Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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WM .71 i 0 53'71, 0,2,1 O Factu, Administration To the Student Body: As students, faculty and the ad- ministration join together in obser- ving the bicentennial anniversary of the founding of our Nation, it seems appropriate for us to pause and reflect upon the fundamental in- terdependence of democracy and education. Neither exists fully, nor flourishes, except in the presence of the other. The mutual nurturing is so basic that whatever diminishes the quality of one, erodes the other. For two hundred years, American democracy has placed a firm faith in an educated people. We at Youngstown State University can be justly proud of its history as an educational institution. Since its establishment in 1908 as an associa- tion school of the YMCA, the Univer- sity's record of growth and service to the urban community which inspired its founding has been strong. The forces which shaped its course, changing it over the years from law school to college to University, from private to public, from small enrollment to large, have left it better able than ever to fulfill its role. Interestingly, the largest enrollment in the institution's history has been recorded in this year of the bicenten- nial celebration. You, as students who live in a democracy, are at once privileged and challenged by your role. In pur- suing an education, you are ex- periencing an unparalleled oppor- tunity for identifying and developing your own talents. Those of you who are graduating will soon attempt to meet the special responsibilities which will be yours as educated citizens. As you continue to achieve success, we shall continue to take pride in the dimensions of your success. Sincerely yours. CWW John J. Coffelt President administrationlpage 28 x i 1 i 1 !I I h 3 page 29ladministration Joseph S. Hook-Vlce President of Flnanclal Affalrs A Dr. Taylor Alderman-Assistant Vice President 4.. AV .9- 1f 3.? .VCMNV AV AV AV AV v ...a.x.l a M. . Phll Snyder, Unlversity Relatlonsb 4? .X Dr. Karl E. Krlll. V.P. Admlnlstratlve Affalrs A trationl page . Inis adm Mark Shanley. Student ActlvltiesA dCharles McBrlarty, Dean of Student Affairs Va age 31ladministration Admissions Staff: Front Row, seated: Bernice Braawn Braunlee. J.A. Scriven. Dean of Admlsslons, Harold Ylannaki Standing: William Livosky, Wealthie Prince T.H. Martindale: Bursar V- Richard Owen: lerurhn V James D. Mlller: Director of Pui'chaslng V II Hersch: Director of Kllcawley Centery : ge 33ladministration Raymond D. Orlando, Director of Physical Plant ' Thomas J. Kuchinka, Internal Audltor Do 5 and Systems administration! page E :age 35Mdministration wt? A'1 u, 5' 4h ; ' 'i'Ul', H ; ,w A Ann Sanders, Kathy Thomas, James S. Mineo Mssistann, Wesley Ashton. Nancy Perry. James D. Miller mirecton, Ray McElroy, Ji Traylor, Mike Bochener, Marie Weimer, Marianne Higgins. Phylis Mitchele, Robert H. Hackman, Purchasing Hug: A Richard G. Weber. Maintenance Supervisor . 4 John E. Wales, Director of Financial Aids 1 c 3.. avo'F' V' WW h. 'Lllgijun IJIJEJ' u-I' 8 Hi: A Dr. Winston H. Eshleman, Director of Medla Center A Dr. Lawrence Lubey, Special Assistant to the President The year 1975-76 has been an in- teresting one for the College of Arts but there are two events that have a special interest. The first concerns the start of construction on a 6- million dollar structure which will contain facilities for eight departments of the College as well as the offices of the dean. We look forward to the completion of the building and to the greater oppor- tunity for cooperation that will be provided by having the faculties of the humanities and the social studies together under one roof Dean Yozwiak stated. The second event of special interest concerns a modification of the general education requirements for the AB. and 8.8. degrees that went into effect this year. The faculty of the college proposed this modifica- tion with the expectation that it will better contribute to the liberal education of our graduates. Someone has described the nature of a liberal education as Hdeveloping a capacity for critical thought over a widening range of experience, with the ability to apprehend, compare, contrast, and criticize and correlate a variety of perceptions and the skills to express conclusions with preci- sion, clarity, congency, and taste . This may well serve as a measuring stick for the College of Arts and Science's programs. A Dean Bernard J. Yozwiak, Arts A Earl C. Harris. Geology facultyl page 3 :- Arts and Sciences A Dr. Paul D. Van Zandt. Biological Sciences A Beverly Lee Gartland, Sociology and Anthropology ge 39lfaculty ' V , .5nxu Dr. Frederick Judd Blue, History Dr. James P. Ronda, Hlstory facultyl page .3227, 22:3. A. Em, rs. Nellie Dehnbostel, Professor Emerltus; Sister Dorothy Staudt, Chester E. Ruth. John A. Brennan. Biological . clences cage 41Ifaculty . Foreign Languages A Christlne R. Dykema A Dr. Samuel Floyd Barger, Mathematics A Dr. Sanford N. Hotchklss. Psychology facultyl page 4 . ige 43rfaculty A Daniel DiEdwardo, Health and Physical Education Dr. Ward Minor and Dr. Thelma Minor have both been faculty members of the English department and are a team of very colorful professors in the College of Arts and Science. After nineteen years at Youngstown State University, they have announced their retirement. Their teaching years have been enriched by a number of research awards granted to them, enabling them to travel abroad. One year after their marriage in 1950, Mr. and Mrs. Minor journeyed to France and spent two yearsthere. Jointly, in 1955, they published the TRANSATLANTIC MIGRATION: THE CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN NOVEL IN FRANCE. The following year Dr. Ward Minor was awarded his first Fulbright Professorship and visited Finland along with his wife. After their return, the two joined the teaching staff at YSU. Then in 1960, both Mr. and Mrs. Minor received Fulbright Professorships and went to Denmark and taught at the Inter- national People's College in Elsinore. Since this time, Dr. Thelma Minor has been granted the Watson Distinguished Professor award and Dr. Ward Minor has been granted his third Fulbright Professorship and has done research in Iceland. At YSU, Dr. Thelma Minor has specialized in the area of poetry and drama while Dr. Ward Minor field is fictional writings. Dr. John J. Buoni, Mathematics Dr. Stephen Hanzely, Physics and Astronomy facultyl page N! QVNM 1: I Dr. Anthony H. Stocks. Economics Increased enrollment of 12.570 in the School of Business Administration highlighted the 1975-76 school year. With more students, particularly those on a full-time basis, students needs played a vital role in MBA planning. An increase in Friday and Saturday evening classes and in the graduate level electives were the most notable changes. Additionaly, a new four year program in Marketing Management was designed in order to prepare the business student for a broad range of entry levels into the business world. The major includes a solid background in marketing preparing students for holding managerical positions and eventually for directing the entire marketing efforts of the firm. Other halmarks of the School of Business Administration in 1975-76 year were the new advertising and public relations courses offered and the interactive computer system available to graduates. New faces in the school marked the past year. Dr. Gerald Smolen, Dr. Ronald Voipe and Mr. Frank Evans engaged their expertise in the department of Accounting, while Ms. Jane Simmons joined the faculty in the Advertising and Public Relations Department. Noting increases in all areas of A Dean Robert L. Miller-Business Admlnistration business, including the Inter- disciplinary Study in the school of Business Administration, Dean Miller reasoned that, upossibly because of the present econo situations, students are more 0- cerned with employme possibilities upon graduation. facultyl page Mr. Jack Pressly Business Administration A Dr. Howard B. Cox, Marketing ge 47Ifaculty A Jerome E. Zetts, Accounting and Finance Vera R. Jenkins. Accounting and Finance '4; E. $$- E ii; A Dr. Donald E. Hovey, Management ge 49lfaculty In her fifty-first year as a Youngstown State University professor, Miss Vera Jenkins has taught accounting and finance in the School of Business Administration. She began her career as an instructor in the school of commerce and finance at the Youngstown Institute of Technology, which was a forerunner of YSU. Since 1936, Miss Jenkins has been the recipient of a number of noteworthy awards. She was named ttDistinguished Professor by the Watson Foundation in 1965-66. Most recently, a resolution was drawn up by the Senate of Ohio to recognize Miss Jenkins on the receipt of her Alpha Mu Teacher of the Year award. To her pleasant surprise, she was honored with a plaque signed by Richard Celeste, Lieutenant Governor and by Senator Harry Meshel. The accounting and finance teacher has been currently serving as Secretary of the School of Business Administration Promotion Com- mittee. Also, Miss Jenkins has been active in the American Association of University Women, American Business Writing Association and Society of Women Accountants on a professional organization level. J Eugene A. Sekeres, Advertlslng and Public Relations William E. Walsh, Management facultyl page ' A James Maskulka, Marketing A Ralph S. Burkholder. Marketing ge 5Vfaculty Educa on A Dr. David Wylie Cliness, Guidance and Counseling Clyde V. Vanaman. Elementary Education A Dr. Glorianne M. Leck, Foundations of Education facultyl page ' Dean Arnold J. Moore. Education ge 53Haculty The School of Education is concern- ed with programs and activities for preparing individuals for a wide variety of educational positions in schools, colleges, industry, business, welfare, and governmental agencies. It is organized to offer curricula andlor services for the preparation of 1t teachers in early childhood, elementary, middle, and secondary school classrooms, 2t personnel to serve in various levels of school and administrative positions, at supervisory personnel for curricular development and in- structional improvement, 4t teachers and other personnel in the area of special education, 5t individuals for a wide variety of guidance and stu- dent personnel positions, 6t professional educators in colleges, community, technical and vocational schools, and governmental agen- oles. To meet as many of these diverse needs as possible, the School of Education offers the alternatives of the traditional sequence of on- campus courses, plus a sequence of field-based courses each quarter in one or more of several teacher education centers in area schools. These centers provide opportunities for prospective teachers to learn about and to work with elementary and secondary school students. Students have the opportunity for experiences in rural, urban, or sub- urban school systems. The School of Education teacher education programs are accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the National Council for Accredita- tion of Teacher Education and the Ohio State Department of Education. This means that students can be recommended for a teaching cer- tificate in most of 50 states, and the bachelor's degree is accepted in most graduate schools in the coun- try. This past year in the School of Education, there has been a great deal of activity and participation on the part of YSU in a program known as the Canfield Project. The Canfield Project in its fourth year of existance, is an example of a competency field based on programs. Two of the several Youngstown State professors involved in the project in 1975-76 were Dr. Pietro Pascale and Dr. Edgar Cobett. Both Dr. Cobett and Dr. Pascale, having taught at one time high school or Jr. High School, have realized the importance of keeping up with what area high schools are doing so as to provide their students with the most current information. In the Canfield Project, students spend approximately thirty-six hours per week at Canfield High School, seeing exactly what teachers. do. For this they receive seventeen to nineteen hours of credit. As halmarks of the Canfield Project, Dr. Pascale noted that such a field based course has eliminated the straight lecture class and can better handle immediate concern of the education student. Because of such advantages, he feels that the program was worthwhile, even though it limited his committee work around the University. Dr. Pascales activity in the project was centered around the instruction testing and measuring the skills that education students or itintern teachers were gaining. He additionally acted as a Project Evaluator. Dr. Cobetts involvement was mainly concerned with the uputting together of the nuts and boltsfi Ideas, such as tasks lists from other participants were thrust into operation by Dr. Cobett. Both Dr. Pascale and Dr. Cobett agree that the Canfield Project, with its quarterly updating and revisions has been successful and is setting the pace for a redesign program for teacher preparation. '5 A Dr. Edgar M. Cobett; Dr. Pietro J. Pascale, Foundations of Education and Secondary Education facultyl page 33, Sec ndary Education A Dorothy F. Heym, Foundation of Education A Dr. James E. Dougla age 55Haculty V-n -z- . . ,. ,.... nut. ' .r 7 - vv.v.j,7gav,..,.3-v.v m. vj-Rm'sq . ; . H-Trwryng W;V,VT TVWF a aw-rnayywali'd'PRW ' 'TWWW w.m-VVAWK'7WW Wv,- ;gm,au. 1 Dr. Charles K. Alexander, Jr., Electrical Engineering E . A Dr. Leslie Szirmay, Chemical Englneering and Material Science facultyl page 5 ngineering : ge 57Haculty A Dean M. Jean Charignon. Engineering Instruction at the William Rayen School of Engineering has always been application and theoretically oriented. The applied approach enhances rather than detracts from the theoretical. In the collage of Engineering they constantly strive to achieve an ideal mix of the two ap- proaches. The degree of success that is achieved can be measured only by the experience of their graduates in industry and research. Using this criteria it can be seen that Engineering graduates have achiev- ed notable success in industry, in research and in the academic world. Dr. Edwin Pejack is a member of the Department of Mechanical Engineer- ing at Youngstown State University. Since the receipt of his doctorate degree from Ohio State University in 1967, Dr. Pejack has served as a private consultant, received a research grant from the National Science Foundation, published several articles and has been the chairman of the Youngstown Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Additionally, Dr. Pejack is an associate of the Danforth Founda- tion, one of the five YSU faculty members to participate in this program. The purpose of the Dan- forth Program is to emphasize the importance of a good relationship between student and professor in order to further learning ex- periences. Dr. Pejack was selected to become a member by the National 1', A Dr. Edwin Ft. Pejack, Mechanical Engineering 7L Selection Committee for the Da forth Program. Most recently, during this past f: quarter, Dr. Pejack became the fir YSU professor to participate in ti General Motors Professor-ii Residence Program. During ti months of October to December i made weekly visits to the Packa1 Electric Division of the Geneq Motors Corporation, specifically i the Process Development secti and the wire drawing area, concer ed with noise reduction. Dr. Pejack's research and interest the engineering aspects of noi have led to the offering of a course accoustics for seniors. Also throu the Department of Continui Education, he has established short course in noise control for ar practicing engineers. facultyl page mge 59lfaculty The academic year 1975-76 witness- ed a new spirit in the Fine Arts at YSU. Although the COLLEGE OF FINE 8t PERFORMING ARTS had been organized for a year, 1975 marked the first time that the faculty had met together as a body. SPEECH COMMUNICATIONl THEATRE and ART, previously aligned with ARTS 8t SCIENCES, now joined MUSIC to form the newest college in the University. Dr. William R. McGraw, who had previously taught at W. Virginia University, Ohio University, and the University of Michigan in the field of Theatre Arts, was appointed the College's first Dean, and with Donald Elser, Chairman of Speech Com- municatioanheatre; Jon Naberezny, Chairman of Art; and Donald W. Byo, Director of Music, initiated plans for greater coordinated effort among the Arts, particularly in anticipation of occupying the new Fine and Per- forming Arts Center next year. In ad- dition, the Dean formed an Advisory Committee which included representatives from all three departments, designed to serve primarily as a communication link between the Dean and the faculty and students in the College. Many of the nearly 800 majors in Fine Arts found their time taken up, often from dawn until midnight, par- ticipating in a wide range of ac- tivities; studios, concert halls and theatres and were continually in use as performing and creative talents practiced and developed their specialties. It is difficult and perhaps unfair to cite outstanding accomplishments within the Arts during the year, simp- ly because there were so many. But representative of these might be the participation of the Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Professor Robert Fleming, at the American School Band Directors' Conference ta number of witnesses called their performance the highlight of the Conferencei; the polished produc- tion of uWhen You Coming Back, Red Ryder? , under Professor Bill . Hulsopple's direction in Spotlight Theatre; and the imaginative work in puppetry carried out under Professor Joseph Babish of the Art Department. Reflecting a nationwide trend, the Fine and Performing Arts at YSU have been attracting more and more students, with 1975-76 witnessing the greatest growth in recent years. Dean McGraw is quoted as saying that uour goal right now is to assure ever improving quality of instruction to complement these numbers , and if 1975-76 can be taken as a sign, this is indeed happening. W i F A Dean William McGraw, Fine and Performing Arts facultyl page 6 A James J. Lepore, Art Fine and Performing Arts A Russell Maddlck, Art 4 ge 61lfaculty A Daniel Fantauzzi. Art facultyl page i V Donald W. Byo, Music Jon M. Naberezny. Ari ge 63Haculty A James G. Lucas, Art -- G A Elaine S. Juhasz. Arts and Crafts facultw page : Dr. Louis Zona. Art -ge 65lfaculty A Virginia L. Shale, Speech Dr. Louis Zona, Assistant Professor of Art, joined the YSU faculty in 1970. An alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh, he later was awarded his Doctorate from Carnegie-Mellon University. His doctoral research in museology has led to the establish- ment of a new course in museum studies here at Youngstown. The course which promises to develop into a full-fledged program also utilizes a student internship at the Butler Institute and Arms Museum. It has introduced a totally new area of academic study while providing a basis of cooperation between the University and its neighboring cultural institutions. In addition to museology, Dr. Zona's teachings include art history and ap- preciation as well as studio classes. He has also been the recipient of a number of awards and has presented several one-man shows. Beyond his teachings at the universi- ty, Dr. Zona has become involved in many community activities and has presented lectures to numerous schools and organizations. He has served as judge of art exhibitions throughout the area. As a member of the Youngstown Area Arts Council he is currently involved in a major project which would provide a work of sculpture by an important American artist in the downtown area. Dr. Zona also is a host of a monthly television program devoted to the arts which to date has provid- ed a Showplace for the University arts activities. A new statement of mission along with a self-analysis program for the Technical and Community College this past year helped to better insure the intent of the Board of Trustees. At its meeting in February, the 1975 Board adopted a statement entitled 'Declaration of Direction and Outreach . This statement was later approved by the Senate in January of 76. According to Dean Paraska, success in this objective will help the university to develop into a vibrant, comprehensive, urban in- stitutions of higher learningfi Paralleling these programs, the college of T and CC has been con- cerned with the activity of preparing their new building for occupancy. It will the first time that all of the elements of the college will be hous- ed in a closed proximity. Plans also were announced for a new Allied Health Department. Its objective will be to fill a void in the Universityts offering and to meet the need of educating new members of the health care team in this locality. A Dean Nicholas Paraska-Technical and Community College facultyl page a Mary A. Sebestyen. Buslness Educatlon and Secretarial Studies A-LV , 1'4 'dn- 4-. aq- :- o. A h --.-- cu - .. ,gi- .1 -.n . v: .15.;- : Og-g !1;3 3 !1 !'9;-1113 .!XJ th.thI?l3'A. l : k 9 s l 4 s .u 113 ? - 5 HZ'HHHW'QsT 1,.!.?311 .!.!.3,'1 '3 i age 67Ifaculty A Miss Dapolita-Nurs ing i ! E , A Dr. Aili J. Hakojarui, Home Economics facultyl page : her eighth year at YSU, Dr Vi 099633, a professor in the echnical and Community College -aches several business courses as ell as supervises student teachers. rior to her position here, she taught an area junior high school and iso worked at an office job. She has at the student teaching seminars r the department of Business Secretarial Studies. Keeping in touch with what is going on in the area high schools is very important to her. Outside of her teaching capacity at YSU. Dr. Boggess has been active in the Graduate Policy Committee as well as in the Departmental Shorthand Committee. Some of the goals of these groups of which she is a member are to improve the entire sequence of the teaching of the shorthand classes and to revise and administer competency tests for the teachers. Her other activities include the playing of several instruments, photography, ichthology and work- ing on her car. A Dr. Violet F. Boggess, Business Education and Secretarial Studies age 69lfaculty The Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicini WHAT N.O.U.C.O.M. IS DOING: Establishing the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and implementing THE MEDCO PLAN FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION, which was approved by the general assembly in July, 1973. lnaugurating an innovative six-year, immediate post high school curriculum leading to the BS and MD degrees. Operating the new College of Medicine in conjunction with a consortium of the University of Akron, Kent State University, and Youngstown State University. Utilizing existing community hospitals in lieu of construc- ting and expensive university hospital. There are 49 hospitals with 11,176 general hospital beds in the 17 county Medco region. Improving medical education opportunities and primary care patient services in the most populas quadrant of Ohio. Organizing its curriculum to prepare a physician oriented to the practice of medicine at the community level, e: pecialiy family physicians. WHY N.O.U.C.O.M. IS NEEDED: There are serious medical manpower shortages northeastern Ohio. Northeastern Ohio has 23.5 percent of the states populz tion but only 18 percent of its physicians. The number of general practionioners in the regic decreased by 26070 from 1963 to 1970. Northeaster Ohio has one doctor for every 1001 persor while Ohio, as a whole, has one doctor for every 755 pe sons. The ratio of doctors to population has improved in Oh since 1963 but has grown wotse in Northeastern Ohio du ing the same period. Admission to the medical school for students from tr consortiums universities is about half the number th: might reasonably expect to secure such admission. 1 1 3:: F... 1.1 II T: n.o.u.c.o.meage age 73m.o.u.c.o.m. page 7 i! , . 3s .. mmthhv; vu ,. m DY!!! SKN nmu?$. x I, .. Fro BE HELD - Aueuyr 11,1886 1W mNC-r YOUR 4. 1 33 !. Linda Stoudt Harry Dripps. Chrls Parise, Joe Bednar, Sue Bruce, Janet Kolesar. Marty Rescher. Aileen Traikoff. Valerie McDuffy lcheerleaders Golf , - Golf Team: first row: Jerry Welce, Merle Gora. Jim Pipoly. Rick Crooks, AI Tribby. second row: Coach Carson, Joe Cars Rick Banish, Mike Opatich, Dan O'Bruba, Floyd Switzer. .5? golfl page ge 79lgolf tennisl page ge 81nennis .I11 x L wk! V ; ,.Aw Row 1: Al Bleggl. Joe Mogullch. Roy Gothardn Dave Del Bene, Ron Kohl, James Lesslch, Greg Golas Row 2: Chuck Vlnopol, Jeff Malay, George Rohan. Mike Szenborn. Nell Guerrlerl. Dave Mancini, Jame Daugherty, Bob Choppa Row 3: Coach Dom Rosselli, Bob Gardner, Chuck Olenych. Tom Roch, Dave Dravecky, Gene Sevenko. Mlke Hostal, Mlke Zaluski. Andy Fabis, John Williams baseballl page Season Ends 20-15 Al Bleggi .389 Two School Records Mike Szenborn .368 -ge 83lbaseball ,. um , -fm . Mwwe v w-un-rw baseballlpage 'ossellis 300th oungstown State's 9-3 victory over Iliance College on May 1, 1975 did at create a big stir at the time, but as later discovered to be Dom osselli's 300th victory. close check of Rosselli's career nasebail record for the past 21 easons gives him an envious 311 ictories and 158 defeats. Included that span are six stralght seasons f twenty or more victories. two NAIA istrict 22 championships i1958- 959i, and a pair of NCAA College ivision playoff appearances. The enguins got off to a slow start this ear, but turned things around to omplete the season with a winning ecord. rchitects of that resurgence have een shortstop Al Bleggi, outfielders on Kohl and Bob Choppa, first aseman Mike Zaluskl, and catcher eil Guerrieri. Pitching stars have in- luded righthander Mike Glinatsis. eshman Dave Dravecky, and Junior ick Beck. By Greg Sbaraglia age 85lbaseball Soccer soccerl page : accer pagel87 Writ ? ' T um? first row. I to r. Ed Leonard, co-captain Dennis Stoneman. Tom Pasawitz, toinette. Hassaln Itaylm, Dan Jones. Carlos Karlgln. Mark Gallop, T- Jeff Salem, co-captain Ken Hvizdak, Rick Kotel. Fara Mastegh. Michael Leininger, Ed Jennings, Bill Cleves, Ingmar Griffman. Keith Nixon. Ge Aziz. second row. I to r, coach Ralph Starace. Don Whitman. Mark An- Clebus, Kevln Duskey. Mlsslng from plcture: Faoud Raflde soccerl page E tuxhuwo. ;,1 nix ? swimminglpage ' -ge 91lswimming We will be hard-pressed to break even against a very tough dual meet schedule, is Coach Tucker DiEdwardo's appraisal of this winteris Youngstown State University menis swim team. Yet, the hard- working third-year coach is quick to point out the dual meet season is merely a tuneup for the Penn- Ohio Conference Meet March 4-6 at YSUis Beeghly Centeri and the NCAA Division II Swimming and Div- ing Championships at Springfield, Mass. uWe are not gOing to be keying as much on the dual meets? DiEdwardo explained, adding that Buffalo State, Pitt, Marshall, and Edinboro State are nationally ranked teams in their respective divisions. Due to our in- creased depth and another fine recruiting year, we feel we will score many more points in the post- season events, said DiEdwardo. swimmingl page .IflfllI'f ., '65! ens Swim Team front: Grace Moran first row: Jim Hake, Jeb Brun- ge, Tim Stoler, Phil Qulnlan. Marty Sullivan. AI Dodson. Larry Smith. ed Harding. Brad King. second row: Coach Tucker DiEdwardio. Nick arsity Swimming ovember 22 YSU Invitational Relays ecember 2 Indiana, Pa. ecember 6 Marshall Iecember 13 Edinboro State anuary 7 Akron anuary 17 Wayne State, Fairmont State wage 932swimming January 23 Buffalo State January 28 Cleveland State January 31 Clarion State February 4 Allegheny February 7 Ashland February 21 Grove City March 18 - 20 NCAA Division II Meet Latino, Joe Kemper, Joe Grimm, Ralph Hanna, Gary Van Erdan, Paul Laniman. Keith Laniness, Bill Marshall. Jeff Christopher, Gail Rutkovsky. Synchronized Swimming November 15 Ohio State Invitational January 17 3rd Annual College Association Meet February 7 Quad Meet at Pittsburgh February 21 Ohio Women's Championships February 28 Big Ten Invitational April 9 - 10 AIAW Regional Championships Gym nastics g mnasticsl page ' : ge 95mymnastics CALLOWAY REPEATS KODAK ALL AMERICAN HONORS Few people gave Don Cailoway of Youngstown State University much of a chance to play college football, let alone become an aIl-american. Well, the Youngstown State senior has proved himself again with the announcement that Calloway has earned Kodak Ali-American football honors at safety for the second straight year. The 6-foot-2, 198-pounder from Warren is the lone repeater from the 1974 squad. I worked hard last summer so I could help our team achieve our goal of a national championship, Calloway explained. When that goal fell short, I began to think of my per- sonal goals, including another Kodak honor. Youngstown State Coach Bill Nar- duzzi perhaps best summed up what the Kodak honor means. This is a big honor for Don Calloway and his family, as well as Youngstown State University, Nar- duzzi said. This honor was given by the people who know the game best-the coaches. Calloway has accomplished much athletically the past four years, in- cluding: Hi The Penguins' regular punter for four seasons, he avaraged over 39 yards per punt. He holds the school hyn AQt Eihsaisw ,. record with a 76-yarder in 1973 at Northern Michigan. He had just one punt blocked in his career. iZi As a three-year regular at safety. Galloway intercepted eig ht career passes. t3i He made 92 tackles as a junior, and bettered that with 106 tackles and two fumble recoveries this year. i4i In addition to his two Kodak awards, Calloway earned honorable mention Associated Press All- America this year and played in the fourth annual AII-Ohio Shrine Bowl Game in Columbus. He also was a Penguin trI-captain this fall. A fine split end, defensive back, a punter at Warren Western Rese High School in 1971, Calloway d not receive a football scholarsh offer from Youngstown State. It was getting late in August th year and I really was thinking abo attending a junior college, Callow recalls. But Bob Peterson of t black studies program at YSU co tacted me about enrolling Youngstown State. He contact assistant coach Tom Franklin, w arranged for me to try out for t football team. don caliowaw IIoway feels in retrospect that he de the best decision in his life. uess the real reason that I went to ngstown State was because I nted to go to a school where I Id play football, Galloway con- ed. It was the best move I have de, because it allowed me to ieve AII-Amerlca recognition two rs in a row. If I had gone to a ger school, I might have missed ldon calloway IIIMIIIIIM 111- mm Nullbtlll 13ml: 1. 1 .41; 1.2.1, this opportunity. Pro football scouts have been dogg- ing Calloway's trail for the past two seasons. He has all of the prere- quisites a future pro defensive back needs-strength the presses 350 poundsi, quickness the is a 4.7 man in the 40-yard dashi, and possesses a keen football mind. Concerning the upcoming National Football League draft next month, Calloway said: If I do get drafted, I would welcome the opportunity to play pro football. I don't have any preference as to the team, since all I ask is just a chance. A physicai education major, Calioway expects to graduate from Youngstown State next December. If he utilizes the same determination toward his goal of being a coach as he has toward being a football player he will certaintly be a success. Dave Garden AII-American Senior Dave Garden, a regular run- ning back at Youngstown State University for the past four seasons, has been named to the second team backfield for the 1975 College Divi- sion Academic AlI-American football squad. The team is chosen by vote of the College Sports Information Directors of America tCoSlDAi, and the votes were tabulated by Fred Stabley and Nick Vista of Michigan State Univer- sity. A total of 46 athletes from 39 college division schools were named to the 1975 team. Boasting an amazing overall grade point average of 3.8, the first squad was selected from 175 nominees. Only varsity regulars with a B average t3.00 on a 4.00 scaiei or better were eligible. Garden is the runnerup in career rushing statistics with 2,521 yards t4.7 avgJ and 20 touchdowns. He gained 523 yards t4.3 avgJ last fall as the Penguins compiled a 5-4 record. A native of Saltzburg, Austria, Garden played scholastic football at Harding High School in Fairport Har- bor. He was a two-time Class A All- Ohio football choice and won three individual Class A hurdles cham- pionships in two years in track 1972 he was MVP of the Ohio Cl A track and field meet. Garden gained 604 yards a freshman, 808 as a sophmore, . 586 as a junior when the Peng t8-1i were one of eight teams to . ticipate in the NCAA Divisio playoffs. His singIe-game rushing high w 212-yard effort against East illinois in 1973. He had a total of 100-yard games during his care A tri-captain last fall, Garden one of three Penguins to play for East squad in the AII-Ohio Sh Bowl at Columbus last Decemb footballl page YSU OPP 10 0 CENTRAL STATE 15 0 AT Tennessee Tech. 19 20 at Western Illinois 0 15 at Northern Michigan 28 0 MOREHEAD STATE 6 17 at Akron 15 14 EASTERN MICHIGAN 25 6 VlLLANOVA 21 38 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE footballl page age 101lfootball footbalV page 1 age 103Hootball COX Fairs Well In Second Year All of the long hours and hard work that Cox expended have paid off handsomely this year. The team has matured very fast since entering into varsity wrestling only last year. Victories are welcome this year after Y.S.U. failed to win a match in their first year. Helping to add to these victories are three Austintown Fitch graduates. Sophomore Don Hernan, a 134 pounder again is the top wrestler with a 22-5-1 record and 6 pins. He was 16-3 last year and became the first YSU wrestler ever to qualify for the NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships. Tom Hernan, Donis brother and a transfer from Kent State, is 19-4 with competition in three different weight classes this season. Freshman Dan Stilgenbauer, is the team leader with 7 pins. His record for the season is 18-7-2 at 158 pounds. Last year he was fourth in the OHIO AAA MEET. All three of these fine wrestlers qualified this year for the NCAA Divi- sion ll MEET in Fargo ND. wrestlingi page 1 I ge 10erestling first row: left to right Jerry Stein, Dave Appleby, Don Hernan, Tom Price. Ed Wojciak. second row: Dan Dinger, Dennis Garcia. Dane Stilgenbauer, Tom Hernan. Ben Hippert, Richard Hews, Dan Jones. third row: Coach Cox, Ken Maser, Bob Buzzuto. Joe Guido, Ed McGIasson, Si Fore, Brian Welch. Jim Bencin, Don't Know. Bill Flud. wrestlinngage 1 t age 10erestling Adolph Rupp of Kentucky, John Wooden of UCLA, Phog Allen of Kansas and Ray Meyer of DePaul all have something in common with Y.S.U's Dom Rosselli. Each of them have coached for 500 or more collegiate victories and Rosselli is currently third in the nation among active coaches in total victories. Dom also has the distinction of ranking 13th on the all-time list of victories in the nation. Rosselli is now in his 32nd year as head coach of Y.S.U's basketball team. In that time his team has made eight trips to the NCAA regiOnals and have won three consecutive Ohio NAIA titles 0957-591. Youngstown State and post-season basketball have become synonomous during Rosselli's tenure, a true measure of any coach's success. The years have been good to Rosselli, where honors are concerned. He was voted Small College C of the Year and Ohio College Coach of the Ye 1957. He was selected Italian Coach of the Yea 1958, and Ohio College Coach of the Year ag 1964. All the credit for win number 500 and every triu leading to it were given to his players past and sent by the humble Rosselli who especially reco- ed his assistant coach Bob Chuey, who also pl under Dom at Y.S.U. He also gives much credit t. wife, Connie, who understands her husband's and has been a big factor in Don's success. A testimonial dinner honoring Coach Dom Flo upon his 500th victory was held March 27 at w the entire community honored this great home hero. Iom Rosselli: 500th Career Victory Quite a Night: Y.S.U. Vs. Akron basketbalV page ' g ??wk- age 113Ibasketbail ont Row: Brian Hunter. Don Thompson. Bob Carlson, Steve Taczak, Tony ltchell. Gerald Parks, and Terry Moore. Back Row: Coach Dom Rosselll, Jeff ovlngton. Robin Vlncer, Gary Anderson. Frank Andrews, Kenny Young. Mark Ichols, and asslstant coach Bob Chuey. ?. mummy a . age 115lbasketball 943111165me 4 basketbaleage 1 1975-76 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 29 3 12 16 19- 20 HILLSDALE MOUNT UNION INDIANA-PURDUE KENYON Youngstown State Classic Akron St. Francis, NY. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville at Westminster NORTHERN KENTUCKY at Philadelphia Textile AKRON at Steubenville WALSH NEBRASKA-OMAHA at Ashland WILBERFORCE STEUBENVILLE at Gannon at Nebraska-Omaha at Akron ASHLAND at Buffalo State CANNON at Northern Kentucky ALLIANCE WESTMINSTER at Cleveland State Dr. Hill: YSU Basketbalrs No. 1 Fan basketballl page 1 . Dr. Benjamin Hill the responsibili- of being the YSU basketball am's greatest fan is simply another allenge that he has accepted with ide. 0 months after he moved to nungstown, in the fall of 1967, he ffered a massive stroke. Dr. Hill ent over a year in the hospital lear- ng to live in a body that was most completely paralyzed. After release his wife began to look for part-time caretaker for her 240 lb. sband. When former AIi-American lly Johnson began caring for Doc the spring of his freshman year, it -s simply a means of employment. t soon a rapport developed tween them that still exists. at fall, Billy brought Doc with him see the Penguin basketball team action. Initially, his wheeIchair was aced behind the YSU bench but oach Dom Roselli insisted that Doc - moved to the end of the bench ere he could see better. He has t there ever since. Even though vhnson's services were needed ge 119tbasketball only for three months by the Hills, he continued to help out until he graduated. Dr. Hill in return, did many things for Billy. The Hills helped me out in many ways , said Johnson recently. Doc was like a father away from home to me. If I ever needed some good ad- vice during my schooling. Doc was the man I went to. Billy took Doc to every home game until he graduated and then Dave Burkholder, another ex-Penguin roundballer, brought Doc to the contests for two seasons. Now Terry Moore and Bob Carlson have undertaken the responsibility. 'iDoc is the most generous and wisest man I have ever met , said Carlson. Moore agreed, His mind is truly phenomenal. Doc, a father of eight children, was a man of many talents before his tragic illness. He was a semi-pro boxer and wrestler throughout medical school, a pianist, writer, pilot and instructor for the Civil Air Patrol. For several years Doc belonged to MENSA, an organization for the most intelligent people. Recently he finished at the 99.6 percentile in an intelligence test given to MENSA members. An avid chess player, Doc just received a HGolden Knights pin for placing high in a three-year postal chess tournament. lnspite of his busy schedule, Doc always had a love for basketball. And now, as the Penguins' greatest fan, he mourns every loss, celebrates every victory, and helps the players in many ways. In all, the YSU team has been pretty good to Doc, and he has been pretty good to them in return. Heis like a second father as well as a tremendous fan , said Moore. But Doc doesn't stop himself there-just being a tremendous fan isn't enough. His personal sacrafice of attending every home game serves as an inspiration to the team that goes beyound the realm of nor- mal fan exuberation. In every sense of the word, Dr. Hill is truly the Penguins greatest fan. covington's 1000mage age 121lcovingtonis 1000 Jeff Covington became the first Y.S.U. basketball player ever to score 1000 points in just two years of varsity competition. The sophomore center converted a three-point play with 12:33 left in the first half of February 25's victory against Alliance to set the record. The game was stopped and Coach Dom Rosselli presented Jeff with the game ball. Covington wound up this historic game with 21 points. Last season Covington scored 543 points to establish a freshman record at Y.S.U., and he currently ranks high on Y.S.U's all-time scor- lng list with 1086 points. This past season he averaged 20.8 points and 13.2 rebounds per game. He shot a season-hlgh of 41 points against Cleveland State. More than one opposing coach has volunteered Covington for All- America honors. He is the epitome of a college basketball player-quick, strong, sleek, and full of court sawy. Jeff has been ranked among the top ten rebounders in NCAA Division II all season. His best performances this year also included 29 points and 20 rebounds against Northern Ken- tucky. He scored 28 points against nationally ranked Philadelphia Tex- tile. Other outstanding performances by Covington include: 27 points and 18 rebounds against Buffalo State, 26 points and 17 rebounds against Gannon, and an eye-popping 63 points and 34 rebounds in a three- game series with Akron. A physical education major with a good grade average, Covingtown doesn't even think about possibly playing professional basketball although he does want to coach basketball after graduation. He is known to his teammates and his coach as Mr. Reliable . Coach Rosselli says of him: uJeff is one of the finest players I have ever coach- ed at Youngstown State. In situations where we need a crucial rebound, Jeff seems to give that extra effort to get the ball. When he wants a rebound, it's tough to get it away from him. Yet, Jeff Covington takes all of the publicity and community attention in stride. A product of Ballou High School in Washington, D.C., Covington still takes time to sign autographs and sincerely visit with Penguin fans of elementary school and junior high age. He also enjoys his private visits to the Mahoning County School for the Retarded in Youngstown, where he delights the youngsters with his natural basket- ball ability and qualities of human understanding. Womens Sports Women's Basketball COACH: JANE RAMSEY YSU OPP 67 34 ....at Oberlin 67 66 ....at CIeve.State 58 38 ....DUQUESNE 53 31 ....KENT-TUSCARAWAS 108 53 ....HIRAM 54 62 ....KENT STATE 55 53 ....atMalone 54 46 ....at Geneva 65 75 ....at Akron 59 40 ....at Westminster 60 65 ....MIAMI ge 123lwomen's sports women s sporty page 1 4 Women's Fieid Hockey 1975 Results .U OPP 0 ..... Hiram 3 ..... Oberlin O ..... Hiram 1 ..... Lake Erie - - - 1 ----- KentState PLAYER lndmggsssfomg GOALS 1 ..... Lorain Comm. Coll. o ..... Cleve. F.H.A. Sue Ferrell Sr. 8 0 ..... Toledo Gorfein Linda Marker Sr. 8 1 ----- Kent State Sandy Franks Soph. 4 2 ----- 533mg ? Wall om Donna DeFiore Soph 3 ..... a e rIe IO STATE TOURNAMENT Chery' Kozak Soph- 2 4 ..... Ohio State Dawn Jackson Jr. 1 3 ..... Wittenberg Merry Ormsby Sr. 1 men's Field Hockey flrst row-Lynn Snavely Urainen. Scott. Debbiia Shea. third row-Merry Ormsby, Mary Jo Herdman, lene McKelvey 13351. Coacm duck team mascot. Pat Weeks, t. Coacm. Chris Golst asst. Coach; second row-Sandy . ks, Hlldy Deemer, Donna DeFlore. Dawn Jackson. Ruby Janet Sebusky. Cindy Burazer, Sue Ferrell, Cheryl Kozak. Pinky Marker, Miss Laborde. mews sporty page 125 Football Basketball Sonban Soccer Bowling Water Polo Volleyball Golf Riflery Wrestling Swimming Track Racketball HandbaH Badminton Table Tennis Squash Tennis One on One Punt Pass Kick Free Throw Turkey Trot Pool Y.S.V. INTRAMURAL! intramuralslpage 1: ; k 7?; ..J 1- x' -L. MN 'M :5;th m... 'L a 6'15 x .. 1V -14' J R 7A i f7:7-.-.T:t . ' T ge 127lintramurals Vi x M m1. M intramuralsl page 1 intramuralw page 1 - ge 131lintramurals spring weekendlpage 1 d n e k e e w 9 n .n D. S 3 3 1 e 9 eekendl page 1 w 9 m r 0. S age 137lspring weekend heritage homecominglpage 1 ictober 16-19 e festivities of Heritage mecoming, October 16-19, were 'oyed by many Youngstown State iversity students, faculty, staff, mni and friends. The entire vent was an overwhelming cess. tivities centered around a entennial salute, and the entire pus sparkled with red, white, d blue. stivities began Thursday the 16th h a movie and a free Folk Festival t featured Micheal Lewis, Bill 995, and Richards, Neely. and ay. day's events began with an Ac- ties Fair and Outdoor Olympics. bad the weather wasn't more operative! Friday evening a cial banquet in which 80 persons. ended. including 15 players from 1939-40-41 teams, was held. A nfire and fireworks display was ceied because of the rain. The evolution Rock dance with nagerie was a smashing success. inutemen March . the homecom- parade with floats bands, and corated cars; game with rehead State and the post-game rty were some of Saturdays nts. e highlight of the weekend was a y attractive AIumni-Coiiegiate nce held at Southern Park Mail. it s enjoyable to see the V.I.P.s join- in with the students. e Blood, Sweat, and Tears Cheec Chong concert Sunday evening cluded the four-fun filled days. ige 139lheritage homecoming eritage Homecoming ki it Alf? wrmcqt w. a V, a :, . : : umx 5.1. sm't :.;1- . d n a b I 5 4 1 e g Jazz Band jazz bandl page Spotlite Theater .v WW. 1149.. 8 Pl t O D. S l 9 4 1 e g spotlitw page 1 ge 15Uspotlite e c n a D n r e d o M James Taylo concerty page 1 ' .amsey Lewis ge 15Wconcerts Benson Wc- concerty page 1 g n O h C ca h C e e h C Cheech 8 Cho concertsl page 1 - S t r e C n O C l 1 6 1 e 3 Hare Krishna a n h .5 r k e r a h I 3 6 1 e g william windom plays thurber b speakersl page 1 : charles berlltz D elliot gould D ge 165$peakers S r e k a e p S l 7 'arbara Niggel arbara Niggel is a dynamic, young oman having a wide variety of in- -rests. She is a teacher, student, nd athlete all in one very active ackage. Barbara is currently a iberal Arts student of undecided ajor, teaches the Martial Arts full- me, and competes in Karate tour- aments. arbarals interest in the Martial Arts egan at the age of thirteen in -sponse to an advertisement of free arate lessons at a local school. She tudied for six months at this merican system. then transferred u an lndonesian system in Beaver Falls, Pa. Barbara studied for many years under Goeroe Willy Wetzel earning her present rank of Fifth degree Black Belt in the Poekoelan Tjimindie system. For the past three years Barbara has been teaching at her own school in her hometown of Lowellville but remains active in tournament com- petition. She has earned 168 trophies over her eight year career in the Martial Arts, has competed in both women's Kumite tfightingl and men's Kata tforml and has been a consistent winner. Barbara is the current Grand Champion of the United State Karate Association in Kata, and the only women to hold that title for three consecutive years. She is the only practitioner of the Poekoelan Tjimindie system to be recognized by the USKA, and as such was appointed the state representative during her first year of membership. Barbara is one of five women to be chosen for the first edition of Who's Who in the Martial Arts by Robert Wall. Barbara's plans for the future include con- tinuing her education, teaching, and competing in the Martial Arts. POEKOELAN TJIMINDIE KUNG-FU Poekoelan Tjimindie Kung-Fu is an Indonesian martial art developed at the beginning of the twentieth cen- tury by two masters: Oei King Boen, and Bang Salimoen. These masters felt the system previously developed were im- perfect though each system had its good points along with its limitations. The masters combined the good points of their respective systems in three years of daily study to perfect the new system. iiPoekoeIan is an Indonesian word which means, returning hands and feet. Tjimindie is the town in West Java where the masters developed their art. Poekoelan is a very beautiful art that teaches total combat which makes it very practical for street situations. Poekoelan institutes the broken mirror philosophy of never using the action of an attacker is never wrong, therefore, you must be able to defend yourself in any situation. This belief allows the martial artist to incorporate any type of technique into the defense. Poekoelan was introduced into the United States in the late 1950's by Goeroe Willy Wetzel, a ninth degree black belt of the system. He was one of two men in the Royal Dutch army who were qualified to teach the Poekoelan Tjimindie system. Goeroe Wetzel taught this system, producing many fine practitioners until his un- timely death in March, 1975. Poekoelan is based on four animals: the monkey, and crane from China and the tiger and snake from In- donesia. The snake of this system gives the weaving movements of the arms, legs and body allowing fast strikes from any position. The crane employs one-Iegged stances, and long sweeping hand strikes. These stances are done rather high com- pared to that of the other animals. The tiger is a derivative of all Indone- sian systems. This system uses long, low to the ground moves with very snappy blows. The tiger stances are done low to the ground or on the ground. The monkey is the mostver- satile animal of the system. The animal employs leaps, jumps, rolls, parrys. and crawls done at medium height. The symbols of the Poekoelan system are the rose and bamboo on a black background. The rose signifies beauty, yet it offers natural protections by its thorns. The bam- boo symbolizes the body, bending under stress but not breaking. The black background represents the mystery of the art. ge 171lmartial arts , c 311:? ii? . page 1 ervuces oi! C v Womanm L ....W ., p ,. 1:... . . 1U. 4. :33... . W . '11 .1 In W i u I W . v . I . . . W kulraWnHVuMwM: . . . . 2,7,2. Kkvk, A jim villains Penguin ' .- .. Review ' penguin' reviewlpage 1 One day during eternity these dudes show up and make us laugh. They told us they were commissioned by the chrome giggler to teach us to wright poetry. and wouldn't ya know if they don't get all of us wrighting and I don't even have the creepy feeling of trying to wright something. When I'm not laughing that is. But what else ya gonna due when some cats tell you that the pencil wrights for eraser's pleasure. And the room is full of sounds of apartment houses going up along The Amazon. And someone is in The corner carooning. America. Ameroca, you're bazooky Through and Through. Isn't it strange how the room disappears? All that is left is a poem: Ice Bridge With Singing Whales. george peffer terry murckoA age 175lpenguin review pam cook p mike A paul gartner, editorb penguin reviewl page 1 m n m k n m f arlene A A Jim vlllanl a george peffer Jack wollltz A W .m V e r .m U 9 n e D. 7 7 1 e g barl page 1 Jam Jambar fritz krleger b 4 elody fee Jambar Staff . Mary Makatura . Marilyn Markovich . Linda Porter . John Sclabaugh . Greg Monteforte . Greg Garland . Nell Yutkin . Debbie Vivalo . Barb Zetts 10. Bonnle Turnovsky 11. Ann Wlshart 12. Glna Deblasio 13. Pat Kemerer 14. Mike Braun 15. Dave Holan 16. Tim Maloney not Plctured Joe Zabel, Mrs. Martlndale MDVL Lynn Munroe, Kathy Salaka 1Advertlsing Deth, Mike Verdream. Peg Takach. Fritz Krelger. oooucnonpwm; ge 179ljambar mary makatura, editor A barlpage 18 1am b a d m H a m n W. 0 r a c S r m ge 181ljambar THE JAMBAR is YSU's student-run newspaper. With a staff constantly replenished with students drawn from journalism classes, it publishes Tuesdays and Fridays, and focuses on campus events and personalities. with a tradition of high journalistic stan- dards. This year, a forty-member staff followed a steady stream of athletic budget protests, parking hassles, construction and destruction of cam- pus buildings, academic im- provements and degenerations, and a multitude of other campus happenings from its atmosphere- imbued home at 629 Bryson Street. All this with the proverbial swor hanging over its head, the sword i the form of a serious and continuln threat to THE JAMBAR'S autono from the Student Publication 00 mittee. The word from the top is that TH JAMBAR'S home will be destroye this summer to make room for mo parking lots. But wherever we a next year, the staff of THE JAMBA will continue to inform the academ' community, will continue to fig attempts at control and will continu to publish on schedule ...... if th composing machines don't bre down. Mary F. Makatura, Jambar Edit ,1 .- et J91 jambarlpage 1:- 4- dave holan V marllyn markovich A joe zarconi, editor francle andrews. assistam editor A dan pressley mike braun b k m b n h .m. V . 11111.11. rvlell nwgtiHaAEr: .llllllll'val'dltl. 3nd: 1Y1: dennls woznlak A roger pettingill, stevens' studios bert cobur V Iynn beelen v mary ann gallego debble rubosky v 1 pet Iowry An ad hoc committee of the Board recommended naming the library in honor of the late Mr. William F. Maag in recognition of his generOsity, in- terest and support of the University and community libraries and his contributions to the University, the community and the state. A youngstown native and Harvard graduate, Magg was a trustee of Youngstown College and Youngstown University. Libraries were one of his prime interests and he served as a trustee of the youngstown Public Library for 42 years. He helped to establish the Friends of Youngstown College Library, which he headed for 25 years. He received an honorary doc- torate from YSU in 1946. Appointed to the jury which recommended the Pulitzer Prize winners for 1946, he was editor and publisher of the Youngstown Vin- dicator for 40 years. In 1939 he es- tablished WFMJ radio station and later WFMJ-TV. The six story library will house nearly one-half million volumes and is located on Wick Avenue next to Jones Hall. New Maag Library Opens January Sixth ge 193lMaag Library g a a M 0 t e m 0 m m Maag Librarylpage 1 if Student Government Executive Committee . Bill Brown, Presidem . Joe Martucclo, VIce-Pres. . Bob thello, Sec. of Finance . Sheri Moore. Sec. of Student Organizations . Tom Jones. Chairman of Major Events AmM-t 01 student governmentl page 19 5.5:E..5: z .Ea:2:32,;, .. tudent Council ge 19Wstudent council student councillpage 1 W.Y.S.U.lpage untaief $$$59 . W i JV 0 .,x :5 13x9 xk 9 x a $K Kagau gxx A. X iiK 1 page 2! Organizations S k e e r G 9+ cocoqoxgnpcom-A . Sue Shaffer . Mary Ellen McCauliffe . Kathy Burke Ann Stewart Becky Malkranz . Patti thtl'e . Barb Gazdlk . Sheri Moore . Linda Motosko . Michele Murphy . Mark Shanley. Advlsor . Sherman Simon . Michele leosky . Claudia Anderson . Paula Weldon . Mary Kay Jacobs Panhellenic Council ll il 5 00 6 ge 207lgreeks and organizations wpupghwma Alpha Omicron Pi . Sue Kightllnger . Dee Bosak Mary Kay Jacobs . 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Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma Sue Hammer Marshall 'x.- -- .A K 516M 1 . . ' mug KAPPA . a '1; w 1:5 XE ' rm'A SIM , 1 ge 211lgreeks and organizations Phi Kappa Tau . Dan Koutsourals . Ed Glavan, Treasurer Tom Koneval . Kevin Bart Steve Goske Tom Kuester Dave Scheetz Chuck llich . Rick Yanachik . Rick Broda. Corresp. Sec. .5 owQNQWAwNA 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Dante Zarlenga Rick Bobnik Rlck Scoff Andy Jorasz Mark Miller Ken Glavan, Pres. Mike Homsey Gary Novotny Ben Soriano, Recording Sec. Mish Beck greeks and organizationslpage age 2131greeks and organizations . George Duke . Gerald Parks Ed Twyman . Margaret Smith . Brenda Tutwiler Jamie Hayes . Pam Wilson . Renee Downing . Lonnie Dodson 10. Joyce Lee 11. Roddy Dorsey 12. Marian Wilson Not Pictured: Neal Cross Will Weatherly James Harvey George Harris Foster Chambers Camilla Smith Darnell Hartley Paula Smith Susie Dotson Gloria Brown Pregetha Brady 0mVImU1-thN-A Phi Mu . Christy Haggis . Helen Koutsourais . Claudia Anderson . Jayne Duffet . Janice Nachim . PatlHandwork . Sharman Simon . Pam Baringer . Jane Cashon . Michele Murphy . Cindy Fry Aommumcn-th-n .L-l Not Pictured: Daria Bush Bonnie Goodwin Meg Hripko Debbie Norman Pat Tltus Margie Todd 0 1mm greeks and organizationsmage 2 . Jeff Markey . Tim Sraper Joe Capp Tim Semmens Lonzo Mitchell Larry Gurlea Ken Weber BIII Jackson PswawMA ge 215lgreeks and organizations Skynalupha omvpagnth-A EpsHon . Ron Molinari . Joe Spano . Ron Firestine . Tim Loree Roger Haenszel Lee Anzivino . Rob Esterly . Neil Cope . Dave Forkel 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Tom Davis Rick Prokop Sam Ferraro Ken Schafer Bob Cashier Not Pictured: Tom Feret Wake Clark Gino Cashier Flay Hannay John Morrlson 331$. 1 3 1K I I la: . E. at V . .1 123961 5 4 . U 1 Li- greeks and organizationslpage 2 Little Sisters Of Minerva . Judy Serenko . Sue Crandall . Joan Firestine . Paula Yohman . Sharayn Reiley . Sharon Pannunzlo . Janet DeZee . Lenore Dibbs mwombmm-n Missing from picture: Laura Roberts Diane Kupinski Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sue Crandall ge 21Wgreeks and organizations Alpha Phi Delta -l OKDQNOSUIAOJN-l .Lu-L-L CDN-l . John Sabo . Andy D'Apolito . Ron Stoops . Tom Glbbons . Gary Scurti . Brain Schambaugh . Dick Muntean . Robin Schertler . Jeff Korsyn . Harry Smith . Tim Gleason . Damien Butt . Jeff O'Nesti 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Kenny Krantz Tony Blndas Dave Sobnosky Fred Denoble Randy Flint Pete Bozanlch Joe Labozan Bill McEvoy Mark Bates Blaine Gerdes Ron Pentz Willie Warren Bill Terlecky greeks and organizationsmate . Zeta Tau Alpha . Sheri Moore . Nadlne Nadzam '. Dabble Basinsky . Amy Davis -. Loree Brennan . Debble Carroll . erlan Steele . Cheryl Neapolltan . Denlse Vona . Stacey Savka . Mary Conti . Roberta Ward . Nancy Mlele . Jerrl Ricketts . Toni Gabrlele . Elayne Masters . Linda Anne Motosko 1: m '5 ' ge 219lgreeks and organizations 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. . Robln Armskong . Pam Pogany Marilyn DlGregorlo Margie Jones Sue Kramer Gail Kopey Karen Zurawlck Darlene Takacs Elalne Grlffen Linda Temelkoff Denise Molllca Barb nggel Debble Baranlck Carol Butch Kathl Passarella Sue Plrone Little Sisters of Sigma Phi Epsilon 1. Maureen Hennessy 8. Karen Ream 2. Paul Popovec 9. Gina Zarlenga 3. Sharon Wylie 10. Debbie Davanzo 4. Carrie Thompson 11. Jo Ann Chambers 5. Judy Somlitz 12. Barb Blelfeld 6. Joyce Kollar 13. Jean Corliss 7. Barb Thomas greeks and organizationsmage . ge 221lgreeks and organizations Sigma Phi Epsilon . John Burke . Tony Tombo . Dave Taylor . Tony Colantuonl Greg Muir . Jack Mldgely . Denny Demay . Don Berry . Bob Lundeen . Jim Weber . Bruce Burt . Rich Lepore . Rich McGrail . Sam Williams . Kevin Creighton . Tom Burke . George Luke 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. Si Fore Brian Welsch Jim Colantino Jack Nicalek Dan Rosensteel Greg Pytlik Terry Lynch Mark Yozwiak Larry Pytlik Dan Chopp Bradley Nair Tim Carney Sean Burke Frank Dixon Ralph Creighton Jim 00er Phi Sigma Kappa . Jerry P.A. Rouder 1 8 . Ed Stocz $4 6- 6 . Mole Jennings . Jan Moskovltz Kathy Burke . Keith Williams . Michele Mousseau . Joe Grohovsky . Steve DeCrow 10. Tony Caizza 11. Benny Paolone 12 Bill H.H. Totten 13. Kitsy Klrby 1 14. Chester Davis 2 3 greeks and organizationstage 2 0mNOJQIJSmN-L . Marianne Lozano . Mary Lynn Urdea . Leslle Horvath . Patti McDowell . Carol Strizzl . LeeAnn Vogelberger '. Barb Gazdlk '. Joyce Perrott . Lisa McGowan . Cheryl Fleming . Nancy Prokop . Ruth Ausnehmer -. Sue Herman . Sherrie Fulton . Pattl Procoplo 1 2:th 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Roberta Timko Patty Kemerer Jane Rich Holly Theodosoff Mary Ellen McAullffa Elleen Kelty Janice Glavan Beth Ann Jones Cathy Bean Missing from picture: 25. 26. 27. Becky Malkranz Terry Tamburino Cindy Komara age 223lgreeks and organizations Delta Zeta Little Sisters Of Phi Delta Theta . Janice MooSally . Maryjane Johntony . Linda Carney . Maryann Hetrlck . Mary Naples . Maryann Nolfi x topoupamc-wm-A . Patty Clark . Ann Marie . Debbie Evans . Cheri Chance la Pat 5 Joyce 2 greeks and organizationslpage 2 . Amos McCoy . Bob Bodnar . Johnny Morris . Joe Simarl . Nick Svetl , Marty Caplto 2 3 y . Frank thch . Dave Larson . Denny Dobrlndt . Wayne Brodnan Rich Wyman Mike Wasser Phi Delta Theta Al Pesa Theta Chi . Mike Palotta . Bill Carney Ed Zamary . Bill Cleeves . Tony Napolltano Chuck Wesp . John Huges . Gary Zamary . BIII Marshall . Van Esemnein . Gary Dobozi . John Freaney . Frank Santisl . Bill Durazio .1 oooougvm.pma .34.... kWN-t 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Frank Zamary Bob Parry Kevin Freaney John Vicarel Gary Bogoff Regls Smith John Georgiadis Ron Rice Rich Bentfield Scott Summers Tom Krlspinski Dennis Chaberd Doug Stuiber Wayne Bartholomew THETA .9 CH! greeks and organizationslpage .igma Sigma Sigma . Nancy Tamburro . Ruth Ann Goddard . Denise Manley . Mary Jane Goddard . Gabby Scandy . Carol Hayward . Lisa Neel . Kathy Poulakos . Dlane Morrison . Peachie Nace . Clndy Romeo . Debbie Janis . Maureen Horvath . Pattl Little . Terry Phllllps . Joanne Manljak . Penny Sue Cox . Marilyn Livosky ge 227lgreeks and organizations Sigma Chi Alpha NMMMMM-l-LAAAJ-LJAA m5-WMAOCDGNOSU1-hQM-bo comumsnpcom-s . Gary Hoff . Frank DlPlero . Jlm Rohan Tom Hoff Dave O'Hanlon . Wes Babln . Ron Hannay . Kelth Bacon . Mark Antonette . Jlm Bencln . Dennis Ferkan . Llnn Beachem . Ton Vaslla . AI Egldlo . Terry Chapan . Chrls Andonlan . Mark Danner . Ed DlGregorlo . Blll Oltola . John Prymer . Les Morganstern . Dan O'Bruba . Bob Catchpole . Mike DePero . Frank Santonoclto greeks and organizationslpage 2 Little Sisters Of igma Chi Alpha . tha Cameron '. Debble Glovlnco . Vicki Splcer . Sandy Pfelfer . Donna Woehrman .. Dlane Rodney . Marlanne Parry -. Maryellen Novak . Mary lzzo nt Pictured: e Antonecl a Nodl 9 Davies. Sweetheart ge 229lgreeks and organizations Sigma Tau Gamma Sweetheart: Mary A. Sgambati greeks and organizationslpage 2 ge 231 mreeks and organizations EJWJWW Sigma Tau Gamma . Ken Loewit . Rick Harrls . John Korechko Mary Sgambai Gil Starr Rick Shepas . Andrea Lasick Dan Dunn . Lloyd Bayer . Jim Beil owww99+wwA .A W , 2'9 ' ,.,;7m.0' 11. . Mike Losak . Denise Davis . Rosie Bell . Mike McCall . LouAnn Poovy . Gary Lee Brindle . Annie Huzicka . Joan D'Alessandro Rich Sandor Zeta Phi Beta . Phyllls Jackson . Sherry Cox . Cynthla Fletcher . Christal Jackson . Gall Mann Sandra Ware . Diane Bolling Missing from picturm Ngzmzwa-t greeks and organizationsi page A Alpha Kappa Alpha: . Sharon Jarrett . Adella Patton . Myrna Madlson . Doromy Davls Sonya Young . Wynnette VanCobb . Patricla Pugh . Joyce McCurdy mngI-hoomg 'age 233lgreeks and organizations Inter-Fraternity Council 1. Bob Catchpole 11. Keith Bacon l9 2. Bob Daras 12. Brad Nair 3. Tom Winterburn 13- Wayne Brodnan 4. Tim Simmens 14. Gary Zamary 5. Mark Yozwiak 15. Roger Haenszel 6. Rich Harris 16. Ed Jennings 7. Jim Costas 17. Dale Hawkins 8. Joe Simari 18. Rich Broda 9. Ray Robinson 19. Ken Glavan 10. Frank Dlxon1 20. Tim Gleason , f: .wl . . greeKs and organizationy page 2 .ge 235lgreeks and organizations Greek Sing 1975 Phi Mu Sorority and Phi Delta Frater- nity were winners in the 23rd annual Greek Sing held on April 18, 1975 at Stambaugh Auditorium. Phi Mu won first place in the sorority division for their presentation of selections from the musical Oliver and Phi Delta Theta fraternity took first place for its rendition of Green Fields . Six fraternities and three sororities participated in this years event which was co-sponsored by Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils. This year's Greek Sing was dedicated to the late Ensign Anthony Catania, an alumnus of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. He served as IFC delegate and was co-chairman of Greek Week and Greek Sing 1973. He held the offices of president, vice-president, and social chairman of his fraternity. Tony was killed in November of 1974 in an airplane crash while on a pilot training mis- sion from a U.S. Navy base. He made numerous contributions to his own fraternity as well as the entire Greek system. Sigma Phi Epsilon took seco place in the men's division and w the alI-events trophy. Phi Delta Th. took the trophy for the best h group. Sigma Sigma Sigma won first pia in scholarship for sororities a Sigma Alpha Mu won first for frat- nities. In individual scholars awards. Betty Nace of Tri Sigma WI with her 3.89 average and K Glavan of Phi Kappa Tau took fi for 4.00 accumlative point averag Co-chairmen for this years Gre Sing were Kathy Burke and Dan Frum. greek sing7page 2 ge 237lgreek sing Dean's Council Vozmpmm; . Mel Wilson . Mike Walls . Margie Martinko Dave Shattuck Mark Conway . Dave Vanaman . Mike Nyers 8. Ray Ervin 9. Tom Braydic 10. Walt Kunka 11. Mark Grang 12. WilIiam Eng 13. Mike Metro greeks and organizationsl page ge 239mreeks and organizations . R 1:17 9:3 1 lmmediacy Centre Night Crew 1. Richard Donahue 5. Cindy Filer 2. William Nedostup 6. Bruno 3. Paul Gartner 7. Bernie Besterci 4. Gary Young 8. Tony Macduff Polyglot 1. Ksenia Lutz 2. Beth Kurtzweig 3. Linda Porter 4. Michael Kopanic, Jr. ostdlic Christian Fellowship DanNIn McCullum 8. Mark Carter Sharon Bufford 9. Wayne Brantiey Rev. Norman Wagner 10. Betty Harris Lorl Dyckman 11. Janerlo Green Duane Jenkins 12. Dan Newman Elayne Dunlap 13. Cassandra Elklns Glenn Brady 14. Rich Sweeny 5 2 3 6 7 8 lo I I I3 ML age 241lgreeks and organizations 2 e 9 a D. l S n o ...u a .m n a 9 rl o d n a S k e e rl 9 Eric Wolfe 7. Timothy Pryor, Vice-Pres. 2. Anthony Stocks. Advisor 3. Doug Clark, Pres. 4. Majid Jafarnia Omicron Delta Epsilon 5. BrentShipe 1. 6. Fred Zuzan. Sec. Newman Student Organization . Cheryl Bryant 4 b . John Myers 5 . Ruth Richey f . Dan Terlack . Beth Wagner . John Schulz A B 3 N -ge 24mgreeks and organizations American Guild of Organists Student Chapter 1. Karen Williams Not Pictured: 2. Pandora Porcase, Treas, Ann Elliot. Vice-Pres. 3. Christine Blice, Pres. Martha Hanlon 4. Arlene Farmer, Sec. Anita Hartshorn 5. Peggy Kretzer Joseph Repasky 6. Willis Rasely Lorilee Thomas 7. Mark Miller 8. Ronald L. Gould, Advisor 9. William K. Miller, Advisor greeks and organizationslpage ArtClub . Howard Vari, Pres. . Eleni Papandreas . JanetNaberezny . Lisa Sorokach . Patty Flauto . Julie Gleydura . John Rymer . Nancy Bizzarri . Dan Jochman 10. Mark Thompson 11. Vic Leone 12. Jim Conti 13. Kevin Ellway 14. John Roscoe 15. George McLendon Not Pictured: Jim Cupan, Treas. CDNNOIUIJiQN-l Israeli Student Organization PN????W? Gary Mirkin Jack Kravitz Ed Rusnak Joel Clayman Michael Aziz Linda Sabo Fara Moshfegh Hezi Aharoni greeks and organizationy . Philiatric Society . Tom Pedrick . Sharon McQuillan . Mike Carano . Bob Udell . Ellen Fanos . Susan Sabo QU'IvAOJM-I ge 247Igreeks and organizations , . 3 ,, 'Wr- :1. mnema 1-; 31 33 A - 'L 4553-3-MLQLLAEEv;-3 Pre-Law Society . Ron Snyder, Vice-Pres. . Paul K. Pero. Treas. . Kathryn R. Burkhart . Judge Elwyn V. Jenkins . Niki Dan . Mark Minton, Pres. . Alan Sponseller clubs and organizationstage 2 Youngstown Comic Art Association 1. Bob Baynes 6. TheCrimson Ghost 2. BruceChrlslip 3- Topper 3. Dolemite b. Bruno Bernacki 4. Darrleollins 0- Kojak 5. Joe Zabel ge 249lclubs and organizations m n. n Striving Black Sisters 1. Francine Jackson 2. Betty Cousart Not present 3. Beverly Layton greeks and organizationslpage . Bob Barnett . Tom Gllnes . Tom Blviano . Larry McClure . Bruce Cooper . Jeff Theis hi Mu Alpha Sinfonla Not Pictured: Ed Jones Lenny Suzens Blll Brown Jim Gault Randy Davis Benny Melnykovich Tony Galioto Jeff Rodik Doug DownIe age 251lgreeks and organizations Student Social Workers r, . . VV'U . 1' ' .- , . 1 , ; 1 . :.-. ' J 1 tubbles ' . ' Edgar J ' . MaMFat Murphy . Patrick J, Howard 1 ., . Deanne Thomas - . , I x 6. Mrs. Syletha Coopen-Advisor I ..............:,7: Dr. James Kiriazls 8. Emmy Citarella 9. Mary Anne O'Neil 10. Sally Wonderly 11. Mary West 12. Arlene Priesten 13. Mickey Retort ' '1 1 M wm-MJ4 Neil. Wotkin 01459 15. James Folmgr . M . J ! 16. Dan Jablonskj :1. w'v: m... 5 17. Mary June Alto 31 18. Dianne Parker 1 1 19. Dr. Assad Kasseem 7-- f . n v. . 1 WVW clubs and organizationslpage 2 ge 253mlubs and organizations African Student U nion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 . Emmanuel N'Dow . Osei Ameyaw . Momodu S. Bangura . Frehiwot Yoseph . Rasheid Obamo . Andrew Johnson . Ifeted Brown . Jimmy Jiminez . Japheth Ugwuegbu Math Computor Science C1ub 1. John Biviano 8. Teisha Trucksis 2. Geri Fink 9. Pete onrnek Not Pictured: 3. Hiram Baird 10. Ken Hildebrand Dr. Faires. Advisor 1 4. Nick Kallaot 11. Vito Deblaslo Marsha Yozwiak. Pr 5. Tom Mikulka 12. Carole Gevaras Kim Kopachy 6. Elaine Babik 13. Debbie Elms Ralph Shaw 7. George Photakis Fred Stone 4; 3 891011 A2. 7;:... av. n Flying Club 3 1. Walt Kunka 2. Mike Gabriel IA 3. Dr. Bishop ge 255mreeks and organizations Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers 1. Tom Braydich 10. Tony Messuri 3 1 2. Rick Nacalek 11. Joe Glass .9 O 0 I2 5 6 3. Dave Shaltuck 12. Mike Metroka 8 4. Ken Croysdale 13. Bob Linsley 5. Glenn Rozman 14. Tom Paden 6, Phil Smith 15. Ed Stauana 7. Ralph Rich 16. Dave Bailey 8. Dr. C. Alexander 17. Jeff Taft 9. John Ploskodniak greeks and organizationslpage American Society of SN Engineers 1. Dr. Jack D. Bakos-Advlsor 102 2. Bill Engberg 11- 3. Margie Martinko 12- 4. Mack Conway 13. 5. Dan McNally 14- 6. Dave Tabak 15- 7. Dave Stroud 16- 8. James Eckert 17. 9. Bill Cerny 18. ge 257Igreeks and organizations Joe Ferreri Brlan Merdich Tom Schoborg Dave Vanaman John Pflugh Walter Krygowski Tom Strock Ali Kazemi Bob Caporossi 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. John Chizmar George Kolman Dave Horney Phillip Krupa Keith Rodecker Bob Baird Ray Repko Bob Ebeling Ed Kubrin First Aid Club . Robin Birkholtz Dan Linebaugh . Bob Meeker Joe Cerimele . Mark Frankie . Steve Merasky . Julie Petrella 8. Lili Radu 9. Gina Mediate 10. Valerie Grier 11. Jayne Bennett 12. Paul K. Pico 13. Karen Schmader 14. Jlnl Flnkenhofer greeks and organizationslpage . :ilcawley Center Program Board . Steve Loryes . Don McTique . Vic Leone 14. Ralph Valentino . Bill Hansen 1. Paulette Dudley 9. Bob Baynes 2. Jackie 10. Bruce Chrislip 3. Mike Braun 11. Larry Johnson 4. Joe Zabel 12. Jeanne Willmarth 35. Rick Yarmy 13. Michelle Monseau 6 7 B age 25Wgreeks and organizations . Tony Rock . Gary L. Zimmet . John Ford 3 N Y.S.U. Amateur Radio Club 3 8 . Richard Altman . Tom McCammon . George Barker . Michael Svasta 9 . Raymond A. Kajma Jr. . Thomas Bray iDGIKlmUIAQN-J . . ' ' x330: aw quwrvw L'WJMV' v J-'5 'M'w -?W In u: 1.! z .wggnlmgt greeks and organizationsl page Anthropology Colloquium Present: Advisers, John R. White Gary Fry Missing from picture: Pres. Dave Plaskon Sec. Treas. Jane Macejko Bob Fryman Monica Burns Carol Anderson Herbert Spencer Diane Harrison Jay Toth Gaye Nicklon John Kinser Walter Baghote Brian Dunn Gary Fortine Jim Nixon Dennis Larson Arlene Fortine lbn Khaldun Adrianne John Liz Kenny Brad Burlington Psychology Student League . Gladys McIntosh . Patty Kupko . Helen Koutsourais . Maria Antonoff . Mark Clingan Tim McGarry . Dean Doutt . George Kontos . Norman Jones greeks and organizationslpage 2 ehaviorial Growth Group . Helen Koutsourais . Norman Jones . Patty Kupko . Mark Clingan . George Kontos 6 . John Eshleman 3 ,7; age 263lgreeks and organizations Circle K KOmVOUI-hWM-h . Tony Leone . Barb Duli . Alvamay Sanders . Dr. Gebelein . Bob Capp . Milan Novak . Rich Weber . Galen Goche . Bob Zittello . Jack McGinnis . Mark McCandless . Mike Virgalitte . Dr. Foldvary 4 b 73 9 IOH RA? 3 3 CIRCLE K CLUB Ygunss 1N .7 . f t I L l: 51- .JN 56W Q I n greeks and organizationslpage 2 ge 265lgreeks and organizations Media Center 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 . Charlie Howard . Bill Neodstup . Norm Creed . Jay Kivowitz . Karen Hall . Dr. Winston Eshleman . Jan Ciminero . Dara Cox . Rhonda Condon American Society- of Mechanical Engineers .A omoosmgnpmM-n . Bob Ress . Paul Coliadis . Joe Senk Ken Cross Jlm Pope . Walt Kunka Pat Wilster . Mark Granger . Jim Daugherty . Barry George 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Tom Fagan Paul Conway Dr. Floyd Morris-Advisor A.J. Essenlyi Mark Bllas Mark Hilliard Roger Elder Kaushik Chaudhary Mike Adamcyk Not pictured: Bob Borovitcky Chuck Budinsky Mike Conway l7 l8 greeks and organizationslpage 2 fro-Amerlcan Chorale age 26Wgreeks and organizations History Club A OfDmNpagthN-t . Unknown . Michael Kopanlc . Paul Bick Dr. White Unknown Unknown . Dr. Burger . Dr. Satre Mrs. Schreck . Mrs. John Lencyk greeks and organizationslpage 2 Carol Fagnano K.J. Savum Betty Shlpp ge 26Wgreeks and organizations Delta Nu Alpha . Dennis J. Timko . Mr. David Provance . John Poprik Roy A. Faur . Michael J. Tarchick . George D. Shardy . James J. George . Richard A. Kish . Joesph B. Helmick LoooxxmmpmM-x clubs and organizationstage . age 27Uclubs and organizations Tae Kwon Do 4444.; . Dwight Woods . Philip J. Kikel . Greg Salavati . Loreatha Duke Ray P. Mercado . George D. Streb Kevin Van Kleeck . Jeffrey M. Dalton . William M. Rice . Earl Washington . Earl Baldwin . Paul Roth . Bob Roby Jr. . Paul Coliadls not pictured Clifford Foose Jim Stefanadis Kappa Alpha ' 4.544 greeks and organizationslpage 2 . Neil Cross . George Harri . Eddie Twym .. pwcoqgnmhmm-n . Gary Drayton . Jerome Par . Will Weatherl . Rodney Dors . Brenda Tutwi . Pageatha Br . Valerie McDu . Wemna Reed Sherry Cox Gerald Parks James Harve lnterVarsity Christian 9 Fellowship 10 N Is x6 A3 '9 20 . Nancy Shacklock . Ed Havlich . Brenda Crum . Jim Cachran . Pam Cooper . Jean Sickles . Dr. Thomas Dobblestein . Ron Bishop . John Campana . Marilyn Ferkan N i 01 C? Q m somemAwN-A . Dr. Charles Gebelein . Debbie Evans Mary Pat Murphy . Bob Trube . Marlene Hric . Marilyn Markovich . Linda Rich . Russel Hack . Gary Patton . Mark Nutter ge 273Igreeks and organizations Black United Greeks .A-l. . Sherry Cox . PhyIlis Jackson . Sandra Ware . Sonya Young . Cynthia Fletcher Gail Mann . Christal Jackson . Neil Cross . Eddie Twyman . Will Weatherly . Rodney Dorsey greeks and organizationstage 2 . Ipha Delta Sigma 13. Dewan Ogle 14. George McClendon 1. Sam Wllllams 15. Renee Fletcher 2. Kathy Terlecky 16. Jack Koltzen 3. Brenda Shick 17. Elody Fee 4. Kiki Henchar 18. Tom 5. Gary Aleman 19. Terry Stewart 6. Ina Henry 10. Jeff Smith 7. Maria Flschlo 21. Ed Ledger 8. Mlchalle McCoy not pictured 9. Bob Baynes Jerry McAllister 0. Chris Pappas Helen Olexo 1. Mlke Vezse William S. Flad.,Advlsor 2. Tom Martin ge 275lgreeks and organizations . , Layla x. 93V! . u wm.4w.,. b. 1 $9 $$ Hail. - $1. Jami. . Viuwwwn. , away page 2 Til M111 54A 1 Bl .VVIJVIVVJJIKV??? gglflVJgu . .2 -. vffwxp-ggwgwi LXWr P. S. Abbuhl Vivian A. Abram Karen Ann Adams .Gary L- Aleman Sandra L. Alexoff Daniel R. Altsman Qi'i M M a N. G. Anderson Philip Tod Anderson Robert J. Andres Anthony L. Antonucci L seniory page 2 Sandra J. Amos Rebecca L. Archer Leslie R. Ashmore Charlotte M. Ayre Evelyn M. Babik David Thomas Bailey Ray Jerome Baldelll J. O. Balogun Grace D. Banez Momodu S. Bangura ge 279lseniors Vilma D. Baragona Patricia A. Barnhart John M. Basista Carolyn G. Barker Robert J. Barnett ;-.. Rose M. Bartolo Wayne A. Bartholomew j. David S. Basista Janet L. Bayus Mary J. Bebech seniorsl page 2 Richard A. Beck Michael J. Banedlctus Terry A. Beronja age 281lseniors Paul A. Beverldge Thomas J. Benton Dennis R. Blanco James W. Bell Marcia L. Berch Jerry P. Bica Michael J. Birchak Linda L. Biviano Philip M. BIack J. F. 808220 Bob Bohach William C. Boni Elaine M. Bonwick 4 L, Mary J0 Borer Walter E. Boron Robert M. Borovitcky Bonita L. Bozovich seniorsmage 28 Thomas Alan Brady Helena Marie Brandsovich Bruce R. Brannon Nancy Braxton W1. .10 ,, Thomas M. Braydich Lou Ann Brayer Donn E. Breckenridge Paula M. Brennen William J. Bresnahan Gary Brindle ge 283meniors Matricia A. Brm Hosea L. Britt K.-L. Brown Nellie F. Bruce Alice L. Brumbaugh Kirk P. Brunner Cheryl Fay Bryant Ann Bryson Joseph A. Bshero Edward S. Buchek Kay M. Burlck seniorslpage 2 l Julia G. Burnett Carolyn Burr V. George Burson Sandra M. Butryn Bruce E. Buxton Sueann Cahlll Rebecca J. Cairns Laurie S. Calvey x1 Rita M. Cameron Margaret M. Caminite Charles E. Campbell Lawrence T. Canale ge 285Iseniors ' . xxw 2 Joseph Cantanzritl Robert J. Cantwell William H. Capito Mary Lou Capone Gary E. Capone John J. Carbon Theodore Carchedi Robert M. Carey Mary Beth Carnes George T. Carney John Francis Carroll age 2872seniors Joseph N. Carusone Thomas J. Cavalier Chuo Chiuen Chen James H. Centric Gail l. Cherney Gene Cashier Mary J. Chamberlain Mark A. Chirdon Daniel Chambers . D Sharyn Ann Crystal seniorslpage 2 James P. CiCO Emilia C. Citarella Mark A. ClZl Karen Rea Clark Gerald A. Colanerl James A. Colantino Joe John Colella Paul Coliadis ge 289lseniors Donnajean A. Colick Brenda L. Colla Sheila L. Come Paul Joseph Conway Troy G. Cook Phillip J. Cook Claire E. Copper Jean A. Corliss - Ignatius N. Corturillo Robln L. Costarella Jim Costas seniorslpage 2 AX W. R. Cottrill Donald T. Courtney George G. Cover James F. 00er Dawn L. Cracraft Debbie J. Craig Ann L. Cregan Mary Jo Cronin Karen J. Crook Charles B. Crouse Ill Larry Edward Culver age 291 meniors LOUiS Paul Cvelbar James 8- Daley Jeffrey M. Dalton Peter J. D'Amico Luann D'Amico Donna M. Danko Robert M. Danylchak Phyllis J. D'Apolito Vincent P. Darcangelo Janet M. Dascenzo James D. Daugherty B. R. Davis seniorslpage 292 ' . ,1 - X x V ' Cx . , . uaM NW N .4 age 293$eniors ; 3.1-; Rejena P. Davis Larry A. Davis Randal E. Davis Thomas Joseph Davy Thomas L. Davis Robert N. DeAngelis Marie DeCapua Georgeanna M. Deiwert Richard G. DelBene Rosalba DeIGenio Phyllis J. Delgros seniorsmage 29 a J. J. Delisio Ann E. Delllquadri Pamela A. DeMatteo John G. Denney Nancy M. DeRamo Michael D. Dercoli Jeffrey P. Dlddle Carmei A. Diorio Patricia M. Dixon ge 295lseniors Linda L. DeMoss Jeanne Dota Bonnie Carol Dothard Linda N. Douglass Gloria A. DuBos Vlvlan L. Dubyak Julia Ann Duff Jayne D. Duffett David I. Dunn K. M. Dunsing Richard S. Eberhardt James Thomas Ecken J. L. Edge seniorsl page 2 Llnda A. Elklns Richard H. Ellashek, Jr. Timothy E. Emmens William H. Engberg Phyllls A. Engler Rlchard J. Eplawy J. Randall Erb James T. Erkard, Jr. David M. Eusanlo Robert J. Eusanlo Jennlfer L. Eversley Richard L. Eversley age 297lseniors Michael R. Faber Patricia Marie Fabian Thomas FL Pagan, Jr. Karen S. Fahndrick William R. Fanos Harvey A. Farbman Dominic Farina G. P. Farragher Roy A. Faur Jill M. Fedeshen Evelyn M. Fedor Clarence A. Fenton seniorsmage 29 William J. Ferenczy Lillian M. Ferrer Tille B, Ferri Susan K. Fiest Charen L. Fink Joseph R. Flllmon Janet Marie Filips 00: i Patricia A. Flauto Renee M. Fletcher Rebecca M. Floch Frank K. Forkel ge 299meniors seniorslpage 3t Larry R- Forletta Rebecca A. Forrester Chrisune Frankford Qua K s. Nancy E. Frejd Steven S. French Leonard S. Friedman MichaeIA. Froomkin Robert J. Fryman Larry S. Fuline Sue A. Fullerton Jane C. Fusselman -ge 301lseniors C. L. Gagliardi David N. Garden Joseph A. Gargano Gary D. Gano Ralph D. Geer Lisa M. Gentiw Barry S. George J. A, Geraml Patricia M. Gewak Ebrahim Ghods David R. Gibson, Jr. Steven Gibson seniorsl page 3 A. Gilida Kenneth A. Glavan $; . Diane L. Glavan David M. Glover Galen A. Goche David Anthony Goclano Lois Agnes Goddard Jera Goldberg David H, Gollner Daniel A. Gonder age 303lseniors Joanne E. Grace Pamela Marion Green Bruce W. Goodballet Mark Allan Granger Tad E. Grenga Bonita A. Goodwin Susan L. Green W Bruce Douglas Gresham Bradley C. Gould David N. Griffing seniorstage 3! William J. Griffith Debbie A. Grimm William D. Gustafson Nicholas N. Habel Carol A. Habinak Catherine Hagerty Marvin Haire Randall J. Hake Judith A. Hake Joseph L. Hake Mary R. Halfacre age 305$eniors Edward John Hallahan J, E. Halloran Patricia Jean Handwork Patrick H. Hannum Betty M. Harakal Bernie Harris Richard L. Harris James A. Harvey, Jr. Francis E. Hassay Lynn D. Haug seniorsl page 3C ge 307lseniors E. C. Heal Randall L. Heckert Randall E. Hedlund K. L. Henderson Arduth A. Hernan Paula A. Hess Kim N. Hines Fred J. Hingel D. L. Hitchcock Gary L. Hoffman Gary R. Hofmaster seniorsmage 30: Phillip J. Holdash Carl Michael Holmes Leslie Horvath Beverly Kay Housman Gloria D. Howie Margaret Anne Hripko Joseph P. Hubert Barbara A. Hudak Mary M. Hudak William George Huzicka ge 309$eniors . Jig ? R0 Infante Mary J- Infrat William E. Illes William Jackson . f , 5; - l 1 El , Elizabeth M. Jacobson Donna M. Jacobowski Majid Jafarnia Diane M. Janeco David E. Janesh Kathryn M. Jenyk Carol Diane Johnson seniory page 3 John A. Johnson D. R. Johnson Francis Guy Jole Margaret E. Jones i I.. 44. ' George N. Katantaris Joseph A. Kalasky Janet M. Kanos Kalllope C. Kasapi Thomas B. Kaster Ali R. Kazemi Douglas A. Kearns age 311lseniors Alex M. Keeney Larry P. Kempe Kathleen A. Kenney Denise Michele Kesic Ruby R. Khalil Judy M. Khoury Stephen E. Klim Mark 3. Klockner Rebecca Marie Kocurek Gary Kohut Catherine M. Koker Donald Gerald Kollar seniorslpage 3 John K. Koltzen Gary Steven Kompanlk George C. Kontos James G. Kopachy Michael J. Kopanic Gayle M. Kopey Marian Kopnisky Susan M. Kopp Patricia Jo Kostik Andrea M. Koval Andrew J. Koynock Patricia T. szusko tage 313$eniors numb. ' nutcr- MIN a mum ,4 q'U 'r mum x W mums v 1 x w: x xx'd h IW WMK seniorsmage 3 49; Anka M. Kregar Philip H. Kreuzweiser Thomas L. Krakar Dennis Michael Kroko Phillip A. Krupa James F. Krupa Walter A. Krygowskl Kathy Krystek Mark Krystek Mark X. Kunicki aage 31 Smeniors Qa j H r I .25 Ma 95 A ' Walter A- Kunka Collette Deborah Kurtz Judy L. Kurtz Gregg N. Lafferty Joan M. Larson Richard Lasher John E. Latronico Robert Alan Lawrence Carol L. Leavy Michael George Leck Susan R. Lederle Delbert W. Lehman seniorsmage 31 Robert D. Leonard Lorena A. Lepore Richard J. Lepore Barbara J. Letwen Susan L. Liptak Robert J. Liptak Fred J. LoSasso Elaine E. Loth C. J. Louff Valerie Susan Lubonovich ge 317meniors Leonard R. Lucas Marilyn P. Lucas Velma L. Lumsden Katherine A. Luzar Brenda Lyda Patricia A. Lydic Becky J. Lynn e; t '1' Sam D. Maiorana Richard L. Mackell William J. Mackey Norma Jane Mahone seniorslpage 3 Thomas J. Mako Joseph Michael Malys Marilyn Markovich ge 31Wseniors Kathy Lee Malin Robert A. Marchese Phillip J. Markovitz Sara M. Mallamo Terrence A. Marinko K L5 .3 Gary T. Marks J. A. Marino Rebecca A. Marks Gladys L. Marks Rhonda R. Martig Lenora B. Martin Thomas L. Manin Joseph Michael Martinko Wayne R. Martorana Joe Martuccio Shirley Y. Mason Janet S. Maxwell Stephen J. Matesevac Alyce Ann Mathias Mary Anne Matisi seniorsl page 3 age 321lseniors , 5'9 3a Julius P. Mazzella Geralyn M. McCann Jesse V. McClain Richard McClellan Jane M. McCloud Ronald J. McComb Charles D. McCreary Bernard McDavld Wayne McDevitt K. G. McFarland James Patrick McGee Jerry J. McGee seniorsl page 3 Jodi Anne McGuckln M. B. McKee Richard v. McKinstry George A. McLendon Dennis W. McQulllan Karen J. McMorran Michael C. McNally Don J. Mchgue Lucius Mealer Alan LeRoy Mealy Pamela J. Mego : ge 323lseniors igx Michael P. Metroka Harold J. Meyers 4;! ' 'r-. . k . 1' Wayne Mikita Thomas L. Mikulka William H. Miles Sheryl A. Miller Janice E. Miller Kim J. Mills Rosemary K. Minghetti Gary L. Minoff seniorsmage 3 'I,L Mark A. Minion Frank Mioduszewski J. J. Miskovch Celeste Mistovich Vicky Moffitt Jose M. Morales Raymond A. Morello Eugene David Moretti Kay Morgan age'325lseniors .1 A3 ,-.3' ' Marsha L. Morgan Jennifer L. Morris Diane Morrison Belinda A. Mosley Ali Mozafari Richard V. Mucci Jacqueline Mucha J. P. Muntean M G. E. Murphy Mary P. Murphy Susan L. Murray Thomas A. Myers seniorsmage 3 Daryle C. Nackino Susan Marie Neronl age 32Wseniors Richard William Nagel Michelle Nasci Richard A. Nicalek Richard Najdusak Dorothy J. Navy J. Nider Rose M. Napolitano Charmaine E. Nephew J. M. Nolfi seniorslpage 328 Gerald S. Novak , w. , ! David A. Nuzzl John M. Nyers Margaret G. Oberg Robert J. Olverson C. A. Opalken K. S. Oreskoblch Karen T. Orlando age 329lseniors Gregory AIan Parisi Charles E. Owens Cynthia J. Palma Charlotte G. Paros John J. Pace Denise K. Palus Marianne Parry Edna M. Paoletta seniors! page 33 45 Larry A. Parsons Harish B. Parikh Andrea Paulishen Diana M. Pavlak ! yr Edward Paul Pavllck Nlcholas M. Pavllnlc Mary Jo Pehm K. A. Penwell Joann Petrella Norma Jean Petro Linda Pettis James J. Pettit age 331lseniors , q: IN Paul Thomas Pezzenti Larry Allan Pickens Ronald Paul Plersante 3 :5 Al. R. M. Pladn'a David E. Plaskon A . ,1! Gary A. Plotz Gayle 0- Plunkard Paul M. Poldergotch Judith Ann Pokrivnak seniorsl page 33 John Fl. Poprik Marilyn Potts Katherine Ann Poulakos Frederic E. Prassack Pamela Kay Premec John L. Prest Diana L. Price Duane R. Prokop Timothy M. Pryor Mark J. Puhak Richard J. Puhalla Michael J. Puskar age 333lseniors Steven L. Randall Susan E. Reader Frank P. Rahda Charsie M. Randolph Susan M. Repasky Cynthla Louise Reed Robert P. Repko seniorsmage 33 age 335lseniors k 1' Robert A. Hess, Jr. Khalil Rezaian Mary E. Rhodes Jane A. Rich Linda 5. Rich Claudette Rlchardson Robert W. Rimko Ruth Corleen Hltchey Mary Beth Ritenour Rose Marie Rlvera Ronald A. Rlzzl Brenda Roberts seniors! page 33 RODGH W- Roby, Jf- Stephen Andrew Rohan Rosemary B. Roman WA. 4- Remlglo Romlto Richard E. Rostan Lawrence Roth A Ruth Dlvlns Rowe David A. Rublno Charles D. Russ Robert G. Russ age 337lseniors Joseph A. Sabo A. Salehpour Lee A. Sampson E i! uu A Mary Lee Sandusky William P. Sarisky, Jr. Martha S. Sarosy Jay W. Saunders Deborah A. Sause Stephen Sava, Jr. Ann E. Savage Patricla A. Scalzo seniorsl page 33 . 1 ii Patricia A. Scarazzo D. Brlan Scarnecchla Eric W. Schaffert Karen Scharf Therese Scharf Davld K. Scheetz Arlene K. Schenker Marie B. Schlffhauer Ruth E. Schlrck John R. Schlabaugh Thomas F. schoborg Barbara R. Schrum ge 33QIseniors Linda S. Schwager Joseph M. Senk 1?. Pamela L. Serrecchio Barbara J. Shagla Barbara Ann Shank Ruth A. Shay Karam S. Sheban Carl R. Sheets, Jr. Elaine M. Sherman seniorsI page 34 Clifford M. Shipp Ill f ,, x Carol H. Slka Rochelle F. Slmlni Kristine Simko Susan Ann Simko R John S. Simms Shaiman S. Simon John Edward Simpson, Jr. Nancy M. Sinkovich age 341lseniors senior lpage 342 Dorothy J. Slnkovlch Krlsten M. Smallhoover Roger W. Smeltzer Diane L. Smith Janice Arlene Smith Harry D. Smith, Jr. Patricia Ann Smith ?,me '1 Vg $2: S. B. Snow Donald J. Snowden David Leslie Snyder Ronald Henry Snyder page 34Wseniors s, . Fatemeh Soltani Charles Sop L. E. Sorokach Robert P. G. Southard VH .1' .7; w'; R. J. Spagnola Randall C. Spak Sally J. Spinella Anthony Spyko Lois A. Stancher Gary M. Stanko Rlchard M. Stash seniorslpage - . .g Mlchael Stegar, Jr. Gilda Stigliano T- G. Stoslk I s v i'H JUdV A- Stouuer Roy D. Stoyer John H. Strawderman George D. Streb Carol A. Strizzl T. R. Strock Leonard S. Stroney Cheryl L. Strother ge 345weniors Elizabeth A. Sulich Robert D. Sult Paula A. Sump Karen M.Supancic William O. Sullivan Virginia Loulse Sutton Shirley M. Swank Loretta J. Swartz Mary Jo Swauger R. J. Sweany seniorsl page 34 ' m Veronica Switala W.L. Sylvester Anita J. Szabo David George Tabak I Karen Ann Tabak Janet L. Tabor Darlene M. Takacs Joseph J. Takacs Teresa Ann Tamburlno Olla L. Tate Marianne Taylor Martha v. Taylor age 347lseniors Timothy B. Terrell Betty A. Terwllllger 0an T. Theofilos Carl S. Tarlhay B. S. Thomas Emily A. Thomas Kathryn E. Thomas Lundeana Marie Thomas Mary E. Thomas Mercy Dea Thomas Robin Thomas Jack F. Thompson. ll seniory page 34- ,age 349lseniors Dennis John Tlmko Patricia Jean Titus Marjorie A. Todd Tlmothy M. Tomko , . ' 4; Dennis G. Tomory Margaret A. Totten P. J. Traynor Melanie B. Tremba K. M. Trenick Penny Ann Troiano Anthony D. Trollo Robert C. Trube seniorsl page 35 D. S. Tukufu Zenovia G. Tunanldas David J. Tyhosky Jacqueline Tyson John A. Umbrazun Judith E. Urban Jacqueline Jean Valperga David Clyde Vanaman Ronald R. Vass Deborah A- VGSY Ige 351lseniors ; . a Robert Alfonsa Villani Mary J. Voytilla Karen A. Vulanlck Paul Scott Wagner R. A. Wagner Gayle E. Woloschak Debra Jean Walker Julie A. Walton Deborah L. Watklns Norma Ann Watkins G. l. Watterson Kenneth E. Weber seniorsl page 3 James Edward Weldman. Jr. Sue M. Weller Juanita J. Welsh Margery S. West Allen M- Whltacre Cheryl L. Whlte Anne M. White Janet Weisen Patricia A. Wllhlde June E. Wilkins Janet Marie Willaman sage 353Iseniors Keith R. Williams w. Williams Gary A. Williams Lynda S. Williams David B. WiIson Melvin L. Wilson Patrick M. Wllster Larry D. ere Barbara A. Withers Eric H. Wolfe Mark W. Wollet John W. Wollitz seniorsl page 354 Janet R. Yacopl Jacqueline M. Yahn Richard J. Yanachik 1 Maryellen Yank Kathy Yeager Joice P. Yendrek Michele G. Yezzo , . 'u. ' 1M t: - ' O Da-Hung Yong Gary A. Young GE. Young Marsha M. Yozwiak page 355lseniors seniorslpage 356 Patricia A. Zalka Dlana L. Zaluski Dante J. Zambrlni Dante S. Zarlenga a? George R. Zeck Margle A. Zenn Lawrence J. Zunlc Karen L. Zurawick age 357lseniors Senior Index: Degrees, Majors Due to numerous problems at the time when the senior section was laid out, a complete list of maiors and degrees to the seniors here pictured was not available. Up until only several weeks ago, in fact, the staff had accepted ionly after near endless efforti the fact that the senior section would not contain major and degree listings for any senior. However, in a post deadline rush, with the priceless help of many, and with more work than was at first expected, w were able to run this senior index. We are happy that we were not forced to leave out something we felt obligated to in- clude. Special thanks go out to Debbie Remias, Diane Chomo, Mrs. Bush itranscripts office, Anne Hammond, Office of Stu-i dent Affairs, Mr. Harold Yianakki iregistrari, the registrar terminal operator, Dean Scriven, Bert Coburn, Jim Garrett, and i.C.P. Without the gallant efforts of these wonderful people, this could not have been accomplished. ABBUHL. P. S. B.S., Education ABRAM, VIVIAN A. B.S., Nursing ADAiR, DAVID W. B.S., Applied Science ADAMS, KAREN ANN A.B., Art History ALEMAN, GARY L. B.S., Business Administration ALEXANDER, TIMOTHY P. B.S., Applied Science ALEXOFF, SANDRA L. A.A.B., Medical Secretary ALTSMAN. DANIEL Fi. B.M., Theory and Compostion ANDERSON, N. G. B.S., Education ANDERSON, PHILIP TOD B.S., Business Administration ANDRES, ROBERT J. B.S., Business Administration ANTONUCCI, ANTHONY L. A.B., History ANTOS. SANDRA J. B.S., Education ARCHER, REBECCA L. B.S., Education ARENA. DEBBIE L. B.S., Education ARTZ, SUSAN M. B.S., Education ASHMORE. LESLIE Fi. B.S., Applied Science AYFiE, CHARLOTTE M. A.B., Applied Music BABIK. EVELYN M. B.S., Education BAILEY. DAVID THOMAS B.S., Elementary Education BALDELLI, RAY JEROME B.S., Criminal Justice BALOGUN, J. O. B.S., Business Administration BANEZ, GRACE D. B.S., Nursing BANGURA, MOMODU S. M.B.A., Marketing BARAGONA, VILMA D. B.S., Education BARKER, CAROLYN G. A.A.B., Legal Sec. BARNETT, ROBERT J. B.M., Education BARNHART, PATRICIA A. B.S., Business Administration BARNHART. RICHARD A. B.S., Business Administration BARRON, W. D. B.S., Education BARTHOLOMEW, WAYNE A. A.B., Ploitical Science BARTOLO, ROSE M. A.A.B., Secretarial Studies BASISTA, DAVID S. B.E., Electrical Engineering BASISTA. JOHN M. A.B., Speech and Dramatics BAYUS. JANET L. B.S., Biology BEBECH, MARY J. B.S., Education BECK. RICHARD A. B.S., Education BEDNAR, JOHN S. B.S., Business Administration BEDNAR, STEPHEN R. F. A.B., Psychology BELL, JAMES W. A.A.S.. Police Science Technology BENEDICTUS, MICHAEL J. B.E., Electrical Engineering BENNETT. DEBORAH J. B.S., Education BENTON. THOMAS J. B.E., Metallurgy BERCH, MARCIA L. A.A.S., Nursing BERONJA, TERRY A. B.S., Business Administration BEVERIDGE, PAUL A. B.S., Applied Science BIANCO, DENNIS Fi. B.S., Business Administration BICA, JERRY P. B.E.. Electrical Engineering BIRCHAK, MICHAEL J. B.E.. Mechanical Engineering BIVIANO, LINDA L. A.A.S., Nursing BLACK. PHILIP M. B.S., Business Administration BLOCH. RAY C. B.S., Law Enforcement BOAZZO, J. F. B.S., Business Administration BOHACH, BOB B.A.S., Police Administration BONI, WILLIAM C. B.S., Applied Science BONWICK, ELAINE M. B.S., Education BORER, MARY JO B.S., Applied Science BORON, WALTER E. B.S., Education BOROVITCKY. ROBERT M. B.E., Mechanical Engineering BOZOVICH. BONITA L. B.M., Music Education 'ADY. THOMAS ALLEN 8.8.. Business Administration 'ANDSOVICH. HELENA M. A.B.. Sociology ANNON. R. BRUCE B.E.. Mechanical Engineering 'AXTON. NANCY A.A.S., Nursing 'AYDICH, THOMAS M. B.E.. 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A.A.S., Dietary Technology CAMINITE, MARGARET M. 8.8.. Applied Science CAMPBELL, CHARLES E. 8.8., Education CANALE, LAWRENCE T. 3.8., Business Administration CANTANZRITI, JOSEPH B.S. A.S., Criminal Justice CANTWELL, ROBERT J. A.A.S., Civii Engineering Technoiogy CAPITO, WILLIAM H. B.E., Chemical anineering CAPONE, GARY E. 8.8., Education CAPONE, MARY LOU A.A.S.. Nursing CARAWAY, SANDRA J. A.A.S., Secretarial Studies CARBON, JOHN J. A.A.S., Mechanical Engineering Technology CARCHEDI, THEODORE A.B., Social Studies CAREY, ROBERT M. B.S., Business Administration CARNES. MARY BETH 3.8., Education CABNEY, GEORGE T. B.S., Applied Science CARROLL. JOHN FRANCIS B.A., Business CARUSONE, JOSEPH N. A.A.B.. Accounting Technology CASALE. DAVID VINCENT B.S., Criminal Justice CASHIER, GENE B.S.. Criminal Justice CASHIER. ROBERT E. 8.8., Business Administration CAVALIER. THOMAS J. 8.8., Education CENTRIC. JAMES H. 3.8,, Education CHAMBERLAIN. MARY J. 8.8., Food and Nutrition CHAMBERS, DANIEL 8.8., Education CHEN. CHUO CHIUEN B.E.. Civil Engineering CHERNEY. GAIL I. 8.8.. Education CHlFiDON. MARK A. 8.8., Education CHRYSTAL, SHARYN ANN 8.8., Education CICO. JAMES P. A.A.S., Mechanical Engineering Technology CiMINI, J. H. A.A.B.. Business CiOPPA, MICHAEL S. 8.8., Applied Science CITARELLA, EMILIA C. A.B., Social Work CIZL. MARK A. B.M., Music CLARK, KAREN REA A.A.. Art CLARK, WADE D. A.B., Economics COHEN, PATRICIA P. 8.8., Education COLANERI, GERALD A. A.A.B.. Accounting Technoiogy COLANTINO, JAMES A. 8.8.. Applied Science COLELLA, JOE JOHN 8.8., Business Administration COLiADIS, PAUL B.E., Mechanical Engineering COLICK, DONNA JEAN A. 8.8., Biology COLLA, BRENDA L. 8.8., Education CONTE. SHEILA L, A.A.B.. Marketing Technoiogy CONWAY, MARK D. B.E., Civil Engineering CONWAY, PAUL JOSEPH JFi. 3.5, Mechanical Engineering COOK, PHILLIP J. 8.8., Business Administration COOK. TROY G. 8.8., Business Administration COPPER, CLAIRE E. 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B.S., Business Administration DiAPOLITO, PHYLLIS J. B.S., Education DARCANGELO, VINCENT P. I 8.3., Education DASCENZO, JANET M. A.A.S., Nursing DAUGHERTY. JAMES D. B.E.. Mechanical Engineering DAVIS, B. R. B.S., Business Administration DAVIS, LARRY A. B.F.A., Art-Studio DAVIS, RANDAL E. B.M., Music EducaiioneVoice DAVIS, RANDOLPH LEE B.S., Business Administration DAVIS. REJENA P. B.S., Applied Science DAVIS, THOMAS L. B.S., Business Administration DAVY, THOMAS JOSEPH B.S., Business Administration DeANGELIS, ROBERT N. B.S., Business Administration DeCAPUA. MARIE A.A.B., Secretarial Studies DEIWERT. GEORGEANNA M. B.S., Nursing DeIBENE, RICHARD G. B.S., Business Administration DeiGENIO, ROSALBA B.S., Education DELGROS, PHYLLIS J. B.S., Education DELISIO, J. J. B.S., Business Administration DELLIQUADRI, ANN E. B.S., Education DeMATTEO. PAMELA A.B., Biology DeMOSS, LINDA L. B.S., Business Administration DENNEY, JOHN G. A.B., Social Studies DeRAMO. NANCY M. A.B., Spanish, English DERCOLI, MICHAEL D. B.S., B.A.. Retail Marketing DiCINTIO, ROGER I. A.A.B., Marketting Technology DIDDLE, JEFFREY P. A.B., Psychology DIORIO, CARMEL A. B.S., Education DIXON, PATRICIA M. B.S., Education DOTA. JEANNE A.B., French DOTHARD, BONNIE CAROL A.A.S., Nursing DOUGLASS, LINDA N. B.S., Education DuBOS, GLORIA A. A.A.S., Nursing DUBYAK, VIVIAN L. B.S., Nursing DUFF, JULiA ANN B.S., Education DUFFETT, JAYNE D. B.S., Education DUNN, CATHLEEN A. B.S., Education DUNN, DAVID I. A.B., Psychology DUNSING, K. M. B.S., Applied Science EBERHARDT, RICHARD S. B.S., Business Administration ECKERT, JAMES THOMAS B.E., Civil Engineering EDGE, J. L. B.S., Business Administration ELLASHEK, RICHARD H. JFi. B.S., Business Administration ELKINS. LINDA A. A.A.S., Child Care Technology ENGBERG, WILLIAM H. B.E., Civil Engineering ENGLER, PHYLLIS A. B.S., Education EPLAWY. RICHARD J. 8.8.. Business Administration ERB, J. RANDALL B.M.. Music Education ERKARD, JAMES T. JR. 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Dietary Technology NEON 1976 advisor photo coordinators O 0 mr. melvin mamula ray mc atee chuck melnick editor - darkroom technician joe zarconi - john daniels assistant editor - greeks 8 organizations francie andrews . michele murphy associate editor 0 faculty 8 administration clare wick o - Iynn beelen staff 0 publisher pat Iowry 0 debbie remias bert coburn 8 associates debbie rubosky Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. joe tucciarone cover and artwork joe tucciarone senior photography 0 stevens studios bangor, maine neon photographers 0 john beck mike braun john daniels mary ann gallego bruce joseph ray mc atee ken papagan rick pirko dan pressley debbie rubosky clare wick dennis wozniak contributing photographers O tony edl dave gundry Iiz korchnak chuck melnick sam squicquero don terpack jack wolitz special thanks-to O chuck melnick, u.r.o. john fowley ' greg sbaraglia switchboard operators tom kane, payroll securny purchasing chuck melick awna, 4am 5am, 1mm, 14am, 150m, 18mm, 20mm, 21w1,2,3x 42am, 64am, 71w1,2,3,4L 72w1,2,3x 73w 1, 2, 3x 77w 1;, 786:3,82W1LBSW1L87WU, 38mm, 89mm, 93mm, 96mm, 97mm, 10mm, 11mm, 112mm, 114mm, 115mm, 116mm, 120mm 125wn, 148mm, 149m,2,3x 156wm, 1900M. 1920M, 194mm 195WU, 20mm, zsewn, 23mm, 28mm, sooum, 314wn, 35mm. john daniels 6w, 9m. 13m, 360m 37am, 40mm, 450m 46mm, 530m. 56am, 65M1,2L 676m. 680m. 696m, 74am, 766$3,4L 10mm, 105mm, 1130M 114w3,4y mnm, 120mm, 14mm. 165mm, 172mm 17mm, 179m; 180w2,3x 184cm 186w3L 187mm, 196wn, 200mm, 20mm, 213mm. 23mm, 23mm, 24oum. 2450M 24mm, 250mm, 25mm, zeown, 26mm, 360w1,2x 361WU, 362nm, 364W1,2,3L seswm, 366MU, 367w1,3y john beck 110m. 30am, 31mm. 32mg. 33mm, 340m, asum, 42m 59am, 67am, 91mm, 1060; 107mm, 108W1L 109mm, 123m 124w2,3y 13mm, 146W' 147w1,2,3m 155M1.2,3L 162mg, 164mm, 179mm, 185mm, 220w 22mm, 22mm. 223mm, 224w 225w. 226mm. 24mm, 2420:! 243wn, 261mm, 26mm, 323mm rick pirko sum, 120m. mum, 56w: 59mm. photo creditslpage 37 en papagon IifH. 256153. 1330123. 152W1.2L MWD, 155W4L 156MZL 157w1,2L SMLZL 230W2L age 371 mhoto credits mike braun MUHL 22mm, 24M1L40W3L57W1L, 63W2L 680th, 7861My 79w1,2,3L 1OBU$2L 122W1L 124WU, 126M1L 128WU, 129W1L 130W1L 131W112L 134WH, 156M1L 162013, 180M1L 182M1L 183W12L 235M2L 238M1L 253M1L 259W1L 267M1L ZGQWU, 293W1L 307UHL 335mm 365W , 366W2L 367M2L bruce joseph 42w2L 50w2,3L 51W1,2L 227M1L ZSZWU, ZSSWU. 234MU, 264HHL 272W1L 274mm 35mm. sam squicquero 946nm QSUHm, 207wn. don terpack 121WH. ray mcatee 100M1L 102W1L 103W1L 11mm, 113W2,3L 129W2L 130W2L 197W17213L 198M1,2',3L 199W1,2L jack wolitz 174M1,2.3L 175W12L 176W1 .2.3L 177W1.2,3.4L liz korchnak 52am, 55am 66M1,2L 90mm 91W2L debbie rubosky 3mm, 110010, 118M1,2L 1900 19mm, 193W1,2L 195mm 246g 25mm, 37mm. mary ann gallego ZWU, 24W3L 38mm, 5'09sz 40mm, 41UHL 44W1L 76W2L 100W2L 101MU, 104W3L 128M2L 166M1L 170WU. 171641.2L 181W1L ZOGWU, 208W1,2L 2090M L 210MH, 211M12L212U$1L 214WU, 216MU, 217W1,2L 218W1L 219WU, 228W1L 229M1L 240W2L 244M1L 247M1L 248mm 258M1L 271W1L 342M'D. tony edl 186w1 L clare wick 43W2L 61M1,2L GZWU, 63UHL 64W1L 132W1L 133W1L 134mm, 239M1L 251WU, 2520M; photo creditslpage 37 ave gundry 0W- an pressley hm, 28am, 29W1.2.3L 30mm. mm, 34wn, 37W1-3L 38Wn, Rim. 44mm, 45M1L 47w1m, ML 50WU- 52W1.3L 55031.3, WU, 80am. 810nm, 84wn, $1.3, 90mm. 92W12L 135mm, 6WD, 137WU. 150w1.2L 1W1.2,3L 152W3L 153w1,2L 26m, 163wn. 16mm. 186mm, mm, 265cm, 270um. 275W1L age 373mhoto credits dennis wozniak 760th, 100W3L 101mm. 105WH. 143M1,2L 104mm. 144nm, 1456113, 159W1v213L 160M1,2,3L 228M2L 161M1,2,3L 204M2L 249mm 358WU, 363WU. INDEX Administration, Faculty! ............................ 26-69 Band ..... r ...................................... 142-147 Baseball .......................................... 82-85 Basketball .................. . .. .................. 110-121 Bicentennial ...................................... 17-25 Buildings ....................................... 358-363 Cheerleaders ..................................... 76-77 Concerts ....................................... 154-161 Dedication .......................................... 376 Football ......................................... 96-1 05 Golf .......................... . .................... 78-79 Greeks, Organizations ........................... 202-275 Gymnastics ............... . ........................ 94-95 Heritage Homecoming ........................... 138-141 Index .......................................... 374-375 lntramurals ..................................... 126-131 Introduction ....................................... 1-16' Javmbar ........................................ 178-183 Maag Library ............................... 5. . .. 190-195 INDEX Martial Arts ..................................... 168-171 Modern Dance .................................. 152-153 Neon ........................................... 184-189 Neon Staff ...................................... 368-369 N.O.U.C.O.M. ..................................... 70-73 Penguin Review ................................. 174-177 Photo Credits ................. 1 .................. 370-373 Seniors ........................................ 276-357 Soccer ........................................... 86-89 S peakers ....................................... 164-167 Spotlite Theater ................................. 148-151 Spring Weekend ................................ 132-133 Student Government ...................... - ...... 196-199 Swimming ........................................ 90-93 Tennis ........................................... 80-81 Women's Sports ................................ 122-125 Workers ........................................ 364-367 Wrestling ....................................... 106-109 W.Y.S.U. ....................................... 200-201 The 1976 Neon is dedicated to Mr. Melvin i Mamula, who has been a superior adviser. 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