York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

1 « ?fl 5 l2 ii«.. Js the ' DawH freaks Cm theModzOH . . r ' - •¥  w •.i I ! :; ' (■ College of Pemsylmm 1969-1970 Volume 2S itf MotivatioHS begin . . LIBRARY with Clients of each new day. «« !s«si«s! ft- ?ss; s mP -w Seriousness of purpose . . . mingled with treasured memories m I HfSit Sl ■ ' - ' ' Ri w W ■jj f - iT ' . fH H iSflT t ■ 1 BT ■ V 1 H l p 1 n|| - ' lUiH H H 9 Hi HbH Imgers throughout the years. SCHOOL CLOTHES REQUIRED UNTIL 5 rV, ' JHIRTTAILSiK NU OUNljAKttS Zable of Contents j ii,kiMi m r 1 1 : ■ s i I fi !_.. J t k and faculty. Students OrgamzatioHS . . Spirts Actwities i k Ji - ■ jM - . ?: ' Jk, dmmstratm and faculty . . . r mmW ' - To the Faculty and Administration of York College Each year we believe that the College grad- uates the finest group ever, and this is the case in 1970. The two years for the Sopho- mores have gone rapidly and they have been marked by many changes on the campus. We hear remarks that things never change at York, but we know differently when we meditate on the point. At least three new facilities have appeared on the scene — the Soccer Field, Baseball Diamond and the addition to the Gymnasium. We are all proud of these, and the pool is very conducive to its purposes. Many new programs have been added during our stay such as a four year course in Business Ad- ministration. Even though there are no grad- uates in this curriculum in 1970, we are sure that it will appeal to a great number of stu- dents in the future. We feel that the Faculty and Administration are dedicated to the growth in size and stature for York College each year. We want you to know that we are as proud of our College as you are. PRESIDENT RAY A MILLER Board of Trustees Left to right: Mrs, J. Chock, Neil Stauffer, J. K. Stallmann, John T. Robertson, Charles S. Wolf, Elliott L, Breese, Benjamin M. Root, John A. Waltersdor-f, John W. Hennessey, Walter S. Ehrenfeld, Marvin G. Sedam, Mrs. G. E. Schenck, John C. Schmidt. Dean of Academic Affairs DR G, A. MELLANDER Dean of the College DR. DONALD D. DOUGLASS Dean of Student Affairs DR. THOMAS FUHR 17 Assistant to President ELDON WEBB Business Manager Director of Publications JON C. CROSBY Assistant to Business Mgr. CHARLES P. BAILEY v;v« wii aBmsaisiaTwtgiiir aiiW Director of Admissions Registrar BRADLEY J. CULBERTSON ARTHUR E. YOUNG Assistant Director of Admissions FREDERICK F, NOEL Director of Evening and Summer Sessions Director of Computer ZERAH A. CAMPBELL Center GEORGE M, BEAHAN 19 Financial Aid and Placement Director of Student Activities ALFRED F. WILLIAMS BERNARD BUCKLER Counselors Dorothy R. Root, Dr, Paul Pullen, Jean T. Semmelman Director of Housing CAROLYN SCHULTZ Security Officer WILLIAM BYNANE 70 i.itttTniai, ciuiTgj.aiian.||my|wm--«. — r Library Staff Left (o right: Joyce Johnson, Josephine Roye, Dorothy Lsgunowich, Jane Sullivan, Margo Atwood (Head Librarian), Elaine Hogg, Louise Rapp, Elaine McKinstry, Trudy Beaton, Judy Johnson, Elsie Dressel. Doctor D. HAYDN STOUCH, M,D. - -. Nurse IDA M KELLY, R.N. 21 lMnsnK3nMii SSII tj SS2 -JiZSi ' iit - - JfSSiSE?Si :;..u7 s; Residence Hall Directors MR. AND MRS. KENNETH O ' NEAL and Bonnie MRS. CHARLOTTE GRAVES MRS. LILLIAN SAUERS (Not pictured: MRS, MARGUERITE EDMONDSON) 22 From wood, stone and clay Do not pass Go! Do not collect two desserts Dotty Reinhard-Publications Artist and Chief He (Publications). ■ kept in the Reference Sectit 23 Department of Behavioral Sciences . . . Dr. Robert Schmidt, Chairman, Carmen Owen, Char- lotte Gotwald, Dr. Aloysius Nosal, Ruth Katherman, Dr. William Ashbaugh. 24 p. FRANK LISK, JR., Cha ROGER W. ELLIS CHARLES S, SELIGMAN DR. FERDINAND L. MOLZ RUSSELL E. YOAS FRED C SMITH Department of Business Administration . . . 25 BSSTiWTyT:]niM?I«3Smiryf 5E5Zr7T ii5iSIE ' Department of English . . . ' ' ' ' 7« ' ' n ' BARBARA WALSH E. STEPHEN ODDEN ARNOLD TUCKER DOUGLAS CALHOUN DR. NATHAN MAO SUSAN S. HARTENSTEIN 27 Department of History and Social Sciences . . . LeU-Right DR CHARLES BOAS, Ch DR CARL HATCH PAUL MINNICH DR, HENRY KE5SLER DR. THOMAS SPIRA LEONID MUROG HARRIET SCHWARTZ DR. GEORGE PAPACOSTAS, Chairman DR. DAVID STREETAAAN RALPH WOOLLEY WILLIAM LEVITT Department of Humanities and Fine Arts . . . Department of Foreign Languages . . . Department of Intercultural Studies . 31 Department of Science and Engineering . . RONALD DEWEES PATRICIA MOORE MURRAY ROSENTHAL DR. ROBERT DENONCOURT WARREN WETZLER 33 TIIEUCUi ' tE ' UiViilftiiWil . Department of Physical Education Left-Right JACK JAQUET, Director ROBERT CUMMING5 DAVID STEILER BEVERLY KOONS 34 36 li.-jiclwvu.klB. ' o. ' ielllC J Students ' ranvsTTTTTmrrsz iTT Frederick A. Bianco William D. Clark James A. Eaton Harry E. Eberty Joel L. Eskin Kathleen Farrell Robert J. Freed Michael W. Green Jo-Ann E. Hackenburg Victoria AA. Halbertstadt George J. Harris Joy C. Henssler Edwin C. Hogg 111. James H. Jenkinson Edword N. Lafrance Dennis G. Mummert -• nifmfssBsamviiitaniiXfifBmaiesKi Judith A. Miller Michael A. Plitnik Richard F. Quiia William G. Richards Karen E. Schultz George W. Sechrist Barbara A. Sleeger David L. Spiese demann 39 Robert L. Addleman Katherine A. Allen Priscilla M. Anderson Lynn S. Arbeitel Jon F. Arndt Linda I. Aufort Richard D. Auman David W. Babington William L. Bair Barbara A. Ballas Ellen M. Bambrick Janet G. Bassemir James L. Batson Harry D. Baum Sandra L. Benedict John L. Berberich Kirk T. Berger Brenda J. Berkstressor Susan E. Beshore Richard F. Bewley 40 Sophomores : luii BBasnMigMWWMniniawra You ' re really not wearing this to the dance, are you? Stephen J. Boltersdorf Robert R. Bowser Donald I. Brennen Rebecca A. Brown JoAnne C. Buerklin 41 Jill K. Burkland Karen L. Carvell Judith A. Chambers Miriam M. Chan Sharon E. Church Carol A. Clements John W. Colahan Joanne S. Colgren Richard W. Conaway Stephanie AA. Cottrell Harriet C. Cranston Jeanne M. Croucher 1M a Barbara C. Davis Richard J. Deardorff Patricia M. Deiterick Julia AA. DiBerado Thomas L. Dinsmore John F. Dobos James A. Doll Barbara A. Doman Deborah M. Doyle Jana S. Edwards Stephen V. Crowley Michael J. Curran Sharon AA. Curry Dennis P. David Pamela J. Ely 43 Bruce W. Emdur Jeffrey L. Farringfon Cynthia K. Feeser Michael Fetchko George P. hishel Marta K. Fox Clyde L. Forbes Robert A. Frank Suzanne M. Force Cynthia R. French 44 I rnrminnTinnniiwnnitrrTiiiiwHiiiiiiHUMiwriiiiniiMiiM .jmut-. Richard P. Gamber Roderick C. Grant Richard A. Grebner Chris L. Hafer Gary L. Greenland Carol J. Hagen Janet G. Guthrie Linda L. Haines Lee C. Gutshall Patricia E. Haldane Scott H. Hafer Peter AA. Hartzell 45 Paul E. Hartz Robert B. Heitsenrefher Diane AA. Hill Marianne Holser James M. Hook Sharon J. Horn James K. Irwin Linda S. Jackson Sandra K. Jacobs Karen A. Jamiolkowski Debra A. Jacobs Richard D. Johns Elaine M. Jones Robert A. Jones Susan E. Kannapel James R. Katherman Alfred C. Keebaugh Linda J. Kemp Karen K. Kerstetter ririiiirigifii ' niiiiiinniiwiirr Constance J. King Stephen B. Klein Michael B. Klunk Rodney P. Klunk Robert L. Koontz Patricia E. Krebs Donna AA. Krug AAeg H. Lamade Charles D. Leavesley Bonne L. Lentz Linda S. Levenite Stephen G. Lewis Terry A. Lieb Hal AA. Lieberman Susan Light No cheating!! 47 Stephen R. List Thomas A. Loucks Mary E. Lutzinger Constance D. March Open mouth, insert foot Walter E. Marion Nedia Martinez Bonnie M. Marshal Patricia E. Mason ) ; I told you there were rats in Manor Ha ' ii.i.i .- Aiiui!AaiATUMgmiDBaMaasmxms . .-Kl Raymond L. AAasri Carol L. Maurer James M. May Ronald F. McCleaf Alice R. McLeod Linda J. Messner Debra B. Migden Angela R. Miller Gordon L, Miller William B. Mitten John V. Morey Linda Morrison Ray A. Mull Darlene E. Mummert Denette E. Myers Randell N. Myers Howard Q. Myers III. Patricia V. Nelson Beverly D. Neumann Robert H. Ng 49 Linda M. Nigro Larry A. Palau Linda D. Oberholtzer Glenn H. Olsen Renita E. Onorato Leslie L. Nylund Barbara J. Patton Scott F. Pennington AAeriette E. Petrosillo Sfevan W. Phillips Vincent AA. Pnilomeno Anne AA. Plumb Michael F. Polizzi Gary P. Pressel AAary L. Prosser 50 ' i tr ' i ' I I ' ri ' niwriiTiTrT Anna L. Readinger James E. Reever William J. Robertson Margaret E. Rohrer Who put this in here? Hope C Roland Mark R. Rosen Gretchen L. Rough Brenda L. Ruesskamo Robert W. Ruppenthal Randall C. Ruth Anna Sandonato Charles W. Schneider KarenAnn Schoendorf John M. Schrantz Stephen J. Schwartz Stephen P. Scipioni Joyce E. Shanbarger Donna L. Shultz Carol R. Shutt Jan B. Sipe Daniel L. Slagle Gregory D. Small Mitchell E. Smith Mark J. Smith Susan L. Stahler Linda L. Steinle Joseph D. Stewart Douglas L. Stoneburner Robert W. Smith William R. Spory Michael D. Stern Alan D. Stone 53 Joyce K. Stouffer AAarcia T. Strauss Rebecca A. Stump Denise C. Tacon looking legs on the hockey I 54 Linda J. Tasco Chris L. Taylor Paul E. Teyssier Brian E. Thomas Coni D. Thompson Linda AA. VanBlargan Robert J. Varkonyi Ronald J. Viehweger Samuel L. Warren Kathleen A. Weikert Michael L. Weinstein Emma K. Weitzel Timothy O. White Robert H. Williams Marilyn J. Yealy 55 to-«iVt rihltjB .VJ«igl« M WH . ' S ' ll I lillHllltlilliHIIIIIIIIM :. J Ml 57 freshmen . . . Colangel t. (o R. Row I: Ruth Devine, Patrice Foley, Debbie Harris. Row 2: Frank Cramer, Ric Goss, Steve Caler, Dennis Evans, Wayne Clark, Mike Dowden. Carol Garlick a Gross ■ Mike Valerie Guise, Do- Gilroy, June Haar, riy, Harry Hamilton, Rich- ird Blatt, Lloyd Douglas, Bill Copen- leaver. Gene Foyle, John Hoffman. The big pay off!! 59 L. fo R. Row ): Helen Gerber, lynn Greenberg, Debbie Hartlaub, Ann Dunn, Lynda Ellis. Row 2 Steve Englert, Joanne Houch, Bob Havay, Elspeth Brantley, Greg Haldy, Sylvia Fisher, Collen Chambarlin. Honest Coach, we didn ' t kick him the K.j...a.4M; ,i ;:.i .vv : iiS, ' .ii i ' WSfSBR55SaBfi L. to R.: Karen Rudy, Cindy Saylor, Nancy Reinecker, Bill Rupp, Jack Hirst, Dianne Slafkovski, Shirley Shimp, Terry Robinson, Roger Zerbl, Duerght Uthe Which one ' s the student? L. to R, Raw 1: Gale Graf, Terri Carroll, Janet Harris, Joan Bostic, Elizabeth Brown, Walter Donhue, Dierdre Guest. Row 2: Craig Rostin, Mike Hurm, Jeff Hagerman, Bob Hall, Margaret Shirk. r - fltHimwffaffwiiniiiiiriff ' 7iri [TrniiirriiriirirM-— mr- L. to R.: Robin Shindler, Vike Veleb- ir, Chuch Vaughn, Doug Womer, Dove Kmeft, Brenda Zellers, Craig Dorney, Toni Mogni, Gary Town- send, Becl y Watts, Bill Wilta. 63 L. to R. Row 1: Diane Mraz, Sue Lesseig, Pam Long, Jackie Mitchell, Jean Wolfinger. Row 2: Larry Miller, Richard Ochman, Terry Kress, Gerard Lawrence, Lance Kessler, Craig Paliembo, Tom Keasey, Gary Linir Meckley, Richard McVey. Row 3: Tony Lopiccolo, Doug Mclnlosh, Brian Damon, Denise Pegg, Randy Crews, David Karabaich. L fo R.. Brayton Robinson, Brian Vilz, Al Iggi, Bob Snyder, Janet Ernst, Benton Harbor, Jacquie Dowson, Ronald Sentz, Linda-Sue White, Dave Markel, Karen Tosco. 65 ' .%- - 66 ■• iSmS SSBBS H ' ' ' ' Orgamzatms . The Student Senate was confronted with numerous decisions this year. However, the ideals of the Senate as a representative body of the students were not compromised. It has strived to enhance the academic and social life of the students here at York, and in doing so has further strengthened its power for the future. Student Senate vAs:,o ' ::i.3iitkMMam siiiiWX t,-iw: ' i it uii.u , itl s -vv 69 opy editor MorizoH 1970 This year the Horizon staff got off to an early start, but as usual the deadline grew nearer and the staff members gradually diminished. The photographers snapped pictures wildly while the editor and lay out editor worked full speed ahead and the copy editor wrote madly. We met our deadline and the Horizon went to press! We hope you enjoy it!! Margaret Shirk, Layout edil en Schoendorf, Editor in chief. 70 -::::Mssssiss sssmBBS sss r GENERAL PARKING — AREA Brian Thomas (B. T.), faithful lensn Afro-Anterican Club Jo Barber, Willie Howard, Ron Stringer, Joe Freeland, Roxie Johnson, Juanita Cu Bill Love, Ted Ritter, Aneida Thompson, Robert Ba rnes, Phil Jennings, WyeP Kadio Club Rick Rydell, Rick Koefoed, Bob Heizenrether, Drake Ov Yamarick, Ralph Fickwick, Mr. Behan. Steve Stavitz, Jack Morey, Tom Dinsmore, Jim Dixon, Mike Kern, Dave 72 k:;vXvBisiiuoffi!QC !saiaiiaiKfiB ' s Orgamzatiom Alpha Mu Gamma Alpha Rho Sigma Band Booster Club Chi Delta Chi Choir Future Secretaries Association German Club History Club Intercultural Club Lamba Sigma Chi Men ' s Residence Council AAu Eta Cappa Phi Theta Kappa Phi Delta Phi Political Affairs Club Society for the Advancement of Management Varsity Club Veterans Club Women ' s Residence Council Chess Club Photo Club Masked Media Next year if the organizations respond to the portraits schedule their pictures will appear in the yearbook. 73 ■£ ' t.ft( J « ' Sim w ffMwj i ' i rtw ' - V,  74 ,.ii .i ' Lii iviUuiU;lAl lli Check the guy in the white socks Scccer . . . The ' 69 season for the York soccer team was one of glorious victories. The combined efforts of Mr. Cummings ' fine coaching and the inspiration of co-captains Jim May and Chuck Richards, along with the never-tiring hustle of the players made a united, hard- working team. Jim May, from Dover, broke two scoring records and was named by the All-American selection committee as a member of the All- East team. He scored 26 goals in 10 games and had 7 goals in a single game against George Mason College. Since this team is in fine academic standing and all are returning, York fans can be assured of another fine sea- son next year. ' SI f S • Only one quarter left Soccer Scores We They Messiah College 2 8 Shippensburg State 3 6 Wilmington College 12 Shippensburg State 4 3 Catonsville C. C. 3 3 Wilmington College 7 George Mason College 12 5 Lock Haven State 2 Allentown College 4 Lincoln University 1 2 77 . ' - What poise N,-. ' . P.F. Flyers do wonde [: s 3 79 ao We can make it if we try!! t ;. . , ; .■■ - ; 4 C- Feels good all ovei 81 Qirls ' Tield Mockey Although this was York ' s first year in inter-collegiate girls ' hockey we are very proud of the effort of the team. The in- spiration and great coaching given by Mrs. Koons was a real uniting factor. The future of the team looks good and fall of ' 71 is a whole new ball game. It ' s still there Linda 82 Kvm sim i ssiBL Mockey Scores We They Lebanon Valley 1 6 Messiah 1 3 Kutztown State 2 1 Lancaster Bible 3 Millersville 3 6 83 How did I ever get info this whol ' :! ult. l ' .lIll ' ' :lAlllii1l lw. JlL I Ooooh Paaat Cross Country Twenty three minutes and fifty six seconds, come on Ga I ' ll trip him as soon as he corners this tree. We They Messiah College 30 25 Bowie State 19 44 Mt. Saint Mary ' s 44 18 Baptist Bible 29 28 St. Francis 21 38 Montgomery 24 33 Susquehanna Univ. 42 20 Lebanon Valley 31 24 Bainbridge 29 27 Lincoln Univ. 27 30 The York College Cross Country team under the coaching of Mr. J. Jaquet achiev- ed a hard fought winning season. Captain Fred Bianco and Terry Lieb were the only returning lettermen from the previous sea- son. Despite this, the young team posted 8 wins and 7 losses, and placed third in team competition at the Region 19 of N.A.I.A. meet at Millersville. Freshman Gary Townsend was the leading runner for York crossing the finish line first 11 times in 14 meets, and establishing three new course records. The highlight of the season came when York claimed three vic- tories in a quadrangular meet at Allentown driving its record to 5-4, and on to a winning season. ver and through the woods . . . : m : . :i :. ' - ' . m. - . ' ' -X - Zi wii ' Sf l. ' : - -.- it pi - 1 , 89 Jntramural Jo ot ball . Intramural football Is the answer to the re-echoing question What ' s there to do around here? The numerous commuter and dorm leagues provide recreational activities. They also encour- age the students to develop competitive skills and sportsmanlike conduct. 90 ChampioHskip and Kumer-Up owl Winner— Bombers Second— AAonn ' s Raiders Third— Bummers Fourth — Benders 9 basketball . . thing wilh basketball Scores J 969-70 We They U.S. Naval Fleet 75 92 Luther Rice College 102 78 St. Francis Sales 103 63 Delaware St. 54 92 Lock Haven St. 97 104 George Mason College 111 93 Quantico Marines 72 98 Shelton College 95 59 St. Mary ' s St. 84 72 Southeastern Univ. 110 87 Wilmington College 119 88 Virginia Commonwealth 76 95 Susquehanna Univ. 71 89 California St. 77 100 . ,■...,. .. ,,.... .:, .. ...M t.,-:,.„...., :.HBi,aiiBM;imit!0«EiaiMMiM - ; -4 Another two points for York. Sign him up for Modern Dan Tighten up. ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ' ' ■ - - ■ ' -■ ' -■-n- '  ' --- ' ' - ' = - -°- ' -- Now listen you guys Pose for the rebound. 95 freshman Scores We They Penn St. 108 95 Delaware St. 53 62 Lock Haven 82 73 Stevens Trade 74 107 Delavi are St. 61 74 Shelton 88 65 Stevens 56 64 Lock Haven 81 95 Penn St. (Berks) 114 58 Susquehanna 80 58 California St. 43 98 Susquehanna 68 88 mi I III nil Hill iiiiiiii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiii The Flying Dutchmen began the year anticipating a very tough season, and that is just what they got. But with grim determination and hustle Jack Jaquet ' s squad posted a fine 13-11 record. Dropping Jr. colleges and adding bigger four year colleges and universities to the schedule made their going tougher than in previous years. Highlighting the year was the hard fought victory over the much taller Quantico Marine team. Good outside shooting and fast breaking paid off, as it did throughout the season, as York posted a pulsating 71-69 decision over the Marines. Coach Jaquet is looking forward to next season with the addition of some fine talent from the ' 69- ' 70 freshman team. 97 Wrestling . . Why don ' t they give us hamburgers?? Pensive thought while bench warming. Mama said there would be days like this nv■ ■ :: iik•i}■- i ■u m;;i;w . ?T ' i , a¥«.Y:; iiTi7«H3ii ' iTi iittM«ui« ' ( I really feel bad about that cup cake I ate tocJay. 99 Wrestling Scores 1970 We They Phila. Bible 42 Eastern Baptist 46 Wrestling Quad.: Lynchburg 39 3 Monmouth 27 9 Western Maryland 8 35 Scranton Univ. 25 11 Dickinson College 16 19 Millersville St. 3 43 Lincoln Univ. 25 10 Wrestling Season This past winter, York ' s Wrestling Team started a new era in intercollegiate competi- tion. Under the direction of Coach David Steiler, the team experienced triumph, defeat, and more importantly a growing enthusiasm for true athletic competition. There were many accomplishments this first year as a four year college, and the team had a very successful season, with a record of 9-3. Even now along with Coach Steiler, the team is looking forward to the return next season of the entire squad and another winning season. Many spectators, and, of course, all non- followers of wrestling fail to realize that the actual matches represent a very small fraction of the time involved in this sport. You can do it Keest 101 Pete AAulay, Jack Marteu, Jim Keesee, Randy Ruth, Pat McCaffery, Steve Burnett, Bernie Dunlavy, Chuck Richards, John Fiorell, Steve Schedin, John Stermon, Carl Hostetler, Dan Reinhard, Julia DiBerardo, Steve Echert, David Steiler ( coach), Scot Brennaman, 103 Captivated crowd 104 106 Mtivities Mistletoe M die — Vork Christmas formal . . . Beware ot the alligator!?? !I0 Now, about the copy. l See my new shoes? i mm mm s itiH K« It ' s too early for ten - Z What ' s your major? AAove over just a little to the right. 115 ' ' Jp What would we do without blueberry muffins ;;. r.vciiftir.TT. ' SfiSSEnr First big day at YCP Do you have the feeling we ' re al 117 See my new wig? 119 You want to see Dean Mellander? Numbered among the missing. 3  ' --.i ft ii l • ' in i M III i ' ry- ; ■k l M •53 -- ' i 1 tOOM iMU OURS SM. r 1300pm- 1030pm SM 4:Q0wl|:3Q « SUN. 3:OOm-IOOQfc 5 1 H i«y . iJ r 1 l  HL ■■■; ■ .-• ' ■ . , K.. ■A b 1) V Get it together!! ' hit the white ball first? To groove or not to gn 123 THE BIRDS ARE COMING ... I think??? Zhmgs and People to Kemember . . . 127 Zhings and People to Kemember . . . (28 va ' gr.T ' rr T ' TnTi rr-r Mgjf. Ti v i i ' t i fnnitrj n-TrrnTrTtfrrffiTnrri ' aTn ' B — — - • FOR REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM --1. W ' MHMIi mmmm (Kp„- i ' gj ' t