If

Obiter
Bloomsburg University
Vol. 7

Obiter
Volume

71

Bloomsburg
University

Bloomsburg,

PA

Editor;

Tammy

J.

Kemmerer

Photography Editors: Scott Covey,

Britt

Trumbower

Business Editor: Christopher Lutz
Section Editors:
Events: Melissa Harris
Organizations: Stacey BeUz, Wendy Moyer
Seniors: Michelle Seibert
Staff: Debbie Bentz, Maria Makowski, Caroline Achy, Susan Cho, Don
Blackburn
Photographers: Scott Covey, Dale Sinnott, Tammy J. Kemmerer, Imtiaz Ali
Jerry Re, Britt Trumbower, Alex Schillemans, Sharon Zuzelski

Printer:

Hunter Publishing Company
2505 Empire Drive
P.O. Box 5867
Winston-Salem, NC 27113

The 1987 Obiter

is

funded by

CCA

Taj,

Senior Portraits: Merin Studios
2981 Grant Avenue
Philadelphia,

19114

PA

CONTENTS
34
56
88
Sports
Organizations 120

Student Life
Events

Staff

Epilogue
Seniors

168
192
202

w*il

.»

J

#'

..

CahkC^m^

ri*

-^^,

%

''J.

A

^^

11

"!>:

v^l

J

)

\

13

^^552*"

17

^^E^E^^^^rJ

y

r'.

f?*^^.

...t.

/;::«^
/^.H)«jftj<*

:.

^^m

%
21

^pf

i^

AJ^

22

;;!)Fr.i

ip'^it^-^:

m

^^V
+

'

^'S'^iiski

tU
,?S'.*w;^j^>

-^v.
St:-.

m^

\\l

m

'^SSB

SyiMH

SB^
l^.-&>.

=!S

£^
»

^^^^^

24

.-Ji.

^ru.

^LOOMSBURg
The only

in

nlllV,

TOWN PARK

-

-

r

V

Pennsylvania

HISTORIC DISTRICT

/j5|l

V

TOWN

*

DOWNTOWN

BLOOMSBURC UNIVERSITY

.If

-*'w1

•

''ffi.

v.u

'1

f^'

f»

^

^IPs

k»

r^

"VT^

^^
j-^:-^

>.

27

2B

•yca5i

m

29

#

i^
^V^

31

-m^

35

36

:.y .^-i,'-«.

37

til

j^'

M

il WK\

39

40

41

4i^

43

44

45

^.-.vs^^:-:
£i^:?'--^

1

47

V

49

50

51

r**-

*

*•

f4

S'J

55

56

Student at Large
Don Chomiak

In

the land of Bumblesburg.

all

was

The High Council was not
pleased. Faced with many members
of the younger generation who
refused to accept the mandates of the
not well.

High Council, the elders of Bumblesburg decided to extinguish adolescence at a mental waste treatment
plant called college.

Attempting

to

make

the children

more manageable, a proclamation
was held down that stated children
attending this treatment plant were to
be addressed as "students," a title
which

set the children

attending the

plant apart from ordinary children

and

at the

same

time required good,

sheeplike behavior.

The goals of the elders were simple.
The children would be herded, con-

ditioned,

and molded

into future el-

ders.

Knowing

full

well that bringing this

many youngsters together would
create a serious discipline problem,
the elders set up a court system to deal
with

"bad

students."

"What was the student's plea,"
asked the chief executioner and bottle
washer, "innocent or

'freshman,'

"Freshman? To

dogs

with the

Things were

washer.

"What are the student's crimes?"
"Your Bottleship, he refuses to attend any more classes. He walks
around in a suit, asking people to
'hire' him, whatever that means. He
even spoke of some role beyond being
a student!"

The

chief executioner sputtered,

peaceful at the plant

was little
absolutely
no introuble and
dependent thinking. Things were
perfect until one day, when an older
student was dragged before the chief
almost four years. There

is

his

plea?"
is

'graduate,

sire,"

said the court jester.

"Graduate?!! There

freshman!"

for

bottle

"He, uh, his plea

sire.

the

and

"Beyond being a student? What

guilty?"

"The student's plea is
What shall we do?"

executioner

thing,"

muttered

then the verdict

is

no such

his Bottleship. "Well,
is

guilty.

Away

vnih

him! Cast him into the real world!"

And from then on, the fate of graduwas assured. Off, off into the real

ates

world!!

57

58

60

61

62

V-

2>V«
^.liki^

<«>V'\iS

V

•>i^
[^-N,

''^k^

'*Wy

S'"*."^

i^^.

*'

.#f-ft^

V

'->

r

,-

«-

^

.*.-^'

-^'

^*'>.

'^v

.•^Mr.i

y-^.'y

V/^7:
V.A^V

^^v

.

miU
'^-

l^"^
Qur

.

^

.

and Dad

Families

Residents

'

of

Bloomsburg

•

^EAT

Bloomsburg
University

4

YEARS

Kiss today goodbye

.

.

.

and point

me

towards

TOMORROW

64

EVENTS

66

o
n

67

1986 Bloomsburg Fair leads

The 1986 Bloomsburg

Fair

welcomed

from around the world to enjoy food,
rides and entertainment including Alabama,

visitors

The Monkeys, Loretta Lynn and David
Copperfield.

(Above) Alabama's lead singer takes time
out to have friendly chat with reporters.

(Above, left) Country singer Michael
Martin Murphy enjoys playing his banjo for
the crowd.
Tork, of the Monkees, brings to
songs of yesteryear.
(Opposite page) Former teen hearthrob,
Davy Jones still wows the crowd at the Tues(Left) Peter

life

day night show

68

at

the racetrack.

off

year

V

'Hfr

¥
I
#-

\

^t3^.

Fair '86 Excitement

^-

r

/^

%:%i

70

%

Shows

at

Racetrack

were
crowd pleasers
'86

(Opposite page,

far right)

I

always wanted

a.

one

of

these?

(Opposite page, right) One last look at the Midway.
(Opposite page, bottom) Take home a memory.
(This page, right) Loretta Lynn dazzles the crowd with
"Coal Miner's Daughter."
(Below) David Copperfield amazes one and all with a
duck (?) and some Kentucky Fried chicken.

71

EVENTS AT BU « EVENTS AT BU « EVENTS AT BU

BU

Students enjoy and

.

.

«

.

(Above, right) Sing-along with Sleepy
(Across middle) Image recreates songs with signs and movement for the enjoyment of the hearing impaired and
not hearing impaired.
(Above, far left) Next stop: Carnegie Hall, but only after Carver.

(Above) SCTV Comedy Troupe brings laughter to BU.
(Near left) BU students give their time for a student run Easter Seals telethon produced here
Center.
(Far

72

left)

Jump

— for my love.

at

the

McCormick

/ENTS AT BU

•

EVENTS AT BU EVENTS AT BU
•

participate in Events At

m

BU

•

74

plays

That's Entertainment
BU Theater goers

were treated

to

two more

plays over the course of the 1983-1987 season.
In the fall yet again, the

BU

players pro-

duced "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"

much

to the delight of theater goers.

spring, "A Flea in Her Ear"
proved to be the flea in everyone else's ear as
the production caused a stir at Carver Hall in
its one night showing.

The following

75

BU's First Play
Written and
Directed by
Students
BU and the surrounding commuwere treated to a major accomplishment by the
BU Players. During Parents' Weekend, the Players
sought to produce a play written and directed by
In September,

nity

students.

The Landing was written by T. Andrew Wright
and directed by Joel Weible. It featured such
regulars in BU's theater as

Lynch, Diana Eves and
a treat to those

student theater.

76

Jeff

Wendy

Tennis, Gail

Morgan, and surely was

who made

the effort to support

f^^

77

Aimee Mann and Til
Tuesday headline

fall

concert
The

fall

concert featured

Aimee Mann

and Til Tuesday at Nelson Fieldhouse. They
sang their top ten hit "Voices Carry" and
other songs from their gold album.

78

79

80

Eddie Money came

BU

to

in the spring of 1987.

Limited Warranty opened
and seen here is Eddie

Money

singing "Take

Me

Home

Tonight" to an enthusiastic crowd.

Eddie greeted an excited crowd
in Nelson Fieldhouse as he sang
"Can't Hold Back."

81

BU JUMPS INTO THE

86-87

ARTIST SERIES

The touring company of A Chorus Line (above)
performed for a sellout crowd at Mitrani Hall on
October 22, 1986. The audience was treated to a

dynamic singing and dancing performance
Broadway hit.
The solo performance by contralto Maureen Forres-

characteristic of the

ter (right)

highlighted the concert given by the North-

eastern Philharmonic on Februarv

82

1.

1987.

CELEBRITY

Hal Holbrook

(left)

captivated his audience on

November 5, 1986 with his realistic portrait of
Mark Twain. Mr. Holbrook delighted his audience by holding a workshop session for interested students the day of his performance.

The Ohio Ballet performed at Mitrani Hall on
February 24, 1987. "If you think the Cincinnati
reds and the Cleveland Orchestra are Ohio's
only top notch exports, you'll think again when
you see the Ohio Ballet." The Boston Globe

83

INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS VISIT BU

Carver Hall received a touch of the Orient as the Tokyo

March 31, 1987. They exHaydn and Schubert much to the

String Quartet performed on
pertly played pieces by

pleasure of the audience.

A

centuries old Austrian tradition

arrived in Bloomsburg on October 12,

1986 when the Vienna Choir Boys
(left) performed during their tour of
the U.S. They enchanted their audience by singing operettas, sacred
songs and folk music.
The 1986-1987 Celebrity Artist
Series concluded with an enlightening performance by Roberta Peters on
April

8,

1987.

Members

of the audi-

ence were treated with an outstanding performance equivalent that
recieved at the Metropolitan Opera.

84

/\

/
^»r^^^-^

X

Provost Lecture Series:
Bringing Celebrities, Experts,
to the

Community and BU

This series of lecturers brought to university individuals with naon a wide range of topics.
B. Gentry Lee (bottom, right) began the series with "Man and the
Cosmos" at Kuster Auditorium on February 3, 1987. Lee conducted
class lectures and workshops the following day to complement his
tional perspectives

lecture.

Sharon Sopher, TV journalist and film producer discussed
"Witness to Apartheid" and gave class lectures and workshops also
the following day.

New
"U.S.

York Times correspondent Harrison Salisbury featured

— Soviet Realtions" on March 4 in Carver Hall. He (opposite

page, bottom) continued the trend and taught class
lectures and a workshop for the community the

following day.

86

))

"U.S. -Soviet Relations,
"Witness to Apartheid^
bring issues home to BU
>>

Mary Berry (Opposite page, top) talked on "Justice
and Liberty for AH" on March 26.
The sixth speaker was also in concert as opera star,
Roberta Peters, who in conjunction with her concert,
conducted master classes and workshops on April 9 in
Haas.

Harold Delaney, educator and expert on national
issues affecting higher education, presented a

workshop

with the university's educational task force as well as
lecturing to the college and community on April 4.

Mercury Morris, a football player
who retired from the profession due to an addiction to
drugs, also visited the university and spoke to the
college community on the dangers of drugs and drugs in
During

sports.

this time.

SPORTS

88

o
n

1987
89

FOOTBALL
f

^af re«f%S?* 74f Mj- 57^ 33| 50f)4P

Coaches and Team make the supreme
their fans.

90

f

ir.4 >'*?8:'^

effort together to

make

f_

5 »|W;*^'64^

the best possible season for the Huskies and

91

How

'bout

them

Huskies!!!

FIELD

S^S"^

94

HOCKEY

<%

•^

^•l^^^^^^*^^*

^^

SOCCER

96

H..

^i^tk'-.

'^^;;.^

MEN'S SWIMMING

98

WOMEN'S SWIMMING

99

MEN'S BASKETBALL

The men's basketball team,
following a 6-8 start that threatened
to give the school its first losing season in 21 years, rebounded to win
11 of its last 14 games to post a 1711 overall mark and earn a berth in
the Pennsylvania Conference playoffs following a two year absence.
The Huskies defeated divisional
foe

champion

six straight victories, including the

in the first

Millersville, 87-73, in the

second

round. Earlier in the year, the
Huskies dealt the Maruaders their-

PC

East defeat, 60-55.

The key

to

the

Huskies'

turnaround was a five-game winning streak just past the midpoint

100

During the five game streak, the
Huskies outscored their opponents
by 15.8 points per game. Following

of the playoffs before losing

to eventual conference

lone

the team.

two consecutive losses to Philadelphia Textile and Kutztown that
ended the streak, the Huskies
proceeded to put together a run of

Kutztown 70-62

round

on the season, along with the
maturity of several young players
who made major contributuion to

round of the playoffs, before
the season was ended with the
first

per game to lead four players in double figure averages. Sophomore
center Alex Nelcha was next with
13.3 points per game. He was also
the team's top rebounder with 9.1
per contest. Joe Stepanski, 11.6
points per game, and freshman John

Williams,

10.4

points

per

game, were the other players in do-

Millersville loss.

With no seniors on

ced to go with a very young lineup.
Leading BU's offensive attack
was sophomore Bill Connelly, who
was named to the PC AllConference first team. The 6-foot 4inch foward averaged 16.3 points

the roster

and

following injuries to its two cocaptaind, juniors Steve Ross and
Greg Thomas, Chronister was for-

uble figures.

Michael Albright

101

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

102

WRESTLING

10?

WRESTLING
Bloomsburg University capped
the 1986-87 season, the school's
most successful ever, with a fifth
place finish in the NCAA Division I

Championships while Rick
Bonomo ended a brilliant career
with his third straight national title
at 118 pounds.
The Huskies completed the season with a 12-7 dual match record,
including a 4-2 mark in the Eastern
Wrestling League. The team also
placed third in both the Pennsyl-

vania Conference and

EWL

Championships.

Bonomo, who sported

plagued with injuries throughout

House. He completed his career
with a 116-22 record along with

tournament with 3-2 records.
Morgan, a national qualifier for
the second consecutive year, ended
his sophomore season with a 31-9-1
record, the most victories by any
BU performer during the year, and
the 150-pound PC title. Banks rounded out his first collegiate season
with a 23-14-2 mark.

EWL

Wallace, 27-9 in his final year,

the season rebounded late in the

year to post

three individual titles in both

and PC competition.
Also helping the Huskies

also qualified for nationals for the
to their

best finish ever at nationals

were

senior Bruce Wallace (190-pound
class],

(150]

record in his senior season, ended
his career with a 125-12-1 mark,
three conference titles, three EWL
crowns and three national championships.

(158).

104

13-4 individual

ish in the 126-pound division on
the national tourney, held at the
University of Maryland's Cole Field

a 23-2

Rocky Bonomo, who was

a

record, including a fourth place fin-

sophomore Dave Morgan
and freshman Mark Banks

Both Banks and Morgan,

who lost

early in the national tournment,

wrestled back in the consolation
round to within one match of AilAmerican status. Both finished the

second year in a row. He earned his
bid on the basis of a fourth place finish in the EWL championships and
was awarded a wild card bid.

The team's 12 victories this past
seasons gave head coach Roger
Sanders a 15-year record of 175-723 at Bloomsburg. His overall coaching record, in 20 seasons, is 225-903.

Michael Albright

LACROSSE

10"^

TRACK

107

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL

110

>A=

*iW

MEN'S TENNIS

112

BASEBALL

113

115

no

Iv#^

117

A FINAL WORD
FIELD

HOCKEY'S

GREAT
SEASON
Jan Hutchinson's field hockey
team turned in another outstanding

season in 1986, finishing the year
with a 19-3-2 record and the
Huskies' fourth consecutive trip to

NCAA

campaign, the Huskies fell to Salisbury State 4-0, ending a 14-game
non-losing streak for BU, giving the
team a 12-1-2 record at that point.
Following that loss, the Huskies
won four straight heading into the
Pennsylvania Conference championship game against Millersville.
The Marauders downed BU, 1-0, to
win the conference title and avenge
a 1-0 loss suffered at the hands of
the Huskies earlier in the season.

Senior Carla Shearer led

finals, before losing to the nation's

Denneny, added 11 goals and

Vying

No.

1

for the school's third na-

team, Salisbury State, 3-2, in

assists as

sburg.

Michael Albright

five

Lynn Hurst recorded 10

and eight

the finals.

goals

Salisbury State proved to be
Bloomsburg's toughest opponent of
the year as the Sea Gulls dealt the
Huskies two of their three season
losses. Midway through the 1986

Goalie Lori Guitson was another
key performer for the Huskies,
registering nine shutouts and

na-

hoping to give
Hutchinson her 150th coaching
win in her 10th season at Bloom-

tional title while also

all

tional title in four years, the
Huskies defeated Trenton State, 21, in the NCAA Division III semi-

Championships.

NCAA

Championships and another

Five Bloomsburg players scored
10 or more goals for the season as
BU outscored its opponents 80-23.

performers with 15 goals and 15
assists while Donna Graupp added
14 goals and two assists, and Diane
Sheilds chipped in with 12 goals
and 12 assists. Another senior, Kate

the

ing for a return trip to the

assists.

allowing just 21 goals in 21 games.
In 1987, the Huskies will be look-

.•«
.,

I

1

i

o
n

1987
121

Accounting
Club

12"

'American

^ Marketing
Association
Executive Board, Back Row
Row: D. Hanna, L. Snyder,

to right): R. Verano, M. DeFranco, K. DalPino (Historian), M. Karchenr (V.P.), H. Prutsman (Sect), Front
Nitchkey (Pres), C. Walters, P. Kleiner.

(left

L.

123

American
Society for

Personnel

-^

Administration

3

Association of
Resident

Students

125

%^

^

Black
Cultural

Society

Bloom
Magazine

127

Catholic

Campus
Ministry

1
Row

1

Tuthill,

(L-R): A.

Row

T. Jones, K. Hunter, Row 2: S. Sutton, L. Nicalozzo,
Haefele, M. Waldron, E. Damian, Row 4: K. Shirer.

Lapchas,

3: D.

L.

Columbia
Association of

Retarded
Citizens
Counil for
Exceptional
Individuals

129

Row
Row

1

(L-R): E.

2: J.

Gobora,

Fritchman,

P. Bogart, K.

J.

J. Hunt.
Vandegrift,

Rumpp.

Community
Government
Association

Economics
Club

131

t

f

International

Relations

Club

t

^ IRafc-*
^nnj^^^L?^
jHMf

'^^^S^.^^S

^S

7^

_^^f MtKmt i0KtK

JMV'SIHOT
JBIkL
vi^MdM
^^^5
^^MM

WSSS

ttKttI

^^^ ^^^
BHS HMM

^^^n
VHHK

^^^m '^^^5 ^^S> aHim VHHi

(L-R): R. Sharma, S. Kadri, F. Alvie, A. Rashid, R. Cezeine, K. Faruqui, T.
O. Alvie. Missing: B. Lugg (P.R.O.), C. Harrick (Tres.), E. Alvie (Sec),

ij'>

^HMk —
^— ___.
^^^^^ ^^^^l ^^mh^ ^VHH^
wii^

-^i^g-^

'VMNIk

'^^^g- ^^
-

^

'WMW^^jW^^^^^^^^^^^^

Dunn, A. Mirza, O. Moadeli, S. Modha
Ali Taj (V.P.), R- Summershilge.
I.

.jam.

jBwwifc-.

i_gl

(Pres.),

M. Wong, K. Martin,

Lacrosse
Club

13''

Row

1 (L-R): B. Underwood, G. Luckenbill, P. Awl, J. Ross. Row 2: S. McGlauklin,
Burkart, N, Matuella, F. Runyan. Row 3: D. Corniga, D. Bangs. Row 4: R. Koch,
P. Gowden, M. Wullert, M. Boyer. Row 5: R. Cressman.

J.

lo-.

A Time To Commit
Don Chomiak
A

student steps up to the podium
and accepts the diploma he has
worked so hard to earn. He has a 3.7

average and plans to enter the job
market immediately.
During the course of his college
career, he has worked diligently.
Studying into the early hours of the
morning, preparing well for each and
every academic examination to be
faced, he neglected the social life
that surrounded him.
Walking into his first interview,
more than slightly nervous, he
stutters, hesitates, and is a poor
communicator. He mentions his 3.7
to the

woman

interviewing him.

Asked about the activities in which
he participated at college, he
mentions membership in the professional club attached to his major.

He

mentions his 3.7. He points to his involvement in intramurals in his freshman year and is silent.

Asked
mentions

if

this is

all,

he again

his 3.7.

The interview is over. Although
pleased with the cumulative average
of the prospective employee, the interviewer noticed the lack of good
skills. Though an inyoung man, the graduate
had nothing more to offer than any

other qualified applicant.

education appear to be

Grades. The importance of them
must be questioned in a system of
education that no longer requires a
student to get a well rounded educa-

does

tion.

Today, the
is

ability to

communicate

essential to survival. Businesses

are

now

ployees

stressing the

who

need

for

em-

are not only skilled

their professional areas, but

good communicators as

who

in

are

well.

This forces the examination of our

system of higher education, a system
which has been reduced to vocational training.

A

central issues

is

the neglect of

which develops
communication skills. It appears as
though only an absolute minimum of
coursework is mandated to fulfill the
needed curriculum requirements.
that area of study

Why

is

it

that writing

communication

and verbal

skills are not

stressed at Bloomsburg?

There are hundreds of students at
BU, if not thousands, who cannot
write a simple essay. And should a
discussion go beyond the realm of a
basic, day-to-day conversation,
there are thousands who cannot
adequately state what they are

communication

attempting to say.

telligent

agreed that the primary and
secondary levels of our system of
It

is

this

mean

that the

higher education, once
student,

is

failing,

it

system

but
of

accepts a

not required to at least

attempt to correct the problem?
"Johnny can't read" is a commonly

accepted phrase in this country. It
should be expanded to include write
and communicate.
Grades can no longer be held as
an accurate measure of the individual's potential.

Though

still

im-

must be bolstered with
good writing and communication
portant, they

skills.

Involvement in activities outside
the classroom is essential in assisting the development of communication
In

and leadership

skills.

attempting to find a solution to

the problem, we, as graduates

shortcomings of
today's college education, must strive to correct the problem at the
primary and secondary level. Many
of us shall soon be considering
parenthood. How and what do you
want your child taught?
The importance of this issue
cannot be overstressed. Only by
familiar with the

requiring a quality education from a

system

possible to ensure a quality education
once the child steps beyond high
child's entry into the

is

it

school.

135

Protestant

Campus

-.36

Psychology
Association

137

Program
Board
Executive

Row

1: Lori,

Steph, Kerri.

Row

2: Gigi,

Steph, Vicki, Maria, Nina.

Marganne, Tina, Stacey, Angle, Lincoln, Diana, Beth, Mara,

Jill,

Row

3:

Gretchen, Maryanne, Dave, Sally, Bonnie, Gina, Bob, Chris,

Jimmy.

139

nv-t-i i>>*

Student
Art

Association

MO

student
Nursing
Association

141

University

Community
Orciiestra

Ground

Level: M. Spisak, L, Cellini, T. Mullen, N. Libertella, S. DiMedio, K. Trimbath, S. Fallows, L. Weis, D. Burian, V. Scala, T. Hunsinger,
G. Moore, D. Goodhart, Ali Taj. On Chairs and Tables: D. Chomiak, J. Cox, J, Denelsbeck, P. Hayward, D. Sauter, S. Davis, J. Oswald. Far
Back: K. Kirsch. Not Pictured: M. Libertella, M. Chupkai, T. Quaresimo, B. Shultz, D. Savidge, A. Frank, J. Jackson, R. Reiley.
I.

The
Voice

14?

WBUQ/WBSC

M"

Greek

Letter Professional Societies

Honor Outstanding Students

Delta

Mu
Delta

147

First row: J. Machemer; C. Hinkel, Faculty Emeritus; Dr. F.J. Radice, Faculty Emeritus; Dr. R. Ellis; M. Clapp, Guest
Speaker; Dr. E. Rarig, Adviser; Jan Kiel; C. Reynolds. Second row: Dr. E. Clemens, Adviser; T. Woller; H. Underfoffler; D. Stafferd; K. Mychaliszyn, Sect; D. Shief, Treas; M. Sindlinger; L. Teel, Pres. Third row; Dr. J. Olivo; S.
Wilkins; M. Winchester; G. Smith; R. Rockewell; D. Hoffman, V.P.

Pi

Omega
Pi

148

From Alpha to Omega: GREEKS at BU

NSOnPSTY^X^a
ABTAEZHeiKAM

i-j'

Intersorority

Council
Row

1

:

J.

Connolly,

160

Hershey, D. Snyder, R. Metzger, J. Betz. Row 2: E. Jankowski, D. Kaszycki, RaeAnne.
J. Yanko, P. McCarthy, S. Patte, K. Crumley.

Row 3: Dean

Norton, Lisa, D. Klinger, C.

W—^f
/'A

s^v

7-

.^.^

IZA

row: K. Clark, A. Miller, J. Brelsfor, J. Sanders, N. DellaFave, S. Gill, S. Bickel, K. Heuser, S. Slysh, L. Wisnosky, A.
2ncl row: T. Mamrol, M. Pollino, C. Hitchings, M. Fraatz, H. Henry, V. Getz, B. Abraham, N. Hanus, C. Siep, B.
Callahan, L. Knecht, J. Max. 3rd row: L. Thomas, J. Lookenbill, M. Bodgon, T. Massenkiel, K. Crumley, L. Chronister,
C. Eiswert, M. Farrell, A. Hopkins, L. Weber, D. Empey, L. Dilcher, A. Marks. 4th row: J. Sicinski, B. Collins, B.
VanBuskirk, B. Bielovitz, M. Delany, B. Bilger, K. Wartield, J. Betz, J. Lecunoa, G. Dunkelberger, D. Kraus.
1

St

Kehoe.

Alpha

Sigma
Tau

152

1st: A. McConnell, K. Opshinski, S. Yancoski, R. Buck. 2nd: S. Kunick, K. Bell, E. Jankowski, D. Hucaluk, L. Smith, L. Hamilton, L. Sine, T.
Strenic. 3rd: N. Sayland, D. Ignatovich, M. Kline, D. Snyder, M. Meyers, C. Casey, B. Williams, K. Houser. 4th: M. Ciglar, T. Boyle, K. Parker,
G. Leo, T. Magray, J. Bast, S. Zuzelski, T. Berger, B. Dominick, D. George, B. Brong. 5th row: B. Schneck, B. Eack, H. Zimmerman, S.
Peckham, D. Kaszyci, C. Cunningham, C. Dahl, L, Wenitski, L. Kelly, L. Lynch.

15?

Chi

Theta
Pi

154

r

a

3

M. Fortuna, R. Wertz, K. Kortz, K. Dinsdale, T. Jackson, A. Bodkin, E. Winckowski, S. Metzger, B. Baumgartner,
L. Ober, J. Janesko, K. Brominski, A. Postupak, T. Thomas, T. Heron, P. Crabtree, S. Ferrar, M. Edinger, J.
Gaydos, M. Farnell.

Delta
Epsilon

Beta

Phi
Delta
Rose, K. Mychaliszyn, D. Waskie, M. Christiano, A. Orris, L. Goldfeder, K. Daldo, S. Nothstein, L. DePalma. 2nd row: D.
P. Loeb, E. Walsh, S. Fritz, K. Lechner, M. Tinman (Pres). 3rd row: K. Kugler (Sect), K. Evans, K. Pearage, S. Belles, C.
Connolly (V.P.), D. Deppen, R. Focht, L. DeBlasi, K. Kappenhage. 4th row: M. Meinhart, L, Daugirda, B. Bartlebaugh, L. Eshelman, C.
Shultz, L. Moshinsky, B. Katko, K. Koenig (Treas), B, Home. 5th row: D. Deibler (controller), P. Gettle (Student Advisor), C. Shaw (Social).
1st row: J.

Dowhower,

1st row: J. Markevicz, M. Salvaggio, M, Wasno, L. McQuilken, R. Qugeriello, B. Brogan. 2nd row; C. Reynolds, P.
Norton, G. Walgren, J. Dole, D. Sensnig, D. McHelney, J. Atkinson. 3rd row: T. Schott, B. Salaman, A. Candori, T.
Perrington, L. Dalton, C. Cimakosky, M. Harner, A. Piccarilli, L. Paa. 4th row: R. Zwaan, J, Haug, M. Amin, P. Matire, A.
Lyter, J. Chapman, S. Bochnowicz, B. Steele, S. Sugra, K. Krzastek, L. Wasserman, N. Polak. 5th row: B. Burke, S.
Donnelly, E. Barkman, M. Panko, M. McWilliams, D. Goodhart, E. Gair, M. Ryder, C. Yancoski, M. Meyer, S. Gray. C.
Obeid, L. Smith, C. Start. 6th row: L. Wheeler, K. Bertoli, D. Labecki, L. Kirk, J. Geismar, T. Robinson. 7th row: M.
McGarry, L. Clifford, C. Segro, J. Fennimore, L. Kerprich. Absent: S. Ross, S. Coleburn, M. Andregic, K. McGuicken,
L. Grebe, G. Sheets, B. Brady, K. Reichard, B. Cohen, M. Boyle, L. Engard.

Sigma
Sigma
Sigma

157

1st row; K. Murphy, M. Kelly, C. Gerhart, K. Adams, S. King, D. Criqui, M. Palo. 2nd row; L. Fiorot, R. Mazzenga, M.
Mazzenga, M. Donald, K. Nickell, P. McCarthy, J. Mies. 3rd row; K. Petrucelli, L. Tomsho, A. Kuethe, C. Graham, D.
Nerch, J. Yanko, J. Yescavage, J. Zack, K. Kline, T. Metzger. 4th row; K. Decker, M. Ventresca, D. Baker (Advisor), E.
Damian, J. Lucia, N. Murray, V. DiCandilo, K. Brynildsen, M. Blanch, S. Elias, D. Pavelchak, K. Bowers. 5th row; S.
Patte, D. Gampanaro, A. Aloisio, L. Volkenand, K. Wetherhold, D. Sims, K. Reese, L. Bracken, N. Weiss.

Theta

Tau

Omega

;b8

Beta

Sigma
Delta
1st row: P. Barry. 2nd row: J. Risdon, C. Sharp, M. O'Hearne, J. Rojohn, W. Kratzer, J. Zatratz. 3rd row: J.
O'Brien, D. Kelly, C. Mogle, J. Percey, E. Hansen, R. Ross, J. Citera, D. Alberts, W. Dennis, D. Gossman. 4th
row: D. Barto, M. Cameri, R. Bechner, K. Moore, B. Smith, M. Urevich.

15P

First row: D. Stryker, T. Somyk, K. Kociban, J. Reiterman, Second row: K. Wildman, M. Castner, T. Talarico, B.
Watkins. Third row: S. Mullen, G. Shank, C. Edwards. Fourth row: J. Gensejewski, D. Ward, T. Hartlaub, B. Reddish,
R. Thomas. Fifth row: K. Gutzler, C. Stevens, M. Plourde, J. Lombardski, J. Nestro, M. Fitzpatrick. Sixth row: D. Ross,
B. Franklin, R. Matty, B. Decker, G. Wiik. Seventh row: C. Rohrbaugh, J. Paccio, R. Kirkpatrick. On the Porch: K.
Paccio, J. Halsey, G. Mitzel, J. Braas. On the Pillars: W. Rotelli, S. King.

Delta
Pi

560

Gamma
Epsilon

Omicron
1st row: T. DeMont, D. McCollum, J. Burns, C. Bigelow, D. Michael, D. Kowalski. 2nd row: T. Naylon, M. Hill, D. Elias,
R. Ritt, D. Waldman, D. Coolidge. 3rd row: J. Walker, R. Warren, T. Isrenhagen. 4th row: G. Yanchuck, S. Foust, P.
Wassum, T. Bonomo (advisor), J. Perrotta, P. Swink, K. Boutsch, M. Troyan.

Sigma
Xi
Front: D. Ludin, T. Tuttle. Next: M. Kehoe, J. Strack, M. DeHave, P. Mellon, S. Barrone, J.
Turbedski, D. Reed, M. Ferrar, D. Boscola, F. Miller, S. Hippensteele, T. Yoniski, G. Fredrickson,
S. Harris, D. Frederickson, D, Marano, R. Fosnog, J. Yocum, R. Anthony, M. Landis, R. Wall, P.
Sallusti, T. Hopkins, J. Bauchbies, T. Gordon, T. Halter, P. Touey, S. Heckert, B. Stapanski, D.
Stringer, D. Croiter, M. Hans, J. Pereiko, B. Shavor, T. Ratchtord, J. O'Connor, S. Augustene, E.
Jenkowski, K. Kern, B. Pacine.

162

1st row: C. Narrvaro, M. Emswieler, T. Styer, S. Young, C. Huhn. 2nd row: E. Dilg, S. Rohrbach, B. Sharp, M.
J. Hestner, P. McFadden, D. Gary, B. Fegan, B. Brocious, C. Dieter, V. Bowman, E. Gobora, G.
Watkins, M. Davis, J. Merge!, J. Sundheim, J. Shevlin, C. Plankenhorn, J. Bandshy, K. Stidle, B. Sheely, R.
Fredrick. 3rd row: J. McGuire, D. Gerbach, M. Spano, B. Orndorf, G. Berger, J. Smith, J. Mott, D. Slotterbach. 4th

Morgan,

row: B. Delong, M. Beaudoin, G. Kishel, G. Puglisi, K. Bennett, D. Hall,

W.

Morris, G. Lutz, T. Hodgins.

Tau
Kappa
Epsilon

Zeta

164

Little

Sisters of

Zeta
Psi

m^wmm^mmsimm

^,^

^iM

.^Wf-

^r-^^*
^

.*

A*

*•?

j^y

J *: * f -.v^JI^^H

I

167

>«.•

mms
t

\j

41
^i^/^^"
,

^m^-

STAFF

168

o
n

1987
169

BLOOMSBURG
UNIVERSITY
Office of the President

Dear Class of 1987:

Congratulations on your commencement from Bloomsburg
University. The trustees, faculty, staff, and I give you our
very best wishes as you leave us and embark on your next career.
We are grateful to you for the special qualities you brought
to Bloomsburg and thank you for the many contributions you made.
Your being at Bloomsburg has helped make the university the

special place that it is.

Cherish the experiences you had at Bloomsburg. Use the
knowledge you gained to help you continue to grow professionally
Give fully of your unique attributes to your
and personally.
chosen careers, your families, and your communities.
In the years ahead we hope you will continue your
relationship with Bloomsburg University through the Alumni
Association. Through the association that now has 30,500 members
you will be able to maintain, renew, and make new contacts with
friends.
As alumni, you are ambassadors for Bloomsburg University.
We hope you will share with others the many fine experiences you
had here, keep in touch with us, and tell us about your
We will welcome your support and your comments--both
progress.
of which are important to us as we strive to improve the

university.

Warmest wishes to you for much success and happiness from
the "Bloomsburg University Family."

Presi

Carver

Hall.

Bloomsburg
A

170

University,

Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1301 (717)389-4526

Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education University

Jerrold Griffis, Ed.D.,

Vice President for
Student

Life

Daniel
Academic

Harry Ausprich, Ph.D., University President

Pantaleo,

Ph.D., Interim Provost
and Vice President for
Affairs

Vice President for

John Walker, M.S.,
Vice President for In-

Administration

stitutional

Robert Parrish, Ed.D.,

Advancement

Administration

l^i

Administration and Management

John Abell, M Ed,, Acting
Dean of Extended Programs

Carol Barnett,
Dir.,

MA,

Asst,

Career Development

Peter Adrian, M.S.,
Football

Head

Coach

M

Ruhul Amin. Ph D Asst
Planning and Analysis,
Institutional Planning
,

Dir. of

Deborah Barnes, B.S, Asst.
Law Enforcement

Dir.,

John
Dir,,

Bieryla,
Financial Aid

MA,,

Asst,

William Bailey,
University Store

Penny
Dir,,

Britt,

at

Manager,

M,Ed,

Asst,

Admissions

BUP

John S. Baird, Ph.D., Intenm
Dean, College of Arts and
Sciences

Ruben Britt, M,A,, Dir,,
Cooperative Education/
Internship

Jesse Bryan, PhD,, Dir,,
for Academic Development

Center

Sheryl Bryson,

MA,

University Relations

Dir,

Thomas
Asst.

Dir.,

P,

Calder,

Dev./Athl.

M

Ed

Charles H. Carlson, Ed.D.,
Asst. V.P. for Academic Affairs

and Acting Dean
Studies

172

Faculty

of

Graduate

Placement

Jennie Carpenter, M.A.,

Residence

Life

Dir.,

James

Christy, M.Ed.. Dir.,

Admissions

Bruce C. Dietterick. B.A
Dir.,

,

Ghosh. Ph D

.

Vice Provost and Associate
V.P. for

Acaoemic

Affairs

Tom Cooper, Ph.D., Dean,
Enrollment Management

Ronald V. DiGiondomenico,
of
Academic Advisement

Dean, College

MSW, Coordinator

Public Information

Kalyan K

Paul Conard, B.S., Asst.
V.P for Administration

Jimmy
Dir

,

Gilliland, M.A., Asst.

Student Activities

John

E.

Dittrich,
of

Tom

A,

Davies,

Jr.,

Doyle G Dodson, M.Ed.
Computer Services

Ph D

Business

Dir..

Richard B. Haupt. M Ed
Coordinator of Student Life
Operations
.

David A

Hill,

Joseph A

M.Ed.,

Career Development and
Placement Center
Dir,

Artemus Flagg, M.
Admissions Counselor

MBA.

Comptroller of Community
Activities and Kehr Union

Demelfi, M.Ed.

Admissions Counselor

Douglas C

M

Ed., Dir

,

Hippenstiel,
Alumni Affairs

Faculty

17"

Susan

Hicks.

MEd,. Execut-

ive Assistant to the President

Anthony M, laniero, M.Ed,
Development

Dir

TomJoseph, M.S., Dir,
Prog, and Services

,

TV

BA,

William A, Koch,
Resident Dean. Schuykill Residence

Tom Lyon s,

MA,

Dir.,

Howard

K.

Macauley. Ph.D..

Financial Aid

?f^i':5°"^9®
Studies

^^r^'nevP^^'ll^n;
Dir.,
Development

1

7"

Adrr.inistration

^'"-

Donald McCulloch,

°* Professional

Dir.,

Physical Plant and Energy

Hall

Hugh McFadden
Dir., Institutional

Ed D

Planning

Management

^'^

c.:!2I:".^^^„^'',1^•
Student
DevelopmentP"

Melissa Nelson,

°^^"'

Dir.

Pub-

,

llcalions. University

Relations

Robert Norton, M.Ed., Asst.
Vice President and Dean of
Student Life

Tom Kresch, M.S., Resident
Dean, Northumberland Residence Hall

George

Mitchell,

B.A.,

Dir.,

Affirmative Action

Thaddeus

Piotro wski,

M.Ed.. Dir. /Prof.. Learning
Resources Center

\
.-^J
Proudman.

Dir.

Paul H

Quest

Quick, Dir
Curriculum Materials Center
,

Joseph Quinn, Dir.
Purchasing

Kenneth D Schnure,
Ed Registrar

MS

,

Ted Shanoski, Ed.D Dir..
Cultural Affairs, and Assoc.
,

Prof of History

Sowash.

Mike

Associate Director

of

B S

.

Student

Activities

John J Trathen. D Ed Dir
Student Activities and Kehr
Union
.

.

Edwin Valovage. Jr. BS.
Resident Dean. Luzerne Residence

Sandra R

Walker.

MS

Coordinator of Qrientation

Kenneth R Weaver.
Law Enforcement

Dir

Hall

:>^

Irvin

Wright.

Center
Development
Dir

.

M

for

Ed,. AssI

Donald Young, M S

Academic

Resident Dean. Montour Resi-

dence

,

Linda Zyla,

Residence

M

Ed Asst
,

Dir,

Life

Hall

Admmistratxxi

1

75

Julie Abell,

M

Ed., Instr,

William Acierno, MF.A.,

Mathematics and Computer

Assoc.

Science

cation

Richard Anderson, Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof., History

Prof.,

Joan M. Auten, M.Ed.,
Assoc. Prof., Health, Physical
Education, and Athletics

Prof..

Wayne

P.

Mass Communi-

Anderson Ph.D.,

Chemistry

Harold Ackerman, MA,
and Coordinator of

Asst. Prof.,
Writing for

Richard Alderfer, Ph.D..
Communication Studies

Prof,

Bob
tion

Health Science

Computer Services

Assoc.

Foundations

Studies

Mary K

MA.

Prof., History

CAD

Joseph P. Ardizzi, Ph.D.,
Asst. Prof., Biology and Allied

Raymond E. Babineau,
Ed.D., Prof., Curriculum and

M.Dale Anderson,
Assoc.

Badami, Ph.D.,

Prof.,

Communication

Abbott, M.A., Educa-

M. Christine Alichnie,

System Specialist,

M.S.N., M.S.Ed., Assoc. Prof,
Nursing

Harold
Prof.,

J

Bailey, Ph.D..

Mathematics and

Computer Science

William M.
Prof, English

Baillie,

Ph.D.

LeoG.Barrile, Ph.D.. Assoc.
Soc. and Social Welfare

Ellen B. Barker, Ph.D., Asst.

Prof..

Prof.,

Stephen D. Beck, Ph.D.,
Prof
f\/lathematics and
Computer Science

Psych

Barbara E. Behr, J. D, Prof.,
Finance and Business Law

,

Uiaqar S. Bawa, Ph.D.,
1 Econ

Prof.,

Peter Bohling, Ph.D.,
Econ.

Prof..

Charles Bayler, C.P.A.,
Assoc.

Prof.,

Accounting

Karl
Prof.,

Marilyn Boogaard, M.S.N..
Nursing

Instr.,

Beamer, M.F.A., Asst.

An

Walter Brasch, Ph D

,

Assoc. Prof, Mass Communication

:fj§jhtfii/fijf
^

Duane Braun, Ph D Prof..
Geography and Eanh Science
,

Charles Brennan.
Prof..

PhD

.

Mathematics and

Computer Science

Elise Brenner, Ph.D., Asst.
Prof Phil and Anthropology
.

Stephen
Prof
lion

.

M

Bresett.

D

P.E..

Health. Physical Educa-

and

Athletics

Leroy H Brown. M Ed..
Assoc. Prof Mathematics and
Computer Science
.

177

Jesse Br yan, Ph.D
Assoc. Prof

William
Ctnr., Pfiil.

.

D ir.'

CAD

Carlougti, Ph D.,
and Anthropology

L.

Robert
Asst. Prof

Campbell,
Nursing

IWl.N.,

L.
,

178

A.

Camplese,

Ph.D.,

Ronald Champoux, Ph.D.,

Mathematics and Computer

Assoc. Prof, Comm. Dis. and
Special Education

Timothy Carroll

Donna Cochrane,
Acting Asst.

Programs

Dean

of

Kay

F.

Chr./Dir.,

Camplese, MA.
Counseling and

Alan D. Carey, Ph D., Prof.,
Marketing and Management

Human Development

Science

Ellen M Clemens, D.Ed.,
Bus Educatior^
Assoc
;soc Prof
and Office Administration

Donald

Ed.D., Prof., Psycfiology

M.S.,
Extended

Paul C. Cochrane, PhD
Prof., Mathematics and
Computer Science

Charles M Chapman, M.S.,
Assoc. Prof., Bus. Administra-

Gary

F.

Clark,

MA,

Asst.

Prof., Art

tion

James Cole Ph.D. Prof
Biology and Allied Health
c^,„„^^c
Sciences

John

F.

Prof, Art

Cook, M.A., Asst.

[

^

N
John
Assoc.

H.

Couch, M.Mus.,
Music

Prof.,

B.

Creasy, Faculty

Emeriti

Sandra Davis, M.S.. Supervisor,

James

Preschool Lang. Class-

William Decker, D.M.A.,
Music

Prof.,

room

Nancy A
Assoc. Prof

Dittman, Ed.D
Bus. Education
,

.

and Office Administration

William D. Eisenberg, M.A.,
Prof.. English

Assoc

Robert G. Davenport,

Gilbert Darbouze, Ph.D.,
Asst. Prof., Languages and
Cultures

Faculty Ementi

Blaise C. Delnis, MA..
Assoc. Prof., Languages and
Cultures

Asst. Prof., Accounting

Karen J
Asst. Prof
ness Law

Elwell. J
.

D

MA.

Finance and Busi-

John

L,

Dennen,

MSB. A.,

Frank Davis, Ph.D., Prof.,
Computer and Information Science

Bernard C.

Dill.

DBA..

Chr. Prof., Finance and Busi-

ness Law

Mau reen D

MBA

MLS..

.

E ndres.

Ref, Libranan

Phihp A. Farber. Ph
Prof..

D..

Biology and Allied Healh

Science

179

Ariane Foureman, Ph.D.,
Languages and Cultures

Prof.,

Wendelin R. Frantz, Ph.D.,

Roger Fromm, M.L.S./

Geography and Earth

M.Ed./M.A., Reference Libra-

Chr.,

William Frost, M.L.S.,
Reference Coilectin Librarian

Lawrence
Assoc.

Fuller, Ph.D.
English

Prof.,

nan and Archivist

Science

•>t.4

Asst.

Wayne George, Mathe-

Athl. Director,

matics and Computer Science

Mary Gardner, M.Ed.,
Prof.,

Associate

Health, P. Ed.,

Gill,

Ph.D., Asst.

English

and Athletics

David B. Greenwald, Ph.D.,
Assoc. Prof., Soc. and Social
Welfare

180

Nancy
Prof.,

JoAnne
Prof.,

S.

Growney, Ph.D.,

Mathematics and

Computer Science

Sharon Guinn, M.Ed., Instr.,
Languages and Cultures

Norman

Gillmeister,

Ph.D.,

Assoc. Prof., Geography and
Earth Science

Ervene
Assoc.

F.

Prof.,

Gulley
English

Ph.D.

Steve Goodwin, M.S.,
Health, Phys.Ed.,

Hans

K.

and

Instr.,

Athletics

Gunther, Ph.D.

Prof., History

David

A. Harvey. M.A.,
Communication Studies

Paul Hanung. Ph.D., Prof.,
Mathematics and Computer

John E. Hartzel. M.Ed.,
Asst. Prof., Business Adminis-

Science

tration

Prof..

David G. Heskel, Ph.D.,
Assoc. Prof., Finance and

Prof.,

Assoc. Prof, Health, Phys. Ed.,

Prof.,

Sciences

Business Law

tions

and

Education

DavidJ. Harper, Ph.D., Chr./
Physics

Prof,,

Michael Herbert. Ph D
Biology and Allied Health
,

Dorothy Hobbis

Austin
Prof.,

J

Hoffman, Asst.

Marketing

Management

and

Karl E. Havens, Ph.D.. Visiting Asst. Prof.. Biology and Allied

Charlotte M. Hess, Ph.D.,
Curriculum and Founda-

John

Instr.,

Hranitz,

Ed.D

,

Acting

Asst Chr Prof., Curriculum
and Foundations

Susan

J.

Hibbs, M.Ed..

Athletics

Peter Hurst, Asst. Prof
Education and Office
.

Health Sciences

Mary Barrall Hill. Ph.D..
Comm. DIs. and Special

E

Dennis Huthnance.
Mathe-

Bus

Ph D

Administration

matics and Computer Science

,

Assoc.

Prof.,

181

Charles G. Jackson, Ph.D.,
Science

Prof., Political

I.

Sue Jackson, M.S.S.W.,

Chr./Asst. Prof., Soc.
cial

Welfare

and So-

Mark

R. Jelinek,

Asst. Prof.,

Music

DMA.,

Peggy Jewkes, MA./
M.L.S., "Reference
ments Librarian

Andrew

and Docu-

Karpinski, Ed.D.,

Chr./Prof.. Comm. Dis.
Special Education

182

and

Brian A. Johnson, D.Ed.,
Geography and Earth
Science
Prof.,

Saleem M. Khan,
Prof.,

Economics

Janice

C

Keil,

M.Ed., Asst

Prof., Bus. Education
Office Administration

and

Sharon Kribbs, M.N., Asst.
Prof

,

J. Edward Kerlin. Ph.D..
Prof., I^athematics and
Computer Science

Julius Kroschewsky.
Faculty Emeriti

Nursing

Howard
Phi.D.,

J.

Assoc.

Kinslinger,

Prof., tvlarketing

Donald S. Kline, Ph.D.
Marketing and Management

Robert Koslosky, Ph.D.
Assoc.

Prof., Art

and Management

Robert
Prof.,

J.

Comm.

Kruse, Ph.D.,
and Special

Dis.

Gunther
Prof.,

L.

Lange, Assoc.

Physics

Oliver
Phil,

J.

Larmi, Ph.D.. Prof.,

and Anthropology

Education

Charles Laudermilch,

MSW,

Asst. Prof.

Social Welfare

Soc and

David A. Lauer, MAS.,
Languages and Cultures

Inslr.

James

R. Lauffer,

PhD,

Assoc. Prof, Geography and
Earth Science

Ann L. Lee, M Ed
Comm. Dis. and

Prof,

Asst
Special

Woo Bong Lee, Ph.D., Chr.
Prof, Economics

Education

18?

Margaret M. Legenhausen,
M.Ed., Nursing

Thelma

Lohr, M.S.,

Instr..

Nursing

New Department
Effective July

the Depailment of

1,

Mass Communication was added

to

the College of Ails and Sciences.

"Under the old program, journalism
classes were scattered over two
departments, English and Communication Studies." said

John

Maittlen-

chairman of the new department. "Students and staff members
were confused."
With the new proposal, journalism
classes are no longer part of the English Department. Instead, a journalism
sequence is being offered under the
new Mass Communication DepartHarris,

ment, along with sequences in adverpublic relations, film, and

tising,

telecommunications (T.V. and radio).
The idea for the new department had
been in the works for two or three
years. One of the proponents of the
change was Dr. Walter M. Brasch. "I
never had a feeling that the English
Department knew what to do with the
journalism classes," Brasch said. "Nor

was

I

convinced that they cared that

much. The result was that our students
were receiving a very mediocre education in journalism. We had to do
something to preserve the integrity of a
major program."
Maittlen-Harris

added having two

It

is

now estimated

that there are over 300. This

many

J.

Long, Faculty

majors must

for the available staff.

is
It

far too
is

im-

come down.

184

number

of

Mass Communication

Mack, Ph.D..

earned and a 2.5 grade point average
Approximately
25 to 30 students will be accepted into
the major each semester.
to apply for the major.

The

transition

probably

will

between programs

not be complete for a few

years. The department is in the
process of seeking approval to add
new courses to the curriculum. The

proposed courses must

first

be

approved by the department's curriculum committee of the College of Arts
and Sciences,
must then pass the BU Cuhculum
Committee which mustconsider such
things as whether or not there are enough library books to supplement the
courses and the number of instructors

Robert W.
Prof
tion

,

Liddell,

Assoc.

Computer and Informa-

Juan J. Liebana, M.S., Asst.
Languages and Cultures

Prof.,

Science

It

available to teach the classes.

Students currently under the old
program will be allowed to finish under
the guidelines of that probgram.
Maittlen-Harris voiced another longterm concern with the old program.
"There were problems with us meeting
the standards of the Association for
Education in Journalism and Mass

Communication (AEJMC)," said
300 colleges in
America that offer Journalism and
Mass Communication programs, only

80 are

affiliated with the

AEJMC

because their standards are so high.
Under the old program, BU could not
apply. Now that we have the separate
department, however,

it

is

a goal

we

In addition to majoring in Mass
Communications, Maittlen-Harris encourages interested students to partici-

the

L.

Chemistry

Therefore,

current budget.

order for the

Lawrence
Prof.,

the students must have 32 credits

can aim

In

Counselor

Created

possible to increase the staff under the

students to receive a proper education,

Shell Lundahl, Psyctiological

Maittlen-Harris. "Out of

departments makes it impossible to
determine how many Mass Communication majors there were at Bloomsburg University.

Margaret
Emeriti

for."

John Maittlen Harris,
-

M.A., Chr.,

Mass Communica-

John

P. Master, Faculty

Emeriti

tion

pate on the

staff of

the

stations, the T.V. Station,

campus AM and FM radio
The Voice, or Bloom Magaz-

ine.

"The purpose of a Mass Communication major is to
no matter which field you are in," he said. "You
want to get all the experience you can because professionals want students who know how to write. The various
media forms have given students the opportunity to
write,

learn different styles, techniques,

and deadlines."
Deb Goodhart

Richard E. McClellan, M.S.,
C. P. A., Asst. Prof., Accounting

Jerry K. Medlock, Ed.D.,
Chr./Prof., Health, Phys. Ed.,
and Athletics

Lynne C

Miller,

Ph

Assoc Prof. Biology and

D..

Allied

Lavere McClure, M.S.,
Assoc. Prof, Geography and
Earth Science

Mark Melnychuk, Ph.D.,
Asst. Prof

,

Biology and Allied

Health Sciences

Scott Miller.

MA,

M.L S

Readers' Services Librarian

,

S.

A

Michael McCully, Ph.D.,

Asst. Prof, English

J,

McDonnell, Faculty

Emeriti

John
Prof

,

M

McLaughlin, D.Ed.,

Comm

Dis and Special

Education

PhD

and

Gorman L Miller, D Ed
Prof Curriculum and Foundations

David J Minderhout, PhD,
Phil and Anthropology

Louis V. Minqrone, Ph.D.
Biology and Allied Hpaith

Donald C. Miller,
Prof, Curnculum and Founda-

Assoc Prof, Comm.

tions

Special Education

Wendy

L.

Miller,

Asst. Prof, Music

G. Donald Miller. Ph.D.,

,

D. Mas.,

Prof

Dis.

,

,

,

Health Sciences

•

J^O

Bb CC

:

Ha Bb Cc

.

rb LO:

Ra Bb Cc:

H»o Bb Cc:

'

Ro Bb Cc

:

Iifi-P

£gp

f
a£i'

Iti-

.^.gfpi

^^•li

185

pi

Rajesh

K.

Mohindru, Ph.D.,

Economics

James
Assoc.

P.

Prof,

Moser, Ph.D.,
Physics

Allen F. Murphy, Ph.D.
Languages and Cul
Cultures

Dennis Namey, Computer
and Information Science

Craig A. Newton, Ph.D.,
History Communication
Studies

Ann Marie Noakes, Ph.D.,
Ourriculum and Foundations

John J. Ohvo, Ph.D., Bus.
Education and Office Adminis"ation

186

Ronald W. Novak, M.A.,
Assoc. Prof, Mathematics and
Computer Science

Nancy

A.

Intenm Dir.
Nursing

Onuschak, Ed.D.,
Scholars Program,

William S. OBruba, Ed.D.,
Chairperson, Curriculum and
Foundations

Clinton

J.

Oxenrider

PhD

William

F.

ODonnell

Thomas

J OhI

M .Ed.,

Asst.

Prof
Mathema tics and
Computer Science

M.F.A.

'^^Mmm
Terry Oxiey, M.M.C., Music

James

E,

Parsons, Ph.D.,

Mathematics and Computer

Asst. Prof., Biology

Science

Health Science

and

Allied

Lauretta Pierce, Ph.D., Prof.,

Nursing

M. Benjamin Powell, Ph.D.,
Prof., History

Betty Rang.
Prof., fvlursing

Joseph R Pifer, M.S., Geography and Earth Science

Ed.. Asst.

D. Pointer, Ph.D., Chr./

Chemistry

Dr. Jerry Powers, Ed.D.,
Comm. Dis.
Asst. Chr. /Prof
and Special Education

tions

Prof.,

Emory Rang, Jr Ed.D,,
Marketing and

Prof.,

Management

Education

,

M

Roy
Prof.,

,

Donald
Prof.,

L. Pratt,

Ph.D., Asst.

Curriculum and Founda-

Alex J. Poplawsky, Ph.D.,
Psychology

Susan A. Posey, Asst. Prof.,
Computer and Information Sci-

Michael D. Pugh,
Asst. Prof., Chemistry

Dr. Salim Qureshi, Ph.D..
Asst. Prof.. Marketing and

Ph.D.

Management

Carroll

J,

Comm.

Redfern, Ed,D,,
Dis.

and Special

Bob Reader. MS,.

MA

Philosophy and Anthropology

.

Burton T Reese, M.Ed.,
Health, Physical Education,
and

Athletics

A&^

Carole
Music

S.

Reifsteck, D.Ed..

Robert

L.

Remaly,

Jr.,

M.Ed.. Asst. Prof., Curriculum

John

Riley,

Ph.D. Mathe-

matics and Computer Science

Danny Robinsin, Ph.D.
Asst. Prof, English

and Foundations

Chang Shub Roh, Ph.D.,
Sociology and Social Welfare

Glenn Sadler,
Prof.,

English

PhD

,

Asst.

Robert

Rosholt, Ph.D.,

Science

Robert G. Sagar, M.S.,
and Allied Health

Biological

Sciences

188

L.

Chr./Prof., Political

Robert Ross, MA, Assist.
Prof

,

Econ.

Te)Bhan
Economics

Susan Rusinko,

Ph.D., En-

PhD

L.

Prof.,

William Ryan, M.A.,

Dir.

Library Services

glish

S. Saini.

Rockwood, J.D.,
Finance and
Business Law

Bruce
Assoc.

M

Hitoshi Sato,
nication Studies

A, Commu-

Constance

J.

Ph.D., Psychology

Schnick,

y*-^

'^^

f
i
Michael W. Schmuker, M.S.,
Instr.,

Mathematics and

Howard Schreier, Ph.D.,
Comm. Std

John

Scrimgeour, Psychological Counselor
J.

Computer Science

Paul A. Shoemaker, M.B.A.,
Assoc. Prof., Accounting

Samuel
Assoc.

B.

Prof.,

Sllke,

Comm.

Ralph Smiley, Ph.D., HisCommunication Studies

M.S.,
and

tory.

Ph D

William Sproule,

Dis.

M

Ed.,

Asst. Prof.. Geography
Earth Science

and

John

J.

Serff, Jr.,

Riley B. Smith, Ph.D. English

Ted Shanoski. Ed

D.,

Assoc. Prof, History

Chnstine Sperling, M.A.. Art

Special Education

Joan Stone,
ing

MSN,

Nurs-

George
Asst

Prof

Stetson,

E.
.

,

Geography and

Earth Science

HPEA

Dale

Harry C Strine III, M.A.,
Assoc Prof Communication

MS

Studies

Welfare

,

W

,

L.

Sultzbaugh,

Sociology and Social

189

Anthony Sylvester, M.A.,
Assoc.

Prof., History

M.
Prof.,

Gene Taylor, Ph.D.,
Physics

Louis Thompson, Ph.D.,
English

James

E.

Tomlinson, M.A.,

Chr./Asst. Prof.,
tion

Communica-

Studies

Dr.

Jorge A. Topete, Ph.D.,

Asst. Prof.,
Cultures

Languages and

IjlI

June Trudnal<, Ph.D., Mathematics and Computer Science

Peter B. Venuto, Ph.D.
Marketing and

190

Management

George Turner, M.S.. Chr
History

J.

Calvin Walker, Ed.D.,

Chr. /Prof., Psychology

Donald A Vannan, Ed.D.,
Curnculum and Founda-

Joseph

Prof.,

Biological

tions

Science

Judith S. Walker. M.Ed.
Instr.,

English

Vaughan, D. Ed.,
and Allied Health

P.

Stephen C. Wallace. D.Ed.,
Chr./Assoc. Prof., Music

Carol S. Venuto, M.S.,
Instr.,

Dev., Writing

Dorette Welk, M.S.N. Nurs.

ing

Anne

K.

Wilson,

PhD

.

Sociology and Social Welfare

David D

PhD

Zeigler.
Biology and Allied
Health Sciences

Asst. Prof

,

Kenneth Wilson,

Jr.,

M.S.,

.

,

William S. Woznek, Ed.D..
Curnculum and Foundations

Robert P

Yon, Ph.D.,

C.P.A., Chr. Prof., Accounting'

W

Zeller, MLS./
Asst. Prof., Cat. Librarian

Marilou

MA

Marci Woodruff, M.A.,
Communication Studies

Art

191

;<:s

'^^^fe4^'^-v/t?i^'&^'^K

EPILOGUE

192

o
n

1987
19.''

Superpowers
discuss

peace

Scott Davis
Ronald Reagan and Mikhail
Gorbachev emerged from
Hofdi House, a white mansion
overlooking Reyhjavik Bay,
They just ended four hours of
unscheduled, stop-the-clock
negotiations. Standing beside
Reagan's limousine, the two
superpower leaders exchange
a few unsmiling words. They
shake hands quickly. Reagan
shakes his head and looks
away from Gorbachev, dis-

appointment written on

his

face.

And

so the impromptu Ice-

land Summit ended

in

a

stale-

the -board

agreement on arms

While the two leaders were

m

taking a break from their talks

control, with

heavy cuts

strategic nuclear weapons and
the complete elimination of
medium-range missiles
Europe.
Gorbachev, however, made

m

tough demands

mate. Both sides admitted that

the "preparatory" summit
nearly produced an across-

ative (SDl).
all talks

on

for limits

Reagan's Strategic Defense

Reagan

refused,

Initi-

and

stopped immediately.

But both Reagan and
Gorbachev said that the search
for an agreement will go on.

Takeover

dunng the summit, U.S. Secretary
George Shultz and Soviet

of State

Foreign Minister Eduard Shevar-

dnadze met

at Hofdi

House with

top arms-control advisors. Later,
it

was announced

that they

were

working on an agreement called
a "historical arms-control
proposal", but that too was
destroyed when the Summit

ended

abruptly.

Scott Davis
More than two decades
rule

nand Marcos came

m

of

m the Philippines by Ferdito

an end

February of 1986. The elec-

port.

Corazon Aquino became
president and Marcos

the

new

ran

to the

United States.

Aquino has been looking for a
quick, negotiated end to the
country's 17-year-old guerrilla

war. Losses by government
troops have been running up.

showed Marcos to
winner, however, it was

tion results

be

the

discovered that the election
was a fraud. With military sup-

United

to the

guemlla war and for the battered
economy in the Philippines. The
United States refused to give

much

world
is waiting to see if the United
States will change its mind.
direct aid, but

of the

March 1986, the government troops have suffered an
average of 20 dead per week,

the United States as long as

it

remains a democratic nation.

A

while guerrilla losses have

strong Communist

declined.

the Philippines.

In an attempt to end the war,
Aquino has offered amnesty to
any rebels willing to drop their
weapons.

utilizes

Since

1

Aquino came

States looking for support in the

The Philippines

is

an

asset to

power

lies in

this

power

If

the guerrilla war, the the

Communists may be able to form
a coup and take control of the
country.

Journalists

taken hostage

Scott Davis
In

September, a 52-year-old

American journalist became a
pawn in a superpower stalemate.
The reporter, Nicholas Daniloff,
was arrested in Moscow on
charges

The

of

espionage.

Soviets claimed Daniloff

had received an envelope of
secrets from a Moscow acquaintance. The United States claimed

were manufactured
retaliation for the arrest of an

the charges
in

cdledged Soviet spy
City the

The

m New York

change would be made. Reagan
accused the Soviets of taking
hostages and Secretary of State
George Shultz said m a speech
at Harvard University, "Moscow
resorted to hostage-taking as an

m

instrument of policy.
13 days after his arrest, both
governments came up with an
agreement. The two captives
were released in the custody of
their embassies. The world ques-

tioned,

and

is

still

questioning,

whether or not the United States
gave in to a swap deal.

month before.

Soviets suggested

a swap

of prisioners, Daniloff for the

accused Soviet spy Gennady
Zakharov. President Ronald
Reagan said publicly that no ex-

America

forcing

drought
Imtiaz All Taj
"

While "We are the World
and Band Aid were still m the
air,
hit

southeastern

Amenca was

by the worst drought of

this

century.

Even now people don't realize the drought affected 12
States from Delaware to
Louisiana, forcing thousands

to sell their ani-

mals at a substantial

loss.

Maryland and South
Carolina lost up to $100 million
in corn and soybean crops,
forcing about 1,500 farmers
out of business. The destruction
In July,

tobacco, peanut, hay,

of the

and soybean crops cost up to
$140 million of damage in
Georgia and North Carolina.

The Southeast, which

summer

crop. The governers of

sale price of chicken rose from

Alabama, Virgina and the

$.55 a pound to $.70 a pound
m one month.

Less than one third the
normal rainfall killed a large
portion of the region's

Carolinas requested federal
disaster

The August

relief.

The United States Department of Agriculture estimated
that 96 percent of South
Carolina s com crop was in
poor or very poor condition,
along with 68 percent of the

late to

ruin.

were too

farmers across the nation sent
supplies

and aid to the gnef
farmers of the

stricken

southeast.

Hundreds

soybean crop. The drying of
hoy and groin left dairy
farmers and cattlemen with
little to feed their livestock.

communities

and 52 percent

rains

many farmers from
The government and
save

of the

cotton

»/

many

produces almost 40 percent of
the country's poultry, experienced temperatures in excess of 100 degrees causing
400,000 chickens to pensh in
one week. The nation whole-

of farmers into bankruptcy.

•'."

by

hit

of small farming
still

suffer the ef-

drought and
many years to

fects of last year's
will

do

come.

so for

195

Controversy rocks White House
The Tower Commission, a

Scott Davis

special commission set up by

The White House found

itself

water as details from the
Iran-Contra affair slowly
leaked out. The details told of
how the White House sold arms
to Iran and then gave the
money to Nicaruguan Contras
in hot

to

aid

m

their civil

war.

President Reagan,

sioned

was commiswhat

to find out exactly

happened and when. The
president claims that he

knowledge

had no

of the diversion of

funds from Iran to the Contras.

The media, however, was not so
sure.

The

selling of

Administration's foreign policy.

was

Publicly not supporting terrorism,

U.S. foreign policy. Iran

known to back terrorism and the
U.S. had vowed to never deal with
a terrorist-backing state.
The key figures in the IranContra Affair were all presidential

advisors.

Defense Secretary

tioned the validity of the

was covertly
selling arms to a terroristbacking state (Iran) and sending
approximately $30 million to the
the administration

Contras fighting

m

Nicaragua.

The biggest question

to arise

Casper Weinberger was

from the affair was whether or not

believed to have facilitated the

the U.S.

arms

as a ransom to free

transfer. Air

Force Maj.

Gen. Richard Secord was
believed to have held a role
dealings. Secord

in the

was an occa-

ssional advisor to the Contras.

The two men

believed to hold

the key to the Iran-Contra Affair

were National Secunty Council
Chief John Poindexter and Lt.
Col. Oliver North of the Marine
Corps. When called before a investigation committee, both
called their

fifth

Amendment right

not to speak. Both men, soon
after,

were

either relieved from

duty or resigned.

The White House brought back
memories of Watergate and the
Nixon Administration. Scandal
lead the headlines of every

newspaper across the

Some

political interest

country.

groups

called for the resignation of
President Reagan. North was

compared

to Nixon's

G. Gordon

Liddy.

The Iran-Contra

196

Reagan

arms to Iran was
it went against

attacked because

Affair

gues-

had used

the arms deal

Amencan

Lebanon. David

hostages in
Jacobsen was released from

Lebanon
release

in

November.

His

was overshadowed by

the possibility that the U.S. paid

an "arms ransom."

-'

-,^38..

•-jf^*?-

Volcano leaks gas
was stepping on them."
Veronica Gmbie. 27, was
one of five or six people m Noisout of a population of more

that

Scott Davis
The scene looked straight out of a
horror movie. People with skm
burned off of bodies. Dead cattle
lined the country-side. The stench
of death filled the air. Hundreds of
injured walk to Wum, Cameroon, to
get medical aid.

The death and destruction was
caused by a gigantic cloud of
deadly gas that spewed from the
volcanic Lake Nois. The injured
were the lucky ones. 1.700 people
were killed either instantly or soon
by the poison cloud.
Francis Fang, a farmer in the village of Cha, was m bed. He told
Newsweek that "My wife dropped
on the ground, vomiting blood. The
children were burning and screaming. My wife was dead. picked up
my girls and started walking to the
hospital. There were dead people
everywhere on the road- so many
after

I

1

who survived.
was so mysterious, so
horrible." she said. "When
woke up in the morning, my five
children were dead. My baby
was dead in my hands."
than 1,000"It

1

Dozens
to

of countries sent aid

Cameroon, including

15-

tons of medical supplies from
the United States.

Although

scientists differ

on

the cause of the gas bubble,

one theory seems

plausible.

A

*^

-«;j

andslide eroded a side of
Lake Nios, releasing deadly e.
ements trapped m lake-bed
sediments. Once the toxic gas
rose to the surface, a strong

wind carried it over nearby villages- killing more than 1,700
people.

lames Cagney, Kate Smith, Ted Knight, and Cory Grant were
among the performers to pass away this year.

19^

Mets win World Series
David Sauter
Thanks
staffs in

and a

to

one

baseball,

lot

of the best pitching

a powerful

of luck, the

New

lineup,

York Mets

followed that could not stop

New York.

The Mets scored three more times

in

the seventh inning to take the lead, 6-

defeated the Boston Red Sox, 8-5, in
Game 7 of the World Series to win the

3.

world championship

Series in 1918, refused to die. Dv/ight

of

baseball

in

1986.

was a classic seventh-game
showdown as New York had to fight
It

from behind to overcome a strong
Boston team.
Ron Darling started the game for
the Mets, but was taken out after only
four innings as

he gave up three

runs.

Dwight Evans and Rich Gedman connected for homeruns in the second inning

and Wade Boggs singled home a

who

last

won

the

Evans doubled home two runs
eighth to cut the lead to 6-5.

World
in

the

starter

Bruce

for five innings

before

Meanwhile, Boston

But the night belonged to the

New

York Mets; they would not be refused.

homered in the
eighth inning and Jesse Orosco
singled home to round out the scoring

Darryl Strawberry

8-5.

Orosco breezed through the final
innmg sinking out Marty Barrett for the
final out.

being racked in the sixth. Keith
Hernandez singled home two runs
with the bases loaded and Tim Teufel
scored on a Gary Carter hit.
A brigade of Boston pitchers

to the

seventh game.

In

Game

6,

it

with

Red Sox up 5-3 and two outs in the
bottom of the tenth inning, the mincle
season of the Mets seemed shattered.
With two strikes on him, Gary Carter
singled to keep New York olive. Two
more singles followed, then a \m\d
the

bring the third out. But

it

did not mat-

ter.

New York almost never even made

third.

Hurgt pitched

Boston,

pitch be Bob Stanley, and suddenly, it
was a 5-5 game with Mokkie Wilson
comming up.
Wilson connected with a slow
ground boll to first baseman Bill
Buckner that seemed destined to

Bucher allowed the boll to roll
through his legs and bring the winning
run home from second. The dejected
first baseman said afterword, "It was a
helluva one to miss." Indeed
was.
it

Boston looked powerful early m the
New York in the
first two games grabbing 1-0 and 9-3
triumphs at Shea Stadium.
Series as they rocked

The Mets responded, though, by
taking two out of three

way Park

to

move

games

the Senes

at Fen-

back

to

Shea.

And

fi^om there, they

their

made

history

second World Series
25 year campaign.

winning

their

in

Bloom News

"Good

evening,

and welcome

to

Bloom

News..." That greeting could be heard by
television viewers in

Bloomsburg and

surrounding areas throughout the 1986-87

academic

year.

Bloom News, a half hour newscast
produced by the mass communication
students, aired live over the local cable

channel on Friday evenings.

Bloom News began m the fall of 1986 as a
class project for Dr.

Dana

Ulloth's

Broad-

cast Journalism class. Students gathered

news from the BU campus, the town

of

Bloomsburg, and the surrounding areas.
Responsibilities aside from collecting
news included, editing stories, typing,
preparing the television studio in McCormick, and operating cameras, lights, and
the audio board during the broadcast.
In the spring Bloom News continued

under the guidance of Mr. William Aciemo.
Senior mass communication students Kerry
Desmond and Steve Firmstone handled the
roles of co-producers and directors, making sure each show ran as smoothly as
possible.

By years end. Bloom News became a
recognizable name and newscast, offering
valuable experience for everyone involved.
Joe
^oo

Monkman

'i*wT

,

TO THE

READER:

my three years as a member of this staff have
encountered many questions about its existence.
In

I

The major question asked by most students
this publication is "Why is
called the
'Orbiter'?" To that respond, "It is not called the

about

it

1

Orbiter, your yearbook is called the OBITER!"
then continue by reciting something that was told

I

to me soon after
joined the OBITER staff. The
word Obiter comes from the latin, obiter dicta,
meaning something said in passing: an incidental
observation, a reflection.
This yearbook is just that, a record of the observations made while attending Bloomsburg. We,
the OBITER staff, have prepared for you. the
graduates of Bloomsburg, a record of life at
Bloomsburg University.
would like to take the time to thank a few
people who were instrumental in preparing this
I

I

book.

you had put up
from the ravings of o lunatic to the
pressures of deadlines and bills. I have good feelings about turning the helm over to you and your
staff. know you will take this publication far. Good
Melissa... thanks for everything,

with

a

lot,

I

Luck!!!

Maria. Caroline, Michelle, and Debbie... for
it to the bloody end. You guys deserve
a hand, thanks!
Steve and Donna and the staff at Merin.for all
your help and support.
sticking with

Don Chomiak and

the staff of

THE VOICE

...

for

your writing expertise.

Tammy

J.

Kemmerer

201

SENIORS

?02

o
n

1987
20''

Diane

Daniel

M

Alberts

Frank J Arenella

204

Kay L

Albin

Mary K Arnott

Julie

M

Albright

Suzann Asher

S,

Michael

Adamovich

Thomas

Albright

Steven Paul Augustine

Adil

R Ahmed

Angela

Karen

M

M

Alolsic

Aungst

Christopher

Beth

J.

W

Albany

Amrick

MaryTeresa

A.

Bach

/
Sandra E Bachman

Kathryn

H Batcho

Cosmos

Danette

L,

Bailey

S.

Baum

Jacklyn E Bailey

Lisa B, Bair

Laura A, Baker

II
Robert

P.

Baran

205

Rebekah E Baum

Rebecca D Baumgarlner Sharon K Bayless

Janet

ilf
Susan D Beck

Erica

206

L,

Bentz

Andrew

Karen

L.

J

Bell

Bentz

Douglas

S. Bell

Beaver

L.

'

i

Kimberly

D

Bell

Bebenek

Tina M, Beaver

Frank

Kelly A, Belles

Julia A. Benfer

J,

I

Mary E Beyer

Lori

A

Diane

Biehl

Mane Bodnar

Sharon J Bickel

KImberly

Nikki

M

A

Bittner

Boh!

Cathy L Blessing

Debra

Mark J Bonshak

Donald R Bordney

L.

BIyler

Mary Elizabeth Bobis

Karen

M

Bowers

Annamane R Bodkin

Maureen R Boyle

207

Gorgi Ann Bozochovic

Judith

Ann Brennan

Pamela

208

S.

Brown

Suzanne Marie Bradish

Gail

A

Breznicky

Sharon L Brown

Tamalee S Brassington

Christine

Brogan

Catherine

Kimberly

M

Braxmeter

A Brominski

Charmaine

L.

Bray

Brenda K Brong

Lisa

Ann Bregler

Steven W. Brooks

Patricia Bugllo

Beth Ann Bukowski

Deborah L Bukta

Richard W. Burkett

Anne Mane Butchko

Lynne

M

Butkiewsicz

Rebecca

Burberville

Joseph J Calvello

Dianna H. Burger

David Samuel Burlan

Mark A Cameron

Dana L Campanaro

209

Lorraine

L.

Carpenter

Maureen Cassidy

David S Gary

Michael

D

Casari

Sean D Cassidy

Michael

E,

Canster

Gabrlelle

E,

Chalfant

Edward

Scott

Chapman

Ina

L,

Cherry

11^
Carol Cheskiewicz

^'o

Dana A Chesonis

Glenn T Chesonis

James

J

Chisesi

Donald E Chomiak

Donald

A,

Mi

Cicero

Shirley

A Cicero

Laurie E Ciesia

1r^

Th^

Christopher Clody

Brian S Cole

Brenda Lee Cook

John

Lewis J Correale

Jeffrey

W

Michele

M

Anna

Colgan

L

Ciglar

Carol Lynn Ciocco

Beth

A

Collins

Chris

Noele

M

Collura

A Clemens

Kathleen

L.

Conrey

Cook

W

Cox

Kalhryn

A Coyle

21'

212

Kristen A. Curtis

Christine M.

DaFermo

Felicia A. Dautrich

Christopher

P.

Davidson

Thomas Cronin

Lisa

Arlene E Daily

Karen A Dalpino

Brenda

Cynthia G, Davis

Nancy

Barbara

L.

Davis

Jayne Crosson

J

J

Danohoe

Daw

Alesia

Jeffrey

Ellen

A Crum

R Darrow

V Deam

Gregory H Dean

Daria

L.

Deibler

Joseph L Denelsbeck

Mary

E.

Denicola

Mary Kate Denneny

Brian

C Dent

M jry

Catherine Marie Desko

Beth Depiero

Maureen

M

Delaney

Bruce

R.

Delong

Michelle A, Delong

Eva Pauline Denagy

2^5

Kerry A,

Desmond

David S Doermann

Carol

214

Ann Duchan

Patricia

Jill

A Devers

M. Doll

Don Ann Duda

Lucille M,

Devore

Kimberly A, Donnell

M

Tamy Dice

Diane L

Dillinger

Mark

Kathryn F Donovan

Michelle

M Dorm

Annette

Dimmick

M Dormer

Deborah

Barbara

Marsha

Sheila E

M Dudeck

J.

L.

Dymond

Pamela

I.

Eastlack

Edward

C, Ebert

Eckrote

Cynthia L Ehler

Anthony

Donna Engelberger

Peggy A Engleman

Engel

C

Eisenberg

Mark

J

Elgin

Stephanie

A

Epting

Kinnberly Eline

Mark Emswiler

Enc L Erb

David Brooks Everett

215

Tori

Jo Everhart

Steven

Daria

216

J.

J.

Pecker

Flick

Diane

Lynda

I,

M

Pagan

Fedor

Christine Ford

John F

L,

Falvello

Quinn Feeney

Patricia S, Falvello

Catherine

M

Fenicchia

Maureen

Farrell

James C Ferguson

Priscilla

III

Faust

Sandra Ferrara

Deborah S Fraga

Beth

David J Francella

Robert

Richard W. Futterer

Robert S Gabel

E.

Fraley

A Franks

Wendy D

Frantz

Christina

Carolyn

Gallagher

Kerry Michele Gallagher

L.

L,

Freytag

Melissa R Fry

Alana

M

Gallo

Richard

P- Fry

Lisa M. Gaily

217

218

Gasper

David K Garton

Bridget

Joy Ann Gaydos

Shawn E

Patricia Getlel

John

J

Gelnett

Gibas

James R Gavio

Laura J George

Scott S

Gibbs

Deanna L German

David S Gethers

Rebecca A Germano

Morgan Gilden

Gregory Classic

Catherine Rose Cober

Cathleen

Monica L

Christine

J.

Golden

Grayblll

M Haas

Linda

K,

Golie

Janet

Donna

J

Grego

Denise

Donna

M

Haas

Victor E

L.

Gorman

M

Grimes

Karen

A,

Gouba

Ronald D Gruver

Susan M, Graeff

Ann Mane Gralewskie

Amy M Guckenberger

Lon Ann Guitson

Habib. Jr

219

Mary

E,

Haines

Hansbarger

;:?o

Susan D Haines

Gwendolyn

Noreen Hannus

Suzanne L Harger

Hall

Karen Hamilton

L

A Hartman

Hagstrand

Haflett

Paul

Deborah Hanna

Michael Hans

Lori

L Hartman

J,

Candace

Hartranft

Christopher Hartsough

Scott

M

Heckert

Carolyn

Renee

J,

Harlzel

A, Heater

Jerry

W

Hauck

David L Heilman

Todd

E,

Hauck

Michele H Heimbach

Sharon

J,

William J

Patricia

Haug

Laura

Helkowski

Dan

Heron

M

W

Hearn

Hendricks

Carol A. Helnck

22'

Peter J

David B Hoffman

Milissa

Homa

Therese M^ Horstmann

Donna

IVI.

Hotalen

Alice

M

Hopkins

Betsy Ann Houston

Hiltpold

Belinda

L-

Hoffman

Thomas

A.

Hopkins

Jamie T Horiache'

Kay S Hornberger

tVlichele

L

Hoye

Tamara R Hrusovsky

Allison

Hughes

Kirsten

A Hughes

Lauren E Jackman

Kathy A.

Tamee

L

Hummel

Jackson

Joanne

M

Hunsicker

Thomas A Jackson

Melissa A. Ickes

Yvonne

D.

James

Mane

Debbie Ann Ignatovich

Eileen

Sandra

James George Jessick

Jeryl

K. Jeffes

Ann Johnson

Irving

Gregory A. Johnston

223

Caroline

M

Jupina

Berhard

J

Kahlau

William G. Kahres

liii^
Catherine

C

Kalanick

Joan M, Kavanuagh

k2i

Margaret

A Kane

Susan E Kantor

Michale

Karen

Kegelman

Janine E Kehler

Mark Vincent Kehoe

J

G

Karchner

Scott

A Karchner

Kimberly

A

Keller

Jay

K.

Nancy

Kase

L

Keller

Anna Maria

Lisa J

D,

Kempinski Michael

Kishbaugh

J,

Kennedy

Gretchen

M

Kepner

Gary

M

Kerstein

Galen M. Kessler

Mark

S. Kessler

Nainee M. Kline

225

Richard

Kelly

A

Kortz

Janet M. Krieger

Katharine A, Krajcir

Scott M, Kranson

Alison

Kathleen A. Krueger

Melanie R Kuhn

Julie

M

Krasner

A Kuntz

A Klingerman

Susan

E.

Kocher

Diane M, Kraus

Wilfred B. Kreutzer

Patricia A. Kurdinsky

Faith L

Lafferty

Heidi

N Lamm

Donna

K.

Lavin

Linda

M

Laneve

Giles M. Leach

ClareAnn Lankowski

Wendy

Jodi C, Lebo

Richard Leo Lehr,

A.

Larock

Philip

Jr.

S Lathrop

David B Leister

Patricia

Lewis

Jacqueline

Roger

Maria

A

Laughlin

E, Leitzel

C

Lilsertella

227

Kenneth C Liebel

Judith

Mane

Linder

«'..

Jill

William S, Lockwart

David

2?8

E,

Loreman

Christine E

Sylvia

Loftus

Anne Lorenc

Colleen B Loftus

Janet K Logan

David

Roben

A, Lovell

W

Low

S Lippincott

Karen L Litwak

W

Paula L Longo

Matthew

Martha

L,

Lohr

Lucas

David

C

Ludin

feiki
Christopher M. Lutz

Maureen

I-

Mahoney

Mameil C. Lutz

Donna Jean Luzenski

Christine M. Lyorts

Michael A. Maize

Mail^ J.

MaKara

John

Usa

F.

A

MacDevette

A. Malonoski

Adrian

C

Marcewicz

Jill

7

!

\\

M. MacFartand

Warxja

M

Mandell

Laura E Marchione

229

230

Suzann M, Maurer

Paula Y Maury

Patricia

Jon E May

Melisa L McCalister

Kevin

L.

D Maust

McCann

May

Constance M. Maxinno

Candace

Susan A McCarthy

Ann Mane McConnell

J

Cynthia

Jeffrey

M May

Mark McConnell

Robert S McCracken

Joseph

J

McFadden

Michael A, McDarby

Kevin

P,

McGinnis

Alicia

McDonald

Colleen

A McGoff

Mary

L,

McDonnell

Diane H, McElhiney

Kelly

L.

McGuckin

Michael

J.

McHugh

Meredith L McElvaney

Marcelle

T.

Mclntyre

fL^^

Lisa M.

McMullen

Karen

A.

Medei

Sonya

D

Mellott

231

Patricia

A Metzger

Cathy Ann

?32

Milot

Susan

M

Metzger

Sherri A. Minnlch

Teresa M. Meszaros

Mary

L.

Metallo

Steven D. Metzker

Scott R, Michael

Julie R- Miller

Thomas

K. Miller

Christine M. Miskiewicz

Tinnothy A. Mitchell

Mohammed

Shailesh

M Modha

N, Moadeli

Michelle

Carol

D Molyneux

A Murphy

Robert

M Monroe

Dennis

J-

Murphy

Wayne R

Morris

Marriann Murray

Christina A. Morrison

Donald L Motel

Patricia

Kim M, Mychaliszyn

Michelle Lynn Myers

Lori

Leslie

D Newnnan

S

A Moyer

Namey

Vincent P Nicastro

233

Rhonda C Noble

.

Whitney A

Kelly A.

"JSA

Noll

O Keefe

Lisa

A Nonnenmacher

Sharon M. Olinger

Pamela

Lan

S,

J

Norton

Olsen

7

John A O'Brien

Lynn

M Oman

^B^HilBli.
Diane L O'Connor

Terina L

Oman

Timothy

J.

Noggle

li

Sharon Elizabeth O'Connor

Hugh

J

O'Neill

Debra

L,

Opalesky

Dawn A Panzer

Owen

Fay M, Ortiz

Janice L Osborne

Janelle L Ostrich

May

Laurel

Wendi L Patacconi

Sandra

Kimberlee A. Penizotto

Joanne Peragino

Rebecca A

Jetfrey

L, Partitt

K,

Paul

M,

Perry

Anthony J Panucco,

J.

Jr.

Persavage

235

Emmett

Judi

A

Heidi

•'le

J.

Pollard

Prutsman

Susan

C. Powell

Paul J

Pugnetti

J

Phillips

Ann Pisco

Russell E. Piper

Lori

Prashant Prabhakar

Lora J Price

Rosemary

Theresa

Quagliariello

S,

Quaresimo

Scott

Margaret D, Pierce

E. Pict^ford

Elizabethi

Ann

Pitts

Walter Vincent Price

Marsha K Ralston

III

Plower

Colleen

S.

Mark

Pntz

E.

Susan

L,

Ralston

Thomas Mark Rampulla

Anthony

Lauren L Reeder

Camilla

Robin

G

Reese

Elizabeth Gail Reighter

Wilbur

J

Ratchford

Alyssa G. Ratner

Karen

M

Raybuck

J.

David Redanauer

Brian B. Reddish

A Reedy

J.

Raid

Christopher J Reilly

23T

Norine Richards

Kathleen

M

Richards

E .^^
April M. Ripple

Jane E

Ritter

Lavette

M

Barbara

A

Richardson

Maria Richardson

Ritz

Elizabeth

Michael L Rexrode

Troy Brent Rice

John T

Todd

Riley

A,

RIpkey

-V^-^K \

M

Robbins

Robert

C

Robert

Craig S Rohrbaugh

Stephen F Rohrbach

J

Gail

Rosenberger

Diane

Lora

J.

J

Roinick

Rosengrant

Jeffrey S, Ro|Ohn

Patricia

Ann Ross

Scott

W

Wayne

Romberger

A, Rotelle

Maribetfi

Romeo

Dana Renee Rougtiton

Eric T

RutI

JoAnn

Rosanelli

Collette A. Runkle

Jill

E.

Saeva

239

M

Kathleen

Denise

M

Gregory

?40

P.

Sanioro

Sarmento

Schank

Bret

M

Robert

Sarge

A

Sarrafian

Scott C, Scheffler

Melissa Jean Sargent

Marybeth A Sawyer

Joan

M

Schiavino

Todd R Sctiankweiler

Lisa J

Schlegel

Cynttiia

M

Scanlon

Kim Schanbacher

Pamela

M

Schlegel

Andrea

M

Schlosser

Li;

//
Pamela A Scholl

Melissa A. Schmer

Wendy Mane Schrack

Kevin

John Gary Schicchitano

Enc Steven Scott

Paul J Sedlak

Mary

Andrea

M

Mary

Gretchen M. Sharar

Suzanne

M

Schock

Christine Sexton

T.

Shanley

Ellen

Sedor

L.

Schraden

J,

Seksinsky

Scott R, Schreckengast

Steven

R. Sell

241

R.

?42

Douglas Sigler

Patti

Mane Sheptock

Donna

A. Sibley

Karen Lee Siddall

Shief

^

L
Diane Elizabeth Shields

Lisa

Ann

Shott

Lon L Simons

Lynne C Shultz

Mary B Shupkai

Lon

Myra K Sindlinger

Kimberly Ann

Michael S Skrzat

Sitler

Nancy R Skuba

Karen Lyn Slye

Stephanie A. Slysh

Thomas W. Smelas

Gary A Smith

Guy M. Smith

Christine M. Spangler

Jolene

Suzette

T.

Smith

Mane

Spering

243

Richard

S.

Steckel

Stephanie A, Stewart

244

Sally J

Teddi

Stem

Mae

Stone

Valerie

Lynn

James B

Stella

Strack

Cheryl

J.

Stabler

Michele

Diane

R.

Stengel

Karen

William

H

Strickland

J

Mane

Starzecki

Steward

Kimberly S Strobeck

W

Garry Stebbins, Jr

Mary

R.

Sandra

Stewart

A. Stucker

Ann

M

Stugnn

Tammy M

/ /
Todd

S.

Talanco

Robyn

M

Amy

Sukanick

J,

Sunderland

Cheryl L Sunshine

Shelly Lee Supatina

Laurie

D

Sutton

/y

Talbot

245

246

Thomas

Lisa J

Thomas

Richard R

Valerie

R Thompson

Michael John Tiedeken

Denise

Susan

B. Tipping

Michele A. Tobin

Lisa

I

Matthew A Thompson

Tillery

A Tomlinson

Mark

J

Paul

R Touey

Tillman

Lori

M

Susan

Timberlake

L.

Tredinnick

Marlellen Tim

Rosemarie

Trigiani

Britt

D^

Trumbower

Tracy LUnderkoffler

Lori E.

Varney

Elaine

Leroy

M

J,

Tushup

VanBuskirk

Allison D. Veith

Lisa

A

Tuthill

Ellen Louise

VanHorn

Marina T Ventresca

A

Pamela S Uhl

Lisa

Cynthia E Vanteyens

Frank R Varano

Ulshafer

Holly A, Underkoffler

Roseann

M

Varano

Carol

Jane

S,

Paul J

248

Warfel

Wassum

Kimberly

William

M

M

Warfield

Watkins

Ann Walters

Marianne Waselik

Mary T Wash

Robert P Weaver

Joel

A Weible

Christopher Paul

Ward

Margaret Ward

Washychyn

Denise

Randy L Weidner

Susan

Jill

E.

E,

Waskie

Wenrich

Tammy

•pnl L

J

Wernet

Williams

Jacqueline Ann West

Carol A.

Westwood

Kristina

J,

Wetherhold

Richard

C Whelchel

Linda S Whitebread

Elizabeth A. Williams

249

250

Monika E Winder

Candy

L Wingate

Ellen L, Wotfi

Debra

J

Wozniak

Tina Knsten Wolf

R. Craig Wolff

Elizabeth G. Wrigfit

tVlargaret

M

Wullet

Alexander P Wolfgang

Lisa

f^^.

Wyatt

Cfiarlotte R.

Sandra

T.

Wool

Yancoski

Julie A.

Yanko

Janet

Mane Yescavage

Young

Carol

Karen S York

Sally Yost

Susan Marie Youshock

Jacqueline

Marianne

Rae A Zehndner

E. Zellner

Kay A Yocum

A Zack

Amy

J

Zakrzewski

Thomas

R. Zhiewski

Larry R.

Daniel

Yocum

Young

Stephen

G

Anne M.

Zeplin

Zaie

Mary Yodzio

Michele

A Young

Jotin Michael Zatratz

Barry Yohey

Renee D Young

Scott R. Zdunick

Connie J Zwoyer

251

Susan M.

Levmown, PA.Phi Sigma

Abell,

Donna

Achey.

L,

Pi,

Phi Beta

Norciion, PA, Delta

Kevin M. Abromaitis. Easi

Mu

Lambda

Diane Adamouich. Malvern, PA

Rashid Ahmed,

Adil

David
Psych Club,

Salat, Kuwait,

Program

inter Rei,

Daniel M. Alberts, Nornstown, PA, FCA, Wrestling, Accounting Club

Kay

Magna Cum Laude, KDP,

PA, Graduated

L. Albln, Lancaster,

PhKPh, PSEA, ARS, Field Hockey

Michael

T. Albright, York,

Angela Aloisio, Williamsport,
Omicron Delta Epsilon
Beth

Obiter, Phi

Amrick, Allentown, PA, Bloom News.

J.

Mary Arnott, East Strousburg, PA.

CCM
Lambda

Hall Council. Phi Beta

Ann Marie Butchko,

P.

1

PSEA

ewisburg. PA,

DEB, Med Tech Club, PSEA

Swoyersville, PA,

J. Calvello. Hazleton, PA, Acctg Club, DMD, PBL
Dana Lynn Campanaro, Broomall, PA, Theta Tau, Residence Lile
Joseph J. Cannavo, Succasunna, NJ, CGA (Treas, Exec Council),
Budget & Finance Committees (Chair), Studio Band, Intra, University

TKE,

S. Cary, Bridgwater, NJ,

Econ

Xi,

Shavertown, PA, French Club, French Exchange

L,

PA

Berwick,

K. Carl.

Karen M. Aungst, Pine Grove, PA, SNA

Sean

Michael E, Castner, Dalton, PA, Delta

E,

Bachman,

Miftlmville,

PA, Accounting Club, Delta

Mu Delta

Cheerleader, Circle-K Club

Cosmos
Jacklyn

E. Bailey, Clark

V

I

Uura A. Baker.
CEC PASEA
Robert

Summit, PA, Field Hockey, Intramurals

P.

Scott

Band, Intra, Off Campus Committee, PSEA, Program Board
Chapman, Bloomsburg, PA, Infra, Fin Club, Ice Hockey

IVCF, FCA,

Glenn

T,J,

James

J.

Donald

Baran. Jr.Dritton, PA, KME, Math Club, WeightliHing

Barni, Marion Heights, PA.

BU

Players (VP), SAA,

Alpha Psi

Douglas A. Barto, Lancaster, PA,

Bicycling, Skiing

Christopher Basar, Mountain Top, PA, Circle K

(Pres),

DMD

(VP),

Acctg Club

Kathy Batcho. Challont, PA, AMA, ASPA, PhKPh
Poltstown, PA,

Tina Marie Beaver, Lewisburg, PA

WBUQ/BSC, So

Pi,

Class

Treas

Chisesi. Easion, PA, Bowling,

Chomiak

E.

Mary Chupkai,
ric. The Voice,

Bethlehem, PA, Anlhro Club

Country

PSEA

Ann Hiem

Julia

Lynn Benn. Bangor, PA, PBL, PSEA, Acclg CLub

Benler, Winfield, PA, SOAR,

DMD

Bethany Benscoter. Berwick, PA, Acctg Club, PBL,

BenU.

Shirley A, Cicero.

Marybeth Bergen. Cogan

Bonnie

L.

BAHI, Zeta

Station, PA,

Millville,

PA, SNA,

Besecker, Sayre, PA, CARC, CEC, Student Council, Special

Sharon

NSA

Bickel. Ambler, PA, AST,

Lori A. Biehl. Acctg Club,

DMD,

Club, Spectrum.

Ann

Melissa

Cathy Lynne Blessing.

K.

Mass

Comm

Hill,

PA, ACEI

L. BIyler. Bloomsburg, PA, ACS. ESC, Commuters
Mary Elizabeth Bobis, Freeland. PA, NSA
Annamarie Bodkin, Ivyland, P

(Vice-Pres)

Robert Bolus.

Whitehall. PA. Phi Sig Xi (Pres), Baseball (Capt)

Karen M, Bowers. Theta Tau

Maureen Boyle. PSEA,
Gorgi

PA

R, Bordner, Northumberland,

Tri

(Treas),

Swim,

Intra

(Treas), Infra

Ann Bozochovic, Williamsport,

PA,

Intra,

PBL, Student

Activities

Christopher Clody. SAC,

Hazleton, PA, ACEI, PSEA, Psyc

Catherine M. Braxmeier. Bethlehem, PA, Chi

Charmaine Lynn Bray. Bangor, PA,
Lisa Bregler, Lansdale, PA,

SAA

Fr

(Pres),

Assn

Anna

L.

Colgan,

PBL, Arts

& Science

Student

York,

Correale

J,

Gail A. Breznicky,

Ciarks Summit, PA,

(Public

Relations)

Pottsville,

PA, PBL,

Players, Tlie
Infra.

Pamela

S.

C. Brumtield,

S.

J,

Cressman, Huskies,

SOAR

Cronin.

Annette C. Bruno,
Club, NSA, Husky

Churchville, PA, PBL,

ASPA,

WoCo

HC

Bethlehem, PA, Student Athletic Trainer, VBall

ASPA

(Pres

AMA,

),

CCM,

=CA
Tivcsa

252

ARS

Fr

WBSCAA/BUQ, Theatre

Club, CAS,

Yardley, PA, Dean's
Peckville, PA,

(Dir)

Chi,

Club

Psych Assn, Who's Who,

Ski Club,

WBUQ, AMA

L. Dillinger.

ODE, PBL,

Psi, Players,

Piltston,

Buck. Lehighton, PA, Band,

Wom

Chor,

CARC,

Obiter,

Wom

Choral

F,

Infra

KDP,

PSI, Infra,
Intra,

PSEA,

NEA

SNA, Program Board,

FCA, PSEA, IVCF, Vball Club

List,

Homecoming
Barbara

J,

Fr

ASA

Club (Sec),

Pi

CCM, SNA,

STT, Special Olympics

DEB,

Fairless Hills, PA,

Fin

Sig,

Prog Bd

Club

Walsontown, PA, Acctg Club, PBL

George. Wescosville, PA, ASA, AFROTC, RA,

German, Cogan

L.

(Pres), Infra.

Gamble, Pleasant Mount, PA, Soc Club

E, Gelnert,

J.

KDP

DMD, PBL.

Comm

Joy Ann Gaydos,
Laura

PhKPh,

(VP).

John M. Gargani, Lambda Chi, Soccer
Sharon Marie Garger. Allentown, PA, SNA
Bridget Ann Gasper, Ft Dix, NJ, Soccer (Manager). Chi
James R. Gavio, Hazelton, PA, PBL, AMA

Shawn

Econ Club

Tennis

Alana M. Galio, Bangor, PA,

Station, PA,

•'

Fin

Club

Psych Assn (Sec). Psi Chi. Phi

Peei Advisor

Wrestling, Bio

AMA,

ASPA-

Fr Club,

Club

Scott S. Gibbs. Bellport, NY, Tennis, Fin Club

Cathy Gober.
Intra

(Pres),

Intra,

Morgan L. Glldea, Bndgewater, NY, ASPA, ARS, RA Adu
CGA, PBL, HC

PBL

Bloom, STD,

Chi, Intra,

Psi, Football

Gallagher. Morganiown, PA, NSSHLA,

L.

Gregory Glassic, Shamokin, PA, FCA,

(Treas),

CGA, Voice,

PA, Program Board. ARS,

Kerru M. Gallagher. Southampton, PA, Acclg Club

Sound

Easter Seals Telethon (Prod),

Whitehall, PA,

Cathleen Golden, PBL, Tn

Bd, Dean's

Infer Rel,

IVCF, X Country

SNA, SNAP

Sig,

RA.

CCM, PSEA

Linda K, Golie. Royerstord, PA, PIX, Acctg Club,
Janet Gorman. Randolph, NJ, PSEA, ACEI, Ski Club

Karen Gouba. East Petersburg, PA

Tennis

PA, Acctg Club, PIX (Treas)

Susan M.

Graeff, Hershey, PA,

Ann-Marie

Monica

J,

ACEI, Peer Advis-

List,

Langhorne, PA, Track, Cheerleader. X Country,

Donna

E.

L. Graybill, Lititz,
J,

Wom

Tennis, Inter Rel

Gralewski, Susquehanna, PA, SNA, Photo Club
PA, PBL,

DMD, Ewl HC

Grego. KDP, PhKPh, SOAR, PSEA

Denise M, Grimes, Lebanon, PA, KME, KDP, PhKPh, IVCF

List

DMD, Tn

Sig,

Morrisville,

PA

M, Doll, Dover NJ,

Brenda

Sellersville,

Patricia A. Gettel, Lebanon. PA. Phi Delta,

(Capt), Softball

David Scott Doermann, Frederick, MD, PhKPh,
Jill

(Pres),

CEC

P, Fry Jr. Ambler, PA,

John Gibas.

AMA, ASPA, PBL

List,

AMA

Bloom News,

West

SOAR

Robert G. Gabil. Mechanicsburg, PA, Zeta

Sig

NSA, SNAP, Cheerleader

Ardsley, PA,

Alpha

Track (Capt), CEC, Proi

PA

Lisa M. Gaily. Mechanicsburg, PA,

Comm

Brian C, Dent, Norwood, PA, SIO, Econ Club

WBUQ,

Wom

List

D. Frantz, Muncy, PA,

Deanna

Stage (Chair)

PA

Homecoming Comm, Gov Board

Who's Who, Dean's

AMA

Maureen M. Delaney, Exton, PA, AST
Bruce R. DeLong. eesport, PA, TKE,
DeNagy,

Sunbury,

Tresckow, PA,

Fowler, Benwick,

L.

Carolyn
IVCF, Infer Rel

Deam, Wyomissing, PA, X Country, Track, Phi Sig Pi, CARC
CEC, PSEA
Gregory H. Dean, Randolph, NJ, Intra, Alumni Assn, AMA
DarIa Louise Deibler, Delaware Water Gap, PA, PSEA, Signify, BAHI

Kathryn
J.

Ski Club, Forensics,

CGA, FCA,

Nancy Lee Davis, Elmira, NY, ROTC. Psi
An and Science Student Council. Honors

P,

Dean's

Infra,

Richard

Davidson, Lake Harmony, PA. Beta Sig

P.

III,

J. FIdlshIn,

Richard W. Futterer, Phoenixville, PA, Lambda

SNA

(Pres)

Kimberly A. Donnell,

Leslie J. Buck, Nazareth PA, Band, TBS, Choir, BAHI, PSEA,

Club, Program Board

Melissa R. Fry. Muncy, PA

PBL

Jettrey H, Darrow. Hallsfead PA, Bowling, KME, Math Club, KDP, Intra

Club Dean's

Amb, Health Science Council

Comm

CGA. RA.

ol Trustees,

Quest

Econ Club

Hall Council

Med Tech Club
Comm, Acctg Club

Christina Lee Freytag. Ambler, PA, FCA,

Choir, Madrigals (Treas)

Crosson, Lewistown, PA, RA,

(Seen Lye

Ferguson

C.

Wendy

Voice

Mark M. Dimmick. Northampton, PA, PBL, DMD, Acctg Club, Finance
West Chester, PA, PBL, AMA,

Acctg Club

(Sec), PBL,

Fecker. Sunbury, PA, Concert

J,

Quinn Feeney, Mass

Players,

DMD

M, Crawford. Germansville, PA, BAHI (Pres)

Diane

Brown.

Sharon Lynn Brown,

Jane

ASA,

Roger

Patricia Devers,
Intra

DMD

Beth Ellen Fraley, Muncy, PA,

CARC, CEC

Dawn

Cancer Telethon

Brenda Brong. SIroudsburg. PA. ACEI. PSEA
Steven W. Brooks, Whitehall, PA, Baseball, Econ Club,
Nancy J. Brown, King ol Prussia, PA, AMA, PBL

Steven

Robert A. Francis,

Hazleton PA, Baseball,

III,

CEC

John Francis Falvello II, Hazleton, PA, PSEA, WBUQ
Patricia Sue Falvello, Hazlelon, PA, SPSEA
Maureen Farreu, Gladstone, NJ, AST, Fd Hockey, Econ Club

David John Francella, PBL, Acctg Club,

Kerry A. Desmond, Springfield, PA, Program Board

AMA, ISC

(V-Pres), Special Olympics,

David Brooks Everett, Sparta, NJ, Luz HC, FCA, College Republicans.
Acctg Club, Army ROTC

Russell

PA

Catherine Marie Desko, Perkasie, PA, FCA,

ASPA

Christine Brogan. Allentown, PA, Tn Sig (Pres),

CARC

Tina M. Forese, Bloomsburg. PA, Acctg Club

ASPA

Eng Club, SD Club

Fr Club,

JeMrey W, Cox, West Hazleton, PA,

P.

HC

Hollidaysburg, PA, Football

MaryBeth DePiero.

Judith Brennan. Shamokin, PA, Acctg Club, PBL

T&F

Eric L. Erb, Zeia Psi, Lacrosse,

Tori Jo Everhart, York, PA,

Club, Acclg Club, Hall

Infra, Ski

Christine Ford, Cafasauqua, PA, Cheerleader (Capt), PIX

Marykale Denneny, Hatboro, PA, Fd Hockey

Counci

SOAR, SPSEA, KDP

Stephanie A. Epting, Hamburg, PA,
Council, Program Board, DMD

DarIa J. Flick. Beiwick, PA, Players,

PA

Paoli,

Kathleen Conrey, Prog Bd,

Mary Denicola,

Club

Milton, PA,

Intra

DMD, AMA, PBL, ASPA

ement

Beth A. Collins, Laceyville, PA, AST, SNA, ARS, Ewl

Eva

NSA

Sig.

PSEA.

Steven G. Firmstone, Honesdale, PA

AMA

Brian S, Cole. Soccer, Econ Club, SIG,

Michelle A. Delonng, Center Valley, PA,

Suzanne M, Bradish.

Emswiler, Ben«yn, PA, TKE (Treas), CGA,

E,

Aware,

Med Tech Club

I

Assistant

(V-Pres, Sec),

Anthony Eisenberg, Bloomsburg, PA, WBUQ,
Mark J. Elgin. Ml Carmel, PA, ESC (Pres)

Marianne

Phi Delia

Sig

FCA

Cynthia Lynne Ehler, Newfoundland, PA,

L.

Ellen V.

Liella Pi

Bonshak.

STT

Barbara Daw. Nornstown, PA. Acctg Club. PBL, Kiwanis Club

Diane M. Bodnar. Hazlelon, PA, Forensics, CEC, PSEA

Donald

SAA

Cynthia G. Davis, West Chester, PA, Forensics, Mass

Debra

List,

Chris A. Clemens. Sunbury, PA, Psy. Chi

Christopher

Camp

Deans
KDP

Clayton. Dresher, PA, Lacrosse, Zeta Psi L S

Arlene E. Daily, Dallas, PA, PBL,

Piogram Board

Marsha Eckrote. Bloomsburg. PA

James

Karen Annette DalPino, PBL

Ski Club, Intra

Kimberly Ann Bittner. Calawissa, PA, Circle

J,

SOAR,

Kristen A. Curtis. Meadowbrook, PA,
J.

Players, BAHI. Signify

Michele Ciglan, McAdoo, PA, Chi Sig

Alesia Crum, Sayre, PA,

Olympics

ACEI, Ski Club

DMD

PA, Ski Club, PBL, Acctg Club

Bell,

Catherine Fenicchia, Berwick, PA, Acctg Club

Lisa

Psi, Signity

Eastlack. Blue

J,

Laurie E, Ciesla. Oak Ridge. NJ, NSSHLA, SAC,

Thomas

Upward Bound, NSSHLA

PA,

r'ullsville,

Pamela Hazlak Oymond. Shickshinny, PA,
Barbara

Kickline,

Lynda M. Fedor. Wilkes-Barre, PA, Council
PSEA, Who's Who

PA,

Kathryn Coyle.

Julia

PSEA (Sec),

PIX,

Priscilla Faust. Sebastian, FL,

Ame-

SNA

Millville,

Lewis

Saylorsbuig, PA, Ski Team, Chi Sig. Ski Club, X

Bell,

(Editoi-in-Chiet),

PA, Public Relations Student Society of

Donald A. Cicero,

Wes Cook,

SNA

Kelly Belles. Glen Lyon, PA, Theta Tau,

Kimberly D.

Infra

Bloomsburg, PA, The Voice

Jr.,

Pottsville,

Sonia Cooley,
J. Bell,

NSNA and SNAP Con-

Harleigh, PA, Acctg Club,

Diana Fagan. Hazlelon, PA,
Intra

Noele Marie Collura, Caldwell, NJ, T&F, X Country,

Frank Bebenek, Elysburg, PA, OWL, Delia

Andrew

SNA

Chesonis, Shenandoah, PA, SNA,

Carol Lynn Ciocco, Natalie, PA,

CARC, CEC, Special Olympics
S. Baum.
Rebekah Baum, Columbia, PA, CEC, CARC, Wom Choral, Choir
Student Advisory Board, RA
Rebecca D, Baumgartner, Sayre PA, PSEA DEB
Sharon K, Bayless, Ciarks Summit, PA, Mass Comm Club
Janel L. Beaver. Northumberland, PA, CEC, SOAR, PSEA
Danette

Aware

Kehr Union Governing Board (Chairman), CGA, Kappa Alpha

DMD, PKP, PBL

Calawissa, PA, Accounting Club,

Johanna

Colette

MENC,

Doriann Duda. Kingston, PA,

Peggy Engleman,

Cheerleaders

Ski Club,

Hall Council,

Daria A. Chesonis. Shenandoah, PA,

AMA

PA, Maroon and Gold Band,

Liters,

Ann Barnes,

Mark

Acctg Club

Chi,
Pi,

PSEA

Soccer

,

Lisa B. Bair, York. PA, Phi Iota Chi,

Erica

Wayne, PA, Lambda

D, Cassidy.

Ina Cherry. Philadelphia, PA, Ski Club, Special Olympics, Proi

Bailey, St Vincent,

(Pres (86-87), V-Pres(85-86)).

ot Directors,

Sheila Engel, South Williamsport, PA,

Gabrlelle E. Chalfont, Morristown. NJ, Lacrosse. Cheerleaders, RA.

Mary Teresa Ann Bach, Kulpmont, PA, PSEA, ACEI, Intramurals

ESC

SThT

vention,

Mark

Carpenter, Jonestown. PA

Frank J. Arenella, Bloomsburg PA, Student Art Association, Anthropol-

Sandra

Chi,

Kimberly Eline. Prospect Park, PA, Theta Tau (V-Pres)

Melody

Lorraine

ogy Club

Lambda

ACEI

IFC

Intra,

NSA

Bernville, PA,

SNAP Board

Deborah M, Dudeck.

NJ

Little Falls,

Program

Augustine, Altoona, PA, Tennis, FBLA, Phi Sigma

Club

Lori

English Club

Intra,

Hawrthorne, CT,

III,

E. Driver. Paxinos, PA, VBall Club, Receptionist

Ann Duchan,

Carol

Richard W, Burkett. Perkasie, PA, Senior RA. STD,

David

Robert

Region D Coordinator

Sugarloat, PA, Acctg Club

H, Burger.

Janet C. Carey,

Steven

Van Doran Douglass

BU News,

Mascot, Special Olympics, Athletic Advisory Board

ARS
Suzann Asher.

Voice,

Joseph

Sigma Pi
PA, Theta Tau Omega, AMA Econ Club

PA The Voice,

WBUQ,

Span Club

Squealer Magazine.

Lynne Butkiewicz.

Julie Albright. Newport, PA, Phi lota Chi, Accounting Club

Annette M. Dormer, Stiamokin, PA, Soc Club, Program Board

Challont, PA, Ski Club, PBL,

Allentown, PA, Band,

S. Burian,

Dianna

Board

Organizations

PSEA

Hazleton, PA, Forensics.

Patricia Buglio,

Deborah Lynne Bukta,

PA, Women's Ctiotal, Program Board

Belli,

CGA, FCA, PCM

Elwell Hall Council,

Delta, Football

KME

Donohue. PBL ASPA

Lori

Donovan. Media, PA PIX

Michelle Marie Dorin, PBL,

DMD, Dean

Ronald David Gruver, Luzerne, PA

Amy Guckenberger, Bloomsburg,
Wom Choral

ISC (Treas)

AMA,

Comm on Student

Intra

CEC, CARC, Special Olympics.

Ann Guitson. Pittston, PA, Softball, Fd Hockey
Gundrum, Hamburg, PA, Prog Bd, PBL, PBEA, PSEA, NEA,

Elsa M.
s List,

PA,

Kent R. Gutzler, WesI Lawn, PA. Delta

Donna M. Haas,

CGA,

Pi,

Fairless Hills. PA. PBL,

Intra.

AMA

CGA

Acctg Club

John

Hackenberg

D.

Paula

Hagstrand,

J.

Jr.,

Sunbury, PA,

DMD. Acctg Club

Mary Elizabeth Haines. Watsontown. PA. KDP
PhKPh

STD, PSEA,

(VP).

Debora

A.

Richard Klingerman

Susan

Fr Club,

Zela Psi LS,Ski

Phi Sig

Xi,

AMA, Acctg Club

Candace

A. Hartranft,

Christopher

New

Hartsough,

J.

Fcon Club

Country, Chi Sig

Trainer

M. Eileen Herbert, St Larksuille. PA. ACEI.

CARC. PSEA

Kathy A. Hummel. Sunbury. PA. Med Tech
Todd Herd, Huntingdan Valley, PA, Soccer,

Club. IVCF. FCA, Intra

o( Prussia.

Heuser, King

L.

Hlldebrand, Skippack. PA. Swim.

Joseph

Peter

Belinda Lea

PA. AST.

BACCHUS

David B, Hoffman.

Lititz.

PBL

PA. T&F.

Melissa Marie Homa, Hazelton. PA. Orch. PhKPh.

MENC. KME. Dean

s

Lisl

Alice M. Hopkins, Drexel

Thomas

Hill.

Hopkins. Houtzdale. PA. Phi Sig

A.

Kay Sato Hornt>erger,

Mifflinburg.

Xi (VP).

AMA. Wgtiilt Club

PA

M. Hotalen. Layton. NJ.

AMA

Michele Frey Hoye. Middlelown, NY, CARC, CEC, KDP
Tamara Rose Hrusovsky, Bethlehem, PA, Phi Delta, Vball Club, Worn

PCM, NSSHLA
(Sec & Tres), Y Rep,

Pte-Law Club
M. Hunsicker, Allenlown, PA. Mass

Melissa

Anne

Eileen M. Irving.

Lauren

Peckville, PA, Chi Sig,

CGA

Jackman.

E,

Comm

(Sec).

PBL

(VP).

CCM

Tamee L, Jackson. Great Bend, PA,
Thomas A, Jackson, Belhleham, PA, Acctg
Sandra Jeftes. East

Berlin,

PA,

Intra,

Club, Y Rep,

PBL

Dr Mark R, Jelinek.

James

Ann Johnson.

Jeryt

Gregory

Bsktball,

Melanie Jones, Mt Bethel, PA,

Susan T. Jones,
Dean s List PSEA

Mass

Comm

Intra,

Pro|

William G, Kahres. Fleetwood, PA, Goll,

Aware,

Med Tech

Club,

Kane. Ml

PKD

(Tres),

Dean's

Comm

Mass

Comm

Bio Club,

Intra,

Caldwell. NJ. Football

Wom

AMA, PBL

Longo, King

AMA

ot Prussia, PA,

AMA, PBL, Zela

Psi

LiWe

Sisters,

Lu/

Kerstein, ..i minster. PA. ARS. Acctg Club. EconCluD. ICB

HC

iPresI

Galen Mark Kessler, Bloomsburg. PA. BoClub. In Beta. KME. PhKPh
DIann L Kindig, Bloomsburg PA CARC. CEC. PSEA
Belinda F King, Howard PA,

M

KME

King. Roslyn. PA, Bsktball. Econ Club

Kevin Kinney,

jssex NJ Phi Sig Pi (Pres).

DMD,

J.

Motel, Lock Haven, PA.

Murphy.

Fairless Hills. PA,

SNA
Lambda

Rel.

Soc Club,

STD

Chi (Pres, Treas),

CGA.

Montour

Hall Pres,

Sisters

Kim M, Mychaliszyn. Catasauqua, PA, Pi Omega, Phi Delta
Michelle Lynn Myers. Birdsboro, PA, Chi Sig. Players. Choir
Lynn Yvonne Naugle. Berwick. PA
Lori S. Namey. Millville. PA
Neff. N.i.-areth

PA, Psi Chi, Psych Club

Dawn Newman.

Zeta Psi

Vincent

P.

Tammy

Nick. Forest City, PA,

Little Sister,

Med Tech

Club

Nicastro, Hulmeville, PA,

Intra,

DMD, PhKPh

ASPA

PBL,

Wom

Rec

Laurie A. Nitchkey. Easton. PA. AMA. DEB, CAS,

Rhonda
Supervisor,

Club

Wom

Coalition

PA

C. Noble. Marysville.

Timothy

J. Noggle, Hazleton. PA. Army ROTC RA.
Nonnenmacher. Stockholm. NJ, AMA, PBL
Whitney Anne Noll. Challont, PA, AMA
Pamela J. Norton. Scranton, PA, Tn Sig. SNA
John A. O'Brien, Glenmore. PA

Bio Club

Lisa

M. MacFarland. King

Intra,

ARS,

Hall Council

PA The Voice (Editor).
PA, Mass Comm Club

CEC

Mark

(Treas)

AMA

ASA. KDP. PSEA.

CGA

Lynn M. Oman. Bloomsburg. PA. SNA. Commuters (Co-Pres) Red
Cross Voiiinieer

(V-Pres).

Terina

Oman.

L.

Council (V-Pres)

Makara, West Hazleton. PA.

J.

Diane O'Connor, Hughesville. PA. Homecoming (Chair). Husky
Ambassadors (Sec) PSEA, Wom Chor, CEC, CARC, KDP, PhKP
Sharon E. O'Connor, Ashland PA Bio Club. Tn Beta
Sharon M. Olinger. Wyomissing, PA PBL, Acctg Club
Lari S. Olsen. Orangeville. PA.

ol Prussia,

Mahoney, Huntingdon. PA, DMD, PhKPh. ARS

L.

Hall

Intra.

M, Mandell. Benton,

SNA

(Treas)

Fay Oniz Bethlehem PA, Theta Tau

Janice

ROTC

AMA,

PA,

VV iiamsport.

Oebra Lynn Opalesky. Jenkmtown, PA. NSSHLA
Osborne.

L.

ARMA
PA

Janelle Ostrich, Robesonia

Hall Council

Ski

Mary Owen. Warminster. PA, ASA

PA

Holland, PA,

Econ Club. DMD.

E.

Intra.

ASPA

Ski Club.

English Club. The Voice.

Suzann Maurer, Washington Crossing. PA.
I

..I.,

I"

I
I

Aware.

KDP

Intra.

Intra

Program Board

,:.

Deane Maust. SOAR, Soc Club. Intra.
Candace J. May. Athens. PA, Acctg Club

Club

NSSHLA
Acctg Club.

(Treas). Vball Club.

AMA. PBL.

Ski Club.

RA

L,

Benrvyn, PA,

ol Prussia.

Ann Mane McConnell. Stanhope NJ
Jeffrey

McConnell, Bloomsburg. PA.
Rob McCracken. (tedtord. NY

Michael A McDarby, Scranton PA

Intra

PSEA ACEI

Bsktball. Wgtiilt

Finance Club

Psi Chi (Sec)

PA, Band, TBE,

Intra,

Soph and

Jr

-..veelheart

Wendi Lynne PatacconI, Shickshinny. PA. PSEA. Comnuler
Sandra K Paul. Husky Ambassador SNA. Homecoming Comm
Kimberlee A. Penlzotto, Brooklield. CT
Joanne Peragino, .\ewton, NJ AMA
Michael Percey, Bloomsburg, PA BSCC
Charmaine Perles, Intra PSEA, NEA
Rebecca A Perry. :ra CARC (Treas) Special Olympics
Jeffrey J Persavage Sr., Shamokin

PA SNA

Emmett

Ice Hockey.

J. Phillips,

PA

Middieporl

PA

Judi

A

Pollard, Catawissa

Susan C Powell.
Club

Lambda

Chi

Intra.

Mark

E. Pritz.

PSI

TBS

SIO

Bsktball

PA AMA Program Board

PA
PA PBL AMA Fa Hockey

Riegeisviile

'GA KDP

Lora J Price.
Walter V Price

Pre-Law Club

(Pres).

Intra, Soltbaii

Colleen S Plower, Bridgeport

PA ASPA AMA
Diane H McElhiney, Southampton PA Tn Sig SNA
Meredith L McEtvaney, Mt Carbon. PA ACEI PSEA Dean
Joseph J McFadden, .msdale PA Zeta Psi
Mary L McDonnell,

Parlltt. Milllinburg.

AMA

PA PhKPh.

PA Ski Club
Margaret D Pierce, PBL Acctg Club

Chi Sig

M

nriiirnj

Lori A. Pisco. Vinersviiie,

PA.

Acctg Club PBL

Jr..

Scott PIckford. Warminster

Swim

McCalister, Carlisle, PA, ASPA. Spanish Club

Susan A McCarthy. King

Panuccio

J.

Alison Panzer. Ouakertown.

Financ-e Club

Cynthia M, May, Stroudsburg, PA

Constance Maximo.

Dawn
HoniMv

Intra

B. Matyas. Bloomsburg. PA. PhKPh. ADK
Linda Marie Matzoni, Nanticoke. PA, Med Tech Club DEB,
Linda C, Maugel. Harrington. DE

M.r.'.

Anthony

Laurel Lynn

Marchlone, PSEA

Carta Ann Marsteller, Levittown, PA. CARC. CEC. Pro|
ARS
Thomas J. Martin. West Caldwell. NJ. Football, DMD

Melisa

Chor, Bio Club

MichaelJ Kennedy, •'lens. PA.SkiClub.MonHC. ARS. HA.ProgBd
Gretchen M Kepner. Berwick. PA

M

Intra.

Leslie

Patricia

Ril

Linda

Med Tech

PhKPh.

Amy
Club,

Voice.

Mark Kehoe. Mrrislown. PA. Phi Sig Xi. Ski Club. Econ Club
Kimberty A Keller, West Wyoming. PA. Psyc Assn. Psi Chi (Pres)
Nancy L Keller, -"o^riers Plains. NY, Ski Club, ARMA, ASA

Hillel

PBL,

Angela M. Marks, Pennsburg, PA, AST, DMD,

Joanie Kavanaugh, Gouldsboro, PA, Ski Club, Spectrum, Voice.
Karen Kegelman, New Millotd. PA, Band, PBL, Acctg Club
Janlne E. Kehler, Hamsburg. PA. ACEI (VP). PSEA. PCM. Anthro Club

Gary

DMD

Counci

Laura

List

Shickshinny, PA,

Carol A. Murphy. Newtown. PA.

L,

Hall Pres, ODE, PBL
Marianne Murray. Audubon, PA, SNA, Zeta Psi Lmie

Club,

AM A (VP). Forensics (Sec). DMD

Jay Kenneth Kase, New Cumberland, PA, AMA, Mass

Anna Maria KempinskI,

Army ROTC
The Voice, Inter

Dennis

(V-Pres). St Class V-Pres.

Club,

Patricia A. Moyer, Elysburg. PA.

Luzerne

CGA

Adrian C. Marcewicz, Philadelphia. PA.

Scott A. Karchner. Ben«ick, PA, Baseball

:

W

Christine Loftus. Moosic, PA,

Phil

DMD

PA

Inlr,i

Hellertown, PA, AST,

Michael G.J. Karchner. Danville. PA.

Donald

Mary

Mark Allen Manzo.

AMA

Econ Club
PSI

Larksuille, PA.

William S. Lockward.

L.

Monroe. Harrington. PA.

R. Morris, Norristown.

Christina A. Morrison, Landisburg. PA. Econ Club, ASPA, ODE,

Club, Bio Club, Quest

Bloomlield. PA. Football. Iniia

S. Lippincott. Easton. PA,

Wanda

PA
Carmei, PA

Susan Elizabeth Kantor,

Chem

Lisa A. Malonoski. Audubon, PA, PBL,

CCM

PA

Pre-Law Club
Carlisle, PA,

Judith M. Linder. Broomall. PA. ASA. Band. AMA. ARS.

Paula

DMD

Mitchell. Mechanicsburg. PA. Tennis

Wayne

Special Olympic Co-ordinator,

Jeanine Maier. Willow Grove. PA. IVCF. FCA. Band
Michael Maize. Riverside. PA

Catherine Kalanick. Berwick,

PhKPh

New

Liebel,

Club

Bernhard Kahlau. Lake Hiawatha. NJ, Football

A,

CARC,

A. Lesko, Reading. PA. Swim. Circle K (V-Pres)
Maria C. Libertella, York PA Image The Voice,

Montour

DEB

Kingston. PA.

Caroline M. Juplna, Lansdale. PA. SNA,

Margaret

Econ Club

Marcey

Maureen

Bsktball, Intra

Ellen B, Jones, Forensics. Phi Kappa, Voice,

Board,

SOAR

Econ Club PBL

KME. ACS

Laceyville. PA.

Johnston. Sayre. PA,

A.

A. Milot.

R. Michael

K. Lavin. Yardley, PA,

(Treas),

Jill

Econ Club

SNA

Tim

Campus Judicial

PA, SNA,

Pottsville,

Christine M. Lyons, Philadelphia

Jessick, Eivsburg, PA, Phys Soc (Pros)

Kimberty A, Joerger.

Jersey Shore. PA.

Muncy. PA. Acctg Club. Y Rep. The Voice,
Tamaqua. PA. Chi Theta Pi. SNA, Intra

Jacqueline Ann Lauglln.

Donna J. Luzenski, Milton, PA, Orchestra (Sec), STD (Treas, V-Pres),
KDP, Dean s List 86 Summer Honors Program, CCM, Hall Council (Pres),
ARS, Homecoming Sweelheart Court

FCA

Miller.

K. Miller.

Christine M. Miskiewicz. Polistown. PA. Acctg Club. PBL

Robert W. Low. Phi Sig Xi. PBL. ASPA. Lacrosse
Lentha L. Lucas, Hamsburg, PA, PhKPh, KDP, PSEA, CARC,
Marnell Lutz, Bloomsburg, PA, Alpha Psi (Pres), Players

PSEA
AMA, DEB, PBL
HC,

Renae

Julie

Larock. Sugarloaf. PA

Sylvia A. Lorene, Port Carbon. PA, PSEA.

AMA

AMA, ASPA

Mornsville, PA, Elw

Fd Hockey. AST. Student

Dave Loreman, Bloomsburg, PA, Kehr Union

Club. PIX

Ickes, Orangeville, PA, PSEA, Band, Choir, TBS,

Debbie Ignatovich,

Governing Board

Sherri A. Minnich. Treichlers,

Hall

JoAnne

PA

Philip S. Lathrop. Allenlown, PA, Bsktball Mgr, Athletic Trainer, Intra

Colleen B. Loftus, Moosic, PA,

PKD

The

Thomas

Karen LItwak,
Program Board

KIrsten A. Hughes, Moosic, PA, Forensics,

Choir,

DMD AMA

Betsy A. Houston. Warrior Run. PA

Choral

Band Announcer,

Wendy Ann

Jill

Therese Horstmann, Bensalem. PA. Fd Hockey. Lacrosse

Donna

PSEA, CCM, Special

PA

Metallo. Bloomsburg.

Cathy

Ken

PA. AST. Econ Club

Meron. Newton Square. PA.

L.

Bloom Magazine. STD, KDP
AMA, Intra, IFC
AMA. DEB

Patricia Metzger. Bethlehem, PA, ISC (Pres), CGA, DPMA. Kehr
Union
Governing Board, Greek Advisory Board, Who s Who, Theta Tau, DMD,
Acctg Club

David 8, Leister, Ambler, PA, Acctg Club, Intra
Roger Leitzel. Herndon, PA, Wrestling, Bike Club

Omega. PBL

Pi

SNA

Scott R. Michael. Robesonia. PA. Baseball

Jodi Cecilia Lebo,

PA

Halilax,

AMA

ASA,

Mellott. Numidia, PA, Players,

Clare Lankowski. Mocanaqua, PA. Soc Club. Psyc Assn

SAA

NSSHLA

Hiltpold, Challont. PA. Acctg Club, Intra,

HoHman.

Wom Choral,

Station. NJ.

Giles M. Leach, Berwick, PA,

(VP)

NJ, Bowling

Dallas, PA,

Steven D. Metzker. Williamspori, PA, CGA, ARS (Co-Pres), Kehr Union

Donna

L.

Renee

Mary

StudenI Trainei, Chi Sig

Alum CncI

St

DE
DE

Castle,

Jeffrey Mergel. Bethlehem, PA, TKE,
Patricia

PA, FCA,

Linda M. Laneve. Whiiehouse

Dan W. Hendricks. Bloomsburg. PA

CGA

Sig.

AMA

PA,

Hills.

Castle,

Terry Mesloh. Matamoras.

Kuntz. Cheerleaders

Lamm. Bloomsburg,

Heidi N.

Michele H. Heimbach, Fnola. PA. Bio Club (VP)
William J. Helkowski, Levittown. PA. AMA

New
New

Ann McKeown,

Sonya D.

CCM, KDP,

Chor, Players,

Olympics

Voice.

KME

Wom

Faith L. Lafferty. Lykens. PA, ACEI,

Fairless

Karen Medei. PIX PSEA, ACEI

Patricia A. Kurdlnsky. PBL. Dean's List

Laura M, Hearn. Cheltenham, PA, PhKPh, Vball Club, Worn Rec
Scott Michael Heckert, Phi Sig Xi. USMC PLC Prog

Karen

Ann

Julie

McHugh,

Lisa M, McMullen. Mount Joy, PA,

I

Ptiiladelphia, PA, Intra,

Carol A. Hetrick, T&F,

Club. Ski Club

Kathleen A. Krueger, Mounlaintop. PA. PBL. AMA, Prog Bd
Melanie Kuhn, ansdaie, PA. Hall Council

Columbia. PA

Todd E. Hauck, Watsontown, PA
Sharon J. Haug, Warminster, PA, X

Comm

PA. FCA. IVCF

Hill.

J.

Kelly

Diane M. Kraus, Leviiiown. PA. ASPA. AST

Camp

Michael

Karen Ann McKenna, Crantord.

Mass

York. NY.

Janet M. Krieger, Shamokin. PA.
PhKPh, NSSHI A

Suzanne L, Harger, Mildred, PA, SNA, CCM
Jamie Harlacher, Emmaus PA, Spectrum, Voice
Lori L. Hartman, Sign Lang Club

Prog

New

McGuckln. Spnnglield. PA. SNA. Tn

Michelle Mclntyre.

DEB

SNA

Kelly L.

Marcelle Mclntyre,

PA, Softball. Bsktball

Hill,

Katharine A, Krajclr. Allentown, PA, Psyc Assn. PBL

Wilfred Brian Kreutzer,

Mike Hans, Westwood, NJ,
Noreen Hanus, AST

AMA

Bloomsburg, PA, Football, Baseball

Jr.,

Camp

Alison Marie Krasner,

Club

Proq R

Kocher,

E.

Kelly Kortz, Warminster, PA, PBL,

PA

Hanna, Bryn Mawi. PA, AMA, PBL,

SOAR

Daniel A. Klingerman, Bloomsburg, PA, Wrestling, Acctg Club,

Susan D. Haines, Langhorne, PA, SNA, SNAP
Gwendolyn Hall, CGA, BCS (Sec). RA
Levrllown,

Colleen A. McGoff. Berwick, PA,

Paul H. Kline, Myerstown, PA. Soccer.

PA. PBL.

McGlnnis. Honesdale, PA, SIO (Treas), IFC, Finance Club

P.

Membei

List

Nainee Kline, Bloomsburg, PA

Whitefiall,

Karen M. Hamilton,

Kevin

Lisa Kishbaugh, Berwick. PA, SNA, Dean's

Vic E Habib, Fcon Club

III,

Columbia PA PhSP

Mahanoy

City.

PA

Air

Force

ROTC

Mittlinville

Heidi J. Pruteman,
Inlr.i

s List

S^

Emmaus PA

Band.

AMA (Sec) DMD

.r

P«ut J Pugnetti.

.

Rosemary

.'lYjro

PA Acctg Club Ski Club ICB
PA Tn Sig PSEA

Ouagllarlello, SpnngtieM.

253

Theresa
Voice,

Quaresimo, Stroudsburg, PA, Special Olympics,

S.

Karen

The

Intfa

L. Siddall,

Douglas

R,

Marsha K. Ralston, Indianapolis, IN, Chi Sig. Ski Club
Susan L. Ralston, Hanover, NJ, Phi Sig Pi. NSSHLA

Lori L.

Thomas Rampulla,

Kimbcrly A,

Anthony

Easton, PA, SIO (Pres), Jr Class V-Pres

Ratchtord, Kingston, PA, Phi Sig

J,

Myra

Xi,

KDP

Brian B. Reddish, Delta

Lauren

New

Columbia, PA, PBL, AMA,

ASPA
AMA,

Elizabeth G. Reighter, Mechanicsburg, PA, Tennis,

John

J. Reilly,

Ski

Club

Park, NY,

Bridge, NJ, Chi Sig (Pres),

DMD

Suzette Marie Spering, Montrose, PA,
Lisa Spotts Jones,

John T, Riley, Danville, PA, Golf
Todd Ripkey, Lehighton, PA, ICB

SNA

April Ripple, Challont, PA, Ski Club,

Barbara A.

PA
Allentown, PA

(V-Pres)

Cheryl

Ritz,

English Club (Co-Founder, Pres)

Elizabeth Madeline Robbins, South Floral Park, NY, BAHI (V-Pres,

Sec)

Rohrbach, TKE

F.

BACCHUS

(Treas),

(Trees),

CGA, Voice

Photographer.

Roinick, Weatherly,

PA
PA
Intra

Rosanelli. Chalfont. PA. PBL. Acctg Club

PA

DMD. Acctg

Collette A. Runkic, Dauphin. PA.

Kimberly

Sandra

Signify

Ann

Club, PCfvl

Caren G, Rush, Andover, PA, ASPA, AMA
Susan Rutstein, West Pittslon, PA, Bloom Magazine, STD, PCM,

Kathleen Santoro,

PIX,

Bret Michael Sarge, Laureldale, PA,

Hockey,

Chi, Ice

Melissa

DPMA, Finance

Sargent, Williamspon, PA, PBL, AMA,

J.

Club,

Lambda

fytass

Comm

Club,

Intra

Denise M. Sarmento, King

of Prussia, PA,

CEC,

CARC
Sig,

SNA, SNAP

Cynthia M, Scanlon, Nomstown, PA,

Gregory

P.

PIX, Image, KDP, BAHI. CARC
Schank, Waverly. PA. Soph Class Sec. Sr Class Sec. CGA,

NJ, ASA,

Scott Carl Schetfler, Holland, PA,
Schlegel, Mitflintown, PA,

J.

AMA

Pamela

Wendy

WBSC

S.

SNA

Little

Strobeck, Red Lion. PA. Cheerleader, PSEA, KDP, PhKP

Awareness, CEC,

CARC

SAA

John Gary Scicchitano, Psych Assn

CAS
Sedlak, West Wyoming, PA,

J.

Lambda

Chi, Intra

Seder, Wellsboro, PA, ODE, Econ Club, Arts and Science

E.

Student Council

Andrea

James

J.

PSEA,

Wom

Chor, CEC,

R.

Sellman

Jr,

Tri

Intra,

Mary Theresa Shanley, Florham

Park. NJ,

BACCHUS,

Students Advi

Brian K. Shavor, Downmgtown, PA, Phi Sig

Joy Sheffield.

Camp

Hill.

Xi,

ESC.

Intra

Lisa Marie Sheptock, Bethlehem. PA, Chi Sig, Econ Club, French

Club

Cogan

Station, PA, Softball, Pi

E. Shields, Wilkes-Barre, PA,

Ann

Omega,

Fd Hockey, Softball

Shott, Gienside. PA. Ski Club.

Lynne C. Shulti. Bloomsburg. PA. SOAR

PA

DMD. AMA
(V-Pres).

Soc Club. Peer

Sibley, Reading. PA. PStA.

Council.

Little

SPH Assn

Sisters

Club, PBL,

Williams, Mifflinburg, PA, Wgllift Club,

Gary C. Wilson, Lancaster, PA. CGA, Black

Intra,

List

AMA

PSEA, Special

DMD

Tri

Beta

Maryann Takacs, Tobyhanna, PA, PBL, Acctg Club
Todd S. Talarico, Wernersville, PA, CGA, Delta Pi (Pres)
Robyn M. Talbot, Rockaway, NJ, Chi Sig, Econ Club, Ski Club, Psych
Intra

Lisa A. Teel,
Intra,

Pi

Omega, PBL, PSEA, PBEA, NBEA. WRA,

Hall Council.

ARS

Pi

Monika

Wom

Chor, Alpha Psi

II.

Franklin Park, NJ, Track, Delta Pi

Williamsport, PA, PBL.

AMA. ASPA, Spe-

Olympics

Denise
J.

Med Tech Club, Program

J.

Tiedeken, Ambler, PA, History Club, CGA,

Tillery, Philadelphia,

R. Craig Wolff,

Club,

Tillman, Soccer, Ski Club (Treas), Student Alumni Council

Comm. Mass Comm

Susan Tipping, Warminster, PA, Thela Tau
MIchele Ann Tobin, St Clair PA Bloom Magazine

Haddon

Lambda Chi, Econ Club,

Hills,

PA, Choir

Trigiani. Rosela, PA, Chi Sig,

Xi

AMA

Alexander
Club

P.

Wolfgang, Ashland, PA, Anthropology Club, Folk Danc-

ing

Beth Wright, Whitehall, PA, Phi Delta

Psych Assn.

Yocum

PBL

Omega, FCA

Sally

Ann

Voice.

Frank Varano, Kulpmont, PA, TKE

Comm (Speech Path),

New Cumberland,

PA, Theta Tau (Corres Sec),

WBSC

Wapwallopen, PA

Yost,

Stillwater,

Orientation Advisory Board,
J.

Ski

Club

PA, PSEA, ACEI. PBL,

PA, Bsktball, Intra

AMA,

Chi Sig

Husky Ambassadors, SSHLA. Stud

Student Peer Advisor, Special Olympics-

Who's

Dir),

PhKP

Zaie, Bloomsburg, PA, PBL,

Thomas R. ZaIewskI, Shamokin,
Scott R Zduniak, Hamburg, NJ.

ASPA,

Intra

PA, Football

Marianne Elizabeth Zellner, Bethlehem, PA, Campus Scouts

Connie

PSEA.

Who

Zakrzewskt, Shamokin, PA, Quest. STD, Bloom Magazine,

Anne M.

CCM, The
Band, SNA

Phoenixville, PA, Bowling Club,
Milford, NJ,

Club, Chi Sig

MIchele A. Young. Williamsport, PA, Cheerieader, PSEA,

ACEI, PSEA, KDP,

Roseann Varano, Shamokin,

Jr,

KME,

Mary Yodzio, Shamokin. PA. Program Board. Players
Karen S. York, Souderton, PA, FCA, Dance Marathon, PBL
Carol A. Young, Easton, PA, BAHI, PSEA, KDP

Stephen G.

Special Olympics

Uhl, Salamanca, NY, Ski Club

Cynthia VanTeyens, West

Wom Chor,

SNA

Sandy Yacoski, Kulpmont, PA. Acctg
Julie Yanko. Newtown Square, PA

Student Planning Assn,

Underkoffler, Williamstown, PA, PBL, Public Awareness

Van Horn,

PA. Choir, Madrigal,

Jackie Zack, Shamokin, PA, Thela Tau, Onentation (Asst
VP).

Lisa Ulshafer, Samen/ille, NJ, Elwell Hall Council (Treas),

Ann

Hartsville,

Lisa M. Wyatt, Ashland, PA,

Amy

Lisa A, Tuthill, Laurel,

FCA

Barry Yotley, Mocanaqua, PA, Rugby

Elaine M. Tushup, Hershey,

PA
NY, CARC,

PBL, Ski

Renee D. Young. Bloomsburg, PA, PSEA, ACEI
Susan Anne Youshock, Elmjurst, PA

Psi Chi

Advisory

Heights, NJ,

Daniel Young, Nomstown, PA, Finance Club, X Country, Track
(Ad. Editor),

Program Board
Lisa A. Tomlinson. North

Aware (Sec), PSEA, KDP
PIX, AMA, Mass Comm

IFC

Intra,

Larry R.

Club

Ellen

Proi

Kay Ailecn Yocum, Watsontown, PA, DEB, PSEA, ACEI,

Intra

PA

Lori M. Tlmt>erlake, Warminster, PA. Concert

Pi

CARC,

Club

Janet M. Yescavage,

Michael

Comm,

Hazleton, PA,

Margaret M. Wullert,
Math Club PSEA

Thomas. Middleburg, PA, CGA, AST

Thomas

Intra

Winder, Montgomery, PA, Math Club

E.

Debera Wozniak. Beranck, PA, CEC, BAHI

Teigland. FCA, IVCF, Special Olympics
R. Tennis, Souderton, PA, Players,

Human

Omega

Eileen Winckoski, Hunlock Creek, PA, DEB, PBL, ASPA,

Charlotte R. Wool. Selinsgrove, PA, SNA,

Amy Jo

Cultural Society,

Comm, Kehr Union Governing Board

Tina Kristen Wolf, Huntingdon Valley, PA,

Sweigart, Fd Hockey, Softball, Lacrosse,

Lori E. Varncy, Shamokin, PA,

Lcn Ann

Olympics.

Tracy Underkoffler, Mt Joy, PA, Theta Tau
Shief,

Thomas G,

Candy L. Wingate,

Holly

PA. Fd Hockey

Hockey

NSSHLA. Dean's

DMD, Acctg

L,

Pamela Sydney

sory Council, PIX

Williams, Pringle. PA, Image (VP),

Williams, Hazleton. PA,

L.

Marci Winchester. Bethlehem, PA,

Trumbower. Chadds Ford PA, Obiter.
Rebecca O. Turberville, Catawissa, PA. SOAR (1st

Scott Scttelen, Philipsburg. PA. SIO. Finance Club. AMA
M. Christine Sexlon, Trenton. NJ. KDP (Hist). CEC. PSEA. Choir

Patricia

(Pres), Special

Briti D.

Sig

Ann

Cathleen

Rosemarie

NY

King of Prussia, PA, Football

Debra Sensenig, Lancaster. PA.

ASPA
Donna K.

CARC

Paul R. Touey. Kingston, PA, Finance Club, AMA, Phi Sig

Seksinsky, Poughkeepsie,

(V-Pres), Ice

Intra, Schuylkill Hall

Elizabeth Williams, Wilkes-Barre. PA. Zeta Psi

Sweeney, Delaware Water Gap, PA, CTP, CEC
Cheri Lynn Sweeney, Drums, PA, Orchestra, Bowling

Mark

(Pres, V-Pres), Public Relations

Carolee Wiley, Hellertown, PA,

Linda

Board

NEA

Mark Wilhelm, Mountain Top, PA, Lambda Chi

Kelly

PIX

Valerie Thompson, Lewisberry, PA, Tn Beta,

M. Schraek, Williamsport, PA, French Club, PSEA,

R.

A.

Matthew Thompson. South

Scholl, West Chester, PA, FCA, Psych Assn, Soc Club

Football. PSEA, History Club
Barbara Wiese, Kunkletown, PA, Players, ASA, Choir, Madrigals. FCA.

Brendan

cial

Scott R. Schrcckengasl. Montoursville, PA, Concert Choir, Husky
Singer, Players, Foiensics

?54

TKE

(Sec),

Relations

Richard R.

Kevin Schraden, Allentown, PA, SIO, Bio Club

Diane

Richard Whelchel. Gilberton, PA,

XTP

Olympics

Lisa

Pamela M. Schlegel, North PA
Melissa A. Schmer, Tamaqua, PA, SNA, SNAP
Suzanne Marie SchocK, Catawissa, PA, PSEA

Mary

(Treas),

A, Stucker, Wilkes-Barre. PA. Protect

M, Stugrin, Catawissa, PA,

Wendy

Pi

Joan Marie Schiavino, Amboy,

Comm

Mass

Sig, Players,

(Pres)

Tammy Sukanick, Coplay, PA, Track,
Amy Jean Sunderland, Kutztown, PA,

Assn

PA

Rotjert A. Sarrafian, Havertown,

Marybeth A. Sawyer, Bethlehem, PA, Image, Chi

Paul

ASPA

Laurie Sutton, Stroudsburg, PA, ASPA, CTP, TKE Lmie Sisters,

Intra

PBL

Kris Wetherhold, Whitehall, PA, Cheerleader. Theta Tau
Psi Chi

Phi Sig Xi (Pres), Wgtiift Club, Football, IFC,

Shelly Supatina, Mt Carmel,

DMD, AMA

(Treas),

Club

CEC PSEA

Brenda Samsel, Berwick, PA, CEC, CARC, PSEA, KDP
Roshani K. Smamrasinghe,

DMD

Psi,

Band,

of

Carol A. Westwood, Allentown, PA, Phi

Cheryl Lynn Sunshine, Raritan, NJ,

Saeva, Soc Club, Ski Club

E.

Marcia Salvaggio, In Sig

Alpha

(Pies),

Jo Wernet, Saylorsburg, PA, Air Force ROTC, ISC, Phi Delta
Jacqueline West. Freehold, NJ, Program Board, English Club

RA

RA

Circle K

DMD

Wenrlch, Pine Grove, PA, Acctg Club,
PA)

E.

Sec

(State

Chi. Players,

(Pres),

RA

Jim Strack, Chester NJ,
Mass Comm Club

Ellen Roth, Emmaus, PA. PSEA. ACEI. Wom Chor
Dana Renee Roughton, Metuchen. NJ. FCA. Players.

ESC
Lambda

Jr, Norrislown. PA,

Weidner, Oley, PA, Acctg Club
Who's Who

L.

Susan

SNA

Sister

SNA

Patricia A. Ross, Reading. PA.

Lisa

Randy

Steward, PIX, Finance Club

Teddi Mae Stone. Levittown. PA,

Lora Jean Rosengrant, PBL. Lycoming Hall Council

Weaver

P,

Hall Council

Diane Stengel, Easton, PA, ASA
J,

GEO, PBL, AMA
Pi, Chess Club, Soc-

Executive Council, Delta

Tammy

Stephanie A. Stewart. Bloomsburg, PA,

Gail Rosentierger, Gienside.

Robert

Finance Club, Econ Club, IFC

Xi,

Yardley, PA. Lacrosse,

CGA

Joel Allen Weible. Gettysburg, PA.

Sports, Intra

Karen

Wassum,

J.

cer

Intra

Mary Ruth Stewart. Chambersburg, PA

Delta

Paul

(V-Pres)

Lorraine R. Stassel, Paxinos, PA, FCA, NCF, IVCF,

Scott W. Romberger, Pillow, PA, PBL, Acctg Club, Intra

Jill

Marianne Waselik, Florham Park, NJ, Special Olympics, ASPA
Denise Waskie, Levittown, PA, Phi Delta, Acctg Club

ASPA

Maribeth Romeo. Massapequa, NY, Track,

J.

AMA,

Sig,

CGA

Sally J. Stein, Kutztown, PA, ASA, PSEA, Alumni Assn,

Craig Rohrbaugh, Lancaster

JoAnn

CGA, Chi

SOAR

MIchele Starzecki, Acctg Club, PBL,

Intra

Kimberly Wartield, Forest Hill, MD, Parent's Weekend Comm (Chair),
AST BACCHUS, Stud Org Comm, Econ Club (Pres)
Mary Theresa Wash, Lancaster, PA, Econ Club, ODE, RA, Players
Jill Washychyn, Emmaus, PA, Psi Chi (V-Pres), ASA, Psych
Assn.

William Watkins,

Stabler, Bloomsburg, PA,

J.

AMA,

(VP),

Advisor

PA

Potlsville,

Rick Steckel, Whitehall, PA, Phi Sig

J.

Intra

Lynn Sokoloski, NSSHLA
Karen Lynn Souder, Ouakertown, PA, RA, KME, Math Club
Lee W, Stahl, KME

Bethlehem,

E. Ritter,

Diane

Club, Econ

AMA

Maria Richardson, Wayne, PA, Asst Secretary Student

NAA

Kappa Alpha

PA,

Margaret Ward, Bayonne, NJ, RA, Intra, ARS, CARC, CEC
Jane Suzanne Warfel, Lancaster, PA, NSSHLA, OWL, Peer Academic

Comm

Mass

(V-Pres),

Lavette Richardson, Black Cultural Society. Program Board

Stephen

Lisa R. Walker, Towanda, PA, Acctg Club,

Laurie Snyder, Wind Gap, PA, AMA, Tutor

Activities

WBUQ

Gregg G. Walter. Reading, PA, Acctg Club, DMD, PhKPh,
Carol Ann Walters, Ivyland, PA, AMA, Phi Sig, PBL

Wyoming, PA, PBL, IVCF, FCA.

Snyder, Selinsgrove, PA,

E,

ASPA

East Stroudsburg, PA,

Tamaqua, PA,

Jr,

Schuylkill Hall

WBUQ

Donna

Von Braunsberg,

J.

Todd Darren Walker, Bloomsburg,

Elizabeth Snyder, Dallas, PA, PSEA, ACEI

Norine A. Richards, Ralston. PA. Acctg Club.

Jane

SOAR, PSEA, PhKPh

BACCHUS

Clulri

Carmel, PA, Acctg Club, PBL, Public
Program Board

Harold G. Wagner

Levittown, PA. PIX. ISC

R. Smith,

Visloskie, Mt

(Chair),

Thomas

Club

(Treas),

Diane Snyder. Bridgewaler, NJ, ISC

CGA, Soccer

Kathleen M. Richards Bracy, Reading, PA, Band, Studio Band, PBL,

Acclq

Chem

Award 1987)

Lynn Smith, Old
Timothy

Rexrode, IPC Acctg Club, Lambda Chi

L,

Intra,

KDP

Skuba, Hazleton, PA,

R.

(Service

Club,

Doylestown, PA

Massapequa

C, Reilly,

Michael

Marys, PA,

Jolene Torpy Smith. Wellsboro. PA. SOAR. Acctg Club

Robin Reese, Hughesvilte, PA, Worn Chor, Homecoming, SNA
Christopher

Sitler, St

Ventresca, Allentown. PA. Theta Tau

T.

Awareness

Thomas W. Smelas. Palmerton. PA. PBL. Intra
Guy Michael Smith. Allentown. PA. Pi Omega

Club
Camilla A. Reedy,

Omega, KDP
KME, PSEA

Stephanie A. Slysh. Memphis. TN. AST. Choir

Lacrosse

Pi,

Reeder, Bloomsburg, PA, Homecoming Court, Finance

L.

Marina

Suzanne

Intra

K. Sindlinger, Liberty. PA. PBL. Band, Pi

Karen Lyn Slye,

David Redanauer, Nomstown, PA, CGA, AMA, PBL

J.

Simons, Acctg Club,

Nancy

Vball Club, Tutoring

Intfa,

Allison Veith. Cobleskill, NY, Finance Club, Acctg Club, PBL,

NJ

Michael S, Skrzat, North Wales, PA,

NSA

Alyssa Ratner, Allentown, PA, Pfogram Board,

Karen M. Raybuck, Kutpmonl, PA, PSEA,

AMA

Mechanicsburg, PA, Signify

Sigler. Sparta

Zeplln,

J.

CCCA,

Hall Council

Tamaqua, PA, PSEA, KDP

Zwoyer.

Alburtis, PA,

PBL, Acctg Club

(Pres),

STUDENT ORGANIZATION ABBREVIATIONS
Accounting Club

Acctg Club

Alliance of Student Voters
American Advertising Federation
American Chemical Society
American Society for Personnel Administration
American Marketing Association
Collegiate Chapter
Assistant
Association for Childhood Education International
Association of Resident Students
Baseball
Basketball
Bicycle Club
Biology Club
Bloomsburg Christian Fellowship
Bloomsburg Players
Bloomsburg Society of Cinematographers

—

Bowling Club

Campus Child Care Association
Captain
Catholic Campus Ministry
Cheerleaders

Chess Club
Circle K Club

Coach
College Association for Retarded Children
Columbia Hall Council
Commonwealth Association of Students
Community Arts Council
Community Government Association (Student Senate)
Commuters' Association
Concert Choir
Coordinator
Council for Exceptional Children
Cross Country
Data Processing Management Association
Dean's List
Diplomatic Society on Human and International Ties
Director
Earth Science Club

Economic Club
Editor

Council
Environmental Awareness Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Elvvell Hall

Field

Hockev

Finance Club
Football

Forensic Society

French Club

Freshman Class
Historian
Honor Society of Nursing
Husky Singers
Ice

Hockey Club

Image
Intercollegiate Bowling Club
International Relations Club
Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship

Intramurals
Jewish Fellowship
lunior Class
Karate Club

Kehr Union Governing Board
Kehr Union Program Board
Lacrosse Club
Literary and Film Society
Luzerne Hall Council
Lycoming Hall Council
Madrigal Singers

Maroon and Gold Band
Mass Communications Club
Mathematics Club
Medical Technology Club
Montour Hall Council
Music Educators National Conference
North Hall Council
Nursing Student Association
Obiter CVearbook)

Olympian

(Literary Magazine)

Philosophy Club
Photography Club
Planning Cfub
Pre-Law Club
President
Project Awareness
Protestant Campus Ministry

Psychology Association
Quest Student Leadership Group
Representative
Representative Assembly
Resident Advisor

Alumni
Association

Bloomsburg

Gniversity,

Bloomsburg, PA 17815, (717) 389-4058

Dear Graduate:

WELCOME to the Bloomsburg University Alumni Association!
With Commencement, you have. moved from one important part of the
to another:
the student body
Bloomsburg University family
other alumni
joined
over
29,000
have
You
Association.
the Alumni
in
every
society
contributions
to
significant
making
are
who
state and more than two dozen foreign countries.

—

—

Wherever you go, please remember this: The staff of the Alumni
Office stands ready to serve you, whether it is next month or in
That's why we are here, to serve as your liaison with
20 years.
If ever you encounter a problem or need
the University.
information, please contact us first. We will do everything we
can to expedite a solution or a response.
In the meantime, we would like you to knov; what else you can
Here
In a word, it is SERVICE.
expect from your Alumni Office.
examples:
some
are
*
Please feel free to
Publishing The Alumni Quarterly.
send news about significant events in your life for the
the most popular part of The Quarterly.
"Class Notes" section
All alumni receive one issue each year; alumni who contribute to
the University Annual Fund (in any amount) receive all four issues.

—

*
Planning class reunions at five-year intervals on either
Alumni Weekend in the spring or on Homecoming in the fall.

Arranging regional alumni meetings throughout Pennsylvania
Be sure to tell us when
and other parts of the United States.
you move, so we can let you know when a meeting is planned in
your area,
*

*
Providing opportunities for alumni to return to campus
These
to share their experiences with current students.
opportunities include the Alumni Fellow in Residence program each
semester and the Alumni-Student Mixer on the afternoon before

Homecoming.
*
Informing you of ways in which you can serve your
Alma Mater, either through financial contributions to the
University Annual Fund or by contributions of your time and talent,

Above all please remember that your Alumni Association will be
better if you take an active role in its projects and programs!
,_

Sincerely,

.ppenstiel
Doug ^i!
Director of Alumni Affairs

I