September 25, 1975
Pom-porn gals back.
Cheer into season
By Robin Bucenli
Collegian Staff Writer
Autumn usually seems to
conjure up reminders of brisk
weather and fall sports, and with
this season's athletic events
comes an additional attraction at
Behrend - the cheerleading
squad! The members of the
squad for the fall term are: Chris
Ritchie (captain, sophomore),
Chris Koch (soph.) , Kathy
Evanoff (soph.), Sharon
Modestine (fresh.), Jaye
Etheridge (fresh.), Sue Loeffel
(soph.), Lisa Sieber (fresh.).
Mrs. Laudemack, who .acts as
'assistant advisor "to the
cheerleading squad, reported an
average turnout of ap
proximately 36 girls for the
cheerleading tryouts this term:
She admitted that it is, indeed
quite a task to choose only seven
of the young women to wear the
Behrend blue-and-white.
As Mrs. Laudensack says, "We
had six qualified members of the
Behrend staff .participate in the
judging this term. We looked for
qualities of voice projection,
coordination - and rhythm, as well
as a determination to do their
best. A well-groomed appearance
is also important. I like to see the
cheerleaders take pride in their
school, and have empathy with
Wed. Sept 17
Slipper Rock •
Sat. Sept. 20
Malone
Wed. Sept 24 H 2 p.m. . Geneva
Pt. Park
Sat Sept. 27
Roberts Wesleyan
Wed. Oct_ 1
Gannon
• Sat. Oct. 4
Indiana (Pa.)
Wed. Oct. 8
Alliance
Coffeehouse sounding
up tomorrow
This Friday evening, the
Behrend coffee house series will
be featuring Gay Catania.
Gay is a Behrend student and
has performed at the coffee house
several times. She is a blues, and
contemporary oriented vocalist
and guitarist. Gay's repertoire
consists of standards as well as
Soccer
"Practice makes perfect" and so these two members of the
Behrend Soccer Team are busy practicing to ensure the team of a
winning season. • . - •
the team's effort. They are cheerleaders can make a very
representatives of the school, and significant contributuion to our
we want to have the best overall sports performance.
representatives possible - ones Having the proper environment in
who show skill and spirit." which to compete is very im
portant to the athlete, and the
cheerleaders add a greater
dimension to the contest.
Theoretically, their function is to
link the audience with the athletic
competition, and in this way they
add to the overall package we are
presenting. This provides interest
for all, as well as good experience
for the girls who participate.
They have to travel, practice, and
possess strong commitment to
the team."
One of those involved in the
judging procedure this term was
Mr. Onorato, who serves as the
Behrend wrestling coach as well
as the main advisor for the
cheerleaders. He expressed
satisfaction with the job the
cheerleaders are accomplishing,
and feels that they play a vital
role in the sports program.
Coach Onorato remarked, "The
Preparation for
fake place
benefit of the
Dr. C. Redenius, Behrend
College Prelaw advisor would
like to announce a cram course
for the LSAT (Law School
Aptitude Test) offered by the
SOCCER
Coach- Herbert La uffer
Sat. Oct. VI
Youngstown State
A 3 p.m
H 3 p.m
A 2 p.m. Point Park
Wed. Oct. 22
A 3 p.m. Edinboro
H 2 p.m. Houghton
• Wed. Oct. 29
H 3 p.m. Grove City
contemporary folk and she also
will be performing several
original compositions.
Ms. Cantania's background in
the musical profession includes a
lead vocalist position with a blues
and jazz band that was
reasonably well known in the Erie
area last year.
H 2 p.m
Wed. Oct. 15
H 4 p.m
Sat Oct 18
H 2p.m.
A 3 p.m
Sat Oct 25
A 1 p.m
H 3p.m
Behrend Collegian
LSAT
test to
near future for
prelaw student
AMS Educational Services Inc.
The course will be 20 hours of in
class concentrated instruction.
Dates are September 26, 6 to 10
pm, and September 27 and 28. The
location will be announced later.
Tuition is $6O to be paid to Mr.
Gregor Reinhardt at Gannon
College. Unless 25 students
register, the course will not be
offered and the money refunded.
For further information, call G.
Reinhardt at 456-7523.
Call for new strategy
Cubs heading toward new wins
By Mark Reese
Sports Editor
The 1975 Behrend Cubs soccer
team made its debut in in
tercollegiate varsity play this
Wednesday past in a contest on
the field of Slippery Rock State
College. The match resulted in a
3-0 decision against Behrend, but
in light of the sort of team Slip
pery Rock fields, holding them to
three goals was no mean ac
complishment. Slippery Rock has
been rated one of the strongest
Pennsylvania soccer teams for
the last three years. They are
placed tenth in the tri-state area,
among teams from such schools
as Penn State, Philadelphia, and
Bucknell. Our defense had to
learn a lot and quickly, so even
though the game was lost, we
benefitted from the meeting.
Gary Zemanski in the outside
left position looked good on of
fense, breaking through for three
goal attempts in the first half, and
another two in the second.
Another hard charger in offense
was John Fleming, who got three
shots at their net from his left
halfback position.
The • strongest link in our
defense was third year man
Micky Brosius, tending the goal
with 15 saves, allowing only three
to escape past him.
The scores against us were a
shot from the corner by their
outside left, and two short shots
from the middle, one by their
inside right, and one by the
outside right.
Then on Saturday the Cubs met
Malone State on our wet and
muddy field, and the result was a
smashing 7-0 victory. The game
was literally dominated by the
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Cheerleaders
Cheerleaders appearing above are from front to back. top row:
Gaye Etheridge, Sue Loeffel. Kathy Evanoff. and Lisa Sieber.
Bottom row, same order: Chris Kock. Chris Ritchie - Captain. and
Sharon Madestine.
Cubs from start to finish, offense
and defense. Coach Herb Lauffer
got a good chance to try out his
bench, and proved that the team
has good depth as well. as good
starters. Twenty-three players
dressed for the game, and twenty
three got to play. The subs did a
good job also, moving the ball
well enough for seven goal at
tempts in the course of the game.
The first two goals were made
for the Cubs by Mark Stillwagon
from his center forward spot. The
third score was the result of a
penalty kick by John Fleming.
Stillwagon then made two more
goals, giving him four for the
game, and tying a Behrend
record. The sixth goal was booted
by inside left Gary Lloyd. John
Fleming, from left halfback,
came in to score the seventh and
final goal of the game. Mark
Rudolf, and Gary Zemanski were
hard at work for the Behrend
offense, pushing in for 10 and 8
attempts respectively.
Coach Lauffer said of the
game, "They couldn't stay with
us, we moved the ball very well
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skill. The pressure was
somewhat less than in our
previous game, and the team had
a chance to really test them
selves."
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teams, the first, this Saturday,
will be with Roberts Wesleyan in
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