate in the P.S.A.H.P.E.R.D. convention presentation on common injuries in the health and physical setting. Other activities include various competitions, raffles and fund raisers. COLLEGIUM MUSICUM Mary Corletta, President, Laura Ruth, Vice President, Alan Gerber, Librarian, and Jamie Parker. Secretary-Treasurer acted as the leaders of this 12 member club. Their activities included two concerts open to students and the general public. DANCE PRODUCTION WORKSHOP D.P.W. is a student choreographed program which offers its members the opportunity to seek, understand, and become in- volved in the various aspects of dance production. This club rehearses Monday and Wednesday nights. The annual spring concert was held in April at Philips Auditorium. ETHICAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT The 25 active members of this club participated in many field trips. They went on retreats for leadership and on trips to listen to speakers. Many speakers also came to W. C. U. to talk to the club. DAEDALUS This literary club not only is involved in poetry and story writing, but is also active in photography and art work. Their work as a whole is published and distributed twice a year to the W.C.U. campus and surrounding areas. GERMAN CLUB This 35 member club was led by Marion Ernst — President and Susan Gordon — Vice President. These two people involved the club in International Holiday Celebrations, German films, and cooperative activities with local school districts. Ice Hockey The Golden Ram Ice Hockey Team is a club sport at West Chester, and competes against a variety of top-level teams from the Mid- Atlantic region of the East Coast. This season the Rams played 19 games including participation in the annual University of Pennsylvania Tournament and the annual Naval Crabpot Tournament. HONOR SOCIETY These people who are among the highest grade getters in W.C.U. have 200 members and are headed by six people. They are: President — Michelle Piatt, Vice President — Jamie Kelley, Secretary — Sue Marquette, Treasurer — Karen Baldwin, and Student Reps — Susan Parris and Edward Castelli. They host many conventions receptions, and parties. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Matt Curry — President, Chad Arnold — Vice- President, Eric Devan — Treasurer, and Dan Guter — Secretary were the leaders for the 30 members of this club. The 30 members were representatives of their respective fraternities and met every week in order to keep the Greeks as a whole, and separate as well. They participated in various projects concerning the Salvation Army and many community centers. Many sports were also participated in for the benefit of others. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The association is open to all foreign and American students to participate in activities, meet people from different countries, and acquire a better understanding of the world. Richard Chan (Pres.), Daniel Oresas (V. Pres.), Diawe Rubino (Sec), and Andy Chow (Treas.) led this 130 member group on trips to Washington, Boston, N.Y.C., the PoconoiS and national parks. Other activities included presentations of countries, American Legal System talks, international days and dinners. LAW CLUB This 15 member group met every week under the direction of W. Woolworth — President, A. K. Sconborough — Vice President, D. Fop — Sec, and M. Harris — Treasurer. They sponsored a Student Standards Forum, tripa to Delaware School of Law and U.S. Supreme Court. A Law Day is also recognized at W.C.U. MARKETING SOCIETY The purpose of this society is to develop greater understanding of career opportunities in the Marketing field and establish a better rapport with the business community. Mary Beth Farrell, President, Steve Lang, Vice President, Bob McQuillan, Treasurer were the officers for the past year. Math Club This 25 member group is in its first year of re- establishment. The Math Club has been restarted due to the demand of the students. This year they had no budget due to the close of the club last year; however, we have started with a bang! The executive staff consists of President, Susan Hughes, Vice-President, Nancy Kwick, Treasurer, Karel Harvey. Program Board This group of hard working volunteers with the commitment to provide the students of West Chester University with a well rounded service of entertainment programs. The most popular program on campus is the non-alcoholic bar called Cheers. The officers are Catherine Barritone — Chairperson, Marylin Desmond — Vice President and Coleen Cusack — Secretary. Society for Advancement of Management S.A.M. was headed this year with President Ellen Pusak, Vice President Brian Buscaglia, Secretary Joni Mitzgar, and Treasurer Pam Perry Packer. This organization is the oldest business organization that was originally established in 1912. It is nation wide and open to all students. Special Education Club The Special Education Club was led by President Diane Laird, Vice- President Sandi Kinnier, Treasurer John McHugh, Secretary Beth Gillespie and Public Relations Liz Pinto, Kim Kisley. The Special Educa- tion Club is a group of Special Education students who care about people. They are a special group who warmly welcome all to join. Student Nurses Association of Pa. This club was headed by President Lauren Emmel, Vice President Nancy Wiken, Secretary Carolyn De Haven and Treasurer Bonnie Wills. They have many programs within the club that help the sick such as: American Cancer Society, Aids Research and Rehabilitation. Look for these nurses when they become licensed. k k h 133 Cheerleaders Tfl ■H g9 Hr B 1 1 IH B « m%vT- ' - WSjiS? .- ,,. 01,3 5 i k 4 ,J 1 151 M IH y xiWI ' ' N , t J -r A IB mil =:5J .5- ' .: - 1 m Wimill ' l BMKITIBII Scoreboard Quinnipiac-TRN W 66-67 Mt. St. Mary ' s-TRN L 44-94 Army L 66-74 Mansfleld W 93-33 Ursinus W 86-63 E. Stroudsburg W 76-54 Cheyney W 66-65 Shippensburg W 65-52 Kutztown W 61-51 Delaware L 65-76 Lock Haven L 68-63 Carlow-TRN W 66-61 U. Md.-Balt.-TRN L 60-72 Immaculata-TRN W 62-49 Immaculata W 81-63 C. W. Post L 59-70 Mercy W 87-76 Bloomsburg W 68-52 Millers ville W 67-65 Phila Textile L 88-94 E. Stroudsburg W 85-60 Mt. St. Mary ' s L 64-81 Shippensburg W 80-67 Kutztown L 77-86 Bloomsburg L 40-77 Millersville W 83-72 Millersville L 57-64 Sop ' 6 0 ' . u.. ' . So. F f, Sr-. S- ff ' : i mmix A-i ' v -r . ' . fgf n H - !J ° ' ' ■ ' ' -■:: ' % 157 I . J X ii Vr Ji SOCCER RESULTS 1986 (4-14-2) wcu OPP 3 Elizabethtown 2 0T Lock Haven lOT 1 New Jersey Tech. lOT 2 Bloomsburg 3 Drexel 4 Villanova 1 Penn State 6 3 Kutztown 2 Concordia E. Stroudsburg 3 Shippensburg 2 1 Delaware Lehigh 2 St. Josephs 1 Navy Temple i 1 Cheyney 3 1 Millers vijfe TexiiJ: ' 2 Penn 3 159 msii Mil miMi 160 1986 Swimming Results wcu 114 Rider 86 Drexel 83 Delaware 106.6 E. Stroudsburg 99 Glassboro St. 101 Swarthmore 101 Elizabethtown 107 Kutztown 117 Rutgers-Camden 112 Bloomsburg Season: 6-6 tiaMn Ml lilt •  • ' •« ' h OMi n « • ■•■ li tnm all IM ' • M I ' IM l«l Ml in IM itKliH X« I6EY LIFE6 iBW mim sttimmffl namni ' s iwifflMrni wcu 1986 Swimming Results OPP HI Rider 83 87 Drexel 113 77 Delaware 137 121 Shippensburg 146 86 E. Stroudsburg 118 101 Glassboro St. 60 90 Swarthmore 78 90 Elizabethtown 20 156 Millersville 88 122 Kutztown 91 66 Bloomsburg 139 Season: 6-6 PS AC Championships: 6th 11 MI ' S fflCMIII BMM W1 M! OOIHIM BM im ' ffflBI Hjf B ■ B ' HttHi ' ' •■- ' ' —■j ' %. ' i K ' i Br Jl k. : ( ■■■H H Wrestling Results Dual Meets (10-7) wcu OPP 8 Army 36 32 Montclair State 24 13 Princeton 29 17 Rider 24 13 Drexel 30 33 Morgan State 21 28 Kutztown 23 16 Millersville 22 27 American 16 22 Shippensburg 21 9 E. Stroudsburg 36 37 Swarthmore 8 31 Moravian 16 48 Cheyney 9 38 Glassboro State 8 32 Delaware 15 NCAA Regional Cham pionbhips - -2nd place Craig Whitaker- — 5th place 1901b . All-American 169 Scoreboard WCU Opponent | 38Glassboro State 31 Delaware 33 44Bloomsburg ' 7 43Kutztown ' 21 37Edinboro 9 20 East Stroudsburg ' 37Cheyney ' 6 62 Mansfield 20 13 Lehigh 18 7Millersville 3 PSACEast Champions hip 6IUP 20 PSAC Championship | Game •PSAC-East Games !: (ite ' ■imd J mmmmmt r y ter « 6 t Scoreboard WCU Opponent | 78 Trenton State ' 81 74 Southampton 70 64 Mansfield 70 75Ursinus 73 96 East Stroudsburg ' 70 83Cheyney 104 74Shippensburg ' 68 64Kutztown 74 72 Northern Kentucky 73 67StochtonSt. 62 65 Delaware 85 73 Phila. Textile 92 69 Lock Haven 84 61U.Md.-Balt. Co. 84 63 Gannon 68 77Bloomsburg ' 89 79Millcrsville 103 SSAdelphi 59 80 Mansfield ' 89 66 East Steoudsburg 86 53Cheyney ' 62 94 Spring Garden 81 55Shippensburg ' 58 64Kutztown 56 75 Bloomsburg 94 73Millersville ' 98 91St. Thomas Aquinas 94 ' PSAC-East Games ■ •• ■(t ' i l«c m M. iM |r . V L umiiBrii it 4 ' L- i -i« ' rfiBafe. MM ' 4 . L I NO. 3 PAR 4 I 3B0 YARDS - 186 O H btu MtNOmCKS ASSISTANT PRO ■ ' - .. Z :, ■ ' : ' ' %! J 1987 Women ' s Gymnastic Results Dual Meet Results 12-3 Ursinus Bryn Mawr Temple E. Stroudsburg Trenton State Rutgers Hofstra Swarthmore Navy Princeton E. Stroudsburg Cortland Glassboro State U. Md-Balt. Co. Trenton State Head Coach: Sandy Thielz wcu OPP W L 147.65 123.70 W 147.65 92.00 W 157.10 174.36 L 157.10 160.66 W 157.10 73.36 W 159.50 157.35 W 157.35 129.70 W 157.35 50.80 W 159.85 156.50 W 159.85 129.30 W 162.75 166.60 W 162.75 146.65 W 165.85 129.40 W 164.45 167.75 L 163.66 166.86 L WIMIl ' l iimiBSTMl f UnWIl ' l TIMMI grff t«- ' --:-: ' . 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A «« 5 l«.aW Oam lin er Carol iii 2 ar en, Sa(( Jisa S Jlinda DJL. Wirlan, %nnUa fflaty ZJa lor . atnrun Urio6i CT £ 4 Aonn 2JnompAon f ooeri Z ompKini MaeL Oo l. BarUra DuttL Wifdam J ,o ZJraceu Alricn 237 ■s. eniord PkiVu uian lA a ner . f U WaAe, yiLru C. WaiL m- uL WarLrlo lUa ULrU..Ui t lArfe am« 3. Wail n :bonaU WaA„ i Ai Suzanne 1 WJlo WuUL WaskL 2 onJJi Wa lunft M €Ju,arJ Waho Jua Walso 2)o« .. Wee Wee Skaron WUer Calrtna WkllL JJrian W. WLlman Cuntia jr. Wluln J- feenee WU PeUr VMlng ' J eni Ofi % - w 4t J!i.a WiAus Jalona WMan,s Sleuen WiiL Eonnie ?. WiiL PauL U cUI. u 1UJ ythrian, Ijosl iMIJoun, Abbott, Barbaraanne Catherine Upper Darby, PA Abbe 4; Alchemists Club 1-4 (Faculty Liaison, 2 and Vice Pres., 3); Darlington Biological 1-4 (Treasurer 2, 3). Ament, Sonya Lynn New London, PA RHA (Schmidt) 1-4 (Secretary, 1; President, 2; Treasurer, 3; Vice Pres. 4); Alchemists Club 1; EMS 1-4; Bible Study 2-4; Chi Alpha 4; In- tramurals 2-3; Peer Counselor, Drug and Alcohol Educational Office 2, 3. Amorosi, Joann Marie Skippack, PA Computer Science Club 1-4 (Treasurer, 1986); Flag Football Team 3 (Captain). Anderson, Maria Martin West Chester, PA OCSA 4; IGA 4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 4; Dean ' s List (Honors). Anderson, Sharon L. Hedrick Boothwyn, PA Kappa Delti Pi 3-4. Anderson, Gordon L. East Williston, NY Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Rugby 3; Art Assoc. 2. Arnesen, Pamela G. Cranford, NJ Baker, Terri Lee Yardley, PA Who ' s Who 4. Bariglio, Michael A. Wenonah, NJ Football 2; Intramurals 1-4; Special Olympics 3; Fitness Testing Committee 3-4. Barrett, Kathleen Theresa Aldan, PA RHA 2, 3; OCSA 3; Intramurals 2-4; Swimming and Diving 1, 2; Water Polo 3, 4; Newman 1-4. Bauer, Constance J. Hatfield, PA Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4 (Vice President). Baxter, Donnette Denise Philadelphia, PA BSU 1, 2; SSU 1; Bible Study 1-4. Beaty, Carolyn Ann Lafayette Hill, PA Abbe 3, 4; Speech Path and Audiology 1-4 (Treasurer, 3 and Vice President, 4); Marching Band 1-3 (Twirling Captain, 3). Beck, Adam Laurence Wynnewood, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2; IFPC 2, 3; Sigma Pi 1- 4; Weight Lifting 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; Alchemists Club 1-3; Darlington Biological 1, 2; Law Club 2-4; HiUel 1, 2. Becker, Ronald Arlan Schuykill Haven, PA Football 1-3; Intramurals 1-4. Becket, Debra Mae Yardley, PA Bender, Richard J. Pennsauken, NJ Football 2, 3. Berger, Norma Sue Springfield, PA Comm. Club 3, 4; Social Welfare Club 3, 4 (Treasurer, 4); Student Employment 2-4. Bernstein, Jean Marie Weisdock Downingtown, PA Computer Club 2, 3 (President, 3). Beske, Joanna Elizabeth Newfield, NJ WCU Honors Program 2-4 (Executive Board, 1985-86); Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Delta Zeta 1; Ski Club 2; Sociology Club 2; Young Republicans 2; INCF 1-4 (Executive Board, 1986-87). Beswick, Minda Ellen Norristown, PA Spanish Club 2-4 (President, 4); College Choir 2; Marching Band 1-4 (Member, General Assembly 2, 4); Masterworks Chorus i, 4; Tau Beta Sigma; Sigma Delta Pi. Bielski, Lynne Marie West Chester, PA Graphica Club 3, 4. Bissonette, Joseph James Brookhaven, PA Accounting Society 2-4 (Founder and Coor- dinator, VITA Program, 3, 4); Law Club 2, 3; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2-4. Bitwer, Pam A. West Chester, PA Black, Alisa Suzanne Newtown Square, PA OCSA 1; Delta Zeta 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 4; Quad Angles 2; Serpentine 2; Junior Year Abroad 3. Bodden, Paula Marie Media, PA Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Boedewig, Judy Marie Warminster, PA RHA (Sanderson, Secretary), 2; Abbe 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; ACE 2-4 (Secretary, 3); Dance Prod. Workshop 3, 4; Masterworks Chorus 1; Who ' s Who 4. Boomer, Helen Anne Bethesda, MD Alpha Phi 2-4 (IGC Rep. 3, 4); Intramurals 1. Bowen, Judy Marie Lansdale, PA Sigma Pi 1-4 (Treasurer and Pledge Master); In- tramurals 2; Serpentine 2-4 (Editor); WCUR 2, 3 (Public Relations Director); Student Employ- ment 2. Bowman, Stephen H. West Chester, PA Ice Hockey 2, 3. Bradley, Lori Anne Philadelphia, PA Fencing 2; Accounting Society 3 (Advertising Committee); Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3,4 (Vice President for Travel Affairs, 1986-87 and Co-Chairperson for Career Night, 1986); Serpentine 1 (Asst. Events Editor, 1); National Association of Ac- countants (1985-86); Marketing Society (1986). Brandon, Jacqueline D. Philadelphia, PA Britten, Cynthia Ann Hummel St. Peters, PA Eta Sigma Gamma 4. Brown, Carolyn Yvonne Philadelphia, PA Brown, Michael Edward Moorestown, NJ IGA 2; Boxing 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Track and Field 1; Weight Lifting 1-4; ACE 4; Quad Angles 2,3. Brown, Neil Daniel Hanover, PA Friars 2-4; Golf 1; Volleyball 1; Weight Lifting 1- 3; Law Club 1; Majors Club 1-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3,4. Brooks, David Allen Devon, PA Young Republicans 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Stu- dent Employment 2-4. Bruecks, Michael Joseph West Grove, PA Student Employment 1-4. Brunner, Glen W. Huntingdon Valley, PA RHA 2, 3 (Sanderson Treasurer, 1984-85 and Goshen Hall Vice President and President, 1985-86); IGA 2, 3 (Elected Rep. From RHA); Friars 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2 (Co-Captain, 1984); Swimming and Diving 1; ACEI 2-4 (Vice Presi- dent 1986-87); Dance Prod. Workshop 1-4 (Choreographer, 1985-87); Student Employment 2-4 (D. Asistant, 1986 and Resident Assistant, 1986-87). Buchanan, Debra Kay Allentown, NY Alchemists Club 2; Darlington Biological 3, 4; Comm. Club 3, 4; Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship 2-4; Intramurals 2; Student Employment 3, 4. Buckley, Loretta Marie Philadelphia, PA Resident Assistant 3, 4. Burnetta, Michael Joseph Cheltenham, PA Football 1-4 (Co-Captain); Intramurals 1-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4. Burns, Anne Foster Chester Springs, PA Delta Zeta 1 (Recording Secretary); Law Club 3. Burrell, John J. Harleysville, PA RHA 1-4; Friars 3, 4 (Treasurer, 4); Intramurals 2, 3; Alchemists Club 1-4 (Vice President, 2 and President, 3); Darlington Biological 1-4. Buxton, Pamela Renee King of Prussia, PA Byrnes, William James Upper Darby, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2 (Secretary, 2); Friars 4; Alchemists Club 1-4 (Treasurer 2, 3 and Presi- dent 4); Darlington Biological 1-3; Newman 1-4. Calabrese, Paul L. West Chester, PA Comm. Dance 2-4 (Activity Chairperson, 3 and President, 4); Karate Club 1-4; Italian Club 2-4 (Treasurer, 2). Campellone, Joseph Vincent Bensalem, PA Alpha Chi Rho 1-4; WCUR 3; Intramurals 1-4. Cantwell, Francine Louise Warminster, PA Alpha Phi 1-4 (Corresponding Secretary, 1985-86 and Treasurer, 1986-87); Comm. Club 3, 4. Capone, Richard Rosario Cherry Hill, NJ Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4 (Treasurer, 1985 and President, 1986). Capper, Lynne M. Harrisburg, PA I Intramurals 2; Speech Path and Audiology 2-4 (Secretary, National Student Speech and Language Hearing Association, 1985); Master- works Chorus 2, 3. Carnuccio, Laurence M., Jr. West Chester, PA RHA 3; Bible Study 1-4; Campus Crusade 1-4. Carr, Toni Philadelphia, PA Omega Essence Club. Carter, Richard Mathews Doylestown, PA Tequila Jam Ensemble 2-4; Graphica Club 3, 4 (President). Carvajal, Luz Edy New Holland, PA HSU 1-3 (President). Castro, Andrea Kay Havertown, PA Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4; Masterworks Chorus 2, 3. Catanzaro, Vincent Norristown, PA Masterworks Chorus Newman 1. 1-4; Men ' s Chorus 1-4; Cattai, David L. Philadelphia, PA Football 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4; Campus Crusade 3,4;WCUR1. Cattell, Donald F. Exton, PA Gay Student Union 3, 4; National Association of Accountants (Vice President, 4). Celommi, Stephen Michael Newton Square, PA Ice Hockey 2, 3; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3. Cherrybon, Richard David PortCUnton, PA Sigma Gamma Epsilon (Secretary, 1986); In- tramurals 3; Earth and Space Science; Comm. Club 3, 4; Newman 1-4. Chiglinsky, Marjorie Ann New Castle, DE Eta Sigma Gamma 4; Newman 3, 4. Cimakosky, Lisa Marie Conyngham, PA Cincotta, Michael J. Broomall, PA RHA 3; Ice Hockey 1-4 (Captain, 1986-87); In- tramurals 1-4; Sport Club Council 2, 3. Cirillo, Ann Marie Aston, PA WCUR 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. Coacher, Mary LeeAnn Havertown, PA Social Welfare Club 3, 4. Cohn, Robin Hindi Bala Cynwyd, PA Fencing Club 4; Hockey Club 2; Intramurals 3; Brian ' s Run 4. Collier, Susan Lynn Basking Ridge, NJ OCSA 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; Campus Crusade 3, 4. Cooper, Holly Young Havertown, PA Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Cooper, Lori Robin Philadelphia, PA Program Board 1, 2. Corrigan, Mary Kathleen Downingtown, PA Intramurals 2-4; Karate Club 1; Nursing Club 3, 4; Newman 1-4. Cosgrove, Noreen A. Goettel Drexel Hill, PA Costanza, Angelina Easton, PA RHA 1, 2 (Assistant Program Coordinator, 1985); Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Intramurals 1-3; Newman 1-4; Alpha Upsilon Alpha 3, 4; PSEA 4; ACEI 3, 4; International Reading Association 3, 4. Cousins, Kimberly M. Rosemont, PA Sigma Sigma Sigma 2-4. Coyle, William John III Langhorne, PA RHA 1-3 (Hall President 1, 2); Political Science 2; Student Employment 2, 3; Alpha Chi Rho 2-4 (Secretary, 3). Cresta, Jeanine Marie West Chester, PA Cheerleader 1-4 (Captain 1, 4); Comm. Club 3, 4; French Club 1, 2. Czaplicki, Jeanette M. Hatboro, PA Intramurals 1; Nursing Honor Society 4. Dais, Autumn Aston, PA BSU 2, 3; Gamma Sigma Sigma 2-4 (President, 2 and Vice President, 3); Social Welfare Club 3, 4. Dallatore, Paul John Collingdale, PA Social Welfare Club 2, 3; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2, 3; Theatre 208 Productions, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. Dalpe, Dawn Catherine Willow Grove, PA IGA 1-4; Marching Band 2, 3; Newman 1-4; Nur- sing Honor Society 4. Daly, Alexandra Sloane Villanova, PA Art Assoc. 1-4; Graphica Club 1-4 (Secretary- Treasurer, 4). Davis, Brenda Clayton, DE West Chester Assoc, for the Education of Young Children 3, 4. Davis, Jennifer Lauren Downington, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4; Valkyrie 3, 4; MENC 4 (President); Chamber Choir 2; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 3, 4 (Vice President); Masterworks Chorus 3; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 4 (President); Opera Chorus 3; Women ' s Chorus 2; Phi Eta Sigma 1 (Treasurer). DeAbreu, Michael Carl Coatesville, PA OCSA 1-4. DeGaitis, Stephanie Kathryn Willow Grove, PA RHA 1, 2 (Freshman Coord.); Pi Kappa Delta 1- 4; Philosophy Club 4; Sociology Club 2, 3. DeHaven, Carolyn M. Devon, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alchemists Club 1; Phi Eta Sigma; SNAP 4; Vice President of Nursing Class 4; WHo ' s Who 1-4. Delaney, Maryanne Therese Philadelphia, PA Delmond, Jacqueline B. Lynbrook, NY Comm. Dance 4; Aerobics Club 4; WCUR 2. Dequevedo, Jeffrey Andrew Philadelphia, PA RHA 1-4; OCSA 2-4; Alchemists Club 2-4; WCUR 1; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Program Board 1-4 (Chairman and Concert Committee Chairman). Di Antonio, Lisa Hanover, NJ Alpha Pi 1-4 (Recording Secretary, 3 and Vice President, 4); Newman 1-4. Diem, Steven Paul Malvern, PA Dietrich, Michele M. Hamburg, PA Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; MENC 3, 4; PSEA 4; Masterworks Chorus 3, 4; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus 3, 4. Dixon, Jo Ann West Chester, PA Alpha Phi 2-4 (Vice President 3, 4); Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2, 3. Dolan, Marybeth Ann Philadelphia, PA Marching Band 1-4; Nursing Honor Society 4; TBE — Service Sorority for Marching Band 1-4. Dole, Robert Steven Sparta, NJ Rugby 1; ACE 3, 4. Domsohn, Christine Marie Coatesville, PA Donley, Jonathan M. West Chester, PA Intramurals 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2. Donnelly, Timothy A. Glassboro, NJ RHA 1; IGA 3; Intramurals 1-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3; Alpha Chi Rho 1-4 (President, Vice President, Treasurer, Pledge President); Inter Fraternity Council Rep. 1-3; Inter Greek Council IGA Rep. 3. Dortone, Dean J. Drexel Hill, PA Sigma Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Boxing 3, 4; Law Club 3. Dougherty, MeUssa Ann Warminster, PA Dance Prod. Workshop 4; Masterworks Chorus 2; Newman 2-4. Duddy, Kathleen Marie Rosemont, PA Intramurals 1-4; Folk Dance 2; Social Welfare Club 1-4; Rat Club 1-4. Dulski, John J. Ivyland, PA Serpentine 3, 4; WCUR 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3. Dunleavy, Alice (AUie) Marie Medford, NJ Intramurals 1-4; Soccer 2; Karate Club 1; Nurs- ing Club 3, 4; Newman 1-4; Student Employment 1-4; Nursing Class President 4; Nursing Honor Society 4. Early, Loretta Diane King of Prussa, PA Einsig, Harold Joseph Reading, PA OCSA 1-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3; Phi Epsilon Kappa 2-4 (Vice President); Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Athletic Training Club 1-4 (President, 4); Honors Program 1-4; Pre-Med Program 2-4; Who ' s Who 3, 4. Elk, Diana Lynne Stewartstown, PA Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4 (Membership Chairman); In- tramurals 2-4; Track and Field 1. Eliott, Frank K. Ill Pottstown, PA El-Tantawi, Susan E. Downingtown, PA Darlington Biological 2. Emmell, Lauren Marie Berwick, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Nursing Honor Society 4; Student Nursing Assoc, of PA (SNAP) 3, 4 (President). Faith, Amy L. Levittown, PA RHA 2; Political Science 3, 4 (President, 4); Young Republicans 4. Falciani, Alfred N. Folcroft, PA Law Club 4. Faro, Walter Alessandro King of Prussia, PA ISA 4 (Vice President); Spanish Club 3, 4 (Vice President, 3 and President, 4). Faro, Tara Marie Horvath King of Prussia, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3; Computer Club 1, 3. Farrell, Mark Patrick Philadelphia, PA Football 1. Farrell, Mary Beth Drexel Hill, PA Accounting Society 1; ACE 2-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2-4 (Vice President, Membership Committee, 4); Marketing Society 3, 4 (President, 4); Student Employment 3, 4. Faulkner, Charlton D. Lebanon, PA Marching Band 2. Fedalen, Karen M. Sharon Hill, PA RHA 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; PSEA 4. Ferguson, Angela Kristine Philadelphia, PA BSU 3, 4; RHA 3, 4; Alpha Kappa 3, 4 (President, 3, 4); Psychology Club 1, 2; Social Welfare Club 3, 4 (Treasurer); Member of the President ' s Race Relations Task Force 4. Fermani, Ann Mary Havertown, PA Fickner, Christine Ann Exton, PA Fisher, Jean Marie Folsom, PA College Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Master- works Chorus 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus 2; Com- munity Music School Piano Teacher 4. Fisher, Sally Ann Abington, PA ACEI 3. Fitts, Allison B. Exton, PA Flanagan, Sara Ann Madison, AL Basketball 1-4; Marketing Society 4. Fleming, Susan Michelle Broomall, PA SAM 3, 4. Flowers, Stephen Joseph West Chester, PA Foreman, Elizabeth Anne Philadelphia, PA Forrest, Angela Marie Glenmoore, PA RHA 3; IGA 3; Cheerleader 1; Accounting Socie- ty 4. Forsythe, Mary Slaman West Chester, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Pi Beta Phi 1-4. Forte, Sandy Aston, PA IGA 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; National Assoc, of Ac- countants 4. Fox, Jeffrey M. Lafayette Hill, PA Law Club 3; Political Science 2; Sigma Phi Ep- silon 1, 2. Franklin, Chris H. Lansdale, PA CAS 3 (Executive Board Member); RHA 1, 2 (President, 2); IGA 2-4 (Vice President, 3 and President, 4); Friars 2-4; Intramurals 1, 2; Dance Prod. Workshop 4; Student Employment 3, 4; Student Services, Inc. 4 (Vice Chairman); Who ' s Who 4. Fredd, Robert Alan Media, PA IGA 1-4. Frederick, Howard Gerard Newtown Square, PA Freed, Alan Robert Lansdale, PA Intramurals 1, 2; Alchemists Club 1, 2. Frierson, Dannielle B. Philadelphia, PA BSU 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Dance Prod. Workshop 1-3; Comm. Club 1, 2; Theatre Dance Group 2, 3; Omega Essence Club 2-4; Peer Counselor 2-4; Tour Guide 2-4. Fry, Andrea Lynn Norristown, PA Comm. Club 1, 2; Serpentine 1; Student Employ- ment 2-4 (Orientation Leader, 2, 3); Peer Counselor 2-4. Fuller, Michelle Lynn Downingtown, PA Law Club 4. Gagliardi, Charles N. Phoenixville, PA Gaul, Gordon B. Collingdale, PA BSU 4; Lacrosse 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1-4; Ski Club 3, 4; Concert Choir 1-3; Martin L. King Scholarship Committee 3. Gavarone, Donna Marie Philadelphia, PA RHA 3; Alchemists Club 1-4; Darhngton Biological 1-4; Earth and Space Science 2; In- tramurals 3. Gay, Leslie J. Joplin, MO Sigma Alpha Iota 1, 2; Instrumental Ensemble 1-4 (Percussion Ensemble); Marching Band 1; Symphonic Band 1, 3; Symphony Orchestra 3; Woodwind Ensemble 1-3; Wind Ensemble 2, 4. Genuardi, Barbara Jean Norristown, PA PSEA 4. General, Kim M. Toms River, NJ Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; In- door Track 1, 2; Rugby 2; Track and Field 1; An- thropology Club 1, 2 (Treasurer, 2); National Student Exchange 3. Gerth, Gary F. Pottstown, PA Gialloreto, Jeanette Theresa Philadelphia, PA RHA 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Majors Club 1-4. Giardinelli, Amy Gwenn Southampton, PA Abbe 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Pi Sigma Alpha 3, 4; Orientation Program 3; Residence Life 2, 3. Gill, Thomas J. West Chester, PA OCSA 2-4; IGA 3, 4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4 (Pledge Trainer, 2; Vice President, 3; President and Historian, 4); Inter-Fraternity Council 2-4 (President 1984-86); Inter-Greek Council 2-4 (Rep. 1984-86); Town-Gown Council 4; Alcohol Awareness Committee 1; Orientation-Retention Committee 3; Intramurals 1-4; Student Employ- ment 1-4. Gillen, Michael F. Easton, PA Football 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Weight Lifting 1-4; Marketing Society 1985-86. Gillis, Linda Margaret West Chambersburg, PA Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Psi Chi 2-4; Quad Angles 3, 4 (Editor, 4). Giunta, Andrea Leah West Chester, PA Glass, Debra Ann West Lawn, PA Dance Prod. Workshop 4; PSEA 4; Spanish Club 2; Resident Assistant 4. Goodman, Jeffrey Lee Phoenixville, PA Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Fenc- ing 1; History Club 2-4; Political Science 3, 4; HiUel 1, 2. Gordon, Susan Marie Bristol, PA RHA 1-3 (Program Coordinator, Wayne Hall, 1984-86); Accounting Society 4; German Club 1- 4; Who ' s Who 4. Gordon, William Robert, Jr. Broomall, PA Intramurals 2, 3; Earth and Space Science 2-4; Sigma Gamma Epsilon 4. Graziosi, Susan Marie Philadelphia, PA RHA 1-4 (Program Coordinator, Wing Hall, 4 and Wing Rep. 1-3); IGA 1-4; Philosophy Club 3, 4; Newman 1-4; Brian ' s Run Committee 3, 4. Greco, Michael Anthony Norristown, PA Intramurals 2, 3. Gregor, Beverly Ann Coatesville, PA CAS 4; Nursing Club 3, 4; Bible Study 1. Grentz, Mary Susan York, PA Intramurals 2-4; Social Welfare Club 1, 2; Marketing Society 4. Gress, Gary L. Bowmansville, PA IGA 1-4; Chamber Choir 1; College Choir 1; Who ' s Who 4; Pennsylvania Music Teachers Assoc. (President 1986-87); Pi Kappa Lambda Music Honor Society 3, 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Honors Program (1984-87). Groff, Lane L. Coatesville, PA Grouleff, Tammy Lynn Milford, NJ Modern Dance 2, 3; Spanish Club 2-4; Ballet Class 2, 3; Student Employment 1-3; Who ' s Who 3,4. Grunes, Clifford E. Lafayette Hill, PA Sigma Pi 1-4; Weight Lifting 1-4; Ski Club 3, 4; Hillel 1-4. Guiseppe, Mark A. West Chester, PA Gurian, Bonnie West Chester, PA Guthier, Sharon Anne Holland, PA Gyuris, David Andres Phoenixville, PA Intramurals 3, 4; Accounting Society 3, 4. Haday, Bernadette Margaret Aston, PA Haines, Laurie Phoenixville, PA IGA 1-4; Swimming and Diving 2; Tennis 1-3; National Student Exchange 3; Newman 1-4; Roadrunner ' s Women ' s Basketball Manager 3. Halefelder, Anna M. Aston, PA OCSA 3, 4 (Social Chairperson, 4); Assoc, for Childhood Education International 3, 4. Hall, Kevin Robert Philadelphia, PA Russian Club (Troika) 2-4; Young Republicans 4. Hamm, Melissa Louise Whitehall, PA Nursing Honor Society 4; Student Nursing Assoc, of PA 4. Hanna, Deborah S. Leola, PA RHA 2, 3; Abbe 3, 4 (Vice President, 4); Eta Sigma Gamma 3, 4 (President, 4); Intramurals 1; Public Health Club 4 (Secretary). Hartnett, Diane Elizabeth Southampton, PA RHA 2; IGA 3; Abbe 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Lacrosse 1 (Men ' s Lacrosse Manager); Dance Prod. Workshop 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4; Assoc, for Childhood Education International (ACEI) 3. Harvey, Karel L. Endicott, NY Anderson Math Club 4 (Treasurer); Marching Band 1; Symphony Orchestra 1, 2; Quad Angles 3,4. Hatt, Margaretann Myerstown, PA Phi Epsilon Kappa 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Rugby 1; Women ' s Soccer 1; WCU Aerobics Instructor 4. Hawbecker, Lisa Ann Reading, PA Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3. Heaney, Christopher M. Philadelphia, PA RHA 2, 3; Friars 2-4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4; Ice Hockey 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Comm. Club 4; Stu- dent Employment 1-4; RA 3 Years; BOG (Sykes) 2, 3; Alcohol Awareness Comm. 1-3; Sports Club Council; Cheers 2, 3; Program Board 2, 3. Heckman, John Robert Boothwyn, PA Marching Band 1, 2; WCUR 1-4 (Program Direc- tor, 4); Program Board 1-4. Heidelbaugh, Michael H. Coatesville, PA Football 3. Heigl, Cynthia Elizabeth West Chester, PA Hendrick, Jeffrey Paul Ambler, PA Herskovic, Sol William Philadelphia, PA Hess, Kelly Suzanne Diamond Bar, CA Holt, Cynthia Susan Perkasie, PA Volleyball 1-4. Horsky, Lydia Milmont Park, PA Hughes, Susan Joy Yardley, PA Anderson Math Club 4 (President). Hunter, Patricia Marie Philadelphia, PA Idede, Lawrence Elasime Philadelphia, PA Student Employment 4 (Office of the Registrar). Imburgia, Jane L. West Chester, PA Rugby 2-4; Ski Club 1-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 1-4; Marketing Society 1-4. Incao, Robert Joseph Bridgewater, NJ RHA 2, 3; Rugby 4; ACE 3; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2, 4; Resident Assistant 3, 4; Marketing Society 4. Ivany, Jonathan A. Willingboro, NJ Pi Gammu Mu 3, 4. Jacecko, Christine Marie Exton, PA Delta Zeta 2-4; Alchemists Club 1-4. Jacko, Joanne Willingboro, NJ Intramurals 2-4; Student Employment 1-4; Assoc, for Childhood Education International 2-4. Jackson, Arnold Dixon Philadelphia, PA BSU 1-4; IGA 1-4; Omega Psi Phi 3, 4 (Treasurer); WCUR 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3. Jankowski, Laura Ann Philadelphia, PA Intramurals 1-4; Daedulus 2. Jetter, Debora M. Elizabeth, NJ BSU 2, 3; IGA 2; Competitive Speech 3; Concert Choir 1; Student Employment 2, 3; Who ' s Who 1. John, Michael Anthony Philadelphia, PA Pi Gamma Mu 4; Intramurals 1-4. Johnson, Catherine Whelen Newtown Square, PA OCSA 3, 4; SAM 3, 4; Marketing Club 3, 4. Johnson, Cynthia L. Drexel Hill, PA RHA 3. Johnson, Stephen Bernard Hatboro, PA Intramurals 1-4. Jones, Angela L. Philadelphia, PA Jones, Patrick Michael Plymouth Meeting, PA MENC 1-4; College Choir 1; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 1, 4; Masterworks Chorus 1; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 1-4; Symphonic Band 1; Symphony Orchestra 3; Wind Ensemble 3, 4 (Assistant Conductor). Joseph, Pauline J. Buckhout, NY IGA 1, 2; Alpha Xi Delta 2-4 (Treasurer, 4); In- tramurals 1, 2. Judy, Brenda S. Downingtown, PA College Choir 1; Concert Band 2; Masterworks Chorus 2-4; Women ' s Chorus 2; Community Music School, Teaching Faculty 2-4. Kahl, Cynthia L. Akron, PA RHA 1, 2; IGA 1; Sigma Pi Little Sisters 2-4 (Pledge Master, 3); Intramurals 1, 2. Kearns, Patty Allison Berkeley Heights, NJ Basketball 1-3; Cross Country 4; Intramurals 2; Track and Field 4. Kelley, Jamie Lee Overbrook Hills, PA Alchemists Club 1; Honors Program 1-4; Honors Student Assoc. (Vice President, 4). Kennedy, Kathleen A. King of Prussia, PA Keough, Robert C. Warminster, PA Football 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Comm. Club 3, 4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2, 3. Kerchner, Jody Lynn Sinking Springs, PA IGA 1-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Sigma Alpha Iota 2-4 (President); Phi Eta Sigma 1-4 (Secretary); MENC 1-4; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 2-4; Masterworks Chorus 1-4; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 1-4; Opera Chorus 3; Women ' s Chorus 2; Who ' s Who 4. Keryluk, Katherine Alana Broomall, PA Keyser, Marsha J. Philadelphia, PA Tennis 2; College Choir 2; Masterworks Chorus 3, 4; Women ' s Glee Club 1. Kinnier, Sandra Elizabeth Philadelphia, PA RHA 2 (Asst. Program Coordinator, Sanderson Hall); Pi Kappa Delta 2 (Vice President); Debate Club 2; Wester Chester Musical Theatre 1; Special Education Club 4 (Vice President); D.A. Sanderson 2; R.A. Sanderson 3; R.A. Goshen 4. Kirkaldie, Carla JoAnn Greenbelt, MD Sigma Alpha Iota 1-4 (Corr. Secretary, 2; Vice President, 3; Chaplain, 4); College Choir 1; Con- cert Choir 3, 4; Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2; Music Educator ' s Nat ' l. Conf. 4; Symphony Or- chestra 2, 3; Women ' s Chorus 2; Woodwind Ensemble 1, 2; PA Music Teachers Assoc. 4 (Vice President); INCF 2, 3. Kline, Judith Ann Upper Darby, PA RHA 3; Lacrosse 3. Kohr, Lisa Janell Mechanicsburg, PA RHA 1, 2; OCSA 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2 (Treasurer); Accounting Society 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; National Assoc, of Accountants, Student Chapter 4. Kooler, Pamela Ann Huntingdon Valley, PA Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4; PCA, Fraternity Education. Kress, Janice Marie Philadelphia, PA RHA 2; IGC 3; Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4 (1st Vice President, 1986). Kruelle, Lisa Ann Bel Air, MD Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; College Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Masterworks Chorus 2-4; Symphonic Band 1; Women ' s Chorus 2. Kujat, Maurice Harry Coatesville, PA OCSA 3, 4; ACE 3; Fellowship 3, 4. Chi Alpha Christian Kurland, Beth J. Philadelphia, PA Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 4; Quad Angles 2, 3. Kurzeja, Margaret Mary Summit, NJ Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4 (Historian, 4); Intramurals 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4 (Vice President, 1985 and Treasurer, 1986); Junior Year Abroad 3. Kwick, Nancy E. Claymont, DE Anderson Math Club 2-4 (Vice President, 4). LaGaccia, Eric David Chester, PA Darlington Biological 3, 4. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4; In- Lail, Mark R. Mickleton, NJ Intramurals 1-4; ACE 4; Comm. Club 3, 4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2-4. Lain, Kimberly Grace Leola, PA Art Assoc. 1; Marching Band 1-4; Masterworks Chorus 1-4; Bible Study 2-4; Intervarsity Chris- tian Fellowship 2-4. Laird, Diane Carol Freehold, NJ Bible Study 1-3; Special Education Club 4 (Presi- dent); Council for Exceptional Children 1-4 (President of Chapter 293, 4). Land, Julie Deborah Margate, NJ Rugby 2-4. Latini, Beth A. Wayne, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 1; Marketing Society 3, 4. Laverty, Mary Beth Riverton, NJ IGA 1-4; ACE 3; Soc. tramurals 1-4. Lee, Debra Lehman West Chester, PA Honors Students 3, 4. Leedy, Juliet Gale Lancaster, PA Lichter, Ann West Chester, PA Intramurals 1; Student Employment 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. Lindelow, Kurt Knute Havertown, PA Leitner, George Karl Downington, PA Soccer 1; Newman 1. Link, Jean M. Brookhaven, PA RHA 3, 4 (Treasurer, McCarthy, 4); IGA 4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4; Quad Angles 4 (Business Manager). Lloyd, Christopher A. Woodstown, NJ IGC 2, 3; Alpha Chi Rho 1-4 (Vice President, 2- 4); IFC 2, 3 (Vice President, 3); Intramurals 1-4. Lloyd, Denise Marie Woodbury, NJ Lofton, Lois Grace Mannino Folcroft, PA Pi Gamma Mu 3; Marketing Society 3; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3. Lopapa, Douglas Albert Glen Mills, PA Comm. Club 3, 4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 4. Loughin, John Michael Audubon, PA Cross Country 1-4; Indoor Track 1-4; Track and Field 1-4; Instrumental Ensemble 1-4. Loving, Carmella Yvette Philadelphia, PA BSU 1; Dance Prod. Workshop 1-4; Comm. Club 4 (Executive Board Chairperson, 4). Luckenbill, Susan Lee Audubon, PA MacMurray, Gail Megan Oreland, PA RHA 1, 2; OCSA 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2-4 (Vice President, Service, 3); Waterpolo 3, 4. Mahoney, Michele Paula Drexel Hill, PA Darlington Biological 3, 4; Young Republicans 3, 4; Student Employment 3, 4. Mammarelli, Tracey Ann Havertown, PA RHA 1, 2; Valkyrie 2-4; Delta Zeta 1-3; In- tramurals 1-3; Rugby 1-3. Mancuso, Elizabeth Jo Ridley Park, PA RHA 2, 3 (Program Coordinator, 1985); Comm. Club 3, 4; Phi Kappa Sigma Little Sisters (Treasurer, Spring 1986 and President, Fall 1986). Marcocci, Todd A. A. Dudley, PA Dance Prod. Workshop 3, 4 (Choreographer, 4); Comm. Club 3; Marching Band 1-4 (Rifle Cap- tain, 2-4; Band Front Coordinator, 4; Public Relations Director, 4: Organizer of Macy ' s Parade Trip, 4; General Assembly, 2-4); WCUR 3, 4; Avengers Indoor Color Guard 1. Markowitz, Joseph Holland, PA RHA 3; ISA 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4. Marshall, Renee M. Norristown, PA Alpha Phi 2-4 (Social Chairman, 1986-87). Martens, Amy Marie Montvale, NJ Martin, Deborah Anne Albrightsville, PA Synchronized Swim 4 (President); Water Polo 2 (President); Intramurals 1; Special Olympics Committee 4. Matos, Palmira Laracuente West Chester, PA Spanish Club 1-4 (Treasurer, 1986). Maxwell, Shawn Newton Mount Joy, PA Football 1, 2; Who ' s Who 3, 4. McAfee, Lori Michele Audubon, PA McCarney, Daniel John Media, PA McCarter, Brian Joseph West Chester, PA Baseball 1, 2; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 4. McCabe, Raymond E. West Chester, PA Comm. Club 3, 4. McCleary, Dorothy J. Paoli, PA Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Alpha Upsilon Alpha 4. McCloskey, James Nelson Havertown, PA McCooey, Kelly Ann New Hope, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2; Intramurals 2. McDevitt, James Joseph Warminster, PA Eta Sigma Gamma 3, 4; Friars 3, 4; Ice Hockey 1, 2. McFadden, Lori Ann Boothwyn, PA Student Employment 1-4; Overseas Student Teaching (London) 4. McGarrigle, Kathleen T. West Chester, PA McGarvey, Kathryn M. Havertown, PA Alpha Epsilon 1; Alchemists Club 1-4; Student Employment 1; Who ' s Who 4; Program Board 1-4; IGA (Finance Committee Treasurer, 1985). McKeon, Maureen C. Ridley Park, PA Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4 (Scholastic Chairman, 2; Corresponding Sec, 3; President, 4); Intramurals 1-4. McNabb, Kimberlie Ann Phoenixville, PA McPhatten, Carla RHA 2. Metigue, Kathleen Philadelphia, PA RHA 1, 2; Abbe 3, 4; Alchemists Club 1-4; Stu- dent Employment 4. Meehl, Rob Hatboro, PA Friars 3, 4; Indoor Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4; Lacrosse 3; Track and Field 1, 2. Meloni, Kathryn Ann Thornton, PA Menz, Cynthia June West Chester, PA Art Assoc. 3; Comm. Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Theatre 208 Productions 3; Student Employ- ment 4; OCSA 4 (1986 State Queen Rep., Miss New Jersey, 1986 Homecoming Parade, 1985-86). Metzgar, Joni Patricia West Chester, PA RHA 1, 3; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4 (Secretary). Mikula, Mark A. West Chester, PA Teacher Education Council, Student Member 3, 4. Miller, Cynthia Sue New Cumberland, PA Spanish Club 2, 3; Campus Crusade 1-4. Miller, Diane R. Springfield, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2; Women ' s Chorus 1. Mitchell, Jeffrey Chambersburg, PA Intramurals 1-4. Mitchell, Martha A. Seyb Berwyn, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 2, 3. Moffitt, William R. Springfield, PA Intramurals 1-4; Soc. Employment 1, 2. Adv. Mgmt. 4; Student Molloy, Jason Allen Lancaster, PA Theta Chi 1-4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Dance Prod. Workshop 3, 4. Moore, Lewis Allen Macungie, PA Golf 3, 4. Moran, Valerie Joan Chatham Twp., NJ Alpha Phi 2-4; Rush Counselor for Panhellenic Council, Fall 1985 and Fall 1986. Moravek, Danise Marie West Chester, PA CAS 1-3 (Chapter Coordinator, 2 and Treasurer, 3); IGA 2, 3; Russian Club 4; Together Towards Peace 3, 4; Internship Through Political Science Dept. With the Ringgold Campaign 4; Backpack- ing 3. Morgans, Monica E. Media, PA RHA 1, 2; Alpha Phi 2-4; PSEA 4. Morris, James R. Broomall, PA Men ' s Chorus 2, 4. Moseley, Nancy Grainger Chadds Ford, PA Ande rson Math Club 3, 4. Moser, Christine Marie Bethlehem, PA Cross Country 2, 3 (Captain 3); Indoor Track 3, 4; Track and Field 2-4; Karate Club 1; Nat ' l. Stu- dent Exch. 3; ROTC 3, 4 (Battalion Commander, 4). Moyer, Lisa Ann Robesonia, PA Hockey 1, 2; Aerobics Club 4. Murphy, Christopher Stephen Summit, NJ IGA 3, 4; Comm. Club 1. Murren, JoAnn Shirley Montvale, NJ Myers, Antoinette Denise Philadelphia, PA RHA 2-4; Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship 2-4 (Treasurer, 3, 4); Student Employment 2-4. Myers, Lalita Y. Philadelphia, PA BSU 1-4; IGA 1-4. Myers, Lorie M. Bloomsburg, PA Alpha Phi 2-4. Nanni, Teresa E. Philadelphia, PA Intramurals 1-4; Majors Club 3, 4; Modern Dance 3, 4; Student Employment 1-4; Who ' s Who 4. Napoletano, Felicia Marie Temple, PA Comm. Club 3, 4; Nursing Club 4 (Treasurer); Nursing Honor Society 4. Naylor, Beth Ann Hershey, PA Indoor Track 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Track and Field 1, 2. Naylor, Kristen Lyn York, PA Alchemists Club 1; Honors Program 1-4; Nursing Honor Society 4. Nellius-Kazarian, Cherylen Honeybrook, PA Art Assoc. 1-4. Nester, Christopher Paul Pottstown, PA Intramurals 1-4; Law Club 1, 2; Political Science 1, 4; Young Democrats 1, 2. Nicholas, Mark S. Turnersville, NJ Football 1; Intramurals 3, 4; Law Club 3, 4. Nolan, Barbara Ellen West Chester, PA Noonkester, Cynthia J. Coatesville, PA • Notarangelo, Julie Ann Highspire, PA Phi Epsilon Kappa 2-4; Intramurals 1-4; Majors Club 1-4; Newman 1-4. Novielli,Marianna A. Philadelphia, PA IGA 2 (Treasurer); Psychology Club 2, 3. O ' Connor, Maureen E. Philadelphia, PA Intramurals 3; ACEI 4. Odom, Frederick Ronaldo Somerdale,NJ BSU 1-4; Alpha Phi Alpha 2-4 (President, 1984- 85; Vice President, 1983-84, 1985-86; Chaplain Historian 1986-87); Intramurals 2; In- ter Fraternity Council Treasurer 1984-85; Black Greek Council President 1984-85; Collegiate Christian Fellowship 1, 4; College Choir 1; Mar- ching Band 3, 4; Men ' s Chorus 2. O ' Hara, Coleen Marie Hanover, PA RHA 1, 2; OCSA 3, 4; Intramurals 1-3; Spanish Club 3; Newman 1-4. Olejkowski, Lisa Philadelphia, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; MENC 4; PSEA 4; College Choir 1; Marching Band 1-4; Masterworks Chorus 3; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1-4; Women ' s Chorus 2; Tau Beta Sigma 1-4 (Corresponding Sec. 3, 4); Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society 1. Orlando, Diana Lynn Brookhaven, PA Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Osborne, James Joseph Erdenheim, PA Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Newman 1-4. Parker, Roderic Matthew Allentown, PA Football 3; Comm. Club 3, 4. Peck, William Bennett Wallingford, PA Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4. Pero, Michaelanne Toms River, NJ Intramurals 2-4. Perrone, Robert Joseph Avondale, PA Petner, Patricia Anne Bensalem, PA Golf 3, 4; Comm. Club 3, 4; Bible Study 3, 4. Pfaff, Eugene David West Long Branch, NJ Ski Club 4; Athletic Trainers Club 1-4; In- tramurals 1. Phillips, Eileen M. Kelley West Chester, PA RHA 2; Phi Epsilon Kappa 4; Basketball 1; In- tramurals 2-4; Softball 2; Campus Crusade 2; Student Employment 1, 2; Aerobics Instructors 2-4. Phillips, Raymond M. West Chester, PA Intramurals 2; Wrestling 1; Athletic Trainers Club 1-4. Pierce Van Dyke, April West Chester, PA Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Pinto, Lizette A. Springfield, VA Phi Kappa Delta 3, 4; Softball 1-3; Special Education Club 4 (Public Relations); Campus Crusade 1-4; Who ' s Who 4. PireUi, Beth M. Philadelphia, PA OCSA 2; Intramurals 2, 3; ACEI 3, 4. Pisano, Rose Marie Coatesville, PA Piziak, John J. Norristown, PA Intramurals 1-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4. PoHski, J. Mark West Chester, PA Intramurals 1, 2; Accounting Society 3, 4; NAA 3, 4 (Vice President). Politsky, Nancy C. Philadelphia, PA RHA 1-4; Abbe 2-4; Intramurals 1-3; Student Employment 1, 2; Who ' s Who 4; Special Educa- tion Club 1-4. Posey, Linda Ann Orangeville, PA OCSA 2-4 (President, 3); IGA 3, 4 (Vice Presi- dent, 4); Delta Zeta 1-4 (President, 3 and Secretary, 2); ACE 3; Student Services Board of Directors 4; Shared Governance 4; Student Life Committee 3; Facilities Committee 3; Curriculum and Policies Committee 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. Pratt, Milton Ray, Jr. Philadelphia, PA BSU 1-4; Geography and Outing 3, 4; Kappa Alpha Psi 2-4 (President). Presto, Mariann Exton, PA Priestley, Deborah Ann Upper Darby, PA Pusak, Ellen Patricia Media, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4 (President, 4). Pusey, Keith B. Coatesville, PA IGA 1-4; Soccer 1-4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 4. Putz, Christine M. Phoenixville, PA OCSA 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Psychology Club 1-4 (Treasurer, 3, 4). Rafferty, Mary Patricia Upper Darby, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Comm. Club 3, 4; MENC 3, 4; PSEA 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Chamber Orchestra 1-4; College Choir 1; Concert Choir 2, 3; Opera Chorus 3; Symphony Orchestra 1-4; Women ' s Chorus 2. Raiger, Anne M. Lebanon, PA RHA 2, 3 (Secretary, 2 and Treasurer 3, Kill- inger); Abbe 3, 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1-4 (Vice Presi- dent, 1); Who ' s Who 4. Rash, William Christopher Harrisburg, PA Rugby 1, 2; Bible Study 1-4; IVCF 1-4; Student Employment 3. Raub, Kimberly Ann Easton, PA RHA 1-4 (Secretary, 1); IGA 2, 3; Abbe 2-4; Gay and Lesbian Union 1-4; College Choir 1; Master- works Chorus 1-3; Board of Governors 2, 3; CAPC 2, 3; University Ambassdor 4; Resident Assistant 2-4; Peer Mentor Program 3; Alcohol Awareness Program 4. Raub, Timothy D. Boyertown, PA MENC 2-4; Chamber Orchestra 2-4; College Choir 1; Masterworks Chorus 3; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 2-4; Men ' s Chorus 2; Symphony Orchestra 1-4; Faculty Member, Community Music School WCU. Rayer, Maryann Barbara Drexel Hill, PA Dance Prod. Workshop 3, 4 (Choreographer, 4); Aerobic Instructors Club 1-4 (Secretary, 4). Raysor, Cherly Ann Wills Downingtown, PA Redmond, Jon Stuart West Chester, PA Art Assoc. 1-4 (Vice President, 3); Comm. Club 3, 4. Rees, Thomas Joseph Philadelphia, PA Football 1-4. Refford, Gail Heather Downingtown, PA OCSA 1, 2; Comm. Club 2-4; Student Employ- ment 1-4; Program Board 4. Reidy, Judith Ann Lafayette Hill, PA Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alpha Sigma Tau 3, 4 (Rush Director, IGC Rep., Historian 4); Inter- Greek Council 3, 4; Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4; Mar- ching Band 1-4 (Twirling Captain, 4); General Assembly of Marching Band 3, 4. Reilly, Deborah Sue Bethlehem, PA RHA 1-3; IGA 3; Newman 1-4; ACEI 2-4; Resi- dent Hall Honorary 3, 4. Reilly, Sharon Colleen Phoenixville, PA Reilly, Susan K. Phoenixville, PA Reisler, Teresa Ann North East, MD Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Bible Study 2-4; Campus Crusade 2-4; Student Employment 3, 4; Special Education Club 2-4. Rice, Donald Fitzgerald Norristown, PA BSU; Men Achieving Knowledge 1-4; WCUR 1-3. Riemer, Michele Whitehall, PA Richter, Jami Lyn Ottsville, PA Alpha Phi 2-4 (Philanthrophy, 3 and IGC Rep., 4). Rimerman, Ivy Simone Huntingdon Valley, PA RHA 3, 4 (Vice President, 3 and President, 4, Goshen Hall); IGA 3, 4; ACE 3; Marketing Socie- ty 3, 4; RHA Board of Presidents 1986-87; Pro- ject Pride Committee 1985-87; Chairman of Food Service Committee 1985-87; Who ' s Who 4. Robison, Deanne King of Prussia, PA Swimming and Diving 2; Law Club 3, 4. Roche, Patricia I. Linwood, PA ACEI 2-4. Rodi, Marissa C. Moorsetown, NJ College Choir 1; Masterworks Chorus 1-3; Women ' s Chorus 2; Bible Study 1-3. Rogers, Gary Thomas Havertown, PA Rogers, Susan Kathleen Levittown, PA Alpha Phi 1-4 (IGC Rep. 1984 and Panhellenic Rep. 1985-86); Panhellenic Council 2-4 (Vice President of Rush Counselors, 1986). Rowan, Patrick James Phoenixville, PA Intramurals 1-4; Comm. Club 2-4; WCUR 2, 3. Rubino, Diane Marie Malvern, PA ISA 1-4 (Secretary, 4); Karate Club 4; Italian Club 1-4 (President, 4). Rustin, Ramon Chandler West Chester, PA Saja, David B. Downingtown, PA Sigma Gamma Epsilon 4 (Vice President); Earth and Space Science 1-3 (Secretary Treasurer). Saunders, Gregory Paul Aston, PA ROTC 1, 2. Savage, Lori Anne Philadelphia, PA BSU 1-4; Delta Sigma Theta (Vice President); Comm. Club 2-4; Dance Prod. Workshop 2, 3. Saxton, Rhonda Leigh West Chester, PA OCSA 2, 3; Aerobic Dance Instructor 1985-87. Sborhni, Mark A. Narberth, PA Rugby 2-4; WCUR 2-4; Intramurals 1-3. Scarborough, Alphonso Keith Philadelphia, PA BSU 1; CAS 1; IGA 4; Friars 4; Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4; Competitive Speech 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4; Law Club 1, 3, 4; Bible Study 2-4; Campus Crusade 2- 4; Student Employment 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. Scenna, Joseph S. Rosemont, PA Intramurals 1. Schaeffer, Marianne Elizabeth Lansdowne, PA Lacrosse 1-4; Soccer 1-4. Schellinger, Audrey H. Southampton, PA Scott, Betsy Ann Wayne, PA ACEI 3, 4. Schroeder, Marie I. Philadelphia, PA RHA 1; Nursing Club 3, 4. Schwarz, Priscilla Exton, PA Comm. Club 3, 4; Nursing Honor Society 1986- 87; Who ' s Who 2-4. Seaman, Heather Ann Pottsville, PA IGA 1-4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Alpha Xi Delta 2-4 (Recording Secretary, 3, 4); Intramurals 1; Law Club 3, 4; Criminal Justice Assoc. 1-4; Political Science 4; National Dean ' s List Member; Par- ticipated in Moot Court — Law Society. Seekircher, Kathleen L. Shoreham, NY RHA 1-3; College Choir 3; Women ' s Chorus 3; Hillel 1; Circle K 2. Seigel, Andrew Mark Easton, PA Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; MENC 2-4; PSEA 4; College Choir 1; Concert Band 1; Instrumental Ensemble 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Masterworks Chorus 4; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 2-4; Men ' s Chorus 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4; Symphony Orchestra 2- 4; Orientation Staff 3, 4. Shanahan, Eileen F. West Chester, PA Comm. Club 3, 4. Sheehan, Deanna Teresa Closter, NJ Phi Epsilon Kappa 4; Hockey 1-4; Lacrosse 1-3; Intramurals 1-4. Shevlin, Theresa Anne Tinton Falls, NJ Softball 1-4; Comm. Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4. Siegle, Edward W. Havertown, PA Simone, Michael Albert West Chester, PA Simons, Judith Marie Ardmore, PA Sittler, Peter H. Bethlehem, PA Sivick, Joseph Alan Glen Mills, PA Slonmaker, Paul E. Royersford, PA Psychology Club 3, 4; Campus Crusade 3. Smith, Adam E. Succasunna, NJ Ski Club 3; Earth and Space Science 3, 4. Smith, Leslie P. West Chester, PA Smith, Karen Leigh East Str oudsburg, PA Comm. Club 3, 4; Student Nurse ' s Assoc, of PA 4; Nursing Honor Society 4. Snyder, Bill Hatboro, PA Sollars, Jay Andrew Haskell, NJ Intramurals 1-3; MENC 1, 2; College Choir 1; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1, 2; Master- works Chorus 2, 3; Music Educators Nat ' l. Conf. 1, 2; Men ' s Chorus 2; Bible Study 2-4; Campus Crusade 2-4; Student Employment 2-4. Somerville, Shari Louise Fanwood, NJ RHA 1,2; Majors Club 3, 4; Newman 1-4; In- tramurals 1, 2. Spoerl, Lawrence Anthony Norristown, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3, 4; Program Board 2-4 (Concert Chairman, 3). Sponsler, Karen Lee Norristown, PA Hockey 3, 4; Lacrosse 1-4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4. Stewart, Kathleen A. West Chester, PA Comm. Club 3, 4; College Choir 3. Stinger, Samuel K. Woodlyn, PA Stinson, Carol Rae Ardsley, PA Karate Club 1-4. Stralkowski, Stephanie K. West Chest er, PA Abbe 2-4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Swimming and Diving 2, 3; Marching Band 1; Canpus Crusade 1,2. Striker, Dawn Janet West Chester, PA Abbe 2-4 (President, 1986-87); Sigma Pi Sigma 4; Physics Club 4; Honors Program 1-4. Sully, Darlene Theresa Mullica Hill, NJ Alchemists Club 1-3 (Secretary, 3); Marching Band 1 (Silk Squad). Sweeney, Lisa Marie Warminster, PA Soc. Adv. Mgmt. 3. Tallamy, Linda E. Potomac, MD Alpha Phi 1-4. Taylor, Mary Frances Warrington, PA Graphica Club 3, 4. Thompson, John C. Jr. Devon, PA Campus Crusade 3, 4. Troisi, Kathryn G. Laverock, PA Alpha Phi 2-4. Tuttle, Barbara J. Coatesville, PA Ulrich, Tracey Ann Philadelphia, PA RHA 1; IGA 1-3 (Assembly Rules Chairperson, 3); Abbe 3; Alpha X Delta 1-4 (Rush Chairman, 3 and President, 4); Intramurals 3; Comm. Club 1- 4 (Vice President, 2 and President, 3); Orienta- tion Staff 3; Serpentine 1, 2 (Sports Editor, 2 and Layout Editor, 3); Young Republicans 2, 3; Newman 1, 2; WCUR 1, 2. Vail, Linda Ruth Aston, PA RHA 2-4; Swimming and Diving 1-3; Anderson Math Club 1; EMS 2-4; National Assoc, of Ac- countants 2-4; Student Employment 2-4. Vansant, Aimee E. Langhorne, PA Sigma Alpha Iota 3, 4. Varreh, Lisa A. Marlton, NJ Vasilakis, Diana A. Matawan, NJ Verden, Claire Elizabeth Farnhan, Surrey, England RHA 3, 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 3, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Soccer 1, 2; ISA 1-4; Intramurals 1-3; Pro- gram Board 2, 3; Special Olympics 2, 3. Vernalis, Susan M. Philadelphia, PA RHA 1; Abbe 3, 4; Intramurals 1-3; Student Employment 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. Vu, Phi Manh Norristown, PA Asian Club 2, 3 (Treasurer, 2 and President, 3). Wait, James F. Downingtown, PA Sigma Gamma Epsilon 4. Walker, Donald Read Harrisburg, PA Indoor Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1-4; Track and Fieldl,2;Comm. Club3,4. Walker, John A. Doylestown, PA Public Health Club 3; Tequila Jam Ensemble 1-4. Walls, Alvery C. Salem, NJ Walsh, Joseph Cyril Audubon, NJ Football 1-4; Wrestling 2. Walton, J. Suzanne Kennett Square, PA Warburton, Julie Lynne Levittown, PA WCU Gospel Choir 4 (Secretary). Warkoczewski, Lisa Marie Wyomissing, PA Delta Zeta 1-3 (Recording Secretary, 1984); Comm. Club3,4. Washburn, Michelle L. Emmaus, PA Alpha X Delta 1-4. Washington, Donald Matthew Philadelphia, PA Eta Sigma Gamma 3, 4. Watson, Edward Artie Salisbury, MD Chamber Choir 2; College Choir 1; Concert Band 3; Marching 1-3; Masterworks Chorus 2, 3; Men ' s Chorus 2. Weaver, Douglas R. Birdsboro, PA Phi Kappa Delta 3, 4; Te nnis 2; Bible Study 4. Weaver, Wendi W. West Chester, PA OCSA 2; IGA 3; Delta Zeta 2-4; Panhellenic Council 2; Inter-Greek Council 2, 3; ACE 3, 4. Weidman, Leah Marie Lancaster, PA Weiler, David K. Mt. Penn, PA RHA 1-3 (Treasurer); Alpha Phi Omega 2-4 (Pledge Master, 3 and President, 4); Swimming and Diving 2, 3; Anderson Math Club 3, 4; Cast Member of Marat Sade, 1986; National Residence Hall Honorary Assoc. 1984-85; Water Polo 1, 4; Phi Kappa Sigma 3, 4. Wenger, Troy Richard Reading, PA RHA 1-3; IGA 1, 2; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Little Theatre Club 1-4; Theatre Dance Group 1-4; Theatre 208 Productions 1-4; Wester Chester Musical Theatre 1-4; AYO 4 (President). Wentz, Susan Gail Enola, PA Alchemists Club 2; DarUngton Biological 2-4. Wheeler, Sharon Janine Philadelphia, PA BSU (Senior Rep.); Intramural Bowhng 2; Pro- gram Coordinator. Whitley, Catrina Renee Philadelphia, PA BSU 1-4; IGA 2; Comm. Club 1, 2, 4 (Vice Presi- dent); Black Greek Council (President); Delta Sigma Theta; Program Board 1; Task Force 4; WCUR 1, 2. Whitman, Cynthia Kilbourne Wayne, PA Whitmore, Renee Louise Bensalem, PA Kappa Delta Pi 3; WCU Gospel Choir 1-4 (Presi- dent, 3); Bible Study 1-4; Nat ' l. Assoc, for the Education of Young Children 2-4. Wiker, Nancy J. Holtwood, PA Nursing Club 4; Campus Crusade 1-4; In- tramurals 1, 2; Student Nurses Assoc, of PA 4 (Vice President). Wilking, J. Peter Malvern, PA Gymnastics 2-4 (Captain). Wilkus, Lisa Marie Philadelphia, PA Wills, Bonnie Ruth Philadelphia, PA RHA 1 (Vice President, Schmidt Hall); Campus Crusade 1-4; Student Nujrses Assoc. (Treasurer); Nursing Honor Society. Winistorfer, Wendy Lynn Bensalem, PA Synchronized Swim 3; Water P olo 3, 4. Wolf, Kimberly Suzanne Doylestown, PA Abbe 2-4; Kappa Delta Pi 2-4; Chamber Choir 2- 4; College Choir 1; Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1-4; ACEI 1-4 (Secretary, 2 and President 3, 4); Honors Student Assoc. 2-4; National Dean ' s List 3, 4; Children ' s Center Volunteer 2-4; Marching Band General Assembly 1; Killinger Newspaper 3, 4 (Staff Editor, 4); Peer Mentor 3, Who ' s Who 4. Wood, Kristine Marie Darby, PA Intramurals 1, 2; Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship; Bible Study 3, 4; Campus Crusade 1-4. Woolworth, William D. Reading, PA CAS 2; Law Club 2-4 (Treasurer, 3 and Presi- dent, 4); Young Democrats 2; Marching Band 1, 2. Wozniak, Michael Newtown Square, PA Rugby 1, 2; Marketing Society 4; Cast Member of Marat Sade, 1986. Wright, L. Kathlene Harrisburg, PA Kappa Delta Pi 2-4; Trainers Club 1-4. Intramurals 1: Athletic Wychock, Paula M. Mt.Carmel, PA RHA 3. Yori, Beth Michele Shiels Eddystone, PA PSEA 1-4; National Lacrosse Team 1-4; USFHA 1-4; Bible Study 1-4. Young, William Scott Ephrata, PA IGA 3, 4 (Secretary, 4); Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; French Club 2, 3 Friars 3,4; Pi Kappa Delta 2-4 (Vice President, 3 and Student Lt. Governor, 4); Phi Eta Sigma 1-4; Comm. Club 1, 2; Forensics Society 1-4 (Presi- dent, 4); Karate Club 1-4 (President, 4); WCUR 1-3; Intramurals 2-4; Student Employment 2-4; Who ' s Who 4; National Dean ' s List 3; Alumni Scholarship 4; WCU Foundation Scholarship 3. Zapata, Marie Lourdes New Holland, PA HSU 1-4 (Secretary, 4); (Secretary); Intramurals 4. Zarkoski, Alan Edward Kulpmont, PA Football 1; Intramurals 1-4; Marketing Society 2-4 (Vice President, Membership Committee, 4). Zecca, Mark James Clifton Heights, PA Zimmerman, Jerrene Seibel East Earl, PA Literature Club 2; Marketing Society 2-4. €SASMAerj®2 cr 26 ' Ji ; :.liJ tOk. N When in the course of yearbook events, it is necessary to meet deadlines, sort through endless photos, and conquer problems, it seems the editor ' s job is never done. But, finally I can enthusiastically say after three years as Editor- in-chief that my job is finished thanks to the ef- fort of five extremely dedicated students who understand the true meaning of perseverance. I can finally walk away knowing the yearbook is in good hands — something that in the past I could never do, although there were times I wanted to pack it all in. I want to extend a personal thanks to Emmy Phillips for your willingness to become a leader and for capturing the belief that ' s needed to be the future editor — to Mickey Kowitz for never complaining when I asked for one more event coverage and for your great photography skills and humorous candor — to Matt Reiprich for sticking with me on the staff for two years and for being a good friend. — to Cindy X. and Ra- que! for taking on Student Life and doing a great job with it — and to Dr. Robert H. Weiss for always believing in me when I told you it would be done. Thank you all for a great final year because through you I have restored my belief that there are dedicated students who sincerely want to pro duce a yearbook for the seniors and not just for the sake of putting it on a resume. Dr. Weiss — Advisor sorts through endless paper work 3K ( ioi ' i I wish all of you the best of luck for the ' 88 Serpentine and always remember that the yearbook is for students who have realized their dreams and made many sacrifices to obtain them, and it is your job to capture these achievements in one final publication. TOP: Emmy Phillips — C and Editor MIDDLE: Mickey Kowitz — C and Editor BELOW LEFT: Matt Reiprich — Color Editor BELOW RIGHT: Judy Bowen — Editor-in-chief 5 Golden Ram Graduates Look back at West Chester University with the fondest of memories, Follow the avenues which you must to achieve your dreams, Live in this world as you have been taught, and Know that the knowledge which you possess is the key to happiness. 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