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an informal look

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~sometimes known as SUeB, Buff State College, State University College at Buffalo, or Harvard (the latter being a reference made by an individual taken In by a practical joke). '.

Some time ago when I first saw a student clad in a sweatshirt w ith

"Buffalo State" proud ly printed on his chest, I was consumed with envy. I cou ld just picture this lucky devil swaggering about the Buffalo State campus hundreds of miles away from here, a truly American inst itution situated in the go lden plains beneath a relentless sun; where the adobe classrooms contained students reciting Shakespeare and Dostoevski in an oh-so-casual drawl; where curvaceous young ladies and virile young men roamed the plateaus and buttes in thei r cowboy hats and boots and tans, singing

. songs in the manner of Boxcar Willie and Slim Whitman; where the days were fi lled w ith reading and studying during the intramura l buffalo herding and the nights were fill ed with the sound of young lovers. cavorting amongst the cactus .

This beautifu l fa ntasy quickly evaporated when I regained my reason and real ized that Buffalo State was a college located in Buffalo, New York, and not the tumbleweed strewn Mid-West. A sill y mistake on my part, espec ially since I live on Grand Island, only 20 minutes away from here . Perhaps it was the sweatshirted student's female companion that briefly threw me off. After all , she was an 800 lb. spec imen of the bovine persuasion (th is is no colorfu l description of an immense woman; I'm being qu ite literal. She was a dairy cow, a large beast that goes "moo", and occas ional ly hums the jingle to Land-O-Lakes's Margarine. I will admit, however, she was rather cute with her designer jeans, halter top, and gold nose ring.)

You may well wonder what my point is. No matter how many couples you may come across on this campus that are 50% livestock, your knowledge of this area is firm; you w ill never forget that Buffalo State College is located here and not there (or even over there to the left a bit). So, I suppose that means I've

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Note: Looking at the photographs in this section, one can see the "difference-ness" and the same-ness" of various people and places. See how people demonstrate their "same-ness" in one community? See the fascinating "different-ness" of people who share the same dorm room? See the "similarity-ness" of "different-wise" people, "different-wise" due 10 their "foreign-like" cities or countries? See the "universal-ness" of the roles of pets and animals with humans despite the "unlike-like" physical appearances of the critters? See the "evidence­iality" of this curious phenomenon that holds true for all "human-like" people?

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been redundant from the very beginning. Is that what you're trying to tell me? Okay, fine. I' ll change the subject. But, before I do - let me relate a tiny piece of trivia that some out-of-state students may find interesting from a purely educational perspective (just the sort of thing to start a conversation with, or to begin one of those surprise quizzes that you give to unexpected relatives). I'm referring to the sign ifi cance of our city's name - Buffalo. Contrary to popular belief, Buffalo did not become Buffalo because of the huge population of bison that once strolled about here many years ago. Buffalo is derived from the French word " bouf-Ioe" - but only its spelling. The correct pronounciation of " bouf-Ioe" is surprisingly closer to the American "department store". It's meaning, however, is sti ll remarkably relevant to this day despite the passage of a few centuries. "Bouf-Ioe" - "home of the waltzing hair stylists."

Incredible, huh? Those French trappers certain ly knew the essence of a community. But, that's the city. What of Buffalo State? Is it also a mere "home of waltzing hair styl ists?" Ah, I beg to differ.

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L ike any other small community, Buffa lo State is composed of people.

Of course, I'm speaking only of human communities, so don't be smart and tell me an aquarium contains a small community that isn't composed of people, but has lots of guppies instead. (Although, last New Year's Eve, a neighbor of mine, Wilhelm von Kroonkmueller, got crocked and did a bell y f lop into my fish tank, thinking he was a U-boat. How that re lates to anything, I'm not sure).

Anyways, our tiny commun ity is not merely a large, dense mass of throbb ing flesh assembled by the simple add ition of thousands of quivering bodies. Besides merely taking up space and cl otting together, these bodies also have individual thinking personalities (True, some of these bodies would love to spend the ir time just taking up space by clotting together with other quivering bodies - preferably in the space of a dark closet or back seat of a Buickl. (conl'd)

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immediate area (Buffalo, Grand Island, Niagara Fal ls, Cheektowaga, Tonawanda, etc.), a portion of them have wandered in from different parts of the state, completely different states, or complete ly different countries. Definitely a mixed bag. Despite the var ied backgrounds, however, the students are simi lar enough to be plugged into the traditional exterior and interior descriptions:

1. Athletic looking males with a masculine build.

2. Athletic looking females with a feminine build.

3. Athletic looking males with a feminine build.

4. Athletic looking fema les with a masculine bui ld.

5. Thin to bony students. 6. Thick to portly students. 7. Stunningly handsome and attractive

students. 8. Plain students.

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1 II. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

19. 20. 21. 22. 23.

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'1 26. , . 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39.

Less-than-plain-even students. Tall students. Medium students. Short students. Smooth skinned students. Not so smooth skinned students. Numerous odd combinations of the above. Incred ibly bright students. Students who ae book smart but lack common sense. Students who are very practical but are just barely passing their courses. Arrogant students. Diplomatic students. Exciting students. Bland students. Students who do. Students who watch. Students who prefer to only eat and sleep. Perverse students. Clear-headed students. Drugged up students. Leaders. Followers. Creative thinkers. Dogged workers. Sha llow vermin. Spoi led students. Abused students. Down to earth students . Off the wall students. Liberals. Conservatives.

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40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65.

Students who boldly speak their mind . Students who meekly keep their mouths shut. Students who are termina lly natty. Students who are hopeless slobs. Articulate students. Four-letter students. Students who are concerned. Students who are concerned on ly about beer. Academica ll y minded students. Socially minded students. Politica lly minded students. Mora lly minded students. Students who work, work, work. Students who have fun, fun, fun. Conformists. Non-conformists. Students who are forever catt le. Students who are forever critics. Selfish students. Students who have a sense of humor. Students w ho have a sick sense of humor. Students who just don't know how to chuckle. Loud students. Quiet studEnts . Prejudiced students. Open-m inded students.

66. Sensual students. 67. Child- l ike students. 68. Horny students. 69. Students in control of their lives. 70. Students w ho are pathetically

confused.

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- 72. Simple students . 73 . Students who try to develop their ..

potential. \ 74. Students who just sit on thei r

potential and let it get fat. 75. Happy students.

I 76. Depressed students. 77. Loved students. 78. Lonely students . 79. Students whom you always seem

to get a crush on. 80. Students you want to throw ina

Cuisinart. 81. Crusaders. 82. Oppressors. 83. Victims. 84. Surprising combinations of all of

the above. W hat I am driving at is this: on the

one hand, we are similar as a troup by our bio lofca i composition an the sharing 0 certa in needs and tendencies,

which are common only to our species; on the other hand, we are individually unique by our separate personalities as they express themselves through our varied wants, goals, and quirks, a quality also peculiarly human of us (homo sapien of us? never mind). It's an odd combination of same and different that ru ns through all of us . We always seem to encounter individuals whom we find to be in complete disagreement with and then one day they do something and we realize. they are "exactly" the same as us. Or else we know of some friend who shares all our tastes and opinions in movies, politics, and members of the opposite sex - but when we have a chance to view them closer, they're "completely" different. Obviously, in both cases, the people haven' t suddenly changed through some incredible Twilight Zone process. They're still them and of course, you're still you. But, that's the explanation , too. And that's the way it always wi ll be. Either here in Buff State or elsewhere. Right up unti l the day you and I punt the proverbial bucket. So there.

Well , if I had a point, I hope I' ve said it by now. I'd like to conclude with an incident that occurred to me a couple years back when I was showing my vacationing grandfather the sights in downtown Buffalo. While driving down Main Street, we encountered a minor collision between an extremely used VW and the rear of a just recently spotless Cadillac. The owner of the Cad illac was obviously upset and the other driver was apparently on someth i ng because he kept laughing at his own smashed fender. As a small crowd gathered to see what would happen between the two, th e irate man rolled up his sleeves to reveal thick, rippling forearms (gorilla in nature) and began to advance toward the other man, who was now helpless w ith lunatic gigling. I continued driv ing w hile looking back in the rear-view mirror, and saw the Cadillac owner proceed to comb the other driver' s hair by firmly pressing the man's face against a windshield and then tu rn ing on the wipers. It was a curious fi rst meeting between strangers, for sure, and whi le we w aited at the next light, I sat back and reflected on what I had just witnessed. However, it was Gramps, a surprisingly philosophical old coot, who put it into perspective for me by saying: "Human behavior ... what the hell would we do without it?"

Kathleen Abraham Karen Abram Nancy Acosta

John Adolf Ali Abdulla Janice Albano

Dr. D. Bruce Johnstone President

Carol Aldrich Katherine Aller Cynthia Andor

Andrew Henty Camilla Angielczyk John Angielczyk

Peggi Antonio George Anyiam Leonard Anzalone

Marietta Aquila Chri stina Artman Nancy Asai

Dr. James A. Gold, Vice Pres ident for Student Affa irs

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Susan Black Robin Blashka Linda Bloom

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Joyce Brand David Braasch Haze! Bradshaw

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lynis Brown Mary Brown Mark Boser

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Zahid Butt Michelle Buyea William Byers

Paul Cagino Denise Ca lldarell i Catherine Caligiuri

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Richard Camacho Carolyn Cameron Peter Capalupo

Dr. Heidi L. Mahoney Associate Vice President for Faculty/Staff Relations

Karl a Capell PaulCappy Michael Carabelli

Alfred Caracciolo Miche lle Carrington Edward Carraway

Susanne Carter Nancy Casagrande Annette Casey

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Dr. Charles l. Deihl Dean for Faculty of Arts and Human it ies

Karen Cassidy Sandy Catalfu Melody Cauthen

Joseph Cavaretta M aria Cerimeli Matthew Chadderdon

Susan Cherry Eli zabeth Chest. Duane Chevalier

Mary Ann Chiarello Joyce Chordas Judy Chri stenson

Joanne Christopher Rita Christopher Christine Christ

Peter Christ Arlene Ciupek Ka thleen Clare

Daniel Clark Laurie Clark Lynn Clark

r Danita Cofield Joy Cohen Laur ie Cohen

Joyce Cohn Sharon Conwel l Rebecca Cook

Dr. Richard E. Collier Dean for Faculty of Applied and Professiona l Studies

Patrice Colomban Marla Comiez Amelia Conte

Vincent Conti Carolyn Cooper Lane Corson

Colleen Coughlin Donna Coughlin Mauri Coover

lois Cox Ann Marie Carro ll Tina Crass ides

Barbara Craft Kim Crites Gerald Cumbo

Brendam Courtney Gerard Catalano James Cuming

Mary Ann Cumming Kevi n Cunningham Deborah Curtin

Dr. Joseph M. Stelar Dean, Graduate Studies, Research, and lifelong l earn ing

Ell yn Curry Dimce Cvetkovski Mary Damin

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Mrs. Mary C. Hall Acting Director, Butler Library

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. Vincent DeRycke Jeanne Derwin Dominick Desiderio

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Dixie Daily Christine Dobrowlski Freddie Dogan

James Dolan Michelle Doldo Diane Domagalski

Joanne Donley Mary Do.nogher louise Oorn

Elizabeth Downey Nedine Drake Raymond Dreiling

Raymond A. Chamberlain, Director of Computer Services

Charlene Dryja Mary Duerr Eileen Duggan

Mark Dunning Ron Durinka Emily Dwight

Mark Eagle Deborah Easley Cynth ia Eckert

Dr. Winifred C. Mernan Director Student Health

Kenneth Egan David Ehinger S. Eicholz

Mary Elie Cheryl Ellis Paul Emmi

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Denise Englert Mark Errico Elizabeth Errington

• Kathy Essek Cheryl Etlenberger Mary Evans

Shadrach Ezenwuba Joseph Fahey Linda Fairhurst

Edward Falterman George Farion Karrie Farrell

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Ronald Farri se Patricia Feeney Sheila Fellows

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Wi lliam Fischer Cathy Fisher David Fisher

Steven Fisher Matthew Flamm Kevin Flanagan

Harley Flax Kevin Fomenky Lorraine Foote

Rebecca Forbes lisa Forcucci Ralph Fornarola

Mrs. June H. Truesdale D irector of Placement

Hatt ie Foster Janet Frank Cynth ia Frank iewicz

Robin Frankl in Elena Frosolone Richard Galante

Paul Galantowicz Natalie Calfo El izabeth Ga lland

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Rudy Gambermi Lori Ganter Peter Gardner

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Miss. Joyce E, Fink Director of Public Affa irs

Angeline Gargano Denise Gargiulo Adel Castle

Gloria Gau Maureen Gavin Tamara Germano

Joseph Giganti Roland Gilbert Marcia Gilden

Fred Giroux Joan Givin Art Gladstone

II Ann Glatz Timothy Gleason Will iam Gleason

Catherine Gluszak Lynn Gluszak James Glynn

Sue Goertemiller David Gold Rena Gold

Sherri Goldberg Alan Goldman lisa Goldman

Amy Goldstein Karen Goldstein Barbara Gonzalez

Dr. Jean Francis Gounard Direcor, International Students

l ance Gonzalez Michael Gonzalez linda Goodell

Ella Goodman Douglas Goodnick Elwell, Gordon

Kyle Gordon Sarah Gordon Diane Gott

Sandra Grant linda Grenzig Cynth ia Gresco

Tama Cresco Gary Grimalsi Francine Groman

Holly Grosse Barbara Guercio David Guhlow

Juan Guile Jancie Gumma Barbara Gunkel

Dr. James Russell Physics Department

lisa Ann Hafgren Mary Lou Hahn Kevin Hale

Nathaniel Harbin Annie Hardy Rebecca Hadad

Dr. James Wells Physics Department

Deborah Harris Sydney Harris Michael Hart

Vincent Harzewski Bradshaw Haze l Micheal Healy

Joan Hebert Paticia Heffernan Patricia Heh ir·

David Hemendinger Clifford Herbet l isa Herman

Carloyn Herzig Norman Hess Edward Hewett

John Higginbotham Mary Ellen Hill Fann iemai Hilliard

linda Hils Rebecca Hilton Peter Hines

Debra Hinkle Lynn Hinterberger John Hocieniec

Tara Hodges Laura Jean Hoenings Michael Holmes

Greg Holt Bradford Hooper Nicole Hooper

Donna Hotaling Pamela Hout Tracy Hugar

Dr. Ackerman, Professoc for Exception Children Children Education

Kathleen Hughes Susan Hughes Kenneth Hurlbut Jr.

Dr. Edward Gleason Technical Assistant Geoscience Physics

Vicky Hurtubise Marlene Ibarra Antoinette Infante

Sharon Isaacs Erna lseppon Roberta lsom

Fern Jab lon leslie Jackson • M ichelle Jacobson

Tami Jacobson Debra Jakes Mary Janish

Mark Jideonwo Gregory Johnson Karen Johnson

Shari Johnson Debbie Jones Kenneth Jones

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Dr. Jon P. Amto Associate Professor of Geography Soc iology

Pamela Jones Valerie Jones Janice Joy

Deborah Joyce W illiam Jumbeck Thomas Junge

Leslie Kahn Sharon Kalec Annette Ka lembk iewicz

Yvonne Kalick Margaret Kania Ellen Kaplan

Michael Kapitan David Kapp Michele Kapsur is

Jacquelyn Kara lus Kath leen Karaszewski Erick Karnath

Lisa Katz Cindy Kaufman John Kelhetter

Jay Keller Kristins Kelley Maureen Kelly

Kenneth Hejza Mark Keough Maril ynn Kess ler

Lydia Kibiuk Evans Kihiu Brian Kimmins

Mark Kirchmyer Karen Ki ska Margaret Klaibor

Bachman Professor of English Department.

Dawn Klein Mathew Klein Janet Kloos

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Ruth Kitson Marion Klomp Kenneth Knau ff

Karen Knerr Patricia Knitt Karen Koen ig

Peter Kahn Peter Koo Walter Koperski'"

Mark Kooper Debra Kotaska Kathleen Kotaska

Gretchen Kova lick Carol Kazan John Kranichfe[t

Bonnie Kraska Patricia Krieger Kelli Krull

Cynth ia Krza l Amy Kubala David Kuchta

Andrew Kuligowski Cathy Kurzdorfer Tom Kurzdorfer

Business Stud ies Department

Janice Kush Joseph LaDuca Marco Lagana

Kath leen Lalley David Lambe Mary Lamparelli

Valerie Landers Joseph Langan Irene Langlois

Robin Lannis Kathy LaPlaca C. LaPorta

Garthel Larking Karen larosche Richard larson

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Arnie lattimer Benita law Randall Lawitts

Econom ics & Pol. Science Department

Abby lawitz Richard Leavens M. l eitner

Paullepo Maralynn Leone Karen Leous

Claire Lerner Caren Ruth levy Bri an l ew

Katherine Lewin Cheryl Lewis Jacqueline lew is

Behavioral and Humanistic Studies

Karen Lewis Robin Lewis Michael Liberatore

James Licata Sam Licata Michael Lichtenberger

Tim Lipp Lisette Krampen Carin Uttle ..

'Adele Littlefield Renee Lovette Cath leen Lum

Tina Lurie Christopher Lyon Peter Lyons

Johanna Mabee Alice Macken Kath ie Madvid

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Patricia Makowsk i Lori Malcolm Barbara Malkasian

Darlene Mamott Joseph Manarina Margie ·Manhe im

Consumer Studies and Home Economics

Susan Mance Samuel Mancusco John Mangione

Paul Manners Thomas Many Marybeth Marano

Nancy Marcantoni Paul Marinaccio Vida Marci nkowski

Diane Marcucci Martha Marcy Loren Marien

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Ellen Marie Markham Randi Markowitz Denise Marshall

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Ilene Martin Kathleen Marl in Wilfredo Martinez

Foreign Language Department

Carole Maslow P. Masterson Carmen Masullo

Grace Maylin Julianne Mazur Margaret McMahon

Kim McBride Kevin McCarter J, McCleary

Renee McComb Marilyn McDonnell Debbie McGee

Geography and Sociology Department

Margaret McGough Donna Mcintosh Thomas McKeliop

Joseph McKenna Yo landa McKinney

-Jacqueline McKinsey

Elizabeth McLindon Robin McMichael Linda McMillan

Joh n McNamara Gordon McPherson Mary Jean Mead

Carol Meh ls Debra Meierdierck Laverne Merriweather

Michele Mesi Krstin Meyers John Milazzo

Ann Millacci Barbara Miller Hal Miller

Linda Miller Sheila Miller Gwendolyn Mingo

lou rna lsim Broadcast and Speech Departmen t

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Rosemary Murray Dawn Murphy Dennis Murphy

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John Murphy, Jr. Kathleen Muscato James Mydosh

Rina Najman Robert Narduzzo Stephanie Nasal

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Leonard Natale Lois Neal • Doris Neasman

Dennis Needham O liv ia Neely Queenie Nembhard

JoAnn Nesb itt Jim Nessler Kathleen Netzband

Jeffrey Newcomer Rebecca Newell Yukihiro Nishimura

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Philosophy & Religious Studies Department

Augustine Njoku Nomathemba Nkomo Cheryl Normile

Donna Notaro Deborah Notto Jean Novits

Akasie Nwaohu Omari Ochien/l Paul O'Donnelr

• Rita O'Malley Jaimie Organek Tova Orlansky

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Karen Ortolano Mary Catherine Osborn Ellen Oshins

Keith Ostrom M. Ostrowsky Victor Oyoyo

Dan Pacioni Lenore Packard James Palistrant

Physical Education Department

Ja mes Panek Maryann Pardi Susan Parlato

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Deborah Pease Peggy Penders Munoro Penn inah

Psychology Department

Mary Petix Diane Pettit Jamie Petzing

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Annette Pyszczynski Mary Quebral Eileen Quin livan

Susan Qu inlivan Mindy Raboy Lusimba Rague

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Dorothy Rausch Julie Rauth Renee Reade

Mitchell Redlo Deborah Reale Joseph Reinhart

Deborah Reiter Mary Beth Reid Stacy Revitz

linda Rhoades Douglas Rich Robert Rich

United Students Government Senato rs

Marc Richter Susan Riehtol David Rick

Terri Ri ley Brian Rimar James Rimmer

Jennie Rinaldi Peggy Robinson Mary Roblin

Stephen Rodgers Cheryl Roesch Darl ene Rombola

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International Students_Affairs Committee

Maryanne Romeo Lori Ronca Lawrence Rose

Lori Rosenzweig Steven Ross ~arbara Rossi

Mary Rosso Carol Rothaug Shei I a Rottger •

John Rowan Frances Rriore Kathryn Rudolph

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James Salser Katheryn Sanders Anne Santin i

Catherine Scalze . Sharlene Scarse lla Nancy Schaefer

Inter-Residents Council

Cheryl Scaich Greg Scheinbart AI ice Schenk

Joseph Schieber Mary Schlegal Beverly Schmaren

Ellen Schoen Ie Kathleen Schultz Richard Schultz

Susan Schwartz Marica Schweickhard Kim Schweizer

Joseph Scicchitano Rona ld Scott Kyle Scovi ll

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Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity

Elaine Seferian Marci Segal Jane 5eides

John Seiter Sheila Deli se Seniors Michelle Sennett

l esl ie Sexton David Shambach Susan Shannort

. Ra ndy Shapiro Ann Sheldon Pau l Sh ippert

Shar ifen Sh iraz i Julie Short Murakami, Shuji

Mary $iener lody Sigismondi Geoffrey Simon

little Sisters (Roses) of Sigma TilU Gamma

Marcia Simon Corinne Sindo Marie Siracuse

Kenneth Skudrna Lewis Slater Elizabeth ]oye Smith

Ireta Smith Munro Smi th Richard Smith

Lori Smolin James 5nee William Snyder

Carol Sobolewski Stephen Soeffing Matthew Soper

Nadine Spagnuolo John Spencer Annie Spiegelman

Ann Sporte lli Cel ine Sprawka Stacee Springer

Deborah Stachelski Kath leen Stadler Mary Stang

Tau Kappa Epsilon (Little Sisters)

Sheila Stanton Joseph Stassi Darrel Stewart

Pau l Strada Philomena Strand Sharon Starr

Sandy Stefanou Sheryl Stein David Steiner

Joseph Steiner Mark Stempien Debra Stenzel

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Carol Stephen Deloris Sterling Susan Sternig

Al bert Stickland Tracy Stiffler Richard Stil son

Mary Be th Siriegi Larry Strumwas~er Edward Sturm

Betsy Suhr Susan Suhr Gregg Swarts

Sand ra Swartz Denise Switala Alan Szaflarski

Michael Szezepanski Rosemarie Szymanski Steve Szymara

Amy Taboh Regina Taddeo Denise Taliaferro

Gynecology <;:/inic Staff

Gladys Tamayo John Tammaro Terri Tapson

Monique Teichman Joy Testa Ronald Thomas

James Thompson Paul Thompson Theresa Thompson

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Kathi Thomson leslie Thorne Polly Threeths

Kenneth Thrun Kath leen Tober Roth, Tobi

Gayle Towne K. Tranzillo Edwin Treimanis

Janice Treinin David Trende ll Sandra Tricoli

Students Alli ance for Gay Equal ity (S.A.C.E.)

Julie Truppner James Trybusiewicz Mary Uebelacker

William Michael Usera Grace U.lomba Patricia Vaught

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Louis Vinc i Delia Visone Frances Vitello

Alpha Kappa Alpha (lvey's) Sorority

Michele Vogel mann John Vullo Gathuka Wa-Gatumbi

Barbara Wallace Julie Walsh Eileen Wal ters

Burt Warner David Warren Harold Warrerf

Judy Wasieczko Daniel Wasinger Christine Waszmer

Eileen Waters Kathryn Webb Richard Webber

Patti Weill Matt Weinberg lois Weisbeck

Garry Wei ss Lisa Wexler Catherine Whande

Students Athletic Board

Debra Whitelaw Bonny Wierzba Gladys Wilkins

Caroline Wilkinson Angela Williams Florence Williams

Marilyn Williams David Williamson Jane W ilson

l aurie Wilson Susan Wilson Michelle Wind

Susan Winikus Sarah W inkley Wendy W ihnow

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Stacey Wolf Susan Wood Gilda Wooten

David Wright Huff, Wenay

_Mark Yablin

Mary Beth Yamin Kim Ann Yasku lski Charles Young

Don Young Thelma Young Ali, Yousef

Martin Zablongski Kathryn Zaidel Suzanne Zandrowicz

Joanne Zaphiris Donna Zielinski Joseph Zielinski

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Design Dept.

Geoscience, Physics, and Interdiscipl inary Sciences Dept.

Mike Hanrahan

History and Sodal Studies Education Dept.

English Exchange Group

Alpha Sigma Alpha .Sorority

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Dr, Harry W, Rockwell, Pres ident 1949

We are to have the first dormitory in the history of teachers' colleges in New York State, Inaugurating this great advancement is Harry W, Rockwell, our co llege president. This new structure is the culmination of twenty years of planning and work on the part of our president. Many times Doctor Rockwell has contributed to the high standards of our college, and guided it towards its present prestige, With justi fied pride in success, which comes only through diligent effort, Dr, Rockwell is ever looking forward with a discerning eye on the co llege he built.

Elms 1949

The first dormitory in the history of teachers' colleges in New York State may have been a great advancement in 1949 but, the advancement needed for the '80's is an education wh ich will advance our soc iety out of the hole we have dug for ourselves in the past thirty years. Our society is living out the last years of its go lden age. In those past thirty yea rs our country has become one of the major world economic-military powers.

When you consider the fact that there are enough nuclear weapons to destroy the surface of the earth ten to twelve times over, you might wonder of what use the mi li tary is except su icide. " The better li v ing through "chemistry" of the last thirty years has made life easier, improved our health in some'respects, and helped grow abundant food. On the other hand, the residue from thi s better living through

chemistry causes many hea lth hazards including cancer, birth defects, and sterility. Thi s residue is seeping from its storage si tes, and the product ion lines into our water, ai r, and food, from there its on ly one step to the pollution of ourselves. The solutions to our minor problems is becoming a major source of our ill health.

It's time our educators sta rted to help so lve the problems our education has created. Don't on ly show us how to make plastics and P.C.B.'s but also show us how to keep them out of our environment. Our environment is the key here, we all share the environment system, it is not a closed system, what you do in "your environment affects the whole. Our system of education created these problems by not rea lizing the scope of interaction between what we produce and expelled into what is our personal envi ronment.

Our education has failed to bring world peace because people like Bruce Johnstone don't see that there is a moral question in whether our educational system supports militarism, or a reasoned approach to so lve our political and economic problems. Our education is doing us no good service by teach ing us how to irritate our neighbors or po ison our environment. We need an education wh ich w ill show us how to dismantle our arsenals as well as everybody else's, Let's keep our progress from polluting our envi ronment, and feed every child on this planet before anyone can afford to drive a cadi ll ac. We don 't need a life which is easier, we need one which is reasoned, fair, and enriching.

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XPOSURES

Art is a form of expression appealing to the imagination; it contains a deep appreciation for beauty that all can value.

This section contains four types of art: drawings, paintings, photographs and poetry. All the artists who have contributed their work in this section have talent, be it natural or acquired through tremendous effort. The significant fact to note is that they have cultivated this talent and are willing to share it with others.

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A Morning Hour

You are to me morning, As I begin mY'day. I breathe you as the sunlight ... Let us walk along the way. Let me feel the peace within you, Through the colors of the day . . . As the pa le hush of dawn, Sets off its amber ray.

Mary Pollinger

Her quiet eyes seemed broken, by a remnant of reflection. As she lives through an impression Of an end less shattered dream.

Mary Pollinger

Michelle Ladd

Terry Kimmel

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Timothy P. Reilly

The Actor

It seems you playa joker and sometimes we laugh. But when the crowd goes home I wonder if you cry alone.

You can reach people by putting on you r faces,

Reaching in your trunk and pulling out a character.

And thru these faces, people know you - a Don Juan -a jock - a soldier - but which one is really you.

Can you act like yourself as well as you can playa hamlet, or are you never written into the script when you play yourself.

And the Actor . . . he knows when the curtain goes up,

And the Actor ... he regrets the curtains c losing.

Edward Reisdorf

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Autumn Theme

Dark day Weather Coal-grey

Hunching Over moaning

House. Paint-scraped shingles

Silver-raw Occassionally Flap

Undoing Claws.

Cautious crow In tawny garden

Flits. Jack-o-Iantern Sits

Agreeing Vaguely bright.

Ellen Celano

Michelle Ladd

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Diane Kaufman

ROACH!

Six legged Flying ground hawk, Fuzzy thorn growth legs, Brown canvas shell skin,

Two silk hairs From bald brown head.

ROACH! And everyone is so afraid.

Noam Mor

Diane Kaufman

Connie Giancarli

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Connie Giancarli

Flying Away

I've written you letters that I'd I ike to send. I've dialed your number But hung up again .. .

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I can 't bring myself to say out loud that you are

right, Even though I know

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Perhaps I'm just stubborn . I'm not half the man other

people see. I just seem to be what

everybody wants and never just me.

So, of course, it hurts. But a hurt always heals, given time, like words frozen in rhyme.

And where the dream of you will always be . . .

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Smile Awhile

Listen to me, Talk to me, Walk with me, Come away with me.

Sail on a breeze. Walk on a wave. Run with the sun, And move with the moon. We will listen to' each other Till the sun comes up again. We will drink the wine We love, and laugh along.

Together, forever - from now on, you and me. From now on - smile awhile and say you love me,

Oh, say you love me.

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Autistic Ch ild Written for a child I once loved at Camp Catsk ill.

Eyes playing darti ng games through a non-sectarian looking glass.

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Love

What is love an infatuation or a desire What makes the love of a mother for her newborn baby different, from that of a child and his dog We have all felt love But may not have had it retu rned It may have disappointed us We have certainly all envisioned it Running hand in hand along a lonely desolate beach with the pounding of waves and the cry of gulls at your backs Is love physical or platonic Can love be a relationship between a man and a woman And yet be a tenderness between two close friends Much can be said about love without anything being said at all

Love is ... A flower that has withered with the coming of winter But reappears at the first hint of spring

Lucienne DeOliveira

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Howard B. MacAdam Athletic Director

"I hope they (Albany) don't cut us in the future, I'm looking at the other end of the spectrum to increasing our program," says Howard MacAdam. "Last year we added two sports, this year in the fall we added two more. Next year we're add ing football (that will be funded by the state.)"

It may wel l be called appreciation and determination referring to Mr. MacAdams contr ibutions to the athletic association. Players need spirit shown to them, showing the department care's is one way. They may be the poorest facilities in the state, but they're ours." " The women's program has increased rapidly add ing softball to the Varsity Sports and we are going to add cross-country and track.

"The department doesn' t feel isolated from the rest of the school. We work very closely with financial aid, registration, admissions, and housing. Although we are "slightly" divorced from academics ... the team players consistantly achieve high grade point averages for eli gibil ity." It is very hard to squeeze a spring sports program into three weeks, because we don't have much of a spring. But, one of the spring programs wi ll be under the direction of Helen Nikiel, former professional softball pitcher for the Buffalo Breski's. "She has an excellent reputation and I think she'l l help the softba ll team. I' ll be watching very closely in the spring. "

As for the directors attitude on the emp loyee's "they are doing a very good job." Says M r. MacAdam, "I would hi re the part-time people to full-time if I cou ld and if they'd be w illi ng."

"Most importantly I'm look ing forwa rd to a productive and successfu l winning season next year."

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Getting on the stick.

Team plays on as ref eats net.

Field Hockey "A team is a group of individuals

working together for a common purpose w ith a common goal in mind.

Each must give a part of themself for the benefit of the whole."

On the attack.

Intense? you bet!

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Gabri ella Bray Coached the BSCs women's field hockey team to a 4-w in, 5-1055 season th is year.

"I learned a lot thi s yea r, and I made some mistakes," sa id Gabriella, a U.B. graduate.

Gabe considers her team as a comeback team. "You never know if they' re going to pull ·through at the last minute. I've seen them score a goal and have it ca lled back. Then thi rty-seconds later, they'd get that goal back and w in the game."

Improving stick handl ing was her main concern , the lack of precision pass ing and shooti ng makes a play-off team. " The girls have a good game concept, and their skill s improved as the season went on ."

One drawback. that the hockey team experienced, was a short supply of players. " Eleven members are needed ju st to play and we only had 12 or 13 players. That didn't leave us much depth in case of injuries or other problems, " said Gabriella. .

Her players are a tight-knit group. "They got close as a team. They never got on each other when they made mistakes . The girls never got rough and always kept their composure."

The maturi ty of the lad ies field hockey team does not represent the won-loss reco rd , they are far above it. As for the ability, remember practice, practice, practice.

Coach Donna Nawrock has provided the Buffalo State volleyball enthusiasts w ith an exc iting brand of team

play. League championships and NYSAIAW tournament play have highlighted a 20-match schedule. Success has been an annual occurrence for the Bengal spikers in thi s

game of balance between consistent serving, solid defense, and a power offense. No longer just a

preparatory activity for basketball players, volleyball is earning a well-deserved place as an impressive sport for

-. women at Buffalo State.

"There's a lot of talent on the voll eyball team, but it' s difficult to get and keep up a whole team's psyche level

consistentl y." Fortunately the lady spikers are determined athletes.

~ "You' can 't anticipate year by year who's going to be back on your team . There's a great student turnover at

BSC, and I just have to hope that the incoming freshmen and transfers are tql ented," Donna says.

One thin g that Donna noti ces about her team is the motivation they exhibit: " It' s exciting to see the girls

achieve excellence, strive for superior skills."

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"The people in Poughkeepsie were shocked. They had to call up and apologize for the way they treated

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Everybody wants to know how many scholorships we give out, how we scout. We just got a bunch of kids together who

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It's first and goal, Dan Sansonese sets the team. The ball is snapped, helmets bang, shoulders crash, voices cry, and finally two arms are raised over a striped shirt.

There's a new game in town and Buffalo State is talking proud. Club Footbal l found its way to Buff. State and has found itself a home.

Head coach, Les Dugan along with Phil Russell , Joe Rupert, and Bruno Bacini took fifty students from the campus and turned them into a fighting machine.

This year the team played club football which was funded by the Student Activities Fund. This was done through Jack McDonough the teams faculty advisor. Next year the team will go Division III.

The players all felt that their record didn't show the talent they have. Mike Babin,"We had fifty walk on guys, no recruits, ... we made the usual first year mistakes, but we got together well as a team." Together they formed a team pride and unity wh ich wi II strenghten them next year as almost all of the players are returning. AI Potter spoke about. the coaches, "Our coaching staff was very patient, they took a chance on taking these jobs. I give them a lot of respect."

The team has the greatest admiration and respect for the fans. "We appreciated the turn out at the games and especially the Niagara game, we were coming off a loss. Homecoming was great even though we lost, we wanted to prove to everyone we had a good team."

Good coachiflg, pride, unity, and talent will turn the Buffalo State Football team into a serious contender in 1981.

Buffalo State fielded a soccer team as early as 1935. One of the few colleges in the flation to sponsor one at the time, it was the only Western New York college w ith varsity soccer until the 1960's. The Bengals have earned SUNYAC championships, NCAA tournameflt bids, high New York State afld national rankings (seventh in the U.S. in 1970), afld many individual player awards. All-New York State honors have gone to 38 players in recent years while All-America status has been earned by 11 men .

Recently they have just received the NCAA bid since 1960 and ending their season with a eleven win, four loss record, with two of their losses accounting for tournament play.

Tom Strutt and Antonio Occhiuto nominated with All-American status, continue to represent Buffalo State the only way they know how.

Guided by 20-year veterafl coach Fred Hartrick, there's no other way. The Bengal booters continue to be highly respected nationall y and locally. Home contests are played at Bengal Fie ld with its 1 ,ODD-seat stadi um adjacent to the gymnasium. A 19-9ame fal l schedule, fol lowed by an intensiv<, indoor pro­gram during the winter and participation in a summer soccer series, provides a demanding program for the Buffalo State soccer player. Coach Hartrick is special consultant to the Buffalo Sta ll ions of the indoor professional soccer league, chairman of the Empire State Games soccer for the region, and chairman of the All-America Committee for New York State.

Mens Rugby

Concentration and communication is their only concern here.

We think twister is fun but, where's the ball?

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Brian, Paul, lack and Randy totally aggressive.

The play as seen by a spectator.

I lauri and Terry trying their darf!ndest. Terry Hayes, Lori Staur and Nancy Davis wait in anticipation.

Tina Dobrowa lski at the finish line.

Men's and Women's Cross Country

"We're working together as a unit, in time of competit ion."

Deirdre Maher in her usual excellent form

Women's Cross Country The women were impressive this 1980 season fini shing its

dual meet season w ith a 4-2 record. The eight women harriers take al l this to heart, because this was their first year BSC has had the privilege of sponsoring them.

Coach David Broad (mens and womens) say att itude has improved having women running this year. Because of thi s The mens practices were paced and relaxed creating an air of confidence.

Elms wou ld like to congratulate your fine season and the best of luck for the next.

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Getting psyched is half the battle.

Sweat and pollen couldn't stop Mary and Mercedes Close your eyes and look around you.

Men's Cross Country

The men for the first time in ten years en joyed an exce llent year as they ran. to an 8-0 dual meet season record. Dave Re imers cons istently led the Bengals home wh i Ie the autumn's weather would try its hardest to dampen the BSC spirit. But to no avail. sometimes through steady rainfa ll they'd shine like the sun and accomplish the incredible.

Coach David Broad says "No other sport is so persistently demanding. Demanding utmost concentration and effort, dealing with season long distance ru nning twice a week for seven weeks. Usually most teams fade early in the season or never fini sh, fortunately we're a strong finishing team."

Dave Reimers.

Intense Concentration by Sue Pella

Women's Basketball

Women's Tennis

A special cl oseness and comraderie is experienced by mem­bers of the basketball team, as well as other varsi ty team members. " Some of us wi ll go to lunch together before a game and we all hang around in a big .group. We all go to parti es sponsored by different teams, or we'll spend time in the pub. I'm a commuter but some of the gi rls live on campus, so I' ll spend a lot of time at school just visiting them, "say fourth year veteran Mary Donogher. Mary doesn't consider herself or her team mates as jocks in the unfeminine sense of the werd. " If a jock means that someone l ikes sports and participates in more than one, yes, then I.guess we are jocks. But we're not, if it means that we are unfeminine. 1I

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Cail Maloney is coach of this years women's basketball team well as Assistant Director of Athletics at BSC. " The program shown tremendous growth, and I'm very proud of it. " As for basketball team, Ca il is com ing off of a 7 win - 11 loss season I year. She is "very exc ited and looking forward to a very prod i season. Thewomen that I've seen al l look good and appear and dedicated. " When it comes to academics, women's sports are governed by AIAW who leave minImum CPA's up to the institution. " I check CPA of all the players for every team and, they' re all hi them are well above the 2.0 standard that's set for male . average for each team is around 3.0. Overal l, the women ",r, lple<o this campus get good grades."

CaH chec ks the CPA's of each individual player and npllprrninl what IS good, bad or average for them, and then dec ides they should be allowed to continue to play.

CaH's team plays most of 21 games at the College Learn · gym. The women's team doesn't attract more fans than men's "Perhaps with more pub licity, fan support could be better, but always been that the men attract more fans than the women.

The women wHI be playing seven games in the main season. These games wi ll be prior to the men's schedul

" This is great exposure for the women 's team. They' I chance to prove that they are capable of playing good, ex,,, tll. basketball."

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Basketball at Buffa lo State can best be su mmarized by mention­ing two individua ls - Howard MacAdam and Randy Smith. Buffa lo has traditionally been a basketball town and, thus, a reputation of greatness is not easily attained. During the nine-year tenure of his coach ing career at State, MacAdam, the current athletic director, led the Bengals to numerous SUNYAC titles, ECAC-NAIA-NCAA tourna­ment bids, and a final fou rth place finish in the 1970 NCAA College Division finals. This is the highest place achieved by a State men's ath letic team in an NCAA tourn ament. The latest count for basketba ll team tourn ament bids is nine.

MacAdam was responsible for attracting the inimitab le Randy Smith to Buffalo State. Randy's accomplishments in soccer, basket­ball, and track (he earned All-America status in all three) are wel l known loca lly. His successes as an NBA professional player and selection as MVP of the 1978 NBA All Star game prove that he deserves the label as "Best Athlete Ever at Buffalo State."

Basketball at State is again striving to reach the top under coach Dick Bihr, a grad uate of State himse lf and a former teammate of Randy. A fu l1 2S-game schedule includes contests aga inst SUNYAC college, as well as other rival New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio schoo ls. Holiday tournaments and overnight trips to out-of-area universities complete the five-month season.

The cherished prize is always the automatic bid awarded to the SUNYAC cha mpion for entry into the NCAA Division III tournament. Home games are played at the 1800-seat Bengal Gymnasium. In­tense and rewarding, high caliber and successfu l, commitment and fun - all these summarize basketbal l at Buffalo State .

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WOMEN'S SWIMMING

DonlW,Nawroc1<i has been pulling duty as the wbmen's swim team for the past six years. The swim team this season has been having its ups and downs.

Donna patterns the practices as two hours a day, six days a week.

"It's easy to get one girl geared up when she has to swim individually." replied coach Nawrocki.

Donna cites commuter colleges I ike BSC as causing the big turnover in team mem­bership. "You can't anticipate year by year who's gonna be back on your team. I just have to hope that the incoming freshman and transfers are talented.'

"If I could make a change for our team, it would be to get more mOI~ey from USC. New equipment, just to l<eep the teams updated, is needed. The swim team needs new diving boards to keep the facilities up to par," said Coach Nawrocki.

One thing that Donna notices about her team is the motivation they exhibit. "It's exciting to see the girls achieve excellance striving for superior skills."

Swimming has been a consistently successful part of Buffalo State Athletics. In a recent IS-year span, the Bengals did not have a losing season. They won five SUNYAC championships and ga ined recognition by having 23 ind ividuals named to the NCAA All -American teams. Under Coach Kent Clulow, the swim team is expected to continue toward its goal of additional conference, state, and national recognition.

"We're in a rebuilding stage. We have a lot of freshman," says Mr. Clulow . There wi ll be plenty to look forward to in the fu ture for th is State team. Said Coach Clulow, " The teams performance is improving- all along."

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Hard-working, professional, helpful, successful ­all these summarize Tony Sartori, Head Athletic Trainer. Work gets done when Mr. Sartori is around, a former State grad. The talented trainer also employs the positions as Head equipment manager, statisti­cian (baseball and basketball), team photographer, unofficial team psychiatrist, and over-all Mother Hen.

Unbel ievab le? Believe it. If there was somebody to look up to its Tony. Why, he's the type of person to represent the working class and stil l enjoy it. It will be obvious when you need anything in the gym, the man in the mustache wi II probably be the one you run into.

Says Mr. Sartori, "The truth is; it's not a job it's so much fun. I'm almost ashamed to get paid: but not quite. "

Set up crew is a group of dedicated people who take the initiative and carry out the informal. The arrangement, the final adjustments of doubts and differances are made before the big game.

The fresh clean uniforms, the swept courts, the bleachers pulled out, all these are the fun­damentals of the set up crew. The boy scout like assistance of this group is amazing. Truly the readyness beforehand is their goal they do well.

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The Golfers Psalm

The pro is my shepard, I shall not slice . He maketh me to drive straight down green fairways . He leadeth me safely across still water hazards. He restoreth my approach shots. He leadeth me in the paths of accuracy for my games sake. Yea though I chip through the roughs in the shadows of the sand traps I will fear no hogies, for his advice is with me. His putter and irons, they comfort me. He prepareth me a strategy in the presence of my opponents. He onointeth my head with confidence. The cup wi ll not be runneth over. Surely Birdies and Eagles shall fo llow me all the rounds of my life, And I w ill score in the low eighties forever and ever.

Coach Don O'Brien

l. to R. Jim McConnachie, Bill Bruton, Bob Na;e, Joe Czupzynski, Mark Hilbert. Jim Murray, Bill Dailey

Absent: Bi ll Barrie, John Addelman, F~nk Boccio

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL

The most recent addition to the women's athletic program has been softball. If their performance in the first two years is any indication, the lady softballers will soon be the winningest of all teams. A large number of women hopefuls will be whittled down this year to a finely tuned squad of skilled players.

Helen Ann Nikiel, a former Buff State Grad knew in October of 80 she'd be coaching the women's softball team this 81 season. The recent porularity of our new coach, has rubbed off on the Bengal softbal enthusiasts. Preparing to polish up this year for a division title. Says Miss Nikiel, "Practices need to be organized and goals must be set so we can prepare ourselves properly."

Long hours and regimented practices are out this season, production of both coordination and concentration are in.

Miss Nikiel plans to start the season with a full week of fundamentals before making any cuts,a softball clinic atmos­phere. Says Miss Nikiel, "Coaching doesn't start after cuts."

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MEN'S BASEBALL

Although the spring season arrives in Buffalo at varying times and is unpredictable, the Buffalo State baseball team can be counted upon to contribute fully to a successful athletic program, no matter what the weather. Since the mid-1950's, baseball has been the "spring thing" on campus. National tournament bids, All America champions, professional draftees, fine re­cords- all have been experienced by the Bengal nines.

Competing in SUNYAC, Buffalo State also schedules local NCAA Division I schools for a total of 25 contests. Home games are played at the 750-seat diamond adja­cent to the gym. Spring trips to the southern states, a fall mini -schedule, and intensive indoor practices go into building successful seasons. Under Coach lim Manno, a grand national pastime of baseball is alive and well at Buffalo State .

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Cornell ... if you run indoor track at State you will visit these places for top.level competition. Coach Mike Callopy, an alumnus of the

Buffalo State track team and still a participant in national competition, has developed . an intensive indoor track program. There is no such thing as an "off season" for runners who can train all year

for cross country,.indoor or outdoor track. Women track runf!ers, under Coach Mark Grosso, have been the

center of attention arid amazement as the too few runners show the sFirit the men have possessed.

The facilities to comfortably handle al aspirants combined with the coaching expertise and personal interest of the well qualified staff

provide the track and field candidates with an unequaled opportunity for improvement and success .

BUSINESS MANAGER

Camille Spyra duties stem anywhere from transportation, payroll, purchasing of equipment, stenographer and oh yes, typer to ticket booth operator and bulletin poster.

Keeping the athletic department in top operation is a big responsibility. That's why athletics and business need to combine in order to function properly. Nobody wonders how the athletes arri ve to an away game or how they got their nice new water bottles. Or even w here the money goes from a home basketball game, well Camille does and she's got records to prove it. . With calculator and sharpened pencil in hand Camille lurke, in all the dusty gym corne rs tallyi ng up the wants and needs of our "freshly scented" New Gym.

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Gail Maloney is coach of this years women's basketball team as well as Assistant Director of

Ath letics at BSC This is Gails thi rd year at BSC and she's very proud that under her direction, the women's

sports department is continual ly growing. With the addition of softba ll , cross country and track and field, the total number of varsity sports that the women at BSC can participate in, has risen

to nine. "The program here has shown tremendous growth, and I'm very proud of it,"

Gail said. A part of the Buffalo State ath letics is the

womens athletes and no better a person cou ld represent them than Gail. Style, femini ty and

sensitivity are all combined traits Gail possesses. Maturity hasn't been mentioned and it's the most

important aspect. M iss Maloney demands the most an individual can give. "I do that for the

sake of other players who are there to play good, sound basketball. That's not to say that the girls

don't have a good time. They joke around during practice, but when it comes down to it,

they all do their work." When it comes down to it, that's all Gail wants.

MEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

"Sports editors make al l the determinations for athletic publications," says Fred Hartrick.

Well, here is the publicity Mr. Hartrick and athletes that I hope you' ll enjoy, you

sincerely deserve it. Sports programs, coaches, players, and

administrations that are successful aren't always publicized in their loca l newspapers

and television stations. There has been a consistent bias on other schoo ls rather than

immediate surrounding areas, meaning Buffalo State.

Covering our Buff State athletes publicly is up against a partiality, such as "old time

thinking" or "their own alma mater." The power of the press seems to have repeated Iy

ignored Buffa lo State athletics and it's disgusting. Replied Mr. Hartrick, coord inator

of our mens ath letic program "This is the best sports year B.S.C has had in 4b years." We haven't had the coverage other colleges (Can isus, St. Bonnys, Syracuse - please no

more.) have had. " In the 70's, a writer for the press would attend all or most · of our

games and write about us." Recently the athleti~ department has had to

~ ca ll in all sto ries and give them the "blow by blow" only to discover never making it

public. Well guys when our Booster club is organized and in high gear there will be

more and more and more done and said for our beautiful State athletes. But, until then if

you don't see any write·~ps or reports on our school, call in and voice your opinion.

Mr. Hartrick and the sports staff wou ld be most grateful for you r support.

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1. Tom Strutt - Senior, forward in Soccer 2. Tom Orzel - Freshman nose-guard in Football

. Judy Elliett - Junior, Swimming

. Randy Snell - Senior, Swimming 5. Ricardo Simpson - Junior, Track 6. George lewis - Sophomore, Track 7. Neil Hall - Junior, Track 8. Wesley Brooks - Freshman, Track 9. Ed Harris - Freshman, Track

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WOMENS TENNIS Coach: April Zolczer

Donna Alaimo Janet Cerro Margaret Englert Rosemaria

Mastriacovo Jeanne Orr Susan Pella Lori Reynolds Marie Schlund Mary Schreiber Deborah Izeliga Susan Ullrich

SOCCER Head Coach: Fred Hartrick

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J Jayson Croomiller J Joe DeCapua • Steve Doermer J David Eastman J Michael Erchert J Jose Guervara J Antonia Hinojosa J Michael Hoffay • Steve Joksimovic J Bahador Kamyabi J John Kearney • Steve Killian

Jamie Kucewicz • Mark Kucharski • Rar Majstorovic

Bil Marfurt • George McNamara

Alan Murray Chris Nardecchia Antonia Occhiuto Jim Panek Jay Reist

J Clive Reynolds • Jim Rimmer

Saad Rummani Ray Russell

J Peter Sigurdson • Tom Strutt

Craig Thomas J Todd Treat J Donnie Thompson • Jim Wagner

Ed West J Michael Yocum *- lettermen J - Junior Varsity

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WOMENS BASKETBALL Coach: Gail Maloney Assn't: Don O'Brien

Cynthia Brown Jill Dombrowski

- Mary Danagher Je9n Marie"Fiske Mary Hanley Mary Ann Kreher Arlene Lose Patricia McGory

- Jeanne Orr Cecile Owens Maura Rooney Ababach Smtth

• Darlene Spears lisa White Rhonda Wieder

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CHEERLEADERS Coaches: Inez Edwards, Ellen People

Margaret Beavers Sharon Beilman Eltisa (assute aecki Dean Carol DeGal HI"ardis Forde A ison Goulub llise Grossman Susan Haight Michel! Lansberry Jamie McNerney Rdbyn Hart

BOWLING Coach: Diane Ortolono

Pamela Haskell Julie Jankowski Ann Millacci . .. Teresa. Rosa Susan Rumish Sharlene Scarsella Mellissa Woodhams

MENS TENNIS Coach: Manny Koginos

John Boland Thorn Burnett Philtra Davis William Root David Shambach Robert l ouis Smith David Waddell John Westbrook Brad Rosenbllgen

VOLLEYBALL Coach: Donna Nawrocki Mgr.: Debbie Matos

Debbie DiBella Cheryl Ellenburger Arlynn Hansell Mary Anne Kreher Mary Jo Tel!1pie Tracy McKJbben Anna Patton

• Cindy RettiS Shelly Sonta8 Ilene Spieler Gina Vebllunas lisa Ann Wind Sharon Wojcik

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MENS SWIMMING Head Coach: Kent Clulow Assn'l: Wendy Evans

Randy Snell Domtnac Desiderio Scott McDou8al

. Jim Jaenecke Greg Reynolds Dan Grasser Bif! Sraves Jim Tu~r Walter Valley Earl Checthem Tom Kobolinske Scott Kravat

efth' Radaro George Gaettelman .

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INDOOR TRACK Coach, Mike Callopy

Stephan Adams George Baker Mansfield Brooks Sylvester Burns Michael Burroughs Edger Bavis Niel Hall Ed Harris Jeffrey Henig Curtis lackson

"John lackson Neil Jordan Anthony James

Johnson Rufus Johnson Cary lang George R~rt lewis Richard Liniy Adolph Maren Jeffrey Erwin

McMillan James Meade Rollin George Mellard James B. Parker Douglas Neil Samuels Arthur ScissUm Cary Sheehan Shan nun' Stevens Cary T artick Rodney Williams Wayne Wookburn

Pat Brady Rydell Brooks

- Terry Burch .. Barry Davis - Herman Jones • John Klossner

Joe Mulcahy Aoo~ O'Donnell Peter'Rath Bruce Sage Jr.

• Derek Sheppard Stanley Rodney

- Bernard Wescott -lettermen

WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY Coach: DaYid Broad

Tina DobrowolskI Shelly Florence Mary Fraioli Sue Keller Mercedes Kirk Deirdre Maher

SET UP CREW

Steve Killian Ed West Ray Russell Mark Kucharski Rich Tucker

WOMENS RUGBY

Patti McGory Lori Stahl laura Famano Cheryl Morgan Cindy Warnken Carmella Sapone Terri Hayes Nancy Shapiro Jeanne O'Brien Nancy Davis ... Peggy Mack Doreen Cristello Lori Chrohan Shelly Thompkins

WOMENS SWIMMING Coach: Donna Nawrocki Assn't Coach: Wendy Evans Diving Coach: Kent Clulow

Melissa Ames Gwen Becker Michelle Braun Maureen Conway Sharon Conwell Barbara Cronin Judy Elliott Mary McDonough Cynthia Mathers Sue Meyers Patti Nowak Mary Beth Oldham Beckie Ronald Wendy Wezka Christine Wildman

FIELD HOCKEY Coach: Gabriel la Gray

Virginia Becker Tammy Beckman Barbara Bull Mary Bylina Barbara Caviller Mary Gilbert • Pauline Gniazdowski Lynn Hagmise Laura Lutcha

~ Margaret Lynch Sharon Miles Jeanne O'Brien Jean West Ann Marie Sweeney

GOLF Coach: Oon O'Brien

John Add leman Bill Bruton Frank Boccio Joe Czuprynski Bill Daley Jim Murray Bob Noe Cary Nowak Mark Hilbert Bill Barrie Vincent Hulburt

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FOOTBALL Head Coach: Les Dugan

John Augustine Michael Babin Bruce Burton John Bycina Tony Calato Ken Canzoneri Greg Capell Carmen Cibella Mike Clark Dominic Colangelo Darryl Davis

. Scott Depofi M ike Dolphin Paul Downey Jeffrey Gilbert Sam Gulino John Gonzalez Ben Hart Tim Higgens Greg Holt Don Hommel Glenn Isch Bryon-Jamison Albert Libertore David Licht Bi ll Manikas Ivan Maible Mike Micoli Don Munro Tom Orzel John Ostrowski Earl Outerbridge James Parker John Pope AI Potter Robert Quinn John Rehbaum Charles Rizzo AI Roehm Joel Rutkowski Dan Ryan Dan Sansanese Donald Schieve Scott Smith David State John Veritlo Davjd Voit David Williamson Tony Woods Randy Zakrezski

CROSS COUNTRY Coach: David Broad

Jim Attard George Baker Mansfield Brookes Wayne Burke Mark Coleman Chris Connelly Steve Loga John Love Tony Reismford Dave Reimers Doug Samuels Ray Skalski Mike Steblein

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MaKel Rouin Ralph Walkowicz Greg Phillips Richard Dutton Peter Didio Kevin Bean Mike Reiter Richard Smith Kevin Deegan Jordan Berkowitz Gary Girgalaus Jack Bacchia Richard Peet Gary Bender Larry Schurek Jim Roffmann' David· Contonpasis John Hoestermann Brian Gnarn Paul Russo Mike McGuire Eddie Laurance Bill Speyers

HOCKEY Coach: Glenn Milner, Rap Riesweber Coach Def.: Tom Metzger

Mark Gates Dan Tronolong Howard Tschari

• Tim Call "C" Frank Boccio Chuck Panepinto Rich Fabiniak Mike Walker Glenn Hall Greg Wisnigwski

• Steve Ferrentino Dennis Becker Chris Daniels Dan Szeliga Ron Bowen Mike Healy "A" Doug Brown Dave Gonyeav John Wehrle William John Norris "Captains

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Yes, all you college fans, there is more to Buffalo State than books and beer! Elms is proud to present a cross-section of some of ... the interesting and exciting groups alive on campus. Let's take a glimpse of those groups in action.

Geoscience Club The Geoscience Club consists of interested Geology and

non-Geology majors. At their informal meetings fund raisers are discussed. They have held various fund-raisers such as white elephant sales and bake sales. The money that is collected is used to cover expenses for learning filled field trips or to buy lab and field equipment. In the past the Geoscience Club has ventured to Vermont, New Hampshire, South Ontario and the adirondacks. This spring the Geoscience has hopes to visit Canada. On these field trips, interested students study rock formations and practice mapping.

In their leisure time Geoscience Club relaxes with Halloween parties, Christmas parties and social events. Whether in the fields looking for minerals or in the Pub looking for beer, the Geoscience Club always has a good time.

Spanish Club

The Spanish Club is organized to encourage Hispanic Culture. This year Spanish Club gathered for a Spanish Christmas Dinner party. Everyone brought a different dish. Vanous times of the year Spanish Club holds "Lunch Time Conversation". All students interested in speaking the Hispanic Language are invited to enjoy their lunch and participate in a Spanish Conversation. This semester Spanish Club will venture to College Camp for a weekend of a total Hispanic Experience. They are also planning to wine and dine at a Spanish restau rant.

Mix Magazine For years at Buffalo State Mix Magazine has served as an outlet

for the creative energy of its students. The fall 1980 semester saw Mix in a state of hibernation. The potential loss of his publication is being realized by some students on campus. Marcia Mule, John Dolphin, Kate Congdon, and Gary Carrel in particular are attempting to get it started again. Considering Mix has been a device for students to release their creative steam, and a place where people can dare to be different. Its no wonder this has some people on campus wondering what can't be labeled art. What these people don't realize is that if an artist or poet doesn't have a place to display his or her work, there is less of a chance to get feed-back on the quality of their work. This feed-back i~ an important part of our education. I hope this source of feed-back doesn't dry up. This years staff hopes to improve the quality of the publication by being more selective and, broadening the selection prossess to include more students. Marcia is also looking for a new name for Mix and will have renamed it by the time you read this.

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Italian Club

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The V.A.B. runs a student ga llery on campus to give students experience in hanging and displaying their work. V.A.B. offrs a free figure drawing class on Saturdays to keep students in touch with their drawing ski l ls. They also sponsor guest speakers. Th is year for the first time, the V.A.B. served the students by organizing the first Faculty/Student Art Show and Auct ion. The various artists wil l share their profits with the Visua l and Performing Arts Community. This show w ill do much to promote the artwork of students at Buffalo State Col lege.

New York Public Interest Research Group (N. Y .P .I .R . G .) N. Y.P.I.R.C. , inc. is a statewide student/citizen action

organization. They are dedicated to environmental preservation, consumer protection, government accountability, safe energy and social justice. Students from N.Y.P.I.R.C.'s seventeen campuses work together with a staff of lawyers, researchers, project spec iali sts and lobbyists to achieve positive social change in the public interest. Over the years, students at S.U .C.B. have successfully worked on important issues. Some of these social issues are on toxic chemicals, nuclear power, women's hea lth, standardized testing of child abuse, marijuana reform, and student voting rights. N.Y.P.I.R.C.'s many victories since 1973 show that student power is a reality. .

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Student Committee Organized For Peace (S.C.O.P .E.)

s.c.a.p.E. holds a coffee house.

Education (s.c.a.p.E.) is a collectively run group which provides current information on issues of peace and justice. Projects include: Anti-Draft, Alleviation of Hunger, Disarmament and others. Decisions are made by consensus, everyone having an equal say. There are no officers. The committee was founded in February of 1979.

Record The Record

Buff. State's twice-weekly news publication encompasses anything from student life to world polit ics . This is the year of the new, expanded Record. New technology, innovative ideas, and the continued hard work of its fi fty-member staff have helped to make the Record more successful and competitive than ever before.

Elms Elms yearbook of Buffa lo State attempts to capture the

uniqueness of the year, and save it until you have forgotten what the year was like, and who your fr iends were. The yearbook takes a tremendous amount of work to put together. Yet few students show any interest in its production. It's a shame the design and photography students don't show more interest. It' s a good chance to use the skills these students aquire in cl ass on a practical level. Anybody who has the interest and inclination can contribute. The more help the Elms gets the better the book wi ll be. When peop le complain about the book, or when its coming out, or who wasn't in it, I can only ask, " Where were you, when the book was being done?"

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The Buffalo State Winter Survival Kit

Activities Coordination Board The A.C.B. coo rdinates all major events at Buffalo State College. They

present special weekends. This year A.C.B. coord inated Homecoming, Winter Weekend, and Spring Weekend . A.C.B. kicked off the Spring 1980 semester with a "welcome to Buffalo State Day". Good music, fine weather and cold beer was enjoyed by al l. Fall semester of this year the campus rung with Christmas spirit when A.C.B. sponsored holly hanging in the student union. The A.C.B. is comprised of interested students and representatives of U.S.G. funded and non-funded organ izations . They work to make these events a reality. Thi s spring A.C.B. wil l be sponsoring a U.S.G. recogni tion Day and the Faculty Student Exchange Day along with many more exciting activities.

We lcome to Buffalo State Day

Ambulance Corps

Faculty-Student Exchange Day

Day Care

Weigel Health Center

College Apothecary GYN. Clinic

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Casting Hall

Coffee House

Donna's body and fender shop.

Knup Ria blows out an-other one.

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Homecoming

Legal Aid Clinic

The Lega l Aid Clinic offers free lega l service to all U .5.C. activity fee paying students of State University College at Buffalo. They offer preliminary lega l advise and case referral s to appropriate agencies .

The Legal Aid Clinic offers useful information. Information on the procedures of cl aiming independence from one's parents and a student's eligib ility for· food stamps. The Clinic also obtains lawyers for those students who must appear in court for parking tickets.

The Clinic presents informative seminars throughout the year. In the fa ll semester, 1980, they sponsored a sem inar on the functions of small claims courls. In the spring semester 1981, Legal Aid Cl in ic in cooperation with S.C.O.P.E. hopes to present a seminar on draft registration.

Unity Day Rally

Legal Aid Clinic in Action

Unity Day Rally supported by A,A,S.O.

C arribean Night

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disco music. International Affairs Committee has been busy coordinating

cu ltural events such as Carribean Night. Throughout the year, the 1.A.c. brings to Buffalo State five cultural nights. These nights include Asian N ight, Carribean Night, Middle East Night, Afr ica N ight, and International Cu ltu re Night. All students interested in being a part of these events are welcome.

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Afro-American Student Organization (A.A.S.O.)

The A.A.S.O. is people working together. People who reach out and try to understand each other. Functioning to preserve black culture, the A.A.S.O. , brin gs to Buffalo State cul tu ral events. These events are sign ificant in that they bring self-satisfacti on to its participants, enjoyment to its audience and knowledge to the uninformed.

A.A.S.O. has been busy coord inating many programs this year. In January A.A.S.O. put on a welcome back to school with a d isco dance. All had an enjoyable time as they danced to the beat of good music.

February was tl1e month that A.A.S.O. celebrated black history. Black History Month was accentuated the weekend of February twentieth. On this weekend A.A.S.O. commemorated the occas ion with a gospel concert and the reflection of the achievements in black history. Among other ceremonies that were held the event featu red ce rtain cultured plays.

In March A.A.S.O. joined in the fli ght aga inst Sickle Ce ll D isease. They sponsored a Sickle Cel l Dance Marathon. The money raised w il l go to continue further medical research.

In April, Buffa lo State was captivated when A.A.S.O. scheduled its annual Black Arts Festi va l. The Black Arts Festival is a trad ition that was started at S. U.C.B. in 1969. The trad ition was developed in 1970 with the crowning of the "Malika" (black queen) and the presentation of group dancing. Various aspects of black culture were ostentated as dancers and artists exhibi ted their talents. This year students acted out cultural pl ays and guest speakers appeared in the union.

Really I didn't say a thing about your fat mother-in-law!

The Buffalo State Tae-Kwan-Do Club is now going into its third year of ex istence . The Club is open to all students interested in the tra ining and practice in thi s style of Korean Karate. The art of Korean Karate is a comb ination of foot and hand techniques. The Tae-Kwan-Do Club emphasizes physical and mental discipline. Their activities include demonstrations and tournaments.

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1981 ELMS Staff Editor-in-Chief, Brian Louis Bascomb Activit ies Ed itor, Cathy Z iomek Art Editors, Barbara Ann Hoffman, Cathy Ziomek Feature Editors, Barbara Ann Hoffman, Terence Kimmel Photography Editor, Connie Ciancarl i Seniors Editor, Kenny Jones Sports Editors, Ann Korhummel, Robert C. Walsh

General Staff Linda Ann Fairhurst Ed Gregory Margaret Rettieg Karen Kida Margaret McMahon Sue Fitzgerald Sue Howell

Photography Staff Siamak Farsai Joe Twardowski Tony Spencer Shirley Harrison Tim Reilly Sue Fitzgerald Even Cohen Linda Anderson

Contributing Photographers Jeff Hastings Brian Delahunty Tony Sartori Frank LaVoie Vincent Conti Jim Pierotti Lee Brossoit Robert Lind Rena Levine

Contributing Artists & Poets Sarah Winkley Richard Gustav Michelle Ladd Mary Pollinger Edward Reisdorf Ellen Celano Diane Kaufman Noam Mor Karen Kida Loriann Russel l Michell Kapsaria Lucienne DeOI iveira Rina Najman Kath leen Kostek Francine Groman Trisha Rice - who did the Purple plant not

labeled in the art section.

Dividers by Jack Ovak

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Portrait Secretarial Staff . Mrs. Rosalie Pfeiffer

Mrs. Joan Schaffer Mrs. Lorra ine Muraniy

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Art Education Malloy, Kenneth M. Degre, Jeffrer G. Siener, M ary E. Alesse, Elizabeth S. Matthews, Glynn l. Depoi, Caro l. Sigismondi, Jody A. Alvaro, Daniel J. M cCullagh, William Derwin, Jeanne M. Soeffing, Stephen D. Andelora, Lisa M. McKenna, Joseph T. Didio, Peter l. Spencer, John W, Andhor, C~nthia M. M in leman, Sharon B. Dipastena, Joseph A. Stad ler, Patricia A. Bahr, Ceci ia A. Murray, . Rosemary Distler, Melodee Stafford, Sharon l. Balk, Donald J. Penister, Bernard Domster, Monica A. Stickney, Martha M . Baren, Wendy S. Pi etraszek, Linda M. Downey, Paul V. Sullivan, Mary E. Beach, Susan M . Pi n~, Patric ia M. Downs, Patrick G. Taggart, Jean M. Benton, Ruth E. Sheehan, Patricia A. Dwi~ht, Em ily E. Thomas, Sandra l. Berard, Annette T. Sinsabaugh, Will Jr. Eber ardl, Suzanne Thomas, Sharon l. Bilek Monique Stempien, Mark J. Eckam, Pamela S. Uebelacker, Mary K. Blank, Ellen M. Suhr, Betsy A. Eyre, Vicki l. Vella, Stac i M. Burger, Susan M. Watroba, CindySue Forcucci, Lisa M. Wang, Teale Cameron, Caro lyn E. Williams, Ella Franz, Elaine l. Wasinger, Daniel J. Casagrande, Nancr A. W illiams, Phoebe H . Friedman, Cheryl A. Weinberg, Matt J. Chapman, Michae J. W il son, Jonathan P. Ganter, Lori C. Welborn, Eileen Christensen, Karen Yacker., Mark R. Gau, Gloria L. Wierzba, Bonny J. Curtin, Deborah L Zulawski, Marjorie Gaudia, Amy Zimmerman, Patricia Darn, Louise A. Giglia, Joanne M. Zmuda, Michael S. Downey, Elizabeth A. LA - The Arls

Gleason, Garry E. Duggan, Eileen M. Bornstein, Tamar

Gormady, Thomas A. Elementary Education Flanigan, Christine Grimm, Kath leen M. Albano, Janice J. Frank, Janet C. Grodek, Emory D. Harbold, Leith A. AI ~aier, Kim A. Gutl iph, Karen M. Harris, Sydney M. Ar en, Deborah P. Hart, Patricia Theatre Arts Hawk, Kathi C. Am, Linda C. Herendeen, Nancy A. Constanti no, Maryan Healy, Michael P. Arno ld, Amy E. Herman, Usa G. Guhlow, David C. Herbert, Joan M. Bauer, Patri c ia M. Hoenings, Lau raJean Lescz inski, Mary E. Hemendinger, David Bebel, Gabrielle C. Hotchkiss, Karen E. Lindsay, Deborah A. Hentzy, Denis G. Belling, Pamela J. Jakiel, Lisa J. pa~e, Jean M. Herzog, Timothy P. Berman, Beatri ce Kaswan, Karen D . Sa off, Harry V. Hill , Drew E. Black, Susan L. Klein, Dawn S. Simon, Marcia D. Hinkle, Debra L. Bochn j~ rz, C":;uol S. lacombe, Andrew E. Vacanti, Russell M. Holmes, Kathryn E. Broadwell, Shelley lannis, Robin R. Webster, Wanda H. Hurtadodemendosa, J. Brown, Sharon D. Larosche, Karen A. Innes, Patric ia E. Buyea, Michelle S. l azarz, lori L.

Speech Communication Inskip, Thomas. W. Bynes, larry J.

Ueter, Julee Jennings, Mary E. Calandrelli , Cynthi lia, Diane M. Cullen, Margaret E. Jones, Nancy S. Canfield, Rosanna M. livi, lawrence W. Jurich, Liliana M. Caracc io lo, Alfred lizak, Colleen M . Music Kajfasz, Mary K. Casey, Annette M . Lovette Renee J. Augustyn iak, Jerome

Kalec, Sharon M. Christopher, Joanne Mehls, Caro l L. Berenson, Jay Kather, Pau l K. Ciupek, Arlene K. Meierdiercks, Debra Kaufman, Cindy M. Clancy, Kath leen A. Miller, Barbara C. Kercler, Kevin J. Clemons, Sarah M. Montemage, Michele Art History Ke chlin, Joanne Colose, Linda M. Moore, Diane H. Manners, Paul R. Kelley, Kristine L. Colvin, David L. Neal, l ois A. Sample, Kath leen D . Kihiu, Evans K. Conner, Pamela K. Netzband, Kathleen Sommer, Laura J. Klarnet, Randi E. Cook, Rebecca A. Nye, Daniel F. TiOOllo, Cheryl A. Klein, Manhew G. Covel, Debora A. Ostrowsky, Meryl J. Koeppel, Susanne Dahlberg, Ginger L. Page, Ellen E.

BFA - uncommitted Koscinski, Rona ld F. Davalos, Susan

Pa ine, Marsha Kranichfe lt, John R. Davis, Daniel M . Pogorzala, Christ in Kennedy, David A. Krzeminsk i, Alan H. Degon, Bruce W. Priore, Frances L. Nash, Anthony J. l egters, Douglas R. Droege, Karen L. Rauth, Julie A. liberatore, Michael Esch, Colleen M. Reade, Renee R. FBA - Painting Lisi, Sheryl A. Evans, Mary E. Redmond, l orrie E. Buckman, Barbara Ljungberg, Susan L. Fairhurst, Linda A. Ricciardi, Claudia Floersch, Russell l owe, Rita R. Fell , Cynthia J. Rogoff, Stacy L. Kibiuk, lyd ia V. Lucas, Tammy l. Fiorotto, Laura Roux, Steven A. Kintner, Kevin J. MacPherson, Melinda Flax, Harlene J. Rowswell, Verne D. Taylor, Mark A. Mancuso, Joseph M. Fleck, Deborah A. Rozicki, David J. Winter, George R. Markowitz, Rand i S. Foote, Patricia J. Rup, Laurette D. McCleary, Janet L. Forbes, Rebecca J. Schaeffer, Nancy B. McEachon, Joseph D. Fox, Deborah A. Schaffner, Curti s B. BFA - Photography McGuirk, Ri c h~Hd Jr. Frankiewicz, Cyn thi Shetler, Kathleen A. Lerner, Clai re H . Mcintyre, Melissa M. Freeman, Mary Shill in, Ava R. Ricci, Vincent Mclindon, Eli zabeth Fu ller, Edwina Slattery, Mary B. Strausman, Joan A. McMichael, Robin Gaiter, Russell J. Starring, Robert Mess, Douglas A. Gargano, Angeline L. Thompson, A lan B.

BFA - Pr int-Making M iles, Deborah l. Gavin, Maureen M.

Thompson; Theresa A. M iller, Robin E. Gerace, Loriann T rux, Gerri A. Curr, W illiam R. Monaco, Carmela M . Goly, Susan A. Turner William D. Figler, linda A. Mor~a, Maria T. Gresock, Jacqueli ne Vorel Rosemary J. Kell y, Nancy M. Mas ow , Joseph Guercio, Barbara J. Winikus, Susan L. Paschke, Donna M. Guercio, Cara A. Winkley Sarah J. BFA - Sculpture Pettit, D iane K. Gunning, Karen M.

Byers, William S. Pfister, Kathleen A. Hall, Clara E. Dess ingue, Frank A. Pierson, Eveltn C. Halton, Mary E, LA - Art Pacheco, Roberto . ~ Pisanczyn, C ristia Hamilton, Robert J. Ambrosin i, Armando Wolfson, Dana K. Pontillo, Samuel J. Hewitt, Kathy Bascomb, Brian l. Przybylski, Pamela Hooper, Che~1 N. Banle, Diane R. Raboy, M indy T. Hostutler, Kat y A. Bender, Michelle J. BFA - Design Richman, Lanny F. Hughes, Susan D. Botto, Beverly J. Bailoni, Valerie K. Rimmer, James E. Infante, Antoinette Bovone, Richard J. Batkin, Glenn H. Robazza, Janice S. Jacobson, Michelle Brown, Scott L. Berezney, Paul L. Robertson, Daniel E. Jakes, Debra R. Burkard, Diane L. Bodnar, David W. Roblin, John M. Jak iel , Marjorie R. Chordas, Joyce l.

~ Brammer, Danie l D. Roesch, Chery l A. Janeczko, Marilyn Clare, Kath leen A. Christenson, Judy A. Ruchalski, Timothy Jankowski, Julie A. Cook, Paul R. Chwe, Sang N. Rudnicki, Edward R. Jones, Jacquelyn J. Dacey, Eileen A. Cintorino, Sandra M. Russell , Loriann j. Jones, Valerie A. Dobrowo lski, Christ Congdon, Kath leen L. Salisbury, Jeffrey Kalick, Yvonne M. Doerrier, Mark S. Conti, Judith L. Salser, James E. Kammer, Helen J. Franco, Arlene Conti, Vincent A. Schneider, Jacqueli Kersten , Diane J. Freeman, Marva S. Coover, Regan W. Sciandra, Joseph S. Kimmich, MaryEllen Kapsuris, M ichele Curtin, Eileen J. Seaman, Lisa A. King, Joan M. Kutner, An n L Debrango, Bernadett Seiter, John W. Klska, Karen R.

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Exe. Ed. Communication Disorders Leous, Karen B. Bernsau, Tamara A. Parker, Nancy A.

Arreola, Lora A. Lorris, Mara J. Biddle, Janet L. Pastore, Deborah E.

Bernstein, Lisa Lowell , Sandra M. Blackwell, Carol A. Petersdorf, Joy M.

Bialik, Christine Lyon , Christopher T. Blashka, Robin L. Phetteplace, Tina L

Burdick; Debra E. Malco lm, l ori A. Bloom, linda S. Phill ips, Randall C.

Carlson, Kim A. Marchioli, Michele Bondon i, Sara J. Quebral, Mary F.

Cleveland, Kathleen Marks, lori J. Boyd, Betty A. Ragus, Cynth ia M.

Coleman, Deborah A. Martin, Ilene H. Bressler, Karen E. Reale, Deborah A.

Cooley, Kevin A. Masters, James V. Brower, Joyce l. Reiter, Deborah l.

Galland, Elizabeth Mazen, Michael J. Brunner, Susan M. Ri ch, Douglas R.

Garey, Bernadette G. McCluskey, Kathl een Burmeier, Greta M. Rogers, Victoria E.

Garey, Joan M. Mead, MaryJean Burr, linda A. Romeo, MaryAnne

Garv in, Caro l A. Miller, linda C. Caporusso, Marie A. Rosala, Christopher

Geelan, Susan Morey, Kristine A. Carbone, Elaine M. Rosbrook, Mary D.

Goldberg, Mary J. Murray, Patri cia A. Carhart, Janeen M. Rosso, Mary J. Goldman, lisa M. Norton, Mary E. Chernetsky, Michael Rowe, Deborah E. Harris, Sandra Novits, Jean Ciepie la, Catherine Ryan, Kathleen E. Haslam, Pamela A. O'Connell , Teresa M. Conte, Amelia M. Schlegel, Mary M.

Johnson, Karen A. O'Farrell, Kathleen Cooper, Carolyn M. Schlehr, Kath leen A.

Kina, Christine F. O'Malley, Rita F. Coughlin, Donna C. Schwartz, Cecelia E.

lorber, Pamela A. Ortiz, Raquel M. Craft, Barbara J. Seidman, Shelly M. Markham, Ellen M. Packard, lenore E. Cu!ien, Mary E. Serrino, Patric ia A. McAndrew, Patric ia Parlato, Susan M. Darcrocida, Diane T. Simons, Robbi l. Mice li , Kathleen A. Perez, Anne M. Do do, Michelle Siracuse, Marie A. Murphy, Dolores M. Powell , Linda l. Dole, Kristin M. Slater, lewis P.

Murray, Joseph T. Preischel , Natalie Durinka, Ronald J. Smith, Barbara A. Owczarczak, JacQuel Prewitt, Deborah O. Englert, Den ise J. Smolarek, Kathryn J.

Pasco, Debra A. Pryor, Joanne T. Erb, Mary E. Stefanski, Margaret Pena, Maureen S. Ptak, Peggy I. Essek, Kathryn R. Stehlin, l eslie R. Prusak, Teresa M. Rausc h, Dorothy J. Evans, Kathleen M. Stobsky, Eva M. Samson, Linda M. Riley, Terri Farrell , Karrie S. Strand, Philomena Scarsella, Sharlene Rinaldi, Jennie P. Finn, Kathie S. Sullivan, Mary T.

Smith, Elizabeth J. Rivera, Marilyn Garrell, Kath leen Szczepan iak, Diane

Smolin, lori K. Rogers, David D. Gavin, Michael T. Terry, Jacqueline l. Sonnen me ier, Rae M. Ronald, Thomas J. Goldstein, Karen M. Timmons, Dawn S. Spratt, Robert G. Roszman, Cynthia l. Goodman, Kenneth T. Towne, Gayle l.

Stachowiak, Linda A. Ruhland, Rachelle A. Gresco, Cynth ia Tydus, Kathryn

Tranz illo, Katherin Saber, Valerie A. Haas, Cheryl Vigiano, Karen A.

Villa, Donna Sammons, lorra ine C. Hafezi, Theresa Wa ll ace, Barbara A.

Wolf, Stacey M. Sawicki, Janet l. Hail and, Elizabeth Waszmer, Christine Woods-Tate, Faye l. Scalzo, Catherine A. Hanley, Barbara A. Weinheimer, lana K.

Wright, Mary C. Schaus, louise A. Hanlon, Mary E. Weisbeck, lori B.

Zieminski, Kath leen Schultz, Dennise A. Hahward, Carol A. Weiss, Francis J.

Zieminski, Marianne Schwageri, Bernadet He ir, Patricia A. Willer, lisa J. Sc iuto, laura l. Hess. Mildred M. Wilson, Susan E. Seferian, Ela ine M. Hi ll , Mary E. Wilson, Susan K. he, Ed. Sermak, Francine A. Hirschfelt, Margare Wish now, Wendy E. Learning & Behavioral Disorders Seward, l isa A. Horton, Catherine E. Yamin, MaryBeth Abdul, Donna l. Seymour, Louise M. Hurlbu rt, Andrea l. Yelich, joseph J. Abram, Betty J. Shapiro, Randy S. Isenberg, Ruth C. Young, Barbara E. Baldi , Janet Sindo, Corinne M. jackson, Ann E. Zacchigna, John S. Barno, Te resa M. Slaughter, Phyllis jeter, linda G. Zaphiris, Joanne Bellafiore, Eleonor Stern , Patricia G. johnson, Christina Zarakas. Catherine Berger, Ronda l. Stobie, Da rlene S. jones, Deborah K. Blanchard, Michelle Sturckler, Carol A. Joy, janice E.

Exc. Ed. Physical Handicapped Bluman, lisa R.

Thompson, Kathi A. Kaplan. Ellen S. Carney, Ann E. Townsel, Deborah A. Karaszewski, Kathie Brodka, Mary B. Collins, Chery.! A. Trautwein , Janice S. Keegan, Regina M. Bryk, Cynthia J. Comiez, Marla Tricoli, Sandra N. Kelly, Maureen A. Cancilla, Marc C. Costanzo, lisa D. Tucker, Jeanne M. Kielma, Cynthia A. CaSSidy, Karen P. Cox, loi s M. Visone, Delia M. Kitson, Ruth M. Daily, Dixie l. Dibenedetto, Jeanne Wa lsh, Julie A. Kostakis, Aleksandr Dinaiale, Colleen M. Eckert, Cynth ia R. Walter, Frances D. Kotaska , Debra l. Dryja, Charlene M. Erri ngton, El izabet Whileside, joseph Kremphollz, Elaine Ellenberger, Cheryl Gargiulo, Denise A. Wiest, lisa C. latorre, Veralyn F. Ferencik, Constance Gil mour, Margaret l. Wilding, Sidney M. lawitz, Abby S. Fournier,-Renee D. Gladstone, Art Williams, An1ela E. leibeck, Darlene A. Fox, Wendy A. Goldstein, Amy Wojciechows i, Mi ch l e ifer. Miche ll e l. Freebody, Jeanne M. Herman, Nancie J. Wood, Nancy J. l eone, Maralynn Giv in, Joan l. Hotaling, Donna l. Wood, Susan M. lepo, Pau l E. Grosse, Ho ll r A. Hughes, Margaret A. Young, Thelma P. lewis, Karen l. Gyorffy, Gai J. Isaacs, Sharon A.

lewis, Robin S. Hariock, Rebecca K. jablon, Fern C.

EI. Ed. English linhart, Mary J. ~ Katz, lisa S. Janovsky, Kath leen Malkasian, Baruara Kubala, Amy l. Kovall, Elizabeth A. Martell, Esther Manheim, Margie E. Kush, Janice M. lamparelli, Mary E. Nuttle, Rosemary F. Manze lla, Pamela A. loman, Angela Y. lan~e. Wendy l. Potter, Cheryl l. Marcan loni, Nancy M. lombardo, Bernadett lOUIS, linda B.

Rose, lawrence T. Martin, Kathleen lum, Cathleen A. Marbl e, Cynthia l. Skibinski, leonora Matthews, Patricia lup low, lory A. Maroney, Margaret E. Vaught, Patric ia A. McBride, Kim E. Martineck, Andrea R. Maylin, Grace B.

McCollough, Desiree Mi ll er, Susan M. McDonnell, Marilyn

EI. Ed. Math ~ McKinney, Yoranda S. Murray, Patricia A. Meri n, Janet E.

Bilski , Mary M. McNeil, Holly S. O'Shaughnessy, Marga Michalek, Carol A. Mille r, judith A. Partell, Susan M. Mohr. Darlene P. Sealy, Deborah A. Mills, Adele D. Pietrykowski, Mary Osinga, Janice A. Morrish, Kim A. Rer,n0lds, Clive T. Pi per, Gary M.

EI. Ed. Social Studies Morrison, Deborah l. Ru in, Elissa F. Pleasant, Elizabeth Morris, James B. Mu lholl and , Ann M. Rudolph, Kathryn H. Pr ice, Donna l.

Murphy, Dawn P. Schultz, Kath leen Puzan, Barbara l. Mussen, Bernadette Schultz, Martha F. Reed, Ann l.

Exc, Ed. Mental Retardation Neasman, Doris Se ide5, Jane S. Richtol, Susan G.

Rossi, Barbara F. Gunkel, Barbara B. Carlucci, Lou is Merriweather, Laver Scafidi, Eric S. Hurtubise, Vicky J. Cauthen, Melody S. Mesi, Michelle A. Schaich, Chery l R. Kaus, Joseph A. Chavanne, Daniel M. Miklos, AnnMarie Schoen Ie, Ellen S. Kraft, Mary F. Cherry, Susan A. Mirt, Martin H . Searles, Lynn M. Lipinora, Paul Chevalier, Duane C. Monaco, Paul A. Shoemaker, Patri cia Purce l , Gary F. Christ, Peter J. Mondo, Mark C. Stacey, Laura Ann Went land, Daniel M . Conwell, Sharon A. Monsees, Brian F. Stern ig, Susan P. Zimmerman, Stan ley Courtade, Patricia Moore, Jack A. Taddeo, Refina A. Crangle, Joseph B. Muffoletto, Peter J. Thorne, Le~ ie F. Dieteics Cum 0, Gerald A . Mullen, Donald E. Tobin, Jeanne Bacon, Lois F. Czuprynski, Joseph Mulvenna, John M. Truppner, Julie A. Benson, Lorraine A. Daw, Will iam F., Jf. Murray, Maureen C. Villar, Michael R. Berent, Susan K. Desing, Jeffrey P. Neely, O livia C. Woodworth, Patricia Bernolak, Donna Devlin, Kath leen A. Neporadny, Jon C. Yasku lski, Kim A. Brandel, Susan L. Divito, Marylou M. Newhouse, John E.

Briat ico, Isabell Darn, Kimberly Notaro, Donna D. Brofman, Meryl J. Drzewiecki, John F. Notto, Deborah A.

Home Economics Educat ion Bunn, Judith H. Eas ley, Deborah R. Nowakowski, William Braeaes, Laura C. Carden, Sandra R. Edmondson, Meigs M. O'Brien, Pau l I. Goo ell, linda S. Cerimeli , Maria L. Egan, Cra ig M. Ochs, Mary K. Gresco, Tama J. Christ, Christ ine Errico, Mark A. O'Donnell, Paul B. Jones, Debra L. Deangelis, Mary E. Farrell, Mark J. O~orchock, Larry K. Maslow, Carole M. Denny, Patricia E. Farre ll, Terrance L. o iver, James A. McComb, Renee E. Esposito, Marie C. Ferrentino, Steven Osolinsky, Greg Morganti, Michell M. Faulhaber, Valerie Feuerstein, Jon l L. Oyoyo, Victor T. Nesbitt, JoAnn K. Giannini, Corrine Filippelli , Karen Palmeri, Karen M. Randall, Ann C. Gilden, Marcia B. Flanagan, Kevin R. Parker, Lela B. Sexton, Lorra ine M. Hahn, Mary L. Frasca, Lorenzo Parnett, Claudette Stang, Mary A. Harris, Deborah L. Galante, Richard M. Peters, Debra M. Sterling, Deloris Harvey, Hyla M. Galfo, Natalie F. Petzing, Jamie L. W ilke, Gweneth E. Hughes, J. M ichael Garrett, W illiam Pillard, Nancy D. W ilson, Laurie N. Kinahan-Bayer, Kath Gasbarrini, Larry W. Plezia, Linda A.

Klajbor, Margaret J. Geldard, Thomas M . Purti ll, Robert, Jf. Consumer & family Studies

Kn itt, Patricia Gerevics, Anthony B. Quinn, Thomas F. Knowles, Ajuba D . Gigantelli , Thomas Racz, Li sa M.

Bodian, Lois J. Kraska, Bonnie L Gluszak, Lynn M. Reed, Ann D. Bo llen, Brenda K. Krzal , Cynthia F. Godert, Deborah A. Reneau, Giles A. Colomban, Patricia Laplaca, Katheri ne, Goertemiller, Sue E. Rodgers, Stephen P. Deare, Mary J. Law, Benita L. GoU, Diane J. Rosenber~ Mark A . Dodd, Christine A. Lewis, Cheryl L. Grenda, Walter F., Jr. Rottger, 5 ella A. Dorian, Li sa M. Makowski, Patricia Grimaldi, Gart R. Rousseau, Phi l ip R. Duerr, Mary L. McGou~h, Margaret M. Grishen, Luci l e T. Sanfili~po , David R. Flynn, Mary K. McGrat , Claire L. Groman, Franc ine E. Schae er, Kath leen Fowler, Brenda Mosgeller, Michelle Grover, Lawrence II Scheinbart, Greg N. Gese, Beth F. Normile, Chery l N. Guili , David J. Schopf, Charles II Gulvin, Kenneth N . Nuchereno, Susan C. Hansen, Will iam A. Schrader, Gregory D. Haenle, Jill M. Ogilv ie, PhylliS L. Harold, Sylvester Sears, Mary A. Herzig, Carolyn M. Poloncarz, Vincent Hartnett, Frances K. Shanahan, Karin M . Hicks, Ranelle R. Quinlivan, Susan K. Hasan, Sameir N. Shirazi, Sharifeh Huber, Margaret A. Ross, Sara E. Hastings, Alan T. Short, Julie M. Joyce, Deborah L. Rothaug, Carol J. Hennessy, Colleen L. Sieckmann, Li sa A. Kasper, Leslie l Russo, Pau l M. Henty, Andrew J. Silverman, Richard Koscielniak, Irmgar Sauer, Catherine D. Hil s, Linda L. Simon, Paul H . Kosloski, Janet M. Sch lipmann, Gayle L. Hogan, Bernadette M. Smi th, Robert L Landers, Valarie F. Scovil l, Kyle M. Hourihan, Thomas J. Snell, Randy A. Lee, Maria Shapiro, Cindy B. Howlett, Leah A. Sorce, Joseph Marcy, Martha A. Smolarek, Linda R. Huff, Wendy Y. Sprenger, Pamela L. Min, Young Streer, Pamela A. Jankowiak, Linda M. States, Charles R. Morse, Susan E. Wark, Beth A. Jones, -Karen L. Stephen, Carol I. Olwal, Malachi A. Webster, Sall'boR. Kalembriewicz, Anne Strong, Richard J. Pyne, Katherine L. Wi~gand, De rah M. Karo, Herbert S. Sussman, Stephen J. Rowe, Susan M. Wi son, Patricia A. Keller, Jay Swan, Regina ld T. Siddall, jean M. Yezzi, Nancy A. Kelley, Patric ia E. Tapson , Teri L. Sienkiew icz, Lynn M. Zielinski, Joseph J. Kelly, Thomas J. Terrana, Mary R. Spence, Nancy S. Kelsey, Eileen G. Turkov ich, Joseph M .

I Spiller. Diane E. Kertzie, Peter F. Twarozek, Paul J.

Food & Nutrition Kessler, Maril ynn J. Tyrpak, Claire D. ,

Consumer Studies O'Neill, Margaret Kimmins, Bri an W . Vinc i, Lou is

Artman, Christina Kline, Linda L. V0ftelmann, Michele Cohn, Joyce H. Special & Business Studies Knerr, Karen E. Vo [mer, Beth A. Defalco, Donna Abram, Karen A. Kohn, Peter A. Weig, Laura A. Leone, Lesley Addelman, Stephen R. Koziel, Holly A. Wetzel, Philip J. Williams, Florence Adelizzio, Pamela J. Labelle, Maria J. Whi tehouse, Ingrid

Angell , W ill iam F. Langlo is, Irene M. Wild, Kenneth K. Anyiam, George C. Larry, John J. Wofford, Larraine C.

Business Studies Anzalone, Leonard J. Leavens, Richard, Jr. Wunsch, Mary L Butler, Mary E. Arno ld, John E. Leveille, Patricia Yablin, Mark A. Farion, Geo~e Baldwin, Michael J. Levy, Caren R. Yager, Frances J. Kosierb, Lin a S. Banks, Randolph Lew in, Katherine Young, Dorothy Markus, Maureen P. Barrett, Lisa M . ... Littlefield, Adele Zablonski, Martin L. Miner, Antonette Bassanello, Da-vid B. Uzauckas, Lois J. Zaidel, Kathryn A. Oczowinsk i, Donna J. Baumler, Francine M . Maitino, Donna M. Zawadzki , John A. Presne ll , Kathy A. Beitz, John M. Majstorovic, Radova Zerner, Mitchell S.

Beltrami , Margaret Manarina, Joseph G. Zielinski, Donna G. Mance, Susan M.

Consumer & Business Studies Berto la, Betsy A. Many, Thomas J. Brady, Connie F. Bil mes, .Barbara S. Marano, Marybeth Special Studies Early Childhood Davis, Lee E. Bonn, Anthony Marcucci, Diane C. Bloom, Patri cia A. Kondek, Susan

~ Bovey, David.J. Masterson, Patricia Bowman, Carol A.

Nazaruk, Joseph A. Bradley, Caro l S. Mata, Rache l Bradley, Barbara A. Brocklehurst, Robert Mattea, Donald Brooks-Collins, Car

Distributive Education Brown, · Mary

McConnaghy, Dianne Brown, Jill M . Burmeister, Megan R.

Adams, Ramona L. Bynes, Bessie McCowan, Mary E. Burdette, Lesley A.

Conklin, David Caldarell i, Denise McKibben, Tracy Connare, Mary C.

Dahlgren, Robert G. Capell , joan C. McNamara, John T., Jr. Ferguson, Charles E. McNeill , Joseph P. Gennaro, Denise A. Domagala, Cynthia A. Capozzi, Jay A. McParlane, Susan M. Hegeman, Dianne H.

Fer~uson, D. K. Carey, Michael R. Mendola, Peter J. Kotaska, Kath leen Go dman, Alan P. Carl son, Daniel F.

Meterko, Patricia M. Needham, Edward J. Millar, Thomas R. Hanagan, Michael W.

Najman, Rina Nkomo, Nomathemba Mills, Thomas G. Hartman, Donald K. O'Brien, Dennis P. Morcio, Gregory J. Haxton, Larry H. Orlan sky, Tova I. Munch, Georye W. Hibit, Rebecca

Special Studies Orourke, Ann M. Nobile, Frank in M. Hunt, Janet W. Food Systems Management Ortiz, Maria M. Pinzone, Gino Jack, Gerald R. Bantle, Alice B. Orto lano , Karen M. Poleon, John R. Jacyszyn, Debra A. Barone, Maria T. Paulk, Donald Rando lph; Thomas H. Ka ruru, David I. Borgis i, Joseph J. Pawelczak, Diane M. Roblin , Mary Laduca, Joseph W. Caldiero, Alfonse, P. Pazam ickas, Robert Rotond i, Salvatore Lew, Brian E. Ellis, Cheryl A. Perry, Marie G. Rusch, Steven J. Lichtenberger, Mich Gilbert, Wayne J. Phillips, Donna J. Schulz, Michael Li ndstrom, Ken neth Gutman, Sheryl Pruchnowski , Dorothy Sexton, Leslie M. Lobrutto, Mary J. Ha le, Kevin J. Rae, Penniston A. Shearer, James M. Loman, Edna F. Mabee, Johanna K. Rapp, Karen L. Snyder, William F. Loncto, Daniel F. Mundru, Penninah N. Revitz, Stacey J. Stewart, James R. McCarter, Kevin R. Mu rphy, Cheryl A. Reiser, Patricia M. Wright, Eric V. McKinsey, Jacquelin Pellegrino, Paul G. Ruslander, Anne S. Moribell a, Marc Ronca, Lori L. Saber, Paula J. Sec. Education English Mue ller, Barbara E. Schmaren, Beverly Sanders, Katheryn I. Allen, Marc ia L. Mugo, Njuguna Taboh, Amy F. Sanders, Mary E. Drozda, John M. Murakami, Shuji Turkla , Lois W. Seifert, Deborah L. George, Christopher Nasierowski, Cathy Tyran, Maril yn K. Sennett, Michele M. Hi nterberger, Lynn Nishimura, Yukihiro Uzomba, Grace C. Servedio, Leonard G. Little, Carin L. Notaro, Charles A. Woods, Richard J. Shimkin, Lori Orr, Jeanne L. Popowicz, 'George

Slovacek, Linda M. Sawicki, ·Donna M. Powell, Maureen A.

Special Studies Smith , Diane L. Tsujimoto, Connie J. Randazzo, Michael J. Smukler, Diane S. Wilson, Anto inette Red lo, Mitchell H.

Office Administration Rivera, Lu is R. Congdon, 'Rodney B. Sonde I, David L. Wins low, Allen

Spaulding, Sh irley Russell, Raymond P. Hilton, Rebecca A. Sheridan, Thomas R. Ibarra, Marlene D. Springer, Stacee A. Sec. Education Mathematics Stacey, Michael C. Sroczyk, Cheryl A. Mancuso, Samuel J. Stadler, Kathleen S. Meyers, Kristin M. Stubbs, Beatrice Y. Wa-Gatumbi, Gathuka

Starr, Sharon B. Petock, Daniel P. Tammard, John P. Stein, Sheryl B. Turner, James P.

Social Work Stetz, Karen L. Sec. Education Biology Utzig, Mark C.

Abraham, Kathleen A. Sutter, Patti L. Aldrich, Carol Wind, Michelle M.

Andrews, Susan K. Szafran, Denice J. Dogan, Freddie Wish man, Donald C.

Arsenault, Sharon M. Tederous, Elias T. Marcus, Alwanda Wisniewski, Mark S. Babi, Rosanna F. Thompson, James P. McCarthy, Paul E. English Baczkiewicz, Karen Wachowiak, Christin Passon, Concetta Arnold, Laura M. Barnard, Paul G. Weaver, Barbara T. Zimmerman, Gail M. Bogardus, Lorraine Barr, Cynthia A. Welch, Patti G. Brennan,· Marykathle Beebe, Lee A. Whitehead, Donna L.

Sec, Education Earth Science Buckley, Constance

Bernstein, Resa L. Williams, Marilyn E. Burke, Vincent J. Bluman, Rhona L. Wilson, Jane L. Webber, Richard D. Calucci, Dina C. Boser, Mark T. Winski, Cynth ia A. Cassata, Thomas Brady, Anne C. Woods, Flora B. Sec. Education Physics Cla ire, Robin Brady, Scott J. Wroblewski, Florence Ortenzi, Leonard E. Corbett, Gerard A.S. Brown, Gregory A. Zander, Robin L. Finiki, Susan M. Brumley, Charlene K. Zandrowicz, Suzanne Gelen, Michael E. Burns, Susan M. Sec. Education Social Sciences HaU, Odessa E. Carabelli, Michael

Industrial Arts Education Baldwin, John A. Hamsik, Janet M.

Catanzaro, Nina V. Corbran, Dennis J. Iarocci, James Chabot, Kelly G. Agnello, Richard D. Croft, Michael J. Lavoie, Daniel Chrymko, El izabeth Backes, John F. Hicks, Geoffrey M. McKinnis, john M. Clark, Laurie L. Bathke, Douglas A. Lewis; Derek L. Moore, Deborah L. Cohen, joy E. Berlad, Edward S. Nasal, Stephanie Morgan, Cheryl L. Conti, Mark N. Bosz, David P. Sham bach, David N. Murphy, Lauren B. Costantino, Carol M. Brighton, George P. Smith, Rocelious S. Parris, Phi llip E. Crosby, Russell A. Busha, Martin S. Stoyell, Loyal A. Qu inn, Michael J. Dewhurst, Brian E. Canosa, Charles V. Thomas, Arthur L. Rudes, John A. Dimet, Renee A. Cappy, Paul M. Tucker, Linda A. Stanek, Philih J. Dixon, Kathleen A. Cavafnaro, Michael Tarapacki, T omas M. Dojnik, Lynn M. Chap in, Willie E.

Sec. Education French Vullo, John C. Domagalski, Theresa Christopher, Russe! Walsh, Pamela J. Donley, Joanne M. Clayback, Gary F. Brooks, Elizabeth A. Wil kens, Timothy F. Durnwirth, Karen R. Comerford, John D. Christopher, Sherri Feeney, Patric ia M. Cook, Jeffrey W. Hu~ar, Tracy D. Fellows, Sheila A. Curry, Robert J. Jab onski, Jean M. Journalism - Broadcasting Ferris, Sharon M. Curtis, Dou~as Ortolf, Tracy A. Averh, Brett W. Fried lander, Susan Deinhart, jo n C. Scaglione, Katharin Brad ield, Scott W. Frosolone, Elena Domino, Alfred J. Brooks, Peter J. Frysz , Michael J. Edwards, Robert A. Sec. Education Spanish Buffone, Patrick L. Glatz, Ann M. Ehinger, David D. Hess, Norma M. Caccamise, Robert Gold, Rhonda L. Fernandez; Jon Marte, Zoila A. Charley, Shaun M. Gummo, Janice M. Frank, Jeffrey M. O'Donnell, Sandra L. Cianc iosa, Robert Haf~ren, Annalisa Garrison, Gary Wexler, Lisa A. Cummings, John L. Har in , Nathaniel J. Gilhooley, Dennis P. .. Dalton, Judith A. Hardy, Annie J. Hager, Patri ck K. Fisher, David R. Harris, Vicky L. HatS, Paul N~- Economics Gyetko, Stephen C. Heffernan, Patricia Ho Iwedel, Robert M. Abdulla , Ali H.D. Hardison, William L. Hennig, Marc G. Holmes, Michaei L. Berblinger, Theresa Horowitz, Gary 8. Hennigan; Sharon A. H rycyk, Mark G. Brooker, Dennis B. Jacobson, Kathy E. Holway, Anne M. Ihle, George P. III Bu rke, Kenneth J. Jones, Linda S. Igras, Suzanne R. Jordan, Susan B. Burns, Kevin Koch, Jonathan l. Janish, Mary E. Joy, Timothy J. Camacho, Richard E. Mar~erum, Michael D. Jones, Darlene F.

~ Ko lb, Michael A. Caruana, Frank Mas owski , Annette

Joyce, Kath leen M. Komorowski, Joseph ' Castiglione, Mark McKinney, Darren L. Kahn, Leslie A. Lemp, David W. Catalano, Lori A. Metzler, Edward C. Labelle, James M. Levy, Michael P. Cavarretta, Joseph Pullano, Thomas J. Leary, Rita Lydon, John A. Chmielowiec, Larry Rosenman, Ellen S. Lieb, Jay R. Mandra, Donald J. Damin, Mary C. Ross, Steven R. Martinez, Wilfredo Mariano, Vincent J. Emm i, Paul J. Schweizer, Kim R. Masullo, Carmen P. Mauro, Anthony C. Fornarola, Ralph J. Scire, Catherine A. Mcintosh, Donna D. McCoy, Lawrence R. Frank, Julie M. Seniors, Sheila D. Miller, Sheila M. McKelvy, Robert S. Gardner, Peter S. Ste iner, Stephen L. Moore, Sharon P. McKenna, George A. Gleason, William J. Teichman, Monique C.

Catal ano, Gerard Griffin, Elizabeth Trumet, Thomas J. Veres, Ilona H. Cohen, Mona L. Kinan, Tamman Warnke, Charles E. Colabello, Anthony Kluth , linda J.

Koz lowski, Anthony Weill, Patti I.

Math - BA Curvin, Claudia L. lU~, David A. Beutel, Kenneth l. Decker, Pamela G. lut ringer, Lissa H. Broadcasting Ginsberg, Sheil a F. Deperro, Donald Ma[tzan, luc inda l. Babbs, Tommie l. Jacobi, John V. Dimella, Virginia A. Muczenski, Den ise M. Binder, Donna F. Kuligowski, Andrew Dolphin, John T. O ldfield, Thomas R. Sheehan, Terrence M. Donovan, Edward J. Booth, Patrick J.

Trapasso , John M. Dow, Gwendolyn Randall , Douglas A. Britton, Sarah T. Eagle, Mark 1. Robinson, Patricia Broat, Richard A. Ferrulo, Anna M. Ross, Mark A. Cannon, William J.

Math - BS Fink, James B. Rowley, Tamara l. Carrington, Michell

Bellows. Gretchen A. Fisk, Cynthia D. Rugg, Ellen M. Chatley, Joseph A.

Clark, Dan iel J. Frankli n, Robin Y. Samuels, Douglas N. Chest, Elizabeth A.

Hartman, Robert S. Fricano, Angela Sherman, George C. Cleary, Ei leen S.

Keil, Thomas H. Gawronski, Karen l. Smith, Darcy L Coleman, Tam i A.

l ebrenz, Jady E. Gill, Andrea J. Switala, Denise M. Coughl in, Colleen M.

leuze,' Deborah A. Habuda, Janice l. Szczepanik, David Cross, Kevin P.

Madvid, Kathie M. Hayes, Maureen A. Tobin, Jeanne S. Dauphinee, Roberta

McGee, Deborah A. Kearney, Kimberley Todaro, Susan E. Day, Terrance B.

Mosure, Susan T. lembeck, James M. Tomiak, Gail R. Degraw, Mi chele C.

"Pokorski, Robert J. Lepage, Maryanne Well s, Tina l. Dennard, Darryl

Rowan, John F. little, Kenneth J. Zebrowski, Sharon J. Donahue, Paul J.

Tumpaloff, George Macken, Alice C. E~n , Kenneth J. Van Dewater, WiI, Jr . Manweiler,·Donald S.

PS'bchology - BS E is, Richard A.

McCann, Dianne R. Gi son, Lori E.

Engel, Will iam M. Philosophr. McMahon, Margaret P.

Gleason, Timothy A. Farrise, Ronald J.

Merkli ng, Roberta L Gradner, Evan A.

Foote, Lorraine E. Bies, Kath een J. Davidson, Shirley M. Miller, Harold F., Jr .

Miller, Kath leen J. Garlick, Thomas E.

Mu le, Marc ia Treinin, Janice I.

Granger, Paula Hall, Patricia Je tter, Laurie J. Muscato, Kathleen M.

Va lenti, Salvato, Jr. Grenzig, Linda M.

Lund, Donald R. Oswald, Constance A. Guite, Juan J. Pittner, Agnes C. Halden , Marcelle Pullman, Katherine Biology Hdrzewski, Vincent

Political Science Robinson, Peggy l. Banaszak, Dan iel E. Haupt, Pamela R. Abebe, Yacob

Roeder, Linda M. Barrea, Glenn L Herbst, Clifford Acosta, Nancy

Ross, Marcia A. Cichon, John R. HeUrich, Darcy l. Agro, Salvatore P. Salzman, Robert J. Coffin J. Douglas H;II, Jud;,h M. Bahleda, Catherine Sansone, Gina[ynn J. Copland, Dana J. Huntginton, Linda R. Bi rmingham, Stephen

Scank, Wayne J. Corsi, Mark A. Jablonski, Emil G. Bro~an ,. Sean G . Simonsen, Paula M. Czysz, Michael G. Jackson, Leslie A. Bur e, Gregory T.

Smith, Ronald E. Dickey, Karen C. Johnson , Robert T. Carosella, John N. Stenzel, Debra A. E[i Ani, David E. Kapp, David S. Cata lfu, Sandra J. Stevens, Michele A. Fuchs, Linda Karnath, Erick M. Chadderdon, Matthew Thuman, Deborah l. Galantowicz, Pau l J. Kell 'h' Thomas V. Common, Jenn ifer G.

Wa lsh, Frank C. Gi ll , Alison l. Ki rc myer, Mark A. Cothard, Bethann

Waters, Ei leen M. Citau, Mungai H. Kopper, Mark J. Crawford, Wil liam J.

Gitter, Lori E. Krull, Kelli O. Danagher, Mary M.

French Gluszak, Catherine Lagana , Marco L Duscher, Kathleen J.

Gonzalez, Lance l ascola, Andrea Gromek, Michael A. Pawlowsk i, Janet E.

Hammond, Henry J. Laxer, Leonard M. Jacobson, Tami S. Wilcox, Miriam C.

Hickey, Erin E. Lebenson, Richard Jones, Pamela A.

Jaffe, Warren S. Leopold, Steven}. lavalley, Thomas R.

Spanish Jones, Theresa A. lurie, Tina E. LepaJe, Thomas J.

Kammerd iener, Debra Lytle, Thomas K. Man e ll , Suzette A. Baez, Jose A.

Kelhetter, John f. McGuirk, Kathleen Marshall, Den ise M. Peterson, R. Kevin

Kelsey, Jonathan A. McNamara, George F. Mask, Kathy M. Sprawka, Celine

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