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1989 Pillar
Volume 1
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Success is
Our Style
Goldey-Beacom College today aspires to the same goals our founding fathers, H.S. Goldey and W.H. Beacom, set forth 102 years ago. They established a tradition of a teaching-oriented institution of higher learning whose mission was and still is to provide a caring and intellectually stimulating learning environment.
However, fun and friendships of the proverbial “college life” extend far beyond the classroom experience. Both yesterday and today Goldey-Beacom students strive to attain their own personal success.
SUCCESS (sĆŹk-ses’) n. 1. The achievement of something desired, planned, or attempted. 2. The gaining of wealth, fame, rank, or prosperity.
We are reaching for a new style. Two new majors found their way into our curriculum this year. Management Information Systems combines the computer technology with the management concepts necessary in today’s business world. International Business Management responds to the realization to our interdependent world.
This is why at Goldey-Beacom College…
SUCCESS IS OUR STYLE.
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Our Style
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Faculty
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Leadership
With
Style
William R. Baldt.
President.
B.A., University of Delaware.
M.Ed., University of Delaware.
Ed.D., Goldey Beacom College (Honorary).
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Top Left Picture: Mohammad Ilyas.
Provost and Chief Operating Officer.
B.A., M.A., University of Connecticut.
Top Right Picture: Joyce E. Jones.
Vice President.
B.S., University of Delaware.
M.Ed., University of Delaware.
Bottom Left Picture: Phyllis F. Campbell.
Vice-President.
B.S., Beacom College.
Bottom Right Picture: Dennis C. Sheer.
Vice President.
B.A., Bucknell University.
M.A., University of Pennsylvania.
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Top Left Picture: Sherry Hale Humphrey.
Top Right Picture: Rosemary A. Castelli.
Deans
Sherry Hale Humphrey.
Dean of Admissions.
B.A., University of Delaware.
MSED, Southern Illinois University.
M.A., University of Delaware.
Advisor – The Pillar Yearbook.
Rosemary A. Castelli, Associate Professor.
Associate Academic Dean.
Chairperson, Business Administration/
Arts & Sciences Department.
B.A., Caldwell College.
M.A., Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Doctoral Candidate, Widener University.
Advisor – The Pillar Yearbook.
Gary L. Wirt, Associate Adjunct Professor.
Dean of Students.
B.A., University of North Carolina.
M.A., Washington College.
Advisor – Resident Conduct Council.
Student Government Association.
Dean’s Advisory Council.
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Top Left Picture: Roy E. DeWalt.
Top Right Picture: Joseph F. Armstrong.
Bottom Left Picture: Judith M. Hopkins.
Department Chairs
Roy E. DeWalt, Associate Professor.
Chairperson, Computer Information Systems Department.
B.S., M.A., West Chester University.
Joseph F. Armstrong, Professor.
Chairperson, Accounting Department.
B.S., LaSalle University.
M.B.A., Temple University.
CPA, State of Delaware.
Judith M. Hopkins, Professor.
Chairperson, Office Technologies an d Administration Department.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
B.S., East Carolina University.
M.Ed., West Chester University.
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First Row:
Margaret Crouch, Associate Professor.
B.A., Elizabeth College.
M.Ed., University of Delaware.
Jamshed Hassan, Associate Professor.
M.A., Oxford University.
Barrister-at-Law, England.
Member of the Indiana Bar.
Member of the Delaware Bar.
Ann C. Kneavel, Associate Professor.
B.A., College of Notre Dame.
M.A., University of Maryland.
Ph.D., University of Ottawa.
Advisor – Alpha Chi Honor Society.
Donald E. Nelson, Associate Professor.
B.S., Boston University.
M.Ed., University of Hawaii.
Co-Advisor – The Communicator.
Second Row:
Carol K. Oyster, Associate Professor.
B.A., UCLA.
M.A., Ph.D., University of Delaware.
Sadhana Pasricha, Assistant Professor.
M.A., M. Phil., University of Delhi.
Ph.D. Candidate, University of Chicago.
Advisor – Marketing Association.
Williams J. Rivers, Assistant Professor.
B.A., St. Joseph’s University.
M.A., University of Delaware.
Ph.D., University of Delaware.
Co-Advisor – The Communicator.
Margaret Stuhr, Associate Professor.
B.A., Williams College.
M.A., University of Michigan.
Ph.D., Northwestern University.
Advisor – The Pillar Yearbook.
Bottom Row:
Connie Vattilana, Associate Professor.
B.S., M.Ed., University of Delaware.
Advisor – Alpha Chi Honor Society.
Business Administration
Arts And Sciences
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Accounting
First Row:
Edward T. Rabel, Associate Professor.
A.A., Goldey Beacom College.
B.A., East Carolina University.
M.B.A., Widener University.
Richard Day, Associate Professor.
B.A., University of Pennsylvania.
M.A., Michigan State University.
Certificate Data Processing, University of Delaware.
Leonora Geran, Associate Professor.
B.S., M.S., City University of New York Doctoral Candidate-Widener University.
Office Technologies And Administration.
Second Row:
Robert H. Turner, Professor.
B.S.C., Grove City College.
M.B.A., University of Pittsburgh.
Advisor – Merit Scholars.
Denise I. Griffiths, Associate Professor.
B.A., Immaculata College (cum laude).
M.Ed., University of Delaware.
Elanore R. Hugelmeyer, Professor.
M.A., New York University.
Chair-Graduation Committee.
Catherine S. Kraus, Professor.
B.S., College Misericordia.
M.S., University of West Chester.
Advisor – International Student Associate.
Third Row:
JoAnn Wolfe, Professor.
B.S., Bethel College.
M.A., Murray State University.
Jay K. Jones, Assistant Professor.
B.S., Moravian College.
M.A., Lehigh University.
George W. Lee, Jr., Professor.
B.S., Atlantic Christian College.
M.Ed., West Chester University.
Elaine Rathmanner, Associate Professor.
A.S., B.S., M.S., University of Delaware.
Advisor – Merit Scholars.
Co-Chair – Graduation Committee.
CIS/Math
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Academic
Advisement
Registrar
Financial Aid
Business Office
First Row:
Alison Boord White.
Director of Academic Advisement.
B.A., University of Delaware.
Theresa L. Carney.
Academic Advisor.
A.S., B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Eileen G. Hackett.
Academic Advisor.
A.S., B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Advisor – Zeta Nu Upsilon.
Second Row:
Amanda McFadden.
Registrar.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Jane H. Lysle.
Director of Financial Aid.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Nancy E. Cannon.
Financial Aid Advisor.
B.A., Bethan College.
B.A., Marshall University.
Kristine M. Goebel.
Assistant Controller.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Master’s Candidate, Widener University.
Third Row:
Emily S. Jackson.
Director of Administrative Computer Operation.
A.A., A.S, B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Teyonia G. Stanley.
Junior Accountant.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College (magna cum laude).
Dorothy Tolston.
Accounting Clerk I.
A.A., Delaware Technical Community College.
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First Row:
Carol J. Hollingsworth.
Coordinator of Advertising and Publications.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
B.S. Candidate, Goldey Beacom College.
Richard Baker
Admissions Representation.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Advisor – Kappa Omega Pi.
Lynne A. Fortunato.
Admissions Representative.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Advisor – Alpha Lambda Iota & Student Host Committee.
Second Row:
Patrick Moore.
Admissions Representative.
B.A., Ambassador.
Delynda R. Johnson.
Admissions Representative.
B.S., University of Delaware.
Jeffrey E. Smith.
Admissions Representative.
B.S., University of Delaware.
Advisor – Alpha Lambda Iota.
Third Row:
Karen Palmer.
Admissions Secretary.
B.S., Candidate, University of Houston.
Patricia Mohnal
Office Manager Admissions.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Admissions
The “A” Team
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J. Wilbur Hirons Library
Learning Resource Center
Academic Computing Center
First Row:
Gloria Coe.
Director of the Library.
B.S., Winthrop College.
MSLS, Villanova.
Joyce Roe.
Reference Librarian.
M.S., Drexel University.
B.Ed., University of British Columbia.
Second Row:
Jill Haslam.
Assistant Technician.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Marcia Baird.
Library Technical Assistant.
Brenda S. Tucker.
Senior Lab Assistant-Learning Resource Center.
B.A., Fairmount State College.
Commercial Art Certificate University of Delaware.
Third Row:
Theresa S. Fou, Associate Professor.
Director of Academic Computing Center.
B.S., National Taiwan University.
M.S., University of Delaware.
Jack Hill, Associate Professor.
Assistant Manager, Academic Computing Center.
B.S., Penn State University.
M.B.A., Syracuse University.
M.S., University of Delaware.
Jennifer L. Dukes.
PC Specialist/Coordinator.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Ken Thompson
Systems Programmer.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
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Elizabeth O. Waters.
Confidential Secretary to the President.
Rene M. Miller.
Assistant to the Provost.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Confidential Secretary To The President
Assistant To The Provost
Second Row:
Cindy Griffith
Secretary to Provost.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
B.S., Candidate, Goldey Beacom College.
Donna Hokanson.
Secretary to Department Chairpersons.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Secretaries To:
Provost
Department Chairs
Financial Aid
Corporate Relations
Receptionist
Third Row:
Cinda Kouts.
Secretary to Financial Aid.
A.S., Coldey Beacom College.
Holly Youse.
Secretary to Director of Corporate Relations.
A.S., 1989, Goldey Beacom.
Jan L. Malcomson.
Receptionist.
A.A., B.A., Ambassador College.
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Alumni Affairs
Corporate Relations
Evening Division
International Development
Institutional Development
Communications Center
First Row:
Donna E. Parks.
Administrative Assistant to Vice President and Director of Alumni Affairs.
A.D., Goldey Beacom College.
Samuel C. Dali
Director of Corporate Relations.
B.A., King’s College.
M.A., Washington College.
Second Row:
Elma B. Doberstein.
Assistant Director of the Evening Division.
A.S., Goldey College.
Jyo Patel.
Director of International Development.
Third Row:
Robert L. Sierer.
Director, Alumni Affairs.
B.S., Bucknell.
M.S., West Chester State University.
Advisor – Sigma Delta Rho.
Stephen P Farrell.
Assistant to the vice President and Coordinator of Institutional Development.
B.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Coach – Volleyball.
Phyllis Goodyear.
Coordinator of Communications Center.
Goldey Beacom College.
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J. Neal Isaac.
Coordinator of Student Life.
B.A., Wake Forest University.
M.Div/R.E., Southern Baptist University Seminary.
Advisor – GBC Singers.
Robert J. Juliano.
Coordinator of Housing and Residence Life.
B.A., University of Delaware.
Advisor – Resident Student Association Resident Assistant.
Paula A. Finnefrock.
Secretary to Student Affairs.
A.S., Goldey Beacom College.
Student Life Office
Second Row:
Lynne Porro, R.N.
Student Health Coordinator.
Nursing School of Wilmington.
Teresa Moore, R.N.
Assistant Director of Student Health Service.
King’s County School of Nursing.
Julie Ostafy.
Bookstore Manager.
Ford School of Business.
Graduation Committee.
Health Services And Bookstore
Third Row:
Albin Schidler.
Coordinator of Residence Hall Maintenance.
A.S., Goldey Beacom.
Nora L. Crossan.
Residence Hall Housekeeper.
Donna Crossan.
Maintenance.
Residence Hall
And
General Maintenance
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Organizations
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Top Picture: Rupert Rojer’s melting another girl’s heart—and all he does is smile.
Left Picture: Ron leads S.G.A. to victory.
Bottom Picture: S.G.A officers – Ron Inglis, president; Brian Jay Tarr, Vice President; Chris Sobocinski, secretary.
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Top Left Picture: I.S.A. members enjoying pizza and beer.
SGA
ISA
The Student Government Association underwent a change in administration this year. Elections for officers were held, and Ron Inglis became president, Brian Jay Tarr, vice president, and Chris Sobocinski, secretary. To commence this all-important organization on the right foot took much dedication on the right foot took much dedication to the project. Meetings were held every other Tuesday. The previous by-laws were amended and approved. S.G.A. requested that all organizations be chartered and be represented at each S.G.A. meeting. They began many projects which improved the campus. A fund raiser was sought to replace the entrance sign to Goldey Beacom. Members of S.G.A. observed local snack bars in order to improve our own. In addition, they shut down the operation of the used bookstore. S.G.A. has put a lot of time into these projects and have once again gained the respect off the students. The International Students Association was one of the fastest growing organizations on campus. Their president was Moagisi “Super” Koontse; vice president, Qadir “Q” Wahid; treasurer, Zepherin Francis; secretary Tshiamo “TK” Moswela; an dpublic secretary, Iqbal Hussain. Their total membership was over 50 students strong. I.S.A. met twice a month on Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m. Many of the international students attending Goldey Beacom College are in the United States for the first time and find the cultural adjustment overwhelming. The purpose of I.S.A. is to help their members adapt not only socially, but also academically. The organization took a bus trip around Delaware, visiting local points of interests. They also went to a pub in Pennsylvania for an outing of pizza and beer.
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International Student Association:
Row 1: Israel Mogobe, Shelly Sharma, Yumiko Kuroda, Anishka Symonette, Garylynn Russell, Francinah Sikwane, Rosinah Spana Motsisi, Yukiko Hayashi, Maria Cordero, Masami Aoki, Siu Li Tan, Jacob Morolong.
Row 2: Vandita Sheth, Grace Hughes, Syed Iqbal Hussain, Tshiamo Moswela, Moagisi Koontse, Qadir Abdul Wahid, Zepherin Francis, Zena Masters, Sarika Sharma.
Row 3: Robert Mpabanga, Hicham Taarji, Cleve Carvalho, Solomon Icasiano, David Kandjii, Mooketsi Matshediso, Masood Ahmed.
Row 4: Shaka Ndlangamandla, Harris Qureshi, Li-Wei Qu, Abednigo Maseko, Azeem Ahmed.
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Alpha Chi
Marketing Association
NAA
Alpha Chi is the national college-level honor society ay Goldey. Members are eligible for this club must have been in their junior or senior year and in the upper 10% of their classes. A members duties were to attend meetings, tutor in the Learning Resource Center three hours per semester, and join one committee.
The Marketing Association is an organization which helps its members become better aware of the business world. They bring in numerous speakers from small companies to large corporations. These speakers inform the club members about their positions and what their corporation has to offer.
The National Association of Accountants has a membership of over 30 members. This club is in its third year of existence. Its purpose is to help their members make a successful transition from academics to the business world. NAA took a trip to Washington, D.C. to tour an Accounting firm. Also, they sponsored one of the school’s dances held in the fall.
Alpha Chi celebrated its seventh annual induction ceremony on November 10, 1988. Twenty-five new members were inducted.
Top Right Picture: Carolyn Brubaker, newly-inducted Alpha Chi member, signs the membership book during the Induction Ceremony.
Bottom Left Picture: NAA.
Row 1: Israel Mogobe, Professor Marsland, Joe Lofink, Cathy Wheatley;
Row 2: Mary Beth Brillman, Karen Callaghan, Zephrine Francis, Wendy Hostetler, Tina Malchione.
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Center Picture (of both pages): Marketing Association members, Maria Pichini, Lorena Testardi, and Dave Holloway, organize for their fund raiser—a bake sale.
Top Right Picture: President, Joe Lofink, discusses upcoming club events while members, Jeff Johnson and Dawn Millar, munch on food.
Bottom Right Picture: Marketing Association.
Row 1: Jill Morrison, Dave Holloway, Christine Crane.
Row 2: Chris Smith, Diane Schlor, Lorena Testardi, Maria Pichini.
Bottom Left Picture: Alpha Chi.
Row 1: Karen Callaghan, Dr. Kneavel, Dottie Fliteraft, Ernest Hood.
Row 2: Tina Malchione, Valerie Hughes, Mark Oller, Mary Lowicki, Jennifer Dukes, Kathleen Rotenberry, Doris Agan, Cathy Plyler.
Row 3: Theresa Gallagher, Janice McNeil, Dawn Millar, Stacey VanBuskirk, Wendy Gainor, Joe Lofink, Suzanne Sevier, Tammy Ledden, Kay Coryell, Carole Price.
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G-BC Singers
Pageant Club
The Goldey-Beacom College Singers is an eleven member singing ensemble which is in its first full year at Goldey-Beacom. The group made several important improvements over the year. The singers were the opening act of the Follies, and also gave a Christmas concert in Fulmer Lounge. Under the harmonious ears of Mr. J. Neal Isaac, the group will continue to grow in vocal strength and in number.
The Pageant Club is a group of interested students who participate in the production of the Miss Goldey-Beacom College Scholarship Pageant, a preliminary to the Miss America Pageant. The club does regular fund-raisers, help contestants prepare for the specific portions of the pageant, and is responsible for such details as pageant entertainment, attending the conducting pre-pageant rehearsals, and many other pageant-related-activities. The Pageant Club is also under the direction of Mr. Isaac. As many contestants realize, without the club the Miss Goldey-Beacom College Pageant would not be a success.
Top Right Picture: Neal and Mr. Nelson contemplate song material.
Middle Left Picture: Lisa Hoosier, Bill Wohner, and Lynn Donohue pose before the Christmas concert.
Middle Right Picture: Natalie, Kristen, and Ann Marie make important decisions concerning the pageant.
Bottom Right Picture: The Pageant Club.
Bottom Row: J. Neal Isaac, Advisor; Lynn Ernst, Kristen Clark, Anne Marie Crovo.
Top Row: Jen Gaston, Jen Morrison, Kathy Curry, Lynn DiOrio.
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Top Middle Picture: “You want me to sing what, Neal?” asks Bill.
Top Right Picture: A nervous pre-Follies smile from Lynn.
Middle Left Picture: “Everything’s Coming Up Roses!”
Middle Right Picture: “Finally, the last note!” thinks Karla Thompson.
Bottom Right Picture: A devious smile from Peggy Pavon before Follies ’88.
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The Pillar
The Communicator
The Pillar is the first yearbook at Goldey-Beacom in five years. The massive undertaking of re-organizing this project fell upon the shoulders of Keith Facchiano and Carole Price.
The plans for the book were presented to President Baldt and were quickly approved. The next step was to find a publisher and a photographer. Once this was done, the editorial staff was selected. Finally, after seven months, the actual book could be planned. Due to the staff’s determination all deadlines were met.
As you read and enjoy this book, remember hard work and determination has turned into success.
The Communicator is the student-run newspaper at Goldey-Beacom College. The paper is published once a month, and gives an overview of who’s who and what’s what at the college. Even though many people contribute to the paper, it would not be what it is without Joann Ciuffetelli.
JoAnn has been editor of the newspaper for three years. She has brought the paper from what was once a grab-bag of stories about the college to a professional outlook of campus activities.
Even though The Communicator has a relatively small staff, it is a successfully styled piece of art.
Bottom Left Picture: Senior editorial staff of 1989 Pillar. JoAnn Ciuffetelli, Copy Editor; Carole Price, Associate Editor; Keith Fachiano, Editor-in-Chief.
Bottom Right Picture: Section editors of 1989 Pillar.
Bottom Row: Lisa Hoosier and Carole Price; Student Life and Organizations co-editors.
Top Row: JoAnn Ciuffetelli, Faculty; Leonard Collins, Underclassmen; Dana Kaminiski, Graduates.
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Top Right Picture: Peggy Pavon and Keith Facchiano try to plan one of what seemed like thousands of layouts.
Middle Right Picture: Carole Price, hopefully, tries to sell yet another yearbook.
Center Picture (of both pages): Jim Connolly tries to convince Keith to say something other than “HUH?”
Bottom Right Picture: Editor-in-Chief of The Communicator, JoAnn Ciuffetelli.
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Top Left Picture: The Sigma Gator.
Top Right Picture: Mike Larimer and Denise Doris. Sigma and Alpha’s most photogenic members.
Middle Left Picture: Steve Henry smiles after tennis.
Middle Right Picture: Brenda and Donny “C” clown around before pledging.
Bottom Right Picture: Alpha Lambda Iota.
1st Row: Susan Thompson, Sandra Dunton, Dana Kaminiski, Blythe Barnes, Marie Lewis.
2nd Row: Carol Hurley, Martine McAllister, Beth Olds, Tara Kempsall, Lisa Hoosier, Amelia Hogate.
3rd Row: Cissy Sterling, Brenda Cole, Barb Moreland, Gwen Venuto, Angela Chipman, Kim White.
4th Row: April Albertson, Susan Panico, Sara Grant.
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Sigma Delta Rho
Alpha Lambda Iota
Sigma Delta Rho Fraternity is a society of college students committed to the bond of brotherhood. The fraternity was organized to build and develop young men of high standards and strong moral character, to promote f5riendhsip and congeniality within the community and Goldey-Beacom.
The fraternity was founded in 1966, and reorganized in the fall of 1977. Together with their sister sorority, Alpha Lambda Iota, they will continue to strive for excellence, and to give the business world their finest young leaders.
Alpha Lambda Iota Sorority is the oldest national Greek organization on campus. The sorority was founded in 1925 and incorporated in 1930.
Each of the thirty-four active members doctors a spirit of loyalty and promotes student welfare. Alpha Lambda Iota and Sigma Delta Rho lay the foundations for the future success of Goldey-Beacom College.
Top Left Picture: Susan Thompson enjoys the view of Millar’s greek letters.
Top Right Picture: Mike Larimer gives Jeff Good advice before pledge class.
Bottom Right Picture: Sigma Delta Rho.
1st Row: Brad Gross, Tim Price, Greg Toadvine, Luke Vannicola, Tom Jackson.
2nd Row: Randal Cordell, Don Droke, Peter Marcozzi, Don Crockett, Mark Receveur, Frank Guns, Mike Procak.
3rd Row: Stan Sheldon, Mike Larimer, Brian Throckmorton, Matt Courtney, Steve Henry, Nick Scatasti, Greg Knotts, Jason Morgan, Charlie Kim.
4th Row: Al Thompson, Jay Tarr, Chris Sobocinski, Mike Evanco, Brad Herbner, Jim Triebl.
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Kappa Omega Pi
Zeta Nu Upsilon
Zeta Nu Upsilon sorority was founded 1967 and their brother fraternity, Kappa Omega Pi was founded in 1968. More than twenty years later Zeta and Kappa had 51 active members and hundreds of brothers and sisters had passed through the organization and gained the many benefits which Zeta and Kappa had to offer.
Zeta and Kappa didn’t have the numbers that other organizations had, but they believed quality among its members was one trait their group always maintained and always will maintain. In addition to the parties and fun times which this organization enjoyed, Zeta and Kappa also were involved in improving the college community. Every year during the Christmas season Kappa sponsors a needy family by collecting cloths, food, and gifts. The goals of Zeta and Kappa were to create a strong sister/brotherhood and maintain their academic standing.
This was the first year which all members who lived on campus were able to live together under Jackson Hall. Their greek letters were quickly installed. Zeta and Kappa were proud of this addition to make their group “family.”
Top Right Picture: Kappa brothers present Governor Castle with a Greek Week t-shirt.
Bottom Right Picture: Kelly Boyce smiles on her new sisterhood.
Bottom Left Picture: Kappa Omega Pi.
Row 1: Jeff Farro, Derrick Rice, Gary Anderson, Tim Campbell, Richard Baker.
Row 2: Mike Julian, Greg Massey, Sanjay Savla, Pete Darrigo, Charlie Puit, Mike Carr, Mike Cleary, Ron Inglis.
Row 3: Bill Andrews, Bill White, Bill Lardi, Jeff Lighthall, Todd Kirk, Kevin Posivak, Todd Simpson, Andre Duncan.
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Top Right Picture: Zeta sorority sisters dance to “Girls Just Wanna Have fun” while Boz shows us what fun is.
Middle Left Picture: Zeta and Kappa gather at the front of Jackson Hall to enjoy the pledging festivities.
Bottom Left Picture: Andre Duncan tries to live up to Kappa’s reputation of men with muscles. The photographer promised not to show the 20 lb. weight.
Bottom Right Picture: Zeta Nu Upsilon.
Row 1: Susie Langham, Suzanne Henning, Tammy Holtzapple, Renee Ferrese, Jessica Webb.
Row 2: Samantha Ericson, Lynn Ernst, Julie Slavin, Kathy Curry, Barb Miller, Marion Kerr.
Row 3: Natalie Krokenberger, Debbie Carey, Kelly Boyce, Beth McHose, Kim Walker, Chris Bozochovic.
Row 4: Wanda Shreck, Susan Kauffman, Andrea Loveland, Eileen Hacket, Lynne DiOrio.
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Top Left Picture: Christian Fellowship leader, Steve Golden, and member Kim Morris, enjoy a game of foose ball.
Bottom Left Picture: Circle K, Krista Humble, president.
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Beta Psi
Christian Fellowship
Circle K
Top Left Picture: Christian Fellowship members are eating a college student’s mainstay—pizza.
Middle Left Picture: Beta Psi’s DJ at their Def Jam dance led the members in an energetic frenzy.
Beta Psi was reorganized during the fall semester. The purpose of the club was to encourage the development of Negros in the business profession and create fellowship among its members. In doing this its member’s intent was to improve the social and civic condition of the college community. They sponsored a Def jam dance.
Christian Fellowship is a non-denominational group. It met every Tuesday evening for one hour in the Leach Hall lounge. The group discussed social issues, Bible study, and provided a time for members to talk informally. Christian Fellowship also attended a weekend retreat and had pizza parties.
Circle K took over the leadership of Krista Humble. This organization is the social service club of Goldey-Beacom College. Their purpose was to enhance the college community by volunteering services. Circle K had fundraisers including a sundae bar and Christmas Bazaar.
Middle Right Picture: Krista Humble, president of Circle K, is organizing the upcoming visit to the children’s ward at Christiana Hospital with her members.
Bottom Left Picture: Christian Fellowship.
Row 1: Shari Meyers, Kim Morris, Steve Golden, Melissa Kern.
Row 2: Tim Hess, Carole Price.
Bottom Right Picture: Beta Psi.
Row 1: Betty Smith.
Row 2: Dawn McQuire, Antwine Goffrey, Barb Duncan, James Williams.
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RA’s
RSA
The Resident Assistants consisted of Faith Benjamin, Juanita Bowens, Brad Gross, Greg Knots, Pete Marcozzi, Patty Murray, Mark Receveur, Rupert Rojer, and Olga “Cissy” Sterling. These Resident Assistants lived in one of the four dorm buildings serving as mediator between sudents and administration. Whenever resident students had roommate problems, needed sound advice, or even a replacement light bulb they saw their RA. Resident Assistants also conducted the health and safety inspections of the apartments. An RA’s job can be very frustrating. Hats off to those people willing to help improve resident living.
RSA stands for Resident Student Association. R.J. Juliano, Coordinator of Housing and Residence Living, is the advisor to this organization. Its purpose was to motivate students to get involved in on-campus activities. RSA sponsored hall decorating contests, barbeques, end-of-the-semster study breaks, and community service projects. They also sponsored the Mock Cocktail Party during the Alcohol Awareness Week.
Top Right Picture: RSA representative, Jason Morgan, tries to explain his head injuries to R.J. Juliano, Dean Wirt, and President Baldt.
Middle Right Picture: Dean’s Advisory Council members, Lynne DiOrio, Todd Burt, and Mike Carr listen intently to Dean Wirt’s strategies of trying to improve Goldey Beacom College.
Bottom Left Picture: Resident Student Association.
Row 1: Jason Morgan, Jeff Farro.
Row 2: Keith Parlier, Jim Triebl, Donny Crocket.
Row 3: Debbie Carey, Christine Guccione, Pete Marcozi.
Bottom Right Picture: Officers. Debbie Carey, Keith Parlier, Donny Crocket, Jim Triebl.
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Top Picture: Brad Gross, Resident Assistant, repairs the fuz ball game.
Middle Picture: Patty Murray, Resident Assistant, and Tara Kempsell, prepare drinks during the Mock Cocktail Party sponsored by RSA.
DAC
RCC
DAC stands for Dean’s Advisory Council. The members of this group include Juanita Bowens, Todd Burt, Michael Carr, Lynne DiOrio, Garett Dorman, and William Wolf White IV. The purpose of this council was to advise Gary Wirt, Dean of Students, on any decision he felt assistance was necessary. This group began meeting once a week during open hour during the end of the fall semester. This council truly demonstrates Dean Wirt’s interest in the student body’s opinion.
RCC stands for Resident Conduct Council. This group began operation in 1987-88 school year. Members of this organization live in one of the residence halls. Members were elected at the beginning of the fall semester during the first week residence hall meetings. The council met to discuss student discipline problems and determine courses of action. RCC’s purpose was to improve the living conditions in the residence halls by reducing disciplinary problems.
Bottom Left Picture: Dean’s Advisory Council.
Row 1: Juanita Bowens, Dean Gary Wirt, Lynne DiOrio.
Row 2: Mike Carr, Todd Burt, Garett Dorman, William Wolf White IV.
Bottom Right Picture: Resident Conduct Council.
Row 1: Dean Gary Wirt.
Row 2: Cathy Jennings, Mike Carr, Ginger Nichols, Derrick Rice, James Williams.
Row 3: Mark Receveur, Keith Parlier.
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A Year In Review
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Student Life
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Student Life Office
The Student Life Office is the backbone of GBC. Every day 10-15 students walk into the SLO for advice on every type of problem imaginable.
The people who make up the SLO are Gary Wirt, Dean of Students; J. Neal Isaac, Coordinator of Student Life; RJ Juliano, Coordinator of Resident Life; Paula Finnefrock, Secretary of Student Affairs; Albin Schindler, Coordinator of Residence Hall Maintenance and Nora Crossan, Residence Hall Maintenance.
Overall, the Student Life Office has a personal relationship with the students. From the campus-wide picnic to Spirit Day, the SLO keeps business and pleasure together.
Top Left Picture: Paula and RJ at the campus-wide picnic.
Top Right Picture: Gary Wirt, Dean of Students.
Bottom Left Picture: The Student Life Office – Jen Gaston, work-study; Paula Finnefrock; Gary Wirt; RJ Juliano; and J. Neal Isaac.
Bottom Right Picture: J. Neal Isaac, Coordinator of Student Life.
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Move-In Day
Campus-Wide Picnic
One of the saddest, or happiest, days in students’ college career is the day they move on campus. On Sept. 4, over 300 students converged on Goldey-Beacom to begin another semester of cooking, cleaning, shopping, studying, and partying. Even though it was a day of rain, most students were looking forward to starting life away from home.
To celebrate the beginning of a successful school year there was a campus-wide picnic on Sept. 12. The well attended picnic was to celebrate the 102nd birthday of the college. Overall, everyone left with a full stomach and a fresh outlook on the school.
Top Right Picture: Jill Downing tries to figure out how those darn lamps stay hooked to the desks.
Bottom Left Picture: Pres. William Baldt displays the cake in honor of GBC 102nd birthday.
Bottom Right Picture: Tara Kempsell and Susan Panico help themselves to the food at the picnic.
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From Pledging…
Why would anyone want to put themselves through 2 or 3 weeks of torture to be in a Greek organization? Why should you risk your reputation by spending 2 hours a night doing aid raids? Being little red wagons? Being a cross-dresser? Or being a salamander?
A lifetime of brotherhood and sisterhood is the answer for some, yet for others it is just to fit in. Being in a Greek organization enables you to ask advice from your peers, gain friends, become popular and to go to parties, if you desire.
At the beginning of the semester each Greek “family” has a rush to help prospective pledges learn more about “Greek life.” Pledges then sing, dance, run, and do other things in all types of weather. By the time pledging is over, the pledges are physically and mentally worn out.
Top Right Picture: The Sigma pledges do one of thousands of push-ups on the hill in front of Miller under the eagle-eye of Mike Larimer.
Middle Right Picture: Andre Duncan advises the Kappa pledges on how to avoid doing so many push-ups.
Bottom Left Picture: An injury never keeps a “SUPER ZETA” down.
Bottom Right Picture: The Alpha pledges learn “Alpha Sigma Sonic” on the second night of pledging.
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… To The Acceptance Dances
We Are Now Family!
On October 15, 1988, Kappa Omega Pi and Zeta Nu Upilson held their fall acceptance dance. The dance was to honor and accept all of the new beothers and sisters who survived pledging. The new members are: Bill Andrews, Mike Cleary, Pete Darrigo, Bill Lardi, Jeff Lighthall, Greg Massey, Kevin Posivak, Charlie Puit, Sanjay Savla, Todd Simpson, Bill White, Kelly Boyce, Samantha Ericson, Suzanne Henning, Susan Kauffman, Andrea Loveland, Wanda Shreck, and Jessica Webb. Best Pledge went to Greg Massey and Wanda Shreck.
On October 21, 1988, Sigma Delta Rho and Alpha Lambda Iota held their fall acceptance dance. The dance was a welcome relief to the previous three weeks of pledging. The pledges who were welcomed to Sigma and Alpha are: Rich Capalelli, Garret Dorman, Jack Dorris, Jeff Good, Frank Guns, Harry Hanna, Brad Herbner, Charlie Kim, Jason Morgan, Mark Receiver, Blythe Barnes, Angie Chipman, Sandra Duncan, Allison Farmer, Beth Olds, Susan Thompson, Jodi White, Kim White, and Gwen Venuto. Best Pledge went to Jeff Good and Blythe Barnes.
Top Left Picture: Donny C. is, as always, a welcomed entertainer.
Middle Right Picture: Susie Langham, Sherry Martin, Kelly Boyce, and Pete Darrigo are all smiles at Kappa/Zeta dance.
Bottom Left Picture: Steve Henry celebrates!
Bottom Right Picture: Greg Knotts and Mike Larimer drink a toast to their new brothers and sisters.
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Alcohol Awareness
Alcohol Awareness Week occurred Oct. 3-7. Many of the GBC student organizations came together to assist in this event. The purpose of this occasion was to generate concern for excessive alcohol intake. The week was full of activities and was sponsored by the Student Life Office, with several student organizations sponsoring separate events.
On Monday, students were greeted by inflated beer and wine cooler bottles and a sign declaring “ KNOW WHEN TO SAY WHEN.” A car involved in an alcohol-related accident was in the parking lot. Alpha sorority provided the “COVINCER” which re-enacted a car accident at approx. 15 mph. On Wednesday, Zeta sorority sponsored Ribbon Day, students wore ribbons to show they were alcohol-free. Also, RSA made non-alcoholic drinks and brought in Sara Taylor from Alls House to speak about the signs of a person who has had too much. Sigma fraternity tried a day without alcohol and Kappa fraternity distributed literature.
Top Right Picture: Gary Wirt reminds us that we should “KNOW WHEN TO SAY WHEN.”
Bottom Left Picture: Mike Carr demonstrates the “Convincer.”
Bottom Right picture: R.S.A.’s bartenders in action.
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Follies
On Nov. 5, Goldey-Beacom College held its first GBC Follies at Alexis I. du Pont Middle School. Follies ’88, directed jointly by Gary Wirt and Neal Isaac, featured much of GBCs hidden talent. Highlighted on the night of nostalgia were the comedic talents of Dean Wirt, who along with Dean Humphrey and V.P. Jones high stepped to the Andrews Sisters’ “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.” The marvelous talents of our students, faculty, and staff made the entire evening a success.
Middle Left Picture: The Greek fraternity men show us what they are really made of.
Middle Right Picture: Students see a different side of Mrs. Castelli and Mrs. Crouch, or shall we say Johnny and Baby.
Bottom Left Picture: Mr. Armstrong, the liberty of Goldey-Beacom College.
Bottom Middle Picture: The magnificent Vince Baffone shows us he can juggle his talent.
Bottom Right Picture: Greg Toadvine makes a fashion statement (and some love).
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Follies
Top Left Picture: Neal Isaac and his Student Life staff are counting down the days until the evening where some demonstrated talent and others just demonstrated.
Top Right Picture: Professor Turner, Mister Rogers, made the audience laugh when we introduced his dog. Sex. Goldey Beacom students know about that dog!
Bottom Left Picture: Todd Burt and Lynne DiOrio, Samurai Dean of Students cast members, face the consequences of possessing a keg.
Bottom Right Picture: Vice President Jones, Dean Wirt, and Dean Humphrey, dance to “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boys.” Everyone agreed that Dean Wirt should wear a skirt more often.
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On one of first cold, dreary days of the fall. Goldey-Beacom had a first. A deer ran head-first into the building. Pat Moore was the person who suddenly found his office to have a new entrance. The crazed deer left Pat a calling card – both of his antlers.
Over Winterim we had our first major snowfall. As a typical Delaware snowstorm, it was followed by high winds. The victim of the storm was the Goldey-Beacom college sign next to Abel Hall.
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Speakers
Many speakers came to Goldey-Beacom College during the 1988-89 school year. These speakers were sponsored by the Student Life Office, Academic Speaker Series, Resident Student Association, Marketing Association, and National Association of Accountants.
The Student Life Office sponsored all of the governmental officials who spoke. SLO felt students should be kept informed because of the 1988 elections. Lt. Governor Woo, Senator Bill Roth, Governor Castle, and Dale Wolf were among the political candidates who visited the college. They expressed where they stood on the issues and addressed financial aid and how students could get involved with the local government. Each conference was followed by a question and answer session.
The Academic Speaker Series sponsored various speakers who spoke on diversified issues. Richie Asburn, a Philadelphia Phillies baseball player, spoke on his baseball career and his current career as Philadelphia Phillies announcer. Also, the Speaker Series sponsored a speaker who informed the student body on environmental pollution. The other speakers involved in this series are covered in the supplement.
Organizations such as Resident Student Association, Marketing Association, and the National Association of Accountants sponsored various speakers for the benefit of their members in respect to each organization’s purpose.
Top Left Picture: The Marketing Association sponsored a Marketing Manager from DuPont to inform students of what to expect in the “real world.”
Top Right Picture: Richie Asburn, Philadelphia Phillies announcer, talks about his baseball career.
Middle Left Picture: Dale Wolf answers students’ questions during the question and answer session.
Middle Right Picture: Governor Castle speaks on how students can get involved in the local government.
Bottom Left Picture: The Student Life Office sponsored a comedian who gave students a lighter side to their day.
Bottom Right Picture: RSA sponsored speaker, Sara Taylor, from the Alls House spoke during Alcohol Awareness Week.
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On December 9, 1989 Samantha Ericson was crowned Miss Noel and Michael Cleary was crowned Mr. Noel. Each year organizations sponsor freshman and the student body votes for their choice of Miss Noel and Mr. Noel. Both Samantha and Michael were sponsored by Zeta Nu Upsilon and Kappa Omega Pi.
Samantha Ericson was a B.S. Accounting major who pledged Zeta during the fall semester. She graduated from Pennsville Memorial High School in Pennsville, New Jersey. While attending Goldey-Beacom College she was employed by Haircut Company as a receptionist. Samantha’s hobbies included snow skiing, dancing, and going to the beach. She played the flute for seven years. In addition, she received a scholarship from the Soccer Association.
Michael Cleary was a B.S. Marketing Management major who pledged Kappa during the Fall semester. He also was a member of Student Host committee. Mike graduated from St. Mark’s high School in New Castle, Delaware. He came to Goldey-Beacom with a Merit Scholarship and works with Sam Dali in the Evening Division Office. In addition, he was a unit clerk at Christiana Medical Center. Mike’s hobbies include snow skiing and he plans skiing trips through a club which he belongs.
Miss Noel
Mr. Noel
Top Left Picture: Samantha Ericson, Miss Noel, and her escort Pete Darrigo are all smiles during a slow dance.
Top Right Picture: Michael Cleary, Kappa Omega Pi representative, is crowned Mr. Noel while his escort Mary Tusi looks on.
Bottom Left Picture: Michael Cleary, Mr. Noel, takes time out of his fun-filled night to pose for the camera.
Bottom Right Picture: Zeta sisters, Kathy Curry and Natalie Krokenberger celebrate with Samantha Ericson.
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Mr. GBC
Tim Price was elected r. GBC on March 17, 1988 during Spirit Day. The responsibilities of Mr. GBC are not demanding, however; the spirit Tim has generated has ignited many female hearts.
Mr. GBC is a annual fundraiser, held on Spirit Day, sponsored by the pageant committee. Each contestant has a jar with his name on it and whoever has the most money at the end of the day is the new Mr. GBC.
It is general consensus that whoever follows Tim Price will have a great legacy to fill.
Bottom Left Picture: Jim Triebl and Tim entertain many females at Follies ’88.
Bottom Right Picture: What a Foozball shot by Mr. GBC!
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Miss GBC
Kristen Hawk was crowned Miss GBC on April 17, 1988 at H.B. duPont Middle School. Her reign lasted one full year, at which time she turned over this honor to the next Miss GBC. The responsibilities of Miss Hawk included participating in the Miss Delaware pageant where she received a first place non-finalist talent award. Kristen was a member of the Student Host Committee, and she welcomed all parents and prospective students at the Open Houses. She represented Goldey-Beacom College – Milford campus in the Milford Halloween Parade. Miss Hawk also performed at special affairs requested pf her by President Baldt. She co-hosted Honors Day and helped out on Spirit Day. Kristen’s position is one of great honor and esteem. She gained many friends and greeted strangers with a smile.
Bottom Right Picture: Kristen Hawk once again finds it in herself to put everyone in awe.
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Underclassmen
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GBC
Braves
Surprise…Goldey-Beacom actually has a mascot. The GBC Brave traces back before the college make the move to Pike Creek Valley. The GBC Brave mascot used to take center stage on the wall of the Fulmer Lounge. He has since been painted over. We were able to find a copy of the Brave, thanks to the 1977 edition of the Key Yearbook. Goldey-Beacom – the few, the proud, the BRAVES.
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First Row: Aseem Ahmed, Michelle Anderson, Vanessa Angry, Jane Borbour.
Second Row: Joyce Barchock, Lisa Bilger, Kandi Blevins, Laura Blackston.
Third Row: Mary Beth Bondrowski, Randall Bower, Christine Bozochovic, Tracey Brackin.
Fourth Row: Mary Beth Brillman, Ronda Brown, Todd Burt, Robert Caguin.
Fifth Row: Deborah Carey, Betty Carter, Cleve Carvalho, Hazel Camp.
Sixth Row: Tim Campbell, Kenda Childers, Daniel Chmielewski, Kristen Clark.
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First Row: Florence Clifford, Shelley Cobb, Brenda Cole, Jim Connolly.
Second Row: Kay Coryell, Shirley Coverdale, Jennifer Criag, Scoot Crawford.
Third Row: Don Crockett, Lisa Cronshaw, Ann Marie Crovo, Shaina Currey.
Fourth Row: Pete Darrigo, Penny Deitzler, Amy Dionisi, Lynn Donohue.
Fifth Row: Garett Dorman, Denise Dorris, John Dorris, Chris Dorsey.
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First Row: Laura Dorsey, Rick Dorsey, Jill Downing, Jennifer Dugan.
Second Row: Andre Duncan, Patti Durham, Sandra Duntan, Dorothea Emory.
Third Row: Cindy Ennis, Lynn Ernst, Angie Evans, Leigh Ann Evans.
Fourth Row: Dede Eveland, Carrie Ewing, Keith Facchiano, Nick Fanning.
Fifth Row: Jeff Farro, K. Elaine Felsburg, Ken Ferrari, Renee Ferrese.
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First Row: Sharon Fletcher, Marjorie Gilbert, Sara Grant, Tammy Grant.
Second Row: James Grimaldi, Brad Gross, Roger Grubb, Scott Hamill.
Third Row: Joyce Hamilton, Tracy Hansen, Jennifer Harris, Greta Hawes.
Fourth Row: Suzanne Henning, Steve henry, Tabitha Hickler, Cynthia Holt.
Fifth Row: Lisa Hoosier, Grace Hughes, Krista Lynn Humble, Solomon Icasiano.
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First Row: Kyoko Ishida, Harry Jarrell, Tina Jezyk, Jeff Johnson.
Second Row: Deondra Jones, Jennifer Jones, Mike Julian, Dana Kaminski.
Third Row: Susan Kauffman, Craig Kiger, Charlie Kim, Donna Kolodziej.
Fourth Row: Wayne Kulhaner Jr., Michael Lang, Michelle Latham, Claudia Lewis.
Fifth Row: Mary Lewis, Alice Loilson, William T. Lusch, Abe Maseko.
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First Row: Wendy Lynn Maher, William J. Masters, Beth McHose, Shari Meyers.
Second Row: Teresa Miller, Karen Mitchell, Suzanne Mitchell, Barbara Jo Monaco.
Third Row: Art Monger, Jamie Moore, Jason Morgan, Sharon Morningred.
Fourth Row: Jacob Morolong, Kim Morris, Robert Mpabanga, Shaka Ndlangamandla.
Fifth Row: Kathleen O’Brien, Mark A. Oller, Keith Parlier.
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First Row: Marla Pichini, Earlene Piper, Carole Price, Julie Price.
Second Row: Joseph Priscoglio, Michael Procak, Harris Quleshi, Renee Rago.
Third Row: Mark J. Receveur, Dawn Riley, Jackie Roman, Christina Rudginski.
Fourth Row: Julie Saunders, Mario Scalora, Diane Schlor, Wanda Schreck.
Fifth Row: Malissa Scott, Holly Shultz, Mark Simmers, Robyn Slatcher.
Sixth Row: Sue Smith, Melissa St. Cyr, Eileen Steel, Olga Sterling.
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First Row: Tricia Strader, Al Thompson, Brian Throckmorton, Christine Tomlin.
Second Row: Jennifer Trahan, Jim Triebl, Gwen Venuto, Qadir Wahid.
Third Row: Kim Walker, Judy Wasko, Dawn Watson, Jessica Webb.
Fourth Row: Laura Webster, Elaina West, Jodi White, Kim White.
Fifth Row: William White IV, Laura Jean Williams, Takeya Wilson, Robert Wise.
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In Memoriam
Anita D. Campbell
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Graduates
Page 86-87
First Row: Bernard Acree, B.S. Computer Information Systems; April Albertson, A.S. Legal Secretary; Elizabeth Allen, A.S. Word Information Processing; Carolyn Armstrong, Cert. Word Information Processing; Elizabeth Autman, A.S. Legal Secretary.
Second Row: Zynette Balling, B.S. Accounting; Susan Baynard, B.S. Marketing Management; Jennifer Beach, A.S. Executive Secretary.
Third Row: USA Bogel, A.S. Office Administration; Felecia Boudart, A.S. Legal Secretary; Ronda Brown, A.S. Office Administration.
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First Row: Lisa Brueckman, B.S. Computer Information Systems; Karen Callaghan, B.S. Accounting; Richard Carlisle, B.S. Management; Michael Carr, B.S. Management.
Second Row: Jacqueline Collins, B.S. Automated Accounting; Leonard Collins, B.S. Computer Information Systems; Towanda Copper, A.S. Management.
Third Row: Vicki Davis, B.S. Accounting (Honors; Beth Dean, A.S. Executive Secretary; Penelope Deitzler, A.S. Executive Secretary.
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First Row: Lynn Donohue, A.S. Executive Secretary; Eric Games, B.S. Accounting; Carole Garrett, A.S. Word Information Processing; Lisa Garvin, A.S. Word Information Processing; Lisa Gravatt, A.S. Executive Secretary.
Second Row: Theresa Gravatt, A.S. Legal Secretary; Jenny Greene, A.S. Executive Secretary; Tracey Gsell, A.S. Word Information Processing.
Third Row: Anne Gundling, A.S. Executive Secretary; Antwine Goffney, A.S. Accounting; Dawn Ham, A.S. Word Information Processing.
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First Row: Cynthia Hayman, A.S. Business Administration; Judith Herron, B.S. Automated Accounting; Amelia Hogate, B.S. Office Administrative Management; Dawn Hopkins, A.S. Executive Secretary.
Second Row: Diane Howell, B.S. Accounting; Ron Inglis, B.S. Accounting; Yumiko Kuroda, B.S. Administrative Office Management.
Third Row: Tara Kempsell, B.S. Office Administration; Marion Kerr, A.S. Office Administration; Kelly Landis, A.S. Executive Secretary.
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First Row: Marie Lewis, A.S. Business Administration; Robin Lewis, B.S. Automated Accounting; Joseph A. Lofink Jr., B.S. Automated Accounting; Tina Malchione, B.S. Accounting; Stephanie Martelli, B.S. Office Administration.
Second Row: Aoki Masami, B.S. Finance Management; Alisa Mendal, A.S. Legal Secretary; Barbara Miller, A.S. Executive Secretary.
Third Row: Kim Mitchell, A.S. Legal Secretary; Janet Moesch, B.S. Marketing Management; Patricia Murray, B.S. Management (Honors).
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First Row: Linda Muggleworth, A.S. Word Information Processing; Barb Moreland, A.S. Word Information Processing; Kim McAllister, A.S. Office Administration; Kim McCoy, A.S. Accounting.
Second Row: Dawn McGuire, A.S. Executive Secretary; Ginger Nichols, A.S. Management; Peggy Pavon, General Business Secretary.
Third Row: Kimberly Raper, B.S. Accounting; Amy Reed, A.S. Medical Secretary Honors; Ann Riley, B.S. Marketing Management.
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First Row: Rupert Rojer, B.S. Management; Nanette Scurto, B.S. Office Administration; Rhonda Siegzist, DSTP; Monica Shannon, A.S. Legal Secretary; Ellene Smith, A.S. Business Administration.
Second Row: Tessa Stanley, A.S. Business Administration; Robert Stofyra, A.S. Word Information Processing; Siu Li Tan, B.S. Finance Management.
Third Row: Brian Jay Tarr, B.S. Finance Management; Terri Taylor, B.S. Business Information Systems; Susan Thompson, A.S. Business Administration.
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First Row: Stacy Van Buskirk, B.S. Accounting; Dina Weaver, A.S. Office Administration; Kristen Welch, B.S. Administration Office Management; Catherine Wheatly, B.S. Accounting (Honors).
Second Row: Laura White, B.S. Marketing Management; William Wohner, A.S. Accounting.
Third Row: Latrina Woods, A.S. Business Administration; Francis Zepherine, B.S. Finance Management.
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Congratulations
to the
1989 Pillar
Yearbook Staff
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Top Left:
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Dean of Students
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Top Right:
Alpha Lambda
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Zeta Nu
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Middle Right:
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Bottom Left:
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Bottom Right:
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To the Class
of 1989
Our Very Best
Wishes for your
Success
Academic Dean’s Advisory Committee
(ADAC)
Dr. Mohammad Ilyas
Rosemary Castelli
Roy E. Dewalt
Judith Hopkins
Gloria Coe
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Alison White
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Bottom Left:
Congratulations
to our
Yearbook Staff
for a job
well done
The Advisors:
Sherry H. Humphrey
Rosemary Castelli
Dr. Margaret Stuhr
Bottom Right:
Best Wishes
to the
Class of 1989
Dr. Mohammad Ilyas
Provost and COO
Page 109
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The editors and
staff of the 1989
Pillar wish to
express their
sincere thanks to
our advisors.
It is because
of them that
Success
Is Our
Style
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Yearbook
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1989 Pillar Yearbook
“I wish they had combative sports at
Goldey-Beacom. Well, you could always join
the yearbook.” These words rang out loud
and clear at Follies ’88. The trials and
tribulations of the first year were all part of
“giving birth” to the new yearbook.
It is true that the first Pillar staff had its
share of turmoil, but we have turned that
combative nature into the style of success.
fighting is something that most people do not
like, but there is a time and a place for
everything. This time the battles that arose
among each and every member of the
editorial staff helped to produce a high quality
publication for which we are proud.
Through it all, this has been an extremely
successful year for the yearbook, and even
though some of the original editors are not
with us at the end, I would like to personally
thank them for all they did and for all they
taught me. Again, thank you Amy Stauffer,
Bill Wohner, G. Bernarde Acree, and Leonard
Collins for everything. The endurance of the
remaining members of the staff is a great
asset to the Pillar. Without their loyalty and
hard work the Pillar would have never been a
reality.
The entire yearbook team, the advisors,
editors, staff, publisher, and photographers
have done what no one else has been able to
do at GBC in years, publish a yearbook. It is
in years to come.
Keith Facchiano.
Editor in Chief.
Carole Price.
Associate Editor.
Organizations Co-Editor.
Student Life Co-Editor.
JoAnn Ciuffetelli.
Copy Editor.
Faculty Editor.
Leonard Collins.
Underclassmen Editor.
Lisa Hoosier.
Organizations Co-Editor.
Student Life Co-Editor.
Dana Kaminski.
Graduates Editor.
Jim Connolly.
Personal Assistant.
to Editor-in-Chief.
Jeff Johnson.
Financial Manager.
The Staff Members.
Peggy Pavon.
Hazel Camp.
Blythe Barnes.
Mary Beth Brillman.
Florence Clifford.
The Advisors.
Rosemary Castelli.
Dr. Margaret Stuhr.
S. Hale Humphrey.
Special Thanks To
William R. Baldt.
Joyce E. Jones.
Dr. Mohammad Ilyas.
Student Life Office.
Gary L. Wirt.
J. Neal Isaac.
Paula Finnefrock.
Albin Schindler.
Jostens.
Richard Schrenker.
Karen Stariha.
Zamsky Studios.
Italo “Vass” Vassalluzzo.
Lifetouch Studios.
Robert Savage.