Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

i Srijd A:q Alhl Alii qQ( Ink ♦I erson To Person denr life 6 ' fodemics 44 hlerics 64 Iriviries 94 pduores 126 jlex 166 WESTMINSTER COLLE NEW WILMINGTON, F VOLUME 79 _ • ' Person r telephone (te ' li f8un)i mitting speech etc. to and) receiving instrum of communication by p. send message, spea 2 Person ro Person n. apparatus for trans- distance; (transmitting ent used in this; system network of telephones k, by telephone. - The Little Oxford Dictionary Person ro Person 3 Lunching or Sogo ofren means gerring a chance ro corch up on rhe Icresr news and gossip on campus Rebecco Srephenson end Goyla Closson keep in rouch Taking o breok from Calculus is nor only relaxing bur fundomenrolly necessary ro one ' s saniry, os junior Dob Lockoye will readily agree far nghr The oreo oround rhe Union building became a hub of acriviry when rhe new mailroom was msrolled Dr Wolcorr ond Dr Scheid pause on rheir way our 4 Person ro Person § 1 The Telephone seems like o pretty impersonal device from irs definition. An oppororus for rronsnnirring speech, ere. A jumble of circuits and switches. But 0 telephone is the nneons to on end — the person on the other end of the line. Westnninster College 2 is the means to on end, too. It ' s not the buildings and the books that moke the college — it ' s the people. Students, faculty and _ administration. We moke 9 he campus pulse with § life. A When we keep the lines of communication 6 open. 2 Wher we talk, t Person to Person Person ro Person 5 Hi . . . Worcho doin? Student Life rhose brown paper bogs rhor ore smuggled nro rhe dorm 8 Munching consuming passion When cure girls in Burger King cops sing rhe commerciol is over, nibbling owoy or your junkies rooming rhe Wesrminsrer compus, Peo- Aren ' r you hungry? you con rurn o deof eor ro rheir siren song? Or do you grab some change end hir rhe junk mochines Moybe you con resisr rhe remprorion — or firsr. Dur rhor corchy lirrle rune echoes in your eor long ofrer resisronce, ond you end up devouring onyrhing — ANYrhing — you con loy your hands on. The munchies ger you good Dur don ' r despair — you ' re nor olone. There IS on army of closer chocoholics ond junkfood pie who oughr ro be mororhon runners ofrer oil rhe Mon ' s runs they ' ve mode . , , people like you, possessed wirh rhe consuming possion. — Cheryl Geruldsen Okoy, okoy. Thie lore hours of Mon ' s Duy-o-Dir qualify ir as c college hiangour Dob Dresre srocks up on o lore nighr Mon ' s run . Munchiing 9 1 AI JUE lDRCHi-; : RGT U 8 APR 6111983 AIA.CQ R GT U 8 AjistEnsnopcH. Lighrs . . . Camera . . . Acrion! The Wesrminsrer Wide World of Enrer- roinmenr flourished rhis year wirh o vari- ery of ploys, shows, and concerrs. The 1982-80 season opened in Ocrober wirh o rocking concerr by Eddie Money. A packed oudirorium swayed and cheered ro such songs as Shokin ' and Think I ' m In Love off Eddie ' s new album No Control. In rhe spring, rhe Srudenr Associ- orion arranged for rhe mellow sounds of America ro come ro Orr. Old fovorires like Sisrer Golden Hair ond Doisy Jane were performed as well os more recenr hirs like You Can Do Magic . Leaving rhe concerr scene and raking 0 look or rhe more dromoric eiemenrs of escapism, Theorre Wesrminsrer once ogoin come rhrough wirh rop-norch pro- ducrions. In rhe foil. Seniors Dove Rogers ond Pvobin McCreary reamed up wirh rwo visiring olumns — New York Equiry Eddie Money ? I, 4 I Acrors Deborah Hoir ( ' 71) and T. Galen Girven (70) — in o powerful producrion of Eugene O ' Neill ' s modern drama Long Day ' s Journey Inro Nighr . In rhe spring, Dove Pvogers rerurned ro rhe sroge as Jesus in o heorrworming ren- dirion of Godspell . Dosed on rhe Gospel according ro Sr. Mork, Godspell cerroin-- ly was good news ro sold-our audiences, who laughed, cried, and applauded rhe company ' s performances. In focr, audi- ence receprion was so good and rhe de- mand for more was so grear rhor rhe rheorer deporrmenr added an exrra per- formonce on Thursday nighr. Deeghley Theorer was pocked again for rhe Dance Theorre ' s performances. Sronding-room-only crowds were delighr- ed wirh an exciring specrocie of dances ro I: ... popular, show, ondjozz runes as srudenrs rripped rhe lighr fonrosric. Some soy rhor during rhe donee ro One from A Cho- rus Line Anne Jackson srole rhe show when she began ro improvise her own choreography ofrer on orricle of clorhing fell off her body. Afrer o few voin or- remprs, however, Anne regoined posses- sion of borh her wirs and her hor. The 1982-83 Celebriry Series provided o rosry ossorrmenr of showcases wirh ev- eryrhing from rhe Elizoberhon music of rhe Dosron Comeroro and rhe Baroque sounds of rhe Irolion Chamber Ensemble I Sosisri Aquiloni ro rhe hilarious one- mon show Thurber by William Win- dom. The Duquesne Universiry Tomburir- zons offered a lively fesrivol of Easr European folk song, insrrumenral music and dance. And rhe Swiss Mime-Mosk rheorer of Mummenschonz rerurned ro Orr Audirorium wirh a delighrful serendip- iry leaving many specrorors wondering, Hey, how did rhey do rhor? For many people, rhe highlighrs of rhis season were rhe rwo Tony Award Winning ploys, Amodeus and Children of a Lesser God — borh rhoughr provoking vehi- cles lighrened by spirired humor. Concerrs, Theorer, Celebriry Series, Dance Theorre . . . Now rhor ' s Enrerrain- menr — Laura McDonough P oommores . , , somerimes they ' re our clos- est friends We go ro dinner wirh rhem, shore our gripes, good news, and core packages wirh rhem, and mix our laundry wirh rheirs Other times we shore o room and little else with rhem. Tempets don ' t just flore, rhey explode with the force of Q nuclear blost. Temperaments exas- perate All those bothersome little things rhey do drive you absolutely crazy. But we live with them — the roommates and oil the onnoying hobits that come wirh them We may not always like it, but we mon- oge — and may even enjoy having someone to share our rooms and our lives with — Cheryl Geruldsen Good fences moke good neighbors for Golbreorh roomies Cheryl Arnold ond Poige Crondcll, who resolve differing rosres ond levels of neatness wirh a woll-lengrh Sago sheer Pioomies 10 ' Smile Preftyl Tironoirheod Shown McCondless mugs for admirers or rhe Alpha Sig Holloween parry 14 Porry Lines Frorerniry parries — rhey ore THE place ro be weekends, righr Whor berrer place ro mir gle, see some new faces and ger berrer acquainred wirh some old ones (preferably of rhe opposire sex). Fror parries are rhe hub of Wesrminsrer ' s sociol life. They are enrerroining and relaxing bur — ofrer you ' ve been ro a number of rhem — predicrable The life of rhe parry begins wirh rhe firsr rrip ro rhe bor. While woiring for rhor drink ro be served, parry eriquerre requires rhar a conver- sanon be srruck up. How was your summer and Where did you ger rhar grear ran? ore familiar openers early in rhe season. Of course if you ' re ralking ro o freshman rhe besr parry lines are Whar ' s your major? or Where are you from? . ' ' Whar dosses ore you raking? and Any 8 o ' docks rhis semesrer? ore popular ofrer regisrrorion. Bur by mid-November rhese quesrions ore prerry well rehearsed and we ' re ready for somerhing more rhan rhe old one- liners. Forrunarely, rhe parries seem ro pick up oround rhis rime, a week before break Why is rhis, you wonder? Could ir be rhar everyone wonrs ro ler loose one more nme before rhey go home ro Mom and Dad? Thor ' s possible. Or maybe rhey ' re lerring off sreom ofrer srudying (or rarher cramming) for rhar big resr? Probably so Dur rhe weekend before break is also prime- rime for formal dare hunring. Dorh rhe guys and rhe girls have narrowed down rheir lisr of possi- ble formal dares, and srraregy plonned by borh genders will derermine who will receive rhe ulrimare of parry lines, Whar ore you doing rhe nighr of rhe formol? Frorerniry parries and rhe orrendanr parry lines ore nor all alike, however. Cosrume par- ries, rogo parries, inrernorionol mixers ond rhe like give srudenrs rhe opporruniry ro ad lib a few one liners (as quored or lefr). Though nor espe- cially original, rhe new openers ore o welcome supplemenr ro rhe old parry lines sraples. Dur when oil is said and done, rhere ' s no berrer place rhon a fror parry ro frorernize wirh one ' s fellow Wesrminsrer-ires. Parry lines have rheir place, roo, like a welcome mar or rhe fronr door .0 lirrle worn maybe, bur o friendly gesrure oil rhe some Besides, predicroble as rhey are, rhere ' s somerhing ro be said for parry lines: rhey ' ll never leave you wirh norhing ro soy. — Todd Cole — Cheryl Geruldsen All oboordl Ar rhe Thero Chi evenr of rhe year — Lol- e G Grounds Day — brorhers and guests shove off on o mokeshifr crofr What ' s up, Doc? Roommores Polma Serroo ond Lynn Schofield smile for rhe phorogropher or rhe Alpha Sig cos- rume porry Parry Lines 15 Dirty Laundry adopred ro rhe rune by Don Henley I ' ll roke your quorrers and I ' ll rake your dimes Give me oil your Izods and your dirry Lev i ' s Toss in some exrro-Qcrion Tide And more dirry laundry Throw in your sweory T-shirrs and your smelly sv eors Dur keep your crumpled Kleenex — hove you checked your pockers yer? Didn ' t even rhink ro look, I ' ll ber Sorr your dirry laundry Chorus: Gonna chew ir up Gonno shrink ir down Gonno chew ir up Gonna shrink ir down Should have checked rhe labels for dry clean only signs Now your fovonre swearer is a much smaller size Bring ir oil home ro Mom, next rime Give her your dirry laundry Look or all your whire stuff — it ' s all turned blue Should have kept it separate, you ignoronr fool Nothing looks as good as new It looks like dirty laundry Chorus Fashion odopred ro rhe rune by David Bowie There ' s a different look From ' gator green That people on campus Are wearing this year. It ' s tights and stripes Done in colors that shour That big name designers Are raving obour. Chorus: Fashion — turn to the left Fashion — turn ro rhe right We ' re in high fashion Or no fashion or all Eat-o-preppie-save-a-gotor oop bop — do do do do do do do do fa fa fa fa — fashion There ' s a differenr look From designer clothes Thar people on campus Consider in vogue It ' s sneakers and sweor shirrs Done in colors, no doubr Thar big name designers Think nothing obour. Chorus Foshion 17 omecoming From rhe opening pep roily on Fridoy evening — rhe bonfire, rhe fireworks, rhe exciremenr — ro rhe quier digniry of rhe All-College worship service on Sundoy morning. Homecoming weekend was o greor success was Q real holiday The porode rhis year wos especially fesrive Afrer lasr year ' s srudenr boycorr of rhe evenr, rhis porode seemed bigger and brighrer rhon ever. 1 « Hi for lefr Popping up all around compus, balloons reflecred the color ond brightness of rhe Homecoming parade Tossing sweets ro rhe crowd, Chris Cicero and Wowilr ' s Wesrminsrer College! soys Dig Bird OS he horch Denise Ferroro show rhar rhe 5ig Kops reolly pur es on rhe Chi Omega floor, jusr in rime for rhe fesriviries rheir heorrs inro rhis year ' s Homecoming floor. SontQ (Amy Huber; wirh some ossisronce from elf Lori Quindlen, broughr in unseasonably worm wearher wirh his sleighful of gifrs for rhe Independenrs Tlie iucts of rhe Irish mode HomeC ' ji ri.i . j greor doy for rhe Tirons, as well for KDs Paige Crondail and Kary Websrer for lefr The spirit of Wesrminsrer was higher rhon ever rhIs year. Clowns and cheerleaders rollied rhe crowd on rheir woy down Marker Sr. 7 Homecoming 19 righr Chris Vollace and Sreve Carlo, Sigmo Koppo below Sondie Whire and Eric Mezmor, Independenr xciremenr ran high during rhe holfrime ocrivines Homecoming condidores and rheir escorts nervously ossembled for rhe crown- ing evenr: Sondy Sickles ond Mike Lo On, Alpha Gomma Deiro above Derh Wood ond Dill Knob, Zero Tau Alpha inside Sondy Morrell and Chris Horn, Chi Omega o where did rhe pulse of exciremer r bear more wildly rhon wirh Tracy Elder, rhe Koppo Delro condidore chosen ro be rhe 1982 Homecom- ing Queen. Those crowning momenrs rushed by her in o blur: 20 Homecoming ( { V Roses, congrorulorions, the crown . . . Hugs end rears end friends ... 1 couldn ' t believe ir! I was numb with excirennenr! Wesrminsrer has presented me with many fond memories that I will always treasure . . . Thanh You! Homecoming 22 Homecoming Puffin ' ouf good vibes or Homecoming, freshmen Kelly Hiscox plunks owoy or rhe vibraphone Gof spirlf? Yeohl Pocking rhe bleachers, Tiron fans cheer on rheir winning Blue and Whire ream Jusf horsin ' around, Tiron moscor Delphine Morerro confers posr rhe bleochers itOnS brought rheir 32r d consecurive Honnecoming win as rhey borrled Grove Ciry College. The hoine sronds, unlike losr year, were pocked wirh excired foris. The Tiroris ' struggle ro o 04-0 victory seemed rhor much easier v irh rhe help of rhe crowd ' s enrhusiosric respor se. The gome, like rhe whole Homecoming weekend, was one of inrense spirir. — Kim Vollin Homecoming 23 e oreat debate I ' d rorher be in — Tijuono — earing borbe- cued iguono No, seriously — as for as Sago ' s concerned rhis year, we ' re rolking vast improvement. Somewhere, behind rhe Sago scenes, genius is burning (or is rhar brewing ) Remember rhor old Sorurdoy nighr rourine of London Droil and Doubleburger — every Saturday night? Well, no more We ocruolly hod our choice of Chick- en Cordon Bleu or Dreoded Fried Clams Gronr- ed, rhor ' s rhe exception rorher rhon rhe rule. bur c ' mon — you know rhey hod ro look rhis one up in a cookbook ro ger rhe spelling righr, or leosr And rhe newly expanded selecnon of mearless meals is grorifying ro rhose srudenrs wirh 0 vegeronon benr The rrendserrer rec- ipes (odmirredly, some flop — bur mony do pass rhe rosre resr) moke for on ever-expanding — and oppreoored — voriery or meals In oddirion, we know know exactly whor we are earing, as in response ro Padorky ' s reguesr, we now hove rhe caloric conrenr of all our meals, soups, dressings, drinks, ice creams So OS you con see, Sago has improved rhis year Gor ro give rhem credir for rhor, righr ' — Korhy O ' Hogon — Cheryl Geruldsen 24 Sogo from Qcodemic surroundings and hove fun. Most srudenrs need roodrrips ro breoK up rhe monotony of rheir studies ond ro releose some of rhe pressure of rheir worl . As Derh Helger- mon vows, Roodrrips spice up my life, — Dione lllis You need roodrrips ro survive or Wesrmin- srer, according ro Milse Porrer, This seems ro be rhe general consensus on campus — roodrrips are on inregrol porr of college survivol, A rood- rnp con range from o drive inro Nev Cosrie ro on excursion Penn Srore woy, bur rhey all pro- vide one essenriol godsend — escape from rhe campus, Pvoodrrips ore o good way ro ger off compus, Junior Peggy O ' Connell ogrees, To relax and forger obour srudying, Pom Winkler soys her roodrrips ore usually ro McConnell ' s Mill or shopping because she needs ro ger owoy Roodrrips 25 Do you meon rhor rhere is o world beyond our own lirrle ' Happy Volley? . . Thor Pirrsburgh is nor rhe only place rhor one may sample such delicacies as Copuilles 5r Jacques, Posro oi Quorro Fro moggi, ond Spanish Poello?! Surely you jesr! There is indeed o vosr world surrounding us, one rhor serves ro moke our doily lives seem olmosr OS exciring os a day in rhe life of o fruirfly . Thar world implores us ro goin o berrer under- sronding of her people and ourselves by exper- iencing orher culrures rhrough rrovel. As rrire os ir moy sound, we ore forrunore ro orrend a college rhor gronrs us enough leeway ro rake Jonuory excursions ro forowoy ond ex oric places. (No, I om nor referring ro Pulaski and Spending Chrisrmos in Rome was o very speciol experience bur I jusr wish could hove shared ir wirh my family. — John Palumbo; Rennes, France rhe eosr end of Youngsrown). For rhe more daring, Wesrminsrer encouroges spending a se mesrer or rwo abroad. By oil means . . . GO FOR IT! Sure, socrifices will hove ro be mode ro ger anywhere. For me, a semesrer away from Morher Fair meanr rhor I would hove ro forego sunborhing or Driroin Deoch, parrying or Srrow berry Fields, and woiring in Sago lines, bur rhe mosr excrucioring poin of all come wirh rhe reolizorion rhor by missing four monrhs of rhe Guiding Lighr , I would never know exocrly whor evil Mr. Quinron McCord hod inrended for his unsuspecring, unwed, unvirruous house- maid, Nolo. Were rhe socrifices worrh ir? You berchol Jusr osk any of rhe woyforers on com- pus. We ore only on rhis eorrh for o shorr while. Like clouds, we only poss rhrough our surround ings, being obliged ro move on. A frogmenr, a bir of our emorion, rhor is oil rhor will linger in years ro come. For rhor piece of senrimenr be groreful. You will oil hove memories of your college years or Wesrminsrer . . . memories rhor 1 will be unsurpossed. Never ler your realm of experience end here. — Suzonne MoriS: Toulorese, France The five monrhs rhor I srudied in Spain were rhe mosr rewording and educorionol of my enrire life. Like every culrure, rhere ore many differenr people in Spain who oppeor ro be differenr from us on rhe ourside bur shore rhe some feelings we do. Overoll I broodened my knowledge of rhe world ond developed a differenr view on America and Americans. — Renee Noel: Seville, Spain 28 The TUB Didn ' r rake us long ro ger used ro rhe new onail cenrer in rhe TUB. Ir was fun ro fling moil in rhe dorm or house boxes, bur spying inro lirrle cubbies is kindo fun, roo. The new sysrem has broughr wirh ir only minor inconveniences — onorher key ro worry obour losing, o rrip forrher rhon we ' d like somerimes (es- peciolly when ir ' s reining), onorher public embor- rossmenr ro shrug off (opening empry boxes) , Dur oh, rhe benefirs. The moilmon is hoppy — only one srop os opposed ro — whor, ren? Gol- breorh, Eichenouer, Jeffers . . . Mr, Sago is happy — rhe grill has been ringing up soles os fosr os ir con flip nronburgers And rhe srudenrs ore hoppy — rhe TUB has become o needed social cenrer. A good deal all around. — Korhy O ' Hogon The New-Look TUB Senior Shori McCloy, writing up o no- torious Dr Mod ' y paper , finds rlie TUB o peaceful haven owoy from rhe consronr plione-ringing ond inrerrup- nons of her Thompson House quod The TUD revitalized: upon insrallorion of rhe moil cenrer. rhe TUD has once ogoin — as ir was ren years ago — become rhe hub of ocriviry , rhe campus sociol cenrer. TUD rot Creed Combs, or his regular roble, rries ro concenrrore on a reading Qssignmenr. The TUD 29 We wonr rhings now. Ir ' s colled: Insronr Grori- ficorion, Insronr oormeol, insronr coffee, insronr service Quick chonge Gor o nninure Ger o ron! 1, 2, 0 ir ' s E-Z! Some day delivery. Trouble free. Jusr like rhor. A snop of rhe fingers, o flip of rhe wnsr A dial ov oy Jusr pick up your phone No woir, no worry This insronr The Annish roke rheir rinne. In focr, ir seems like rhey live in o rime of rheir own choosing — rhe pQsr. They own no phones, wear no bur- rons, drive no rrocrors. They ' re srill living in rhe horse-ond-buggy doys. Are rhe Amish oil that bockword ' Perhops. Dur while we ore moving much fosrer and more efficienrly — where ore we going ' And what, rhe Amish mighr genrly conrend, will we do when we ger rhere ' — Cheryl Geruldsen — Korhy O ' Hogon 30 Amish li mi 1  1 Drighr Blue Doors reers insreod of Kids. And some wonr borh. Ir ' s on Amish cusrom, When rhere is o morrio- Thinl ; obour ir. The nunnber of women in any They wonr ro hove rheir wedding coke — end gable doughrer in rhe fomily, rhe fronr door is given Old Main classroom — jusr itching for a slice of rhe corporore pie. pointed brighr blue — o shade remarkably simi- rhor MRS degree ... — Karhy O ' Hogon lor, in focr, ro rhe doors of Old Main. 5ome of rhem or leosr. Dur some wonr co- — Cheryl Geruldsen Amish 01 Conjuring yet another paper for o religion doss. Mark Furmonek borigs owoy or rhe rypewnrer Terminol Illness It ' s recurring. It ' s bhonnuol And, like rhe plague, we oil ger ir or once Losring onywhere from rhe brief bour ro rhe exrended blighr, rhis molody is chorocrerized by 0 number of easily recognized symprons: — hysrericol laughter, usually over such completely amusing lines as I didn ' t get my poper done , or ' 1 wotched Key Lorgo lost night — frontic mass-consumption of chili dogs M M ' s, Doritos, and (wholesome) Hostess Twin- kles — o powerful drive to do lots of hand wash — a compulsion to write long letters home, regardless of the foct thot you ' ll be there yourself in rhree doys — bouts of uncontrollable trembling broughr on by ingestion of large omounrs of snmulonts (i e coffee, Pepsi, No-Doz) — o tendency to spend considerable time ond effort reosoning: New Wilmington is a great place ro be in the summer I ' ll like summer school . . Ir ' ll be fun. — Korhy O ' Hogan The library becomes o 2nd home for many srudenrs during finols week — o ploce where rhey con pur up rheir feer ond corch up on rheir reading The pen flies ond rhe broin srroins for rhe iosr birs of deroil OS Louise Adorns fills onorher poge in her bluebook 02 Terminol Illness Terminal Illness 33 This is wrirren in proresr of rhe video gomes in rhe TUB. When possing through rhe TUB, I ofren see rhis room full of Wesrminsrer men. I consider rhis on oppolling wosre of borh Vesrminsrer men ond quorrers, which could be berrer spenr on Wesrminsrer women. For Q mere six quorrers, o Wesrminsrer man could escorr on idenrifioble Wesrminsrer female ro rhe movies. For only rwo quorrers, o Vesr- minsrer femole could be rreored ro on ice cream cone or soda. For one quorrer o Vesr- minsrer mole con accompany a Wesrminsrer femole ro rhe O.K. Terrific cor wash. The benefits ore nor one-sided. Westminster females ore, as a rule, softer, warmer, and prerrier than video machines. They dress more foshionobly, ore better conversorionolists, and are eosier to roke to a formol. To those diehard Wesrminster moles still in rhe video gome room — if none of rhese orgumenrs have swayed your opinion, consider this: you con ' t take o video gome machine home to meet your mother. — Diane lllis eoNusT EVERY tepo obove Barreling through videospace1 {H H rhe Tempest game sporrs some of rhe bN Hwe Arcade. Me below: Steve Everett woks our rension, absorbed in rhe Cenraur gome. 34 Video Who ' s rhe Dig Man on campus rhese doys The compurer Nor o he exocrly, O ' ui rhor didn r srop TIME mogozme from lOrmng him Mon of rhe Year for 1982 So hy noi ' ome him Dig Mon on campus He seems quolified He ■ IS cerioinly populor enough Sru denis, recognizing rhe value of fomilionry jf- ' , rhe computer in rhe job marker ore plugging computer courses mro rheir sched .jies Come nexr year, oil srudenrs will be rec uired ro rake on inrroducrory level course OS por ' of rhe core curriculum, He IS no fool The compurer is defimrely knov ledgeoble He is able ro solve logicol and creorive problems, ond ro srore, re rrieve, ond ossimilare vosr omounrs of infor morion He IS socioble Comipurers are increos mgly user friendly Designers ore making compurer user inrerocron os simple ond con versanonol os possible, leoving rhe rechnicol ospecrs of compurer progromming ro rhe experrs He can be greor fun Video games are on exrremely populor form of enrerrain menr rhese days Pac Mon wos only rhe beginning of whor hos evolved mro a video Mike Welsh works on o compurer class ossignmenr game croze Of course, he con be remperomenrol, whor wirh mechanical breakdowns and bugs in progromming, bur rhar ' s only — hu man Only he is nor humon, is he ? And rhor IS where rhe difference lies Mon and machine, man versus machine rhere is o fine line of rension berween co operonon and conflicr here Yer how can we do orher rhan reosserr our superioriry ond deem rhor morral man, despire his fail ings, IS sril rhe mosr incredible mochine ever creored nghr ' — Cheryl Geruldsen Compurers 35 Despire populor belief, daring does exisr or Wesrminsrer College . . . ir ' sjusr rhor rhe couples ore usually closered away in a dorm room or in rhe lobby ond you never see rhem, Dur rhe comero ' s probing eye has found rhem our, and while mosr of us weren ' r looking (or or leosr were roo polire ro ger a good look) rhe comero hos saved for prosreriry ond rhe enlighrenmenr of rhe Wesrminsrer communiry rhese campus couples: Dole Whitehill and Koren Kleiser rere-Q-rere in rhe Show lobby Splendor in the gross: These rwo prefer rhe greor ourdoors Sf rolling through the Quad are Drion Gruber ond Liso Jo Fonelli 36 Couples Wirhour o doubr rhe mosr populor form of person ro person conrocr on compus is rhor of mole ro female. This manifests irself in o voriery of forms . One of rhe mosr imporranr funcrions of rhe cofereno is ro provide an opporrumry for scop- ing. Indeed, ir is ofren hard ro rell wherher scop- ing or eoring is rhe mosr imporronr ocriviry. Quesrioned obour her scoping hobirs, Jodie Mar- shall odmirs, I do ir all rhe rime, Ir con ' r be denied rhor rhe rewards of scoping ore more enjoyable rhon onyrhing Sago con offer. And, OS Lony Pvuffolo quipped, Ir ' s sofer rhon eoring rhe food ' The mosr soughr ofrer dore on campus is rhor of o formal dore. All rhe prepororion and excire- menr place ir for above a regular dore Afrer 0 formal, Chris Corron srored, Ir wos greor ' I ' m reody ro go again nexr week. Andi Veisserr commented, They ' ve been one of rhe besr porrs of my four years Of course, rhey ' re al- ways more fun when everyone goes home wirh rhe person rhey come wirh. The culminorion of rhis person-ro-person con- rocr IS engagemenr Doven Andrews com- mented, We hod rolked obour ir, bur I wosn ' r sure when I ' d ger rhe ring I wos surprised, and really excired. In all irs forms, rhis person ro person communi- corion con be seen oil over compus, which jusr goes ro prove rhor doring does exisr or Wesr- minsrer — Diane lllis Long distance romonce: Oieerleoder Theresa Lohr and her Florida boyfriend ger reocquoinred on rhe sreps outside Old Main. As yet unotfoched, Chris Donley schemes afrer John Clark for rhe weekend Couples 37 no Sreven Spielberg ' s ill-shoped alien mode rhose words Q familiar corch phrase rhis year. They also mode o pile of money for Spielberg, Millions of people paid our rheir hard earned cash ro view ET: The Extra Terrestrial. The movie wos followed by a deluge of ET porophernolio: burtons, baseball cops, posters, T shirrs, sruffed roys — even video gomes — you name ir, ET wos on ir. And people boughr ir. Did rhey ger rheir moneysworrh? They rhoughr so. Maybe more rhon money could buy. Decouse rhey rook wirh rhem o bir of rhe senrimenr ex- pressed by rhe simple phrase phone home. Those rwo words express o bosic humon (ond alien?) need for closeness . . . a need for someone who Knows us. Ve all look for someone ro shore our rhoughrs ond feelings wirh . . . our fears and our joys. Thar someone is nor easy ro find. Home is rhe firsr place we look. — Cheryl Geruldsen 38 Phones STUDENT TELEPHONE BILL WESTMINSTER COLLEGE PAGE 1 Kim srores or rhe crowded page of words end figures You ' ve got ro be Kiddir g, she moons There ' s no way I could hove run up o hundred dollar phone bill. Heorr pounding, she odds rhe column of fig- ures, cold fingers fronricolly sconning for rhor unoccounred for error. They ' re wrong, wrong, she rhinks — unril, upon rhe fourrh oddi- rion, she is forced ro face rhe owful rrurh con- fronring her: SiOO.57. Thoughrs race furiously rhrough her pulsing mind, Whor ' s rhis, we ' ve gor ro poy ren cenrs for loco! cqIIs And — omigosh — I rolked ro Drod for $46.54? Ir hod oil been so easy or firsr — her very own personol relephone code number! No more scrounging for chonge! Jusr punch in rhe code number, ond charge ir ' Ir hod been so easy. And now — rwenry-one doys ro pay OW ELSE , , . Kim wos sweoring coldly One lost phone call, she rhoughr. ... Hello, Dod? — Korhy O ' Hogon LINE DATE TIME CITY CALLED 1 03 02 1513 MIDDLEBURG 2 03 02 1549 MIDDLEBURG 3 03 02 164.5 MIDDLEBURG 4 03 02 2052 MIDDLEBURG 5 03 02 2125 MIDDLEBURG 6 03 02 2355 MIDDLEBURG 7 03 03 0004 MIDDLEBURG 8 03 03 0027 MIDDLEBURG 9 03 03 0052 MIDDLEBURG 10 03 03 0858 JACKSONVL 1 1 03 03 0903 JACKSONVL 12 03 03 0925 TERRE HILL 13 03 03 0927 MIDDLEBURG 03 03 1317 TERRE HILL 03 04 _ ■I4.5r SFUJTCjM FY T850 MIDDLeSURG NUMBER CALLED CLS MIN AMOUNT too 17 ! JQ 14 1 5 t a — ©y ub ' 19 20 21, 22 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ra4 1 609 MIDDLEBURT? 1909 NEWWLMNGTN 2234 NEWWLMNGTN 1923 BESSEMER 03 10 03 14 03 14 03 17 03 19 03 20 03 20 03 20 03 0 03 20 03 20 03 20 03 20 03 21 03 21 1251 2206 1210 1216 1222 1230 1236 1252 1254 1628 1321 J 45R. NEWWLMNGTN TUCSON P ITTS3URGH TOLL FREE CA! TOLL FREE CA! UACKSONVL TERRE HILL INFORMATION P ITTSBURGH TERRE HILL P ITTSBURGH EnPINGTGN BESSEMER TOTAL CALLS 6. 51 0. 59 0. 00 1. 0. 00- P 38 TOTAL USAGE FED EXCISE TX SURCHARGE TOTAL BILL 1 96. 36 2. 89 1. 32 00. 57 A - DAY PERIOD C - NIGHT WEEKEND HOLIDAY PERIOD E - OPERATOR ASSISTED CALL B - EVENING PERIOD D - LOCAL CALL Phones 39 Whor do you do when you ' ve gor some spore rime on your honds bur you hoven ' r gor much spore change in your packers? Go for rhe SA sponsored concerts give srudenrs rhe opporruniry ro dance ond mingle on o worm September nighr When you hove that croving, or when Sago isjusr un bearable, head for Prime ' s On ony given evening, you ' re more likely rhon nor ro see familior faces rhere Here, Tom Welsh and John Woire unwind while woinng for rhe pizzo rhey ordered 40 Cheap Thrills Cheap Thrills 41 - The Knoxville ► World ' s Fair opens Serious fighring ► breaks our over rhe Folklcnds NY Islanders win rheir Ord consecu- rive Stanley Cup M Sreven Spielberg ' s film ET: The Extra Terrestrial is re leased . ' illicr ' ri AiThur F ' riL ► ip Louis, Future heif rc rhe Dnrish rntone, is born ro F ' rince Chorieb o; ia F-rincebi Di Secrerory of Store ► Al Hoig resigns G lendcir of (lurrenf Events for I he 1982-1983 school ear Miguel Vozquez performs rhe firsr quodruple somer- sault Iroly wins soccer ' s World Cup IP.A bombs kill 11 ► people and 7 horses in London ZD M Britain defies Reo- gan ' s pipeline sanctions M 800 u s. troups or- dered to Beirut The A ' s Ricky Hen- derson sers stolen- base record LU LU I— CL LjJ M Negotiator Philip Habib given Medo! of Freedom Polestines mossa- cred in Beirur by Pholongisrs Pro foorboll players go our on eight- week strike CD O I— O Firsr of Tylenol ings Firsr double-digit ► unemployment since 1941 M Socialist Felipe Gon- zalez wins OS Prime Minisrer in Spain 42 Current Evenrs Colombian ourhor Gabriel Marques awarded Nobel Prize in Lirerarure Auromobile mon- focrurer Joinn De- Loreon orresred on norcorics clnarges Leonid Brezhnev, leader of rhe 5ovi- er Union, dies ond is replaced by Yuri Andropov Dedicorion of rhe ► Viernom Vererons Memorial in Vosh- ingron, D.C. Conrroversy in- creases wirhin rhe U.5, over develop- ment of rhe MX missile sysrem Barney Clark re- ► ceives world ' s firsr orrificiol heorr Epic film Gandhi released ► Allegorions ore made rhor rhe So- viet Union con- spired wirh Bulgar- ia ro Qssossinare Pope John Paul II Toxic wosre dumps declared a norionol crisis Varicon orr on dis- ploy in U.S. for firsr rime A Trial on 3 Mile Is- land blome ends wirh $37 million ser- rlemenr Hindu mobs mos- ► socre Thousands of Muslims in Assam, India University of Geor- gio foorboll star Hershel Walker signs $8 million con- tracr wirh new Unired Stotes Foot- ball Leogue M A S H stops producrion Pope John Paul II visits Central Americon as vio- lence in rhe region rapidly escalates Anne Buford re- signs OS adminisrro- ror of Controversial Environmenral Pro- tection Agency Arrificiol heorr re- cipienr Barney Clark dies Challenger spoce shurrle completes mission ► U S. embassy in Beirur shorrered by bomb — 16 die Stern mogozine reveals discovery of 60 volumes of diaries of Adolph Hitler purported to hove been wrirten between 1932 and 1945 President Reagan proposes ' Srar Wars defense sys- rem for rhe U.S. Hitler diaries de- rermined ro be forgeries Israel and Lebanon sign on ogreemenr on rerms for Israel ' s withdrawal from Lebonon (agree- ment conditional on cooperorion of Syria) Western economic summit confer- ence held or Wil- liamsburg, Virginio !ompiled by Gene StiorKey Cheryl Geruldsen Currenr Events 43 1 Good Morning! You hove I on 8 o ' clock doss rodoy! 00 Acodemics AccaemiCb 45 1 NELSON E OSTREICH CHAIRMAN RODERT GODFREY (XODERT D HILD KATHY KOOP The Faculty People , learning , and things morrer o greor deal or Wesrminsrer and in rhor order. Clarence Harms Faculty 47 48 Foculry TOM E ROSENGARTH ANAND G SHETTY PAUL G WOZNIAK All educorion is really self roughr. The srudenr leorns only if rhe desire to leorn comes from within . . . Teachers morivore; students do the L. JEROLD MILLER, Foculry 49 CHARLES H COOK, JR, GEfXRY W FULLER, FREDERICK D HORN NANCY E JAMES CHAIRMAN PATRICIA F LAMB WILLIAM J McTAGGART JAMES A PERKINS LARRY F SELLS RICHARD L SPROW JACOB ERHARDT A DWIGHT CASTRO JAMES A CUMMINS CAROL S FULLER ELLEN W HALL CHAIRMAN 50 Focuiry love my students. That is the reason I teoch. McToggorr KUDOLF P HERRIG NANCY D MANDLOVE JAMES K SEVELL J HILTON TURNER, E PAIGE WISOTZKA Foculry 51 ARTUR L JENSEN FRANK FRANKFOP-T DELDUR L McKEE EUGENE G SHARKEY HARRY G SWANHART CHAIRMAN WARREN D HICKMAN GEORGE T DRUNISH DARDARA T FAIRES THOMAS R NEALEIGH J MILLER PECK CHAIRMAN CLARENCE J MARTIN ELIOT M NEWSOME RAYMOND H OCOCK GROVER A PITMAN IP ENE SAMPLE CHAIRMAN 52 Foculry Gerrrude 5rein obour her own reocher, Wiliiom Jomes: It wQsn ' r so much what he gave you, bur whor he didn ' t rohe owoy. — Noncy Mandlove PAUL N WALLACE KENNETH L WHIPKEY CAROL A SCHOENHARD CHARLES G mi JOSEPH D FUSCO C RONALD GALDREATH S KIPLEY HAAS D EUGENE NICHOLSON CHAIRMAN D SCOTT R.ENNINGEP, MARJORIE A WALKER IRENE F WALTERS FLOYD J ZEHR BYRON L CARNAHAN WILLIAM L JOHNSON G SAMUEL LIGHTNER IV CHAIRMAN 54 Focuiry Teaching is lil e selling fish. Ir has to be fresh or rhey won ' t buy ir. — Williom D, Scorr job of rhe present is ro keep rhe post from screwing up rhe furure. — John Perkins Foculry Learning ro live each day in rhe light of ererniry — rhor is true learning. — Dordoroh McCondless J DAn,DAP,AH McCANDLESS ROQEM L VAN DALE Foculry 57 WILLIAM G DURDICK CAROLYN D COMBS DAVID G GUTHRIE Several deportments hod on exciting year There were rrips obrood, new courses in rhe curriculum (porriculorly during January rerm), new staff members hired, and new projecrs undertaken , One of rhe most noreworrhy accomplish- menrs among rhe faculry rhis year was rhe publicorion of Touchsrones: Lerrers Derween Two Women, by Dr Porricio Lomb, The book received excellent reviews all over rhe country Other staff publications include The Economies of Geometry by Dr, Barbara Foires and spouse; The Surplus Species — Need Man Prevoil by Dr, Slock; and Lysis- troto, by Dr, Turner, Other countries and cultures got a taste of the fine teaching done by Westminster ' s foc- ulty this year, Dr, Paul Chenevey and Mr. Roymond Ocock spenr rheir summers teach- ing in Sience, Italy. Ms, Barbara Stiver and Dr. 58 Foculry Ir isn ' t enough ro rroin srudenrs ro folk. They hove ro be educored ro comnnunicore, ro shore nneoning rorher rhon sinnply mourh words. JO-ANNE S, RASMUSSEN WALTER, E SCHEID Clarence Horms roughr Tropical and Marine Dr, Paul Frory worked on the project, which Ecology in Puerto P ico and rhe Virgin Islands, will introduce extensive computer opplico- Dr. EvQ Codwolloder spent her sabbatical tions into the business and economics curricu- lecturing in the Netherlands, Norway, 5we- la. den, and several other countries, — Kim Wallin Yet onother faculty highlight this year wos the grant which the Business Dept. received from Westinghouse. Dr. Daniel Fischmor and Foculry 59 Wesrminsrer welcomed o new presi- dent ro rhe campus this yeor. Though Allen D. Splere ossumed his responsibil- ities in the foil, his official reception was not scheduled until the spring. Then for a full weekend, the calendar was pocked with o host of activities: dining, dancing, the octuol ceremony of course, and a number of other special events. Altogether o worm welcome. KARLA 5 DACON ADMISSIONS DILL DECKMAN BUSINESS AFFAIP 5 WILLIAM E, DLACKDUPvN DLDG GROUNDS DEf NARD F, BONNIE COMPUTER CENTER JERRY M BOONE STUDENT AFFAIRS 60 Adminisrronon The Adminisrrorion JAMES R CHRI5TOFFEP 50N BUSINESS AFFAIRS CHARLES M, CLOSZ BUSINESS AFFAIRS MARY DORSEY STUDENT AFFAIRS JOHN C, FISLER DEVELOPMENT LINDA NATIELLO FRIEDLAND STUDENT AFFAIRS Adminisrrorion 61 CHARLES K HENDERSON ELIZABETH ELLIS HINES JAMES C HOLDEN t INFORMATION ADMISSIONS COUNSELING GRAHAM M IRELAND ROBERT A LATTA PHILLIP A LEWIS JUDSON C MCCONNELL PEGGY MCCONNELL I D, FINANCIAL AID ADMISSIONS ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ALUMNI AFFAIRS PLACEMENT , FREDERICK E SMITH MOLLY P SPINNEY G ALAN STERNDERGH EDITH D STREAMS EDWIN G TOBIN LIBRARY ACADEMIC AFFAIRS PLACEMENT DEVELOPMENT ADMISSIONS 62 Adminisrrorion 00 Srudenrs ore here ro leorn, whether ir ' s in dosses or nor, ond whor we wont ro do is help rhem leorn ro grow. ( CT) Allen D. Splere DAVID L. MCLAUGHLIN REGISTRATION WAYNE R. NICKER50N RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS Adminisrrarion 63 ring ring ring (die Hello, rm nor in now, I ' ve gone to the gome. Just leove 0 messoge offer the rone ond HI ger bocK ro you. Q Q beep. Arhlerics ■ 64 Aihlercs- Football demands raw strength of its players. Not just iron muscle, but on iron will, too. Determination and dedication. Thar hind of commirmenr hos mode rhe Wesrminsrer foorboll ream one of rhe besr in rhe NAIA Division II The Tirons faced o rough schedule rhis year wirh SIX our of nine games on rhe rood Training began in lore summer under rhe hor Augusr skies of wesrern Pennsylvania, os rhe ream pre- pared ro open rheir season ogoinsr o hard-hir- nng Theil ream Thiel proved ro be lirrle morch for rhis yeor ' s edirion of rhe blue-vvhire machine, os rhe Tirans rolled ro a 45-0 vicrory Wirh new found confi- dence in rhe offensive unir, rhe yearlings invod- ed Buffalo, The Golden Griffins of Conisius Col- lege smelled upser, bur a second half surge by rhe Tiron defense sropped rheir efforr Wesrminsrer won irs 35rh consecurive Home- coming wirh a 34-0 shurour of Grove Ciry, ser- ring up a key confronrarion wirh Indiana Univer- siry of Pennsylvania. The srrongesr defensive efforr of rhe year, combined wirh Pvon Douer ' s field gool wirh no rime lefr on rhe clock, proved ro be rhe winning morgin over rhe Dig Indians. Duquesne, Waynesburg, ond Geneva all played rough, challenging foorboll, bur rhe Ti- rons remained undefeored, Afrer sevenreen 66 Foorboll with no place to hide, sophomore running bock Tim Koiser looks for o hole ogoinsr Clarion behind rhe blocking of righr end Doug Gooch end offensive rockle Sreve Worgo. Gearing It up for rhe second half, rhe Tirons rake a breok from rhe hear ond rheir Grove Ciry opponents Winding through the wild bunch , Junior fullback Ed Doley picks up a few yards in a losing efforr ogoinsr Clarion Srore far lefr Sacked for a loss, Junior quorrerback F ' .ich Edder lunges for a few inches os Dane DePaolo and Bill Longan look on. ACK THE V ' vv : C- .. ' EAR THE T0MCA 5 GPJND THE GI IFFIKS WIPE OUT THE WOLVEPJNE: WC 45 0 Thiel 24 15 Canisius 04 0 Grove Ciry 3 0 Indiana U of PA 27 7 Duquesne 32 12 Woynesburg 27 7 Geneva 7 23 Clarion Srore 35 7 Frosrburg 14 7 Wilmington 9 37 Linfield srroighr regular season gomes wirhour o loss, Wesrnninsrer collided wirh NCAA II powerhouse Clorion Srore College. Five rurnovers inside rheir own 30 yard line ended rhe longesr winning srreok in NAIA Division II hisrory. Wirh one regu- lar season gome lefr, rhe Tirons needed o vicro- ry ro keep rheir playoff hopes olive. The Tirons rrovelled ro Frosrburg, Morylond for rhe seoson finole, derermined ro win. Frosr- burg was likewise derermined ro upser rhe Ti- rons. Dur once again a rough defense and con- sisrenr offense produced o 35-7 vicrory for rhe Towering Tirons. Alrhough rhe Tirons losr one gome lore in rhe season, rheir excellenr performance rhroughour rhe seoson was enough ro earn rhem o berrh in rhe NAIA Division II playoffs. The oursronding defense pid ed off more inrerceprions rhon any orher ream, on any level, in rhe norion. The offense was young, bur rhey played wirh rhe consisrency of o vereron unir — Drion Lohr — Cheryl Geruldsen Foorboll 67 conr. Row 1: J R Miller, Ron Douer, Lomonr Boykins, Mark Giollonordo, Andy Tommelleo, Co-caproins Gory DeGrurroiQ and Dill Longon, Drion Kinky, Tom Wiczen, Mark Lomonde, Dono De- PqoIo, Tom O ' Neil Row 2: Mike Sweeney, Dove Kelly, Drion Lohr, Tim Droeren, Pot McAndrew, Dill Knighr, Lew Lipsirz, Todd Cousins, Chuck Sochs, Tim Ponsh, Deon Fair Row 3: Horry Zurosky, Scorr McClure, Joe Juliono, Joe P ios, (Xoy Pons, Tony Drown, Don Does, Mike McCurcheon, IXich Edder, Ed Doley, Scorr Higgins, Don Riley Row 4: Joe Sloan, Jim Loczkowski, Scorr Greenowolr, Scorr McCrocken, Tim Koiser, Eric Mezmor, Chris Loader, Doug Gooch, Sreve Worgo, Tom Zohniser, Mike Porker Row 5: Joe Zunic, Ed Lucas, Don Richordson, Ed Taylor, Ran Konchalski, Jim Holl, Dove Morrin, Rich Michoel, Russ Dosran, John Londolfi, Drion Dergmonn, Don D ' Onafno Row 6: Rick Koylor, Dick McVillioms, Dill Sliwo, Andy Chomos, Mike Pe- rrosky, Paul Sreinke, Ted Mc Coskey, Skip Ross, Dove Deol, Doug Farruggia, Dave Dey Row 7: Drad Mirchelrree, Mike Pinchorri, Craig Vukich, Dove Kirkwood, Don Dales, Paul Ronolii, Dave Silianoff. Kevin Wormbein. Jeff Collohan, Joe Srevenson. Duane Close, Greg Sreliores Row fl: Dill McConnell and Frank Dongivengo Row 9: Gordner Dirch, Dove Frohmon, Corl Ko- kor. Gene Nicholson, Joe Fusco, Dorwin Huey, Scorr Renninger, J R McFarland, Chuck Zagorski, ond Rondy Kegerreis 68 Foorboll Getting down to business, Doardmon, Ohio norive Dove Morrin gers things underway os quorrerbQcl-; Rich Edder Qwoirs his snop early in rhe Grove City gome. Where angels feor to treod, rhis phorogropher risks his life ro ger o picrure of rhe Tiron defense during rheir summer camp training. Clockwise from center: Don D ' Onofrio, Thomas Wiczen, Andy Tommelleo, Harry ZurasKy, Rich Michael, Brian Lohr, Dan Does, Tom O ' Neil, Mark Giollon- ordo, and Poul Sreinke Seeing q glimpse of doyllght, Junior fullbod-. Ed Doley finds rhe going rough as he rries ro ger some running room. Even though we weren ' t os blessed with talent this year os in the post, the result of this season exemplifies whot can happen when people work together for a common goal. — Gory DeGrurrolo AII-AmericQn 6 co-CQproin 1982 Football 69 Winding up for o serve, Senior Debbie Wheor gers ready ro ler one fly 3 1 Seron Hill 3 0 Allegheny 2 0 Hirom 3 0 Villo MoriQ 2 0 Durler 3 2 Thiel 2 3 Mercyhursr 2 0 Wesr Liberry 0 2 Akron 0 2 CcliforniQ Srore 0 2 Shippensburg 0 2 Slippery Rock 0 3 Grove City 3 1 Geneva 1 2 Duquesne 2 3 Dehrend 1 2 Fredonio 3 1 Allegheny 2 1 W 6 J 0 2 Woynesburg 2 0 Pirr-Drodford 3 0 Villo Moria 3 0 Thiel 1 3 Mercyhursr 1 2 Gannon 0 3 Grove Ory 3 2 Dehrend 1 3 Woynesburg 3 2 Genevo 2 3 Dehrend Getting to the bottom of things, Lisa Pillo rries ro return o volley OS Debbie Wheor comes in ro ossisr Sophomore standout Kelly Hurlburr purs onorher one ovjoy for rhe Tirons Row 1: DecKy Edwards, Kelly Hurlburr, Copr Debbie Wheor, Lisa Duennger, Lisa Pillo Row 2: Mgr JoAnn Marson, Sronsricion Mory Morns, Ann Weimer, Chris Svirek, Lyn Woodward, Lynn Wol- lenberg, Laurie Turner, ond Cooch Morjorie Wolker 70 Volleyboll Poised for octlon, Lisa Pillo prepares ro return q volley in rhis exciring win over Dehrend College Monoging o smile during o rime our, Becky Edwards ond Lyn Woodword lisren OS Head Cooch Morjorie Voiker encourages rhem ro play rheir own gome The volleyball team once again provided us with a year of success and excitement. Alrhough rheir overoll record was 15-15, rhe Tirons monQged ro moke ir r o rhe NAIA Disrricr 18 ploy-offs. Despire on impressive win over Dehrend College, however, rhe Tirons losr ro Woynesburg College in rhe second round of rhe ploy-offs and finished rhe sea- son in second ploce. The ream, olrhough small in number, was large in spirir and obiliry. Several members srood our as key players. Sophomore Becky Edwords was elecred ro rhe All-Disrricr Firsr Team ond ro rhe All-Conference Second Team, Junior Lisa Pillo and Senior Debbie Wheor were nominored ro rhe All-Disrricr Second Team, Debbie conrribured srrongly nor only rhis seoson, bur rhroughour her four yeors os o Tiron. As Cooch Morjorie Wolker ocknowledged, her srrong spiking, impres- sive serving and her leadership skills hove mode her one of rhe mosr oursranding ploy- ers of recenr yeors, — Chris Svirek Volleyboll 71 Row 1: Dorb Smirh, Sondy Morrell, Poige Crondoll, Ja- nice Wiedwald, Judy Chanrry Row 2: Jeonnerre Chambers, Shern Volker, Dridger Durke, Jane Riegel, Deb Srreerer, Jill Conroy Row 3: Sue R.ehm, Kore Dydo, Judy Lindquisr, Korhy Geruldsen, Leslie Cholk, and Carlo Liberori 72 Field Hockey Caught in the upswing, Dridger DurKe sends rhe boll flying as her Lake Erie opponenr lunges in on orrempred block Just within reach, rhe boll olmosr escapes Jone Riegel as she rries ro poke ir owoy from her Loke Erie opponenr Westminster and Slippery Rock ployers exchange o few words afrer o hard foughr gome WC 3 4 0 1 4 1 Hiram W G J Slippery Rock W J Hiram Lake Erie Slippery Rock Carnegie Mellon Although the women ' s Field Hockey team did not improve on lost year ' s record, their 1-8 record fails to convey the success of the season. The Tirons were chollenged rime and rime ogoin by exceller r reoms, only ro lose by o very slim morgin. These losses were frusrroring, bur rhey proved valuable experience for rhe young ream. Co-caproins Deb Srreerer and Jeonnerre Chombers, borh seniors, ployed exceprionolly rhroughour rhe year, Carolyn Zimmerer, rhe only orher senior on rhe ream, did o fine job or goalie Firsr year player Susan Rehm, o junior, also conrribured srrongly or rhe goalie posirion. Freshman Judy Chonrry was an excellenr oddi- rion ro rhe reom ond conrribured speed and ogiliry ro rhe forword line. The season, rhough nor successful in regard ro rhe win loss column, was highlighred by on exciring win over Hiram College. Overall, rhe ream gained o greor deal of knowledge rhor will be useful in rhe coming seasons, — Chris Svirek Field Hockey 73 Row 1: Dob Osrrowski, Geoff Doglish, Mike PerrosKey, Dove NowKo, Jim Ripper Row 2: Jim Getre, Jim Rugh, Dill Doiley, and Paul Funero WC 1 8 Slippery Rock 8 Dehrend 8 Sr Vincenr 8 Thiel 8 Allegheny 8 Geneva 6 3 Carnegie-Mellon 9 0 W 6 J 3 3 Grove Ciry 0 9 Voosrer 6 3 Hiram NAIA 8 1 Adrian The Men ' s Tennis team took it all the way to the Notional Tourna- ment in Kansas City this year. They hod ro occumulore o number of oc- complishmenrs ro ger rhor for. Wirh o 9-3-1 over- oll record, rhey finished firsr in rhe NAIA Disrricr 18 Tournomenr, Freshmen Dill Doiley wos seeded firsr in singles wirh winning scores of 6-2 and 6-1. In rhe doubles segmenr of rhe rournomenr, Doi- ley and sophomore Geoff Doglish were seeded firsr wirh scores of 6-0 and 6-4, Winning is only one of rhe leading chorocrer- isncs of rhe reom — yourh is onorher. Six fresh- men were odded ro rhis year ' s reom and only one senior, Jim fXipper is leaving. Thar means a lor of new rolenr is lefr behind, and a grear year lies ahead, — Chris Svirek 74 Men ' s Tennis The balance Is beautiful: Coughr on rhe follow-rhrough, Kirsren Peolsrrom sends onorher one over rhe ner Coach Irene Walrers, Drooke Noriello, Megon Johnson, Carrie Pererson, Reno Seoholm, Anne Cossol, Sondy Gonza- lez, Mary Curron, Noreen AAozzocco, Kim Luckey, Leslie Rosenberger, Kirsren Peolsrrom, Korhy Trovers. nriNG THE ADVANTAGE NEHING THE ADVANTAGE WC 3 6 Grove Ciry 3 6 Roberr Morris 9 1 Thiel 8 8 8 0 1 1 Geneva Dehrend Mercyhursr 1 1 5 8 Grove Ciry Allegheny 7 2 Thiel 9 1 0 8 Geneva Allegheny 9 0 Villa Mono The Women ' s Tennis team finished their sea- son with on overall re- cord of 6-5. Their conference record was 4-2 end earned rhem o rhird ploce finish in rhe Women ' s Key- srone Conference. This year ' s reom included several fine players. Noreen Mozzoco, a senior, was among rhem. She compered in borh sin- gles and doubles and compiled records of 7-2 and 21- respecrively. Juniors Sandy Gonza lez and Mory Curron, numbers one and rhree sin- gles, also did vvell, compiling idenricol records of 7-4. Curron was honored by being named ro rhe NAIA Academic All American Tennis Team. Gonzolez was named ro rhe Women ' s Key- srone Conference second ream and was also chosen as MVP by her reommores ond coach. Coach Irene Wolrers olso proised rhe perfor- monce of senior Sue Wilson who has ployed on rhe ream for four years and has done consis- renrly well. Alrhough rhere will be some fine players leaving rhis year, rhe ream also has severol younger ployers who will be rerurning ro rhe courrs and nerring rhe odvonroge for Wesrmin- srer, — Chris Svirek Women ' s Tennis 75 Winning and losing Ir ' s oil porr of rhe gome Winning is rhe eosy porr — eosy ro roke or leosr, nor necessorily eosy ro do Losing is rougher ro roke. Dur losing hos irs redeenning feorures, if you rurn ir ro your odvonroge and leorn from rhe experience — ler ir srrengrhen your resolve ro win ond nor undermine your confidence Then you ' re o winner no morrer rhe score Like our Towering Titon Basketball Team The Universiry of Pirr-Drodford, srill smorring from losr yeor ' s emborossing loss, defeored rhe Tirons 65-89 in rhe season opener Wesrminsrer suffered irs second loss of rhe year ro rhe Univer- siry of Pirrsburgh Ponrhers, despire rhe conrribu- rion of Won Lloyd ' s seoson high 16 poinrs Then Croig Rondoll and Dove Richards sporked rhe offense in rhe rhird game for o 97- 65 vicrory over Allionce Dur rhe Tirons losr rheir nexr rhree gomes by a few frusrroring poinrs The losses fueled rhe Tirons ' dererminorion ro win They mode rhe ream move fasrer, rhink 76 Men ' s Dosl erball Up for Q shot, Croig Randall prepares ro sink onorher basker for the Tirons inside Two ' s compony, but three ' s o crowd: Alone but not forgotten, New Castle High School Herb Luckey looks for on opening ogoin ro poss srondour Dove Richords posses ro o reommore rhe boll ogoinsr Grove Gry ofrer o LoRoche mid ourr rrop TER, STRONGER, HIGHER FASTER, STRONGER, HIGHER FASTER, STRONGER, HIGHER FASTER, STRONGER, HIGHER FASTER, STRONGER, HIGHER FASTER, STROi srronger, oiin higher — mode rhe ream rum rhings around. From rhis polnr on, rhe Tirons were o differenr boll club. Croig Rondoll ond Co pur rhings rogerher os rhey won 15 of rheir losr 20 gomes Croig has some greor nighrs in which he scored 17, 28, 16, 27, 21, ond 26 poinrs Even when Kevin Hoynes end Joe Sorochin were losr for various reasons, rhe reom enjoyed some greor vicrories — rwo wins in Florida ond a big vicrory or Woynesburg. Afrer finishing rhe regular season, rhe Tirons headed inro rhe playoffs full of fire The firsr round on rhe Disrncr 18 playoffs pirred LoRoche College ogoinsr rhe Tirons, Wesrminsrer hod beoren LoRoche rwice before during rhe regu- lar season, ond rhey did ir ogoin in rhe ployoffs, Croig Rondoll ' s 30 poinrs and 12 rebounds gave rhe Tirons o 68-64 firsr round vicrory, Dur you con ' r win rhem oil , os rhey soy. In rhe semi-final gome ogoinsr Poinr Pork, Jerry Wood ' s 15 poinrs ond Rondoll ' s 10 rebounds couldn ' r pur us o fer and rhe Tirons were eliminored from rhe play- offs, Wesrminsrer finished rhe seoson wirh o 16-10 record. Ir wosn ' r onorher rnp ro Konsos Ciry, bur we were winners jusr rhe some. — Drion Lohr — Cheryl Geruldsen Men ' s Doskerboll 77 Toke ' n It to the bonk. Senior P.on Lloyd purs rwo in ogoinsr Woynesburg as rhe Tirons pull off onorher vicrory Row 1: Jerry Woods, Don Hennon, Dove Richards, Kevin Hoynes, Croig rXondoll, Manoger Mark Monsell Row 2: CoQch Ron Galbreorh, Srudenr Cooch Morl Soglimben, Kevin Reid, Herb Luckey, Ron Lloyd, Joe Sorochin, Rob Killmer, Ass ' r Cooch Dove Frohmon, Trainer Randy Kegerreis 78 Men ' s Doskerboll A swish, then Q rustle: Herb Luckey dodges conferri after rhe firsr basket agoinsr Waynesburg Baseline to bosket, Croig Rondoll goes ro rhe hoop for on easy rwo ogoinsr LaRoche By rhe way, no charge was calledi Smooth Qs silk, Jerry Woods hirs his parenred baseline jumper ogoinsr Poinr Pork College 2: fXONGER, ftiiyitiiiiiriir riiiii iM ASTEr , STRONGER, HIGHER FASTER, STRONGER, HIGHER PASTE ' 00 INJURIES ro key personnel or rhe wrong rinne, ond our own obiliry ro overcome odversiries, pulled our ream closer together during rhe ' 82-- ' 83 season. Our victories in Florida highlighted on excellent season after a slow start. — Jerry Woods 00 Men ' s Doskerboll 79 The Swim Team has once again come through with a winning season. Wirh on 8-0 overall record, rhey qualified ro compere in rhe NAIA Championships in Arkon- sos ond placed renrh This morked rhe fifrh rime in rhe losr six yeors rhor rhe Tiran swim ream has been ranked omong rhe rop ren reoms around rhe narion This overall success was of course orrribured ro fine individual performances rhroughour rhe yeor Six swimmers should, however, be recog- nized for rheir personal occomplishmenrs of be- ing chosen as All- American The lisr includes Sen- iors Doug MocKay, one of rhe ream ' s co- coprains, in rhe 0-merer Dive, and Dob Rishel in rhe lOOyord Dacksrroke, 400 Medley Reloy, ond 800 Freesryle, Gerald Noppi, o junior, was recognized for rhe 200 Inrermediore Medley, 200 yard Durrerfly, 400 Medley Relay ond 800 Freesryle, Sophomore Dove Forner achieved All-American srorus in rhe 400-yard Medley. Freshmen Doug Ford and Frank Noppi were also recognized. Ford wos successful in rhe 400- yard Medley Relay and rhe 800 Free Relay, Noppi was recognized for his excellence in rhe 800 Free Relay, The only seniors rhis yeor were Dob Rishel, Doug MocKoy, and Mark Garrison, who was olso Q co-coproin Virh rhe four rerurning All- American performers ond a ream of rolenred orhleres, Wesrminsrer could be in for onorher winning Tiran Swim Team. — Chris Svirek 80 Swimming Junior All-Amerlcon Gerald Noppi checks rhe rimer for onorher broken record or rhe Penn-Ohio Relays 64 48 CMU 44 67 lUP 45 68 Allegheny 60 45 Woosrer 60 51 Mr Union 47 66 Foirnnonr 63 38 Cose Western Res 66 47 Youngsrown Srcre 58 42 Hirom 53 32 Derhony 64 49 Grove Ciry Penn Ohio Relays — 163 poinrs for 6rh place NAIA Norionais — 28 points for 10rh place Showing perfect form. Junior Ellen Domford procrices her Row 1: Mork Korsrerrer. Dorbarc Weber, John Herberr, Phil Robinson, Ellen Domford, Doug Ford, Jim Powers, Mory Roach Row 2: Coach Gene Nicholson, Dill Dickson, Dove Gore, Dove Forner, Doug MocKoy, Mark Gorrison, Gerald Noppi, Frank Noppi, Greg Chondley, John Vendel, Druce Tomosello, Dob Rishel, Dave Elder Mike Fenno, Swimming 81 For the first time in almost Q decode, the Women ' s Dosketboll team has completed their season with o winning record. Nor only were rhey winners, bur rhey were big winners Wirh o 13-9 overoll record, rhey finished third in rhe Women ' s Keysrone Conference end monoged ro moKe ir ro rhe firsr round of rhe NAIAW Disrricr 18 ploy-offs And rhough rhey were defeored by Dehrend College, rhey ployed well The reomwork displayed in rhis losr gome chorocrerized rhe reomwork disployed rhroughour rhe yeor In oddirion ro recognizing quoliry reomwork, ir IS also essennol rhor severol individuol players be recognized. Sophomore Korhy Nieder was a srrong osser ro rhe reom and consequenrly wos nomed ro rhe Second Team All-Disrricr Junior Kory Killmer, rhe reom coproin, was named ro rhe Firsr Team All-Disrricr ond also ro rhe Firsr Teom All-Conference She was fifrh in overoll scoring in rhe Conference, olso Senior Sue Wilson, rhough hampered by on injury in rhe lorrer parr of rhe seoson, placed rhirreenrh in overoll scoring in rhe Conference and wos named ro rhe Second Team All-Disrricr When evoluaring rhe reom ' s porenriol for nexr year. Coach Hoos is very oprimisric. Sue Wilson will be rhe only senior leoving rhe ream and rhe resr of rhe reom is very rolenred This is proven by rhe focr rhor rhe Tirons placed several ream members in every coregory of rhe All-Disrricr scoring srorisrics Wirh so many young, rolenred players rerurning nexr year, Wesrminsrer con look ahead ro onorher winning season from rhe Women ' s Doskerboll Teom. — Chris Svirek 82 Women ' s Doskerboll 55 71 Indiana 73 71 Wilkes 58 45 Geneva 75 65 Allegheny 50 80 Dehrend 47 63 Allegheny 72 59 W G J 82 87 Mercyhursr 69 68 Thiel 48 74 Grove Ciry 93 58 Kenr Sr Trumbull 2 0 Villo Maria FOn F 76 63 Dehrend 38 73 Youngsrown Sr 52 50 Kent Sr Trumbull 47 60 Mercyhursr 55 47 Genevo 2 0 Villa Maria 57 54 Hiram 60 44 Thiel 43 77 Grove Ciry NAIA 53 69 Dehrend Up for Q basket, Tracy Ess rries ro ger rhe ball pasr her Thiel opponents UCCE55 SHOOTING FQA succEs:; ;R s htm Row 1: Cheryl Arnold, Tracy Ess, Rosemorie Per- rorra, Drendo fXodgers Row 2: Korhy Sronefoor, Susan Rehm, Drenda Ash, Kory Klllmer Row 3: Coach Kip Hoos, rroiner Chuck ZogorsKi, Korhy Nieder, Wendy Reoding, Sue Wilson, Chris Svirek, and monoger Dridger Burke. Women ' s Doskerboll 83 Rounding third and heading home, Drendo Ash rurns rhe corner for home ogoinsr Thiel l ow 1: Drendo Rodgers, Sue Wilson, Korhy Trovers, Drendo Kordish, Jill Dores, ond Cooch Wayne Chnsry Row 2: Monoger Ellen Ferree, Liso Duer- inger, Kore Dydo, Down Fenlock, Drendo Ash, and Trocy Ess Row 3: Assr Cooch Nels Oesrreich, Kore Kollmer, Joni Minorcin, Trocy Elder, ond Korhy Do- verspiKe 84 Sofrboll 19 2 ViIIq Morio 6 1 15 3 6 0 10 1 Dehrend 1 0 Grove Ciry 10 10 Grove Ciry 2 0 Roberr Morris 5 6 Robert Morris 13 4 Duquesne 1 3 Youngsrown 3 2 Youngsrown 2 1 Thiel 2 3 Mercyhursr 7 14 Mercyhursr 14 2 Poinr Porl ; 2 1 Allegheny 2 1 Thiel 4 1 Davis Elkins 1 0 Dovis Elkins 0 4 lUP 4 7 Wayne Srore Stretching It, Kare Killmer extends a double into o triple ogainst Robert Morns Awaiting tlie put-out, Kote Killmer readies herself os o Robert Morris runner tries to steal second. nDIN ' for NEDRASKEYI HEADIN ' FOa NEDB.ASK.EY! HEADIN ' FOfX NEDRASKEY! HEADIN ' FOR NEDR HEADIN ' FOR NEDRAS-KEY ' The women ' s Softball team did well this season. The ream finished firsr in rhe NAIAW Disrricr 18 ond ployed (rhough rhey did nor win) rhe Nohonol Sofrboll Tournomenr in Keorney, NebrQsl ;o Wirh o 17-4 overoll record ond o 6-1 Conference record, rhe Tirons ned for firsr place in rhe Women ' s Keysrone Conference Afrer defeormg Wesr Virginia ' s Davis G Elkins College, rhey also became champs of rhe Wesrern Pennsylvonio-Wesr Virginia Di-Disrricr Coach Wayne Chrisry nores rhar rhis success Connor be orrribured ro any one player ' s obiliries, bur ro rhe excellence of each reom member. Coprain Joni Minorcin, o junior, and Kare Killmer, also a junior, led rhe infield wirh a 975 fielding percenroge Killmer olso led rhe ream in her number of hirs — 30- Senior Sue Wilson, junior Tracy Elder, sophomores Drendo Ash ond Drendo Kordish rurned in fine performances in rhe ourfield Karhy Trovers, a sophomore, performed consisronrly well or rhird bose and also led rhe reom in RDI ' s Coach Chrisry feels rhe pirching sraff has also been very producrive rhis year. Sophomore Lisa Dueringer compiled a record of 10-2 ond hos been o comperonr hirrer rhroughour rhe year Her performance overall earned her o nominorion for All-Americon honors. The orher half of rhe pirching sraff, freshman Korhy Doverspike, also performed well Wirh a 4-2 record, she wos a srrong supplemenr ro Dueringer ' s pirching. Finally, ro odd ro rhe lisr of occomplishmenrs, four ream members hove been nomed ro rhe All-Disrricr ream. They ore Liso Dueringer, Kore Killmer, Korhy Trovers, and Down Fenlock. Wirh rhe abundance of rolenr rhey hove, rhe Women ' s Sofrboll Team will no doubr conrinue on rheir rampage of success rhroughour rhe coming year. — Chris Svirek Sofrboll 85 Jeff Huff runs quier and cool as he cruises posr o Clonori Srore runner TRACK - Row 1: Ed Daley, Horroy Zur osKy, Jim DIoshford, Mike Gerre, Phil Docs, Mike Heosley, Dennis Hazell Row 2: Dryon Lighrbody, Tim Kovonaugh, Doug Gooch, Joe Sorochin, Lou Russell, Wode Smedley, Kjeil Purnell Row 3: Scorr Luchr, Tod Dorber, Dill Knob, John Londolfi, Mark Allsron, Pere Schofer, Chuck Book, Ted Frombes Row 4: Mike Perroskey, Roy Dugoy, Joe Burns, Rich McVillioms, Don Doles, Tom Zohniser, Joel Rodgers Row 5: Cooch Dove Frohmon, Gory DeGrurrolo, Doug Forruggio, and Assr Cooch Gene Nicholson 86 Track Cross Counrry winded but still winning, rri-CQproin Pete Schoefer pulls oheod of his DuKe opponenr Getting down to business, Todd Fleming is reody ond poised for rhe srorr of rhe Cornegie Mellon Duquesne meer. CROSS COUNTRY - Bench: Doug Meredirh, Ted Morrln, Jim DIoshford, Paul Funero, Todd Fleming Floor: MiKe Kirkwood (Tri-Cop ), Pere Schoefer (Tri-Cop ) Wall: Mike Heosley, Dob Osrrowski (Trl-Cop ), Head Cooch R,on Golbreorh, and Drod Schmidr. F AND RUNNING OFF AND RUNNING OFF aipjft iiiiiiiM itaii i NG OFF AND RUNNING OFF Firsr year head cooch Dove Frohmon colled his Track Team young end of improved obiliry, Wirh only four lerrermen bock in rhe running evenrs, rhe Tiron rrock ream hod ro rely on rheir field evenrs. Freshmen Rich McWillioms of Verono, PA, ser o school record of 47 ' 5V2 in rhe shor- pur. Don Doles, also o freshman, hod o srrong year in rhe discus evenrs. In rhe sprinring evenrs, rhe Tirans hod ro build on enrirely nev corps of runners. Gory DeGrur- rola, Dennis Hozell, Ed Doley, and Wade Smed- ley oil compered for srarring posirions. A ham- srring pull in Dennis Hozell ' s leg ond nogging shin splinrs effecred rhe enrire sprinring corps. Doug Gooch sprinred well in rhe 110 merer high hur- dles rhroughour rhe season. Mike Gerre was rhe leoding middle disronce runner and Pere Schoefer provided exrro srrengrh in rhe 800 merer. John Londolphi was vored rhe MVP for 1983. Despire o slow srorr, rhe Tiron rrock ream pulled rogerher and finished rhe season wirh o 3-3 record. Wirh rhe rerurn of 26 lerrermen. Coach Frohmon looks forward ro on oursrond- ing year in 1984 The Cross Country ream finished rheir seoson wirh a 0-6-1 record rhis year. Alrhough rheir record moy nor be o winning one, rhe runners who porricipored rhis yeor were winners They hod quire o few suc- cesses rhis yeor, including on impressive 15-50 win over Hirom College ond Todd Fleming ' s fine rime of 27:05 ogoinsr Sr. Vincenr College. Also, Cooch Golbreorh ond rhe ream vored sopho- more lerrerwinner Dob Osrrowski as MVP. Orh- er members who received recognirion by earn- ing lerrers were Jomes DIoshford, Todd Fleming, Poul Funero, Mike Heosley, Merlyn Kirkwood, Ted Morrin, Pere Schoefer ond Drod Schmidr. Wirh rhe rerurn of rhese fine runners nexr year, rhe cross counrry ream will definirely give irs comperirors o hard run nexr season. — Drion Lohr — Chris Svirek Track Cross Counrry 87 Is he safe or is he out? Senior Co-Coprom Mork Conway shows perfect base sreoling form ogoinsr Geneva College (He wos sofe, by rfie woy) WC 8 0 Grove Ciry 4 1 Grove Ciry 6 5 Mr Union 6 2 Mr Union 3 2 Slippery Rock 5 4 Slippery Rock 13 27 Geneva 4 3 Geneva 16 0 Grove City 13 7 Grove Ciry 9 10 Sr Vincenr 7 2 Sr Vincenr 4 1 Clarion 12 5 Clorion 4 8 Dehrend 5 6 Dehrend 0 7 Point Pork 8 2 Poinr Pork 6 5 Mercyhursr 7 2 Mercyfiursr 6 4 Alleghieny 12 14 Allegheny NAIA 2 4 Sr Vincenr 10 14 Geneva Doing on excellent imitation of Pete Rose, Greg Mencini rakes one on rhe chin, as he was called our on rhis orrempr Row 1: Rick Mozzei, Scorr Kinky, Rob Mornnez, Dryon Piccon, Done DePoolo, Dnon Kinky, Mark Con- way Row 2: Greg Mencmi, Don Robinson, Rob Rickard, Frank Gor gocz, Scorr Higgins, Sreve Ernhorrh, Dudley Giles, Marry Kennedy Row 3: Sreve Srreerer, Marr Zirpoli. Scorr Brush, Joe Jordono, Greg Morris, Rich Serignese, Poul Ronolli Row 4: CoQch Scorr Renninger, Scorr Moesro, Tim Allan, Doug Meiser, Tom Ryder, Doug Meredirh, and Mark Monsell, monoger 88 Doseboll Delivering one home, Rob Mckord rhrows ro onorher srrikeour vicrory ogoinsr Penn Srare Doron Coaching on the bases. Coach Scoorer Renninger gives Greg Mencini some quick insrrucrions on o possible hir and run. mMMsm! mMmmm.. ,e«mb,aemumx The Baseball team had another outstanding season in ' 83 as they finished the year off with on impressive 16-8 record. Six players from rhe squod were recognized for rheir individuol conrriburions ro rhe gome; Drion Kinky, Scorr Higgins, Scorr Brush, Greg Mencini, Rick Mozzei ond Dudley Giles were selecred for rhe NAIA All-Disrricr ream. Senior Drion Kinl-sy ronked norionolly wirh o 463 barring overage Kinky was also seven for nine in srolen boses, ond collecred 32 hirs rhroughour rhe year. Scorr Higgins, who led rhe Tirons wirh 33 hirs, was named ro borh rhe 1sr ream AII Areo ond All-Disrricr reoms. Higgins olso led rhe ream wirh a rorol of eighr base sreols ond 25 RDI ' s. Corcher Scorr Brush, also named ro rhe All- Disrricr reom, eorned o .387 barring overage and wos responsible for a number of key hirs Despire o mid-seoson homsrring pull, 2nd basemon Greg Mencini collecred 22 hirs and earned himself a ploce on rhe All-Disrricr ream as welL Senior srandour Rick Mozzei was chosen by his reommores as rhe 1983 Mosr Voluoble Play- er In oddirion, Rick collecred on Honorable Mennon All-Disrricr spor Rick led rhe ream in homeruns wirh 5 and mosr runs wirh 26 Junior Dudley Giles was rhe only pircher cho- sen from rhe Tiron pirching sroff for rhe All-Disrncr honors. Dudley ' s .221 ERA ond srrong curveboll mode him one of rhe pirchers in rhe 18rh Disrricr. Essenriol as ir is ro recognize individuol rolenr, in rhe end a reom ' s success is due ro ream efforr. Eoch of rhe players should be recognized for his conrriburion ro o winning season. Wirh o lirrle luck and a lor of reomwork, rhe Tirons will do ir ogoin nexr year. — Brian Lohr Doseboll 89 The Golf Team completed another successful season. Wirh Q 6-2 overall record, rheir only losses were ro Slippery Pvock College and Duquesne Universi- ry The ream placed second in rhe NAIA Disrncr 18 Tournomenr wirh Ken Goss placing fourth overall. Orher occomplishmenrs of rhe yeor in- clude Jim Joyce ' s firsr place score of 80 in rhe win over Roberr Morris College and Ken Goss ' s firsr place win in rhe Myrrle Deoch Tournomenr — he hod an overoll score of 338 in four rounds and on overage of 84. Sophomore Jim Lynch was vored as rhis year ' s mosr valuable player by his reommores and cooch Buzz Ridl. Five Seniors will be leaving rhis year. They include Jim Curris, Ken Goss, Jeff Kranlch, Sreve Lomkin and Doug MocKoy Alrhough rheir rol- enrs will be missed, rhe rerurning golfers will no doubr be able ro roke up rhe slock ond rhe Tiran blue and whire ream will finish wirh yer onorher successful season on rhe green — Chris Svirek 450 443 Cornegie-Mellon 416 466 Sr Vincent 477 Grove City 419 450 Duquesne 455 463 Robert Morris 475 Derhony 473 507 Thiel 424 439 Hirom 336 393 Mercyhursr 485 497 Mr. Union 90 Golf Mike MocMurdo posses during rhe rozzle championship. The boll is In ploy and John Voire, Rich Coverr, Ted Frombes, Jeff Thomos, Tom Legune, and Zone Gizzi num- ber among rhe ployers. Moving In on the boil ore Drew ZincK, Dob Ponko, Jeff Kranich, Tom Weaver, and Joy Kruiselbrink among others. -ZZLE DAZZLE fXAZZLE DAZZLE RAZZLE DA, ZZLE DAZ-lE r ,ZZlE dazzle RAZZLE dazzle f AZZLE DAZZLE FRAZZLE DAZZLE RAZZLE DAZZLt Perhaps rhe mosr colorful sport on campus is Rozzle. Wirh hopdosh uniforms of onyrhir-ig from blue jeans and grey swears ro flaming red bandan- nas, and ream names like Quesrionables, Firsr Easr Dears, and Hor Dogs, ir ' s nor hard ro see why. Razzle is one sporr rhar you rake seriously, bur nor roo seriously, Ir ' s a chance for rhe guys ro ger rogerher, ross rhe ball around, and hove some fun. — Cheryl Geruldsen Sigma Nu Gherro Dwellers 1 Greed Quesrionobies 1 Eosr Deosrs tHor Dogs DMF ' s Puss Dogs Sigma Nu Greed Easr Deosrs DMF ' s loser 5 — Greed loser 6 7 - DMF ' s Sigmo Nu 1 Eosr Deosrs 1 Easr Deosrs 10 Greed loser 8 — Sigma Nu Sigmo Nu Sigmo Nu 1 Eosr Deosrs Rozzle 91 4 Acriviries Acnvines 93 Two blood drives per year, Greek Week, 5ing ' n ' Swing , , , rlnese ocriviries, each of which involve obour 50% of rhe student body, ore oil sponsored by Pan Hel, the orgonizorion designed to unify rhe five sorori- ties on campus, Alpha GommQ Delta is the one for me! They ' re the ones wirh the bright red swearers . . . ond this year ' s red-letter events included on Inrernotionol Reunion Day for oil chapters (a luncheon was held in McGinnes dining holl in honor of the event), a senior picnic, porriciporion in the IFC Pig Roost or Strawberry Fields, os well os regular activities such as hoyrides, mixers, formols, candy soles, and rush Giving blood isn ' r rhor bod ofrer oil, os rhis Vesrminsrer sruden ' learned ofrer donoring o pint in rhe Pon iHel Diood Drive PAN HEL: Row 1: Dorb Smirh, Susan Horrwig, Lourie MocToggarr, SInaron Justice Row 2: Kim Ford, Debro Emonuelson, Pres Melonie Mogulo, Keren Lessley, Eileen Riel ly 94 Greeks ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ACTIVES: Row 1: Renee Buckley, Carolyn Jewell, Jeonnerre Chambers, Pres De- bra Emanuelson. Row 2: Pom Wrighr, Jockie Smirh, Dione Perkins, Marion Boron, Melonie Magula Row 3: Lynn Koylor, Carhy Nieder, Vivion Whirfield, Sandy Sick- les, Tracy Flercher. Row 4: Jerri Clork, Hope Lippincorr, Jon Jokinen, Morgarer Douds, Sue Goudio Row 5: Nan- cy Arkins, Kimberly Lichy, Laurie Bernlohr, Holly Cow- per, Korhy Henry Row 6: Kim Morrire, Rebecco Ste- phenson, Goylo Closson, Laurie Shupe, (3 Alpha Gommo Delta is rhe one for mel rhe soronry girls sing On pledge day, Eden Fulron was joining in (and joining up) wirh rhe group PLEDGES: Row 1: Aimee Nuss, Megan Johnson, Berh Loveile, Judy Mock, Undo Koil-iis Row 2: Jill Bores, Eden Fulron, Libby Fonnon, Susan Hurchens Row 3: Julie Zebley, Renee Booher, Barbaro Perrini, Porry Mueller, Jonis McKeown Row 4: Lourie Turner, Jennifer Ohrrmon, Karen Wol- e, Deborah Berlin. Greeks 95 (IfUl The Chi Omega choprer is smoll bur rheir ideas ore original: a ruck-in for rhe Children ' s Hospirol or Chrisrmosrime, a Punk Mixer wirh rhe Alpho Sigs, ond on Eosrer Egg Hunt in Old 77 for foculry sroff children How ' re yo gonna keep ' em bock in rheir dorms offer They ' ve seen K D They ron owoy wirh Homecoming and May Day — both Homecoming Queen Tracy Elder ond May Queen Amy Klipo ore Koppo Delta ' s — and rhey donced rhe nighr owoy or rhe KD Donce- A-Thon Orher ocnviries indude rhe hayrides, mixers, formols ond such rhor oil sororines hove in common 96 Greeks CHI OMEGA: Row 1: Anne Thomas, Carol Weinsrock, Eileen Rielly, Lindo Cosreel, Pres Perry Koenig Row 2: Aloyne Gosron, Kim Ford, Cheryl Gibson, Cindy Wilson, Mary Kay McCreonor, Row 3: Nicholerre Koller, Lynn Srevenson, Sandy Morrell. and Julio Mills No, you ore not seeing things — rhor is Presidenr Splere in bed wirh his reddy beor, being read 0 good-nighr srory by Chi Omega Anne Thomos The soronry ' s annual Tuck-In is always one of rhe more inreresring evenrs on campus Dandn ' the nighf owoy, rhe Koppo Delros had anorher successful weekend Dance A Then rhis spring KAPPA DELTA PLEDGES: Row 1: Barb Srronge, Amy Daker, Rosonne Fulcomer, Ins Galimberri, Jerilyn Younr Row 2: Darb Merkel, Joy Trourmon, Carrie Corfield, Carey Anne Meyer, Lynn Schofield, Lauro Von Sickel, Kim Forver Row 3: Susan Donald, Shelly Colemon, Cheryl Arnold, Barbara Ondo, Widgie Miller, Julio Srorr Row 4: Mary Berh Greene, Amy Huber, Korie Shields, Liso Jones, and Laurel Lugoilo ACTIVES: Row 1: Bridger Burke, Susan Welry, Lynne Curler, Pres. Lisa Vorgofchik, Leslie Chalk, Kirsren Pealsrrom, Judy Broote Row 2: Jon Jez, Paige Crondoll, Chorlorre Crane, leva P.egule, Sharon Fullerron, Poulo Mornejon, Brendo Kozok, Andi Weisserr, Jean Mac Neil, Row 3: Wendy Scorr, Cindy Carle, Laurie Kinsley, Morgarer Grose, Anne Jockson, Peggy O ' Connell, Deb Srreerer, Coleen Allen, Bersy Mackenzie Row 4: Diane Aurh, Corrie Jones, Anne Cherry, Nancy Hardmon, Sheila Fryer, JoAnn Morson, Trocy Torquinio, Srocey Winger, Judi Mdnrosh, Jon Wilson, Cindy Turley, Diane Fonner, and Kane Websrer firm Greeks 97 SIGMA KAPPA ACTIVES: Row 1: Mary Sigler, Kelley Suwok, Pres Karen Lessley, Cindy Englund, Drendo McCullough Row 2: Sharon Smirh, Morjone Fechrmonn, Noncy Durnerr, Mory Derh Moore, Chrlsrine Swonson Row 3: Denise Ferrora. Joanne ri-ecchione, DecKy Fleming, Sharon Jusrice Row 4: Jockie Doshur, Morilyn Klugh, P,aye Fry, Barb Smirh Row 5: Chris Cicero, ond Chrisrine Wolloce Nor pictured Corol Muhl SIg Kops Becky Fleming ond Roye Fry go punk os porr of rheir enrerroinmenr for freshmen during R,ush PLEDGES: Row 1: Korhy Geruldsen, Berhonn Monbed-;, Lon Quind- len, Carrie Pererson, Karen Greenslade, Joner P,oney Row 2: Ko ren Kleiser, Konn Windisch, Gwyn Edwards, Lon Mirchell, Jennifer Ireland Row 3: Anne Wolshok, Nancy Crowley, Jenny Schenck, Kore Dydo, Gwen Helm, Morie Gole 98 Greeks We strive ro moke sure each sister con pur- sue her own interests, and at the some time be on octive sorority member . Thus choprer Presi- dent Karen Lessley describes the Sigmo Kappa sorority. The moin events of the yeor include o house party, o senior picnic, o clothing drive, and, of course, the formols. The Sig Kop Strow- berry Social — a highlight of the May Day festivi- ties — is a classic. Tables are set up on the Ferguson terrace, Sig Kops serving delectable strowberry-ond-ice-creom-delights. She ' s o Zeto Honey, she ' s o Cuddle Dunny, she ' s 0 clossy gal Yeoh ' In June, at the Dienniol Zeta Tou Alpho Convention held in St. Louis, MO., Westminster ' s Delta Omega chop- ter received the Special Recognition Aword for outstonding programming and octivities. This year ' s octivities included May Day for Porents Picnic and a softboll dunk for the Association of Retarded Citizens, on MGM sole, a Sheraton Homecoming Party, various mixers, ond the for- mols. ZETA TAU ALPHA ACTIVES: Row 1 Ginny Mehorey, Joon D Wilson, Peggy Goodricl , Louro Knob Row 2: Dersy Salerno, Allison Henry, Liz Dedserr, Grerchen Treu Row 3: Decky Mehorey, Dorboro Weber, Julie Lipsirz. Derh Wood, Undo Simidion Row 4: Korhy Jod- son, Laurie Mac Donald, Jomie Vischer, Lynn Doxrer Row 5: Elise Inzono, Nancy Reed, Ded ;y Sue Cerrero, Louise Adonns Row 6: Peggy Cunningham, Leonne Gorndr, Diane Ferrore, Kirsren Sampson, Jonice Kloges New Zeta pledges convene in rheir choprer room for o round (or so) of roQsrs PLEDGES: Row 1: Diane Gilbreorh, Elaine Rosarius, Decky Louer, Eloine Jochen, Sue Donsoll Row 2: Lisa Gouldsmirh, Judy Chon- rry, Lisa Vensel, Heorher Asmon, Amy Loirro Row 3: Kirsren Milliron, Justine Reboy, Corlorto [Raymond, Denise Perron Row 4: Leigh Wolloce, Jill Jock, Laurie Fennell, Grerchen Link Row 5: Liz Allen, Sue Podojil, Kirsrin Mezmor M] Greeks 99 n I 1 I 1 [Ml 1 (5§ (IIUI IT It ' s been o year of progress for frorerniry row or Wesrminsrer The Inter Froternity Council received on oword of excellence from rhe Norrheosr Inrer Frorerniry Council, for one rhing. And rhe Sig Ep house reopened, for onorher. The frorerniry sysrem finally begon ro see o light from rhe dork runnel rhey were in losr year. The sysrem is more srrucrured rhis yeor, IFC President Chuck Hoyden srored, and I rhink rhe frorerniries hove become more respecroble. There ore sill o number of controversies thot need ro be settled, bur rhis year or least hos been o yeor of progress ond hope for furure yeors of frorerniry fun. Good clean fun was featured or rhe Sig Olympics, especially for rhose who were in rhe conoe roce and rook a dunking. Orher evenrs included o snock race, pyromid build, greosed pole compention, relay runs, ond tug-of-wor. The men of Alpha Sigma Phi sponsored rhe whole affoir for rheir Greek sisrers Drorhers cheered, offioored and ogled as rhe girls wenr through their poces. Other highlights of rhe year included o Hor G Glosses porry, a Deoch parry, and 0 Cosrume porry rhrown or rhe house You ' ve heard of pyromid power? Well, wobbly os ir was, rhe Chi Omego pyramid was q strong conrender in rhe Sig Olympics If crazy men hove only one oor in rhe worer , rhen whar do you coll o boor full of people wirh no oars in rhe worer ' Here o conoe of Alpha Gams enjoy o wild and crozy rime or rhe Sig Olympics 100 Greeks ALPHA SIGMA PHI: Front: Tom Davis Row 1: Pere Schoefer, Dob Keoron, Tom Welsh Row 2: Karl Woodring, Rich McKenno, Marr Koil, Jeff Kronich, Jeff Thomas, Brian Doll, Jake Phillips, Ted Frombes, Mike Liguori, Teik L Saw Row 3: Alberr Dunn, Rob Reid, Chuck Hoyden, Bill Did- son, Mike Fenno, Wendy Srroebel Row 4: Jim Joye, Ricky Cohen, Jerry Foico, John Voire, Tom Weaver, Zone Gizzi, Tom Brown, Joanne Kivlon, Lisa Srrochon, Karen Lessley, Diane Trocy, Mark Longierri, Eric Sheid, Wade Smedley, Dove Denman Roof Row 1; Bob Panko, Phil Doos, Phil Robinson, Mirch Kirkwood, Dill Ference, Glen Toborski, Pere Slonoker, Mark Ozanick Roof Row 2: Dryan Hinds, Tom Druce, Mark Allsron, Lorry Morrison, Fred Longierri, Mark Furmonek I 1 After going hog wild in rhe Alpho Sig mudslide, Ricky Cohen, Karen Lessley, Kjell Purnell, Joanne Kivlon, Dione Lone, Wade Smedley and Jim Joye hom It up for rhe comera Greeks 101 J I 1 [5L Q - — I 1 Q PHI KAPPA TAU: Row 1: Gory Curler, Ed Robinson, Jeff Hozen, Tom Le Jeune, Joy Knover, Tim Mclnrire Row 2: Phil Perroglio, Morr Oberlin, Druce Wlllioms, Pres Tim Mourer, Terri Lindsoy Row 3: Dob Wagner, Doryl Core, Mike Leoni, Dove Alesio, Eric Fisher, Dove Leukhordr, Drod Schmidr, Dove Doglio, Reid Con- ley, Dove Mosch, Kurr Schroeder, Jone Linger, John Klein, Doug Willioms The Bunch: Milse Soglimben, Tom Morrwinski, E J Speor, Rich Milliron, Drion Boron, Geof Dolglish, John Hurlebous, Mork Duerr, Keirh Gillerre, Jim Lyie, Dill Courrney, Sreve Finney, More Doyle, Joe Burns, Ken Del Polozzo, Tim Wolrers, Mike Cor- son, Rich Urmsron, Kevin Powers, John Brooks, Ernie Hollidoy Out The Window: Druce Drovvnlee, I Phi Kappa Tau Little Sis ' Judy Mclnrosh does nor wonr ro - ' go for o swimi 102 Greel s Phi Kappa Tau ' s pojomo parry, cosrume parry and beach porry are probably rhe highlighrs of rheir parry season. The brorhers ore involved in o number of olrruisric projecrs OS well. They raised over rvv ' o rhousand dol- lars for rhe American Cancer Sociery or rhe onnuol Doskerball Mororhon, And rhey had o Chrisrmos Parry wirh rhe people from rhe Shenongo Home. The brorhers of Sigma Nu did rheir parr, roo, wirh a WollvA-Thon for rhe Juvenile Dioberes Foundarion. Of course rhe brorhers ore besr known for rhe long walk down ro rheir house. True, rhe Snake house is a way s down rhe rood, bur rhose who fre- quenr rhe Midnighr porries swear rhey ' re worrh rhe rrip. V hof ' s green ond gold and oil hunched over ' Phi Tou brorhers Rondy Conn and Drod Schmidr scrunched inro rhe back of o Hondo on Homecoming Day SIGMA NU: Actives, Alphobeticolly. A Thomas, P Ashley, P l3orronre, P, Bauer, M Dozzone, T Droeren, J Collohon, M Conwoy, Pres J Curns, M Dodoy, 5. Ernhorrh, M, Gerre, D. Gooch, R. Goodrick, K. Goss, G Gunnerr, D Hennon, C Herbsr, S Higgins, D, Hughes, Pi, Hughes, G, Ihnken, T. Kaiser, M Kennedy, W. Knight, K Konchalsl-;i, R. Lockoye, L. Lipslrz, R. Livingsron, D MocKay, D. Marrin, 5. McClure, E. Mezmor, P,. Michael, G, Morris, G. Noppi, S. Osborne, P. Ridsord, D Pichordson, E Pirrleman, D Pobinson, C Sochs, K Sanchez, E Soul. P Serginese, J Sirkoch, E Taylor, S Vosel, S Wargo, V Werner, J. Zunic, SIGMA PHI EPSILON: Row 1: Tony Drown, Mike Evan, Mike Finnegon, Scorr Sonzorro, Poul Funero, Mark Fonroski, Dob Prorhero Row 2: Will Milheim, Miller, Dove Dey, Tom Collins, Guy Cubelis Row 3: Jock Hollowoy, Joe Juliono, Joe P,ios, Mike Sverino, Dill McConnel, Pres. Don Does Row 4: Don Mey, McCurcheon, Andy Sreronko, P-ich Kosrkos, Joe Stevenson, P,oy Poris, Gory Lilly, A lot of hard work and reol brorherhood wenr into rhe reestoblish- ment of the Sig Ep fraternity Here Joe Juliano, Don Does, and P oy Pons set to work Afrer o yeor of rurmoil ond upheaval rhe brorhers of Sigma Phi Epsilon are finolly bock on rheir feer. And they ' re working hord ro inn- prove rheir imoge — borh in rhe way rhe house looks (rhe brorhers hove spenr o lor of rinne poinring and renovoring), and in rhe way people lool ; or rhe house (rhey ' re sroying clear of rrouble) Secrer hondshohe aside, rhe brorhers of The- tQ Chi ore o sociable group. Their mosr popular funcrions ore rhe Tunnel Run, rhe Inrernorionol Porry, Lake Grounds, and (rhrown in rhe rrodi- nonol Greek fashion) rhe annual Togo porry. The fror wos olso ocrive in communiry service wirh rhe Overlook Nursing Home, rhe New Cos- rle JoyCees, and rhe Heorr Fund Slaving over o hot stove-. Hardly Working rhe grill or rlie annuo! There Chi Loke ond Grounds picnic is more o plea- sure rhon o borher, os Jim Perroglia con resrify THETA CHI: Row 1: Scorr Smirh, Mork Higgins, Jeff Schoefer, Dob Eunrr, Drod Duchonon, Joy Cummins, Milse Lobolzo, Doug Fleming, Greg Nicorero, Dove Owoc, Fred Mill- spough, Jonorhon Digley Rov 2: Deon Solvos, Dob Johnson, Adorn Sworrz, Eric Taylor, Tim Sciullo, Jim Volenrino, Lance Pfiefer, Tom Urmsron, Jim Yelovich. Row 3: Dill Lynch, Jeff Nesrer, Rich Coverr, Dave Lenhorr, Rich Edwards, Dill Good, Wayne Jelinek, Marr Horrel, Drerr Jordon. Row 4: Duone Close, John Schuize, Pres. Don Parerline, Tracy Nixon, [Ml n I — I Greeks 105 m I — I KAPPA DELTA PI: Row 1: Todd Cole, Andi Weisserr, Maureen Chiofullo, Pres Julie Ducoro, Grerchen Treu, Joner Wilson Row 2: Lynn Srevenson, Drendo Smirh, Srocey Winger, Carol Gons, Derh Kline, Poula Marnejon, Jane Linger Row 3: JoAnn Marson, Jay Knauer, Eric MocDonald, Jean MacNell, Allison Henry, Carol Weinsrock. The norlonol dromoric honorary. Alpha Psi Omega, ocrively recognizes oil srudenrs who porncipore in borh rhe ocring and production ends of rhe college ploys and musicals. Kappa Delta Pi, rhe educorion honorary, mer monrhly ro discuss reoching-relored oppor- rumnes in rhe field The morhemorics honorory, Kappa Mu Epsi- lon, orrended rhe Biennial Convention or Eosr- ern Kentucky College ond sponsored a chess tournoment in the spring. Mortar Board ' s activities included the tradi- tional core pockoge program for students dur- ing finols (though THEY FOFIGOT in the spring!) The members of the Lambda Sigma, the sophomore service honorary, lenr o helping hand to incoming freshmen once again, guided tours around campus, ond ushered or various college functions Mu Phi Epsilon was active in severol pro- grams, including the American Music Program, rhe Mercer County Association for rhe Rerorded program, and rhe annuo! Wedding Clinic A formol wos held for members in December, and the group will be attending its Notional Con- vention in Wichita, Kansas this summer. KAPPA MU EPSILON: Row 1: Teva Regule. Sharon Fullerron, Liso Nelson Row 2: Leslie Williams, Korhy Chnsrmon, Linda Cosreel Row 3: Sheila Fryer, Jim Ripper, Alice Hill Row 4: Lynne Curler, Rosemarie Perrorro, Nick Lounavelis Row 5: P,ob Srreerer, Pres Cor! Scharrner, Kirsren Pealsrrom 106 Honorories MORTAR DOARD: Row 1: Leslie Williams, Eileen Rielly Row 2: Joan D Wilson, Mary Sigler, SheilQ Fryer, Srephonie Walker Row 3: Karhy Chnsrman, Tevo Regule, Jocki Clerk, Gory Durler Row 4: Todd Cole, Decky Dillings, Dave Hosrerler Row 5: Clarence Harms, advisor, Thomas Mayer, Don Opirz Row 6: Carl Scharrner, Dorwin Huey, advisor LAMBDA SIGMA: Colleen Allen, Amy Doker, Don Delsrerl- ing, Nare Doyle, Judy Drooks, Bridget Durke, Mary Dyers, Angela Ciocca, Tern Clark, Geoff Dolglish, Mike Fenno, Dill Ference, Cheryl Gibson, Dorry Hall, Kelly Hurlburr, Jan Jez, Jon Jokinen, Nicholerre Koller, Joy Laczkowski, Diane Lone, Hope Lippincorr, Dorry Lyons, Tom Morrwinski, Nancy Miller, Doug Orr, Dob Osrrowski, Pres, Mike Parker, Debbie Plorr, Jane Riegel, Ken Romig, Mike Solimben, Lydio Simpson, E J Spear, Dryony Srarr, Joy Trourmon, MU PHI EPSILON: Row 1: Tevo Regule, Pres. Undo Gresh, Louise DiMuccio, Cammy Hula, Joner Kreoger, Dersy Mockenzie, Lydio Simpson, Maura Cofolo, Mary Sreworr Row 2: Julienne Leird, Diane Lone, Jean Hatch, Loure Edebum, Keren Moize, Ondy Wilson, Pern Crawford, Cleudio Keyien, Loure McDonough, Debro Hutcheson, Anito Anderson, 1— [DD] =1 U [QQ] [QQ] Honorories 107 OMICRON DELTA EPSILON: Row 1: Jock Docterrom, Mory Sigler, Joan D Wilson Row 2: Robert J Heil, Rich Milliron, Mory Gogliordi, Drendo Kozok, Morcia Morr Row 3: Deon Fair, Daniel Johnsron, Pres Becky Billings, Suzanne Moris, Dale Whirehill, Susan Rore, OMICRON DELTA KAPPA: Row 1: Leslie Willioms, Eileen Rielly, Sheilo Fryer, Brendo Kozak, Tevo Regule Row 2: Som Lighrner, Linda Casreel, Pres Korhy Lyn Chrisrman, Decky Billings, and Jocki Clark PHI ALPHA THETA: Row 1: Pres Eileen Rielly, Koren Lessley Row 2: Peggy O ' Connell, John Sroner PHI SIGMA TAU: Mark Furmanek, Thomos Gregory, Jeff Clune, Becky Billings, Wendy Scorr SIGMA PI SIGMA: Row 1: Shello Fryer, Jone Riegel, Pres. Leslie Willioms Row 2: Thomas Mayer, David Beorry, Nick Kounovelis. A major occomplishmenr rhis year for Omicron Delta Epsilon wos the establish menr of a Grievance Commirree. This year ' s ocriviries included on Iniriorion Donquer in rhe foil, on invesrnnenrs comperirion in rhe spring, several speakers, and o number of orher sociol events for members ond rhe Econom- ics and Business foculry. Omicron Delta Kappa v os comprised of senior class leaders drown from every area of ocodemio. This year, ODK sponsored a Fall Forum — a Time Monogemenr and Srudy Skill v orkshop — and a Spring Forum — Using Srress For Success , o four-hour Stress Management workshop instructed by Dr. J. Phillip Fowley. Phi Alpha Theta, rhe international history honorary went to the Flegionol Conference or lUP on April 9th. Other activities induded a tour of the Lawrence Counry Hisroricol Soci- ery and the annual end-of-the-year bonquet in May. Members need o 2,75 oil-college overage ond a 3.0 overage in at least four history courses. Phi Sigma Tau, rhe philosophy honorary, has similor academic standards. Members ore required to hove o 2.75 oil-college over age and o 3 0 overoge in rwo philosophy courses. Sigma Pi Sigma, the honorary physics society IS subgroup rhe Sociery of Physics Stu- dents, Pvequiremenrs for membership in rhis honorary ore o 3,0 all-college grade point overoge as well os o 3,0 overoge in o mini- mum of rhree physics courses. Jl I — I Jl m Jl Wesrminsrer College, rhey soy when you menrion rhe Almo Morer, Isn ' r rhor o music schooP They meon Vesrminsrer Choir College, of course , bur srill, rhey oren ' r for from rhe rrurh The sheer volume of ourpur in rerms of evenrs ond ocnvines by rhe music deporrmenr is impressive Special inreresr orgonizorions include rhe American Guild of Organists, open ro any one v irh on inreresr in organ music, and rhe Music Educotors Nationol Conference, open ro any music mojor Performing groups include rhe Dell Choir, Concert Choir, and Jozz Band. The Concerr Choir roured New England during rhe break berween rhe January ond Spring rerms The Jazz Band played on Pirrsburgh ' s Gorewoy Clip- per for on alumni dinner and donee, and wenr on rour wirh rhe Concerr Bond during Spring break Areas roured included Eosrern Pennsyl- voniQ, Anopolis, Maryland, and Novo! Acade- my in Woshingron, DC, and Coloniol Williams- burg, Virginia The Jazz Bond wos also fearured in rhe inaugural ocnvines, ploying or rhe Inaugu- ral Doll rhor evening. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS: Row 1: Cloudio A Keyion, LydiQ Simpson, Porry Koenig, Mouro Cefolo Row 2: Gory A. Durler, Dovid Deorry, Scorr Ronck. DELL CHOIR: Row 1: Charles Day, Drenda Smirh, Todd Cole, Scorr Ranck, Aniro Anderson, Raymond Ocock Row 2: Korin Windisch, Elizoberh Scorr, Dorry Lyons, Shoron Fullerron 110 Music The New Wilming-Tens mer weekly ro pre- pare for rheir performances or Chrisrmos, parries or campus, ond rhe M oy Day coronarion. Wesrminsrer ' s Orchestra sper r rhe larger porr of rhe ' 82- ' 80 rerm preponng for vorious concerrs — in eorly November, one in Morch, and one in May. Acriviries sponsored by rhe Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia frorerniry include rhe Chrisrmos Choir Fesrivol for oreo high schools, rhe Annual High School Jozz Bond Fesrivol, rhe American Music P ecirol, a Spring formal, end a Privince 21 Work- shop- Also, rhe group song rhe Noriona! Anrhem or Homecoming and rhe losr home foorball game. Mony hours of rehearsal go inro o performance Here Cormen Mormureonu procnces her violin Q [Ml (oU ALUMNI-IN-RESIDENCE: Row 1: Susan Welry, Louro Mofferr, Nonci Steele, Cindy Englund, Drendo Kozok, Peggy Howk Row 2: Kirsren Peolsrrom, Dersy Mackenzie. Cheryl Geruldsen, Jane Linger, Deb Thiele, Thomas Moyer Row 3: Deckie Horriger, Carol Knighr, Dill Deldhom, Downe Hess Row 4: Jockie Smirh, Nancy Saenger, Paulo Marnejon, Ins Golmbern, Morcio Morr, Heidi Lowson Row 5: Pom Wnghr, Diane Tnnnger, John Kline, Morlo Creoger, Kurr Loemmer Row 6: George Murphy, Angie Doccori, Druce Dorroo, David Griffith, (Xich McKenno Row 7: Joy Knouer Senior Beth Kline relaxes with Terry Loney and Sue Wilson after o long doy in the Argo office ALPHA PHI OMEGA: Row 1: Dallas A Porr, Gwen Helm, Jane Polmerron, Kim Srncl ;lond Row 2: Decki Rokorich, Sue Holzer, Veve C Perry, Korhi Complese Row 3: Sollie Dlocterone, Chris Wensel, Dill Spongenberg, Pres Jonathan Moss Row 4: Mil-ie Quick, Donna Craig, Woir Hoffmon, Row 5: Howord V Kurtz, Susan Grondy, Paul Kusmierski, Joy Knouer Row 6; Dob IXishel, Oliver Dermon, Jeff D Miller, Kevin E, Moon 114 Groups ARGO: Row 1: Korhy Geruldsen, Kim Wollin, Louro McDonough, Ediror Cheryl Geruldsen, Brian Lohr, Joyce Lessley, Chad Emerson Row 2: Korhy O ' Hagon, Chris Svirek, Diane lllls, Mornee Dorlow, Derh Kline, Jad-;ie Boshur, Hanodo Homarneh, Lynn Croushore, Belyndo Slougenhoupr, Nor picrured Julie Ducaro 6 Noraiie Soplop THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY: Row 1: Jomce Kloges, Eric Fisher, Jim Ripper, George Murphy, Tevo Regule, Gwen Helm, Corol Gregoire Row 2: Jone Riegel, Shoron L Smirh, Sharon Fullerron, Andrea Morrrolo, Debro Thiele, Honada H Homarneh, Mary Roach Row 3: Pomelo Doebler, Bonnie Bronr, Sheri Volker, Kirsren Peolsrrom, Lynne Curler, Rosemarie Perrorro, Sondi Morrell, Georganne Suzow. Row 4: Thomas Morrwinski, Doug Orr, Dove Leukhardr, Kurr Schroeder, Thomas E Mayer, Trocy Elder, John Emig, Bob Rishel, Paul R Kusmierski. One of rhe mosr ocrive groups on compus rhis year, rhe Alumni-in-Residence Club, wos also rhe besr organized. The group was divided inro specialized rosk forces including rhose concerned wirh Admissions, Nominorions and Awards, Funding, Planning ond Placemenr, and Public Relarions. One of rhe group ' s major evenrs rhis year wos rhe presidenriol receprion and donee held ofrer Presidenr Splere ' s inougu- rorion Alpha Phi OmegQ mer rwice monrhly ro discuss plans for rhe group ' s secrionol confer ence, formols, fund-roisers ond orher ocriviries The group helped ro clean up Dnrain Lake and porricipored in rhe Alumni phone-o rhon as parr of rheir services ro rhe college. The Argo sraff pur our rhe publicorion you hold now Highlighrs of rhe book include o 9X12 (up form 7X11) inch poge and 19 (insreod of 8) pages of color — changes mode possible by selling oddlrional ods and rroding off a few pages The omounr of rime and energy chon- neled inro rhese 172 pages is rremendous. The old odoge, There ' s more here rhon meers rhe eye, is especially meaningful ro onyone who conrribured ro rhe book (and no one knows rhar berrer rhon rhe edirorO The Association for Computing Machinery mer rwice monrhly and sponsored severol oc- riviries on campus, including a Careers Nighr and a High School Programming Conresr. m IQQ QQ 1 1 The Business Awareness Club held q num- ber of seminors inrended ro inform rhe srudenr of rhe happenings in rhe business world, These included seminars by such well-known compan- ies OS Mellon Dank, Gimbels, Monogemenr Infor- morion Sysrems, ond Srrouss srores. The Coving Club provided chollenging off- campus recreorion for rhose brove souls nor inrimidored by muddy, dork passages nor offlicr- ed by clousrrophobio The group mode rwo mojor rrips ro Wesr Virginio, one in rhe fall, rhe orher over spring break. Also, rhe group wenr on excursions ro local coves rhroughour rhe rerm The 1982 83 Cheerleoding Squad wos mosr noroble, perhaps for inrroducing male cheerleaders ro rhe squad rhis year Group ef- forrs included poinring signs, hosring rhe Home- coming pep rally, and leading cheers or every home gome and mosr owoy games BUSINESS AWARENESS CLUB: Row 1: Joe Rios, Pres Kane Webster Row 2: Don Does, Susan P,ore. CAVING CLUD: Row 1: Amy DoKer, Morlo Creoger, Joner Kreoger Row 2: Pere Douerle, Pres. Ken Romig, Ken Long, Mary Dowser, Morgorer P Qnkin Physics students George Murphy ond Jim R-ipper rry ro coQx rheir hand-mode robor ro speak 116 Groups CHAPEL STAFF: Row 1: Claudia Keyion, Shori McCloy, Chrisry Nickerson, Wayne Nickerson, David Reggae Harms Row 2: Larry Lees, Jane Thomas, Dione Aurh, Jean Chnsrofferson, Phil R Upp, Cool Cor Row 3; George Hardguy Murphy, Bryony Dnghr Eyes Srorr, Robbi Eric Mac Donold, Decky Darhing Deoury Roy, Tim Tex Cohn, Nancy Wnghr CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Jomie Carorhers, Judy Mock, Lisa Mochel, Joan Thompson, Chris Wollace Row 2: Debbie Berlin, Capr Diane Perkins, Rich Kosrkas, Todd Cole, Tony Bamonre, Teresa Lohr, Karen Snyder 11 5 [S§ M m 0 m m Groups 117 IQQ mr IQQ imi J] An inreresr in chemisrry and how irs func- rions offecr sociery is oil rhor ' s required ro be Q member of rhe Chemistry Club. Tl-ie Christian Medio Outlet (formerly Koribu) sponsored o change rhe name conresr, followed by o big Going Our of Business Sole Many posirive chonges rook place wirhin rhe orgonizarion and irs Our- ler rhis year. Clown Ministry continued irs rrodirion of delighnng worshippers, yourh groups, rhe ,hondicopped and many orhers who re- sponded ro rhe onncs of rhis speciol service ream. As well OS roising funds ond reaching aero- bics ro foculry and sraff members on com- pus, rhe Donee Theatre held irs annual donee show in rhe spring. The show is rhe culminorion of a year of hard work and many nighrs of procrice for all rhe group members i CHEM CLUB: Row 1: Undo Casreel, Jeff Thomas, Fred Longiern Row 2: Pres Alice Hill, Pom Vinkler, John Freehofer Row 3: Shello Fryer, Dill Lynch, CHRISTIAN MEDIA OUTLET: Row 1: Jonine Mirchell, Ted Morrin, Luke Srollings, Ins Golimberri Row 2: Dorbor Onodo, Jean Mac- Neil, Debro Thiele, Coordinaror Diane Aurh Row 3: Dill Deld- ham, Jim Ripper Row 4: Neil Smith, Thomas Mayer, Cricker Horper, PiOberr Dronscome Mod chemist Kore Dydo creores life in rhe lob. 118 Groups I I u u a fUUl CLOWN MINISTRY: Row 1: Holly Srork, Kann Windisch, Jonine Mirchell, Jane Polmerron, Mark Oswald Row 2: Cricket Harper, Amy Huber, Margorer Jackson, Tim Cahn Row 3: Mark Furmonek, Lisa Rodick, Jone Thomas, Dob Rishel DANCE THEATRE: Row 1: Diane Gilbreorh, Jon Jez, Valerie Doy, Parry Dorrerr, Pres Moureen Remley, Lynda McKevirr. Row 2: Loura Liprok, Suson Cordelia, Dona DiMuccio, Paige Harry, Elaine (Xosorius, Jusrine Reboy Row 3: Suzanne Murroy, Karen Krupo, Jane Riegel, Anne Jockson, Frank Rorh, Renee Booher, Korhy Henry, Becky Phillips, I 1 a fimi Groups 119 HOLCAD EDITORS: Row 1: Carrie Pererson, Rich Milliron, Ediror Lynda Scorr, David Griffith, Dorbaro Ondo Row 2: Dan Ringler, Mark Mirchell, Julie Dohn, Joon Wilson, Dridger Godfrey, ond Elizoberh Ded-ierr Missing Donno Milligon, Ed Wagoner, Larry Morrison WRITING STAFF: Clockwise from Left: Carole Dyrnes, Jennifer Sourrer, Jennifer Noel, Tom Drown, Lynda Scorr, Dill Sreworr, Volene Day, Mork Mirchell, Julie Dohn, and Ed Wagoner MERMAIDS: Row 1: Joner Noble, Nancy Hordmon, Paige Crondall, Nancy Leavens, Dedsie Harnger, Alicio Slode, Polly ClorK, Pres Korhiy Masr, Loune Dorschi, Pom Spinoso Row 2; Wendy Srroebel, Porry Flowers, Margorer Grose, Laurie Kinsley, Anne Peterson, Korhy Camplese, Joyce Reynolds, Rurh Mooney, Jan Norqulsr, Mrs Irene Wolrers. REACH OUT: Row 1: Jean MacNeil, Cindy Dean Row 2: David Hosrerler, Eugene Tiller, Pres Don Opirz The Holcod hod on oursronding yeor wirh weekly papers rhor demonsrrored rhe highly improved wriring, ediring and producrion skills of irs sroff. The quoliry of rhe poper remained consronr rhroughour rhe year de- spire major sroff changes in Januory. Lori Quinn, ediror during rhe foil rerm, and Lyndo Scorr, ediror for spring rerm, were rewarded for rheir hard work by rhe severe! awards for journolisric excellence which rhe Holcod received rhis year. The Mermoids provided oquoric-minded women wirh rhe opporruniry ro leorn syn- chronized swim rechniques, as well as every aspect of show producrion, from make-up and cosruming ro publiciry. This year ' s Mer- maid show, which ran rhree nighrs, was cen- rered around rhe rheme A Dive Inro The Decades. Reach Out wos once agoin one of rhe mosr popular orgonizorions on campus. Veekly meerings included informal speakers OS well as Chnsrian fellowship. The group also orgonized weekly Bible srudy groups, a Denny Hesrer concerr, and orrended rhe an- nual Jubilee conference. m Groups 121 ' — ( c m m The Residence Hall Advisory Board mer rwice monrhly ro plan irs onnuol evenrs This year ' s ocrivihes included a bockgommon rour- nomenr and CPR Train- A-Thon. Scrawl, rhe college lirerory magozine, pub- lished on oursronding issue rhis year which in- cluded poerry, ficrion, arrwork and phorogra- phy by both srudenrs and alumnL The group roised funds by sponsoring a foculry Arr raffle and Poerry Reading on Honnecoming, and hosr- ing rhe Ex Libris foculry bookshow which fol- lowed rhe Presidenr ' s inougeronon. One of rhe newesr orgonizorions on compus was rhe Scuba Club, open ro anyone inreresr- ed In discovering rhe worery deprhs of rhe Wesrminsrer swimming pool Many members lorer used rheir expernse in rhe rropicol warers of rhe Virgin Islonds, when rhey rook Dr Harms ' Tropicol Morine Ecology course over J-rerm. The Society of Physics Students mer ro plan irs various evenrs and ruroring progroms rhroughour rhe year Those Sponish-speoking dinners or Sogo were nor foreigners, bur members of rhe Spanish Club The group planned rhe dinners ro en- hance rheir informol conversorion skills. RESIDENCE HALL ADVISORY BOARD: Row 1: Berh Wood, Pres Cindy Carle, Pres., Cindy Englund, Carlo Liberori Row 2: Holly Cowper, Sreve Finney, Nare Doyle, Lorry Morrison, Megan Johnson SCRAWL: Row 1: Jane McKee, Ediror Kim Vollin, Lauro McDonougln. Row 2: Carole Dyrnes, Jodie Marshall, Keirh Rowlond, Korhieen O ' Hogon. SCUBA: Row 1: Eric Fisher, Korie Websrer, Dovid Tipron, Dione Fonner, Lul e Srollings Row 2: Nare Doyle, fXich Edwards, Dove Mosch, Pres Sreve La ' nl ' ;in, John Klein. 122 Groups Groups 123 STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Row 1: Mr Jay Neikirk, Jonorhon Oigley, Dob Heil, Frank Cox, Jeonnerre Chambers, Marr Horrel, Deon Jerry Doone Row 2: Zone Gizzi, Alisa Smolk, Connie Fedorski, Trocy Flercher, Derh Droote, Pres Thomas Druce Nor picrured Cooch Scorr Renninger, Joy Kruisselbrink SENATORS: Row 1: Tracy Tar quinio. Dove Pinch, Connie Fedorski, Aliso Smolk Row 2: Dove Firch, Fronk Cox, Undo Perh, Marr Horrel Row 3: Thomas Druce, Bruce Dor roo, Bonnie Wenk, Lisa Mock Row 4: Trocy Flercher, Carlo Liberon, Elise Inzano, Jane Polmerron Row 5: Korhy Jocteon, 5eon Forbes, Chris Wallace, Todd Cole Row 6: Mark Allsron, Don Belsrerling, Ron Wil- lioms. Zone Gizzi, Mark Longierri Row 7: Barb Campbell, Berh Brooks, Jeonnerre Chambers, Ed Daley Row 6: Jonorhon Bigley, Mr Neikirk, Cooch Renninger TITANAIRES: Row 1: Nora Waldron, Derh Lovelle, Lyndo McKevirr, Paulo Poszul, Lori Pennico Row 2: Corlorra Raymond, Liso Griff irh, Lori Souers, Lori Mershimer, Lisa Jo Fonelli Row 3: Jennifer Ireland, Sharon Jusrice, Coproins Loree Schoolmeesrers end Mory Berh Moore, Barb Srronge, and Michele Bohizic ' ' L TITAN TWIRLERS: Leah Froos, Dona Prolo, Susan Schocrer, Coproin Grerchen Treu, L _ Cloycomb. SOCCER CLUB: Row 1: Sreve Carlo, Jake Phillips, Charles Book, Kevin Powers, Co-copr P,ichard Cohen, Doug Krurh, James Gerre Row 2: Tod Barber, James Joye, Michael Ligueri, Goalie Reid Conley, Korl Woodring, Kjell Purnell, and Co-copr Wade Smedley The Student Association held Senore Meet- ings every orher Tuesday evening ro discuss srudenr concerns and issues on connpus. This v QS rhe third year in o row rhor rhe srudenr body pur rheir foirh in Tom Druce and elecred him ro rhe presidency, a phenomenon which earned his adminisrrarion, honorory recognition OS rhe Druce Dynosry. The Tltonoires helped lead borh rhe foorboll and boskerboll reams ro vicrory rhis yeor by moinroining rhe spirir of rhe crowds. School spirir was also enhanced by rhe Titon Twirlers, who enrerrained rhe crowd during holfrimes or foorboll gomes. The Westminister Soccer Club hod on excir- ing and chollenging year under rhe leadership of co-coproins fXichord Cohen and Wade Smed- ley. The ream hod o rigorous schedule rhis foil, playing Youngsrown Srare, Slippery Rock, and many orhers. A vicrory over Roberr Morris end- ed rhe season for rhe players, Nexr yeor prom- ises ro be on even bigger one for rhis new and growing compus organizorion. Lf I 1 Lf 11 m I — I finJi Groups 125 Groduores 126 Groduoff Ir ' s groduorion doy! A day when solemn block robes con do lirrle ro sober rhe nnomenr, A doy of celebrorionl Of worm embraces from family and friends ... of heorrfeir rhanhs ro rhe folks for seeing us through . . . of farewells ro friends , . of porting words ond congrotulotory handshakes. Yet, there is a tinge of sodness to this day. Decouse it is on ending. These farewells might just be forever. It ' s hard to keep in touch with people. They move to o different state or marry and change their nomes. And there is some uncertainty to this day as well. Once the cop and gown are turned in — then what? None of knows what the future will bring . . . what dreams will be realized, what disoppointments will be foced. We leave be- hind the fomilior now to step out into the un- known — both on exhilarating and o terrifying prospect And so we meet this graduation day with mixed emotions. Glad to see it come, sod to see It go. But oh, so good to hove diploma in hand! — Cheryl Geruldsen 128 Groduorion 130 Graduation Groduarion 131 ANN RENEE ADDOH DA, Elemenrary Educorion — Zero Tou Alpho, secretory; Koppo Deira Pi; Donee Theorer; Mock Convenrion Delegore; Service Teams. STEVEN J. ALDERTINI OS, Marhemorics Compurer — Associ- orion for Compurmg Mochinery, Inrer- murols. DAVID MARK MACDETH ALESIO DA, Hisrory — PN Koppo Tou; Hisrory Club MARK A. ALVIANI 05, Comparer Science — Associorion for Computing Machinery; Inrromurols, bos- herboll sofrboll. SALLIE K. ANDERSON DA, French — Vesper Choir; Handbell Choir; Lirurgicol Donee, Dible Study; Pi Delta Phi; Pi Sigmo Pi; Morror Doord, French Club, president; Alumni-in-R,esi dence Club, coreer plocemenr officer, Koppo Delto; Sigma Sweetheart; Cheer- leading, Residence Holl Stoff JAY AUDINO DS, Computer Science Morhemorics — Pi Sigma Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon; Associ- orion for Computing Machinery, Inrro- murols, softboll G bosketball JACK DACKSTROM DA, Internotionol Economics 6 Dusiness- Sponish — Dusiness Aworeness Club; Ski Oub, Lombdo Sigma. Sponish Club; Voices of the Third World; Mock Repub- lican Notional Convention; Leadership Honorary, International Economics Hon- orary; Senior Honorary. MARNEE DARLOW DA, Elemenrary Education — Argo. lay- out editor stoff. Service Teom, Vesper Choir, MARIAN T. DARON DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Dusiness Awareness Club; Alpha Gamma Delto, membership choirmon. Phi Koppa Tou 111 Sis, Cheerleader; Homecoming Con- didore ' 81. DONNA BATTLES DA, Elementary Educotion — Resident Assistant, New Wiiming-Tens, Service Teams. CYNTHIA R. DEAN DA, Chrisrion Educorion — Pi Sigmo Pi, Reoch Out, executive member, Dible Study, leoder. Hospital Visitation Teom; YDC Service Team; Mu Delto Epsilon. ELIZABETH A. BECKERT DS, Moth — Zeto Tou Alpha, rirual chair- man, Holcod . Tennis Team, Inttomurals, Desl-ssitter 132 Groduotes KELLYN DETTS DS, Environmenral Science — Alpha Gomma Delro; Holcad . writer copy ediror, Ski Club, Service Teofn_ REBECCA L. BILLINGS DA, Monogemenr Science — R.D; AP.D; RDS, sirrer, College Judicial Board, sru- denr life commirree; Omicron Delro Epsi- Ion, pres ; Omicron Delro Koppo; Morror Board, rreos.. Pi Sigmo Pi, Lambdo Sig mo, rreos , Business Awareness Club; College Republicans, vice-pres. SALLIE J. BLACKSTONE DS, Co mpurer Science Monogemenr Science — Alpho Phi Omega, vice- presidenr of service secrerory; Hond bell Choir, Associorion for Compuring Machinery JAMES E. BLASHFORD BA, Business — Cross Counrry, Service Teom CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF -83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS C SUSAN J. BLAZIER BA, Economics Business Adminisrrorion — Business Aworeness, Srudenr Life Commirree. RAYMOND WALLACE DLEAKNEY, JR. BA, Sociology — Thero Chi; Sociology Inreresr Group, vice-presidenr JULIE ANNE BOHN BA, English — Esroblished Service Team, German Club, Wesrminsrer Magazine , associore ediror, House Council. LAURIE BORSH BA, Elemenrory Educarion — Pvesidenr Assisranr; Desksirrer, Donee Theorre; Mermaids, Chapel Sroff, publiciry, Or- chesrra, Srudenr Associorion; Ski Club; Lambdo Sigmo; Koppo Delro Pi. KIMDERLY S. BOYD DA, Elemenro ry Educonon — Alpho Gamma Delro, Transfer Orienronon Commirree; Inrromurols, sofrboil. LA MONT BOYKINS BA, Business Adminisrrarion — House Council, Business Aworeness Club, FeL lowship of Christian Arhleres, Arhieric Commirree, srudenr member, Vorsiry Foorboll. ELIZABETH E. DRITTON BS, Biology — School for rhe Deof Ser- vice Team, Sr Froncis Service Teom, chairperson, Choir RANDAL S. BROKER BM, Music Educarion — Thero Chi, Phi Mu Alpha, Music Educorors Nononol Conference, rreosurer, American Guild of Orgonisrs, vice dean. Concert Choir; Jazz Bond Groduores 133 THOMAS R, DROWN BA, Hisrory — Alpha Sigmo Phi, vice- presidenr, rush chairman, Mocl Republi- con Convenrion Delegare,- Srudenr As- sociarion. Union Board: House Council; Desteirrer, Holcod RENEE UN BUCKLEY BS. Biology — Alpho Gommo Delro, membership choirmon, vice-presidenr scholorship: Beta Dero Bero, vice-presi- denr, House Council, Residenr Assisront; (Xesidenr Direcror ROBERT M. BURKES BA, Business — Boseboll GARY A. BUTLER BM, Church AAusic Music Educorion — Phi l appa Tou, Phi Mu Alpha, Music Educator ' s Notional Conference, Amen- con Guild of Organists, president,- Morror Boord, Omicron Delta Koppo DONNA LOUISE CALIRI BA, Business Adminisrrarion Monage- ment BETSY JO CALVIN BS, Morhemotics 6 Computer Science — Associarion for Computing Machin- ery, Browne House Council, vice-presi- dent, presidenr TERRI L. CAMPBELL BM, Music Education — Mu Phi Epsilon, treasurer, Koppo Delto Pi, Pi Sigma Pi, Lombdo Sigma, American Guild of Or- gonists, secretory,- Music Educorors No- rionol Conference, Bond; Orchesrro C DANA CANN BA, Business Adminisrrotion Accounring — Alpho Sigma Phi; College Judiciol Board; Residence Hall, staff. Young Alumni Committee PETER J. CARLEY BA, Spanish Sociology — Assisront Teocher for Spanish Deportment, Span- ish Club JAMI E LYNN CAROTHERS BA, Business Adminisrtotion — Alpha Gamma Delta, floor choirmon ' 80, rush choirm.an ' 82, Cheerleader; Business Aworeness, Srudenr Associarion. JEANNETTE ANNA CHAMBERS BA, English — Field Hockey, co-coproin; Alpho Gomma Delto, recording secre- tory. Alpha Sigma Phi Sweetheart; Stu- dent Life Committee, Student Associ- arion, choirmon MAUREEN CHIAFULLO BA, Elementary Education — Lombdo Sigmo; Omicron Delro Koppo, Pi Sigmo Pi, Kappa Delro Pi, vice-president, Mor- ror Boord, sociol choirperson, Assisront Residenr Desksirrer, Desksirter 134 Groduoies KATHY LYN CHRISTMAN OS, Chemisrry — Omttron Delro Koppa, president, Koppo Mu Epsilon, secrerory,- Morror Doard, Chemisrry Club; Lambda Sigmo; Vesper Choir; Folk Group, Sr Froncis Service Team JACQUELYN A. CLARK DA, Psychology — Women ' s Dosker boll. Lambdo Sigmo, secrerory. Resi- dent Assisronr, Psi Chi, Morror Doord, secretary; Omicron Delro Koppo, selec rion, Koppo Delro; Desksirrer, POLLY CLARK DA, Sociology Minor, Poligicol Science — Sigmo Sweerheorrs, Mermaids MARK A. CLAYDOURN DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Ski Club, president. Thero Chi CAROL ANN CLAYCOMD DA, Religion Psychology — Symphonic Dond, Mojorerre. Lambda Sigma, Psi Chi, Pi Sigmo Pi, Psychology Club; Mu Delro Epsilon RICHARD M. COHEN DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion LORI LEE COLE DM, Music Education — Concert Choir. Vesper Choir, Music Educorors Norionol Conference; Girls Vorsity Sofrboll, House Council, staff; Alumni in-Residence Club TODD S. COLE DA, Elementary Educorion — Srudenr Associotion, Concetr b Morching Dond, Jazz Dond, Yearbook, Service Team, chairman. Alpha Sigma Phi, Lambda Sigmo, Morror Doord, Mole Cheer- leoder, Koppo Delro Pi •80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 60 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 63 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF CREED J. COMDS DA, Theater — Stage Manager Orr Audirorium JILL L CONROY OS, Diology — House Council, Vesper Choir, Chemisrry Club, Diology Club, Dero Dera DetO; Field Hockey, Chi Ome- ga MARK T. CONWAY DA, Dusiness Administtotion — Sigmo Nu, presidenr. Treasurer, rush choirmoD; Inter -Frorerniry Council, Vorsity Doseboll DIANNE MARIE CORTESE OA, Elementary Education — House Council. Zero Tou Alpha, Koppo Delto Pi. ELIZABETH ANN CRAFT DA, Engiish — Donee Theorre,- Vesrmin - srer Mogozine , ossisronr ediror, Concerr Choir. RONALD W. CRAWFORD DA, Dusiness Accounring LYNN CROUSHORE OA, Economics — Dusiness Awareness Club; Argo; Diology Club, Inrromurols JAMES A. CURTIS DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Sigma Nu, presidenr, vice-presidenr, rush choir- mon, Inter froterniry Council, vice-presi- denr. Judicial Doard chairmen; Srudenr Associorion, Varsiry Swim Team, Varsiry Golf Teom MARK S. DADAY DA, Political Science — Inrer-Froternity Council, secretary, judiciol boord, Sigmo Nu, recorder, pledge marshal, Student Associofion. HEATHER L. DANKLESEN DA, Dusiness Administration — Dusiness Awareness Club, and House Council, DARI DAHILO DA, Dusiness Management — Zeto Tou Alpha; Ski Club, assist treos.; Dance The- orre, Reach Out, Dusiness Aworeness Club; Desk Sitrer; Service Teams; FCA, House Council, Dible Study; Inrromurols; Pre-Low Council, F , A ; Presidentiol Search Comm ; Student Assoc DONNA De EULIO DS, Diology — Student Association, Young Alumni Event Committee, Inrro- murols, volleyboll, Resident Desksitter, Desksitter; Assistont Resident Director; Service Teom, Overlook Team, leader; Dible Study. GARY De 6RUTTOLA DS, Diology — Deta Deta Dero; Omicron Delta Kappa, Varsity Football, co-cap- roin; Mortar Board, DANA De PAOLO DA, History — Football, Daseboll; Fellow- ship of Chtisrian Athletes PATRICIA A. D ' ONOFRIO DA, English — Holcod , Mock Conven- tion; Service Team DIANE ROSE DRISCOLL DA, English — Donee Theatre, House Council. 136 Groduores THOMAS W. DRUCE BA, Politicol Science — Srudenr Assoc- orion, president, Alpho Sigma Phi, rreo surer, Joinr Doord of Trustee Commirree on Srudenr Affairs, Standing Faculty Committee on Student Life TODD A. DRUMM OS, Pl ysics Matl — Sigma Pi Sigmo, Pi Sigma Pi; Kappo Mu Epsilon, Omicron Delto Kappa JULIANNE J. DUCATO DA, Elementary Educotion — Grand- porenr Program, chairman, Koppo Del- ta Pi, president, Pi Sigma Pi, Argo. LAURIE S. Du CHATEAU DA, Political Science — Zeta Tau Alpha, standards choirmon. Student Associ- ation, senotor. Judicial Doord, Pre-Low Council, IntromurolS; Donee Theatre, Service Team, CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 MICHAEL A. DUNLAP DA, Rveligion — Fellowship of Christian Athletes, president; Reach Out; Reli- gious Life Commirree, executive boord; Residenr Assistant. G. RODNEY DUNMYRE DA, Political Science — Phi Koppo Tou, porliamentorion, Argo, photographer. Student Association, Union Doord ALBERT DUNN DS, Morhemoiics — Alpho Sigma Phi, Inter-Froternity Council RICHARD A. EDWARDS DS, Environmenrol Science Diology — Theta Chi, Trock Team; Scuba Club, vice president, treasurer; Deto Beta Deto WILLIAM A. EDWARDS, RJ. DEDRA S. EMANUEL50N scon E. EMERICK CYNTHIA SUSAN ENGLUND DA, Business Administrorion, DA, Dusiness Administrorion — Alumni DA, History — History Club, Alpha Sigmo DA, Economics — Sigma Koppo, record- — In-Residence Club, Dusiness Aware- Phi ing secretory, ossisront pledge trainer. ness Club, Alpho Gommo Delro, presi- Alpho Sigmo Phi Sweetheart; Titonaires; dent Donee Choir, Donee Theorre. House Council; P esidence Holl Advisory Board, recording secretory. Groduotes 137 ROBERT J. EURin DA, Business Adminisrronon — Thero Chi LYNNE E. EXLINE BA, Indusrriol Relorions — Service Team, Residenr Desl- sirrer, Holcod , cir- culorion sraff, Sroge Crew, LOUISE M. FANTIN DA, English Holcod : Sl-;i Club, Alpha Gommo Delro, publiciry choirmon. Sru- denr Associorion, Vesper Choir, Service Team, WWNV, CONNIE JO FEDORSHI DA, Economics — Zero Tou Alpha, pledge class pres , membership choir- mon,- Omicron Delro Epsilon, SA, rreos,, exec council, Moy Doy Queen, Srudenr Publicorions Commirree, Joint Doord of Trustees Srudenr Commirree, Desteirrer, Search Commirree, assist, deon DAVID FINLEY D5, Compurer Science — Associorion for Computing Machinery DAVID S. FITCH DA, Polincol Science — Srudenr Associ orion, Sl i Club, Alpha Sigma Phi, chap- loin, community represenrorive. Track, Desksirrer KEVIN scon FLEMING DA, Chnsrion Educorion — Hillside House Council, Bond, Orchesrro, Concerr Choir,- Vesper Choir, VKPS-FM,- Phi Mu Alpho Sinfonio PATRICIA E. FLOWERS DA, Industrial Relotions Music — Zeto Tou Alpho; PKT Little Sis ' , vice-pres , Mu Phi Epsilon, Americon Guild of Orgonists, treos , Business Aworeness Club; Or- chesrro, Bond, Choir, P. A, DesKsirter,- Alumni-in-R,esidence Club, Moy Court; Mermoids, Phon-A-Thon for Admissions DIANE R. FONNER DS, Biology — Koppa Delro, presidenr, membership choirmon; Srudenr Associ- orion, vice-president, student offoirs choirperson; Tri-Bero, Omicron Delro Kappo, Lombdo Sigma, Student Life Committee; Phi Koppo Tou Lil ' Sis; Scuba Club 108 Groduores LEAH FRAAS BA, History — Hew Wilming Tens, presi- denr; Titon Twirler, Swim Teorn Timer, IXesidenr Director; Alpho Gommo Delro; Moy Court. JOSEPH W. FRANK DA, Speech — Student Associotion, House Council; Theto Chi, Phi Mu AlphO; Cable-9 WWNW-TV Sporrs Producer, Holcod; Sroge Crew; Acror, Dilly Dudd A Midsummer Nighr ' s Eve JOHN R. FREEHAFER DS, Chemisrry — Student Association, Diology Club, Chemistry Club; Desk Sit- ter. SHEILA DAWN FRYER DS, Chemisrry — Lambda Sigmo; Mor ror Doard. Omicron Deiro Kappa, vice presidenr, Pi Sigmo Pi, Sigmo Pi Sigmo Sociery of Physics Srudenrs, vice-presi denr, Koppo Mu Epsilon, Koppo Delro, Chemisrry Club ROBERT FULLERTON DS, Compurer Science SALLY J. GANDER DA, Dusiness — Morror Doard, Omicron Delro Koppo : Omicron Delro Epsilon, secrerory, rreosurer. Resident Assisronr,- Dusiness Aworeness Oub TRACY JO 6ARRIS DS, Diology — Dero Dero Dero, Residenr Direcror MARK GARRISON KEITH GATES RANDY GEORGE CHERYL A. GERULDSEN DA, Psychology — Swim Team, Alpha DA, Religion — Alpho Sigmo Phi; Chopel DS, Morh Compurer Science — Thero DA, English — Arqo, ediror-in hief. Resi- Sigmo Phi Sroff, Residence Holl Sroff, Chi, rreosurer, vice-presidenr. dent Assisronr, J-rerm, Tn-Dero, Down Volley Press, ossisronr ediror, Alunm-in- Residence Club, Sociery of Collegiore Journolisrs, Publicorions Commirree, sru- denr represenrorive. Coving Club, Hol- cod. Service Teams. CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS 01 MICHAEL TIMOTHY GEHE DS, Oiology — Doskerboll, Tn Dero, ' Track, Sigma Nu MARK R. GIALLONARDO DS, AAorhemorics — Resident Assisronr; Vorsiry Foorboll, Vorsity Doseboll, Pre- Low Council ELLEN MEREDITH GIDDIN DA, Dusiness Adminisrrotion PAMELA J. GILMORE DA, English — Ski Club; Holcod , Thero Chi Lirrle Sis ' Groduores 139 ZANE G. GIZZI CAROL MARIE GONS PEGGY GOODRICK KEN GOSS DA, History — - Alpha Sigmo Phi, rush DA, Elemenrory Educonon — Vesper DA, Elementary Educorion — Zero Tau DA, Dusiness — Sigma Nu, rreosurer,- choir.; Phi Alpha There, V, p.; ODK; 5A, Choir, Kappo Delro Pi; Service Teem, co Alpha, secretary, educorion chairmon, Golf Team, Student Associotion; ( esi- chaplain, porlimenroriao; Mock Conv , choirmon Cheerleader; Intromurols denr Assistant, DosKetboli Team ' state del choir., rules comm.; History Club, Service Team, choir,; LS, Student odv , Mortar Doord; H.C , S.A. A., choir.; Storisricion Varsity Teoms ' Srors DONALD W. GREEN DA, Dusiness Administrarion — Dusiness Awareness Club; House Council, trea- surer. LINDA L. GRESH DA, Music Performance — Vesper Choir, Mu Phi Epsilon, president; Sym- phonic Dond; Orchestra, Music Educa- tors Notionol Conference, secretory; Omicron Deiro Kappo Koppo Delto Pi BRYAN M. GRIMM DS, Dusiness Monagement. MARGARET GARY GROSE DA, Religion — Koppo Delto, secretory; Phi Koppo Tou Lil ' Sis, Mu Phi Epsilon, sectetary, Mu Delta Epsilon; Omnicron Delta KoppQ; Pi Sigma Pi, Lombdo Slg- mo; Mermoids; New Wilming-Tens; Moy Court Attendant, House Council; Dible Study, RA; Desl-ssitter. CLAYTON NORMAN GSELL DA, Telecommunicorions — Phi Koppo Tou; WWNW rodio. WWNW-TV Coble 9, production monoger, Alumni-in-RiOSi- dence Club HANADA H. HAMARNEH DS, Computer Science — Associorion for Compuring Machinery, VOI-Two, Ser- vice Teams, Aroo . Sponish Club. NANCY HARDMAN DA, Christian Educotion Elementory Education — House Council, president, Residence Hall Advisory Doord. Reach Out, Dible Study; Koppo Delta, secre- tary. Lombdo Sigmo, Residenr Assisront; MermaidS; Mu Delta Epsilon, Mortar Doord; Omicron Delta Kappa. PEGGY ANN HAWK DS, Computer Science — House Council, sectetary, v p , pres . co-odvisor. Associ- ation for Compuring Mochinery; Service Team, Residence Advisory Doord, trea- surer. Coving Club; Alumni-in-Residence Club. Inrromurals, volleyball, softboll 140 Groduores ■80 CLASS OF ' SO CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' Sa CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 60 CLASS OF ' 8 ALICE L HILL DS, Chemistry ■ — Chemisrry Club, rreo- surer, presidenr, Koribu, treasurer,- Sod- ery of Physics Srudenrs, LORIANN HOFF DA, Speech — Holcod, Sociery of Colle- giate Journolisrs, French Club, WNV, public service director, traffic coordina- tor, community affairs director WALTER GLENN HOFFMAN DA, Elementory Education — Alpho Phi Omego, president; Psychology Club, vice-president, Holcod, photogropher. Outdoors Club; Argo, photographer. Hillside House Council SUSAN E. HOLZER DA, English Spanish — Alpho Phi Ome- ga, recording secretory; Symphonic Dond; Orchestro. Spanish Club ROBERT HONAKER DA, English — Sigmo Nu, morsholl. Stu- dent Senate; Intromurols JOANNE HORNER DA, Speech — Service Teams, Argo DAVID R. HOSTETLER DA, Dusiness Administration — Reach Out, executive planning comm , trea- surer; World Hunger Awareness, stu- dent coordinator; Service Team, chair- man, Srudent Senote, House Council, vice-president, treasurer, Vorsity Track, Residence Sroff, C. MAHHEW HOHEL DA, Dusiness Administrorion Accounnng — Student Associotion, vice-president; Student Associotion, treosurer, [Resi- dence Hall Staff; Dusiness Av oreness Club. Graduates 141 DENNIS P. HUGHES DS, Monagemenr Science — Sigmo Nu; House Cou ncil, treasurer; Inrromurols MAH KAIL DA, Economics — Alplia Sigmo Pl i, WWNV, Hoicod, German Club; Debore Team; VOI-TWO, Jerhro Dodine Fon Club CAROLYN JEWELL DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Alpha Gommo Deiro, firsr vice-presidenr, Tiran- oires. Phi Tou Lirrle Sis LORRAINE A. KELLY DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Koppo Delro Pi, Esroblished Service Teoms; House Council, Advisory Doord WILLIAM OLIVER JOHNSON DA, Speech — Sago Food Service, sru- denr manoger. Clown Minisrry scon H. KING DA, Accounting DRETT JORDAN DS. Computer Science — Theto Chi; As- sociation for Computing Mochinery, treosurer. Alumni in flesidence Club. BRIAN R. KINKY DA. Speech — Foorboll, Daseboil OF -83 CI R. SCOTT KINKY DA. Speech — Daseboil. Srudenr Associ- orion, Union Doord, chairman. Alpha Sigma Phi, president LAURA J. KINSLEY DA. Moth Computer Science — PvD, RA. DesUsirtet; Koppo Delro. rreosurer. Morrar Doord. vice-president, Mer- molds. Omicron Delro Koppo. Koppo Mu Epsilon. Associorion for Compuring Machinery. Freshmen Orientotion Com- mittee, Mu Phi Epsilon. ELIZABETH KLINE DA, Elementary Educotion — Argo. lay- out editor. Koppo Delro Pi. House Coun- cil. Dig Sis-Lirrle Sis Progrom LAURA E. KNAO DA. Art Education — House Council, secrerory; Zeto Tou Alpha, parents club choirmon; Service Team, Scrawl , orr staff. Homecoming Queen, Intromurols; Ski Club 142 Groduores JAY B. KNAUER DA, Hisrory — H.C ; Inrromurols, Mock Convenrion, Semi-Formol Coordinoror, Homecoming Commirree, Heodsrorr Service Team; Inrercollegiore Ooseboll, Hisrory Club, Phi Koppo Tou, v p , Koppo Deiro Pi; P, A ; Coving Club; Alumni-in- Res Club; Alpho Phi Omega, NICK KOUNAVELIS D5, Compurer Science — Koppo Mu Ep- silon, rreosurer DRENDA P. KOZAK DA, Dusiness Adminisrronon — Koppo Delro, Lombdo Sigmo, Omicron Delro Epsilon, Pi Sigmo Pi, Service Team, ReochOur, Alumni-m-niesidence Club, secretory, rreosurer JEFFREY KRANICH DA, Accounnng — Alpho Sigmo Phi. re cording secrerory, froterniry develop- ment. Golf Teom PAUL R. KUSMIERSKI DS, Compurer Science — Service Teams, Phi Mu Alpho Sinfonio; Alpho Phi Omego; Assooorion for Compurmg Mo- chinery. S. BETH LADERER DA, English — Service Teom, Holcod , production monager. STEVE LAMKIN DS, Diology — SKi Club; Scubo Club, president. Golf Teom, Phi Koppo Tou, secretory. Mock Convention MARK LAMONDE DS, Compurer Science — Varsity Foot- boll; Intermurols, ' 83 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF THOMAS J. LE JEUNE DA, English Writing — Phi Koppo Tou, steward, rush choirmon, Vorsity Dose- boll, Inrromurol Coordinoror LISA ANN LEPKOWSKI DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Alpho Gommo Delro, sociol sfondords officer. Student Association; Dusiness Aware- ness Club, Ski Club KAREN LESSLEY DA, History — Sigmo Koppo, rush chair- man, president, Phi Alpho Thero, Alpha Sigmo Phi Sweetheorr JUDITH A. UNDQUIST DA, History Religion — Field Hockey, Softboll; Vesper Choir, Hisrory Honorary, P.eligion Honorory, Philosophy Honor- ary, Alpho Phi Omega, Graduates 143 TERRY J. LINDSAY DM, Church Music — American Guild of Organisrs; Concerr Choir, Opera Choir; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonio, Phi Koppo Tou. choploin,- Morror Doord, ediror. Holcod , producrion monoger. DAVID W. LOWRY OS, Compurer Science Dusiness Admin isrrarion. RONALD K. LLOYD DA, Monogemenr 5aence — Srudenr Associorion, finonce chairmon,- Dosker- boll, co apraln. Omicron Delta Epsilon, Omicron Delro Koppo ; Lambda Sigma, Tirori Talk, ediror. PHREDERICK T. LONGIEHI DS, Chemisrry — Chemistry Club, vice- president, Alpha Sigma Phi, recording secretory, American Chemicol Society, student offiliote, Fite Morsholl. Resi- dence Staff, SUZANNE LOVE DA, Speech Communications — Mock Convention; Debate Team, Environ- mentol Club, Ski Club; Coving Club, Freshman Orienrorion Stoff; Thero Chi Lir Sis WILLIAM G. LYNCH DS, Chemisrty — Theto Chi, house mon- oger, pledge marshol, Chemistry Club JERRY G. LYON DA, Psychology — Phi Koppo Tou, Ski Club, DOUGLAS R. MqcKAY DA, History — Sigma Nu; Golf Teom; Swim Teom, co-coptam, Inrramurals MARY ELIZABETH MocKENZIE DM, Music Applied Voice — Koppo Del- ta, choploin. Music Educators Notional Conference, Mu Phi Epsilon; Alumni-in- Residence Club, Dible Study, leoder, Li- rurgicol Donee Choir LAURIE LEIGH Mac TAGGART DA, Communicorions — Chi Omega, Pan-Hellenic Conference, publicity offi- cer; Vesper Choir, Holcod , MELANIE MAGUU DA, Speech — Alpho Gammo Delta, ponheilic representative, Ponhell, presi- dent; Northeostetn Ponhellenic Council, vice-president, House Council, vice- president. JANINE MANKTELOW DM, Music Educotion — Dond; Otches- rto 144 Gfoduotes SUZANNE MARIS DA, Business AdminisrrQrion Monage menr — Assisronr Teacher for French Deporrmenr, Omicron Deiro Epsilon, Grievonce Commirree, choirperson, Morror Board; Alumni-in-IXesidence Club: Desksirrer, Lombdo Sigma, House Council, president, French Club CARMEN MARMUREANU BS, Biology — Biology Club, Orchestra, assisronr concerrmosrer, Chapel Sraff; Srudenr Council Rep , Phi Alpho Thero, Era Sigma Phi, Ski Club. Karore Club, Mock Convenrion THOMAS P. MARNEJON DS, Biology — Lombdo Sigma, Omicron Deira Koppo; Bero Bero Bero, Thero Chi. Pi Sigmo Pi JODIE MARSHALL BA, Spanish French — Sponish Club, presidenr, French Club, Scrawl ' 83 CLASS OF 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 60 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF JOYCE MARTIN MICHAEL S. MASSEY GARY MATO TIM MAURER BA. Business Adminisrrorion Accounring BS, Business — Phi Koppo Tou, Chemis- DA, Business Administration BS, Biology — Phi Koppo Tou, president. — Business Awareness Club, rry Club bcskerboll motothons. Lambda Sigmo, presidenr, advisor. Swim Team,- Tri ' Bero, Omicron Deito Koppo, Liberal Arts Forum Commirree, Judiciol Board, Inter frorerniry Council, Resident Desksirrer Young Alumni i 1 1 i THOMAS E. MAYER BS, Computer Science — Alumni-in Resi- dence Club, coordinator. Religious Life Committee,- Inougoroiion Commirree, Morror Board. Bible Srudy, co-leoder. Associorion for Compuring Machinery; Christion Book Ministry Sroff CHARLES RICK MAZZEI BA, English NOREEN J. MAZZOCCA DS, Biology — Tennis Teom SHARON LEE Mc CLAY BA, Chrisrion Educotion — Sociol Aworeness ond Action, Chopel Sroff; Bocchus; Reoch-Our; Head Srorr, House Council, Fellowship of Chnsnon Arhe le ' es, Residenr Holl Advisory Doord. Smoll Group Leoder, Breod for the World Groduores 145 DRENDA L. Mc CULLOUGH DS, AAorh — Service Teom, Sigma KoppQ, rush choirman TIMOTHY KNOX Mc INTIRE DA, Speech Droodcasring — Phi Koppo Tqu, Qthleric chairman, Seorgenr or orms HEATHER E. Mc KENZIE DA, Speech Droodcosnng — WVNV- FM, news direcror, ossisronr public ser- vice direcror GINNY MEHAREY DA, Arr Dusiness — Zero Tou Alpha, hisrorian, Dusiness Aworeness Club, SKi Club, Holcod , Argo, layour, ' Scrawl DANIEL P. MILLER DA, Psychology — Concerr Oand; Srage Crew J. R. MILLER DA, Dusiness — Varsity Foorboll, Dose bell, Dusiness Awareness Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Ski Club DONNA MILLIGAN DA, English — Holcad , Inrromurols, vol- leyball. Mock Convention, Service Teams, THOMAS E. MILLIRON, JR. DA, History — Ski Club, Theto Chi, Sago Food Service, manager CLASS OF ' i CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 MARK W. MITCHELL DA, Psychology — Alpho Sigmo Phi, Holcod KEVIN E. MOON DA, Business Admimstrotion — Alpha Phi Omego, chorrer member, public re- lorions officer. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonio, treasurer; Jozz Dond Festivol, choirmon. Symphonic Dond,- Jazz Bond, Mods Re- publican Convention MARYBETH MOORE DS, Computer Science — Sgmo Koppo, chaploin, Theto Chi btrle Sis ' ; Titonaires, co coptoin, Resident Assistant DELPHINE M. MOREHO DM, Music Education — Music Educotots Nctionol Conference, Concert Choir 146 Graduates JENNIFER L, MORROW DA. Elemenrory Educorion — Zero Tou Alpha, presidenr, membership choir- man, Freshman Orienronon Sroff Com- mirree, Mock Corivennon, credenriols commirree; Dance Theorre DETH MORTON DA, Arr — Holcod, orr editor SUZANNE MARY MURRAY DA, Accounting — Donee Theorre, Zero Tou Alpha RANDALL S. MU5ICK OA, Dusiness Economics — Thera Chi,- Ski Club, Dusiness Aworeness Ciub MARK HAMILTON NEELY DA, Music — Alpha Sigmo Phi, Concerr Choir MICHAEL Z. NICKLAS DA, Dusiness Adminisrrarion — Ski Club, Thera Chi, Inrermurols, boskerboll, sofr- boll JANET A. NOBLE DA, Chrisrion Educorion — Lirurgica Dance Choir, coordinoror; Chopel Sroff srudenr ossisr in donee, Mermoids, presi denr, Koribu Chrisrion Dook Store, coor dinatot; Vesper Choir, Mu Phi Epsilon Mu Delto Epsilon;, Lombdo Sigma ; Mor tor Doord, Omicron Delta Koppa, R A RENEE D. NOEL DA, Inrernotionol Economics Dusiness — Mock Notionol P epubilcon Conven- rion, Alpho Gommo Delto, ossistonr treasurer, treasurer, Student Associ- Qtion, Dusiness Aworeness Club ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF AMY LYNN OAKES DA. Elementary Education — Delto Pi, Desksitrer KATHLEEN FLORENCE O ' HAGAN Koppo DA, English — Arqo ; Scrowl , Holcod . Scroll. Residence Holl Advisory Doord WILLIAM H. OLMSTEAD DA, Dusiness Adminisrrotion THOMAS W. O NEIL DA, Political Science — Football Groduores 147 ML CHIN H. ONG DA, Monogement Science — House Council; VOI-TWO, Morh end Compurer Science Soaery, Soccer Club DONALD D. OPITZ DA, Philosophy Religion — Reach Our. coordinoror; Resident Assisronr,- Resi- denr Direcror. Kanbu Sroff; Morror Doord, Lambda Signno, Pi Sigmo Pi, presi- denr SONYA ORR DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Zero Tau Alpino CHARLES PAINTER DA, Accounrtng — Ski Club; Omicron Delrc Epsilon, Thero Chi, Srudenr Associ- orion. Union Doord, ■83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CL ' JOHN C. PALUMDO DA, French — Pi Deiro Pi, House Council, French Club DANIEL PATERLINE DA, Dusiness Adminisrronon — Inrramur ols Thero Chi, presidenr, rreosurer DIANE J. PERKINS DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Tiron Cheerleoder, coproin; Alpha Gommo Delro, coresponding secrerory; Alpho Sigma Phi Sweerhearr LINDA L. PETH DA, Dusiness Monogemenr — House Council, rreosurer. Donee Theater, Resi- dence Holl Advisory Doord, Srudenr As- sociorion. Union Doard, secrerory; Desk- sirrer, Ski Club, Alpha Sigmo Phi Sweerhearr, Srudenr Foculry Commir- ree for Library PHILIP G. PETRAGLIA DA, Dusiness — PKT, pledgemosrer, Lombdo Sigmo, Srudenr Life Commir- ree. Ski Club; Joinr Doord of Trustees; Morrar Doord, ODE, SA, Reach-Our, Argo, Dusiness Awareness Club, . HC; FCA, Res. Holl Adv. Drd Service Teoms; Desl-arter, R.D., Mock Conv 148 Groduores DAVID E. PINCH DA, Philosophy Economics — Lombdo Sigmo ; Mortor Doord, Omicron Delro Ep- silon; Phi Sigma Tau, president, Pre-Low Council, rreosurer. College Republicons, presidenr. Phi Koppo Tau. rreosurer; Sru- denr Association, Judicial Doard JAMES R. POHLMAN DS, Compurer Science DETH A. POLLOCK DA, Dusiness Adminisrronon — Resident Assistont, Freshman Orienrorion Sraff- Committee; Alpho Sigmo Phi Sweet- heart, Volleyball Teom, Intromurols, vol- leyboll; Esroblished Service Team. DRYAN J. POWELL DA, Rieligion — Thero Chi. SKi Club, Ser vice Teams TRACEY QUERRY DA. Dusiness Adminisrrarion — Alpha Gommo Delro, hospiroliry choirmon, House Council. Inrromurals, Mock Con venrion. Service Teams. TEVA REGULE D5, Computer Science Music — Assn for Compurer Machinery, sec , Kappo Delta, assr. rreas . song Idr . Dible 5ru jy. Idr , Morror Doord, Women ' s Dosker- boll. Concerr Choir. Opera Choir. Pi Sig ma Pi. SA; Mu Phi Epsilon, sec ,- ODK, KME; Compurer Proctor, Switchboard. MAUREEN A. REMLEY DS. Mathematics — Dance Theotre. president, choreogropher, Thero Chi Lil ' Sis Student Orientation Committee, Stu- dent Association F ' 83 CLASS OF ' SO CLASS OF ;83 CL AS S OF ' 80 C L AS S OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' SO CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF EILEEN R. RIELLY DA, History — Field Hockey, Chi Ome go, president, pledge rromer. Lambda Sigmo; Omicron Delta Koppo. Mottor Doord, Phi Alpha Thero, secrerary, presi- denr. Pi Sigma Pi D. DANIEL RINGLER DA. Management Science — Holcod JAMES H. RIPPER DS. Marh Compurer Science — Tennis Team, Pieoch Our, hospitality commit tee, Dible study leoder. Koppo Mu Epsi- lon, Associotion for Computing Machin- ery DAMIAN LOUIS RISPOLI DA, Sociology — Sociology Interest Group JILL C. ROACH EDWARD P. RODISON, JR. MISSY ROGERS DAN J. ROSE DA, Sociology — Ski Club. Inrromurols, DA. Dusiness Adminisrrotion Monage- DA, Elementary Education — Phi Koppo DS, Compurer Science. volleyball, sofrboll, Sociology Inrrest ment Economics — Varsiry Doseboll, Tou Lil ' Sis, Service Teom. Intramural vol- Group, president. Service Teoms Soool Committee. Dusiness Aworeness Club, SKi Club, Mock Convention, Dible Study, Service Teams. Fellowship of leyball, Koppo Delro Pi; Ski Club Christian Athletes. Phi Koppo Tou. maro- rhon choirmon. Intermurals. Graduates 149 CYNTHIA WINTER ROTHROCK DA. Religion. LYNN A. ROYER DS, Compurer Science — Freshmon Ori enrorion Staff. Alpho Sigmo PH Sweer- heorr, Esroblished Service Teams,- Drill Team, Srudenr Chaprer, Associcrion for Computing Mochinery NANCY SAENGER DA, Speech — Marching Concert Donds, Vesper Choir, Resident Assistont; Holcod, Service Teoms, MARK P. SAGLIMDEN DA, Dusiness Administration — Phi Koppa Tau; Varsity Dosketball. student coach MARY DETH SALERNO VA, Sociology — House Council; MocK Convention, Zeto Tou Alpha, assisrorit pledge director, pledge director. Service Teams, Sociology Aworeness Group DEAN JOSEPH SALVAS DA, Business Adminisrroiion — Theto Chi JENNIFER SAUTTER DS, Computer Science — Association for Compunng Machinery, Environmentoi Club, Moch Convention. Intromurols, volleyboll, badmiton. CARL SCHARTNER DS, Moth — Mortor Doord, president, KcppQ Mu Epsilon, president. Service Teom, Reoch Out, Assistont Resident Di- rector OF ' SO CLASS OF CLASS OF ' 83 : SHARON L. SCHWAB DS, Compurer Science Morh — Esrob- lished Service Teoms, House Council. Kcppa Mu Epsiion LYNDA L. SCOn DA. English — Sociery of Collegiate Jour nolisrs. Service Teams, Intromurols, Ski Club. Holcod. production monoger. cir- culotion monoget, advertising editor. Vesper Choir, WVNW-FM TV, troffic coordinoror GARY D. SELMECZI DA, Psychology — House Council, sec- retary. Psychology Club, president. MARY ANNE SHAFFO DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Alpho Phi Omego. Koppo Delro Pi, 150 Groduotes SUSAN LYNN SHAW DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Chopel Fellowist; Assisranr Missionory, Concerr Choir MARY D. SIGLER DA, Indijsrnai Relonons — Omicron Del- ro Epsilon, Thera Chi Lil ' Sis. Sigma Kappa, Mortor Board, Assisranr f esidenr Direcror JAMES 0. SIRKOCH DS, Compurer Science — Associonon for Compurmg Machinery,- Sigmo Nu, senior projecr presidenr, Inrerfrarerniry Council DELYNDA O. SLAUGENHAUPT DA, Poliricol Science — Business Awore- ness Club. Biology Club, Arqo . layout DRENDA M. SMITH DA, Elemenrory Educorion — Delro Pi, Dell Choir JACQUELINE SMITH Koppa DA, Monogemenr Science — Dusiness Awareness Club, Alumni-in Residence Club, Alpha Gammo Delro, ocnviries al- rruism officer ALISA K. SMOLK DA, Dusiness Adminisrrarion — Srudenr Associorion, ocodemic affoirs choirmon. Alpha Sigma Phi Sweerheorr, Prelaw Council, secrerory, rreosurer, Omicron Delro Epsilon, Foculry Curriculum Com- mirree, Dusiness Awareness Club, Judi- cal Doord NATALIE ANN SOPLOP DA, Spanish — Chi Omego, social dvic choirmon; Sponish Club, Argo , Service Teom, CLA5S OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF LAURA LEE SPALDING DA, Droodcosring — VWNW-TV FM, Orchestra, Classical Music, legol promo- rion producrion direcror, Porrer-McDon- ough-Lindquisr-Speis Representative, Do Amodeus Scorr Society, director. DIANE M. SPEIS DA, History — Hisrory Club, NOREEN L. SPROWLS DA, Telecommuniconons Sociology — WNV FM, news direcror, program di- recror, producer of public offoirs, Sociery of Collegiare Journolisrs, Sociology inrer- esr Group; MocK Convention, Resident Assistont NANCI STEELE DA, Elementary Education — Service Teom, Mock Convention, Heod Starr, co-chairman; Alumni-in-Residence Club; House Council, Inrromurals, sofrboll, bod- miron; Donee Choir Groduores 151 TRACY D. STERN LAURIE STIPANOVICH BRADFORD J. STONE JOHN C. STONER, JR. DS, Compurer Science DA, Elemenrory Educonon — Koppa DA, Economics DA, Hisrory — Dusiness Awareness Club, Delrc Pi Phi Koppo Tou; Phi Alpha Theto. Alum- ni-in-IXesidence Club DEBORAH R. STREETER DA, Sociology Sponish — Fellowship of Chrisrian Arhleres, Koppo Delro; Desk Sir rer. Field Hockey, co-coproin; House Council. IXeoch Our,- Mock Convenrion, KELLEY J. SUWAK DA, Economics, Sigmo Kappa, social chairmen; Ski Club. WENDY ELIZABETH STRUEBEL DA. Inrernorionol Dusiness Economics — Zero Tou Alpha, scholarship choir - mon, ' Alpha Sigmo Phi Sweerheorr. rreosurer; Mermoids, Dusiness Awore- ness Club; Deslssirrer; Assisronr French Teacher; Omicron Delro Epsilon. Pi Delro Phi. Pi Sigmo Pi, Lambda Sigma GEORGANNE SUZOW DS, Computer Science — Associorion of Compuring Mochinery, ruroring session choirman; Dusiness Aworeness Club, Chi Omega WILLIAM EDWARD STUART DA, English — There Chi; Holcod , Foor- boll, Inrramurols BENTLEY SWARTZ DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Dusiness Aworeness Club; Scubo Club, Ski Club, Inrromurols; Lambda Sigma KAREN E. STUDT DA. Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Thero Chi Lil ' Sis, Dusiness Awareness Club ANNE VIRGINIA THOMAS DS, Diology — Chi Omego, rreosurer. Orchesrro, Vesper G Concerr Choirs. Dero Dera Dero 152 Graduates CHARLES JEFFREY THOMAS DS. Chemisrry — Chemisrry Club, Alpho Sigma Phi. American Chemical Sociery, srudenr offiliore RICHARD J. TICE DA, Business Adminisrronon — Morrar Doard, Lombdo Sigma, Omicron Delra Kcppa, Omicron Delro Epsilon, Pi Sigmo Pi. There Chi, IXesidenr Assisronr. Alumni in Residence Club, Business Aworeness Club DAVID L. TIPTON DA, Business Adminisrronon Accounring — Phi Koppa Tou, Business Aworeness Club; Scubo Club, College P epubiicons, rreosurer SARA JANE TITUS BA, Elemenrary Educarion — Alpha Gommo Delra, rush choirmon, Koppo Delro Pi 80 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ' 83 CLASS OF ANDREW J. TOMMELLEO DA, Business Adminisrronon — Foorboll, NAIA All-Disrricr, Pirrsburgh Press All-Dis- rricr, Business Aworeness Club JAIMEE L TOURIS BS, Poiiricol Science — Pi Sigmo Alpha, Poliricol Science Honorary, secrerory. Pre Low Council, vice-presidenr MARIALISA D. TRECCASE BA, Arr Educonon — Mod Convennon, Desksirrer, Donee Theotre, Swirchboord Operoror; House Council GRETCHEN MARIE TREU DA, Elemenrory Educarion — Orches- rro. Bond, Choir, Mojorerre, coproin, Deshsirrer, Kappa Deiro Pi, secretary, rreosurer, Sigmo Sweerheorr, vice presi- denr. Zero Tou Alpha, olumni song choirmon, firsr vice-presidenr Groduores 153 DONALD CHARLES VERNER DM, Music Performance — Concerr Choir; Religious Life Commirree, House Council, Alumni-in-niesidence Club, STEPHEN R. VOSEL OS, Compurer Science — Sigma Nu, sen- ior projecr finance monoger. Inrerfrorer niry Council ROBERT C. WAGNER DA, Business — Phi Kappa Tou, Ski Club; Business Aworeness Club; Mock Con- vennon, inrromurols, razzle, volleyboll, sofrboil, Alumni Represenrorive, oco- demic chairmon STEPHANIE L. WALKER DA, Religion — Residence Holl Sroff; Viiming-Tens, Reach Our; Morror Boord, Omicron Delro KappO; Bible Srudy, leader, Service Team, JEFFREY A. WALLACE DA, Dusiness Adminisrrorion — Business Aworeness Club, There Chi, Ski Club, In- rromurols KIM WALLIN DA, English — Scrawl, ediror, Arqo , copy ediror, Srudenr Associorion MICHAEL J. WALSH BA, Economics — Assisronr Residenr Di- recror, Residenr Desksirrer, Omicron Del- ro Koppo, Omicron Delro Epsilon, Cur- riculum Commirree THOMAS S. WEAVER DA, Accounring Economics — Alpha Sigmo Phi, Omicron Delro Epsilon, Pre- Low Council, Business Aworeness Club CLASS OF ' 80 CLA KATHERINE RUTH WEBSTER BA, Inrernononol Economics Business — Business Aworeness Club, presidenf; Koppo Delro. Service Team for Deof, chairman, Scubo Club, Srudenr Associ- orion, Volleyball JENNIFER L. WEIMER DS, Biology — Bero Bero Bero, CAROL WEINSTOCK BA, Eiemenrory Educonon — Desksirrer; Chi Omega, sociol civic secrerory; Koppo Delro Pi; Service Teom, Residenr Assisronr. ANDREA L. WEISSERT BA, Eiemenrory Educarion — Koppo Delro Pi, historian; Koppo Delro, AAB reloiions. Phi Koppo Tou Lil ' Sis, presi- denr, Desksirrer, House Council; Rush Counselor, Heodsrarr Service Team, co- chairman. Homecoming Courr, Bible Srudy 154 Groduores DAVID A. WELKER DA, Politicoi Science — Alpha Phi Ome- ga, chorrer member, vice-presidenr, public relanons direcror, hisrorian. Dross Er semble; Dond, Inrercollegiore Dond; Choir. MELINDA NICHOLS WENDELL DA, Theatre — Alpho Psi Omega, vice- pres DEDORAH A. WHEAT OA, Hisrory — Hisrory Club. Phi Alpho There, Lombdo Sigmo; Morror Doard; Ero Sigmo Phi, Omicron Deiro Kappa, Service Team, Doskerboll, Volleyball, coproin DALE D. WHITEHILL DA, Dustness Adminisrrorion Economics — Dusiness Awareness Oub, Omicron Delro Epsilon. vice-president; IXesidenr Assistant, Theto Chi,- Resident Desksitter ERIC PAUL WHITING DS, Chemisrry — There Chi BRUCE WILLIAMS DS, Diology — Phi Koppo Tou. LESLIE JEANNE WILLIAMS DS, Physics Morh — Society of Physics Students, pres , Sigmo Pi Sigma, pres.; Concert Choir; Koppo Mu Epsilon; Omi- cron Delro KoppO; Mortor Doard, Lamb- da Sigmo, vice pres , Bond, Pi Sigma Pi, Donee Theorre, P,esdient Assistant; Ad- missions Committee, Service Teams JANET D. WILSON DA. Elementary Educotion — Koppo Delro. schoiorship purchosing officer, Koppo Delro Pi. Psi Chi. Freshman Orien ration, staff, plonning committee, Ser- vice Teams, chairperson. IXeoch Our. Dible Srudy; Alpha Phi Omega ' 80 CLASS OF -80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF ' 80 CLASS OF JOAN B. WILSON DA, Business Administrorion Accounring — Resident Assistant; Mortot Doard, se- lection chairmen, Omicron Delto Epsi- lon, Zeto Tou Alpha, assist, treasurer Di- ble Srudy, Dusiness Awareness Club. Freshman Onenrorion. sroff; Service Teams, Reach Our JOAN ELIZABETH WILSON DA, English — Concert Choir SUSAN L. WILSON DA, Elementoty Education — Tennis Teom, and DosKerboll Team M USS MARIE WINDL DS. Dusiness Admimsrrotion ilii Groduores 155 PAMELA M. WINKLER DS, Chemisrry — Chemisrry Club PAULA WINSLOW DA, Business Accounnng — Zero Tou Alpha, porliamenrorian; Field Hockey Teom, Business Awareness Club, Alum- ni in-R,esidence Club, senior represenro- nve JERRY W. WOODS BS, Business — BasKerboll MARIA A. MARTONIK WORST BA, Elemenrory Educarion Speech Soci- ery of Collegiore Journolisrs, Sigmo Koppo, philomperphy, alumni odvisor, WNW, news direcror. PAMELA JOANNE WRIGHT BA, Sociology — Alpha Gommo Delro, riruQl chairman; Tironoires, Alumni in Residence Club DAVID M. YOUNG BA, Polirical Science Hisrory — Soccer Club, Vcrsiry TenniS; Inrromurols, Phi AI- pho Thero: Holcod ROBERT C. WOHLWEND DS, Morh Compurer Science — Associ- onon for Computing Machinery, Mod Convenrion, Lambda Sigma, Ski Club, Phi Kappa Tuq, hisronon, sreward; Head Srorr Service Teom, co-choirmon. Over- look Service Team, co-choirmon. TODD A. WOODCOCK BA, Business Adminisrrorion — Concert Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonio, Alumni in- Residence Club, public relotions ogenr. i3 CLASS OF ' ao cu ELLEN L. WRIGHT BS, Biology — Resident Desksirter, Dero Beta Deto NANCY ANNE WRIGHT BA, Elemenioty Education — Ski Club; Clown Ministry. CAROLYN S. ZIMMERER BA, Elemenrory Education — Field Hockey, Mock. Convention, Srudenr As- sociation; Service Teom Leslie Williams crotes her gear our of Fer guson 156 Groduotes Unpicrured Groduores RONALD G. DAURER MICHELE J. DOHIZIC MARK DZAPO ROBERT J. EURITT CARMEN A. FARAONI JOSEPH W. FRENGEL SCOTT C. GEDHARDT MARK D. GILL CHRISTOPHER L. HERBST DAVID D. HOYLAND, JR. JENNIFER D. HUEMME JAMES G. JAMES, JR. WAYNE J. JELINEK TERRI L. LANEY WILLIAM R. LANGAN KENNETH C. LINN ROBERT MARTINEZ HEATHER E. Mc KENZIE TIMOTHY MEADOWS ROBERT E. MILLER II JAMES F. PETRAGLIA ROBERT M. RIMBEY DAVID J. ROGERS KEITH D. ROWLAND ERIC R. SAUL JEROME M. 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The Brothers of Phi I QppQ Tou Congrorulore The Class of ' 83 The Sisters of CHI OMEGA Cor grorulore rheir Ser iors Best Wishes from The Sisters of Zero Tou Alpha Complimer rs of 164 Advernsemenrs JOE PADORKY WRITE IN FOR S. A. PRESIDENT Dallas Egghert V.P. E. Nessman Treas, Charles ChucW Roast Sec. Dear Titans, No risk, no glory. That ' s what I say. And I ' m JoePadorky. I want to be your S.A. President. That ' s right, the Big Cheese. Who the heck is Joe Padorky, that ' s what you ' re saying. Am I right? Joe Padorky is a man among men, a beacon in the night, a tiptoe through the tulips. Joe Padorky is a politician and much, much more. He has the desire. Mrs. Padorky said so. Let me tell you about our platform. We have seven major planks. 1. Change the name of the infirmary to the Titan Health Center . 2. Change the name of the Art Gallery to the Titan Culture Center , and get pictures and stuff that Titans can understand. 3. Make Saga put caloric content warnings above the ice cream freezers. 4. Make Buildings and Grounds buy some power tools for the little old man who clips the hedges. 5. Open better foreign relations with the Amish. 6. To relieve the housing problem, make the Residence Halls off-campus housing, and make the fraternity houses on- campus. Then, move all the R.A. ' s to the frats. 7. Reinstate Al to power in the Titan Union Building. My slate and I want the best for Westminster, but we need your support. The establishment is against us, and they will try to ignore us. But we will overcome. I have a dream. No risk, no glory. Joe Padorky PAID FOR BY JOE ' S MOM COOK NOOK or New Wilmingron 128 E Neshonnock Ave New Wilmingron, PA, 16142 (412) 946 3120 THE LATEST IN BASIC KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND GOURMET ACCESSORIES plus SPECIALTY FOODS 10% srudenr discounr wirh ID cord Adverrisemenrs 165 INDEX Abborr. A 13f ' ' Abell. A 56 Adorns, L ! 2 QC ' Alberrini. S Alesio. D 10 : Alton, T 88 Allen, C 97 Allen, L 90, 102 Allsron, M 86, 101, 124 Alvioni, M 132 Anderson, A. 107, 110, 111 Anderson, S 14, 102 Arnold, C 13, 83, 97 Ash, 0 82, 83, 84, 85 Ashley, P 103 Asmon, H 99 Arkins, N 94, 95 Audino, J 132 Aurh, D 97, 117, 118 Doccori, A 114 Docksrrom J 26, 108, 123, 132 Docon, K 60 DogliQ, D 102 Doiley, W 74 DoKer, A 97, 107. 116 Doles, R 68 86, 67 Doll, D 101 Domford, E 80. 81 Domonre, A 117 Dorber, T 86, 125 Dorlow, M 115, 132 Corner D 58 Doron, M 05. 132 Doron, D 102 Dorronre, P 74 103 Dorrerr, P 119 Dorroo, D 114, 124 Doshur, J 98, 114 Dores, J 84, 95 Dorrles, D 112, 132 Douer, R 66, 68, 103, 157 Douerle, P 116 Doxrer, L 99 Deon, C 121, 132 Deorry, D 109, 110, 111, 113, 123 Ded-;err, E 99, 120, 128, 132 DecKmon, D 60 Deldhom, V 114 118 Delsrerling, D 107, 124 Dergey, R 48 Dergmonn, D 68 Derlin, D 95, 117 Dermon, O 114 Dernlohr, L 95 Derrs, K 133 Digley, J 105, 124 Dillings, R 106, 107, 108, 109, 133 Dirch, G 68 DIockburn, W 60 DIocksrone, S 114, 133 DlQshford, J 86, 87, 133 OlQzier, S 133 Dieokney, R, 133 Does, D 68, 104, 116 Dohizic, M 124, 157 Dohn, J 120, 133 Dongivengo, F 68, 69 Donnie, D 60 DonsQil, S 99 Dooher, R 95, 119 Dook, R C 125 Doone, J 60, 124 Dorsh, L 121, 133 -Dosron, R 68 Dowser, M 116 Doyd, K 133 Doykins, L 68, 133 Doyle, N 102, 107, 122 Doyle, D 90 Dozzone, M 103 Dronscome, R 118 Dronr D 115 Dnrron, E 133 Droeren, T 68, 103 Droker, R 111, 113, 133 Drooks, E 124 Drooks, J 97, 107 Drooks, J 102 Drown, A 48 Drown D 111 Drown, T 101, 104, 134 Drush, D S 88, 89 Duchonon, D 105 Duckley, R 95, 134 Dugoy, R 86 Durbick, W 58 Durke, D 72, 83, 97, 107 Durkes, R 134 Durnerr, N 98 Durnish, G 52 Durns, J 86, 102 Durler, D 110 Durler, G 102, 107, 111, 113, 134 Dyers M 107 Dyrnes, C 122 Codwolloder, E 56 Cohn, T 117 1 Colin, D 134 Collohon, J 68, 103 Colvin, D 134 Compbell, D, 124 Campbell, T, 112, 134 Connplese, K 114, 121 Conn, C 134 Cordello, S 119 Core, D 102 Corley, P 123 134 Corle, C 97, 122 Corlo, S 20, 125 Cornohon, D 54 Cororhers, J 117, 134 Corson, M 36, 102 Cossol, A 75 Cosreel, L 96, 106, 108, 118 Cosrro, A D 50 Coverr, R 91, 105 Cefolo, M 107, 110, 111 Cerrero, D 99 Cholk, L 72, 97 Chombers, J 72, 73, 95, 124, 134 Chondley, T G 80, 81 Chonrry, J 72, 73, 99 Chejcovo, M 46 Chenevey, P 58 Cherry, A 98 Chiofullo, M 106, 134 Chomos, A 68 Chrisrofferson, J 61 Chnsrofferson, J 117 Chrisrmon, K 106, 107, 108, 135 Chrisry, W 56, 84, 85 Cicero, C 19, 25, 98 Ciocco, A 107 Clark, C P 48 Clark, J 107, 108, 135 Clork, J 37, 111 Clork, P 121, 135 Clork, T 95, 107 Cloybourn, M 135 Cloycomb, C 125, 135 Closson, G 4, 95 Close, D 68, 105 Closz, C 61 Clune, J 109 Cohen, R 101, 125, 135 Cole, L 111, 135 Cole, T 4, 15, 106, 107, 110, 117, 124, 135 Colemon, M 97 Collins, T 104 Combs, C 58 Combs, C J 29, 135 Conley, G R 102, 125 Conroy, J 72, 135 Conway, M 88, 103, 135 Conwoy, R 48 Cook, C 50, 131 Corfield, C 97, 112 Correse, D 135 Cousins, T 68 Courrney, W 102 Cowper, H 95, 122 Cox, F 124 Crofr, E 111, 136 Croig, D 114 Crondoll, P 13, 19, 72, 121 Crone, C 97, 112 Crawford, P 107, 111 Crowford, R 136 Crowley, N 98 Creoger, M 114, 116 Crodser, D 111, 113 Croushore, L 115, 136 Cubellis, G 104 Cummins, J 50, 123 Cummins, J 105 Cumminghom, M 99 Curron, M 75 Curris, J 90, 103, 136 Curler, L 97, 106, 115 Dodoy, M 103, 136 Daley, E 68, 69, 86, 87, 124 Doglish, G 74, 102, 107 Donklefsen, H 136 DoubenspecK, P. 112 Dovis, T 101 Doy, C 110 Day, V 119 Deol, D 68 DeEulio, D 128, 136 DeGrurrolo, G 68, 69, 86, 87, 136 Del Polozzo, K 102 Denmon, D 101 DePoolo, S 68, 88, 136 DeVirr, H D 46, 100 Dey, D 68, 104 Didv S 15 Didwn, W 81, 101 DiMuccio, D 119 Doebler, P 115 Donald, S 97 Donley, C 07 D ' Onofrio, P 136 D ' Onofrio, S 68, 69 Dorsey, M 61 Douds, M 95 Doverspike, K 84, 85 Dresre, R 9 Driscoll, D 136 Druce, T 101, 124, 137 Drumm, T 137 Ducoro, J 106, 115, 137 Du Choreou, 137 Dueringer, L 70, 84, 85 Duerr, M 102 Dunlop, M 137 Dunmyre, G R 137 Dunn, A 101, 107 Dydo, K 72, 84, 98, 118 Dyer, S 111, 113 Dzopo, M 157 Easron, E 90 Edder, R 22 68, 69 Edeburn, L 107 Edwards, G, 98 Edwards, R: 70, 71 Edwards, R.. 105, 122, 137 Edwords, W. 137 Elder, D 81, 115 Elder, T 20, 64, 85 Emonuelson, D 94, 95, 137 Emerick, S 137 Emerson, C 115 Emig, J 115 Englund, C 98, 114, 122, 107 Erhordr, J 50 Ernhorrh, S 88, 102 Ess, T 80, 84 Eurirr, R 105, 108, 157 Evan, M 90, 104 Evererr, S 04 Exiine, L 108 F air, D 68, 108 Foires, D 52, 58 Foico, J 101 Fonelli, L 06 Fonrin, L 25, 108 Fannon, E 95 Fonroski, M 104 Foraoni, C 157 Formerie, 5 48 Earner, D 80, 81 Forruggio, D 68, 86 Forver, K 97 Fory, P 48, 58 Fowley, J P 46 Fechrmonn, M 98 Fedorski, C 124, 108 Fenlock, D 84, 85 Fenno, M 81, 101, 107 Fennell, L 99 Ference, W 101, 107 Ferrora, D 19, 98 Ferrore, D 99 Ferree, W 84 Filey, S 138 Finney, S 102, 122 Finnegon, M 104 Fischmor, D 48, 58 Fisher, E 102, 115, 122 Fisler, J 61 Firch, D 124, 138 Fleming, D 105 Fleming, F 87 Fleming, K 138 Fleming, R 98 Flercher, T 95, 124 Flowers, P 112, 121, 138 Fonner, D 97, 122, 138 Forbes, S 124 Ford, D 80, 81 166 Index Ford, K 94, 95 FroQs, L 112, 125, 138 Frombes, T 91, 101 Frank, J 138 FronKforr, F 52 Frary, P 28, 48, 59 Freehofer, J 118, 138 Frengel, J 157 Friedlond, L 61 Frohmon. D 68, 78, 86, 87 Fryer, S 97, 106. 107, 108, 109, 118, 123, 139 Fulcomer, R, 97 Fuller. C 50 Fuller, G 50 Fullerron, P 139 Fulron, E 95 Fulron, F , 139 Funero, P 74, 87, 104 Furmonek, M 32, 101, 109, 119 Fusco, J 54, 68 Gogliardl, M 106 Golbreorh. C 54, 78, 87 Gale. M 98 Galimberri. If:97, 114, 118 Gander. 5 t39 Garoy, S 111, 113 Gorris, T 139 Garrison, M 80, 81. 139 Gosron, V A 96 Gores, K 139 Goudio, S 95 Gebhordr, S 157 Geiorge, R 109 Geruldsen, C, 9, 12, 15, 17, 24, 30. 31, 05, 38, 43, 67, 77. 114, 115. 109 Geruldsen. K 72 98 115 Gerre. J 74. 125. 139 Giollonardo, M 68. 69. 139 Gibbin, E 139 Gibson, C 96, 107 Gilbreorh, D 99, 119 Giles, D 17, 88, 89 Gill, M 157 Gillerre. K 102 Gillilond. P, 111 Girris. A 56 Gilmore, P 139 Gizzi, Z 91, 101, 124, 149 Godfrey, D 120 Godfrey, P 46 Gons, C 104, 106 Gonzalez, S 75 Gooch, D 22, 68, 86, 87, 103 Good, W 105 Goodrick, M 99, 103, 140 Gore, D 80, 81 Gorgocz, F 88 Gorndr, L 99 Goss, K 90, 103, 140 Gouldsmirh, L 99 Grondy, 5 114 Gray. D 56 Green, D 140 Green, S 111 Greenowolr, S 68 Greene, M 97 Greenslade, K 98 Gregoire, C 115 Gregory, T 56 109, 131 Gresh, L 107, 112, 140 Gnffirh, D 111, 120 Griff irh, L 124 Grimm, D 140 Grose, M 97, 112, 121, 140 Gruber, D 36 Gsell, C 140 Gunnerr, G 103 Gurhrie, D 58 Haas, S K 54, 82, 80 Hall, D 107. 111, 112, 113 Hall, E 50 Hall, J 68 Hall, K 111 Homorneh, H, 115. 140 Hordmon, N 97, 121, 140 Harms, C 46, 47, 58, 107 Horms, D 110, 117 Harper D 118. 119 Harriger D 114, 121 Horry, P 119 Horrwig, S 94 Horch, H J 107, 111 Howk, P 114, 140 Hoyden, C. 101 Hoynes, K 77, 78 Hozen, W J 102, 141 Hczell D 86, 87, 110 Heosley, M 86, 87 Heil, P 108, 124, 141 Helm. G 98. 114. 115 Henderson. C 62 Hendry, P 46 Hennon, D 78, 100 Henry, A 99, 106, 141 Henry, K 95, 119 Herbsr, C 100, 157 Herbert, J 81 Herrigg, P 51 Hess, D 26, 114, 141 HiCkmon, W 52 Higgins, M 105 Higgins, S 68, 88, 89, 100 Hild. P 46 Hill. A 106. 118, 120, 141 Hill, G.E 48 Hill, M 48 Hinds. D 00, 101 Hines, E 62 Hiscox, K 20 Hirchinson, 5 00 Hoff, L 141 Hoffman, W 114, 141 Hogserr, P 15 Holden, J 62 Hollidoy, E 102 Holloway, J 46, 104 Holzer, S 114, 120, 141 Honoker, P 141 Hooper, J 120 Hopkins, J 48 Hopkins, J 56 Horn, C 20 Horn, F 50 Horner, J 141 Hosrerler, D 107, 121, 141 Horrel, C M 105, 124, 141 Hoylond, D 157 Huber, A 19, 97 119 Huemme, J 157 Huey, D 48, 68, 107 Huff, J 86 Hughes, D 100, 142 Hughes, P 100 Hula, C 107, 111 Hurlburr, K 70, 107 Hurlebous, J 102 Hurchens, S 95, 111 Hurcheson, D 107, 111 Hurchinson, J 111 Hurchinson, S 00 Ihnken, G 100 lllis, D 24, 04, 07, 115 Inzono, E 99, 124 Ireland, G 63 Ireland, J 98, 124 Jack. J 99 Jockson. A 97, 119 Jackson, K 99, 124 Jockson, M 111, 112, 119, 1231 Jijmes, G J 157 Joi ' -- ' es N 50 Jennel-,, 105. 157 Jei-isen, A 52. 131 Jewell, C 95, 112. 142 Jez, J 97 107, 119 Jc ' C ' er E 99 Jonnvj ' M. 75. 95. 122 JohnscT ' P 105 Johnsor ' VL. 54 Johnsor WO. 142 Johnsron, A 48 Johnsron, 5. 108 Jokinen, A. 95, 107 Jones, C 48 Jones, K 97 Jones, L 97 Jordan, D 105, 142 Jordono, J. 88 Joye, J. 101, 125 Juliano, J 68, 104 Jusrice, S 94, 98, 124 KqiI, M 101, 142 Koiser, T 68, 103 Koikis, L 95 Koppo, D 96, 97 Korsrerrer, M. 81 Kovanough, T. 86 Kaylor. L 95 Koylor, P 68 Keoron, P, 101 Kegerreis, P. 68, 78 Kelly, D 68 Kelly, L 142 Kennedy, M. 86, 100 Keyion, C 107, 110, 111, 112 Killmer I ' , 82, 80, 84, 85 Killmer, P 76, 78 King, S 142 King, D 68, 88, 89, 142 Kinky. P S 88. 142 Kinsley. L 97, 125, 142 Kirkwood, D 68, 67 Kirkwood, M 87, 101 Kirzerow, P 58 Kivlon, J 101 Kloges, J 99, 115 Klein, J 102, 122 Kleiser, K 06, 98 Kline, E 106, 114, 115, 142 Kline, J 114 Klugh, M 98, 120 Knob, L 99, 142 Knob, V 20, 86 Knauer, J 102, 106, 114, 140 Knighr, C 114 Knighr, W 68, 100 Koenig, P 96, 110 Koker, C 68 Koller, N 96, 107 KonchalsKi, P 68, 100 Koop. K 46 Kordish, D 55, 84 Kosrkos, P 104, 117 Kounovelis, N 106, 109, 120, 140 Kozok, D 97, 108, 114, 129, 140 Kronich, J 90, 91, 101, 140 Kreoger, J 107, 116 Kruisselbrink, J. 91. 124 Krupo. K 119 Krurh. D 125 Kurrz. D 123 Kurrz, H 114 Kusmierski. P 114, 115, 143 Lackoye, P 4, 103 ' Lcczkowski, J 68, 107 Loderer, S D 140 Loemmer, K 114 Lcird, J 4, 107, 111, 112 Loirro, A 99 Lamb, P 50, 58 Lomkin, S 90, 122, 140 Lommel, E 58 Lamonde, M 68, 140 Londolfi, J 68, 86, 87 Lane, D 101, 107, 111 Loney, T 114, 157 Longon, W 68, 157 Lonk, P 50, 56 Lorro, P 62 Louer, P 99 Lavelle, D 95, 124 Lowson, H 114 Leavens, N 121 Lees, L 117 Legune, T 91 Le June, T 102, 140 Lenhorr, D 105 Leone, M 102 Lepkowski, L 140 Lessley, K 94, 98, 101, 106, 115, 140 Leukhordr, D 102, 115 Lewis, P 46, 62 Liberon, C 72, 122, 124 Lichy, K 95 Lighrbody, D 86 Lighrner, G S 54, 108, 120 Lguori, M 20, 125 Lillmer, P 78 Lilly, G 58 Linquisr, J 72, 140 Lindsay, T 102, 111, 144 Linger, j 102, 106, 114 Link, G 99 Linn, K 157 Linrs, P 56 Lion, D 06 Lipp, NV 41 Lippincorr, H 95, 107 Lipsirz, J 99 Lipsirz, L 68, 100 Liprok, L 119 Livingsron, P 100 Lloyd, P 76, 76, 144 Loader, C 68 Loboizo, P M 105 Lohr, D 67, 68, 69, 77, 87, 69 Lohr, T 07, 117 Long, K 46, 116 Longierri, F 101, 118, 144 Longiern, M 101, 124 Love, S 144 Lowry, D 144 Lucas, W 68 Luckey, H 77, 78, 79 Luckey, K 75 Luchr, S 86 Lugaila, L 97, 125 Lyie, J 102 Lynch, J 90 Lynch, W 105, 116, 144 Lyons, D 107, 110, 111, 110 Index 167 Mac Donald, E: 106, 111 113,117 Mac Donold, L. 99 Mochel, L, 117 Moc Key, D. 80, 81, 90, 103, 144 Mads J 95, 117 Mods, L 124 Moctenzie, M. 97, 107, 111, 114, 144 Mod-iy, P 56 MociTiuroo, M. 91 Moc Neil, J. 97, 106, 118, 121 Mqc Tog-gorr, L. 94, 144 Magulo, M 94, 95, 100, 144 :Vvj:ze, K 107 Monbeck, D 98 Mondiove, N 51, 53 Mankrelow, J 112, 144 Monsell, M 78, 88 Mens, S 27, 108, 145 Mornejon, T 114 Mormureonu, C 113, 145 Mornejon, P 97, 106, 145 Morr, M 108, 114 Morsholl, J 26, 122, 120, 145 Morrin, C 52 Mornn, D 68, 69 Morrin, J 145 Morrin. T 87, 118 Morrinez, P, 88, 103, 157 Mornre, K 95 Morrrolo, A 115 Morrwinski, T 102, 107, 115 Mossey, M 145 Mosr, K 121 More, G 145 Morson, J 70, 97, 106 Mourer, T 102, 145 Moyer, T 107, 109, 114, 115, 118, 123, 145 Mozzei, C 88, 89, 145 Mqzzoccq, N 75, 145 McAndrew, P 68 McCondless, D 57 McCondless, S 14, 111 McCorrhy, P 46 McCoskey, T 68 McCloy, S 29, 103, 117, 145 McClure, P 68 McConnetl, J 62 McConnell, P 63 McConnell, W 68, 104 McCrocken, S 68 McCreonor, M 96 McCullough, D 98, 146 McCurcheon, M 68, 104 McDonough, L 11, 107, 111, 115, 122 Mdnnre, J 97 Mclnrosh, T 102, 146 McKee, D 52 McKee, J 112, 122 McKenno, P 101, 114 McKenzie, H 146, 157 McKeown, J 95 McKevirr, L 119, 124 McLoughline D 63 McMorlond, J P 68 McToggorr, W 50, 57 McVillioms, P 68, 86, 87 Meadows, T 157 Mehorey, E 99, 146 Mehorey, R 99 Meiser, D 111 Mencini, G 88, 89 Meredirh, D 87, 88 Merkel, D 97 Mershimer, L 124 Messerschmidr, D 48 Meyer, C 97, 111 Mezmor, E 20, 68, 103 Mezmor, K 99 Michoel, P 68, 69, 103 Miiheim, W 104 Miller, D 146 Miller, J D 114 Miller, J 5 104 Miller, L J 49 Miller, M 36, 97 Miller, N 107 Miller, P 157 Milligan, S 120, 146 Milliron, l 99 Milliron, P 102, 108, 120 Milhron, T 146 Mills, J 96, 111 Millspough, F 105 Minorcin, J 84, 85 Mirchell, J 111, 118, 119, 120 Mirchell, L 98 Mirchell, M 120, 146 Mirchelrree, D 68 Moesra, S 88 Mofferr, L 114 Moon, H 111 Moon, K 112, 113, 114, 146 Mooney, P 41, 121 Moore, M 98, 124, 146 Morerro, D 23, 111, 146 Morrell, S 20, 72, 96, 115 Morris, G 88, 103 Morris, M 70 Morrison, L 101, 122 Morrow, J 147 Morron, D 147 Mosch, D 22, 102, 122 Moss, J 114 Mueller, P 95 Muhl, C 98 Murphy, G 114, 115, 116, 117 Murphy, P 90 Murroy, S 119, 147 Musick, P 147 Noppi, F 80, 81 Nappi, G 80, 81, 100 Nonello, D 75 Neoleigh, P 52 Neely, M 111, 147 Neikirk, F 56 Neikirk, J 124 Nelson, L 106 Nesrer, J 105 Newsome, E 52, 112 Nichols, W T 49, 56 Nicholson, D.E. 54, 6S,, 61, 86 Nickerson, C 117 Nickerson, W 63, 117 Nicklos, M 147 Nicorero, G 105 Nieder, C 82, 83, 95 Nixon, T 105 Noble, J 121, 147 Noel, P 27, 123, 147 Norquisr, J 121 Nowko, D 74 Nuss. A 95 Ookes, A 147 Oberlin, M 102 Ocock, P 52, 56, 110 O ' Conneli M 97, 108 Oesrreich, N 46, 84 O ' Hogon, K 24, 29, 30, 31, 32, 39 Ohrrmon, J, 95 Olmsreoc V. 147 Ondo, D 97, 118, 120 O ' Neil, T 68, 69, 147 Ong, C 148 Opirz, D 107, 121, 126, 148, 171 Orr, D 107, 111, 115 Orr, 5 146 Osborne, J S 103 Osrreich, N 46 Osrrowski, P 74, 87, 107 Oswold, M 119 Owoc, D 105 Ozonick, M 101 Poinrer, C 146 Polmerron, J 114, 119. 124 Polumbo, J 27, 146 Pon, L 112 Ponko, P 91, 101 Pons, P 68, 104 Parish. T 68 Porker, M 68, 107 Parr. D 114 Poszul, P 124 Parerline. D, 105, 148 Porron, D 99 Peolsrrom K 75, 97. 106, 114, 115 Peck, J M 52 Pennico, L 124 Perkins, D 95, 117, 148 Perkins, J 50, 55 Perrorro, P 82, 63, 106, 115 Perry. V 114 Pererson, A 121 Peterson. C 75, 96, 120 Perh, L 124, 148 Perroglio, J 157 PerrogliQ, P 102, 148 Perroskey, M 66, 74, 86 Perrini, D 95 Pfeifer, L 105 Phillips, J 101, 125 Phillips, P 112, 119 Piccori, D 88 Pieringer, W 14 Pillo, L 70, 71 Pinch, D 124, 148 Pinchorri, M 66 Pirmon, G 52 Plorr, D 107 Pluynners, T 111, 112 Podojil, S 99 Poffinberger, A. 112 Pholmon, J 148 Pollock, D 148 Powell. D 149 Powers. J 81 Powers. K 102, 125 Prolo. D 125 Prorhero. P 104 Purnell. K 86, 125 Querry. T 149 Quick. M 114 Quindlen, L 19, 98 Podick, L, 119 PoKonch, R 112, 114 Pond-,, H 5 110, 111, 113 Ponolli. P 66, 88 Pondoil, L.C 76, 77 , 78 , 79 Ponkin, M 116 Posn-iussen, J 59 ; Puy P., 117 Poyr- onp, C 99, 124 Peoding, W 83 Peboy, J 99, 119 Pecchiione, J 98 Peed, N 99 Pegule, T 28, 97, 106, 107, 108, 111, 115, 149 Pehm, S 72, 73, 63 Peid, K 76 Peid, P 101 Peid, S 130 Pemley, M 119, 149 Renninger, S 54, 86. 89. 106, 124 Reynolds, J 121 Phoron. V 46 Richards. D 76 . 77 . 78 Richardson. D 68. 103 Rickard. R 68. 89. 103 Ridl. C 54. 90 Piefel. J 72. 107. 115. 119. 123 Pielly, E 94. 96. 107. 108. 149 Riley, D 68, 104 Pimbey, P 157 Pingler, D 120, 149 Rios, J 22. 66. 104. 116 Ripper. J 74. 106. 115. 116. 118. 149 Pispoli. D 149 Rishel. R 60. 81. 114. 115. 119 Pirrelmonn. E 103 Pooch. J 149 Pooch. M 81. 115 Robinson. K 86. 103 Robinson. P 81. 101 Robison. E 102. 149 Rodgers. D 63. 84 Podgers. J 86 Rogers. D 4. 36. 157 Rogers. J 129. 149 Pomig. K 107. 116 Roney. J 98 Rosarius, E 99. 119 Rose. D 149 Posenberger, L 75 Rosengorrh, T 49 Ross. A 68 Pore. S 108. 116 Porh. F 113. 119 Rorhrock, C 150 Rowland. K 122. 157 Royer, L 150 Puffolo. A 113 Pugh. J 74 Russell. L 86 Ryder, T 86 Sachs. C 68, 103 Soenger. N. 114, 150 Soglimben, M 102, 107 Salerno. M, 99, 150 Solves. D 104, 150 Sample, 1 52 Sampson. K, 99 Sonchez. K 103 Sonzorro. S 104 Soul. E 100. 157 Souers. L 124 Saurrer. J 150 ' Sow. T 101 Schocrer, P 87. 101. 105 Schorrner. C 106. 107. 150 Scheid. E 101 Scheid. W 4. 59 Schenck. J 98 Schmidr, D 87. 102 Schmirr. J 157 Schoenhord. C 52, 131 Schofield. L 15. 97. Ill Sch oolmeesrers. L 124 Schroeder, K 102, 115 Schuize, J 105 Schwob, S 150 Schweikerr, C 157 168 Index Sciullo, T 105 Scorr, E 110 Scorr, L 120, 150 Scorr, W C, 97, 109 Scorr, W D 55, 56 Secholm, P 75 Sells, L 50 Selmeczi, G 150 Serignese, R 88, 103 Serroo, P 15 Sewoll, J 51 Shoffo, M 150 Sharkey, E 43, 52 Sharp, J 157 Show, S 151 Sherry, A 49 Shields, K 97 Shupe, L 95 Sickles, S 20, 95 Sigler, M 98, 107, 108, 111 Siliarnoff, D 68 Slmldion, L 99 Simpson, L 107, 110, 111, 112 Sirkoch, J 103, 151 Slock, W 56, 68 Slode, A 121 Slougenhoupr, D 151 Slougenhoupr, D 115 SliwQ, W 68 Sloon, J 68 Slonoker, P 101 Smedley, W 66, 87, 101, 125 Smirh, B A 72, 94, 98 Smirh, D M 106, 110, 151 Smirh, E 111 Smirh, F 62 Smirh, J 95, 114, 151 Smirh, N 116 Smirh, S D 105 Smirh, S L 98, 115 Smolk, A 124, 151 Snyder, K 117 Soplop, N 115, 151 Sorochin, J 77, 86, 96 Spalding, L 112, 151 Spongenberg, F 114 Speor, E 102, 107 Speis, D 151 Spinney, M 62 SpinosQ, P 121 Splere, A 60, 62, 171 Sprow, R, 50 Sprowls, N 151 Sronger, IX 157 Srark, H 112, 119 Srarr, D 107, 117 Srarr, J 97 Sreele, N 114, 151 Sreinke, P 68, 69 Sreliores, D G 68 Srephenson, R 4, 95 Sreronko, A 104 Srern, T 152 Srernbergh, C 157 Srernbergh, G A 62 Srevenson, J 66, 104 Srevenson, L 33, 96, 106 Sreworr, M 107, 111, 112 Sriponovich, L 152 Sriver, D 58 Srollings, L 118, 122, 123 Srone, D 152 Sroner, J 108, 152 Sronefoor, K 83 Srrochon, L 101 Srronge, D 97, 124 Srreoms, E 62 Srreerer, D 72, 73, 97. 129, 152 Srreerer, R, 106, 111 113 Srreerer, S 68 Srncklond, K 114 Srroebel, W 101, 121, 152 Sruorr, W 152 Srudr, K 152 Suwok, K 96, 152 Suzow, G 115, 152 Svirek, S 70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 60, 82, 83 65, 67, 90, 115 Swanhorr, H 52 Swonson, C 98 Sworrz, D 129, 152 Sworrs, A 105 Sweeney, M 68, 157 Toborski, G 101 Tarquinio, T 97, 124 Taylor, E A 105 Taylor, E C 66, 103 Thiele, D 114, 115, 118 Thomas, A 96, 103, 111, 112, IK Thomas, C J 91, 101, 118, 153 Thomos, J 117, 119 Thompson, J 117 Tice, R 153 Tiller, W E 121 Tipron, D 122, 153, 157 Tirus, S 153 Tobin, E 62 Tomasello, D 81 Tommelleo, A 68, 69, 153 Touris, J 153 Trourmon, J 97, 107 Trovers, K 75, 84, 65 Trovis, R 47 TreccQse, M 153 Treu, G 99, 106, 112, 125, 153 Triringer, D 114, 153 Trivilino, A 153 Truschel, E J 157 Tu ' tey, C 97, 153 Turner, J.H. 51 58 Turner, L. 70 95 Upp, P. 117 Urmsron, R. 102 Urmsron, T. 105 Voienrino, J 105 yHH Van Dole, R 57 ' Von Ord, C 112 Van Sickel, L 97 Vosko, V 22, 111 Veirh, S 56 Venrureilo, G 153 Vensel, L 99 Verner, D 111, 154 Vischer, J 99 Vosel, S 103, 154 Vukich, C 68 Wogner, P 102, 154 Wagoner, E, 120 Wc -e, J. 4Q, 91, 101, 157 Woke, K 95 Voldron, H 124 Walker, M. 54, 70 Walker, S, 72, 115, 154 Walker. S. 107, 112 Wallace, C 20. 98 117, 124 Wolloce, J 154 Walloce, L, 99, 112 Wailoce, P 53 Wollin, K 23, 59, 115, 122, 154 Wolsh, M 35, 154 Wolshok, A 98 Walrers, I 54, 75, 121 Walrers, T 102 Wargofchik, L 97 Worgo, S 68, 103 Warmbein, K 68 Worrick, P 47 Weover, T 91, 101, 154 Weber, D 61, 99 Websrer, K 19, 97, 116, 122, 154 Weimer, A 70 Weimer, J 130, 154 Weinsrock, C 96, 106, 154 Weisserr, A 97, 106, 154 Welker, D 155 Welsh, T 40, 101, 157 Welry, S 97, 114 Wenk, D 124 Wensel, C 114 Wendel, J 81 Wendell, M 155 Werner, V 103 Whorrenby, L 157 Wheor, D, 70, 71, 155 Whipkey, K 53 Whire, D. 128 Whire, S 20 W hirehill, D 36, 108, 155 Whirfleld, V 95 Whiring, E 155 Whirmer, M 90 Wiczen, T 68, 69, 157 W;eiwold, J 72 Williams, D 102, 155 Villioms, D 102, 111 Williams, L 106, 107, 108, 109, 111, 123, 155, 156 Williams, R. 124, 157 Wilson, C 96, 107, 111 Wilson, J D 97, 106, 155 Wilson, J D 99, 107, 106, 155 Wilson, J E 111. 155 Wilson, S 62, 83, 84, 85, 114, 155 Windl, AA 155 Windisch, K 96, 110, 119 Winger, S 97, 106 Winkler, P 116, 156 Winslow, P 156 Wisorzka, E P 51 Wohlwend, R 156 Wolcorr, R 4, 58 Wollenberg, L 70 Wood, L 20, 99, 122, 171 Woodcock, T 111, 113 156 Woodring, K. 125 Woods, J 77, 76, 79, 156 Woodward. L, 70, 71 Worsr, M 156 WozniQk. P 49 Wrighr. E 156 Wrighr. N 117, 156 Wrighr. P 95, 114 Yelovich. J 105 Young, D 156 Youngo, J 157 Younr, J 97 Yuhosz. K 112 ZagorsKi. C 63, 72, 83 Zohniser. T 68, 86 Zebley, J 95 Zehr, F 54, 58 Zerrs, J 26 Zimmerer, C 73, 156 Zinck, D 91 Zirpoli, M 88 Zunic. J 68, 103 Zurosky. H 68, 69. 86 Colophon The Vesrminsrer College ARQO. Volume 79, wQs prinred by Herff Jones Yearbooks in Gerrys- burg, Pennsylvania, using offser lirhogrophy pro- cess The ARGO has a press run of 1200 wirh a size of 9 by 12 inches Ir is rounded and bocked, Smyrhe sewn and has head and foorbonds The cover was done in mission gram wirh cobair blue coloring ond red and whire emboss- ing Color phorography was prinred on 80 pound enamel finish paper, while black and whire was prinred on 80 pound dull enamel finish paper The generol rype face was Serif Gorhic Lighr Copnons and indexes ore in eighr poinr, copy is in ren poinr, and headlines range up ro 72 poinr Dovor Phoro, Inc of Philadelphia rook senior porrrairs, homecoming, foculry and groduonon phorographs and did processing of color and block and whire phorography, Tom Dorr of Pirrs- burgh covered President 5plere ' s inauguronon. Phorography ediror Chad Emerson did rhe bulk of rhe remaining phoro coverage Edirors ond sroff rhonk Herff Jones Pvepresen- ronve George Sreworr, Advisor Molly Spinney, and all rhe orher creorive, supporrive people who helped produce rhe 1980 ARGO. Index 169 When we rolk person ro person, When we keep rhe lines of communicorion open between srudenrs, faculty and administration, we make Westminster College more than an institution for learning. We moke it o community. A ploce in which everyone ' s contribution is important. Ar Westminister, we ' re not just teaching things, we ' re teaching people. { 170 Person ro Person Brushing post the orb, Don Opirz heads over ro rhe moilroom ofrer doss Sfeppin ' out: Homecoming condidore Derh Wood and her ZTA sisrers leave rhe classroom behind rhem os rhey srep inro rhe Quad for lefr The brothers of Theto Chi ser up permonenr residence rhis year or a rable in rhe new-look TUD Person ro Person 171 I