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Chorus
This year, the
Highacres' choir per
formed a Christmas con
cert at the Laurel Mall
and sang Christmas
carols at a local nursing
home. The year
culminated with a
presentation of Gilbert
and Sullivan's H.M.S.
Pinafore. The 25-
member choir practices
twice a week, once as a
large group, and the
other as individual
groups. Dr. Jumpeter,
New
Horizons
Outings club
Although the Outings .
Club has a small
membership, its par
ticipants are active, and
enjoy what their club has
to offer. The group has
had nice turnouts for
their camping and hiking
excursions, their C.P.R.
classes, as well as their
recent raft relay.
The group' consists of
Robin Bergstresser,
President; Cathy Ferry,
Secretary; Dave Picar
reli, Treasurer;
Margaret Haraschak,
Jill Balliet, and Kathy
Moody.
the advisor, tries to give
the students a broad
range of choral music to
perform, the group
singing everything- from
pre-Baroque music to the
popular musical
numbers of modern
times. Smanda Smsell
serves as President of
the club, followed by
Debby Cassano, Vice-
President; and Missy '
Miller, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Students for a Creative
Society is most known
through its literary
magazine,
Horizons. This past year,
the organization put
forth two issues of the
magazine, held a paper,
airplane contest, and
created a New Horizons' ,
Calendar.
The paper airplane
contest, held during
winter term, was a fund
raiser for the organiza
tion. Regulation paper
ien
The Student Govern
' ent Association (SGA)
ith its 22 active par
icipants is led by Alita
• ovito, President; Chris
cNab, Vice-President;
ee Hartman,
ecretary; Rosemarie
Cistone, Assistant
ecretary; Lori Folk,
reasurer; and Gwenn
oevs, Assistant
reasurer. Two of the
lub's sophomores, Judd
uskirk and Jim Bagley,
a roved to be a hard
orking team which
eserves recognition.
1 ike Moyer and Tom
• warr, both freshmen,
ave also done an accep
' ional job as dedicated
orkers. Other members
include Debby Gorman,
ennifer Finelli, Gary
trausser, Nadia Puhak,
ric Riedinger, Gregg
Davis, Missy Miller, Pat
Kramer, Mark Deebel,
was required and was
sold to the entrants. It
was held in the Physical ;
Education Building on
the racquetball courts.
The New Horizons'
Calendar was a big suc
cess. The elaborate
calendars with pictures,
and poems by club
members were sold for
three dollars each.
Jerry Trently, John
Lewis, Michael Brouse
and John Good deserve
special recognition for
Compendium 3
Terri Eroh, Oti
Gallagher and Denis
Polivka.
SGA was responsibh
for the success of the 12th
annual Awards Banque
held at Gus Genetti'
Best Western Moto
Lodge on April 30th, a
well as the semi-form.
held earlier in the year.
SGA also sponsored •
leadership conferenc:.
which provided Hazlet°
freshmen • with th
understanding of how t
take on roles in campu
organizations. HCAC,
working in conjunctio
with the March of Dimes'
Walk America, helped t.
raise money in the figh
against birth defects on
April 25th. Studen
Government is also in
charge of running all stu
dent elections on cam
pus.
two years of service to
the magazine, and Deb
bie Scott was named the
outstanding. freshman.
Anne Cormier, presi
dent, and Dr. Joseph
Marchesani, advisor,
merit attention for the
enormous amount of
time and devotion they
have given to the activi
ty.
Other members in
clude: Lori Harlan, Pam
Eppinger, and Cheryl
Hancharick.
SUB
The Student Union
Board (SUB) was very
active this year. With
Lisa Vendura as presi
dent during fall and
winter, and Pat Kramer
during spring, the
organization ac
complished a lengthy
assortment of things.
They organized a Needy
Children's Christmas
Party, and sponsored
James Mapes, the hyp
notist who appeared in
the Commons. Also in the
Commons was the very
popular Rocky Horror
Picture Show. SUB also
sponsored the Carnation
Sale for Valentine's Day.
Along a more cultural
vein, SUB was behind the
appearances of Ray
Owens and Alan Krantz,
two guitarists with very
different styles. SUB
sponsored the Elephant
Man and Spring Week.
Outstanding members
include Alan Smith, for
his hard work, dedica
tion and availability;
Otis Gallagher and Tom
Swarr for their will
ingness to work; Pat
Kramer, who stepped in
and took over during
SUB's busiest season and
did a terrific job; and the
club's advisor, Joe Mar
chetti, for all his sugges
tions and guidance.
Other members include
Renee Kovach, Pat
Loverde, Michelle
Shiber, Tracey Coil,
Cathy Szido, Tim Swarr,
Pam Eppinger, Alita
Rovito, Andy Villaruz,
Eric Selber, Steven
Zarick, Lisa Vendura,
and George Ptlhak.