May 15, 1975
The Behrend College Women's Softball team. Pictured above
are: left to right (front row) Donna Dunbar, Debbie Mitchell, Patty
Murphy, Debbie Dowler; (second row) Darice Long, Carolyn
Walters, Jill Heenan, Jane Truskey, Diane Shafer; (third row)
Linda Hall- mgr.; Sue Montanile, Barb Barrickman, Barb John
ston, Margi Henderson. (See Story Below).
In District 18 play
Natters best
By Mark Reese
Sports Editor
The District 18 tennis tour
nament held in Edinboro this past
week was to the Behrend team
what Coach Herb Lauffer termed
a "disappointment." However,
all was not lost; the team placed
sixth out of seven teams com
peting. Westminster and Geneva
(who sent only one represen
tative) shared last place with one
match point each. Behrend
earned two match points—the
best they've done in a District
tourney to date.
In the first flight of singles Ron
Ross beat his opponent in three
sets 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, before being
defeated by Edinboro's Martin
Sturgess. Second flight man, Ken
Buchanan, lost to Randy Beer
man, also of Edinboro, by 6-1, 6-2.
The third flight match went to
Dudley McDonough of Slippery
Rock over our Don Fuller 6-2, 6-2.
Mark Leonard was eliminated in
the fourth flight by Mark
Eckendorf of Slippery Rock 6-3, 7-
5. The fifth flight saw Norm
Cub keglers win
The bowling team representing
Behrend in competition with all
district champs in University
Park last weekend won. They
bowled against Hazleton,
McKeesport, and collected a bye
from Piedmont.
Their six-game total was 5,423,
with 16-0 in match points. Second
was Hazleton with 5,231 and 6-10;
Gals- softball
squad finishes
successful year
By Mike Kaveney
The 1975 edition of the Behrend
girl's softball team finished its
season this past Tuesday.
Although they were defeated by
Houghton University, the season
record for our female sluggers
ends at 5-4. The highlights of the
season include victories over
Mercyhurst, and Gannon twice;
once against Allegheny, with the
biggest win" coming against
Gannon by the score of 37-10. Mrs.
Wilson's girls also ran across
some hard times, especially
against Edinboro, to whom they
lost twice. The girls displayed a
high quality brand of softball all
season, and with a good number
of returning players should
promise another winning season
next year.
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Jackson paired against Mer
cyhurst's Rich Birmingham to be
defeated by a 6-0, 6-0 score. In the
sixth and final singles flight,
George Rossick overcame
Behrend's Russ Wise in two sets
of 6-2, 6-3.
The doubles competition
continued the trend with first
flight pair Ross-Buchanan losing
to Hakala-Sturgess of Edinboro 6-
1, 6-3. Second flight had Leonard-
Jackson meeting Bibas-Johnson
of Indiana St. and losing 6-2, 6-3.
The Fuller-Waxham combo
started off the third flight by
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McKeesport placed third with
4,701 and 2-14 match points.
The team members were Leon
Daniels, Joe Warick, Steve
Felege, Chris Goddard, and Dave
Applebee. The rewards for their
efforts - are an engraved plaque
that will be in the SUB office, and
the title of Pennsylvania Com
monwealth Campus Champions.
All team members bowled
pretty close to their averages.
Leon Daniels had the high score
of the team with 247; Joe Warick
and Steve Felege together had
the high total and average with
1,109 for a 185 average.
The team was happy about
their accomplishment, and un
derstandably proud. One of the
team had this to .say, "We think
that we've proved that we are
strong in competition, we just
would like to know why we were
not sent to represent Belurend in
the recent District 18 Tournament
in Edinboro."
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Carry 7-9 slate into Districts
Fore love of warm weather.
Yes, students, Behrend does have
a golf team, a good one at that.
The team average is 81.7.
Opening the golf season this
spring old man winter was
anything but accommodating.
Continuing to toss inclement
weather, again the official
qualifier was snowed out way
back this past April 4-5, making it
two years in succession. Many a
hopeful student initially looked
forward to playing for the Cub
lin.ksters; some twenty-five or so.
But sliced with several good
returners (Chuck Shamburg,
Frank Glenn, Jim Martin, Dave
Lehner) and cold winds, rain and
snow the enthusiasm was easily
depleted among the troops. Not
in history
Taylor-Neil of Indiana St. in three
sets 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, then were
defeated by Mercyhurst's Par
sons-Daly by a 6-0, 6-1 score.
The tennis team has one more
scheduled match of the regular
season. They will play against
Allegheny College; Coach
Lauffer said, "We will have to
play excellent tennis to beat
Allegheny, but I believe we can do
it. Our record stands at 7-4, and if
we beat Allegheny it will
move to 8-4 giving us a successful
season. Also several school
records could be broken by a win
this week."
about the future of Penn State;
send in this letter to your
legislator—
As a student at Penn State
University, I am concerned about
the proposed rise in tuition for
next year, an expected $l5O.
Increase in total college expenses
for 1975-76 academic year is
predicted. This increase will
present an ever increasing
financial burden on myself and
my family. Last year, there was
a $9O tuition increase, and if
tuition goes up again, this year,
especially with the present
economic crisis, it may be dif
ficult for me to complete my
education.
Governor Shapp's budget
proposal for Penn State is far
below the amount requested by
my university. If the university
doesn't get the money it needs,
the students will have to pay the
difference, a diffeerence that
many of us cannot afford. It
would be tragic if even one
student is forced to drop out of
school because of tuition that is
too high in a state-related
university. Students' futures are
at stake, so I urge you to please
vote the necessary funds for Penn
State in order to prevent a tuition
increase.
Thank you.
Eiehrend Collegian
Golf season plagued by rain
By Jim Martin
Executive Editor
less than five matches during the
ensuing campaign were post
poned and rescheduled. In fact, of
the nine dual, tri, or quad mat
ches played, exactly four of these
days, poor weather pelted our
golfers on the courses. Who ever
said "It never rains on the golf
course"?
Coach Onorato and his linksters
again enjoyed the pleasant view
at the spacious, but challenging,
Lakeview Country Club Golf
Course just off Interstate 90
outside of North East. During the
summer months the course does
shorten, being drier, but during
the spring months it is not any bit
arid.
The parchargers for the '7s.Cub
campaign consisted of Dave
Lehner, Gary Lorei, Chuck Moon,
Frank Glenn, Jim Martin, Chuck
Shamburg, Kurt Kavano,_ Jeff
Holzenland, John Carneval, Terry
Russell, and Gary Ganzel.
Earning the most starts while
beholding that elusive sweet
swing and tempo were non
hackers Dave Lehner (scoring
average 78.6), Gary Lorei (80.8),
Chuck Moon (80.1) and Chuck
Shamburg (87.5) each with the
entire nine matches played.
Chipping in with six starts each
were Frank Glenn (87.0) and
Gary Ganzel (88.0).
It seems the only real support
golfers receive is on the
professional level. In the college
division, galleries and en
couraging fans, one is hard put to
Classes for the Spring Term 1975 will end officially Wednesday,
May 21. Final examinations will be held on Thursday and Friday,
May 22 and 23, as scheduled below.
Students are reminded that the final examination is an integral
part of the course, and failure to attend could result in the
student's failing the entire course, regardless of the quality of the
course work submitted before that date. In accordance with
Section 0-4 of the Senate Regulations, a student who is absent
from a final examination for a cogent reason may have his grade
deferred upon the authorization of the Dean of Faculty.
Any student with two or more final examinations at the same
time should file a request for a conflict examination at the time
and place specified in advance by the instructor for the course.
Any student with three or more examinations on the same day
may file a similar request, and conflict examinations will be
arranged if feasible.
Course Section Room
8:00-9:50 a. m.
I E 811 Nll5 Grode
Meteo 300 Reed Lect Baker
Meteo 303 Reed Lect Baker
Ph ys 201 1 Reed Lect Baker
Phys 201 2 8123-124 B. Scott
Ph ys 203-4 All 8123-124 88. Scott
8123-124 Hagenbuch
1,2 N 8 Yena
Phys 237
PI Sc 1
10:00-11:SO a.m. ' \
NllO Ellenberger
8121 Neumann
Reed Lett Tucker
Reed Led Tucker
Nlll Patterson
8117-118 R. Mester
8101 Foote
8110 Mizusawa
C Lit 103
E E 817
G Sc 2.21
G Sc 303
Math 100
Phil 12
Ph Sc 7
Psy 101
1:00-2:50 p.m.
Biol 12 Ail 13101 Spector
E-E 810 1 13121 Neumann
EGII 2 Nll5 Grode
T 284 M. Scott
8118 Ellenberger
N 8 Onorato
Engi 445
Ger 3
H Ed 303
8120 Zakrzewski
PI Sc U
BUILDING DESIGNATIONS
B - Behrend Science Building
N -Nick Building
T - Tucnball Hall
Reminder to all Behrend
Resident Students
May 30, 1975 is the deadline to cancel
your fall term Housing and Food
Service Contract for Behrend
without losing the 5 45.00 advance payment.
Cancellations should be made in writing to
the Housing and Food Service Office in
Dobbins Hall.
see any (anybody but the coaches
and their respective teams). One
magnificent round could have
been witnessed by the gallery, if
there had been one. Gary Lorei
charged to a two under par round.
Playing with beautiful weather
conditions, Gary tucked the ball
close to the pin repeatedly, while
firing a college record 70. With
Gary leading the parbusters, we
blanked Geneva 7-0 that day.
A few other highlights were
Lehner's two over par 74, Moon's
six over par score, upsetting a
strong and determined Gannon
six on their home course, poun
ding Alliance twice, and closing
the campaign on a winning stroke
by defeating Houghton this past
Saturday.
This coming Friday and
Saturday the District 18 tour
nament will be played. Traveling
to play in the tourney and filling
the regulation five spots per team
are Lehner, Moon, Lorei,
Shamburg, and Glenn. These
guys may be playing on the
weekend, but they are not
"weekend golfers." The ability
and potential is within this team
to surprise the kingpins and
capture a formidable finish.
Team determination and self
confidence is one, character
owned by these players and the
entire team. This will hold these
athletes in good stead against our
competition. And maybe the
Behrend golf team will drive
home as Tourney Champions.
Finals Schedule
THURSDAY, MAY 22
Instructor Course Section Room Instructor
3:00 - 4:50 p.m.
Engl 133 1 8120 Small
Chem 33 8123 Chisholm
Psy 2 1 NB Mizusawa
Psy 2 2,3 Reed Lect Tomsic
Psy 37 T 206 Hall
6:25-3:25 P.m-
E Mch 811 2 8123
8:00 - 9:50 a.m.
Acctg 206 8113-114 Monahan
Ar4hY 9 Nll4 Kolb
Biol 13 All 8101 Cunningham
Effi
10:00-11.50 a.m.
Anthy.ls N 8 Kolb
Bid 22 1,2 Nlll Eckroat
E EB2O 1 8121 Neumann
E Mch 511 Nll5 Grode
Engl 3 11 8120 W. Scott
Fr 31 Nll2 Hovanyecz
Micrb 6 All Reed L.ect McKlnstrY
1:00 -2:50 P.M.
Acch2 201 8113 Monahan
AnthY 1 Reed Lect Kolb
Math 21 1,2 6101 Chung
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H. Wilson
FRIDAY, MAY 23
Nll2 Jubb
13 1 23-124 Patterson