THE KEY
Volume Five
1980
Wilmington, Delaware
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…all of us have memories…
…of school and friends and fun…
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Table of contents
activities and organizations……..........................................61
faculty, staff, and administration………………………….....17
night school…………………………………………….....…...55
our friends and supporters………………………………..….91
president’s message……………………………….….……...18
students………………………………………………...……....35
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Into the 80’s…
School is a combination of the people in it --
you are here or maybe you have left.
but as you are now, look not at your yesterday, but at your tomorrow.
Top Left Picture: betty bascianni: "good morning, goldey beacom college"
Top Right Picture: education isn't cheap!
Middle Right Picture: rand deamond and laura olivere.
Bottom Left Picture: katie stansky and friends.
Bottom Right Picture: student government officers gabby, maureen, marianne, eddie.
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Top Left Picture: someday my prince shall come.
Top Right Picture: Marianne presiding.
Middle Left Picture: Kathy bucher and the “lifesaver”.
Middle Right Picture: orientation.
Bottom Left Picture: lonely in winter.
Bottom Right Picture: alice carson: “I need some help!”
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Beginning a new year …picnic…
…speeches
…listening
…reviewing
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Trips…
Top Right Picture: how did I get here?
Middle Left Picture: we may never come back.
Middle Right Picture: where are the animals?
Bottom Left Picture: are they really going up?
Bottom Right Picture: a serious discussion?
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into the 80's...
dorm life
Top Left Picture: “howdy y’all”
Top Right Picture: the pleasure of winter.
Middle Right Picture: “it’s too hot.”
Bottom Left Picture: “get it together, renee!”
Bottom Right Picture: one big happy family.
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Into the 80’s…
sports
Top Left Picture: don’t laugh—this took practice.
Top Right Picture: home run!!
Middle Left Picture: pep talk.
Middle Right Picture: the agony of “de-feet.”
Bottom Right Picture: the thrill of victory.
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academics...
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Health services
education…programs…cpr…the great
american smokeout…blood donations…
physicals…routine daily problems…
checkups…referrals…omnipresent…dedication…
Top Right Picture: I gave…
Middle Left Picture: …cpr…saving a life…
Middle Right Picture: 20/20?
Bottom Left Picture: I kicked the habit!
Bottom Middle Picture: …120 over 80…
Bottom Right Picture: just right!
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Into the 80’s…
academics
Top Right Picture: betsy glenn.
Middle Left Picture: I am vary goud at tiping.
Middle Right Picture: sharing a joke.
Bottom Left Picture: reading.
Bottom Right Picture: coffee break.
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into the 80's...
social life
Top Left Picture: donna truitt and her man.
Top Right Picture: oh, you beautiful dolls.
Middle Left Picture: looks like we made it.
Middle Right Picture: diane haase, terri stoops—“o Christmas tree.”
Bottom Left Picture: ruth ann, it’s the great pumpkin.
Bottom Right Picture: day trippers.
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into the 80's...students...
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into th 80's...
school times
Top Left & Right Pictures: beauty……………and………….the beast.
Middle Left Picture: tangle lights, tangle lights, tangled all the way…
Middle Right Picture: our “maine” man.
Bottom Middle Picture: couples.
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Into the 80’s
Faculty Staff Administration
Yesterday is already a dream,
and tomorrow is only a vision;
but today, well-lived,
makes every yesterday
A dream of happiness, and every tomorrow
A vision of hope
from the Sanskrit
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To the class of 1980
Academically you are all well prepared to meet the demands of the “business world.” Your skills have been sharpened by diligence to study and the guidance of a professional faculty and staff dedicated to the finest collegiate experience. Hopefully, you will be able to maintain those skills and keep pace with new demands through continued study in the college’s day and/or evening division.
Obviously, your experiences here have gone beyond the classroom. Those experiences – social, political, and athletic – have been helpful in the “process of education.”
You have played very significant part in the dynamics of a special kind of education – independent collegiate education. Predictions are that the new decade will experience a severe decline in the number of colleges like your alma mater. However, goldey-beacom college will continue to draw considerable strength from a number of sources – students, faculty, staff, trustees, advisory boards, and community friends.
Alumni must be counted on as a reservoir of support. The college needs your advice and counsel, and your financial support as well, if we are to maintain the high level of service to our students and the community. On considering your responsibilities for the public good as education men and women, please remember goldey-beacom college.
Our best wishes for health and happiness.
William R. Baldt
President
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In memoriam
James h. sears, assistant to the president and a trustee of goldey-beacom college, will be greatly missed by all who knew him and were associated with him. He died on January 30, 1980, after a long illness. Despite this illness, he had been a familiar presence to the faculty, staff and students of the college as he worked on alumni affairs and development. A staunch supporter of goldey-beacom who constantly promoted its program to the public, his contributions to the college were outstanding.
Mr. Sears retired from the personnel department of the duPont company in 1976. Throughout his 42 years with dupont, he held a series of personnel posts, retiring as coordinator of industrial educational activity. He has been named to the presidents and governors committees on employment of the handicapped and also had been named director for the national alliance of business, a committee set up to find jobs for the hard-core unemployed. In 1960 he was awarded a governor’s citation.
Other community activities included the advisory board of upward bound and college try; the rehabilitation committee of the mental health association; board president of the opportunity center, inc., of Wilmington; the chairmanship of the industrial services committee of the y.m.c.a.; and the employee relations group of the Delaware state chamber of commerce.
Bottom Left Picture: Elizabeth O. Waters – Secretary to the President.
Bottom Right Picture: Mr. & Mrs. J. Wilbur Hirons.
J. Wilburn Hirons, former chairman of the board of the college, announced at graduation that he has created a scholarship that will be named for his wife, Anne Wright Hirons. The first grant will be made in 1981.
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Into the 80’s….academics
a computer in every home and business by 1990? Goldey will be offering more computer programs and degrees in computer science…curriculum is being continually looked at and revised to keep up with the times… even more, to keep ahead of the times….
Top Left Picture: Mohammad Ilyas, b.a, m.a., ph.d. – Academic Dean & Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Top Right Picture: George W. Lee. Jr., b.s., m.ed. – Secretarial Department.
Middle Right Picture: Edward T. Rabel, b.a., m.b.a. – Accounting and Management.
Bottom Left Picture: Elizabeth Miller, r.n., b.s. – Assistant to the Academic Dean.
Bottom Right Picture: Dennis C. Sheer, m.a. – English.
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Top Left Picture: Amanda Mcfadden – Records Clerk.
Top Right Picture: Rene Ascione, a.a. – Secretary to the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Middle Left Picture: Rae Brumfield – Records Clerk.
Bottom Left Picture: David Leaman – Student/Part-time Office Clerk.
Bottom Middle Picture: Shelley Smith; Claudia O’neil – Students/Part-time Office Clerks.
Bottom Right Picture: Doris Peters a.a – Assistant Registrar.
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Administrative…
…finances…building and grounds…maintenance…
Top Left Picture: Michael D. Archino, b.s., m.ed. – Vice President for Administrative Affairs.
Top Right Picture: Elma B. Doberstein – Assistant Supervisor for Accounting, Collections, Reporting.
Middle Left Picture: Catherine W. Hume – Secretary to the Vice President for Administrative Affairs.
Middle Right Picture: Gene Schaut, b.b.a. – Assistant Supervisor for Accounting, Collections, Reporting.
Bottom Left Picture: Shirley H. Stangee – Receptionist Communications Services.
Bottom Right Picture: Phyllis F. Campbell, a.a. – Director of Financial Services.
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Top Left Picture: Richard Cerniglia, a.a. – Office Manager.
Top Right Picture: Kit Wiley – Maintenance.
Middle Left Picture: Pasquale Cruciano, b.a. – Director of Operational Services.
Middle Right Picture: Eric Russel – Maintenance.
Bottom Left Picture: Emily Seward, a.a. – Supervisor for Computer Functions/Informational Systems/Payroll.
Bottom Right Picture: Dina Lafazia – Student/Part-time Helper.
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Admissions…into the 80’s…
Top Left Picture: Margaret H. Juhl, b.a., e.ed. – Vice President and Dean of Admissions.
Top Right Picture: Stewart B. Jackson, b.s. – Assistant Director of Admissions.
Middle Left Picture: Susan E. Zawislak – Admission Officer.
Middle Right Picture: June Whann, a.a. – Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Admissions.
Bottom Left Picture: Betty I. Basciani – Admissions Clerk.
Bottom Middle Picture: Alice Carson, a.a. – Secretary to the Dean of Admissions.
Bottom Right Picture: Gail I. Lacey – Senior Admissions Clerk.
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Top Left Picture: Jane Degrange, b.s., m.ed. – Vice President for Student Affairs.
Top Right Picture: Judy Bramble – Administrative Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs.
Middle Left Picture: Maria Taylor – Director of Financial Aid.
Middle Right Picture: Catherine Nicholson b.s. – Special Programs.
Bottom Left Picture: Carol Teal a.a. – Previous Administrative Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs.
Bottom Right Picture: Marc and Cheryl Fruchtman and Family – Directors of Residence Halls.
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Top Left Picture: Jane H. Singles, r.n., b.a. – Coordinator of Student Health Services.
Top Middle Picture: Carolyn Doyle, m.ed. – director of Placement and Career Development.
Top Right Picture: Chris Maccarone, a.a. – Secretary for the Student Affairs Office.
Middle Left Picture: Stephanie Brandt, b.s. – Director of Activities.
Middle Right Picture: Harry C. Reed – Director of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Bottom Left Picture: Theresa E. Murray, r.n. – Health Services.
Bottom Right Picture: Julie Ostafy – Manger of bookstore.
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the library...growing into the 80's
Top Left Picture: Rose Mary Beach, m.s. – Director of the Library.
Top Right Picture: a place to chat…
Middle Right Picture: Marcia Baird – Librarian.
Bottom Left Picture: Gloria Coe, m.s. – Reference Librarian.
Bottom Right Picture: …or a place to study.
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faculty...into the 80's...
Top Left Picture: Rebecca H. Abel, a.b. – University of Delaware Professor; Typewriting, English.
Top Right Picture: Susan S. Bryde, m.s. – University of Tennessee Assistant Professor; Marketing, Sociology.
Bottom Left Picture: Sherry I. Conell, m.s. – Southern Illlnois University Adjunct Faculty, Sociology, Psychology.
Bottom Right Picture: Margaret A. David, m.ed. – West Chester State Assistant Professor; Shorthand, Reading, English.
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Top Left Picture: Telford J. Hill, m.b.a – Syracuse University Assistant Professor; Math, Accounting, Management.
Top Right Picture: Judith M. Hopkins, m.ed. – West Chester State Associate Professor; Shorthand, English, Typewriting.
Middle Right Picture: Elanore R. Hugelmeyer, m.a. – New York University Professor; Shorthand, Typewriting.
Bottom Left Picture: Joyce Johnson, b.s. – Delaware State College Assistant Professor; Typewriting, Shorthand.
Bottom Right Picture: Joyce E. Jones, m.ed. – University of Delaware Adjunct Faculty; English.
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Top Left Picture: Judge Caleb Layton – Adjunct Faculty; Law.
Top Middle Picture: Michael Katz, j.d. – Delaware Law School Assistant Professor; Political Science, Law.
Top Right Picture: Bruce Marsland – Assistant Professor Accounting, Math.
Middle Right Picture: Roxine Macdonald, m.s. – West Chester State Assistant Professor; Reading, Shorthand.
Bottom Left Picture: Michael Lamond, b.s. – Lasalle College Adjunct Faculty; Management.
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Top Left Picture: Anne Lopata – Adjunct Faculty.
Top Middle Picture: Carol Niemi – Adjunct Faculty; English.
Top Right Picture: Joan Sullivan, b.s. – Massachusetts State Professor; Business Machines, Typewriting.
Middle Left Picture: Elaine Rathmanner, b.s. – University of Delaware Assistant Professor; Shorthand, Typewriting.
Bottom Right Picture: Walter Smock, m.s. – Villanova University Associate Professor; Computer Science, Management.
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Top Left Picture: Gertrude Weaver, b.s. – Temple University Professor; Shorthand, English, Office Procedures.
Bottom Left Picture: Phyllis P. Turpin, b.s. – Temple University, Professor; Shorthand, English, Office Procedures.
Bottom Middle Picture: Jo Ann Wolfe, m.a. – Murray State University Associate Professor; Accounting, Mathematics.
Bottom Right Picture: Robert Turner, m.b.a. – University of Pittsburgh Professor; Accounting, Law, Mathematics.
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special programs..into the 80's...
Top Right Picture: Mrs. Mcdonnal.
Middle Right Picture: Joyce Jones.
Bottom Right Picture: Charlotte Bonner.
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Top Left Picture: Elizabeth Cloud.
Top Right Picture: Dorothy Ryan.
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students
Into the 80’s…
Goldey beacom graduates are prepared to meet today’s job needs
…and will be prepared for tomorrow’s. Sharpest predicted growth
will be for computer operators and clerical skills…
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1980 graduates
bachelor of science
business administration curriculum
First Row: Waheed Ahmed – Acocounting, Helena Anderson – Management, Diane Beattie – Accounting, Harold Berrian – Accounting.
Second Row: Faye Bogus – Accounting, Steve Bray – Accounting, Randy Deamond – Management, Jeff Erisman – Accounting.
Third Row: Donna Forbes – Accounting, David Griffith – Accounting, Jane Hall – Accounting, Dorothy Harrell – Management.
Fourth Row: Paul Holloway – Management, Nancy King – Accounting, David Ledley – Accounting, Audrey Lorenzut – Accounting.
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First Row: Dede Mclaughlin – Accounting, Sue Redka – Accounting, Tim Rozman – Accounting, Lynne Shugart – Management.
Second Row: David Spacht – Accounting, Bob Thompson – Accounting, Chris Whaley – Management, Connie Wood – Accounting.
Not Pictured:
Bachelor of Science
Accounting
Patricia Bove Gary Mccauley
Richard Brown Diane Mcvey
Gracelyn Cantillon Charles Miller
William Cropper, Jr. Adele Moulden
Daniel Diguglielmo, Jr. Carol Powers
Joanne Dowell Edward Reardon
Dawn Doughten Kenneth Schieffer
Wendy Dunbar Eugene Servas
Arthur Gorga Roy Shoppell
William Herrman, Jr. C. Douglas Squire
Clifford Hunter Francis Szczerba
Barbara Jones John Talley
Kevin Kelley Willard Wadman, Jr.
Cynthia Laskowski Thomas Whitlock
Nancy Lockerman Duane Williams
George Lopatin Duane Williams
Claire Maloney
Bachelor of Science
Management
Richard Cerniglia
William Costello
Mark D’Agostino
Robert Dantzler
Robert Gillespie, Jr.
Robert Alan Short
Jane Vernon
James West, Jr.
Leo Williams
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1980 graduates
associate in arts
First Row: Irene Adams – Legal, Diana Alberer – Legal, Mark Allen – Accounting, Wanda Allen – Executive, Jolene Angotti – Executive.
Second Row: Tari Balzer – Legal, Alice Belusko – Marketing, Dennis Bernardo – Accounting, Martha Black – Legal, Lynne Bradley – Legal.
Third Row: Susan Briggs – Executive, Tamara Brooks – Legal, Dawn Brown – Accounting, Linda Burris – Marketing, Rennee Burris – Legal.
Fourth Row: John Chamberlain – Accounting, Kathy Dohrman – Legal, Carol Eidem – Legal, Meg Emerson – Executive, Charlene Erthal – Secretarial.
Fifth Row: Fred Escheu – Liberal, Cathy Fatiga – Legal, Sandy Foster – Executive, Joy Fry – Legal, Amy Geib – Accounting.
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First Row: Terri Gibson – Executive, Sandy Graver – Medical, Polly Hall – Medical, Lisa Hearn – Legal, Durene Hickman – Marketing.
Second Row: Vicki Higgins – Accounting, Denise Hinkson, Executive, Marianne Hoffman – Legal, Maureen Hoffman – Legal, Linda Huegel – Legal.
Third Row: Lisa Hufnell – Marketing, Sandy Jewell – Accounting, Jill Jones – Medical, Karla Jones – Executive, Honoria Joyner – Executive.
Fourth Row: Rebecca Keen – Executive, Cheryl Kleger – Legal, Theresa Krah – Legal, Nancy Kruemmer – Legal, Teresa Laird – Marketing.
Fifth Row: David Leaman – Accounting, Marybeth Leonard – Legal, Rhoda Lively – Medical, Wanda Love – Executive, Karen Marino – Legal.
Search for and seek out knowledge – for there
is much worth finding out about
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Believe in yourself so others will believe in you.
First Row: Joyann Martin – Medical, Maryann Mccullough – Executive, Terry Milam – Legal, Judy Moehlenkoemp – Legal, Kathleen Moyer – Medical.
Second Row: Claudia O’neil – Liberal, Cathy Osberg – Legal, De Ann Osborne – Executive, Renee Outten – Legal, Walt Plechner – Marketing.
Third Row: Vicki Poff – Medical, Angie Pratt – Legal, Anne Provost – Medical, Sue Pueschner – Legal, Debbie Richard – Medical.
Fourth Row: Miriam Rodrigues – Legal, Valerie Romanic – Legal, Jeff Ruchman – Accounting, Kaushik Shah – Accounting, Patti Shickel – Legal.
Fifth Row: Lisa Shull – Legal, Shelley Smith – Executive, Laura Spilman – Executive, Diane Stafford – Legal, Kate Stansky – Executive.
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First Row: Cheryl Thomas – Legal, Karen Thomas – Executive, Patricia Stella – Legal, Susan Swain – Legal, Barbara Thomas – Medical.
Second Row: Donna Truitt – Executive, Linda Umbrecht – Executive, Michele Venish – Legal, Sue Vurpillat – Marketing, Barbara West – Legal.
Third Row: Julie Whann – Legal, Alice Williamson – Medical, Phyllis Witmer – Accounting, Nancy Woerner – Marketing, Vicki Wood – Legal.
Fourth Row: Suzanne Wright – Marketing, Joann Yohn – Legal, Lori Zimmerman – Medical.
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1980 graduates
office skills programs
First Row: Faith Bivens – Stenographic, Beth Bratton – Stenographic, Sandy Cheserone – Stenographic, Jill Christiansen – Stenographic, Cindy Faust – Stenographic.
Second Row: Lily Galasso – Stenographic, Theresa Hackendorn – Stenographic, Lynn Hall – Stenographic, Sherrill Helms – Stenographic, Diane Hogan – Stenographic.
Third Row: Alexandria Lucidi – Stenographic, Tracy Pippin – Stenographic, Rosalind Jackson – General Business, Joanne Jarell – Stenographic, Margie Wise – Stenographic.
Fourth Row: Elena Rosenzweig – Stenographic, Arrylee Satterfield – General Business, Sharon Smith – General Business, Patricia Waters – General Business, Margie Wise – Stenographic.
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Top Left Picture:
Standing: Dina Lafazia, Denise Hinkson, Michelle Moore, Carol Oratorio.
Seated: Frank Powell, Lynn Bradley, Jane Vernon.
Top Right Picture: Dan Diguglielmo.
Middle Left Picture: Sherry Bradigan.
Middle Right Picture: Sue Lightcap.
Bottom Left Picture: Debbie Saienni, Anna Holcroft.
Bottom Right Picture: Cliff Hunter.
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Into the 80’s…
Listen to counsel and receive instruction
that you may eventually become wise.
Proverbs 19:20
Undergraduates
First Column: Joan Albano, Dottie Allen, Anita Anderson, Barbara Ansari.
Second Column: Terry Archino, Joanne Baierlein, Jay Balaguer, Kimra Bare.
Third Column: Marcus Barkley, Donna Barski, Wendy Bassett, Karen Baxter.
Fourth Column: Terry Belote, Brenda Betz, Rose Lynn Bittell, B.J. Boulden, Wendy Bowers, Yvonne Bowick, Richard Broadbent, Andrea Brown.
Fifth Column: Lora Brown, Valerie Brown, Kathy Bucher, Carol Buck.
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First Column: Nancy Buckman, Brenda Bunting, Donna Candeloro, Anne Carr, Doug Cannington.
Second Column: Brenda Carr, Mike Carrier, Donna Carroll, Mark Caserta, Annette Catena.
Third Column: Cheryl Cescon, Sandy Charles, Brain Charnock, Annette Charowsky, Kelley Cherry.
Fourth Column: Diane Cicala, Kim Clark, Mary Cole.
Fifth Column: Robbie Connell, Mike Connor, Jeff Cooney.
Sixth Column: Kathy Cooney, Stacie Costa, Carolsue Crimmins.
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First Column: Kathie Crouse, Marcia Currence, Laurita Daniels.
Second Column: Renee Davis, Mark D’Azevedo, Laurie Dean.
Third Column: Ann De Brabander, Robin Demby, Donna Deverell.
Fourth Column: Lori Devich, Matt Dewey, Diane Didonato, Donna Divirgilio, Lisa Dodds.
Fifth Column: Jim Duckworth, Lisa Dukes, Eddie Eichholz, Angela Ellis, Mark Ellis.
Sixth Column: Cheryl Erdman, Ronald Eskridge, Rhonda Evans, Jennie Faulkner, Cindy Fears.
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First Column: Janet Fiore, Tracy Fisher, Kim Fitzgerald, Jacquelyn Flickinger, David Fortunato.
Second Column: Louis Fortunato, Harry Fox, Cheryl Frank, Alice Frock, Daphne Gannon.
Third Column: Debbie Gardecki, Nancy Garrett, Amy George, Betsy Glenn, Gaysala Golden.
Fourth Column: Vanita Graham, Myron Grant, Wayne Grahl.
Fifth Column: Leslie Gray, Jean Grimmel, Beth Gutshall.
Sixth Column: Diane Haase, Linda Haddock, Linda Haller.
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First Column: Lola Hamilton, Nancy Harder, Martha Harkins.
Second Column: Cheryl Harman, Sandra Harman, Eileen Hackett.
Third Column: Paul Harrell, Bill Hayden, Rebecca Hayes.
Fourth Column: Tanya Hayes, Barbara Hays, Vicky Hays, Jenny Heimes.
Fifth Column: Diane Hershberger, Larry Holderbaum, Ruth Holecheck, Mark Holloway, Bruce Hudson.
Sixth Column: Mary Hunt, Daphne Hurley, Marilou Hurley, Robin Hutt, Vicki Ivanitch.
for everything there is
a season...and a
time for every purpose
under heaven
ecclesiastes 3:1
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First Column: Barbara Jarrell, Elizabeth Jemison, Rosalind Johnson, Sandy Jones, Dawn Justis.
Second Column: Kathy Kelly, D. Alan Kerley, Kim Kerstter, Sue Kieffer, Jean Kilgannon.
Third Column: Yvonne King, Carol Lafferty, Susan Landis, Pat Lavicott, Edward Lewis.
Fourth Column: Michele Lloyd, Karissa Long, Nancy Loudy.
Fifth Column: Lynn Macquinness, Amy Mackie, Edward Madanat.
Sixth Column: Malinda Madison, Greg Maney, Ann Marie Maule.
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First Column: Jane Maxey, Chuck Mayer, Rosalyn Mayes.
Second Column: Lori Mccrone, Rita Mcdowell, Steve Mcgovern.
Third Column: Elizabeth Mellian, Donna Mensinger, Colleen Meyers.
Fourth Column: Frank Meyer, Joan Mikesell, Gordon Mills, Lisa Mirabella, Lori Moore.
Fifth Column: Mary Morgan, Lorraine Mortimore, Joyce Mullin, Russell Murray, Lisa Newlin.
Sixth Column: Annette Nicolosi, Eileen O’neill, Roger Palmer, Carol Parenti, Cathy Payne.
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First Column: Mary Peirson, George Pena, Donna Pepper, Lillian Perez, Lori Pettit.
Second Column: Carol Phillips, Sue Phillips, Pam Piekarski, Pam Pierson, Ken Price.
Third Column: Judy Radulski, Gregory Rash, Robert Redden, Maria Redick, Lisa Reuschel.
Fourth Column: Andrew Riley, Peter Rispoli, Julie Robinson.
Fifth Column: William Robinson, Bill Roger, Tammie Roland.
Sixth Column: Lori Rubincon, Pam Russell, Joanne Ryan.
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First Column: Manuel Salazar, Tracy Sams, Alice Sandstrom.
Second Column: Colese Saunders, Kathryn Savutski, Kim Schaffer.
Third Column: Ward Scheindlinger, Becky Sellers, Sandy Sergeant.
Fourth Column: Fran Serio, Sharon Sharp, Chris Shaw, Jackie Shepherd, Barbara Shifflett.
Fifth Column: Deanna Shute, Paula Smith, Donna Sokira, Sherry Sprout, Vicki Stangee.
Sixth Column: Ande Stapel, June Stearrett, Terri Stoops, Cyndi Struven, Susan supple.
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First Column: Bonnie Sweigart, Cathy Swisher, Mary Tambourelli, Debbie Tansey, Carolyn Teague.
Second Column: Lanita Terry, Mark Thomas, Cynthia Thompson, Pat Thompson, Sherry Thompson.
Third Column: Jean Thorp, Cherie Thorpe, Ruth Townsend, Cindy Travers, Betsy Tucker.
Fourth Column: Nebraska Turner, Carol Twardowski, Brenda Vannoy.
Fifth Column: Lisa Vazquez, Sherlyn Vidmar, Cathy Virgillio.
Sixth Column: Michael Walton, Linda Watkins, Frances Weaver.
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First Column: Welsh, Kip., Whaley, Chris., White, Cindy., Whitney, Belinda., Wilson, Kathleen.
Second Column: Wood, Lois., Woodie, Cathie., Woolford, Kevin., Yeager, Ruth., Yowell, Mary.
Third Column: Zanzoth, Lorraine., Zook, Michelle.
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Into the 80’s…night school
Top Left Picture: Joseph Armstrong – Director of Evening School.
Top Right Picture: Allison Bord – Administrative Assistant.
Middle Left Picture: Young Hines – Admissions Counselor.
Middle Right Picture: David Leaman – Receptionist.
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This above all….
…to thine own self be true
shakespeare
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“life’s battles don’t always go
to stronger or faster man;
but sooner or later the man who wins,
is the one who thinks he can.”
-- walter d. wintle
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Activities into the 80’s
…spirit day in ‘81
…parents day in ‘81
…student participation in the 80’s
Organizations into the 80’s
…trips...great adventure…skiing…hershey…new york…williamsburg…
…sports…basketball…tennis…gbc Olympics…volleyball…baseball…
…dances…noel…sadie hawkins… miss gbc… welcoming… goodbye
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Spirit Day 1980
March 5, 1980. Lots of spirit was apparent on this day—first year students showed surprise; returning students were eagerly looking forward to another spirit day. Regularly scheduled classes were held but there were lots of activities in between. Gbc students showed lots of “spirit” in all their hard work beforehand in decorating the halls and the lounge; they also showed lots of “spirit” in taking part in all the festivities. Everyone looks forward to another even better year.
Top Right Picture: Little Spirits.
Bottom Left Picture: Refreshments.
Bottom Right Picture: Stick-um up lisa!
Readin’, writin’, and ‘rithmetic are temporarily
replaced with food, fun, games, and prizes.
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Top Left Picture: do I have a “runner”?
Top Right Picture: doing it the hard way.
Middle Left Picture: pass the lifesaver.
Middle Right Upper Picture: Musical chairs.
Middle Right Lower Picture: would you trust this bunch?
Bottom Left Picture: Mrs Wolfe – taking notes.
Bottom Right Picture: Please, lord, let me win!
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Student Government
Top Group Picture:
Back Row: Wendy Bassett; Frank Meyer; Joy McCartney; Brian Charnock; Steve McGovern; Wendy Bowers; Chris Whaley.
Front Row: Linda Burris; Maureen Hoffman, secretary; Teresa Laird, Treasurer; Eddie Eichholz, Vice President; Marianne Hoffman, President.
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Student Government
This year the student government at goldey beacom college has been very active. We have raised approximately $400 from fund raising activities; have operated the used book store; and sponsored a very successful fund raiser for harry evans after his apartment home was gutted by a fire. We have also assisted in open houses at goldey, acting as your guides, along with welcoming new students at the fall and spring semester orientations. We are presently planning possible contribution of a pavilion or benches which would be strategically placed around the school. Student Government looks forward to another productive year 1981.
Activities Council
The vice president of the student government presides over the meetings of the activities council. This council consists of appointed representatives from each of the campus organizations. Its purpose is to plan interesting and exciting activities for all the students.
activities council
Bottom Group Picture:
Standing: Patti Stella; Bob Redden; Linda Burris; Joy Martin.
Seated: Jane Hall; Ruth Yeager; Terri Belote.
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Kappa
Top Group Picture:
Back Row: Eddie Eichholz, Chuck Mayer, Frank Mayer, Frank Meyer, Steve McGovern, Wayne Grahl, John Chamberlain, and Michael A. Katz – advisor.
Front Row: Ed Madanat, Bob Thompson, Roger Palmer, Gene Reed, Sean Delaney. Missing – Dave Ledley and Chris Dulin.
Kappa Omega Pi fraternity is open to all male students who attend goldey beacom college. Numerically, we are a small group, but we are by far the closet knit group at gbc. Our fraternity is well known for its various activities not only within the college but also in the surrounding area. We also dominate the college intramural sports and activities, not to mention the fact our dominance continues in all group competition. Our fraternity is greatly supported by our little sisters, zetanu upsilon sorority, which by far is the best sorority at gbc. Perhaps our strongest point is the brotherhood within the fraternity, not only during school but throughout the year and for each member’s lifetime. We are in constant contact with inactive brothers (those not now attending gbc) when we need advice or when we have an event, activity, or one of our famous kappa parties.
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Zeta
Zeta Nu Upsilon is a young women’s organization that not only brings girls closer together but helps build strength and character. During the school year, we participate in many activities, fund raisers, and community projects.
Throughout our adventures, we are supported by our brothers, kappa omega pi. This unique group of brothers is thought of in a special way.
Highlights of the year include successful pledge classes, selling roses, bake sales, car wash, walk-a-thon for cancer, visiting leach school, cheering kappa onto outstanding victories in football and basketball, the “unique clothing party”, zeta picnic, and the kappa/zeta picnic at Mr. Katz’s.
Top Right Picture: Malinda Madison, Gaysala Golden, Jackie Shepard, Jean Gremmel, Dot Jackson, Sandy Harman.
Bottom Group Picture:
Front Row: Beckie Hayes, Historian; Renee Outten; Tracy Sams, Vice President; Ruth Yeager, President; Kelly Cherry, secretary; Sue Lightcap; Wendy Bassett. Middle Row: Joann Yohn; Christ Pratt; Renee Burris; Sherlyn Vidmar; Alice Frock; Kim Schaffer; Anne Carr; Julie Whann; Alice Carson, Advisor.
Back Row: Judy Moehlenkamp; Donna McGavin; Ali Lucidi; Jane Maxey; Terry Belote; Denise Litwa; Pat Thompson. Missing: Annette Charowsky, Treasurer; Cyndi Struveni, sergeant at arms; Donna Pepper; Patti Stella.
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Sigma
Top Group Picture:
Front Row: Fran Serio, Doug Cannington, Vice President; Rick Broadbent, Activities Director; Ward Scheidlinger, Treasurer; Dave Spacht, Brian Charnock, President.
Middle Row: Jeff Gage, Manuel Salazar, Clint Young, Dave Fortunato, Nebraska Turner, Greg Maney, Historian; Fred Eschev, Robbie Connell, Sergeant at arms.
Back Row: Mark Halloway, Mark Dazevedo, Bob Redden, Lou Fortunato, Mark Thomas, Tim Rozman, Tim Rozman, Dave Kerly, Chris Whaley.
Missing: Steve Weber.
The sigma delta rho fraternity was organized in 1966 at the old goldey beacom campus in Wilmington. Sigma Delta Rho is the largest fraternity ay goldey beacom college and the only fraternity with a successful alumni. Sigma now has 23 active members and over 250 alumnus members.
The basic goal of the fraternity is to create friendships and brotherhood for the brothers’ entire life time.
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Alpha
Top Left Picture: Andrea Brown, Ninita Cooper, Cathy Swisher, Rosiland Jackson, Dorthea Allen, Terry Gibson.
Alpha iota sorority, alpha lambda chapter, is an international honorary sorority with chapters located in leading business schools and colleges. The objectives and purposes of the sorority are to foster a spirit of loyalty and cooperation and to promote student welfare.
Some of the highlight of this school year were a visit from our grand president, Christmas caroling, Easter basket raffle, phillies ticket raffle, picnics with sigma, two acceptance dances with our fraternity brothers, a covered dish dinner, and several contributions to the institute of logopedics.
Bottom Group Picture:
Front Row: Carolyn Doyle, Advisor; Nancy Kruemmer, Secretary; Joy Martin, President; Vanita Graham, Chaplain; Wanda Allen, Historian; Jackie Flickinger, Sergeant at arms; Rosalind Johnson.
Back Row: Lisa Hufnell, Teresa Laird, Barbara Shifflett, Renee Davis, Donna Deverell, Brenda Betz, Sandra Foster, Brenda Vannoy.
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PBL
Top Group Picture:
Back Row: Joy Martin, Cheryl Cescon, Diane Haase, Russell Murray, Cindy White, David Leaman, Wanda Allen, Andrew Riley, Shelley Smith, Ruth Holecheck, Donna Truitt, Daphne Gannon.
Seated: Chris Whaley, Historian; Tracy Fisher, Corresponding Secretary; Dawn Brown, Vice President; Jane Hall, President; Phyllis Witmer, Treasurer; Connie Wood, Historian; and George Lee, Advisor.
Phi Beta Lambda is the college level of future business leaders of America. It is a co-ed fraternity organized to provide better awareness about the business world and the community.
The activities for this year included fund raisers, community projects, and social activities. The fund raisers included candy sales and bake sales, while our community involvement activities were sponsoring a superdance for muscular dystrophy in February and an energy awareness seminar in April.
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The Communicator
The Communicator serves as a medium to inform the student body of current happenings and announcements of student interest. It affords excellent journalistic experience for those interested in writing and publishing. The Communicator is published on a regular basis by a student staff in cooperation with a faculty advisor.
Bottom Group Picture:
Back Row: Steve McGovern; Eddie Eichholz; Clint Young; Gene Schaut, Advisor.
Front Row: Carol Niemi, Advisor; Roger Palmer; Karla Jones, Editor.
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Parents Day – May 4, 1980
Entertainment… Listening…
Top Left Picture: the “sextette.”
Middle Right Picture: flight of the bumblebee.
Left Middle Picture: a little Spanish Displays….
Awards
Bottom Left Picture: finally – his own!
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Parents… Food…
Top Left Picture: and tea…
Pageant Committee Group Picture:
Seated: Linda Burris, George Lee, Shirley Stangee.
Back Row: Chris Maccarone, Stephanie Brandt, Teresa Laird, Amanda McFadden, Wendy Bowers, Rae Brumfield, Doris Peters, Betty Basciani.
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Miss Noel Dance…Winter
Top Left Picture: Donna Matthews, Miss Noel.
Top Right Picture: Alice Frock, Cheryl Cescon, Donna Matthews, Kim Clark – 1st Runner-up, Michelle Lloyd, Annette Charowsky.
The 1979 Miss Noel Dance was held in December at the Greek Orthodox Church hall. Contestants were Brenda Betz, Cheryl Cescon, Kim Clark, Annette Charowsky, Alice Frock, Michelle Lloyd, Liz Mellian, Donna Pepper – 3rd Runner-up, Jackie Shephard, Kathryn Savitski – 2nd Runner-up, Christine Pratt, Tracy Sams, Donna Matthews, and Joy McCartney.
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Spring…Miss GBC Pageant
Top Left Picture: Contestant in the 1980 Miss GBC Pageant were Eileen Hackett; Marianne Hoffman, Elected “Miss Congeniality”; Tina Wilkinson, first runner-up; Michele Lloyd, second runner-up; Sue Kieffer, third runner-up; Betsey Glenn; Maureen Hoffman; Kathy Savitski; Karen Shoop; Deanne Shute; and Sherlyn Vidmar.
Top Right Picture: The new Miss GBC is Eileen Hackett of Woodstown, New Jersey. Eileen is an executive secretarial major at GBC. Her talent for the pageant was a jazz dance.
The pageant was held on May 4. Linda Burris and Bob Thompson co-hosted and did an excellent job. Lots of talent was evident as the girls displayed their training – jazz dancing, rifle routine, a Hawaiian dance, and singing were included in the variety of talents. Everyone was a winner.
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GBC Olympics…1980
Top Left Picture: “…and they’re off.”
Top Right Picture: tug-o-war.
Middle Left Picture: concentration…
Bottom Left Picture: …determination…
Bottom Right Picture: …coordination…
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Top Left Picture: sitting this one out.
Top Right Picture: …playing…
Middle Left Picture: spectators and fans??
Bottom Left Picture: picnicking…
Bottom Right Picture: the winners…
“survival of the fittest.”
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The key… into the 80’s
the yearbook staff…
Top Left Picture: Margaret A. David, yearbook advisor, getting ideas for next year.
Top Right Picture: Gaysala Golden selling ads.
We capture special moments
Middle Picture: Spirit Day – 421 peanuts in the jar – better luck next year!
And make happy memories.
Bottom Left Picture: Elizabeth Mellian.
Bottom Right Picture: Rosalind Jackson.
Registering students for pictures.
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Top Pictures: Terri Stoops, Lisa Heckman, and Joy McCartney working on layout.
Middle Left Picture: GBC open house.
Middle Right Picture: Tim Rozman – “wanna buy a yearbook?”
We hope you enjoy the 1980 key…
We couldn’t have made it without you!
The yearbook staff
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Bible Study
Top Group Picture:
Present for this picture were Greg Alexander, Judith Hopkins, Rich Wilbelm, Lisa Alexander, and Dawn Brown.
Bible Study is a non-denominational group open to all students, faculty, and staff of goldey beacom college. During the course of the year, they study various bible topics.
Pep Club
Bottom Group Picture: Daphne Gannon, Ruth Ann Holecheck, Lisa Hufnell, Sue Vurpillat, and Terri Stoops.
The Pep Club was formed this year to help instill school spirit, especially for the school teams.
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Friends of the Health Service
Top Group Picture:
Front Row: Barbara Thomas, Michael Carrier, Myron Grant, Arrylee Satterfield.
Back Row: Theresa Murray, r.n.; Rand Deamond; Harold Wall; Pat Cruciano; Gene Schaut; Jane Singles, r.n.
Staff, friends, and members of the newly formed medical advisory committee for goldey beacom college day and evening divisions. The medical advisory committee was instrumental in starting a blood donation program for the blood bank of Delaware. This group is also active in CPR classes for certification with the American Red Cross.
Black Student Union
Bottom Group Picture:
Front Row: Ninita Cooper – Parliamentarian; Andrea Brown – Sgt. At arms; and Rosalyn Johnson – Treasurer.
Middle Row: Chris Pratt; Faith Bivens – Secretary; Irene Adams – President; Michelle Carroll – Vice President; Sonia Johnson.
Back Row: Nebraska Turner; Robin Demby; Pam Scott; Sharon Smith; Malinda Madison; Dorothy Jackson.
Missing from the Picture: Sandra Harmon – Historian; Karen Baxter.
The Black Student Union provides opportunities for its members to explore their cultural, political, and social heritage. The goals of BSU include helping members identify their present and future goals, learning about being part of a minority, and coping with life in general.
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Sports…into the 80’s…
Top Group Picture:
Front Row: Cindy Thompson, Angie Pratt, Michele Lloyd, Michelle Jones, Malinda Madison, Pat Thompson.
Back Row: Cheryl Cescon, Kathy Moyer, Rhoda Lively, Ande Stapel, Coach – Harry Reed, Lisa Mirabella.
Women's Volleyball
The 1979-1980 volleyball team had a very good record of wins and losses – 9 to 5. We had a good starting team, as well as good alternative players. The team liked to make some games more interesting than others – instead of winning the first three games of the match, we lost the first and won the next three. Cheryl Cescon, the best server, had one match in which she served 43 points consecutively. Spikers were Pat Thompson, Rhoda Lively, Andrea Stapel, Sandy Jones, Cynthia Thompson, Kathy Moyer, Cheryl Cescon, and Malinda Madison. Setters were Lisa Mirabella, Michele Lloyd, and the captain – Angie Pratt. Next yeaar’s team should have a good season.
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Men’s Softball
Top Group Picture:
Front Row: Robbie Connell, Chuck Mater, Eddie Eichholz, Dave Kerley, Coach – Harry Reed.
Back Row: Harry Fox, Gene Reed, Roger Palmer, Bob Thompson.
Next year’s men’s softball will be better – we hope to be in intercollegiate games.
Women’s Basketball
Bottom Group Picture: Katie Stansky, Linda Burris, Ruth Townsend, Nancy King, Dorothea Allen, Sue Radka, Tanya Hayes, Coach – Harry Reed.
Intercollegiate Women’s Basketball starts in November.
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Intramurals…into the 80’s
Front Row: R. Broadbent, N. Turner, M. Ellis, S. Delaney, E. Eicholz, F. Meyer, J. Chamberlain, K. Dohrmann.
Middle Row: F. Serio, R. Thompson, W. Bassett, J. Shephard, C. Cescon, A. Stapel, A. Satterfield, R. Palmer, T. Sams, R. Deamond, N. Kruemmer.
Back Row: P. Harrell, M. Thomas, A. Pratt, I. Mirabella, S. McGovern, C. Mayer, C. Young, G. Maney, K. Wilson, W. Hayden.
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Intercollegiate Softball
Group Picture:
Front Row: Brenda Vannoy; Linda Burris—co-captain; Terry Archino; Gina Romandino; Boots Reed – Coach.
Back Row: Donna Divirgilio, Tracy Fisher, Pat Thompson, Tracy Sams, Jackie Shepherd.
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Men’s Basketball
Front Row: Nebraska Turner; Ruth Yeager; Tracy Sams; Robert Furguson; Gene Reed – Captain.
Back Row: Edward Eicholz; Dave Spacht; Roger Palmer; Harry (boots) Reed; Marcus Barkley.
Missing from picture: Tom Reed; Marc Fruchtman; Mark Ferriola.
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Graduation…1980
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The 94th commencement was held on June 8, 1980, with Elise E. DuPont, wife of Delaware’s Governor, as the speaker.
Student winning awards were: Jane I. Hall, the Dr. Clarence Fulmer leadership award; Marianne N. Hoffman, the William Cleaver Lewis award; Constance A. Wood, the Jay. W. Miller award; Angela Pratt, the faculty award; Dina I. Lafazia, olsten’s temporary services award; Cherish D. Congo, typewriting champion; Cheryl A. Kleger, shorthand champion; Nancy E. King and David B. Spacht, athletic and academic achievement awards.
Academic honors went to Nancy Leigh Boltz, General Business; Joanne B. Jarrell, Stenographic; Richard C. Brown, B.S. Accounting; Paul E. Holloway, Jr., B.S. Management; Vicki A. Higgins, A.A. Accounting, Business Administration Major; Patricia A. Comly, A.A. Accounting; Dorothy I. Newman, Business Management; Joan E. Rambo, Executive Secretarial; Maureen S. Hoffman, Legal Secretarial; Kathi Jo Moyer, Medical Secretarial; and Linda Harrison Swincki, Secretarial Studies.
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Today’s graduates become tomorrow’s alumni…you are even more
important to gbc now than you ever were…good luck in all of your
future endeavors and please keep in close touch.
GBC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Congratulations to the Class of 1980
gbc alumni association
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