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

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Table of Contents A Student Guide to YCP 4 Administration and Faculty 32 Seniors: Associate Degrees 54 Seniors: Baccalaureate Degrees 57 Sports 78 Organizations and Activities 112 Senior Index 162 I M I MkM - FILLER

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Introduction Observe always that everything is the resuh of change. Grovv th reflects change, and w ithout change there is stagnation. Throughout the past year York College of Pennsylvania has not allowed itself to become stagnant, but has experienced varying degrees of change. Some changes, most notably a new president. Dr. Robert V. losue, have received almost limitless recognition. Other changes have gone almost unnoticed. We have had name changes: the Ray A. Miller Administration Building, the Cora Miller Art Gallery, and Beard Hall. We have a new woman ' s volleyball team; a new student publication, the SPECTRUM; a Master ' s degree program in Business Administration; and we have purchased Country Club Manor Apartments. The students, faculty, and administration have watched these changes and have been affected by them. The staff of this yearbook has recorded these transitions so that we will all be better able to remember the changes that have opened many new horizons. The HORIZON Staff James A. Maraska Editor-in-Chief

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A STUDENT , W f.-fX GUIDE . WLi TO YCP ' • A Administration Building The Ray A. Miller Administration Building houses administrative offices, a computer center, an art gallery, and A-4 the classroom that no one can ever find. Each Spring and Fall, the building becomes a Mecca for students who make their annual pilgrimage to the scheduling office in order to choose their upcoming classes. It would be erroneous to assume that such an important building even exists, without also considering its staff of hardworking individuals. These people are not unwilling to solve students problems, those ranging from financial aid to new parking stickers. It is correct to say that this staff consti- tutes the ver} ' backbone of YCP. Art I don ' t know what it is, but I like it. The average YCP student ' s knowledge of fine art barely extends beyond the graphs in his math book. For those students who wish to expand their sterile environment of lines, vectors, and diagrams, York College provides the Cora Miller Art Gallery. Recently renamed in honor of ex- President Ray A. Miller ' s wife, the gallery pres- ents exhibits done by local artists and is open to the public. Autumn The advent of Autumn upon the campus brings with it new and returning students anx- ious to resume their studies and college activities. The semester begins with registration, buying books, meeting old and new friends, and settling into the daily routine. ' With the falling of the last leaves from the campus trees, finals ' week arrives along with the much needed semester break.