The Key
Volume Four
1979-80
Wilmington, Delaware
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Top Left Picture: Jane Vernon, Layout Editor.
Top Right Picture: Bonnie Kane.
Middle Left Picture: Louise Teague.
Middle Right Picture: Chris Maccarone.
Yearbook Staff
Many thanks to all the people who contributed to the 1979 Key. This support consisted of much time and effort, as well as financial support. Special thanks go to such people as Stephanie Brandt who contributed some of the snapshots in this book; also to David Baddorf and Bonnie Kane for being such “super” salespeople. In beginning of the school year we had help from Patty Stella, Renee Burris, Rhonda Johnson, Rosalind Jackson, and Rosalind Johnson. This early help was very much appreciated. Thanks, again, to all of you who helped and who realize the vast amount of time contributed to publishing a yearbook.
Bottom Left Picture: Gregg Maney, Photographer.
Bottom Right Picture: Margaret A. David, Advisor.
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Table of Contents
Goldey Beacom is.... Page
Yearbook Staff Message 2
President's Message 6
Faculty, Staff, Administration 7
Students 28
People, Places, and Things (Color) 49
Activities and Organizations 65
Advertisements 94
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Goldey
Beacom is:
yesterday...
today...
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Begun in 1886 by Harry S. Goldey, as a proprietary school, the purpose of Goldey College was to train young people for office skills. A tradition of serving the community and businesses has existed for almost 100 years. Beacom College was formed in 1900 by William H. Beacom, and it existed separately until the two colleges were merged in 1951 under the present name Goldey Beacom College. The school was reorganized in 1969 as a nonprofit institution.
Goldey Beacom College was located in Wilmington until 1974 when it was relocated to its present campus in Pike Creek Valley. The objective in moving from 10th & West was to better serve the community and businesses. Since its relocation, many changes have been made and will be made in the future in an effort to keep up with changing needs of the people it serves. In addition to associate and diploma programs, Goldey Beacom is now offering bachelor's degrees in such fields as management, office administration, and accounting. Goldey Beacom College is its past, present, and future.
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TO THE CLASS OF 1979
You have been a significant part of dynamics of a progressive institution of higher education. Our total college community has been growing and learning together over the past several years. Much of our progress is directly related to student involvement in the classroom, through participation on College committees, through the Student Government and the student services programs. Some of our progress can be traced to student irritation. We believe we have addressed ourselves so that in every instance the students best interests were served first.
Your experiences here are just a beginning to a long, happy life of service to others. Please know that we want each of you to remain close to us as the years pass.
WILLIAM R. BALDT
President
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Goldey Beacom is:
Faculty, Staff, and Administration
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Top Left Picture: Mohammad IIyas -- Academic Dean & Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Top Right Picture: Michael D. Archino -- Dean & Vice President for Administrative Affairs.
Bottom Left Picture: George W. Lee, Jr. -- Assistant Professor & Chairman Secretarial Department.
Bottom Middle Picture: Joseph W. Armstrong -- Director of the Evening Division & Chairman Accounting Department.
Bottom Right Picture: Dennis C. Sheer -- Assistant Professor & Chairman English Department.
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Top Left Picture: Renee Ascione -- Secretary to the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Top Right Picture: Elizabeth Waters -- Secretary to the President.
Middle Left Picture: Amanda McFadden -- Administrative Clerk.
Bottom Left Picture: Doris Peters -- Assistant Registrar.
Bottom Right Picture: James H. Sears -- Assistant to the President.
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Top Left Picture: Margaret H. Juhl -- Director of Admissions.
Top Right Picture: Alice Carson -- Secretary.
Middle Left Picture: Stewart B. Jackson -- Assistant Director of Admissions.
Middle Middle Picture: June Whann -- Administrative Assistant to Director of Admissions.
Middle Right Picture: Gail Lacey -- Senior Admissions Clerk.
Bottom Left Picture: Susan E. Zawislak -- Admissions Officer.
Bottom Right Picture: Betty L. Basciani -- Admissions Clerk.
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Top Left Picture: Phyllis F. Campbell -- Controller.
Top Right Picture: Emily M. Seward -- Director of Computer Operations.
Middle Left Picture: Elma B. Doberstein -- Administrative Assistant to the Controller.
Bottom Left Picture: Gene Schaut -- Assistant Controller & Secretary of Alumni Association.
Bottom Right Picture: Catherine W. Hume -- Secretary to the Vice President for Administrative.
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Top Left Picture: Rose Mary Beach -- Library Director.
Top Middle Picture: Gloria Coe -- Reference Librarian.
Top Right Picture: Marcia Baird -- Library Assistant.
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Top Left Picture: Shirley Stangee -- Receptionist.
Top Right Picture: Ernestine Turlington -- Receptionist.
Middle Left Picture: Harry Evans -- Custodial Staff.
Bottom Left Picture: Kit Wiley -- Custodial Staff.
Bottom Right Picture: Pasquale Cruciano -- Assistant to the Vice President for Administrative Affairs.
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Top Left Picture: Jane E. DeGrange -- Dean & Vice President for Student Affairs.
Top Right Picture: Carol A. Teal -- Administrative Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs.
Middle Left Picture: Alan Compton -- Director of Financial Aid.
Middle Right Picture: Robin Hostettler -- Secretary to the Vice President for Student Affairs.
Bottom Picture: Carolyn Doyle -- Director of Placement & Career Development.
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Top Left Picture: Stephanie Brandt -- Director of Student Activities & Residence Halls.
Top Right Picture: Harry C. Reed -- Director of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Middle Left Picture: Julie Ostafy -- Book Store Manager.
Middle Right Picture: Jane H. Singles -- Coordinator of Student Health Services.
Bottom Picture: Theresa E. Murray -- School Nurse.
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Top Left Picture: Telford J. Hill -- Associate Professor, Accounting.
Top Right Picture: Harriet Finerty -- Associate Professor, Accounting.
Middle Right Picture: Edward T. Rabel -- Associate Professor, Accounting.
Bottom Left Picture: JoAnn Wolfe -- Assistant to the Academic Dean.
Bottom Right Picture: Robert Turner -- Associate Professor, Accounting.
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Top Left Picture: Michael Katz -- Instructor, Law.
Top Middle Picture: Michael Pavlin -- Instructor, History, Philosophy.
Top Right Picture: Susan Bryde -- Instructor, Management.
Bottom Left Picture: Edward Z. Sobocinski -- Adjunct Professor, Law.
Bottom Middle Picture: Gary Bryde -- Adjunct Professor, Law.
Bottom Right Picture: H. Murray Sawyer, Jr. -- Adjunct Professor, Law.
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Top Left Picture: Gertrude M. Weaver -- Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Top Right Picture: Elaine Rathmanner -- Assistant Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Middle Left Picture: Judith M. Hopkins -- Associate Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Bottom Left Picture: Joan Sullivan -- Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Bottom Right Picture: Catherine Nicholson -- Assistant Professor.
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Top Left Picture: Phyllis P. Turpin -- Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Top Right Picture: Joyce Johnson -- Assistant Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Middle Left Picture: Rebecca H. Abel -- Professor, Secretarial Studies.
Bottom Right Picture: Elanore R. Hugelmeyer -- Professor, Secretarial Studies.
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Top Left Picture: Corinne C. Bailey -- Assistant Professor, English.
Top Right Picture: Roxine MacDonald -- Assistant Professor, English, Shorthand.
Bottom Right Picture: Margaret A. David -- Assistant Professor, English, Shorthand.
Not shown: Sherry Connell -- Sociology, Psychology.
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Top Picture: Elizabeth Miller -- Associate Professor, Medical.
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Goldey Beacom is:
the
night
life
Middle Picture: Joseph F. Armstrong - Director of Evening Division.
Bottom Picture: Richard Cerniglia -- Administrative Assistant.
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Top Left Picture: K. Schilling -- Adjunct Instructor.
Top Middle Picture: Marcella Morea.
Top Right Picture: C. Donovan -- Adjunct Instructor.
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Left Picture: J. Hays -- Adjunct Instructor.
Right Picture: William Ott -- Adjunct Professor.
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Goldey Beacom is:
S
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U
D
E
N
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Top Left Picture: Fred Escheu; Richard Broadbent.
Middle Left Picture: Dave Spacht; Dory Stroud.
Bottom Left Picture: Jane Hall; Nadine Syphard.
1st Column: Abrams, C., Adams, I., Alberer, D., Alexander, M., Allen, M.
2nd Column: Allen, W., Anderson, H., Antes, B., Arnold, S., Ashcroft, J.
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1st Column: Atkins, B., Baddorf, D., Bailey, B., Bainbridge, R., Baker, J.
2nd Column: Balzer, T., Bare, K., Beaver, D., Bell, B., Belote, T.
3rd Column: Bernardo, D., Berrian, H., Blosser, J., Boltz, N., Bonds, P.
4th Column: Bostic, D., Bowers, W., Bowick, Y., Bowman, K., Braxton, G.
5th Column: Briggs, K., Bright, E., Brittingham, R., Broadbent, R., Brockett, M.
6th Column: Brooks, C., Brooks, T., Brower, B., Brown, D., Brown, S.
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Top Left Picture: Frank Meyer and Alice Belusko.
Middle Left Picture: Renee Outten; Kathy Harrington.
Bottom Left Picture: The winning bowling team.
1st Column: Brown, V., Bruck, J., Bucher, K., Bunting, V., Bupp, K.
2nd Column: Burdette, S., Burrell, S., Burris, L., Burris, R., Cajnar, A.
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1st Column: Caldwell, S., Calhoun, H., Camp, N., Cantillon, G., Carpenter, D.
2nd Column: Chamberlain, J., Chamberlain, P., Christ, C., Cicala, D., Clark, B.
3rd Column: Clark, K., Clarke, K., Clemson, A., Clevenger, R., Cole, M.
4th Column: Coles, B., Colgin, J., Commodore, L., Connell, R., Cooper, J.
5th Column: Cooper, P., Congo, C., Correll, R., Crossan, J., Cucor, A.
6th Column: Cullen, P., Currence, B., Curtis, S., Dale, E., Daring, C.
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1st Column: Davis, G., Deamond, R., Delaney, L., Delaney, J., Delfino, D.
2nd Column: DePalma, N., Deverelle, D., Dewey, M., Dill, W., DiSabatino, D.
3rd Column: Dohrman, K., Drier, D., Dussell, K., Duszak, D., Duvall, P.
4th Column: Eichholz, E., Emerson, M., Ennis, R., Ennis, V., Ensinger, M.
5th Column: Escheu, F., Evans, R., Farkas, V., Fears, C., Ferguson, A.
6th Column: Ferguson, P., Firth, K., Flaks, E., Flanagan, S., Flickinger, J.
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1st Column: Ford, K., Ford, S., Fortunato, L., Foster, S., Foster, W.
2nd Column: Frick, J., Geesaman, M., Geib, A., Geroge, A., Gillespie, K.
3rd Column: Gilmore, P., Gonce, P., Gosart, M., Graham, V., Graham, V.
4th Column: Grahl, W., Graves, D., Greene, M., Griffin, V., Griffith, J.
5th Column: Gross, S., Guthrie, B., Haase, D., Haines, D., Haggerty, G.
6th Column: Hall, J., Halligan, K., Hamer, L., Hanby, L., Harbison, D.
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1st Column: Harder, N., Harrington, K., Hart, P., Hartman, R., Hastings, D.
2nd Column: Hayes, T., Head, N., Heard, C., Hearn, L., Hedrick, S.
3rd Column: Henry, D., Henry, W., Hershberger, D., Higgins, L., Higgins, V.
4th Column: Hintz, H., Hoffman, A., Hoffman, M., Hoffman, M., Holderbaum, L.
5th Column: Holland, M., Howell, S., Hubert, P., Huegel, L., Huey, C.
6th Column: Jackson, F., Jackson, R., Jacobs, J., Jarrell, B., Jensen, E.
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1st Column: Jewell, M., Jewell, S., Johnson, J., Johnson, J., Johnson, R.
2nd Column: Jones, J., Jones, K., Jones, L., Jones, N., Jones, S.
Top Right Picture: Going home to study.
Middle Right Picture: Cramming for that test!
Bottom Right Picture: Whose wig did Al borrow?
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1st Column: Joos, C., Joyce, L., Joyner, H., Jungkurtz, M., Kane, B.
2nd Column: Kane, C., Keen, R., Keith, S., Kellner, L., Kenney, S.
3rd Column: Kerstetter, K., King, M., Kirk, B., Kleger, C., Knauer, T.
4th Column: Krah, T., Kruemmer, N., Laird, T., Lambert, S., Lamedica, C.
5th Column: Langille, D., Laukhoff,, W., Lazarczyk, L., Leaman, D., Ledley, D.
6th Column: Lelli, B., Leo, K., Leofsky, J., Leonard, M., Lewis, N.
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1st Column: Lewis, S., Lightcap, S., Love, W., Lucidi, A., Maccarone, C.
2nd Column: Magno, R., Maloney, C., Manfredi, C., Markiewicz, E., Markowski, J.
Top Right Picture: Don Moore and Vicky Bunting.
Middle Right Picture: Wendy Stout and Cindy May.
Bottom Right Picture: Sadie Hawkins Dance---Vic Farkas; Jeff Johnson.
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1st Column: Martin, J., Maxey, J., May, C., Mayer, C., Mayes, R.
2nd Column: McCauley, G., McCleary, L., McCrone, L., McGovern, S., McKenney, K.
3rd Column: McKinstry, C., McMasters, S., McVey, D., Melchior, G., Mercer, D.
4th Column: Mikesell, L., Milam, T., Milligan, L., Mitcham, M., Moehlenkamp, J.
5th Column: Moffett, S., Moore, B., Moore, D., Morgan, D., Morrison, D.
6th Column: Moyer, K., Munro, D., Muth, B., Mykytyn, D., Nelson, M.
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1st Column: Knotts, D., Netta, M., Nichols, T., Nixon, L., Novitski, T.
2nd Column: O'Neill, C., Orner, L., Osberg, C., Ocbourne, D., Osmundsen, A.
3rd Column: Outten, R., Padgett, C., Pankok, C., Parsons, L., Patrick, S.
4th Column: Pearson, S., Pena, G., Pennington, F., Pentecost, D., Peoples, N.
5th Column: Perez, L., Pesce, R., Peter, M., Petrak, K., Phillips, C.
6th Column: Piser, K., Poff, V., Poole, L., Portlock, W., Pratt, A.
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Top Left Picture: Gregg Maney, Chris Whaley, and Lou Fortunato.
Middle Left Picture: Spirit Day Dance Contest---Sean Delaney and Eddie Eichholz.
Bottom Left Picture: Fall Picnic.
1st Column: Provost, A., Radka, S., Ramey, K., Rasnake, T., Redden, R.
2nd Column: Richard, D., Ricker, C., Rickards, L., Riggin, E., Robinson, R.
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1st Column: Rodriguez, M., Roth, L., Roser, S., Roser, S., Ruoss, D., Russum, E.
2nd Column: Salvatore, D., Sampson, T., Samson, M., Satterfield, A., Savage, D.
3rd Column: Sayo, R., Sayre, D., Schmid, C., Smiley, M., Skinner, W.
4th Column: Shockley, S., Scholler, L., Schopfer, B., Scott, B., Selvaggi, M.
5th Column: Shah, K., Shiner, R., Shoop, L., Shull, L., Simpers, A.
6th Column: Simpers, C., Sipos, P., Smith, D., Smith, S., Smith, S.
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1st Column: Spacht, D., Spellman, L., Spriggs, M., Stabler, G., Stieber, N.
2nd Column: Stella, P., Stern, K., Stoudt, W., Strohmaier, E., Stroud, D.
3rd Column: Swain, S., Syphard, N., Szczesiak, D., Taylor, G., Teague, L.
4th Column: Thomas, B., Thomas, C., Thomas, C., Thomas, K., Thompson, J.
5th Column: Thompson, K., Thorpe, C., Townsend, R., Traurig, A., Travers, C.
6th Column: Travers, R., Trudnak, J., Truitt, D., Turlington, E., Turner, N.
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1st Column: Vaillancourt, C., Valentine, C., Vandervort, S., Venish, M., Vernon, J.
2nd Column: Vurpillat, S., Wagner, E., Walker, B., Washer, J., Waters, P.
Top Right Picture: Student Government Meeting.
Middle Right Picture: Linda Milligan; Leo Williams; Sandy McMasters.
Bottom Right Picture: Spirit Day--Legs Contestants.
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1st Column: Weist, S., Welsch, C., Whaley, C., Whitlock, M., Whitlock, T.
2nd Column: Wichlinski, E., Wilds, F., Williams, C., Williams, C., Williams, L.
3rd Column: Willamson, A., Wilmer, T., Witmer, P., Witters, S., Wood, C.
4th Column: Wood, L., Wright, K., Wright, S., Wroten, B., Wyatt, J.
5th Column: Yohn, J., Zimmerman, L., Zook, M.
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Goldey Beacom is:
People
Places
Things
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Goldey Beacom is:
Having Fun
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Lynn Rickards, Treasurer; Jeff Johnson, Vice President; Diane Haase, President; Janet Frick, Secretary. Middle Row: Marcia Whitlock, Tamara Brooks, Jane Hall, Kay Harrington, Renee Outten.
Back row: Quentin West, Al Jones, CHris Whaley, Steve McGovern, Marianne Hoffman, susan Ford, Maureen Hoffman, Becky Keen, Linda Milligan, Mary Hope Holland.
Goldey Beacom Student Government consists of an Executive Committee -- the President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer -- and the Senate body. The Executive Committee is elected in May, as are some of the senators. Half of the senators are elected in the fall so that it will be a representative body containing new students as well as old.
Student Government aims to further the personal and scholastic development of students; to represent the student voice; to further the well-being of students, faculty, administration, and the College. It is as strong as the student body makes it. This year's officers and senators have represented the students and the College very well.
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ACTIVITIES COUNCIL
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Lynn Rickards, Sandy Arnold, Connie Wood, Terry Belote.
Middle Row: Richie Brittingham, Chris Maccarone, Vicki Bunting, Linda Milligan, Diane Haase, Ruth Townsend.
Back Row: Chris Whaley, Ed Dale, Jeff Johnson, Dave Spacht, Steve McGovern, Sean Delaney.
ACTIVITIES COUNCIL The Vice President of the Student Government presides over the weekly Activities Council meetings. This council consists of appointed representatives from each of the campus organizations, plus two members-at-large. This organization works with the Director of Activities to plan and organize all student activities.
USED BOOK STORE Organized and run this year for the first time. David Baddorf and Connie Wood did an excellent job of setting up procedures and getting this new Student Government venture off to a good start. Its very successful operation was due, to a large extent, to the effort and many volunteer hours of David and Connie. Profits from the Used Book Store will be used to benefit the College.
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SPIRIT DAY 79'
1979 Spirit Day was fun as usual. Lots of fun and games, and plenty of food, for the enjoyment of the students; the hard work of the Student Government paid off again. The Goldey Beacom "spirit" was evident all day long. Contributions of many kinds were made by all.
Top Right Picture: Jeff, Diane, Janet, and Lynn share the honors.
Middle Left Picture: Kappa won the prize for their originality.
Bottom Left Picture: Who won? Mary Hope or Eddie?
Bottom Right Picture: Discoing.
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Top Left Picture: A better way to play tennis?
Top Right Picture: Trying out for the Rockettes?
Middle Left Picture: Did they share the joke?
Bottom Left Picture: The shortest legs won.
Bottom Right Picture: Watching for the bubble gum to break?
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CHORUS
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Patty Stella, Chris Maccarone, William Robelen, Director; Vicki Bunting.
Back Row: Vicki higgins, Dora Stroud, Judy Ford, Vanita Graham, Wendy Stoudt, Phyllis Witmer, Liz Shoop, Bonnie Bailey, Diane Haase.
COMMUNICATOR
Bottom Team Picture:
Front Row: Louise Teague, Chris Maccarone, Editor; Vicki Bunting, Gregg Maney, Beth Moore, Renee Outten.
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Pageant Committee
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Tamara Brooks, Linda Milligan, Betsy Coles, Janet Frick.
Back Row: Wendy Bowers, Lynn Rickards, Jane Vernon, Wendy Stoudt, Diane Haase.
CHORAL GROUP Open to any students of Goldey Beacom College interested in expressing themselves through music. Members of the Choral Group, under the direction of M,r. William Robelen, represent the College at various school functions throughout the school year.
COMMUNICATOR Written, edited, and published by a student staff. Alan Compton, Director of Financial Aid, was the advisor this year. The COMMUNICATOR is usually published monthly and tries to keep the student body up to date on current events and announcements of general interest.
PAGEANT COMMITTEE Part of the Activities Council, this group plans and organizes two of the biggest events of the school year--the annual Miss Noel Dance and the annual Miss GBC Pageant and Dance. Linda Milligan was the leader of the Pageant Committee this year.
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Miss Noel
Top Left Picture: Jewell Carpenter, Teresa Laird, Debbie Bonariga, Miss noel; and Angie Pratt.
Top Right Picture: Patty Stella, Miss Yearbook in the Miss Noel contest.
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Miss Goldey Beacom
Top Right Picture: The Winner Judy Moehlenkamp Miss GBC 1979-80.
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Dances
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Trips
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Top Left Picture: The winners and the losers.
Middle Left Picture: Wheelbarrow contest.
Bottom Right Picture: The walking wounded?
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Bottom Left Picture: Fun after the games.
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Students vs. Faculty and Staff
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Parent's Day
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Phi Beta Lambda
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Dawn Brown, Treasurer; Sandy Arnold, President; Connie Wood, Vice President; Vicky Bunting, Secretary.
Back Row: Kim Kerstetter, Joyce Mullin, Nadine Syphard, Phyllis Witmer, Liz Shoop, Lynn Rickard, Janet Frick, Mary Hope Holland, Bonnie Bailey, Lisa Hearn, Historian.
Phi Beta Lambda is a national organization for all college students who are enrolled in business education programs. The purpose of the organization is to develop vocational competencies for business and office occupations and to help promote a sense of civic and personal responsibility.
This past year PBL has worked on many civic activities. Last winter they successfully sponsored a Danceathon for Muscular Dystrophy, and they lso contributed money on Shamrock Day for the same cause. About one thousand dollars was donated to Muscular Dystrophy because of the hard work of this group. Money was also collected for such things as UNICEF.
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KAPPA
Top Picture: Steve McGovern, David C. Graham, Ed Dale, Sean Delaney, Bob Lelli, Eddie Eichholz, Steve Curtis.
Kappa Omega Pi Fraternity is open to all male students attending Goldey Beacom College who maintain a 2.0 average. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote brotherhood, leadership, scholastic achievement, and the general welfare of the student body. Classes are pledged in the fall and again in the spring. In the lower picture are some of the new pledges, as well as Linda Burris who represented Kappa in the Miss GBC Pageant. The new pledges shown are Chuck Meyer, Wayne Grahl, Frank Myer, and Roger Palmer. Assistant Professor Michael Katz was this year's sponsor. Dan Griffin, in the back row, and Bob Thompson, in the front row, were absent from the original group picture.
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ZETA
Zeta Nu Upsilon is a women's organization that strives to develop character, create new friendships, and form a bond between the sisters. They try to participate in all school activities and enjoy helping others less fortunate than themselves.
Some of the highlights of this school year were a visit to the John G. Leach School for Handicapped Children; winning the Zeta-Alpha Volleyball game; made contributions to the Heart Fund, the Children's Hospital in Philadelphia, and also donated to a local church.
Zeta has had a great year and has many plans for the future.
Three new pledges are Julie Whann, Terry Milam, and Janice Carlow.
Bottom Team Picture:
Front Row: Alexandria Lucidi, Treasurer; Jane Maxey, Vice President; Terry Belote, President; Sue Lightcap, Secretary.
Back Row: Kay Harrington, Chaplain; Donna Ruoss, Alice Carson, Advisor; Lorraine Scholler, Vicki Higgins, Judy Moehlenkamp, Renee Burris, Cathy Ricker, Patty Stella, Cathy Padgett, Suzanne Wright, Terry Noviski, Joanne Yohn, Renee Outten, Sgt.-at-Arms.
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SIGMA
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Chris Whaley, Secretary; Seve Weber, Treasurer; Dave Spacht, Vice President; Richie Brittingham, President.
Back Row: David Baddorf, Fran Serio, Lou Fortunato, Stg.-at-Arms; Jeff Johnson, Paul Gilmore, Don Morore, Bob Redden. Absent: Tim Rozman, Chris Tims.
The Sigma Delta Rho Fraternity was organized in 1966 at the old Goldey Beacom campus in Wilmington and it was reorganized in the fall of 1977. Sigma has 21 active members and over 200 alumnus members.
The basic goal of the fraternity is to create friendship and brotherhood between Goldey Beacom College and the individual members of the fraternity.
New pledges shown in the bottom picture are Mark Holloway, Fred Escheu, Manual Salazar, Rick Broadbent, Nebraska Turner, and Greg Maney. Brain Charnock, holding Scotty, was absent when the original group picture was taken.
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ALPHA
Alpha Iota Sorority, Alpha Lambda Chapter, is an international honorary sorority with chapters located in leading sorority with chapters located in leading business schools and colleges. The objectives of this sorority are to foster a spirit of loyalty and cooperation in the College and to promote student welfare. New members are accepted on the basis of both scholarship and social service. New pledges this spring are shown in the picture on the right--Midge Brocket, Rhonda Johnson, and Lisa Hufnell. Missing from the formal group picture were Sandy McMasters, Cindy Christ, and Stacy Weist.
Bottom Group Picture:
Front Row: Meg Emerson, Treasurer; Anita Hoffman, Vice President; Lynn Rickards, President; Bonnie Bailey, Secretary.
Back Row: Cindy May, Debbie Smith, Nancy Kreummer, Joy Martin, Wanda Allan, Heidi Hintz, Pam Hoffer, Louise Teague, Nadine Syphard, Vanita Graham, Lori Roth, Cheryl Thomas, Linda Milligan, Becky Keen, Mary Hope Holland, Debbie Mykytyn, Teresa Laird, Jackie Flinkinger, Kathy Bowman, Barbara Thomas, Mrs. Carolyn Doyle, Advisor.
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Men's Basketball
Top Team Picture:
Back Row: John Lawson, Al Jones, Gene Reed, Dave Spacht, Richard Broadbent.
Front Row: Nebraska Turner, Ron Sayo, Mark Ellis, Coach Reed. Absent: Don Moore, Steve Gross, Quentin West.
The men's basketball team was led this year by Gene Reed, who was also the leading scorerl and by Rick Broadbent, the leading rebounder. The players did a wonderful job and gave the Coach a very exciting year. Most improved player was Mark Ellis; the coach is looking for great things from him next year.
The women's basketball team was a real winner this year, even though only two of the players had returned from last year's team. Linda Burris led all scorers and was also the leading rebounder. Next year, with a lot of returnees, should be even better.
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Women's Basketball
Top Team Picture:
Back Row: Coach Reed, Louise Teague, Linda Burris, Nancy King, Judy Moehlenkamp, Lorraine Scholler, Asst. Coach John Lawson.
Front Row: Barbara Thomas, Tanya Hayes, Sue Radka, Ruth Townsend.
Missing: Sheila Howell, Ann Clemson.
Cheerleaders
Bottom Team Picture:
Back Row: Rhonda Carter, Michelle Venish, Co-Captain Liz Shoop, Ali Lucidi, Rosalynn Mayes, Bonnie Bailey.
Front Row: Lisa Hufnell, Captain Wendy Bowers, Renee Burris.
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Women's Volleyball
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Ann Clemson, Kathy Bucher, Ruth Townsend, Angie Pratt, Betsy Coles, Janet Frick, Captain.
Back Row: Sue Radka, Manager; Rhoda Lively, Pam Sipos, Phyllis Witmer, Kathy Moyer, Harry Reed, Coach.
Not Pictured: Wanda Tinsley, Nancy King.
The 1978-79 GBC Intercollegaite Volleyball team has only one returning member--that was Janet Frick, the captain. All the rest of the team members were new this year, but they has a great season playing together. The coach, Boots Reed, kept them practiving hard all season.
Angie Pratt was the setter, and Rhonda Lively was the most powerful spiker. The team had a good year.
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Intramurals
Top Team Picture:
Front Row: Steve McGovern, Louise Mininger, Eddie Eichholz, Nora Lewis, Tamara Brooks, Bob Thompson.
Second Row: Frank Meyer, Pam Sipos, Sue Radka, Dan Griffin, Richie Brittingham, Janet Frick.
Third Row: Paul Gilmore, Ed Dale, Don Moore, Bob Lelli, Judy Moehlenkamp, Linda Burris, Walt Foster.
Back Row: Steve Weber, Mark Ellis, Sean Delaney, Dave Spacht, Brian Charnock, Steve Gross, Rick Broadbent, Eddie Markiewicz.
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Women's Softball
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Men's Softball
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Goldey Beacom is
an end...and a beginning
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93rd Commencement
June 3, 1979
1:30 p.m.
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Goldey Beacom is
Our friends and Supporters
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Top:
Best of luck to all graduates---Jack Hill
Good luck Chris! Mom and Dad
Congratulations Lori Roth--- from Mr. & Mrs. John Peoples
Good luck & best wishes "Linda" from Mom, Dad, and Kenny
Best to you in the future--Mrs. Catherine Nicholson
Best wishes ro all 1979 "Grads." from Doris & Mandy
Good Luck graduates---Dean DeGrange
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979
from the Goldey Beacom College
Student Government
President: Diane Haase Vice Presidenet: Jeff Johnson
Secretary: Janet Frick Treasurer: Lynn Rickards
Senators:
Tamara Brooks Maureen Hoffman Linda Milligan
Susan Ford Mary Hope Holland Renee Outten
Jane Hall Al Jones Quentin West
Kay Harrington Becky Keen Chris Whaley
Marianne Hoffman Steve McGovern Marcia Whitlock
AND FROM THE USED BOOK STORE
David Baddorf
and
Connie Wood
Another Student Government service for
the students--to help you save money
by recycling your used books.
Page 97
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Page 99
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Page 100
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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES
Rebecca H. Abel Michael & Rochelle Katz
Joseph F. Armstrong George Lee
Renee M. Ascione Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. MacDonald
Betty Basciani Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ostafy
Mr. & Mrs. W.T. Beaver Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Rathmanner
Mrs. Phyllis F. Campbell Carl L. & Charlotte A. Rehrig
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Mr. & Mrs. William Doyle Mr. & Mrs. James L. Teal
Miss Harriet Finerty Mr. & Mrs. Robert Turner
Elanore K. Hugelmeyer Mrs. Elizabeth O. Waters
Mrs. Catherine Hume G.M. Weaver
Margaret Juhl JoAnn Wolfe
Page 102
Goldey Beacom is
memories...
Page 103
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DON'T QUIT
When things go wrong, as they sometimes will,
When the road you're trudging seems all up-hill
When the funds are low and the debts are high,
And you want to smile, but you have to sigh,
When care is pressing you down a bit,
Rest, if you must -- but don't you quit.
Life is queer with its twists and turns,
As every one of us sometimes learns,
And many a failure turns about
When he might have won had he struck it out;
Don't give up, though the pace seems slow --
You may succeed with another blow.
Success is failure turned inside out --
The silver tint of the clouds of doubt.
And you never can tell how close you are,
It may be near when it seems so far;
So stick to the fight when you're hardest hot --
It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit.
--Anon.