Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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the Goals for Enrichment campaign, a 14 million dollar project to raise finances for constructural improvements. Perhaps the year can be cited as the year of thethons. Greeks and organizations smothered the campus with pleas to donate to their philanthropic or civic service project such as walk-a-thons, tennis marathons, bike-a-thons and run-a-thons along with many more. i The dedication and calibre of an athlete was derived from capability and a genuine love for a sport. The cross country team's devotion helped them to earn i first place in the Mid-American Conference while Coach Chuck Zody was named MAC Coach of the Year. The hockey team became a varsity sport in just three years by capitalizing on continuous Victories over seasoned competition. Above all, the quality of any institution regardless of its greeted with a conventzonal holiday message during Christmas break. A few local cars moving west on High Street are President Shriver and Dr. Etheridge, Parent of the Year, flank Iennifer Batsche, co-chairperson 0f the Parent's Weekend Committee, during half time ceremonies. The beautiful afternoon compliments the mood of this annual offering while students and parents watched the Skins defeat Kent State 38-13. The blaze at the Sigma Nu house lights the midnight sky as firemen attempt to keep the inferno under control. The Quality That Counts l 7 Dave Hunt

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Gary Kirksey 6 Prologue

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Sandy McCoy The first step toward an informative, consistent advertising campaign is research to support team objectives and strategies. Michelle Blanchard, a senior marketing major and member of Laws Hall and Associates is intent on finding the last bit of information to help tie her team's campaign togetherfor Mead Corporation's home and office line. Western Campus offers an escape from the academic world at the infamous duck pond. 8 l Opening physical environment or cultural enrichment must have a broad spectrum of students, faculty and administrators. The diverse geographic and social backgrounds of each student evoked different morals, values and beliefs. On arrival to college these ethics were altered to fit a specific norm. Just as the student's personalities blended together, and yet remained distinct, the faculty and administrators conformed to roles of educators and policymakers. Constant interaction between the students and the university comprised a year full of issues, activities and results. This environment was conducive to a quality that counted for each individual in his own way. 5-: Ten ear old David Niswonger gets an aerial view of the hoem'x Concert thanks to older brother Tom. ark. em a nar' 41'! v Dave Hughey