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In  Memory... 

The  Quittapahilla  staff  dedicates 
the  2007-08  yearbook  to  the 
memory  of  Alex  Morris  '10  who 
was  taken  from  us  after  a  car 
accident  in  September.  He  is 
greatly  missed  by  friends  and  will 
always  remain  in  our  hearts. 


Alex 
Morris 


He  would  always  put  a  smile  on  my  face  and  just 
could  make  me  Jaugh.  I  hardly  knew  him 
considering  I  had  just  met  him  in  August,  but  in 
that  time  I  don't  know  if  I  ever  laughed  so  hard. 
AJex  was  a  character  for  sure,  fie  is  greatly  missed. 
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Alex  did  so  many  great  things  in  his  life.  With 
being  an  EMT,  he  helped  a  countless  amount  of 
people.  He  always  cared  about  others  more  than 
himself,  which  is  a  quality  that's  hard  to  find. 
You  could  see  the  influence  he  had  on  so  many 
lives  by  the  number  of  people  who  showed  up  to 
his  services.  The  line  was  out  the  door  and 
stayed  that  way  for  hours.  He  was  a  great  friend 
whom  I  wish  I  had  the  chance  to  spend  more 
time  with.  He'll  never  be  forgotten  by  me  and  by 
hundreds  upon  hundreds  of  others.  Rest  in 
Peace,  Alex.  You  were  just  too  great  that  God 
wanted  to  be  with  you  early. 
Christa  Lynn 


Alex  was  the  kind  of  guy  that  would  do  anything 

for  anyone.  He  was  such  a  great  person.  He 

always  knew  how  to  cheer  me  up.  He  did  so  much 

for  everyone  and  never  expected  anything  in 

return. 

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Former  first  daughter  Chelsea  CHnton  laid  out  the  case  for  her  mother 
Hillary  Clinton's  presidential  candidacy  in  the  state's  Republican  heartland  in 
March,  making  a  direct  plea  for  votes  to  a  constituency  that's  key  to  Barak 
Obama's  chances  in  Pennsylvania. 

Nearly  440  students,  faculty,  staff  and  community  members  filled  the 
atrium  of  Lynch  Memorial  Hall  to  pose  questions  for  CUnton  in  an 
unprecedented  appearance. 

With  Senator  Clinton  locked  in  a  fierce  battle  for  the  Democratic 
presidential  nomination  against  U.S.  Sen.  Barak  Obama,  the  younger  Chnton's 
stop  at  LVC  was  one  of  three  she  made  to  stump  on  behalf  of  her  mother. 

"Please  ask  me  any  questions  you  have  today.. .I'm  happy  to  talk  about 
anything,"  Clinton  said  while  standing  on  a  small  stage,  sporting  a  jacket  and 
navy  Lebanon  Valley  hooded  sweatshirt. 

She  was  introduced  by  Greg  Kauffman  '09,  president  of  College 
Democrats.  Clinton  spoke  for  about  five  minutes  and  then  fielded  more  than  a 
dozen  questions  from  mostly  poUtical  science  students,  that  included  education, 
college  financial  aid  reforms,  the  federal  budget  deficit,  health  care,  stem  cell 
research,  NAFTA,  and  renewable  energy. 

Much  of  Chelsea  Chnton's  talk  centered  on  education,  including  her 
mother's  plans  to  broaden  Pell  Grants  for  students  and  to  forgive  loan  debt  for 
those  who  enter  such  public  service  jobs  as  education  and  law  enforcement. 

Both  the  elder  Clinton,  a  New  York  senator,  and  Obama  have  proposed 
making  college  more  affordable  by  reinstating  direct  aid  from  the  government  to 
students  at  lower  interest  rates.  Chelsea  said  her  mother  wants  to  double  the 
maximum  federal  Pell  Grant  for  low-income  students  to  $10,800  and  double 
existing  tax  credits  for  undergraduate  and  graduate  students. 


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VallcyFest  committee;  comprised  of  students  from  every  doss,  is 
dedicated  to  planning  the  festival)  which  is  typically  held  in  April. 
The  committee  decides  on  everything  from  food  to  entertainment  that 
will  be  pleasing  not  only  to  the  LVC  campus,  but  the  community  that 
surroimds  it  Incorporating  tAe  musical  and  artistic  taCents  o_f  tile 
college's  students  as  well  as  local  aruf  nationaC  taCents^  the  festival 
thrives  on  the  arts.  With  inflatable  noveCties,  camivaC  games, 
entertainment  for  people  of  all  ages,  the  atmosphere  is  fuil  of  fun  and 
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Michelle  Koettentz,  Emiiy  Johns,  Kate 

Ddl'Olio,  Heatfier  Meier;  Lois  Skup^, 

Sfmun  Krdder,  Amanda  Cubbagej  Samantha 

Boss,  Tabiiha  Brobst,  Emily  Long,  Greg 

Gueraher,  Matt  Uow ell-Clarke.,  Tyler 

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Stephanie  Henrich:  President 

Steven  Wisner:  Vice  President/Producer 

Erin  Brubaker:  Vice  President/Front  of  House 

Arlene  Reiter:  Secretary 

Katie  Campbell:  Secretary 

Nicole  Gollmer:  Treasurer 

Karen  Oulahan:  Historian/Public  Relations 

2007-08  Performance  Schedule: 

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Organizations 


Section  designed  by  Amber  Keeseman  11 


The  LVC  chapter  of  the  Student 
Pennsylvania  State  Education 
Association  (S.P.S.E.A.)  is  open  to 
all  elementary,  secondary,  art, 
special  education  and  music 
education  students.  The  group 
consists  of  future  teachers  who  all 
share  a  sincere  love  for  children. 
The  organization  sponsors 
conventions,  community  and 
school  projects,  education 
programs,  and  bi-monthly 
meetings. 


President:  Kristen  Wasileski 
Vice-President:  Lauren  Ferrara 
Treasurer:  Carolyn  AgnoU 
Secretary:  Bethany  Varano 
Parliamentarian:  Jackie  Collani 
Advisor:  Dr.  Atkinson 


Members:  Erin  Ammon,  Kiera  Anderson,  Chelsea  Artz,  Helen  Balas,  Emily  Bassett,  Renee 
Bell,  Molly  Berwagner,  Corinne  Blessing,  Kendell  Bowman,  Mark  Brandt,  Amanda  Brown, 
Brianna  Brumbach,  Jonathan  Campbell,  Crystal  Cascarino,  Gina  Champagne,  Elizabeth 
Christie,  Danielle  Cowdell,  Gregory  Daylor,  Alysha  Dellinger,  Nicole  DeLoia,  Alexandra 
DelPrete,  Kathleen  DeMario,  Gina  DiCamillo,  Darren  Dusick,  Jessica  Englert,  Bradley 
Entrekin,  Lauren  Erkoboni,  Ashley  Evans,  Lauren  Evans,  Bridget  Freiler,  Jennifer  Gallagher, 
Christine  Garrison,  Megan  Gehman,  Danielle  Gemmill,  Amy  Gingerich,  Jared  Gliem,  Tyler 
Graham,  Michael  Grandi,  Cynthia  Groff,  Christine  Gumble,  Kyra  Hackman,  Tricia 
Halligan,  Stephanie  Harnish,  Ann  Heckman,  Stephanie  Henrich,  Laura  Holder,  Kristen 
Hoover,  Maria  Jeannette,  Sara  Jenkins,  Jenna  Kane,  Jessica  Kender,  Sarah  Kenney,  JuHa 
Kenny,  Kristen  Krotulski,  Holly  Lantz,  Brittney  Liptrap,  Michele  Lobach,  Aaron  Lucas, 
Emily  Lyden,  Monica  Mancini,  Jeremy  Mann,  Megan  McManus,  Kristopher  Miller,  Kelly 
Moll,  Emily  Moore,  Sarah  Morasco,  Alicia  Moul,  Ashten  O'Brien,  Jessica  Piero,  Andrea  Pitt, 
Alexander  Poorman,  Matthew  Prebula,  Roseanne  Rice,  Megan  Rizzardi,  Emily  Ross,  Stacey 
Ruch,  Sara  Schwanger,  Stacey  Sheffer,  Rachel  Shelly,  Anthony  Shiphowski,  Holly  Shissler, 
Courtney  Slack,  Jenna  Sloan,  Erica  Smith,  David  Sodl,  Alyssa  Stine,  Beth  Templin,  Sarah 
Thompson,  Chelsea  Wagner,  Jennifer  L.  Wagner,  Jennifer  M.  Wagner,  Carlye  Weir,  Laura 
Winiarczyk,  Leah  Worrell 

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Officers: 

Heather  Meier  -  President 
Kyle  Ward  -  Vice  President 
Courtney  Lindgren  -  Secretary 
Amanda  Knapp  -  Treasurer 
Alisa  Sterner  -  Historian 


The  Psychology  Club  is  made  up  mostly  of 
students  majoring  or  minoring  in 
psychology  and  psychobiology,  but  is  open 
to  anyone  on  campus  who  is  interested  in 
the  field  of  psychology.  The  club  gives 
these  students  the  opportunity  to  socialize 
together,  discuss  psychological  issues, 
participate  in  community  service  and 
share  ideas  on  various  topics.  In  addition, 
Psychology  Club  gives  its  members  the 
chance  to  go  to  the  Eastern  Psychological 
Association  Conference  held  in  different 
Northeastern  locations  every  spring.  It  is 
a  wonderful  opportunity  to  amass 
knowledge  on  a  variety  of  topics  regarding 
psychology  and  neurology,  and  have  fun 
while  doing  it.  New  members  are  always 
welcome! 


Members:  Jeff  Weston  Anderson,  Mary  Auker,  Chris 
Bauer,  Crista  Billowitch,  Shelly  Burkholder,  Alyse 
Canciello,  Katie  Cerullo,  Amanda  Cole,  Joe  Convery, 
Ann  Marie  Crider,  Kathryn  DeBlock,  Teri 
DeGregorio,  John  Dimmick,  Jeff  Douglas,  Rachel 
Duffy,  Michelle  Dusel,  Marci  Ebur,  Rachel  Eck, 
Rebecca  Edwards,  Meghan  Ennis,  Dave  Heckford, 
Becky  Hess,  Katie  Hewitt,  Amanda  Keith,  Tony 
Marasco,  Rachel  Marion,  Steph  McKay,  Kris 
Musselman,  Ashley  Omdorff,  Rasa  Rupslaukyte, 
Caren  Sabol,  Becky  Schaffer,  Joe  Sheehy,  Emily 
Stouffer,  Alhson  Sweigart,  Julie  Tacchino,  Amanda 
Wagner,  Krista  Wisner 


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HyPE  (History,  Political  Science  and 
Economics  Club)  is  comprised 
mainly  of  majors  but  open  campus 
wide.  Its  main  goal  is  to  increase 
awareness  of  history,  political 
science  and  economics  with 
speakers,  trips,  and  events,  as  well  as 
participating  in  several  campus  wide 
events  such  as  Relay  for  Life.  In 
addition,  HyPE  sponors  an  annual 
dinner  where  they  recognize  an 
outstanding  faculty  member. 


Members:  Lauren  Woodring,  Jeremy  Mann,  Jackie 
Hane,  Rachel  Moore,  Kathy  Coulson,  Matt  Day,  Matt 
Schaeffer,  Jason  Nystrom,  Greg  Kauffman,  Brett 
Weidman,  Chris  DeLorenzo,  Rose,  Melissa  Keyes, 
Michelle  Little,  Steph  Romberger 


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The  F-word,  LVC's  feminist  organization,  is  a  non-gender  specific  organization  that 
gathers  weekly  to  discuss  feminist  and  gender-based  issues.  The  F-word  also  sponsors 
and  participates  in  various  advocacy  and  activism  campaigns  such  as:  the  Vagina 
Monologues,  domestic  violence,  awareness,  inequality  in  the  workplace  and  National 
Love  Your  Body  Day,  just  to  name  a  few.  The  F-word  advocates  strongly  for  women's 
rights  and  through  this  hopes  to  end  discrimination  between  all  groups,  by  encouraging 
progressive  thinking  in  equity  by  LVC  students. 

President:  Katelyn  McKenzie 

Vice  President:  Kayla  Houser 

Secretary/Treasurer:  Abby  Kline 

Publicity  Chair:  Shaun  Kreider 

Advisors:  Dr.  Cathy  Romagnolo,  Gene  Kelly,  Dr.  Kerrie  Smedley 


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Ministry  team  plans  and  coordinates  the  non-denominational  Wednesday  night 
worship  service.  Each  week  the  group  tries  to  bring  something  new  and  exciting  to 
the  campus. 

Members:  Jonathan  Brown,  Alyse  Canciello,  Rob  Celentano,  Jessica  Englert,  Nate  Grim, 
Molly  Hoshour,  Ryan  Morrow,  Chris  Oleyniczak,  Matt  Oleyniczak,  Elizabeth  Potts,  Jason 
Roach,  Rebecca  Schlegel,  Beth  Templin,  Kaithn  Thompson,  Ryan  Van  Houten,  Daniel 
Walmer 


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Praise  Him  with  Dance  (PHD)  is 
a  co-ed  group  whose  purpose  is 
to  praise  God  through  the  gift  of 
dance.  No  experience  is 
necessary  and  the  group  performs 
many  styles.  Membership  is  open 
to  everyone. 


Members:  Holly  Andrews,  Robert  Celentano,  Jessica  Englert, 
Molly  Hoshour,  Julia  Jones,  Aleka  Liazis,  Christopher 
Oleyniczak,  Sarah  Orr,  Elizabeth  Potts,  Amanda  Sarkowski, 
Megan  Silfee,  Beth  Templin,  Kaitlyn  Thompson 


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The  Voices  of  Spirit  Gospel  Choir  has  been  in  existence  for  six  years  and  is  an 
entirely  student-run  organization  open  to  all  students.  VOS  sings  at  a  wide  variety 
of  church  services  both  local  and  distant. 


Officers: 

President  -  Rachel  Mingle 

Vice  President  -  Kathryn  DeBlock 

Secretary  -  Alyse  Canciello 

Treasurer  -  Kaitlin  Miller 

Music  Director  -  Darnell  Epps 


Members:  Aleka  Liazis,  Allison  Ballard,  Alyse  Canciello,  Alyssa  Bender,  Alyssa  Kreider, 
Amanda  Zekazny,  Amy  Willow,  Andrew  Cannon,  Asher  Condit,  Bethany  Finney,  Bradley 
O'Connell,  Chris  Oleyniczak,  Chrissy  Garrison,  Darnell  Epps,  Emily  Gertenbach,  Emily  Welsh, 
Erin  Brubaker,  Greg  Barkhauer,  Jaclyn  Klinger,  Jess  Bui,  Jimmy  KroU,  Joi-Yan  Woo,  Jon  Blass, 
Justina  Ercole,  Kaitlin  Miller,  Karen  Oulahan,  Karyn  Camillo,  Kathryn  DeBlock,  Kelcie  Fritts, 
Lauren  Johnson,  Matt  Oleyniczak,  Michelle  Koetteritz,  Monica  Ferenz,  Rachel  Mingle,  Rob 
Celentano,  Ryan  Van  Houten,  Stephanie  Mannon,  Stephanie  Thomas 


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MBS  stands  for  Mind,  Body  and  Soul,  so  this  club  is  focused  on  improving  the  health  and 
vitality  of  these  intertwined  components.  Some  of  the  main  activities  the  club  takes  part  in 
are  the  weekly  yoga  sessions  instituted  by  the  club,  guided  meditations/relaxation  sessions, 
and  on  occasion,  tastings  of  healthy  food.  The  group's  mission  is  to  provide  a  place  to 
discuss  healthy  living,  explore  new  and  emerging  health  perspectives,  and  to  promote 
wellness  amongst  themselves  and  the  student  body. 

Members:  Krista  Wisner,  Coni  Russo,  Holly  Feeser,  Emily  Poukish,  Rebecca  Shaffer,  Carissa  Shobe, 
Chaplin  Fullmer,  Yvonne  Foster,  Alison  Ballard,  Chelsey  Wright,  Christie  Stratos,  Stephen  Loikith, 
Mark  Fersch,  Abby  Kline,  Whitney  High,  Ashley  Harris,  Heather  Meier,  Amanda  Ward,  Holly  Frey, 
Adena  Comrey,  Tiffany  Hubble,  Jess  Crusey,  Sarah  Abbott,  Christina  Pastula,  Jen  Murphy 


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Officers  of  Cornerstone  from  right  to  left: 
Daniel  Walmer  -  Representative  of  CCO 
Alyssa  Kreider  -  Secretary 
Ryan  Van  Houten  -  President 

Cornerstone  is  a  ministry  that  branches  off  from  the  Council  of  Christian 
organizations.  Our  purpose  is  to  serve  and  witness  to  the  residential 
campus  of  LVC  by  providing  times  of  fellowship  throughout  the  semester 
on  Friday  evenings.  These  activities  include:  pizza/volleyball,  dodge  ball, 
ultimate  frisbee,  picnics,  chapel  lock-in/game  night,  30-hour 
famine/concert,  and  pool  parties.  The  biggest  of  these  events  is  our  spring 
and  winter  retreats  that  offer  a  time  to  grow  closer  through  God's  word  and 
with  one  another. 


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The  Council  for  Exceptional  Children  has  40  student  members  and  is  under  the 
direction  of  advisor  Dr.  Cheryl  George.  Membership  is  open  to  LVC  students  seeking 
special  education  certification  and  other  persons  interested  in  the  education  of 
individuals  with  exceptionalities.  The  chapter  seeks  to  offer  programs  that  enhance  the 
knowledge  of  special  education  and  related  services,  offer  recreational  and  educational 
experiences  for  students  with  exceptionalities  in  the  community,  and  network  with 
others  who  share  common  interests.  CEC  is  a  fun  and  interactive  organization  on 
campus. 

Officers: 

Sarah  Thompson  -  President 

Kristen  Wasileski  -  Vice  President 

Aaron  Lucas  -  Treasurer  and  Public  Relations 

Emily  Ross  -  Secretary 

Members:  Leanne  Mercadante,  Nicole  Kalhold,  Lauren  Evans,  Leah  Worrell, 
Lauren  Erkoboni,  Sarah  Morasco,  Kyra  Hackman,  Emily  Moore,  Kim  Beiler, 
Lindsay  Bauman,  Christine  Felegi,  Amy  Gingerich,  Brianna  Brumbach, 
Danielle  Palardy,  Ashley  Richards,  Jackie  CoUoni,  Janna  Herbert,  Jessie 
Englert,  Lauren  Ferrara,  Alyse  Canciello,  Stacey  Sheffer,  Amber  Miller,  Brittany 
Sanders,  Jenna  Sloan,  Jared  Gliem,  Crystal  Cascarino 


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Freedom  Rings  seeks  to  support,  educate  and  advocate  for  students,  faculty  and 
staff  who  are  gay,  lesbian,  bisexual  and  transgender.  Meetings  are  open  to 
everyone;  they  are  a  friendly  and  supportive  time  to  discuss  various  issues  in  the 
LGBTQ  community  on  campus  and  around  the  world  as  well  as  plan  campus-wide 
events  for  LGBTQ  awareness.  The  group  understands  that  not  everyone  is  ready 
for  the  group  atmosphere  and  offer  confidentiality  services.  Fundamentally,  the 
group  is  a  support  system  for  those  dealing  with  the  internal  and  external  struggles 
encountered  by  queer  youth.  Whether  it's  trouble  with  coming  out  of  the  closet,  a 
bothersome  roommate,  parents  that  don't  approve  or  something  else.  Freedom 
Rings  is  here  to  hsten.  Due  to  the  diversity  of  the  support  group,  there  are  many 
people  who  can  offer  completely  fresh  perspectives  to  any  problem. 


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Psi  Chi  is  the  national  honors  society  of  psychology. 
The  mission  of  the  group  is  to  have  well-educated, 
ethical  and  socially  responsible  members  that  are 
committed  to  contributing  to  the  science  and  profession 
of  psychology,  and  to  society  in  general. 

Officers: 

President  -  Kathryn  Hewitt 
Vice  President  -  James  Henrie 
Secretary  -  Amanda  Cole 
Treasurer  -  Amanda  Knapp 
Historian  -  Melissa  Kayes 
Advisor  -  Dr.  Heather  Mitchell 


Members:  Allison  Conety,  Alexandra  Fretz,  Linden  Lalley-Chareczko,  Ashley  Omdorff, 
Sean  Carter,  Hannah  Ginder,  Karissa  Beechey,  Megan  Bish,  Ashley  Bordner,  Kathryn 
DeBlock,  Crystal  Devecchio,  Meghan  Ennis,  Kimberly  Flanagan,  Maria  Jeannette,  Amanda 
Keith,  Kelly  Minnix,  Rasa  Rupslaukyte,  Anthony  Scales,  Rebecca  Schaffer,  Sarah 
Semmelmen,  Allison  Sweigart,  ICrista  Wisner,  Krista  Freitag,  Dessie  Manning,  Rachael 
Marion,  Kristopher  Musselman,  Ellen  Pittman,  Elizabeth  Shaw,  Carissa  Shobe,  Alisa 
Sterner,  Kyle  Ward,  Jennifer  Dunnick 


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LVC  has  the  Alpha  Zeta  chapter  of 
Tri-Beta,  the  National  Biological  Honor 
Society.  Each  year  the  group  focuses  on 
service  to  school  and  community. 

Members:  Kasey  Grimes,  Cory  Hall,  Samantha  Keifer, 
Jess  Kender,  Kyran  Laudeman,  Jennifer  Lazarski,  Ryan 
Lucas,  Jillian  Miller,  Nicole  Myers,  Elizabeth  Potts, 
Chris  Schank,  David  Sodl,  Jennifer  Dunnick,  Clair 
Felpel,  Daniel  Hodge,  Gary  Lam,  Rachel  Nguyen, 
Michael  Pence,  Kelly  Moll,  Kenneth  Potter,  Kathleen 
Servian,  Adam  Wier,  Eric  Wier,  Gregory  Wier 


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The  LVC  chapter  of  The 
National  Association  for  Music 
Education  (MENC)  currently  has 
80  members.  The  organization 
exists  to  provide  information  and 
new  musical  experiences  to 
music  education  majors,  and 
they  do  this  through  workshops, 
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Officers: 

Sarah  Degnitz  -  President 
Tina  Cosma  -  Vice  President 
Joe  Heckman  -  Historian 
Christa  Rusher  -  Historian 
Allison  Smith  -  Secretary 
Alhson  Van  Note  -  Treasurer 
Faculty  Advisor  -  Dr.  Mary  Lemons 

Members:  Chelsea  Acaley,  Jay  Althouse,  Lauren  Anderson,  Zach  Aulenbach,  Kendall 
Barbera,  Vicki  Bartolomeo,  Kate  Bentz,  Caitlyn  Biggs,  Rachel  Bomberger,  Kyle  Bourdon, 
Lisa  Boyko,  Katy  Brodhead,  Tom  Davidson,  Jill  DeBiasse,  Amy  Dedrick,  Josh  Duma,  Dan 
Finkbiner,  Mary  Frantz,  Phillip  Freeman,  Holly  Frey,  Mike  Frock,  Sam  Gamer,  Megan 
Haneman,  Kaitlyn  Hartman,  Elizabeth  Heck,  Jessica  Hildebrand,  Mindy  Hoopes,  Abby 
Irwin,  Andrew  Jasinski,  Andrew  Keller,  Sarah  Klein,  Jaclyn  Klinger,  Kiersten  Levan, 
Meredith  Long,  Meagen  Lukas,  Kate  Lynagh,  Roberto  Marti,  Jackie  Massey,  Heather 
Meier,  Clay  Michalec,  Amy  Miller,  Ryan  Morrow,  Ali  Moucheron,  Guillermo  Munoz, 
AUison  O'Handly,  Allison  Ortiz,  Aram  Piligian,  Mark  Rizzo,  Jason  Roach,  Lisa  Roberts, 
Meagan  Robinson,  Megan  Siegel,  Gloria  Slovak,  Megan  Snader,  Megan  Snyder,  Elba  Soto, 
Kaitlyn  Staub,  Keith  Stoltzfus,  Sarah  Strouse,  Claire  Styer,  Kateri  Swaverly,  Jeffrey 
Thompson,  Kaity  Thompson,  Kristin  Turcovski,  Michael  Wagner,  Chris  Walmer,  Karen 
Windle,  Kevin  Wisnewski,  Kristen  Wollenberg,  Joi-Yan  Woo,  Andrew  Worley,  Meghann 
Wright,  Bemie  Yanos,  Heidi  Zeigler 


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Swain  ( Secretary  >.  Ellen  Adams,  Andrea  Beers. 
Orris  Berg.  Nick  Boaz.  Sammy  Burke>\  Kar>Ti 
C^wlu,  Richard  Carr.  Christa  Cooper,  JuHa  Cupp,  j 
Jarretr  Curds.  Kaielyn  Da\ies.  Brad  Decker.  Ashle 
EbeAarL.  Danielle  Elder.  Brntoey  FaHuoca,  Oair 
FeipeL  Jordan  Fining.  Katie  FreemaB,  Elisabeth 
Garrett,  Oinsri  Garrison,  Dana  Gdban^  Man 
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Light.  Eric  Loose.  Kim  Manbeck.  Mike  Mek^^ 
Amy  Miceh.  Amanda  Muza,  Naie  Mussetwtete, 
Jas?n  Na\Tn.  Katie  Nemeth,  Robert  Orth,  Kiandoi 
?ir<s..  Sara  PiaseckL  Ryan  PiiL  Mike  Porambo. 
Kemy  Potter.  Robyn  PowelL  Susanne  RohL  Stev^ 
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Members:  Durrell  Martin.  Jeff  Douglas.  Rachel  Marion.  Megan 
Risser.  Rob  Scales.  Laura  Gockley.  Dan  Nowell,  Mimi  Sullivan. 
Heather  Aurand.  .AJex  Aver\ .  Krista  Fretiag.  Amanda  Knapp. 
Laura  McGinley.  Robbie  Sheldon.  Tom  Smith.  Kyle  Ward. 
Rebekah  Car\-er.  Christa  Vrabel.  Beclo,-  Hess.  Monica  Ferenz. 
Taylor  Baldwin.  Matlock  Bobechko.  Ronny  Adosta.  Cor\'  Sabol, 
Kiersten  Boncore.  Tiffany  Hubble.  Laura  McGinley.  Da\-e 
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Piccolella.  Emily  Ingram.  Emily  Ingraham.  Ann  Marie  Crider. 
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Members  (from  left  to  right):  Emily  Johns.  Shelly 
Burkholder.  Rachel  Duf!\-.  Andrea  Dohrmann. 
Munya  Jakazi.  Elizabeth  Christie.  Sara  Jenkins, 
Erica  Van  Der  Knokke,  Heather  Meier 
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Ruber,  Kristi  Jacobsen,  Juhe  OUey,  Mary  O'Malley,  Ellen 
Pitman,  Lindsay  Porter,  Megan  Sargero,  Steph  Whitmore, 
Alicia  ZaneUa,  Amanda  Zanella 

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Dedication,  sweat  and  teamwork  -  three  things  behind  the  women's  rugby  championship 
team.  Quahfying  for  playoffs  this  fall  was  a  goal  the  girls  had  been  working  towards  for  the 
past  four  years. 

The  team  was  led  by  senior  club  officers  who  had  taken  their  position  as  sophomores,  and 
fundraised,  recruited  and  reorganized  the  club  into  a  well-respected  team.  The  team  was  an 
unstoppable  combination  of  experienced  returning  players  and  fresh  talent  among  freshmen, 
both  sharing  a  passion  for  the  sport. 

Their  shot  at  quahfying  for  play-offs  came  Oct.  20  when  The  Valley  hosted  their  rivals 
Franklin  &  Marshall  College.  The  women  dominated  the  pitch,  claiming  victory  32-5.  The 
women's  goal  had  been  met,  qualifying  the  team  for  play-offs  for  the  first  time  since  2002. 

With  championships  in  sight  the  women  faced  a  huge  issue.  Depth.  Throughout  the  fall 
season,  the  once  sizable  team  lost  many  of  their  players  to  injuries.  The  girls  were  down  to  1 5 
players  ~  the  exact  number  needed  on  the  field. 

But  with  zero  subsitutes,  women's  rugby  prevailed  and  went  into  championships  with  their 
heads  up  and  game  faces  on.  The  women  battled  through  their  match,  many  playing  through 
injuries  in  order  to  keep  numbers  on  the  pitch. 

What  seemed  to  be  a  victorious  match  against  Muhlenberg  was  stolen  away  in  the  last  ten 
seconds  of  the  game,  when  Muhlenberg  scored  on  a  rare  penalty  called  by  the  referee. 

Win  or  lose  nothing  can  take  away  the  memories  created  between  these  women  on  and  off 
the  pitch.  Between  the  time  spent  at  team  dinners  and  socials,  or  the  unbelievable  tackles  and 
endless  sprints  at  practice,  these  women  formed  a  team  that  will  last  them  a  lifetime. 


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Reaching 
Out 


LVG  students  completed  1 8 ,638 
hours  of.eommimity  service  during  the; 
2007-08  academic  year  '■-  equal  to 
$363,623  worth  of  services  mostly  for  ,: 
the  gredter  Lebanon  coihmunity. 

The  College  ais®,helped  to  build  a 
modul^liome  in  Cleona  destined  for.r 
needy  family  in  Southeast  Texas, 
assisted  in  Hurricane  Katrina  Rehef  in 
the  New  Orleans  area,  helped  out  at  an 
Oneonta,  NY  retreat  center,  and 
participated  in  an  Appalachian  ^ 
Mpsmtains  Service  Project  in  West 
Virginia.      •      ^■;^'''-'"'" 

The^Gonimunity  service  figures 
come  from  data  compiled  by  G^ne 
Kelly-'Ol,  LVC's  assistanfdirector  of 
student  activities  and  student 
development.  The  students  represented 
42  organizations,  athletic  teams,  special 
interest  residence  communities,  and 
campus-wide  planning  coihmitteefr. 

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Alpha  Phi  Omega 

555 

Alpha  Sigma  Tau 

95.5 

Art  Club 

16 

Best  Buddies;,, 

274 

Beta  B^a  Beta 

23.5 

Biology  Department 

308 

Business  &  Economics 

1218 

'Colleges  Agairist  Cancer 

672 

Corrimunity  Dutchnien 

415 

Equestrian  Club 

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1,112 

Freedom  Rings 

35.5. 

Funkhouser  ResidenCe*^ 

40 

Gamma  Sigma  Sigma 

44 

Hurricane  Katrina  Relief 

1,456 

Ice' Hockey  Team 

1,635.5 

Kappa  Lambda  Nu  . 

19 

LVEP 

780:5 

Marquette  &  Bellinger 

15 

Math'club 

450 

Men's  Soccer 

25 

North  College  HaU 

611.25 

'    Peer  Psychology  Club 

11 

Servants  of  Christ 

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Ski  &  Snowboard-Club 

96 

SoftbaU 

26 

Student  Activities 

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Student  Govemrnent 

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Taekwdhdo  Cliib 

22.5 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 

103 

V^lleyFest 

1,102 

Valley  Volunteers      •-' 

88:5 

The  Vagina  Monologues 

-451 

Wig^Buckle 

3,500 

Women's  Rugby 

120 

Women's  SoceeR 

90.5 

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"¥r\s\  ^5^as  your  iMOst  MeiMorable  LVC  MOivieNt-- 

LVC  Football  defeats  Lycoming  College  15-9  at  Lyco  for  the  first 
time  in  school  history  on  10/21/06. 

Wiat  ^as  your  iviost  eMbarassiNg  LVC  ivtOMeNt- 
Inaupural  P. I. P. 


Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  3  - 1 0  years- 
Having  a  good  time  in  a  big  city  near  the  coast. 


Heidi  L.  Allison 
Digital  Communications  & 
Business  Administration 


Jay  L.  Althouse 
Music  Education 


Wiere  ^as  your  favorite  haNqout-- 

The  Loft.  The  Castle,  The  Bakery,  Church  St.,  the  BatdorL  and 

the  Vette. 

Wio  ^as  your  favorite  professor  a^^d  ^y -' 

Professor  Grigsby.   He  cut  through  the  unimportant  things  and 

taught  me  a  lot  of  lessons  on  how  to  actually  be  successful  in  life. 

Wiat  is  your  favorite  part  of  caiMpus- 

Arnold  Field.  Lifelong  memories  with  my  best  friends. 


Holly  J.  Andrews 
Accounting 


ANy  advice  to  future  seNiorv 

Don't  think  twice.  Just  do  it  and  make  the  memories.   You  only 

get  to  go  to  college  once. 


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Janet  L.  Arey 
Health  Science 


Kasey  L.  Arnold 
English  &  German 


Nay  M.  Aung 
Business  Administration 


Helen  E.  Balas 
Elementary  Education 


Zachery  L.  Barkus 
English 


Rodney  Bamett 
Music 


Ryan  M.  Bartz 

Music  Education  &  Music 


Anthony  S.  Beccone  Jr. 

Accounting  &  Business 
Administration 


Renee  L.  Bell 

Elementary  Education 


Robert  D.  Bell  III 
Music  Recording  Tech 


James  M.  Bellizzi 
Music  Business 


Bradley  W.  Bishop 

Accounting  & 
Business  Administration 


Seniors 


fl,3 


Tristan  C.  Bostock 
Music 


Kyle  R.  Bourdon 
Music  Education 


Jill  A.  Brader 
Digital  Communications 


Z.  Elwood  Brandt 
Music  &  English 


Eldin  Brodlic 

Economics 


Adam  M.  Brossman 

Business  Administration 


Brianna  N.  Brumbach 
Elementary  Education 


A.  Blaine  Carfagno 
Digital  Communications 
&  English 


Joseph  A.  Caruso 

Accounting  & 
Business  Administration 


Nicole  L.  Caruso 
Health  Science 


Melissa  M.  Carvajal 
Business  Administration 


Crystal  A.  Cascarino 
Elementary  Education 


46] 


Seniors 


Jason  Chmiola 

Music  Recording  Tech 


Wiat  ^as  your  iMOst  Meiviorable  LVC  MOivieNt- 

Being  involved  in  my  first  musical  at  LVC.   I  did  Cabaret  my 
sophomore  year  and  the  dancintg,  singing  and  just  generally 
entertaining  the  crowd  was  such  a  fantastic  experience.   I  met 
some  really  great  people. 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5  •  1 0  years- 

I  will  have  attained  my  CPA  at  this  point  and  will  be  working 
toward  achieving  partner  in  a  public  accounting  firm. 


Ehzabeth  A.  Christie 
Elementan,-  Education 


Wiere  vas  your  favorite  haNgout- 
Generally  the  best  places  to  hang  out  w€ 
houses  with  mv  roommates  and  friends. 


IS  and 


Wio  vas  your  favorite  professor  a^Jd  ^y- 

Dr.  Rudd  was  my  favorite  professor.   He  made  his  class,  which 
was  a  really  long  night  class,  so  interesting.  I  enjoyed  working 
on  the  assignments  given  to  us.   He  applied  his  philosophy  of 
marketing  to  the  class  and  really  made  students  interested  in  it. 

Miat  is  your  favorite  part  of  carvpus-:  ■  ■ 

I  love  campus  in  the  spring  with  all  the  flowers,  cherry 
blossoms,  and  the  students  all  outside  playing  sports  and 
relaxing. 

AiMy  advice  to  future  seNiors- 

Take  the  fime  to  enjoy  it:  your  grades  are  important  but  so  is 


Aaron  M.  Coe 
Music  Recording  Tech 


Photo  b\  Heather  Mcicr'09 


Vusrvdji  A 


Wiat  ^as  your  Most  MeiMorble  LVC  MOMeNt-- 

It  would  have  to  be  starting  up  the  Sociology  and  Criminal  Justice 
Club.   It  was  quite  exciting. 

Wiat  was  your  Most  eMbarassiNg  LVC  MOMeNt-- 

While  living  in  Hammond  Hall  during  freshman  year.  I  remember 
forgetting  to  close  my  blinds  on  the  first  floor  and  flashing  about  10 
people!  I'm  pretty  sure  5  of  those  people  threw  up! 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5 '  1 0  years.=' 

I  plan  to  be  established  in  a  career  focused  around  social  justice  and 
public  welfare.  I  also  hope  to  have  my  M.S.W.  in  two  years,  and  my 
doctorate  in  sociology  in  five  years. 


Amanda  N.  Cole 
Psychology 


Allison  L.  Conety 
Psychology 


Wiere  was  your  favorite  haMgout-- 

I  have  always  adored  spending  time  at  MJ's... catching  up  with 
friends... and  buying  decadent  desserts  for  myself  and  Pookie. 


Wio  was  your  favorite  professor  aNd  why-^ 

Sharon  Arnold!  We  met  in  her  course.  Diversity  and 
Understanding.  1  knew  1  loved  her  when,  for  three  straight  weeks. 
we  practically  had  on  matching  clothes!  And  matching  opinions 
and  outlooks  on  MOST  issues!  1  knew  from  that  point  on.  Sharon 
"Shai-  Dog"  Arnold  was  my  new  LVC  mother  and  friend  for  life! 

ANy  advice  to  future  seMiors.-- 

Yes!  Take  in  as  much  as  possible!   Believe  in  what  j'-ou're 

doing... and  try  to  attach  yourself  to  activities  that  you'd  see  yourself 

doing  after  college. 


Kathleen  M.  Coulson 

Historical  Communications  & 
American  Studies  , 


Scott  A.  Crowell 
Music 


Julia  A.  Cupp 

Biochemistry  &  Molecular 
Biology 


Marie  M.  Cusick 

Political  Science  &  French 


Matthew  C.  Dale 
Music  Recording  Tech 


Kevin  S.  Daub 
Digital  Communications 


Matthew  G.  Day 

Economics 


Jill  E.  DeBiasse 

Music  Education  &  Music 


Erin  D.  Dean 

Music  Education 


Amy  E.  Dedrick 
Vlusic  Education  &  Music 


Kimberiy  M.  Deitrich 

Pohtical  Science  & 
Criminal  Justice 


Viet  Q.  Diep 
Psychobiology 


Kyle  J.  Digris 

Psychology 


Seniors 


T49 


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Allison  M.  Dolan 

Sociology 


Jeffrey  R.  Douglas 

Sociology 


Josh  M.  Duma 

Music 


Nicole  M.  Eberhardt 
Health  Science 


Amanda  A.  Empson 

Psychobiology 


Shauna  R.  Enck 

Chemistry 


Jessica  L.  Englert 
Elementary  Education 


Nicole  M.  Enman 
Psychobiology 


Darnell  A.  Epps 
Music  Education 


Elizabeth  J.  Eynon 

Music  &  Music  Education 


Michael  Feher 

Music 


David  A.  Fell 

Music  Recording  Tech 


3^ 


Seniors 


Emily  M.  Fitez 

History 


Jaime  M.  Floyd 
Hgital  Communications 


A^l^le^i 


Wiat  \^as  your  Most  Meiviorable  LVC  MOivteNt^ 

All  of  the  crazy,  fun  moments  with  my  i-oommatcs  in  our  DclUnger 
suite  this  year. 

Miat  vas  your  iviost  eivibarassiNg  LVC  MoivieNt^ 

Breaking  down  crying  in  the  middle  of  class  without  being  able  to 
stop  or  leave. 


Hopefully 


J  5 '  1 0  years- 

newhere  with  a  couple  of  horses  and  a 


in  the  tjovernment. 


William  D.  Foltz 

English  &  History 


Wiere  ^as  your  favorite  haNqout--^ 

Probably  the  new  Student  Center,  when  it  still  had  a  decent  pool 


Wio  vas  your  favorite  professor  aMd  ^hy-' 

I'm  partial  to  the  Psych  [department  professors;  there's  something 
great  about  every  single  one,  but  since  1  have  to  choose...  it's  a  close 
call  between  Dr.  Barry  Kuhle  and  Dr.  Lou  Manza  because  they  both 
ran  their  classes  in  such  a  way  thai  was  botii  thought-provoking 
and  fun. 


AMy  advice  to  future  seNiors^ 

1.)  Don't  sweat  the  small  stulT:  in  the  cnc\,  it  doesn't  really  matter. 
2.)  Study,  but  don't  let  it  take  up  all  your  time.    There's  more  to  life 
than  what  vou  read  in  a  .book  -  go  out  and  live  some  of  it. 


nC^'Zi'ti 


Ail  A^A^hevo^i  -  "r^e^v^eic^y 


^l^c^vlle^  ho9to^  -    \  vejk^^€^A\^ey 


Chad  M.  Fox 

Business  Admistration  & 
Accounting 


Gayle  S.  Freeman 

Music 


Alexandra  L.  Fretz 

Psychology 


Holly  A.  Frey 

Music  Education 


Michael  T.  Frock 
Music  Education  &  Music 


Jennifer  L.  Gallagher 
Elementary  Education 


Timothy  S.  Garrett  Jr. 
ACS  Chemistry 


Danielle  K.  Gehringer 
Sociology 


Amy  L.  Gingerich 
Elementary  Education 


Laura  E.  Gockley 
Sociology 


Melanie  L.  Gogoj 

English 


Amanda  M.  Goldstein 
Elementary  Education 


Dana  M.  Grabish 
Elementary  Education 


Michael  J.  Greinke 
Music  Recording  Tech 


Seniors 


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« 


Kasey  N.  Grimes 
Biochemistry  & 
Molecular  Biology 


Justina  M.  Hagerich 
Business  Administration 


Sharon  L.  Hall 
Digital  Communications 
&  English 


Jacqueline  M.  Hane 

History 


Mallory  E.  Hane 
Art  &  Art  History 


Richella  Hankins 
Music 


Michael  J.  Hamed 
Music 


April  M.  Harring 
Health  Science 


James  A.  Henrie 

Psychology 


Tianna  M.  Heverling 

Elementary  Education 


Kathryn  M.  Hewitt 
Psychology 


Kristen  M.  Hoover 
Elementary  Education 


=41 


Seniors 


Charles  A.  Hopta 

Vlusic  &  Music  Education 


Molly  J.  Hoshour 

Sociology 


Kenneth  R.  Houser 
ACS  Chemistry 


Wiat  was  your  Most  eivibarassiMg  LVC  MOMeMt-- 
My  most  embarassing  moment  would  have  to  be  when  we  lost 
15-0  vs.  Neumann  in  ice  hockey.  That  was  the  worst  loss  I've 
had  in  hockey. 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5  - 1 0  years-- 
In  five  years,  1  hope  to  be  teaching  somewhere  in  the 
Philadelphia  area,  buying  my  own  house  and  getting  a  dog.   In 
ten  years.  I  hope  to  own  a  vacation  property  as  well,  probably 
get  married,  and  be  teaching  or  doing  administration  work  in 
the  high  school  setting. 

Miere  was  your  favorite  haNgout- 

My  favorite  hangouts  were  the  hockey  houses  off-campus 

throughout  the  years.  We  always  had  a  good  time. 

Wio  vas  your  favorite  professor  aNd  why-- 

I  have  two  actually:  Dr.  Simpkins  and  Dr.  Thompson.  I  liked 
Dr.  Simpkins  because  he  was  just  a  really  nice  guy  and  he 
always  discussed  interesting  topics  in  class.   I  liked  Dr. 
Thompson  because  he  was  funny  and  always  had  a  way  of 
refuting  your  argument,  no  matter  how  good  you  thought  it 


Amber  L.  Ion 
Music 


5? 


Dana  R.  Jackson 
Biochemistry  &  Molecular 
Biology  I 


Wiat  is  your  f  avotite  part  of  caivipus.-' 

Anywhere  but  the  track.  You  can  ask  the  hockey  coaches 
about  that. 

ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors.^' 

Have  fun,  live  it  up,  and  don't  stress  over  school  work.   Also, 
say  no  to  drugs. 

If  there  was  ONe  fhiNg  you  could  chaNge  about  LVC  for  future  classes 

what  would  it  be-' 

Make  them  less  work  intensive  so  that  students  could  have  a 

little  more  free  time. 


Gregory  T.  Jackson 
Business  Administration  & 
Accounting 


I 


Jordan  A.  Jacobs 
Bochemistry  &  Molecular 
Biology 


Kristi  E.  Jacobsen 
Music  Business 


Todd  M.  Jasinski 
English 


Sara  E.  Jenkins 
Elementary  Education 


Brittany  L.  Jones 

Music 


Terry  N.  Kaufman 
Business  Administration  & 
Economics 


Samantha  Keifer 

Biology 


Andrew  S.  Keller 
Music  &  Music  Education 


Jessica  L.  Kender 
Biology 


Kristen  A.  Kester 
Elementary  Education 


Daniel  G.  Klibert 
Actuarial  Science  & 
Economics 


Abby  L.  Kline 
English 


Seniors 


Q^' 


eiAio\^^ 


Jillian  F.  Kline 
Health  Science 


Jonathon  D.  Koch 

Criminal  Justice 


Kelly  L.  Kohlmaier 

Elementarv  Education 


Jamie  M.  Korth 
Psychology 


Kevin  M.  Krause 
Digital  Communications 


Shaun  E.  Kreider 
Enghsh 


Amanda  J.  Kutchman 
Biology 


Linden  Lalley-Chareczkc 

Psychology 

I 


Kyran  M.  Laudeman        Jennifer  L.  Lazarski 
Biology  Biology 


James  R.  Leibig 
Criminal  Justice 


Nicholas  J.  Leister 
Economics 


=4 


Seniors 


Benjamin  J.  Lengle 
ACS  Chemistry 


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I'lwlo  hv  Hcallwr 


Brian  J.  Levering 

Music  Business 


Courtney  A.  Lindgren 
Psychology 


Wiat  ^as  your  iviost  eivbarassiNq  LVC  ivioTvieNt- 

Word  of  advice,  try  your  hardest  not  to  be  In  the  shower  when  there  is  a  fire  drill  in 
ihe  middle  of  winter. 


Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5  •  1 0  years- 

i  hope  to  see  myself  out  of  graduate  school  with  a  masters  in  fine  arts,  and  to  have  my 
art  work  exhibited  in  galleries.  Also,  to  possibly  be  working  on  a  teaching  degree  so  as 
10  teach  the  skill  of  art  making  to  other  college  students. 

Wio  vas  your  favorite  professor  aNd  ^y- 

Professsor  Pittari  was  my  favorite  professor.   He  helped  me  find  the  confidence  I 
needed  to  exceed  in  my  field  of  study,  and  always  challenged  me  to  think  critically 
about  my  work.   He  never  gave  up  on  his  students,  saw  the  potential  from  within,  and 
A'orked  with  them  individually  to  see  them  succeed. 

Miat  is  your  favorite  part  of  caivpus- 

My  favorite  part  of  campus  would  have  to  be  the  Pencil  Studio.   1  really  spent  most  of 
my  time  at  LVC  working  in  the  studio  on  class  assignments  and  on  my  own  personal 
artwork.   Having  that  space  to  work  allowed  me  to  explore  my  own  artistic  expression 
and  gave  me  that  place  to  get  away  from  the  stress  of  other  assignments  and  become 


and  gave  me  that  place  to  get  aw 
fully  committed  to  my  major. 

ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors- 


1  would  have  to  say.  get  your  work  done  early  so  that  you  have  the  freedom  to  just 
nave  fun.  It  is  your  senior  year,  celebrate!  You  owe  it  to  yourself  to  make  this  year 
jour  most  memorable  because  when  it  is  over  you  are  truly  going  to  miss  it. 


Gl^O^  t  erf 


Pliolo  hy  Bethany  Radkic^yicz  O'J 

M]3\  was  your  Most  MeiMorable  LVC  iviOMeNt-- 

I  will  never  forget  my  first  clay  at  LVC.   I  wasn't  quite  sure  what  1 
was  getting  myself  into,  but  it  ended  up  beng  the  beginning  of  a 
great  experience. 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  im  5  - 1 0  years^ 

It  is  my  dream  to  be  able  to  combine  my  Christian  faith  with  my 
skills  in  business.  I  would  love  to  start  a  business  in  a  Latin 
American  country  such  as  Chile.   It  would  be  an  incredible  honor 
to  be  able  to  provide  both  hope  and  jobs  for  less  fortunate  people. 

M]0  vas  your  favorite  professor  a^^d  ^y.^' 

Dr.  David  Rudd  was  unquestionably  my  favorite  professor.   He 
enthusiastically  supported  me  in  my  various  endeavors  whether  it 
was  the  challenge  of  a  new  internship  or  of  adjusting  to  married 
life  while  still  in  college.  I  must  also  credit  him  for  bestowing  on 
me  a  love  of  marketing. 


Ny  advice  to  future  seNiors-- 


Choose  to  take  e 


1.   Pursue  activities 


and  a  career  that  you  are  passionate  about  and  will  give  you  a 
sense  of  purpose. 

If  there  was  ONe  thiNg  you  could  chaMqe  about  LVC  for  future  classes  what 
would  it  be.^' 

I  would  mandate  that  all  students  pursue  at  least  one  internship 
during  their  college  career.  An  internship  provides  in-eplaceable 
real- world  experience. 


Nicole  A.  Ling 
Health  Science 


Brittney  J.  Liptrap 
History 


Dana  Marie  Lochman 

Psychobiology 


ev({0V3 


John  S.  Lotwick 
Economics  &  Political 
Science 


T.  Ryan  Lucas 

Biochemistry  &  Molecular 
Biology 


Emily  R.  Lyden 
Elementary  Education 


Kathleen  E.  Lynagh 

Music  Education 


Matthew  L.  Mainster 
Music 


Matthew  D.  Manhire 
Music  Recording  Tech 


Jeremy  K.  Mann 
History 


Maitie  Manno 

Business  Administration 


Anthony  T.  Marasco 
Music 


Rachael  M.  Marion 
Sociology 


Durrell  K.  Martin 
Sociology 


Cassandra  Martinez 
Sociology 


Seniors 


Q,, 


ev\iO\r3 


Erika  K.  Maury 
Music  Recording  Tech 


Tyler  A.  McCauley 

Business  Administration 


Meghan  M.  McCoy 
German 


Katelyn  E.  McKenzie 
English 


David  E.  Meharg 
History 


Ryan  J.  Meier 

Music  Recording  Tech 


Kathleen  R.  Meo 

Music  Education 


Aaron  M.  Mill 
Economics 


Chelsea  J.  Miller 

Health  Science 


Jillian  L.  Miller 
Biology 


Robert  J.  Miller 
Criminal  Justice 


Rachel  A.  Moore 

Political  Science  & 
Spanish 


^4 


Seniors 


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iiik 


■  llcalhvr  Man 


Jasmine  T.  Morgan 

Music  Business 


Ryan  A.  Morrow 

Music  &  Music  Education 


Wiat  ^as  your  Most  Memorable  LVC  ivioivieNt.- 

Plavine  soccer  £it  LVC  for  four  years. 


Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5  •  1 0  years- 

In  five  to  ten  years  I  see  myself  teaching  and  doing  research  in 
pliysics  at  the  university  level. 


KinSa 


Club  J 


IfsratiiliaiR 


Wio  vas  your  favorite  professor  aNid  ^y- 

Scott  Walck  was  my  favorite  prol'essor  because  he  was  a 
passionate,  enthusiastic  teacher  who  really  enhanced  my 
knowledge  of  physics. 

Wiat  is  your  favorite  part  of  caivipus-- 

The  .soccer  Helds. 

AMy  advice  to  future  seNiors- 

Four  years  go  by  fast,  so  stay  longer  if  you  can. 


Wiat  wa  s  your  Tviost  iMeivtoriile  LVC  MoiMeNt-- 

It  would  have  to  be  when  my  friend  stole  a  french  fry  off  of 


someone's  plate  through  the  openings  in  the  walls  ot  ttie  cate 
thinking  that  it  was  someone  we  knew  only  turning  out  to  be 
someone  else. 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5 '  1 0  years^ 

I  hope  to  be  iinishing  up  graduate  school  for  a  doctorate  in 

sociology  and  then  teaching  at  a  university  som.ewhere. 

Wiere  -%r$,  your  favorite  haMgout-^ 

MJ's 


^tio  ^as  your  favorite  professor  m^  "^y.^' 

Dr.  Heather  Mitchell  of  the  Psychology  Departm.ent  be- 

classes  were  alwavs  fun  and  she  has  such  a  pleasant  i 


\%at  is  your  favorite  part  I  ' 

The  Peace  Garden. 

AMy  advice  to  f ului-e  seNiors.-- 

Do  not  think  that  taking  12  credits  your  last  sen- 
be  easy,  especially  if  you  are  doinp'  an  indeneni 

more  work  to  do  then  when  I  had  li  i  creaits  my  ^ 


cause  her 

oersonalitv 


Allison  T.  Moucheron 
Music  Education  &  Music 


Jacquelyn  M.  Muscalus 

Business  Administration 


Kristopher  P.  Musselman 

Business  Administration  & 
Accounting 


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Jason  K.  Navin 
ACS  Chemistry 


Kristin  M.  Nawoczenski     Christopher  H.  North 
Business  Administration  Psychology 


Daniel  Nowell 
Criminal  Justice 


Jerilyn  C.  Oehme 

Business  Administration  & 
Accounting 


Robin  W.  Opperiee 

Business  Administration 


Ashley  M.  Omdorff 
Psychology 


Robert  C.  Orth 

Political  Science 


Emily  R.  Ortiz 

Music  Recording  Tech 


Hassan  F.  Paige 

Digital  Communications 


Christine  D.  Pastula 
Economics 


Kathleen  M.  Persak 
Elementary  Education 


Seniors 


les 


Jessica  M.  Piero 
Elementary  Education 


Daniel  A.  Pitonyak 

Physics  &  Mathematics 


Jared  D.  Pitt 
Biology 


Rachael  A.  Plourde 

Art  &  Art  History 


Chad  E.  Porter 
Business  Administration 


Elizabeth  M.  Potts 
Biology 


Matthew  C.  Prebula 

Elementary  Education 


Sarah  C.  Pugh 

Music 


JohnT.  Pursellll 

English 


Lawrence  Rasulis 

Business  Administration  & 
Accounting 


Courtney  L.  Reapsome 

Psychobiology 


Jason  B.  Rhoads 

Health  Science  &  Sociology 


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Seniors 


Philip  S.  Rhodes 

Mathematics  of  Finance 


Roseanne  M.  Rice 

Historv' 


^esAvbJ  Hoi^^^^e} 


Hid.' In  Ihiintin  RmIImc^uz  (/</ 


Wiat  >5cas  VOLT  MDst  MeMorable  LVc  i^oivieNt- 

F^resenting  my  chemistry  research  at  my  senior  seminars.  UMBC 
and  Duke  University. 

Wiere  do  yoi  \  see  yourself  in  5  ■  1 0  years- 

hi  5  \-ears.  hnishing  up  my  graduate  worlv  tov  a  PhD  in  chemistry: 
in  1  0  years,  wortcing  in  research  and  development  lor  a  chemical 
company  or  teaching  college  chemistry. 

^at  ^as  your  favorite  college  haNgout 

Neidig-Garber  Science  Center.  Arnold  Sports  Center,  136  College 
Avenue 


Wio  ^as  your  favorite  professor  qh^  '^y 

Dr.  Harris  --  he  was  a  great  research  advisor,  a  phenomenal 
professor  and  xery  personable. 


^tiat  is  your  favorite  part  of  car^pus- 

The  Neidiu-Garber  Science  Center. 


AMy  advice  to  future  seNiors^ 

Work  hard  during  the  first 
last  one. 


an  enjoy  the 


If  you  coi  .'Id  ctiaKje  onc  thiMj  aboi.it  LVC  vhat  w^iuld  it  be- 

Greater  publicity  for  research  at  the  Valley,  more  options  to  lill  out 

iieneral  eds. 


PhniK  hv  HcLilhcr  Meier  V9 


'P-v^i^ei  /^vOY~^ 


Wnat  '^avs  your  iviost  Meivior^le  LVC  ivtoivieNt- 

My  favorite  memory  of  the  perfect  day  at  LVC  is  ValleyFest  2007. 
The  weather  was  spectacular  and  everyone  was  out  enjoying  the  sun, 
music  and  each  other. 


Five  words:  "I  want  a  standing  ovation." 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5- 1 0  years- 

hi  five  years  I  will  be  too  young  to  run  for  governor.   In  ten  years,  I 
will  be  old  enough.   Until  then.  I  hope  to  begin  pursuing  a  life  of 
campaigning  and  public  service  to  the  citizens  of  Pennsylvania  and 
perhaps  the  United  States. 

Wio  ^as  your  favorite  professor  an^  ^y  - 

I've  had  some  amazing  professors  at  LVC.  but  the  one  who  has  made 
the  biggest  impact  is  Dr.  Diane  Johnson.  Aside  from  being  one  of  the 
most  intelligent  and  interesting  people  ever  (and  the  coolest 
pescetarian  I  know),  her  classes  are  always  amazing.   She  challenges 
her  students  to  think  at  a  higher  level,  but  does  so  in  a  supportive 
and  encouraging  setting.   She  is  also  the  "proud  mom"  of  the 
department,  treating  her  office  door  like  a  refrigerator  and  adorning 
it  with  the  achievements  of  her  students. 

ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors-- 

Scnior  year  has  to  be  the  single  most  exciting  and  frightening  time 
ever.    If  vou  blink,  you  might  miss  it.  so  take  advantage  of  every 
opportunity  and  live  it  up. 


Jason  L.  Roach 

Music  Education 


Lauren  E.  Romano 
Health  Science 


Rebecca  S.  Roof 

Elementary  Education 


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Emily  S.  Ross        Christopher  A.  Rothermel    Constanza  M.  Russo  Peter  T.  Ruth 

Elementary  Education  Business  Administration  Psychobiology  &  History  &  Political  Science 

Psychology 


Leslie  S.  Sabas 

Elementary  Education 


Caren  E.  Sabol 
Psychology 


Holly  E.  Sallade 
Health  Science 


Stephen  M.  Sanchez 

Chemistry 


Brittany  M.  Sanders 
Elementary  Education 


Lauren  B.  Sanford 
Digital  Communications 


Jason  E.  Scala 
Health  Science 


Anthony  J.  Scales 

Psychology 


Seniors 


169 


Robert  Scales 
Sociology 


Christine  A.  Schairer 
Criminal  Justice 


Jennifer  L.  Schwalm  Albert  W.  Semler 

Digital  Communications  Music  Recording  Tech 


Amanda  L.  Semon 
Health  Science 


Stacey  A.  Sheffer 
Elementary  Education 


Tighe  C.  Sheldon 
Music  Recording  Tech 


Carissa  L.  Shobe 
Psychology 


Lois  C.  Shupp 
Digital  Communications, 
Art  &  Art  History 


Daniel  S.  Siegel 
Accounting 


Jennifer  L.  Slakoper 

Psychobiology 


AUison  M.  Smith 
Psychology 


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Seniors 


ticme. 


Wiat  vds  your  mosI  ivieiviorable  LVC  ivioivieNt- 

I  have  a  lot  of  these,  but  I  don  t  think  I'll  ever  forget  playing 

juniprope  with  a  slinky  in  the  basement  of  Vickroy  m}'  sophomore 


Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5 '  1 0  years- 

I'm  not  really  sure,  but  hopefully  I  will  still  be 
history,  at  a  museum  or  historic  site. 


Morgan  E.  Stambaugh 

Music  Recording  Tech  & 
Music 


Wiere  was  your  favorite  haNqout-- 

Dehnitely  MJ  s.   They  have  really  good  smoothies,  and  playing  cards 

with  Iriends  in  the  summer  was  alwavs  fun 

Wio  was  your  favorite  professor  a^cl  why- 

1  like  all  the  art/art  history  professors  and  history  professors  I've 
had.  but  Professor  Schweigert  is  one  of  my  favorites,    fie's  so 
knowledgeable  and  passionate  about  the  topics  he  teaches.   I  really 
enjoyed  the  courses  I  took  with  him,  plus  he's  really  easy  to  talk  to 
outside  of  class. 


ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors- 


Don't  worr\'  if  von 
hfe  bv  senior  vt  <ii 


t  \\  h  it  voii  w- 


o  do  with  vour 


til  eat    tjiii  i!  \ou  haven  f   don  t  let  it 


You  have  your  whole  life  to  find  something  that 


oMl  A\\l30V\ 


Photo  hv  Hclhaiiv  Radkicnic:  V^> 


Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  im  5 '  1 0  years-- 

Hopefully  in  five  years,  I  will  have  developed  a  suc( 
career  and  traveled  around  the  world. 

Wiere  ^as  your  favorite  haNgout-- 

Anywhere  with  friends,  my  apartment  or  the  gym. 


Wio  vas  your  favorite  professor  au\  vhy-- 

I  don't  have  one  favorite  professor  because  in  some  way  each 
professor  that  I  have  had  has  helped  or  motivated  me  in  some 
way  to  work  hard  and  always  put  forth  my  best  effort. 

Wnat  is  your  favorite  part  of  caivipuy 

The  Arnold  Sports  Center  because  I  have  spent  a  lot  of  my 
time  at  the  gym  and  running  around  the  track  for  practice. 
Plus  for  me,  working  out  has  always  been  a  time  to  relax  and 
relieve  any  stress. 


ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors.^- 

Work  hard,  take  advantage  of  all  opportunities,  and  enjoy  life 
at  the  Valley. 


Joseph  A.  Stolarick 
Music  Recording  Tech 


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Emily  M.  Stouffer 
Health  Science 


Christine  J.  Tash 
Music  Education  &  Music 


Beth  P.  TempHn 

Elementary  Education 


Sarah  A.  Thompson 
Elementary  Education 


Anthony  J.  TuHo  Kevin  L.  Uhland  Jr.        Bradley  R.  Umberger 

Elementary  Education       Health  Science  &  Psychology  Accounting 


Evelyn  E.  linger 
Biology 


Joshua  Van  Brakle 
Environmental  Economics 

&  Policy 


Erica  Van  Der  Knokke     Benjamin  S.  Wagner 
Elementary  Education  English 


Seniors 


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Jennifer  L.  Wagner 
Elementary  Education 


Matthew  S.  Walters 
Business  Administration  & 
Accounting 


Kristen  M.  Wasileski 
Elementary  Education 


David  Weaver 
Actuarial  Science 


Diana  L.  Weeks 
Music  Business 


Brett  F.  Weidman 
History 


Jennifer  L.  Wert 

Business  Administration 


Lauren  E.  White 
Elementary  Education 


Jared  A.  Wilkerson 
Computer  Science  & 
German 


Krista  M.  Wisner 
Psychobiology  &  Psychology 


Robert  C.  Woemer 
Chemistry 


Lauren  E.  Woodring 

History  &  Political  Science 


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Seniors 


Meghann  K.  Wright 
Music  Education  &  Music 


Travis  Yeagley 
Psychobiology 


Andrew  M.  Young 
Biology 


Vo^^iei  "^le^ael 


Wiat  is  vour  MOst  ivieiviorable  l.VC  iviONeNt/ 

My  most  memorable  LVC  moments  have  to  be  some  of  the  debates  I 
got  into  with  both  students  and  professors.   1  enjoyed  the  i-espectful 
exchange  ol' viewpoints  and  the  open  environment  fostered  by  the 
college. 

Mere  do  you  see  yourself  im  5  ■  1 0  years-- 

in  5-10  years,  i  hope  to  be  a  CFA  in  my  father's  accounting  firm 
and  doing  crop  and  cattle  farming  on  the  side.    1  would  think  a 
iami!\'  would  be  in  I  he  picture  as  well. 

Mere  vas  your  favorite  haNqotit- 

My  favorite  during  my  years  at  LVC  was  the  library.   Many  hours 

of  reading  and  studying  were  spent  in  that  building.. .a  few  naps. 


Mo  ^as  your  favorite  professor  a^id  vhy- 

My  favorite  professor  was  Dr.  Ed  Sullivan.    He  taught  me  the 
subjects  of  inveslments  and  finance,  areas  in  which  I  have  a  great 
deal  of  intci-est.   In  addition,  he  cares  about  the  future  of  his 
students  and  does  not  shy  away  from  teaching  practical  financial 
life  lessons  as  well.   1  looked  forward  to  every  class  period  that  I 
had  with  him. 


ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors- 

My  advice  to  future  seniors  is  the  same  advice  my  dad  gave  to  me 
and  by  which  1  have  lived  my  entire  life:   "^'ou  can't  always 
oulsmart'em,  luit  you  can  always  outwork'ern."   Although  the 
grammar  isn't  litting  for  a  college  graduate,  the  idea  is  quite 
appropriate  lor  college  and  life  in  general. 


1  remember  sitting  at  Opening  Convocation,  alter  being  in  high 
school  for  four  years  which  seemed  like  an  eternity,  now  having 
the  understanding  that  I  would  be  in  college  for  at  least  as  long. 
I'm  not  sure  why  that  was  the  first  thing  I  thought  of,  but  1  do 
i-emember  the  moment  very  vividly. 

What  was  your  Most  eivibarassiNq  LVC  ivioiMeNt-' 

I  once  performed  as  an  accompanist  at  a  recital  1  had  completely 
forgotten  about.   I  just  happened  to  be  in  the  building  while  the 
recital  was  going  on  and  realized  that  1  was  going  to  be  a  part  of 
it.   Luckily  I  wasn't  dressed  too  poorly  and  it  went  very  well. 
However,  I  made  sure  to  mark  every  performance  on  my 
calendar  from  that  point  on.  That  could  have  been  a  complete 
disaster. 

Wiere  do  you  see  yourself  in  5 '  1 0  years.^ 

Hopefully  having  just  finished  up  my  doctorate  and  looking  for  a 
job  as  a  college  professor. 

Wiere  was  your  favorite  haNqout-' 

Believe  it  or  not,  the  library.  It's  a  great  place  to  hang  out.   It's 
very  rarely  crowded,  has  plenty  of  tables  and  is  nice  and  quiet. 
Every  time  I  met  to  do  a  group  project  we  ended  up  talking  and 
hanging  out  for  hours  -  long  after  we  were  finished  on  the 
project. 

Wio  was  your  favorite  professor  aMd  why- 

Dr.  Day.  in  the  physics  department,  is  one  of  the  most  naturally 
gifted  teachers  1  have  ever  met.   Besides,  how  can  you  not  enjoy 
the  quirks  of  someone  who  has  two  Ph.D.s?  If  you  haven't  taken 
a  class  with  him,  you  haven't  really  gotten  the  full  LVC 
experience. 

ANy  advice  to  future  seNiors- 

Make  sure  j^ou  take  advantage  of  everylhing  LVC  has  to  offer 
before  you  leave.   Take  an  extra  class  you  do  not  need  but  are 
curious  about.   Sign  materials  out  of  the  library  to  read  just  for 
fun.   Hear  some  recitals  and  concerts.   Look  through  the  art 
gallery.   Swim  in  the  pool.   Get  the  full  experience  -  it's  such  a 
great  place! 


Juliana  L.  Zanetti 
Digital  Communications 


Sharon  A.  Zearfoss 
Music  Education 


^ev<iD\r  A/Jo^rcpifS? 


ACHIEVEMEnX  SCHOLARSHIP  AWARD  IH 
BUSINESS  ADMINISTRATION 
Holly  Andrews 
Anthony  Beccone  Jr. 
Caleb  Zimmerman 

ANDREW  BENDER  MEMORIAL  CHEMISTRY 

AWARD 

Kenneth  Houser 

AWARD  FOR  PROFESSIONALISM  AND 

COMMITMENT 

TO  THE  DISCIPLINE  OF  SOCIOLOGY 

Durrell  Martin 


FINANCLU  EXECUTIVES  INTERNATIONAL 
AWARD,  CENTRAL  PA  CHAPTER 
Daniel  Siegel 

FRANCIS  H.  WILSON  MEMORIAL  BIOLOGY 

AWARD 

Elizabeth  Potts 

GOVERNOR  JAMES  H.  DUFF  AWARD 
Rachel  Moore 

JEAN  O.  LOVE  AWARD  FOR  OUTSTANDING 
ACHIEVEMENT  IN  PSCYHOLOGY 
Krista  Wisner 


BAISH  MEMORIAL  HISTORY  AWARD 
Jacqueline  Hane 

B'NAI  B'RITH  HENRY  LEVIN  MEMORIAL 
AMERICANISM  AWARD 
Durrell  Martin 


M.  CLAUDE  ROSENBERRY  MEMORIAL 

AWARD 

Damell  Epps 

MEDICAL  SCHOLARSHIP  AWARD 
Michael  Pence 


C.F.  JOSEPH  TOM  SENIOR  AWARD  IN 

ECONOMICS 

Megan  Zimmerman 


MUSIC  TEACHERS  NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

AWARD 

Gregory  Strohman 


COLLEGE  WRITING  AWARD 
Joshua  Van  Brakle 

DAHLBERG  CHEMISTRY  AWARD 
Jason  Navin 

DAVID  I.  LASKY  AWARD  FOR  SERVICE  IN 

PSYCHOLOGY 

Kathryn  Hewitt 

EDITH  FRANTZ  MILLS  AWARD  IN  MUSIC 
Amber  Ion 


OUTSTANDING  ACHIEVEMENT  AWARD  IN 

PHYSICS 

Daniel  Pitonyak 

OUTSTANDING  SENIOR  IN  ACTUARIAL 
SCIENCE  AWARD 
Daniel  Weaver 

OUTSTANDING  SENIOR  IN  COMPUTER 
SCIENCE  AWARD 
Jesse  Spillane 

OUTSTANDING  SENIOR  IN  MATHEMATICS 

AWARD 

Daniel  Pitonyak 

Seniors   \77 


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t^evdov  Aa)o^(A3 

OUTSTAMDiriQ  SENIOR  OF  DELTA  ALPHA 

SIGMA  ALPHA  IOTA  "COLLEGE  HONOR" 

CHAPTER,  SIGMA  ALPHA  IOTA  AWARD 

AWARD 

Sharon  Zearfoss 

Sharon  Zearfoss 

OWEN  A.  MOE  BIOCHEMISTRY  AWARD 

SIGMA  ALPHA  IOTA  SCHOLASTIC  AWARD 

Julia  Cupp 

Meghann  Wright 

PEnriSYLVAIMIA  INSTITUTE  OF  CERTIFIED 

SOCIOLOGY  AND  CRIMINAL  JUSTICE 

PUBLIC  ACCOUNTANTS  AWARD 

RESEARCH  AWARD 

Christine  Nickel 

Rachael  Marion 

Kyle  Spender 

PICKWELL  MEMORL/VL  MUSIC  AWAfO) 

Michael  Frock 

SOUTHEASTERN  PENNSYLVAnL\  SECTION, 

AMERICAN  CHEMICAL  SOCIETY  AWARD 

PSYCHOLOGY  DEPARTMENT'S 

Carrie  KauITtnan 

LEADERSHIP  AWARD 

Amanda  Cole 

SPSEA  AWARD  FOR  EXCELLENCE  IN 

TEACHING  PERFORMANCE  IN  ELEMENTARY 

QUIl  I APAHILLA  AUDOBON  SOCIETY  AWARD 

EDUCATION 

Joshua  Van  Brakle 

Kristen  Wasileski 

RHO  ETA  CAST  OF  ALPHA  PSI  OMEGA 

SPSEA  AWARD  FOR  EXCELLENCE  IN 

RICHARD  B.  SALTZER  MEMORIAL  AWARD 

TEACHING  PERFORMANCE  IN  MUSIC  ED 

Z.  Ellwood  Brandt 

Ryan  Morrow 

ROBERT  S.  DAVIDON  AWARD  FOR 

SPSEA  AWARD  FOR  EXCELLENCE  IN 

RESEARCH  IN  PSYCHOLOGY 

TEACHING  PERFORMANCE  IN  SECONDARY 

James  Henrie 

EDUCATION 

Bridget  Freiler 

SENIOR  AWARD  FOR  ACADEMIC 

EXCELLENCE  IN  CRIMINAL  JUSTICE 

SPSEA  SERVICE  AWARD 

Robert  Scales  III 

Kristen  Wasileski 

SENIOR  AWARD  FOR  ACADEMIC 
EXCELLENCE  IN  SOCIOLOGY 
Rachael  Marion 

SENIOR  PRIZE  IN  ENGLISH 
Abigail  Eggert 


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Senior  Awards 


TEUTONL\  VALLIS  AWARD 
Meghan  McCoy 

THE  WM.L  STREET  JOURTiAL  AWARD 
Daniel  Siegel 

WILLL\M  RAKOW  MEMORL\L  AWARD 
Matthew  Walters 


The  following  seniors  were  named  to  Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Colleges  and 
Universities: 


Heidi  Allison 
Holly  Andrews 
Anthony  Beccone  Jr. 
Tristan  Bostock 
Z.  Elwood  Brandt 
Alex  Cain 
A.  Blaine  Carfagno 
Crystal  Cascarino 
Amanda  Cole 
Allison  Conety 
Julia  Cupp 
Matthew  Dale 
Erin  Dean 
Carissa  Devine 
Allison  Dolan 
Jeffrey  Douglas 
Jessica  Englert 
Meghan  Ennis 
Darnell  Epps 
Chad  Fox 
Bridget  Freiler 
Hannah  Qinder 
Laura  Qockley 
Kasey  Grimes 
Mallory  Hane 
James  Henrie 
Kathryn  Hewitt 
Molly  Hoshour 
Kenneth  Houser 
Carrie  Kauffrnan 
Terry  Kaufrnan 


Jessica  Kender 
Shaun  Kreider 
Amanda  Kutchman 
Linden  Lalley-Chareczko 
Kyran  Laudeman 
Nicholas  Leister 
T.  Ryan  Lucas 
Rachael  Marion 
Durrell  Martin 
Katelyn  McKenzle 
Kathleen  Meo 
Aaron  Mill 
Jillian  Miller 
Allison  Moucheron 
Kristopher  Musselman 
Jason  riavin 
Christine  nickel 
Ashley  Omdorff 
Christine  Pastula 
Daniel  Pitonyak 
Chad  Porter 
Elizabeth  Potts 
John  Pursel 
Megan  Redcay 
Caren  Sabol 
Brittany  Sanders 
Alison  Sands 
Robert  Scales 
Stacey  Sheffer 
Daniel  Siegel 
Justin  Simmons 


David  Sodl  Jr. 
Alisa  Sterner 
Joseph  Stolarick 
Gregory  Strohman 
Evelyn  Unger 
Matthew  Walters 
David  Weaver 
Krista  Wlsner 
Caleb  Zimmerman 
Megan  Zimmerman 


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Monica  Baebler 
Erica  Beth  Grumbine 
Shirley  Kosakoski 


Shelley  Railing 

Lori  Elizabeth  Richards 

nora  Elizabeth  Wenner 


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2007-08  Schedule 

Gettysburg  49-25  (L) 

Susquehanna       27-12  (W) 
Moravian  19-18  (L) 

Wilkes  29-22  (L) 

Delaware  VaUey  49-13  (L) 


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King's 

Albright 

FDU-Florham 

Lycoming 


20-13  (L) 
13-9  (W) 
27-20  (L) 
27-24  (W) 
28-14  (W) 


Head  Coach:  Jim  Monos  (15th  season) 
Assistant  Coaches:  Guy  Bennardo,  Joe 
Buehler,  Mark  Costello,  Mike  Donghia,  Matt 
Gross,  Tom  Killian,  Tom  McKee,  Lou 
Omdorff,  Vince  Pantalone,  Corey  Wenger, 
Mike  Wildasin,  Jason  Vollertsen 


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im  Roster:  Nic  Shirey,  Jason  Gigous,  Tim  Ridewood,  Jur'ey 
vlkes,  Dane  Eichelberger,  Caleb  Fick,  Sean  Donovan,  Charles 
■ker,  Kevin  Godfrey,  Trey  Little,  William  Dixon,  Michael 
mubay,  Shane  Specht,  Brendan  Riley,  Justin  Lee,  Cruz 
innherz,  Sean  Blake,  Matthew  Harmon,  Jeff  Ochoa,  Bryan 
anthavong,  Andrew  Shambach,  Corey  Guest,  Steve  Shamberger, 
!X  Gilchrist,  Garrett  Slough,  Michael  Scott,  Greg  Drake,  Bryan 
ich,  Matthew  Donley,  Matthew  Lillis,  William  Keylor,  Andrew 
rst,  Richard  Korsak,  Tim  Greiner,  Greg  Byrd,  Bradley  Schott,  Jon 
irkey,  Bruno  lozzo,  Kyle  Sylvester,  Andrew  Norton,  Brian  Cottone, 
ler  Graham,  Bryn  Duffield,  Chadd  Comp,  Steven  Mann,  Michael 
ugelista,  Clinton  Surgeoner,  Ray  Orio,  Jason  Sneeringer,  Robert 
mgelista,  John  Szigethy,  Trevor  Goodman,  Anthony  Pezzella, 
ivis  Fales,  Daryl  Buck,  Justin  Ackley,  Michael  Lamberton,  Adam 
tz,  Alex  Hess,  Lou  Struniewski,  Andrew  Scott,  Sean  Tetreault,  TJ 
jvarelli,  Tyler  Veverka,  Mark  Browne,  Anthony  Smoker,  Clinton 
Gaffer,  Pete  Moro,  Mike  Withington,  Scott  Klein,  Ed  Tobin, 
ichael  Schoch,  Joseph  Brennan,  Nate  Petry,  Adam  Shilling,  MiUer 
ckovich,  Chris  Reph,  Brittany  Ryan,  Kevin  Pirring,  Daniel 
Bona,  Robert  Kucherich,  Zach  Bleiler,  Andrew  Brandt 


FIND  A  WAY 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 

After  starting  the  2007  campaign  mth  a 
1-5  mark,  the  Flying  Dutchmen  were  able 
to  rebound  and  win  three  of  the  remaining 
four  games  in  the  regular  season,  finishing 
the  year  with  an  overall  4-6  record.  In 
Week  Two  of  the  season  and  victory 
number  one,  Lebanon  Valley  College 
defeated  Susquehanna  University  by  a  final 
score  of  27-12.  As  the  final  whistle  blew  on 
that  hot  and  humid  afternoon,  starting 
sophomore  tailback  Charlie  Parker  carried 
the  football  29  times  and  rushed  for  196 
yards,  averaging  6.8  yards  a  carry.  On  the 
career  day,  Parker's  feat  surpassed  the 
performance  by  Dave  Holland  '05,  who 
rushed  for  187  yards  in  a  single  game.  For 
the  season,  he  posted  241  carries 
(single-season  record)  while  rushing  for 
1,105  yards,  which  is  also  a  single-season 
record,  breaking  the  old  mark  set  by  Ken 
Wilson  '89  of  1,103  yards. 
At  legendary  Arnold  Field  on  November 
17th,  which  was  the  season  finale  and 
Senior  Day,  LVC  wide  receiver  and 
starting  punter  Adam  Brossman  finished 
his  brilliant  and  superb  career  at  the 
Valley.  Brossman,  on  the  afternoon,  hauled 
in  five  catches  for  80  yards  and  punted  the 
football  five  times  for  174  yards,  while 
launching  a  57-yard  bomb.  For  his  career, 
he  goes  down  as  one  of  the  best  all-around 
athletes  at  LVC,  posting  207  receptions, 
3,619  yards,  and  42  touchdowns  in  a 
four-year  span.  Parker,  on  the  day,  scored 
four  touchdowns,  which  ties  a  single-game 
performance.  Freshman  Brittany  Ryan,  the 
only  female  to  ever  step  foot  on  the 
gridiron  for  Lebanon  Valley  College, 
knocked  down  8-of-9  extra  points  as  she 
saw  her  first  action  on  October  27  in  a 
road  game  at  Albright.  Her  first  kick 
sailed  straight  through  the  uprights.On 
defense,  Russ  DeStefano  finished  his  final 
year  in  the  blue  and  white  with  seven 
interceptions,  which  was  second  best  in  the 
Middle  Atlantic  Conference  (MAC)  and 
his  150  yards  off  interception  returns 
placed  him  first  in  the  MAC.  He  recorded 
two  interceptions  in  the  final  game  against 
Lycoming. 


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Beast  Em  Up 

By  Shaun  Kreider  '08 

For  the  second  time  in  as  many  years,  the 
LVC  field  hockey  team  found  themselves 
in  the  NCAA  Division  III  Semifinals.  The 
Dutchmen  got  there  by  way  of  a  perfect 
19-0  regular  season  and  a  hard-fought 
playoff  run,  Bowdoin  College,  the  eventual 
national  champions,  ended  the  Valley's  run 
when  they  defeated  LVC  1-0  in  the  Final 
Four,  held  at  Ursinus  College.  If  one  game 
could  encapsulate  the  entire  season  it 
would  be  the  Oct.  17th  contest  against 
Messiah  College.  For  years,  the 
Dutchmen  had  been  foiled  by  their 
conference  rivals,  until  finally  besting  the 
Falcons  in  last  year's  Commonwealth 
Conference  Championship  game.  This 
season,  the  Valley  traveled  to  Grantham 
and  made  a  statement,  winning  the  game 
4-2.  Throughout  the  year,  awards 
abounded  for  LVC.  Over  the  course  of  the 
regular  season,  the  Valley  accumulated 
eight  Commonwealth  Conference  weekly 
awards.  In  the  postseason,  the  Valley 
cleaned  up  in  the  CC  Awards,  placing 
seniors  Mimi  SulUivan  and  Chelsea  Byers, 
junior  Alex  Wolfe,  and  sophomore  Caitlin 
Baro  on  the  All-Commonwealth 
Conference  First  Team,  as  senior  Shauna 
Enck,  junior  Amber  Corcoran  and 
sophomores  Avery  Carter  and  Nicole 
Bomberger  landed  on  the 
All-Commonwealth  Conference  Second 
Team.  In  addition  to  the  all-star  awards, 
Sullivan  took  down  Commonwealth 
Conference  Player  of  the  Year  honors, 
freshman  Shelly  Lobach  earned  Rookie  of 
the  Year  honors.  Sullivan  and  Wolfe  were 
also  named  All-Americans  by  the 
NFHCA.  LVC  ended  their  fine  season 
with  a  21-2  overall  record  and  a  4-0  record 
in  the  conference. 


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Field  Hockey 


Team  Roster:  Katie  Moll,  Mimi  Sullivan,  Shauna  Enck,  Christine 
Schairer,  Samantha  Shober,  Rachel  Pantalone,  Sarah  Bevans,  Lauren 
Seidenstricker,  Kelley  Brehm,  Shelly  Lobach,  Krista  Freitag,  Erika 
Peter,  Martita  Bowersox,  Allison  Bicher,  Danielle  Blase,  Emma 
Taylor,  Alyssa  Stine,  Alex  Wolfe,  Amber  Corcoran,  Marisa  Maxwell, 
Avery  Carter,  Chelsea  Byers,  Nicole  Caruso,  Jenna  McNamee, 
Nicole  Bomberger,  Nancy  Callaghan,  CaitUn  Baro 

Head  Coach:  Laurel  Martin 

Assistant  Coaches:  Sarah  Dietrich,  Alicia  Arnold,  Erica  CreU,  Lisa 

Vannoy,  Otto  Steffers 


2007-08  Schedule 


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Mary  Washington 

Alvemia 

Lynchburg 

FDU-Florham 

Dickinson 

Gettysburg 

Susquehanna 

DeSales 

Scranton 

F&M 

ViUa  Juhe 

Gwynedd-Mercy 

York 

William  Smith 

Messiah 


Widener 
Albright 

Philadelphia  Bible 
Elizabethtown  5-2  (W) 
Juniata  6-0  (W) 


4-1  (W) 
3-0  (W) 
6-4  (W) 
2-1  (W) 
1-0  (W) 
6-2  (W) 
2-1  (W) 
5-1  (W) 
4-2  (W) 
5-1  (W) 
2-0  (W) 
6-1  (W) 
9-0  (W) 
8-0  (W) 
4-2  (W)  \ 
4-2  (W) 
1-3  (L) 
7-0  (W) 
5-1  (W) 
6-1  (W) 


Bowdoin 


1-0  (L) 


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2007-08  Schedule 


4-1 
3-1 

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3-2 
5-1 
1-0 
1^0 
3-2 
2-1 
3-2 
4-1 
2-0 
1-1 
5-0 
9-2 
2-2 
2-1 


King's 

Scranton 

Ursinus 

Lake  Erie 

Muskingum 

Delaware  Valley 

Goucher 

Moravian 

DeSales 

Susquehanna 

Messiah 

Misericordia 

Albright 

McDaniel 

Elizabethtown 

Rutgers-Camden 

Widener 

Lycoming 


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W) 

L) 

L) 

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W) 

L) 

L) 

L) 

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Men's  Soccer 


Did  you  know? 
Senior  Dan 
Pityonak,  who 

anchored  the 
Dutchmen 
defense,  held 
opponents  to  only 
40  goals  in  1 8 
games. 


ream  Roster:  Andrew  Raudensky,  Matt  Wischerth,  Tim  Mehl, 
)avid  Dundore,  AJ  Hull,  Joe  Kopchick,  Brian  Reinhardt,  Andrew 
ones,  Adam  Myers,  Zach  Barkus,  Dave  Sodl,  Mark  Johnson,  Adam 
ichies,  Ben  Wagner,  Chris  Rothermel,  Brad  Decker,  Jared  Fisher, 
rodd  Miller,  Richard  Chesney,  King  Saah,  Travis  Steedle,  Morgan 
Arouse,  Dan  Pitonyak 

aead  Coach:  Charlie  Grimes  (3rd  season) 
Vssistant  Coaches:  Chris  Colletti,  J.T.  Liss 


Running  Down 
A  Dream 


By  Ryan  Zvorsky  09 

The  2007  season  for  the  men's  soccer  team 
started  off  with  a  bang,  winning  six  of  their 
first  eight  games.  However,  in  the  final  1 0 
regular  season  contests,  the  Dutchmen  were 
only  able  to  muster  two  ties,  finishing  the 
season  with  an  overall  record  of  6-10-2.  In 
conference  play,  LVC  was  unable  to  tally  a 
victory  in  the  win  column,  posting  a  0-4-1 
record.  Starting  the  season  3-0  on  the  road  is 
impressive  but  outscoring  their  opponents  by 
an  1 1-2  margin  was  even  better.  Freshman 
forward  King  Saah  during  the  winning  streak 
tallied  four  goals  and  an  assist  as  seniors  Zach 
Barkus  and  Ben  Wagner  chipped  in 
offensively,  as  Barkus  found  the  back  of  the 
net  once  and  Wagner  added  two  goals.  Barkus 
also  gathered  three  assists  in  the  victories  over 
King's  College,  the  University  of  Scranton, 
and  Ursinus  College.  On  the  season,  Saah  led 
the  offense,  scoring  seven  goals  and  adding 
two  assists.  He  recorded  1 6  points  in  his  1 6 
games  played  while  putting  home  three  game 
winners.  Barkus  finished  second  on  the  team 
in  points  as  he  recorded  1 3  points  on  four 
goals  and  five  assists.  In  the  home  opener  at 
Herbert  Field  on  September  1 3  hosting 
Delaware  Valley  College,  the  Valley  scored 
three  in  the  first  period  en  route  to  a  5-1 
victory.  Seniors  Chris  Rothermel,  Mark 
Johnson,  Dan  Pitonyak,  Wagner,  and 
sophomore  Mark  Johnson  scored  Dutchmen 
goals  on  the  day.  Sophomore  Travis  Steedle 
was  the  other  player  posting  a  double-digit 
scoring  output  during  the  2007  campaign, 
reaching  10  points  on  four  goals  and  two 
assists  in  his  1 8  games  played.  Between  the 
pipes,  junior  starting  goaltender  Tim  Mehl 
turned  in  a  solid  season  for  Lebanon  Valley.  In 
his  15  games  started  and  18  games  played, 
Mehl  accumulated  1432  minutes,  allowing 
only  30  goals  as  he  carded  a  1 .89  goals  against 
average  mark.  He  stopped  8 1  shots  and  held  a 
.730  save  percentage  as  he  concluded  the 
season  with  a  6-9-2  overall  record  and  two 
shutouts. 


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KICKING  IT  UP 
A  NOTCH! 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 

After  starting  the  2007  season  with  an 
0-3  record,  the  Lebanon  Valley  College 
women's  soccer  team  reeled  off  10 
victories  in  the  final  15  regular  season 
contests,  posting  an  overall  10-8-1  record 
and  a  Commonwealth  Conference  mark  of 
2-4,  After  three  consecutive  1-0  defeats, 
the  Dutchmen  were  able  to  string 
together  a  six-game  winning  streak, 
which  lasted  over  two  weeks.  In  the 
second  win  of  the  season  as  LVC  hosted 
the  Aggies  of  Delaware  Valley  College, 
the  Valley  was  able  to  show  the  home 
crowd  at  Herbert  Field  (2001  STMA 
College  Field  of  the  Year)  something 
special.  In  overtime,  junior  Jenny 
DiMauro  ripped  a  shot  that  hit  off  the 
goalkeeper  and  sailed  into  the  cage  at  the 
94:00  minute  mark  that  led  the 
Dutchmen  to  the  2-1  victory.  For  the 
season,  DiMauro  led  the  squad  with  14 
points  on  six  goals  and  two  assists.  She 
also  tied  for  the  team  lead  with  two 
game-winning  goals  while  starting  in  all 
18  games.  In  the  first  conference  game  of 
the  season,  the  Dutchmen  proved  to  be 
too  much  for  archrival  Albright  College 
as  LVC  defeated  the  Lions  by  a  final 
score  of  2-0  on  October  16  at  Herbert 
Field.  Goals  tallied  by  junior  Emily 
Bainbridge  and  freshman  Lauren  King 
were  enough  to  give  junior  goalkeeper 
Erika  Ely  enough  breathing  room. 
Bainbridge  was  tied  for  third  on  the  team 
in  goals  with  four  and  third  in  points  with 
nine.  She  started  in  all  17  games  for 
Lebanon  Valley.  King,  in  10  games 
played,  scored  four  goals  and  posted  eight 
points.  Ely,  in  her  nearly  1500  minutes 
between  the  pipes,  allowed  only  17  goals 
during  the  season,  giving  her  a  .844  save 
percentage.  She  was  able  to  notch  an 
8-6-1  overall  record,  including  seven 
shutouts.  In  the  playoff-clinching  game, 
the  Dutchmen  took  care  of  business, 
defeating  Lycoming  2-0  on  October  27. 
Goals  by  junior  Erin  McGarvey  and 
sophomore  Dana  Thomsen  sealed  the 
deal  for  the  fourth  seed  in  the 
Commonwealth  Conference  playoffs. 


Did  you  know? 
Senior  Kristen 
Mauser  was  named 
to  the 

All-Commonwealth 
Conference  Second 
Team. 


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Women's  Soccer 


Team  Roster:  Erika  Ely,  Emily  Bainbridge,  Jennifer  DiMaur 
Dana  Mahoney,  Kathleen  Persak,  Megan  Kiliti,  Christine 
Eraser,  Abbie  Kennedy,  Yvonne  Mohr,  Dana  Thomsen,  Elle 
Adams,  Kaitlin  Miller,  Donna  Geiger,  Elyse  Kirkhoff,  Laure 
King,  Julie  Vonhauser,  Kristen  Mauser,  Lauren  Throne,  Kyi 
Zeisloft,  Kristen  Hoover,  Erin  McGarvey 

Head  Coach:  Lauren  Frankford  (4th  season) 
Assistant  Coach:  Jess  Conrad,  Brian  Stanilla 


2007-08  Schedule 

Misericordia  1-0 

F&M  1-0 

Wilkes  1-0 

Gettysburg  1  -0 

Delaware  Valley  2-1 

Kean  2-1 
Penn  State-Altoona     2-0 

Susquehanna  1-0 

McDaniel  1-0 

DeSales  2-1 
Penn  State-Hbg.     4^^-l 

Ursinus  1-0 

Moravian  0-0 

Elizabethtown  3-2 

Albright  2-0 

Messiah  5-0 

Widener  2-1 

Lycoming  2-0 

Messiah  4-0 


Did  you  know? 
Senior  Kathleen 
Persak  (23) 
anchored  a 
defense  who 
surrendered  only 
18  goals  in  2007. 


Sports 


2007-08  Schedule 

■  SUNY-Brockport  L  9-1 

^  SUNY-Cortland  L  6-3 
Elmira  CollegeJ^P^  4-2 

\  Hobart  CoUege  L  7-2 

SUNY-Morrisville  L  5-2 

SUNY-MorrisviUe  W  4-2 

,Utica  CoUege    ,,^,..,  L  2-1 

Manhattanville  '^'^^'^  L  10-2 

Neumann  College  L  8-2 

Neumann  College  L  1 4-6 

:  BufMo  State  College  L4-1 

Buffalo  State  College  L  3-2 

SUNY-Cortland  L  6-1    ^ 

Becker  College  L  3-2 

Becker  College  T  1-1 
Elmira  College            ^\^^ 

Elmira  College  L^  1 

Neumann  CoUege  L  6-2 

^^^  Hobart  CoUege  L  8-0 

*  Hobart  CoUege  L  5-1 

ManhattanvUle  L  8-1 

ManhattanvUle  L 10-0 

SUNY-Geneseo  L  4-2 

;  Utica CoUege  LI  1-2 

;  Utica  College  L  12-0 


Did  you  know? 
Senior  Rob  Scales 
scored  six  goals  and 
recorded  1 8  assists 
for  a  total  of  24 
points  in  98  games 
played  in  a 
Dutchmen  uniform. 


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!am  Roster:  Kelly  Curl,  Anthony  Scales,  E.J.  Smith,  EH 
Lcchinei,  Pete  Rossi,  Andrew  Murphy,  Jimmy  Black, 
ly  Nicks,  Nick  Averona,  Sean  Wilson,  Anthony  Ventura, 
Dcky  Romanella,  Spiros  Anastas,  Cohn  Thompson,  Bert 
alloy.  Brad  Surdam,  Nick  Harris,  Jarred  Prey,  Robbie 
arshall,  Rob  Scales,  Casey  Mignone,  Anthony  Longo, 
3rey  Lamoureaux,  JeffBaum,  Aaron  Miller,  Rich  Drazin 

ead  Coach:  Ted  Russell  (1st  season) 

ssistant  Coaches:  Neil  Trout,  Mitch  Lamoureux 


The  Mighty 
Dutchmen 


By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 
Under  first-year  Head  Coach  Ted 
Russell,  the  ice  hockey  team  finished 
the  2007-2008  campaign  with  an  overall 
1-21-1  record  and  an  0-15  mark  in  the 
ECAC  West.  On  the  year,  four 
Dutchmen  posted  double-digit  scoring 
totals,  as  senior  Jarred  Frey,  sophomore 
Casey  Mignone,  and  freshmen  Ray 
Nicks,  Anthony  Ventura,  and  Brad 
Surdam  completed  the  feat.  Frey,  who 
posted  a  team-best  seven  goals  on  the 
season,  added  three  assists  for  a  total  of 
10  points.  Mignone,  Nicks,  Ventura, 
and  Surdam  all  tied  for  the  team  lead  in 
points  on  the  year  with  11.  Each 
member  of  the  three-headed  freshmen 
class  tallied  four  goals  and  seven  assists 
on  the  season  as  Mignone  was  able  to 
find  the  back  of  the  net  five  times  with 
six  assists.  In  addition,  Nicks  recorded 
three  power-play  goals  in  2007-2008.  In 
the  lone  victory  on  November  10  hosting 
SUNY-Morrisville  at  the  Hersheypark 
Arena,  the  Valley  netted  three  in  the 
first  period  and  one  in  the  second,  never 
looking  back,  winning  4-2.  Ventura  and 
Frey  got  LVC  on  the  scoreboard  at 
13:15  and  14:14  as  junior  Nick  Harris 
converted  on  his  second  goal  of  the  year, 
this  one  a  shorthanded  goal  for  Lebanon 
Valley.  In  the  second  period,  junior  Bert 
Malloy,  one  of  the  captains  of  the  squad, 
scored  an  unassisted  goal  at  the  15:47 
mark  to  make  the  score  4-0  Dutchmen. 
Sophomore  starting  goaltender  Aaron 
Miller  stopped  42  shots  on  the 
afternoon  en  route  to  the  win. 


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Perry's  Pack 


By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 
After  starting  the  2007  season  with  a 
6-2  record,  the  Lebanon  Valley  College 
women's  volleyball  team  finished  its 
campaign  with  a  22-10  overall  record 
and  a  4-1  mark  in  the  Commonwealth 
Conference.  During  one  stretch  in  the 
year,  the  Dutchmen  were  able  to  win 
14  of  19  matches.  After  going  11-6,  the 
squad  hosted  Lycoming  College  to  kick 
off  the  conference  schedule  on 
September  26  at  the  LVC  Gymnasium. 
Lebanon  Valley  won  the  match  3-0  as 
they  shut  down  the  Warriors  by  final 
scores  of  30-21,  30-13,  and  30-13. 
Junior  Margaret  Prebula  tallied  13 
kills  during  all  three  matches  as 
freshmen  Emily  Hopkins  and  Joelle 
Snyder  each  posted  11  kills  in  the 
three  matches.  Senior  Jill  Miller 
recorded  15  digs  in  the  three-match 
sweep.  On  October  31,  LVC  hosted 
their  bitter  archrival  Messiah  College 
to  the  LVC  Gymnasium  in  the 
conference  semifinals,  defeating  the 
Falcons  3-2.  Sophomore  Whitney 
Myers  led  the  Dutchmen  with  25  kills 
in  the  five-match  set  as  Prebula, 
Snyder,  and  freshman  Jess  Raber 
chipped  in  with  34  combined  kills  in 
the  victory.  Miller  and  sophomore 
Christa  Vrabel  led  the  team  with  23 
and  22  digs  respectively.  Raber  and 
freshman  Emily  Perkins  aided  in  the 
victory  with  18  and  16  digs. 
Unfortunately,  the  Dutchmen  fell  to 
conference  foe  Elizabethtown  College 
3-0  in  the  Commonwealth  Conference 
Championship  and  to  Washington  and 
Jefferson  College  3-2  in  the  ECAC 
South  Tournament  first-round  match. 
On  the  season,  Prebula  led  the  way 
with  1,128  total  attacks  as  Miller  and 
junior  Brandi  Roth  had  437  and  431 
total  digs. 


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Volleyball 


Did  you  know?  Senior  Jill 
Miller,  junior  Margaret 
Prebula,  and  freshman 
Joelle  Snyder  earned  spots 
on  the  All-Commonwealth 
Conference  teams.  In 
addition,  Snyder  was 
named  Rookie  of  the  Year. 


Did  you  know?  Head  Coach  Wayn 
Perry  holds  a  .598  all-time  winning 
percentage,  maintaining  an  overall; 
389-262  career  mark. 


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Team  Roster:  Erin  Yost,  Jill  Miller,  Christa  Vrabel,  Carielys 
Lozano,  Jess  Render,  Michelle  Little,  Joelle  Snyder,  Lisa 
Slata,  Emily  Hopkins,  Jess  Raber,  Margaret  Prebula,  Emily 
Perkins,  Whitney  Meyers,  Brandi  Roth 

Head  Coach:  Wayne  Perry  (21st  season) 
Assistant  Coaches:  Diana  Perry,  John  Swift 


2007-08  Schedule 


Skidmore 

3-1  (W) 

Nazareth 

3-1  (L) 

Baptist  Bible 

3-1  (W) 

Rochester 

3-1  (W) 

York 

3-0  (L) 

St.  Mary's 

3-1  fW) 

Rand.-Macon 

3-0  (W) 

Ursinus 

3-0  (W) 

York 

3-1  (L) 

Haverford 

3-0  (L) 

York 

3-2  (Vj 

Moravian 

3-2  (L| 

Alvernia 

3-0(^^f 

Marietta 

3-2  (W) 

VA-WesleyanJ 

|B  3-0  (W) 

Albright         ^ 

rW  3-0  (W) 

York 

3-0  (L) 

Lycoming 

3-0  (W) 

Albright 

3-0  (W) 

Dickinson 

3-2  (W) 

Frostburg  State 

3-1  (W) 

Baptist  Bible 

3-0  (W) 

Elizabethtown 

3-2  (L) 

D'Youville 

3-0  (W) 

Keuka             i 
Messiah          m 

3-0  (W) 

p'^T-o  (W) 

Widener 

^         3-0  (W) 

Scranton 

3-2  (L) 

Gallaudet 

3-0  (W) 

Messiah 

3-2  (W) 

Elizabethtown 

3-0(L) 

Wash.  &  Jefferson        3-2  (L) 

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2007-08  Schedule 

Neumann 

Lycoming 

Susquehanna 

Wilkes 

Messiah 

Juniata 

Goucher 

Albright 

Ehzabethtown 

King's 

Penn  State-Hbg. 

Eastern 

Gettysburg 

Malone 

Greensboro 

Dubuque 

Tri-State 

Scranton 

York 

Susquehanna 

Messiah 

Elizabethtown 


i^^P^-j 

9-0 

(W) 

9-0 

(W) 

8-1 

(W) 

7-2 

(L) 

9-0 

(W) 

8-1 

(W) 

9-0 

(W) 

9-0 

(W) 

5-4 

(L) 

8-1 

(W) 

9-0 

(W) 

9-0 

(W) 

7-2 

(L) 

6-3 

(W) 

7-2 

(W) 

8-1 

(W) 

7-2 

(W) 

6-3 

(W) 

7-2 

(W) 

8-1 

(W) 

4-1 

(W) 

5-0 

(L) 

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Women's  Tennis 


Did  you  know?  Juniors  Kelly  Moll 
and  Sara  Wagner  carded  double-digit 
win  totals  in  singles  play,  with  Moll 
going  12-4  and  Wagner  14-2. 


earn  Roster:  Caitlin  Bedford,  Morgan  Brady,  Samantha 
iurkey,  Nicole  Chwastiak,  Kim  DeLone,  Jessica  Ferlenda, 
latie  Freeman,  Sarahi  Grodzinski,  Shayna  Heintzelman, 
ftcole  Interdonato,  Kelly  Moll,  Charissa  Nordall,  Leslie 
labas,  Sara  Wagner,  Jan  White 

lead  Coach:  Cliff  Myers  (1 4th  season) 
Lssistant  Coach:  Joy  Graeff 
Volunteer  Coach:  Dave  Remsburg 


Record-Setting 
Season 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 
After  starting  the  2007-2008  season 
during  the  fall  with  a  10-2  record,  the 
women's  tennis  team  steamroUed  in  the 
remaining  10  matches  of  the  season, 
going  8-2  during  the  spring  and 
finishing  the  year  18-4,  an  all-time  best. 
During  the  record-breaking  campaign, 
the  Dutchmen  posted  a  3-1  conference 
mark,  defeating  rivals  Lycoming 
College,  Messiah  College,  and  Albright 
College.  On  the  September  15  home 
opener  at  the  LVC  Tennis  Courts, 
Lebanon  Valley  earned  a  9-0  win  over 
Lycoming,  as  all  six  flights  in  singles 
play  and  all  three  flights  in  doubles  play 
were  victorious.  Senior  Leslie  Sabas, 
playing  in  the  second  flight  in  singles 
play,  defeated  Rebecca  Reynolds,  6-1, 
6-1.  Sophomore  Sarah  Grodzinski, 
earning  the  first  flight  in  singles  play, 
rolled  to  a  6-2,  6-1  win  against  Amiee 
Snyder.  On  the  season  in  singles  play, 
Sabas  finished  with  a  19-2  overall 
record  and  an  18-2  mark  in  the  second 
flight.  Grodzinski  also  turned  in  an 
excellent  season,  receiving  a  16-3  overall 
record  in  the  first  flight  of  singles  play. 
On  October  20  and  21,  the  Dutchmen 
brought  home  two  titles  as  they 
competed  in  the  MASCAC  Individual 
Championships.  On  the  year, 
Heintzelman  finished  with  a  16-4  record 
while  the  duo  of  Moll  and  Nordall  were 
able  to  go  6-1.  After  eight  consecutive 
victories,  including  four  on  the  spring 
break  trip  to  Hilton  Head,  S.C,  and  one 
against  Messiah  in  the  Commonwealth 
Conference  Semifinals,  the  Dutchmen 
tangled  with  Elizabethtown  in  the 
Commonwealth  Conference 
Championship  on  April  20, 
unfortunately  falling  0-5. 


Sports 


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Playoff  Fever 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 
After  falling  in  the  first  two 
Commonwealth  Conference  contests  of  the 
season,  the  men's  basketball  team  was 
victorious  in  five  of  the  final  eight  regular 
season  games  against  conference  foes, 
earning  an  overall  11-15  mark  in  the 
2007-08  campaign  while  clinching  a 
playoff  spot.  As  the  Dutchmen  ended 
January  with  a  disappointing  7-11  record, 
the  Valley  played  solid  in  the  month  of 
February,  posting  a  5-4  record.  In  the  final 
three  regular  season  games,  LVC  swept 
the  schedule  as  the  squad  defeated 
Elizabethtown  and  Messiah  in  nail-biting 
fashion  at  home  and  went  on  the  road  to 
defeat  conference  leader  Lycoming.  On 
Hot  Dog  Frank  Day  and  Senior  Day  as  the 
Blue  Jays  came  to  town,  junior  Dan  Hodge 
stole  the  show  as  he  recorded  his 
second-best  performance  of  the  year  with 
25  points,  drilling  7-of-12  from  the  field, 
including  5-of-7  from  downtown.  He 
finished  the  game  in  the  final  two  minutes 
with  two  shots  from  beyond  the  arc  to  ice 
the  contest  78-70.On  the  year,  Hodge  led 
his  team  in  scoring  in  eight  games  as  he 
finished  the  season  in  the  two-guard  role 
averaging  11.9  points  per  game  and  63 
assists  in  710  total  minutes  from  the 
hardwood.  While  hosting  the  Falcons  with 
all  playoff  hopes  riding  on  the  game,  junior 
Dustin  Kerns  allowed  his  team  to  play 
another  day,  while  scoring  the  go-ahead 
bucket  with  just  2.3  seconds  left  on  the 
clock  and  defeating  Lebanon  Valley's 
arch-nemesis  Messiah  College  68-65. 
Junior  Kyle  Enoch  started  the  magical 
play,  as  he  came  down  with  a  defensive 
rebound,  passed  the  basketball  off  to 
Hodge  who  airmailed  the  ball  downcourt 
into  the  hands  of  Kerns  who  took  it  to  the 
rack,  kissed  the  ball  off  the  glass,  and 
celebrated  his  biggest  shot  of  the  season. 
Enoch  led  the  Dutchmen  on  the  season  in 
many  categories:  12.6  points,  2.7  assists, 
1.9  steals,  36.4  minutes,  2.2  three-pointers, 
and  4.5  field  goals  made  per  game  in  all  26 
starts.  After  defeating  the  Warriors  on  the 
road  72-68  and  earning  a  playoff  birth  as 
the  number  four  seed  in  the  conference 
tournament,  LVC  unfortunately  fell  to 
Lycoming  four  days  later  in  the  first  round 
by  a  final  score  of  71-56. 


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Team  Roster:  Zach  Kebetz,  Zachary  Hoover,  Dustin 
Kerns,  Anthony  Trautman,  Matt  Staub,  Matt  Walters, 
Kyle  Enoch,  Dan  Hodge,  Grant  Becker,  Dan  Olsheski, 
Eric  Humphrey,  Peter  Ruth,  James  Shinn,  Dan 
Dunkelberger 

Head  Coach:  Brad  McAlester  (14th  season) 
Assistant  Coaches:  Lenny  Stanziano,  Scott  Mailen, 
Terry  Barlet 


2007-08  Schedule 


York  (N.Y.) 
Brockport 
F&M 
rUrsinus 
pfvernia 
FDU-Florhara 
Delaware  Valley 
Moravian 
King's 
Hood 

Richard  Stockton 
Neumann 
Arcadia 
Wilkes 
Cortland  St.  ,^ 
Messiah 
Albright 
Widener 
Eiizabethtown 
Lycoming 
Albright 
Widener 
Eiizabethtown 
Messiah 
l^jcoming 
Wcomini 


57-56  (L) 
85-78  (L) 
69-66  (W) 
81-59  (L) 
80-64  (L) 
75-66  (W) 
84-47  (W) 
67-60  (L) 
79-68  (W) 
62-57  (L) 
72-50  (L).. 
70-65  (\^ 
70-66  (4 
59-47  (W) 
62-58  (L) 
63-54  (L) 
73-54  (L) 
78-63  (W) 
70-63  (W) 
79-75  (L) 
77-62  (L) 
58-44  (L) 
78-70  (W) 
68-65  (W) 
72-68  (W) 
71-56  (L) 


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Wash.  &  Jeff. 

Pitt-Greensburg 

Dickinson 

Messiah 


Albright 

Lycoming 

Elizabethtown 

Widener 

Trinity 

Rosemont 

Hood 

Washington 

Keystone 

F&M 

Misericordia 

Rowan 

Wilkes 

Arcadia 

Meredith 

JohnJay 

McDaniel 

Keuka 

Brooklyn 


78-70  (L) 
65-55  (W) 
67-50  (W) 
54-47  (L) 
74-57  (L) 
66-42  (L) 
74-60  (W) 
73-61  (L) 
75-65  (L) 
68-55  (W) 
76-75  (W) 
83-57  (W) 
76-68  (W) 
58-48  (W) 
72-65  (W) 
87-53  (W) 
70-33  (W) 
63-31  (W) 
68-46  (W) 
79-47  (W) 
84-74  (W) 
53-50  (W) 
68-62  (W) 
69-60  (W) 
92-61  (W) 
76-59  (W) 
79-21  (W) 
59-57  (W) 
53-36  (W) 
79-40  (W) 


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Team  Roster:  Andrea  Hoover,  Cassie  Moore,  Shelly 
.obach,  Donna  Geiger,  Megan  Bish,  Amie  Bickert,  Suzie 
Joyes,  Eryn  Schultz,  Jill  Ryba,  Jenna  Gambino,  Lori 
Jdlow,  Mindy  Bennett 

[ead  Coach:  Todd  Goclowski  (2nd  season) 
[Assistant  Coaches:  Steph  Sutton,  Min-Leigh  Myers, 
Hal  Templin 


A  Season  To 
Remember 


By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09  | 

While  finishing  the  season  with  a  24-6  | 

overall  record  and  a  6-4  conference  record,     1 

LVC  proved  to  be  the  most  improved  team 

in  NCAA  Division  III  history,  turning  a 

7-17  program  around  into  one  of  the  finest     | 

in  the  country.  With  four  fi-eshmen  getting     | 

the  nod  in  the  starting  five  for  the  | 

2007-2008  campaign,  the  squad  of  12  I 

improved  their  record  from  a  year  ago  by  14  | 

games.  The  Dutchmen  started  the  season  on  | 

a  tear,  reeling  off  14  consecutive  wins.  On      | 

February  5,  LVC  hosted  Lycoming  for  a        | 

Commonwealth  Conference  showdown.  It      J 

was  a  nail-biting  76-75  overtime  victory  for    3 

the  women  in  the  blue  and  white.  For  the      | 

game,  junior  forward  Megan  Bish  turned  in   | 

an  all-around  outstanding  performance,  | 

posting  a  double-double  in  her  30  minutes      | 

off  the  bench.  She  finished  the  game  with      | 

26  points  on  9-of^l4  shooting  and  knocked    j 

down  6-of^7  from  the  line.  In  addition,  she     | 

grabbed  11  boards  and  canned  two  | 

three-pointers,  with  the  final  22-foot  trey       | 

going  in  with  just  1 1  seconds  on  the  clock.     I 

Bish  finished  the  season  fourth  on  the  team  i 

with  8.5  points  per  game  in  30  games  | 

played.  With  a  20-4  regular  season,  LVC      j 

was  awarded  the  third  seed  in  the  | 

conference  playoffs,  traveling  to  Albright       j 

College  for  the  first  round  on  February  27. 

After  being  snubbed  of  an  NCAA  playoff       j 

birth,  the  Dutchmen  were  given  an  ECAC     | 

South  Tournament  bid  as  they  took  the         ^ 

number  three  seed.  After  67-50  and  65-55     j 

victories  over  Dickinson  College  on  March    | 

5  and  Pitt  Greensburg  on  March  8,  LVC       i 

ultimately  fell  in  the  championship  game  to  J 

Washington  and  Jefferson  on  March  9  by  a  1 

final  score  of  78-70.  In  game  one,  freshman  | 

guard  Lori  Lidlow  led  Lebanon  Valley  with   | 

13  points  on  6-of-8  shooting  from  the  floor    I 

in  addition  to  her  seven  boards  in  31  I 

minutes  of  action.  Bish  led  the  team  in  game  j 

two  with  20  points  off  the  bench  as  she  ^ 

converted  on  6-o^9  from  the  floor,  drilled      ^ 

3-o^4  from  downtown,  and  sank  5-of-6  from  s 

the  charity  stripe.  Lidlow  was  Lebanon         | 

Valley's  leading  scorer  with  13.9  points  per  | 

game.  | 


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Off  To  the 
Races 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 

Under  Head  Coach  Al  Moten,  the  LVC 
cross  country  team  turned  in  a  strong  2007 
campaign.  On  Sept.  8,  the  squad  hosted 
the  LVC  Invitational  at  Memorial  Lake 
State  Park  at  Fort  Indiantown  Gap,  which 
was  one  of  the  better  finishes  for  the 
Dutchmen.  On  the  afternoon,  the  men 
placed  fourth  out  of  10  teams  and  the 
women  finished  fifth  of  nine  teams,  giving 
the  men  98  total  points  and  the  women  121 
total  points.  For  the  8,050-meter 
competition,  senior  Kyle  Himmelreich 
carded  an  outstanding  performance, 
turning  in  a  fifth-place  finish  with  a  time  of 
28:30:00.  Other  notablecompetitiors  for 
the  Valley  who  turned  in  solid 
performances  were  freshman  Brad 
Sweigart,  placing  eighth  and  sophomore 
Guillermo  Munoz  finishing  in  19th  place. 
In  the  108-man  field,  Sweigart  and  Munoz 
hit  the  finish  line  with  times  of  28:44:94 
and  29:32:39  respectively.  The  women 
were  able  to  match  the  men,  as  junior 
Sarah  Abbott  earned  a  top-10  finish, 
ending  the  race  in  ninth  place  with  a  time 
of  21:25:74  in  the  5,100-meter  course. 
Freshman  sensation  Jenn  Cronin  recorded 
a  19th-place  finish,  ending  with  a  time  of 
21:58:31  in  the  88-woman  field.  A  week 
later,  at  the  Baptist  Bible  College 
Invitational  on  Sept.  15,  Himmelreich  and 
Abbott  were  outstanding,  as  he  won  the 
110-man  event  with  a  time  of  27:38:06  as 
she  taUied  third  place  in  20:30:91. 
Sweigart  and  Munoz  placed  in  the  top  10 
as  junior  Chris  Bauer  earned  a  spot  in  the 
top  20.  Cronin  culminated  the  event  in 
eighth  place  as  seniors  Brittany  Duke  and 
Allison  Conety  rounded  out  the  top  20. 


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Cross  Country 


Men's  Team:  Jeff  Anderson,  Chris  Bauer,  Kyle  Himmelreich, 
Israel  Lucena,  Guillermo  Munoz,  Kyle  Romain,  Joseph 
Sheehy,  Brad  Sweigart,  Kyle  Ward,  Nick  Wardle 

Women's  Team:  Sarah  Abbott,  Jessica  Bui,  Allison  Conety, 
Caitlin  CrofFord,  Jeim  Cronin,  Carissa  Devine,  Tracey 
Fortugno,  Amanda  Knapp,  Sarah  Morasco,  Yesenia  Santiago 

Head  Coach:  Tye  Leonzo 


2007-08  Schedule 

Delware  Valley  5th  of  1 9  (M) 


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LVC  Invitational 


Baptist  Bible 


Misericordi 


Belmont  Classic 


DeSales 


Elizabethtown 


7th  of  15  (W) 
4th  of  10  (M>, 
5th  of  9  (W) 
2nd  of  1 2  (M),. 
2nd  of  1 2  (W) 
6th  of  8  (M) 
8th  of  9  (W) 
4th  of  20  (M) 
5th  of  16  (W) 
7th  of  20  (M) 
14th  of  23  (W) 
7thof  19(M) 
1 2th  of  16  (W) 
4th  of  10  (M) 
8th  of  1 1(W) 


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King's     ^^^ 

^Bl?!  (W) 

Albright  "^BB 

7^102  (L) 

Ursinus      BR 

1 1 1-89  (W) 

Susquehanna 

76-106  (L) 

Drew 

124-78  (W) 

Elizabethtown 

100-103  (L) 

Cabrini 

136-63  (W) 

Ocean  Countw^ 

1  139-47  (W) 

Lycoming      -^ 

l|i-142(L) 

Arcadia 

Sf7-72(L) 

Widener 

74-119  (L) 

FDU-Florham 

1 1 1-85  (W) 

WOMEN 

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King's 

128-53  (W) 

Albright 

i|88-93(L)i 

Ursinus 

%5-116(lA 

Susquehanna, 

79-96  (L)l 

Drew 

71-131  (J 

EUzabethtown 

89-102  (L)' 

Millersville 

74-1 19  (L) 

Cabrini 

79-126  (L) 

Ocean  County 

121-75  (W) 

Lycoming 

91-156  (L) 

Arcadia 

108-77  (W) 

Widener 

96-101  (L) 

FDU-Florham 

118-71  (W) 

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^en's  Team:  Patrick  Barry,  Scott  Beesley,  Tristan  Bostock, 
effrey  Bush,  Kevin  Carney,  Sean  Deffley,  Jeffrey  Dresely,  David 
jardner,  Andy  Goetz,  Greg  Kauffman,  Miles  Mosher,  Bradley 
D'Connell,  Johnny  Schoenberger,  Tony  Shipkowski,  Kevin 
Jhland,  Kyle  Wagman,  Jared  Wilkerson,  Brett  Wimmer,  Daniel 
iVolford,  Nick  Zlupko 

Women's  Team:  Kiera  Anderson,  Ally  Birli,  Jill  Brader,  Alyse 
Canciello,  CaitUn  Crofford,  Lauren  Davis,  Rebecca  Edwards, 
JuUe  Enders,  HiUary  Forsythe,  Aimee  Heckman,  Lauren  Horst, 
/\llison  Hunt,  Jordan  Jacobs,  Laurel  Klappholz,  Kelly 
Kohlmaier,  Stephanie  Mannon,  Amy  Miceli,  Jen  Murphy,  Lisa 
Niethamer,  Ashten  O'Brien,  Megan  Risser,  Hope  Roaten, 
Christina  Schreiner,  Kelsey  Shoup,  Allison  Sweigart,  Melanie 
Tober,  Lonnie  Wagner,  Meghann  Wright,  Crystal  Zakszeski 

Head  Coach:  Mary  Gardner  (11th  season) 
Assistant  Coach:  Jim  Gardner 


Waiting  to 
Exhale 

By  Laurel  Klappholz  '10 
The  Lebanon  Valley  College  men's  and 
women's  swimming  teams  achieved 
success  at  the  team  and  individual  levels 
in  the  2007-08  season.  Under  the 
leadership  from  senior  captains  Jared 
Wilkerson  and  Dan  Wolford,  each 
athlete  helped  motivate  the  men's  team 
to  a  winning  7-5  season.  Junior  Kevin 
Carney,  sophomore  Johnny 
Schoenberger,  and  freshmen  Tony 
Shipkowski  and  Jeff  Bush  aided  the 
men.  Many  records  were  broken  in 
2007-08,  including  Carney's  three  feats, 
which  shattered  his  previous  records. 
Carney,  Bush,  Schoenberger,  and  junior 
Greg  Kauffman  in  addition  to  freshman 
Dan  Thomas  were  all  members  of  the 
record-breaking  relays.  Several  records 
were  also  broken  on  the  women's  team, 
which  concluded  their  season  with  a  4-9 
overall  record.  Senior  captains  Jill 
Brader  and  Allison  Sweigart  led  the 
women.  Other  notable  athletes  turning 
in  outstanding  seasons  were  junior 
Lauren  Horst,  sophomore  Lisa 
Niethamer,  and  freshmen  Ashten 
O'Brien  and  Ally  Birli.  Birli  broke  nine 
individual  records  while  O'Brien  broke 
two  individual  records.  Niethamer  also 
broke  one  individual  record  with 
Sweigart,  Horst,  Niethamer,  O'Brien, 
and  Birli  members  of  the 
record-breaking  relays.  LVC  ended  the 
season  by  competing  at  the  MAC 
Championships  on  February  8-10.  Both 
squads  placed  sixth  overall  out  of  nine 
total  teams. 


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Cronin  & 
Company 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 

The  2007-08  LVC  indoor  and  outdoor 
track  and  field  team  set  many 
accomplishments  during  their  campaigns.. 
As  the  host  of  the  LVC  Invitational  at 
Arnold  Sports  Center  on  Jan.  26,  LVC 
showed  many  bright  spots,  as  freshman 
Andrew  Scott  was  able  to  place  first  in  the 
shot  put  event  with  a  distance  of  45-2,5. 
Two  other  competitors  carded  second-place 
finishes,  as  freshman  Andy  Tamez 
pole-vaulted,  hitting  a  height  of  13-6  and 
junior  Amanda  Knapp  high-jumped  with  a 
distance  of  4-8  with  a  triple  jump  of  31-6 
3/4.  Freshman  standout  Jenn  Cronin 
shined  at  the  DeSchriver  Invitational  held 
at  East  Stroudsburg  University  on  Feb.  2. 
During  her  day,  Cronin  was  able  to 
compete  against  athletes  in  Division  I, 
Division  II,  and  other  Division  III 
institutions.  In  the  3,000-meter  and  mile 
run,  she  posted  times  of  10:58:66  and 
5:25:79  both  Dutchmen  records.  On  Feb. 
9,  LVC  was  able  to  bring  home  three 
first-place  finishes  at  Widener  University 
Invitational.  Senior  Kevin  Uhland, 
sophomore  Josh  Light,  and  Tamez  were 
victorious  in  the  triple  jump,  55-meter 
dash,  and  the  pole  vault.  Senior  Andrew 
Young  showed  off  a  second  place  finish  in 
the  high  jump,  as  Knapp  continued  her 
strong  season  with  three  second-place 
performances  in  the  high  jump,  long  jump 
and  triple  jump.  For  the  outdoor  track  and 
field  team,  the  MAC  Championships  on 
May  2  and  3  gave  the  team  nine  medals  in 
total,  compiling  one  gold,  two  silver,  and 
six  bronze  awards.  Freshman  Zach  Bleiler 
captured  a  gold  medal  and  silver  medal  in 
the  hammer  throw  and  discus  throw. 
Continued  on  pg.  107 


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Track  &  Field 


Men's  Team:  Jeffrey  Anderson,  Christopher  Avey, 
Christopher  Bauer,  Zachary  Bleiler,  Joseph  Brennan,  Eldin 
Brodlic,  Tyler  Cisarik,  Christopher  Clements,  Marcus 
Cushnie,  Adam  Devine,  Ellas  Galen,  Kyle  Himmelreich, 
Justin  Hutchinson,  Zachary  Kansler,  Michael  Landshof,  E. 
Justin  Lee,  Joshua  Light,  Israel  Lucena,  Joseph  Nestico, 
Andrew  Scott,  Thomas  Smith,  Clinton  Surgeoner,  Salvador 
Tamaz,  Kevin  Uhland,  Nathaniel  Yinger,  Andrew  Young 

Women's  Team:  Sarah  Abbott,  Emily  Allison,  Heidi  Allison, 
Ashley  Collins,  Jennifer  Cronin,  Amanda  Cubbage,  Brittany 
Dukeman,  Kaitlin  Evison,  Tracey  Fortugno,  Danielle 
Gemmill,  Christina  Gunn,  Bettina  Heinsohn,  Lauren 
Johnson,  Amanda  Knapp,  Erika  Maury,  Jennifer  Reilly, 
Yesenia  Santiago,  Ashley  Weaver,  Porscha  Williams,  Amy 
Willow 

Head  Coach:  Al  Moten 

Assistant  Coaches:  Tye  Leonzo,  Liz  Townsend,  Robert 

Kreider,  Richard  Shaw 


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Continued  from  page  106 

Senior  Brittany  Dukeman,  juniors  Chris  Bauer  and 
Emily  Allison,  sophomore  Tyler  Ciserik  and  freshmen 
Clint  Surgeoner  and  Ashley  Weaver  also  delivered 
medals  for  the  Dutchmen.  At  the  ECACs  on  May  15 
and  16,  Cronin  broke  the  LVC  record  in  the 
5,000-meter  event,  finishing  seventh  with  a  time  of 
18:21:55,  moving  past  Kelly  Stewart's  record  set  back 
in  2000. 


Sports 


j_I07 


2008  Schedule 


Ffostburg  State 
Lancaster  Bible 

Dickinson 
Ursinus 
Kutztown 
Juniata 

Messiah 


Keuka 

Millersville 
Elizabethtown 


Susquehanna 
Albright 


F&M 

Alvernia 

McDaniel 

Widener 


1-4  (L) 
4-2  (W) 
16-0  (W) 
2-1  (W) 
9-2  (W) 
0-13  (L) 
0-7  (L) 
1-6  (L) 
0-14  (L) 
4-7  (L) 
1-14  (L) 
9-2  (W) 
3-1  (W) 
6-16  (L) 
11-13(1) 
5-7  (L) 
3-7  (L) 
12-11  (W) 
1-18  (L) 
3-6  (L) 
4-6  (L) 
9-12  (L) 
15-14  (W) 
2-9  (L) 
0-11  (L) 
1-4  (L) 


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Baseball 


Did  you  know?  For  his  career,  senior 
John  Mentzer  hit  .354,  as  he  recorded 
180  hits  and  509  at-bats,  which  are 
both  LVC  records. 


Head  Coach  Keith 
Evans  on  Mentzer's 
feat:  "To  break  the 
record  like  he  did  is 
special.  He  is  a 
tremendous 
ballplayer  and  he 
deserves  this." 


earn  Roster:  Joe  Kopchick,  Grant  Wiest,  Ryan  Bostdorf,  Nick 
["aria,  Brandon  Thompson,  Paul  Earle,  Bert  Malloy,  Dennis  Morgan, 
[trandon  Stoothoff,  Shane  Specht,  Travis  Smart,  Caleb  Pick,  Josh 
/luscalus,  Corey  Lamoureux,  Mike  Snyder,  Andrew  Hobbins,  John 
4entzer,  Matt  Kline,  Brent  Ruminski,  Devin  Schneider,  Nate 
Jlough,  Jake  Becker,  Mark  Mehalko,  Joe  Soupik,  Andrew  Pipkin, 
■late  Heinly,  Charley  Khne,  Brent  Nankerville,  Tim  Wolle 

lead  Coach:  Keith  Evans  (5th  season) 

assistant  Coaches:  Dave  Fortna,  Robert  Rudolph,  Joe  Shiner 


Boys  of  Spring 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 
While  the  LVC  baseball  team  was 
victorious  in  their  first  two  outings  of  the 
2008  season  with  victories  over  Juniata 
and  Kenyon,  the  squad  struggled  during 
the  rest  of  the  season,  posting  an  overall 
11-25  record  and  a  1-11  mark  in 
conference  play.  During  the  month  of 
March,  the  Dutchmen  were  able  to  string 
together  four  consecutive  victories, 
defeating  Lancaster  Bible  College, 
Dickinson  and  Ursinus.  Going  into  the 
final  game  of  the  season,  LVC  was  given 
the  chance  to  enter  the  Commonwealth 
Conference  four-team  playoff  bracket,  but 
ultimately  fell  to  Widener  University  by  a 
final  score  of  6-5.  On  the  year,  the  Valley 
offense  was  led  by  senior  second  baseman 
John  Mentzer,  who  started  in  all  36 
contests,  posting  a  .388  batting  average.  In 
the  2008  campaign,  the  hot-hitting 
Mentzer  went  52-for-134  at  the  dish, 
lacing  10  doubles,  three  homeruns,  and  34 
RBIs.  Junior  Joe  Soupik  placed  second  on 
the  team  in  batting  average,  recording  a 
.364  average  (32-for-88)  with  three 
homeruns  and  21  RBIs.  As  the  starting 
first  baseman,  Soupik  carded  a  sizzling 
.984  fielding  percentage,  only  committing 
four  errors  at  the  hot  corner,  tallying  236 
putouts.  Senior  third  baseman  Corey 
Lamoureux  also  turned  in  a  solid  season, 
batting  .282  with  35  hits,  19  RBIs,  and  39 
total  bases.  Lamoureux  also  led  the  team 
with  six  stolen  bases.  On  the  mound, 
senior  Andrew  Pipkin  led  the  Dutchmen 
with  a  3-1  record  in  15  appearances.  On 
the  year,  the  southpaw  posted  a  6.00  ERA, 
allowing  18  earned  runs  in  27  innings 
pitched.  Junior  southpaw  Nick  Faria 
ended  2008  with  a  3-3  overall  mark  with 
an  8.35  ERA.  Faria,  in  his  10  appearances, 
fanned  19  batters  in  36.2  innings  pitched. 


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Conference 
Champs! 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 
After  starting  the  season  3-4  on  their 
annual  spring  break  trip,  the  LVC 
Softball  team  concluded  the  regular 
season  with  a  24-9  record  and  a  9-1 
conference  record.  In  the 
Commonwealth  Conference  playoffs,  the 
Dutchmen  defeated  Elizabethtown  and 
Messiah  by  final  scores  of  9-0  to  reach 
the  championship  game,  squaring  off 
against  the  Blue  Jays  for  the  second 
time  in  as  many  days.  At  one  point 
during  the  season,  LVC  reeled  off  an 
18-2  record,  riding  two  eight-game 
winning  streaks.  This  accomplishment 
revealed  the  endurance  and  strength  of 
the  squad,  but  the  Commonwealth 
Conference  Championship  showed  fans 
what  this  team  is  really  made  of.  The 
group  of  16  fought  back  in  the  home  half 
of  the  seventh,  defeating  the  Blue  Jays 
in  a  4-3  come-from-behind  Valley 
victory.  The  Lebanon  Valley  offense 
produced  five  hits  in  the  first  six  innings 
of  the  contest,  as  Elizabethtown  scored 
their  only  three  runs  of  the  game  on  a 
three-run  homer  in  the  fifth  off  of 
freshman  phenom  Laura  Snyder.  Snyder 
earned  her  14th  victory  in  her  seven 
solid  innings  of  work,  fanning  11  Blue 
Jays. 


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Softball 


Did  you  know?  Seniors 
Lauren  Sanford  and  Jess 
Salisbury  hit  .333  and 
.327  respectively. 
Sanford  recorded  a  .529 
on-base  percentage  from 
the  leadoff  position  as 
Salisbury  slammed  five 
home  runs  in  the  cleanup 
spot  in  the  lineup. 
Sophomore  third 
baseman  Allie  Davies 
posted  a  .337  average  at 
the  plate  with  17RBIs. 
The  team  collectively  hit 
.302  with  a  .422  slugging 
percentage. 


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Team  Roster:  Lauren  Sanford,  Kristen  Uhas,  Caitlin  Keller, 

Laura  Snyder,  Chelsea  Artz,  Janey  Kozlowski,  Jess  Salisbury, 

Val  Malizzia,  Amy  Weist,  Allix  Sanders,  Katie  Freeman, 

Katie  DeJulio,  Linley  Eberhart,  Meghan  Donoghue,  Marisa 

Krause,  Allie  Davies 

Head  Coach:  Stacey  Hollinger  (10th  season) 

Assistant  Coaches:  Ralph  Carfagno,  Ed  Spittle,  Gene  Wright 


Juniata 


Ursinus 


2008  Schedule 

1-5  (L) 
4-3  (W) 
2-1  (W) 
2-0  (W) 
0-1  (L) 
2-1  (W) 
10-3  (W) 
6-5  (W) 
3-0  (W) 
8-3  (W) 
8-0  (W) 
11-1  (W) 
2-0  (W) 
3-4  (L) 
7-0  (W) 
3-2  (W) 
4-0  (W) 
4-3  (W) 
9-3  (W) 
11-1  (W) 
9-0  (W) 
ll-O(W) 
2-3  (L) 
0-1  (L) 
3-1  (W) 
2-0  (W) 


Did  you  know? 
Freshmen  Laura 
Snyder  and  Val 
Malizzia  combined 
to  go  25-7  with  a 
1.41  ERA  in  208 
innings  of  work. 


Did  you  know?  Sophomore  first 
baseman  Kristen  Uhas  led  the 
Dutchmen  offensively  with  a  .436 
batting  average  and  34  RBIS.  At  the  hot 
comer,  she  recorded  205  putouts. 


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Did  you  know?  The 
Dutchmen's  lowest 
team  score  of  the 
season  came  at  the 
Elizabethtown  Blue 
Jay  Classic  when 
they  shot  a  324  on 
April  10,  tying  for 
eighth  place. 


earn  Roster:  Alex  Bardman,  Anthony  Calvario,  Kelly  Curl, 
iharlie  Fisher,  Steve  Garby,  Ben  Graeff,  Nick  Karnbach, 
ike  Krajnik,  Casey  Mignone,  Greg  Newman,  Matt  Snyder 

ead  Coach:  Lou  Sorrentino  (19th  season) 
ssistant  Coach:  Brad  McAlester 


Hitting  the  Links 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky  '09 

The  2007-2008  men's  golf  team  turned 
in  a  solid  campaign  under  19th-year 
Head  Coach  Lou  Sorrentino.  The 
Dutchmen  turned  in  their  best  effort  of 
the  year  on  their  home  course  at  the 
Lebanon  Country  Club  at  the  LVC 
Invitational  on  April  7,  placing  third  out 
of  21  squads.  On  the  par-72,  6,564-yard 
course,  freshman  Robbie  Marshall 
notched  a  five-over,  77,  to  finish  third 
overall  while  sophomore  Steve  Garby 
carded  an  82,  placing  him  in  a  tie  for 
17th  place  in  the  107-man  field.  For  the 
tournament,  Marshall,  Garby,  and 
juniors  Anthony  Calvario,  Mike 
Krajnik,  and  Charlie  Fisher  combined 
for  a  final  score  of  330.  Lebanon  Valley 
tallied  another  third-place  finish  during 
2007-2008  at  the  Messiah  College 
Falcon  Classic  on  April  23.  On  the  day, 
LVC  finished  two  strokes  behind  the 
Falcons  for  first  place,  but  two 
Dutchmen  posted  top-10  performances 
for  the  tournament.  At  the  Blue  Ridge 
Country  Club,  Garby  shot  a  seven-over, 
79,  to  place  second  and  Calvario  posted 
a  10-over,  82,  to  notch  a  tie  for  eighth 
place.  For  the  season,  Krajnik  and 
Fisher  averaged  rounds  of  84.1  and  86.4 
in  13  and  14  rounds  of  golf  respectively. 
Calvario  averaged  an  87.9  in  his  11 
rounds  on  the  links. 


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Cliff's  Clan 

By  Ryan  Zvorsky'  09 
While  four  LVC  men's  tennis  players 
were  able  to  earn  10  or  more  wins  during 
the  2007-2008  campaign,  the  squad  was 
able  to  reach  a  13-8  overall  mark,  going 
,500  in  the  conference  at  2-2.  The  team 
marched  off  on  the  right  foot  in  their 
season  and  home  opener  at  the  LVC 
Tennis  Courts  on  September  15, 
defeating  Susquehanna  University,  7-2. 
In  flights  one  and  two  in  singles  play, 
sophomore  Matt  Grodzinski  and  junior 
Jared  Zeigler  were  able  to  record 
victories,  winning  6-3, 6-2  and  6-3, 11-9. 
Freshman  Tom  Neckelmann  and 
sophomore  Jonathan  Gingrich  also  were 
victorious  on  the  afternoon,  clinching 
6-0,  6-3  and  6-3,  6-4  wins.  Zeigler  and 
Neckelmann  paired  up  in  the  first  flight 
of  doubles  play,  defeating  Todd  Adams 
and  Will  Mellor  in  style,  8-3.  Starting 
on  March  3  at  Eastern  University  and 
culminating  on  April  19  against 
Elizabethtown  College,  LVC  generated  a 
winning  spurt,  collecting  eight 
consecutive  victories.  After  defeating 
Lycoming  College  9-0  at  home  and 
Albright  College  9-0  on  the  road,  the 
Valley  hooked  up  with  the  Blue  Jays  of 
Elizabethtown,  knocking  them  off  in  the 
Commonwealth  Conference  playoffs, 
5-4.  In  the  most  exciting  match  of  the 
day,  Grodzinski  outlasted  Brok  Walker 
in  four  sets  during  flight-one  action,  0-6, 
6-2, 7-6,  and  10-3.  Similar  to  the 
women's  team,  the  men's  team  advanced 
to  the  Commonwealth  Conference 
Championship,  unfortunately  falling 
0-5. 


Did  you  know?  Sophomore 
Matt  Grodzinski  earned  a  spot 
on  the  All-Commonwealth 
Conference  First  Team  as  junior 
Jared  Zeigler  and  freshmen 
Tom  Neckelmann  and  Brad 
Sweigart  earned  spots  on  the 
All-Commonwealth  Conference 
Second  Team. 


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Golf 


Team  Roster:  Jonathan  Gingrich,  Matt  Grodzinski, 
Matt  Hotchkiss,  Andrew  Levin,  Tom  Neckelmann, 
Phil  Rhodes,  Brad  Sweigart,  Jared  Zeigler 

Head  Coach:  Cliff  Myers  (14th  season) 


2007-2008 

Susquehanna 

Wilkes 

Juniata 

Gettysburg 

Dubuque  Umv. 

Grand  Rapids  CC 

Lynchburg  Coll. 

Marvwood 

Neumann 

Penn  State- 

EUzabethtown 

Messiah 

Eastern  Ulliv 

Lycammg 

Albright  Collegi, 

Arcadia 

Ahcmia 

Moravian 

Eli7dbethtown 

Messiali 

King's 


Schedule 


7-2  (W) 
8-1  (L) 
8-1  (W) 
9-0  (L) 
6-3  (L) 
6-3  (L) 
8-1  (W) 
8-1  (L) 
7-2  (W) 
7-2  (W) 
5-4  (L) 
8-1  (L) 
8-1  (W) 
9-0  (W) 
9-0  (W) 
7-2  (W) 
9-0  (W) 
5-4  (W) 
5-4  (W) 
5-0  (L) 
5-4  (W) 


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Cheerleading  Roster 

Kristen  Brelje    j, 
Danielle  Cowdell 
Christina  Gunn 

Jaclyn  Kain 

Jamie  Latshaw 

Stephanie  McKay 

Stacy  Moser 

Tara  Neiheiser 

Jillian  Perry 

Sara  Piasecki 

Megan  Rizzardi 


2007  Fall 
Cheerleading  Roster 

Stephanie  Bratton 
Danielle  Cowdell 
Michelle  Cowdell 
Danielle  Gemmill 
Brittany  Cough 


Marissa  Horan 
Spenser  Jarret 
Sherae  Jones 
Jacyin  Kain 
Jamie  Latshaw 
Catharine  Laurenzo 
Stephanie  McKay 
Megan  Miller 
Stacy  Moser 


Tara  Neiheiser 
Molly  Orenstein 
Sarah  Orr 
Jillian  Perry 
Sara  Piasecki 
Megan  Rizzardi 
Heidi  Rudelitch 
Courtney 
Schwalm 
Alisha  Showers 
Emily  Villafane 


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Greek  Life 


Section  designed  by  Kristin  Miller  '10 
Page  design  byjili  Brader  '08 


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•Clio  True" 

AftOUT 

Originating  as  the  Clionian  Literary  Society,  "Clio"  becarri' 
the  first  sorority  on  campus  in  1871.  Now  a  social 
sorority,  Clio  focuses  on  guality  over  quantity  and  the 
value  of  friendship  which  comes  from  sisterhood  and 
tradition.  Clio's  symbols  include  the  owl,  yellow  rose, 
and  olive  branch.  Clio  participates  and  donates  to  Walk  , 
for  Life,  Light  the  Wight,  and  the  Ronald  McDonald  Hous| 


Left  to  Bight:  Lindsay  Crum, 
Emily  Ingrain,  Justine  Klaassen, 
Emily  Ingraliam,  Heather 
Pryzhockl,  Maura  Whlffen,  Danielle 
SmitlL,  Diana  Weeks,  &  Kristin 
Miller 


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PUBPe&E:    To  create  an  environment  that  fosters  the  advancement  of  womanhood,  and 
the  growth  and  development  of  each  member 

AftOUT 

The  Theta  Tau  chapter  promotes 
academic  achievement,  and  has 
received  various  service  and 
scholarship  awards.  Light  the  Wight 
Walk,  Rock-A-Thon,  The  Breast  Cancer 
Walk  and  volunteering  at  the  Lebanon 
Valley  Home  are  all  examples  of  how 
Phi  Sigs  give  back  to  the  community. 


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Tlieta  Tau  Chapter:  Seniors-Allison 
Dolan,  Wioole  Eberhardt,  Wlcole  Enman, 
Jennifer  Lazarskl,  Allison  Mouoheron, 
and  Amanda  Semon,  Juniors-  Kendall 
Barbera,  Amy  Frint,  Kelly  MlnniX,  Libty 


Shaw,  and  Casey  Van  Nest  an 
Sophomores-  Samantha  Molr 
Jaqoquellne  Murphy,  and 
Sarah  Strouse. 


"Be  a  Leader.  Be  a  friend.  Be  of  Service" 


PUBPOM. 


To  develop  leadership  skills  for 
future  success,  life-long  friendships 
with  people  from  all  backgrounds, 
and  a  love  of  providing  service  to  all 
humanity. 


Officers: 

Jennifer  Gallagher  -  2008  President 

Kyle  Bourdon  -  2007  2nd  VP  of 

Membership 

Theresa  Morales  -  Treasurer 

Laura  Stauffer  -  Secretary 

Jennifer  Fontanez  -  2008  1st  VP  of 

Service 

Brittney  Liptrap  -  3rd  VP  of  Fellowship 

Emily  Lyden  -  2007  President 

Mary  Auker  -  2007  1st  VP  of  Service 

Andrew  Gannon  -  2nd  VP  of  Membership 


Members: 


AftOUT: 

Alpha  Phi  Omega,  Nu  Delta  chapter,  is 
a  national  co-ed  service  fraternity  that 
promotes  brotherhood  through  the 
principles  of  leadership,  friendship 
and  service  on  the  Lebanon  Valley 
Campus  since  the  chapter's 
establishment  in  1960.    Some  of  the 
service  projects  the  brothers  have 
coordinated  include:  the  blood  drive 
for  the  Central  Pennsylvania  Blood 
Bank,  APO  Casino  night,  Annville  Area 
Community  Day,  firetruck  washing  in 
Cleona,  visiting  residents  at  the 
Renova  Center,  raising  awareness  for 
children  in  Uganda  through  Displace 
Me,  helping  with  the  Humane  Society, 
and  participating  in  Relay  for  Life. 


Jennifer  L.  Gallagher,  Kyle  Bourdon,  Emily  Ross,  Theresa  Morales,  Laura  Stauffer,  Jennifer 
Fontanez,  Brittney  Liptrap,  Matthew  Mumber,  Emily  Lyden,  Mary  Auker,  Coni  Russo,  Andrew 
Cannon,  John  Endres,  Niaomi  Lugo,  Jimmy  Kroll,  Mel  Weidensaul,  Kate  Sullivan 


^hi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia,  Iota  Kappa  Chapter,  professional  acting  music  fraternity.   They  are 
prominent  on  campus  in  Valentine's  Day  serenades  and  the  annual  Rover's  American  Music  Recital. 


)fficers: 

!harlle  Hopta  -  President 

'ony  Marasco  -  VP/Music 

lobert  Bell  -  VP/Fratemal  Education  Officer 

roc  HeckmaxL  -  Secretary 

ilatthew  Schaeffer  -  Treasurer 


Jared  Zeigler  -  Warden/Chaplain/Parliamentarian 
Gregory  Boccuti  -  Assistant  Fraternal  Education  Officer 
.  J.T.  Pursel  and  Michael  Kudrak  -  Projects  Chairs 


Greek  Life 


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Top  Row:  Andy  Yurkonis,  Alex  Hess,  Jamie  Leibig,  Kristopher  Musselman, 
Bottom  Row:  Giang  Nguyen  and  Stefan  Moyer 


"Active,  Self-relient,  Trustwortliy" 

URfd^i:  to  promote  the  ethical,  cultural,  and  social  development  of  its  members 

mw^W  T!  -Plrst  National  Social  Sorority  on  the  campus,  in  199S 
-TMs  year  we  are  celelirating  our  IStli  Anniversary 

-National  Philanthropies  are  Habitat  for  Humanity  and  the  Pine  Mountain  Settlement  School 
-The  Gamma  Tau  Chapter  is  the  only  chapter  in  Alpha  Sigma  Tau  to  have  family  lines,  with 
animals  representing  each 
-We  sponsored  a  Pig  Roast  with  TKE 

-We  go  trick-or-treating  for  canned  goods  for  the  Ronald  McDonald  House  in  Hershey,  go  to 
the  Breast  Cancer  Walk,  and  particpate  in  Relay  for  Life  every  year 
-Our  comhined  GPA  is  above  a  3.2 

Members:  Carolyn  AgnoH,  Lauren  White,  Lauren  Romano,  Sarah  Rish,  Amy  Miller,  Kim  Danfelt, 
Savannah  Coombs,  Jen  Buehler,  Tianna  Heverling,  Keirsten  Hamilton,  Ally  Ortiz,  Kelly  Kohlmaier, 
Heidi  Zeigler,  &  Kelly  Danfelt 


Iota  Phi  Theta,  a  historically  African- American  social 
service  fraternity,  was  founded  at  LVC  in  S003.  The 
organization  is  dedicated  to  scholarship,  leadership, 
citizenship,  fidelity  and  brotherhood  among  men. 


Brothers:  Jason  Scala,  Munyaradzi  Jakazi, 
Jared  Pitt,  Kyle  Sylvester 


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Greek  Life 


"Love,  Charity,  and  Esteem" 

"Uot  for  rank,  wealth,  or  honor,  hut  for  personal  worth  and  character" 


AftOUT 


[■au  Kappa  Epsilon  is  an 
nternatlonal  social  fraternity 
'ounded  on  January  10,  1899  at 
Ilinois  Weslyn  University.  Our 
'ive  founders  created  this 
'raternity  with,  the  means  to 
nstill  in  young  men  three  basic 
principles:  Love,  Charity,  and 
Ssteem.  Memhers  are  always 
selected  using  the  same  belief  our 
'o\uiders  had.  Lebsinon  Valley 
College's  Rho  Chi  chapter  of  Tau 
Sappa  Epsilon  became  a  colony  on 
Dctober  10,  1986.  Since  TKE  has 
Deen  on  this  campus,  it  has 
jontributed  to  the  school,  student 
3ody,  and  the  surrounding 
3omin\inity  with  activities  and 
3vents  including:  Buy-A-TKE,  TKE 
Battle  of  the  Bands,  and  selling 
rKE  sausages  during  "Valley  Fest. 
rhis  year,  the  chapter  celebrated 
Lts  20th  Anniversary. 


In  all,  Rho  Chi  has  initiated  over  two  hundred  brothers,  with 
18  undergrad  members  currently  active:  Jeff  Dressely, 
Christopher  Schank,  Danny  Nowell,  Kyle  Wagman,  Ryan 
Meier,  Jeff  Douglas,  Corey  Hall,  Steven  Kurtz,  Collin 
Tanawath,  Mark  Thomas,  JT  Grob,  Jesse  Gallo,  Andrew 
Sanderson,  Jeff  Bush,  Wade  Fattori,  Zack  Mason 


Gamma  Sigma  Sigma's  Beta  Chi  chapter  is  a 
loving  and  diverse  group  of  sisters  who  are  all 
interested  in  service  and  helping  others.  They 
have  been  serving  the  LVC  community  since 
its  founding  in  1967.  Gamma  Sig  participates 
in  Relay  for  Life,  Alex's  Lemonade  stands, 
AIDS  Walk  Philly,  as  well  as  many  others. 

Members:  Helen  Balas,  Laura  Evelhoch, 
Brianna  Brumbach,  Lois  Shupp,  Ashley 
Orndorff,  Amanda  Goldstein,  Erika  Maury, 
Emily  Berger,  Kate  Sereno,  Katie  Demario, 
Brittany  Sanders,  Jordan  Jacobs,  Abby  Irwin, 
Amanda  Zelazny,  Allyssa  Staboleski,  Vanessa 
Stoudt,  Julia  Kenny,  Eva  Weese,  Claire  Styer, 
Jackie  Kain,  Chrlsti  Garrison 


Officers: 

Lois  Shupp  -President 

Erika  Maury  -  Vice  President  of  Service 

Laura  Evelhoch  -  Vice  PResident  of  Pledging 

Brittany  Sanders  -  Recording  Secretary 

Emily  Berger  -  Corresponding/Alumni  Secretary 

Ashley  Orndorff  -  Treasurer 

Jordan  Jacobs  -  Financial  Secretary 

Katie  DeMario  -  Formal  Chair 

Kate  Sereno  -  Social  Chair 

Kate  Sereno/Ashley  Orndorff  -  Greek  Council  Reps 


Greek  Life 


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Page  designed  by  Jill  Brader  '08 


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Atma  Mater 

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To  Tfiee,  dear  Atma  Mater 

This  ringing  song  we  raise) 

A  song  t^jat's  fraught  withgladnesS) 

A  song  thats  jWCed  with  praise. 

We  cannot  help  hut  Cove  Tfiee, 

Our  hearts  arefuiC  and  free) 

fidi  yveii  we  know  the  debt  we  owe; 

To  dear  oidJLVC. 


Commencement 


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Messages 


BrittaNy  JoNes 

To  BrittaNy.  our  little  girl 
Our  pride  is  surpassed  ONly  by  our  love. 
You  are  a  special  gift  f roivi  God. 
Your  FaMily 


Jolm  Thomas  Pursel  III 

DearJT 

Congratulations  on  this 
exciting  time  in  yoiir  life. 
Everyone  is  so  proud  of  you  ■ 
all  the  great 

accomplishments  you  have 
made,  the  dreams  you 
continue  to  make  come  true! 
We  love  you! 


Jennifer  Lyn  Slafeoper 

It's  over!  You  can  now  go  begin  the  life  in  the  world  that  you  have  dreamed  of  and 
longed  for.  You  have  never  ceased  to  amaze  us  in  what  you  have  encountered  and 
conquered.  Be  proud  of  your  accomplishments  and  yourself  as  we  are.  You  have 
grown  into  a  beautiful,  caring,  smart  young  woman  that  we  are  extremely  proud  of. 
We  hope  you  will  always  find  peace  and  happiness  in  your  life  and  worfe. 
With  all  our  love  peanut! 
Mom,  Dad  and  Jacqui 


Bnau  LeveriMg 

You  have  Never  tailed  to  iviake  us  proud. 
Your  life  has  beeN  special  aNd  1tie  future 
vill  be  ivore  so.  IVlay  all  your  dreaivts  have 
their  vay  EarNit. 


IVIOM 

Dad 
EriN 
Pat 
Max 


Jared 
DaNielle 
LiNC 
Alex 


Erica  Van  Der  Knokke 

Erica,  we  have  watched  you  grow  into  a  beautiful, 
confident  young  lady.  Words  cannot  describe  the 
pride  and  love  that  we  have  in  our  hearts  for  you. 
You  have  accomplished  so  much  and  we  know 
that  as  your  future  unfolds  your  life  will  be  full  of 
new  and  wonderful  achievements.   Remember  all 
of  the  past,  but  live  for  today  and  the  future,  and 
always  remember  to  live  everyday  with  love, 
laughter  and  happiness. 
With  All  of  Our  Love, 
Mom  8c  Dad 


iussell  DeStefano 

L>ear  Russell, 

^e  have  watched  you  grow  through  the 
i^ears  and  you  have  made  us  all  so  proud 
3f  you  and  all  your  many 
iCCompUshments.  There  are  more  to 
:ome.  Best  of  luck  with  whatever  you 
:hoose  to  do. 

Love, 

Your  Family 


Chad  Porter 


Dear  Chad, 

To  have  one  successful  son  is  great.  To 
have  two  successful  sons  is  a  dream  come 
true.  We  feel  truly  blessed. 

Love, 
Mom  &  Dad 


Michael  Harned 

Mike, 

You  already  have  every 

characteristic  necessary  for 

success  if  you  recognize, 

claim,  develop  and  use 

them. 

(Quote  by  Zig  Ziglarl 

Love, 

Mom  and  Dad 


KoteCyn  McKenzie 


my  sweet  katdyn... 

hext  is  tfte  deepest  seaet  nobody  knows 

(hert  is  tfte  root  of  tfie  root  and  ihtbudofthe  bud  and  tRe  sky  of  the  sky  of  a.  tree  cdled 

lift:  which  grows  higher  ihan,  tfte  souC  can  fiope  or  mind  cxm.  hide) 

and  ikis  is  tfte  wonder  timt's  kzeping  ihe  stars  apart 


i  carry  yom  hexat  (i  cony  it  in  my  heart) 

ee  aimmixigs 

iove  you, .  .so  proud  of  you. .  .Mom 


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Messages 


Jennifer  Gallagher 

Congratulations,  Jen! 

May  you  always  touch  the  life  of  every 

child  you  teach  in  a  special  way.  You 

have  always  made  us  very  proud. 

Love, 

Mom,  Dad  &  Dan  ("05") 


Amanda  Goldstein 

Mandy, 

Live  the  life  you've  imagined. 

Go  confidently  in  the  direction  of 

your  dreams. 

Love, 

Mom  and  Dad 


Jason  Roach. 

Well,  you  did  it!  Graduated  from  college!  We 
are  extremely  proud  of  you  and  all  that  you 
have  accomplished  fo  far  in  your  life.  May 
the  music  that  is  in  your  heart  help  you  to 
achieve  your  goals  in  the  future. 
Love, 
Mom  &  Dad 


AllisoN  Theresa  IVlary-JoaM  MoucheroN 


Our  QueeN  Always, 
Now  Schuylkill  CouNlys 
As  Well 


Our  Scholar  Always 
Now  Schuylkill  CouNlys 
As  Well 


CoNgratulalioNs  on  your  accoiv^lishivieNts- 

*  GraduatioN  -  LVC  2008 

*  Greater  Pottsville  Area  WiNter  CarNival,  QueeN  of  Snows  2008 

*  PleivieNtary  TVIusic  Teacher  St.  Clair  EleivieNtary  School 


Patrons: 

Charmalne  and  John  Koch 

Scott  and  Betsy  Wagner 

Ms.  Karen  L  Mann 

Irish  &  Denny  Blough 

James  Bellizzi 

Kathy  and  Bob  Meier 

"Thomas  and  Susan  Wright 

David  and  Myra  Snyder 

Kevin  and  Rel3ecca  Dean 

William  Hutchinson 


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Thank  You... 

*  To  Ed  Patrick  Jr.  of  Taylor  Publishing  for  outstanding  customer  service  and  guidance 
during  each  stage  of  yearbook  production 

*  To  Mark  Huff  and  the  staff  at  DaVor  Photography  for  their  expertise  with  senior 
portraits,  sports,  commencement  and  capturing  other  campus  events 

*  To  Jen  Evans  and  Student  Activities  for  their  support  and  guidance 

*  To  Jayanne  Haward  and  the  Alumni  Office  for  helping  us  communicate  important 
information  to  seniors 

*  To  Tom  Hamahan  and  Kelly  Alsedek  of  College  Relations  for  their  assistance 

*  To  the  Business  Office  staff  for  handling  our  finances 


Quittie  Staff: 


Jill  Brader  08,  Student  Life  &  Intro  Page  Design 

Amber  Keeseman  11,  Student  Group  Design/Editor 

Amanda  Edgar  09,  Student  Life  Design 

Kristin  Miller  10,  Greek  Life  Design/Editor 

Ryan  Zvorsky  09,  Sports  Design/Editor /Writer 

Shaun  Kreider  '08,  Sports  Writer 

Heather  Meier  '09,  Photography 

Bethany  Radkiewicz  09,  Photography 

Marj  Beth  Hower,  adrisor 

The  Quittapahilla  is  printed  by  Taylor  Publishing  Company  using  Studio  Works, 
Senior  portraits,  sports  photography,  Valle>fest  photos  provided  by  Davor 
Photography. 


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