■EDINBORO STATE v ;' * TARTAN ’82 Edinboro, PA CONTENTS ESC Senior Scotsman Bob Cicerchi appears intent on his wish for fan support at this year's Homecoming Game. For him and many like him, 1982's Homecom­ ing would be the last they would participate in as students. The SENIOR section begins on page 220. A reversal in time? No — merely two ESC Students found masquerading about the Union on the Hallow­ een night dance. For more crazy pictures and crazy costumes leaf through the STUDENT LIFE section be­ ginning on page 68. 2 Not quite the New York Philharmonic yet impressive in its enthusiasm. Student participation in music seems to overflow at ESC. More on ESC musical groups and others appears in the GROUPS section beginning on page 158. How does this young virtuouso relate to ESC's 1981-82 year? A young Japanese girl amazes an ESC audience with her skill at performing Classical music. The Suzuki violin group performed at ESC in early October. For more, peek at the PERFORMANCE SECTION beginning on page 50. Prof. Ledrick of the Soc/Anthro/Social Work department no doubt generates interest with his popular, informal style. See more of ESC's professors by checking into the ACADEMICS section which begins on page 188. This unidentified Scotsman ap­ pears lost in a whirlwind of pain. But his physical pain accurately re­ flects the summation of the ESC football squad's '81 season. For more on a tough football season and other Scot team tarings, check out the SPORTS section beginning on page 8. Do Edinboro eyes turn when a Greek car passes? Usually not. But in this instance Theta Chi is representing a major Greek function — contribution to the Homecoming pa­ rade. For more on Theta Chi and other Greeks see the GREEK section beginning on page 124. 3 ESC's #1 Pain Registration Day Registration day brought forth its usual first day problems. McComb Fieldhouse was packed with people fighting long lines in an attempt to change courses. Many other students ran around the campus trying to find where the college had hidden their sched­ ules. One of the most frequently asked questions was, "Where the heck's Doucette Hall?" Most of the people in McComb were there be­ cause of schedule problems. Freshmen were placed in graduate courses. Others who had pre-paid and pre-registered, were not on the computer sheet. Confusion reigned. Many long lines leading to many tables. Of Course, the lines paths weren't clearly marked. The loudest complaints came from people who waited through long lines only to find out that they were in the wrong line. Year after year, one thing remains consistent on the registration day. The freshmen receive an early introduction to the standard ESC policy: Inefficien­ cy is the only way! 5 How to Piece Together a Preppie... Could the preppy craze that is sweeping the na­ tion finally be reaching Edinboro? Most everyone is caught up in the latest clothing rage that ranges from rubber "duck" moccasins and top-siders, to monogramming and the reknowned "IZOD." The preppy lifestyle, outlined in Lisa Bimbach's Preppy Handbook, is being widely adopted as ESC, and the true prep conforms to the printed word almost religiously. In case you want to know. .. The incredible suc­ cess if the IZOD shirt began when the French ten­ nis star Rene Lacoste broke with custom in 1926 by substituting a polo shirt for the typical garb, a white shirt and tie. He went on to personalize his shirt by adding a small crocodile to represent his nickname. Lacoste's shirt attracted so much attention that he went into business upon retiring from tennis, and the immense popularity of the sporting attire seems to have no end in sight. 6 "Wouldn't ya like to be a prepper too?" 7 SPORTS The Cross Country Team runs with the best of them ... Womens volleyball begins assault on the National Tourna­ ment ... Junior kicker Rick Ruszkiewiez already holds most of the football teams kicking records ... First-year Coach George Vierkorn led his team to 3rd place in the PA Conference ... 8 Basketball team soars toward the playoffs ... The young soccer team looks for next year ... g ESPN Watching the action on the monitor. Announcer Terry Hanratty. Scots on National TV For one week, October 18-24, ESC joined the top football teams in the country as their game at Slippery Rock was filmed by the Entertainment Sports Programming Network (ESPN). The game was broadcast nationally by the network three times during the week. The coverage gave both of the schools some very important expo­ sure. The announcers for the game were John Sanders from KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, and former Steeler quar­ terback Terry Hanratty. The game turned out to be a big dis­ appointment for ESC fans. The Scots played sloppy ball and lost 39-12 10 11 BASEBALL Baseball team shows improvement Although the baseball team finished the season with only five wins in twenty games, they showed a great improvement over last year's season when thev posted only one victory. Shortstop Greg Astorino was elected to the second team All Conference Team. The leading hitter was catcher Bill Moore at .356, Mike Starks led the pitchers in wins with two, and Greg Harayda had the best ERA, 3.27. Edinboro weather created its own problems causing several rainouts forcing several home games to be moved to other sites. Coach Ron Bunofsky pointed oul that the team was young, with only four seniors. Bunofsky cited a .299 team batting average and the lack of pitchers as the team's main weak­ nesses. He stated that at least six of the losses could easily have been turned around. 1981 BASEBALL TEAM (Front l-r) Mike Smrekar, Bob Snidemiller, Greg Astorino, Greg Harayda, Jim Sciullio, Jeff Nolan. (Middle l-r) Coach Bunofsky, Scott Carver, Bob Vaughn, Bill Moore, Tom Stone, Dave Schweizer, Mike Miller. Back l-r) Jim Josefowicz, Chuck Haines, Jack Byers, Rob Stover, Gary Wirth, Jim Kahler, Rick Ellis, manager. 12 ESC 9 2 2 3 7 2 1 4 4 2 4 2 1 11 5 1 8 9 5 6 Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Allegheny Allegheny Clarion Clarion California California Indiana Indiana Behrend Behrend Gannon Gannon Mercyhurst Mercyhurst Alliance Alliance Thiel Thiel OPP 11 8 5 4 9 4 11 17 6 1 8 4 0 9 6 8 0 4 8 7 13 X-COUNTRY Cross Country Team Finishes Second in Nationals The cross country team began the season with a goal of finishing in the top 5, nationally but raised their aim as the season progressed. They extended their winning streak to 50 consecutive dual meets and ran well in several tournaments, as well. The runners dominated the 'We Love Erie' run, finishing 1, 2, 4, and 5. They also won the Akron Zip run, and the Notre Dame Invitational. They ran a strong second in the prestigious Springbank International in London, Ontario. They performed equally well in post-season activity, winning the state Conference meet at Indiana, and finishing third in the NCAA Northeast regionals. Millersville State edged out ESC by 2 seconds for the National title, but three Edinboro runners were named to the All-American team, Greg Beards­ ley, 14 OPP ESC 21 We Love Erie 1 Fredonia State 34 Akron Zip 1 Springbank Int 2 Notre Dame Inv. 1 16 Gannon 60 16 Mercyhurst 63 State Championship 1 NCAA Reginals 3 NCAA Championship 2 (Kneeling L~R) Head Coach Doug Watts, Craig Ausel, Dennis Rice, Lance White, Greg Beardsley, Ray Shinn and Mike Getz. (Standing L-R) Kevin Mitchell, Charles Durlin, Mike Hulme, Steve Repko, Jeff Troyer, Mike Wright, Brennan McCleary, Jim Sullivan and Don Walbridge. 15 TRACK Track Team heads for individual honors Once again, the men's track team worked for individual honors instead of team results. For the last several years Coach Doug Watts has abandoned the team concept. Watts pointed out that, although the team lacks depth for dual matches, ESC still scores well in the big meets. He noted, "Our tradition of individual qual­ ity was maintained this year with outstanding performances by a number of men." The top performers were All-Americans Lance White and Rick Killian and steeplechaser Greg Beardsley, who qualified for the national meet. 16 Greg Beardsley in the Steeplechase during the State meet at Millersville. 17 CROSS COUNTRY 1981 WOMEN'S CROSSCOUNTRY, (l-r) Elaine Morford, Kelly Powers, Cathy Donaghue, Chris Dixon, Kathy Shockloss, Dottie Doyle and Beverly Stravino. Women's Cross Country becomes Varsity Sport The women's crosscountry team capped their inaugural varsity season by winning the Fredonia State Invita­ tional Tournament. The lady runners also won their first ever dual meet when they defeat­ ed Allegheny College 25-33. 18 The team was led by junior Elaine Morford who finished second overall in the Fredonia Tournament, and freshman Kathy Shockloss, who fin­ ished fourth. The Runners' Coach, Bill Mc­ Donald, was pleased with the perfor­ mance of his squad. "This was our first season and we had no recruits, so I was really pleased," he said. "They worked hard and we had some success, but we do need to recruit some more good runners." With only one senior on the squad there is a good nucleus to build from. And . . . they're off! Stretching before the meet. 19 SOFTBALL Rounding third and heading for home! 1981 SOFTBALL. (Front l-r) Linda McClintock, Susan Holl, Christy Schroeder, Natalie Kulak, Jackie Barney. (Back l-r) Rita Liberti, Cindy Steves, Jennifer Cochran, Sally Preston, Jennifer Ohle, Pamela Kibby, Pamela Teeter, Kathy O'Connor. 20 Women's Softball Team still struggling The softball team is still trying to get a firm step in the base paths as they won only one game this year. Every year finds a new coach to lead the women. This year's coach was Fred Caro. He called the team "an enthusiastic bunch of girls," but added that the team needs more organization, and some good pitching. 21 FOOTBALL ESC's Swarming defense sting California ESC's Fighting Scot football team ended the season with a 4-6 overall record, but they recorded a poor 1-5 record in the PA. Conference-West Di­ vision. ESC's only non-league loss came at the hands of powerful Fairmont State in West Virginia. The Scots exploded for 51 points in their home opener against New Haven, but they had trouble scoring after that game. On average, the team had no trouble moving the ball down field, but crucial mistakes cost the team many scoring opportunities. Special teams coach Dave Lyon QB Larry Wheeler and Coach Creehan discuss the options. 22 Dave Span follows his blockers. ESC's powerful passing game in action. Concentrating from the bench. 23 24 COACHES: (front l-r) Mike Burke, Pete DeStefano, Malen Luke, Mike Micheals. (back l-r) Denny Creehan, Tom Herman, Dave Lyon, Rich Formosa, Regis O'Neil. ESC OPR 6 Fairmont State 13 51 New Haven U. 19 13 Lock Haven 14 0 Shippensburg 17 3 California 12 6 Slippery Rock 9 39 Indiana 7 35 U. of Buffalo 0 21 Clarion 25 Bloomsburg 17 9 Four quarterbacks took turns trying to move the ball into the end zone. Despite the scoring problem, the Scots' offense was ranked among the nation's leaders in rushing with an average near 240 yards per game. The defense was also ranked among the leaders in rushing defense. Seniors Bob Cicerchi and Ron Link led the crushing defense. Coach Creehan was not disappoint­ ed by the season. He explained that the club was young and he expected mis­ takes, but pointed to their improve­ ment through the season. Creehan noted the team won their last three games. Another late-season highlight was the emergence of Freshman quarter­ back Blair Hrovath. Hopefully, he will put an end to the musical QB's. 25 TENNIS Lady Netters win Two State Titles Junior Kim Wright went through the entire season undefeated to capture the PA singles title. The number two doubles team of senior Leslie Bier and freshman Nancy McManus went 12-0 to earn the second dou­ bles title in the Pennsylvania Conference Champion­ ships. Overall, the team tied for third of the thirteen teams. The team's overall depth was the key to their season 8-2 record, as well as their showing in the state match. Coach George Vierkorn pointed out that nine differ­ ent girls earned points in the championships. And, most of the team will be back next year. Michaelle Calarco and Leslie Bier are the only sen­ iors. Leslie was very important to the team as a leader and co-captain, as well as earning a 9-1 record. She also earned a letter in all four of her seasons. Coach Vier­ korn added, "In future years, my teams could be 20-0, but it would not be as complete, satisfying, and re­ warding as this season has been. OPP ESC 5 Lock Haven 4 9 Bloomsburg 0 9 Mercyhurst 0 5 lUP 4 7 Behrend 2 6 Gannon 3 4 lUP 5 3 Slippery Rock 6 8 Mercyhurst 1 7 Clarion 2 PA Conference 3rd 1981 WOMEN'S TENNIS. (First Row l-r) Nancy McManus, Leslie Bier, Sharon Weaver, Kim Wright, Marie Foster. (Back Row l-r) Alisa Green, Michaelle Calarco, Taryn Bier, Elaine Morford, Rhonda Law. 26 1st Row Mike Bianchi, Alan Staub, W. Drew Huskey, Neal Robogliatti — Mgr., Mike Madia, Dan Ferretti, Tom Flynn — Mascot. 2nd Row Steve Brozinick, Lou Murphy, Doug Railsback, Walt Holland, Jim Abraham, Jim Wilkerson, Coach Jim Flynn. Missing: Tony Womeadu, John Ja­ mison. 27 TENNIS Tennis Team wins ECAC The man's tennis team racked up their 14th straight winning season as they captured their first-ever ECAC Division eastern regional title in the Fall. During the spring, they set a school record for victories in 1 year, when they posted a 16-3 re­ cord. They also finished second in the Pennsyl­ vania Conference and the NAIA District 18. First year head coach Jim Flynn started his team with an 8 match southern road trip which included a match with Division 1 School Auburn University. The net men returned home with a 7-1 record on their way to a great season. The team was led by seniors Jim Abraham, Alan Staub, Lou Murphy and Drew Huskey. Tony Womeodu and freshman Mike Madia completed the starting line-up. Coach Flynn re­ ported that the team's overall depth won the ECAC for them, as everyone contributed. Coach Flynn admitted that next season would have to be regarded as a rebuilding year, but looks for Dan Ferretti, Mike Bianchi and Tom Shaffer to fill in and keep the winning tradition. 28 ESC 8 3 8 9 7 7 9 6 8 4 6 9 9 8 5 0 6 9 7 4 9 8 Berry Shorter W. Georgia St. Southern Tech. U. Dekalb Central Columbus Dekalb North Auburn U. W. Liberty St. Kent St. Akron St. lUP Gannon Allegheny Slippery Rock Mercyhurst California Behrend Shippensburg West Virginia Gannon Fredonia PA Conference 2nd NAIA District 18 2nd ECAC Tourney 1st OPP 1 6 1 0 2 2 0 3 1 5 3 0 0 1 4 9 3 0 2 5 0 1 29 SOCCER Soccer Team looks to the future Soccer coach George Shimpeno pointed out the season's goal, say­ ing, "This was a year I played six freshman in the starting lineup. We knew we would be young and make mistakes. However, this was our best crop of recruits in a number of years and we gave them all experi­ ence." Shimpeno's spikers are young and made mistakes, winning only 2 of 11 games. However, the team was in most of the games, giving up 3 or fewer goals in six of them. The squad's real problem was offense as they were shut out 6 times and only scored 10 goals for the season. Coach Shimpeno highlighted the play of Freshman Joe Drozynski, Tom Purcell, and Michael Jack. He also admired the play of senior co­ captain Paul Andriscin and Chuck Massaro and added that junior J.C. Martin was named to the All-Con­ ference team. 30 ESC OPP 1 Slippery Rock 2 0 Shippensburg 4 3 Gannon 1 1 Behrend 3 0 Lock Haven 6 0 Pitt 2 0 Mercyhurst 1 0 Indiana 4 1 Allegheny 5 0 Geneva 6 4 Alliance 1 s 1981 SOCCER TEAM: Front (l-r) Mazyar Alimahoodi, Chuck Massaro, Colton Young, Michael Jack, Chipo Frantz, J.C. Martin, Mike Decker. Middle (l-r) Scott Theal, Joe Drozynski, Darryl Bratys, Pat Toepp, Bill Hrushanyk, Dennis Hellerbran, Bill Corwin, Tom Carver. Back (l-r) Coach George Shimpeno, Eduardo Viada, Sean Hegarty, Sean Scully, Tom Purcell, Ken Steiger, Bob Damville, Rich Frazier, Paul Andriscin. 31 VOLLEYBALL WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Kneeling (l-r) Jodi Raschiatore, Kim Lobins, Pat Stucke, Jolene Nagel, Marsha Miller, Melody Groves, Cindy Popatak. Standing (l-r) Dr. Al Stong, assistant, Terri Wilmire, Lori Lewis, Rochelle Turner, Joy Verner, Janet Bowker, Gerry Burbules, Lori Lee, Coach Dr. Pat McLane Women's Volleyball team heads for regionals The 1981 ESC Women's Volleyball Team returned all six starters from the team which finished ninth nationally last season. This year the spikers picked up where they left off last season. They successfully defended their state title and moved to the regional tournament. The team was led by four-year letter winners Pat Stucke, Marsha Miller, and Melody Groves. Coach Pat McLane entered his 10th season with a 187-66 record, and improved his regular season mark to 210-75. McLane's biggest fear for this year was overconfidence, but the team lived up to his expectations. At press time the Lady Scots were packing their bags for the regionals in Maryland. 32 k Lori Lewis goes up for a spike in the National Championships. The lady netters travelled to Towson State in Maryland, where they arrived with their faces painted and stormed to the East­ ern Regional Championship, de­ feating Southern Connecticut and Cortland in the semifinal and final rounds. Edinboro was the only school out of the 16 which made the Na­ tionals that did not award schol­ arships. Coach McLane was pleased even though they didn't win because they played well with the best teams in the coun­ try. Looking to next season the ma­ jor challenge will be replacing Melody Groves, Marsha Miller, Pat Stucke, Cindy Popatak and Lori Lee, although an excellent nucleus returns. The team at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 33 MEN’S BASKETBALL Scots Reverse Horrid '80-'81 Record Starting out 1-3, Guy Conti's Fighting Scots won 19 out of their last 22 regular season games. The Scots opened the season with a second place trophy at the Fairmont State Thanksgiving Tournament, losing to host Fairmont in the championship game. Edinboro had a good performance at the Allegheny Tournament as they defeated Allegheny in the finals. Leading the charge for the Scots were juniors Steve Senko and Land Battle. Senko averaged 12 points a game and ripped down RR bounds at an amazing 11.3 per game. Battle also shot over 55 percent from the floor. Also contributing to the Scots' success was Edwin Wright and newcomers Brian Simmons and Clyde Brabson. The season was highlighted by two victories over Clarion and a crushing win at Gannon. Next year, the Scots will travel to Ak­ ron University. Conti is looking forward to next season since the entire team is returning. 34 i Row 1: Mike Calahan, Keith Woods, Julius Holman, Brian Simmons, Steve Senko, Brian Sharrick, Edwin Wright and Willie Lee. Row 2: Derrick Burton, John Luca, Clyde Brabson, Mike Albert, Marcus Thompson, Land Battle, Barry Marshall, and Noel Fisher. 69 59 81 56 60 63 58 70 46 67 51 78 74 64 63 88 59 54 54 76 78 81 65 77 79 77 67 West Liberty Fairmont Pitt-Bradford Gannon Behrend Alliance Robert Morris Mercyhurst Swarthmore Allegheny Slippery Rock California Pitt-Johnstown Lock Haven Clarion Daemen Indiana Grove City Grove City LaRoche Slippery Rock California OT Mercyhurst Lock Haven Clarion Gannon U. Indiana U. of PA 65 90 91 66 58 50 60 62 41 66 56 68 71 63 60 84 63 40 40 68 58 76 60 71 76 63 54 35 36 37 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 60 56 67 55 74 60 74 39 69 57 81 50 63 64 58 49 68 Row 1: Jackie Barney, Mary Beth Heise, Nancy Beach, Nellie Orr, Wanda Hartzell and Molly Seidel. Row 2: Head Coach Dr. Kathleen Lipkovich, Chris O'Donnel (Mgr.), Audrey Carter, Mary Lou Malarkey, Ellen Mulligan, Mary Ann Chilcott, Melanie Green, Assistant Coach Monica Pellman. St. Bonaventure Slippery Rock West Virginia Canisius Slippery Rock Niagara Lock Haven Cleveland State Clarion Gannon California Robert Morris Slippery Rock Indiana Akron Fairmont Salem 5-17 37 80 82 69 84 66 64 86 58 67 86 66 77 70 57 54 36 39 The women's Basketball team suf­ fered from a lack of depth as only 8 players were on the roster for half the season. However, head coach. Dr. Kathleen Lipkovich was not discour­ aged. She was pleased with the "Never say Die" attitude of the team. She re­ ported that it was one of the most de­ termined teams she ever coached. Coach Lipkovich pointed out that the small team also hurt practices be­ cause there are not enough players for a full scrimmage. The season has given the 3 freshmen and 3 sophomores plenty of experi­ ence, which should give them a good nucleus to work with as only Wanda Hartzell will be graduating. 40 SWIMMING Swimmers Register Luke-warm Season A lack of depth hurt Coach Ed Erdos' swim team as they lost four straight mid-season matches. Erdos pointed out the swimmers were get­ ting the wins they expected, but the seconds and thirds were not coming through. He add­ ed that teams were aiming to knock off the Boro swimmers because of their strong reputa­ tion. Scott Williams and Robin Doyle led the team into the State Championships, where Coach Erdos expected the team to do well. Row 1: Lollie Lucas (mgr.), Chris Kunuth, Shari Rock (mgr.), Gary Darr, Michael Mano, Matt Thayer, Mark Carney, Eugene Jaskiewicz, Rick Hamilton, Robin Doyle, Paul Gabelt. Row 2: Scott Williams, Kevin Wells, Dave Weber, Kevin McIntyre, Tim Sheehan, Greg Pyle, Tom Transue, Dave Bond, Todd Franklin. Row 3: Kirby Burkholder. ESC swimmer Robin Doyle set a McComb Pool record when he broke the 1000 meter free style, mark of 10 minutes 11 seconds. Doyle recorded a time of 9 minutes 57.6 seconds. 41 42 75 50 50 54 45 38 27 36 42 Carnegie-Mellon Slippery Rock Allegheny Youngstown Indiana Fredonia Clarion State Finals Case-Western 38 63 63 59 68 74 21 21 41 43 WRESTLING Row 1: Greg Sirb, Bret Campbell, Mike Conklin, Dominic Orfitelli, Jim Saloum, Ron Hamrick. Row 2: Joe Dzubara, Ed Wisniewski, Joe Amoroso, Don O'Neil, Kirk Hagerich, Fred Caro Jr., Coach Fred Caro. 44 Wrestler's Win ESC Invitational Fred Caro's grapplers had their first losing season in seventeen seasons fin­ ishing with a 2-4 record. The ESC Wrestlers had to face Divi­ sion I powers Clarion and Slippery Rock. They also traveled to East Stroudsburg to take part in the 13-team Pennsylvania Conference playoffs which is considered to be the toughest state meet in the country. Edinboro was outclassed at East Stroudsburg as the Scots were one of four Division II schools. The other nine compete at the Division I level. Junior Ron Hamrick finished in the 150 pound weight class. Senior Greg Sirb closed out his ca­ reer at ESC in high fashion. The twotime All-American from Sharon, PA won the 118-pound titles at the Mid­ west Classic in Anderson, Indiana and at the Edinboro Invitational. Sirb also finished 6th at the state champion­ ships. Coach Caro will have the majority of his wrestlers returning next year with only Sirb and Ed Wisniewski graduat­ ing. 45 46 47 GYMNASTICS 48 WFSE Goes 3000 Watts "It doesn't make sense for the college radio station to be just a 'juke-box.' WFSE is unlike any other station in the area ... and there is no doubt that we're going to be competitive at 3000 watts." With these words WFSE-FM leaves the realm of toy, and hobby and, "do your own thing" academic radio and enters the world of competitive broadcasting. With the move to 3000 watts WFSE will beef-up its management and staff with a view toward creating a professional and creative student-run radio facility. WFSE will continue to stress entertainment, but the station's magazine format will permit the station to offer a consistent pattern of classical, country, jazz, and rock music as well as a sturdy supply of public affairs and sports broadcasts. Dr. Gary Christiansen and the management of WFSE deserve applause for the radio successes they have brought to ESC in the past. We wish them luck in their new venture. hmQ'M.kt* a,.,.,, ■ (T(>« XIUM. Map at Left, marked A & B, indi­ cates the primary and secondary coverage areas of the new, 3000 watt, WFSE-FM. All-the-time coverage is now assured in the 18 mile "A" radius, while the secon­ dary area provides coverage that may vary according to terrain or weather conditions. 161 The Spectator The Spectator is a labo­ ratory through which the student gains practical experience in the field of print media. This Experi­ ence includes not only writing, but also editing, make up, photography and advertising. A stu­ dent might also gain ex­ perience in patience, hu­ mility, politics, red tape and caffeine. Bernadette Kazmarski Editor Mark Timney Featuer Editor Chuck Massaro Associate Editor Prof. Gene Stoddard Advisor Front row: Colton Young, Michelle Stocker. Second row: Andrea Galabinski, Barb Matv- sik, Bernadette Kazmarski, Cindy West. Third row: Beverly Crick, Rick Burnett, Lin­ da Porter, Susan Howe, Jake Hetzel, Scott Robinson, Brad Gene Stoddard. JOIN THE SPECTATOR STAFF! SEE WHAT FUN PEOPLE WE ARE? Colton Young Photographer Robert Tagg (R.T.) Photographer Barb Matusik Asst. Photographer 163 Shafer Dorm J. Bigley; Activity Director, J. Gallo; Advisor, M. Leighlitner; V.P., D. Muderin. 2; B. Smith; Treasurer, D. Owens; Advisor, C. Trost; President, B. Markiewicz, D. Ward; Publicity. Row 1: Row 1: Cliff Crosbie, 3: Steve Calderone, Mike Leighlitner, Mike Davis, John Germer. Row 2: Ken Campbell, John Swick, Mark Chapman, Tim Metcalf. Row Gary Greben, Johl Mallo, Bryan Bushmier, Doug Owens. r Engineering Society Officers: President; Mike Zinnikas, Vice-President; Pam Hall, Secretary; Patti Price, Treasurer; Debbie Joslun, Public Relations; Tom Suhy. 165 Who's Who James Abraham Craig Ausel Diane Burkholder Deborah Cunningham Nancy Golembeski Kathryn Elias jf Bernadette Kazmarski Judith Johnston Lori Lee Mary Louise Lennon S. Craig bobbins r for 1981-82 Laura B. Marchione Helen Schmalzried Douglas McHugh Linda Palmer Debra Proctor Jane M. Rayburg Roy Shinn Gregory Sirb Jeanne Smaka People not pictured Pamela Alesky Richard Burchard Esther Hegwood Dale Henderson Todd McCandless Louis Murphy Victoria Roess Amelia Stevens James Wentworth 167 Anthropology Club 168 Physical Education Club Kneeling: Leslie Bier, Toby Marvin, Mike Smredar, Joan Bardroff. Top: Kim Lex, Nancy Mihalov, Michelle Calarco. Paul Roiz (Sec.), Kim Lex (Pres.), Ellen Hollern (V.P.). Row 2: Michelle Calarco, Pamela Teeter, Michelle Baney, Linda McClintock, Connie Sirokie, Nancy Mihalov, Don Reewer. Row 3; Jack Beyers, Sherri Brown, Leslie Bier, Maureen Boreland, Joan Bardroff. Row 4: Mr. George Shimpeno (Advisor), John Pisula, Robin Doyle, Dave Lawrence, Rick Hamilton, Mike Smrekar, Toby Marvin, Rich Launder. Row 1: 169 Student Advisory Committee Lora Kosanovich, Sue Barbato, Jodi A. Papini, Cathy A. Glatz, Susan Opferman, Martha Carone, Mary Mann. Row 2: Lindy Daneker, Linda Greenawalt, Tracy Hudak, Betsy Bergman, Carolyn Bosch, Felice Shaynak, Marilyn Dressel, Nancy Jo Helzel. Row 3: Ruthanne Atkinson, (Advisor), Debbie Thoms, Julie Cole, Anita Butterworth, Marylou Mihalic, Bobbie Johns, Lori Johnston, Tricia Lotz, Dr. Michael Rocca, (Advisor). Row 1: 170 Kappa Delta Pi Patricia J. Myers, Paula Sirianni, Lindy Daneker, Tracy Hudak, Maryann Brothers, Joni Ponzurick, Julie Ahlstedt. Row 2: Fred Anthony, Dale Docter, Martha Carone, Jeff Flock, Betsy Bergman, Carolyn Bosch, Dianna Wallace, Kathy Deepgan, Dr. Michael Rocca, (Faculty Counselor). Row 3: Ruthanne Atkinson, (Faculty Counselor), Debbie Thoms, Julie Cole, Anita Butterworth, Lisa Kosanovich, Jenny Caro, (Pres.), Felica A. Shaynak, (Treas.), Susan Barbato, (Vice Pres.), Evon Lloyd, Lis Johanson. Row 1: 171 S.G.A. Officers Vale Pelletier, Athletic Budget Director 172 Bob Kightlinger, Budget Director Phi Mu Alpha Professional Music Society Richard Peak, John Germer, Jim Hashion, Glenn Rankin. Row 2: Tim Carobine, Walter Yatto, Joe Strupele, Len Mahood, Chuck Suscheck, Dale Rice, Cliff DeArment. Standing: Chuck Scalise, Jim Harpster, Earl Wiechelt, Shaun Holquist, Ron Jankowski, Mark Morrow, Kim Smith (Sweetheart), Kevin VanShuro, Joe Braeger, Don Holquist, Allen Zurcher, J. Richard Burchand, Christopher Kennedy. Missing from picture: Ken Campbell, Andrew Chisdm. Row 1: Sigma Alpha Iota Professional Music Society Marianne Otteni, Kim Smith, Kianne Geiling, Trisha Boylan, Kelly Spiegel, Margaret McGarvey, Sandy Martonik, Ann Little, Carb Ciccone, Meg Bordon, Wendy Birchand, Patti Ladley, Joyce Harrlingon. Missing: Sally Campbell. Left to Right: 173 "Celebration" Dave Weeber, Raymond Roitmeyer, Ron Reyer, Virginia Breighner, Sandy Stephens, Marla Couch, Kim Bertrand, Dave Rocca, Richard Welsh, Julie Long, Laura Long, Laura Gourley, Pam Stroup, Patty McGraw, Robin Loper, Renae Steinhoff, Linda Wise, Beverly Cridk, Lori Macom, Rhonda Leonard, Maryana Stovic, Dayton Mix, Jeff Westrick, Debbie Panaia, Terry Sadler, Ginger Weeber, Carol Strobel, Lisa Evans, Lori Klingensmith, Pam Sexton, Dave Broomball, Jeffery Little, Nancy Jo Helzel, Bill Waldman, Mark Reed, Tim George, John Gerkhardt, Roy Boggs, Carolyn Hodnik, Connie Hayes, Joy Verner, Lori Lee Lessig, Ann Lillie, Teresa Pacileo, Cindy Willison, Gary Miele, Debbie Thoms, Val Hathaway, Bob Deglau, Nathan Everhart, M.B. Bowman, De Weaver, Bill Hamilton, Mark Morrow. 174 Student Activities Planning Committee Theresa Stevens, Anna Ardine, Kirk Hagerich, Sandy Bearfield, Jeff August, Todd McCandless. Row 2: Palma Maglio, Sandy Suminski, Karl Siwiecki, Pam Ratica, Ron Sturga (Advisor), John Skavronski, Rick Chase, Steve Kohler, Dayton Mix, Jamie Jones. Row 1: General Hospital Fan Club Left to Right: Robie. Beth Nafus, Leslie Hazlewood, Becki Servidio, Connie Hayes, Sandy Stephens, Joy Verner, Liz S.RA.C.E. Linda Zulovich, Kimberly Peirson (Pres.), Bill Flynn, Clara Carls, Jeff Mancuso. Row 2: Joe Novak, Joe Boesch (Sec.), Dr. Fisher, Dr. Tammareillo, (Advisor). Missing: Debbie Fertig, Brenda Roland, M. Brown, L. Green, Carol Wittuck, Doug McHugh, Caroline Bleech, Barb Tharton. Row 1: Commuter Club Scott Gigliotti, Mike Sopp, Karl Siwiecki. Row 2: Edith Gates, Veronica Smith, Cyndi Blasco. Absent: Gary Haythorn, Brenda Roland, Alex Sleptzoff. Row 1: 176 Collegiate Journalists The National Society for Collegiate Journalists, founded as Pi Delta Epsilon in 1909 is a society that helps prepare aspiring journalists for careers in newspapers, magazines, radio and tele­ vision, The Edinboro chapter of the Society for the 1981-82 year consisted of seven members including: Chuck Massaro, Berna­ dette Kazmarski, Mark Timney Linda Palmer, Barb Matusik, Leslie Rutherford, and Cathy Tennent. Advisor to the National Society is Professor E. Stoddard. Row 1: Bernadette Kazmarski, Barb Matusik, Gene Stoddard (Advisor). Row 2: Chuck Massaro (Pres.), Mark Timney (V.P.). Missing: Linda Palmer. Russian Club Dobro Slovo John Walpuck III, Jeanne Smaka, Suzanne Rush, Mr. Sleptzoff (Advisor). Row 2: Dr. Rusnak, Cynthia Courtney, Mark Muchow. Row 1: 178 History Club Dr. Andy Rusnak, Joan Kiehlmeier, Rich Goldie, Mark Swift, Dino Haidaris, Mark Giza, Chris Fieldson, Mark Nicholson, Sharon Sewell. Phi Alpha Theta Mark Muchow, Prof. Andy Rusnak — Advisor, Cynthia Courtney. Madrigal Singers Trisha Boylan, Susan Flood, Kim Smith, Maureen Borland, Nancy Majoy, Amy Jeannette, Barbara Ciccone. Row 2: Allen Zurcher, Michael Nelson, J. Richard Burchard, Glenn Rankin, Shawn Holquist, James Hasheion, Leonard Mahood, Clifford DeArment. Row 1: Martial Arts Club Row 1: Kimio Nelson, Todd McLandess, John Stock. Missing: Gary Condle. Phi Eta Sigma Biology Club Bill Flynn, Kim Peirson, Lisa Bierer, Sue Edelstein, Sandy Remley, Sharon McLaughin. Row 2: Eric Marshall, Todd McCandless, Judy Bradt, Ellen Yearick. Row 3: Doc Paxson, John Lonroi, Mike Lipriani, Tom Brown, Joe DiDomenico. Row 1: 182 Ski Club Mark DiVincenzo Mike Conklin, Lori Brown, Lindy Danexer, Mary Harwood, Paul Fitzgerald, Karla Arnold. Row 2- Rose Meale Kim Thomas K^pIv uX..e"cSd”rcher rX' Ba.„„ Jo, Row 1: Row 1: Rick Abbott, Wayne Pemberson, Mike Redlawsk, Amy Pangburn, Judy Rawa. Roio 2: Mary Lynn Petronka, Michelle Theofiledes, Janet Singletons, Dolly Nadzam, Susan Mezger. Row 3: Ron Constantini, Lary Danielka, Don Natale. 183 1982 Tartan Staff Terri Babbitt, Carla Bell, and Karen Uhas — editorial and photography. Kim Fera and Louie Waleff — Sports editor 184 Andy Ecklund and Pat Willis — Layouts Pat Gillespie and Jay Nodianos — photography 185 186 Randy Reed, Laurie Barnett, Barb Rupik, Cathy Glatz, Laura Marchione, Mary Jo Lous, Susan Yenchik, Janet Renn, Kathy Rugala. Row 2: Mary Beardsley, Mary Alice Nantes, Kim Headlee, Eleanor Shemansky, Jean Michalou. Row 3; Craig Ulmer, Dan Williams, Jane Kuzniewski, Louann McFadden. Row 2: 187 ACADEMICS "Professor Enright, remember me? Dickie James. You flunked me in Business Admin­ istration." 188 189 191 Mr. Robert Beagle Dr. James McKinley Executive Assistant to the President Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Robert Carothers Mr. Vincent Trotta Vice President for Administration and Student Personnel Services Associate Vice President for Administration and Personnel Services President's Cabinet Robert Beagle John Fisher lames McKinley Burton Witthuhn Robert Carothers Vincent Trotta Supportive Services Patti Loomis Paul Newman Bob Wallace Gary Christiansen Donald Hoffman Kent Graves Tom Burkette Nazir Mughal Ed Styborski June Vance 1 i 194 Dr. Jon Kron Dr. Robert Gates Academic Development Center Academic Development Center Dr. R. Harriet Philips Dean of the Faculty of Professional Studies • I i f i L i I Academic Affairs Jack Williams William Rohde Ralph Berlin Paul Wilson Jon Kron Robert Gates Richard Gromen George Shoemaker Regina Harriet Phillips Martin Farabaugh Saul Weinsrein James McHenry David Cooper Mr. William Rohde Office of Graduate Study r r Dr. David Cooper PACE Program and Human Relations. 195 196 Mr. Gary Jamison Mr. Bernard Twardowski Assistant Vice President for Student Life Director of Student Development Mr. James Harrison Ms. Mary Rugh Coordinator of Student Standards Assistant Director of Student Development Student Personnel Services Stephen Hazlewood Jeannette Bitting Clifford Cox Harold Umbarger Gerald Jackson Terrence Carlin Kenneth Brandt Mona Higgins Thomas Gay David O'Dessa Emil Magdik David Weinkauf James McDonald Kathleen Lipkovich Mary Alice Dye Mr. Harold Umbarger Director of Admissions Mr. Gerald Jackson Admissions 198 Mr. William Benoit Career Counseling and Placement Center Director Mr. Ken brandt Financial Aid Director Mr. Terrence Carlin Admissions 199 200 Mr. Ralph Berlin Mr. Emil Magdik Continuing Education Director of Conference and Convention Center Student Personnel Services Mr. James McDonald Athletic Director Gary Jamison Julie Fedders Bernard Twardowski Rebecca Manship Mary Rugh Aburey Dillion Ron Sturga James Harrison David Lyon Ronald Swift William Benoit Alton Huntley Frank Hudak William McDonald John Gallo Mr. David O'Dessa Assistant Vice President for College Facilities 201 School of Communications 202 Dr. Ronald Woodland Mr. Frederick Bohne English and Theatre Arts English and Theatre Arts Stanley Scanlon Speech Communications 203 Mr. Richard Anderson Dr. Aldrich Paul English and Theatre Arts Speech Communications Department of English and Theatre Arts Mr. Thomas Stanko Mr. Richard Anderson Mr. Pasquale Angelo Mr. William Atkinson Mr. Frederick Bohne Mr. Everett Carlson Ms. Louella Bucho Dr. George Craig Ms. Elsie Deal Dr. Mary Alice Dye Mr. Forest Feighner Mr. Jerry Lee George Dr. Charles Glendinning Mr. Harlod Gramley Mr. David Karrfalt Dr. Jerome Kindred Mr. Floyd Lawrence Dr. Carmen Leone Mr. Andrew Mahon Mr. Charles Marr Dr. John Marsh Ms. Nola Pannbacker Mr. Robert Pfingstler Dr. Thomas Pirce Dr. William Schopf Mr. Robert Schweitzer Dr. James Seward Mr. Eugene Stoddard Dr. Ralph Sturm Mr. Jack Tohtz Mr. Elwood Williams Dr. Ronald Woodland Mr. John Wooliscroft Department of Speech Communications Mr. Ted Atkinson English and Theatre Arts Dr. Aldrich Paul Ms. Kathleen Ansell Mr. John Boylan Dr. Richard Coleman Dr. Scott Dye Dr. Richard Forucci Ms. Kathryn Gilbert Dr. Francis Johnson Mrs. Martie Kian Dr. Bert Miller Dr. Stanley Scnalon Mr. John Simmons Ms. Doris Snell Dr. Robert Wallace Mr. Gary Christiansen Mr. Eugene Stoddard English and Theatre Arts 205 John, Ringo, George, and Paul Dr. Karl Gombert Music 206 Dr. William Alexander Ms. Pat Kearney Music Art Department of Art Mr. Bart Farmer Art Mr. Robert Milnes Mr. Roger Armstrong Mr. Eugene Bahling Mr. William Cox Dr. Marjorie Eason Mr. Barthwell Farmer Mr. Alan Fernetti Mr. Geroge Ferguson Mr. Lee Forest Mr. Benedict S. 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Wayne Peterson Ms. Mary Newhall Ms. Donna Micholas Dr. George Pitluga Mr. Louis Rosenfeld Mr. Lam Short Mr. Jerry Valley Mr. James Vredevood Ms. Susan Weimer Mr. David Weinkauf Ms. Anne Gray Department of Music Dr. Donald Panhorst Dr. William Alexander Mr. Cosmo Barbaro Mr. Tim Cordell Mr. Clifford Cox Dr. Richard Dasher Ms. Carolyn Englert Mr. Dimitri Erdely Dr. Gordon Flood Ms. Priscilla Fullerton Dr. Karl Gombert Ms. Mary Hogan Mr. Roger Knepshield Dr. Grant Klausman Dr. Paul Martin Mr. Robert Matthews Mr. David Sublette Mr. Robert Waterstripe Dr. LeRoy Williams Ms LeAnne Wistrom Mr. David Sublette Music 207 i School of Education Department of Health and Physical Education Ms. Nancy Acker Ms. Frances Adams . 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Gamma Sigma Sigma, Council for Exception­ al Children 246 JOHN T. PEROWI Imperial, Pa. Swim Team DARRYL PETERSON Cortland, New York Biology Club, SGA, Spectator Asst. Sports Editor, Football VALERIE PETERSON Erie, Pa. Council of Exceptional Children, Softball, Ski Club MARY LYNN PETRONKA Washington, Pa. Biology, Ski Club JODY PETTIBON Aliquippa, Pa. Student Gov., WFSE-FM, Student Chairperson 1980 Homecoming, North Woods Sec. DAVID PRTTINATO Fairview, Pa. Inter-residence Hall Judicial, Board President, Alpha Chi Rho Pledgemaster, Weightlift­ ing CATHERINE PHILLIPS Erie, Pa. KAREN J. PILEWSKIE Erie, Pa. Math and Computer Science JO ANN PLANEY Fayette City, Pa. KELLY JEAN POTTER Westfield, Pa. Social Work Club SUSAN J. POWER Toledo, Ohio GERARD POWERS Coroapolis, Pa. Geography Club, Dorm Council SALLY ANN PRESTON Cattataugus, New York Women's Varsity Softball NANCY LOUISE PRICE Beaver Falls, Pa. 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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Jazz Band, Symphon­ ic Wind Ensemble, DJ WFSE Radio, NENC LINDA D. ROYAL Philadelphia, Pa. Chairperson Act 101 1st Semester, Little Sister Omega Psi Phi, Assoc, of Black Colligians MARCI E. RUDOLPH Erie, Pa. KATHY RUGALO Meadville, Pa. SNOE (Secretary), NANA, SNAP SUZANNE MARIE RUSH Furlong, Pa. Russian Club ROBERTA JEAN RUSSELL Johnstown, Pa. LORI ANN RUTKOWSKI Pittsburgh, Pa. Art Gallery Committe, Photo Club, Art League, Photo Symposium Committee s JEAN L. SALERNO Bethel Park, Pa. CEC, SNOE, RA JERRI SAMPSON Butler, Pa. Edinboro 077 the Page, Cheldrens Theater FILOMENA SANTUCCI Edinboro, Pa. Speech and Hearing Club KIM SAUCEMAN Sharpsville, Pa. SNOE, NSNA DANIEL J. SCHAAF Erie, Pa. DAWN A. SCHANKWEILER Shamokin, Pa. Student Art League BECKY L. SCHENK Findley Lake, NY Kappa Delta Pi Vice President, Towers Dorm Council Pres., Member College Senate Cultural Affairs Committee, Bruce Gallery Committee, Inter Residence Hall Presi­ dent, Council HELEN T. SCHMALZRIED Conneautville, Pa. HPE, Swimming Intramurals, Badminton Intramurals, Resident Assistant Scranton, Women's Volleyball Team, HPE Depart­ mental Tutor KIMBERLY SCHREPFER Pittsburgh, Pa. Kappa Delta Phi TERESA SCHULTHEIS Aliquippa, Pa. Council of Exceptional Children, Secretary, Edinboro Christian Fellowship KIRK SCHWAB Tidioute, Pa. RICHARD E. SCHWAB Tionesta, Pa. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Frat., Psy­ chology Club LAWRENCE H. SCHWERTZ Bethel Park, Pa. Sigma Tau Gamma Ritual, Vice Pres, of Edu­ cation, Business Accounting Club KATHERINE SENTAK New Brigmton, Pa. SNOE JULIE ANN SERAGINI Kersey, Pa. JAMES S. SERGI Beaver Falls, Pa. Ski Club, SNOE, School Council Repre­ sentative for School of Nursing LYNNE MARIE SHAFFER New Brighton, Pa. Speech and Hearing Club RICHARD T. SHAFFER Pittsburgh, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon (President, Chaplain), Edinboro Rugby Club ROY SHINN JR. Clarendon, Pa. 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Little Sister Lambda Chi Alpha, President and Vice President of Panhellenic, Zeta Tau Alpha AMELIA ANN STEVENS Albion, Pa. President Gamma Sigma Sigma, Psycholo­ gy Club, Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society, Edinboro State Homecoming Comm., Stu­ dent Advisory Council LORA STODDARD Sugar Grove, Pa. Business and Accounting Club SUSAN K. STOLARSKI Edinboro, Pa. LAURA L. STRATTON Apollo, Pa. MARK STRUBEL McKean, Pa. PATRICIA STUCRE Erie, Pa. Psychology Club — Vice President 1980-81, 4 years Women's Volleyball, Team Co-Cap­ tain 3 years LAURA ANN STUMPFF Jamestown, Pa. Public Relations, Intramural Basketball SUZANNE SULLIVAN Camp Hill, Pa. Kappa Delta Pi, Speech and Hearing Club 247 SANDRA SUMINSKI Erie, Pa. VICKI SWANSON Erie, Pa. Speech and Hearing Club PAULA R. SWEET Warren, Pa. GREGG SZPAK Cononsburg, Pa. T ROBERT DAVID TAGG Beaver, Pa. Business and Accounting Club, Spectator Staff CYNTHIA TATE Sharon, Pa. JERRY TAYLOR Avalon, Pa. TRACEY LEE TAYLOR Pittsburgh, Pa. WFSE-FM, Intramural Sports, Inter-Resi­ dence Hall Dorm Council LEONARD TERRY JR. Edinboro, Pa. CAROL ANN TRYER Finleyville, Pa. Student Art League, Student Concerns Committee DEBRA ANN THOMS Cranesville, Pa. SAC Student Advisory Committee, Edin­ boro Christian Fellowship ROBERT THOMAS TIMMINS Darlington, Pa. DAVID R. TOCCI Aliquippa, Pa. DONALD FRANCIS TROMETTI Erie, Pa. Brass Choir, Edinboro Martial Arts Club, Anigone GUY TRUGAN Valencia, Pa. Ski Club, Intra Softball, and Volleyball, Business and Accounting Club CAROL MARIE TURCOVSKY Valencia, Pa. Speech Communication Club, Speech and Hearing Club, WFSE-FM, Antigone, The American Western MARY E. TWOMEY Bethel Park, Pa. Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, Intramurial Softball FRANKIE BAN DYKE Oil City, Pa. Resident Assistant, Intramural Softball LISA ELAINE BANKIRK Washington, Pa. Gamma Sigma Sigma 248 V ROBERT J. VAUGHN Penn Hells, Pa. Baseball JOSEPH A. VEVERKA Warren, Ohio Football, RA Towers w MARY ELLEN WADDELL Townville, Pa. Business/Accounting Club CHARLES WAGNER Tonawanda, New York Played Varsity Football 2 years LISA A. WAKEFIELD Titusville, Pa. LYNN ANN WALDHEIM Buffalo, NY Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority DIANNA MARIE WALLACE Kane, Pa. Kappa Delta Pi, PSEA DAVID JAMES WARNICK Washington, Pa. DELIA WEABER Erie, Pa. Edinboro Christian Fellowship, Resident Assistant, Social Work Club JOYCE A. WEAVER Ligonier, Pa. Resident Assistant WILLIAM WEBER Erie, Pa. ELIZABETH ANN WEISS Erie, Pa. Member of WFSE-FM, Asst. News Director, Discjockey WPSE-FM, Sigma Tau Gamma Little Sister of the Shield, Sig Tau President, Sigma Tau Pledge Mistress, Speech Com­ munications Club JAMES L. WENTWORTH Guys Mills, Pa. President Kappa Delta Pi, Student PSEA, Pi Mu Epsilon CYNTHIA J. WEST Erie, Pa. Ski Club, Spectator JACKIE D. WEYANT Everett, Pa. Alpha Chi Rho Little Sister, IFC Representa­ tive, Student Advisory Committee Trea­ surer DEBORAH LEE WHITE Coraopolis, Pa. Phi Eta Sigma, National Honor Society, Student Tutor Programming LANCE WHITE Lincoln, DE Cross Country, Track — All-American THOMAS MICHEAL WILER Edinboro, Pa. Homophile League — Treasurer and Co­ chairperson, SEFA ROBERT WILSHER Pittsburg, Pa. JOHN THOMAS WILSON Erie, Pa. Marching Band, Concert Band, Concert Cho­ ral, Choral Union, Symphonic Wind En­ semble, Guys and Dolls, The Night Visitors KATHLEEN WILSON McDonald, Pa. Gamma Sigma Sigma, C.E.C. — Council for Exceptional Children, EL Ed., SAC, Stu­ dent Advisory Comm. MARIE C. WISNOSKI Pittsburgh, Pa. Business and Accounting Club, Zeta Tau Al­ pha — Treasurer ALIEU D. WURIE Sierra Leone, West Africa International Students Organization Y CYNTHIA YACHETTA Jamestown, NY Psychology Club, Ski Club WALTER MICHAEL YATTA Central City, Pa. Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia — Secretary, Sym­ phonic Wind Ensemble, Brass Choir, Con­ cert Band, Marching Band, Choral Union PAM YEAGER Erie, Pa. TILLY YODER Belleville, Pa. Sorority Alpha Gamma Delta z FRANK ZABOROWSKI Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology MARGARET PINTEA ZACK Erie, Pa. Psychology TONI MARIE ZUCCARO Meadville, Pa. BLAGA ZAFIROVSKI Edinboro, Pa. Social Work Club Michael S. Kurtz Debbie Kvederis BS Biology Cindy L. Ladd BS Chemistry I Environmental Sci. BA General Business Patricia A. Laclley Bobbi Laffey BS Music Education Cynthia S. Lammert BS Social Work Susan J. Lawrence BFA Printmaking BFA Printmaking Lori Lee Mary Louise Lennon Mark Leone Steven A. Letzelter BS Health Plysical Education BA Social Science BA Business BA Business David B. Lingenfelter Ronald Link BS Economics BA Business Courtney E. Lewandowski BA Criminal Justice George Albert Leyh 249 L-M 250 Diane Loehr Gina Marie Loiacona James T. Loniero Kimber Lee Lowing BA Psychology BA Elementary Education BA Speech Communications BS Elementary Education I Brenda K. Lucas Kathy Lum Paul L. 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Noble Katie Nobles Dale R. Nodianos Laura Novak BS Art Education BS Nursing BA Speech I Communications BA Speech Communications 255 O-P Karen J. O'Neill Patricia Ann Osterberg BS Social Work BS Special Education Mark Pacileo Michelle Pagna BS Secondary Education Physics BS Elementary Education Karen Palmer 256 Linda Kathleen Palmer Ron Palmer Judith R. Pandrock BA Psychology BA Criminal Justice BS Speech/Hearing BA Speech Communications Micheal John Parahus Bradley J. Parker BS Economics/Business Becky Lou Passmore BA History BS Elementary Education Barbara Pastorik BA Art Education Mary Lynn Petronka John T. Perowi Darryl Peterson Valerie Peterson BS Secondary Ed. Chemistry BS Biology BS Special Ed./Elem. Ed. Jody Pettibong BS Biology BA Political Science Karen J. Pilewskie Jo Ann Planey BA Economics/Accounting BS Nursing Kelly Jean Potter Susan J. Power BS Social Work BA Art Education David Pettinato Catherine Phillips BA Criminal Justice BS Nursing 257 P-R J 1 Jl i Gerard Powers Sally Ann Preston Patricia J. Price BA Econ. I Business BS Health and Physical Ed. BA BASP Criminal Justice ( ^1 Debra L. Proctor BA Psychology Janice L. Pundt Frank Purrachio Clare F. Puskar BS Speech!Hearing BA Economics! Business BA Psychology Diana L. Quattrone BA Communications Graphics 258 Jane M. Rayburg Patricia Marie Raykovics Laurence Reber BS Nursing BA Speech!Hearing BA Speech Communications K Thomas J. Reddington BS Health!Physical Education David Remington Gregor C. Retcofsky BA Philosphy BA Speech Communications David Edward Rocca Julie A. Rodebaugh Debra Rodenbeck Eric Bideaux Rohde BS El. Ed./Early Childhood BS Special Education BA Painting BS Geology 259 Nancy Rollinson Rebecca Romba Maria Lynn Romito BS Computer Science BS BSNU BA Psychology Joyce Diane Ross /iS Computer Technology Suzanne Marie Rush Roberta Jean Russell BA Russian BS Art Education Lori Ann Rutkowski — Graphics/Photo BFA Jean L. Salerno BS Special Ed. Jerri Sampson Filomena Santucci Kim Sauceman Daniel J. Schaaf BA Speech Comm. BA Speech and Hearing BS Nursing BA Communications Graphics Dawn A. Schankweiler Becky L. Schenk Helen T. Schmalzried Kimberly Schrepfer BFA Communication Graphics BS Art Education BS Health and Physical Education BA Elementary Education Teresa Schultheis Kirk Schwab Richard E. Schwab Lawrence H. Schwertz BS Special Education BA Environmental Geography BA Psychology BA General Bus./Computer Sci. 261 s Katherine Sentak Julie Ann Serafini James S. Sergi BS Nursing BA Criminal Justice Lynne Marie Shaffer BS Nursing BS Speech and Hearing Richard T. Shaffer Roy Shinn Jr. Lotus Ann Shipp BA Speech Communications BS Comm., Sensory Disorders Donald H. Sineway BA Psychology BS Speech and Hearing 262 Gregory R Sirb Mike Skarlinski BA Speech Comm. BA Psychology Darlene Kae Skinner Jeanne M. Smaka Kevin H. Smith Kim M. Smith BA Psychology BA Sociology BA BAEB BS Music Education Rebecca Smith BS Nursing Wendy L. Smith Elizabeth L. Smorada Donna K. Snyder BA Special Ed.lElem. Ed. BS Nursing BA Criminal justice A 263 Marcia Spacht Joseph C. Spacht BS Nursing BA Business/Economics Donna Jean Specht Frank Speranza BA Communication Graphics BS Speech Communications Kelly Spiegel Linda A. Staebie BS Music Ed. BS Art Education 264 Alan R. Staub Victoria Ann Staudt Health and RE. BA Communications Graphics Dianne Stauffer Marion R. Stefanek Amelia Ann Stevens Lora Stoddard BS Special Ed./Elementary Ed. BS Nursing BA Psychology BA Business/Economics Susan K. Stolarski Laura L. Stratton Patricia Stucke BA Psychology BS Nursing BA Psychology Laura Ann Stumpff Suzanne Sullivan Sandra Suminski Vicki Swanson BA Photo/Film BS Speech and Hearing BA Business BS Speech and Hearing Gregg Szpak Robert David Tagg BA BS Geology BA Economics/Business Cynthia Tate 265 T-W Jerry Taylor Tracey Lee Taylor Leonard Terry Jr. Carol Ann Trayer BS Special Ed. BA Speech Communication BA Psychology BS Art Education Debra Ann Thoms Robert Thomas Timmins David R. Tolli Donald Francis Tronetti BS Elementary Education BA Criminal Justice BA Criminal Justice BS Music Guy Trugan Carol Marie Trueovsky BA Business and Economics BA Speech Communication Fanki Van Dyke BS Nursing Lisa Elaine Vankirk Robert J. Vaughn Joseph A. Veverka BS Elementary Ed. Mary Ellen Waddell BA Accounting BA Business/Economics BA Econ./Gen. Bus./Computer Sci. Charles Wagner Lisa A. Wakefield Lynn Ann Waldheim BA General Business BA Sociology BA Social Science Dianna Marie Wallace BS Art Education David James Warnick Delia Weaber Joyce A. Weaver BA Pre-Med BA Social Work William Weber BA Business/Economics BA Business/Economics 267 w-z 268 Elizabeth Ann Weiss James L. Wentworth Cynthia J. West Jakie D. Weyant BA Speech Communication BS Mathematics BA English BS Elementary Education John Thomas Wilson Kathleen Wilson Marie C. Wisnoski Alien D. Wurie BS Music Education BA Special Ed./Elementary Ed. BA Economics/General Business BA Urban Studies Cynthia Yachetta Walter Michael Yatta BA Psychology BA Music Pam Yeager BS Nursing Kelly Yoder BS Nursing Frank Zaborowski Margaret Pintea Zack Toni Marie Zuccaro Blaga Zafirovski BA Psychology BA Psychology BA Computers BA Social Work Kym Davison BA Political Science 269 270 271 Colophon The 1982 Tartan was published by the Students at E.S.C. and funded from sales and monies provided by Student Gov­ ernment. The book was printed by Delmar Printing Co., Charlotte, N.C., on 80 pound Warren Dull Enamel Paper Stock. The press run was 2000 copies, 272 pages. All Process color is enlarged from pro­ cess Ektackrome Slide Film. The cover is a custom silk screen graphic representation of the new Edin- boro State College logo and campus signs. Cover base material is Brown Sturdite with yellow applied silk screen ink. The end sheets are Delmar Stock Paper with school seal embossed. Senior portraits were shot and pro­ vided by Davor Studios, Bensalem, Pa. Black and white photographs were processed from Ilford HP5 film.