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Goldey Beacom
College
Wilmington,
Delaware
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New
Horizons
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Goldey Beacom College, established in 1886, is a dedicated institution. Its students set high goals for themselves and aspire to them with great perseverance.
Since becoming a four-year college, the student body has expanded in size greatly. Yet, this growth has not changed the warm personal environment Goldey Beacom offers to all students.
After graduation from Goldey Beacom, students go into the business world with open arms. Their strong educational background and extra-curricula activities have prepared them to meet challenges encountered throughout their professional and personal lives as well.
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New Faces
One of Goldey Beacom College’s newest staff members is Mr. David Hall, Coordinator of Resident Halls. Mr. Hall accepted this position with a degree in Psychology-Sociology.
When asked how he proposed to maintain the residence hall, Mr. Hall stated, “Everyone should adhere to the housing guidelines as closely as possible. The guidelines are existence for a purpose. The guidelines are flexible. If residents feel a need for a change, they are open to suggestion.
Mr. Hall feels that life in residence halls can be rewarding and memorable experience for everyone. Mr. Hall encourages everyone to get involved in sponsored activities and simply enjoy the college experience at GBC!
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Whats Happening?
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The student body at GBC is always an active one. When students are not attending classes or at work, they can be found in and around the college participating in a variety of activities. The annual Christmas Bazaar is a favorite. Students and members of the community come together to buy and sell handmade wares. Funds from such an event support college clubs and organizations. Students relax with a great meal of hamburger and fries over the buzz of friendly conversation.
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New Openings
The other side of Goldey Beacom! Where is it? The downtown campus of Goldey Beacom reopened as the Business Training Center in November of 1983. Many of our teachers were transferred to the campus like Mrs. Patsy Perry, Mrs. Janet Robinson, and Miss Shirley Peterson. The center is different in many ways from the main campus such as having one teacher teaching six subjects while we have six teachers teaching one subject.
The students work in a simulated office atmosphere where they work on an individual basis at their own pace. The student will most likely stay in one classroom for all her scheduled classes. Most students are upgrading their knowledge and sills, while many are sent by their employer to learn new skills. It is a very informal setting and very beneficiary for all who attend.
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Activities
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Middle Left Picture: Best Legs 1984.
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Career
Day
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Christmas Activities
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Dorm Activities
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Trips
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Photos by: Paula Finnefrock.
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Miss Noel
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Volleyball
Marathon
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Miss Goldey
Beacom
College 1984
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MISS GOLDEY BEACOM PAGEANT
SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1984 7 p.m.
Contestants: Anna Johnson (Miss Nu Mu Psi), Florence Reynolds (Miss Zeta Sorority), Jodi Kottmyer (Miss Office Education Association), Karen Golden (Miss Alpha Sorority), Mildred Cherry (Miss Circle K), Cathy Tredinnick (Miss Alpha Chi Honor Society), Sharon Price (Miss Sigma Fraternity), Laura Lazorisak (Miss Communicator), Wendy Green (Miss Women’s Athletics), Nadine Watson (Miss Kappa Fraternity), Portia Conquest (Miss International Student Association), and Raynell Meadows (Miss Men’s Athletics).
Winner of the non-finalist talent award is Catherine Tredinnick from West Chester, PA who sang a vocal selection entitled “A Song for You” by The Carpenters. Third runner up is Laura Lazorisak from Hockessin, DE who did a poetry interpretation of “The Glass Box” and flute solo “Turkish March” by Mozart. Second runner up is Portia Conquest from Parksley, VA who did a vocal selection entitled “Up Where We Belong” from An Officer and a Gentlemen. First runner up is Raynell Meadows from Wilmington, DE who did a botaon twirling routine to “Thriller” by Michael Jackson. The winner is Laura Aloisio from Kennett Square, PA who did a piano selection entitled “Fur Elise” by Beethoven. Laura’s favorite hobbies are swimming, playing the piano, horseback riding, and ice skating. She wishes to obtain a full-time position as an administrator of a pool of secretaries. We know you will be a success. Congratulations to all the girls for a job well-done. You were all terrific.
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Amita Ogale, Miss Noel 1984, is an outgoing, personable freshman majoring in the Medical Secretarial program.
After persuasion from her roommate and 1983 Miss Noel, Beth Manlove, Amita was nominated by the Zeta Nu Upsilon Sorority as a candidate for the annual Miss Noel Pageant.
Among her many activities as Miss Noel, Amita participants in fund raisers, open houses, and is in charge of the panel of judges for the Miss GBC Pageant.
As Miss Noel, Amita encourages any freshman girl to compete for next year’s Miss Noel Pageant. Amita says, “I think I had a chance.”
Who knows, you may be next year’s Miss Noel!
Nu Mu Psi Di
Phi, Black
Student
Union
Historical
Night
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Sigma – Kappa Football Game
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Farewell Dance
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Golf
The Goldey Beacom golf team has been undefeated for three (3) years until losing a game to the Del-Tech Terry campus in May. Lynn is the only girl player on the team and has won every match she’s played. Good going guys! We know you could do it.
Top Group Picture: Coach, Boots Reed, Maris Kirkpatrick, Lynne Fortunato, Tad Derickson and Norman Abrams.
Missing: Robert Kontanzer, John Rushton, Eric Pirhalla, and Dave Roberts.
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Sports
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Student Government
Top Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Norma Stephens, Yolanda Payne, Secretary, Holly Parkhearst, Sharon Price, Karla Schraft, Careen Waller.
Standing: Rick Hundson, Historian, Joanne Brandt, Roger Reid, David Shuck, Steve Farell, Vice President, Lisa Brandt, President, Tim Morris, Steve Johnson, Terry Butler.
Back Row: Joy Childers, Treasurer, and Kerry Parish, Secretary.
Not Pictured: Pam Allen, Margaret Flynn, Liz Georgi, Anna Johnson, Holly Partridge, Chris Paccinotti, Monica Woolford, Dodie Griffith, Lisa Pfeiffer, and Alex Powell.
Student Government Association accomplished a great deal in the last two semesters. They have sponsored activities such as the Kidney Foundation, Volleyball Marathon, Raffle, Apple Day, Thanksgiving can food drive, Christmas night, and Spirit day which is always a successful event.
Circle K
Bottom Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Debbie Reigel, Teresa Peacock, Jacky Csernica, Susan Ramey, Treasurer, Sara Masonheimer, Vice President, Sandy Campbell, President, Diane Swarter, Secretary.
Standing: Indira Ramjattan, Mary Catanese, Yolanda Payne Collene Taylor, Brenda Sexton, Advisor, Jeanette Fredericks.
Not Picture: Karen Muhlbaier, Debbie Harris, Norma Stephens, Asena Tuzun, Maureen McCloskey, Patty Tyrell, Michele Kahl, and Rick Hudson.
Circle K is a coed collegiate community service club which sponsors service projects and social events on campus and throughout the surrounding area. Circle K members assist the underpriiveleged, the handicapped, and the elderly. Being a member is an opportunity to commit yourself is an opportunity to commit yourself to enriching the lives of many individuals, and at the same time, enancing your own life, because you’ve chosen to care.
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Nu Mu Psi Di Phi
Top Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Monica Woolford, Stacey Brookins, Carmen Armstrong, Shirley Wallace, Sheila Brown, Viola Hudson, Advisor, Kim Dixon.
Standing: Sheila Maddox, Wanda Hill, Yolanda Murray, Monika Worrell, Barbara Thomas, Patricia Brown, Crystal Berrien, Ester Sebro, Karen Hughesm Gwen Simpson, Pam Allen.
Back Row: Wayne Anderson, and Tim Woodson, President.
Nu Mu Psi Di Phi is an organization devoted to bringing together the college community. This fraternity is open to all at Goldey Beacom College.
Black Student Union
Bottom Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Sheila Maddox, Kim Dixon, Shirley Wallace.
Standing: Karen Hughes, Wendy Green, Ester Sebro, and Donna Taylor.
Black Student Union is an organization whose biggest goal is to bring students closer together. They would like to increase their membership, promote student involvement with club activities and produce worthwhile fund raising means for the benefit of all.
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Zeta
Top Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Sandy Harmon, Advisor, Renee Adams, Vice President, Lynn Perry, Treasurer, Terrie Butler, President, Tracy Foreman, Historian, Michele Bererdi, Secretary, Karen Reppert.
Standing: Cathy Davidheiser, Sue Moorehead, Kathy Haffner, Joy Childers, Sandy Miller, Maureen Lamb, Tina Campbell, Rita Falcone, Terrio Smith, Karen Galloway, Diane Hedricks, Fran Hackett, Lisa Pfeifer.
Back Row: Denise Galle, Stacy Mirable, Jodi Ulrich, Liz Giorgi, Maria Robinson, and Amita Ogale.
Not Pictured: Debbie Suttle, Jodi Shelton, Missy Eaton, Sargeant at Arms, Barb Buchanan, Michelle Dent, Aleta Floriolli, Betsy Hatfield, Sharon Kirkwood, Marie Walmonte, Michele Wolfe, Gail Brown, Ruth Hambrusi, Florence Reynolds, Lindsey Cooke, Angie Aourte.
Kappa
Bottom Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Kent Alloway, Glenn Duckworth, President, Jim Blissik, Jeff Bollinger, Greg Altemus.
Standing: Chuck Yasik, Joe Gutowski, Chuck Rife, Ray Bunjo, John Chamberlain, Wayne Shultz, Dan Roberts, Fred Mastripollito, Frank Charlton, Chuck Dixon.
Back Row: Chuck Jackson, Allen Duckworth, Tom Maille, John Shaer, Rick Hickman, and Mark Olazagasti.
Not Pictured: Joe Cael, and Bill McKay.
Kappa Omega Pi is open to all male students at Goldey Beacom. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote brotherhood, leadership, scholastic achievement, and in general the welfare of the student body.
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Alpha
Top Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Anamaria Anagnostoa, Indira Ramjattan, Maureen Sweeney, Jill Partridge, Vice President, Jenise Cooney, Sue Walsh, Kim Brown, Treasurer.
Standing: Kim Gillis, Historian, Polly Porter, Denise Davis, Lynne Fortunato, President, Kim Hoepstine, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Barbra Antolini, Krista Davis, Sandy Ficner, Secretary.
Not Pictured: Kandy Townsend, Nancy Kemery, Peggy Mann, Tina Nolan, Lori Henderson, Patty Fox, Jean Camper, Linda Sgornton, Donna Fox, Chris Piccinotti, Lisa Brandt, and Judy Mesinger.
Alpha Iota is an international honorary sorority with chapters located in leading business schools and colleges. Throughout the school year Alpha Iota fosters a spirit of loyalty and cooperation and promotes student welfare.
Sigma
Bottom Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Steve Johnson, Bob Zinn, Brian Maloney, President, Jon Whitlock, Tony Delfino.
Standing: Eric Karnoglanis, Brian Boyer, Stuart Vaughn, Roger Reed, Mike Toyoki Aoyama.
Back Row: Kevin Eklund, Mike Fracek, and Glenn Clarke.
Not Pictured: Russ Barrett, Fred Escheu, Larry Frace, Dave Fortunato, Dean Gray, Scott Hall, A.J. Ilyas, Jeff McClelland, Sonny Pacana, and Paul Scharr.
Sigma Delta Rho has had a very good year according to Sonny Pacana, spring semester President. The activities they have sponsored have consisted of two semi-formal dances, football, basketball, and softball games against Kappa, and a few fund raisers.
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Communicator
Top Group Picture:
First Row (L to R): Sue Bryde, Advisor, Crystal La Vere, Editor for Fall semester, Margaret Crouch, Advisor, Laura Lazorisak, Lisa Pfieffer.
Back Row: Toyoki Aoyama, Michelle Edwards, Jim Yiaski, Dorvonda Tolliver, Monique Murray, Portia Conquest, Sylvia Wootten, and Bill Flock, Photographer.
Not Pictured: Pat Gentzel, Editor for Spring semester, and Carol Marsh.
Written, edited, and published by a student staff in cooperation with a faculty advisor, the paper affords excellent journalistic experience for those interested in writing and publishing. The newspaper comes out once a month and is read by all who attend Goldey Beacom.
DPMA
Bottom Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Michael Gibson, Patricia Genzel, Diane Swarter, Patti Seay, Treasurer, Sylvia Barta, President, Robert Homiller, Secretary, Ronald Gawinski, Vice President, Michael Mansfield.
Seated: Dale Yates, Tammy Tyree, Diane Stotz, Membership chairperson, Eugenia Cartesio, Sandy Campbell, and Daniel Braner.
Not Pictured: C.J. Rudy, E. Mead Slaughter, John Rushton, Keith Ernst, Charles Gross, Martha Gawronski, Eric Schwartz, Catherine Marsh, and Theresa Hitch.
A student chapter of a nationwide professional association is what DPMA (Data Processing Management Association) is all about. The majority of the students at GBC are Automated Accounting or BIS majors hoping to increase their knowledge of what is currently is the real world of D.P management and to have contact with professionals.
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Tutors Club
Top Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Theresa Hitch, Monica Woolford, Lisa Love, Sharon Jackson, Cynthia Brunetta, Elizabeth Neary.
Standing: Diane Swarter, Pat Genzel, Sandy Campbell, Jim Yiaski, Tim Dineen, Lori Lawreninko, Lisa Mangine, and Mrs. Vattilana, Coordinator.
Not Pictured: Mary Anne Baker, Lisa Cristofich, Bob Homiller, John Moody, Diana Wagner, John Werner, Allison Zapatterini, John Werner, Allison Zapaterini, and Stephanie Brandt, Coordinator.
Members of the newly-formed Tutors’ club provide academic assistance to Goldey Beacom students.
OEA
Bottom Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Diane Stoltzfus, Historian/Reporter, Monica Woolford, Vice President, Eileen Burger, President, Lynn Bullen, Secretary.
Standing: Carreen Waller, Susan Ramey, Joyce Jones, Advisor, Pam Marvel, Kendra Church, Jacky Csernica, Shirley Wallace and Sandy Burger.
Not Pictured: Donna Collison, Treasurer, Rick Hudson, Tracey Spencer, Darlene Holland, Karen Huhlvair, and Yolanda Payne.
The Office Education Association is an organization designed to help promote the business industries of Delaware. Weekly meetings are held and many activities are organized throughout the year. They sponsored a 12 hour dance marathon to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House.
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Medical Advisory Board
Top Right Picture:
(L to R): Carol Marsh, Tom Fisher, President, Jane Singles, Advisor. Members not present unknown.
The medical Advisory Committee is a representative group of Goldey Beacom students whose primary function is to represent the student body in policy marking, medical related activities, and workshops conducted through the Student Health Service. Students are expected to become not only aware of preventive programs but become involved in the Blood Bank of Delaware Blood mobile and CPR classes.
International Student Assoc.
Bottom Right Picture:
(L to R): Mariella Cabral and Jose Ramirez.
The International Students Association provides an opportunity to assist with the international students in their adjustment to the educational and social life in the United States. The association also provides an excellent opportunity to interact and learn about the many different customs of the world.
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Admission Associates
Top Left Picture:
Seated (L to R): Sara Masonheimer, Maggie Julian, Sandy Campbell.
Standing: Sonny Pacana.
The Admissions Associates is a scholarship program consisting of four juniors and/or seniors who work closely with the Admissions Department. Their various duties include: assisting at Open Houses, College Night, and Carrerr Days. They also coordinate high school visits, write newsletters, and organize the newly-formed Student Host Committee.
Sports and Recreation
Bottom Picture: Advisor, Boots Reed. (Members not pictured).
The Sports and Recreation organization encompasses recreational sports for men and women, co-ed intramural competition, and a physical fitness program. Men’s recreational sports include volleyball, basketball, softball, and golf. Sports for women are field hockey, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Games are scheduled to challenge local colleges as well as county, city, and club teams.
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Music Makers
Top Picture:
Seated (L to R): Lynne Fortunato, Kim Hoepstine, Carreen Waller, Holly Parkhurst.
Standing: Dean Gray, Lisa Brandt, Mark Major, Jane Lysle, Advisor.
Not pictured: Sylvia Berta, Patti Seay, and Cathy Sculley.
Music Makers is an informal musical group at GBC. They meet Tuesday evenings in Leach Hall lounge and sing for enjoyment. They host Christmas caroling in the lounge for all students to participate.
Pageant Club
Bottom Picture:
Seated (L to R): Yolanda Payne, Karen Reppert, Sara Masonheimer, Cathy Sculley.
Standing: Beth Manlove, Kim Hoepstione and Tracy Foreman.
Not Pictured: Lynne Fortunato, Amita Ogale, Patti Ferguson, Stacia Cropper, Juanita Karpinski, Brenda Sexton, Paulette Mason, Indira Ramjattan, Maggie Julian, Eileen Hacket, Stephanie Brandt, Advisor, George Lee, Advisor, and Cathy Raker, Advisor.
Composed of students, staff, and faculty, the Pageant Club serves the college community by producing and staging the Miss Noel Dance at Christmas time and the Miss Goldey Beacom College Pageant and Dance in the spring. Its goal include raising funds to be used as scholarships for pageant runners up and getting more students actively involved.
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Miss GBC 1983
Kim Hoepstine, Miss GBC 1983, is an 18-year-old sophomore pursuing studies in management.
Kim competed in last year’s annual Miss GBC pageant. Kim sang “Nothing” for her talent which was a frightening experience for her. “I just pretended I was in Leach Hall lounge practicing and I was fine.”
The pageant is held each spring at Del Castle High School. The event draws approximately 500-600 people. The competition consists of the following:
1. Bathing suit.
2. Talent.
3. Evening gown.
4. Interview.
The duties of Miss GBC are varied. For instance, Kim sang for the Alpha Chi Honor Society, appeared at open houses, participated in the Wilmington Christmas parade, greeted freshman parents and students at freshman orientation, and much more.
Being Miss GBC is a very special experience; one to be remembered for a lifetime.
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Administration, Faculty, And Staff.
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Top Left Picture: William R. Baldt, President.
Top Right Picture: Elizabeth Waters and William Baldt.
Bottom Left Picture: Elizabeth Waters, Confidential Secretary to the President.
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Top Left Picture: Justine Baker, Instructor.
Top Right Picture: Stephanie Brandt, Assistant Dean/Director of Student Life.
Middle Left Picture: Paul Brown, Professor.
Middle Right Picture: Susan Bryde, Assistant Professor.
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Top Left Picture: Phyllis Campbell, Controller.
Top Right Picture: Rosemary A. Castelli, Adjunct Faculty.
Middle Left Picture: Elizabeth Davis, Manager of Academic Computer Center.
Middle Right Picture: Caroline T. Doyle, Assistant Director of Career Development and Placement.
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Top Left Picture: Paula Finnefrock, Secretary to Director of Student Life.
Top Right Picture: Theresa L. Foley, Assistant Registrar.
Middle Left Picture: Lenora Geran, Asssitant Professor.
Middle Right Picture: Myron R. Grant, Assistant to Director of Computer Operator/Information System/ Payroll.
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Top Left Picture: Barbara Gross, Academic Advisor.
Top Right Picture: Eileen G. Hackett, Administrative Assistant/Secretary to Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Bottom Left Picture: Catherine Hume, Administrative Assistant/Secretary to Vice President and Treasurer.
Bottom Right Picture: Jack Hill, Assistant Manager of Academic Computer Center.
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Top Left Picture: Viola Hudson, Receptionist.
Top Right Picture: Mohammad Ilyas, Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Middle Left Picture: Emily Jackson, Director of Computer Operations Information Systems/Payroll.
Middle Right Picture: Margaret Juhl, Vice President for Intuitional Advancement.
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Top Left Picture: Marilynn King, Director of Financial Aid and Sandra Harmon, Accounting Clerk I.
Top Right Picture: Ralph Leonard, Assistant Maintenance Worker.
Bottom Left Picture: Sheila Maddox, Senior Admissions Clerk.
Bottom Right Picture: Jane Lysle, Secretary to the Office of Institutional Development.
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Top Left Picture: Amanda McFadden, Associate Registrar.
Top Right Picture: Teresa Moore, Coordinator of Student Health Service.
Middle Left Picture: Carol Oyster, Adjunct Faculty.
Middle Right Picture: Elaine Rathmanner, Assistant Professor.
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Top Left Picture: Harry “Boots” Reed, Director of Sports/Recreation and Activities and Kirk Slaughter, Maintenance worker.
Top Right Picture: Gordon Rowe, Adjunct Faculty.
Bottom Left Picture: Kenneth Schilling, Adjunct Faculty.
Bottom Right Picture: Brenda Sexton, Secretary to Director of Admissions.
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Top Left Picture: Jane Singles, Assistant Coordinator of Student Health Service.
Top Right Picture: Kirk Slaughter, Maintenance worker.
Middle Left Picture: Phyllis Turpin, Professor.
Middle Right Picture: Catherine West, Admissions Officer.
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Top Left Picture: Hannah Westley, Executive Secretary.
Top Right Picture: June Whann, Assistant to Vice President for Student Affairs.
Middle Left Picture: Alison White, Administrative Coordinator for Department Chairperson.
Middle Right Picture: Doris Whiteley, Secretary to Career Placement.
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Top Left Picture: Rebecca Abel Willey, Retired Professor.
Top Right Picture: Jo Ann Wolfe, Associate Professor.
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Underclassmen
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First Row: Judy R. Adulski, Stacy A. Allen, Barbra Antolin.
Second Row: Crystal Barrien, Susan Bartlett, Jeff Bollinger.
Third Row: Stacey Brookins, Gail Brown, Kim Brown.
Fourth Row: Ronald Brown III, Cynthia Brunetta, Jeanne Camper.
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First Row: Glenn Clarke, Russell Collins, Tony Delfino.
Second Row: Angie Dourte, Gwenn Dunlap, Rita Filoremo.
Third Row: Lynne Fortunato, Wendy Gainor, Pat Genzel.
Fourth Row: W. Dean Gray.
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First Row: Kim Hoepstine, Charles Hudson, Lorraine Johnson.
Second Row: Steve Johnson, Kathleen Long, Gail Loetz.
Third Row: Dianne Lynch, Yolanda Murray.
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First Row: Laura Neumarker, Amita Ogale, Joan Lynn Perry.
Second Row: Roger Reed, Kim Rimby, Esther Sebro.
Third Row: Linda Sgorlon, Deborah Sousa, Patty Steeley.
Fourth Row: Mary Ann Wilkinson, Monika Worrell, James E. Yiaski.
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Dorm Life
Photos by Susan Ramsy.
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Dorm Halls
Leach
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Jackson
Miller
Abel
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Abel
Leach
Leach
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Dorm Life
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Seniors
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First Row: Pamela Suzette Allen, Wayne G. Anderson, Carol Lynne Antes.
Second Row: Toyoki Aoyama, Michelle Berardi, Deborah L. Berkheimer.
Third Row: Sandy Bonner, Lisa Brandt, Daniel J. Braner.
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First Row: Linda M. Bright, Melvina Brown, Lola M. Bucci.
Second Row: Lori Lynne Bullen, Lori Catalano, Mary A. Catanese.
Third Row: Kendra Church, Venita K. Clay, Donna L. Collison.
Fourth Row: Tanya Ann Compton, Portia Conquest, Jenise K. Cooney.
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First Row: Jacqueline Ann Csernica, Misty Cuthrell, Shelley A. Daminger.
Second Row: Michelle Davis, Susan DeFernelmont, Joe V Duckworth.
Third Row: Richard Keith Ernst, William C. Flock, Patricia M. Fox.
Fourth Row: Linda Garboczi, Carol E. Gregore, Ruby Hope Hall.
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First Row: Scott J. Hall, Debbie Halstead, Deborah Y. Johnson Harmon.
Second Row: Lori Henderson, Chris Higgins, Darlene Holland.
Third Row: Laura A. Hough, Lisa Hurd, Ghazala Lynn Ilyas.
Fourth Row: Claire E. Jones, Maggie Julian, Nancy G. Kemery.
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First Row: Maris Kirkpatrick, Deborah Ann Koriakin, Kim A. Kreutzberg.
Second Row: Crystal Lavere, Lori Lawrinenko, Pamela Lombardo.
Third Row: Tracy Anne Lyons, Joan Elaine Manko, Peggy Mann.
Fourth Row: Pamela J. Marvel, Sara J. Masonheimer, Antonella Mastrippolito.
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First Row: Donald Mathews, Cecelia McDearman, Diane McDonald.
Second Row: Colleen A. Myers, Susan Moorhead, Karen K. Newmaker.
Third Row: Laura K. Newmaker, Hilda E. Nieweg, Joan O’Mara.
Fourth Row: Henry Pacana, Holly Gail Partridge, Mary Ann Perry.
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First Row: Christine Piccinotti, Pamela L. Piekarska, Polly A. Porter.
Second Row: Lanita E. Price, Susan L. Ramey, Karen Anne Reppert.
Third Row: John D. Rushton, Sara Santi, Paul F. Scharr.
Fourth Row: Karen Suzanne Soule, Mary Kathleen Smith, Tracy Lynn Spencer.
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First Row: Chris Steiner, Suzanne R. Stein, Diane Stoltzfus.
Second Row: Diane M. Tate, Benjamin B. Timberman, Dorvonda Sisina Tolliver.
Third Row: Kandis Sue Townsend, Ruth H. Travers, Tammy Lynn Tyree.
Fourth Row: Cathy Vaughn, Deborah A. Vitalo, Lynda Anne Walls.
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First Row: Susan Walsh, Cindy Wegman, Kelly Welsh.
Second Row: Jonathan K. Whitlock, Charlotte L. Williams, Marjorie J. Windle.
Third Row: Thomas G. Wintermantel, Monica Woolford, Linda Zeitler.
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Graduation Graduation
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Greek Week 84’ sponsored by Alpha Iota, Sigma Delta Rho, Zeta Nu Upsilon, and Kappa Omega Pi. This is the first annual Greek week at GBC. The entire college was welcome to partake in the week long activities which took place from May 5 – May 12…
All proceeds went to benefit the American Cancer Society. Some of the activities that took place were the car wash, cook-out outside of Fulmer lounge, chariot construction night (for Greeks only), chariot race, greek Olympics, and a balloon launch. To end the festivities a softball game between Sigma and Kappa took place at 12 noon on campus May 12. As planned, Greek Week was a success.
Greek Week
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BTC
Top Group Picture:
Seated (L to R): Shirley Peterson and Marie Testa.
Standing: Barbara Kaminski, Linda Dykes, Elinor Sikora, and Janet Robinson.
The Business Training Center
Bottom Left Picture: Patsy Perry, Instructor.
Bottom Right Picture: Cheryl Holleran and Marilyn McWilliams.
Working at the Business Training Center has made me a lot of new friends. I have also learned a lot of new and interesting facts and have gained experience in various fields. One student in particular which I have become good friends with is Aneita Warrick (who is not picture.) She is going for a diploma and taking typing, word processing, and recordkeeping. She is a very funny person, if I have to say, and never seem to think she knows what she is doing, even though she does. She is a hard worker and I know she’ll get far. Good Luck Aneita in everything you do, and good luck to all the other students whom I have had the pleasure of meeting and assisting at the Business Training Center. Best of luck in everything you always do. By: Stacy Allen.
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The Faces of GBC
Faces of GBC!
There are all sorts of faces at the campus. Happy faces, sad faces, and confused faces. Students from all over the country come to Goldey Beacom College to expand their horizon. Some of the new faces are Barbara Gross, Dave Hall, and Paula Finnefrock. A familiar face is Elizabeth Miller who has been with us for many years and is retiring this year. We will all miss her dearly and wish her all the best. A luncheon was dedicated to her Wednesday, May 9, 1984 at the Three Little Bakers. Whatever the case may be the faces at Goldey Beacom College are always smiling. Everyone is friendly and always lending a hand. BE it a student, instructor or staff personnel, they are always there if you need them.
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Top:
Student Government
Association Members
Lisa Brandt Rick Hudson Lisa Pfeiffer
Steve Farrell Anna Johnson Chris Piccinotti
Joy Childers Steve Johnson Alex Powell
Yolanda Payne Holly Patridge Norma Stephens
Joanne Brent Monica Woolford
Would Like To Wish All Of
The 1984 Graduates A Happy
And Prosperous Future!!
Bottom Left:
“The main thing needed
to make men happy is
intelligence…and it can
be fostered by education.”
Bertrand Russell
Office for Institutional
Advancement
Margaret H. Juhl
Dennis C. Sheer
Bottom Right:
BACCHUS
Students Can Really
Do What No One Else
Can!
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Top:
“Host of the Highways”
Howard Johnson’s
On All Important Highways
Senior Citizens Days Open 24 hrs. 7 days a week.
Every Mon. & Tues. featuring daily lunch & dinner
10% off all menu items specials
(only at Limestone & Kirkwood Highway.)
Open Wide & Say “Howard Johnsons.”
Bottom Left:
8 Polly McGlynns
Drummond Pub
Shopping Restaurant
Center
Newark, DE
(302) 738-7814
Formerly Drummond Ale House
Now Open!
Featuring
•Fresh cut steaks and
burgers charbroiled
to perfection (right in
front of you!)
•Fantastic finger foods
•Omelettes Serving Our Complete Menu
•Irish Stew Til Midnight Every Night.
•Hot Roast Beef Stop In For Lunch, Dinner
sandwiches (cut to order) Or Late Night Snack
Open 11:30 til 1:00 A.M.
Monday thru Saturday
Bottom Right:
Congratulations
To All Graduates!
Best Wishes To All!
The Yearbook
Staff!
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Top Group Picture:
Front Row (L to R): Rebecca Beale, Samuel Cook, Lorraine Debes, Donald France, Martha Gawronski, C. Michael Grabowski.
Back Row (L to R): Deborah Harmon, Claire Jones, Kathryn Kutchen, Wendy Lindsey, Richard MacFarline, Diane Stotz, Pamela Maniscalco, Sandra Morris, Susan Vose, Brenda Pepper, Lisa Pepperess, John Rushton, Deborah Sousa, Sussan Stettler.
Missing: Judith Jones and William Reid.
ALPHA CHI is an National Honor Society chartered March 11, 1983. The purpose of Alpha Chi is to promote academic excellence and good character through truth and knowledge among college and university students through campus interaction.
MOTO: “Ye SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE.”
1983-84 Outstanding member-Christine Lenoir
1983-84 Outstanding service-Harvey Thomas
Special awards received by members
YOUNG CAREER WOMEN 1983-84 Award for the state of Delaware by the Business and Professional Women’s Club Deborah Harmon YOUNG CAREER WOMEN 1984-85 Award for the state of Delaware by the Business and Professional Women’s Club Williams Board of Directors-GBC Alumni Association Harvey Thomas.
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ONE LAST LOOK!
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A
Message
To
Alumni
Congratulations!
You are now an alumna/alumnus of Goldey Beacome College and we are delighted to welcome you to the Alumni Association with a membership of over 12,000 who have passed this way before you.
New association members, such as you, often ask what they can do for their alma mater. Typically, it is felt that they cannot make significant contributions, financial or otherwise, becuae of involvement with a new career, marriage, starting a family, etc.
These are, however, many ways in which you can actively and consciously help your college, and we will list several:
1. Being younger alumni, you are closer to the College experience and its problems, yet you are far enough removed to give us a better perspective than current undergraduates. This puts you in a good position to devote time and energy to your alma mater.
2. You can act as advocates for the college in your respective neighborhoods, place of business, halls of government, and high schools while LAO assisting in the student recruitment process.
3. Your views on the success or failure of your college education as related to your career goals should always be fed back to us.
4. Keep us informed of your latest business and civic activities, honors, awards, and recognition by your peers, and keep your alma mater prominent in your biographies. The more people who become aware of your successes as related to Goldey Beacom College, the more successful we all become.
5. Read your copy of Reflections, the Alumni newspaper, thoroughly since it will be your main source of information regarding current campus news, trips, reunion, chapter formations. “Alumni on the Move”, Alumni projects, board member appointments and special events.
6. Make every effort to visit the campus often to participate in job fairs, Alumni days, reunions, etc. Our current students always need to touch of the REAL world in which you are now involved, and you can be the liaison between the business world and the academic world.
Remember, there are no dues or fees required for membership in our association – it is free. All we ask is that you sincerely consider some of all of the above mentioned suggestions and, above all, KEEP IN TOUCH.
Best Wishes For Your Future
From The Alumni Office And
The Alumni Association
Bottom Picture:
Charles R. Zucal, President Stewart B. Jackson
GBC Alumni Association Director of Alumni Affairs
Board of Directors
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Alumni
Picnic
Reunion
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Farewell Picnic
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Here lies a piece of artwork, which through many hard hours and physical exertion, is completed. I am proud to say this is for all of you in the GBC community. I hope you enjoy the yearbook as much as I did creating it for you. I wish all of you a successful and rewarding future, and hope you will look back and think about all your “good times” at Goldey Beacom. Thank you everyone who has assisted me in completing the yearbook, it was an effort well put forth.
Stacy Allen.
