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WE ... The 1979 Conestogan Staff
Glenn Pfadenhauer
Managing Editor
Barbara Wightman Janet Shapiro
Asst. to the Managing Ed. Senior Section Editor
Susan Borowski
Sports Section Editor
MaryBeth Waltman
Faculty Section Editor
Aileen Fink
Activities Section Editor
Patti Werner
Photo Editor
David Meizen
Business Manager
Conestogan Staffers Mike Pizzi, Erica Van Horn. Mellissa Stuft. Carol
Richman, Maureen Lyon, Sue Stevens.
Photo Staff: Molly Keith. Tom Stepanchek, Deanne Starr, Bernie Wise.
Jill Yeatman
Contributing Photographers Brenda Barnhart. Carl Bowman, Glenn
Pfadenhauer.
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ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE
elizabethtown, Pennsylvania
President: Mark C. Ebersole Editor: Glenn J. Pfadenhauer
Dean ot Students: Walter B. Shaw Assistant: Barbara J. Wightman
Advisor: Kenneth Baylor Publisher: Herff Jones Yearbooks
A Dedication May, 1979
The 1979 Conestogan staff has decided to renew the grand old tradition of dedicating the yearbook to
someone who has been a source of inspiration to the institution. Without question, writing an honest, sincere,
and appreciative dedication is a challenging feat. A yearbook must truly represent those individuals so crucial
to the life of the college, or it serves no purpose Its purpose must be to honor those who. for whatever the
reason, provide encouragement, support, and personal dedication to the creation of memory - a memory
that will remain a touchstone deep in the lives of all of us
President Mark C. Ebersole is one of these people. He understands the need for a strong yearbook and has
committed himself to providing the resources necessary towards that end. He has a great concern for the
present program, and future direction of the College. And most importantly, he has respect, admiration, and
appreciation for the heart of the institution — the students.
For all of those reasons, and more, We, the staff of the 1979 Conestogan wish to dedicate our efforts to
you, President Ebersole, in the hope that others will follow your example, and lend their support to such
valuable and indispensable programs.
Schlosser Dorm in the fall
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Christmas Dinner in the cat
Governor Peter duPont of Delaware
Nancy Hahn
The Road to higher education
The Buffalo Chipkickers
Where did he come from?
Students enjoy picnic by Lake Placida.
Dean Shaw paddles away.
Reading over the sports
Italian music with dinner
Hilary Welsh and boyfriend.
Ain't it the truth
TGIS Dinner-Dance
President Ebersole
Joanne Anderson.
Barry Llewellyn takes off.
Don Anderson & Rick Autrey — The People's Choice.
Trudging through the rain to class.
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Royer students picnic in E-town Park
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Frisbee fanatic
Senior Homecoming Court
Pride and Prejudice
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Costume party in Royer
Firemen put out blaze on B-2 Founders
Etowns very own Santa.
Frosh eagerly await the hike
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Steve Douglas gives two lucky trosh their pillows
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Frosh lining up for the hike
Orientation staff members enjoy a break.
FROSH — Remember
'All the Strange Hours" (?)
'Quick — what's her name?"
'Sue!"
'NO! It's Mary ..."
(sigh!)
'I'm a Blue Jay!!!"
'I love Lake Placida!!!"
. . cold, clammy hands.
. . warm, sweaty palms.
Freshmen await pinning ceremony
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INITIATION
Keep your memories close
Believe in yesterday
Live for the moment
Believe in today
Keep faith in the future
Believe in tomorrow.
— Rene Cauthen
The pinning ceremony where each freshman
. received a flaming E pin
TALENT SHOW
Linda Esbenshade plays her accordion.
Carla Hoffman and Jack Artz
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Brenda Barnhart with her guitar.
HOMECOMING
Debbie Allen & escort with last year's queen Kim Witkovsky.
Homecoming court 1978.
Debbie with her escort. Paul Pontius.
Lisa McDade with escort
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Enjoying the Homecoming Dinner-Dance
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Homecoming Queen Miss Debbie Allen.
Sue. Rick, and Allison display togas
Jane buys a souvenir
Looking over old relics-
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Trying to win a year's supply of kisses.
Tug-of-war in the dell
See Mom. it's easy!
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Connie Roth and Rob Beyer
Freshmen sell balloons.
Junior Class sponsors "clunking machine.'
Tug-of-war continues.
HALL OF FAME BANQUET
Gene Garber speaks at dinner.
President Ebersole presents a plaque to Gene
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FALL SCENES
A touch of the cold.
Catching a few z's.
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HALLOWEEN DINNER
Clowns from Royer Dorm.
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Voted year's most handsome male
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Best mask?
Freshman after one year of caf food.
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MS. MALE E-TOWN
On November 17. 1978, the Junior
class sponsored the first Ms. Male E-
town pagent. Hosted by Barney Raffield,
Junior class advisor, each of the
contestants took part in all three phases
of competition — evening gowns,
swimsuits, and talent. The judges chose
5 finalists, each of whom answered a
question, and then chose the new Ms.
Male E-town, Ms. Rick Autry. The new
queen was crowned by last year's
queen, Ms. Brad Poore.
The contestants model their evening gowns
Ms. Frazier, Ms Gosman, Ms Miller, and Ms. Seager sing "I Ms. Quinn models her swimsuit Ms. Seager in the evening gown
knew an old lady,'' accompanied by Brad Rhodes competition
The contestants in their swimsuits
Ms Male E-town 1978. Ms. Rick Autrey
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Footprints in the snow.
The winter of 1978-79 is one that
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largest snowfall was February 19,
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classes.
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the Christmas trees in the cafe. with the Royer decorations. Christmas decorations.
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Kathy Keller is stunned by the amount of food.
The Brass Ensemble played carols as students and guests eat.
Merry holiday smiles were seen everywhere.
Students relax and unwind before finals week
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DANCE MARATHON
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Chairperson Donna Fitzpatnck and her crew get ready for the long night.
Much hard work went into the most successful dance marathon ever.
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Anne Siefert puts a last minute touch on a sign.
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Beth Brodhag and Bill Jordan at dinner
Gary Verazin and Liz Barton. King and Bill Allego and Polly Oldis seem to be
Queen of the dinner enjoying themselves
Laurie Gumble gets serenaded.
Ann Seitert and Don Anderson do
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Cafeteria's handiwork
Janet Bingham and Tom Woolley at the
pastry table
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Polly Oldis. at E'town to get a date
Matt Reabold, Wayne Humphreys, Jack Artz, & Tom Stepanchak are questioned by Ellen
Judd,
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A Night at
the Circus
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Elizabethtown
College Synchro
Swim Club.
Cathy Carnarius, Erich Zuern, Kathy Reinard, Joanie Eberhart, and Glenna Murphy.
The guys do a routine to "Wedding of the Winds.'
Talk to the Animals.
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Mary Muhich, Jenny Smith, Lori Snelling, and Tracey Lloyd swim a tricky routine.
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On February 26, 1979, the Junior
Class and the Office of Student
Affairs sponsored a concert by
Harry Chapin. The show was the
first of it's type at E'town, although
things went so well others are
expected in the future. Even
though Harry was 45 minutes late,
the concert was an enjoyable
experience for all.
A kiss for World Hunger?
Harry gets in the E'town spirit with one of our
shirts.
Harry and the band do their thing.
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Peggy Ackerson sings of her summer romance.
"Tell us more, tell us more" beg the Grease singers
Donna Hill gives her rendition ot the song "Tomorrow"
"Why am I me?", asks Mike Pizzi and Bill Algeo
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The Cast poses for a picture backstage.
Tim Seager as Jesus Christ Superstar
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Bill Algeo fills up his teammate with water
ballons
At the sound of the whistle, it was each man for himself
D-3 Animal House had a little trouble In this race
Sue Waggoner takes cover under a friend's umbrella
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T.G.I.S. WEEKEND
Concentration was the name of the game in the egg
toss.
Canoe races on Lake Placida provided competition and exercise
Students and guests danced the night away at the T.G.I.S. dinner-dance. Tim Moyer and Wade Pratt get ready to begin the road
rally
Friday night students boogied to the sounds of Egdon Heath.
Karol Briggs prepares the greased pole.
This dip in the lake was an unplanned event A team attempts to climb the greased pole Scott Jones trys to get the crowd's attention-
COMMENCEMENT 1979
Platform and distinguished guests.
Faculty lining up for the Processional.
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Class President Barry Llewellyn gives presentation.
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Chaplain J Gerald Greiner delivers Benediction.
Parents and relatives anxiously look on.
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A group of CUM LAUDE graduates.
President Ebersole greets parents at reception.
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Happiness is . . . Just graduating!
ABRAXAS
Row 1: Roger Hoerl, Mark Lowen, John Insley;
Row 2- OF Stambaugh, John Ranck, George
Gliptis. Row 3: Jay Elder
ACCOUNTING
CLUB
Row 1 : Marc Rustici, Anne Woolley,
Joyce Goforth, John Insley. Don
Qulnn. Row 2 Dean Pennabecker,
Randy Coldiron, Dennis Buck, Kevin
Kappra, Chris Dinsmore; Row 3: Lita
Foor, Debbie Hawtof, Robin Duvall,
Mr Edgar T. Bitting, Arlissa
Salamone, Don Tyrie. Scott Baker;
Row 4: Cliff Rich, John Pappas, Pat
Leahey, Mike Leid. Steve
Scheuchenzuber, Mark Koernig
ALPHA MU
Row 1 Loretta Price, Suzanne Tessier.
Kathy Gorman, Sandy Postupack, Gretchen
Ketting, Ellen Judd; Row 2: Lynne Bisbing,
Mike Pizzi, Jenny Schultz, Debbie Crouse.
Liz Baker; Row 3: Tammy Yuninger, Kathy
Grady, Karen Myers, Row 4; Tami Weaver,
Jill Page. Beth Helman, Cheryl Peterson,
Kathy Ross, Tina Distasio. Jan Wealand. Jim
Haines. Lori Fox, Diane Artz.
AMERICAN
CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
Row 1 Deb Lewis, Jay
Elder. Debby Brinton,
Joanne Kocserha, David
Clemens, Row 2: Mike Eddy.
Doug Haas, Dave Dalke.
BIOLOGY
CLUB
Row 1: Deanne Starr. Coleen O'Keefe,
Mark Loewen (Pres). Craig Fultz
(Treas.), Sue Kozak (Sec); Row 2:
Ron Ayoub, Cindy Neil, Mary Anne
Geiger, Donna Duquette, Sharon
Korowski, Joyce Barnett. Kathy
Rehfuss. Raelene Maser. Mary
Schmidt; Row 3: Barry Herman,
Cyndie Severance, Barry Llewellyn,
Linda Torgersen. Ellen Watts, Mary
Gaffney, Linda Esbenshade, Abdul
Moosa
BLACK
STUDENT
UNION
Row 1 : Brenda Eldridge;
Row 2, Anthony Olubiyo,
David Aina. Duke Parham.
Karen Knight, Evelyn
Johnson, Augustine
Mnenga, Joseph Egbuneu.
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CAMPUS GOLD
COMMUTER COUNCIL
Row 1: Erica Kurzweil, Margie Ducato; Row 2: Ann Henshaw, E. Jane Left to right: Keith Wood, Donita Neyhard, Tim Glatfelter, Bob
Valas, Suzette Desjardin, Barb Guss; Row 3: Aileen Fink, Karen Zaccano.
ELIZABETH-
TOWN
CHRISTIAN
<5f't" FELLOW-
SHIP
Row 1: Sue MacLean, Ruth Mares,
Joann Hopper, Carolyn Gray, Kim
Mohl, Gail Schmerfeldt. Row 2:
Maggie Maples, Mark Loewen. Row 3:
Linda Esbenshade, Suzanne Tessier,
Elaine Bauer, Donna Walton, Ruth
Greenly, Kathy Labe, John Schmitz,
Rick Dillon, Jean Reed, Tammy
Yuniger, Sue Snee. Row 4: Rick
Autrey, Kathy Merel, Mike Stoudt,
Linda Galella, Todd Brown, Jill Page,
Scott Groene, Donna Kafka, Cathy
Gorman, Laine Heltebridle, Odilon
Rodrigues, Marcia DeHaas, Marcus
Wenger.
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ETOWIAN
Row 1 : Glenn Pfadenhauer: Row 2: Kim
Week, Brian Kell, Dana Buterbaugh,
Joanne Anderson, Jane Schatzman.
F.C.A.
Row 1: Licia Leomporra,
Suzette Desjardin, Maggie Maples,
Linda Esbenshade, Nina
Shover, Ginger Geissler; Row 2:
Scott Baker, Roger Sayre,
Deanne Starr, Don Tyrie, Judy
Fuller.
INTERNA
-TIONAL
CLUB
Row 1 : Joon-Ho Kwak, Yuki
Shimomura, Tony Olalere, Mike
Fefegula, Sam Abuka, Javed
Bhatti; Row 2: Thu Dang, Kathy
Labe, Gitta Bahador, Lily
Rastegar, Tu Duong, Ha Uong;
Row 3: Vu Nguyen, Cindy
Miller, Dr. Robert Ziegler,
Joseph Egbunu, Bacary Toure,
Agundo Mnenga, Ben Otieno,
Abdul Moosa, Tony Olubiyo,
Abraham Zuniga, Chau Duong,
David Aliang.
MED-TECH
CLUB
Row 1 : Beth Grumbine, Suzette
Desjardin, Laurette Schuler, Kathy Jones,
Nancy Mason; Row 2: Donna Short,
Stacie McAloose, Debbie Novobilski; Row
3: Linda McCullough, Cindy Cooley,
Teresa Simpson, Sue Kerlin.
MARKETING
CLUB
Officers: Jay DiRico, Nancy Koerwer,
Art Thomas, John Frantz.
yr. NEWMAN CLUB
Row 1: Steve Cerreto, Jeanna Clark, Cyndi
Lenker, Genny Gill, Father Michael Grab,
Robyn Pollina, Eileen Floriani; Row 2: Mike
Pizzi, Donna Fitzpatrick, Doris Weisert.
OUTDOOR CLUB
Row 1: Dane McAlpine, Pam Lawrence,
Genny Gill, Sue Bolle, Mark England; Row 2:
Jeanne Loeffler, Jeff McCloy, Sharon
Kurowski, Deb Hoffer, Jean Garman, Chuck
Thornley, Deanne Starr; Row 3: Steve
Shubert, Joanne Kennedy, Nancy Hertel,
Faith Bernard, Lynn Dietrich, Maureen
O'Brien, Roger Sayre, Bob Morton; Row 4:
Mr. Muston, Diane Cortellessa, Colleen
O'Keefe, Dana Buterbaugh, Chris Mruk, Julie
Murphy, Sandy Mack, Deb Fenninger, Walt
Yeager, Carol Simback; Row 5: Dave
Bradley, Gary Newton, Carey Smith, Bill
Wood, Polly Oldis. Kathy Merel, Karen
Mitchell, Linda Torgusen.
O.T. CLUB
Row 1 : Jody Wertz, Kim Witovsky,
Sue MacLean, Terri Carbone, Mary
Alice Billy, Julie Snick, Margie
Ducato, Jenny Hart, Judy Menosky,
Genny Gill: Row 2; Gay Detweiler,
Jeanine Shirtz, Annette Warrell,
Emily Meibohm, Gail Redding,
Cathy Thomas, Cathy Kipp, Julie
Rankin, Bernie Wilk, Kathy
Gallagher, Mary Rose Frey; Row 3:
Mary Beth Waltman, Mary Ann
Geiger, Monica Colgan, Mike Pizzi,
Cathy Gumbert, Karen Meagher,
Sue Waggoner, Janet Vogel, Lisa
Landis, Ann Henshaw, Donna
Walton, Julie Milanck, Jean Burton,
Michelle Eck; Row 4: Jeanna
Clark, Cindy Neil, Sue Rowett,
Laurie Brookes, Karen Bentzel,
Chris Lofstrom, Ruth Richmond,
Julie Metcalf, Sharon Grunow,
Holly Carmint, Annette Mormille,
Sandy Mack, Carol Heisner, Susan
Snee, Sharon Hess, Mary Muhick,
Karen Werner, Tracy Lloyd.
BSSmUHH
SOCIETY
OF
PHYSICS
STUDENTS
Row 1 : E. Jane Valas; Row 2:
Steve Geyer, Ken Creighton, Al
Pagan, Dave Martin
P.S.E.A.
Row 1 : Susan Densten
(publicity), Todd Brown. Lynne
McGhee, Mary Lynn Geesaman,
Kathy Goodman (activities),
Randy McCarty (Sec), Jude
Bervinchak, Row 2: Caryn
Singley. Sue Hineline. Janice
Rohland. Elizabeth Cale(Pres),
Aileen Burdge. Ruth Anne Lee,
Connie Bahn, Barb McCoy.
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
CLUB
Row 1 Marcia Kessler (Treas .). Janet
Dowdy (Sec ). Robert Frame (Pres ).
Jeff Tamburro (V P.); Row 2: Luanne
Barnes. Kirk Dawson, Karen
Princiotta. Kirk Moore, John Frantz.
Gary Wylde, Gene Kirchner
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PRE-MED
CLUB
Row 1 : Dennis Dougherty,
Craig Fultz (Pres), Joyce
Barnett, Debbie
Fogelsanger. Bob Deimler,
Mary Schmidt (V P.); Row 2:
Lisa Aukamp (Treas).
Donna Duquette, Teresa
Rowe. Carol Richman,
Kathleen Rehfuss, Raelene
Maser, Sharon Kurowski,
Sue Kozak, Barry
DiGuiseppe. Matt Reabold;
Row 3 Gary Newton,
Markus Wegner, Barry
Herman, Mike Kondash,
Christopher Smith, Abdul
Moosa, Doug Haas. Javed
Bhatti. James Dively
(advisor).
PSI CHI
CLUB
PSYCH-
OLOGY
CLUB
Row 1: Sue Morgenson, Wendy
Flanders, Susan Weber (V. P.).
Wendy Moyer (Pres), Ginny
Pack, John Horn; Row 2: Tim
Nickel. Patricia Werner. Brenda
Barnhart. Chris Cafero. Dr.
Delbert Ellsworth, Ron Saylor
Row 1 : Robert Cheung. Jody
Wertz. Nancy Charles. Ruth
Ann Kulp; Row 2: Delbert
Ellsworth. Paul Dennis,
Steven Anolik. Ron Saylor
(V.P./Treas.), Paula Mehler,
Ginny Pack (Pres), Dr
Guido R. Zanni.
RELIGION/
PHILOSOPHY
CLUB
Row 1: Ellen Anthony. Mary Ellen
Houseal. Row 2: David Hollinger. Dr
Austin Ritterspach, James Mahan, Toshio
Numaguchi.
SIGMA
LAMBDA
SIGMA
Row 1 Jane Valas, Jenny Rezin; Row
2: Anne Denney, Jody Wertz, Julie
Meiler; Row 3: Maggie Heim, Cathy
Gumbert. Karen Werner, Bev Piscitelli.
Absent Joanne Loney, Cathy Gust,
Lynn Hambright.
SOCK AND
BUSKIN
On floor Dean Boyer; Row 1 Ellen
Judd, Joanette Eberhart, Donna Hill,
Kathy Liberator!, Kris Heim, Glenna
Murphy; Row 2; Anita Patton. Aileen
Fink, Sue Borowski. Dr Jack
Sederholm, Melinda Osmon, Tanya
Kowalchuck, Jill Boyer.
WWEC
Row 1: Glenna Murphy, Donna
Rtzpatrick, Evelyn Johnson, Dottie
King, Nancy Coyne. Gaye Travis; Row
2: Tom Showers. Don Anderson, Rick
Zmuda, Joe Fritz, Woody
Rothenberger, Joan Paviglianiti,
Lorene Dougherty. Timothy Nickel;
Row 3: Tom Galloway, Doug Webb,
Doug Palasky, Gary Baker, Eric
Selvey, Don Smith; Row 4 John
Perkins, Mike Anderson, Brian Carroll,
CHORALE
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Row 1 ; Beth Helman, Gayle
Hayes, Elaine Schauren,
Gretchen Nettling, Ellen Judd,
Barbara Hertel, Anita Patton;
Row 2: Laine Heltebrodle,
Dennis Dougherty. Eugene
DeSantis, Cris Dinsmore, Keith
Smith, Allen Artz. Row 3:
Suzanne Tessier, Dave
Hollinger, Yvonne Dockey, Dan
Murphy, Holly Baker, Peggy
Ackerson, Bob Slamp.
M.E.N.C.
Row 1: Ellen Judd, Annette
Murray. Liz Baker. Jenny
Shultz; Row 2: Lynne Bisbing.
Holly Baker. Joy Little. Jill
Page, Tammy Weaver, Diane
Artz; Row 3: Dr. Darrell Douglas
(advisor), Bob Slamp, Yvonne
Dockey. Mike Yasenchak, Allen
Artz, Beth Helman
CHEER-
LEADERS
Row 1: Belinda Huber, Donna Russell.
Row 2: Beth Whitacre, Vickie Overly,
Brenda Kreider (captain), Amy Dubbs
(captain), Marcia Bear, Susie Wright;
Row 3; Cheryl Bonsell.
ELIZABETHTOWN CLARINET QUARTET
Diane Artz
Aileen Burdge
Janet Graham
Sue MacLean
CONCERT BAND
ELIZABETHTOWN JAZZ BAND
Saxes:
Keith Smith
Janet Graham
Donna Hoffman
Yvonne Dockey
Holly Baker
Trumpets:
Don Witman (Student Director)
Phyllis Kreamer
Paul Steinweg
Darryl Brown
Ronald Saylor
Trombones:
David Longsderff
John Bittner
Robert Slamp
Dwayne Weaver
Carenda Baker
David Holinger
Piano:
Allen Artz
Drums:
Michael Hess
Bass:
James Haines
Vocalist:
Ellen Judd
Flutes
Contra Clarinet
Bar/tones
Deborah Crouse
Gary Baker
♦Allen Artz
Anne Denney
Carenda Baker
Kim Kreitzer
Bassoons
Beth Grumbine
Barbara Little
Lori Fox
Julie Rankin
Pam Lourincz
*E. Jane Valas
Maureen Lyon
Gretchen Nettling
Trombones
Polly Oldis
Alto Saxophone
John Bittner
Wanda Williams
Deborah Huffman
Mark Kleinfelter
Eric Selvey
Dave Longsderff
Kent Whiting
Robert Slamp
Dwayne Weaver
Oboes
Tenor Saxophone
Tina DiStasio
Yvonne Dockey
Brenda Kreider
Arlissa Saiamone
Tubas
Deborah Lebo
Scott Casey
Suzanne Schreiber
Bari Saxophone
tsteven Grubb
♦Holly Baker
David Hollinger
Michael Shank
Clarinets
Horns
•Diane Artz
♦••Linda Galella
Aileen Burdge
♦James Haines
String Bass
Cindy Cooley
Melanie Heinz
♦Diane Burkey
Connie Coons
Belinda Huber
Nelda Fink
Ellen Judd
Annette Fox
tLisa Keller
Percussion
Bill Jordan
Janice Wealand
Lynne Bisbing
•Susan MacLean
Michael Yasenchak
Michael Hess
Janet Shapiro
Joy Little
Catherine Starr
Trumpets
Loretta Price
Tammy Yuninger
Allen Beesley
Jeff Rothenberger
Darryl Brown
Suzanne Tessier
Jennifer Haifley
Sue Whitley
Alto Clarinet
Denise Hazelwood
Donna Kafka
♦Phyllis Kreamer
Jeffrey Main
♦Band Staff
♦♦Ronald Saylor
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Bass Clarinets
Paul Steinweg
Judy Seldomridge
Charles Thornley
♦♦Chairman
Keith Smith
Donald Witman
♦♦♦Manager
ELIZABETHTOWN WOODWIND QUINTET
Polly Oldis
Suzanne Schreiber
Janice Wealand
Lori Fox
Diane Artz
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CHORAL UNION
Ellen Anthony
Cheryl Borton
Karol Briggs
Beth Brodhag
Dana Buterbaugh
Christy Butler
Janet Casebeer
Dawn Ciancia
Cindy Cooley
Diane Cortelessa
Sue Davis
Lynn Engle
Judy Fuller
Kathy Gorman
Kathy Grady
Fran Gross
Lynn Hazelwood
Kris Heim
Nancy Hertel
Janice Hill
Elizabeth Huber
Karen Knight
Kim Kreitzer
Licia Leomporra
Pam Lorinez
Nancy Mason
Nancy Mertz
Karen Mitchell
Margery Montgomery
Annette Murray
Krista Musselman
Angie Nelson
Jill Page
Sandra Postupack
Leslie Powell
Sue Schmidt
Debbie Snavely
Sue Snee
Melissa Stufft
Marion Sulyok
Tammy Weaver
Tammy Yuninger
CHORALE
Alan Artz III
Holly Baker
Mike Carraher
Gene DeSantis
Cris Dinsmore
Yvonne Dockey
Dennis Dougherty
Gayle Hayes
Beth Helman
Barb Hertel
Laine Hertelbridle
Dave Hollinger
Dan Murphy
Gretchen Nettling
Anita Patton
Elaine Schauren
Robert Slamp
Sue Tessier
ri&fet
Peggy Ackerson
Allen Artz III
Elizabeth Baker
Holly Baker
Judy Barger
Randi Bartells
Darryl Brown
Mike Carraher
Connie Coons
Eugene DeSantis
Cris Dinsmore
Yvonne Dockey
Linda Espenshade
Linda Galella
James Haines
Theron Hardic
Gayle Hayes
Beth Helman
Barb Hertel
Laine Hertlebridle
Donna Hill
Carla Hofmann
Ellen Judd
Jim Mahan
CONCERT CHOIR
Randy Malick
Barb McCoy
Daniel Murphy
Karen Myers .
Gretchen Nettling
Anita Patton
Nancy Pederson
Cheryl Peterson
Jerry Peterson
Michael Pizzi
Sandra Postupack
Wade Pratt
Marcia Rebman
Dana Reese
Donna Sheaffer
Robert Slamp
Keith Smith
Michael Stoudt
Suzanne Tessier
Charles Thornly
Don Witman
Dale Ziegler
Doreen Ziegler
SCHLOSSER
DORM
COUNCIL
Row 1 : Carrie Billbrough (Sec), Sue
Kozak (Pres), Joanne Kocserha, Connie
Bahn, Anne Gallant; Row 2: Susan
Densten (Soc. Functions Rep .), Mary
Lynn Geesaman (V.P ), Jan Clifford,
Genny Gill, Jeanne Koury; Row 3: Mary
Schmidt (Treas), Mary Lynn Ward. Mary
Jo Loftus. Joann Coruzzi
SSER
RA's
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1 SI V^l
Left to right: Robin Dodge, Lynne
McGhee, Lisa Aukamp. Deb GosnelL
OBER R.A.'s
Left to right: George Eveler, Scott Jones,
Bob Frame, Jerry Davis (AC), Art
Thomas, Dave Reineger, Roger Hoerl.
MYER
DORM
COUNCIL
Row 1 : Colette Koch
(Treas), Cindy Marx,
Dotty Donovan, Carolyn
Marks, Marilyn Morrissey
(Pres); Row 2: Judy
Menosky (Sec). Judy
Seldomridge. Absent:
Lisa Lang, Barb Hertel
(V.P.).
FOUNDERS
DORM
COUNCIL
Row 1: Kim Plovish, Steve Buck, Row 2:
Mike Pizzi, Kathy Grace, Janet Hoehn,
Bessette, Amy Dubbs, Kris Guers, Row 3:
Melissa Mullin, Mary Kay Preston, Cathy
Gumbert.
ROYER
DORM
COUNCIL
Row 1 : Beth Reilly (Treas ). Jenny
Smith. Evelyn Kuester; Row 2:
Linda Sheffield, Linda Blanchett,
Sue Coney, Barb Bentz. Patricia
Werner (Pres ), Robin Gleim (Sec).
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CO-OP R.A
Left to right Bob Lamb. Sue Waggoner,
Michelle Eck. Sue Beshore, Tanya
Kowalchuk.
ROYER R.A.'S
Left to right: Ellen Judd. Joyce Goforth.
Jerry Davis (A.C.). Kim Killmer, Donna
Walton, Row 2: Doreen Ziegler, Eileen
Hozella
MYER R.A.'S
Row 1 Stacie McAloose, Barb Hertel,
Jerry Davis (AC); Row 2: Suzanne
Kerlin. Maureen O'Brien. Ann Foley.
CLASS OFFICERS
SENIOR CLASS
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Row 1: Barry Llellwyn (Pres); Row 2: Kim Killmer (Sec), Mary Left to right: Lori Scillen (Pres). Sue Borowski (V.P ), Barb Wightman
Schmidt (V.P). Terry Gordon (Treas.) (Sec). Marie Francks (Treas.).
FRESHMAN
CLASS
Left to right: Julie Murphy (Pres), Cindy Stetler
(V.P.), Bill Shugars (Treas), Laurie Stetler
(Sec).
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VARSITY SOCCER
The 1978 varsity soccer team finished
another winning season with a record of
twelve wins, three losses, and three ties.
This record gave the Blue Jays the
Middle Atlantic Conference Northern Di-
vision West Title. The only losses were a
3-2 decision to tough Philadelphia Tex-
tile and two losses to Scranton in the
MAC and NCAA regional playoffs.
Although the Jays beat Scranton in
regular season play, they had trouble
with them in championship games. The
varsity squad fell to their rival Scranton
team in the Northern Division MAC
championship game and again in the
NCAA regional playoff. This was the fifth
time in three years that Scranton had
beaten the Elizabethtown team to take
away a championship. Scranton has
earned three MAC titles and two NCAA
crowns at the Blue Jays' expense. With
the help of seniors Bill Biegalski, Gary
Christopher, Scott Frazier, Phil Good,
Bob Scotten, and Fred Smith, the team
booted home 65 goals this season while
restricting their opponents to 20 goals.
The Blue Jays lost each game by only
one goal and scored in every single
game. Defensively, the squad posted six
shutouts, including one against Scran-
ton. Leading scorer for the Jays was
Scott Mack with 15 goals and 7 assists.
Following closely were Dennis Waddell
with 7 goals and 8 assists and Bob Scot-
ten with 5 goals and 6 assists. The team
has six players named to the Northern
Division First Team of the 1978 MAC
Soccer All Star Team. Forwards Dennis
Waddell (Jr.), Mike Fefegula (Soph.), Joe
Harriger (Soph.), backs Gary Christ-
opher (Sr.), and Phil Good (Sr.), were all
named to the first team. Junior Chuck
Hart received Honorable Mention. Senior
co-captain Phil Good was named MAC'S
Most Valuable Player. With all the talent
and potential in the team's young play-
ers, the Blue Jays should have another
outstanding record next season.
1st row: Scott Frazier, Scott Mack Willoughby, Jeff Russell. Gary Christopher, Phil Good,
Dennis Waddell. Tom Ferron, Dan Kilby, Coach Owen Wright 2nd row: Joe Harriger. Bob
Scotten, Stan Tyson, Mike Fefegula. Jerry Futer. Chuck Hart, Bill Olesky, Niall McKnight,
Fred Smith. Bill Biegalski
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3 Oneonta
2 Un. of Delaware
6 Muhlenberg
4 Gettysburg
2 Phila. Textile
5 Dickinson
4 Washington & Lee
2 Scranton
2 Trenton State
2 Susquehanna
8 Wilkes
7 Albright
8 Lycoming
2 West Chester
4 Bucknell
1 Franklin & Marshall
MAC Playoff
1 Scranton
NCAA Regional Playoff
2 Scranton
J. V. SOCCER
1st row: Mike Knox, Dane McAlpine, Ray Tierney. Dean Glick. Tim Splane, Elkin Zapata, Jim
Cavanaugh. 2nd row: Orlando Rodriques, Paul Sergi. Odilon Rodriques, Bill Algeo, Ocelsio
Rodriques, Rory Schumpert. Bob Garone, John Perkins, Bruce Rowe. 3rd row Coach Joe
Whitmore, Rob Gosman, Mark Spaseff. Don Hannahs, Buba Toure, Rich Terry, John Holcombe.
Paul Ruggieri, Don Lawler, Tom Miriello, Tommy Define 4th row: Andy Silverman.
EC
OPP
1
Un. of Delaware
4
Messiah
1
4
Gettysburg
2
6
Dickinson
1
Franklin & Marshall
1
7
Susquehanna
10
Scranton
5
Montgomery County
2
Franklin & Marshall
2
2
West Chester
Bucknell
1
4
Juniata
3
VOLLEYBALL
The Elizabethtown intercollegiate ath-
letic program was expanded with the
addition of a new fall sport in women's
volleyball. Under the coaching of1975 E-
town graduate, Jack Snader, the new
team had to devote much time to learn-
ing the basic skills. In its initial season of
play the Blue Jay team won two of its
nine games. The squad consisted of 19
members who made up both a varsity
and a junior varsity team. The two vic-
tories posted by the varsity team came
about from two exciting matches. In the
first match, Susquehanna won the first
game 15-11, but the Jays came back to
win the next two games, 15-1 and 15-9.
The second victorious match came as
the team rallied to beat York Penn State
in two straight games, 15-5 and 17-15.
With a year's experience behind them
now, the team is expected to have a
better record next year.
VARSITY - 1st row: Lori Snelhng (Manager), Sylvia Kl
Peggy Parker, Lisa McDade. 2nd row: Annette Mormile,
Zerfing, Rhonda Heindel. Coach Jack Snader
64
ng, Laura Anthony, Kathy Tyszka,
Rob King, Pat Crossland, Valerie
EC
OPP
Franklin & Marshall
3
Western Maryland
3
3
3
2
Dickinson
o
York
2
Susquehanna
1
o
Messiah
3
o
Gettysburg
3
2
York Penn State
Catonsville Junior College
2
i
JV — 1st row: Lisa Groft, Dot Connelly, Deb Johnson, 2nd row: Lori Snelling
(Manager), Mary Simansky. Nancy Mertz, Betsy Wetzel. Peggy Fox, June Robinson,
Use Kling, Coach Jack Snader.
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FIELD HOCKEY
MAC CHAMPIONS
Field hockey brought another
championship to E-town as the Jayg-
als romped to a 13-3 season record
and clinched the Middle Atlantic and
Penn-Mar Conference titles. Ranked
within the top twelve field hockey
teams from Delaware, Maryland, New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania, the varsity
team then entered the EAIAW region-
al tournament for the first time. The
team lost their first game there to
Ursinus 1-0 in a close contest, but
came back to beat Millersville in the
consolation game. Overall, the vic-
torious field hockey team netted 61
goals while limiting their opponents to
26 goals. Junior Joan Albright was the
top scorer for the second consecutive
season with 18 goals. Following her
closely were junior Lorrie Fisher with
16 goals and sophomore Connie
Chronister with 12 goals. The team
will be losing senior co-captains Beth
Bowers and Lynn Hambright who
both led the Jaygals defensively. The
future looks bright for next season
with talent and experience returning.
VARSITY — 1st row: Jenny Henise. Phyllis Shope. Beth Bowers. Lynn Hambright. Joann List;
2nd row: Lori Fisher. Debbie Menhardt, Gen Bradley. Joan Albright, Nancy Hahn, Connie
Chronister. Coach Yvonne Kauffman.
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OPP
Lock Haven
7
4
Messiah
4
East Stroudsburg
1
2
Lebanon Valley
1
Western Maryland
6
Albright
1
4
Dickinson
7
York
1
4
Gettysburg
4
Franklin & Marshall
2
4
Shippensburg
Millersville
MAC Semifinal
2
8
Delaware Valley
MAC Final
1
1
Franklin & Marshall
Tie won by E-town on pen
shots 8-6
EAIAW Regional
1
alty
Ursinus
EAIAW Consolation
1
3
Millersville
2
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JV — 1st row Maureen Connelly, Dawn Eveler. Jeanne Kennedy, Diane Huber. Cindy Bollinger,
Mel Metzger, Patty Sanderson. 2nd row: Sue Barta, Sue Rankin, Marianne Tozak, Becky Blair,
Anne Shillmgford, Bonita Lighty. Teresa Simpson, Chris Lefin, Cindy Black. Coach Darlene
Hershey
MEN'S
BASKETBALL
EC
OPP
Sponaugle Tournament
56
Franklin & Marshall
72
89
Millersville
71
78
Millersville
83
74
Delaware Valley
40
46
Franklin & Marshall
79
72
Susquehanna
61
87
Allegheny
76
62
Albright
58
70
Juniata
66
79
Kings
86
64
Widener
55
42
Wilkes
55
55
Albright
58
61
Susquehanna
51
68
FDU-Madison
52
74
Lycoming
65
60
Phila. Textile
59
65
Lebanon Valley
55
72
Juniata
54
57
Scranton
58
65
Wilkes
54
50
Lycoming
MAC Playoff
69
79
Scranton
65
45
Albright
NCAA Regional
41
58
Grove City
53
59
Franklin & Marshall
60
The Blue Jay basketball team maintained
the Elizabethtown winning tradition for the
fourth straight year. The team played host to
the Middle Atlantic Conference Northern
Division playoffs. On their home court, the
Blue Jays won the title after defeating
Scranton and Albright. Selected for the NCAA
regional final at Albright College, the
unranked Elizabethtown team upset 10th
ranked Grove City to move to the finals with
Franklin and Marshall. Time seemingly ran out
for the Blue Jays in the final game when
Franklin and Marshall, with two seconds left
to play, scored on a free throw to break the
59-59 tie. The Jays finished their season with
a 17-9 record. Juniors Doug Brown and Leon
Carswell led the team in scoring with
averages of 17.7 and 16.4 respectively. Brown
hit for his 1000th career point during the
Grove City game and earned a place in the
All-Tourney team. Next season the Jays will
miss the talents of senior Bernie Krupa, but
look forward to another winning season.
VARSITY — 1st row; Leon Carswell, Mark Chadwick, Mark Weaver. Bernie Krupa. Joe
Baranko, Doug Brown, Joe Harriger. 2nd row: Coach Don Smith. Brian Moran, Jon
Vitarius. Jack Llewellyn, Gary Verazin, Carrie Billbrough (stats). Jan Clifford (stats).
Gay Graham (stats), Coach Dan Reitmeyer.
MAC NORTHERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Varsity — 1st row: Lee Ann Chelak, Beth Peiffer, Lynne Titus, Denise Beck. Tess Tulley. 2nd
row: Geri Bradley. Kathy Palubinsky, Rob King. Donna Mulder, Beverly Hall, Coach Yvonne
Kauftman.
The women's basketball team once again posted a
victorious season this year. The Jaygirls finished the
season with an outstanding 19-5 record. The team
started their winning streak by taking 1st place in the
Messiah tournament. The squad lost last year's
leading scorer, sophomore Gen Bradley, early in the
season when she suffered a knee injury in the fifth
game. Before the injury which took her out of action
for the rest of the season. Geri had added 93 points to
boost her career scoring total to 775 points, a new
Elizabethtown record. Balanced scoring was the key
element to the Jaygals' successful season. Scoring
high for the team were freshman Denise Beck followed
closely by sophomore Beth Peiffer, Junior Rob King,
and freshmen Bev Hall, Donna Mulder, and Lynne
Titus. When the ball team defeated Franklin and
Marshall, the Jaygals became the 1978-79 Penn Mar
Conference Champions. The Middle Atlantic
Conference crown eluded the squad as they fell to
Widener in the opening round of the championship
tournament. During the season, the Elizabethtown
team outscored their opponents by more than 500
points. The Jaygals netted a total of 1.824 points to
their opponents' 1,292. In addition, the Blue Jays
posted at least 60 points against their opponents in
every game but one. Defensively, the team allowed
their opponents to exceed that 60 point level only
eight times. A new team scoring record of 115 points
was set in a game against Dickinson. More than half of
the Blue Jay team were freshmen this year. Only one
Jaygal, Rob King, will be a senior next year. With all
these talent-laden athletes returning and high scoring
Geri Bradley back in action, the winning tradition of
the women's basketball team will most certainly be
continued next year.
Penn Mar Champions
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Messiah Tournament
99 Dickinson 23
74 Messiah 62
Bridgewater Tournament
71 Bridgewater 73
74 Eastern Mennonite 65
50
Shippensburg
61
69
Widener
71
97
Juniata
58
60
Bucknell
66
81
Gettysburg
46
81
Delaware Valley
43
83
Albright
56
69
Susquehanna
37
115
Dickinson
37
101
Lebanon Valley
36
70
Messiah
50
85
Upsala
81
73
Western Maryland
49
67
Franklin & Marshall
56
78
Wilkes
52
114
Lycoming
37
MAC Playoff
89
Albright
MAC Tournament
48
70
Widener
75
61
Millersville
55
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JV — 1st row: Connie Chronister, Lynn Hambright. Maureen Connelly, Cheryl
McFadden, Mary Kohut- 2nd row: Sue Coney, Jan Malesic. Becky Blair, Mary Lou
Regan, Mary Simansky, Coach Wally Kisthardt.
WRESTLING
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Another winning season was
posted by the Elizabethtown's
wrestling team. The Blue Jays
wound up the season with a 10-5
dual meet record, finishing third
in MAC tournament team
scoring. For the first time, the
team had three MAC champions
in one season. Junior Jude
Bervinchak, the MAC defending
champion, held onto his title in
the 134 pound competition.
Juniors Duane Maurer and Gary
Schieb captured titles at 142 and
150 pounds respectively.
Freshman Kurt Anderson
captured an individual third
place and joined the three title
holders in California for the
NCAA national tournament. The
Blue Jays will lose senior Dave
Reiniger next season. However,
with the returning MAC
champions and the talent of the
rest of the wrestlers, the team
should have another winning
season.
1st row: Mike Doerr, Andy Maurer, Jude Bervinchak, Duane Maurer. Kurt Anderson, Gary
Schieb; 2nd row: Mark Spaseff, Pete Roland, Dave Reiniger, Don Chapman, Dave Lehman,
Scott Pierce.
EC
OPP
39
Ursinus
11
39
Moravian
14
12
Swarthmore
33
26
Gettysburg
18
42
Widener
6
38
32
Albright
12
Susquehanna
17
28
Towson
12
19
York
28
36
Johns Hopkins
9
22
Delaware Valley
28
10
Lycoming
34
33
Juniata
15
34
Lebanon Valley
12
6
Millersville
42
EC
8
2
2
6
7
7
6
3
3
3
5
4
4
6
10
2
5
M^HM
OPP
Ursinus
4
Franklin & Marshall
7
Wilkes
5
Wilkes
4
UMBC
14
UMBC
3
Millersville
8
Susquehanna
1
Susquehanna
5
Lebanon Valley
2
West Chester
8
Widener
2
Juniata
3
Juniata
Dickinson
Albright
9
1
Albright
3
MAC West Playotf
Wilkes
7
1st row: Tom Ferron, Doug Hufsey. Randy Coldiron, Dave Doherty. Coach Owen
Wright. 2nd row: Perry Owen, Rick Shadel, Wayne McCullough, Kevin Jacoby, Dave
Oblender, Mike Riley, Richard Dolan, Jeff Forbes 3rd row: Tom Bailey, Mike Sensenig,
Gary Wylde, Jerry Futer. Don Lawler, Jim Templeton.
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Another fine season was posted
by the Blue Jay baseball team. The
Jays finished the regular
conference season deadlocked
with Wilkes College in first place. It
seemed as if another title would be
won for E-town, but the squad had
the championship snatched away
from them in a close game. The
Jays finished the season with an
overall 12-7 record, going 6-3 in
Middle Atlantic Conference play.
Leading hitter for the season was
first baseman Gary Wylde with a
.333 average. The Blue Jays lose
five seniors from the squad
including co-captains Randy
Coldiron and Rob Meier. Other
seniors are outfielder Dave Doherty,
second baseman Doug Hufsey, and
first baseman Rick Quinn. However,
on the brighter side, E-town will
return catchers Jeff Forbes and
Rick Shadel and the entire pitching
staff of Will Senn, Jerry Futer, Don
Lawler, and freshmen Kevin
Jacoby, Mike Riley, Andy Mehalko,
Wayne Humphries, and Tom Bailey.
Also returning will be third
baseman Wayne McCullough who
hit three homers, had 17 hits and
scored 17 runs during the season.
1st row: Beth Matthews. Cindy Matulay, Lynn Hambright, Melanie Metzger, E. Jane
Valas. Jill Yeatman, Connie Chronister; 2nd row: Joanne Loney, Deanne Starr, Stan
Tyson, Debbie Menhardt, Anne Shillingford, Kathy Maser, Betsy Wetzel, Mary
Simansky, Becky Blair
SOFTBALL
EC
OPP
13
Franklin & Marshall
6
6
Susquehanna
7
21
Messiah
10
2
Shippensburg
10
10
Shippensburg
17
7
Albright
5
14
MSC
12
5
York
7
1st row: Mary Ellen Zizos, Bonita Lighty, Sandra Hess. Denise Beck, Cynthia Bollinger. Kathy
Tyszka, Beth Peiffer, Coleen O'Keefe, Sue Wiatroski; 2nd row: Faith Bernard, Beth Bowers,
Susan Kozak, Karen Jones, Beverly Hall, Sue Barta, Geri Bradley, Melissa Mullin, Coach Jack
Snader.
MEN'S TENNIS
EC
OPP
Gettysburg
9
7
Millersville
2
8
Ursinus
1
6
Scranton
3
9
Juniata
8
Susquehanna
1
6
Phila. Textile
3
9
Lycoming
8
Wilkes
1
7
Albright
2
1
Upsala
V
8
With a 5-0 record in the Middle Atlantic Conference,
the Ehzabethtown men's tennnis team won the MAC
Northern Division-West title. The division crown
eluded them however as they fell to Upsala 8-1- After
losing their season opener, the Blue Jays went on to
win their next eight encounters. The team ended their
successful season with a 9-2 overall record. Captain
Jeff Stauffer lead the team in singles competition with
a 9-2 season record When Stauffer teamed up with
Fred Armstrong in doubles competition, the two
posted a 10-1 season record. The Jays lose three
senior netman including top-seeded Armstrong along
with Mark Schmidt and John Quinn. Hopefully talented
freshmen will fill the vacancies so the team can enjoy
another winning season.
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NORTH-WEST CHAMPS
Left to right: Dave Kelly. Mark Schmidt. John Quinn, Mike Endy, Fred Armstrong. Jeff Kitsock.
Jeff Stauffer. Coach Bob Garrett
WOMEN'S TENNIS
EC OPP
3 Franklin & Marshall 4
5 Shippensburg 2
2 Gettysburg 5
6 Scranton 1
7 York
3 Bucknell 4
7 Dickinson
6 Western Maryland 1
7 Albright
7 Millersville
The women's team improved on last
year's 6-3 record by posting a 7-3 tally for
the season. The Jaygals proved their
strength by shutting out four of their oppo-
nents. Both Nancy Wilkins and Kathy Keller
finished the season with 8-2 records. The
two teamates paired up to win the MAC
championship in doubles competition at
Franklin and Marshall. The two top-seeded
singles players, Jo Wetzler and Jenny
Haifley, also competed at the MAC'S. Post-
ing outstanding records for the season
were singles player Kathy Nitterhouse (9-
1). The Jaygals lose only one senior, Mag-
gie Maples, from the squad, so the team
should continue their winning ways.
Left to right: Linda Torgensen, Jo Wetzler, Lisa Groff, Karen Nitterhouse, Coach Yvonne
Kauffman, Nancy Wilkins, Kathy Keller, Kathy Goodman, Jenny Haifley, Maggie Maples.
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TRACK AND FIELD
EC
OPP
32
Juniata
106
32
Dickinson
43
35
Ursinus
83
35
Albright
63
52
York
75
52
Rutgers-camden
39
39
Lebanon Valley
108
39
Baptist Bible
19
39
Messiah
16
27
Frank. & Marsh.
92
27
William & Mary
62
81
Stevens Tech
56
Elizabethtown's track and field
squad finished the season with a 4-
8 record, but turned in some
creditable performances despite
the losing season. As a team, the
Blue Jays placed sixth in the
Messiah Invitational. The squad
also scored wins over Rutgers-
Camden, Messiah, Baptist Bible,
and Stevens Tech. Some team
members turned in some top
records. During the season, long
jumper Jim Yeingst broke his own
school record in that event, leaping
21 feet and one-half inch. Later in
the season Yeingst suffered a
pulled tendon and could not
compete for the remaining meets.
Senior Tim Moyer ranked among
the top MAC performers in the 880
dash during the season as did
junior Tim Seager in the pole vault.
Team members Tim Seager, Don
Tyrie, Wade Pratt, Tim Moyer, Bob
Berlin, Cliff Renyo, and Brad Poore
qualified and competed in the MAC
meet at Ursinus College.
1st row: Jon Elleworth, Bob Berlin, Rodger Sayre, Diane Huber, Don Tyrie, Tim Moyer,
Suzette Desjardin, Keith Meckley; 2nd row: Coach Lee Evinger. Jim Schlosser, Cliff Renyo.
Sue Waggoner, John Pappas, Brad Poore. Jim Yeingst, Dave Bradley, Keith Shelley, Jim
Frisbie, Dan Noyes, Wade Pratt, Tom Dmochowski, Tim Seager.
SWIMMING
Elizabethtown swimmers suffered a
disappointing season brought on chiefly
by inexperience and a lack of team
members. The Blue Jay team competed
as a coed squad following the men's
schedule. The team dropped its first five
dual meets. After more members
dropped out, competition seemed im-
practical and the remainder of the dual
meet season was canceled. The swim-
mers did take part in the Tri-State Inter-
collegiate's Swimming and Diving Cham-
pionships at York College. Senior Barry
Llewellyn finished sixth in a field of 17 in
the diving competition next season.
1st row: Coach Tulley, Suzette Desjardin, Sandy Rohr, Judy Seldomridge: 2nd row:
Barry Llewellyn, Scott Baker, Tim Brenneman.
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Ms. Abby H. Abildness
Instructor of Occupational Therapy
Dr. Steven A. Anolik
Visiting Lecturer in Psychology
Mr. David A. Barger
Assistant Professor of Music
Dr. Steven C. Behrendt
Instructor of English
Mr. Edgar T. Bitting
Professor of Business
Ms. Louise B. Black
Associate Professor of English
Mr. Ernest A. Blaisdell, Jr.
Associate Professor of
Mathematics
Mr. Edward R. Bleau
Assistant Professor of Business
Mr. I. L. Bossier
Professor of Mathematics
Mr. Stanley K. Bowers
Associate Professor of Education
Dr. Jay R. Buffenmyer
Associate Professor of Business
Associate Department Chairman
Dr. Carl A. Callenbach
Associate Professor of Education
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Dr. John A. Campbell, Jr.
Professor of English
Dr. Robert C. Cheung
Associate Professor of Psychology
Dr. Eugene P. Clemens
Professor of Religion and
Philosophy
Mr. Hubert M. Custer
Associate Professor of Physics
Mr. Uldis Daiga
Associate Professor of Modern
Languages
Dr. Paul M. Dennis
Associate Professor of Psychology
Department Chairman —
Spring semester
Dr. James L. Dively
Associate Professor of Biology
Ms. J. Sue Dolan
Instructor of Business
Mr. Robert D. Dolan
Associate Professor of
Mathematics
Dr. Darrell R. Douglas
Associate Professor of Music
Dr. J. Thomas Dwyer
Professor of English
Department Chairman
Mr. Russell E. Eisenbise
Associate Professor of Sociology
Department Chairman
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Dr. Delbert W. Ellsworth
Associate Professor of Psychology
Ms. Martha A. Eppley
Associate Professor of Economics
Department Chairman
Mr. Hugh G. Evans, Jr.
Associate Professor of Economics
Mr. Lee E. Evinger
Assistant Professor of
Earth Science
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Associate Professor of Education
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Mr. Robert B. Garrett
Assistant Professor of
Physical Education
Dr. Donna E. Gaver
Assistant Professor of Education
Mr. Jack G. Gillaugh
Instructor of Business
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Mr. George A. Gliptis
Associate Professor of Business
Dr. John F. Harrison
Associate Professor of Music
Ms. Suzanne S. Goodling
Associate Professor of
Modern Language
Department Chairman
Dr. J. Robert Heckman
Professor of Biology
Department Chairman
Ms. Doris Gordon
Assistant Professor of
Occupational Therapy
Department Chairman
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Mr. Jack L. Hedrick
Professor of Chemistry
Mr. James R. Hightower
Instructor of Modern Languages
Ms. Jean F. Hiler
Instructor of Occupational Therapy
Dr. Frederic E. Hoffman
Associate Professor of Biology
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Dr. Rene C. Hope
Associate Professor of Physics
Department Chairman
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Dr. David A. lacono-Harris
Assistant Professor of Social Work
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Assistant Professor of
Physical Education
Mr. Otis D. Kitchen
Associate Professor of Music
Mr. Donald E. Koontz
Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Donald B. Kravbil
Associate Professor of Sociology
Ms. Carroll L. Kreider
Associate Professor of Business
Mr. John E. Koontz
Associate Professor of
Mathematics
Dr. J. Kenneth Kreider
Professor of History
Department Chairman
Dr. Robert E. Lamontagne
Associate Professor of
Political Science
Mr. Ronald L. Laughlin
Associate Professor of Biology
Dr. J. Henry Long
Associate Professor of Sociology
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Mr. R. Bruce Lehr
Associate Professor of Sociology
Dr. James E. McVoy, Jr.
Assistant Professor of Music
Department Chairman
Mr. Henry M. Libhart
Professor of Art
Department Chairman
Mr. Robert K. Morse
Associate Professor of
Mathematics
The Jay's employees are hard at work.
Dr. Richard L. Mumford
Professor of History
Mr. Donald G. Muston
Assistant Professor of Business
Mr. Stanley R. Neyer
Associate Professor of Business
Mr. D. Kenneth Ober
Associate Professor of
Physical Education
Department Chairman
Dr. Rollin E. Pepper
Professor of Biology
Dr. Frank P. Polanowski
Assistant Professor of Biology
Mr. H. Marshall Pomroy
Associate Professor of Business
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Assistant Professor of History
Ms. Zoe G. Proctor
Professor of Chemistry
Dr. William Puffenberger
Professor of Religion and
Philosophy
Mr. Barney T. Raffield, III
Assistant Professor of Business
Ms. Sharon H. Raffield
Associate Professor of Social Work
Dr. John P. Ranck
Professor of Chemistry
Dr. D. Paul Rice
Professor of Education
Department Chairman
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Associate Professor of
Communication Arts
Dr. Austin D. Ritterspach
Professor of Religion
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Department Chairman
Ms. Elisabeth D. Russell
Associate Professor of Engl
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Dr. Carmine T. Sarracino
Assistant Professor of English
Dr. Charles D. Schaeffer, Jr.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Ms. Reba M Sebelist
Instructor of Occupational Therapy
Dr. Jack P. Sederholm
Assistant Professor of
Communication Arts
Dr. Wayne A. Selcher
Associate Professor of
Political Science
Dr. Ronald L. Shubert
Professor of Mathematics
Department Chairman
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Dr. Carl N. Shull
Professor of Music
Mr. Harry L. Simmers
Associate Professor of Music
Mr. Donald E. Smith
Associate Professor of
Communication Arts
Department Chairman
Dr. Martin O. L. Spangler
Professor of Chemistry
Department Chairman
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Assistant Professor of
Physical Education
Mr. John W. Stites
Associate Professor of Music
Mr. Armon C. Snowden
Professor of Religion and
Philosophy
Dr. Stanley T. Sutphin
Professor of Religion and
Philosophy
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Dr. William L. Taylor, Jr.
Instructor of English
Mr. Glenn H. Thompson, Jr.
Associate Professor of
Earth Science
Dr. Bela Vassady, Jr.
Associate Professor of History
Mr. Joseph A. Whitmore, Jr.
Assistant Professor of
Physical Education
Dr. Thomas R. Winpenny
Associate Professor of History
Dr. Michael A. Worman
Associate Professor of
Political Science
Dr. Owen L. Wright
Professor of Physical Education
Dr. Guido R. Zanni, Jr.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Department Chairman— Fall semester
Dr. Robert E. Ziegler
Professor of Education
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PRESIDENT
Mark C. Ebersole
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PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE
OFFICE OF DEAN OF FACULTY
Row 1: Walter Shaw, Mark Ebersole, Gerald Risser; Row
2: Bruce Wilson, James Yeingst.
Row 1: Margaret Gabel. Sandra Zerby, Susan
Przywitowski, Anna Carper; Row 2: John Ofterman,
Kevin Manning, Donald Neiser, Jane Morton, Bruce
Wilson, Stanley Bowers.
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OFFICE OF DEAN OF STUDENTS
Row 1: Beverly Piscitelli, John Tulley, Royal Snavely, Beth Sweitzer; Row 2: James Hilton,
Gordon Bateman, Walter Shaw, Jerry Davis, Gerald Peterson.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
Row 1: Walter Brown, Martha Farver, Donald Yoder; Row 2:
Wilbur Weaver, Gregory Hill, Gerald Risser, Wayne Boyer,
Hugh Harris.
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OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Left to right: Pauline Ehrgood, James Yeingst,
Kenneth Baylor.
PRESIDENTIAL STAFF
Left to right: Donald Yoder, Martha Farver,
Mark Ebersole.
OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
Lett to right: Lynn Perry, Robert Young, Linda Langsett-
Williams.
OFFICE PERSONNEL AND PARA-PROFESSIONALS
Row 1: Donna Weidman, Carol Burke, Diana Billet, Carol Warfel, Mary Ann Barley, Joyce Gibbons,
Dorothy Hamilton, Sarah Jane Raber; Row 2: Jean Beck, Donna Berry, Candace Linn, Angeline
Sell, Gladys Singer, Helen Myers, Elizabeth Miller, Cynthia Hendrix, Josephine Dalton, Grace Rhen,
Mary Hill.
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HOUSEKEEPING AND MAINTENANCE
Row 1: Shirley Riggleman, Ruth Beck, Joyce Stauffer, Anna Ruth Mark, Luella Zeamers, Mary
Williams; Row 2: Walter Brown. David Ebersole, Irwin Eckert, Lester Fackler, Richard Warfel,
Harry Floyd, Jay Burkins.
FOOD SERVICES
Row 1: Sharon Bautista, Sereiny Tan, Rhoda
Garman, Marian Kedell, Mary Jane Culbertson; Row
2: Wayne Boyer, Cathy Heisey, Joanne Pinkerton,
Roy Bender, James Beamenderfer, Gail Hauck,
Marjorie Conlon; Row 3: Terry Gill, Morris Carnes,
Susan Lightner, Mary Fuller, Deborah Becker, Mindy
Lytle.
DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY
Row 1: Hugh Harris, Arthur Hornett; Row 2: David Witkovsky,
Dale Ziegler, Thomas Strickler.
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A-1- Row 1 Kathy Grady. Kris Heim, LeeAnn Chelak, Jenny Kissel. Licia Leomporra Row 2
Lorene Dougherty. Suzette Desjardin. Beth Matthews. Belinda Huber. Kris Manwiller, T J
Harbaugh, Sue Borowski Row 3 Sandy Wagner (and Ralph), Kris Guers. Nancy Benton. Ginger
Geissler. Diane Cortellessa. Sue Rowett.
Fnsbee — popular sport
Wendy Chin
Never could pull an all-nighter
A-2 Row 1 Glenna Murphy, Robin Lesher, Evelyn Johnson, Marcia Bear. Susie Wright, Holly
Barton. Linda Grefe, Marcia Kessler flow 2 Claudia Albanese. Tina Mondscheim, Brenda Mizdail,
Diane March, Dianne Bessette. Bev Houser. Janet Hoffman, Gretchen Lohse, Liz Barton flow 3
Chris Kirchner. Kathy Thomas, Wendy Chin, Lisa Coccette, Mary Reid, Karen Jones, Arlene Green,
Betsy Morris. Louise Meszaros.
A-3 North: Row 1 Kathy Liberator!. Kathy Snyder, Jill Calvert. Cathy
Gottschalk, Joan Kachel. Kelly Book Row 2 Janice Rohland, Holly Carmint.
Melanie Heinz, Cheri Allison. Kathy Stahl, Kathye Lauchman Row 3 Erin
Garriry, Beth Helman,
Kelly Book and Cathy Gottschalk
Warren Beatty admirer
A-3 South: Row 1 Lori Fox. Erica Kurzweil. Susan Fichthorn, Cookie Monster,
Teddy Bear, Sandy Book Row 2 Lori Hawthorne. Theresa Tulley, Jamie
Hurley. Warren Beatty. Joanne Anderson. Margaret Zahn, Mortimer. Lisa
Cipallone.
B-1 Row 1 Paula Bradley. Aileen Fink flow 2 Judy Wilder. Janet Hoehn, Karol
Briggs. Ronnie Behan Row 3 Ann Seibert, Cyndi Kepner. Jean Burton, Cheryl
Borton,
Paula Bradley
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S-2. Wow J Amanda Cutler. Betsey Kirk, Eva Hemenck, Trina Schwing, Anne Messina,
Donna Kusnierczyk, Linda Storst. Debra Blaschak flow 2 Laura Flemming. Pam
Marburger, Nina Filaroma. Denise Dale, Sherrie Peck Row 3 Karen Myer. Marianne Tezak.
Theresa Rowe. Kathy Hetrich, Karen Abplanalp. Melisse Mullin Row 4 Betsy Siegrist,
Barbara Francks, Janet McGrath. Sherray Gould, Diane Stalker, Theresa Puhalla, Annette
Mormile
Sue Seifrit
Karen Kottmyer and Mark Kaiser
B-3: Row 1 Julie Murphy. Sue Seifrit, Sherray Gould, Kathy Tyszka. Maggie Maples Row 2
Melanie Pearce. Wanda Williams, Debbie Lebo. Aileen Burdge. Kathyann Hutchison, Laura
Colonna Row 3 Geri Bradley, Nancy Trent. Cathy Gust, Terri Leaman Row 4 Cathy Gumbert.
Karen Nitterhouse, Molly Keith. Debbie Schillmger. Gale Schlitz. Sandy Mack. Michele
Salomone.
Julie Murphy
B-3 celebrates Valentines Day
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C-T. flow 1 Amy Dubbs, Kathy Palubinsky. Kate Hawrylo, Rochelle Angstadt,
Janet Bigham, Rhonda Heindel flow 2 Barbara Wightman. Mane Francks.
Mary Lou Regan, Jul! Showalter, Alison Scott.
Marie Francks and fellow team members
Barb Wightman
TGIStug of war
C-2 and C-3 demonstrate pyramid power
C-2. Row 1 Nelda Fink. Jane Weber, Mary Kay Preston Row 2 Jo Wetzler, Dawn
Ciancia, Laura Boornazian, Theresa Godfrey. Janet Shapiro. Elaine Schawren Row
3 Susan Atkinson. Lisa Kiewe. Cindy Shanks, Melissa Stufft, Kathy Keller. Dawn
Schlossman,
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Joan Morey
C-3. Row 1 Margie Ducato, Sue MacLean. Judy Fuller. Nina Shover, Bonny T Shudy. Lisa
Thomas. Mary Jo Beotsch, Kim Plavish. Pat Cooksey, Linda Dresher. Nancy Coyne. Nancy
Kochel Row 2 Marsha DeHaas, Anne Henshaw, Tracy Lloyd. Judy Kowalok. Gayle Hayes. Lyda
McCutcheory, Karen Bentzel. Traci Musser, Pat Litumas, Linda Yeingst, Page Palmer
Steve Douglas leads the way
This course is such a joke
D-1 Row 1 David Sempeles. Tim Trayer, Terry Gordon. Scott Klein Row 2 Mike Pizzi, Lou
Jackobowski, Sokyoung Kim. Jay Elder. Chris Smith. Randy Wirth, Eric Schmid
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Randy Wirth
D-2 North Row 1 Al Pagen Row 2 Rob Beyer. Steve Buck. Wayne Huyard, Dean Glick Row 3
Mark England, Sam Skiles, Toto, Alan Beesley. Jay Reich Row 4 Bogie.
Blind Mans Bluff
Time well spent in library
Bernie Wise
Students take advantage of blizzard
Jane Schatzman and Glenn Pfadenhauer
D-1 South Row 1 Mark Spaseff. Moby Slonaker, Bernie Wise. Pat Hawkins. Row 2 Bernie Krupa.
Dwayne Weaver. Bill Shugars, Gary Verazin. Jim Shull. John Martin. T R Hardic
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Lori Fisher. Joan Albright and Beth Bowers
D-3 North Row 1 Paul Gerding. Bruce Bausher. Jeff Kitsock. George Pappas Row 2 Bill
Wood. Tom Woodson, John Britton. Rod Angstadt, Brad Poore.
Ponch
Is this really snow?
Bruce Bausher
D-3 South Row 1 Doug Palaskey Row 2 Mike Spangler. Mike Boess, Ray Tierney, Ray Schweibert Row
3 Dave Behrs. Gary Baker. Tim Holder, Ralph Richard, Jeff Gosnell, Rick Ensslen
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Mike Spangler
Notes decorate wall
Anne, Stacey and Jay
Watch Out!
I wish classes would be cancelled
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1-East: Row 1 Carol Spence. Mary Simansky, Ardy Holder, Keish, Jennifer Hampshire, Pat Crossland,
Lisa Groff, Debra Gosnell, Mary Jo Loftus. Julie May, Mary Chowanski Row 2 Karen Hofllch. Connie
Chronister, Robin Stranger. Joan Rohrbaugh, Linda Davis, Nancy Glattfelder Row 3 Sylvia Kling, Mindy
Trout. Kerne Kelly. Bonita Lighty. Dawn Eveler. Jeanne Clayton Row 4 Nancy Conway. Sue Quenzer,
Sandy Rohr. Kim Gnesemer. Lori Snelling, Heidi Stahl, Laura Anthony, Joann Coruzzi, Mary Ann Merel,
Sherry Morgan, Kathy Jo McPike, Use Kling
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2-East: Row 1 Jean Scarpignato. Cherl Bailey, Donna Russell, Laurette Schuler.
Debbie Derr, Kim Heffleger Row 2 Liz Diacont. Chris Jameson. Kim Hieber, Debbie
Allen, Jan Clifford, Pam Price. Kelly Aucker, Dee Musser. Pat Vaughn Row 3 Caryl
Zimmerman, Lori Bonner, Sandy Best, Anne Gallant, Lori Scillieri, Vivian DeCesare.
Betsy Reinhart, Kim Menges. Cathy Kwader, Sandra Hess, Nancy Mason Row 4 Gay
Graham, Monica Colgan, Lisa Polder, Gail Schmerfeld, Margarett Smeltzer, Robin
Duvall
Jeannine and Kim
Queen for the day
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Look up here!
2-West: Row 1 Arlissa Salomone. Carrie Billbrough, Lorriane Miller, Suzanne Tessier Row 2 Jane
Thomas. Tammy Ardrey. Cathy Donahue, Diane Schaeffer. Maureen Lyon, Beth Brodhag, Cindy Stetler,
Julie Smykal. Doris Kuhn. Angle Nelson, Carla Hofmann Row 3 Dawn Paul. Robin Dodge. Belinda
Kline. Cheryl Friedlin. Sharon Clarke. Carolyn Louder. Kathy Kelly, Sue Densten, Linda Needham, Holly
Ewan, Diane Nelson, Kathy Rehfuss, Erica VanHorn, Jane Valas,
Dawn Spaar and Bindy Kaercher
Robin Dodge
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3-East Row 1 Brenda Kreider, Gretchen Netting, Dawn Spaar, Lisa Kramer, Josie Baust, Barb
McCoy. Kathy Goodman. Lynne McGhee Row 2 Sue Whitley, Ellen Anthony, Robyn Pollina.
Genny Gill, Connie Gallow. Sue DelRusso, Cookie Peterson, Joan Pavliagnite, Joyce Barnett,
Mary Lynn Geesemen, Connie Bahn Row 3 Kathy Maser, Lesli Powell. Janice Hill. Jeanine
Pantano, Diane Forster, Bindy Kaercher. Stacy Koval. Cathy Carnanus, Becky Dinulos, Chris
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Debbie Menhardt
Belinda Kline
Ann Hare
Carrie Billbrough
Doris Weisert
3-West: Row 1 Elaine Bauer, Laura Brigance. Kay Janick, Sue Weber. Jeannine Shirtz, Nancy
Shallenberger. Lori Gallego, Mutfie Weller, Kris Gieg Row 2 Donna Short. Susan Stevens. Jeanne
Koury, Ginny Pack. Susan Davis. Maria M Colon. Sherry Mason, Marie Kobylinski, Janette Azelvandre
How 3 Pat Carroll, Paula Caveno. Lisa Aukamp, Debbie Hawtof. Lita Foor. Karen Knight. Dana Aberie.
Cindy Reese. Cathy Scott, Peggy Acherson, Doris Weisert, Donna Fitzpatrick
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Genny Gill
Marcia Rebman and Tom Stepanchak
Kevin Savory and Polly Oldis
Lisa McDade and escort
I get by with a little help from my friends
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1-East Row 1 Beth Whitacre. Serena Von der Heiden. Denise Beck. Vicki
MacWnght, Marilyn Mornssey Row 2 Karen Hamann. Ann Foley. Jean
Reed. Donna Kafka, Cindy Marx
Why do they always ask "what's for dinner - '"
Carolyn Behr and Chris Mruk
Jan Wealand
2-East: Row 1 Nancy Hertel. Dana Buterbaugh. Man Pugliese. Donna Hoffman Row 2
Maureen Connelly. Chris Hershey, Maureen Roberts, Bernadette Wilk, Tammy Burk, Liz
Baker Row 3 Karen Allen, Tammy Yunmger, Beth Grumbme, Maryrose Frey, Sheryl Martin.
Chris Mruk Row 4 Deanne Starr, Missi Northrop. Mary Muhich, Nancy Pederson. Theresa
Simpson, Jan Wealand, Sue Snee
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2-West Row 1 Brenda Barnhart, Linda Torgenson, Kathy Gorman,
Beth LeConey. Ton! Melchiondo, Katy Boyle. Dotty Donovan, Barb
Hertel Row 2 Lisa Brown, Kathy Bonn, Jenny Haifley, Julie Rankin,
Jeanne McClure. Karen Mitchell. Annette Fox, Lisa McDade Row 3
Linda Ranch. Colette Koch. Carol Sinbach, Linda Sites, Julie Metcalf.
Emily Meibohm. Diane Lehart, Diane Wilson.
Deb Johnson
3-East: Row 1 Kathy Jones, Eileen Floriani, Jenny Hart. Stacy Roth Row 2 Cindy Cooley. Edith Nelson. Karen
Gallagher, Karen Mummert, Peggy Parker, Karen Dorsey. Donna Wilson. Meg Lomerson, Annette Murray Row
3 Allison Webb. Nancy Marshall. Sue Hand. Sharolyn Bowman, Mary Ann Geiger, Judy Seldomndge, Gayle
Kline. Maureen O'Brien. Kathy Merel, Hilary Welsh Row 4 Fran Gross. Karen Sullivan, Julie Milanik, Sue
Boole, Maryanne Foy, Linda McCollough.
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Relaxing at the Jays
Snowball fight in the dell
Raquetball? I thought this was tennis
My that looks good
File it away
3-West: Row 1 Sue Reed. Karen Eukert, Judy Menosky, Patty Eberly, Judy Priggms. Holly Cooke. Michelle
Horan, Deb Lewis Row 2 Laurie Brookes. Cindy Kapner. Sue Ebersole, Marcia Rebman, Denise Kramer,
Betsy Best. Sharon Smith Row 3 Melinda Osmon, Kendall Mason. Cathy Duerst. Aud Fetter, Chari
Goodwin, Carey Smith, Fran Elfreth, Anne Reifsnyder.
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Pat Werner, Colleen O'Keefe and Roger Sayre
Jean Garman
Jerry Davis and Kim Killmer
Sue Coney and Cynthia Fallos
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1 -North. Row 1 Stan Shilling — Hall Mascot Row 2 Joyce Goforth. Ann Plymyer,
Ruth Mares. Linda Blanchett. Beth Reilly. Barb Soldati Row 3 Lisa Unkle. Kathy
Labe. Jill Stambaugh, Robin Gleim.
Always in a hurry
Strolling along.
Chris Wolf
Cindy Lenker
Norie Gunhart
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Randi Bartells
2-North: Row 1 Kathy Knight, Mary Beth Goodwin. Janice Snyder. Eileen Hozella. Doreen Ziegler,
Cheryl McFadden, Blair Bux. Cindi Fallos, Kathi Scheppach, Yvonne Dockey. Sue Coney. Pat
"Pooper" Werner. Barb Bentz. Ruth Greenly. Carolyn Grey. Jill Page, Carolyn Rubin,
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2-South Row 1 Donna Howarth. Loretta Price. Donna Sheaffer Row 2
Janet Casebeer. Jeanna Clark, Betsy Wetzel, Cindy Schmidt, Jill
Yeatman, Susan Hivner Row 3 Cathy Kipp, Cindy Neil, Tammi Weaver
Row 4 Deb Chant. Cindy Faulkner, Christy Butler. Kathy Schwarzmann.
Carol Richman, Melanie Ent.
Dottie King
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3-North: Row 1 Pam Loring, Sharon Warner, Sue Wiatroski Row 2 Cathy
Starr, Patti Sanderson, Kellie Matheson, Renee Horst, Diane Dondera,
Donna Way, Janice Thirlwall, Mary Ellen Zlzos Row 3 Krista Musselman,
Suzanne Neff. Anne Mane McCafferty, Jenny Smith, Kim Killmer. Ester
Coppock, Karen Amritt Row 4 Jean Garman, Lori Henninger.
Robin Gleim
This is due when?
Jean Garman
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Joyce Goforth
3-South; Row 1 Tina Distasio, Evelyn Kuester. Donna Shiveler, Susan Morgenson, Ellen Watts. Gayle
Foerster, Vicki Overly, Mary Gaffney, Carol Rogers Row 2 Gay Detwiler, Cathy Reinard, Deb Riley. Louise
Hanley, Joanne Glah, Cyndi Hill, Carolyn Behr. Chris Foor. Carol Brenna, Robin Huntington, Betsy Huber,
SueKirby
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Brian Sauers, Eric Fairchild, Tom Hart flow 3 Don Qumn, Herb Yost. John Bittner, Kirk Dawson
Row 4 Roy Martin. Joe Kibala. Bob Slamp, Scott Baker
Annual Pig Roast
Will Senn and Mike Schmidt
Don Anderson
Scott Cassey
Is that Superman?
2 North: Row 1 Don Lawler. Dave Tabbutt. Bob "Nuts" Cahill, Scott Cassey. "Shibs"
Row 2 Doug Glass, Jim Jameson. Jeff Forbes, Wayne McCullough. Kevin Jacoby. Jerry
Gladfelter Row 3 Keith Barash, Jimmy "Suds" Cavanaugh, Allen Artz. Dan Noyes, Bill
Kettrick. Cip Apicelli. Dan Buckley. Scott Myers. Darryl Brown.
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3 North: Row 1 Javed Bhatti, Ha Uong, Ray Geary, Doug Wanke, Bill Schober Row
2 Abdul Mossa, Mike Anderson, John Horn Kirk Wolgemuth, Bill De Mora Row 3
Criag Kovach, Don Kleiss.
Tom Bailey
Polly, Bill. Maureen and D.Q
3 South: Row 1 Wally Durst, Mike "Hulk" Chester, "Rock" Baker, "Them" Fleming
Row 2 "Sico" Knies, Kevin "Vito" Kappra, Dorf, US Able, Jim Walling, Dr. V. Peterman
Tom Freeda Row 3 Mike "FRO" Satow, Bugs Silverman, Tiny Mumford, Bone
McKnight Little Wrestler Maurer.
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Dave Asher
Barry Llewellyn
Rob Gosman
Mom. where are you.
B-2 munches out
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You mean class isn't cancelled!
A-1: Row 1 Joe Fritz, Dean Boyer, Steve Shubert, Bruce Ulrich, Wayne Humphreys, Bill Bosak Row 2
Scott Frick, Barry Herman, Orlando Rodriguez, Markus Wegner, Jon Vitarius, Don Warner, Kevin Markey,
Arty Thomas, Bob Utzinger, Doug Weisbach, Bill Osborne, Mike Leid, Tim Sterling.
A-2: Row 1: Rob Gosman, George Brown, Tim Seager, Dave Reininger, George Barakos. Bill
Makara, Brad Rhoads. Bob Morton, Laine Helterridle Row 2 Mark Chadwick, Bruce
Saunders, John Hiller, Keith Meckley, Frank Lamberta, Dave Schwoyer, Steve Suitch Row 3
Chuck Hart, Eric Killheffner, Art Dent, Wayne Hetherington, Barry Llewellyn, Paul Rochelle,
Scott Koscevic, Jack Llewellyn.
Paul Steinweg & date dance away
Mark Stevenson
George Brown
A-3: Row 1 John Lashkevich, Herk Rintz, Robin Colden, Duke Cyprus Parham Row 2 Tu-Duong, Paul
Steinweg, Bill Shank. Roger Hoerl, Eric Krause, Ray Handwerk Row 3 Jack O'Reilly. Mike Peters, Ron
Saylor, Pete DiFonzo, Brian Lash, Kirk Moore, Dave Bostwick, Marc Cornell, Don Tyrie, Joe Lowry, Greg
Budko, John Holcum.
Tod Shedlosky
Vernon Hefflinger
B-B: Row 1 Jay Greer, Jud Gemmel Row 2 JR Elsworth, Randy Winemiller, William Ewer,
John Schmitz Row 3 Dave Hollinger, Scott Jones, Dave Palmer, Mike Hess.
Rick Dolan & Dean Boyer check out Pig Roast
These calculations seem a bit off!
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B-2: Row 1 Cherry Hill, Peyott, Slick, Ike, Kabong Row 2 Willy, Mom, Bummer, Gene Gene
the Dancin Machine, BFRA Row 3 Dave, Peaches, Sunshine, Febe, Rich, Spent, Michael,
Chappy Row 4 Dave, Footz, Tall Paul, Hondu, Moose, Dead Head Row 5 Alky, Treetrunk, OD,
Ringo, Abe, Woolley, Robot.
Surfing sure beats studying!
Tim Moyer
B-3: Row 1 George Eric, Tom K „ Perry Kent Row 2 Cliff Reymo, Scott Frazier, Scott
Kennedy, Burnout, Steve Williard, Paul II, John Insley Row 3 Bryan Wilt, Jumbo,
Lisa Coleman, Booboo, Fausnacht, Jack, Bill "Wheaties" Algeo, Jim Mahon,
Pasquale, Mickey, Wimp, Jeff Tamburro, Tom Morral Row 4 DB, Studley. Wilbur,
Tod, Dave, Paul I.
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Koerwer & George Row 2: Susan "Pe'si" Waggoner & Grover, Allison
"Cheeps" DeBartalis, Gaye "Star" Travis, Bobbi Little, Ruth "Rufus"
Richmond & Cookie.
Dr. Walter Shaw-Dean of Student Affairs.
ORCHARD: Row 1: Barry Freedman, Rick Milner, Michael Sieck, Bob Scotten
Row 2: Ron Ayoub, "Jumbo Hermps", Jumbo's Friend "Dog".
I wonder what's beyond the hill
GREEN GABLES: Row 1 : Tanya Kowalchuk, Jenny Rezin, Jody Wertz Row 2:
Selisa Stauffer, Mari-Cay Nelson, Sharon Grunow, Cindy Severance, Kimberly
Week, Mary Beth Waltman.
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Randy Coldiron
TAMELA J. ARDREY
FRANKLIN J. ARMER
FREDERICK D. ARMSTRONG
RONALD G. AYOUB
ELIZABETH BARTON
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SILVAN Q. BENNER
DEBORAH A. ALLEN
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JEAN M. ALLISON
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BRIAN C. AUCKER
Pat Werner, Coleen O'Keefe, and Roger Sayre frolicking outdoors.
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DAVID T. AINA Kwara State, Ni-
geria. Elementary Education
DEBORAH A. ALLEN. Oakland, N.J.
History. "The future always arrives a
little before you're ready to give up the
present" remembers Homecoming
1978, February 14, 1976, Jan, Carrie,
and Ann, and Halloween 1975 . . . en-
joys needlepoint and embroidery . . .
plans to go for her Masters and enter
the business field
JEAN M. ALLISON Chambersburg,
Pa. Accounting. "Red" . . won't for-
get the Friday afternoon B-Club or
GSA "Have you seen Heff?" . . .
photography is her thing . snow,
snow, wonderful snow . . hopes to
own a Jaguar to drive on sunny Sun-
days in DC.
TAMELA J ARDREY. Gap. Pa. Med-
ical Secretarial Science. "Tammy" . .
always typing other peoples' papers
. . . "Chickie" . . . likes piano and nee-
dlecrafts memories of freshmen
year . "cutie" . . . plans to further
her education in the medical field.
FRANKLIN J. ARMER. Lancaster,
Pa Business Administration (Comput-
er Science). Enjoys hunting and
fishing . seen in Sears' Customer
Service Department in Park City.
FREDERICK D. ARMSTRONG. Lan-
caster, Pa. Business Administration.
S.A.M president . . member of the
tennis team . . . remembers the 1976
divisional playoff at Upsala College.
DAVID B ASHER Flourtown, Pa.
Business Administration (Marketing).
BRIAN C. AUCKER. Port Trevorton,
Pa Communication Arts.
RONALD G AYOUB Brooklyn, NY
Biology "George" . . . enjoys listening
to and playing rock, jazz and blues . . .
a toga partier . "Yeee" . plans to
do research in biological disciplines
ELIZABETH BARTON. York, Pa.
Medical Secretarial Science. "Lizard"
. innocent 'til you get to know her
. . "Daddy. Daddy, what's dat? "...
future plans undecided.
SILVAN Q. BENNER. Elizabethtown,
Pa. Business Administration (Manage-
ment).
Greg Buck
MARY JO BOETSCH
WILLIAM BIEGALSKI
MARY A. BILLY
JUDITH A. BLAISDELL
CHRISTOPHER S. BOSCH
Brinser Residence Hall
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VALERIE S. BERNAN
SUE E. BESHORE
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LINDA B. BLANCHETT
KATHLEEN P. BOLAND
BETH Y. BOWERS
DEBORAH J. BRINTON
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MARY JO BOETSCH Bridgewater.
N.J. Early Childhood/Elementary Edu-
cation "Jo" . "Me-crazy?" . lis-
tens to the Grateful Dead . . . remem-
bers Homecoming 1976, puddle jum-
ping, and the C-3 drips . . . dislikes
cold showers and shaving cream
future holds marriage and a career.
VALERIE S. BERNAN. Frackville,
Pa Biology.
SUE E BESHORE. York, Pa. Social
Science
WILLIAM BIEGALSKI. East Green-
ville, Pa Business Administration.
MARY A BILLY Middletown, Pa.
Occupational Therapy Enjoys horse-
back riding, sewing, skating, and ten-
nis ... F & M and the Birches Hallow-
een Party are memorable events .
intends to work as an occupational
therapist and get her Master's degree.
JUDITH A BLAISDELL. Elizabeth-
town. Pa Occupational Therapy
"Judy" hopes to become an oc-
cupational therapist in New England
LINDA B BLANCHETT. Vienna. Va.
Early Childhood Development. Likes
being around children . also enjoys
skating, sewing, singing, and bowling
. . hopes to find a job in the public
school system
KATHLEEN P BOLAND Shillington.
Pa. Psychology "Kathy" 3-West.
Sherwood 6. Orchard are memorable
"I guess" wishes to work in a
hospital's Social Services Agency
CHRISTOPHER S. BOSCH Lancas-
ter, Pa. Elementary Education. "Buf-
falo" . . hobbies include sports,
camping, rock concerts, and playing
cornet "Aw-right" . . . remembers
the undefeated JV soccer team
hopes to coach and teach in an ele-
mentary school
BETH Y BOWERS. Landisville. Pa.
Business Administration Remembers
playing hockey, tapping off, decora-
ting moons, and the Halloween party
at the cave loves peanut butter.
DEBORAH J, BRINTON Manheim.
Pa. Chemistry. "Debby" . . hobbies
include drawing and oil painting .
enjoys sports, especially racguetball.
tennis, basketball, and swimming
plans to aquire a job as an industrial
chemist.
GABRIEL C. BROWN
Birds over Lake Placida
AILEEN J. BURDGE
MARY K. CALDARELLI
ELIZABETH M. CALE
Chris Olfstrohm, Jody Wertz, Missy Weaver. Mary Beth Waltman with Coach
Whitmore.
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CATHERINE N. CARNARIUS
TODD D BROWN
STEVEN J. BUCK
J. CLAYTON CAMPBELL
THERESA A. CARBONE
SCOTT C. CASSEY
DEBORAH J. CHANT
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GABRIEL C BROWN. Ghana. W. Af-
rica. "Gabby" . . . activities include
sport and athletics plans to go to
graduate school to study law and ad-
ministration, and then return to Ghana
to contribute to its socioeconomic de-
velopment.
TODD D. BROWN Middletown. Pa.
Elementary Education, "Whip" , . .
working summer conferences
summer of 1978 future as elemen-
tary school teacher
STEVEN J. BUCK Gradyville. Pa.
Business Administration.
AILEEN J. BURDGE Dover, N.J
Early Childhood Education. Enjoys
playing piano and clarinet . remem-
bers 4 in a room and the Dolly Parton
caterpillar plans to teach 2 and 3-
year olds.
MARY K CALDARELLI. Enola. Pa.
Forestry "Wop" . hobbies are nee-
dlecrafts. hiking, tennis and swimming
remembers her internship and
passing ecology . wants to work as
a park or forest ranger.
ELIZABETH M CALE. Harnsburg.
Pa Elementary Education "E-bean"
. . . sees the funny side of things . . .
remembers her first haircut in 10
years . "If Gary calls . . . "hopes to
teach or get an education-related job
J CLAYTON CAMPBELL Lancas-
ter, Pa. Biology Secondary Education
"Clay" . . remembers Founders D-2
orientation . likes skiing, racquet-
ball, and volleyball . . enjoyed fresh-
man year plans to go to graduate
school or become a biology teacher.
THERESA A CARBONE Oaklyn.
N.J. Occupational Therapy
CATHERINE N CARNARIUS Lan-
caster, Pa. French "Cathy" . enjoys
dancing, sewing, reading, and photog-
raphy will never forget her junior
year in France . plans include a
MBA in International Business
SCOTT C CASSEY Manhein. Pa
Business Administration (Manage-
ment).
DEBORAH J. CHANT. Gibbstown.
N.J Psychology.
WILLIAM R. CHAPIN, JR.
NANCY L. CHARLES
DAVID O. CHRIST
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ROBIN COLDEN
CONNIE L. COONS
MARC D CORNELL
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KENNETH M. CREIGHTON
Jti.A
Thompson Gym
RANDY W. COLDIRON
ROBERT E. CONRAD
Beth Bowers and Joan Albright.
WILLIAM R CHAPIN, JR Wyom-
missing, Pa Business Administration
(Management) "Chipper" . . . plans a
trip to the West Coast - . . "That's
deep!" enjoys cabinet and wood-
working, good music, and photogra-
phy Homecoming 1978. "Green"
parties, and the 75 soccer playoffs
are memorable . . . hopes to enter the
marketing field
NANCY L CHARLES Media, Pa.
Psychology "Nance" . won't forget
B-2. Sherwood 6, or 3-West . . "you'll
have this from time to time" . hob-
bies include ceramics and sewing
wants to work with emotionally dis-
turbed children.
DAVID O CHRIST Elizabethtown.
Pa. Chemistry
ROBIN COLDEN. Stormville. NY
Biology Hobbies include sports and
plants . . will definitely remember
graduation future holds employ-
ment or graduate school.
RANDY W COLDIRON. Land-
enberg, Pa Accounting.
ROBERT E. CONRAD. Mechanic-
sburg, Pa Biology "Ace" . . . enjoys
Enduro dirt bike riding . holds
records for most volleyball games lost
. . "so you're into abuse" . plans to
get his Master's then hopefully a doc-
torate in microbiology.
CONNIE L. COONS. Mt. Union, Pa.
English. "Con" . . . remembers 4 years
of happy memories with Jim and
Homecoming '78 . . hobbies listed
are reading, guitar, crafts, and music
. future holds marriage in addition
to working with blind or handicapped
children
MARC D CORNELL. Poughkeepsie,
NY. Biology "Jock" . . . remembers
going to the track . . . sports are his
main hobbies . . will advance to grad-
uate school.
KENNETH M CREIGHTON. Eliza-
bethtown. Pa Mathematics.
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David Martin
PAUL O. CURRY, JR.
DIANE DAPKIEWICZ
ANNE R. DENNEY
ARTHUR L. DENT
EUGENE DESANTIS
The Computer Center
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KEITH R. DAILY
DAVID M. DALKE
Mary Beth Schmidt
JOHN M. DIRICO
DAVID A. DOHERTY
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PAUL O CURRY, JR. Hershey, Pa
Accounting
KEITH R DAILY Middletown, Pa.
Social Science (History) "Bucket" . - .
remembers his engagement activi-
ties include firefighting . . "No!" - - -
plans to be married
DAVID M. DALKE. Camp Hill, Pa.
Chemistry "D" . . . likes scuba diving,
rappelling, hiking, and photography
remembers the "terrible 10 raid"
plans to become involved with
computers.
DIANE DAPKIEWICZ Pennsauken,
N.J. Elementary Education "Deedles"
. . . remembers May term in England
"Koon's age" . . . likes parties and
racquetball . . . plans on becoming an
elementary school teacher and world
traveller,
ANNE R DENNEY Columbia, Pa.
Music Education Fond memories in-
clude touring with Concert Choir and
being an R.A. on Schlosser 3-East . . .
enjoys writing determined to find a
job teaching music will marry Dan
Guthrie (76) in June
ARTHUR L DENT. Westmont, N.J.
Business Administration /
Communication Arts. "R.T." . . . likes
skiing, driving, and sleeping
remembers the parties in Barney's
room . "Maybe I'll study tonight . . .
EUGENE DESANTIS Philadelphia,
Pa. Political Science.
JOHN M DIRICO. Warminster, Pa.
Business Administration (Marketing)
Hobbies include drawing, wood-
working, music, and sports hopes
to get a |Ob in Marketing Management
and eventually own his own business.
DAVID A. DOHERTY, Claymont, Del
Elementary Education. "Dart" ... re-
members B-2 Country Club and the
Village Green
CATHERINE A. DONAHUE
Daniel Murphy and Professor Clemens.
ft
DONNA M. DUQUETTE
MARY V. EAGEN
JOANETTE J. EBERHART
ADNAN ELARIDI
ALAN B. FACER
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
MARGARET A. DUCATO
PATTY A. EBERLY
SUSAN E. EBERSOLE
A snowball fight in the Dell
CATHERINE A DONAHUE Malvern.
Pa Medical Secretary/ History
STEPHEN A DOUGLAS Elizabeth-
town. Pa Political Science.
MARGARET A DUCATO Charleroi,
Pa. Occupational Therapy
DONNA M DUQUETTE. West Ches-
ter. Pa. Biology. "I'm hungry let's
go eat!" . . . enjoys tennis, swimming,
bowling, and vegetable gardening . . .
remembers her first 4.0 semester . . .
aims for a career in medicine or envi-
ronmental health.
MARY V EAGEN Ridgway, Pa. Ele-
mentary Education Enjoys fishing and
backpacking looks like somebody
. . remembers her trip out west . . .
hopes to find a job
JEANETTE J EBERHART Gettys-
burg, Pa Medical Secretarial Science
"Joanie" . . . enjoys swimming and
acting . . . "unbelievable" . remem-
bers her first show . . . future holds
acting school in New York
PATTY A EBERLY Schaefferstown.
Pa. Medical Secretarial Science
SUSAN E. EBERSOLE. West Fair-
view, Pa Early Childhood Education
"Goof" hobbies include needle-
craft and music "geez" will
remember graduation plans to
teach and travel
ADNAN ELARIDI. Elizabethtown. Pa.
Biology
JAY E. ELDER Harnsburg, Pa.
Chemistry/ Pre-Med Enjoys sports and
stamp collecting . hopes to attend
medical school
ALAN B FACER. Elizabethtown, Pa.
Communication Arts. "Al" Re-
members "twister" at the commuter
Christmas Party . . . likes skiing, golf,
skating, tennis, and painting . . "Time
is what we share equally, what we do
with it makes us what we are" . . .
plans to write and direct television
programs.
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Bill Phillips and Meg Lomerson in the dishroom.
CYNTHIA FAULKNER
DONNA J. FITZPATRICK
LORI K. FOX
JOHN D. FRANTZ
GABRIEL R. FREZZO. JR.
Evelyn Johnson
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SALLY A. FINAN
ROBERT R. FINGER
SCOTT FRASIER
BARRY FREEDMAN
CRAIG W. FULTZ
TIMOTHY J. GALDENCIO
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CYNTHIA FAULKNER Basking
Ridge, NJ Medical Secretarial Sci-
ence
SALLY A. FINAN Warren, N.J. Med-
ical Technology/Chemistry. "Sal" . . .
"Oh dear."
ROBERT R FINGER. Elizabethtown,
Pa Business Administration (Market-
ing)
DONNA J FITZPATRICK. Haup-
pauge. NY. Communication Arts. "Cut
me a break" . . . loves to dance! . .
remembers the dance marathons and
Homecoming 78 enjoys reading,
skiing, and boating . "love a man in
uniform" career goals in theater
and broadcasting
LORI K FOX Annandale, N.J. Mu-
sic Therapy "Loretta" . likes riding
bikes and sewing hopes to get a
job as a registered music therapist.
JOHN D. FRANTZ Bethel, Pa. Busi-
ness Administration. "Frantzy" . . .
likes sports cars, skiing, photography,
and auto racing . "get a job"
remembers Orchard and The Green
. . . plans to work a while, then go to
graduate school.
SCOTT FRASIER. Mt. Holly, N.J.
Business Administration "Hard bar"
. . . enjoys goofing off with the girls . . .
will remember A-1, Coach Joe Whit-
more, and D.H. "Samurai" . . .
plans to do whatever comes naturally
BARRY FREEDMAN Whitehall, Pa.
Business Administration (Marketing).
"BaBa" . . . enjoys travelling . . .
"things are looking jumbo" plans
to settle down out west.
GABRIEL R. FREZZO, JR. Avon-
dale. Pa. Business Administration.
"Gabe" remembers Jamaica, Vil-
lage Green, and Barney hobbies
are motorcycle riding, camping, hik-
ing, and hunting . future plans in-
clude mushrooms.
CRAIG W. FULTZ. Elizabethtown,
Pa Biology Enjoys logging, weight-
lifting, hiking, hunting, bicycling, and
swimming "Let each person have
the opportunity to achieve his poten-
tial" . . future holds medical school
and work as an orthopedic surgeon.
TIMOTHY J. GALDENCIO Harris-
burg, Pa Accounting "T.J." ... re-
members his two years at E-town ... a
Vietnam veteran . . . enjoys his four
children . hopes to become a CPA.
THOMAS T. GALLOWAY
Ron Saylor
SONYA K. GISH
JOYCE L. GOFORTH
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KATHLEEN T. GRISCOM
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DONNA GATTA
MARY L. GEESAMAN
DEBRA E. GOSNELL
SHARON K. GOSSERT
J. SCOTT GROENE
SHARON L. GRUNOW
THOMAS T. GALLOWAY Down-
mgtown, Pa Communication Arts "Buzz
off" . . . hobbies are working at the
radio station, riding horses, theatre,
kawnums, hunting beaver, and hang-
ing out at Maple - - . hopes to own a
radio and television station
DONNA GATTA Elizabethtown,
Pa. Social Dynamics.
MARY L GEESAMAN Hummels-
town, Pa Early Childhood Education
"Hiya kiddo" likes sewing, violin,
and reading , . remembers four
roommates in two months, the green
slicker at midnight, and the roommate
who sang in her sleep wants to get
a job teaching kindergarten in the
area.
SONYA K. GISH Elizabethtown. Pa
Business Administration
ROBERT D GOCCIA. Lambertsville
N.J. Political Science.
JOYCE L. GOFORTH. Woodstown
N J Accounting. "You're cute!"
likes music, poetry, sewing, handi-
crafts, and outdoor activities
"ya'tt" ... remembers Royer 1-N
dummy in the dell" and WCP in 126
hopes to marry and manage a
small business.
DEBRA E. GOSNELL Baltimore.
Md English "Deb" . enjoys arts
and crafts, travelling, and writing .
remembers the library bench. 9-9-78,
the Green, long walks, and 1-east . . .
plans to attend graduate school at
Temple
SHARON K GOSSERT. New Provi-
dence. Pa Social Work "Little Ronni"
. . . enjoys jogging, crocheting, read-
ing, and watching motorcycle races.
KATHLEEN R, GRISCOM. Cherry
Hill, N.J Business Administration
(Marketings' Management). "Gris" . . .
memorable events are 3-West and the
Green . likes to eat and ski ...
"want an apple 7 " . . hopes to get a
job and travel
J. SCOTT GROENE. Camp Hill, Pa.
Business Administration (Marketing/
Management). "Gub" remembers
trick or treating his senior year
likes filling out questionnaires, bowl-
ing, baseball, frisbee . . plans an M.
B. A. in Management.
SHARON L GRUNOW Egg Harbor,
N.J. Occupational Therapy.
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CATHY D. GUMBERT
LAURIE B. GUMBLE
CATHY S. GUST
Amy Stone
JOHN. K. HALE, JR.
JOLENE M. HARTZOK
VERNON J. HEFFLEGER
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MARY A. HEILMAN
LYNN E. HAMBRIGHT
BRET A. HART
A view from Founders
CATHY D GUMBERT Beallsville,
Pa. Occupational Therapy. "Kate" .
"how lucky I am to know people to
whom saying goodbye is so damn
hard" . . . hopes to become a staff
therapist in a psycho-social or physi-
cal rehabilitation center.
LAURIE B GUMBLE Paupack. Pa.
Chemistry/Medical Technology
CATHY S. GUST York, Pa. Early
Childhood Education. "It makes me
ill" . . . enjoys racquetball, tennis,
reading, and volleyball . . . remembers
Rick Long and his D-3 cuties . . . plans
to teach
JOHN K HALE, JR New Holland.
Pa Business Administration (Account-
ing/Marketing) Remembers winning
the 1978 intramural Softball champion-
ship . . hobbies include gardening,
music, and athletics . plans a busi-
ness-oriented career.
LYNN E. HAMBRIGHT Lancaster,
Pa. Math. "Ham" . . enjoys sports,
reading, and sleeping . "What's on
T.V. tonight?" . the Blackout, cham-
pionship hockey teams. Florida, New
York City, and "oldies" parties are
memorable . . hopes to get a job in
the computer or statistics fields
BRET A HART. Temple. Pa Busi-
ness Administration (Management)
Remembers the trips to Florida every
spring hopes to enjoy life as much
as possible.
JOLENE M HARTZOK Chambers-
burg. Pa. Sociology "Jo" . "That's
mature" . . . remembers weekends
and Valentine's Day 1976 . . . rugs and
scalloped potatoes plans to go to
graduate school and get a job.
VERNON J. HEFFLEGER Reading,
Pa Business Administration.
MARY A HEILMAN Mount Joy, Pa.
Elementary Education "I want to go
back to Israel" . . . en|oys canoeing,
backpacking, and snowshoeing re-
members 3 years of working in the
college post office . . plans to teach
gifted children.
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Fred Armstrong
MARGARET L. HEIM
BARBARA J. HERTEL
MICHAEL B. HESS
SUSAN E. HINELINE
JOHN H. HOCKER
Out for a sleigh ride.
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ROBIN J. HEISLEY
BETH A. HELMAN
John Martin
ROGER W. HOERL
DAVID B. HOLLINGER
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MARGARET L HEIM Reading, Pa
Social Work, "Maggie" . . . enjoys mu-
sic, volleyball, crocheting, antiques,
refinishing furniture, plants, and play-
ing guitar . . , "Arise, go forth - . .
and conquer" . . , remembers 24
hours of dancing, the disco "flip." Eli
and friends, Bozo, and homemade soft
pretzels . . . hopes to go into medical
social work.
ROBIN J. HEISLEY Marysville. Pa.
Business Administration Enjoys jog-
ging and skiing . . . living with 3 others
in conference room after B-2's fire . . .
favorite hobby is procrastinating
plans to work and go to grad school.
BETH A. HELMAN Carlisle. Pa. Mu-
sic Therapy. Music, macrame, singing,
and reading are listed as hobbies . . .
remembers A-1, choir tours, and sen-
ior recital - . . plans to do her intern-
ship and get a job as a music thera-
pist.
BARBARA J. HERTEL Fort Wash-
ington, Pa Business Administration
"Barb" remember choir tours - - .
enjoys friends, horseback riding, and
singing . . . plans to become a com-
pany executive.
MICHAEL B HESS. Harrisburg. Pa.
Business Administration (Market-
ing/Management) "Hippie" ... re-
members the day he dropped a bucket
of ice water on two guys in the shower
"What can I say 9 " . . . likes drums
and music . wants to become a
drummer and/or a businessman
SUSAN E. HINELINE Haddonfield,
N.J. Early Childhood Education "Hot-
line" . . enjoys shopping, photogra-
phy, and children memorable
events include Human Development
class, Junior Block, student teaching.
and the hunting day debut
"Hoagies" . . . hopes to get her de-
gree in special education and be-
come a teacher.
JOHN H. HOCKER. Palmyra, Pa
Business Administration
ROGER W. HOERL. Newark, Del.
Math. "Nell" . . . likes sports . . .
"Give!" . . . graduate school in the
near future.
DAVID B. HOLLINGER Elizabeth-
town. Pa. Music Education/Religion
and Philosophy.
BEVERLY J. HOUSER
Alpha Ha
JOHN D. 1NSLEY
ABDUL M. ISHAKA
EVELYN M. JOHNSON
CYNTHIA M. KEPNER
KIM M. KILMER
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MARK F. KOERNIG
DIANE E. HUBER
DOUGLAS D. HUFSEY
SCOTT R. JONES
KATHY J. KELLY
Kevin Savory
BEVERLY J HOUSER. Jonestown.
Pa. Medical Secretarial Science.
"Bev" . . . enjoys bicycling, and swim-
ming . . "Live and Learn" hopes
to work at Hershey Medical Center or
Veteran's Hospital
DIANE E HUBER East Petersburg.
Pa. Medical Secretarial Science
"Hubie" . . . hobbies include eating
and all sports . . . remembers "oldies"
parties, New York City, and the vol-
leyball marathons . . wants to get a
job as a medical secretary and later
become a "Susie Homemaker ."
DOUGLAS D. HUFSEY. Millville.N.J.
Business Administration (Marketing)
"Hutch."
JOHN D. INSLEY Camp Hill, Pa
Accounting. "J.I." . . . likes racquet-
ball . remembers Kami-Kaze night,
backrubs on Royer 2-S, card with the
boys, and R A Patrols . Country
Clubber
ABDUL M ISHAKA. Kwara State,
Nigeria.
EVELYN M. JOHNSON Phila-
delphia, Pa Communication Arts
"E.J. the D.J." . . . "Thanks a lot!" .
remembers her 21st birthday . . . likes
Clint Eastwood and Gino Vannelli . . .
hopes to work at one of the "big 3"
TV. stations.
SCOTT R. JONES. Medford, N.J.
Forestry (Business) Remembers
Thursday nights on 2-south, road ral-
lies, Carpenter's Inn. and his intern-
ship . . . enjoys hiking, caving, and
skiing . . plans to earn his Master's
degree in Forestry at Duke.
KATHY J KELLY. Frederick. Md.
Medical Secretarial Science. "Chatty-
Kathy" . . . likes to swim, eat, and
spend money . . . remembers Mike,
foaming bubbles, Homecoming '78
and The Mount . . wishes to thank
her family plans to take it easy and
be happy.
CYNTHIA M. KEPNER. Gettysburg,
Pa. Elementary Education. "Cyndi"
remembers May term in England.
Junior block, and Shakespeare .
likes being creative . "What a hoo-
ter" . . . plans to teach.
KIM M. KILMER. Bridgewater, N.J.
Medical Secretarial Sci-
ence/Sociology, "Skimpy" . . re-
members "the Wedding" . . . "huh?"
. . . plans include graduate school and
working as a probation officer.
MARK F KOERNIG. Basking Ridge.
N.J. Business Administration "Mork"
. . . hates the Steelers . . remembers
getting DM. for a roommate . . . hopes
for a career in data processing.
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Valentine's Day entertainment.
NANCY R. KOERWER
LISA B. KRAMER
ELIZABETH A. KREITZER
BERNARD J. KRUPA
KATHY L. KUZAVA
Making walkways safe for travel.
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MARJORIE J. KOLMUS
TANYA M. KOWALCHUK
DORIS M. KUHN
ERICA L. KURZWEIL
ROBERT C. LAMB
BRIAN R. LASH
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NANCY R KOERWER. Abington,
Pa Business Administration (Market-
ing Management) Plans to be mar-
ried to Ron Herzog (78)
MARJORIE J. KOLMUS. Perkasie,
Pa. Mathematics. "Well excu . . . se
me!" . enjoys animals, sports, and
the great outdoors . . . remembers
football with A-1 and May 12, 1979
. . . Mad Dog and Ten High Lassie . . .
plans to get a job or go to graduate
school
TANYA M. KOWALCHUK. York, Pa.
Occupational Therapy "Tucker" . . .
hobbies include music, dancing, and
theatre.
LISA B KRAMER Merchantville,
N J Medical Secretarial Science.
"Louie" remembers 2/9/78 and
those fantastic "prick" jobs
spends her time partying and losing
"Florida Fat" remembers those
8:00 Friday classes after the 2-south
Thursday nighters?! plans to work
for a rich doctor in New Jersey and
eventually marry him.
ELIZABETH A. KREITZER. Mechan-
icsburg, Pa Business Administration
(Computer Science).
BERNARD J. KRUPA. McAdoo, Pa.
Business Administration (Marketing).
DORIS M KUHN. Carlisle, Pa. Busi-
ness Administration
ERICA L. KURZWEIL. Ocean. N.J
Music Therapy. "Boopers" . . . enjoys
reading, working with kids, and danc-
ing . . remembers her audition and
trick or treating at the prof's houses
. . . hopes to be a terrific music thera-
pist.
KATHY L. KUZAVA. Neptune. N.J.
Medical Secretarial Science. "Kathy"
. . likes tennis, volleyball, and cro-
cheting . memories include washing
t-shirts. TGIS, Homecoming, and
marathons . . . hopes for happiness.
ROBERT C. LAMB Broomall, Pa.
Business Administration (Health Care
Management) Remembers Maple '77
and '78. B-2. C.C., Lips . . . enjoys
hiking, backpacking, and "outdoor
life" the MLA will return . . . "to the
mountains I may go . . to the moun-
tains I may stay."
BRIAN R LASH. Lebanon, Pa. Ac-
counting.
A
PATRICIA L. LEAHEY
Steve Douglas
MARK D. LOEWEN
CHRISTINE L. LOFSTROM
MARGARET C. LOMERSON
Office of an enterprising student.
JAMES K. MAHAN
162
BARBARA A. LITTLE
BARRY J. LLEWELLYN
JOANNE E. LONEY
EDWARD H. MADENFORD
JEFF MAIN
MARGARET M. MAPLES
163
PATRICIA L. LEAHEY Trenton. N.J.
Accounting.
BARBARA A LITTLE. Hanover, Pa.
Business Adminstration "Bobbi"
transferred from Juniata and Millers-
ville . . remembers May term 78 and
the Carpenters' enjoys swimming,
skiing, tennis and music.
BARRY J, LLEWELLYN. West Read-
ing, Pa Biology/ Chemistry
Medical Technology Enjoys back-
gammon aims for a career in med-
ical research
MARK D. LOEWEN. Enola, Pa. Biol-
ogy. "Glen" . . Biology Club presi-
dent.
CHRISTINE L LOFSTROM Metu-
chen, N.J. Occupational Therapy
"Chris" . likes sewing, crocheting,
reading, gardening, and square danc-
ing. . "I'm adaptive" . . likes com-
ics, hates to type . . . remembers an A
in Spanish and the Homecoming
dance 1978 . plans to become a
registered occupational therapist
MARGARET C LOMERSON Glas-
tonbury, Ct Pre-Nursing. "Meg" .
enjoys skiing and swimming open-
ing the cadavers wants to own her
own train "Get out of here" . . the
cafeteria . naive? future R.N.
JOANNE E. LONEY Pennsauken.
N.J. Social Work. Enioys sports and
parties . . . remembers Midnight Ex-
cursions, all-day parties, Village
Green, L.A.R.C, Rheems, and N W
. . . plans to become a director of a
Social Service Agency.
EDWARD H MADENFORD Lancas-
ter, Pa. Business Administration (Mar-
keting). . Four-year letterman on golf
team and captain this year . enjoys
racquetball.
JAMES K MAHAN Harnsburg, Pa
Religion/Philosophy Proposing on a
mountaintop . likes swimming and
playing tennis . marrying Connie
Coons (79) . Valentines dinner 78
. . . plans to attend a seminary and
become a minister
JEFF MAIN Frederick, Md. Biology
MARGARET M. MAPLES Frederick.
Md. Early Childhood Education. "Mag-
gie" . . . Snoopy. . . . "Your mother!"
. . plays paddleball and guitar . .
"Dizzy" . . hopes to get a job.
RUTH E. MARES
JOHN B. MARTIN
KATHARINE E. MASER
Gary Verazln and Elizabeth Barton.
TIMOTHY M. MCCARTHY
ROBERT S. MEIER
164
JULIE A. MEILER
The President.
randy Mccarty
LISA M. McDADE
The Presidential Palace and the First Lady.
165
RUTH E MARES Springfield. Pa
Foreign Languages (German). "Ruth-
ie" . . . "Cut me a break!" . . . "Judy"
. . . "Toddles and Peepes!" "E-
town simplified my brain and com-
plicated my life."
JOHN B MARTIN Elizabethtown,
Pa. Accounting Enjoys gardening and
photography plans to work for a
"Big 8" accounting firm
KATHARINE E. MASER. Haddon
Heights, N J. Early Childhood Educa-
tion "Mase" plays guitar and pi-
ano . "Mercy sakes alive!" . . read-
ing and sleeping . "Come on. now!"
. . . trips to Florida and New York . . .
plans to teach kindergarten
TIMOTHY M. MCCARTHY Eliza-
bethtown, Pa. Accounting "Mac!" . . .
basketball . . "In your mug! Va-
lentine's Day likes the Yankees
and black Converse hates every-
thing else plans to become "Fuh-
rer" of his own company . . 2/5/56
"move the net"
RANDY McCARTY Lancaster, Pa.
Elementary Education.
LISA M McDADE. Claymont. Del.
Business Educaiton. "Lis" collects
old license plates . 78-79 home-
coming court Myer R.A. . . . plans
to get her Masters in education and
teach in Florida Softball, basket-
ball, and volleyball player ... "I love
you J.R .".
LAURIE E MEALS Lancaster, Pa.
Medical Secretarial Science.
ROBERT S. MEIER. Camp Hill, Pa.
Business Administration (Marketing)
"Rob" baseball team captain . . .
future in marketing
JULIE A. MEILER York, Pa Math-
ematics (Secondary Education).
"J.B." . . fall recess with a friend! . . .
"Julie Baby!" . . . Repertory Theater
. . . professional club secretary . . . "all
the guys from Capitol" weekends!
. . . dislikes flat tires . "Oh, Shutz"
knits, crochets, and embroiders
"Red" . . . plans to teach high
school math.
JH
Ed Pavlovic
Time to hit the books.
DEBORAH A. MENHARDT
AUGUSTINE A. MNENGA
JAMES MOORE
, / 1 vVai
ANNETTE M. MORMILE
MARILYN MORRISSEY
The Pig Roast sponsored by the baseball team.
166
MARCIA M. MERMON
BLAINE A. MINER
Shoveling out.
TIMOTHY R. MOYER
WENDY S. MOYER
167
DEBORAH A, MENHARDT Flour-
town. Pa Pre-nursing. "Debee-ee" . . .
sports enthusiast . . . "False" . play-
ing on championship hockey and soc-
cer teams . 'I-I don't understand"
. . . hates getting pictures taken
future pediatric nurse.
MARCIA M MERMON Nesquehon-
ing. Pa Social Work
BLAINE A MINER Elgin, III Social
Science/ Political Science. "Big B"
enjoys photography and biking . . .
"Major" . plans to enter the min-
istry.
AUGUSTINE A. MNENGA Benue
State, Nigeria Chairman of his local
school baord vice president of In-
ternational Students' Union . . senior
education officer in Kwande Local
schools board feels E-town is a
"centre of academic and social ori-
entation" . . plans to return to Nigeria
and continue with his former job.
JAMES MOORE Livingston. N.J.
Political Science.
ANNETTE M. MORMILE. Camden,
N.J Occupational Therapy "Du-
piage" . B-2 burnout . . likes win-
dow shopping and old Marx Brothers
movies . . . "That's really brassiere"
. . . the loft raising MGB power . .
volleyball . "Netter" . . . horses,
horses Tony "Go West" . . .
Brigantine.
MARILYN MORRISSEY Oakland.
N.J History/Business Administration,
freshman partying . . . "I've loved
these days!" . . plans to move in with
Margaret in Philly and start a career
there . . . "The next time everyone
tells me something like 'the college
years are the best years of your life', I
think I'll believe them."
TIMOTHY R. MOYER. Lincoln Park.
Pa. Business Administration (Market-
ing/Management). Junior-Senior din-
ner-dance Easter break Home-
coming likes motorcycling and
racquetball . . . Carpenter's and Your
Place road rallies ... on to gradu-
ate school.
WENDY S MOYER. Elizabethtown.
Pa. Psychology. Enjoys riding and
training her Polish Arabian horse
saves rats at the end of psych labs . . .
remembers ski class on the ice! . . .
raises Old English Sheepdogs and
raccoons plans to continue work-
ing at Zoo America.
DANIEL L. MURPHY
Valentine's Day entertainment.
VU H. NGUYEN
TIMOTHY A. NICKEL
BARBARA A. OBERKOFLER
ANTHONY F. OLUBIYO
VIRGINIA S. PACK
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DOUGLAS E. PALASKEY
MARI-CAY J. NELSON
DONITA L. NEYHARD
THOMAS R. OBERLY
SCOTT C. OCAMB
Rochelle Peters
DANIEL L MURPHY Middletown,
Pa. Business Administration.
"Chuckie" loves to turn red . . .
bunny on tour . . "So to speak" . . .
going to grad school
MARI-CAY J NELSON. Mt Pocono,
Pa Occupational Therapy. "M-C" . . .
pumpkin pals always gabbin'
"Hi there, cutie!" . . a certain bottle
of plum wine shared with friends
"O.T — overtime!" plans "to take
things as they come!"
DONITA L NEYHARD Hershey. Pa.
Business Educaton Headed for Cali-
fornia sun and surf . . . won Gregg
Shorthand Award tor outstanding
shorthand teaching and skills
"let's go to Your Place for stromboli"
. . . enjoys skiing and ice hockey .
not having to pay for an issued park-
ing ticket.
VU H NGUYEN. York, Pa Business
Administration (Computer Sci-
ence/Marketing). President of Inter-
national Club . "May man cho an
mit "
TIMOTHY A. NICKEL Elizabeth-
town, Pa. Psychology/Communication
Arts. "The Pretender" different
drummer . U of R . . . "Gator"
1100 miles . . Tiera . . Doonesbury
"Drake" . . . Vivitar zoom ... "I
have found out who I am and I have
no intention of impersonating anyone
else."
BARBARA A. OBERKOFLER. East
Windsor, N.J. Business Administration.
"OB." . . . wants to work for an adver-
tising agency . . . SAM secretary .
likes photography, tennis, soccer, and
hiking plans to travel across U.S.
and then to Europe
THOMAS R OBERLY West Lawn.
Pa Business Administration (Market-
ing).
SCOTT C OCAMB Quakertown.
Pa Business Administration.
ANTHONY F OLUBIYO. Kwara
State, Nigeria. Elementary Education.
VIRGINIA S. PACK. Morris, Ct. Psy-
chology "Binner" . snow and water
skiing . . . Lake Heritage . . . "You're
kidding" . . . chocolate fondue
wants to be a family counselor
"Qwater" . California . . president
of Psi Chi . . . Skipper Dee . . . loves
fall and winter . . life on 3-West, es-
pecially in 339.
DOUGLAS E PALASKEY. Ambler,
Pa Communication Arts
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Gibble Science Hall
JOHN L. PAPPAS
WILLIAM E. PHILLIPS
MARTIN J. PRATTE
JOHN M. QUINN. JR.
Looking through the B.S.C. win-
dow.
170
Scott Groene
DEAN L. PENNABECKER
CHERYL L. PETERSON
SUZANNE M. QUENZER
DON QUINN
RICHARD V. QUINN
GAIL E. REDDING
171
JOHN L PAPPAS Middletown. Pa.
Accounting
DEAN L PENNABECKER Denver.
Pa- Accounting. "Penny" . . . likes
golf, hunting, racquetball. bowling . . .
"OOOOOO K"
CHERYL L PETERSON. Elizabeth-
town, Pa. Music Therapy. "Boogie"
. . . winter wedding . excellent sing-
er . . . reading day . . . Alpha Mu presi-
dent . "Merde!" . . . weekend 76
. . . plans career in music therapy and
a family
WILLIAM E PHILLIPS. Wilmington.
Del. Social Studies/Political Science
"Big Bill" . . . Heineken and shrimp
party . . . hobbies include elbow bend-
ing and work avoiding . . . "I'm trying
to study" the Osprey and Barra-
cuda rides ... "I can't wait till the
weekend!" . . . future plans include
grad school.
LISA A POLDER. Fleetwood, Pa.
Pre-Nursing Going to Hairy Moose
Lodge meetings . . . always smiling . . .
"I |ust felt a breeze!! . future emer-
gency ward or pediatric nurse . . Fuz-
zy Duck . . . "He goes to my church
too."
MARTIN J PRATTE Elizabethtown,
Pa Business administration (Manage-
ment) "Marly" ... air traffic controller
. . . SAM. public relations officer . . .
"BMOC" . . . trip to Washington. D.C.
with Dr. Worman . . "Life has its mo-
ments of pure boredom, punctuated
by moments of sheer panic." . . . tries
to keep his wife and kids happy
SUZANNE M QUENZER Harris-
burg. Pa Business Administration
DON QUINN. Norristown, Pa Ac-
counting "D.Q." . . . accounting club
president . . . prefers "strawberries,
back rubs, and home cooking" . . .
R.A. patrol . . . "Stay calm" . . . career
in public accounting.
JOHN M QUINN, JR. Lebanon, Pa.
Business Administration (Manage-
ment/Marketing). "J.Q." . . . member
of tennis team . . making it through
Quantative Techniques plans for
"challenging career in the foundry
steel industry "
RICHARD V QUINN. Harrisburg, Pa.
Business Administration (Manage-
ment) "Quinnie" . . . baseball team
... 2 AM pizzas in Schlosser . . .
rooming with Will Senn and Jim Walsh
. . . wants to eventually own his own
business.
GAIL E. REDDING. Glenside. Pa.
Occupational Therapy. England and
Scotland 77 . . . "Birches" . . . "Now
is the time to take posession of my
life, to start the impossible, a journey
to the limits of my aspirations, for the
first time to step toward my lovliest
dream." — Hugh Prather.
DAVID G. REINIGER
Mary Beth Waltman being measured for her cap and gown.
JANICE L. ROHLAND
ROBERT R. RONEMUS III
CONSTANCE H. ROTH
Educational Materials
RONALD E. SAYLOR
172
JENNIFER L. REZIN
CLIFFORD W. RICH
MARC C. RUSTICI
KEVIN SAVORY
RODGER C. SAYRE
JULIE A. SCHICK
173
DAVID G REINIGER Wyomissmg.
Pa Religion Philosophy. "Dave with
the earring" . . . New Years' Eve '78
. . . "the line" . . . one of the many
"Slicks" . . . beating Lee Miller , . ,
"Scar-butt" . . . blazing trails with
George, Lenny, and Hoit . . . "Sim-
one" , , , pajama party . . - pedaling to
California . . Varsity training room . . .
plans to work with the emotionally dis-
turbed,
JENNIFER L REZIN. York. Pa.
Communication Arts/History. "Fred"
. . . needlepoint! ng Les's house
I.L.Y.W.G.B.G.B.! . . . "Just seven
more days till Les get here!" . . . jun-
ior-senior '78 . . . nude on stage? . . .
"I want a puppy dog" . . in all of the
plays and musicals . . Shirley Temple
. . . "Seder-squeeze and Smitty" . . .
Luie of Peru-ie . "You can't take it
with you" . . . driving to West Virginia
"Alpha Psi inductions'" "sweet
and innocent" writing lots of pa-
pers! ... on to grad school, possibly
law school.
CLIFFORD W. RICH. Chatham. N.J.
Business Administration
JANICE L ROHLAND. Cleona. Pa.
Early Childhood/ Elementary Educa-
tion. "J.R." . . . plays piano and organ
. . loved having her brother two floors
below her freshman and sophomore
years . . Founders R.A. . . . "It's al-
right!" . . . plans to teach kindergar-
ten.
ROBERT R. RONEMUS III Lehigh-
ton, Pa Business Administration
CONSTANCE H ROTH Carlisle. Pa.
Elementary Education. "Connie"
May Term in England . . plays flute
and piano . . . "Really?!" . Myer
Second East . "Harley" week-
end excursions.
MARC C. RUSTICI Camp Hill. Pa.
Accounting "Rusty" . . . Accounting
Club treasurer
KEVIN SAVORY Wormleysburg. Pa.
Music. "The Kev" . . taming a nasty
guitar . . enjoys "general messin'
around" . loves to have fun . . .
"Take 'er ezee" buzzing campus
. . . future airline pilot or aviation ad-
ministrator.
RONALD E. SAYLOR Frederick.
Md. Psychology.
RODGER C. SAYRE. Tunkhannock,
Pa. Biology "The Singing Biologist"
. . . plans to turn the S S S into an
International Enterprise . president
of A.C.T.A. (American Cow-Tippers
Association) . "Are you cerial?" . .
making "Sayre Unique-o's" . . . burn-
ing a hole in the film of ice in his
trailer toilet bowl . "Hurdlers do it in
three steps" Hi Mom . . "Dad-
blame!"
JULIE A. SCHICK Elizabethtown.
Pa. Occupational Therapy
JEFFREY S. SCHIDING
MARK R. SCHMIDT
MARY E. SCHMIDT
Rider Memorial Hall
ALISON J. SCOTT
ANN L. SEIBERT
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CYNTHIA L. SEVERANCE
CYNTHIA M. SHANKS
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Jim Morris
Maintenence hard at work
LISA S. SCOTT
JACQUELINE E. SEGALL
Karen Bentzel, Cindy Neil, and E. Jane Valas.
175
JEFFREY S. SCHIDING. Annville
Pa. Business Administration (Manage-
ment).
MARK R. SCHMIDT. Camp Hill, Pa
Business Administration.
MARY E. SCHMIDT. Shamokin, Pa
Biology and Chemistry/ Medical Tech-
nology "MB." . . . Schlosser 3-Eas'
. . . "You Can't Take It With You"
getting pricked again and again — and
getting back . . . Homecoming 75 . .
likes to swim and ski . . Muskrats
Mooses, and Critters . . . "The Mes-
sengers" . . disco inferno . . . wants
to travel ... B-2 '76 . . Sigma . .
senior class v. p. . . . water-wate
everywhere . . . "The Male Animal'
. . . guitars and singing . plans to
have her own medical clinic.
ALISON J SCOTT. Huntingdon Val-
ley, Pa. Occupational Therapy. "Bun-
ny" . . . hockey . . . '77 Homecoming
Court . . rooming with Turkey . .
meeting Wayne . "I'd like to thank
the O T Department for making Mindy
and I such good friends."
LISA S. SCOTT. Wilmington, Del.
Political Science. "Dolly" ... 21st
birthday party . . . wants to get out of
Delaware . . . always bothering Jean
. . . B-1 Softball games . . . "You can
check out . . . but never leave!" . . .
theatre . . . Friday afternoon B Club
. . . plans to go to law school and hold
political office.
JACQUELINE E. SEGALL. Surf City,
N.J Foreign Language. "Jack" . . .
enjoys sailing and skiing . . . plans to
teach foreign language.
ANN L SEIBERT Haddon Heights,
N.J. Psychology.
CYNTHIA L SEVERANCE. Hawley,
Pa. Biology and Chemistry/Medical
Techonology.
CYNTHIA A. SHANKS. Telford. Pa.
Business Administration. "Fluff" . . .
plays frustration darts ... 10-12 ...
giving the sign . . "Ride-em. cowgirl"
making paths through bushes . .
watches baseball . . . taking the dunce
caps . . . wants to travel cross-country
. . trudging through snow drifts with
Midge . . . career in advertising or re-
tailing.
Almost all shoveled out.
JOHN J. SHEEHY
BRONWYN A. SIMONS
PAMELA J. SIMPSON
CARYN A. SINGLEY
THERESA A. SLAMIN
Jeanne Clayton, Deb Gosnell, and Lynne McGhee.
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YUKI SHIMOMURA
PEGGY SIEGFRIED
"Anyone using this phone does so Don Quinn, bored as usual,
at his own risk!"
BETSY R. SMITH
JOHN J SHEEHY. Camp Hill. Pa
Economics. "Jay" . . . enjoys sports
and listening to music . . . "Wimp" . . .
"Too mean" . . . plans to go to grad
school.
YUKI SHIMOMURA. Sasebo, Japan
History.
PEGGY SIEGFRIED. Hershey, Pa
Medical Secretarial Science.
BRONWYN A. SIMONS. Ringwood,
N.J. Occupational Therapy
PAMELA J. SIMPSON. Elizabeth-
town, Pa. Chemistry/ Medical Tech-
nology. "Thumper" . . . getting a horse
. . . "nine times out of ten . . . likes
horseback riding and various sports.
CARYN A. SINGLEY. Warminster,
Pa. Early Childhood Education.
"Singe" . . . leaving Human Devel-
opment class . . . philosophizing . . .
oil ... "This can never be that" . . .
Junior block . . . Big Brother/ Big Sis-
ter Day . . . plans to get married and
find a teaching job.
THERESA A. SLAMIN. Harrisburg,
Pa Accounting.
BETSY R. SMITH Chalfont, Pa.
Medical Secretarial Science. "Bets"
. . . likes macrame . . . Pink Panther
. . . the C-2 "Big Shots" . . music and
partying . . . all-nighters . . . Fran fan.
FRED SMITH. Terre Hill, Pa. Busi-
ness Administration.
KEITH D. SMITH
A snow-capped bird's nest.
SELISA K. STAUFFER
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AMY B. STONE
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DAVID K. TABBUTT
ARTHUR H. THOMAS
NANCY B. TRENT
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REBECCA J. TRIMBLE
SHARON K. SOWELL
JILL A. STAMBAUGH
TORU TAKAGI
NANCY TAYLOR
Students enjoying after-dinner dancing.
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KEITH D SMITH Mount Joy, Pa.
Music Education, "Ken Space" . . .
enjoys cars, music, banking . . MENC
talent show . . . learning carpentry and
masonry . . . having a good time.
SHARON K. SOWELL. West Ches-
ter, Pa. Accounting.
JILL A. STAMBAUGH. Trenton, N.J.
Chemistry/ Medical Techonology.
Likes to draw and play guitar . . . mar-
ried December 30, 1978 to Dean Boy-
er (79).
SELISA K STAUFFER. Mount Joy,
Pa. Sociology/Social Science.
AMY B. STONE. York, Pa. Biology
and Chemistry/Medical Technology
Likes dancing, sewing, and reading
. . . every disco E-town has had.
DAVID K TABBUTT. Lancaster, Pa.
Business Administration (Market-
ing/Management). "Tabs" . . . hikes
and hunts . . . "Look at the head on
that" . . . Firehouse roof . . . "Good
chob" . . . "Dingle."
TORU TAKAGI. Toyko, Japan. Busi-
ness Administration. Enjoys tennis and
oil painting . . . displaying traditional
Japanese folk handicraft . . plans to
be a "big business man."
NANCY TAYLOR Williamstown.
N.J. Biology
ARTHUR H. THOMAS. Willow
Street, Pa. Business Administration
(Marketing/Computer Science).
"Arty" . . . symphony violinist . . . pres-
ident of Marketing Club and Abraxas
. . . "Solid!" . . . painting nudes . . .
valedictorian in j "What's happening,
Bro" . . . meeting a girl with the same
birthday and falling in love . . . "beat-
ing the system" . . . plans to make a
lot of money in sales or advertising
while having as much fun as possible.
NANCY B. TRENT. Hatboro, Pa.
Early Childhood Education. "Lois
Lane" . . . hopes to get a job . . . "Life
is absurd!"
REBECCA J. TRIMBLE. Hershey,
Pa. Social Work. "Becky" ... a spe-
cial 21st ... hayrides. Thanksgiving
dinners, and Christmas parties.
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SUSAN M. WAGGONER
DAVID E. WAGNER
FAITH WAGNER
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A rear view of Wenger Center.
BONNY S. TSHUDY
E. JANE VALAS
Don Quinn and Maureen O'Brien.
MELINDA H TROUT. Parkesburg,
Pa. Occupational Therapy "Mind-i"
. . . likes all sports, camping, and mu-
sic .. . Florida . . . soccer games and
tennis matches . . . plans to get an
O.T. job and travel
BONNY S TSHUDY New Holland,
Pa. Elementary Education. "Turkey"
Homecoming '76 ... rolled toilet
paper throughout dorm . . . likes pea-
nut butter Tandy Kakes and mous-
taches . . . won 1st prize at Founders
halloween party for being a drip . . .
"Where's ...?"... puddle jumping in
the rain . . . hates to lose.
E. JANES VALAS. Pitman, N.J.
Chemistry. "E.J." . . . October 18,
1975 . . . "Run that by me again" .
spending two years in room 201 of the
BSC . . . Blackout-May 1976 ...
"Don't just fill your life with years, fill
your years with life" . . . "Extraor-
dancing with President
"The Robber Bride-
won Dean's Privilege
graduating cum laude!
dinary"
Ebersole
groom" . . .
Scholarship
(hopefully).
MARYBETH WALTMAN
GREGORY S. WECHTER
JANET M. VOGEL. Washington, Pa.
Occupational Therapy. "NaNu" . . .
enjoys creating almost anything . . .
first year on A-2 north . . . Big Red
soccer games . . . "Mork and Mindy
are on" . . . the bed in the lounge . . .
pricking the guys on A-1 ... plans to
pass registration exam and get a job
anywhere away from home.
SUSAN M. WAGGONER. Allison
Park, Pa. Occupational Therapy.
"Susie-Q" . . . likes listening, playing,
and dancing to music . . . "It was so
funny I forgot to laugh" . . . spraining
her foot at Jan's party "Save a
tree" . . . dancing on Sigma' roof .
being involved in important issues . . .
summer school '76 . . . "Turf-bird" . . .
parties on Founders A-2 . possible
professor.
DAVID E. WAGNER. Harrisburg, Pa.
Biology, likes to jog . . . "Christ is the
Answer" . . . enjoys gardening ... fu-
ture in dentistry or entomology.
FAITH WAGNER. Ocean Gate, N.J.
Music.
MARYBETH WALTMAN. Newtown,
Pa. Occupational Therapy
GREGORY S. WECHTER. Akron,
Pa. Business Administration. "Wee"
. . . plays pillow football . . . "That's
great" . . hiding Louie . . . "Ow!" . . .
skateboarding . . . being waited on
hand and foot for five weeks .
"A.H." . . . plans to become a partner
with Erb.
181
KIMBERLY A. WECK
SUSAN M. WELLS
KAREN M. WERNER
Mr. Boyer and Kathy Gumbert
Winner of the door decorating con-
test?
PATRICIA A. WERNER
KIM S. WITKOVSKY
DON L. WITMAN
182
KEITH A. WOOD
Thompson Gym.
JODY L. WERTZ
BRYAN R. WILT
KIMBERLY A WECK Parlin, N.J.
Business Administration (Marketing)
SUSAN M WELLS. Royersford, Pa.
Elementary Education.
KAREN M. WERNER Broomall, Pa
Occupational Therapy.
PATRICIA A. WERNER Easton, Pa.
Psychology "Pooper" B167 in 77
likes boating and photography
spring visits to Cameron Pooper
parties? . junior-senior dinner dance
. . Homecoming . . plans to attend
grad school.
JODY L WERTZ. Spruce Creek. Pa
Occupational Therapy
BRYAN R. WILT. Breezewood, Pa.
Accounting Drives his Honda Civic on
the sidewalks . "Deal with it"
enjoys racquetball, hunting, and par-
tying . . . plans to pursue a career in
public accounting.
KIM S WITKOVSKY. Elizabethtown.
Pa. Occupational Therapy. Reigning
as 1977 Homecoming Queen
"once in a lifetime experience!"
likes writing letters and singing gospel
songs becoming Mrs. David Wit-
kovsky on June 3. 1978 . "Give me
a hug!" . . plans to attend Bethany
Theological Seminary with David
"Thank you to the faculty, adminis-
tration, students, my parents and hus-
band for their support and encour-
agement during my years at Elizabeth-
town,"
DON L. WITMAN Marietta, Pa. Mu-
sic Education. Played the lead in How
to Succeed in Business Schlosser
311 . plans to be a professional
musician or educator
KEITH A. WOOD. Lancaster. Pa.
Business Administration (Market-
ing/Management)
Barb Wightman, Mary Lou Regan, Julie Showalter, and Jay Sheehy.
183
ANNE M. WOOLLEY
DANGER: Falling icicles.
Zug Memorial Library.
Dr. Kathryn Hess speaks at the fall S.A.M. banquet.
VALERIE ZERFING
DOREENK. ZIEGLER
— >*
"Bread, bread, and more bread".
184
BEVERLY A. YANNONE
VICKIE L. ZERCHER
The Invisible Man.
The card catalog at 10:30 P.M.
NANCY L. ZINN
v
ABRAHAM ZUNIGA
ANNE M WOOLLEY Annville, Pa.
Accounting.
BEVERLY A. YANNONE Carlisle,
Pa. English
VICKIE L ZERCHER. Lititz, Pa.
Medical Secretarial Science. "Vic" . . .
"Oh geez" . . . likes to play the piano
"What's the matter?".
VALERIE ZERFING. York, Pa. Medi-
cal Secretarial Science.
DOREEN K. ZIEGLER. Quarryville,
Pa. Mathematics. "Ziggy" . . . late-
night visits to Pizza Town . . . trans-
ferred from Shippensburg State in jun-
ior year . . "Allright" . . . enjoys crafts
sports, and music . . . the dances . . .
"Resolution ..,"... Spring Fling.
NANCY L. ZINN. Wilmington, Del.
Business Administration (Marketing).
Vice-president of Marketing Club . . .
meeting her fiance Joe DePippo (76)
Homecoming Court — freshman
and sophomore years.
ABRAHAM ZUNIGA. Columbia, Pa.
Political Science. "Abe" . . . fishing
. . . being present at the birth of his
first born. June 78 . . "Inner Peace
comes by self-fulfillment And self-
fulfillment by serving humanity When
we fail ourselves, we fail humanity"
. . plans to go to grad school.
185
GRADUATION
SENIOR CANDIDS
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We're the only bank you'll ever need.
In your lifetime you'll make some big
loans, and some small loans. Your savings
account will go up and down like a yo-yo as
you struggle to get ahead and you'll write
thousands upon thousands of checks.
You'll have enough things going against
you - we think you should have a good
bank on your side . . . ours.
(EDeiizABethtown Taust Company
P. O. BOX 227 • ELIZABETHTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA 17022 . 717-367-1156
THE ONLY BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS, INC.
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 17022
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Parrish's Y
Styling Boutique
COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE
8 E. High St., Elizabethtown, PA.
367-3373
Best wishes to the class of '79
ELIZABETHTOWN CHRONICLE
Responsible reporting of the news
in a distinguished community
since 1869
Publishing
Printing
367-7152
Grace C. Blough
Apparel
The finest selection in Town
Dresses — Sportswear — Lingerie
116 SOUTH MARKET STREET
Elizabethtown, Pa Phone 367-6522
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SPORTING GOODS
19 E. High St., Elizabethtown
Quality Sports Equipment
At Reasonable Prices
• Wilson • Adidas • Converse
• Rawlings • Puma • Spalding
• Brooks and many others
Team, School and Club Discounts
367-6633
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REAT DEALS
What more is a car dealer for?
BILL MILLER
ELIZABETHTOWN, P
FORD MERCURY
833 South Market Street
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Phone:367-1181
BAUM'S
BOLOGNA
Congratulations
to the class of '79
White Shield
101 South Market Street
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Quality Meat Products
"Sj Box 407 **yS
Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022
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Phone: 367-1552
Market Basket
59 College Avenue
Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-7000
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26-32 S. Market St.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-2432
GROFF
MEATS
INC.
WHOLESALE - RET Art.
CUSTOM
"Since 1875"
13 N. Market St.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Phone: (717) 367-1246
U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED
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192
MYER PRINTING SERVICE
Quality Offset Printing
Wedding Invitations
John H. Myer 52 South Market Street
Phone 367-6169 Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022
Stehman's IGA
626 S. Market Street
Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-1943
Dot's Beauty Shoppe
The Family Shoppe
50 W. High Street
Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-1224
Mueller's Flower Shop
FLOWERS WITH QUALITY, BEAUTY
AND ARRANGEMENT
55 N. MARKET ST.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 17022
PHONE 367-1581
Augie's
Place
PIZZA & SUBS
Center Square
Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-501 1
Hours
Mon.-Th. 11am-12pm
Fri.-Sat. 11am-1am
Sun. 2pm-12pm
CHAPMAN'S
APPAREL
Try Our Stromboli,
It's Great!
10 Varieties
of Hand-Tossed
Pizza
EAT IN OR TAKE OUT
Over 20 different
Subs and Sandwiches
Having a Party? Call us!
Featuring
Layette Gift Items
&
Children's Quality Clothing
51 S. Market St. Elizabethtown
367-1 940
193
COMPLIMENTS
OF
Commonwealth
National Bank mx
Elizabethtown
Office
"happy to help you Bank"
Member FDIC
E-town East
Office
p.
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ropical Treat Restaurant
"A Treat That Can't Be Beat!"
Phone 367-3491 2 miles east of Elizabethtown Open 6am-10pm
CENTER SQUARE/ELIIABETHTOWN, PEMNA.
194
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ROUTE 230 EAST, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 17022
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Best wishes to
the class of 79
LUMBER COMPANY
Phone: 367-1690 212 W. High St. E-town
Tops in the field!.
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"We look to your future with interest" L Soc '077o/y ®
104 S. Market St., Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022 ***** Phone 367-4904 J
195
Elizabethtown Twin Kiss
Hawthorne
Drive-In Restaurant
901 North Hanover Rd.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
FJ
Electric, Inc.
HE
LIGHT • HEAT • POWER
Elfirtrir.al Snnnlips
367-1 694
Mount Joy
653-2068
PEG GEIBE EAT IN OR TAKE OUT
OWNER-OPERATOR CALL 367-4844
GEORGE E. CARRIGER
E-TOWN SUB SHOP
Paint & Body Shop
Subs — Sandwiches — Soups
717 N. MARKET ST. (REAR) OPEN
Elizabethtown, Pa. 10 A.M. - 11 P.M.
Sunday 4P.M. - 11 P.M.
Wrecks Rebuilt — Cars Painted —
Body & Fender Work
RHEEMS, PA. 17570
Phone: 367-6450
d^p Red Rose Motel
GEORGE'S
WOODCRAFTS
TV. & AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS
EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS
PRIVATE POOL - PICNIC AREA
PHONE IN ROOM
Specializing in Hand-Crafted
Solid Walnut Furniture
R.D. No. 3, Box 84
Hutches — Gun Cabinets — Hope Chests —
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 17022
Unique Lamps — Plank Bottom Rockers & Chairs
Tables — Coffee. Drop-Leaf, Trestle, Etc.
Custom Engraved Walnut Nameplates |
BETWEEN ELIZABETHTOWN
& MT. JOY
20 S. Market St. Elizabethtown, Pa.
ON BUSINESS ROUTE 230
Phone 367-4728
AREA CODE 71 7 PHONE 367-751 8
196
YOU'LL FIND JUST
WHAT YOU WANT
among our vast array
of gifts
at the
PEDDLEBS ALLEY
Browsing hours are from 10-9:30
Park City, Lancaster [Sears Mall] Phone 393-1304
Compliments of
Ridgeview Farms
"ELIZABETHTOWN'S 1ST JUG
MILK STORE"
David W. Sweigart Ridge View Road R. D. 3
Phone: 367-2286 Elizabethtown, Penna. 17022
Bishop's Studio
& Camera Shop
44 N. MARKET STREET
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA., 17022
Photographic phone 367-1322
« CANDIDS- COMMERCIAL-
Supplies p0RTRA|TURE
CENTURY SPOUTING 09-
Specialists in Seamless
Aluminum Spouting
Siding Roofing
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 17022
Phone:(717)367-6693
653-2000
You might like
real challenge.
Goodness knows, some people don't.
But we've got plenty for those who do. In
Construction, Law Enforcement, Elec-
tronics, Medicine, Or even in the sky. All
you have to do is qualify for training. We'll
provide all the challenge you want. Join
the people who've joined the Army.
Call Army
Opportunities
A Equal Opportunity Employer
ENGLISH BROS. INC.
BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS
NEW HERSHEY ROAD
R.D. 2, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
PHONE 367-1394
197
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Snotting
— SKecJ
Macrame Designs/Supplies & Classes
238 South Market Street
Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022
Phone (717) 367-4441
Hrs. Mon, Tues, Sat 9-5
Closed Wed.
Thurs., Fri 9-9
We carry a complete line of supplies for all your
Macrame projects. Also, we offer afternoon and
evening classes for the beginner and an owl and
plant hanger class for the more advanced student.
Owner
Bev Laughlin
Owner
Judi More
YOUR BRAND NAME
STORE
FOR MEN AND BOYS
SINCE
1895
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Botany Sou
Haggar
Farah
Arrow
Lee
* Van Heusen
* Munsinger
* Florsheim
* London Fog
* Woolrich
* Wrangler
David Martin
STORES
1 Center Square
Elizabethtown
20 S. Union St.
Middletown
33ofr ^eMHetcA
FINE CLOTHING
230 W CHOCOLATE AVENUE — HERS HEY. PA 17033 — 5 33-6374
216 96TH STREET STONE HARBOR. N J 082-47
QUALITY SHOES - SHOE REPAIR
WEYENBERG . DR. SCHOLL'S • DEXTER
FOOT TRAITS • SRO • COBBIES
RED WING • CONVERSE • KEDS • ADIDAS
7«tU'* S6oe Stone
250 W. CHOCOLATE AVE. • HERSHEY, PA.
Phone 534-1968
Rhoads' Jewelers
44 South Market Street
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Elizabethtown's Quality
Jeweler For Fine
Merchandise
367-0737
FRANK A. TULLI
198
STATE INSPECTION
AUTO REPAIRS
Elizabethtown Tire & Alignment
33 N. MARKET STREET
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 17022
PHONE 367-2661
STEVEN L. REINHOLD
Pontiac Oldsmobile
H. S. RISSER MOTORS
SALES AND SERVICE
Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022
Reloading Supplies
SPORTING GOODS
HUNTING - FISHING
RAW FUR DEALER
TRAPPING SUPPLIES
nmm mi
BOX 28 ■ RD #2
ELIZABETHTOWN. PA 17022
WM K BRINSER. OWNER
PHONE 17171 367-7629
.- Ear r -
. . a record store
With full line of Accessories
New Releases every Wednesday and Friday.
18 Weekly Special's.
IN DOWNTOWN ELIZABETHTOWN center square
PHONE 367-2334
HOURS
M - 10:00-5:00 Th - 10:009:00
T - 10:00-5:00 F - 10:00-9:00
W - 10:00-5.00 S - 10:00-5:00
lunch 1:00-2:00
V* HOUS
HOUSE OF PORTRAIT
'BfBP
STUDIO HOURS
Tuesday 9:30-5:30
Wednesday . 9 30-5:30
Thursday . 9:30-5:30
Friday 9 30-9 00
Saturday 10 00-4 00
Monday Closed
Sharon & Maurice Upton — Prop
33 S. MARKET STREET. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 17022
PHONE (717) 367-1605
199
Economy Shoe Store
15-17 West High Street
Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022
"Shoes For The Family
Carefully Fitted"
PHONE
367-7532
ROBERT G. COBLE
JOHN F. BARR
Hoffer's Arco
Perk's Car Service
State Inspection — Towing —
Tires — Batteries & Accessories
135 N. Market St. Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-7513
Roth's FURNITURE STORES
206 S. MARKET ST.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Open Thurs. and Fri. till 9 p.m.
The Full Service Store You Can Build Your Home Around
Garden Spot Feeds
Master Mix Feeds
Heating Oil
GRUBB SUPPLY COMPANY
419 West High Street
Elizabethtown, Pa.
200
Patrons
Allen's TV & Stereo
1682 South Market Street
Elizabethtown 367-4701
Herr Electric, Inc.
45 South Market Street
Elizabethtown 367-1929
Binkley's Sewing Machine Shop
1 1 1 North Market Street
Elizabethtown 367-1450
Hillcrest Supper Club
54 Mount Gretna Road
Elizabethtown 367-1859
Bob's Flower Shop
39 South Market Street
Elizabethtown, 367-2211
Moose's 5 and 10
5 Center Square
Elizabethtown 367-4707
Christian Light Bookstore
48 South Market Street
Elizabethtown 367-1360
Petticoffer Dodge, Inc.
Route 230 East
Elizabethtown 367-1808
Earl Retherford's Fruit and Produce
Bainbridge Road RD 1
Elizabethtown 367-9912
George Rodkey's Plumbing & Heating
1235 North Union Street
Middletown 944-3043
Grosh Furniture
117 South Market Street
Elizabethtown 367-1384
Zarfoss Hardware
1 Center Square
Elizabethtown 367-1261
201
STUDENT DIRECTORY
Abel, Douglas
126
Bahador, Gitta
41
Best. Betsy
119
Brill, Beth
132
Aberle. Dana
115
Bahn. Constance
44.51,114
Best. Sandra
113
Brmton, Deborah
39.141
Abplanalp. Karen
107
Bailey, Cherlynn
113
Beyer, Brenda
Britton, John
111
Abuka. Sam
41.125
Bailey, Kenneth
Beyer, Robert
16.110
Brooks, Bradley
Accorsi, Felicia
Bailey. Thomas
74,126
Bhatti. Javed
41.44.126
Brookes, Laurie
43.119
Ackerson, Margaret
30.47,49,115
Bair, Jed
Biegalski, William
60.140
Brose, Marty
Adamko. Michael
Baker, Elizabeth
38.47,49.117
Bierbower, William
Brown, Beverly
Adams, Augustus
Baker. Carenda
48
Bigham, Janet
26.108
Brown. Clifford
Adams. Lisa
Baker. Hollis
47,48.49
Billbrough, Carrie
51.68,114.115
Brown. Connie
Aina, David
39.138
Baker, Richard
126
Billy, Mary
43.140
Brown. Darryl
48,49,125
Albaugh, Todd
Baker, Gary
46,48.111
Bingeman, Michael
Brown, Douglas
68
Albanese, Claudia
105
Baker. Karl
Binkley, Susan
Brown. Gabby
142.155
Alburger, Susan
Baker. Scott
38.41.83,125
Bisbing, Lynne
38.47,48
Brown. George
27,128
Albright. Joan
66.111.145
Balentine, Susan
Bittner. John
48.125
Brown. Lisa
118
Alessio. Frank
Barakos. George
128
Black, Cynthia
67
Brown, Lois
Algeo. William 26.30.32,62.126,130
Baranko, Joseph
68
Blair, Becky
67.71.76
Brown, Todd
40.44,125,143
Aliang, David
41
Barash. Keith
125
Blaisdell. Mark
Brown, Tyrand
Allen. Deborah
14,15.113,139
Barbarich, James
Blaisdell. Lee
Brubaker. David
Allen. Karen
117
Barger. Judith
49
Blaisdell. Judith
140
Brubaker. Roger
Allen III, William
Barnes, Luanne
44
Blake, William
Brubaker, Sandra
Allison. Beth
Barnett. Joyce
39,44.114
Blanchett. Linda
50,121.141
Brugger, Nancy
Allison, Cheryl
106
Barnhari, Brenda
13,45,118
Blaschak, Debra
107
Buck. Dennis
38
Allison. Jean
139
Barninger, David
Bledsoe, Timothy
Buck. Steven
50.110.143
Amritt. Karen
123
Barone. Michael
Bock. Sandra
106
Buck, Gregory
140
Anderson, Joanne
7.41.106
Barta, Susan
67,77
Boess. Michael
111
Buckley. Daniel
125
Anderson, Kurt
72
Bartells, Randi
49,122
Bohn. Kathy
118
Buckwalter, Sharon
Anderson. Michael
46.126
Barton, Elizabeth
26.105.138,164
Boland. Kathleen
141
Budko, Gregory
129
Anderson II, Donald
Barton. Holly
105
Bolle. Susan
43.118
Bundy, Judith
7.23.26.46.124.125
Bauer, Elaine
40.115
Bollinger. Cynthia
77
Burdge, Aileen
44.48.107,142
Andrews, Chris
Baughman, Arthur
Bonsell. Cheryl
47
Burk, Tamara
117
Andrews, Denice
Baum, Thomas
Bonner. Lori
113
Burkey, Diane
48
Andrews. Jonelle
Bausher, Bruce
111
Book. Kelly
106
Burton, Jean
43.106
Angstadt. Rodney
111
Baust, Josie
114
Boornazian. Laura
108
Butler, Corinne
122
Angstadt, Rochelle
108
Bear. Marcia
47,105
Bootier, John
Buterbaugh, Dana
41.43.49.117
Annas, Sandra
Beard. Kenneth
Borowski. Susan
2.46,53.105
Bux, Deborah
122
Ankrim, Barbara
Beazley. C David
Borton, Cheryl
49,106
Butler, Christy
49
Anthony, Ellen
45.49,114
Beck. Dallas
Bosak, William
128
Byers. James
Anthony. Laura
64. 113
Beck, Denise
70.76,117
Bosch. Christoph
140
Byers. Phyllis
Apicelli. Cipriano
125
Beck, Judy
Bostwick, David
129
Byers, Sheryl
Appelbaum, Vanessa
Beesley. Alan
48.110
Bowers, Beth 66,77,111.141.145
Cafiero. Christoph
45
Archer Jr.. Donald
Beittel, Craig
Bowersox, Mary
Cahill, Robert
125
Ardrey. Tamela
114,138
Behan, Veronica
106
Bowman, Sharolyn
118
Caldarelli, Mary
142
Armer. Frank
138
Behr, Carolyn
117,123
Bowman, Carl
Cale. Elizabeth
44,142
Armstrong, Frederick
79.138.156
Behrs, David
111
Bowman, Marion
Calvert. Jill
106
Artz, Diane
38.47.48
Beittel. Betsy
Boyer. Dean
46.128.129
Campbell. Joy
Artz III. F Allen
47,48.49.125
Bellinger. Cindy
67
Boyle. Katy
118
Campbell, John
143
Artz. John
13.27
Benner. Silvan
138
Boyle. Marion
Camplese. Angela
Ashby. Cathy
Bennett. Stephen
Brodhag. Elizabeth
26.49,114
Carbone, Theresa
43,143
Asher, David
127.139
Bentz, Barbara
50.122
Bradley, David
43.82
Carmint, Holly
43,106
Atkinson, Susan
108
Benton. Nancy
105
Bradley, Geraldine
66.70.77.107
Carnarius, Catherine
28.114,142
Auch. Linda
Bentzel, Karen
40,43,109,175
Bradley. Paula
106
Carraher, Thomas
49
Aucker. Brian
139
Beotsch, Mary Jo
109,140
Brandt. Cteo
Carroll, Brian
46
Aucker, Kelly
113
Berlin. Bob
82
Breneman. Timothy
83
Carroll, Patricia
115
Aukamp. Lisa
44.51.115
Bernan, Valerie
141
Brenna. Carol
123
Carswell, Leon
68,110
Aungst, Joy
Berkheimer, Polly
Brennan. Jane
123
Carvell. Nina
Autre*/. Richard
7.22.40,124
Bernard. Faith
43.77
Brennan. Michael
130
Casebeer. Janet
49.122
Ayoub, Ronald
39.132.138
Bervmchak. J Jude
44,72
Brenner, Jody
Cassey, Scott
48.125.143
Azelvandre, Janette
115
Beshore, Sue
52,141
Brigance. Laura
115
Cavanaugh, James
62,125
Baer, Ronald
Bessette. Dianne
50.105
Briggs. Karol
35.49,106
Cerreto, Stephen
42
202
Chadwick, Mark
68.128
Cutler. Amanda
107
Dougherty. John
Feilmeier. Joseph
Chard, John
Curry. Paul
146
Dougherty, Lorene
46.105
Felice. Pauline
Charles. Nancy
45.144
Cuskey III, Michael
Douglas, Stephen
12.109.149.162
Fembleaux. Lois
Chant. Deborah
122.143
Cybulski. Ann
Douglas. Anne
Fenninger. Debra
43
Chapm. William
Daily, Keith
147
Douglas III, Matthew
Ferron. Thomas
60.74,132
Chapman. Donald
72.130
Dale. Denise
107
Dowdy, Janet
44
Fetrow, Dixie
Chapman, Elwood
Dalke. David
39.147
Drenning, Thierry
Fetter, Aud
119
Chapman, Thomas
Dang. Thu
41
Drescher, Linda
109
Fichthorn, Susan
106
Chelak, LeeAnn
70.105
Dapkiewicz. Diane
146
Dubbs, Amy
47,50.108
Filoromo. Nina
107
Cherego, Kathenne
Daubert, Stanley
Ducato. Margaret
40.43.109.149
Finan, Sally
151
Chester, Michael
Davis, Catherine
Duerst, Catherine
119
Finger, Robert
151
Chin. Wendy
105
Davis, Ann-Man
Duong, Chau
41
Fink, Aileen
2.40,46.106
Chowansky, Mary
113
Davis. Lynda
113
Duong, Tu
41,129
Fink. Nelda
48,108
Chnstopher. Gary
60
Davis, Stephanie
Duquette. Donna
39.44.148
Finn, Brian
Chronister. Connie
66.71.76,113
Davis, Susan
49,115
Duvall. Robin
38.113
Fisher, David
Chryst, David
144
Dawson, Kirkland
125
Durst. Jr.. Walter
126
Fisher. Joan
Ciancia. Dawn
49.108
Dean, Dave
Dwyer, Megan
Fisher. John
Cipollone, Lisa
106
Debartolis, Allison
132
Eagen, Mary
148
Fisher, Lorrie
66,111
Clark. Jeanna
42,43.122
De Cesare, Vivian
113
Eberhart, Joanette
28,46,148
Fisher, Vernon
Clarke. David
Decorso. James
Eberly. Patty
119,149
Fitzgerald. Patricia
Clarke, Sharen
114
Defino. Thomas
62
Ebersole. Barry
Fitzpatrick. Donna
25,42,46.115.150
Clayton, Jeanne
113,176
Degler, Janet
Ebersole. Susan
119.149
Flanders. Wendy
45
Clemens. David
39
De Haas, Marsha
40,109
Eck, Michelle
Fleming, Edward
126
Clemens. John
Deimler. Robert
44
Egbunu. Joseph
39.41
Fleming, Laura
107
Clemente. James
Delesio. Denise
Eichelberger, James
112
Floriani. Eileen
42.118
Clifford. Jan
51,68.113
Del Russo. Susan
114
Eichelberger, Jeffery
Floyd, George
Coburn. Marguerite
De Mora Jr . William
126
Elder, Jay
38.39.109.148
Flouras. Nicholas
Coccetti. Lisa
105
Denney, Anne
46,48.146
Eldndge, Brenda
39
Foerster, Gayle
123
Colden. Robin
129.144
Dennis. James
El-Aridi. Adnan
148
Fogelsanger, Debrs
i 44
Coldiron. Randy
38,74.138,145
Densten. Susan
44,51.114
El-Aridi, Jouhad
Foley, Margaret
52.117
Coleman, Gary
Dent, Arthur
128,146
Elfreth, Frances
119
Folmer, Joan
Coleman, Lisa
Dent, Karen
Elisee, Karen
Foor. Christine
123
Colgan. Monica
43,113
Derr. Deborah
113
Ellenberger, Holly
Foor. Lita
38.115
Collins. Timothy
Derr, Teresa
Ellsworth. Jonathan
82.129
Forbes, Jeffrey
74,125
Colon, Maria
115
De Santis, Eugene
47,49.146
Elsroth. Pamela
Forbes, George
130
Colonna. Laura
107
Desjardin, Suzanne
Endy. Michael
39,79
Forlenza, Thomas
Coney. Susan
50,71.120.122
40,41,42.82.83,105
England. Mark
43.110
Forster. Diane
114
Connelly, Dorothy
65
Detwiler, Gay
43,123
Engle. Lynn
49
Fox, Annette
48.118
Connelly, Maureen
67,71,117
Diacont, Elizabeth
113
Ensslen. Henry
111
Fox, Lori
38.48.106,150
Connor. Veronica
Dickey, Michael
Ent, Melanie
122
Fox. Margaret
65
Conrad. Robert
145
Dietrich, Lynne
43
Enterline. L Scott
Foy. W. Benjamin
Conway. Nancy
113
Di Fonzo. Peter
129
Erb, Craig
Foy, Maryanne
118
Cook. Ian
Dinsmore. Cris
38.47.49
Erb. Debra
Frame. L Robert
44,51.130
Cooke. Holly
119
Digiacomo. Barbara
Erdos. Melanie
Francks. Marie
53,108
Cooksey, Patricia
109
Di Guiseppe. Barry
44
Eric. George
130
Francks. Barbara
107
Cooley, Cindy
45.48.49.118
Dillon, Ricky
40
Esbenshade. Linda
13.39,40.41.49
Franklin, Dennis
Coons, Connie
48,49.144
Dinulos. Rebecca
114
Esposito. Nancy
Frantz, John
42.44.150
Coppock. Esther
123
Di Rico, John
42,147
Eukert. Karen
119
Frasier, Scott
22.27.60.130.151
Cornell. Marc
129.144
Disney. Paul
Evans, Daniel
Franz. Gretchen
Cortellessa. Diane
43.49.105
Distasio, Tina
38.48.123
Evans, Jean
Fredncs, Lisa
Coruzzi. Joann
51,113
Dmochowski, Thomas
82
Eveler, III. George
51
Freeda, Thomas
126
Covello. Paula
115
Dockey, Yvonne
47.48.49,122
Eveler, Dawn
67,113
Freedman, Barry
132.151
Coyne, Nancy
46.109
Dodge. Robin
51,114
Ewan, Holly
114
Freundel. Sherry
Crawford, William
Doerr, Michael
72
Ewer, William
129
Frey. Maryrose
43,117
Creighton, Kenneth
43.144
Doherty, David
74,147
Fagan, Stephen
Frey, Matthew
Crogle, Alan
Dolan, Richard
74.129
Fager. Mary
Frezzo, Jr . Gabriel
150
Crossland, Jay
Donahue, Catherine
114,148
Fallos, Cynthia
120.122
Fricchione. Patrick
Crossland, Patricia
64.113
Dondero, Diane
123
Fake. David
Frick. Scott
128
Crouse. Deborah
38.48
Donley. John
Fairchild. Eric
125
Fnedlin. Cheryl
114
Crowers. Lynne
Donovan. Dorothy
50.118
Faus. Ronald
Fnsbie. Jim
82
Crumlich. Julie
Dorgan. Joseph
Facer, Alan
148
Fritz. Joseph
46,128
Cummings, James
Dorsey, Karen
118
Faulkner, Cynthia
122.150
Fuller. Judith
41.49.109
Cunha. John
Dougherty, Dennis
44,47.49
Fefegula. Michael
41,60
Fultz. Craig
39.44.151
203
Funk, Barbara
Gorman. Kathleen
38.49.118
Hart, Bryce
Hodson. Shelley
Futer, Jerry
60.74.130
Gosman. Robert 22.62.127.128
Hart, Charles
60.128
Hoeflich. Karin
113
Fylstra, Wendy
Gosnell. Debra 51.
113.153,176
Hart, Jennifer
43,118
Hocker, John
156
Gaffney, Mary
39,123
Gosnell, Jeffrey
111
Hart, Thomas
125
Hoehn. Janet
50.106
Gage, Margaret
Gossert. Sharon
153
Hartfield. Shirley
Hoerl, Roger
38,51.129.157
Gage, Jr., Wells
Gottschalk, Catherine
106
Hartman, Brian
Hoffer, Deborah
43
Galdencio, Timothy
151
Gould, Sherray
107
Hartranft. Craig
Hoerr, James
Gaieila, Linda
40.48.49
Grace. Kathy
50
Hartzok. Jolene
154
Hoffer, Barbara
Gallagher, Karen
118
Graden, Christine
Hassinger, Kathy
Hoffman, Donna
48,117
Gallagher, Kathryn
43
Grady, Mary-Katherme
38.49.105
Hawkins. Patrick
110
Hoffman, Janet
105
Gallant, Anne
51,113
Graham, Gay
68,113
Hawk. Keith
Hofmann, Carla
13,49.114
Gallego. Lori
115
Graham, Janet
48
Hawk, Dale
Hohenwarter, Jr., Thomas
Galloway, Thomas
46.152
Graupensperger. Robert
Hawrylo, Kathleen
108
Holcombe. John
62.129
Gallow. Constance
114
Gray, Carolyn
40,122
Hawthorne. Lori
106
Holder. Timothy
111
Garber, Sally
Green, Arlene
105
Hawtof. Deborah
38,115
Holder, Ardyth
113
Gargone, Jr . Robert
62
Greenawalt, Larry
Hayes. Gayle
47,49.109
Hollmger, David 45,47.48.49.129,157
Garman, Jean
43.120.123
Greenly, Ruth
40,122
Hazelwood. Lyn
48,49
Hollinger, Lisa
Garner, Kevin
Greer, Jay
129
Hebrank, Miriam
Hopper. Joanne
40
Garrett, Terry
Grefe, Linda
105
Hecker, Jeffrey
Horan. Michelle
118
Garnty, Erin
106
Greider, Kenneth
Heffleger. Vernon
129.154
Horn. John
45.126
Gartland, Mary
Gnce. David
Heilman, Mary Alice
154
Horn, Kathleen
Gathercole, John
Griesemer, Kim
113
Heim. Kristine
27.46.49,105
Hornberger, Mark
Gatta, Donna
132.153
Griscom, Kathleen
152
Heim. Margaret
46,156
Horst. Renee
123
Geary, Ray
126
Groene, Jeffrey
40.153,170
Heim, Yvonne
Hostetler, Judith
Geers, Jane
Groff. Lisa
65,80,113
Heindel. Rhonda
64.108
Houseal, Mary Ellen
45
Geesaman, Mary
44,51.114.153
Grosh, Jr , John
Heiney. Robert
Houser, Beverly
105.158
Geidel, Gregory
Gross. Frances
49.118
Heinz, Melanie
48.106
Howard. Kevin
Geiger, Cynthia
Grubb. Stephen
Heinz, Ruth
Howarth. Donna
122
Geiger, Maryanne
39,43,118
Gruber. Jerlynn
Heisley. Robin
157
Hozella, Eileen
52.122
Geissler, Virginia
41.105
Grunow, Sharon
43.132,153
Heisner, Carol
43
Huber, Belinda
47,48,105
Gemmill, Judson
129
Grumbme. Beth
42.48.117
Helm, Jeffrey
Huber, Diane
67.82.159
Gentilucci. Laura
Guhit, Nora Lynn
121
Helman. Beth 38,47,49,106,157
Huber. Elizabeth
49,123
Gentry. Janette
Guers, Kristina
50,105
Helmick, Terri
Hudson, Craig
George, Russell
Gumble. Laurie
26,154
Heltebridle. Laine
40.47,49,128
Huffman, Deborah
48
Gerard, Joanne
Gumbert, Cathy
Hemenck, Eva
107
Hufsey, Douglas
74,159
Gerding, Paul
111
43.46.50.107.154,182
Henise, Jennifer
66
Hughes, Kathryn
Getty, Joanne
Guss, Barbara
40
Hennmger. Lori
123
Humphreys, Wayne
27.128
Geyer, Stephen
43
Gust, Cathy
46,107.154
Henshaw, Anne
40,43.109
Huntington. Robin
123
Gibble, Peggy
Haas, Douglas
39,44
Herman. Barry
39.44.128
Hunziker, William
Gieg, Kristin
115
Hahn. Glen
Herr. John
Hurley, Jamie
106
Gill, Genevieve 42.43.51,114,115
Hahn. Nancy
5,66
Hershberger, Edward
Hutchison, Kathyann
107
Ginder, Barry
Haifley. Jenny
48.80.118
Hershey. Christine
117
Huyard. Wayne
110
Ginder, Linda
Haines, James
38,48,49
Hertel, Barbara 47.49,50.52,118,156
Insley. John
38.130,158
Giordano. Anthony
Hale, Jr., John
154
Hertel, Nancy
43,49,117
Isaacs, Betsy
Gish. Sonya
152
Hall. Beverly
70,77
Hess. Michael
48.129.156
Ishaka. Abdul
158
Glah, Joanne
123
Hamann. Karen
117
Hess, Ruth
Jacobsen, Laurie
Gladfelter, Jerry
125
Hambnght. Lynn 46,66,71,76.155
Hess, Sandra
76.113
Jacoby, Kevin
74.125
Glass, Douglas
125
Hamon. Donna
Hess. Sharon
43
Jaeger, Gail
Glattfelder, Nancy
113
Hamor. Michael
Hetherington, Wayne
128
Jameson, Christine
113
Glatfelter. Timothy
40
Hampshire. Jennifer
113
Hetrich. Kathleen
107
Jameson. James
125
Gleim. Robin
50,121,123
Hampton, Patricia
Hieber. Kim
113
Janick, Karen
115
Glick, Dean
62.110
Hand, Susan
118
Hill. Cynthia
123
Johnson. Debra
65.118
Godfrey, Teresa
109
Handwerk, Ray
129
Hill. Donna
30.46,49
Johnson. Jr . Donald
Goccia. Robert
152
Hanley, Mary
23.123
Hill, Janice
49,114
Johnson. Eric
Goforth. Joyce 38,52.121.123,152
Hannahs, Donald
62
Hilla. John
128
Johnson. Evelyn 39.46,105,150,158
Good, Kenneth
Hanson. A Christie
Hillemeir, Kent
Johnson II, Louis
Good. Philip
60
Harbaugh. Tamalyn
105
Hineline. Susan
44.156
Johnson. Rodney
Goodling, Gregory
Hardic, Theron
49,110
Hmkle, Christine
114
Jones. Karenlee
27,105
Goodman, Kathy
40.44.80.114
Hare, Ann
113,115
Hinkley, Scott
Jones, Karen
77
Goodwin. Charisse
119
Harper, Carl
Hippie, Gail
Jones, Kathy
42.118
Goodwin, Mary
122
Harnger, Joseph
60,68
Hippie, Jeffrey
Jones, Nita
Gordon. Leonard
Harrison, Steve
Hivner, Susan
122
Jones, Scott
35.51,129,159
Gordon, Terry
53,109
Hart. Bret
155
Hitz. Laurie
Jordan. William
26,48
204
Joseph, Lee
Klmger, Helen
La Rocca. Peter
Mac Wright. Vicki
117
Judd, Ellen 27.38.46,47,48,49.52
Knackstedt. Tamra
Lash. Brian
129,161
Madara, Jeffrey
Kachel, Joan
106
Knauer, Christopher
Lashkevich, P John
129
Madenford. Edward
163
Kachnoskie, Charlene
Knies. Kenneth
126
Lauchman, Kathye
106
Maggese, Maureen
Kaercher. Belinda
114
Knight. Karen
39.49.115
Laudenberger, Diane
Maina, Peter
Kafka. Donna
40.48.117
Knight, Kathryn
122
Lawler, Donald
62.74.125
Mahon, James
130
Kaiser. Mark
107
Knox, Michael
62
Lawrence. Pam
43
Mahaney. William
Kapner, Cynthia
119
Knox, Paul
Layman, James
Mahan. James
45,49.162
Kappra, Kevin
38.126
Koast, Karen
Leaman, Tern
107
Mam, Jeffrey
48.163
Kaylor, Fred
Koch. Colette
50.118
Lebo. Deborah
48.107
Makara, William
128
Kearns, Michael
Kochel, Nancy
109
Leahey, Patricia
38.162
Malesic. Jan
71
Keech, Timothy
Kobyhnski, Mane
115
Le Coney. Elizabeth
118
Malick, Randall
49
Keffer, Kenneth
Kocserha, Joanne
39,51
Lee, Ruth Anne
44
Manieson, Samuel
Keith, Mary
107
Koerwer, Nancy
42,132,160
Lee, William
Manwiller. Knsten
105
Kell. Brian
41
Koernig, Mark
38,158
Leed. David
March. Diane
105
Kelker, Kathleen
Kohier, Paul
Lefever, Shirley
Maples. Margaret 40,41
,80,107,163
Keller. Kathenne
24,80,108
Kohut, Mary
71
Lefin, Christine
67
Marburger, Pamela
107
Keller. Lisa
48
Kolmus, Marjorie
161
Lehman, Carol
Mares, Ruth
40.121,164
Kelley. David
79
Kolakowski, Jr., Thomas 130
Lehman, David
72.130
Marion. Robert
Kelly. Kathy
114.159
Kondash, Michael
44
Leid, Michael
38.128
Markey. Kevin
128
Kelly, Kerne
113
Kopf. Darlene
Lenhart. Diane
118
Markle. Jill
Kennedy. Joanne
43.67
Koscevic, Scot
128
Lenker. Cynthia
42.121
Markle. Judy
Kennedy. Scott
130
Kottmeyer. Karen
107
Leomporra, Licia
41,49.105
Marks, Carolyn
50
Kepner. Cynthia
106.158
Koury, Jeanne
51,115
Lesher, Robin
105
Marshall, Peter
Kerlin, Suzanne
42.52
Koval. Stacia
112,114
Lewis, Cindy
Marshall, Nancy
118
Kern, Janet
Kowalok. Judith
109
Lewis, Deborah
39,119
Marsicano, Peggy
Kesler, James
Kowalchuk, Tanya
46,52.132.161
Liberatori, Kathleen
46,106
Martin, David
43.146,157
Kessler, Marcia
44.105
Kovach. Craig
126
Liggins, Beth
Martin, J Horace
Kettrick, William
125
Kozak, Susan
39.44.51.77
Lighty, Bonita
67,77.113
Martin, John
164
Kibala. Joseph
125
Krall, Robert
Little. Barbara
48,132,163
Martin. John
110
Kiewe. Lisa
108
Kramer. Denise
119
List, Jo Ann
66
Martin, Kathy
Kilhan. April
Kramer, Lisa
114,160
Little, Joy
47.48
Martin, Jr., Robert
Killian, Barry
Krause. Eric
129
Litvinas, Patricia
109
Martin II. Roy
125
Killian, Patrick
Kraybill, Frances
Llewellyn, Barry
Martin. Sheryl
117
Killian II. R Alan
Kreamer, Phyllis
48
7.36,39.53.83,127,128.163
Marx, Cynthia
50.117
Kilby, Daniel
60
Kreider, Brenda
47.48,114
Llewellyn, John
128
Marzolf, Howard
Kilhefner. Eric
128
Kreider, Kerry
Lloyd, Tracy
28.43.109
Maser, Raelene
44
Killmer, Kim 23,52.53.120,158
Kreitzer, Elizabeth
160
Loeffler, Jeanne
43.66
Maser, Katharine 35.39,76.114,164
Kim, Sok Young
109
Kreitzer. Kimberly
48,49
Loewen, Mark 38.39,40,124.162
Mason. Kendall
119
King, David
130
Krupa, Bernard
68.110.160
Lofstrom, Christine
43,142,162
Mason, Nancy
42.49.113
King. Dorothy
46.122
Kudlesky. Jay
Lottus. Mary Jo
51.113
Mason, Sherry
115
King, Rebecca
Kuester, Evelyn
50,123
Lohse, Gretchen
105
Matheson, Kellie
123
King. Robyn
64.70
Kugler, Theresa
Lomerson. Margaret
118.150.162
Matthews. Elizabeth
76.105
Kinsey, Rick
Kuhn, Doris
114,161
Loney. Joanne
46.76.163
Matulay. Cynthia
76
Kipp, Cathy
43.122
Kulp, Ruth
44
Long, Brenda
Mau, Mary
Kiraly, Cristy
Kunkle. Raeann
Long, Jeffrey
Maurer, Anthony
72.126
Kirby, Susan
123
Kurowski, Sharon
39.43.44
Long, Terence
Maurer. Duane
72
Kirchner. Christine
105
Kurzweil. Erica
40.106.161
Longenecker, Jack
May. Julie
113
Kirchner, Jr , Eugene
44.130
Kusnierczyk, Donna
107
Longsderff, David
48
Mc Allister, Ginger
108
Kirk, Elizabeth
107
Kwader, Catherine
113
Loring. Pamela
48.49.123
Mc Aloose. Stacie
42.52
Kissel. Jennifer
105
Kwak, Joon-Ho
41
Lotz. Gotthard
Mc Alpine. Dane
43.62
Kitsock. Geofrey
79,111
Kuzava. Kathy
160
Louder, Carolyn
114
Mc Cafferty. Anne
Klaus, Joseph
Labe, Kathy
40.41,121
Lowry, Joseph
129
Mc Candless, Joan
Klein. Scott
109
Labenberg, Eric
Lutz, Kathryn
Mc Carthy. Timothy
164
Kleinfelter, Mark
48
La Chance. Steven
Lutz. Jr., Larry
Mc Carty. Randall
44,165
Kleiss. Donald
126
Lacombe. Steven
Lykens. Robert
Mc Cloy, Jeffrey
43
Kline. Belinda
114.115
Lamb. Robert
52.161
Lynch. Sharon
Mc Clure, Jeanne
118
Kline. Gayle
118
Lamberta. Frank
128
Lyon, Maureen
48.114
Mc Clure. Robert
Kline. Robert
Landis, Lisa
43
Mayberry, David
Mc Coy. Barbara
Klmedinst. Karen
Landis. Jenny
Macholdt. William
Mc Coy. Kenneth
Kling. Use
26.65.113
Lane. Teresa
Mack, Scott
60
Mc Cullough, Linda
42.118
Klmg, Robert
Lang, Lisa
50
Mack. Sandra
43.107
Mc Cullough, Wayne
74,125
Kling, Sylvia
64.113
Lapioli, Patrick
Mac Lean, Susan
40.43.48,109
Mc Cutcheon, Lynda
109
205
Mc Dade. Lisa 14,64,116,118.165
Mohr, Mary Ann
Nickel. Timothy
45,46,168
Peterson, Cheryl
38.49,171
Mc Donald, Jane
Mondschein, Christine 105
Nitterhouse, Karen
80,107
Peterson, Christina
114
Mc Fadden, Cheryl
71.122
Montgomery. Margery 49
Noggle. Vincent
Peterson, Jerry
49
Mc Ginty. John
Moore. James
44.129.166
Nolt. Holly
Petticoffer, Dawn
Mc Glaughlin. Eugen
e
Moosa, Abdul
39.41.44.126
Nordenberg, Ruth
Pfadenhauer, Glenn
2.41.110
Mc Ghee, Lynne
44.51.114,176
Moran, Brian
68
Northrop, Melissa
117
Phillips, Kathy
Mc Grath, Janet
107
Morey, Jane
Novobilski, Deborah
42
Phillips. William
150,170
Mc llvaine. Ross
Morey, Joan
109
Noyes. Daniel
82.125
Pierce. Scott
72
Mc Kim. James
Morgan, Sherry
113
Numaguchi, Toshio
45
Pietsch, Roy
Mc Knight, Niall
60.126
Morgenson, Susan
45,123
Ober, Elizabeth
Pingitore. Frank
Mc Nitt. Timothy
Mormile, Annette
43,64,107,166
Oberholtzer, Donovan
Pisano. Robert
Mc Pike. Kathy-Jo
113
Morral Jr , Thomas
130
Oberholtzer, Miriam
Pisano. Susan
Meagher. Karen
43
Morris, David
Oberkofler. Barbara
168
Pitka. William
Meals. Laurie
164
Morris. Elizabeth
105
Oberly, Thomas
169
Pizzi, Michael 27.30.38.42.43.49.109
Meckley. Keith
82.128
Morris, James
175
Oblender. David
74
Plovish. Kim
50.109
Meibohm. Emily
43.118
Morrissey. Marilyn
50.117.166
O'Brien. Maurees 43.52,118,126,181
Plymyer, Ann
121
Mehalko. Andrew
Morion, Richard
Ocamb. Scott
169
Polder, Lisa
113.170
Mehlmann, Frank
Morion, Robert
43.128
O'Keefe, Coleen 39,43,77,120.139
Pollard, Janet
Mehler, Paula
45
Moschini, James
124
Olalere, Tony
41
Pollini, Robyn
42.114
Meier, Robert
164
Motter. Mark
Oldis. Polly 26.27.43.48.116.126
Pontius. Paul
14.111
Metier Julie
46.164
Mowry, Elizabeth
Olesky, William
60
Poore. Bradley
82.111
Meizen. David
2
Moyer. Richard
Olubiyo. Anthony
39.41.168
Post. Edmund
Melchiondo. Toni
118
Moyer. Timothy
34.82,130.167
O'Reilly Jr . John
129
Postupack, Sandra
38,49
Menges. Kimberly
113
Moyer. Wendy
45.167
Ortega, Santos
Poulton. Robert
Menhardt. Deborah
Moyo, Mxocisi
Osborne III. William
128
Powell. Leslie
49.114
66,76.115.144,166
Mruk, Christine
117
Osmon, Melinda
46,119
Pratte. Martin
170
Menosky, Judy
43,50.119
Muhich, Mary
28,43.117
Otieno. Beneah
41
Pratt. Wade
34,49.82
Merel. Kathryn
43.118
Mulder, Donna
70
Owen, Perry
74
Preston, Mary
50.108
Merel, Mary Ann
40.113
Mullin. Melissa
50.77.107
Overly, Vickie
47.123
Price, Loretta
38.48.122
Mermon, Marcia
167
Mumford. Robert
126
Oyler, Jackie
Price. Pamela
113
Merritt, Bruce
Mummert, Karen
Pack, Virginia
45.115,168
Pnggins. Judith
119
Mertz, Nancy
49.65
Mummert, Mary
Pagen, Alfred
43.110
Princiotta, Karen
44
Mertz. Richard
Murphy. Barbara
Page. Jill 38.40.47.49.122
Procek. Gary
Messina, Anne
107
Murphy, Daniel
47.49.148,168
Palaskey, Douglas
46.111,168
Procopio. Linda
Messner, Michael
Murphy, Glenna
28,46.105
Palmer, David
129
Pryor Jr , Scott
Meszaros. Louise
105
Murphy. Julie
43.53.107
Palmer. Page
109
Pruitt. Norma
Metcalf, Julie
43.118
Murray. Annette
47,49.118
Palubinsky. Kathleen
70.108
Purcell Sr , Anthony
Metzger. Melanie
67,76
Musselman. Knsta
49.123
Paolini. Michael
130
Pugliese, Mariangelo
27,117
Meyerhoffer, Ray
Musser, Deanna
113
Pappas. John
38,82.170
Puhalla, Teresa
107
Milanick, Julie
43.118
Musser, Traci
109
Pappas, George
111
Quenzer, Suzanne
113,171
Milbrand. Michael
Myer, Brian
Pantano, Jeanme
114
Quigley, Denise
Miles, Michael
Myers, Darryl
Parham, Donald
39.129
Quinn, Donald
Miller, Cindy
41
Myers, Karen
38,49.107
Parker, John
130
38.125,126,171.177,181
Miller. Clifford
Myers, Scott
125
Parker, Margaret
64.118
Quinn, Jr., John
79.170
Miller III. Daniel
Myers. Terry
Parnsh Jr., George
130
Quinn. Richard
171
Miller, Jack
Naji. Majid
Parrett. Phyllis
Ranck, Linda
118
Miller, James
Nauman, Gregory
Patton, Anita
30,46,47.49
Rankin, Julie
43,48.118
Miller, Lee
22
Neal, Donnie
Paul, Dawn
114
Rankin, Susan
67
Miller. Lorraine
114
Needham, Linda
114
Paviglianiti. Joan
46.114
Rastegar, Lily
41
Miller. Philip
Neff, Suzanne
Pavlovic. Edward
166
Rathsam. Stephen
Miller. Ralph
Neil, Cynthia
39,43,122,175
Pearce. Melanie
107
Reabold, Matthew
27,44
Miller. Sandra
Nelson. Angie
49.114
Peck, Sherrie
107
Rebman, Marcia
49,116,119
Miller. Stacy
Nelson, Diane
114
Peele. Patricia
Redding, Gail
43.171
Milner, Richard
132
Nelson, Edith
118
Pederson. Nancy
49.117
Reed, Jean
40,117
Miner, Janis
Nelson, Mari-Cay
132.169
Peiffer. Beth
70.77
Reed, Robert
Miner. Blame
167
Nettling, Gretchen
38.47.48,49,114
Pennabecker, Dean
38,171
Reed, Susan
119
Minnich. Chris
Newcomer, Cheryl
Pepple. Gregory
Reese, Dana
49,125
Mizdail, Brenda
105
Newman, Francine
Peramo. Kathy
Reese, Cynthia
115
Miriello. Thomas
62,128
Newton. Gary
43,44
Perkins, John
46.62
Regan, Mary Lou
71.108,183
Mitchell, Karen
43.49.118
Neyhard. Dontia
40.169
Peterman, John
126
Regina, Richard
Mnenga, Agundo
39.41.166
Newswanger. John
Peterman, Todd
Rehfuss, Kathleen
39.44.114
Modix, Emily
Nguyen. Vu
41.168
Peters, Michael
129
Reich. Jay
110
Mohl, Kimberly
Nichols. Jr . Robert
Peters, Rochelle
169
Reid. Mary
105
206
Reifsnyder. Anne
119
Ruhl, Robin
Seldomndge. Judy
48,50.83.118
Sites, Linda
118
Reigle. William
Rupp. Carla
Sellers. Jeffrey
Skiles, Samuel
110
Reilly. Ellen
Russell, Donna
47,113
Selvey. Eric
46,48
Slamin, Theresa
176
Reilly, Lizbeth
50.121
Russell. Jeffrey
60
Sempeles, David
109
Stamp, Robert
47.48.49.125
Reard, Catherine
28.123
Rustici, Marc
38.173
Senabsky, Mary
76
Slonaker, Brad
110
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Rutt. Joan
Senft, Pamela
Sluzis, Frank
Reinhart, Betsy
113
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Senn, William
125
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113
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Salamone, Arlissa
38.48.114
Senkowski, Walter
Smith, Andrea
Renyo, John
82
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107
Sensenig, Michael
74
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177
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Sanderson. Patricia
67,123
Sergi, Paul
62.130
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43,119
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126
Severance. Cynthia
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44,47,109
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46.132.173
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74
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69,177
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22.128
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125
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115
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Rhoads, Phillip
Saunders. Bruce
128
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108,174
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113
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114
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43.132
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2.48.108
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49
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47.49.108
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40.43.49.117
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107
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122
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74
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122
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50
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82
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129
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43,173
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107
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125
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67.76
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114
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109
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128
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62,130
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126
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48
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172
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