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LANTHORN 


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TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 

Sports    12 

Student  Life    38 

Greeks 56 

Faculty  &  Staff 90 

Underclassmen   110 

Seniors    124 


2    Susquehanna  University 


Though  somewhat  sheltered 
from  outside  occurances,  stu- 
dents on  campus  were  aware  of 
events  that  affected  our  nation 
and  the  world  during  the  1 99 1-92 
year.  Several  days  prior  to  our 
arrival  on  campus,  a  new  page 
was  written  in  Russian  history  as 
the  Soviet  Union  was  dissolved 
as  a  result  of  a  Coup.  Later  in  the 
year,  Americans  lost  Michael 
Landon  to  cancer  and  Magic 
Johnson  announced  that  he  test- 


ed positive  for  the  HIV-virus. 
Several  issues  concerning  women 
also  stirred  the  nation,  including 
the  Hill-Thomas  hearing,  the 
Tyson  rape  trial,  the  Kennedy 
Compound  scandal,  and  the  on- 
going controversy  over  the  Roe 
vs.  Wade  decision.  We  witnessed 
the  Middle-East  Peace  Talks,  and 
the  Olympic  Torch  burned  in 
France. 

On  campus,  Aikens  residents 
woke  up  to  the  "hum"  of  con- 


struction of  the  Degenstein  The- 
atre, Cheap  Trick  rocked  Weber 
Chapel,  we  "Chilled"  on  Spring 
Weekend,  and  marched  to  "Take 
Back  The  Night." 

Even  while  all  of  this  was  going 
on  around  us,  we  still  managed  to 
keep  priorities  in  order.  We  spent 
long  hours  cramming  for  tests, 
tried  really  hard  to  get  up  for 
classes,  and  when  all  else  failed, 
we  grabbed  some  friends  and  had 
a  blast  on  the  weekends! 


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Sports 


Susquehanna's  extensive  sports  program  pro- 
vides many  students  with  an  opportunity  for  en- 
gaging in  physical  activity,  learning  the  value  of 
teamwork,  and  gaining  experience  from  competi- 
tion. The  sports  program  at  Susquehanna  offers 
more  than  eighteen  varsity  sports  for  men  and 
women,  allowing  many  students  to  take  a  break 
from  academics  through  physical  activity. 

Susquehanna  offers  a  full  program  of  fall,  winter, 
and  spring  sports.  We  congratulate  several  teams 
who  performed  exceptionally  well  this  year:  the 
football,  men's  basketball,  women's  basketball,  base- 
ball, and  golf  teams. 

We  are  proud  of  our  athletic  teams  and  their 
achievements.  Their  spirit  and  dedication  make  us 
Uniquely  Susquehanna! 


Sports     13 


Field  Hockey 


Goal  Oriented 


By  Susanne  Quackenbush 

A  well-balanced  offense  and 
defense  proved  to  be  a  great 
asset  to  the  Lady  Crusader  Field 
Hockey  team  during  the  prom- 
ising 1991  season.  The  season 
record  was  much  improved  from 
previous  years  at  7-5-2,  the  best 
record  the  team  has  had  since 
1986. 

One  of  the  season's  highlights 
was  the  Lady  Crusaders'  victory 
over  Lebanon  Valley  College, 
the  team  that  later  went  on  to 
become  the  Conference  Cham- 


pions. The  leading  scorers  for 
the  season  were  senior  Peggy 
Bobb  with  7  goals  and  soph- 
omore Ang  Walter  with  6 
goals.  Walter  was  also  a  mem- 
ber of  the  1991  MAC  Field 
Hockey  Team,  Northwest 
League.  Another  player  accom- 
plishment was  that  of  junior 
Tammy  Mull,  who  became  a 
member  of  the  1991  All- 
Conference  Academic  Team. 


Juniatir 

i-o  wT 

York 

0-1  L 

Dickinson 

2-1  W 

Marywood 

2-2  T 

Lycoming 

2-1  W 

Scranton 

0-3  L 

Western  Maryland         2-0  W 

Lebanon  Valley 

2-1  W 

Muhlenberg 

2-3  L 

Messiah 

0-2  L 

Misericordia 

2-0  W 

Wilkes 

1-2  L 

Lycoming 

1-1  T 

Albright 

3-1  W 

Row  1:  Dee  Smith,  Toby  Tiger,  Paige  Malin,  Peggy  Bobb,  Deann 
Blankenship  Row  2:  Allison  Grebe,  Tammy  Mull,  Megan  Shannon, 
Ang  Walter,  Wendy  Blackburn  Row  3:  Michelle  Le  Fevre,  Cheri 
Long,  Jodi  Connors,  Terri  Rooney,  Digi  Casey  Row  4:  Coach 
Connie  Harnum,  Lisa  Robinson,  Chanin  Marcinko,  Jen  Raker,  Jen 
Snook  Row  5:  Maria  Kuwani,  Assistant  Coach  Jamie  Rogers 


14     Field  Hockey 


Soccer 


Messiah 
Bucknell 

York 

Lycoming 

Kings 

Juniata 

Misericordia 

Western  Maryland         0-2  L 


Albright 

Scranton 

Gettysburg 

Elizabethtown 

Lebanon  Valley 

Bloomsburg 

Dickinson 

Wilkes 


1-3  L 
0-1  L 
0-3  L 
1-3  L 
4-1  W 
0-4  L 
2-4  L 
0-3  L 


Hanging  Tough 


by  Susanne  Quackenbush 

The  Crusader  Soccer  team 
experienced  some  promising  im- 
provements this  season.  The 
team  had  a  very  strong  fresh- 
man class  which  will  aid  the 
team  greatly  in  developing  the 
program. 

Although  the  improvements 
were  not  reflected  by  the  team 
record,  they  were  demonstrated 
by  providing  competitive  play 
during  games  against  some  very 
tough  teams.  Senior  tri-captain 
Matt  Schrufer  said,  "The  Dick- 


inson game  was  one  of  our  best 
because  Susquehanna  was  able 
to  come  from  behind  and  give 
them  a  run  for  their  money." 
The  team  players  with  the 
highest  averages  were  Ron 
Cochran,  Matt  Schrufer, 
Kwame  Lloyd,  and  Dan 
Burns. 

Building  upon  this  season,  the 
players  and  coaches  have 
gained  valuable  experience  and 
the  future  of  the  program  is 
promising. 


Row  1:  Greg  Sawicki,  Drew  Schilpp,  Jason  Kitch,  Matt  Schruier, 
Dan  Burns  Row  2:  Jeff  Paige,  Ron  Cochran,  Gregg  Desiderio,  Jeff 
Shields,  John  McCann,  Chris  Bezzone  Row  3:  Tom  Kessler,  Chad 
Smith,  Marc  Portanka,  Hank  Lewis,  Joe  Miller  Row  4:  Drew 
Siverling,  Scott  Black,  Tracy  Hayes,  Greg  Joyce,  Dan  Marionni, 
Pat  Heintzelman  Row  5:  Rich  Black,  Kwame  Lloyd,  Gregg  Sher- 
man, Kurt  Gustafson,  Bill  Lekas  Row  6:  Carmine  D'Avino,  Kristi 
Miller,  Coach  Molloy 


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Soccer     15 


Cross  Country 


Off  And  Running 


by  Susanne  Quackenbush 

The  1991  Cross  Country  sea- 
son was  a  time  for  new  begin- 
nings. With  only  four  returning 
runners  from  the  1990  season 
and  very  few  new  freshmen,  the 
cross  country  team  was  thin  in 
numbers  and  experience.  How- 
ever, they  pulled  together  to 
build  a  competitive  team. 

Senior  Ken  Heffner  led  the 
squad  throughout  the  season 
with  his  consistent  performance. 
Both  Heffner's  and  Rick  Aus- 


sicker's  efforts  earned  them 
their  fourth  letters  in  the  sport. 
Sophomore  Joe  Dobrota  ran 

as  the  top  runner  through  the 
first  four  meets  until  a  leg  injury 
slowed  him  through  the  remain- 
der of  the  season. 

Overall,  the  cross  country 
team  has  an  optimistic  outlook 
for  the  future.  The  team  had  a 
respectable  season  and  the  ex- 
perience gained  by  the  under- 
classmen will  be  a  firm  foun- 
dation upon  which  a  rebuilding 
process  can  occur. 


Millersville  Invitational 

8th  Place 

Lebanon  Valley  Invitational 

8th  Place 

Wilkes 

35-21  (Win) 

Scranton 
22-37  (Loss) 

Kings 

44-19  (Win) 

Bloomsburg  Invitational 

7th  Place 
Dickinson  Invitational 

11th  Place 

Gettysburg  Invitational 

8th  Place 

Susquehanna  Invitational 

3rd  Place 

M.A.C.  Championship 

14th  Place 


III        III 

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Row  1:  Marshall  Moragne  El,  Rick  Aussicker,  Ken 
Heffner,  Kevin  Schultz  Row  2:  Coach  Dave  Brown, 
Greg  Williams,  Joe  Dobrota,  Dan  Andrus,  Keith 
Edmonds  (not  pictured) 


16     Cross  Country 


Volleyball 


Spiked  With  Success 


Statistics 

Not 
Available 


by  Susanne  Quackenbush 

The  women's  volleyball  sea- 
son began  with  a  first-place  vic- 
tory at  the  Susquehanna  Tour- 
nament. Although  the  team  size 
was  comparably  smaller  than  it 
has  been  in  the  past,  the  team's 
performance  remained  very 
competitive  throughout  the  sea- 
son. 

Unfortunately,  this  strong  be- 
ginning resulted  in  some  difficult 
losses  at  the  end  of  the  season. 
The  team  just  missed  the  op- 


portunity to  go  to  the  MAC 
Playoffs  after  a  disappointing 
loss  to  Elizabethtown  College. 

Seniors  Tracy  Ekholm, 
Gretel  Oakes.  and  Michele 
Lekas  provided  leadership  for 
the  squad  through  consistent 
performance.  Ekholm  earned  a 
spot  on  the  MAC  team. 

With  many  returning  under- 
classmen, the  squad  will  build 
upon  this  season  as  it  looks  to 
the  future  for  continued  success 
and  another  opportunity  to  at- 
tend the  MAC  Playoffs. 


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Row  1:  Tracy  Ekholm,  Michele  Lekas,  Gretel  Oakes  Row  2: 
Gretchen  Knaus,  Shannon  Lang,  Traci  Henry,  Tara  Bulvin 
Row  3:  Amy  Baumgardner,  Rachael  Tilden,  Katie  Koeppen 
Row  4:  Brian  Wood,  Coach  Carole  Templon,  Manager  Reagan 
Bitler 


Volleyball     17 


Football 


Power  House 


by  Susanne  Quackenbush 

The  1991  Crusader  football  season 
was  spectacular,  ending  with  an  out- 
standing 11-2  record.  Concluding  with 
a  loss  to  Ithaca  College  in  a  National 
Collegiate  Athletic  Association  Divi- 
sion III  Semi-Final,  the  1991-92  year 
recognized  some  outstanding  achieve- 
ments for  the  team.  This  season 
marked  the  first  time  the  Crusaders 
have  reached  the  National  Semi- 
Finals,  enabling  them  to  survive  their 
longest  season  with  play  continuing 
into  December. 

Thirteen  players  earned  places  on 
the  Middle  Atlantic  Conference  list. 


They  were  Eric  Hancock,  Andy 
Watkins,  Cory  Mabry,  Pat  Patte, 
Ron  Miller,  Glenn  Davis,  Matt 
Seagreaves,  John  Heim,  Frank 
Lane  ,  Sean  Oakes,  Chris  McCar- 
thy, Steve  Leggett,  Jeff  Rainess, 
and  George  Day.  This  listing  gave  the 
Crusaders  the  most  All-MAC  players 
of  any  school  in  the  conference.  Rai- 
ness and  Day  were  further  honored 
when  they  earned  places  on  the  GTE 
Academic  All-American  District  II 
team. 

Congratulations  to  the  1991  team! 
We  are  proud  of  your  accomplish- 
ments! 


Muhlenberg 

30-11  W 

Moravian 

10-0  W 

Wilkes 

14-6  W 

Lebanon  Valley 

21-10  W 

Delaware  Valley         31-9  W 

Alfred 

31-8  W 

Widener 

34-10  W 

Juniata 

34-16  W 

Lycoming 

31-35  L 

Albright 

31-24  W 

Dickinson 

21-20  W 

Lycoming 

31-24  W 

Ithaca 

49-13  L 

Row  1:  Chris  Higgins,  Phil  Marion,  P.J.  Birmingham,  Chris  Shelly,  Glenn  Davis,  Jeff  Rowinski,  Tom  Davitt,  Cory  Mabry,  Chris  McCarthy,  Jeff 
Rainess,  Kyle  Shenk,  Malachy  Rice,  Shawn  Mines,  Pat  Patte,  Andy  Wingfield,  Howie  Teitelbaum  Row  2:  Andy  Watkins,  Sean  Cooper,  Todd  Snyder, 
Rob  Donlan,  Scott  Bechtel,  Tom  Morian,  Ron  Rux,  Sean  Oakes,  Pete  Rendina,  Tug  Binstead,  Stan  Romanoski,  Ron  Miller,  Eric  Hancock  Row  3: 
Mark  Baughner,  Brett  Miller,  Chris  Wixted,  Chris  Vialonga,  Karl  Kasmierczak,  Mark  Lesniewski,  Jamie  Vitez,  Jim  Filipovitz,  Scott  Altemose,  Bob 
Stem,  Frank  Lane,  George  Goodwin,  George  Day  Row  4:  Butch  Kramer,  Mark  Mussina,  Tom  Leibensperger,  John  Menditto,  John  Conte,  Peter 
Borriello,  Doug  Forsyth,  Joe  Shimko,  Brian  Sempko,  Jamie  Hickey,  Michael  Raziano,  Pat  Hynes,  Phil  Massenat,  Mike  Rehrig,  John  Heim  Row  5: 
Joel  Weist.  Brian  Riley,  Matt  Plessinger,  C.J.  Hoffman,  Craig  Schneider,  Vince  Kwiatkowski,  Steve  Mancini,  Chris  Pantaleo,  Dan  Morgan,  Paul  Nye, 
Rick  Yanishak,  Mike  DiGrigoli,  Corey  Goff,  Jon  Thomas,  Henry  Quinlan,  Tim  Thomas  Row  6:  Brandon  Naples,  Derek  Davis,  Paul  DeSanctis,  Eric 
Faryniak,  Ray  Minarovic,  John  Hoover,  Tim  Boyne,  Matt  Seagreaves,  Bruce  Leibensperger,  Chris  Kocher,  Mike  Gerhart,  Jason  Craig,  Jamie  Ott, 
Cory  Rider,  Mike  Roberto,  Steve  Leggett  Row  7:  Coach  Greg  Christodulu,  Coach  Rick  Schuck,  Coach  Ernie  McCook,  Head  Coach  Steve  Briggs, 
Coach  Mike  Klembara,  Coach  Dick  Purnell,  Coach  Glenn  Fausey,  Coach  Mike  McElhenny 


18     Football 


Football     19 


Men's  Basketball 


Shooting  For  The  Top 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

The  men's  season  was  full  of 
peaks  and  valleys,  but  ended 
with  a  two-game  crusade  to  the 
MAC-Northern  Division  title  and 
a  trip  to  the  NCAA  Champi- 
onship Tournament. 

Entering  into  the  MAC 
playoffs  with  a  15-10  record,  the 
Crusaders  upset  fifth-ranked 
Scranton  60-59.  In  the  title 
game,  Susquehanna  defeated 
Albright  78-73  in  overtime.  The 
season   ended   in   the   national 


tournament  with  a  74-71  loss  at 
King's  after  a  memorable  run  to 
erase  a  30-point  deficit. 

Senior  team  captain  Craig 
Harper  was  the  MAC  MVP  and 
finished  ninth  on  the  team's  ca- 
reer scoring  list  with  1,373 
points,  topping  the  team  in  scor- 
ing and  rebounds  this  year.  Jun- 
ior forward  Jim  Mikolaichik 
also  was  a  first-team  MAC  All- 
Star  pick.  Sophomore  point 
guard  Tres  Wolf  joined  with 
Harper  as  the  team's  stars  dur- 
ing the  playoffs. 


Wesley         79-50  W 

SUNY  at  Brockport        86-68  W 

Muhlenberg         74-69  W 

Bloomsburg         72-91  L 

Elizabethtown         80-66  W 

Albright        71-68  W 

Franklin  &  Marshall         85-94  L 

FDV  —  Madison         78-67  W 

Stockton  State        68-74  L 

Ursinus        99-58  W 

Juniata        82-85  L 

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Messiah         62-55  W 

Juniata         63-56  W 

King's        62-22  L 

Delaware  Valley         95-76  W 

Albright        52-65  L 

Ks 

Lycoming         91-74  W 

Elizabethtown         70-66  W 

Dickinson        64-56  W 

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Wilkes         73-63  W 

Messiah        74-79  L 

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Lycoming         93-76  W 

Lebanon  Valley        89-94  L 

York         73-79  L 

Scranton         56-67  L 

MAC's 

Scranton        60-59  W 

Albright         78-73  W 

NCAA  Playoffs 

King's        71-74  L 

BBDB  HO 


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Row  1:  Assistant  Coach  Rick  Ferry,  Jim  Mikolaichik,  Dean  Druckenmiller,  Craig 
Harper,  Joe  Stroup,  Tony  Balistrere,  Coach  Frank  Marcinek,  John  Chubb  Row 
2:  Manager  Joe  Dobrota,  Gregg  Erdman,  Jeff  Young,  Chris  Houser,  Vince 
Kennedy,  Mark  Kobylinski,  Bryan  Richie,  John  Hendricks,  Tres  Wolf,  Manager 
Mike  Mann  Not  Pictured:  Brian  Taylor 


20     Men's  Basketball 


Men's  Basketball     21 


Women's  Basketball 


Twice  As  Nice 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

Led  by  guards  Jen  Winter 
and   Kristie   Maravalli.    the 

women  Crusaders  out-ran,  out- 
hustled,  and  out-scored  their  op- 
position in  their  quest  for  their 
second-straight  MAC-Northern 
Division  title.  Head  Coach  Mark 
Hribar  watched  his  team  defeat 
Juniata  83-80  in  overtime  in  the 
championship  game. 

The  team's  season  ended  in 
the  NCAA  playoffs  after  a  67-66 
loss  to  Scranton  in  overtime  at 
Houts  Gym.  Hribar  was  named 


MAC-Northwest   Coach   of  the 
Year. 

Team  captain  Winter,  the 
only  senior  on  the  team,  will 
probably  go  down  in  Susquehan- 
na history  as  one  of  the  all-time 
great  playmakers.  MAC  All-Star 
Maravalli  became  only  the 
sixth  woman  player  at  S.U.  to 
surpass  1,000  points  for  her  ca- 
reer, finishing  the  season  fourth 
on  the  career  scoring  list  with 
1,071  as  she  led  the  team. 


Drew         94-40  W 

Montdair  State         68-47  Vv 

Lycoming         42-48  L 

Misericordia        66-50  W 

Elizabethtown         72-70  W 

Gettysburg         63-59  W 

Glassboro  State        55-72  L 

Muhlenberg        66-53  W 

Juniata        72-67  W 

Lycoming         73-60  W 

Juniata         77-84  L 

Messiah         55-53  W 

Dickinson         90-42  W 

York         82-68  W 

Allentown         59-28  W 

Elizabethtown         86-85  W 

Albright         81-54  W 

Wilkes         65-53  W 

Messiah         55-53  W 

Lebanon  Valley         94-52  W 

Wilkes         76-67  W 

King's        86-56  W 

Scranton         60-72  W 

MAC'S 

King's        57-43  W 

Juniata        83-80  W 

Moravian         77-83  L 


Row  1:  Coach  Jim  Reed.  Jen  Winter,  Abby  Tobias.  Liz  Nicodemus,  Kristie  Maravalli, 
Marianne  Rosini,  Christi  Butcher,  Alison  Hepler,  Coach  Mark  Hribar  Row  2:  Angie  Aungst, 
Holly  Whitesel,  Renea  Gummo,  Yvonne  Young,  Megan  Lytle,  Lori-Ann  Martino,  Becky 
Page.  Amy  McCord 


22     Women's  Basketball 


I 


Women's  Basketball     23 


Wrestlim 


Fresh  Start 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

Under  the  direction  of  rookie 
Head  Coach  Randall  Bogar,  the 
S.U.  wrestling  team  finished  the 
season  with  a  respectable  sixth 
at  the  MAC  Championship  and 
finished  the  dual  meet  season  8- 
9. 

Junior  Andy  Watkins  cap- 
tured his  first  MAC  title  at  the 
190-pound  weight  class  and 
then  went  on  to  repeat  as  a 
Division  III  All-American  this 
season,  finishing  eighth  while  tal- 


lying an  18-4  record  on  the  year. 
Senior  Tom  Dodd  was  also  a 
placewinner  at  heavyweight  dur- 
ing MAC's  while  junior  Matt 
Schwenk  earned  honors  at 
126.  At  134-pounds,  junior 
Todd  Ericson  finished  the  sea- 
son with  eight  pins  and  broke  the 
school  record  for  career  falls. 
Senior  team  captain  Todd 
Maynard  provided  leadership 
at  150-pounds. 


Lebanon  Valley  Invitational 

12th  Place  Out  of  20 

Juniata         10-34  L 

Albright        48-6  W 

Lycoming         9-37  L 

Lebanon  Valley         17-23  L 

Scranton         32-12  W 

Moravian         15-31  L 

King's        22-16  W 

Johns  Hopkins         37-7  W 

Elizabethtown         24-18  W 

Ursinus         14-28  L 

Gettysburg         15-17  L 

Swarthmore         30-13  W 

York         12-23  L 

Western  Maryland         46-6  W 

Delaware  Valley         0-50  L 

Messiah        32-9  W 

Muhlenberg         18-27  L 

MAC's        6th  Place 

Andy  Watkins         at  190  lbs. 

MAC  Champion 

Andy  Watkins         at  190  lbs. 

8th  Place  All-American 


I 


Row  1:  John  Millaway,  Todd  Ericson,  Josh  Petroski,  Matt  Schwenk,  Rob  Mandara,  Rob 
Herzog,  John  Balsamo  Row  2:  Assistant  Coach  Gobel  Kline,  Tony  Bittenbender,  Chad 
Bonshak,  Steve  Ely,  Alden  Thomas,  Matt  Lachenmayr,  Todd  Maynard,  Aaron  Shurtleff, 
Coach  Randall  Bogar  Not  Pictured:  Andy  Watkins,  Colin  Zafian 


24     Wrestling 


Swimming 


Gettysburg  (Men) 

Gettysburg  (Women) 

Juniata  (Men) 

Juniata  (Women) 

Dickinson  (Men) 

Dickinson  (Women) 

Western  Maryland  (Men) 

Western  Maryland  (Women 

Elizabethtown  (Men) 

Elizabethtown  (Women) 

Lebanon  Valley  (Men) 

Lebanon  Valley  (Women) 

Ursinus  (Men) 

Ursinus  (Women) 


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68110  L 
57105  L 
49-130  L 
59-143  L 
67-132  L 
29-146  L 
115-86  W 
57-102  L 
89-110  L 
65-97  L 
100-66  W 
81-61  W 
81-112  L 
61-89  L 


Change  of  Pace 


Lycoming  (Men)         96-60  W 

Lycoming  (Women)         83-95  L 

Scranton  (Men)         109.5-42.5  W 

Scranton  (Women)         50-94  L 

Franklin  &  Marshall  (Men)        35-53  L 

Franklin  &  Marshall  (Women)         28-52  L 

MAC'S 

(Men)         10th  out  of  14 

(Women)         12th  out  of  14 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

S.U.  swimming  is  undergoing 
a  metamorphosis  of  sorts,  but 
through  it  all,  a  dedicated  team 
produced  a  5-6  mark  for  the 
men  and  2-9  record  for  the  wom- 
en. 

The  new  training  paid  off  for 
swimmers  like  junior  tri-captain 
Alex  Smith,  who  twice  broke 
the  school  record  for  the  200- 
meter  butterfly  and  went  on  to 
earn  the  team's  Most  Valuable 
Swimmer  honors.  Chris  Naspo, 


another  junior  butterfly  swim- 
mer, earned  the  Most  Improved 
Swimmer  award. 

On  the  women's  side,  there 
was  little  suspense  to  the  Most 
Valuable  Swimmer  award  as 
senior  tri-captain  Paige  Malin 
placed  in  the  top  eight  in  every 
individual  event  she  ever  qual- 
ified for  at  the  MAC  Champi- 
onships. A  four-year  letterwin- 
ner,  she  finished  her  career  with 
three  school  records  and  was  a 
part  of  two  others. 


Deanne  Cochran,  Trent  Gingerich,  Janine  Flora,  Scott  Blanchard,  Paige  Malin,  Alex 
Smith,  Lois  Heckler,  Angie  Green,  Jen  Camara,  Coach  Ged  Schweikert,  Kristen 
Tribendis,  Monica  Freeman,  Manager  Sonia  Ordonez,  Coach  Tim  McGuriman,  Chris 
Naspo,  Steve  Eberhardt,  David  Moretz,  Sloan  Simpson,  Steve  Denzel,  Rob  Mark, 
Tom  Roach,  Gregg  Sherman,  Cheryl  Norkin,  Heather  Styers,  Amy  Rickmers 


Swimming     25 


Golf 


Golf 


Driving  Force 


by  Don  Harnum  and  Mike 
Ferlazzo 

The  golf  team,  captained  by 
senior  Rob  Rohrbach,  had  the 

most  successful  year  in  Susque- 
hanna history.  A  6-0  regular  sea- 
son record  led  to  the  Spring  In- 
vitational title  and  the  MAC 
Championships  where  they  tied 
Gettysburg  for  first  place  hon- 
ors, shooting  a  54-hole  total  of 
930. 

Rohrbach,    averaging   76.5 
for  the  year  prior  to  Nationals, 


was  the  first  player  in  Susquehanna 
history  selected  to  play  in  the 
NCAA  tournament.  Seniors  Chris 
Kenney,  Pete  Springstead, 
Mike  Mellinger,  and  Rohrbach 
led  the  team  throughout  the  sea- 
son. Top  newcomer  sophomore 
Ron  Cochran  finished  sixth  at 
MAC's. 


Tee-Off  Tournament 

Tied  2nd  out  of  7  —  419 

King's         394-464  W 

Shippensburg  Tourney 

10th  out  of  14  —  334 

Western  Maryland  Toumey 

2nd  out  of  5  —  311 

York        395-416  W 

Lycoming        379-425  W 

Lock  Haven         379-436  W 

Muhlenberg         390-451  W 

Lebanon  Valley         464-390  W 

S.U.  Spring  Invitational 

1st  out  of  15  —  383 

MAC's 

Tied  1st  out  of  20  —  930  and 

Rob  Rohrbach  Individual  Champ 

NCAA  Championships 

Rob  Rohrbach  ties  for  82nd 


Row  1:  Michael  Blazick,  Kyle  Kelly,  Jake  Markezin,  Brett  Gorney, 
Duane  Barnes  Row  2:  Coach  Don  Harnum,  Ron  Cochran,  Pete 
Springstead,  Adam  Murrison,  Rob  Rohrbach,  Chris  Kenney,  Mike 
Mellinger,  Nick  Popescu 


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26     Golf 


Track 


Dickinson  (Men)         82-62  W 

Dickinson  (Women)         56-78  L 

Messiah  Invitational 

(Men)  4th  out  of  14 

(Women)  6th  out  of  14 

Juniata  (Men)         77-19  W 

Juniata  (Women)         49-23  W 

Messiah  (Men)         77-71  W 

Messiah  (Women)         49-87  L 

Western  Maryland  (Men)         77-15  W 

Western  Maryland  (Women)         49-  15  W 

Juniata  (Women)         78-54  W 

Pitt  at  Johnstown  (Women)         78-35  W 

Gettysburg  (Men)         71-74  L 

Gettysburg  (Women)        41-67  L 

Delaware  Valley  (Men)         71-46  W 

Delaware  Valley  (Women)         41-60  L 

MAC'S  (Men)        4th  out  of  18 

MAC's  (Women)        6th  out  of  18 

NCAA  Championships  —  Frank  Krantz 

8th  Place  Pole  Vault 


Leap  Of  Faith 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

True  to  form,  the  men's  track 
team  finished  fourth  at  the 
MAC's  for  the  third  straight 
year.  Junior  Frank  Krantz  led 
the  team,  winning  the  MAC  pole 
vault  title,  setting  new  confer- 
ence records  both  indoors  and 
outdoors,  and  finishing  third  in 
the  nation.  Senior  co-captain 
Kwame  Lloyd  finished  second 
in  the  long  jump  and  was  a  mem- 
ber of  the  second-place  400- 
meter  relay  team.  Senior  co- 
captain    Dwayne    Brouse 


placed  second  in  both  the  110- 
meter  high  hurdles  and  400- 
meter  intermediate  hurdles. 

The  women  placed  sixth  at 
the  MAC's.  Junior  Karen  War- 
ner placed  second  in  the  high 
jump,  third  in  the  triple  jump 
and  long  jump,  eighth  in  the 
100-meter  hurdles,  and  ran  on 
the  fifth-place  400-meter  relay. 
Sophomore  Jen  Fry  finished 
second  in  the  discus  and  earned 
the  squad's  Top  Fieldwoman 
Award.  Junior  Liz  Nicodemus 
finished  fourth  in  the  shot  put. 


Row  1:  Joy  Ingram,  Abby  Tobias,  Carol  Held,  Amy  Cashman,  Kristen 
Preuss,  Carly  Donnelly,  Latrice  Jackson,  Timarie  May  Row  2:  Jen  Fry, 
Liz  Nicodemus,  Heidi  Peterson,  Karen  Warner,  Kristie  Maravalli,  Julia 
Hollander,  Jennifer  Ruch,  George  Day,  Matt  Burd  Row  3:  Coach  Dick 
Hess,  Greg  Malczon,  Phil  Massenat,  Gable  Dixon,  Marshall  Morange  El, 
Mike  Burkhart,  Jermaine  Martin,  Chris  Vardis,  Dwayne  Brouse,  Frank 
Krantz,  Mike  Horvath,  Coach  Cory  Mabry,  Coach  Jim  Taylor  Row  4: 
Coach  Chris  Delbaugh,  Dan  Morgan,  Mike  Bennett,  Ron  Rux,  Daniel 
Sprout,  Scott  Byers,  John  Crane,  Chris  Kern,  Jason  Barnes,  Gregg 
Boozer,  Paul  Nye,  Kwame  Lloyd  Row  5:  Mike  Shorter,  Brian  Derrer, 
Todd  Snyder,  Nathan  McNitt,  Joe  Dobrota,  Seth  Baublitz,  Josh  Billings, 
Craig  Znotens,  Brian  Vallinino,  Keith  Edmonds,  Brian  Pettit 


Track     27 


Softball 


Victory  Bound 


by  Ande  Hughey 

The  women's  Crusader  soft- 
ball  team  improved  last  year's  7- 
12  mark  to  a  winning  12-7  rec- 
ord, capturing  third  place  in  the 
MAC-Northwest  Division. 

Three  players  from  this  year's 
team  were  named  All-League, 
including  senior  co-captain  and 
center  fielder  Jennifer  Winter, 
junior  third  baseman  Holly 
Whitesel,  and  sophomore 
pitcher  Jodi  Wright.  Wright 
placed   second   in   the    MAC- 


Northern  Division  with  an  ERA 
of  1.71.  Whitesel  finished  third 
in  the  division  with  a  .529  bat- 
ting average.  Senior  co-captain 
and  outfielder/pitcher  Tara  En- 
carnacion  earned  GTE  College 
Division  Academic  All-American 
District  II  honors. 

Encarnacion  received  the 
Leading  Defense  Award  and 
freshmen  Jean  Thompson 
picked  up  the  Unsung  Player 
Award.  Whitesel  earned  the 
Leading  Hitter  Award  and  Win- 
ter was  named  MVP. 


Jersey  City  State 

10-1  W 

Jersey  City  StaU 

11-1  W 

Lycoming 

11-13  L 

Lycoming 

6-0  W 

Elizabethtown 

4-11  L 

Elizabethtown 

12-15  L 

Lebanon  Valley 

7-0  W 

Lebanon  Valley 

9-2  W 

Scranton 

4-0  W 

Wilkes 

1-3  L 

Wakes 

10-8  W 

Gettysburg 

3-0  W 

Gettysburg 

3-6  L 

Messiah 

10-1  W 

Messiah 

11-5  W 

Juniata 

2-0  W 

Juniata 

4-5  L 

York 

3-3  W 

York 

5-6  L 

Row  1:  Ellen  Gallagher,  Chris  Sanderson,  Tara  Encarnacion,  Jen  Winter,  Holly  Whitesel, 
Jean  Thompson  Row  2:  Cheryl  Sports,  Ande  Hughey,  Missy  Pursel,  Keri  Fullmer,  Cheri 
Long,  Julie  Dills,  Tracey  Solomon,  Assistant  Coach  Sue  Hertzog  Row  3:  Manager  Patty 
Ollivier,  Head  Coach  Carole  Templon,  Danielle  Del  Duca,  Jodi  Wright,  Jen  Raker,  Brandy 
Melewsky,  Lisa  Robinson,  Tracy  Hebding 


28     Softball 


Softball     29 


Baseball 


Making  History 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

1992  was  the  greatest  base- 
ball season  in  Susquehanna  his- 
tory as  Coach  Christodulu, 
named  Coach  of  the  Year,  guid- 
ed his  team  to  its  first  NCAA 
Division  III  Championship  Tour- 
nament appearances  and  its  first 
section  title  since  1986.  In  the 
process,  his  team  set  the  school 
record  for  wins  in  a  season  with 
a  final  22-12  mark. 

Junior  second  baseman 
Gregg  Mills  was  selected  to  the 


MAC-Northwest  Section  All- 
Stars  as  well  as  the  NCAA  Di- 
vision III  All-Mid-Atlantic  Region 
second-team.  Sophomore  desig- 
nated hitter  Chris  Rembisz 
joined  Mills  on  the  All-Region 
second-team,  while  freshman 
center  fielder  Mike  Gerhart 
and  junior  pitcher  Tim  Murray 
were  also  MAC  All-Star  selec- 
tions. The  team's  lone  seniors 
were  pitchers  Ken  Jonach  and 
John  Walter  who  gave  the 
team  depth. 


Wesley  (Delaware)         3-9  L 

Lebanon  Valley         7-2  W 

Mt.  Union  (Ohio)         13-2  W 

Ursinus         13-3  W 
Emory  (Georgia)         11-0  W 

Tiffin  (Ohio)         14-5  W 

Wilmington  (Ohio)         14-1  W 

North  Carolina  Wesleyan         1-7  L 

Franklin  &  Marshall         0-1  L 

Franklin  &  Marshall        4-6  L 

King's        9-7  W 

Elizabethtown         10-11  L 

Elizabethtown 

Gettysburg 


Scranton 
Wilkes 
Wilkes 
Bucknell 
Dickinson 
Dickinson 


5-4  W 
10-1  W 
12-7  W 
5-4  W 
0-3  L 
7-6  W 
9-1  W 
7-1  W 


SUNYBinghamton         11-8  W 
Messiah         8-3  W 
Messiah         2-4  L 

York        2-7  L 

Albright         11-2  W 

Albright         4-1  W 

Gettysburg         1-2  L 

Juniata         7-1  W 

Juniata         14-5  W 

Misericordia         13-0  W 

Misericordia         15-8  W 

MAC  Championship  vs.  King's 

1-6  L 

NCAA  Playoffs 

William  Patterson         2-4  L 

York         1-4  L 


Row  1:  Mike  Gerhart,  Jamie  Ott,  Ken  Jonach,  Jcjhn  Walter,  Head  Coach  Greg  Christodulu,  Allan  Valunas,  Gregg  Mills,  Marty  Torjussen,  Chris 
Jansky  Row  2:  Assistant  Coach  Jim  Reed,  Frank  Kiwak,  Mark  Mussina,  Chris  Rembisz,  Brandon  Naples,  Todd  Gill,  Ian  Edmond,  Chris  Pardo  Row 
3:  Steve  Leggett,  John  Macko,  Ian  Law,  Chris  Houser,  Tim  Murray,  Joe  Hayek,  Corey  Goff,  Carl  Hoffman 


30     Baseball 


Baseball     31 


Lacrosse 


Competitive  Spirit 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

Although  the  1-6  record  may 
not  indicate  it,  the  Crusader 
women's  lacrosse  program  took 
some  big  steps  in  1992  under 
Head  Coach  Terry  Molloy  and 
Assistant  Coach  Andrea 
Dowhower.  The  team  provided 
strong  competition  all  year, 
demonstrated  by  its  8-7  loss  to 
Washington  College,  a  team 
which  had  beaten  the  Crusaders 
17-1  just  one  year  before.  The 
10-7  defeat  of  Dickinson  was  the 


first  MAC  victory  in  the  pro- 
gram's three-year  varsity  histo- 
ry- 
Junior  attack  wing  and  co- 
captain  Wendy  Blackburn  was 
clearly  the  team  leader  on  of- 
fense, tallying  a  school  record 
27  goals  with  an  assist  as  she 
earned  team  awards  for  MVP 
and  Best  Offensive  Player.  Sen- 
ior co-captain  Suzy  Bianco 
earned  placement  on  the  MAC 
Academic  Honor  Roll.  Senior 
center  Paige  Malin  earned  the 
Unsung  Hero  Award. 


Goucher 

Scranton 

Washington 

Juniata 

Gettysburg 

Johns  Hopkins 

Dickinson 

Muhlenberg 

Western  Maryland         4-17  L 


Row  1:  Kristen  Kelly,  Michelle  LeFevre,  Allison  Grebe,  Sandy 
Rodriguez,  Katy  Apple,  Kate  Haughey,  Christi  Butcher,  Leigh 
Smythe,  Erin  Fitzsimmons  Row  2:  Assistant  Coach  Andrea 
Dowhower,  Paige  Malin,  Wendy  Blackburn,  Brenda 
Schoenewolf,  Suzi  Bianco,  Courtney  Steele,  Danielle  Delia 
Pella,  Katie  Koeppen,  Becky  Valentine,  Kim  O'Connor,  Man- 
ager Andrew  Upp,  Coach  Terry  Molloy  Not  Pictured:  Maria 
Kuwani 


32     Lacrosse 


Tennis 


Dickinson  (Men) 

0-9  L 

Lycoming  (Men) 

9-0  W 

Lycoming  (Women) 

2-7  L 

York  (Men) 

7-2  W 

Gettysburg  (Men) 

0-9  L 

Gettysburg  (Women) 

0-9  L 

Western  Maryland  (Men)         3-6  L 

Juniata  (Men) 

6-3  W 

Juniata  (Women) 

7-2  W 

Wilkes  (Men) 

4-5  L 

Wilkes  (Women) 

1-5  L 

Elizabethtown  (Men) 

0-9  L 

Elizabethtown  (Women)         1-8  L 

Mansfield  (Men) 

9-0  W 

Messiah  (Men) 

1-8  L 

Messiah  (Women) 

3-6  L 

Lock  Haven  (Men) 

8-1  W 

Albright  (Men) 

1-8  L 

Albright  (Women( 

4-5  L 

Scranton  (Men) 

5-1  W 

Scranton  (Women) 

0-9  L 

King's  (Men) 

0-9  L 

King's  (Women) 

1-8  L 

Muhlenberg  (Women 

3-6  L 

Serving  Up  Success 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

The  men's  tennis  team  fin- 
ished the  1992  campaign  with  a 
6-8  overall  record  and  a  2-4 
slate  in  the  MAC-Northwest  Sec- 
tion. 

Senior  captain  Andrew  Cox 
finished  his  fourth  year  on  the 
team  and  tied  the  school's  all- 
time  doubles  victory  record 
while  becoming  the  fifth  - 
winningest  player  in  school  his- 
tory. He  was  named  the  team's 
Most  Valuable  Player.  Both  jun- 


ior Brian  Torres  and  sopho- 
more Derek  Fincke  earned 
spots  in  the  starting  line-up. 

The  women's  tennis  team 
ended  the  season  with  a  1-9 
mark  and  a  1-5  slate  in  the 
MAC-Northwest  Section.  Senior 
captain  Annmarie  Innamorati 
played  all  of  the  best  compe- 
tition this  year  while  playing  first 
singles  and  doubles  and  earned 
the  team's  Most  Valuable  Player 
award. 


Coach  Gary  Fincke,  John  Kroninger, 
Dave  Ashman,  Derek  Fincke,  John  Mc- 
Cann  Brian  Torres,  Andy  Cox,  Doug 
Herr,  Jeff  Tilden 


Michelle  Eng,  Ashlee  Etzweiler,  Krissi 
Kiehn,  Annmarie  Innamorati,  Coach 
Fred  Grosse,  Kristin  Light,  Colleen 
Dougherty,  Becky  Glassman 


Tennis     33 


Great  Expectations 


by  Michael  Ferlazzo 

S.U.  crew  has  been  around 
since  1986,  but  the  1991-92 
season  was  a  rebirth  of  sorts. 
Mark  Fuller  became  S.U.'s  first 
full-time  rowing  coach,  promptly 
reorganizing  the  novice  program 
into  one  of  the  best  in  the  coun- 
try. 

The  men's  varsity  eight  fin- 
ished 25th  in  the  nation  among 
all  schools  and  topped  the  small 
college  list.  They  won  their  clas- 
sification at  the  Washington  Col- 
lege Invitational  and  earned  an 


invitation  to  the  prestigious  Dad 
Vail  Regatta  in  Philadelphia. 
They  finished  third  in  their  heat 
on  Philadelphia's  Schuylkill  Riv- 
er, losing  only  to  major  college 
powers  Boston  College  and  Cin- 
cinnati. On  the  Schuylkill  in  the 
fall,  they  placed  8th  out  of  37  at 
the  Frostbite  Regatta. 

The  women  also  had  great 
success  at  the  Frostbite,  taking 
12th  out  of  26  boats  in  the  nov- 
ice classification.  The  women 
just  missed  an  invitation  to  the 
Dad  Vail  Regatta. 


^^■*-»    ->  JBm*' 


Row  1:  Alison  Seddon,  Mike  Perez,  John  Millaway  Row  2:  Peter 
McGillan,  Heather  Stull,  Gretchen  Musser,  Angie  Green,  Marraine 
Kettell,  Julia  Bullington,  Carrie  O'Connor,  Terri  Rooney,  Barb 
Vonderhey,  Cassie  Noll  Row  3:  Steve  Eberhardt,  Tom  Nester,  Tom 
Brennan,  Drew  Cosgrove,  Jason  Harchuck,  Alden  Thomas,  Jeff  Coo- 
per, Coach  Mark  Fuller 


34     Crew 


Cheerleading 


Cheers 


During  both  the  fall  and  winter  sea- 
sons, the  cheerleading  squads  dedi- 
cate themselves  to  supporting  S.U. 
athletics.  Through  motivating  fan  par- 
ticipation, they  emphasize  school  spir- 
it. Always  with  smiles  on  their  faces, 
they  offer  words  of  encouragement 
and  cheer  our  teams  to  victory. 


Cheerleading     35 


36     Candids 


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Student  Life 


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There  is  more  to  a  college  career  than  just  books 
and  classes.  Sometimes  we  get  involved  in  one  of 
the  numerous  co-curricular  activities  available  for 
students  at  Susquehanna,  including  clubs,  interest 
groups,  club  sports,  and  projects  to  better  the  com- 
munity. These  opportunities  allow  students  to  gain 
practical  experiences  outside  the  academic  realm,  as 
well  as  providing  a  means  of  relaxation  and  rec- 
reation. 

And  sometimes  we  don't.  These  are  the  times 
that  we  will  remember  forever  —  playing  tennis  on  a 
warm  spring  day  and  hanging  out  with  friends  on  a 
late  Friday  night.  But  whatever  we're  doing,  we're 
doing  it  together,  and  that's  what  makes  us  Unique- 
ly Susquehanna! 


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Student  Life     39 


BBSS! 

40     Candids 


Student  Life     41 


Unforgettably 

Homecoming 


by  Melissa  Juniper 

Susquehanna's  Homecoming  Week- 
end, October  5-6,  was  improved  this 
year  with  the  addition  of  several  new 
activities,  including  the  First  Annual 
Joel  Cunningham  Look-A-Like  Con- 
test as  well  as  the  crowning  of  the  first 
Homecoming  King.  These  new  activ- 
ities, along  with  S.U.  traditions,  con- 
tributed to  an  enjoyable  weekend  that 
was  Uniquely  Susquehanna. 

On  Friday  night,  the  festivities  were 
kicked  off  with  a  pep  rally  outside 
Degenstein  Campus  Center.  Under 
the  tent,  the  main  attraction  was  the 
Joel  Cunningham  Look-A-Like  Con- 
test. Although  there  were  only  three 
contestants,  the  event  is  expected  to 
gain  popularity  and  become  a  S.U. 
tradition. 

On  Saturday  morning,  the  annual 
Homecoming  Parade,  depicting  the 
theme  "Back  to  the  Classics",  flooded 


Pine  Street  with  floats  and  vintage  cars. 
The  highlight  of  the  parade  was  the 
Homecoming  Court's  Corvette  Proces- 
sion. The  first  place  overall  winner  of  the 
float  competition  was  Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
with  their  rendition  focusing  on  "Gone 
with  the  Wind"  and  "The  Wizard  of  Oz." 

The  pre-game  activities  were  twofold. 
First,  the  Court  was  led  onto  the  field. 
Anne  Ford  was  named  Homecoming 
Queen  and  Gregg  Sherman  became  Sus- 
quehanna's first  Homecoming  King. 
Shortly  thereafter,  jazz  trumpeter 
Maynard  Ferguson  played  "The  Star 
Spangled  Banner"  and  later  that  night 
gave  an  amazing  concert. 

Of  course,  Homecoming  Weekend 
would  not  be  Uniquely  Susquehanna's 
without  the  Crusaders  defeating  their  op- 
ponents in  a  21-20  win.  It  was  great  to 
see  the  many  returning  alumni  who  made 
the  weekend  complete. 


Homecoming  Court:  Sophomores  Christy  Van  Gilder  and  Marty  Torjussen,  Seniors  Drew  Schilpp  and  Daryl 
Gallagher,  King  and  Queen  Gregg  Sherman  and  Anne  Ford,  Freshman  Gable  Dixon  escorted  by  Sarah 
Shofran,  Juniors  Kim  Oaks  escorted  Jim  Goehrig,  and  Jim  Filipovitz  (not  pictured) 


42    Homecoming 


Student  Life     43 


by  Melissa  Juniper 

Parents'  Weekend  1991,  November  1-3,  was  a  fun-filled  re- 
union of  many  S.U.  students  with  their  families.  Parents,  broth- 
ers, sisters,  and  other  relatives  and  friends  arrived  on  the  Sus- 
quehanna campus  prepared  to  catch  up  on  the  lives  of  their  loved 
ones. 

Activities  were  held  on  campus  throughout  the  weekend, 
beginning  with  the  Scholars'  Dinner  and  a  Crusader  Pep  Rally 
Friday  night.  Saturday,  after  the  football  team  defeated  Juniata, 
many  families  attended  evening  shows  of  Pirates  of  Penzance  . 
Saturday  evening's  dinner  was  a  special  treat  for  many,  with 
most  families  enjoying  dinner  away  from  campus. 

Chaplain  Thomforde  delivered  an  apropos  sermon  on  Sunday 
morning  when  he  spoke  about  honoring  and  respecting  one's 
parents.  His  sermon  prompted  S.U.  students  and  their  parents 
alike  to  reflect  on  their  relationships.  Following  the  service,  S.U. 
students  said  good-bye  to  their  guests  and  retreated  to  their 
rooms  or  the  library  to  do  the  work  that  had  been  put  aside  for 
family,  fun,  and  entertainment. 

Parents'  Weekend  1991  was  a  special  event  for  all  who 
participated.  S.U.  students  welcomed  the  weekend  as  a  re- 
freshing break  from  their  studies,  while  friends  and  families 
enjoyed  the  opportunity  to  observe  how  students  at  Susquehanna 
live.  We  thank  all  of  our  loved  ones  who  participated  in  making 
the  weekend  Uniquely  Susquehanna.  It  was  a  wonderful  week- 
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GREEKS 


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Bowl-A-Thon  for  Muscular  Dystrophy,  Adopt-A- 
Highway,  Feed-A-Friend,  Clothing  Drive  for  the  Sal- 
vation Army,  Adopt-A-Child,  Brother  Auction,  20th 
Anniversary,  Twister  Mixer  with  ADPi,  Probation, 
Whiffleball,  DPs,  Cosmic  Raccoon  Conclave,  New 
Advisor,  Housing  Renovations,  Pavillion  Party  with 
Phi  Mu  Delta,  Homecoming  Barbeque,  Treeings, 
Tree  Jumping,  Risk  Management,  Spring  Madness, 
the  "Revised"  Phi  Siglet,  "Oh  What  a  Night",  "Phi 
Sig.  .  .Good  Things" 

Members:  Mike  Alderman,  Mark  Baiz,  Reagan 
Bitler,  Rich  Black,  Pete  De  Haas,  Alex  Dunn,  Russ 
Granfors,  Chris  Houser,  Chris  Jeans,  Pete  Jones, 
Craig  Jones,  Greg  Joyce,  Chris  Kenney,  Chris  Kern, 
Art  Kiessling,  Chris  Lelli,  Bill  Logan,  Tom  Lull,  John 
Macko,  Rob  Mark,  Mike  Marotta,  Tyler  Masters,  Jim 
McCready,  Jay  McMeekan,  Andy  McRoberts,  Lincoln 
O'Hare,  Jeff  Penner,  Damon  Reynolds,  Roy  Rucci, 
Joe  Saus,  Jeff  Smith,  Jamie  Snook,  George  Stanley, 
Matt  Stark,  Chris  Sweeney,  Brian  Swift,  Jeff  Tilden, 
Chris  Tobash,  George  Voss,  Chad  Wilcox,  Steve 
Yocum,  Jeff  Young,  and  Chris  Zobel 


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Service  Projects,  Formals,  Highest  G.P.A.,  House  on 
the  Hill,  Senior  Banquet,  Greek  Week  and  Olympic 
Champions,  Mr.  S.U.,  Intramural  Dynasty!,  Deck  Par- 
ties, Inter-fraternal  Slugging  Champions,  Theme  Par- 
ties, Mixers,  Anchorman,  409,  "UNITED  WE 
STAND-DIVIDED  WE  FALL-UNITED  WE  STAND!" 

Members:  Robert  Ambrosini,  Glenn  Anderson,  Sam 
Andra,  William  Boyle,  Joe  Bradley,  Lance  Brooks, 
Bill  Bucher,  Paul  Callahan,  Ed  Christian,  Grant 
Darby,  J.D.  Denison,  Tom  Dodd,  Bart  Ecker,  Rob 
Ferris,  Ernie  Fronzuto,  Aaron  Galileo,  Larry  Gon- 
nello,  Todd  Geraci,  Jim  Goehrig,  Dave  Gottlieb,  Joe 
Hayek,  Brian  Heist,  Chris  King,  Tom  King,  Bob 
Labus,  Jim  Lynch,  John  Menditto,  Jon  Meudt,  Chris 
Miller,  Gregg  Mills,  Dave  Moretz,  Tim  Murray,  Skip 
Murrison,  Brandon  Naples,  Scott  Novak,  Sean 
Oakes,  Rich  Noble,  Chris  Pantaleo,  E.J.  Pavlik,  Steve 
Polestak,  Karl  Riehl,  Pete  Sergison,  John  Shave, 
Mike  Shorter,  Sloan  Simpson,  Mike  Sisti,  Ken  Slover, 
Alex  Smith,  Brian  Vallinino,  Brian  Valunas,  Scott 
Wahlers,  Craig  Walker,  Andy  Watkins,  Kevin 
Weinhoffer,  Ken  Weyrauch,  and  Stan  Wilcox 


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#1  National  Fraternity,  Virtue,  Diligence  and  Broth- 
erly Love,  Pride  Through  Excellence,  SHOE.  Proj- 
ect, Computer  Consultants,  Wrestling,  Swimming, 
Crew,  Rugby,  Track 


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"Adopt-A-Highway",  Recycling  Program,  Habitat  for 
Humanity,  Halloween  Party  for  Underprivileged  Children 
with  ADPi,  Ronald  McDonald  House,  Tutoring,  Sup- 
porting the  American  Cancer  Society,  a  trip  to  Tall 
Timbers,  a  Wilderness  Party,  Dancing  with  Moms  and 
Pops  on  Parents'  Weekend,  visiting  Heaven  and  Hell, 
"Tanner"  from  the  Bad  News  Bears,  Getting  Married, 
and  the  1st  Annual  Ralph  Roast 

Members:  Mike  Albert,  Dave  Ashman,  Joe  Babcock, 
Jason  Barnes,  Seth  Baublitz,  Tim  Bauer,  Scott  Bechtel, 
Scott  Black,  Don  Blahut,  Matt  Blanchard,  Scott  Blan- 
chard,  Gregg  Boozer,  Chris  Bowen,  Matt  Branca,  Mark 
Bressi,  Dan  Burns,  Dave  Byrne,  Anthony  Buoscio,  Ted 
Bongiovanni,  Chris  Cady,  Brian  Celiberti,  Ron  Cochran, 
Jason  Coxall,  John  Daves,  Carmine  D'Avino,  Dave  Del 
Duca,  Jason  Denechaud,  Steve  Denzel,  Gregg  Desiderio, 
Doug  Donohoe,  Dean  Druckenmiller,  Gregg  Erdman, 
Todd  Ericson,  Brian  Fiorello,  Steven  Frizzie,  Tom  Goas, 
Brett  Gorney,  Tom  Graham,  Chris  Grayson,  Ken 
Heffner,  Rob  Herzog,  Thomas  Huffine,  Jason  Kitch, 
Todd  Kiebort,  John  Kilkeary,  Mark  Knepper,  Brandon 
Koehler,  Bill  Lekas,  Matthew  Lubben,  Steve  Lynch,  Dan 
Marionni,  Jake  Markezin,  Tim  Matheson,  Jeff  McDonald, 
Ron  Mosca,  Brian  Nelson,  Brian  O'Grady,  Russ  Palermo, 
Josh  Petroski,  Chris  Praul,  Chris  Rembisz,  Lenny  Reyes, 
Greg  Sawicki,  Andrew  Schilpp,  Matthew  Schrufer,  Gregg 
Sherman,  Alex  Shirk,  Scott  Schoenewolf,  Drew  Siverling, 
Chad  Smith,  Jeff  Smith,  Eric  Spahr,  Pete  Springstead, 
Steven  Sofranko,  Sal  Tuzzeo,  Jeremy  Welther,  Greg 
Williams 


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"One  Heart,  One  Way",  Sigma  at  the  Shore,  Highest 
G.P.A.,  K-Lifts,  Week  of  Giving,  "Swoosh  your  bushy 
tail",  Saturday  Night  Live,  Cheers!,  Sigma  Shuffle, 
"Oh  What  A  Night",  Lara,  Sara,  and  Jane's!,  Mixers, 
Homecoming  Float  with  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  First  Place 
Greek  Week,  Penn  Lutheran  Village,  Alzheimer's 
Disease,  Lollypop  Sales,  Formats,  Circles,  Violet, 
Pearl,  Dove,  Heart,  Lavender,  Maroon,  Conventioi 
Awards,  Mixers  with  other  2K  chapters,  "If  we  wer- 
en't sisters,  we'd  still  be  friends!" 

Members:  Sara  Ahnert,  Carla  Answini,  Karen 
Bartashunas,  Allison  Beltz,  Karen  Bernardin,  Peggy 
Bobb,  Andrea  Bonita,  Lara  Boruchow  Marie  Burns, 
Christi  Butcher,  Jenn  Campbell,  S  y  Clement, 
Kristen  Colello,  Christine  Corthell,  Holly  Dawson, 
Meghan  Dinneen,  Karen  Edsell,  Shannon  Fairley, 
Amy  Fisher,  Charlene  Fravel,  Melissa  Garreth, 
Wendy  Garrison,  Ellen  Gotwals,  Jessica  Greene, 
Kathy  Haydu,  Julie  Heckman,  Lisa  Howarth,  Jennifer 
Kodak,  Mary  Kutchka,  Shannon  Lang,  Lisa  LaSala, 
Michele  Lekas,  Mary  Licciardone,  Cathy  Luben, 
Paige  Malin,  Kim  McDonough,  Melody  Moyer,  Betsy 
Neibert,  Michelle  Neumann,  Amy  Nolan,  Kim  Oaks, 
Linda  Payonzeck,  Jane  Petersen,  Marni  Pietrowicz, 
Alanna  Prouty,  Stacy  Ross,  Kristen  Rozansky,  Megan 
Shannon,  Sally  Shaw,  Sarah  Shofran,  Debi  Sohn, 
Kerri  Spurr,  Noelle  Suppa,  Rachael  Tilden,  Jodilyn 
Tofts,  Cristie  VanOrden,  Sue  Volansky,  Margie 
Wauhop,  Amy  Weitzmann,  Nicole  Wess,  Stacie  Whit- 
taker,  and  Jen  Winter 


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Alpha  Delta  Pi  is  known  best  for  our  Hit-A-Pi-With-A- 
Pie  during  Homecoming,  Most  Unusual  Floats  with 
Phi  Mu  Delta,  Mom  and  Dad  Ceremonies  during 
Parents'  Weekend,  the  all  new  Lion  in  the  Hay  Party, 
Christmas  Formal,  Underprivileged  Children's  Parties 
with  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Theta  Chi,  and  Phi  Mu 
Delta,  our  annual  Ron-A-Thon,  winning  the  Blood 
Cup  for  Sororities  and  Second  Place  for  Greek  Week, 
incredible  Lion's  Club  parties  for  the  Seniors,  the 
Wedding  Party  with  Theta,  fun  in  the  sun  in  Cancun 
or  Myrtle  Beach  for  Spring  Break,  crying  at  the 
Senior  Banquet,  and  jamming  with  our  14  new  Delta 
Sisters! 

Members:  Wendy  Balkum,  Moe  Carleton,  Libby 
Colburn,  Tracy  Ekholm,  Daryl  Gallagher,  Julia  Hol- 
lander, Kim  Johnson,  Michele  Kleinchester,  Pam 
Korejwo,  Amanda  LaBrecque,  Gretchen  Magnuson, 
Carol  Manning,  Janet  Meyers,  Kristi  Miller,  Keri-Ann 
O'Connor,  Nichole  Romano,  Jill  Sameth,  Lana 
Schrecengast,  Tracy  Tinsley,  Kathy  Toole,  Dina 
Vagg,  Janine  Claycomb,  Christine  Jeans,  Katie  Koep- 
pen,  Kathy  Lanzaro,  Gina  MacMillian,  Kathleen  Mas- 
terson,  Jules  Nipoti,  Karen  Norwood,  Kim  O'Connor, 
Kiri  Schmey,  Rachel  Solebello,  Melanie  Stoyer,  Al- 
ison Winter,  Laura  Callan,  Kristin  Cusamano,  Kate 
DeBen,  Krissy  Hendrickson,  Kelly  Herncane,  Shana 
Larkin,  Sue  Rendle,  Amy  Rogers,  Joanna  Schropp, 
Michele  Smith,  Jen  Snook,  Christy  VanGilder,  Ang 
Walter,  Tara  Bulvin,  Tracey  Corrigan,  Shannon 
Gaughan,  Jen  Hampton,  L.J.  Hodge,  Wendy  Hol- 
lander, Chrissy  Joyce,  Danielle  Lazzaro,  Sue  Neihart, 
Kerrie  Novobilski,  Jennifer  O'Neill,  Allison  Serrill, 
Julie  Stansfield,  and  Kristen  Tribendis 


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Third  largest  national  sorority,  "Seek  the  Noblest", 
Turquoise  Blue  &  Steel  Grey,  White  Violets,  First 
Place  Homecoming  Float,  Annual  Luau,  Hayrides, 
Pumpkin  Carving,  100%  CPR  Certified,  Formals,  Val- 
entine's Day  Carnation  Sale,  Easter  Baskets,  Mar- 
riott, Senior  Roast,  Zetas  Abroad:  Germany,  Spain, 
and  Denmark,  Spring  Break:  Cancun,  Bahamas  and 
Florida,  Pavillion  Mixers  with  Sig  Ep,  Esther  and  the 
Donger  Dozen,  Sigma  Gamma  Beta  (SGB),  War  with 
the  Neighbors,  Hedge  wants  to  play! 

Members:  Andrea  "Parmesean"  Anita,  Lauri  Bel- 
lows, Carol  Bradford,  Tami  Brokenshire,  Rachel  Car- 
penter, Meghan  "Bacardi"  Carty,  Rachel  Cornell, 
Debbie  Donzeiser,  Kellie  Engel,  Kristin  "Hoopie" 
Erdman,  Denise  Ernst,  Kristen  Evans,  Meredith 
"Esther"  Farnam,  Sharon  Fox,  Becky  Faust,  Heather 
"Hedge"  Gibbons,  Angie  Green,  Jen  Hambel,  Becky 
Harvey,  Lois  Heckler,  Lori  Karahuta,  Krissi  Kiehn, 
Heather  Kipping,  Kathy  Kovatch,  Stephanie  Lunt, 
Holly  Maxwell,  Tammy  Mull,  Jen  Raker,  Megan  Sal- 
mi, Julianne  "Jules"  Schweitzer,  Cyndi  Sidoti,  Dea 
Smith,  Audrey  Stearns,  Wendy  Strasser,  Christine 
Trout,  Melissa  Vartholom,  Carolyn  Waer,  and  Meg 
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"Let  us  strive  for  that  which  is  honorable,  beautiful,  and 
highest",  Green  &  White,  Emerald  &  Pearl,  White  Rose, 
Homecoming  Float  with  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Halloween 
and  Christmas  Parties  with  Sunbury  Child  &  Youth  Serv- 
ices, Rafthons,  Grafitti  Party  and  Heaven  'N  Hell  with 
Theta  Chi,  South  of  the  Border  with  Sig  Ep,  Keg  Race 
with  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Toga  Party  and  Skit  Mixer  with 
Phi  Mu  Delta,  Beach  Party  with  Lambda  Chi  Alpha, 
Outstanding  Treasury  Award,  Awesome  Pledges,  Cir- 
cles, AOT,  Ta  Kala  Diokomen,  "A  friend's  a  friend 
forever." 

Members:  Jill  Bashore,  Suzy  Bianco,  Jen  Brown,  Chris 
Burchell,  Colleen  Carroll,  Sarah  Corsilia,  Denise  Fauci, 
Anne  Ford,  Jill  Francavilla,  Meghan  Galloway,  Karin 
Griffith,  Kathy  Kwiatkowski,  Kristina  Laing,  Liz 
McGonigle,  Janeen  Miller,  Karen  Meunster,  Marisa  Pal- 
ladino,  Julie  Pearce,  Trish  Saunders,  Heather  Schoner, 
Jill  Schropp,  April  Smith,  Melissa  Bischoff,  Wendy  Black- 
burn, Jen  Dillon,  Jen  Dunlop,  Ashlee  Etzweiler,  Marj 
Gates,  Courtney  Kole,  Sarah  Kornhaber,  Kim  Lanni, 
Carole  Leibrandt,  Chris  Nelis,  Allison  Odiorne,  Andrea 
Prato,  Staci  Reed,  Brenda  Schoenewolf,  Nikki  Sheetz, 
Ashley  Sheridan,  Holly  Smart,  Becky  Valentine,  Sue 
Wadsworth,  Carolyn  Yencharis,  Jen  Barbosa,  Maryann 
Brainard,  Britt  Casperson,  Amy  DePerro,  Meghan  En- 
glund,  Allison  Grebe,  Lori  Mikels,  Justine  Posencheg, 
Michelle  Steiger,  Krista  Cooke,  Dena  Geraghty,  Karen 
Weinrich,  Susan  Bryan,  Jessica  Corbin,  Heidi  Davenport, 
Cyndie  Gannon,  Brook  Hebert,  Jeanine  Kloda,  Michelle 
LeFevre,  and  Chanin  Marcinko 


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Student  Life     67 


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Editors: 

Editor-in-Chief:  Deborah  Sohn 
Assistant  Editor:  Melissa  Juniper 
Copy  Editor:  Jessica  Fisher 
Sports  Editor:  Susanne  Quackenbush 
Photography  Editor:  Jennifer  McGonigle 

Staff  Members: 

Ang  Walter,  Tom  King,  Sue  Reilly,  Ande 
Hughey,  Jill  Sameth,  Marni  Pietrowicz,  Kel- 
ly Thomas,  Kristin  Erdman,  Michele  Lekas 

Advisor:  Kim  Bolig 

Publisher:  Ed  Patrick,  Taylor  Publishing  Co. 


I  want  to  thank  my  staff,  especially  those 
who  stuck  by  me  through  Senior  Week.  It 
has  taken  hard  work  and  long  hours,  but  I 
hope  it  is  worth  it  for  you  when  you  hold  the 
book  in  your  hands.  Thank  you  to  Kim  Bolig 
and  Ed  Patrick  who  helped  keep  me  sane. 
We  apologize  for  any  errors  or  deletions, 
and  encourage  anyone  with  ideas  or  com- 
ments to  become  involved  in  the  '93  book. 

Thanks, 


70     The  Lanthorn 


The  Accounting  Club  The  Accounting  Club  arranges  speakers 
and  trips  that  reveal  different  aspects  of  the  accounting  world. 
These  activities  present  opportunities  for  learning  outside  the 
classroom.  Trips  to  accounting  firms  in  Harrisburg  and  New  York 
provide  a  look  at  the  real  world  of  accounting. 

Shari  Zeger,  Timothy  Murray,  Christy  Donkochik,  Gregg  Mills, 
Rob  Ambrosini,  Samuel  Andra,  Joe  Babcock,  Joe  Bradley,  William 
Bucher,  Shannon  Fairley,  Chris  Grayson,  Carol  Haas,  Rebecca 
Harvey,  Denise  Heim,  Kelly  Horan,  Greg  Ligenza,  Cathy  Luben, 
Tom  Roach,  Scott  Seibert,  Lonnie  Snyder,  Melanie  Stoyer,  Shari 
Trembulak,  Scott  Wahlers,  Yvonne  Young,  Christi  Butcher,  Stacy 
Ross 


Acts  29  Acts  29  is  a  group  of  Susquehanna  students  who  share 
their  talents  to  the  three  supporting  Lutheran  Synods  of  the 
University.  The  group,  either  as  individuals  or  in  teams,  ministers 
to  these  churches  through  song,  instrumental  music,  clowning, 
puppetry,  or  preaching. 

Becky  Bramer,  Tanya  Delellis,  Kristen  Hackenberg,  Kim  Hoover, 
Katrina  Molnar,  David  O'Day,  Kristen  Preuss,  Linda  Sodt,  Eliz- 
abeth Stuyvesant,  Larry  Templeton,  Brian  Wood,  Chaplain  Chris- 
topher Thomforde  —  Advisor 


Alpha  Psi  Omega  Alpha  Psi  Omega  is  America's  oldest  national 
honorary  theatre  fraternity.  Chartered  at  Susquehanna  University 
in  1942,  the  Theta  Phi  Cast  celebrated  its  50th  anniversary  May  9, 
1992.  Our  goals  are  to  develop  dramatic  talent  at  Susquehanna 
University,  to  promote  and  provide  fellowship  and  service  among 
those  interested  in  theatre,  and  to  reward  students  who  have 
demonstrated  superior  performance  ability  and  outstanding  effort 
in  support  of  University  theatre  by  electing  them  to  membership. 

Jim  Gilchrist,  Chuck  Reece,  Kelly  Ryman,  Linda  Sodt,  Jim  Hol- 
lenbach,  Lynn  Orem,  Jason  Michael,  Kelly  O'Mara 


Organizations     71 


Arts  Alive!  Arts  Alive!  serves  as  artistic  liaison  between  Sus- 
quehanna University  and  the  surrounding  community  by  inspiring 
and  instilling  an  interest  in  the  fine  and  performing  arts  offered  at 
the  university.  Activities  in  1991-1992  included:  "Art  Parties" 
with  Selinsgrove  children,  weekly  story  readings  at  the  community 
library,  "Arts  Through  the  Ages"  outdoor  community  art  fair, 
classic  movie  nights,  sponsorship  of  student  theatre  project 
"Tomfoolery"  and  promotion  of  campus  arts  events  such  as  Artist 
Series  and  University  Theatre  Productions.  Arts  Alive!  received 
the  "Outstanding  Project"  award  from  SUN  Council  in  February, 
1992. 

Kelly  Ryman,  Dan  Navarro,  Lizz  Gable,  Jennifer  Diccianni, 
Michelle  Neubold,  Allison  Convey,  Ryan  Jones,  Todd  Weitzel, 
Trich  Blanchard,  Christopher  Cox,  Lisa  Dickinson,  Jim  Gilchrist, 
Jennifer  Ives,  Courtney  Kole,  Mary  Lennon,  Jhim  McKinley,  Greg 
Mugione,  Andy  Nixon,  Wendy  Novicenskie,  Lynn  Orem,  Alexa 
Pinder,  Sandy  Robinson,  Karl  Riehl,  Lucy  Smith,  Tim  Webb, 
Kristen  Willix,  Doug  Wilson 


Athletic  Training  Club 


Beta  Beta  Beta  Tri  Beta  functions  as  an  honor  and  professional 
society  for  students  of  the  biological  sciences.  It  provides  for  the 
dissemination  of  the  information  and  new  interpretations  among 
students  of  the  life  sciences. 

Jeannette  Sheaffer,  Jeffrey  Merrell,  David  Seaborn,  Sean  Learish, 
Richard  Black,  Anthony  Balistrere,  Jill  Bashore,  Marie  Burns,  Sean 
Cooper,  Sean  Dakshaw,  John  Denneen,  Mary  Ann  Glassic,  Holly 
Hans,  Scott  Hartman,  Wendy  Hayes,  Shannon  McGinnis,  Jay 
McMeekan,  Jeff  Smith,  and  Rebecca  Valentine 


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The  National  Big  Brothers/Big  Sisters  Project  Our  purpose 
is  to  provide  children  with  appropriate  companionship,  support, 
guidance,  and  understanding  in  regard  to  their  various  social  and 
emotional  needs.  Many  of  the  children  involved  with  the  project 
are  without  adequate  adult  support  and  supervision;  mostly  from 
one-parent  households.  The  members  of  the  National  Big  Broth- 
ers/Big Sisters  Project  provide  direction  and  serve  as  role  models 
through  the  goals  established  by  the  national  organization  to  better 
these  young  people's  lives. 

Stacey  Adnopoz,  Matt  Brose,  Susan  Braun,  Susan  Bryan,  Kristen 
Colello,  George  Day,  Chad  Diviney,  Ayla  Dyer,  Craig  Dyer,  Linda 
Farling,  Russ  Fincher,  Kelly  Freeman,  Jen  Fry,  Allison  Grebe, 
Doug  Herr,  Melissa  Juniper,  Lorraine  Kafka,  Michelle  Leister, 
Pam  Machamer,  Betsy  Neibert,  Elissa  Neuman,  Tara  Payne,  Mike 
Rick,  Gedd  Schweikert,  Becky  Sernett,  Todd  Snyder,  Heather 
Stull,  Larry  Templeton,  Jen  Wicks 


Biology  Club  Biology  Club  is  an  organization  designed  to  allow 
students  to  explore  science,  get  acquainted  with  other  students 
and  faculty  members,  and  have  fun  at  the  same  time.  Activities 
include  camping,  nature  hikes,  and  club  trips  to  scientific  points  of 
interest.  Learning  to  work  with  others  and  enjoying  what  you  do 
are  important  aspects  of  biology  that  this  club  promotes. 

Jeff  Merrell,  Jeannette  Sheaffer,  Rich  Black,  Dave  Seaborn,  Sean 
Learish,  Bill  Logan,  Scott  Hartman,  John  Denneen,  Jill  Bashore, 
Tony  Balistrere,  Corrine  Como,  Sean  Dakshaw,  Russ  Fincher, 
Tom  Murphy,  Holly  Hans,  Karen  Norwood,  Mike  Rehrig,  Genina 
Troutman,  Tres  Wolf 


Black  Student  Union 


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Chapel  Council 


Chemistry  Club  The  Chemistry  Club's  yearly  activities  include 
several  field  trips  to  various  research  facilities,  picnics,  bowling, 
sponsoring  an  ACS  speaker  at  Susquehanna,  and  a  spring  awards 
banquet.  C.C.  provides  an  atmosphere  for  students  and  faculty  to 
share  jokes  and  scientific  information  outside  of  class. 

Bill  Donges,  Marie  Burns,  Michelle  Kreger,  Parti  Ollivier,  Becky 
Valentine,  Tres  Wolf,  Missy  Purcell,  Chris  Graybill,  Jill  Broome, 
Tom  Mertz,  Jill  Lesher,  Doug  Wilson,  Jen  McGonigle,  Megan  Lytle 


C.MJE.N.C.  The  Collegiate  Music  Educators  National  Conference 
gives  students  the  opportunity  to  become  oriented  with  their 
profession  by  providing  programs  on  various  subjects  related  to 
music,  panel  discussions  with  experienced  and  new  teachers,  and 
interstate  communication  with  other  C.M.E.N.C.  chapters.  Mem- 
bers attend  district,  regional,  and  state  conferences  where  they  are 
exposed  to  music  workshops  and  can  talk  to  employed  teachers 
involved  with  M.E.N.C.  (Music  Educators  National  Conference). 

Greg  Williams,  Andrew  Krpata,  Melinda  McClure,  Kathy  Albert, 
Mark  Boyle,  Matt  Brose,  Karen  Cottrell,  George  Cullinan,  Lisa 
Dickinson,  Mark  Dishong,  Todd  Donovan,  Craig  Dyer,  Russell 
Edinger,  James  Hollenbach,  Kim  Hoover,  Colleen  Horton,  Pirjo 
Mace,  Jane  Messinger,  Alyson  Moore,  Gregory  Mugione,  Dan 
Navarro,  Cori  Riley,  Deb  Schaadt,  Jennie  Smith,  Krista  Steinhart, 
Elizabeth  Stuyvesant,  Jen  Talbot,  Tim  Webb,  Kristen  Willix 


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Computer  Consultants 


CROSS.  Christians  Reaching  Out  to  Susquehanna  Students  is  a 
volunteer  project  dedicated  to  providing  non-alcoholic  social  ac- 
tivities on-campus  and  to  filling  in  the  gap  that  other  projects  do 
not  cover.  C.R.O.S  S  activities  include  study  breaks,  movie  nights, 
sitting  with  Selinsgrove  Center  residents  at  Chapel  Services,  and 
joint  sponsored  activities  with  other  campus  organizations. 

Michele  Cooper,  Judy  Davenport,  Amy  Dempsey,  Doug 
DeStephano,  Scott  Hartman,  Sarah  Lauer,  David  O'Day,  Jennifer 
Talbot,  Viki  Wolford 


The  Crusader  The  Crusader  is  Susquehanna's  student  run  news- 
paper. The  paper's  goal  is  to  inform,  educate,  and  entertain  the 
university  community. 

Erin  Stitcher,  Andrew  McRoberts,  Emily  Boylan,  Karli  Grant, 
Monica  Hoyer,  Lisa  Bobb,  Tammy  Frailey,  Danielle  Delia  Pella, 
Linda  Farling,  Karen  Haag,  Jennifer  Shaub,  Marj  Gates,  Bill 
Wallace,  Scott  Moomaw,  Rebecca  Goodspeed,  Mike  Ettlemeyer, 
Dan  Murdock,  Jim  Gilchrist,  Mike  Raziano,  Heather  Rhodes, 
Denise  Ernst,  Jen  Brown,  John  Coviello,  Ted  Bongiovanni,  Missy 
Yelland,  Julia  Hollander,  Amy  Fisher,  Liz  Micodemus,  Kerrie 
Novobilski,  Jen  Wicks,  Brian  Celiberti,  Vicki  Martz,  Katy  Apple, 
Todd  Snyder,  Gloria  Pugliese,  Matt  Titley,  Alden  Thomas 


Organizations     75 


English  Club  The  English  Club  aims  to  foster  in  all  of  us  a  greater 
awareness  and  appreciation  of  the  influence  and  importance  lit- 
erature and  language  have  in  our  lives.  Students  and  faculty  from 
all  academic  disciplines  who  have  a  sincere  interest  in  the  club's 
objective  are  welcomed  and  encouraged  to  participate  in  the 
English  Club.  Activities  throughout  the  year  include  theme  parties, 
trips  to  see  plays,  film  nights,  forums,  and  the  annual  Spring  picnic. 

Crystal  Shiko,  Ed  Bardzik,  Carolyn  Bohansky,  Stephen  Buck,  Judy 
Davenport,  Greta  Hannum,  Courtney  Steele,  Carolyn  Waer 


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International  Club 


The  International  House  The  International  House  is  the  place 
where  the  International  Club  holds  meetings  and  hosts  most 
events.  The  house  can  occupy  up  to  nine  students  and  usually  two 
American  students  live  in  the  house  to  interact  with  the  In- 
ternational students.  The  students  residing  in  the  house  this  year 
are  from  Namibia  (Africa),  Burma  (Asia),  and  Germany. 

Ahr  Yu  Ariyakuntee,  Julien  Htin  Zaw  Moe,  Juno  Nashandi,  Tam- 
mara  Williams,  Zaw  Win,  Mechthild  Ruf 


InterVarsity  Christian  Fellowship  InterVarsity  is  a  warm,  fun- 
loving  group  of  students  with  a  real  and  vital  mission.  We  are 
interested  in  growing  in  a  relationship  with  Jesus  Christ  through 
Bible  Studies  and  fellowship  events.  We  believe  in  sharing  the 
Good  News  with  others  and  are  presently  leading  Discovery 
Groups  in  some  residence  halls.  We  also  provide  opportunities  for 
students  to  attend  intercollegiate  conferences  and  camps. 

Michele  Cooper,  Amy  Dempsey,  Tanya  Delellis,  Peter  DeMets, 
Michelle  Durham,  Mark  Elicker,  Gizelle  Faust,  Ann  Grieco,  Jenna 
Gross,  Scott  Hartman,  Jen  Hutchings,  Kristen  Hackenberg,  Anne 
Kern,  Heidi  Kneller,  Stephanie  Lunt,  Katrina  Molnar,  Alyson 
Moore,  Dave  O'Day,  Heather  Ranck,  Megan  Salmi,  Melissa 
Stackhouse,  Elizabeth  Stuyvesant,  Heather  Styers,  Jen  Talbot, 
Brian  Wood 


Organizations     77 


Kappa  Mu  Epsilon  Kappa  Mu  Epsilon  is  a  national  honorary 
mathematics  fraternity.  Its  purposes  are  to  give  recognition  to  all 
undergraduate  students  who  have  achieved  honors  standing  in 
mathematics,  to  stimulate  interest  in  all  branches  of  mathematics, 
and  to  familiarize  members  with  the  advances  and  the  oppor- 
tunities in  mathematics. 

Suzanne  Strusz,  Karen  Bartashunas,  Richard  Keller,  Soren  Huba, 
Audrey  Bowman,  Joseph  Bradley,  Sean  Cooper,  Robert  Donlan, 
Natalie  Fadrowski,  Kari  Goral,  Prem  Janardhan,  Patricia  Ollivier, 
Christine  Trout,  Melanie  Williams,  Corinne  Wozniak,  Eric 
Zizelmann 


Marketing  Club  The  Marketing  Club  is  an  organization  of  stu- 
dents which  develops  sound  thinking  in  marketing  theory  and 
promotes  general  business  concepts.  Through  seminars,  lectures, 
and  trips,  club  members  are  exposed  to  different  perspectives  of 
careers  in  marketing  which  are  not  touched  on  in  the  classroom. 


Men  Against  Rape  Men  Against  Rape's  purpose  is  to  create  an 
active  understanding  of  rape.  Our  focus  is  to  work  with  men  and 
challenge  them  to  reexamine  their  attitudes  toward  rape  and 
sexual  assault.  We  want  this  understanding  to  foster  healthy 
interaction  between  men  and  women  without  the  threat  of  violence 
or  fear. 


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N.O.W.  Susquehanna's  chapter  of  the  National  Organization  for 
Women  aims  to  take  action  to  bring  women  into  full  participation  in 
the  mainstream  of  American  society  now  through  a  truly  equal 
partnership  with  men.  Susquehanna  NOW.  works  to  raise  aware- 
ness of  women's  issues  on-campus  by  maintaining  good  relations 
with  the  public  safety  staff,  holding  small  group  discussions  on 
women's  issues,  sponsoring  video  series  on  women's  issues,  spon- 
soring programs  in  residential  halls,  providing  transportation  to 
marches  or  other  programs  in  the  area,  and  completing  training 
programs  with  Susquehanna  Valley  Women  in  Transition 
(S.V.W.I.T.)  on  domestic  violence,  rape,  and  sexual  assault. 

Melissa  Juniper,  Jen  McGonigle,  Greta  Hannum,  Kathleen  Beck, 
Courtney  Steele,  Carolyn  Bohensky,  Katy  Apple,  Lynn  Orem, 
Katherine  Meola,  Matt  Hall,  Renea  Gummo,  Lara  Darrow,  Mike 
Schwarz 


Operations  Management  Club  Operations  Management  Club 
meets  with  respected  business  people  and  visits  local  businesses  to 
observe  production  and  operations  management  techniques.  The 
club  provides  students  with  a  better  understanding  and  familiarity 
with  the  operations  management  field.  Membership  is  open  to  all 
students  in  business  majors  or  minors. 

Lorraine  Kafka,  Bob  McLaughlin,  Karen  Skopal,  Kathy  Kovatch, 
Dave  Ackerman,  Todd  Latyak,  Charlotte  Jensen,  Chris  Miller, 
Lana  Schrecengast,  Matthew  Simmers,  Christine  Trout,  Mandy 
McCaughey 


Penn  Lutheran  Village  Project 


Organizations     79 


Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia  Phi  Mu  Alpha  is  a  professional  men's 
fraternity  with  a  strong  commitment  to  music.  It  is  comprised  of 
men  from  all  majors  who  wish  to  further  the  causes  of  music  in 
America.  Sinfonia  is  the  largest  professional  music  fraternity  in  the 
nation  with  approximately  200  active  chapters.  The  Lambda  Beta 
chapter  here  at  Susquehanna  Unviersity  uses  its  house  at  605 
University  Avenue  as  a  center  for  its  operations. 

Todd  Donovan,  Peter  Vanderburgh,  Richard  Reaman,  Peter 
deMets,  Marc  Lubbers,  Greg  Williams,  Daniel  Navarro,  Jason 
Michael,  Douglas  Boedeker,  Christopher  Cox,  Douglas  DeStepha- 
no,  Mark  Dishong,  James  Gilchrist,  James  Hollenbach,  Robert 
Knupp,  William  Rice,  Brian  Wood,  Matthew  Brose,  Douglas  Smith, 
Steven  Southworth,  Jeff  Hoffman,  John  Marani 


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Society  of  Physics  Students  and  Astronomy  Club  The  So- 
ciety of  Physics  Students  aims  to  promote  the  understanding  of  the 
physical  world  both  among  its  members  and  throughout  the  Sus- 
quehanna community  by  sponsoring  guest  lecturers  and  field  trips 
to  research  laboratories. 

The  Astronomy  Club  promotes  knowledge  and  appreciation  for 
astronomy  both  among  its  members  and  throughout  the  campus 
community  utilizing  scientific  inquiry,  field  trips,  and  guest  speak- 
ers. 

Fred  Grosse,  Richard  Kozlowski,  Chris  Nickerson,  Rob  Morris, 
Brian  Zaiser,  Chad  Wilcox,  Melanie  Williams,  Corinne  Wozniak, 
Soren  Huba,  Todd  Heavener,  Eric  Zizelmann,  Clem  Skorupka, 
Prem  Janardhan 


Pi  Sigma  Alpha  Pi  Sigma  Alpha  is  the  national  political  honor 
society.  This  group  honors  students  for  outstanding  work  in  po- 
litical science.  The  society  fills  an  important  need  in  the  ad- 
vancement and  diffusion  of  knowledge  and  interest  in  political 
science  among  students  in  collegiate  institutions. 

Allison  Beltz,  Theodore  Bongiovanni,  James  Goehrig,  Renea  Gum- 
mo,  Kenneth  Kleppinger,  Thomas  Miller,  Malachy  Rice,  Michael 
Robinson,  Laura  Viozzi,  Carol  Bradford,  Eric  Diggan,  Eric  Fabrizio, 
Lisa  Souders 


80     Organizations 


Pre-Health  Professional  Club  The  purpose  of  the  PHP.  is  to 
introduce  and  inform  students  to  the  career  opportunities  in 
various  medical  fields  as  well  as  guide  and  advise  students  in  the 
proper  steps  needed  to  reach  their  pre-professional  health  goals. 
The  PHP.  will  enhance  these  aspects  through  guest  speakers  and 
special  educational  field  trips.  These  events  will  be  geared  to 
benefit  all  members  of  the  club.  The  PHP.  is  open  to  any  student 
showing  an  interest  in  a  pre-health  professional  career. 

Sean  Dakshaw,  Tony  Balistrere,  Tom  DeFinnis,  Wendy  Hayes, 
Sean  Cooper,  Jason  Hackett,  Steve  Ely,  Brian  Porch,  Anne  Kern, 
Scott  Hartman,  Amy  Winter,  Kristen  Halm,  Sue  Rendle,  Chris 
Dietz,  Jason  Fox,  Badri  Ramaswami 


P.R.S.S.A.  The  Paul  Dannelley  Chapter  of  the  Public  Relations 
Student  Society  of  America  is  an  organization,  35  members  strong, 
which  was  created  in  January  1992.  The  P.R.S.S.A.  is  committed 
to  providing  students  with  a  strong  public  relations  background  and 
future  career  opportunities  for  its  members.  Some  activities  in- 
clude: guest  speakers,  trips,  Shadow  Day,  banquets,  and  fun- 
draising. 

John  Shave,  Sean  Oakes,  Cheryl  Wilson,  Kathleen  Masterson, 
Karen  Warner,  Katy  Apple,  Margie  Bentz,  Amy  Beyea,  Ellen 
Blank,  Lisa  Bobb,  Bart  Ecker,  Mike  Ettlemyer,  Annikka  Hasseler, 
Anne  Heisy,  Bill  Hesnan,  Julia  Hollander,  Krissi  Kiehn,  Tom  King, 
Courtney  Kole,  Kim  Lanni,  Michele  Lekas,  Vicki  Martz,  Dave 
Moretz,  Jen  Norkus,  Andrea  Prato,  Susy  Quakenbush,  Nikki 
Sheetz,  Ashley  Sheridan,  Todd  Snyder,  Bill  Wallace,  Ang  Walter, 
Jennifer  Watkins,  Alison  Winter,  Dan  Burns,  Carol  Manning 


Psi  Chi  Psi  Chi  is  a  national  honor  society  for  psychology  and  was 
founded  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging,  stimulating,  and  main- 
taining scholarship  in  psychology.  Membership  requirements  in- 
clude a  minimum  GPA  of  3.0  in  at  least  three  psychology  courses 
beyond  the  introductory  level  and  to  be  ranked  in  the  upper  35% 
of  the  class. 

Suzi  Bianco,  Deann  Blackenship,  Heather  Boyd,  Becky  Bramer, 
Jen  DeVan,  Lori  Goodwin,  Jen  Kodak,  Georgia  Levanowitz,  Pam 
Machamer,  Katharine  Morris,  Erin  Stitcher 


Organizations     81 


Psychology  Club  Psychology  Club  is  an  organization  of  students 
interested  in  the  field  of  psychology.  Activities  include  graduate 
school  preparation  forums,  community  volunteer  work,  and  social 
interaction.  Psychology  Club  allows  students  to  gather  and  discuss 
current  issues  and  concerns  within  the  field. 


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Selinsgrove  Center  Project  The  Selinsgrove  Center  Project 
consists  of  women  dedicated  to  establishing  caring  relationships 
with  individuals  from  the  Selinsgrove  Center.  The  members  or- 
ganize special  activities  for  the  individuals  such  as  trips  to  the  mall, 
sporting  events,  the  Christmas  and  Easter  candlelight  services,  and 
the  Bloomsburg  Fair.  The  group  also  participates  in  the  Peace 
Festival  and  sponsors  holiday  parties  for  the  individuals. 

Andrea  Aita,  Lisa  Bobb,  Audry  Bowman,  Emily  Boylan,  Deanne 
Cochran,  Wendy  Hayes,  Misti  Johnson,  Michelle  Kreger,  Vicki 
Martz,  Jen  McNamara,  Kristen  Preuss,  Amy  Skinner 


82     Organizations 


Senior  Friends  Senior  Friends  is  a  group  of  women  who  visit  the 
elderly  at  the  Senior  Center  in  downtown  Selinsgrove.  While  there, 
the  group  participates  with  crafts,  helps  with  meals,  or  simply  talks 
with  the  Seniors.  For  every  holiday,  a  special  program  is  per- 
formed which  includes  such  activities  as  providing  cookies  and 
decorations  for  Halloween,  desserts  and  carols  for  Christmas,  and 
baskets  of  dyed  eggs  for  Easter.  Senior  Friends  received 
"Outstanding  Project"  Award  two  years  in  a  row  for  its  excellent 
work. 

Wendy  Strasser,  Laura  Meier,  Maribeth  Mournighan,  Melissa 
Karlberg,  Jennifer  Moore,  Eileen  Thomas,  Annikka  Hasseler,  Kris- 
tine  Mutchler,  Megan  Madonna,  Heather  Ranck,  Tammy  Mull 


Sigma  Alpha  Iota  Sigma  Alpha  Iota  is  an  International  Music 
Fraternity  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  professional  fraternity  whose  membership  is 
open  to  those  interested  in  music. 

Kelly  O'Mara,  Heather  Maher,  Stacy  Koppenhaver,  Melissa 
Karlberg,  Suzanne  Strusz,  Noel  King,  Jen  Ives,  Maribeth 
Mournighan,  Karen  Cottrell,  Becky  Bramer,  Darrah  Swezey,  Glo- 
ria Pugliese,  Viktoria  Wolford,  Eileen  Thomas,  Kathy  Pioli,  Linda 
Shultz,  Kristen  Evans,  Tammy  Frailey,  Linda  Sodt,  Helen  Ranck, 
Corrina  Riley,  Kathleen  Albert,  Wendy  Novicenskie,  Judith  Dav- 
enport, Kelly  Freeman,  Michelle  Neubold,  Kimberly  Hoover,  Mag- 
gie Arbogast,  Jennifer  Talbot,  Melinda  McClure,  Deborah 
Schaadt,  Colleen  Horton,  Sandy  Robinson,  Lara  Darrow,  Jane 
Messinger,  Heidi  Kneller,  Gail  Goshert,  Jennifer  Hutchings,  Krista 
Steinhart,  Kristen  Hackenberg,  Michele  Cooper,  Maureen  Moore, 
Michelle  Leister,  Pam  Machamer,  Megan  Madonna 


Sociology  Club 


Organizations     83 


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Student  Association  for  Cultural  Awareness  SAC. A.  is  an 
organization  which  advocates  multi-cultural  awareness  for  the 
benefit  of  all  members  of  the  community.  It  is  important  for  our 
students  to  gain  a  deeper  sense  of  different  cultures.  S.A.C.A.  also 
serves  as  a  multi-cultural  support  group  where  minorities  and  other 
concerned  students  may  share,  cultivate,  promote,  and  preserve 
their  culture  at  Susquehanna. 

Renea  Gummo,  Jennifer  Mezynski,  Jenna  Gross,  Kathleen  Beck, 
Lino  Cortina,  Sharon  Grimm,  Matt  Hall,  Jennifer  Hutchings,  Ty- 
rone Milburn,  Priscilla  Niigambo,  David  Perry,  Helen  Ranck,  Holly 
Whitesel,  Andy  Wilkinson 


S.D.A.C.  The  Sexual  Diversity  Awareness  Coalition  recognizes 
the  difficulty  of  being  homosexual  and  bisexual  at  Susquehanna 
University.  S.D.A.C.  desires  to  work  to  create  an  environment 
where  homosexual  and  bisexual  students,  as  well  as  other  stu- 
dents, can  realize  and  celebrate  their  uniqueness. 


S.E.A.C. 


Organizations     85 


S.WA.T.  Susquehanna  Wellness  Advocacy  Team  is  a  health- 
oriented  project.  Its  main  goal  is  twofold:  to  promote  "wellness" 
(i.e.,  positive  lifestyle  choices  which  encompass  mind,  body,  and 
spirit)  to  the  Susquehanna  University  community  and  to  strive  to 
bring  the  idea  of  wellness  into  the  surrounding  community. 
S.W.A.T.  sponsors  various  events  on  campus  including  their  An- 
nual Health  Fair,  the  Great  American  Smokeout,  Organ  Donor 
Day,  and  their  most  popular  event,  "Love  Carefully  Month"  in 
coordination  with  the  University  Health  Center. 

Sherry  Melewsky,  Lisa  Souders,  Annette  Bartlau,  Eileen  Ries, 
Carol  Haas,  Barb  Vonderhey,  Brandy  Melewsky,  Sean  Cooper, 
Lurlene  Harrison,  Jeannine  Jaworski,  Nicole  Hachey 


86     Organizations 


S.U.R.E.  Group  The  S.U.R.E.  (Susquehanna  University  Recruit- 
ers) Group  was  formed  this  year  to  assist  the  Admissions  Office 
with  a  variety  of  projects  including  open  houses,  phonathons, 
Return-To-My-Schoo!  visits  and  the  Host/Hostess  Program.  Mem- 
bers of  the  group  were  nominated  by  faculty  and  staff  who  valued 
them  as  esteemed  members  of  the  Susquehanna  community.  As 
the  university  strives  to  continue  to  attract  talented  and  diverse 
students,  an  organization  that  reaches  out  to  prospective  students 
can  be  most  significant.  S.U.R.E.  has  had  a  fine  inaugural  cam- 
paign and  will  only  grow  in  the  years  ahead. 

Paula  Blair,  Jen  Camara,  Corrine  Como,  Sean  Dakshaw,  Jen 
Diccianni,  Debbie  Donzeiser,  Jessica  Fisher,  Kelly  Freeman,  Jim 
Gilchrist,  Karin  Griffith,  Kim  Johnson,  Sarah  Kornhaber,  Kathy 
Kovatch,  Tom  Lull,  Heather  Maher,  Kristie  Maravalli,  Janet 
Meyers,  Tyrone  Milburn,  Jenn  Moore,  Becky  Page,  Marisa  Pal- 
ladino,  Chris  Pardo,  Diane  Paul,  Mike  Rick,  Lisa  Robinson,  Jill 
Sameth,  Betty  Schneider,  Julie  Stewart,  Eileen  Thomas,  Laura 
Viozzi,  Yvonne  Young,  Sherry  Young 


Study  Buddy  Project  This  project  is  a  structured  tutorial  pro- 
gram with  students  from  the  Selinsgrove  Area  Middle  School.  By 
presenting  a  positive  role  model,  enhancing  study  skills  and  ac- 
ademic performance,  the  S.U.  Study  Buddies  hope  to  promote 
self-esteem  in  the  Middle  School  students. 

Marcie  Goetaski,  Melanie  Williams,  Maggie  Arbogast,  Laurie  Bel- 
lows, Reagan  Bitler,  Meghan  Carty,  Terry  Chesmar,  Jen  Dunlop, 
Keith  Edmonds,  Denise  Ernst,  Sharon  Foight,  Liz  Gable,  Renea 
Gummo,  Latrice  Jackson,  Emily  Joiner,  Dan  Jopp,  Lori  Karahuta, 
Kyle  Kelly,  Dave  Kopitsky,  Pam  Machamer,  Tom  Mertz,  Susan 
McCullough,  Jen  Moore,  Katharine  Morris,  Suzy  Morris,  Wendy 
Novicenskie,  Walter  Pickett,  Malachy  Rice,  Kelly  Ryman,  Christine 
Sauder,  Christopher  Serson,  Linda  Shultz,  Shari  Trembulak, 
Genina  Troutman,  Sue  Wadsworth,  Denise  Wehr,  Corinne 
Wozniak,  Sherry  Young 


Senior  Class  Officers 

Daryl  Gallagher,  Gretchen  Magnuson 


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Student  Life     89 


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Susquehanna's  outstanding  student-faculty  ratio 
of  14:1  is  evidence  of  its  goal  for  quality  teaching.  In 
addition  to  having  impressive  degrees  and  prep- 
aration for  teaching,  faculty  members  also  display 
genuine  interest  in  students'  needs  and  abilities,  and 
encourage  relationships  of  compassion,  integrity, 
and  respect  among  students.  Professors  make  them- 
selves available  to  students  outside  of  class  and 
devote  time  to  helping  each  individual  student. 

In  addition,  Susquehanna's  Student  Life  staff  pro- 
vides assistance  to  students  in  non-academic  areas. 
From  providing  counseling  services  to  scheduling 
activities  for  the  student  body,  the  S.U.  staff  works 
with  the  students  to  make  each  year  successful  and 
enjoyable. 


Faculty  &  Staff     91 


Dr.  Joel  Cunningham 
President  of  Susquehanna  University 


Sara  Kirkland 
Vice  President  for  University  Relations 


Dr.  Jeanne  Neff 
Vice  President  for  Academic  Affairs 


92     Faculty  &  Staff 


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Dr.  Carl  Bellas 
Dean,  Sigmund  Weis  School  of  Business 


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


Dr.  Donald  Housley 
Dean,  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences 


Dorothy  Anderson 
Dean  of  Students 


Pamela  White 
Dean  of  Academic  Services 


Faculty  &  Staff     93 


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Computing  Services 

Neal  Van  Eck,  Andree  Growney,  Stephen  Herrold, 
Susan  Moyer,  Linda  Richards,  Alfred  Snyder,  Eu- 
gene Wynn 


Counseling  Services 

Ken  Kopf,   Fritz  Kreisler,   Louisa  Weber,   Annette 
Swank 


Development 

Ronald  Cohen,  Diane  Church,  Betty  Clark,  Jo  Ann 
Girton,  Gwendylyn  Houser,  Christine  Jaegers,  Karen 
Pick,  Marilyn  Sierer,  Linda  Skinner,  Marilyn  Wirt, 
Sandra  Wolf,  Marsha  Young 


98     Faculty  &  Staff 


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Economics  Department 

Warren   Fisher,   Olugbenga   Onafowora,   Antonin 
Rusek,  Ali  Zadeh 


Education  Department 

Donald  Baumgartner,  Bonna  Cafiso,  George  Cravitz, 
Peggy  Holdren,  Charles  Igoe,  Warren  Lentz,  Barbara 
Lewis,  Rebekah  Mitchell,  Kathy  Schanbacher,  Bon- 
nie Troxell,  Donald  Wilhour 


English  Department 

Barbara  Feldmann,  Renee  Sosland,  Susan  Bowers, 
Frank  Hoffman,  Gary  Fincke,  Hans  Feldmann,  Susan 
Albertine,  Karen  Mura,  Paul  Klingensmith,  Dan 
Wheaton,  Linda  Klingensmith,  Ron  Dotterer,  Jim 
Lee,  Jeanne  Neff 


Faculty  &  Staff     99 


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Modern  Languages  Department 

Maria  de  la  Luz  Arroyo,  Marcia  Diamond,  Takuya 
Hane,  Susan  Johnson,  Jack  Kolbert,  Leona  Martin, 
Hannes  Martschin,  Robert  Mowry,  Sheryl  Postman, 
Christophe  Zaremba 


Philosophy  &  Religion  Department 

Boyd  Gibson,  Murray  Hunt,  David  Silverman,  Chris- 
topher Thomforde,  David  Wiley,  David  Wisdo,  Rob- 
ert Van  Voorst 


Physics  Department 

Fred  Grosse,  Richard  Kozlowski,  Clement  Skorupka 


Faculty  &  Staff     103 


Public  Relations 

Betsy  Koons,  Michael  Ferlazzo,  Gwenn  Wells,  Donna 
Ross,  Karen  Kauffman 


104     Faculty  &  Staff 


Faculty  &  Staff     105 


Tutorial  Services 

Gary  Fincke,  Barbara  Feldmann,  Carolyn  Fischer, 
Hampton  Huff,  Katherine  Temple,  Renee  Sosland, 
Dorothy  Longaker,  Ed  Bardzik,  Chris  Denardo, 
Genina  Troutman,  Viktoria  Wolford,  Audrey  Bow- 
man, Natalie  Fadrowski,  Kari  Goral,  Debra  Krall, 
Patricia  Ollivier,  Badri  Ramaswami,  Christine 
Hunermund,  Lynn  Orem,  Linda  Shultz,  Amy  Fisher, 
Robin  Scott,  Jennifer  Wicks,  Meg  Wolf,  Suzanne 
Strusz,  Rebecca  Valentine,  Evan  Boyd,  Libbie 
Colburn,  Charlotte  Jensen,  Amanda  LaBrecque, 
Thomas  Murphy,  Marni  Pietrowicz,  Gloria  Pugliese, 
Melanie  Williams 


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Sara  Kirkland,  Judy  Newcomer 


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Faculty  &  Staff     107 


108     Candids 


Underclassmen     109 


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During  the  first  few  years  at  Susquehanna,  stu- 
dents enter  a  whole  new  world  —  a  world  of  new 
experiences  and  new  friendships.  The  social  life  of 
sororities  and  fraternities  as  well  as  the  numerous 
clubs,  sports,  and  organizations  give  students  the 
opportunity  to  be  involved  in  the  Susquehanna  com- 
munity. It  is  during  these  years  that  students  learn 
valuable  lessons  in  life.  These  are  the  years  to  hold 
on  to  because  graduation  will  be  here  before  you 
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Underclassmen     111 


John  Crane 

Cassandra  Crawford 

Judith  Davenport 

Shannon  Fairley 

Robert  Ferris 

Russel  Fincher 


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Jessica  Fisher 

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Marcie  Goetaski 

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Carol  Haas 

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Holly  Hans 

Lorlene  Harrison 

Kathryn  Haughey 

Heather  Heath 

Bill  Hesnan 

Kelly  Horan 


112     Juniors 


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Dan  Jopp 
Tracey  Kearney 
Kathy  Kovatch 
Tom  Lander 
Lisa  La  Sala 
Ronomqrenko  Lee 


Chris  Lent 
Mandy  McCaughey 
Susan  McCulloch 
Shannon  McGinnis 
Jennifer  McNamara 
Tracy  Mattingly 


Scott  Moomaw 
Alyson  Moore 
Dan  Murdock 
Tim  Murray 
Juno  Nashandi 
Chris  Naspo 


Amy  Nolan 
Scott  Novak 
Wendy  Novicenskie 
Kim  Oaks 
Sean  Oakes 
Lisa  Robinson 


Stacy  Ross 
Kim  Schaller 
Julianne  Schweitzer 
Christopher  Serson 
Megan  Shannon 
John  Shave 


Nikki  Sheetz 
Amy  Skinner 
Karen  Skopal 
Matthew  Smith 
Erin  Stitcher 
Elizabeth  Stuyvesant 


Jodilyn  Tofts 
Shari  Trembulak 
Christine  Trout 
Sue  Volansky 
Barbara  Vonderhey 
Kevin  Weinhoffer 


Underclassmen     113 


Robert  Whyne 

Melanie  Williams 

Tammara  Williams 

Corinne  Wozniak 

Shari  Zeger 


114     Juniors 


Underclassmen     115 


SOPHOMORES 


Michele  Cooper 

Drew  Cosgrove 

Jessica  Courtman 

Kate  DeBen 

Danielle  Del  Duca 

Karen  Edsell 


Nanette  Fandino 

Erin  Fitzsimmons 

Ray  Foerster 

Jennifer  Fry 

Wendy  Garrison 

Rebecca  Glassman 


116     Sophomores 


Jennifer  Goodwin 
Ellen  Gotwals 
Allison  Grebe 
Denise  Helm 
Kelly  Herncane 
Robert  Herzog 


Michael  Horvath 
Andrea  Hughey 
Joy  Ingram 
Lori  Karahuta 
Maria  Kostishak 
Debra  Krall 


Michelle  Leister 
Stephanie  Lunt 
Pamela  Machamer 
Megan  Madonna 
Julie  Maeyer 
Gregory  Malczon 


Holly  Maxwell 
Kim  McDonough 
Debora  Montgomery 
Susan  Neihart 
Michelle  Neubold 
Priscilla  Niigambo 


Cassandra  Noll 
Patricia  Noonan 
Joy  Ondo 
Jeffrey  Paige 
Heidi  Peterson 
Karrin  Phillips 


Walter  Pickett 
Brian  Porch 
Badri  Ramaswami 
Susan  Rendle 
Michael  Rick 
Deborah  Schaadt 


Allison  Serrill 
Jeff  Shields 
Douglas  Smith 
Jennifer  Snook 
Deborah  Sohn 
Cheryl  Spotts 


Underclassmen     117 


Kerri  Spurr 

Jennifer  Talbot 

Cristie  Van  Orden 

Angela  Walter 

Katherine  Willman 

Brian  Wood 


118     Sophomores 


FRESHMEN 


Brett  Carrey 
Amy  Cashman 
Kristin  Colello 
Carolyn  Croney-Gabriel 
Heidi  Davenport 
Tanya  Delellis 


Brian  Derrer 
Chad  Diviney 
Gable  Dixon 
Kimberly  Dunkle 
Russel  Edinger 
Mark  Elicker 


Freshmen     119 


Mike  Fetterolf 

Charlene  Fravel 

Cathe  Fritz 

Keri  Fullmer 

Cyndie  Gannon 

Mike  Gerhart 


Christa  Gimbi 

Brett  Gorney 

Jeffrey  Gribben 

Jenna  Gross 

Kristen  Hackenberg 

Greta  Hannum 


Jason  Harchuck 

Anne  Heisey 

Doug  Herr 

C.  Todd  Hevener 

Lisa  Howarth 

Jennifer  Hutchings 


Hetty  Irmer 
Abed  Iyambo 
James  Kahle 

Angie  Kantz 

Kristen  Kelly 

Anne  Kern 


Chris  Kern 

Todd  Kiebort 

John  Kilkeary 

Jeanine  Kloda 

Heidi  Kneller 

Michelle  LeFevre 


Jill  Lesher 

Pete  McGillan 

Jennifer  McGonigle 

Tim  Matheson 

Brandi  Melewsky 

Laura  Michielli 


Tyrone  Milburn 

Tracy  Miller 

Greg  Mugione 

Betsy  Neibert 

Thomas  Nester 

Rosa  Pena 


120     Freshmen 


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David  Perry 
Kristen  Preuss 
Jennifer  Raker 
Amy  Rickmers 
Michael  Ringled 
Christine  Sauder 


Michael  Schwarz 
Kyle  Seigel 
Rebecca  Sernett 
Joe  Shala 
Sally  Shaw 
Jeff  Smith 


John  Snyder 
Kim  Snyder 
Tracey  Solomon 
Kristie  Spangenburg 
Julie  Stansfield 
Jean  Thompson 


Rachael  Tilden 
Jennifer  Timothy 
Salvatore  Tuzzeo 
Lisa  Ulbrandt 
Jim  Wagner 
Andrew  Wiener 


Underclassmen     121 


122     Candids 


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Underclassmen     123 


Seniors 


From  Freshmen  Orientation  to  rehearsal  for  the 
Graduation  March,  Seniors  have  many  great  mem- 
ories of  their  years  at  S.U..  The  time  has  come  to 
write  resumes  and  travel  for  job  interviews  or  study 
for  GREs,  preparing  for  life  after  Susquehanna.  Life- 
long friendships  have  been  made  during  the  past 
four  years,  and  now  it's  time  to  hang  out  at  Bott's  or 
BJ's,  laughing  about  the  things  you  can't  believe 
you've  done.  Hard  work  and  determination  have 
paid  off.  .  .Congratulations  and  Good  Luck! 


Seniors     125 


David  C.  Ackerman 

Business  Administration 


Sara  Elizabeth  Ahnert 

Business,  Marketing:  Marketing  Club, 
Human  Resource  Management  Club, 
Sigma  Kappa,  Orientation  Team 


Todd  S.  Aither 

Sociology:  Lacrosse,  Sociology  Club, 
Human  Resource  Management  Club, 
S.C.U.B.A.  Club,  University  Public  Re- 
lations Officer,  Sports  Information  Di- 
rector's Assistant 


Michael  Andrew  Albert 

Operations  Management:  Theta  Chi, 
Operations  Management  Club,  Spud  In- 
tramurals 


Glenn  K.  Anderson 

Business  Administration;  Human  Re- 
source Management:  Marketing  Club, 
Human  Resource  Management  Club,  Phi 
Mu  Delta,  Baseball,  Intramurals 


Salinda  Anne  Arthur 

Speech  Communications;  Mass  Commu- 
nications: John  App  Honor  Society,  As- 
sociation for  Women  Students,  Joyce 
Gilbert  Memorial  Award,  University 
Scholar,  91-92  Rhodes  Scholar  nominee 


Richard  D.  Aussicker 

Sociology:  International  Club 
(President),  Varsity  Cross  Country,  Ja- 
pan Club,  Sociology  Club 


Wendy  Balkum 

Business:  Alpha  Delta  Pi  (Scholarship 
Chairman),  Marketing  Club,  S.G.A., 
SAG.,  Business  Weis  Fellow,  Order  of 
Omega,  Delta  Mu  Delta,  Who's  Who 
Among  American  College  Students 


Karen  Bartashunas 

Macro-Economics:  Sigma  Kappa 
(Fundraising  Chairman),  Kappa  Mu  Ep- 
silon  (VP),  Orientation  Team,  Study 
Abroad  (Denmark) 


Annette  Bartlau 

International  Studies  and  German 


Jill  Christine  Bashore 

Biology:  Kappa  Delta,  Crew,  French 
Club,  Presidential  Fellow,  Beta  Beta 
Beta,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Phi  Sigma 
Iota 


Ellen  F.  Beckwith 

Business  Administration,  Marketing:  Al- 
pha Delta  Pi  (Membership  Chairman), 
Marketing  Club,  American  Marketing 
Association,  Panhellenic  Council 


126     Seniors 


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Allison  Jean  Beltz 

Political  Science:  Sigma  Kappa 
(Activities  Chairman),  Crew,  Study 
Abroad  (France),  Phi  Sigma  Iota 


Margaret  Bentz 

Communications:  Varsity  Track,  Univer- 
sity Choir,  Resident  Assistant,  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  P.R.S.S.A.,  Ski  Club 


Michelle  Ann  Bernardo 

English;  Legal  Studies:  Orientation 
Team,  Student  Advisor,  Lanthorn.  Eng- 
lish Club,  S.E.A.C. 


Suzanne  Bianco 

Psychology:  Kappa  Delta  (VP  Member- 
ship), John  App  Honor  Society,  Psi  Chi, 
Varsity  Lacrosse  (Co-Captain) 


Patrick  James  Birmingham 

Public  Relations:  Varsity  Football, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Public  Relations 
Club,  Ski  Club,  Investment  Club,  In- 
tramurals,  WQSU-Sportscaster  and 
Newscaster,  Conditioning  Club,  Dean's 
List 


Reagan  E.  Bitler 

Elementary  Education:  Men's  Volleyball 
Club  (Founder,  President),  Order  of 
Omega,  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Horace  Mann 
Honor  Society,  Study  Buddies,  Women's 
Softball/  Volleyball  Manager 


Anthony  B.  Bittenbender 

Music  and  Communications:  Wrestling, 
National  Big  Brother  Project,  Arts 
Alive!,  S.G.A.  Senator 


Donald  Eric  Bjorstad 

Political  Science:  Boy  Scout  Project 


Richard  G.  Black,  Jr. 

Biology:  Varsity  Soccer,  Varsity  Base- 
ball, Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Biology  Club 
(Vice  President),  Beta  Beta  Beta,  I.F.C. 


Paula  Blair 

Biology:  S.A.C.  (President),  Tour  Guide, 
Orientation  Team 


Deann  E.  Blankenship 

Psychology:  Psychology  Club,  Psi  Chi, 
Field  Hockey 


Peggy  M.  Bobb 

Accounting:  Sigma  Kappa  (President), 
Field  Hockey  (Co-Captain),  S.G.A.,  Cur- 
riculum Committee,  Dean's  List 


Seniors     127 


Douglas  Boedeker 

Accounting  and  Music  Business:  Phi  Mu 
Alpha  Sinfonia,  Symphonic  Band,  Jazz 
Band 


Theodore  F.  Bongiovanni 

Political  Science:  Student  Judiciary 
Board,  Orientation  Planning  Committee, 
Alumni  Relations  Committee,  The  Cru- 
sader, Student  Advisor,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Resident  Assistant,  Theta  Chi 


Andrea  C.  Bonita 

Mathematics;  Actuarial  Science:  Big  Sis- 
ters Project,  Sigma  Kappa  (Scholarship 
Chairman),  Field  Hockey 


Lara  Boruchow 
Marketing:    Panhellenic    Council 
(President),    Adopt-A-Grandparent 
(Manager),  Marketing  Club,  Sigma  Kap- 
pa 


William  J.  Bosanko 

Political  Science:  Crew  (President),  Sig- 
ma Phi  Epsilon 


Heather  Boyd 

Psychology:  S.E.A.C.  (Regional  Coordi- 
nator), Psychology  Club  (Secretary), 
Study  Buddy  Project 


Rebecca  L.  Bramer 

Psychology:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota,  Psi  Chi 
(Secretary,  Treasurer),  Concert  Band, 
Acts  29  (Manager),  Big  Sisters  Project, 
Psychology  Tutor,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Intervarsity  Christian  Fellowship,  Chapel 
Council 


Michael  Bredehoeft 

Accounting:  Accounting  Club,  Intramu- 
ral Softball 


Joseph  John  Bressi 

Computer  Science:  Track  and  Field,  Per- 
cussion Ensemble,  Intramural  Basket- 
ball, Penn  Lutheran  Project  House 


Dwayne  A.  Brouse 

Communications:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
(Scholarship  Chairman),  Track,  Econom- 
ics Club,  Conditioning  Club 


Alan  D.  Brown 

Broadcasting:  Jazz  Band,  WQSU-FM 


Jennifer  C.  Brown 

Political  Science:  Kappa  Delta,  The  Cru- 
sader (Assistant  Features  Editor),  Field 
Hockey 


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Christine  Bukowski 

ccounting;  German:  S.A.C. 
rreasurer),  Accounting  Club 
Secretary),  Catholic  Campus  Ministry, 
U.F.  Phonathon  Weekly  Captain 


Anthony  Paul  Buoscio 

Business:  Interfraternity  Council 
(President),  Theta  Chi  (Rush  Chairman, 
Fundraising  Chairman),  Operations  Man- 
agement Club,  Marketing  Club,  S.G.A. 
Senator 


Christina  Burchell 

Elementary   Education:    Kappa   Delta, 
Study  Buddy  Project,  Intramurals 


Marie  E.  Burns 

Biochemistry:  Sigma  Kappa  (VP  of 
Membership),  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Chemistry  Club  (President),  Beta  Beta 
Beta,  Presidential  Fellows 


Maureen  Carleton 

sciology:   Alpha   Delta   Pi,   Sociology 
lub,  S.U.R.E,  S.G.A. 


Colleen  Frances  Carroll 

Psychology:    Psychology   Club,    Kappa 
Delta,  Orientation  Planning  Committee 


Michael  L.  Clark 

English;  Political  Science:  S.A.G., 
Alive!,  Focus 


Deanne  Cochran 

Arts  Psychology:  Varsity  Swimming 
(Captain),  Psychology  Club  (Treasurer), 
Study  Buddy  Project,  Selinsgrove  Cent- 
er 


Lizabeth  Sharon  Colburn 

janish:  SAC.  (Spring  Weekend  Chair- 
an),  Alpha  Delta  Pi  (Food  Chairman) 


Cynthia  R.  Connell 

Mass   Communications:   WQSU,   Lant- 
horn 


Sarah  K.  Corsilia 

Elementary  Education:  Kappa  Delta  (VP 
of  Membership),  Panhellenic  Council 
(Secretary),  Study  Buddy  Project,  Ori- 
entation Team,  Student  Advisor 


John  Coviello 

Environmental  Science:   S.E.A.C.,   Am- 
nesty International,  The  Crusader 


Seniors     129 


R.  Andrew  Cox 

Public  Relations:  Varsity  Tennis 
(Captain),  Ski  Club  (President),  Intramu- 
ral Football  and  Basketball,  S.A.C.  (VP, 
Concert  Chairman),  Orientation  Plan- 
ning Committee  and  Captain,  Phonathon 
(Captain) 


Christopher  Cox 

English:  Arts  Alive!,  Marching  Band, 
John  App  Honor  Society,  Symphonic 
Band,  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia,  Frontline, 
Sigma  Tau  Delta 


Matthew  E.  Curran 

Finance:  Accounting  Club  (VP),  Invest- 
ments Club,  Weis  Fellow,  Susquehanna 
University  Scholar,  Weber  Society 


Christopher  M.  Cyr 

History:  Arts  Alive!,  The  Crusader,  Fc 
cus  Poet,  Habitat  for  Humanity 
S.E.AC.,  Amnesty  International,  Inte 
national  Club,  History  Club,  Internatioi 
al  Film  Club,  S.A.C.A. 


James  C.  Davenport 

Accounting  Marketing 


Kellie  David 


Glenn  Davis 

Sociology:  Varsity  Football,  Conditioning 
Club,  Fellowship  of  Christian  Athletes, 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha 


Thomas  M.  Davitt,  III 

Economics:  Football,  Lambda  Chi  Alpf, 
(Social  Chairman),  Intramural  Directc 
Economics  Club 


Holly  K.  Dawson 

Accounting:  Accouting  Club,  Sigma  Kap- 
pa (Treasurer) 


Peter  Christian  DeHaas 

English:  Frontline,  N.O.R.M.L.,  Phi  Sig- 
ma Kappa,  Habitat  for  Humanity, 
S.E.A.C,  The  Chops 


Danielle  Lara  Delia  Pella 

Journalism  and  French:  Lacrosse 
(Captain),  The  Crusader  (News  Editor), 
Lanthorn  (Copy  Editor),  French  Club, 
Student  Advisor,  Orientation  Team 


Jennifer  A.  Dennen 

Public  Relations:  WQSU-FM,  Public  F 
lations  Club  (VP) 


130     Seniors 


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John  Denneen 

Biology:  Ski  Club  (VP),  S.A.C. 
(Executive  Board),  Orientation  Team, 
Biology  Club,  Beta  Beta  Beta 


Douglas  L.  DeStephano 

Religion:  CROSS.  (President),  Phi  Mu 
Alpha  Sinfonia,  WQSU-FM,  Chapel 
Council  (President),  The  Crusader  (News 
Editor  and  Reporter) 


Jennifer  L.  DeVan 

Psychology:  S.E.A.C.,  Psi  Chi,  Swim- 
ming, Lacrosse,  S.A.C,  NOW.,  Ori- 
entation Team,  Psychology  Club 


Amy  J.  Diggan 

Elementary  Education:  P.S.E.A.,  Study 
Buddy  Project,  ARC,  Psi  Gamma  Mu 


Eric  C.  Diggan 

Political  Science:   Psi  Gamma  Mu,  Psi 
Sigma  Alpha,  Football 


Meghan  Dinneen 

Psychology:    Sigma   Kappa,   S.E.A.C. 
Adopt-AGrandparent 


Mark  Dishong 

Music  Education:  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia 
(Songleader,  President),  University 
Choir,  University  Chamber  Singers,  Col- 
legiate Music  Educators  National  Con- 
ference 


Thomas  John  Dodd 

History  and  Secondary  Education:  Phi 
Mu  Delta  (Sergeant-At-Arrns),  Varsity 
Wrestling,  Crew,  Catholic  Campus  Min- 
istry, P.S.E.A.-N.E.A.,  History  Club,  In- 
tramurals.  Athletic  Training  Club 


Lori  Dolan 

"inance:  German  Club,  Alpha  Lambda 
3elta,  Weis  Fellows,  Delta  Mu  Delta 


William  Donges 

Chemistry:  Chemistry  Club,  P.S.E.A.A., 
Chemistry  Road  Show  Demonstrator 


Deborah  Kim  Donzeiser 

Psychology  and  Elementary  Education: 
P.S.E.A.-N.E.A.,  Zeta  Tau  Alpha  (VP, 
Big/Little  Sister  Coordinator),  Tour 
Guide,  S.U.R.E.,  Crew,  SAC.  (Concert 
Committee),  Education  Honor  Society 
Committee  Head 


Melissa  A.  Downs 

Elementary  Education:  SAC.  (Concert 
Committee) 


Seniors     131 


Donelle  Dreese 

Music  Composition:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota, 
Chamber  Singers,  University  Choir, 
Women's  Choir,  English  Club 


Dean  Druckenmiller 

Environmental  Science:  Varsity  Basket- 
ball, Theta  Chi  (Social  Chairman),  Geo 
Club 


Alexander  W.  Dunn 

Economics:    Phi   Sigma   Kappa,   Crew, 
Rugby,  Economics  Club 


Jeraldine  S.  Ebersole 

Arts  Administration:  Charlie's  Pub 
(General  Manager,  PR/Marketing  Man- 
ager), Big  Sisters  Project 


Bart  Paul  Ecker 

English:  Public  Relations  Club,  Phi  Mu 
Delta  (President),  Ski  Club 


Tracy  Lynn  Ekholm 

Elementary  Education:  Alpha  Delta  Pi, 
Volleyball  (Senior  and  Junior  Captain) 


Tara  L.  Encarnacion 

Business  Administration:  Softball,  Field 
Hockey,  Athletic  Training  Club,  Weis 
Fellows,  American  Marketing  Associa- 
tion 


Kenneth  W.  Engel 

Economics:  Economics  Club,  Intramural: 


Kristin  Leigh  Erdman 

Speech  Communications:  Zeta  Tau  Al- 
pha, Panhellenic  Council,  Lanthorn 
(Editor-in-Chief),  Cheerleading,  Orienta- 
tion Team,  Order  of  Omega 


Kristen  L.  Evans 

Information  Systems:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota 
(Sergeant-At-Arms,  Editor),  Zeta  Tau  Al- 
pha (Service  Chairperson,  Judicial 
Chairperson),  University  Chorale,  Com- 
puter Consultants,  Marching  Band 


Eric  J.  Fabrizio 

Political  Science:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
(Ritualist),  Student  Judiciary  Board 
(Chairman),  Interfraternity  Council  (VP), 
Pi  Sigma  Alpha,  Football,  Intramurals, 
Conditioning  Club 


Meredith  Christine  Farnam 

Psychology;  English:  Zeta  Tau  Alph; 
Adopt-A-Grandparent,  Big  Sisters  Pre 
ect.  Psychology  Club 


132     Seniors 


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Denise  M.  Fauci 

Economics:    Kappa   Delta,    Economics 
Club,  Orientation  Team 


Melissa  J.  Ferguson 

Elementary   Education;    Psychology: 
P.S.E.A. 


Amy  Kayte  Fisher 

English:  Sigma  Kappa,  Sigma  Tau  Delta 
(President),  John  App  Honor  Society 
(Co-President),  Alumni  Relations  Com- 
mittee, English  Club 


Janine  M.  Flora 

Psychology  and  Marketing:  Swimming 
(Captain),  Psychology  Club,  Marketing 
Club,  S.G.A.,  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment Club,  S.E.A.C,  S.A.C. 


Anne  D.  Ford 

English:  Kappa  Delta  (VP  of  Standards), 
WQSU-FM,  French  Club  (Historian), 
Crew,  Class  Agent,  S.U.  at  Oxford,  Sig- 
ma Tau  Delta 


Tammy  L.  Frailey 

Public  Relations;  French:  Sigma  Alpha 
lota  (VP  Membership,  Corresponding 
Secretary),  Symphonic  Band,  Chorale, 
French  Club,  The  Crusader 


Jill  Francavilla 


Marketing 


Frederick  A.  Freed 

Environmental  Science:  Geo  Club,  Lab 
Assistant,  Boy  Scout  Project 


John  Fudge 

Public  Relations:  Varsity  Football,  Penn  Lu- 
theran Village,  Catholic  Campus  Ministry 
.(VP),  Intramurals,  Fellowship  of  Christian 
Athletes,  Public  Relations  Club,  Marketing 
Club,  Investment  Club,  American  Market- 
ing Association,  WQSU  Morning  Magazine 
D.J. 


Daryl  A.  Gallagher 

Broadcasting:  Senior  Class  President, 
Panhellenic  Council  (VP),  University 
Rush  Coordinator,  Alpha  Delta  Pi, 
S.G.A.  Senator,  SAC,  Public  Relations 
Club,  WQSU-FM  News 


Meghan  D.  Galloway 

Psychology:  Kappa  Delta  (VP  of  Pledge 
Education),  Psychology  Club,  In- 
tramurals, Phonathon  (Captain),  French 
Club 


Glenn  Gardiner 

Marketing:  American  Marketing  Asso- 
ciation, Marketing  Club,  Human  Re- 
source Management  Club,  Investment 
Club 


Seniors     133 


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Todd  Geraci 

Communications:  Phi  Mu  Delta  (VP  of 
Membership),  Marketing  Club,  WQSU 
(Music  Director) 


Dianne  E.  Gero 

Elementary  Education;  Psychology: 
Study  Buddy  Project  (Manager), 
P. SEA.,  Pine  Meadows  Study  Group 


Heather  Lynne  Gibbons 

Public  Relations:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
(Pledge  Trainer,  Social,  President),  WQ- 
SU-FM,  WHOT-FM 


James  Edward  Gilchrist 

Music/Print  Journalism:  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sin- 
fonia  (Warden),  Alpha  Psi  Omega  (President), 
Arts  Alive!,  S.U.R.E.,  The  Crusader 
(Circulation  Manager),  Alumni  Newsletter 
(Editor),  University  Choir  and  Chamber  Sing- 
ers, Frontline,  Chapel  Sinfonians,  Honors  Pro- 
gram 


Melissa  J.  Givens 

Finance:   International  Club,   Delta   Mu 
Delta,  University  Scholar,  Weis  Fellow 


Rebecca  Goodspeed 

Communications 


Lori  A.  Goodwin 

Psychology:   Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Psi 
Chi,  Psychology  Club 


David  Patrick  Gottlieb 

Public  Relations:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Public 
Relations  Club,  Ice  Hockey  Club,  WQ- 
SU, Intramurals 


Karli  Ann  Grant 

Communications,  Journalism:  Sigma  Kap- 
pa (VP,  Recording  Secretary,  House  Man- 
ager), S.W.A.T.  (Co-Manager),  University 
Choir,  Women's  Choir,  Global  Concerns 
Club,  Advisory  Committee  on  Religious 
Life,  Dean's  List,  Lindback  Scholar 

134     Seniors 


Jessica  Marie  Greene 

Psychology:  Sigma  Kappa 


Karin  Griffith 

Sociology:  Kappa  Delta  (Corresponding 
Secretary),  Crew,  Human  Resource 
Management  Club,  Sociology  Club 
(President),  Tennis,  Resident  Assistant, 
Tour  Guide,  SURE.,  Jr.  Panhellenic 


Nicole  R.  Hachey 

Communications:  S.W.A.T.  (Public  Re- 
lations Chair),  Lacrosse,  Ski  Club,  WQ- 
SU, Lan  thorn 


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Matt  Hall 

History:  Men  Against  Rape,  Phi  Alpha 
Theta,  S.A.C.A.,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
Presidential  Fellows,  P.S.E.A.,  Orienta- 
tion Team,  Student  Advisor 


Craig  Harper 

Administration  and  Marketing:  Basket- 
ball 


Scott  G.  Hart  man 

Biology:  Intervarsity  Christian  Fellow- 
ship (President),  C.R.O.S.S.,  Biology 
Club,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  Symphonic  Band 


Kathleen  B.  Haydu 

Elementary  Education:  Sigma  Kappa, 
Phonathon,  P.S.E.A.,  Tour  Guide,  Study 
Buddy  Project 


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Julie  Ann  Heckman 

Accounting:  Sigma  Kappa,  Accounting 
Club,  Resident  Assistant,  S.G.A.,  Lant- 
horn 


Kenneth  M.  Heffner 

Finance:  Student  Judiciary  Board,  Ori- 
entation Team,  Cross  Country,  Theta 
Chi 


Brian  R.  Heist 

Public  Relations:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  WQSU- 
FM,  Rugby  Club 


Diane  Herrmann 

Philosophy:  S.E.AC.,  Sociology  Club 


Christopher  E.  Higgins 

Business  Administration:  Varsity  Foot- 
Dall,  Investment  Club,  Operations  Man- 
agement Club,  Penn  Lutheran  Village 
Project 


Shawn  Thomas  Hines 

Finance:  Football,  Big  Brothers  Project, 
Catholic  Campus  Ministry 


Julia  Hollander 

Public  Relations:  Public  Relations  Club 
(President),  Track,  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  The 
Crusader  (Advertising  Manager) 


James  G.  Hollenbach 

Music  Education:  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia 
(Fraternity  Education  Officer),  Alpha  Psi 
Omega,  M.E.N.C.,  John  App  Honor  So- 
ciety (Co-President),  University  Choir, 
Chamber  Singers,  Vocal  Jazz  Ensemble, 
S.A.V.E. 

Seniors     135 


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Ann  Leslie  Honicky 

Finance:  Dean's  List,  Marketing  Club, 
American  Marketing  Association,  Invest- 
ment Club,  F.U.S.A.B.,  Student  Advisor, 
Orientation  Team 


Thomas  Dann  Huffine 

Broadcasting:  Public  Relations  Club,  In- 
tramural Soccer,  Basketball  &  Softball, 
Theta  Chi 


William  J.  Hunt 

Political  Science:  SAC.  (Chairman),  Ski 
Club  (Secretary),  Alumni  Relations  Com- 
mittee 


Annmarie  Innamorati 

Political  Science:  Varsity  Tennis  (MVP) 


Thomas  L.  Isenberg 

Communications:  Alpha  Lambda  Delta, 
John  App  Honor  Society,  Intramurals, 
Varsity  Basketball 


Jennifer  Anne  Ives 

Music  Business:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota,  Uni- 
versity Choir,  Frontline,  Chamber  Sing- 
ers, Alpha  Lambda  Delta,  Chamber  Or- 
chestra, Arts  Alive! 


Jeannine  A.  Jaworski 

English  and  Art:  University  Scholar,  Sig- 
ma Tau  Delta,  S.W.A.T.,  S.U.N.  Council 
(Historian),  Intramurals,  Art  Club, 
Lindback  Creative  Artist 


Charlotte  Louise  Jensen 

Business,  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment: Human  Resource  Management 
Club,  Operations  Management  Club, 
Spanish  Club 


Kimberly  Ann  Johnson 

Psychology:  Tour  Guide,  S.O.A.R.,  Al- 
pha Delta  Pi,  Orientation  Team,  S.A.C. 


Misti  Mechelle  Johnson 

Psychology:  S.U.N.  Council  (Secretary, 
VP),  Sigma  Alpha  Iota  (Service  Chair- 
person), Marching  Band,  Symphonic 
Band,  Volunteer  at  Selinsgrove  Center 


Ken  Jonach 

Marketing;  Environmental  Science: 
Baseball,  Big  Brother  Project,  Chancel 
Drama,  Concert  Band,  Marching  Band 


Lorraine  Kafka 

Business  Administration:  Operation; 
Management  Club  (President),  Market 
ing  Club  (Secretary),  Big  Sisters  Project 
Human  Resource  Management  Club 


136     Seniors 


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Christine  M.  Kelly 

Business  Administration 


Christopher  J.  Kenney 

Operations  Management:  Golf,  Phi  Sig- 
ma Kappa  (President,  Treasurer),  The 
Crusader  (Photography  Editor) 


Kristin  E.  Kiehn 

Public  Relations:  Cheerleading  (Co- 
Captain),  Dean's  List,  Order  of  Omega, 
Orientation  Team,  Tour  Guide,  WQSU- 
FM  (Jazz  Director,  Features  Manager), 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 


Noel  D.  King 

Music  and  Arts  Administration:  Sigma 
Alpha  lota  (Songleader),  S.A.V.E. 


Matthew  Kirkner 

'olitical  Science:  Intramurals,  Tour 
3uide,  Host  Program,  Photography 
"lub.  Democrat  Club 


Jason  A.  Kitch 
German:  Theta  Chi,  German  Club,  Soc- 
cer, Intramurals,  D.W.P. 


Michele  Kleinchester 

Marketing:  Marketing  Club,  S.AC, 
pha  Delta  Pi 


Belinda  Marie  Kluck 

Al-  Elementary  Education  and  Psychology: 
Study  Buddy  Project,  Pine  Meadows 
Study  Group,  P.S.E.A.-N.E.A. 


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Jodi  Lee  Knepp 

iccounting:  Accounting  Club,  Weis  Fel- 
jws,  Global  Concerns  Club,  Dean's  List, 
Jniversity  Scholar,  Weis  Fellows 


Robert  W.  Knupp 

Church  Music:  University  Choir,  Student 
University  Organist,  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sin- 
fonia  (Alumni  Secretary),  American 
Guild  of  Organists 


Stacy  Koppenhaver 

Finance;  Music:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota  (VP  of 
Ritual,  Honors  Committee  Chair,  Sergeant- 
at-Arms),  University  Choir,  The  Crusader 
(Advertising  Manager),  Big  Sisters  Project 
(Co-Manager),  S.U.N.  Council,  Jazz  Ensem- 
ble, Marching  Band,  Concert  Band,  Ac- 
counting Club 


Pamela  Lee  Korejwo 

English;  Business  Administration:  Alpha 
Delta  Pi,  (Corresponding  Secretary), 
SAC,  S.G.A.,  English  Club,  Marketing 
Club,  Accounting  Club,  Spanish  Club, 
American  Marketing  Association 

Seniors     137 


Kathy  Kwiatkowski 

Finance:  Kappa  Delta  (Social,  Ritual), 
Weis  Fellow,  Student  Advisor,  Account- 
ing Club,  Marketing  Club 


Amanda  LaBiecque 
Human  Resource  Management:  S.A.C. 
(President,   Concert   Chairman),   Alpha 
Delta   Pi,    Human   Resource   Executive 
Board 


Robert  A.  Labus 

Business  Administration:  Phi  Mu  Delta, 
Intramurals 


Krist ina  Noelle  Laing 

Psychology:   Kappa   Delta,   Psychology 
Club,  Sociology  Club 


Ragna  C.  Lang 

Marketing:  French  Club,  Lacrosse,  Crew 


Todd  Latyak 

Business,  Operations  Management:  Op- 
erations Management  Club 


Sean  F.  Learish 

Biology:  Baseball,  Biology  Club 
(Historian),  Beta  Beta  Beta  (Treasurer), 
Athletic  Training  Club 


Michele  Effie  Lekas 

Mass  Media:  Public  Relations  Club,  Sig- 
ma Kappa,  Volleyball,  WQSU 


Mary  Louise  Licciardone 

Business,  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment: S.A.C.  (Treasurer),  Sigma  Kappa 
(Treasurer),  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment Club  (Executive  Board),  Ski  Club, 
Marketing  Club 


William  H.  Logan  III 

Biology:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa  (Inductor), 
R.O.T.C,  Intramural  Football,  Basket- 
ball, and  Softball,  Biology  Club,  Men 
Against  Rape,  Resident  Assistant 


Matthew  P.  Lubben 

Economics:  Theta  Chi,  Intramurals,  All- 
Pine  Team  General,  Economics  Club 


Gretchen  E.  Magnuson 

Marketing:  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  S.G.A.,  Sen- 
ior Class  VP,  Orientation  Team,  Student 
Advisor 


138     Seniors 


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Heather  Ann  Maher 

Sociology:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota  (VP  of  Mem- 
bership, Recording  Secretary,  Editor),  The 
Crusader  (Editor,  News  Editor,  Assistant  to 
the  Editor,  Assistant  Production  Manager), 
S.A.V.E.,  Pi  Gamma  Mu,  Sigma  Tau  Delta, 
Tour  Guide,  S.U.R.E.,  Task  Force  on  Student 
Life 


Elizabeth  Paige  Malin 

Marketing:  Field  Hockey  (Captain), 
Swimming  (Captain),  Lacrosse 
(Captain),  Sigma  Kappa,  Athletic  Train- 
ing Club,  Marketing  Club,  S.G.A. 


Michael  Mann 

Finance:  Operations  Management  Club, 
Varsity  Track 


Carol  Manning 

Public  Relations:  Public  Relations  Club, 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  (Rush  Chairman),  Pan- 
hellenic  Council,  SAC,  S.G.A. 
(Senator),  Regent's  College 


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Sara  K.  Markle 


Sociology 


Tyler  Gordon  Masters 

Business  Administration,  Marketing:  Phi 
Sigma  Kappa,  Marketing  Club,  S.G.A., 
Basketball,  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment Club,  Intramurals 


Scott  J.  Mattea 

Accounting:  Investment  Club,  Account- 
ing Club 


David  S.  Mawhinney 

Communications:    Rugby,   Vocal   Jazz, 
University  Choir 


Todd  M.  Maynard 

\ccounting:  Weis  Fellows,  Wrestling 


Elizabeth  W.  McGonigle 

Business  Administration,  Human  Re- 
source Management  and  Economics: 
Sports  Statistician,  Kappa  Delta,  S.G.A. 
(Athletic  Committee  Chairperson),  Ori- 
entation Team,  Economics  Club 


Scott  T.  Mclntyre 

Marketing:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Market- 
ing Club 


Paul  William  McManus 

Human  Resource  Management:  Varsity 
Basketball,  Intramurals,  Human  Re- 
source Management  Club,  Marketing 
Club,  White  Castle  Member 


Seniors     139 


John  McMeekan  Sherry  A.  Melewsky 

Biology:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa  (VP),  Beta       History:   S.U.N.    Council   (Secretary), 
Beta  Beta,  Order  of  Omega,  S.G.A.  SWAT.  (Co-Manager),  Spanish  Club 


Michael  R.  Mellinger  Jeffrey  R.  Merrell 

Accounting:    Varsity   Golf,   Accounting       Biology:  Beta  Beta  Beta  (VP),  Biology 
Club,  Intramural  Basketball  and  Softball       Club  (President),  Lab  Teaching  Assistant 


Janet  Meyers 

Communications,  Public  Relations:  Pub- 
lic Relations  Club,  Cheerleading,  Musi- 
cals, SAC,  Alpha  Delta  Pi 
(Membership  Education  VP) 


Jennifer  L.  Mezynski 

Marketing:  SAC  A.  (Secretary),  S.A.C. 
(Public  Relations  Chairperson),  Market- 
ing Club,  S.D.A.C.  (President) 


Catherine  Anne  Michalski 

French:  French  Club,  Alpha  Lambda 
Delta,  Pi  Delta  Pi,  Phi  Sigma  lota,  John 
App  Honor  Society,  Junior  and  Senior 
Honors  Committee  Representative 


Christopher  S.  Miller 

Business  Administration,  Operations 
Management:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Operations 
Management  Club,  Marketing  Club  (VP), 
American  Marketing  Association,  In- 
tramurals 


Janeen  Scott  Miller 

Business,  Marketing:  S.E.A.C.,  Global 
Concerns  Club,  Kappa  Delta,  Account- 
ing Club,  Marketing  Club,  Curriculum 
Committee,  Weis  Fellow,  Varsity  Swim- 
ming 


Kristi  Alison  Miller 

English:  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Resident  As- 
sistant, English  Club,  The  Crusader 
(Sports  Editor),  Soccer  Manager 


Randall  W.  Miller 

Finance:  Big  Brothers  Project,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Honors  Program,  Honors 
Committee,  Weis  Fellows 


Daniel  H.  Mills 

Business:  German  Club  (President) 


140     Seniors 


Jennifer  Jackson  Moore 

Elementary  Education:  Head  Tour 
Guide,  S.U.R.E.,  Focus,  Study  Buddy 
Project,  Senior  Friends,  P.S.E.A. 


Katharine  H.  Morris 

Psychology:  Psychology  Club,  S.E.A.C., 
Psi  Chi,  Study  Buddy  Project 


Suzanne  M.  Morris 

Psychology:  Psychology  Club,  Study 
Buddy  Project  (Project  Diploma),  Adopt- 
A-Grandparent  Project 


Maribeth  Mournighan 

Arts  Administration 


Melody  M.  Moyer 

Elementary   Education:   Sigma   Kappa, 
SAC,  P.S.E.A.,  Work-Study  Program 


Karen  Anne  Muenster 

English:    Kappa   Delta,   English   Club, 
French  Club 


Michelle  L.  Neumann 

Communications:  Sigma  Kappa,  Lant- 
horn  (Editor),  Public  Relations  Club 
(Founder,  Treasurer),  Head  Resident, 
S.G.A. 


Christian  Nickerson 

Physics   and   Mathematics:   Astronomy 
Club  (President) 


Mark  G.  Niness 

Marketing:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  (House 
Manager),  Weis  Fellows 


Angela  Nipple 

Information  Systems;  Business 


Keri-Ann  O'Connor 

Business  Administration,  Human  Resource 
Management:  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment Club  (Executive  Board),  S.A.C.  (P.R. 
Co-chair),  Alpha  Delta  Pi  (Standards 
Chair),  Catholic  Campus  Ministry 
(Secretary),  Varsity  Swimming  and  Team 
Manager 


Mark  W.  O "Donovan 

Accounting:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
(Treasurer),  Delta  Mu  Delta  (Treasurer), 
Weis  Fellows,  Accounting  Club,  In- 
tramurals 


Seniors     141 


Kelly  L.  OMara 


Accounting 


Rory  O'Neil  Lisa  Marie  O'Sullivan  Margaret  Oakes 

Mass  Communications:  WQSU,  Hockey       Psychology:  Psychology  Club,  Sociology       Communications:  Varsity  Tennis,  Tour 
Club  Club  (Social  Chairman),  S.A.C.  Guide,  Varsity  Volleyball,  Phonathon 


Lynn  Marie  Orem 

German;  Women's  Studies:  Presidential 
Fellows,  Honors  Program,  Alpha  Lamb- 
da Delta  (VP),  Arts  Alive!,  International 
Club,  University  Theatre,  Study  Abroad, 
Alpha  Psi  Omega 


Marisa  Palladino 

Public  Relations:  Kappa  Delta 
(President),  Panhellenic  Council,  Orien- 
tation Team,  S.U.R.E.,  Public  Relations 
Club,  Susquehanna  at  Oxford  Program, 
S.G.A.  Senator 


Patrick  Patte 

Finance  and  Marketing:  Lambda  Chi  Al- 
pha, Operations  Management  Club, 
Penn  Lutheran  Village  Project  Manager, 
Marketing  Club,  Football 


Diane  Renee  Paul 

English:  Head  Tour  Guide,  S.U.R.E. 


Eugene  Pavlik 

Business  Administration:  Ice  Hockey 
Club  (President),  Phi  Mu  Delta  (VP  of 
Finance,  Rush  Chairman),  Human  Re- 
source Management  Club,  Economics 
Club,  Varsity  Golf,  Orientation  Team, 
Phonathon  (Captain) 

142     Seniors 


Julia  H.  Pearce 

Elementary  Education:  Kappa  Delta 
(Philanthropy  Chair),  Horace  Mann  Hon- 
or Society,  Lacrosse 


Jane  K.  Petersen 

Elementary  Education:  S.U.N.  Council, 
Sigma  Kappa,  Adopt-A-Grandparent 
Project,  Psychology  Club.  P.S.E.A.- 
N.E.A. 


Marni  L.  Pietrowicz 

French:  Sigma  Kappa  (Recording  Sec- 
retary, VP  of  Pledge  Education),  Res- 
ident Assistant,  French  Club,  Alpha 
Lambda  Delta,  Pi  Delta  Phi,  Phi  Sigma 
lota,  Order  of  Omega,  University  Schol- 


Kathleen  M.  Pioli  Stephen  W.  Polestak  Gloria  M.  Pugliese  Susan  Denise  Reilly 

Music   and  Communications:   S.A.V.E.,       Economics:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Lacrosse,  Eco-       French:   Sigma   Alpha   Iota,   University       Communications:   EXPLORE   Program, 
Marching  Band,  Concert  Band,  Univer-       nomics  Club,  Intramurals  Choir,    S.A.C.A.,    French    Club       Lanthorn,  Resident  Assistant 

sity  Chorale,  Men's  Basketball  Manager,  (President),    S.E.A.C.,    Tour   Guide, 

Sigma  Alpha  lota  Crew,   The   Crusader,   S.A.C.,   Study 

Abroad 


Eileen  M.  Ries 


English 


Kelly  Reid  Roberts 

Speech  Communications:  S.G.A. 
(President),  Junior  Class  President,  Ori- 
entation Team,  WQSU 


Rob  Rohrbach 

Mass  Communications:  Golf,  White  Cas- 
tle Member 


Nicole  Tyler  Romano 

Elementary  Education:  Varsity  Swim- 
ming, Alpha  Delta  Pi,  Resident  Assis- 
tant, Tutor 


Jeffrey  J.  Rowinski  Kristen  Rozansky  Ronald  S.  Ruschman  Jill  L.  Sameth 

Political   Science:    Varsity   Football,       English:   Sigma   Kappa   (Social   Chair-       Finance:  Varsity  Football,  Lambda  Chi       Public   Relations:   Orientation   Planning 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Conditioning  Club  man),   N.O.W.,   Head   Resident,   Focus       Alpha,  Investment  Club  Committee,  S.U.R.E.,  Alpha  Delta  Pi, 

(Editor)  Public  Relations  Club,  Marketing  Club, 

Ski  Club  (Secretary),  Student  Life  Rep- 
resentative 


Seniors     143 


Vicki  Sarnoski 

Sociology:  Sociology  Club  (VP),  Psychol- 
ogy Club,  S.A.C. 


Jamie  Saunders 

Sociology:  Pi  Gamma  Mu,  Sociology 
Club  (President),  French  Club  (Executive 
Board),  Study  Abroad  (Mexico),  Dean's 
List,  lntramurals 


Patricia  C.  Saunders 

Spanish:  Kappa  Delta,  Spanish  Club, 
Campus  Switchboard  Operator 
(Manager) 


Joseph  K.  Saus 

Political  Science:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Wild 
Chopachulas,  S.E.A.C.,  Men  Against 
Rape,  Habitat  for  Humanity 


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Andrew  Schilpp 

Operations  Management:  Theta  Chi, 
Soccer  (Captain),  lntramurals  (All-Pine 
Team) 


W   Scott  Schoenewolf 

Marketing:  Marketing  Club,  l.F.C.  (VP), 
Theta  Chi,  S.G.A. 


Heather  V.  Schoner 

Sociology:  Kappa  Delta,  Sociology  Club, 
Crew,  Head  Resident,  Student  Advisor, 
Orientation  Team 


Lana  M.  Schrecengast 

Operations  Management  and  Marketing: 
Weis  Fellows,  Alpha  Delta  Pi 
(President),  Basketball,  Cheerleading, 
Operations  Management  Club,  Ski  Club, 
Marketing  Club,  S.A.C. 


Jill  S.  Schropp 

Accounting:  Kappa  Delta,  S.G.A. 
(Treasurer),  Order  of  Omega,  Delta  Mu 
Delta,  Weis  Fellows,  Orientation  Team, 
University  Scholar 


Matthew  Evan  Schrufer 

Operations  Management:  Operations 
Management  Club,  Theta  Chi  (VP),  Soc- 
cer, Intramural  Soccer  and  Basketball 


David  W.  Seaborn 

Biology:  Biology  Club  (Treasurer),  Beta 
Beta  Beta  (Secretary),  Intramural  Soft- 
ball 


Peter  C.  Sergison 

Marketing;   Studio  Art:   Phi  Mu  Delta, 
Marketing  Club  (President) 


144     Seniors 


Charles  Frederick  Shay,  Jr. 

:inance:  Finance  Club,  Marketing  Club, 
-ambda  Chi  Alpha  (House  Manager), 
ntramurals 


Jeannette  Mae  Sheaf  fer 

Biology:  Sigma  Alpha  lota,  Beta  Beta 
Beta  (President),  Biology  Club 
(Treasurer) 


Christopher  Shelly  Kyle  Shenk 

History:  Varsity  Football,  Varsity  Base-       Accounting:     Accounting    Club 
ball,  Big  Brothers  Project  (President),   Lambda   Chi   Alpha   (VP), 

Conditioning  Club  (Treasurer) 


Gregg  D.  Sherman 

Communications:    Theta   Chi,   Soccer, 
iwimming 


Sarah  J.  Shofran 

Accounting:  Sigma  Kappa,  Adopt-A- 
Grandparent  Project,  Accounting  Club 
(VP),  Weis  Fellows,  Delta  Mu  Delta, 
Marketing  Club 


Linda  Marie  Shultz 

Elementary  Education:  Sigma  Alpha 
Iota,  University  Choir,  P.S.E.A.  (VP), 
Study  Buddy  Project,  Honors  Program 


Angela  Lynn  Shumate 

Sociology:  Phi  Sigma  Iota,  Pi  Gamma 
Mu,  Dean's  List,  Japan  Club  (President), 
International  Film  Society  Director, 
S.A.C.A.,  S.E.AC.,  International  Club, 
Global  Concerns  Club,  Study  Abroad 
(Japan) 


Renata  Sirota 

.ccounting:  Weis  Fellows,  Dean's  List, 
elta  Mu  Delta 


John  H.  Skehan,  III 

Music  and  German:  Frontline,  S.U.  Jazz 
Ensemble,  The  Wild  Chopachulas 


Kenneth  K.  Slover 

History:  Phi  Mu  Delta,  Baseball 


April  Smith 

Business  Administration,  Finance:  Ori- 
entation Planning  Committee 
(Chairman),  S.G.A.  (Parliamentarian), 
Kappa  Delta  (Secretary),  Human  Re- 
source Management  Club,  Operations 
Management  Club,  Order  of  Omega 

Seniors     145 


Deanna  Marie  Smith 

Elementary  Education:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha 
(Treasurer),  Study  Buddy  Project,  Acts 
29,  P.S.E.A.N.E.A.,  Field  Hockey,  Act 
101  Peer  Counselor,  English  Club 


Kristen  Smith 


Psychology 


Linda  C.  Sodt 

Elementary  Education;  Psychology:  Sig- 
ma Alpha  Iota  (President,  Social  Chair), 
Alpha  Psi  Omega  (Treasurer,  Secre- 
tary), Acts  29,  Study  Buddy  Project,  Art 
Club,  P.S.E.A. 


Scott  A.  Sommers 

Business,  Finance;  International  Busi- 
ness and  German:  Weis  Fellows,  Ger- 
man Club,  Operations  Management 
Club  (Treasurer),  Crew  (Men's  Captain), 
Borg-Warner  Intern  (Germany) 


Lisa  Ann  Souders 

Political  Science:  Alpha  Lambda  Delta 
(Treasurer),  S.U.N.  Council  (President, 
Financial  Committee),  Student  Advisor, 
Orientation  Team,  S.W.A.T.  (Co- 
Manager),  Pi  Sigma  Alpha,  Study  in 
Washington,  DC 


Matthew  Edward  Stark 

Broadcasting:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  WQSU- 
FM  (Sports  Director),  Intramurals 


Audrey  Lee  Stearns 

Elementary  Education 


Julianne  S.  Stewart 

Public  Relations:  Crew,  The  Crusader 
(Personnel  Manager),  WQSU-AM/FM, 
S.A.C.,  Tour  Guide 


Valerie  L.  Stimeling 

Computer  Science 


146     Seniors 


Joe  St  roup  Noelle  R.  Suppa  Suzanne  Taylor 

Elementary  Education:  Varsity  Basket-       Psychology:  Sigma  Kappa,  Psychology       Accounting:  Accounting  Club,  Weis  Fel- 
ball  Club  lows,  Delta  Mu  Delta 


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Howard  Teitelbaum 

Finance:   Lambda   Chi   Alpha,   Finance 
Club,  Football 


Eileen  Thomas 

Political  Science;  History:  Senior  Friends 
Project,  Sigma  Alpha  lota,  University 
Chorale,  Women's  Choir,  Festival  Cho- 
rus, The  Crusader  (Copy  Editor),  Focus. 
Tour  Guide,  Intern  (Admissions  Office), 
Study  Abroad  (England) 


Kelly  L.  Thomas 

Communications:    ARC,    Lacrosse, 
Lanthorn  (Photographer) 


Tobrin  Kier  Tiger 

Business,  Human  Resource  Manage- 
ment and  Marketing:  Field  Hockey 
(Captain),  Lacrosse,  Human  Resource 
Management  Club,  Marketing  Club, 
S.G.A.  Officer,  Operations  Management 
Club 


Tracy  Swan  Tinsley 

Accounting:  Alpha  Delta  Pi  (Treasurer), 
S.G.A.  (Senator,  Executive  Board,  VP), 
Order  of  Omega,  Varsity  Swimming, 
Junior  Class  VP,  Accounting  Club,  Stu- 
dent Advisor 


Kathleen  V.  Toole 

Alpha  Delta  Pi,  S.G.A.  (Senator), 
S.A.C.,  Public  Relations  (Co-Chair), 
Phonathon  (Co-Chair) 


Amy  Towey 

Business,  Finance 


Dina  Anne  Vagg 

Elementary  Education;  Art:  Alpha  Delta 
Pi,  Student  Advisor,  Orientation  Team, 
Spanish  Club,  Varsity  Basketball,  De- 
an's List,  Resident  Assistant 


John  D.  Van  Eck 

Mathematics:  Japan  Club  (Treasurer), 
Arts  Alive!  (Treasurer),  I.F.S.  (Co- 
Director),  S.U.N.  Council  (Finance  Com- 
mittee), S.U. -Lincoln  Student  Coalition, 
S.E.A.C.,  International  Club,  Tutorial 
Services 


Melissa  Lyn  Vartholom 

Finance:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha  (Corresponding 
Secretary,  Alumnae  Chairman,  Historian, 
Scholastics  Chairman),  Marketing  Club 
(Treasurer),  Investment  Club,  S.A.C. 
(Movies  Chairman),  The  Crusader 
(Advertising  Manager),  Operations  Man- 
agement Club 


Eric  C.  Velasco 

Broadcasting 


Laura  J.  Viozzi 

Political  Science:  Board  of  Directors  Stu- 
dent Representative,  Alumni  Relations 
Committee  (President),  S.U.R.E.,  S.G.A. 
(Board  of  Directors  Representative) 


Seniors     147 


George  Voss 
Accounting:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa,  Account- 
ing Club,  Intramurals 


Carolyn  S.  Waer 

English:  Zeta  Tau  Alpha,  University 
Choir,  English  Club,  Study  Abroad, 
Women's  Choir,  Wrestling  Statistician, 
Big  Sisters  Project 


Craig  Walker 

Business  Administration,  Marketing:  Phi 
Mu  Delta,  Intramurals 


William  H.  Wallace,  III 

Public  Relations:  WQSU-FM/AM,  Public 
Relations  Club,  Ice  Hockey  Club,  The 
Crusader 


Carol  J.  Walter 

Elementary  Education:  P.S.E.A.,  Study 
Buddy  Project 


John  R.  Walter 

Accounting:  Baseball 


Kevin  M.  Ward 

Operations  Management:  Delta  Mu  Del- 
ta (Treasurer),  Phi  Sigma  Iota,  John  App 
Honor  Society,  Weis  Fellows,  Opera- 
tions Management  Club 


Stacey  Christine  Wenzel 

Mass  Communications:  Crew,  English 
Club,  WQSU,  Lanthorn,  Study  Abroad 
(London) 


Stacie  Decker  Whittaker 

Elementary  Education:  Project  Diploma, 
P.S.E.A.,  Study  Buddy  Project,  Sigma 
Kappa  (Assistant  Fundraiser),  Spanish 
Club,  Psychology  Club 


148     Seniors 


Jennifer  Anne  Wicks 

English:  Big  Sisters  Project  (Manager), 
The  Crusader  (Copy  Editor),  English 
Club  (VP),  Lanthorn  (Photographer), 
Student  Host,  Marching  Band  Color 
Guard,  Computer  Monitor,  S.U.N.  Coun- 
cil, Hall  Government 


Gregg  J.  Wikfors 

Business  Administration,  Marketing:  Sig- 
ma Phi  Epsilon  (VP),  S.H.O.E.  Project 


Gregory  J.  Williams 

Accounting:  Accounting  Club 
(Treasurer),  Varsity  Basketball,  Varsity 
Cross-Country,  Theta  Chi 


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Andrew  A.  Wingfield 

Finance:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  Varsity 
Football,  Delta  Mu  Delta,  Conditioning 
Club 


Jennifer  M.  Winter 

Sociology:  Basketball  (Captain),  Softball 
(Captain),  Sigma  Kappa 


Margaret  Anne  Wolf 

English:   Zeta   Tau   Alpha,   Sigma   Tau 
Delta,  John  App  Honor  Society 


Viktoria  Elisabeth  Wolford 

English:  Marching  Band,  Concert  Band, 
Women's  Choir,  University  Choir,  Sigma 
Alpha  lota,  C.R.O.S.S.  (VP),  Deacon  of 
Service,  Deacon  of  Spiritual  Nurture, 
Writing  Tutor,  Italian  Tutor,  Sigma  Tau 
Delta,  Alpha  Lambda  Delta 


Carl  Yastremski  Melissa  Yelland 

Accounting:   Varsity   Football,   Lambda  Accounting:    Accounting   Club,    Swim 

Chi  Alpha,  Accounting  Club,  Condition-  ming,  The  Crusader  (Business  Manager) 

ing  Club  Crew 


Seniors     149 


Bob  Labus: 

Congratulations  on  your  graduation.  Con- 
tinue to  strive  for  success.  You've  made  us 
proud.  Mom  and  Dad 

Valerie  Stimeling: 

Congratulations,  Val!  You  have  accom- 
plished great  feats!  The  world  is  yours.  Ac- 
cept the  fact  of  how  talented  you  are  and 
have  some  fun  with  your  life.  Love  from  the 
whole  family. 

Jeff  Rainess: 

No  one  could  be  prouder  than  I  at  this  time. 
Now  let  your  heart  be  your  guide  to  the 
future  and  allow  nothing  to  stand  in  your 
way!  Love,  Dad 

Scott  Schoenewolf: 

Congratulations.  We're  so  proud  of  you. 
May  you  always  be  blessed  with  success, 
health,  happiness,  and  love.  We  Love  you. 
Mom  and  Dad 

Dearest  Mary  Garrett: 

Congratulations!  May  you  accomplish  all  of 

your  ambitions.  We  are  extremely  proud  of 

you  and  love  you  so  very  much.  Mom  and 

Dad 

Alex  Dunn: 

Congratulations!  May  only  the  best  of  every- 
thing come  to  you.  Wishing  you  love,  hap- 
piness, and  success.  Mom  and  Old  Dad 

Dear  Fred  Freed: 

Congratulations!  You  have  made  us  very 
proud,  and  we  know  you  always  will.  Love, 
Mom  and  Dad 

Greg  Storat: 

Congratulations  to  a  real  fighter!  We  are  so 

very  proud  of  you!  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Audrey  Stearns: 

You  will  be  happy  to  know  that  your  room  is 
now  available  at  the  special  rate  of  $500  per 
month.  (Meals  extra) 

Douglas  DeStephano: 

Congratulations!!  We're  so  very  proud  of 
you.  Four  down,  only  four  more  to  go.  May 
your  future  be  filled  with  happiness.  All  our 
love,  Mom,  Dad  and  Bryan 

Daryl  "Annie"  Gallagher: 
From  Dunwoody  to  Chatham  to  Selinsgrove 
to  London  to  President  —  We  are  proud  of 
your  many  accomplishments!  Our  love  for- 
ever, Mom,  Dad,  Gretch,  D.P.,  and  "Bogey" 

Eileen  Thomas: 

Congratulations!  We're  so  happy  you  fin- 
ished before  your  car  did,  but  you  say  you're 
bringing  a  CAT  home??  Love,  Mom  and 
Dad 


Parents'  Pride 

Kristen  Rozansky: 

Congratulations  on  a  job  well  done!  We  are 
so  proud  of  you  and  your  many  accom- 
plishments at  Susquehanna  University. 
Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Anthony  Bittenbender: 

You've  always  been  an  inspiration  —  you 

light  up  an  ordinary  day.  Love,  Mom 

Alex  Shirk: 

Congratulations!  My  son,  the  college  grad- 
uate! I  am  so  very  proud  of  you!  May  the 
friendships,  fun,  and  love  you  have  fostered 
while  at  Susquehanna  follow  you  into  your 
very  bright  future!  All  our  love,  Mom,  Mi- 
chael, Mikey  and  Little  Sis 

Mark  O'Donovan: 

After  Mom  and  Dad  are  broken,  Mark  is 

headed  to  Hoboken. 

Anthony  Buoscio: 

Congratulations!  We  can't  believe  this  time 
has  finally  come.  We  know  you'll  go  far! 
With  all  our  love,  Mom,  Pop  and  Angela 

Malachy  Rice: 

Ich  gratuliere.  The  journey  now  begins!  May 
compassion,  insight,  tolerance,  integrity,  loy- 
alty, ethics,  determination,  hard  work,  hu- 
mility, and  humor  continue  to  sustain  your 
aspirations.  Viel  Gluck!  M.  J.  A.  T.  P.  B.  B. 
B. 

David  Patrick  Gottlieb: 
Congratulations!  The  last  of  my  Collegiate 
Mohicans.  I  know  Dad  would  be  as  proud  of 
you  today  as  I  am.  I  love  you  very  much. 
Alleluia!  Love,  Mom 

Becky  Bramer: 

Way  to  go,  Becky!  You  did  it.  Love,  Mom 

and  Ralph 

Dina  Vagg: 

Congratulations!  You've  been  everything  a 

parent  hopes  for  in  a  child.  Love,  Mom  and 

Dad 

Dianne  Gero: 

Congratulations  on  a  job  well  done.  We're 

proud  of  you.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Gary  Sloan: 

Congratulations  on  your  graduation  from 
college.  We  are  very  proud  to  call  you  son. 
Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Cheers  and  Best  Wishes  to  the  Class  of  '92 
from  the  Boston  Chapter  of  PJ's  fan  club! 
James  and  Carolyn  Birmingham 

Marni  Pietrowicz: 

Hey  Marni!  You're  an  outstanding  daughter, 

sister,  and  student  —  you  have  led  the  way. 


Can't  wait  to  see  what  you  do  next.  Love, 
Mom,  Dad,  Dori  and  Mandi 

Missy  Yelland: 

I  am  so  proud  of  you!  Love,  Mom 

Margaret  (Gretel)  Oakes: 

Congratulations  on  a  job  well  done!  Here's 

to  your  future  success  —  Go  For  It! 

Kathleen  Haydu: 

Congratulations!  We  love  you  and  are  proud 

of  you.  Love  always,  Your  Family 

Marisa  Palladino: 

Congratulations!  College  has  prepared  you 
to  meet  the  opportunities  of  tomorrow.  Go 
For  It!  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Scott  Mattea: 

We  can't  believe  the  time  has  finally  come. 
You  have  made  us  very  proud  and  we  know 
you  will  be  a  success.  Love,  Mom,  Dad  and 

Lisa 

Cate  Michalski: 

The  time  has  come  to  say  congratulations 
and  say  how  very  proud  we  are  of  you  and 
the  Class  of  1992.  Love  and  Pride,  Mom, 
Dad  and  the  boys 

Ken  Heffner: 

Congratulations  on  your  completion  of  four 
wonderful  years  at  Susquehanna.  May  your 
future  continue  as  smoothly.  Love  from  all 
of  us 

Glenn  Anderson: 

Congratulations   on   your  graduation  from 

college!  We  are  very  proud  of  you  and  wish 

you  the  best!  On  to  a  new  adventure!  Love 

always,   Mom,   Dad,   Meredith,   Bruce  and 

Annie 

Gregg  Sherman: 

Congratulations  to  a  wonderful  son!  We  are 
so  very  proud  of  you  and  your  accomplish- 
ments! May  your  future  be  filled  with  suc- 
cess, good  health,  and  happiness!  All  our 
love,  Mom  and  Jerry 

Matt  Schrufer: 

Congratulations!    Now   you   can   become 

weird  like  us.  We  love  you  and  are  very 

proud  of  your  accomplishments.  Mom  and 

Dad 

Linda  Shultz: 

Our  Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to  you 
on  your  graduation  from  college.  Lots  of 
luck  and  success  as  you  pursue  a  career  in 
elementary  education.  We  all  know  you  will 
make  a  good  teacher.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Jamie  Saunders: 

You're  a  very  wonderful  person  and  we  are 


150     Parents'  Pride 


two  proud  parents!  Now  show  'um  what  you 
can  do  in  grad  school!  We  love  you  dearly. 
Always,  Mom  and  Dad 

Bill  Hunt: 

Congratulations!!  Please  leave  all  those  nas- 
ty housekeeping  habits  behind  at  409  and 
welcome  back  to  the  real  world.  We  love 
you,  Toots  and  Moey 

Jeannine  Jaworski: 

Congratulations!  We  are  very  proud  of  you. 
Always  work  hard  for  the  things  that  are 
important  to  you  and  you  will  continue  to 
succeed.  May  all  your  dreams  become  re- 
ality. We  love  you,  Mom,  Dad  and  John 

Jennifer  Ives: 

You  have  always  brought  us  joy,  love,  and 

music.  We  love  you!  Mom  and  Dad 

To  our  Darling  Daughter  Melissa  Downs: 
Words  could  never  express  how  proud  we 
are  of  you.  Congratulations!  Love,  Mom  and 
Dad 

Howie  Teitelbaum: 

Congratulations!  We're  proud  of  you.  Love, 

Mom  and  Dad 

Football  Seniors: 

Congratulations!  Thanks  for  the  memories. 

Dorothy  and  Leonard  Teitelbaum 

Mark  Dishong: 

Congratulations.  Another  successful  step  on 
life's  path.  Keep  up  the  good  work.  Love 
and  Happiness,  Dad 

Linda  Sodt: 

Congratulations  on  you  graduation.  We  are 
so  proud  of  you  and  your  accomplishments. 
Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Brian  Heist: 

Congratulations  on  your  graduation  from 
college!  Hard  work  does  pay!  Best  of  luck  at 
corporate  success.  Love,  Dad 

Brian  Celiberti: 

We  know  this  is  only  the  beginning  of  a  very 
successful  future.  We're  very  proud!  Love, 
Mom  and  Dad 

Matthew  Lubben: 

We  are  sure  you  will  remember  your  four 
years  at  S.U.  with  happiness  and  gratitude 
towards  friends  and  faculty  all  the  years  of 
your  life.  Our  love  and  blessings  to  you 
always.  Mom  and  Dad 

Amanda  Louise: 

Eres  la  hija  y  hermana  mejor  del  mundo. 
Somos  muy  orgullosas  de  ti  y  de  todo  que 
hiciste,  haces  y  haras.  Eres  simpatica, 
hermosa  y  muy  amada  por  nosotros.  Te 


quieremos  muchisimo,  con  toda  nuestra 
corazon  por  siempre  (A  and  F).  Besos  y 
abrazos  fuertes  siempre.  Vaya  con  Dios. 
Mama  y  Yvonne  y  Papa 

Kelly  O'Mara: 

Best  wishes  through  life.  All  our  love,  Mom 

and  Dad 

Dearest  Kelly  Roberts: 
May  the  success  you've  had  at  Susquehanna 
be  the  beginning  of  many  wonderful  and 
successful   years   ahead!    You're   terrific. 
Love,  hugs,  and  kisses,  Mom 

To  Our  Lovely  Daughter  Janeen  Miller: 
We  wish  you  all  the  happiness  you  deserve 
for  being  the  best  daughter  anyone  could 
expect  to  have.  You  are  fresh  and  bright  and 
full  of  life,  and  with  the  hand  of  God  on  your 
shoulders,  you  can  do  all  things  wonderful. 
We  love  you,  you  make  us  proud  to  be  your 
parents.  All  our  love  and  support.  Mom  and 
Dad 

Jennie  Brown: 

Congratulations!  You've  done  a  great  job 
and  we're  proud  of  you.  All  our  love,  Mom, 
Dad,  Lisa  and  "O.J." 

Gretchen  Magnuson: 

Wow  —  from  our  four  pound  gift  from  God 
to  a  beautiful  young  lady.  "You've  come  a 
long  way  baby."  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Christine  Marie  Bukowski: 

A  dream  come  true.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Patricia  Cathleen  Saunders: 
Congratulations!  We  are  proud  of  you.  You 
have  grown  up  to  be  a  caring,  loving,  and 
sensitive  young  lady.  We  wish  you  success, 
love,  health,  and  happiness  in  life.  Love, 
Mom,  Dad,  Laura,  Matthew,  Michael,  David 
and  Amy 

Michele  Lekas: 

We're  very  proud  of  you,  Michele  (Kooneli). 

With  all  our  love,  Your  Family 

Michele  Kleinchester: 

Congratulations!  We  know  you'll  be  suc- 
cessful in  all  you  hope  to  accomplish.  We're 
proud  of  you.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Matt  Curran: 

Congratulations!  We're  proud  of  you,  your 
accomplishments,  and  your  G.P.A..  You 
owe  us  $50.00  a  week  for  life!  We  love  you, 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Flash 

Dean  Druckenmiller: 

Congratulations!  We're  so  very  proud  of 
your  success  and  know  you'll  do  well  with 
your  future  endeavors.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 


Mike  Mellinger: 

Mike,  may  your  future  hold  as  much  hap- 
piness as  you  have  given  us.  We  are  so 
proud  of  you.  Love,  Mom,  Dad,  Traci  and 
Scott 

Susan  "Tucker"  Reilly": 

Congratulations!  Now  you  can  help  support 

your  Mom!!  Love,  Mom 

Sarah  Corsilia: 

Congratulations!  We  are  so  proud  of  you, 
Sarah,  and  love  you  very  much.  Dad,  Mom 
and  Andrew 

Stacey  Wenzel: 

Congratulations  on  a  job  well  done.  You  did 
it  with  style  and  class.  We're  proud  of  you. 
We  know  you'll  always  do  well  in  the  future. 
Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Glenn  Davis: 

Congratulations  to  you  and  all  the  seniors  at 
Lambda.  You  are  a  bunch  of  young  men. 
We  will  miss  the  fun  times  at  BJ's  and  the 
great  bombers.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad 

Jill  Bashore: 

Congratulations  on  your  graduation  from 
college!  May  you  always  be  as  you  are  today 
—  full  of  life,  full  of  hope,  full  of  fun.  Love, 
Mom  and  Dad 

Catherine  Michalski: 

Cate,  Congratulations  on  a  job  well  done. 

Good  luck.  Love,  Grandmom 

Scott  Mclntyre: 

We're  very  proud  of  you  and  have  great 
faith  in  your  ability  to  support  us  in  the 
manner  to  which  you  were  accustomed.  We 
love  you.  Mom  and  Dad 

Krissi  Kiehn: 

Congratulations!  We're  so  proud  of  you. 
We're  delighted  to  see  the  self-assured  and 
capable  young  woman  you  have  become, 
and  love  ya'  Babe!  Mom  and  Dad 

Reagan  Bitler: 

Congratulations!  You  are  the  greatest  and 

you  have  made  me  the  proudest.  I  love  you! 

Mom 

Melissa  Vartholom: 

Know  that  we  are  here  to  encourage  and 
support  your  dreams.  So  grab  the  torch  and 
run  with  it.  You  will  always  be  a  winner. 
We're  so  very  proud  of  you.  Much  love, 
Mom  and  Mike 


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152     Graduation 


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158     Candids 


Closing     159 


160     Candids