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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

J i onzon 1982 L ofK C-oiteae of f- enniuit ania IJotk, P 17405 Volume 40 lObin Marie Shodle Editor elindo A. Kuethe Business Manager eresa Anne Frowley Photography Editor lizobeth Stephens Copy Editor ZJabce Of Contenid Title Page 1 Opening 2-9 Acodemics 10-31 Activifies 32-61 Seniors 62-91 Student Life 92-113 Sports 114-143 Spring otYCP 144-151 Groduotion 152-156 Editor ' s Note 157 Advertising 156-159 Credits Specif icotions 160 HORIZON ro HORIZON ... no this is nor jusr related ro us — rhe year- book staff ... oil of us or YCP hove a claim ro rhis phrase . . . o HORIZON is defined as o meeting between two things . . . when we look ot where we ore and rhink of where we wonr ro be — we are rhinking in terms of HORIZON to HORIZON . . . this is exactly whot we, rhe 1982 HORIZON staff, hove in mind for the present yearbook . . . we wont to strive for an even higher niche in photojournolism . . . bur rhen ogoin, oil individuols and organizations of YCP hove the desire ro achieve greorer fears than rheir predecessors did ... so, our goal is ro cover os effecfive- ly OS possible all of rhe efforts of everyone at YCP in achieving their ven- ture from one HORIZON ro a new HORIZON 2 Opening rhe firsr way ro show these efforts is through the involvement of individuals . . . through the many activities which hoppen ot YCP . . . whether it be playing football ... or enjoying the semi-formal ... or be- ing student body president . . . socializing in Campbell . . . participating in a mock debote . . . studying . . . singing and doncing our heorts out . . . cramming before on exam ... or mony other events . . , we are certoinly o student body that is always involved opening and then we hove our administration , , . riney too ore in- volved . . . 1982 proved to be o yeor of recognition for v ork well done ... Dr. Frank P, Mussano was appointed as Dean of Student Affairs . . . Cothy Velez was also appointed to o new position — Director of Stu- dent Activities . . . with these appointments came new responsibilities, new hopes, ond mony new goals . . . but we the student body ot YCP ore proud and secure to hove Cathy and Frank in these new positions! 4 Opening 1982 . . . o new year and new experiences , . . new faces in oil the old places . . . whor were some of these new happenings? ... for some jusr being on YCP ' s college campus ... for others, being in dif- ferent roles than fhe year before . . some of us found new reading moteriol, but would Mom approve . . . many become regulars in the Pub . others started relationships — and even got caught . . . some let their frustrotions out on the athletic fields . . . others tried to look like pro- fessional solesmen . . and even a few of us took time to enjoy our sur- roundings on a nice day ... but we all existed at YCP in o way that mode us leorn or least one new thing about ourselves Ope, some of us learned many things in our dosses . . . like how we love Chemistry . . . thot we ore really in the wrong major ... or that we ore still subjected to courses that we will never need ... but then some of us learned that we hove o natural talent ... be it piano playing . . . or be it just having o good time ot o party . . . ond then some of us will never hove the finesse of others . . . like those of us who wont to ploy pool — how about it Karen? ... but oil of us ot YCP give it our best . . . for mosr of us or YCP, our main reason for being here is for our future . . . we ore preparing . . . some will be future politicians . . . some wont to be morried to that special someone . . office jobs ore another goal . . . corrections is a big area of interest to many YCP students . . . many of us women just wont to be oble to be self-sufficient . . . ond some of us wont the chance to break into the publishing world ... no matter which of these goals we hod, we ptepored . . . now we realize that preparation wos on integrol port of our lives . . . without oil of it, we would hove nothing . . . but we do we hove our memories . . . December 1982 . . . the Winter Formal . . . Sue Clark was crowned Queen . . . more organizations were represented this yeor than ever before . . . Tim even took time to put a suit on . . . new relationships began . . . old ones continued to grow . . . many indulged in the spirit of the evening . . , everyone had a good time ... oh did we ever hove memories of that night . . . we could only wish the Spring Formal would come soon d Opening FUN . . . rhor ' s exactly whor everyone looUed for in 1982 ... if we couldn ' t find it, we mode it ... be if with our friends ... or with new acquaintances we hoppened to meet . . . these new faces quickly become old fomilior faces . . . one sure place to see these foces was at MURPH ' S . . . almost everyone goes to YCP ' s favorite hangout ot one time or onother ... I guess you could soy a binding troit of this year ' s stu- dent body was that we oil wonted to hove o good time! . . . we were determined to . . . moybe different means of doing so . . . but the gool was the same . . . 1962 proved to be the year of pleasure-seeking through many octivities and events! Opening 9 .-Afcademicd . . . cademicd . . . . rcademicS . . . .y cadi emicd . . . 10 ■ ' Acodemics Academics . . . ArcademicA . . . AtcadentlcA . . . cadi emicd [■ fedldent odue: lue Meard of f- roqreAAion President Robert V. losue INI T On November 18, 1982, the Horizon sroff was afforded on interview with President losue on the occasion of his fifth anniversary in office. Here, we met o man of many focets; a man of dreams and goals; and a man who has pledged himself to the continued progress of York College. As President, Dr. losue hos seen masters level work become a fact. The MBA program has grown strong. Under his direction, a four-year nursing curriculum has grown, ond this year, a computer information systems program has evolved. Also, o sound minors program has been developed. He continues to promote a strong, pre-determined core of liberal arts which is re- quired by all majors. In this area, he gives credit to the firm support he enjoys from the faculty. Also, Q further achievement during his term hos been the offiliotion of York College with other schools, notably Columbia University School of Engineering, American University, Villonovo, and the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. losue ' s goals for the future ore both personal and professional. Professionolly, he looks forward to additions to and the enhancing of the academic programs. His admitted personal gools ore to see York College more widely recognized throughout the country, and to see York College gain admission to the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference. There is also Robert losue the fund raiser. A strong endowment program is a must, and in this area he is a tireless performer. His goal — on endowment program that equals o one year budget. Finally there is Robert losue the teacher. He does not maintain on aloof distance from his students. Dr. losue still finds rime to reach o moth class every semester. He speaks with en- thusiasm of working with his students. Under the direction of Robert losue, York College will continue to grow; and it will be o ploce where the students may grow also. 12 President losue 1 Deon Williom A. DeMeesrer presenting Cooch Toe Ho Nom wirh his first paycheck from YCP. 2. Deon Fronk P Mussono pondering the options of the latest problenn- :f y r ffew Srace in ML f- d . aminiitration Dr. Frank P. Mussono, former Director of Srudenr Acriviries at York College, has been named Deon of Student Affairs. Dr. Mussono replaced Dr. Richard Coll, YCP ' s Deon of Student Affairs for fhie post nine years, who accepted a post os Vice-President of Stu- dent Affoirs at the Stote University of New York or Delhi. In his new position. Dr. Mussono is responsible for the management, coordination and supervision of the Division of Student Affairs at the College, which includes the plonning, direction and administration of oil facets of division services and programs. The YCP Division of Student Affoirs includes financial old, residence life, student activities, counseling ond testing, career plonning, placement, health services and intercollegiate othletics. Dr. Frank Mussono come to York College in February 1974 as the Director of Residence Life. He assumed the duties of Director of Student Activities in 1977, where he was responsible for oil non- ocodemic student progromming. Prior to his ex- perience Of York College, he served as a vocational evoluotor and coordinator of research at the Rehobilitotion ond Industrial Training Center of York. He holds o bachelor ' s degree in educotion from the Pennsylvania State University, o master ' s degree in counseling and personnel services from the University of Maryland, and his doctorate in community college administration from Novo University. YCP ' s Deons 13 YCP BOARD OF TRUSTEES W. Burg Ansrine. Esq. Louis J. Appell, Jr. John L. Atkins, M.D. John E. Baker, II H. Douglas Campbell, Jr. Donn I Cohen, Esq John P. Connelly, Emerirus Walters. Ehrenfeld Rodger K. Furse Russell G. Gohn Mrs, Bernard Gordon James O. Green Bruce A. Grove, M.D. John F. Grove, Jr. Horlowe Hordinge Frederick D. Holliday Benjamin A. Hoover, II, M.D. John W. Kennedy David C. Mcintosh Frank Motter Roy 5. Noonon Benjamin M. Root Mrs. George E. Schenck John C. Schmidt Marvin G. Sedom, Emerirus Frederick B. Shearer, Jr. Mrs. William S. Shipley Beouchomp E. Smith, Emeritus Horace E. Smith, Esq. H. Margaret Swartz Charles 5. Wolf Mrs. Mark Woodbury ALUMNI BOARD Frederick A. Bianco Gregory Brenneman Martin V. Brillhorr H. Douglas Campbell, Jr. Linda Gennett John R. Herr June Rehmeyer Heistand Nevin Imhoff Mock Johnson James Robert Katherman Royce Kohr John Kunsier Robert A. Lease, Jr. Steven Martin Mary Rogue Meisenhelter Donald Murphy Norman Olewiler Cathy Pandolfino Elizabeth Rodda Nowell Smith Jon Wolgomurh 1 The Doord of Trustees, along wirh President losue and Mr. Ilges, look over the agendo for today ' s meeting. 2 The 1981-1982 Alumni Doord ond Eloine Toylor, Alumni Coordinator, take time for o picture prior to their meeting. w TiNf i r m 14 Doord of Trustees ond Alumni Doord y dministration and taff Morgorer 5. Arwood, B.S Librorion Charles P. Bailey Bookstore Manager Charles C. Boll Supervisor of Moinrenonce Jennifer S. Brown Editor of tine SPARTAN Lorraine Burr Vice-President of thie Student Body Nancy L. Clingan, B.A Director of Admissions Albert Cooney Supervisor of Operations Mildred A. Cottingham, R.N College Nurse Bradle ' J. Culbertson, M.Ed Director of Finonciol Aid John T. Cusman, B.S Assistant ot tfie Business Monoger Robert E. Danner, Jr., B.A Admissions Counselor David E. Davies. B.S Admissions Counselor Judy DeMeester, B.S Admissions Counselor Beh ' a Dickman, R Recorder Joseph VV. Dougherty, M.A Director of Special Programs Scooter Farling President of the Student Body Debra K. Fegeh , B.S Director of Public Relations Deirdre A. Folkers, B.S Coordinator of Academic Computer Center Jeff Camber Assistant Director of Admissions George Hammen Monoger of Food Services Fred W. Ilges, Ed.M Business Manager Jack C. Jaquet, M.S Director of Atfiletics Neil Kerns Treasurer for thie Student Body Heywood C. Knight, M.H. and M.Div Advisor of Afro-American Club Robert Leister Assistant to the Finonciol Aid Director Elizabeth C. Lovett Coordinotor of Independent Activities Richard B. McCart -, B.A Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Ra Tnond J. Melato, B.S Director of Administrative Services Conrad F. Mihalek, B.A Director of Security Edward C. Nichols, M.S Director of Residence Life John Orwig Assistant, Computer Operations Deb Rorobough Intramural Director Dorothy R. Root, M.A Director of Placement Leo Ruvolis, CD. P., M.Ed Director of Computer Operations Jean L Semmelman, M.Ed Director of Academic Advising and Scheduling Robin Marie Shadle Editor of the HORIZON Lance Snyder Art Director Christina Surace Secretory of the Student Body Jerry E. Sweitzer, B.A Editor, News Bureou and Assistant to the Director of Public Relotions F. Elaine Taylor, B.A Alumni Coordinator Stephen R. Uzanus Radio Station Manager Cathy Velez, M.A Director of Student Activities John M. Wompler, M.D College Physicion Kim Wontz Staff Membet Student Activities Eldon S. We bb, M.S Assistant to the President Calvin H. Williams, B.S Assistant to the Business Manager Henn, ' Wilkes Assistant Manager, Food Services David H. Witmer, M. Ed Assistant to the Deon of Academic Affoirs Administrative Listing 15 1 Mr. Ilges is thinking of oil of rfie things this check could buy for the college 2, Noncy Clingon owoiring the orrivoi of o potenriol student thinks obout whor to discuss, 0. Mrs, Semmelmon ossists this student in scheduling, 4 Mr. Dougherty tokes time out to give us o smile 5. Who could possibly decide nor ro come to YCP after meeting our terrific odmissions counselors? 16 Administration 1, Mr Roymond J Meloto, Director of Ad- ministrative Services, 2 Mr Conrod Mihoiek, Direc- tor of Security, 3. Mr. Lonce Snyder. Art Director 4 Mr Leo Ruvolis. Director of Computer Services 5 Mr Eldon Webb, Assistont to the President 6 Mrs i June Curry. Resident Holl Director m Administrotion 17 i I Foculty Dr Richard Achrzehn Asst Professor of Phiysicol Educotion hobbies running for fitness ond building projects oround my home Anthony J Alesi Asst Ptofessor of Business. Dennis A Alessi, J D Instructor of Dehoviorol Sciences Marianne Allen , . . Instructor of Nursing , , hobbies: needlepoint Joy Allison Periodicol Speciolist — Librory. Dr Florence L Ames Asst Professor of English hobbies: omoteur phorogrophy, comping, hiking, embroidery, travel, gardening, mopeding Astrid Anderson Asst Professor of Business Administration hobbies horsemonship, swimming Dr Doyd E Arnold . Asst Professor of Business Administra- tion hobbies refinishing furniture, building items from wood or old scraps Dr Williom H Ashbough , , Professor of Behavioral Sciences. Morgoret 5. Atwood Assoc. Professor — Heod Librarian hobbies writing light verse, public speoking Irene Jurbolo Austin . . . Asst Professor of Biologicol Sciences. Dr Philip J Avillo, Jr . Assoc Professor of History Dr Von W Baker Professor of English hobbies: travel. John F Darbor Asst Professor of Business Administration. Dr. Deon 5. Bornard, Jr Professor of English . hobbies: reoding, gardening, raising ond training lobrodor retrievers, trovel, music. Leti poge 1 D( Philip J Avillo 2 lay Allison Dr Von R Dokei d Dr Deon 5 Dofoord 5 Dr Doyd Arnold Ttiis page 1 Dr Florence Ames 2 fXichord Aciitieiin 3 Morqorer Arwood Foculiy 19 Jeonine R, Dorr . . Assr. Professor of Speech , . hobbies: oc- ting, reading, ond communicoring wirh people. Dr. Richord P. Borteiger . . . Assr. Professor of English . . . hob- bies: fly fishing, woodworking, ond writing. Anne W. Bender . . Instructor of Nursing. Gory E. Bittner . Assr Professor of Criminol Justice ... in- volved in Human Rights Monitoring Projea. Dr. Chorles W. Boos . . Professor of Geogrophy . hobbies: oaing ond directing. Kothy D. Broce . . . Asst. Professor of Sociology . . . hobbies: crafrs, fish, plonts, ond food. Dr Glenn Brierchecl . . . Assoc Professor of Business Ad- ministrotion . . . hobby: ovid golfer Dr. Deon Cheesebrough . . . Professor of Educotion . . . hob- bies boating ond hiking. Df. Richord Clark . . . Professor of Biology . . . hobbies: hunt- ing, fishing, photogrophy, birding, and woodworking. Dr. Robert Denoncourt . . . Professor of Biology . . . hobbies: reseorch, running, ond fishing- Alejandro DeVonguordio . . Asst. Ptofessot of Languages . hobbies: building model ships for museums. Martin 5 Devers . Asst. Professor of Criminol Justice . . . hob- bies chess, stomp collecting, ond music. Dr. Paul W Diener . . , Assoc. Professor of Religion and Philosophy . . hobbies: gardening, reseorch, refinishing furniture. this page 1 Gory Birrner 2 Dr Deon Cheesebrougti and Dr Robert Den Morrin Devers Righr page 1 Sherry Drown 2 Jeonine Dorr 3 Df Chorles Docs and Dr Tom Hall 4 Alejandro DeVonguordio 5 Dr Paul W Diener. 20 Faculty Foculry 21 This poge 1 Father Joe 2 RlchOfd Forrell Jocquelln Horrlngron 4 Suson Grossman 5 Ellzoberh Garrhly Right poge 1 Chorlotre Gorwold 2 delgnon farrelly 3 Dr Thomos Hall 22 Faculty Chorles F- Dye Assoc Professor of Business hobby reloxing or my cabin Richord D- Forrell . - - Instrucror In Theoter deignon forrelly . . Coordinotor of AV Services hobbies: origami and classic automobiles Jeon Fultz Director of Health Record Administration. Fredrick 5. Gaschen . . Assr Professor of Business Administration. Dr Brian R Glondon Asst Professor of Educo- tlon . - hobbies skiing, mortial arts, othlerics, booting, ond travel. Charlotte K Gotwold Asst Professor of Sociology. Suson H. Grossmon . . . Instrucrot of Nursing . hobbles: leorning about computers, sewing, and sports. Betty M Guidoro Asst Professor of Mathemotics . hobbies: cars (roce, ontique, ond sports), ond needlework. Normon J Holdemon . Asst Professor of Com- puter Science . . . hobbies: londscoplng ond masonry. Dr Thomas Holl . Asst Professor of Speech Dr Eliot Hommer . . . Asst. Ptofessor of Monogement. Jocquelin Horrlngton Asst Professor of Nursing . . . hobbles, music and comping Dr Aline Morrison . . . Asst. Professor of Chemistry - . hobbies: flying, skiing, ttovel, ond counseling. Faculty 23 ZJalent Uhrough f- ride One moy try ro guess o man ' s nofionolity by his nome. Guessing wirh Professor Hosch would cease the moment he spoke, for his rich German occent immediately reveols his homeland He ' s on exciting person to listen to; he has o weolth of knowledge about Get- mon culture; also, a deep pride in his heritage as his office walls reveal In 1968, when York College wos in the process of expanding from o two yeor college to o four yeor college, Herr Hosch poid o visit — out of cutiosity, And now we know where this hos ledl As Herr Hosch and his family settled in the oteo, he became very owore of the cultutol similarities between his Getmon hometown ond Seven Volleys, Po, The formlond ond the language dialect was identicol In 1978, Herr Hosch ttonsloted some old Pennsylvonio Dutch documents for the com munity of Seven Valleys One manuscript led to onothet and Hett Hosch become in volved in the teseotch of the histoty of Seven Valleys, This led to the writing of several or tides on the Pennsylvania Getman people, Mr, Armond Gladfelter was so impressed tho he osked Herr Hosch to wtite the foteword for Volume 2 of the history of Seven Volleys Hetr Ho ' th states he fell in love with the community . . . thot he feels like he ' s lived in Seven Valleys fot 250 yeots In 1981, Herr Hosch was asked to be o feotute speoket at the town ' s festivol. In honot of the occasion he wtote o poem and set it to music. But the community olso hod o ptesent fot Herr Hosch, the song was adopted os the official song ond he wos also mode on honofoty citizen of Seven Valleys, Hetr Hosch — we may guess your nationolity, but yout many focets ate on intetesting sufpfise to us! This poge 1 Heinz Hosch being made on honorary cirizen by the moyor of Seven Volleys 2 Heywood Knighr Right page ■ Rurh P Kothermon 2 Archibold How Donotd L Holroyd 4 Soroj Khonno 5 Dr Carl Hatch 24 Faculty Dr Carl E Hotch Assoc Professor of History hobbies: flying, pistol shootirig, bockpocking, and photogrophy James I Heindel Instructor of Respirotory Theropy hobbies gardening ond stamp collecting- Susan M Herceg Instructor in Nursing hobbies sewing, swimming, and gardening Deon Hess Instructor of Respirorory Therapy hobbies: electronic games, gardening, working on an old house, and sports Donald L. Holroyd . . Asst, Professor of English . hobbies: gardening, poetry, ond travel Heinz L Hosch , Assoc Professor of Longuoges hobbies: local Pa Dutch history, geneology, hiking, ond most of all, my 5 children Archibald How Asst Professor of Business Administrotion hobbies: soiling, tennis, and ontiques Jock Jacquef Assoc Professor of Physical Education hobbies dogs and scouts Dr Edward Jones Assoc Professor of English Mary Lou Kospufis . . . Instructor of Nursing. Ruth P. Kothermon Asst Professor of Psychology hob- bies rock collecting, plants, onimols, fencing, ond astronomy Dr Sodari Khonno . . , Professor of Physics hobbies, tennis ond chess 5oroj Khonna Asst Professor of History Corolyn Kreomer . Instructor of Nursing Foculty 25 Dr Melvin A Kulbicki Assr Professor of Political Science hobbies chess end bridge Dorothy K Logunowich Assr Professor and Archivist of the LIbrory. Brook I, Londis Assoc Professor of Business Administtotion, David C Lawrence Asst Professor of Business Administtotion Koten L Leidy instructor of Nursing . . . hobbies: traveling, skiing, photogtQphy, gourmet cooking, ond pets. Frederick D. Leinheiser Asst Ptofessor of Accounting. Dt. Thomas D Lepson Assoc Ptofessot of Business Administtotion. John 5. Levisky . Instructor of Criminoi Justice . hobbies: photography ond otchaeology P Frank Lisk Professot of Business Administtotion . hob- by trovel Dr Annette Logon Assoc Ptofessot of Recreation . . hob- bies conoeing, comping, swimming, ond music Ciofo Long Assoc Ptofessor of Nursing Potfick Mosso Asst Ptofessor of Physicoi Education . hob- by: soccer Dr Corolyn F Mothur Assoc Professor of Biology hob- bies women ' s issues, piano, and reading. Dr. Benjomin McKulik Assoc. Professor of English hob- bies: dog frisbee, tropical fish, horses, and poetry. Suson R McMillan Reference Librorion hobbies danc- ing, painting, ond troveling m: 26 Faculty [ if Left page 1 Dr Thomas Lepson 2 Dr Annerre Logon Dr Melvin Kulbicki This page 1 John 5 Levisky 2 Df Dfook Londisond members of rhe wresriing teom Susan R McMillan. 4 Dr Carolyn Morhur 5 Patrick J Masso Foculry 27 Cjoali — .Achieved hfouah L hanqt Whof is your major; whor ore you going ro do after groduorion ' ' These ore rhe questions osked of oil students. By rhe time you ' ve reoched your senior yeor. the gools ore usuolly deor-cut — chonging boors in mid-streom is usually for freshmen Dovid Polk always wanted to be o doctor — loved science — still do. His first two years of undergraduate work were spent at Columbus: the last two years at Boldwin-Wollace in Berea, Ohio Dr Polk was a pre-med biology major, ond hod even opplied to medical school. Then two quarters before graduation, I looked around of what I wos doing . . thought I was missing something in life With oil of the sociol unrest of the sixties, he felt his sociology courses seemed ro offer solid theories and concepts, the sociology professors seemed to be relevant people ' Dr Polk graduated from Baldwin-Wallace in 1970 with a B,5. in biology, ond o decision to pursue his study of sociology. With the universol requirement of students — o need for money, he opprooched Kent Stote, speoking to the Choirmon of the sociology deportment The end result was an assistantship to rhe Assistont Director of culturol longuoges, and o return to studies. Graduation with an M.A. in 1972 brought him foce to foce with the initial question of what do you do after groduorion He began applying to various social agencies. Then he heard that York College of Pennsylvonio wos looking for o sociology professor Dr Polk hos filled rhat position since September of 1972. His octive intellectuol curiosiry — I love learning about things ' — keeps him a perpetual student. Since 1973 he has been working toward his doctorote ot Cotholic University, this olso hos become o reality. He enjoys academic research, and looks for ways ro ignite the interest of his students. By applying his knowledge outside of the classroom he is able to return with results that moke sociology real to his students. His academic reseorch deols wirh sociology of religion. For sociol ogencies such os Cotholic Services ond rhe Children ' s Home of York, he deals with program evaluation — are they effective and accomplishing what they ore supposed to In the field of marketing research, he recently worked on o survey in conjunction wirh rhe York Fair to determine exactly what shows people wanted to hear in the grandstand, Dr Polk soys, Sociologists prove the obvious Armed with his discipline ond its proofs, he returns to his students to show them how it works. His role of devil ' s advocate in the clossroom leods to mony lively ond exciting discussions; his way of encouraging intellectual curiosity, Whot ore you going to do oftet groduotion? Dr. Polk has shown us rhe choices ore mony. Df Pfoht 2 Dr Die 28 Foculry Conrod Mihoiek . , Director of Securiry . hob- bies: golf, bowling, wriring rickets Dr Jomes L. Mohorr , . . Associote Professor of Music hobbies opero, chamber music, rrovel Dr Ruth Moron Professor ond Choirmon Depr of Nursing hobbies golf, tennis, swimming Edword C Nichols Director of Residence Life hobbies: woodworking of ontiques tennis, swim- ming, soiling. Deboroh A Olewiler , . Part-time Secretary for Humoniries and Fine Arts hobbies mocrome. ceramics Lynn 5. Orlondo Assistont Professor of Educo- tion Deportment hobbies equestrion sports Shiom A. Osmon Professor of Art Education hobbies: moking tapestries Carmen H. Owen Associate Professor. Coor- dinator of Gerontology . . . hobbies: colligraphy. plants, freezing. Keith E Peterman Associote Professor of Chemistry . hobbies: running, ph ysicol fitness, camping, backpacking Dovid T. Polk Assistont Professor . . . hobbies sailing, downhill skiing Nina Reid . Assistont Professor of Education hobbies: sports, farming, tomlly — twin boys. 1 Dovid t Poii 2 Cormen H Owen 3 Leonid Murog Foculty 29 30 Faculty 2 Or Srephen E Wessley, 111 Joan A Reider Insrrucror Department of Nursing E Walter Richter Associote Professor of Speech ond Moss Communicotion hobbies; pottery, soiling Nancy J (Robertson Instructor hobbies: reading, hiking gardening Dorothy R, Root Director of Career Plonning and Counsel- ing hobbies travel, needlework, reoding J A Solvotore Assistont Professor of Music . . hobbies: record collection Sidney Soppington Assistant Professor hobbies: carpentry, mechanics, Professor Dole Souers , , . Associate Professor . hobbies: fencing, painting, fishing, connping. skydiving. Jean Sennmelmon , Director of Advising and Scheduling , hobbies travel, needlepoint, gordening Gerold Siegel Associate Professor of English hobbies; camping, reoding, music, dromo, swimming Dr C H- Suk Associote Professor of International Studies hobbies: tennis, opero. Robert H Terry Professor of Internorionol Relotions hobbies; camping, travel, photography Lynn S Warner Instructor of Nursing hobbies history, restoration of on old form house Srephen Wessley . . Associate Professor , , hobbies; medieval history Foculty 31 Activities . . . Actiuitied . . . Activities . . . Activi dlviiied . . . Activities . . . Activities . . . Activities . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Curry House ... Phonofhon for rhe Alumni . . . Food Drive for St. Poul ' s Lutheran Church . . . Dunking Doorh on Spring Weeisend ... In- ferfwine ' . . . ' Cup-of-Joe ' . . . Ah well. Borrom Row: Dove Dourrich, Deon DeCicco, Tim Stefon, Croig Wogner, Jon Lorkin, Joe Dicl in- son. Second Row: Greg Polio, Scon Mild, Low Ronnono, Joe Pisciorro, Tim Locke. Top Row: Greg Wimer, Steve Alfred, Jeff Kreuer. Tim Shoy. Andy McMofion, Tim Hoyes. W ■ ' fi H ' I t i F fcr0E Alpha There Chi ... Freshman Orienrarion . . . RSVP Banquet . . . Special Olympics . . . Intromurois . . . Funnel cokes on Spring Weekend . . . Alumni Phonofhon . . . Murph ' s Parties . . . Salvation Army Party . . . Donut and Raffle Soles. Groups intertwined with sisterhood and brotherhood describes these organizations. These groups participate in com- munity services os well as sociol services. The Greeks ore famous for the wide variety of sociol events they sponsor throughout the yeor. Dotfom Row Potty Reynolds, Jill Sfoio, Sharon Loder, Lisa Godufi, Donno SworTz, Cothy Cebulor. Second Row: Morgo Leoder, Koten Mogri, Judy Sweigert, Donno Anffiony, Lori Jocobus, Koren Kozlowski. Top Row: Robyn Oswald, Trocy Wfiire, Joner Zimmetmon, Liso Morgonrtioll, Trlcio Poidomoni, Judy Nissen, Roseonne Golcius. Phi Sigma Chi . . . we ore fami- ly ... I ' m a dying cockroach . . . Keg Hoses . . . Kill the Smile . . . pizza perries . . . Please be quief . . . Alumni Phonorhon iorrom Row L ' Z Connon Von Sprenkle, Colleen Anderson, Molio Cohen, Sue Ivey, Liso Voermon Second Row: iherry Miscevich, Tino Suroce, Grefojo Slichrer, Becky Young, Kelly Unger, Lisa Mohone, Jerri Anthes. Third Row: Jon jroft, Sue Lewis, Koren Rose. Drendo Resnick. Sue Froncello, Sherri Wolfe, Meredith Everett, Dane Diggins, Judy- Jerh Lizok Top Row: Katie Nice, Jennifet Mikulo. Nancy Concannon, Lynn Smith, Lisa Dowdy, Kim Agett, Pam Tros- le, Marie Burns. Sigma Delta Chi . . . meerings in he 1770 ' s room . . . Joe Fay . . . Jniversiry Club , . . Lirrle Sisrers . . . Aanor Norrh iottom Row Dove Ronko, Scorr Shakter, im Weigers, Greg Stecher Second Row: Kiort Buehler, Pete Bedrosion, Doug Ab- bott, Bill Walton, John Limperf. Top Row: hil Moriorty, Roy Patterson, Doug Eosly, .orry Dovis Jfnt erlwine dO, raaniza 9 tionA Greeks .35 Allied Health . . . Panel Discussion on Abortion . . . Tour of University of Maryland Hospital and Shock Trauma Center, Baltimore . . . CPR Certification . . . Aerobics Doncing Sponsored by Slim-Time Health Spas. Top Row: Morio Molescovich, Sue Lewis, Shoron Hoffmen, Mory Koy Meliisfi, 5uson Treocy, Moiio Cohen, Dob Wingel. Dortom Row: Deb Pino, Secretory; Lourolyn Kouonouhg, Vice President; Josepfi Kusfinerick, Pres.; Kim Sulzer, Alex MocDonoid Student Nurses Association . . . Na- rionol Convention each November . . . State Convention . . . Blood Pressure Screening . . , Pizza Parties ... Ice Cream Sociols. Top Row: Pof Grimmel, Dorb Seomeisrer, Jenny King. Bottom Row: Louise Montour. Treosurer; Jocl ie Perl ins, President; Drendo Eckerf; Joon Todf, Secretary. J- reparina lor ZJi omorfow 36 Clubs Dottom Row Unidenilfied. Trocey Perry Guy Dievenour, Mike Mullorkey Joon Londsberger, Eric Foust 2nd Row Don Wolsh. Rick Jacob. Mindy Gulden, Lindo Weinsiein, Dorb Snnlth. John Hirsi. Dole Souers Advisor 3rd Rov : Doug Wolff. Maureen Doucfier. Ron Houseal. Jofin Schleirer, Neil Kern. Liso Sterreit, Dob Hoensrein. Dorio Rodyk Top Row Gory Johnson, Dean Sprenkle, Korhy Chondler. Joner Hennigon, Mark Prego, Tino Stumbo. Liso Goduii, Ann Drown jciery for Advoncemenr of Monogemenr . . . Learning by doing and making misrokes ong the way , , , Arlonric City Trip . , . Semiformo! . , Winery Tour . . . Raffles . CPR , , . )eciQl Speakers imbdo Alpha Epsilon , , , Criminal isrice Society , , Tours ro Comp II Store Prison, FBI rour , Spring ' eekend . . . Greek Weekend Preparing for the future and Dving fun in tfie process is the iQin emphasis of each of these rgonizotions. Whether its o 3reer in the heolth core field, in usiness, or in criminalistics, the lembers of rhese orgonizorions how rhor the ortoinment of o ool is so much more meaningful hen there ore friends to shore it Irh. Dotrom Row: Drendo Resnick. Ann Dord, Rich Petix, Tony Arcuri, Wendy Shonnon Top Row Dob Joones, Lowrence Heirding, Moureen Doucher, Sondy Docon, Scort Mild Clubs 37 rJLife Jutiide tlie C-laarootn lAJalli When Q studenr needs ro escape from rhe tensions wirhin the clossroom, it ' s nice ro l now rhor rhere ore places to go and people he or she con be with rhor are nor ossociored with rhe ocodemic world of York College. The groups picrured here strive ro meer rhis goal in rhe ocriviries rhey plan and por- ricipore in. Phoenix . , . Service orgonizorion . , for srudenrs rv enry-five and older , . . Elder Fair Dunking Doorh . . . Spring Weekend Boorh . . . Peer Counseling group. Bottom Row Dr Florence Ames, Sherrie Holt Center r ov Melody Axe Top Row; Eric Solmon, Jennifer Drown Jackie Groybil Circle K . . . Service ro the campus and communiry . . . On-campus rours . . . Dance Marorhons . . . Special Olympics . . . Donur Soles . . . Roller Sharing . . . Picnics. Dorrom Row: Alex MacDonold, John Homey. Son- dy Tourf, John Dommel, Beth Feeley. Sondy Sferello, Liso Holtzmon, Center Row: Cindy Mat- thews, Lynn DIngmon, Peg Miller. Morgo Leoder, Joe Kushnerick, Cheryl Domoto, Gwynne Moloney, Roe Whorley. Devin Durhom, Top Row: Dill Geltz, Tom Best. Joon Londsberger, Cheryl Koons. Kendro Eichelberger, Carmen DiProspero, Diane Wiebel, 08 Clubs Foreign Srudenrs . , . Inner Harbor trip Hershey Pork . . . Square Dance . . . Valley Forge Picnic . . . Pizza Par- ries . , , Hayride. Dorrom Row Chon-Hing Mo, Mojgon Firoozi, Sophol Muy Mrs Dororhy Root, Keiko Sokomoki, Zondro Poredes, Sonyo Suorez. Keren Doron Top Row Sunil Gidumol, Zoid Al- Borgon, George Ngorio, Eric Wilson, Jossim Al- Lishlish, Don Uduko. Koilesh Shuklo Inrer-Varsity Chrisrian Fellowship . . . Non-denominofional Chrisrian group IVCF Inrernotionol Choprer . . . pro- moting Christian growth . . . thirty hour fast to sponsor a World Vision Child . . . Bible Studies. Bottom Row Micky Wesrenberger, Mortho Judd, Dovid Fritz, Kotey Burns, Vicki Sctieib. Solly Herr, Carmen DiProspero Center Row Billy Plitsch, Liso Holtzmon. Cheryl Domoto, Kendro Eichelberger, Joe Wesrenberger, Lindo Spoin, Michoel Burt, Joon Stioffer Top Row Kim Ferguson, Peter Stondhort, Brendo Eckert, Sharon Hoffmon, Eric Culbertson, Deb Rohrbough, Edward McMonness He-Men Women Haters , . . Volleyball Champs , , Footboll. Dosketboil , . Soft- ball - . MASH Parties . . . Deerfield Beach, FLA, Bottom Row Gory Johnson, Andy Ringgold, Chris Lynch, Jonet Hennigon, Isobel Cerqueiro, Vicki Nesley. Catherine Sweitzer Center Row Scott Lewis. Morty Schnoors, Bruce Botchelor. Guy Miller, Joy Reibsome. Deon Sprenkle. Mark Prego. Angelo Ferri. Top Row: Jeff Rurier. Mike Mollorkey. Mork Frank. Brion Culbertson, Chris Roth, Kevin Henderson. Ron Scifers. Inrrofraternol Council . . . Greek Weekend . . . Togo Run . . . Togo Party i . . . Spring Weekend Three legged Race Ar rhe head of ony large group, such os the Greeks on cam- pus, there must be a governing body, and at Y.C.P. the I.F.C. serves this purpose. QrU UUenJ 40 Greeks CL J partan — -At Ljeat of L nange ana Scandal 42 SPARTAN WVyC - ' lU People - Eette Iflanagenienl — M ' ujlier aListene Katingi — and 1 un S Tir F5 7 i r WVYC 4.3 Erotke ZJau J anpa C piiion LJmeaa Uneta cu 44 Greeks ft A e i fl ' • JUa igmu JUa igma AIDS . . . Canoe Trip . . . Whire Water Rafting . . . Repeling . . . Plant Sales . . . Inner Harb ' . . International Dinner Bottom Row: Daniel Strickler, Dorrell Eberly. Frank Conigiia. Center Row: Shoron Engle, Maggie Zondus, Marrie Inhof. Top Row: Dev Knipell, Trocey Smelfzer, Walter Sticklebavck. Bottom Row: Monico, Vol, DJ, Joon. Amy. Centet Row: Jean, Ron, Chris, Pom, Bug Top Row: Morgo, Jeon, Ginger, Mortho, Kelly 46 Clubs iHuior pecialtii Some people jusr don ' t ger enough from classroom srudies. These people form groups and even hold evenrs rhor ore centered around their major course of study. They truly learn while doing and hove o great time as well. Theotre Company . . , Numerous theatrical performances on campus. Sitting, Floor: Steve Alwine Sitting. Bench Sondro Lipsl y, Cheryl Wever. Judy Over Sionding Cliff McDoniel, Scott North, Dob Heisfond Clubs 47 H.O.D.C. 2 ecuritii and K JU( The organizations ore ofren overlooked, but ore still very necessary on campus for the benefit of the stucdents and off campus for the benefit of the community as a whole. f K 11. V W tdfi jP IJorl, ColL , Securll rufh and C-hai Some orgonizorions repre- sent truth and character and others promote these volues. These groups on these two pages do both. The members of these groups hove obtoined notionol recognition for whot they stand for and for what their members hove accomplished. Alpha Phi Sigma . . Criminol Justice Honor Society , Trips to Store Police Criminal Lob in Horrisburg . . . Raffle tickets for Strand Capital Celebrity Auction . . . Norionol Chopter. Dotfom Row: Kothy Klokis, Maureen Boucher, Chuck Stella, Jenny P ighrer Top Row: Jim Scalafoni, Mr. Martin Devers, Kore McMorrow, J ay Harney. Alpha Chi ... You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free . . . No- rionol College Honor Scholor- ship Society . . . Delta Chapter. tiottom Row: Stephen Wessley, Prudence Aliminoso, Lori Orunson, Eric Culbertson, Sandy Kouffman. To,. r - noehue. Monica Morrow. Lori Zerby, Joe Kushnericl Bortom Row Lorraine Burr, Ted Nichols, Oliver Siodmok Top Row: Bob Herman. Poul Timlyn, Bernard Lonawoy Residence Council . . , Mak- ing students ' life the best it con be ... Coordinates Campus Activities . . . Red Cross Blood Drive . . . Spon- sored Mr. Airy Lodge Bingo Trip . . . Christmas Caroling at York Hoven . . . Lollipop Contest on Spring Weekend. Borrom Row: Tim Ludemon. Chris Schmeck. Kyra Slellhorn, Deb Naroie, Ted Nichols Top Row: Holly Beth Semple, Sheryl Fisherman. Steve Wolston. unidentified. Sharon Murray. Athena Monis, Mrs. Curry Clubs 51 SluJ.nl SenaU Some orgonizorions, such as these, ore dedicated to serving the students whether it be through counseling, governing, or just giving the students somewhere to go to feel like they belong to o group. 52 Clubs C.ler Swerving the S tuaenti SlUnl Clubs 50 theatre — he Jrrena of illixed f- erionaiitiei ana talent The Coborer Troupe Hor 1 ' Bolrinnore 54 YCP Theatre Jennifer Brown Sherrie Hoir Elizabeth Stephens Dr. Florence Ames Susan Norlie Robin Morie Shadle deignan farrelly 1982 — _yV I lew V eginnlng fo the ociefij for Collegiate ournaliits at (JC flew WemLn as of prii 1982 Melinda Kuerhe Eric J. Solmon Stephen Uzonus Jomes Dedrosion Marie Inhof Thomas Gibson — charter member 56 September . . Octobei m RLT m«-. JL- ' ll nIariltaU Uucker . . . (Llectioni . . . Aohn naerion . Activities 57 Aanuaru U-eoruairu Warck p- ' 1 H ' ■H Hf f A pi flHl I H 1 1 L Jl ' ' RB L I P! lPt niP9 L l|HP ■t y H iw ' iiiinrpli Ealiet . . . WicL Wantie . . . JUoflova UJi unJ Oates . . JLondon ZJour Colendor 59 1982 . . . Dke Stuff Witk Ciaid . . . We 2)iJ Jf ' Uf Wau . . . 2 Tereso Frowley Fronr Jean Hasserr. Jeon-Morie Sheehon, Ann Drown. Middle Mike Curry. Robin Shodle, Joonn Joffe, Monica Degonhort, Susan Norlie. Top: Elizoberh Stephens. Jean-Marie She 9i 5 Mofl-Anne Cook 6 Mellnda Kuerhe 60 HORIZON  . - i 1982 J4oth Slaff - ' 4 Joonn Joffe. Jeon Ho serr 5. The HORIZON Won Horizon 61 Seniors . . . S eniofd . . . J eniofS . . . eniof ' 6 . . . -3« eniord . . LS eniofd . . . SeniofA . . . Seniors . . . Seniord . . . J eniord When we asked the Seniors to describe rheir class, we received rhe following responses: Burned our! . . . Bob Blefko Outgoing. . . . Mike Brookhart Apathetic . . . Sue Clark ond Jim Sclofoni We mode it! . . . Pot Geyer Nobody cores . . . Steve Uzonus Partyers who like to hove o good time and don ' t mean to cause trouble. . . . Dionne Bidun Better than last year ' s . . . Tina Suroce Looking for a party. . . . Alon Heinle Trying to give the doss o good name for a change! . . . Jeff Homnnaker Murph ' s People . . . Judy-Beth Lizok Trying to work hard to erase the bod reputations of former Senior Class Officers. . . . Karen Rose Unique! . . . Bethanne Fritz We ore Family! . . . Nancy Conconnon Wonderful and concerned people. . . . Cloyd Geedy Four greot Partying years! . . . Jean Connelly Unpsyched to graduate. . . . Kothy Dugon They don ' t drink! . . . Guy Miller, Tom Jones, and Brian Forde Senioritis . . . Kate Setting Best to hit YCP! . . , Jonis Groft PROUD! . . . Dove Kreider Leoders of Tomorrow . . . Brian Culbertson Senior enatofd Senior Ciadd LJfficerd t emoriam okn Clarence Duon Upon returning from Christmas breoU, we learned of the deorh of Q fellow student, JOHN CLARENCE OLSON. Over Christmas break. John and o friend were involved in sky div- ing exercises or a small Miami, Florido airport. On Saturday, Jonuory 2, 1962, John ' s parachute molfunctioned, and he was killed im- mediotely upon impact. John Clarence Olson was born April 5, 1960 in Camden. New Jersey He wos o full-time senior enrolled in the police science cur- riculum, and would hove been a member of the graduating class of May, 1982. The HORIZON staff would like to toke this time to extend our sym- pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Olson and their daughter, Nancy. Also, we would like to extend our condolences to oil of Johns friends who come to know and love him here at YCP. ijouiif kmed buKanamiii jDorotItu Kae - Andrea Jtnde Coiieen . nde K arole x Hanne ri ' larie ( raia vSalla n arun Edieit Kebecca Jrr vJange DoddJ.Biih JSedroiian Kobert aJjauid .•.■ « 1 J aue VJreniier lllaut ' een V. vJouclter Joan W. rittaln VJ ovum an WicLefWiL VJtoohnart enniie. S. B. nlarie fJurni W.Bu .orraine rfl. l Jurr (Ldward (j. C amp JlnJu W. f- amela lllarie ( ampoeil £hzaUk J . Sonia J. 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VUeilerhoim kari ii eh Jbiane C.. vUieoel oLinda l eimtci oL ' lUL WicL lA eilenbergt J7o WiiL jj- ennu lA itwer Carot VUolj-hope Chrid ijatei Cfre Cfiibert 2—artman JLori cJj. -erbi. anet .onneuiviiie f ancy- nn 2-upp lljarbaro vJorozellet oLiia ( nairqt (jforia Cfiriitine Cherui J tentz t etk iDarnfiart cJjonna IKa J wartz Now rhor our four years or YCP ore completed, we look bock and hove very many memories. For some of us rhey ore oil of our friends and for some ir is oil of rhe good rimes ond parries. Dur one thing is for sure, it was really hard for every Senior to think of just the best memory here or YCP! This was our home and life for four yeors and I ' m sure oil of us will miss the good times we experienced here. So, just what were rhe best memories of the class of 1982 ' The sororiry . . . 237 . . Keghoses, Brello. and Hosey ' . . . Karen Rose Going out to eat with Dugon, , . . Florrie Miller It ' s so eosyl The first parry of my freshmon yeor. September 7, 1978. I met my girlfriend — Lori! . . . Chris Gowen Activities in Student Nurses Association. ' . . . Patricia Grimmel Pledging Omega . Alan Heinle Inframurals and socializing in the library. Janet Hennigon Cafeteria foodfights. . . . Terry Herblin Doing doughnuts on the athletic fields with B.C. . . . Tom Downey Jackson Streer . . . Helen Eline 78-79 Coed Marie Kettermon Dorm Eileen O ' Farrell, Jean Connelly, Jim Sclofani, Korhy Dugan, and Tom Shay WVYC — the radio srotion! ... Jim Bedrosion and Dorrell Bowman TMI holdioyi . . . Morcio Bowman Omego volleyball morofhons . . . Roseanne Golcius Inrervorsiry . . . Vicki Scheib Baseball seoson of 1961. especially upsetting a seeded teom in the playoffs in May. . . Tim Stefon Ir will be the doy I groduore. . . . John Williams Senior Memories ( and fhor ' s nor oil! The Seniors srill hod more to soy Thursday nire or Murph ' s . . . Sue Ivey, Lisa Voer- mon, Guy Miller, Jeanne Morcorre, and Tom Jones Beard Hall 79-80 . . . Jane Ferguson Phi Sigma Chi . . . Marie Burns, Janis Grofr, and Denise Klebosh Spanky ' s Togo Parry . . . Angelo Ferri, Chris Lynch, Nancy Pedlow, and Brian Forde He-Men Women Harers . . . Jeff Rurter The 5 a.m. ' UNO ' gomes and singing out the win- dows Of Kerrermon . . . Wendy Shannon Learning how ro srudy and how ro walk towards my own benefit. . . . Teresa Frowley I was so drunk I can ' t remember! . . . John Schenck Learning actually who I wos and that I wasn ' t on extension off of someone else. I come into my own in my own woy! . . . Robin Shodle Taking my last moth course! . . . Bob Rigby Meeting wild man — Mike Sogon ' Roro baugh Deb Pledging a froternity in my Senior yeor — better late than never! . . . Tom Williams Opening night of the musical ' CARNIVAL ' ! . . . Barry Stehr Pledging Alpha Theto Chi . . . Karen Mogri Standing in the water founroin for pledging and liv- ing at 237 . . . Kim Agett Bur most of oil, we oil agree thot our memories were made because of our friends! 82 Senior Memories And lets nor forger why we come to YCP in rhe firsr ploce We oil come ro ger our degree! And rhe only woy we could do rhor was ro or- rend mony lecrures by our superb foculry. Afrer rhe four yeors of insrrucrion, oil of us hove hod o fovorire professor wirh whom we rook several dosses, and now we would like rhem ro know rhor we did oppreciore rheir efforts, Jusr who were rhe fovorire professors of rhe doss of 1982? Drs. Osmon, Guidoro, ond Ames — rhey ore role models . . , Prudence Aliminoso Dr. Roll — he wos olwoys there when I needed him . , , Dione Bidun Mr. Culberrson — he ' s my DADI . . . Brion Culberrson Dovid Polk — his dosses ore chollenging ond his is concerned obour the students , , , Lorroine Durr, Cherie Green, ond Deb Srorr Dr. Ashbough — because he requires rhor o person reoch for her limirs , , . Jocquelyn Groybill Korhy Brace — she con moke rhe mosr boring subjecr interesring! Korhy, you ' re numero uno! . , . Cotherine Sweirzer ■0 Fred Goschen — good Fomily Feud player . . . Dororhy Adoms Mrs. Kospuris — helped me ro see how I ' ve grown and rhor I hove much more room ro grow. . . . Rebecco Bonge Dr. Avillo — he mode me reolize how impor- ront educotion is! . . . Sue Ivey Presidenr losue — for his caring and friendship . . . Noncy Conconnon Fovorire Foculry 3 Dur once again, rhe Seniors had a lor of favorires ond for a lor of different reasons. But rhen again, offer four years we feel we hove every rigfit fo tell rhiese few faculty members tfiot thiey ' re doing a great job. 5o, fiere we go Fred Gaschien — very understanding and fielps us as muchi OS possible . . . Tina Surace, George Mitro, ond Mike Bollinger ' David Polk — he ' s gorgeous! Rita Ricfiie I like Dean Bornord because he is extremely tough and bullheoded, but I respect him for that. Also, I envy Otto Tomosch. His artistic ability is outstanding! . . . Teresa Frowley ' Marry Devers — you tell me why! Jim Sclofoni Kothy Brace — I regard her highly because she gave me the thing I needed most — the love of learning! Thonk-you for the biggest gift o professor could give a student. You ' re terriffic! . . . Robin Shodle Tom Lepson — damn good, but tough! . . . John Schenck Dr. Cor! Hatch — he ' s unpredictable! O ' Forrell Eileen Arlene Dech — because of her sexy Gucci sweat- pants . . . Jeff Rutter Dole Souers — He ' s very dedicated and really cares about his students. . . . Deb Rorobough and Bill Mock and Kate O ' Donnoghue Dr. Suk — Not only is he interesting in doss, but his willingness to help the students is unbelievable! . . . Vonnie Sprenkle Dr. Diener — he cares about his students os poeple — not just OS students . . . Roseonne Golcius ond Karen Kull Dole Souers — he gave encouragement at the right time! . . , Bob Louver Dr. Terry — he ' s tops in his field and yet he relates to the students on their level. . . . John DeMortini I Fovorlte Foculry fousif Ahmed Abukhomiss: Ros Tonuro, Xbukhomiss Shop, Saudi Arabia; D,S, in jjusiness Adminisrrarion; SAM; Inrerna- rlonol Srudenr Affoirs. Dorothy Adorns: 1068 Windy Knoll Rd., 0 esr Chester, PA; D.S, in Business Wonagemenr; Mgr. of Ver ' s Candy jrore; Choir; SAM. Kimberly A. Agetf: Dry Run, PA; D.S. in Psychology; Phi Sigmo Chi; inrramurols; Srudenr Resource Center. Prudence Rose Aliminoso: 19 Northview Drive, Hanover, PA; B.A. in Art; minor in Math; ESP; Alpha Chi; SPARTAN, Amy Anderson: R.D. 3, Box 430, York, PA; B.S. in Accounting; minor in Bonking and Finance and in Monogement; Deon ' s List. Andrea Anderson: R.D. 3, Red lion, PA; D.S. in Management; minor in Banking and Finance and in Public Administra- tion; Pre-Low Club; SAM. Colleen Anderson: 226 Hershey Ave , York; B.S. in Marketing; SAM; Student Senate; Phi Sigma Chi. Senior ndex Rebecca Dange: RD 1, Brodbecks, PA; B.S. in Nursing. Defh Darnhort: 1208 Mill-Mor Rd , Lan- coster PA; A. A. in Arr; Inrramurols; Wrestling Mgr. Jomes Bedrosion: 63 Roosevelt Ave., Lancaster, PA; D.S. in Speech Com- municotions; AM Coordinator at WVYC; Students Supervisor at Servo. Dob Dell: Dillsburg, PA; B.S. in Business Management; Intromurols. Dianne Didun: 10729 Midsummer Lone, Columbia, MD; B.S. in Speech Com- munications; Intromurols; Karate; WVYC — News Director. Daryn Dilleft: 332 N. Main St., Red Lion, PA; D.S. in Marketing ond Management; Track; JA Advisor. Todd Diltz: 457 W. Springetrsbury Ave. York, PA; D.S. in Management. Robert DIefko: 111 Haskell Dr ; B.S. in Business Management. Morcio Bowman: B.S.N in Nursing; Circle K; 5NAYCP. Kaye Dreniser: 96 Pork Entrance Dr., Pittsburgh, PA; B.S. in Business Manage- ment; Intromurols. Beth-Ann Brockmon: 226 116th St., Stone Harbor, NJ; B.S. in Corrections; minor in Management. MIchoel Drookhart: 23 North Rd., Mechonicsburg, PA; B.S. in Business Monogement; Intromurols. Jennifer Brown: B.A. in English; SPARTAN — Reporter 2; Editor of the SPARTAN 3, 4; Lore Bloomers 3; Phoenix 4; Senior Honor Society; Dean ' s List; SCJ; Who ' s Who Among University and College Students; Dob Hoffman Writing Contest. Lori Drunson: B S in Accounting and Monogement; Alpha Chi, Linda Dupp: D.S in Elem Education; ROTC; PSEA; AUSA. Marie Burns: B.A. in Public Administra- tion; Phi Sigma Chi; Intromurols. Corole Axe: 117 East Prospect St., Red Lion, PA. A.S. in Executive Secretory; HORIZON. Sondro Bacon: 231 Elm Ave., Woodlynne, NJ; B.S. in Police Science and Corrections; minors in Psychology ond Sociology; Lombda Alpha Epsilon — Sec.; Circle K; Intromurols. Mike Dollinger: R D 1, Spring Grove, PA; B.S, in Monogemenr and Marketing; Intromurols. Maureen Boucher: 7308 Riverdale Rd., Lonhom, MD; B.S. in Police Science; minors in Monogement and Public Ad- ministration: Lombdo Alpha Epsilon; SAM; Alpho Sigma Alpha. Lorraine Burr: Rr 3, Box 174, Denton, MD; B.S. in Sociology; minors in Public Administrotion ond Psychology; Student Senote — V,P.; Pre-Law Club; History Club; Circle K; Resource Center; Junior Senator; Intromurols; Baseball Statisti- cian; Senior Honor Society; Student Judicial Board; Washington Symposium; Model UN. Craig Balloron: 280 Aronimink ] Newton Square. PA; B.S. ' Management. Dorryl Bowman: Rt 2, Box 203, Rock Dr., Holl. MD; B.S. in Business Monogement; in WVYC — Music Director ond Assr. Music Director. Edward Comp: 402 Center St., West- mont, NJ; D.S. in Marketing; minor in Management; TKE. Senior Index 85 Linda Campbell: B.5 in Psychology and Dehoviorol Sciences; Circle K — Pres.; Inrromurols. Pamela Campbell: R.D. 1, Brodbecks, PA; D.S. in Health Records Adminisrro- rion; Dean ' s Lisr; SAM. Elizabeth Cannon: Parker Rd., Chester. NJ; D.S. in Psychology; minor in Geron- tology; Golden Hearts; Phi Sigma Chi; In- tromurols; Resource Center; HORIZON. Sonia Cantotal: DA in Sec. Education — Social Studies; Foreign Students. Donna Cortwright: 53 Mendhom Rd., Glodstone, NJ; D.S. in Health Records Ad- ministration; Little Sisters of TKE. Lisa Chalrge: 508 Luzerne Ave., West Pittston, PA; A.S. in Dusiness Manage- ment; TKE; SAM. Tracy Crawford: 772 Germontown Pike, Lafayette Hill, PA; A.S. in Legal Secretaty; SAM. Diane Crease: 995 Meode Ct., Hazleton PA; D.S. in Speech Communications Cheerleoding; Asst. for TV Production Alpha Sigma Alpha; WVYC — FM HORIZON. Brian Culberfson: 110 Scott Rd., York, PA; D.S. in Management; Intromurols; Rec. Society; He-Men. John Davids: 7839 Greeley Dlvd, Spr- ingfield, VA; D.S. in Criminal Justice. Dean DeCicco: D.S. in Criminal Justice; Trock; Weightlifting Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon. John DeMorfini: 432 Preston Ave., Stoten Island, NY; D.S. in Speech Com- munications; Boseboll; WVYC; SPARTAN. Stephen Donnelly: 824 26th St., AM! toona, PA; D.S. in Public Administration;; minor in English; Omega Thera Chi; Chi Gommo loto; Track. Thomas Downey: 103 April Dr., Comp Hill, PA; D.S.N, in Nursing; Intromurols. Robin Duffy: 355 Hilltop Dr., Leolo, PA; A.S. in Executive Secretary. Kothleen Dugon: 209 High Tor Dr., Wot- chung, NJ; D.S. in Criminal Justice; Intromurols. Helen Eline: B.S. in Psychology; Alphoij Theto Chi; SAM; Resource Center. Mark Eramo: 23 Sharon Rd., Enola, PA; D.S. in Management; SAM; Intromurols. Catherine Evans; D.S.N, in Nursing; SNAP. Stephanie Chertok: 62 York Rd., Carlisle, PA; D.S.N, in Nursing. Anne Ciamarlcone: D.S. in Therapeutic Recreation; Intromurols; Rec. Society. Sue Clark: 5049 Mohr Valley Lone, Bloomfield Hills, Ml; A.S. in Legal Secretory; TKE Little Sisters. Nancy Concannon: 19 Crestmont Dr., Dover, NJ; B.S. in Accounting; Golden Hearts; Phi Sigma Chi; Intromurols; Senior Class Secretary. Jean Connelly: 32 Coral Dr., Hozlet, NJ; B.S. in Corrections; minor in Manage- ment; Intromurols. Cheri Demoise: 39 Forewoy Rd., Newark, DE; D.S. in Elem. Education; SEA — Treos.; InterVorsity; Southern Region P5EA — Pres. Kimberly Denllnger: 627 E. Roseville Rd., A.S. in Medical Secretory; Toe Kwondo Club. Lisa Derr: R.D. 1, Dolling Springs, PA; D.S. in Therapeutic Recreation; minor in Gerontology; Circle K; Intromurols; Con- cert Dond. Karen Diehl: 3419 Orrstown Rd., Box 127, Orrstown, PA; D.S.N, in Nursing; SNAP; Circle K; Intromurols; Volleyball. Meredith Everett: 6 Robin Rd., Holmdel, NJ; D.S. in Management; Phi Sigma Chi; Intromurols. Steven Ewing: B.S. in Management; Baseball. Jone Ferguson: 2640 Stillmeodow Lone, , York, PA; B.S. in Accounting ondl Monogement. Angelo Ferri: 356 Hollock Mill Rd., Yorktown Hgts., NY; D.S. in Engineering | Management and Physics; Intromurols; ] Rec. Society; He-Men. Josephine Fickes: 2683 Carnegie Rd., York, PA; D.S. in Management. Arthur Copcotf, II: R.D. 1, Simmons Lake, Sussex, NJ; D.S. in Accounting; Omega Theto Chi; Circle K; Wind Ensemble. Carmen DiProspero: Dox 161, R.D. 2, Cochronville, PA; D.S. in Speech Com- munications; WVYC; SPARTAN; Circle K; InterVorsity; HORIZON. Brian Forde: 404 Garden Lane, Aston, PA; D S. in Marketing; Soccer; SAM; Kiwonis Club. 86 Senior Index Colleen Fox: 337 Surrey Lone, Horboro, PA; AS, in Lego! Secretory: Field Hockey. Swimming. Tony Giomaldis: 74 N Tremonr Sr . Yorl- . PA; D.S. in Engineering Monogemenr: SAM; Ski Club; Inrernorionol Affoirs Club. Potty Hoyes: 1915 Good Hope R6. Enolo. PA, B.S.N, in Nursing. Teresa Frowley: 400 Lamp Post Lone Camp Hill, PA; A A. in Fine Arts; HOP.IZON — Photography Editor; SCJ; Zeto Delta Chi. SPARTAN, Winter Formal Rep, for the HORIZON. Lynda Frederick: 315 Pork Ave., Phillipsburg, NJ; B.S, in Health Records Administrotion; Tennis; Medical Records Club — Pres,; Allied Health Club — Treos, Dethonne Fritz: 810 3rd St , Lonsdale, PA; D.S. in Marketing; Circle K; Ski Club; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Intromurals. Roseonne Galcius: 708 N, Wakefield Sr,, Arlington, VA; B.S. in Therapeutic Recreotion; minor in Germon; Field Hockey: Rec. Society; German Club; Karate; Alpha Theto Chi; IFC. Beth Gamble: 22339 Dock Rd,, Doylesrown, PA; AS. in Reroiiing. Mary Gilhooley: D.S in Marketing: minor in Monogement; Phi Sigmo Chi. Wm. Christopher Gowen: 172 W Lehman Ave,, Hotboro, PA; D,S, in Police Science; Security. Jocquelyn Graybill: 160 Deover St , Hellom, PA; D,S, in Psychology; Late Bloomers — Treos,; Phoenix — Pres, and Treos,; Alpha Chi; Senior Honor Society; Elder Fair Steering Committee, Cherie Green: 404 Monterey Dr,, Westminster, MD; D,5, in Corrections; minor in Sociology; Lambda Alpha Ep- silon; Alpha Sigma Alpho; Alpha Phi Sigma, Patricio Grimmel 3726 Federal Hill Rd , Jorretsville, MD; DSN, in Nursing; SNAP — Pres ; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Who ' s Who in Americon Colleges and Univer- sities; YCP Nursing Honor Society, Alan Heinle: Dox 236, White Sulphur Spr- ings, NY: B,S. in Police Science: Omego TheiaChi, Julie Heller: 3650 Keen Ave , Columbia, PA; D.S. in Nursing. Kevin Henderson: 1121 Nissley Rd,. Lon- CQster, PA; D.S. in Accounting; Intromurals, Janet Hennigon: P,0, Dox 3205, York, PA; B,5- in Accounting; minor in Manage- ment; Intromurals; Circle K; SAM, Terry Herblin; 3307 Altomont Dr,, Wilm- ington, DE; D,S, in Elem, Education; minor in Psychology: Inttomurols; SEA; Circle K, Debro Herr: 323 8th St, New Cumberland, PA; D,S,N, in Nursing; Circle K; SNAP; Resource Center Intromurals; Choir, Linda Garno: 18 Walton Ave,, New Providence, NJ; D.S, in Criminol Justice; Cross Country: Lombdo Alpha Epsilon; Intromurals. Jonis Groft: 745 Sunset Ave,, Gettysburg, PA: D,S, in Elem, Education; Phi Sigma Chi; Intromurals. Sally Herr: 1554 Trolee Dr,, Dresher, PA D,S. in Health Records Administration minor in Management; InterVorsity Health Records Club: Intromurals. Cloyd Geedey: RD, 2, Elverson, PA; D.S, in Long Term Care Administration; Doseboll; Omego Theta Chi; Intromurals; Dosketboll, Kelly Genfzler: DS in Therapeutic Recreation; minor in Psychology: Field Hockey: Volleyball; Rec, Society; In- tromurols: Elder Fair Steering Committee, Patricia Geyet: 1332 Borness Dr , Wor- minster, PA; B,S, in Accounting; minor in Donking and Finance: Intromurals; Phi Sigma Chi — Treos,: SAM Melinda Gulden: 447 Carlisle St,, Hanover, PA; DS, in Management; minor in Marketing; Circle K; SAM — Sec, Pres., and Pres. Suzonne Gufsholl: Rt 2, Dox 102, Smithsburg, MD: D.S,N. in Nursing; minor in Psychology- Jeff Hommoker: 630 Front St , Marysville, PA; DS. in Accounting; Senior Closs President; Wrestling; Omega Theta Chi. Joel Hatmon: D S in Accounting. John Hirst: 2264 E. River Rd,. Grand Island, NY; DS, in Accounting; minor in Management; SAM: Circle K; Soccer Sally Holland: BS in Community Recreation; minor in Psychology; Rec. Society; Tennis Ann Hoover: Box 115, Newburg, PA; B,S,N, in Nursing; InterVorsity; Circle K, Suson Hopple: B.S.N, in Nursing, Senior Index 67 Lisa Huff: DA. in Therapeutic Recreation; Volleyball; Softboll; InterVorsity; Basket- ball Mgr. Lisa Kindig: 327 Edgehill Rd., York, PA; B.5.N. in Nursing. Druce Londis: 732 Atlantic Ave., York, PA; D.5. in Business Management; Stage Band; Intramurols. MoriQ Inhof: B.5. in Biology; HORIZON — Activities Editor; AIB5 — Trees.; 5CJ. Sue Ivey: 13 Deerpoth, Dr., Flanders, NJ; B.S, in Elem. Education; Phi Sigma Chi; In- tramurols; Senior Class Entertoinment. Jill Kinney: B.S.N, in Nursing; Circle K; Sec.-Treos. of the Senior Nursing Class. Down KirkpQfrick: R.D.2, Box 204A, Selinsgrove, PA; B.S. in Health Records Administration; TKE Little Sisters; Intramurols. Holly London: Box 3386, R.D. 3, Borgor, PA; B.S. in Nursing; minor in Psychology; SNAYCP; Intramurols. Robert Louver: R.D. 2, Annville, PA; B.S. in Accounting; Pre-Low Club; Big Brother. Lindo Jones: B 5. in Nursing; Residence Council; Resident Assistant. Meredith Jones: 87 St Johns Ave., Tobor, NJ; A. A. in Fine Arts. Tom Jones: 17 Cedar Ave., Hozlef, NJ; B.S. in Police Science; Cross Country; Track; Asst. Intromurol Director. Mortho Judd: 1168 Pinerown Rd., Ft. Washington, PA; B.S. in Therapeutic Recreation; minor in Psychology; Rec. Society; Intramurols; Choir; Madrigals; InterVorsity. Lourolyn Kovonough: 161 Form Rd., Aberdeen, MD; B.S. in Health Recotds Administrorion and Biology; Allied Health Club — V.Pres.; Choir; Medical Record s Club. Hans Koyser: B S in Sec Educotion English; Track; Soccer — Co-Coptoin. Diane Keener: R.D. 1, Airville, PA; B.S.N, in Nursing; SNAYCP; Intramurols; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Alpha Sigmo Alpha Rush Chairman; Special Olympics; Alpho Chi; YCP Nursing Honor Society. Denise Klebosh: B.S. in Therapeutic Recreotion; minor in Psychology; Phi Sigma Chi; Tennis. Kothleen Klokis: 482 Garner Ave., Pottstown, PA; B.S. in Criminol Justice; minor in Psychology; Alpha Phi Sigmo; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; Intramurols. Wendy Knisely: 10 W. Main St., Windsor, PA; B.S. in Behavioral Sciences; minor in Management; Alpha Sigma Alpho. Terry Kohl: 1310 Club Ave., York, PA; AS. in Legal Secretory; Symphony; Theotet; Residence Council. Dovid Kreider; 405 Spring Dr., Millersville, PA; B.S. in Accounting; minor in Management; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List. Koren Kull: R.D. 4, Meodville, PA; B.S. in Police Science; Resource Center; Lamb- da Alpha Epsilon; Intramurols. Joseph Kushnerick: 68 Reynolds Ave., Pottstown, PA; Health Records Ad- ministration; Allied Health Club; Track; SAM; Circle K. Morgo Leoder: 11600 Lockwood Drive; Silver Spring, MD; D.5. in Therapeutic Recreotion; Student Senate; Rec. Socie- ty; Alpha Theto Chi; Tour Guide; Circle K; Intramurols; Softball; Field Hockey Mgr.; Ski Club. Michelle Leoymon: 233 N. 5th St., Col- umbia, PA; B.A. in Speech Communica- tions; WVYC; Spartan. Koren Lewis: 2025 Terwood Rd., Hun- tingdon Valley, PA; A. 5. in Legal Secretory; Intramurols. Suson Lewis: R.D. 3, Box 388, Bain- bridge, NY; B.S. in Health Records Ad- ministration; Phi Sigmo Chi; Intramurols Allied Health Club. Adele Lindemuth: 845 Robin Rd., Lan- caster, PA; B.S. in Health Records Administration. Judy-Befh Lizok: 36 Johnson Ploce, Monroe, CT; B.A. in Public Administra- tion; minor in History; Phi Sigmo Chi — Pres.; Intromurols; Residence Council; IFC; History Club. Louro Kelly: 4625 Groceton Rd., Whireford, MD; D.S.N, in Nursing; SNAYCP. Lori Landes: 55 S, State Rd., Briorcliff Manor, NY; D.S. in Corrections; Karate; Golden Hearts. Christine Lynch: 1071 Dole Rd., Medio, PA; B.S. in Theropeutic Recreation; minor in Psychology; Volleyball; Rec. Society — Pres.; Intramurols; He-Men. I Senior Index Karen Mogri: 7 Fenwick Rd,, Whippony, NJ; B S. in Marketing; Alpha There Chi — Pres.: Inrromurols; IFC. Lisa Mohone: 200 3rd St., Hanover, PA; B.5. in Police Science; minor In Psychology; Phi Sigma Chi; Inrromurols. Afheno Monis: 9206 Shelron Sr , Derhesdo, MD; B.S. in Behoviorol Sciences; Inrromurols; Residence Council; Residenr Assisronr; Inrern wirh Srudenr Affairs. Janet March: 5470 Newport Rd., Dover, PA; B.S. in Heolrh Records Adminisrro- rion; Volleyball; Boskerboll. Jeanne Marcoffe: 52 Guinord Dr., Wot- chung, NJ; B.S. in Management; In- tromurols; Murphs. Kate McMorrow: R D 2 Box 467K, Bilby Rd., Hockerrsrown, NJ; B.S. in Criminal Jusrice; Inrromurols; Alpha Phi Sigmo; Lombdo Alpha Epsllon. Lois Mellinger: 1927 Queenswood Dr., Apr. I — 105, York, PA; B.S. in Nursing; SNAYCP; Inrromurols. Florrle Miller: B.S. in Biology: Physics Club — Sec.; Inrromurols. Guy Miller: B.S. in Marketing; TKE; Asst. Intromurol Directot; Residence Council; Resident Assistant: He-Men. Maria Miller: RD. 1, Abbottstown, PA; B.S. in Elem. Education; minor in Psychology: SEA — Hist.; P5EA. Krisfen Minnick: B S in Nursing Kay Motter: B.S. in Business Manage- ment; Alpha Chi. Philip Moynihon: B.S in Speech Com- municotions; minor in Management; Omego Theto Chi. Korhy Myers: 140 N. Mechanic St., Fredericksburg, PA; B.S. in Nursing; SNAYCP; Circle K; Inrromurols. Vicki Nesley: B.S. in Nursing; Rec. Socie- ty; Intromurols. Tim Nev comer: BS in Nursing; Track; SNAYCP. Linda Newswanger: RD 3, Box 102, Pine Grove, PA; B.S. in Therapeutic Recreation; minor in Psychology; Intromurols. Ellen Martin: 355 Grist Mill Dr , Bosking Ridge, NJ; A.S. in Executive Secretary. ;Cynthia Matthews: 2201 Stocker Mill IRd., Eoston, PA; B.S. in Nursing; Circle K; SNAYCP. Lourie McCallisfer: RD. 2, Airville, PA; B.S in Nursing; Choir; SNAYCP. I Beth McCartney: 615 Parry Blvd., Cin- : nominson, NJ; AS. in Legol Secretary; I Field Hockey; Alpho Sigma Alpha. Gerord Mclnfyre: B S in Monogement; Boseboli. Steve McLaughlin: 211 Beechwood Dr., JoppQ, MD; B.S. in Speech Communico- tions: Weightlifting Club: Baseball; Nuemom Boord. Brian McMaster: 239 Diller Rd., Honover, PA; B.S. in Accounting: minor in Management. Shelley Minns: 335 Maple St., Down- ingtown, PA; B.S. in Police Science; Intromurols. Sherry Miscevich: B 5. in Psychology; Phi Sigmo Chi; Golden Hearts; Intromurals; Resource Center; HORIZON. George Mifro: 55 Morlin Ave., Edison, NJ; B.S. in Morketing; Omega Theto Chi Williom Mock: B.S. in Management. Maria Molesevich: 323 S Poplor St, Mount Cormel, PA; B.S. in Health Records Administrotion; Allied Health Club; Inrromurols. Susan Morren: 30 Lockhorr Sr., Wilkes- Borre, PA; B.S. in Heolrh Records Ad- minisrrorion; Alpho Sigmo Alpho; Allied Heolrh Club. Kathleen O ' Donnoghue: 701 5 Horlon St., York, PA; B.S. in Accounting; minor in Monogement; Field Hockey; Bosketboll; Alpha Chi; Senior Honor Society; Who ' s Who of Students in American Colleges and Universities. Eileen O ' Forrell: 3204 Aropohoe Rd., Pittsburgh, PA; B.S. in Criminal Justice; Inrromurols. Croig Parker: 620 Wilron Rd . Towson, MD; B.S. in Monogemenr; Inrromurols; Srudenr Judicial Board. Kathi Parker: B S in Psychology; minor in Moth; Moth Tutor. Noncy Pedlow: 13 Drexel Rd., Cloy- mont, DE: B.S. in Theropeutic Recreotion; Rec. Society — Sec.; Intromurols; He- Men; Residence Council. Deb Pino: 1813 Sorotogo Rd., York, PA; Senior Index 89 B.5. in Respirorory Therapy; Allied Health Club; Circle K; Art: Coordinaror of Special Olympics or YCP. Karen Rose: D.5. in Marketing; minor in Retailing; Residence Council; Phi Sigma Chi Sorority; IFC; Senior Class Secretary; Intramurols. Holly Semple: 814 W. Second Ave., Porkesburg, PA; A.S. in Executive Secretary; Residence Council; Ski Club; TKE Little Sister; Intramurols. Lisa Poyner: 110 E. Howell St., Dover, DE; AS. in Legal Secretory: Field Hockey. Linda Prew: 1339 Adele Rd., Mon- roursville, PA; D.S. in Corrections; minor in Psychology; Alpha Theto Chi; Resource Center; Intramurols. Maureen Redmond; D.S. in Nursing; WVYC; Intramurols. Cynthia Reilly: 7 Barton Rd., Montoin Lakes, NJ; B.S. in Behavioral Sciences; Alpha Theto Chi; SAM; Student Resource Center Director. Drenda Resnick: 7420 Rockridge Rd., Pikesville, MD; B.S. in Police Science; Phi Sigma Chi; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; Treos. Cloude Restolno: 100 W. Penn St., New Freedom, PA; B.S. in Management; minor in Bonking and Finonce; Library Student Aide. Rifa Richie: RD. 5, Box 123, Altoona, PA; B.S. in Corrections; minors in Psychology ond Sociology; Golden Hearts; Phi Sigma Chi; Intramurols; Student Resource Center; HORIZON. Robert Rigby: 2 Sunrise Dr., Morris Plains, NJ; B.S. in Marketing; Student Senate; in- tramurols; Harbor Cruise Inventor. Mary Ellen Romito: 65 Concord Meeting Rd., Glen Mills, PA; A.S. in Executive Secretory; SAM. Debbie Rorabough: 3602 Adams Drive, Wheoton, MD; B.S. in Accounting; minor in Management; Softball; Circle K; SAM; InterVorsity; Intromurols; Intramural Director for 1982. Rod Roseberry: Charles St., Felton, PA; B.S. in Nursing. Debbie Rusticus: 300B Queensdole Dr., York, PA; B.S. in Behavioral Sciences; In- tramurols; Student Resource Center; Residence Council. Jeff Rutter: 329 Rivercrest Dr., PiscQtowoy, NJ; B.S. in Business Manage- ment; Intramurols; SAM; Rec. Society. Kira Schaefer: RD. 1, Box 287, Dollostown, PA; D.S. in Marketing; minor in Monogement; SAM. VIcki Schelb: 343 Schoolhouse Lone, Millersburg, PA; B.S. in Nursing; In- tramurols; InterVorsity; SNAYCP; Resi- dent Assistant. John Schenck: 1183 Wyndhom Dr., York PA; D.S. in Management; minor in Marketing; Dean ' s List. JoAnne Schultz: 118 Brondle St., Johnstown, PA; B.S. in Biology; In- tramurols; Physics Club; Ski Club. Penny Schulfz: 3709 Deckleysville Rd., Millers, MD; B.S. in Nursing; SNAYCP; Steering Committee for Sigma Theto Tou. Susan SchwQrz: 28 Essex Circle Dr., Shrewsbury, PA; B.S. in Accounting; SAM. James Sciafonl: 186 Ann St., Volley Stream, NY; B.S. in Criminal Justice; intramurols. Sharon Seigle: 103 Prospect Point Rd., Lake Hopotcong, NJ; Sigmo Delta Rho; Field Hockey; SAM. Cofherlne Setting: 2000 W. 17th St., Wilmington, DE; B.S. in Theropeutic Recreation; minor in Psychology. Robin Shadle: 42 Crouse Pork, Lit- tiestown, PA; B.S. in Behavioral Sciences; Dorm Council — Sec. -Treos.; Intramurols; SNAPPER; TOUCHSTONE — Faculty Editor; HORIZON — Faculty Editor; HORIZON — Editor-in-Chief; SCJ Reac- tivator; Student Judicial Board; Resource Centet; Dean ' s List; Zeto Delta Chi — Treos.; Student Coordinator for the An- thropology Foil-Folklore Festival. Sheree Shaffer: 212 Greenfield Ave., i Mougorsville, MD; B.S. in Nursing; minor in Psychology. Wendy Shannon: 38 Poxon Drive, Wilm- ington, DE; B.S. in Criminal Justice — Cor- rections; Lombdo Alpha Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Intramurols. Thomas Shay: 1013 Spruce Pork, Lebanon, PA; B.S. in Police Science; ' Doseboll; Track; Sigma Phi Epsilon; j Intramurols. ' Rebecco Sheftel: 2199 Springwood Rd., York, PA; D.S. in Recreation; Tennis. G. Christine Shipman: 6177 Pine Ave., Elkridge, MD; B.S. in Marketing; minor in Management; Sigmo Delto Rho; Order of Diono; SAM; Intramurols. Gloria Siegall: 17F Leorherwood Place, Baltimore, MD; D.S. in Heolth Records! Administration; Allied Health Club. Michael Skorup: RD. 1, Egret Rd.,1 Morlton, NJ; D.S. in Marketing; in-i tromurols; Neumon Board; JA Advisor. 90 Senior Index GretQjo Slichter: 310 E. Wyomissing Ave., Reading, PA; B.S. in Morkering; minor in Monogemenf: Phi Sigma Chi; Ski Club. Suzanne Slover: Long Reef Aprs., Esrore Orange Grove, Chrisrionsred, Sr, Croix, Virgin Islands; B.S. in Psychology; InrerVorsiry. Betsey Smith: 132 Deerfield Rd., Comp Hill, PA; AS. in Executive Secretory; Cir- cle K; Tour Guide; HORIZON. Lynn Smith: 640 Suson Dr., N, Hun- tingdon, PA; B.S. in Health Records Ad- ministration; Student Senote; Phi Sigma Chi; Intromurols; Senior Honor Society; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Susan Smith: R.D. 1, Boiling Springs, PA; B.S. in Nursing; SNAYCP; Circle K; In- tromurols; Theater. Eleanor Stayrook: McVeytown, PA; Intromurols. 16 N. B.S. Market St., in Nursing; Tim Stefan: 657 2nd St., Highspire, PA; B.S in Accounting; minor in Manage- ment; Baseball; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Pres. Barry Stehr: 620 Rothton Rd , York, PA; B.A. in Speech Communications; Foren- sics; Pi Koppo Delta; Theatre Club; Delta Gamma Rho. Chorles Stella: 110 Winterstown Rd,, Red Lion, PA; B.S. in Criminol Justice; minor in Psychology; Cross Country — Copt.; Track; Alpha Phi Sigma — Pres.; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; Notional Register of Outstanding Graduates; Who ' s Who Among Students in Universities ond Colleges. Don Thomann: B.S. in Criminal Justice; WVYC; Pre-Low Club; Theatre. Suson Treocy: B.S. in Health Records Ad- ministration; Allied Health. Kelly Unger: B S in Management; Phi Sigma Chi. Stephen Uzanus: B.A. in Communica- tions: WVYC. Elizobeth Vincett: B S in Nursing, Lisa Voermon: AS. in Marketing; Phi Sigma Chi; Intromurols. Lori Wofson: B.S. in Behavioral Sciences; minor in Monogement. Dorlene Stoner Smith: 2809 Cleorsprings Blvd. York, PA; B.S. in Behavioral Sciences. Jill Stoic: B.S. in Morketing; minor in Management; SAM; Alpha Theta Chi; Ski Club; Intromurols. Shari Weiner: B S in Marketing; TKE Little Sisters. Jonie Smyser: Box 322, RD. 6, York, PA; B.S. in Behavioral Sciences. Rosalie Sommer: R D 2, Felton, PA; Dean ' s List; B.S, in Elem, Educotion; minor in Music. E. J. Sfuorf: Box 435, RD 1, Cogon Sta- tion, PA; B.S, in Psychology; Rec. Society. Kim Sulzer: B.S. in Health Records Ad- ministration; minor in Monogement; Allied Heolth; SAM, Linda Weinsfein: B 5. in Management; minor in Marketing; SAM. Mickey Westenberger: B.S. in Criminal Justice; InterVorsity. John Willioms: B5 in Psychology; Intromurols. Donald Spoltore: BS in Accounting: Intromurols. Vonnie Sprenkle: 414 N Franklin Sr,, Hanover, PA; B.A. in Public Administra- tion; minor in Monogement; Student Senate; Phi Sigma Chi; Cheerleoding; Intromurols. Deborah Starr: 3393 Edenbridge Rd., York, PA; B.S. in Nursing; SNAYCP — Treos.; Order of Diono; Alpho Chi. Tina Suroce: 199 Grant St , N Hunringdon, PA; B S. in Management; minor in Retailing; Student Senate Secretory; Phi Sigma Chi; Cheerleader; SAM; Senior Honor Society; Outstanding College Groduote. Donno Swortz: B.S. in Corrections; minor in Psychology; Alpha Theto Chi; Intromurols. Tom Williams: B.S. in Elem. Education; Intromurols. Chris Yofes: B S in Recreation; Bosket- boll; Intromurols. Lori Zerby: B.S. in Health Records Ad- ministrotion; minor in Monogement; Cir- cle K; Choir; Allied Health. Catherine Sweifzer: B S Science; Intromurols; Sofrboll. in Police Senior Index 91 student cJLlfe . . . student csLife . . . student cJLlfi i Student jCife . . . Student J.ife . . . Student J lfe . . . Jifed ies - yCP CUce. ( ?) ijjeard J4a 94 Dorms J4J( ' mam £.. MJf C ounfru Club if anof - rpti. cJLautet J4J( Apts. ond Dorms 95 nutrition or lA hat — ervomation C J4ow 2)o IJc I Porties Porties 99 C lectlonS — Jrn Jjninortant Suae at IJCp in 81-82 f of oniu do we concern ourselves with campus politics, Lji f- stuaenls influence ana care about local goi ' ernment too! 100 York Ciry Election pril I9S2 — Conuu ' uif CT Cjcrritij I ' i- -Jserni Cf iOeeie . . . r h ' V uSaliotinQ . . . and . . . A C ongratulationd ileil ana J aven I Jsteiai ool Senote Elections 101 Special luninici . Auil KJne ol the Service J- roiecti DU We 2)o at yep 102 Special Olympics Just _ -Jnof ur C4ij in I lu -I ' i r of2)r. JoMu unci tl,c T]J ll3a,-ci DLD.KCDor.. DL Curlur, UULHIus ULj The Kidnopping 103 I ' arhlna — rj LJne iilore Irruitration to Jjeal lAJitn . . uit Wait lilt fie.t y. Itloi ' e students, If lore Cars . . . 104 Porking (0« the Ultimute l:triiif ration of -Mil — Jjrinai C. anii n traniurali Omego Theto Chi — Soccer Chomps Quesrion- ' obles — Soccer Chomps 106 Intromurols l ' ' ?i ' ' W-- ' The SACS — Doskerboll Chomps Mock Jocks — Softboll Chomps r-a • c- it: r ll Drown Sugor — Bosketboll The He-Men — Doseboll Chomps Intromurols 107 lA e J4ad tne Champi . . . but Unere uUere o iHlanu ivlofe f- atticipanti . . . 108 Inframurols J4airr — We ald Cjood IJDi i But Well %.e. Lrofaei ! r Horry Chopin, was 38, o popular folk-rock singer, wos killed in an ouromobile Occident neor his home in Long Island, New York on July 16, 1980 Chopin was o troubadour for the aging 60 ' s generorion, performing his own ' story-songs ' , narrorives describing poignant rales of missed opportunities ond disoppoinring loves. Horry Chopin was also on activist for environmenrol, consumer, and theotricol couses. — reprinted from the Soturdoy Evening Post — But music was his life, it wos not his livelihood, — and it mode him feel so hoppy — and it mode him feel so good. And he song from his heart — and he song from his soul. He did nor know how well he song; it just mode him whole. — from his song, Mister Tanner — an J tlie If oiter of tUete Cfoei LJn and CJn . . . M UM 110 Infromurob Inrromurols 111 J4ere i to ill the S pirit hown 2)unn tke 81-82 Ijear-! 112 Infromurols If lot iwa d the lA innet ' , but iwa d a port! Intromurals 110 portd . . . portd . . . Snorts . . .Snorts . . . Sports . . . portd . . 114 Sports .A mi- - -] ' ' A, . r M ; «a ir i ' ' :rr:, «i7 Rfa ' ' J- . ■ i Jportd . . . Sports . . . nortA . . . Snorts , . . porti . . . pofh . . York ' s soccer ream did not fore as well as hoped after last year ' s highly successful year. The 1962 teom hod only one member returning from lost year ' s strong defense; thus, they relied heavily this year on new people to keep the boll out of the net. In ten gomes, York lost seven by one goal and one in overtime. When a team loses so many by so little, the term ' snake bit ' is brought up. And with the team having the thought in their head, they were responsible for many mental errors. However, the team rallied bock in the gome against Millersville and shut them and the next op- ponent out! Maybe the season was a disappointment, but the players have to know thot deep down in their hearts they gove it one heck of a shot. s o TEAM CAPTAINS: Hans Koyser, Scooter Forling, and John Harvey Botrom Row: Morio Moldonodo, Scooter Forling, Lou Romono. Steve Monko, Greg Doess, Honno Hojor. Second Row: Michoel Mosso, Jeff Poulson, Wolly Weimer, Hans Koyser, John Horvey, Dove Doutreich, Mo.Ty Schnoors, Stephanie Mosso. Top Row: Joonn Joffe. Tom Dovidson, Jim Kelly. Steve Doublitz, Kevin Mueller, Xovier Herdoizo, Rick Doublitz. Brion Forde. Cooch Pot Mosso, Jeon Hossetr. 1-16 Soccer ' ict.- 1« 0 1 1. Morty Schnoors stretching out. 2. Wolly Welmer letting up o ploy. 3. Cooch Mosso potienily colling the gome from the side 4. Steve Doublitz working on o leg cromp. Soccer 117 c This year ' s cross country team allowed its record to speak for itself. Posting 14-6 mark, the men had one of the best seosons ever at YCP. But the high point of the year was a fourth place finish at the Mason-Dixon meet. This is usually dominated by perrenial powers, but YCP hung tough and beat some of the favorites. Strong performances were shown by Stella, Mingoro, Sogan, and Scifers. But the whole team admits that this year it was a ' teom effort year. ' YCP also had a women ' s cross country team to be proud of this year. Despite turnout problems, the women mode o significant improvement over the post year. This group was the hardest working group ever, and the competitively oriented. Coach Joquet credits Dorlo Berkowitz with influencing the good attitudes of the others. But the biggest mark of this season was that in 1979 gool wos set to hove a woman break 21 minutes on our course, and the first five finishers of this year all broke the time. So, watch out next year, the Spartan harriers promise to be even tougher. c TEAM CAPTAINS: Tom Jones and Chuck Stella Bottom Row: Cooch Joke Joquet, Sue Clork. Lindo Gorno, Dorb Schlegel, Dorlo Berkowitz, Cheryl Ribot, Louro Eyster. Second Row: Mike Ortega, Dob Horrington, Mork Rizzuto. Tom Jones, P.on Scifers, Ron Kopko, Tony Mingoro, Chuck Stella, and Bruce Botchelor. Cross Country 116 1 The women ore off ro o great start with Dorlo leoding the way. 2, Coptoin Dorlo Derkowltz 3. Over the hill ond through the woods — off Mike 5ogon goes ' 4, Mork Riz2uto ond Ron Scifers ore the leaders of the pock. Cross Country 119 TRI-CAPTAINS — Dock; Kothy Fosnochr. Jone Forrell. Top: Kofle O ' Donnoghu TEAM — Front Vicki Dorrouk, Dorb Volght, Julie Corbough, Karen Srimer, Alison Kinkel, Korie O ' Donnoghue, Kothy Fosnocht, Jone Forrell, Colleen Fox Middle, Ellen Rurh, Pauline McEwen, Jenny Morchio, Morltyn Martin, Amy Snyder. Karen Romig, Korhy Cebuloi. LIso Poyner, Kim Howe, Peg Smith Top. Morgo Leader {monoger), Michelle Slorferbock, Liso Fifer, PatTy Howell, Kim Holsreod, Laurie Sfoner, Lauro Herh, Lorl Hellond. Derh McCartney, Cooch Nino Reid Field Hockey 120 fe) i;T  « fc. ' dT ' V -- -- Karen Stimer Korie O Donnoghue and Jane Forrell push forward Julie Corbouc ■ h wQiisonxiouil f. 1 tor Q pass Ifom Jenny Mo chio ' V ii % i?; f % . - i V Dorb Voighr Julie Corbaugh Korie O Donnoghue. Koren Srimer and Potty Ho r fit f • • Julie Corbough and Kothy Fosnocht keep righi Jone Foffell, Julie Corbough Dotb Voighi. Kotie OOonnoghue. end Jenny Morchlo, Field Hockey 121 J s J( € E J J CopfQln Ken Riddick TEAM — Coach Gomber, Lorry Willioms, Eric Morris, Troy Perry. Dove Choppell. Dwoyne Hollowoy. Woyne Johnson, Mike Kollor, Mjke McClure, Ken Riddick, Troy Bell, Mike Mullorkey, Ken Schon, Deon Gomber (in fronr) m 122 Bosketboil wm 1 E 1 ' 1 Dosketboll 123 TEAM CAPTAINS — Rich Wiloczek, Dov TEAM — Fronr [Xich Wiloczek, Charles Worner, Tom Kessler, Lorry Gregono. Mork Lehman Middle Mike Loffey, Bnon Moss, Dob Douglas, Dove Alemi Back Coach Achrzen, Tom Miller, Randy Gnesler, Tony Muscarelli, Sreve Cook. Fred Reilly Mark Fotr. Cooch Londis. 124 Wresrling MikeLoffey 2 MorkFoir 3 Fred IXetlty 4 Rich f ot Wii xiek 5 Mork Foir Vresrllng 125 Co-coproin Katie O Donnoghu E TEAM — Front Monoger Cheryl Ribor LisQ Sterrert Kotie ODonnoghue Tommy Oellefevil Middle Dodie Kroutz. Kelly Louer Sue Clork, Keren Clark Top Trainer Liso Huff, Kim Hoisted, Cindy Dowmon, Coach Roger Miller Absent Donna Hess 126 Boskerboll 1 Top rebounder Cindy Dowmon (ig ' i (Of onorher 2 Kelly Loue-i looking for o pois 3 Kim Holiteod fhe clown ol the leom 4 Co-coprom Oonno H 7is, Q iitong defenilve ployer Condid phoios by Donna Hesi SWIM TEAM Amy Dermon Eloine Drussock Colieen Fox Linda Fronczek Louro Goney Tracy Gifford Lindo Rosenthal Liz Troecy Lori Sinnmons Tony Mingoro s w m m n 9 126 Swimming W|«MW|«M1| ou ♦♦,U 4U«il44 lUll iJ4ii Uiim mUU)| Swimming 129 l heerieade 100 Cheerleaders Volleyboll 131 in ' w- { ' r 5?  134 Men ' s Tennis ( . . ' ■ J2 i„ t --Ji, a Men 5 Tennis 135 ;iy Softboll 137 a A e L a I I ' iMsisrzjt-iS) Wi. ' ss  '  j j s-  R ■( iSi w ' w,   '   J s.:K ft. JBSJ8 138 Doseboll Doseboll 139 MO Sporrs Condids sports Condids 141 142 Sports Candids Sporrs Condids 143 V 144 5porrs Condids sports Condids 145 Vo,.,n,Lr . . . 2),cen,U By rhe rime December vocation orrives, mony srudenrs ore ready for rhe break from dosses and studies. Ir is a rime when rhey con spend rime wirh rheir families and rheir friends bock home. Ir is also a rime ro corch up on rhe sleep rhor wos losr during rhe course of rhe losr semesrer. 146 November December 147 148 April Moy 149 150 Concerts Concerrs 151 Condids 155 Yearbook epilogues usually fall inro one of four of rhe following classes: a chronological breakdown of rfie year, massive birs of rhank yous, pfiilosophical reflecrions, or a losr-minure vent of revenge. Considering it ' s four o ' clock in rhe morning and I ' m hav- ing rhe whole year of memories flashing in my mind. I ' ll probobly be hirring all four classes, Firsr of oil, I rhoughr I was finally finished, bur I was wrong, I srill hod ro wrire rhis final nore. So here goes — The 1982 HORIZON is being presenred ro you as a means of reliving rhe pasr year. We, rhe sroff, hope we hove coprured os much of rhe year as possible. Many hours have been devored ro this edition of rhe HORIZON. This book wos a major concern of MANY, bur in reoliry ir is only on accomplishment of a FEW, Few people even begin ro comprehend rhe huge amount of work and rime rhor goes inro rhe producrion of rhe HORIZON. To oil rhe 1982 staff members — rhis book is yours! There definirely were cerroin people who were inregrol forces. I wont them to know who they were and why. Teresa, your hours of hard work cannot pass without recogni- tion. Be proud of the work you did! I love you dearly as o friend, and I ' ll miss your go-for-it attitude. Thonx for everything. Kimmy and the 81-82 Senate, your friendship and support gave me o lot of drive when the going wos rough. Thonx! Cothy v.. whot con I soy? Thonk you for putting up with me. Jeon-Morie: you were always there when we needed you! (even when you were sick, hung over, or busy) Thonxi Mel, Susan, ond Mori-Anne: you oil contributed in o very speciol woy. Also, Deb, Jerry, and Stacy — thank you for your ossistance. Guy Miller and Cindy Reilly: thonx for the laughs you supplied during rhe year. Take core of yourselves! To rhe seniors of May 82: you hove o lor ro be proud of. Nexr year ' s class has o hard ocr ro follow. Good luck in wharever you do! And Ed Porrick, you weren ' r jusr our rep from TPC, bur you were o friend. Thonk you for everyrhing! Mosr of all. Mom and Dad, rhank you for rhe push you gave me when I lefr MSC rwo years ago. I hope you ' re proud of rhis endeavor; I owe ir oil ro you. Irs done. I ' m finished and I ' m glad! RODIN MARIE 5HADLE 1982 Editor ( ommunitu rdueftiAementA Colonial Hair Core Center vUelconiei Mork L,oilege tuaenti ana Kjffei ' i (creative S tuiei for the C. nil re Zramilu! Mick Marrorono -owner- Colonial Shopping Center York, PA 17405 843-0588 PHOTO 1319 Mt. Rose Ave. 845-8680 Open Daily 8:30 till 5:30 Sat. 8:30 till Noon 158 Advertisemenrs Murph ' s Study Hall - Jiom. fo. tk. yep Student Jjoau — 850 Jessop Place York PA 17405 848-4030 i ongfatuiationd to tne Clan of 82 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William E. Adorns Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bachmon Mr. and Mrs. Dorrell D. Billerr Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth E. Bollinger Mr. ond Mrs. Donold L. Bonsell Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Buehler Dr. and Mrs. Rolando Casol Colonel and Mrs. John L. Dovids Mr. ond Mrs. Horry A. Dosrmonn Mr. and Mrs. Seymour A. Ewing Mr. ond Mrs. Jere L. Henderson Mr, ond Mrs. W. J. Hendrick Mrs. Ellen 5. Herr Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hopson Dr and Mrs. Louis E. Kelly Mrs. Casimir J. Kopko Marlene and Robert Londes Mr. ond Mrs. Sterling L. Lucobaugh Peggy Ann Lynch Mr. ond Mrs. William Mollock Mr. and Mrs. Chorles F. Miller, Jr. Mr. ond Mrs. James B. Reilly Dr, ond Mrs, John F. Rose Mr. and Mrs. George Schenck Mr. ond Mrs. Wayne A. Seney Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Shodle Mr. ond Mrs, Horry E. Stondhort Mr. and Mrs. Clorence Stormer Loretto ond Raymond Uzonus Mr. and Mrs. Ansel G. Young Adverrisement 159