Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

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V, W- 0- , . ... - , Y. -xo xr-An, , A A f. ,W P af N f at Q- .L MW Alsgffugka ' -f Nkag' Fairegpaltes 'EQ I M H--ft. law ...fl l I Opp. page: A brand new entrance greets stu' dents as well as visitors. A picture is worth a thousand-word essay Students line-up to see Santa Claus. This page: Peeking out from behind the bars of the AOPi jail are Patty Aron and Colin Mcliim. These unidentifiable basketball fans went to great lengths to show their support. 'vu ,W HUA. x fi, . lb 1 'S -A Q . . my ., , J 4 O-. V, av' on Q:-P' l Q ' ' l l Y r EXT '21 ,. , N, ,.,,. .U .r ...T I ,.r .r.,.wn.. ,T ,, ., ,,.,,. .- .,.., ,H This page: The football players and a crowd of others attend the Torchlight Parade festivities. The candidates take the spotlight during the Homecoming skits. Many students wrap-up the week by enjoying the fun and sounds of the Homecoming Dance. The ROTC color guard makes a special addi- tion to the pre-game festivities. Some alumni check the board in Mclntosh to find out who's here and who's not. Opp. page: Last years queen, Judy Pnnce, gives newly crowned queen Shelley Evans a congrat- ulatory hug. A crowd of fans enjoy the game. The banner starts off the biggest and best pa- rade ONU has ever seen. The 1986 Queen and King and their court atten- tively watch the rest of the half-time activities. 'i' : in A . i QQIR , fl. H M - i ' mx . . at 1' 1 t fx f X. 'iVxr.jNCg-ww R M li T E233 LOOK H1403 NRE ROM THQ M 995 QU ws rf ass ir FEW ,LSSOF 76 W -. '1' Mf,,w',,.', H., --T . w J 'A T ' :ifiw-1u-,,1ll1'.u,'l.:.n La. ' 'T A -' An Entertalmng Week As Many Get Thezr Own Ideas About WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF he campus was buzzing as Homecoming week and its many activities came upon us. Many were busily making banners for Monday's l'Banner Day and Added Attraction provided entertainment during the ice cream social. The Ap- athy Busters amused an anti-apathy crowd on Tuesday, while Wednesday, it was Club Holiday's tum to provide the entertainment as they rocked many ONU students with their concert in the ballroom. Wednesday also marked the start of the voting for the king and queen. Thursday, the Homecoming skits fea- tured the rapping talents of all the candidates. Friday kicked off with the annual Pushmobile Races. As dark- ness descended, torches provided light for the Torchlight Parade and the bonfire pep rally which kfollowed. There, the Homecoming court of Me- linda Durbin fBrookhartJ, Shelley Ev- ans QDZD, Erin McLaughlin QAZDJ, Pre- mala Wilson fltappa Phil, Rachel Hunter CAOPU, Bruce LeMaster fParkl, Hiram Lynch ikobertsl, Darren Scott tlioundersl, Jim Taylor QPMDJ and John Weidling fPhi Kapsl was an- nounced. Afterwards, many pulled all- nighters trying to assemble their floats for the biggest and best Home- coming parade ever. Many alumni poured in to help fill the stadium to capacity while attending the football game ONU hosted with Mt. Union. During half-time, Shelley Evans and Hiram Lynch were an- nounced as Queen and King. The week was capped off with the Home- coming Dance held Saturday night. OHIO NORTHERN UN 'H85HOMECOMlNO PARADE VERS l TY ,I ,saw qw U .,.a.gtxwN-x-.Nm.w-...- Q ,-5, U , ' L M.: ' -' 1 - M -- - 1: - ' 'A N., g - '--M -Vffr' if fiff fwffi' -L2 Misfit, Qvvrfr N' v f' f 'ff S f - -W 'W' orth em Christmas . . . hile Ohio l'lorthem may not be the first words to pop - into one's mind when think- ing of Christmas, one can find many pleasurable sights and happenings on the campus at Christmastime. Al- though we're not here the whole Holi- day Season to appreciate it all, a Northem Christmas can be a very en- joyable one. This page: A sight which greets many of us and most campus visitors during the Holiday Sea- son, Lehr Memorial. Some members of the Student Planning Com- mission volunteer their time to wrap gifts. Lights decorate a giant tree in the circle in front of Mclntosh. lt looks as though Charlie Brovm picked out this particular Christmas tree. Opp. page: A barrage of cards sit in a rather large heap upon someone's floor. Decking the halls with boughs of . . . Christ- mas cards??? This room is void of the bah-humbugs, as is evident by the tree some residents erected. This happy wrapper at the SPC booth is Angie Dine. This strangely decorated tree was spotted in the education media center. And l want . . a smiling Sue Montain tells Santa Griffey at the Maglott Hall Christmas Par- ry. Someone is going to find a little Christmas cheer in his mailbox. P fx . ' X L . 0355 J, bv- -.. 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F GOT BALL Row Row Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 5: 4: 5: 6: Brad Beasore, Stan Willis, Jeff Makeever, Scott Low, Gordon Cox, Tom Kaplan, Ted l-lardoby, Brian Fields CCaptainJ, Tom Kaczkowski frlead Coachl, Jim Shaw 1CaptainJ, Dave Myers, Mike George, Doug l-lanby, Mike Neibauer, Jim Maslar, Doug Lang, Mike Bollenbacher Val Watts, Brian Martinko, Greg Thompson, Stacey Hairston, Scott Greene, Craig Eier, Tom Baker, Todd rleinlen. John Livengood, Paul Langer, Lee Stmad, Dan Evans, Nomi Stickney, Tom Powers, Sean Cotter Jeff Bruns, Todd Zima, Jim Munchick, Mike Campbell, Doug Zimmemian, Kevin Kauffman, Jay Freund, Rick Jennings, Bill Derringer, Ken Eamest, Scott Wilson, Joe Dihrkop, Darrell Clay, Rob Deubler, Dave Cobum, Ray Kolonchuk, Andy Mower Roy Foster, Nick Scalf, Paul Powers, Todd Sarver, Steve lrlebler, J.D. Blalock, Scott Wilson, Mike Kidd, Brad Pruetz, Pat Landolph, Ken Boyd, Mike DeBruin, Dan Moore, David Haas, Eric Durliat, Shane Baumgardner, Brad Knight, Lou D'Orazio, Rich Patrick Ray Cingolani, Chip Kendzerski, Ken Solomon, Butch Miller, Bill Wise, Brian Cooperider, Jon Raby, Bruce Beach, Bob Larkins, Joseph Yendrek, Jeff Smith, Doug Lantow, Al Weilfenbach Hiram Lynch fliquipment Managerl, Dave Campbell CStudent Coachl, Dwight Montgomery CAssistant Coachl, Tony Osbun fAssistant Coachl, Jeff Quinn iAssistant Coachl, Jim Mackie fDefensive Coordinatorl, Payton Printz fStudent Coachl, Jim Semmens fEquipment Manager! Season Record: 0-9 Captains: Jim Shaw, Brian Fields, l'lan'y S. Siegal Outstanding Offensive Player Award Clyde A. Lamb Outstanding Freshman Lou Nemec Outstanding Defensive Player Award Daniel Q. Gennette Bear Award Thomas J. Smull Academic Award Marvin V. English Outstanding Special Teams Player Gordon Cox Doug Lang Jim Munchick Gordon Cox Doug l-lanby Mike Bollenbacher Doug Hanby Jim Maslar Tom Kaplan -ii f wg-ur '4 egg ii! 1 .-...F E pa WA, WW xx. 'Z W Q h yi. fix Y 4 l E E l l O.A.C. Co-Champions O.A.C. Toumament Champions l'l.C.A.A. Quarter Finalist ... III ll! Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill HI Ill HI Ill' L x ,Y fl aw 5 Coach Sheila Wal- lace wins her 400th game. 912 , 1 gk to iRow ll: Tammy Youngen, Sharon Kidston, Kris Cochrane CRow 23: Joe Susi CTrainerl, Kelly Bom, Jill Jolliff, Becky Kriete- meyer, Kathy Coolman, Brenda Bowers lStatisticianl, Sharon Rogers QStudent Assistant Coachl fRow 59: Sheila Wallace fI'lead Coachl, Gayle Lauth CAssistant Coachl, Charlene Smith, Chris Rutledge, Kathy Anderson, Wendy Keplinger, Michele l-leron, Pam Hershberger CStudent Assistant Coachl, Nancy Winston fTrainerl W Defiance Invitational: L W W W W W L ONU Invitational: W W W W L W W Juniata Toumament: W W W W L L W W W W L W W W W W W W Calvin Toumament: W L W W L W W W W W OAC TOUl I13l'l'i2l'It1 W W NCAA TOUl'fial'YICI'lt! W L 1986 Volleyball 58-9 overall OAC record 14-2 OHU OPP :5 2 Wright state 0 2 Cedarville 2 0 Bluffton 2 O Maryville 2 1 Malone 2 0 Defiance 2 0 Cedarville 1 5 Toldeo 2 0 Adrian 2 O Wooster 2 O Penn. St.-Behrend 2 0 Gallaudet 0 2 Grove City 2 0 Muskingum 2 O Wittenberg 2 0 Penn. St.-Behrend 2 O St. Catherine 2 O Westem Maryland 2 O Liberty 0 2 Juniata 1 2 Baldwin-Wallace 2 O Otterbein 2 O Capital 2 O Marietta 2 O Mount Union 1 2 Heidelberg 5 O John Carroll 2 0 Muskingum 2 O Wittenberg 2 O Capital 2 O Mount Union 2 O Otterbein 2 0 Heidelberg 2 0 Carthage 1 2 Hope 2 O Kalamazoo 2 O Marietta 0 2 Calvin 2 O Wooster 2 O Bluffton 2 1 Ashland 2 0 Marietta 2 0 Baldwin-Wallace 5 1 Baldwin-Wallace 5 0 Marietta 5 0 M.l.T. 1 55 Calvin X x Y .3 38 AIU if, P we J ,df w lv-WN ' . I l A J ,, QL i I 1 4 O.A.C. All Conference: O.A.C. Academic: Chris Rutledge - lst Team Chris Rutledge Wendy Keplinger - 1st Team Michele Heron Michele Heron - 1st Team Jill Jolliff - Honorable Mention All Ohio: Chris Rutledge All American: Wendy Keplinger Chris Rutledge - 2nd Team Michele Heron 2nd Team 2nd Team 1st Team - 1st Team 1512 Team .N .T ,.WN,,. ,W 'Ki nf ......., ,C Xitxgwk N '. I7 1 .l .f'v- , ' 5 QW'-'f gf 1 H, 1 4 wf14-,- -A ,V x CROSS CUIHYIR X 1 l fl' It , id Season Record: 4-2 Dual Meets I A 1 O.A.C. 7th Place ' ' E SL eg Q hwzilfx 'W Y 4 Af- . in is Q we Aw Sul' A 'i .sk .- ' 1 N52 1 'Qs X P 'ul Bob Pabst, Carter Haskins, Max Boyer, Gale Daugherty lhead Coachl, Mike Esker, Scott Kober, John Plymak, Todd Coffman SOCCER f W 7-5-2 overall OAC record 5-5 ONU OPP L O 1 Wooster T 2 2 Mount Union W 5 O Ohio Dominican W Z5 2 Findlay L 1 2 Baldwin-Wallace w 4 0 Heidelberg T 2 2 Oberlin L O 2 Wittenberg W 5 1 Muskingum W 2 1 Otterbein L 1 4 Mount Union Lf W 2 1 Capital L W 4 0 Marietta L 1 4 Eastem Michigan v. VA, L ,g Tr., Y , 5, age.-, 1- . X QFront Row, L to Rl: Clay Ervine, Bob Lipp, Logan Pichel, Robert Venman, Lou Mazzoli, Brady Crump, Mike Economou, David Wiemer, Tage Hasse, Jeff Tunney lMiddle Rowl: Shaum Kennerson, John Baker, Bill Geaman, Brian Onken, Mike Patterson, Matt Burger, Brian Okicki, Jason Waggoner fBack Rowl: Amar Bhattacharya frlead Coachl, Owen Keller ll'lead Trainerl, Herbert Strayer CAthletic Directorl, Bill Kirkwood, Dave Hyvarinen, Franz Hover, Jim George, Rick Hoback, Andy Holtom, John Culp lStudent Trainerl, Tony Campbell lStudent Trainerl INET' l'1Y'!E3 ,lEi14llf5LIil1fCflfliifflllglif 41s 3 f ix is -,,, , .1 WE A 1 4 1 F I -2 HTHEQN A i H. N'!!F 9'9 Q sv .,, f57 .l I-,,,,-..4mwuw'A ' ' I llllwi' QL to Rl: Mike Esker llvlanagerl, Shaum Allen, Rick Ballweg, Tony Gholson, Ivan Rhinehart, Mike Bertke, Brent Schroeder, Tom Edwards, Stan Reineke, Steve Pohlman, Bob Burden, Ryan Forbes, Joe Campoli lAssociate Coachl, Gale Daugherty lrlead Coachl, Owen Keller lTrainerJ ,.,--- 14-12 Overall O.A.C. l'CCOfd 10-6 ONU QPF W 68 58 Kentucky Christian L 55 75 Findlay W 68 55 PLC. Wesleyan L 64 65 Emory 8: l-leniy L 76 79ot Tiflin W 67 65 Heidelberg L 50 47 Muskingum W 77 64 Mount Union W 62 44 Capital L 55 62 Urbana W 78 49 Wash. Sr Jeff. W 47 46 Wooster L 28 54 San Diego W 60 59 Baldwin-Wallace L 55 57ot Wittenberg L 55 58 Otterbein W 59 48 Marietta W 67 57 Mount Union L 61 65 Capital W 61 55 Baldwin-Wallace W 65 51 Heidelberg L 52 57 Wittenberg W 70 62 Marietta L 50 51 Otterbein W 48 42 Muskingum L 47 55ot Muskingum 1-2 I , -...,, intl- g I ,L it. if v-.-Q... D OMEIY 'S BA SKE TBALL OHU OPP W 72 61 Muskingum W 82 55 Mount Union L 65 65 capita' o.A.c. co-champions W 51 41 HUPC l'l.C.A.A. Regional Finalist - Division lll L 61 65 Ashland W 59 52 Heidelberg W 66 55 Baldwin-Wallace W 76 61 Wittenberg L 51 66 Cleveland State O.A.C. Toumament L 62 69 Otterbein W 78 68 Baldwin Wallace W 66 65 Marietta W 75 58 Otterbein w 75 42 Mount union L 48 55 Capital W 92 70 Capital W 97 62 Baldwin-Wallace l'l.C.A.A. Toumament W 54 44 Heidelberg W 68 64 Capital L 54 59 Huntington L 58 69 Kean W 81 47 Wittenberg W 81 56 Adrian W 79 76 Marietta W 84 68 Otterbein W 68 54 Muskingum urn 41 IND ,anna nun D 31 34 GNU Nu UNH Q D 9-5 -ww-., lFirst Rowlz Melinda Durbin, Sue Short, Kim Chandler lSecond Rowl: Kris Hancock, Cherie Brayer, Dolores Reed, Jill Jolliff, Corinne Schaeffer, Jody Vest, Nancy Winston, Cindy Leinard lThircl Rowl: Pam Hershberger lStudent Assistant Coachl, Terri Weaver fManagerl, Brenda Bowers fStatisticianl, Char Smith, Julie Markley, Jody Benda fTrainerl, Kristin Birrer 4TrainerJ, Sheila Wallace fAssistant Coachl, Gayle Lauth lHead Coachl 24 O.A.C. Third Place WR I 1Y.C.A.A. Division lll Championship 12th Place 1Y.C.A.A. National Champion Darren Scott - 154 16-5-1 overall OHU OPP L 19 21 Dayton W 27 18 Capital L 7 51 Olivet W 50 15 Defiance W 55 14 SW Michigan JC W 44 5 Wilmington L 25 27 Mount Union W 59 9 Baldwin-Wallace W 41 7 Muskingum W 25 15 Capital W W 56 10 Heidelberg it W 44 4 Wittenberg W 55 15 Dayton Defiance Toumament: 2nd W 23 ggfoglestem Heidelberg Toumament: 2nd T 22 22 Capital OAC Championship: 5rd W 57 O Urbana ONU lnvitational: 4th W 46 6 Findlay Mount Union Invitational: 4th L 22 24 Olivet NCAA National Championship: 12th L 16 25 W abash W 29 10 Chicago W 55 0 DePauw MMM, Row 1: Drew Gardner - 126, Darren Scott - 154, Scott Kaye - 154, Dean Penman - 142, Pete Olah - 142, Matt Feltman - 142, Bill Weaver -- 150 Row 2: Deron Shinkle - 150, Mike Farr - 150, Dave Rourke - 150, Eric Cemy + 158, Dan Zehr - 142, John Counts - 158, John Myers - 158, Mike Kendig - 158: Row 5: Greg Shanabarger tAssistant Coachj, Ron Beaschler lAssistant Coachi, George Cemasky - 150, Darren Hanby - 167, Brad Schwartz - 167, Tom Weidley - 177, Vince Cameron - 190, Mike Baker - HWT, Bill Brovsm fTrainerl, Jeff Quinn 4l'lead Coachl . Not Pictured: Scott Greene - 118, Brad Rogers - 126, Jeff Smith - 167, Rob Deubler - I-IWT SWIMMIIYGA DDIVI G 'ui-A W ,. Y 1 -, ja avg , S' ' , p, it M--wwf, ,W 5... ...wus mmm j .1 if .4 0 4 M, V Z 5 I' .x am. Q Wits- + A na. ' r 'iw ,iv-.W . fav, 't ' V plot' f W ? - Z. E J me 4 eww 1 - 5 , i E 5 , Vx r .WMF 514 fl Q t ully Aw .,,,., I 3 , . , , QFront Rowl: Robin Brossia, Monica Pindle, Christy Wagner, Meg Alexander, Suzanne Brennen, Alisa Bowe, Jeff Schmidt fMiddle Rowiz Skip Sant, Melissa Shaner, Rob Muse, Cliff Hoffman, John Zaniker, Stacey Hairston, Ann Schwerzler, Janet Kittell 4Assistant Coachl 4Back Rowl: Amy Clawson, Matt Drake, Tim Bateman, Mitch Stansloski, Greta Thielking, Gregg Graham, Dave Cobum, Nancy Emerick, Tom Kaczkowski frlead Coachl ONU OPP L 2 I5 Berea BASEBALL W 7 6 W 10 5 Union L 5 9 Cumberland L 1 11 Centre 16-16 overall OAC record 7-7 W 5 4 Centre L 2 4 Dayton y L 1 7 Dayton L 9 10 Wayne State W 9 5 Wayne State W 20 4 Tiffin A L 7 18 Baldwin-Wallace L 4 8 Baldwin-Wallace W 25 7 Capital w 15 5 capital L Z5 9 Bowling Cireen W 4 2 Dayton W 6 4 Dayton L 5 8 Marietta L 2 7 Marietta W 8 4 Heidelberg w 10 2 Heidelberg C , W 5 2 Findlay 1 1 4 , L 2 3 Findlay W V , , W W 16 0 Mount Union y W 15 15 Mount Union ' Z y W 1 0 Ohio Wesleyan . if' ' 5 2 25391 L 2 5 Ohio Wesleyan 6 m x, ' L 1 4 Wittenberg C,yyf Q A w 6 2 Wittenberg 1 Q1 'Q L 7 8 Otterbein 1 ',4i ?'4,a.,,,,1f3i i ,A L 4 12 Otterbein 'S fa p-mn... 7' , - I ., KX -K-x 'Q an sk r. ' ' N r A . M 1111 lFront Rowiz Wally Powers, Chris LaCongo, Tracy Mitchell, Adam Rector, Doug Lang, Rob Weber, Larry Hiser l Middle Rowi: Bill Wellgoss, Dave Hoying, Jim Munchick, Rick Ballweg, Joe Gerdeman, Brian Ramsey, Doug Booth, Dave Oster, Dawn Hankins tTrainerJ lBack Rowiz Amy Harshbarger lStudent Traineri, George Cemansky lStudent Traineri, Paul Plunamaker, Bo Hoppe, Kevin Warvell, Bill Johnson, Allen Hart, Scott Seeberg, Herb Strayer lHead Coach! SGFT BALL O.A.C. Champions N.C.A.A. Regionals Division lll an -J DMU Kiln ' v Q V I P Q ilu . ,ONU lFront Rowl: Marcia Fichtelman, Melinda Durbin, Theresa Krach, Brenda Bowers, Shawne Geyer lMiddle Rowj: Amy Minner, Kathy Coolman, Jan Brautigam, Nancy Wisner, Nancy Emenck, Lori Bayliff, Jody Benda, Michelle Stillings KBack Rowl: Kelly Smith lAssistant Student Trainerl, Cherie Brayer, Tanya Stockdale, Tammy Cobb, Nancy Shoemaker, Holly Hughes, Karen Peters, Linda Muhlenkamp, Bill Perkins lStudent Trainerl, Gayle Lauth tCoachl 1- , ,M 5 Q, mf MQ. W.. -,gp Q ,, A i, ' .- . ,X a,M.fi,a'. .T 24-8 overall OHU OPP 21 0 5 2 6 5 17 2 6 2 7 6 8 0 12 0 10 5 11 5 0 1 9 6 0 10 6 1 1 O 2 0 10 O 15 6 14 ll- 1 2 0 7 5 4 6 1 10 0 10 0 10 0 2 4 5 2 2 0 2 0 1 2 0 5 Elmhurst Elmhurst Mount Union Mount Union Dayton Dayton Wittenberg Wittenberg Marietta Marietta Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace Akron Akron Muskingum Muskingum Capital Capital Penn. St.-Behrend Calvin Allegheny Muskingum lll. Benedictine Heidelberg Heidelberg Capital Muskingum Baldwin-Wallace Muskingum Muskingum Brockport Allegheny GOLF 5 . 4- - , J fi QF! Front: Andy Cooper, Dan Stolfer, Joe Jerger, Jeff Roush, Bill Tyson, Paul Burgoyne, Keith Weber Back: Fr. Art Wiles frlead Coachl, Sean Hartwell, Brian Rader, Joe Cayton, Eric Fender, Brian Harty M PI'S TENNIS O.A.C. Second Place Alan Banks, Kent Miller, Bryan Bartilson, Scott Wills, Mark Lenssen frlead Coachl, Kent Oliver, Ted Bunnell, John Saunier, Jeff Coleman XX, X ' 4 -if ge -fbgfgcxg Q, ,f l. . A ,rr 35.43, 415 .,.ff3NfQfQalg ,J .M W W W W W W W W W W 10-O overall OAC record 5-O OHU OPP 8 1 IU-PU Fort Wayne 9 0 Baldwin-Wallace 6 Z5 Findlay 9 O Adrian 9 0 Heidelberg 9 O Bluflton 9 O OSU-Lima 6 5 Wittenberg 9 O Otterbein 9 O Capital WQMEIY 'S T EIYIYI S 10-2 Overall ONU OPP 8 1 9 O 8 1 4 5 7 5 5 6 7 2 5 5 9 0 8 1 7 2 5 4 Capital Ohio Wesleyan Muskingum Otterbein Findlay Wright State fig-i jt , -few' 1' mf Baldwin-Wallace ., h f' 2 M Heidelberg . 'f' 1 ' 7 .t.zif. ?z ,,,,,,,E,.,,,,,,,,Qg,,, osu Lima ' it 1 ,lm Bluffton A 7 32,5 W ' if Marietta 'Q V 1 ' f Wittenberg Q Dave Holloway - Coach O.A.C. Second Place . , ,L 7, ,fi 'f 2515, vw' f?f4U,,6l ' 'J vf 4 ' awMffW:f 8 - it f 4,25--I' 9254, ff, ' g y 5113, - 4: ' ..9?v7'I 'fx Front Row: Deb Swartz, Karen Oster, Anne Pfeilfer ,A 1' Back Row: Kim Confer, Susan Klostemieyer, Christy Wagner, Erica Gonzalez gy: 1 W 'ray M 1Y'S TRACK 532 -I R. . t , ,H . . M , I ' f A Xfsstigffgi ,. 1- - , f Q, A , ,L 'Q f X 1.. ei fy f use f , X we A -. V. :fy ,Ivy ,A I ' , ini , , ,.w-- l t W4 wg, it -fiwf, ,. , , X,x,. . ,lt F 1 4 5, ' iixavf' f 'i 3 c .. . MSR' i X14 3 -.- ?'-'-E:-'...'i'5i,- 4 X, f ' 3' Cx , 'J gg: 4 U f ,Z ' -f ,,,,.. . , , Y f r ip ,-.wr lu , Q ' -L 3 . '-A ...wwe 4 . ',g-....,,-ii' ' 21 x f jj- Qj ' M 5 X Q X 1 ' , , , fn, U to wc. , K 1- , 1.-mtv , . Y sw- - - 1 y .-m,..e...w- ,..x, K pg, 5 - WAI. . .Q 1-132. A.-l A A ,txt .23-.51 ,Lf ' '42 .,.. -. - --'X v ' ' .4 at I new- 'f3:?'2'.2:f 1 -' ' , .. I .9 A M213 1 , CFront Rowjz Rick Jennings, Dave Robinson, Dave Bright, Ray Cingolani, Asa Featherstone, Todd Coffman, unidentified, Stacey Hairston tMiddle Rowbz Paul Bentley, Scott Stephenson, John Plymak, Scott Kober, Todd Sawer, Hal McEwen, Jay Freund 4Back Rowlz Jim Shaw, Chris Harshbarger, Joe Susi, Paul Schmidt, Brian Cooperider, Kevin Kauffmann, Jim Mackie frlead Coachj WOMEIYS TRACK 76 , Af f 4 Q' s' im -' A ' 1 fl.w5'i 2 ff! - V 1' . fit, 3 V , fry N 1 A -f I V V - ' 'kiwi' ,WV A ,, H 4 Vi . ., , W - 3 n- ,w , ' s QR x f 1 V' 1 f Yggy if ff 1-ff f ' Z ' X W il Q .iff K 1 gi. gf iff? 'I , f f ,aff 4 vs 'K K Y X 'Li 1 2 W' Q-lf',, , if YA U R X- WEIQL I I Q 4 V :Q if NV ' -. ,x 1? , 'V X SH ul X-. M- ff- ,qwgg 955,53 ,ic ll .f 'fr' lFront Rowlz Lisa Schwan, Traci Ward, Sharon Rogers, Kelly Bom, Sue Willeke fBack Rowl: Lisa Benjamin, Jodie Steegman, Karen Dawson, Valerie Brunk, Bridgette Worthy, Monica Pindle, Bethanie Oren, Char Smith, Corinne Schaeffer, Mark Cook iCoachJ A w S CHE RLEADER S Bottom: Rob Podlogar, Pat Amette, Doug Smith, Chris Steams Second: Linette Phillips, Jim Taylor, Shelley Evans Third: Denise Ellerbrock, Jan Thompson Top: Renee Sears I - 1--': -7 1 WABJAQV' ei, ? C' 4, M , lg V , 1- yur Q S , J ,:: ,,,, S 5 'f' H. S 4, 'A uuzu' ., Pl ' ' T . tg, H39 - -.Y .4 i .2 INN' Q- A A I' wit , '- 'zz x gp' nf 4.1 'AR Y , X z xx.- 5 r 1 -el J Q 1. K wa Q .3 'Q QQ ' K ' :fa .I .iv - ' A., G' ' ' K 'af , A -W V 144.1 - KYB, o n ,Qi 4 vi . 1' C l 2 '1F 'l A L 5, l lm. A v 'Wu ' . . ' in , ,x , - A ORGAIYIZA T I ONS H0 ORARIES Alpha Lambda Finland' if Delta X'-nv tFront Rowl: Margaret Huwer, Susan Seely, Deborah Radeline, Wendy Finch, Sarah Verhoff lSecond Rowlz Mindy West, Nancy Quinn, Shelly Cantleberry, Jeanine Blest, Beth Breitzig, Susan Kiren, Trina Seabum tThird Rowl: Julia Irwin, Maureen Kramer, Timbre Broum, Susan Hayes, Carrie Hamer, Deana Fisher, Ken'i Hug Alpha Lambda Delta is an honorary society for freshmen women who have a 5.5 or higher GPA after the first two quarters. The main purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is to provide tutoring sewices for first year courses. ORTAR BO Mortar Board is a national senior honor society consisting of women with a GPA over 5.00. Its membership is based on scholarship, leadership and service. Mortar Board's purpose is to contribute to the self-awareness of its members, to emphasize the advancement of the status of women, to encourage leadership, and to establish the opportunity for a meaningful ex- change of ideas both as individuals and as a group. CFront Rowl: Dr. Henderson, Lisa Wittensolder, Trina Seebum, Robin Danrell, Jennifer Thomas, Teresa Bates, Carolyn Pennell, Hettie Leake, Karen Douming, Richanne Cunning- ham fSecond Rowl: Lynne Miller, Anna Kure, Julie Markley, Kathleen Sanders, Maura Kraynak, Jane Kreis, Marcia Fichtelman, Ann McClure, Anne Katzam tThird Rowl: Sue Burden, Jane Grilliot, Rachel Hunter, Diane Lund, Tammy Keeney, Mindy Kiser, Minnie Plank THE TA ALPHA PHI Theta Alpha Phi is the national theatre honorary. lt recognizes superior achievement and high personal standards of character and leadership, as demonstrat- ed in sustained active participation is the ONU theatre program. Kara Maxson, Kathleen Anderson, Susan Reed, Charles Johnson Sigma Tau Delta is a national English honorary. Its purpose is to advance the study of chief literary master- pieces, encourage worthwhile read- ing, promote the mastery of written expression, and foster a spirit of fel- lowship among students specializing in the English language and litera- ture. SIGMA TAU DELTA F5 f 5317 .ggi eff' 0' fFront Rowl: Prof. Robert Robinson, Dr. Eleanor Green, Susan Filkins, Prof. Elizabeth Miller, Dr. Clyde Dombusch, Susan Jeandrevin, John Zajc, Meg Deedrick, Brent An- derson, Dr. John Magee tSecond Rowl: Dr. Ronald Beck, Cort Reynolds, Mike Smith, Larry Hiser, John Filkins, Todd Forbush, Jane Grilliot, Cindy Phillips, Jim Dinkins CBA DEAN 'S COUNCIL The Dean's Advisory Council is made up of two College of Business Admin- istration students elected annually from each undergraduate class. They sewe as an advisory board to the CBA Dean. OMICRO DEL TA EPSILO Omicron Delta Epsilon, a national economics honorary, was founded in 1965. This honorary is open to stu- dents of any major who have complet- ed at least twelve hours of upper-level economics at the undergraduate or graduate level of study. KAPPA DEL TA PI Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary society in education consisting of juniors and seniors seeking teacher certificates. lts main purposes are to encourage high professional, intellectual and personal growth, and to recognize outstanding contributions to educa- tion. G Mis? .gg 41 3 Kurt Meier, Taffy Howard, Cheryl Orr, Cindy Peoples, Amy Green l Tony Doddroe, Dr. Goldberg, Joel Over, Larry Conrad iFront Rowl: Michelle Claypool, Kim Allison, Hettie Leake, Joan Kitterman QSecond Rowl: Brad Shell, Kris Schmiedebusch, Patti Spiegel, Rachel Hunter, Bretta Hillyer Gregory Stathis, Debra Schwaderer, Prof. John Guendlesburger, Elizabeth Deemer, Kevin Kane iFront Rowl: Dr. Janet Kittell, Kathy Anderson, Sharon Rogers, Tim Buschur, Joe Susi, Nancy Winston tBack Rowl: Kathy Coolman, Char Smith, Bobbi I-latem, Dave Robinson, George Cemansky, Bill Brown, Sean Apke, Randy Rowell, Jennifer Atkinson 2 :sy vw WW, .ri f . KV.. -..M Q - zum 'Uniwndq DUKESIH. r ,i OVTNE BEAN ifd U MTSLSCKUCIS Of EDLEBYIOI fha... tliront Rowlz Bretta l-lillyer, Christine Minich, Jill Jolliff, Sue Shultz, Ken'i Hug, Nancy Shoemaker, Denise Cloran CBack Rowl: Prof. Archie Perry, Ann Buganski, Hettie Leake, Teresa Karels, Bill Perkins, Lisa Hoene, Prof. Donald Traxler, Leigh Ann Roberts OOT CUURT The primary purpose of the Moot Court program is to provide an oppor- tunity for law students to improve oral advocacy and brief writing skills through participation in appellate and trial advocacy competitions. A sec- ondary purpose of the program is to select and prepare advocates to rep- resent the University in national com- petitions. HPMSKM The Health and Physical Education Majors and Minors Club is open to any interested student, and is a require- ment for health and physical educa- tion majors and minors. The club has sponsored events for the American Health Association and sports clinics for children. SIYEA The Student National Education Asso- ciation is open to any student who is enrolled in a program leading to teacher certification. The purpose of this group is to extend the spirit of professional unity, develop leader- ship, interest students in teaching as a career, increase public interest in and support of education and instill pride in future teachers. ARTS 81' SCIENCES ADVISORY CQUIYCIL The Arts and Sciences Student Advisory Council is made up of student representatives from each department in the College of Arts and Sciences. This council acts as a liaison between the faculty and students, and meets periodically to discuss University policies. It also gives assistance to students experiencing aca- demic problems. tSittingJ: Joanna Dykema tAround Backlz Doreen Wengerd, Bretta rlillyer, Dr. Johnson, Debbie Bates, Hettie Leake, Toni Williams PI DEL TA PI'II Pi Delta Phi is a national honor- ary society in French. lt recog- nizes outstanding scholarship in the French language and litera- ture, and promotes knowledge of France and its culture. Dr. Patricia Dickson, Doreen Wengerd, Hettie Leake, Lynne Miller, Angie Brady, Dr. Anne Lippert tFront Rowlz Scott Jenkins, Bob Knecht, Brad Shell, Brad Shaffer, Scott Amold, Larry Conrad fSecond Rowl: Tim Goergens, Brian Bates, Daniel Bartter, Tom Ryan, Rob Smith fThird Rowlz Bruce Finch, Eric Brink, David Synder, Mark Bushong, Clair Zeits, Bill Bouslield fFourth Rowl: Brian Knotts, Peter Krause, Robert Zigmund, Stephen Osbome, Joel Over, Larry Masserant l f 1 , -' I I I I I I I ' ' A V ,, :gb .I I W 5 yr 1, , ,,,, X i ' '. W ' -Q . ,T , 'O J ' ' ,- , . , xv - W. 7 C. , my ' ' , N. . K .- .J 'ffshu l L 4' ' .I gv' -- .if I Q A . x c, ty, ,Zh W, - L? all I, G, if I 'I , ,. . 2 :I ,F Q I . H e ,N 4 ' ' .-0 I 47 If 1 f - V ' I Mlfx iff fFront Rowl: Linda Knecht, Hettie Leake, Suzanna Campbell, Can'ie Korecny fSecond Rowl: Judi Hyvarinen, Toni Williams, Jane Kreis, Kris Schmiedebusch 4Third Rowl: Sheri Mathewson, Tina Wolford, Beth Breitzig, Lisa Baker, Mrs. Rosie Williams, Cindy Graber CFourth Rowl: Amy Clawson, Missy Bair, Kim Bergandine, Beth Zerke iFilth Rowl: Michele l-lollowell, Marcy Romanda, Patty Aron, Debbie Bates lSixth Rowl: Jennifer Summers, Buffy Bollin, Suzanna Marques, Sandy Steele, Lois Pitcher -iiuakhs will Lashae Jimmerson, Diana Kidd, Tonya White, Daum Kynard, Michael Washington KAPPA KAPPA P I Kappa Kappa Psi is a national hon- orary band fratemity for male stu- dents who are members of the Uni- versity band and instrumental ensembles. TAU BETA SIGMA Tau Beta Sigma is the national hon- orary band society for women who are members of the University en- sembles. BLA CK S T UDEIY T UPI N The Black Student Union is an or- ganization which is geared toward providing an opportunity for black students to become involved in ac- tivities which pertain to culture and education at ONU. lt also achieves community involvement through service projects and social events. RHO CHI Rho Chi is a national phannacy honorary society. Membership is open to all undergraduates who are in the upper 2Ot7o of their class and who have completed 7O0!o of the scholastic work required for a B.S. in Phannacy degree. DR G A WAREPIESS TEAM The Drug Awareness Team is a pro- fessional program of both Rho Chi and Student APHA-OSPA. This team visits numerous high schools and service groups to give demon- strations and lectures on drug abuse. ACS ACS is a branch of the Amerigan Chemical Society for students in the field of chemistry. The men and wom- en in this group sponsor departmen- tal seminars and activities, and partic- ipate in scientific meetings. tFront Rowl: Stacie Wenk, Lori Minyo, Robin Daniell, Jeff rlogrefe, Julie Hardin, Renee Coffman, Tanya Russell iBack Rowlz Rick Hammond, Kim Vincent, Sandy Schmuki, Kathy Sanders, Barbara Woemer, Robert Miller, Dr. Lewis Smith, Walter Passarello tFront Rowl: Gail Teschner, Sandy Schmuki, Robin Daniell, Carol Adams, Dr. Amar Bhatta- charya iBack Rowlz Ellen Tirpak, Kathy Westlake, Mike Fomian, Steve Roush, Rick l-lammond , GI.. m' xv-gg' 7. or E , ht..--' an l Z.u.,'f L. ,A ta o rt ,md tFront Rowl: LeAnn Moore, Robin Page, Kathy Leis, Larry Frick CSecond Rowlz Dave Young, Steve Swartz, Alvin Tmsty, L.D. Pierce tThird Rowl: Anne Mayer, Dr. David Kurtz mv J OI T IYGIIYEERI CUUIYCIL The Joint Engineering Council is the goveming student body of the College of Engineering. Its purpose is to con- sider all matters relevant to engineer- ing students, and to secure greater cooperation and communication be- ck, tween the engineering societies, the Dean, the faculty and the students. fliront Rowiz Mike Oshaben, Dan Beck lSecond Rowi: Jennifer Nagy, Mike Pleva 4Third Rowi: Bruce Bloomster, Brent Rees, George Brunswick lFourth Rowiz David Antenuci, Franz Hover, Mike Haas n VW V't W ' HOW' I ' 4 Lxvwacmnli ' ' Mk ' --V-------,rf M-...4 T , ij we 5 Q g ,P 21,2 5 I I , Wfwzff' I ,F M Exif ii E E f 3 ,,,' Vrff ' I R uv-' ,iw qvi: f , . Ex M 4 J ' ff , 'ji ,. g ,-3,ggJ,,f, 3-g5f'rv,ii . 0 . 'B The Society of Women Engineers is a A I tvl, , ..:, professional, educational and service 9 organization. lt provides. a base for fi i' l contact with working engineers in all - types of engineering. And, it considers - 1-,y, W ,,,,y h the role of women in a traditionally male field. J, , ,L ,,,,,,, lliront Rowi: Timbre Brovm, Kendra Neibauer, Lisa Rowland, Ann Donaldson, Carolyn Rumph. 4Back Rowi: Victoria Goddard, Laurie Greathouse, Carol Schlemmer, Colleen Switzer, Lori Ruen. Q' 1 L1 - N' H S 'f if , I at 7' D l 1 ' BETA PI Tau Beta Pi is a national honorary en- gineering association whose mem- bers must rank in the upper J2.50!o of their junior class or 20010 of their sen- ior class. Their main purpose is to provide a tutoring service for under- class engineering students. l fFront Rowiz Steve Clark, Lisa Wittensoldner, Craig Stechschulte, Paul Benya, Jim Dreis- bach, Mark Langenderfer, Franz Hover, Jeff lrvin lSecond Rowiz Dan Beck, Dan Hughes, Carlos Mora, Bob McCune, John Pressler, Ann McClure, Tagg Madden YOUTH CUT REACH The Youth Outreach Committee is a chapel- based group which strives to provide programs of interest for area church youth groups. Speak- ers, movies and workshops are among the things the committee has sponsored. X x ' , , f F e If , , , wg., fb, ,T B ,Ex lAcross Frontiz Denny Simons QFront Rowl: Barbara Provance, Katie Hunlock, Donna Denzik, Kelly Hamon, Brenda Melick, Davm Frantz, Julie Irwin 4Back Rowl: Bob McCune, Drew Lindberg, Colin McKim, Alan Burk- holder, Mark Johnson, Tony Mendenhall, David Wiemer ' ,fi , T ,.- , 2 Q i ,' XE' :I .' z9'M' u 5 's ? V, 5 fi H I . Q 1 ai 3' ? X SQ ', 1' QP ' l Q f:cf?.J7J I I can iv 41 , .2 jeg ,, 7.1 wifw' 'Y if 4 mira t vu fn I I M' iFront Rowlz Minnie Plank, Katie Hunlock fBack Rowlz Nancy Nowlin, Colin McRo- berts CHAN CEL SIN GER S The Chancel Singers is a deputation team that travels to different churches in Ohio about live Sundays each quarter. The group participates in the church by singing Christian folk songs. G A ,, , A gf f. f, Ma- W fri ,W 4 3, ,- My mmf' 'H W 4 Uirontl: Matt Scholl QSecond Rowiz Kris Bade, Susan Koltas, Kelly Hamon lThird Rowl: Colin McKim, James Boltz, Alan Burkholder UNLIMITED SHARI G Unlimited Sharing is a deputation team that gives retreats for church youth groups. The retreats are based on one of four themes: love, faith, prayer or the committed Christian. During the retreats, stu- dents are brought together through songs, games and Bible study. P PPET S PERSO IFIED Puppets Personified is a deputa- tion team that travels to regional churches relating Bible stories to younger children through the use of puppets. Karen Shaw, Susan Seeley, Karen Blackstone, Ten'i Neer, Theresa l'lowman SON 'S RA YS Son's Rays is a deputation team organized through the Chapel. The eight singers are selected by audition each spring. Son's Rays travels to churches throughout the state of Ohio to share the love of Christ through contem- porary Christian music. 471 tFront Rowl: Lori Zwink, Angie Moore, David Cupps tBack Rowiz Val Obenour, Minnie Plank, Ted Griliith, Steve Graham, Chris Graham, Jeff Grant FELLO WSHIF GF CHRIS TIA A THLE TES The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is an organization of men and women athletes who meet weekly for a Bible study and fel- lowship. The group attends con- certs, hosts speakers and partici- pates in intramural sports. RAC The University Religious Associ- ations Council is comprised of students representing the vari- ous religious life organizations. URAC seeks to coordinate and supervise the numerous activi- ties that help to promote Chris- tian fellowship and fun. 1 , QFront Rowi: Alvin Trusty, Scott Amold, John Venen, Nancy Winston, Joe Martin tSecond Rowi: Ron Kuhlman, Jill Jolliff, Julie Markley, Archie Griffin lspecial guesti, Melinda Durbin ,,,' --,'Z h ' tt' --,t Q 1 i tFront Rowiz Prof. David Weimer, Mrs. Jane Weimer, Susan Koltas, -Katie Hunlock, Can'ie Bell, Steve Hill, Jason Gavin, Val Obenour, Minnie Plank fSecond Rowl: Nancy Nowlin, Karen Shaw, Karen Blackstone, Terri Neer, Dennis Simons, Ted Griflith, Alvin Trusty, Colin McRo- berts, Rev. Dick Coldwell tThird Rowl: Jeff Grant, Matt Scholl, Drew Lindberg, Tony Menden- hall, John Venen, Dave Cupps MIME T RGUPE Composed of student volunteers, the Mime Troupe is a deputa- tion team that performs on campus and at regional churches of all denominations. The members present the word of God by doing mimes of Bible parables and moral concepts for people of all ages. lFront Rowl: Margie Emans, Bruce Finch fSec- ond Rowlz Carolyn Rumph, Colin McRoberts, Julie Winegar iStandingJ: Linda Vohl CHRIS T LA CONCERT COMMITTEE The Christian Concert Committee orga- nizes on-campus contempoiy Christian concerts. There are usually three con- certs on campus each year, either held in the Chapel or King l-lom. The Com- mittee also helps promote other area Christian concerts. lFront Rowl: Jason Gavin, Jeff Grant, Nancy Nowlin CBack Rowl: Kurt Lehman, Matt Scholl, Ted Ciritlith, Angie Moore OR T HERIY CHRIS TIA F ELLO WSHIP lFront Rowlz Deidre Pishney, Julia Fashner, Kris Bade, Wes Chow lBack Rowl: Chris Graham, Debbie Cole, Ken Frizzell, Jason Gavin, Carrie Bell, Kathy Harpster WESLE Y PLA YER S Wesley Players is a group of students that uses Christian theatre to promote God's word. The group travels to different churches in the area to perform plays that have morals and display Christian atti- tudes. Northem Christian Fellowship is a new group on campus that explores dynamic ways to grow in Christ through fellowship. Special programs and recreational activi- ties such as group discussions, canoeing and skating are part of the agenda of fel- lowship and fun. QFront Rowl: Patty Aron, Barbara Provance, Tony Mendenhall, Deidre Pish- ney, Davlm Frantz lBack Rowiz Alan Burkholder, Karen Blackstone, Mark Johnson CDSPE The Ohio Society of Professional Engineers is a society represent- ing all engineering disciplines. The OSPE student chapter's pur- pose is to promote professionalism in the field of engineering through the registration process, as well as through ethics and practice habits. f , Y ik X lFront Rowl: Mary Flower, Bruce LeMaster, Karen Downing fSecond Rowl: Robert I McCune, Archie Dick, Deb Seputis, Heidi Frega fThird Rowl: Deb Green, Mike Patterson fFourth Rowl: John Esterkamp, Doug Zimmerman, Scott Miller, Chuck Huggins, Tom Kaib, Franz Hover ERICAIY SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS The American Society of Civil Engi- neers is an organization that helps students prepare themselves for entry into the civil engineering profession. This is accomplished by having monthly speakers discuss the ethics associated with the profession and through practical experience. all' CFront Rowi: Jim Shaw, Mike Neibauer, Deb Green, Michele Briggs, Cindy Huber, Vema Babcock, Carol Schlemmer, Pat Amette fSecond Rowl: J.R. Burke, Jim Novak, Matt DiSanto, Ed Stempien, Lisa Rowland, Doug Smith, Doug Abbott, Dr. Shah, Dr. Minich, Stan Willis fThird Rowlz Hasan Sahsah, Suzanne Koogler, Greg Layman, Lori Ruen STUDENT SENATE Members of the Student Senate, while being in good academic standing, must either be elected by fellow students or appointed by Student Senate. Senate is the organization representing the entire student body. Its main purpose is to act as a student link to the University administra- tion and the Board of Trustees. PAIYHEL The Panhellenic Council is made up of one representative from each soronty plus an executive board. Panhel is the goveming body of the four national soror- ities on the ONU campus. Its pur- pose is to correlate the interests of all sorority women. IFC Each of the eight fratemities has two representatives on the Coun- cil: the active chapter president and an elected IFC representa- tive. The lnterfratemity Council's purpose is to govem the fratemi- ties on campus as a group for the good of the Greek system. fy -1, X? fRow ll: Mr. Robert Allen fadvisorl, Angie Dine, Jo Lyn Gardner, Tony Garifo, David Cupps, Stan Guy lRow 29: Tamara Janas, Rajesh Verma, Heena Bathiia, Tammy Severt, Vicki Chambers, Lisa Muegel, Julie Markley, Michael Economou iRow 251: Jay Freund, Brian Martinko, Cindy Germann, Jerry Hooker, Steve Hill, Lou Mazzoli, Adam Bnckner ral '86,-4 fFront Rowiz Lisa Muegel, Sandy Kohta, Joni Cain, Deb Farris CBack Rowl: Taffy Howard, Denise Ellerbrock, Angie Brady, Monique Groot .. -'7iuq. iFront Rowlz Dave Kistner, Tom Meinert, Bill Kammer, Lou Myers, Steve Emerick 4Back Rowi: Bob Wing, Doug Zimmem1an, Ron Knoble fadvisorl, Jim George, Dave Men- ning, Brian Martinko, Plomi Stickney, Jim Taylor ,fir 'il' GRE KS .X 1 ?hv,,, 35.7.-uv Q 'lu-an.' r D C' 7, Q 'af isis 1 JK ALPHA OMICR O PI President: Rachel Hunter Vice President: Michele Hergn Treasurer: Stephanie Bolden Advisor: Dr. Elizabeth Roberts . un-lu' The object of this chapter is to encourage a spirit of love and fratemity among its members. lt also encourages them to stand at all times for integrity, dignity, scholarship and college loyalty. 1 Q' DELTA ZETA Delta Zeta is a social sorority whose purpose is to unite its members in bonds of sincere and lasting friendships. lt also includes stim- ulating one another in their pursuit of knowl- edge. President: Kris Tolan Vice President: Anne Evans Treasurer: Julie Wharton Advisor: Mrs. Drexler L..MsM5f Pi QA I ALPHA XI DEL TA President Ellen Tirpak Vice President Enn Doyle Advisor Ms. Mary Fox Alpha Xi Delta is a social sorority aimed at creating fnendships and maintaining truth and justice. They are involved in many activities and stress scholarship and philanthropy. L-ll'llI I QJYNKX ful' mf- .- th H ZH mcg, I i . .. 1 'Q f 0- ..,., XM 1 v, S ZE TA TA U ALPHA 1 l , ...L Pfesidemfd tu Tammy Keeney V'Ce Pres' en ' Michele Rhoades Secretary: Vicki Chambers Zeta Tau Alpha is a sorority which pro- motes friendship. It gives each member an opportunity to develop lifelong friendships and to leam cooperation within a large group. lu I Z Zeta Tau Alpha becomes involved in many campus activities and has philanthropy projects. vig SIGMA PI K gf X63 iw ' like gxw Pesident: Matt Burger Vice President: Bob Berger Secretary: Louis Mazzoli Treasurer: Glen Hopkins Advisor: Dr. David Besson Sigma Pi's Zeta Chapter was established in 1912 at ONU. With a total brotherhood of over one thou- sand, it is one of the largest chapters of Sigma Pi nationally. 'fr 6 'M-wnkfs PHI U DELTA President: Jim Taylor Vice Pres. for Finance: Carl Holloman Vice Pres. for Membership: John Zaniker Secretary: Dave Schaller Advisor: Dr. Larry Mayer Phi Mu Delta was founded as a national fratemity in 1918. The local chapter, Mu Beta, was installed at ONU in 1926. The Phi Mu Delta brotherhood is active in many campus and local activities as well as maintaining high academic standards and athletic standings. as M 'I 41 'lf it 1 1 W I W 'T 3' 'E V' is 4 6 1 ' .rf 2'-Zftxf' A if f 3156332 T HETA CHI President: Steve Emerick Vice President: Dave Nau Secretary: Ned Raybould Advisor: Prof. Ron Roll The Theta Chi Fratemity was founded in Nor- wich, Vermont in 1856. The chapter at ONU was formed in 1966. The brothers take part in many extracunicular activities outside of their stud- ies. -fv-wz-,.,-......,...,,,..,..............,..,..w, N,...-...-.H+ , .W .. , W f- -. 0,-V .-. ...- W ---may-W 'X 'N Axw L . 1 . vii r X ., 53 President: Tom Powers Vice President: Dave Antenuci Secretary: Tom Baker Treasurer: Dave Menning Advisor: Prof. Herb Strayer The Alpha Sigma Phi Fratemity was founded nationally in 1845. The local chapter was instituted in 1942. lt has as its basic underlying principles brotherhood, sports and scholarship. ALPHA SIGMA PHI PI'II KAPPA THETA President: Jim George Vice President: John Myers Secretary: Ken Eames Treasurer: Craig Eier Advisor: Mr. Robert Logsdon Fon'nerly knovm as Theta Kappa Phi, the name was changed in 1949 to Ohio Zeta Chaper of Phi Kappa Theta National Fraterni- ty. The brothers strive for excellence in both academics and extra-cunicular activities. -Ji- KAPPA P I President: Trevor Cannell Vice President: Kent Lumbatis Secretary: Mike Frederick Treasurer: Mark Beicke Advisor: Jim Tumer ln 1920, the Gamma Delta Chapter of the Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fratemity was founded. It is the only social professional fratemity on campus, as all its brothers are enrolled in the College of Phamiacy. Kappa Psi's brothers become involved with a wide range of professional activities aside from its social advantages. Q 'K F' Y' Q M in ew 4 if 1' t ' fa 'ir W, l L SIG PHI EPSILO President: Tgm Meinert Vice President: Bruce Sauers Treasurer: Kipp Bush AdViS0f1 Dr. Clyde Painter Sigma Phi Epsilon's Alpha Chapter was installed at ONU in 1905. They have the distinction of being the lirst to build a house in Ohio exclusively for fratemity use. Some basic principles of Sigma Phi Epsilon in- clude sportsmanship, brotherhood and scholarship. .fi bl ' ' l lil mu, 6 ' -' .. ,Q .IQTLQJ ' f ' CO7 FOI ey, Pfesidenfr scott Deeanck VICE President: Brent Johnson SCCVCUWI Mike Gordon Treqsurerl Mark HO!-nan AGWSOH Prof. Rex Messick The Alpha Eta Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi was started in 1920 at ONU. The basic foundations of Delta Sigma Phi are broth- erhood, leadership and scholarship. i ' DEL TA SIGMA PHI '17 ww X Sigma Theta Epsilon is a Christian Service Fraternity, with the goal of sewing God through sewing oth- ers. Their three basic principles are service projects, religious ac- tivities and social op- portunities. The STE's plan events in each of these categories. SIGMA T HETA EPSILO President: Andy Kfeiflef Vice President: Chris Graham Eiifd' .ul r v .ff ' .ryan ,-4 0 in 'Q s i Q-f I. ,Y 4 :X HW' -S vff I ,4 .4-U4 ' , . W. 5 A vw. ' ' in -- --0 I-T-. ' ' wvt... -is I - '-Q -QA -Q-- GRADUA TES Karen R. Aiken Margaret F. Alexander Kimberly J. Allison Elementary Education Pharmacy Elementary Education Kathleen M. Anderson William J. Archer Patrick J. Arnette Health Computer Science Civil Engineering Jackie M. Austin Lori A. Austin Mark W. Bailey Biology Pharmacy Electrical Engineering I Righard L, Barkgr Teresa J. Bates John Battersheli Industrial Technglggy Biology Mechanical Engmeenng Reema R. Bazzy Brent J. Beams Margaret R. Beeler Philosophy Phannacy Pharmacy James T. Bell Paul E. Bentley Lisa A. Bernosky Biology Mechanical Engineering Pharmacy l i Bruce A. Bloomster Chris Bolen Susan M. Boss Mechanical Engineering Industrial Technology Biology l P r Brenda K. Bowers Adam P. Brickner Michele L. Briggs Political Science History Civil Engineering Lynda B- Brigham Donald J. Brinkman James R. Brinkman C0mPUfCf Sfienfe Electrical Engfneeffng Electrical Engineering P V L. David Br0Wrl Virginia A. Brown Thomas E. Bruderly Computer Science Psychology Biology Michael L. Brumbaugh George W. Brunswick Theodore S. Bunnell Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering I Timothy L. Buschur Robert W. Calhoun Lorrie A. Campbell Physical Education Phannacy Elementary Education I I Suzanne G. Campbell Todd A. Canter Jeanne S. Capco History Political Science Pham1acy I I I Nadine F. Caris Carol M. Carman Tracey A. Carnes Phannacy Accounting Law Laura L. Castle Joseph W. Cayton Timothy A. Chamberlain PSyCh0lOgy Ch emistzy Accounting V l Stephen L. Chesser Wesley P. Chow Michelle Claypool Pharmacy Mechanical Engineering Elementary Education Frank J- Cockman Leigh D. Coffman Lane D. Coleman Pharmacy Elementary Education Speech fTheater 5 i Angela L. Colvin Gordon A. Qox Pamela S. Coyle Accounting Management Mathematics 5 3 i James E. Craig Mark R. Crider John M. Culp Law Marketing Sports Medicine Y Y Jodie L- Davis Patricia J. Deeter Frank Delgado Phannacy Phannacy Biology Todd A. Deranek Fred M. De Voe Archibald H. Dick Marketing Biology Mechanical Engineering James D. Doddroe Judy A. Dranschak Melinda M. Durbin Finance Phannacy Sports Management I David R- Edwards Julie L. Ehemann Susan E. Eipper Management Phamiacy Biology 5 i JOHN 0. Elliott Margaret A. Emans Michael P. Esker Marketing Physical Education Management Y i I Philip A. Eversole Donna J. Farnholtz Michagl G, Farr Mechanical Engineering Music Education Industrial Tedmolggy 1 l Richard 11, Feng Marcia M. Fichtelman Brian K. Fields Law Electrical Engineering Management John C. Filkins Bruce L. Finch Mark L. Fox English Computer Science Electrical Engineering Lawrence P. Frick Amy E. Fryman william G. Gearnan Chemistry Elementary Education Public Administration Bryan L. George Michael W. George Robert W. Gerdeman History Industrial Technology Sports Medicine 4 . Michael P. Gennano Lisa M. Gibson Erica I. Gonzalez Law Management Management Christopher J. Graham Steven N. Graham Justine L. Greathouse Biology Electrical Engineering Pharmacy Deborah J. Green Frank W. Green Todd R. Griffey Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Phannacy 1 Richard M. Grimes Michael S. Gulley Todd A. Haase Finance Marketing Mechanical Engineering Tamara L. Hacker Kirsten E. Haggstrom Douglas A. Hanby Pharmacy Marketing Accounting 1 . James D. Harbin Julia E, Hardin David L. Haurnislr Electrical Engineering Phannacy Electncal Engrneenng 1 Ellen K. Hamish Andry Hartanto Brian D. Harty Pharmacy Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Brenda C. Hauck Pamela S. Hershberger Bretta A. Hillyer Comm AitsfPub Relations Accounting Elementary Education Lawrence R. l1iser Donna F. Hobson Jeff A. Hogrefe English Biology Phannacy N 4 Beth A. Holdsworth H, Andrewjioltom Diane L. H011 Pharmacy Electrical Engineering Accounting I Patricia L. Hood Cynthia G. Huber Paul A. Huey Pharmacy Civil Engineering Accounting Laurie Hughes Randy E. Human Rachel L. Hunter Pharmacy Accounting Elementary Education Wayne E. Hyvalinen John P. Imm Jeffery E. Infin Electrical Engineering Biology Mechanical Engineering Lisa G. Jacomet Lisa M. Jasper Carlton Jenkins Psychology Marketing Mechanical Engineering JOSCPU L- JCYQCT Kwaku N. Kankam Thomas E. Kaplan ACCOUHUUQ Phamiacy Mechanical Engineering Teresa M. Karels Kelley A. Kennedy Cynthia E. Keown Elementary Education Marketing Pharmacy l Thomas E. Kiesel James N. Kisekka Linda K. Knecht Pharmacy Biology Mathematics Brian Knotts Theresa L. Krach Melanie N- Kfamme Accounting Marketing ACCOUHUHQ Beth A. Krause Peter C. Krause Kristine Kreiser Accounting Mechanical Engineering Law , Andrew D. Kreitzer Steven P. Krna Karen D. Kuenzig Psychology Law Music Education GTQQQYY 5-, LHYIUZU Kathleen A. Leggett Bfuce E, Le Master CW Engmeenng Law Mechanical Engineering Jamie L. Lewis Lynda K. Locke Nathan J. Long Industrial Technology Biology Mechanical Engineering i Gerald A. Lord Donna L. Losee Scott M. Low Law Phamracy Accounting 0 Gary A. Loxley Warren K. Luhrs Hiram W. Lynch Law Electrical Engineering Sports Management 0 l Joseph D. Lynch Jeffery J. Makeever Michael C. Margevicius Electrical Engineering E EngineeringfBus Adm Pham1acy Allison E. Marlar Robert D. Marling Nancy H. Massie Phannacy Pharmacy Law Richard M. Mast Robert T. Matuska Michele L. Mauri Electrical Engineering Accounting Phannacy Robert E. McCune Rebecca S. McGinnis John J, McLaren Electrical Engineering Law Electrical Engineering R P Madonna M. McNally James C. McWilliams Steven J. Melvin Pharmacy Marketing Marketing Elizabeth A. Melzer James R. Michael Andrew E. Milks Psychology Law Electrical Engineering David W. Miller Judy L. Miller Scott K. Miller Accounting English Mechanical Engineering 1 Thomas A. Minich Lisa J. Moherman Angela D. Moore Phannacy Pharmacy Elementary Education B311 A- MQSCF . Bradley G. Mrozinski Cheryl D, Mumma Elecmcal Engmeefmg Law Comm ArtfPub Relations I Gale C. Musselman David W. Myers Debgrah E, Myers Pharmacy Electrical Engineering Pharmacy Katrina M. Nelson Barbara K. Nestor Charles C. Ney Biology Public Administration Mechanical Engineering Claus M- Nielsen Tracy A. Norman Randall S. Ohlemacher Electrical Engineering Marketing - Biology I lsaac 0. Okoye Cheryl J. Orr Stephen L. Osborne Phannacy Accounting Accounting Michael J. Oshaben Kipp W. Ottley Robinette J. Page E Enginee1ingfBus Adm Pharmacy Chemistry Bhavesh J. Patel Pramesh Patel Michael C. Patterson Accounting Phannacy Mechanical Engineering 1 Debra E. Payne Dawn E. Peltier Cynthia 5, peoples Accounting Comm ArtfPub Relations Marketing Jeffrey F. Pfeiffer Logan M. Pichel Robert D. Podlogar Biology Finance Marketing Gerald M. Popovich Michele R. Porter Judith M, Prince Accounting Pharmacy Accounting Payton A. Printz Michael D. Pugh Robert J. Pujolas Health Phannacy Biology Susan M. Reed Carl W. Roop Edith Rosen Comm A1tfPub Relations Law Pharmacy Lori A. Ruen Tanya L. Russell Thomas R. Ryan Civil Engineering Phannacy Music Perfonnance 1 1 Peter A. Sandwell Maria Santo Julie A. Santora Ceramics Law Pharmacy Sandra A. SChl'0CdCr Debra S. Schwaderer Steve K. Schwerin Management Law Management Darren W- SCOU Barbara J. Setzer Jeffrey S. Shane lndUSfI'i8l TCCUHOIOQJ' Accounting Electrical Engineering A James P. Shaw Grant T. Shetterly Renea F. Shively Civil Engineering Pharmacy Pham1acy Dennis E. Simons Mark G. Siple Eric E. Skidmore Music Education phamqacy Law Rhonda S. Skinner ' Lore A, Slagle Tarek M. Sleiman Sports Management Mathematics Electrical Engineering l 1 Brian D' Smith D0U9la5 A- Smith Karen E. Smith Management A CiW1 Eligifleeffng Electrical Engineering Y 1 i s Pamela S. Smith Ryan M. Smith Sarah E. Smith Management Electrical Engineering Music Education Daifid A- Slfydef Scott G. Somsak David W. Stahl ACCOUUUUQ Industrial Technology Electrical Engineering I Brian F. Starr Craig T. Stechschulte Mary K. Stechschulte Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Accounting Randy L. Stinebuck Colleen A. Switzer Robert S. Tartz Management Mechanical Engineering E EngineeringfBus Adm Kellie A. Tefakis Jennifer A. Thomas David E. Tibbitts E c Pharmacy Chemistry Biology ' Tamara L. Tibboles Kristine M. Toland Mark E. Trinkle Electical Engineering Management Management r I 1 John V. Trop Robert S. Twitchell Ronald M. Tyszkiewicz Law Computer Science Law John E. Venen Kimberly A. Vincent David C. Von Brock Marketing Phanriacy Mechanical Engineering Christy L. Wagner Sandra J. Weaver Jon A. Weideling ACCOUntirlg Law Marketing Thomas D. Weidley Doreen M. Wengerd Jeffrey L. White Mechanical Engineering English Electrical Engineering Scott D- Wills f Lidella M. Wilson Premala T. Wilson Management Law Psychology Allen L. Wirt James P. Withrow Mary A. Woerner E EngineeringfBus Adm Electrical Engineering Pharmacy P John J. Wujek John M. Zajc Daniel W. Zenczak Electrical Engineering , Englishfwriting Accounting KN J0dY J- lender Randal S. Ziemkiewicz Robert Zigmund Social Work Biolggy W Electrical Engineering Undergraduates i r Douglas A Abbott Crvrl Engrneenng Bethany A Ake Math Angela M Alascla French Susan B Alexander Elementary Education Juhe A Alllson Psychology Jayne L Allshouse Pharmacy Kevm W Allen Math Pharmacy Kevln J Amollne Pharmacy Sean E Apke Sports Medrcrne Brenda L Arnholt Pharmacy Gerald S Arnold Management Gregroy C Arnold Mechamcal Engrneenng Patncla L Aron Pharmacy Stephen D Arvln Mechanical Engrneenng Caszaundra L Atkins Biology Verna J. Babcock Civil Engineering Kristen K. Bade Pharmacy Diana S. Baker Phannacy Michael T. Baker Electrical Engineering Robert K. Baker Mechanical Engineering Dan W. Bartter Industrial Technology Laura R. Baxla Pharmacy Sarah E. Beal Pharmacy Lynette D. Amicone l Kathleen M. Becht Pharmacy Daniel H. Beck Electrical Engineering Enc M Beck Electncal Engmeenng Robyn J Belden Came C Bell Pharmacy Bonnle D Berger Biology Krlsten J Bevlns Pharmacy Karen L Blackstone Comm ArtsfPubl1c Relatlons Chnstlne M Blaha Phamiacy James D Blalock Finance Barbara A Bok Pharmacy Alisa J Bowe Sports Management Kenneth R Boyd Management Angela K Brady French Biology Chene L Brayer Phannacy Beth J Breltzlng Pharmacy Todd L Brldenthal Pharmacy Chnstoher M Bnght Pharmacy Enc L Brlnk Electncal Engmeenng Wllham D Brock lndustnal Technology Jeffrey L Bruns Electncal Engmeenng Cynthia M Brunswlck Pharmacy Susan M Burden Biology Art . Janice A. Brautigam Mark Andrew Bushong Music Jeffery Paul Butcher Pharmacy John Phillip Calland Management Anthony W. Campbell Sports Medicine Cheryl Lynn Campbell Medical Technology John H. Campbell Management Mark C. Campbell Pharmacy Shelly Cray Cantleben'y Phamiacy Paul Carlo Carbetta Finance Michael Eugene Carey Biology Holly Jeanette Carpenter Psychology George N. Cemansky, Jr. Sports Medicine Richard John Chambers Electrical Engineering iii' Ag Russell Paul Chapman Accounting Rima Kamel Chelala Pharmacy Karen Ann Cissner Pharmacy Amy Lynn Clawson Spanish, French Nancy Elaine Cline Pharmacy Tammy Sue Cobb Mechanical Engineering David John Cobum Physical Education Todd Wesley Coffman Electrical Engineering Deborah Susan Cole General Studies Mark Conklin Electrical Engineering Tracy Lynn Cook Phannacy Penny Anne Coons Pharmacy Thomas Andrew Cooper Marketing Tina M. Crow Pharmacy Connie J. Crowl Pharmacy Karen L. Dawson Pharmacy Mark A. Detfenbaugh Electrical Engineering Robert W. Dempsey Phannacy Donna L. Denzik Accounting Linette A. Dickerson Electrical Engineering Kimlgerly B. Doeringer Pharmacy Louis A. D'Orazio Computer Science Daniel J. Drake Comm. ArtsfPublic Relations Jennifer H. Dudley Biology Eric W. Durliat French Joanna C. Dykema Biology Kenneth A. Earnest Marketing David L. Eby Mechanical Engineering Christine M. Elliott Biology Mary E. Emery Pharmacy Christopher D. Enge Mechanical Engineering Charles A. Evans Phamiacy Thomas C. Evans Chemistry Julia L. Fashner Biology Fatima Fayed Pharmacy Asa T. Featherstone Accounting Catherine A. Fee Phannacy 4 Kara L. Ferguson Comm. ArtsfPublic Relations David A. Ferri Pham1acyA-B Dawn M. Finch Psychology Gail M. Firestine Medical Technology Douglas S. Fisher French W. David Florence Political Science Mary C. Flower Electrical Engineering Laura J. Frost Pharmacy Carol S. Fullenkamp Phannacy Mark A. Fultz Industrial Technology Deanna C. Gahm Phannacy Kevin R. Gallwitz Engineering James L. Garner Electrical Engineering Cindy J. Germann Comm. ArtsfPublic Relations Shawne L. Geyer Pharmacy Amy J. Gheen Marketing Lisa A. Giordano Phannacy Elizabeth A. Glassbrook Spanish Wayne H. Grant Pharmacy Brian E. Gray Math Laurie M. Greathouse Electrical Engineering Scott L. Griffith Accounting Todd R. Grisez Phamracy John P. Gross Sports Management Michael William Haas Electrical Engineering Tage F. Haase Chemistry Douglas Richard Hafer Business Sean Patrick Hall Marketing David Allen Hamm Pharmacy Kristine Louise Hanson Management Allen L. Hart Management Janice Lee Hartman Art Sean William Hartwell Sports Management Carter Haskins Accounting Susan Plichella Hayes Political Science Steven Scott Hebler Civil Engineering Todd Allen Heinlen Math X U' Avy-V: N: , , I b H M l ' 1 l lx. f . h . 1 W-Aja' 'y fo X ff X f M ff MA-12 ,nw hdl- K , Y , KL Q 1 .Ji K1 1 z 4 r. ' WM 'i s X l ,iyv 0, V , In .I E Xrtf A f .. C 4 X3 x tacit it Roger C. Hinde Law Barbara L. Hitchcock Computer Science Richard Warren Hoback Mechanical Engineering Donna J. Hocker Pharmacy Lisa Sue Hoene Elementary Education Clifford Jay Hoffman Pharmacy Michele Marie Hollowell Pharmacy Michael James Holtel Pharmacy Thomas Martin Hood Electrical Engineering Jeny Hooker Law Christopher R. Howell Management Theresa Ann Homnnan Art Annette Danielle Hreha Accounting Rodney Alan Lieb Electrical Engineering Shawn Andrea Little Marketing Sue Ann Little Accounting John Lan'y Livengood Painting Tami An Locher Biology Kwok Yuan Loh Mechanical Engineering Barbara Ann Long Pharmacy Darren Walter Lore Pharmacy Timothy Joseph Lukasik Pharmacy Davide Pasquale Mansi Electrical Engineering Michelle N. Marflake Pharmacy Julie Ann Markley Biology Suzanne Marie Marques Phannacy XMI' 'Nek- ir rm rg ' 1 1 Larry C. Masserant Mech. Eng. fBus. Admin. Matthew Everett Matthews Phamiacy l Beth Ann May Political Science Douglas William McClure Industrial Technology Karen Lynn McCracken Pharmacy Robert P. McDonough Phamiacy Edward Cook Mcliell Psychology Mariellen Mcliinney Pharmacy Daniel Duane Meek Mechanical Engineering Kurt Frederick Meier Accounting Todd Jeffrey Michaels Elec. Eng. fBus. Admin. Christopher Scott Miller History, Accounting Tracy Shane Mitchell Civil Engineering Susan Louise Montain Elec. Eng. fBus. Admin. Daniel R. Moore Industrial Technology Gregory G. Moore Pharmacy Mark G. Moorhead Phannacy Regina M. Mormile Pharmacy Andrew M. Mower Industrial Technology Linda A. Muhlenkamp Biology James P. Munchick Industrial Technology Uma M. Murthi Phamiacy Elizabeth A. Nash Religion Lisa K. Neer Phannacy Terri E. Neer Elementary Education Robert W. Nelson Pharmacy Kurt R. Nestel R Pharmacy ' X f Mark E. Newman K Industrial Technology Pamela J. Norton ' Marketing 1 Nancy A. Nowlin 1 Marketing l N Suellen Ogden V Pharmacy Mary I1. Ogle Pharmacy Steven c. omiger 'l Pharmacy Kennith A. Omecinski Pharmacy Christopher D. Osborn Pharmacy Gregory S. Owens Marketing John M. Partridge Electrical Engineering Nita R. Patel Pharmacy Vasavdalta R. Patel Pharmacy Chris J. Patsiavos Pharmacy Teri L. Payer Phamracy Jo Ann Penner English William H. Perkins Sports Medicine Kimberly J. Perry Pharmacy Lois A. Pitcher Pharmacy Minnie B. Plank Biology Brian N. Poe Computer Science Debra L. Prikkel MEfBusiness Administration Brad M. Pruetz Accounting Brenda S. Puterbaugh Undeclared Nancy R. Quinn Biology David R. Rabaja Biochemistry Jill L. Rainey Undeclared Keith A. Rapp Pharmacy Kenneth T. Rebstock MEfBusiness Administration Gretchen L. Redline Pharmacy Amy L. Reed Pharmacy Dolores A. Reed Undeclared Ginger K. Reed Biochemistry Brent D. Rees Mechanical Engineering Steven E. Reichard Electrical Engineering Joyce A. Riederer Pharmacy A-B Wendy Lou Roach Pharmacy Leigh Ann Roberts Elementary Education David Wayne Robinson Sports Medicine Michael R. Roediger Pub. Relat.fComm. Arts Lisa Renee Rogers Marketing Marcia Ann Romanda Pharmacy John Rosetti Elec. Eng. fBus. Admin. Lisa Beth Rowland Civil Eng. fBus. Admin. Philip Walter Ruark Pharmacy Carolyn Louise Rumph Mechanical Engineering Anita Jane Rupert Medical Technology Jocelyn Anne Russell Biology Christina Sue Rutledge Biology 'Ng David Timothy Sabula Elec. Eng.fBus. Admin. Ayrnan A.B. Saleh Electrical Engineering Kathleen Mary Sanders Pharmacy Nicholas Jerome Sanders Civil Engineering Earl Kenneth Sant Mechanical Engineering Jose Antonio Santos Electrical Engineering Todd Lesley Sarver Management Carol Ann Schlemmer Civil Engineering Sandy Ann Schmuki Pharmacy Kristiann Schnebly Business Brent Allen Schroeder Electrical Engineering Joseph M. Schumacher Pharmacy Lisa Marie Schwan Chemistry ,M X Q -A x ,-.X X X uw X , X X X X f Qs X 5 s s f A X 1 N , S' ,X wif :,-x XXV fx 5 .Q , 7 , ,V H 4 ,L f 2 5 7 1. , X, 4. A M ,W ' ,j f f . A ', 1, , 'Q' f f V Hn ,f 0 Q ' W f ff ,f W ,f X ,,,,k Nw X fwy M Q , 127, f 4 AIM W My -my fww W, Q7 QZQW , ,A . 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Wieging Pharmacy David Loyal Wiemer Industrial Technology Sue Ellen Willeke Phamiacy ,nf 41. in -T' Annum fik-5 Karen Yvonne Williams General Studies Beth Ann Wilson Pharmacy Craig Andrew Wilson Political Science Mark Thomas Wolfe Accounting Janet Sue Wright Accounting Bryan Louis Zarlenga Civil Engineering Clair Oscar Zeits Mechanical Engineering Beth Ann Zerkel Medical Technology Erik Todd Zima Mechanical Engineering Patricia Ann Zinn Accounting Jan Agnes Zumberger Mathematics Jeff Henry Zumberger Engineering Joan Agnes Zumberger Elementary Education Lon Lynn Zwink Pharmacy 'LL , 1 Y Mr. Robert Allen Prof. Gary Bayliss Dr. Ronald Beanblossom Dr. Ronald Becld Dr. John Berton Dr. David Bessen Wearing goggles is a part of the safety rules in lab. - . 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