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Bethany  College  ^^^^■Mik' 
Bethany,  West  Virginia 


As  the  leaves  start  to  change,  we  begin  our 
journey  to  Bethany.  Just  over  the  hill  or  around 
the  next  bend  is  our  home  for  the  next  nine 
months.  Fall  offers  newness,  different  ex- 
periences, strange  faces,  challenging  courses  and 
interesting  roommates.  Freshmen  move  in  with 
hopes  of  getting  into  the  swing  of  things.  They 
attend  their  first  all-campus  party,  meet  the  col- 
lege president  and  some  even  try  their  first  beer. 
Day  by  day  the  rotation  of  classes  and  professors 
gets  to  be  routine.  There  are  set  times  now  to  go 
to  breakfast,  lunch,  dinner  and  the  P.O.  Satur- 
day's are  busy  with  football,  soccer  and  field 
hockey.  Everyone  is  outside  trying  to  get  in  all  the 
studying  they  can  before  winter  hits.  Fall  marked 
FHomecoming  with  the  crowning  of  Sue  Brigham 
as  queen,  the  Delts  winning  the  float  com- 
petition, a  rugged  football  game  and  dancing  to 
Lester  Lanin.  It's  the  time  for  the  Delt  Heaven 
and  FHell,  Zeta  halloween  party,  the  KD  pumpkin 
carving  and  Halloween  caroling,  the  Phi  Mu 
Boos,  Phi  Tau  corn  roast,  the  Beta  Fall  Ball  and 
many  more!  And  all  along  the  Sophomore  Slump 
is  there,  the  Juniors  begin  their  preparation  to  be 
Seniors,  and  the  Seniors  complete  their  long  pro- 
cess of  doing  practicums,  senior  projects,  re- 
sumes, comps  and  finally  graduating. 


Winter  takes  over  as  the  air  starts  to  get  cold. 
Winter  coats  and  down  vests  become  the  fashion 
on  cam|ius.  People  begin  to  cram  for  those  extra 
points  needed  to  pass  a  course  and  finish  papers 
due  in  two  weeks  before.  Thanksgiving  and 
Christmas  bring  an  extra  special  treat  of  good 
food.  The  Alpha  Sigs  celebrate  their  Founder's 
Day  with  a  special  ceremony.  Santa  Claus  begins 
to  appear  and  the  snow  starts  to  fall.  Dates  are 
being  sought  for  Xmas  formals.  Gowns  and  suits 
are  finally  brought  out  of  the  closet.  The  Fresh- 
men decorate  Renner  Too  for  the  first  Freshmen 
Formal  to  be  held  there.  The  Sigma  Nu's  let  their 
beards  grow  and  make  a  stop  at  the  Salvation 
Army  for  Bowery  Brawl  clothes.  Pixie  Parties  and 
gifts  of  friendship  end  the  semester.  januar\ 
brings  snow  and  more  snow.  Students  come  back 
to  pick  up  extra  courses  and  Seniors  take  comps. 
Registration  begins  for  the  second  semester  on  a 
Sunday  and  classes  begin  all  over  again.  Bid  Da\ 
is  upon  the  Freshmen  and  demands  a  decision 
which  will  affect  the  course  of  the  next  three 
years.  A  snow  carnival  prevails  with  sled  rides 
down  the  Cresham  House  hill,  tug  of  war  and 
statues  for  George  Washington's  birthda\.  Pledg- 
ing begins.  The  weather  warms  up  a  little  and 
Spring  Break  finalK  comes! 


Spring  hits  Bethany  with  a  spurge  of  playing 
tennis,  throwing  frisbees  and  studying  in  the  sun. 
Shorts  and  T-shirts  are  worn  with  a  flair.  Sororities 
and  fraternities  hold  the  spring  weekends.  The 
KA's  march  to  Phillips  to  invite  the  belles  to  the 
Dixie  Ball.  Honors  Day  recognizes  dedicated  stu- 
dents; May  Morning  Breakfast  toasts  the  Senior 
women,  Parent's  Weekend  and  Spring  Weekend 
emphasizes  good  times.  And  don't  forget  the 
Perry  Gresham  Day  parade.  Commencement 
causes  conflicting  feelings  of  "I'm  finally  getting 
out  of  here."  and  "Boy,  am  I  gomg  to  miss  this 
place."  It  is  the  time  of  relief  and  satisfaction, 
apprehension  of  the  future  and  the  sad  recogni- 
tion that  this  is  the  last  day  of  being  a  student  at 
Bethany. 


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1979  BETHANIAN  STAFF 

EDITOR:  Patricia  Schodder 
FACULTY  ADVISOR:  Ruth  Westlake 
SECTION  EDITORS: 

Housing:  Valerie  Bellofatto 
Faculty:  Dave  Hodge 
Activities:  Debbie  Oakley 

ARTIST:  Frank  Merryman,  Mike  Mulvaney,  Ardyth 
Cope. 

HEAD  PHOTOGRAPHERS:  |im  Zeithmal,  Kim 
Ravenda,  Cindy  Testa,  Robin  Breithaupt. 

PHOTOGRAPHERS:  Hal  Leu,  Sue  Schwartz,  Glen 
Glawronski,  Ann  Martino,  Doug  Holmes,  Pete 
Cunningham,  Amy  Formichella,  Tamara  Tor- 
mohlen,  Karen  Wallace,  Sarah  Bunkley,  Moya 
Melnick,  Patty  Schodder,  Sean  Harry. 

STAFF:  Jenni  Lester,  Heather  Truschel,  Sue  Brig- 
ham,  Win  Halkyard,  Eric  Schult,  Rich  Meyer, 
Beth  Cullis,  Joanne  Jafferey,  Lisa  Carlson,  Sha- 
ron Patterson,  Melanie  Garrett,  Melissa 
Kearney. 

Color  Photos  Contributed  by:  Russ  Nicely,  Russ 
Rogerson,  Pat  White,  Laura  Lee,  Harry  Mainzer, 
Dick  Leitch,  Melinda  Elliot,  Michelle  Schryver, 
Diana  Filippi,  Ellen  Trebilcock. 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 

Essay 1 

People  Section 10 

Housing 12 

Faculty 50 

Fall  Section 76 

Activities 78 

Sports 80 

Organizations 92 

Activities 104 

Winter  Section 110 

Sports 1  12 

Activities Ufa 

Spring  Section 126 

Activities '28 

Sports 134 

Activities 1-^-1 

Seniors ' 5C) 

Essay 200 


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Housing 


Home  away  from  home  .  .  .  "my 
place"  ...  an  identity  .  .  .  party 
place  .  .  .  buddies  .  .  .  inside  jokes 
.  . .  roommates  .  .  .  four  years  of 
moving  around  .  .  .  the  older  you 
get  the  farther  away  you  get  .  .  . 
memorable  moments  .  .  .  unity  .  .  . 


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Kappa 
Delta 


Le  Freak  .  .  .  Edmo  and  the  KD 
house  ...  Mr.  Bill  ...  Tara's  spa- 
ghetti .  .  .  Disco  . .  .  Daytona  here 
we  come  . .  .  thorns  and  roses  .  . . 
eat  my  shorts  .  .  .  you  l.S.  .  .  .  Win 
and  |im  .  .  .  Woody's  Goody  . , . 
scholarship  cup  ...  streaker  ... 
most  powerful  women  .  .  .  Pitts- 
burgh ...  O.J.  ...  Amazing  ... 
tongue  award  .  .  .  engagements  . . . 
compa  in  January  ...  eat  and  run 
.  . .  token  black  .  .  .  scavenger  hunt 
and  Paul,  Dave,  Keith  .  .  .  Kidnap 
.  .  .  gang  bang  .  .  .  violent  love  .  .  . 
airheads  .  .  .  A.O.T.  ...  2  distinct 
sisters  .  .  .  spitting  champions  .  .  . 
hideous  .  .  .  R.P.  &  C.P.  ...  I  saw 
the  pin  .  .  . 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  |udy  Rodgers,  Lori  Atkinson,  Ann  Lee,  Beth  Grace,  Patty  Schodder.  Second  row:  Barb 
Martinchich,  Margaret  Kemp,  Donna  Staderman,  Beth  Cullis,  Pat  White.  Third  row;  Laura  Lee,  Barb  Goresh,  Sue 
Carse,  Carey  Kohler,  Gay  Glenn,  Cyndie  lones,  Louise  Reass,  Debbie  Oakley.  Fourth  row:  Sharon  Patterson,  Sue 
McCandless,  Terri  Wallace,  Win  Halkyard,  Lisa  Carlson,  loanne  laffrey,  Tara  Renner. 


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Kappa  Alpha 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Kenny  Jacobs,  Gary  Kurtz,  Second  row:  Billy  Dennison,  Kevin  Bradley,  Russ  Onofrlo,  Drew 
McConaghy,  Mark  Gorton.  Third  row:  Les  Bek,  Brent  Myers,  Brad  Catalano,  Paul  Furlong,  Chris  Matthai,  Jeff  Sieber,  Ted 
DeSelding,  Chris  loest.  Matt  O'Shea,  Tim  Paulis.  Fourth  row:  Bruce  Blank,  Greg  Hammarmen,  Dave  Tomer,  Bill  Doughty,  Paul 
Denfeld,  Fifth  row:  Dave  Otto,  Bobby  Hill,  Bill  FHeslin,  Chuck  Nalbantian,  Chip  Carpenter,  Sixth  row:  |im  FHoward,  Dave 
Shapiro,  Bill  Feeney,  Neil  lohnson,  Craig  Liggett,  Ralph  Artuso,  Eric  Wilcox 


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Dixie  Ball  y'all  ...  m  \  C's  ... 
Horizontal  man  .  . .  octobervest 
.  .  .  Eric,  the  plate  washer  .  .  . 
soccer  is  a  kick  in  the  grass  .  .  . 
do  the  Drew  . .  .  weak  .  . .  cata- 
lano  goes  east  (on)  . .  .  Mr.  En- 
thusiasm .  . .  amundo  .  . .  To- 
mer and  Hill  .  .  .  thai  in  exile  . . . 
otto's  fender  repair  .  .  .  the  trav- 
eling piano  show  .  .  .  top  40 
teddy  .  .  .  wall  sitting  .  .  .  hawk 
—  the  first  time's  the  best  ... 
the  great  KA  flood  .  .  .  Eckerl 
ego  . .  .  battlin'  . . .  the  Lurch 
shuffle  .  .  .  suchkin'face  .  .  . 
Kurtz  go  home  again?  .  .  .  lusty 
wenches  . .  .  grudge  .  .  .  jailbirds 
sponge  . . .  gates  of  oz  ...  ^ 
engagements  .  .  .  for  god  and 
women  .  .  . 


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Front  to  back:  Russell  Rogerson,  Tom  Denne,  Dale  Grosso,  Win  Halkyard,  Dave  lablonowski,  |erry  Nanni,  Mike  DiStazio,  |oe  Carley,  Phil 
Healy,  Doug  Bailey,  Fred  Congola,  Mark  Swiger,  Francis  Matthews,  Ross  Kleiner,  |ohn  Tritschler,  |ohn  Sholhead,  Bill  Kiser,  Greg 
Dulkowski,  Bob  McCann,  Ricky  Villani,  Ed  Remus,  Tom  Price,  Dave  Vella,  Mark  Wawrzeniak,  lay  Outland,  Frank  Bazzano,  laimie  FHess, 
Jeff  Flick,  leff  Severino,  |oe  Nappi,  |eff  Faust,  Dave  Edwards,  Greg  FHutchison,  Ross  Fowler,  Dan  Vogelhuber,  |ohn  Haberfield,  Steve 
Zsigray,  Marty  Maag,  Ken  Gongola,  Randall  Peters,  Rob  Forner. 


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JOB  SON 


Woofie  vs.  Quasimodo  .  .  .  Perry,  the  tat  sow 
...  "The  dryer's  broken  again  ...  Puking  on 
Brawl  Night  .  .  .  Pierce  Tapes  79  .  .  .  soggy  oggy 
. .  .  false  .  .  .  lusty,  crusty  wench  .  .  .  Epner- 
Captain  Recreation  .  . .  "What  vacuum  clea- 
ner?" .  . .  Munhall  on  ice  . . .  Eddie  Munster  and 
Hogs,  Inc  ...  Miss  Piggy  and  the  smokehouse 
. . .  Scum  .  .  .  "The  beard's  on  the  rag"  . . . 
Dollars,  Taxes  .  . .  the  pool  balls  .  . .  "Head  tor 
the  Ranch"  .  .  .  "Where's  our  T.V.?"  . . .  "It's  not 
that  I  want  to  drink,  I  have  too."  ...  1st  female 
hanging  .  . .  mass  B-hits  . . .  packin'  our  bags  . . . 
headers,  headers,  headers  .  .  .  "Where's 
Tritsch?"  . .  .  Roxanne  .  .  . 


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"Albho"  .  . .  super  (fog)  .  . .  "wub- 
bish"  .  .  .  "that  really  jags  me"  .  .  . 
"hard  roll  Blaner"  .  .  .  Heaven  n' 
hell  .  .  .  brownies  . . .  cloud  9  .  . . 
hell  upside  down  .  .  .  Hell  week 
. . .  Act  I,  take  I  ...  disco  ex- 
perience . . .  cars  vs.  house  trailers 
. . .  Pete's  new  toy  .  . .  "Oh  boy. 
Rocky  Horror  Show"  . .  .  Sams  . . . 
go  for  it  . . .  "outa  of  here"  . .  . 
goodnight  Hal  . . .  "season's  greet- 
ings —  on  Morlan"  .  . .  life  on  the 

unknown    hill    .  .  .    f great    .  . . 

Ira,  the  jag  artist  . .  .  Hooter  . . . 
late  night  study  session  wing  4  .  . . 
Penn's  game  ...  6  of  the  best  .  .  . 


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Delta 

Tau 

Delta 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Todd  Williams.  Second  row:  Hal  Leu,  Nancy  Brewster,  Carolyn  Baney,  Dot  Vojvodich, 
Neil  Leitch,  Terri  Wallace,  |im  Devlin.  Third  row;  |oel  Shuman,  Alison  Davies,  Eric  Rhodes,  Nancy 
McLaughlin,  Heather  Trushel,  Ned  Ferris,  George  Couch,  Rich  Meyer,  Nan  Nackoul  Fourth  row:  Bill  Bossley, 
Kerry  Sparks,  Linda  Kelsesky,  |ohn  Serra,  Steve  Ebbetis,  Eric  Schult,  lohn  Lau,  Brian  Starkey,  Pete  Fraiman, 
Steve  Burtield,  Kristen  Cady. 


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Phi  Mu 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Ann  Martino,  Sue  Kaplan,  Alison  Davies.  Second  row:  Carolyn  Baney,  Chris  Palmer, 
Penny  Poirier,  Michelle  Schryver,  Beth  Rommel,  Scarlett  Foster,  Liz  Stevens.  Third  row:  Linda  Stokes,  Sue 
Sniegocki,  Sheila  Baskett.  Fourth  row:  Debbie  Scheirer,  Melinda  Elliott,  Patty  Allinder,  |ae  Titus.  Fifth  row: 
Peggy  Brown,  Tina  Tolley.  Sixth  row:  Lee  Ann  Pierce,  Cindi  Woodyard,  Sue  Klein,  Jackie  FHeaton,  Ceorgann 
Reed,  Diana  Filippi,  Doreen  Trudeau,  Robin  Breithaupt.  Seventh  row:  Kathy  Madison,  Connie  Carpenter, 
Marcy  FHurl,  Chris  Klein,  Lee  Ann  Paquette,  losette  Cicone,  Karen  Cuida,  Ellen  Trebilcock,  Karen 
Woodworth.  Eighth  row:  Cindy  Marks,  Arden  Rosfeld,  Kathy  Chadwick,  Sue  Williams,  Tamara  Tromohlen, 
Linda  Keale,  Terri  Zabrucky,  Sue  Sniegocki,  Sue  Brigham.  Ninth  row:  Sue  Bulick,  Sherri  Ryan,  Kathy  Talley, 
Cathy  Palmer,  Cindy  Thome,  ludy  Flynn,  Sue  Criste,  Amy  Formichella,  Missy  Kearney,  |ody  Densberger. 


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Rally  day  ...  71  people  -  we're  bigger  than  the  Betas  .  .  .  Susie  13.  and  Chris  P 
-  the  queen  and  part  of  her  court  . . .  steak  and  bean  ...  3  legacies 
monopoly  on  cheerleaders  .  .  .  senior  rock  rac  -  Liz  wins  .  .  .  "she's  a  very  nice 
girl"  . . .  end  of  an  era  -  Sig  to  KA  .  .  .  "who's  got  our  composite  this  week?" 
. . .  IVi  sets  of  twins  . . .  "the  dryer's  busted  again  .  . .  Rye  Wheat  Moo  Moo 
Supreme's  imitations  ...  robbing  the  cradle,  ...  scoops  and  scenes  ...  phi's 
open  house  .  .  .  Thompson's  got  the  biggest  room  m  the  house  . . .  boyfriends 
abroad  .  .  .  Beany  4-eyes  and  Sorrey,  . . .  crashed  mixers  .  . .  hats,  sun  glasses  & 
sweats  . . .  name  those  goons  .  .  .  sisters  .  .  .  LIOB  . . . 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Mike  Laughner,  Tina  Phillips,  lodi  Delonge,  Beth  Ferguson.  Second  rou  Sarah  Beth  Lambert, 
lenny  Maurer,  Kristin  Daniels,  Mark  Runyon,  Dave  Hodge,  Nora  Melnick.  Thidr  row:  Ann  Daily,  Dan  Whitfield,  Scott 
Sunshine,  Scott  Lesiak,  |ohn  Faber,  Werdie  Van  Arsdale,  Tom  Abrams,  Mark  Repco,  Tim  Dunn.  Fourth  row:  Rachel 
Long,  Frank  Merriman,  Beth  Culiis,  FHarry  Mainzer,  Tom  Smith,  Andy  Wessels,  Rob  FHill,  Dave  Weber.  Fifth  row:  )ohn 
Shabb,  Darrell  Vandervolt,  Darrell  Simmermaker,  Debbie  Oakley,  Anne  Roller,  Mark  Stultz,  Keith  Crawford,  Paul  Raub, 
John  Sayers.  Sixth  row:  Jenifer  Beck,  Tim  Bartlett,  Lauren  Chase,  Kevin  Jazemski,  Gary  Bergman,  Eliud  Cautier. 


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Corn  roast  . .  .  mud  football  .  .  .  playing  solataire  til  dawn  .  .  .  Lucky  Lady  Lounge  . .  .  "Grunt,  you  again?"  .  .  . 
obnoxious,  Buffalo  . .  .  bizarre  .  .  .  Sams  .  .  .  House  Mama  . .  .  the  Easter  Bunny  . . .  "Turk"  .  .  .  aye  .  .  .  the  captain 
. . .  Kill  the  crow  .  . .  SUVT  .  . .  bagels  . . .  kielbassa,  peanuts  and  beer  . . .  worshipping  the  porcelin  god  . .  .  the 
fabric  of  time  and  space  . .  .  Mr.  Bill  gets  toasty  .  . .  Asylum  LIVE  records  .  .  .  return  of  F.P.M.  .  .  .  2,000  year  old 
senior  .  .  .  presidential  course,  the  power  elite  .  .  .  snow  Nixon  . .  .  Alumni  weekend  .  .  .  pro/con/conpro  . .  . 
water,  sun  and  suds  . .  .  Zeppo  cream  .  .  .  Kings  Island  .  .  .  did  anybody  invite  Deets?  .  .  .  graduation,  so  long, 
not  goodbye. 


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Alpha 

Xi 

Delta 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Cindy  Dignazio,  Pat  Dautel,  Sharon  Roth,  Darlene  Anuskewicz,  Cinny  Rusticci, 
Mette  Fjaere.  Second  row:  Cindy  Fulton,  |oanne  Daoust,  Millicent  Connor,  Wendy  Hickok,  Ann  Royston, 
Holly  Hadigian,  Liz  Sentell,  Anne  Daly,  Lisa  Traub,  Sally  Bovie,  Third  row:  Karsta  Meyers,  Tammy 
Feldman,  Carol  Moeller,  Nora  Bonville,  Donna  Palermo,  Val  Morris,  Sue  Haley,  Gail  Selden,  Denise 
Pangersis,  Dorothy  Walker,  leannette  Stubbs.  Fourth  row:  Kim  Borelli,  Lori  Dragonir,  Maria  Catignani, 
Kathy  Dewey.  Fifth  row:  lean  Whalen,  Lori  Fay,  Lisa  Bissell.  Sixth  row:  Debi  Utterbaugh,  Hilary  Hyde, 
Lynn  Havenmeyer. 


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We  are  the  Alpha  Xi  Raiders 
. . .  tun  and  games  . . .  the 
loft  ...  the  cave  . . .  MIA  .  . . 
Hoopie  party  . . .  G-R-E-A-T 
.  .  .  Mott  Sisters  .  .  .  shuur  . . . 
kami  kazi  . . .  weak  wears  . . . 
DeBat  . .  .  Linda  . .  .  smut  . . . 
Fred  . . .  wunderbar  .  . .  WAD 
.  . .  weak  . . .  weant  . . .  trays 
&  chez  . .  .  lounge  woman 
.  .  .  B-Ball  champs  ..  .  DERS 
.  .  .  moms  . . .  stale  . . .  Hee 
Hee  Hee  Hee  . . .  like  mother 
like  daughter  .  . .  beer  pong 
&  quarters  .  . .  V-Day  mas- 
sacre .  .  .  Oh,  Yea  .  .  .  Mork 
around  the  T\  ...  BOOSH 
. . .  Lu'Au-Aloha  . . . 


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Beta 

Theta 

Pi 


The  house  .  . .  974  . ,  .  the  dreaded  .  .  .  Howdy  Boys  .  . .  Lude  .  .  .  too  lit  . . .  Hulk 
and  Bird  .  .  .  breakdown  and  go  . .  .  the  world's  oldenst  ...  11  o'clock  club  . . . 
get  up,  let  out  of  here  .  . .  Pedro  and  Lip  . .  .  football  captains  . . .  noids  . .  . 
Friday  night  live  .  .  .  sophomores  . .  .  executive  decisions  . .  .  Weedhopper  . , . 
Greek  sing  .  . .  sure  ...  all  day  Ray  . . .  Miami  for  coffee  . .  .  extremely  doubtful 
. . .  steelheads  .  .  .  south  .  .  .  peanut  butter  his  .  . .  Canaan  Valley  .  .  .  WVU  mixer 
. . .  the  boss  and  destruction  ...  are  you  guys  done  yet?  . .  .  Peach  .  . .  smooth 
. . .  roadtrip  .  .  .  district  chief  .  . .  radi  on  entebbe  . .  .  King  . . .  drink  till  you  drop 
. . .  the  Reverand  ...  I  like  your  style  .  . .  Hazel  and  Colonel  . . .  siders  . .  .  Egs 
and  Kip  ...  Porky,  P),  Scorp,  Dino,  Bruce,  Chubby  Puddin'  ...  Going  for  a 
swim  ...  4  in  a  van  to  Florida  .  . .  "you  got  your  ID  —  get  in  the  car"  ...  no  one 
takes  me  serious  ...  illegal  aliens  ...  B  and  B  ...  Grunt  ...  Hammond 
destruction  and  construction  .  .  .  Cool  Ray  . . .  medicine  . . .  translator  .  . . 
monry  .  .  .  something  special  .  . .  anything  is  possible  with  love  and  under- 
standing . . . 


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FirsI  row,  left  lo  right:  Dino  DeFlavio,  Dave  Egan,  |ohn  Alexander,  Dave  Cotlington,  Clyde,  Mike  Kozar,  Dave 
Cundling,  Bil  Railing,  Second  row:  Dave  Neurohr,  Bill  Wright,  Mark  Cenard,  Dave  Collins,  Mike  Fedun,  Kevin 
Kelhofer,  Scott  Lanz.  Third  row:  David  Hess,  Tom  Emery,  |im  Pool,  Kip  Lewis,  Mark  Scorpion,  Rirk  Zarnorh,  Gary 
Hammond,  Ray  Smith,  E.  Hayes,  Mark  Brooks,  lim  Scaffidi.  Fourth  row:  Roh  Rivera,  Bill  Hickock,  Mike  Bromley,  Tim 
Ford,  Bruce  Kaiser,  Doug  Owens,  Dave  Marsh,  Mike  Dorsey,  lohn  Shope,  lohn  Lipinski,  Terry  Bruno,  Bruce  Bolkin, 
Last  row:  Dave  Petrel,  Greg  lordan,  Denny  Williams,  Gary  Frankhouser,  Todd  DeSantis,  Mike  Murphy,  Kevin 
Holewinski,  |im  Lane,  Greg  Dornslauder,  Chris  Hayes,  ).B.  Graham,  Art  Bertol,  Lee  Frankhouser,  Mike  Stahanczyk, 
Doug  Cameron,  Dennis  Evans,  Dr.  Richard  Kenny,  left  Boucek 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Cindy  Hackett,  Karen  Franks,  Barb  Berghorn,  Sue  High,  Dawn  Huff,  Pam  Peterson,  Michele  Armstrong,  Patty 
Head,  Carol  Prince,  Debbie  Young,  Cindy  Davis,  MaryEllen  Tait.  Second  row:  Debbie  Burns,  Tricia  Malley,  )an  Drogowski,  Faith 
Skowronski,  Naila  Saba,  TruDee  Kamaras,  Betsy  Carey,  Jill  Flanick,  Sara  Waxman,  Caryn  Teutsch,  Elise  Harvey,  Jill  Heinrich,  Joanne 
Risucci,  Laurie  Dobkin,  Heidi  Kossuth,  Amy  Holzhausen. 


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Fire  ...  "I  will  survive"  .  .  .  sit- 
ting cheek  to  cheek,  two  in  a 
seat  ...  no  trays  . . .  How  ya 
doin'  ...  52  quarts  of  beer  .  . . 
with  the  best  C.D.Z.P.'s  ...  all 
lit  up  . . .  "As  TruDee  Turns"  . . . 
what  turntable?  .  .  .  pizza,  pop, 
and  cigarettes  . .  .  Welcome  to 
Zeta  Beach  .  .  .  Hey  TP  man, 
where  ya  been?  . . .  warpaint 
and  Zeta  shoes  . . .  designer 
leans  .  .  ,  the  KA  mixer  can- 
celled ...  he  said  hi  to  me,  let's 
get  lit  ...  local  disaster  area, 
we  love  abuse  . . .  whose  pin- 
ning circle  this  time?  .  . .  p-jam- 
ming 


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Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Russell  Harding,  Mark  Sloan,  Dave  Borda,  Bruce  Stone,  Rex  lohnson,  Kevin  Halter. 
Second  row:  Dave  Seitz,  Bob  Campbell,  Rick  Stiffey,  Paul  Capuano,  |ohn  Bradley,  Vic  Celo,  leff  Babcock,  Mike 
Arikian.  Third  row:  Jim  Greenwood,  Glenn  Gawronski,  Greg  Hicks,  Ian  Armstrong,  Kevin  Murray,  Bill  Davenport, 
leff  Hall.  Fourth  row:  Mike  Young,  Alec  Noble,  Rich  Foge,  Keith  Swarm,  Phil  Ruggieri. 


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Virgin  Stud  . .  .  chocolate  chips  .  .  .  Hedge  Hog  . . .  ugly 
club  ...  Tim's  ...  food  club  ...  criminal  house  ... 
Stump  Wad  and  the  Nose  .  .  .  flaming  broom  runs  . . . 
Boone's  Farm  Party  .  .  .  Big  Bird  Boyd  .  .  .  malicious 
vandal  .  .  .  DUI  . .  .  puppy  .  .  .  the  pit  .  .  .  the  clams  .  .  . 
dead  deers  .  .  .  block  party  . . .  keg  count  .  .  .  the 
Unknown  Stud  .  .  .  Virginia  Beach  .  .  .  Pumpkin  Festival 
...  Comer's  on  the  lake  (N))  ...  the  cause  ...  dog 
races  ...  Czek  ...  |oe  Cool  Squirrel  Head  ...  Disco 
Dego  . .  .  Mobly  .  . .  downstairs  lounge  door  .  .  .  student 
court  .  .  .  Macho  Brad  . .  .  "gotta  buck  for  beer?"  ,  . .  dirt 
patrol  .  . . 


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Pi 

Beta 

Phi 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Linda  Unger,  Amy  Handley,  |ulie  O'Neil,  Edith  Crane.  Second  row:  Karen  Clark,  Anne  Roller,  Wendy  Kuhn,  Vickl 
Barkhurst,  Margaret  Lea  Warner.  Third  row:  Lauren  Chase,  |an  Mlllerick,  Jennifer  Beck. 


34 


Smut  .  .  .  Hey  Moe  . .  .  My 
bologna  had  a  first  name 
.  .  .  hey  roo  .  . .  Wah  .  .  . 
C.S.  .  .  .  Maude  &  Celeste 
. . .  obnoxious  pledges  . . . 
you're  so  bad  . . .  mauno 
loa  ...  ooh  baby  ...  be 
kind  to  Wendy  week  . . . 
GAE  .  .  .  Oktoberfest  .  . . 
little  brothers  ...  go  for  it 
.  . .  tilt  to  the  left  . . . 


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Alpha  Sigma  Phi 


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Point  Breeze  Boys  .  .  .  footly  . . . 
Aster  ...  big  John  .  .  .  HEADERS 
...  all  pride  outside  .  .  .  FAP  . . . 
no-show  Perkins  .  . .  volleyball  .  .  . 
and  swimming  champs  .  .  .  200 
medley  record  ...  Wimpy  ... 
speed  .  .  .  Bellaire  at  Bethany  . . . 
gas  leaks  &  the  Fire  department 
.  .  .  Mac  &  Cheese  . .  .  gimp  Pete 
Clough  .  .  .  McQualuide  .  .  . 
Hoodwinks  . .  .  Dub-what  .  .  .  Ra- 
dioactive party  at  Charlton's  .  . . 
big  50th  celebration  .  .  .  Bookstore 
and  CC's  pond  .  .  .  penthouse  and 
the  historic  double  seater  .  . . 
Ritchard  Litchard  .  . .  beer  pong  in 
the  refurnished  Pit  ...  the  Colo- 
nel and  Jessica  .  . .  the  duck  pond 
committee  .  .  .  peanut  butter  or 
sex  .  . . 


36 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Bruce  Matthews.  Second  row;  Eric  RicJgeway,  |or  Amato,  Danny  Martich,  Harry  Charlton,  Pete 
Masone,  Bart  Balint.  Thirci  row:  Scott  Taylor,  John  Bateman,  Geoff  Hooker,  Frank  Trupo,  Steve  Santilli,  Fourth  row:  Sid 
Vicious,  Steve  Burtell,  Wimpy,  Moe,  lohnny  Amerman,  Last  row:  Torn  Shields,  John  Hannibal,  Paul  McQuade,  Pete 
Clough,  Ken  DeMayo,  Randy  Perkins,  Ewign  Fish, 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Donna  Staderman,  Lori  Atkinson,  Barb  Martinchich,  Rosemary  Surmaczewicz,  Cindy  Woodyard, 
Tina  Tolley,  ludi  Gilbert,  Dawn  Huff,  |udy  Gordon,  Beth  Sutton,  Jamie  Bell.  Second  row:  |udy  Flynn,  Terry  Zabrucky,  Karen 
Casuccio,  Jennifer  Beck,  MaryEilen  Tait,  Cindy  Thorne,  Elise  Harvey,  Cindy  Davis,  Lori  Dobkin,  Beth  Spiess,  Beth  Wagner, 
Ann  Bailey.  Third  row:  Sara  Waxman,  Sally  Sniegocki,  Sue  Sniegocki,  Peggy  Brown,  Tamara  Potts,  Chris  Block,  Kathy 
Madison,  Barb  Berghorn,  Sue  Woods,  Lori  Fay,  Beth  Sweeney,  Ardyth  Cope,  Sue  Driggs,  Nanette  Bartell.  Fourth  row:  Lynn 
Rylander,  Lauren  Chase,  Lynn  |ones,  Robin  Einbinder,  Kate  Ghiselin,  Sharon  Roe,  Amy  Bell,  Kathie  Corabi,  Melanie 
Garrett.  Fifth  row:  Beth  Ferguson,  Sue  Carse,  Ruth  lussila,  Marcy  Hurl,  Carol  Herman,  Amy  Lovell,  Karen  Risucci,  Ann 
Roller,  Leann  Paquette,  Chris  Klein,  Jean  Whalen,  Nancy  Gurich,  Tracie  Lencher.  Sixth  row:  lenni  Royston,  Beth 
Gospadarek,  Majorie  Chase,  Felicia  Mancini,  Diane  Stewart. 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  janne  Charles,  Terry  Swinehart,  Laurie  Anderson,  Heidi  Kossuth.  Second  row:  Kim 
Borelli,  Sue  Klein,  Debbie  Harish,  Ceorgann  Reed,  Lisa  Bissell.  Third  row:  |odi  Delonge,  Cheryl  McConnel, 
Gay  Glenn,  Rene  Shakelford,  Lizzi  DiBartolomeo,  Denise  Pangeris,  Mary  Lewis.  Fourth  row:  Carl  Clemens, 
Amy  Holzhauser,  Elva  Muggins,  Carol  Lasak.  Fifth  row:  Donna  Palermo,  lulie  Markoritz,  Maura  Stewart,  Karen 
Vanger,  Karista  Meyers. 


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Left  to  right:  Larry  Kazmarek,  Richard  Stiffey,  Dan  Sigler,  Rick  Kenney,  Bill  Bosley,  Mark  Macary,  Scott  Dillinger,  Tony 
Caccavale,  |ohn  Maltese,  Scott  McCoy,  |ohn  Leibuck,  Terry  Noble,  Brencian  Saahill,  Tony  Kurtz,  Tim  Dunn,  Michael  Dorsey, 
Bruce  Seward,  Paul  Denfeld,  Brian  Starkey,  Marty  Maag,  Dave  Edwards,  jim  Scaffidi,  Mide  Pasguale,  Tom  Bocek,  John  Smith, 
Mark  Swige,  Bob  Campbell,  Chris  Hayes,  Mike  Gorton,  Clyn  Tinall,  Tom  Smith,  Mark  Repco,  Jim  Devlin,  Jim  Leinn,  Dave 
Marsh,  Art  Bertol,  Vince  Mancinelli,  Bill  Almasy,  Eric  Ridgeway,  Bob  Rivera,  Maurice  James,  Kevin  Holewinski,  Mark  Jordan, 
Mike  Mulvany,  Matt  Hartley,  Maurice  Lebont,  Mike  Culp,  Dave  Hodge,  jim  Paige,  Charles  McBride,  Dave  Dempsey,  Scott 
Phillips,  |oe  Lawrence,  Brian  Norris,  Mike  Doyle, 


40 


The  first  and  hardest  year  ...  a 
new  home  .  .  .  first  roommates  . . . 
seminars  ...  freshman  parties  ... 
a  lost  feeling  . . .  the  youngest  of 
the  bunch  .  .  .  R.A.'s  . . .  friends  . . . 
fresh  beginnings  . . .  older  and  wi- 
ser ...  second  semester  .  .  .  new 
experiences  .  .  .  raids  . . .  freedom 
finally  . . . 


41 


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We're  exactly  alike 
.  . .  dirt  and  trash  .  . 


.  .  not  drug  induced 
how  funny  .  .  .  foot- 


ball champs,  3  years  in  a  row  .  .  .  Doobie 
Brothers  .  .  .  mud  football  with  Phi  Taus 
.  . .  cornballs  ...  no  bears,  no  pies,  we 
couldn't  decide  . .  .  wild  and  crazy  guys 


.  . .  fire  alarm,  everyone  out  of  the  house 
...  times  are  changing  ...  I'm  bored  ... 
Weasel  .  . .  Saunas  .  .  .  pinche  perritas  . . . 
yee  haw  ...  I  was  flat  .  .  .  popcorn  .  . . 
animals  ...  flea  dog  ...  utility  man  ... 
boxer  bill  .  .  .  toga  party  . .  .  what?  .  . . 


First  row,  left  to  right:  |enny  Maurer,  Bonnie  Hewitt.  Second  row:  Sharon  Bannon,  Nancy  Brewster,  Nan  Nackol, 
Leslie  Bertei,  Dotty  Vojvodich,  Kim  Rogers,  Heather  Trushel.  Third  row:  Cindy  Testa,  Deb  Palmer,  Nancy 
McLaughlin,  Carol  Tozzo,  Maureen  Green.  Fourth  Row:  Laurie  Bahr,  Missy  Schriener,  Karen  Barnosky,  Kathy 
Sand,  Mary  Stavish,  Diane  Pfeil,  Laura  Bidwell,  Chris  Enzerra,  Jill  Hager,  Melanie  Stevens.  Fifth  row:  jenny 
Redline,  Sue  Edmonston,  Tina  Phillips,  Robin  Bransford. 


42 


Campbell 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Cindy  Grey,  Gail  Egger,  Lisa  Bahr,  lerry  Evans,  LeeAnn  Murphy,  Soni  Ma.xwell,  Pat  Brunt,  leanne  Ballard, 
Gatsby,  Beth  Sanner,  lulie  Burnett,  Marie  Carter,  Lisa  DeFuzio,  Donna  Schmidt.  Second  row:  Patty  Allinder,  Claudia  Gilmartin, 
Beth  Mayer,  Ann  Williams,  |enny  Santore,  Karen  Wallace,  Sharon  Chambers,  Sue  Brigham,  Candace  Shrum,  Connie  Carpenter, 
Tamara  Tormohlen.  Third  row:  Allison  Davies,  Connie  Lambaris,  Sue  Kaplan,  Francis  McDormand,  Mary  Pat  Milia,  Lynda 
Lombardo,  Karen  Repplier,  Maggie  Winans,  Ann  Pryor,  Kelly  Theall,  Pat  Richards,  Rachel  Long,  |an  lividen,  Marty  Willard, 
Standing:  Sue  Gerhold,  Claire  Heaney,  Dotty  Duerr,  Beth  Hampton. 


infamous  Halloween  party  ... 
kamikazees  .  .  .  fake  formal  .  .  . 
congeal  . .  .  riviera  .  .  .  wed. 
kegs  by  the  fire  . .  .  our  man 
Denny  .  .  .  sex,  drugs,  rock  n' 
roll  .  .  .  gresham  day  queens  .  . . 
executive  wing  in  campbell 
heights  ...  no  heat  . . .  let's  play 
beer  pong,  no  lets  take  the 
subway  instead  . . .  tokens 
available  .  . .  greatest  showers 
on  campus  ...  cat  ha\en  .  . . 
Christmas  hot  todies  .  .  .  fire 
door  club  .  . .  quarters  . . . 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Charles  Killeen,  Ray  Abbiatici.  Greg  Ulaslewicz,  )amie  Trainor,  Dave  Priore.  Second  row;  Aaron 
Allred,  Bart  Balint,  Joe  McCardle,  Ron  Mounts,  Bob  Mulvihill,  Jeff  Clayton,  Third  row:  Bill  Corn,  Armand  Natili,  Eric 
Ridgeway,  George  Kellis,  Dave  Hayes,  Steve  Peterson,  Mike  Graminga.  Fourth  row:  Chucl<  Barish,  Kurt  FHelier,  Mike 
Granato,  Pete  Burke,  Dave  Weber,  Walt  Russo,  Phil  Aston,  |ohn  Quinn,  |im  Shaw. 


GDI  power  ...  the  jocks  ...  Woolery  beach  ...  the 
dead  cube  .  . .  "Function  junction"  .  .  .  Cookie  .  . . 
student  teachers  .  .  .  peanut  butter  .  .  .  Dillo  .  .  .  out  of 
here  .  .  .  pinball  machines  . .  .  Rolling  Rocks  . .  .  scratch 
...  Wednesday  night  parties  ...  The  Duke  ...  power 
failures  ...  intramurals  ...  getting  small  ...  Trud  ... 
house  maids  .  . .  "academics"  . . .  house  dog  . . . 


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Overflow 


The  Flow  .  .  .  hard  to  see 
through  the  clouds  .  . .  got  a 
buck  for  a  keg?  .  . .  drink  to 
the  Prince  ...  campfires  ... 
Where's  Hogan?  .  .  .  Ed- 
mund's home  for  wayward 
cars  .  .  .  the  fog  machine  . .  . 
disco  lights  .  .  .  torture  the 
rats  .  .  .  the  demise  of  the 
candy  machine  . . .  off  the 
food  plan  .  . .  United  Na- 
tions cube  .  .  .  Hilga  .  . .  who 
stole  the  vacuum  cleaner? 
...  hockey  and  stickball  ... 
party  .  .  . 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Beaver  Kleehammer,  Sean  Burke,  bdmund  McCabe,  Gary  Hughes,  Bruce  Brothis. 
Second  row:  Frank  Haas,  Tom  Massie,  Keith  Todd,  Pete  Sanderson,  Kevin  Stulga,  |im  Nowicki,  Third 
row:  Angelo  Pascucci,  Dave  Hosseini,  Ed  Crowley,  John  Kelly,  Todd  Hyde,  Mike  Momford,  Sam 
Nickolas. 


45 


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Left  to  right:  Tim  Ford,  Harry  Kiskaddon,  David  Vucich,  Richard  Kemmerer,  Brian  Helm,  Rich  Ayers,  Hal  Hirsch,  Kevin 
Rogers,  Gordon  Anderson,  Michael  Shanaman,  Paul  McKay. 


46 


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Administration  and  Faculty 


The  Teacher  .  .  .  under  the  guidance 
.  ^  .  those  people  to  whom  we  owe 
our  sleepless  nights  .  .  .  and  our  free- 
dom from  illusions  .  . .  making  up 
tests  .  .  .  religion  required  ...  Dr. 
Becker's  codo  cans  .  .  .  grades  .  .  . 
office  hours  .  .  .  advisors  ...  "I  want 
to  be  teacher's  pet"  .  .  .  term  papers 
.  .  .  seminars  .  .  .  labs  .  .  .  classes  and 
classes  .  .  .  |.U.  Davis'  non-restrictive 
papers  . .  .  foreign  press  busy  work 
...  a  helpful  hand  . . . 


50 


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TOP  LEFT:  WILLIAM  E.  TUCKER,  President,  B.A.,  Atlantic 
Christian  College;  \1.A.,  Ph.  D.,  Yale  Univ.:  LL.D  Atlan- 
tic Christian  College.  TOP  RIGHT:  WILLIAM  DANIEL 
COBB  III,  Dean  of  Faculty,  A.B.,  Transylvania  College; 
B.D.,  S.T.M.  Yale  Univ.;  A.M..  Ph.  D.,  The  Uni\er?itv  of 
Chicago.  BOTTOM  LEFT:  ROBERT  A.  SANDERCOX, 
Vice-President  and  Director  ot  Development,  B.A., 
Bethany  College;  M.  Div.,  Yale  Univ.;  Univ.  of  Buffalo. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  JOHN  S.  CUNNINGHAM,  Dean  of 
Students,  B.S.,  Slippery  Rock  State  College:  M.  Ed.,  Kent 
State  Univ.  51 


UPPER  RIGHT:  THEODORE  W.  BUNNELL  -  Director  of 
Financial    Aid;    LOWER    RIGHT:    JOHN    C.    GIESMANN    - 

Assistant  Dean  of  Students  for  Residence  Hall  Program; 
UPPER  LEFT:  JOHN  L.  HOFFMAN  -  Associate  Business 
Manager;  LOWER  LEFT:  JOHN  A.  GRAHAM  -  Treasurer  and 
Business  Manager. 


52 


UPPER  LEFT:  JEFFREY  F.  WALL  -  Financial  Aid  Ollicer  and 
Assistant  Dean  ot  Students;  LOWER  LEFT;  JOSEPH  M. 
KUREY  -  Registrar  and  Assistant  to  the  Dean  ol  Faculty; 
KIGFHT:  KATHRYN  PHILLIBEN  -  Director  of  Counseling  and 
Testing. 


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TOP:  ADMISSIONS  STAFF  -  Elaine  Erickson,  Robert  F.  Riley 
(Director),  David  |.  Wottle,  Kathy  F.  Williams,  Chris  Quinn 
RIGHT  CENTER:  RUTH  WESTLAKE  -  Director  of  Publica- 
tions; LEFT  CENTER:  WALLACE  F.  WITHAM  -  Director  of 
Practicums;  BOTTOM:  NANCY  AULT  -  Director  of  Place- 
ment. 


54 


TOP:  WILLIAM  B.  ALLEN  -  Collcse  Chaplain; 
BOTTOM  LI  (I  DARLINE  B.  NICHOLSON  -  As- 
sociate Dean  of  Students  and  Director  ot  Renner 
Union;  BOTTOM  RIGHT:  FATHER  )OHN  V.  Di- 
BACCO  -  Catholic  Chaplain 


55 


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TOP  RIGHT;  GARY  P.  ARMITAGE  -  Managing  Director  of  Leadership 
Center  and  Gresham  House;  TOP  LEFT:  LIBRARY  STAFF  -  Standing:  Larry 
J.  Frye  (Director),  Irma  lean  Counselman;  Seated:  Linda  Warrick,  Gale 
Surber;  LOWER  LEFT:  JOANNE  SYKES,  R.N.  -Supervision  of  Infirmary; 
LOWER  RIGHT:  BOOKSTORE  STAFF  -  Mildred  Mitchell  (Cashier), 
George  Bauman  (Manager),  Pat  Cunningham  (Asst.  Manager),  |udy  Pyle 
(Sec.) 


56 


TOP:  Secretarial  Staff;  CIMLK  Aladdin  Food 
Service  Staff;  l!()ll()\l  Buildings  and  Grounds 
Staff. 


57 


Art 


TOP:  ROBERT  NICOLL  -  B.A.,  Wm.  Pa- 
terson  State  College;  M.F.A.,  Rochester  In- 
stitute of  Technology;  BOTTOM  LEFT: 
WESLEY  J.  WAGNER  -  Pennsylvania 
Academy  of  the  Fine  Arts;  BOTTOM 
RIGHT  WALTER  L.  KORNOWSKI  - 
(Chairman),  B.F.A.,  Rochester  Institute  of 
Technology;  M.F.A.,  West  Virginia  Univ. 


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Foreign  Languages 


TOP   LEFT:    PAULINE   R.   NELSON 

-  B.A.,  Upsala  College;  M.A.,  Ph. 
D.,  Uni\.  of  Pittsburgh:  TOP  CEN- 
TER: ALAIN  G.  deSARRAN  -  B  A  , 
LaGrange  College;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of 
Piilsburgh;  LOWER  LEFT:  MAR- 
JORIE  T.  CARTY  -  Ph.B.,  Unix  of 
Chuago:  LOWER  CENTER;  LEON- 
ORA B.  CAYARD  -  (Chairman), 
Ph.D.,  Marburg  Univ.;  \a\e  Uni- 
versity; LOWER  RIGHT:  HUM- 
BERTO  RISSO  -  B  \,  Univ.  of 
Chile,  ,\\..-\.,  Uni\.  ot  Michigan; 
Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Miami. 


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Economics 


TOP:    RALPH    A    MAGGIO    - 

(Chairman),  B.A.,  Boston  Univ., 
M.B.A.,     Univ.     of     Pittsburgh; 
Ph.D.,  Ohio  State  Univ.;   CEN- 
TER:  JOHN    D.   DAVIS   -    B  A 
American      Intern'l      College 
M.A.,     Univ.     of     Connecticut 
LOWER    LEFT:    ROY   S.   FOX    - 
B.S.,    Boston    Univ.,  M.S.,   Mas- 
sachusetts   State    College;    Ph. 
D.,  Northwestern   Univ.;   LOW- 
ER    RIGHT:     W.     RANDOLPH 
GOOEY   -    B.A.,    Bethany   Col- 
lege; M.A.,  West  Virginia  Univ. 


60 


Music 


TOP;    OLIVER    MANNING 
M,M.,   Cincinnati    (College 
LEFT;  ALBERT  R.  DeVAUL 
LOWER   RIGHT:   WILLIAM 


-    B.M.,    Louisiana    State    College; 

-  Conservatory   of   Music;    LOWER 

-  B.A.,  West  Liberty  State  College; 
P.  CROSBIE  -  A.B  ,  Whittier  Col- 


lege; M.M.,  West  Virginia  Univ. 


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61 


Education 


TOP  RIGHT:  DOROTHY  HUESTIS  -  B.A.,  M.A.,  Indiana  Univ.;  CENTER; 
ANN  C.  SHELLY  -  (Chairman),  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Michigan  State  Univ.; 
BOTTOM  LEFT;  MARIA  LEWIS  -  B.A.,  West  Liberty  State  College;  M.A., 
West  Virginia  Univ.;  BOTTOM  RIGHT;  JOHN  U.  DAVIS  -  B.A.,  Bethany 
College;  M.A.,  ED.D.,  Columbia  Univ. 


62 


Philosophy 


ROBERT  E.  MYERS       (Lluiiiinan),  B.A.,  Bethany 
College;  Ph.D.,  Ohio  State  Univ. 


JOHN  R.  TAYLOR  -  (Chair 
man),  B.A.,  Bethany  College; 
M.A.,  Princeton  Univ. 


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Communications 


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TOP  RIGHT:  WILLIAM  A.  HER- 

ZOG  -  (Chairman),  B.A., 
Wheaton  College;  M.A,,  In- 
diana Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Michigan 
State  Univ.;  TOP  LEFT:  DAVID 
J.  SPIZALE  -  B.A.,  South- 
western Louisiana  State  Univ.; 
M.S.,  Miami  Univ.;  LOWER 
LEET:  SUZANNE  CARROLL  - 
B.A.,  St.  Mary's  College;  M.A., 
Univ.  of  Notre  Dame;  Ph.  D., 
Indiana  Univ.:  LOWER  RIGHT: 
MARK  P.  STEVENSON  -  B  A  , 
Bethany  College,  M.A.,  West 
Virginia  Univ. 


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LEFT;  JAMES  ).  HUMES  -  B.A.,  Geneva 
College;  MA,,  V\  esl  Virginia  Univ.; 
RIGHT;  JAMES  W.  CARTY,  JR.  -  B.A„ 

Culiver  Stockton;  M.S.,  Northwestern 
Univ. 


Theatre 


DAVID  J.  JUDY  -  B.A.,  Denison  Univ.;  M.A.,  Western  Reserve. 


65 


Biology 


TOP:  JANET  LANZA  -  B.S.,  State  Univ.  of 
New  York;  M.S.,  Univ.  of  Massachusetts; 
Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Connecticut;  CENTER: 
LARRY  LEE  HOUTS  -  A.B.,  Rocktord  Col- 
lege, M.S.,  Florida  State  Univ.;  Ph.D.  State 
Univ.  of  New  York;  LOWER  RIGHT:  AL- 
BERT R.  BUCKELEW,  JR.  -  B  S.,  Eairleigh 
Dickinson  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  New 
Hampshire. 


66 


Chemistry 


LEFT    JOHN  D.  DRAPER 

Marshall     College:     Ph.D., 
RICHARD   G.   STEBBINS   - 

Texas  A  &  M. 


(Chairman),  B.S,  Franklin  and 
Univ.  of  Maryland;  RIGHT: 
B.A.,   Wesleyan    Univ.;    Ph.D., 


Genera 
Science 


STANLEY  L.  BECKER  -  B.S.,  New  York  State 
College  of  Forestry:  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Wiscon- 
sin. 


67 


Math 


TOP  RIGHT:  NIKOLAY  WIL- 
LIAMS -  Degree  (M.S.); 
Kandidat  (Ph.D.);  Univ.  of 
Moscow;  TOP  LEFT:  JOHN 
M.  ATKINS  -  B.S.,  Marshall 
Univ.  M.A.,  West  Virginia 
Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh; BOTTOM:  DAVID  T. 
BROWN  -  B.A.,  Ottawa 
Univ.;  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Syracruse 
Univ. 


68 


Physics 


TOP:  H.  WILLIAM  LEECH  -  B.S., 
M.S.,  West  Virginia  Uni\.:  Ph.D., 
Univ.  of  Maryland;  BOTTOM:  AR- 
THUR Z.  KOVACS  -  (Chairman), 
A.B.,  Wabash  College;  Ph.D., 
Duke  Univ. 


69 


History 


UPPER  LEFT;  JOHN  W.  LOZIER  - 

B.A.  Univ.  of  Colorado,  M.A.,  Ph. 
D.,  Ohio  State  Univ.  UPPER 
RIGHT:  DELIA  W.  SHELDON  - 
B.A.,  Sacremento  State  University, 
Ph.  D.  Claremont  Grad.  School, 
MIDDLE  A.  ROY  KIRKPATRICK  - 
A. A.,  Trenton  |r.  College;  M.A., 
Ph.  D.,  Univ.  of  Missouri.  BOT- 
TOM WILLIAM  L.  YOUNG  - 
(chairman),  B.A.,  Bethany  College; 
M.A.,  Ohio  State  Univ. 


70 


2 


Religion 


TOP      RICHARD     B.     KENNEY     - 

B.A,,  Washington  Univ.;  M.A.,  Ph. 
D.  Yale  Univ.  BOTTOM  LEFT:  HI- 
RAM |.  LESTER  -  B.A.,  Phillips 
Univ.;  M.A.,  Ph,  D.  ^alc  Univ. 
BOTTOM  RICH  I:  BURTON  B. 
THURSTON  -  B.A.,  Transylvania 
Univ.;  Ph.  D.,  Harvard  Univ. 


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71 


English 


TOP  RIGHT:   ROBYN    R.  COLE 

—  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Maryland; 
M.A.,  Univ.  of  Georgia;  TOP 
CENTER:  ANTHONY  L.  MITCH 

-  B.A.,  Cornell  Univ.;  M.A.,  St. 
John's  Univ.;  LOWER  LEFT: 
HELEN  L.  McGUFFIE  -  (Chair 
man),  B.A.,  Bethany  College; 
M.A.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh, 
Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ.;  LOWER 
RIGHT  LARRY  E.  GRIMES  - 
B.A.,  Bethany  College;  B.D., 
Yale  Divinity  School;  Ph.D., 
Emory  Univ. 


72 


Psychology 


•-••Si'-  J 


TOP:    J.    TREVOR    PIERCE    -    (Chairman), 

A.,  Princeton  Univ,;  Univ.  of  California- 

LOWER    LEFT:    T.    GALE    THOMPSON    - 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Unu  ,,i  Missouri- 
LOWER  RIGHT:  JOHN  H.  HULL  -  B.S.! 
Alma  College;  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Kent  State 
Univ. 


73 


Phys.  Ed. 


TOP  RIGHT;  DAVID  M.  HUTTER  -  (Chairman),  B.S., 
M.S.,  Ohio  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ohio  State  Univ.;  CENTER 
LEFT:  PATRICK  J.  DUNFEE  -  B.S.,  Shepherd  College; 
M.S.  Salisbury  State  College:   CENTER:  JAMES  E.  DAF- 

LER  -  B.A.,  Capital  Univ.;  M.Ed.,  Ohio  Univ.; 


tfiiffi;Pvii!iiiii.»., 


74 


OPPOSITE  PACE:  CENTER  RIGHT:  SALLY  \.  DORWART  -  B.S., 
M.S.,  West  Virginia  Univ.;  LOWER  LEFT:  SUSAN  W.  HANNA  - 
B.A.,  Bethany  College;  LOWER  RICHT:  WILLIAM  C.  BEIN- 
BRECH  -  Staff  Assistant;  THIS  PAGE:  TOP  LEFT:  DOUGLAS  F. 
BAIN  -  B.S.,  M.S.,  Springfield  College;  LOWER  LEFT:  E.  DON- 
ALD AULT  -  B.A.,  West  Liberty  State  College,  M.A.,  Marshall 
Univ.;  RIGHT:  DONNA  F.  KEITH  -  B.S.,  Kent  State  Univ.;  M.S., 
Univ.  of  Colorado. 


Sociology 


LEFT:  LYNN  ADKINS  -  A.B., 
Marshall  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ 
of  Pittsburgh;  RIGHT:  ROY 
N.  MARTIN  -  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Cincinnati;  Ph.D.,  Drew 
Univ. 


75 


Only  The  Beginning 


craziness  .  .  .  lost  freshmen  .  .  . 
new  friends  .  .  .  old  buddies  .  .  . 
registration  .  .  .  lots  and  lots  of 
junk  .  .  .  freshmen  meet,  greet, 
and  act  elite  .  .  .  3rd  floor  South? 
.  .  .  What's  your  name?  .  . .  where 
are  you  from?  .  .  .  what's  your  ma- 
jor? .  .  .  first  visit  to  Bubba's  ...  3.2 
beer?  .  .  .  drink  more  . .  .  grain  par- 
ties .  . .  arranging  .  .  .  rooms  .  .  . 
buying  posters  .  .  .  calling  home 
...  CARE  packages  ...  KA's  clut- 
tered hallway  .  .  .  you  mean  we 
get  to  see  the  president? 


78 


The  Show  Goes  On 


alumni  help  out  .  .  .  Cox  and  Box 
.  . .  Old  Times  .  . .  Mary  Crosbie 
.  . .  Mark  Stevenson  .  .  .  the  direc- 
tor knows  best  .  .  .  with  help  from 
David  |udy  ...  costumes  by  Lisa 
and  Meta  .  .  .  The  Tavern  .  .  . 
enough  make-up  to  make  me  old 
. . .  Abelard  and  Heloise 


.  . .  just  let  me  make  it  through 
tryouts  .  .  .  hours  and  hours  of 
rehearsal  then  it  finally  falls  to- 
gether ...  a  nun  so  holy  ...  he 
must  be  Christ  ...  all  this  black 
fabric  .  .  .  tears  on  closing  night 


79 


Sports 


The  Athlete  ...  he  practices  ...  he 
is  dedicated  ...  he  keeps  on  a 
weight  program  ...  he  is  physi- 
cally fit  ...  he  is  in  shape  for  the 
season  .  . .  the  game  begins  ...  he 
plots  ...  he  plans  ...  he  aches  .  .  . 
he  waits  .  .  .  loss  must  not  defeat 
him  .  .  .  nor  victory  turn  his  head 
...  he  plays  for  the  fans  .  .  .  the 
coach  .  .  .  and  a  little  for  the  per- 
son he  is  becoming  . .  . 


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81 


Football 


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fiunl    iiiw.    It'll    Id   nglil     (  (idth   Cox,    Butch   Melbrougli     Hill    kisn     Ki,  k    \  liljin     \Uiik    (.jfi i     i  .n'U    lliihhinMiii     s,,,ii    Ijn/     l);Hin\ 

Morehouse,  Bill  Wright,  Kelly  Martin,  Mark  Scorpion,  Mark  Sneigocki,  Bill  GorcJon,  Dave  Collins,  Denny  Williams,  Mike  Man,  Coach  Don 
Ault,  Second  row;  left  to  right:  Coach  Bob  Nani,  John  Tritschler,  Jeff  Severino,  Greg  Ulasiewicz,  Bill  Benda,  Rick  Gacek,  Dave  Petrel,  left 
Beer,  Lee  Frankhauser,  Tom  Denne,  Chris  Payne,  Dale  Crosso,  |ohn  Geary,  Doug  Owens,  Gary  Frankhauser.  Third  row,  left  to  right:  Coach 
Rau,  Mark  Sciegaj,  Mike  Dorsey,  Mike  Weaver,  Scott  Taylor,  )eff  Faust,  |ohn  Shope,  Gerry  Dugan,  Dave  Priore,  lamie  Trainor,  Ray 
Abbiatici,  Steve  Landau,  |im  Shawl,  Ray  Nola,  Coach  Dunfee.  Fourth  row,  left  to  right;  Trainer  Bill  Beinbrech,  left  Boucek,  Tom  Bocek, 
Mike  Pasquale,  Rick  Stiffey,  Mike  Stahanczyk,  |etf  Clayton,  Art  Bertol,  Kevin  Holewinski,  j.B.  Graham,  Bill  Almasy,  Dave  Hess,  Coach  Carl 
Clemens,  Fifth  row,  left  to  right:  Coach  I  R.  Pope,  loel  Shuman,  lack  Waterson,  Doug  Bailey,  Mike  Bromley,  |ohn  Littleton,  Bill  Rainey, 
Mike  Distazio,  Greg  Hicks,  Dave  Borda,  Kenny  Gongola,  Ross  Kleiner,  Coach  Ed  Remus- 


Allegheny 

Thiel 

Carnegie 

John  Carroll 

Case  Western 

Hiram 

W&  I 

.Kenyon 


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82 


.  .  ,  left  Beer,  Scoll  Lanz  -  first 
tediii  dll  P.A.C.  ...  Greg  Hut(lnin- 
son,  Dave  Collins,  Bill  Kiser,  |ohn 
Trilschler  —  second  team  all 
P.A.C.  .  .  .  Ricky  Villani  —  honor- 
dl)le  mention  .  .  .  Hutch's  45 
catches  a  new  school  record  ... 
bth  in  the  nation  in  [passing  yard- 
age in  NCAA  division  three  .  .  . 
red  raiders  ...  30  second  crabs  . . . 
a  440  just  for  cursing?  .  .  .  #22  vs. 
#8y  .  .  .  practice  under  the  "Co- 
tago,  gotago"  .  .  .  Butchie's  quick- 
nest  .  .  .  "Take  your  girlfriend  by 
the  hand"  .  .  .  Trainer  is  a  prima 
donna  .  . .  Edmo's  directional 
finger  . . .  Eddie  Munster,  the  full 
l)ack  .  .  .  "Too  Much,  Hutch  .  .  . 
another  Distazio?  .  .  .  "Where's 
VVally  ...  Swivelhips  Severino  ... 
nature   boy   .  .  .   the  golf  clap   . . . 


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83 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Greg  Hammaren,  |im  Rue,  BolDby  Hill,  |im  Regan,  Dan  Dunmeyer,  Mike  Zebrine,  Dave  Otto,  Lucio  Marques,  |ohn 
Mamalis,  Matt  O'Shea,  Russ  Onofrio.  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Tim  Paulus,  Dino  Cardinale,  Paul  Haywood,  Paul  Denfeld,  Vern  Tickner, 
Dave  Tomer,  |ohn  Sholhead,  Ron  Mounts,  Dave  Shapiro,  Mark  Eckert,  Baba  Salia,  Les  Bek.  Third  row,  left  to  right:  Coach  John 
Cunningham,  Charlie  Killeen,  Hans  Boehm,  Toni  Caccaveli,  Bill  Feeney,  Tim  Watt,  Chris  Dooblin,  Ted  Deselding,  Mike  Croten,  Edgar 
Delgade,  Dave  Edwards,  Statistician  Sue  Gerhold,  Fourth  row,  left  to  right:  Manager  Larry  Kaczmarek,  |oe  Buckley,  left  Flick,  |ohn 
Kleehammer,  Bruce  Seward,  Reggie  Cann,  Mike  Gramigna,  Brendon  Scahill,  Trainer  Bob  McCann,  Student  Assistant  Craig  Liggett. 


What's  the  name  of  that  team 
from  Montreal?  ...  7-4-1  ...  ka- 
nucks  .  .  .  Mike  Zebrine,  |ohn 
Sholhead,  |im  Regan,  Dan  Dun- 
meyer all  selected  to  all  P.A.C.  .  .  . 
Tomer  given  honorable  mention, 
.  . .  "Hey  coach,  yucca,  yucca, 
yucca!"  .  .  .  Red  Card  Regan  .  .  . 
"Hey  Hammeren,  try  catching  a 
cold  . . .  "Bek,  you've  got  two 
speed-extra  slow  and  step"  . .  . 
Hacker  Hayward  .  . .  "Hey  Den- 
feld how's  your  dad,  I.C?"  . . . 
Tokyo  .  .  .  Schultzy  .  .  . 


84 


Soccer 


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VISITOR 

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West  Liberly        0 

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lohn  Carroll         1 

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Case  Western       2 

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Grove  Cily          0 

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85 


Women's  Tennis 


.  . .  Teryl's  flirting  again  .  .  .  sprints  ...  a 
young  rebuilding  team  .  .  .  those  videot- 
apes . .  .  the  Amasons  from  Seton  Hill  .  .  . 
menu  moneymania  .  .  .  Ronald  McDonald 
.  . .  bibs  .  . .  improvement  .  .  .  spirit  . . .  able 
to  do  one  mile  in  eight  minutes  . .  .  Randi 
Patterson,  first  singles  . . .  Beth  Van  Riper 
and  Beth  Gospoderek  first  doubles  .  .  . 
getting  team  shoes  . .  .  improving  with 
positioning  changes  .  .  .  rough  com- 
petition . . .  traveling  fun  .  .  , 


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BETHANY 


West  Liberty 

Duquense 
California  St. 
Carnegie 
Marietta 
Chatham 
Robert  Morris 

W  &  I 

West  Liberty 

Carlow 

Seton  Hill 


VISITOR 

6 
4 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 


Front  row,  left  to  rigfit:  Chris  Klein,  Barb  DiBenditto,  Tamara  Tormolen,  Kathy  Chadwick, 
Connie  Carpenter,  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Coach  Donna  Keith,  Beth  Cospodarek,  Beth  Van 
Ripper,  Cindy  Marks,  Lynn  Havemeyer,  Randi  Patterson. 


86 


Field  Hockey 


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From  row,  left  to  righl.  Leearin  Paquelte.  Lori  kelbesk-,,  XlilliterTt  Connor,  Coach  Sally  Dorwart, 
Debbie  Scheirer,  Ann  Shatz,  Karen  Wallace.  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Linda  Stokes,  jaeann 
Titus,  Carolyn  Baney,  Val  Morris,  Cindy  Dignazio,  Diane  Thompson,  Soni  Maxwell,  Third  row; 
left  to  right,  lean  Whalen,  Amy  Lovell,  lenni  Satore,  Liz  Stevens,  Fourth  row,  left  to  right:  Lisa 
Bissell,  Tammy  Feldman,  Michele  Armstrong,  Diane  Filippi. 


Penvvood  West  Champs  .  . .  five 
all  tonterence  players  .  .  .  Mil 
highest  scorer  .  .  .  Coach  Sally  .  .  . 
Tootsie  Pops  . .  .  Duck,  I3uck, 
Goose  . .  .  Thinking  up  cheers  . . . 
chasing  soccer  players  .  . .  ben- 
chwarmers  .  . .  roses  for  seniors 
.  . .  mascot  Hoopie  .  .  .  image  what 
its  like  to  be  a  ball  in  a  goal  . .  . 
Diane's  rhyming  cheers  .  . .  score, 
switch,  sprint,  sprint. 


BETHANY  VISITOR 

9  Chatham  (i 

i  Marietta 

2  Carnegie 

II  W  &  I 

0  WV  Wesleyan 

4  Carnegie 

b  Chatham 

2  Muskingum 

W  &  I 
Davis  &  Elkins 


87 


Cross  Country 


Everybody's  riggin'  it  .  .  .  D.W.A. 
.  . .  and  1  took  the  apple  today  .  . . 
It's  so  big  .  .  .  loey  . .  .  8-2  record 
.  .  .  second  in  the  P.A.C.  .  .  .  sec- 
ond in  regionals  .  .  .  most  valuable 
runner  Marty  Maag  .  .  .  Maag, 
Woods,  Devlin,  Starkey,  Klingen- 
berg,  Swiger,  Bosley  —  top  seven 
...  a  young  team  .  .  .  Ogle's 
mom's  jokes   .  . .  the  big   "houg" 


First  row,  left  to  right;  Bill  Bosley,  lamie  Wood,  |im  Devlin,  Dan  Klingenberg,  Steve  Peterson, 
Mark  Swiger.  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Coach  Dave  Wettle,  Steve  Yereb,  Marty  Maag,  Kurt 
Plouck,  Alex  Kon,  |ohn  Quinn,  Brian  Starkey.  Third  row,  left  to  right:  Lee  Peterson,  Mike 
Chesonis,  Tom  Ogurucak,  Kerry  Sparks,  Eric  Rhodes,  Mark  McCary,  Dale  Smith,  Doug  Richman. 


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i 

VISITOR 

24 

Carnegie 

31 

49 

Alleheny 

15 

39 

Duqense 

21 

48 

Geneva 

15 

36 

Walsh 

21 

50 

Case  Western 

15 

23 

Thiel 

33 

50 

Hiram 

15 

40 

lohn  Carroll 

21 

26 

Grove  City 

31 

47 

W  &  ) 

16 

-lANY 


Chatham 

Waynesburg 

CMU 

W  &  I 

Robert  Morris 

Calilornia  State 

Point  Park 

West  Liberty 

Duquesne 

Slippery  Rock 

W  & 

Carlow 

Geneva 


VISITOR 
3 

2 
0 


Volleyball 


Most  valuable  player  Diane  Pteil  . . . 
"stop  that  van,  Beth  has  to  go 
again"  .  . .  Winkles  .  .  .  "Rut-row"  .  .  . 
hats  . . .  human  pyramid  .  .  .  vol- 
leyball practice?  .  . .  "Get  psyched" 
.  .  .  "Do  it!"  .  .  .  charades  .  .  .  steak  for 
a  hoopie  . .  .  the  toothpick  contest 
at  Arbies  . .  .  Connie's  Charlie  horse 
. .  .  Ripper  .  . .  chosen  to  P.A.C.  .  .  . 
Whitey  .  . . 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Connie  Carpenter,  Pat  White.  Soni  Maxwell.  Sue  Carse,  Kathy  Talley, 
Third  row,  left  to  right;  Coach  Maxwell.  Second  row.  left  to  right;  Cindy  Marks.  Diane  Pfeil. 
Sue  Sneigocki.  Sue  Carse,  Kathy  Talley,  Third  row,  left  to  right;  Coach  Sally  Dorwart.  Beth 
Van  Ripper,  Sally  Sneigocki,  Valerie  Morris.  Amy  Lovell,  Beth  Cullis.  Lisa  Bissell.  leri  E\ans, 
Diane  Thompson,  Elaine  Erickson,  Dick  Leitch. 


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First  Semester  Intramurals 


^^SM 


Women's  First  Semester  Intramural  Results 

Football 

Goodnight  4-0 

Freshmen  3-1 

Phi  Mu  2-2 


Cross  Country 

Goodnight  20  pts. 

Tennis 

16  pts. 

16  pts. 

9  pts. 

Volleyball 

5-1 
5-1 
402 

Ping  Pong 

16  pts. 
15  pts. 
10  pts. 


Good  night 
Freshmen 
Pi  Beta  Phi 


Goodnight 

Phi  Mu 

Zeta  Tau  Alpha 


Pi  Beta  Phi 
Goodnight 
Phi  Mu 


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Men's  First  Semester  Intramural  Results 
Football 

Sigma  Nu  9-0 

Beta  Theta  Pi  7-2 

Kappa  Alpha  6-3 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi  6-3 


Ping  Pong 

Morlan 

18  pts. 

Kappa  Alpha 

14  pts. 

Delta  Tau  Delta 

1  1  pts. 

Bowling 

Sigma  Nu 

1817  pins 

Phi  Kapi^a  Tau 

1725  pins 

Beta  Thota  Pi 

1588  pins 

Volleyball 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 

10-0 

Sigma  Nu 

8-1 

Beta  Theta  Pi 

7-2 

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Organizations 


Officers  . .  .  elections  .  . .  clean 
ups  .  . .  speal<er5  .  . .  programs  .  .  . 
tours  ...  music  ...  practice  ... 
signs  .  .  .  nevvsnotes  .  .  .  foreign 
foods  .  .  .  concerts  .  . .  dinner  in 
the  back  dining  room  .  . .  Peace 
Awareness  Week  . . .  media  .  . . 
deadlines  . . .  stories  . . .  pics  . . , 
headline  counting  . . . 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Lynda  kelsesky,  Caryri  Teutsch,  Nancy 
McLaughlin,  Sharon  Chambers,  Kathy  Chadwick.  Second  row:  |lm 
Malley,  Rick  Zarnoch,  Chuck  Nalbantlan. 


Lett  ro  right:   Phil   Ruggieri,  president;  Sue  Cerhold,  vice  president, 
Kathy  lohnson,  secretary;  Danny  Dunmeyer,  treasurer. 


SBOG  and  Student  Court 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Cindy  Woodyard,  Maureen  Stewart,  Sandy  Block,  Elva  hluggins,  Beth  Hampton,  Tom 
Ogurcak,  Teryl  Berriman,  Claudia  Gilmartln,  Wendy  Kuhn.  Second  row:  Walter  Russo,  Phil  Ashton,  jenny 
Maurer,  Scott  Dillinger,  Robert  Moore,  Maurice  LaBonte,  Pete  Clough,  Holly  Hadlglan.  Third  row:  Beth 
Sweeney,  Judy  Flynn,  Greg  Hicks,  Glen  GlawronskI,  Laurie  Bahr,  Faith  Wooten,  Barb  Goresh,  Laura  Lee,  Dave 
Hodge,  Scott  McCoy,  Nell  Leitch.  Fourth  row:  Kathy  Johnson,  Dorothy  Walker,  Phil  Ruggieri,  Sue  Cerhold, 
Danny  Dunmeyer,  Mike  Weaver,  Greg  lordan,  Randall  Peters,  lohn  LiplnskI,  Mike  Zebrine. 


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Band 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Bert  DeVaui,  Neil 
Helme,  Mike  Shanaman,  Brian  Helme, 
lesus,  Cinris  Black,  Beth  Wilson,  Harry 
Kiskaddon,  Darrell  Vandervolt,  Sam 
Nicholas.  Second  row:  Rick  Ayer,  Bruce 
Byran,  losette  Cicone,  Gordon  Anderson, 
Eliud  Caulier,  Mike  Connor,  Tim  Barlett, 
Lauren  Chase. 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Steve  Wheeler,  Sam 
Nicolas,  Darrell  Vandervolt,  Wendy  Clukey, 
Bert  DeVaul,  Second  row:  josette  Cicone, 
Gordon  Anderson,  Eliud  Gautier,  Tim  Barlett, 
Lauren  Chase,  Sean  DeVaul,  Mike  Connor. 
Standing:  Matt  Lucas,  Jonas  Deratus. 


Choir 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Georgann  Reed, 
Kris  Daniels,  Tina  Craft,  Lisa  Heiart,  Lee 
Ann  Pierce,  Karen  Woodworth,  Beth 
Penfield.  Second  row:  Sharon  Bannon, 
Rene  Shackelford,  Cathy  Dougherty,  Kathy 
Talley,  Scott  Prouty,  Sean  Harry,  Amy 
Holzhausen,  Diane  Pertlaga.  Third  row: 
Lee  Mercer,  Keith  Sabella,  Tony  Kurtz, 
Frank  Merryman,  |ohn  Shabb,  Chris 
Seance,  Erik  Herzog. 


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Lett  to  right:  Ken  Zirm,  Kristen  Cad\,  Faith  Uooten,  Paul  WcQuade. 


Chemistry 
Club 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Michelle  SchrNver,  |ohn 
Bateman,  Beth  Wilson.  Margaret  Kemp,  Bar!  Balint, 
)oe  Amato.  Second  row:  Walt  Russo,  Perrv  Caughan, 
Danny  Martich,  Mike  Kellas,  Steve  Santilli,  Jim 
Freese. 


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Lett  to  right:  Faith  Wooten.  Beth  Grace,  \  al 
Barkhurst,  CaroKn  Bane\,  Debbie  Oakley,  loanne 
Risucci.  loanne  Daust,  Ann  Daly,  Met  Fjare,  Sharon 
Pattereon,  Kathy  Talley. 


Panhellenic  Counci 


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Food 

Service 

Committee 


Left  to  right:  Colleen  Beadling,  Rachel 
Long,  Dave  Hodge,  Mr.  Ruggiero,  Phil 
Whipple,  Sandy  Block,  lill  Hager. 


Top  to  bottom:  Sherie  Ryan,  Kris  Enguni,  Michelle  Schryver,  Penny  Poirier,   Louise  Keass,   |ill 
Heinrich,  lanet  Drogowski,  Missy  Kearney.  ■    .         \ 


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Tri  Beta 


First  row,  left  to  right:  John  Shaab,  Walter 
Russo,  Michelle  Schryver,  Josette  Cicone, 
Lori  Dragonir,  Frank  Trupo,  Dr,  Houts 
Second  row:  Ken  Winzek,  Bruce  Blank, 
Pete  Masone,  Steve  Sentilli,  Jamie  Bell,  |oe 
Amato,  Melinda  Elliot,  lackie  Heaton, 
Kathy  Corabi.  Third  row:  Paul  McKay, 
Danny  Martich,  Bob  Mulvihill 


First  row;  left  to  right:  Perry  Caughan,  Ken  Zirm,  Cathy  Dougherty,  Ann  Bailey,  Russ  Nicely. 
Second  row:  Cindy  Marks,  Bruce  lones,  Tina  Craft,  Jim  Reagan,  Sara  Waxman,  Cindy  Wilcox, 
Lisa  Heiart,  Connie  Carpenter,  Donna  Staderman,  Chris  Langston,  Karen  Casuccio,  Pat  Hosey, 
Dave  Wittek. 


Resident 
Assistants 


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Peace 
Studies 


Left  to  right:  Carolvn  McCrossin,  Chris 
Seance,  Ruth  Ball,  Colleen  Beadling,  Keith 
Sabella.  Maura  Carev. 


SNEA 


Left  to  right:  .Ann  Dal>,  .\lr.  J.  Davis,  Kim 
Steuck,  Debbie  Oakley,  Sharon  Patterson, 
Larr%'  Kaczmarek,  Laura  Lee,  Mar\-  Tate. 


Agape 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Chris  Enzerra.  )anet 
Stake,  Beth  Penfield.  Second  row:  Son\a 
Rodriguez,  Sardis  Mendez,  Jesus,  Mrs. 
Leitch,  Charlie  .VlcBride.  Third  row:  Juan 
Rodriguez,  Sue  Geyler,  Eluid  Gautier. 


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C.LE.W. 


Politica 
Affairs 


Left  to  right:  Rev.  Allan,  Sue  Ce>ler,  Chris  Enzerra,  Dave  Weber. 


Lett  to  right:  Tom  Abrams.  Brian  Helm,  jelt  Randolph 


Economics  Club 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Nora  Bonville,  Lisa 
Traub,  Scarlett  Foster,  Bonnie  Hewitt, 
Louise  Reass,  Barb  Goresh.  Second  Row: 
Doug  Cameron,  Francis  Matthews,  Greg 
lordon,  Todd  Williams,  Scott  McCoy. 


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German  Club 


Left  to  right:  Leonora  Cayard,  Ellen 
Trebilcock,  Lynn  Patterson,  Frank 
Merryman,  Glen  Glawronski,  Kevin 
Engemann,  Debbie  Oakley,  Sharon 
Bannon. 


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First  row,  left  to  right:  Pauline  Nelson,  Sara  Wolford,  Margaret  Lea  Warner,  Sharon  Patterson,  Claire 
F^eaney,  Sharon  Bannon.  Second  row:  Allison  Davies,  Beth  Cullis,  Sharon  Chambers,  Rob  Vale,  Carolyn 
McCrossin,  Kevin  Dykema,  Marjorie  Chase,  Alain  de  Sarran.  Third  row:  Bill  Allen,  Dave  Hodge,  Karen 
Woodworth,  FHeather  Trushel,  Dotty  Vojvodich,  Larry  Meltzer,  Edith  Crane,  Beth  Ferguson. 


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Spanish  Club 


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First  row,  lell  lo  right;  Sardis  Mendez,  Dr 
Risso,  Tara  Renner,  loanne  laflrey,  Eluid 
Cautier,  Mrs.  Carty.  Second  row:  luan 
Rodriquez,  Sonia  Rodriguez,  lohn 
Sholhead,  Todd  Hyde,  Mrs,  Risso,  Aron 
Guerrero,  Gail  Egger,  Maureen  Green. 


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101 


Tower 


First    row,    left    to    right:    Louise    Reass,  Beth 

Grace,    Scarlett     Foster,     Rick     Kenney,  Russ 

Rogerson.    Second    row:    |ohy    Sayers,  Pete 
lensen. 


Polygot 


Left  to  right:  Maggie  Winans,  Glen  Gawronski,  Pat  Dautel,  Sharon  Chambers. 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Ted  DeSelding,  Jennie  Lister,  Marilyn  Esposito,  Eric  Wilcox,  |odi 
Delonge.  Second  row:  Larry  Meltzer,  Beth  Grace,  Rich  Foge,  Chris  Enzerra,  John  Hannibal, 
Pete  Clough,  Lauren  Anderson,  Joe  Lawrence.  Third  row:  Mark  Wilcox,  Bill  Doughty,  Gail 
Seldon,  Moya  Melnick,  Nora  Melnick,  Fourth  row:  Greg  Hammaren,  Missy  Kearney,  Brent 
Myers,  Mark  Stultz,  )im  Humes. 


WVBC 


102 


Folio 


Left  to  right;  Maggie  Winans,  |eff  Wall, 
Leslie  Lomasson,  Beth  Grace,  Scarlett 
Foster,  Karen  Wallace. 


Bethanian 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Rich  Meyer,  Tina 
Tolley,  Patty  Schodder,  Melanie  Garrett, 
Eric  Schult  Second  row:  Lisa  Carlson, 
Charlie  McBride,  Frank  Merryman,  Dave 
hlodge. 


Harbinger 


Left  to  right:  Rick  Kenny,  Kathy  Kane,  Lisa  hieiart. 


103 


Peter, 

Peter, 

Pumpkin 

Eater 


Barnesville  . .  .  Ohio  Pumpkin  Fes- 
tival 1978  .  .  .  Spunky  takes  4th 
place  in  tobacco  spitting  contest 
.  . .  pumpkin  burgers,  punkm  can- 
dy, pumpkin  pie,  pumpkin  bread, 
pumpkin  ice  cream,  pumpkin 
waffles,  pumpkin  fudge  ...  I  nev- 
er want  to  see  the  color  orange 
again  . . .  parade  down  Main 
Street  . .  .  biggest  pumpkin  in 
town  .  .  .  did  you  get  enough 
signs?  .  .  .  Bethany  picture  at  pum- 
pkin tower  at  3pm  .  .  .  mugs  and 
T-shirts  .  .  .  such  a  long  walk  to 
the  car  .  .  .  pumpkins,  pumpkins, 
and  more  pumpkins 


104 


Tricks  and  Treats 


last  appearance  of  Igor  Vlad  .  . . 
Heaven  'n  Hell  ...  stuck  in  be- 
tween . .  .  Zeta  costume  party  . .  . 
Ragedy  Ann  and  Andy  .  .  .  Fruit  of 
the  Loom  girls  .  .  .  Wizard  of  Oz 
.  . .  Ku  Klux  Klan  .  .  .  coneheads 
.  . .  first  time  ever  for  soaping  win- 
dows .  .  .  apple  cider,  pumpkin 
pie,  carmel  apples  .  .  .  trick  or 
treating  for  UNICEF 


105 


Swayin'  to  the  Music 


lonathan  Edwards 


all-campus  parties  . .  .  what  a  way 
to  spend  a  Friday  night!  .  . .  loud 
music  ...  if  I  can  just  get  through 
the  crowd  .  .  .  where  is  the  keg? 
by  the  crowd  of  people  over 
there  ...  to  help  me  forget  what 
happened  this  week  .  .  .  Jonathan 
Edwards  .  . .  Aztec  Two-step  .  .  . 
Pure  Prarie  League  .  .  .  soft  and 
mellow  ().E.)  ...  Sunshine  ().E.) 
. . .  Amy  (P.P.L.)  . . .  papered  floor 


.  . .  getting  high 
loud     music     . . 
sloshed  again  .  . 


. .  feeling  fine 

sore     ears 
later  at  Sam's 


Herbie  Mann  workshop  . . .  Liona 
Boyd  .  .  .  something  to  relax  to 


^^^Hi^^L 

r'r  ^  ~,«^HHI 

The  Herbie  Mann  Band 


106 


There's  no  Place  like  Home 


crowning     of     Sue     Brigham     . . . 

Deits  place  first  in  floats  .  . .  Sigma 

Nu    ice   cream    float    .  .  .    football 

team  takes  on  CMU  ...  so  many 

old  (but  new)  faces  .  .  .  sit-down  MB  ~(f^- 

dinner  .  .  .  Jonathan  Edwards  and  BL''^> 

Aztec  Two-step  concerts  .  .  .  Les-  ji^       ^^ 

ter  Lanin  Hats  .  .  .  dance  all  night  ^^ ^^^i'O^ii, 

.  . .  pre-and  post-dance  parties  . .  .  itiiiTi'uir 

going    stag   .  .  .    enough    to    stock  'TrWYrf    _,:' 

three  liquor  stores  .  .  .  better  than 

beer     .  .  .     who     pulled     the     fire 

alarm?  .  .  .  vvaiting  out  in  the  cold 

.  .  .  lunch  on  Sunday?  how  about  '*'^5fi^4r*-^ 

dinner? 


108 


And  They  Spoke  in  Tongues 


is  this  what  they  call  "ethnic  mu- 
sic"? .  .  .  but  what  does  it  mean? 
.  . .  singing  .  .  .  foreign  cuisine  . .  . 
let's  outdo  the  French  club  .  . . 
dancing  to  a  foreign  beat  .a 
yellow  bird  . .  .  sombreros  . .  .  Ger- 
man peasantry  ...  no  class  on 
Friday 


109 


First  row,  left  to  right;  |immy  Paige,  Dan  Vogelhuber,  |im  Stumph,  Pete  \\ino\Kh,  Kendall  Ha\ei,  Ste\e  Zsigray,  Armand  Natiili,  Mark 
Brooks,  Fred  Gongola,  Randall  Peters,  Greg  Fenton,  Coach  Jim  Dafler.  Second  row:  Bill  Laszaz,  Greg  Dulkowski  -  student  coach,  |ohn 
Haberfield,  Mark  Cunningham,  Scott  Dillinger,  Steve  Petrovich,  Matt  Hartley,  Dave  Dempsey,  Chuck  Lazor,  Mike  Gulp,  Rod  Darner, 
George  Jewell,  Mark  lordan,  Tony  Kurtz,  Vince  Mancinelli,  lohn  Symaski  -  Student  coach,  lohn  Grey  —  manager. 


4r'^ 


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Basketball 


BETHANY 

54 

76 

73 

65 

75 

77 

63 

69 

85 

64 

74 

76 

83 

75 

103 

74 

59 

70 

86 

71 

69 


Geneva 

Waynesburg 

Virginia  Military 

Denison 

Ohio  Dominican 

Hiram 

Allegheny 

Thiel 

John  Carroll 

W&  ) 

Hi  ran 

CMU 

Case  Western 

Allegheny 

lohn  Carroll 

Thiel 

Hiram 

W  &  I 

Case  Western 

CMU 

Allegheny 


VISITOR 

53 
91 
90 
64 
55 
71 
69 
49 
76 
75 
69 
82 
77 
78 
71 
70 
61 
67 
77 
67 
77 


When  we  execute,  we  score  ...  on 
the  line  ...  PAC  close  but  no  cigar 
.  . .  lethargic  . .  .  satchel  .  ,  .  stretch, 
dillo,  vandal  .  .  .  duck  .  .  .  bubba's 
bonanza  .  . .  bandwagon  buddy- 
hooter  . .  .  Where's  the  new  field 
house?  . .  .  ice  it  .  .  .  scouting  reports 
.  . .  CMU  biggest  game  ...  the  crack 
of  dawn  . .  .  J)OP  .  . .  end  of  the 
bench,  Zig  ...  pitty  pats  .  .  .  kansas 
city,  fast  break,  drill  . . . 


/ 


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Swimming 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Michelle  Schryver,  Carey  Kohler,  )udy  Flynn,  Lori  Fay,  Sue  Driggs,  Aaron 
Bain.  Second  row:  Tom  Ogurcuk,  Danny  Morgan,  Bruce  Bryan,  Bruce  Botl<in,  Dave  Cottington, 
Adolpha  Araya,  Coach  Doug  Bain.  Third  row:  Mike  Hamilton,  Eric  Schult,  Bruce  Seward,  Steve 
Ebbets,  Steve  Burfield,  )ohn  Serra,  Greg  Bernsader. 


Snow  Rolling  .  .  .  The  bisons  are 
my  kind  of  team  . .  .  Bahama 
Mana  . . .  lumpin  lohnny 
Flamebrain  .  .  .  Nerfball  .  .  .  Pea- 
nuts . .  .  popcorn,  onion  soup  .  .  . 
Holiday  Hotel  and  bath  club  ... 
high  elbon  parties  .  . .  Schmebb's 
lucky  green  swim  cap  .  . .  speed 
traps  . . .  Kenny's  old  lady 


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Women's  Basketball 


BETHANY 

VISITOR 

_i 

63                Steubenville 
45                       CMU 

73 
50 

CO 

en 

46                 Seton  Hill 

53 

49                  Point  Park 

69 

57                    Carlow 
28                      W&  1 

51 
52 

47                Steubenville 

55 

en 

46              California  State 

53 

Lr 

36                  Duquesne 

72 

68                       CMU 

60 

63                   Seton  Hill 

39 

64                      W  &  1 

67 

42                Robert  Morris 

50 

3 

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zU 

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The  ten  minute  torture  circuit  . .  . 
Rocl<y  ...  Kelly's  Try  Us  play  ... 
Coach  is  a  grandma  .  . .  Kris  and 
referee  Carl's  courtin  .  . .  and  trainer 
Laura's  off  courting  .  .  .  keeping  spir- 
its high  on  the  back  of  the  bus  . . , 
planning  7  games  a  week  next  year 
.  . .  the  Mo  green  machine  .  .  .  Hack 
Repplier  . .  ,  pat  up  in  smoke  on  van. 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Beth  Mitchell,  Beth  Sutton,  Diane  Thompson,  Kelly  Theal,  Leslie 
Bertel.  Second  row:  LeeAnn  Paquette,  Karen  Repplier,  |odi  Densberger,  Terry  Swinehart,  Kris 
Schwertfeger,  Pat  Richards,  Coach  Donna  Keith. 


115 


Freshman  formal  ...  let  the  girls 
do  the  asking  ...  a  starry  wall  .  .  . 
pre-dance  hall  parties  .  .  .  look  at 
the  size  of  that  mistletoe  . .  .  let's 
trade  dresses  .  .  .  Bowery  Brawl  .  . . 
come  incognito  .  .  .  the  craziest 
hat  and  glasses  .  .  .  whose  room 
did  you  end  up  in?  .  .  .  what  does 
sheep  mean?  .  .  .  but  what  if  I 
want  to  go  to  two  fraternity  danc- 
es on  one  night?  .  .  .  sorority  trim 
the  tree  parties  .  .  .  bouncy  elves 


in  the  cafeteria  . .  .  Christmas 
trees,  tinsel,  and  especially  mis- 
tletoe at  the  house  parties  . . . 


116 


117 


Amy  . . .  starring  Fran  McDormand 
. . .  nnust  depend  on  herself  . . .  she  is 
an  actress  looking  for  a  break  in 
show  biz  . . .  how  could  one  person 
know  their  lines  well  enough  to  do 
an  entire  play  by  oneself  and  be  a 
success  at  it?  ...  senior  project  . . . 
The  Cherry  Orchard  . . .  Russian 
Playwright  . .  .  bizarre  .  . .  practice 
takes  precedence  . . .  but  we  are 
dedicated  actors  . .  .  director  -  Da- 
vid lolliffe,  1974  Bethany  grad  ... 
clear  the  stage  for  the  next  produc- 
tion 


Music  is  My  Life 


If^^^^^^^H 

^..l,-^r^l*.i, 

Weeks  and  weeks  of  rehearsal  . . . 
the  inevitable  sore  throat  on 
opening  night  .  . .  puts  you  in  the 
Christmas  spirit  ...  are  those 
sounds  actually  coming  out  of 
their  mouths,  or  is  it  a  record?  . . . 
Eleanor  Steber,  performs  in  Com- 
mencement Hall  ...  a  change  of 
pace  . . .  lames  Walsh  Gypsy  Band 
.  . .  Chicago  style  . . .  twirling 
drum  sticks  . . .  walking  through 
the  audience 


sledding  at  Gresham  house  .  .  ^ 
waxing  the  blades  .  .  .  what  if  I 
need  brakes  .  .  .  close  your  eyes 
and  hold  tight  .  .  .  off  to  the  ten- 
nis courts  to  pull  a  rope  .  .  .  knee 
deep  snow  .  .  .  rope  burn  but  too 
much  fun  to  notice  .  . .  reminds 
me  of  camp  days  .  .  .  snow,  the 
softest  rock  to  chisel  .  .  .  birthday 
cake  for  George  ...  his  cherry  tree 
...  a  huge  cherry  .  .  .  Nixon  says 
peace  ...  six  foot  icicles  .  .  .  foot- 
ball in  the  snow  .  .  .  hot  chocolate 
to  top  it  all  off  ...  for  some,  just  a 
day  to  catch  up  with  the  studies 


Winter  Wonderland 


120 


121 


wnere  s  everyone  atf  ...  snowed 
in  . .  .  serenity  . . .  living  in  a  dif- 
ferent dorm  . . .  u/orking  for  B  & 
C,  the  cafeteria,  the  English  de- 
partnnent,  the  admissions  office, 
etc  ...  letters  to  and  from  those 
missing  ...  the  noisy  ones  aren't 
here  . . .  watching  films  till  your 
eyes  go  bleary  . . .  stuck  in  the 
snow  . . .  sliding  down  hills,  steps 
. . .  something  I  always  wanted  to 
study  . . .  getting  to  know  a  famil- 
iar face  . . .  previewing  the  trauma 
of  comps  . . . 


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Its  been 


door  die  ...  four  years  packed 
into  one  exam  ...  I  hope  I  don't 
have for  my  orals  . . .  I've  nev- 
er studied  this  much  in  my  life  . . . 
be  waiting  for  me  at  4  pm  here 
. . .  with  a  bottle  . . .  and,  oh,  were 
the  corks  popping  .  .  .  con- 
gratulations .  . .  tears  and  hugs  . . . 
January  term  people  give  moral 
support  . .  .  distinction  .  . .  sleep- 
less nights  ...  agony  for  weeks, 
then  a  simple  "passed"  for  jubila- 
tion . . . 


Make  New  Friends, 


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But  Keep  The  Old 


124 


long  awaited  day  after  all  those 
parties  .  .  .  will  four  o'clock  ever 
come?  . .  .  the  best  pledge  class 
.  .  .  run  up  that  hill?  .  .  .  who  gets 
to  carry  the  flag?  .  .  .  anxiety  .  .  . 
second  thoughts?  .  .  .  picnic  din- 
ner on  top  of  many  beers 
chugged  .  .  .  let's  tour  the  campus 
.  . .  more  kegs  than  ever  for  one 
day  .  .  .  everyone  here  is  passed 
out  and  its  only  9  o'clock  ... 
shirts  to  wear  .  .  .  begin  pledge 
education  .  .  .  quality,  not  quan- 
itity  in  pledges  .  .  . 


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Where  the  Boys  are 


Get  me  out  of  here  .  .  .  ride  des- 
pertly  needed  to  Florida  .  .  .  you're 
not  going  to  Florida?  .  .  .  reserva- 
tion, how  many  in  a  room?  ...  I 
need  a  new  bathing  suit,  sung- 
lasses, suntan  lotion,  sundress  .  . . 
squeezed  in  a  car  for  an  entire 
day  ...  so  many  college  kids  ... 
bring  me  back  some  sunshine  .  .  . 
trouble  gettin  back  .  .  .  United's 
strike  .  .  .  again  Bethany  is  calm, 
but  lonely  .  .  .  high-school  age 
visitors  rampage  the  lounges  .  .  . 
choir  trip  to  Canada  ...  let  my 
tan  never  fade  .  .  .  you  sure  you 
can  sit  that  in  that  trunk  .  .  .  while 
I  was  laying  out  I  had  goose 
bumps,  that  night  I  had  a  sun- 
burn —  remarkable  .  .  .  Hilton 
Fiead  .  . .  here  comes  the  freckles 


128 


The  Stars  Are  Here 


Richard  Valerian!  .  .  .  NBC  .  . .  foreign 
correspondent  ...  his  own  book  .  . . 
Carter's  foreign  policy  .  .  .  from  a 
small  town  newspaper  in  Trenton  to 
Cuba  covermg  Castro  for  AP  to  cor- 
respondent .  .  .  dinner  and  questions 
in  the  back  dining  ground  .  .  .  stu- 
dent impact  .  .  .  opera  .  .  .  "Cosi  Fan 
Tuttle"  . .  .  Mosart  .  .  .  directed  by 
Mildred  Miller  Posvar  ...  fickle  ... 
women  are  like  that  .  .  .  satire  .  . . 
costumes  .  .  .  make  up  .  .  .  and  let's 
perform  . .  . 


The  Singer  Sings  His  Songs 


picnic 
.  .  Kid- 


Spring  Weekend  79  .  . 
concert  in  the  cafeteria 
dog  .  .  .  down  home  music  . . . 
watermelon  and  pineapple  .  . . 
Tom  Parks  ...  a  riot  .  .  .  laugh- 
ter .. .  3.2  beer  .  .  .  square  danc- 
ing . .  .  surprise  guest  . .  .  Steve 
Martin  .  .  .  clone  .  . .  King  Tut 
.  . .  Michael  Stanley  Band  ...  in 
the  field  house  .  .  .  clap  your 
hands  .  .  .  loud  music  .  .  .  relax- 
ing to  the  sounds  .  .  .  Sunday  in 
the  quadrangle  .  . .  Walter 
Weisburg  .  .  .  soft  listening  mu- 
sic ...  banjo  sounds  .  . .  Mi- 
chael lohnson  .  .  .  bluer  than 
blue  .  .  .  cold  weather  for 
spring  weekend  .  . .  laying  in 
the  grass  . .  .  keeping  beat  to 
the  music  .  .  .  Bubba's  Bison 
Inn  Stampede  .  .  .  runners  from 
everywhere  .  .  . 


130 


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131 


It's  Perry  Gresham  Day! 


It's  Perry  Gresham  Day,  it's  Perry 
Gresham  Day  .  .  .  parade  down 
Main  Street  .  .  .  fire  sirens  .  .  .  did 
you  order  your  Perry  Gresham 
Day  T-shirt?  . .  .  collector  items  .  .  . 
dress  up  . . .  the  queen  .  .  .  deco- 
rate your  car  .  .  .  where  did  you 
get  that  outfit  .  .  .  Perry  ordered 
over  10  .  .  .  biggest  parade  in  town 


132 


sn't  She  Lovely 


You  are  invited  to  the  J2nd 
annual  May  Morning  Breakfast 
.  .  .  honoring  the  Seniors  ...  for 
women  only  ...  a  sexist  rally? 
.  . .  fresh  strawberries  ...  are 
you  sure  it's  not  an  illusion  .  .  . 
why  couldn't  we  have  waiters 
like  this  all  the  time?  .  .  .  carna- 
tions . .  .  Faith  narrates  style 
show  from  bathing  suits  to 
warm-ups  to  evening  gowns 
.  .  .  from  a  self-sewn  original  to 
a  Calvin  Klein  creation  .  . .  mu- 
sic by  William  E.  Crosbie  ... 
Helen  L.  McGuffie  speaks  on 
faculty  impact  on  her  life  .  .  . 
will  I  return  to  Bethany?  ... 
Mary  Pat's  hat  fmally  makes 
the  style  show  .  .  .  trantic  be- 
hind the  scenes  .  .  .  don't  trip 
up  on  that  stage  ...  I  get  up 
more  often  on  Saturdays  if  it 
was  like  this  . .  . 


133 


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BETHANY 

VISITOR 

9 
3 

6 
13 
14 
1 

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2 

Geneva                         5 

4 

Grove  City                      7 
5 

8 
1 

Thiel                          1 

4 

1 

9 

12 

6 

15 

9 

9 

9 

9 

Duquesne                      10 

Waynesburg                     7 

2 

Case  Western                    5 

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W&J                            6 

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Allegheny                       6 

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First  row,  left  to  right:  Larry  Kaczmarek,  Matt  O'Shea,  Rick  Kenney,  Gary  Frankhouser,  Mike 
Montgomery,  Dave  lablonowski,  Kenny  Gongola.  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Coach  Dunfee, 
Scott  Lanz,  Mike  Mari,  Fred  Gongola,  lay  Outland,  Mike  Bromey,  Lee  Frankhouser,  Rick 
Zarnoch,  Bruce  Kiser,  lohn  Maltese.  Third  row,  left  to  right:  |.R.  Wright,  Gary  Bischof,  lohn 
Symanski,  |im  Lane,  Bill  Moore,  Steve  Zsigray,  Denny  Ranson,  Gary  Hughes,  Tom  Daley,  Matt 
Montgomery,  Mark  Brooks. 


134 


Baseball 


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First  in  the  PAC's  .  .  .  three  sets  of 
brothers  .  . .  Lanz  in  the  papers,  most 
valuable  player,  .500  batting  . . . 
chubs-o,  conference  team  -  Freddy 
C,  Lee  Frankhouser,  Lanz,  Gary 
Hughes  .  .  .  ass't.  coach  |.R.  .  .  .  Mari- 
long  ball  hitter  .  . .  homers  ...  Dr. 
Ranson  . .  .  tour  in  Carolinas  . . .  Ivan 
.  . .  Duke  . .  .  Ziggy  ...  big  season  .  .  . 


135 


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Track 


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BETHANY 

74 
63 
89 

101 '/2 

72 
90 
106 
81 
60 
79 
51 


Grove  City 

Hiram 

lohn  Carroll 

Walsh 

Thiel 

Fairmont 

W&J 

Geneva 

Westminster 

CMU 

Allegheny 


VISITOR 

72 
78 
53 

411/2 

72 
54 
37 
64 
85 
66 
93 


Black     Mac's 
playing     the 
Atinerary  joe  . 
.  . .  Dr.  Maag 
white  shoes   , 


.  .  .  Are  you 
hard  roll  ... 
. .  Joe  Wobble 
.  .  .  Le  Car  .  .  . 
,  .   Alexander's 


2nd  in  220  and  3rd  in  100  .  .  . 
Kon  3rd  in  880  .  .  .  Villani  3rd 
in  javelin  . .  .  Maag  3rd  in 
1500  .  .  .  Ace  Lone  Track 
Team  .  . .  Gena  .  .  .  Gafer!  .  . . 
PAC's  .  .  .  Hey  dude!  .  .  .  Swi- 
genhoag  .  .  ,  Foreign  Agents 
.  . .  Rod  ..  . 


First  row,  left  to  right:  Kip  Lewis,  Marty  Maag,  |oe  Trubacz,  Dan  Sigler,  Steve  Peterson,  |im  Delvin, 
Kurt  Plouck,  |im  Leon.  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Doug  Bain,  Brian  Starkey,  Bruce  Bryan,  Dave  Blaner, 
lim  Shaw,  |ohn  Quinn,  lohn  Alexander,  Bill  Carver,  Dave  Gundling,  Jeff  Thompson,  Alex  Kon,  Scott 
Dillinger,  Mike  Dorsey,  Denny  Williams,  Steve  Yereb,  Rick  Villani,  Coach  Dave  Wottle. 


136 


Tennis 


T 


n 


Standing,  left  to  right:  Coacin  Kurey,  Bruce  Brotliis,  Ted  DeSelding,  left  Sieber,  Marl<  Hayes,  Ken 
Zirm,  Pete  Sanderson,  limmy  Paige,  Keith  Todd,  Andy  Feierstein,  Dave  Hayes,  Kurey. 


BETHANY 

4 
6 

4 
9 
5 

7 


Hiram 

Allegheny 

Geneva 

Thiel 

Robert  Morris 

Grove  City 


VISITOR 

0 
3 
5 
0 
4 
2 
6 


Hayes  and  Zirm-double  champs 
again  .  .  .  undefeated  too  ...  get  a 
haircut,  Keith  ...  "I'll  give  you  the 
pants  if  I  can  keep  the  top  .  . .  who's 
racket  is  Ted  using  today  .  .  .  new- 
comers boost  moral  . .  .  Del  Ratona 
...  37  degrees  at  PAC's  .  .  .  shut-up 
Pete  . . .  Schmoe  . .  .  Andy's  van  gak 
.  . .  Thiel  -  we  couldn't  have  done  it 
without  you  Mark  .  . .  Let's  jam  the 
tots  . . .  wake  up  call  for  Ted  . . . 


137 


Golf 


Coach's  driving  ability  .  .  .  Todd's 
drives  .  . .  Marl<  C.'s  puts?  .  .  .  the 
bench  brothers  ...  hit  the  links 
.  . .  not  again  Todd!  .  .  .  high  gross 
Groat  .  . .  Habs  hit  'em  hard  . . . 
PAC  tub  of  ice  .  .  .  Danny  D  and 
Glyn  T.  ...  a  couple  strokes  less 
and  we  would  have  had  'em  .  .  . 
can't  get  rid  of  that  slice  .  .  .  flex- 
ibilities .  .  .  alot  of  potential  .  .  . 
victory  over  Case  ...   no  seniors 


W^^^m,^^^M^^<^:M>^%^l ;  '^^^t:'j^^ 


Standing,    left    to    right;    Coach    Ault,    Mark    Jordan,    Ross    Fowler,    )ohn    Haberfield, 
Cunningham,  Scott  Eisenlohr,  Todd  Williams,  Carol  Groat. 


Mark 


VARSITY  B  -  First  row,  left  to  right:  Rick  Gdtek,  John  Shope,  Donny  Morehouse,  Greg 
Fenton,  Advisor  |im  Dafler.  Second  row,  left  to  right:  Scott  Dillinger,  Mark  FHayes,  Carl 
Clemens,  Tom  Denne,  |ohn  Tritschler,  Dale  Grosso,  Rick  Villani,  Dave  Priore. 


BETHANY 

481 


W&l 

Thiel 

lohn  Carroll 

Case  Western 

Marietta 

Hiram 

Grove  City 

Waynesburg 

Westminster 

Allegheny 

Grove  City 

Pitt 

CMU 

W&l 

Clarion 

Slippery  Rock 


VISITOR 

461 
478 
448 
484 
378 
421 
435 
470 
422 
458 
397 
389 
399 
427 
384 
367 


F.C.    M.rr.//n.n  '^ 


138 


BETHANY 

VISITOR 

8 

WesI  Liberty 

2b 

2b 

Chatham 

2J 

](-> 

Robert  Morris 

17 

8 

Waynesburg 

q 

20 

Chatham 

1 1 

8 

Calif.  State 

)  J 

First  row,  left  to  right:  Connie  Lambires,  Lisa  DeFuso,  Leslie  Bertel,  Sue  Kaplan.  Second  row, 
left  to  right:  Melanie  Stevens,  Cindy  Marks,  Diane  Pfeil,  Sue  Woods,  Claudia  Gilmartin, 
Margaret  Weidman,  Jan  Charles.  Third  row,  left  to  right:  Coach  luan  Rodriquez,  Carol  Tozzo, 
Kathy  Leitch,  Connie  Carpenter,  Terry  Swinehart,  Cam  lohnson,  Mary  Stavish,  Coach  Donna 
Keith,  |oe. 


Softball 


Arriba!   Arriba! 


which   field   is 


oursr 


rain   again 


treat    us 


like  ball  players  .  .  .  I'm  going  to 
kick  you  all  the  way  back  to  Beth- 
an\  .  .  .  how  could  she  tag  me 
with  her  back  turned  towards 
me?  .  .  .  what  are  we  playing  you 
for  anyway  Houston;'  .  .  .  some- 
body put  a  ball  in  that  pitcher's 
mouth  .  . .  which  way  is  second 
base  .  .  .  real  uniforms  next  year 
.  . .  good  season,  good  coach, 
good  year  . . . 


139 


Lacrosse 


BETHANY 

VISITOR 

13                       WVU 

12 

'-               Morgantown 

5 

5                Slippery  Rock 

8 

8                          Pitt 

12 

^                     Oberlin 

8 

'■*                 Allegheny 

4 

21                       w&l 

7 

1^                   Marietta 

7 

^                         Pitt 

12 

1                        W&l 

0 

Men's  team  -  third  in  Alleghe- 
ny Lacrosse  League  . . .  Korn- 
first  in  total  points,  goals 
scored  and  MVP  oftense  .  .  . 
Kleehammer-first  in  assists  .  .  . 
lohnson-MVP  defense 
McConaghy-Unsirving  Hero  .  .  , 
Walter  Bortz  Award-Billy  Korn 
.  .  .  road  trips  ...  6-4  season  .  .  . 
four  overtimes  in  the  rain  with 
WVU  .  .  .  headers  .  .  .  Peach- 
head  .  . .  malicious  .  .  .  Beaver's 
alive!  . .  .  titmouse  . . .  women's 
lacrosse  and  Coach  Sally  .  .  . 
Haley  to  Van  Ripperscore!  .  .  . 
big  white  ...  Penny  and  Kelli, 
yellow  flags  ...  the  crowd-red 
flag  ...  it  is  Kim  or  Lisa?  .  .  . 
unprofessional  to  semi-profes- 
sional .  . .  smooth  field  . . . 
officials?  . . . 


First  rov 


3w,  lell  lu  right:  Phil  Healy,  )ohn  Leibreck,  John  Kleehammer,  Coach  Paul  Chewning  Drew 
McConaghy,  Dave  Cottington,  Ian  Armstrong,  Neil  Helme,  Mike  Doyle.  Second  row  left  to  right- 
Dave  Wittek,  Chns  Payne,  Ian  GolcJberg,  left  Boucek,  Rex  Johnson,  Bob  Campbell,  Bob  Livingston 
Dave  Borda,  Dave  Hess,  Paul  Read,  Chns  Matthai,  Dave  Otto,  Joe  McCardle,  Mike  Hamilton  Billy 
Korn  ' 


140 


First  row,  left  to  right;  Beth  Van  Ripper,  Sue  Haley,  Linda  Keale,  Millicenl  Connors.  Second  row, 
left  to  right:  Coach  Sally  Dorwart,  lean  Whalen,  Deb  Scheirer,  Shelley  Wells,  Carey  Kohler, 
Betsy  Carey,  Sue  Williams,  Kim  Borelli,  Lisa  Bissell,  Terry  Zabrucky,  Lee  Ann  Paquette,  Carol 
Moeller,  Kelli  Theall,  Cindv  Digna^io,  Penny  Poirier,  Val  Morris 


k' 


■..V 


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141 


1978-79  Men's 

Intramurals 

Final  Stand 

ngs 

Sigma  Nu 

310.5 

Beta  Theta  Pi 

305.5 

Kappa  Alpha 

253 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 

222 

Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 

173 

Phi  Kappa  Tau 

155 

Delta  Tau  Delta 

154 

Overflow 

78 

Woolery 

77.5 

Morlan 

71 

McLean-McEachern 

24 

Men's  Second  Semester  Intramural  Results 


Basketball 


Beta  Theta  Pi 
Sigma  Nu 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 


Bete  Theta  Pi 
Sigma  Nu 
Morlan 


"B"  League 


7-0 
6-1 
4-3 


8-0 

7-1 
6-2 


Kappa  Alpha 
Sigma  Nu 
Beta  Theta  Pi 

Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Kappa  Alpha 
Sigma  Nu 

Sigma  Nu 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha 
Phi  Kappa  Tau 

Kappa  Alpha 
Sigma  Nu 
Beta  Theta  Pi 

Sigma  Nu 
Beta  Theta  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha 

Kappa  Alpha 
Sigma  Nu 
Beta  Theta  Pi 

Beta  Theta  Pi 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
Sigma  Nu 


Wrestling 


Swimming 


Softball 


Tennis 


Golf 


Track 


Racketball 


77.5 

pts. 

50.5 

pts. 

44 

pts. 

74.5 

pts. 

65 

pts. 

46.5 

pts. 

9-0 

6-2 

6-2 

6-2 

20 

pts. 

17 

pts. 

12.5 

pts. 

359 

374 

384 

70 

pts. 

69 

pts. 

66 

pts. 

27 

pts. 

17 

pts. 

14.5 

pts. 

142 


Second  Semester  Intramurals 


Women's  Second  Semester  Intramural  Results 
Bowling 

Goodnight  (only  team) 


Alpha  Xi  Delta 
Freshmen 
Phi  Mu 
Goodnight 


Alpha  Xi  Delta 
Phi  Mu 
Goodnight 


Goodnight 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Phi  Mu 
Kappa  Delta 


Basketball 


Swimming 


Softball 


,140  pms 


6-0 
4-2 
4-2 
4-2 


66  pts. 
53  pts. 
49  pts. 


6-0 
5-1 

4-2 
3-3 


Track 


Goodnight 
Phi  Mu 


144 

70 


1978-79  Women's  Intramurals  Final  Standings 


Goodnight 

Phi  Mu 
Freshmen 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
Alpha  Xi  I3elta 
Kappa  Delta 
Pi  Beta  Phi 


249.5 

(new  record) 

171.5 

104 

96 

60 

50 

25 


143 


Sing, 
Sing  a  Son 


Creek  Sings  .  .  .  do,  rey,  mi  ...  Pi 
Beta  Phi  and  Phi  Kappa  Tau  win- 
ners .  .  .  suits  and  ties  .  .  .  match- 
ing outfits  .  .  .  Halls  of  Ivy  . .  .  Sue 
Carse  receives  outstanding  fresh- 
men women  award  from  the 
brothers  of  Phi  Kappa  Tau  .  .  . 
songs  range  from  a  medley  of 
the  Sound  of  Music  to  Ashgrove 
.  . .  songleaders  and  practice  .  .  . 
honoring  Mother's  Day  .  .  .  Par- 
ent's Weekend  too  .  . .  taking 
home  the  first  load  of  junk  .  .  .  we 
don't  eat  like  this  all  the  time  . . . 
but,  Mom,  Benedum  Commons  is 
not  "eating  out"  . .  .  Father  Di- 
Bacco's  last  mass  .  .  .  clean  the 
room  .  .  .  use  the  vaccuum  cleaner 
...  how  about  a  loan  till  summer 
vacation  .  .  .  goodies  from  home 
.  .  .  Happy  Mother's  Day!  . .  . 


144 


A  Little  Night  Music 


A  Little  Night  Music  .  .  .  Stephen 
Sondheim  .  . .  musical  .  .  .  Director 
David  ludy  .  . .  bittersweet  tale  of 
love  .  .  .  "Send  in  the  Clowns"  . .  . 
professional  posters  .  .  .  practice, 
practice,  practice  .  . .  break  a  leg 
.  . .  chorus  .  . .  1979  musical  pro- 
duction .  . .  look  out  Broadway, 
here  we  come  .  . .  I've  learned  to 
do  math  problems  in  my  head 
while  reciting  my  lines  .  . . 

145 


Honor  Societies 


Alpha  Psi  Omega  —  Theatre:  Top  picture, 
first  row.  left  to  right:  Karen  Clark,  Dave 
Hoseini,  Sarah  Bunkley,  Pete  lensen,  |ohn 
Sayers,  Diana  Pertlaga.  Second  row;  left  to 
right:  David  )udy,  Bill  Crosbie,  John  Taylor, 
Lee  Mercer,  Dave  Weber,  Bill  Hickok,  Fran 
McDormand,  Tim  Thompson,  Nina 
Schroth,  Mary  Pat  Millea.  Missing  from 
picture:  Tom  Humes,  lulie  O'Neil,  Lisa 
Sweeney,  Sara  VVaxman,  Vern  Ticknor. 
Sigma  Delta  Pi  -  Spanish:  Center  picture, 
first  row,  left  to  right:  Fresia  Risso,  Tara 
Renner,  Marjorie  Carty.  Second  row,  left 
to  right:  Gail  Egger,  Sardis  Mendez,  Sue 
Haley,  Arlene  Rodriquez,  Claudia 
Gilmartin,  Missy  Kearney,  Ken  Jacobs, 
lames  Carty.  Missing  from  picture: 
Maureen  Green,  Sue  High,  Kathy  Kane, 
.Marie  leanty 

Beta,  Beta  Beta  —  Biology:  Bottom  picture, 
first  row,  left  to  right:  Melinda  Elliot,  Frank 
Trupo,  Gary  Bergman,  Lori  Dragonir. 
losette  Cicone,  Paul  McKay.  Second  row, 
left  to  right:  Shaun  Moss,  Walter  Russo, 
|im  Freese,  lohn  Shabb,  Larry  Houts. 
Honor  societies  not  pictured: 
Kappa  Pi  —  Art:  Ann  Martino,  Karen 
Guida,  Penny  Poirier,  Ellen  Trebilcock. 
Society  For  Collegiate  Journalists  — 
Communications:  Rick  Kenney,  Scarlett 
Foster,  Moya  Melnick,  Leslie  Bertel, 
George  Couch,  Claire  Heaney,  Dave  Horn, 
Leslie  Lomasson,  Harry  Mainzer,  Angelo 
Pascucci,  Anne  Royston,  Patty  Schodder, 
Billie  Schrecker,  Faith  Skowronski,  Donna 
Staderman,  Liz  Stevens,  Linda  LJnger, 
Maggie  Winans,  Neil  Arthur,  Ann  Bailey, 
Sandy  Block,  Pete  Clough,  Rich  Foge,  Chris 
Fowler,  Beth  Grace,  Pete  Jenson,  Rachel 
Long,  Nora  Melnick,  )im  Rice,  Russ 
Rogerson,  John  Sayers,  Mark  Stultz,  Cindy 
Wilcox. 

Omicron  Delta  Epsilon  —  Economics: 
Frank  Haas,  Mike  Laughner,  Tony 
Mourkas,  Billie  Schrecker,  Mark  Sloan, 
Gene  Turley,  Dottie  Vojvodich,  Brad 
Bohrer,  Nora  Bonville,  Barb  Goresh, 
Bonnie  Hewitt,  Doug  Holmes,  Neil 
Johnson,  Bob  McCann,  Beth  Rommel, 
Steve  Zsigray, 

Phi  Delta  Psi  —  Physical  Education:  lohn 
Symanski,  Bil  Railing,  Mark  Brooks,  Mark 
Cook,  Tom  Humes,  Laura  Lowe,  Kelly 
Martin,  Don  Morehouse,  |im  Regan, 
Charles  Remus,  Pete  Sanderson,  )eff 
Severino,  Carol  Tozzo,  lohn  Alexander, 
Maureen  Green,  Randy  Patterson,  Kathy 
Talley. 

Lambda  lota  Tau  -  English:  Sarah  Bunkley, 
Sean  Burke,  Kathy  Kane,  Lynda  Kelsesky, 
Mike  Laughner,  Marc  Runyon,  Billie 
Schrecker,  Linda  Unger,  Rich  Williams, 
Ken  Zirm. 


146 


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on  Top 

of 

the  World 


Phi  Alpha  Theta  -  History:  Frank  Haas,  Bill  Kerr,  Barb  Wheeler,  Rick 
Zarnoch,  Ruth  Ball,  Brad  Bohrer,  Greg  jordon,  lohn  Lipinski,  Chuck 
Nalbarilian,  Caryn  Teutsch. 

Kappa  Mu  Epsilon  -  Mathematics:  Gene  Turley,  Perry  Gaughan,  Beth 
Penfleld,  Ralph  Artuso,  Bonnie  Hewitt,  |enny  Maurer,  Frank  Merryman,  Beth 
Rommel,  Kevin  Stulga,  Steve  Zsigray,  |oe  Amato,  Teryl  Berriman,  Melinda 
Elliott,  Dave  FHayes,  Ken  lacobs,  Margaret  Kemp,  Matt  Maggio,  Danny 
Marich,  Fred  Phelleps,  Steve  Santilli,  Beth  Wilson. 

KALON:  Scarlett  Fostrjr,  Paul  McQuade,  Lynda  Kelsesky,  Lori  Dragonir, 
Perry  Gaughan,  Nancy  McLaughlin,  Marc  Runyon,  Billie  Schrecker,  Dottie 
Vojvodicti,  Ken  Zirm,  Rick  Kenney,  Caryn  Teutsch,  Lisa  Traub,  Rick  Zarnoch. 
Gamma  Sigma  Kappa:  Ralph  Artuso,  Sharon  Chambers,  Beth  Covert,  Pat 
Dautel,  Cindy  Grey,  Mike  Laughner,  Paul  McQuade,  Frank  Merryman, 
Sherry  Miller,  Marc  Runyon,  Gene  Turley,  Barb  Wheeler,  Steve  Zsigray,  Phil 
Ashton,  Tim  Barlett,  Brad  Bohrer,  Nora  Bonville,  Melinda  Elliott,  Scarlett 
Foster,  Frank  Haas,  Bonnie  Hewitt,  Ken  lacobs,  George  Kellis,  Debbie 
Scheirer,  Mark  Seabright,  John  Shabb,  Dottie  Vojvodich,  Ken  Zirm, 


College-Wide  Awards 

The  Francis  O.  Carter  Prize  -  Kenneth  A.  Zirm  (Outstanding 

Senior) 

The  W,F,    Kennedy   Prize   -   Richard  |.   Kenney   (Outstanding 

junior  Man) 

Pittsburgh  Bethany  College  Club  Award  —  Caryn  Ann  Teutsch 

(Outstanding  junior  Woman) 

Vira  Heinz  Travel  Award  -  Melinda  Elliot 

Departmental  Awards 

Biology 

Senior  —  |ohn  Shabb 

Freshman  -  Gary  Bergman  and  Shaun  Moss 
Business  and  Economics 

Forrest  H.  Kirkpatrick  Award  -  Eleanor  Bonville  and  Frank 
Haas 

Wall  Sireel  journal  Award  -  Eugene  Turley 
Communications 

Society  for  Collegiate  journalists  Award  -  Janet  Drogowski 
and  David  Hosseini 

Scholarship  Award  -  Elizabeth  Ann  Sentell 

Channel  Three  Television  Service  Award  -  Robert  Forrest 

WVBC  Senior  Award  —  Faith  Skowronski 

E.E.  Roberts  Award  —  Scarlett  Foster 

Scripps   -    Howard    Award    -    Faith    Skowronski   and    Larry 
Metlzer 
English 

Cammie  Pendleton  (Sophomore)  —  Karen  Wallace 

Cammie  Pendleton  (junior)  —  Christine  Phillips 

Christine  Burleson  —  Linda  Unger 

Florence  Hoagland  -  Kathleen  Kane 
History  —  Frank  Haas 

Mathematics  -  Ralph  Artuso  and  Stephen  Zsigray 
Foreign  Language 

Pearl  Mchalfey  -  Sharon  Chambers 

Theodore  R.  Kimpton  —  Edith  H.  Crane 

Margaret  Woods  —  Tara  Renner 

Shirley  Morris  —  Gail  Egger 
Physical  Education 

John  ].  Knight  -  William  Railing  and  John  Symanski 

S.  Elizabeth  Reed  —  Maureen  Green 
Physics  -  Richard  Ayer  and  Fred  Phelleps 
Psychology  -  Patricia  Brunt 
Religious  Studies  —  Marc  Runyon 
Sociology  —  luan  Rodriguez 

Anna  Ruth   Bourne  Women's  Housing  Unit  Award  -   Kappa 
Delta 
W.  Kirk  Woolery  Men's  Housing  Unit  Award  —  Phi  Kappa  Tau 


147 


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148 


May  26,  197M  .  .  .  the  day  we  have 
been  waiting  for  ...  it  seems  like 
only  yesterday  .  . .  Mom  and  Dad, 
relatives,  friends  watching  me  .  .  . 
everyone  came  because  they 
didn't  believe  I  could  do  it  ... 
nerve-racking  ...  I'll  faint  when 
he  [luts  the  diploma  in  my  hand 
.  . .  signed  by  my  favorite  profes- 
sors .  .  .  will  it  get  me  the  job?  . .  . 
many  mterviews  ahead  ...  or  grad 
school  .  .  .  yes,  the  input,  money, 
time,  hard  work  was  worth  it  .  . . 
packing  four  years  into  ten  boxes 
.  .  .  will  it  fit  into  the  car  . .  .  does 
this  mean  good-bye?  .  .  .  Oreon  E. 
Scott  Award  —  Barbara  Wheeler 
.  . .  will  I  be  back  .  .  .  alumni  now 


149 


150 


Seniors  —  Almost  Heaven? 


Counting  the  days  . . .  senior  pro- 
jects .  .  our  last  homecoming, 
Perry  Gresham  Day  Parade  .  . . 
senior  seminar  ,  .  .  four  years  of 
Bethany  .  .  .  studying  tor  comps 
.  . .  what  time  are  your  orals  . . . 
who  do  you  have  on  them  . . . 
typing  resumes  .  .  .  |ob  appli- 
cations .  .  .  hunting  for  that  job 
.  . .  graduation  and  counting  the 
days  .  .  .  what  the  future  holds  for 
us  . . .  I'm  a  Senior!  . .  . 


151 


TOP    LEFT;    MARIBETH    FORD;    Pittsburgh,    Pa.;    Psy- 
chology, Zetz  Tau  Al|iha,  Homecoming  Court. 
TOP   RIGHT:   SEAN   J.  BURKE;  Glenshaw,   Pa.;    English, 
Lambda  lota  Tau,  Overflow. 

MIDDLE  LEFT:  WARREN  T.  "STONEY"  STONE;  Haver- 
ford,  Pd.;  Elementary  education,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon, 
SNEA,  intramurals. 

MIDDLE  RIGHT:  RALPH  ARTUSO;  Ligioner,  Pa.;  Math, 
Senior  Fellow,  kappa  Alpha  —  President,  Soccer,  In- 
tramurals. 


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TOP    LEFT:    CINDY    GREY;    Can- 

nonsburf5,  Pa.;  Polilicdl  Science, 
Campbell. 

TOP  RIGHT:  CAROLYN  TOZZO; 
Fort  Myers,  Fla.;  Llemenlary  tdu- 
cation,  Goodnight,  Field  Hockey, 
Softball  Club,  IntramuraK. 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  SCARLETT  LEE 
FOSTER;  Charleston,  W.Va.;  Com- 
munications, Senior  Fellow,  Phi 
Mu  —  Pres.,  Kalon  Outstanding 
lunior  Woman,  Who's  Who,  Folio 

—  Editor,  Bethanian,  Tower,  SBOG 

—  Secretary, 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  YEANNIS 
"JOHN"  MAMALS;  Athens, 
Greece,  Economics,  Soccer,  ISA, 
Economics  Club. 


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TOP    LEFT;    JAMES    W.    "FREEZIE"    FREESE;    Wheeling, 

W.Va.;  Chemistry,   Phi   Kappa  Tau,  Tri   Beta,  Track,  \n- 

tramurals. 

TOP  RIGHT    GREGORY  DENNIS  "DULK"  DULOWSKI; 

Cadiz,  Oh,;  Physical  Education,  Sigma  Nu,  Basketball  — 
Co-Captain,  Assistant  Coach,  Intramurals. 
MIDDLE    LEFT;    Susan    Miriam    Schwartz;    Charleston, 
W.Va.;  Communications,  Alpha  Xi   Delta  —  Secretary, 
Bethanian. 

MIDDLE   RIGHT;   HARRY  GRAHAM   KISKADDON;  Ti 
tusville.    Pa.;    Sociology,    McEachern,    Concert    Band, 
Stage  Band. 
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TOP  LEFT:  PATRICIA  ANN  DAUTEL;  Rockville 
Centre,  N.Y.;  Elementary  Education,  Alpha  Xi 
Delta,  Senior  Fellow,  Gamma  Sigma  Kappa, 
Paris  Semester. 

TOP  RIGHT:  STEPHEN  V.  "ZIGGY"  ZSIGRAY, 
JR.;  Tiltonsville,  Oh;  Math,  Economics,  Sigma 
Nu  —  Commander,  Gamma  Sigma  Kappa,  Kap- 
pa Mu  Epsilon,  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon,  Who's 
Who,  Baseball,  Basketball  -  Co-Captain,  Resi- 
dent Assistant. 

MIDDLE;  DONALD  O.  MOREHOUSE,  JR.; 
Greenwich,  N.Y.;  Physical  Education,  Beta 
Theta  Pi,  Football. 

BOTTOM:  KAREN  LYNN  BARNOSKY;  Chaleroi, 
Pa.;  Communications,  Goodnight,  Tri  Beta, 
SBOG. 


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TOP     LEFT     TARA     LEI     RENNER; 

Skaneateles,  N.Y.;  Spanish,  Kappa 
Delta,  Sigma  Delta  Pi,  Spanish 
Club  —  Pres.,  Saturday  School. 
TOP  RIGHT:  MAUREEN  ANN 
GREEN;  West  Springfield,  Md.; 
Spanish,  Physical  Education,  Good 
night,  Sigma  Delta  Pi,  Basketball. 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  MARK  GENARD; 
Youngwood,  Pa.;  Math,  Football, 
Math  Club. 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  ELIZABETH 
COVERT;  Penn  Van,  N.Y.;  Psy- 
chology, Senior  Fellow,  Gamma 
Sigma  Kappa,  Resident  Assistant. 


156 


TOP;  GARY  G.  BUSACCA;  Wheel- 
ing, W.Va.;  Economics,  Philoso- 
phy, Beta  Theta  Pi,  Economics 
Club  —  Pres.,  ResicJent  Assistant, 
SBOG,  McLean  -  President. 


CURT     HELLER; 

Pa.;     Chemistry, 


MIDDLE     LEFT: 
McKees     Rocks, 
Woolery, 
MIDDLE   RIGHT 
TY;     Brilliant,     Oh. 
Physics,  Chess  Club. 
BOTTOM:      SARAH      LISA 
SWEENEY;  Rocky  River,  Oh.;  Eng- 
lish 


DAVID   COUN- 

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TOP  LEFT:  MARK  E.  HAYES;  Ramsey, 

N.).;    Economics,    Alpha    Sigma    Phi, 

Tennis. 

TOP  RIGHT:  DAVID  SHANE  EGAN; 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  Communications, 
Beta  Theta  Pi  -  Pres.,  IPC,  Resident 
Assistant. 

MIDDLE  LEFT:  LYNDA  H.  BUCH- 
BINDER;  Freehold,  N.).;  Elementary 
Education,  Goodnight,  SNEA. 
MIDDLE  RIGHT:  WILLIAM  "JR" 
WRIGHT;  Weirton,  W.Va.;  Sports 
Communications,  Beta  Theta  Phi, 
Football  -  Captain,  TV  3. 


158 


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TOP:  VIC  CELO;  Dorseyville,   Pa.; 
Economics,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon. 
BOTTOM   LEFT:   VERNON   WADE 
"BERNARD"   TICKNOR;    kirlland, 
Oh.;     Communication,     Woolery, 
Soccer,  Kappa  Alpha,  Theater. 
BOTTOM     MIDDLE:     R.     SCOTT 
LITCHARD;    Dryden,    N.Y.;     Eco- 
nomics,    Alpha     Sigma     Phi,     La- 
crosse, Intramurals, 
BOTTOM    RIGHT:    JIM    "VINCE" 
JUDY;     Duquense,     Pa.;     English, 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon,  Sigma  Nu. 


159 


TOP:  SCOTT  LANZ;  Sanatoga,  Pa.; 
Communications,  Beta  Theta  Pi, 
Football  —  Captain,  All  American, 
Softball  -  Captain,  Who's  Who. 
MIDDLE  LEFT:  JOHN  DAVID 
"DUKE"  SYMANSKI;  Saddle  River, 
N.|.;  Physical  Education,  Baseball, 
Basketball  -  Assistant  Coach. 
MIDDLE  RIGHT:  CHARLES  A. 
"CHUCK"  BARASH;  Valley 
Stream,  N.Y.;  Biology,  Tri  Beta, 
Saturday  School, 

BOTTOM:  THOMAS  ALLEN 
HUMES;  Baltimore,  Md.,  Physical 
Education,  Sigma  Nu. 


160 


lOP     LEFI       EDITH     HOBSON 

CRANE;  Silver  Spring,  Md.; 
French,  Pi  Beta  Phi  -  V.P.;  Sor- 
bonne  semester.  Phi  Tau  Little 
Sister. 

TOP  RIGHT:  ELIZABETH  A. 
MAYER;  Avalon,  Pa.,  Elemen- 
tary Education,  Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
-  V.P.,  SNEA. 

MIDDLE  LEFT;  RICK  AVER; 
Cranby,  Ct.;  Physics. 
MIDDLE  RIGHT:  JUAN 
"NANY"  RODRIGUEZ;  Brook- 
lyn, N.Y.;  Sociology,  Agape. 
BOTTOM:  NANCY  |.  BREWS- 
TER; East  Liverpool,  Oh.;  Soci- 
ology, Goodnight,  Delta  Tau 
Delta  Little  Sister. 


161 


TOP  ELEANOR  "NORA"  BON- 
VILLE;  Pasadena,  Ca.;  Economics, 
Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Economics  Club, 
Omicron  Delta  Epsilon,  SBOC, 
Pannhellenic  Council,  Senior  Fel- 
low —  Economics. 
MIDDLE  LEET:  RANDY  CLAY; 
Eiebron,  Oh.,  Religion,  Phi  Kappa 
Tau. 

MIDDLE  RIGHT:  DAVID  "YOGI" 
PORTER;  Westboro,  Ma.;  Psy- 
chology, McEachern. 
BOTTOM;  GAIL  SELDEN;  Massa- 
pequa  Pk,  N.Y.;  Communications, 
Alpha  Xi  Delta,  Pi  Delta  Epsilon 
Name  Entertainment  Committee, 
WVBC,  T.V.  3. 


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162 


TOP  ELIZABETH  ANN  "LIZ"  SEN- 
TELL;  South  [ucllcl.  Oh,,  Commu- 
nKdtujns,  Alpha  Xi-Delta  V.P., 
Tower. 

MIDDll  KIMBERLY  C.  "KIM" 
RODGERS;  I'ennsboiu,  \\  A  a., 
Elemenlary  Education,  Goodnight 
House,  SNEA,  Au(kii)()n  Sm  ict\ 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  JOHNNY  "A"  AL- 
EXANDER; Bridgeport,  Oh.,  Physi- 
cal Education,  Beta  Eheta  Phi, 
Erack  -  Tri  Captain,  SBOG,  IPC, 
Education  Eionor  Society. 
BOETOM  RIGHT:  SCOTT  SUN- 
SHINE; North  Babylon,  \.^.:  Po- 
litical Sc  ience;  Phi  Kappa  Tau,  Po- 
litical Affairs  —  President,  Israel 
Semester.  SBOG,  Intramurals, 
Biid'jc  C  lul). 


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TOP      LEFT       RICHARD      "RICK" 

KEMMERER,   )R.;    Royersford,    Pa.; 
Psychology,     Football,     Tubingen 
Semester,  Polygot. 
TOP  RIGHT:  MICHAEL  ZEBRINE; 


164 


Harwick,  Pa.,  Math  —  Economics, 

Overflow,     Soccer     —     All     PAC, 

SBOG. 

BOTTOM      LEFT:      RONALD 

"TRUD"    MOUNTS;    Washmgton, 

Pa.,     Communications,     Woolery, 

Soccer, 


Intramurals. 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  CLAIRE 
HEANEY;  Eastchester,  NY,  Camp- 
bell, Communications,  Theater, 
TV  3. 


TOP:  EDWARD  "EDMO"  REMUS; 

Frederick,  \UJ.,  Physical  Lduca- 
tion,  Sigma  Nu,  Football,  Phi  Del- 
ta Psi,  Intramurals, 
MIDDLE  LFFT:  FRANCES  "FRAN" 
MCDORMAND;  Monessen,  Pa.; 
theater  —  Senior  Fellow,  Alpha 
Psi  Omega. 

MIDDLF  RIGHT:  LOUISE  REASS; 
New  Hyde  Park,  N.Y.;  Economics, 
Kappa  Delta  —  Treasurer,  Tower, 
Cheerleader,  Spanish  Club,  Eco- 
nomics Club 

BOTTOM:  ANNE  W.  ROYSTON; 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  Communications, 
Alpha  Xi  Delta  -  Treasurer,  Pi 
Delta  Epsilon. 


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TOP      LEFT: 
SMITH;    Ken 
munications, 
Pres.SBOG 
TOP    RIGHT: 
TON;    Butler 
Swimming  — 
BOTTOM 
MOURKAS; 
nomics,    Phi 
V.P.,  WVBC. 
BOTTOM  Rl 
LEPS;  Butler, 


LYNNE      "SMITTY" 

nington,   Md.;    Com- 

.     Zeta     Tau      Alpha 

-  V. P.,  Who's  Who. 

DAVID    COTTING- 

Pa.,   Beta  Theta    Pi, 

Captain,  Lacrosse. 

LEFT:      ANTHONY 

Pittsburgh,    Pa.,    Eco- 

Kappa   Tau    -    Pres., 

GHT    FRED  R.  PHEL- 

Pa.,  Physics,  Phi  Tau. 


166 


TOP:     DARLENE     ANUSKEWICZ; 

St.  Clairsville,  Oh.;  Elemcnldrv  td- 
ucation,  Alpha  Xi  Delta. 
\Ui:)DLE  LEFT:  JAMES  MOWRY 
POOL;  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Commu- 
nications, Beta  Theta  Pi,  Basket- 
ball, Baseball. 

MIDDLE  RIGHT;  SHARON 
CHAMBERSO;  Webster,  NY; 
French,  Gamma  Sigma  Kappa, 
Resident  Assistant,  SBOG,  Student 
Court. 

BOTTO.M:  MICHELE  ARM- 
STRONG; London,  England,  Psy- 
chology, Zeta  Tau  Alpha. 


167 


TOP   LEFT:   LINDA  ANN   UNGER; 

Seaford,  N.Y.;  English,  Pi  Beta  Phi 
Lambda  lota  Tau,  Harbinger. 
TOP  RIGHT:  WENDY  LOUISE 
KUHN;  Larchmont,  N.Y.;  Psy- 
chology, Pi  Beta  Phi  -  V.P., 
SBOG. 


BOTTOM  LEFT:  RICHARD  GARY 
"FOGMAN"  MEYER;  Rosslyn  Farms, 
Pa.,  Communications,  Delta  Tau 
Delta  —  Treasurer,  Tower,  Tennis, 
WVBC,  Bethanian. 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  ARMAND  L. 
"DILLO"  NATILI,  JR.;  Butler,  Pa; 
Psychology,  Woolery  —  President, 
Woolery  —  President,  Basketball  — 
Co-Captain. 


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TOP:   TODD    BAUHAN    HYDE; 

Summit,  N|.;  C-Oinmiiiiu  dlion^, 
Overflow. 

MIDDLE  LEFT:  JULIANNE  E. 
O'NEIL;  Dovvnint^lown,  Pd.; 
Psychology,  Pi  Beld  Phi  -  Presi- 
dent, Alpha  Psi  Omega,  Con- 
cert Choir,  VIA.  MIDDLE 
RKillT  MICHAEL  E.  LAUGH- 
NER;  Beaver  Eails,  Pa.;  Econom- 
ics, Phi  Kappa  Tau  -  President, 
Gamma  Sigma  Kappa,  Omicron 
Delta  Epsilon,  Shaw  Travel 
Award,  Spanish  Club,  Messiah. 


BOTTOM:  JOHN  A.  LAU; 
Rockville,  Md.;  Sports  Commu- 
nications, Delta  Tau  Delta, 
Baseball,  Concert  Choir 


169 


TOP  LEFT:  CYNTHIA  LYNNE 
"CYNDIE"  JONES;  Piscatavvay, 
K  |.;  Elementary  Education;  kappa 
Delta,  SNEA,  Intramurals 
TOP  RIGHT:  ANGELO  M.  PAS- 
CUCCI;  Deer  Park,  N.Y.;  Commu- 
nications; Overflow 
BOTTOM  LEET:  DEB  PALMER; 
Harborcreek,  Pa.;  Economics; 
Goodnight  House 
BOTTOVl  RIGHT:  FRANK  JOSEPH 
HAAS;  VVellsburg,  W.Va.;  Eco- 
nomics/History; Overflow;  SPOG 
President,  Outstanding  lunior, 
Economics  Club,  Phi  Alpha  Theta, 
Omicron  Delta  Epsilon,  Student 
Court  justice 


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TOP  LEFT    TERENCE  P.  "WALLY" 

MULLANE;  Chatham,  N.|.:  Eco- 
nomics, Sigma  Nu;  SBOG,  In- 
tra murals 

TOP  RIGHT:  MARY  PAT  MILLEA; 
Harrison,   N.|.;    English;   .Alpha    Psi 
Omega,  Campbell 
BOTTOM   LEET:   KENNETH   R.  JA- 
COBS JR.;  Croton-en-Hudson,  N.I.; 
Mathematics:  kappa  Alpha;  Sigma 
Delta     Pai;     Kappa     Mu     Epsilon; 
Math  Club,  Spanish  Club. 
BOTTO.W       RIGHT:       PATRICIA 
"PAT"  MARIE  BRUNT;  Toms   Ri\ 
er,     N.|.;      Psychology,     Saturday 
School. 


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TOP      LEFT;      JAMES      "JIMMY" 

HOWARD;  Norwalk,  Ct.;  Elemen- 
tary Education,  Kappa  Alpha, 
SNEA,  IFC,  Tennis,  K.D.  Little 
Brother. 

TOP  RIGHT:  THERESA  "TERRI" 
WALLACE;  Wheeling,  W.Va.;  Psy- 
chology, Kappa  Delta  —  Presi- 
dent, Swim  Team  Manager,  Who's 
Who,  Intramurals,  Tower. 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  KENNETH  A. 
ZIRM;  Hudson,  Oh.;  Political  Sci- 
ence, Senior  Fellow,  Lambda  lota 
Tau,  Tennis,  Renner  LJnion  Pro- 
gram Board,  Who's  Who. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  DAN  "UNIT" 
DEMEIS;  West  Mifflin,  Pa.;  Eco- 
nomics, Sigma  Nu,  SBOG,  Eco- 
nomics Club. 


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TOP  LEFT:  NANNETTA  "NAN" 
NACKOUL;  Cannonsburg,  Pa,; 
Sociology,  Goodnight,  Sociolo- 
gy Club,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Little 
Sister. 

TOP  RIGHT:  PAUL  MCKAY; 
Wheeling,  W.Va.;  Biology,  Tri 
Beta,  TV  3, 

BOTTOM:  HARRY  "MONGO" 
MAINZER;  Zougue,  \ A\:  Politi- 
cal Science;  Phi  Kappa  Tau,  Pi 
Delta  Epsilon,  Alpha  Phi  Gam- 
ma, WVBC,  Pi  Beta  Phi  Little 
Brother. 


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TOP  LEFT  FRANKLIN  C.  MERRY- 
MAN;  Mingo  lunction,  Oh.;  Physics, 
Math,  Phi  kappa  Tau,  Gamma  Sigma 
Kappa,  Kappa  Mu  Epsilon,  Sigma  Pi 
Sigma,  Track,  Who's  Who,  Beth- 
anian,  IFC 

TOP  RIGHT:  SHARON  LEA  "SHIR- 
RON"  ROTH;  Yardley,  Pa.;  Commu- 
nications, Alpha  Xi  [.5('lta. 
MIDDLE  LEFT;  AMY  LYNN  VILLANI; 
Bridgeville,  Pa.;  Communications, 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha. 

MIDDLE  RIGHT;  CHRISTINE  LYNN 
PALMER;  Wheeling,  W.Va.;  Commu- 
nications, Phi  Mu,  TV  3,  Home- 
coming Court. 


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TOP  LEFT:  ROBERT  STAPLES 
CARPENTER;  Hasting',  on  Hud- 
son, N.Y.;  Economics,  kappa  Al- 
pha, Soccer. 

TOP  RIGHT:  MARK  A.  SNIE- 
GOCKI;  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  Commu- 
nications, Beta  Theta  Pi,  Football 
—  All  Conference,  TV  3. 


LEFT:      WILLIAM     "BILL"     KERR; 

L\nntield,  \Ui.;  History,  Phi  l\a|i|ia 
Tdu,  Phi  Al|Dha  Theta,  Saturd.iN 
SchooL 

Mir:)DLE  RIGHT:  DAVE  "HOUiJ- 
INI"  HOSEINI;  Livingston,  \  I.: 
Communications,  Overflow,  Tow- 
er, Folio,  Theater. 


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TOP  JOANNE  L.  )AFFREY;  Sum- 
mit, N.|.;  Elementary  Education, 
SNEA,  Kappa  Delta  —  Member- 
ship, Saturday  School,  Bethany 
Nurser\  School. 

iMIDDLE  LEFT:  HEATHER  A.  TRU- 
SHEL;  Weirton,  W.Va.;  Psy- 
chology, Goodnight,  SBOG, 
French  Club,  Delta  Tau  Delta 
Little  Sister. 

MIDDLE  RIGHT:  MICHELLE 
ELAINE  SCHRYVER;  Barrmgton, 
R.I.;  Chemistr\'  Phi  Mu  —  Treasur- 
er, Tri  Beta,  Cheerleader. 
BOTTOM:  JOE  "CUBBY"  CARLEY; 
Glassport,  Pa.;  Psychology,  Eco- 
nomics, Sigma  Nu,  TV  3. 


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TOP:  GAIL  EGGER;  Green  Brook, 
N.|.;  Spanish,  Sigma  Delia  Pi, 
Campbell. 

MIDDLE  LEFT:  WILLIAM  JOSEPH 
HESLIN;  Commack,  N.Y.;  Eco- 
nomics, Kappa  Alpha,  V.P. 
MIDDLE  RIGfHT:  THOMAS  "MR. 
REP"  ABRAMS;  Allantic  High- 
lands, N.j.;  Political  Science,  Phi 
Kappa  Tau,  Political  Affairs  - 
Pres.,  Who's  Who,  Washington 
Intern. 

BOTTOM:  LISA  JOY  CARLSON; 
Wilton,  Ct.;  Economics,  ka|)[3a 
Delta,  Bethanian,  Intramurals,  Sat- 
urday School. 


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TOP  LEFT;  GREG  "HUTCH"  HUTCHISON;  New  Mar- 
tinsville; W.Va.;  Economics,  Sigma  Nu,  Football  —  All 
District  —  PAG,  SBOG  —  Treasurer,  Intramurals. 
TOP   RIGHT:   CAROLYN   "BEANY"   BANEY;   Pittsburgh, 
Pa.;  Psychology,  Phi  \lu  -  .Membership,  Field  Hockey, 
Intramurals,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Little  Sister,  VIA. 
MIDDLE:  SUSAN   HALEY;   Florhan   Park,   N.).;  Alpha  Xi 
Delta  -  V.P.,  Tennis,  Volleyball,  Basketball,  Intramurals, 
Madrid  Semester,  Communications. 
BOTTOM:  JOANNE  DAOUST;  Cherry  Hill,  N.).;  Alpha 
Xi   Delta  -  President,  Interdisciplinary,  Concert  Cnoir, 
Tri  Beta,  Softball,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Little  Sister. 


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TOP  LEFT:  DAVE  CLARK;  Trenton,  NM  ;  Physical  Educa- 
tion, Delta  Tau  Delta,  Football,  Intramurals. 
TOP    RIGHT:    TRUDEE    KAMARAS;    Orange,    Ct.;    Eco- 
nomics, Zeta  Tau  Alpha  —  IreasLirer,  Economics  Club. 
MIDDLE    LEFT:    KATHLEEN    KANE;    Svvansboro,    N.C.; 
English,    Senior    Fellow    —    Outstanding    lunior    Major, 
Sigma  Delta  Pi,  Lambda  lota  Tau,  Harbinger  —  Editor. 
MIDDLE   RIGHT:   ANN   M.  MARTINO;  VVestfield,   \.l.; 
Art,   Phi    Mu,   Kappa    Pi,   SBOG,    Renner   Union    Board, 
Polygot,  Bethanian,  Intramurals. 


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TOP:  ED  CROWLEY;  Adelphi, 
Md.;  English,  Overflow,  Oxford 
Semester,  Soccer,  Intramurals. 
MIDDLE  LEET:  MICHAEL  J. 
SHANAMAN;  Morris  Plains,  N.|.; 
Psychology,  McEachern. 
MIDDLE  RIGHT:  DAVID  M. 
"CHICO"  VELLA;  Latrobe,  Pa.; 
Economics,  Sigma  Nu,  Eootball, 
Intramurals, 

BOTTOM:  SHERRY  MARIE  MILL- 
ER; Gettysburg,  Pa.;  Psychology, 
Gamma  Sigma  Kappa,  Oxford  Se- 
mester, VIA,  ISA,  Campus  Audo- 
bon. 


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TOP:  GENE  TURLEY;  Latrobe.  Pa.; 
Economics,  Delta  Tau  Delta,  Kap- 
pa Mu  Epsilon,  Omicron  Delta 
Upsilon,  Sigma  Gamma  Kappa, 
Baseball, 

MIDDLE  LEFT:  CAROLE  SAM- 
SON; Port  au  Prmce,  Haiti; 
Erench,  IS.A,  Erench  Club,  Spanish 
Club, 

MIDDLE  RIGHT:  DAVID  J.  "OZ- 
ZIE"  OSBORNE;  Charleroi,  Pa.; 
Economics,  Overflow,  Oxford  Se- 
mester, Intramurals,  Saturday 
School. 

BOTTOM:  DANIEL  C.  DUNMYER; 
Upper  St.  Clair,  Pa.;  Commu- 
nications, Soccer  -  Captain,  Kap- 
pa Alpha  -  V.P.,  Resident  Assist- 
ant, SBOG  -  Treasurer. 


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TOP  LEFT;  FAITH  SKOWRONSKI; 

Washington,  Pa.;  Commu- 
nications, Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Home- 
coming Court. 

TOP  RIGHT:  DAVID  GUNDLING; 
Wheelmg,  \\.\a.;  Chemistr\,  Beta 
Theta  Pi,  Track  —  Captain. 
BOTTO.W  LEFT:  PAUL  ROMANO; 
Old  Bridge,  .\.V.;  Commu- 
nications. 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  LORRAINE  LEE 
"LORI"  DRAGONIR;  Foliansbee. 
\\.\a.:  Biolog\,  Alpha  Di  Delta, 
Tri  Beta  -  \.P.,  SBOG,  Senior 
Class  Secretar\'  -  Treasurer,  Ren- 
ner  Union  Board. 


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TOP     LEFT:     GREGORY    A.    VVIL- 

HEM;  Brilliank,  Oh.;  Philosophy, 
Phi  Kappa  Tau,  Resident  Assist- 
ant, Saturday  School,  Intramurals. 
TOP  RIGHT;  CHARLES  ARA 
"CHUCK"  NALBANTIAN;  Ridge- 
wood,  N.|.;  Political  Science,  Kap- 
pa Alpha,.  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  Kappa 
Mu  Epsilon,  Who's  Who,  Senior 
Class  President,  Student  Court, 
SBOG,  Resident  Assistant. 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  SUSAN  BRIG- 
HAM;  Toronto,  Ontario:  Commu- 
nications, Phi  Mu,  Homecoming 
Queen,  Softball,  Intramurals. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  WILLIAM  RAIL- 
ING; Wheeling,  W.\a.:  Physical 
Education,  Beta  Theta  Pi,  In- 
tramurals. 


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TOP  LEFT:  DEBBIE  MEHLMAN;  St. 

Clairsville,  Oh.;  Elementary  Edu- 
cation, Campbell,  SNEA. 
TOP  RIGHT;  MIKE  "LUDE"  KO- 
ZAR;  Derry,  Pa;  Psychology,  Beta 
Theta  Pi,  Football,  Intramurals. 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  DAVID  "KING" 
NEUROHR;  Greensburg,  Pa.;  In- 
terdisciplinary, Beta  Theta  Pi, 
Lambda  lota  Tau,  Basketball, 
SBOG 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  JAMES  M. 
"OTIS"  RUE;  Wayne,  Pa.;  Psy- 
chology, Soccer. 


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TOP     LEFT:     IAN     ARMSTRONG; 

Virginia  Beach,  Va.;  Commu- 
nications, Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  — 
Secretary,  Lacrosse  Club,  In- 
Iramurals. 

LOP  RIGHT:  DINO  A.  DEFLAVIO; 
Latrobe,  Pa.;  Communications, 
Beta  Theta  Pi. 

BOTTOM  LEFT:  PETER  MASONE; 
BROOKLYN,  N.Y.;  Biology,  Resi- 
dent Assistant,  Tri  Beta 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  SARA  ANNE 
WAXMAN;  Setauket,  N.Y.;  Com- 
munications, Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Al- 
pha Psi  Omega,  Resident  Assist- 
ant. 


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TOP:    SUSAN     J.    MCCANDLESS; 

Medina,  Oh.;  Economics,  Kappa 
Delta  -  V.P.,  Saturday  School,  In- 
tramurals. 

MIDDLE  LEFT:  MICHAEL  D. 
BRYANT;  Columbia,  Md.;  Eco- 
nomics, Overflow,  Big  Brothers. 
MIDDLE  RIGHT:  COLLEEN  ERIN 
BEADLING;  Paris,  Pa.;  Religion, 
Peace  Studies  Club,  Saturday 
School,  Renner  Union  Board. 
BOTTOM:  NEIL  R.  ARTHER; 
Westfield,  N.).;  Communications, 
Overflow  —  President,  Tower,  Big 
Brothers. 


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TOP    LEFT     BRUCE    R.    BROTHIS; 

Cumberland,  R.I,;  Economics, 
Overflow,  Tennis,  Big  Brothers, 
SBOC. 

TOP  RIGHT;  PATRICIA  SUSAN 
HEAD;  Coshouton,  Oh.;  Econom- 
ics, Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Recreational 
Practicum  Reader,  Homecoming 
Court, 

BOTTOM:  MARC  J.  RUNYON; 
Cuyaboga  Falls,  Oh.;  Religion,  - 
Senior  Fellow,  Phi  Kappa  Tau  - 
V.P.,  Gamma  Sigma  Kappa,  CLEW, 
Lambda  lota  Tau,  Who's  Who, 
Agape. 


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TOP   LEFT:   GEORGE  G.  COUCH; 

Wellsburg,  W.Va.;  Sports  Commu- 
nications, Delta  Tau  Delta  —  Pres., 
V.P.,  Swimming  —  Co-Captain, 
Who's  Who,  SBOG.  WVBC,  Tow- 
er, Folio. 

TOP  RIGHT:  SAMUEL  LEE  BATE- 
MAN;  Washmgton,  Pa,;  Psy- 
chology, Delta  Tau  Delta,  IFC, 
Spanish  Club,  Political  Affairs 
Club 

BOTTOM  LEFT:  LESLIE  ANNE 
"BERT"  BERTEL;  Woodbury,  N.|.; 
Communications,  Goodnight,  Pi 
Delta  Epsilon,  Basketball,  Softball, 
Intramurals,  Tower,  WVBC,  TV  3. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  RICHARD  S. 
WILLIAMS;  Emmaus,  Pa.;  English, 
Lambda  lota  Tau,  Theater,  Harbi- 
nger, TV  3,  Outstanding  Soph- 
omore Major. 


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TOP  LEFT:  NANCY  L. 
MCLAUGHLIN;  Glenshavv,  Pa., 
Political  Science,  Goodnight, 
Who's  Who,  Student  Court  Chief 
lustice,  SBOG,  Delta  Tau  Delta 
Little  Sister. 

TOP  RIGHT:  JAMES  KEVIN  STEI- 
GER;  Cedar  knolls,  N.|,:  Political 
Science,  Beta  Theta  Pi,  Baseball, 
Intra  murals. 

BOTTOM  LEFT:  JOHN  B.  SHABB; 
Charleston,  W.Va.;  Biology,  Phi 
Kappa  Tau,  Senior  Fellow,  Tri 
Beta,  Concert  Choir. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  KEVIN  BER- 
GLUNE  "KIP"  LEWIS;  St  Clairs- 
ville.  Oh.;  Political  Science,  Beta 
Theta  Pi  -  Secretary,  Phi  Alpha 
Theta,  Lambda  lota  Tau,  Track, 
SBOG. 


189 


TOP  LEFT:  JIM  "MAGILLA"  MAL- 

LEY;  West  Mifflin,  Pa.;  Economics, 
Sigma  Nu,  Student  Court,  German 
Club,  Heildelberg  Semester. 
TOP  RIGHT  :^  FRANCIS  J. 
"WOODY"  MATTHEWS,  )R.;  Bryn 
Mawr,  Pa.;  Economics,  Sigma  Nu, 
Swimming,  Intramurals,  Econom- 
ics Club. 

BOTTOM  LEFT:  CRAIG  HESTON 
LIGGET;  FHaverford,  Pa.;  Commu- 
nications, Kappa  Alpha,  Soccer 
Manager,  Bethany  Fire/Rescue 
Squad. 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  DARRELL 
"BUSH"  VANDERVORT;  Geneva, 
Oh.;  Religion,  Phi  Kappa  Tau,  IFC, 
VIA,  Intramurals,  Saturday  School. 


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TOP:  DEBRA  BURNS;  Wellsburg, 
W.Va.;  German,  Zeld  Tau  Alpha, 
German  Club. 

BCrnOM  LEFT:  MARK  JOSEPH 
"SCORP"  SCORPION;  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.;  Political  Science,  Beta  Theta 
Pi,  Football,  Track  Manager. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  SARAH  P. 
"SALLY"  BUNKLEY;  Groton,  Ct.; 
Lnglish,  Alpha  Psi  Omega,  Lam- 
bda lota  Tau,  Renner  Union 
Board. 


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TOP  LEFT:  FRANK  J.  TRUPO;  East 
Meadow,  N.Y.;  Biology,  Alpha  Sigma 
Phi,  Tri  Beta,  Bethany  Fire/Rescue 
Squad,  Intramurals. 
TOP  RIGHT:  SHARON  LEE  BAN- 
NON;  Westtield,  Ma.;  German,  Con- 
cert Choir,  Tubingen  Semester,  ISA, 
Intramurals,  French  Club. 
BOTTOM  LEFT:  RANDY  PERKINS; 
Rockville  Centre,  .N.Y.;  Psycholog\, 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi  -  V.P.,  VIA,  In- 
tramurals. 

BOTTOM  RIGHT:  MARY  "KATHY" 
PRENGER;  Rehoboth  Beach,  Del.; 
Elementary  Education,  Phi  Mu, 
SNEA. 


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TOP      LEFT:      BILLIE     SHRECKER; 

Pittsburgh,    Pa.;    English,   Phi    Mu, 
Lambda  lota  Tau,  Omicron  Delta 
Epsilon,  Bethanian,  Tower. 
TOP    RIGHl:    LYNDA    KELSESKY; 

Liverpool,  N.Y.;  English, 
Goodnight,  Kalon,  Tennis,  Tri 
Beta,  Vira  Heinz  Award,  Oxford 
Semester. 

BOTTOM  LEFT:  TOM  SHIELDS; 
Bay  Shore,  N.Y.;  Biology,  Alpha 
Sigma  Phi,  Tri  Beta,  Wrestling. 
BOTTOM  RIGHT:  ELIZABETH  B. 
"RIPPER"  VAN  RIPER;  Manhasset, 
N.Y.,  Math,  Economics,  Tennis, 
Phi  Mu,  VIA,  Renner  LInion  Board, 
SBOG. 


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TOP  LEFT:  JOHANNA  ALIS  DENSBERGER;  Westwood, 
N.J.;  German  Phi  Mu,  Tubingen  Program,  Field  Fiock- 
ey,  Softball,  Volleyball,  Lacrosse,  Basketball,  German 
Club.  TOP  RIGHT  DOROTHY  "DOT"  VOJVODICH; 
Steubenville,  Oh.;  Economics,  Goodnight,  Accounting 
Club,  Economics  Club,  SBOG,  Delta  Tau  Delta  Little 
Sister,  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon.  MIDDLE  LEFT:  SU- 
ZANNE KAPLAN;  New  City,  N.Y.;  Elementary  Educa- 
tion, Phi  Mu.  MIDDLE  RIGHT:  HENRY  A.  "HAL"  LEU; 
Joppa,  Md.;  Communications,  Delta  Tau  Delta,  IPC, 
WVBC,  Tower,  TV-3,  Intramurals. 


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TOP  LEFT;  SUE  ANN  CRISTE;  Cockeysville, 
Md.;  Elementary  Education,  Phi  Mu,  SNEA,  In- 
tramurals.  TOP  RIGHT:  MARK  E.  "COOKIE" 
COOK;  Shadyside,  Oh.,  Physical  Education, 
Woolery,  Phi  Delta  Psi,  Basketball,  Intramurals. 
MIDDLE:  KIM  CORRELL;  Westport,  Ct.;  Ele- 
mentary Education,  Goodnight,  SNEA,  Spanish 
Club,  Intramurals,  Phi  Kappa  Tau  Little  Sister. 
BOTTOM:  KEVAN  EYRE;  Brookhaven,  Pa.;  Psy- 
chology, McEachern. 


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TOP  MARGUERITE  A.  "MAGGIE"  WINANS;  North- 
port,  N.Y.;  Communications.  BOTTOM  LEFT:  SARAH 
MARIE  WOLFORD;  Parkersburg,  W.Va.;  French,  Poly- 
got,  Sorbonne  Semester,  Drama,  French  Club.  BOT- 
TOM RIGHT:  ELIZABETH  A.  "BETH"  ROMMEL; 
McKeesport,  Pa.;  Math/Economics,  Phi  Mu,  Kappa  Mu, 
Math  Club.,  Intramurals. 


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TOP  LEFT:  WALTER  F.  "WALT"  RUSSO;  Ornage,  Ct.; 
Biology,  Cross  Country,  Audubon,  SBOG,  Tri  Beta  — 
Pres.  TOP  RIGHT:  PENNY  SUSAN  POIRIER;  Wilmette, 
III.;  Art,  Phi  Mu,  Kappa  Pi,  lacrosse,  cheerleader,  BOT- 
TOM LEFT:  ALISON  P.  DAVIES;  Warrington,  Pa.; 
French,  Phi  Mu,  Polygot,  French  Club.  BOTTOM 
RIGHT:  ELIZABETH  "LIZARD"  STEVENS;  Selma,  Ala- 
bama; Communications,  Phi  Mu,  Hockey,  R.A.,  Tower. 


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TOP     LEFT:     PERRY     GAUGHAN, 

Shadyside,  O.  Chemistry,  Alpha 
Sigma  Phi,  Kalon,  Kappa  Mu  Epsi- 
lon.  Resident  Assistant,  Chemistry 
Club.  TOP  RIGHT:  KEVIN  HAL- 
TER, Waldorf,  Md.,  Psychology, 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon,  track,  in- 
tramurals.  BOTTOM:  MARK 
"BUZZARD"  SLOAN,  Bethel  Park, 
Pa.,  Economics,  Sigma  Alpha  Epsi- 
lon —  president.  Accounting 
Club,  Omicron  Delta  Epsilon, 
Economics  Club. 


198 


TOP:  BRAD  BOHRER,  St  Clairs- 
ville,  O.,  Economics,  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon,  Gamma  Sigma  Kappa, 
Omicron  Delta  Epsilon,  Phi  Alpha 
Theta,  Economics  Club.  BOTTOM 
LEFT:  JEFF  TOMER,  Bridgeport,  O., 
Communications,  Beta  Theta  Pi, 
Football  BOTTOM  RIGHT:  REX 
JOHNSON,  Akron,  O.,  Econom- 
ics, Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon,  Lacrosse 
co-captain,  intramurals. 


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When  you  finished  up  the  year 

And  the  final  activities  have  been  done 

When  ail  the  facts  and  figures 

Have  been  balanced  up  and  weighed 

Then  there  comes  that  empty  feeling 

At  the  bottom  of  your  heart 

The  old  gang  now  is  breaking  up 

And  some  friends  will  depart. 


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As  you  sit  before  the  fire 

In  the  distant  years  to  come 

And  conjure  up  the  memories 

Of  a  thousand  things  you've  done. 

Perhaps  your  mind  will  capture 

Of  those  dancing  shafts  of  light 

The  spirit  of  Bethany 

That's  so  evident  and  holding  tight. 


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Seems  like  only  yesterday 

That  we  arrived  frightened 

Yet  anticipating 

We  passed  the  time 

One  season,  through  the  next 

Till  it  was  our  turn 

To  take  our  places  in  the  world. 


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