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SUSQUEHANNA 
UNIVERSITY 

1990 


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SENIORS 


18 


SPORTS 

46 


FACULTY 


70 


STUDENT  LIFE 


UNDERCLASSMEN 


GRADUATION 


96 


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LANTHORN 

1990 


SUSQUEHANNA  UNIVERSITY 
SELINSGROVE,  PENNSYLVANIA  17870 


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Homecoming 


the  1989  Homecoming  Weekend  (Oct.  6-8)  was  not 
only  the  traditional  crowning  of  a  queen  after  a  football 
game.  Several  members  of  past  Susquehanna  sports 
teams  were  inducted  into  our  hall  of  fame,  which  now 
consists  of  96  members.  Numerous  activities  such  as  a 
leadership  workshop,  a  jazz  performance  and  a  special 
Sunday  service  at  Weber  Chapel  were  attended  by  some 
of  250  alumni,  parents,  and  students.  The  Crusaders  beat 
Delaware  Valley  28-22  in  a  competitive  game,  and  senior, 
Jennifer  Ebert  (upper  Saddle  River,  NJ)  was  crowned 
Homecoming  Queen,  adding  to  what  was  a  splendid 
weekend. 


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16 


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Arthur  W.  C.  Abrom,  Music 
Education:  S.U.  Singers,  Uni- 
versity Choir,  InterVarsity 
Christian  Fellowship,  Dean's 
List 


June  E.  Addy,  English:  Inter- 
Varsity  Christian  Fellowship, 
Crossroads  Project  House, 
Sigma  Tau  Delta,  Phi  Sigma 
Iota,  Dean's  List,  John  App 
Society,  Writing  Center  Tutor 


Mark  Aimone,  Finance:  In- 
vestment Club,  Catholic 
Campus  Ministry,  Golf 


Gary  Robert  Allmers,  Mar 

keting:  Wrestling,  Marketinj 
Club,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  In 
tramurals.  Golf 


Gregg  Allocco,  Marketing: 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Varsity 
Basketball 


Denise  M.  Ambrogio,  Math- 
ematics: 


Timothy  Anderson 


Martina   Rose   Androshid 

Public  Relations:  Kappa  De 
ta,  WQSU,  Swim  Team,  Trac, 
Team,  Intramurals  ' 


Brian  Avery 


Chris  Bamman, 

Theta  Chi 


Economics: 


Anthony   G. 

Sociology 


Bateman,   Jr., 


James  A.  Bell,  Economics 
Geology  Club,  Boy  Scout; 
Service  Project,  Phi  Mu  Delta 
Global  Concerns  Club 


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Michael  R.  Bell,  Accounting: 
Accounting  Club,  Marching 
Band,  Concert  Band,  P.L.U.S., 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Delta 
Mu  Delta,  John  App  Society 


Barbara  Leigh  Bentley,  Mar- 
keting: Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Mar- 
keting Club,  Senior  Friends 
Project,  Marching  Band 


Susan  L  Berdela,  Elementary 
Education:  Sigma  Kappa  So- 
rority, Resident  Assistant,  Ski 
Club,  S.A.C 


Jennifer  Bidding,  Art  Ad- 
ministration: Study  Abroad 
Program,  Photography  Club, 
International  Club,  ARTS 
Alive  Project 


Christopher  L.  Biddle,  Envi- 
ronmental Science:  Geoplogy 
Club,  Photography  Club,  Ski 
Club,  Selinsgrove  Center 
Project 


Wendy  L.  Biser,  Business  Ad- 
ministration: Crew  Club, 
Cheerleading,  Marketing 
Club,  Delta  Mu  Delta,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta 


Brad  Bishop 


Sima  Blackmon,  Political  Sci- 
ence: Political  Science  Honor 
Society,  French  Club,  Global 
Concerns,  International  Club, 
Career  Crusaders,  SGA  Sen- 
ator, Sociology  Club 


Janis  Blandy,  Public  Rela- 
tions: Varsity  Softball,  Crew 
Club,  Sigma  Kappa,  WQSU, 
One  Act  Plays,  Dean's  List, 
Phi  Sigma  Iota 


Leta  R.  Blatt,  Finance  and 
Marketing  Charlie's  Manager, 
SGA,  Orientation  Planning 
Committee,  Student  Advisor, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Order  of 
Omega,  Delta  Mu  Delta 


Michelle   M.   Boneventre, 

Business  Marketing:  Market- 
ing Club,  Alpha  Delta  Pi, 
Cheerleading,  Blood  Drive, 
Phon-a-thon,  SAC 


Julie  A.  Beyer,  Finance 


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Thomas  P.  Boone,  Computer 
Science 


Elian  L.  Botti,  Sociology,  Hu- 
man Services:  Crew  Club, 
Senior  Friends  Project,  Orien- 
tation Team,  Student  Advisor, 
Sociology  Club 


Susan  L.  Brandt,  Sociology: 
Sigma  Kappa,  SAC,  Sociology 
Club,  SGA,  Woodrow  Wilson 
Fellows  Committee 


Patrice  Anne  Brogan,  Eng-| 
lish:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  SAQ 
Asssociaton  for  Women  Stui 
dents.  Women's  Basketball 


Larissa  M.  Brown,  Mu- 
sic/Theater: Arts  Alive,  Al- 
pha Psi  Omega,  University 
Choir 


Megan  Elizabeth  Brown,  Eng- 
lish and  Spanish:  Sigma  Tau 
Delta,  Deacon  of  Spiritual  Nur- 
ture, Lacrosse  Club,  Habitat  for 
Humanity,  InertVarsity  Chris- 
tian Fellowship,  Inernational 
Club,  C.R.O.S.S. 


Bryan  Brust,  Human  Re- 
source Management: 
Footaball,  Lanbda  Chi  Alpha, 
Conditioning  Club 


John  M.  Bunting,  Finance: 
Theta  Chi,  Soccer,  IFC 


James  F.  Burke,  Political  Sci- 
ence: Basketball 


Martina  M.  Burns,  German: 
German/French  Club,  Cheer- 
leading,  C.A.U.S.E.,  Senior 
Friends,  Association  for 
Women  Students 


Laura  Anne  Butler,  English: 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  English  Club, 
Alumni  Relations  Committee, 
Panhellenic  Council,  Orienta- 
tion Team,  Student  Associa- 
tion for  Cultural  Awareness, 
Study  Abroad  Program 


K.  David  Cadieu,  Sociology:; 
Sociology  Club  | 


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Thomas  P.  Boone,  Computer 
Science 


Elian  L.  Botti,  Sociology,  Hu- 
man Services:  Crew  Club, 
Senior  Friends  Project,  Orien- 
tation Team,  Student  Advisor, 
Sociology  Club 


Susan  L.  Brandt,  Sociology: 
Sigma  Kappa,  SAC,  Sociology 
Club,  SGA,  Woodrow  Wilson 
Fellows  Committee 


Patrice  Anne  Brogan,  En 

lish:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  SA 
Asssociaton  for  Women  St 
dents.  Women's  Basketball 


Larissa  M.  Brown,  Mu- 
sic/Theater: Arts  Alive,  Al- 
pha Psi  Omega,  University 
Choir 


Megan  Elizabeth  Brown,  Eng- 
lish and  Spanish:  Sigma  Tau 
Delta,  Deacon  of  Spiritual  Nur- 
ture, Lacrosse  Club,  Habitat  for 
Humanity,  InertVarsity  Chris- 
tian Fellowship,  Inernational 
Club,  C.R.O.S.S. 


Bryan  Brust,   Human   Re-     John  M.  Bunting,  Financ 
source         Management:      Theta  Chi,  Soccer,  IFC 
Footaball,  Lanbda  Chi  Alpha, 
Conditioning  Club 


James  F.  Burke,  PoHtical  Sci- 
ence; Basketball 


Martina  M.  Burns,  German: 
German/French  Club,  Cheer- 
leading,  C.A.U.S.E.,  Senior 
Friends,  Association  for 
Women  Students 


Laura  Anne  Butler,  English: 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  English  Club, 
Alumni  Relations  Committee, 
Panhellenic  Council,  Orienta- 
tion Team,  Student  Associa- 
tion for  Cultural  Awareness, 
Study  Abroad  Program 


K.  David  Cadieu,  Sociolog; 
Sociology  Club 


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Carrie  Jeannine  Campbell, 

English  and  French:  Sigma 
Kappa,  Panhellenic  Council, 
SAC,  WQSU 


Dawn  M.  Campbell,  Physics: 
Society  of  Physics  Students, 
Concert  Band,  Marching 
Band,  Astronomy  Club,  Pho- 
tography Club 


Joseph  T.  Carei,  Journalism: 
Track,  Cross-Country,  Cru- 
sader, Lanthorn,  Honors  Pro- 
gram, Dean's  List,  Danish  In- 
ternational Study. 


Scott  M.  Carey,  Music  Edu- 
cation: Phi  Mu  Alpha,  Con- 
cert Band,  Jazz  Ensemble,  Or- 
chestra, No  Frills  Brass 
Quintet 


Bill  Carter 


Gene  Cautillo,  Marketing 
and  Human  Resources:  Sen- 
ior Class  Prsident,  SGA,  Head 
Senator,  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Alum- 
ni Relations,  Intramurals 


Jim  Cawley,  History:  Rugby 
Club,  History  Club,  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon,  Resident  Assis- 
tant 


Tom  Cerverizzo 


Melissa  M.  Challice,  Human 
Resource  Management:  Kap- 
pa Delta,  Orientation  Team, 
Panhel,  Dean's  List,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta 


Andrew  Dennis  Chapman, 

Biology:  Theta  Chi,  Soccer, 
Habitat  for  Humanity,  In- 
tramurals 


Mary  B.  Chiocco,  Sociology 


Renee  Chodack,  Communi- 
cations: Lanthorn,  French 
Club,  Women's  Choir 


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Michele  R.  Christman,  Rub-     Al   Churchill,   Information     Dawn  Clark,   Political  Sci-     Malcolm  Clinger 

lie  Relations:   Kappa   Delta,      Systems:  SAC,  Ski  Club  ence:  Frontline  Jazz  Ensem- 

SAC,  WQSU  ble.  Arts  Alive 


Ann  Clohessy,   Marketing:  Chrisitan  Davis  Cloud,  Op-  David  T.   Coffin,  Englich:     Jesse  Colabine,  Biology 

Marketing  Club,  SAC,  Asso-  erations  Management:  Lamb-  English  Club,  S.A.V.E.,  Pho- 

dation  of  Women  Students,  da  Chi  Alpha,  Soccer  tography  Club,  Force,  English 

Lacrosse  Club,  Lanthom  Tutor 


Peter  J.  Comber,  Economics:  Teresa  A.  Considine,  Com-  Frank  Conway,  Marketing: 
Orientation  Planning  Com-  munications:  Alumni  Rela-  Football,  Intramurals,  Rugby, 
mittee.  Tennis,  Head  Resident     tions  Committee,  Alpha  Delta      Marketing  Club,  Ski  Club 

Pi,  Orientation  Team,  English 

Club,  SAC 


Cindy  Cook 


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Noel  Cook 


Heather  G.  Cooley,  Biology:  Cherylann  Corradino,  Mar-     Rob  Corsetto,  Economics:  In- 

Big/Litlle  Sister  Project,  SUN  keting  remurals,   Golf  Team,   Eco- 

Council,  Biology  Club,  Dance  nomic  Club 

Team 


Helen  Costalas,  English:  Al- 
pha Delta  Pi,  English  Club, 
Crusader  Staff,  Orientation 
Team 


David  L.  Cozzolino,  Finance: 
Phi  Mu  Delta,  I.F.C. 


Elizabeth  F.  Crane,  Elemen- 
tary Education:  French  Club, 
S.A.V.E.,  Big/Little  Sister 
Project,  Banquet  Manager, 
Phon-a-thon 


Beth  Cubberly,  Economics: 
Softball,  Sigma  Kappa,  In- 
termurals 


Melinda  Audrey  Cuddy,  Political 
'Science:  Crusader,  Pi  Sigma  Kap- 
pa, Phi  Gamma  Mu,  John  App 
;  Honor  Society,  Alpha  Lambda  So- 
Iciety,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
|Careeer  Crusaders,  Student  Advi- 
sor 


Michele  D'Alessandro,  Pub- 
lic Relations:  Kappa  Delta, 
Dean's  List,  Lanthom,  WQ- 
SU,  Photography  Club,  Stu- 
dent Art  Exibition 


Graham  R.  D'Alvia,  Finance: 
SAC,  Tennis,  Lambda  Chi  Al- 
pha, Order  of  Omega,  In- 
tramurals.  Women's  Lacrosse 
Assist.  Coach 


Jennifer  L.  Davis,  Marketing: 
SGA,  Volleyball,  Alpha  Delta 
Pi,  Orientation  Team,  Span- 
ish Club,  Marketing  Club,  Phi 
Sigma  lota 


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Diane  De  Frate 


Chris  Delbaugh 


Gary  Del  Duca,  Computer  John  W.  Delvecchio,  Coci- 
Science,  Math:  Economics  ology:  Football,  Sociology 
Club,  Golf,  Intramurals  Club,    Phi   Mu   Delta,    In- 

tramurals 


Robert  DeMaria,  Marketing: 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  In- 
tramurals, Football 


Teresa  J.  DeMott,  Art: 
Adopt-A-Grandparent  Proj- 
ect, Sigma  Kappa,  Student 
Athletic  Trainer,  SEAC,  Track 


Kelly  G.  Dencker,  Public  Re- 
lations: Theta  Chi,  Theatre 
Productions,  Intramurals, 
Senator 


Meredith  Ellen  Denliker, 

Elelmentary  Education:  Sig- 
ma Kappa,  Big/Little  Sister 
Program,  Intramurals,  Dancei 
Company 


Frederick  J.  DiChiara,  Jr., 

Political  Science:  Teimis,  Ar- 
boretum Project 


Eric  Diesel,  Communica- 
tions: Alpha  Psi  Omega,  Res- 
ident Assistant,  Arts  Alive, 
Crusader,  FOCUS,  Appren- 
tice Writer,  University  Thea- 
ter 


Jull  DiGruttolo,  English: 
SUN  Council,  F.O.R.C.E., 
S.H.O.E.,  English  Club,  Sig- 
ma Tau  Delta,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Resident  Assistant 


Thomas  A.  Dingbaum,  Com- 
munications: Thertre  Produc- 
tions, Sigma  Phi  Epsion,| 
S.H.O.E.,  Marching  Band,  Al- 
pha Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Sigma 
Iota,  Order  of  Omega 


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Thomas  Joseph  DiSante,  Leslie  Nodine  Doll,  Elemen-  Ted  M.  Doman,  Finance:  Brian  Dooley,  Marketing: 
English:  English  Club,  Stage  tary  Education:  Sigma  Kappa,  Theta  Chi,  Resident  Assistant,  Soccer,  Marketing  Club,  In- 
Crew,  Track,  Intramurals  Student  PSEA  Swimming,  Investment  Club       vestment  Club,  Intramurals 


Julianne  C.  Doupe,  Psychol- 
ogy: Crew  Club,  Biology,  Psy- 
chology Club,  Resident  Assis- 
tant, Sigma  Kappa,  Alumru 
Relations,  Ski  Club 


Cherly  Lynn  Dum,  Music 
Education:  Universtiy  Choir, 
Chamber  Singers,  Marching 
Band,  MENC,  Phi  Sigma  Iota, 
John  App  Honor  Society,  Uni- 
versity Scholar 


Jennifer  Lynn  Ebert,  Com- 
munications: Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
Association  for  Women  Stu- 
dents 


Douglas  A.  Elliott,  Econom- 
ics: Crew  Club,  Ski  Club,  Se- 
linsgrove  Center  Project, 
Marketing  Club,  French  Club, 
Phon-a-thon 


Chris  Elvidge,  Marketing: 
Football,  Track,  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha,  Marketing 


Jefferey  A.  Elwell,  Account- 
ing: Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Ac- 
coimting  Club,  F.O.R.C.E. 


Johnna  A.  Emrich,  Commu- 
nications: Lanthom,  Varsity 
Lacrosse,  Sophomore  Class 
President,  SAC 


Larry  Enzer,  Computer  Sci- 
ence: Republican  Club,  Ski 
Club 


25 


Laurie   Lee   Erickson,   Ele-     William   Erie,   Political  Sci-     Marhsall   L.   Fairbanks,   III 

mentary   Education:   PSEA-     ence:  Cycling  Club,  R.O.T.C.       Broadcasting/Mass  Commu 
NEA,   Resident   Assistant, 
English  Club,   French   Club, 
Adopt-a-Grandparent,    Pi 
Gamma  Mu,  Dean's  List 


nications:   Crusader,   Track, 
WQSU 


Amy  E.  Falvo,  Elementary 
Education:  Kappa  Delta,  Ori- 
entation Team,  Student  Ad- 
visor, Student  PSEA 


Joseph   F.  Farnoly,   Market- 
ing: Big  Brothers 


John  Farrell,  Marketing 


Lauren  Kelly  Fatigati,  Eng- 
lish: Kappa  Delta,  English 
Club,  Big/Little  Sister  Pro- 
gram, Intramurals 


Richard  T.  Fenstermacher, 

Marketing:  Theta  Chi,  In- 
tramurals, Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  IFC 


Lisa  Ann  Fern,  Marketing: 
Marketing  Club,  Big/Little 
Sister  Program,  SAC 


David  Ferry,  Sociology:  So- 
ciology Club,  Pi  Gamma  Mu, 
Big  Brothers 


Elizabeth  Findley,  Psychol- 
ogy: Head  Resident,  Resident 
Assistant,  Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
Psychology  Club,  Cheerlead- 
ing 


Rosemary  P.  Firestine,  His- 
tory: Basketball,  Softball,  Vol- 
leyball, Selinsgrove  Center 
Project,  Peace  Festival,  Ath- 
letic Training 


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Christine  Fitzgerald,  Sociol- 
ogy Club:  Sociology  Club, 
French  Club,  Association  for 
Women  Students,  Lacrosse 
Club 


Laura  Lynne  Forbes,  French: 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Pi  Delta  Phi, 
French  Club,  Phi  Sigma  Iota, 
Swim  Team,  Marketing  Club 


Christine  Formosa,  Public 
Relations:  Lanthom,  Cheer- 
leader, Tennis 


Daniel  J.  Fornataro,  Bio- 
chemistry: Chemistry  Club, 
Presidential  Fellow,  Honors 
Program,  Arts  Alive  Project, 
S.A.V.E,  Junior  Honors  Com- 
mittee 


William  M.  Fox,  Business 
Administration:  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha,  Football,  Golf,  Mar- 
keting Club,  Operations  Man- 
agement Club,  Conditioning 
Club,  Republicans  Club 


Brian  T.  Frack,  Computer 
Science:  Resident  Assistant, 
Computer  Consultant,  Stu- 
dent Advisor,  Orientation 
Team 


Jennifer   France,   English:  Julian  Francis,  Broadcasting: 

SAC,   Intramurals,   English  WQSU,  Theatre,  Arboretum 

Club,  Marketing  Club,  Tour  Project 
Guide 


Sharryl  Lynn  Froehlich,  Po- 
litical Science:  Senator,  La- 
CTosse  Club,  SAC 


Jeffrey  R.  Froling,  Finance: 
Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia, 
Marching  Band,  Concert 
Band,  Vocal  Jazz  Ensemble, 
WQSU,  Operations  Manage- 
ment Club 


Victoria  R.  Fulton,  Account- 
ing: Accounting  Club,  Adopt- 
a-Grandparent,  Arts  Alive 


Michael  D.  Fusco,  Commu- 
nications: Theta  Chi,  WQSU, 
Crew  Club,  AE  Rho 


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Alenxander  T.   Galloway, 

in.  Finance:  Marketing  Club, 
Investment  Club,  Phi  Mu 
Delta,  Intramurals 


Jennifer  M.  Ganter,  Account- 
ing: Kappa  Delta,  Orientation 
Team,  Big/Little  Sister  Pro- 
gram, Eucharistic  Minister 


Maureen  E.  Garrity,  Educa- 
tion: Kappa  Delta 


Alissa  Gashler,  English:  Al- 
pha Delta  Pi,  English  Club/ 
SAC 


Michael  R.  Gaynord,  Polit- 
ical Science:  Phi  Mu  Alpha 
Sinfonia,  Actor  S.U.  Theater 
Productions,  Arts  Alive,  Boy 
Scouts  project.  University 
Choir,  Chamber  Singers 


Georgiann  E.  Geraci,  Sociol- 
ogy: Sociology  Club,  Associ- 
ation fo  Women  Students 


Janice  M.  Gessner,  Mathe- 
matics: Cheerleading,  Track, 
Kappa  Mu  Epsilon,  John  App 
Society,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
S.A.V.E. 


Jennie  Margaret  Giasi,  Fi- 
nance: S.U.  At  Oxford,  Sigma 
Alpha  lota.  University  Choir,, 
S.A.V.E.,  Resident  Assistant,, 
S.U.  Theati-e 


Michael  D.  Gilligan,  Market- 
ing: Soccer,  Theta  Chi 


Daniel  Joseph   Goldstein, 

Marketing:  Marketing  Cub, 
Investment  Club,  Accounting 
Club,  Sociology  Club,  Eco- 
nomics Club,  Intramurals 


Karen  Ann  Gomory,  Music: 
University  Choir,  Recipient  of 
S.U.  Music  Scholarship,  Mu- 
sic Assistant,  St.  John's  Lu- 
theran Church 


Traci  Lee  Graczyk,  Econom- 
ics: Kappa  Delta,  Inramurals, 
SAC,  Economics  Club 


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Jami  Granger,  Human  Re- 
source Management:  Crusad- 
er, Career  Crusaders  Project, 
Operations  Management 
Club 


Richard  Arthur  Gray,  Histo- 
ry: Phi  Alha  Theta,  Pi  Gamma 
Mu,  University  Choir, 
Arboritum  Project,  History 
Club,  Catholic  Campus  Min- 
istry 


Renee  Marlene  Greene,  Eng- 
lish:  Sigma  Tau  Delta, 
S.A.V.E.,  Resident  Assistant, 
S.U.  at  Oxford,  Presidential 
Fellow,  Dean's  List,  Univer- 
sity Scholar 


Anthony  R.  Grigalunas,  Eco- 


nomics 


Samuel  P.  Gross,  Physics  and 
Mathematics:  Kappa  Mu  Ep- 
silon,  Sigma  Pi  Sigma,  Society 
of  Physics  Students, 
Arboritum  Projects 


Kristen  D.  Growney,  Ac- 
counting: Alpha  Delta  Pi, 
Charlie's  Manager,  Swim, 
Orientation  Team,  Delta  Mu 
Delta 


Denise  Guastella,  Account- 
ing: Sigma  Kappa,  Account- 
ing Club 


Robert  Andrew  Gude,  Eng- 
lish: Lacrosse  Club,  Econom- 
ics Club,  English  Club,  In- 
tramurals 


Virginia  C.  Hale,  Psycholo- 
gy: PLUS,  Psi  Chi 


Janet  Lynn  Hammond,  Ac- 
counting: Delta  Mu  Delta,  La- 
crosse Club,  Accounting 


Carolyn  Harrison,  Human  Re- 
source Management:  SAC,  Sen- 
ator, Alumni  Relations  Commit- 
tee, Association  for  Student 
Personnell  Administrators,  Ten- 
nis, Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Intramurals 


Margaret  Harvey,  Human 
Resource  management:  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  Senator,  Admissons 
Committee 


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Robin  Hastings,  French  and 
Elementary  Education:  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  SAC,  French  Club, 
Delta  Phi,  Orientation  Team 


Danielle  R.  Heaps,  Business 
Administration:  Marketing 
Club,  French  Club,  SAC, 
Business  Stats  Tutor,  Dean's 
List,  Women's  Entrepreneurs 
Club 


Andrea  Heinz,  Elementary 
Education:  Basketball,  PSEA, 
Intramurals 


Shana  Elizabeth  Hennessy, 

Sociology:  Sigma  Kappa,  So- 
ciology Club,  Field  Hockey 


Robert  R.  Hen,  History:  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon,  Phi  Alpha  Theta, 
Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  SGA, 
Deacon  of  Service,  University 
Curriculum  Committee,  Alum- 
ni Relations  Committee 


Rick  Herzberger,   Political 
Science:  Rugby  Club 


Nancy  J.  Heyer,  Spanish: 
Spanish  Club,  Zeta  Tau  Al- 
pha, Field  Hockey,  Varsity 
Lacrosse,  Big/Little  Sister, 
Association  for  Women  Stu- 
dents, Marketing  Club 


Allison  P.  Hirschman    ,  El- 
ementary  Education:   Alpha  i 
Delta,  Pi,  Psi  Chi,  Presidential , 
Scholar,   University  Scholar, , 
Dean's  List,  Orientation  Team  i 


Michelle  A.  Hofmann,  Mar- 
keting: SAC,  Marketing  Club, 
Operatons  Management 
Club,  SGA 


Michele  J.   Hohne,  English: 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  English  Club 


Lauren  Hook,  Environmental 
Sciences:  Geology  Club,  Var- 
sity Lacrosse 


Nancy  Horner,  Elementary 
Education:  Zeta  TAu  Alpha, 
Crew  Club,  Outing  CLub, 
Student  Host 


30 


Patricia  Hostler,  Operations 
Management:  Field  Hockey, 
Softball. 


Laura   Huber   Psychology: 
Sigma  Kappa. 


Stacy  Huber  Sociology 


Kenneth   N.   Hugendubler 

Accounting:  College  GOP 
Club,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Crusader,  Economics  Club, 
Accounting  Club,  Big  Broth- 
ers, PLUS. 


Paul  Hunsicker 


Alan  Huseman  Sociology: 
Sociology  Club. 


Jeffrey  Jakubik  Public  Rela- 
tions: Varsity  Baseball,  Intra- 
mural Football,  Volleyball, 
WQSU, 


Angela  J.  Johnson  Elemen- 
tary Education:  Kappa  Delta, 
Panhellenic  Council,  Orienta- 
tion Planning  Committee, 
Orientation  Team,  Big/Little 
Sister  Program,  SAC. 


Denise  Renee  Kacala  Biolo- 
gy: Biology  Club,  Beta  Beta 
Beta,  Chemistry  Club,  Orien- 
tation Team,  Intramural  Vol- 
leyball, Lacrosse  and  Foot- 
ball. 


Lois  D.  Kanaskie  Church 
Music:  SAl,  Women's  Choir, 
Worship  Committee,  Jon  App 
Honor  Society,  University 
Scholar. 


Kim  Kapes  Psychology:  Soft- 
ball, Big/Little  Sisters. 


Jacqueline  Karali  Finance: 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Investment 
Club,  Big/  Little  Sister  Pro- 
gram, Orientation  Team. 


31 


Matthew  W.  Karasch  Business: 
SAC,  IFC,  Chairman  of  Judiciary 
Board  and  Constitution  Revision 
Committee  of  IFC,  Social  Chair- 
man and  Alumni  Operations  Di- 
rector of  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon. 


Kendall  Kasarjian  English: 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Yearbook 
Staff,  English  Club,  In- 
tramurals. 


David  Kearney  History  and 
Spanish:  Investment  Club,  In- 
tramurals.  Crew  Club,  Order 
of  Omega,  Theta  Chi,  SEAC. 


Carolyn  Keelin  Spanish 
Track,  Spanish  Club,  0 
Team,  Student  Advisoi 
Study  Abroad-Spain,  Ir 
tamurals. 


Clarence  C.  Kegel  III  Public     Eileen  Kelly  Elementary  Ed-     Lawrence  Kern,  Jr.  Computer     John  Keyes  Communication 
Relations:  Theta  Chi.  ucation:  Spanish  Club.  Science 


Christina  Khoo  Biochemis- 
try: International  Club,  Focus, 
Crusader,  SWAT,  Arboretum. 


Jiesu  Kim  Human  Resource     Susan   Kistler   Public   Rela- 
Management:  Kappa  Delta  ,     tions:  SAC. 
Panhel,  Intramurals,  Student 
Advisors,  O-Team. 


Patricia  M.  Kloss  Theatrf 
Arts:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Alph 
Psi  Omega,  University  The 
atre,  Crusader  Castle,  Spanis 
Club,  WQSU-AM,  WQSU 
FM. 


32 


John  Knechtel  English:  Eng-     Kevin   D.  Knoebel   Physics:     Patrick  Kocen  Broadcasting:      Laura  L.  Kratavil  Marketing: 
lish  Club.  SPS.  WQSU-FM.  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Crew  Club. 


Kimberly  Kress  Public  Rela-  AIlysonKrummrich  Market-     Amy  L.  Kukacka  Marketing:      Michele  LaBrie  English  and 

tions:  Alpha  Delta   Phi,  Phi  ing:    French   Club,   English      Marketing  Club.  Secondary  Education 

Delta  Phi,  Photography  Club,  Club,  SAC. 
The  Lanthorn. 


Sangeeta  Lai 


Kristen  L.  Langenfeld  Mar- 
keting: Marketing  Club,  SAC, 
Sigma  Kappa,  Lacrosse  Club, 
Intramural  Volleyball. 


Joseph  Lawrence 


Melinda  B.  LeCount  History 
and  French:  French  Club,  His- 
tory Club. 


33 


Nicole  Lefchak 


Michelle  Leitzel  Music  Ed- 
ucation 


Jan  Lejnar  Human  Serv- 
ices/Environmental Science: 
Geology  Club,  Sociology 
Club,  Association  for  Women 
Students. 


Joseph  K.  Leone  Biochemis-  I 
try:  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon,  Kappa 
Mu  Epsilon,  Chemistry  ClubJ 
House  Coordinator,  Project 
SHOE,  SGA. 


Catherine   A.  Lesniewski 

Psychology/Art:  Adopt-A- 
Grandparent,  Sigma  Kappa, 
Psi  Chi,  SEAC. 


Michele  Lynn  Leuser  Math: 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Marching 
Band,  Association  of  Women 
Students,  Kappa  Mu  Epsilon. 


Andrea  L.  Light  Psycholo- 
gy/Sociology: Pi  Gamma  Mu, 
Cheerleading,  Sociology  club, 
SGA. 


Lawrence  Littman  Commu- 
nications: SAC,  Rugby. 


Mindy  Long  English:  SAC, 
Sociology  Club,  Alpha  Delta 
Pi,  Intramurals,  English  Club, 
Tour  Guide,  Crew  Club. 


Roy  Alan  Loomis 


Philip  J.  Lucivero  Marketing: 
Theta  Chi,  IFC,  Intamurals. 


Sarah  L.  Luithle  english:  Sig- 
ma Tau  Delta,  Sun  Council, 
Sleinsgrove  Center  Project, 
Photography  Club. 


34 


Dianne  Lundy  French:  Zeta 
Tau  Alpha,  French  Club,  Pi 
Delta  Phi,  Phi  Sigma  Iota, 
Aix-en-Provence,  France,  O- 
Team. 


David  Maher 


Timothy  P.  Maher  Account- 
ing: Accounting  Club,  In- 
tamural  Softball,  Indoor  Soc- 
cer. 


Donna  M.  Major  English: 
English  Club,  Sigma  Tau  Del- 
ta, SAVE  Project,  Marching 
Band,  Writing  Tutor. 


Scott  Glenn  Mangold  Oper- 
ations Management:  Lambda 
Chi  Alpha,  Varsity  Basketball, 
Marketing  Club,  Operations 
Club. 


Mark  J.  Manley  Sociology: 
Phi  Mu  Delta,  Sociology 
Club,  Football. 


Kristine   Marconi   History: 
Sigma  Kappa. 


Gerard  Marini  Accounting: 
RA,  Student  Judicuary  Board, 
International  Club,  Swim- 
ming, Accounting  Tutor, 
SAVE,  FORCE. 


Fran  Marrone 


Caroline  Ayres  Martin  Eng- 
lish: Sigma  Tau  Delta,  Phi 
Sigma  Iota,  English  Club, 
Tour  Guide,  Student  Advisor. 


Martin  J.  Martynuska  Elemen- 
tary Education:History:  Track, 
Cross  Country,  Career  Crusad- 
ers, Big  Brothers,  Student  Penn- 
sylvannia  State  Education  Asso- 
ciation, Audio-Visual  Technician. 


Catherine  A.  Mason  Music 

Education:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota, 
Marching  Band,  Symphonic 
Band,  Orchestra,  University 
Choir,  Horn  Choir. 


35 


David  Matorin  Finance:  Ori- 
entation Team,  SAC,  Finance 
Club,  Intamurals,  Young  Col- 
lege Republicans. 


James   W.   McCallum,  Jr. 

Marketing:    Off-Campus 
Council,  Theta  Chi. 


Heather  J.  McCormick  Mar- 
keting: alpha  Delta  Pi,  varsity 
Crew,  Crusader  Castle,  Pan- 
hellenic  Council,  Marketing 
Club,  RA. 


Mark  McDaniels 


William  McGarrigle  Eco- 
nomics/English: Phi  Mu  Del- 
ta, IFC,  Swimming,  Crusader 
Castle,  SUF  Phon-a-thon. 


Michael  McGowen  Finance: 
Intramurals,  Finance  Club. 


Joella  M.  Mclvor  Sociology. 


Marie  McLaughlin  Elemen- 
tary Education:  Sigma  Kappa 
Biology  Club,  SAC,  RA,  HR 
PSEA. 


Mark  A.  McLaughlin  Com- 
munications: Phi  Mu  Delta, 
Sgt.  At  Arms,  Intramurals, 
Rugby  Club. 


Donald  McLoughlin  Market- 
ing: Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Bas- 
ketball. 


Dennis   McManus   Opera- 
tions  Management:   Condi- 
tioning  Club,   Soccer,   IFC, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha. 


William  Thomas  McNiff  Fi- 
nance: Investment  Club,  Eco 
nomics   Club,   accounting 
Club,  Intramurals,  Marketing 
Club. 


36 


Stephen  J.  McNulty  Eco-     Gregory   Charles   Meckel 

nomics:  Economics  Club,  Golf     Operations  Management:  Big 
Team,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha.  Brothers. 


Timothy  A.  Mee  History:  Pi 
Gamma  Mu,  Phi  Alpha  The- 
ta,  RA,  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon, 
IPC,  SGA,  Lacrosse  Club, 
History  Club. 


Sally  A.  Meteyard  Educa- 
tion: Student  PSEA,  Social  Is- 
sues Club,  Crime  Fighters 
Club. 


Jean  L.  Meyer  Marketing/Human 
resource  Management:  Volleyball, 
Senior  Friends  Project,  Alumni  Re- 
lations Committee,  O-Team,  Delta 
Mu  Delta,  Dean's  List,  Outstanding 
College  Student  of  America. 


Jennifer  L.  Miller  Speech 
Communications:  Yearbook 
Editor,  Sigma  Kappa,  Honors 
Program,  Alpha  Psi  Omega. 


Robert  B.  Miller  Political  Sci- 
ence. 


Shari  S.  Miller  Political  Sci- 
ence: sigma  Kappa,  SEAC, 
Earthday  1990,  Adopt-a- 
grandparent,  Intramurals. 


Stephanie  Sue  Miller  Bio- 
chemistry: Arboretum, 
Chemistry  Club,  Sun  Council, 
SWAT,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
International  Club. 


Christopher  M.   Milstead 

Human   Resource   Manage- 
ment: Swimming. 


Kimberly  A.  Mitchell  Fi- 
nance: Big/Little  Sister  Proj- 
ect, SUN  Council. 


Kristen  C.  Monier  English: 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  English  club. 
Association  for  Women  stu- 
dents. Field  Hockey. 


37 


Keith  Morris  Geology.  Sigma  Jill  Morrissey   English:   FO-  Elizabeth  Mortimer  French:  Eric   Moskowitz    Finance 

Phi   Epsilon,   Crew,   Alumni  CUS,  Sigma  Tau  Delta,  Arts  Pi  delta  Phi,  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Wrestling,  Phi  Mu  Delta,  In 

Relations  Committee,  Geolo-  Alive,    Crusader,    English  fench  Club,  SACA,  ARC.  vestment  Club,  Intramurals. 

gy  Club.  Club,  Photography  Club. 


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Eric  A.  Mueller  Music  Ed- 
ucation: Phi  Mu  Alpha  sin- 
fonia.  Band  Choir,  chapel 
Sinfonians,  Tour  Guides, 
Marching  Band. 


Jeff  Murphy 


Kelle  L.  Murphy  sociology: 
Swimming,  Association  for 
Women  Students,  Sociology 
Club. 


Paul  R.  Nardoni  Communi- 
cations:Art:  Rugby. 


Christopher  Woodhouse 
Neff  Pyschology:  Big  Broth- 
ers, International  Club. 


Karen  Nelson  English:  Kappa 
Delta,  English  Club,  Student 
Advisor. 


Christel  J.  Nestler  Music  Ed- 
ucation: Sigma  Alpha  Iota, 
University  Choir. 


James  A.  Nickerson 


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fonathan  P.  Nickey  Econ- 
moics:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Rugby. 


Shannon  O'Brien  Public  Re- 
lations: Sociology  Club,  As- 
sociation for  Wpmen  Stu- 
dents, Lanthorn,  Outing 
Club. 


Sean  B.  O'Keefe  Econom- 
ics:English:  Theta  Chi,  SGA, 
Intramurals,  Ridgewood 
Club,  Ski  Club. 


Bruce  F.  O'Neil  Broadcast- 
ing. 


Thomas  Scott  Olsen  Busi- 
ness Administration:  Swim- 
ming, Scuba  Diving,  Out- 
doors Club,  Intramurals. 


Jennifer  Ott  Sociology:  So- 
ciology club.  Marketing  Club. 


Cary  Ann  Owens  French: 
French  Club,  Marketing  Club, 
International  Club,  Kappa 
Delta,  Crew  Club,  Phi  Sigma 
Iota,  Pi  Delta  Pi. 


Lauren  Paddock  Eng- 
lish/Secondary Education: 
Sigma  Tau  Delta,  English 
Club,  Student  Advisor,  Hon- 
ors Program. 


Lois   E.   Pahls   Human   Re-     Peter  PalladinoCommunica-      Drew   Paradine   Marketing:      Elizabeth   Parillo   English: 


source  Management:  HR, 
Alumni  Relations  Committee, 
French  Club,  Student  Judici- 
ary Board,  Alpha  Delta  Pi, 
Marketing  Club. 


tions/Theater  Arts:  WQSU, 
Conditioning  Club,  Anthem, 
Bad  Lee  White,  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha. 


Baseball,  Republican  Club, 
Marketing  Club,  Intramurals, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha. 


Field  Hockey,  English  Club. 


39 


Susan  Michele  Paul  Political 
Science:  Pi  Sigma  Alpha,  Pi 
Gamma  Mu,  SAC,  SGA,  Stu- 
dent Advisor,  O-Team,  Polit- 
ical Science  Majors'  Advisory 
Committee. 


Matthew  E.  Petchel  Market- 
ing; Soccer,  Tennis,  SGA,  Op- 
erations Management  Club, 
O-Team,  Student  Advisor. 


Heidi   Margaret  Perry   Psy- 
chology: Sigma  Kappa,  field 
Hockey,  Psi  Chi,  Pi  Gamma 
Mu. 


Stacey  Lynne  Peters  Finance 
Cheerleading,  SAC,  Kapp 
Delta,  Intramurals,  Invest 
ment  Club. 


Cynthia  Petrucci  English: 
Svv'imming,  English  Club, 
catholic  Campus  Ministry, 
Big/Little  Sister  Project. 


Janet  Lynn  Petzinger  Fi- 
nance: Marketing  Club,  SAC, 
Big/Little  Sister,  Investment 
Club. 


Danielle  Peyakovich  Busi- 
ness Administration:  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  SGA,  Honors  Pro- 
gram, Marketing  Club,  Phi 
Gamma  Pi,  Sociology  Club, 
Delta  Mu  Delta. 


Karen  Sell  Pick  Marketing: 
Delta  Mu  Delta. 


Douglas  R.  Pietsch  Music 
Education:  Symphonic  Band, 
Marching  Band,  Choir,  Phi 
Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia,  MENC 
Member. 


Deborah   B.   Pilla   Econom       Donna  J.   Podoletz   Mathe-      Nicole   Poliacik   Marketing: 
icsiSociology:  Sociology  Club,      matics  SAC,    Softball,    Marketing 

Economics  Club.  Club,  Lanthorn,  Intramurals. 


40 


Amy  E.   Pratt  English:   FO-     Douglas  J.  Price  Political  Sci- 
CUS,  Sigma  Tau  Delta. 


ence 


Lara  Kristina  Primak  Bio- 
chemistry: Arts  Alive,  Presi- 
dential Fellows,  SWAT,  Col- 
lege Democrats,  Chemistry 
Club,  John  App  Society,  Hon- 
ors Program. 


David  Pritchard  History:  In- 
tramurals,  Theta  Chi,  Crew. 


Gerald  T.  Pryor,  Jr.  Sociol-  Michael   Raber  Information  Mark    G.    Rank    English:  Shari  Reis  Education:  AWS 

ogy:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  IFC,  So-  Systems:  Operations  Manage-  Swimming,  Junior  Class  Pres-  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Volleyball, 

ciology  Club,   French   Club,  ment  Club,  SAC,  Rugby  Club,  ident,  Presitial  Fellows,  John  Manager  Swim  Team,  SAC, 

Rugby,  Intramurals.  Indoor  Soccer.  App  Honor  Society.  Yearbook. 


Janette  L.  Reliford  Market- 
ing: Marketing  Club,  Kappa 
Delta,  Global  Concerns  Club, 
SAC,  Tennis. 


Roberta  Ann  Rice  English: 
Crusader,  International  Club, 
Sigma  Alpha  Iota,  Alpha  Psi 
Omega,  Women's  Choir,  Eng- 
lish Club. 


Eileen  Riley  Business:  Sigma 
Kappa,  Orientation,  Force, 
Student  Advisor,  SAC,  Tour 
Guide. 


Emilie  Rinaldo  English:  Eng- 
lish Club,  Senior  Activities 
Committee,  Intramurals. 


41 


Beth  Rindge  Marketing: 
SAC,  Marketing  Club,  Lant- 
horn,  Big/Little  Sister  Pro- 
gram. 


Leslie  S.  Rippard  Elementary 
Education;  Sigma  Kappa. 


Kelly  Ann  Robertson  Fi- 
nance; SGA,  Kappa  Mu  Ep- 
silon,  Delta  Mu  Delta,  Stu- 
dent Representatives,  SAC, 
Student  Advisor,  O-Team, 
Presidential  Fellows. 


Diane  S.  Rogers  Marketing: 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Marketing 
Club. 


I 


Deborah  Rosick  Biology;  Bi- 
ology Club,  Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
Big/Little  Sister  Project,  SAC, 
FORCE,  International  Club. 


George   Ruch   Communica- 
tions. 


Jennifer  Joyce  Rushton  Po- 
litical Science;  Cheerleading, 
SGA. 


Carolyn  Sabol  Public  Rela-| 
tions;  Association  for  Women 
Students. 


Debra  Sauer  Elementary  Ed- 
ucation; Kappa  Delat,  Cheer- 
leading,  SAC,  O-Team,  Stu- 
dent Advisor,  Big/Little 
Sister,  PSEA-NEA. 


George  Lawrence  Savery 

Psychology;  Viet  Nam  Veter- 
an-VFW. 


Eric  Schmidt  Marketing; 
Track,  SGA,  Intramurals, 
Marketing  Club,  O-Team, 
Student  Advisor. 


Patricia  Schneider  Environ- 
mental Science;  Arboretum 
Project,  Geology  Club,  Lab 
Assistant,  Crusader  Photogra- 
pher. 


42 


Chris  Schoellkopf  Business 
Administration;  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha,  Football,  Ice  Hockey 
Club. 


Virginia  R.  Schultz  Finance: 
SAC,  Investment  Club,  Mar- 
keting Club,  Who'sWho,  De- 
an's List. 


Keith  William  Serafin  Infor- 
mation Systems. 


Wendy  Sharkus  Sociology: 
Field  Hockey,  Sociology 
Club,  Student  Advisor,  Adopt 
A  Grandparent,  Lacrosse 
Club,  Volunteer  Services. 


Kelly  E.  Shay  History 


Aiki  Shearer,  IV 


Patricia  J.  Sheehan  Elemen- 
tary Education:  RA,  Zeta  Tau 
Alpha. 


Jusrine  Sheperd  Fimance: 
Republican  Club,  Marketing 
Club,  SAC,  Investment  Club. 


Paul  Shyposh  Political  Sci- 
ence: Phi  Mu  Delta,  Ski  Club, 
Intramurals,  United  States 
Commission  to  the  United 
Nations. 


Matthew  P.  Skarbek  Market- 
ing: Marketing  Club,  Lambda 
Chi  Alpha. 


Carla  L.  Smith  Sociology 


Charles  L.   Smith   English: 
Adventures  Guild. 


43 


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Cynthia  A.   Smith   Finance:      Pete  Smith  Communications:      Scott  Smith 
Kappa  Delta,  SGA,  SAC,  In-     Theta   Chi,   Alpha   Epsilon 
vestment  Club,  Intramurals.        Rho,  WQSU-FM,  SEAC. 


Timothy  Smith  Operations 

Management:  Conditioning 
Club,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Or- 
der of  Omega,  Football. 


Brian  P.  Spellman  Finance: 
Investment  Club,  Catholic 
Campus  Ministry,  Basketball, 
Intramurals. 


Brian  St.  George  Biochemis- 
try; SHOE,  Chemistry  Club, 
Presidential    Fellows,    Ice 
Hockey. 


William  J.  Starace  Account- 
ing: Lambds  Chi  Alpha,  Foot- 
ball, Accounting  Club,  IPC. 


Christopher   L.   Steiner   fi- 
nance:  Sigma   Phi   Epsilon, 
SHOE,  Investment  Club. 


Heather  L.  Stephano  Fi- 
nance/Human Resource 
Management  Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
Investment  Club,  Marketing 
Club. 


Alexandra  L.  Stobb  English: 
Kappa  Delta,  English  Club, 
Cheerleading,  Intramurals, 
0-Team,  AWS,  French  Club. 


John    Slonaker    French 
French  Club,  Swimming. 


Douglas  A.  Stuart  Commu- 
nications/Theatre Arts:  Var- 
sity Track,  Football,  WQSU- 
FM,  Intramurals,  Alpha  Ep- 
silon Rho,  Theatre. 


44 


Edward  J.  Stuart  English: 
Football,  Marketing  Club, 
Economics  Club,  English 
Club,  Intramurals. 


Frederick  B.  Stumpf  Sociol- 
ogy: Phi  Mu  De;ta,  Sociology 
Club,  Spanish  Club. 


Andrew   Sung   Market-     Martin  Svikhack 

ing/Finance:  Swimming,  Se- 
linsgrove  Center  Project. 


Elaine  M.  Swords  Commu- 
nications: Photography  Club, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Yearbook. 


Diane  Tacconi  Marketing: 
Kappa  Delta,  Marketing  Club, 
O-Team,  Student  Advisor, 
Catholic  Campus  Ministry, 
Basketball. 


Michele  Tansey  Eng- 
lish/Elementary  Education: 
Cheerleading,  SAC,  AWS, 
Student  PSEA. 


Maria  E.  Taormina  Political 
Science:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
SGA,  SAC,  WQSU  Radio, 
Crusader  paper. 


Steven  E.  Taylor  Marketing:  Sean  Patrick  Tighe  Political  Nick  Toth  Sociology:  Sociol- 
Marketing  Club,  Investment  Science:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  WQ-  ogy  Club,  Cross  Country, 
Club,  Basketball.  SU  Radio.  Track. 


Elizabeth  Ann  Tracey  Hu- 
man Resource  Management. 


45 


James  Todd  Troxell  Finance. 


Todd  G.  Truedson  Public  Re- 
lations: Phi  Mu  Alpha,  Arts 
Alive,  Theatre,  Actors/Stage 
Manager. 


Nancy  K.  Truran  Operations 
Management:  Alpha  delta  Pi, 
Marketing  Club,  AWS,  SAC. 


Michael  Tucci  Informations 
Systems:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha, 
Conditioning  Club,  In- 
tramurals.  Football,  Market- 
ing Club. 


David  Tucker 


Christopher  J.  Tunnessen 

Marketing:  Phi  Mu  Deltta,  Ski 
Club,  Scuba  Club,  Rugby. 


Elaine   Kathryn   Ullrich 

Computer  Science:  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Kappa  Mu  Ep- 
silon,  John  App  Honor  Soci- 
ety, German  Club. 


Mary  E.  Van  Tuyl  Commu- 
nications: Alumni  Relations, 
Selinsgrove  Center,  Peace 
Festival,  Housing  Coordina- 
tor, Phonathon. 


Jennifer  Le  Varcoe  Informa- 
tion Systems:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
Sw^imming,  Computer  Con- 
sultants Project,  Computer 
Moniter. 


Kelly  Anne  Vardon  Sociol- 
ogy: Sigma  Kappa,  Order  of 
Omega,  Pi  Gamma  Mu,  So- 
ciology Club,  University 
Scholar. 


Julia   Verdesca   English: 
AWS,  English  Club. 


Janine  Marie  Voelker  Music. 


46 


Claudine  Vogel  Human  Sci- 
ences: Senior  Friends  Project, 
Athletic  Training,  Outing 
Club,  Housing  Coordinator. 


Laurie  Ann  Volpe  Elemen- 
tary Education:  Sigma  Alpha 
Iota,  Women's  Choir,  Crusad- 
er,Intemational  Club. 


Timothy  A.  Wagner  Infor- 
mation Systems. 


Jennifer  B.  Wainwright  Hu- 
man Resource  Management: 
SUN  Council,  Volleyball, 
Senior  Friends  Project,  Global 
Concerns  Club. 


Stephen  Walser  Economics: 
Theta  Chi. 


Hugo  J.  Warns,  III  Finance: 
Theta  Chi,  Student  judiciary 
Board,  Operations  Manage- 
ment Club,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta. 


Richard  Lee  Watts  Computer 
Science:  Baseball. 


Kristen  Kay  Weaver  Elemen- 
tary Education:  PSEA-NEA, 
Concert  Band,  Marching 
Band,  Pit  Orchestra,  Cross- 
roads Project. 


Peggy  Lee  Weidman  Biology: 
Biology  Club,  Arboretum. 


Karol  Weigand  Business  Ad- 
ministration: Crew  Senior 
Friends  SUN  Council,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Delta  Mu  Del- 
ta. 


Melissa  A.  Weigle  Opera- 
tions Management:  Zeta  Tau 
Alpha,  Delta  Mu  Delta,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Senior 
Friends,  Volleyball. 


Debra  A.  Weissman  English: 
Alpha  Delta  Pi,  English  Club, 
Spanish  Club,  SAC,  O-Team. 
Swimming,  SUF  Phonathon. 


47 


Joseph  Wentling 


Mark  R.  Wetzel  Finance: 
Theta  chi,  SGA,  Crew  Club, 
Operations  Management 
Club. 


Douglas  R.  Wheeler  Political 
Science:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  IFC, 
Intramurals. 


Richard  Darrin 

nance. 


White  Pi- 


David  Barrett  White  Com 

munications:   Baseball,   In 
tramurals.   Outstanding  Col 
lege  Students  of  America,  PR     Lanthom. 
sports  office. 


Donna  Willbergh  Marketing:  Scott  R.  Williams  Marketing:  Denise  E.  Wilson  Psycholo- 
Zeta  Ttau  Alpha,  Marketing  Intramurals,  Ski  Club,  SAC,  gy:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  Market- 
Club,  French  Club,  Crusader,     Crusader,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,     ing  Club,AWS. 


Jennifer  M.  Wilson  Opera- 
tions Management:  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  SAC,  Weis  Fellows, 
Dean's  List. 


Donald  Wimmer,  Jr.  Political 
Science:  College  Republican 
Club,  Crew  Club,  Economics 
Club,  Marketing  Club,  WQ- 
SU-AM/FM. 


Robin  Ann  Windels  Music 
Education:  Tennis,  Women's 
Choir. 


Deborah   Lee   Witkowski 

English:  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  SAC, 
Yearbook,  AWS,  English 
Club,  Swimming,  Lacrosse 
Club,  Phonathon. 


48 


Christine  S.  Wolfe  Account- 
ing: Accounting  Club,  Cru- 
sader Staff,  Sigma  Alpha  Iota, 
.\lpha  Lambda  Delta,  Delta 
Mu  Delta. 


Fred  A.  Wynn  Communica- 
tions: WQSU-FM,  SACA. 


Douglas  W.  Yoder  Physics: 
Society  of  Physics  Students, 
Astronomy  Club,  Track,  Ski 
Club,  Intramurals,  Kappa  Mu 
Epsilon. 


Jill  Zabransky  English:  Eng- 
lish Club,  Intramurals,  Year- 
book. 


Pamela  A.  Zadnik  Opera- 
tions Management:  Softball, 
SAC,  Intramurals. 


Holly  Ann  Zeller  Political 
Science:  Lacrosse. 


Ray  Ziegler  Communica- 
tions: Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Big 
Brothers,  Arts  Alive,  In- 
tramurals, Alternative  Educa- 
tion Project. 


Robert  W.  Zimmerman,  III 

Music/Recording:  WQSU- 
FM,  Symphonis  Band, 
Frontline,  Horn  Choir. 


49 


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50 


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51 


Field  Hockey 


Under  the  direction  of  fourteenth-year  head  coach 
Connie  Harnum  and  second-year  assistant  coach 
Jamie  Rogers,  the  young  Lady  Crusaders  got  off  to  a 
fast  start  before  settling  for  a  4-8-2  record. 

Despite  the  youth,  senior  left  link  Wendy  Sharkus 
was  a  repeat  selection  to  the  Middle  Atlantic  Con- 
ference (MAC)-  Northwest  Section  All-Stars.  Sharkus 
was  the  leader  on  offence,  scoring  a  goal  with  three 
assists  during  the  year. 

Sophomore  forward  Tara  Encamacion  also  earned 
selection  to  the  MAC  Fall  Academic  Honor  Roll. 

With  so  many  players  returning  next  year,  the  fu- 
ture looks  even  brighter  for  the  Orange  and  Maroon 
and  hopes  are  high  for  a  winning  record. 


— ([''rfSMfii  [  _ 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Kris  Marconi,  Patty  Hostler,  Wendy  Sharkus,  Head  Coach  Connie 
Harnum,  Nancy  Meyer,  Beth  Parillo,  Cindy  Cook,  Assistant  Coach  Jamie  Rogers.  Row  2: 
Kristen  Lurowist,  Erica  Hockenbroch,  Lauren  Schumacher,  Tara 

Encamacion,  Tobrin  Tiger,  Courtney  Steele,  Paige  Mahn,  Wendy  Balckbum,  Carrie 
Ratkus,  Jennifer  Brown.  Row  3:  Katie  Apple,  Andrea  Bonita,  Lisa  Robinson,  Cheryl 
Edwards,  Tammy  Mull,  Megan  Shannon,  Deann  Blankenship,  Peggy  Bobb,  Sheryl 
Boblick,  Melody  Moyer,  Kristen  Langenfeld  (mngi.). 


^^^^^H 

P 

5U 

vs. 

OPPONENT 

Misericordia 

0 

1 

Lyconung 

3 

) 

Univ.  of  Scranton 

2 

) 

Western  Maryland 

1 

0 

Lebanon  Valley 

7 

) 

Muhlenberg 

3 

D 

Messiah 

4 

1 

Marywood 

0 

0 

Juniata 

4 

, 

York 

1 

0 

Dickinson 
WUkes 

4 

0™ 

I 

Lycoming 

1 

^^^^ 

Albright 

L 

J 

52 


vs. 

OPPONENT 

Juniata 
Bucknell 

3 
5 

Lebanon  Valley 
Phila.  Col.  of  Bible 

1 
4 

Millersville 

4 

York 

4 

Kings 
Messiah 

1 
8 

Western  Maryland 
Albright 
Scranton 

3 

1 
7 

Gettysburg 

Bloomsburg 

Elizabethtown 

3 
4 
6 

Lycoming 
Dickinson 

1 

5 

WUkes 

4 

m 


Despite  showing  good  enthusiasm  through- 
out the  season,  the  1989  version  of  the  men's 
soccer  team  came  up  just  short  in  several 
games  and  finished  4-13  this  year  under  third- 
year  head  coach  Terry  Molloy. 

At  season's  end,  the  squaa  had  to  bid  fare- 
well to  five  seniors,  John  Bunting,  Andy  Chap- 
man, Chris  Cloud,  Dennis  McManus,  and 
Matt  Petchel. 

With  an  influx  of  some  talented  newcomers 
and  the  return  of  a  good  nucleus  from  this 
year,  optimism  is  high  that  the  Crusader^— 
Dooters  can  turn  things  around  in  the  future.  ■■ 

■ 

Row  1  (L  to  R):  Andy  Chapman,  Dan  Downing,  Mike  Phil- 
lips, Henry  Newton,  Henry  Lewis,  Carsten  Schmid,  Dennis 
McManus,  Jeff  Smith,  Berrett  Lauer,  Todd  Ericson,  Ron  Mos- 
ca.  Bill  Fogler. 

Row  2:  Rob  Ancipink  (Asst.  Coach),  Dan  Bums,  Alex  Shirk, 
John  Bunting,  Jason  Denechaud,  Tony  Buoscio,  Kwame 
Lloyd-Williams,  Jason  Kitch,  Matt  Schrufer,  Matt  Petchel, 
Gregg  Sherman,  Gregg  Desiderio,  Rich  Black,  Andy  Babcock, 
Chris  Cloud,  Drew  Schilpp,  Chris  Mildner,  Kristi  Miller 
(mngr.).  Coach  Terry  Molloy. 


53 


Football 


I 
t 


The  Orange  and  Maroon  made  Middle  Atiantic  Conference 
(MAC)  history  in  1989  by  claiming  an  unprecedented  fourth  con- 
ference championship  since  the  MAC  was  reformed  in  1983. 

Under  the  direction  of  fifth-year  head  coach  Rocky  Rees,  the 
Crusaders  finished  8-1-1  and  shared  the  title  with  Lycoming^ 
despite  beating  the  Warriors  24-17  in  week  9.  Only  a  heartbreaking 
loss  at  Widener  (10-9)  and  a  tie  to  Centennial  Conference  cham- 
pion Dickinson  (35-35)  kept  the  squad  from  a  perfect  season.         J 

After  the  season,  several  members  earned  post-season  honors* 
led  by  senior  center  Colin  Howlett,  who  earned  First  Team  Di- 
vision 111  All- American  honors  in  addition  to  being  selected  a  First 
Team  MAC  All-Star  for  the  second  consecutive  year.  Juniors  Matt 
Caretti  and  Keith  Henry  also  earned  Third  Team  Ail-American 
honors  and  were  First  MAC  All-Stars  at  guard  and  defei\sive  tackle 
respectively,  while  senior  strong  safety  Willie  Starace  and  junior 
placekicker  Randy  Helt  were  also  First  Team  MAC  All-Stars. 

In  January,  Rees  announced  that  he  accepted  the  head  coaching 
position  at  Division  II  Shippensburg  University  and  left  Sus- 
quehanna. His  right-hand  man  for  the  past  two  years,  secondary 
coach  Steve  Briggs,  was  maned  Rees's  successor  as  head  coach  and 
will  guide  the  Orange  and  Maroon  into  the  1990's. 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Keith  Masker,  Bob  Huggard,  Keith  Henry,  Tim  Smith,  Chris 
Elvidge,  Chris  Schoellkopf,  Bill  Carter,  Colin  Howlett,  Ed  Stuart,  Willie 
Starace,  Bryan  Brust,  Brian  Wright,  Gerald  Benyo,  Tom  Wolf.  Row  2:  Jeff 
Rowinski,  Dan  O'Brien,  Bill  McCullough,  John  Phillips,  Cory  Mabry,  Joe 
Dempsey,  David  Battisti,  Matt  Caretti,  Randy  Helt,  John  Garrett,  Bruce 
Trotter,  Dan  Rattay,  J.  Scott  Campbell,  John  Hall.  Row  3:  John  Fudge,  Kyle 
Shenk,  Mark  Niness,  Mike  Albert,  Mark  O'Donovan,  Jonathan  Kaminski, 
Glenn  Davis,  Tom  Davitt,  Eric  Diggan,  Chris  McCarthy,  Chris  Shelly, 
Shawn  Hines,  Eric  Fabrisio,  Andy  Wmgfield.  Row  4:  Ron  Ruschman,  Frank 
Lane,  Charlie  Fetterold,  Pat  Birmingham,  Howard  Tietlbaum,  Pat  Patte, 
Todd  Geraci,  Greg  Cherkauskas,  Malachy  Rice,  Chuck  Shay,  Carl  Yas- 
trmski,  Jeff  Rainess,  Chris  Higgins,  Paul  Murdoch.  Row  5:  Denis  Gann, 
Steve  Sofranko,  Rob  Ambrosini,  Tug  Binstead,  Chris  Vialonga,  Brett  Miller, 
Scott  Bechtel,  Todd  Witt,  Tom  Morian,  Andy  Watkins,  Tony  McNulty, 
Mark  Lesniewski,  Doug  Reigner,  Chris  Wixted.  Row  6:  Jason  Coxall,  Sean 
Oakes,  Brian  Carper,  Eric  Jenkins,  Jim  Goehrig,  Pete  Rendina,  Ron  Miller, 
Jamie  Vitez,  Ron  Rux,  Eric  Hancock,  Mark  Boughner,  Todd  Snyder,  Eric 
Hoover,  Jim  Filipovits.  Row  7:  Matt  Lincoln  (mngr),  Alan  Hepburn 
(mngr.),  George  Day,  Stan  Romanowski,  George  Goodwin,  Jaremy  Hamm, 
Chris  Serson,  Chris  Yates,  Ed  Shaffer,  Dave  daCosta,  Sean  Cooper,  David 
Kopitsky  (mngr).  Row  8:  Coach  Steve  Briggs,  Coach  Roy  Shitflet,  Head 
Coach  Rocky  Rees,  Coach  Dick  Hort,  Coach  Brian  McBryan,  Coach  Mike 
Klembara. 


54 


Muhlenberg 
Moravian 
Wilkes 
Dickinson 
Delaware  Valley 
Lebanon  Valley 
Widener 
I  Juniata 
Lycoming 
Albright 


OPPONENT 


24-6 
35-10 

16-6 
35-35 
28-22 

37-7 

9-10 
27-13 
24-17 
14-12 


55 


I 


The  fall  and  winter  cheerleaders  on  the  Sus- 
quehanna University  campus  have  brought 
words  of  spirit  and  encouragement  to  the  ath- 
letic teams  in  hopes  of  a  victorious  season. 
These  ladies  have  continuously  dedicated 
their  time  and  energy  to  football  and  bas- 
ketball games,  always  with  happiness  and  a 
smile. 


Row  1  (L  to  R)  Coach  Bruce  Marion,  Martina  Bums,  Mandy  McCaughery,  Lana  mi.  ay^  0h^MM^0t- 

Schrecengast,  Janet  Meyers,  Brenda  Wanner.  Row  2  Chris  Rinsland,  Melinda  yiJ^W  CflffluKw' 

Heck,  Lynn  Benson  Krissi  Kiehn,  Kristin  Erdman.  Row  3  Janice  Gessner,  ■^lnM»  P'^i**'"'^ 
Kimberly  Edlund,  Stephanie  Koch,  Mary  Garrett. 


Row  1(L  to  R)  Melissa  Lord,  Kim  Gray,  Courtney  Cole,  Stephanie  Koch,  Carol 
Leibrandt.  Row  2  Coach  Bruce  Marion,  Janice  Gessner,  Tom  Dingbaum,  Shani 
Williamsjim  Shaffer,  Meredith  Deamer,  Mandy  McCaughey. 


56 


su 

vs 

OPPONENT 

3 

Bucknell 

2 

0 

Gettysburg 

2 

2 

Roanoke 

0 

0 

Mennonite 

2 

2 

Catholic 

0 

2 

WUkes 

0 

2 

Messiah 

0 

2 

Messiah 

1 

0 

Moravian 

3 

3 

Lycoming 

0 

1 

Moravian 

2 

2 

Upsala 

0 

2 

Elizabethtown 

0 

2 

F&M 

0 

2 

Scranton 

0 

2 

Marywood 

0 

2 

Wilkes 

0 

3 

York 

0 

§3 

Messiah 

2 

Kings 

0 

3 

Bloomsburg 

1 

0 

Western  Maryland 

3 

0 

Ithaca 

3 

0 

Juniata 

3 

1 

Dickinson 

3 

3 

Lebanon  Valley 

1 

3 

F&M 

1 

3 

Elizabethtown 

2 

3 

Albright 

0 

0 

Gettysburg 

3 

2 

Upsala 

0 

2 

Widener 

0 

0 

Elizabethtown 

2 

0 

^^^^Western  Maryland 

llllllllll^ 

Volleyball 


1 


This  fall,  the  Lady  Crusaders  combined  un- 
bridled enthusiasm  and  experience  from  what 
senior  Jennifer  Davis  attributes  to  the  nucleus 
of  the  team  that  has  been  around  for  years. 
The  Lady  Crusaders  finished  with  a  23-11 
campaign  that  ties  the  school  record  for  the 
most  wins  set  in  1984.  They  finished  the  sea- 
son as  MAC  Northwest  rurmers-up  to  divison 
powerhouse  Juniata. 


Row  1  (L  fo  R)  Coach  Templan,  Jodi  Henry,  Lynn  Drolet,  Lori 
Yoder,  Coach  Pat  Musselman.  Row  2  Tracey  Henry,  Missy 
VViegle,  Jen  Davis,  Gigi  Wainwright,  Jean  Meyers,  Audrey 
Stems.  Row  3  Katie  Kopein,  Kim  O'Conner,  Tracey  Eckholin, 
Shannon  Failey,  Chris  Sanderson. 


57 


Cross  Country 


The  last  season  of  the  decade  proved  to  be  a  difficult 
one  for  the  1989  Crusader  Harriers.  At  the  start  of  the 
season  they  were  faced  with  a  new  coach,  a  new 
course  and  a  loss  of  three  key  runners.  However, 
through  trial  and  determination  they  managered  to 
pull  out  a  winning  season. 

Under  the  guidance  of  first  year  coach  Bob  Remally, 
the  young  team  of  mosdy  underclassmen  matched 
their  4-3  record  of  1988.  Led  by  sophomores  Ken 
Heffner  and  Rich  Aussicker  with  the  help  of  the  return 
senior  Joe  Carei,  the  team  managed  stolid  perfor- 
mances in  most  of  their  competitions.  The  inexpe- 
rience of  the  young  team  and  the  first  year  coach  led  to  a  dis- 
sap]x>inting  12th  place  shovdng  in  the  24  team  field  of  the  MAC 
Championship  race. 


Row  1  (  L  to  R)  Coach  Bob  Remally,  Ken  Heffner,  Rich  Flores,  Rich  Aussicker, 
Dave  Cadieu  (mgr).  Row  2  Cooper  Altmiller,  Keith  Edmonds.  Row  3  Mark 
Cote,  Mark  Baiz,  Paul  Cote. 


15 

41 
24 


vs. 

OPPONENT 

King's 

45 

Wilkes 

28 

Scraton 

17H 

Lock  Haven 

18 

Delaware  Valley 

33 

58 


Swimming 


Under  the  llth-year  head  coach  Ged  Schweikert,  the  men's 
and  women's  swimming  teams  completed  with  solid  seasons. 

Youth  once  again  headed  the  Lady  Crusader  effort  with 
junior  Stephanie  Grant,  sophomore  Paige  malin,  and  freshmen 
Amy  Clark  leading  the  way. 

Althought  the  men  finished  the  regular  season  at  5-6  and 
were  tenth  at  MAC's,  Schweikert  was  pleased  with  the  squad's 
development,  particularly  amomg  the  young  swimmers. 

Heading  the  underclassmen  was  freshman  Scott  Blanchard, 
who  broke  the  school  record  in  the  200-yard  breaststroke 
(2:22.47)  and  finished  14th  in  the  event  at  MAC's,  while  swimming  a  leg 
on  two  placewinning  relays. 


Row  1  (L  to  R)  Jen  Varcoe,  Andrew  Sung,  Chris  Milstead,  Kelly  Murphy.  Row  2  Deanne  Cochran,  Jen 
DeVan,  Karen  Bartashunas,  Diane  Tramuller,  Carolyn  Yenchoris,  Paige  Malin,  Missy  Yelland.  Row  3 
Chris  Naspo,  Tom  Olsen,  Charles  Reece,  David  Vaders,  Michael  Hulsman,  Scott  Blanchard,  Alex 
Smith,  Matt  Branca.  Row  4  Janine  Flora,  Amy  Clark,  Tracy  Tinsley,  Nicole  Romano,  Keri-Ann 
O'Connor,  Donna  Wilbergh,  Alyssa  Brunner,  Sue  Derr  (ass't  Coach),  Ged  Scweikert  (coach).  Row  5 
Todd  Laytyak,  Jon  Grove,  Kristen  Growney,  Janine  Miller,  Stephanie  Grant,  Kristen  Beccaria,  Mark 
Rank,  John  Stonacker. 


SU 

V8 

OPPONENT 

M72 

Gettysburg 

120 

W74 

118 

M59 

Dickinson 

135 

W63 

134 

M91 

Juniata 

66 

wns 

76 

M92 

Western  Maryland 

112 

W112 

65 

M93 

King's 

34 

W102 

10 

M93 

Elizabethtown 

74 

W102 

83 

W152 

Lock  Haven 

65 

M112 

Lebanon  Valley 

78 

W99 

74 

W113 

Mansfield 

65 

M61 

Ursinus 

127 

W94 

107 

Mils 

Lycoming 

71 

W118 

7-" 

M79 

Saanton 

W91 

,    '.4 

M22 

F&M 

72 

W44 

50 

M  10th  place  MAC  Championship 

W  8th  place 

MAC  Championship 

m 

59 


Men's  Basketball 


After  winning  their  second-consecutive  Middle  Atlantic 
Conference  (MAC)-Northwest  Section  title  and  first  under 
rookie-head  coach  Frank  Marcinek,  the  Crusaders  came 
within  one  shot  of  vying  for  back-to  back  Mac-North  titles 
losing  to  FDU-Madison  60-57  in  the  playoffs  and  finished  the 
season  at  17-9. 

Despite  the  loss,  junior  guard  Will  Ciecierski  provided 
team  leadership  throughout  the  year,  leading  the  squad  in 
scoring  (16.0),  while  finishing  nationally-ranked  in  free 
throw  percentage  (101  of  113/89.4%).  He  also  earned  se- 
lection to  the  Second  Team  Division  111  All-Middle  Atlantic 
District  Team,  as  well  as  Second  Team  MAC  All-Stars  for  the 
second  consecutive  year. 

6'8"  senior  center  Don  McLoughlin  ,  who  finished  first  on 
the  team  rebounds  (7.9  per  game)  and  third  in  scoring  (13.3 
ppg),  earned  selection  to  the  MAC  First  Team  All-Stars. 


Row  1  (L  to  R)  Kathi  Pioli,  Will  Ciecierski,  Gregg  AIlocco,  Tony  Balistrere, 
Brian  Spellman.  Row  2  Bill  Hesnan,  Steve  Taylor,  Craig  Harper,  David  Mead, 
Dean  Druckenmiller,  Paul  McManus.  Row  3  Rick  Ferry(asst.  coach),  Scott 
Mangold,  Don  McLoughlin.  Row  4  Dave  Sheets(asst.  coach),  Frank 
Marcinek(head  coach),  Ben  Battle(asst.  coach). 


su       ■ 

^^^^vs. 

OPPONENT 

83          ' 

^*            Bucknell 

93 

76 

Messiah 

81 

92 

Elizabethtown 

72 

69 

Juniata 

76 

92 

Albright 

76 

88 

Clark 

81 

56 

F&M 

84 

75 

Dickinson 

72 

96 

Juniata 

92 

75 

Drew 

55 

95 

King's 

79 

82 

Del.  Valley 

87 

77 

Albright 

69 

92 

Lycoming 

58 

76 

FDU-Madison 

51 

95 

Elizabethtown 

83* 

38 

Princeton 

75 

88 

Wilkes 

72 

90 

Gettysburg 

70 

77 

Messiah 

55 

88 

Lycoming 

62 

74 

York 

77 

88 

I  vcoming 

62 

74 

York 

77 

66 

Scranton 

65 

60 

FDLI  -Madison 

57 

«^><^JI 


Row  1  (L  to  R)  Greg  Boozer,  Jeff  Fadrowski,  Steve  Small,  Tony  Balistrere,  Kathi 
Pioli  (mngr).  Row  2  Joe  Stroup,  Bill  Hesnan,  Tim  Colna,  Chris  Miller,  Greg 
Williams.  Row  3  Mike  Mann,  Jim  Mikolaichik,  Tom  Isenberg,  Paul  McManus, 
Druckenmiller.  Row  4  Dave  Sheetz,  Frank  Marcinek,  Ben  Battle,  Rick  Ferry. 


60 


su 

vs. 

OPPONENT 

56 

Ursinus 

72 

61 

Kean 

69 

63 

Misericordia 

70 

71 

Lycoming 

60 

61 

Gettysburg 

46 

59 

Elizabethtown 

70 

70 

Juniata 

68 

82 

Messiah 

55 

67 

Muhlenberg 

76 

83 

Wesley 

44 

77 

Juniata 

62 

64 

Lycoming 

66 

63 

Western  MA 

66 

83 

Dickinson 

64 

69 

Mansfield 

66 

69 

Elizabethtown 

58 

67 

Albright 

49 

82 

Wilkes 

64 

63 

Messiah 

55 

42 

Lebanon  Valley 

59 

56 

Wilkes 

58 

77 

King's 

54 

53 

Marywood 

45 

62 

York 

51 

48 

Scranton 

64 

41 

Scranton 

70 

m 

Women's  Basketball 


The  Lady  Crusader  basketball  team,  started 
the  1990's  as  a  major  threat  in  the  MAC  con- 
ference. Coach  Mark  Hribar  brought  his 
young  team  of  mostly  freshmen  to  a  16-10/74B 
3  MAC-NW  record  and  to  the  MAC  playoffs. 
Their  7-3  MAC-Northwest  record  placed  thet 
second  in  their  section. 

In  the  playoffs,  the  team  had  a  disappoint 
ing  first  round  loss  to  the  nationally  ranked 
University  of  Scranton,  but  the  school  was 
nonetheless  satisfied  in  the  way  this  young 
team  has  started  the  new  decade. 


1 


Row  1  (L  to  R)  Tracey  Bosanac,  Lana  Schrecengast,  Frieda  El- 
dridge,  Kristie  Maravalli,  Jennifer  Winter.  Row  2  Kenea  Gummo, 
Liz  Nicodemus,  Laurie  Pankuck,  Rose  Firestine,  Amy  McCord. 
Row  3  Coach  Mark  Hribar,  Dina  Vagg,  Holly  Whitesel,  Jill  Beck, 
Lori-Ann  Martino,  Coach  Jim  Reed. 


61 


Wrestling 


'  Under  the  direction  of  24th-year  head  coach 
Charlie  Kunes,  the  Crusader  grapplers  came 
within  one  victory  of  tying  the  school  record 
for  wins  in  a  season  (11-3,  1971),  finishing  at 
10-5  in  the  dual  meet  season. 

In  addition  to  the  record,  the  squad  also  had 
a  successful  showing  in  the  MAC  Champi- 
onships at  King's  College,  having  five  wres- 
tlers earn  placement  in  their  weight  classes  to 
help  the  team  to  a  six-place  finish,  its  best 
since  1987  (7th  place). 


Row  1  (L  to  R)  Matt  Schwenk,  Todd  Erickson,  Spencer  Speers,  Nate  Jones, 
Todd  Maynard.  Row  2  Andy  Markel,  George  Derr,  Todd  Witt,  Rick  Mosow- 
witz,  Ray  Swartz,  Matt  Lachenmayer.  Row  3  Grant  Darby,  Andy  Watkins, 
Coach  Charlie  Kanes,  Tony  Bittenbender,  Randal  Bogar(asst.  coach),  Tom 
Dodd,  Alex  Shirk. 


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36 
25 
53 
6 
9 

36 
27 
35 
36 
16 
33 
7 
6 
2 


vs 

OPPONENT 

Messiah 

Juniata 

Albright 

Lycoming 

38 

Moravian 

30 

Scranton 

8, 

King's 

16 

John  Hopkins 

6 

Ursinus 

3 

Elizabethtown 

24 

Swarthmore 

8 

Gettysburg 

30 

Delaware  Valley 

35 

Western  Maryland 

13l 

63 


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OPPONENT 

Gettysburg 
York 

5 
0 

Dickinson 

4 

Lycoming 

Western  Maryland 

Juniata 

Wilkes 

0 
0 
0 
1 

Elizabethtown 

2 

Mansfield 

0 

Albright 
Messiah 

5 

0 

Scranton 

0 

Kings 

7 

For  the  second-straight  year,  the  Orange  and 
Maroon  men's  tennis  team  was  just  one  point  away 
from  the  best  season  in  school  history  for  head 
coach  Gary  Fincke. 

On  the  year,  the  team  steamrolled  10  opponents, 
losing  only  three.  Unfortunately,  the  squad  fell 
short  in  its  bid  to  regain  the  Middle  Atlantic  Con- 
ference (MAC)-Northwest  Section  title,  dropping  a 
tough  5-4  decision  to  powerful  Albright. 
Despite  losing  three  of  the  top  six  players  to 

grat^ '^i-cke  has  a  way  of  coming  up  with 

[wir  -v-r\'s  tennis  program  and  don't  be 

Lsurpr!--  ^I's  squad  once  again  contends 

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Row  1  (L  to  R):  Graham  Connolly,  Scott  Witman,  Dave 
Ashman,  John  Cook,  Neil  Kromash,  Pete  Comber  (capt). 
Row  2:  Andrew  Cox,  Abe  Martin,  Fred  DiChiara  (capt).  Matt 
Petchel,  Mike  Stiles,  Head  Coach  Gary  Fincke. 


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Women's  Tennis 


1990  was  a  year  of  transition  for  the  women's  tennis 
team,  which  finished  at  3-7. 

Not  only  did  the  squad  have  a  new  coach  in  Mary 
Rae  Pipa,  replacing  long  time  mentor  Connie  Hamum, 
it  also  only  returned  one  full-time  starter  from  the 
previos  year's  8-5  squad. 

That  starter  was  the  form  of  AnnMarie  Innamorati, 
who  played  at  number  two,  three  and  five  singles 
throughout  the  year.  Sophomore  Jill  Samethalso  had  a 
spot  start  the  previous  year  and  used  her  experience  in 
a  5-3  year  playing  number  four,  five,  and  six  singles  as 
she  earned  the  squad's  Most  Valuable  Player  award. 

With  everyone  returning  next  year,  the  outlook 
appears  good  that  Pipa'a  squad  can  return  to  the 
success  of  past  teams. 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Stephanie  Koch,  Colleen  Dougherty,  Gretel  Oakes,  Jennifer 
Miller,  Jill  Sameth,  Ann  Marie  Innamorati,  Head  Coach  Mary  Rae  Pipa. 


vs 

OPPONENT 

Marywood 

Gettysburg 

Lycoming 

Western  Maryland 

Juniata 

Kings 

Dickinson 

0 
5 

7 
4 
9 
8 
8 

Scraton 

8 

Wilkes 

1 

Albright 

6 

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OPPONENT 

3 

Eureka 

13 

0 

Jersey  City 

9 

9 

Jersey  City 

8 

5 

Bryant 

13 

14 

Marywood 

4 

12 

Marywood 

4 

7 

Lebanon  Valley 

10 

7 

Kings 

4 

17 

Kings 

11 

1 

Elizabethtown 

11 

7 

Elizabethtown 

5 

7 

Dickinson 

4 

3 

Dickinson 

9 

1 

Lycoming 

12 

3 

Lycoming 

1 

8 

Wilkes 

5 

8 

Wilkes 

2 

9 

Scranton 

7 

10 

Scranton 

11 

5 

York 

6 

12 

York 

20 

4 

Messiah 

5 

2 

Messiah 

21 

6 

Juniata 

3 

4 

Juniata 

3 

Softball 


The  1990  Lady  Crusaders  had  many  peaks  and 
valleys  before  settling  at  13-12  for  head  coach  Carole 
Templon. 

Along  the  way,  sophomore  outfielder/third  base- 
man Jennifer  Winter  made  it  a  record-setting  year, 
setting  records  in  hits,  and  stolen  bases,  while  fin- 
ishing with  a  team-high  .538  batting  average.  Fellow 
sophomore  Tara  Encamacion  finished  second  among 
the  regulars  in  batting  with  a  .325  dip  and  earned  a 
spot  of  the  Middle  Atlantic  Conference  All-Stars  for  a 
second  s'atiii:;ht  year. 

Si.x  o;  'hv    sniors  finished  their  career  in  a  solid 
fashicr,    ■  -      '  ^  this  loss,  several  new  faces  also  got 
playini, ,  ;  f'l"  lady  Crusaders  during  the  season. 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Assistant  Coach  Sandy  Ruckel,  Head  Coach 
Carole  Templon.  Row  2:  Janis  Blandy,  Patty  Hostler,  Rose 
Firestine.  Row  3:  Jennifer  Winter,  Pam  Zadnik,  Lisa  Rob- 
inson, Ellen  Gallagher,  Amy  McCord.  Row  4:  Tara  Encama- 
cion, Nicole  Poliacik,  Beth  Cubberly,  Christine  Sanderson, 
Christine  Nelis,  Holly  Whitesel. 


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Baseball 


After  getting  off  to  a  10-4  start  and  reaching  23rd 
in  the  Division  III  rankings,  the  highest  ranking  in 
the  history,  the  young  Crusader  baseball  team 
faded  down  the  stretch  but  still  finished  a  respect- 
able 17-16  for  head  coach  Doug  Kovash. 

Juruor  Charlie  Fetterolf  did  a  little  bit  of  every-^ 
thing  for  the  squad  and  redeved  the  Most  ValuableM^ 
Player  award  for  the  team.  Sophomore  first  base-™ 
men  John  Reformato  had  the  team's  top  average  at 
.354  and  set  the  school  record  with  five  triples. 
Junior  pitcher  Eric  Mull  was  the  Crusaders  captain 
and  also  served  as  staff  ace,  finishing  7-3  with  aj 

Run  Average. 

appear  bright  for  the  team  next  year. 


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Row  1  a  to  R):  Brock  Mowery,  Eric  Mull,  Jeff  Jakubik,  Charlie  Fetterolf,  Britt 
Mowery.  Row  2:  John  Reformayo,  Glenn  Anderson,  Joe  Bradely,  John  Hall, 
Chris  Herbine,  Tom  Lander,  Row  3:  Sean  Learish,  Gregg  Mills,  Eric  Hoover, 
Sam  Soley,  John  Walter,  Tim  Murray.  Row  4:  John  Carlson,  Dennis  Gallagher, 
Ed  Edwards,  Tim  Herbine,  Ken  Jonach,  Joe  Ropietski.  Standing:  Advisor  Pete 
Dewire,  Head  Coach  Doug  Kovash. 


vs 

OPPONENT 

Bucknell 

1 
4 

Bucknell 

10 

Lock  Haven 

8 

Lock  Haven 

8 

Wilkes 

2 

Wilkes 

3 

Kings 

Kings 

Gettysburg 

Elizabethtown 

h 
11 

2 

Elizabethtown 

4 

Juniata 

Juiniata 

Dickinson 

1 

3 

12 

Dickinson 

0 

Messiah 

4 

Messiah 

4 

York 

6 

Albright 
Albright 
Misericordia 

2 
0 
3 

Misericordia 

2 

Ithaca 

7 

Mansfield 

1  ^i 

i 


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Although  the  1990  Crusaders  put 
together  another  solid  5-1  season 
and  fourth  place  finish  at  the  Mid- 
dle Atlantic  Conference  (MAC) 
Championships,  the  squad  will  un- 
fortimately  be  best  remembered  for 
its  lone  blemish.  When  Messiah 
Beat  Susquehanna  89.5-63.5  in  a 
quad  meet  at  Amos  Alonzo  Stagg 
Field  on  April  14,  the  men's  pro- 
gram made  national  news  as  it  was 
dealt  its  first  loss  in  11  years  and 
ended  its  71 -meet  winning  streak. 
With  a  victory  in  its  last  meet,  head 
coach  Jim  Taylor  is  hoping  some  of 
his  returnees  can  build  on  that  vic- 
tory for  the  fufrure. 

It  was  a  banner  year  for  the  Lady 
Crusaders  in  1990  as  head  coach 
Tom  Moore  guided  a  squad  of  10 
performers  to  a  school  record  eight 
wins  emd  only  one  setback  with  a 
respectable  fourth  place  finish  at 
the  Middle  Atlantic  Conference 
(MAC) 

Moore's  recruiting  efforts  pro- 
duced an  abrupt  turnaround  from 
the  previous  year's  0-7  record  as  six 
of  10  performers  were  talented 
freshman. 

This  year  may  have  been  only 
the  beginning  of  big  things  for  the 
women's  frack  team. 


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Row  1  (L  to  R)  Rebeca  Valentine,  Wendy  Hayes,  Dena  Freimanis,  Kristie  Maravelli,  Liz  Nicodemus  Row  2 
Marty  Martynuska,  Michelle  Duffy,  Karen  Warner,  Tina  Wanner,  Christy  Donochik,  Eric  Schmidt  Row  3 
Doug  Reigner,  Marc  German,  Douglas  Yoder,  Cory  Mabry,  Mark  Nickleson,  George  Day  Row  4  Dwayne 
Brouse,  Tom  Disante,  Brendan  Flynn,  Todd  Snyder,  Todd  Grey  Row  5  Dan  Hughes,  Jerrel  Boyer,  Brian 
Vaccanino,  Keith  Morris,  Craig  Znotens  Row  6  Coach  Tom  Moore,  Chris  Elvidge,  Keith  Edmonds,  Kwame 
Lloyd,  Ron  Ruy,  Frank  Krantz,  Rich  Flores,  Greg  Boozer,  Joe  Carei,  Coach  Jim  Taylor. 


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Under  the  direction  of  new  head  coach  Don 
Hamum,  the  golf  team  was  competitive  with 
the  beat  Middle  Atlantic  Conference  finish  at 
6-4. 

Sophomore  Rob  Rohrbach  was  consistently 
the  squad's  top  player  and  earned  the  Low 
Stroke  Award  with  the  average  of  79.2  on  the 
year.  Rob  Corsetto  was  the  team's  lone  seiuor 
and  had  a  solid  year  with  an  average  of  85.5. 

With  a  year  of  coaching  the  squad  under  his 
belt  and  some  new  recruits  coming  into  the 
program,  Hamum  is  hopeful  that  his  team  can 
be  among  the  MAC's  best  in  the  future. 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Rob  Rohrbach,  Bill  Fox,  Rob  Coresetto,  Steve  McNulty,  Gary 
Delduco.  Row  2:  Coach  Hamum,  Jaremy  Hamm,  William  Starace,  Paul  Henry, 
Mark  Nirmes,  Mike  Mellinger. 


su 

V8 

OPPONENT 

447 

Lehigh 

434 

447 

Muhlenberg 

452 

412 

York 

411 

432 

Muhlenberg 

429 

432 

Lebanon  Valley 

440 

432 

Swathmore 

451 

411 

Lycoming 

417 

400 

Western  Maryland 

389 

400 

F&M 

408 

SU  Invitational  5th  out  of  12  teams 
MAC  T?5h  out  of  22  teams 


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After  four  years  as  a  club  team,  the  Lady  Crusader 
Women's  Lacrosse  team  made  an  appropriate  ascen- 
sion into  the  ranks  of  varsity  competition,  dropping  all 
four  games  to  more  veteran  varsity  progrcims,  but 
beating  the  two  clubs  on  the  schedule  to  finish  2-4 
overall  for  head  coach  Terry  MoUoy. 

Freshman  Wendy  Blackburn  was  a  terror  on  the 
offense,  scoring  over  half  of  the  team's  goals  with  22  of 
the  squad's  40.  Senior  tri-captian  Lisa  Shimrak  had  a 
goal  and  an  assist  in  concluding  her  career,  while 
senior  goalie  Kristen  Langenfeld  wrapped  up  a  solid 
career  with  42  saves. 

After  getting  finished  with  its  first  year  of  varsity 
competition,  Moiloy  is  optimistic  that  better  days  are 
ahead  for  the  women's  lacrosse  prograim. 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Julie  Pearce,  Katy  Apple,  Brenda 
Schoenewolf,  Chris  Burchell.  Row  2:  Chris  Moncada,  Wendy 
Blackburn,  Lisa  Shimrak  (capt.),  Johnna  Emrich,  Jennifer 
DeVan,  Kate  Haughey.  Row  3:  Paige  MalLn,  Randi  Lang, 
Suzie  Bianco,  Mary  Garrett,  Kristen  Langenfield,  Courtney 
Steele.  Row  4:  Danielle  Delia  Pella  (capt.),  Lauren  Hook 
(capt.),  Nancy  Heyer,  Megan  Brown.  Row  5:  Head  Coach 
Terry  Moiloy,  Student  Assistant  Graham  D'Aivia. 


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1989-90  DEDICATION 

REES'S  MAKE  SUSQUEHANNA 

A  FAMILY  AFFAIR 


76 


For  Rocky  and  Patty  Rees,  Susquehanna 
was  more  than  just  a  job.  It  was  a  place  to 
watch  their  family  grow. 

Along  the  way.  Rocky  helped  to  guide  his 
Crusader  football  teams  to  three  Middle  At- 
lantic Conference  (MAC)  championships  and 
a  36-15-1  record  over  the  past  five  years. 
There  were  many  fond  memories  from  those 
years  on  the  field,  but  if  you  ask  Rocky,  his 
fondest  memories  would  be  watching  his 
young  "puppies"  grow  into  fine  young  men. 
Of  his  many  accomplishments  on  the  field. 
Rocky  probably  got  more  pleasure  out  of  see- 
ing his  players  succeed  after  graduation. 

On  the  sidelines  at  the  games  for  those  five 
years  were  the  cheerleaders,  who  were 
coached  by  Patty  with  the  assistance  of  Bruce 
Marion.  Despite  a  chronic  medical  ailment, 
Patty  helped  improve  the  cheerleading  pro- 
gram in  much  the  same  way  as  her  husband 
had  the  football  team.  To  her,  each  member 
was  special  and  she  was  proud  of  how  they 
matured,  both  in  cheerleading  and  life. 

The  rees's  left  in  January  as  Rocky  accepted 
the  position  of  head  football  coach  at  Divison 
II  Shippensburg  University,  but  not  until  they 
had  given  themselves  to  Susquehanna.  We 
would  like  to  give  them  something  back  from 
Susquehanna  as  we  dedicate  the  1989-90 
Lanthom  to  Rocky  and  Patty  Rees. 


n 


Dr.  Joel  Cunningham 
President  of  Susquehanna  University 


Sara  Kirkland 
Vice  President  for  University  Relations 


Dr.  Jeanne  Neff 
Vice  President  for  Academic  Affairs 


78 


Dr.  Carl  Bellas 
Dean,  Sigmund  Weis  School  of  Business 


Dr.  Henry  Diers 
Dean,  School  of  Fine  Arts  and  Cummunications 


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Dr.  Donald  Housley 
Dean,  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences 


Dorothy  Anderson 
Dean  of  Students 


Pamela  White 
Dean  of  Academic  Services 


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Art 


(L  to  R):  David  Lauver,  Dr.  John  Price,  Dr.  Henry  Diers, 
Dorothy  Masom,  Jeff  Martin. 


'-    I 


Biology 


(L  to  R):  Dr.  George  Boone,  Dr.  Margaret  Peeler,  Ran- 
dolph Harrison. 


Business 


Row  1  a  to  R):  Dr.  Wallace  Growney,  Dr.  William  Ward, 
Irene  Jacobsohn,  Lawrence  Isaacs.  Row  2:  Dr.  Carl  Bellas, 
Al  Henry,  George  Machlan,  Tracy  Rishel,  Frederick 
Sauter.  Row  3:  Richard  Masom,  Dr.  William  Sauer,  Dr.  Ali 
H.M.  Zadeh,  Dr.  Mary  Gianni.  Row  4:  Dr.  William 
Remaley,  Dr.  Jerrell  Habegger,  Dr.  Warren  Fisher,  Dr. 
Kenneth  Fladmark.  Row  5:  Dr.  Edward  Schwan,  Dr. 
Antonin  Rusek,  Dr.  Olu  Onaforwora. 


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Chemistry 

Top  (L  to  R):  Dr.  Gynith  Giffin,  Dr.  Thomas  McGrath,  Dr. 
Robert  Nylund,  Dr.  Neil  Potter. 


Communications/ 
Theatre  Arts 

(L  to  R):  Larry  Augustine,  Dr.  Bruce  Nary,  David  Clark.  Missing:  Bob  Gross,  Dr. 
Beverly  Romberger. 


Education 


(L  to  R):  Emily  Kerstetter,  Dr.  Mark  Dewalt,  Bonnie  Trox- 
ell.  Dr.  Charles  Igoe. 


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English 


LU I IMUt 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Barbara  Feldmann,  Paul  Klingensmith,  Dr. 
Ronald  Dotterer.  Row  2:  Renee  Sosland,  Dr.  Susan  Bow- 
ers, Dr.  Susan  Albertme,  Dr.  Susan  Bernardo.  Row  3:  Dr. 
Gary  Fincke,  Linda  Klingensinith,  Dan  Wheaton,  Dr. 
Hans  Feldmann. 


Geological/ 

Environmental 

Sciences 


Top  a  to  R):  Dr.  Frank  Fletcher,  Dr.  Robert  Goodspeed.       ^,  .  ! 
Bottom:  Dr.  Richard  Lowright.  ^^^ 


History 


(L  to  R):  Dr.  John  Longaker,  Dr.  Donald  Housley,  Dr. 
Gerald  Gordon,  Linda  McMillin,  Dr.  Marian  McKechnie. 


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Modern 
Languages 

Front  (L  to  R):  Dr.  Janina  Denenfeld,  Dr.  Jack  Kolbert, 
Noriko  Tanaka.  Back:  Dr.  Sheryl  Postman,  Eduardo 
Gargurevich,  Dr.  Susan  Johnson,  Dr.  Robert  Mowry, 
Carolyn  Fischer.  Missing:  Dr.  Nancy  Cairns. 


Music 


(L  to  R):  C.  Scott  Smith,  Galen  Deibler,  Kathleen  Hartzell, 
Dr.  Susan  Hegberg,  David  Boltz,  John  Magnus.  Missing: 
John  Fries,  Robert  Klak,  Victor  Rislow,  Cyril  Stretansky, 
Deborah  Woods. 


Philosophy/ 
Religion 

Front  (L  to  R):  Portia  Williamson,  Carol  White.  Back:  Dr. 
David  Wisdo,  Boyd  Gibson,  Dr.  Murray  Hunt,  Chris 
Thomforde,  Dr.  David  Wiley,  Rabbi  David  Silverman. 


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Physical  Education/ 

Athletics 

Row  1  (L  to  R):  Sandy  Ruckel,  Tom  Moore,  Carole  Tem- 
plon,  Terry  MoUoy,  Rich  Taddei.  Row  2:  Ged  Schweikert, 
Doug  Kovash,  Janet  Long,  Sue  Derr,  Jim  Taylor,  Connie 
Hamum,  FraiJc  Mardnek.  Row  3:  Mark  Hribar,  Mary  Rae 
Pipa,  John  Chubb,  Gary  Fincke,  Dick  Hess.  Row  4:  Steve 
Briggs,  Charlie  Kunes,  Jim  Reed,  Connie  Hummel,  Don 
Hamum,  Mike  Pfaffenberger,  Rick  Ferry.  HSi  lUi'     J 


Physics 


(L  to  R):  Edward  Rogers,  Dr.  Richard  KozJowski,  Dr.  Fred 
Grosse. 


Political 
Science 


(L  to  R):  Bruce  Evans,  Dianne  Portelance,  Dr.  Robert 
Bradford,  Dr.  James  Blessing,  Dr.  Gene  Urey. 


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Psychology 

(L  to  R):  Dr.  G.  Edward  Schweikert,  Dr.  James  Misanin, 
Dr.  Thomas  Martin,  Dr.  Barbara  Lewis. 


Sociology/ 
j  Anthropology 

Dr.  Nancy  Lutz,  Frank  Chase,  Dr.  Thomas  Walker. 


Accounting/ 
Treasurer's 
Office 


Front  (L  to  R):  Cynthia  Evitts,  Gayle  Heath,  Cheri  Little, 
Jamie  Rogers.  Back:  Pat  Ream,  Don  Aungst,  Tina  Kun- 
selman.  Rick  Ferry,  Mark  Swanson. 


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Admissions 


Front  (L  fo  R):  Karen  Beyer,  Sarah  Walter,  Denise  Moy, 
Wendy  Battles,  Rick  Ziegler.  Back:  Bryan  Rutledge,  Bob 
Mardak. 


Campus 
Center 


Sitting:  Barb  Erdman.  Standing:  Dave  Lightcap,  Lance 
Sadlek. 


Career 
Development 

Sitting:  Jeanette  Jensen,  Laurie  Gronlund.  Standing:  Dick 
Hess. 


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Chaplain's 
Office 

{L  to  R):  Chris  Thomforde,  Irene  Wagner. 


Computing 
Services 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Gene  Wynn,  Linda  Richards,  Andree 
Growney.  Row  2:  Al  Snyder,  Steve  Herrold,  Neal  Van 
Eck. 


Continuing 
Education 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Shirley  Weaver,  Jo  Anne  Wray.  Row  2: 
Don  Chomiak. 


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Counseling 

Sitting:  Dr.  Alan  Kreisler.  Standing:  Cynthia  Sadlek,  Ken 
Kopf,  Dolly  Diers. 


Financial  Aid 


(L  to  R):  Marsha  Williams,  Arlene  Hummel,  Helen  Nunn, 
Carvn  Frank,  Pamela  Wolfe. 


Health  Center 


(L  to  R):  Deb  Forsythe,  Rebecca  Muncer,  Jean  Norris. 


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Library 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Dorothy  Blankenship.  Row  2:  Sandy  Pratt, 
Sheila  Fisher,  Becky  Wilson,  Row  3:  Dr.  Peter  Deekle, 
Linda  Forster,  Jill  Derr,  Jim  Smillie,  Marsha  Young. 


President's 
Office 


Sitting  (L  to  R):  Rev.  Raymond  Shaheen,  President  Joel 
Cunningham.  Standing:  Dr.  Virginia  Coombs,  Carol 
Cashner. 


Registrar's 
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Sitting  (L  to  R):  Pat  Reiland,  Betsy  Henkelman.  Standing: 
Alex  Smith,  Nancy  Sholley. 


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Residence  Life 

(L  to  R):  Jonathan  Poullard,  Ken  Peress,  Doug  Kovash, 
Annette  Swank. 


Tutorial  Staff 


(L  to  R):  Barbara  Feldmann,  Dorothy  Longaker,  Kathy 
Temple,  Renee  Sosland,  Gary  Fincke. 


University 
Relations 


Row  1  (L  to  R):  Jo  Ann  Girton,  Maggie  Rislow,  Ethel  Poor, 
Linda  Skinner,  Betty  Clark,  Marilyn  Wirt.  Row  2:  Bonnie 
Lightcap,  Betsy  Koons,  Gwen  Houser,  Christine  Barth. 
Row  3:  Jean  Smith  Sandy  Wolf,  Marilyn  Sierer,  Sara 
Kirkland,  Judy  Newcomer,  Gerry  Scott.  Row  4:  Mike 
Ferlazzo,  Dione  Button. 


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The  morning  hours  were  quiet 
and  still  as  the  fog  settled  in  the 
Susquehanna  Valley.  A  few  parents 
could  be  seen  scattered  around  the 
campus.  As  the  fog  lifted,  activity 
poured  onto  the  campus.  The  bleak 
morning  turned  into  a  glorious  In- 
dian summer  day.  A  perfect  start 
for  the  1989's  Parent's  Weekend. 

Fraternities  and  sororities  all 
held  special  events  for  their  par- 
ents. Many  other  students  had  their 
own  wine  and  cheese  parties  with 
their  families.  Some  families  tail- 
gated  behind  sorority  houses  be 
fore  the  football  game.  Other  fami 
lies  watched  soccer,  cross  county, 
or  field  hockey  games  that  were 
going  on. 

Later  on,  families  went  to  watch' 
the  Fall  Production  of  Grease 
which  turned  out  to  be  a  smash.  In 
the  end,  it  is  the  parents  that  we, 
the  students  want  to  thank  for 
everything  that  you  have  done  for 
us.  We  all  hope  you  had  a  won- 
derful time  on  Parent's  Weekeni 
'89!!  Thanks  MOM  and  DAD!! 


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Danny 

Jim  Gilchrist 

Sandy 

Suzi  Slease 

Rizzo 

Jennifer  L.  Miller 

Frenchie 

Karen  Birch 

Marty 

Heather  Clark 

Jan 

Kim  Evans 

Kenickie 

Dave  Mawhinney 

Doody 

Mike  Marotta 

Roger 

Tony  Bittenbender 

Sonny 

Mike  Gaynord 

Patty 

Jessica  Fiellman 

Cha-Cha 

Linda  Rowe 

Eugene 

Andrew  McRoberts 

Vince  Fontaine 

Ben  Murray 

Johnny  Casino 

Dan  Navarro 

Teen  Angel 

Keith  Watlington 

Miss  I,ynch 

Christel  Nestler 

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Parents,  students  and  friends  were  trasported  back  into  the  50's  when 
S.U.  presented  their  production  of  Grease.  The  antics  of  the  Burger  Palace 
Boys  and  the  Pink  Ladies  kept  audiences  rocking  in  their  seats.  Numbers 
such  as  "Mooning",  "Greased  Lightenting",  and  "Hopelessly  Devoted  to 
You"  helped  illustrate  how  young  highschoolers  could  have  a  fun  time. 
Weber  Chaperl  Auditorium  filled  each  night  in  anticipation  for  this  lively 
musical.  The  students  and  faculty  deserve  an  extra  round  of  applause  for 
their  dedication,  hard  work  and  for  putting  on  a  musical  that  will  be 
remembered  for  a  long  time. 


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CAST 

Bob  Jackson Robert  Doto 

Barbara  Jackson Janel  Snyder 

Julie  Jackson Kelly  Ryman 

Helen  Kroger Jennifer  Miller 

Peter  Kroger David  Skoblar 

Stewart Joseph  Kantz 

Thelma Sara  Lauer 

Sally Julianne  Doupe 


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LANTHORN 

Advisor 

Mike  Ferrlazo 
Editors 

Editor-in     Chief: 
Miciielle  Neumann 
Photography:    Lisa 
Shimrak 

Assistant:    Kristen 
Erdman 

Design:  Chris  Formo- 
sa 

Easy-Staff:   Shellie 
D'AUessandro 
Publisher 

Taylor   Publishing 
Company 
Photography 
Susquehanna    Stu- 
dents, Davor  Photog- 
raphy 

Staff  Contributors 
Michelle  Neumann, 
Lisa  Shimrak,  Kristen 
Erdman,  Chris  For- 
mosa, Johnna  Emrick, 
Jenn  Wickham,  Shel- 
lie D'Allesandro,  Joe 
Cari,  Mark  Zim- 
merman, Susan  Fody, 
Randi  Lang,  Cynthia 
ConnelI,Erin  Higgins, 
Laura  Salamer, 
Megan  McCuttchen, 
Scott  Witman. 
Special  Thanks 
Ed  Patrick,  Jr. 


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Sigma  Alpha  Iota  is  an  International  Music  Fra- 
ternity for  women.  It  is  an  organization  whose 
purpose  is  to  foster  an  interest  in  music  on  campus 
and  in  the  surrounding  community.  It  is  a  pro- 
fessional Fraternity  whose  membership  is  open  to 
those  interested  in  the  single  academic  discipline  of 
music. 

Members:  Laurie  Ann  Voipe,  Laura  Tidemann, 
Christine  Wolfe,  Sarah  Galbraith,  Jennie  Giasi, 
Dawn  Beney,  Christel  Nestler,  Dristen  Evans, 
Heather  maher,  Kathy  Pioli,  Jennifer  Bremer, 
Donelle  Dreese,  Debra  Feaster,  Tammy  Frailey, 
Kristen  Hyde,  Jennifer  Ives,  Misti  Johnson,  Lois 
Kanaskie,  Noel  King,  Stacey  Koppenhauer,  Kim 
Kurtz,  Michelle  Leitzel,  Cathy  mason,  Maribeth 
Mournighan,  Kelly  OMara,  Sarah  Parker,  Rebecca 
Rebuck,  Roberta  Rice,  Jeannette  Shaeffer,  Linda 
Shulta,  Linda  Sodt,  Eileen  Thomas,  Vicki  Wolford, 
Andrea  Zizelmann. 


Phi  Mu  Alpha  encourages  and  actively  promotes 
the  highest  standards  of  creating,  performing,  ed- 
ucating and  research  in  music.  They  develope  and 
encourage  loyalt\'  to  the  alma  mater  and  foster  the 
mutual  welfare  and  brotherhood  of  students  of  mu- 
sic. 

Members:  Brett  Ballenger,  Jeff  Froling,  Geoff  Shear- 
er, Mark  Schmidt,  Jeff  Hoffman,  Brent  Baxter,  Doug 
Boedeker,  Scott  Carey,  Chris  Cox,  Eric  Davis,  Doug 
Destephano,  Mark  Dishong,  Bob  Doto,  Mike  Gay- 
nord,  Matt  Hall,  Jim  HoUenbach,  Bob  Knupp,  Andy 
Krpata,  Roy  Loomis,  Eric  Mueller,  Eric  Olbrich, 
Doug  Pietsch,  Bill  Rice,  Pat  Stiadle,  Todd  Truedson, 
Keith  VVatlington,  Russ  Wynn,  C.  Scott  Smith 
(faculty  advisor). 


Kappa  Mu  Epsilon  is  the  national  honorary  math- 
ematics fraternity.  Its  purpose  is  to  give  recognition 
to  all  undergraduate  students  who  have  achieved 
honors  standing  in  mathematics  and  to  stimulate 
interest  in  all  branches  of  mathematics.  Member- 
ship requirements  are  the  completion  of  three  or 
more  mathematics  courses  with  an  overall  average 
of  3.0  and  a  rank  in  the  upper  35%  of  the  class. 

Members:  J.  Cooper  Altmiller,  Joann  Gursky,  Janice 
Gessner,  Donna  Podoletz,  Denise  Ambrogio,  Dan 
Fornataro,  Sam  Gross,  Joe  Leone,  Michele  Leuser, 
Kelly  Robertson,  Brett  Smillie,  Elaine  Uldrich,  Doug 
Yoder,  Dan  Casey,  John  Locke. 


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Alpha  Lambda  Delta  is  an  honor  society  for  fresh- 
man who  achieve  a  3.50  grade  point  average  or 
higher  and  pledge  to  uphold  high  standars  of  ac- 
ademic achievement. 

Members:  Richard  Aussicker,  Jill  Bashore,  Andrew 
Berkey,  Douglas  Boedeker,  Theodore  Bongiovanni, 
Marie  Burns,  Rebecca  Bramer,  James  Davenport,  Jon 
Deitrich,  Tracey  Dixon,  Mark  Dishong,  Lori  Dolan, 
Melissa  Givens,  Lori  Goodwin,  Matthew  Hall,  Scott 
Hartman,  James  Hollenbach,  Thomas  Isenberg,  Jen- 
nifer Ives,  Pamels  Kahle,  Sara  Markle,  Jeffery  Mer- 
rell,  Catherine  Michalski,  Randall  Miller,  Lynn 
Orem,  Marni  Pietrowicz,  Jeannette  Sheaffer,  Gary 
Sloan,  Lisa  Souders,  Nikki  Sunderland,  Viktoria 
Wolford. 


Pi  Gamma  Mu  is  an  International  Honor  Society  is 
to  improve  scholarship  in  the  coxial  sciences  and  to 
achieve  a  synthesis  there  in.  It  inspires  social  service 
to  humanity  by  an  intelligent  approach  to  the  so- 
lutions of  social  problems. 

Members:  Tim  Mee,  Joella  Mclvor,  Dawn  Clark, 
Melinda  Cuddy,  Laurie  Erickson,  David  Ferry,  Rich- 
ard Gray,  Robert  Herr,  Laura  Huber,  Judson 
LaLonde,  Andrew  Light,  Diane  Maxwell,  Kristine 
Marconi,  Sarah  Parker,  Susan  Paul,  Keidi  Perry, 
Danielle  Peyakovich,  Mark  Rank,  Wendy  Sharkus, 
Kelly  Vardon,  Frank  Chase,  J.  Thomas  Walker,  Bob 
Bradford,  Bruce  Evans,  Boyd  Gibson,  Jack  Lon- 
gaker,  Marian  McKechme,  Jim  Blessing,  Lene  Wrey. 


Sigma  Tau  Delta  is  an  International  English  Honor 
Society  reconizing  students  who  excel  in  literature 
and  language  studies.  They  support  literary  and 
cultural  activities  on  campus. 

Members:  Donna  Major,  Renee  Greene,  Jill  Mor- 
rissey,  Sarah  Luithle,  June  Addy,  Megan  Brown,  Jill 
Digruttolo,  Michele  LaBrie,  Lauren  Paddock,  Eileen 
Petroski,  Amy  Pratt,  Mark  Rank,  Caroline  Martin, 
Ron  Dotterer  (advisor). 


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Pi  2  National  Honorary  French 

r  d  for  the  purpose  of  fostering 

h,  uibhip,  in  the  study  of  the  French 

language  and  interests  in  French  arts  and  cul- 
ture. 

Members:  Stuart  Glasby,  Laura  Forbes,  Robin 
Hastings,  Sima  Blackman,  Elizabeth  Morti- 
mer, Danielle  Heaps,  Karol  Weigand,  Lois 
Pahls,  Gloria  Rosado,  Carlann  Owens,  Anne 
Patterson. 


Alpha  Psi  Omega  is  the  national  honorary 
fraternity  for  theatre  students.  Our  goals  are  to 
promote  the  theatre  arts  on  college  campuses, 
to  provide  support  for  our  brothers  and  sisters 
by  adhering  to  the  ideals  of  "brotherhood", 
and  to  provide  a  professinal  network  among 
theatre  students  once  they  have  graduated 
college. 

Members:  Larissa  Brown,  Eric  Diesel,  Patty 
Kloss,  Roberta  Rice,  Tom  Dingbaum,  Jennifer 
Miller,  Janel  Snyder. 


Pi  Sigma  Alpha  is  a  national  honorary  society 
recognizing  outstanding  achievement  in  the 
field  of  political  science. 

Members:  Melinda  Cuddy,  Lynda  Sloane, 
Sima  Blackmon,  Nancy  Leach,  Sue  Paul,  Don 
wimmer,  Chris  Hunsicker. 


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Beta  Beta  Beta  honor  society  is  to  function  as 
an  honor  and  professinal  society  for  students 
of  the  biological  sciences.  It  promotes  the  dis- 
semination of  the  information  and  new  in- 
terpretations among  students  of  the  life  sci- 
ences. 

Members:  Andrew  Chapman,  Denise  Kacala, 
Daniel  Fornataro,  Carolyn  Fuss,  Maria 
Gonzalez,  Christina  Khoo,  jay  McMeckan,  Jeff 
Merrell,  Stephanie  Miller,  Don  Padgett,  Mar- 
garet Peeler,  David  Seaborn,  Jeanette  Shaeffer, 
Brian  St.  George,  George  Boone  (advisor). 


Sigma  Pi  Sigma 


Delta  Mu  Delta  is  the  national  honorary  so- 
ciety for  thos  e  students  excelling  in  the  field 
of  business  administration.  Requirerments  for 
membership  include  completion  of  at  least 
50%  of  the  academic  program,  a  cummulative 
GPA  of  at  least  a  3.25  and  ranking  in  the  top 
20%  of  their  class. 


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Alpha  Epsilon  Rho 


Psi  Chi  is  the  national  honor  society  for  psychology 
and  was  founded  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging, 
stimulating  and  maintaining  scholarship  in  psy- 
chology. Membership  requirements  include  a 
minimun  GPA  of  3.0  in  at  least  three  psychology 
cources  beyond  the  introductory  level,  and  be 
ranked  in  the  upper  35%  of  your  class. 

Members:Bill  Allan,  Tracey  Dixon,  Lori  Goodwin, 
Virginia  Hale,  Linda  Hauptli,  Allison  Hirshman,  Jeff 
Hoffman,  Laura  Huber,  Cathi  Lesniewski,  Kristen 
Lurowist,  Heidi  Perry,  Mike  Romberger,  Keira 
strickler,  Lori  Wyman. 


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Order  of  Omega 


John  App  Homor  Society  recognizes  juniors  and 
seniors  who  have  achieved  all-around  academic 
excellence.  Susquehanna's  equivalent  of  Phi  Beta 
Kappa,  the  society  accepts  members  who  have 
maintained  at  least  a  3.75  GPA. 

Members:  Melinda  Cuddy,  Donna  Major,  Jennie 
Giasi,  Lara  Primak,  Christina  Khoo,  Michael  Bell, 
lois  Kanaskie,  Janice  gessner,  June  Addy,  Cheryl 
Dum,  lawrence  Gotts,  Thomas  Kelleher,  Mark 
Rank,  Karen  Reader,  J.  Brett  Smillie,  Janey  Stark, 
Elaine  Ullrich. 


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Adopt- A-Grandpaient 


Alternative  Education  offers  tutorial  services 
to  high  school  students  v^'ho  are  doing  poorly, 
have  dropped  out  of  school,  have  drug  prob- 
lems, or  are  victims  of  child  abuse.  We  help 
them  advance  their  positions  in  society. 

Members:  Brad  Jonas,  keith  wenrich.  Trip 
Wilson,  Matt  DeFrank,  Peter  DeHaas,  Jim  Mc- 
Cready,  Regan  Bitler,  Johathan  Sper,  Tim 
demko,  Chris  Stark. 


Arboretum  Project  is  to  enhance  and  increase 
the  awareness  of  the  natural  envimment  of 
the  SU  campus.  To  the  project  and  its  mem- 
bers, the  campus  is  considered  as  one  big 
arboretum  or  place  of  envimmental  display 
and  learning. 

Members:  Patty  Schneider,  Jullian  Francis, 
Sam  Gross,  Mike  Bell,  Stephanie  Miller,  Rich 
Gray,  Mike  Reed,  Peggy  Weidman. 


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Arts  Alive  is  to  actively  serve  as  an  artistic 
liaison  between  SU  and  the  encompassing  val- 
ley neighborhoods  by  inspiring  and  instilling 
an  interest  in  the  fine  arts  and  performing  arts 
offered  at  the  University. 

Members:  Aaron  Billger,  Larissa  Brown,  Jill 
Morrissey,  Jennifer  Bremer,  Jennifer  Bidding, 
Dawn  Clark,  Chris  Cry,  Dan  Fornataro,  Mi- 
chael Gaynord,  Dan  Navarro,  laura 
Odenwald,  Lynn  Orem,  Laura  Primak,  Natalie 
Primak,  Elaine  Taylor,  Todd  Truedson,  John 
VanEck. 


Big  Brothers 


Big/Little  Sisters 


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Frontline 


FORCE 


Penn  Lutheran  Village 


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Project  Literacy 


SAVE  Project  members  promote  an  awareness  and 
concern  for  the  environment  in  the  campus  com- 
munity through  such  efforts  as  recycling  aluminum, 
glass,  and  paper,  clean-up  walks  and  newspaper 
articles  which  focus  on  specific  environmental  con- 
cerns. 

Members:  Renee  Greene,  Donna  Major,  Jennie 
Giasi,  Andrea  Zizlemann,  Dave  Coffin,  Brent  Bax- 
ter, Janice  Gessner,  Heather  Maher,  Kristen  Evans, 
Todd  Donovan,  Eric  Zizlemann,  Chris  Sanderson, 
Liz  Crane,  Bob  Doto,  Jason  Michaels. 


SEACis  part  of  a  national  environmental  network 
which  consists  of  550  member  groups.  Actions  in- 
clude supporting  strong  environmental  legislation 
and  infusing  environmental  ethics  into  all  sectors  of 
society. 

Officers:  David  Kearney,  Shari  Miller,  Genina 
Troutman,  Christine  Sanderson,  Gigi  Wainwright, 
David  Vaders. 


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Selinsgrove  Center  Project  strives  to  build 
relationships  between  members  of  the  project 
and  some  of  the  residents  to  participate  and 
test  their  abilities  in  a  number  of  various  ac- 
tivities. 

Members:Betsy  VanTuyl,  Sarah  Luithle,  Rose 
Firestine,  Danielle  Sammarco,  Vicki  Russell, 
Misti  Johnson. 


Senior  Friends  Volunteer  Project  This  group 
of  women  interact  with  the  same  senior  cit- 
izens in  a  positive  and  benficial  way  by  pro- 
viding activities  and  campanionships  at  the 
Selinsgrove  Citizen  Center.  Also  By  Providing 
their  services  in  the  completion  of  odd  jobs  at 
the  homes  of  the  senior  citzens. 

Members:  Gigi  Wainwright,  Jean  Meyer, 
Missy  Weigle,  Martina  Burns,  Claudine  Vogel, 
Elaine  Ullrich,  Elian  Botte,  Karol  Weigand. 


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Rugby  Club  The  main  function  is  to  recruit 
and  tech  students  the  skills  needed  to  play  the 
sport  of  rugby.  The  club  plays  other  small 
colleges  in  our  division  in  the  fall  and  the 
spring. 

Members:  Rich  Herzberger,  Jim  Cawley,  Brian 
scally,  Steve  Claycomb,  Doug  Bogar,  Damon 
Reynolds,  Frank  Conway,  Fred  Crosse,  David 
Szalowicz,  Brian  Heist,  Johathon  Mack,  Chris 
Tunessen,  Mark  Long,  Keith  Gallagher,  Erik 
Bronander,  Shann  Reeder,  Pat  Hannig,  Pat 
Hannan,  Stuart  Henry,  Dave  Shoblar, 
Brendon  Flynn,  Thomas  Graham. 


Head  Residents  oversee  the  living  environ- 
ment of  the  residence  halls,  sponsoring  hall 
programs  and  coordering  the  work  of  their 
resident  assistants. 


Members:   Pete  Comber, 
Pahls,  Elizabeth  Finley. 


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S.H.O.E.  (Students  Helping  Our  Elderly).  The  pur- 
pose of  our  project  is  twofold.  The  first  aspect  of  our 
project  is  to  provide  support  and  compassion  for  the 
seruor  citizens  of  the  Selinsgrove  Community.  The 
second  aspect  of  our  project  is  to  provide  assistance 
to  the  elderly  in  the  performance  of  such  tasks  as 
snow  shoveling,  leaf  raking,  etc  which  otherwise 
they  would  not  be  able  to  perform. 

Members:  Brian  St.  George,  Jeff  Murphy,  Ace 
Secrist,  Thomas  Thiele,  John  Nacinovich,  Gregg 
Wikfors,  Scott  McKee,  Jarret  Serpa,  Mark  Houston, 
Mike  Bredehoeft,  Keith  Morris. 


Sun  Council  Officers  These  officers  are  the  senate 
of  the  projects  on  campus.  It  meets  weekly  to  pro- 
vide a  forum  where  members  of  the  project  system 
can  exchange  ideas  and  information  and  coordinate 
large  volunteer  events. 


Accounting  Club  is  a  way  to  find  out  about  the 
different  aspects  of  accounting  through  lecturs  and 
trips.  The  club  is  open  to  all  majors  and  provides  an 
excellant  opportunity  to  get  a  taste  of  what  ac- 
counting is  all  about.  Professionals  in  the  business 
provide  insight  and  share  their  experiences.  Our 
major  event  this  year  was  a  trip  to  New  York  in 
April. 

Members:  George  Machlan  (advisor),  Julie 
Heckman  (pres).  Matt  Curran(v-pres),  Jannen  Miller 
(sec),  Jill  Beck  (treas),  Mike  Bell,  Jeff  Elwell,  Denise 
Guastella,  Holly  Dawson,  Christine  Bukowski,  Kris- 
ten  Evans,  Kelly  O'Mara,  Stacy  Koppenhauer,  Di- 
ane DeFrate,  Ken  Hugendubler,  Dave  Law,  Brock 
Mowery,  Chris  Helt,  Steve  Evitts,  Craig  Warner, 
Scott  Mackeer,  Jen  Ives,  Sarah  Shofran. 


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Alumni  Relations  Committee 


Amnesty  International  works  to  protect  human 
rights  by:  undertaking  letter-writing  campaigns,  be- 
ginning publicity  or  educational  activites,  and  col- 
lecting signatures  for  petitions.  Letters  are  sent  to 
nations  which  unjustly  imprison,  torture  or  kill  in- 
dividuals. A.I.  works  to  release  prisoners  of  con- 
science whom  have  been  imprisoned  for  their  be- 
liefs, color,  sex,  ethiuc  origin,  language,  or  religon, 
provided  they  have  neither  used  nor  advocated 
violence. 

Members:  Sima  Blackmon  (pres),  Richard  Aussick- 
er,  Allison  Beltz,  Peggy  Bobb,  Jennifer  Brown,  Laura 
Butler,  C.  Alfreda  Eldridge,  Jessica  Hellman,  Chris 
hunsicker.  Ken  Kopf,  Jennifer  McNamara,  Sarah 
Markle,  Elizabeth  mortimer,  Jen  Mezynski,  Chris 
Moffit,  Chris  Naspo,  Rob  Pickering,  Susan  Savicki, 
Wendy  Sharkus,  Ruth  Spitzig,  Melarue  Williams, 
Fred  Wynn,  Robert  Kalamho. 


Biology  Club  is  open  to  all  interested  students.  It 
has  many  informal  activities  troughout  the  year 
such  as  camping  and  hiking  trips,  picnic,  and  guest 
speakers  with  presentations.  Also  a  field  trip  re- 
lating to  a  biological  interest  is  sponsored  once  a 
year. 

Members:  Denise  Kacala,  Sharon  Fox,  Don  Padgett, 
Wendy  Hayes,  Lisa  Petruska,  Rachell  Cornell,  Deb 
Ertell,  Peg  Weidman,  Caroyn  Fuss,  Jeff  Merrell, 
Dave  Seaborn,  Jeff  Hartranft,  Heather  Cooley,  Ka- 
ren Engel,  Jason  Hitch,  Scott  Owens,  Jon  Grove, 
Maria  Gonzolaz,  Jeanette  Shaffer,  Bill  Logan,  Jay 
McMeckan,Scott  Hartman,  Jack  Halt  (advisor). 


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Catholic  Campus  Ministry  This  is  a  student 
run  organization  that  strives  to  integrate 
Christian  faith  into  daily  life.  Activites  and 
programs  are  open  to  all  students,  faculty, 
administration  and  others  involved  in  the 
campus  community. 

Members:  Joe  Wentling(Pres),  Chris  Kaliny- 
ak(VP),  Brian  Spellman(Tres),  Lynn 
Drolet(Sec). 


C.A.U.S.E.  Careful  Alcohol  Use  Saves  Every- 
one is  a  project  whose  purpose  is  to  make 
students  aware  that  responible  drinking  must 
be  done  in  moderation. 


Charlie's  Pub  creates  a  pub  like  atmosphere 
for  patron  by  creating  fruity  drinks  and  pro- 
viding dance  music  for  all. 


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Career  Crusaders  consists  of  students  who 
assist  the  staff  of  the  Career  Development 
Office  by  providing  fellow  students  with  in- 
formation about  upcoming  workshops,  intern- 
ship opportunities,  and  career  information. 
The  Career  Crusaders  also  work  on  projects 
such  as  the  organization  of  the  office's  career 
library,  graduate  school  information,  intern- 
ship openings,  and  job  possibilities.  They  also 
help  in  some  aspects  of  daily  office  work  that 
needs  to  be  done. 

Members:  melinda  Cuddy,  Jami  Granger, 
Paul  Cote,  Richard  Aussicker,  Marty 
Martynuska,  Kristen  Cortright. 


Chapel  Council  encourages  religious  life  on 
campus  by  coordinating  and  supporting  ef- 
forts among  the  Chapel  Deacons,  the  Fellow- 
ship of  Christian  Athletes,  Intrervarsity  Chris- 
tian Fellowship,  Catholic  Campus  Ministry, 
Cross,  ACTS  29,  Chancel  Drama,  and  the 
Women's  Bible  Study. 

Members:  June  Addy,  Breet  Ballenger,  Doug- 
las DeStephano,  Richard  Gray,  Scott  Hartman, 
Randy  Helt,  Karen  Imhof,  Barbara  Lewis,  janel 
Snyder,  Chaplain  Thomforde,  Betsy  VanTuyl, 
Janice  Wilcoxen. 


Chemistry  Club  is  an  organization  for  science 
and  non-science  students  interested  in  the 
chemistry  and  related  topics.  Activities  of  the 
club  consists  of  field  trips  to  chemical  plants 
and  manufacturing  companies,  hosting  of 
AC'S  lectures  held  on  campus,  recreational 
activites  and  an  annual  awards  banquet. 


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Conditioning  Club  the  members  of  this  group 
work  on  bettering  their  physical  well-being  through 
weight  lifting  and  other  activites.  The  club  also 
helps  to  maintain  the  weight  room  equiptment  and 
insure  a  sfe  atmosphere  in  the  room. 


Crew  Club  is  open  to  all  students  interested  inthe 
sport  of  rowing.  It  promotes  physical  fitness,  and 
the  spirit  of  competition  and  sportsmanship. 


Cycling  Club  The  main  purpose  is  to  provide  a 
training  base  for  its  members,  most  of  whom  race 
for  the  U.S.C.F.  amateur  teams.  Also,  the  club  is 
active  in  the  Eastern  Collegiate  Cycling  Federation, 
and  races  in  New  York,  New  Jersey,  and  Penn- 
sylvania against  other  schools. 

Members:  William  Erie,  Ken  Wenzel,  Steve  Nick- 
erson,  Dave  Tucker,  Chris  Plankenhom,  Scott  Wy- 
att,  Ed  Kovolski,  Rich  Flouris,  Chris  Grayson. 


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Crusader  The  paper's  goal  is  to  inform,  educate, 
and  entertain  the  Susquehanna  University  com- 
munity. It  is  a  student  run  organization  and  pro- 
vides an  open  forum  for  student's  crews. 


Economics  Club  is  open  to  all  majors  in  economics. 
It  holds  biweekly  dicussions  on  such  topics  as  pov- 
erty, taxes,  trade,  and  the  budget  deficit.  The  club 
also  sponsors  speakers  and  has  initiated  an  eco- 
nomic growth  forecasting  project. 


English  Club  This  club  promotes  interest  in  lit- 
erature through  visiting  writers  and  speakers.  The 
club  also  sponsors  trips  to  various  plays. 

Members:  Lauren  Shumacher,  Deb  Wiesmann,  Jen- 
nifer wicks.  Deb  Witkowski,  Jill  DiGruttolo,  Lauren 
Butler,  Chris  Cera,  Dave  Coffin,  Helen  Costalas, 
Renee  Greene,  Michele  LaBric,  Sarah  Luethle,  Don- 
na Major,  Dana  Mascoli,  Kristi  Miller,  Jill  Morissey, 
Kimberly  Oakes,  Beth  Parillo,  Eileen  Petroski. 


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Focus  is  the  student  literary  magazine  pub- 
lished each  spring  at  Susquehanna.  It  encour- 
ages students  and  faculty  to  submit  poems, 
short  stories,  artwork,  and  photography.  It 
offers  a  monetary  prize  to  those  works  of  high 
quality. 

Members:  Dr.  Fincke(advisor),  Jill  Morrissey, 
Christina  Khoo,  Amy  Pratt,  Michael  Clark, 
Jennifer  Moore,  Eileen  Thomas,  Christopher 
Cox,  Jay  Saunders,  Lisa  Primak. 


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French  Club  is  open  to  all  students  in  French. 
It  is  organized  to  promote  French  culture 
through  meetings  and  films. 

Members:  Pam  Adier,  Ed  Bardzik,  Jill 
Bashore,  Allison  Beltz,  Melissa  Biding,  Me- 
lissa Bischolff,  Sima  Blackman,  Lisa  Bobb,  Kay 
Capell,  Meghan  Carty,  Sarah  Costa,  Liz 
Crone,  Shawn  Oilfield,  Jen  Dillion,  Jen  Ervine, 
Anne  Ford,  Meghan  Galloway,  Holly  Hans, 
Danielle  Heaps,  Jeennifer  Ho,  Susan  Johnson, 
Melissa  Karlberg,  Ken  Kleppinger,  Steph 
Koch,  Dianne  Lundy,  Elizabeth  Mootimer, 
Lisa  O'Sullivan,  Mami  Pietrowicz,  Gloria  Pug- 
liese,  Jamie  Saunders,  Meghan  Shannon,  Nik- 
ki  Sheelz,  Julie  Stewart,  John  Stonaker, 
Wendy  Strasser,  Tiffany  Tenbekjian,  Kristin 
Updike. 


Geology  Club  consists  of  students  and  faculty 
interested  in  the  geological  sciences.  It  seeks  to 
foster  a  professional  spirit  among  its  members 
and  promote  professional  development  in  the 
science  of  geology. 


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German  Club  is  an  organization  which  allows 
students  with  the  background  in  the  german 
language  to  enjoy  the  German  culture.  The 
club  joins  together  with  the  community  to 
learn  about  the  German  culture  and  the  ex- 
periences first  hand.  These  students  are  prac- 
ticing the  language  skills  and  teaching  what 
German  community  life  is  like. 


Global  Concerns  is  a  student-faculty  group 
devoted  to  the  introduction,  discussion,  and 
the  international  problems  facing  the  world 
community.  Weekly  meetings,  faculty  and 
outside  speakers  and  off-campus  activities  are 
included. 


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Intrafratemity  Council  is  made  up  of  de- 
lagates  from  all  of  the  social  fraternities.  IFC 
strives  to  further  the  total  experience  of  college 
life  for  men.  It  also  works  to  promote  Greek 
unity  and  activities  by  sponsoring  an  annual 
Greek  Week  each  spring. 


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International  Club  is  to  promote  cultural  aware- 
ness on  campus  through  cultural  activites  such  The 
foreign  students  share  their  culture  and  knowledge 
through  interacting  with  eachother  and  American 
students  on  campus.  The  club  serves  as  a  mediator 
to  bring  together  the  students  as  well  as  being  a 
center  for  dissemination  of  information  regarding 
international/cultural  events  for  all  the  students. 


International  House  The  house  at  520  University 
Avenue  is  the  center  of  all  International  Club  ac- 
tivites. International  students  with  some  American 
students  live  together  in  the  house  in  an  atmos- 
phere of  warm  and  cozy  comradeship,  exchanging 
ideas  and  different  cultural  perspectives. 

Members:  Christina  Khoo,  Lara  Primak,  Robert 
Kalomho,  Natalie  Primak,  Noriko  Tanaka,  Sebas- 
tion  Schubart,  Tamara,  Prem  Janardnan,  Juno 
Nashandi. 


Intervarsity  Christian  Fellowship  is  to  share  the 
good  news  of  Jesus  Christ  through  Bible  studies  in 
the  dorms,  prayer  and  fellowship. 

Members:  Andrew  Frutiger,  Dan  Navarro,  Joe 
Kantz,  Vicki  Martz,  Andy  Schiebel,  Jim  Shaffer,  Erin 
Stitcher,  Alyson  Moore,  Megan  Salmi,  Elaine  Smith, 
Elizabeth  stuyvesant.  Sue  Dvorocsik,  Jen  McNa- 
mara,  Helen  Ranck,  Patrick  Stiadle,  Mat 
Lachenmayr,  Charles  Reece,Jen  Bremer,  Fred  Freed, 
Kwame  Lioyd,  Jason  Michael,  June  Addy,  Cheryl 
Dum,  Sarah  Parker,  Duane  Romberger,  Megan 
Brown,  Scott  Hartman,  Tom  Becker,  Dianne  Ker- 
stetter. 


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Investment  Club 


Jazz  Ensemble  is  a  group  of  young  men  and  wom- 
en who  enjoy  playing  big  band  jazz  music,  anyone 
can  try  out  for  this  elite  group  of  musicans  re- 
gardless of  their  major.  All  that  is  needed  is  a  love 
for  jazz. 


Marketing  Club  The  purpose  of  this  club  is  to 
develop  sound  thinking  in  marketing  theory  and 
exact  knowledge  of  business  principles.  Through  an 
exploration  of  seven  major  fields  of  marketing.  The 
club  members  seek  to  learn  about  their  potential 
careers.  Activites  include  seminars,  lectures,  and 
field  trips. 


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Math  Tutors 


Operations  Management  Club  meets  with 
respected  business  people  and  visits  local 
businesses  to  observe  production  and  oper- 
ations management  techniques.  The  club  pro- 
vides students  with  a  better  understanding 
and  familiarity  with  the  Operations  Manage- 
ment field.  Membership  is  open  to  all  students 
in  business  majors  or  minors. 

Members:  Scott  Watson,  Robert  Cicala,  Jami 
Granger,  Scott  Sommers,  Lorraine  Kafka,  Car- 
sten  Schmid,  Jim  McCreedy,  Pamela  Adler, 
Melissa  Givens,  Jennifer  Bremer,  James  Shaf- 
fer, Mandy  McCaughey,  Juno  Nashandi, 
Shawn  hines,  Ron  Ruschman,  Eric  Mull,  Chris 
Herbine,  Sue  Kwiecinski,  Mary  Lcdardone, 
Kathy  Kovatch,  Kevin  Weinhoffer,  Kevin 
Ward,  John  Farrel,  James  Shawver,  Nancy 
Truran,  Liu"lene  Harrison. 


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Panhellenic  Council  goal  is  to  unite  the  four 
sororities  on  our  campus.  One  way  that  we 
promote  the  greek  system  and  unite  the  so- 
rorities is  by  promoting  activities  such  as 
Greek  Week  and  Dad's  Day,  We  also  organize 
Sorority  Rush  for  those  women  interested  in 
going  Greek.  We  all  ultimately  work  together 
to  promote  friendship,  service,  and  high  schol- 
arship. 

Members:  Michelle  Boventre,  Amy  Calafiore, 
Melissa  Corazzi,  Kristen  Cortright,  Kim 
Halpin,  Cindy  Hamme,  Melissa  Herbster, 
Nicole  Lefchak,  Heather  McCormick,  Kirsten 
Monier,  Shari  Reis,  Karen  Rosner,  Lance 
Sadleck  (advisor). 


Playing  By  Ear  is  a  singing  group  that  spe- 
cializes in  the  performance  of  popular  show 
and  jazz  music.  Entrance  into  the  group  re- 
quires ambition  to  sing,  and  to  be  willing  to 
audition  (not  mandatorily).  All  majors  are  in- 
vited to  participate.  This  group  is  under  the 
direction  of  Kathy  Bartol-Hoover.  All  that  are 
interested  are  welcomed. 

Members:  Tony  Bittenbender,  Jim  Hayes, 
Laura  Odenwald,  Jen  Mezynski,  Jessica  Hell- 
man,  Karen  Birch,  Mike  Clark,  Jen  Moore, 
Eileen  Thomas,  Pat  Stiadle,  Jen  Giasi,  Alyson 
Moore,  Dan  Navaro,  Jason  Michaels,  Mike 
Clark,  Chris  Cox,  John  Marani. 


Presidential  Fellows  is  a  selct  group  of  soph- 
omores and  juruors  represtenting  various  ma- 
jors whose  work  is  on  honor  caliber.  The  fel- 
lows meet  several  times  a  year  udth  President 
Cunningham  to  discus  literature  of  current 
interests.  They  also  take  a  cultural  trip  in  the 
spring. 


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Residence  Assistance 


Ski  Club  promotes  the  sport  of  skiing  for  the  ben- 
efit of  health  and  recreation.  The  club  sponsors  trips 
to  local  and  New  England  resorts. 


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Society  of  Physics  Students  is  organized  to  extend 
students  knowledge  of  physics  to  topics  which  are 
not  specifically  discussed  in  class. 


Sociology  Club  is  an  organization  open  to  all  so- 
ciology students.  Guest  lecturers,  human  service 
events,  and  discussion  groups  provide  oppurtunity 
for  students  to  interact  and  share  experiences.  So- 
cialization is  encouraged  through  many  informal 
events  such  as  an  end  of  the  year  party.  Senior 
Lunch,  and  various  other  events. 

Members:  Sue  Brant,  David  Codien,  Maureen 
Carleton,  John  Delvecchio,  David  Ferry,  Christine 
Fitzgerald,  Georgiann  Geraci,  Cynthia  Hamme, 
Jayme  Hendricks,  Shana  hennessy,  Stacy  Huber, 
Nicole  Lefchak,  Andrea  Light,  Liza  Macalincag, 
Mark  Manley,  Keith  Masker,  joella  Mclvor,  Jennifer 
Miller,  Jennifer  Ott,  Gerald  Pryor,  Fredrick  Stumpf, 
Nick  Toth,  Kelly  Vardon,  Margaret  Wisniewski,  An- 
gela Johnron,  Danielle  Peyckovich. 


Spanish  Club 


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SAC  Student  Activities  Committee  is  the  larg- 
est student  run  organization  at  Susquehanna. 
It  offers  a  wide  variety  of  activities  throughout 
the  year.  SAC's  five  extremely  active  com- 
mittees sponsor  not  only  weekly  activities 
such  as  Spring  Weekend,  Spotlight,  and  the 
annual  concert  in  which  the  entire  student 
body  can  participate.  Membership  is  open 
throughout  the  year  for  all  those  who  are 
interested  in  becoming  involved  with  the 
events  that  come  to  campus. 


SACA  Student  Association  for  Cultural 
Awareness  hpoes  to  be  a  means  of  facilitating 
the  transition  from  a  minority  community  to 
the  University  by  serving  as  a  social  center.  It 
is  important  that  our  students  not  only  seek 
the  broad  based  education  of  the  curriculm, 
but  gain  a  deeper  sense  of  different  cultures  as 
well.  The  purpose  of  SACA  is  to  create  a 
cultiiral  haven  where  everyone  may  share, 
promote,  and  preserve  their  cultures;  to  ad- 
vocate multi-cultural  awareness. 

Members:  Pam  Adler,  Amy  Bay,  Sima 
Blackmon,  Doug  Bogar,  Laura  Butler,  Eric  Da- 
vis, Alfreda  Eldridge,  Karen  Engel,  Renea 
Gummo,  Prem  Jonardhan,  Robert  Kalomho, 
Robert  Larson,  Patrick  McAdoo,  Jennifer 
Mezynski,  Elizabeth  Mortimer,  Juno 
Nashindi,  Robert  pickering,  Gloria  Pugliese, 
Gloria  Rosado,  Lynda  Sloane,  Meily  Tirado, 
Kwame  Williams,  Tammara  Williams,  Fred 
Wynn,  Chris  Naspo,  Amy  Skinner,  Cindi 
Sidoti,  Jodi  Nachimson,  Ruth  Spitzig. 

SGA  Student  Government  Association  is 
comprised  of  officers  elected  by  the  student 
body  and  senators  who  are  elected  from  each 
class  and  dorm.  SGA  is  responsible  for  al- 
locating the  student  activities  to  various  stu- 
dent groups,  campus  projects,  student  clubs 
and  other  university  activities.  The  main  goal 
is  to  establish  better  means  of  communication 
among  students,  faculty,  and  the  administra- 
tion. 


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Tour  Guides  provide  campus  tour  to  pro- 
spective students  and  their  faniilies  and  share 
informationa  about  student  life  at  Susquehan- 
na. Discussing  everything  from  social  activ- 
ities to  academic  oppurtunities,  tour  guides 
provide  visitors  with  a  look  at  a  "typical"  SU 
student.  Tour  Guides  are  knowledgeable 
about  all  aspects  of  the  university,  including 
buildings  and  ground,  academic  programs  and 
extracurricular  opportimities. 

Members:  Aaron  Billger,  Paula  Blair,  Tracey 
Dixon,  Debbie  Donzeiser,  Kim  Johnson,  Matt 
Kirkner,  Sangeeta  Lai,  Kristin  Lurowist,  Kris- 
ten  Miller,  Jennifer  Moore,  Keri-Ann 
O'Connor,  Eileen  Petroski,  Susan  Porter,  Glo- 
ria Pugliese,  Jill  Sameth,  Danielle  Sammarco, 
Alice  Shilling,  Patty  Schneider,  Jeanette 
Sheaffer,  Eileen  Thomas,  Laura  Viozzi. 


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SU  Women's  Choir  is  a  major  performance 
ensemble  which  is  open  to  all  women  stu- 
dents. Membership  is  by  audition.  The  choir 
performs  on  campus  as  well  as  off. 

Members:  Kathy  Albert,  Becky  Carlton,  Jen- 
nifer Costello,  Judy  Davenport,  Kristen  Evans, 
Jermifer  Giannasio,  Karli  Grant,  Jennifer  Ives, 
Amy  Jonas,  Melissa  Karlberg,  Stacey  Kop- 
penhaver,  Sara  Lauer,  Georgia  Levanowitz, 
Heather  Maher,  Tracy  Mattingly,  Laura  Meier, 
Alyson  Moore,  Maribeth  Mournigham, 
Wendy  Novicenskie,  Kelly  O'Mara,  Roberta 
Rice,  Kelly  Ryman,  Ken  Schmey,  Jeannette 
Shaeffer,  Linda  Shultz,  Elizabeth  Stuyvesant, 
Eileen  Thomas,  Janine  Voelker,  Robin 
Windels,  Jennifer  Wopperer,  Laurie  Volpe. 


Writing  Tutors  help  students  with  assign- 
ments in  a  workshop  setting.  They  focus  on 
generating  ideas  and  checking  punctuation 
and  grammar  of  papers. 

Member:  Barbara  Feldmann,  June  Addy,  Da- 
vid Coffin,  Eric  Diesel,  Renee  Greene,  Donna 
Mayor,  Jill  Morrissey,  Sarah  Parker,  Lauren 
Schmaker,  Jill  DiGruttolo. 


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WQSU-Radio  Station 


Habitat  for  Humanity 


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Fellowship  of  Christian  Atheletes  meets  reguarly 
for  mutual  support,  the  encouragement  of  faith 
among  its  members  and  the  advancement  of  faith 
on  our  campus. 

Members:  Randy  Helt,  Mark  Cote,  Paul  Cote,  Tony 
Bittenbender,  Matt  Caretti,  Donald  Fudge,  William 
Ciecierski,  Glenn  Davis,  John  Delvecchio,  Lyn 
Drolet,  John  Garrett,  Andrea  Heintz,  Ken  Jonach, 
Doug  Kovash,  Kristen  Lurowist,  Marty  Martynuska, 
Mark  Rank,  Liesl  Roehrer,  Ray  Swartz,  Missy 
Wiegle. 


Computer  Consultants  provides  the  students,  fac- 
ulty, administration,  staff,  and  the  community  with 
a  source  of  information  and  assistance  regarding  the 
installation  and  effective  use  of  computer  systems. 

Members:  Thomas  Boone,  J.  Cooper  Altmiller,  Bob 
Ciacala,  Gary  Delduca,  Jen  Dubucjoann  Gursky, 
Brian  Heiden,  Cindy  Ratz,  Keith  Serafin,  Jen 
Vercoe,  Missy  Weigle,  Bryan  Frack. 


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Members  include  Jill  Andrews, 
Kelly  Ardres,  Barb  Bentley,  Patrice 
Brogan,  Lee  Carr,  Debbie 
Donzeiser,  Lynn  Drolet,  Jen 
Dubuc,  Jen  Ebert,  Cheryl  Edwards, 
Elizabeth  Findley,  Laura  Forbes, 
Jen  Gavel,  Erika  Hardenburg,  ; 
Kathy  Harman,  Nancy  Heyer,  Su-  ' 
san  Holmes,  Nancy  Horner,  Kathy  t 
Hughes,  Amy  Johnson,  Patty 
Kloss,  Bindy  Kluck,  Laura  Kratavil, 
Michele  Lenser,  Diane  Lundy,  Kris- 
ten  Monier,  Tina  Ohta,  Michelle 
Palomares,  Mona  Patel,  Mary 
Peterson,  Donna  Podoletz,  Shari 
Reis,  Liesl  Roehrer,  Diane  Rogers, 
Debbie  Rosick,  Karen  Rosner,  Patti 
Sheehan,  Heather  Stephano,  Nikki 
Sunderland,  Ria  Taormina,  Laura 
Tideman,  Jen  Varcoe,  Melissa 
VArtholom,  Lauren  Vesiland, 
Carolyn  Waer,  Missy  VVeigle,  Don- 
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Seek  the  Noblest,  turquoise  and  grey. 
Koalas,  Pumpkin  Carving,  ARC,  Facul- 
Tea,  Candlelight  Cermony,  Greekweek 
Blood  Cup,  Greek  Olympics,  Homecom- 
ing Queen  past  two  years.  Mother's  Pin 
Ceremony,  Dad's  Day,  Luau,  Christmas 
And  Spring  Formals,  the  Perfect  Date, 
Mixers,  great  pledges.  Circles,  traditions, 
no  gavel,  Mickey  Mouse  and  All  His 
Friends,  Senior  roast.  Officer  Education 
At  the  Port,  Zeta  Zone,  Bigs  and  Littles, 
Pass  it  on  Week,  Sisterhood  and  Friend- 
ship, hopes,  fears,  smiles,  tears,  Zeta  is 
Forever. 


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lappy  Z5tn  Anniversary!!,  "une 
Heart,  One  Way",  Dance  away  with 
1999,  Greek  Olympics,  Highest  GPA, 
Penn  Lutheran  Village,  Alzeimers  dis- 
ease, new  fumiture-and  a  paint  job! 
Week  of  Giving,  20  fantastic  pledges, 
"swoosh  your  bushy  tail"  South  of  the 
Border,  Saturday  Night  Live,  Nuts-n- 
Bolts,  Halloween  Party,  K-races,  For- 
mals,  circles,  lavender,  maroon,  violet, 
pearl,  dove,  heart.  "If  we  weren't  sisters, 
we'd  still  be  friends!" 


Sigma  Kappa 


Sara  Ahnert,  June  Beadencup,  Jill  Beck,  Al- 
lison Beltz,  Susan  Berdela,  Janis  Blandy, 
Peggy  Bobb,  Sheryl  Bobblick,  Lara 
Borocnow,  Sue  Brant,  Carrie  Campbell, 
Cindy  Cook,  Melissa  Corazzi,  Kristen  Cort- 
wright,  Beth  Cubberly,  Holly  Dawson,  Di- 
ana Defrate,  Terri  DeMott,  Meredeth  Den- 
liker,  Leslie  Doll,  Julianne  Doupe,  Colleen 
Erickson,  Amy  Fisher,  Dena  Freimanis,  Kar- 
li  Grant,  Denise  Guastella,  Kim  Halpin, 
Shana  Hennessey,  Laura  Huber,  Kristen 
Laneenfeld,  Michele  Lekas,  Cathy  Lesneiw- 
ski,  Mary  Licciardone,  Kelly  Locavre,  Chris 
Loftus,  Paige  Malin,  Kris  Marconi,  Dana 
Mascioli,  Marie  McLaughtin,  Jann  A.  Miller, 
Jenn  L.  Miller,  Shari  Miller,  Melody  Moyer, 
Michelle  Neumann,  Mami  Pietrowicz,  Ann 
Rank,  Eileen  Riley,  Leslie  Rippard,  Amy 
Rocereto,  Kristen  Rozansky,  Suzi  Slease, 
Diane  TramuUer,  Kelly  Vardon,  Brenda 
Wanner,  Shani  Williams,  Jen  Winter. 


144 


KA 


Convention  Awards-Membership,  Phi- 
lanthropy, Achievement,  Haunted 
House  and  Homecoming  with  Lambda, 
Parents'  Reception  and  Capture-the-Flag 
with  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Boxers  and  Glowing 
Grafitti  with  Theta,  Heaven  'n'  Hell  with 
Phi  Sig,  Cocktails  with  Sig  Ep,  Facutly 
Flowers,  awesome  pledges,  retreats,  rush 
excitment.  Mothers'  Ceremony,  care 
packages,  Greek  Week  (FD's!), 
Toads'n'Hearts,  circles.  Sisterhood, 

freen  and  white,  friends  forever, 
igs'n'Littles,  White  Roses,  traditions, 
rituals,  TA  KALA  DIOKOMEN,  AOT, 
Kappa  Delta  FOREVER! 

Martina  Androshick,  Jill  Bashore,  Kristin 
Beccaria,  Jennifer  Brown,  Chris  Burchell, 
Amy  Calafiore,  CoUeenCarroll,  Melissa 
Challice,  Michele  Christman,  Cheryl 
Corradino,  Sarah  Corsilia,  Schellie 
D'Alessandro,  Liza  Danforth,  Amy 
Falvo,  Lauren  Fatigati,  Denise  Fauci, 
Anne  Ford,  Jill  Francavilla,  Jennifer 
Ganterm  Reenie  Garrity,  Trad  Graczyk, 
Cindy  Hamme,  Linda  Hauptli,  Erin  Hig- 
gins,  Carrie  Hlinka,  Angle  Johnson,  Jiesu 
Kim,  Kathy  Kwiatkowsw,  Mickey  LaBrie, 
Kristina  Laing,  Nicole  Lefchak,  Janna 
Leith,  Megan  McCutcheon,  Liz 
McGonigle,  Janeen  Miller,  Chris  Mon- 
cada,  Karen  Muenster,  Karen  Nelson, 
Tammy  Ott,  Cary  Ann  Owens,  Marisa 
Palladmo,  Lori  Parker,  Laura  Passaro, 
Julie  Pearce,  Julie  Perfilio,  Stacey  Peters, 
Janette  Reliford,  Linda  Rowe,  Laura 
Saalmuller,  Debra  Sauer,  Trish 
Saunders,  Heather  Schoner,  Jill  Schropp, 
Maura  Sheehan,  Gretchen  Sloan,  Cinay 
Smith,  Alexandra  Stobb,  Dee  "Taccom, 
Tina  Wilson,  Vicky  Wilt,  Peggy  Wis- 
niewski. 


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145 


AAn 


"First  and  Finest!",  Azure  Blue  and 
White,  Alphie,  Hayride  and  Hoe- 
down,  Christmas  and  Spring  Formals, 
Grafitti  Party  and  Mock  Wedding 
with  0X,  Underpriveleged  Childrens' 
Christmas  Party  with  Lambda,  Out- 
door Inport  night  with  ^MA,  "Ron-a- 
Thon-A  Day  for  Kids",  "Hit  a  Pi  with 
a  Pie",  Harvest  Open  House  and  Un- 
derpriveleged Childrens'  Halloween 
Party  with  0X,  Moms'  and  Dads'  Cer- 
emony, Most  Outstanding  Sorority 
and  Homecoming  Float  Award  Win- 
ners! "We  live  for  each  other!" 


Alpha  Delta  Pi 


m. 


[embers;  Ellie  Beckwifh,  Margie  BentzP^^ 
Blatt,  Michelle  Bonventre,  Meghan  Brady,  Laura 
Butler,  Betsy  Camarco,  Moe  Carleton,  Libby 
Colbum,  Teresa  Considine,  Helen  Costalas,  Jen 
Davis,  Kim  Edlund,  Kim  Evans,  Kim  Filipek, 
Marcia  Fryklund,  Beth  Gahran,  Alissa  Gashler, 
Kristen  Growney,  Carolyn  Harrison,  Meg  Har- 
vey, Robin  Hastings,  Milinda  Heck,  Missy  Herb- 
ster.  Alii  Hirschman,  Michele  Hohne,  Julia  Hol- 
lander, Kim  Johnson,  Lisa  Kahler,  Jackie  Karali, 
Kendall  Kasarjian,  Michele  Kleinchester,  Pam 
Korejwo,  Kim  Kress,  Amanda  LaBreque, 
Sangeeta  Lai,  Mindy  Long,  Carol  Manning, 
Stacey  Maroney,  Heather  McCormick,  Janet 
Meyers,  Kristi  Miller,  Bizzy  Mortimer,  laura 
Murdoch,  Keri  Ann  O'Connor,  Kat  Odiome, 
Lois  Pahls,  Laurie,  Pankuck,  Gina  Parisi, 
Danielle  Peyakovich,  Nicole  Romano,  Kristin 
Ryan,  Jill  Sameth,  Lana  Schrecengast,  Tammy 
Stamm,  Elaine  Swords,  Tracey  Tinsley,  Kathy 
Toole,  Nancy  Truran,  Joanne  Ward,  Debbie 
Weissman,  Jen  Wilson,  Deb  Witkowski,  Dina 
Vagg,  Barb  Zimmerman,  Jen  Duffy,  Sarah  An- 
dres, Sandy  Wachter,  Melissa  Good. 


146 


Members;  Jerrel  Boyer,  Matt  Lub- 
ben,  Anthony  Buoscio,  Scott 
Schoenenwolf,  Ken  Heffner,  mat 
Schrufer,  Mall  Branca,  Alex 
Shirk,  Pete  Springstead,  Ted 
Bongiovanni,  Chris  Kelker, 
Coogie,  Kegel,  Vince  Furey, 
Micheal  Gilligan,  Sean  O'Keefe, 
Steve  Prentiss,  Mark  Roadarmel, 
Brendan  Flynn,  Scott  Mackneer, 
Andy  Babcock,  Scott  Elkarith, 
Anay  Chapman,  Malcolm 
dinger,  Cris  Delbaugh,  David 
Maher,  Pete  Smith,  Fran  Mar- 
rone,  David  Kearney,  Philip 
Licivero,  Chris  Bamman,  John 
Bunting,  Pete  Gehl,  Mark 
McDaniels,  martin  Svikhart, 
Dave  Pritchard,  Noel  Cook,  Ste- 
phen Wlaser,  Mike  Fusco,  Hugo 
Warns,  Mark  Wetzel,  Ted 
Doman,  Jim  McCallum,  Tim  An- 
derson, Kelly  Dencker,  Rich  Fen- 
stermacher. 


Theta  Chi 


Service  Projects  at  Penn  Lutheran  Vil- 
lage, Pine  Meadows  and  Habitat  for  Hu- 
manity Projects,  Intramurals  and  Greek 
Week,  Graffiti  Party,  Wedding  Party  and 
Halloween  Party  with  AAD,  Wilderness 
Party,  One  more  thing-'Trobation  is  out 
of  hand"  and  remember  "Theta  Chi  was 
built  to  last!" 


147 


S#E 


Outstanding  fraternity  of  the 
year.  Highest  G.P.A.  4  semesters 
running.  Blood  Cup,  Projects: 
S.H.O.E,  &  Computer  Consul- 
tants, Homeward  Bound:  Once 
and  For  All,  #1  National  Fra- 
ternity, B.D.  Award,  Virtue,  Dil-« 
igence  and  Brotherly  Love,  Pride 
Through  Excellence,  Beach  Party 
with  AMI,  Halloween  Bach  with 
2K,  Blood  Party  with  ZTA. 

m 

Tilembers:  Tom  Boone,  Jim 
Cawley,  Tom  Dingbaum,  Jeff 
Elwell,  Bob  Herr,  Matt  Karasch, 
Joe  Leone,  Tim  Mee,  Keith  Mor- 
ris, Jeff  Murphy,  Chris  Steiner, 
Scott  Berman,  Bob  Cicala,  Jon 
Deitrich,  Brian  Heiden,  Mark 
Houston,  Mark  Long,  Scott 
McKee,  Curt  Miller,  John  Naci- 
novich,  Jarret  Serpa,  Gary  Sloan, 
Tom  Thiele,  Gregg  Wikfors, 
Scott  Watson,  Mark  Zim- 
merman. 


nppw 


148 


Pete  Shearer's  triumphant  departure, 
#81  MAC  player  of  the  week,  J.P.-  En- 
glandbound,  B.B.  King  Wilson,  Bourbon 
Street,  Christman  Formal,  Grafitti  Party, 
Halloween  Party,  Pnoy  Party,  Who  lost 
their  pin?,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Intramural 
Football,  basketball,  softball,  soccer, 
Cosmic  Raccoon  Conclave,  wiffleball  in 
the  backyard,  '89  Sweethearts,  Proba- 
tion, What  a  new  chapter  room?,  no 
more  flannel  shirts,  "Phi  Sig-Intriguing!" 


Phi  Sigma  Kappa 


Members:  Pete  Shearer,  Scott  Smith, 
Ray  Zeigler,  David  Tucker,  Pete  Beau- 
mont, Matt  Detweiler,  Matt  Defrank, 
Brad  Jonas,  David  MacGregor,  Jay  Mc- 
Clair,  Michael  Miess,  Sean  Nestor,  Jay 
Saunders,  Keith  Wenrich,  Trip  Wilson, 
Charley  Winkler,  Gregg  Zollo,  Tim 
Demko,  Scott  Grant,  Doug  Lankow,  Bri- 
an Whetstone,  Regan  Bitler,  Peter 
Demaas,  Alex  Dunn,  Chris  Denney,  Art 
Kisssling,  Tyler  Master,  James  Mc- 
Cready,  Jay  McMeekan,  Joeseph  Saus, 
Jonathan  Sper,  Chris  Stark,  Matt  Stark, 
George  Joss,  Richard  Black,  Scott  Ow- 
ens, Mike  Alderman,  Mark  Biaz,  Bill  Lo- 
gan, Mike  Marotta,  John  Macko,  Andy 
McRoberts,  Lincoln  O'Hare,  Damon 
Reynolds,  Roy  Rucci,  Jeff  Smith,  Brian 
Swift,  Chris  Tobash,  Greg  Turner,  Chad 
Wilcox,  Steve  Yocum,  Chris  Zobel. 


149 


Phi  Mu  Delta 


150 


Farmer  Francs,  Formals,  Kegs  &  Eg 
with  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  House  on  the  HJl,  ] 
Foozball,  Ronald  McDonald  House,  Ser- 
vice Projects,  Ancorman,  Senior  Ban-  j 
quels.  Probation,  Skirmish,  The  Train, 
P.P.-Runs,  WifflebaU,  Power  Nights,  Ter- 
rie.  Deck  Parties,  Docter,  Pepperschnaps, 
Pool  Table,  United  We  Stand-Divided  We 
Fall-United  We  Stand. 

Robert  Ambrosiru,  Glenn  Anderson, 
James  Bell,  John  Bell,  Gene  Cavtillo, 
Thomas  Cerverizzo,  Ted  Christian,  deron 
Correll,  David  Cozzolino,  Grant  Darby, 
John  DelVecchio,  Thomas  Dodd,  Bart 
Ecker,  Robert  Ferris,  Keith  Gallagher, 
Alec  Galloway,  Todd  Geraci,  James 
Goehrig,  David  Gottlieb,  Anthony  Gri- 
galunas,  Brian  Heist,  Chris  King,  Robert 
Labus,  William  Loss,  Joseph  Lucia,  Mark 
Manley,  Matthew  Manley,  Scott 
McAwancy,  William  McGarrigle,  Mark 
McLaughlin,  Jon  Meudt,  Christopher 
Miller,  Robert  Miller,  Gregg  Mills,  Rick 
Moskowitz,  Tim  Murray,  Jon  Nickey, 
Scott  Novak,  E.J.  Pavlik,  Stephen  Poles- 
tak,  Gerald  Pryor,  Shann  Reeder,  Michael 
Ricciardi,  Richard  Seely,  Peter  Sergison, 
Paul  Shyposh,  Timothy  Slifer,  Kenneth 
Slover,  Alex  Smith,  Gary  Stockman,  Rick 
Stumpf,  David  Szawlewicz,  Sean  Tighe, 
Christopher  Tunnessen,  Craig  Walker, 
Christopher  Weyrauch,  Doug  Wheeler, 
Stan  Wilcox,  James  Zdancewicz. 


AXA 


Supporting  our  Brothers  on 
the  football,  basketball,  base- 
ball, soccer  and  wresting 
teams.  Haunted  House,  Un- 
derprivelged  kid's  dinner.  Dr. 
Dunk,  police  search  at  9  a.m., 
no  scums,  2  technicals, 
Tecmo-Bowl,  "Two-Five", 
The  Grove?,  Lockins,  S-Dog 
Club,  Goon  Squad,  Faculty 
dinners.  Intramural  Dynasty, 
Ryder  Truck,  Russell's, 
"Where  Good  Friends  Meet" 


Gary  AUmeis,  Gregg  Alloccts,  Dave  Battisti, 
Mike  Bencivengo,  P.J.  Birmingham,  Dwyane 
Brouse,  Bryan  Brust,  Scott  Campbell,  Matt  Cartet- 
ti,  Chris  Cera,  Scott  OcarelU,  Chris  Ooud,  Gra- 
ham D'Alvia,  Bob  Danias,  Glenn  Davis,  Tom 
Davitt,  Rob  Demaria,  Joe  Dempsey,  Dan  Down- 
ing, Chris  Elvidge,  Eric  Fabrizio,  John  Farrell,  BUI 
Fox,  Dennis  Gallagher,  Keith  Henry,  Chris 
Herbine,  Colin  Hewlett,  Ed  Kovalski,  Joe 
Kusakavitch,  Matt  Lincoln,  Ted  Maack,  Scott 
Mangold,  John  Manning,  Chris  McCarthy,  Bill 
McCulough,  Scot  Mclntyre,  Don  McLoughlin, 
Dennis  McManus,  Steve  McNulty,  Eric  Mull, 
Mark  Niness,  Mark  O'Donovan,  Pete  Palladino, 
Drew  Paradine,  Dave  Park,  Pat  Patte,  John  Phil- 
tips,  Dan  Rattay,  Jeff  Rowinski,  Ron  Rushman, 
Chris  Schoellkopf,  Martin  schweiter.  Chuck  Shay, 
Kyle  Shenk,  Matt  Skarbek,  Tim  Smith,  Willie 
Starace,  Howie  TEitelbaumn,  Mike  Tucd,  Joe 
WentUng,  Scott  Williams,  Andy  WlngBeld,  Tom 
WoU,  Cari  Yastremski. 


151 


152 


153 


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154 


155 


■  Ill 


Picture 
Yourself 


The 

Class 

of 


91 


Cooper  Altmiller 

Sarah  Andres 

Jill  Andrews 

Kelly  Ardres 

Andy  Babcock 


Brett  Ballenger 

David  Battisti 

Brent  Baxter 

June  Beadencup 

John  Beaumont 


Kristin  Beccaria 

Jill  Beck 

John  Bell 

Tarrin  Belluce 

Michael  Bencivengo 


Dawn  Beney 
Lyn  Benson 
Diana  Berger 
Scott  Berman 
Aaron  Billger 


Sheryl  Boblick 

Nial  Bocksch 

Jerrel  Boyer 

Jennifer  Bremer 

Amy  Calafiore 


156 


I  I  I  I 


Betsy  Camarco 
Scott  Campbell 
Matthew  Caretti 
Lee  Ann  Can 
Anthony  Carroll 


Daniel  Casey 
Chris  Cera 
Robert  Cicala 
Robert  Ciccarelli 
Steven  Claycomb 


Melissa  Corazzi 
Deron  Correll 
Kristin  Cortright 
Mark  Cote 
Paul  Cote 


JSik^mM 


Michele  Crider 
Elizabeth  Danforth 
Matt  DeFrank 
Timothy  Demko 
Joe  Dempsey 


George  Den- 
Matthew  Detweiler 
Robert  Doto 
Lynn  Drolet 
Dan  Downing 


157 


Jennifer  Dubuc 

Jennifer  Duffy 

Kimberly  Edlund 

Cheryl  Edwards 

Scott  Elkavich 


Karen  Engel 

Kimberly  Evans 

Steven  Evitts 

Annette  Fawcett 

Debra  Feaster 


Brendan  Flynn 

Susan  Fody 

Dena  Freimanis 

Marcia  Fryklund 

Carolyn  Fuss 


Beth  Cahran 

Sarah  Galbraith 

Denis  Gallagher 

Mary  Garrett 

Jennifer  Gavel 


Kate  George 

Christy  Goddard 

Maria  Gonzalez 

Melissa  Good 

Scott  Grant 


Kim  Halpin 

Cindy  Hermme 

Kathy  Harman 

Linda  Hauptli 

Melinda  Heck 


Brian  Heiden 

Christopher  Helt 

Jodi  Henny 

Keith  Henry 

Christopher  Herbine 


^I 


158 


Melissa  Herbster 
Erin  Higgins 
Carrie  Hlinka 
Jeffery  Hoffman 
Susanne  Holland 


Susan  Holmes 
Kathleen  Hughes 
Michael  Hulsman 
Kristen  Hyde 
Louis  Jardim 


Amy  Johnson 
Kimberiy  Johnson 
Susan  Johnson 
Bradford  Jonas 
Pamela  Kahle 


Lisa  Kahler 
Robert  Kalomho 
Ben  Kaminski 
J     Kimberiy  Klein 
^     Joanne  Kloss 


Edward  Kovalski 
Sue  Kwiecinski 
Sangeeta  Lai 
Randi  lang 
Douglas  Lankow 


Bonnie  Lanzel 
Nancy  Leach 
Janna  Leith 
Matthew  Lent 
Tony  Lentini 


Matthew  Lincoln 
Kelly  Locovare 
Christine  Loftus 
Melissa  Lord 
Joseph  Lucia 


159 


Kristin  Lurowist 

Ted  Maack 

Cory  Mabry 

Liza  Macalincag 

David  MacGregor 


Scott  MacKneer 

John  Manning 

Andrew  Markle 

Stacey  Maroney 

Dana  Mascioli 


Francesca  Mattiussi 

Patrick  Mcadoo 

Michelle  McCabe 

Jay  McClair 

BUI  McCullough 


Meg  McCutcheon 

David  Meglaughlin 

Michael  Miess 

Curt  Miller 

Jennifer  Miller 


Kristen  Miller 

Christine  Moncada 

Britt  Mowery 

Eric  Mull 

Laura  Murdoch 


Sean  Nestor 

Mark  Nicholas 

Cathryn  Odiome 

Christina  Ohta 

Eric  Olbrich 


Tammy  Ott 

Don  Padgett 

Michelle  Palomares 

Laurie  Pankuck 

Gina  Parisi 


160 


Daniel  Park 
Lori  Parker 
Laura  Passaro 
Mona  Patel 
Anne  Patterson 


Julianne  Perfilio 
Eileen  Petroski 
John  Phillips 
Rob  Pickering 
Chris  Plankenhom 


Susan  Porter 
Steve  Prentiss 
Eric  Preputnick 
William  Quinn 
Anne  Rank 


'^'i     Carrie  Ratkus 
Dan  Rattay 
Cynthia  Ratz 
Mike  Reid  Jr. 
Shann  Reeder 


Mark  Roadarmel 
Amy  Rocereto 
Liesl  Roehrer 
Mike  Romberger 
Charles  Rosenberg 


Karen  Rosner 
Linda  Rowe 
Ann  Rupprecht 
Vincent  Russo 
Kristin  Ryan 


Laura  Saalmuller 
John  Saunders 
Alice  Schilling 
Mark  Schmidt 
Jeannie  Schultz 


161 


Laureen  Schemacher 

Martin  Schweiter 

Mary  Scicchitano 

Kelly  Shaw 

Neal  Shawver 


Geoffrey  Shearer 

Maura  Sheehan 

Lisa  Shimrak 

Angi  Shumate 

Suzi  Slease 


Timothy  Slifer 

Gretchen  Sloan 

Janel  Snyder 

Scott  Stambaugh 

Tammy  Stamm 


Patrick  Stiadle 

Keira  Strickler 

Thomas  Thiele 

Laura  Tidemann 

Diane  Tramuller 


Amy  Troup 

Alessandra  Turner 

Noel  Vaughn 

Sandy  Wachter 

Carolyn  Waer 


Mark  Walter 

Brenda  Wanner 

Jennifer  Ward 

Joanne  Ward 

Kevin  Ward 


Keith  Watlington 

Scott  Watson 

Keith  Wenrich 

Brian  Whetstone 

Jennifer  Wickam 


;^M^ 


162 


Janice  Wilcoxen 
Shani  Williams 
Christina  Wilson 
Trip  Wilson 
Victoria  Wilt 


Charles  Winkler 
Peggy  Wisniewski 
Scott  Witman 
Tom  Wolf 
Kelly  Wood 


163 


Picture 
Yourself 


The 

Class 

of 


92 


Sara  Ahnert 

Richard  Aussicker 

Wendy  Balkum 

Jill  Bashore 

EUie  Beckwith 


Allison  Beltz 

Margaret  Bentz 

Patrick  Birmingham 

Reagen  Hitler 

Deann  Blankenship 


Peggy  Bobb 

Douglas  Boedeker 

Theodore  Bongiovanni 

Andrea  Bonita 


Lara  Borachow 

Amanda  Bottomley 

Heather  Boyd 

Rebecca  Bramer 

Matt  Branca 


Meghan  Brady 

Micharl  Bredehoeft 

Dwayne  Brouse 

Alan  Brown 

Jennifer  Brown 


164 


Christine  Bukowski 
Anthony  Buoscio 
Christina  Burchell 
Maureen  Carleton 
Colleen  Carroll 


Lizabeth 
Cynthia  Connell 
Sarah  Corsilia 
Andrew  Cox 
Christopher  Cox 


Matt  Curran 
Eric  Davis 
Glenn  Davis 
Thomas  Davitt 
Holly  Dawson 


Peter  DaHaas 
Jon  Deitrich 
Danielle  Delia  Pella 
John  Denneen 
Jennifer  Dennen 


Douglas  Destephano 
Jennifer  DeVan 
Meghan  Dinneen 
Mark  Dishong 
Tracey  Dixon 


165 


Thomas  Dodd 

Debbie  Donzeiser 

Danelle  Dreese 

Alex  Dunn 

Kenneth  Engel 


Kristen  Erdman 

Colleen  Erickson 

Jennifer  Ervine 

Kristen  Evans 

Eric  Fabrizzio 


Meredith  Famam 

Denise  Fauci 

Lynne  Ferren 

Kim  Filipek 

Amy  Fisher 


Anne  Ford 

Tammy  Frailey 

Jill  Francavilla 

Frederrick  Freed 

Daryl  Gallagher 


Meghan  Gallaway 

Melissa  Givens 

Karli  Grant 

Jessica  Greene 

Nicole  Hachey 


Matt  Hall 

Craig  Harper 

Lurlene  Harrison 

Kathleen  Haydu 

Julie  Heckman 


Kenneth  Heffner 
Shawn  Hines 

Julia  Hollander 
James  Hollebach 

Mark  Houston 


166 


William  Hunt 
Jennifer  Ives 
Jeannine  Jaworski 
Kimberley  Johnson 
Ken  Jonach 


Lorraine  Kafka 
Johnathan  Kaminski 
Melissa  Karlberg 
Christian  Kelker 
Christopher  Kenny 


Krissi  Kiehn 
Arthur  Kiessling 
Noel  King 

Michele  Kleinschester 
Belinda  Kluck 


Robert  Knupp 
Stacy  Koppenhaver 
Pam  Korejwo 
Andrew  Krpata 
Kathy  Kwiatkowski 


Amanda  LaBrecque 
Kristina  Laing 
Todd  Latyak 
Sean  Learish 
Michele  Lekas 


Mary  Licciardone 
Bill  Logan 
Mark  Long 
Matthew  Lubben 
Matthew  Lundgren 


Gretchen  Magnuson 
Heather  Maher 
Paige  Malin 
Carol  Manning 
Sara  Markle 


167 


Tyler  Masters 

Christopher  McCarthy 

James  McCready 

Elizabeth  McGonigle 

Scott  Mclntyre 


Scott  G  McKee 

Jay  McMeekan 

Sherry  Melewsky 

Jefferey  Merrell 

Janet  Meyers 


Jennifer  Mezynski 

Cate  Michalski 

Janeen  Miller 

Kristi  Miller 

Randall  Miller 


Jenn  Moore 

Katherine  Morris 

Maribeth  Moumighan 

Melody  Moyer 

Karen  Muenster 


John  Nacinovich 

Michelle  Neumann 

Mark  Niness 

Keri  Ann  O'Connor 

Mark  O'Donovan 


Mizuho  Okada 

Kelly  O'Mara 

Lisa  O'Sullivan 

Marisa  Palladino 

Patrick  Patte 


Mary  Jo  Patterson 

Diane  Paul 

Julie  Piece 

Jane  Peterson 

Mary  Peterson 


&mO^^ 


168 


Mami  Pietrowicz 
Kathy  Pioli 
Gloria  Pugliese 
Jeff  Rainess 
Susan  Reilly 


William  Rice 
Kelly  Roberts 
Marcie  Rodgers 
Nicole  Romano 
Joe  Ropietski 


Jeffrey  Rowinski 
Kristen  Rozansky 
Ronald  Ruschman 
Jill  Sameth 
Jamie  Saunders 


Patricia  Saunders 
Joseph  Saus 
Aimee  scafaria 
Scott  Schoenwolf 
Heather  Schoner 


Lana  Schrecengast 
Jill  Schropp 
Mattew  Schrufer 
Jarret  Serpa 
Charles  Shay 


Jeannette  Sheaffer 
Kyle  Shenk 
Alexander  Shirk 
Sarah  Shofran 
Linda  Shultz 


Gary  Sloan 
Elaine  Smith 
Linda  Sodt 
Scott  Sommers 
David  Sottile 


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Lisa  Souders 

Jonathan  Sper 
Peter  Springstead 
Christopher  Stark 

Matthew  Stark 


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Audrey  Steams 

Julie  Stewart 

Nikki  Sunderland 

Noelle  Suppa 

Rana  Sweidan 


Howard  Teitelbaum 

Eileen  Thomas 

Kelly  Thomas 

Tracy  Tinsley 

Kathleen  Toole 


Amy  Towey 

Dina  Vagg 

Nick  Valcoff 

Melissa  Vartholem 

Eric  Velasco 


Lauren  Vesilind 

Laura  Viozzi 

Eric  Volkman 

George  Voss 

Jennifer  Wicks 


Gregg  Wikfors 

Andrew  Wingfield 

Jennifer  Winter 

Margaret  Wolf 

Victoria  Wolford 


Jennifer  Wopperer 
Carl  Yastremski 
Melissa  Yelland 


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Andrea  Aita 

Amy  Alamo 

Jacqueline  Arturi 

Kara  Bachmore 

Edward  Bardzik 


Louise  Barlow 

Anthony  Baustrere 

Julie  Bentz 

Amy  Beyea 

Melissa  Bischoff 


Lisa  Bobb 

Jeff  Bogovich 

Audrey  Bowman 

William  Boyle 

Tami  Brokenshire 


Jim  Brumbach 

Alyssa  Brunner 

Chris  Caponigro 

Rebecca  Carlton 

Ed  Christian 


Amy  Clark 

Corrine  Como 

Rachel  Cornell 

Sarah  Costa 

John  Crane 


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Cassandra  Crawford 
Judy  Davenport 
Meredith  Deamer 
Christopher  Denardo 
Jennifer  Dillon 


Todd  Donovan 
Michelle  Duffy 
Keith  Edmonds 
Stacey  Emig 
Kellie  Engel 


Deborah  Ertell 
Michael  Ettemger 
Shannon  Fairley 
Stacey  Filipek 
Jessica  Fisher 


Sharon  Foight 
Debrorah  Forti 
Ellen  Gallagher 
Marcie  Goetaski 
Christine  Goodrich 


Kim  Gray 

Christopher  Grayson 
Sharon  Grimm 
Renea  Gummo 
Jennifer  Hambel 


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Jennifer  Hargaraves 

Rebecca  Harvey 

James  Hayes 

Wendy  Hayes 

Jennifer  Hendricks 


Jennifer  Ho 

Amanda  Holsopple 

Kelly  Horan 

Soren  Huba 

Christine  Iglesias 


Kristen  Janner 

Christine  Jeans 

Amy  Jones 

Carol  Jones 

Rhonda  Knorr 


Jennifer  Kodak 
Courtney  Kole 
Heather  Koons 
Sarah  Komhaber 
Kathy  Kovatch 


Michele  Kreger 

Julia  Kurtz 

Kim  Kwiatkowski 

Marc  Labberg 

Thomas  Lander 


Kim  Lanni 

Carole  Leibrandt 

Chris  Lent 

Kara  Linsky 

Cathy  Luben 


Allyson  Lukasavage 

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Michele  Lyden 

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John  Macko 

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Gina  Macmillan 

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Kristie  Maravalli 

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Mike  Marotta 
Victoria  Martz 
Lori  Ann  Martino 
Amanda  Mccaughey 
Susan  Mcculloch 


Shannon  McGinnis 
Robert  Mclaughlin 
Helen  McNamara 
Jennifer  McNamara 
Andrew  McRoberts 


Laura  Meier 
James  Mikolaichik 
Lisa  Moody 
Tammy  Mull 
Juno  Nashandi 


Elizabeth  Nicodemus 
Amy  Nolan 
Jennifer  Norkus 
Wendy  Novicenskie 
Kimberly  O'Conner 


Lincoln  O'Hare 
Allison  Odiovne 
Courtney  Parisi 
Patty  Perk 
Jennifer  Perrotte 


Lisa  Petruska 
Duane  Petty 
Elizabeth  Phillips 
Helen  Ranck 
Jennifer  Randisi 


Staci  Reed 
Lisa  Robinson 
Stacy  Ross 
Leslie  Rowe 
Megan  Salmi 


175 


Jennifer  Santandreu 

Heather  Schade 

Kimberly  Schaller 

Kiri  Schmey 

Carsten  Schmid 


Elizabeth  Schneider 

Julianne  Schweitzer 

Chris  Serson 

Jim  Shaffer 

Megan  Shannon 


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John  Shave 

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Ashley  Sheridan 

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Amy  Skinner 

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Karen  Sapal 

Holly  Smart 

Heather  Smith 

Jeff  Smith 

Steven  Sofranko 


Erin  Stitcher 
Melanie  Stoyer 
Debbie  Subhan 

Jamie  Swank 
Jennifer  Toso 


Christine  Trout 

Angela  Troutman 

Rebecca  Valentine 

Sue  Volanski 

Susan  Wadsworth 


Karen  Warner 

Jennifer  Watkins 

Ardyth  Watson 

Kevin  Weinhoffer 

Tracy  Weir 

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176 


Holly  Whitesel 
Elizabeth  Wightman 
Allison  Winter 
Jonathan  Wolf 
Shari  Zeger 


Eric  Zizelmann 


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