Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Donis A. Daugherty Sara E. Davies Gary B. Davis Julie A De Loia Debra A. De Weaver Marc M. Dickson Jody B. Dickson Lawrence G. Dillon Joan K. Dragonetti Linda L. Drumm Randy J. Dukovich Sally L. Duncan , . , , -I 2.3, . ,, H L W5 , in ff ...ff A A 4 ,J I , , 4 ' 1 t .4 .gf ff '.i' ,Q5 . ,- A f , , 4lqri',, J Nite . , .. f 5 anno 4 no ua use .ons 'neo' ooo o ,xg 'O l no so l Q0 , . 0 0 0 0 0 o o c Q o use Q . . Dao 0 00 a 0 0 no 0 0 0 , , ' I 0 0 o 0 0 0 neo I and ' . 000. 0 . ' or God's sake, the Union Board Chairman 2 ofthe Student Association could be heard ges- ticulating as the pressure built up from the movies, concerts, coffee houses and other campus events Deb Sich planned for the year. The enthusias- tic Sich commented, You know, Pd like to do so much for the campus, but it's never going to work if people are apathetic and don't attend the events. But apathy didn't get in the way of planning as the Union Board Chairman, Deborah Sich, staged events ranging from the concert Southside, Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, to such box office hits as Kramer vs. Kramer, Airplane, and Hcavan Can Waitg movies and other events were provided to the students at minimal cost. Deb Sich, commonly called Sichy, was proud of the year's movie selection, I feel we had some great movies this yearg I hope everyone enjoyed them. As Union Board Chairman, the not always jubilant Sichy could usually be found in the Student Associ- ation office talking over contracts with agents. Deb felt her experience as Union Board Chairman was indescribable, I can't believe all I learned this year. As if Union Board wasnit enough responsibility, Sich was actively involved in a political campaign in the fall and she was a regular participator in the Westminster Debate Team. Sichy, a living example of her own philosophy, best summed it up when she said, You know, you've got to get involved, the college has so much to offer, you just have to get out there and go for it. It is obvious that Sichy took advantage of what the college had to offer-and Deb Sich, a jack of many trades, maintained her jovial hello through it all 3' Q Paula Mays inwa- ff x ks ,Jw Deb Sich in action in her office. -J. Potts

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Randall M. Foust Rebecca J. Fox Pamela S. Freed Terri L. Freshwater Richard J. Friberg John R. Galazia ll Bridget M. Gazzo Nancy E. Gehrs Doug A Geiger Jr. Judith A Geiger Marsha L. George Susan P. Gotkiewicz John S. Graham David B. Grube Marianne Gumienny Carol A. Gundel Tom P. Gysegem Kathleen A Gyulai Mark S. Halls Duane K. Harms i L. Q mu