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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

k .„ !!!i|j;-.. . ■■- .  ■ Concerts J  - CO Activities . 66 , ■ Clubs §4 •m. Creeiis . v-- 9C Spcrts - 1C8 •m Intramurals 14€ Craduaticn 148 « , _. Eenefaeicrs 1 S4 ' : ?•■ ,- . : THE THEATRE The Theatre is defined as being any place where events occur. These events can consist of plays, operas, and motion pictures. In each of these, there are people who portray different roles. Every person has their own theatre. Each person can determine what their role will be. In every role, there is a part of the actor or actress, which is individual to that part. These individuals are responsible for making it possible for each actor or actress to work together to achieve the same goal. 2 PLAYBILL PLAYBILL 3 PECrCCMEC Everyone has a role that they portray, whether it be student, faculty, or adnninistrator. There are many roles that we are born into; such as sex, age, and nationality. There are also roles that we strive to achieve; such as being a student and the type of career you choose. At times the roles we perform complement each other; while at other times they seem to be in conflict. Each individual has to learn to work within their different roles to find a workable balance between each of their roles. PLAYBILL 5 $PECTAT€C Although the role of a spectator seems to be an easy one to fulfill, it Is still very important. Spectators give what, at times, is hardest to receive — encouragement and support. Even though spectators are associated mainly with sports, they also support groups and individuals. Spectators can give support to those groups that are developing. Spectators are the driving force that keeps us going and striving for the best that we can be. 6 PLAYBILL ATHLETE The athlete ' s role as related to a group is one of a shorter period of time. The athlete ' s influence on the game begins as each game begins. What occurs in past games does not affect the outcome of the future games. Although the influence on the individual games is short run, the training for the games is long term. Dedicated athletes spend many hours a week practicing their sports and staying in shape. The role of an athlete tends to be strenuous and very admirable. FI IEND A friend is the most important supporting actor or actress a person can have. With friends, people do what they feel like doing, when they feel like doing it. They know that there are a lot of ways of satisfying one another and that what is important are the feelings, not the ritual. Having friends can make life easier, but being a friend can make life more enjoyable. When a person has a true friend, they learn to appreciate other people but also to better understand themselves. 10 PLAYBILL PLAYBILL 11 12 PLAYBILL ■BE ycucsELr The most important and original role any person portrays is that of themselves. It is a unique role and one which is easy to portray, but very difficult to develop. For many people it takes years to finally become the type of person that they truly desire to be. No one can tell you what you should be like. It is up to each individual to decide what characteristics they think are admirable and develop these into their own personality. ocean pacifif wpsunwearCp I PLAYBILL 13 SENIORS . . . SEINICKS . . . SENICI S • • • SENICI S • • • SENIORS 15 William A. Alber David F. Alemi Beth R. Anderson Jerri L. Anthes Donna L. Anthony Donna M. Barbetto Ann Bard Janet C. Baricl man Beth A. Bartholome Bruce R. Batchelor Karen B. Beese Robert G. Bennett 16 Alice S. Benshoof Darla V. Berkowitz Judith L. Beyer Guy Bievenour John L. Bistline David A. Bittinger Demise K. Black mmw. Tammie E. Boone Mary Anne Booth Wendy M. Bowman Stephen M. Boyko Kenneth E. Brenneman Gary L. Brumbaugh Ginger L. Bucher Kathleen J. Budny Kathleen Burns Antonette Carr Robert A. Caruso Dorothy Cassell 17 Eugene J. Cassidy Erin E. Clark Treva A. Clark KImberly B. Goates Mary E. Coleman Penny S. Coleman Lynn C. Comerota Bernard G. Gonaway Mary T. Concino Bettyann Conticelli Leontine M. Conway Steven D. Cook Malia C. Cowen Linda S. Crawford Diane L. Crease Jeannette M. Cursley Sara E. Danzeisen S. Mason Day III Donnajean DeGasper is Monica M. Degenhart Joseph M. DeMarco Colleen P. Dennehey Sandra S. Dierdorff John F. Dommel David G. Doutnch Lisa A. Dowdy Daniel S. Driscoll Brenda L. Eckert Patti E. Fake Jane A. Farrell Kathy A. Fasnacht Brian K. Fauth 19 J. Donald Firestone Sheryl A. Fishman Howard M. Flamm P. Eric Foust Susan L. Francella Mane E. Frey Anthony S. Fuller Valerie C. Garren Jacqueline C. Gazda Lorna L. Gemmill Patrick R. Gerrity Dorothy A. Gertz 20 David M. Gibble Robert J. Goble Lisa A. Goduti Debborah A. Gray Demise J. Hamilton Barbara L. Hanel NannetteS. Hardin John W. Harney Dale R. Hawn Loretta A. Hennigan Diane L. Henry Deborah A. Hess Suzanne M. Mines Amanda J. Hoback Cynthia E. Hoffman Megan L. Hollowbush Brad A. Holmes Ronald A. Houseal Lori A. imhoff David E. Inkrote 21 Matthew J. Jamison Glenn P. Jansen Ellen L. Johnson Gary R. Johnson Rodney B. Johnson LeeAnn Jones Valerie A. Juiffre Charles R. Kelly, Jr. Neil F. Kern Jennifer A. King Nancy E. King Craig H. Kinsey Stephanie Koziar Jenny L. Lagowski Frederick L. Landis Joan E. Landsberger Rose M. Laskowski Pamela A. Latchew Kelly J. Lauer MaryAnn Lawson Margaret C. Lease Chrystal L. Lemkelde Scott F. Lewis Sandra D. Lipsky Steven V. Lowry Lisa M. McAlister Michael C. McClure Clifford M. McDaniel Pauline P. McEwen Kelly L. McGeary Andrew J. McMahon 23 Scott McPherson Chang-Hing Ma Alexander G. MacDonald Sandra J. Magrowsky Barbara A. Maguire Marilyn Manotti Karen L. Markey Barbara A. Mason Wendy D. Maurer JeanAnn Metkus Andrea D. Miller Jeffrey L. Miller Thomas H. Miller Louise C. Montoro James H. Morgan Lisa M. Morganthall Eric D. Morris Monica R. Morroni Chris J. Moss William A. Motley, Jr. Melissa Mucha Deborah E. Myers Kristie L. Myers Matthew F. Myers Thomas A. Myers Vivian E. Myers Judy A. Naylor Pearl E. Novotny Kelly A. O ' Connor Robyn L. Oswald Judith L. Over Jacqueline L. Perkins Mollle E. Pertsch Michelle Y. Peters Jane M. Phiambolis Jacqueline K. Pieterse Beverly L. Potts Mark A. Prego Pamela S. Pryor Gary L. Puzzella Robert E. Quinn Daria A. Radyk Helen E. Rayna 26 Scott E. Reinecker Elizabeth L. Resine Susan T. Rickards Anna L. Ronceray Darlene D. Rood BrendaJ. Ruser Lisa A. Ruth Barbara J. Sagmeister Keiko Sakamaki Frederick A. Scheidig Judith A. Schlmpf John E. Schleicher, Jr. Christa F. Schlenker Martin M. Schnaars Rosemarie D. Schuster J. Ronald Scifers Phyllis D. Seaks Adrienne D. Sender Sandra L. Sferrella 2; Brian W. Shiflett Lynette L. Shirk Bret E. Shue SueShull Valerie A. Slear Kevin J. Smaniotto Barbara A. Smith Cynthia K. Smith Cynthia M. Snyder Terry L. Snyder Donald F. Sontag Lesa L. Spaide 28 Angela L. Spataro Brain D. Stambaugh Kyra L. Stellhorn Lisa K. Sterrett Peggy J. Stiles Lynlee B. Stover PatrinaStumbo Thomas P. Sullivan, Jr. Randy M. Summers Deborah J. Tissot Joan M. Todt Darlene M. Treiber Pamela S. Trostle Marilyn T. Turansky David W. Vought Robin G. Wagner Maurice W. Watson, Jr. Susan M. Weniger James B. Wentzel Heidi A. Wentzler Mark E. Werner Sharon J. Wilkinson Julienne L. Wilson Connies. Witmer Douglas J. Wolff Angela A. Worthen Todd S. Wright Cheryl L. Writer Jason Y. Yamamoto Beth A. Zager Margaret M. Zardus Kristi L. Zeigler Brian K. Zimmerman Janet L. Zimmerman Theodore M. Zimmerman Senicr Class Officers standing: Jason Yamamoto, President. Sitting: Lisa Sterrett, Secretary; Ken Shedleski, Vice-President; Mark Prego, Treasurer; Tina Stumbo, Secretary. As the Class of 1983 graduates from Y.C.P., they will be progressing from one type of role to a lifestyle that is more demanding. They will no longer be students. They will be nurses, recreation therapists, managers, accountants, artists, psychologists, teachers, or a number of other occupations. They will learn that they have new responsibilities, new tasks, and new skills to develop. They will not be able to blow off work as they could their classes. They will find that they cannot B.S. a business report, results of an experiment, or diagnosis as they could their assignments. Their bosses will be less likely to accept excuses. They will learn to accept the added responsibilities of being on the job. They will look for challenges and prosper from experience. The Horizon would like to wish the class of ' 83 the best of luck in their future endeavors. SENIORS 7 31 SENICI DICECTOCr itementary Edlcation; Student EducafTd l |l9rd, Ann . D. 4 Box 702 Lewistown, PA; COiiuctionSk Banckman, Janet C. Rt1Box270D I Lew, WV; Health Records Administration; Alf a 3Sma Alplia; Intrannural Volleyball and Softball. tholonnew, Bel IS. 7th St. iburg, PA; Heall President; Alpha nerican College St Ichelor, Brace R. ' 340 Bottom Road jes MD; BoSffie ' ss Countr Bittinger, David A.— 107 West Main Street.Box 51 Brownstown A; Law Enforcement. Black, Denise, K. 46 East Forrest Ave, Shrewsbury, PA; Medical Techrtojogy; Chemistry Lab Assistant; Dean ' s List; AJph Chi; york Academy Schola hip; Faculty Senate Scholarshtp; Who ' s ' Who Amoqyjj -le rican Colleges; Senior Horlor SpGi y, Alpha ho ' Among Deans List; Student lie, Susan J., SISK Cottage Place Yori rnentary Education; AjptiaXhi; SEA. W BoonSTTiStimle E. 4011 Barrington Rd. Bait ' - vID; AcooyntingrBSU; Cheerleading. Bo 205 Senate — Vice Presi- s List; Who ' s Who. :J W n :W yanne Buren Ave. ' New Castle, DE: Therapeutic Recreation; Volleybalf. i„ r. rnufais. y B f man, Wendy M. 49 W. Maple Ave. - edarville, NJ; He«ithJi| cords; Administrafion. Boyw, StepheA M. jj entry at Waterford %. j ork, PA; Accounting; Omega Thata Chi — President; Cir- i;le K International; A.M. Coordinator W.V.Y.C. 763 Brunnerville Road Lititz, PA; Legal Secretarial; Ski Club. 3renneman, Kenneth E. to North Third Street Box 495 t. Wolf, PA; Accounting; Chi Gamma lota. Coleman, Mary E. ' 712 Brookside Drive Toms River, NJ; Nursing BSN. Brumbaugh, Gary L. ?934 5th Ave. t ' ork, PA; Public Administration; TKE. 3ucher, Ginger L. 323 Garfield St. I ' ork, PA; History; Forensics Team; Alpha Chi Honor Society; Washington Internship in Cong. Bill Goodling ' s Dffice. 3udny, Kathleen J. 224 Euclid Avenue Hackensack, NJ; Nursing; SNAP; Secretary TreWurer of 3NAP; Secretary of Senior Nursing Class; Member of Jursing Scholastic Scholarship. i 3urns, Kathleen M 312 Sterner Mill Road M - -easterville, PA; Speech Communication Theater Co.; nter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. Darr, Antonette M. 1 420 Park Street -reeland, PA; Social Studies; SEA. IJaruso, Robert A. Jr. 05S. 31st Street Harrisburg, PA; Police Science Corrections; Weightlifting. Dassell, Dorothy L. B 2135 Arcona Road VIechanicsburg, PA; Marketing; Student Senate; Dean ' s Jst. Dassidy, Eugene J. 17NokomisAve. Dakland, NJ; Criminal Justice; Omega Theta Chi; Track; ntramural Director; Athletic Board Member. :;iark, Erin E. 58 Broad Street 5troudsburg PA.; CLS Corrections ilark, Treva A. .D. 3 Box 251 Everett, PA; Psychology — Marketing Minor; Women ' s arsity Volleyball Captain; Residence Council; Presidential 3ept. Scholarship; Intramural Football, Basketball, Joftbail. [Joates, Kimberly B. Coleman, Penny S. 534 Hillcrest Rd. Hershey, PA; Executive Secretarial; Cabaret Theater Group; Theater Company. Comerota, Lynn C. 14 Discovery Road Vernon, CT; Behavioral Science; Intramural Sports; Cam- pus Tour Guide. Conaway, Bernard G. - 610 Canter Rd. Wilmington, DE; Government; President — Society Political Affairs Chairman — York College Model United Nation Delegate Harvard Model United Nations; Senator — Student Senate Member; Judicial Board; Student Senate Award 1981-82; Student Senate Scholarship; Dean ' s List. Concino, MaryT. 148 Irving Rd. York, PA; Nu rsing; SNAP of PA. Conticelli, Bettyann 2814 Andrea Drive Allentown, PA; Health Records Administration; Alpha Sigma Alpha — Membership Director; Intramural Volleyball and Softball. Conway, Leontine M. 514 Chelton Avenue Burlington, NJ; Health Records Administration; Alpha Chi. Cook, Steven 97 Hoagland Ave Rockaway, NJ; Accounting; TKE; Wrestling; Sports. Cowen, MaliaC. 3636 Glovcester Drive Bethlehem, PA; Health Records; Phi Sigma Chi Sorority. Crawford, Linda S. R.D. 2 Thomasville, PA; Management; B.H. Shephard Memorial Scholarship; Sigma Delta Rho; Intramural Volleyball and Basketball; Treasurer for Sorority. Crease, Diane L. 62 1 S. George Street York, PA; Communications Radio TV; Alpha Sigma Alpha — Assistant Treasurer and Fund Raiser; Yearbook Staff SENIORS 33 Photographer; F.M. Disc Jockey — YCP Radio Station ant. Cursley, Jeannette M. RDrf2Box 177 York, PA; Education; S.E.A. Oanzeisen, Sara E. 280 River Drive Tequesta, FL; Accounting; SAM. Day, S. M. B-4 1000 Country Club Rd. York, PA; Psychology. Begasperis, Dohnajean |C| 6 Birchwood Road M5Wew Milford, NJ; Therapeutic Recreation; V-P Recreation Society. Degenhart, Monica M. 710 Samuels Ave. Hazleton, PA; Therapeutic Recreation; V-P Residence Council; Intramurais; Special Olympics; Recreation Socie- ty; Horizon Staff. m (I DeMarco, Joseph M. 1076 Westwood Drive rj Wast Chester, PA; Marketing Major; Compyter Minor; , r President Omega Theta Chi. ' -•Dennehey, Colleen P. 212 Laurel Road Sharon Hill, PA; Health Records tramural Volleyball and Softball. Dierdorff. Sandra S. - 155 Forest Hill Road k ork, PA; Marketing; A.S. Retailing. Jornmel, John F. 24 (jreenview Lane Havertown, PA; Business Administrative Management; SAM: Circle K Club Officer; Liaison for the Admissions Office. i4 . Doutrich, David G. RD 2 Paradise, R V; Accounting; Karate Club; Accounting Club; ' ' hifcsilon. « hi Sigma Chi Dowdy, Lisa 739 Lancing Roarf Woodbury, NJ; Art; Minor — Marketin l Treasurer Eckert, Brenda L. 1 1 1 East Cooner Street 34 SENIORS t Mechanicsburg, PA; Nursing; SNAP — Executive Board; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship — Executive Board. Fake, Patti E. 713 Broadway Hanover, PA; Accounting; Sigma Delta Rho. Farrell, Jane A. 9627 Dundawan Road Baltimore, MD; B.S. Business Mgt.; A.S. Computer Info. System; Varsity Field Hockey — Captain; Softball — Cap- tain; York Chamber of Commerce Scholar Athlete Award. Fasnacht, Kathy A. R.D. 180x148 Annville, PA; Accounting; Field Hockey — Captain; In- tramural Volleyball, Basketball, Softball. Fauth, Brian K. l 954 B. N. George Street Apt. 3 | York, PA; Speech Communications; Dean ' s List. | Firestone, J. D. ' | 1316 Ogontz Street York, PA; Accounting; Dean ' s List; SAM; Computer Club. Fishman, Sheryl A. 2807 Omega Place Roslyn, PA; Elementary Education; Residence Council; intra-murals. Flamm, Howard M. 1958 Mitten Street Dover, DE; English. Foust, p. E. 200 Da|lene Street York, PA; Management; Minor nKing and Finance; SAM. Francella, Susan L. 512 Sunset Drive Downington, PA; Therapeutic Recreation; Phi Sigma Chi. Frey, Marie E. 1311 West Foster Pkwy Fort Wayne, Indiana; Public Administration; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; SAM; Pre-Law Society. Fuller, Anthony S R.D. 4 York, PA; Manage] Dean ' s List. ent; Tau Kappa Epsilon; R.O.T.C; Garren, Valerie C 229 Fallsbrook Road Timonium, MD; Mar tramurals Nominated f ing; Intercollegiate Volleyball; In- Senior Honor Society 1st Runner jp Formal Queen. 3azda, Jacqueline C. 14 Forest Hills Road ed Lion, PA; Marketing. 3emmill, LornaL. ' 64 NW 170 Drive Beaverton, OR; Business Management; Intramural Sports; Digma Delta Rho; Vets Fraternity — Assoc Member. Berrity, Patrick R. ! 13 Pine Street Basking Ridge, NJ; Business Mgt.; Welfare Chairman — Student Senate; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges y b|hiversities. ' ' ' Sertz, Dorotj A. _ 3232 Alcondtfeet i KK _anham, Ml Business Management; tntramurals Football ind Softball; Mur h ' s Gang. - jibble, David M. 55 S. Main Street lanheim, PA; Business Administration Dmega Theta Chi; Intramural Sport ' s. M Management ■tgeme 3oble, Robert L. R.D. 2 Box 476 Stewarts Tovifn, fA; Business Administration; Varsity Basketball Tj 3oduti, Lisa A. 32 Manor Drive Basking Rid e, NJ; Business Mgt.; Vice-President Opera- tions of SA 3ray, Debborah A . R.D. 3 Box 57 Glen Rock, PA; Nursing; Symposium Speaker at YCP; YCP Chorus; YCP Band; SNAP, NSNA; Caberat Group. Hamilton, Denise J. R.D. 1 Box 206 Mumbank, PA; Nursing; Little Sister of TKE mSKI Hanel, Barbara L. 101 Drummond Drive Wilmington, DE; Behavioral Science; AlpHa Theta Chi. Hardin, Nannette S. ?8 Halsted Street Mewton, NJ; Elementary Education; Student Education Association. Harney, John W. ?3 Center Street Dlinton, NJ; Criminal Justice; President — Alpha Phi Sigma; Student Liaison for Admissions; Campus Police; Dean ' s List. Hawn, Dale R. R.D. 4 Box 202 Huntingdon, PA; Police Science and Corrections; Dorm Director Beard Hall; Weight Lifting Club; Vets Frat. Hennigan, LorettaA. 779 Live Oak Drive Millersville, MD; Nursing; SNAP; Activity Director — Newman Club; Campus Ministry; Curriculum Committee For Nursing Majors. Henry, Diane L. 444 W. Maple Street Dallastown, PA; Respiratory Therapy. Hess, Deborah A. 150 Gettysburg Pike Mechanicsburg, PA; Nursing; SNAP; Ski Club. Hines, Suzanne M 984 Greenlea Road Hershey, PA; Computers. Hoback, Amanda J. . , 250 Oakridfge Drive York, PA; Nursing; Reading; Tole Paintifig; Travel; Camping. Hoffman, Cynthia E. 600 Cavalry Field Road Gettysburg, PA; Nursing Hollowbush, Megan L. 306 Hillcrest Drive New Cumberland, PA; Marketing; Council; Tour Guide. Holmes, Brad A. 9 Carlisle Ave. York, PA; Management. Hbuseal, Ronald A. 4345 Briarwood Road York PA.; Management; SAM. Imhoff, Lori A. 733 N. George Street York, PA; Art; Sigma Delta Rho. inkrote, David E. 623 N. Hartley Street York, PA; Business Management Jamison, Matthew J. 9 Arthur Drive, Wellington Hills SAM; Residence Life SENIORS 35 imapoWve. Pompton Lakes, NJ; Managpment; Minor Computer Infor- mation Systems; SAMt-tfftramurals: Football, Volleyball,, Basketball, Soccer. : Intramural Football and sketball and SAM. Johnson, Rodneylft 35 Circle Drive ' ■ V. York, PA; Accountingf ' Golf; SAM; Accounting Club. Jones, Lee Ann I 108 Windmere Drive Colonial Heights, VA; Elementary Education; Circle K Juiffre, Valerie A. 423 N.George Street Hanover, PA; Elementary Education; Alpha Chi H Society; SEA. KDziar, iii pnanie urch Street Dlyphant, PA: Health Records Ad.;teigma Delta Rho President, Treasurer; Alpha Chi — fj[fce President; .Who ' i Who; Intramurals. La p skl, Jehny L. 2wW. Jackson Street YQrk, PA; Marketing. Landis, Frederick L. 863 E. Poplar Street York, PA; Business Management; SA Kelley. Charles R. Jr. R.D. 2 Box,590 Red Lion, PA lent Marketing. Kern, Neil K. 4 Harwo od Drive MftfligriDjifctrfT i rr minting: President, Treasurer of Student Senate; Who ' s Vw tvAmong Colleges; Student Senate Ser vice Award. King, Jennifer A. S 19 Alexander Spring Road arlisle, PA; Nursing; President of Sr. Nursing Class; - ' ■- - ' - Njrsing Class; Member of Student Nurses amurai Volleyball; Speaker at Nursing ' --iical Anthropology. ■creation; varsity Softball; In- all, and Football; Recreation ■ lonor Society Noroinee Lease, Margaret C. 318 Blue Jay Drive % Red Lion, PA; Nursing; SNAP . Nursing Curriculum Comm. Lemkelde, Crystal L. R.D. 22 Box 1 19 York, PA; Health Repords AD.; Intramural Sports Prograr Dean ' s List; S«grnap«Ha Rho; Allied Health Club. ' ■■ ' Lewis, Scott F. ' 60 Edward Ave. ,ent6wn, PA; Criminal Justice Police Science; Lambc a Epsilon; Grantley Volunteer Fire Dept.; Weightlifting ntramural Sports; SNIPES. )sky, Sandra D. lox 374 Woodbourne, NY; B.S. Bus Guide; Intramural Sports Lowry, Steven V. 5606 Akron Drive Harrisburg, PA; Fine Arts and H McAlister, Lisa M. R.D. 1 Box 523 Shermansdale, PA; Nursing; SNAP; Senior Nursing Class Representative. McClure, Michael C. 806 Fayette Street Conshohocken, PA; Basketball. McDaniel, Cliff ordM. •ive NJ; International Studies, WfTf ho An.ftrican Colleges and Universities; News Edito| partan; President Histo.-y Political Science Club; Vice President Pre- Law Soci ' ty; Vice President Theatre Club. McLvven, Pauline P. [ilverson, PA; Medical Secretary; Field Hockey r McGeary, Kelly L 6225 Blue Grass AV nue Harrisburg, PA; Executive Secretarial McMahc)n,,,Andrew 31 Adeliri Valley Streai Fraternity McPherson, Scott 250 Carlisle Street Gettysburg, PA; Comput Miller, Jeffrey L. 255 N. Poplar Stre ,:i |}zabethtown, PA; B.S. Marketing A.S. Management; ' Bassb5 i ' ; - - Regional P ' layotfs. MaChan-Hing 109A Broadway 8 F Mei Foo Sun Chuen, Kin. H Biology and Medical Techn Award; Who ' s Who Among , S, Chemistry; B.S. ling Chemistry - iities and Col- leges; Alpha Chi; Senior Honors; Dean s List; Excellence in Sciences; Foreign Students Moving Force; Free Publican of a Poem; (Special Award for Am. Collegiate Fall Contest); Lab Assistant in Bio. Dept. Chemistry Tutor in Chem. Dept. Miller, Thomas H. 821 Tioga Street York, PA; Medical Technology; AIBS; Allied Health Club; Bottoms Up; Ski Club; Dean ' s List. Montoro, Louise C. i. Place jrsing Psychology; Dean ' s List; SNAP — asurer. ' ' ' « m MacDonald, Alexander 17 Highland Road Montvale, NJ; Health Recorcl i STVice-President of the Allied Health Association; Circle K; Dean ' s List lE. 80 VTViWrkei Street Heilam, PA; Nursing; Order of Diana Little Sisters of TKE; SENIORS 37 Collegiate Basketball; SNAP; Intramurals, Flag Football, Basketball, Softball. Morgan, James H. M 1006 Booth Street - Chester, PA; Criminal Justice; Track; J.V. Basketball; Fund Raising Chairman BSU; Campus Security; Weight Room Supervisor. Morganthall. Lisa M. 11702 Wharf Road Waynesboro, PA; Therapeutic Recreation; Alpha Theta Chi — President; Pledgemistress; Intramurals. Morris, Eric D. P.O. Box 394 Walnut Street Delmar, MD; Management; Varsity B ketball — Captain; BSU. Ba Morroni, Monica R. P.O. Box 81 Smithmill, PA; Nursing; Alpha Chi Honor Society; Sander- son Award (outstanding Sophomore Nursing Student); Dean ' s List. Moss, Chris J. 13317 Kurtz Road Woodbridge, VA; Police Science. Motley, William A. Jr. 4617 Cherry Valley Drive Rockville, MD; Business Mgt.; Student Senate Senior Senator and Election Chairman; Black Student Union — President; Student Senate Service Aw ard; Who ' s Who Among American College and Universities; Student Senate Scholarship. Mucha, Melissa 133 South Nice Street Frackville, PA; Nursing; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Nurses Club; Fellowship Club. Myers, Deborah E. R.D. 4Box74 Dillsburg, PA; Executive Secretary. J Myers, Kristie L. 17 Wagner Street Hummelstown. PA; Health Records Administration; Alpha Chi Honor Society; Secretary; Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges; Sigma Delta Rho — Chaplain — President. , Myers, Matthew F. R.D. «3 Box 229 Stewartstown, PA; Business Management; Commercial Pilots License; Flight Instructor License; Instrument Flight Instructor; Airline Transport Pilot License; Boeing 727-200 Ground. PA 600A Aerostar Flight. 38 SENIORS Myers, Thomas A. R.D. 3 Box 221 Dillsburg, PA; Police Science. Myers, Vivian E. 1303 Topper Street York, PA; Computer Info. Systems. Naylor, Judy A. R.I Box 314 JH Biglerville, PA; Executive Secretary; Dean ' s List; SAM; In- tramural Volleyball and Softball. Novotny, Pearl E. 10 Magnolia Circle Shrewsbury, PA; Medical Technology; Alpha Chi — Secretary; Vice President Senior Honor Society; Who ' s| Who Among American Universities and Colleges. O ' Connor, Kelly A. 1014 Haverford Street Johnstown, PA; Therapeutic Recreation; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Social Chairperson, Editor; Student Recreation Society; Outstanding Young Woman of America; Residence Council; Concert Choir; Madrigal Singers; Special Olympics; Almost Anything Goes; York College Music Club; Volleyball and Softball Intramurals; Team Captain; Volleyball Referee; Freshman Orientation Tour Guide; Hostess for President ' s Picnic; Hostess for Parents Weekend; York College Talent Shows; York College For- mal Coordinator; Graduation Usherette; IFC Delegate. Oswald, Robyn L. 2022 Focht Ave. Allentown, PA; International Studies; Alpha ' Theta Chi President Vice-President; Intramural Sports; Formal ' Queen Nominee. haTh Over, Judith L 421 Candlewyck Road Camphill, PA; Speech; Minors — French Theatre; Theatre Company; Secretary Forensics Club — Vice-President; Pi Kappa Delta — Vice President; Choir; Dean ' s List; Y.C.P. Speaker ' s Bureau; Winter Formal Court Representative; Senior Honor Society. Perkins, Jacqueline L. 1906 Sterretts Gap Ave. Carlisle, PA; Nursing; President SNAP — Vice-President SNAP. Pertsch, Mollie E. 1 12 Hollow Brook Road Timonium, MD; Nursing; National Honor Society. Peters, Michelle Y. 404 Allegheny Drive Mechanicsburg, PA; Nursing; SNAP; Who ' s Who Among Colleges and Universities in America. Phiambolis, Jane M. 3940 Byron Road Huntingdon Valley, PA; Nursing. Pleterse, Jacqueline K. 5337 Shookstown Road Frederick, MD; Nursing; SNAP, Fund Raising Committee, Senior Banquet Committee. Potts, Beverly Li 721 Satellite Drive York, PA; Management; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List. i Prego, Mark A. V 8 Spring Ridge Drive York, PA; Accounting; Treasurer of Senior Class; Residence Council; Accounting Club; Intramurals — Soft- ball, Volleyball; Newman Board. Pryor, Pamela S. 119 E.Philadelphia Street York, PA; Nursing; SNAP. PuzzeJIa, Gary L. 360 S. Maple Ave. Basking Ridge, NJ; Criminal Justice; Pledge Master of Kappa Sigm flho. Quinn, Robert I 14 Concord Strel Edison, NJ; Law Enforcement — Criminal Justice; tramural: Football, Hockey, Softball; Omega Theta Chi. Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Softball; IFC. Rood, Darlene D. R.D. 4Box 143 Hummelstown, PA; Recreation — Emphasis Therapeutic — Minor Psychology; Residence Assistant; Circle K; Recreation Society; Ski Club; Intramurals. Ruser, Brenda J. 1650 W. Main Street Norristown, PA; Nursing. Ruth, Lisa A. 541 N.Mary Street Lancaster, PA; Nursing; Residence Assistant; Intramural; Volleyball, Football, Baseball; Circle K; Medical An- thropology Symposium; Medical Anthropology Sym- posium; Dean ' s List; Nursing Obstetrical Case Study Presentation Nurse Extern; Treasurer of Nursing Class. Sagmeister, Barbara 344 Main Street NorthHampton, PA; Nursing; SNAP; Alpha Sigma Alpha — Secretary. Sakamake, Keiko 471-2 Ominaqawa Tochigi-shi, Tochigi-Ken, Executive Secretary; Volleyball; The Spartan. Scheidig, Grederick A. 18 Berta Place Basking Ridge, NJ; History. Japan; Radyk, Daria A. R.D. 2 Box 201 Mineral int, PA; Marketing. Rayna, Helen E. North Main Street Stewartsville, NJ; Police Science; German crubTreasurer; Dean ' s List; Intramural Sports. Reinecker, Scott E. R.D. 1 BIgiervilfe, PA; A.S. Management; B.S. Marketing; Tau Kappa Epslion — Treasurer; Y.C.P. Baseball — Par- ticipated in NCAA Division III Championships. Resine, Elizabeth L. P. O. Box 33 Yorklyn, DE; Marketing; Nominated Senior Honor Society Rickards, Susan T. 106 Hillside Road Mechanicsburg, PA; Business Management; SAM. Ronceray, Anna L. 11 3 Canterbury Lane Short Hills, NJ; Recreation; Sigma Delta Rho; Intramural Schimpf, Judith A. 422 H. West Rt 313 I Perkausue, PA; Legal Secretary; Field Rockey; Softball Schleicher, John E. Jr. 41 Alpine Drive Denville, NJ; B.S. ManagemeniTK morllarkitTh — Sergeant at Arms TKE; Vice-President Intramurals. Schlenker, Christa F. 26 South Clinton Street York, PA; Biology; Alpha Chi ; ' CRC Freshman Chemistry Award; York Water Company Sophomore Biology Award. Schlott, Joni R. I i ■ R.D. 6 Box 58 | I | ? Danville, PA; Medical Records Administration; Alpha Sigma Alpha. Schnaars, Martin M. I ! I i I ' 135 Columbus Drive Tenafly, NJ; Business Management; Dean ' s List; Cum Lauda Honors; Soccer — Captain; Intramural Sports; SAM; Member of Snipes. SENIORS 39 x Ros«marie D Jingle Ridge Road Brewer, NYi ' ETecutiv© Secreta! man Club; Yearbook Stalt, Scifers. J. Ronal 2236 Blossom Valley Roa Lancaster, PA; Managemenl ' intercollegiat pross Cc try; Intercollegiate Track and Field; SAM. V Seaks, Phyllis D. R.D. 2 Red Lion, PA; Recreation; Recreation Socf Sender. Adrienne D. 90 Seneca Ave. Yonkers, NY; Speech Newspaper. Sferrella, Sandra L. YCP Beard Hall York. PA: Marketing. Shiflett. Brian W. 3123 Cornwall Road Baltimore. MD: Business Management; Intramural: Street Hockey, Baseball, Soccer. Shirk, Lynette L. 20 Brethren Church Road Leola, PA; NursingrSNAP; Robert CottJngham Memorial Award. 5wn, NY; A.S. Retailing. Communications Radio StafJon Slear, Valerie A. Rt5, Box 122 Selinsgrowe, PA; Health Records Administration; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Intramural Volleyball and Softball; Who ' s Who Among American College Students; Alpha Chi. Shue, Bret f . BoxA567n.D.  2 Dallastown, PA; Management. Smaniotto, Kevin J. 16 Temple Road - ' Vineland, NJ; History. jra A. 3ox 193 I Rock, PA; Accounting and M kM; Intramurals. Smith, Cynthia K. R.D. 1 Box 123 East Berlin, PA; Nursing. Snyder, Cynthia M. 16 Summerset Drive 40 SENIORS I snyder, Terry Lee 1168 Trowbridge Road York, PA; B.S. Marketing; A.S. Management; SAM; In- tramurals; Volleyball; Hockey. Sontag, Donald F. 14 Horseshoe Drive Media, PA; Marketini Spaide, Lesa L. R.D. 1 Felton, PA; Communications — Education; College Sym- phony Orchestra; Concert Choir; Sigma Delta Rho; Work on Spartan. gClub. Spataro, Angela L. 437 Roosevelt Ave. York, PA; Accounting; SAM; Accour Stambaugh, Brian D. R.D. 6 Box 5 York, PA; Medical TechnolO! List. ed-Tech Club; Dean ' s Stellhorn, Kyra L. 91 Woodbury Road Hauppauge, NY; Marketing; V.P. and President of Residence Council; Alpha Theta Chi Sorority; Dean ' s List. Sterrett, Lis? K. R.D. 3 J Grove City, PA; Marketing; Women ' s BasH tball; Senior i Class Secretary; Choir; Jazz Band; German Club; SAM; | Horizon,£port ditor; Qaberet Theatre. Dn p ,Peac Stiles, Peggy J. R.D. 2 Box 140 Glen Rock, PA; Psychology; Choir; Dean ' s List. Stover, Lynnlee B. 431 Roosevelt Ave. York, PA; Elementary Education; Student Education Association; Alpha Chi Honor Society. Stumbo, Patrina 204 S. Main Street Shrewsbury, PA; Business Administration SAM; Intramurals, Volleyball; Formal Queen Cand.; Senior Class Officer. Sullivan, Tom R.D. 1 Box 210 •Dallastown, PA; B.S. Marketing; A.S. Management; In- tramural, Hockey, Volleyball; SAM. Summers, Randy M. R.D. 1 Jettysburg, PA; Art; Karate Club issol, Deborah J. 19 Beach 207 St. jlockaway Point, NY; Health Record AdrrtWHstratlon. odt, Joan ' 1. D. 4 Box 257 lanover, PA; Nursing; Volleyball Intramurals; SNAP; Jecretary. reiber, Darlene M. 277 Sol Is. Road arwood, MD; Business Management; Tennis Team; Ski :iub. «- ' rostle, Pamela S. !45 Diller Road Hanover, PA; Marketing; Minor Management; Phi Sigma :hi Vice-President; IFC; SAM. furansky, Marilyn Theresa .R. 1 Box 57 Highland Lakes, NJ; Chemistry Medical Tech ought, David W. D 2 Box A3 13 3a!lastown, PA; Criminal Justice {Police Science) Wagner, Robin ST 558 East Lincoln Ave - W yerstown, PA; Marketing; SAM — Chairman of Funds A atson, Maurice W. Jr. j m S. Yale Street | ' ork, PA; Marketing. Weniger, Susan M. =tD 4 Box 93 Danville, PA; B.S. Computer Info. Systems — Minor lanagement; Alpha Theta ChL i Ventzel, James B. 909 Glendale Court -• Carlisle, PA; Business MarketTi Sigma Delta fB i Ventzler, Heidi A. 19 Lakeview Drive Trenton, NJ; Marketing; Student Senate — Treasurer; Who ' s Who Among American College Students; Intramurals. Werner, Mark E. 825 Chanceford Ave. York, PA; History. lA ickinson, Sharon J. P.O. Box 85 ' spers, PA; A.S. Biology. Wilson, Julienne L. 1924 Duella Court York, PA; Elementary Education; SEA. M Witmer, Connies. I 3310 Kingston Road tM 1 York, PA; Sociology; Sigma Delta Rho; Secretary of Inter- fraternal Council; Alpha Chi. Wolff, Douglas J. 37 Webster Ave Summit, NJ; Computer Information Systems; TKE; SAM; Intramurals; Computer Club. Worthen, Angela A. 6720 N. Gratz Street Philadelphia, PA; Psychology; YCP Gospel Choir. ' ' Wright, Todd S. R.D. 1 Box 123 New Freedom, PA; Business Management. Writer, Cheryl L. 2951 Carlisle Road Dover, PA; Marketing; Dean ' s List. Yamamoto, Jason Y. RT 4 Box 153 Elmer, NJ; Business Management; Senior Class — Presi- dent; Wrestling. Zager, Beth A. 2343 South Queen Street York, PA; Nursing; Sw imming Team. Zardus, Margaret M. 13 Delaware Rim Drive Yardley, PA; Biology; AIBS; Criss Country. Zeigler, Kristi L. P. 0. Box 47 Gardners, PA; Psychology. Zimmerman, Brian K. 212 Harrison Ave. Waynesboro, PA; Marketing; Omega Theta Chi — Treasurer; Intramurals; Anheuser-Busch College Rep. Zimmerman, Janet L. Rt. 1BOX481 White Plains, MD; A.S. Management Alpha Theta Chi — Vice President; Intramural Sports; For- mal Queen Nominee. Zimmerman, Theodore M. 303 Clark Road Hershey, PA; Nursing; SNAP; Theatre Company. SENIORS 41 rACULTT . • • A[)MINISTI 4[ 42 FAC. ADMIN. ION . . .rACULTy . . .ADMIN FAC. ADMIN. 43 PRESIDENT Dr. I cbert V. lesue 44 ADMINISTRATION DEAN Cr ACADEMIC AEEAIPS William A. DeMeester DEAN €r STUDENT AEEAII S Erank D. Mussanc ADMINISTRATION 45 BOARD €r TRUSTEES standing: Mr. Root, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Hardinge, Mrs. Gordon, Mr. Shearer, Ms. Genett, Mr. Gohn, Mrs. Shipley, Dr. Hoover. Sitting: Dr. Grove, Mrs. Schenck, Mr. Motter, Mr. Mclntosch, Mr. Appell, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Grove. W. Burg Anstine, 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 — Enneritus Walter S. Ehrenfeld Robert J. M. Fisher Rodger K. Furse Linda C. Genett Russell G. Gohn Doris F. Gordon James O. Green Bruce A. Grove, M.D. John F. Grove, Jr. Harlowe Hardinge Frederick D. Holliday, Ph.D. Benjamin A. Hoover II, M.D. John W. Kennedy David C. Mcintosh Frank Motter Ray S. Noonan — Emeritus Benjamin M. Root Jean R. Schneck John C. Schmidt Marvin G. Sedam — Emeritus Frederick B. Shearer, Jr. Shirley D.Shipley John V. Silcox Horace E. Smith, Esq. John A. Waltersdorf — Emeritus Charles S. Wolf Carol S. Woodbury 46 ADMINISTRATION Margaret Atwood. Head Librarian Father Joe Blascovich I Nancy Clingan. Admissions Mr. Dougherty ADMINISTRATION 47 WT ooc Fred W. Ilges. Business Manager Jean I. Semmelman. Director of Academic Advising and Scheduling ' David Davies, Judy DeMeester, Robert Danner, Jr. Admissions 48 ADMINISTRATION Edward C. Nichols. Director of Residence Life Jeff Gamber Cathy Velez. Director of Student Activities Conrad F. Mihaiek. Director of Security ELSINESS ADMINISTI ATICN 50 FACULTY Sr S l M M ' liii ' ' lii ' i ' ! ■ ' f Bw B fflB . wM I ' f m , H Ih ]■ B t ' - VBi ' l 0hi|[ , ' HP S J r BB PBH 5 l | B 1 -4 -. =--- F i Norman Miller Sidney Sappington Dale Sauers FACULTY 51 ENGLISIH Van R. Baker 52 FACULTY msTCRy FACULTY 53 EDUCATION Coach Nina Reid 54 FACULTY Charles F. Dye. Business Education Ruth V. Moran. Nursing Aline Harrison. Physical Science Capt. Kevin M. Maquire. ROTC FACULTY 55 Martin S. Devers. Behavioral Science Ruth P. Katherman. Behavioral Science ¥ - Sherry Brown. Behavioral Science Carolyn F. Mathur. Biological Science 56 FACULTY r ACULTT CANDIDS FACULTY 57 r ACULTT C ANDIDS 58 FACULTY 59 CCNCECTS . . . CONCERTS • 1 r Jfe - ' jM - ' rfc ' ■ Y . K 1 « A CCNCEI TS . . €CNCEKTSJ CONCERTS 61 FALL C€NCECT$ Many students had the opportunity during the fall semester to attend concerts sponsored by the College. There are several concerts held during the day in the Pub. Some of these include local bands such as One Hand Clap , Jay Smar, and John Reever. A candlelight concert series consisted of Dylana Jenson, Sharon Anstine, William Ghezzi, and the Waverly Consort. The college also sponsored two headlining concerts. Doc Severinson demonstrated his terrific trumpet talents one evening dur- ing Parents ' Weekend. Juice Newton also appeared in the Wolf Gymnasium to entertain the students and area residents. Doc Severinson appears at York. John Reever plays to students In the Pub. Juice Newton at her press conference. 62 CONCERTS Bands performed at Parents ' Weekend during orientation. The guitarist for Doc Severinson. CONCERTS 63 SPIKING CONCERTS This semester the students were treated to many con- certs. On February 22, America appeared at the Wolf Gymnasium to a sell out crowd. Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley performed a variety of their old and new songs, such as Ventura Highway, Horse With No Name, and Magic. The rock group Kix performed in the Gym on March 18. Growing Up Different performed new wave music during Spring Weekend. The students were also treated to student concerts and recitals this semester. Some of these students were Scott Anderson, Eric Salmon and Shirl Gower, and Lisa Holovnia, who performed guitar, voice, and violin, respectively. All these students are music majors here at the college and demonstrated their exper- tise at their art during their performance. Livingston Taylor opens for America ' Dewey Bunnell of America ' America ' s Gerry Beckley at YCP. 64 CONCERTS America takes a curtain call in the Wolf Gym. Lisa Holovnia performs her Junior Concert. Kix perform at YCP CONCERTS 65 ACTIVITIES . . . ACTIVITIE 66 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES . . . ACTIVIl rALL ACTIVITIES As summer turned into fall, this marked the beginning of school for Y.C.P. students. Along with returning to school, there were a wide variety of activities for the students. Beginning with a lecture by F. Lee Bailey, a criminal at- torney, on some of his famous defense cases. The ac- tivities of Parents ' Weekend began with a reception at Dr. and Mrs. losue ' s house then an afternoon filled with sports and a party at Ramada Inn. The weekend ended with an Ecumenical Breakfast by Father Joe Blascovich. The annual debate between Hatch ' s Kublicki ' s American Civ. classes was on Reaganomics , Hatch ' s team was victorious. Other Fall Activities included the Baltimore In- ner Harbor Cruise and The Talent Show. The cruise proved to be relaxing in a different atmosphere, while the Talent Show proved that Y.C.P. really does have some very talented students. Of course, there are also those reliable events like: bingo, movies, on and off campus parties, and pub concerts. Father Joe ' s Ecumenical Service. 68 ACTIVITIES jsues ' Reception Juice Newton seems to have caught Fred and Greg ' s attention. I.O.T.C. remember the Vets, on Veterans ' day. ilenda Ferree, Bob Caruso, and Dr. Hatch 3ten as Adam Brill gives his view during le Hatch-Kulbiki Debate. ACTIVITIES 69 Ray Culver and Adam Kozin on the bus for the Harbor Cruise. Gene Cassidy, Dave Molyneaux, Larry Gregorio and Joe DeMarco pose for a picture in Baltimore, the site of the Harbor Cruise. 70 ACTIVITIES Rosalie Butera wins first place. Donna Bates performs at tfie Talent Show. Dr. losue and students celebrate Hunger Day with Candlelight Service. ACTIVITIES 71 ( ki .« I  1 m_ v -IlM ACTIVITIES 73 ACT As the season changed once again, the activities at Y.C.P. continued to keep students busy and entertained. The most attended event this winter was the Winter For- mal where Sandy Raderman was crowned queen. At the Natural High Party, students were entertained by the Theatre Company and danced afterwards. Before Christmas Break, Dr. losue held a party for all the students and served refreshments. After break, Tug McGraw came to the college to speak to the students about almost anything. Many students will remember being snow- bound by 24 inches of snow and then finding where they left their cars. Troy Hinkle was crowned York ' s sexiest man on campus at The Annual Sexiest Man on Campus Contest sponsored by The Rec Society and TKE Little Sisters. A Mid-Winter Informal was held by The Black Stu- dent Union and The Student Senate. The first Fraternity Feud was sponsored by The Student Senate; Omega Theta Chi emerged victorious. The Fraternity Feud helped students make the transition into Spring Fever. Students enjoy the Formal. Sandy Raderman was crowned Formal Queen. The Theater Company performed at The Natural High Party. 74 ACTIVITIES i Tug McGraw lectures at Y.C.P. Karen Wilkinson and Judy Sweigert enjoy the Formal The Blizzard of ' 83. ACTIVITIES 75 Jean-Marie Sheehan crowns Troy Hinkle Sexiest Man on Campus. Devon Durham dances at The Informal. Members of Black Student Union sell tickets at the door of the Informal. Students at the Informal. FEUD Padre plays M.C. for a night. The Zeta Delta Chi family: Amy Gruber, Regina Folks, Barb Cupper, Louise Brunner, Melinda Kuethe. Joe gives Padre the first answer of the night. ' HE WINNERS — OMEGA THETA CHI: Scott Nichols, Bob Quinn, Joe )eMarco, Terry Daughenbaugh, Mark Miller. Members of the Phi Sigma Chi family. ACTIVITIES 77 I 78 ACTIVITIES CORKAL FAWI ACTIVITIES 79 ACT As the warm weather finally arrived, the normal sight around campus was that of shorts and tee-shirts. While between classes, students could be found worshiping the sun. There were also many activities that helped divert the students attention away from their studies. On April 23-24, Spring Weekend was once again upon us. The theme was Mardi Gras. Bobby Gold was a guest performer on cam- pus, who took volunteers from the audience to par- ticipate in Simon Sez. Also that weekend, there was a Battle of the Sexes; the women were victorious. On April 29, the Student Senate again sponsored the Harbor Cruise, around the Inner Harbor of Baltimore. May 6, pro- ved to be a very exciting evening at the Spring Formal for everyone who attended. Karen Robinson was crowned ab the Queen. The evening included a dinner at Wisehaven Hall followed by dancing. Along with these activities, the college also sponsored bus trips to shopping malls and sports events. Movies were also shown in the theatre for those students who are unable to get to a theatre. With the closing of another school year, the students headed back to their homes for yet another fun-filled summer. Students are up in arms ove Simon Sez. Pam Wenger and Jean-Mark Sheehan wrestle in Jell-0. Munching out during Spring Weekend ACTIVITIES 81 82 ACTIVITIES Students enjoy the Harbor Cruise. A t f ACTIVITIES 83 CLIJCS. . €LUE$ . €LIJES i . 84 CLUBS  CHJB$. . •CLUBS. . .CLUES TICN SCCIETT Sitting: Val Lewandownski, (P.R.). Monica Degenhart, Steve Bug Walston (Pres.), D. J. Degasperis (V.P.). Jean Sheehan (Tres.), Amy Barman (P.R.). Standing: Sedney Palion, Stacey Houseknecht, Kelly Lauer. Pam Wenger, Carrye Massey, Betsy Wetzel. Danielle Griffith. Miss- ing: Peggy Gearhart. STUDENT SENATE Row 1: Dr. Khanna, Cathy Velez, Heidi Wentzler (Tres.), Arlene Purtell (Sec), Neil Kern (Pres.), Karen Besse (V.P.), Dr Troutman, Dean Mussano. Row 2: Michelle Scribbick, Larry Gregorio, Mark Warner, Gary Boess, Dottle Cassell, Amy Patuto, Donna Flannery, Becky Acker, Tracy Perry, Angel Secrest, Bill Motley. Row 3: Pete Damm, Bruce Batchelor, Jim Padre Kelley, Dave Transue, Rick Allen. Missing: Terry Alagoon, Pat Gerrity, Pete Standhart, Trish Underwood. SCCIETT ADVANCE- MENT €E MANAGE- MENT Row 1: Angle Spatato, Sara Danzeisen, Barb Smith, Dr. Sauers (Advisor), Patrina Stumbo, Lisa Goduti, Cori Shell. Row 2: Carol Gilpen, Tamara Parrot, Renee Owens, Anne Brown, Nancy Chichester, Lisa Laffey, Teresa Cottrell, Terry Kirk, Susan Richards, Karen Goon, Cathy Reck, Lisa Filer. Row 3: Julie Robb, Guy Blevenour, Dan Grim, Julie Chud, John Dommel, Lori Houseal, Donna Byrne. Row 4: Chuck Kelley, Brett Shul, Saul Federman, Bernie Kirally, Greg Harkey, Ken Devlin. Row 5: Sharon Murray, Nell Kern, Don Firestone. STUDENT EDUCATICN ASSCCIATICN THEATRE COMPANy Mark Stanley, Rene Owens, Don Hermey, Cliff McDaniel, Joan Stevens, Dave Fitz. I ADIC STATION Row 1: Todd Aikens, Diane Crease, Tom Gibson, Brenda Casner, Carmen Diprospero, Terry Waltoak, Romy VanPatten. Row 2: Mike Ondayko, Miriam Bowerman, Drew Carter, Kathy Brandt, Tina Spencer. Row 3: Mary Mountcas- tle, Jane Camont, Joan Stevens, Alicen Sosna, Cheryl Myers. Row 4; Sam Uduku, Steve Martin, Amy Pasternak, Adrienne Sender, Keith Strmusbaugh. Row 5: Mike Drei, Stuart Becker, Todd Ballan- tyne, Geoffrey Mcneill, Mark Stanley. Row 6: Jeff Chilcote, Doug Abbott, Jay Beltz, Matt Skiles. MADI IGAL SINGEI S Kneeling: Walter Borchert, Susan- na Danner, Richard Allen, Christina Herbert, Dan Keeney. Standing: Debbie Gray, Theodore Zimmerman, Shirl A. Gower, Eric Salmon, Thomas Brooks, Pamela Cashman, Aggie Tammany, Jim Rickeil. Missing: Amy Heindel. STAGE EAND Row 1: Brian Cartwright, Lisa Holovnia. Row 2: Kelly Rohrbaugh, Donna Sadler, Robert Granlow, Jeff Farrier. Row 3: Lisa Razzi, Craig Rineman, Melissa Maughlin. Row 4: Tom Getz, Dan Mitchell, Jeff Tome, Tony Dubs, Dr. Salvatore. Missing: Judy Sweigert, Larry Newcomer. eEl MAN CLUE Sitting: Herr Heinz Hosch, Donna Dunbach, Rosemarie Schuster, Marybeth Henl el. Standing: Daniel Mitchell, Jessica Easton, Diane Schrock, Joyce Martino, Helen Rayna, Robert Barton. Top; Francis Velazquez, Lisa Savoie, Dave Strickler. Standing: Dr. Clark (Advisor), Dan Strickler, Donna Dambach, Bob Rosengrant, Darryl Eberly, Dave Rackmales, Tracey Smeltzer, Maggie Zardus, Stacey Walton, Joe Bart Smith, Heather Roelke. Sitting: Jeff Zeigler, Charles Butch Denoncourt, Louise Brunner. Missing: Frank Caniglia, Kay Denoncourt, John Dooley, Scott Ellenberger, Bev Kimpel, Scott Neely, Dr. Mathur. RESERVED CEEICERS TRAINING CCRRS Left to Right: Paul Waick, Anthony Accuri, Scott Buehler, Greg Golden, Shawn Bortzfield, Garry Hermann, Mark Mayberry, Mark Earhart, Capt. Kevin Maguire. ELACr STUDENT UNION Sitting: Crystal Saunders (Sec), Yvonne Hoff, Eric Morris, Denise Stanton (V.P.), Patricia Plummer (Pres). Standing: Julie Bliss, Jean Diggs, Rick Gottom, Lynn Madison, Larry Tucker, Monica Macklin, Dave Cole, Bill Motley. Missing: Prof. H. G. Knight (Advisor). CLUBS 91 ■RESIDENCE COUNCIL Sitting: Mrs. Curry (Tres.), Monica Degenhart (V.P.), Kyra Stellhorn (Pres.). Sharon Murray (Sec). Standing: Jan Altmanshofer, JoAnn Joffe, Julie Robb, Peggy Snyder, Megan Hollowbush, Sheryl Fishman. CIPCLE r Sitting: Devon Durham, Cheryl Koons. Standing: Cathy Witt, Sue Eichelberger, Lee Ann Jones. 92 CLUBS msTOcy AND ■NTEC- NATICNAL I ELATICNS Sitting: Mark Werner, Don Hermey, Dave Fitz. Standing: Sam Rosen- baum, Bruce Shull, Cliff McDaniel, Sam Brane. ALLIED HEALTH Sitting: Alex MacDonald (V.P.), Rhonda Laarmann (Sec), Mary Kay Mellish (Tres.), Bob Wingel (Pres.). Standing: Sandy Whitte, Lori Willard, Linda Spain, Karen Romig, Chieryl Koons. CLUBS 93 SECUCixy John Harney, Ben Jones, Paul Timlin, Dave Shouver, Dave Snyder, Scott North, Glen Ernie Knauer, Chuck Schmidt, Ross Lenhardt, James Morgan, Steve Pinette, Tom Webber. Missing: Anthony Arcuri, Ann Bard, Janet Clayton, Mike Winters, Shaun Perkins. SPAI TAN Bottom: Ed Grover, Laura Town- send, Lisa Holovnia, Cliff McDaniel, Scott Eric Salmon, Al Harrison, Larry Daigle, James Conaway. Top: Louise Miller, Sylvia Bowman, Joslyn Maerov, Carmen DiProspero, Karen Markey. 94 CLUBS IN SEAI Cfi cr... Front: Bob Bennett. Back: Doug Reeder, Doug Dimitris, Pat Gerrity. Missing in Action: Bob Quinn. CLUBS 95 THE tiCCIZCN STArr Melinda Kuethe Editor-in-Chief Jean-Marie Sheehan Photography Editor Susan Norlie Business Manager Sharon Murray Fac. Admin. Editor Cheryl Miller Activities Editor Ann Brown Clubs Editor Lisa Sterrett Sports Editor Diane Crease Photographer Cathy Velez Advisor Jean-Marie Sheehan 1 Melinda Kuethe 96 CLUBS Diane Crease Ann Brown ecEEr$. . .ecEErs. . .ec 98 GREEKS r$. . .ecEErs . . .ecEErs - f i iii p A - jg„ .Ai j« !■ ' ■ PMM|h ' ' ' ' ' : ' i r %i O ' ' ■ ' . COUNCIL In the past, the Intrafraternal Council, IFC, has not done its job. In 1982 it came back, but in 1983 it came back even stronger and hopefully will continue to develop. The IFC works with the Administration and Student Senate to coordinate activities for the Greek Student Senate to coordinate activities for the Greek organizations on campus. Led by Bambi Lamplugh (President), John Schleicher (Vice-President), Connie Witmer (Secretary), Joe Pisciotta (Treasurer), the IFC raised money for Greek Week and developed rules to control rushes and pledging. This spring, the IFC held its annual Greek Week with the theme of Mardi Gras. The events included a drinking contest, road rally, empty keg toss, tug-a- war, and many others. There was a good time to be had by all Greek members. Hopefully, the IFC will continue to grow strong and continue to develop and guide the Greek organiza- tions on campus. Sitting: Connie Witmer, Bambi Lamplugh, John Schleicher, Ram Trostle, Lisa Dowdy. Standing: Joe Pisciotta, Lynn Gravinese, Arlene Purtell, Chuck Yanoshik, Scott Buehler, Larry Marling, Melinda Kuethe. 100 GREEKS ALPliA THETA Ctil Mascot: Poohus Beams. Kneeling: Jodi Swartz, Teri Elias, Natalie Shiner, Lisa Morganthal, Judy Sweigert, Irish Underwood. Second Row: Dale Sauer, Alice Carr, Sharon Fritz, Lori Phillips, Tracy White. Standing: Donna An- thony, Patty Reynolds, Janet Zim- merman, Kathy Cetjular, Steph Wentz, Karen Kozlowski, Sharon Loder, Robin Oswald, Sue Weniger, Tracey Blacl wood. ALPHA SIGMA ALIDMA Kneeling: Laureen Tavolaro, Laura Caperton. Sitting: Diane Crease, Sue Hatten, Arlene Purtell, Lynn Gravinese, Lynn Binghan, Jill McNary. Second Row: George- anne Coughlin, Lisa Chorpenning, Beth Bartholomew, Betty Con- ticelli, Valerie Slear, Janet Barickman, Joni Schlott, Janet Keeling, Kelly O ' Conner. Third Row: Ann-Marie Long, Bambi Lamplugh, Lisa Dornsife, Maria Baraquio, Lisa Scott, Michele Peters, Becky Hale. Top Row: Carol Caporaso, Heather Cooke, Maria Buirngiorno, Donna Flan- nery. Holly Decker, Kristine Berger, Cindy Endler, Nancy Mays, Leslie Cadmus. GREEKS 101 DELTA Clil Front: Cheryl Miller, Susan Norlie, Louise Brunner, Melinda Kuethe, Barbara Cupper, Shirley Suter. Back: Paula Kopensky, Anny Bergeron, Amy Gruber, Lee Ann Pekala, Karen Martz, Joyce Martino. Missing: Ann Krouse, Regina Folks. SIGMA DELTA cue - Front: Kristie Myers, Sue Cartwright, Stephanie Kozair, Linda Crawford, Margaret McSweeney. Middle: Cheryl Koons, Chrystal Lemkelde, Amy Berman, Ram Fay, Lesa Spaide, Terry Bommer. Back: Zandra Paredes, Sue Swartzbaugh, Valerie Speers, Maria Gerz, Connie Witmer. Missing: Cathy Yerger, Jeannie Yar- rish, Patti Fake, Anita Hildebrant, Lori Gemmill, Anna Ronceray, Jerilyn Ingham, Cindy Hansen, Peggy Flinn, Tonna Hirt. 102 GREEKS Ei:)$IL€N Sitting: Tim Gulp, Larry Gregorio (Treas.), Dean Howarth, Rick Lehman, Dave Molneaux (V.P.). Mid- dle: Greg Boess, Jeff Stevens, Mike Laffey, Ricli McQuade, Rich Barber, Ron Ingrum, Steve Liggs. Top: Frank Jaslow, Ken O ' Gonnor, Brad Pollen, Jim Sherry. Missing: Rich Wileczek (Pres.), Joel Moore (Sec), Jim Ben- nett, Mark Fair, Rich Juliano, Fred Riley, Chris Sherry, Darren Liccata, John Henry, Chris Roth. LITTLE SISTEI S Sitting: Vicki Kennedy, (Historian), Terry Kirk (Treasurer), lleen Wileczek (Pres.), Angle Eyer (V.P.), Maura Powers (Sec). 2nd: Kathy Durboraw, Judy Garzon, Patrice Shockley, Car- rie Freitag, Janice Christenson, Julie Bliss, Jodi Lavin, Laurey Ridinger. 3rd: Maresca, Sherry Reeves, Ann Crowley, Denise Tomlison, Christie Calder, Laurey Hutting. 4th: Barb Lightcap, Dawn Petterson, Carrie Baker, Pam Rotando. Standing: Deb Fischel, Joellen Gabriel, Brenda Sulick, Michelle Scribbick. GREEKS 103 SIGMA DELTA Clil Sitting; Scott Buehler, Tom Leonard, Duddy Warner, Pete Bedrosian, Doug Abbot, Phil Moriarity, Jim Wentzel. 2nd: Greg Moroszki, Bill Walton, Art Bernstein, Scott Schachter, Ron Palais, Mark Caccio. 3rd: John O ' Heaney, Doug Easly, Paul Reuter, John Limpert, Brian Cartwright. Top: John Solarno, Larry Davis, Scott Gingrich, John Kelley. SIGMA Plil EPSILGN Ken Rozlch, Kevin Muller, Chuck Yanoshik, Sam Brane, Tom Baer, Jeff Kreuer, John Larkin, Joe Pisciotta, Lou Romano, Dave Doutrich, Carl Barbatschi, Matt Jamison. Missing: Andy McMahon, Greg Weimer, Russ Langer. 104 GREEKS TAU r ADDA ED$IL€N Bottom: Brian Kane (Sgt. at Arms), Dave Rackmales (Chaplain), Ray Culver (V.P.), Vic Hagerstrom (Pres.), Todd Dell (Pledge master), Jeff Reinhart (Treas.), Wes Small (Historian). Middle: Gary Wessner, Steve Zulu, Scott Reinecker, Guy Bievenour, Eric Snyder, John Schleicher, Craig Renner. Top: John Roberts, Gary Brumbaugh, Bill Mc- Queen, Ken Brozstek, Doug Wolff, Jim Little. Missing: Mark Hanson, Mark Milnes, Tim Messersmith, Tim Shields, Adam Kozin, Tom Lawerence (sec), Darren Henze, Scott Schuh, Schuyler McCabe, Steve Cook, Ted Nicholson. LITTLE SISTEDS Bottom: Linda Perkins, Anne Brown, Stacey Small, Stacey Houseknecht, Karen Wilenson. Middle: Jody Sprenkle, Lisa Laffey, Karen Romig, Lucy Wilson, Kim Miller, Rose Laskowski, Angel Secrest, Jackie Gross. Top: Tonya Reider, Jean Sheehan. Missing: Cindy Leilig, Liz Lutz, Dana Diggins, Betty Stewart, Cindy Johnson, Cathy Miller, Deb McMahan, Tina Spencer, Micelle Trimitere, Brenda Denies, Joanna Hansen, Daphane Weaver, Jeanine Frinzel. GREEKS 105 Clil Sitting: Molly Baker, Jennifer Mikula (Pres.). Pam Troslte (Vice-Pres.), Lisa Dowdy (Treas.)- 2nd Row; Christine Christman, Patty Fueller, Shari Hun- sicker, Karin Maslak, Mary Donnelly, Janice Gee, Marilyn Martin. Top: Laura Wolfe, Malia Cohen, Susan Francella, Becky Young. itS PHI SIEMA ' ' CM IOTA Floor: Doug McKnight, Bob Widener, Doug Sherwood, Mrs. Robert Falon, Robert Falen. 2nd Row: Sherri Sim- mons, Steve Simmons, Dave Lengel, Ken Brenneman, James Conaway, Mike Eife, Adreinne Spindler, Gwen Chobot, Bob Cutler. 3rd Row: Sue Shirk, Lorna Gemmell, Margaret McSweeny, Craig Good, Al Harrison, Sue Norlie, Pam Wenger, Randy Secrist, Brent Lund- gren. Top: Larry Daigle, Melinda Kuethe. ■t M: ' ij 106 GREEKS €MEG A THETA CHI kneeling: Paul Florida, Ray Terelli, Steve Spinosa. Standing: Bob Dee, Mark Miller, Lou Decker (V.P.), Mike Kolar, Terry laughenbaugh, Dan Nardantonio (Sec), Bob Ward, Bob Quinn, Dave Cappodanno (Tres.), Doug Reeder, Joe DeMarco ' res.), Dave Marcantonio, Jeff McNeil, Scott Nichols, John Shusta, Troy Hinkle. Missing: Gene Cassidy, Kent Glass, Steve idell. OGX 1973 TEN TEARS CE SERVICE 19S3 1983 is the year in which the Omega Theta Chi fraternity elebrates its 10th anniversary at York College. Omega is ne of the oldest fraternal organizations on the York Col- !ge campus, and a member of the YGP Interfraternal ouncil. Omega is a state charter, non-profit organization and has been recognized locally for community service to the York area. In their ten year history. Omega has come up with various ways to raise money for charities, the most popular being their annual volleyball marathon. Up till now some of the charities benefited have been: The American Cancer Society, The Kidney Foundation, The Arthritis Foundation, Cerebral Palsy of York, and Multiple Sclerosis. The brothers of Omega Theta Chi are a close knit family, and have a close relationship with Alpha Theta Chi, who were originally little sisters. The fraternity rushes twice a year and they are usually memorable to everyone. Even though they are active in many ways, Omega does not allow their members ' grades to slide, and in the Fall of 1982 The Wenger (Omega) House had the highest grade point average out of all the sorority and fraternity houses on campus. Congratulations and Happy Anniversary — Omega Theta Chi — Be Proud! 107 GREEKS SPCCTS . . • SPORTS . . . St l 108 SPORTS T$ . . . SPCCTS ... SPORTS SPORTS 109 SOCCER YCP OPP Davis and Elkins 1 5 Washington 3 1 Mt.St. Mary ' s 3 2 Lancaster Bible 2 Coppin 4 1 John Hopkins 1 Cabrini 2 1 Juniata 3 1 Salisbury 2 Western Maryland 2 2 Kutztown 4 Messiah 2 Millersville 1 Allentown 2 Susquehanna 1 Front: Chuck McGrain, Ken Kelly, Mitchell Anderson, Steve Monko, Xavier Herdoiza, Mario Maldonado, Steve Baublitz. Middle; Pat Laverty, Jon Shultz, Bob Ferguson, Rick Baublitz, Jeff Poulson, Gregg Boess. Back: Coach Pa ' Massa, Keith Dressier, Marty Schnaars, John Fraser, John Mask, Jeff Waters, Bill Yurkovic, Art Fox, Neal HInkel — Mgr., Sue Sponsler — Trainer. Missing: John Harvey, Dave McCullough, Tony Dagostino, Greg Weinner. York ' s soccer team ended its season with a 9-5-1 record. Tiiey were ranked as high as seventh by the Intercollegiate Soc- cer Association of America for four weeks, and in the final rank- ings held ninth position. The record is the best in the past eight years and the third best in York ' s soccer history. The season was entirely successful and the predominantly freshman and sophomore team should be strong again next year. SPORTS 111 FIELD n€crEy Row 1: Cindy Johnson, Marilyn Martin, Jane Farrell, Kathy Fasnacht, Amy Snyder, Patti Howell, Jenny Marcio Row 2: Joanne Brackett, Lisa Henry, Jenny Carson, Michelle Slotterback, Tammy Rzepknick, Maria Sciara Row 3: Coach Nina Reid, Pauline McEwen, Tracey Mozoki, Karen Romig, Barb Lightcap, Nancy Carr, Lor Trimmer. Row 4: Kathy Pugliese, Deb Rowan, Kim Bartenslager, Kim Halsted, Jody Sprankle, Peg Miller, Lis£ Poyner. Missing: Laurie Stoner, Judy Schimpf. i The team was a very competitive group. J.V. pushed Varsity very hard and therefore helped to improve their level of competition. The tie games were frustrating but it can be ex- pected, especially when competition is so close and even. The college can certainly be proud of the 1982 team and its accomplishments. AcW.af.-..-IiiS York Opp Lancaster Bible 4 Franklin and Marshall 4 Lebanon Valley 1 1 Western Maryland 4 2 Wilson 2 Gettysburg 1 1 Susquehanna 1 2 Messiah 2 2 Notre Dame 2 Elizabethtown 3 Salisbury 3 2 Dickinson 1 1 Loyola 3 2 SPORTS 113 WOMEN MEN 13th of 20 Lebanon Valley Invitational 15th of 21 7th of 9 Lady Bear Invitational — — Baltimore Won — Lebanon Valley Lost Won Swarthmore Lost Won Loyola Won Won Messiah Won — Mt. St. Mary ' s Lost — Salisbury Lost Won Gettysburg — — Christopher Newport Lost — Gallaudet Won Delaware Delaware State Won Won John Hopkins — — Penn State — Capital Won Lost Juniata Lost 4th of 1 1 Allentown Invitational 5th of 1 1 Won Western Maryland Lost — Elizabethtown Won Lost Franklin and Marshall — 4th of 10 Mason-Dixon Conference 7th of 9 Won King ' s Lost — Susquehanna Lost Lost Dickinson Lost Won Messiah Won 2nd of 3 Tidewater Invitational 3rd of 4 11th of 17 NCAA Div III Regionals 20th of 28 Row 1: Heather Munro, Barb Schlegel, Maggie Zardus, Daria Berkowitz, Carol Warren, Wendy Maurer. Row 2: Mark Rizzuto, Ron Scifers, Bruce Batchelor, Bob Horn, Mike Tursi, Coach Jack Jacquet. Missing: Beth Emswiler, Sam Rosenbaum. The highlights of the season were the consistantly outstanding performances of their star runners. On the men ' s team, J. Ron Scifers and Mark Rizzuto were outstanding, but the quality level dropped drastically. It was not uncom- mon to get both first and second places and still lose a dual meet. On the women ' s team, Heather r lunro stood out individually; she established several new York College and course records. However depth of quality made the women ' s team much more successful, competitively. Possibly as significant a highlight in 1982 was amazingly consis- tent improvement in performance throughout the season. SPORTS 115 V€LLEyBALL Row 1: Yvonne Hoff, Michelle Burbank, Treva Clark, Kathy Phillips. Row 2: Michelle Behringer, Laurie Glasgow, Deb Rittenhouse. Row 3: Coach Laura Meerbach, Karen Wilkinson, Deb Fishel, Jody Brown, Dawn Barnett, Trainer Lisa Huff. Row 4: Coach Ted Witmer. Missing: Sue Clark, Janet Clayton. The 1982-83 volleyball season started out with great prospects for a good year. But the season was not without frustration. Having close matches early in the season, in- juries, eligibility problems and a tough travel schedule they got off to a bad start. It even became necessary to add new players and drop the junior varsity program. However, the team did the best they could, considering the cir- cumstances. Both the players and the coaches learned a lot throughout the season. YCP Wilson Won tvloravian Won Kutztown Lost UMBC Lost Loyola Lost Dickinson Lost Elizabethtown Lost Franklin and Marshall Lost Mary Washington Lost St. Mary ' s Lost Hood Won Gallaudet Won Salisbury Won Towson Lost Penn State — Capital Won Juniata Lost St. Francis Won Western Maryland Lost Messiah Lost Susquehanna Won N-S Volleyball Classic Won 1 Lost 3 UDC Won Shepherd Lost Gettysburg Lost Bucknell Lost WRESTLING York 0pp. Virginia Military Inst. 6 31 Millersville 15 27 Elizabethtown 38 9 Moravian 38 5 King ' s 48 3 LaSalle 48 10 Loyala 42 9 Shippensburg 23 19 Trenton 17 24 Rutgers-Camden 34 7 John Hopkins 55 Susquehanna 42 8 Swarthmore 34 11 Getty sburg 31 7 Western Maryland 38 4 Messiah 50 Row 1; Neil Salkowski, Rich Wileczek, Tom Kessler, Mark Lentz, VInce Grassetti. Row 2: Coach Rich Achtzehn, Jeff Sprenkle, Mark Fair, Walter Borchert, Dave Alemi. Row 3: Steve Eisenhart, Fred Riley, Randy Lewis, Steve Cook, Randy Gackier, Bill Mays, Coach Brook Landis. The wrestling team completed another successful season with a 13-3 dual meet record. Even though this season ' s record of 13-3 was comparable to last year ' s record, this was a much better team. The reasons for this improvement were that six starters returned from last season ' s team which gave them an experienced and matured line up. The team took a lot of pride in the mean- ing of the team concept, considering wrestling is generally classified as an individual sport. S PORTS 119 SWIMMING Mens Opp Loyola 37 69 Sheperd 30 72 Widener 23 87 Bloomsburg 15 83 Georgetown 43 57 Western Md. 33 66 Elizabethtown 45 54 Susquehanna 50 45 Ursinus 8 100 Womens Opp Goucher 75 56 Notre Dame 11 Loyola 54 85 Sheperd 53 57 Lock Haven 56 83 Mansfield 79 61 Georgetown 69 71 Western Md. 52 80 Elizabethtown 72 59 Susquahanna 50 45 Millersville 64 83 Hood 11 00 Immaculata 11 Ursinus 21 80 The swimming team has made great progress this year. Rebuilding of the men ' s team was necessary as a result of at- titudes created in the past few years. The women ' s team was pla- gued with injuries and illnesses this year, which accounted for a couple losses which shouldn ' t have been. After the problems of the last few years, the team ' s attitudes and willingness to work have been improved greatly. 120 SPORTS Row 1; Tess Belford, Maria Fiori, Amy Hewett, Emily Moors, Amy Signor, Cindy Johnson, Elizabeth Large, Mary McNeil Row 2: Susie Hull, Joanne Haugan, Michelle Peters, Lewis Rosenbery, Andy Lindell, Robyn Wood, Kathy Zartman. Row 3: Rob Pfisterer, Roger Kramer, Carol Fink, Laars DeSalvio, Coach Anne Shearer, Ken Nysmith, Chris Conrad, Chuck Schmidt, Grayling Messersmith. CHEEI5- LEADEI S As usual this year ' s cheerleading squad helped support York ' s teams. Their spirit and enthusiasm was greatly appreciated by all the members of the teams. SPORTS 121 MEN $ CASrETEALL Front: Troy Retry, Rick Allen, Troy Bell, Mike Mullarkey, Dean Gamber, Eric Morris, Larry Williams, Todd Witmer, Ken Schott. Back: Coach Jeff Gamber, Ron Zeager, Mike McClure, Wayne Johnson, Mike Kolar, Doug Wittner, Gary Johnson, Jim Wiegers, Rich Cottom — Mgr. I The basketball team ended their season with a record of 13-12. Numerous injuries contributed to the poor start in the season. The highlight of the season was the team ' s participation in the Carna- tion City Classic. York College dominated this tournament, which was hosted by Mount Union College. Regardless of the final record, everyone was very proud of the tremendous comeback the team made in the second half of the season. York Opp Gettysburg 58 75 Mt. St. Mary ' s 52 94 Elizabethtown 71 58 Millersville 48 57 Eastern Mennonite 54 56 Bridgewater 64 80 Western Maryland 62 70 Bloomsburg 61 79 Misericordia 59 53 Wooster 50 56 Hiram 67 55 Milligan 73 42 Shenandoah 70 60 Penn St. Capitol 88 48 Alvernia 68 62 Susquehanna 54 62 Allentown 80 71 Shippensburg 63 85 Shenandoah 85 75 Juniata 71 51 Messiah 63 61 Frostburg 80 67 St. Mary ' s 76 63 Catholic U. 68 72 Mary Washington 66 75 WCMFN n mr EASrETEALL . York Opp .1 Gettysburg 49 76 — m King ' s 43 61 W Western Maryland 54 55 %-J ' Franklin and Marshall 51 60 - «r Virginia Union 34 87 Gallaudat 66 70 - Kml Notre Dame 59 69 f ' H Gettysburg 39 76 Susquehanna 41 93 Lebanon Valley 64 44  vHI Elizabethtown 39 93 Hl t B Rutgers — Camden 49 72 Hflll S Dickinson 58 68 K- ■M ' M Juniata 66 80 Messiah 43 46 Shepherd 67 74 HI Frostburg 51 70 St. Mary ' s 82 67 Hood 61 57 m- Goucher 72 42 Row 1: Cindy Bowman, Dodie Froutz, Tammy Bellefeuil. Row 2: Lori Trimmer, Barb Lightcap, Theresa Warrington, Kelly Lauer, Lisa Sterrett. Row 3: Nancy Carr, Sue Clark, Karen Clark, Lisa Huff. Row 4: Kim Halsted, Jenny Carson, Coach Roger Miller. The 1982-83 season resulted in a disappointing 4-16 record. Two of the biggest reasons behind the poor showing were injuries and inexperience. They did, however, finish the season with three consecutive wins. The captains for the team were Tammy Bellefeuil, Dodie Forutz, and Cindy Bowman. With most of the team returning, we lool forward to an improved season next year. SPORTS 125 EASEEALL The basketball team ended their season with a record of 25-11. The team, though short on collegiate experience, did perform well. Unfortunately, the team suffered with many injuries this season. The season seems to have been a constructive, worthwhile experience for both the players and their more interested followers. We are looking for- ward to next year ' s even better season. Delaware State Delaware State Millersville State Franklin Marshall Scranton Scranton Ellzabethtown Elizabethtown Allentown Allentown Johns Hopkins Messiah Shippensburg State Shippensburg State Washington Washington Juniata Juniata Sheperd Sheperd Western Maryland Western Maryland Bloomsburg State Bloomsburg State Susquehanna University of Maryland Alvernia Alvernia Lebanon Valley Lebanon Valley Coppin State Coppin State Penn State Penn State Salisbury State Salisbury State YORK OPP 2 3 10 3 8 2 4 3 2 9 5 3 9 9 3 5 2 6 12 2 3 2 4 9 6 8 1 2 9 3 2 6 1 7 5 2 3 4 1 3 6 5 4 2 6 4 11 13 2 8 11 5 8 3 7 10 4 9 1 10 1 22 3 9 4 6 7 12 8 126 SPORTS SPORTS 127 C F ' I O A 1 1 YORK 3fJl I mD %.m . ■ Susquehanna 9 Elizabethtown 3,3 The Softball team ended their season with a 5- 1 1 record. Messiah 13 The team consisted of: Moravina 2 Cindy Aveni Notre Dame 15 Carolyn Berger Gettysburg 1,0 Jenny Carson Misericordia 5 Janet Clayton Western Maryland 7 Susan Eichelberger Towson 3 Jane Farrell Buchnell 2 Kim Howe Franklin Marshall 13 Lynn Miller Mount St. Mary ' s 10 Peggy Miller Dickenson 9,3 Debbie Rittenhouse Caria Smith Judy Schmipf Amy Snyder Theresa Warrington Tracey Wolf Deb Rowan — Scorer The team was coached by Nina Reid. 128 SPORTS SPORTS 129 G€LP For the first time ever, the York College golf team was invited to play in the NCAA Division III Championships. The Spartans finished 19th in the nation. During the regular season, the golfers w on 8 and lost 2. They had an excellent 396 five-man stroke average. The four-man average was 312.9. In the national tournament, the team score for the four day tournament was 1314. The top golfer of the year was John Lowder, with a 76.0 average. With most of the team returning, it should be strong next season. Millersville Alvernia Johns Hopkins Dickinson Bloomsburg Susquehanna Western Maryland Navy Loyola York OPP 401 413 386 442 395 432 410 403 394 424 383 416 383 425 415 391 397 419 130 SPORTS MEN $ TENNIS This year the men ' s tennis team ended their season with a record of 4-6. Although the record was not exactly as the team had wanted, both the players and the coach had a good time playing and practicing. Millersville Lost Elizabethtown Lost Lockhaven Lost St. Mary ' s Won King ' s Lost Mary Washington Lost Western Maryland Won Lebanon Valley Won Allentown Won Loyola Lost SPORTS 131 WOMEN ' S TENNIS Although the team ended the season with a record of 3- 12. this year was a learning experience for all. A majority of the players will be returning next year, and we are looking forward to an improved season. YORK OPP Lancaster Bible 8 1 Elizabethtown 9 Susquehanna 9 Mount St. Mary ' s 9 Immaculata 5 Notre Dame 3 6 Western Maryland 1 8 Hood College 2 7 Juniata 2 6 Franklin and Marshall 9 Wilson 7 2 Notre Dame 9 Dickinson 9 Goucher 9 132 SPORTS Track and Tield The team finished with a 2-5 dual record, placed in the Messiah Invitational and tenth in the Mason Dixon Con- ference Championship Meet. The team should be com- mended for their efforts under the adverse conditions ex- perienced this year. Mark Rizzuto finished third at the Messiah Invitational in his first attempt at the .3000 meter steeplechase, in which he placed fourth. The 400 meter relay team consisted of Mark Landis, Steve Liggs, Rick Baublitz and Steve Baublitz set a new team record, and placed fifth in the conference meet for the best finish of a York College relay team since joining the conference four years ago. YORK OPP Lycoming 91 53 Messiah 31 113 Johns Hopkins 62 82 Gettysburg 55 95 Johns Hopkins 55 28 Western Maryland 39 68 Gettysburg 39 73 134 SPORTS SPORTS 135 SPORTS 136 SPORTS CANDIDS SPORTS 137 138 SPORTS .i..-£i , -.v.-- - ' - :I ' am. . ' ' •.i rf«i ft Wi «a «|f « ... ' J« ,v J «1 . , !«« L% - SPORTS 139 INTI AMUI ALS • • • INTI A 140 INTRAMURALS UI ALS • • • INTI AyHUI ALS INTRAMURALS 141 INTPAMUI ALS The Intramural program, this year directed by Gene Cassidy and assisted by Kim Howe and Mike Ortega, provided students with an escape from classes and activities to release the pressure built up in- side them. The sports available to participate in were football, soccer, street hockey, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Many students strive for those familiar green t-shirts which label each the 1983 In- tramurals Champ of each particular sport. The Intramurals Office also controls the Game Room in the Student Center. There are some students who spend literally hours a week playing those familiar video games and making use of the ping-pong and pool tables. I am sure that the students who participated in the games are glad that YCP has this program available. Sitting: Gene Cassidy. Standing: Mike Ortega, Kim Howe. 142 INTRAMURALS STAPZ MenH Fcctball Chaitipiens ALIDliA EETA CPEWSn-ETTES WcmenH Ecetball Chanipicns INTRAMURALS 143 TrE Soccer Champicns TyH $ Street ficckey Chaitipicns 144 INTRAMURALS MAGIC Aien s Vclleyball Champicns ALPHA BETA BREWSri-ETTES I Wemen s Vclleyball Chamiiiciiships INTRAMURALS 145 TC€JAN$ Men s Easketball Chaitipicns VIGILANTES Wcmen s Easketball Champicns 146 INTRAMURALS ALPliA EETA CI EWSri Men s Scf tball Chattipicns ei ANE) SLAM Wcmen s Softball Champicns INTRAMURALS 147 D ADU AT1€N . . . Gl ADU ATICN ,| J 148 GRADUATION GCADU ATICN . . . GI ADU ATICI GRADUATION 149 On May 14, 1983, a whole class of students at Y.C.P. completed their role. Graduation Day brought the class of 1983 together for the last time as students. Though many are going to continue on with their education, there are those who feel it is their time to enter into the working world. The invocation was given by The Reverend C. Floyd Emerson. Dr. Robert V. losue welcomed the guests, faculty and friends to the commencement exercises and tipped his hat to the graduates. Jason Yamamoto, Presi- dent of the Class of 1983, greeted the audience and fellow classmates. Mr. Caspar Weinberger (right) gave the com- mencement address. The Benediction was given by Mr. Joseph J. Degenhart. d| f. 150 GRADUATION GRADUATION 151 ling graduating woman athlete Daniel J. Klinedinst, Jr ■ sportsmanship, athletic ability and a creditable scl Donald Suereth Memorial . , greatest contributor to the welfare of tj Society for the Advan standing student of the local cJia mmmmmmmmmmmimm -Terry Alagood, jj I Purteil. lean-t cutives, York Chapter :eting senior ..nistrative Management Society, York Chapter . . for high academic standing by management senior . Sandra Dierdorff . Beverly Potts Joseph Gullo Education Lynnlee Stover outstanding leadership, scholarship and commitment to the education profession Bob Hoffman Writing for outstanding work in Poetry— (1) Cindy Sweitzer, (2) Martha Debacher, (3) Sylvia Bowman Short Fiction— (2) Cindy Sv zer, (3) tie-Tracy Curio, Dennis Myers Trevethan Memorial Scholarship Anita Mann English major, with highest cumulative average in English courses E. A. Hirschman— York Area (Slianilj @f (iDnllii . : . . Kathleen Kotecki for proficiency in social studies Kathleen Kotecki James L. Morrison Memorial for academic achievement in Ameri Brander Wyatt Morrison Memorial . . ... for excellence in music Sanderson Awg for demi 1st or y coufsi . Scott Anderson .Carol-Ann Neuman IDVECTISEMENTS . . . AW) 1 lilt W ' ' l ' J . ' 5 -i - ■ -, virii iff ' ' JKVitirs I 154 ADVERTISEMENTS I TISEMENTS . . . ADVERT! « w Sr 1 ADVERTISEMENTS 155 PATKCNS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Anderson, Sr. Van R. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boczon Paul and Joyce Blemings Florence E. Blick Mr. and Mrs. Roger Case Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clark, Sr. Rose and Anthony Conticelli Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Cook Custonn Disposal Service, Inc. Colonel and Mrs. William Danzeisen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dehoff, Jr. Howard DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. William Dresser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fake Charles J. and Janet B. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fasnacht Mr. and Mrs. Philip Flannery Robert and Patricia Goduti Mr. and Mrs. W. Hendrick Mary A. Hinkel Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kern Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kimpel Mr. and Mrs. F. William Kuethe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laverty Mr. and Mrs. Sterling L. Lucabaugh Mr. and Mrs. James A. Magee Gareth C. May Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. McClatchy Mary Ann McNeil Donald M. McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Moss Jack and Helen Pertsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Phiambolis Paul and and Brenda Pitzer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Rackmales Doris Bandolyai Ronceray Jack and Joan Schott Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schuster Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Shankweiler Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Standhart Mr. and Mrs. George C. Stevens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Todt Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Transue, Jr. Frank and Marilyn Turansky Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Weitzman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Wentzler Mrs. Grace M. Werner Bunny Williams Julie A. Wise Mr. and Mrs. E. Yetter 156 PATRONS CANDIDS 157 Arc L ,.41 t ' Jt e . CANDIDS 159 Now that the 1983 HORIZON has been com- pleted, I guess it is time to tear down the set, not to forget, but to prepare for the next play, a new script and new actors, as well as old, to prepare to perform. I would like to thank my family and friends; for without them, I would not have been able to make It through this year and complete this book. My extreme thanks to: The HORIZON STAFF Susan: my friend and sister Jean: my new found friend and the voice from the darkroom Cheryl: thanks for listening XGI: who could ever forget the Vet ' s. Zeta Delta Chi: We ' re definitely going to make it and I am proud to be a sister. Frank, Cathy and Kim: Thanks for the con fidence and support. I hope I haven ' t let you down. Most of all I would like to thank my Mom, Dad and family for their love and support. I love you all! I have finished one role here at YCP and I anr looking forward to fulfilling the rest. As the say- ing goes: THE SHOW MUST GO ONI Melinda Anne Kuethe 1983 Editor 160 CLOSING v; a igtor let you lloveyoi! Pandlaf! Ast esaf .nneKoetm T rmfi ' A 1 mp