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ACCOUNTING HONOR SOCIETY L p H A
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The Accounting Honor Society is designed to promote a broader and deeper interst in the field of accounting. Its purpose is to fully inform members of all current accounting pronouncements and to offer historical, current, and future views of the field of accounting. Tutoring services are offered to students by the members each semester.
To become a member, a student must - be an accounting major, have attended Widener at least 2 semesters, have completed at least 12 credit hours in accounting, be a student member of the National Association of Accountants, maintain a 3.25 or above average in accounting and an overall cumulative average of at least 3.0
(L-R) Chris LaMonica, Marianne Retzbach, Lisa Gallinat, Michael Honeyman Michael J. Honeyman - President Christopher J. LaMonica - Vice-Presi,dIIl
The Student Mfiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society is composed of members who are majoring in chemistry and related fields. It undertakes various social activities and projects geared for the betterment of members, the club, and chemistry at Widener College throughout the year. It is organized to stimulate education and growth in the field of chemistry for the present and the future.
President - Jeanne Russell Vice President - Bob Misher Treasurer - Bill Yale Secretary - Jack Carney
MEMBERS
SENIORS: Joe Dow, Carol Fordyce, Linda Knisely, Jim Murphy, Kyle Parmelee, Bob Spinasi, Rich Ward
JUNIORS: Daryl Adams, Joanne Bailey, George Choe, Alan Lee, Doreen McGowen, Kristy McKalester, Pete Murray, Dick Rainer, Glen Roggio, Rich Sobel
SOPHOMORES: Boo Durkin, Alan Graff, Michelle Opet,
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Marianne Retzbach - Secretary Lisa Gallinat - Treasurer
FRESHMEN: Dave Bachman, Tammy Beacher, Carol Davison, Debby Divens, Eitel, Nick Mingone, Ann Rescinto, Jeanne Spinasi
CHEMICAL SOCIETY
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF B I o L
The American Institute of Biological Sciences is dedicated to advancing the recognition of the importance of biological science as it serves mankind, and to aiding the professional biologist both as he prepares for his career and as he follows the pursuits of his profession. The Widener College chapter of AIBS is an organization which stimulates general and specific interests in the biological, medical, and a gri cul tural sciences, and provides students with common interests with an outlet for discussion of problems. It offers the opportu ni ty to hear outside authorities and to visit institutions of interest.
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Mike Arm bruster, Bob Asthon, Jeff Aversa, Dave Bachman, Anne Baldwin, Anthony Bertino, Corinne Besser, Neil Brassell, Joe Brodzik, Kathy Brush, Debbie Divens, Kathy Dougherty, Bob Durkin, Cheryl Eitel, Bernice Eppwright, George Garton, Sandy Gera, Doug Gohn, Alan Graff, Frank Granich, Steve Hesse, Wynona Hilton, Linda Huk, Matt Hutchinson , Andy Karminski, Pat Keams, Barbara Keiser, Frank Mayer, Janet McBarron, Susan McMullan, Wayne Moon, Roy O'Brien, Linda O'Donnell, Allison Ollar, Bill O'Toole, Brad Parlin, Dean Patton, Jim Petsko, Paul Pipenberg, Jo Ann Piraino, George Queen, Dick Rainer, Ann Rescinito, Neil Rivers, Mike Rotherman, Bill Slosh berg, Jeanne Spinosi, Nancy Stackhouse, Sue Vigilante, Eileen Waton, Tom Watson, Jeanette Whitcomb, Comella Wright, Katherine Zimmerman
AMERICAN Faculty Advisor - Professor George N. Bathish President - Kyle Parmelee Vice President - Suzi Power Secretary - James Harper Treasurer - Bob Baker
Faculty Advisor - Dr. Richard Boekenkamp President - Carl SpirazZ8 Vice President - Howard Weinerman Secretary - Bill Stover Treasurer - Linda Price
The student chapter of the American Society of Ci vii Engineers was chartered to help civil engineering students begin those professional contacts and associations which, continued through life, are so valuable to the practicing engineer in serving mankind and the engineering profession more effectively. In addition, the chapter is a good medium for exercising principles of personal and public relations, and prepares the student for entry into the Civil Engineering profession and Society.
Back (L-R): Kyle Parmelee, Susan Power Middle (L-R): Mark Nelson, Bill Gettle Front (L-R): Joe Conley, Mike Rudne, Prof. Bathish, Craig Thompson, Keith Godfrey
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CHESS CLUB
Front Row L to R: Allan Lee, Dan Bell. Middle Row L to R: Rick Raymond, Dick Rainer. Back Row L to R: Derek Crawford, Andy Kaminski.
Alan Lee (President), Buddy Harper (Vice President), Dick Rainer (Treasurer), Sheila Cole (Secretary ), Joe De Santo, David Velazquez, Jalal Sajjadi, Reza Noorchasm, Mohamud Shakiba, Rich Raymond, Jr., Dave Bonawitz, Tom Evans, Tom Watson, Bob Asthor, Glenn Durfor, Andy Kaminski, Alan Graff, Bob Csanalosi, Derek Crawford, Joe DePasquale.
The Dome is the official student newspaper published by and in the interest of the students. A subscription is provided for all students through the non-athletic activities fee. The Dome features extensive coverage of all school activities. It is also a member of the College Press Service.
Keeping informed on the various activities happening on campus and throughout the Philadelphia Metropolitan area isn't always the easiest task. The Dome provides up to date weekly coverage of sports, the theater, and the national, local, and campus news.
Front Row L to R: William Manners, Michelle Sinex, Clinton Badal, Brian Barrett. Second Row L to R: Craig Chandler, Gordon Cooper, Sue Alencewicz, Janice Freedman, Holly Hartwell, Anne Farr. Third Row L to R: Wally Resori, Christopher Ricci, Carol Peterson, Anne Brinton, Phil Craig. Fourth Row L to R: Richard Rainer, Liz Norville, Christopher Hartney.
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The game of Chess is one of attack and defense. A game where the end result always justifies the means. A game where the sweet taste of victory causes the agony of defeat.
By experiencing these processes the members of the Chess Club have organized to promote the game of Chess through various social activities. The club is also concerned with stimulating interest and increasing skill in the game of Chess through intense, congenial play. The Chess Club is primarily a student organization but membership is open to any interested individual of the Widener College Family.
MEMBERS
Jill Abramson, Ross Arnel, Cindy Barrow, Lisa Birchefsky, Shelly Burcat, Andrea Coher Jennifer Cohen, Pam Cohen, Rosalie Cohen, Renee Campson, Sanfor d Felder, Wendy Goldman, Alan Graff, Linda Hoffm an, Miriam Hurwitz, Mike Honeyman, Ellyn Karr, Aimee Kornfield, Roger Kraus, Steve Kaplan, Barry Kapplan, Jeff Lerner, Joy Milstein, Brad Parlin, Howard Pressman, Eve Parkin, Howard Rubin, Glenn Rosenstein, Michael R. Shaw, Karen Serces, Laurie Siegal, Bill Schlossberg, Paul Shandelman.
HILLEL
President - Joy Milstein Vice President - Mike Honeyman Secretary - Pam Cohen Treasurer - Paul Shandelman Faculty Advisor - Joel Rodney
The Hillel Club is a religious organization which is open to all Jewish students at Widener. The purpose of the club is to promote Jewish ideals and beliefs, and to advance Jewish knowledge, and commitment through holiday celebrations, discussions, guest speakers, and other similar activities.
Front of Bar-Bob Sharp On Bar-Rich LeMay Behind Bar-Bruce Famiglio, Janet Partika, Dan Nadeau, Chuck Blake, Michelle Fox, Jean Tonkinson, Chris Blumm, Anthony Bertino, Dave Weimar, Ralph Trushell.
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PEER COUNSEUNG It is frequently asked, "What
is a peer counselor?" Peer counseling is helping one to discover and to accept themselves, others and their surroundings. It also serves to give guidance and support that will be invaluable in striving toward goals and dealing with the outcome be it success or failure.
The program's basis is dermed by the word P-I-E-S, the Physical, Intellectual, Emotional and Social development of the individual. The prospective peer counselor undergoes an extensive training and follow-up program. Listening, communicating, responding and program development skills are emphasized in order to make the peer counselor a facilitative helper.
rlack Row (L-R): Lora Hamilton (Senior Peer Counselor), Timothy Yancey, Michelle Bunkley, Patricia Fountain, Howard Chambers
The counselor helps students identify the problem and the goal, as well as, plotting the steps toward that goal. Alternative courses of action are considered based on the students' assessment of his/her priorities. Thus, the helping experience is geared toward making the student functionally independent.
Front Row (L-R): Juan Price, Laurinda Brockington, Stephen Jones, Mrs. Cynthia L. Skipper (Advisor), Monica Rich, Derek Crawford
Widener's student chapter of the Pennsy lvania Society of Professional Engineers was organized in the fall of 1962 and was granted a charter in January, 1963., The purpose of this chapter is to assist the students in keeping abreast of turrent engineering activities and to instill in them a sense of professionalism. The chapter has an advisory board composed of engineering faculty members and registered engineers from the Delaware County Branch of Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers.
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Back (L-R): Dave Guthrie, Michael Mayhew, Joe Roche, Mike Dellaquilla, Craig Thompson 3rd Row (L-R): AI Peters, Mark Nelson, Bob Korbeley, Azem Cakerri, Carol Fordyce, Bob Selinsky 2nd Row (L-R): Joe Connelly, Rick Carpenter, Russ Seltzer, Prof. Nadig, Loring Hosley, Mike.Rudnicky, Tim Yency Front (L-R): Jim Ricci, Howard Wilson, Paul Martin, Dave Ernst, Kevin Mulkern
PSPE
PI GAMMA MU The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu,
the National Social Science Honor Society, is to improve scholarship in the social sciences and to achieve synthesis therein; to ins pire social service to humanity by an intelligent approach to the solution of social problems; to engender sympathy toward others with different opinions and institutions by a better mutual understanding and to supplement and to support, but not to supplant existing social sc ienc e organizations by promoting sociability and attendance at meetings.
Bonni J. Shelp - President Robert Longley - Vice President Debbi Nichols - Secretary Vera Branchek - Treasurer
(L-R): Bob Longley, Cheryl Unks, Bonni Shelp, Lisa Creps, Donna Miller, Prof. Charles Waldauer, John McHugh, Jr., Ron Weiss, Barbara Hickman, Rae Broverman, Mary Tull
The Political Affairs Club sponsors forums and speakers on critical issues pertaining to local, national, and international politics. The club deals mainly with current affairs with an occasional historical reference.
The club allows students to expand their minds by logical and controlled debates and discussions. All students are invited to join the discussions or just come and listen.
~ack Row (L-R): Trevin Gibbe, John J. McHugh, Jr., Anne Matchulet, Michael Costanza, Mary Gruszka, Jennifer G. Mercer ront Row (L-R): Bill Schollsberg, Prof. Rolofson, Lisa Hoetzel, Roger Alan Kraus, Donald H. Mays, Jr.
POI1TICAL AFFAIRS 103
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The Ranger Club is organized for those students interested in further developing of their leadership abilities. The Club seeks to develop selfconfidence, mental toughness, and individual proficiency in military skills through mountaineering, physical training, and other related subjects. High standards, both physical and mental are prerequisites for membership in this club. Faculty Advisor is Major Raney M. Price.
CLUB
LAW SOCIETY
Kneeling L to R: Tom Vogeley, Joe Schairer. Back Row L to R: Phil Wright, Jimmy Murphy, Scott Corbett, April Smith, Reggie Fitzmaurice, Jimmy Smith, Wally Resari, Frank Mayer, Donna Souilliard, Ed Kreiner, Jean Shute.
ROTC DRILL
Front Row L to R: Phil Wright, Patty Harner. Back Row L To R: Reggie Fitzmaurice, Donna Souilliard, Wally Resari, April Smith, Jimmy Murphy.
Widener's Rugby Club got its start this past fall and has since been accepted as members of the Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union. Though the club had a slow start it didn't take long for "Rugby Fever" to sneak up on many unsuspecting students. The spring brought the club several new menbers so it appears the Rugby Club has joined the ranks as one of Widener's many extracurricular activities.
Stan Humphm - Pres. Mike Wieber - Vice Pres. Bryan · Castor - Treas. Duane Knecht - Match Sec.
Pip de Saint Phalle, Jim Gallagher, Joe Meindl, Duane Knecht, Bob Misher, .Frank Perilb, John Maguire, Kevin Kinney, Kevin McDevott, Rob Buckley, Jim Ryan, Dave Fletcher, Stan Humpton, Mike Wieber, Chris Hylen, Jim Kunkle, Craig Hooker, Mike Frost, Kevin Barnes, Dave Pankin, Brian Bonnes. Not shown - Luke Clark, Bryan Gaster, Mike Hoffman, Dean Patton.
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SENIOR CLASS
Front Row L to R: Lisa Mann, Maria Flinchbaugh, Jean Styer, Susan Manlove. Back Row L to R: Gerald Crompton, Felix Cori, Jim Cronin, Tom Mantoni.
The goal of the Social Mfairs Committee is to provide the students with social, cultural, and educational entertainment. S.A.C. is a group of students volunteering their time to do the planning and physical set up for all S.A.C. functions. S.A.C. is governed by four executive officers elected in a campus wide election. S.A.C. is open to all students who meet the requirements. The Committee meets every week at a preannounced location and time. S.A.C. is an integral part of Macmorland Center and a very large part of student life. Among the activities of S.A.C. are: the Hobbit, the Carriage House, concerts, films, festivals, fairs, square dances, etc.
Faculty Advisor - Harry P. Pappas OFFICERS President - Richard G. LeMay Vice President - Danny Nadeau Secretary - Michelle Fox Treasurer - Ralph Trushell
First Row L to R: Ralph Trushell Treas., Dan Nadean Vice Pres., Harry Pappas Advisor, Karl Kilpatrick, Dave Fountain. Second Row L to R: Janet Partrika, Jean Tonkinson, Michelle Fox Sec., Bob Sharp, Anthony Bertino, Lisa Hoetzel. Third Row L to R: Bruce Famiglio, Chris Blumm, Rich LeMay Pres., Chuck Blake, Dave Weimar. Missing: Ken Alderfer, Dan Fritz, Cindy Schauer, Mary Pasquariello, George Richon, Carol Peterson, Dave Inglee.
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
SOCIAL WORK
Left (Back to Front): Doug Farlow, Jeff Stank, Sandy Lashmit, Josephine Peri Right (Back to Front): Dr. Shultz, Terry Lashmit, Sam Williamson, Rosemary Koterba.
The Society for Advancement of Management is a recognized national professional society covering management in industry, commerce, government, and education. Established on the campus during the fall of 1954, the local chapter encompasses a broad spectrum regardless of what field of study the student might pursue. SAM has speakers from leading industries such as Scott Paper, Bethlehem Steel, Bell Telephone, Sun Oil Co., etc., who meet with the members on an informal basis familiarizing them with the problems and understanding of modern scientific principles of management.
President - Doug Farlow Vice President - Rosemary Koterba Secretary - Terry Lashmit Treasurer - Jeff Stank Faculty Advisor - Dr. Shultz
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SPSEA
Back Row L to R: Karl McClellan, Prof. Smyth, Richard Strong, John Doe, Tom Grzeczkowski, Bob Varney, Michael Hyczka, David Guthrie, Ben Mitchell, Whynn Lovette, Joe Connelly, Al Peters, Paul Martin. Front Row L to R: Alex Holeczy, Jung Choe, Kathleen Guy, Susan Power, Erik Hoet, Kevin Mulkern.
WIDENER CHRISTIAN
First Row L to R: Tom Yenger, Joann Carter, Rob Ebner, Wendy Powell, Bobby Bingman, Suzzane Hill, Lynn Rapp, Larry Razzano. econd Row L to R: Erik Hoet, Tammy Smith, Debbie Debbins, Lisa O'Brien, Tina Bellino, Louis Cat
termole, Ann Hamilton, Barb DeTurck. Third Row L to R: Phyllis Hartz, Dreama Jones, John Ziegler, Roland Hoet, Glenn Flores, Rich Broomall, Ken Ligand, Bob Walters.
~?nt Row L to R: Chorvas Walker, Ralph Basler, Dolores Probst, Mike Froehlich, Mike Fusco, ~chele Sinex, Glenn Morris, John Iacono.
~ld~e Row L to R: Jeanne Menger, Grover MacKenzie, Sheldon Oatman, Cala Chojnowski, Lena lCclOrella, Tony Dahm, Fritz Feryvessy. ~~t Row L to R: Roman Hrabowyj , Mark Gallucci, Tony Irvin, Chris Biordi, Steve Gerard, Bobby
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